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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-28
GACETILLAS.
Vista v despe dida.-Hemos te-

nido el gusto de recibir ell esta Re
dacci6n la vista de nuestro mny anti
gno Y estimate amigo don Jose Igna-
clio Beyens, Registrador de la prople-
dad del Distrito de Humacao, y ell
cual ha permanecido algunos dias en-
tire nosotres. El sabado iiltimo regre-
So al pueblo de su destino, donde lie de-
seamos todo g6nero de prosperidades,
al lado de su familia.
S0corros MutuOs. - Obra en-
nuestro poder el nuevo Reglamento
que Sc nos ha remitido de dicha So
cipdad. asi como ell Boletin de los
acuerdos tomad $ por la Junta Dlrec-
tiva deSde ell mes de Octubre de 1882
hasta ell de Enero iltimo, entire los
cuales Sc registrar lgunos may I'M
portantes. Sobre todo, ha llamado
auestra atenci6n el relative al estable-
cimiento de una Caja de .ihorros, Gu
yos trabajos estan',ya :muy adelantados.
Confirmaciones.-El Excmo.
limo. Sr. Obispo Diocesano las admI-
nistrara en- la Santa lglesia Cathedral
el pr6ximo domingo, L. de A.bri!, d
las cuatr6 de la tarde.
Teatro.-A pesar de no haber
.sistidWel domingo al tcatro, SabemoS
me In hrilante compania Pildaln con-
luiSl6 nuevo laurQs len la representa-
ci6n del drama trhgico de don Jose
Echegaray Cine empieSa = cdmo aca-
b1. siendo muy aplau'lilos los artI>tas
por Ia numrro>a escogila concnrren-
cia que asi>ti6 Il la fnnclda. s
Anoche Sc puSieron eu escena nna
linda comedia d. Ion Miguel Echega-
ray titulala La .fuerza de m n''io, y
un entretenido jngnete.
Los espectadores fneron escaSos en-
n,imero, pero no economies en- los
aplausos con que premiaroa Il los dis
tinguidos actore* notables nctriceS.
Bale. -Segun sc nos dice, que
do lucidisimo el baile que Sc verllico Ell
Caguas el domingo dltlmo por Ia noche.
La concnrrencia de uno y otro sexo fue
excesiva, Y Ctgnas Sc acredit6 ana ve<
mas de emcerrar en- su rcclntp btlIiSl- |
mas distinguila, damaS y schoritaS.
;Bien por Cagua>.
IncendiO.- UnO, ocurridO Ell 70 |
N Mayagjiez, destruy6 tres casaS..
De yeras 10 lameutamos.
Veladas. encuentra dando |
vplada~ lilerarias en- Arecib0' ell seilor |
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Moscas " MOsouitOS.-1

icncitc de "Rongh oa Rats ibrara
la casa ,dnraate la estaci6n entera. de
las moscas, los mosquitoes y los ra,ones.
Pidase q los boticarios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-28
socorros Mutuos. obra en-
Confirmaciones.-El Excmo. E

limo. Sr. Obispo Diocesano las adml-
nistrara en- la Santa Iglesia Cathedral
al pr6ximo domingo, l.. . de Abri., d
las cuatr6 de la tarde.
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LA CIUDAD CONDAL. Cru. 80.

DE ARTURO RAYMAT & Co. Espeeialista en-
tejdos de punto quincalleria de todas classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-03-28

Hay tamben sudo general de de
espanolas ancesas asi de de todas classes g.
ss FRANCISCO. FAuRAu
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-14
Live CHRISTMAS Presents.

