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MARINE NEWS.
Important Improvements in MAJ
rine Architecture on the
Lakes.
No Noticeable Change In Grnfii Or
Course Erelgllts.
Notes Along the Docks and from
Abroad.
HOME GATHERINGS.

A~A'--- 49, = = -'A@ ~ ~'--s
Tho 1mproyen,c1,ts adopted fn building this |
, yts.t f,,t1tIn ,r n, ,,t,t,,s, nj nr,nt i,nt,t
fru'h TnE ralsuSr. sho Is intended for towl,lE
bnrges. alal c,,rrytnE largo esrxo lsrssc'f. Tho
IN Tcr,. r kct c y s % r"t. ,,cn,n " n f,,t: iwcr
~, j., s.,,.. ,,.,.a.,".s.,. J. r.. a ,rn,,,,
non!' .'' - ieus' "ees. leet '.'
and noon, Tho sng,nos nro ,,o,,blo hgh pressure
conlpna.,K, II, Inches ore y ID lt.cl,rs stroke,
f'trnlshea WIN steam 1fs'h TWO las8o lnaefeha-
ent holl!rs sltaasc! petwoe" dtoHa; INC iro'
petEcr wheel Is llss feet diameter. Tho inaen.
im,nt,at IN cltst, lit III uUsslu!c, T'be fill |
l., Wired II, Il root, furwanl Of thp i@lI.ss
" w., @esks: hxr mi I ,c r G ~ ~ y to t1e. 1r r,
lnl,ki,ta Tcro aru vu i,.,tEl,css III to t.t.iti,
u 6 ,, Y " u I Srsss e tue fTrsst Trn f,. aft
pi,rw..l I,nats. W thn,t; - thrill for .irrriuk
,rtss Ir III, AIM II, fuciistntr p"r
nMl ,S5eu Mi! Hse's NJ s Sf' .tr
nnNr; ,ho Furs,,inst,
,,nv;.uin ;I,n s ms w ~ f',r su,,s. IRE f,r
WIZ np,1nr nil n, II fur,"usft... lick Which
cxlr,.is VII mft, Fm,f, ito III, Of thc ilHa.
IN hmilt L ri Sash sio "ut pIt to Tho ae5 II
tto ,1..s, t,,,ta aIrn,Yt,t tho nIt,r humlll,,I.
,;sr thy sefy nsst r's ,,,,'rs "f :sey rs a
nni tns snr ,,a,. II III pnrt t,,t.t,. ,ro III in
.!sTa @ r'o!'.,!csk, ysry s;'as a'sl soa5o;;,e: 4 4; NJ
% T., in at ,E1 m I, .,,,:, ~ { tf,o ~ ,mst
G....,t ~ ~ tsn'r Il, IL" "rs,,nvn,c,,t ~ ,r
tSrks ft,r iu strrri,iv ShnI,ls fnrwnrll ilty.stl
1T uft, AR EsiInl The MGW arrangement sstvcs
ut tcast len fGut IN placing the rikl.'rr frlm
nnll.tssip 10 hatd nrcr at oltfer sl,lc. lscs1css
tic nilIcrr IN clurgc. Thu s!ller- chsltns ,.ay
over Il hrnss cast!ng IN tic larrcl uf Tho wheels
cuiici.t ,leyiro Is rnr faci!isatg tho towing Ut
vessels. nnd CONSISTS nf i winch With clamp
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St, 1.ouia, Aug. Observation-Disclosures.
unAlS-~iyheat dull nnd lnwer; MI. rod, git{2at5sc
cnst; u94c August; WtsHsaz{e September: D)astUeac
Ueubur; glatU}so N"ycn1bae, &'}S1tsls'za f1so tin
yenr; No. 1Lo eJ1fhsijEc; Nh. dU EfsS!it4c. torn
opened higher; t!eciiupd, tss1,, s]k6.'s:u
scp,e,nbar S'ssal:TSc uctuber, a9s3s9ku Novenbnr,
aho tho year Uats butter, 2i.le.aitr tasl's s3ie
September, octobori .;1{c:Soyombus, a3Ge
your. ltyu bcttNr ~ Tic.
l4EAii-Ht&itlJ At atc.
ntf1TEN-UAchaHHDu.
ElHA-l.D~er ut 1tMtl:e.
WIttkHY-StnAliy ut ffAk - . =,
IauylsioNx-lnrk tir,il: tohhlng at @ta7h 11rT salt
mchtA t-sl9r Mt &,.13{. tefi14ss7 EiNcul tKhor ut
tAsiM. t!.al a;s..dI: Lard lilHheE nt g.
Hht'EtI1NF.tAr. STU hrIs wtlen tau LII. cutia.
2iAk lu; nata. G!N tu; Iys, n.,nut hurley. NUM-.
tIrMENIS-t innr. HUI hr!t: wlrnL ltny Dn, corn,
11,UlJ bu: oats. s,uu bu: rye. hui barley, nunu.
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CyNe1NNATL o. Aug. l1-tuTrUS-F1rm At llHc,
FE0u,t--Dail. fntni1y, tlt00 Lii, fuzzy, &iltksA1t
uMAtS-,Nheat dull and lowrri M. ! a,Nbur, Gsls
10o No. rod wintvs. IT, Corn strung, H0. 3m!1r,,
&C. 1at: i's,ns Ny. m!ss.i 3la;h; !.ya atron:s
PM0tIstuSn-t'nrk heia nut u .n!lfkGt Ut fiu.l].
LAr4 hEllsr y *ttlt hnlk ntcai.-De:.nHd falr anl
4!.al and tunduicy npwArIi tk7M4931Et
RHiHkY--Actlvv mud tirnl u 3tu1,
AurYkN-DulI Alid nualiMnl
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DFrnolT, Mich, Aug. la-FLul,s-Qutet.
0nAia--Whuat Etcadyi No. whts, V&lct August,
Da septenbar, Why bid, Octubes, 93la Nc. whlta,
AHc; No. I rod, yAc.
tEcEitTH-WbunL Is ,0U but,
b4lFAkATN-WhyAt, Auu tu.
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I3UFFALQ,

