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monthly. Both these agreements were
carried out. and ia several instances me
shares OF dissatisfied holders were bougnt
back by the company at par. Tue nrst
dividend declared was gG cents on each nye-
dollar share, and the monthly dly'dends
ranged from 10 TO 90 per cent. III Is sara
that the managers OF the company never
dealt In q single share Of stock, and made
no investment of the money puid into their
hands by their dupes except for their own
benefit. The system rs similar TO the pan
OF the Woman's Bank. in Boston, whicn
collapsed recently. The dividends ana pay.
ments for surrendered shares were paid out
OF the continued investments In the pur'
chase OF stock bv new victims. Some OF Inc
earlier investors received 200 per cent. on
their investments; but there are bunoreus,
or perhaps thousands. who have received no
return for their money, and the prospect Is
that they never will.
The prisoners, after their arrest. were
brought TO the police central office, where
they gave their
NAMES AND PEDIGREEs
as follows: Michael p. Cafe. aged forty
six. OF No. AZ west Forty-second street (;
Laurent de Fo,sa, aged forty-nlne. same
address: and Charles NJ. WANT, aged thlr-
ty.tiye, Of No. 1872 west Forty-eighth street.
They were locked up in separate cells. Inc
detectives have discovered some OF the an
tecedents OF the three prisoners. Cafe was
formerly collector for wine-house In THIS
city, and was discharged, 1t Is SAID, on ac-
count or discrepancies IN his accounts. DE
Fossa is OF noble French family. He was
accused OF committing forgery and he'd.
In his absence he was found guilty
and sentenced to twenty years I'M
prisonment at hard labor. His family
subsequently, secured remission OF his
punishment by paying all the debts and
damages arising from his crime. Meantime
De Fos>a went TO Belgium and opened
gambling hell. but was soon compelled TO
fiy 10 the United States. He returned TO
France last summer and got himself into
another difficulty from which It cost him
%, DOOR. to eXtricate himself. WANT was
member OF the firm OF GOgge i Co., FUR
rers. who were charged with misrepresent-
ing their resources when starting business.
They failed, and offered 10 compromise at
ten cents on the dollar, but the creditors
refused to accept these terms, alleging tnat
the bankruptcy was fraudulent one. The
affairs OF the firm are still unsettled. Wyant
recently married Cafes sister. The pri-
soners will he erralgDed in the Court OF
General Sessions to-day TO plead TO the IN
diclment.
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Virginia as Wine-PrOducer-Esp
ciailY the Piedmont Region.

~ Hc GuttWo W "O OeSPueOH'
ANY one who has given any attention at
all 10 the general drift Of things must have
observed the constant reference made to the
ravages OF the pbylloxera on the vines Of
France and other portions OF the continent
noted as wine-producers. The following
will show the efforts France is making to
find remedy:
"The French Minister OF Agriculture and
Commerce had last year placed at his dispO-
sal 100000 francs (S100,000). for the promo
ton of researches and experiments as to The
best way Of dealing with the destructive
phyIloyera. This year the allowance is IN
creased by supplementary grants TO 962,750
francs 1915, 950)-nearly double the former
sum. or this amount $4,000 are devoted
to the treatment Of dseasedvines in the dis
trcts specified by the superior commission,
while 100000 francs will be given TO
doubling the grants voted by the various
departmental and municipal bodies. So
cieties and companies formed for the inves-
tigation OF the disease Will also be assisted
bv bonuses TO the aggregate amount of
800, 900 francs. A further sum of 1000
francs Is set aside towards encouraging the
propagation of American vine stocks, and
the distribution OF new plants aud cut
tings from the Agricultural School at
Montpelier. Rewards 10 the amount Of
100, 900 francs will be given for furtbering
microscopic researches, while $4,000 francs
are left for dealing with individual cases."
In the mean time districts OF high stand
ing from time immemorial for the excel
ence of their wines find themselves COM
PEELED TO devote Tuch OF their land TO other
and less remunerative crops. and the pro-
priefors OF their choice brands are forced
TO either surrender business or resort TO
" compounding" to supply their trade and
this latter they are doing with great dill
gencc.
