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VOL. XIII. LEBANON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 4,1885 ANOTHER FATAL FIfiB, EIGHT QF FOftfY DVVEU.ER8 IN TENEMENT HOUSE DEAD. Seven Perish l.Ik« KaU in Garret. I.lpntirvlng the Hwl tlio Firemen Not ttec'n tale aU Might llitve Keen Saved.

NSW Y6AK, May over the city, especially on tho east side, there was a feeling of gloom and sofrow over the naws of tbo tenement house horror on First avenuo yesterday morning, in which eight human beings perlriwd and 18 others were taken to hospitals mangled and almost dead. At Bellevue hospital ami at the morgue sod scones wero enacted throughout the day as j-elatives came and saw the dead, the dying and tho wounded in cases so mangled as to defy recognition. Around the wall shielding tho inorgno and its dreadful sights from tho gazo of tho curious gathered throng or over 500 people, many of whom were woman, all morbidly anxious to penetrate THE A. filitcr of the Victim Fnlly identifies for May 4, of Italians viewed the remains of the Italian whose body was found in ft trunk at the Union depot About 11 o'clock a veil-dressed Italian about 25 of age entered the ertak- ing rooms ftnd tha coffin lifted tbe lid. The moment his eyes fell upon the faeo of the dead man a cry of recognition esciipod bis lips.

He said that name ws.s Antonio Sableni. and that he had known the dead man well was Coroso. Ho and Bableni had been employed as laborers on a railroad in Chicago. Coroso, said Bableni, was not of a quarrelsome nature. He saved his earnings, and Sableni advanced tho opinion that he had teen murdered for his money.

Subsequently a Mrs. Bonnstolli, the wire of a Smithfleld street confectioner, was in- torriowed, ftnd She said that Coroso brother, -who at one time kept a peanut gtand in Fourth avenue, this city. He removed t6 Chicago several years ago and married there. He bod a wife and two children at No. 143 Canal street, Chicago.

Mrs. Bonastalli has telegraphed to his wife A OHAKGE FOB PEACE, RUSSIA WANTS TIMS TO CONSIDER ENGLAND'S PROPOSAL. War Credit to be Wilt the Ktustatii, In Cme of Cnt the Telegraph Takci ft Hand. TERRIBLE BOIUER IXPLOSfON.I the Boiler of Hotel ami Fottr t'erions. QAI.VESTON, May 7 o'clock ono of the boilers fn tho engine-nom of the Tremont hi this city ptplmlnl with terriflc force, totally demoroltring tho frine-toom, which was tnuwitiiry lirlck structure adjoining nnd iu rrnr of tho LOCAL AFFAIRS, lliuu, Oil clam- i for information, A suspicious person was beredl upon the waQ to get glimpse of the ghastly sight, but a police mcer dutr drove them frotn their perch.

At tho gate the officers were be- Bicged by applicants for admission to wliero the bodies were. "Are ouy of your friends missingr' was Iho query them and Often answered in the afllrmatrVo. "AVUo did you know in the housei" tha ot- flcor would query, and this generally proved tbo stuuibliug. block. Nevertheless, a fow did manage to make their way to the Wbo checked there by Keeper On the" slabs, behind tho glass partition of the room whero unidentified bodies ore ex- pdscd'to the gazo, rested tho remains of seven of the VifeUms.

Joseph Humphrey and "his son Homy reposed on one slab. The father's eyes closed, aud face wore an- expression of painf nnd 'alarm. The infant's lips woro diawn together with a pouting expression, and ills face woro a calm and peaceful look. Mina Kretzschmar nnd her 10-yenr-old sou Kichard, with all but their faces hidden under tho rubbar shrouds, lay on tho adjoining slabs, anil next to thorn were-the bodies of CUriitlua. Pnulino noticed following the trunk as it was being taken to the baggage room at tho Union depot.

He did.not say a word, but after gazing around for a few minutes walked away. The police have boeu furnished, with a description of him, which answers somewhat to thnt of the man who received he baggage check at Chicago. RESCUED FROM JTHE ICE. Ilerolo Work of a Life Saving Night of Snfferlng. EnlH, May Thomas Mnhor and of nine men wore rescued after prolonged efforts rom being embedded nnd crushed in the ice with their steam tug.

the Mattison. The tug wont out reconnoitre for the fishing floet, and was mot by tho Molds of drifting ice which closed around her and soon hold her firmly locked. Signals ot ''distress brought out the life saving crew, but it was impossible to reach tho Mattlson with the rocket-line or the Lylo gun device. Night came and the cold grew intense. There was no bedding or clothes about tho tug to protect tha crew, and tho anxious I crowds ashore believed they must be frozen to death.

