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National Republican., 1880-08-23
The Dnsl,nwnys.

largo and interesting meeting was hold by
tho Dashaways last evening at Tallmadgc
hall. A few brief experience speeches were
made by Messrs Lee, Whipplo and Others.
Captain O. Z. Chappell recitcd nm original
poem entitled "Tho Little Red Ribbon which
met with much applause. President Egglc-
ston made modest little address uching
upon his official duties, and once more re-
ceived tho warmcst assurance Of appreciation
by the audience. Charles NJ. Nye esq, the
noted veteran in the temperance work, made
one of his most eloquent and effective adj
dresses, the result of which showed itself in a
harvest Of signcrs to the nlcdgc Mrs Julia
Daniels sang Tho Trundle.Bcd' in her own
sweet way, TO tho great delight Of all. Hold
the Tort' was sung by the choir, the audience
Joining with enthusiasm. Mr.. l. George
Coombs told his experience and closed it with
M appeal in behalf Of temperance reform
Turncy NJ. wilkins acted as secretary.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
: GInrlnms Tlme prnml.ed.

As the posters announce, Wednesday of this
week is to be q ycritabc gala day, and GER
taiuly no grander place could be selected for
its observance than the lovely island in the
Potomac opposite Harpcr's Ferry, on the Bal.
timore d Ohio road. The occasion Is the grand
reunion and picnic Of the Odd.Fellows of
Maryland, Virginia, the District Of Columbia
and West Virginia and the details arc in the
hands Of Hurpcr's Ferry lodge No. l. II will
be one of the most enjoyable things Of the
kind Of the season. There can be no mistake
in this, and with the extensive arrangements
made for tho reception Of guests. the special
trains, low fares aud all that sort Of thing, the
day will be long ng-to.be-rcmembored one The
fare for the round trip from Washington Is
ouly Sl,2j The trains leave the Baltimore &
Oaio depot at 7:30 q, NJ, and returning, arrive
at 7:3J p. m. Elaborate preparations in tho
way Of amusemonts have been made, and boat
log, dancing fishing, music and orstory will
be the order Of the day. Among the distin.
guished speakers announced arc II. j, lloke,
G. VI. Slate of West Virginia, Rev 4. b. Shep.
herd, G. J. Faulkner, jr, aud Q. A. B. Cof'
forth.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
A nemocrutlc Proolnmution,

Mr.. Robert Bali, who has been chosen to act
as chief marshal for the democratic demon.
EtTation next Thursday, has issued his first
proclamation, the local democracy. like viii.
helmus Kieit, the second governor Of the
province Of New Amsterdam, believing in the
virtue Of prOClamations. The proclamation
contains instructions TO assistant marshals
the order and route Cf procession aud other
useful information which II is necessary to
have the different organizations understand
before they can hope TO have a successful and
orderly procession The managers of the az.
fair state that there will be twonty.three
clubs In line. The procession will be formed
ON K street north with the right resting on
Sixth street west and will move at 1880 o'clock
The line will be divided into five divisions,
each division being under command Cf a
mounted marshal, and the route viii be west
ward along X to Fifteenth street, there to be
Joined by the fifth dlYisioui along Fifteenth to
Pennsylvania avenue along Pennsylvania
avenue to FOurand. G.halfsuoet, aud up Four
and-a-half street TO the city hall.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
An Attractive Programme.

The Carroll institute excursion, for the ben.
eft Of the new St. Patrick's church, an
uouuccd for next Thursday, the 2Gth instant,
offers rare attractions in the way Of amuse.
mcnt. The Iuvincibes and lrrcsistible5 will
again contest the baseball championship of
MmIshall Hall; sack aud foot races will delight
the lovers Of such sports prize shooting for a
silver cup, opcu TO all comers; croquet and
dancing ad HlitlDl, make up.a programme that
must satisfy everybody. Al 6 p, N, the cycnt
of the day comes of, q milcrace In the single,
scull working boats, Daisy" aud "Flirt' for
A handsome badge. Tho sports Of the day will
wind up with ub.rOcc for boys, for which
there are Eve entries
National Republican., 1880-08-23

