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PHILkDRLPHrA, March ~ --glnrv nrm but de.
maud slow Supertne State, 81 75gSOO; Extra
DO ~ lO6p3 so Pa. family, - CO. p5 90; Ohio n
Indiana family, Sin6O0; MINI. extra. clear,
81 C065 70; 90 straight, ~ 5Os16 Is winter pat.
eut 1915 IS; spring do, 90 l26g675.
Ryo -four NJ S3 1913 80.
Wheat dun and weak; No. 2 western Red,
81 076l ON; No. do, CSC; No. l fenn'a
Red, q l7Etl l7H.
59kc sail yellow and mixed, 6ll6 hc; No.
mixed and yellow, b7d59c.
Oats firm ana in iair demand; No White
t5c NO. 2 do, Ac ; No do, 43h8c; No.
2 mixed, i2hc.
Rye firm nj GSd70c.
Seeds Glover dull AZ stII9Nc Timothy dull
| al 81 bOdol So; FlnXseed firm Hi 81 10
Provisions firm, fair demand; Mess
Pors, S9 b0d2O50; Re I Hams, S9Sip9S 80; Inuia
| Mes Beet. s2iI2i50
| Bacon-Smoked Shoulders sEc; salt do,
| 7MGT4c Smoked Hams, Hl0l5c; picked
| do, l36l3kc.
Lard tirm but quiet; city refined at lOssa
l0kc; loose butchers, 04gstdc; prime steam,
| 60 s72dl0,
Butter firm under light offerings; Cream.
| cry extra, 50 t37c frsis 3}035 Il. G. h n. Y.
| extra ana hrsts, nominal Western extra, 23tl
| 2oc do good tn choice, HG2Oc.
| Rolls at l0lol6c
| Eggs nrmcr under light supply PGnna, and
| Western extras, 22tp22%.
| cheese firm with fair demand Y. Y. full
| creams, l4N3i5c Western do, l3I8I3A
| western falr 10 good, lhnl2Ac; Pa part
| skins, 7hG9Ic do full skins, weak, Gl7C
| for fresh old, 3l9iC.
| Petroleum dun refined. 9AQ9Hc.
| whisky al 81 ~
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fDR.clGN FLASHES.


To-uSys Chronicle OF Events Ia the Old
World.
LONDON, March 1S.-A dispatch from
Paris says France will demand a heavy
indemnity from China and will occupy
Chinese territory to guarantee it's pay
meut."
MIR. GIaIstone's beslth.
To days bulletin regarding Mr.. Glad
stones health states that he is slightly
better. Absolute rest has been enjoyed.
the Dyuamitard" " Escaped.
TRIESTE, March 1S-A bomb exploded
to-day in front of the governor generals
residence, but no damage was done. The
dynamitard escaped.
Government Conspirators Arrested.
MADRID March lS.-Gen. Ferrer has
been arrested aud search is being made
for Gen. Hidalgo. These officers are be-
lieved to be implicated in the widespread
conspiracy against the government.
AsBipg England 3 and America . interference
PARIS, March lS.--The Gaulois says that
Ii Hung Chang, viceroy of China, is sub.
mitting a basis of peace to the English
and American ministers at Pekin, and
asking them to intervene.
Another asniiosto from PIon PIou.
A manifesto from Prince Napoleon
("Plon PlOn y is regarded as imminent.
lie has gone to Switzerland to avoid
arrest, taking with him his papers and
yaluablOS,
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Live stock Market.

CHIoAGo-IIogs--Rec eipts, II, 600 head ship.
ments. 500 head; market fairly active
prices unchanged primo qualities closed
al 90; light bacon grades, s6a6 20; skips, IS
as rs.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 head shipments, 2 200
do. market weaker tor common gl aides {;
good to prime unchanged export steers, s6 25
dQ6 IS; good TO choice shipping steers At
81 GQd8 q; common to medium, " 900
Sheep-Reccipts, $500 head shipments, 900
do common 20 good, l5B25r lover best un,
changed inferior TO tatr, S3dQ39D ; medium to
good, o. lOa5 choice TO extra, s. 256b 95.
EAST LIBERTY.--Cattle duh and unchanged
receipts, 1888 head shipments l,4G3 head.
Hogs hrm receipts 7l3O hend shipments,
4 ass head; PLiadelphias, 81 50lBl u; York
ers, t6 I0G6 %.
Sheep duh and unchanged -cipts, $500
head shipments GOO head
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PnIladelpnln UattIe market.