The popularity OF birds Tor Christmas pres
enls grows each year. Their sweet singing IL
constant reminder OF the donor. A good
singing canary costs o. 80, and a suitable cage
from tl 10 g.. Five dollars viii purchase Il
very superior cage and bird, so you see live
presents ara not expensive. For little boys
and girls, rabbits, white mice, guinea pigs
maltcso kittens, globe OF gold nsh or puppy
will be NOR appreciate than anything you
can give and for "A lady nothing can be more
suitable than bright plumaged bird, parrot
or dog Of some fashionable breed. The
trouble Il, however, to ma q reliable store
VIII re these things are sold and where you
will not bo imposed upon. There Is at least
one place where everything is one price and
guaranteed, and whore is kept the largest
stock IN America OF the Wonderful Night
singing Canarlcs cage birds OF all Rpecies,
parrots OF every kind, gold fsh and aquarla,
dogs OF all species, rabbits, guinea pigs, NAL
tese cats, fine bred fowls and pigeons, besides
all kinds OF cages, twenty-five per cent. lower
than regular rices, This store II that OF the
BIRD Foop COMPANY. 237 SOUTH EIoHTH STREET
pHILADELrHtA.
II you cannot call in person, send tive cen
stamp for their illustrated catalogue, and you
can have your present sent by express viii
perfect safety no matter how tar the dis
tAnCc dl2.t25
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-14
AnusCIIlsnta,

"MtiSS "-Of course there will Ia Il big audi
enco In Fulton opera house Monday, when
that attractive and popular actress, Annie
Pixley, appears In h9r Interesting play
Everybody should tee her.
EmerSon's ca and C0ncert.-This evening
this musical event will come OH in Fulton
opera house, and no one should miss It, The
peope In the company are all very able ana
their performances have everywhere been re-
ceived with enthu iasm. says an exchange
MISS Mae Shepard, pianist, made most
favorable impression. Mr.. Higgins, the vlo
linist, although n young man, has before him
u brilliant iu,ure, as his performance last
evening fully assures. Miss Carter should be
heard by every lover OF fine music. Her voice
possesses great range, rare sweetness and "A
fiexiblIity and birdlilts quality most pleasing.
The athletic quality OF her voice Is feature
that attracts and holds her audience. Walter
Emerson's playing was very artistic His
selections were encored to the echo His
triple tongueing was perfect, and brought
forth rounds OF applause. In the musical after
SKETCH, A Day in tho Camp introducing
bugle calls and war songs, the echo effects by
MIR, Wiloy was very pleasant accessory
| Walter Pelham In his impersonations wal
very successful, excitiog his hearers to con
tinued round OF laughter
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-14
Grown. poussno,u p.nacsa.

IL the most effective Pain Destroyer In tho
world. WI 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 nlloviator, and II Is warrantoh dou'
Dle the strength than any other similar pfopa-
ration.
II cures pain In tho Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, ToothAcho, and
ALL ACHts, and Is The GREAT Kei,cvsr OF
Pain "BROwE's HOUSEHOLD PANhCEA"
should be In every family. A toaspoontul OF
the Psnacea In tumbler OF hot water Tsweet.
ened. II prefe rcdl taken at bedtime, viii
BREAR UP A COLD. 2o cents bottle.
mayl-T,ThFSw
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A Pretty BAfroOm.

Joan A, Snyder, Of North Queen street,
has just made wonderful improvements in
his barroom and last evening he celebrated
the completion of tho work by giving a
fine saur krout set out to his customers.
The walls have been covered with O
beautiful paper with brass mountngs, aud
the woodwork is grained in cherry. A
large ice box has been put in and the three
new chandeliers which were made express
ly for Mr. Snyder are very handsome.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-14
Live STOCK s.r,ces

CHloAeo-iiogs-Rcceipts Al 900 head , sb.. 4.
ments $500 head market weak and 10 ti5c
lower extra heavy grades % s5lb5 90 fa,r %
choice packing, and shipping, % t0r rb 10
poor to good packing. " so15 IS light bacon.
~ s0G5 25 skips, stS4 IS
Cattle-keceipts, (, 500 head shtprncnta
$500 head good tn tancv native steefs in NO
tive demand and 5al0c higher other prn los
weak and slow few Texans on sale Uhr st.
mas beeves, UdS2 exporters, t7Sp7 5S;g OF
to choice shipping steers, t TjI6 7i.
Sheep-Recetpts, 900 head; shipments, I 100
market steady; inferior to choice, O. tO0
10.
EAST observation-disclosures, ,I51 h, Vi
market firm at yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Receipts. g. Is head market s'uw
Pt tiladelphias, IS 60ap6; Workers, IS 25fE5 ~
sheep-Receipts, 200 head market dull
about yesterdays prices.
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suLpIEKs, KEuNIoN.
ss., one to be Held In New Holland.

