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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03
Pains and Weaknesses
)F FEMALES

Ins antly relieved by the Cu'icura Anti Pain
Plaster. u new, mott agreeable, instantaneous
and in nfailible pain killing plaster, especially
adapted to relieve Female Pains anu weak.
nesses. Warranted vsstly superior to all
other plasters. and the most perfect Antidote
to rain, In Il animation and Weak ness yet COM
pounded At all druggists, Is cents fl We for
yi,OO or. postage free, of POTTER DkUa AND
junas-lydw&s&lyw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
L ZEAL ESTATE.

On THuRspAY. NovnHBRR q, 1873.
the undersigned. administrators de bonis non
MED zshm, late OF Lancaster city. deceased.
VIII tell At public sLe, at the stevess House,
the S, as e.
west side OF North P'ince street. fronting 81
feet on same and extending OF that width
The improvements on sNd lot consist Of
splendid twostory Brick Dwelling House, NO.
tanning ali the modern improvements, such
as bath room. new heater in the cellar, sewer
connection, etc. There :re also on the premi:
VIM be SOLD subject TO the right and privilege
TO use in common with the purchaser OF SAID
No. l, his ht irs and assigns q passage way or
sy Of ss wssn Of ,
Ing in depth westward of the width Of three
feet along the south line the distance OF 90
No. O. All that lot OF ground situated on the
west side OF North Prince street, fronting 81
tending Of That ~d,h sions sho
feet. 70 Water street. The improvements on
,herein and ei storm wi h pump therein. With
ieet wide aiieyWay way as as % above enc SeE n'" iorin. !"
No. 3. All that lot OF ground situated on
%a'er stree, sps hs rear q ,aa
Water street 80 feet 8 inches. more or less.
thence extending east along south line Of No.
inches, thence west q feet IL inches, thence
south % feet inches, thence west 50 feet
inches, t. place beginning on Water street.
Said properties can be viewed by calling on
any of The undersigned.
sale to commence at 1880 p. m. on saia Gay.
when terms will be made known by
ii. Nj. sHhEINER,
j. FRED BENEB,
H.Z.BHOADs,
Administrators a b. n. G. I. a.
JOEL HAINss. Auct. novI.s 7.lo.ll.l7.2l.2i
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03
Rrlef Mention,

"I have used Burdock Blood BiHers with
great benefit for indigestion and eonstination
OF the bowels" q. l.. Esston, Hamilton, Ont
For sale by II. Is Cochran, druggist, lS7 ana
iS9 North Queen street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03

VNANTED. - TEMPERATE, ENER.
w getic lnau TO solicit orders for our
choice nursery stock. steady work and good
pay. The business easily learned Reference
4 CO.. ltsO s. Penn Square, philadelphia
2moDd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03
PRrpLR your censure.
Tether the tongue;
Charity's blessings
Ever are young.
Hs knows the temptation
who measures the sin I;
May his mantled mercy
shed oil OF our hin.
%. II. Webb.

THR help that should within be sought
scorn from without to borrow
The work that should TO day be wrought
Defer not until tomorrow.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03

VpOARDING-NEW BOARDING AND
- Lodging House. No. ~ south Lime s.rets
ancaster Alex george, Rismarckl rroprfe0r:
first class German table board. Meals ~ All
hours Homec 1miogt for permanent BOAR.
ders Meals furnished promptly and In nrut'
c,ass styIa 10 wedding and birl hdsy parties,
balls, hops, etc. Mt short notice share Of
the public's patronage. hespsctfIiiy solieiteo.
sa9 smd No. u south Lima street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03

DYNHPLEs. Blackheats, Chapped and Oily
I kN skin prevented by CUricUsA MED
IOAr SOAP.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03

mons
But such a. are good men can give gcoa
thinge,
And that which Is not good. is not delicious
To W. llg1vernt and wise appetite.
MILLION.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03

siE heard about hem, every one.
Those small, brave story boys;
He thought a battle must be "funs
with st this guns ana Loise.
He nj, ed he was an Indian scout
81 br I'VE TO shoot and ride
But when he had his tooth pulled out,
This feail,ts hero-cred.
-EIom You.hs Com pdnion.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03
GROUHRIHS.

