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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-04-27

.
tary of the Treas
mendation.
Pacific h
At meeting of the
on Pacific Railroads to-da,
Thompson was instructed to-
amending the Thurman sinkine
and Representative Post was givel.
ity to submit minority report. l.
port will be signed by four or five m.
bers of the committee. The bill which b,
will submit with his report is mainly
based upon the one introduced in the Sem
ate by Mr.. Edmunds.
Indian Education I'm Da1xota.
Senator Call reported favofably from the
Committee on Education and Labor the
bill introduced by Senator MAnderson,
to encourage Indian education in Dakota,
which provides that 640 acres of the lands
heretofore set apart for school purposes in
that Territory be allotted for educational
purposes among the indians of the Terri
tory, and school erected thereon and
carried on as an industrial farm school,
for the exclusive education of the Indian
children of Dakota.
Breaking Up the Fast Mail.
President Bliss, of the Boston and Al
bany Company, has ordered that the train
which now leaves Boston at 6 o'clock pm.
be put back one hour, so as to start at Z
pm. This order, if carried out, will de-
stroy the fast mail connection between
New England and the West The Boston
and Albany train, carrying the New Eng
land mail, now connects at Albany at l rs
o'clock am. with the Western fast mail
from New York, which cannot be held an
hour without breaking important Western
connections.
aumatra Toha>ro
The Secretary of the Treasury has re-
ceived from the Attorney General an
opinion in regard to the duty on Sumatra
tobacco under the provisions of the new
tariff act relating to the duty on leaf to-
bacco. The Attorney General holds that
customs appraisers may examine packages
containing leaf tobacco, and in cases in
which it appears it has been packed for
the purpose of evacing the law they may
separate that plainly fit for Filings only
from that which is fit for wrappers, and
assess on them duty applicable to each
class of tobacco.
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DIED,

GWIN-Saturday morning, April Is, 1884, at l
oclock, j. j. Gw-s, aged sixty-three years.
Funeral this (SUNDAY) afternoon at o'clock,
from residence of his son, corner Second street
and Bick ford avenue. Friends ara invited.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Two Little Children Murdered by Their
Mother.

EAsroN, Pa, April 26.-This morning
Mrs. Amelia Barnett locked the doors Of
her house, threw her two children, one
aged two years, the other five months, on
the bed and cut their throsts with razor.
She then gave an alarm, and as the neigh
bors rushed in drew the razor across her
own throat and threw herself beside her
children. All three are mortally wounded.
The Barnett family came here from Pitts
burg, Pa, several months ago.
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rnu,,..r.,.o. .....,.a

BONNEVILLE, Mo-, April 26-Marshal
Smith, at Pilot Grove, twelve miles south
of this city, arrested counterfeiter giving
the name of Arlington, who was brought
to this city and lodged in Jail to await q
preliminary hearing. On his person was
large amount of counterfeit gold coin.
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CAPITAL POINTS.

Representative Reagan Doing Well.
WAsHINGToS, April 26.-Representative
Reagan passed a restless, uncomfortable
night, but is easier this morning. His
physician says he is doing well.
The Navajo Outbreak.
No information has been received at the
Indian Bureau concerning the reported
Navajo outbreak. The report is generally
discredited.
Fer the BENEFIT Of Mrs. Greshan.
The journey of the Postmaster General
to Florida is taken for the benefit of Mrs.
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A CHICAGO lover bet his girl that he
could tell what she was thinking of. He
thought she was thinking OF him, but she
wasn't; it was about DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, which had just cured her of 8
dreadful couph
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MONTVALE SPRINGS.
Tickets, so Ce.ts
BLOUNT COUNTY, EAST TENN,
n rNcvr pRopRIETOR

THE justly famous House Of Seven Gables
i will be open May IS, 1854. Excellent Gull
sine, New Furniture, Magnificent Scenery and
Delightful Climate, Telephone connection with
Knexvills. RATEs-Per day, 81; per week, $40 TO
3l2. mar month E30 tn go
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-10
SECOND EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING. MAY 10, 1854
DANA FOR BAYARD.
THE VETERAN EDITOR ON Politics
He has Poor Hopes for DemocrAuo success
-Commends Artburs Administration
and Desires Bayard's Nomination.

