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Kents liens the buequchauua Items
Intcreat In and Around the Uiireu$h
Picked up by the Jutold Juteld
cencer Keperter.
The following officers were elected at the
late election held by r"utuan (Jircte, Ne.
113, B. U. (H. F.) C. A. : C. W., Wayne
Ligbtheiscr ; C. J., Harry Nelle, jr. ; C.
F.. A. N. E&hlemaD; H. .II.', Jehu
Wcimer ; W. of N.. G. O. Fisher ; W. of
D., Uliaa Ulmer ; H. S. K., E. K. Getz ;
H. It., A. L. Gentz ; II. T., Jehu Temple ;
trustees, I). D. Heitel ; representative te
grand circle, IS. Eiclurly.
The t.lorleus Fourth
A proclamation from the chief burden
prehibita the ale or firing of fireworks
except en July H, 4 and 5, under a penalty
of $1 for every ellctise. The Knights of
Pythias will held a bi pirade iu Marietta
en the afternoon of the Fourth of July.
The R. &, C. railroad will held au excur
sien te Atlantic City en Wedncsday, July
4. The round tiip tickets, geed for. three
days, will be :j The tram will leave at
5:40 a. in.
The Suclal Sea -en.
A dancing picuic will ha b:k( iu lldise's
weeds te-morrow by a number of Colum
bia ladies and geuiiemun. Au cveuiug
party was held last uiht at the residence
of Mr. 11. Beeth, en Lecus'; street. The
Prtsbyteriau Sunday school picnic will be
held te morrow at Litiiz. Mrs. Dr. J. L
Parry and daughter, Miss Helen, of Sara
toga Springs, N. Y., are visiting Mis. J.
A. Slade.
Little Locals.
Mrs Elizabeth Bessiek, eoleied, a resi
dent of the "Hill," died yesteiday after
noon of consumption, aged 4:5 yeais. The
funeral services will be held en Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, iu Mt. Zieu A. M.
F. church.
The Hound Heuse hotel was entcicd by
a thief or thieves labt night and robbed.
The spoil amounted te but a few dollars in
cash. The entrance was effected through
a back window, which was feiccd open.
Au adjourned meeting of the school
beard will be held this evening. The tax
duplicate for 1US2 will be settled, and a
tax collectei' for the duplicate of 1881 ap
pointed.
The streets were well filled with prom
enadeis last evening, who cam j from their
houses te enjoy the walk peimitled by a
corsatieu of the rain.
A herse belonging te Jehn New
away en Locust street last evening
was caught before doing any damage.
Mr. A. Murray, of Philadelphia
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purchased from Mr. L
M. Williams h s
photograph gallciy.
Orien ledge, Ne. 87G, I. O of ()
met in the ledge room last night.
F-,
(hccela tribe, Ne. 11, I. O. or 11. M
ill kindle a ceuucil fire in its wigwam.
A;:ruiKK rett liisukty.
ISieaKliig the l.vcltK of IIie Lockup.
As stated iu yest ei day's Intki.mc.kn Intki.mc.kn
tr.uJehn Biitniiier and Ft auk Kilclui.st
wcie arrested iu llarrisburg ami brought
te this c'ty by Ollicer Lemau. They wcie
uenliuctl iu the two rear cells en the east
side el the lookup and Goemo M. Ayrcs,
aucstcd for buiglary, occupied the rear
cell en the west side. During the night
they made a desperate attempt le legaiu
their libmly. Brimmer cut his way out
el his cell and breke the lock much in the
same v.aj that he did when he made his
escape Mime weeks age This let him into
the corridor, and there he used 1 i
cudeaveis te break the lock of Kilehiist's
cell and assist him te escape. Meantime
Ayres had with his heavy beets battered
the lower padlock fiem the iron deer el
5mk cell, and was wet king haul te break
ttit upper leck.wheu the officers in charge
were meused by the noise. A visit te the
cells informed them of the condition of
all'aiis, aud they at once proceeded te
haudcull' the piiseuers, thus putting a
blep te tlili. further cfl'etts. The prison
crs laughed heartily this meiuiug ever
their ahiie-u Eiicuessful undertaking.
blight fire.
This meiiiin between 8 aud 9 o'clock
an alarm of liie was bttuck fiem box 1G,
at the ceuur of Wcbt King aud Water
streets, aud the fiiemeu were quickly ou
hand te bee what was the matter. It
turned out that a small coal oil lamp, used
for the purpose of lighting the cellar of
Weaver's grocery store, at Piiuce aud
West King stieets, had been accidentally
upset aud set fire te au old cracker barrel
that was filled with dry weed, and this iu
turn had bet fiietothe cellar btairs. A
stieam was put en the flames by company
Ne. 1 and they were seen extinguished.
Coubiderable damage was done by the
water te biigar, &c, which was iu the
cellar. The liie could net be located at
once aud mere water was thrown iu than
otherwise would have been. It was iu
very clesi' proximity te some barrels of
coal oil. The stere is a great headquar
ters for liie weiks and it was full of all
kinds of. inflammable ai tides. It. was au
ciicetu tiding place for a fire, and the small
boy knew this, ler he was out in foice te
see a fiee display of fireworks.
TlniHe vne brew die J'ri.H.
St. Jeseph's fair closed last night and
the following is the icsult of the vjting
with the lucky ones :
Orjian Annie Hess, 2,5(78 ; Lena
Marks, 2S0 ; Francis Buck, 1,470 ; Annie
Trees, GOO.
Geld fling Annie Weicaud, IJ101 ;
Liz.ie Shultz, 123 ; Lizzie Hjckenstiue,
43G.
Sewing Machiue Barbara Ticht, 843 ;
Barbara Neimer, 1,025 ; Mary Kreig, 40 ;
Mary Heigcnather, 1,101.
Geld Watch ltose Arneld, 470 ; Maggie
Debh, 9G ; Marv Reuter, 1,4301 ; Itesc
Eckman, 510 V.
Cigar Makers Toels Jeseph Ivreg, 3G2 ;
Jehu Stumpp, 19!).
May Flower F.auk Biolkeski, 200;
Antheny Ocsker, 141 ; Philip Fiuger, 101 ;
Henry Hehu, SOU ; Jehn Fritch, 814.
