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fMpraeatty committee reported that the
aieaa around tM town nau nave mu
I akiaed repair) apoeUng pnt around the
MaMawi asm made for ataie purpeeea.
VMklgkway oemmlttae reported laraleg
m parmne fat is aweuings; um
rafnawtrawat made; the Reading
a raureaa nave piaeea a ranreau
i Mdgeevar Shawnee railroad, en
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LytWJSHBI OlsTwi lumi wbiui u s di jr wu
HBHun.
' AIM lira oemmlttee reported having vlltcd
Idlflerentnre oempanlee, and their viait
the follewing: The Colombia fire
ipaay t tM heae carrlagea In geed order
I bee feet of linen heae in aervieeaDie een-
at at the Vigilant fire company, tome
stehad been done te the engine at the
'Treat atraet fire, which baa been repaired
PJaa the engine la In geed order; have 1,000
r Mieet or linen nose in nrat-ciaaa conaiuen;
,j,IMbeae carrlagea are in geed order, but the
'I'etreet la front et the house la In bad oendl-
r V' steat: at the Btaawnee fire company, all arv
fcVaarataalaffi geed order, excepting thesee-
i .mttea heae of the engine: 800 feet of linen heae
ft ml 800 feat In .reed conditien: the street
'ta front of the engine beuse needs repairs.
:,? TbecemmlUee ordered a test et the Vigilant
ife.and Shawnee eeainee during thla month.
f
i- aVaVaai flash bmi awaiilP aw twill lava. Anrl thft
1 - mu W..UU...WV .- --
bIbbs la geed order and the electric lights
.AV giving aatlsfaotlen; recommending the pur-
ys ebaalngef Are plega from the Qalvln Brass
; 'Jr. JkTmnmmninT.
iris Residents of Coneord lane asked council te
i"i- kl thla nlam irraded. which will rtwelre
V$ Haa attention et the highway oemmlttee.
Geerge Barman asked for attention of coun
cil at alley r and North Third street, at the
WiOaaa, agent of the Helae eaute, suted thsttbe
Fj, Mire of this estate are willing te release the
tny' borough from all land damages accruing
prilrem the opening of Cedar, Linden and
e- ;VTfctra street, en conaiuen mat council win
rv ant com Del the estate te lav navmnAnta nnlll
.,;'lhe Imprevementa warrant the same. Alse
iWS acreelna te release from damases caused bv
&i ikniMlnvnf allev P.
fc . - -rm - -
k''Al The Keeley Steve oemnany released the
Borough Rem all isnd damages accruing from
L tlMM Mr.AH(MM f T.(Hlf.n tMUmm fi.tm.M A.MU..S
f M.WUI V. ..IM..W., VU. M.MMMM DUOVI.
j,' A petition wasrecelved from merchants en
iMeuat street, asking that a com mission as
;' apedalemcer be granted te Jehn Klip, night
watchman. The commission was ordered te
be granted.
Gen. Welsh Pest was granted the use of the
auditorium for holding Memerial Day ser '
!J!!!!Z SgEW4rtbJef et the
flredeptrtmanfcJSnwlnV him tn l . mem.
ltatArtH 5 1-BWBW-T- -- --- Wi - -
VMlIalwimmranw We. ,-,. -H
BByaBiaw sywaAjaasas,! tism j'iimuiv auw
Irfer one month.
An ordinance relating te the opening et
alley F from Second te Third streets, pro
vided the releasee can be obtained from the
owners, was presented and laid ever for one
month.
A resolution was pissed requesting the
tueuiLprs et the legislature from this district
te de all In their power te secure the passage
of Hnnie bill Xe. 270, relating te the opening
of streets In boroughs and damages te be
paid by the county treasury.
Orders were granted for f 179 39 in favor of
the alnklng lund, and for f 230 for Interest ou
coupons.
TM fire committee wll arrange for ceuce'l
te participate in the firemen's parade ou
Jane 3.
An ordinance relating te the opening and
11, " grading of Linden, Cedar, Third atreetssnd
muwj j, was preset, khi ana isia ever ler one
WM TM purchasing of aeven new fire blocs
P waa referred te the light and water oemmit-
- wm wiin power te set, uraers weregrsnted
, Jearned,
tax itvn tepplkv urns.
Wktls Bstarntsg Frem Wedding a Party Blest
WlUt m Serious Accident-Trie A. M.
IS. OssifereBce Brcun.
ii Oa tf esdsy attarnoen a party consisting of
:, Mr.aBd Naa. Patar Flick and child, Mr. and
0 ,, Xetha, all tawk, hired a 'bus from the
KH livery stebM'4t 'Bamuel Campbell ler the
P'psirposeef gewg te Lancaster te attend the
STv aev. Afr.iveninr1lni thji AVAnlnt. a, .. mI.
&fgK mtiMMnnM .w. uvuiD .uuut UUP uuium
E-Ki- ism morning, xney naa rescuea semedls-
gw taace beyond Ilambright'a hotel when the
driver attempted te leave the Dike and de
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k-fi ca we summer reaa. xne emeanltment Is
t,,vr very steep at this place, causing the 'bus te
l i.wi. uii. fi;a, was aillUJK 1 tue SCSI
kpfi with the driver, and was thrown with great
eva vsw u me kiuuuu. eiriaiuir ma neaa en a
liif.-atene, received a severe gasb. IJequtcklvran
!VaO the hack, which was lying en IU side.
S3?? . mmA hulnfiil tl.n nrpntunta frntn th.i- n..nM..B
F"V""--" --r- - - vt'ww. s.v.a. .MO. (IVI.IUU9
! aoalliens. Fertunatelv the berinrtuii
'.-? eVthAnAH Imf v.nt.lnl .l.tulm. n..
.-Ty VMivtv ivAra fflknn In i hnnu mt.. htt en.l li.
vA.-t Bhenk of KnhrAretnwn. eiimmnnA.! n-h.
rj.i4 fnlurtlisi rit Mr. Pllnlr nnmlit nt m t.nlhlarpa.l,
- - ...v hhhuuw.. MMMJ
r p.,- - --- - -- .-. v. ma mvm m mmim mmvu
J" ob the lett aide of his bead, which was bleed-
! mm preiuseiy, jur. iwua eas a severe gash
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-4 mtmmmMmm .w.wmvmu nuw ,k f.H BUJIJBOU lUIWO
f'4,wi wb uuijr resuiis or tne acciaent. The
LT Benyeemehemeat 7 o'clock thla morning
i5 a r. Market waa aummened. Upen
s igf isiinsuw was loune. tnat Mra. Flick had
, '. Mr right arm broken at the wrist, whifh ...
