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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-06

Ss..s. oso 100 oo0 sq4s $50 7s3 Dec. 81 800 297
~ in h,hs 10 IaS 545 l2790,2 92 Inc. 270,6sI
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Drn GOODS

~ INTENSIVE assortment China Mathngs
II "a Ss nil 40 yds velvet carpetngs s5e pagalnsS ~
;s ~ ,uSs Fancy furniture desks A. LESTESs cVHs'
Tlf Broadway
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paneina araaemiss.

A LExANDER MACGREGoR's fQS WES1 sckn~-
Mendessohn Hail 70 let TOR private en.eftain@ee-~--
IL ERNANDos Dancing Asademy. i8s - 49, 90 "a
II New classes now forming FOR secono NssS
yashionshls DanceA Send tor circular.
or Srn.AVE. fcARTIERs).-waih taught r sp,sis
on private and class lessons; All hours. iauy s--
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osT.-A gray striped msle tiger cat from uppsss -
Il Al West Soth-st, sunday nlght March IL ssss
able reward
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-10

There win be three excursions In Messrs,
Raymoud 4 whltcomb's series of winter Cali
fornia tours next month. February :. IL ana
y are the dates OF departure ana the a rst
party will 90 out over the santa 70 route pia
Kansas tily. the o hers taxing the "sunset
Route" westward from New Orleans. The
party leaving here on the 2Sth will witness the
Mardi GrGs carnival in New orleans. All
these parties. ana also the Mexico tourists TO
leave Philadelphia January IA, February IL,
and Maron IL. will travel In elegant trains OF
vest,bnied Pullman palace dining-cais includ.
Cd. west OF Chicago ana Cincinnati. In con.
necuon with tbe Caiifornis excursions, pas
sengers h ave their entire time en- the Pacific
Coast At their own disposal. the passage
tickets. both for travelling about Californis
and homeward. being good until next July.
There Is a choice OF nve different returning
routes. with number Of parties under special
escort. The tickets are equally good to re-
turn Independently on any train. Descrip.
tive circulars OF the various trip, may be had
by addre ssing Messrs. Raymond 4 whitcomb,
III South Ninth street. under the Continental
Ho.tl. Philadelphia. janl0-ltdlh
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-10
fas ANNUAL CHARITY ball.
ne Attendance Not 20 Large - Year Ago,
Hut IL was success.

ne Attendance Not 20 Large - . Year Ago,
Hut II was . success.
Tho annual Hebrew charity bail was
hsld on Wednesday evening at Msn.
neychoS hall. The stage was decorated
With green's, ferns and potsed plants, and
pgeeented handsome appearance. At 10
vclock the festivities begun with the
grand march, by Christ Burgers orchestra,
Led BY Bruno As.rich and wife, after which
dancing was INDUCED In until an early
hour this morning.
While thore were not a. msoy pir.ici.
pants - at the ball of the year before, last
nlghrs ball was success. After the grand
3uarch many OF the spectators Joined In the
1sstivitiss OF the evening.
\ Tho ball was under the direction OF the
1ofiowing committee Of arrangements; Al.
RoeonsteiD, chairman l.. Astrich, M.
2ooenthal, A. Gansmau, J. Ledermsp,
0lGnos Estella q. Hirsh, Bertha Loeb,
Emma RosenateiD, Cettie Sslig.
l. Astrich was master Of ceremonies, NJ.
Roseuthal Il por manager and Phiiip Ger
ohel, A. ]. Strauss, NJ. B. S0ndheim, Mon.
Soo b. Hirsh, NJ. Strauss, ID. Slmson, N. M.
bernard, L Lederman,l. Strauss, II. X der,
tioof committee; J. Ledermsn, Chairman
J0L Loeb, E. M. Cohn, l.. Gansman, ID.
Iedermap, JOS. Os.heim, B. Astrich, 8. II.
Aoss, A. Jessel, 1. Levi and l.. Strauss, Ie.
eeption committee.
The officers and managers OF the bail were
ontirinR In their efforts to make II pleasant
~ those In attendance, and the success of
~ ball IL due entirely 10 their efforts.
Aooog the committee have settled their
D4Aisn. the amount for distribution will be
o1portioned to the several city charities.
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UUPPOogD DUR0LARs.
Two ressg nlsa Arrssesa 8es Acsisg SerapssIy
~ Leee nour.