He has Poor Hopes for DemocrAuo success
-Commends Artburs Administration
ana Desires Bayard's Nomination.
New YORK, May 10--The Express to day
prints an interview with Cbas. A. Dana, Of
the Sun, reviewing tho coming presidential
campaign. lie thinks the prospects of
Democratic success very poor, as Is also
its possibility. The position of Carlisle
ana Morrison leaves the party disunited.
Holman is his tlrst choice, but he would
not like to see Holman nominated on a
failing chance.
Morrison has not the timber in him to
make q president Carlisle is not a safe
man Randall stands as defender of tho
only policy under which Democratic sue.
cess is possible Mcdonald lacks back
bone and force Hendricks has excellent
qualities, but Mr.. Dana does not think he
will be nominated. Tllden could be
nominated by acclamation and elected,
but he would not be a candidate. Mr..
Dana sees no signs in favor Of either
Cleveland, Flower or Hancock ; Thurman
Is out of the race.
Dana tor Bayard.
Dana's own judgment favors Bayard's
nomination, the latter being "a man
perfectly respectable and of unquostioned
Democratic principles "
Palmer, of Iliaois, appears to have no
backing. or tho Republican candidates
Mr. Dana thought tho administration is
safe and strong with Arthur. Blaine is a
favorite but has lreadybeen, beaten in two
races. Sherman is possibly but not probably
a candidate. Senator Sherman has no
chance. Edmunds represents the respect
able gentlemen who do nothing at
election time but vote. and only that when
1t is convenient" Lincoln could only
succeed after the failure of Arthur and
Blaine.
Mr.. Dana does not think the convention
could DO stampeded to Grant aud thinks
any way it will result in repetition Of
Chicago in 1880.
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a Handsome TOMB.

Dr. VIM. i. Compton, executor the es-
tate OF the lato A. u. Ditmars, has just placed
over the remains OF this late general and his
wife, massive solid tomb, OF new ana elc-
giant design. Tho tomb Is constructed OF tho
best Italian marble and consists OF n base,
plinth, die and heavy cap The die contains a
beautiful raised panel on front and back tho
front panel contaiuing the Inscriptions OF the
general and his wife, placed side by SIDE. The
proportions OF this tomb arc perfect and ar.
tistlc, and very pleasing TO the eye, and were
designed expressly tor Dr. Compton, who do
serves much credit tor his taste ana nbGrality
In so substantially marking the last resting
place OF one OF Lancaster's most prominent
citizens. The wsrk was designed ana exc.
cuted by Major Chas. NJ. Howell.
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pda, pdrr,oyisions dull Mess Pork, els soo,sD
=, nscon--Smoked Shoulders, 7k0ect ssit sfo
dc dcsgiaaHci iasn,Jso Smoked Hams, is><6iaxc, pickisd
lard Lard auiet, city refned. sxoek, Iooss
butchers, hSs,, ,sAo, prime steam ss s5Ssi 'o0''
nrsta n~,seesdy Creamery extra, ee0s7c 4
do fifsts4 aIS55, b q. n. =. do. N68c
'wTc WwoI,s' 90 good to choice. l7Slisc.
E,,s nc no ehoico here poor, T1sc.
ltls6i5Xc. :" soou oomsnd Extras,
o,J Snoeso fss, s,eady. New. York full creams.
TEaoc 'SHTioc ~ new, lo0l3ko Western %
SApps, pn,,,oU.Sc; oU.Sc do full skins, fresh, et5lc.
wh,sns, uwEh,,T.eum y. n nrm Refined, sh0sxc.
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Womsn.n Cnrl.li,n Temreranee Union.

Tho womon's Christian Temperance union
prayer meeting tomorrow Sunday after.
noon, will be held at 3;l5 In the Union Bethel.
The pastor, Rev. q, ". soilhamer will lead.
On Tuesday at . o'clock tho union meets at
No. li2 North Prince street. Arrangements
have been made TOR lectures by Miss NArcissa
E. White, as follows Sunday, 18th, at court,
house at hali-pGst three Monday, 9th. even
ing, AT Mannheim Tuesday, 2 tn, evening. at
First Methodist, city; Thursday, 22d, evening,
Marietta Friday, 23d, evening, at LititZ. Miss
White Is a pleasant speaker, a graduate OF the
state normal school at Adinboro, Erie county
and has been tor several years engaged as In
structor at county teachers Institutes
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DEATHS.
MITCHELL -On the 9th inst, In Philadelphia,
Elizabeth, reliot OF the late James Mitchell,

