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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14


AT the Fourteenth street Theatre last night Rober
Mantcl produced The Corscan Brothers, The house
was crowded, the audience was enthusiastic, the
mounting Of the play as nearly perfect as pos
shlc and success was written on every feature IL
was in the 1h act the in the clearing OF the
forest, the duel scene. that Mancll was the best IL
that he was natural and the line that divided
his work from that Of the worlds great players Dc
came thin that IT was almost invisible IN inc
first part Of the play, In the scene In The masheu
han and at the old house in the Island OF CORSICA
there was slight suspicion OF nervousness III M'h
tells manner which rapidly wore away. until he DC
came. In truth. the ideal "Corsicln BROTHER me
unrcasoning hate and lack Of principle which
the ori,n and life OF the Corsican Vendetta were
perfectly portrayed by Mr. Mantcll. II was only IN
the fr-t two @cts where q slight suapIcIom 2l h''
bar, and too close stldy Of IRVING gdNc Htls hht
ucri,hl5 10 HIM that were not IN keeping WIN "a,
D"u gcnius, that Mr.. ManteH lalI.u a.,
achieving complete success Ns ~
Wa- his success and The Su'reSs r,h
he play was established beyond question: lh nc
NaHDus in their unique ballet lt"Hsnt pach 20 9,u
tlfarcgocrs the days Of the Majton NayH0r lallla
and the gymnastics Of Gabriel Grub me liGlsaIa,'
ballet i'm the third act, full OF HE anu a,llh'on'
Prepared as it was by a woman whose birthplace was
h' ilud 81 Tho MacyarS, IL Wa prllr,' GA us MIN"
Altogether the play decided success
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A WISE PRECATTION.


The ~outhc-u negro knows how 70 blend cunning
and simplicity" s1d AN acquaintance I'm the down
town cigar store where ct my uirht can clear.
Wa, candidate for District Attorney IA M.,ls-upi
iu l--. and had for an opponent very bright yonn;
larycr. named Lclii -wcll. who Was exceedingly
popllnr with the NOguc tcrs. Together had been
on an clcclorct tip through The outlying couutics.
ana one day were returning 10 the railway from 70
little inland town whore had made speech. Riding
along We 0VoItDOh an old daIhy the road. / had
always boastod 10 LclhulWtU That every Niger in
the district knew ne and WOuld vote for M" 80 /
thought here was good opportunity Of proving IL
him with
"'Glclio. unclci Rccn - the spcahIng27
".Yc, sab boss. | f. and Gft WIZ "a fine speech
a. worm ,ho'. say. boss. is yon got any chawin'
81 supplied him aud said: well uncle. l can count
on your vote, can't y
ooh. yes boss; sho'l me an all my frcns likes
vou fu-t rate. sab and Wc-c gwiuc 10 fer Won,
sud-..y boss. what mont lc your namer
had 10 give LcilingWcl a now hat 10 keep IL
ouict And he beat me to boot
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Posiohco Notice.
!. as changes nay

