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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-08-27
VILLAGE GOSSIP.

Some Comments ON tho Modern "Tattler.''
For the INTELLIaRNcER.
In the Neao Era of last week local is
printed headed, "Chestnut Level Grow
ing Lively" undoubtedly contributed by
some dissension loving resident of Chest-
nut Level. There is nothing in the article
worthy attention, it being merely about a
squabble among some boys, and little boy
fight is not very entertaining or instructive
reading to the readers of the Era, cer-
tainly nor is it such matter as paper
that pretends to be paper, and fill :: a
vacancy" should allow to swell its col
umns. But it is not the intention of tho
writer to criticise the journal that prints
such stuff as much as it is to call to
account the one who writes it. There are
no meaner spirits than a gossiper and .
slanderer, and when it comes to slandering
ones homo, where one must need look
for friends and good-fellowship if any
place i'll the world, may be merely to graf
ify personal animosity, it looks bad, in,
deed. Those who have had an experience
in village life known full well what pub
lie nuisance and private disgrace the tat
tiers and busybodies of the village are,
even if the village only reaches the dignity
of two or three houses gathered together.
Small maCCerS OF NO INTEREST 10 any one
in the world outside the village are given
all the publicity possible, as in the above
mentioned case and every thing made
worse than it was by love of meddling
and Misrepresentation. And generally
the ones who post the short comings OF
others before the world, are the. blackest
sheep in the flock. What if they did have
q little spat at Chestnut Level wherein one
" boy pinched auother," and 50 on, what
do other folks care about that, that somo
one who likes to ''be in print" need pub.
lish it, and season the batch with lies
about the 'tgentler sex mixed up in it'' to
give it a doubtful flavor? 1t certainly
would have been more creditable to the
village correspondent Of the Era to try to
hide from the world such little things of
disgrace than to circulate them among
strangers to show "what fools we mOrtals
be-" And the Era correspondent should
reflect that tho good name of the village is
never in greater danger than when it
covers men who do not love home enough
to endeavor to hide homes faults.
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4JPLAIN TALK FROM DR. SwAYNE-20 Whom
1t May Concern: Itching Piles is one OF tho
most annoying complaints known to physi-
clans. Every one can tell whether he is thus
afflicted by observing the following symp-
toms :: Intense itching, particularly after get
ting warm. 1t seems as II pin worms were
crawling In or about the rectum. Small Jumps
sometimes form. The private parts are often
affected. Tho more you scratch the worse the
itching. Knowing that my ointment is super
lor to any article In the market, guarantee it
to cure the worst case OF itching piles in exist
encC.
[Signedl, H.SWAYNE, NJ. ID.
Dr. Swayne's Ointment is also a pleasant and
effective cure for letter, itch salt rheu,n. cry
sipclas, BARRIERS itch, pimples and all scaly,
crusty, itchy skin eruplions. Sold by all
prominent druggists. or will be sent Tor 50 cts.
lin SC. stamps), 3 boxes, sl.25. Address, nr.
Swayne & Son, Philadelphia, Pa.
octl4-lydTu. .Th&SEw
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Philadelphia N1erKet.

PHlLADELrHIA, Aug. sz-slour quiet an.;
50 75G4 s5; Penna'a Family, 8 cog
5 % MINI. Extra s. 50GG 50.
Rye flour firm at 81.
Wheat steady No. Western Red, 81 1870
15h; No. do, 81 Il; No. Pa. Reu. 81 IL;
No.2 do, 81 is.
Corn steady. but quiet; sail yellow at G2as
Csc; do mixed, 6O14G6lc; No. Mixed $40
sec.
Oats dull and easier; No l White, 45c;
No. white, 43c; No. do, 42e; No !.
Mixed, 3i135c.
Rye scarce at 64G67c
Seeds Timothy quiet at 81 75@2 90; Flaxseed
nominal at 81 20.
Provisions steady in fair ;,demand; mess
pork, $l4 5OGl5 so: smoked hams, HHa l5c :;
picked hams, 12A0i3Lc.
butchers, sA0Lsc prime steam, Is 80.
Butter rarely steady demand light Pa
and Western creamery extra, 2Oc: Western
goo, 10 extra. l20l5c.
Rolls dull at 7llOc.
Eggs quiet; Penn'a ey ira, 221zG23c; West
ern, 2lH122c.
Cheese-choice firm: fair demand; Now
York full cream, 3Ngl0c; western do
TOXIC, Penna poor grades: ll5c:
Petroleum DULL Refined, 7N07Zc.
Whisky at 81 10
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BAG FIRES.
Three Barns Destroyed ut s.lungs.