Two TOou9 - Aftooeoo Bof ACt1n9 0tfop9ey
~ kass neur.
A. omcsf Sherts was making his rounds
between II end II o'clock Last night hs wss
attracted By the crisa Of Mra JsmesRischie.
No 8ol Beaver street She aid that tvo
men, who she believed 10 b burglar, hid
tried TO get into her house. They 6rst
attempted 70 opsn the shuttsrs and then
tried to turn key In the back door. The
ofIicer made . search but found no one.
He then started away, bat he'd mot gone
iar before he turned and saw two men ct
the house He went back ana the men
starved 10 run. He followed and csught,
them, taking them 70 the station house.
Their names are John b. 6ickman and A.
l. Snavely, and reside IN the lower partof
town. They are good looking young fellows,
and no one would think they were burg.
Lars. A reporter Of tho INTELLIaENcER
had talk with them this morning. They
said that they had never been locked up
before, and they told how they became
involved In this difficulty. They said they
were we'll acquainted with. the Ritchiea A
young lady In the family he'd pin belong.
ing TO one Of them, and ~ they were
passing last night they saw . light, and
concluded TO stop aud get the pin. They
were lingering around tho door and shut
t,rs in their endeavors TO attract attention.
wnen Mrs..: .:Ritohis saw them, ,she concluded
taat they were burglars and had them
arrested.
TIE young men have been complained
against before Alderman Spurrier BY Mr..
Richie and wife, for surety Of the peace,
and drunken and disorderly conduct
They sllegs that the young men weis
drunk, end that they threatened TO d.
Ritohie harm. The accused gave ball iol
| Q hearing.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
lORNRROFORANGE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
srnor OF shs sae on sssnr
DAY. February ?. 1859. at l2 O'Clock IN :, by Hon.
h.G Long. sobert 4. Evans, b j. AcGrann'
under ths Act OF Assembly OF the Common.
wealth OF pennsylvania, entitled I" An Act TO
d certain corporations approved april %.
1874 ana the supplements thereto. for the
chatter OF IA in,enaea oorPorasicn 20 90 eaea q, @
posit Company. the character ANA object OF
Witch are as follows:
10 receive and holo, on deposi, an in trus',
ana Ms security. estate, real and personal. In
cluding the notes. bonds. obligations OF tatss,
individua companies al corporations. and
tie sell and dispose Of In any manner without
proceeding In law or equity. ana lor sucn
price and on such terms as may be agree q on
bstwee Them ana the parties contracting
with Them to make IN suranoe for the ndelity
and pf pSf,1ast to Insure p owners OF real estate.
MORTGAGES and Others interested In real
sss loss Sy 81
receive on depoit for sats keeping
jewsiry. plate. stocks. bonds. and valuable
property of every description, upon such
terms MS may be agreed upon to act as as
signses. receivers. guardians. executors and
descrip ion no, inconsistent with the laws Of
the state OF PennsyivaniR or OF the United
states OF America 10 act rs agents for the
tiucates OF stock. bonds or other oblisstots
OF any corpoi alton, ass ,tstion or munici-
csiving ana managing any sinking fund there,
Gf. on such terms rs may ne agreed upon 70
become sole surety In any cl.e where by law
one or more surt ties may DO required tor tbs
fAithful pertormsnce OF any trust orc Nice 10
Jake, receive ana hold ny ana all sucn pieces
OF real proper ty AS may have been the subject
OF any Insurance made by such company
under the powers COZ ferred by their chirter,
aud tho same To grant, bargain sell, convey
ana dispose OF In such manner Ns the said
company may zoe proper.
nd for these purI oses n have. possess ana
enjoy all the rlghts, bsnents and privileges of
U,G ESHLB4AG,
jauGtdrh Eolcitos.
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JANUARY TRIAL 1..sr.
4 Lsss Of Casss 10 h bispossd OF ss the Mex,
n --- Ouarssrf sessions Court.

