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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-21
Phiiadelphis.
Quotations by Associated Press.
OuotatiOns by Associated Press.

Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks firm. Money easy ut lk02c.
New York Centrai.. ..........................llbk
Erie Railroad. 23k
Adams Express. ,........................ll9
Michigan Central Railroad. .................8 82
Michigan Southern Railroad. .l02A
Illinois Central railroad. 1871
Cleveland Il Pittsburgh Railroad. .l3S
Chicago n Rock Island Railroad. 1891
Pittsburgh 4 Fort Wayne Railroad. ........t33
Western Union Telegraph Company..... 73M
Toledo Il wabash. ................ l64
New Jersey Central. ...... ................. sSx
New York Ontario h Wostsrn.............1 10
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Near Bin.

~ feel neW. l was afflicted with sick head
ache ana general debility, but Burdock Blood
BucrS brought about an Immediate Improves
ment in my general health. 1 consider them
the best family medicine In the market"
Adolph LallCz, Buffalo, Y. For sale by H.
IL. Cochran, druggist, l37 and l30 North Queen
street.
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Fatal rsauIt.

PTTTsBURd, March 21.-Last night,
Thomas Littleaisly, and his para.
mour, Maria McChasty, fatally assaulted
Mrs. Littleaisly with chair and
poker. Both were arrested. The Lit.
tleaislys live in a shanty boat on the
river. Mrs. l.. had been
out and upon her return found her place
usurped by Maria. Her suggestion that
tho strange woman be put out led to the
assault
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SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 81, 1894
LATEST NEWS.
VARIOUS MATTERS sy rELrauApa.
somo UIasbes from wasbington-To-dny's q
Proceedings In tho ssnate-The
Gopish Inyesttgattou

SOmo NIssbes rom tUgtOn-1O-dny' a
Proceedings In tho senste-The
Copish Investigation,
WASHINGTON, March 2l.--The Copiah
connty investigation was continued to day.
Congressman Barksdalo testified in regard
To- the assertion that he made speech to
the electors, advising them :" to carry
Copiah county by shot gun IL necessary. "
He denied the charge in toto, saying the
history of Copiab county had been charao.
terized by love of law and order, and in
the last election there was nothing incon.
sistent with that record. The killing of
Matthews was the result of q personal
fcud and, a. the case is now before the
courts there, Mr.. Barksdale declined to
express an opinion on the subject.
IN Congress.
In the Senate Hoar called up his bill in
creasing the salaries of United States
district judges to $1,000, aud Morgan 70
sumed his remarks in opposition thereto.
the House.
In the House no attempt was made this
morning to call up the bonded extension
bill, and at 1890 the House went into
committee Of tho whole on tho private
calendar,
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1--WE had ceased to hope that my wiie's nerv.
ous affection could be cured" writes Rev. J.
A. Edie, of Beaver, Pa. Many physicians
failed to do her good, but Samaritan Nervtne
has cured her." At druggists.
mIS.lwlcnh&W
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1OPARrNERsJtIr,

u LANCASTER Feb. LISA.
We tho undersigned, have entt red into Il
co-partnership To date from February /, 1884,
for the term oi one year, tor the transaction
OF the Freight and Hauling business as the
nc A. Bilner Line" heretofore so esteemed
by our citizens, and tor which We solicit
continuance OF tho same at tho Old place OF
business, Harrisburg avenue, opposiie Mul-
berry street. ID, L, Z. W. bllNEh'
tISOkIWdeOu
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numLlu sALG-nN sAruMnAY hvEN:

