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CRUSHED AND MANGLKD.
ALONET KUAKD AND HIS SOS
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raeaiH. fatai.lv injured.
i'M9Mlgh Bk wpen immmm
8 is In RcmeYlnc Atbe Frem Ilia
K P"T-
aP .-j" am .. a. faal.t mymmmtf Vh !!
-Th Bey's Left
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I Ampatatt ky rhysittaBs.
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;.; Oae of the Mddeet accidents that Uie
;lMWpain hare been caUed upon te chron chren
,M,M long Unais oeoarred en Saturday
lltwnneix ftt Mill Creek, water autlen en
.lkiTewMrlanta railroad, about four
MM Of IBIS City. 1JJ iaiui;i w.
Injured and hU aen uiade a cripple
tK Ma, It M by no meaci certain yet, now new
ir,UMrt the Utter will set die.
& name of the dead man waa Jamei
'Matany, who for alx erelght yearabaj
kMAkrvVnrlhTaali t)ita BtBlH Creek.
inrih freight engine take water at
"tfcH niaee and when they atop ihe asbee
( (awirteoenr. xi ii wu.i;.j.u m w.
.,; Hanih. are between the rails of the
H.'lrti iiuki Tntn thnift the nshfH fall. M
TtiMgr raked from the engine, and it
Wmm pert of Maleney ' duty te ahovel them
"itBt, thua Jseepmg ice pn .rum uu
M.tJ tin. It was betwecu 3 and i
F'CVeleck Saturday afternoon when this ac
1 i;Unt occurred. Maleney and his eon
S'iUtW, aycuth of 10 years, had Just finished
cleaning the pit en the south track, u ne
r;K aahea had been thrown out and upon ttie
&&tneiL and thev were engaged shoveling
.-Vr"1 -tfctm down the enbankment when a freight
T?& train, drawn by englne ise. J,iSe, passed
1? (cat. it is supposed that the cnglnoer had
lAiri? i.u.m inlikn water hut ran nasi, befere
he
oeuld atop, for
In a short
, . tin
the train backed.
Maleney and
jsla aen were
busily engaged at
wnrk en the track, and. as anether train
1"ra Mwlnir west at the time, thev did net
-'&J bear the eastern bound train back lhg. He-
ss. lore iney oeuia bhyu muuone iuu u.u
5s was upon tbem and the caboose ran ercr
both. This was the only car tbnt touched
them, and they were picked up and cftrrled
te their home near by. Werd was quickly
Bent out for med leal aid, Dr. Geerge
R, Welchan?, the company's physi
cian in this city, was eumuiotied
Mid, as there was no passenger train going
east for some time, he was taken down en
the shifter, which is stationed hcie. Urn.
Laaman, of Leaman l'lace, Miller, of Hlrd
taHand, and Musser, of WUmer, vrt.e
eca en hand, and Dr. Compten went down
from this citr at G:15. Unon mnkinir an
-uvf'rxaBBlnatlen, the physicians found that the
kW? father's left leg had been crushed te a jelly
lb &- frees lust below the knoe down.
':At!9h ear wheels had passed evor the rlaht
l"Ca aakla and feet. cruBblnirall the bones and
;i.IVI....lln.lhn llmh Tl,n Inf. Inn
f Hz. Ijlh.hnii.ilATti nnrl nrtiktinH frnm II.A
?i VW-J " - - .-- ..w. w
'if. - km down. After a consultation the doc-
teri cenciuuea mat in me case ei me lamer
'they would de nothing in the way of ampu.
tattoo, until reaction set in. In the boy's
' ease It was different aB,reactlen had already
Mtln. Ills leg was therefore amputated
above tbe knee. (Sunday morning the
physicians again met at the house, when
;Sx they amputated both legs el tbofather be
:S 'tween the knee and ankla It was feared
'tbattbe shock would be tee great for the
fMit father, and It fe preved. lle began te sink
"..t- , jh-Ih iVia nftrivtirvin n
daring the afternoon and about -1 o'clock
r
breathed his last. The ion Is by no means out
of danger yet, but Is doing as well eh could
be expected. Ills Injuries were net as
greet as these of his father and he may yet
recover.
James Maleney was ni well known In
gTrtnoaater as in the neighborhood whero be
1 uvea, as ai 0110 umu uu rimiueu nere. jie
1WMO8 years of ace and born in Ireland,
&kbutcme te this country about -10 years
Kr'' ifi-h'mMn. ITe worked unen tha railroad when
,ifij?the state bad yet control of it, and eorved
-,fC.ln aiiierenti-apaeiiiuj iur iuu past ;ij yearn.
'; .v"ljMfdB a wife and the eon. who was In-
v- lured with him, he lesres two sens: who
f't-fer ' ..! I... n, .M.n...l
f "& CUJlilujcu ujf iuu iniuunu vjiu)iuii,
:M one et Alteena and the ether In l'lttaburg.
Trey were at oneo teiegrapueu for, and
.fi arrived home en Hunday. Hcveral years
mm an4linp mnn wast run nrftr nnil Is llltwl
0ylhf the cars In the yard of the lrert Wayne
"!? nunwi m Aiii'Kwui.
Mr' viinvn tNa tica:ki mmi-tii
-t-ri..! Htarr Oantr, of Hit. Jey, struck y n Tiuln
Karl Sunday Blernlnt'.
A ead accident, which was the result or
the foolhardy attempt of n young man te
- " ehew oil," occurred In Ml Jey shortly
after 12 o'clock Saturday night. During
i s$jf .the evening a rarty ei young ineu wero
i'7-v, tnaikther and several were drlnktut? nultn
Ff t" freely. Among the party wau Henry Oanlz,
Ji.Si-w - -. - ..t...:"t-- --
'.I were etanaing at tne uaruara sireet crossing,
i 'i.-'vthe wblstle of an engine, which was coming
jh 'frein the east en the l'enusylrnnla railroad.
rf; -vDressi which lett this city at 11:10 mxt was
Imdeeet Mt Jey at 12:08.
4 unit ran out upon tue rn 11 read track-,
v."i' Mt.t k.nn .inllllBrinml 11.4. nlH.t..l
! VSWWf WW uue u,'llltUWU USUI UUUUiU
..v.Bipexe or Knocking iud engine en me iracK
??&' fVhee the train neared him hlsfrlends who
k zw uN)nvuiiv nwwumuuue ut uia unierei,
liweUedtoblmtejump. He did try te get
fpi j. OH the track, but it was tee late, ea the en
Jg'y Kweatruclc blm en the left side and threw
" ilk" en en ash pile te the north of the track.