,teended te by Dr. Markel. Mr. Flick
I w"" "" "s morning and gsve
aoeye panicuiare. Charles Camp Camp
aen of Bamuel Campbell, waa
a a""" "" """ " ausir, out could net
-AjnTB any particulars. He atated that the
fcyMJk waa net broken.
;g Tbe Conference Conners
v' TM Philadelphia ceufarence of the a. m.
JL eemreh commenced its annual sessions in
iaukieba. as. is., cnurcb, Rav. J. H.
vJnM paater, thla morning at 0 o'clock. The
bsbm or UMiay win be devoted te organlz erganlz
tBBd tbe appointing of the different com-
Tbe reports of the ministers concern-
rite oburebaa under tbelr charge will
M amass Blabep T. M. D. Ward.
ffsaaalBgtOB, D. C, ia tbe presiding officer.
t im prominent ministers present are
.feUewu: Blabep J. A. Shorter, of
Ohie; Blabep A. W. Waymae, of
BaUiexerev Md. j Rave, B. F. Lee, editor of
Mt Criaii Recorder J. O. Kmbry, busl
UHsgereftbe A. M. K. Boek Concern.
U. F, Tanuer, editor et the A. M.
CsWea Mtvitw, all of PbUadal.
ThA eV1l.wtn Atmi.wmm . ..
mWmmm WMwmM.m HHIV W IVU1S-
'aaiaat'
Bt tM conference : Phlladelehla.
as. a CteBtbera, prealdlag alder, with seven
it nerta rnuaaaipwa: L. j, Chap-
hi assmrt wns eigm minuiera;
I j C. O. Falaa, prealdlng elder.wlth
II jxajTBajanri vartar WrlahL
Mar, arltk aU aalalatarai Wli.
it a. W..AWSiM. BtaslaiBB elder.
I eiBBt atlaMete j 8erraa i S. W. Herrk,
etaer, wmb tea Btwuatan ; Janata
fw swabbwai asjaaBjaaaj aaass, wmb
VaflaflMBaaaWaHrB
WJeS
Miki
MtrrlaM wilt n MM la ehueh
tbta (TMlag at 7saw oMeak, wkN the aaBual
wmi wlU kiMUmti Dr. B.F.LM
sjaBtah c TiltttH DS.
W. H. FaodHeh lest ala TelBAble English
Matin Adenis," last Bleak TM MlOMd
caught tha dlatampef at tM Philadelphia
bancs enew, resulting la iU death.
A email child named Woelhafa, living at
Third and Mill afreets, awallewed a ealety
tln thla morning. Dr. Market wee sum-
atoned, who removed the ebUcle with con
aid arable difficulty.
The Flremsn's union will held a meeting
en Tbnraday evening In the Shawnee engine
benae parlor.
Ofllcara Gilbert and Kennedy, of the rail
read police, arretted two tramps laat night
for train riding. Squire Selly gave them
ten daya each.
Mra. Jehn IMnkerten waa thrown from a
ebalr yesterday alternoen and received aevere
bruises.
uk xhm wuaau.
A Party of lllcyele Kidtrt Who are Ka RealS
te siannteB. Tlrglnks. .
The party of bicycle riders who are en their
way by wheel te Staunton, Virginia, arrived
In Lancaster at 1 o'clock thla afternoon. They
atarted from Philadelphia Tuesday morning
and reached Ceateavllle last evening. They
were met by the members of the club of that
place and entertained ever night. Thla
morning, accompanied by several Ceateevllle
riders, they set out for Lancaster. At Wltmer'a
Bridge they were met by five members of the
Lancaster Bicycle Touring club, who es
enrted them te the Stevens house, where
many mere et the home rid era Joined them.
About forty persons took dinner there. This
afternoon the stringers, accompanied by
many members of the Lancaster club, started
for Yerk, where a ball and banquet will be
held tonight Samuel B. Downey, of this
city, acted as read master from Lancaster
te Yerk. The tourists will go from Yerk
te Gettysburg, and tbenee te Waynesboro, Pa ,
Hsgerstewn, Md., and down the Shenandoah
Valley te Staunton. Here the party will
break up, and some will go te SL Leuis te
attend the National meeting of wheelmen.
Others will return te their homes by rail.
The party that came through from Phila
delphia was much smsller than it waa ex
pected te be. The. following were Included
in it : N. 1m. Collamer, Washington, D. C ;
J. B. Mitchell, C. L. Russel, TV. H. Kirk,
S. H. Barnes, A. W. Bsrnett, W. W. Randall,
it. L. SbaelTer, Philadelphia ; a t Craw
lord, Kankakee, Illinois, and E. H. Resa,
WelUbore. The party is under the marshal
ship of X. L. Collamer, and they expect te
have a fine lima
OHAllumB AT MATE IHBTlTUTr.
Bead Master Hardy and Assistant Jenes te
Liar a Lancaster.
Rev. Lucius M. Hardy, head master el the
Yeates institute, has accepted the position of
head roaster el St. Paul's school at Salem, N.
Y. His msny frleeda In Lancaster, wen
during a residence of seven years, will be
glad te learn that btsldea a considerable in
crease of salary Mr. Hardy is thus promoted
te the control of a bearding school of high
stsnding, having four male Instructors under
him and a roll of thirty-five scholars, tbat
being the fixed limit of the school. Mr.
Hardy hss had many tempting offers of this
kind, but bad become se attached te our city
and the school tbat he refused them alL
Under him the Yeatea institute haa acquired
a reputation that will be no easvXaasVtb
maintain, and ltsjiJJJUMftTJsTfegret the less
ofatherfj conscientious teacher.
Mr. WrA Jenes, the assistant teacher, baa
also secured a desirable situation In a school
at Stamford, Connecticut, and bis less will
be much regretted both socially, and In the
school, where he has proved a most efficient
instructor.
Missionary Meeting la tbe College ChspeL
Last evening the last missionary meeting
ter this college year was held In the chapel.
