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, 1880-10-13
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Tns HON. uEonhE w. Ioof': or otta"a' ana
Judge J. 7. WotHl, of Portland, INT. are at tho
',o'n'"'. =. .. ,,., r..,.n. :, ~. r.,,,
Al ,io s',crlnan.
III" arIs'o ter pls Nfcrthes Ra
.Tmr Hoy. 9. r: BOWMAN. Of 8. ,,au,. md tho
Hon. ]. y UNr''y. Ut New Zeaiand. wore ut tito
fremont scs'et,'"y.
n,In q; md imsnhfcr of M srrInetod. g.. ar, M rcg
isierc,i an 1t tng Tsen,ntat. nj P'"'"' >''
rpr receipt. Of tho nl-l,evenno ots1co
farcn s,,d ii fr: 5ar st,srts H. "eo'' $'''' '''
49, 49,, . ~, ,., .,'." s. ..,..a, - ,,.,,
tcry attcra r. xr,hn Whn E. EessTa I"ao "a o M
broker. signing lilo nrrestary 6oana''s
am.. a. e rrt psGrve~ eu,,S "
nMiiJingh wns 1T i H. r Gs tcsrees; 10 a. H.. ii;
H., H. =; Il j. =: H.. a' b. r m.' o. Haronctor'
a,..a ., ,,s.' :, - - ,,'''.' ,"'' -''
TIE ltev: +. u; FlMhhngai1. ni q. Arms Catt-
s,mi Tlviii,,;, u r,nrEwuv. ncknnwlrslrts ihn v"rv
smcrmccst o1 .ha Il sT t;no st*s YSm,s
'.a 's"','s" ,sa,' ,'...., :" ,.n ,.u o.' ".s.
sns gths. Hy . srs IT, sR H ~ ,, rn M Unit.
!!etween Ensewoo,! s"s @ thicaFo a'!d ink for
freight between Elglowoo.l and tho Stock
Ynres.
.rur ChIcneo Mining 1.oor,1 ,,,et nj Nm s., wnsh.
inatnn STRUT iMst cseni.E, i. II. McGrea IN tic
chnr. It was nu,,c,i In .t,nt,pt. i'm nnr ~ Tia
lmsiv In tho i;hita,ro stnrk iln,nl n !. n,"ntin1
M thc stwki,olI1rs VIVA Srtlcrrd IL In. hnGi Soy.
IL vt s:;p to'clork to increase tllo capital stock
to $l0.UO.
a CALLED meeting OF tho Executive C,mmtt-
ten n liz ftjIm,ia i1uI,,srIu, Hehn ,y,,s hniIi t
tic Taimrr il",su Mut,,lny. Tiie i'i inrotnE was
t,ui. Tir nrxt rs.Itar t,m.nthIy m,ret,,,v wt IL.
on tlu first Thursday in November. nj =. M. in
Tia sI,ni, r,)nc'. A'' ''' A'e oS'' "' -" r. ''''
~ 1v ~, tsIr ~. ,,.,. 49, ~o,. ,y... ,,.,,..uu
street. rr'l .!lsIMtch frtn lntanH which
see,nsn " prompt htt'! to tnke several drinks
window inta No IA Wrst Aln.l!sn street. Foley
wns found mi tho etreet netallllK c..f,sty frttl
% wnn,Mi cnr tiio lft ,'r .''d wns tMken to tho
tcln,ed 1y Dr. Duhnp and thenco sent To his
homc.
street, @s t;w,, t u, % q s WI wr @ NJ tc .ort,"r
"f.nrnnn,, nnJ h"'i IL ri,,ht a;,n',iJn is.,la,
rt.. atri,i'mt nj" ,vna ~. t",,snH hS H." ~ .pnr.
,x",,n" ,Miii,tfr" "y+i, IL robi:, " nn ft,1
yIar.n' ,Iam1t"r "a ,.f Es,wnr,j i i Km,nr ~
, 1880-10-13

