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CHRISTMAS C.mi.1.

Fancy silk and plush balls, silk cords, pushes,
TelOurs. fringes. ETC., for fancy work, Katkeis,
II East Third street.
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We have the authority OF the Washington Posi
for the statement that congress viii not take VI
any public business during December but Will
simply organize, and after settling the political
status of Malone and Riddleberger will adjourn
until after the holidays
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CURRENT COMMENT.

JAMES G. BLAINE states through the Phila-
delphia Press to- day, his objections to the
proposition to distribute the surplus revenues of
the federal government among the states. They
are three in number, and briefly, First, the IN
certainty of the amount of the red uIdsnt rev
enue, which would prevent the states from de-
rlving the substantial advantage which the dis
tribution is inteuded to effect; second, the ten
dency of sucn a measure to impel senators and
representatives to prefer the interests of their
states to these of the general governments thir4,
the inexpediency of con tinuing re-
dundancy of national revenue, which is
liable to lead to extravaganza and corruption.
The time Is approaching, Mr.. Blaine declares,
when the national revenue, already one hundred
millions in excess of the nations requirements,
must be reduced and both free traders and pro-
tectionists agreeing upon the abolition of
the entire system of internal revenue the effect
of which will be to relieve taxation in the sever
al states. Mr.. Blaine advocates the distribution
| of the federal tax on spirituous and malt liquors
among the states and territories in pro-
portion to their population. The
revenue from this source last year was
| $4,000. 900, the distribution of which among
the states would allow the latter to remit taxes
and pay their debts. New York, for instance,
would have received nearly 39,0OO,000, Pennsyl-
! vania nearly S7,5o0,000, Illinois and Ohio over
900 each and the rest in proportion.
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A GEoRGIA court has decided that 'eotton
future notes" are void, whether taken in spec
ulation o. innoceutly in the course of business.
The court declared ''cotton fn;ure'' transactions
to De as purely gaming ventures as faro Is.
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4 CANTON, Ohio, worthy undertook yesterday
to dry half keg of powder by an open FIRE.
The fool killer removed him suddenly, taking
the house along with him.
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NoI7 East Third Street

is headquarters for all materials for fancy work.
Ladies invited to call and see the richest and
most tasteful goods ever introduced in this city
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Ia the city is at Mstbeis', No. II East Third St
Ladies, please pause ana look at the rich disuIs,
of the finest gOods IN the world.
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FEARS still continue to be expressed in Eng
land that the Egyptian rebels kavo invaded
khartoum. Sir Samuel Baker urges the British
government to adopt decided pelioy by station
ing troops at Alden and on the Nile opposite
Bester which, points control the approaches to
the Soudan. He did not, however,apprehend an
Immediate invasion of Egypt.
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KING ALFONSO is becoming excited. Ho ut
tered the threat on Tuesdsy that if France con-
tinued to be the hotbed of conspiracy against
monarchicAl institutions and social order in
Europe, most severeigns would seek protection
for themselves and their subjects, by combining
against such propaganda, and in such event he
knew what course ne should pursue. His royal
highness was likewise very bitter against the
attacks Of tie French press.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-29

AN extensive strike is threatened ameng the
cotton operatives in Englsnd.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
POP.