The fair Was iu every respseta graud
success.
ISusebnll.
Owing te the ery unfavorable appear
ance of the weather last night, the Iren
sides baseball club agreed net te visit
Potthville te-day te play the Authracite
club. The Iiensides have heard nothing
defiuite from the Yerk club in regard te
the proposed game ou Satuiday, although
they have written aud sent a number of.
telegrams. Oneday is positive, and that is
the Fourth of July, when the Harvey
Fishers, of Dunciuneu, will r J turn and
play the second garae. On the following
Saturday a club from Philadelphia will be
here. Manager Speece went te .Yerk this
afternoon te bob the mauagcrs of that club
and try te arrange positively for a game
en Saturday.
Fire Committee Meet I ng.
The fire committee held a meeting last
evening. Jehn Potts was elected a hose
man of company Ne 2 te take the place
made vacant by the death of Emanuel
Swepe. The solicitor was instructed te
prepare deeds for the Shiftier and Humane
liose houses. Jacob Hatz was employed
te remove tbe wires of the tire department
from these of the telephone companies.
Herse Kitted.
Yesterday afternoon a blind herse be
longing te William Westman, of Ddler
ville, fell into a quarry, a distauee of e0
feet, and had the left foreleg broken. The
animal had te be killed.
Olllccrs KB elected.
Lancaster conclave Ne. 62, irapieved
order of Heptasephs met in ExeelBier
hal 1 last night and elected the old officers
for the ensuing term.
THE SE.EOTKIC UOHT.
Wacre the tamp Will be Fat.
The following locations for the erection
or the electric lights have been agreed
upon by the lamp committee. A few
lights of the 120 are net located, but will
be put where they will de the most geed.
The work will be begun a3 Eean as pessi-
; e!e :
North Queen and New.
r rederick and Lime.
Frederick and Duke.
Frederick and N. Queen.
Frederick and Pi ince.
James and Lime.
James aud Duke.
James and N. Queen.
.lames and Prince.
James aud Mulberry.
James and Charlette.
James and Mary.
Lemen and Lime.
Lemen and Duke.
Lemou and Ptincc.
Lemen and North Queen.
Lemen and Mulberry.
New Helland pike and Plum.
Waluut and Shipreu.
Walnut and Lime.
Walnut and Duke.
Waluut aud North Queeu.
Waluut aud Prince.
Walnut aud Mulberry.
Walnut aud Charlette.
Walnut aud Mary.
Chestnut and Ann.
Chestnut aud Plum.
Chestnut aud Shippen
Chestnut, aud Lime.
Ciicstuut and Duku.
Chestnut aud North Queeu.
Chestnut aud Prince.
Chcstuut and Mulberry.
Chestnut and Charlette.
Chestnut and Mary.
Chestnut and Pine.
Orange aud Auu.
Orangeaud Plum.
Orange aud Shippen.
Orange aud Lime.
Orauge and Duke.
Orange aud North Queeif.
Orange aud Prince.
Orange aud Mulberry
Oiange and Charlette.
Orange aud Mary.
Orange and Pine.
Otaugu and Marietta avenue.
Giant aud Christian.
East King aud Franklin.
EihtKiug aud Aun.
East King aud Plumb.
East King and Shippen.
East King aud Lime.
East King and Duke.
East Iviug aud Square.
West King and Square.
Seuth Quceu aud Square.
Neith Queen and Square.
West King aud Priuce.
West King and Wat r.
West King and Mulberry.
West King and Charlette.
West King and Mary.
West King and Columbia avenue.
Jehn and Locust
M:ddle and Ficibcr.
Freiberg and Lew.
Lime aud Chuich aud Vine.
Lime aud Locust.
Middle and liecklaud.
Heckland aud Locust.
Hecklaud aud Lew.
Duke, Church aud German.
Duke and Neith.
Duke aud Green.
Middle aud Christian.
Christian and Gtccn.
Neith aud Strawbctry.
Woodward and Strawberry.
Vine aud Duke.
Vine aud Seuth Queen.
Vine and Ptincc.
Vine, Mulbetry and Strawberry.
Christian aud Miflltn.
Gi.rman and Seuth Queen.
Get in. in aud Prince.
Water and Strawberry.
Cen -t'V'' Seuth Queen aud Church.
Concbtega aud Priucr.
Aiidiew and Seuth Queen.
Aixiiew apd Prince.
Seuth Queen aud Hazel.
1'iiuce aud Hazel.
Beaver betweeu Hazel aud Ilagcr.
Seuth Queeu aud llager.
Seuth Quctu below Hager.
Filbert aud Poplar.
Filbert aud St. Jeseph.
Filbert aud High.
Poplar beyond Derwatt.
St. Jeseph and Derwart.
Iliizh and Derwart.
St. Jeseph beyond Derwart.
High beyond Derwart.
Maun- and Derwart.
Twe en Maner beyond Derwart.
The plant will be located at Cox's car
riage bhep, near the comer of Duke aud
Chinch.
I.AHUU rUNKUALri.
mii'.liacl Zrttun anil Allen F. HlDslimun I.:ill
te Keat,
Tlie funeral of the late Michael Ziluui
fiem his residence en North Prince street,
at It; o'clock this morning was
very largely attended. The religious
services weie conducted by Rev.
J. Max Hark, pastor of the Moravian
church. The pall-bearers were as fellows :
Luther Richards, Jno- R. Bitner, Goe. K.
Kecd, Dana Graham, Christian Oast.
Wat seu II. Miller, D. A. Altick
and Jacob Rathveu. The interment was
made iu the family let at Woodward hill.
The funeral of Allen P. Hibshman tcek
place from his late residence Ne. 427 North
Queen street, this morning. The deceased
was a member of Mount Lebanon ledge
Ne. 22G. F. and A. M. of Lebanon. Mem
bers of Ne. 43 and 476 of this city at
tended the funeral. The pall bearers
were Jehu HuH, C.Liller, Adam Oblonder,
Jeseph Samseu, Wm. A. Morten and Gee.
Lutz. Services were conducted at the
grave, in the Lancaster cemetery, by Rev.
J. B. Shumaker aud for the Masonic order
as fellows : Geerge A. Marshall W. M. ;
D. D. G. M., W. A. Morten as S. W. ;
aud P M., Charles M. Hewell as chaplain.