DUBLiU sALE-oN sAIuKDaY EVEN
ING, MARCH p, 1851, viii be sold at pub.
lie sale at the CITY Hotel, on North QdeGn
street, Lancaster, Pa, tho valuable property,
known narOCIBCT, MCCully Co.
Foundry aud Machine shop" and ground be.
longing thereto. situated on the southwest
corner OF West Chestnut and Market streets,
Lancaster, Pa, The two-story Brick Slated
MACHINE shOP, fronts 37I feet on Chest.
nut street, and extends sOuthwaTd 90 feet has
IN extension OF 3S.9G3l.s feet, In which Is a
Brick Stack feet square at base and i5 feet or
more In height, and an annex l0.5Nl2. 10 teet,
containing two boilers and twenty horse
power engine.
The ono aud Il halt story brick slated Foun.
dry fronts so feet on Chestnut street, and ex.
tond5 50 teet southwark along Market street.
and has core oven l6NIi feet attached. Tne
cess pool on premises has good sewerage con
noction with Market street sewer. The per
sOnal property on the premises Is reserved.
AS the lot has frontage OF 1876 feet on
Chestnut street, ana extends southwark l2s, 0
fsot to cemetery lot, this affords II most ex-
cellent site tor either manufacturing pur-
poses or tor tobacco warehouses. The prop.
Crty Is In good condition and can be viewed at
any time by calling ON any OF the undersigned.
sale TO commence at 1880 O'Clock, when terms
and conditions will be made known by
BAUSMAN BURNS, or
iARBERGER, MCCULLEI h co
JACOB GUNDAKER, AucL mll,lils,2l2 PAR
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Officer Nandergrift, Of Burlington, Nov
Jersey. arrived in this city last night foI
Capt. jerks, tho swiudler lie left witt
his prisoner ut $40 this m0rEiug.
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Poisoned Her uusband.

QUEBEC, March 2l.-The wife OF We'll
lington Ward, keeper of boarding house
at Capelton, near Sherbrook, has been
arrested on u charge of numbering her
husband by administering poison.
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making nand uuiiorma.

Myers & Rathvou have been doing con-
siderable work in the way Cf making
uniforms, and have Just received contracts
for furnishing the Columbia. Gordonville
aud Strasburg bands with suits.
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John A, lIiostand, esq, has resolved to
become candidate for the Republican
nomination to Congress and an announce.
ment to that effect will probably be pub.
lshcd this evening.
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OVerCCut stolen,

Last night Conductor John Boylo, oi
the Lancaster accommodation, had lie
Overcoat stolen from the train between
Philadelphia and this city.
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HOP Pidstcrs are cloan, sweet and pleas INT
10 use Fresh Hops combined with Balsams
and Gums. Moro pbworIul than any other
porous plastcrs. ~ cts.
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The Weeks business Failures

NEW YORK, March 2l.-The business
failures for the past seven days number 176
for the United States, 1877 for Canada a
total of 2l3 over 2l6 lat week
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IEsNArEOELEWI ssrKEOnEKLATrL Lr

IsiAiEO EOFLEWIs sPkEOH Err LATE .
IA Lancdstcrcity, decd Letters testamenlary
dcrsigned, all persons Indebted thereto are
requested to make immediate payment and
those having claims or demands against the
same, WIN present them without delay for
settlement TO the undersigned, residing In
said city, SAMUEL SPREUIIEk
mtOtdoawH Executor,
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sPEOI4E NOTICES.
non,t bo Taint-nearled

II You are Ia trouble look up, hold on, give
the blues good by. II you nTe In pain, have
lameness, have AN achO OF any kind, go to the
drugs - and ask nim tor Thomas EctectrlC
OH, IL will do you good every time. For sale
by IL. II. Cochran, druggist 1877 and l3I North
OueOu street.
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TnC Inquirer printing and publishing
house ou North Queen street was connect
el with the telephone exchange today.
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LANcAsrEa, PA, Mach 20, 1854. maieFtmyso iGFSESi
y pUnLiU SALE or A LaRGE

LIVERY STOCK on to morrow (SATUR.
ID AI) afternoon, March -, lSSi,-The under
signed will sell Ht public sale, at No. ~ Mar
ket street, rear Ut pOstOfiica, ana next to
Ten head OF Driving and work Horses, one
fine Gray Pony, Leather Top Buggies, Car
riages Phwtons, Market Wagons, single and
Double SlCighs, Omni )usses, | Furniture
Wagon, s Sets Jingle Harness, Sets Double
Harness, Bells, Fly Ncts, Haters, straps,
Brides, Saddle, collars and other articles
too numerous to mention.
N. B.-Au this stock Will positively be sold,
as the undersigned Is going into other bust
ness.
Sulo to commence at o'clock, sharp. Terms
made known on day OF sale A credit will be
given. j. q, HUUGHlON.
y. HISS Il Son, AuCliOncor5. m2l.lt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

How absurd to wheeze with cough which
Hale's Honey OF IIorGhOund and Tar will cure.
piEes Toothacho Drops cure in one minute.
m lwdGodSw
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N'DTh,E TO ThE SFbChHOLDERS or
- the MannerChor Hall Association -Ihe
Board OF Directors OF tho MwnneI chor Hall
Association having resolved, with the consent
OF the stockholders, to increase the capital
stock OF the corporation from $4,000 to $50, 900
the increase TO be made by tho issue OF 400
sharosOt stock ut the par value of $500 eacn,
the stockholders OF the said corporation are
hereby notified that a meeting OF the stock
holders will be held Tor the purpose OF con.
sidering such increase OF capital NJ the office
OF the corporation on North Prince street, on
the 10Th day OF May, 1858, at o'cIocE y. m.
HENRY GERHART,
President.
LANCASTER PA Mach 20 Issi m2l-FtmySO
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Argument Conri.

