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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-20

.hriupc GiyJ,fs Compdnv-Tl l., evening
Ma tame Glrard's novelty company viii bo In
the opera house. They present u good bin
with attractive features. They advertise %
handsome girls, great comedians, zig gag
dancers aud other performances. The show
l. said to bo good QUO, and Matt MorEan's
living pictures are well spoken OF. our
Seminary bl ls is u s.,tCh TO wind uN on,
ana promises 'o we funny ana agreeable. The
prr-s notices have been flvornb @. and there
viii doubtless be a large audience present his
evening.
ThUrsfuy Nghrs Sh0m.--rwo OF the best
known III.n comedians now before the public
arc Harry and John KcTucil the rhiiadelp phla
hOy', who's great net entitled sidewalk Con.
veIHa'iou," always makes a hit, Their parl
ucra are Whaatley y II lynor. the young lIisl
dancers aud actors. VINO Cimu TO this CDuu
try with sam Hague. Among the other mem
bCrs OF the company are Kitty O'Neil, the
gICAt jug dancer the MAXWELL -kctch ar
lists; Brlcn Brothers, UCUObAts Flynn 4
O'Brrn, the long aud shoTt Ethiopian come
ulans lh" LurOrte sisters, yOCalIsJs, and thC
Great Olympic Quartet. The last four are
great iuvOritcs everywhere. They are ac,
kuOwledRcd to be among tho finest and will
be seen IN their new act entitled tho "lndc
pendent Colorcd Cadets" Everyone who
knows anything about amusemcnt' will sec at
q glance that this i one OF the Gnesj COmpan
ic3 over organized.
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DRs. LOoAr AND MCCOY, having finished their
course of lectures at the opera house, have
taken rooms at the city hotel, whcro the sick
may consult them. The doctors treat all lorrns
OF chronic diseases, whether medical or surgi-
cal.
Medicdt Diseases dyspepsia, diseases OF
tho Kidneys, heart ana lungs, rhCuma ism,
neuralgia, paralysi5 OF any part of the body,
oatarrh, scroiula, wasting OF the body, or eN.
cCssivo accumulation of the flesh all dis.
eases peculiar to men ana women asthma,
tapO worms ana parasites Ot every dcscrip
tion that inicst tho human stomach and
bowels, pIcurisy, chofm, domcntiaand chronic
con stipation.
SUrgicat Diseases. i lceratrd or YpriCose
veins ON the limbs. hemOrThOidCs, throat di4.
eases, sqnint, hare lip, cleft palate, club foot
hernia, bow legs, contracted knee joints
aueurism, removal OF dead bones, polypus,
tumors OF any part OF the body, nip Joint dis
ease stone In the bladder, cancer of the Up,
breast, or any portion Of the body, torticoIlis
or wTy neck.
All important operations performed under
Surgeon Listers Celobtatcd " Anti4aptiC
spray" aud under unHsthesia, Thls method
insurcs tho we'll doing of an severe wounds
and the patient against even the slightest
pain.
Hump back, or doformltIcs Of the back bone
treated and cured without cutting or incon-
vcnionoc to the sufferer. FITS OF every de-
scription ca ed Special invitation is extend
el TO Conaumptivcs 70 visit the doctors
parlurs. Tue ravagc7 o' this disease they
arrest Il they see It iu time. Their ~ thma
cure l. without rival. Ihsy nave certain
and sure cure fOrcatnrrh. Acute rheumatism
cured iu from H 10 a. hOuf-, sub-HCutc and
chronic rheumatism in "A COrrespOndingly
short time. All disc tses peculiar to the sexes
n specially. Tape worm removed in two to
five hoursand without pain. The drst appll-
cant so afflicted cured free OF charge
The doctors devote the forenoon OF each
Thurstay to surgical operations Those SUf
iertng from surgtcdl diseases wfN please cat
upon the Doctors or The forenoon Of each
7hurSidV OlO s6Mttd
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rrn,erpa, y,,itor. ,rom Noun, Ioy,