EREE! FREE!l FREEI!i
For Ono Month Only. and Positively No
Fraud Connected with IL.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-03
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
A RhAL ESTATE.

JosL l.. HAISKs. Auctioneer.
oz7&n3 TO- l2l3.A
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-02-03
JE PORTER NJ = NLOE Editors and Projectors OUR MOTTO

!. elinching evidence Of the fact
= : prohibition is a success in Kan.
~ :. The Logan Republican tells Of
w. 9',.eber in Phillips county who
/, ,rs out the word milwaukee" to
Il class Of eleven pupils and found
Il word spelled all the way from
uilTaker to milwaukee only three
'nelllng the word correctly. One Of
4 H. three was a Kansas born boy.
o. on being conered by the teach
:, admitted having seen the word
! . beer bottle left in a barn by a
Missouri drummer. While we are
orry to hear that our neighbors
,pell 50 poorly we feel like saying
Cod bless the boys in their ignor.
apce Of intoxicants and may then
eyes never be opened.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-02-03

As the spring advances we earn
gay hope our farmers will have
heir plans for the coming year
definitely mapped out. Everything
points to the ensuing year as an
DID time Kansas year. In view of
ibis fact northern Kansas is exert
ing herself as never before to adj
Yertise for and induce immigration
p come our way, Farmers, he
repaired to do your part i'll this
enterprise. Plant early,
llos deep. Don't be contented
NTH few acres of corn. Plant an
arly crop of potatoes; SOW a few
Gcres of oats and millet; SOW sever
d across Of sweet potatoes; get in
Ome peanuts; try your hand on
MONS. Do you know that one
'ere Of onions will yield more profit
han ten ass Of corn? Exert
diversity your crops and
Fhen the immigrant reaches us
next spring and summer we will be
lOle to show him indeed a land of
ndk and honey. Will you do it?
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-02-03

The astonishing news reaches US
NAT the G. & s. A. E. A. & Il. r. L.
a'he U. 8. A. pardon Bro. Bowser)
nave decided TO terrify the southern
ss and deplete our republican
ianks by exodusting several million
aegFoes from the country. We con
less that a sickly smile stole over
UNUSUALLY ministerial fate VIXEN we
atst saw it. Then remembering
low, long years ago when yo editor
welt IN the effete east and was
one of the gallery gods, the express
a rats" crept out unawares.
my this sudden spirit Of unrest?
ahs this great dissatisfaction with
WI form Of Government? Can it
' that these moguls mediate a
y upon the unsuspecting native
vine Silver" republic? It might
' we'll for this country TO pay the
s'Ssage Of divers agitators 10
~u1n America Tor hades for that
l0ter) with this proviso that they
Seaged and kept there. They will
= certainly not be missed and
! y nave due time to perfect their
1aaVlSed schemes. The insincer-
= sOl The plan is patent 10 I'll, for
s'se are thousands Of acres IF fer.
: SOL night ut the door Of these
- which may be had for Il
sule' and that too in a land whose
ssS language and customs are
! u'ilar and where every man stand
III us own merits. But no. the
], ny Is not to do anything, no. to
one lcta to the elevation If
-Alnd' The leading spirit If the
n'oozle" is to advertise its
uy well known leaders. Let
.ne ne deluded with the idea
ii ne can get there" honestly.
.s. s' sacrificing steady con-
alOus effort. Q We generation
IN mers take tumble, go to
81 :! snd stop playing up the ignor
y Your fellows.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-02-03