young woman named Roso Mooney was
arrested yesterday morning by Officer Smith,
charged with the larceny Of quantity of
clothing from Miss Mary Kennedy, a lodger
in the toncmenthouse ut the northeast corner
of Ninth aud L streets northwest As stated
by Miss Kennedy, when she was preparing to
go to church yesterday morning she missed
her clothing, aud learned that it had been
taken by Miss Mooney the day before, as Miss
Mooney desired to go TO picnic and wanted
to appear in fine raiment Oalcer Smith re.
covered the clothing.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
An ARTFUL DoDGER.
The Way Andrew jackson Escaped from
Two Police ORcers.


A colored man named Andrew Jackson, who
so far as strategic genius is concerned re-
hected no discredit upon his illustrious name
sake, played a rather smart trick on Police.
men Janifer and Bailey early yesterday
morning. Jackson was engaged IN q fight
in Majors alley, between Thirteenth and
Thirteen and a.half aud and ID streets and
when the police arrived was usinga great deal of
profanity, in which respect also, If tradition is
correct, he rcsembled somewhat the more ii.
lustrious Andrew Jackson Of the past
When Jackson perceived tho officers lie was
suddenly seized with an attack Of rhcuina.
tism, so acute and violent that he was doubled
up with pain and could not move without
grooming. When tho officer put him under
arrest Jacksou's demonstrations OF suffering
worked upon the sympathics of the officers so
much that they did not use the ordinary pre-.
cautions for securing rough customers, but lot
Jackson limp along between them, apparently
writhing In agony. When the trio arrived ut
the corner OF Eleventh street and Pcunsyl.
vnnia avenue Jackson, IN a plantiyo tone,
inquired it he was not near the
siation-housc. One Of the officers re-
piled in the affirmative, aud The
next instant Jackson had dropped behind out
of the line and WAS scuddiug like the wind up
Pennsylvania avcuur. his rheumatism having
been suddenly cured. The officers put out
after him, but found pursuit useless, as jack
son was rs feet rs Maud s. Oho OF the officers
threw his club, striking Jackson Ia tho back,
aud the other fired two shots in the air, but
these demonstrations only served to increase
the speed of the fugitive. Jackson would have
escaped had not Officer Mcmahon happened to
be directly In his road on T. street near TEir'
teeuth and rccaptured him. lie was taken to
the station-housc, aud no more sympathy was
wasted upon him.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
The Bulwark of the Law.

It is now evident that the fight between
Mrs. Brown, aided by the Misses Hamil.
ion, against Simon Josephs and his posse
for possession of the property on Ninth street
southeast is about 10 be shifted upon new
ground Last Saturday Mossrs. Pelham & Mil
Icr, as counsel iOr john 4, Brown. entered
suit ag.unt 4, T. Fox aud others, asking that
Inc sale of the property be set aside aud Justice
William Helmicl be restrained from issuing
process in tho case. Justice Wyli0 granted an
injunction, and now the ladies can live peace
ably aud quietly in their dom.ciio until the
matter Is settled in the courts.
National Republican., 1880-08-23

While Mrs, Elizabeth Ferguson and some
friends Were sitting on the verauda Of No.
eI45 NJ street northwest yesterday afternoon,
the posts supporting II suddenly gave way and
the narty we're prec pitsted TO the pavement
below, distance Of about fifteen feet, Luck
ily they escaped any serious injury, Dr.,
Peters, who attended them stating That few
prlises wa 1he 0uly result sf ILo fall
National Republican., 1880-08-23

was unable to save the life of the sufferer, who
died about an hour lster. Henry Bailey, col
ored, the driver Of the wagon, which was
owned by Michael Burke, was arrested by
Officer Block. An inquest was held yester-
day and a verdict rendered acquitting Bailey
Of blame, upon which he was released from
custody.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
THO Cirriis Cn,ninr.

