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planned tho diacritical marks OF the lexi.
coxrapherB, and corrected tho pronuncia
tion OF q great many common words that
arc usually mspronounced.
Adjourned.
This Evenings Entertainment.
Miss Helen Potter, the greatest imper
senator Of our distinguished actors and
lecturers, will appear in tho opera house
this evening. She will read choice seleo
tiuns from Byron, Shakespeare, joaquin
Miller, O.. W. Bunguay and others, and
will persouato Charlotte Cushman In
Queen CathariDo TalmaGo, in his lecture
on newspapers, aud j. ID. Cough, on TEN.
p,ranoc. The programme will be inter
spersed with choice music by Prof Hall
and others.
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Is the most elective Pain Destroyer IN the
world. VIII most surely quicken tho blood
whether taken internally or applied cxter
nally, anr thereby moro certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whothcr chronic or acute, than any
other pain GlIeviator, and It ~ warranted dOu
ulo the strength than any other similar propa
ration.
sore Throat, NhoUmaiism, ToOthacho, ant
ALL ACHES, and Is The Great Believer o
Psiu. BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA'
should be In every family. 4 luuspOOntul o.
the PanaCca in u tUulbler OF hot wster (swee
enod, Il proIc,redI. aiken at bedtime, Will
BREAK UP a coin. p cents a bottle
mavl-T.ThF5w
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The Thermometer GettlnG down 10 it's Lo
est Dots,

The Thermometer GettluG down to its Low
est Dots
ST. PAUL, Nov lG.-Advices flom all
parts OF the northwest last night show that
the thermometer varied from 10 TO 40 do
gress below zero. A strong wind was
blowing but no snow fell. All trains arc
delayed on account Of tho wind. Naviga-
tion has been practically suspended hero
for several days.
rho Cold Weather Making Uoai Scarce.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1G.--The change
in the weather has caused more lively
demand for coal, and small stove is now
so scarce that no orders for delivery this
month are taking. Tho fire at Shenandoah
will restrict supplies from that section,
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CHICAGO -ReCclpts, % O0) head ship
,penis, 1890 head mlTket 5000 lower; MI
sold packing, q 0)Vi %; packing amt shin
ping. - ij15; lishg % 1904 80; skips, 81 %
24UG
NCaNlu ;.CcaIpss, 5000 head shlpments
5000; market Nrisk and prices firm; exports.
81 2iG7 %; good 20 choice shipping, 81 80
0G common 80 medium, Ga 1906 40 range
cat 10 IQlOc highgv grass Texans, IS GOA 30 !;
Americans, 81 GOi5G0.
Sheep -ReCcipts, 800 head; shipments SEQ;
market steady; Inferior 10 iair, - ?. .Sr3 IS ~
cwt good, 90 IS; choice, 20 50; Texans F2 25
a. 50.
EAST Liberty. -Catlie-Hccelpts, ll5y head
market uCtive prime heavy, S666 40; tatr TO
good, s. 1908 - f; common, S4Gi Is.
ND.g---WUCoipt- 400 hOld market SLOW (;
= iInU C'vhas, F5IOlDs 10; NOrllGrs, ~ 45ia4G5
sheep -,EcCCipls, l,2D head market &c ivy (:
prime. ~ 2i1ft e.; tair to good, Sl50Fl; coz
mon, 2fg2 40.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
ouR .u0uLax ouaRrspoNprsu,
vents along the experimentation OF
interest In and Around the Borough
Picked up by the Intein.
genpar Repnrter