MONDAY, March II Tho arrivals OF live
stoct at the different stock yards were;
For the week., 700 beeves, 100 sheep $500
hogs. Previous woeK-S,COJ beevGs, 10000
Betf Cattle were in light supnly, and al
though rates west were tirm, the market here
was lifeless and prices declined from a to NC,
most sales being made from 10 10, althOu sh
few extra sold above, one case being three
Chester county steers weighing $500 pounds,
which were purchased from Daniel Murphy
by Boraet at Sc these were the finest ever
seen In the yards.
WeQuotG as follows:
Extra, 797hc Good, 6k06Ac Medium,
ohQ6Ac Common, 4A8bhc,
Country Vat cows wele In poor demand and
prices close at 34qt4c, win sales OF extra
Western as high ~ 5hc.
Mich cows we're In poor request at t35GG5.
Veal calves were inactive at BdSHc,
Sheep ana Lambs were IN poor demand and
prices on all grades dv Cltned fully Ac, ana In
many instances Ac less was accepted. NO ex-
treme common sheep we're In, ana cOnse-
quently the lowest grade u quoted at tSac.
Extra lambs were scarce, few lancy selling
at Sc.
Extra, Gk9BIc; Good, GGG4c; Medium, SO
5%c Common, ikGtAci Lambs, H9gse.
HOgs-W Western stock continual dull ht
former rates, while Country hogs were In iull
supply and weak.
We quote as follows;
Western, lO8lO14c Country, sGlOc. accord
ing 10 quality,
sALEs oB BEEyEs AT wEsT PHILADELPHIA YARDS
Among the sales at tho West Philadelphia
RSdgor Maynes, 60 Lancaster CO., 6c7Hc.
John McArdle $50 Lancaster county, bXp7kc
Daniel Murphy, $40 Western and Lancaster co,
D. smyth i bro,, l5i Western 4 Lancaster co.
e. $. McFiilin, 400 Lancaster co. aud Western
| 5Ats6Hc,
B. +. McFiiien, l0OLancaster co. and Western
500 q.
| owen smith 50 western, own account a. dt
account J kingi IS do account q
Albert, 6Ia173z
| A. h }. Christy, l65 u estern. bA87Isc.
| q. Schambcrg Il Co., l57 Western, 6A07l1c
| NJ. Ulman, lSs Lancaster county, 5h96Ic 10
| Western, 6dG14c; 40 Lancaster
county acct, Lehman Bros, &c COY
| Levi LoWenstein, 80 Western, 6%4I4o.
/ Sol, LOWenstein 40 Western, 6d63sci co hea,
OF country COWS, tBoc,
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drama IA wcll sustained in interest from nrst

drama n well sustained In interest from nrst
10 last.
Humpiy Dumptp Friday evening Geo,
". adams viii be In the opera house with
great list OF great iun No ono should miss
seeing George Tor no makes tho bluest laugh.
"Quecns Lace Handi crchfef'-. Appears
tomorrow evening IN FULTON opera house.
Tho Allentown Item says: Tine second pre-
sortaiion OF this Lively opera at tho Academy
OF Music this season WIS witnessed by allrRer
and nnci audience than that attracted
by tho drst rendering OF It. Many people
brnvcd the inclcmenCv of the weather to enjoy
the beauties OF the opera. who would not hav.
gone fIOm home TO witness II performance OF
less Rttr ctiyonrss."
Tdt RoonoD.-rherc viii bo plenty OF smuse
ment In ths opera houso when Fat Rooney
appears lie mas Il tinc list OF attractions. and
a. everybody knows he IL great attraction
himself Hts company II a good one and has
been playing tn crowded houses. There will
likely boa biz crowd present this evening.
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XsI,roed travel uDrrucron.

