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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-03
PERSONAL,

GENERAL HANCOCK has fully recovered
from his late illness.
Hon. BANCROFT DAVIS has accented tbe
position OF reporter OF the United States
supreme court.
Miss HATTIE CRoCEER, daughter,of Mr..
Charles CrOcker. aud who is accompany.
ing Lord aud Lady Waterlow on their
Journey round the world, is hoiress of
forty millions.
GLADsToNE's fame as tree chopper Ia
well known in tho Orkneys, and. during
his recent visit to Kirkwall, some one
posted the following placard on the only
tree standing in the street through which
tue English premier passed Woodmap
spare that tree ~
PRINCE BIsMARCK's antipathy to appear
in public is becoming more and more
marked. lie no longer walks about in the
Ihiergarten, aud when he goes TO see the
Kaiser he always rides in a closed carriage
lie is, IN fact, making himself so scarce
that twenty marks are often paid for a
ticket Of admission TO the Reichsrath
when it is reported that the iron chancol-
lnr f 10 be present.
IHE AmerlcaR Queen, a leading society
Journal of New York, has the following in
It's issue OF to day Cards are out for the
wedding of Miss Mary NJ. Audenried.
daughter of Mr. and Mira. Thos. J. Davis,
to Mr.. David b. Shenk, which will occur
on "Wednesday evening next in St. James
church, Lancaster, Pa. The wedding will
DO very brilliant affair. The bride elect
Is the daughter of the late Louis Auden-
RED, esq, and cousin of the late Colonel
Joseph Audenried Of Gen. Sherman's
staff =
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corr, rn,s moHSiNa.
waIchers Appniuted--Optuiopa Delivered
the Eltcuic Light Pole to R,msin,

wa,chers Appniuted--Opiuions Delivered
the hltcuc h'ght roic Ia H'msin.
Court met this morning at 10 o'clock for
the transaction of current busin 'ss, s..
The following watchers were appointed
lor Tuesdays c'gctiuu:
First Ward Harry MartiG, Republican;
John Schaum, Democrat
Second Ward-H =. Shcnk, Rcpubi.
can James Il DOuucliy, Democrat
Thud Ward-john A. Wcrncr, Rcpuh
licau c +. Young, Democrat
FIrh Warl-JDhu Nogau, Republican
Potter Alhhacr, Dcmocrat,
sixth Wnrd-Juhn II Leonard, Repub-
liclu !. V Cnuuor, Democrat.
Eighth Ward--p. Richie, Republican ,
Alex. st Clair. Democrat.
Ninth Ward ii. \. Schroycr Rspnh
Hrau jacob Metz GER, Democrat,
On motion Of w. A AtIrc aud John A.
Coyle, csQS, the court granted rule TO
shoS cause Why the appeal Of the county
from the award Of viewers assessing dam
ages by the opening Of south Shtppcu
street should not he stricken OIL ON tho
ground that the county dtd not have the
right to apIvN ilum tuo award ot tho
v.CNrls.
Cour sci for the dctrusr ia the Broker
! vile church case asked for ruln to show
D
| be- changed from this to an ad.
| joining county. Tho reasons assigned
were that there were two trialE IN which
the iurys had disagreed, that the testi-
mony had been published IN the news o
| papers of the county, and that fair trial
| cnunnt be had here, TIE court, after
! hearing a lengthy argument, held the mat
| ter under adSlsCmeut.
lu the matter Of the injunction which
WAS granted To- restrain the Maxim light
company and the lamp committee oi
! e., u. cNS t,m e'Cctiug pole At the corner
ol Centre square aud East King street.
| Judge Livingston delivered an opinion
dissolvIrg tho ujuCctiOu aud the pole viii
| 20 up
The ru'r for new trial in tho case Of
James Blyson, assignee, vs.. Dauiol kcmpi
was made absolute hy judge Patterson.
! Riley c. Waidlcy, Of this ciIy, was
| divorced from her husband, Walter NJ.
| Waid,ry, on the grounds OF desertiou.
H. tho matter OF the rule TO show cause
why the license to prddlc, granted to
! Hugh Callahan. VIM. Kennedy aud Daniel
! Callahan, should not be revoked, J. Hay
| Brown. their counsel, stated that the court
would be relieved uG the consideration OF
the rule H. ~tarei that ia. LICENSE had
been ubtaiugd Illegally, bu. the court had
no. been Intentionally imposed upon. lie
q So said that the demu I to the iudict.
mout aust Hugh Callahan, for violating
the T,dIlIr act Was withdrawn, aud the
9 lse would uc called az the u.Xt session OF
court.
Court adj Jurued until l2 O'Clock on uext
| Thursday, when they will meet 10 com
luto the election reJurus.
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Irarcnma hY Iiaa