The Smallpox.
The health commissioner reports that a
13 mouths old child of Wm. Franklin,
rcsidiug ou Locust alley next deer te
Proctors, where the smallpox was raging
a few weeks age, is new down with that
disease. The child's mother refused te
have it vaccinated.
Wm. H. Mclntyre, residing at Ne. 408
Kerth Water street, is suffering from an
attack of varioleid. His case is net con
sidered at all dangerous.
Rebert Etter, Ne. 5G4 Maner street, is
reported down with the smallpox. The
eruptions came out yesterday.
The few ether cases heretofore re
petted are progressing favorably. There
is new but one case iu the jail and one in
the hospital.
Maintaining a Kauance.
Wednesday Officer Smith drove down te
the Gap and arrested a man named Jacob
Miller, who is charged by Jacob Smith of
maintaining a nuisance, te Smith's injury,
the allegation being that he has piled up
stones in a way whieh obstructs a water
course, and causes it te overflow Smith's
land. The accused gave bail before
'Squire Slaymaker te appear for a hearing
before Alderman Fordney en Tuesday
next.
Precocious Chicks.
Mrs. Amelia Wolf, North Christian
street, between James and Franklin, is
the owner of a game chick, hatched in
April, that has already commenced laying
eggs.
A Train J itmper Jagged.
Officer Rey arrested a train jumper last
nighr, and this morning Alderman MoCon MeCon MoCen
omy sent him te jail for ten days.
tilrthday Presentation
Last evenine was the forty-fifth
day of Dr. Jehn T. Smitb. teacher
Bible class, Ne 3 of thu Dake street M.
E. church. The young meu of the class,
some former pupils aud a few invited
guests, 'turprised" him at his resideucB,
and Rebert O'Breiter, en their behalf,
presented him with a handsome, geld
headed cane, inscribed, " Te Dr. J. T.
Smith, from his class," the workmanship
of E. J. Zhru, jeweller. In response Dr.
Smith thanked them for tbe uift, aud the
interest manifested in him as their teacher.
He gave a short resume of his expetieuce
as a Sunday school teacher, daciug back
te bis sixteenth year when he entered
upon the work. After refieKbments were
served by the hebtess, the party repaired
te the parlor, where the remainder of the
evening was spent in music and song till a
late hour, when the yeuug people left,
wishing their teacher many mere brapy
birthday ceremonies.
Officers 1-Jircted.
The Lancaster Miuuuercher elected
the
following efficeis last uiht :
President Heniy Gcrhait.
Vice President Win Wohlben.
Secretary Gent go PiViffer.
Vice Secretary Heniy Smith.
Cor. Secretary Adam F. Oblender.
Treasuter Win. Baltz.
Librariau Jacob Welfert
Music Committee Gee. Pfiiffer, Fird
Heeflel and Henry Sunlit.
Flag Bearers Ambrose Ball, Wm.
Rchm and Christian Hutll'tl.
Kate Hlrdi.
ML Jeyfclir.
Flying bquirre Is are veiy ire animals
around here. Jehn G. Garbcr. of Mount.
Jey township, last Aptil caught au old one
with thiee yeuug eues, near his residence.
They have since been petted and cared for
by him and the young bquinels, which
were then quite small have new almost
grown te their full bize. Beth old and
yeuug are quite tamu and tun around aud
play te the full batisfaclieu of their owner.
A West l'elntcr.
Wm. 11. D. Styer, formerly of the clas8
of ' 82 of Franklin & Man-ball college, but
new a member of the iu coming giaduat
ing class at West Point mililaiy academy
is iu town ou a Ave days loave of absence
spending a fmv davs with his paicuts
Mr. S. leeks well aud it is evident that
life at the pest agices with him.
At Mt St. Alary'H
At Euimittsburg yesterday the sevonty seventy
Qfth anniversary of Mt. St. Maiy's college
was held. The degree of A. M. was ciei
ferred en R. M. R.'illey aud J. E M-tleue.
ibqs., of this city.
libchai ceil.
The major only had euc ledger this
morning and "he was discharged. .
Sl't.VlAL KUT1VVS.
Tint most popular ana t nigrum I'e fume et
Hie day ' HACKM l-.TAUK." Try it. Sold by
It. It. Cochran, ihujwtdt, X(n. 137 and 13!l
Nerlli Qui custiciil Ieb7-C(nt:i
US' Nelliin se simple ami p-irleel for eolot eelot eolet
ingits liie ftiameud Uyes. 1 or carpet rags,
hettei and cheaper tli.iu any ether dye-stuffs.
CiiAitiim) features may be reiulei Pit actually
reinlfve by Itietehes or pimples. Glenn's
Sulphur h'eap reiitiidiei all complexion 1 lent
islies. jl8-lwdeedA-w
Came'ia t)enlJni ler tlie leelH is very fla
grant ami removes Tartar ami hcurl, hardens
the sums, slops decay and pciliinie3 the
brealh. l'r.'ce, .'iU cents. Fer sale at all drug
gists. Jc27--mdV
A spucille, ami only ii'iu le ler all Jonas
and tvpfset akin disease, li Known the weild
ever til Dr. Bensen's Siiin Cine, ft is net a
patent iiii-dieine, buL a teliablu, cerl'ttu ro re
inedy. Uiiigglits.
" As tae lielllcs of Dr. JSnnv n'x Vcleri and
Chamomile Pills cured a friend of neuralgia,
whom the r.'.s here cindtl'nl hcli, I'll scud for
some for myself.'" Ulillerd Shaud, Windser,
Neva Keelia.
IV"1I' "ttiMiii n corns."
Ask ler Weils' "Heugh en Coins." l."e.
Quiclt, complete, permanent euie. Ceiiu,
warts, liuuieim.
Tne tteiueval et tlie.Mninp Act Itenelit le
the I'eoide.
In anticipation of the tcpeai et the st:mip
u t, the size et Ihe bottled teutainiiig Hie eel
ebra'ed Sinimens Liver Kgulater have been
materially increased, ue tliut ter $! the quan
tity e( tin; inedirine will be gr liter than here
tofore. A"k your dtugtst for, and be mire
you get the big bottle of Simmons favmi Ukou Ukeu Ukou
latek. Worked Wonders.
