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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-12-13

We see il stated i'm the Bonnie Terre
Reporter that Charley Wilson, one of
the first engineers Of the st. Joe and
Desloge railroad, and well known to
the people Of that vicinity, was killed
by an accident On the Texas and Pacif-
ic railway at Marshall, Texas. on the
18th ult.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-12-13

The Watchmdss, a neat and lively
six-column paper published in st. Lou
is county, asks an exchange, which is
granted with pleasure. It is edited
and owned by Messrs. Eek & Rauch-
eAstein. Eek" is the old German
land the correctly spelling of the name
as we'll of the editor of this paper as OF
the Waterman.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-12-13

There is a large pigeon-roost in 'The
Wilderness" and another near Thorn
asville, in Oregon county. This for
the information of those who banker
after "sauabs.n
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-12-13

Parties Indebted to w. F. Wiesnsr for
drugs, &C., will save costs BY calling on th
undersigned, number Of accounte havfnAs
been placed In my hands for collection.
=. TAKE.
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GUARD LINE.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

" Between New York and ifavre - .
pier No. AZ North River. foot 81 Npr1l
Travellers By this limo avoid both transit by English ru,
and the discomfort OF crossing the Channh IN snAI
eciI leaving the uauys dock nj HaNIe ~
arrival ~ baggage ChccAcd
al FORK through tc Paris - .. 49,. -
lAB.tAD0R Collier "wednesday. Mdrch -, ~ IN
OIIE san 81 Ia ....'. ,duc.dav. April !. ,. m.
"a aD- Ffaugrui. ....... "Wednesday. a II IL o. m
SopNANDTF new, Seryan '-.. "Wednesday. Nav %
Cheeks payable az sight In amounts % SUIT on tc Bloll'
Trnnsatantdue OF Paris
For freight and passage apply %
INUIn DE- BEBlAN. Agent, NO. BOfllng Ireon
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COR BOSTON.
LINE

NORWICH LINE ,-..... por,a,d and ,be East
Inc TIC" iio" CITY OF WORCESTER,
the elegant boat on the SOunu anu
y, " t nOts 1,II'Y OF NEW YORK. ,-
leave pier 40 49, North RIVER foe, OF nen p0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-24
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH d R: r.:

-. l.. >ro,v yorl, } at and Desbrosses-st. -.
Sauohs 1" }CentraI X II. of N foot blDerty,s
For south Amboy WAC r. Of n j. o. Sun Sunday A. M
For Matawau, via c. II. II. OF n d. o, GU ~ sun
4 n n m: via Penn II. r.. a. IL H. S:3V' D p III S"
day, q. - oor orova Ashury Park
Sea Cirt Point Pleasant &c. via G. L. o. ~ 40 a. m
~ ~ Il NJ NJ via Penn. r.. a m, IL M S:ou y a.
Snnaays mot stopping ocean Grove or Asouy rA'
For Lakewood Toms River, Barnega Co. via C. H. Il Oh
MI Sl5 a m d:sS = N Of n j. g. s15 ll:45 m
D M For Keypcrt s SD 40 a M l4o; 4 a. mn "
fpi P BAIDWiS ). II. WOOD. J. r. RAN Snn,t H.
G. p A. T. II. r. ofN.J. g. p Az H. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-24
Brooklpu IIroperip for Sale ano 60 Get.

EOR SALE-Housesi in Brooklyn.-On Clinton
ave near DeK ave. 3-sOry brick house, 201aO lot
extending 10 rear street, house Is Ia hne order win all
modern improvements will sold very cheap and On easy
terms For particulars apply 70 -. ,,..,,.
'"' LEoNARD Moody 2l5 Montague st, brooklyn.
EOR SALE-HOuse on SchermerhOrn- st;j 4
story brOwn-stOne House. 23K70 cabinet nhlshed'
led halls frescoed mirrors and AL modern improve
mems Possession before May For permits and par
iicnlars apply 10 LEONARD MOODY, 40 MonlasuesI.
brooklyn
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Storage.