A0b00 D8fno O0BtEOy0O ~ oo1uo8Os
A special dispatch to the 1NTELL1eENcEB
this afternoon states that large fire oc
Cured in the village of Salunga about a
mile above Landisville at II o'clock this
morning. The barn of Jacob Hoover was
set on fire and was quickly burned down.
The sparks from it set fire to barns be.
longing to J. s. Stauffer and Samuel
Brubaker and they were also destroyed
in very short time. Two hogs were
burned in the barn of Mr.. Stauffer and
the three contained hay, straw, grain and
farming implements. Mrs. Humberger,
who resides near Hoover's barn, saw a
man running away from it just before the
fire broke out. He is believed to have
been the man who started the fire, but he
made his escape. Nothing has been
learned concerning the insurance on the
buildings.
A0lO,OOO Fire in Columbia.
An extensive fire occurred at Col
umbia at 1:30 this afternoon. The
barn and out-buildings belonging to
Mr.. Heiss, on Mt. Bethel, together
with their contents were entirely
consumed. The loss will amount to about
$40, 900. The fire originated from sparks
from threshing machine falling among
the wheat which was being threshed. Mr..
Heiss, the owner of the buildings, is en-
tirely insured. Mr.. Essig has $1,000 insur-
ance on the contents, which will not cover
his entire loss. The armory was at one
time thought to be in danger, and 2, 600
cartridges were hastily removed from the
premises. Latest advices are to the effect
that the fire is now under control.
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Browns Household Panacea.

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. VIII most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied exter.
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, and it Is warranted dou-
bic the strength than any other similar prepa-
ration.
1t cures pain in the Side, Eack or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothache, and
ALL ACHES, and is The Great Keliever of
Pain. browns HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" "
should be in every family. A teaspoonful OF
the Panacea in q tumbler of hot water (sweet,
ened. If preferred1, taken at bedtime. will
BREAK UP A COLD. . cents bottle.
lnaYl-T.Th.EGW
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SECOND EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING. AUG. az. 1888
EUROPEAN EVENTS.
FRANCES DISTINGUISHED DEAD.
Mourning Among tho Royallsts over tho
Death OF Count do Chambord-Otte
FOPeipn NAWR.