Rev. Dr. E. V. Gerbart presided, and con
ducted the opening exercises, after which
Rev. A. C. Wbltmer, superintendent of the
beard of home missions of tbe Reformed
church, made an able address In which be
detailed tbe special needs of the church in
tbe missionary field, dwelling en tbe fact that
the church needs many able and vigorous
men te go out Inte the western part of our
country. Then Mr. Aumen, of the seminary,
sang a sole which was highly appreciated,
after which Rev. C. F. McCauley, D. D., of
Carlisle, was Introduced who made one et the
ablest addresses en the subject of missions
tbat has been given In the college chapel dur
ing the year. After Miss Apple sang a sole
tbe meeting waa closed.
Tc-nigbt, as has been announced, Philip
ScbatT, D. D , LL. V., the great church
historian, will preach the annual sermon be
fore tbe students of the theological seminary
at 7 JO o'clock.
H luxe ere iiiva a hidt,
William Miller, el Hltasburg, Steels With a
Terrible lUllread Accident.
William Miller, a resident of Strasbnrg
borough, met with a serious accident this
morning. In attempting te get en a locomo
tive at Strasburg he slipped and fell under
the car wheels. Tbe train waa at once
stepped and Miller taken from under lb An
examination Bhewed tbat one arm was badly
crushed and tbat bis side waa also seriously
injured. After his injuries were temporarily
dressed be was taken te tbe county hospital.
He is 25 j ears old, a bricklayer by trade, a
single man, and be admitted that be waa
about stealing a ride when tbe accident hap
pened.
Dr. F. Keneaey and Dr. U. M. Black took
a rib out of tbe unfortunate man and some
broken bones out of bis arm. He ia In a crit
ical condition.
Palnten' Colen Orgaalisd.
Tbe Lsncaster Journeymen painters met at
Rethweliet's hall Tuesday evening and
etlected a permanent organization by
tbe election of the following efficers:
President, Jehn F. Penlz; vice president,
Samuel V. Miller ; secretary, Jehn F. Davis;
assistant secretary, Aaren Keesey ; treasurer,
Leuis Krausknp; conductor, C. McGlnnls;
doorkeeper, Isaac Ammen ; trustees, Edward
E. Davis. Frederick C. Miller and Wm.
Hberlz. The meeting was a large one and It
is expected that nearly all tbe Journeymen
pain ters of the city will connect themselves
with the organization.
The Gcithean Anniversary.
The Gcetbean literary society of Franklin
and Marshall college will bold tbelr fitly
second anniversary en Friday evening at
half-past seven o'clock at Fulton opera house.
Following Is tbe pregramme : Speaker, H.
K. Miller; aalutaterian, E. K. Eyerly;
orators, C. A. Loes, J. C. Nell, H F. Dlttmar,
O. W. Richards; eulogist, J. L. Reuab ;
Qejtbean orator, W. R. Patera.
Committee of arrangements, D. Bcbeirer,
Jr., chairman ; E. c. Musselman, W. B.
Wernar. VV. H. Landls, C. E. Heller, A. R.
Craig, F. C. Miller.
Anether Surprise Pany.
Last evening tbe frlenda of Charles Vear,
tbe saloon-keeper en East King atreet, gave
blm a big surprise party, which was under
the management or Mra. Annie Weaver.
Forty couples were present and te the music
of Miller's orchestra they danced In Excel Excel
aier hall until a late hour. At 12 o'clock all
aat down te a big supper prepared for tbe
I .i
I -
Air, vegi gnaw nothing of tbe
affair, although bla wife bad been let into tbe
aecret, and be waa greatly aurprleed.
ratsat OraaMd.
Jamea Prangley, of thla city, baa been
granted a patent through W. R. Qerbart ler
as Improvement la devleea for Inaertlng
oerda in the enda el elgara, TM oerda are
laaertad longitudinally la tbe oleaed end of
vMetgarandwltbdrawa wmb H la te m
BTeMlag batlag or biaaklaf eaTlba agd
Mj.mmmmowMrerTMM. I
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m9rwmat Bar 0WiM sMia sBiisr jmaweBi.w-a
Wet aa AeaekAaa ft eti4e I
' 1 tee by the way," aald a Lancaster lady
who keepa her eyea open, " that Mr. James
Brown Petter baa signed an engagement
with Manager Barten Key. 1 knew both
Mr. Key and Mrs. Petter quite well, ob,
yea, 1 have often seen her act In private
theatricals, and listened te her recltatlena :
ahe la a charming woman I in what way you
aak? Why In every way but beauty. I
would net call her very beautiful, but ahe
haa peculiarly faaelnatlng manners, and
talka Intelligently and sympathetically. She
makes one think new thla Is just the person
that I want te talk te 1 She Is certainly a meat
accomplished lsdy, and In private theatri
cals her acting Is Just splendid ; but ob, my I
peer Mr. Key."
"Why pity Mr. Key V
" Why because Mrs. Petter villi never In
the world make a geed ptofcsstensl actress ;
ahe baa tee many mannerlslm, little things
that people overlook In private entertain
menta, you knew, because they are the
familiar peculiarities of friends. But in an
actress they cannot be tolerated. People
want the worth et tbelr money, you knew.
We will net excuse trifles en the stage thst
we would net think et noticing at all In a
parlor recitation. What trltlesT Weil, ler
one thing, she has a peculiar gesture with
one arm, a gesture that she uses constantly In
talking ; It comes In In private theatrlcalsand
recitations, and would be certain te dls
please mere criticil audience. She is a
charming, a msgnltleent woman, but, eh !
such a stick et a husband, lie Is a little,
miserable, Insignificant msn, who stands
around wltreut saying a word ier himself,
while everyone Is worshiping bis wire. by
be was se quiet he made me feel like going
up and poking him te stir htm up.
"Ne, I de net think that's right. 1 want a
man te stand up for himself new and then;
shows he has something in him. And Mis.
James Brewu Petter's husband bssu't much
money, either, lie Just furnishes his name
naa kind of trade mstk ter Mrs. James'
theatrical business Manager Barten Key Is
a gentleman In every tense et the word, and
I de hope he will make something out et
the venture. Mr. William Fares Ceward, a
young lawyer, deserves most of the credit
for Mrs. Petter's success in private theatri
cals. He Is a splend Id scter, a man of natural
talent In tbat line, and It was in acting with
him tbat Mrs. Petter scored her triumphs.