A BSOLUTELY FIRE-PROOF.
THE LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT co. BUILDING,
FoRTY.sECoND STREET.
OPPOSITE GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Supplies great want Offering extraordinary advantages TO
STORAGE
For FURNITURE, BOOKS. PIANOS, PICTURES and
All Kinds OF VALUABLEs, TRUNKS sc. &C.
ROOMS of all sizes varying from "a TO go square feet
will 1e rented 10 by the month or year
THE ABSOLUTE FfRE.PROOF character OF the Build
ing and appointments perfect safety IRON nre and
the " inSuIaDce and thereby
making a great saving 10 the stOrer.
be az either our on &c OF at he
temporary office OF the Lincoln National Bank No Wander
btnve
posit Vaults thoroughly IRE and bu' glar proof.
F h. ii. LUDLOW 4 co,
3 Pine.st.
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TOPHILADELPHIA.
THE o1p.EsTABLJsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE

OBTAINS EACHwAY WEEKDAYS AND on SUN.
DAY 8 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA. IN
NEW.YOkK
,,orrptE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
,,,sss Trains leave New.YOrk DesbIossss Court
BIZ 100 s. $50 % 10 Limitedh II a. M l. S:2o $40
a nj y = and 8 d. IN, and ~ night. Sundays 0, .,
IS Iiplied) and 10 a I, o. 2, and D. H., and IL
1r9ges Trains leave New.York daily except sunday, at
720 A. ~ and D. running through via TRENTON anu
etarnr trains leave Broad street stations PhiSdepha
lSoi 305 400 $40 GOO, 1880 $40. $3.50 ana n a. III
iAmited Express 1870 D. M A. to59 Llm t g, o.
7.85, and $50 j. N On SUNDAY 4xVl, 1;V % ~
45 so m A. 1925 fimed, $50, 7:45 and $40 D. IN
Leave philadelphia Via Camden a. H. and 4;SO D. H. oAV
Teses ofees 4s5. $40 aud ga Broadway AstoT House
toot of ana COurtandt SITS. COMIsl anu
lrOoslyn Annex station, foot OF F1Onst Brooklyn nos
ia lt and HudsOnst HoOOken Station Jersey Clyi
Emlsant Ticket Oioe, No Battery Place and Case Gar
Gen. .Aoo,,
baReage from hotels and residences
CHARLES H.. PUGH, j. X WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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mnsiral Instruments.

REATTY'S ORGANS, % stops 1928. Pianos
ID 1927 90 Factory running day and night Catalogue
free Address DANIEL +. BEATTY Washington ". -
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furniture.

AT SYPHER a. CO.'S STORAGE WARE
n HOUSE, 1854 Broadway Pier aud Msptel Mirrors;
Bufes boards Book hne Rosewood Paior ana
Bedroom suites Pianos Carpets Also lot OF miscellaneous
Furniture for sale, " pay storage.
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forces ano Carriages,
TURNOUT FOR SALE,

A GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT FOX SALE
n consisting Of bay horse years Old (sonnd and kind
can trot oaay In 24O and sdeDar buggy nearly now WIN
he sold cheap Tor cash given in exchange lo n
Apply AZ stables ls3 CernOntaye, br0okyhI VI VI Ins
owner, k72 VaRderDntsve, Brookyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-24
european Advertisements.

Hrc!ion Sales of Eipc Stock
rNUOROTGUBRED Jersey and Guernsey
stock sale at auction at the residence Of G.. = Jack
son SOUTH CORNISH. Newlampsirc nearest railroad
Windsor efupnt ana Iarcinuit
al O'Clock o. H., Mach -. l-~3
Registered IN Amclit an Jersey Catte tiub. . go.
Wallrnsicu ...........-..-.--. ycafAol. No Z,zbi
Dolly BnDcock .............. > year- old. 40 AP23
IUle Nerrift ............... X years old. 80 4D24
Atiadne o old. 30 1919
I!cii,s-ira 8 1911
Registered IN American Clur and imported
&. VI. Beach. steamer Utopia, MAY Is, l0t5.
- Kiity MANY ....'.... years Old. No 252
Ietiy Resi- ......... ........ 7 Old, No 25J
All fe cows ~ sOou ctlVe No bel strains Of stock
knovu SECURITY co.
Hartford Conn, Executor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-24

Gre Cream.
HORIZONS ICE CREAM,
CHARLOTTE Russo and JELLY
ALWAYS PURE and DELICIOUS $1,000.
Individual BRICKS OF ICE CREAM.
OF for FAIRS PARTIES, sc
Try them you will use no other.
DEPOTS:
3Oj 4th.ave., .2s3 Broadway. Is Chathamst, y. "
aud 4jS FultOn-st. brooklyn
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Ocean Cleaners.
Gunner Resorts.

