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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-20
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Livingston.


John W.Newcomet vs.. Stephen Shaeffer
This is an action brought by the plaintiff
to recover a balance of s4,055.s6, which
he alleges to be due him from the firm Of
John A. Britton & Co., of which firm
schaeffer is alleged by the plaintiff to have
been member, for work done. In the
year 1875, as it is alleged by the plaintiff,
the firm had a contract to grade a portion
of the Hanover Junction and Susquehanna
railroad. In doing this work they
gave portion of it to the
plaintiff, as sub-contractor, and lie
claims that he has not been paid his claim
in full. Suit was originally brought against
the firm, but John Britton admitted
the partnership and judgement was entered
against him for want of appearance. The
present defendant, Stephen Shaeffer, denies
that he was or is a partner of Britton's and
that question is now being tried.
Before Judge Patterson.
This morning the case of Henry c. Eich-
holtz and Ann Catharine Eichholtz, his wife,
VS.. ROsina McCullon, action in trespass,
was attached. The defendant resides on
the corner of Vine and Lime streets, this
city, and the plaintiffs are next-door
neighbors. on the north side. At the end
of the yards of TIE properties ofthe parties
to this suit, on the west side, is fourteen
feet wide alley, which runs in from Vine
street. This alley the plaintiffs claim the
right to use, together with the defendant
and the parties residing on the third prop
erty from Vine street. In the year 1873
the defendant obstructed this alley by put
ting a fence across it at the end of her |
and this action is brought to es-
tablish the right of way.
After the jury was sworn they visited
the premises with the counsel, and upon
their return the case was opened. The
plaintiff produced deeds, from different
persons for the Eichholtz property since
1890, by which they claim right to use this
'lley in common with the defendant and
heir neighbor on the north.
Henry C. Eichholtz was called, and he
estified that he lived on the Eichhotz prop
rty since 1860. and lived in the third
lOuse from the corner from 1S42 to 1856.
While living in the Eichholtz property they
slways used this alley, and continued to
10 so until 1878, when the defendant con.
tructed six foot fence across the alley at
he end of her property. This fence was
orn down by the plaintiff when it was re-
rected by the defendant, and was again
orn down. After it had been erected for {
he third time the plaintiff again tore it
own and this suit was brought. On trial. t
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AAREETS.


NEW YoRK. May s0-Flour-stafe and West.
ern without decided change i'm price :
supernne state - OOG4 90; extra do e. 50
g 70; choice do - 9505 %; fancy
choics do @5 S06 IS superfne western q OO6
4S; common 70 good extra do a 5O04 so
cnolce "a dodo y OO07 %; choice white wheat do
u 5000 .: Southern quiet and steady |;
common on to fair extra IS aaG6 %; good to choice
WneaCSpr1ng dull and nomfna; winter
quiet and without important change: No.
Ned, cash. u S1 do May, 3sh9i 3sA do
Corn without decided change and moderate
business; Mixed western spot, 5.IsGaSc: do
future 4915G53c.
Oats quiet and firm State 4G5Oc Western
43G5Oc.
Beef dull and prices unchanged.
FORK nrmer new mess $l7 81.
Lard quiet and firm steam rendered 81 3D.
Whisky dull Western 81 O6@l o.
Spirits of turpentine dull ut All5c
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A RANDOLPH BOON,
New Jersey Delegates Inclined to Film for
President.

New Jersey Delegates Inclined to Film fol
President.
TRENTON, N. j., May 2O.-The Demo
cratic state committee has decided
upon Judge Frederick H. Teez
as temporary chairman of the conven.
tion, and there is but little opposition
to his continuance as permanent chairman.
1t is claimed by friends of Senator Theo-
dore F. Randolph that while the conven-
tion will not instruct the delegates to
Cincinnati, yet the votes of majority of
the New Jersey delegates will be cast in
favor of Senator Randolph for the presi-
dency. The caucuses of district delega-
tions so far held would seem to warrant
such conclusion since Randolph's friends
are in majority.
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Sales of Fancy Stock,