It Is quite unnecessary in this city to spend
words in culogizing Coup's new united mon.
ster shows, for everyone hero knows that II is
just what Mr.. Coup adyertisss it TO be. His
name is enough to satisfy the public that the
show IL one Of the finest in the
world, for Mr.. Coup has visited the city be-
fore and always exhibited much more than
ho promised. The united monster shows
which will exhibit on the lot corner Of Ninth
aud S streets tomorrow and Wednesday, is q
combination Of Mr.. Coup's splendid collection
of last year, with a hundred new wonders
making the aggregation probably the largest
travelling show in the world. The menageric
tho muscum, the Broncho horses the flying
machine, tho aquarium. the japanese troupe
the troupe Of trained dogs, aud circus troupe
composed Of peerless cqucstrians and gym
nasls are only a few Of tho great attractions
which Mr.. Coup offers this ear.
nj Ill u
National Republican., 1880-08-23
Run Over and Killed.

Saturday afternoon coorcd boy named
John Winters attempted to jump from stone.
wagon, on which he was riding, at tho corner
of Seventh and II streets southwest. lie fell
under the wheels, which passed over his body,
iuhicting fatal injuries. The boy was taken
to his home in Cullinane's alley aud about
midnight Dr. Hammett was called in but
National Republican., 1880-08-23
New NhKerLIscnrnts.

Wmtel-scholar. in bookkeeping.
Brcl's new Exchange restaurant, G0l Penn
sylvania avenue.
Grand excursion TO Marshall Hall under the
auspices OF Carroll Institute.
Trustees sale Of frame house on G street,
between Second aud Third streets.
National Republican., 1880-08-23

Tho National safe Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue
continues to receive vuluables Of all dcscrip
tiOus for safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-08-23

$35 Solid Gold American Stem Winding
Watclg handsome case, full igwcled movement
fine timekoeper Jacobs Bros, 1919 Penusyl.
yuuia gycuue.
National Republican., 1880-08-23

$l1O Solitaire Diamond Ring II caratsi
well cut, perfect aud brilliant superb setting.
A rare bargain. Jacob, Bros, 1929 Pennsyl-
vauiu avenue
National Republican., 1880-08-23

julius LANsBUEGH, the popular Carpet
Furuishcr iIOn his new store, 3lj Seventh
street, asserts hat 10 one win uuderseli him
National Republican., 1880-08-23

THE Rowland Dental Association, 211 Four.
ard.halr street, use only S, S Whites artificial
National Republican., 1880-08-23

HANDSOME new Body aud Tapestry Carpets
at Julius Lansburghs now store, 315 Seventh
strpet
National Republican., 1880-08-23

A CRYING baby is a bore to tho whole neigh
borhood, and the parents should be forced to
keep Dr, Bulls Baby Syrup handy. Price 25
cents.
National Republican., 1880-08-23

:35 Handsome Cluster Diamond Ring; soven
stones; very Hnc. Jacobs Bros 1929 Penn.
sylyUnia avenue
National Republican., 1880-08-23
CITY ITEMS.
ThernoIn"triC headings.
OFFICE CHIEF SIGSAL OFFICER, y. :.

Ny life was saved BY Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure.-E j. LdEc,b Selml, .Iii.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
Art NOtes,

A new sign, "The National Academy Of Fine
Arts" will be hung out upon the Corcorau
building, indicating that Mrs. Morro's art
enterprise has taken local haLitatiou and u
name. At Mrs. MowelPs reception next
Thursday evening an essay on art, the begin
ming ola series TO bo continued during the
winter, will be read.
Miss Gardner the artist long associated with
Mrs Morrel, has just left Paris for this country.
Rosa Bonheur is in great grief over the death
of her brother, who was her special iavorite.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
4RRITAL or PASSEn GKR rRAINS.

For tho middle Atlantic states stationary or
higher temperature aud barometer, winds mostly
southerly, clear or partly cloudy weather.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
zoo rnir IsrnnnInts.
Suddon TnloTn verand,.