'rfW Via .7aMl.M.ta JM n.l ... Iltn lrinml Inn 1. 1.
r"WluiMiw"wiu,Julnvl1 "" v.vmu.u nit
iCfclae.ae they concluded that he had Jumped
fcttem the track befere the englne reached
Kjkta. They ntterwards found him lying en
' the ash plle and still suppesed he wen
vhmmtnir until thev Saw that hln
K-fifi- clothing "was tern. They then knew
.. MapT, i ' c. i ---
I 3rru-that .b&' was hurt. Dr. Zalcler was
.f -4ft ' ter and the young man llnccred
4'M.Ul a1.IaaI tinnrf.n n,n.nln ........ I.
2-lsBeahed his' last. It is euppssed that
effi If tad lntend&l te j ump from the track,
-j Vbsrt tbe brilliant head-light se aUected him
i-pr iiMmBtuanoi.HRew Docjeao tue engine
i I .1 1 In, wli.n lid.ldrlnH In l.wnn Ilia
Sd.'ir,"i W"" nuvuu,.,... .-. luui... uu
vheay'was net cut, but he was terribly
.injured Internally ; en tbe left elde was
a very large black and blue mark.
This morning Deputy Corener Hlpple
empannelled a Jury consisting of M. M.
Iielb, Q. O. Kennel), Rebert McFddden,
St ivawuuuimiwr, J, J., innier unu uarry
'- JaflwAt- A 'Arrit.t In nnnnrriannn ufltl. II, u
dt -vi... . li l. .. ... ..
iu above facts was rendered.
j
TWO mlMiTl'-IW KILLUU.
Z Terrlbl End cf Uev. Jelm Conr..?, or ScUet
it tf Haiilf atnit fl?AW Wf niiima n a a n
l ,( wa MMiuuif j JkCeiUlllg,
I? ':- la Heading en Bunday a terrlble railroad
hi. aeetdent occurred, In which two preachers
; lest their 11 vee. Their namea were Uev.
5ff Clayten V. Mumme, pastor of the Ancient
rs.ta.urch or ueu, of iteaumg, ana his brother.
' -i .bUaw. Ker. Jehn Cenrad, of Boheeneck,
.ru TAnMtlAr mnnlv. ltnth rtifin hrt l.uin tn
!L" 7 j. C3.atKkK.lK aanla.al I ai il,l ntlflPrinnn nn.l nfla.H
ZJf WWIaaUM W-Wavl " .MV W..V.MWWU I.UU HltUI
. j-.' itedlSMlesst they started te walk up the
'; , S4khuylklll railroad tracks te visit a niem-
, S Mr Rev,Mumma'a congregation, who was
-aletty When they were a short distance
.- above tbe Lebanon Valley bridge the uugi
i$HK of passenger train Kc, 459, which left
.-''te, Bchuylklll Valley depet at 8:50,
J" Ave minutes later than its regular
'MtBe, taw the men en tbe Uack ahead.
, , He blew tbe whistle Jeng and hard.
,Tfce aaen heard the whistle, but belleved
tt was that of a train en tbe Reading
which was then nasalne ever the
.ifctWge above them. They turned te leek
-jfa tbe Reading train and paid no attention
la the one behind them, Tbe engineer of
.' M latter whistled again aud again and
bis engine. It wastoeilate, nev
ae both men were struck and thiesrn
la the air. Theskulla of both were
ad, and they were picked up and
:em tmck te the station. Jtev. Mumma
M te a ehert time, aud ltev. Cenrad died
it Mm Ketdlag heipiUl at seven o'clock In
leveelag.
regularly ordained rtojeher, but was a
a minister after the fashion of the church
be represented. lie had preached for the
church en River street, Heading for
three years. At Ibe election held
ler a naater in March he did net
deslre te be chosen again, and Rev.
Cenrad, was recommended te the congre
gation aud was elected. Yesterday was the
time ler him te enter upon his dutles,and he
went te Heading en Saturday and preeonee.
yesterday morning. Mr. Cenrad leaves a
wire and five children, who were net ar
prlied of his death last night.
Uniltr the New Mrentc .
The new license law go Inte cltfct In
this city and county te-day and the liquor
men are In geed humor Th old
stands that were refused a llccnse will be
allowed te sell until April 22 J, when thelr
year ends.
MA Mil AUKS,
Heek Uets In this city, en Kaster Bunflay,
April 1.1BJS, by the Kev. O. Elvln Uaup."
ana Margaret Jtetv, both OI the city of lancas-
ter.
lt
VKATJltfi
MrLiuTTN.-ln this clty.en theSlitlnst,
Daniel 0
Alulhatten,
IB Ull
lie llt year of his
BRO.
The relatives and frtends of the family are
respectfully Invited te attend the funernl,
from his late rosiaence, Ne. 20) North l'Mnce
street, en Tuesday wornteit at 8H o'clock.
Services atBt. Jliry'g church at 0 o'clock. In.
torment nt 8t Mary's cometcry.
KiLLan. On Vnf31tlnU at Jamaica l'lalns,
Mass., Uce. Jj. Kuller, IntLe 08lh jcarethU
ero.
The reUtlvcs nnd rrlenda of the family are
respectfully Invited te attend the itinera 1 from
the 1'enn'a It. K. depet en the arrival of the
D:M) a.m. train, Tnesaay, April 3. Interment
at Lancaster cometory.
ItALexar. At SHU Creck, nn the lal Inst..
James Maleney, aged 61 ytars, 3 liienitis unit
17 flays.
The relallves and frlends of the family are
respectfully Invited te attend the funeral from
bis late rosidenco, Wednesday morning at 8
ocleeir. Ilcrjulem mess at 8L Mary's church,
at 10 o'clock. Interment at fit. Mary's ceuitv
tery.
MAKKKTH.
next Yerk Market.
Naw Yenn:, April 2. Klenr market nntet;
Kine. 2tA02M)t Uupornne, tl S&03at Minn.
Minn. Whmit exim, tt SSQIM.
Wheat Ne. 1. Ked. HUOu. O2XQ03O t Ne. 2. de
Dl'iej Ne. 2, Hcd. Wintei, April, t)0e
May, 000 : rocelpte, 17,oe: shlpmeins, nene.