Ia arguuIcnt court the quarter sessions
list was reached yesterday. but nothing of
importance was transacted.
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CoLDEN's Liquid Beef Tonic. As a tonic in
all cases Of deGHHy ana weakness, cannot bo
surpassed. mlTlwdeodSw
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four vagrants Gnl drunk, al Of whom
were discharged.
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RED HORSE POWDERS cure all diseases
fhorse, cattle, Sheep, hogs, poultry and all
Live Stock, POSITINECURE. mRy24-2
For sale at n. B. CCchTun's drug store 1877
North Queen street.
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1,ow 10 secure ,iealth.

seems strange that any one Will suffer
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ
WILLS SSARSAPARlLLAA AND STILLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health to the physical Organization. 1t
Is indeed a strengthening syrup, pleasant 10
take, and has proven itself TO be tue best
BLOOD PUBIFIER ever discovered, effect
ualy curing scrofula, Syphlitc disorders,
Weakness OF the Kidneys, Erysipclns, Mala-
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bill.
ious complaints and all diseases indicating ap
impure condition OF tho Blood, Liver, Kid
ncys, Stomach, Skin, etc. 1t corrects indt
gostion. single bottle viii prove to you its
merits as health renewer, tor 1t ACTS LIKE
A CHARM, especially when tho complaint Is
OF an exhaustive nature, having "a tendency to
lossen the natural YigOr OF tho brain and ner
vOus system.
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'I'HE NEW YORK
E'''iS SALE
Valuable Cltv Building Lots,

situate on the northeast corner OF North
Lime and James streets. These lots viii make
elegant building sites, being situated in IA
fast improving part OF the city. For further
Information call on
ALLEN A. HEIR & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
No. los East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
lulylGGtISOawF liu
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ahER'S PAIN PANACEA cures pain In
man and beast. For use externally and inter.
nally.
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- IAKIED sitEAD.
- STILL AHEAD. INTEND TO KEEP
AHEAD in 1Ca-, COflces, Sugars anu Spices
My 9jc Cream RiO T. uneNCUllcd in Lancaster.
Tryit Best soc Teas Ia America. White4t &c
sugar In tho city. Best Granuated sugar,
7L.C hs LiEht Brown Tor &c.
CLhRKE'S TEA STORE,
marll.lyd No 81 West King street.
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DJBLIU SALE.-uS MONDAY, MARCB
L 20 Ot House old Furniture, etc. etc, at
No. 20 North May street sale to commence
at O'Clock y. N.
m2l-2t' j. STlMPFLE.
, 1884-09-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Bekjendtgjorelse

TIP HENHOLD til Anordning ON
- Veivasenet paa St. Croix af
Ode Juni d.. A, ) - bekjendtgj0res
herved at Exemplarer af Diet fra
Veicommissionen indkomne I'd
kast til Fordeling af Veibyrden i
hvert af Oens Kvarterer for Tiden
fra 1ste October d. A. til 1ste OctO-
Der 1889 henligge til Eftersyn paa
Politikamrene, og at muligo Ind
sigelscr mod Fordelingen maa frem-
sattos linden Il Dage efter sidsto
Indrykkelso af n@rverende Be-
kiendtgj6rolse i Oens Avis.
Gouvernementet for de dansk vestindisko
Ger, st. Croix den 1ste September 1884.
G.. III. ARENDRUP.
, 1884-09-03
Van Brake.
Publication.
@NURSUANT to s u of Ordi-
TRANSLATION.