According to the Country Gentleman,
MIR. Colin Cameron, agent of the Elizabeth
stock farms, Brickerville, has sold Perch
'eon mare Mamie s29, winner of a medal
and diploma at the Centennial exhibition,
together with stallion Perfection 633, to
DIR. II. M. Howe, Bristol, r. 1. also stall
lion Bay King to VIM. Nicol, Islip, Long
Island. Mr.. Cameron writes 81 have
lately sold Jersey bull Jim Fisk 3, ,314 to
Captain Franklin, of Lancaster, and heifer
Willow Fisk to Chas. Huston, Gainesville,
both strong in the now noted Alphea
blood, and within the past week have sent
to Richard Peters, jr.: Calhoun, Ga, a car
load of very fine heifers."
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Fatal Burning Across the River

A two-year-old and only son of John NJ
and S. Elizabeth Thompson, residing on
the farm of Rev. Adams, deceased, in
Chanceford township, York county, met
with terrible accident which proved
fatal i'll a few hours after it's occurrence.
The mother was absent from the house.
having gone to the barn, and the child was
playing with the fire, when his clothing
caught and was soon all ablaze Mrs.
Thompson's attention was first attracted
to the condition of her little son by the
screams Of her daughter, who is several
years older than her brother. She quickly
ran to the relief of the burning child, and
by drenching him with water, succeeded
in extinguishing the flames, but too late
to save his life.
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The SDiaRS.D 50

Following are the subjects of the ora
tions at the Diagnothian literary society
anniversary, in Fulton hall tomorrow
evening, with orchestral music between
the speeches
Prologue, written for the occasion, CD.
Meyer, Freeburg, Pa: Grafton, "The May
flower" G. E. Davis, 3oonesboro. Md.
grafton, "Skepticism, A. F. Rohrer,
Smithsburg, Nd; eulogy, Washington
Irving" F. E. Bucher, Sunbury, Pa; ora
tion, 6 The Glory of Scotland" William
Nevin Apple, Lancaster, Pa. Grafton,
" Public Opinion" c. Edward Netscher,
Pa; anniversary Grafton,
"The King of the Zulus," Fred w. Bic
seeker, Jenner 4 Roads, Pa.
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1. o. u, F,
The Grand Lodge in Reading.

4hc oI0uu AOuSc III IscAuluR.
Upon the reassembiing of the grand
lodge yesterday morning six hundred and
fifty-three representatives answered to
roll call. To test the sense of the grand
lodge in relation to three OF
the most important features
of the new amendments to the
constitution and bylaws, before tax
ing the same up for action, resolutions
were offered and passed confirming the
present system of representation Of lodges
in the grand lodge, the levying of per
capita tax upon the subordinate lodges to
defray the necessary expenses of the parent
body, and the paying Of mileage to the
representatives attending the sessions of
the grand lodge as at present.
After this action the body proceeded to
the consideration of the proposed revision
of the constitution and bylaws of the
grand lodge of Pennsylvania and of the
constitution of subordinate lodges. This
occupied the entire morning and afternoon
sessions, the changes made being of no
matter of Importance, except to fix the
mileage of representatives after this ses-
sion at three cents per mile and making
the per capita in the minimum at ten cents,
and the maximum at twelve cents.
In the evening the unwritten work of
order was exemplified to the members of the
the grand lodge under the supervision
and instruction of the grond lodge Off
GERS.
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Yesterday afternoon as Daniel Hartman
Cohn's SOM was in the act Of applying an
embrocation to the sore withers of 4 horse
in rear of the Pennsylvania railroad depot,
the animal became restive and in some
way struck Mr.. Hartman on the head,
producing conclusion of the brain and
rendering him unconscious for several
hours. He is still confined to the house,
but under the care of DR.. Boyd is getting
along very we'll.
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THE PROHIBlTlONISTS.
State Convention Mt Altoon.