" My daughter was very bail off en account
et a ceidaml pain in her lungs. Dr. Themas'
lCclcctrie Oil cured her in twenty-four hours.
One of the boys wts cured et sere threat. Thi
inciiiclne 1ms worked wonders in our family."
Alvali inekney, Mahnpac, N. V. Fer aale'by
II. If. Cochran, druiigi-jt. 1.J7 aud lu'l North
.Queen street.
Cemibm'8 Li'i'itd Beet Tonic is admiiably
iidapted ter females in delicate health. Col Cel
den's ; no ether. Ol.di uggists.
jlS-lw deed&w
lU.UtRlAUES.
Kauu-Siiultz Jiiite2S,18-a,al the residence
of the bliile's naients. by Jt'V. J. B.Shumaker,
I). D., Harry L. Uaub le Miss Allic 11. Shultz,
botuefthis city.
mew AitviiiiTibjcMuyTs.
lirANTKI)-U TIIK IMIOtKKK PK1HT
ing Company a full-giewn bovtework
iu the press loom.
Impure at the elllce of the
company.
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UJIIfiJ.O.tatS, A FULt LINE FKOm 5c.
ill), nt
HAitTMAN'S YKLf.OW FKONTCIGAtt
STORK.
WA
MTII A FIUST-CI.ASS ItAKItKK
Seber, industrious, white ami canable
of running a shop ; unmarried. Geed wngea.
Address, CLEMKNT flOUHK.
je'7-3t Sunbury, Ta.
YOU WILt. ALWAYS KINU A FULL,
line et Connecticut cigars and! Fountain
Fine Cut tobacco, at
H - RTMAN'E YKf.LOW FliONT CIGAR
"TO UK
SCHOOL TAX 1883.
The duplicate Is in the hand9 of the
Treasurer. 3 per cent, off for prompt pay
ment. W. e. MARSHALL, Treasurer,
Ne. It! Centre bquare.
Omce hours from 9 a. m. te 4 p. in.
jO-ttdll
TUTlCK-SVTUKnAY, JUNE 30, WILL
ii be t! c last day te pay the city tax, te get
the 3 per cent, abatement. Office hours from
9 te 3 o'clock.
lel'J-lwd C. F. MYERS, City Treasurer.
IOK RENT TUK STOKK UOOM, NO,
North Queen street, new occupied
Ames Jiingwaiu
Apply te
J llOS. K. FRANKLIN.
ieb7.8.8,10teedttd Nc. 120 East KingSt.
V
HE KKIN IS A VAST EMUNCTOKY OK-
Kan. jrlviniretran average of eleven crains
et secretion nor minute, or two pounds In
twenty-tour hours, of which one hundred
grains are nitrogenous.
All Skin Diseases, Cancels, Tumors, Chronic
and Privata Diseases permanently cured by
DR8. H. D. amtM. A. LOXGAKKR. Office
13 Bast Walnut street, Lancaster, Pa. Consul
tation free.
ITVSTATEOrUKK. A. I. DITMABJ, LATE
J -of Lancaster city, Pa,, deceased. Let
ters testamentary en said estate having
been granted te the undersigned, all persons
Indebted te said decedent are requested te
make immediate settlement, and these having
claims or demands against the estate or said
decedent, te make known the aine le the un
dcrsigucd without delay, residing In the city
et Lancaster.
DR. WM.COMPTON, Executer.
W. 1. CoxrreN, Attorney. je23-0UleaTh
(iltAND SlKAIVUEKKK
AND FAIR,
FESTIVAL
FOB THKJlBUKFtT OP
ST. JOSEPH'S OHTJROH,
HAS COMMENCED
IN ST. JOSEPH'S HALL,
St Jeseph street, anO will continue for ten
days. jul3-2w
reESECOND EDITION.!
er of, . . '.
TH7BSDAY EVENING, JUNE 23.1823.
FROM TEE OLD W0ELD.
THE CHEAT KAVAOES OK OHi.EKA.
The Dread Scourge Spreadlug Ovrr Isypt
tluiidredeet Drattis Dally and .Itut ti
Excitement Other rerlsn
KveutB.
D.mietta, June 28 The panic ever
the cholera iu Eypt is iucreasiur;. The
flight of Europeans ceutiuus. -A com
mission has been fcrmed te advise means
te protect Alexandria from the dreaded
malady. The festivals usually held en
the anniversary of the khedive's accession
te the tin one will be stepped. All the
ministers have been recalled te Caire.
113 Deaths from the scourge.
One hundred and twenty-nine deaths
haveeccvured during the past 24 hours,
112 of which were from cholera.
Precaution Against Ubelera.
Isjiaila, June 28. Vessels proceeding
from here te Suez are forbidden te com
muuicate with stations ou the canal owing
te the fear that clieleia may thus be
spread.
rrehlbiiliit; Travel ng.
J?ekt Said June 23. An order his
baen ii-tucd prohibiting auy petseu fiem
proceeding from hete te ether towns in
Egypt.
The l-eie Iudtl-8d
Londen, Jtiue 23. A dispatch from
Reme says : "The pepa is indisposed. He
is much disturbed hy the state of all'.iirs iu
Ii eland and Frauce.''
Iho American mile Team in England.
Birmingham, June 28. The American
liile team arrived hare at noeu te-day.
They are the guests of the Midland Rifle
club. The team will remain here until
Tiiciday uext.
.ClTliIllErON 'UUAKUB.
The Chicago MarKets Hnll'er Anether Bnd
Itreafc.
Chicago, Juue 28. The markets en
'change sulletcd another ba 1 break
this meiuiug, aud tiie foreneo. session
was marked by uneasiness and at
times great excitement. The depression
in prices extended te previsions aud grain
as well, but was inme especially felt in
perk and wheat. Perk has shown a steady
and heavy decline the past three days and
this morning took another tumble of 42(aj
2(b. Lard declined 74(jl7ic, making the
quotation for the July option less than
touched en the day of the failure of Mc
Gceugh. Wheat, which has displayed
weakness for a week past, dropped 1
2c per busbel iu addition te day.