Summer Resorts.
FASHIONABLE SUMNER RESORT, ISLlP,
L l. Ito LET FOR THE Seasonal large finely
furnished house suitable family. with grounds
bordering Champin creek and Pond and situated near
Great south well ventilated elegant dInihg
billiard room wine cellar large stables iceI0nse
Garden, with services Of gardener
from station boating Inquire OF C. A HUMBLE,
Tribune building
DAVILION HOTEL and COTTAGES,
i ISLIP. LONG ISLAND .
viii omen March 81 JAMES SLATER Of the Berkeley"
5th.avc. Jtl- s., owner and proprietor
xtvHERF SHALL, WE SUMMER 2-PersOns
desirinK a man of the select family watering
place The Isle OF Wight hour from y y o. HAIL.
viii nlease address HITCHCOCK a DENTON
W." IA Chanbersst, ". Y.
Summer Board Wanted.
NHTANTFD.-Board for summer in State OF
w Vermont small family in private family Address
j Il. O., Room 8. 81 ThOmasst, New YORK Guy
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Ocean Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE. e. :. Mail Steamships.
"a Sail from New York every saturday for
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From Pier 81, North River
BOLIVIA Mar 20. a. IN. CIRCA-SlA Aprt y a. m
DENONIA Mar 81. 10 n III. ETHIOPIA April IA, noon
Cabin passage $50 10 $50 Second Cabin. $40.
Storage Outward SIS Prepaid. s2l.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
From Pier No. Al. n. r.. New.YOrk;
FURNESSIA Sails ApTil 2l May 20 June 30.
BELGRANIA May II, juno O. July II.
CITY OF ROME June g. July H. August ~
Cabin passage 500 TO Sl2h according 10 communications
second Cabin and steerage - above.
Anchor Line Drafts issued at lowest paid Tree OF
charge IN England, Scotland and Ireland.
For passage, Cabin Pans Book OF Tours, &C, apply TO
HENDERSON BR0l uEllS. Bowling Green
BORDEAUX LINE. -
ID New and directline to the Sonth OF Franco
NEW.YOKK AND BORDEAUX DlRt.CE
CHATEAU LEOVILLR AOoO tOAs --..------ Wed apr. y
CHATEAU LATTE 1000 tons -....-..-. oa'. Apl =
Travellers tor France spain and Italy. Pyreneet TAU
Nice &C. will time and expense ~ takng tns un
CABIN dncluding winol $50 AMI siOJ; stesrage So
f'' p"''aS' "pp' " +. LIE BoULANGEK, As BeaTor.st
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steamboats, ano Railroads.