500 Iair bracelets
gold and plated, ut wholesale cost to reduce
stock. r, Harris & Co., I32 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-08-23

The Carpet Business for the season will be
centred at Julius Lansburgh's 3l5 Seventh
street.
National Republican., 1880-08-23

800 pair Solitaire Diamond Earrings, finely
matched, pure white, brilliant weight u
carats. These earrings are very iine. Jacobs
Bros, 1929 Pennsylvania avenue,
National Republican., 1880-08-23
Arrested for stealing Clothing.

BENEpfcTrNE MALT WINE BEER. Finley
Koch, agents, 1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-16
PhiladOlphl0 Market.

puILApYLPnIA Sept. l6.-FlOur firm, with del
sirablc brands I'm small supply superhne - -
@3 %; extra $3 OOl3 75,; Ohio and Indiana
family ut s. O005 50 Pcnn'a family DO NN
as y st. Louis family mt . 5Olg6 %; Minnesota
family 8 O105 81 patent AMI high grades " 80
as %.
RYE flour scarce Mt 8 90.
Wheat strong and higher: No. western
Red 81 OGL PA. Red u 6lDl o. Amber 81 ".
Corn firincr for local use steamer SIC ycl-
low 5i15i1lc: mixeti53lss(ll
Oats firm held higher No. !. Whitel:c NO.
2, ',lO 4OliO1.c; No. 3, do 3s1l4GD391ac; No. Y
Mixed 31Gl371.c.
RYE firm and scarce sales at 9c.
Provisions steady: IS pork SIG WNQ6 -;
beef hams SO OOQQ2O %: Indian m>'sS beef NJ
SIG 90 smoked hams 131ll3c picked hams "a
0lOLc; bacOl-smOkcd shoulders Gai17c salt
do 6elGl4c.
buichers' SIC prime steam $s G2I4
Butter active and prices advancing
Creamery extra 3lel32c Creamery gOOd to
choice 979laDc; Bradford county and New Ork
extra. .7@3Oc; Western reserve extra a9ssc:
do good to choice 1G@l9c Rolls scarce anu
wanted; Penn'a extra .O@:l; Western reserve
extra 2O02lc. .n
Eggs scarce and firm Pennsylvania ut :lc;
Cheese firm with fair trade New York full
cream I3Lc; Western full cream 1.54Q2Sc
do fair to good ll14@le1ac; do half Skins
lO@lOLc.
Whisky ut 81 III.
SseaIs-GOOd to prime Clover dull at - M
as 80 Timothy tirmcr ut $s 6OGs 70: Ftaxseed
1irm mt 81 -.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-16
Lamp Explosion.

This morning between and o'clock as
son of Frederick ShrOad was in the act
Of filling 4 street lamp at the corner OF
Mary street and Campbclrs alley, the
lamp exploded with q loud report. sllatter-
ing the glass, burning Master Sliroad in
the face and setting fire to his clothing
jackson Klingcr, who happened to DC
near by, threw bucket Of water over the
boy and threw the large oil can
he was carrying beyond the reach
of the flames. 1t appears that
the lamp contained q small quantity of oil
and was burning SO dimly when the boy
attempted to fill! it that he did not notice
the flame. The coal oal lamps arc not cx
tinguisllcd ut daybreak rs the gas lamps
are. but are filled with sufficient quantity
Of oil to burn till daybrcak- when they go
out. This lamp appears to have been filled
too full and to have burned two hours too
long.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-16

Excursion! Last Chance!
Another cheap excursion TO OPhllaiciphla anu
the state fair on Saturday, Sept. Is. Tickets
rood for three days, to return on amy tram.
Fare for the round trip only Sl.'', Special
through train leaves Lancaster (klhS strcc)
at & H. IN. and Columbia IA. III. For partlctl-
lars see cnlorcd circulars ut all @tatiOus.
scpI5I&l7
Tie old saying that "a new broom sweeps
clean" receives fresh proof every day i'll the
r,pid dctcriatinn of so many articles that have
obtained Il good reputation before the pubic.
limo OlincofbusncsS has this Observation-Disclosures
more marked than in many once popular DIT
tiers whose proprictors have allowed their
ur,.uaratiOn to become worthless because OF
their many hundred orders and inOrdInate
love of gain, than in anything else. In conse-
uucnct.t hereof and AT the request of many per
sons who have ordered Chill Chilli BittcrS, the
proprietor will 1T ~ p. H., Friday, september
II. lSSo. at his Office, .iS North Queen Street,
sell ut public sale one case and one bottle o1
Chill Chilli Bittcrs, pit up in fancy walnut
cases the condition of the sale being that the
highest bidder shall DC the buyer; the buyer
to keep the bottles unopened until three years
have expired, then to open the bottles IN pres
cncc OF competent Judges and compare thcm
with any bottles made by him since the sale,
and il the bi:tcrS arc not as SOOd anu pure as
the first made the proprietor has Obligated
himself under bonds to pay 5000 to each puf-
cl,ascr Of bottle and case. scplG-std
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-16
A ISottlol ISecr Case.

