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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-14

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MISCELLANEOUS.

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tcring humanity. DR.. opinney will guarantee
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NIDDkE-A0KD MEN.
There are many ut the age Of thirty t. sixty
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CORRESPONDENCE:

New YOrk-Messrs. Opdyke 4 Co.
The American Exchange in Europ
Limited) Messrs. knauth, Na"h0d 4
Kuhne.
San Francisco-The Anglo California
Bank uimited.) Messrs. Homer T
King 4 Co.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25
George Murray.

Anywhere on animal.
Additional brands g IN
left hip: some branded
o on right hip and ID ON
left side. Range on
big Mule creek. 70
Lodi, Ks. 10
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25

hip: ~ bar len side or nip: "A bar any place
on animal: Hu bar anyWhere on animal; also
KYgn lsf,hIP snd SSl left hip; also IN
.Ssr. w s si:sD = sT,s 81 :S'"'
HsrsebraBd same ~ rattle on left hiP. Range
Tborapson er-ek, Medicine river, kiowa cresk
and Otter treck. innie-y
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25
cattle.

Anywhere On animal.
Ear mark crop and
split I'm left kange &C
Oak springs.
Post once Florence,
kansas.
Cattle in charge OF
Peter Hoover Medi-
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25
n n. Istill.
". A. clinksealss.

On ish hip. Add
tionRl brand, 5 SIN on
night risia. T.. q. Lake
Cfty. Kas. Range, In
man creek, Conianche
county.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25
Berry, RaylA %.

Anywhere On animal
On odd cattle. kanch
on Medicine river. I'VE
miles northwest Of the
Lodge. p. o. Medicine
Lodge. Horse brand
same n cattle.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1884-07-25

Anywhere on animal.
Some with 0inrtsad ~
,. and sumo pot- hook
bar. Ear mark. slit IN
both oars. Horrs brand
same ~ cntfl,s ON In
shoulder. Range. Ilig
mul- crook, CoInanchc
county. ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-02
iIiELASD's RIaHFs.

WHdst1no Brave Words Ia Support OF
FGaaCLi's ENtOnslDp.
The debate on tho Franchise bill was
resumed in tho House Of COmmors Thurs
day evening. Mr.. Henry Chaplin, member
for Mid Lincolnshire, introduced the fol-
lowing motion:
That the House considers that 10 largely
Increase the electoral privileges Of Irish
men at q time when many are bitterly
opposed to the English connection and
when the openly avowed object Of their
leaders is TO sever that connection, is dan.
gerous to the welfare of the state aud can
not fail to strengthen the aims Of the
separatst party.
Mr. Gladstone said it was impossible to
maintain the union between Eugland and
Ireland except by giving equfkIights to
both countries. England ~ strong
enough IN wealth and pOpulat'Si as com.
pared with Ireland, lot her be equally
strong IN right and justice and she would
nave abundant force TO settle whatever
matters might arise between the countries
in the future.
MT Ohapih motion was not pressed,
"htre tho sTates haoneys are Placed.
Inc monthly report Of the treasury da.
pattment shows the following monevs in
the general fund Allegheny National
bank, Pttsburg, slOl, ,207 80 /; Exc6ap~e
bank, Bradford 10000 Farmers banE
Harrisburg. $40, $500; Farmers and
MSchanic' National bank, PhiladeIphia
S@O3 81 Fifth National bank, Hills
burg, 5000; First National bank
Harrisburg, 3l02, 446 90; First National
bank, Uniontown, sl45, 1000 Freehold
bank, Plttsburg, $50, 600 Girard National
bank Philadelphia, 800, 900 Masonic
bank, Pittsburg, $50, 600 Merchants and
Manufacturers National bank, Pittsbnrg
$0o 0OO Mechanics bank, HarrrsburS'
90,Ooo National bank, Middletown, s3G,
oo0 National bank of Fayette county.
$io oVo National bank Of Commerce.
stio6'sS0UHrg, stos $io,OOO Penn bank, Pittsburg,
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RAJ TEMPERANCE r,,Nr,.