4 co!umittcs Ut vessel md tug ownurs called
npo1' il,o Mayor yGstGrdny an1 bud slutte IN ex-
ttlat tho hrtilKctenl'ers wcre Wanting In ur1.l,ls,
and his tionr retorted TINT i,e thought thu l.l
!mEGrs M boAss werc III abuut tiie suttic cnnltiun.
l'hls brunplltnt wlar ur .gnr,la, III which tho
Mnyor WIN tt!A tant hu did tot knnw whit Ae
% WAY %talkng at.put, aud III which spcec ehnrRcA
men; u WIS eh.rxe.l. for instance, thl. th. in
tllvldins on t'le Wells und C!nrk street bridges
very usually tul! nf b:er and totally disqualified
III s:lMrKe Of tho Van Huron, Eriu South llMl-
sie.l mi kltx!e street bridges wcru ~ tho hat';
tc II sGsrjn trjc m teG t sts span III nf S was
tl'at upon ccrtnll oec,lsuns tho boat,lcti Ind
,nh a;, IT, ie.so their bonts ut night u swing tho
ttnicts generally wcrn rt,ctl nR lt.prs unliUre
tloy could ~ away with at icast onc- fourth Ut
c 5 ~, ei f ,s ow riIpa sxpsrss S II the p1
ins them. however. .of their vioInt1on nf
whistles, Gtc., ind WIS inclined To lhink, liz
Eenccraliy. The result uf tho Interview wna thnt
hts llniHir Promised to lutlk tntH the ellnrYes
preferred, nslti ia u strt nE ctlft.prautse ills
Saltors ,srcc IT, IN whnt ttoy co.all IL I'ulp en-
lncnt aud running Of tugs.
CLEANING THE suuTlf nlsAxCu.
Tho Mayor hld I'LL extended and private con.
fcrtncs With y eo'ntnlttco ut property. .hoItItrs
South Fnrk yesterday nfter,iou,l. Nflt,lIy tht,su
Present were Sctsrs. Sherman. lIinckley, Will,
armour, antl Fowler ant,, as fnr as could bo
tGnrhet', Tue INFECT 0f tue cnllers wis to urge
ssst - Essk W! !he i s"s f' 8 sS'sSt c." III
Masos %s s fa fa sat s tSe aes s IT. ns s
nrolMse,1 pumps ut thu eal,ul. lock wonll i.ave
no effect upon tho South Fork, whrro fh.. Ut.
nrlglnnte, nnd ,.lso ttnt it wonEtl be II Hn% tn.
ycststsont for property hol.!urs III thnt vicinity
tj'an IT, te ,,, s,,s!s. %md TN tor TUG ,'E9inx o.
, 1880-10-13

luck & ltayncr's Mntt, Powder destroys roaeh-
CT, Hens, ilcH. md hetlt,Il9a.
, 1880-10-13

For neuralgia, ra!us Ht,l nchcs Ia tho back,
kldAcy6 or ltmta-If6r tltttGts.
, 1880-10-13

f1uy tho f.nprnynd ltnwe acn1cs. Borden,
eccck & TO-. Agents, n Lnko strict.
, 1880-10-13

gallons Ut burgundy in eight very cfrtoue old
ntnEc Jugs. Thr vino purrnrtH to llv1 bccu
soacd 1T different tinos irotn ITS TO I'LL.
, 1880-10-13
PAR|S|AN SUIT CO.,
Cor. State and ll0nr0e.Sts.,
Under Palmer House, Chicago.
P1k1XIE- -DI%'TIkI1IUTIINS. =
OFFICE 0i COMMONWEALTH Distribution co.


C0uiiEN.IuUNNAI4 NU1I.IIING,l
l.0uIsvfiR.G. KY. SDpt- y, l8lL
In direct vlnlAtlun Of nn nKreHneHt with ex-t'ost-
ksy 9rasrK tho sss'!veIy e itosls.
ta Mndurb'.ned. pending the LITIGATION Ii te Untted
SLATE. supreme Court. tho Third Assistant iustnns-
nSr,l"r. TO s.t s'.lc sa order The g1onn.a upon
KeMtacky Mvo bsen repea!ed. mid therefore lite
Gni and being Illegal nro necessarily frnainlent
ny !taws. unlike III shat Of tl,e t.oal.inna Lottsry
the foet 9fnce Department dtacrIustnntes IN
slvtst' Of TINT Gnml1nny.
Comment IN Ms1]eaB. legal action will at Once bo
taken b; ttis conpnny and, until further notee cor
pln!n ettor or bF cypress. Don't send by money
order or t-eRaa&erch letter.
, 1880-10-13

