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sgfcj JefcM wm m house carpenter with a family
, rtfV? Ta children, ana his wire always sent
: W M dlsner by little Jennie, the eldest
S . it Migfctef.. Re manasedte clethe and feed
PrViCfcwi well, and te send the three eldest te
Wp' ?S-rlWol,ferhe vowed that he weuldhave
VCbMHt of ene tax at least. He lived
fft VvW" P e' ne city where the
iMf bWX'waier was se tmerlv nerved that the
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ViIki knew that though lie pall
f :. " taxes directly he did se through
tir'faylBfr his rent te the house
h.'ll ewner whe'pald the tax. He therefore
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fig"- daughter about tiioappreachlne ro-encnlmr
: $& te schools, and nflar n hearty lunch nnd
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liSis-t hurrying of people. The plasterer
W'.ljMa 'n fourth story room stepped and Razed
v "'';w,e 'nether for a moment of IMciiIiik
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"It's Jehn fell te the pavement!"
The men quickly descended and Jolnel
the gathering crowd around the flgure en
the sidewalk and wcre glad te hear him
groaning, as at first thought any Injury Is
lass tcrrible than sudden death. Hut wlieii
taey found the man Jjing with n broken
leg and a long splinter driven through his
. ether thigh, a pioce of the pole that had
broken the fall ana perhaps saved his
life, they doubted whether a fatal ending
weuiu nei nave been belter than
se much suffering. Already a peel of bleed
bad gathered and It was evident that the
man would bleed te death If something
was net dene for him at once. A n lit ex
amination showed the end of the bone pro
jecting from his right leg, but the thick
splinter in his left thigh added te the agony
of his position en the hard ivoinentaiul
made it Impossible te meve him with
out gMng feaiful p.iln. The wounded
man said nothing and bravely
tried te stand the pain, Iheugl'i
bla chalky face and blue lifts told of tlin
struggle. He was tee much hurt te think
much, but looked forward with n vague
horror te the moment whun he must be
lifted te the fleer of a wagon nnd must un
dergo the fearful terture or the longrlde te
hi home. He knew that he could net
stand it. He had been present when a
brakeman with a crushed leg uasleadinl
en the fleer or an express wagon and taken
te the hospital. The doctors said the man
died from slieck, but the carpenter and
ethers believed he died from wagon lloer.
That brakeman's agonized fuce a he
went jolting through the streets was new
befere the wretched man en the sidewalk,
among the shifting faces of his wife ami
children and the vivid memories that vemu
te dying men. He seemed te hear the
groans and cries of the niHii in the wagon
and recalled his bitter thoughts or the iicl'-
lect that made such inhumanity possible.
Just then he heard u little bell sharply
rung and heard seme ene sav : "' Here it is
w the ambulance !'
Jehn had been se busily at work that he
had been tee tired te read the papers for
several nights and though he knew that an
ainnuiance was te be bought he was net
aware that it had arrived and was In place
ataflre engine house, from which It could
be called by telephone.
A practical man across the sticet had
seen the scafTeld give way, and Jehn hud
hardly fallen borero the practical man wns
at the telopheno erdering the ambulance,
and the telephone exchange girl wan nt the
same tlme notifying the doctor.
The light but strongly built wagon tame
rushing down the btreet whlle the doctor
en the seat boslde the driver held his case
of Instruments and bandages In one hand
and rang the warning bell with the ether,
that all vehicles might get out of the way
quickly. "Thank Ged, here's the ambu
lance," said the old foreman ns he turned
with tears in his eyes from a rough
attempt te Btep the bleeding. The crew d
fell back te allow the chicle te come dene
up te the mangled man nnd the doctor was
aoen kneeling by hlsslde haidnt work.
. The deer at the back of the vehlcle wns
opened, showing two strctchers swung in
an ingenious way nt cither slde nnd ee
arranged that a badly Injured man could
be taken through the streets without
delay and with no Jolting or Jarring.
One of thesewas removed and placed en
the ground by the injured man, who was
new mere quiet under the intlucnce of n
drug. The bleed wns stanched, nnd bound
In many flrinly wound bandages, the man
was carefully lifted en the stretcher, nnd
then the strctcher w as easily nnd imlekly
placed in position in the ambulance, the
doers were closed, and physlduu and i.a
Ueut dreve oft" te the lntter's home. Te the
anxious wife the doctor said, "We have
your husband here, but he will pull
through all right, bewuse I get there in
time te aive him seme bleed."
But Jehn only niuttcred ns he was lifted
en the stretcher te his bedside, and easily
trausferrcd te the bed. "Thank Ged ler
the ambulance !"
JlOHALl
The IsTELUOENCiat announced en fcat
urday that it would rccelve contributions
for the purchase of an ambulance, and
te-day envelopes have been distributed en
dorsed as fellow s :
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return te bearer or I.vTELLteE.vcKn eiucc,
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JOSEPHINE SEirKTTT Xoy-SUITED.
The Court nuledTh.it I'lulntlfTHnd Xet
Proven XcrI lattice.
The testimony for the plaintiff in the suit
of Jesephine Selfsrt vs. the Pennsylvania
railroad company, en trial before Judge
Livingston, was concluded en Wodnesday
afternoon.
Counsel for the railroad company moved
for a non-suit en the ground that plaintiff
had net proven negllgence en the part of
the defendant. This motion was argued at
length. The court granted the motion of
non-suit.
A rule te show cause why the non-suit
should net be stricken off wns granted. 11.
C. Brubaker and B. I Davis for plaintiff;
E. T). Xerth for defendant.
The suit or the trustees of Monterey
Ledge, vs. Adam Oblcnder and Charles
SrhaefTer was continued,
uineiii: jvjiiei: rATrnnseN.
The suit of Bcbecca Telllnger n. Martha
J. Reynolds, administratrix Of Milten Roy Rey Roy
nelds, drccHSed, was attached for trial en
Wcdnesday artorneon. This was a suit te
recover for services rondered under the
fellow lug clrcumstnuces: Milten Reynolds
iUrd In Drumern township in 1880. He
wasecrH) years old, had no ene te care
for him and for nearly nlne months dur
ing his last sick Hess he wasnursed by Mrs.