IL does seem plain that In view OF this
state OF affairs Virginia has an opportunity
which she cannot afford to neglect. The
wine made by the Monticello Company at
Charlottesville took the premium at the last
Paris Exposition, II Is understood, over, all
American wines, and we must believe that
the judges who passed upon IL knew what
good wine really WAS. Is there no way OF
extending The limits OF this production. and
making wine the element In our industries
1t ought to occupyf The point Is to get TO
these French vipe-growers full aud definite
information, printed in their own language,
of the capabilities In this respect Of the re-
giou along the Blue Ridge. This informa.
ton should OF course treat Of lis topogra.
ply. geology, herbsges water, range OF
temperature. length of season--in fact.
everything that might be called for 10 en-.
able those people to make up an inteIIi.
gent judgment. There will be no diff.
Guilty In having this information properly
disseminated, for since Mr.. Hayes became
President land the new incumbent will
Doubtless not 90 diferentlyl our diplomatic
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waII.Street PeOple Arrested.
THREE OFFICERS OF AN ALLEGED BOGUS COM
PANY IN CUSTODY.

THREE OFFICERS OF AN ALLEGED BOGUS COM
PANY IN CUSTODY.
New York Times.I
Michael p. Cafe, Laurent de Fossa. and
Charles NJ. Wyant, president, treasurer, and
secretary, respectively, OF the Mutual
Stock Operating Company" and the
"Guarantee and Income Company" both
alleged to be swindng concerns, were ar
rested Wednesday afternoon on bench-war-
rants issued by City.Judge CowIng, they
having been indicted for obtaining money
by fraudulent representations. Their arrest
was nstigated by the New York Stock EX-
change, and Is the result Of a continued ef-
fort to break up bogus concerns created for
the purpose Of swnding the unwary. The
company Of which the above named are the
chief officers was he pioneer and the largest
of the "mutual stock companies" 1t was
founded on November 20, 1879, with the
avowed purpose Of carrying on
STOCK sPECULATIONs
for the benefit OF its stockholders. Its cap
ital stock wa originally liked at 500. 900.
divided into 10000 shares at IS each. The
company advertised largely, and flooded the
city and vicinity with ingenious y-worded
circulars, well calculated TO dupe the I'M
wary and avaricious. They established Of
fees at No. 80 Broadway, which they fitted
up in hands ONE STYLE and at large expense.
The circulars, which have already appeared
in the Times. offered extraordinary induce
menls 10 investors. Shareholders had the
privilege OF inspecting the books Of the con-
Germ, and when any OF the investors de-
manded this privilege they were shown
books setting forth large transactions In the
purchase and sale OF stocks. This exhibit
ton would generally satisfy the iDquisitive
investors; but II any one demanded TO see
the books In which the transactions between
the brokers and The company were recorded
they were informed that these books were
the private property Of the firm OF NJ. p.
Cafe d Co., to which the stockholders had
no right. and to show which would neces.
sarily expose
THE KEY TO THE SYSTEM
under which they operated, and which they
were bound 10 prevent becoming public
property. This statement would generally
shut of further inquiry. The only com.
pensation they claimed was brokerage OF
! one.sixteenth OF per cent. on all traDsac-
lions In behslf Of the company, and this
was 10 cover all general and Office expenses.
although neither OF the three named is n
member OF The stock Exchange, and conse.
quentIy could not have business transacted
therein ut less than double the commission
charged. In their circulars the accused
claimed That the COMPANY was under tbe
patronage OF the Stock Exchange. and
among the inducements offered to invest
ors were that the stock was payable on de-
mand' and that dividends were declared
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We return thanks to LEROY S. EDWARDS.
ESQ, for pamphlet copy OF the address OF
Major II. Is. MCCLELLAN formerly Assist
ant Acknowledgement Cavalry Corps OF the
Army of Northern Virginia., Of Sayre insti-
tule, Ky, before the Virginia Division OF
the Army Of Northern Virginia ut their an
nua meeting held In the Capitol IN Rich
mond, Va, October 81, 1880. This address
was noticed in the Dispatch at the time OF
lie delivery.
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although, 80 we suppose, there will never
be another civil war Ia this country. The
Federal Government IL too strong to DC re-
sisted by any number Of States that are
likely to be inclined to resist II. So muco
the mere imperative The duty OF resisting
by all peaceable means eli such measures
as those proposed by Mr.. boutwell, aud
other stM warts.
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DEATHS.

Died, on the 23d instant. nj O'Clock A. NJ, MAT,
TIE ELLISON twin daughter OF Robert T.. ana
Alice Coigin aged two Years aud lbree months.
