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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-03-23
INJURED n 4 FIRE

DlsaslrouS lllaIs, IN which Many People
AFV Hart
LAWRENCE, Mass. March 29.-The
worst fire this city has known since the
burning Of tho Washington mills six
years ago, completely dlsmantled the
Gleason building. one OF the best bust
ness blocks In Lawrence. early to-dayand
resulted In the injury OF eight persons
and The loss Of property valued at least
100000
Those injured are:
John BowerIug. left leg injured; Sc
we're burns.
Mrs. John Towering. left side injured
and ribs broken,
Miss Mckenzie, head injured serlous
burns,
Bernard Gallagher. overcome by smoke
and seriously burned.
A, s. Hunter. slight burns.
w. Il. Robinson, left wrist fractured,
burns,
pital, but II Is not expected that any
deaths Will result
The Gleason building was SlX-story
stone and brick building
The Central house. one Of the leading
hotels Of the city, adJoined II on one side
and PedrtCk & Close, In which IS walsh
hotel, on the other, The five and ten
sent store OF Abbott & Co., occupied the
basement and first floor Of the building.
The rest OF the block was taken up with
Offices, sc.
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amount "a be limited 70 the financial
needs Of tho people. Subsidiary com
Cor the small tranSaCllOna Of buqlness,
ana for tile payment Of Interest on inc
public debt, Banking 70 DO free, Wins
ont authority ~ issue money o. any
itind-thls power belonging exciuglYeIy
"a tho general government. 90 eApresess
"a by the constitution, and lnterpreIeu
by Justice Strong Quoted ap0Vel " w
llverlng the opinion Of the supreme
cnurt ON tile legal tender lCt. To help
Increase our volume VI currency, tins
national banks should be allowed TO re-
CelVe FOR circulation government paper
TO the full face value Of the United
states bonds which they have uepoAlt-
cd for the security OF the present ma
tionnl bank circulation, Retire the
present government paper BY the sale
OF bonds bearing not over per cent IN.
forest, and HB retired 70 substitute legal
tender notes Tedeemnble. hut not cons
vertlble. tho whole people Ito have the
first option IN the purchase Of these
bonds. N, @, @, CHURCH,
Parkersburg, w. Va, March 81.
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"A W0NDERFUL MEDICINE.
STOMACH, IMPAIRED DIGESTION, DSORDERED LIVER
plAz. THE NAN.
chaEOCtsrlstieS Of the President Of Mexico.
IIlS NVonlorfnI Physique.

Us ANNN A7ENaNWFhAA Us eANANSSs
isis wondnrfnl PhySIqus.
From "The Awakening. OF a Nation"
By C. T. Lummls. in Harper's Magazine
for April. A man Of i've feet eight, erect
a. the Indian he IL disproportionately
COMPOUNDED with, quick as the Tberian he
far more nearly Is, a fine agreement OF
unusual physical strength and stu more
unusual ErAOs, with the true Indian trunk
and the muscular European limbs, DlaE
Is physically one man in 10000 The sim
gle infusion Of aboriginal blood land that
at the beginning Of this century, II Gn In
herItance much more visible in his figure
than in his face.
There are young old men everywhere,
but this Is tie freshest veteran in my
knowledge. BY the 1.-THE step, the fne
rudy skin whOSe caplllaries have not
yet learned 10 clog or knot. by the Keen.
full eye, or the Ound, flexible voice, y
seems palpa6le abSurdIty 10 pretend
that this man has counted not only sixty
seven years, but years Of supreme stress
II in forty Of them he ever knew a COM
tortIng certainty, Il must have been Dy
faith and not by sight: for from boyho0d
10 middle life his face was always
against overwhelming odds.
II might be rash to luG Into any COM
pArison the Iron Chancellor, but OF act
lal rulers. republic or dyn0stic, there
certainly IL not Rnother-lf there may
have been one-so posted" as the man OF
Mexico oR-hand, without hesitation
and with accuracy Gas have often been
at pains TO verify, he gives Whatsoever
detail is desired If Whatsoever branch OF
government lie Is more ready than tn.
contractors themselves as to the men ana
money using In Hone great work. the
commanders OF the military zones can
tell you lin twice the words) as much
each Of his own scope as DlHz can tell
you OF the entire field. The Superintend-
emit Of education in district may be as
Informative III you give him ttme} about
the schools in MS charge as the creator OF
the Mexican public school system IS
about the districts en- masSe. II % an
omen secret in the capital that the PFcsl-
dent frequently worats his ministers IN
their own fields. And-a genuine test OF
brcadtll-hs IS not afraid to say, 90
NOT know" He ventures no opinion IN
things he has not measured
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al True Maxim.