BUFFALO. Aug. Observation-Disclosures guU hu,
No. hard Duluth, your sLui5s 'Eusn ustnart sxlvs
saan III No. WSstsEA At &Nc IL arrive, &aa saU bu
oM spot u @5sta. Outs noul!ual{ nLno hutp,
CANAL fAEl0M1x-uuxSttiul, NAkluY Al adynnee.
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CtryrtASr. o., Aug, th-rErltotEr,!-Quie
Standard w.,tta, 1fo test. ~.
l. F,trrxut:I,u. Auf M..-pETftn1ErM-A triI!p maso
octyO! cr1,,le etGiy nj fitff Mt FnrtntB for silp
inpnt; rUii;ed, H1sc Philadelphia u1lIytry.
, 1880-08-20
PEORIA.

FEottA, Aug. l2-OnAaS-Curn guilt; high. .n,ix ed,
shs4csAs. Oats nscslvo hut hE,ui NJ 4 wA!ts xJfs
~ kyu at,nt NJ. :, TIKI 534c.
lfU4MlAkS-GtsM VI }t.&A
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DIX tiflOI,S.

osWE0O, AuK, W.-uttAIT.-sYhext stcady, Corn
houllnAiiy Unchanged; Western ualxsd, 4a1ac-
, 1880-08-20

NEW YonK. Aug. 1.-the IobLsax tFRdo Il moro act.
iye ind bnslIe44 eunln,vA fur Will eolutulvsio,t
huusus. tutlu4 Kuods !u steadJ Luaad uaa lhs bust
s<1uaIatl tuakGs unchanged III pscu lslut4 a mu4'
, 1880-08-20

sr.,ss,t, lina fnltrA sl,trt from onc.tlf 10 twtl
t,uss'&s l~r Thousand nj hoitg discouraged ut
thia pnrt.-ijuHutn Errrtst.
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NEw ORLEANS. Aup. lg.-Co'E7oS-t'rm, mtadilne,
tls* ow mlttd.lnt. lka Roea ordinary. Mot t1ut
celps, % l,alcs Rrsa. 101; sulos au, stock, ~. VI.
, 1880-08-20

