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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-12
DEATHS.

HARTNAN.-October 10, 1881, III this city, David
Hartman, aged IS years, months and y
days.
The relatives anu friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from his late residence, No. 43S North Queen
street, on Thursday afternoon at O'Clock
1ntcrment at the Lancaster cemetery. Std
FLYNN.-ln this city on October llth. 1851
Mrs. Ellen Flynn.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral. from her late
residence, No. 432 North Mulberry street, on
Thursday morning at O'Clock. High Mass at
St. Mary's church. Interment in st. Mary's
cemetery. lids
HANNoND.-In this city, on the 1lth inst,
Harriet Amelia, infant daughter OF Frank l..
and Mary f. Hammond.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence OF her parents, $50 North
Mulberry street, on to. morrow (Thursday)
afternoon at O'Clock. Interment at Lancas.
ter cemetery. Hd*
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Octl1.5td<W*

DUBLIC SALE-ON THCRSDAY, OCT. 13
L 1881, will be sold at public sale ut Hard
wick, the residence OF the subscriber, in Man
helm township, Lancaster county, Pa, about
one mile east of the city of Lancaster, near
the New Holland turnpike, the following per
sonal properly, to wit: One fine PAIR OF
CARRIAGE MARES, one PONY. an excellent
driver, one first-class Aderney Cow. one first
class Durham Cow. one Pony PhaetUn, one
two-horse Phaeton. Buggy, two-hOrse Sleigh,
two sets single Harness, set of heavy Wagon
Harness, lot OF Farming Implements one first
class Pony Lawn Mower, cutting 40 inches
Sale positive. Terms cash. All goods to be
removed on day of sale.
Sale to commence ut o'clock d. m, on said
day, when terms will be made known by
CAPT. JAMES WILEY,
JOIN RRBGAN, Auct.
4. G. ILyCs, Clerk oct!l-2td
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DIR HOLLAND DEAD.

Tho Distinguished Author Passes Away
Suddenly this Morning.
NEW YORK, Oct. 12-Dr. j. G. Holland
the author, died suddenly this morning.
[Josiah Gilbert Holland, NJ. D., was
born in Belchertown, Mass, July "a, 1919,
and very early in life abandoned the prac-
tice Of medicine for journalism. He was
school superintendent of Vicksburg, Miss {;
associate editor of the Springfield RepuJ-
Hcan, and soon became one of tho most
popular and prolific of American Gttera-
teurs. He never reached the first rank of
our poets, novelists, essayists and critics,
but his talents were varied and his
style popular. He wrote the " History
of Massachusetts, )" the Bay PATH"
novel 'Bitter Sweet" a dramatic poem,
and " Kathrina - and his "Gold Foil
Hammered from Popular Proverbs " and
" Timothy Titcomb's Letters to Young
People were homilies with good moral
tendencies, which achieved an immense
circulation and have had a widespread in
fluence for good. But it has been as con-
ductor of Scri6ner's Magazine (nOw chang
ing to the Csntury)since its establishment,
and of which he is part owner, that Dr..
Holland has achieved his greatest success.
He Rad the gift Of popular editorial man
agement in large degree aud made this
magazine phenomenal success on both
sides of the ocean. Besides his discrim-
mating management of i. he has leen a
steady contributor to it. and "Arthur
Sevenoaks " and other
serial novels in it were from his pen, be-
sides regular editorials and critiques. DR..
H. had beautiful summer home among
the "Thousand Isles" which he called
&C Bonnicastle.' .''-EDs. INTELLIGENCER. I
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iMARKETS.
Rev YORK MaPket.

NEW IOnx. October l2-Flour-Sin.s and
Western Gull and In buyers favor ::
IS 6O06 so; choice do $6 GO17 %; fancy .ic
81 lO0S 50; round hoop Ohio Is 1O17 %.
choice do 81 logs IS; supcrnne western
IS OO66 %; common to gOOst extra .t
IS OO18 20; choice do Is S19 %; chnic
white wheat do, at ~ 756S IS. Southern dull.
and declining common to- fair extra 81 S5Q
Is go0r to choice do 81 SJ69 on.
Wheat feverish and unsettled opening 1E@
&c lower, subsequently recovering about lc OF
decline No. 2 Red. November. u l91sGl J04 !:
do December, 81 5s1S@l 5lI ;doJanuary, u a5l4
Gl57.
Corn opened lGls4c lower: afterwards the
decline was partly recovered mixed western
spot. 64I6S1sc; DO future, 6S1s075Lc.
Oats E1Zc lower; state l7I5 Western,
45@58c.
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AN OLD TAVERN SIGN.
"Wm. fitt, Earl OF Chatham"