/ Nothing succeeds like success, is
maxim we'll applied to DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, for this famous remedy
succeeds in curing every ChsO Of Group,
cough and cold which It undertakes,
and 10 this alone Is due It's wonderful
popularity. Mrs. L. W. Richards,
22l4 Z. Cumberland St., Philadelphia,
Pa, states ~ have had DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup on my bureau for the last
nine years, and hive found it certain
and safe cure for Group. have also
found It ealcacIous in extreme mem
braneouu Group, and would advise all
mothers to use IT," Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup costs only 25 cents, and you
should bear In mind, TINT substitutes
simply benefit the dealers purse, In
sInE on getting d.. Balls Cough Syrup.
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aaAh HsEATE.
FOR Rent Possession April /.

No. . Zane street. house., rooms, hath
laundry, both gases. $50 per year
Store room No. 1893 Main street, corb..
OF New Bridge street.
No, ia South Penn street. 10 rooms. wills
All ConVeilegceg; llHe location. Eva
desired.
No iA South Broadway street. room,
bath ana Hthblp' Rent SII. -
Country FeNldVpCe. House OF roon,
with nine acres pf land known as H.
Dr. StOreF plaea,9St Elm Grove; ali nolsyp9
COnVenl0nCes,
LeathtTwood residence. House o,
rooms, with al modern conyenencts
No, q lhlTteeIth street. rooms. both
No. 20 South Penn street q rooms and
bath; second floor. NV
No, 81 Thirteenth street, C-rOomcd house:
f1b por MONTH
No. g South Wabash street, house o, 1
rooms; rent $500,
the city.
Money TO loan on real estate security
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-, A,ormed About his Orthodoxy.

LONDON, March 22.-The Rev. DR..
John Watson uau MacLaren) was the
principal speaker at the Mansion House
meeting to-day In aid OF the sailors
home. The duchess Of Albany, Lord
KinnaIrd and other notabllities were
pregnt. DR.. Watson, in an Interview
after the meeting had adjourned, said:
II have ignored the charge oil hereSy
brought against me as It IS simply veA-
ofSnIfs / anal NOT notice It in any way
,nIrss tho matter Is referred to the syn
oj which will undoubtedly reject the
charge. II 1t Is sent TO the presbytery,
EhGiI of course defend myself to the
bitter end. with counsel and otherwise.
Il wish you would thank my friends
in America for their kindness, say TO
Them that they need not be alarmed
nbOut my orthodoxy"
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RINEHART & T.ATUM,
CITY BANK BUILDING,
Telephone $40. Room No. 9.
FOR RENT.
FINK & BRAUNLICH
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
ties Market srteOt.
FOR SALE.

