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LAflCABTflK DAILY INTELLIGENCER MONDAY DECEMBER 1 188
AM AUTKUsa 1IIMIV XnUINKltAtBU.
lbs Uctehcl UrMimllnii nt Ilia Lencnittr lit
iiinturliini ulinlu WmIi,
The lied y of Miss Laura Q. Claney, tl,e
yeunj? llttltimorenotri'RH, wliodledreooutly
in that city nnd whose remains
Lave nlnce her death been lu the vault of
a Daltlmera cetnotery, vfnicrnmaledatthe
Lancaster oieinalorlum nt 5 o'clock Hits
ultotuneu. Ilur remain nrtivtd ou the
train fiem Yetlt nt 13.(55 p. in,
Miss Lama Q, Ohtiey waa ene of tlie
alsteta of a family well known lu dramatle
circles. Blie was nt ene tlnie a mcmbcref
Frank Maye'a com piny nnd as such ap
peared here in "Davy (Jreckctt." Blie
nlte supported Mary Andonien. Iler
sister Vunle, new also deceased, ban
appeared here n Oabrltl In "Evan "Evan "Evan
Kollne." Miss Laura, who was 21
yeara of npe, hail been In dollcate
liealth for n Ieuk tlme nnd falled te attain
en n visit te a sister In NordlielT, C.il., last
summer the restoration for whleh her
friends hid hoped. l'Virofcelnp the end
nhoeameon te Baltimore lu the fall te
visit a friend Mrs. Ldnbaeli, nnd
during hprlllurss thore spolte frcely of her
impending death. She exprcsscd u deslre
te have her body oremaied, nnd waited
with anxious Interest thoeomplotlcnof the
Laudater crematorium ; ihe frequently
said te her ft lend that she would dle about
that ti me and hoped te be ready for the
tledicalniy (services liore. In thin ttlie was
disappointed, but her witflicH iiave becu
respoelod te the letter by her relatives nnd
friends, who aoeurupauy her remains te
thlH elty.
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. Lelubach, Mr. J, N.
Gardner, n luminous man of Ilaltlmore nnd
n ropreHentatlvo of the Ilaltlmore Amcri
can, who wa an acquaintance of deeeastd,
onnie te Lancaster with Miss Olauey'a
rcmalcs. Blie had died at Mr.
Lelnbach'n en November 10th, nnd
the body was rueaficd In u oefllu. It was
take n upeu a hcarse te the ciomaterluni,
the friends accompanying It. The fur.
nace had beeu heated up te the requisite
temperature nnd the elniple neeessaiy
preparations had all been made. Thaenly
oercrnony wan performed by Mr. Gardner,
who lead the poem "I Btlll Llve," written
by A. W. HptaRUe, evor the remains be
fere they wcre oenrl)ued te the retert.
Mr. Gardner, who la an ardent believer
In the rellurd proeess of crematieu,snyR he
has been Riving afoetion te the subject
for two years J anil, beiides the sorvlcei
whleh he puifnimH for deceased nnd
her friend in coming here, he
has nu object in investigating the
methods of cremation, te satisfy him
self nnd ethers that it Is ns practicable as
it is eonslble nnd humane in theory.
It is the intention of deceased's rela
tives te remain in the elty until the ashes
are ready te be tomevid. They vtlll then
be divided and placed into two urn, one
te be buried in IJaltitunre nnd the ether en
the golden shores of the I'aoifle,
The management of the orematorium
expects at an early day te bj aula te satisfy
thodemand forums te deposit the ashea of
the incinerated. An appropriate aud
artltle dcslgu is in preparation.
Owing te the condition of the ntmos ntmes ntmos
phere the necessary tompiratttre was net
reached until nbaut 4:30 p. m. te day, aud
the Incineration was net bexua until that
hour.
lULU.lllilA NUWS.
Frem Uur KeKUlar Oorrrmenaent,
Manager Silas Krem, of thu Metropeli
tan skating rink, has ttT rid the free use
of his building aud skate) te the Columbia
leliuf comniltue ter tbe help of thoteir
for next Thitrsly tv mug. Iho Columbia
coreot baud '.Mil nVe give its services
gratuitnuHiy. Tne following goutletueii
have the nutter in ohar;e : Executire
committer : 8. S. Djtwo'.ler, Alf. O. llru
nor, J. V. Yocum, Win H. Given and
Jam, D. Slade. Heceptlen oemmttteo :
W. U. Iiirr, W. II. foudrieh, Jehn S.
Niehnl", Jehn S. Wilsen, Jjhu Musser,
It. L Fonden-rulth, Fred. W. Iloikel,
Ansel I'urple and Themas Ilaldeunu.
Bimetal lieket-i te the number et 5C3 will
be i3ued ; regular seaseu ttoketa cannot
be usul.
cesunssHn itcms
Ladles aid suclety of the liothel church
o'eared (J75 by their suppers Jehn Tracy
U home from Philadelphia. Jehn Myers,
a eaual beat driver, had his right feet
mashed en Saturday, by n mule's hoof.
MIbb Frauds Crlsty, breke one of her arms
en Saturdiy, by a fall at the Metropolitan
rink. Tne grand tetl ear "movement for
last month was 80,359, a decreae evor
Oct. ISSt of 8 C52, and a doerc.Ha evor
Nev. 1883 of 3,183. Day Dispatcher W.
O, Stnekler has assumed hlij duties. The
JnniaU. Wicoenieoo and West Branch,
ubove Williamsport, division of Penu'a.
canal, susj-eud liavlgaMeu today. Slash
iea Hinted pH Uolumeia, ui tne river tuts
n. m.
Mrs. William Wolf wai buriel in
Wrightuville, yesterday afternoon, in the
pretence ut a large nunibur of frleiuh and
relatives, The Democratic parade bald in
Irenville-, en Baturd.iy evening, was a
BU0oesii:Ambreso Quigley gees te Phila
dclphiaena visit te day. The P. It It.
rrinir fereff.'at Columbia, was reduead ou
Saturday'frem 30 te 23 baude. F. F. W.
BheanrW herse ran oil yesterday, but was
caught bedre it did any damage. Albert
Kihlbmatv'nf Pottstown, is in town.
Four drenken umbrella monders wcre
driven out of Columbia, en Saturday, by
Chief Burgess Irwin The 8:30 train, this
a. m., was a half hour lat?, caused by a
wrcek neith. Severnl rafts nie being
taken from Little Island te points near the
dam,
l.lsl el uufiHtiueii l.elttri.