This morning Collector Wiley caused the
detention of two-mulc team belonging
to Chas. Jolly, Of Philadelphia, and loaded
with bottled beer, ON the ground that the
beer was being peddled in violation of the
U. S. revenue laws. 1t appears that Mr..
Jolly bottles Bergner & Engle's beer in
Philadelphia, ships it to Lancater and many
other places, and supplies it to hotels,
restaurants and others. The collector
claims that as he has several dcpots in this
county, he is liable for tho payment Of u
special tax at each depot, the same as a
liquor seller is liable for a separate liccnce
for every tavern or store he may open.
Harry Haise, who has charge of the team
has tclegraphcd to Mr.Joly for instructions.
Meanwhile the team and beer remain in
possession of the collector.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-16
IN FOREIGN LANDS.
The River INilo Rises.

The River Milo Rises.
CAIRO, Sept. 16.-The river Nile is ris-
ing badly. The cotton crop in the interior
has suffered.
OvorilOwcd Its Banks.
LONDON, Sept. 1G.-The river Ousc has
ovcrflowc.l its banks, and crops and other
property have been destroyed.
The French Ministry.
LONDON, Sept. 16.-The Paris corrcs-
respondent Of the Morning Post says ''The
belief that Dc Freycinct will resign gains
ground. The National names NJ. Jules
Ferry as his probable successor, but, am
assured, on good authority. The difficulty
will be temporarily smoothed over and a
crisis postponed"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-16
Discussing Lynch Law.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 1G.-At Guth-
ric, Ky, last night, 200 men met and dis
cussed the question whether they should
visit Springfield and lynch the remaining
negroes connected with the Laprade muir
der, but they afterwards dispersed. The
six prisoners were brought here last night
by the sheriff of Robertson county and
placed in Jail for safe keeping, by Ortler Of
Governor Marks.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-16
Ci:si,nins Davis's Election.
PERILS OF MINING.
Another Disaster Near Shenandoah.

Another Disaster Near Shenandoah.
POTTsvILLE, Sept. 1G.-An explosion of
sulphur occurred this morning at Richard
Hecksher & Co. s kOhinoor colliery, near
Shenandoah, by which Richard Frcsize,
inside foreman, John Hargraves, fire boss,
and William Mannels, Dennis COrgan and
John Corgan, miners, were seriously and
Frank Temple, 4 miner, slightly burned.
The men have all been taken out Of the
mino except J. Gorgan, who is supposed
to be dead.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-16
Horse Stealing.

Last night the premises of Mr.. j. w.
Myers, Wilmer station, east of this city,
were invaded by thieves, who stole from
his stable Il heavy set dark bay marc, Ia
hands high, with ono white foot and star i'll
forehead, and with name flowing to the
left side. They also stole piano box
buggy with full leather top, made by
Altick & Sun., Of this city. Detectives
are on the track Of the thieves, but ut last
accounts had not overtakcn them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-16
Candidate withdrawn.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 16.-Dr. Frank I.
Shaw, Democratic nominee for Congress
from the Second district of this state, has
formally withdrawn from the canvass for
reasons of a public and private nature i'm
pelling him to decline the candidacy which
he had accepted. Another con vention
will bc held.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-16
Alleged Embezzlelnent.

