Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-05-17

S.; Mrs. Weiland, 50c.; other parties
names published hereafter, s167.OO.
John Trosh, 81.
| Sixth Ward. -
James II. Marshall 80 n. Lightne
$25; J.P. Wickersham s25 w. Z. Hen
sci s.; B. F. Shenk $40; High & Mar
tin $40; cash So; H. E. Leman S.; job,
Keller $40; John R. Bitner $40; L. c.
Eby 81: II. Martin So Misses Hamilton
s.; c. H. Lefevre $40: Thos. Baumgard
ner s25; c. H. Barr 81; H. Stamm, 81
T. B. Cochran, S.; c. Rees. s.; Mrs. E
NJ. Kline. 90: Jacob Griel, $25; P. S. Nc
Tague, So S. E. Bailey & Co., 81; E. S
Smeltz, 81 Mrs. Weishampel, 2Oc. J.
K. Shirk, So; d. Heitshu, 50; c. F.
Rengier, So; L. S. Hartman, s.; Wm.
Riddle, So: II. Shubert, 81; J. H. Wild.
myer, So; d. c. Haverstick, $3.50: B. J.
McGrann, $50: r. H. Brubaker, s15; R.
f. Fahnestock, SO; James Black, $40:
h. McGovern, So; John Hartman, s.
Henry Weber, S.; Peter Lott, S.; Sam'l.
Moore, jr., So; A. 3. Meixell, SO; cash,
50 cash, 50 Mrs. Kautz, So; c. Liller,
50 cash. 81 ; L. Bau, 81 ; JOS. Speilman,
81; J. NJ. McCulley, 81 . p. Rudy, 81 ;
cash, 81; cash, 81; Ezra Meixell. 81
Isaac 3. Hostetter, 81 cash, 81 cash, 81;
cash, 81 F. Vollrner, 81 A. Walters,
Soc. cash. 25c. friend, 25c. /; John
Faegley, 25c q; cash, 25c Capt. Wiley
Hardwicke, 500; Mrs. Juliet H. L. Camp
bell, S. w. Hatfield, So Rev. d. P. Ros-
enmillcr, So: VIM. Gorrecht, 81 ; B. F.
Eshleman, So; ii. B. Swarr, So; A. C..
Reinoehl, 50: r. NJ. Agnew, 81; D. G..
| Baker, s.; VIM. II. Wilson, So; H. A..
Shultz & Bro, s.; Frank Ditfenderfer,
81; c. A. Fon Dersmith, 50; Mrs. r. H.
Brubaker, So; George Lutz, 81 John H.
Metzer, 81 Peter E. Hershey, 81 Ed.
Eberman, SO: VIM. A. Atlee, So; Kautf-
man Deitch, 81.
seventh Ward.
John X. Reed, SEQ; Hoar & McNabb,
So Henry Herr, s5; Abram Herr, S. !;
John Herr, So; Lawrence Goose, SO; Jos.
Clarkson, So; Allan A. Herr, SO: II. c.
Hopkins, So; Sam'l Wetzel. 90 Andrew
Brimmer, So John Homan (butcher), So;
Gus. Reichman, 50; VIM. A. Morton, 50 :;
A. F. Donnelly, 50; Jacob N. Miller, So :;
John Eisley, 50; j. F. Kautz. 50 ; Sam'l
r. Miller s. Bro, So; Geo. Reed, 81; Geo.
NJ. Berger, 81; Jacob Utzinger, 81 ;
Mrs. Westenbergcr, 81 John Brooks, 81 );
NJ. Steinwandle, 81; John Francjscus, 81
Thos. b. Bechtel, 81 ; Jacob Effiinger, 81
Philip Dinkleberger, 81 cash, &C., s4 :
cash in smaller amounts, $3.50; cash, 81 :;
J: w. Trees, 81 cash, s5c ; Peter Miller,
ST.
Ninth Ward.
Jno. l. Hartman, s25; S. l.. Hartman,
SOC; J. S. Rohrer, $40; 3. B. Martin,
$40; Coho Il Wiley, SO; Bausman &
Innhor T w
So; Stoner, Shreiner & Co., So; Conrad
Cast, So; ID. Hartman, So; Chas. Schu-
bert, s.; Miss Wolfe, So Jos. r. Goode!l,
Jos. Wacker, S. U. Bitter, s. Mrs S.
Miller, Sd Arnold Haas, 50 Jos. Herzog,
50; S. w. Taylor, 50; II. B. Croft, 81;
J. IL. Bushong, So; Rathvon u Fisher,
So: Jac. Hartman, 81 Israel p. Mayer,
81 Jacob Reinhold, ST ID. Markley, 81 !;
Sam'l Kepperling, ST: Miss Emma Green,
81; Andrew Balmer, 81 !; b. F. Cox, 81: 4:
G. NJ. Gibbs, 81, DR.. Bringhust, 81;
Philip Zecher, 81 Miss Sallie Dengler, 81 :;
John ID. Boring, ST Kless & Gerhart, 1 ;;
VIM. +. tumble, 81; r. Fisher, 81 Ernst
G. Kopf, 81; George Shulmyer,
ST: Henry Kenagy, ST !; Prof. Jno.
S. Stahr. sl.5O; J. b. Keiiler, 81; Mrs. P.
Finger, 81; Annie r. Kaufman, ST !;
Isaiah MciXell, 81; sundries and cash s3.
1t is impossible at our hour OF going to
| press to get returns from all the commit
tees and several wards have as yet made
no return, but the committees are doing
| good work, and by tomorrow the COM
| plete list of subscribers can be published.
| The Second ward raises $500 alone, and the
Sixth nearly 500. The Third has about
$500, and the First, Fourth and Fifth will
run. from $50 to $3.50. In all it is estimated
that Lancaster city, by tomorrow noon.
will have raised the magnificent sum of
$4,000.
Meanwhile subscriptions can be left
with the mayor or any member of the com
mittee.
Every committeeman gives it Us his ex-
perience that persons give more voluntari-
| ly than ever known on a similar occasion.
! Going Europe.
Mcssrs. Michael Zahm, Ii. Z. Rhoads
and his son Godfried L. Rhoads, aged II
years, will leave Lancaster at an early
hour tomorrow morning for New York,
from which port they will sail on Wednes
| day in the steamer Labrador, for Havre,
France Mr.. Rhoads and his son
will remain abroad about three
months, visiting France, Italy and Switz-
erlard, Mr.. Rhoads's main object being to
secure works of art and precious stones.
Mr.. Zahm will accompany Mr.. Rhoads on
his tour and will extend his travels int
England, Ireland, Scotland and perhaps
Germany.
Prof. Edward Brooks, of Millersville
normal school, the Misses Kaufman,
daughters of J. B. Kaufman, esq, Mrs.
DR.. Lewis and some other Lancasterians,
will visit Europe on the grand excursion
which leaves New York on the 10Th Of
June.
Hand Lacerated.
Frank d. Miley, son of Amos Miley,
and employed as salesman in Steinman
l. Co.'S hardware store, met with pain
full accident this morning. In the store
there is chain rack, from which are sus-
pended, for the inspection of customers, a
great variety of chains of all sorts and
sizes. These chains are hung upon sharp
pointed hooks, seven feet or more from
the floor. Mr.. Miley attempted
to take one of the chains down, and being
unable to reach it stepped upon an anvil
that stood under the chain rack. While