4 Lsss Of Casss 10 h 6ispossd OF as the Next
- .0aarsaEf Sessions Court
District Attorney Weaver to-day issued
HIS trial list for the January quarter sos
otons court, bseinning on the third Monday
oi january. Following are the cases for
trlAl
MONDAY, January 2L-Edwin Hacker,
Q. e. Brackbill, false pretenso Chas. Il.
OchA endorsement Hyman Ehrhart,
Henry AcAleer, John Kane, assault and
battery; Jacob Koble, J. Martin Styer,
David x. Lines, violating liquor law Jaa
Farmer, assault A. b. Baum, Silas Smith,
0hrelner, ChaA Hoffman, Chaa Loring,
James O'Brien, Adam Fulmer, Henry
Good, Lewis Shoaffer, John LeChler, Harry
@. Stoler, Henry Summerfield, larceny;
Geo b. LonEnecker, altering railroad
olekets +; William Watson, George Leggett,
Hsilinesl, jacob Johns, adultery:
TUESDAY, January % Charles M. Bean,
n. w. 6aylor, Samuel H. Roger, Michael
1endleE, larceny VIM. Smith, Milton II.
Newcomers fornication and bastardy |;
Annie Klingler, concealing dsath OF
Ssssa. a. Sohn Goio 4. H We..snSs1S, ns' Ls.nser @
ftshsf, assault snd battery; Aug. Dommell,
disturbing religious meetings; II. w. Difien.
laugh, defraudiug turnpike company;
John Htroble, adultery and bastardy
oomuol III. Miller, selling unwholeeome
eood r. @. Black, keeping . gambling
house; VIM. II. Evans, felonious entry
Abram Green, carrying concealed weapons
WEDNEsDAY, January 2S Martin Blk
lee, john Shlyk, John w. Ramsey, VIM.
Jacobs, fornication and bastardy; VIM.
Fsankford, seduction Charlotte Clark, ct
~, conspiracy Daniel Brenner, Q, al,
malicious mischief; j. Milton Roop,
vlolasing liquor law: Julia Callahan, for
nication Andrew Hardnele, adultery
Ohristian Aildebrand, bawdy house q. W.
Dttner, Albert Auxer, William Chandler,
NiHiin WeitEel, L. q. Wiley, larceny.
TAURsDAY, January 24.--E. Galsn Barr,
q N, vtolsting election law; Charles K.
1lrd, et a., false pretense; John jackson,
pesjury.
fsIDAY, January 2a-John Fisher, false
pcotonsa
SATURDAY, January 26-wm, +. Christ,
John w. Miller, James II. Swain, James
q. Wilson, John Miller, Lemuel b. Clark,
lincoln n. Harris, Henry Urban, John q.
Wilsoo, jacob Johns, desertion; John A.
Westenberg, Charles Lee, A. l.. Kreider,
" y. Crawford, John Harrison Msuring,
wilhelm Martin, w. w. Weidler, Elmer
8srshock, George Ehrhsrt, surety OF tho
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-10