vents Along the Ausquohanna-Ito,ns oi
interest In and Around the Borough
Picked up by the Intoin-
genoer Reporter.
a telephone message received at tho
lNTELLtGENCER office this afternoon, says
About noon to-day John Mccall, of
Wrightsvillc, an engineer on freight
train on tho Columbia and Port Deposit
railroad, met with n painful accident ut
Washington borough. In attempting TO
jump on his engine whlo in motion be
slipped aud fell under the engine. the
wheels passing over his leg and cutting 1t
of. DIR. Craig was sent to Washington on
n special engine and brought tho injured
man to Columbia. He was afterwards
taken to his home in Wrightsville, whore
DIR. Craig nmputated tho right leg about
two inches below the right knee.
Town Notes.
Tho Pennsylvania railroad pay car was
here yesterday.
Last evening permanent organization
Of the +. T. l.. o. club was effected.
Oivo Branch lodge, No. 1877, q. L. o.
of o. f., will hold It's regular weekly meet
ing TO night.
VIM. Given. esq, has sold to |. &. Gtt
tho property No. 81 North Fourth street,
for $3.50.
Between 40. 900 and 90, 900 cross tics are
to DO received here at the wharves OF the
Reading II Columbia railroad for use on
this road and it's branches.
The i. II. X. officials not only refuse to
allow II. ~ &. railroad cars to pass over
Tho bridge 20 Wrightsyille after cargOes Of
tobacco, but 0ooline to transport the to
bacco In cars Of their own.
On Wednesday daughter of Mr.. VIM.
Prothoroe, residing on Sixth street, was
terribly scalded about the face, body and
hands by the contents of coffee pot which
she was attempting 10 remove from the
stove
Last evening tho fair and festival Of st.
Johns Lutheran church was opened in
the armory. Tho display of fancy aud
useful articles Is largo and varied. The
fair will bU continued TO night aud to-
morrow night.
William L. Triggs, resident of Perry
street, an employee of the Pennsylvania
railroad, was "squce led" between two
freight cars which he was cutting" at
the freight depot last night, although his
escape from death was a very narrow one.
On November Is, 1888, at noon. the
standard Of time on tho Philadelphia and
Reading railroad will DO changed. the
Office of the Il. and c., railroad here
having bcon uotiied 10 that effect. Tho
standard time will then be SO seconds
faster than the present Philadelphia timc,
and 3 minutes and 80 seconds slower than
tho present New York time.
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MARRIAGE ES,

GRovE-WITMERO on the 18th OF November
1888. by the Rev. W. a. Gerhard, Mt his resi-.
dencc, No. 81 East Orange street Mr.. Aaron
II. Grove, to Miss AmNda X. wilmer, both OF
East Donegal township.
RUBY EAvER.-Oh the 18th OF November,
1883, by the Rev, W. Il. Gerhard ut his rest.
dence, No - East Orange strcGt, Mr., Jacob IL.
Rudy, OF Lititz, to Miss Amanda Il, Weaver, +,
OF East Lampetor township.
suANBACH-BARGE.-On the lj'h of EOvem-
ber, 1855, by the Roy. ". 7. Gerhard, ut his
residence No. "a East Orange street, Mr..
reuben shanbuch, to Miss sue Barge, both OF
SLrasbuTg township.
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DUnLIo sALE Or VALUABLE CITY

DURLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
i PROPERTY.-ln pursuance of an order
of the Orphans Court Will be sold on Friday,
November 10, 1888, ut the Keystone House,
North Queen street, the following properties (:
No. ], All that certain three .storied BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE and other buildings and
lot OF ground thereto, situate between North
East orange street, containing In front 20 feet
inches, and extending in depth about 95 feet
and inches, adjoining property OF DR.. Reed
on the west and A. B. Shaeffer on tGe cast
40. ., A twO.story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE and piece OF ground, situate on the
north side Of Frederick street, ana adjoining
Christian street, containing In front lG ieet
and extending northward about - feet, TO II
feet common alley.
OF ground, adjoining No. 2, having in font on
Frederick street seventeen feet six inches
and in depth about nity-ninc feet, TO the said
common alley.
No. g. All that Frame Messuage or Tenement
and piece OF ground thereto belonging, with
Frame Stable thereon, situate on the west side
OF North Queen street, and adjoining New
street on the south fronting on North Queen
street sixty.four iect, more or less, thence
inches, more or less thence northwestward
along the property OF Philip Ginder eighty
tour feet, more or less; thence eastward along
property OF Henry &. knodt, sevcnty-one feet,
six inches more or less. to North Queen street.
Persons desiring to see the premises can do
80 by calling on the undersigned.
Sale TO commence att o'clock n. M, on said
day when terms will he made known by
CHRISTIAN ZECHER,
Trustee.
SHUBERT & SUTTON, AuCts
OCt25nOvl,sl2,li
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Tn.,tevsns aou,e n.se,npIy