House, 8 rpoms and hall. lot llxifk North
House, ) rooms. lot Axlss feet, Market
street, between Eighth ana MINI a"Se'"
House. rooms, brick. and stable. Eish'
'I Iots, ESSitO feSt. Thtrtleth street. so
each; $50 cash, balance In ono year. r.,.G.
House. 8 rooms, hall and large lot. EisW
tenth street: cheap. on very easy IsImE
One ofitho best corner lots on Lima huSSSS
for &g16; 0ne-third cash. balance IN ono A3S
Corner lot on Cherry street for $40; en.'
third cash, balance IN ono and two ytSS,ri
Lot on Cherry street for $50; one-1a"0
cash, balance IN one and two year ,.,,h
Two hotises on Main street, near SaVen'A
street; clieap: on easy terms, ar ,,r.,L
House ! rooms, brick, Sixteenth su''"
SDicndId building site for dwelling -Four
tCeilth Rtrect and on Sixteenth street
House rooms and Groom house IN EsS4'
Fifth ward, terms easy, a,t9,,, ,,A,,,lns
Tho Lamb property, No. 2VV9 CnAP""'
street, cheap, terms easy. u.,v.,a
House rooms, Jacob street, nSI N.s,S
TwSnty.fourth and TWonty'hith S"s''
S9ST IGfs 's on Jacob street, North BeHVo0@
500 each. ,..., t,iR
$3.50 will buy nIcD lot fronting on NV ~
street; on0-third cash, balance Q" e"
500 10 will buy a good two.roomsd ney'A
fronting on ChRplinO street. near IS T,,Ssu
street, Centre WheSlIn; 500 cash. eaIan''
Lots on Lind street. Cherry street ~. ,ss
McCclloch street at from w 10 wv ''
y Money TO loan Loaf on city real estate
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Special Dlspateh to tho lnsslllEeneeF'

EnecI0I UIIn0TcN % IWU 4HI1IWHVHtIV'
HUNTINGTON, W. Va. March "a
A bloody fight occurred yesterday be-
tween Fred Kershaw and James Sayrer
al Mud Sack. Jackson county, In which
Inc latter was stabbed seventeen times
dying Instantly. Kershaw was arrest.
"a and placed in jail at Jackson Court
House. SRyro was the son OF highly
respected and prosperous farmer, Al
rahnn, gayre. An old ErudGe was set
tied by tho tragedy. Great indignation
and excitement prevail.
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YOUR TIRED STOMACH.

81 have no appetite you say" and
the little do cat does me no good. At
first It feels cold and dead in my stOm-
ach aud by and by have aches and
pains that sometimes go TO my chest
and back. feel weak, low spirited and
out OF sorts Gii over. fancy the de-
mon Of dyspepsia has got me-" That's
the way you talk. and no wonder. But
walt a moment. Let uE reason tOgeth-
or. Perhaps thus far your stomach IL
merely tired. You have been eating too
much. eating the wrong things, and tr-
regularly You have gwen Il too much
10 do. and like all living things, when
OyerwOrked. II stops nt length from
sheer exhaustion. There may not be an
actually diseased condition as yet, Still
It Ia natures warning, and you must
heed 1t or worse will follow. But
must eat or stRrve," you say. True
enough, but safety usually lies IN mid
die courses. Here IL one for you. You
don't need drastic purges or exciting
stIHulRnty, Your condition Is one ems
Nv relieved II we go about II gently and
gensibIy. The tired stomach won't
work under whip and spur. II has pro-
badly had too much OF that already.
What you require IL something that Is
ut once a food and diBeater Of food.
Such an article u inc pHhkeT digestive
Cordial, discovered and prepared by the
Shaker Community OF Mt. Lebanon, N.
Y. Taken right after eating. no us TO
mix with the food, II does the stomach's
work for II, gives II the advantage OF
further rest, strengthens you In n nat
lIraI why, and soon enables the stomach
10 do full duty. There liz nothing else
like this simple, safe, certain and pala-
table remedy. Yet the Shakers respect
your doubts. and authorize druggists to
PeIl trial bottle for ten cents,
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MONEY QUESTION.
Money as q Conimodity and as q
sprssenfa tiYe o. Value
DIsCHSsEDBYRR &C. CHURCH.

