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AiIluecmenr8.

"EuLa0un. JOHN \. Stevens, wcil-hEo"n
and successful actor. will he at Fulton opera
house Tomorrow evening in IL - inSatlonal
mcloiram;t OF UEkaown," play that has
won great favor among people ton OF thls
style OF performance. The piece is full OF ex'
citin- episodes. and q well connected story
running through il give- II an interest that Is
not common witt. dramatic productions OF the
sensational order.
Mat. the Romp.' The sprightly plotean
artist Miss Carrie Swain, with her comedy
company will be in Fulton opera house on
Thursday evening in the play of " Mat. tie
Romp," written for her by Fred. &. Maedcr,
and designed tor the special exhibition OF II is
vivacious little actress peculiar talents. Miss
Swain has not been seen here since her ap-
peaYance on the Occ ision OF the first visit of
.Thc Tourists" & lew years ago. when she
made Il pronounced hit. If we may Judge
from the favorable notices 1hat I'LL the news
papers. the young Lady las gained Ill her
pOwcrt TO please.
TIE above are the only entertainments
booked at the opera house this week.
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3,c;,, . disease with wi,ic. lie was afflicted
for nearly t"p years. lie suffered terribly,
bat SO great was his Vitality that during
his illness, ard while confined to his bed
ir wrote Il wolk uu eye. ative dentistry,
which is now in press ara " i'll he publ'is
ei b. the S. White D,::iiil manufacturing
Company o: PhiladeIphlc.
DR. Webb leaves d " fr and three chill
.lIen and other near relatives to mourn hls
death
Death OF an Ex.Connty Official.
Gorge Washington keene died at his
residence ON North Shipper street. near
:hc railroad bridge, at five o'clock this
,nn;ninC. Tie GcCeassG was a native of
Ellen township. la 1868 ne was electe!
,,lr,k of orphans court. which Office lie
led for three years. At the time OF taking
it hc moved To the city ard and has Stree
resided here. For some time past h. has
been workin1,at painting. He was uv"
soldier during the var and lost al am ..t
the battle Of Drains vile. He i.avcsa wife
and two children.
sudden Death.
On Saturday morning about ten o'clock
Ezr.n Porter, who made his Lome with
John Buzzard, Of Earl township, went to
:. spring not ia. from the mouse, to get 4
iuckct of water IS h.: did not return
in a reasrusi'a inc Nj. HuZ&l!d went +"
he sprinr 3, look for him AID found him
living there cead. Deputy Coroner G. g.
MetZgcr wa notified and held IN inqn"ss
90, the body, ayd h!S irIy returned YER
dict ui death from ap"plexy.
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A DELEGATE Opare;iOn.

On December 5th, Mrs. Amanda Her
man, wife of Philip Herman, of York,
Swallowed a common pin. which lodged
in Ter throat half way between
the mouth and stomach. Several
pbysicians were consulted and used
their best efforts to dislodge the
bin, bat were unsuccessful, and declared
it impossible to remove it without cut
ting through the brcastbone into the
osophegas-a very dangerous opera
tson that would probably result il
death. As a last resort Mrs. Herman
came to Lancaster on Friday las,
aad consulted DR.. J. A. Reed, who
! by u novel process, probably never
| before practiced, removed the pin in few
minutes without the use of the knife, ant
with little pale to the patient.
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GAMRETTA DEAD.
"a
Fatal Ter rminatiOn of the Great Frencli III "a
IllnSka.