1t has been definitely decided by the
gentlemen having charge of Laucaster's
grand annual society event, the Stevens
house assembly, to hold it this season on
tho night of December 81, New Years
eve. a meeting was held by those inter
ested last evening and this date was Sc.
lected, and other preparations were made
towards making it even more successful
than these pleasant social reunions have
been in the past.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-16

FRIDAY. Nov. Il. The sales ut Stowart's Ian
caster stock wards during tho past week were
l,lOj cattle, 10 horses, 357 hogsRn 81 cows. The
sales OF E il yard were 2jB cattle and 81 sheep.
Cattle sold NJ from to cGnts, and sheep NJ
last wpOS's quot ftiOna.
At j. W. MCntZcrs yards 1877 head Ht Cal tic
Wcrc sold AZ from 10 : cents and l0l hogs at
from "a to- ~ CCnt4.
At Levi scnsouiy's yards tho snlcs " r..
$50 head OF cattle and III hOgs. StCckera sofia
at SiN4Ol; feeder, a. - 5ls5 Is iiGnt but"h.
nrs', 80 50, aud good nutchers' Mt 1901 20.
Hogs were sold at 80 2iG5G'. The marEot Ia
hc higher than week ago, ~ To cattle, ana
indications point to u stili higher price
within 'hc next tow weeks.
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The slander suit of DR., L. 7. Ringwalt
of Churchtown Va Linford :. Yohn was
heard before VIM. Kreider, Joseph Snyder
and VIM. o. Marshall arbitrators in the
orphans court room to day. 1t is alleged
that in this case that defendant circul
ated slanderous reports about minor
daughter Of plaintiff and the latter brought
tho suit for damages. The arbtratOrs
have not yet given decision.
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aaaH
@ARlCEIS


PuLADsLrmA. Nov. u -.Flour arm and
III 0dCrata dCmnnI.
Rye Flour nj s. 1OR37j.
" heat firm; So 2 western Red, sl Usi.
No. do. 81 90 ; No. l pcnna, Rgi, IL.
Corn qGlet sail yellow, GOOGLE; 10 mixed,
50Gj95,C No. mixed, j705sc.
pats hrmre aud good demand No.
White, 49H@i9c No. 2 White, 3SaSsex No.
do, $40; 40. . Mixed, SIC.
Rye scarce at G3I8jc.
Seeds Glover caster at lDUiUEc; Tluothy
dun at 81 lO&l 80 ; fluNseuA hFm ut Il tEpIIj
provisions steady.
Lard steady.
Butter active amt higher
Eggs scarce and wanted
Cheese firm.
Petroleum firn
whisky ct 81 20
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norse md wagon stolen.

Townsend Moulder, of Coatesville, telc
graphs this morning that he had grey
horse, years old, with Roman nose aud
weighing 100 pounds, stolen, together
with an old trotting wagon. The thief
weighs 200 pounds and has light nous.
tacho. There is reward of $50 for the
arrest of the thief and the recovery Of the
prnnertV
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HARRISBURG, Nov. lG.-Tho House to.
day called up and reconsidered the resolu
tion to adjourn December 5th aud then de-
feated 1t by vote of los to 80.
In tho Senate q resolution 10 receive pay
only to September 10th was committed.
The appropriation bill from the House
was referred 10 q committee.
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AnuseueutE.