Mourning Among tho Royalists Over the
Death OF Count do Chambord-Otter
Foreign Nevs.
VIENNA, Aug. 27.-The body Of the
Count de Chambord has been embalmed.
The funeral will take place on September
3. The funeral of the late count will be
tho occasion of grand Legitimist demon
stration. The coffin will be made of
glass and the hearse will be drawn
by six white horses. All the members Of
the Bourbon and Orleans branches Of
the late counts party will be in attend.
ance. A postmortem OF the remains of
Count dc Chambord showed that his
death was caused by cancer of the stom-
ach, atrophy of the kidneys and fatty de-
generation of the heart. Requiem masses
were celebrated throughout Paris to day
for the repose of the soul of tho late Count
de Chambord. The Legitimists will 60
into six months mourning in respect to
his memory.
Aiding the Sufferer.
PARIS, Aug. 27.-A grand fete was
given yesterday in the Tuileries garden
under the auspices of the press of Paris,
the proceeds Of which are 60 be devoted to
the aid of the sufferers by tho recent
on the island of Ischia. The
receipts amounted to 800, 900 francs. There
was an immense attendance.
Tho Orleans Princes Attend the Funeral Of
count Do Chambord.
The Orleans princes have gone to FrOhs-
lorf to attend tho private funeral service
Of the late Count de Chambord.
A Royal Berrothal.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-It is rumored that
Crown Prince Carlos Of Portugal has been
to the Duchess Maria Valeria,
;hird child of the emperor OF Austria.
A Great Strike Ended.
The weavers' strike at Ashton UNDER
Lyme is virtually terminated. 1t is ex.
oected the employees will resume work on
Wednesday.
A We'll Known Artist Dead.
August Riedel. the German painter, is
lead.
Eeaths from Cholera In Egypt.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. .27-Ssventeon deaths
rom cholera occurred here yesterday.
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y1ss:: Hssss: 1890 eSsa sssss: s:4xs; nss",SH.
Mich COWS were fairly active s Ss3o7s
veal calves active at 66ac.
York state calves wero in demand at $S61;.
Sheep and Lambs continued in large sup.
which was not wanted except at extreme low
rates, while what few good araived sold
We quote as follows:
etzs: ss@%on. % sAasSo; ass 81 cuiis. aS; sSsxs; g
Hogs we're dun and prices declined ko in
We quote - follows:
Among the sales at tho West Philadelp hia
Roger Haynes, 100 Western s,sesxc.
John Mc%AIdis; % lso Western and Penn's,
Paul s ssss s se
lkG6Kc.
A. & J. Christy, Is Va. acct. j.. r. Ander.
SIC; Is do acct Moss = Bro, ssssc;
IA do acct. Moss & Bro. Sc.
s. Mepin i1n is 3 Ssn Sso an% ana west xs sss*s
James Clemson, IS Western, and Va. 43<06kc
d. smyth Bro, 1s5 Western and West Va,
G schamDsTs ;s 8 Co. l4o W. Va. and Western
hsSi I.ss. 1S1ss aSssnsen: g Ms:.i 1:S g. w. Va
NJ. Ulman. IS Va. acct. Lehman Bros; 4s Va.
acct. j. Elliott; 40 do acct j. Scnam-
berg s. do acct. Jos. Look II
Lane. co. self, 516Ac.
II: Chain, r.. ~ West Va, axaSc.
sam. Brown; 81 West Va, acct. OF
Il. Kexroad 2DdO acct of N Farier;
leo acct. 8: J. Wallace, 4A06Ac.
n; Levi; s. West Va, s46Nc.
Nipple 4 sfoE sIoi; 20 Va'' tA"''.; 10 Va. cows'sH
l.. Horn. Il Hss vest Virginia, Mixed. 4asxc.
Bachman 4 Levi loo West and West Va, SO
Lowenstein = Heilbron. lo7 Texans. 4k@sc.
Dennis Smyth. s. West Va. and Pa, 5d6kc
N. Is. Herbert, 10 western, 566c.
DRESSED MEATS.
City Dressed Beeves were active, and
prices were firm at 8x09c. until to day when
rates, in sympathy with live stock, advanced
NC, closing ut 769Hc.
SALES LAST wRKK.
& 0sEs5 &synss sssass; e., ,Gs IL ssaa co Il 1885,
Harlan i Bro, 50 do at 7G9:.
JOHN II. Ward. 80 do at 7gsNc.
III Mems & Bro. l5s 40 at 6k@sxc.
John McClave, 20 head do at Sx09c.
j. +. LOwden, IS do at SG9c.
ii. q. Beckman, 10 do Mt 6D9c.
Western Dressed Beeves were active and
closed at ShG9l4c.
Thos. Bradley, 2tO head at S1<09Nc.
Dressed Sheep were dull and closed at6k
D91ac. Lambs ut 90l2c.
ABArToIR SALES.
Musser & Co., 525 heat; ut 6]SG9kc
John Wallace, 81 do at 6xGs3Hc.
John ii. Ward, 2i0 do at 749c.
Jonn ii. Ward, ll2 do lambs ut l00l2c.
Mnsser " Co.. 80 head iambs 96llu.
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NElsiHBOKhOGD NEWS.