The following is the list el unelalmed
letteit) remaining in the postefQee, Lancas
ter.fer the week ending December 1, 1881:
iMilin' Lut, Mies Mary Iloekmyer,
Miss Lizzie Corbit, Mlfs Kate Elmer,
Margaret Kisena, Miss Barak Ewart, Miss
Fannie Flaher, Mrs. Auuia G. Greff, Miss
Mlna Hall, Mirs Ida Hess, Ziua O. Hess,
Jonuie Hefmastcr, Mrp Martha Jehnsen,
Mrs. Jlary A. Laveiy, aV'B Jbillie hev;,
MIbb MinuinMcCuIIeugh, Miss Lauia Scott
ElHcShatts, Mip Ida Styh, Mr. Jehn
Suley, Miss Susie E Zimmerman.
OenW List. Ilarry BlubreU, Franels
Brady, Jaoeb Bewers, O.Bruner, Christian
Charles, Ilarry Cooper, Arneld DewlDg,
J. Diugee, G, Finkulateiu, Jehn L. Frey,
Abraham O. Fritz, James Hewells, Davis
Leng, J. F. Maokey & Ce,, Caleb Engene
Montgomery, Jaoeb Mursen, Frank Myers,
W. W. Nissley. I-je U'obmend, F. F.
Iteycr. Alfred Soltzer, Wm II. Shields, II.
II. Bhlpraan, Jehn Sheuk, I.M. Silverman,
(2), B. W. Snyder, Frank Weaver, Eman
uel Wolf, Seratihln Wehlfarth.
The ITny l atj He it.
Thore is a gnat deal of complaint in
this elty ever the patehy and irregular way
in which street work Is done under the
present administration, One prdral
nent eitizen, who showed us his recsipt
for $357 93 city tax paid this year,
aud who happens te be a Demo
crat, complains that lu oensequenco
of n neighbor's gutter being raised
an elevation of his was rendered necessary.
A year age half of it wus raised by the
municipal authorities after several months
effort te have it done, Sinee then the
balance or the gutter has been filled with
dirt and debris. Ou Tuesdav last the eitv
ompleyes began the work of finishing the
gutter; kept at It en Tuesday and Wednea
day nud then left off before it was done,
tbe street meanwhile belng obstructed
with debris. This morning the same
gentleman discovered that the street bands
were nt work en the premises et Posteffloe
Clerk Wni. M. Ojter, while his gutter ia
still unfinished, IIe ia uaturally curious
te knew if a Demouratle taxpayer baa any
rights that a. Republican street cemmii.
ieaar it boaed te respect,
. "-V w-0
w-i"-,
Tne sirttieulit Uenientiary.
The Mothedlst Episcopal ehurcli was
organized in the United Staten Just ene
hundred years age. In commemoration of
thoevont, prevision was rocently made
that in the ohutehrs thore should be a
thanks-offering made for seme religious
educational nroharltable purpew.
At the Dttke street oliureb, this elty, the
oelobrntion took plaoe en Sunday meruiug
and the thauks-etTurlng was iisi-csscd nt
41,000 te be applied te the liquidation of a
debt of I'd GOO mi the parsenage, nnd the
balanoe te go into the prcaohers' nid noeloty
for the ute of superannuated preachers.
Thore was no prcaehluu; during tee aorvleo,
thoentlro session being tnken up in re
oeivlng offerings, aud in prayer r.ud singing.
The congregation was n very large nnd
jubilant oue, nud bofern the meeting olesed
net only was the 44.000 subscribed, but
the subscription! had ralfed up te (4,300
Everybedy was happy and net a low
present were willing te upon the books and
double their subsotlptlenu
In the oveniug a congratulatory sermon
was preached by the past jr J. ,T. 8atcheH.
I Ittlfl Irfient.
The mayor disposed of eleven easca yes
terday nnd thin morning Ten were lodgera
and were discharged, nud ene, a druuk,
paid costs.
The polleo reported twclve gasnllne
lampi as net burniug en Saturday nnd Bun
day nights. All the olcctrle lights wero
reported aB burniug.
This evening the olcctrle lights will net
be lit, the ompleyes of the oempany desir
ing te elean the hollers. Thay h.ive net
been eleaned and overhauled slnoe the
works started last December.
The ex roast and torchlight parade of
the Mlllorsville Domecraoy, en Thursday
uipht, premises te ba a big affair.
David II. Bollenbergor, of Breokneok
township, has made nn assipntuent for the
benefit of creditors te Ellas Z'cgler, of the
same township.
Abraham L. Musser and wife, of Man
helm township, te-day made an assignment
of their property te Adam P. Kanek, of
Drumore township.
A TTcw ateunenlta Church
The old Menuenitea of the Ilershey dis.
triet, Isnae Eby, bishop, arc about build
ing a uew house of worst' p nt I'aradise.
They intend romevlng the old ehurub nud
the uew ene vtlll be erected uear its site.
The building will be lare enough te ae
oemmodato about 000 pcisjns. The build.
Ing comiittee nre Jehn E Hershey, luaae
Llehty and Uenjamlnllauch; Jehn Hoever,
carpenter, of Paradiee, vtilluroottbostruo vtillureottbostruo vtilluroettbostruo
turo. aiettluear 1'ilien Heard.
The prison inspectors at their meeting
adopted a resolution that " the beard of
inspectors of Lancaster county prison agree
with the soveral grand juries in their rec
ommendation of the erection of a new
priseu, an it is knew n by us that the walls,
especially the partitions between the eslls
nre sueh eh te be a disraei te Liwmter
county."
The matter of prisoners passing from
cell te cell, was also investigated.
rcrtnel tlnuae HiMlcutteii.
On Saturday, December 13th. a fine
new public eoheol home in Sidhbuty
tewnship.near Christiana, will be dodleated
with interesting coremenlo. Snperintou Snperinteu
dents Breeht and Buthile, aud Senators
Myliu aud Stehm.in and ether dlstiu
guiitbed epeakera nre expected te be
present and tnke part in the oxercises.
Heath el jeriii l.acneea,
Jeseph La R no a u a well known resident
of the Seventh vinrd, died ou Sunday nt
his residence Ne 512 Seuth Duke sttvet,
nfcer a. UiiReriu lUccsa from cenwumptum.
Fer many years dcca5rd was a machinist
employed at the Ne 1 cotton mill. IIe
wai a member of Cau-as-sa-te-go tribe of
Hid Men and Lancaster Cirelo Ne. 110,
Brotherhood of the Umen. The funeral
will take plae te-morrow afternoon.