" Cheek. Tomorrow evening there should
be big audience In Fulton opera house to
see Roland Reed In " Check" Without doubt
this able commedian presents as enIoya.
bio an entertainment ~ can be imagined. The
play is iull OF interest and tan, and TO see
Mr. Reed rs Dick Smythc the very incarnation
OF CheGk-iuuny, daring, unObjeutionabIe
cheek-is worth alone the price OF udmiss ION.
No one should miss cheek.
"ORe Of the Finest, ,"-Gus Williams appears
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New NOGK, NOV. 'G.-FlOTr GuII ana
prices without decided change.
wheat LaHC higher ana firm, but very
,2I5 Jan. 81 1901 Ii%; FEB, 81 lGJs9l IG5z;
May, 81 2Ol6fBl 2lM,
Corn "A shade buttcrand quiet; Mixed vest
nrn, spot 57IGlc; dO future. 51/GG0Lc.
oats shade better; state. 3S!43c Wca,-
orn, 3JNt}c iu7luiinS NO. ., May, 4Oai0Lo
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Patrick Burns, Benjamin Leaman and
Frederick GIiel, were heard last evening
on tho charge Of having assaulted Gusta
vus Groezinger on South Duke street last
Saturday evening. Griel was discharged,
as it was not shown that he had been con
nected with the affair, and the others were
held for court.
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Tho scranton People Not Hero

In their letter to this city tho Scranton
officials merely stated that they would be
hero to day, but did not give tho time of
their arrival, or the city from which they
would come 1t appears that they went
from Reading to Philadelphia. The com
mttce OF our councils, with carriages
have been at the depots to meet tho trains
all day, but up to the hour of our going to
press the Scranton people had nos yet
arrived
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400 Mem out of rmploymant,

BosToN, Nov. lG--Fire In the Boston
Il Providence railroad repair shops this
morning caused damage to the extent of
S20, 0O0. Four hundred men are thus
thrown out of employment.
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New YOrH.

Quotations Oy A3SocllsSi FFc"~.
stock, quiet and arm. Mrnoy easy, =
lG5o,
New York Central ...ll7H .
HViN .HlltuL' S9A
'NhluS 'ANl'7hr .ss,s.s.ss. ss.asss-.,.l32
Michigan Central iailgnHi...,......- .,..., Oisz
Michigan southern liul!uuJu .,........... lO2L
llliNul8 iHlirNl RAILROAD, ,,,.,,,......... l3i
3.cvcunl \ Pittsburgh S1lroS,I. lS2h
Chicago K Rock Island Railroad. ..........,i2!
PittsbUrgn y fort wayne Railroad. .....Is3
Hos'rrn Union t"!agrNpa cD'nrany...,, 7D(
Tu.etp & WnON5h,...,. ..,,.. .-, .,........ -
New IrraGy Central ...,, ...r. ...... 49,. 50
He~ York ontario Western. ,...-... sok
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A Monument TO SIeyans.

1t is suggested that funds for monu
ment to Thaddous Stevens be raised by
penny subscriptions from school childr9n.
As Stevens was the father of our common
school system, contributions from that
souroo would DO appropriate.
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Are you disturbed At night and broken OF
your rest - q sick child ,aficging and crying
wit. tho c.cruciatiuE pain of cutting teeth ?
II 30, Ho nj once and got = bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYUUP. II Will relieve
tho poor llt,lu sufferer immodia;cly--,I
upOu f. l; ihCgc i5 no mistake about IT. Thcro is
uota mOlagv on earth who has over usca 1t,
Who wiz not tci! you Il; onCC that 1t Will
r"Eulntr the bowels and give TEST to the
mother. unl r.,lci uad health to the chlld. op-
Grating i!..u magic 1t perfectly safe to uso
In an c.vca, and plUasIut to the taste, and Is
the prescription ~ on9 OF tho ol 'cst and bost
trIUaiu payslcigU8 ia the UnHo states. Sold
ovorywhcro. . cents u bottle.
mayl-M, W saw
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For tho Shenandoah sufr,rers

Since our last report the mayor has
received tho following contributions for the
shenandoah sufferers Andrew Brimmer,
Locust street, $2 John BrImmer, 81 =;
James Brimmor, 81 Emma 8. Brimmer,
81 ; /, N, Lightnor, So N, Ellmaker. $40;
Ladies Hebrew benevolent society, 50.
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Tho "Moaraun House" sold.