Telllnger. Mr. Reynolds suffered from
cancel nnd required the constant attention
or the pleiiitiir. he claimed 100 per
month for her rci vices and this amount the
administrator or the decedent claimed was
exorbitant, reruscd te pay It nnd then this
suit was brought.
Itefore the defense was re.ichcd this
morning Philip Zcrlicr, ene of the Jurer,
wns excused en account of the serious 111
ness or his son-in-law nud the c.ise went
e or until this afternoon.
The suit of Uriah llltzer s. J. I. L. Lied
wns amicably settled. McMullen for
plalnttir, Wilsen nnd Kberly for defendant.
The suit of Allen O. Pyie vs. the ceuntv
et Lnncuster wn attached this morning.
This Is nn action te recover costs for ser
vices perfermed. Plaintiff pi evud that in
Xovembor, 18S7, he was informed or n 10b
beryncur Petersburg. He learned that
Merris dark was the thief, he ai rested
him nud recovered the stelen property. In
erder te held the thler he made complaint
against him before Alderman McConeiuy.
After Clark was locked up Peliceman
Reehrlch met Christian Ilabcckcr, the
party from whom the turkeys wero utelcn.
Mr. Habccker went with this officer te
Alderman Hersliey's uud preferred n suit
against Clark. Alter the ense was tried In
court Reehrlch wns allowed the fees In the
chbe, and then Olllccr Pyle brought this
suit.
The defouse w ns that the county lm lug
paid nil the fees te Ofllcer Reehrlch, it
could net be nsked te again pav them lu
Olllcer Pyle.
The court instructed thejuiy te liml ler
plaintiff for the full amount of his claim,
W.8i U. V. Davis for plaintiff, It. C. Hru
baker and Geergo A. Laue for defendant.
A STABLE MtWHOTO).
An Incendiary Helleved te Rare Caused
Tueaday Arteraoen Blaze.
Lancaster had another fire en Tuesday ar ar ar
ternoeu, Just about the tlme the newspa
pers wcre going te press. It was In a
frame sUbte in the rear of 701 North Lime
street, which property is owned by D. P.
Lecher'a estate, and is occupied by Abra
ham Apptcbach. On the same spot a stable
was burned three years age, when the
property was owned by Adam Mlshllch.
The alarm for yesterday's fire was struck
from bqx W,at Duke and Frederick streeU
The flremenwere net slew in getting te
the grounds, nnd they extinguished the
flamet, but net until the building wns al
most enllroiydestreycd eratle-ist burned te
such nn extent that it will have te be tern
down and rebuilt. In the building were
$309 w erth of old rags which w ero mnde up
In bales. Applebach formerly bought rags
and these en hand belonged te Jehn A.
Shebcr, who had no insurance upon them.
Heveral wagons wcre taken out of the
building, but four sets of harness, a rag
pros and pair of scales, all of which be bo be
lenged te Mr. 8hober, were destroyed.
Next te the burned stable wero two small
structures, which wcroewnod by Frederick
Liscman, ami limy wcre also pretty well
damaged. There was nothing In thorn of
value.
The belleflsthat the fire, which broke
out In the second story and was first seen
coming out or the roer, was the work of nn
Incendiary. After dinner a tramp came te
Applebach's house and impudently nsked
for something te cat, which was net given
him. He went away In n very bad humor
and hn Is said te liave been scen near the
stnble shortly befere the fire was dis
covered by Mrs. Applebach.
Mr. Lechor's building was allied at
about WW, and he has an Insurance upon It
eff-WOIn the Olrnrd company, or Phila
delphia, of which Jete Rlfe is the agent.
Mr. Hhober complains about the inanucrin
which the fire nn extinguished. He says
that the bale of rags were put together
with big deuble presses, and the
rags in them, which wcre loll Intact,
wero burned only en the ontslde. The
tlroineii for seme reason cut the wlrjs
around several of the bundles, and threw
them out of the building. They w ero scat
tered around In the mud.nndltwlll rcqulre
much labor te wash, dry nnd repack thorn.
Mr. Shoher snyB it wn net necessary te i ul
the wires,
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A Pnlr Audlouce Urrets All Iiiillnn Stni
III a llerilci- Piny.
Last evening the "beautiful, soiisatlenal,
thrilling picture of frontier llfe," ns the
bills described the play, "The Indian
Mall-Carrier," was piescntcd In Pulton
opera heuse. Thore wns a large gallery
and the crowd downstairs was light. The
play was written by Go-Wen-Go-Mohawk,
an Indian woman, who Is
also the slnr of the company. The
pioce is or the rogulntlen border kind,
and Is tilled with much gore. The star
appeared In n male charnctcr, that of the
mail-carrier. She lias n geed voice and is
active, but she has n grent deal te learn be be bo
fero she becomes an actress. The otlier
oharactei In the play Included n
vllllnneii Mexicflii who wasniwnys foiled
in his desliiiis, n cewnrdlv nrmv nntnr
nn Irishman, n negre and n pretty maiden.
Clurlle Charles a the Irishman wu quite
funny at times nnd Miss Biickliiglinin was
M'ryultuicthens Mellic. She liilieduccd
sex end songs thut pleased In the last net.
.Soiiiuefthoothor mombersol thocemMiiy
wcre geed, Including W. S. Montgomery,
as Simmh Jee, nnd etheis very bad. Kuch
oneorthonicniriedagun, pistol or knlfe
nud these wcre used upon the slightest
provocation. A cannon was nlse
brought into soivlce, nud It almost
shook seme or the kids out of the
gallery when It whs dischaigcd. One
of the Incidents of the play wns the duel
bctwenn the mivll-cnrrlcr nnd Sianlh Jer,
The gnllery wns occupied mestlv In- iun
who salwlth their coats eir, yelling nt the
the lej of their voices most of the tlme.
The niiise made by tlieni has never been
equalled In the history or the house. Thev
wero pleased If ether pcople wcre net.
AititEvi' orArueiTivi:.
iienry A . llrulmUei- Arrested tu Rend.
lllKlinaLedBeitiiiJiill.