J~mc. T,aor Tor Uonsre..u
AnlY. 20J IFI,,l,s, inrr,,FIr.,, l....-.
ladies, held the afa.c c,qy,.,,.Y. ~ ,f,r
Prohibition U,we papt,,.i IN ,.,rg, IN
Phialc!phi.. Thursday. Ar,r,.I,,.. 4,
Kirk. of Pr'sbur... was ,'r,.,d nrn.f I,.,,,
and Nr. N,ytrr p,,rc. W., .,',5s,, .,.,,
rc.ary. wl,h Mr + d. ,,.I NJ ~ .
McAG,.er as ossfss,-,+ ,.n.,,sr ci,,
mi,tces were IN, app,ir,ol -, t..,r,,
rary orgau,zo.Irn W., nni,. g,r,,,r,., .
James Black. esq. ., ol thrsc.ty, aud ,.r,rs
made a tumber Of snae,llr, AMI our towns
mau was aupointrd chairman. or ,ho ON,
mtttrc on resolutions. National d.Iey,.,s
altcrratts aud c,r,,,-s ry,ro rn.,an n
Black baiay ono .f tn, frs. n,m,I and
J0hl Ban ,hr,p. of Sr-lshur., m cls,,,,-
Whcn noln,latloas cam, 70 he mai.
Mr.. Back was unminl',d l,- c,,yr,ss
man largo nominl,rou4 grr, 40 uIoInutly
closed and tho convention was called unoE
10 elect Mr.. Black by aocl.1ari,u so s,,i
denly that q iirrl, Gentleman from nn.r,r
county cried cut :, nrofa,t NJ CHAIR
man, against such rushing thin-s. NO
test because kn,v nothing 1i tho zen.
item III nominated. prg. est A, an Amer.
iean citiz.u anl a mun,ar of Ia, .,p Il
2, party '" Hero the gcptI,m,, mad, u
gweepiug pcsture Of unnrrer,hI, rrrosi
H,, ,,I a., down. II, rr.ya,Iet and
,'o,nir,,;,ns ,ro-o rnoD,rrd Fly, o,hrr
r,rdiJa,os -Ur','',-I,r ronrd
,oIi Join,,a., rns, eIovIv and imnn.
;r%Iy f,,In 80 ss,t. 81 L,yr bean fl Jh',ng
d,'.i',, ,r, n,st ram yc,rs M, IN
49, ""I y Ln go ",nJ am barny s,y
tSat TnIt'I' sronocJoj ~ "j I E,vo hrcn' in tbis
staTo sn", hnt 70, yo"rs and ,,now notnlng
80. ,Lo roo,,l. ,rv nr tho deIcgatrs
ITU ,,,sb tbo ,o,,tIomcr wou'd tell Ms some
l WIsu tne Sont'1tie. "'", ,Ta -"
| .uIns .s ~ 'N0 ''""''"''' ~ '"''
'N"%, ~. - ,oi, Chairman KIRK prornn,Iv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-02
PAINFUL ,Nrr,.L,uESgE.


psatn ~ ur. Neyins Auuugr-t Uruther.
4 painful shock WAS experienced in col
lego aud social UuCloS yesterday by tho
tUlCginphic uoNs received of the death at
Sawtckloy, Late un Wednesday night, Of
Mr. rhru. IL. Ncviu, youngest Of the Etoup
oi five famous NCyin brothers, vt whom
the survtvtng inur ARC Row Dc j. W.
this CITY Rev Daniel Ncvin and Robert
T. NvviU, OF SowiCklCy, Several weeks
ago hI became afflicted with kiiucy trUu.
blrs, which terminated IN blood poisoning
and ultimately resulted in death. puriug
the past f'w days NJ bnglu - Sink, whan
II became evident that his tenure ui lsO
would not cNtonh beyond 4 fcw days iio
died pnlc3nly surrOuldui by hi, nearest
relative
Mr. Ncvin was boru Ia Fnuklio county
about 1919. lO Ivcnyod his early cdura
ton IN the country sChoos Ia 1871 ho
won't tu Pljlshurg aud cmbltkud ia tho
drug business with Henry lIAuul. One
yrar later tho firm was changed t. T. II.
Ncyin n Co, aud is now ono or tho lead.
lug white lead manufacturing establish
mems ~ the state. the mluuiaoturo of
whit0 lead was commenced ia 1858 This
hGm was also the pioneer OF crude oil 70
timing, having started ~ It buluio Col.
Drake struck his tjgf, well Fogty years
ago Nc NNvl was e.oC.Gi treasurer Of
tho Western theological seminary aud
never lost a dr.lav Of all tho funds, en-
dOwmeuts, ctC., entrusted tu his care up
70 the tImO OF his dcmso lie was
appointed an inspector OF tGo Western
ponitcutiary IN 1861, VAS mako secretary
ut tho board aud tSo years later was
elected present. IL, took an active
interest IN al! ljS operations, aui cspUc.
ttl1 o g., F....T 4 a
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-02