Who Of thu Eighteenth Century.
iNelu fDyk Hofid.
Among the lnmtgrMlts 1Mndetl by the Cuunda,
fnn EiavTe. Ut CnstIu Gar|r,i yesttr,!ny, wus mi
ulu musician, WHO bud among bls 0Ltucls sixty
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04
AMERICAN WATCHES,

The American Watch Company of Waltham
received last week an order from the British
Government for 372 watches, intended for the
use of conductors engineers, station masters
and other employees of the state railroads of
India. This is the third large order received
by the company from the same source, and
like the former ones, was obtained in public
competition with foreign manufactures, The
London JeUeler and Meidl W'orher, in its issue
of January Ii, observes. in reference to this
orde
1.-The contract for watches, to be used by the
officials of the India state railways, has again
been secured by the American Watch CON-
pany. This is the third time Messrs. Robbins
& Appleton have received this distinction,
which is not a barren one, for it mnst be evil
dent to the most prejudiced individuals that
the timekeepers supplied on the previous oc-
casions mnst have given satisfactiOns. and an
swered the tests required of them. This is
mortyfying fact for Englishmen, especially
for those who believe that were manufactur-
ers here to show more enterprise they would
be able to compete advantageously in the
manufacture ofall grades of watches.-Boston
ADVERTISER. 1td&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04
A DESTITUTE FAMILY.
Death Of the Father Yesterda,

Death Of the Father Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon Isaac Bowder, who
resided at 554 Lafayette street, died of in.
flammation of the bowels. He leaves be.
hind him family of wife and eight chill
dren, six of whom are at home the young
est being but three weeks of age. They
are in very destitute circumstances and are
deserving Of aid. Yesterday, after the
death of the father, some persons went to
the house and they then ascertained how
poor the family really was. There was
but small bucket of COAL The
mother was i'll and the children were very
poorly clad. These folks at once set
themselves to work to collect something
for the relief of the family and
SO far they have met with sue
cess. Food and fuel have been sent
to the house, but some money is needed
to defray the expenses of the funeral,
which will take place from the residence of
Jacob Weaver, on South Duke street,
whose wife is a sister of the deceased.
Any money left at the mayors office or at
the leather store of A. A. Myers & Co., on
West King street, will be sent to the fam
lily. Clothing, provisions, &C., can be left
with Mrs. Henry Cast, residing ON Manor
street.
The deceased was an industrious, hard
working man, and was by trade a net
maker. He took sick about two weeks
ago and his family therefore had no one
to depend upon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04

Dauphin county has ten living ex-sher-
ifs.
The members of the Pequea church are
about erecting a commodious stable on the
parsonage lot for the use of the pastor.
Employees of the Reading iron works
have been notified that their wages have
been increased 10 per cent, the advance
to date from the 1st of March.
Rev. J. A. Feger, of Harrisburg, has
been appointed to the Mulberry street
charge of the Evangelical association, of
this city.
f. X. Martin, esq, Of Lancaster, was to
deliver lecture in the Pequea Baptist
church, on Saturday evening, 2Sth inst,
but owning to the storm and muddy roads
it was postponed till a future period.
Smedley & Marsh, of Oak Hill, Lancas-
ter county, who go to Wakefield store, will
be succeeded in business at Cak Hill by
Thomas Jenkins and William Patton
under the firm name of jenkins & Patton.
The latter will also continue in business at
Ashville.
Prof. David Long of Mechapicsburg.
Cumberland county, has brought suit
against Prof Gleason for libel and con-
spiracy to injure his reputation as horse
trainer; and against twenty-six others for
conspiracy. 1t is thought that when these
gentlemen visit Carlisle to attend court,
they will 60 on horseback. with Professor
Gleason at their head, forming novel
cayalcade,
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RETURNED TO JAIL.
Arrest of an Escaped Prisoner.