"Wm. fitt, Earl OF Ch0tnain.
Henry G. Demuth, tobacconist, is max
ing some extensive improvements to the
building No. 11S East King street, and
fitting it up as a residence for his son
Ferd. A. Demuth. During the progress of
the work an old tavern sign has been
taken down from the garret, where it has
been stored away for the past forty years.
The sign is of the old fashioned pattern,
about four feet in width and five feet IN
height, such as used to swing in front OF
almost every tavern. It has painted on
both sides of it nearly full length portraits
of VIM. Pitt, the Earl of Chatham. The
painting was done by the late Jacob
Eicbholtz, Lancaster's most distinguished
portrait painter, and was probably in its
day a fine work of art, but tho storms of
many winters have eaten away great
part of the paint and left the wooden
board ON which it was painted almost
bare. The earl is represented seat
ed at a table on which are piled
some papers, and in his hand he
holds a manuscript. He is dressed in
full court dress, including large white
wig, white neck. cloth, a highly orna-
mentcd red coat, knee breeches and white
stockings. Above the portrait are the
words g ''Wm. Pitt, Earl of Chatham.
and in one corner is the name of the artist
"Jacob Eichholtz, pinxt. On one side,
the name Chatham, is spelled "Chat
harm." Below the portrait hangs mar
row board on which is painted the name
Of the proprietor OF the tavern ':Henry
Defenbaugh.
How long before 1903 Henry Deffen-
baugh kept the tavern we do not know,
but from that time ON until 1888 he ap-
pears to have been proprietor, as the pro
perty is assessed in his name and his name
appears also in the list of sixty city tavern
keepers license in that year.
1t is said that the first anti-Mason meet
ing ever held in Lancaster county was held
at the VIM. Pitt hotel. 1t is represented
as being small affair, but the meetings
held there afterwards were "great out
pouring of the people," and anti-Masonry
swept the county, and kept control of it
for many years.
In 1889 Or 1910 TIA property was bought
by Mr.. Demuth. VINO remodeled it as
home for his ctiser. who died in 1S41, in
the 9th year of i:er age. Since then the
property has remained in the possession of
the Demuth family.
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THE SENATE COMMITTEES.
Edmunds Moves to Retain Them-Oppo
tiOn From tho Democratic.

Edmunds Moves to Retain Them-Oppos!.
tiOn From the Democrats.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-In the Senate
to-day Mr.. Edmunds called up his resolu-
ton continuing for the present session the
standing committees of the Senate. After
some discussion Edmunds said he would
not press his resolution at present. A
message was received from the president
making nominations. The Senate then
went into executive session, and at 1910
adjourned.
10th Parties Caucuslng.
Both the Democrats and Republicans
held caucuses this afternoon. The Demo-
Gratis decided to oppose Edmunds's resolu-
tisn. The Republicans took no decided
action. Both parties meet in caucus again
this afternoon.
The Democratic caucus remained i'm ses
sion about an hour this afternoon after
the Senate adjourned, discussing the Ed
mundA resolution for the appOintme mt
of standing committees. Senator Garland
was directed to report an amendment
to the resolution providing for the ap-
pOintment of certain specified committees
which the nominations of the president
show to be necessary. The list of COM
mittees to be proposed embraces about ten,
including postoffices, Indian, commerce,
and others to which determinations of the
president in the natural order of business
would have to be referred. Mr.. Garland's )
amendment will specifically declare that
the committees to be proposed are to be
appointed for this special session only.
Presidential Nominations.
The president sent number of n0mina-
tions to the Senate to-day, among them
wasW. w. Dudley, of Indiana, to be commits
sioncr of pensions Augusta Brosius, of
Pennsylvania, to be Indian agent at Great
NemaLa agency, Nebraska, and the fol-
lowing postmasterships in Pennsylvania {:
Edward w. Reed at Erie, F. G. Reynolds
at Reynoldsville, A. w. Selfridge at Beth
lehcm, and r. D. Wells at Downingtown.
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THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Conversation with Secretary Window.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 12.-During
the course of a conversation this morning,
Secretary Window said there had been
some correspondence between the de-
partmont and persons desiring to
present million dollars worth of B
per cent. bonds for redemption under
his recent decision, and that nearly $780,
900 in these bonds had already been re-
ceived at the department.. It cannot yet
be definitely stated when the secretary
will be released from his present duties.
Mr.. Window said in response to an inquiry
that he had no intention whatever of going
to Minnesota, reports to tho contrary not
Witlstandinr.
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Its First tSoIree-DistlnGuished Visitors Ex-
neCted.

