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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-01-29
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OFFICE OF THE UNION PACIFIC RAIL-
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OREGON SHORT LINE RAILWAY sUBsCRIPTIoN.
The eighth instament Of TEN PER CENT on subscrip-
for construction Of the oregon Line Railway VIII
be due and payable February 1888 THIS instament on
subscriptions regtered in New YORK will DO payable
Office OF the Union Pacific Railway Company in wYorK
No 1875 broadway and cheeks should payable 10
James NJ Ham registered in be pay.
able at the OF the Union Pacific alwsy Company In
Boston - equitable Building and checks should
payable Henry Mcfarland Subscribers wln present their
me9I may 1e aaS t brctoto2 and The dftb
thereof win delivered the DAY following The payment OF
The eighth instament The ept the back OF the
the Ja ac Is fss 8 inc OOnu' SIDNEY DILLON.
DACIFIC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI.
Il GUARANTEED STOCK
SUIT having besn commenced IN me Conts
against Atlantic and Pacific railroad Company on the
Resolved That committees certificates must be applied for
VI VI O'iO'' THEoDoRE RoHNERl
SIMON EornsGAILD' Committee
p. W. HOLMES. Secretary.
Is WaLst, Eew-York
DORCHESTER AND PITTSBURG RAIL
Board Of Directors have decided that number in
Of hS Income BODoholders Of the company nave a
gage Bonds in exchange Bonds. to Justify
them In authorizing the exchange on the proposed TERMS Va
will be accepted % per cent Of their
Bonds at The holders Of the Income Bonds Who assent
cslye tho Bonds at par "astthat with in
teres from eccinber The holders OF the Income
who delay their assent until after February ias
Il be Obliged the accrued interest on the Consolidated
from December 1882 IN order 10 avail themselves Oh
| the privilege Of making the exchange.
The Consolidated First Mortgage Bonds viii be ready TO de-
liver in exchange Bonds February next and
IL will matters II the holders of the Income bonas
will send IN their assents as promptly a. possible
wALsToN Il. BROWN.
President.
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DuelrSos ChhH1es.

NEWSPAPER and JOB OFFICE lOr sal
In randIy gIoving mauufa turing town 81 Eastern
ohio Po"-i.aiion 5000 Address W. =. MEEK. Martin 8
Ferry, Ohio. -
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SUNDAY, Jan. 2S-P. n.