Pup.
Tbs matinee performance OF sPop" by
Prices Surprise party at the Opera house
yesterday afternoon, was only feirly at
tended, but what the audience lacked in
numbers it more than made up in appre
| citation, the several very clever speciality
acts of the company receiving hearty re-
cognltion.
The engagement closed last nighttime at
tendance being not very large. The en-
gegement has not been the success MINER
| lcally 1t should have been, the fact being
that shows of the rankest bum order have
played to better business this season in st
Paul. The vocal features of "Popn are
alone worth the price of admission, to say
nothing of the fine burlesque acts.
THE BOSTON IDEALS.
This morning the sale of seats will com.
mence for the engagement of the Boston
Ideal Opera company, which begins q
weeks engagement at the Opera house
next week. 1t is hardly necessary to re-
minde the music loving public of st. Pau
that with the appearance of the Ideals q
round of delightful and artistic entertain
ment will be given. The company is
composed of capable and finished artists.
most of whom are favorites of this city
Manager Foster, of the Boston Ideal
Opera company, at present in st. Paul
received telegram from Miss ODER YES.
terday, saying that she had won the suit
instituted against her in Cleveland by
Martin, formerly With the company. This
vindicates both Miss Ober and Mr.. Foster
| from the false aspersions made by Martin
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Two of the hands ,raest los n Lsech.s addi-
ten, viii be sold al sueioa, en tee premises,
Friday. Nor. Seta, at ?. =, For particulars,
see want eola-n.
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The diplomatic correspondence between
France aud China has at length reached the
public eye. The Chinese complain that France
had imposed an unjust treaty upon AMMAN, and
besides ignoring the rights of China had mani
Tested an intention of securing to herself Bac-
mini, the key to the Chinese empire. China de
sired, nevertheless, to maintain pacific relations
with France, but should resist with arms any
attempted aggression. The reply of the French
government was to the effect that
there had been no intention Of annexa-
ton, but merely to insiet upon the
enforcement of the treaty of 1874. Marquis
Tseng had declined the proposition of Minister
Ferry to allow the military leaders to arbitrate
upon the difficulty. Admiral Courbet was ready
to attack Bacu'nl and possibly by this time tie
fight has begun. The subject brought forth a
bitter debate in the chamber of deputies, where
General Clewenceau criticised Minister Ferry's
conduct, and demanded explanations which the
latter declined to give.
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Removal.

Ranaley's Bakery 10 Eighth and Wlbszhsw
strset.
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REPENTING At THIRTY.
Allison Family-Mrs. Allison Asks a
Divorce on the Ground of Brutality
The Husband Counters on His Wife With
Charge OF Adultery-Some Gushing
Correspondence and eliminating Testi-
mony all Around-A Resume of the
Trial-The Case Under Amusement.
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THE HUSBANDS STORY.

The defendant in his testimony denied
that he mad abused the plaintiff, and that
he had only twice struck, or rather slapped
her, and not then without sufficient provo
cation. He had not exposed her person to
any one at any time, and he had always
behaved as husband should, bat thet she
had forgotten her position as his wife, and
had done. things.that he did not approve.of.
He enumerated the several places where
he claims she had committed sduItery-a at
Fsribault, at Minneapolis at different
times and at several places and times in
ST. Paul. He narrated how he had tracked
and traced her, and got letters that she
had received from different parties with
whom he alleged she cohabited. &c al
50 said that she vas often under the IN
auence Of liquor, especially
when she was o1s at night
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STORY OF THE DAUGHTER.

There was considerable more evidence
adduced, but The above is a synopsis. In
nearly all her evidence she was cor
roborated by her daughter, thirteen
years of age, remarkably precocious girl,
and who gave straightforward recital of
the facts, es they came under her imme-
diate notice. She said her mother was
always kind to them, (meaning herself and
brother,) and did every thing to make them
comfortable. She always took them with
her when she went away from home or
went down to the city IN the evening.
Papa was not kind TO my mother, and he
never brough. anything home for ms or
my brother. Mamma used often to faint
when papa abused her. The witness de-
tailed ct length what she had observed for
the three years just past.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-26

The queens Lace HdHdkcrchieC"-This
evening tho appearance ot the New York
opera company in this most delightful opera
VIII certainly he one at the operate events In
THIS city thiS season. Tho opera will be well
mounted, having elaborate scenic effect ana
costly costumes There Will be Il large ana
fashionable audience present. The opera itsclf
needs no endorsement since II &. recognized
"a one OF the finest OF strauss, the great com-
po7er'S, creations, fun OF pretty music ana
nnc situations.
" The HctcorS"- Monday evening viii ap
pear In Fulton opera bOusc. Evans, Bryant Il
Hocy's McteUrs, In u brilliant olio. concluding
with their great comedy success OF tho Book
Agent" rewritten and improved IN every
detail. THIS Is one of the funniest thing. out
and the whole troupe Il COOL
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seems strange that any one viii suffer
from the many arrangements brought on 10y
an impure condition Of the blood, when SEQ.
WILLIS SARShrARIih.h ASD DsTILLINGIA,
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merits az IA health remover, tor ~ ACTS LIKE
CHARM, especially when the complaint Il
OF AN exhaustive nature, having II tendency to
lessen the natural viEor OF the brain and nor
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-26

