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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27
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re~,a e. . --.ua.s woman.

CP~,a e. q. ---us.s woman.
On Car -. 3 i. .lg lgGt of large
,-mijy died 10 - -'r.. ,rCJ c. Sor son-in-
l"T, ,.L"-'4 Itc-', .rar Qc1.-. |l.!o. She
was Estns~ J-c i-l', -ga-. 8, ; do
Of Martin G-aTriT, ~. d. &C
! very adv!-T . = ago . 1CT y-cr1
ago. She was of the Whitestick family,
10 at one time owned all the land ,3a
vLi-1 the stone quarries at Quar- M
ana all the adjoining ore banks now -
They lived on the farm nov owned
DR.. II. f. Raub. Her father, Henry
Whitestio,-. Lad Ave children, one boy and
four girls the boy was weaver and the
girls did the farming as well as the haul
ing. Esther was the teamster, and she
could draw the lines on six horses as well
as any man in the county.
Her first husband was Herr, and she
had quito . number of children, among
them Benz. Herr, OF this city. Her second
husband was Martin Snavely, with whom
she had no children. She leaves consider
able or an estate in the hands Of trustee,
who was appointed for her few years
ago.
On the farm of Nancy Nevswauger,
about mile west of Quarryville, is the
old family burying ground OF the White =
stick family, one of the oldest in the
county, and we'll worthy visit by any
one who takes an interest in such things
1t is almost fifty years since there was
anyone buried in it.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27
TuH STAR or RErnLEnEM
iutercstinE Ihristmss Entcr,RlHncnt at
Christ church.

Interesting Nhristmss Entcr,HlHtncnt At
Christ church.
Last evening Christmas entertainment
was given in Christ Evangelical Luther
an church by the Sunday school connected
herewith. 1t was called tho Star Of
Bethlehem, and consisted Ci a service OF
hymns and responsive readings relating
to the birth Of Christ, tho recital OF the
creed, anthems by the choral sJcgty and
By tho choir, au address by tho pastor,
distribution Of gifts to the scholars, PIE.
seutatiOns to tho superintendent of the
school aud to the pastor, the repeti.
ton of the Lords prayer aud beucdlcliOu.
The church was very prHttily trimmed
with n large Christmas tree aud CvCggTCCns
aud flowers, and during the progress of
the entertainment largo and brilliant
star, emblem Of the " star OF Bethlehem -
was raised above tho tree. The rC6pOn-
sive readings, conducted By Superintendent
Buehrle, contained apt quotations from
the Old Testament of the promise of the
Messiah, tho dawn Of the light, It's in.
creasiug brightness and its moro brilliant
! light in the fultilment of Christ's mission,
| The singing by the school was very good,
| tho anthems 10y the choral society and the
choir were well executed, the address
was able aud to tho point, tho collection
| generous and the distribution OF cOniec
| tious among the scholars liberal and highly
| appreciated. Just after the distribution
of gifts 70 the scholars the pastor, Rev
! +. l.. Reed, in behalf of the school, pre-
| sented Superintendent BuUhri6 with a foe
statuette of Luther, and Immediately after
wards Mr.. 4. B. Burkhart, president o
the choral society, in the namo Of tLI
congregation, presented the pastor with
handsome revolving chair aud a purse 0
money, which were received by him in
short and appropriate speech. The occa
sion was from first to last very plCasau
| ono.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27
CHRISTMAS CHEER.
CELEsRArIoNs IN Tun
COUNTRY
sociHl entertainments In the City--Privats
ThoAtrioals ana rnbIIc Pcrtormsuces-
sunday SchooI Celebration I'm