Mr. Ceward brought out Mrs. Petter."
t Anthen) s Society ORlcers
At the stated annual meeting et St.
Antheny's German Catholic Beueticiat
society held en Monday evenlng In their
rooms at Fulton hall the following officers
were elected te serve during the ensuing
year : President, Frank I'isprung ; vice
president, Peter Dlehl ; secretary, Adam
Mattern ; treasurer, Leuis Schmid ; standing
committee, Henry Reiner, Henry Ranslng
Michael Matt, Matthias htelnwaudel, M.
Blankenmayer, Michael lUberbush, Jeseph
Schwende (I), Jeseph Scbwcnde (II).
The society numbers 1i members and has
a capital of fl.072.Sti Durlrg the year Just
closed el9 were expended for sick benefits
and 72 for funeral benefits.
Ascension TbarsiUy CrremenlM
Lancaster Cemmandery, Ne It, Knfgbts
Templar, will observe Amenslen Thursday,
by special services In the morning. Tbeter Tbeter
men will be preached by Rev. Dr. J. Y.
Mitchell, snd the music will be under tbe
direction of Prof. Win. B. HaM.
Death of Valuable Male.
This morning ene el the fine large inulCB
which were purchased by R. A. Malene A
Sen for work en their contract, killed himself
In the stable at the Merrlmac beuse. He
threw himself down In the stall and broke
bis neck. The ether mules and a number et
carta were shipped te New Yerk te day.
Going te Lets Peast.
Tuesday afternoon, attached te the Fast
Line West, were two cars filled with KUer
Brethren from Lancaster, Lebanon and
Dauphin counties, en route te Abilene, Kan
sas, te attend their annual tenlerence about
te convene there. They will remain In the
West ten or twelve da a.
Tbe New Coeesioga Krldge.
The work en the new stone and brick
bridge, which Is te span tbe Big Conestoga
creek east or this city, will be started in the
course of a couple of days. The derricks are
new being erected and the track will be
placed en a large trestle work where they
will remain until the Jeb is completed.
ItiMHVMa VAT.
It Will be Next Saturday and tne City Will Be
Crowded.
Earnum's circus next Saturdiy will draw the
largest crowd that his txen seen under the
white tents In this city for many years. The
show will arrive early In the morning, and alter
the tents have been pi'cbttd In Mct.ninn's park,
the brilliant street parade will take place. Ar
rangements have been made with both the
Beading and Pennsylvania railroads te soil ex
cursion tickets at the lowest possible ratts, and
the crowd will no doubt come te town early and
In time f ;r the parade. The show this year con
sists of a triple circus three cenipantaa-miHu-um
of living wonders, two menageries, aviary ;
elephant pavilion, with a herd of elephants
ranging la size trem a dwarf te a mammoth ;
Keman blppolrein races, eluald stage per
formances; tbe remarkable lifelike reproduc
tion of Jumbo, and his enormous skeleton,
mounted by Prof II. A- Weed, Of Bechester;
Alice, tbe disconsolate widow 01 Jumbo, from
the Beyal .oeloglcul Gordens, Londen ; the
wonderful hiry rami y iretn llurmah, King
Theeuaw's mascots; Captain Paul Uoyten's
aquatic pertermances In a specially constructed
Iske of clear water ; tbe Hying gymnasium:
heafa or sturepeau netellins; herds ei glint
camels and elephants, hundreds of men and
horses, golden carrel chariots, Ac. About tee
people are connected with the great show In Us
different departments.
DMArua.
. Ka'-a-Mayl0.14J7, luthlstlty, Peter Krlck,
lnhls 7Ut jear.
The relatives and friends of the family are re.
specttnlly invlttd te attend the funeral from
his late residence. In Ueper l-tuceck township,
en Thursday afternoon ut i o'clock, interment
at Mechanlcsburg. .m
eTsiMSTZ-My!UM7, Mrs. Citharlne Bttln
metz, In bur 81at jear.
The relatives and ft lends el tbe family are re-
spectlally Invlied te attend tbe luneral, Irem
her late residence, tn annvllle, en Thursday,
May 12ib, et IX o'clock p. in. Interment la
Bvergren tuuielery.
JJ.I,u".,,r?,ayr .,0'. lw: !n u,u ey. "trbert
Metter lllgbee. In the ilst J ear or his age.
funeral ou Prlday, May 13, tf. bmmlitsburg,
Maryland. 3t.
MAMAMTB.
Philadelphia Prodnee Market.
FatLaDBLrBiA, May 11. Heur market Arm:
sales, sie barrels; Minnesota liakers, 4 unei te:
Pennsylvania ramUy.ai 7;rJ uei Mestera de.
NUSBsMi Patents, MOnOeiu; """" .
he sour sieaay, ri iHsi an.
mtlUSmm mm.
.y "Jil June, 0i.ic ; July.
;C ; August, WKc,
corn May, 7Ji(
4C,') June, 47Kc; July, Ida;
August, SVC.
OaU May,
August, 3JHe.
ttHet June, S7XC.S July, wc.;
urm ateca ataraet.
Caiaaae, May 10 The .Drevers' Journal re
ports : Cattle Uecelpts, 7.UM bead ; shipments,
loeo i markHt strong i shipping steers, uae te
1.5U0B., Iiueat DUi eteckars and feeders, fl W
fMlei cows, bulls and mixed, KuMHWi balk.
J.uuejJ se i Texai catUe. M s&ejl e
negs ueeeipte, i.jiu headt shipments. 4,000
markftt u went.
ana a snsee lower;
I5S5nJnJS.,nI.f"al . i packing and ahlp
P'SS? ? 2,l4 i: light, M tiflj e , .sine. (3 utti l
S??rT'9e'Pl. 4.UIU bead : shlnmanu.
IJSiyi'ftf ba smsdy : bhern. S3 oeai a i we
oeiea
eua
.h&K",nT-x-fcir.pte.,bd.
jigs, at 5ei ,s, -hog, hlpp.d,toUl!eX)?erk!
n.?nrmt,,,'it?S.,b.?pAe:j?"''.
1 i
Caleage Pnence tUraet.
UBTOsee, May II, 1 p. nw Market opened.