,r,-. c,..oro uonse returns of the foreign move
- - merchandise last week ~ New-lork make
',rtovo-ah,e exhibit for the port The imports
g., che week we're valued at $11.4O9'5o3' when Is
90 5o5 33s greater than the imports for me "ecS
~ Isso and So So, 949 greater than Tor th' week
t1ss1 the exports last week were valued o.
GO ga 99s. and that sun - 702,29 less ma" 'uo
Ssnor,s far the week of 1882 and $56o'Oe6 less
.han fo, the week of 1851. Hence, the mer
.Londise movements of last week $40" d
balance AGAINST the port OF SiNof,o,''
Will. for the weeks Of 1882 and 1851 ',0
balances against the port respectively were ON!
$3.50. 925 and 81 $50. From January =" 20
the imports of this year have amounted 10 81
927 less than for the same period OF 1857 Du'
6s1 $40 more than for the period OF 1851 Ut
norris this wear have amounted to Sl'lot'o2o nv
than for the same time o. 1852, and to 99oO' o'
than IN 1851 So that the balance against en0 ~,
on the four weeks movenent OF TINS year 4 -,
$50 less than tor the same time OF 1881 o"s -,
$40 400 greater than for the same hmo oi To-
D,dnctiue the specie m0vemeDt,the balance AKA -
the mort for the four weeks this year Is @o''''
less than in 1882 and only S47l,775 greater 'n'',
in 1851: but in the four weeks OF 1881 tne liP
Of specis amounted TO IA. 1s066l.
The following table shows the totals OIL l"po'
and exports other than of securities, at Ne"-io'A
from January to date, for three years
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Six per cent the outstanding oeruhca'es OF
pronts VIII be paid holders thereof or their legal repre-
senaves Tuesday the sixth Of February next
The outstanding cera % tho ISSUE o. 1873 VIII be re
deemed and paid holders thereof their legal repre-
scntvcs on tuesday the sixth Of February next
from VIII ch date all interest thereon VIII The eerth
Gates TO Do proeuced the time Of payment and cancelled
dividend OF 500 p. declared on the net earned pre-
rins ~ tho Company FOR the enias 3lst December
-- Tor which certificates will De Issued ON anu after Lues
day tho First Of May ueKt.
Isy order Of thC BOkrd. J. III CHAPAAA, secretary.
TRUSTEES;
] D. JONES HORACE GKAl..,.-,
GUAIlft- TENNIS EuMCNp ~. CDALIES,
IA n n MOORE joins ELLIOTT
fI,-r. ttt.yTI- ADOLPu LEMONN NE.
~ tprI.- n RUSSELL. ROREKT n. MINTtlN.
Itwt- ION CHARLES n. MARSH ALL
IkViD IANF GEORgL ". LANE
c0RuD% n BrRNWAM EDWIN ID. MOB GAN.
a A RAVES JAMES t.. DE tONE7T,
WILLIAM -TrRFiS, SAMUEL " d. -, r.,
"a NJhNffN n FIELD CHARLES u LENERICH,
i6-It d LOW WILLIAM BRYCE
WILLIAM B.. DODGE, WILLIAM IL t,,,.,,'t ,-ro,.
ROYAL PHELPS. THOMAS - COpr ~ 80 80 tON'
THOMAS L. NOUNGSt HORACE n ~ I air.
{. 4. HAND WILLIAM hht hOJA'
JOHN II. HEWLETT JOHN J. X IA t.h.r,,
WILLIAM "A. " EBB, n DEN tvs SMAAh'
CHARLES I. BIZ KDETT, ......
CHARLIE DEM Vice l'rcei lent
" "A n MOORE "a Vice President.
y A. RAVEN. ID Vice PRECEDENT
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il1inter Resorts.
fclp Wanie1.

NGFLL'S TURKISH, ELECTRIC AND
~ ROMAN BATHS, 81 LeXingtonaye, want young
m.r an men and women. medical students or graduates
preferred also cook and steward
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mnsiral Instruments.

DEATTY'S ORGANS, 81 stops, 1928. Pianos.
ID S2g7 90 Factory running day aud pight Ca'.osI''
w. x.,S,... DAN III, W BEAITY Washington n. d
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nI7FFAIO TRUNK SEWER.
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS.

s-,rpo pROPOs AIS viii perceived az the Park Corn
- ONCE itv Han Burao y j.. tor furnishing ms
stls hereunder menJto e 10 be nsed W the oDhstfne-
~ f tue Runalo Trunk sewer. until ~ Ocioek nom on
Inc l4th of Feb dary 1888 ana opened lh
,eary hereafter The materials required ae as to""S
save iricss not 70 exceed 2OOOoVJ'. -..oo,-
Awetican hydrllc hot 10 exc ell 9o0oO uaIies
Porflsud cement not O. Q ceed luouV Usrteis.
irnn csstiEgs not 20 exceed luOoOV nOHh1s.
Dated cath OF January 1883
The board OF sewer Commissioner OF the CITY Of buuAo'
per ,,,.,,, ,,..u,
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BOSTON. Saturday. Jan. q. 1888
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Tue following shows the relation oet"ooh 'N'
total reserve and tls total deposit ia Olutt5':
Ia, On Ian u Changes.
Aa5 - -01 SiEg37 700 Inc Sl.Z5uOO0
Epecte- so@.oS.'iu IN 400
Highlander ESOos'foV -'o'i"'O A4N'
Total reserve. s35752iOO ss72sslOo Inc sl.5S7oOo
Reserve feQuird ~, T..
sgsDStdep'Slts T1OI1'SE' ''@7I,o.1 NV" -
surpus---.-- $@o'hH" SI0'o'''' ~
Tbe hanks now hold in cash-specIe and legal
tanjer.--S94O 100 less than the SUN held year
&c The loans now are SIS .061 100 less than then
I'D the 6enosits are So 9SS 800 less; so mat the
raserye TsnuIred by the 20 per cent rule now Is
81 745 S.5 less than it year ago. ma The re.
serve now shows a surp H. OF SlOODEo'o' asllhst
sntnIns Of ~ 1Ol 30 then. and the proportion OF
total re eerve now is SCI, against 21eo per cent
al the me date of lsS2 .
The following are the totals OF the statements al
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sd. Lor1s Asp sAs fRAscIsco RAnwAI coArAsT.