Social Entertainments IN tho ,ity-.pr,ya,e
ThcAtrioals ana rupIc Performances
sunday Sohooi Celebration tn
ouarryviiIe
Tho ChriStmas festivities at st. pauls
German Reformed church in Qurryville
were tho finest ever held at that place and
the church was crowded with people. OF
the Sunday school almost every scholar
was present. Tho church was handsomely
trimmed with green's in fOstoOus, crosses
aud wrCaths with smilax, lilies and carna
tions. Tho decoration was tho work of
tho choir, assisted by LOry Sutor, who
kindly loaned many of his hot house plants
for tho occasion.
Tho music was selected with much care
aud consisted of carols, &c., woll render.
ed by the choir assisted by tho scholars,
Addresses wero made by tho pastor Rev.
J. NJ. Souder, and Superintendent q. w.
llousel. After tho regular programme,
in very earnest speech, Rev. SoudCr pre-
sented on bohalf Of her many friends in the
church, to Ma2io Sutcr, tho organist, n
beautiful scarlet cashmere dress pattern
and in turn Mr.. Suudcr was presented, in
a short address, by G. w, llensCl, with a
handsome purse containing a snug sum Of
money.
The whole occasion was much appre-
ciatcd and was really a joyful ono to all
present.
merry Christmas tn LeacuCk.
Old Lcacock has but two female teachers
and both have been very kindly rCmem
bered by their pupils and patrons. Mis-,
Sallie +. Stehman, teacher of Intercourse
school, received handsome silver cal
| bell, and Salle j. Trainer, of Hickory
Grove, beautiful and durable schou
globe. The kind thoughtfulneSs Of pupil
and patrons is fully appreciated.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27
Snow SLIDES.
AnoIhSr Terrlble pI.aster ,n uc

another Terrible Disaster Ia colorado.
y dispatch from Telluride, via Montrose,
Dec. "a, says At noon 10 day q snow
slide came down Marshall basin, carrying
of the shaft house of tho Mendoza mine. In
which were II men, 8 of whom were killed
outright and injured four of the men
dug themselves out. No further particulars
arc at present obtainablo 4 large BODY
OF men will leave here in the morning for
the scene of tho disaster. Tho mail carrier
from SIlyertown to Amcs and Ouray. who
was duo here last Friday, has notyct been
heard from, II is supposed that he has
been lost IN crossing the raugo."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27
STRUCK uI \ THAIS.
An unknoau ntnIIy IrJurcd Near al
lULNil!..

An UEknuau asuIHthIy ITJurcd Near NJ
lUENil!..
To day abyut ono O'Clock aB the Fred.
eIick accommodation train was running -
short distance wee. ot DlleryiIlo it struck
and fatally injured an unknowu man.
The train was Instantly stopped and tho
injured man Was bruugh. to thi1 city and
taken to tho county hospital His skull
is fractured, his face terribly cut and his
body otherwise Injured. He appears tu
DO 3j or 40 years old, was comfortably
dressed aud had overalls over his panta
looms, check shirt, gum boots and slouch
hat. IL is supposed ho is q mechanic who
was ou his way to bis work after having
eaten his dinner, but tins il only conjcc
tuyC.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27

sale. OF Properly Around quarryy,no.

sales oi property Around Quarryvino.
The trustees OF David Witmcr's estate
have sold d" the homo" property in Quar-
ryY!lle, containing ono acre. with frame
house and stable, to John NJ. Wilmer for
sl,72O.
Samuel Wilmer has bought from J. NJ.
Witmcr, throa building lots opposite the
Washington hotel, in QuRrFyVille, FOR 800
each.
y. II E5kmau has removed from Spring
Grove hotel, TO Quarryvllc, and Abncr
Rinoer has taken the hotel. Alb is a good
fellow and will make Il popular landlord
he has the best wishes of host Of friends.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27

Thcro was q Genuine London fog owe.
hanging the city this forenoon, that
sortcucd tho sard.iiko snow with which
tho ostrcUts have bgyu tiled ror several day
past, and rendered them rather s.uaa
Tho fog was owed abOn. ono o'clock by
a brisk shower which looaGEed tho snow
from the roof. nd caused dozens Of snow
slides, mono of which we believe caused
serious injury though many persons made
very narrow escape, and some were
almost buried beneath tho snow. PedCs-
triaus should keep sharp lookout aud
property owners might save trouble by
cleaning off their roofs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27

The Csntats of Emanuel riuoiy Rendered
\ very large audience assembled at ST.
Johns Lutheran church last evening to
witness Christmas entertainment given
by the members of the Sunday school, and
they were we'll repaid for their attendance,
for the music was excelleutly rendered
and the church prettily decorated. DR..
II. d. knight was chairman of the COM
mitteo of arrangements. Prof. Carl Matz
had charge Of the organ, and Prof. Ztm
norman, rs musical director, swung
tho baton. There were several excellent
solo voices among the singers, aud the
choruses were rendered with strength and
spirit. Between the first and second parts
OF tho cantata, the pastor, Rev. Sylvanus
Stall, made pertinent address, and at
the close of the entertainment, the schol
ars were presented with some line coulec-
tions. Much credit is due Mr. 5. II. Le'
van, superintendent of tho school and the
committee OF arrangements, for the taste
displayed in getting the entertainment up
NJ such good taste.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27