Fatal Ter rmination of the Great French III IA 4
Illness.
PARIS, Jan. 1.-Gambetta died at his
residence at midnight. He was quite
conscious to the last. Tho death agony
lasted two hours. Death was caused by
pyaema, caused by suppressed erysipelas,
clot Of blood having formed in the
heart. 1t is expected that . state funeral
will be given the deceased.
PARIS, Jan. 1.-The death Of II. Gam
BETA has created an immense sensation
here. Groups were gathered on the Boul-
evards by nine O'Clock this morning dis
cussing it. Nj. Gambetta finally died quite
peacefully. 1t is reported that he will be
buried at Nice beside his mother. The pre-
sdent of the Republic, Nj. Grevy, was
muck affected by the news.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-The Standard says :
can intimate friend Of NJ. Gambetta
states that he had become 4 confirmed
p,chondriac WEAKNESS and disgust at the
failure Of his prospects may explain much
that is mysterious in the life just closed. "
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FOR SALE.

pHOk RErT.
u Two Stores and Dwellings, .NoI 81 and
%O3 North Qnten street, opposite Northern
Market House Apply ut No. 3:i NORTH
QUEEN STKEET. ,lIl it'd
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CDLUMIslA NEWS.
From our EeCnIac CorrespOndenr

FROM ssur k.eCuIar COrTespOndent
Charles. Il bIotler OF Ms. Henry Piah
le:, of this place. is lying seriously i'll at
his home in York.
rb., lamp post at the corner of Filth and
/. cu.t steets as broken 10 pieces on Sat
,l.,:ay AFTERNOON by :, runway team.
The Rev. Geo. W. Ely, pastor O, iLo
".cnb> telian church. will be- formally in
.:atlct n.i WtGi, .;t..y ~ o'clock.
The G, i;..'i' ,S ui t;!n engine Of the SuS-
... hanna vGl!i,sg .u.Il are tC b.; replaced
uY iar-ur ores the heating furnaces OF
VIZ. niill .l.e now being repaired and lui-
;!"ycd.
Mr.. }. w. Shredder has been spending
:. few DAYS with his family here. The
gentleman is an attendant ui the PLilaael'
l,.;a college OF pharmacy.
Watch m. etug WAS held AZ all of the
MeLhuilst church. : last might. Special
strvices we,c held AT the church Oh the
corner Of Cherry and Second streets.
a Ioal.ul noise was created last night
Nv large crowd OF young men who were
tlDwi,g in welcome to the rev year On
tin horus. TIE noise could be heard for
blocks
The room at Third aud Perry streets
which has until recently been occupied as
a grocery s;"rc by Benz amin Snave'y, has
het "A again occupied for the same nnSincss
hy Ms Leopold Kline.
Th- ;i2d anuual New Years bail Of the
Cu!unibia fire company Will he held to-
l,.l.t in Odd Fellows hail. Tickets ale
- Jce!Its 4 god orchestra will iurni>,'
tie necessary music wileICwith to Zip the
light fantastic.
Stealing His KindlinS Wood.
A man who resides on Perry street hSs
been in the habit, Of late, Of tearing OF
tic boards of a fence OF an adjoining pro
perty. 1t will be better for him 1t he 20 S
elsewhere hereafter. for his k'nd!nIs
wood. lie is known aud will be prosecu;-
ed if he cont tinues hls practice of petty
riliering.
Where the skaters?
Why do not the Lancaster and York
people visit Columbia amy more for the
purpose of skating on the river ? The ice
has not been in such iiDe condition Ter
many Years IL is perfectly safe II
watch Is kept iLI :ili hoes, and there are
many places where there are no holes ard
such care is not necessary.
suE:Ay School Officers.
The following is a list of the newly
elected officers of the K. Z. Lutheran sun
day school superintendent higher depart
,nen,, l.. W. May; Asst. Supt., II. r.
Yergey Treasurer, J. q. Pence ; Sccro =
tary. +. \. Bennett Librarian, Samuel
Fhbe.t Asst. Librarian. L. Newcomer :;
Directors. 5. p. Gravrr, Harry l"nng and
John StciIinc. ir. Nrgarist, Miss llettie
Nache. Infant SCh3o! Superintendent
Mrs. X. J. Nj. Little; Assistants, Mrs.
Rev. w. i. Evans, Mrs. J. &. Beuner and
Mrs. 5. Z. Gravrr Orsani t, Mrs. W. T.
Evans
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Is the most elective Pain Destroyer in
the world Will most surely quicken the
blood, whether taken internally or applied
externally and thereby more certainly reliev
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any other
pain alIeviatOr and 1t is warranted double the
strength OF any similar preparation. 1t cures
pain In the Si,!c. Back or Bowels. Sore Throat,
Rheumatism AMI ALL ACHES, anu Is THE
GREAT BELIEVER OF PAIN. browns g
HoUsRHOLD PANACEA" should De in every
family A teaspoontul Of the Panacea In a
tumbler OF hot water [sweetened If preterredj J,
taken at bed time will BREAK UP A COLD. 25 cts
a bottle. 1eoli-lEhM. @oX"
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l:bltACCO.
Nlseiin: OF Dealers, GrowsIs AM; Manu:ac
turera.