At the annua' meeting of the
Stockholders Of the Graham county
Agricultural and horticultural
Association held at Hill City on the
20th of Jany., 49,, the, follow1n4
Directors were elected for the. year
ALLoD1UM TOWNSHIP.
A. j. Mowery, j. R. Day, John
Meyer.
BRYANT township
Geo. H. Moseley, Geo. B. Kritch-
field, John Lecture.
GRAHAM TOWNSHIP.
l.: ID. Worcester, W T. Dudley.
". b.. Ridgley, r. Y, Duneatf.
GETTYSBURG TowESHIP.
Ell Atkin, Randolph Burt, Sol
Hutton, Joseph l.. Hershey.
Hull City TOWNSHIP.
Vim. NJ Mcclure, John Lane
H, 4 Colin, Jr.. 7 }. Garrett, ".
r. Hill.
INDIANA TOWNSHIP.
Robert Allen, J. ". Leidig, c.
A. Raney, Chas. Saums
MLLBRooK Township.
Nv. Cole, n. c. Terrell, W. l.
Wallace, Jas. Justus.
MoRELAN Township.
Geo, \. Burns, J. B. Reiniche.
L. &. Mechem.
NrcoDENIUs Township.
\. L. Mcpherson, John Vaughn
Z. i. Fletcher.
SOLOMON TOWNSHIP.
S. 4. True, Harrison Turnei
David Finley.
WILD HORSE Township.
". H. Franks, Fred Grimm
nenry Garrett.
The Officers Of the Society elect
ell for the year 1883 are
Randolph BUT, President.
}. W. Cole, Vice
+. I. Duncalf, Treasurer.
H, A, Coffin, Jr,, Secretary.
We are panied to hear Of the
serious illness of our friend and fell
ow member Of the Ananias club
Bro. Jack Stewart of the Hill CITY
Democrat, Jack is a good one anC
We hope to have the pleasure OF
listening to his innocent warblingA
7ery soon.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-02-03

The Hill City DENoCRAT enters a
1gorous kick against the inefficient
mail service. So does the Cyclone.
Ne get our mail from the east after
/ has lain in Stockton p hours. In
ysn do we ask for fair play. The
inperious mail contractor refuses
10 listen. If We stood in with
Grover We would write him a postal
On the subject. Be'ins we don't,
tbe CYCLONE is preparing to blow
The incompetent rascals all out of
aSce next fall.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-02-03


Purity and holesOmeness Baking
package purchased in "a.
high degree or
phosples, or other injurious substance E g. lovE, Ped"
scientific fact that the Royal Baking Powder pure
:
package
find
package which
wholesome DANA
Baking Powder highest
Worlds
Institute New and
No other article human food received
Health all world.
Illustrates
Powders shown by Chemical Analysis
pound lcaveng power
calculated result
Prof Shr only vhs; the
practical while
than ordinary kinds far
these
While tbs diagram shows q the powders
value All AVN powdsEh ssngA
@ y p syssSS k1EsrSRA @1|-----@7-A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
,yDyvrpctpr oFt PRAYER NETTING.

The second anniversary Of Business Mems MONDAY
PRAYER Meetings was held yesterday at the old John Street
Methods. Episcopal Church The attendance was large
The exercises opened with an organ voluntary anu
hvmn John sanderson president Of the committee
road from the Scriptures and prayer was offered oy
Bowles Colgate teasarers report was read BY Ed
win p de After the collection Louis E. Bliss gave
oornet solo An address delivered by MI lie on
Benefits Derived from our Meetings by business Men
r1. pev nv A. H. Bradford Of Montclair, ". j.. also
sok. and the closing address delivered by Bishop
Fowler Tie exercises ended with prayer by the Rev
mr. Wellesley W. Bowdsh and a hymn and benedction-
Tie praycrmeetings, which are held every day from
1915 to o'clock. doing much good and revival Is
now in progress in the church On Monday evening
.bet was unveiled TO the memory OF Bishop Harris who
li,d last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
THE CRUCIAL TEST.

The severe analytical tests to which the various Oas
powders have from time time been placed nave ueoH
straed clearly to the public the relative mer'S '0
different brands from scientific point OF view lne
eminent chemists for instance have found IN ter Official
tests that the Royal Baking Powder gave OIL the laS0''
amount of eavening gas, and therefore was 'ne io''
economical for general They also found the hoyai
be absolutely pure and the only baking powder that dd
not contain either lime alum bone or rock phosphate
For these reasons they recommended it for Government
uses and it is now used in the War, Navy and Indian
departments
But the crucial test of the kitchen is, after all 1ne
most satisfactory to the housekeeper baking po"oer
that never fails to make light sweet wholesome and pala
able bread, biscuit cake etc. is the one that WILL 10
selected by the practical houekeeper and received 'o 0'
kitchen for continuous use This test the Royal BAKING
Powder has stood for over twenty years without 1alule
and hence its reputation the best baking powder aao
has sread from house to house. until its use has become
as universal as its merits are unrivaled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
SUNDAY, NAY x
OUTGOING STEAnERS.
SATURDAY. MAY 10.
SHIPPING NEWS.
SHiBPlNG nEUN.
PORT OF YoRK........THU RsDAY. MAY II, 1888
ARRIVED