Allert Turner and Josephine Turner,
his wife, were heard BY Alderman Hal
blch last evening, ON . charge Of larceny
preferred by Mary Lloyd. All the parties
TO tho suits live on Tow Hill, Columbia,
and the allegation In that while Mary was
Ia jd. the Turner'S froxs ON to
her furniture and household goods.
Tho evidence failed to connect Mrs.
Turner with the .ofiense charged, and
the case sgainst her was dismissed. Albert
was obliged to give ball for trial at the jan
uary torn Of court The cases against both
were dismissed by Alderman Deem some
days ego. but the proEecutrix brought new
com plants.
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~ 3 kong 1ssaao Rso0 Rasaissn Ne /
noes o. Weanse1ay.
orunDfA. Jan. 1O.-Jacob Johusop, Of |
nHoooown, died on "wednesday, aged
SooeA Dsoth resulted from paralysis |
PososknoO uf tea moothA Heha beeu
uooeooot cf town for the past thirteen
- 0sven children, oil grown, survive
- fonecal viii b held o. Friday aftsr-
- g Z 0slcck.
I< - oonem Of wednesday eltefnooo oio
~ hue damage II This place. Some
1nom end troos were blown down, the Iron
nokoeonok q r. w. Smiths planning mill
~ Droksa aad The upper half 10 lying on
v suof of she mill. The sand dredging
S1hlno q Adam Rodsnhouser wss sunk
|n ~ ri<De. A portion Of the deck had
- removed for Y6psirs and The waves
G1iiog The boat, caused 1 TO sink. The
Oibhiug Cleppes's sand wharf was torn
snWsy b The high river. The river u still
WI hieh and on the increase.
e 0eo n. Adams and company Will be In
- opora house tonight In the amusipg
~ Of " he, She, Him, Her" The COM
Sony viii be greeted with . large audi
0no0 NJ. AdAmA who war fof msrly .
ANGUS clown, - now one Of the rising
youug comedians OF The country. Tho
supporting company includes Toma Han.
2om, the charming s0ubrestA formerly With
3 ~ /" Little Tycoon" and "Zox" oom.
pxny, Sam Barnard, the funny Dutchmsn,
0nd thirty.five other comedisns, daucers,
r1sgessan pretty girls.
Wn. McEnnis, Of Frankfort, KY, IL
Vislting lrisnds In town.
Tho board OF directors Of the sntrAl
uaetouel bank elected the following officers
+ yuussrday: President, Andrew J. kaufman;
y v1ee president d. Brainerd Case cashier,
3 JcA II. Zamer.
3 xne Columbia accommodation east .was
ever IN hour late this morning, caused BY
I wreck to train OF engine No. l6l at Balm.
heidgA A oar aud caboose jumped .ha
oraek q the switches, blocking both mAin
& osacks.
k,a swayne, Of Bristol, was given 70.
eeption last evening at the residence Of II
4 -. North, eaq.
During 1855 the the crews OF the p. II. X
were supplied with the following numbe
/. - coupling links and pins from ne rount
house .ss this place Pins, N,050; links
q. e23 making total OF 46, 673. The weigh
y q The couplings was S34. li3 pounds an
4 eholY cost was y, ,3ls. Is.
The Columbia National bank have do
\ elaved ssmLsnnuA dividend Of 81 PEI
oool yesterday.
Ofaose wistick arrested David Dlnk,
boy Of Harrisburg, on Saturday might
Wite1ok recoive0 word yestsrdsy fror
4 ohlea Of Police Weikert Of Hsrrlsburl
oliing him 10 keep the boy until he come
F19 hius - hs h wanted In that city.
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Died 81 BraddOcH,


Word was received In this city yesterd ~
OF the death In Braddock, near PittsbuTg,
OF Charles w. Marrow, formerly Of Ian.
caster. Deceased was machinist by trade
and learned the trade In this city. He LEFT
here about eleven years ego, and was last
homo on Christmss, 1887. His mother re-
sides at No. 4C6 East Orange street. with
Mira J. 9. Neff, her daughter. @. b. MAI.
row, the Ice cream man uiscturer, is .
brother Of the deceased. He left on Tues.
dsy for Braddock, after receiving word
that bis brother was DO seriously Ill. He
reached his bedside shortly before his
death. The cause OF Mr.. MarroW's death
was pneumonia, and he had been sick bui
six days. He was In the 38.h year of biz
ago. The body will be brought 10 Lancss
ter and the funeral viii take place eatur-
day afternoon.
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Ch.s y. marrow. sssa :, ys,r.. months aaa

Chss v. MARROW. assa sS yeAr. months and
II days.
The relatives ana friends Of the family ere
respectfully invite1 70 attend ths funerAi.
from the residence Of his brCther-iu.iaw, }. G.
Ne6. no. 600 EAst OrsnRe street, on eaturday
ter cemetery. 2td
eHrspLp. January D. 1850. Gooree ehin0le,
sged seventy -six ySarSs four months ana four.
teon Gays.
1hs relatives ana friends Of the family are
respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral
from his late residence. No. 90 We,t King
street, on Friday. January II, At II Z. m
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Sent TO JAN for sw caring.