Her funeral will tat g place from her fathers resi-
dtnce. No 24l east Main street. at 2 O'Clock THIS
(FriOayl AFTERNOON. The 2fth.
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GOLD FRAMES from a 10 .b;
FRAMES for cards;
FRAMES for panels:
FRAMES for prOm,n made;
FRAMES on easels;
FRAMES off the easels;
FRAMES with opening for two card-pictures:
FIR AMES with opening for six card and two caOl-
net pictures;
FRAMES with opening for five cabinet and two
card pictures;
PICTURE-MATS in white. in gray, in black, in
TINS;
MATS for 1c MATS for ). 10, Is, %, and soc;
MATS furnished IN all our frames.
II you have picture to frame, bring It to STE
VEINS.
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HoLlDAYsl CHRISTMAS!
PRE~ENTs THAT WILL LAST.
kkYSAaEs E} PIANOS.
ORGANS, }FsrEfY.
MUSIC-BOoKS NICELY BOUND;
MUSICAL LITERATURE;
MUSlC-WRAPPERs and FOLI0s;
GUITARS. BANJOS. VIOLINS, &C.. &C.
INSTRUMENTS sold at f&ctory rates for cash or
monthly payments.
Workmen constantly employed to TUNE, and
ever thing Thoroughly warranted.
PIANOS TO RENT.
Cali aud get our terms for SHEET-MUsIC and
| INSTRUMENTS. RAMOS 4 MOSES,
de2l Ola Main street.
INorlcE'
CHRISTMAS AND NEw.YEAR PRESENTS.
HANDSOME BRASS TENDERS and F z,
&c l9-eod6t No. Iron Block. Governor street.
TX HARDWARE.
Handsome POCKET-KNIyEs,
| Superior TABLE, CUTLERY,
| WeRk-CAsFs and SCISSORS.
GENTLFMEN'S TOILET CASES,
1OOL-lHEsTs. SKATES.
| PLATE.WARMEks, CAKE.BOXEs.
| CHAMBER sETs,
| COAL VASES,
CARPET swEEPERs,
| JOHN NJ. NOTHING,
,.a No. Sxo Main street.
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HOLIDAY GOODS
III AT
A. HUTZLER & SONS,
300 BROAD STREET
NEW GUOR>l NEW GOODS y
A large assortment OF NOVELTIES for the holi-
days-comDrising In part -
SILK. LACE. EMBROIDERED. and HEM
STITCHED HANDkERCHlEFS for ladies
gentlemen, and children; tlCHUEs, scan rs
COLLARS. and CUFFS. embroidered aud plain
LADIES' and GENTLEMENS NtCkWEAR
COMBS. BRUSHES. ana POCkET-BOOkSi
NUBIAs. HOODS. SACQUEs, ULSTERs, CARDl-
GAN-JACKETS; . .
ladies, gentlemen and children
TOWELS, NAPKINS, and TABLE-DAMASh
LACES. RIBBONS. and NOTIONS, IN endless
variety. ..
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, AND CASSlMERFs
Our stock OfDRESS GOODS. CLOAkS, and Dol.
MANS we offer at greatly reduced prices. A csil Il
solicited. de 10
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CHRISrMAS CHEER.
FINE LIQUORS AND GROCERIE,

ID. ANItLOTTl,
No. 1911 FRANKLIN STREET RlCHNoSp. 3d..
offers the following >FASONABLk GOODS ,-t..
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS, selected by ..f
OLD%G. +. VISOR uhe best WHISKY:
OLD JAMES BUMG AEDNER WHl,kEl-.
year. old;
Of ID FULCIlER WTI>KEY-.eycn years ..
OLD CLEMNkR WHI~kEY-uyc ytars e.
OLD MARTkLL DARK LONDON DO'h bEit.
OF. o. MARTELL VISOR. RRANpY.
GENUINE PURE HOLLAND GIN, ia BOTTLES I.'
on draught;
Five packages SUPERIOR OLD PALE AND
BROWN SHERRY WINE. from 10. ce''.rl'.i
house of uARMOSY MERE Or "a fEON IfIi.
Also. ch,tce~f gItIt-.u
PORT and SHERRY NlNE~ aud IRISH .'
SCOTCH WHISKY;
GUINNESS STOUT, BASIS nd NOI Nrii.>
SPARKLING ALt>.
He also offers q very ch0iec 'of ~ virginia
HAMS, selected by hIu-eu win great care.
a large lot of FI\f GEo6 ERlf~. dr L. Dr.