Cern Ne. 2, Mined, Cash, 0ty,B
May, Xc; receipts. 18,BJI ahlpments, nene.
Oats -We. 1, White, t)tnt, 4Je Ne. 2, de,
3SO9t de April, SSXet J" ay, Riej
ruaelpts, 7J.O0O 1 Bhlpments, nene.
llye (julut ; Hiuie ,5c.
Ilarley nominal.
rerlcdtill: New Mess. 14 2S011 W
Lara steady; April, 7 UJ Muy, 17 00 ( June,
t7B2.
Molasses flrm; for W) boiling stock, 20c.
Turpcntlnu dull at S0KO03.
Uestn iiututat (1 .Httl 2)
fotreluum dull t Kenned tn Cases, &Xc.
Frelfthts dull 1 grain te UlaROW, Id.
flutter dint 1 Western cieamnry, i'2030J.
Cheese linn ; Western riat. llOUc-1
Ohie ractery, UKOIZe ! Fancy Whtlu, 12XO
SKII8 firmer; Btate, 199 ; Western,
22Ke
Biiaar stendy UcOned Cctleaf, "Jic; Oranula
ted, 7je.
aallevrdnll; l'rlmn City. 4?ie.
Ulcniiemtnalt Carolina. lull 10 geed, BHO'Hc
Cetfuu quiet 1 Fair Carious, ler itle, Uu,
Chirac" Produce Market.
CnicAOO, April 2. 0.30 p. m. Market openod.
Whunt Apill, 7J40 j May, 77?f i J une, 78e t
Cern ' Alay.KqXci June. BJ'ei .7uly,S!j;e.
Oats Hay, Slket June. 31J"i uly.Sa
rerk May, siawt .nine, si.tij.
Lard May, I7I-I J une, 7 kA.
KMoitltlbe-Muy.lJl'i: June, I712K; .Inly,
17 i0.
CL081N0.
Wheat April, 72Ji,c; May,77Jil June,77)ici
July. 77Ji;c.
Cern stay, K)c;Jr.ne, Mle.
Oats-May, SlKei .lunu.stHet Ju'y, S.Jfe.
lerk-Ap:ll U SO I Muy, fU40; June,
tn47K.
Lard-April, 17 tWi May, 17 G7Xl June,
l7ciK;Juyii7t7K.
hlienltllis Apul, I7O0; Way, $7!f: June,
I71'JJ1 July,t7i).
a.
Uraln and I'lovlstens.
rurnlslied by B. K. Yundt, llrekcr.
Ciihuoe, April 2, 1 00 o'clock p. in.
Wheat. Cern. Oata. l'erk. Lard.
April IV.l 7.IW
Mav 77ii KM 1 13..T. 7.M
June 77); bi SIUi:MI
July " f: tiei) 13.M)
m
7.01
urcoinuer bek ,.
Oil City.
Crude Oil 'J)i
Cleslntr l'iiccs-a o'eiock n in.
Wheat. Cern. Outs, l'erlr.
April ri M ....13.30
May mi te. -M 1.1.40
June 11'i llii y, 13.47
July 77Ji bin M)i ....
I.nrd.
71
7f7
7.12
7.07
iroceiiiuer ih J ....
Oil Clly.
CrudeOH .Hij;
itoceliita. Car Lets.
Winter Wheat
Hiirlng Wheat in
Cern Hi
Oats 13
ltyii
ISarley
llund.
Uecolpls-lle,;s...
i.lte Stock Markets.
Cnicune, Mar.31. Cattlo-Uecelpts, 3,CC0head;
shlpimiuts, beet mnrknt sUudy ; funcy
nuifl5 40; BtiMirn, II !0fJ5 00; Bluckers and
fnedniH. 2 4u(t3 01; cows, tmlU and lulled,
11 70O3C0; Tuxas rattle, t3 7lC3'ft
IIejjb ltucelpts, 0,000 huad; shipments,
4 uie i mnrknt trnn.:; mlzed, r.isoe.4,'1; Miavy
fiSOQJU: UKlit. 15 1M5 4) : skips, 3 AOOStO
Mibep Jtocelpts. 4.0J0 lium.1 1 ahlpinunts,
1030) market lower s iiatlves, II nigl M ;
westnrn, lia05 8J: Texang, I100O1N): luiuhs
Xaht Libkhtt. rCaltle Kccelpts. 7C:
shlpmants, thead:markutno;htngdnle,r ; all
threuuh cenalKumeuls no cars shipped te
New i erk today.
Hogs llncetpui. 23 X) bend t sblnmnnts, 81)
hmil ; Blew; l'hltadelphla. 13 70Q3 bO;
uilxed.fS 00105! Yorkers, 56el no; com
mon te fair, 43 '.VJOS 40 ; plc, l 7HJi W ; no ours
heiHgblppvd t') New lerk.
Hhoep Uorelpts, BOO; shipments, 570 1
markei nothing doing.
Itallread Nlerki.
By l'rlvate Wlie te Ueed, Mcdrann A Ce.
riiiLADBLvatA, April 2. The murket has
been weak en liquidation In llendlng and fct.
l'ditl, hased en labor treublra and partly ea
reports el dlnlcultles et ioiue leading hull
beuses In New Yerk Late lu Ibe day It no.
came steady nnd reacted slightly. 'J he mar
eot has discounted bad news and would be bet
ter en any geed newp.
, New Yerk stocks.
NKwYenic, April 2, 1:30 p. m.-iloney clesed
at 3 per cent. ; Kxchange quiet : posted
rates, (1 SfiXQI 8SX; actual rates, It feat rC for
sixty days; stEtQltetordemand ; Uovurn Uevurn
menu Bteii.il y currency B'g, l 20 liia j 4's
coup.,fl 23?i j 4H's de, ItCebld.
The stock market opened feveilah and ex
cited with a weak undertone. During the
opening hour thorn was a hrlsk selling of
grangers and under the leid prices ilecllned
MOW Per cent. About ene-half the decline
wasiccovercd by 12 o'clock, hut after midday
(oiling was renewed and prices again hocame
feverish and unseltled. At:. 0 p.m. tha bot
tom flguiei are current.
(Stock Markrta.
QuotaMens by Ueed, McUrann & Ce., bank
er, Luncentcr, I'a.