The second annual reunion Of the ooh
Pa. Vol. Infantry association was held at
DJnaldson's, corner of Broad aud Filbert
streets, Philadelphia, Thursday.
Sixty.hye members of the regiment
were in attendance, and Mai. G.. ii. Fas-
naclit, Of this city, president OF
the association, occupied the chair.
The other members present from this
county were Capt. Abe Setley, Elam
Reiter, Peter Winower and Frederick
Hoffman. Reports from standing com
mittccs were received aud adopted
Officers for the ensuing years were elected
B. b. Ayers Of Wilmington, being
chosen president. The next annual ban
quet Of the assoc alton will be held at the
public house OF Captain Abe Setey, New
Holland, Lancaster county, on Salurda.
the 10th of May, 1884. after the business
of tho association had been finished the
veterans sat down to a fine collation. a
DonaldsOn's.
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A n.uruorous Man.

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-John Degans,
who served seven years sentence
for kicking his wife to death, committed
a murderous assault early this morning
on B. A. Sears. The latter, on returning
to his home found his door locked
aud suspected intimacy between his
wife and Degap, he burst open the
door. Degan was in the room and with
small clawhammer struck Sears
on the head, inaicting terrible wound,
Sears cries brought assistance and Degsn
was arrested. Sears was taken 10 the
hospital in critical condition.
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ttDcN mnrnsta.

Quotations by lsoed, acGrann & Co, ia a
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-14

Tho following were tho winners OF the
articles chanccd of at tho Knights of the
Revolution fair Maggie Mumma, toilet
set Annie HendroD. cushion Barbara
Wahler, tidy Annie Hendren, tidy /; Liz
zie Kendig, pair vases Mary Sheinfus,
pair cologne bottles Emma Stau1er,
cushion Mary Gloss, fancy box Mrs
Elmer Croft, morangue basket (; Lizzie
Noher. doll Emma Fritz, silk pin cush
ion A. lIumpbroyvillc, cushion Lille
Noher, silk cushion.
The following were voted to the respeo.
tive parties named Mrs. Elmer Croft,
bird and cage ; Annie Il. Kleiss, cradle
and doll Miss A. Sterns, necklace.
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Horr's Stubborn EGort to excite Attention
I'm the DanviiIe, Va. Biots-Lieut. 40,
bree's severe Punisbmsnt-Olhsr
Washinutou News
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WAIVED a BEARING.


Mary Doyle and Bridget Powers, the
girls who abandoned their children 10 this
city on Tuesday night, waived u hearing
before Alderman Barr 70 day aud gave
bail for court.
For some days past some oharitably dis
posed ladies aud gentlemen Of this oity
have been interesting themselves In behalf
Of these unfortunate women and Bually
bail was secured for them, a gentleman OF
this city volunteering that service.
For the present a good home has been
found Tor them and they will be kindly
cared for.
About forty dollars was collected for
them and divided between them for their
immediate wants.
They we're very grateful for the kindness
show them, aud profuso In their thanks
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-14
SENIOR ORATIONS.
s,xrxEs sprEon,s IN THREE noUKs.
An Interesting occasion At rranhnn ana
Marshall Coiiege-i.'vo t"pies "faphi-
aaiiy Treated.