Last evening forty eight memb bers of
Cove lodge No. 30l, Knights OF Pytbias Of
Mount JOY, paid n fratornal visit TO Lau-
caster lodge No, 90, of this city. Cove
lodge was instituted by Lancaster lodge
years ago, and bond of unusually close
friendship bas ever since existed between
the two ofganizat. .ors, and frequent visits
have been intorchangcd. Last night the
ampliilcd work of the or der was excmplifed
by Lancaster lodge for tho benefit Of tho
visitors, after which fraternal speeches
were made by Sir Knights Newpber, Root,
aud Missioner Of Mount JOY, Null Of New
Holland, Best. Weaver, Lands, Fasnacbt
and others Of Lancaster aud Gustave Korn,
of Chicago, Ills. At the close of the
session, The visitors were escorted 10 tho
Cooper house, where an elegant set out
had been prepared, aud to which 1l2
members OF the order sat down. The visi.
tors took the lI0 p ~, train for Mount
JOY, after having spent profitable and
delivhtful evening.
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uauuas CuRvUs.

IN interesting Case Jud"r - Ntw Law.
John Hoover, au Obi soldier aud pen
siuner, was taken before judge Patterson
at II O'Clock this morning, with Wow to
his discharge from tho insane asylum,
where he has been confined for the past
three months. At the heating it Was do
velOped that Hoover WAS arrested for
assault aud battery and taken before
Alderman Barr. At this hearing, two
physcaus--Drs. Il. VI. Bolouius aud Geo.
X. King-wcro called in, and from the
testimony riygu before the alderman, they
gave a certificate for his admission into
tho insane department OF the county hos
pital. The application for his release is
made under the act of Assembly
of May 8, 1855, which provides tb It
"all PERSONS that have been detained
as insane ColhCr than criminal insane, duly
convicted and sentenced by a cOurt), shall
as soon as they are restored tp reason and
are competent to act for themselves in the
opinion of the medical attendant of the
house, be forthwith discharged ; and any
person so detained shall, at all timos, ba
entitled to writ of haboas corpus for the
determination of this question. ...... And
in case the discharged patient be in indi-
gent circumstances sIGh person shall be
furnished with necessary raiment, and
with funds sufficient for sustenanCe and
travel to his home, to be charged to Il {
county from which suCh patient was com
mi.ted."
At the hearing this morniug Dr.. Nc.
CrGary, the superintendent OF tho hospita ),
and DR.. r. NJ. Bolonius, testified that
HoOyer was not row insane, aud might bC
sNfely discharged Mr.. L. McElroy made {
similar statement, and said he had know n
at,, I., IL
tho Dayton soldiers homo some year.
ago.
Judge Patterson reserved his decision
until 2 p. m.
The hearing was resumed at ? o'clocl
and the testimony of Thos. Whitson, esq
and B, f. Croft, solicitor to the poor drec
tors, was taken, but owing to the absence
ot other witnesses the case was adjourneC
until o'clock this afternoon.
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Ieatn OF Gov. Psttison's son.

An associated press dispatch from liar.
rlsburg this afternoon says that Robert,
only son of Gov. Pattison, died this morn
ing of membraneous Group, in his fifth
year. The little fellow was only i'll few
days. When Gov. and Mrs. Pattison left
Harrisburg last Tuesday to attend the
wedding OF Senator Gordon, at Alexandra,
Va, they left their bright end interesting z
son in the best of health, but upon their
rsturn, q day or so later, they found him
suffering and in precarious condition
from the dread disease which has ended
his young life. DR.. Thomas, OF Philadel
phia, and DR.. Pitcairn, of Harrisburg,
were summoned and performed an opera.
tiOn upon the ohild's throat which Tor a
time promised full relief and restoration
Robbie was the same child so dangerously
i'll with pneumonia last winter. In the
present great bereavement of the governor
and his wife there will be genuine sympi,
thy felt for them by all.
The Legislature to-day adopted resolu
tious OF coincidence with the governor anC
his family in their sad atiliction by thu
death of their son.
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A man calling himself A. Schlacter was
arrested in Baltimore yesterday on the
charge of forging tho names Of several
parties to checks llc proiessed to have n
process for bleaching and preserving Foap
and glue, which he had contracted to sell
to parties engaged in the manufacture OF
these articles On beiug searched, con
tracts of u similar character with parties
in Portland, Maine; Brooklyn aud Albany,
New York Philadelphia, York, Pottsville
aud Lancaster, Pa Railway, New Jersey
fessod to forging the names of Baltimore
parties.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-20