OYFTCE TEXAS PACIFIC RAILWAY Cong
PASY. No. 1877 BROADWAY, SEw- YoHK Jan q. 1888
coupons MATURING FEB. /, 1883, on
~ the Ff3FST MORTGAGE RIO GKANDE DIVISION
BONDS OF Dis company Will be paid add after that date at
the office OF the Mercantile Trust Co, No ago Brosiwzy
New.York City.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-19

The following statement OF William J. Cough
In, OF SOmery1llc, Mass, Il so remarkable that
We beg oask for it The attention OF our read
ers. lie says "ln the fall OF 1876 was taken
with violent bleeding OF the lungs followed
ny d severe cough. l soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. l was weak ut one time
that could not leave my bed. In the sum-
mer OF 1877 WAS admitted TO the City Hospital,
"hIlc there the doctors said had a hole in
my LETT lung as big as a haf-dOllar. expend.
cd oVerG hundred dollars in doctors and med.
1cines. Twas so TAR gone ut one time report
went around that WAS dead. / gave up hopC
but II friend told me OF DR. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. / laughed at
my friends, thinking my case incurablt, but
got IL H I'll" t. satisfy Item, when to my sur
lriscH d qualification, l commenced to feel
better My hope, once dead began to revive,
AID u lay feel in better spirits than have
the past three years.
wrllethis hoping you VIII publish 1t, so
That every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
VIII be induced to take DIR. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LII NGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. l
have taken two bottles and can positively say
that it has done me more good than all the
other medicines have taken since nv sick.
ness. My cough bias almost entirely disap.
ptnrrd ana shall soon be able to 20 10 work.
sold by ii. Il. Cochran, 1877 North Queen street
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IAnluSelnents,

Iotuathe' Io-NighL--Snyder 4 Grau's
comic opera company will tonight produce
for the first time In Lancaster Gilbert Il Sulli
vans new and delightful comic opera OF
"IOlanthc or, the Peer and the Peri" judged
by the material OF the organization, which in
cluGes such well known tavorites rs Louis
DeLange, Eugene Clark. Helen Dayne. Elna
Delaro Bessie Gray and Others who ha on
previous OCCASIONS established themselves in
the good graces of the community. there can
not he any doubt of a capital performance of
the opera. The Harrisburg and Easton papers
speak very highly OF the company.
IOLdathe ~ by the Rice Compdny.-POpular
Interest seems to be pretty thoroughly centred
around Gilbert Sulivan's new creation, as
a second performance of IOlanthe " will be
given next Wednesday evening by Chas. i.
Rices company, which claims to be one of
the two organizations authorized to produce
the work In this country. The commendatory
press notices which the troupe carry indicate
that no pains have been spared to make the
presentation frs st-cluss in every respect a spc-
ci;il feature of the performance being the in
PRODUCTION OF the Grcnadier band, while the
costumes and scenic effects are said to be ex-
tremelv beautiful.
The INOrthcOH Concert Company The coil
cerH mich IS to be given In Trinity Lutheran
chapel, under the auspices of the Junior Mis-
g siGnary society of that congregation, on Mon
day evening next, Jan. %. promises to be a
very enioya Die musical event. The NorthcoIt
concert company, of Philadelphia, which will
provide the entertainment tor the oc-
casion, very talented organization,
and a programme OF exceptional merit will be
presented There will be vocal solos and duets
by Miss Stevenson and Mr.. Johnston cornet
solos by Mr.. Northcott: readings by Miss Big
ger; AMI II unique feature OF the programme
will be "A descriptive piano aud organ solo by
Mr.. Baker, iii which there will be introduced
a thunder storm. Il shepherd playing on his
pipe Interrupted by thunder In the distance
ringing of bells, crashing of trees, rus hing of |
water, &c. gradual sul,siding OF the storm
cnoir singing the Old Hundred; chime OF
church ellis heard AZ the end OF the storm
The selections ara mainly OF 4 popular char
acIcr, though by the best known composers
and arc certain 10 please an audience havtn g
an ear for pretty n!u.,lc ell rendered.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-19