Wutt Inr lrefis,
Ge irge lvcndig baa brought suit in the
court of common plena against his
neighbor Christian Binkleyrfer trcspa-s iu
tearing down seme fences. The parties
are farrters.
A Htqactl lu fMltier Knnl,
The will of the late Frank Qalnn
admitted te prebate te dav. He
qucathed $50C te ! v. A F Knul.
was
be
HI'KdlAL NUTH'Kll.
TliounlVBinslentlct "Thoej PlaitrrU
the best pareus plaitur ever made." Only Sj
centB.
THi VfAtl'l.K.
" tells' nenltli Ilennwer " restenw liefitth
anil li?or, cures Dyspenalu, linnolence.
Sexual. DeUtltty. fl. ()
Fea Cennlis. make a tltneJy usn et HaUi s
Ilenuv et Her lienn I nnit 'Jar. riko'sToolli rike'sToolli riko'sTeolli
aclio Drepj cnie in one mtnutu.
tll-lwdoeilAw
neiinii n nun,"
" lleiifrli en Itch " cures hurnerj. orupttens,
rlncwerms, teller, suit rbcuin, trestcil feet,
clillblalns. (3)
Wli'it We Dili Uiire, i tf tlm Kutlure
irwecan cure an ache, or a sprain, or a pain
or a lament s. or a burn, or alirnl-e, or a bin ,
bv U9ltii Thomm' Kcleclrle Oil 1( t's de It.
Themnt' Keleetrie OU U known te be poed.
Let's try It- Kerenlu bv II K tertiran, drug
gUt, 137 and 139 Nertli (jue.cn street.
MOTH KM?.
It you aie fulllnpr: broken, worn nut and
nervous, use " Wells' llealtU llenewer." II
UriiKglsts. ll)
Celdsn's Liquid Beef Tonle fi nndnri'ed by
lU8lclaus. Aihjer Velilcm; lake no ether.
Ol druggists. dl-lwdoedAw
" KOUllH l'IJf."
Curei oello, crumps, dlaritirei ( externally
ter uctuw, pains, spriilni, lieaitielie, nunralRie,
rlieumatum. Fer man or beast. 20 unil We.
(2)
JllAltltlAUES
SWAiui-.tMiRODEn At Lancaster, Ney. 19, at
tlie bride's Uouie. by the liev. Ur. O K.
Knlirbt, Ctmrles J. Bwarr te Katharine) II,
daughter el Francis Btireder. 11
HuuhiUdlk." In tilts city, en Sunday,
Nev. tl, ISst, by I'.av. t). Klln ileupt, at drace
LutUerun iu nemine v, Mr. Milten F. llucb. and
Msry 11 Uuul, all el l.ani-iutr. It"
nr.Aiuti.
ItDTTEa in this city, en the SOth lnst , lsaie
Hulter, in the filth j ear of hU age.
'lhu relatives and friends et tha family sis
respectfully Invlted te attend tbe Itinera
from bis lata residence, Ne, i Seuth Water
street, Thursday afternoon at 2 o'elook. In.
lerment at Lancnster cemetcry. St
Zau.vt. Novembor29.1S3t In Lanraater, l'a.,
Al, M. Zihra, In the 41th your el hU ugu.
The relatives and filunds, also Conestoga
Council, Ne. f,Br. O. U A. M., aud Fejhahkn.
nea Tribe, Ne. 22, 1, O. II. m., are respectfully
Invited te attend the luneral, from his Inte
rcslilcnce, Ne. 811 North Lluie street, Tuas
day afternoon at B o'clock. Inleruient In Lan
caster cemetery.
GltaSBB In thl eltv. nn thn 21th lnt...
Ulchael Ullgore, aged 69 years and 1 days.
The relatives and friends el the family are
respectfully Invited te attend tha funeral from
his nephew's residence. Ne. 18 North Jeffersen
strect, en Tuesday alternoen at 2 o'clock. In.
torment at Lancaster cometory.
HBxiaeirt. In this elty. Nev. 81, Charles
son el Jehn and Maty beklnuer, uycdC months
and 8 days.
The relatlves and friends et the family are
rcspectlully Invited te attend the funeral
from his parents' rcslilcnce, Ne. ?37 East Wal
nut street, en Tuesday alternoen at 2 o'clock.
Interment ut St. Antheny's ccmetery. It
LAOHEiU In till elty, Nev. OT, Jeseph Lair,
nsau, aged 41 j ears, II months and 23dus.
The relatives and friends et tbe family, also.
Canassatege Tribe, Ne, 2C3, I. O. It. M., and
uonuueg uircie, we, no II. U (II F. 0. A.
are respectfully Invited te attend the funeral,
from bis late resldence, Ne. 512 Seuth Duke
street, en Tuesday af lernoeu at 2 o'clock. In
teruisatav weed ward Mill temeterr, n
HKYT AlirZUTUHtMBtlTB..
IOIt A KAHR TKKAT, THt
UI.AIIKl.'H
IIIirFKKS.
,m nn.xuiiijr.ne itiru fir
lileiiilwl.nl Mc. t lb. Uranulated Hinrnr for
27c. Strictly ptirntjplcesnt bottom prices.
ULAUKK'B, Ne.US WetRlnKtrueU
MvlnKKUMUKHKATTNIDtlNK WILL,
liocleswt this ( MONDAY ) evening, en
nroeunt of tbe Itnd Mmi'n Hall, 'Xbe Itlnswlll
biiaponenTIIKBUAT us usiisl. . It
II r. NTS WAN1KU TO UANVAWd (OK
(V. tlie
UOMIV WKINUEfl COMrANY.
AddrcH with reference,
NO. 3 SOUTH TKNTll HTIIKKT.
ne8-lwd I'hlladelptila.
IMPKIVKlll(Klli:it OF MKH S1KN.
Tlie inAinbern of Ershslikouee Trlbe. Ne
K,w 111 incut atiliulr wluwam en'jUKSUAV,
hi 1 o'clock, p. m te nttvnd tha luneral el our
late llrethnr, Al. M, Zabm.
Dirk HllllR. tiadirm nnd whltn crinvna.
Tlut Trlbts In tne city ere ull Invlted.
Ily order et the Hnchent,
mi
rETEIl O. HEN8EL, Ceflt.
NOTIUK (I. O.A.m.
Tlie m intinrs of Oer.est"a Council O. U.