tho following statement OF william J. Cough
In, OF Somorviilc, Mass, is so remarkable tnat
we beg to ask for II the attention OF our read
ors. lie says ain the fall OF 1876 was taken
with violent bleeding OF the lungs, followed
by a severe cough. | soon began TO lose my
appetite and flesh. was so weak at one time
that ] could not leave my bed. In the sum.
mer OilsT7 was asadmittcd to the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said had II hole in
my lett lung rs big as halidollar. l eSpend'
ed over hundred dollars in doctors and mod
icines. Twas so tar gone at one time report
went around that was dead. gave up hope
but friend told me OF DIR. WIN, HALLS
BAlSAM FOR THE LUNGS. l laughc ut
my friends, thinking my case incuTablo, but
got nCt tile tn satisfy them, when To my sur
prise a. d qualification, / commenced to feel
better My hope, once dead, began to revive
AID to lay feel in better spirits than have
the past three years.
81 write this hoping you viii publish It, so
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take DR.. WIN. HALLS
BhLsAm FoRTHE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
have taken two bottles ana can positively say
that II has done me more good than all the
other medicines have taken since my sick
ness. My cough has almost entirely disap'
peared and shall soon be able to go to work I
SOLD bN II. Il, Cochran. 1877 North Queen street
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FRAsRronDs WHEREABOUTS.
Thn Timo seen IN Chester county.

Vest hester Republican.
Frankford is still in Chester county, or
II least ho was supposed to DO on Wed.
nesday last. On that day two mon stop
ped at VIM. 9. Wilson's place, near Sum
merset, about a mile and half from
RussellviIle, about noon aud inquired
II that road led TO Philadelphia.
Howard Summervillc, nephew of Mr..
Wilson, gave them the information they
desired, when they further asked IL they
could mako 1t that day. They next called
at Pusey Coates, near Eicnton and asked
for work Not getting employment they
asked for something to eat. Mr.. Coates
sent them into the house and set them down
dinner OF which thcy partook heartily.
The women at tho table noticed ono OF the
men kept his head down, and when he
went away the man was noticed az having
a peculiar eye, like Frankford's.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-26
SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY EvBNINa, OCT. 20. 1888
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
IN the town or bRoTurs,y LAVE
The Lehigh Coal ana Navigation Company
Extends Its First mortgage SKIES of
1sSi-A Budget OF aIiy MOVE.

The Lehigh Coal ana navigation Company
Extends Its First Mortgage slxcs of
1sSa-A Budget OF City News.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 2G--The LehiQh
coal and navigation company has arranged
with Drexel Il Co., for the extension of it's
first mortgage skies of 1884, maturing
April /, 1884, for 30 years and three
months, until July 1, 1914. The amount
extended is five million dollars at tho rate
OF a per cent, payable quarterly. The
present rate is per cent, and by this ar
rangement the company will save SO 600
per annum. After December 81 the opticn
of the present holders will expire, aud
Drexel g. Go. will take those not sub
scribed for.
Sailors ntencsd,
Capt. A. g. Rand aud Mate Thomas
Pender, of the schooner Tropic, who were
convicted in the United States court of
violating the neutrality laws by furnishing
arms and ammunition to insurgents in
Hayti, were to day sentenced by Judge
Butler to one years imprisonment each,
fine Of $500 and the costs of prosecution.
a Wreck In West Philadelphia.
A freight train on the Philadelphia,
Wilmington 81 Baltimore railroad coiided
with a construction train at Seventieth
ntiooJ, W coJ uHduelpnld, JulS IDDrUlUp,
The bridge over the railroad at that place
was demolished, both engines badly
damaged and several cars wrecked. The
track was blocked for some time. NJ one
was injured.
Prosident Roberts VIII not Resign.
In view of tho repeated reports that
President Roberts contemplated re.
signing his position at the head
of tho Pennsylvania railroad man.
agement, the announcement is
officially made to day that all such state.
ments are without the shadow of a foun
dation.
Committed on Charges OF Forgery.
John A. Weber, of LewistOwn, Pa :,
who was arrested here upon charges of
forgery and embezzlemcnt, in Missouri,
was to day committed to await the action
of the authorities of that state.
No Change In Prices of Coal.
The committees of the Lehgh aud
Schuylkill coal exchanges met this after
noon and decided to make no change in
prices of coal during November
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.rownp nous.nu,u P.nac.s