Ghtrn9": linr;lnRtHm T. s&ntpcy isn,,.
Eer Mnps, HAtdo.tluoks. Tn,e.Thi,!e. a'r,"nh.
letHa. II. Wr. aeio IT IL tatsI 's't2Ss. tr1s;.
nDr!icAst corner nndoIpll ma Hn,nsss Gnleo TN
n @ @csntrs lopoi sr1'ss 1a1s Il
Ao.ttSOn .sta. ton WDst Hlr!. "1 e'slsof tnla Mnd
, 1880-08-20

r,,r ,t1cL ,sts.acnEc s'n &: N"rthwe.tc~n Ka,t,xn.
fne ncen'ostTm' mmns; S,tT1o.'oks enblea s'"eaT.
S5'ea.t 5a as''n ernor 11a' ;s,1ssn snt sn s,ss
l!unan, ID Eanl.at, ma 1T tV ,Ye.se -atsl P.,pss
, 1880-08-20
EDUCATIONAL.
Wis!istOn Seminary


[ra nj thu snast IharniIy endowed Institutions In
zig rt,ntry Parents Whaling II rnGu tlirlr t"ns at
,t.!i.ttc. h4tnr rch14 nf science. III fur h,n,nrss
will n1N ta,Mest, treclve nt!rnlnr .lsinH thy anes
Ut study, I'll Hin, hH. Ait!tcss
, 1880-08-20

~ 1urA1a fnf, v!a milwaukee,. 13ckpts for HI ls,nl
I'LL i'9nenhoils ArO Eooh Ctthor via atnd[son sna
..... ft1inots Centrnt IInitrnnd,
pGpnt font OF LNkU-sL hnd foot Of I,7onv.snco,t..
rtcEnt t1Hlco, III kAt0pli-st, floaF Glark f:s,nd
fAclllc 1iDt11. htad l'AtHUF House. ~' "'A'9
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Harvard School

nrner inl!nnn.ay md wnnty-lssf.st.i Will reopen
tc :c.hllit1 Scual. nnt IilsrsH Life. FMl rsrD,a
q Ttnrhrrs. lnfrr. Hni!. .ltsllln r,,. tArpu tay.
tirnHtll, tsuviuEl With ttytnnnstlu 4sFV,ratlx. sh
'rcss ~, ,sCIlOnESt3tsH nr h,ta tsHANT.
, 1880-08-20

TU.rEsNTfEE.
WtrMtSHroxt Aug. lD.-ariltltB ur TCnrEXTiNE--
Firm nt e3hc.
, 1880-08-20
l.eHfe. I A.rIyr.

sata,ay gi,a;y, ,y, 0xsa!,s annday. tpaiiY excco:
d1n.a mMam r., ,tlwiEsil sieonaars and Passenger.
t!Iu tha " Josoph. AtcfIson Topefns nnd nns1t @st
HiIy throHGh without ciAnto. fWrnr Ca,t ",in, w,s
y" L. q q nlnlng.Cars ntsnched 10 iii trans 1''''
MI, HIMacaHn' hailNnn3kee & ft. Isnul Hat,rr.x
rah-tnIai1lo" Depot, Corn0r Cinton nnH c"y:. cny:
~. t111oKe5 QnlcoA III ClaEk-sL, pnltnor T1ui. Tii
Gs1thu laG(iiu 11ptot. and Mt uotntt- 'io' AouS0s
, 1880-08-20

I.VNTEs 7'I.--~
u.x,..p -., b v;tJ ut ~ III
Hsy3lYila NJ :;Is re; gi! ~
, 1880-08-20

nt.' nt.''Fnai fl iffa's ~ q est ,ca! u i35i
srEo and Cnunell ilafs Had ''irlsi1g ih hctWrcs I'll:
nas scepsIa vi ssS ifa'1 ~ Sv 'sHSv,nE cnl3 ii : ;, =
9o , Te, E", # funs Or lily oor h., Mnns
9-I1cpot cn:nnr Of Wells md Kins1o.,t,
e-nepot cprnnr OF Canal nnI Kinsin,stss
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-23
BY WIRE.