Alderman spurrier this afternoon CON-.
mitted to prison Frederick Lipsley,
for seventy-two hours, on complaint Of
John b. Reilly, for swearing three :pro'at
oaths. Tho act OF assembly fixes the pun.
ishment at 67 cents fino for each or an i'm
prisonment Of twenty-four hours. Lipsley
refused to pay tho hne and was In conse
quence committed.
Lipsley and Reilly had quarrel q few
weeks ago which resulted in surety OF the
peace case against Reilly, In which he Wi
required to enter into his own reOogDizsnce
TO kesp tho peace and psy the,cos,s, which
amounted to about $50
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Tns water oomm,,,.. viii rake charge.

Ths water Committee Will Take Charge.
City Solicitor Brown has officially noti-
fed the board OF water commissioners that
the decision Of the supreme court declaring
unconstitutional the municipal aot, under
which they were elected, legislates thsm
out OF Chloe. Tho water committee ap
pointed In April by the chairmon OF select
and common councils will at onos take
charge Of the water department. Mayor
Edgsrley, BY virtue CT his cfiice, will be
the chairman OF the committee. Tho com.
mitiee will meet this evening and elect
officers. Those chosen by the water com.
missionsrs will be re elected without OPP
position.
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nl9-2Ind
DEATHS.

HIYsEsz In this city. Jan. 8, lss9, Francis
x. hienens. In the 18th year OF his age.
The relatives ana friends OF the family, ore
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence, No. s4s North Queen
street. on Friday morning at ESQ O'clock.
Requiem Mass at st. Anthony's church at
O'Clock. lnterment At tt. Anthony's cems,
terry.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-10

Uiesssy hspssts Itself After Many Ysars
Dialogue q the Strawberry Street Liter.
esy society last evening In discussing the
ysosent city government
hrudder Gardner. .-Sistsh Lloyd, what
4eeiish king am do city controller
1tko
eiseah Lloyd Il gives dat up.
1fuddef Gsrdner.-- Charles de first
- Do Law has chopped OF Brudder
QonuS' head.
olseah L!oyd.-'Ds. fool niggsh sm too
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sale Of City Rropertx.

b. +. Rowe, auo,ioneer, sold for Allan A.
Herr, on Wednesday evening, the two
story brick dwelling house, No. GA West
Chestnut street, belonging TO the estate of
Isaac b. Weaver, to Mrr. Elizabeth Baker,
for 3d. 425.
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Philsdslph,s Produce asArnss.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. .. - Flour duh sales
So bbls MINI. Kakers. a 800 IS Penn'a
FAMILY, a 6lkS4 75; Western DO. si 1908 50
Winter Patents. so50ll6 00 spring o OO6l6 %
kye iour, e3 0003 rs
wheAt-Jsn.. e5xc; Feb, 96Hc; March. ssc
April. d 0 y; May. o. ON
Corn Jan: tl]c, Feb, axe; March, Asc
April. &3e May. tSs1o.
,,Ats. jan. ss1sei Feb. s1xo.; Mach
Sia4ci April, $50 May. 35kc.
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On account of the rainy weather yesterday,
the special sals OF Coats will be continued io.
morrow. Friday, January II. all day. Special
bargain lots at One. Two. Three. Four ana
Five Dollars. As1RlCH BKOIHkRS.
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AARKRI0.


RAsP LinunTY. Cattle Rcefpta. 7M
shipmenta. 76o market fair prime, e60s .
fair 70 good, q 5s0S IS; common, eS t00t 90
YorE today.
Roes : lscsipta. 1850 heaA /. shipm.nts
s 9s; mixed, p s6s ,si f6rkers. Q 70
s1 oomm0n 70 f.ir. . 1875 g piei. % 500
8 IS no cars shipped TO new York to-day.
msrset fair, prime, ~ soot rs fair 10 good.
Q 1904 10; common. y 0o0s %, Lambs. u 10
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A. shs station Bopss.