WELL constituted as the new appro-
prlations committee of the House is for
economical work, 1t cannot be expected
that it will accomplish material reduc,
tions of public expenditures below those
of the last session Of Congress. When
the last House of Representatives came
In, the Republican majority, flushed with
success and proud In their power, appro
priated $25l 100000 at its first session.
Then came the elections and Democratic
success. In order to prevent succeed
Ing Democratic House from making a
good comparison the Republicans cut
down the appropriations at the next
session to slss, 100000, and they hope
that deficiencies which they incurred
will make it impossible for Mr., Randall's
committee to get below these figures
The Republican intention is, however
to be gauged by the amount of appropri
ations when the dell was we'll"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27
Tho mLnncnlter nInzourEn.n

This Is the title Of piece of music,
dedicated to Mr.. Il. l.. Eckert, of Gordon.
vile, this county, composed By his niece,
Miss Hattie Powell, of York, daughter of
the late Rev. Walter Powell, deceased,
formerly Of the Presbyterian church, Lam
caster 1t is n graceful composition, re-
ilecting much credit on the composer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27
Election aud Installation.

At a regular stated meeting OF II. A. O.
No. 43, held at Masonic hail on Wednes-
day evening, the following oiicers were
elected and installed by ID. ID. G.. H. p.
A. J. Kaufman
M, II. P.-Wm. o. Marshall.
King-Joel s. Eaby..
Scribe-J. Gust Zook.
Treasurer-Charles A. Heinitsh
Secretary-Hugh S. Cara,
Trustees-Henry Baumgardnor, VIM. A.
Morton, Christian Widmyer.
Representatiye-Dr. Geo. II. WelchanF-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27

1t Is said in police circles in Reading
that Abo Buzzard, tho notorious outlaw
chief, occasionally called Fra DaVolo,
atc his Christmas dinner in Reading aud
then left for Southwestern Missouri,
where an old friend of his resides. Tho
report that Buzzard was in Reading
reached police ears too late to apprehend
him. The much wanted ontlaw Las
grown beard aud under broad brilnmed
hat his nearest friends recognized him
only with difficulty.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27
The Alleged Pension Forging,

Ufk DuIIy, = ~. ura,,,
Mr. Lewis p. Kraber says that the ''iorg
ing" for which he has been arrested by the
o. s. authorities, consisted in dating his
quarterly voucher one day earlier than 1t
was actually made. 1t seems there is
United States law which makes this Grim.
inal offence. The date was made in this
way because Mr.. X. wanted to leave town
ON the 3rd, whereas the 4th was the proper
time for making the voucher, 30 he dated
it the 4th without knowing that no was
violating any law by so doing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27
ON for a warmer Cline.

John A.IIestaud, esq, ofthe Examiner,
lett Lancaster this morning to join party
to be composed Of Hon. Simon Cameron,
James Duffy, jacob Vanderbilt, and a
friend, who will journey in private car
to Mexico and other points in the South,
viz Hot Springs, Ark. The good wishes
of many friends go with thom.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27
The western Union's ply,a.pa.

A. meeting of the executive commit.
tee vi tho Western Union company in New
York, Wednesday, it was decided to open
the transfer books on January 2, instead of
January lG, as was previously ordered
This action is simply taken to acc ommo
date investors, and will not alter or affect
the payment Of dividends on and after
January Is tostockholders of record at the
close OF the books ON the Goth instant,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27
Fall OF iiarn Roof.

The barn of tho Dennis Carr property,
between QuarryviIe aud the Buck, has
fallen down from an excessive weight Of
snow on the roof 1t was rather old and
dilapidated fortunately the stock had
been turned out to go to water just a short
time before the fall.
We hear Of quito number of roofs in
tho county being injured the amount Of
snow is heavy and it shows very little in.
clinaton to get or.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27

Mr.. S. s. Cox is man of varied at
tainments, versatile talents and wide
range OF knowledge. lie has one weakness
that is common failing Of humanity,
He measures his merits by his own esti.
mate Of them, and is petulant when any
body fails to accept the same standard.
But Mr.. Cox has good deal Of useful
ness in him, and does not stay sour tenn
pered long enough to spoil.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27
AZ AsrOHlsnED BRIDAL rARrY.
Harmless Deception Exposed by q
TTUIblod Clergyman