Events Near and Across tho County Lines
The car works of Carlisle have been
closed for want of orders.
The Allentown rolling mills have begun
the manufacture Of 3 full line of structural
irons.
Owing to 4 greater number of stoppages
,iuiing last month at the mines there were
14i 562.1 ii tons less Of anthracite mined
than il the same month OF last year.
Thieves broke into Mahcn & Mundoii's
stolc in Carlisle oa Friday night, aad
after breaking open the safe took tbecs
from s120.
1t is said that tho American Rapid tele.
graph company is about to recall the con-
cessions made to its striking employees on
the Goth of last month. 1t is thought that
such q course will result in another
strike.
The fire alarm telegraph wires at Har
riSburg are Inter!ered with by tho wires of
telephone lines crossing them, and the
calls for engines at fires have several times
been obStructed.
The Reading company has determined
upon building its own locomotives here
after, countermandjns an order of thirty
given to the Baldwin some time ago, last
Friday, and giving orders for ten at the
shops at Reading.
During performance il the York opera
house on FRIDAY evening drunken man
ramed Frank Welsh. excited by pistol
firing on the stage, sccidently shot him
self in the leg, iuaicting wound which is
not considered serious
Fire broke out on Saturday night in the
wholesale department of Lebach & Bros
store in York, causing a heavy loss by
damaging a large stock Of new goods that
had been received only short time pTevi.
Gus. But little injury was caused 70 the
building. The stock and building were
fully insured.
The Paoli Heights Iaud improvement
company, composed of Philadelphia capt.
talists, are building number of Queen
Anne cottages at Paoli station, Oh the
i. X. r., in Tredyffrin township. The
Pennsylvania railroad company are also
bni!ding a neat station house at a short
distance east of the bridge at the present
station.
The Pennsylvania railroad company in
plowing way through the borough of
CorshohOcken for its Schulykill Valley
line. has struck y snag that is the tough
est its engineers have had to overcome
for long time, and its only by the liberal
nse OF the triple extract Of concentrated
dynamite that the rock in question has
been successfully attacked.
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now TO Securs si.aith,

seems strange that any one VIII suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ
WILLS SARSAPARlLLA AND STlLLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYEUP will restore
perfect health to the physical organization. 1t
is indeed a Strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take, a al has proven itself to be the best
BLOOD PUBIFIER ever discovered, effect
ually curing Scrofula, Syphlitic disorders,
Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala-
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
ious complaints and all diseases Indicating I'D
impure condition OF t he Blood, Liver, Kid
neys, Stomach, Skin, etc. II cOrrects ind1
gestion. A single bottle will prove to you its
merits as a health renewer, Tor it ACTS LIKE
a CHARM, especially when the complaint is
OF an exhaustive nature, having a tendency to
lessen the natural vigor OF the brain and ner
vOus system.
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EDUCATIONAL.