IW YOllK LIST. 11 A.M. 12 M. !m,
Canada 1'aclUe..... netx
C. C. C.A1 4- 43 43
Colerado Ceal siu ut im
Cbntrul Pacific .. x?
Canada Beutlinm.... 47K 47 4iU
Chlbt UAl'bg ". .... lV
Uen.AltleU iuvf
1J01.LAW KW UWi 13iJ
Krle..... 23 23iJ 3yt
K-4T... Vfi U l2i
L.Bhere , .;; tw t5si
Mich Cen n 77?? .
Mln.enrt I'aciac 7ti 1IW 'U
HcckValley 17 tj
N.l , u '.1 1 J ;e;
i.l'. I'ret 4: 4t 43
N.Wegt 10J,J 101K luj
N.Y.C le:u lici ie-5'
NewXngland seii ie; jeJ
Kast louneuseo,.,. ,. .... nn
Omaha s.'i?
Oregon -iTiiiisportatlen.. 17 17JS 17)2
Ontario A W . . uJ
l'atlfleMall ,
itlchuiend Teniitual lJi 'if lav;
BL Paul.... ti tijj r.iil
Texas 1'ucine . te wi 20k
Union I'aclrle 4b 4!2 4Jj
WabushCeiri u ij4 Is
Wabash l'ref w n nu
Weatern U ,,. 7iv2 71 71
West Bhere llenda leiw je.Ji ....
FUlLADkLVUlA LIST.
Jh Vel bjj; srx BJ
U..N.Y.A l'htla ..',
Fa-11.11 f4 M -,;
lte&OIng 20K 21 2U
Leh. Nav m tni tnl
iiestenv. i-ttss '.. :!;;
, etssseeeese eeta 5U
W COntaeeseeeee
l'fceplcii l'nii
Ud. een's 111
1'hlia.TraeUen...,.., -tl
BHIDGE.TOLLS CHANGED.
MK l'i:NSVI.VAM.l ItAll.llOAU TOST A
MSW BOA1.K OF UkTCB.
Tbe Irlc tint Will Us Iltresfur 1'nli 1r
le CrenliiR tte Ulvsr Material
lledaellen In the Olisrsei TIib
C'nr Maremint for Mat el).
Ueftular Correspondence el limtMnsnuia.
Celumiiia, April i!. A petltleu was
circulated about six months asking the
l'ennsylvanla railroad te red nee the tell
en the Columbia bridge The petition
was sent Mr. Wilsen llrewn, superintend
ent of the Frederick division, and that gen
tleman was Instrumental In having the pe
tition gran ted. The rates went Inte effect
en April 1st. The main reduction Is shown
belew:
Old.
rs
wheels, 1 hones, '.'.1
New.
B
211
Wl
30
41
l
71
te
11 00
vs
41
M
Feet I'aMenpnrs .
Waxen (ttmle) 2
" " !l
tt " ;n
1 :i7
1 11 12
a 75
4 " 11.00
& " li.
r. i m
1 " 2
1 " tn
!! 73
4 " ti.eu
it I. 4
1 it 4
4
4
4
11
4
Cnr'laRO (pleat ) J
,. 4
1 11 41
11 it 41
The fare en the train has bccnrcdttced te
ten cent ene way nnd flfteen cents round
trlr.
Car Met (merit.
BLThe following Is the Pennsylvania rall.
read car inovement for March, atUelurcbla.
Tralna Lendert Hnrs Xmiity Tetsl
Xastward....i,nsl 4l3e 4i 41,211
We.lward... 567 ) 1,17 32014 41,373
2,411 M.4J7 ti.1.190 tM.Hi;
Thomnvemont is an Increase ever Feb
ruary, 18b8, of 7,415 earn, buta decrease from
Merch, 1887, of 10,010 cirn.
Hpeclsl services worebnld tn many of Ibe
churches of Columbia en Kaster Sunday.
Cuirtnt lleiintrs lu C'euit.
Court met this morning at 0 o'clock for
transaction of current busltieai Incident te
ApTll lit.
Cyrus O. llarr, of Kt Drutuere, was ap
pointed guardian of tbe miner ohlldtenof
Henry Kibelman, late el Htrabburg town
ship. Argument en the tipplleaMen el
Henry Klsber nnd 1'lilllp llAtsingar, for
IIcoebo for the Ninth ward hotel, was dc dc dc
forred until April 11
The application for n re bearing petitioned
for by Charles lloster, which van te bave
been decided te-day, was poxlpeuod until
tbe 11 Hi, Mr. IIoster'H IIocuke tlces net
oxplre until the t!2d, The prehnbllity is
that n llceuse will be granted te blm.
The court maile a rule lu roferenco te the
application et transfers for a II odbe. Here
after all application) fcr traualer must be
tiled tbe eatne nt original petitions,
and they must be ndvorttsed for three
weeks in the lNTr.i,i.iet.NtKit aud Exam
iner. KemenstrnncsH muy be tiled Rgalust
the graining el n tratisler in the Hame way
as they nre llled ngalnat the granting of the
original lioenae.
Tlie ltcil Knin Fair.
The fair of Ked Hose commnndery el
Knlghtaer the Mystie Chain, clesed en
Saturday evening when the crowd was
tromendour. Tbe following nre the lucky
persona who obtained prlzte with the
nutnber of thelr vetes: H. MoKlrey, re
frigerator, llO.litMlEH Ilachel Keller, fancy
dell, 68; Mr. ThRtcber, watch, 320: Mr.
Hulslgcr, wntch, 13SI.,: Hnmuel Fex, geld
chain, 252J; A. J. Hwartley, chain nnd
ebarin, llljKmll Itutter, rltle, 223; H. Mo Me
Donald, chairs aud lounge, 1221; Mrc l''alck,
dinner set, .lOOjilobert McDonald, Domestlo
sewing machine, CGO; Mrs, Dreldenbacb,
Heme sewing tnaehluc, 400; Mrs. Jacob Mc Mc
Cerklo, tollet set 01. Ticket Ne. 2,870 drew
the sllver pitcher, ,C!)i a bnrrel et Heur,
and 810 ten or coal. The fair was u great
succeess llnanclally.
IllipeBtOTg 111 Tonu.