Last night two servant giIls Of the
Hester house, named Minnie Hoffman and
Mary Rotfuss, made a narrow escape from
death from gas. The girls slept together
and one Of thom, who is unused to gas,
WAS last to retire. 1t is supposed that she
blew the light out This morning at an
early hour an attache of tho house called
the girls but secured no response. Tho
door was forced open and the room was
found TO be full OF gas, the burner being
turned on. The girls were found uncOn-
scious. Dr.. Albright, was sent for and
attended them. They were sufficiently
restored by noon to-day to sit up, but
were not able to bo about for any great
length of time. DR.. Albright says they
will recover,
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Prayer hIsetIDg.

The first of a series of prayer meetings
under the auspices of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance union, is appointed for
to morrow (Suuday) afternoon at a quar-,
ter past 8 o'clock, at the NJ. L. chapel on
East King street, between Plum and Ann.
j. II. Satlchell has engaged to conduct the
service. The stated meeting of the union
will be held at a quarter before O'Clock
on Tuesday evening in tho north class
room of the Duke street NJ. L. chuIch.
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FALL or An ELEVATOR.
4 Sian ha.aLeg brokep.

TITS mcruiug as the new hydrauhJ
elevator IA Myers IL Rathfou's clothing
house, on East King street, was being got
into readiness iDr use, an accident happened
winch resulted 10 the breaking of the left
leL Of Mr.. Johu Bender, between the
knee and ank q, which was replaced
10y Dr.. LouRaker, aud the sprauing
OF \, Q, Wcchars' ankle. At the time
named, NJ. Welchaus, who put up the
elevator, Mr.. Bender, one OF Myers u
RLthron's statesmen, and Mr. Bushong a
customer, were ia the "Cage" OF the
elevator, going up to the third story of the
hUidiug, and jacob ilerzpg one OF Mr.
We cLaus' assistant :, was sitting on top Of
the "cage" oilinga part of the machinery.
The cage fell 10 tho basement, with the
result above stated. Neither Mr.
BushOng nor Mr.. Herzog were injured
The accident was caused. by the in
sufficient bracing Of the heavy plunger
which rests on foundation of mason
ry in the basement. The iplunger
moved from its resting place, causing the
breaking Of the pipe which supplies the
hydraulic apparatus with water. The
water pressure being removed By the
breakagc the cage fell. The elevator, we
are told, is the Invention Of Mr.. J, Il. Rtt-
ter, Of Reading, aud was put up according
% his specifications. IL is said to be au
excellent one, and In successful operation
u many business places in Reading and
elsewhere
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OBIIt Any


Miss CA,hlriue Ktppele died AZ her resi-
deuce, 40. l5 South Queen street, at yery
early hour thus morning, in the So year Of
her age. She was daughter Of Henry
hrpVele = lawyer Of Washington, d. c.,
who lived for short time iu Lancaster,
aud died of lock jaw when only 2S years
years old His widow lived for many
years in Lancaster and died mere, leaving
Miss k"ppele without any fTicuds nearer
than COu,lus. From the time she was -
ycars OF aye, until her death she lived In
the same house, NJ. - South Qleeu
street, for many years, living quite alone.
About years ago il vas noticed by her
neigh b0rs that her house was clOfei ard
she had nOt been seen for thres or four
days Not being able 70 effect an entrance
otherwise, the doors were broken open
aud the poor woman was found living in
her bed at the point OF death, helpless aud
sD och css. BY the careful nursing of Mrs,
Christian ileckort she was restored tC
comparative health, and for . years Mrs
heCkert las had almost constant care ui
her. She was often confined TO her room
10y sickness but IL was not until last Tues
day that she took her bed aud gradually
grew weaker until exhausted nature ended
In d.ath. She was a woman Of fine cdu
CARTON a.d strong will piOus Christian
and a kind usIghbor 10 the few families
wl'h whom she associated. Her fuuera
will take place on Tuesday next At two
O'Clock p. u.
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1PEoIIL vuIIcEs.