EALL RIVER LINE for BOSTON and the
i EAsT.-FAREs REDUCED, So . Boston. Lowel H ana
Bciiord corresponding reductions other points steamers
NEWPORT AMI Old COLONY ieaye Ae% o 1SrT R G loot
Of agay od o. go Sqna to my jersey city o
io go 81 6Fg9oRf Id gaefl at AF RR
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER BALBOA D.-Commencing NGvembert 1851
a. TO- Western and Northern EXPRESS TO Rochester and
'sP PS araT FOR Chicago daily stopping only
al Albany syracuse Rochester Buffalo, Enc Cleveland ana
10 80 a m Chicago Ezgress drawingroom cars to Canaan
Il a. nv to Albany and Troy with connection to Utica
$50 p m. albany Troy. special Saturdays only.
J.. m. Accommodation to albany ana Troy 60. ,o.,..
running through eyerv day week Niagara rails.
go M Express daily except sunday with slcePipg cars
1 S syracuse and to Auburn Road also " Saratoga and Mont
o p. Pacific Express, daily. with sleeping for
Ii p M Night Express with sleepngcars to Albany and
Troy Conn, 70 wit morning trains Tor the West and North
way at Westcots Express Offices Park place and $50
and az Broadway, NewYork ana SSS Washnyton'st'
-. N. TOUCEY, Gen. sup't. Con Passenger Agent.
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
Reduced fare So 10 Boston for hrscass tickets good Only
Elegant steamers leave daily sundayS excepted at
from Pier 81 Norh Rye 1901 Of lay S 10f aC cE
m b + NXG tS 9 Sny s rs s a
(Sundays excepted for Boston Providence direct
Z. w. POPPLh. Acting Genera PASSENGER Agent
GTARIN'S ..-.--..
y CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
Office Pier l9. N r.. foot OF Cortlandt-st.
Consgnmens OF freight forwarded directed to any part
Of tho world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DlSPArCH
Orders delivery of all kinds Of freight and mer
chandso part OF the city.
SEAAND HARBORTOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight of every description gherel tOIayp,lnt
in the haI bor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
steamers John H. Starn and Erastus Corning for NEW.
HAVEN leave Pier Is, N H. at D. daily. lSaturdays
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS CO.. between New-S ork and
New. Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points ID. L. & W. Y r. receved at Pier L.
Haven and points East At Pier lS
NORTH SHORE. STATEN ISLAND Eleven Miles')r
Ten Cents from Iron Pier j. H.. foot ot
Whehallst
CENTRAL SHIPYARD COmmunipaw " J.-Drv DOCKS
Boiler shops everything appertaning t, tle
construction ard repair of vessels
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OBTAINS EACHwAY wEEKDAYs AND 0 on SUN.
~ nv STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA. 2IN
NETWORK.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD:
on and after March 8. 1893
GREAT TKUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE .,,.
Trains leave New York via DesbIOsses anu COuu ""U'
Streets Ferries as follows 60, r,,t pplIman
Palace g. attsCied a NJ and daily. New 1OrK
and Chicago Limited PaTlor, Dining Smoking snu 9oo
Cars a q a. IN. every day. 49,. ma E,fo az
Wilamsp0rt Haven M p m OoIy S en-
y. H.. connecting al COrry lot ''u''i'''
tire, Oil Regions - uo,, ,I ir,,,ed W abingdon
Express OF Pullman Palace Cara daily e1eep Snnd'P
m arrive washington D. Regular wa 10. a ~ -
AZ IL and = n, a M $40 and p M ana IL 1ghti via
H. and O X r., | and y. IN. ana ~ night - 10 ,,ont
SUNDAY Via b. and p II. r.. a. M p M, ana IL msn"
via x and o. n r., 7 p. III and ~ ngnL o,d - m IN
Sundays a. m Through car on p , a. I'm saturdava
For Cane Nav exceDt sunday, 5l5; lllOa Ill., OD
only p. ito. and INT armediate siaiions
via Halfway and Amboy m ~ neon G ~ Par hI "
On Sunday 8 a. IN docs not stop AZ AsOuy tra,na
Boats ~ Br1okiyn Annex" connect with All 1n
st Jersey CITY afording speedy aud direct "An'' '
Trains srye|From Ptsburg 62o and 1l2q a. m ~ s ana
100 - n, dasIv Prom Washington and Baltimore o,oU
$50 mn o. 30 $50 9S5 1885 and 1850 n sunday 8
eSo GA, a m lO.3 1850 From baltimore ;
u M on sunday 935 D. From Philadelphia S,S0 Pa "a
t3O 80 $40 GAO lO40; llA0 a. M l:1O = o'SU 49,
500 20 $50 935 1920, 1888 and 1000 ~ Su im1H
$50 G2O, $50, 800 lli8U o. III" O'|V' '''" ''o'' '
nd 1880 u.
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ateambpats ano ilalIroaos.
r,,,opp AMI OHIO RAILROAD.

DALTJMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO tn tn p, a VS.
wa P6lsdsDGs Bai~qEs s ana Dspo %A'nns''
exceot saniay yashestc ,ni a p3a' so wS
70 CHICAGO Cincinnati St Loas Connects for all points
,%ssiTfbSraHT Daily for washington and all points West
spnT at Company oc $40 aud ii Broadway Sso Fulton
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
sTcOkya 'i foot q .. sutton st., Jewei's w6Tt
az m"For Fiemi1Ston Easton wind Gap Magoh
Chunk, Tamanend ramaqua Hazeton Driton' s0ran1o1'
emmgtOp ny4 Bride PsnGG sG SOfogn
Readins harrisburg. March chnnS, wilIamspor] Tama
a TSa Fof Pennington Eason ncntown, Reading Har
sSgsS oe asoa %i ap Tam
qua Dp2 NJ 8ae Branch
MoRn af Budds Lake Lake HOpatcons. EasOn &C
$50 %FSr Gason Allentown Realms HARRISBURG
Sunday trains leave s5 IL for Bound en sTSqk
and atefmedpte stations $50 m for Easton
H fGr NSWsa aRS al t9e S 5 7l sO sl5 ss2
s5S Ss a' l4 d o 80 55o 5i5 s. Sis $50 T. 7so
s For r,a ts 10 l SeSS points 3 tables stations
PERTa AMB0 SOY Pafh XXmboy SIS. liA5 M
For Freehold at s. ib lI:ig M if gp 44b. epm.
N TIl WVsy yTER s { 'SSOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ srrAM EEA l. s4 HTFs FEES PfsR n. r,
FOOT RECTOR sr.ao.
For Highlands sesbTiF6t Monmouth Beach and Long
eave foot of Iiberty-st S:lj las for Lake
wood Manchester Toms River, Barnegat &C.
Las D. for Atlantic city, Nlneland. BrdSeVVh w.
Sl5a IN. for stations 20 Highlands ...--,x,.
n las T. IN LAS, 443 m. Tor stations 10 SodoHs"~
a D. m. for stations 70 sandy hoo9 I'M, NH,
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For TRENTON and Phi bADELf
Leave II CIV York from station O Rk oI N; '.n 1,1s
Philadelphia Ninth and GIeensts az - 49,
1850, 4. 4:30 $50 700. ~ m ON SuhoH liz
a $3.50 IL p. For Third and Berksss At 'aV' iii'
m. l3O 43O. $3.50, on SUNDAY AT y 70 d. ZOO
Trenton 7i5, $50 I'LL l;S0 T. 49, o;''' '''O
12D. m. sunday, S:45 NJ $50. II p M
Return trains leave Philadelphia for NewloIG ~ oraan
,s At $50 $50 $50 II M Ii5 $40 $40 6:45. II p III
On Sunday, $3.50 a. $50. ~ y. m. - 49, u 1 3SO
From Thd and Berksss, at 5:lO, S:I", ~ o. m,
620 $50 1850 p. sunday s:l5 NJ t;S, Z, M m
From Trenton, l:25, 900 SOB 9O5, lUoo, li,2' IN
z22 6:24 lisp sunday. 1:95 casa m 81 6a9 trains
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are attached 70 W. ,roy New
and SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains HUN
York and philadelphia. oy 1,tv station and from
Connection is made AT jersey NY MY " ~
Brooklyn and Enc Depot ersey Og Nos o2o oe 4Ol
TioSsts for sale st of liberty NOS 6a
oaa az 32S broadway. and at the prime
ard Courts st. and Annex Office Jewens " So bagSSts
TransIer Company will call for ana chocA oasE@S0
from hotels or residence 10 IA, Pass Arent
STEARNS Gen. Supt
The daily gazette., 1883-04-18
LOCAL NEWS PICKINGS
HANOVER CHURCH NOT TO BE
SOLD YET.
A CHANGE DEEMED INEXPEDITNT
Minor Matters--BOard of Health--POlIce
Cases-Lecture In Favor of the In
dianS, etc.

Last evening a congregational meeting
was held in the Hanover Presbyterian
Church for the purpose of electing three
trustees and transacting other business to
be brought up. About $50 ladies and gen
tlemen were present. John G. Patterson,
Esq, was chosen chairman and D. w. Har-
Ian appointed Secretary. The election for
trustees was then held and John T. Davis,
John Fl. Adams and John W. Lawson were
unanimously reelected.
A resolution was then offered to the effect
that committee, consisting of three trus-
tees and two elders, be appointed to ia e
into consideration the proposition to sell the
building at Sixth and King streets and
erect another church In the western part of
the city. Some objection was offered to the
resolution and 1t was withdrawn.
Another resolution was then presented
declaring it inexpedient to make a change
of location at the present time. A general
discussion of the subject followed and the
resolution was frally passed. j. W. Law
son, James c. Akin and John T. Davis
spoke upon the question. Mr. Patterson,
calling William NJ. Pyle to the chair, dwelt
at some length upon the proposition to sell
the property now occupied and build
elsewhere. He was opposed to the idea.
The meeting adjourned between 10 and Il
o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-18
BASE BALL.

In New York yesterday-Cleveland 4,
Metropolitan 3.
The Boston beat the Baltimore yesterday
in the latter city by score OF q to In IL
innings.
The Reading Actives will play the Cleve-
land nine to-day.
The Yale College Base Ball Association
has engaged professional pitcher to give
the college boys a few points In.
The Warren is Wilmington's latest anna
teur club. Challenges can be sent to ). f.
McNabb, care Washington Engine Com
pany. .,.,,
Wilmington, homeward bound, last night.
They had been prevented from playing IN
Baltimore and Washington on Monday ana
Tuesday on account of the rain.
This afternoon the Athletics OF Philadel'
phia will visit this city and meet the Quick
steps on the Front street grounds. Mucf
| interest is felt in the game from the TACT O
the visiting club having been defeated twlc'
within a week by the Philadelphia CLUB
Dorr and Mckenzie will pitch and catch 10
the home club and the game will be callet
at $50. A large crowd will be present
| Charles Barber will captain the Qnickstep
The daily gazette., 1883-04-18
LOCAL LACONICS.