An Interesting occasion st franhhn IN"
Marshall Coiiege-i.'yo r"pies "rapm-
sai,y Treated.
The chapel Of Franklin and Marshall
college was well crowded this morning
with an appreciative audience gathered 10
hear tho annual senior oratiops. Aitef
music. "Le Diadcmc," by tho college or
obestra. a PRAYER was offered by Rev. DR.
Annie. after which ID. Il. Ancona, OF
Reading, Pa, delivered well.considored
saIutatory, entitled know ThyselE" He
dwelt on the Importance Of being thor
ougb,y acquainted with ono's self aud
insisted on the dctum Of Pope that "tho
proper study Of mankind is man"
J. B. Appel, Of Mahopac, N. Y, followed
on the -" Evils of War" depicting the
miscries Of war and the benefits Of peace.
He was In turn succeeded by w. Z. Brin-
ton, of this oityr who in an elaborate man.
ner treate cd of tho privileges OF Genius "
claiming for them no exemption from the
ordinary laws that govern humanity. Mr..
+. G. Cook, Of llagerstown, Md, then de-
livered fino GRAFTON on "The Influence
Of Science upon Civilization" drawing "A
comparison between tho Grecian and Ro.
man civilization aud that of to day, and
assribng much OF the latter to tho benef-
icent influence Of science.
ira, ID. L. Eshbacb, OF Limostoueville, Pa,
entertained the audience with discussion
Of tho "Iutluence Of Prosperity on States.
manship," and J. L. Kennard, OF Maho'
pao, N. Y, followed with discourse OF
Our National Literature" tho latter
claiming that no nation In so brief time
had secured such a high niche In the litera
turo Of the day. +. &. Meyer Of FREQ.
burg, Pa, next discussed Artistic Sing
ing," asserting that the singer must have
the spark Of genius within, to enable
talent to tructify It. s. NJ. Miller, of thii
city then discoursed on the reflections on
War;" and told In graphic manner how
much more are to be priced the victories o
peace.
At this point the orchestra rendered II
hue style The Turkish Reveille," after
which Il. O'Boye. of this city,
spoke on tho " Necessity oi
Education" In an eloquent manner.
followed by f. b. Saugrso, of Alexandria,
Pa, on Scottish Professionalism, aud tn,
influence for good IL has had in moulding
tho religious thought Of tho day. The
grafton of +. Sassaman, of Reading, Pa
"A Great Mistake was devoted to q
stnging criticism of the political methods
that permit unscrupulous politicians u
monopolize the places OF power in the
goyerpment uumoIested. O. p. SteokeL
Of Slatinctou. Pa. devoted himself iu =
scholarly manner to the consideration oI
the " Influence OF Society Upon Civiliza
tion, asserting that the former was essen
tial to the existence of the latter.
Then came another musical intermission
Splinters," by the college orchestra
followed nv mn admirable address on IN,
"Spirit of Onr Nation. :" by E. Tyitmyer
of Zion, Pa, IL, p. Wanner, of Reading
Pa, then told in graphic style 18th,
Effects of MononnIy - giving Mt thu sam,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-14
Lancaster Cattle Market.

LANCASTER, Dec. 4.-Thc receipts of stot at
Stewards Lancaster stock yards for tho " 5ek
ending today, we're as follows Cattle, |. II
horses, 81; mules, l hogs, $40.
The sales at these yards were Cattle, tss
head, at prices ranging from tGehc Pn.
All. W. Mentzer's yard lO2 head OF CO tie
wero sold at ix96c U n, and 3O7 hogs AZ sa
6Hc.
At Levi Sensenig's yards the salos were I5s
head OF cattle. stock Bulls sold at 80 50nl 80
" cwt; fat bulls, 81 o9t IS stockers, sigI 70 |;
light butchers, s. 25de5 81 good butchers. O. %
66 b5 3i2 hogs were sold at 81 e0Q6 70 " 70.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-14
DwsLLiNs HOUSE BURNED.
It's Contents, Including 500 IN None
DestrOyed