Wheat-May, Me I June, 8JJ,e.; July, gjc.;
aaVDf $ 0IC
AMUO ' Kti 3W' 05O, JU,J', 4l
Sti-AJay, 170 1 J naa, sXc; July, c. Aug ,
JrWfc- quoted.
jLXSVmT
Aff4
t nralshed by S. K. Ynndt, Breker.
Caicase, May It, t o'clock p. m.
nneau
Cern. ems. retk, Lart.
Jane M.
July m!
-anaust l
Oeputuiber.. wi
Octebvr
December ...
Winter Wheat
Spring Wheat
Cern. ...., i
Oat
P ye... .............(..
ST
3
si
c w
700
SI
H
Uecelpts
Car una.
t;
... 5M
M
Barley
Oil city.
Crude OU
Beeatpte Hen
M
Itrad.
1J
Closing Prices J o'clock p. tn
w c
heat. Cern. Oats. Perk.
Lard.
.;
e HI
e 2
7 Oil
7 07
May
June
July
Ausuit....
September
MX
s
....H.4
S
4PH
ciuwr. ..
December M
ou city
Crude Ull ,
x
new ler Stocks.
Maw Yeaa, Mty 11, 1.30 p. m. Meney leaned
at 5 percent, Kxchange steady, ll$&SB S7Xt
Governments strrnly. Currency s's, II bid; s's
Coop. Hi bid t 4H's de, 11 Wi bid.
The stock market opened quiet but Ann, and
en en buying el Western Union, Del. Lack. A
Western, northern actnc and the grangers
prices advanced during the first hour Xte.'f
per cent. Shice 11 o'clock, however, tha tone
hss been weak and prices bive reacted te about
the opening figures, which are current at the.
present hour, 1 o'clock.
Bteea araets.
Quotations by tteed. UcUranu A Ce., bankers
Ljantasier, rs.
saw veak UBT.
Canada Paclfle
It A.a
. i' I
. 6W
. 4J
C. C. C. A I
Colerado Ceal
Central Pac
Canada Sen tbern.
CbL St. L A Pgh.
Pen. A KIO.U
Del.U W
Brie.....
Brie, znds
Jsr. C...... ........
a. a t
Leu. A M
L. Shere
Mich. Cen
Heck alley
Missouri Pacific ..
N. P
M. P. Prer
N. West.
H. T.C
Bast Tennessee C
I SiS
a
i ;
iA
u.
H2'i
Omaha. ...... ....
Oregon Transportation..
Ontario AW
Pacific Mall
Klchmend Terminal
St. Teal
Tex. Pac
Union Pac
Wabash Cem
Wabash Pref
Western U
West Shere lkm Js .,
Hew England
rniLADSLruii list.
Lea. Val
B, S. T. a Phlla
Pa. H B........... .......
Beading
Leh. Nav
Uestenv. Pass.
P.a B
K.Cent
Peeples Pass
Bdg-Oen'ls.
'Ueeeeeeseeaeeest eeaesees
PhUa. Traction
te
eis
s;i
7bS
u" it'
im;
103 1,
6)
Boeseboid Market.
DA 1ST.
Creamery Butter ft jse
KntterW a ar
Dutch Cheete f) lump bflluc
reDMRT.
prlnp rhtckens V pair net IS
inlckens V pair (live) JlmJ-v
Chickens V Piece (cleaned) i.fSi)c
MUCBLLAKBOCS.
Apple tlntter qu 16c
Kggs dez uaiSc
Ueney V k c
trf-rdY"-; -MJinc
ClderW gal ors
saner Kraut V qt &c
Walnuts per Hpk 8c
warm.
Apples H pk
Bananas W dot
Coceanuu, each
Plncannles
eoiec
ai4c
..tJ10C
.aiec
Lemens V dez jo-Me
oranges V dot 'jeSiflc
White Grapes 1 ft 7iaec
Cranbenles f) qt 15c
Strawberries V box srtyuz
V SO STABLES.
Cabbage, head Ml3c
Cabbagn Plants, per 1(0 j
Iteets, a bnnch MJn;
sweet Potatoes VKpk lea-Aic
Turnips, a K pk M10c
rnmim pa MllOc
New 1'outets V K PS
Onions, Hpk..r...
N w Onion.. ) bunch
New peas, ft S Pk....
ew llennudaonlens Y Kpk
Hhubirb V bunch ............
Headalad, r head
iuac
3)0
saiec
wc
c
2SC
"UrJi
fULlTlVAU
POR COUNTY COMMISSIONKK,
HKNBY DKACHUAK,
el Lancaster City. Subject te the decision el
the Democratic convention. mar."tldAw
J13R COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
J.W.KILLY.
of Marietta. Pa. Subject tn the decision of the
Democrat!; Convention, xeur tnrluencs sellc-
rea. miu-ttdAw
F
COUNTY COMMISSIONKR.
SIMON L. HUA.NDT (rarmer).
Of Kast Denegal township. Subject te the de
cision of the Democratic County Convention.
i our Influence respecttully solicited.
ml3-tfdAw
CTOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
JACOB W. LEBXB,
Of KphraU township. 8ubect te Democratic
rules. inarlt-ttdAw
pOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
A Z KING WALT,
Grocer. Hrst Ward, City,
cra'.le rules.
Subject te Dirr.0
altfdAw FK
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
SOLOMON ZBAMKB, Farmer.
or West Hempfleld township. Subject te the
Decision of the Democratic Convention.
mar9-t(dAw
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
At the req jest el many friends I announce
myself as acandldate for County Commissioner.
Subject te the decision of tbe Democratic
County Convention. Veur Influence respect
tally solicited. ilKNUYr.HAUTMAN.
mPUldAw l.amneter Tew nshlp.
TJOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
ELI BATTEN,
of Cnner Leacock tewmhln. I annmtnrvi m
self as a candidate for county Commlsetener
DUUJllVh UJ U1D HKjsiua ui loe 1'OuuJcnuO
County Convention. Yenr Influence reepect
lullv solicited. Was a candidate for c:nnntw
(mmUsiener belore the last convention, and at
the request or toy frlenda withdrew in favor of
iuB cituuiuaiua irem urn seutnern aistnct.
tXdAw BLIBATTBN
A'H' ADVEHT1I1KXENT8.
B
AKLNO POWDER.
ROYAL
BAKIN6
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never vartes. a Barrel of
partly, agaswai aa waosesewimass. Mere
conemlcal tAaardlsvary Uads, and oanaet
aaegnMMasi Ctth &a mullltudA of low
5! 'JfT yawa, aJass or phespkau pewOara.