News of the Afternoon Condensed.
Agitation for increased wages is renewed
in North Lancashire. England.
John Conk, so years old, OF dissolute
habits, was found frozen to death this
morning Oil the stoop of tie Seaview hotel,
Long Branch.
The printing department Of Hostettel
& Smiths bitters manufactory, Pitts
burgh, was destroyed by fire this morning.
Loss about $4,000. A large number Of
women are thrown out of employment.
The German government is alleged to be
in full sympathy with the movement to
check the rising power of the Jews in that
country.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-23
Coughs.

COuBnDs
'Br0tcn'S bronchial TrccheS are used with
advantage to alleviate Coughs, Sore Throat
1IOarscncSs and Bronchial Affections. Fol-
thirty years these TrOches have been in use,
with annually increasing favor. They are not
new and untried, but, having been tested by
wide and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained wcll-.nerited
rank among the few staple remedies of the age.
The Throat.
"Br0Un'S bronchial TrocheS" act directly
on the organs of tho voice. Thcy nave an ex.
traOrdinary effect in all disorders of the Throat
and Larynx, restoring healthy tone when re-
!axcd, either from cod or over-excrtion of the
voice. and produce n clcaran distinct enunci-
alton. Speakers ard Singers find the Troches
useful.
Cough, Cold, Catarrh OF Sore Throat re-
quircs immediate attention, as neglect often
times results in some incurable Lung Disease.
&" BroWn's bronchial 2roches" " will almost in
variaDly give relief. limitations are offered for
sale, many of which are injurious. Tho senu-
inc d" Br0,Un's Bronchial Zroches" are sold
only in bcres tanl5-lyd&wT THIS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-23
IN PHILADELPHIA COUNCILS.

Reformers and Deformers Hand In Hand.
Philadelphia Evening Telegraph.
The call for the committee named select
council chamber as the place, and the first
gentleman to arrive was President Smith,
Of select council, who, with President
Caven, of the other chamber, is ex-Oflicio
a member of the committee. Messrs. AL
bright and Collins followed soon after, and
presently Mr.. Caven entered the chamber,
with Squire McMuliin right behind
him.
"Didn't tell you,' sang out Mr.. AL
bright, q" that McMullin and Caven would
come together 90
This created laugh, in which MIR. Ca
ven joined right heartily, and when he
could be heard he said:
"I'm always willing to walk in the sun
light with a man who can hand the Fourth
ward over to the Republican party
"When l do it," retorted McMullin,
do it against a Republican. No people
who want to fly into office and get fat
salary on the score Of respectabi!ity can
get any support from me-" cloud
laughter.)
'sHOw about Jefl'ries % said MI. Caven.
"You had the Fourth ward pledged to
him, but on the afternoon before election
it was understood that all bargains we're
off,"
eyes, and you told Stokley yourself,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-23
THE ICE KING.