A. M.. iirureriuesteit te inunt In tlie council
chamber te nun row (1 (JK8DA1 ) am moon at
1 o'clock, te Pttleml tlm funeral et ourlate
brother, Albert It, Zalim. i ennclls Neg S2
nnd 123, Jr. O. U. A. M. are respectfully In
Tlled. Attest: teAAU K. LUNU, h, 'a.
It
riMK
1 Tl
inKrtBRlIS OK flAN-Ml.tA.Tr.UO
Jt I in. Ne. 2,3. 1. O U. M.. nm rcnimiitml In
miotutthelr vriRwam en lueiday Atternoeti
at 1 o'clock, sbare, ler the purpose of attend
Inn tbe lununii el llre. Jes Det'Kan. The
brother el Ne. Ne. tl and Ne. 41 are re
spectfully Invited te attend, lly order et
UEO.tV I. KONAKI), Sachem
Attest : Hnum .1. Drewn, C. el It. it
-vjtiaieni;.
tl MnmbBrsef ConejtegA rircle. Ne 110. n.
II. (It. F.) l'a., arorequeled te meet at their
hall en te-morrow ( 'i UKSIIA Y ) alternoen, nt
1 o'clock, te attend tha funerat of mother
J oseiili Lngnisau.
Lnncister CHcte, Ne. 10$, Is Invited te at
tend Ily order of
A.J. HOCK, O W.
Attest: J. A, OvxnDsss, 11 a. K. it
G1
Ox-Roast
-AND-
Torchlight Precession,
AT JIILLKUSVILLE.ON
THURSDAY, DEO. 4th, 1884.
ABLB Sl'KAKKKS WILL
1MIKSENT.
BE
BANDS OF MUSIC.
The Democracy el the cennly are Invited.
The Ox-roast will take place at 2 o'clock in
thn alternoen and the Torehllght Farade at
I( In the evening.
Turn Out ! Turn Out !
dl-3Ul
"I K. 8TIAU.1U.
GREAT SLAUGHTER
.-IN FINE-
OVBEOOATS.
We efTar tedly a redncllen el 25 te SO per
coal below last month's prlcnt. Cremblu's
uelcbiated und popular Overceating!,
THE BEST IN THE WOULD.
mall thedtn'ernht'fiiailesnTr styles. Ely
slsns, Fur, VkIeum, Vicunas, LHlIapels, 11h
tmns Mentanak'tf, Astiaelims. ute. F. & II
KnuleiiH. txirlue. Duird's and 1'ntunt
Iteaverc, lleyiil IrHh Frolze, Jarryencn, To Te To
te rail mi. Meltons and Kersays. These (reeds
can only be hid nt 1 inllni houses tn large
cltltM nnd run tn nrke trein J.Wte Jlix) We
iirsKtilllmr them trein ISO te CO. A lull line et
lloimellc Fubilcs, raniilng In pilcu-j Irein (15
te f.U.
SUITINGS
OF
EVKHY DEbCItirriON AT I'ltlCKS
COltr.ESl'C'NDISULY LOW.
All colors nre subjected tea thorenp;li ehem
leal li at. Uur work Is of the besl and Muliint
iiyluet art Our long oxpurlunce In business
uud cloie tnapuctlen onahles us tobothor tebothor tobethor
ouuhly familiar with nil the best manufactures
imil httvst styles lu thu market. Ulve us a
trld uud be Louvlneed, ut
Ne. 2 West King St., & Centre Square.
S
maris ly Was
IIUN UAfU'a fcONSI.
CHRISTMAS !
Holiday Goods,
New Engravings,
Etchings, Photogravures.
Water Celer Sketches,
Piang's Ohridtrnas
OardB and Tokens.
Illustrated Beeks,
Bibles, Prayer Beeks,
Children's Beeks.
Writing Desks,
Werk Bexas,
Jewel Bexes,
Toilet Sets.
Pocket Beeks,
Card Oases,
Photograph Albums,
Ssrap Beeks,
. Scrap Pictures,
Water Celer Bexes.
Painting Beeks,
Tey Beeks,
Fancy Stationery,
AT TUB llOUKBTOKK OF
JOIN BABE'S SONS,
IS and 17 North Queea St.,'
LAtfOABTKB.'.I-A.
ifxw AitrMBxinitMitsra.
LIHN & UKKHEMAN.
CHRISTMAS GOODS
AT
eTLINN & BEENEMAN'S.
The Largest Bteclcand Lewest t'rlces,
HOLIDAY HOODH. Dells. Dell Carrlaifes, Express Wagons, Hprlug and Hebby Horses
Uhoeflys and Voleclpodos, Tin nnd Mechanical Toys.
-Merchants, Chuiehes and Sunday-schools supplled at New Yerc Prices.
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
.Ne. 152 North Queen Street,
TLEUAST HOLIDAY UOUUJ,
Christmas 1884.
Thn Holiday eeasen Is near at hand and te
In our c ises a full line el
ELEGANT HOLIDAY GOODS.
-
Watches, Diamonds, Bronzes,
Silverware, in Sterling and Plate,
Jewelry, Spectacles and
French and American Clocks,
We call attention te the laet that with enr cemplete Factory we can Oil any special orders ler
DIAMOND MOUxNTINO, MASONIC OR SOCIETY BADGES,
Or any article In Geld or Stiver Jewelry.
CSFlrBt-elass Repairing in Every Braneh of Our Business,
ED W. W. ZAHM, Jeweler,
Zahm's Cerner,
nev22 It
Aj;l' AIl' X.HTISK21KN1H.
WANTII-A WlljHAIf TO '! OUT TO
work.eluierby the day or week j cau
give coo J roferennu. pply at
niO J.d NO. 51 K.af VINE STUKET.
WAnTI'lJ-AHIUMlMAN WITH 85,000
Cnplt.il In Itctall Ce il Unslneis In Phil
adelphia. Business establlshed lour veire.
Addnss, E. II WIUUIIT.
nev2Slmd Philadelphia P.O.
Fei(HAL.r. Tiir;aiiiiKK-sTuu nmcic
DWKLI INO t having two flne stere
rooms In s line), with a Twe-Story lirlck Hear
Attachment and also lirlck Stable, sltuate en
the soutliwest corner et North Queen and
West Lemen streets, all known as " The Pen Pen
neck Property." Apply te
UAUMM1N IIUIINO,
Iteit Kstate Agents, Ne. 10 West Orang St.
octaj-uevl'-dttl 0
111)111.10 BAl.K.