It's Contents, Including 500 IN Money,
Destroyed.
Yesterday, just after dinner, the house
Of Martin Bleacher, near Brooks ore
lnines, In Providence township, was burned
to tho around, together with nearly all the
contents and something over 300 In
money,
The house was q two story frame build
leg and took fire durrug Mrs. Bleaoher's 8
abb ence from defective fiue.
There Is no insurance on the building or
contents, and the loss to Mr.. B. is very
serious only last week ho made the last
payment on the property.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-14

The Hanover Spectator has an account
OF the recent death in that town Of Cbas.
L. Cromer, youngest brother Of Harry w.
Cremer, of the Cooper house, this city,
who, the Spectator relates, ministered
affectionatcly to his brother to the last.
Deceased was skilled machinist, aud had
spent portion of his life in South Ameri.
ca, whore he was engaged In setting up
sugar machines. He was a genial, &C.
complished. charitable aud popular
uantleman
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-14
A Terribly Heavy Sentence.
FOREIaN MATTERS.
Preparations for O'Donnelrs Execution -
Efforts Making for u Respite.

Preparations for O'DonneIrs Execution -
Efforts Making for u Respite.
LONDON, Dec. 14.-Biuns, the hangman,
has arrived at New Gate prison to make
his preparations for the execution of
O'Dopnell.
Mr.. Lowell, the American minister, says
he is not free 10 discuss the steps taken to
obtain respite for O'Donnell He Is
hampered in approaching the British gov
eminent upon the question by the result
of the Lawson case. Efforts are still being
made to secure meeting Of the members
of the jury under the strictest obligation
Of secrecy.
The Exchange telegraph company re-
ports that all of the jurymen who con.
victed O'Donnell have been seen, but that
all efforts to get them to join in the
memorial to the crown for a respite have
thus far been unavailing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-14
Baseball.

Alta meeting OF the American assoca
tion Of baseballists In Cincinnati yester-
day, the American alliance was abolished
The rules in regard to the pitchers ATM
and foul bounds were allowed to remain IN
at present.
The Ironsides to, day signed James Mo
Tammany, the heavy hitter of last years
Houston club, of Chester. His position ID
centre field.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-14
Time IL m oney.

Time and money will be saved by keeping
Kidney wort in the house. 1t Is an invalua.
blp remedy tor all disorders OF the kidneys,
from obslructions of these organs. II has
cured many obstinate cases after hundreds OF
obtaining rcllrt II cures COnstipatiOn, Piles
Bii0usness and all kindred disorders. Keep
II by you. dS-eodSW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-14
MANNHEIM.
PbiIadeipniA ntnrket.

PnLADxLPHrA, December H.-Flour dull
and weak.
Rye Flour nrm at % 1908 rs.
Wheat shade hrmer and dull No.
western hed, d w No. do, 90H; NO IA
Red, Sl H.
Corn dull sail yellow, old, 6i0l6le do
mixed, old, 63064c No, mixed, old, oEc
new, tic, ~ ~.
oats dull and easy; No. I White, NEe
No, 2 White, t0A0iloi No. j do, S'9~'Sc
No, Mixed, SSkc,
Ryo scarce priiG7 .Jc, -,
sgeds- CLOVER quict a. odlJg 40 . -
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A Most Brutal murder

PAoLA, Kansas, Dec. lt.-George Orr,
youth Of II years went yesterday after.
noon to the house of Monroe Trumble, an
old blind man living near here and after a
short conversation, shot and killed him.
He also brutally beat old Mrs. Trumble,
and fled, after robbing the house of $50
A posse Of citizens is searching for the
murderer,
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Tho Salvation Army,

New HAVEN, Conn Dec, 14.-In the
city court to day Judge Deming discharged
the members Of the Salvation army. He
told them that they would not bs utter
fered with in singing aud praying from
the state house steps, but cautioned them
against parading the streets beating
drums, SO.
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4 Dismond Mounted Corner.

The Emerson concert company arrived
in town this afternoon aud stopped at the
Stevens house. The gold finished, dia'
moud mounted cornet belonging to Mr.
Emerson il now on exhibition in the
window Of +. J. Zahm's jewelry store.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-14
Printers FOR New York.