Hoiue months nge Hci.iy W. Biiibnkun
Indicted for keeiilng a bawdy liouse aud
Nielatlng the liquor law, skipped away
from the jurisdiction of this court, lie
went te St. Leuis, but did net remain there
long. His ball wns forfeited nnd a bench
warrant issued for his arrest. His brether
was Interested In his enpture bevnuse he
had helpd te indemnify the beiidsmnii.
Suit was net bieught en the bend bo be
catifca It was nrrnngid te pay the amount of
the same out or nn inheritance coming te
Brubakcr and his biethci.
Ills brether learned n few davs nge that
llemy was In Reading in the tame Imsl Imsl
ness he had In this city. He put the mat
ter in charge or Deputy .Shcrill Armstrong,
nnd that ellleUl went te Reading en Wed
nesday. He found his mail without any
treuble nnd brought liini te this city en the
Inte train last night.
He was ledged In the county Jail and
will remain there until the adjourned ses
sions in Oclober, w hcu he will be tried.
The tuhtliuuiiy I strong against him nnd
he will probably plead guilty te pre out
all the damaging circumstances against
nun irem ecmg brought te the attention of
the court.
UM-QHTUNATE CHRIST ICI.tNE.
He Out Se Drunk Tlmt Anether Con Cen Con
ntable Is Olillijed Te Loek lllm Up.
Constable Christ Kllne, of West Hciup Hciup
lleld township, who spends nuirly every
day in Ltncaster, where hi does most of
his business, is constantly getting Inte
trouble. He usually leaves for home en
Hunlsburg Accommodation nt 6:30 in the
evenlng. Of lale very big loadsefrum hnve
been accompanying him home, und from
their great slre the wonder has been te
many that the railroad company did net
charge him extra fare. It dees net matter
te him he,v full he becomes, or In what
part of town he Is when the tlme for the
train te lca e nrrlves, as he nlways tries te
ninke the station. Iaist evening he appeared
nt tlie corner of Walnut and Neith (Juccii
streets. He was se drunk that he did net
knew what he was doing, and he sited se
badly that pollce were sent for. When the
officers arrived Christ had disappeaied.
He tiext turned up at the P. R, It. railroad
station, but en account of his condition the
tniinmen rerused te take lilm en the cars.
He then began floundering aieund the
station like a ."liicken with its, head cut oil
and he "iieu wns ns bloody ns u fowl in
that condltleii.for he fell from the platform
in the btntlen nnd cut his fnce ery badly.
Several or his friends tried te get liini te a
place, whero he w euld net make such n dis
play of himself, but they could de nothing
with him. Finally Constable niiriimn
made up his mind te take Kllne te the
station heusp. The latter could net walk
and he was hauled te the place of confine
ment en n trunk truck. He wns balled out
iiilsniornlngfer h healing befere Alder
man Dceii.
A DANGEIIOUh ItPXAWAi .
A llei-su Willi ii llrokeii lilt ItiinuliiK At
Pull hpecd.
About neon te-day Dr. M. L. Herr, or
Neith Duke stiect, had n runaway which
might lm e cost him his llfe ernt least ery
serious Injuries. He was drl lug his mare,
usually u very quiet nnd gcntle animal, up
Neith Queen stiect, and near Oningothe
en in oke. l he brldle seen t-.unoeir the an
imal nud this Irigiitciicd lier. She started
ollen a run w Ith the doctor in the phicten,
utterly helplus, ns he wns tuinble tode
anything w ith the reins. As she jnissed
up North Queen stieet quite it niiuiboref
persons run out Inte the stiect nnd tiled te
step her by throwing up their hands nnd
yelling. This only frightened her the moie
nnd nt ene tlme when the doctor had her al
most stepped by talking te her n ninn ran
out nnd started her again. At James
street iheniilinnl tinned and run en ns rai
ns DuUe. In trying te turn the coiner
there, she fell very hard te the iwcuicut,
nnd was choked se by the harness that she
w as unable te get up. The doctor wns then
enabled te get out of the buggy, escaping
without an Injury ernny kind. The buggv
wns indly biekeiuitul the herse cut nnd
imiibeu.
STOLE A OIRL AXD KILLED A MA3T,
A Lively Chase After the Dnaperade.
Surrounded In a Canen.
A dispatch from Les Angeles, California,
says there is great exeitement at San Juan
Caplstriiionverthokldunpping of n young
girl named Marie Ilobena by the noted
bandit Sylvester Morale. The girl Is sev
enteen years el age and was taken from
her home. Morales was seen carrying her
off en horseback, nnd a vigorous pursuit
wns organized. The bandit's horse gave
out nnd he entered the stable or Henry
Charle, ene of the woalthlest men In the
county, intending te steal a horse. Charles
Mas in the stnble nnd was shot dead, The
rather ortheglrl abducted bv Morale said
the girl had nover scen Morales until last
Wednesday night, when he enme te the
heuse nt San Dloquite, thirty miles north or
San Diege, nnd entered the liouse, whero
she wns in bed. He drew a slx-shoeter
and compiled her te dress, mount the
herse nnd ride nway with him. On Thurs
day aftornoen Morales rede te the deer of a
stere in Vista, Han Diege county, leaving
the girl nnd the herse whlle he bought
crackers and sardlnes. Friday they were
seen going toward San Juan, and were
chased by Hn oflleer who captured one
herse and the girl's clothing.
Ne further clue te the bandit's where where
nbeutswns found until Sunday aftornoen,
when Menties rede through ban Fernande,
several inlles north or the sceuoer the
Saturday tragedy. .Morales wns riding
ouclinrHe nnd leading another, nnd was
armed with a Winchester rllle and
two six-shooters. He was recognized
by an eniccr, who pursued him, but
seen disappeared, leatiiig the horse he
wns leading. The doKrade then turned
hick tewnrd San Diege canon, wl.erc lie
was seen Inte nt night with a girl en horse
back going toward Trahurn Canen. Morales
is n tall, slender man, with a intistnche
mid thlu btmid. He is marked with small
pox uud ene oye is bloodshot, but a I .
gcther he Is net bad looking. He lias
sivetii he will net be taken iilite. He is a
dead shot, and shcilAs de net like te ceme
intocieso quaiters with him. The latest
reports are that hels surrounded in n canon
near Santa Ana, nnd nn exlrn tb'-e has
gene out te lielp the sherlfT.