The ice continued to pile up around fearful pressure that i uurisHim A.uura«i-.auu the tug, causing such ttttto furtherconwrwas all night tho benumbed, men expected the My fipiti 7 1 wore lying, and in tbo Presbyterian hospital two more, ono of whom was relieved of his suffering by death before noon. Of the.vietima of the ftro eight wero dead yesterdayf evening-- and 18 were in tho hospitals, i i Thousands of people gathered around the liousb at'Ko. First avenue, which was tha scene of the'hdrror. A squad of police under Capt Ryan'kopt tho crowd in check and pro- vented Uipm from entering. By blasting the ice a passage was forced and the Mattlson was towed into port by the tugs Edith and Boekman.

The crow are all safe, but have suffered fearfully from the cold. i Ixmnow, May cabinet council on Saturday had under consideration dia- pateh from Sir Edward Thornton, British minister to Russia, stating that do Oiors. the Russian minister of foreign affairs, asked for time in which to dtaeuw and interpret the agreement of March 17 before deciding arbitration was required to settle the pending difficulties. As a result of tho dlwusslon, Earl (Jranville intimated his willingness to defer the laying of the dispute before a third power for settlement, provided M. de Qiers admitted the principle of arbitration.

A further communication from Sir E.tward Thornton was received at the foreign rfllw. It is reported that tho English fftys in this dispatch that Russia accepts the principle of arbitration. A cabinet council been summoned. LONDON, May improved prospect of peace has emboldened the Radical wing of the Liberal party, and they have now determined to oppose tho 155,000,000 war credit wbwi the house goes into committee of supply on its final passage. Tho ball will opened by Mr.

Henry Labouchere, tho Radical member for Northampton, who Is such on ardent lover of peace that ho is ready to fight for It at any tinio. Ho proposes to offer an amendment to the effect that BO largo a credit is and prodigal in view of the immenoe deficit which it will admittedly cause. The government, however, will strain every nerve to Imvo the whole amount voted, especially in view of the fact that fully one-half of the $53,000,000 has already been spent in advance of tho request for the Tho Cable News correspondent ot St. Petersburg telegraphs that Gen. Vannovckl, the Russian minister of war, has completed tho mobilization of the artillery of tho army of Turkestan.

Many Cossacks will bo sent to Central Asia, and tho railway companies have boon ordorcJ to provide transportation facilities for ImniDnso quantities of ammunition, mitroillouso guns and other war supplies. It is reported that the Russian Mediterranean squadron has boon ordered to return to the Baltic soa and to anchor off Revel, on the south side of tho Gulf of Finland. A letter from Bt. Petersburg, dated April 28, describes tho enthusiasm with which tho czar was greeted when he travel-soil the strteiB In An opsn carriage and none of tho extraordinary precautions with which the people had become familiar. It has boon many years since tho czar of Russia has hnd In which the help of the hotel wno domiciled.

A toction of the IxiiUn, 20 feet long and weighing several thousand pounds, was foreod entirely throng this building, thence passing m-rosi Twenty- fourth ftreot, and finally sfUliiiK ami crushing a small frame building situated in an alley midway of the next. Mock. Tlio scene wna terrlMo tlio mangled remains of many persons tho pathway of tho dreadful mlsxlle. A crowd StAtlon Homo There were four prisoners confined In the station house on Saturday night, two of which, as Squire Thomas would Imta It, were trying to paint Iho town red, but Officer Peary's mace put the redness on a some difficulty were put behind the bars. At tho hearing yesterday morning fach of them were fined ono dollar and the same amount of costs Imposed.

Ono of them having enuugh paid his lax aud left with Instructions from tho squire to settle up another dlfllculty, which ho had got himself Into, early yesterday morning, or he would again lie arrested to day. Tho quickly collected and the work of rescue i ltlf wlvn funils, was sent up Vo Claims Over 10O' Anie.rloan*. er ur N. May i popular reception in St. aged Mexican, who was one of ppjgrgijurgj and it has never baforo occurred the early settlers in Now Mexico, and was a ur tlio reign of the present monarch.