A man by the name OF Hall, who is
business manager of the New York Trio
une, was in town to day searching for
printers to take the places of those on the
strike on his paper. He employed the
following young men who left for New
York, at o'clock. Lem A, Mills, Walter
q. Deem, Charles f, Garvin and Milton
Sweigert.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-14
WILLIAMSON
n FOSTER,
30, "a, 36 and 38 EAST KING Street
LANCASTER, PA,
Il. CALDWELL n 90.
Precision in Timekeeping.

AT no period Of our business
experience has there been so
real or urgent a demand for
timekeepers Of accuracy and
precision, as at the present mo-
ment.
The attention OF those inter-
ested in this subject, and those
who have met with dissatisfac-
ton in purchasing many OF the
so-called high.grade watches Of
the day, is directed to the names
OF the following hrst-class
makers, for whom we are spec
ial agents
II. r. Ekegren, Louis Aude-
mars and Vacheron & Constan-
tin, OF Geneva, who are every
where recognized as the lead
ing makers of Europe.
Our assortment embraces all
the varieties Of Repeaters, Cal
endars, Chronographs, Split
Seconds and Plain Timers
marked at prices as low, if moi
lower, than is frequently de,
manded for inferior watches
Correspondence very respect
fully solicited.
J. +. Caldwell & Co.,
oo2 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia
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SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING. DEC. ID. 1883.
in CONGRESS-.
SENATOR aOBLIIzRLLy PATRIOTIC
RESOLUTIUN.

Horr's Stubborn EGort to excite Attention
I'm the Danviiie, Va. Biots-Lieut. no,
bree's Severe Punisbment-Othsr
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. 14,-In the
House to day Hoblitzell, (Maryland) in.
troduced q resolution requesting the presi
dent to issue proclamation urging various
religious denominations TO commemorate
December, 23, 1888. the Tooth anniversary
OF the surrender by George Washington
OF his commission as comm ander chief
OF the army, and to request that business
DO suspended on Monday Dec. "a, and the
same treated as a public holiday. The
resolution was referred to special com.
mittee.
Horr (Mlch.), asked leave to offsr
resolution that the House bring to the
notice Of the president the case Of the
recent murders OF several persons at
Danville, Va, in the hope that the presi-
dent may ascertain whether the persons 80
murdered were citizens OF the United
States, and IL so, IL the killing was in con-
travention of any law of the United States
Morrison, Ull.), objected and the sub
ject was dropped.
The committee on rules was announced
as follows by tho speaker MessIs. Black
burn, Randall, Keifer and Reed.
The House then adjourned until Mon
day.
A Terribly Heavy sentence.
Lieut.. Urel Sebree, who commanded the
Pinta at the time of her collision with the
brig Tally Ho, has been found guilty by a
court martial of culpable neg lect
and inetliciency in the discharge of
his duties on that occasion, and sentenced
to be suspended from the rank for the
period of three years, to retain the present
number in his grade during that time and
to be publicly reprimanded by tho secre-
tary of the navy.
The sentence is considered too severe
and will undoubtedly be mitigated.
Authorised to Begin business.
The comptroller of the currency hal
authorized the First National bank OF
Bedford, Pa, to begin business with {
capital of $4,000.
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His Little Game DIDN'T succeed.

WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. l4.-Some
time since Hiram Chase reported that
his wife had died in Nova scotia
in order to obtain $4,000 insurance
from an order of the Green Cross
The order demanded proof and Chase then
mysteriously disappeared and it was sup.
posed committed suicide. Iii now learned
that his wife is alive and we'll at Nova
Scotia and she says hcr husband is living
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-14
Fatal Kesui, OF HUSBAND. brutality.

ROCKVILLE, Ind, Dec. 14.-John Bon.
ner looked out his wife because she
refused to supply him with money to con.
tinue u drunk. She went to the woods
with her children and while building fire
her clothing caught fire and she was
burned to death.