PORT OF Observation-Disclosures MAY IL 1883
ARRIVED
steam,r Slate OF Indiana (Br) Richie GLASGOW Nav.
Lame MIN mdse and col passengers Austin Raisg
a Co Arrived a. the Bar at l. loan
10 b s.nr.herg. Arrived st the Bar al i2lO IN
steamer Rhynsnd (Bsgl yam!son, Antwerp May g. with
md,e and 900 passengers 10 Peter wright sons Arrived
steamer scaudip.via r) Rsnfr.w. Dena Apr 20 yalrn
Ella % ibtatar 81 with rndse TO Henderson Broa Arrived
Steamer Old Dominion Smith. Richmond City Po,n, and
VIII M. pa-,engers % ola Donihion
Steamer Fanta, Sesos Philadelphia, with 10 Win
steamer Herman Winter. Haett Boston. with ma,s :,
B,s WoTning Light Fries Demerara Is DAYS. with .rv.,
and 1 passenger 20 l. w & + Armstrong
suNsEr-At sandy Rook wlad moderate NV, c,o,ax
A. City Islsrd wind light NV; cls1r
Arrived yestsriav-
steamer AID. tBr) Tebin Jaomel April TO- Aux cav,,
Saramla "a iiuantznam IS Aspinwal Port linen
with mi.e And passengers 10 PIN. Forwood q Co -
Steamer Andes mr. Evans Portan Prnee April 30 Jers
ME aaT Peut Goave Kingston o. Port Mnran IN ana
AnDaiio Bay H. with mdse ard passengers PIN Fer wood
4 %. ATrivnf AZ tho Rsr at $50 , "'"A
Steamer Brsakwaler Dole Wsst Point Va with mdss and
passengers Old Dominion 81 Co
EYstsar.r Barls (Br. FROM Liverpool nroviou.Iv "a
ported brings ss7 passenger Arrived al the Oar m
CLEARED
steamer MaDhattan Stevens Havana and Mexican ports,
/ Alexandra sons
steamer ocean Prince OBJ Milbarn. siJsgo Cuba
slea,ner Nnriel (Br). Locke. Hamilton. Bermuaa-AE
On terbridgc A Co.
steamer Richmond. Jepney. Newport News and ws,t
Point Va-0h Dominion Be Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18

soon's fve-year-old bay horse Theodore ps four
lengths Mr. Ferns's fouryear-old pay coIt ING ns
brown 6Ily Jersey Lily a bad third The betting was
6 to each against Theodore and The Baron. II TO
against Jersey lily
The race for the Exning Plate for two-Searoas
was won by Lord Durhams chestnut hny 'uiDeya],
with J. Lowthers chestnut colt Warrington secono
and Sir Jardncs brown colt Leap Year thiF. Ihero
800 ten starters The betting was TO against
Gnibeyaz and 10 TO 1 against Workngton ana Leap
Nnx~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
SrICIDE OF A sTOvATIT.

Captain Renfrew, Of the Anchor Line steamship scsn
1inayia which arrived at this port yesterday morning
from the Mediterranean reports the suicide OF soTaNay
who had deserted from the British bark BRISTOL WINE
both vessels were lying at Valencia The was dis
covered soon after Scandinavia left that port on April
81 and was put 10 lie gave his name rs Richard
Des Mones a native Of IIavre. About p m on May
2 the man who was 81 the whcelhouse, was se2n 70
iump overheard. The steamer Immediately stopped,
boats were Lowered. and search was made for him for
some time, but without success. 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
NO BooKMAKERs AT ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis Nay H-It has been definitely decided that
speculation At the coming In St Louis shall be
fined 10 auction pools and nutuas book betting being
SLOWED This has been Officially announced By President
Green. Richard Roche, Of st. Lsuis who has usually
had trio betting privileges wsntsd them again this
and offered the for them that he last
yesr-&1eeo0. Nj. Green bhousht tsst in,smuch as
thcre bo fifteen days Of racing year. instead
twelve he ought 10 have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18