ne chilly WINDS OF last evening drove
I've men into the station house. This
nosnisg the mayor discharged them.
y The reports OF the police for last night
>ow that fifteen electric, twenty. .thrte
noline aud avs Gss lights refused 10 hu,p.
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A srRICH BROS.
ONE DAYS SALE
STAMPED LINEN GOODS
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER. PA.
FRIDAY, JANUARY nth.
Fifth Day Of our
GREAT THIRTY DAYS
CLEARING SALE.
Note the remarkably low
prices which we have put on all
Stamped Goods, for this one
days sale.
Lot I. Stamped Tides and
Monte Cloth Doylies, regular
price SC; price to-day sc.
Lot 2. Stamped Tides,
Splashers, and Monte Cloth
Doylies, regular price Ioc /;
price to-day SC.
Lot 3. Stamped Towels,
fringed and opened work, regu-
lar price l7c; price To-Day
I2Hc.
Lot 4. Stamped Splashers.
heavy linen fringed, regular
price I3c; price to-day &C.
Lot S. Stamped Towels,
Splashers, Tray Covers, Wash
stand Covers, some knotted
fringe, some lace open work |;
also Bibs and Napkins, regular
price 25c; price for this day I7c,
or 3 for soc.
Lot 6. Stamped Tidies,.
Splashers, Tray Covers, long
Bureau Covers, some fine
Monte Cloth, some knotted,
some sewed fringe, regular
price IS, 81 and 4oc; price for
this day 25c.
Lot 7. Stamped Tides,
Splashers, Towels. Side-board
Covers, etc, all extra fine
Monte Cloth, satin dado, and
open worked borders, hand
sewed fringe, regular price soc;
price for this day 36c.
Lot s. Stamped Tides,
Towels, Splashers. Side-board
Covers, Tray Covers, Bureau
Covers, Bureau Sets. ETC., all
finest cloth, fancy fringe and
border, some OF them herring
bone all around, regular price
65 and 75c ; price to-day ACC.
Lot 9. All goods formerly
sold at SIC and 81 price for
this day 67c.
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First Reformed Church Omcsrs.

At the meeting Of the congregation OF the
First Reformed church ON Wednesday
evening, the following efiiceys were elected:
Elders. Philip Bausman, Henry s Shirk
deacons, Howard Werntz, w. NJ. Ranck |;
trustee, Harry Raub.
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JoRL l.. HAIEHs. auctionesr, win sell this
evening Rt tho Cooper house. at ~ O'Clock,
the kepner property on North Water street,
between Orange and Chestnut.
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w. ID No'sgR has christened his school to-
day "koystone Business College," and by
taat name the school will be known hereafter
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Disaasnd Dec,arsd.

- Cornwall, LsbAnon a Colebrook
veoA oompsny has declared . semi
9ed 4 vidsnd of tso per cent. Many
- ~ t-4ds .--.s r.gs are held ir Lam
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THIS powder never variee. A marvel Of
i purity, strength and wholesoraeness. Moro
not be sold In competition with ths multituds
Of low test, short weight. alum or phosphate
Powpss Co.. los wan susst New York.
ty0 lydAw
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-30
THE SEAL FISHERIES.
Canadians Preparing Expeditions 20 bshr-
ing Sea In spits of the Presidenrs Proc
t.-atiou

Canadians Preparing Expeditions 10 hshr-
ing Sea In spits of the Presidenrs Proc
iemation.
OTTAWA. Ont. May % The Government
here has been advised that . large number
OF Canadian sealers which for some time
past have been fitting out a. Victoria, b G.,
will leave in few days for Behring Sea
aged by the success OF Pacific coast vessels
last season Ia avoiding capture by lnitet
States revenue cutters are bringing
their vessels around Cape Horn with a
view 20 capturing fat seals within the limit
OF the preserves clsiDcd by the Amer
leans A prominent Government Official,
speaking 10 q reporter said that there was
little doubt that Canadian seaIers would
make efforts 10 hunt in Behring Sea despite
the Presidents proclamation md the
presence of American war vessels The
British men-of-wsr. be said, would not
make any move towards preventing tbe oe-
parture OF these vessels, n by doing &c they
would IN measure be counte noDcine the
Claims OF the Americans so exclusive SOW
ereignty in the disputed waters On tto 9TH
e. hand, ~ any Canadian sesleTs are taken by
American var ships tho British vessels viii
not Try u TccGpture that would DE the
sigma for open hostilitie. The presence q
the British wor vessels viii sfnply b. % see
that 10 outrages are committed and to
show that Great Britain has not given in 20
the contention Of The United ststsa