5th. The Society has no con-
tested claims on it's books.
9th. The popularity of the So
ciety's tontine system Of insur-
ance (which provides full in
surance in case Of death, and
gives the greatest return for the
money paid by the policy-holder
if he lives, with more advanta-
geous options to meet an in
surer's need.at the end of the
term, than any other form Of
policy ever devised.
Persons desiring life insur-
ance will consult their own in
terests by communicating with
the officers of the Society or any
of its agents.
HENRY B. HYDE, President.
JAMES w. ALEXANDER, Ist. V. P.
SAMUEL BORROWE, ed V. Pres't.
WM. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
jan 10 ltd
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Live Stock Market.

EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., So head ::
market fair: prime. 8 1896; fair TO x Od
S5G15 so common, S46l4 Is.
Hngs-Receipts. 1000 head market active
for light dull for heavy; Phiiadelphias at
81 5OI6 65 Biltimores at $6 4Oa6 is; York
ers ut So 3O6g6 40.
Sheep-Receipts. I.2O0 head; ; market firm !:
extra prime. $5 25d5 so; fair to good, 81 259p
IS common, $34l4.
CHICAGO. Hogs Receipts. 4,CC head :;
mixed. IS s56l6 IS; heavy. S6 l5l6 IS; light,
IS s5l6 35 skips, - 25ll5 so.
Cattle-Iseceipts, 1900 head shipments,
1000 head market steady except on low
grades. (which the supply was heavy prime
81 2O@6 30; good to choice shipping, . ~
G6 10; common to fair 81 0005 30; butchers
ir full supply bu. weak; common to fair at
g. 1898; medium to good 1T 90 25G4 10; stock
ers and feeders at % OO14 Is.
Sheep-RecciDts. 4 90 head shipments, 2400 !;
mayket slow, better qualities steady; prime,
50 3JG5 IS: good TO choice, 81 1896 Is common
to fair, $344 ..
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Suddenly Frustrated.

Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock, as
Philip Dinkleberg, master builder of the
Fulton national banking house, was as
sIStiIg some workmen to lift heavy oak
window frame from the ground to the
second story, he over-exerted himself,
causing rush of blood to the bead,
followed by congestion of the brain. He
was taken from the scaffolding on which
he was standing and conveyed to his home
10y nr. Da"is uho was summoned to at
tend him. His family physician. DR.. NJ. l.
Herr. was also summoned, and remedies
We're prrnp:'y applied for the patient s
relief. Mr. Dinklebarg was much better
to day, and though still! confined to Ills
bed his case is not considered serious.
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FAILING TEMi'EKATUKE.
The Cold Wave Moving Eastward.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-There has been
great fall in temperature in Nebraska,
Kansas and Indian territory. At
Dodge City, Kansas, it has fallen 50
degrees during the past "a hours.
The cold wave Is well developed, is moving
towards Texas and will extend eastward,
high wind is reported from Dodge City.
The lowest temperature at New York
last night was "a degrees, fall of 10.
The Thermometer is much below the
freezing point throughout the state.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by II sick child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain of cutting teeth? If
so, go at once and get bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon it: there is no mistake about IL. There
is not a mother on earth VINO has ever used It.
who Will not tell you at once that 1t will regu-
late the bowels, and give rest to the mother
and relief and health to tho child. operating
like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in ali
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription OF one OF the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. IS cents bottle.
m.ly-M, W&S&w
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TWO NEGKOES HANGED.
Paying the Dear:. Penalty for Brutal N ur