f. III. Kochlcr had a hearing before AL
dcrman Spurricr, yesterday afternoon, to
answer :: charge of cmbczzlemcnt pre-
ferrc,l against him by A. NJ. Brighton,
who deposed that Koehler was Brighton's
agent collected money for beer belonging
to Brighton and appropriated it to his own
use. In default OF bail the alderman COM
mittcd the accused to Jail to answer at
court,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-16

1OUIsLIC KENTAI.-UN THURSDAY, SEP
i TEMBEH 1G, 1880, will be rented by pub
lie Outcry, ut tho Cooper House, Lancaster
city, Pa, the following, TO wit:
That elegant STORE ROOM situated Nos. 80
and 10 West King street, Lancaster, opposite
SchIIn (deceascd) Son Il Co, with all the
counters, shelving and glass cases.
Renting, to commence ut o'clock y: M OF
said day when conditions will be made known
by
JOHN T.. SCIIUM.
CHARLES +. LZWARTH,
Illustrators.
SaurrI Hess 4 SOS Aucts. ScDtll-5td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-16

fine YaIue of Pure Wine i'm Sickness.
The chief difficulty with reliable wines has
been their scarcity and cxOrbitant price, but
this has been removed by the Introduction OF
4 Pure Native Wine, produced from the oporto
grape by Mr.. Alfred spccr. of New Jersey. we
understand that he has submitted his wine 10
the test OF many of our celebrated Pnysicians'
and ali concur in its purity, medicinal prop
critics md supcriority to the best imported
Port Wine. Most OF them prescribe it in cases
of debility, affections of the Kidneys ana
chronic complaints, requiring tonic, su-
dorific or diuretic treatment.-Ezdmtner.
This wine is endorsed by Drs. Atiee anu
Davis, and sold by II. E. Slaymaker:
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sepl-tsai
1NUBIIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
esfafG LII Lancaster city. On WEDNES-

TDUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
i estate III Lancaster city. On WEDNES,
DAY evening, SEPTEMBER Il, 1850, at 7
O'Clock ut the Swan Hotel, South Queen street.
in the city of Lancaster, will be sold the fol-
lowing real estate, viz:
No. i, A lot Of ground, No. Gi3, east side OF
South Queen street. containing in frOnt2 feet
and in depth 40 feet with an alley: upon
which is erected TwO-stOry Brick DWELL
ING HOUSE, with twostOry brick back build
ing ard Blacksmith Shop in basement:
No. 2, Three building lots, situated IN same
place containing in front ID feet each anu IN
depth I.O feet, ON which is erected - Onc-stOry
No. 3, lot Of ground, situated In same
place. containing in front ~ feet and in depth
i4O feet, on which is erected twO-stOry
Wa.Onmakcr's.shOp.
No. 4. A lot of ground. situated In same
nlacc containing in front Zs feet and In depth
ito feet on which is erected q twOstOry Brick
dwelling house with OnesfOry frame back
building. ,
Possession and title Oh April !, 1881. Terms
on day of sale by ,nr
SAMUEL HESS & SON. Aucts. sepl-eOdts
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-16
Hurt bv Jumping from tho Cars.

PHILADELPHIA, Sep. 16.-This morning
Daniel Van Wrinkle, fOrty-five years Of
age, resident of Pottsvillc, jumped from
q train on the New York division Of the
Philadelphia & Reading railroad, at
Ridge avenue crossing, and cut his head
severely. He was conveyed to the hos
pical.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-16
AIl,lSelnentS.

"Yhc F6u,. Seasons" To-nigh.-This cvcn-
ing Gravcs's comedy company will appear ut
Fulton opera house in the play of 1.-The Four
Seasons which had 4 very successful run NJ
the Walnut Street theatre, Philadelphia. The
cast is said to bca strong one, and the play
itself to present phases of humor that have
won for il no small degree of favor. 1t is made
up mainly of pleasing specially performances
and the members fthc company are artists In
their particular lines.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-16
.SllaNfiN- Match.

At 1910 this morning 4 large crowd OF
sportsmcn from this city went to Columbia
TO bc present and take part in the big
shootin. match to-day.