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CHARACTERISTICS,
TlN-SETS.
TtA-SETS.
GARDENER. STANDS,
BLACkING.CASES,
ROCKING-CHAIRS.
CHILbREN'> CHAIRS,
RITING-DESKS,
WORK. BOXES.
JAPANESE BOWLS,
JAPANESE TRAYS.
JAPANESE CABINETS,
BRACKETS,
WALL POCKETS,
HAI-RACKS
I'm short. thousands OF useful and ornamental goods
your daughter, your sweetheart, your TREND. OF
way If you
de 10 STEW
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-- lue ~! --
HOLIDAY GOODS,
HOLIDAY GOODS.
f. -. SPENCE < sos,
oo2 MAIN STREET.
HOLIDAY GOODS
OVERCOATS, ONFR'oAI>.
ovrpco,Ts OyrRCoAT~.
..,.,......,,.
oNT"'' N'''
OVERCOATS, ONEe'oAI>.
DRESS SITS.
DRESS SUITS,
mrs SUITS
DRhS> SUE
buSiN EH'
BUSINESS sUITs-TfN DOLLARS
RUSINFSS SUfTS-TF. DOLLARS.
..,,....... s,-,.r.. rr>. n,tt,p,
en,.,.,.,. .,>.
L. '' -
E.B. SPENCE 4 SON.
..
go.
T. b' SFhN'E ''N'
PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS
nr,,onoYr ,,.urrr ppt.. sUlET~.
PEMBROKE WHITE DEt>> Shirt
PEMBROKE WHITE pEF~, SHIRTS.
MD "LoN r.
BUCK GLOVES,
CLolh "LoN''
tUE-ToP GLOVES
SEAL->klN GLOVES.
DpIvINc- ANp WlKJ\G-GIOEf~
- srrN,r Z -0N.
..,....,.,-,N
T. - .'.,
f. D. -
INDICATED SHIRTS AND DRAW L"''
NgnIC,TFD SHIRT, AND pGAWEE-.
,,rn,,,,r,r .,,,p.r. ,\n DpAWfU~.
INDICATED SHIRT. ANp DEANtE-.
i SIT Npth-'
sU>PENutE>,
sUSPtNUhR>.
.......... ..,.,n,tt,r.
MERINo INpEhal,tn, 90 motIAE.
MERINO CNDfh~hlkIs o. r i''','''N -,
MERINo UNpGR>HIGTs ON poLLNf'
......
EN- paN,,,> MI :, u; ,I iiTr
WHITE uhLF-HusE,
MERINo HALF.IloSr
SCARLET
,..c,,r,v
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS EWl
FOR EVERYBODY ~
SENSIBLE ONES AT THAT.

Don't throw your money away for tribes, but 80
straight To
c. L. SIEGEL, 42I BROAD STREET,
and select from his
IMMENSE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES
something substantial.
The CHEAPEST EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS, for
Indies and gentlemen. In the city;
FINEST GENTLEMEN'S TOILET SLIPPERS In
the city;
Latest STYLES of LADIES' SLIPPERS in the city:
Largest assortment OF LADIES BUTTON BOOTS
in the city - ,
civ:
BOY = RED TOP BOOTS nobbiest In the city;
INFANTS FANCY SHOES;
I'm fact anything and everything In ihe BOOT ana
Shoe line can be found at
CHARLES l.. SIk GELS,
42l Broad street.
Buy the new TOILET DRESSING. VIII not
crack shoes. only AZ SlFGELS. de II
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LAMPS.
STUDENTS LAMPS. nickel;
STUDENTS LAMPS, brass;
HAND. LANES, brass;
HAND.LAMPS. glass;
STAND-LAM?S. glass;
BRONZE LAMPS, figured;
BRDNZE LAMPS, plaiu;
BRIC-A-BRAC LAMPS, ebony stands:
BRIC-A-BRAC LAMPS, ebony and brass;
LAMPS OF all sizes
LAMpS trimmed any way You please;
LAMP. S1A DIES. plain or decorated:
LAMP CHIMNEYS, all sizes and kinds
LAMPS for the hall:
LAMPS for brackets:
PATENT ADJ UNSTABLE BRACKET.LAMPS;
FINE LIBRARI-LAMPS.