ATTEST OF An ESC8pOO Ir1oOuOrs
Yesterday Detective Sprecher went te
Lebanon with warrant for Adam Rifer,
alias Steiner, who was arrested in Lebanon
last Friday in company with a party OF
tramps, to whom he acknowledged that he
had been convicted and sentenced for bur.
glary and robbery at Reinhold's station in
1877, and escaped from Lancaster Jail in
company with Frank Miller, in December
1873. These facts coming to the knowl-
edge of Constable Ringler, he arrested
Rifer, and telegram was sent to Lancas-
ter authorities asking if they wanted him.
At first our authorities did not recognize
the man on account of his alias, and sent
word that no such man had escaped. It
is now known, however, that he is the
man who escaped, and he has been lodged
in Jail, Capt. Sprecher having brought him
to Lancaster early this morning.
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To be Taken to Titusyille.

Jacob Marcus, whose arrest has already
been noticed. was surrendered to-day to a
Titusville man and will be taken to that city
to answer a complaint of embezzlement
preferred against him by A. Goldenstein.
Mr.. Goldstein came here himself to ex-
ecute the warrent which was given him by
the Titusville authorities. This afternoon
Marcus was taken before Judges Livingston
and Patterson on writ of habeas corpus
and his discharge was asked for, on the
ground that Goldstein had no right to ex-
ecute the warrant, and further that the
offense alleged was not committed in
Crawford county. The court refused the
discharge and the man will be taken to
Titusville tonight, where he says he will
give bail.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04
Browns Household Panacea

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer in the
world. VIII 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 in the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, rheumatism, Toothache and ALL
ACHES, and is the GREAT BELIEVER OF
PAIN. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANA-
CEA should be in every family. A teaspoon
tul of the Panacea in tumbler OF hot water
(sweetened, if preterred), taken at bedtime,
will BREAK UP A COLD. . cents bottle.
For sale at II. i. Cochran & Cos Drug Store
North Queen street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04
WASHINGTON Borough Items.

Abraham Allison died last evening, aged
%, and will be buried on Saturday at
10 a. M, from the residence of his father {;
services at the NJ. f. church.
The river is falling and rafting has sus.
pended until the next freshet, when a good
run of timber is expected.
Shad flies have put is an appearance and
their early coming is a sign of an abund-
ance of shad.
The country roads through the Manor q
are improving, and if no serious freeze oc-
ours will soon be good.
Twenty persons were baptized and the
holy communion Of the Lords Supper ad-
minstered in the NJ. E. church on Tues
day evening, Rev. Henry Wheeler, of Col
umbia. officiating.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04

NOR SALE CHEAP
l. Two new Show Cases and one Show Stand
Apply to $50 SOUTH WATER STREET
m42td or 80 and 40 WEST KING STREET.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04
The Fitting Season.

The cumbersome moving" wagons,
with their heavy freight of household
goods will ere long be seen and heard
rumbling through our streets, and the neal
approach of the fitting" season was
evidenced by the sight of several of these
nweildy vehicles slowly making their way
through town yesterday and to-day.
Charles Denues, esq.,, of Millersville, to-
day moved into the late residence of Mr..
L. B. Herr. on West Orange street beyond
Mary, and the last-named gentleman has
changed his abode to one of the row of
houses on the west side of Lime street, be-
tween Orange and Chestnut.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04

their net income. It appears that many
ofthem have allowed salaries to all the
partners in the bank business, and in that
way absorbed all the profits, SO that there
was nothing left for the commonwealth.
The department holds that no division of
the profits can be made among the men,
bers of the firm until after the payment of
the proper taxes to the commonwealth.
Rent, fuel, clerk hire, and taxes, are
proper items to be deducted from the gross
receipts, but not dividends of the profits
earned until after the payment of the
faypS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04
Runaway.

About two o'clock this afternoon as J.
Steckman and Phil. Morgert were driving
down West Orange street in no-top wagon
their horse scared at the noise made by a
boy drawing stick along the palings of
the high school fence, and as both lines
broke as soon as the strain was put on
them the horse could not be managed,
and the two men jumped or were
thrown out, while the animal came
at full speed down the street,
turning into Prince street, where the
wagon upset and was detached. The
horse ran on, but was soon caught unin-
and MOrgert's fingers were slightly cut,
but no great harm was done.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04
Paving Pensions.