ALTOONA, Pa, May 2O.-The Prohlbi-
tion state convention met here at 1 O o'clock
this morning. About fifty delegates, rep
resenting various parts of the
state, were present. Hon. A. A.
Barker, of Cambria, was chosen per-
manent chairman, and A. B. Tate, of
Lycoming, and 1. N. Pierce, of Philadel-
phia, secretaries. Committees on resolu-
tions, finance and nominations were ap-
pointed, and the convention adjourned until
2 p. m. A caucus was held OH the subject
OF choosing presidential electors, but the
result has not yet been made known.
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THE DOCTORS,
Medicine Men in the Mountain CT

Medicine Men in the Mountain CITY.
In the convention OF the state medical
society in Altoona yesterday, DIR. John L..
Atlee, of this city, made a hard fight for
the passage of a motion that the graduates
OF colleges ofpharmacy be not included as
laymen, as prescribed in the code of ethetics.
lie called for recognition of the
efforts OF pharmacists generally through
out the state, who are making praisewor-
thy effort to raise themselves from the low
plane to which through various causes they
have been consigned by medical men gen
orally. lie had frequently been necessi
tated to call in the aid of intelligent, cd ncat-
ed pharmacists in surgical and other opera
tions when physicians resided at such
distance that their services could not be
procured in proper time.
A delegate here declared that if he were
not permitted by the code to call in at
times the services of the miners or other
workmeu he felt it would be only proper
for him to leave the society. I live, said
he, in place where, for miles around
there is not physician but myself, and
very frequently l have asked miners as
sistance in giving anasthetcs, &c.
DIR. Atlee urged that the druggists have
to compound nearly all the physicians
prescriptions, and that some consideration
should be shown them.
Dr. Woodbury-Do you want to make
them doctors by brevet?
DR.. Atlee-No Sir.
DIR. Woodbury-Well, that's Just what
you are driving at.
A delegate from Dauphin county as
serted that many of the druggists are bold
enough to prescribe for patients in the
presence of physicians, and he instanced
number of such cases within his own expe- |
rience. The motion was tabled.
In the afternoon, DR.. Carpenter. of |
Pottsville, read paper in the obstetric
art DIR. Shoemaker, of Philadelphia, an
other. on new remedies for skin diseases
DIR. Pancoast spoke Oh diseased joints, and
in the evening DR.. Nebinger delivered the
presidents annual address, declaring for a
higher standard of med cal education.
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Try Lochcr's Renowned Cough Syrup.
Browns Household ranacea

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. Will most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally orapplied externally
and thereby more certainly RELIEVE PAIN,
whether chronic or acute, than any other pain
alleviator, and 1t is warranted double the
strength OF any similar preparation.
1t cures pain i'll the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, TOothache and ALL
ACHES, and is the GREAT RELIEVER OF
PAIN. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANA-
CEA" should be i'll every family. A teaspoon
ful OF the Panacea in 4 tumbler OF hot water
(swcetened, if preterred), taken at bedtime,
will BREAK UP A COLD. % cents bottle.
For sale at II. Il. Cochran & Co.'S Drug Store
North Queen street. Lancaster
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THE OARSMEN.
A Good Match In Prospect

A Good Match In Prospect.
WASHINGTON, May 20.-Charles E.
Courtney and party left Washington on
the Niagara express at half-past six o. clock
this morning. The articles of agreement
for the proposed race on Wednesday, the
26th inst, between Hanlan and Riley, have
been drawn and signed by both Hanlan and
Riley. An offer of $4,000 was made to
Courtney yesterday to stay out of the race
in order that Riley might row.
The Stakes Handed Over.
Referee Blaikie this morning handed
Edward Hanlan his draft for $4,000.
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He Had to Come.

W. H. Weise, of Slatington, Lehigh
county, was regarded as an important wit
ness in the case of Newcomet VS.. Sheaffer,
now on trial before the Lancaster common
pleas. AS Mr.. Weise did not put in an ap-
pcarance, process was issued, and the
sheriff went after him, landing him safely
in court yesterday morning.
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FUNERAL BENEFITS.