MA iho ContlnpAnes % ti.p tlFtsnhAORs
NSwla Uss-G cold and SILVER e be Used
Is pomuoslliies 20 SETTLE I;HshanEI HAS
snsta, ana NJ - standards Of yalus.
Iisdssnabls hRt Eot COnvsFtAblo I.sgal
TsaatF Nets,, issued lsly IN E.lmlisd
aaanItlSs-Taksi Issus with theP Pres
en- Republican PpllSv.
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WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Rus
sian government, according to United
states Consul General KNrel, at st,
Petersburg, is acting with vlEor to pre-
ven, the spread OF tho dreaded bubonic
plague Into Russia. A sanitary commits
sion has been created with a fund OF 100 :
900 roubIeS to draw upon and II has add
ed new measures Of precaution TO the eH"
listing regulations,
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rHE RoRRRao AssAsSINs
Mast IInuS-Prssldent MsIIlnlSy will Not
Interfere.

Interfere.
SANTA FEE, n. NJ, March e2.-l"ocal
oaieials have completed all prellmina-
rles for the execution Of the four l'orre-
60 assaSsIns tomorrow, having reach
ed the conclusion that there will be no
further Interference from washington.
This decision Is based on a telegram
from District Attorney Crist 70 the ell
feel that Attorney General Mckenna
mas decided that the President had no
authority to commute their sentence
The usual stories are ahont OF plots
to rcsuce the prisoners. As result q
detail Of military has been sent %
guard the peuitentiary. IT IS probaole
that both the cavalry ana MANLY ti
companies will be sent to serve the
sheriff on the Jay OF execution.
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A nSsn,rnl zone.n

VIENNA, March 22-The Neue
Freie Prcsse says that Great Britain
has proposed that n collision between
the Greek and Turkish troops on the
frontier of Thessnly be prevented by
the formation OF neutral zone, a mile
wide between the Greek and Turkish
forces, as was done in 1856.
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Symptoms Moisture: intense itching
mud AtlnginR, most at night, worse by
scratching. II allowed to continue tumors
form, which often bleed M ulcorntN, br-
Comtng very sore. SWhfNE'S ONT.
MlGN't stops tho itching and bleeding
heals liberation, and In most cases I0-
moves the tumors, At druggists or by
mail for 10 cents. Dr. SwaynO 81 Son,
Philadelphia.
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wooNsocKET. r. l., March a.
Mrs. Mary sklftlIngton died at her home
in this. city to-day. aged l02 years. She
was born at ireland, and has been
resident OF this city forty years. Her
mind was clear until the end. She
dropped dead while walking about the
house
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cINcrNNATI, O., March PA Times
star special from Lima, o., says that
william II. Mott. freight clerk, and
william Il. Joncs. telegraph operator.
were struck by lightning on the stiee5
nnd both fatally injured. Jones had
becn night operator until Saturday and
was promoted then 10 day operator.
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srop 0rucgIng yourself with ou

STOP drugglng yourself with QuHck
rostrums or cures" Get a well known
pharmaceutical remedy that win do
Inc work. CatRTrh and cold in the head
win not cause suffering II Ely's Cream
Balm il used. Druggists will supply loo
trial size or soc, fuIl size. We mall II.
ELY BROS, &c Warren ST., n. Y. City.
Rev, John Reid, jr, of Great Falls,
Mont, recommended Ely's Cream Balm
10 me. can emphasize his statement,
at Is a positive cure for CAtarrh II used
rs directed. REV, Francis W. Poole,
pastor Central Presbyterian church.
Helena, Mont
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IT is surprising what wee bit OF a
thing" can accomplish. Sick headache,
constipation, dyspepsia, sour stomach,
Dizziness, are quickly banished by De-
Wits Little Early Rlsers Small pill,
Safe pill. Best pill, G, H. Goethe. corr
nor Twelfth and Market streets: Bowie
BcnWOOJ
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TIE use Of Halls Hair Remover pro-
notes the growth Of the hair. and re-
stores lts natural color and beauty:
frees the scalp OF landruh. letter. and
all Impurities.
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BE gure and use that old and well-trlcd
remedy. Mrs. Winslow'S Soothing Syrup.
for children teethlng. II SootheN the
child, EoftsnA the gums, Rllny5 oil pnln,
cures wind collie and Is the best remedy
for dIarrhOea, Twenty-Five centA 4
bottle. mwf&w.
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MUNYON'S