A lecture on phrenology was delivered by
Prof. Sampson in the A. L. M. P. Church,
last evening.
Fred Sinclair took possession of his new
barber shop in the Clayton House on Mon
day. The place is handsomely fitted up.
A car cleaner at the P, W. & B. station
was thrown down and badly bruised yester-
day while working in car.
Two excursion cars, Jerome Marble and
CITY of Worcester, are now at the works OF
the Jackson & Sharp Company undergoing
repairs.
A tight-rope performer attracted consid-
able attention last evening on Fourth street
between Market and Shipley. The exhibit
tion will be repeated at 2,30 and O'Clock
this aftern' on.
The first interment in the new Jewish
Cemetery near ScheutZen Park, took place
yesterday-the body of child OF Manuel
Reichenberger who died in Philadelphia
about year ago.
Two small boys, recently arrested tor
stealing coal from Browns coal yard, were
discharged by the Mayor with reprimaud
last evening, at the instance Of the prose
cutor. Two plain drunks were also settled
at the same time.
The Jackson s. Sharp Company Beneficial
| Association, was organized last evening BY
the election of the following officers; Pres
ident, George Keithley, Vice President
Chandler r. Way; Secretary Ellwood c
jackson; Treasurer, Frederick L. kurtz
Fifteen trustees were also chosen.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-18
AN EXCITING SCENE.
Five Prisoners VINO Tried to Escape From
Sheriff.


Shortly after / | o'clock yesterday morn
ing Sheriff George F. Ersler of Carlisle, with
five deputies, alighted from the cars at
Broad street station, Philadelphia, having
in custody six burglars and highwaymen.
The prisoners were en- route for the Eastern
Penitentiary. They we're james Stevenson,
sentenced for one year; Perry Singleton,
colored, five years; John johnson, colored,
five years; Edward Butler, colored, one
year; M. X. Wood, one year, and William
Hughes, four years. The prisoners were
handcuffed in pairs. 1t was at first proposed
to take the Fifteenth street cars and pass
out Paramount avenue to the prison, but
the prisoners preferred to walk and the
sheriff decided to grant their desire.
Before starting on their journey the convicts
were each given drink and a cigar at Don
aldson's saloon, Broa and Filbert streets.
Nothing of note occurred until the singular
procession reached Twenty-hrst and Wallace
streets, almost within the shadow of Cherry
Hill, when the prisoners, as II by preeon-
certed plan, made sudden attack upon
their custodians. With a uniform move
ment each pair raised their mancled hands
and dealt the officers a terrible blow with
the iron rings. Then following up the mo
mentary success gained by the surprise,
they pounced upon the Sheriff aud his depu-
ties and endeavored to kill them.
In few seconds the locality was alive
with excitement, but no one dared to assist
the struggling officers Finally, when it
seemed as though the desperate prisoners
would effect their escape, Lieutenant
Jordan, of the Ninth district, and Officer
Supplee appeared on the scene Dashing
in among the convicts the rescuers knocked
them right and left, and soon had them in
subjection. 1t was not without desperate
struggle, though, for the desperadoes,
impeiled by the fear OF solitary con
hnement, Ought like madmen. See
ing, at last, that further resistance was USE
less they voluntarily surrendered and quietly
gave themselves up. The peace thus re-
stored, however, was of but short duration.
When the prisoners reached the Penitentiary
another attack was made upon the officers.
The presence, however, of Warden Cassidy
well-disciplined assistants soon quelled the
disturbance. Ersler was severely cut and
bruised about the head and his left eye was
almost closed. All of his deputies sustained
more or less damage.
The daily gazette., 1883-04-18
Board of Health.

At a meeting of the Board of Health last
evening the regular routine business was
disposed of, and nine new cases of small
pox reported since the last meeting' 1t was
decided to discontinue the services of the
vaccine physicians after the Goth inst. The
necessity of the building inspector paying
particular attention to the plumbing and
sanitary arrangement of houses was ad-
mitLed, and DR.. Bush stated that he had pre-
pared some ordinances on the subject, re-
ierred them to plumber, and thought the
matter would be brought before Council.
Orders were granted A. B. Gillespie 81
Co., SIPS; William F. Holland, o; James
Stuart, So.