1 Will be sold
nt l'ublla Sale nt Uoersn
Schlott's trrunklln lteuee), en MONDAY
EVKN1NU, 1) fcOKillJKIt8.lt!1!. tbe 11 rst-cUss
STOllK. bl'ASn AND DWULI.INU. sltuate
Nej. 1 nnd 117 North Uueen Street, en tbe
East slila und nearly oppeiitu Kl-nn ,t llrene
man's stele uni enu-hnlf cquare south el
depot.
The building Is Twe-Story Brlek. S3 leet
front, wllh two-story lirlck Jlack Building
attached, slated, go threu:b whole heuse,
cellar under entlre building. Ins hydrant, cis
tern and well et spring water, and private
tlireti tout slde alley entrance.
The let fronts 3i-J' feet en North Qaeen
street, and extends eastward 21 feat, mom or
lea. te Ulirlull in streut, en nhlch end nt let Is
lar;?e tvr-jtery rrame nullitln, snllab'e
lV'irl19m!st"iniu,Qr uu bu renvnrtut
ffilonwetlVn.in'ln'ScsrTSJt tiuiiii-niran,!.. 1
ai ci oils nuiriuic iruinree", aise gripe vine,
Partel pnrchase raoney can remiln If se de
aired, nnd pesasjluii will be given April 1,
Sale te commence at 7Jf o'clock p. m., tvhen
terms will be made known by
OHAKLK3 KNAPP
And Itmisman .t Burns, Ileal Kstate Agents.
Jaoeb UUNDiacit, Auct novJi)eedli
!UHLIO S.M.U-ON FIO.NIUV, IIKUKSI.
UKR, 1, 1831. will be sold at public sale, by
the um!oisl;:ned, commit! 10 el Simen blngle,
by virtue el an order et 1 1 j Court et Common
Picas et Lancaster county. Pa., at IhoCeDpur
(louse, en West Kltijr street. In the cltv et
Lancaster, Pa. the follewlnfr Valuable Ileal
Kstite, situated lu tlie city e: Lancaster, te
wit:
Ne l,a TWO-VTOUY BltlCK DWELLING
IIOUSK, with twoBtery bcir hull, Hug at
tached thereto, und ether eut-bulldings, situ
atid ou tbe northwest coiner et Weal OraiiKO
strei tnnd Murlettaavpiiun, and le el Kreund,
centidnuiK en said Marietta avenuu 1 id feut, 2
tnchts, und en said 0mn0'e street 17S fuut, 1
Inch, and extendlnjj baclc te pioperty Ne. s.
herclnalterileBLrlbed. 'Iho heusu Is large and
conveniently arranged, and contains kes and
tbu let has Irult treeq and Krape vines. This
properly Is beautifully located us a private
rdd.Ience.
Ne. 2. a TwoSterv Brick Dwel'tng Heu'O,
and ether out bulldlmrs. und let et Kreund.
situated en thu west stde et said Mnrlettii I
uveaue. centaintm; en still st.irlella avonue,
IS lcet, 2 Inccs, nnu ettumllnK In duplh 75 tcet,
mere or les, te prepery et Charles Mate
Ne. 3. n Tne-Slcry lirlck Dwelling Heuse,
and ether out buildings, und a let at ground,
situated en the wesisblu et Murletta uvenne
and a 14 leet wide alley, centatnlm; en said
Marietta avenue, 10 feet, 0 tnchis. and en suld
alley, 7 feet, 7 Incites, and extending lndeplh
7A feet, luore or le-s, te property et Charles
Mstz.
Ne. 4, a Frame stable and a let of ground,
situated en the teutb side el 14 tcet wlde alley
and udlelnln Ne 3, abee described, en the
south, containing en (aid alley 42 feet, 1 Inch,
and en Ne. 3, ubove described, Wlent, morn or
less, and a'dig property le thu said Charles
Mat 41 teet.
Hale te commence at T o'clock p. m. nn
mill day, when terms and cnmllllens will be
madoknewuby FUANK PKttllfFKlt,
Committee.
llKMiTSnunEnr. Auct. nev4-T.td
PDItLIU HAI.K or VALUAIILK SUII
UKBAN PKOPEUTY. On MONDAY,
DEChSllIKU 1, 18SI, at Iho Pnblle liouse et
Henry Itabter (Qrape Hetel), will be sold that
valuuble property, lately owned by J, 11, B.
WBitner, sltuiited In Lancader township, en
Iho north tide el Columbia plke, opposite Dr
Nevln's property, one-lounh mlle wst of the
watch factory, consisting of Five Acres aud
Forty-Four and One halt Percl ei, mero or
leas, well Unproved, laid out In lawns, gardens
and tannine pleis, nlantel with numereus
trees, ernauientul nnd fruit t crapes and vari
ous small Itults, and having a never tailing
well of llmestone water with pump In yard.
On which are e ected an Kicellunt Commodi
ous BltlUK HtaiDKNCK, with additional
win?, with slate and tin roots, bavlnu four
teen rooms and several hill), and bathroom
supplied with water neiu an Iren tank, and
comfortable in ell lighted nnd ventilated cel
lars, with cemented flooring and plestsred
waili and ccllleff, In widen Is built a large
hIze tnoilern Ittynelds heater An Outside
Kitchen of Urlck, with up ur room ter ser
vants, stable i, Cnrrlaice Heuso and Tobacco
Bhed in excellent oendltlnn.
Ale, All th t curtain two story IlltlCK
DWELLING ID'USK, with two-etery brick
back buildings, extending iu depth nearly 00
feet.
The let fronts 11 feet, f'4 Inches, mere or
less, en the west slde of ieutli (Juuen street,
and extends westward In dspth 'H9 toot, mero
or less, te 1'eaver street.
This prererty was known as the old Chil
dren's liome, nnd mero recently as St, Mary's
Orphan Asylum and Academy.end Is In koeiI
repair, and suitable for manulactuilnif, or
most any business requiting much loom ;
with dwelling attached.
Terms easy, two-thirds of the pnrchase
money may leraalu In the properties.
ettie locuiumwiiceni. i p. in,, wnen atten
dance will be given and terms mads known
by D. A. ALTICK.
JOHN W.LOWKLL,
U.K. UodeNOlIY,
Finance CemuiUU3 et St. Mary's orphan A By.
luni. nfJ,.0,i9AdlU
pi IKAUD Vitus INSUItANOK COMPANY,
OF; PIIILADKLl'llIA.