ShoU4d be read DAILY b. AL interested changes may
Lct.cs u. ie. IN countries need no. BE- specially ad.
when It J, desired 70 send dlpl aes OF banking and co.
sent ~ IN, ,t,t Tcc.t alsas I,'''' ''"~
Foreign ma. for the week ending January IS VIII
TUfSDAI-At 5 p. N. FOR Jan alcl GTeytown. rrux-
S E Puerto for FI;S Sa ana nara L aad Rs5 per-
i7boneu-e, IRON hsu ore; at 10 a. M Tor ST. Croix
'.r'ct ~ BsTaGs de.tr. Tor Irnidld aad To5Aso
wEDNEaDAAY-M a =. ior Brazil and the IA Plata
counirle, VA Brall ios - I4cts ana y. Cf3x "a
cue for Eari,do 1d Trinidad and Dsaiara va b..
ohef NYndSard i,ad, must ii Be dr. cd pr Aana
15J 80 "a S o' sa nq r ' aa c5a VIA az SI ec
tries mu,t pe directed ''per Gtrnan!c"J at 80 a. IN.
letteTs ioT lrs.and ilst b. d.Fe.t'G Pc Edc' a;
Terp deter. must BE- directed per We,emaad'j at IL
No for I y a% 5 oTS wa iaad gT and
McScaa States and CHA be drectea yer cry Of
TnrEIPAYA: 10 n o5 me NctAerlaa a, f,se
il I'd '.ler EoitgFtaa, a, u a H. ior hayt Per : ;.
Aleno); at p m tor B. I. per ornoeo; al
p No. for # N'"a Tor for ana 2. az Co5 peF :
NJ 30 - m. FOR ST. PerreMiqucion. Fer steamer from
iFsEfffDAy-A: ap m. for Blueaelds. per $ s. w @.
sATrEDAY-At 10 a. m. for Venezuela and Curacao
also Sa,anua. Via Curacao, Per $ Philadelphia Ncers
or otaor Golom.lsn port: va Curacao Tust be- drscsi
France Swit1c-and italy. spain and Portugal per
re- ri au,; dirSc,.d per- Boarrognc at ii 80
A. M f,r Europe per Umbrla, VIA Queenstown rlot.
ers for France Switzerland italy Suoin and Portugal,
must be dr2ctsd - per Tmbra -; at p m Tor cuh'.
directed CITY 0f Col lubia 81 az D. for
Dol Toro ~ Ciussie from New-Orleans.
from Francisco Close here January 10, az p. n.
Mails FOR the Hawaiian Island per s s. Australia rq,n
Tor the society Islands per ship city OF Pan- from san
Francisco close here January -26. at Mails f'r
Australia, Newzealand, Hawaiian, FIJI and Samoan Is.
nor, MlriUOcg IRON Frlnci~rOl
rehr.arr q a. ~ f0r arrival AZ New York Il
S. s. Cqla with British mails ior Australa!. Mails f1r
cuba rail- Tampa Fla aud thence 10y steamer,
XIV West Fla close at t,is once daily - 80 a. m.
sTha schedule - closing ~ TWns-Pac'le mails Is
arranged the presumption OF their uninterrupted
and l2n. san Francisco. Mails from the Fast arsiv
ing OK TINE san Francisco tho DAY u sailing &
dispatched thence the same day, Eeastercd
+ all closes at e 70 m. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster.
Pnstoracn Ner, Ynrk. Y. Y. Iannarv 10. 1879.
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SENSATIONAL TALK ABOUT THE aGRIP.'

TO the Editor Of The Tribune
sir: Returning from n Western trip few days
ago. greatly surprised at the remarks OF tho
paror car conductor to couple Of young ladies
whp Ike myself were their way home Tho
following is an exact statement. The words Wcrr
spoken loudly that all in the car, if not deaf could
hear. 49, c,,
girls .rc YOU rcturuiu, q that SRI ken CRY, Wl'9'
the grip (, racing violently and fatally i@t tHrS
can not get coffin, to bury the dead lrter E't 'i.
ucNt station ana 10 back. leave me train AZ
- ! would not 60 10 Ncw-l FORK II they would
eve me tnc road. ,.
~uch ala-mi-l- no douht fr.chon nervous people
into di,ca.c. lul certainly DO great harm 10 nose
who are recovering. D. NJ SlNAH'
Now \ orb Jan. .. l-9O
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T o the Ed or OF Ihe ! FlD II TO-
Sir: would like also to suggest a design for orr
National Flag to compete with the other propositions
for popular and Government favor
would have the stars Of the thirteen original
States in a circle I'm the middle o. the field Of blue
I would have the twenty five states that Joined the
Mon during the first century OF the flag in another
circle ou;sdc and surrounding the thirteen. having
proper proportions between stars and circles The
four states 10 be star in each corner Of the
field. That would leave space for plenty more states
~ they cofrc into the Union. Tie additional stars TO
be I'm a line with ~" four States along the square
of the field of hue. \. b. -.
Harlem, Jan. r. 1890.
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THE pOp0SED yEyy STATE OF IDAHO

Washington, Jan. 13.-FOr nearly two hours this
morning tie Senate Committee on Territories listened
TO arguments against and in support Of L q Consttu
ton prepared for the proposed new state Of Idaho
There were present Bishop William Bulge, OF the
Mormon Church in Idaho; Delegate John I. Game,
Of Utah Governor stevenson and Governor Shoupe,
Of Idaho and full attendance OF the members Of the
committee.
J. NJ. Wilson. OF this city, speaking for the Nor
mons argued against the acceptance OF the proposed
Constitution. DELEGATE Dubois, Of Idaho, replied
to Mr. wilson He said it necessary to dsfran-
chise the Morm0ns in a body IN order To destroy their
political power which alone keeps them together.
Conviction OF the crime Of bigamy or p0lygamy was
difficult matter, and when successful did not affect
the convict, Mr.. DUB0is asserted.
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The POPE HIS THE INFL UENZA.