According 10 the poIicemens reports
handed IN for the past three days, There
were - Of the electric lights that did not
burn during Saturday night, 90 during
Sunday night, and "a during Monday
night. An opinion prevails that the steam
power at the central station il not strong
enough for such extended circuits as ar,
necessary to supply the city, the line oi
wire being nearly 30 miles in length. The
managers uf tho light, how vor, say that
the power Is sufficiently strong and viii
work satisfactorily when 1t has been in us,
a little longer. New machinery generally
works enthusiastically.
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Live STOCK Prices

Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; ship.
mCnts, 5,OOO.head market slow and 5mlLc
lower; packing, 81 1904 5ji packing aud
shipping, ~ 8OGj 20; light o. 2jGI jj
skips, 81 COCA 90.
Cnttlc--Eeceipts. 1900 head shipments,
100; market dull and l54ZOc lower exports,
o. 3Jd7 IS good TO choice shipping, e. 500
20 common to medium. ~ 25d5 so range
cattle strong; grass Texans, 90 G0ll ~
Americans, 81 G0fE6 50.
Shccp-ReCeipts, 27OO head; shipments, 1900
market active on best Inferior TO fair, ~ 80
G3 % good, S3 Co; choice, 81; Texans, - SOC
} IS.
East LIBERTY. Cattle - Receipts, 237
head market dull and prices 2Jc OF from lust
week.
Hoss-R"Coipis, T7OI hcnd market slow .
So
sheen Receipts 6 $50 head market dull at
about last IS ock's prices.
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SECOND EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. 20. leea
MARRIAGE OF GIANTS.
a uuUrLE wrIGuINu $40 pnu~us.
Patrick U'iirien ana ChristIana iIuuz, at
Pttsburp, Married n Nins Fset wou.
ding Cake ana rive Inuh
Bridal Ring.

Bridal Ring.
PrTTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 2O--Patricl,
O'Br'en the Irish giant and dChrstiaua Duuz
the German giautess, were married here TO
day. The ceremony was performed in
tho German Evangelical church by Rev.
Frederick Kuofl, and was witnessed by
an immense concOurse Of people. Outsile
the. church, the crowd gathered in such
numbers as 90 obstruct travel aud traffic.
Mr.. O'l}riou wore full dress suit and q
medal, presented by the Land League.
oruamentcd his breast. Tho bride wore a
wreath Of orange blossoms aud a veil
that covered superb dress of white
satin. After the services tho bridal
party drove To the museum were they are
engaged, and gave q public reception.
This evening y special reception will be
given at tho Hamilton hotel
The wedding cake is the largest ever
made, measuring nine feet ia crcumfer
cnce and three feet In thickness. A giant
loaf of bread five feet i'm length will deco
rate the table this evening.
This was the first marriage of giants ia
America and the second ia the world. The
combined height of the bridal pair is
10 feet three inches and they tip the beam
NJ 5l0 pounds. The wedding ring weighed
II pcnnyweights aud was five inches in
circumference.
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TlIE ODU FELLOws.

Their semI-Anrupl scsiou ~ Phuadc,phia
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2O.-Tho semi
annual session Of tho Pennsylvania
grand lodge Of Odd Felows be.
gan hore to-day, Graud Magtcr
HiCkok, Of Bedford, presiding. The grand
masters report showed that during the
past six months dispcusations had been
granted 20 institute three lodges and
three lodges of the Daughters
OF Rebe2ca. \ number Of deci
sions were announced. one of general
interest to the order being to the effect
that dues Of mombers include all
assessments to which member is
liable. Colonel James Boon, of lodge
No. g. the Oldest Odd Follow
and the oldest past grand master in Penn
6ylvania, made q cynGratulatOry address.
number Of appeal cases were considered,
and recess was then taken until this
afternoon, when nominations for officers
for the ensuing year will be made.
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NEE ADVERTISEmENTs.