Ker tbe past few daya l.inoiHter ha bceu
bealegcd by a party of pcudlcrti going from
heuse te benne soiling soap, claiming itle
be tbe product et the Miller Keap company
of this clly. The Miller Heap company de
net employ or counlennncopodullng In any
form, thelr goods being purchasable only
nt the stores.
This is net only nn Imposition upon the
cltlzens but n gross lnjustlce te the home
onterprlsp. If the guilty parties can te
found they will sutler the extreme penalty
et tbe law.
town eti:s.
This morning Mayer Morten held his last
court when he had threo cssee.
Hamuel Kaulz, who for years has kept
the restaurant under the Stevena house,
left yesterday for Flndlay, Ohie, whero he
will go Inte DiiHlnnas,
Mrs, Jehn llupert, whoresUlcN en AVest
WiilnutHtroet, broke her arm nt the wrist
by falling Iretn noliHlrycslerday nttorneon.
On Haturday evening Ibe two-story brick
dwelling beuse nt Ne. 2Z, Coneatega street,
belonging te the estate :f ('. Daltz, wsh
pjrebased by William Dalez.
Made AiKlciiineiitii.
Tlie fellnwlng assignments wero placed
en record te day : Jonas If. Weaver and
wife, of Karl, te David II. Weaver, of l.oa l.ea l.oa
ceck ; Isaae N. llilr Bnd wife, el Karl, te
Israel lUlr, et tbe same township,
WLTxn tVntsit 1ms been appelntrd spertal
police elllcer at I lie Mivnnoiclier hew 1
AiiinsfmeiiiR,
77ii! iMjaytlte Velltae liter Club. Te mer.
row uvoulngthe Lafayutte College gle hauje
andmandellu clnhs will appear In the opera
house. ThostadenUarospoudlng,thelr Ea
ter vacation In this way, und they huve ap.
pouted In Pittsburg, Alteena and ether cities
with great success, ahoy travel lu thelr own
private cir and are hiving a geed tluie
Kvorywheie they are warmly welcomed and
they should he here. The Keslen Sj-prrit
sys: "lliey are certainly hotter than the
Lutuyotte clubs of any former years and are
undoubtedly the peer of any college club lu
tbaemintrv."
Jiatr AiivuHxiBKainit-tt).
A" l'PKKNTICKSWANTKD ATDKHSS.
umkleg at Ne. it liut OrauEOstueU Lnc.
cmer, l'q. apr.'-ua
TT-ANTKD-A COOK.
O0O1) WAOKS
11 torigiupersnu
Ul'UU
N0.3I2.NOUT11 llUKKSf.
WANTi:i)-.V GOOD HOStK K() A
Olrlthlrtnen years old. of goedhahlt
In nsltlcUy respect
utiletamlly. Lull en or ud-
uinti,
H "N.W
A.,"LcoptrdHeUl.
WANTKD AT ONOK SHIKT-MAK.
K II h und rintjhurs. Steady work giur.
antetd. Apply at
T1H1UT SHANK'S
Marble Krent SLlrt 1'attery, ae, 12 North
(jueen struct.
WOH1C WAKTKD-llY MAN AND
wile, the man Iers.wlng and splitting
kindling weed, pumping water from cellars
or spurting for guiden, 'thowttuler waalilng
In prHdiu heiiaes. Bend weid liv )e-)tul curd
te Ne, 25 Levu Lane, near Maner Btrett. it
TfUST KKOKIVKD-A KINK LOT OK
. Jtxeelgler I'earl Tuhnrett) Itnlhs. C'lt and
telect, rlrst p'ck always the best. Only Be
eacn ; Bea. per deien. '
W, 0. l'YI'Klt
H No.2I8WetKlngBti'eot.
TJiOK KENT.-THK T1IK15K KTOHY
XI llrlck Dwelling, Nn. it) North Prince
street, new occupied by Dr. 8. U, Foreman
Alse a ritorereoin, ilaixment and u lunre
Mall, uultahle for munutacturtng or ether uu
lnej. Inquire et
JOHN W. Al'l'EL.
i.e,,v .,.,, Ne. 33 North DukeBtieet.
Jan25-W,H,Mtfd
Ul'KUlAh KXCUKSION'H IO 5THK
WEST.
Tn,V.cJ.'rur,as flur'K April special low
rates uud hett accoiuineduttoiia.
.!er",I,I"'r InlpruiaUeii, Mans, Tlme-Tablcs.
ete. write or tall en II.A.Ul.Oss. '
rt,;f,,!l!0rAlentJih,c&0Nertbwe.teruKttli
jrsy0empany,29Ceuwe Hquar-. Lancaster
ap2-lincedAw
AM WAD VMR TJaXttKtm.
WK AKB
NOW OI'EN.
Rohrer's Liquor Stere,
21 Centre Square, Lancaster, Pa.
EMPLOYMENT OKKICK REMOVED
TM-N0.33RAKT KINO BTUKKT.
Wantta On cook, one half-greirn girl and
one up-t talrs girl.
H 0, A. WSBTHAirrKB.
i ACOB K. HUEAKFEU'H
PURE RYE WHISKY.
(kty OWN DISTILLATION.)
NO. 1BOKNTRK BQUAItK.
G
UAND UROI'KNINO
or thb
EMPIRE
HOTEL,
Ne. 141 East King atreet,
XASTSH MONDAY, Al'XIL 2e.
llcst of Ltrjuerr, Choice Eoers, Ale and l'er.
teren tap.
mn-ltdll LaWKtNCXKNAPr.rrep.
VyAlT UNTIIj A l'lll Li 10
TO BUY YOCK
FURNITURE.
OCHS & GIBBS
Will open with Kntlm New Stock, 2d, Sd and
4th Floers,
XI HOOrif O.UXKN BTHKKT,
Lancaster, I'a., (Formerly Oeo, II. Bchanm's.)
inSlindU
JLtUSlUHIOKK.
W. D. M03SER
Will open hlsMUBIOflTOllK with a full line
of new aoedson MOND A, Al'UII. 2,ut
NO ill NOUTII ffOXKN BTUEEr,
(OldBtand.)
Alse A (tout for the Geld String Bchonmacker
l'ianes. m!0 7idtt
Cl'KINO, 18S3.
Fine Tailoring.
This Is te Inform my customers that I am
new prepared tn show tbem an Assortment
of spring bulling ana xrowserlng that cannot
be surpassed,'
The Liiest Noveltlos In Spring Ovorcentlag
et my own Importation and confined styles.