Nothing but these parts during the neare3 recent approach to the domon- the brokeii smoked windows gavo any mining excitement of 1849, says thnt he is in', Btra ti on of last Tuesday was tho pageant at indication, torn the street of the fire. As the possession of facts; which go to prove tne ozal coronation, but that was at Mos- feoori as the hall door was opened tho charred that over-100 Americana were murdered and Its Barest historical parallel -was fur- and'burnt" stairs gavo testimony to the fury ro bbed. in the town of Algodonoa during tho i April, 1877, just, before thi Tureo- of flames which raged within. The narrow gllminer of 1849, He says there existed at wooden stairs'woro black and oharrod, and th ft time' an' organtKed band of Mexican tho like slabs of charcoal. The ro who lay in wait for American searching among Hif ruins of the boiler house tho dead of Thomns Cross, the engineer, and tho flroman, were found.

Au.Uu-sou a colored waiter, was found dcnd in tlio frnmo building where ho was sloping. Clara Miller, the uufortunnto woman living in tho frnmo nhauty in the alley, wrw crushed by tlio fnll of tho detached part of thn boiler, nnd died while being conveye-l lot ho hospital. Hullivan, a newsboy who boarded; with her, was so seriously Injured tlmfc hs will probatily die. This complntow tho list of Killed so far as known, further among the ruins mny result in flnding of Bovitral sorvunLs who am now M. Sullivan, Frank Axncll, aJliHS all servants, wero soiiou-ly bruised nnd scalded, nnd Jose Aquilla, jm-stry conk, and R.

Walton, nn employe, nevernly bruised. Thecanne of thy explosion )H n-it as yet clearly cstnldlshod. TWO PEDESTRIANS ARRESTED. Sennntlonnl hi Three- liny Mnttih at Atlunta. ATI.ANTA, May throo-doy walking match which closod In thix City ftt midnight was followed by sensational and tho arrest of two Among the contestants wn.s a proressiom 1 from Now York named Burns.

Ho was expected to win. tho raco. John Thompson, who had nearly $1,000 put up on fenring his favorite was not doing his'bent, went to Brooks, Bums trainer, and gavo him $160 iu cosh to hnml to Bums ns an incentive to pull upr Murns took tho money, and later accepted brlbo of tiKiO from a combination to loso, the race. During tho afternoon it wiw observed that Burns, while quite was lagging behind, 'l-hen it was that Mr. Thompson grow suspicious, and sot on foot an inquiry which brought out tho truth.

When the walk was over, between 1- and 1 and Brooks wore both arrested and taken to tho calaboose, still'In their walking skin-Unlit suite. FrlAds of ttfb arrested men protested that tho men would die if kept in such a plnco after tbroo days' walking, and a guard wns doteUed to watch them at tbolr rooms. Kussian war, when the present czar's father was enthusiastically acclaimed at St. Petersburg and Moscow as lie reviewed and cd track of the firo from Humphrey's kitchen i ers travoi-siug from to" the jrgsgedthe troops who were about to flght could be easily followed by the black and woodwork. The flre had gained a firm foothold and was by the open door leading to yard.

It went up the staircase as though through a flue, burning tlirough tlia holla and into the rooms through the hall bedroom windows. At the fourth ttoor flre was checked, but the smoke and'erplosiye gosos goherated by the flames, blown in the ceilings of tho fifth floor. Had the firemen, bora on hand 10 minutes earlier probably all would have been saved. When the flrstphook and ladder truck came from Stxty-sovonth street 16 minutes had elapsed froin the time of tho alRrm. With it came Hook and Ladder No.

3 from Bast Iiuftpontb street, and Hook and Ladder No. 4'frbm Forty-eighth street and Eighth avenue. By that time, many of those in the house were dead. Eight people who had despaired of the tardy aid had leaped from the windows, and others lay in smoke- charged room gasping" their Lieut. Donahue, with the second section of Engine Ho.

18, was tho first to nrriva at the th-e. While wqre. the hose h9' rag to tub Signal bcK'iinjV sent out the third fllann, w'ilich 'iUstrict and ladder companies. Tlie two dua at tho flre' wei-e'j at that time nt work on the -ttre S-P. Huntington's houso at No.