Lancaster Mutual Beneficial Association.
A society with the above name was Or
ganzed last evening in the hall, second
story of Inquirer building, its object being
to provide fund for the payment of the
funeral expenses Of its members, the num-
Der of whom is limited to three hundred,
each of whom is required, upon the death
of a member to contribute the sum of $1.10
81 of which goes to the family of de-
ceased and the balance to the payment of
society expenses. Seventy-tive members
have already joined the society, and the
prospect is that the full complement of
members will soon be obtained. The fol-
lowing officers were elected last evening:
President DR.. III. b. Parry Vice Prcsi-
dent, j. w. Rudy Secretary, William IL.
Powell; Treasurer, E. f. Snyder Trustees,
Jacob NJ. Chilas, John b. Milichsock and
Isaac Z. Long.
Lutheran Candidates for Ordination.
The commencement exercises of the
Evangelical Lutheran theological seminary
were held last evening in lions Lutheran,
Philadelphia. Horace G. Artwon and. e.
C. II. Haskarl, Philadelphia; Theodore
N. Becker, Buffalo, N. Y. C. X. Drum
heller, Gilbertsville; Ernest r. Cassidy,
Trappe; John F. c. Fluck, Telford;
Israel w. Gauger, Fleetwood William
H. Geiger, Saegersville Elias II. Gerhart,
Union county; J. f. r. Hartwig, New
York L. S. Koiner, Waynesboro, Va. ;
William S. Miller, Camden, N. j.. John
Souder, Cogan Station; c. F. Lieman,
New York, and NJ. Luther Zwezig, Read
ing.
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ESCAPED.

FOrger Eludes Two Officers.
PORT JERvIs, N. Y, May 2O.-J. P. Y.
Smith, who was arrested here a few days
since, charged with forgery by A. Gilman,
escaped last night from two officers in
whose custody he was. The day before he
had been identified by the cashier of Mil
Ter & Co., by Ridley & Co., and Nicholl,
the tailor Of New York, as the party who
had passed forged checks upon them.
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ing in contact with two other teams that
were passing the hotel. The horse began
to kick, and getting one of his hind legs
over the swingle-tree of the buggy to
which he was hitched, he stumbled and fell,
unwrenching one wheel of the buggy and
damaging the dashboard. Neither Mr..
Miller nor the horse was injured.
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Joseph Rusan, Percy, Ontario. writes: "I
was induced to try Thomas Electric Oil for a
lameness which troubled me tor three or four
years, ana l found it the best article ever
Irled 1t has been u great blessing to me-" For
H. Il. Cochran, druggist, 137 and l39 North
Queen street, Lancaster Pa 90
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTs.
We desire to call attention to our complete line Of
FLATWARE,
SPOONS,
FORKS,
LADIES, &c, &c.


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On Tuesday night a gray horse, which is
supposed to have been stolen and then
abandoned by the thieves, was caught at
Intercourse by Jacob Warfel. The owner
of the animal which is spawned in the left
hind foot, had not been found yet last
evening.
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Much Sickness.

Undoubtedly with children, attributed to other
causes, Is occasiOned by Worms. BROWNS
VERMIFUGE COMFITS, or Worm Lozenges,
although effectual in destroying worms, can
10 no possible injury to the most delicate child
This valuable combination has been success
fully used by physicians, and found to be alb
solutely sure in eradicating worms. Twenty
hVe cents box. IIanl5-lyd&wTuTh&S
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Pedestrian Contest.

A pedestrian tournament will shortly
take place in this city between two we'll
known pedestrian of this place, one from
Reading and another from York. Good
men are backing the walkers and lively
match is expected.
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HANLAN'S VICTORY.
Intense Enthusiasm in Toronto

TORONTO, Ont, May 20-The creates t
enthusiasm was manifested here on the
news of Hanlan's victory being received
at the telegraph Offices, where thousands
of people were in waiting many conglatu-
latOry kilograms were sent including on
from the Marquis of Lorne.
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Jumped too Soon.

John Bouhl, of Mount Joy, while return
ing home from Lancaster, on Whit Mon
day evening, jumped off the Cincinnati
express, while yet in motion, causing him
to fall and break his collar bone.
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Presentation to Lancaster's New School
Superintendent.