= Harmless Deception Exposed by =
TTolbled Clergyman.
1t was given out few days ago that on
Wednesday evening, December 20, at the
residence Of the bride, on Garner street,
C0ho5s, \ \, would occur the marriage
Of Frank Cole to Miss \. T. Neary. The
couple had many friends, and there was o
large assembly present at the time announ
ced. While tho guests we're ia one room
a banquet was being prepared aud tables
were laden in another room. The min
istoc from Albany was on hand, but his
countenanoe showed that something
troubled him. When tho time came to
announce the couple man and wife,
the minister stepped forward and, opening
a marriage certificate, said he bad mar
ried the couple four years ago Christmas
night, and that they wero already man
and wife. The minister also produced four
letters from the couple, sent at different
times, wishing and requesting him to keep
the matter a secret.
vi course there was sensation in the
| house for whilO, Tho wedding spread
| did not spoil, however, for tho guosts made
the best of it. Plenty Of presents were also
received and accepted by tho old married
couple After the wedding" the happy
couple started for Syracuse on an extended
wedding trip.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27

Mrs. William Williams, aged sixty four,
farmers wife, OF Berks county, was
merrily singing number of Christmas
carols with tho neighbors' children, when
she suddenly dropped over dead. The
cause Of dsaih was apoplexy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27
hIrnCII hr 1Inln

Joh1 s. Austut2 and hil two daughters,
while attempting % cross tho New York,
Little Erie and Western Railroad near
Burlington, Ohio, in sleigh, were struck
by train aud all were killed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27

SHOULD there ever come time when
the United States feel the necessity Of
having poet laureate, the claims of one
+. L. Denton to that exalted office must
shut out all competition The rock on
which this devotee OF Hippocrene POUNDS
his fame is a sweet dyl intended as an in
vocation to the sun. Its beauty consists
in the vigor and spirit with which the
poet dashes into his subject with the open
ing line, " o sun, hell wandering up the
armament. Well is It for Tennysou that
this grand production did not appear when
he was struggling for bread and fame, else
would he have sought some green wold
and died in despair. That the poem is
we'll sustained throughout is seen by
glance at the concluding line referring to
tho great illuminator, " Coruscant In the
chrism of thy beams" 1t would be ex.
ceedingly appropriate to make Mr.. Den
ton baron of something, even though
| already the envious may regard him as
"barren of ideas" For the benefit OF
those who may not set an opportunity Of
reading this remarkable poetic emanation,
it is reproduced in full
| 80 o Sun, hell wandering up the ornament
Gou smiled thou vert thou art Il laugh o
| Him
| !, but an one OF all the billion ghosts
| Ihat wall ana storm around this whirlinp
| world
| In the deirium OF consciousness
How can hope my wingles syllaOles
| Win ever reach the ear OF thee
Thee who beheid the world Travelled boholt
| IL, ocean robed, roaming purple ball,
Coruscant In the chrism OF thy beamslh
| - FrOm ~ ~ DentOn'S " KdrIu P0sticnI YnrL Z
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27
Lignts OEt.

Nine electric lights we've reported out
last night, aud many more of them gave
very unsatisfactory light.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27
May or's court.

The mayor had seven customers this
morBBg, bUC let them all slide on prom
Using 20 go their way ard not come bac,
agaiu.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27

ABE BUzz,RD is a man of rare parts.
Within very brief period he has been
wounded and dying in a lone cave on the
Welsh mountains then he has been &C.
tually buried at the foot OF the Hahustown
hills; and almost Immediately resurrected
TO terrify schoolmaster near Ephrata.
After the latter escapade ths writer soar
ing on the wings of a vivid imagination
narrates that the bold robber fled into
the darkness" Out of that darkness be
has now emerged long enough to let a
newspaper Correspondent locate him in
Missouri. There Abraham talent will bt
properly appreciated. At least if ht
receives no worse treatment than Jess
james, he need have no cause for com
plant. 1t is to DO hoped that Abe vii
not be made to answer for all the lies tolC
about him, or his eternal perdition i
| certain.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27
sherins SAIes.

Tho sheriff has posted bills ior tho saIe
Of properties of seventeen dihereht pcrSonS
on January l2th.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27

CONCORD, Nd, is such quarrelsome
place that its name has to be changed to
Discord.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27

MAIDESs of uncertain age are eagerly
awaiting the advent Of leap year.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27
Tragedies of a Day.