65 ayonu.e. the long prayed hook, aud ladder oua come" nlo Jime lost Cife.belta elving byi thjj" cprps ui minf tea a chain of ladders had bean erected on tfio south side of thq by Hook, and ladder No. S. On the 'north. taddar -No, 4 run up chain, while Btartod.lip Opy 'iaviflg" jouruey; It was' a raco to resoue thepepple whp were still seen 'pr aid at the fourth' and 'flith story ireindowf.

''Ooroqer Martin has taken an early in tlao week. Gen. Grant's Condition. NKW.VOJBK, May Douglas, Shrady and Sands inet. in consultation at the house of Gen.

afternoon. -As Prs Shrfidy and Do'iglas were leaving tho fcaufee'ttoywere' questioued and said that Saturday night, one exception, was the best genqrol since recovery began, The general slept well all uight. The cancerous lump at the base of the tongue at present was not progressing, Tho ulcerated portipiw Of -the throat, though not by any meaus cjean and the general improved. glandular swellmg Ih'at ihadi Increasad Saturday afternoon had alinost disappeared by Sunday by of rest. Wtoa prpsse-l to eay if the cancei-ous lump had improved, the doctors declined, to than "Tbe general passed another quiet nignt and day," said, tl ftnt awl 8til proeressflg towards 'recovery so tliat passes Of course fwlutt may, occur at any ml wtf aro all hoping for the best, The swelling in the throat Is btill tliwe, but hna somewhat, I suppose owing to the rest to-day.

If gets five or six more good dwsIbsHeveb.0 will be able to entirely flnifch his book. I cannot give you anything mow detlmte "thftt which the dolors stored VFe feeT as. general of success, yet is on a pejrpetuaJ strain for fear of the many contingencies that may at jmy moment turn up, We keep him as quiet as is for ear oj bjs, talking too much." gold-mining regions. Perrea says that he con point to a dozen houses and log cabins yet in existence beneath tho floors otwhlch many skeletons con bo found; He'says the houses thus named each contain the remains of half a dozen Americans, Therel Is talk of searching the cellars of the houses to which Perroa refers for the purpose'of refuUrigor corroborating his'statement. Flglitlng Over a riace for Baptlim.

CHARLKSTON, S.C., May been received here of a singular quarrel tween factions of a negro church on the islands near Beaufort. Oho point in this controversy was the right to use a certain established place of baptism. March Seabrpok, on whose land it was, denied tho "Independent Baptists" permission to come to his shore, and they, led by the Rev, Mr. Barnwell, got up a baptismal service to test the question. The minister, a negro girl who was the candidate, and two other persons were In a wagon in tne Independent procession which invaded Seobrooli's premises, aml'j wwe violently thrown to the ground by the of the wagon in tnelee which ensued- Hoes, axes, bottjes, sticks and other weapons were used, and the standard bearer of the procession used his staff vigorously.

persona'were wrested in consequence for inciting a riot and disturbing worship, and seven were bound i ri A IJghtnlnit for Watrlinonjr," DBS MOINES, May sensation has been; created this town by, the sudden wedding of Loren'F. Bishop, young baker, and Mary pretty chisVpus happened to be in the former's shop, buytac rolls, when he playfully mode some expression of personal admiratipn and said that he had a notion to'feo right off and 'get married to her. "I 'never refuse'a' dare," was her response. Bishop offered to go immediately and get a license, but gave bar a chance to recede from the proposition. She did not reoede, went; with him as soon "The license was procured and before" 'miasot they were married.

LONDON, May IB now leiirned that Russian cruisers have bean stationed for gome time past at convenient points in the cutting, Paciflo Ocean in readiness, in tho cnso ot war, to cut the ocean cables connecting England with China, India and Australia. John Fender, M. P. for Wick, and chairman of the Eastern and Eastern Extension Tele- ernph companies, has implored the government to protect the cables of thoso companies, which have a monopoly of the cable business with the Orient, and to repair them incase of damage caused by acts of war. The government has replied that it will do its bent to protect tho property of the cable companies, as of all Englishmen.

The general question of keeping cable communications in the ovout of war Is an tabsorbine subject of discussion in telegraphic circles just now. It is hoped that Russia will abstain from cable owing to free trade which prevails in international ay Russia has an equal right with Emjiana to the use of all the cables. There is, moreover, no danger ot Russia's dispatches being intelligible to her enemies, as the key of the Russian cipher, which Is a mysterious combination of letters and figures In groups of fives, has never been discovered. England would, of course, be as eager as the companies themselves to keep the cables inviolate, for the obstruction of her lines of communication with her eastern colonies would, seriously cripple her movwnonts. It believed that at all events Russia will respect tlio Western Union and Mackay-Bennett lines of cable on account of thejr purely American ownership.