These declines renewed all the uneasi
nosseltho past two weeks, and the an
nouncement was made at neon that
H. O. Keuyen & Ce. aud Jehn Sinclair
had succumbed. They have bjja dealiug
iu grain, but were net rated as very exten
sive dealers. One cause assigned for the
unusual weakness displayed by the market
is the bad showing made by the firms of
McGeegh, Eveiingham & Ce., and M. S
Niekels & Ce , aud paiticularly t'ae latter
firm fiem whom a better report as te
assets had been anticipated.
MINNESOTA KEPUULIUAN9.
State Oliicerit Nominated Tlielr l'tullurm
flank ou Kevuuue.
St. Paul, Minn., June 2S. Itt the
Ilepublicau statu convention last night,
C. A. Oilman was uemiuated for lieuten
ant governor ou the second ballet, Fred.
Verbaumback for secretary of btate by
acclamation, W. J. Halm for attorney
general, J II. Baker for railroad comm's
bieucr and Cnailes Kittlesen for ttoasurer.
The plank iu the platform regarding the
rovenno system says :
" We believe iu maintaining a system of
internal riveiuu:, levied upon articles of
luxury, such as whisky aud t jbacce, to
gether with a system of duties upon im
ports se applied as te provide lovenuo for
the necessary expuuses of the government,
and se adjusted as te encourage the de
velopmeut of the manufacturing and labor
interests of the whele country." The
platform also endorses the administration
of President Atthur.
FKOM IIAKltlSltUftO.
1'HltlHOti Vfltiies four Itlll.i anil vint
Sclnv.irlz ;h Oi-diint' Court JudA.
IlAKitisnuite, June 23. G.veruer Pat Pat
tisen te-day tiled four moie vetens. One
of the bills vetoed was for t e relief of
certain late military officers and orgauiza ergauiza orgauiza
tieusof the commonwealth, and the ethers
related te Philadelphia anrf Lebanon
county local governments.
Schwartz-. Appolntea.
In the Senate te day, a message was
received from the governor, announcing
the appointment of William II. Schwartz
as judge of et phans' ceutt, of Berks couu ceuu couu
te. uulil the iitvit, Meaday iu January,
1884. The communication was laid ou the
tabic After soma discussion iu excu excu
tive sessieu the nomination of Mr.
Schwaiz was oenfii mud.
ulcd or an Englishman.
PmuxixviLi.K, Juue 28. Themas" Pat
tcrsen, an Englishman, aged 23, commit
ted suicide hure this morning by taking a
dose of nitric acid and dropped dead iu
tbe street. Pecuniary trouble is belicved
te have led te act. It is said that upeu
arriving in New Yerk a short time age
from England he was robbed of .000.
The Kesult of the Katng in tne i;;l nothing.
Asuland, Pa., Juue 28. Twenty-three
collieries were flooded by esterday's
storm, causing a leis of ever 820,000. Col
liery work has been suspended aud it will
take considerable time te make the neces
sary repairs. Trains are still delayed
owing te the numerous washouts through
out the country.
Itaiihleiiberg College Commencement.
Allentown, Pa., June 28. The lGth
annual commencemmt of Muhlenberg
college was held this morning iu the
Academy of Music. There were seveutoea
graduates. Ameug the large attendance
were a uumbcr of distinguished Lutheran
clergymen.
Contributions for ihe Nutt Family.
Uniontown, Pa., June 28. Ceutribu
tiens are flowing in te the aid of the fami
ly of the late Captain Nutt. It has
recently transpired that the estate is in
solvent, and, "while the contribution" are
net solicited, they are very welcome te
the family."
New Orleirs Soldiers la Philadelphia.
Puiladelphia, June 28. The Conti
nental guaidp, of New Orleans, arrived
here this afternoon from New Yerk. They
appearedin full dress uniform and made a
short parade through some of the principal
thoroughfares.
Tbe Democratic Caudtaate te be Serenaded.
Cincinnati, O., June 28. Judge Hoad Head
!ey will be serenaded Saturday night by
tbe Democratic clubs and will probably
make the opening speech of the cam
paign. Ne Choice xet.
Concord, N. H., June 28. Anether
ballet for United States senator was taken
te day and resulted in no choice. Tbe
candidates receiving the highest number
of votes were Bingham 113, Rollins 99
Necessary for choice 155.
WKATUKlt ItllilUAtlONI
Washington, June 28. Fer the Middle
states slightly warmer, generally fair
weather, south te west winds and Blight
changes in pressure.
PftyonMter fMMl8mn
Washington. Joes 38. Aa effcial
; order was te day iieiied by Adjestant Gen-
erai urum promulgating tee uaaies 01
the court martial and announcing Preai
sident Arthur's confirmation of the sen.
tence of dismissal from the army and 18
months imprisonment in the case of Pay
master Wassen. '
A rreventlve of Infant Mortality.
N. Y. Herald. '
Science in its last issue states, en the
authority of a German scientific journal,
that milk preserved by what is known te
chemists as Scherffs process possesses
certain qualities which make it exception
ally useful for sick infants. This process
consists in simply putting new milk with
out any addition into glass bottles, step
periug aud then heating by - steam ler ene
of two hours te a temperature from 212 te
213 degrees under a pressure of from two
te four atmospheres. The Londen Chem
ical News, in announcing last year Marti
ny's examination of the milk thus treated,
said : "The milk is thus net net merely
rendered capable of preservation, but the
ceseiue is peptenized, se that in contact
with the gastric juice it is converted into
fine, easily divisible and digestible flecks,
as iu the milk of a non-ruminant animal."
Auotber excellence of ScherfPs milk is
that the virus of feed and mouth disoase
and tuberculosis, with all germs, is do de do
fctrejed by the heating.
The caseine of human milk is slightly
alkaline aud coagulates iu light llecculi iu
the infantile stomach, se J'S te be readily
acted en by the digestive fluids, while
cow's milk.even when fresh, is feebly acid
aud is apt te form large and firm coagula.