To-day Aldermen Wiley is engaged in
paying pension claims to those entitled to
them. Among the pensioners who called
was Mrs. Rebecca Cameron, widow of the
late Col. James Cameron, who was killed
at the first battle of Bull Run. Her pen
sion was granted nearly 1S years ago, and
since that time she has called regularly
four times year for the money To show
the immense proportion to which the pen
sion list has swelied it may be stated that
Mrs. Cameron's pension was granted Sept.
90, 1862 and is numbered Is. while other
pension papers in Alderman Wiley's
possession are numbered $4,000 and up
wards
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04
lJiphtheria.

Thomas Badders, residing in dwelling
of the late Thomas Black, deceased, in
Fulton township, has lost three children
by diphtheria within the last ten days );
and John Bair, residing in Drumore town.
ship lost two-Harry, aged three years, and
Mary Alice aged one year-during the past
week. The public schools at Cedar Hill,
Little Britain, and Fairview, Drumore,
have been closed on account of the disease.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04

Yesterday being the 9th anniversary of
DR.. Abraham Hitz, the veteran typo of the
New Era, the boys of the Era Office signal
lied the occasion by presenting him with a
very handsome silver tobacco box, of beau
tiful design, lined with gold, and enclosed
in morocco case. Mr.. Hitz also received
from the wife of the Neao Era editor a
large and handsome pound cake.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04
~; Western 461<06O11c.

PHILADELPHIA, March A-Flour dull super
nne q 504 IS; extra Is Oo0s IS; Ohio anu In
diana family IS 75@7 8 Penn'a family p 5O0
IS st. Louis family $7G75O Minnesota Fam
ny 3 2aG6 81; patent and high grades
Rye Hour S 90.
COrnmeal-Brandywine unchanged.
Wheat steady; No. 2 Western Red 81 451&@
46 PeDn'a do 81 46@lH Amber 81 470l 4s
Corn firm steamer 5414Ga5c; yellow SIC /;
Oats firm No. 4s@as,zc; No. 47a471zc No.
mixed 4511c.
Rye steady Western sOG9sc Pa. sO6ssc
Seeds firm; good to prime clOverseed
81 75@S 90; do timothy s. 25@3 IS; do flaxseed
81 Is.
Provisions dull mes 50 pork SIS 90; beef
hams SIC 5O0l7 W; India mess beef S2l 50: Ra-
cOn-smOked shoulders SIC; salt do 45S@4azc;
smoked hams s@lO1zc; picked hams $50
9xc.
Lard dull; city kettle Sc; loose butchers
&c; prime steam TIC.
Butter small supply and firm; creamery extra
25027c; Western reserve extra At 25027c
do good to choice l902Ac: rolls firm and scarce
Penn'a extra 0G23c; western reserve extra
2l@25c.
Eggs sluggish; Penn'a ls11s@l4c; Western ls@
1910.
Cheese dull; N. Y. factory lHx@l4&c;
western full cream l@lH4c; do for good 1919
1874 do halt-skims l2Ql3c.
Petroleum dull Refined nc.
Whisky ats 10.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04
Enlarging Their Business.

Philip Schum, Son & Co.. dyers and extensive
dealers in woolen goods. at 80 and 40 West
King street, have added a full line of dry gOoGs
of every variety to their stock and in addition
to their original business will hereafter deal in
calicoes, bleached and unbleached musiins,
tickings, cotton fannels. cashmeres, black
alpacas, sheetings, new style shirting. new
style dress goods, table linens, NAPKINS towels
and everything in that line.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04

Chester Tullmer's Case Taken to the Su-
preme Court.
PHILADELPHIA, March An the case of
Chester B. Fullmer, son of Henry Fullmer.
of Easton, Judge Paxson, on application of
counsel for defendant, granted the allocatur
removing the case to the supreme court.
This suspends Judge Green's sentence, and
the young man is set at liberty pending
final decision.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04
Police Cases.