Accident te Guuner.
Jehn Cline, formerly or this city, who is
new managing n billiard room In Phila
delphia, is in Lancaster en n visit te ills
rrlends. Yestenlny he wns in Columbia
and with his son Hany, Chnrles Francis
cus, or Columbia, and William Markel, or
Philadelphia, droe te Mt. Jey en a
gunnlngtilp. They had two livery horses
hitched te a phaeton. On the read whlle
they weie returning the king belt of the
carrlnge breke. This left the ft out part
down upon the ground and the rear part
was upset. All or the gontlemeu weie
thrown out. Hairy Cllne was badly bruised
and reccit cd n very u.lj black oye. The
ethers wcre also cut and bruised ami ene
or Mr. FrnncUcuV legs sevcrcly Injured.
The hen,os ian three miles bofero they
could be caught.
The Rush te Williams' Gi-oie.
Ycsteul.iy thore wero ever 'JO.OtX) pcople
nt the Grangers' plcnle nt Williams' Greve.
Orthls number between 10,000 and 1!,000
wero can led te tliogieuuds by the Cum
berland Valley railroad. A number of
speeches en agricultural subjects wcre
made. This Is the big dny and the num
ber or pcople Is expected te reach 30,000.
Governer Beacr nnd ethers nre present.
OnNews Kxprcts, which left here at 5:2e
this met nlng, there wns quite n number or
special cats which wero w ell filled w ith ex
cursionists fiem the eastern end of the
county, who wcre en their way te the big
picnic. Frem Lancaster 170 tickets wero
soldte the ground for this ene train nlone
and lettnii, and ethers went up en the
ether trains or the forenoon.
ASSASSINS IN CIIICAO U .
Attempt te Kill it Wltues tit thoCi-euin
Mtutler Trial.
A dispatch from Chicago says thatn des-
porate nttempt was made en Tuesday night
te nsassllinte ffus Klnhre. tlm iliimiiii
who last week identified Martin Hurkens
the man for whom he soldered tegether si
tin box en May 0, which, it i supposed,
contained the clothing or Dr. Crenln. He
was assaulted by n dozen men. Tliey
knocked him down, beat him nbeiit the
head with seme blunt Instriiment and
threw him et era low lonce te the ground
below, ndlstnnce of Ifcrt. He struggled
te his feet, calling for belli, and ran toward
home. His brether nnd the set vnut girl
heard his screams nnd they ran tewnid
him. The assailants sprang e ei the fence
after him and iiursticd him almost te his
deer.
This afternoon the mlatera becaa tmUinc
the reef ea the nawCWtaal aaarket heaaa
and it will net be long until it is com
pleted. A Blc Kan Ob Mera.
Ths one stock of ttere, which lMlly Bres.
RanbarenewKlling, attraeu treat aMmtlen
by the low prices aake4 for tuple geos. Thee
stoves, heaters and ran(M have net beta hart
by the are, but they are selling away below
tnarkst price te make room for a new stock.
This la a bargain opportunity, which the thrifty
bentekeeprr theuld net mUs.
Rebert Htintlnc'a Circus.
On the four last days of next week Rebert
Hunting's circus win exhlbt in this city en the
let at the corner of Vine and Mulberry streets.
This Is a new location for a circus, bat one of
the best In ths city. This is probably ths best
hew en ths read performing at low prices, and
they ibenld draw largely here. Among the
performers are HnnUng himself, who Is a clown
and trapeze performer; El Nine Eddie, the
famous tight-rope artist; nicerde and FIU,
acrobats ; Prof. Anitln and his trained dogs
and many ether. It is the best advertised show
of its kind that has ever been here.
FneM H. B. BtTZKB, of the Epbreta Nations!
Bank,Jaly2,U80,
Paer. Wkidlir: I attended the Lancaster
Business College for several months and have
found It very beneficial te me. It ha all the
neceuary cqnlpment and facilities te furnish a
young man a geed Business Education.
Very repectfutly yours,
It. B. BITZER.
Tita Bending 11. It. Ce. will run a special ex
cursion en Wednesday, September 11th, for the
accommodation of the patrons of the Lancas
ter Ce. Fair at half fair rates. ltd
FneM C. R. Bucket, formerly of Mt. Fleasant,
Std., new of Lai Animas, Colerado, writing en
July 18, tars :
I'Rer. Wkidler: The Lancaster Buiinrn
Collect, u ene or the beet Institutions of the kind
In the United flutes. It Is thoroughly equipped
fjr the educatleu of alt who desire a geed and
sound Batlntsx Education. Its system of Book
keeping Is thoroughly practical. I can heartily
recommend thli school te all who desire a prac
tical Business Course, for It ha equipped me for
n business which ethcrwins I could net hare
had. Bespectfutlr,
C, It. BUCKEY.
U. B. Beunlen and Excursion te Mount
Gretna Psrk, Tuesday, September 3, 1889. Fare
or round trip only E5c Train leave Lancaster,
Ing trcct at 7.30 a. m.; Columbia, 7:30 a. m.;
train returning leaves Mount Gretna nl 6.20 p.
via Heading Railroad. Grand U. B. Beunlen.
4ldaug.28,29,31andsept2.
Orriccer P.A. Kwdel, dealer In dry geed,
Columbia, Pa., June 3, 1881.
rner. II. c. Wkidler, Dear Sir: I am new
filling a petition In a largs establishment and
find the Instruction I received nt your Institu
tion of great benefit te me.
The t eurte It very thorough In every partlcu
pr, nnd I would advise every young man, who
has any idea at all of entering upon a business
career, te take a course at your College.
I am perfectly satisfied with what I have
learned, aud I knew I could net have made a
better raying Investment. With best wishes, I
am Very respectfully ours,
EDWIN F. FAGEB.
Ir you nttend te exhibit at the coming County
Fair don't wait until the last mliiutobefere you
order your printing. We de all kinds at rea
sonable rates.
Jlcothe.
l..iii.-AUBUt 2Sth, 1S80 lu Knst Ijimpeler
township, Henry N. LanUis, in his cighty-elxth
jenr.