Last evening Jacob Gundaker, auc-
tioneer, sold for Mrs. Elizabeth Mcmahon
aud Miss Jane McGrann, the McGranu
house property on North Queen street. TO
Col. Edwin McGOveTn for Sl6,3
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WASHINGTON, Nov. rs For tho Middle
Atlantic states fair weather, northwest
winds, shifting tO west and south. sta
tionary or slight fall 10 temperature, fol.
lowed on Saturday by rising temperature
and generally higher barometer.
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AsTrus as,Iospel.

Itisnot birth or rank or state, but It's get
up and get that makes men great That T.,
got up to Ralph simon, the London clothing
renoyator, No, 40 North Duke street, anu
got your clothing renovated, pressed and re
paiTol uI52t
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-16

How many people there arc who arc strug.
Cling to risn I'm this world that are Kicked
down and out by Cnvious rivals. Thomas Re
ierbtc on never " kicked out" ITS patrons
II II truO blue. For throat affections, asthma
and catarrh IL is n certain ana rapid cure
For sale bv II. u. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and
l}g North Queen street,
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Fatal ouarrel OF amer.

GALVESTON, Nov. 1G.--D. II. Neal and
William Lynn, farmers, quarrellei about
picking cotton and shot each other Lynn
was killed and Neal is dying.
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HoULToN, Maine. Nov. 1G.--Titcomb's
shiugo manufaotory, boarding house, baru
and stables, burned last night, Loss. $l3,.
900
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rrnnn sNracnrr. y. Y

81 ic.t weak and lnnguid hat ralpitation
Ot the heart ana numbuCss OF the limbs. Bur
dock Blood BHtcrS have certainly relieved me.
They are most excellent" Mr.. J. NJ. Wright,
For sole by II. u. Cochran, druggist, l37 and
lG9 North Queen street.
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Mayors Court.

Tho mayor sent one old bum to the work
house for thirty days and discharged an
other this morning.
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SRw EliIi sinrnetf.

WOODSTOCK, N. B, Nov. 1G.--Craig's
largo steam saw mill burned this morning.
Lose, 500, ,0OO.
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hnw 10 seenre M.nItil.

seems strange that any one wifi suiicr
tTou the many dCrur gCmcHts brought on by
an impure condition OF tho blood, when SEQ
WILLS SARSAPARlLLAA AND STiLLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
rcrlcct health to the physical organization. 1t
is indeed II strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take. ald has proven itself TO be the best
BLOOD PUmFIER ever discovered. effect.
ually curing SCrotuIa, SyphlitIc disorders,
Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipolas, Mala'
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bill
IOus ... i!nts and all diseases Indicating an
Impure condition OF the Blood, Liver, Kid
ucys, stomach, skin, etc. 1t COrrcCts indi
gcstion. A single bottle will prove 10 you IT.
merits "a "a health remover, tor II ACTS LIKE
Il CHARM, especially when the complaint Il
OF an exhaustive nature, having Il tendency tC
yDus system,
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Opinion Day,

To mo!Iow morning court will meet at
10 o'clock when opinions Ona number Of
cases will be heard.
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In Fulton opera house Monday evening In his
popular play, one OF tho Finest"
Girard Novelties, evening the
Girard English Novelty company will appear
In Fulton opera house. This company has no
connection with Madame Girard-Gyer's COM
pany, ana has Matt Morgan's iamou, living
pictures,
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HALE's Honey OF llurUhOuud and Tar Ic
licves coughs quicker than any other mcdi-
cine. Pikc's Toothachc drops cure in ono
minute. nl2-lwdeOd&w
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No matter what may be the name, or how
long standing the trouble, DR.. Beuson's skin
Cure will always cure skin diseases. Grateful
hundreds ol cared patients attest this fact.
tl. at druggists
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sPEOIAL NOTICES.