ing from the IN remarkably short space
Of and assuming command the field as the horses
entered the homestreteh Hanover made little eho' 70
the lead. Mclaughlin, after brief drive easing
him. He hcaten horse at tho eighth pcle' Dry
Monopoe fought gamely had not the speed TO Close
with Richmond who with ease by three lengths
Hanover second pulled up, head before Dry Aonopoe
third. Fitzroy exceptionally green Hsho'ers
effort In the Brooklyn Handicap must have been more
gruelling than his the public supposed
It certainly lief. its marx upon him q
FIFTH RACE-PUHSE $50. SELLING. FIVE
FURLONGS.
G. walSaym's Oh. C. sinelestone, ~ YTGitIeaelG
W. c Day. s. T. Little garetecs 100 CPel%ss5 2
SppIeby @Sli 5esns s b. Hini Bravo 100 ayva
FVi niainss s;s''s' ISE snf
A. j. cassatt's b. T. Sweet Avon. 1o7 Godfrey
Tlme-1 100.
Betting to wfr-Ameriea to s. Little Barefoot to l.
Einglestoae TO l. Sweet Avon to ], Bravo 10 % ~
Vanilla lilly 10 to Darling Is to l. Place-America 10
2 Little Barefoot 70 singlestone to Sweet Avon
70 l. Bravo 10 l. Vanilla fly to l. Darling to L
Auction pools-Fied $50, America sS5
Mutuas paid 500 40
Minchins withdrawn. Delay Of twenty minutes at
the post America first away Little Barefoot second
Sweet Avon third sineiestone fourth Little Barefoot
took lead the fuons and held 1t to the head Of the
stretch Snsestone collared her and coming on
beat her with ridiculous BY length Little Barefoot
second SIX lengths before the favore. Sweet Avon
Pulled up . sixteenth from the nnish Father Bill"
Daily the Of Snsestone to $500 in order
to keep winner, half Of that going 70 the
Of the second HORSE Father Bill"
SIXTH RACE-rvRsr. 5000. SELLING. SIX FUR
LONGS
H. A. Nevton's eh g. Marsh Redon, by stonehsnge
s, i s'is; 3 TX E. s ,i Sn: $:5s{
s,2 S;ss s:; E s5s 'iiS 5s$:
g. B. Morifss B. T. Rosaiie. 3, 90 lEilke)
Ganley & Co.'S CHI 6. Johnny Kelly. g. 90 penny o
TiInc-1 II.
Betting to win--Golden Reel to l. Sam Brown to Q,
Rosae to Kelly to 1, Caera to 1, Marsh Redon
10 10 l. Ariel IL /, Lucy II 10 to l. Chambly Is to
], Broker 20 to l. Place-Marsh Redon to ], Lucy II
4 to l.
Auction pools-eoldcn Reel $50. Sam Brown s25
field $50.
Muuals paid 1852 IS.
They almost from end TO end In the order in which
they finished. Marsh Redon got of well in front and
the only thing in the Calera and Lucy IL.
fought hard for second place. the latter winning It by
length and half Tho scramble genuine Gut
tenburg froic
THE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
The races Of to-day overnight affairs, with no
big stakes.
Fenelon should win the first, Bessie June second.
Exile should win the second race, The Bourbon sec
ond.
The fourth should fall Specially Prospect second,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18

TRY CoRNELL's BENZoIN COSMETIC
SOAP. Best skin Soap made.
Sold everywhere
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Announcements

BRUMMELLs Caramels, Rich. Mellow, Deli
cious Name each Wrapper Wholesale Housa 40s Grand
ST. branches s3l Broadway West l4th.st. 293 6thave
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Platt's Chlorides the Household Dislnfectar

E. g. W. THE "WICHITA" COLLAR. E. g. W
A NEW DESIGN IN COLLARS.
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FFSRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d.