slide at the tunnel on the p. L. r,
near Elzabethtown this afternoon, caused
an obstruction OF rock on the track which
required blasting and several hours work
to remove 1t aud open the line for travel.
The fast line west and limited express
had to come back to Dillerville
and 90 by way If Columbia ; and the
Johnstown express east ran down TO the
wreck and ad to back 10 the 4" branch"
and camo BY Columbia, detaining it sever
al hours and disarranging all the SEIZED.
ulGs. The obs,ructions consist of three
rocks, two Of them weighing over three
tons, and largo amount Of earth aud
stones.
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IL the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. Hill most surely quicken tho blood
Whether taken internally or applied extcr.
nAlly, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whothor chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviatUr, and II IS warranted dou.
bis the strength than any other similar propa-
ration.
II curcs pain IN tho Sido, Back or BowelB,
sore Throat, Rheumati,m, Toothacho, and
ALL ACHES. ard Is TIE ureat Keiievor of
Pain. "BRO"S's HOUSEHOLD PAGACEh"
should be In eyGUy family. a teaspooniuI oi
the Punncea ia "a tumbler OF hot water Isweet
enGd, II. pretcTradl. taken at beitino, viii
BREAK UP COLD. q Cnnts y bottle
mRyl-T.ThFS
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west.rn ,,rsin Market.

PEoMA-Coru was firm new mixed at i6L
di7c rejected at i4Mlpl5c.
Oats were tirm ; No. White at S611c.
Rye was nrm new No. ut 59Hd60c.
DRTRoIT--W heat was dun No. ! white fall
sl 08%; June at sl OK No. 2 red at ti olLs !;
No. white at csc.
Corn-No. 2 at 50t1C.
Oats-No. = white at $50 ; No. at 36Lc.
MnwAUKEE-wheat was weak No 2 MIL
waukee at 9lc March ut s7I4ci April, $3.50 I;
May, 95Hc.
Corn Was quiet; No. 2 nominalIy at 53kc,
Oats were tirmer, but not quOtably higher /;
No at 82c; white at s6hR3!c.
Rye was frmsr No. NJ 6l16c ; No. at soc.
Barley was armer No. spring, cash, at
63I. G6Skc.
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IlFi rms

FAsNACHr--Iu this city. on the I7th inst,
Daisy, daughter OF Potter ana Clara tasuacht,
aged l3 months and days.
The relatives and friends OF tho family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from tho residence OF her parents, No. 3Jl
Beaver street on Wednesday, afternoon at 2
o'clock, lnterment 1T Lancaster cemetery. 2 I.
GABLE In this city March 49, Mary E., cid.
est q lighter OF Horny a. ana the late Ann
Gable.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral. from the resi-.
dence of her father, No. 'id South Queen
street. on Wednesday morning at sk o'clock.
High Mass at 81. Mary's church at O'Clock.
Intermcnt at st. Mary's cemetery. 2ts
BoRHRINGER. - In this city. on the 18th inst ,
Jacob Boeuringer, in the s4th year OF his age
The Ioatly es AMI friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO att0nd the funeral
from tho residence OF his son. Geo. Boeh.
ringer, No S3 East Lemon street, on Wednes-
day afternoon at O'Clock. ml7-2t
Wurrg.-March Is, 1881, in this city, Catha-
rine, vito OF william White in her 57Ih year.
Funeral from the residence OF her husband,
22O West walnut street, on Thursday after
noon ut O'Clock. Friends and relatives are
r'sncCliullY invited to attend.
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Want to IBe divorced.

SubpGuas for divorce have been issued
in the following cases since our last re-
port Isaac +. MundOrf vs.. Fanny Is,
Mundolf /; Anna G.. Koehler vs. Philip
Koehler, Catharine Martin vs. John X
Martin, Jacob II. Long Va. Anna May
Long. In the case of Mrs. Elizabeth
Buzzard vs. Joseph Buzzsrd, noted by US
yesterday, the cause alleged Is that tho
respondent has been convicted Of high
crime. lie is the youngest member of the
famous Buzzard family and is now sery =
ing four years term for burglary, which
will expire shortly.
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q. u. Byrou In "IO, 900 MILES Away

Last evening Oliver Doud Byron preser =
ted, for the fIst time in this city, his
drama entitled, 40, 600 Miles Away. ."The
piece is Of The sensational, trashy kind and
is similar TO Across the Continent" TO
which it is tho sequel, Mr.. Bryou, Of
course, is the life of the piece and assumes
a number OF characters in his oasy, natural
style. He is an actor of more than ordi-
nary ability, and his piece seems to lie
popular. The support, which was led by
Miss Kate Bryon as Louisa GO0dDiR, was
very good. The audience was not large
by any means, but it was very enthusiastic.
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uer share oftho work.