Intensely Cold Weather IN Manitoba.
WINNIPEG, Man., Nov. 23.-The colo
snap continues and the thermometer has
dropped to go below zero.
Intelligence comes from Battle
Ford of the death of Rev. Father
Hert from exposure and fatigue,
while on hunting expedition, after
getting lost on the plains. His body was
found by the mounted police near Battle
Ford.
Dispatches from points in interior New
York and Canadian provinces state that
the weather is intensely cold.
Canals Closed at Reading.
READING, Nov. 23.-The cold weather
Of the past few days has closed the Schuyl-
kill and Union canals. \ great many
boats are fast in the ice, which at some
places is three inches thick. The Schuyl-
kill river is nearly frozen over.
The Cold Wave in Virginia.
DAsvILLE, Va, Nov. 23.-Last night
was tie coolest experienced here for years.
The thermometer at sunrise this morning
stood at II degrees above zero.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-23

This article of American Vino 10 highly
esteemed by the best physicians in this coun-
try. The following is a testimonial We saw
from the New York Hospital. We publish it
Cor the Information of our readors:
NEW York, Nov. H.
1 am using spesrs Port Grape Wine and find
it to be an excellent tonic and gentle stimu-
liant, and as such believe it preferable to the
commercial Port, and all other wines, "a it pos
sesses their tonic properties without the delc-
terious effect caused by their Impurities. 1t is
also very palatable, and this is a recommends
tion to many. especially females
S. s. HAEEIs N. D., n. T. Hospital
This is an excellent article for family use,
and for females, and is endorsed by Drs. Atlao
and Davis, and for sale by II. f. Slaymaxer.
n15-2wdEv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-23
THE "PASSION PLAY. :"

Movement to Prevent Its Production in New
York.
New YORK, Nov. 23.-The board Of al
dermcn to-day adopted resolutions con-
demning the proposed production of the
''Passion Play and calling upon the cor
poration attorney to give his opinion
as to whether existing laws are
sufficient to prevent its introduction.
That official is also asked if no law exists
to state whether the common council has
power to pass an act to prohibit the play
and if it has, he is instructed to to prepare
All ordinance that will cover the case.
Alderman Marshall was the only member
voting against the resolution.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-23
the afternoon of his election" volunteered
Mr.. Collins. ..that Won had handed the

the afternoon of his election, " volunteered
Mr.. Collins, that you had handed the
ward over to him."
| "You're after something, toe, ,aint you?''
sneered McMullin. ':YOu're one of these
respectable fellows. You want to be reg
lister of wills, don't you and You'll come
crawling to us and say, 'Give me your
Democratic votes.'" As McMullin made
this prediction he emphasized it by stoop-
ing to the floor and illustrating to those
around him the position he claimed the
men he addressed occupied to the Demo-
cratic party.
This rather amusing parry was stopped
for moment, and every one thought there
would be no more of it. Other members
of the committee came into the chamber,
and there wasa general conversation going
on when the esquire" was allowed an
other opening.
''The next time come in with you,"
said Mr.. Caven. I'm be very careful not
to start rumpus."
"Wait till you're candidate" replied
McMullin "Ill raise rumpus with you.
Any man that tries to sneak in on q tidal
wave! There are only two parties. Why
don't you stick to one or the Other?'
With this another councilmon barred his
breast to McMullin's battery. 1t was MIR.
Page.
Il question:" said the member from the
Fifth ward, whether there were but two
parties one year ago."
whats the matter with you?' asked
McMullin, dropping Collins. The Fourth
ward elected You two years ago, and l
paid the money out Of my own pocket-
$500. 1t was paid over at the Southwark
hail."
Mr.. Albright with resignation)-"And
VIC have to sit in this committee with such
men!' CA roar Of laugh:er.)
Squire McMullin Growing still more
consider myself as good as
any y--m man on this committee,
and want that we'll understood. Why
am picked out from the rest ? Talkin'
about disgraceful committee Why am
l blackguarded
Mr.. Albright-"N Never mind, Mully."
Squire McMullin (softeniDs )-"The |
only man Pm down ON is John McCul-
lOugh for putting me OH tho committee. I |
have been blackguarded ever since went |
there. All l want is to look after my cor. |
stituents; don't want nothing else. l |
1On't want no fat Office. DON'T
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-23
philadelphia Nlarxs:.