THE EPIDEMIC ABATING on THE CONTINENT,
BUT SPREADING IN IRELAND
Rome, Jan. 13.-The Pope and eight Cardinals nave
the influenza.
Paris Jan. 13-There is continual decrease
in the number Of deaths here. There were .Jo on
Saturday and c47 on sunday.
Madrid, JaS. lathe Duchess Of Montpcnsier
is Frustrated with influenza.
London. JAY. 13.-Attorney General Webster ana
Dr. Earnardo hre suffering from influenza.
London, Jan. 13-Thc Marquis of lIartngtons con
diton is much improved and his early recovery IS
anticipated.
The influenza is spreading into all parts Of Ireland
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A PLEASING CONCERT ~ WASHINGTON

Washington. Jan. - l-rccaiI.-Niss Marie Dccca
assisted by a number Of artists, gave a concert 10
ugit .' Lincoln I/,ll. tn pro-samme Of which FL,
ollG.t 70 Oh and wei worn numbers as Lists
trr.. or, ou ot the Faust Vale, Echcrs Echo sol K
Rul.t oiu's Romance ln l. iat. and selection more
or los choice, Of operate airs. Sill, Dccca is A.
lone lu Washington. and wa, not deprived II either
ourJ .rlccmclt or applause hy audience which
included many OF her ilc' q, and admirers. She ha,
brilliant rather than sympathetic. voice IT, compa-,
l- NOT ltrg. but N D, wei suited 20 the concert room
N., Powell tic VIouI,t Of The evening, cane In for
q large Share Of the enthusiasm.
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OVER 100 YEARS OLD AT HER DEATH

Boston, Jan. 10 l-pec'au.-Nrs. stephen Daniorth
died az her home In Manchester. Mass 20 day. n her
1Olst year. Her father WAS Revolutionary soldier.
AID had brother III the war 81 i-i4. che vas a
native Of Virginia. she VT, cAoNy remarkable for
the iondH".- manifested f.g tobacco. Unul wl,lln a
shnl4 time 90 Aer death elr consumed a pound OF
ping tou4ccO a week SAc smoked after each u hc~
tI.c' daF meal. and when wi..fI' iu the eh. She
would rclch ont ~ bed and ti'" few whl:fs which
never failed 10 sOotAc her 90 ,,.mh,r
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1 NEIV MOTIVE POWER.


Prom Inc NUINtdIJII' IIIUHI''
say John.7 qucrcd a country woman the other
day as she stood upon the steps OF the pOstoEcc and
Watched The electric come trurdlng down the
tr,ct How do they ever run that big with tlat
little wheel that stringl"
Don't lnow.~ responded her wcddci spouse. look
inn r.Jnlc.-ly at tn trolley wheel above. Cues
,,cv give ncr "a start and she just goes
don that's It," pacdlv responded his wife. /
tbourht II was almighty queer 10 that great car
with that little bit Of a Wheel"
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TIE HERRING FISHERIES EMBARRASSED

Gloucester, Mass, Jan 1.-THE schooner Senator
salisbury arrived to-day from Fortune Bay y. T..
with 10000 frozen heuings. Captain Mckenzie rc-
por,s tLet on the passage home he met with DON
tnHou, heavy Eorhnc-t gale, and cold weather.
1Ir Wettltr al Fortunate Hav haa been mild while
herring was IN wot abundance. We. .e, vcr"
Cc,cI!ci from llIdl.l-. the cargocs could not bc
frozen. During the lUUr weeks at Fortune Bay
there had been Only one nights frost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14

when q prescription is received. and taking 1t back
when the phial is handed to the customer Is not
bad one. You see," was the explanation, when
man has a prescription filed he wants to feel sure
that he gets the right medicine. People stand some
what in awe of drugs and have fear of getting the
wrong thing. When they check their prescriptions
they seem to feel confident that no mistakes VIII be
made. But in all seriousness IL saves great deal
Of annoyance and is generally the most satisfactory
way OF taking of prescriptions, aud OF serving
our Customers The system Of using checks IL
gradually spreading into every industry and trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14
rrrrnr41yrn wlrn coNEDY AZ DAXcIXa