GWifHiN q. SHOKTLiDGE'5 ACADEMY
- for Soung Mon and Boys. Media, Penn'a.,
l2m: from Philadelphia. School year opens
even books. &c. No extra charges. No incl
dental expenses. No examination for admis-
and all graduates. Special opportunities tor
apt students to advan ce rapidly. Special drill
for dull and backward Oys. PstrOns or stu
regular English. Scientific, Business, Classical
Or Civil Engineering Course. students fitted
at Media Academy are now in Harvard, 1aie
and ten other Colleges and Polytechnic
schCOls. A Physical and Chemical Labra-
tory: a fine Gymnasium and Ball ground.
500 vols. added to Library in 1883. Apparatus
doubled in 1883. Ten students sent to college
in 1888. A graduating class IN Commercial
Department in 1888. Media has churches and
temperance charter which prohibits the sale
of ali intoxicating drinks. FOR new Illustrated
u cular address the cipal and Proprietor,
SWiThlN q. SHORTLlDGE. a. N. Har.
ward University Graduate }, media. Penn u
iy27-lmd&W
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From Col. j. Maidnor. OF Nes FORK: IS
have suffered severely tor the last ten years
from Hay Fever in early and midsummer and
in the fall. desire in the interest of my tel.
low sufferers to testify in favor of Ely Cream
Balm. Ny short use OF it demonstrated its
efficacy. j. MAIDHoF, 40l Broadway.
I can recommend Ely's Cream Balm to re-
lieve all persons suffering from Re Sc Cold and
Hay Fever. have been a great sufferer from
these complains and have used it. have re-
commended it to many of my friends tor Ca
tar1h, and in all cases where they have used
the Balm freely they have been cured. T.
KENSEY, Dry Goods Merchant, Ithaca, N. Y.
aul6-2wdeod&w
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CINCINNATI, Aug. 27.-A dispatch from
Steubenville, Ohio, says: There was an
accident on the Pan Handle road this
morning near Miogo junction, within a
hundred yards of the scene Of tho great
disaster of 1878. An east bound
freight train collided with Cincinnati
express passenger train. Both engines
and one postal car were wrecked. Engineer
Charles Wolf, of Dennisoa, Ohio, and
Clerks William NJ. Newman and John B.
Hoyt. both Of indianapolis, were injured,
the latter fatally.
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A NARROW ESCArE.

a Passenger Train Rolls Dawn an Embank.
ment.
GALVESTON, Tex. Aug. 27-A dispatch
from Waco says A south bound passen
ger train on the Texas s. St Louis railroad
last night and the engine and the entire
train landed at the bottom Of Is foot
embankment upside down. The lights
were all extinguisbed and the Passengers
CROPPED their way out of the windows as
best they could. Strange to say no one
was fatally injured and tho only seriously
bart were Mrs. Chambers who was badly
'Huised and her child who had its thigh
broken.
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Several special trains containing men,
bers of the Grand Army OF tho Republic
on their way to the encampment at Get
tysburg passed through this city on Sat.
urday. All traius going west to day are
full Of Grand Army men. About dozen
members of George "a. Thomas post Of
this city left at $40 a. M.
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Live Stock Prices.

CHIcAGo-Hogs-Receip 5000 head ship
ments. 5000 head market brisk and l00l5c
shipping: - 95f5 .5; light, IS sjIG 90; skips.
$3 50lli "a
Cattle-Receipts, 1.s0O head; shipments,
COO head market strong and active to the
extent OF tho supply exports, sGa6 s1; good
to choice shipping steers, $5 aG45 50 {; COM
mon to medium, 81 1905 IS.
Sheep-Receipts, 200 head; shipments, 1000;
market active and firm Inferior 10 fair, e!2l
as co; good, $3 so J.; choice, s. 70.
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GencxaI Jsii Delivery IN Dover.

WILMINGTON, DEL, Aug. 27.--Five
prisoners escaped from the Dover Jail late
on Saturday night, and are still at large.
Among the number were Bob Allen and
Henry Raisin, notorious negro burglars,
who were leaders of gang which carried
on extensive thieving operations in Kent
county. The others who escaped were
Henry Watson (white), and Joe Cook and
Israel Loote (colored)
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Earned mis- Fees.