PslLADELPHIA, Nov. e3-FIOur fairly active
and strong supertine 50 50G4 %: extra
81 ?o8i 40: Ohio ami Indiana family sj 6Jep
s 81; Penn'a family - 3166 Co: st. Louis
family $6 OOii6 -: Minnesota family s5 50fs6 90;
SirtiSht ST 2JI6 15 Winter patent So 1907 IS !:
Spring do - .5Gs 81.
Rye Hour a; 81 30Gl5S1.
Wheat market unsettled No. Western
ber 81 2i1l.3.
Corn in fair local demand; steamer at 500
60c; yellow, at G2a6 C; mixei. at 6I66sc
Oats firm but quiet; No. White As. g i6c !:
No. ito i41449iSc: No. ) ito iS}aIiie; No. :.
Mixed Ale.
Rye firm at 9Sc.
Provisions quie: but firm; mcss pork,
old, $li so new, $I3 751Ii ii o.: bee; namS 81: 10
Indian Hl.'ss beef at SIS UaaIlS 80 Bacon-smok-
ell shoulders J'.G96c: salt do 5t 4c: smokes:
hams 91s slGlo1 SC; picked haD.~ Sl39c for old and
new.
Lard firm: city kettle ?ls92itc: loose
butchers SiIc; prime steam IS 9Jtt9 90.
Butter firm; Creamery SNtra at sc
do good to choice 53152c; i &. and n. \. ex-
ira 27dl3Oc; Western reserve extra 2S9:lc
do goO, to choice lGfI 20c: Rolls firm choice
scarce: Penn'a Fxir:. 20025c Western Reserve
extra 2)62i.
Eggs scarce and firm: renn'a Extra Soc
Western Extra :!Nc.
Cheese firm and in fair demand. but prices
Western full cre,n ut I.I.Gll3c Il" fair to
good ut lll9l2c; 10 half sGii,l- and Pcnna.
skins iOiIllc-
Petroleum quiet refined at lDi4e.
Whisky at 81 IL.
Seeds-GOOd to prime clover staady ut !; %
al ~; Timothy nominal FlaXseCd quiet ut
81 80.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-23

a Penny Saved Is TwOpence Earned.
a little SOZODONT. used right along every
day costs but little trouble and is pleasant al
ways. 1t saves years OF suffering from dis
cascd gums and teeth in later days. Its use Is
economical of time and comfort. Use SOZO-
DON'T. n22lwdeod&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-23

cJ-THE cause tor the happiness of tnat man
across the way is that he went 10 WILLIAM
son & FOSTER, Sc East King street, Lancas-
ter. the other day, and purchased one Of their
ne Reversible Owe = coats, which they arc SELL
ing ct prices ranging from sl5 to $40. He gives
you good advice when he tells you to go and
see them. nOvl0tfu
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-23

Annie PizEey.-There Is every prospect OF a
large and brilliant audience at Fulton opera
house tomorrow evening, when the gfneo
young actress, Miss Annie Pixley, VIII
ap ear in the title role of Bret Hartes ro-
mantle and picturesque drama OF "M'liss." q
tale Of the California gold heids. AS the
spfightly ingenue and unrestratnec child OF
nature. Miss Pixley's Interpretation OF this
character Is q model
'Dr Clyde"-This is one Of the sprightliest
of recent comedies, and the favorable i'm
preston it left upon its production here last
season is still fresh in the minds of the people
who laughed at the droll humor of Higgins,
tho learned doctors body servant, whose
grave afectation of medical knowledge and
fnhuman slaughter of medical terms were in
expressibly funny. The company appear on
Thanksgiving and;;give matinee and an even
ing performance.
Uncle Toms Cdtin."-Rial 4 Draper's
company are advertised to appear in this
standard work on Saturday next, giving an
afternoon matinee and an evening perform
aace. They announce all the adjuncts of
popular production of the play, including
pair OF genuine trained bloodhounds, colored
Jubilee singers. etc. Their litho.raph advcr-
tisements, posted conspieuously around town
are uncommonly attractive, and the prices
are low.
The Mendetssohn Quintet.-A rich musica,
treat awaits tho people Of Lancaster in the ap-
peasance at the opera house next Friday even
ing of the famous Mendelssohn Quintet. This
troupe has a reputation extending over tho
whole country, and patrons of good music
should need no urging to secure their attend
ance at what promises to be one of the most
delightful musical events Of the season.
Masquerade Soiree.-The Lancaster club will
give a masquerade soiree at Robertss hall ON
Tuesday evening, December7. Hitherto tho |
parties given under the direction of the gem !
tlcmcn having the prospective affair in charge |
llave been successful and enjoyable, and the |
coming event will, In addition to other fea- |
lures of interest, possesses the attractive ;
novelty of costumes and masks. Taylor's Or
chester will furnish the music for the merry
lance.
Major Tot.--This diminutive specimen Of
humanity is now on exhibition in the store
room in the southeast angle of Centre Square,
atc occupied By w. H. Mandy. dealer in mus-
cal instruments. He will remain several days.
md must DC seen to furnish any adequate
,lea OF his I.iputian proportions. His age is
said to be Il years and wei.htlo1s pounds.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-23
HOP BITTERS.
TRUTHS.
Hop Bitters are the Purest and Best
Bitters ever made,