Cew's milk treated by the ScherfT process,
however, according te the German an
therity quoted, is uet coagulated by ren
net, and even where acidified or allowed
te sour yields "a line grauular coagulum'
which the iufant can digest without dis
tieas. It is apparent that this new milk
is the nearest approximation new known
te nature's feed for infants; and when
the latter is wauting, and it tee often is,
the former should be the best substi
tute. Theterrible iufautile mortality during
the "heated term" in our large cities is
undoubtedly owing largely te the inju
dicious use of cow's milk and te the im
pure quality of the article. But the sim
ple pieccss of rendering cow's milk harm;
less seems te offer a summer diet for
infant-, which, while net expensive, would,
if generally used, greatly reduce the death
rate. "The geed results obtained by its
use for sick children," says this foreign
journal, "are ascribed te the grauular co
agulum which it yielda in the stomach
and its freedom from germs."
One of the Greatest el Spec ulaters.
National Kepubliean.
P. D. Armour is of sturdy Scotch Pres"
byteriau stock. He was becn in one el
the central counties of New Yerk, en a
farm ameug the hills. It was the highest
ambition of his boyhood days te earn
money enough te buy the farm adjoining
his father's. Wheu the geld fever
broke out he was still a mere
stripling ; but full of youthful enthu
siasm, he started for California, driv
ing a wagon across plains and mountains.
He remained there three or four years and
in that time saved a few thousand dollars.
He had cash enough te buy that farm and
settle down. He bad no sooner reached
home than he experienced a sudden revul
sion of feeling. The streets of tbe village
looked narrow, cramped and dull. The
heuse appeared mean and dingy. He
only remained ou the farm two or
three days, and thou took himself
te Cincinnati. Later he drifted te
Milwaukee, and at the close of the war he
selti a great let of -perk at $40 a barrel,
and bought it auiiu at $18 te $19, realiz
ing a profit of about a million. Te day he
rauks as the wealthiest man in Chicago,
being rated by these who knew some
thing of his business at $25,000,000 or
$30,000,000 His transactions are colos
sal. His lirm employs between 5,000 and
0,000 men, aud ou his pay rolls are about
fifty men who receive salaries of.$e,000
aud ever. He is uet yet 55 years of age.
A French Scheme for Annexing Africa.
Pall Mall Gazette.
The city of Paris has just refused a sub
vention te the Aliicau Indies company,
which proposes nothing less than te make
a fief of Frauce a territory of 35,000
tquare leagues situated between the
great lakes ou the east, Conge
en the south, the Atlautiu ou the
west, and Sahara te the north simply te
take possession of a fourth of Africa. The
minister of fereigu affairs has granted te
the company a subsidy of 10,000 francs ;
the minister of public works has lent a
mining engineer ; the minister of finance
has premised gunpowder and tobacco at
reduced prices, and, lastly, the miuister
of marine, net satisfied with grant
ing a subvention of 10,000 francsj
like his colleague of foreign af
fairs, has premised the first expedition
by a government steamer, and te grant
the services of a uaval officer aud twelve
men te protect the station te ba establish
ed en the border of the Central Soudan.
The government has thus net only assisted
the company with money, but has allowed
it te use the French flag. The company
is supported by fifteen deputies aud a
scrctary of state !
In Uninrt at recksKill.
K. V. Sun.
The incident of the day that amused
the camp tbe most was a remarkable 'ad
venture of Corporal Merritt had while en
guard duty last night. Ue saw a man in
his shirt sleeves reaching across the line
between sentries.
"Halt! Who comes here?" the corpo
ral asked.
" Vy dot's me," said the coatless man.
" Who are you.?"
" Me ? Who I vas ? Vy I am der pand."
" Have you get the countersign ?" the
corporal asked, (sternly.
"Ne; Igetder pelly ache," said the
ether.
JUA.HKJS1H.
I'hlladelpbta mar net.
PHtLADEtraiA, June 28. Fleur dull and
weak.
Rye flour at 13 0223 75.
Wheat active, but lower : Ne. 2 Western
Red, St It; Ne. 3 de $1 19 ; Ne. 1 1'enna.Ued
u mm 19.
Cern dull, but weak ; salt Yellow and
Mixed, i93Wc; Ne. 3 Mlsed, 57Q59c.
Oat8ilull and unsettled: Ne. 1 Whlte, 43c :
Ne. 2 de, 42c; Ne. 3 de, lll ljc ; Ne. 2
Mixed, 40J5C,
Seeds unchanged.
Previsions dull and easier.
Lard dull.
Butter lirm, with geed demand.
Bells dull.
Eggs dull.
Cheese quiet.
Petroleum dull.
Whisky at II 19
New Yerk Merkets.
New Yerk, June 28. Fleur dull ; strongly In
buyers' favor,
wheat llc lower; unsettled and de-
Sreesed ; fair speculative trading ; Ne. 2 Red
uly. tl 13X61 13 ; Aug.. 115116J ; Sept.,
$1 171 !
Cern Hc lower ; less active : Mixed West
ern spot, 49j62fi ; de future, 6166;.
Oats XGHc lower; July, i9339c; Sept.,
3c ; State, 4246c ; Western, 33044c.
m
love Stock Prices.
New Yerk. Cattle Kec-lpts, 360 head ; mar
ket a shade flrnier, but uet quotably higher ;
light grass Texas steers sold at 95 6935 77 Ifl
10'J lbs live weight ; common te sttlctly prime
native steers at $5 77f'72 ; deextraandfancv
bold at $6 S130 98. Exporters used 600 head and
paid $6 72 ter prime. Shipments, 1,150 head et
live c-atle.
Sheep Receipts, 7,000 head ; market firm
for Sheep at former flurca; active ler
Lambs at an advance of 3c ft A: extremes,
$1 2506 SO for Sheep, and $G 7.r08 75 for Lambs.
Hogs Receipts, 3.6S0 head ; firmer ter five
Hogs at$0 9.0725 ?t 10) fl.3
Kast Iabxhtt Cattle Receipts 1,615 head ;
market fair ; prime. S6 23 ; lair te geed, (5 25ft
5 75 ; common, S4 5035. - ;
Hogs Receipts 460 head; tfffpet firm
rAUldelphJas, 5636 75 ; Terken, 18 50f6 89.
BaeepBeeelpta 2.000 head; market alew;
prime, $5 255 50; fair te geed. l5035;com l5035;cem l5035;com
men$2X btecK Mar xea.