Its First S"rree-Distingulshed Visitors Ex-
Pected.
The first sOrce of the Lancaster Micro
scopical society will be given in the par
lors of the Stevens house, on Friday even
ing next, 14th inst, under the manage
ment of DIR. J. W. Crumbaugh, Prof. Il.
X. Buehrle and B. Frank Saylor.
Over ninety correspondents from abroad.
representing societies in New Brunswick,
and Camden. n. J., Wilmington, Del,
Baltimore, Nd, Rochester, n. Y, Frank.
lin Institute and Academy of Natural Sci
ences, Philadelphia, the two microscopical
societies of West Chester, Pa, and the So
cieties Of Reading and eastern Pennsylvania
Many of the instruments belonging to the
above named societies are among the best
in the country, and to them will be added
the eighteen fine instruments belonging
the Lancaster society, and about twenty
FIVE to be exhibited by the Lancaster
Microscopical manufacturing company, and
a number by other manufacturers in differ
ent sections Of the country.
Among other distinguished gentlemen
who have significd their intention to be
present may be named Prof S. D. Hol-
man, of franklin institute, a man of
national reputation and the inventor of
many valuable microscopical appliances
Prof. Perot, of the Academy Of Natural
Science, Philadelphia Drs. Green and
Wood of West Chester; DR.. Brown and
Professor Kahn of Camden, N. j.; DR..
Seip of Easton and DR.. Smith of Reading.
The representatives from abroad will
bring with them many rare objects to be
shown through their several instruments.
The obiec: Of the society in giving the
soiree is to instil new life into the local
society and to create a public sentiment
in the furtherancc of the delightful and
valuable study of miscroscopy.
There will be no fec charged for admis-
sion to the soiree, but only those who hold
cards of invitation issued by the commit
tee will be admitted
Visitors from abroad wishing to remain
over after the close of the soiree will
receive one days entertainment at the
Stevens hous.
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
i PkOPERTIES.-On FRIDAY, NOVEM-
Der I, 1881. will be sold at public sale, by vir'
tue of all order of the Orphans Court of Lam
caster county, at the Black Horse Hotel, on
North Queen street, Lancaster city, the follow
ing valuable real estate, late the property of
Elizabeth Brecht, deceased, to wit:
No. l. A lot or piece of ground situated on
the west side OF South Prince street, in the city
OF Lancaster, Pa, containing in front. on
Prince street, sixty-f0ur feet and four inches
and in depth to Water street one hundred and
fOrty-elght feet. The improvements thereon
consist of twO-stOry part BRICK and part
FRAME HOUSES, Nos. 134 and 13G, two-stOry
Brick Stable on Water street. we'll of water
with pump therein, fruit trees and all other
necessary Outbuildings.
No. 9. \ certain tract or piece of land con-
tanning ACRES and l39 SQUARE PERCHES,
strict measure, lying and being in the Eighth
waI'l of said city OF Lancaster, and adjoining
lands OF Henry Hebrank, George KOlb. Dr..
Henry Carpenter, SilviuS Estate. SchOenDer-
gers Park and Hazel street.
No. ;. A lot or piece OF ground situated on
corner OF Middle end Duke streets, in the city
of Lancaster, Pa, containing in front on Mid
die street twelve feet six inches, more or less,
and extending in depth along South Duke
street, two hundred and seven feet, more Or
less, to an alley. on which is erected a three
story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, part used
AS Il saloon; Stable Hyjrant and other im-
prOvements.
Sale to commence at N o'clock p. IN. of said
day. when terms will be made known by
GEORGE S. DANNER,
Octi2. -, 26&n: i'd Trustee to sell.
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Drunken Stuff.