3l9 WEST l26rH.sE
Diseases Of tbs Nervous jgsssn GenltoUrnary organs
Impotence and sterility Hsurs-St IL, to3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18

WEIGHTS FOR THE PARKWAY HANDICAP.
The Parkway Handicap 116th miles is to be run at
Grsvcsend tomorrow. These the weights allotted by
MI Mcintyre declarations 10 be made BY 80 D. m
today: ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18

MRS wINsLow's SOOTHING sYlUP. ,sr Chtrsa rssthi1,
softens gun. reduces inis nation. aays all pAin
Wild collie and diarrnrL Twenty-Five cents botA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18

RACING IN ENGLAND.
London. May I7.-Tho Newmarket Handicap
run today Ct Newmarket and was won by Mr.. sss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18

EULL DRESS SUITS for sale or hire.
L Imported Novelties IN Fancy Vests LANG's Misdt
Clshing Parors co East l4thsL. under Morton House
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"1O MOTHERS :

An odorless LIQUID powerful. efficient and cheap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18

Steamer Guyandotte. Kelley Norfolk and Newport news
Steamer PrOgreso, Faircoth, Newport News-N'wYork
steamer Fanny cadwalader. Dillingham; Baltimore-B
DowBer. 1870, 49,,
ship Araencutha (Br, Hamilton. sydney, Ns"-H "
Cameron & Co. .,...
Bark savanger (Ger Berg. Batavia Java, Tor orders
garE Amanda (Br) Scott Callao Peru-w p Grace & Co.
SAILED.
Steamers Buffalo London State OF Nebraska glasgow
LessipR Hamburg; Valencia Iaruayra Manhattan havana
Progreso Vera Cruz via Newport news
Edilh Golden Montego Bay; HungAa. Jacmei Amethfst
gua Brino Mure Bermuia; City OF savannah,
Savannah; Bsne actsr Wilmington; Richmond Noliok
Ships Argonaut for Calcutta B d Metcalt HAMBURG
Amsterdam
Barks Marshall for Rntterfau Fortuna, Oporto Jnia
Buenos Ayres; Flora Harbor Grace, NJ.
TIE MocEMENrs OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
QuEyxsrowS. Gay lT-Arrived steamer Britannia (Br),
Parsr NevYork May On her way to Liverpool land
proceeded ,,., nj.
mond (Brl Relfor frem Lyerpoo, hence for New.fork
soUTHHMPToy Nay IL Arrived. steamer LAIN tGer;
Helners NewYork May on her way TO Bremen Jana
proceedei) ,,, A., ,.
hence for New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE Almanac

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Topaz
Sun rises 43e Sets. 100 Noon 0:46 Mooss aga
WATER
AM-sandy NOOK. - GOV. Isrd n35 He'll Gaia 2:o4
r. M-Sandy Hook 0:3D GOV IsfL 1:24 He'll Gate. BIS
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THE ENTRIES FOR TODAY.

The races Of to-day overnight affairs with no
big stakes.
Fenelon should win the first, Bessie June second
Exile should win the second race, The Bourbon sec
ond.
The fourth should fall to Specially, Prospect second
For tho fifth, Miracle first 'Speedwell second.
Following are the entries
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-01
ILLINOIS.

The Disgraceful Conduct of the Coroner Of
Edgar County at an Inquest
Special to the Indianapolis journal
CHRIsMAN, Jan. 81 Coroner W. Wilson. of
Edgar county. arrived at Cherry Point. recently,
to hold an inquest over the body of Edward L.
Dyer, who had been killed by accident The
Chrisman Courier publishes an extended report,
showing that Wilson at the time in state
of maudlin intoxicaton, and conducted himself
in ar outrageous manner. When interrogatng
witnesses he put foolish and irrelevant oues-
tions, and argued that a verdict be found before
testimony had been taken. At the request of
some of the friends of the deceased, DR.. Tusti-
was called in, and after a thorough examina-
ton of the corpse announced that death had re-
suited from suffocaton. During the examina-
ton Wilson exhibited his brutishness to such a
degree that it was with difficulty that some Of
the persons present were restrained from NAL
treating him. He placed his knee the stom-
ach of the corpse and tore the clothing from it.
Ali these statements can be verified by any de-
sired number of responsible men.