Altked 8. (Iillbtt, President.
James II. Alverd, Vice Pres. andTreas.
KnwiH F. Meoeill, Seerctary.
Jeuus B. Allem, Asi't. Scc'y
Asicts: One Millien, Twe Hundred and
iiity-nine xaeusana, mine iiun-
dred and Sixty-seven Dollars
and Forty-nine Cents.
All lnvosted in 'solid securities. Lesses
promptly settled and paid.
Rife & Kaufman,
tAQKNTB,
Ne. 10 East King Street.
oeVemdU.WJtB.U
Wa are new openlng our annual oihlbltlen el
Lancaster, Pa
meet the want! of our trade.we have placed
IN -
Lancaster, Pa.
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vecetabln tonics, quickly and completely
CUUES DY8PKP8IA, INDIUKSIION, MA
I.AICIA, WKAKNE'S, IMPUKK BLOOD.
CHILLS aud FUVKIt and NKUUALGIA.
By mpltt and thorough assimilation with
the bleed. It reaches every part et tbe system,
purities and enriches the bleed, strenKthens
tbe muscles and ncrves, and teuaj and invig
orates the system:
A flne AppeOier Hest tonic known.
It will euro the worst case et Dyspepsia,
removing all distressing symptoms, such as
Tasting the Feed. Bulchlug, Huat lit tbu atom atem
acli. Heartburn, etc.
The only iron modlclne that will net black
en or Inlure the teeth.
It Is Invaluabln ter dlsoesos peculiar te
women, and te ull persons who lead sedentary
lives.
An untatltnK romedy for diseases ofithe
Ltverand Kidneys.
Por-ieussullerlnij from tlie ettect of evor-
'jerk. nervous troubles. 103s or upietlte. or
dihlllly. nxnorlencooulck relief nndrannwm!
BtltlTK 1U4 nun.
ii nees nei canse ncaaacna or prenura con-stlpalien-OTHUIt
Iren medicines de.
It Is the only preparation et Iren that
causes no Injurious otTects. Physicians and
druggists recommend It as the beat. Try It,
The ifenutne bes Traile Mark and cioeod
red lines ou wrapper. Toke no ether. Uade
only by
BROWN CHEMICAL OO.
s9-l)l&lvw Baltlmore, lid.
I U1I.TV, OUILTY, tlUILTl.
J. W. M1LLEU,
Of Washington boreuith. Pa , Is guilty of man
ulacturlnj; MILLER'S
And the vordlctet all who use It Is that
"IT IS THE BEST!"
"IT IS THE 11 ESI "
" IT IS THE LEST! "
BLACK DIAMOND
COUGH SYRUP
IS TUB BEST.
sepU-flmdftw
f Ui. KNKIllr'3
Seething Syrup
18 THE LATEST AND BEST PUKPAliA-
TION FOU THE COMPLAIN13
OF THE
Little Onbs,
And It It KlvlnK the utmost satisfaction te ull
who are ualunit
17 0mdAw
u
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DR. BITNER'S
LAXATIVE POWDER,
rea tub cuhh or
COSTIVENKSS, FEVKlt? TOUPIDITY OF
THE LIVEIIAND BOWELS, ACIDITY
OF THE STOMACH, EUUCTA-
TIONSA DiUPEPdlA,
It is a mild LAXATIVE, producing no In
convenience ana devoid et the harshness
usually produced by P1LL8, and tan be taken
In all seasons et the year.
MVlt la pleaa int te take Aslc yeurdnalrx
ler It, sepu-i muaw
i ill tit a
MACK DIAMOND
COUGH SYRUP.
septl7-6mdiw
ULUEttaOITTUE (JtluNKAVAIIYUDva
In Importance and danger, according te
their extent and thelr situation. In seme
cases their course Is acute and rapid in
elhes verychroule and protracted. Thosu Thesu
pernclal are less Important and dangerous
than tha deep-seated UlctiVs.
All Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Threat-also,
Chronle and Private DUeoses-successiully
treated by
DltS. II D. and M. A. LONQAKER.
Offic-13 East Waiuut street, Lancaster, Pa.
Consultation tree. dl-3tdw
OLD HTUUK UONNKOTItiUT UlUAIta, 11
ler 15a Can be relied en as .strictly con
nccticnt at
IlAKm&H'B YELLOW FUONT UlQAlt
BXOIUS.
SECnND EDITIOH.
MONDAY BVENINO, DEO, 1. 1004.
CONGRESS AT WOKK.
LEUISLATORSAUAIN IN T11K UAUNKH 1
Tbe l'rtiliifut's Blrrfnis CentnlDlng Nnm
uoret IlccennnetnlnMnns et Interett
te the Oasntiy,
WAetiiNaTON, Det). 1. The fjallorles of
the Heuso wero fllled with apectaters this
morning, te view the opening proeeedliiRS.
Numereus floral tleslfjiia ornamentetl the
ueska of faverite membcrs. The raembers
Indulged In the nsual greetings, exchang
ing congratulations en ro-eleotlon or con cen con
delonco en defeat. The Republicans made
geed-natured replies te the equally
geed natured cbafunn of the Demoerata
en the result of the presidential contest,
and no blttarness has been manifested en
either iide. Promptly at neon the speaker
oalled the honse te order and the ebaplaiu
openod the session with prayer. The roll
disclosed the presonce et 222 membcrs. A
commtttce was appointed te wait upon tbe
president, In conjunction with a similar
commtttee from the Benato, and Inform
him that Congress la ready te rccalve any
communication he may ba ploased te make.
The liouse at 12:33 took a rocesB for 15
mluntea.
THE SENATE C0RVENE9.
The openlng of the sosslen of the Senat)
was preoeedod bv a half hour of hand-
shakicg and gossiping between senators
ana tneir friends, baveral of the deika
of senaters were deoerated with floral
tributes sent by admirers, thome3t favered
In this rospeet being Senater German,
who was the reeipent of two enormous
roosters and ene arm ehalr bearing the
words "Reserved for A. V. 0. 1837." ,The
gallerics were as usual en opening days
well filled with stranccra. Promptly at
neon the president of the Senate called tbe
oedy te erder and prayer was offered by
the ebaplain. On motion of Legan tLe
secretary was instructed te inform the
Henso of Representatives that the Senate
was ready te proaeed te business. A co ru
ral ttee was appointed te inform the presi
dent that the Senate was ready te recoive
any oemunioation he might be pleased te
make, and the Benato then took a roeosa
for half an hour. Upen roas3embling
seme miscellaneous business was trans trans
neted, and then at 13:55 another rea&ss of
half an hour wastaken.