How many children and women are slowly
and surely dying, OR rather being killed, by
excessive doctorinS, or the daily use of some
drug or drunken stuff called medicine that no
one knows what tits made of, who can easily be
cured and saved by Hop Bitters, made of Hops,
Buchu, Mandrake, Dandelion &C., which is so
pure, simple and harmless that the most frail
woman, weakest invalid or smallest child can
trust in them. VIII you be saved by them
ee other column. Ol-2Wd&W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-12

Hoyues British MnsreIs Tonigh-Our
readers should not forget that they are to be
offered Il novelty in minstrelsy at Fulton opera
house this evening, in the appearance there of
Sam Hasues celebrated British minstrels,
composed OF fifty performers. They werc in
Harrisburg last night, and this mornings Pa
triot has a very complimentary notice of them,
from which the following extract is made ::
ut was unquestionably the most refined en-
tcr:ainment OF the kind ever given here and
will long be held in pleasant recollection by
all who were fortunate enough to be present
A distinctive and gratifying feature is their
first part, consisting of the best rendered vocal
and instrumental music, and though it was
extended to nearly an hour and halt, their
charmed auditors were 10th to have them
leave the stage. The superbly rendered over
ture was followed by ballads given with a
surprising finish.''
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Fall Clothing.

People who are thoughtful on what
they wear arc beginning to look about
the streets, and wherever men gather
together, to sec the direction ncw
things are taking; for new clothes
are beginning to be worn.
Long before you begin to think ON
these things, friends, the styles arc
thought out and fixed and the clothes
are made. They are even now on our
counters waiting for you. The best
way to see the new styles is to take a
half-hour and look through the best
stock you can find.
Where is it, doyou ask? Perhaps
where everything is returnable if you
don't like it next day.
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Mrs. Ira Mulholland Albany, N. Y, writes !:
"FOr several years have suffered from Oft
recurring bilious headaches. dyspepsia, and
your Burdock Blood Bitters am entirely re-
lieved." Price 81. For sale at H. B. Cochran's
drug store, l37 North Queen street, Lancaster
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Not a Murder.

LOCK HAVEN, Pa, Oct. 12.-In the case
Of Jonas Zindle, proprietor of the Farmers
hotel who was mysteriously killed on
Saturday evening last while ejecting
Samuel Blair from the barroom, the coro-
ner's jury to-day rendered verdict to the
effect that Zindle came to his death by
accidentally falling from his own doorstep.
Blair is still in Jail and will have hearing
before the alderman tomorrow.
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Sale 0fa Farm.

Samuel Hess & Son, auctioneers, sold at
public sale October II, 1881, for Tobias
Denlinger a farm containing III acres aud
66 perches with improvements thereon,
situated in East Hempfield township, near
Roherstown, Lancaster county, Pa, to
Jacob S. Kreider for s2G4 per acre. the
whole amounting to s29. .412.9O.
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Verdict Rendered llljS A

Verdict Rendered this Afternoon.
In the case of Mary Idail VS.. John Smith,
.jr., referred to in court proceedings, tho
jury this afternoon rendered verdict ia
favor of tue plaintiff for $3.50.
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Iows's Republican Majority Reduced.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Oct 12.-Re-
ports from thirty-eight counties give
Sherman, Republican, for governor
$500 majority. Last year the same
counties gave Garfield $500 majority. The
same relative vote all over the state will
give Sherman $4,000 majority over the
Democrats and 80 900 over all. The Sen.
ate will be stronger Republican than in
1879.
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J'he New Rules,

Notices have been posted up in the court
house by the prison inspectors, conforming
with the new rules recently passed by
them in regard to visitors.
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Public Sale TO.nicht.