pHs. LoGNN And Nlclov, having finished thei
course Of lectures NJ the opera house, have
taken rooms Al tho ity hotel, where tie sick
may consult them. The do, tors treat all forms
Of chronic diseases, whether medical or-urgi
cal
Medical Diseases Dyspepsia, diseases OF
the Kidneys, heart and lungs, rhcuma'ism,
neuralgia, parl'y-is OF any part OF the body,
catarrh, scrotull wasting of tho b-dv, or eN.
cc-sivc accumulation Of iho n"sh all dis.
eases peculiar to men and women asthma,
tape worms and parasites OF every dcsCrip.
tion that inte-t the human stomach and
bowels, pIcurisy, choIN, drmcntiaRnd chronic
con III patton.
surgical DfScaseS.-Ulcerat 4 or yurIco
veins on the limbs. hemnrrhoile1 throat dis
eases, squInt, hare lip, cleft palate club foot,
hernia, bow legs, contracted knee joints,
Ancuri.m, removal OF dead bones pOlypus,
tumOr Of any part OF the hOly, nip IOint dis
ease, stone In the bladder, cancer Of the lip,
breast, or ny portion of tho body, toriicOlHs
or wry neck
All important operations performed under
Surgeon Lister celebrated AntiseptiC
spray" a"d under aur'thesia, This method
insures tho we'll doing OF AL severe wounds.
and the patient against even TIE -li9ht"st
pain.
Hump back, or dsfOuuities OF the back bono
treated and cured without cutting or incon-
vCnicncc to the sufferer FITS OF every de
9criptiOn Gu ch. Special invitation Is extend
ell 10 COn-umptives to visit the doctors
parlors. The ravaRos o. this disease they
arrest q they see II In time. Their asthma
cure is without rival. 1h"y have certain
AMI sure cure tor catrrrh. Acute rheumatism
cured In from - to iS hours, sub-acute and
chronic rhcumatism in COrrespondingly
short time. All disc eLses peculiar TO the sexes
| a speciality. Tape worm removed In two To
five hours and without pain. The hvst Gppl-
nI nj ~ "a Ipe A tTnp 4 pb
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but II has as little right to ask one state
to foot the educational bills of another
as it has to compel the members of one
religious denomination to pay the debts
of II bankrupt church of another creed
The individual states are sovereign ex
cept rs to those powers granted to the
general government, and these latter are
strictly defined. Democracy insists upon
a strict construction Of these powers
while Rcpublicanism would stretch them
to cover whatever may be eNpedient at
the time for the good Of that party. and
therein lies the cardinal difference be
| twcem Demncracy and RepmhLicanism.
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Tue dremen attached ~ engine CON.
piuy NJ. /, are being 70 day moving from
the cd Union house on Market street to
the Humane house on West King street.
The latter building was recently purchased
by the city in order that an engine might
be stationed in that part Of the city. The
building has boeu greatly improved,
aud it is no. the best for the
purpose 10 this city. Several partitions
down stairs have been removed aud the
maiu room is now about IS feet in length.
In the rear are three splendid stalls SO that
the horses will staud Immediately behind
the applra Us with their faces To I'll Q hont.
Their stalls have half doors in front, which
are lined with sheet iron. They are con.
uectcd with the gong by wire and Is soon
as it strikes the doors are opened. In the
rear of the stalls are large feed boxes, SO.
The old floor in this room WAS taken up
aud much heavier one put down. In the
extreme end of ths building there is a
small room 10 which the tiremen will
sleep. A number Of other improvements
will be made in the building Gt once.
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Ihn InIen NIunt ,In-In.

The court this morning having decided
in their favor, the agents Of the Maxim
electric light company, this afternoon per-
mauently fixed one of their poles on the
foundation of b. f. Eshleman's vault,
corner of Centre Square and East King
street. A great crowd of spectators
gathered around tho workmen while the
pole was being put in place.
1t is announced that the streets will be
lit up by electricity on Wednesday evening
to celebrate the great political victory
that is to be won Tuesday.
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woInorsI n7otnersI Motnersl

Arc You dlstnrbeN nj night and DrOken OF
your rest by n sick child suffering ana crying
with tho eNoruciating pain OF cutting teeth :
IT go, go AT once and get a bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYkUP. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer imme eliately=depend
upon II there IA no mistake about II. There Is
not mother on earth who mas ever used II,
who will not tell you at once that II will
regulate the bowels and give rest To the
mother, and relief ana health to the child, OPP
Grating Ike magic. II is perfectly safe To- use
In all cases, ana pleasant 20 the taste, and Is
the prescription at one of the ol iost and best
female physicians In the United States. Sold
everywhere. % cents a bottle.
mayl-M, saw
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On Thursday the Qiartcrly meeting of
Harris Dental association, of this county,
met in DIR. A. ID, Clark office in Marietta
There were present Drs -. II. Hertz.
EPhrata, president A. W Rogers. Col.
umbia, secretary w. N. Amer, II. u.
knight, /. X. Pixton, Lancaster John
McCalla, Millorsvile G w worralI, A.
u. Clark, Marietta; j. d. Higes. York ;
J. NJ. Hin, Gettysburg. An interesting
essay was read by Dr. McCalla, on " Hy.
gicnnic Jottings"
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CAssIDY'S FIRST SPEECH,
Ho AsHs tho AIlsntnwners 10 gymn,thI
WITH HIN In HIS Mandamus Iiusiness