Meeting OF Dra iers, Sr0Ws cas- ana Manu'ac
turera.
On Saturday evening au intorna! meet
Ing of tobacco dealers, growers anu man
utacturers. was held in the office oi SKlleS
n Frey, North Duke street, 10 discuss
measures needed for the protection OF
their interests. After an Interchange OF
statement, a memol ial was prepared ana
committee was appointed to present IL 10
our representative i'll Congress, duty
which they performed this morning. The
memorial is as follows:
Hon. L. Herr Smith, M"mher Of congress,
WaShiHgton II. &. .:
DEAR SIR: Recognizing the necessity ol
calling your earnest attention TO the ques-
tion which now so seriously agitateS the
minds of the large number OF person q
directly as well as indirectly i'll the produc.
tiou- the sale and the manufacture OF
tobacco grown in this state, without tax
ING your valuable time with undeniable
statistics o: vo!uminOus petitions, we have
preferred to submit to you as our honor
BILE congressional representative, brief OF
Our requirements. which in effect ale
identical with tho.e sought FOR by
the various representatives "i the
trade, in all parts of tho country,
and respectfully request that you Will lend
YOUR valuable efforts interviewing Us by
prompt and iudicious legislation from the
serious consequences which now threaten
to irjure, if not to ally destroy, the in tus-
try, which has SO materially advanced the
prosperity of our people ana given all in-
dications for increasing success.
We require. First, au import duty
equivalent at least to a dollar per pound
on all for leaf tobacco technically known
rs wrappers but especially 80 on those
now so extensively imported from the
island of Sumatra. which, from its cheap
ness and great yielding qualities, will
destroy the production OF all similar leal
grown in this country.
Second, the abolition of all Internal
revenue on cigars, with all its arbitrary
restrictions, which has for twenty years
orened the doors OF our homes, the con
teuts of our books, the privacy of oul
workshops to all kinds Of inquisit"rial III,
spcctions and has prevented thousands o:
industrious people from raising them
selves beyoad the level Of ordinary jour
neymen.
Third, a provision for q rebate ON al
cigars and tobacco in unbrOken packages
which may be on hand at the time suci
act NAV 90 into effect as without tn!
assurance tie present prostration OF on
business must continue until distan
day,
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slr. John Brenclan. who was slightly
injured at the fire on Saturday night and
who we e-roIeously stated was hoseman
of one of the companies, requests us 10
say that he is not connected with the flre
department in any caraity, but that as
bystander, was merely ledding some
friendly assistance at tue time of the mis-
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During the year 1882 the county com
m;ssioners issued 1903 orders, authoriz
ing expenditures amounting to S214..
OSS OF. OF which s12,75 were fol
extraordinary expenses, leaving the
net expenses of the county S2O1,
:333S.O1. During the year 1881 the
gross expenditures were s627, ,O70.19, bul
a great portion Of this was for the refund
ing of the city debt-the net expenditure:
for the year being s21O, ,2O4.s5, or So, $780,
Is More than was expended in 1882.
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DEA THk.