Improved homeopathic Home Remedy
Company nut up d separate cure for each
disease. At oil druggists, mostly ~ cents.
Guide TO Health free, az,
Arch straat, Philadelphia, Pa, hnaWersi
with free medical advice for any llaeaao:
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WASHINGTON. d. c., March 22,-To-
days statement OC the condition Of the
treasury ShOIA;
Available cash balance $2ls,OSo'sVS'
gold reserve SI5l,lil,+ii.
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Munyon's Rheumatism Care Y glinlan.
ted 10 Curo acute or muscular rleli gnnthlIl
IN from Dne 10 I'VE days. SHARP, eIgotlilk
palm Ia any n9Ft u tic body ntpplleu ~ Z
Tow dOnON u nFpmpt, complete upu llNts
mar6nt cure Tor lntienenl, e0faneaH, SIN
ha0k and AIT rains IN hips ana IONS
Chronic fheum6tldn. gcinticn, lunlpAy0 q
SeIdom fnils 10 give relief from one or
tvin dOneS, and almost invariably cures be'
fore one bottle has boen used. Price S0c'
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BEEcHAM's PILLs-No equal Tor
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0A9TOREA.

All druggists guarantee Or. Miles PAIN
Puts TO stop Headache, "Ono cuut IL desc"
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-06

A merry party Of young folks were pleas
antly entertained at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis GodiH, last evening by their
daughter, Jennie, who celebrated her twelfth
birthday anniversary. The festivities took
place in the parlor, where singing, dancing
and instrumental music were INDUCED in.
Piano solos were rendered by Ella and Annie
Gaug CHAN. Name Welsh and Blanche Bobbin.
The hostess was also the recipient of a large
number of presents, feature Of the even
ing was the marching of the guests from the
parlor to the sitting room, whore a luncheon
awaited them, the music being rendered by
Miss Goldn. The happy participants were
Elma Huber and Mamie Lewis, Mahanoy
City; Emma Bale, Port Carbon; Nellie
Dougherty, Name Welsh Nellie Scanlan,
Blanche Bobbin, Katie Quinn, Lottie Reese,
Carrie Owens, Fannie Weeks, Maggie Reilly,
Maude Phillips, Hannah Supowitz, Maggie
Foley, Alice Beddall Ella and Anna Gaughn,
Nellie Mundey, and Harry Folmer, Isadore
Levine, Lye Lewis, Harry Goldin, Solomon
Self, Harry Bleech, Ashland; William Fonder.
Mahanoy City; Chester Ball, Shamokin, and
Ellis Sunder, Pottsville
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Among the true bills handed to the court
at Pottsville yesterday were the following
Michael E. Doyle, hunting on Sunday, oatll
James B. Fetherolf; Joseph Bickert, hunting
on Sunday, oath James b. Fetherolf; Isaac
and VIM. Jones, assault and battery, oath
VIM. Moubeck; Patrick Tallet, malicious
mischief, cruelty to animals, oath Frederick
Kuntz; Patrick Nalloy Anthony McAndrews
aud John McAndrews, burglary, entering in
the night, etc, assault and battery,
and aggravated assault and battery,
two counts, oath Anthony Monaghan
Patrick O'Doaucll, statutory rape and f. and
b., oath of Maggie brennan Anthony Sire
mick, casting stones on an electric car oath
Joseph Peters Alex Wonsliewicz, larceny,
ETC., oath George c. Yessted John Hughes,
larceny, ETC., oath James Ainsworth, Frank
Kunza, larceny ETC., oath Paul Musserkie-
wicz Anthony Smith, false pretense, oath
John Dutsch George Stropenski, malicious
mischief, oath Joseph Peters T. j. Joyce,
assault and battery, oath John D. O'Donnell
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rorH's 8 GREAT oYoblNo.
Chicago Man Covered Nearly $4,000
Milna lat Nnar.