he Ashs tho AIisntnwners TO symn,thIxe
with Him In HIs Mandamus Iiu.lnsss
Attorney General Cassdy's first speech
OF the campaign was made on Friday
night, lie asked the people TO give him
their sympathy in tho fight that ho had
begun for them in the courts. He pleaded
guilty to having labored hard for the
passage of the uumes bill and he was
willing that his opponents should make
lhe most of that fact Mr. Niles was in
his seat early in the evening when the bill
was passed and left il. Under the consti
tutIpn that was equivalent 20 vote
against the bill, only it didn't have the
courage OF an open vote. Senator Cooper
I'H al III his power to defeat the bill in
the Senate. The surplus money had
better be invested in United States bonds
aud that quickly, or there'n be other trials
in the Dauphln county courts than civil
trials. What has Mr.. Niles ever said
about the Humes law? Has he ever said
that, like an honest officer, no would
enforce that law? II he did any such
thing the ring would desert him at once
With Senator Niles you find Matt QUAY.
Liysey, and you find Chris Mageo. What
reason for John Stewart aud the indie
pendents 10 sing hOsannas 10 Tom CoOper,
Matt Quay and Chris Magee % Taking
mp the aPportiOnment question the at.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-03

Llchenbruch Brothers have bought the
following lots Of 'S3 tobacco in Earl town.
ship:
L,van Wenger i, acres at 20. 10, 6, 3 ;
John GrabiIl acres az 90, 10, o, 3 J.
Rachel 9 acres at %, 10, 9, 3; aud acres
at 30, 10, g. 3 Jacob Rissler acres at IS,
10, 6, 3 Daniel Musser acres at 90, 10,
6, David MARTA 2 acres IS, 10, 6,
Benz, Kryder Il acres at Is, 10, 8, 3; Jonas
Rle b acres at 90, 10, 6, 3.
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"UIARtuN Etuuts
what l. doing gu ~ tho .ss,crn End OF tho
county

Mr. Adam Rcignrt, formerly chief clerk
at the Stycr house, New Holland. has re
moved to Lancaster. H. is said he will get
$1,000 this week, being hall OF u Iegaoy
Inherited from u brother who recently died
in Iowa
Sale of real estate are yet numerous
throughout the Eastern ond. Abram w.
Martin, bought the old Martin farm ~ 90
acres, at Weavcr's mill, IN East Earl
township, for ali5.25 an acre. The we'll
known Mcnglc farm Of i27 acres, was sold
to a Mt. BJler, for n $li3 an acre. The
property OF the late Robert Mooney, of
Bcartown, was sold to Harry Hoffman.
for 300. Samuel lIeitzler, sold 81 acres
without improvements, tu Amos StuItsrus,
for sli2 an acre. Jonathan Oyerhulrycr.
of East Earl. sold his farm TO Richard
Davis, for $3.50 an re. Mr.. Overholtzer
is going to Iowa.
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A fire in the village Of Wiloughby, 20
miles east of Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday
morning, destroyed about twenty stores,
dwellings and barns, causing loss esti T.
mated at 400, 600. The flames were final
stopped 10 their progress by the walls OF u
brick building. The greater portion OF
the village of Wonewod, Wisconsin,, was
burned on Wednesday night. Loss, SO,
0OO.-The Hermnal tannery at Grand
Rapids, Michigan, was burned yesterday
Loss, $50 600.
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DEDICATION OF senooI nouse

The Millport school in Warwick town
ship was dedicated yesterday the 2
inst. The building is a good frame struc
ture 24X33 and reflects credit on all
cOucered. Addresses were delivered by
DR. Higbee, state superintendent, Mr.
King teacher Of the school, DR.. Dellmar
OF Oregon, Messes Levi Reist and Peter
Reist and others.
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IN assOcilted dispatch from YOungs
town, o. this afternoon says the West
era iuter state baseball association
/, being organized thcrn to-day. Repre-.
sentativcs from New Castle, New Brighton
Eas' Liberty, Oil City, Altoona, Johns
town, Harrisburg, Lancaster. Allentown
and Franklin, Pa, are present. these,
with the Youngstown club, will probably
form the association
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His tIuu Burst.