GITUATiUNS WANTED, bY TWO GIRLS
- 10 and ~ year, Old res pGCtiyely, to do light
houscwOrk Apply bt - Arch Alley. II
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IOR KENT.-n rAnM - Tsr CRY or
L Lancaster from April !, Isl. Apply 10
J. ~. ETNkE,
ma th 40. Is North Duke street.
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POOR PEOPLE

ana people OF Moderate means, and even pt ..
pie well.tos do or wealthy, nnd that the enOr.
nous charges OF practising physicians arr u
serious burden to them ana also find that att, 4.
paying Themselves poor that no benefit has .
Crued TO them, that IN tuct they have throw "A
their money away. To overcome these Cvi
wCOHer WheCteT'S No. % sure Remedies To q !
sick aud suffering one Remedy for each al
Gasc, withoutfOr moment claiming tbat OF
remedy Will cure any olhcr disease than ti
one claimed TOR it, and as these remedies ray !
stood tho test OF years without n single IA =
uTe, We agree 10 refund the mOHey paid I 4
every instance whore a cure Is not pOsitivPl '
effected, The remedies arc entirely vcgetabl
can DO no harm, gnd Will positively cutu
every disease Tor which they arc prescribed.
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MARK E1S,
RhiInnrlnnia mnrsat

PHILA pvLrnrA. Nov. 2O.-Flour dull.
Rye Flour at S3 75n3 Is.
=, Wheat dull No. western Red. sl OK
NO. 8do, 8JTukl 90 No. l Penn'a, ROD, lB6
Corn STEADY sail yellow, GOc; do mixed
aSI159c No. mixed, 55R57c.
Oats nrm, far demand; No. White
Rye dull at GDdB2c.
Seeds Glover hrmer ut 0ys8loo; Timothy
nominal at vi tOgl %; flaXseCd nrm ut al ii
al 20.
Butter firm.
Eggs easter Pa. extra. 8lc.
Other articles unchanged,
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sUFFRRINq WOMEN.

Many lady, endowed by nature with pretty
taCe, beautiful figure, taultless complexion
well - tho sweetest OF tempers and fault
mental qualities grows prainaturely 'id,
contour, the complexion becomes sallow, he
brightness leaves the eye, "A feeling otlang lor
takes the place OF the once buoYant spirits, an
irritable nervous righteousness makes LIE
burden, things that once were trifes worry
her until ne becomes unbcaraDle. All tn :
being caused by the physical arrangements 81
common 10 women, which the innate modestY
OF feminine nature prevents their maxim;
known, and OF which the ignorance OF Il :
| medical profession prevents cure. Lag
| owe yourself, your family and your God, th' 3
! you should cure yourself OF these troubles ~
| OnCc more tCcl the glow OF perfect health md
| spirits that nature intended tor you. Wheet-
| Grs No, 20 PreScl tptiOnS are pleasant and pal
Htable TO Gake, contain nothing OF an injurious
nuturG ana may be taken by all ages at u
! times and in all conditions, WtthOW pOSStbtLI
| tty Of W Effects, and Will positively cure.
| any OF the peculiar diseases to which females
| are subject. Failing TO produce a perfect cure
| the treatment. II BOu hare q SditOW complex.
! ion, constant or ihtermittant headache, back
ache, rcstCSsne5s, loss OF appetite, suppress
stOn5 OF monthly now, or irregular lies
/ thereof accompanied by headaches, nervous.
ness, hy-trrlA and similar symptoms Wheet.
erS No. 90 Prescription" h" VIII positively re-
store you TO health. II yOu have Il sensal iOn
OF heat and thrObbing In the back, freq lenJ
fainting spells, LGucOrrhea orwhite disch. go,
painful or scaldtng sensation IN urina a.ing,
dry skin. IFheCl6rS No. so Prescription " o T"
Will give immediate ana lasting relief. The
price OF Wheeler No. 90 Prescriptions " :"
and " T. "arO % cents each, oOtGinHble from
druggists or sent by mail secure from ODSer-
vatiOn post paid on receipt OF price. tostase o
a nGtp
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The best Salve In the world Tor cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum. tetter, chupped
hands, chllblaius COrns and All kinds OF skin
orupuons, frocElos and pimplcs. Tho salyo Is
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get HEERY's CARBoLIU SALvE, as all others are
but limitations and counterieits. Price q
cents. sold in Lancaster at COchran's Drug
store. l37 North Queen street. Wy-5
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TOLEDO. w heat was dun but nrm No
whtte, oil CsH No 2 do, Vshc; No. 2 red, cash,
81 Olnl o. November, sl o. Jan, 81 Oi5I
Corn was dun No. , cash, 5l0jlLc; Nov,
jlLc
Oats quiet No, white, 82c No Tor casn,
ana Nov, 30Hc.
Ryo-NO. ?, 67d57Hc.
DErRoIT.-w heat was easier. No. / white
iali and cash at 81 OjA December at Al Ulls
JAM, OIL OGIz No. 2Whte at 0BC.
Corn was quoted at J3IIC. for No >.
Oats we're firm No. white at $3.50.
PRORIA,-Corn was active, but lower high
miGci at igC No. mixed at isc
Oats were steady No. white at 3OHc.
Rye was irregular; No. new at j31Sfp5ilsc
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rev YORK EIarkets