Tho YouDr Mems Institute of America held is an
rual entertainment and reception at Central Turn
verein Hall sixty-sevcnth-st. an Thi'd-avc' last
night. Tie drama Among Che BTcaAeTs' was pre-
sented AID was followed by dancing among tnQQ-e
r-eseni were eX-MavOr Grace and family, fatN.h
Fond John NcNally and wife, J. " Donovan, austin
E. FORD Timothy +. Drlsc0l. william /. CoLho,r'
Thoma, " Garland, Edward Gerbefeal ard Dr. ~ j.
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DIED

Monday Hsnuary is Of e.
Cassidy beloved vile OF Henry SchieEe and daughter
Rea,iScs and friends are invited attend her funeral
from s. Lawrence's Chapel si,h;.I AID Park.sye:
of requiem Will be- celebrated for the repose OF her
Int term in Cemetery Of Holy Cross. Fiatbush
sWAINon Monday. Janrary 10. OF heart failure. Edwin
swim in the 6ist year o. his sgc 80
Cnton.st BrooSyn. o, Tuesday, January H. a. D. in.
TAYLoR-on Sunday January IL. Joseph Taylor aged
Funeral services his residence. 800 West llota
ST.. Tuesday evening lith inst. at o'clock
John LUDLOW TG;Ha G in IN the list T year Of his age
TYLEE-Mrs; Laynia Son saturday, January II, Mira.
Fqaera services II her lac residence 20 So3 Henrys'.
VAN HoCTEN-suntay J.auary 70. Mr.. A. "; Van
Ecr so5s g lgs @o Stt sne 'uner "
Train leaves Cor,ndts et o8o and wIl be met a;
Broadway station. Paterson. y.
vE Err ,l.- Sd9y January 49, 1890 widow Of hs
ees at 1o3 P r Sc o e 15sn & Ge c sc
csrr,ess mess r'nd' at scEarcn Depot a. II 30 m
Long Branch Il. r.
q y JangSry r. Of gGe@mo9i9 Sarah Gr'5ude
Services wl he held nor home AZ st-st between
7th and Sth aNes Brooklyn, on Wednesday, January H.
Relatives and friends are cordially invited
H. the residence OF her daughter Mrs. y. Eugcns
Seclcy Ella Williams, wife OF the late NhyDle
Williams. IN her 03d year.
WILLIAMS-Funeral services o. Mrs. Il. Williams VIII
be- held ~ her late residence, IS Macsonsye at 10 80
a. m. January -.
lnternont at Greenwood.
Military Order OF the Loval Legion ~ the United Sat3.
New. York January - 1soOCor panons are inform oil
the death .hr 10Th mat. ~ Pro,kyn Of Companion
Captain Theodore T. Davis. T. :. Vols. The funeral VII
ahc place Tuesday, Janrary IL. ~ 0C0ct !. ron
kin--ave aud McDonourh.st. Brookvn. Companions arc
requested attend The insignia and cu.tog BADGE Of
Major General I. &. \. (rotirrdl Commander GEO DE
FOREST BARTON, late Paymastor L :. Navy Recorder.
Veterans Of the 9Th Regiment " G.. 8. " Y. are ra-
Qucstd % attend the funeral services OF John T. jolly
Gth Co on Tuesday January :. at M from No. 35l
East S5h-st. H. =. TRENAIN Colonel.
c. II. CORELr. Adjt.
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4 MInNIGHr EELL9 AT TIL nILnr.

Charles II. II0yts "A Midnight Eei," which held
tbe stage Of the Bijou Theatre for number Of weeks
last season. returned to the house last evening
and was greeted by audien thnt completely filed
the bouse Like all Mr. Hoyrs pieces. shr purpose
NJ the present one is laughter and when his IS pro
vokcd ~ ii was last night n q large extent, every
hodv seems satisfied. Several old actors we're found
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THE OK TREES or OAKLAND
n Tho Alfn (nflf...i.