H. GERHART,
FINltlM POUTING TA1LOK. NO.UNOUTU
UUKKN BT.. LANOA8TKK. PA.
e
I'KN
MONDAY AND
B.VK5IN03.
HATUKDAY
BTUKNOTIf,
lir.Aurv,
SMALL
l'KlCK.
reRTUK
MOST IIKLIAULK
UKN'S.YOUTIIS'.BOY'S
Ann
CIIILDHKN'S
CLOTHING
-AND-
Furnishing Goods,
In Large tSelpcllnn.nt Lewest Prices, In Now New
ejt ana Staple Styles, (;e te
MARTIN BRO'S
CI.OIIKNa AND r-UKNlSUl.NO
OJUUS,
Ul NOttTH QUERN HT.
M
YKKH A ItATUKON.
Ease 'and Comfert.
IN
AU 11T10.V TO -IIIK KULL
UIVKN1N UUll
VALUK
CLOTHING
We have looked well nlter the Kase and
Coin fort of our I'ntmna In ulvlnir thorn Uraca
f lit unit Husy-Kltttni,' clothing, ul
POPULAR PRICES.
If vim arnlmrd tn tit, give us atrial. II you
are tun! te please, Umu a leek ut
.OUR SDPERB STOOK
-OF-
Spring Clothing.
if you don't knew what te bnv for Spring,
leek through our styles and you'll surely 11 nd
something te jour taste. II you are en u tour
et Impaction, we'll net bere you te buy.
Tliere'a no need of It ; the lusurtment Itsutl
will muke a purchaser of you.
Myers & Rathfon,
LKADIMU Cl.OTlUEHS,
NO. 12 BAST KING ST.,
LANCASTER I'A.
-8el Agnncy f.ir the PKUfECT FIT
T1NO CKOMiVKLL SHlUT-lllU ouch, U0
the halt dozen.
W1L
L.IAMHON A l'OSTEU.
SemetliiDg te Remember!
-THAT-
WE ARE SELLING
MKN'd HEAVY COLUMBIA
SlUUTSforaiCenls.
CHEVIOr
MEN'S OUNCE DUCK WOUl. 1NO COATS
Ker te Cents.
LADlKi 1IOSK thu nni geed value ferlOc
Weecll reur l'nlis fer!5c.
MEN'3 SrirK WOOL KELT DltESS HATS
Fer 75 Cents.
Tbe Largest Assortment et CKYSTALZINO
and 1 eathcr Covered Trunks
AT LOW 1'K1CK9
Williamson & Fester,
32,34,3G&38E.KIKGST.,
LANCASTXK.I'A.
ItKW AD VXRTIBKMBNTB.
NOTIO K-BAHTE KN M A RKKT
HOU8X. Oa ana after 1UK1UAY,
AFXI li s, market will eptn at s o'clock.
mJOStdll
TfTOR KENT OR I.EAHK THB COAIj
i and Lumber Yard with F. K. K. HtdlDi
iir.
offlee, sheas and coat bins new occepled by U.
Martin, frentlnv en North Water atmct.
r sirm
Inxten
Detween Lernnn ana James street, ana eztena
Ini
west te FennHt K. H. This property is
snlUbl for anv I
aina or nnimesa. rer further
narUcnlara. anelr te A. A. MTMBA.
llO-UdH Nan West King street.
JiUR SALE,
The Kevg(eie Planing lit),
NORTH CH AHLOTTK ST.,
with a ceed run of ttadn. IsorTeredforsale.on
the meat reasonable terras A geed chance ler
a young man wishing teeniraire tn business.
Apply te F: u. stokeib. Ant ,
!H2 N. Charlette St. Lancaster, ra.
missnOM.w.s
INH AND COUNTKK KOH HALK.
rOUS ALX CHEAP,
Coffee and Tea Bins
-AND-
ONE GOOD COUNTER
-3ALL AT-
Ne. 447 West Walnut Street,
AfTKUTO-OAY (SATUUDAY.l
JOHN A. CLARK.
R
KMOVAL
ON APRIL 3d,
On ucciiint of building the EOUTHKIIN
MAlll. K r, 1 will remeve my
UNDERTAKING
BSTADLUHMENT
TO TUB -
Nerlheait Cor. Seuth Qaete and Gettnu Jtrttlf,
Whero I can be found at any time,
Day or Night.
My many frlendu and cmtemrn will plea'0
take notlte of my change of removal.
LEVEN R. ROTE.
mil lwdftltw
s
fKlKU OCODS.
New Spring Goods!
WATT &SH AND
UavJ glu succeeded In Bccuting a CuU
Line el htiw Colorings In
All-Weel Henriettas,
rorlyelr Inches Wlda,7S3 and II 03 a yard.
The nnntmeus rlemand el this make of goods
has mcd)df slrable co'ers. such as ueslda. Ma
hogany, tferpent, behelln, Ae , extremely
scarce.
ALL-WOOL IHIOADCLOTII SUlTINU3i
60 Inches WUe, (0c a Yard.
ALL-WOOLBritlNO SUITINGS,
Excellent (jnallty. Yard Wide, 35c a Yard ;
Made te Uetull at tee.
30 Inch ALL-WOOL CIIKCKKI) BUIT1HGS,
V3c u Yard ; Cheap at 37X.
3Mnch PL AI I) SUITINGS. 50c a Yard j .tegu
lar Price, 25e.
ONKUUNDltKDDOZKN
GENT'S DNLADNDRIED SHIRTS
New Yerk Mills Muslin. Full Llnen llosem
and Culls. Lined and Ueluferced, We each. Me
butter sold for 7fc,
OnoMero Case ULKACHKO and DAMASK
CLOTHS, ene third oil Uusual l'rlcej.
liLBACHKl) DAMASK CLOTHS,
Very rinn gualtly. S 1 at tl.21 and II te 8x10
at 11.75 und llue. 8x12 at 1100 and li a.
UK AW CltKAM DAHASK CLOTHS, 8-i Ut
b7KC 8ll0, I1U3. 8X12, I1.J5.
riflv Dezen UI.KACIIRD DAM ASK TOWKLS
attUceach; thought cheap ut Me.
New Yerk Stere.
J."
MARTINA CO.
J. B. MARTIN ii CO.
150 PIECES
French and American
SAIIES
On Our Counters te
Select Frem.