WAsHTNGToN, d. c.. Jan. 19.-Charles
Shaw, a n'grO boy, was hanged here to
day, for the murder OF his sister, Susan
Ann Carter. The drop fell at 12:45. The
prisoner ceased struggling in few
minutes.
BELAlE, Md, Jan. 19.-Arthur BrestOn,
colored, aged 81, was hanged in the jail
yard here to day at II 40 for the murder
of his colored mistress, Mary Dorsey, in
April last, by crushing hor skull with an axe
during quarrel in their room. Preston
made no remarks and maintained perfect
cOmpOsure to the last. His neck was not
broken by the fall, but there was scarcely
any percept;ble movement. The body
hung motiOnleSs. The execution was
private
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An UnDura,is,ed y.a,,ness

During the year lSS2 the Equitable Life As
surnncc society wrote new policies amount
ing 10 $62,2jO 600, which is larger than the
largest amount ever written by any com.
ptny In one year. To fully appreciate the ex.
tent OF this business must compare The
amount with that reported by other cOmpan-
les an'i note how tar all. even the oldest Of
them, are behind The Equitable. The great
prosperity of the society's business enables il
10 offer rare advantages To persons intending
to have their iivcs insured. Our reade re- will
be intereete in the sOciety's statement Tub-
liSil c,i in another column 4,
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Gambetts's Death Chamber.

i ools
As fast as visitors arrived they were
marshal!ed four abreast, in long line,
and admitted in small numbers to the bed
chamber. The scene was striking ono.
and Gambetta himself could have desired
no better contradiction of all the stories
told of his luxuries and profligats
habits than that furnished by his surround
lngs. We had been told so many times
that We bad almost begun to believe it,
that he held high festival behind the
treliises OF his pOrticO that his dining
room was the scene of great banquets and
that he held wassail with the other Re-
publican leaders when he should have
been at work for the public benefit. But
the little modest dining room, with its
shabby sidebOard, its ordinary table.
and its few shaky chairs, the
white dimity curtains at the win
dow, the bare floor, and tho com.
mouplace cutlery and glass. all showed
that Gambetta had thought little of the
table, and that he could not, had he
wished, have entertained upon q large
scale. The little pavilion was, in short,
the home of q man entirely devoted to tho
public interest, and of one who thought
but little Of himself. There were no
objects Of art, mono of the costly
and beautiful bibelOts with which
a celebrated man usually likes to sur
round himself. There were only books, a
lew engravings representing events in
career, and portrait of Vic
;Or Hugo with the autograph of the mas
er who had given it "tO his dear Gam
'etta." This humble spectacle caused a
'tupefactiOn among the reactiOnists who
lad gone out to Vile d'Avray to get ma.
erial for fresh scandals and it is said
hat some of them adopted now tactics
md ridiculed the house as the home Of a
niser, a bourgeois without taste, sc.
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ABOUT THE FIRE BUSS.

Brimmer Denies duplicating Leonard.
George Ii. Brimmer, the fire bug. hav-
ing had his attention called to an article
in the evening papers, in which it was
stated that he had given Frederick Miller,
ex-prison watcbman. information implicat-
ing Henry Leonard in setting fire TO the
White property, sends the following
Contradiction
Information furnished by me, Brmmer,
is not correct. gave no Information to
Mr.. Miller, the ex.watchman at the
prison. lie wanted me to sign a paper
and | would not. told him if was put
on oath | would tell what know. Please
correct.
GEO. H. BRIMMER,
Lancaster County Prison, Cell II.
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Purify the Blood.
" SwAYNE'S PILLS"
~ SWAYNE'S PILLS"
q" SwAYNE'S PILLS"