Professor J. g. Lennon. the botanist. says that
It age Of the Oldest oak tree now standing in pth
40 ranges from 80 10 200 years. hhont ior,f
!safs a'O al 'hls region was section Of the domain
7 The Pcrata family. Who's herds roamed wh,xicE1
- listed. There is no directory NJ laDc 70 5HIt
so'matiOn 20 what family exercised feuoal rShIs
w 80 years ago, namely, in 174O.
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FROM THE MAIL.
AERATED BREAD.
WHAT BECAME OF TT

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: Can you any Of your readers tell me
what became of the "Acrated Bread" Company In
existence in this city about twenty years aeol Has
it disappeared entirely Did it fall to work up
demand for it, production The bread was deilciouS
far better than the sOcacd vienna bread
wish ] could have some Of IL now! b. L.
Newly Ork Jan. 10, 1o79.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14

Cured b. CARTERs LITTLE LIVER PILLS. % ca
Tae New-Yar Association for improving the
Como acn II the PCor-Ihls old Association IS q
Ala Society devoted % tie elevation Of the homo No
OF tho poo. and tie iutcous relief OK their neC--sccs
without regard 70 race. color. creed nationally. Al
Of want receive most CAREFUL treatEcnt. Tho
general relief and has WecQuppct eantsTy,
seWing and fro5h air Departments i haS ,Ust open
Ha:lem branch Preslient, John Patton; Treasurer.
Logan c. Murray. No Broadway Ch'mn Com Ok Ways
and Means r. Fulton Cutting Chn'n Finance Com James
scrylnser Conc Agcnt + S. Longworth. 70 4th.ayc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14

Overheariug the blood is common from eating oatmeal
This be avoided bY the OF Grainet, prepare
ton II the whole wheat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14

5th.aye and 33d.st.. Is paatla model home. with oil
hotel conycncnccs Cuisine unsurpassed. Lorenz Reich
proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14

New Haven, Conn, Jan. - lNpccab.-Evcry seat
for Booth ard Modlc,Aa, who will present the Mcr
chant Of Ncicc7 at the Hyperion Theatre Thursday
Wa sold TO-DAY. IL s the largest salc on record for
Now Haven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14

You emit help liking them, they are very small
and their action j. perfect. Only one pill q dose
CATERS Little Liver pills. Try them.
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politicGl Notlces.
Republican Primary Elections.
THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS
ENROLLED IN THE SEVERAL
ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS
OF the County " New-York

FOR the purpose OF eectng I'm each district President
first and second Vice President, rctary Treasurer
and S,rgeantat.A Of the Assembly District organic
laton five Inspectors Of Elections te number Of dee
gates the County Committee 70 which the district q
entitled and District Committee to consist O, many
members a. there he election district, in tho Assem-
Div District except that in the Twenty fourth Assembly
District there shall b. elected for the Twenty third Ward
as many members may De election districts in
said Ward For t.e Twentyfoulth Ward. excluding the
f,rr OPP tocn " Kncsbridee. many members there
may be election districts In that Wad and FOR the ogmca
town u KircsbriCgc seven p.enbers
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Delegates.