The maugled remains of a man were
found on the Pennsylvania railroad track,
near GTapeyille Station. He was evidently
passing from one car to another, when by
some accident be fell between the cars
and was killed. From papers on his per.
son his name was discovered to be Alfred
n. MARBLE. He had through ticket from
town in Texas to Philadelphia. He was
% years old and son OF II. n. Marble,
who resides in Oluey, near Philadelphia.
His remains await news from his friends.
While Mrs. William Dickson, OF Amwell
township, Washington county, Pa, was
helping her husband to unload hay, their
four year old daughter who had been left
in tho hopse TO take care of an infant, was
| burned TO death, her clothing having
| caught fire at an open CRATE.
"Old Aunt " Rlchel Stryker, q greatly
respected colored resident Of Princeton, has
died from injuries received by breaking
through the platform Of a well a few days
| ago, and falling distance of nearly 40
feet. She was seventy. four years old.
Chatubbell, Choctaw Indian, who had
violated the intercourse law, was killed
while resisting arrest at Double Springs,
Indian territory, by Elias Yarby, q mem.
Der of the Choctaw Light Horse
Eddie Bonner, aged eight years, while
| standing on the steps OF his fathers resi-.
dence, in New Orleans, was shot in the
head with o toy pistol aud mortally
wounded. The person who fired the shCt
is unknown.
Frightened by the contact of the car
pole with their hind legs two street car
horses, leaders in team of four, in Scran
ton, broke loose, ran upon the Delaware
and Lackawanna Railroad, fell through a
| trpgtle bridpa and Wore kiIled
Jerome Cradle, of Fallowiield township
Washington county, dropped dead while
seating himself at the breakfas table
His death was produced by heart disease
Ed Mullen and Frank Long, oil men O.
Bradford Pa, wore drowned in Duck creel
while trying To reach Marietta, Ohio, in I
! skfI, The bodies have not beon recovered
, Trying TO KIN His sister-in-Iaw.
A desperate attempt at murder wa
made in Harrisburg on Christmas night
: Daniel Mackey entered tho house of bi
D sister in law, Mrs. Salue Mackey, ant
l asked If he could not bo accommodated
) with a sleeping room, lie was permitte,
to occupy a lounge, but he was not ON /
long before he approached his sisterin
law aud said he felt like vomiting. Sb,
) handed him an earthen spittoou, when bf
:, startled her with the information that tn,
T Object Of his visit was her murder. III,
k knocked her down, trampled on her bod,
aud broke the spittoon into fragments il
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27

THAT the labor troubles now darkly
looming up may die with the old year is
the tervsnt wish of all friends of human.
tv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27

Two-CEST postage has been demon
strased 70 be success. Now let the
We sht Of postage carried at that figure be
Increased from half ounce 10 an ounce,
and the American eagle will scream in
del.ious 10y.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27

Two Exciting Accidents on tho lUnone7l.
neIa River.


Two exciting accidents OccHrEoG e
Pittsburg on the Monogahela river an.Te
Lock No. /, yesterday. Shortly - u
noon the steamer B. D. Wood waI = u -.
down with : tow Of Co2l ba-7G2, -.U-L Sc
yR5 1-u.Is GT 4 he. GCg..lt e. ~
E.ld Cg.r - =. 'IEc -.e.n.. -., Tad
L1t tlo O,.ssGo wore SUM-.
Iu the evening the Btear.cr Re.r5: r,
owned t. 4I2"lI5 & soD &c -.ingiug p
TOW down Id v'4an neal t. g. 3. Of tL2
first acC!ucIt she 5:caA, WI c"-,Jlo
and started toward ,Ia ~gu. - cal.
velocity. The river IL a.- ~ of -73
lock was crowded with ,oW = % wLiL,r :
their turn TO lock through aad nearly
every one was moro or less damaged
by the Reindeer. Tho Ben :" cod had her
wheel torn, the Little Dicks ruards were
broken and the others were slightly dam
aged. When the dam was reached the
Reindeer broke in two and caught fi--
while her tow was swept over the d. = and
sunk. The crew had marrow eroa.o,
but were all rescued. The Reindeer q r
total loss. The damage will exceed e.,
600.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27

LESS than bakers dozen of the
Methodist preachers of Philadelphia
have solemnly resolved that the morning
newspapers which print an edition on
Saturday night must go. About the
time that the next conference meets
some of the same ministers will be ask.
ing the help of these newspapers in their
own efforts TO stay.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-27

TnE army and navy officers who compose
the commission appointed to select a site
for a national foundry for making ord
nluce have proposals from a half score Of
places in Pennsylvania each confident that
l. Is the Identical spot L. S. is looking for