Sa wS,s1LaL.,fe,Tt.,' Biie PoweBBCo,
m wau atrssa. flew twb. Baaynavaaw
WAi!T25.i5JiTODO OBNEBAL
eraV. ApBVaT ' aayeaU.
fta aniODxaQDUM nUBV
MMW ADYXRTiaMUKHTB.
w
ANTKD-IN A SMALL FAMILY,
a geed girl for general lionscweia t no
children.
tppiy aunts eiuhi.
ltd
WAMTKK-FOUR COOKS, ONK TOUO
te ktlllersvllle, and five general house
servants. Apply rilBBer illAhie..at
P. B. TROUT A CO.'S
Kmploymentefflce, U North ljuoen at.
(second noer )
OKKIOKKH APPLYING Full PAY FOR
dlnienc et arrearages between muster
In and muster nut mnat apply and Hie their
claims botero J line 3d rer claims apply te
.1. K. BARK. Pension Agent.
Net. 12, II and is south Duke street,
lnyltstdlt Lancaster, Pa.
WANTKD-K1VE GIRLS TO WORK ON
Pantaloons, Apply FKRBOPCIIAHUI
at , f ll.TKOUT ACO'S
Kmpleyinent Office, l M. uusan St.
(ecend Hoer.t
PUBLIC NA.LK.
. .J''KU,AY' MAY " lre " be sold at Ne.
U West Chttnntstret.ene Piane, taree Bed-
iwiiieuu,, iiMi,juaa4r, ana general Heuse
held Curnlture
aii
e tn commence at 1 o'clock
p.m.
msj 10-3t
usasi Buvuisr,
Auctioneer.
VOTIOE-THE WATKR DUPLICATE
a-s is new in the hands el I
for collection of water rnt
la new In the hands el the City Treasurer
An abatement of
nmnt nsrmritL
b per cent, will be made for prompt payment.
. .. . J-u KATIII
U RATI1PUN,
City Treasurer.
iipriiww.isa
NEW STOCK, AND NEW STYLES OF
Canes, Orange Weed, Kngllsh llsicl, llam llam llam
boe, Ac , at all prices
DRMUTII'S CIOAK STOtlB,
. 111 Bast htng 8trwt
Telephone Connection. JalS-WASlltfd
OUR 'cIUaKsTmIA UUERiDA AND
Uelden Lien am CI.KAll II AN ANA riL
l.CK hand made, Sc. BACH. In boxes of ee'a and
lOU's. IIEMUTII'SCIUAUSTOKK,
lis masi ning Buret.
lanlS-WASBUd
Telephone Connection.
HENRY 81IURKRT, TUB OLD AND
kellsble Auctioneer and Beal Kstate
Agent, can be tnuudat Me 61 North Duke street,
nadyte accommodate the public In calling
sales of Keiil Kstate and Personal Property.
Alse, real estate at prl ati) sale. m,6tl
A UCTION OP
MILLINERY AND
AA. T
T1C1MM1NUX.
THIS KVKNINC,
At Ne 8i last Orange Street. AlseTbursday
Arteruoeaand hvenlng
lllthVnMAN A UKINIKlll.,
ltd Auctioneers and Stock Brokers.
A LAKH K SUPPLY- OK BRASS AND
Nickel ferrules. Keel Seats and ether Hed
Mountings. Milk, Linen and Cotten Lines,
Swivels, Sinkers and Fishermen's Supplies
generally. A speclallr tine let of Japan and
Calcutta l'elm, In U, ldatul 2 licet lengths, at
UUllLBY'S 1IUUU 5 Hi 11 a,
West King Street.
"ru.I-YUM"AND "LADY OK THE
These are eiqulslte huilkerchlet extracts,
ri,hingTackl-three Joint rodi.ue i nwls, 40c :
fine Mckle Click Ki-ult, 11(0; Cnne and Bamboo
pees. lines, baskets, floats. Ac, all at Lewest
Pries.
With Prmtle's s.rspar1lla Compound topn tepn
rtfy the bleed you can defy the warm weather t
Sec a bottle
I-UAILEY'S KAST K5D PHABMACT,
amdM.W.FB ("rpostteBasternMarkeU)
rjlALK TUAT MEANS SOMETUINQ.
After an eipetionce of tn odd jears In the
Ctgar and "lobicce business. 1 have learned
enough se that 1 am enabled te rurntah my
friends and customers with a CLE Ml It At ANA
riLLAD ClKAt, fur also tier hundred All
ether goods kept In a legitimate cigar store, at
reasonable i ates. tall and see, at
no. 109 wkst kisu sruair.
.IAS K. Mcf AUCtllTAN.
. B Ne Gambling Allowed at my store,
niayll JldW.iAM
GIRLS-IT DOES NOT REQUIRE THAT
one should be an artist te de, artistic
things. The first poem by ihe lamented
LONGFELLOW
Was a crude one about a turntp. it was iron
mencement. Te cover a tiny rolling pin with
plush, screwing tn small brms hooks ou which
te bang keys, buttoner, etc.; a bright ribbon
three times the length Irem end te end, with
bow te rastcn en right band side at burraa. It
Isdnne. ou a'd It yonrjeit Me'her values It
because "you made it fir her." New de some
thing better and 1 will help you.
MRS. E. M. WOODWARD'S,
NO.2tKBASTKI.HO ST. '
mTVlyd-AW
VKW JEWELRY STORE.
Charles's, gill,
Bie. 10 West King Street.
A lull line of everything new In
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
Spectacles I Spectacles I
Having made tbe eye a stndy, we are able te
fit spectacles with. the greatest accuracy and
care, and make a specially or the Jntercbanga
ble Hpictacle, se tbatf a part be broken It can
be renewed In five mlna,tesi!m.
asrKEPAlltl.NO-I'erieiial attention given te
the repairing or Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, etc,
etc inayll 1yd
J.
8. OlVLERctCO.
CARPETS.
We are showing tha very Newest
Styles In all kinds or Carpets, Fleer
Otl Cleths, Stair and Tab e Oil Cleths,
Window Shading and Beady-Male
Shades, ShaCe klxtnrrs, stiir Pads,
Paper Linings, Blair lt3ds and But But
eons, at the Very
LOWKST CASH PRICKS.