Attention is called to the advertisement of
the sale tonight at the City Hotel. at ~
O'Clock, OF the 1lne brick dwelling with i'm
provcments and side lots, belonging to Mrs.
N. A. McGrann, and situate No. 3Sa East
Orange street.
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
L PROPERTY-On WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, OCTOBER II, 1881. will be sold ut public
sale, ut the City Hotel III. II. Power, PrOpri
ctOr). on North Queen street. that fine two
story and attic brick slated dwelling house,
with two-story brick, slated back building at
tached, having eleven rooms, gas, bath, fur
mace, clothes closets (all in excellent Order).
Lot fronts q feet inches on East Orange
street, and extends southwark 245 feet to
Grant street, has excellent fruit and n frame
slated stable thereon; situate No. 3N East
the property OF Mrs. NJ. A. McGrann.
Also at the same time and place, two lots,
each II feet inches by 245 feet, adjoining
above rEDpcrty on the east.
" Possession and title April ], 1882
Sale to commence at ~ O'Clock, p. In., OF said
day, when terms and conditions will be m ade
known by BAUSMAN 4 BURNS,
Real Estate Agents, 10 West Orange street.
SAMUEL HESS \ SON, Auctioneers.
OcfA G IN II 1ylR
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Mary Fisher, who was arrested on
capias. having been charged by Annie
Gormley with slander, was discharged in
court this afternoon on her own recosni-
Zance.
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AXE NO TICE!

TAKE NOTICE.!
We would call the attention of all parties
from whom We have bought
THE 81 TOBACCO
that We desire no tobacco stripped, or delivered
to us, until
AFTER A HARD FROST.
sufficient to cure out all danger of fat stems
or stem rot
Respectfully,
a. S. K0sENBAUM II co.
Octl1.5td61fwk
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V,uBACCO GROWERS!

VKTANTED.-A GIRL To 10 GENERAL
street, between S and 6 clock, p. m. oil-tfd
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Suiclde in Philaaelphla.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.-William Avery,
aged "a, committed suicide by hanging at
his residence, No. 2513 Hancock street,
this morning.
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Methodist Revival.

Revival services are now il progress in
St. Paul's NJ. E. church. Rev. T. j. Pret.
lyman, o! the Wilmington conference,
somewhat Known as an evangelist, has
charge Of the meeting. Thus far it has
been we'll attended and considerable inter-
est is manifested.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

Night swcats, cough, emaciation and decline
prevented by Malt Bitters.
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Meeting of the Reaains kailroad M
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.-The board Of
directors of the Philadelphia s. Reading
railroad company held q meeting to-day:
The session was short and no business Of
public importance was transacted.
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THIRD EDITION.
EVENING. OCT. IA. 1881
wEArHEK INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. 12.-FOr the
Middle Atlantic states, party cloudy
weather and rain, sOuthwesterly winds,
lower barometer, higher temperature.
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Tumofs, erysipelas, mercurial diseases.
scrofula, and general debility, cured by - DR..
Lindsey's Blood Scarchcr." Oi-lmd&w
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atOcE MNaog,

9tOcE MAIa0G.
New York, Philadelphia AMI Local stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily bv
JACOB Il. Love, N. +. Cor. Centre Square.
NBw YORK STOCKS.
Stocks higher.
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"A Healthy State.

People arc constantly changing their homes
from East to West and from North to South or
rice versa. In search of Il healthy state. If they
would learn to be contcntel. and to use the
celebrated Kidncy-WOrt when sick they would
be much better OF. The whole system can be
kept in a healthy state by this simple but CT
fectual remedy. See large advertisement.
octlO-lw,l&w
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Guiteaus ArralSnment Not
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-Mr. Scoville,
Guiteau's counsel, said this morning that
he did not know when the arraignment
would take place.
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Tribute 10 Deceased Member.

In the course of the meeting upon the
announcement of Mr.. Haines aud at the
motion of Mr.. Goodman the union resolved
"That in the death of George j. Kicffer,
a delegate from the American. the union
loses an active and progressive member
and the department an energetic and ear
nest volunteer firemen that We extend
to the bercavcd family Of the deceased the
sympathy of this union, and refer them to
Him alone who can give consolation in the
hour of dire affliction that these resolu-
tions be spread upon the minutes of this
meeting"
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MARRIAGES,

MEcK-kENDIG--On the 1lth of October. 1851.
ut Hastings Fountain Inn, by the Rev. w. Il.
Gerhard, Mr.. Martin 4. Neck, of West Lam
peter, to Miss Barbara Il. kendig, Of Pequea.
lids