Therclatlxcsand friends, of the family, are
respectfully Imltcd te attend the funeral en
Friday afternoeu at 1 o'clock at the house, and
I o'clock at MclllORcr's meeting house, where
scr Ices will be held nnd Interment made.
auc281td
EVANS.-In thl city, en the 2Hh Inst., Rebert
A. Evan, In the 65th year of lit age.
Interment private. 2td
Iflavhcte.
I-iinciiMtcr's Peer ltopresentntleiiH.
At ene o'clock te-dny n special train
liaised Ihioiighihe city. It had en beard
I'M pet son, who wero en their way te
Crcssen, en an, excursion. Tour passon passen
gcrs Joined the party hore.
Thore was nn oxcurslen te Niagaia Tall.
te-day, but only four pcople wcre from
heie.
Philadelphia l'redticn Market.
Philadelphia, Aug. 29.-Noen-Flour weak;
pniin siiper. 2(ffl200; extra. 300S30;
uiicr, jwy,tv; patent,
Ne.l
Cureless Mtnntliii?.
Somobedy was doing seme vciv careles
sheeting en .Seuth Queen iri ii.t ejen
Ing and i-eteial peietu iiindun iiauew
cheape from being (.truck by u bullet. AV,
D. Messor and his wife, nnd Jehn G.
W.inuin and wife, were walking out the
crossing of the alley between the Southern
market building and Sapp's furniture stere
when they heard the report of n pistol or
gun and a bullet came whistling bv them
whhh they distinctly heaid Miiken tue
en the oppeslto side of the street. Search
was made In the alley fei the person w he
tired the shot, but he could net be found
nor is it exactly certain from what direc
tion It came. It Is belle ed that senin mm
w us sheeting nt deg, and if that Is the c-a.se
they wero very careless, as nt lenst ene of
the four parties might easily have been
killed.
Hfi
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5
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Fellow ing are the contributions received
te date;
Amount previously acknowledged
Hen. D. W. IatterMii, ler huuiunlty
MU Catharine 11. Leng, .......
Cha. K. JIabcrbuUi.. . ..." .
E.K. K... ,.
T. McElllgett
Richard V. McOrunn .... ....
R. M. Kellly .. ,
L. Uarumsn Ure
Gee. H. Jllller.... ...... ' ..
Oeo. II. Mlller' help....... '.
Bausman & burns.. , .. '
W. H. Khuck. . . "
Cash ....... TL... .
HarnUh A Ce!."-'.!."!.""-!"'
M. M. Fry d- llre. . Z..Z
Fy Eikerl.. . .. 3".....l." ..
H.Clay Miller ....... . ' ..
J. A. Brown. .,....-. ...., ..
Carl Rengler.- -
H. H. WiiUanueTi "J" 7,7" ".IT'.'."'T
W. O. MsrlnH.,.. fc.. .
!'B?!r7w7'urikiI7""""'"r ..''"!!!""..'"'
. p. 8 ' . .
. V. Landli u ,
ime. J. Watsen.
a. A.TrlDDle ...
l L. :.:
CJ. 9 UutmMHfHmm
H. Oreenawir.'..',7
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25
25
a
a
(.liiifBt-dAVItli I'nlHe Picteiif.0.
Or. Peter Day, who Is an uniegisteicil
phjslciaii and resides ou Derw art st root,
lias been prosecuted brfnrn m,i,.....
Patrick Dennelly for lalse pretense bv
William Uerber. The latlei is sitllering
from some pulmonary diseasennd lie called
upon V.y for seme medicine. Da
gave lilui a bettle and charged ?J.W rei it.
Gerbcr saya that he took seme or tlm stuir
nnd it made lilm worse. He then had the
nicdiclne uuulyied und found tliatltwns
made or home kind or n root, something
that iMtpicscd te be cayenne, pepper end
water. When he learned this Gerber
brought this fault.
Death or William -hulli!..
WilllMiii Phallus died this anerutxui at
liKie-idcnce, Xe North tjiicen stieel,
aHei an Illness of two weeks from tvpheitl
fever. He was SS years or "age, a
son or the lale William .Slitillu, and
a grandson or the Iatg Chiistlan Kieller.
He was a carpenter by trade, nnd beenil
yearn age was u mcuiber or the llrm or
Keene V .Shallus, lock manufacturers.
Ter several year he lias been em
ployed nt the Pcnn rolling mill
He was the patentee of n patent
lock and a car deer. He was married te a
daughter or riillip Zecher, who with two
children survives him. His only brother
alu Camdcii.
Sunday Scheel Leluhi'ntleii.
The Xetls ille Union Stiudav school cel
ebration, which will be held en Saliiulny
next, premises te be unusuallv well ut
tended. The Iteths ille corn, rimn.l m
furnish the music. Sca cral addiesses w ill
be de!i oied. Iterreshinents forthe benefit
or the school will be sold and u frce supiier
wiUbeghcn te all. If the weather Is tin tin tin
fdvoreblo the celebration will be held the
first line day following, .Sunday excepted.
Will Be Heard Te-morrow Esenlui;.
Owar Giert, proprietor ofthefewau iiet.O,
has brought suits against Jehn Arneld and
his son Dan, the two men who bch.ed se
badly nt his hotel ycMcrduy, before Alilcr
man Spurrier. The old man is charged
with felonious assault and drunken and
iiiuirticriy fenuuet mui the voting man
w Itli drunken nnd disorderly conduct enl v.
There will be n hearing te inonew eb-nlng.
ueuiieii Iliitteu AkiiIii Arrekiisi.
Heubeii llutteuisiigiilii in trouble. lie
wasiiriested lat night a wiurant IhmiisI
tV Alderman Halbach. Iloiechnigtsl with
fclenluusiy entering the cellar el L. e
Lby's Park heuse and Mealing a let or mo me
visions. He was committed in dcfuiiU of
bail ter it hearing.
Minimi'i-la-lMiiv.
Mrs. Jehn Kchternnch and
urevllle, left this morning en
rmiaueipnia, Atlantic Citv and
points of Interest.
Leuis Steager, of Des Mones, Iowa, is
the guet of Will Brlnkinan.