Bitters ever made.
They are compounded from Hops, Buchu,
Mandrake and Dandelion,-the Oldest, best,
and most valuable medicines in the world
and contain all the best and most curative
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out intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings Or symptoms
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FIXING THINGS,
Garfield Entertained by Cameron

GarHCII ENt0rtolneu Dv C:tGlCfON.
HARRIsECRG, Pa, Nov. 23.-General
Garfield and wife, accompanied by Con-
gresham Elliott Townsend, of Ohio, ar
rived in this city at 1:35 this afternoon.
They were met at the depot by Senator
Cameron and driven to his residence.
where they dined. They will leave for
Washington at 3:25 p. IN.
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MARkETS.
New York Market.

Nxv YORK. November :S.-Flour-State and
Western less ..ctive and scarcely so Irm }; Su
pcrhne. state 81 90i!4 so: extra 10 ut - 90
05 3: choice. do ~ j0xi5 so: fancy 90 ut
s. 5000: roun,ihocpOio S5S)35 50: choice Go
at - 6OG6 80; sCper!ine western =: 9O8i 80:
common to good extra 40 81 30d5 y choice
do IS 35ll6 a.: ciiOce white wheat ,lo - Is
as 50: Southern quiet ana frInrr: common
to fair extra IS 2SlsJ -: Sol to choice 80 IS -
07OO.
Wheat 1sIIIc lower and fairly active; sales,
5000 bus: MOL White, cash. II 2t!: Dec.
81 254: do JAN. 81 .11s No: Rel Dec. 81 s5l+
@1 80; do JAM. 81 81 Sol s.
Corn Ll1sc better and fairly active: Mixes;
western spot. s9d6.Fsc: do future. 623SsSI6StSSc
Oats L91:c lower: State ii95ec; Western
G%I53c
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Fatal Fight Ee:wecn Negroes.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 23.-Howard Diggs,
colorcd, a fireman OIL the steamer J. d.
Parker, struck jeff Green, a coloced Ia
borer, over the head with billet Of wood
yesterday, from the effects Of which Green
died last night. Diggs was arrested.
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Still Hanyin: Fire.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-At the cabinet
meeting to-day, all the members were
present with the exception of Secretary
Ramsey. The session was very brief and
devoted to routine business. No decision
was reached as to the appointment of
chief signal officer.
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GROUND TO PIECES.


Terrible Accident at the Reading Iron Works
READING, Pa, Nov. ga terrible ac-
cidcnt occurred this morning at the
Reading iron works. J. NJ. Houck
was drawn among the cog wheels
in the pipe mill, and was literally ground
to pieces. Shreds of flesh, pieces Of bone,
and portions of clothing adhered to the
cogs after he was removed.