Or the states which held conventions
yesterday the Maryland, California, Ne
vada and Minnesota Republicans were
for Blaine; Wisconsin divides between
Blaine and Edmunds equally, with
contingent for Arthur the Florida
Black Republicans had row; the
Michigan Greenbackers are clamorous
Tor Butler, ana the colored folks at
fIttsourg declare for protection-of the
negro. The politicians and newspapers
post the books of the Republican dele.
gates thus far chosen with varying re
suits. Some put Blaine ahead and others
Arthur, according to their bias. 1t
requires All to nominate and Blaine's
strongest claim is to 357. The New
York Sun, which is impartial, sums up
the results of the work of the state con-
ventions held TO date as follows For
Arthur, $50 Blaine, 2i8; Logan, 55 !;
Edmrnds' 60; sherman, % +; Hawley,
70; Gresham, G; Fairchild, 4; total
number chosen, 205 to be chosen, 1856
total, $40.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-02
CITY AFFAIRS.
SHALL LANuAsrru uAve 4 r,na
NuRppe viia Suggrstci ~ tho ri,of- otter
h"ontnmeu1ntiuns-Iho City GuVCru-
msnt-wstsr nnd Light ways
nuu NIaaua

h"Hrps villa SuggcStci ~ tho TINo 'a- Otter
heoommnudgti"ns-Iho U,ty uoVCru-
mSnt-wstsr nnd ilght ways
ana Meaua.
A. different timCs during tho past few
years, the subject ot securing public
park for tho uB0 OF citizens of Lancaster as
place of Teoroatiuu aud rest has heun
discussed. The unused MOraviau ceme.
terry, ou Prince below Chestnut street, was
suggested as q suitable location, bat IL
was objected To that the place was tro
small aud tho ground too valuable for Ruch
a purpose. The small park east of tho
city rrscIVo,rs was also spoken Of, and "a
might b. mado 10 soryU n good pucpO,s If
It was squAfCd up 10y vacntiug tho road uu
the north aldo uf it AMI uStGnGIng IL to thn
new ltus OF Orange street (; but even thou
II wOuld bO too small tDT public PAIR
MCGrauu's park, Ou the New Holland
pike, has also boon spoken o,, but II lacks
Two essential qulltlus, oHluo and wator
ltcc0utly several public spi,itad gentlO
men have Interested thuino, Ives iu boxing
up y suitable location iur park, aud
have come to the 'uo.usD 20 Chat tho most
eligible put hy all mrgus buar upppiuted
place for the p1rp DSn D. tho property OF l.
kuapp, kupHu as " Tells llaiu. ." gu the
COuCstOgA, Ghrit distance east oC the
city. II CumpliSua about 80 aCr,s ul lIud,
rtC'urcrQu.ly located, is supphcd with
abundant 81 Idc, and twp or th,Co never
falling spriura Ui puy0 NAr.v. rncre h.
good h'hug aad bla'Ius inthc Concstoga.
There are good butlpgt OF tine grounds,
which havo i2Ag boon = lAyuli.o resort iur
family aud SOCIAL rcuJys. T. ls wtthiu
easy distance and L.o nl.a,ls ali roads
leading - II a'0 ~ p'rnsaut drives
as can b. tuuH uuy"Yaru. Mr..
knapp has GCul RpDgpiantl ty plItrg
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-02