FREHCI SATINES,
29 te 5 Cents.
American Satines
8, 10 and 12 1-2 Oents.
itxw aj rxHTiBKtrmim.
PuiiracHAiaE.
Will positively be sold te the highest bid
der, three Aiwelllnga at the Court lleute,
OS 8ATCBDAT, ArtlL 7, 18S3.
Tbese properties an attuaUd en West Mif
flin street, retween Water asd Mnlterr
street. Tha let baa a front of 21 feet 8 Inches,
ant extends In depth 120 feet te a 14-feet wide
alley, en which ars creeled two two-story Part
llrlck and Fart frame Dwelling liensea, Nes.
T14 and sis Mlfllln atrnet,and algtoryhrlek
Dwelling In mirtbjrdranu and ether Im
prove menu. These houses are occupied aad
paying well. .
Hala te commence at TK o'clock en raid day,
when conditions will be made known hy
. , ., ... JOHNr.KANK.
Jqil L. IIaikss, Anctlenetr.
FULTON OPEKA HOUHE.
Wedneaday Bve, April 4
BEACONLIGHTS.
The only production of Its kind In America I
A TKKMENDOU8 SUCCKBB.
The Beautiful Comefly Ftctnreique flay,
BEACON LIGHTS.
Mr. Geerge Lcareek and Qreat Cast.
Xagn'ncent Tropical Bcenea.
Elaborate Appointments,
ritlCRS i 25, 50 aad 7.1GKNTO.
UKBKVVBO BKAT8 75 CENTS.
New en sale at Opera Heuso Office. ap2 Std
COURT PUOCDAMATION.
Whereas, the Honorable Jehn 11. Living
ston, President, and Ilonerablo Imvld W. JfuU.
tnraen, Additional Law JuiIke of the Courts et
Common I'leaa In and rer the county or Lan
caster, and Assistant Justices of the Courts
of . Oyer and Terminer and General
Jail Delivery nnd Quarter Bosslens of the
Peace In and for the county of Lancaster,
have Issued their precept, te me directed, re
quiring ma umonKemor luings lomaKepuu
lle proclamation throughout ray bailiwick,
that a Court of Oyer nnd Terminer and a Gen
oral Jail Dellvery, also a Court of General
Quarter Sessions of tne reuce und Jnll Deliv
ery, IU commence In the Court Heuse, In
the city of Lancaster, In the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania,
ON TDK THI11D MONDAY IN APKIL.
(tbe 10th), 1S88,
In pnrsnance of which jrocept pnhlle notlee
Is hereby rI von te the Mayer and Aldermen of
the City or Lancaster, In the said county, nnd
nil the Justices of the l'cace, tbe Corener
and Constables of the said City ,'nnd County
of Lancaster, thattbey be then and therein
their own proper persons, with thelr rolls, re ro re
cerds and examinations, nnd Inquisitions, and
their own remembrances, te de these things
Which te thelr offlces nppcrtiitn In thelr he he he
halftobedonot and also all tho-ie who will
prosecute against the prisoners who are, or
then shall be, In the Jail el of the said County
of Lancaster, are te be then and there te pros
ecute uKulnst thorn as shall be just.
Dated at Lancaster, the ttfth day of March,
im. D, K. UUUKUOLDKU,
az.9JA2iw BbeiilT.
N'
OTICE.
0FIC O THE LlVCASTBR IIOVB MlTTCil.)
iiBE InsuBAKca Ce, he. 137 Kast Kime
BTBEKT, LAK0A8TBB, I'A., April 2, M. J
NOTICE OF AfcSKBSMKIlT, NO. 6.
The mombers of said flre Insurance Coin Cein
tiany are hereby netintd that Assessment Ne.
e was ordered by the Heard nt Dlroetors en the
third of February, 168)?; en .the renrjoctlve poli
cies of Insurance of said company, at the rate
of HI S3 en each 11,(00 of tbe adjusted or taxa taxa
ble amounts which will be lennd stated In the
respective policies. An abatement of two per
cent. Is te be made en all quotas paid en or
befere the last day of April entulng, and an
abatement of one per cent, en .these paid dur
ing the month et Msy ( these remaining un
paid at tbe end et May te ba paid In
full, and these remaining unpa'd at the
end el June te be put late the hsnes
et a collector and ten per cent added for cost
of collection. All policies whose quotations
are net paid en or befere the end of Jnne
f be suspended by the fact of such non-payment,
wllhent any special aotlen by the com
pany te declare them suspended, and te re
main suspended until the quotas respectively
urn tirNI. or the nellclcs invalidated or can-
Milled thoae net paid en or befere the end of
J aly te be absolutely Invalidated by such non
unvmnnt. nnd te be tncken from the beika e
the company, and the list of dollnquent quotas
te be placed In legal proccsset collection. Tbe
quotas are te be paid te the Treasurer, C. II.
Lefovre, without lurthnr notice, at the offlce
of the company, Ne. 137 East King street, Lan
caster, I'a. Ofllce hours lrem ff tell o'clock
a. m and lrem a te 5 p. m , and en Saturday
evenlnpa during the month of April from 7H
te 9 o'clock p. m.
11.
U. AI1BAU1,
11. L. Fit All. BY.
C II. LErKVlalS.
Assessment Committee.
ap2-itdM
R003H AD UWtN
N
EVV BUOE 8TOIIB.
WILL BE READY!
-TUB-
NEW SHOE STORE
AT THE MAUULK JT110NT,
NO. 21 NORTH. QUEEN ST.,
Will bj open SATURDAY, MAUCH31, and
be ready te tUsplny the Flneet and Cheapest
Lines of Heets and Shoes ever exhibited In
this market, all the Lalest Styles bought di
rect lrem the manufacturers. We would call
Sour attention te our radios' and Gents' Fine
beer, and te the Farmers and Werklngmen,
In this clots et goods we have a great varlrty
at low figures. On our opening day we Invite
the publie te glve us a call and examlnn for
themselves. Our Uoeda nre all Marked In
Plain Figures. One l'rlce te All and Fair
Dealing will be Our Motte. All goods will be
sold en Uieae merits ami will be us recom
mended, call en Opening Day.
ft SWILKEY,
24 North Qneen Street.
inarK-Stnd
B
OOTS AND SHOES.
A Eare Chance,
b PER CENT REDUCTION
KltOM r
March 31st te April 30tb,
ON ALL
BOOTS, SHOES, ROBBERS, Ac,
Ileught at Our Stere.