IL the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. VIII most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied oxter-
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alIcviutor, and II Is warranted dou-
bic the strength than any other similar prepa-
ration.
II cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothacuo, and
ALL ACHES, and Is The 8rsat ReIisver OF
Psin. BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should be in every family. 4 teaspoonful OF
the Panacea IN II tumbler OF hot water (sweet,
cued, II prrtcrredl, taken At bedtime, will
BREAK UP a COLD. % cents u bottle
rnayl-T Tn FSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-26

foR Hay Fever icCOmmcni Ely. Cream
Balm. II entirely relieved me from the first
ap liCatiOn have bccn suffer for tn years.
Going from home and ncglecting to take the
remedy had Hn Mt Ick after returning
Immediately rcsOrtod to II and found instant
relief believe, had be an It's use earlier,
should not have been troubled. J. CoLLYER
Clerk, lis Broad st, Elizabeth, n. J.
MY brother Myron and myself were both
curcd to hll appearance, OF CHtarrh and Hay
Fever last July and August. Up to this dite
Dec. - neither have hal any return of these
troubICs. Ely's Cream Balm was the mcdi.
cine used. GABRIEL FERRIs, Spencer II ga
Co. " U2-2wdgOlSw
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Not Brnnktord.

Tho followinr is from the Akron (Ohio)
daily Beacon, Of Wednesday evening in
regard to the man, who was arrested there
for John Frankford L. -. X. Bayley, the
man who was arrested Monday by De,eo-
tive Godson on suspicion Of being John
Frankford, an escaped convict from tho
Lancaster, Pa, prison, was arraigned be-
fore the mayor this morning and discharg-
ed not even the charge Of intoxication be
ing sufficient to bold him futher. A
photograph of FrankiOrd received here
shows that the main point in resemblance
between Bayley and the escaped convict
was that both were blind in tho right eye.
Baylcy seemed righteously indignant at
being held on either charge"
The prison officials here have been mott.
fled that tho man arrested there is not
FTankford.
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a Mystery Explained.

Miss Maize Baight is homo from a trip
to Harrisburg, whore she visited friends,
Mrs. A. 4. Langhead aud Mrs. George
Saner, Of Phila. are the guests Of their
mother, Mrs. John john, on Locust
street.
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DFI THS

MACK In tnis city. on the 2ithinst., Michael
Mack In the Goth year OF his age.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
hIs late residence, 40. % Locust street, on
saturday afternoon ~ 2oclock. Services al
ZiOn's Lutheran church. IuternCnt at lions
cemetery. oli2t.
kMnURs.-Oct. 26, 1888 :, of diphthcretlc Group,
Francis H., infant son OF r. Il. ami Leone XII,
burn, aged years, months and II days.
The .atives and friends of the family, are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the rest JCnCeOt +. II. Kilburn 25i West
King street, on Monday afternoon AT 2o'clock.
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MARH Eth.
Live stock Prices.