John Moran, an old offender, was before
the mayor this morning on the charge of
being drunk and disorderly. He was CON-
mitted the county Jail for 60 days.
A gang of colored bootblacks were
arrested by Officer Swenk, for fighting
and other disorderly conduct in front Of
the court house. Alderman Barr repri-
manded and discharged them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04
III s. GAKA's
INSURANCE AGENCY,
145k East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
VALUABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

VALUABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
A two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
Nos. l3s and 40 East King street, suitable tor 4
lawyer or doctor, containing IA rooms, double
law Office, large parlor in front, dining room
80 feet long, large kitchen, ALSO large parlor on
second floor, etc. Lot 81 feet inches in front,
running back to Mifflin street, 245 feet. Also,
two twO-story BRICK DWELLINGS on said
lot fronting on Mifflin street, Nos. l29 and l3l,
containing four rooms each l; also q stable tor
two horses and carriage. Choice fruit trees.
such as pears, cherries, apr1cots, plums
grapes, ETC., A choice lot of shrubbery The
premises are in an excellent condition.
Terms easy. Possession given lst of Aplil
next or sooner II required. Inquire of
HENRY SHUBERT,
Real Estate Agent.
No. 6 Court Avenue, Lancaster, Pa
MARI 3fdxR
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04
SHORT SHRIFT.

Gen. MelikOfi7s Would ld-be-Assassin to Swing
Tomorrow.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 4.-The man
who fired upon Gen. Melikoff, yesterday,
as he was alighting from a carriage at his
residence, is converted Jew named Mo-
detsky, from Minsk, a town distant 43O
miles southwest of Petersburg. He has
been tried and sentenced to-day, ard will
be hanged tomorrow. He maintains a
defiant demeanOr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04
IRISH RELIEF.
France Joining Hands.

France Joining Hands.
PARIS, March Am Irish relief COM
mittee has been formed here and amongst
the contributors is Marshal MacMahon.
The archbishop of Paris has already for
warded fifty thousand francs to Ireland.
OntariO's Contribution.
TORONTO, March 4.-The premier of
Ontario cabled yesterday to the lord mayor
of Dublin to draw at sight on the provincial
treasurer for $4,000.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Apples, &C., at Miller & Hartman's.
Spring Opening at Wanamaker's.
Sale of Household Furniture.
Fresh Shad at Mettfett's.
Sale of Hotel Fixtures.
Public Sale of Stocks.
Eden Church Notice.
Show Cases For Sale.
Go to Baily & Cos.
A Card to Ladies.
Estate Notice.
Public Sale.
Wanted.
EFor further details see advertising
column.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04
DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.

Rumored Transfers in the Italian Service.
ROME, March At is rumOred here
that Count Cart, the present Italian am
bassador at Constantinople, will be trans
ferred to Paris and that Baron Blanc, the
Italian minister at Washington will sue
ceed Count Carti at COnstantinOple.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04

For COUGHS, Asthma and Throat Disorders,
use "Bro,on's bronchial Iroches," having
proved their efficiency by a test Of many years.
limitations are offered for sale, many of which
are injurious. The genuine Bro'0n's Bron-
chial Iroches" are sold only In boxes.
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"Sarkasln.

The Village Record says: "The story
that the West Chester and Philadelphia
railroad has leased the Pennsylvania rail-
road is not true we are assured by direc-
tors of the former company, and further
they are not considering the matter at
all >
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04
ENDING A DISPUTE.
Anticipating the Courts in Illinois.

Anticipating the Courts In Illinois.
PEORIA, ILL.,, March 4.-Jeremiah Web
ster and John Gutliff, farmers living near
Chillicothe, in this county, have had dis
pute for several months about the division
line between their respective farms. On
Tuesdey Webster started to build fence
on the disputed line and Gutliff shot him
in the head, from the effects of which he
died. Gutliff was ar ,ested.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04
Lucky.

Charles II. Zaepfel, won the gold hunt
ing case Waltham watch at the ladies' far
for the benefit of St. Johns German Re-
formed church, corner Mulberry and
Orange streets. 1t is a very beautiful and
excellent time-piece. The lucky number
was 81, and it was purchased on the 21st
of the month.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-03-04
THE TELEGRAPH WAR.

An Injunction Against the American Union.
New YORK, March Am injunction
was granted in the superior court in this
city this morning, restraining the Ameri-
can Union telegraph company from occu-
pying or using the wires of the Atlantic
and Pacific company, lately seized by the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad company.