ACIS AS A heart CORRECTOR
amt 10y cleansing, regulating and strengthen.
ing ti" organs OF digestion. secretion and alb
sorption. care Apoplexy, Fits, Paralysis, Ner-
Vousness, Dizziness, Debility. Billiousness,
Bad Breath, Jaundice, Liver and Kidney Com
plant, Lack OF Appetite, Low Spirits, Indi-
gestiOn or Dyspepsia, Headache, Constipation,
FeVers, Malaria and Contagion, Fever an
Aguc, Diarrhea, Dropsy, Colds. rheumatism,
Neuralgia, GOut, Female Weakness, Urinary
Disorders, and all Irregularities of the Spleen,
Stomach, Bladder and Bowels.
RESTORING TO HEALTH
when ali other remedies fail. They keep the
system in healthy condition by arousing the
torpid liver to healthy action, and expelIing
by the bowels and kidneys the matter that
poisons the foundations OF life. BE particular
to obtain " Swayne's Pill Price 25 cents
box OF 50 pills, Or boxes 81.
Prepared only by DR.. SwAYNE u Son, PhiIa.
delphia, Pa.
Ask your druggist tor them. Sent by mail
To any address,. octl cOd&w NJ. W.T.
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S3Rk r. TN,
Pl,ilaGeIphtn Market.

fHn.DsLPHIA. Jan. 10 Flour firm and fair
iy active SuperGna, S3 o. a. u. extra, s. 80
a. On; Penn'a Family. 8; 1O04 -.
Rye flour at - 62lj -.
" heat strong NJ an advance: Del. and Pa
Rel, 81 lOtg1 IL. as to quality; LOngberry
Red and Amber, 81 Is.
Corn firm tor local ule.
Oats hrnrr and In fair d,IuHEd: No. White
905lc No. do. 4Sll4si, No. 3 do, 47G47hc {;
No. 2mixei, i5l45I.c.
Eye frm at sSl65c.
Provisions steady, with gooh jo5bing de-
Inund
Lard firm.
Butter dull and weak: Pa Creamery extra
i0c Western do, 3Sc: frsis. 3Ol35c.
Rolls plentiful and dull Penn'u and West
ern, I5Q23c as tOquaIity.
Eggs steady ut u decline -Penn'a. NC West.
ern. &c: held lots. l7D2Rc lined, l7c.
Cheese firm but quiet.
Petroleum hull !; refined, 73t @l71&c.
Whisky ut 81 ~,
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Last evening between ) and 6 o'clock a
German about 30 years Of aye applied fo,
lodging at the county almshouse lie Was
taken to the workhouse department., where
soon afterwards he complained of feeling
unwell. He ate his supper, however, and
made no further complaint until near mid
night, when lie again said he was very
sick. DIR. McCreary, the resident physi-
clan, was sent for, but before he
arrived the man was dead. His name
is not known: and there was nothing on
his person by which he can be identified,
unless it be German prayer beck printed
by John Baer's Sons. Coroner Shiffer heI
an inquest on the body this afternoon, and
his jury rendered a verdict of death from
apoplexy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-19
rArAL KAILKOAD U4rASsKopnr
Several Lives Lost IN !. Collision tn Cali.

Several Lives Lost IN Collision tn Cali
fDrD:a.
SACRAMENTO, Cal. Jan. 19-The west
bound train on the Central Pacific railroad
was wreck ed at Colfax, fifty miles east of
here this morning. Several persons
were killed and injured. A wrecking
train has been sent to the relief of the
Sufferers. The Madison Square Esmeral-
da company were travelling in a
special car attached to the train
but 1t is reported that they all escaped
without injury. The company narrowly
escaped destruction at the burning of tho
Newhall house in Milwaukee.
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ssrown,s fiousehO,d Pauacea

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in
the world. Will most surely quicken the
blood, whether taken internally or applied
externally, and thereby more certainly reiiev
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any other
pain alleviator, and it Is warranted double The
strength OF anv similar preparation. 1t cures
pain In the Side. Back or Bowels. Sore Throat,
rheumatism and ALL ACHES, and is THE
GREAT BELIEVER OF PAIN. "BRcwN's
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" should he in every
family. teaspoOn1ul of the Panacea in q
tumbler o! hot water [sweetened If preferred l.,
taken at bed time will BREAK UF COLD. 25 cts
',o11le fehlI-lvilM.W .W&S&w