Miss Mamie Worrell, daughter of Cap
tain errell, or Philadelphia, is (he guest
of Uutaiu Scliuh, eftlila city,
M. Josejih' Hespltnl Plcnle.
All the ai rangeiiients liu n been perfected
fortheginud picnic for the benellt or St.
Josejih'H hospital, en Laber Day, Monday
Septcuibei SM, nt Tells Ilnins. There will
be n paiade or socletles in the morning.
Contributions li.ive been mnde liberally,
and the success or the picnic is nssiiicd.
CeiiuniticHl I'er u lleiitinir.
Jeseph Static has been prcsecutcd befere
Alderman A. P. Dennelly for ltitceny by
Geerge Kreckol. Stark bought n lead of
benes, miIuchI at $3, from Krcckcl and told
him he would pay fei them as seen at, the v
wcre weighed. After theywoie weighed
mm meKii en aiaiK-s premises he lefused
te pay the bill. By the ndtlcoer counsel
a m,U for laiceny was brought and in
dcfiiilt of ball St.uk was c unmittcd for n
hearing.
Bofero Alilermnn liner.
Ceinplaliit against the following parties
hae been preferred befere Alderuinn
Uarr. Win. Slietii;, for assault ami battery
en Hcniy Johnieu ; James Deiwnrt, for
itssmlt nnd battciy en Gcerge Drewn,
Jeseph Short, for carrying concealed dcadlv
weapons, en complaint of Henry Jacksen.
Ucuiileii nt Bendluif.
Thofeuithiinnunl leunlen of the Third
PennsyUauia llaivy urtlllerv nnd ibsth
rogimenl was lield at Heading en Wcdnes-
..!. ui. j. n. .-5U1U1I, ei tins city, wns
elected vice pieeidcut or the association for
the ensuing your. Thone.vt meeting will
be held at Fortress Menree.
family, 3 K 00;
SIllVleOO.
Wheat dull: Ne. 2 Red, new, gjej
Cern stendy ; Ne. 2, Kft4lfc.
m?xncd s-lS&SL r ' N' " "i ! Ne. 2
Rran dull -winter 12 uya 1 3 2S.
Haled liayeulet i 12 00H 00 ns te quality
timothy 12 OOtfH 80 for cheice: mixed. 1091200 :
bilcd rye straw, ncw,tl3 2a.
nutter wrnk; Pcnn'a creamery extra,
l,c; Pcnn'ii nrts extra la2..
lrss nrm ; I'cnn'a nmtn, ltc.
Cheese steady; part tkhus, &3GJJ.! ; lull klniK.
Wrroletun dull ; refined In bbK. 17 20.
Potatoes steady j 203250 basket.
Grain nnd Previsions.
Furnished by 8. K. Yundl, Breker.
l.'Irmf lip lrl(.At 9.1ft n'l..!. ...
. - - - .v. m. tv V v.s.. J!!.11
v iicai. corn. ent. rerk,
August
Hciitcmbcr- ,
October
November....... .
December, ,
January
May K
Year. 77)
Centola ,.
Crude Oil
7S
Tiii
3K
3iJJ
1014
20
10 0)
10 06
10 15
DOS
laird,
8 97
5W
filV'i
680
6 77
5 50
OT,
62?,
M
1W
2S
lli 110JJ 118
The Painchute Failed te Werk.
Aeronaut ('.i:. sieeum fell from lu
balloon ou educsd.iy at Antweip, . Y..
leO feet te the gteutid, breaking no bones
but revolt lug u conclusion et the bralii
that may prove fatal. The balloon was
unmanageable and he attempted te leue it
by a paijchute, but the latter fulled te
Stock Markets,
Quotations by Becd, McOrann A Ce., banker ,
Lancatter, Pa. '
NfW, VO.nK LIST. 11A.M. 12 St. 3 r. H.
Canada Paclllc
C.C.C. 41
Colerado Ceal ... "
Central IMclHc W"
Cainita Southern 523f
Chi. Bt. U d. Pbe .
Den. & Ille O,...
Del. L. A. W H7
Krle 281;
i:rle 2nds
Jer O
K.AT
U)U. AN . vow
I a. Hhore lesj
Jllch. Cen.-
Missouri l'ncinc U)i
...n I.. T UlltJ
N. P. 3-ji '
N. 1". Pref. 72$
$'- "
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New England Ji
KaH Tennessee.
Oninlin
Oregon Traiikrentlnentul 33!
Ontario ,C W-
PncKlc Mall , jipj
ltlcliiueml Teriiihiul 2.1'2
HI. Paul . 71'!
Texas Pacific 2iVi'
Dillen Puciflc hi.!
Wabash Cem.
Wabush Pref. 32".
WestcrnU '
West Shere llends..
l'llIMDELriHA LIST.
I-eh. Vul
11. N. Y. A 1'hlla..
Pa. It. 11
Hemline jjpi
lh. Nav... 5ji;
1 lesion v. pass '
P. A It
N.Cent.
Peeples Pius
Itdg 1's... . ef
OU .. Psii
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101
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JCXT BOOH IO THR COURT HOCSC
H SHELF SiAiEEP.
Our Dress Goods Department
Haa been overhauled. Every end from IX te 13 yard ha been thrown en the cenater
aM marked f and K lew. Drew Pattern and alt hare met the tame fata te make ream
ter September arrival. Every kind of Brett Fabric 1 among thcm-Plald. Stripe
Cheek, Cathmere. Serge, Cleth, Figure, Brocade, etc., etc. Every length and price
1 repreeented. Yeu cannot tell te find what you want.
Zlemnanu of Velvet, Surah and ether Trimming go with the crowd of Dreea
stun. ' a
:'S,
35 and 37 East King St., Lancaster, Pa.
K- B.-we tUll have left a ftw cf thete Marvelleu Black Silk at It.
B
ABOAINH.
BARGAINS!
We have began the fale of our Fire Stock of
STOVES, HEATERS,
-AND-
RANGES I
AT PRICES THAT ARE INTERESTING.
Reilly Bres. & Raub,
40 AND 42 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
JNEXT DOOR TO I'OSTOFFICE.
jtcm &bpcrtiBcmentg.
fVK .GOLDEN LION AND MIA QUENDA
JLF Ctgar. 6c cigar, are band mad wl th long
Clear Havana Filler, stri and loe' bexe.