%0URSUANT to s II Of Ordi-
Us nance 9th June 1884 concern
ing Public Roads in st. Croix it is
hereby made known that copies of
the Draft Of Road Assignment for
the whole Island for the quinquen-
MUM from 1st October 1884 to LIST
October 1889 prepared for each
quarter have been received from the
Road Commission and have been
placed for inspection in the Police
offices and that eventual objections
to this assignment must be made
within IA days Of the last insertion
of this publication.
Government Of the Danish West India
Islands, st. Croix the LIST September 1884,
G. II. ARENDRUP.
, 1884-09-03

Since the Budget has been laid be-
fore the Council there has been made
this alteration, that the controlling Of
the expenses and receipts i'll the Trea-
surer's Office has been transferred
from the Book keepers Office to the
Government Secretary's Office, on ac-
count of the business Of the BOOkkeep-
er and Treasurer having been transfer
red to the Royal ~Bookkeeper.
AS the business thus transferred
will cause some extra writing in the
Sccretary's Office it is necessary to
have at disposal the necessary means
for the purpose, for which reason the
amount for Office expenses has been
proposed to be augmented with $1,000
9Th Crownmember KaLmer would beg
to make a short remark on a little item it
is not of great moment, still he would beg to
mention it. Among the expenses for the
Governmentssecretary'S Office are wages
for a Messenger, Gil per month. Of course
he supposed it is not possible to have a
Messenger for less but not only on this
occasion, but on others also, had it struck
him that Messengers in the public offices
are paid such high wages; and when we
compare what is generally paid to house
servants, grOoms, those wages appear very
high, especially as these Messengers are
at disposal only a limited time of the
day, say from s o'clock in the morning
to 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The general
pay is otherwise Sc to SIS pr. month for
people of that position, and the higher
amounts paid to public messengers appear
ed all the more striking when we see that
no special knowledge is required in those
situations, and more especially when we
remember what is paid in salary to certain
employees i'll the communal service, for
instance the female teachers in the public
school, who are paid but $40 pr. month,
and who oftentimes are ladies that have
undergone proper training, with a deal of
, 1884-09-03

pains and trouble to acquire proficiency
these parties are expected to live on 500
only, but the Messenger in the Secretary's
office has Sill monthly; there is here no
proper relation, and though a small Item,
as already observed, still he would call
attention to it.
The G0vernor: With regard to the re-
marks from the honorable 9th Grown
member (Kalmer) wonld limit himself to
state that he found the sum Ill question
fixed as salary for the Messenger III the
Secretary'S Office, and he had hither-
to found no reason to alter it. AS far as
he knew, the messengers are otherwise paid
D.. IN. 81 to $S monthly and upwards there
must be some difference i'll regard to the
different Office messengers, especially Tor
the Messenger i'll the Secretary's Office,
the person must be really suitable; and Il
reliable person.-He could not agree in the
comparison with the salary OF the female
teachers III the public Schools; III the first
place $40 D.. IN. is the commencing salary,
and the salary is to increase gradually, next
it is well known that men and women are
paid differently. On the whole he could not
consider the messengers wages as eXorbl-
tant.
The Speaker referred to the remarks in
the Report in connection with item ID l,
and he had expected that it would have
been unnecessary to say anything further;
he was only sorry that the honorable 9th
Crownmember (Kalmer) had not in the
Committees meetings brought forward the
matter on which he had Just now common
ted it would certainly have been a better
place to do so. He ILemmingI could only
on behalf of himself accept what His
Excellency had now stated on this matter.
The amendment was adopted unanimous
ly with II votes and the Money Bill for
$1,000 likewise.
MONEY BILL.
For d~efraying expenses under the Budget
for the MunicipaIity Of st. CyOir for the
Financial Year from LIST April 1854 to 3lst
March 1885 the JollOacing amounts are hereby
granted.
sub Item B 2. The Upper Court.
l. Personal allowance for the present
Copyist $3.50 of which amount st.
Croix pays one-half- $500
2. Additional amount to the fixed
Office expenses -.....-..-.,... $500
, 1884-09-03
HONEY BILL.