I'nrpet Sewed and Layed, window
Shades Made and Hung In tbe Best
Manner at Short N etlce.
Agents for THE AUBOUA and
GOLD MEDAL Sweepers.
JohnS.Givler&Ce,
Ne, an last Kiaa Street,
LANCASTER PA.
P. s. Stere epn Saturday and Mon
day evenings. Other evenings clew
at 6 o'clock.
T E. CALDWELL CO.
Fer
Country
Hemes
Gerham
Electro-Plated
Ware
The production or the Gerham
Ce. era net only tbe most va
ried and practical maunfac
tured. but the most durable.
snd In appearance the most
elegant
ui i
all Liectre-riaud
wares,
Tea Sets,
Ice Pitchers,
Deuble Dishes,
I Making one covered (
l or two open dishes (
Soup Tureens.
Meat Platters,
Pudding Dishes,
and
the
Candelabra.
Knives,
Perks,
Spoons
Mirror
Table
Articles
Candlesticks,
Chafing Dishes,
Chocolate Pets,
TeU-aTete Sets.
Turkish Coffee Pets.
Tbe fonndatlen or bise Is Nickel
Silver, the hardest and most en.
during metal known, thejelnts
are silver soldered and each
piece Is finished before and alter
Blatlng with tbe same care as Is
sstewed upon sterling silver.
estewed upon
from which It differs only la In-
trlnsie value.
J. E.
CALDWELL
&CO..
90S OaaaUut aHraat,
PHILADELPHIA.
f mmramrfmuanra.
WNTRDFOH THWl'LAOKAND
!.Iii?nJit,rJl.,u"?54aalesmen. Steady wetk
and geed salaries AddresK, ,
mD.i.'aAJ'.1S!N BJw, Mnrseryman.
mtyMwdAmsyat-iwa Bechester, H. r.
WANTKD-A OKNEHAL AOENT OK
experience tn take chars of tha imnn.
rial KdliU" et ells' HewTyclepaW aT
dress with rsferenee te ,f
Vl'ld00" ""' rnbll,her' I'hlladelphla.
HAVE YOU HKKN TtlOMK HOI'EHH
Instruments at WOODWABtl'S PIANO
ANDOKOAN WABBHOOMST A visit will neal.
ttvely give jeu pleasure. Ien will aebBiinr-
prised at thnlew I
ri.ixiai inn iew r ures ter sucn iieautlea. Twe
no Second hand Uiwana at bargain prices.
line Second hand Uiwana at
NOS. A !U I
BAST KINO ST.
apm iya
1 An caster, pa.
L1 rafafa,'eu A K1NEH AND BET
BfJJJ 1KB CUAMPAUNB THAN
Due de Monteballe.
AT KOIIKKIfS I.IQUOK 8TOBB,
Ne. IU Centre Square, Lancaster, Pa.
THE LATEST JUST TtlK THING
for business purposes Scotch Cheviot
Trousers. We have them In twenty different
patterns. Fer wear they cannot be excelled,
i all and see them. A lull line el Scotch Cheviot
Suitings at moderate) prlrea.
BOSBNbTKlN'SFINK TAILORING,
Ne. 3? Nertb Cjtieen street.
rpe ItriLDERS-SEALED PROPOSALS
A, for erecting a SCHOOL HOUSK.conierof
west waintit ana sisry streets, ijincastur, Pa ,
will be tecetved bv the undersigned, until Meil
nay, siay ui, i, ai uociecK. nans anu siwci siwci
flcattens new ready. Illdders will nainnth.tr
day, May IG, !;, at 11 o'clock.
tiendstnen.
reserv.d.
The tight te ivjtct any or all bins
Ily Older et tbe Committee en llutldlngs and
Uiminds. J.l. HABTMAN,
ma-rtd cbalrman.
Ql'RlNU, 1SS7.
A New Denarturn ler Ijinra.ter In Finn Tat.
erlng. Importing direct fietn tbe IkmI makers
Ol Pine Woellens. 1 hnvsiusirvceUed through
the lloiten custom house, a larue luvolce of my
own Importation of
SUITING, SPUING OVV KCOAT1NG AND
TUOUSEUING,
The like or which, ter st)l and iuallty,has
never bran niualed In this city, and cannot be
surpassed.
A special Invitation Is hereby extended te all
In want of eprlng Garments te call early and
secure Choice Patterns Workmanship tha ery
beat and prices lower than ever.
II GKKUAKT,
raam-lydlt Se. 41 North Uuivu stree,t
y
K HALL.
Tmk I.ose and Shout or It.
The Heys, outgrew ami de net wear out
the CletliltiR bought from the great O.tk
Hall. Men tire of it long before it is weni
out. The prices are assuredly right.
VYanamakbu &, Buewn's
Oak Hall,
Southeast Cerner Sixth and Mar
ket Sts.,
PlIILADBLfHIA.
N
EV YOK BA.AR.
Are you en the Lookout for
REIL BARGAINS?
en can get them at
A. HIRE'S, 6 and 8 North Qaeen St.
AU the latest styles or Ladles' Rats and lien
nets :alM all the latest shades In Klbtien., "at'ns,
Feathers, lowers, laces. Thr. hundred Un
trluimtd Hat. for I'm : also three hundred
Trimmed Hats rer Wc, II V), tlie. tise. axei,
tun. Corsets, Cellars, OutN. moves, also tre
largest assnriment of Sun Umbre las and para
sels In all shade, at a ptlce that was never
etrered te the ladles beleru Cene toen te secure
a Bargain m 7ta
e
PEN E EKY EVENING.
Bosten Stere
26 & 28 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LASCVTER, PA.
OUR STORE
-13
OPEN
STAMM
BROS & CO.,
26 AND 28 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
1.ANCASTBK, PA.
UAtt, UATB,mV,
JTOT10K.
OUR PRICE LIST.
A Light SHIT Hat, Werth HOa... Selling for SIM
A Light 8iia Hat, Werth 14 W... .veiling ter CI ua
ALlthtbtlOAat, Werth saoe....slllng fur si 80
Tbe PretUest LIU HTBrtrr HAT In tbe Market
atliuu.
A FULL LINK OF
POCKET Md SUMMER CKUSHER8
In All the fancy Shades.
Men's Mackinaw Hats,
60c, ;ca, 1 e 1 S3 up te is en.