Quotations by Reed, McGrann 4 Ce, Bank
era, Lancaster, Pa.
11 a. v. 12 m. 3 p. x.
C.C.4LC
Michigan Central 95!i
95
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35J5
30'4
169J
13 ;i:
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36J
43
51 a
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10
128i
New Yerk Central...
1134i
New Jersey Central
Ohie Central.
DeLLsck. ft Western....
Denver 4 Bie Grande....
An7
Ktnsas ft Texas
X&E6 CuOI'O
Chicago ft N. W., com
N. N.. Ont. Western....
S5
9Si
127i
36)5
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UW6
134
21
4ti
414
18
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29
42T
S5'4
513
10X
45X
5
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51i
89
30
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St. Paul ft Omaha
Pacific Mail....
Rochester ft Pittsburgh..
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabash Common
Wabash Preferred
West'rn Union Telegraph
Louisville ft Nashville...
N. Y..CM. ft St.L
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
Pennsylvania
vfiiiinjy
P. T. ft Buffalo
Northern Pacific Cem...
Northern Pacific Prof...
Hostenvlllo
Philadelphia ft Krie
Nertnern Central
Underground
Canada Southern
U1J
People's Passenger.. ......
4lHi
41
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I'll
37
93J
29'i
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95
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117
117
flew JCOTK.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks lower. Meney, 2Q3c
New Yerk Central 1HJ
no uauread... ........ ... ......... 3,h
Adams Express 121S
Michigan Central 1 tail read 9 -;
Michigan Southern Railroad 109
Illinois Central Railroad 132
Cleveland ft Pittsburgh Railroad 133
Chicago ft Reck Island Railroad 124
PIttsbnrgh ft Fert Wayne Railroad 131
Western Union Telegraph Company..... 85
Teledo ft Wabash 2S
New Jcrsey Central 85i
New Yerk Ontario ft Western 26
fblladelpnla.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks irregular.
Philadelphia ft Erle R. R J0
Reading Railroad 23J
Pennsylvania Railroad.....'. 5S4i
Lehigh Valley Railroad 63
United Companies of New Jersey l'Myi
Northern Pacific... 51
Northern Pacific Preferm 1 83
Northern Central Railroad 58
Lehigh Navigation Company 45
Norristown Railroad Kit
Central Transportation Company 40
I'lttsb'g, Titusvllle ft Kullale U. R 14
Little Scliuvlklll Railroad 60
Lecal Stocks aud 11 onus
Reported by J. B. Leng.
Par I.R31
val. sale.
Uiiic ''Uy pet ct Lean, due Ub2.. .$100 105
" 18f5... 100 1W.
1SI10... 100 117
" lb05... 10C 120
5 per ct. In 1 or 30 years.. 100 100.50
' 5 per ct. Scheel Lean.... 100 102
" 4 " In ler 20 years.. 100 100
" 4 In 5 or 20 years., loe 100
" 0 " in 10 or 20 years. 100 lw
Manhetiu borough lean 100 102
MISOBLLAHBOne 8TOOKS.
Quarryvflle K. R 50 $2.5t
Mlllersville Street Car 50 35.25
Inquirer Printing Company 50 15
Watch Factory loe 120
(Jes Light and Fuel Company...... 30
Stevens HeuseJ Bends) l'JO 90
Columbia Gas Company
Columbia Water Company 2
Susquehanna Iren Company 1K) 2 5.25
Marietta Hollewwaro 100 220
Stevens ilouse... ............ ......... 50 '5
Slcfly Island................. 50 16
East Brandy wine ft Waynesb'g.... 50 1
Mlllersville Nermal Scheel 21
Northern Market 100.53
XIS0BLLANBOU9 BONOS.
Quarryvllle R. R., due 1893 $100 I18
Reading ft Columbia K. R5'h 100 105
Lancaster Watch Ce.. due IStW tee 102
Lancaster (ias Light and Fuel Ce.,
due in ler 20 years 100 100
Lancaster (jus Light and Fuel Ce.,
due 1880.... 100 1(3
TURNPIKE STOCK H.
Big Spring A Ueaver Vultcy S5 $ U.
Brt'lgepert ft Horeslioo I3X-22
Columbia ft Chestnut Hill 'ir 18
Columbia ft Washington 25 i.1
Columbia ft Big Spring 25 13;
Columbia ft Marietta '25 3u
Maytown ft Kllzabellilewn 25 10
Lancaster Ephrata 25 47
Lancaster ft WUlew Street 25 te;(
Strasburg ft Mlllpest 25 21
Marietta - MayUwn 25 mi
Marietta A Mount Jev 25 31
Lanc..EUzabetht'nftMlddlet,n 100 (0
Lancaster- Fruitvllle. 5!i 51
LancaHterftLititz 25 75
Lancaster ft Willlauistev.-n 25 105
Lancaster ft Maner 50 1X1.10
Lancaster Manhelin 25 II
Lancasterft Marietta 25 35
Lancaster ft New Helland 100 79
Lancaster ftSusauehanna. 300 275.20
BANK BTOOKS.
First National nana. $100 $205
Farmers' National Bank 50 109.
Fulton National Rank 100 140
Lancaster County National Hank.. 50 110.25
Columbia National Bank 100 150j
Christiana National Bank. 100 118
Ephrata National Bank let" 142
First National Bank, Columbia..-.. 100 141.3b
First National Bank, Strasburg.... 100 j48
First National Bank, Marietta 100 200
First National Bank, Mount Jey.. 100 150.25
Litttz National Bank 100 140
Manhel.11 National Bank 100 151
Union National Bank. Mount Jey. 50 75
New Helland National Bank loe 135
Gap National Bank 100 120
istv AiiyjcjtrisjsMisxiii.
PUBLIC SALE-WILL 11 K NULU TUES
DAY, JULY 3. 18S3, by the undersigned
nt Cox's old coach factory, 341 and 313 Church
street, a let et lirst class cariiatres. ANe,
ceaclunaker'a material, ofllce furniture and
ether articles.
tale te commence at 10 a. in., when terms
will be uittde known by
JNO.Q. MERCKR,
JACOB GABLE,
Administrators of Thes. It. Cox, dee'd.
js?6 0td&llw
T HUKSK'S.