Despite the proipeet of peace, the admiralty office is abating none of its vigor in pre- mrtng for war, and added to its long list of chitrtered merchantmen the steamer France, of the National line. VJBNNA, May 4.T-U Is reported hero that the Italian consul has been Instructed to assume the protection of all British subjects in Odessa, in the event of war between Russia More Onteeri for the OTTA.WA., May It is understood that tho Kovemniont bavo received dispatches from Col. Otter asking thnt ft further supply of officers 1)0 sont to tho northwest at once. The supposition It that Col. Otter intends to divide his force into small companies for ficonting purposes.

The number of onicoru asked for lins not boon learned, but tho gtm- opinion scorns to bo that a good many Sheriff Hocshore, with Iho hint that a warrant would bo In rciiiUncM for him which might keep him from going to Harnum's show. An Irishman also had lo, for want ol friends to pay hli fine and costs, accompany this ono to the mansion. The fourth one had plenty of friends iiiul his lino was promptly paid. Offlcer Feary was assisted by a citizen la taking tho prisoner, who was sent lo jail, to the station house. Tho latter re tieivcil as thanks lor his aeslslaneo a tor-' rllilo blow from this rough, which knocked, him down, and Iho rowdy attempted to escape al tho corner of Ninlh struct, anU the railroad, but was quickly caught by Officer Loedom, who arrived promptly at the place.

Through the whole ol Batur- 1 day these two rowdies, In company with a third, wero drinking ami enrolling through town and In tho evening got out to the North Lebanon Iloueo, where drinks woro rolusod them, when they became abusive and woro put outside when one of thorn throw a stwno through tho window, almost htttlug a man Tho offlcer was called and the two above! arrested. Tho one who threw the stone! ran away, but will bo arrested on first sight by Iho oftlccrs, as ho Is a woll known character. This Evening. Tho Central Club's first animal dress- ball will bo held In Fisher's Hall this! evening. Tho Perseverance band nndj Grand Central brans orchestra will bo In; attendance.

Goullenieu who aro not iloHiroiiH of will bo admitted to tho gallery for 25 cents. All ladles welcome. Tho grand march takes place at 8:80 o'clock, tho band rendering thomuBlo for tho name. Tho brass orchestra furnished the mimic for tbo May party at the rink oil Saturday evening, and; acquitted itHolf'ln a highly satisfactory man nor. the Finding- of.

Croftf. Yesterday was tho fourth Sunday after Easter, but It Is also the Feast of tho Invention or Finding of tho Holy Cross. It Is related that after the famous -victory which Emperor Constantino gained over Maxentlus In A. 819, Helen, the mother of Constantlne, was warned In a dream antl subsequently went to Jerusalem discovered tho emus upon which our Sarlor wag cruolfled, Tho service, however, Is that of tlio Sunday. For the Kpistlo, St.

17-81, IB and tho Oospol selection Is St, Jshh xvl, G-14. Mny Party, The Grand Central rink, North Klghth on Saturday evening presented a gay ami lentlvo appearance, with the floor well spotted with old ami jimng enjoying tins exhilarating sport of skating. Al 9 o'clock this nmusotnonl censed and tho grand march for tho danco was struck up and an enjoyable time was had by thoso Who delight In tripping it on the light fantaotic to tho dulcet strains of a flue biBBB COAV In ttltull. On North Tenth street, between Scttlt and Church, a trench has been dug for tho purpose of putting down wai.er pipe. Late on Saturday night a cow coming along walked Into tho ditch, and unablo to ox- tricato commenced lo bellow, which attracted Iho attention o( imgaerB- by, who threw earth into ditch, so that she was enabled to walk out of tho tight placo sho had got into.

Dangerous Tlmtwv Bawlnf. Mr. Cornelius Smtyh has the 60 for Hawing Into lumber a large numbed cut from trees standing Ott the of Anttctam at the time of tembor 17, 1802. Ho sayx thatfcll) of from cannon balls to buckst aro almost dally met with In tho and that it is really dangerous to near the sawn in hid mill when bor IH being cut, a number of sawshavlngf been snapped Into fragments whenrtittj; nlug at a high rate of speed, by striking iron Miot imbedded In the logo. A fragment of a shell was struck by a few days ago and a perfect shower of mined about tho mill from the contact of tho metalw, tho saw being finally snapped in several pieces.