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The letter Of Mr.. john orr contains sug-
gestions to the tobacco. planters OF Virginia
which it might be well for them to take into
consideration.
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MEETINGS..

nIg@Sr. ANDRE WIS CHURCH,
SERVICE at 1880 A. NJ.
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ON RIS I VI \ ; .

~ II Il : I VI \ ;.
SMOKERS EADQUAETEE>.
GFOEGE >tNQ.N.
CORNER NAGN AND tLEVENIH ~fEItt-.
frl stock of fine IMPORTED and DOM >ll
CIGARS,
SMOKING and CHFNING-TOBAftO,
SEAL. RUSSIA, MoBOt GO. and ALLIC tINH
Sugar ana CIGAEtITt -tASt~ art
MAItII-~AFi~.
MEFRSCHAUM GOODS.
CIGAR and GABFITF-llOIDtH~,
And SMOKERS ARTICLES generally.
also.
Agent for the most popular MINERAL WATERS.
De u. 81
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We have the Southern Clinic for Decem
Der.
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,PICTURE-FRAMES.

VELVET and SATIN aud EBONY, cabinet size,
yEIVFT and SATIN and EBONY, cabinet size,
VELVET and SATIN and EBONY, cabinet size,
VELVET and SATIN and EBONY, cabinet SIZE
40; -
VELVET and SATIN and EBONY, cabinet slze'
1928:
WALNUT and GILT FRAMES, cabinet SIZE. 10c.;
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ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
l. PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON LlFE-IN-
SURANCE COMPANY:
The undersigned, holders of more than onc.tenh
OF The capital stock of The Ptedm ont anh Arlington
Life Insurance Company hereby give notice that a
general M citing Of the stockholders of said compa-
nv will be- held at the office uf The c1mp1ny, corner
OF Ninth and Main streets. Richmond. Va, on
MONDAY. JANUARY 10, 1881,
at the hour of II VI.
q. G.. HARTSOOK.
GEORGE G.. JEFFERSON
&c Gid A. X. BLAKEY.
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FLAT:
COLOGNE SETS from 7jc. To $3.50.
for Yourself, your wife. your husband, your son,
YOUR enemy, for that matter Wewlll suit you any
will call at
EMS.
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MOTTO E.-The members OF OLD Do
~ MINION COUNCIL, No. 3l6, AMERICAN
LEGION OF HONOR, are requested 10 attend
regular mertIug of their Council on THIS friday
EVENING al n O'Clock, AT l'ruids Hall. corner
seventeenth aud Man streets. lt Is hoped that
every member will be pr sent, as This Is the last
night In the quarter. and dues must be- paid
by order OF f.. j. WEYMOUTH, Commander.
de 24.lt+ JAMES T.. RlDDICK. secretary.
MUTUAL LODGE. No. 219l, KNIGHTS
WI OF HONOR.-Oficors and members Of this
Lodge are requested 10 attelr regular meeting
THIS Frid .y) EVENING at ~ o'clock for election
OF officers ana Other important business.
Bye Ter Of the Dictator. e.. L. WALFORID,
de "a Its Rec rder
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rx.GoyeRvoR PORTER SAYS THE PEOPLE HAVE
DECIDED TO PAY-MEANING OF THE LATE
ELECTION.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-28
MARKETS..
Philadelphia Market.


PH!LApELPaIA, Sept. 2s-Flonr quiet; super
fine 81 1898 p; extr. % 25ll4 OO: ohio and In.
diana family IS O0@5 50; Penn'a family do
"a S505 25 st. Louis family Mt 50 JO4G 60; Min
ncsota family 81 7505 IS; patent and high
grades IS 75QS q.
Rye flour scarce at &5 90.
Wheat firm {: No. Western Real 81 o.; Pa
Red 81 o.; Amber 81 O7@l or.
Corn scarce and wanted by local trade :;
steamer 53Ac yellow SIC mixed 54@Q55c.
Oats steady No. l, White, 42n@143c; No. 9 do
4l@4l%c; No. 3 do 4o@4OLc; No. 2, Mixed 500
39Ic.
Eye firm Mt 93c.
Provisions in firm jobbing trade; mess
pork SIG OO0l62J beef hams SIS OO6ll9 % In
dian MESS beet ut $l8 50 smoked hams 1I1,6l
l2c; picked hams 911@lOHc bacOn-smOkctl
shoulders G11@7c salt do 6@6Ac.