MITCHELL On the 9th inst, In Philadelphia,
Elizabeth, reliot OF the late James Mitchell,
aged 81 years.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence No. 1915 NorlhNecond
street, on Tuesday after noon, the 18th inst az
lo'clock. lnterment at Laurel Hin.
MCIsTyRK In this city, on May 10. 1884.
Joseph X, son OF Jacob and the late Alice Al G.
intyre, aged lOyears, months and ~ days
The relatives and friends OF the family are
resp 2etiuily invited to attend the funeral from
tho residence OF his grandparents, No. 8l6J6
West King street, on Monday afternoon at
clock. Interment In Lancaster cemetery, IL
sKIRER.-May 10, 1884, in this city, Ida Martha
daughter OF John ana Salle sieber, Ia the aSd
year OF her age
AT Rest"
The relatives aud friends OF the family ar,
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Some months ogo II will be remembered
that Ambrose Gause, a young man resid-
ing in tho Eighth ward, was arrested by
Michael Sohallcr who claimed that no had
caught him attempting to fire building.
Schallor was no officer, and 1t was devel
oped afterwards that Ganso had not been
guilty Of anything whatever. Ganso then
brought suit for damages against Schal.
Ter. To. day the case was settled between
tho parties, Schallor acknowledging that
he was wrong in making the arrest as
Ganso was not tho right man.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-10
County NOtRs.

Abo Buzzard was recently seen near
BcrufItown, armed with o Winchester
breeoh loading rifle, an eighteen shooter.
Tho board Of directors OF the New Hol
land National bank on Tuesday declared
a semi annual dividend OF ~ per cent. In
addition to this o., 900 were placed to tho
surplus fund and over 81, 600 were retained
In tho profit and loss account. Tho sur
plus fund Of tho bank Ia row 100000.
Emanuel Helman, formerly Of Mt. Joy.
died In Lebanon while there on a visit 70
his sister. IIo WAS buried from the Mt.
Joy Evangelical church on Thursday.
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a Hare Hat.

Mr.. w. II. Fisher, tho fruit dealer In
front Of the postotllco, has In his possession
raro bat--not base ball bat or brick
bat, but living, night flying, fly catching
bat which no rccoivod In an invoice OF
bananas from q foreign port. Tho bat Ia
of light cinnamon color, It's body being
covered with fur, softer than that Of tho
otter or sable. When wo saw tho little
beast or bird, whichever II is, 1t was cling
ing to n small stick, which it held to with
great tcnaoity, as II afraid Of losing itself,
and it kept its very small eyes tightly
closi against the glare OF the sunlight.
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six sermons on elijah,

Eov. Sylvanus Stall, OF st. Johns Lutheran
church, will preach u sunday evening series
on Elijah, as follows May II, Christian
Courage Elijah before hhGb; May IS,
"Christian Faith "-Eliiah In tho famine
May %, "Christian Prayer ~ ELL lah on Car.
mel June 3, "Christian Despondency ~
Elijah under tho juniper tree June l5
Christian Assurance "-Elijah on Mount
Horebi Juno 20, "Christian Triumph"-E
translated,
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Hew Nork mAyRose

Nnw Y oRE, May yl0-Flour-state and we.,.
orn duh. sonthern stoady and quiet.
Wheat 10lko lower, heavy and irrevuiar
with moderate trading in the options No. 4
Red, May, 81 osk0I osMj June, si 07N0
csH Aug 81 o5M0 % sep,,;; u osH
ern spot at 5s6n6Skc; do future, 64IS1oskc.
oats H0ssc lower. including No. June,
N03oc July, 39k0Ssxc; atate, lo0Aee :
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No 0raase for Him.

"When Greece her knees-G reece her kneos
-Greece her kuees," stammered an embar-
rased school boy, iogetting the next line OF his
recitation. There - no occasion TO grease
anybody's knees" shouted the teacher. Go
sion To gT ease your hair. Parker's Hair BaI.
sam Il all tho dressing you want. Restores
tho original glCss ana color To gray or faded
hair. Does not soil the linen not a dive
good for the scalp; prevents falling out.
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.euuion Oftho ;Ofh

The members of tho 10Th regimen.
Pennsylvania Vol, residing in this city
intend holding meeting in tho rooms OF
George II. Thomas post, G.. A. II on
Thursday evening for tho purpose of
making arrangements to hold reunion Of
the regiment in this city.
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UhieI Ju.,Ios Mursnali,s statue.

WAsrINGToN May l0.-Tbe statue Of
Chief Justice Nasha1 was unveiled here
to-day with appropriate ceremonies. Tho
weather was all that could be desired, and
a large crowd was present.
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n saa Accident.