1Ork Age.
Officer Samuel Saylor left York on Fri.
day about nine o'clock with a horse and
buggy, for the purpose of subpenaing
witnesses. He drove as far as Hellam
station where he left his team, and then he
proceeded to Lancaster by rail in the noon
train. After transacting his business
there in the evening he took train to re-
turn, but by mistake got on the Harrisburg
express and did not find out his mistake
until he was seven miles away from that
city, when the cars were stopped and be
got out and walked nine miles to Colum-
bia and from there five miles to Uellam
station, where he got his team and arrived.
homo safe some time last night. He
certainly earned his fees.
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GESgIfE.

DILLER On the 26 inst, Solomon Diller, in
the SD year of his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral, from his late
residence, New Holland, Pa, On Wednesday
at l01I o'clock a. Ii. cts
WENDLE.-August &c, 1883, in this city, John
Wendle, aged 81 years, months and 2l days.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited toattend the tuL erui f. ON
his late residence, 3oj North Mulberry street,
on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Inter
ment at the Lancaster cemetery. cts
IlILLYARD.-In Philadelphia, on August %,
Elizabeth iillyard. aged SG years.
Funeral from z. L. II. depot at 10 O'Clock 2.
III. tomorrow. 1t
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On Pleasure Bent.

Reading Times.
E S. Lichtenthaler, accompanied by
Harry Hof, left Reading at 8 o'clock Oh
Sunday morning in carriage to drive to
the borough of Washington, Lancaster
county. They will 5s gone ten days and
will spend part of tho time at fishing.
Geo. M. Graeff will leave Reading in the
cars this morning to join them at Wash
iR2tOn borough.
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Republican County Committee Meeting.
The Republican county committee held
4 meeting this morning, at which there
was good attendance. but little busi.
ness was transacted, The following mem
bers were appointed to represent the two
districts which have just been made East
Drumore, l. N. Keen ; Landisville. John
Gingrich
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Charles Myers an employe of Burners
coal yard was dangerously if not fatally
wounded by the revolving handle Of q coal
derrick, the rope of which broke while in
operation. He is 40 years of age.
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The Fight Of the butchers.

JERSEY City, N. j., Aug. 27.--Two
butchers named Alexander Nichols and
Jas. A. Thompson, became involved in a
drunken quarrel this morning concerning
their business when Nicholas stabbed
Thompson in the left breast with a
butcher knife. intiicting wound which
will probably prove fatal. The wounded
man was sent to the hospital and Nicholas
was locked uD,
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Philadelphia Ca,tle Marre,,

MONDAY, Aug. 25.-The arrivals of live STOCK
at the Philadelphia stock yards were:
For the weeks. 200 beeves, IL, coo sheep, 800
hogs previous week-5.5OO beeves, lG,0OJ
sheep, 800 hogs.
Beet cattle were In higher supply and with
increased prices, West rates advanced fully
Nc.
We quote as follows:
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Mayor KIpS .Iloses the PO,ls.

NayOr KIEt si!Osos th6 PO,Is.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-In pursuance
of an order issued by the mayor on Satur
Gay, ali the rooms iu this city where pools
are sold on horse races, are closed to day.
It is SAID that the proprietors intend to
apply to the court for an injunction to re-
strain the mayor from interfering with
their business, but thus far 10 steps have
been taken in that direction.
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Arrested a Charge OF Robbery.
Edward Getz, young fellow who
resides in York. was arrested in York on
Saturday by Officer Cramsr. on suspicion
of being the man who robbed DR.. Wasson
at j. B. Lebkicher's, over a week ago.
Getz gave bail in the sum Of 50, 500 before
Justice Sherwood. Of that town. for a
hearing before Alderman Barr, in this
city.
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Mayors Court.

The mayor this morning made four
drunken and one disorderly pay costs and
sent two drunks to Jail for ten days
each.
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Buffalo Dill Shows.

Buffalo Bill and DR.. Carver now have a
field show, which they exhibit on fair
grounds. 1t includes a band of Indians,
real cowboys, mustang ponies, buffaloes,
&c. They telegraphed hero for a date to
day, but as they wanted day which the
state fair has, they could not be accommo-
dated.