In another instance IT' grajw shot was otit through by leaving a bright polished surface on oaoh hemisphere of tho missile. Many leaden bullets, which offer little or no to tho saw, aro sovorcd iu anoU planks. will be ordered out. MONTIIEAL, May weekly journal appeared (Saturday called Lo Molls, au organ of the population of tho northwest. It is a rebel shoot, covortly Bnooruiu ut the troops.

One article purports to bo a report of Gnu. Dumont, tho rolicl leader, nnd Klvea an account of bis Imttln with Oeu. Middloton, in which he asserts that ho had only 50 men with whom ho placed 00 of tho govorument soldiers out ot condition to fight. Tho name paper compares Kiel with the late Bir George Cartier and Bounds tho tocsin of the recent rebellious which gave the first notes of. tho sympathy with tha rebels.

protesting Against Sham IJaltle, "PHILADBLI-IIIA, May the monthly meeting of tlio commissioners of Fairmount park 1'rosiilt'tit announced that committee of the Universal Peace union was present to protest against turning over the nark this summer to the military for a sham battle The commissioners decided to grout the committee an nudienco. There were four of them, bwuled hv Alfred H. Love, profil- dent ot tho union, who read an address referring to tho "disgraceful condupt pf the militlii at Gettysburg last summer, when the residents in that vicinity wero subjected to the most outrages," and urging the commixsioiwM to prevent a reourrenue of "thejie dusecrations in the park." Mr. Love also inijuvswitl upGn the tho dangerous moral effects which a sham battle would have upon-the rising generation iul'ormo-1 battle would ulk'vral Mr. LQVB and Ilia col- with of fUh, by firing dynamite cartridges under water, is being practised extensively in the Muskiugum river this year.

The concussion gtuns if it does not kill the and they come to the surface, where they caiji bs captured by tha fishermen. pnlyarsmajl ppp- portion are large enough tor the nwrlwti the rest ore thrown bock into the river. Great indignation is felt over their wholesale slaughter and aa tbe law does not prohibit it, there is talk of hiring detectives by popular subscription, and making the guilty persons uncomfortable. LOHPON, May from Tientsin states that the Chinese government has protested against the occupation of Fort Hamilton by the British fleet as a violation of the Integrity of Corea, ST, commandant at Vtadivostoek" has been ordered to send away all female of that place. Not to May The attejnpt.to lish the whipping post by law 1ft tfejs balfaUed.

The bill before the bouse made it pnnUhable by whipping for a man "will. fully to beat, se or his wife, ojr other female erson-" Even afw tbe United $tetes consul refused eliTO' hijn, MPjafcom, tte Ifett i Colon, ttas 40! been seen any other female person- latter clause was dropped, and the court given discretionary power to impose a different penalty, the was defeated, Tto sentiment in Kentucky, favorable to a whip- law, applicable to petit larceny 1 other minor crimes, is strong and steadily growing. -WWle there bas been a number of newcajiesof fever at few days, they a i-ule the pa- eince LONDOK, Is a notable Improvement in the health of Queen Victoria since her return from Aijc-les-Balns and Dannstodt. Extraordinary precautions or her safety, similar to those taken on the night ot March 80, when she slept on board tho royal yacht Victoria and Albert in tbe middle ot Portsmouth harbor, were adopted before her arrival at ebeerness, Several hours before the royal yacht was expected all the vessels In the harbor river were dili- gwtly patrolled by police aud the route from the ItwMng to the railway stations was by ft strong military guard and mftW wetrppoytiin detectives. Cavtndlnh Married.

LONPON, May Jss Cavendish, the actress, was married to Mr. Frank Marshall, tbe dramatist, author of "Mad as a Batter," B. ''False Shame." "Brighton," "Cora," "Piorn," "FamilyHon- or" aud other which are known en both sides of Honda Approvo4. William II. Kline, elected a justice of tho pcaiio of at tho recent Spring electipu, WBfi in town this morning ami 0 1 approved by Judyo Light.