At 1:35 the president's m&ssage was ro re ro
ceivod by the Sanate and Its reading at
oneo proceeded with.
THE president's MEBSAOE.
The prosidenta messace opens by re
ferring te the recent presidential election
and says it Is a matter of congratulation
that notwithstanding the intonse fervor of
the eampaign, the pnblie poaeo has
suffered no dlsturbancs, thus signally
demonstrating the strength and wisdom of
our political Institutions. The presiilent
then refeie te tha oleetoral distute eight
years age, and says it Is of the grcateBt
importance that this question be solved be
fore conflicting claims te the prcsidoney
shall again distract the country. Our
relations with all foreign powers eontinue
amicable. The true interpretation of the
rocent treaty with China, parmtttng
the restriction of Chinese immigration,
is likely te ba again the subjoet of debate.
It may be questioned whether the statute
pased nt the last session dees net violate
the treaty lights of certain Chinese who
left here with return certificates, valid
under the old law and who new teem te
be debarred from relandlug for laak of the
certificates required by the new.
Pursuant te the advice of the Smite r.t
the last session, the presldeut has rooog reoog roeog
nized tbe flag of the international associa
tion of tbe Conge, and appointed a
oemmoroial ageut for the Ceage basin.
The importance of tbe rich prospective
trade el that valley leads te the general
couvietion that it should be opencd
te all nations ou equal terms, and
the Unlted States new has delegates iu
attondaneo at tbe International oenferonoo
ou that subjoet new sitting in JLIerlin. Iu
roferring te ethor foreign affairs tbe pros!
clout says that with France the traditional
oerdial relation eontinue and suggests
that Congress take notion in recognizing
the spirit whleh has compelled her te give
ur the statue of "Liberty Enlightening the
World."
After a referoneo te the international
relations with Spain, tbe president alludes
te a treaty that will bring about closer
commercial relations with the Spanish
West Indies, IIe speaks approvingly of
the effort te iuoreaEO commerco with the
Central and Seuth American state?, lie
recommends that the scope of our neutral
ity laws ba se enlarged as te cever all
patent aeta of hostility committed In our
territory against a friendly nation. Slnoe
our statutes wcre framed meJern lngonu lngenu
ity has supplied means for organization of
hostilities without open resort te filibus
tering parties. This question oenoorns
our national honor. Our naturalization
laws" also need revision, belng in seme
points ambigleus or obseloto. The legis
tien of last Bcsaien has produeed seme
embarassmeut in the dlplomatie scrvioe
and the president trusts Congress wilt
make prevision for all the needs of tbe
service. A community of 00,000,000 should
be adequately represented abroad.
The total ordinary receipts for tbe last
fiscal year were (348,510,609, and the ex.
pendltures $200,010,473,' leaving a surplus
of $57,003,390. As compared with the
preceding fiscal yearthere wasnotdcereaso
of evor $31,000,000 In expenditures. Tlie
aggregate receipts wcre about $54,000,000
lef s than theso of the year previous. The
falling off in the rovenue from customs,
made up nearly $20,000,000 of thid de
ficiency, and about $23,000,000 of the re
mainder was due te the diminished ro re
celpts from internal taxation.
In reviewing Becretary McCul Icen's re
pett the president oenours in recommend
ing the immcdlate suspension of tbe
coinage of silver dollars and the issuanoe
of silver oertlflates and says be hopes
the secretary's suggestions re
spect the withdrawal from circu
lation of ene and two dollar notes
will recoive approval. Seme prevision
should be made for the surrender of the
trade dollars te tne government at a
slight advanes ever their bullion value.
The president then renews his
recommendation that all excise taxes,
exoept these relating te distilled
spiritB be abolished, lie suggests that
measuiei be taken te inoreaee our foreign
trade by the appointment of a
oemmlEston, He recommends that
American shipping be eared for by
liberal paymeuts for mall transporta
tion. IIe believes, regarding national
banks, that thev may be allowed a larcer
circulation and safety. He congratulates
the country for tbe lrecdem from Indian
outbreaks. ,
He urties strongly therestoratlen of the
navy and repeats his recommendation of
last year that the Bingle rate postage en
drop letters be reduced te ene eent wuero wuere
OTer two cents new required .by law, and
approves the recommendation of the post
master general that the unit of welght
in the rating of first-class matter
be ene ounce instead of a half once.
A special stamp for exceptional dispatch
is suggested.
IIe advises tbe enaotment of statutes
respecting tbe legal complications ever
lapsed grants te railroad companies, and
the effeetual funding of tbe debt
of the several l'aoiue rauteads.
IIe reoemmends the most radieal constitu
tional measurej te stamp out polygamy,
lie declares that the polley of increasing
our foreign trade la most complex.
The establishment of a oensuUr service
en it salaried footing ts auggMted. A tttjm
carrying marine is spokea of faverablr, m
is also an uniform curreney kMlri'
fe: the countries of America Tkenoea.
mendatlens en the trade with these oeuh.
arc (julte lengthy.
I,
th Heading's Las T1M.
TnENTON, N. J Dse. 1 The Ulntwere
salt te annul the laase of the Jersey Cm.
tral te the Readlng was deelded this
morning against Mr. Dlmmere. Thekse
Is thorefero valid.
WBATUKK IMDIUATIONS.
!VAfliiiNOTew. n. n.. Tim a.
Middle Atlantic states, generally fr
weather, varlable wtndn. mmtl- f4i.
slight change In temperature. '
BtAUHmts.
F biladeipnt nitrasi.
PrrrLAnxLpnrA. nnn i.rin, .u.,iM i.k
inoderato demand auporflne Btateat t,a
W SJ03 Mt winter clear. sjSOAtsei de
stralghti. fl 0034 60: Minn: 5?ii e1-Tp0'
li
7.5S.,.SLl!tIKlt W34 tei Wlsoensla
Jffnff.' lEEW&Sb emi-F'mw
.i ..... " T- --- .-
"V.""-2 ' "' "" pik ae. 1 IB3 SB.
iiyaueurnrmai S3 boosts.
Wheat auint and euvi Kn -
e'niled,79879fat e. S de, TOjj Me. 1 Pi,
di ,e93 : Ne. 2 Delaware de. Kla.