Sheriff High and Deputy Shcr,n S,Fiuc
took TO thu eastern ponttcnt.Iry this morn
ing Chas. Gum, convicted Of burglary by
our court ard sentenced 10 Fix years
imprisonment. Gum was arrested as ono
of the Bu2zard gang, but he declares he
was with them only QUO night and then
upon CompulsiOn,
The sheriff of York county took TO
Philadelphia on the same train Walter
Pnilips, formerly OF this city, convicted
by the York county OF larceDy and SER
fenced to one years imprisonment.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-02

THE state treasury again makes a
public exhibit of nearly a million and A
half dollars OF the public moneys in the
general fund, deposited among the banks
favored by the Republican officials who
control the disposition of these funds,
We believe the clear and unmis,akable
law OF the commonwealth is that when.
ever this balance exceeds half million
dollars the surplus is to be put into the
sinking fund, where, under the wise
provisions or the Humes act, 1t would
be converted into interest earning bonds.
Perhaps the attorney general could, If
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-02

Tho nnrr. soo,ety's Election OF "mccr'.

The HATS Socieys EiociIoh oi 'm'cFs'
The Harris Dental association held their
regular quarterly meeting yesterday, and
the following members were present :
Messrs. Amer, knight and Young. city ;
J. l.. Hill, Gettysburg; j. B. Heiges,
York j. Martin, Strasburg A, w.
Rogers, Columbia A. ID. Clark, Marietta,
and ID. II. Hertz, Ephrata.
DR.. Clark read an interesting article on
"Arpthetics," after which there was a
discussion on different subjects.
The election of officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows President, DIR.
w. N. Amer Lancaster ; vice president,
DR.. J. NJ Hill, Gettysburg secretary,
DR.. A. d. Clark, Marietta /; treasurer, DR..
IL. ID. Knight. Lancaster executive
committee. DR.. i. X. Young, Lancaster,
and Drs. John McCalla and p, w. HES
tand, MillersVille.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-02

Two young men, dressed in dark cordu-
roy jackets, trousers and caps, wheeled
two largo bicycles on Thursday to the
New York City hall and while q crowd
rapidly assembled around them they
mounted aud started toward Broadway.
Behind each bicycle was strapped smali
knapsack. The riders were William Wood
side and William Morgan, professional
6icyolists, and when they had crossed
broadway, gone down Park place and
reached the Jersey City ferry by way of
Church street and Cortland street they
had completed the first short stage Of a
proposed Journey oh bicycles TO San Fran,
cisco. The initial letters of each riders
name were stamped upon his skull cap
ana floating from the fore part of each
bicycle was a small blue and white flag
bearing the hopeful legend "Sau Francis
CO. Tho first stop was made at Princeton
ana Philadelphia reached Friday. It IL
expected that the entire trip to San Fran.
disco will occupy about seventy days.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-02

Yesterday shortly before noon engine
102 of freight train, western bound, ran
int. tho rear of a train drawn 10y engine
25S, about half mile west of Kancks.
The caboose and one car of the first train
were thrown from tho track and badly
wrecked. Tho front wheels of tho engine
which caused tho wreck jumped the track
1t was some time before everything was
cleared mp, and western trains were de-
layed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-02
1, q, of u. NJ. Council

The session OF the great council Of |. o.
of Il. NJ. will DO held in lIazeltOn next
week commencing on Tuesday, Tho
representatives from that lodgo in thia
city are John McCulley, No. 2 IL. l..
Simon, %; W. f. Jamisun, 243. On
Wednesday parade will be held with o
reception in tho evening. Tho Roading
road will sell tickets at reduced hIures to
members of the order ouly,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-02

At nom to day lot OF wash baskets
in front of Marshell Il Repgier's bard 6aro
store was discovered to be on fire. A
stream was turned On from the pave wash
and tho fire was extiugushed after several
baskets had been almost totally destroyed q.
1t is supposed that some one threw n
lighted Cigar into the BASKET.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-02