J. M. Uroh, of Bwatara township, app'oaroil this nwriung, quaUOed, and had his bond approved. Sumuol Hickur, pf township, had bond approvecl and has boon fiualiUcd. A Thuy assumed office Central Kink.

hi, fcUowers sttH ell at are tbe 11 1 The Hbaron Piyure? Sw Ajatn. SAN FBAWOWOO, Is once more, wtosing, fcw the prod Griinil The have provided for their patrons au elegant entettaintuent; at the rink for this mid to-morrow evenings, having engaged the famous Mason's Aggregation of Hioyole aud Ssatorial Artists. This combination is acknowledged to be the fluest organization traveling, and during the reason they have givea in twenty States and two Territories, traveling pearly 40 000 miles. TUe that the managers have Koua to iu engaging Ibis oompauy should reoeire the bearty support of our community, The full Annville cortet band will furnish the to-night, in place of the Keystone orchestra StrioK iustiumeota are cot loud enough for exhibition o( thin Mad. 367 tlok.t» were sold far the rarty ou Saturday niiht.

Let the rlak orowdsd to-uigbt Xtcuuioo Tbe reunion Veteiaa Volunteer be belli June Uolden Mr. Edward Qobhord and wife, residing on Chestnut street, to-day celobratod their golden wedding, it being fifty years slnco' thcy flrst were joined In tho holy bonds of matrimony. All their children and grand children, as well as near relatives, wore prcBGMit and the occasion was ono that will not soon bo lorgotten. Mr. Gebhaid for many years past was engaged in the butchering business, and by frugalltyand close attention to business succeeded in making a hundsouio lortano, but retired a few years ago, giving the business to his sons.

Muved lo LobMion. Rov, P. Greider, a retired minister of the Moravian church, last week moved fromBothaula, North Lebanon with his family. Mr. Groidcr has purchased a house on North Tenth street and will make Lebanon bis future home.

He Is the father of Mr. Al. Qreider, the genial head clerk In tho dry goods store of B. Itauch Boo, corner Tenth streets, from Mr. Charles Sliiiier on ing left at of tho NWW8 a of slate boring, six inches In diameter, taken out of the artesian well now being; put down in the meadow south of North Lebanon furnaces, near the end of; West Lehman street, Mr.

Bhijier will please accept our thanks for bis kind remembrance. Supreme Court. Lebanon will be well represented this week at the Btate Supreme Court, J'hila-: delphla. This morning tbe following members of onr bar left for tup Grant Weidman, Josluh Punck, A. Frank rieltzer, J.

P. B. Gobin, Prauk B. Melly, W. M.

Derr, Howard 0. Shirk and gassier Boyen Esqa. Ke Kiourflou. The excursion to Gettysburg of Bedg- wick Camp, No. 42,.

Bons of Veterans, of this place, over the Colebrook road, did not take placo. Over the Lebd non Valley road probably a half dozen left this place. The train due hero at 8:24 had two additional cars attached, which were well filled. Mite gnolnty'MootlliffR. Tho mlto society of Salem Lutheran church meets on Wednesday evening at tho residence of Mr.

Carroll on Kant Lehman street, Tho Hcformt-d Mlto society meets on Wednesday evening at tho residence of Mr. Ooorgo Shay, North Tenth street. Slowly improving. Mr. William Hpalm, residing on Bast Walnut street, who was frightfully burned about, ten days ago by being pro- olpltated headforemost Into a kottlo ef boiling 'lye, Is slowly Improving, but Is; still confined to bis bod.

Let us express the hope thftt his recovery will be speedy and permanent, Boal Krtate Change, Through tho real estate agency of E. Z. Kehler Noah Doyor last week oold his farm of 04 acres, with improvements, situated In North Lebanon township, to E. Keillor for.otuori, Adjourned Court. Ah adjourned court will be, morrow inorulng In the court room, for tho purpose of transacting auah business as may be brought up disposftl.

Bomfl license npplloallons will bo ooneld- Horn lijr On Friday morning of list week, about 1 o'olook, the barn on the of Mr. Lyoo Louberger, Bait HanoTer township, was discovered to on flrt. SlokOfSi In the family culled ol tho members of the hooiehoH Iron bed, who tnitantly tbe flal and awoke tbe family. Tbe cattle promptly freed fidffl stalls nnd saved, ai were alio inaby flif tbe farming bat hay, straw and were eonaamed, fire WAX the work of an Inoendlaryr bxrn was an old Bwelteer, an In the Sinking' Spring oompuny. Orgnu Out of At tho service last evening In Bt.