Cern quiet but steady; steamer, tt
GWet sail yolle w and de inlxed 3l7e ; tee.
2ievl. arnaSaTrNe- 1 White, Mat e.
Kye nominal at fJBCfla.
SeU-Cloverseed dull at 7XQSO Timethy
lulj at $l 4081 ( Flaxseed nnnat 1 C
Wlnter Ilran quiet at lit 7JU15.'
Proy'slens stead yt India Mess noet tie DO
f?2,' City rto.ii3seeioj Uess Perk, .S6t
II 00 j Heet Hams, 20 50321. "
Ilacen, He I Srnoked Shonlders. 7
Lard dull: city reflned, suej I loose
butchers, 7ffl7!4 : prlme steam $797 81.
llutter marftet and prlces steady ter cholce
Boedj i Creamery extras, at 30c ( Vt estem de,
de. 2SJi2lc U. C. N. Y. extras, 280270 1 Westi
6ln. ''J,10! 2SI Western geed te
choice, 20aiTc.
Uells at 18320et packing, llfjlle.
Kkks arm, with (air demand t extras, n
Q30et Western, WawKe.
Ohoeso-marltet steady, with quiet demand:
..w ,Yort ,uU creams, at ltueiSQ!
Hl1?..0"' chelc. "?iOl2e de fair te prime,
fifSpiHiej Pa. part sums, 697e; de MIT,
Petroleum steady ; Beflned, 7Jc
Whlsay dull: IVnstern at I ae.
ntiw xerc Bum,
Wsw Tens, Dee. 1. Fleur State and West
ern dull and drooping, uenlhera qalet and
heavy.
Wheat denreued and H3Jie lower t least
marked ea Slay, with ruoJenUo anecnlatlra
speculatlv
tlcallnss t Ne. 1. Whltn. nominal : Ne. a Red,
DecM8iKft81J:otJan,83ifiHej ireb,tJi
MHe t March, MJie ; M ly, bimtHa.
Cern HCttie lower ana dell i Mlind irnttn.
spot, 45859 e t de tnture, 45a47c
OaU dull and a shade lovrer t Ne. 3 Dec.,
R2e; Jan., 320 ; autte, 31B3I3 ; Western, Sim
830,
Philadelphia uattte Husat.
Stock YAnDs, H'kst Pmr.iDZL'riru. Dec 1.
Cattle In fair demand! reeelpU gOOOhaadi
nrtme. WAOGUa : iroed. tlliaea ; madinm. iW
9'-He; common, i'tdi'ie.
Hlioep market dull ; receipts, 12,000 head
prlme 4;iaHe t Reed, IXSIe t medtnm,
'iKSSKei common, 7Ja par head te JWe per
pound ; tame, stla.
Hots In fair demand i receipts. litMt i 1I.
lnuatBKBOXe.
Llve Htecn Olarker,
CmeAOO Cattle llncelpts, 3 800 head t ship
ments, 2,001; head! otlerlngs mostly Texana
nnd common untlvts; oxpert (traues. 96 109
S 75 1 geed le cholce sldpplni;, " 40U6 80 5 com
mon te fair, tl wa 4 41 ; Texans 10c lower.
ti SXJQ3 e-
Hogs Ilccelpta, 31.030 head 1 sldpmants, 1,003
head ! market raiily active closing S cenU
lower; reuWipackinir, $194 23; packing end
shipping, ti 3J1 62i; llht, iai3 skips,
Sbecp-itceelpts, 1,200 head; shipments, 1.008
head ; market uteiuy ; lnrerler te latr, tlS
2 CO; medlnm te geed, $2 0'a3 23; choice le,
extra, 136033.
Hast i.inarrrr Cattle nelblng doing; re-
uriiiui, (, iloeu ; BQipmenis, 10 ueau.
llees lalrly active t receipts. 6.200 hes
mellis, U,;ej bead; PhUadelnhlas. f t 3034 S
Slice u Nethtnir delnir t recftnt. 1.000 bend 1
shipments, l.floe head.
ntecn muTsets.
quotAllens by Heed, McQrann Ce., BUU.
era, Lancaster, Pa.
llA-v. izx. Sr.K.
Missouri PocIOe
Michlmin Central K911
New Yerk Control SOU
New Jersey Control U
Ohie Centr.it,
DoLLaet. A Western.... Ue)i
Denvor Kle Omnile.... ....
Erie. ..... ............ 14 '6
Kansas A Texas. leii
Lake llhnre tl
Chicago N. W.,oem.. 01)
N. N., Out. A Western
bt. Paul A Omaha SO
Pacific Mall 61
Slit!
109ji
17i
CS
OIK
Kocnesterft Pittsburgh..
Su l'anl... ...... ,..
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabanh Common........
Wabash Preferred.
West'rn Union Tolesrraph
Louisville & Nashvllle...
735
13K
ee
61V
27K
eitt
2
. .. VJM- OU Xi........ ....
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
Pennsylvania...
(leading li;t
P. T. A ilull&le.... -
Northern Pacific Cem... I8J4
Northern Pacific Prof... 42
UestonvUle ,
Philadelphia & Erle...... ....
Nortnern Central. ..j,
UUUUllAIUUU., ., ......
Canada Southern.
Ull.-.......... .............
People's PnsKansrK."
Jnrsey Ceutml....,
OregonTranscentlneulal.
UcadlnuUeneral MUrs....
2
70
32
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rntiaaeipma.
(uotatlensby Associated ;Preas.
Stocks steady.
Philadelphia & He K. K. 18
Heading UaUread 11J4
Pennsylvania Railroad , B1W
Lehigh Valley Ilallread 61
Unlted Companion or New Jersey 1M
Nerthern Pacific. 18U
Nerthern Paclfle Preferred. 41&
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Horrlstewn ltallroed .........10S ,
Central Transirartatlen Company......... SS j-,
llntlale, N.Y..and Philadelphia U f
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Stocks weaker. Meney, 1Q20.
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Michigan Cen'-Tal Uallread.... DC
Michigan Heutliern Itallread S3
Illinois Central Ualiread 121
Cleveland & 1'lttsbnrgh ItaUread,
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Chicago A 1-oes island UaUread 111H
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Telephene exchange.
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anil racks my superb line el Fall Woolens.'
They are the choicest goods ever offered la
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All Suits, Pantaloons and OverceaU will be
tiimmed with the very best and a ptsrleetand
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la my window.
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37 North Queen street, opposite the PosteSM,
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articles because of Its purity and rlekjM-r-fume.
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