WERH.-ln this city, on the !st inst, Mar
shall II. Webb ID. ID. 3. In he 3,th year of his
age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
EICHELBERGEE- E-Decemher3G 30. 1882. Mr.. Eliza
beth Eichelbergcr, aged 81 years and 2!"ays.
The relative. and friends are respectfully ir.
yited to attend the funeral, from the Iesi-
lencc of hef daughter. Mrs. a. F. iambrisht,
No. 23o West Chestnut street, on Tuesday
afternoon ut 2:;.0 O'clock. G3O-otdS
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WEATHER lNDlGATlONS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, followed by
increasing cloudiness and light local rains
or snow, winds shifting to southwesterly.
stationary or higher temperature, gener-
ally lower pressure.
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MARKETS.
Live stock Markers.

CHICAGO. - Hogs Receipts. $500 head
shipments. $3.50 head market unsettled
mixed. 6oG6 10; heavy, $5 3GG6 s.; light,
IS SI6 Is skips. s3l5 25.
Castle-Receipts. 200 head shipments, 1900
head market active and strong, prices
nrmer; extra 81 20aI6 80; good 10 choice
shipping, - .of.6 90: common to fair at 81 ~
G5 ~; butchers fairly active and firm. $500
~: stockers and feeders at ss OOG4 IS
Sheep-ReciptS, ,IU head: shipments, lGO
nead; market slow but steady, no change in
general trade: common to fair, & 9Oa3 30
medium TO good, "A 0lG4 30: choice to extra
81 4a04 81.
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stole from Linn $50, the savings Of his
hard labor. The theft was kept quiet for
few days in hopes that the thief
could be M r. easily discovered. Search
warrants were issued aud the premises of
several suspected paities were searched,
but the stolen money was not found.
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BRIDG t!PoRr, Conn, Jan. Mrs.
PhU0e Brush, n mulattO, aged about 30
years, was brutally murdered at STRAIT
ford yesterday. She Was found dead at
her home with her head horribly chopped
with an axe There is no definite clue to
the mu,dcrers. She was living apart from
her husband and sought divorce from
him.
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public. But whether they dreamed of Hunts
Eemedy or not, that medicine 10 produced In
ihote Island. and embodies 1t In the cheering
word OF her state seal. Hope. Nor does It bid
men hope only to mock their hope, but with
power to satisfy and cure. To all who nave
dropSy, weakness OF the back produced by an
affection OF the ktfneyS, or any other ai!ment
of the Kidneys or urinary organs; Hunts Rem
edy comes with hope. Try 1t, and you will
bless Little Rhoiy and Little Rhody's most
celebrated production, Hunts Remedy.
d2S-lwdeOGSw
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Hope.

III. somewhat singular that 1t Is to the little
s,ate nt Rhode Island, least of all the Sisters
in The Union, that should have inscribed npon
her seal the one word, IlOPE. One would think
that the founders OF the state had fOreSeen
that in its chief city, Providence, there Would
afterwards be discovered a remedy Tor the
afflicted which has inspired more hope In the
hearts of the sick than any presented 10 the
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Two Pni,aueiphia T'Iagea.es.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 1.-James A..
Elicit, aged 42, watchman ut the Lin
coin market, committed suicide at his
home this morning by taking arsenic.
Silas Sullivan shot and killed himself
this forenoon at No. 212 North 10th
street.
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Wi:Ei KED On NEW YEARS EVE.
The Steamer yVheatfield StranGt MI st. Cath
crimes Point,

crimes Point,
LONDON, Jan. l. The steamer Wheat
field, from New York, Dec. ii, for Leith,
stranded at St. GATHERINGS point, at 7:4O
o'clock last evening in thick fog. The
crew, with tho assistance of tho coast
guard, were saved in their own boats. The
steamer is entirely covered at half tide.
The deck is exposed to the sea. The main,
mast ard funnel are gone by the board.
Should the weather continue as at present
the prospects OF salvipg the cargo are
favorable Sacks of flour are now wash
ing from the held. Tho steamer will be a
total wreck. Tho wind is west, south
west. There is thick fog and rain.
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MHy tU"H r.'trrc'S''f C0'' ~
dr;-4twS4tOawdS
tn. J.y ,f 4