UCJIUIIIM U1UAK BTOUE,
114 Eait King StreeU
alt-lfdlt
OPF.CIAI. NOTICEON AND AFTER SEP
O TEMBEll I, 18S0. rie Cor Centrwlli 1 be
added te all Scheel Tax net nnlrt bv Hint tim.
u. .UAtiaiiAi.lj,
aug20.11tdn
Treasurer.
"WINES-DEIDEBHEIMEn, LAUBENIIEI.
, NO. 15 CENTRE SQUARE.
eplS-tfd
WAWEJ IMMEDIATELY. ONE SNAP
V Moulder and two Fleer Moulder. Ap
ply te the
CHAMPION BLOWER AND FORGE CO.,
Cor. Charlette bt. and HarrUburg Ave.
aug21-tfd
HE RIVAL FOUNTAIN PEN-THEBEST
and cheapeat In the market-14 karatcnld
pen. Hard rubber holder, neicr get out of
order, easily niled. Call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere. At EKISMAN'8 Genu'
Furnlhlng Stere. 42 Wet King street. OUBUU'
J.
B. MARTIN A CO.
SPECIALS
-IN THE-
tcn ebwc?ticmctttB.
UNTINO'SBHOW.
H
AT LANCASTER,
Hunting's 10 Oent Shew.
September 4, 5, 6, and 7.
Twe Performances Daily,
Afternoon nnd Evening.
ADMISSION' ...I0 CENTS.
Let Cerner Mulberry and Vine Street.
au29-lwd
DR-B-
F. 8IIAUB. J. V. VONDER3MITH.
THF
LancasterCa
I
et Heuse
y
CHINA DEPARTMENT.
LIGHTNING FRUIT JARS.
i quart Lightning Jars, $1.05
.1 dozen.
2 quart Lightning Jars, $1.30
a dozen.
Gas Glebes that sold at 35,
50 and 75c, reduced te 25c
each.
Decorated Toilet Sets, at
$1.50 a set. Limited quantity.
Excelsior Cooking Crocks,
that housekeepers cannot afford
te de without, are 35c each.
All sizes.
A bargain in Engraved Table
Tumblers, thin glass, 60 a
dozen ; regular -price $1.50 a
dozen.
500 dozens Jelly Tumblers,
at 18c a dozen.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
Lancaster, Pa.
18, 20. 22 EAST ORANGE ST.,
SPECIAL STORE. OtlOVND FLOOR.
NOW READY FOR BUSINESS.
Come te Gee U, and Examine Our
New Stock of Carpets,
RUGS, MATTINGS, OIL CLOTHS, CUR
TAINS, AWNINGS, Etc.
SCrpt Sewed and Laid no Matter Where
Bought, Our Werk All Done In Our 6tere, and
Under our Personal Care and Direction. '
dB V0NDERSMITH.
OARKnV AT THE M.ENMERCHOR
COME AND 6KE THEM.
THE GREAT TYROLEAN SINGER.",.
ted1"10" ml llU,ICS w,lheul cterl net admit.
hehTin ide f rnlU thC ntertu!nmslt l be
jcMrail ' L. PFAEFFLE. Pren.
OAltltt IN Kl'OCK-llCST CHARCOAL.
., a "amrncrcil Bur Iren, Deuble rtPllneil Iren
liirdcn' Rivet Iren, It vctf, Het iiid Celd
yeiVllKs'TUH,1,t!r?.n lw te I?at
JUltr HfciTH.3.M Last I niten utreet. inl-tfd
TACICINGS
A '
Mteam
Weennnrt
NGS. AH 1'OI.LOWS: DIRIOO, FOR
5,-iit"'i?in.ll.c 1 ",c,ulnt-'. AbcM Iler"
n 11 C7 nrk,,nS "'"'P racking, Al
hptn 11
(JaiiKes,Pliiiiil.n80 Pnckins, lUxi'i i Patent As.
mvlvl0! " .Cever, at JOHN
llfcHT a, SCI Ln?t h niten street. mXiM
fF&hllEAT, 1S T"EC0MIN O "EAT FOR
irZ.dTc"ln,ss' Sl'"rclict i,choel heusw, etc.,
i!i2U8U..tucceS8fully uscd "0 linndred year
3?mv 1 IWh!?,?11"11 a c'anecall en
IS, n,I1H,r,lu,,,", sV 'eun satlifactery
Jeb, nt a fair price. m3-tfd
INE riSIIING GROUNDS.
Die llslilng nt Washington Borouch 1
new acknewledccd te be tlie best alone the Su"
qnchanna river. Henry Wcrtz proprietor of
mn0, ,KhRnn1 .u,e' bM u "no "no of beat
ISS,"."," b carefl11 boatmen. Flshlncparlle
Sf.n.Inn 5cr""niR0incnts ivllh hhn tit rennnnbl
rate. Rait nUasea hand. nngCS-lwd
rpHE ROAD TO SUCCESS.
JL Aceursp of Instruction nt the Lancaster
Iiujlness Cellese U ene or the hest wwtewt.
P."iTii?i"l,."B,',nc2 aPa lndls ff allUSINESS
my of us. ou 111 find nmenir thn? .nmEr
T
HE PEOPLE S CA8II STORE.
THE
17IOUND A LOhT 8inTER IK)G. THE
1' euncrenn hate the deg hy Khliicthcrlcht
Urscrlptlen, nt M7 liini HlrnwlJerry K S
uutTA-Itd
-FOURHIX AND NINE ROOM
Apply at
KfcOUTH WATER bT
IOU RENT
' Houses.
JclJ-tfd
win,
u trip
et
te
ether
lu the Swliu.
Ycteul.iy afternoon Alderiii.in Barriind
Constable UHly Tuce cre out at tlie Cen-ttOK-a
beating. They reweil from tlr.icirn
1. iiuliiii; ilew u te LcvauS Heur null, t here
t ie beat Ntn upset, ll.irr wis threw n out
in'e the stream, ami he was lescuisi by
lViee alter lie had recched a thoieucli
siklng.
. ...
sitiiiliiy M!hoel Picnic.