THE REASONS
by we bave elfercd this reduction are :
1st, Became we have been in tbe habit e
giving away lrem Twenty-ne te Seventy-five
Dollars Werth of Cards and Chremes uvery
Kaster, and we think It will be the lame te us
und mero advuutagoeus te the l'urchoaer te
get that amount (the cost et the curds) en of
their 1'urchases.
2d. Because we feel confident that It we can
In this way Introduce the lines of goods we
are new running Inte mero fumtlles, at the
prices we are new soiling (te say nothing of
the 6 Per Cent. Reduction) will be greatly te
our advantage us welt as te the advantage of
thn Purchaser.
This etTer Is net toNew Patrons only, but te
all of our Regular customers u well ; but ixmr
In mind we only m.ke this offer irem this
SATURDAY, MAKJlt 31st, te MONDAY,
APRIL 30:h, 1&0, lucluBlve.
REMEMBER,
We have our Ooerts marked In Plain i'lgntcs
and net lu Letters erthuaslurs.
We Mean Just What We Say !
We will give the Purchaser Flve Cents etr of
evety Hellar's Werth of Uoeds l'nrchssed at
our e tore during Bald Umu or 5 pur cunt ouef
all amounts Lean than line Dellar
-lIf member This Hale i ommencPs THIS
haturday, MAltjlI sut and Unas MO.N
DAY, APRIL 30lh.
OURJIOTrOSARE:
,f Quick Siilfs and Email TreHtf?,"
AND
" Honesty Is tlie llest rellcy."
FREY d
ECKERT,
The Loidets of Lew Prices lu
Beets & Shoes,
NO. 3 BAST KINO BTREET, LA.N-
OA8TER, PA,
marsa-ua
DRY GOODS.
rjiUE peepl'e;b;6a8h store.
Grand Opening
-or-
Ne. 25 East King St.
SATURDAY, MARCH 31,
Everjbedy Cordially Invited te be
present at our Opening, whether you
may wish te purchase or net.
Come and See. our Styles and make a
Nete of our Prices.
Respectfully,
GEO. P. BATH VON.
marll-lydAw
KTOTICE.
DON'T TAIL TOSKK
BTAMM UltOTUEBS' OBAND OPENING
BATU11DAY, MAHCH31.
110STON STORE, Nes Wand 37 NOIVTII
QUEEN STREET.
Q.OTO
8TAMM HUOTJIE'OS'
OBANUOl'KNINO, SATURDAY, MAUCH 31,
AND OUT B.UQAIN8,
NOS. J5andS7NOUTH (JUEKN BTUEKT.
xyHYNerap.y
ST.UM BUOTUKU3
FOlt LATENT STYLES IN DItESI UO0D",
35 Ut.a 37 NOItTB QUEEN 8TEKKT.
TJON'T MISS
THK OllAND OrKNlNO
AT 1IIB
llOSTON STOKE, Hes. f5 ana 37 NORTH
O.UKKN BTUEET,
SATURDAY, MAUCH31, llOSTON STORE.
B
ARQAINB FOR EVERBODY
THE (.HAND Ol'KMNU
STAMMlHtOTUKR9,!5and37N. QUEEN BT.
BOSTON STORK.
s
EETHK
HIUQEST WINDOWS IN TUK CITY
AT
BTAUM HUOIHKUS, 35 A S7 NORTH QUEEN
8T11EET.
BOSTON bTORK, OPENINGS ATUUDAY,
MARCH 31.
G
RAND Ol'KNlNQ
c
STAMU BROTHERS' NEW STORK,
31 and 37 North Queen St.,
SATURDAY, MAROn 31. BOSTON STORK.
OTAMM BROTHERS
OPEN IN THEIR NEW STORK,
N03. 33 and 37 NORTH QUEEN BTREET,
SATURDAY', MARCH 31,
Come and see Bargains.
JTOTIOE.
DON'T KAIL TOSKK
8TAMU BUOTHKRS' GRAND Ol'KNINO.
SATURDAY. MARCH 31,
BOSTON STORE, Nes. S5 and 37 NORTH
QUEEN BTREET.
G
TO
STAMM UUOTHEUS'
GRAND OPENING, SATURDAY, MARCH 31,
ANDOLT BARGAINS,
Nei. 33 and 37 NORTH QUEEN SI ItKET.
WUY
NOT TRY
STAMM BltOrilKRI'
FOR LATEST STYLES IN DRESS GOODS,
35 and 37 NORtH QUEEN STREET.
FOR BALIS OR RXNT.
DKHIC ROOM FOR RENT ON THE
fleer of tha Commercial Exchange, above
Kepler's Hardware Stere Fer terms Inqulre
or J K UM1II.K, SecreUry,
m3 Wtd Blnkley 'a BrlOue, Lac caster Ce., Pa.
T5ES1DENOK
ON
THE EAST HIDE
between Oranire anil
XV of Duke strtet.
Chestnut, ler lent
mis-std
Inquire or
A.J.STEINMAN.
At this Offlce,
FOR RKNT.
A tbivo-ntery fire-proof Warehouse suit
able for tobacco or manufacturing purposes,
situated en East Oram street. Inquire at
23 KAST KINO BTHKKT.
Tenns reasonable, l'ostesslen immediately.
uiaU-ecdtfd,
"VTOW READY.
J3I Parties wishing te view the North Duke
street "Green Stene Frent" Houses, can de se
by calling at tbe fourth heuse sreui New
street, wmenis new couipletoaud open for In-BjH-ctlen
from 9 a. in. te 10 p. in.
KDW1N EBKRMAN.
lOR RKNT FROM APRIL 1, 1888,
Xt for one or a tnrm of years, the Btrasburg
Railroad, with Coel and Luincer Yard, Ware
house, Locomotive at,d Cars t all In geed and
running elder. Tbe lease of this valuable
property presents a
rare pppertuntty te any
gage In a pleasant, w ell
able business. Fer con.
uartv Oeafiinr te eniri
ftfitahltiihed and nmfltab
dltlens, rent or ether Information apply te
The People's Cash Stere
LMeattn wm 38 years old. He was net
THUB.OrUJCNUX 4UAUI,
818 51AKKET ST., lUWUSAURU, 1A.
m8-tfa
Lascuur City, ra.
W