follows:
First Assembly District. 1874 Franlinst
Second Assembly District, 1876 Pcar>t.
Third Assembly District l35 Eighth-st.
Fourth Assembly District, 49, last broadway.
Fluh Assembly District, 1913 West HoIston-st
sixth Assembly Dlst.ict i49 Grand.st
seventh Assembly District 81 Clinton Place.
Eichth Assembly District 63 Ludlow-st
ninth Assembly District Abngdon square,
Tenth Assembly District. p Avenue \.
Eleventh assembly District, 81 West 3lst-st.
Twelfth Assembly District. lil tfth.st
Thirteenth Assembly District, 269 Eighthave.
Fourteenth Assembly District .0s East l0th-st.
Fifteenth Assembly District, it9 Eighth-sve.
Seventeenth Assembly District Gcrmana Hail. s. .. esss
Tirhtccnth Assembly District 2t5 East S4th.st.
Nineteenth Assembly District. Lncen's Hall. 67thst-
and Western Bou! sNard, -
Twcntv.nrst Assembly District, East 59th-st
Twentv.s"cond Assembly District, l,22S Thrd-ave,
Twenty-third Assembly District, Hderbrandts Han.
fourth Assembly District. Twenty third Ward.
Hoamann's Hall, Courtlandtaye., near 150th-st:
Twrnty-foufth Ward Suburban Republican Club 177h.
ST. and NaudcrbItaNe.
Kimgsbrdse Republican Hall. Riverdaleave.
The polls VIII be open from 20 . p. NJ excep. thas
I'm the l7h and 29d Assembly Districts from which
requests received proyidy for In Article XII.
" the Constitution OF the Assembly District Organization.
The first regular meeting OF the Republican Counts
Committee under this call will be held Nelson
Hall I5th.st., between Irving Place and Sd aveu
Thursday evening January l6 1890, ut o'clock Dele
~ order OF the Republican County Committee
S. " Il. CRuGER,
President.
WILLIAM II: BELLAMY, Secretaries
- SOLON B. SMITH
Chairman Of ths ExsAntvs c0mmisaA-
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THE CORSICAN BROTHERS.

in their accustomed places, and new no less
warmly welcomed
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Flint makes the best furniture.
Lieblg Compnny's Extract of Meat

Restores exhausted vitality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14

The explanation which Is given in an uptown drug
store Of the system In use there of giving check
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-24
AN OLD CITIZEN DIES.
IN \. sfaRBIs 4 VICTIM Or DRePsY,
Apfgg fWo moSfHy ILLNESS
Il Native or York County ana Resi-
asat or Columbia For Forty Years.
Rcrsunai aud Dorcugh Notes.

CoIuuBIA, May 24.--John w. Strebig, a
ven known resident Of town, died on Fri
~ eroulng at 7:l5 O'Clock, at his home on
north Front strcet, sscd " years. The death
Wns caused by dropsy, after an illness oi
two months. Mr.. Strebig was native OF
YORK county, and has been living in town
ar The psse Il years. He was plasterer
~ trade, and worked at that trade until
prevented by old age. A wife and two
children servive. The children are VIM.
ana Lizzie Strebig, living In town. The
funeral will be held on Monday at o'clocks
Services In the Second street Lutheran
church.
TIE time Of tho funeral Of Mrs. Anna
Mann has been changed to Sunday at 2so
p. "a. Services will be held at the homo Of
her son, B. r. Mann, instead Of Saloine
United Brethren church.
Ameeting of the +. N. A. was held last
might Al the home of Miss Edith Sourbeer,
on Locust street. An election Of officers
resulted A. follows: President, A. q.
Hostetter; vice president. John Myers
secretary, Miss Edith Sourbeer; assistant
secretary, Miss Corda Hinkle; treasurer,
Mis- Jennie Shuman; trustees, John
Musser, Howard Smoker and Albert Hart
man.
Gen. Welsh Post will attend divine SER
vice on Sunday evening at Salome U. b.
church, when Rev. f. L,idwick will preach
the memorial sermon. The members OF
the post will assemble at p. m.
Rev. M. r. Hooper, of Lancaster, will
conduct the services In st. PanPs i. II.
church on Sunday morning and evening.
The borough has received from the
county $50 as its share of the license
fees.
Samuel Evans, esq, will attend the great
congress of the Scotch Irish people and
their descendants in America, to be held
in Pittsbur0 from May 20 to June !.
game of ball was played last evening
between the colored grammar and high
schools. The latter were victorious by q
score of q to IL.
The postponed concert Of the Metropoli-
tan band will be held In the opera house
on Saturday evening, May 81.
Messrs. Sheath & Freeland have erected
huge derrick on the p. h r. wharf fol
hoisting sand direct to the cars Instead o
by horse and carts
r. r. ID. Miller has returned from attend
ing the Grand Lodge ef~ odd Fellows Al
Pittsburg. :.
Miss Halle Sourbecr and her Sunday
school class spent to-day at the poin
opposite Chickies.
H. NJ. Sample has returned from the
Great Council Of Red Men at Scranton.
Miss Alice Strahorne, of Philadelphia, 1,
visiting her uncle. John Fleming, on North
Third street.