The KvmiKClkul Suiul.iy i-clienl, et .Mil .Mil .Mil
lowllle, will held their annual picnic in
IlHUtuiinn'fc uoeds. near the vlllnrm
Some new le.iluii's mil ))0
fei Hie iiiteit.iliinuiu ui the
TirANTED-AN EXPERIENCED CIGAR
M Packer wunti a hltiiatten; raiiKlncoed
iffercncc. Address, CIGAR PACKER,
"'' Mb North Queen bt., Lnnraitrr, Pa.
pURE JUICE QT THE GRAPE.
Tart Rel and White CALIFORNIA
.- i.r uuiwu ; ta.ui ier iiiuen bettleg.
ROHREIl'HLIQUOltbTORE.
WINE,
Peeples y Stere.
1Z naunlnhjnccs. Fall term beslnB Niptcm.
SS "tntrK?.. V..eral'. Ca" at College Roem,
Ne. 10 Etst Kins street, or address.
H. C. WE1DLEK. Principal.
"WAJT.!:DA I'HYHICIAN TO RESIDE
t at the County HespitaL An unmarried
mail preferred. Applications with reference
i?eTTuUV:PTi?Mii
aglT.M,W,Sl.0llUl:'tU1'T"U u6Allb-
YEB.BIR;
. August reduce the price or
&-VJTJXOS AXD TliOUSJSHIXati
McGRANN & NOWLEN'S,
. 138 North Queen Street.
LancesU-r, Pa.
FILLER CIGAR IN
Nn.e;ccutre Square,
BUST "Se HAVANA
the city, at
, 11 ILLY WAir.'S,
my lK4l.nM1VhA,w,,l Smb ymC" hu
Stttti 1ny.
iutiedurnl
llttle felK.
MiliU'ertj Ames.
11. i". ituw v, mifiieiieer, sold id acres of
land and iiupreriiirutH at Mill Creek
West Lampi tu, toJaeeh llerr, lei Allan!
O. Greft'M iiKvigned cstate, ler f3,3t).
"iiei Fer 'laudpr.
11. Frank IMilciinu and AV. &. Harris
attorneys for William Linten, has entered
n suit for slander against J. D. Harper, of
Christiana. Linten nlleges that Hanier
circulated reports nflectlns his character
and lie has in vcaseijiiruce mfleied Sj.coe
tlauitigcs.
.TU;?ai':5i.U-',:. '0XO "'-""'CE DECIDED
fi that Illlly waltz' Cigar Is the best lu the
Hate. Ker mle at
NOS. 6 A 103 NORTH QUEEN hT.
mylMiiiM,V,Th,KAw '
lANfcS-1 ll FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
V Cnne In the city ran be found at
HILLY WAITVS CIGAR bTORE.
1,0-w.M.aiiw4 m Nert" Q"rtn ttmu
WA N I Lll-THIlEECIllARMAKERS. AP
pl at thl efllec for further particulars.
au'JS-2ntlR
rnHEY CAN ALL COPY HUT NONE CAN
X Equal llllly Waltz' Hat ana Filled Cigar,
NOS. 5 A 103 NORTH QUEEN hT.
mylS4reM.Y,Th.S,lw
MERCHANT
TAILORING
DEPARTMENT.
WILL MAKE TO ORDER DURING THE
PRESENT AND ORDINARILY DULL
SEASON EVERYTHING IN THIS
DEPARTMENT AT
DESIHES A POSI-
can teach
mEACIIEES-A L.VIIY
L Hen (IS tparhpr nr vnmmMi
EnplUh branclie,.Matlietuetlcs. Latin, German
mil Music. Refmncu given. Address,
PnNieTn"s 0l'EnA "Ouoe-veur
WEDNESDAY, THUIIHOAY, FRIDAY
. -, AND SATURDAY.
,.,-- rt ;"'" iiMni ui ian worm, ue-
on-Ge Mohawk, supported bv an excellent
company .In The IndiU Mall Carrier."
PltlCES-15, '&). SO, SO 4 75 CENTS.
nSi,),c"lbcr ".a a""! -Dore Davldnen and
nan!i?iA".s,cn' ln "Guilty without Crlnie."
aug-tlit
EST TWO FOR FIVE CENT CIOARS IN
the date, ut
HILLY WAITZ'S.
... .....Nes.Sand 103 North Queen St.
mylMmM.W.ThAAw
J ETTYbUUnG."-ALLbOLD!Elmrne
VI purpose going te Gettysburg en Pcnn
RJlVHiila Day, September 11. ere cerUlally In
Mted te attend the meeting or the old ictrran
te be held fRIDAY EVENING. AUGUrVrS at
a e clock, en second fleer or Hetel Vetcrun.
Neith Queen street. nyMt
ritRUi: DALMATIAN INSIXT POWDER"
.fv.r,'c.!U',i1y.as00ale5'riIcr I'luncr.U the
inlets. VmJu? " f "lcs aua eth"n""l
At HUm.EY'S DRUtl STORE,
. SDWeslKliUfWreit.
WHETHER IT HE FOR SUMMER OR WIN
TER WEAR.
Gee. F. Rathven,
NO. 25 EAST KING STREET,
uwrW-lyail LANCABrElt, PA.
WLimAUUV. ?.iU: LAUGIT bTOCK OF
iiv w 'P""" Fine Hmeklns Tobnrce In th
incMeerschatiiii PliiMntZV.each.
1R ir.in DLMUTH H CIGAR hTORK,
. a15 lit East King JUreet.
OANE!V-EXCLU8IVE STYLES IN AUA
cln, Pennnr. WelMhel, Cherry and Malac
en, mounted luSIUcr nnd llrenzc.
,. DEMl'TlPh CIGAR STORE.
alB-tfdlt lit ltst King street,
Tu:",lvlh .s:!'E in sufferine
X with Cern and Ilunler., vrhn
CVtilltAN'ri CORN CURE
WillHiua)aruiv. A well known ladl lu Ln.
miriivm;;iT.ivf.T"';.vi,".ri,'r"n
.,..,. ...... ,I, HID 1HIIII, 4J If j
cure or the rnene will be refunli
cents. lortaleonh at
COCHRAN'S DRUG STORC.
Ne. 137 A 1$) North Queen St., Lauraster, Pa.
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