NUBL!C SALE or REAL ESTAIE.-DN
/ SATURDAY, the 18th day ot j NJ AIRY,
1888 he underSiyn"d, assignee OF E,twih NJ
Schsetfer and wife. will expose TO nublic sale,
at tho Leopard Hotel. the following real -
tate situate in the city ~; iancl-i y:
No That valuable two and HAT Stoilcd
ERIik DIV ELi.ISG HOC r. 1nd S'"i" Hn'ld-
iny situated on the northwestern corner Hl
Orange snd Christian streets. ! he i"t coli
tains i'm front on Orin.e street - feet. more
or less and extends in depth norI hvar'i along
Christian street Gi that width Gl / ct lH
inches more or less, and then Widening 10
Is feet an,. = inches. more or le--. extends IN
further depth of that width - Il ct and "a
inches more or les. Tn. house contains |"
rooms. . ,,,
No = A lot OF ground on the side OF Ship
pen street. between PARK avenue aEd FRED
erlck street cnntaini y, IN front on >hippen
street II feet more or les. and extending IN
depth to III alley nb 'ut 23i feet.
40 ;. a lot OF grnun'i on the south side OF
East w#lnut street, r"ntI1"lnS IN IfOnt on
Walnut street ~, feet ami eXtcndinS in depth
10 an uiey LII feet AMI b ing nibcrcd 3i2 on
the general Gn o! tn. Chest nj street tract
Persons desirO,I5 Of viewing No. ! can ito 50
by calling on r. NJ sclnusfer. residing thereon.
Sale to begin at y. M, when terms Will De
made known by HUN D HAHA,
Assignee.
HENRY SHUEERT, AuctlOneer.
dlG-tawiw &3tawlw
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BoRDENTowS, N. j., Jan. IAN extra
freight and coal train jumped the track on
the Ciosswick Creek bridge, on the Penn :
>yivauia railroad, this morning. No one
is hurt but travel between this city and
Trenton is suspended.
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Fair at Chestnut Level.

The Presbyterian church at Chestnut
Level has lately been undergoing extensive
repairs. A fine tower has been added to
it at considerable expense, which consider
ably improves its appearance. To raise
funds to meet these additional expenses
the ladies of the congregation are making
ARRANGEMENTS to hold a fair, which will be
held on the 2lst, 22d and 23i of February.
The exhibit will be made very attractive
and many valuable and useful articles will
be on sale. 1t will no doubt be well pat
rorized, rs it ough: to be.
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n,,,f,x Fee,s An Ear,hauako.

HALIFAX, n. S, Jan. 1.-Between 11:30
and IL o'clock last night slight shock
of earthquake WIS felt in the southern
portion of the city lasting about Thirty
seconds
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SECOND EDITIO N.
MONDAY EVENING JAN. l, .sss,
BALDWIN'SB BATTLEOV
ways Eies From Heart Disease on the
Eve OF Election fur His sue


Eve OF Election fur His Sue
cessor.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Chief Com
missioner of Highways William Baldwin,
died suddenly shortly before ten O'Clock
this morning. He walked from home to
attend the opening meeting Of city coun-
ellis, accompanied by his brother and one
of the select councilmen. On the way
over he complained of feeling unweil, but
continued his journey until he reached
tobacco store on Sixth street above
Chestnut, which he entered and sat on
a chair his bead dropping on his breast.
He was unable TO speak and seemed to be
unconscious. Messengers were sent for
physicians, and in the meantime Mr..
Baldwin was laid on his back on some
boxes. When 4 doctor arrived he pro-
nounced Mr. Baldwin dead. The cause of
his death is supposed to be heart dis.
ease.
An election for successor to MIR.
Baldwin was to have been held by
city councils this morning. MIR.
Baldwin was candidate for re-
election, but he was opposed by
the Committee of One Hundred and
the reform element III councils, and his
defeat was conceded by some of his
friends. 1t is supposed that his death
was caused by undue excitement.
Councils, which were about going into ses-
sion, postponed the subject and eulogies
upo:i the dead commissioner We're pr"
nounced, after which both branches q.
city councils adjourned out Of respect to
the deceased.
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Poor Man Robbed. !.