WuMTNGToN, DI., May l0.-At Ellen
dale, Sussex county, this morning, a son
Of Samuel Wall, ac0idortllly discharged
his pistol while oiing il The bullet
pierced his mothers brain, killing her in.
stantly.
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Reunion NJ sew ROLAND.

The members Of the Goth regiment Penn.
sylvania volunteers hold their banquet at
the hotel Of Abraham Setlcy, New Hol.
land, this evening. About 25 members
loft this city in large omnibus this
afternoon and others went by their own
conveyances.
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David Good, charged with committing
a felonious assault on James EchIer some
days ago, was taken before Alderman
McCouOmy this afternoon and entered
bail to answer. Eichler is doing very well
considering the terrible beating to which
he was subjected
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-10

Tucson, Arizona, May 10-Hudson s;
Co., bankers at Tombstone, made an
assignment yesterday. Three assign.
ments were made one by each individual
member of tho firm. Liabilities, $500, 600.
II mortgages held by them can DO realized
upon, there will be surplus assets
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Resignation OF Telegraph Manager.

John 9. Zecher has resigned his position
as manager Of the Western Union telo
graph Office in this city ard Leoui Lemon,
of Mifllin, has been appointed TO take his
place. Mr.. Zecher served his apprentice.
ship with this company and after. the resig.
nation OF Mr.. Potts. was made manager.
Ho was very courteous aud oblging
gentleman and very popular with the pub
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n,obsu,c. Foundry Company

Notice is called to an advertisement in
another column of tho above named COM
pauy. The company is composed Of
practical and reliable founders, who have
had much experience IN the business, and
who are worthy of public patronage.
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FALL RIVER, Mass, May 10.-To day
completes the fourteenth week OF tho
strike in This city, Tho strike is pIacti-
cally over. Though for while no forna
agree ment has been made to return. many
have gone back, aud some Of tho mills are
in fnll OLel alton.
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THE STAR ROUTE TRIALS,
forGmau HotohinsOn. of the Grand J N y
Kefusesto niyulge tue Jury's Proceed

Kefusesto niyulge tue Jury's Proceed
iu2s.
WASHINGTON, May 10.-E. X. Hutcbin.
SOD, foreman Of ono of the grand juries
considering the Star Route cases and which
failed to find indictments, was before the
House committee investigating the Star
Route trials. Ho refused to answer
questions relative to tho proceed.
ings in the grand jury room until
he consulted with counsel. The
committee discharged Mr.. Hutchinson
with the understanding that no should
appear again on Monday, and that during
the interim he should consult with lawyers
upon the propriety of his divulging the
secrets OF tho jury room.
The committee decided to hear Mr.
Walsh also on Monday in his own behalf
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The rrs,iden. Ney YORK.

New YORK, May 10. President Arthur
to-day bieakGasted late, and afterwards
devoted his time to priva,e business in his
apartments, at tho Fifth Avenue hotel. lie
declined to receive few callers who sent
their cards.
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Laborers OaarreIlng

QUINCY, Illinois, May 10.-Twenty
masked men attacked a wagon containing
somo non union men this morning firing
revolyeIs freely. The driver Of tho wagon
and one non union man aeceived severe
flesh wounds. The others fled,
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FuneIalof Col. Pricc.

The funeral of Col. =. II. Prico took
place from his residence No. 40 South
Lime street, and was largely attended.
The Lancaster bar and lodge 43 +. and A..
NJ. attended in body. The intermOn
was made in Lancaster cemetery.
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PITTsBURG, Pa, May 10.---A special
from Wcsttield, Pa, says Hon, Butler F.
Strong, who represented Tiosa county
district ip the Senate and in tho House
for Is years, committed suicide this morn
ing by shooting himself. Ill health is
given as the cause.
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MABhE Els,
RnIInueIpnIs m Nrke.

PHILADELPHIA, May 10 -Plour market dull
and easy sqpertlne state, So9s Extra
Indiana family, 81 5Opb IS; MINI. extra, q 90
40 IS straight, $5 O1G5 rs; winter patents,
o. 1916 so spring do IS 25a6 y
Rye flour firm ut B3 50g3 62If,
Wheat hrm; No, 2 Western Rel, N (5;
No, do, 9dkc ; No, Pa Red, st lGQl II.
Corn scarce ana strong; Steamer mixed and
yellow, d2d63kc; sail yellow, 62aGtc do
mixed, 0!GGic No. mixed and yellow, clio
CSC.
Oats dull; No. White. axe; No. 2 do
tlci No. . do, i0kci rejected, S0k8iOc !
No. mixed, $50.
Rye firm at nc.
Seeds Clover dull at sk99c; Timothy
duh at el 40; Flaxseed drm at tl ",
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uinr.ss Uausod by Lsck OF WORK.