For Lamo Hack, 500 or Cnost use 3 Ill
LOH'S POROUS PLASTER. Price, Is cent
Sold by II. -. Cochran, l37 AMI l3o North Queen
troot, Lancaster. ioblieod6
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"ibuy Or. BcnSon's Ceicry and ChdBIoniRe
pil, and Introduce them WhereUor + 90. Per-
soHdt knowledge and experience Of their effects
on others prompt MS act" Rcv. J. +. Fugett,
Rector st. Lukcs Ch Mycrsburg, Pa. 80 cts.
at druggists.
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RED HOE- L row DERs cure ali diseases
ut horse, cattle sheep, hogs, poultry amd Hll
live stock. a POSITlNECURE. nhy2l-2
For sale at II. d. CC3Hrun's drug store 1877
NOrth Queen street
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lhER'S PAIN PANhCEA cures pain In
ruan and beast For use externally and inter
na!ly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-05-16
FROM WASHINGTON.
THE STAR ROUTE.
Wilson Arguing for Brady.

wAsHrxGToN, May 15.-
Mr.. Wilson continued his address to the
star route jury this morning, In behalf OF
General Brady.
Wilson referred to the Bismarck and
Tongue river route as corfrmatory of his
assertion that route was not valuable soiely
in proportion to the amount of the receipts at
the termini letters passing over that route
daily which bore stamps to the value OF more
than $3.50, vet the balance sheets of the
Offices on the route did not show sales OF
stamps to that amount. That tended to prove
the mutual dependence of the routes When
John Dorsey went cut TO establish that route
he was forced to accept military escort. yet.
that same section was now settled and even
Clusters battle field had been occupied by
thrifty emierants. Yet the prosecution would
have the jury believe that these services cost
too much money. Brady refused TO discon-
tinue the service and the contractors lost
forty or fiity thousand dollars. but that made
no difference with the prosecution. II ne
had let them out, if he had granted the re-
quest to discontinue the service the govern
ment would have instanced that proof OF
conspiracy In reality, Brady's course IN re-
gard u the Bismarck route. was the pest
proof that there was no conspiracy. Con-
spirators did not usually force one another
to lose money.
The court adjourned before the conclusion
of Wilson's address.
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The defence in the Tewksbury investiga-
don are now having sn opportunity to be
heard. Mr.. Brown in opening for that
side asserted that, before he has finished
calling witnesses. he shall prove that the
Marshes never appropriated one cents
worth Of the States money or property /;
that their treatment Of the inmates has
been uniformly kind and considerate that
the food served to them was, in quantity
and quality. better than that given in like
institutions in other States; that Dudley.
who testified to the bathing indecencies.
was an Enthusiastically witness, and that if
he compelled all the inmates to battle in
the same water. as he testified. he was
himself guilty of cruelty, in disobedience
oil instructions; and that the woman said
70 have been maltrea,ed By DIR. Lathrop
has gone up and down the Commonwealth
expressing her gratitude to that gentle
man. MIR. Brown also asserts his ability
TO prove that DIR. Dixwell's testimony as
70 the bodies received Tor dissection was
untrue. and that no grave at Tewksbury
WAS ever ri6ed for the benefit Of the medi-
cal school, and also to account TOR every
dollar paid in connection with this trans
tor Of bodies to the dissecting room. The
teettmony introduced from Harvard medi.
cai school BY him decidedly contradictory
Of tho statement OF Gov. Butler about the
dissection Of paupers.