~ NhlN AANAAA ~ 't1 - t'C'NN ~ N@S@NS
Bill for 500 was tacltly adopted.
HONEY BILL.
For defdyjng expenses u"der the Budget
for the Municipalty Of st, Croir for the
Financial Year from 1St April 1884 to 31St
March 1885 the toLlOwing amounts are hereby
granted
Sub Item C.
For expenses for the Colonial Council of
st. Croix. -, 91,250
No amendments were proposed.
The Speaker explained that the amend
ment which the Committee mentioned in
the Report in connection with this item
has, as will be seen from the list of the
amendments, been proposed sub Item f.
Building and other uncertain expenses, and
it will therefore come on along with this
last named Money Bill.
The Money Bill for $1,25O was tacitIy
adopted.
In the Amendments the Government
had proposed the following new Money
Bill sub Item d l.. Officers belonging TO
the Administration.
For defraying expenses under the
Budget for the Municipality of st.
Croix for the Financial year from LIST
April 1884 to 31st March 1885 the fol-
lowing amount is hereby granted:
Sab Item L. !. officers belonging to
the Administration
For Expenses in the joint BoOkkeep-
er's and Treasurer's Office.
A personal allowance for the Clerk
Mr.. Muckle. -. ...... -. $4,000
REMARKS.
The personal allowance for Mr..
Muckle is no increase of salary for
him, it is merely put down as such
because said Clerk, who has been work
ing in the Bookkeeper's Office for
IA years, has during the last 3 to- 4
years had a pay OF S552.00, which it
would be unjust now to c%urtail, but
which, however, is higher than consi-
dered necessary to fix for the new
Office. AS said allowance has been
betrayed from the amount 1852 grant
ed for the Bookkeeper's Office expen-
ses, this explains how the Bookkeeper
during later years has been obliged
repeatedly to seek his Office expenses
augmented by a grant under Uncer-
tain Expenses"
The GoUernor: The personal allowance
here proposed is no increase of salary it
, 1884-09-03
REMARK,


AS remarked on laying the Budget
before the Council, the revenues from
the School Department, which were
principally derived from School
money paid at the public paying
school, cease after the closing Of this
school on the 30th June 1884.
end Member for Christiansted (Lemming)
as Speaker of the Committee said he had
nothing more to say in respect to the
Revenue Side than what is stated in the
Report; therefore he could recommend the
Rectification.
After that RectifcatIun the TOtai of the
Revenue Side was altereJ from S173,O39.56
to S172, 1856.
The Chairman next placed the Money
Bills under discussion as follows:
MONEY BILL.
For detraying expenses under the Budget
for the Municipality Of st. CrOir for the FL
nanciaI Year from 1st April 1854 to 3lSt
March 1885 tho tollOwing amounts are here
Sub Item B1. The Superior Local Ad-
miniStrGlOn.
/ For Extra-writing, Stationery and
Messengers wages &C., i'll the Govern
mentssecretary's Office ..-...... 81 400
The following amendment was proposed
by the Government.
l Sub Item B. l. (Money Bill H. The
Government.
The amount for extra Writing, Sta
tionery and wages to a Mes senger to
be posted with $500 instead of, as pro-
posed, S14O0.
REMARKS.
The amount is intended to be APP
piled from LIST August thus:
LIST Copyist $50 pr. month.
2nd do. %
3rd do. 20 4"
Extra writing 20 " "
A Messenger II d"
Assistance
at the Con
trollingof the
Treasurers
Office $500. $50
Stationery a nd
Books ....., 10000
Already cXpend-
ed from LIST
April to 3lst 4X37 1880
July, for Copy 2 \ % 1890
iSts.........- 2 80 5000
4X23 5000
Messenger d. mi 4400
for extra copying...... 80 so
S1,471,33
left for unforeseen ex-
penses 28.67
, 1884-09-03
$4,000

No amendment was proposed the Money
Bill for 500 was tacitly adopted.
, 1884-09-03

S1,471,33
left for unforeseen ex-
penses..... 28.67
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-11-04
Frightened BY Tramps.

While party of young ladies were
enjyoing a stroll in the fields and woods
on the suburbs of the city Yesterday
in search of grass and variagated
autumn leaves, a tall, burly looking
fellow, known as the tramp kind,
came up and proposed to assist them.
One of the young ladies with more
forethought, and perhaps more brave
ry, informed the impertinent fellow
that Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Smith who
were just behind the hill would assist
him in moving off faster than he would
like if he tarried there much longer.
And just then she called to the top of
her voice: "Georgew And our inform.
ant says the way that fellow "skipp.
ed" was a caution. At the same time.
she says, they were nearly frightened
out of their wits, and had it not been
for the stratagem Of one of their par
ty, they would have been left at the
mercy of that tramp. This should
be warning to 20 ng ladies that it is
not safe for them to perambuIato the
fields and woods unaccompanied by
gentlemen friends.