Philadelphia Call
/" rs your sister at homo ?" asked st.
Louis gentleman Of the little brother who
answered the bell.
Eyes, she's home," said the boy 4;
we're goin' to have cocoanut pies for
dinner to morrow, and she's out in the
kitchen helpin' mother make 'em."
Indeed" replied the young man evi,
IDENTIFY very much pleased, and what
part Of the pic does your sister make ?'
"She cracks the coooanuts with her
teeth"
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Eaxx YnrK NIhrknhn

NEW YORK. March ls Flour dun and In
some instances shade easier. Southern duh
and weak
Wheat LPkc lower, heavy and irregular
fair spebulLlive trading, mainly in May I;
al O3A ; May, 81 lO8l lO's June, 81 llsE3
l2h.
Corn L0Ic lower; moderately active /;
Mixed Western, spot, J0g02 do future, GIG
csc.
Oats a shade easier and dull, including No.
May, i0jsc; state, 4lGi7c; Western, 500
lOC
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A pCpular FsIIncy.

Many poopie think that rheumatism cannot
he curch. 1t IL caused by n had state OF the
blood which depot poisonous matter In the
joints ana muscles, causing lamcn ~, stiffness
ana swelling OF the joints and excruc atinR
pains. Kilncy.Wort viii certainly effect n
cure II acts on the Kidneys, Liver ana Bow.
OILS, stimulating thom to IA healthy action, pur-
inos and enriches the blood and eliminates
the poison from the system. GO TO the near.
est druggist buy Kilncy-wort and DO cured.
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AT waSHIsGTON.
some Prooeen,ngsin Conpres.


WARRINGTON, March 1S.-Amnng the
to-day was one Offering reward of s25, 900
for rescuing or ascertaining the fate of the
Greedy expedition.
Mr.. Hawley said such reward might
induce many vessels to steer out of their
course to explore the Arctic region.
nHtionRl support To Common schools.
The bill to aid in the establishment aud
temporary support of common schools was
taken up. 1t appropriates fifteen million
dollars for the first year, fourteen for the
second and SO on for ton years, decreasing
a million each year, the money to be ex-
pended in the various states on the basis
Of illiteracy.
Tho object is not to establish any indie
pendeLt system of schools, but simply to
aid in the maintenance of the state schools,
Mr.. Blair in addressing the Senate on
the bill said, at was the worst important
bill brought before the Senate since the
war"
In the House.
In tho House to-day at the expiration
of the morning hour Mr.. Townsheud
Ullinois) moved to go into committee of
| the whole on the postoftice appropriation
bill and declined to yield to Mr.. Curtin,
Penn'a), who wished to submit report
of the foreign affairs committee on the
| Lasker resolutions. Thereupon the mem.
| bcrs of that committee mustered their
| forces and attempted to vote down the
motion, but though they made good
| fight the appropriation committee came
out successful and at 1880 p. M. the House
| went into committee of the whole on the
bill referred to.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 1s.-Johnnie
Cobb, aged six years, is prostrated with
all the symptoms of hydrophobia and no
hope is entertained of his recovery. He
was bitten by dog while sitting on tho
steps of his home nearly three years ago.
The dog was killed by policeman and
nothing more was thought of the matter
until a few days ago, when the child de-
yoloped symptoms of rabies. The doctors
are unable to help him.
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Now Sork.
Onntniinna by Asaocintad p roas.