Lard firm city kettle at SIC; loose butch
crs' Sc; prime steam s. y.
Butter quiet but steadily held; Creamery
extra sc do good to choice 2s@3lc Bradford
county and New FORK extra. 26@129c; Western
reserve extra 22023c; do good to choice lG02Oc
Rolls quiet; Penna extra 9O023; Western re-
serve extra 2O025c.
Eggs easier Penra scarce Mt 22c; Western
20c.
Cheese quiet but strong; New York full
cream 13l4GQl4c; Western fun cream l360l3l4c
do fair to good 120l214c: do half Skins II q
1lLc.
Petroleum nominal refined at lIAc.
Whisky at 81 T.
Seeds-Good to prime Clover dull at 81 -
as .; Timothy firm at s. 73a: 80: FIaxseed
firm Mt 81 30.
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Cattle Market.

MONDAY, Sept. c7-Thc receipts of bccvcs
Mt the West Philadelphia yard for past week
were 1000 head; North Philadelphia yar,l,
$50 head. Total, 1850 head.
BEEvEs-Thc market during the past week
was inactive and the large run OF cattle made
prices Nc lower. We quote Extra ut 55zG057.c
SSai !TE@iSNs TE@iN Nid ms,n eoMs s9:c vcs sGo caxr
Mt 5@61ac. Fresh cows, S25 to $4j per head.
SALES AT THE WEST PHILADELPHIA yAEp.
Head.
200 Roger Mayncs, Western. gross, 41l@5Mc.
2so E. 5. { B. +. McFilien, Western, gross. 40
257 a: &J. Christy, Western, gross, 41l@5Hc
rs Ulman Lehman Bros, Ohio and West
IS JAS: ; Clemson. Tinicum and Chester coun-
ty, gross, 4E@5c.
sis John McArl'e, Ohio, and West Va, gross,
s3 LH~RsS, Msit Suer fss 1885,
80 G: scha&jcrg & Co.. Western. gross, .N@
G5 F. scheetz, West Va. gross, a.1ea4Nc.
3 II. Chain, jr., Ohio and West Va, 3h@44c.
l4o Daniel smyth Bro. West Va; 4@54c.
1872 Bachman 4 Levi, West Va. gross, 4@5Ac.
20 S. Dreifus, Western, 4N@42c..
SO OUtlu, W cStcTH stutt "coJ Vh.s SioSSf
3A@3Lc.
90 Schnmbcrg & Paul, West Va, gross, $40
sc.
:6 James Anil, Western, gross, 4%@5c.
GO James Eustace, West Va, gross, L@fAc.
30 A. Wortheimer. Buffalo. 3zsdI4Hsc.
Is Il. +. Miller, West Va, 4@fNc.
2SiJ. F. Sad(ler & Co., Western and West Va,
4L@5Nc.
were we'll maintained, while lambs were
Lc ~ n off, We quote Exit. Mt 4H05Lc
good, 45s04Ac.; medium, 4hG4Hc. common.
@5Ec: Chester county do 5A@6Nc.; stock
ewes, $2.7j@3.5O. Arrivals West Philadelphia
yards, 5000 head; other yards, 5000 head.
Total, ~. COO head.
Samuel stewart sold $40 head of dressed
sheep at 6%@Sc.
Hogs were in more demand than last week,
extra at 7740sTc, Arrivals at ali yards ., 200
head.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-28
THE PARADE.
Route OF Procession for Friday Nights lscmi.
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Ocra,ic T"rch!i.ht Procession.
At 4 meeting of the Democratic city
campaign committee, held at central
headquarters last evening, and ut which
were present also the colonel Of battalion,
VIM. J. For,iney, and members Of his
staff, the following route Of procession was
agreed upon for Friday nights general
torchlight parade Of the Democratic or
ganiZation Of the city:
The clubs will mass on Orange and
Chestnut streets, right resting on North
Queen (full details Of formation will
be published to-mor.ow), and move as FOL-
lows North and South Queen streets
(passin. monument on cast side), to Mid
die, to East King, to Plum. to Orange, to
Duke. to Frederick, to North Queen, to
James, to Mulberry. to Orange, to Mary,
to West King, to Dorwart, to Manor, to
West King, to East King (passing monu-
ment Oh south side), to Ann, and counter
march to Centre Square and dismiss.
Col. Fordney desires all members of his
staff and mounted aids to report ut central
headquarters this evening at halfpast
seven,