The Bible class of St. James's Lutheran
church, Reading, called last evening at the
residence of City Superintendent Buehrle
No. SIG Chestnut street. that city, pre-
paratory to his removal to Lancaster.
After pleasant conversation and the serv-
ing of refreshments, Mr.. Harry Crecelius
stepped forward and in the name of the class
presented Superintendent Buehrle with an
elegant silver ice water service inscribed
as follows "R. X. Buehrle, from st.
James Lutheran Bible class, Reading,
May 10Th, 1SSO.''
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"FOR THE NOMINEE.-

Virginia Democrats Declare IN Favor of the
Cincinnati Candidate.
RICHMOND, Va, May 20.-The COnser-
vative state convention adjourned sine die
at midnight, after instructiug the dele
gates to Cincinnati to adhere to the two
thirds rule and declaring in favor of the
nominee of the national Democratic con-
ventiOn.
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HE, lads and lassies HE away!
Nor brook 4 single hours delay,
If you would carry in your mouth
White teeth, and odors of the South
Haste, haste, and buy single font
OF the unrivalled SOZODONT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
81 Don't Want That Stuff. u

81 Don't Want That Stuff"
Is That lady of Boston said to her husbsnd
when he brought home some medicine to cure
her of sick headache and neuralgia, which had
made her miserable for fourteen years. At
the first attack thereafter, it was administered
to her with such good results that she contin-
ucd its use until cured and was made so enthu.
siastic in its praise that she induced twenty
two of the best families IN her circle to adopt
it as their regular family medicine. That
- stun' is Hop Ritters. my152W;l&w
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That's so but in most patent medicines you
pay for 1t at the rate Of dollar a pint. Kid
ney-Wort is dry compound and one package
Is enough to make six quarts of medicine
without addition of any poisonous liquors. 1t
IS natures remedy for Kidney Diseases. Liver
Complaint and Piles, for it is both diuretic and
cathartic tonic and healing. Buy it.
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a CORRESPONDENT from Mahanoy City, Pa
says: Mr.. J. KiSt i this city, suffered great
deal with blckacile. gave him bottle of ST.
JACOBS Oil. under condition that would ask
no pay if the remedy failed to cure him. He
brought me the money the next day, stating
that the ST. JACOBS Oil acted wonderfully. re-
lieving me OF all pain.
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COrOner's Inquest. 3.

Coroner Mishler and his jury re-assem-
bled last evening to make up the verdict in
the case of Herbert Smith, the three
old infant that died so suddenly
yesterday morning. The verdict was
death from heart disease.
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AmusenentS..

characterization Saturday next Janauschek
the world renowned actress, will appear here
as Lady Macbeth, in the great play of "Mac-
beth" Reserved seats can be bought at the
opera house ONCE.
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DAKOTA
For Minnesota's Dark Horse.

CHICAGO, May 2O.-A despatch from
Fargo says the Dakota Republican con-
vention met yesterday and chose two dele
gates to Chicago, both for Window with
second choice for Blaine.
Another despatch says both delegates
Art: uninstructed, but it is understood they
are for Blaine for first choice.
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DEATHS.

rd,,la. LER:-May 10, 1880, at IIatboro Mont
gomery county, Pa, Martin Buehler in the
74th year OF his age. WV
Funeral on Saturday, 2sl inst, at 8 O'Clock.
p. m. Mt Rohrerstown, Lancaster county, Pa
2td# "
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Quotations by Il. X. JamisOn Il Co, ). W
Cor. Sd and Chestnut Streets).
PHILADELPHIA, May ~.
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MILTON.
Another Fire Started Today.

Another Fire Started Today.
MILTON, Pa, May 2O-Another fire
broke out here this morning which caused
the greatest excitement. Flames were
discovered in the planning mill of Ginger
& Co., but were extinguished before much
damage was done.
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Try Locher's Renowned Cough Syrup.

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them to Overtax their strength and completely
break down their nervous systems, impoverish
their blood, and almost destroy their constitu-
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all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
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Try Locher's Renowned Cough Syrup.

IL. I'll. Warner & Co., Rochester, ". T.:
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HAT DEPARTMENT.

Al The Latest Styles of HATS re.
ceived every day from New York
and Philadelphia, and sold ut
prices to suit everybody.
@-Old Hats reshaped and cOlored
at short notice.