A Chicago Man Covered Nearly $4,000
Miles Last Year.
CHICAGO, Jan. 6-The years mileage
record medal will no doubt be awarded
to ll N. Roth, of the Clarendon wheel
men, this city, who, on New Year eve in
driving rain storm completed one of
the greatest years rides of history, a ride
that promises to stand unchallenged for
many years to come Roth rode "a $50
miles in 840 days an average Of over 10l
miles each day for the entire time. He
travelled over dozen states IN making
this ride, and followed tho goA weather
throughout the country He started Jan.
% and finished Dec 81, at midnight. His
greatest months mileage WAS 1900 miles
and over.
Roth has ridden one wheel the entire
season, with but one accident, q broken
rim. He has ridden but two sets Of tires
wearing out one on railroad tracks, He
had one puncture just before reaohin the
10000 mile mark, for which he was striv
ing without puncturing. His wheel
weighed twenty pounds, the tires
Weighing five pounds Roth rode in
Texas, Colorado and Illinois, and all the
neighborinp states
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The Lehigh Valley Coal Company at } canes
willie has, with the advent of the new year,
again commenced, only ON a more extensive
scale, the annual promulgation of orders
The mon have been notified that not drop
Of coal oil win be allowed in the mines, and
furthermore, that they are, after this week,
to get their oil from the company, paying 35
cents for it, and not from any Of the stores,
where it can be had for ten cents less. A
dime is a dime and means q great deal, moi
alone for the poor, oppressed miners, whose
wages have been reduced to the starvation
point and who will soon be obliged to work
for practically nothing, but to any one. The
company has very little consideration fol
the hard working men in their employ
Some of the officials so active in reducing
wages, but never reducing anything at the
stores may have been miners themselve'
once upon time, but they must have en-
tirely forgotten it.-Hazleton Plainspeaker
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-01-06

RALEIGH, n. c., Jan. 6.-The hand to
hand fight between Butler and Pntchard
for the successor to the latter has caused
the Park hotel to be packed with poll
tioians from all parts Of the state, in ad-
dition to the 40 members of the legisla-
ture, which convened at noon today. All
three parties caucused last night on the
question Of senator, though the election
does not take place until the 10Th inst. A.
f. Hileman was named unanimously for
speaker Hileman is a Populist from
Cabar'us county, and is for Pritchard As
the case stands at the moment Butler, has
been routed
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From Angelo Luongo ct al to Michael Mul-
hern, two lots in Pottsville.
From Michael Mulhern to Angelo Luongo,
lot in Pottsville.
From Thomas B. Hughes ct ux to Michael
J. Haughney, half a lot in Shenandoah.
From Samuel Decide to VIM. Rez, lot in
Nelson City.
From B. j. Monaghan ct ux to Thomas M.
Scanlan, premises in Shenandoah
From Wm. c. Umbenhauer and wife to
trustees of the United Brethren Evangelical
Lutheran churches of Cherryville, lot in
Pinegrove township.
From Samuel Zimmerman to Amanda
Machamer, premises in Pinegrove township.
From Mary B. Fox and Mary E. Fox to
Rose Conahan, premises in Pottsville.
From Jas. X. Moser and wife to Aaron R.
Hahn and wife, premises in North Union
township.
From John D. Thomas and wife to Marga-
ret Earnst, lot in Llewellyn.
From John w. Roseberry and wife to An
META Kaercher ct al, premises in Llewellyn.
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PHILADELPHIA Jan. 6.-Dr William
Henry Pancoast, until very recently presi-
dent Of the board of trustees and who oc-
cupied the chair of anatomy and clinical
surgery in the Medico- Chirurgical college,
died yesterday of pneumonia, at his home,
southwest corner of Eleventh and Walnut
streets. DR.. Pancoast was one of the most
eminent surgeons and medical practition-
ers of the country, and was descended
from family the members of which have
for generations been prominently identi-
fed with the welfare Of the city of Phila-
delphia. Prior to connecting himself with
the Medico- -Chirurgical college he had sue
ceeded his father as professor in Jefferson
college, Of which he was a graduate. He
was a native Of Philadelphia, and 81 years
old