$3.50 600 advances checks, cash items and
protested checks in the hands ot attorney
general, s23,07s.93 Total amount Ill
general funds, 81, ijG S2i ~.
A white uiri rlopes WIN N"Gr"
a dispatch from DccSertown, n. j.,
says Tho village Of BcamersV'I'g; near
Dcckertowu, WAS greatly excited lh9rs-
day morning over the oIopemcut "t = Wh'to
school girl, Ms, Ammih A'"r',, o.
Bcamersville, aud daughter Il g. u.
Ayers, with uegrn Ot that r''' named
Horny Adams. The gEi lsa9odl II ! ears
OF age. She has always hose''ioFN oe'N
OF good reputation,
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-
Mr.. f. C. Beck, of York, has sold 282
cases of 1881 tobacco to largo tobacco
firm in Chicago. This tobacco Is choice
York county growth and was principally
packed and held since 1881 by ono Of our
York county growers. This saIo amounts
TO about Sli, 900 and it will require eight
large box cars to ship II, part OF which
will DO 6hipped this month.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-02
COLLEGE MOTIFS.


G,tiIug Koady FER Common cement.
p,eparations are already making for the
exercises of commencement week, which
are expected TO be invested with no little
interest this year. President I. G.. Apple,
of the college, will not be here, as he
leaves for Europe about June 3. Ono OF
the features of tho week will be the laying
of the corner stone Of the building tor the
Scnoll observatory, to be located, most
likely, on some point of the high ground
south of the college. On Tuesday evening,
June II, Col. A. X. Mcclure will make
the address before the literary socities.
There will be no alumni address this year.
Glass day. alumni dinner, &c, will be
held on Wednesday, June lS the junior
oratOrical contest the same evening and
commencement the following day.
The graduating class numbers fifteen AZ
follows D.F. AncOna, Reading J. b. Ap.
pei, Lake Mahopac N. Y, W. K. Brinton,
Lancaster +. g. Cook, HagerstoWn, MIDI
ID L. Eshbach, Limestoneville IA. j. +.
Konnard, Lake Mahopac, n. Y; =. NJ
Miller, Lancaster +. 9. Meyer, Jr' Free
burg II. O'Boyle, Lancaster Il. Sassa
man, Reading 20. p. Stocked, Slatington !;
E. Twitmeyer, Zion HIP. Wanner, Read
ing G. B. Weaver, Hellertown g. W..
Ziegler, Lenhartsville.
The contestants for the Junior oratorical
prize will be ID. w. Albright, Jos. III.
Apple ir. +. McCuley Biser, John keiser,
John Franklia Meyer.
For class day the appointments are az
follows Master of ceremonies, IL. 4.
Wanner salutatorian, ID. L. Esh6ach
historian, w. Il. Brinton poet, L. Twit-
meyer prophet, T. Q. Cook presentation
orator, +. @. Meyer mantle orator, H.
O'Boyle ; valedictorian, J: Is. Appel,
The anniversary Of the Gpthean literary
eociety will be held on Friday evening OF
next week, May 0. The speakers for this
occasion will be Salutatorian, - D.
SCHNEIDER orators, d. f. Eschbaoh, II.
O'Boyle, w. II. Brinton, j.: u. Appel ;
eulogist, +. 9. Cook poet, j. f. Moyer;
The Diagnothian anniversary comes on
on tho following Friday evening May TO-
The orators of that occasion will be Salu-
tatorian, l.. A. Salade orators, 1. NJ
Biser, ], Happle, ]. Keiser, f. q. Moyer
eulogist, Ed. Sassaman anniVersarian'
II. r. Wanner.
Tho Or:nammo.
The Orialmme," published by the
Junior class for the year 1881, Id puolioa'
| tion of very high merit in tasteiul ap-
pearance and enterprise, ranking among
| the best of It's kind In the country. Tho
cover this year 10 especially neat, ana
faithful steol engraving portrait OF heV.
| DIR. Thos. G.. Apple, makes a notably
appropriate frontispiece. The registers,
histories, statistics, sketches OF cluo and
college life and all the special features OF
the book are complete and bright the
caricatures, engrayings, tall pieces ana