Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-19
Yellow Fever's Ravages.

On account of the enforcement Of the
quarrantining Of Brownsville, Texas, the
greater portion of its population is in dis
tress, and Mayor CarsO yesterday tele
graphed to Acting Secretary of the Treas
ury French for aid. In reply he was told
that "the request must come from tho
governor of the state" Thirty-six new
cases of yellow fever were reported yester-
day afternoon at Brownsville. The yellow
fever seems to be ON the increase at Mata-
moras, Mexico, though the death rate il
more favorable, there being only three
deaths yesterday.
BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS IN TOWN.
The List OF New Structures Continued
Some flue Residences and business
Houses In Course OF Erection.
Below will be found continuation Of
the list of new buildings erected or in
course of erection in this city. A number
of them have been finished and some OF
them already occupied, and nearly all the
others arc we'll under way:
One of the finest residences in tho Fifth
ward is that erected by Walter NJ. Frank
lin, on Charlotte street, north of Chest.
nut. 1t is twO-stOry brick with man
sard roof, Of fine architectural model, is
most eligibly located and contains every
modern improvement.
DR.. ]. A. E. Reed, East Orange street
near North Queen, vino was burnt out
some time ago has rebuilt his residence on
an enlarged scale and with many improve
MEETS and he will soon rc.occupy it.
Al. +. Shenck, East Orange street above
Lime street, has added new three-st0ry
back building to his residence and beauti.
fed it in many other ways
John L. Metzser, who recently pur-
chased the FRANKIE brewery, on Lime street
north of Chestnut, has remOdeled and
converted it into tobacco warehouse and
cigar factory. The latter will be run on
an extensive scale. A large force of work
men are already employed and it is MIR.
Metzger's purpose to increase the number
to 1875 or $50.
Charles B. Kline has put up three fine
two story and mansard dwellings, on Lime
street above Walnut.
john III. MctzIer has added a commodi,
GUS back building to his residence, 131
East Lemon street.
Samuel K. Lichty has added three
story back building to his residence, No.
ia West Chestnut street.
George Kurtz has put up a two story
brick dwelling on Church above Lime
street.
Fred. Dinkleberg has erected two two
story brick houses Nos. % and 81 Low
street.
DR.. John Levergood one 2.story dwell
ing, north side of James corner of Chris
tian.
Elizabeth Forrest one two. story brick
east side of Nevin between Orange and
Chestnut.
Valentine Weaver two story frame
back building Vine street between Straw
berry and Filbert.
Aug. GrOetzingyer twc-story brick On
Conestoga between South Queen and
Prince.
Frederick Neudorf one two-stOry brick
on Church street between Duke and
ROckland.
Mrs. w. L. PEPPER brick stable on Grant
between Shippen and Lime.
Joseph r. GOodell four two story brick
dwellings, on North Charlotte between
Lemon and James.
John Obreiter two twO-stOry brick
dwellings on Marion between Charlotte
and Mary streets.
F. O. Sturgis six two. story brick dwell
ings, North Mary street between Lemon
and Walnut.
John Best two-story brick Office, East
Fulton street, between Shippen and Plum.
Conrad Gasser a one story brick dwell
ing on Middle street between S. Limo and
Freyburg street.
Albert KOhlass two. story brick dwell.
ing on Manor between Caroline and Love
Lane.
l.. Sheetz two. story brick dwelling ON
West Orange between Mulberry and
Water adjoining high school building.
J. Peter StOrmfeltz six two-stOry brick
dwellings on West Walnut street between
Mary and Pine.
Lancaster school board, a four room
school building on Manor street between
Sd and 4th streets.
Conrad Merz, one two.stOry brick wagon
factory on Pine street between West King
and Grant; and a two-stOry brick dwelling
on West King between Mary and Pine.
Fraim & Brother a brick machine shop
oD Park avenue, between Lime and Ship
pen.
Mrs. Elizabeth Madigan two twO-story
brick dwellings, with mansard roofs, cor
ner of South Mulberry aud Mifflin.
Daniel Sing one three story brick dwell
ing and store on South Queen street below
Conestoga.
&C Carman one two story brick dwell
ing on East Chestnut between Marshall and
Ann.
Henry S;neych two twO-stOry brick
dwellings Nos. 154 aud 156 Middle street.
Jacob Utzinger three 2 story bricks Nos.
Sc, So and 60 Locust street.
Marcus Smith two two story bricks on
Woodward street near Christian.
Otto Pecticle two two story bricks Nos.
521 and 523 Green street between Chris
tan a1d Strawberry.
Peter B. Fordney. has built large plat.
form in front Of his residence, 226 South
Queen street, where he has opened agreen
grocery, which ho names the ''Southern
Market"
B. Frank Saylor, photographer, having
purchased the property Nos. AZ and A
West King street, nearly opposite his pres
ent place of business, has remOdeled and
enlarged the building, fitting it up both as
residence aud pho. Ographic gallery. He
will move into it in week or two. and
will have much better facilities for picture
taking than his present quarters.
The above are some of the building i'm
provements of our city. Doubtless there
are many more that have not como under
the reporter s notice, but may be noted hero
after.
sunday school Pseuie.
The Neffsville Union Sunday school will
hold its first annual picnic in Adam b.
Longs woods near tho village, on satur-
day, August 26. ft ~ =