Joseph Fest, poor German, who is EN-
ployed by John Hoover, of Mountville, as
cattle feeder, was made the victim of a
sneak thief who, on Thursday eve.
ming last, entered his room and
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I.Teaker turned, q,

PIrTsToS, Pa, Jan. Number ten
breaker, of the Pennsylvania coal COM
pany, was burned early this morning.
Loss, $3.50, 900.
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SSE(.1L NHTICES.

The way to produce II smile on the face of u
man, suffering with Il rackinS cough, Is L"
make him Il present OF II bottle OF DE- bull :
Cough syrup. Ju,! try i: and sou will be
a~!Oni .hc.; II the result
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rarfhouake. Thunder and Lightning.

RocKLAND, Maine, Jan. IA shock of
earthquake was felt throughout this city
and vicinity about ten O'Clock last night
followed two hours later by tempest of
thunder and lightning.
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rl,URNFIKE r EPKOPOsALS.-SEALE Pkel-
posaIs for building the L1titZ 4 Rothsvillc
Turnpike distance ). 40 feetl Will be received
street. in the town OF LititZ. until 10 O'Clock
q, m on Wednesday, january I'D, lS55 me
profile and specifications can De seen ~ sti'
office Tha tiirec, Ors reserve tho r1Xht oI
fect any or all bids. Said proposals when sem
NV mail must be marked on the enve!opt'
"i hPin' President.
, x,,,,yo cecrefary d26.l4td
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Ac: IdentaIIy Killed by his Brother.

AC: :ItlehtaIIy Killed by his Erother.
Nelson Raymond ,16 years old to-day shot
AID instantly killed his brother Joseph,
10 years Old, while playing with a revolver
in Worcester. The boys were less than
three feet apart. The ball passed through
JnSeuh'S heart.
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No lady or gentleman need suffer long with
eczema, tctter, Iing-wOrm, or any pimply
rough dry scay skin disease for DIR. q. W.
Hcnsons Skin Cure is a perfect and reliable
remedy tor all skin diseases. Sold by all drug
uists at 81 per package. )FlWu%"
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ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. Governor Cleve'
land was installed in cflice to-day WIN
the usual ccreme MES.
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. NEW YEARS TRAGEDY.

The HAWAIIAN M;ni-Ier Dies At tho IrSst
dents NecepftOn.
WAsHINGTON, Jan. 1.-The Hawaiian
minister, MIR. Elisha Ii. Allen, after being
presented to the president and while on
his way TO an anteroom, was seized with
an attack of vertigo, succeeded by spasms.
He was promptly attended by physicians,
but shortly afterwards died in one of the
anterOOms of tho executive mansion.
Upon the announcement Of Mr.. Aliens
death the reception ended.
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY At
Private Saie.-Wi-hinr 1r retire from
business, l Offrr my HOTEL PKOrEEr siiu-
nte. in the village oi MAJ town, at pTir.tcsitlr.
This Is one OF the best stands In Lancaster
county and does ihrlviny business. b ing The
ONLY hotel in the town Ot Leo inhabitants.
The house was lately rcpahe. ami - now
I'm first -clasS condition. containing II large
rooms and suited in every Respect lor the
hotel business. There i Il ssOU' stib!" on thi:
property large enough To :,c:'"nn, n''itn -
head OF stock. Amy body wi-hin" io''':y such
a property will do we'll by cil:ii- "i ne Ec-
fore purchasing elsewhere:
JACOB iiIESTAND.