PICNIC
SUPPLIES :
CROSS A BLACK WELL'S
and Sauces.
English Pickles
AMERICAN PICKLES, iu small and large
bottles.
SARDINES, French and American Mustard
andSpiced Sardines.
POTTED MEATS, vi. : Ham, Beef, Tongue,
Duck, Turkey. Game, Ac.
LUNCH TONGUE, WHOLE ROLLED OX
TONGUE.
Pickled and Splecd Oysters.
Marmalades and Jellies.
Fruits, Syrups, Lemens, Bananas, Cheese,
Dried Beet Chipped, ftc, Ac. Alse,
PICNIC PLATES
BTJESK'S,
Ne. 17 BAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.
RErOKT 4F TIIE CONDITION OF TIIK
First National Bank et btraslmrg, at
Strasburg, In the State of Pennsylvania, at the
close of business June 22, 18S3.
RESOURCES.
Leans and discounts $ 93,299 OR
Overdrafts..... 12 29
U. S. bends te secure circulation.... 80,000 00
Due from approved reserve agents. 41,583 i8
Due from ether National banks 55,009 23
Due from State banks and bankers. 551 50
Real estate, furniture, and fixtures. 550 00
Current expenses and taxes paid. . . 212 67
Checks anil ether cash Items 3J 00
Bills et ether banks 645 00
Fractional paper currency, nickels
and pennies r 6 79
Specie 7,568 20
Legal tender notes 4,856 00
Redemption fund with U. S. Treas
urer ( 5 per cent, et ctrculatlen.) 3,603 00
Total $ 290,926 07
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in $ 80,000 00
Surplus fund. 14,500 00
Undivided profits 1,935 16
National nana-notes eutstanuing... iueu ou
Dividends unpaid ". S2U 00
Individual deposits subject te check 117,729 70
Due te ether National banks 2,530 38
Due te state banks and bankers 1,398 53
Total $ 290.92S 07
State of Pennsylvania, County of Lancaster, .
I, Gee. W. Hensel, jr., cashier of the above
named bank, de solemnly swearthat the above
statement is true te the beat of my knowledge
and belief. GEO. W. HENSEL, Jr.,
' Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn te before mc. tills 2Cth
day of June, 1883. CHRIST. BACH Jl AN,
f Notary Public.
Correct Attest : A. R. BLACK.
GEO. W. HBNSEL,
JOS. McCLURE,
JeSfMtd Directors.
mHUllSDAY PARTLT VUVOX AltD
J. SLIG UT CH A N G E IN TEMPER ATUBE.
Real Laces, as intimated some
time age, are new put en a ceun- ,
ter by themselves. The fact is
worth mention in three ways.
First, the convenience of having
them together, with no mixture
of ethers ; second, the avoiding
the throng thatgathersabeutthe
imitation Laces; third (but this
concerns us quite as much as
you), the fact that our trade in
real Laces has come te occupy
a whole counter.
Yeu may recall, if you liice,
that we have been selling gen
eral merchandise but six years,
and that we began under some
difficulties. It was quite a jump
for men's and boys' clothing te
Laces and such things. Is it any
wonder thatagoed many people
have looked en and waited te see
whether we were coiner te de our
new business as well as our old?
Every new and then some little
incident shows whether we are
finding out hew te cater for la
dies. We have been enlarging and
enriching our Lace stock and
adding te our salespeople. It is
made easier new bv this little
change te see what sort of a
stock of Real Laces we have.
Secoiuleeuntertnun Chestnut-street entrance 1
lelt of main aUle.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Fer amenthpastwehavebeen
selling at 50 cents two different
makes, in black and colors, of
Lisle Thread Half Hese; one
article is of English birth, and
has the stoutness and solidity of
our British cousin.
TheJ ther maker is away off
in the heart of Germany clever
and rather Frenchy in variety of
colorings and ribs. It has been
se long since we presented these
goods at 50 cents that we had al
most forgotten them but for a
newspaper paragraph account
ing them bargains.
Amnie, west.
JOHN 1VANAMAKER.
Yeu would hardly suppose
that Ribbons could become
scarce, yet certain makes in
Black Velvet are very scarce.
All the numbersare en ourcoun eurcoun ourceun
ters. While Straws in Jewel Bon Ben
net and in Langtry Turban are
here at 25 cents. There is a
special bargain new in Black
English Milan Straws at 50 cents
that used te be solvdfer three and
four times that amount.
Snow Balls and Daisy Wreaths
are the newest things in flowers,
25 cents a bunch of a dozen.
Ch'.'stn ut street entrance, right side.
JO UN WANAMAKER.
The traveling season has be
gun in geed earnest, if eurtrunk
sales are an index.
Beginningwithapackingtrunk
for one dollar, we have:
Willow Trunk?,
Itattan Trunks,
Ko.e Leather Trunks,
Leather Trunks,
Zinc Covered Trunks,
Woeileu Tiuuks.
Seme have enough compart
ments te astonish a bachelor.
Lewer lloer, Markci-ilrcet front, from centre
te J uulpur-alieel stairway.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Ladies ireinc te the mountains
will be glad te
read this para-
jrraph. We
are turninc: our
laree dressmaking room te their
service in a way that only the
dull season allows. We forget,
for the time, what it costs te
make dresses. Indeed, we leave
out of the account many of the
essential costs. We prefer te
keep our workroom busy, even
at a less, for shortly we shall
need it, with its organization un
broken. We are making plain
flannel dresses of four qualities,
suitable for mountain or seaside
wear, at $6, $7.50, $9 and $10.
They will be ready-made, but if
a lady does net find a fit among
the ready-made, insteadef alter
ing te fit, we shall take her mea
sure and fit her net se care
fully as in costlier work, but
carefullyeneugh for such dresses;
carefully enough te guarantee
satisfaction, as usual.
1301 Chestnut, second l'.oer. Take house car.
JOHN WANAMAKER;
We discovered last week that
our Muslin Underwear Depart
ment lacked a great many quali
ties in Skirts, Chemises, Draw
ers, &c. There has been a gen
eral replenishing, se that there
will hardly be any disappoint
ment, no matter what may be
called for.
Arcade, right.
Jehn Wanamaker.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market, streets and
City Hall Sqmue
Philadelphia.
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