Positively the LABQB8T LINK of
B)js' ind CtildrtD's 25 Cent Straw Hits
IN TUB CITY.
Alan a mil Line ei MABVBST HATS for
BVBBYDAY WBAM.
TBUMKSaaaTBAVKLINQBAQS at Lewest
Prices.
STAUFFER & CO.
os. n m mouth qunx n.
mi
EVENING !
r A l A VK Of FA HlltON.
Jfcshlrs1JVJs.fsa
u
Nlir.RWKAH.
ASTRICH'S
Palace et Fashion,
13 BlABT KINO 87RBHT.
LANCASTKtt, PA,
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
SPEOIAL NOTIOE!
FOB TUB ItKNKFIT or THOSB WHO II AVK
NOTIMRINTIIB MUKSIRU OUB
BPBCtAL SALK OP "w?1
UNDERWER
Will Take Place Bvely Evening
BKTWEEN 8EVEN AND EIGHT,
(Kxciptlng Saturday )
Alse Every Morning
1IKTWKKN MM. AND TkN.
GOODS ARE FEI.L1NQ VERY FAST.
Have Opened leday Berne
Special Bargains
-1N-
l.adles', (Jcnt'g ani Clilldrrn'a
GAUZE UNDERWEAR.
Laflle' llalbrlggan Oaiite ests,!llk Bound,
only s." aplecu j worth 3;e.
one let el Hints 1 1 nest India ilauze Vests
worth 50c. at ?e uilic
Vie haven let of Chlldrrn's llalbrlggan Vnsta
In sizes tit, IV.n anil !, silt. ISeunil, weiOj Zftc te
30c., at UHcajiUca.
Bstens close every entng at r.rt) o'clock
exciiit Monday and Saturday
BOUCLE JERSEYS.
ID Der Cenl Back Iteucla Jerseys.
Wi Hale Pat the Knife lata Tlifra Devib Te
lOUTl-reUBCKNTd APIBCK
Ten dnrm Ladles' Vthlle Muslin "klrts. siltb
le inch wide Ktubreldcrt-d Buttle, Flue Tucked,
worth II :e selling at t en
Ladles' White Muslin Kitchen Aprons large
size, with tH Inch wide horn, only Uxc apiece
Have opened this week our flrjl
large Invoice el
BLACK SILK JERSEY MITTS
AT VEIt LOW I'BICFH.
Pnre "Ilk Milts, low inches long, at 15c. a
pair. Bargains at It! uud 23 cents
VOPKN K EKY E KVlVii.fis
rsTAA AHtt OOPS-ftSIA.
JJARNUM COMKS AND GOES, I1UT
MIKM WKTLLI. YOU Till: SALES
OF THh
2 CKXTItE S(UAKK
TearMee and Grocery Stere,
Have doubled In seven weeks yen may
very p atnly that we have the confidence
of cur custuiners. Ouratm Is tekeep the
best In quality at prices as low as tbe
lowest.
aur-Hlve ns a call and you will net re
gret It.
iu,, m. Mid iiuu u, may. jnis snows
JOHN A. CLARK,
"X CENTBE
BUHAItK.
inarM-lfdAs
glRE.su ROASTED COKEEE.
We are Determined te De Geed.
And make the people feel glad te think they
havea store tn the community like euis. W
want delegates Irem lu.uui homes te swell tbe
ever Increasing throng. Proclaim It te your
friends, make It known te your enemtes tbat wn
are the only house In Lancaster who DOES
tbelr own ceOna Boasting cmne and try a
fieund of Clarke's Presh Boosted CorTees. ltW,
3. is, 20, it and 53 Cents per pound. Clark's
Combination Coffee at fte , surpasses any renee
ever offered te the people of this city or county.
CHECKS WITH EAcTTaND EVhttV POUND.
8t. Geerge'ti Brand Tomateofl.
In Glass Jars, enlylSc per ar; neter have been
sold te our knowledge rer less than 3)e.
NOWISTHBT1MK TO SECUBK BABUAINB.
CLARKE'S
ORIGINAL TBA Be OOFPfiB STORE,
NO. 52 WEST KINO STKCKT.
far Stere closes every etenleg at 8 o'clock,
except Mondays and Batureays. Telephone.
ATOM MAI. US KAMS.
FOR RENT.
Twe or lour rooms In Brimmer's -New
Building. Ne. l.MH North Queen street. Heat
ssusHinuaana. sppirsi
feblS-tfd BBIMI
MS UK
L'BLIVBBY OFFICE.
FOR SALK OR RENT BRICK HTABLE
and let, 17x80 feet, en Christian street, be
tween Bast King snd Orange streets. Csn be
easily changed Inte A machine snep or ware-
beuse, fcaay terms.
1L O. BKUBtKEB.
aietia
Atterney-at-Lsw.
rTOIIHE FOR RENT OR BALE.
avX Mense with modern improvements and
steam heat. I arge lawn and
aid
A variety of
fruit trees ane grape vines,
I0.1K) North Lime
"" PP"VU KZRAFLAHD1..
aprft-ttd Ne ti.fl North Lime StneL
PUBLIC BALE OK VALUABLE CITY
PBOPBBTi.
Oh Fbipav, Mav 'S, 1S37,
wlllbeaoldatpubllesaHatthe Keystone Hetel
North Queen street, Lancaster city, the follow
ing described real estate, lata tbe property nt
UeergeBhulmyerand A. W Bnssel, deceased,
te wit: All that cerUIn let of ground with tres
tle, stable, scales and ether Improvements there
on us d as a coal yard, situated en the west side
of North Prince street, near the Columbia A
Beading railroad depot. In sold city of Lancas
ter. Pa. Beginning at a point en the west side of
North Prince strret, thenceeztendlngaleng said
Prince street north Ke !eetstnches.mnreerless.
te ether ground of the estate of A. W. Bnssel.
Thence westward along ground of same 118
feet, thence south 157 teet. thence southwest- ,
ward ll feet, mere or less, te property of Ua
Columbia A Beading railroad, thence southeast
ward along property ei said railroad cempear
tn feet, mera or less, te ether ground of estaM
of A W. Bussel, thence north ward along greua4
or same 113 fret, thence eastward aleng'smsM
teei te saiu rnsrs street. This property u sis
Imated and is better adapted te thsreeelvUf
snd handling of coal and laastwr than aayka
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