NEW YORK, Nov. 2J.-Flour dul, heavy and
q shade lower
Wheat kHskc lower and heavy moderate
speculative trading No Red, Nov sl G9k
Dec 81 l0h0l 0A Jan, 81 l23E@l l2A..
Corn IsBAc bettcr and quiet Mixed West.
cIn, spot, biLj9c do future, 5sIU6DC.
oats shade stronger aud quiet No. 2 Jan,
5sH@36Aci May, 39jsd3)Hc; state, S5gi3c
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CATARRH.

1t Is needless TO describe the symptoms of
this uauscous disease that is sappipg tho life
and strength OF only too many of the fErest
and best OtDOJh seNes, Old and young, suiier-
ing alike from tho poisonous dripping in the
throat, tho poisonous tsA discharges, the
tGtcd breath and general weakness, debn ty
and languOr, aside from the acute suheri.Ig5
OF this disease, which IL not checked can only
end I'm loss Of palate, tOcdkened sight, tess Of
memory, dsUJHeSs, and premature death II not
checked before IL is too late. Labor, Idy
and research in America, Europe and Eai tern
Lands have resulted in Wheeier's No % In
slant RCiiC1 and Sure Cure for CdfdT'rh, d rem.
cdy winch contains no harmful ingredients,
and that IS guaranteed TO cure every case OF
acute or chronic Catarrh or money refunded.
WhsCier'S No. 90 Instant Relief and hure Cure
for CdtGFTh will cure every cas- OF catarIh,
hay fever or asthma, price Sl0O per package,
from druggists, or sent by mail postpaid on
receipt OF price.
Liuer Troubles cures all weakness anu soco'
ness OF Kidneys, Inflammation OF Kidneys or
liver, price tl.OO.
WTeeierS Vegetable PiHs Is tho only rem
Cdy that cures constipation, giving natural
action OF the bowel without pnyslcing, pusg
ing, gripping orpaiu, frlce . cents, OF drug
glsts or by snail
Wheelcr'S NerUine onto tor mental dopIes
sion, loss OF mauhoOd, langu0r, weakness or
over taxation Ottho brain is invaluable, price
Cgnta.
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RHEUMATISM,

Cont, LGmenCss OF Joints, Sciatica and Ner,
ralgIl are relieved atouCc and positively cur,
by the use of WhoelCr's No, 90 Rheumau
Remedy. We say boldly that in the worst
cases OF no matter how long standing, he 2
serious, or now painful, we can not only r =
rclet but pOsiNUeiV cure for all time, Fn +;
TO do this we viii positively refund the IN !
paid for the treatment, ana II your suifel -
are not positively stopped for all time you
have not thrown your money away as you
would on any other than these guaranteed
remedies. III price OF Wheeler's No. 90 Rheu-
any druggists, or sent tree by mail on rCCeip :
OF price, Stamps taken.
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Shenandoah Relief.