VUOIHIIDHb Uy AssOCIHUtu u IB5H.
Stocks firm. Money easy at l1d2c.
New YORK Central. ........................ll5A
Ell6 h1llTOau. Zla
ADAMS ENl lDrssS.
Michigan Central Railroad. ad.,...............9 g..
Michigan Southern Railroad. ..............l0 l03
Illinois Central Railroad Oad................... 81
Cleveland Il Pittsburgh RNilrOad..........i3
Chicago Il ROCK Island Railroad. .......... 23N
Pittsburgh h Fort wayne Railroad .,......lS3
Western Union Telegraph Company..... 75L
Toledo h Wabash. ...............,.......... l5x
New Jersey Central. ...."............, ss
New York Ontario n Western. lON
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AnuseIn BnfH,

" The Forge Aaster."-Miss Msude Granger
appears here In this play Wednesday evening.
A Philadelphia exchange says of It "The Hrst
representation In Philadelphia OF Claire and
the Forge Master a dramatiZation of Ohnet's
powerful French novel, 'Lo Maitrs DIES
Forges,' was given by n company OF actors OF
whom lifted, both by nature and training, to
TO justice to an emotional society play. Tho
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INDEPENDENT REpUBLIuANs.

They Nominate "a Candidate for Governor III
Rhode LELAND
PROVIDENCE, r, l., March 1S-An In
dependent Republican state convention
assembled here this morning, with dole.
gates representing one. half of the state.
Hon. George II. Coress has been
nominated for governor, but it is not
yet announced whether no will ac.
cept. A committee was appointed
to wait upon Mr.. Corliss, and to confer
with the Democrats, who hold a conven.
tOn to morrow. The convention then
adjourned.
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SECOND EDITION N.
TUESDAY EVENING, MAR. ie, 1854
TOWARDS THE PACIFIC.
SOME NEWS FROM rsr SOUTHWEST.
AvenEing tho murder OF an Ola Uoupis II
NErya. Years hlo--rbo Biil-sharon scan.
sdsl-Looss Justice In

ayengine tho Murder OF an old couple II
e4-ys. Years hlo-rbo Biil.sbaron scan.
sdsl-Locs. Justice IN
Now OrIean'.
New ORLEANS, March 18.-During tie
festivities last Christmas eve on board the
Spanish steamship Humacoa, Silvio
Belva, in a drunken frenzy stabbed and
killed Pedro Echava and mOrtally wound
ed Jose Maria Belboa, who died q few days
after. Belva was tried here In the crimi-
nal district conrt on charge of murder in
the first case and acquitted. The second
case is pending.
ArsDging Murder Committed II Years a 60
GALVESTON, Texas, March 1S.-A spe
cial from Marshall says: IL is reported
that one Millicau, who with another man
named Clark murdered an old couple
named Rogers, in Onachita parrish, II
years ago, was lynched at Pulaski yester.
day ard that citizens are in hot pursuit of
Clark. W. j. Rogers, son of the
victims, is said to be with the pursuing
party.
minnesota Fire.
ST PAUL, Mimi, March 1S "A destruo
tive fire at Kuife Falls, Carlton county,
broke out last night in the mills of g. N.
Nelson, lumber dealer. The Duluth fire
steamer WAS telegraphed for and sent out.
AT the last accounts the fire was under
control. The drying kiln and a quantity
Of shingles we're burned.
Tho EilIshsron Case.
SAN FRANCISCO March IS In the suit
of Hill VA. Sharon, tho plaintiff yesterday
testified that the defendant said if she
would give him paper of release he
would give her Sl00, 600 and an allowance
OF $500 a month, and that she refused
these offers.
Tne Flames In ~. Lou,s.
ST. LOUIS, March 1S.-The Mitchell
furniture company's factory was burned
this morning. Loss, $50 900.
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Hsla FOR conspiracy 20 A Apduet.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1S.--Mrs. Emma
ID. Coolidge, who was arrested last week
for conspiring with others to abduct her
ten year old son, Alfred, from the house
Of her sister in law, in West Philadelphia,
was again brought before a magistrate
this afternoon and held In IL 500 bail to
answer at court
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pOLETIUaL.