LONDON, May 10.-Great distress has
been caused in South Shropshire by the
stoppage OF work at the TankervilIo lead
mine, the largest in tie kingdom Many
persons have been thrown out Of employ
ment,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-10

Tho following directors OF the North
American mutual fire. Insurance company
have been elected Henry ). EberIy,
Samuel NissIey and Henry lieilman.
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THO wcaclus Railroad K.oe,ver.nip.

PHILADELPHIA May 10 Tho United
States circuit court is not 10 session to day.
The clerk of the court understands that
application FOX formal discharge of the
Reading railroad roccsiver will be met
next week.
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manurac,ory fyurned.

WALLINoToN, Conn, May l0.-Tho
Sweetlaud manufacturing company's chuck
works have burned loss, S40, 900.
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city hand rate

Tho fair closes tonight. TIE manage
mGnt gives notice that tho "pOlls" for the
articles TO DO voted for will DO closed at o
O'Clock, by which hour all books and
money must be handed over.
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An $4,000 Fire.

CLEVELAND, o., May l0,-Williams &
Co. Is varnish works were damaged by fire
to-day to the extent of $50, 900,
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4 NatiIn WIN Irnmn,

NATION, H., May 10.-Iu batlle with
ten tramps this morning three policemen
shot two aud captured seven.
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FOR SALE.

Two LARGE WALNUT STORE COUN-
/ teis for saIo; may be seen In the store room
lately occupied by Mr.. s. 3, Bsthvon, No. l0l
North Queen street must be removed soon.
Apply 10 T.. IL. LEEEVRE,
ai7-tid once No. 1877 East King st.
DHIVATE ssLg.-w wat sE suLD At
j private lie property no. il9 south Queen
street, containing is feet front and :iS feet
deep, upon which Is erected n ono story house.
bake oven. right TO n well of water cistern
and choice lot OF fruit trees. For further 10
formation apply on the premises.
N.Y. ,lwd JOHN MohANUS.
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HOr.es shipped.

Fiss & Doerr shipped this morning tc
New York twenty head OF Graught and
driving horses.
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DupL,o SALE OF VALUABLE sUILD.

DUnLio SALE OF vALUABLE sUILD.
i ING LOTS. On SATURDAY, MAY "a,
1851, at l o'clock p. M, will he sold on the
premises, fitty lots OF % feet each, fronting on
South Prince ami Beaver streets In this city.
These lots lie south OF llager street, near 10
the cotton mills, Urban q Burgers planning
mill, furnace, gas works, dye works and other
industries and about one block from the new
school house aboutto DO erected in the Fourth
ward.
Thirty per cent. OF the purchase money
must DO paid and possession given imme-
diately, and the balance OF 70 per cent. may bo
charged upon the property AMI paid in nve
years, with six per cent
mayStfI Is, FRANK EsHLEMAN
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PhiianelpnIn
quotations by Asso ,iatof Press.

BtockB steady.
Philadelphia 3 Eric Il. G....,......... IL
Reading Railroad. ..................... l0L
Pennsylvania Railroad, ad,.....,....,.......... beN
LehtSh Valley railroad. ad.....................8 $50
United Companies OF Now Jersey ..,..... 1917
northern PacffiC.. Observation-Disclosures. B
Northern Pacific prrferrei...... ...... s2
Northern Central Railroad ....,............c co
Lenigh Navigation Company 455x
tOlrsLONi lShiifOhl ,..' sss....,..s... .....1ll
Central Transportation Company..... q. J8H
PIttsh'g, Tltusvillo n BuffAln v. r.. ..... 6M
L!ttls SchuVlti ill Railroad ad................. ca
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WAsHINdToN, May 10.-For tho Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, northeast.
erly winds, stationary temperature,
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Tho Famous Lawyer Very Low.
WEATHER. IrDIyaTIoNs

NANTUCKET, Mass, May 10.-Charles
O'Couor is very low this morning,
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Norivx IL HEREBY GIVEN rBAr raH

PnisicIAN AND oCULIsT,
las Removed to No ~ w EST oRAE01 ~
I've and Ear treated 6lasso3 adjusted "a
peIfor spectacles on hand and 70 SdeL ~~.