The mayor acknowledges the receipt Of
$40 from Hon. IL. G. Long and s. from
James NJ. Burke, esq, for the Shenandoah
sufferers.
In addition to the cash subscriptions,
for tho relief of the Shenandoah fire sufisr
crs, made in this city, Miss Alice Nevin,
of CaernaryOn Place, has collected asd
forwarded clothing and other supplies TO
tho value Of 1850.
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NEWARK, n. J, Nov. 2O.-A petition
signed by Congressman Fielder, Mayor
Lang, Monsiguor Doaue, Father Tourney,
Judges Henry and Fort aud other leading
residents, has been sent to tho governor,
asking Igpriyve tor Chisholm the wife
murderer. The petition is accompanied
by letter from Governor elect Albeit.
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A upIrOH's NUrlOE.

Jous SIDES Common Pleas OF Ian
Vs. caster county
Henry A. SHULTz Execution Docket. August
n M H.SHULTz, Term, 1888. NO. w.
Tho undersigned auditor appointed 20 make
distribution of the moneys arising from iho
above execution, 10 and among those iesally
entitled thereto, will Sit for that purpose on
"Wednesday, December 9Th, lssj at 10 o'clock
a. IN. In the library roonl on tue Soult nouse'
terested may attend. A. +. HosfElrEh,
U-ttdWed Auditor
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a surt OF Dynamite Transaction.

BO.TON, Nov. 2O.-The rcsideUco u
John Long, OF Deham, was badly shattcr-
od last night, by this explosion oC key
of powder, which John Benwly had placed
on the piazza with a lighted fuse attached.
Mr.. Long was warned in season to escape.
Bcuway had been drinking.
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WHEELER's REM gDiEs.
TN9IBL.2 MRN

ana Women know ere this that OF tile maf '
diseases and arrangements of the body ca 4
has separate cause or origin, and tlat on n
needs a different method OF treatm IL in orr r
to eject "A cure. ana "A moments renCcti, A
must convince that any Otthe quack ustrui .
iOi-tCd upon tbs public claiming to cure all 1t
number of diametricllly different diseas .
must prove failures, oven II we do not c, IL
them lumbuul.
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BANGoR, Mn Nov. 2O-The city gov.
eminent, 10y the vote of three Democrats,
has sustained the vote by Mayor Cumm.
iugs, Of the order adopting the new timo
standard. The standard time has however
been quite generally adopted ia the
city.
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BY GABLE.

Few foroigo News Ircns OF Iutcrt-t.
DUBLIN, Nov. 20-At the trial to day
OF Joseph Poole, for tho murder Of John
Kenny, VIM. Lamie, brother in law OF the
prisoacr repeated his former evidence
respecting che divisions in the ranks Of the
Feuian party. He a'ao testified that he bs.
liegcd at the time OF tho murder that Kouny
had been an intormer. but since then he
has had reason to believe otherwise and
was now OF tho opinion that revenge
for tho seduction Of a girl had led 10 the
murder
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HARRISBURG, Nov. 2O.-The Senate to.
day decided to hold daily sessions, except
on Saturday and Sunday. Both branches
adopted resolution Of coincidence with
tho governor and family in their beTeave.
mont and lhon adjourned until oYening.
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Quotations by Associated Press.

sN90VNITETN'I
Stocks lower. Money easy ut 242Iac.
Now York Central. ....,,...,.,,.,..,,,..,ilG
Etle kNlliobl' 2JE
Adams Express. ......,.,,,,..,..,,....,l3
Michigan Central Railroad. .,.,,u........... %
Michigan Southern Railroad. d..............l lOI
Illinois Central Railroad. l33S
Cleveland n Pittsburgh Railroad. d..........l82E
Chicago Rock Island Railroad. ...........l2OG
Pittsburgh h Fort Wayne Railroad ........I8}
Western Union Telegraph Company...,, 794
Toledo& wabash. .,..."...s.,,''., 22H
New Jersey Central; l;',...,...."."...""... s3A
New York Ontario n Western......"...... 22I