New Holland Clarion.
Mai. Setley, Rol. Houser, John Roland
and Philp Lebzelter, of Lancaster, were in
Chester county Cunning on Thursday. Ia
endeayoring to cross creek by walking on
a rail Mr.. Lezelter slipped OFF, and in so
doing he stOmped the gun down through
the water into the ground. The gun went
off at the same tins, but the charge came
out a few feet back of the muszle.
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u. II. Eckmau has purchased from
James Collins. The Railroad hotel pro.
perty in Quarryville. for $j, 900.
James Collins, has bought house and
lot in Quarryvile FOR $500 from y. II.
EOkman.
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Leg IirOkRns

Emanuel Gipple, Of this city, was
brought home from ETettsyille, Bedford
county, last might, where he had been ped
ding. On Monday last, while coming
down stairs he stumbled aud fell break
ing one of his legs. He was taken to the
residence of his brother.in law, John
Albright on Rockland street,
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Tho Democracy OF the Seventh ward will
meet AZ kuhlmnh'a saloon, Kocklnnd street.
this evening ~ O'Clock. tor t.e purpose of
attending the Democratic meeting at Mon
n'rchur hal Good win band viii furnish
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PnXslolana Appointed.

DR.. John l., Atlee, the chief of the
medical staff of St. JOseph's hospital, has
appointed the following corps Of assistants
DIS, John l.. Atlce, jr, Westhaefer, Nc
COrmick and Burger.
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IiIrInhhN pArfY

Lewis II, Fisher, tailor, our old Demo.
cratic friend of the Ninth ward, was Ga
years old yesterday. His wife got up a
friends who were entertained in good style.
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DR.. Benson's Celery and ChRmomile Pills
tor the cure OF Neuralgia are II success. DIR,
q. +. Holman, Chrlslianburg, Va. so cents at
drnRRists.
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Jokes, courage scli-assurancc and grit. He IL
very taking witnal. BurdOck Biood Bincrs
are Il very taking medicine; they take every
where, and are sold everywf ere. For sale by
II, B. Cochran, druggist, l37 ana lS9 North
Queen street.
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Ii,nhtY.ronrLn Rirtndsy.

DIR. John l.. Altee yesterday celebrated
the 81 anniversary of his birth and, to all
appearances, will live to celebrate many
more,
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Fss Il DOerr shipped IS head of heavy
horses from their North Queen street
stables TO New York to.day.
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" I'm happy TO sag Or. BenSoH's skin cure
has cured my Rczsmd oI the scalp Of Jour
years sStdnding."-John A. Andrews, Attorney
at Law, Ashton, Ill, ". at druggists En-
dOT sod nv nl,VsicianB.
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CLOSING IN.
rnr rnD or rus c o,urAiG NEAn.
sp,coue, Mate ny sturdy Democrat. IN PM.
adeIphia ana EIsewnerc-N S'eugcr.
has something to say ~ - suprtu


IN uiS SpH'vh yesterday IN lhlhut. pAla
hr. StenGcr, spoke in praise vt Governor
Pattison and his administration and after
explaining that he, the speaker appeared
simply as cu'z'n ut PeyuSy,ya said
- am not here, As Nr Kelley was a
ie" nights ago, To tax ui tMtd. lhal
belongs To congress | am url here tG
| talk about NuUion bWk.r s theories
am not here To tell You what my towns
man, Mr. S'ewart, last night told the
| people OF PttsourE about treason during
! the war oi the rebellion nor am here tN
! talk oi rcd headed and h'p'iuO Chairman
! Cooper, who VIII, am ioeNncd to ihluh,
| be III search OF black hair dye h.er lies
day n,N..
Alter explaining t8a' he wanted 70 tax
Vt the S.a.n and lS government. ne re
turn,i {" S'nh. or stewart saying
" The late I"drIa"d'"t cA@dwA'' i''
! governor " ih'N c'mmon"ea',n' "No' ny
the way only received about 4l'oo3 No't,'
.aSt night 10 IttShdrg Attempted u
oi 'F,SN'n 70 iun Inu,P.N"ro's u! >HSl"-
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Last night tho cOlored people OF the city
held ball in the second story OF the opera
house. The attendance was very large
and everything passed of quietly.