Roformed church somo of the organ'dropped, BO.Ihnt the organist was unable to accompany the choir in the cloning services. In Sorvlou, Tho Union steamer, whloh was tempo rarily out of servlco during the laying down of a now floor In tho engine house, has again been put In service, Will Rlchuy, who has been risking Lebanon, this morning left for Thilav delphla. Hov. A. C.

Wodukind, of New York, arrived In Lebanon this morning. Mr. Artcrnus Wilhelm family. -J. Wilmington, on Saturday evenlogH arrived in Mr.

Wilhelm Is ft'; sun In-Uw of Mr, Edward Gebbard, resld-; Ohostnut street. i.j Prcdcrlck A. 'BSulUi in town to day. Hecorder Wallace paid ft vteil to the Court House today. Mr.

Al. 0. Cummlngs, the well known horseman, to niorroyy will take charge of the Harrlsburg driving park. Mr. George Wolf, jeweler, left this morning for Philadelphia.

The wife of Uev, Dr. Augustus 0. Wedeklnd.Now York, Is visiting friends, in Lebanon. The chief engineer badge tbo Lobauou flie depattment, unhooked and wai loet M.th*^ Qlonlnger'R iprlagB nearly two vitrtf by Chief Harbeson, found oi day by a lad named Samuel Hertejrfc, ftOf returned to him. The badge denoe of exposure to the weather been sent toIrUnd'intnkle-pUUni lisbmcut for rc-platlng, VUlted Cornwall, Yesterday being lnr)s number of and vUltedOornwalinUls and the 1 o'olook train we noticed ft 10 (joi) lemon or more going out to, ObettDut street depot.

They 1 with tho evening train. It the most pleasant polnU In tbU the state to vUit. Local Necrology. funeral of Mlii aunt of Mis. MiokMl flmltf nut street, took place well uttended.

The deeewdj ed the ripe age of 84 yenni and rcspeotsd by all who knew'her; viooH were held in the CbtitOOt; ehurob; Lebanon Unduatlan Hoo. Henry ileaok, JJeppfy I permteDdeut of Common Sohooji, will present to-morrow evening, nt.the utiou of the High Strnuauurg, Lauoaiitor county, nouoood as cue of the evenlogi Appointed to OAef. Hon. John Oberly, ol; prominent Demeeratla poll been appolcted Ipdinn Oberly Is a native of ship, tbil county. i Tho Wolmer Wftohtoe are at present tuniiug the, of engine No.

9 of the OomW An Knormoufiy Ou next Friday T. present tho Weal cirous of- with its three distinct arenas, qent display of The atmosphere is still raw and cold. Bttrnuin's show on Friday, Poter Uauer will place a Mansard roof on his Cumberland street property. Building improvements promise to be rirv. The old debris and dried grusson abandoned Zion's Lutheran cemetery, corner Tenth and Scull street, yesterday caught flre from sparks emitted from a passing engine, Jloar of The old Board of Trustees of Palatinate College, Myerstown, navels to-day the college to taake tor mencement day brisk in Lebauon this summer.

The school rooms of Trinity U. B. church are undergoing extensive Improvements, which, when completed, will beautify them considerably. Bamuel W. Boyer has been appointed Janitor at St.

John's UefoTOed. cbWCB, succeeding Mrs. John Penn, who thut position for twenty years A game of ball was played, on. Saturday afternoon on the old show groundj "tie force, Its great and Itsiuperb oomunifttlon feats, with tho most enter 1 jesters. This will prove numberless families to any other btyle of lauloor ami Barnum is au old and agor, and it was his energy which first pi eminent plaoo Ifl the monts.

Ho wan the majority of the attraoWonj show, of whloh the races constitute popular features, uorobats and other old days, are not Although Barmun, Bailey are thorough, between the which resulud ia fttvpr of the AlertB, of 0 in i past sawdust circle, and to Jutve added the hippoarQibe, the elephants, and White In, every one of the mjiaett meiits 1 which constitute carflvansary, the picked. world is employed; and Oiiomtloa. Pr. Fnul B. performed a successful L.

Swope, oftbto ue clubs occupying the following relative pcsl- ions to tho pennant raco; Duality of the i termeted, tlxo pUuUO aljvanTof to general great tents, vast as they are. adequate to I from oity and suburbewto, manifested thplr eagOTWW fc iu the initial wehlWtUm, to wonder the coloesal Jwafeo,.