CHICAGO o-Hogs-Receipts, $1,000 head ship.
ments, 1900 head market weak common
grades sc lower packing, o. SOFA 20; pack.
sKips, IS OOQi 80. Closed with 1900 head
sold.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000 head shipments,
3 900 head; market dull except for best grades
exports,t6 30G7 90; good to choice shipping,
t5 6O46 10; common TO medium, sIa5 80
range cattle slow, loo lower; Texans, % 81
a. l5i Americans. o. 9OG5.
Sheep-RecGipts, O0J mead; shipments, 100
market duh Inferior 10 fair, t2g3; good, a
Texans, o. 1898 90.
EAST LIBERTY- -Cattle-Receipts, all head
market fair prime $500 % fair TO good, S5SI
8 so common, 81 1904 75.
Hogs-Receipts. 1880 head market Stow
Pkiladelphias, a. 2jQ5 40; Workers, 81 SOll5 TO-
Sneep-RC ceipts, 500 head market slow
prime, Aqt % tair TO good, % 1898 75 COM
mon, t2aetO.
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a party of threo gentlemen Of this city
returned from FuteS Eddy, on tho Susque-
hanna, yesterday bringing with them over
one hundred black blss, which they took
with hook ard line at that place
'Bowery" Erisman returned from
Weise's Island yesterday, bringing with
him the largest eel taken in the Susque-
hanna in many years. The monster is four
feet six inches in length, and weighs nearly
eight pounds. 1t may be seen alive at Il .
Cooper house. Wcst King street.
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Death OF u Young ana Heayy Bride.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2G.-Mrs. David
Moses, formerly Miss Blanche Gray, of
Detroit, Mich, who was married few
weeks ago in Bowery museum, in New
York, was found dead in bed at her board.
ing house in this city this morning. She
was passing her honeymoon at tho Dime
museum, in this city, but for the past two
weeks has been much indisposed. She
was II years old and weighed SIT pounds.
Death is supposed to have been caused by
fatty degeneration of the heart.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-26

The best Salvc in the world for cuts bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, letter, chupped
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guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction In
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get IlEsRYs CARBoLIO SALvE, as all others are
but limitations and counterlets. Price 25
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tore. l37 North Queen street mY29-4
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AnInannaL,entennnt.

WAsHINeToN Oct. 2G.-The army sur.
geou or duty at Whipple barracks, Arizona,
has reported to the war department that
Lieut.. John f. Simpson, Sd cavalry, is in
the hospital at that place and is considered
to be insane.
Lieut.. Simpson is the officer who short
time ago was court martialled for marrying
his MISTRESS and was sentenced to dis
missal by the court, but which sentence
was disapproved by the president.
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MYERS n KaTHFUS
INVESTIGATE.

1t Is always good plan TO lSNESrlG ATE
before making purchases OF CLOTHING. The
man who viii not INVESTIGATE IL pretty
sure 10 make mistakes. lNNESElIArION
leads one to think, and to think Is to learn.
BY INVESTIGATING our stock you are
bound To keep posted on tho lowest current
prices for MEMS, BOYS or CuILDREN's
CLOTHING. We don't ask you TO come in and
plank down your money without looking. We
ask you To NV ESrlG ATE-tO see our goods
to get the prices. and then make comparison
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Briet ana to the point Whatever sum you
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We have all the Latest NovClti0s in FINE
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PhiIadeipnia BIarEoI.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26.-Flour dull.
Rye Flour, IS 62G3 65.
Wheat dull No. 2 Western Red, O. O5EQ
! O5A No. do, 9sh No. l Penn'a. Red.
81 l2h.
Corn dull and weak sail yellow, GlaG3c; do
mixed, $50 No. mixed, 6Gg56Ac.
oats quiet and steady; No. l White
do, S5G3514c No. 2 Mixed, 33II9A.
Rye steady at G5a67c,
Seeds Glover at SGsAc; Timothy, fl 45a
50; Flaxseed, OIL 42Qpl a.,
Provisions steady, tair demand.
Lard steady.
Butter quiet and steady.
Eggs firm and scarse.
Cheese firm and in talr demand.
Petroleum quiet.
whisky tirm At Bl %
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-26

At WarrentOn, NO., a mildly insane
man named Keeney was placed in large
room adjoining the jail, under the court
house, for shelter. While the jailer was
at supper screams attracted people to the
windows. HeeneY was huggiug the red
hot stove. He was taken away, but
death soon followed.