hEMOOEACiO IOUNCI UUNVENriON.
~ The Democracy OF the City and County
OF Lancaster viii assemble at their usual
voting places, in their respective districts, on
SATURDAY, MARC II p, 1884,
TO name one person as member OF the county
committee for the ensuing year and 10 select
three or ave delegates TO represent them IN
the county convention, 10 be held on the third
flOor OF Kepler's new Postotilce building on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, lisa, to elect Del
egatGs 20 the state convention, which meets
at Allentown, April 9, 1881, and two members
OF the state Committed.
The districts conventions viii meet as fol.
lows:
FYrs.-LhNCAsTERC CITY The Delegates
from tho city Will assemble at u. m, In the
ONCE OF j. Is. Lichty, and elect three Dele
gates. -
Second SOUTHERN, The Delegates from
the southern District will assemble at 10 q.
m, in tho once OF j. Is. Lichty, ana elect
Third-NUhTHERN. Tho Delegates from
the Northern District will assemble at 10 a.
M, in the front room on said noor ana elect
four delegates.
j. l.. sTEINMETZ,
Chairman County Committee.
~ h. aE4ss E4Ssfsspsi @slsa, Secretaries.
j B. LIGHTLY, mii-dSw
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No Hope or his Recovery.
fight Among spinnsrs.

FALL RIVER, Mass March lS.-The
house occupied by Patrick Fallon, near
Chase mills, where the Knobstiok spinuers
of the Chase mill boarded, was attacked
last night. Fallon's son was seriously
injured and pistols were used freely. The
Knobsticks were escorted TO work this
morning by police.
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Inspector General Goddard, of the state
militia, in his report on tho armores and
state property says The Fourth brigade
is located in the counties of LehlgN,
Berks and Lancaster. The companies are
located on the lines Of the Reading, LehiRh
Valley and Pennsylvania railroads. The
armories are all good aud the state prop
erty well cared for.'
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Labor Dimuuitits,

PITTsDURd, March 1s.-The coal trades
tribunal will meet on Thursday, when IL
is thought tho rate of mining for railroad
miners will be fixed without referring the
matter to an umpire. Operators have
taken firm stand on three cents, while
the miners insist upon 81. A oompromiss
will be effected.
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WEATHER InDICATioss

WASHINGTON, March l8. For the Middle
Atlantic states, threatening weather and
rain, winds generally northeasterly, nearly
stationary temperature, followed on
Wednesday by lower barometer.
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Tho spottsd Robin.

A spotted robin that for several years
past has built aud warbled on the premises
of Il. II. Blubaker, North Duke street,
returned to its old quarters yesterday-a
sure sign that gentle spring is approach
ing.
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stris,rs Ns.ume work.

PLyMouTB, Mass, March 1s.--The
striking nailers at the Robinson iron com.
pany's factory, resumed work to day, ac-
cording to the company's terms.
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a Long Sentence,

HUNTERS POINT, March IS.-John
Quigley, yesterday convicted of burglary
and attempted rape, was this morning
sentenced to Is years to Sing Sing. His
accomplice, McGill, will DO tried to.
morrow.
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MY wIts'- s.ryou. Affection.

awe hHd celscd To hope that my wiie's nerv-
Gus ancctIon c.ul be curcd," writes Rev j.
A. Edie, OF Beaver, Pa. Man physicians
failed to do her good, but Samaritan NervtHe
has cured her" At druggists.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-18

- Bottoml'ss 0nsgmiro In chester county
A piece Of road somo 80 feet in iorgth
and the entire width of the highway, about
half mile east of kimbertun, Chester
county, on the PhGuiNvillo road, gave
way, ana tho bottom literally dropped out
A young man who was riding Ou horse
back, got into this quagmJrc aud in his
efforts 10 oKtrcltc himself both horse aud
rider floundcrCd in the mud fo. u full half
hour before they landed On solid ground
again. Christian Friday, the supervisor.
at once took measures 10 rrp1ir the road
and mako II plssable by tiling 1t up with
stone Load after load was put in, but
would disappear as sOou as tEey were un.
loaded. Mr.. F.iday then got some tim
bers aud made q Corduroy road" of it,
covering the timber with branches of
c5dar. fhoSs who have seen IL pronounce
it 0Ic of the most remarkable piece Of
quagmiro they ever behed.