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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-29
ALEX. mAMILTON,s G:sASpCHILD.
"A Lawsuit BeSun fSetween Them involving
81 500. 900 Worth OF Property.

A Lawsuit sesnn Esetwe cen Them involving
81 100000 Worth of Property.
A suit has been commenced in the NeS
York supreme court which is likely to at.
tract public attention. The parties to it
are John c. L. Hamilton, grandson OF
Alexander Hamilton, and the son of the
late John q. A. Hamilton. who died in
July last. The defendants arc the heirs
and executors appointed under the will of
the late Mrs. John C. A. Hamilton, which
was executed as far back rs 1875.
The suit is brought to test the validity
of tho title to certain real estate Of great
value, cla;.ncd to be owned by Mr.. John
G. A. Ham ilson, tho son Of Alexander
Hamilton. This gentleman married a
daughter of very wealthy real estate
owner, named John G. Vandenhuvel.
Under his will he devised to his tlaugh-
ter, then Mrs. Hamilton, valua bic
real estate located west of Eighth avenue,
and extending from Ninety.third street to
Ninety-sixth street !; also valuable prop
erty On Broadway, extending down Bar
clay street. opposite the Astor house, and
known as No. 229 Broadway. This prop
erty is estimated to DO worth 81 500, 600.
After tho death Of Mr.. Vandenhuyel,
Mrs. John c. il. Hamilton made Il
will, by which she bequeathed the
property to her husband. who had under
that will tho power of dispcsing of it
among his children as be saw fit. Tho
plaintiff claims that this will of Mrs.
Hamilton was invalid, and that conse.
qucntly her husband had no legal power
to dispose of the property. Although Mr..
Hamilton died in July last, his will has
not yet been offered for probate. Ex
Judge Fancher, Leopold Wallach, and
other counsel viii! appear in tic case.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-29
1.-Two Stock Market.

CHlcAeo.-Hogs--Receipt 1900 head; ship
ments, 1000 head; the trade slow and &C
lower; demand weak; common to good
mixed, 81 6OGs 30; heavy, - 35G9 10; light,
Cattle-Receipts. 1900 head; shipments
$500 head; good natives very ~ scarce and
sold at 81 20; good to choice Slipping, Is se@
butchers dull and l01l5c lower at o. s504;
stockers and feeders at s. 2004 40 range
slow and lgc lower; Texans, .; 6O14 IS; half
breeds and Americans, $415.
Sheep-Receipts. 9, 800; shipments, 100 head :
market slow and 15c lower common to fair. s.
0s 40; medium to good, 50 6o94 10; choice to
extra, 81 25G4 Is.
EAST TY-Cattle-Receipts, ,21o head !;
nothing doing no cattle on sale all through
cOnsignments.
HOgs-Receipts. l.7oO head market firm ;
Philadelphias, $@9 %; Ealtinores. SS Sog
Sheep-Receipts, 1900 head market glutted,
very dull and nothing doing.
Observation-Disclosures ], 100 head mar
ket dull and tending downward light steers
at 81 5O64 Is Colorado steers, "a 70.
] Sheep and Lambs-Heceipts 5000 head
steady and good demand Tor sheep; lambs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-29

\ toug., LOid or sore IErOai snOuIu DC
s."i,!,'si. Neglect freIrenMy results in an In
durable Lung Disease Consumption.
Browns bronchial TrOch.:s DO not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups aud h.isams,
bat act directly or the infia,ned parts, a,laying
1, Irritation, give relief In Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrll, ana The Throat Troubles
which Singers :in,: Public Speakers are subject
to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches have Decn recommended by physi-
Clans. and always give perfect Satisfaction.
Having been tested hy wide AMI CONSTANT use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tanned wei .Deritctl rank among the few staple
remesiies of the age. Sold at q cents n box
everywheye. mV-lvaITTh&FSlVw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-29
AN IMPORTANT OPINION.
The Illinois Supreme Court Decides Agai
Unjust DETERMINATION In Freight Charge

The Illinois Supreme Court Decid.s Asains,
Unjust DETERMINATION In Freight Charges.
SrIINGEIELD, ILL.,, Sept. 29.-Thc opin-
ion was rendered by tho Illinois
supreme court yesterday in case
involving tho question of the power
of the state Legislature to regulate
rates charged by railroads for freight car
ried to points outside of Illinois and
whether tho act prohibiting unjust dis
elimination in such rates is not in contra
ventiOn of the constitution of tho United
States. The case is on, wherein
a G6 per cont. larger ratio is charged
in a haul from Gilman to New
York than on the haul from Peoria to
New York, though tho distance from
Peoria is greater by eighty six miles.
1t was held by the court that tho
charge was unjust. excessive, extortiOnato
and unlawful, and in effect tie court up.
held tho authority of the railroad and
warehouse commissioners to regulate
freight charges from points in Illinois to
points outside the state.
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RED HANDED CRIME.
One Murderer to bs Hanged anc !AnO
nDfiHOnell.

One Murderer to DO Banged anc !Another
Imprisoned.
New YORK, Sept. Edward Hovey,
the young man who was convicted of
murder in shooting aud killing his sister
in law, Mrs. Fanny VcrmiIyea, was to-
day ntenced to be hanged on November
the 18th next. A motion for new trial
Was denied, but his counsel was given 40
days to file q bill of exceptions. HOvey
took his sentence cOOlly.
Thomas McCabe, the boy murderer, who
shot and killed his stepmother while com
mittiDg rcbber at her residence, and
who was convicted of manslaughter, was
to-day sentenced to seven years in the state
prison, the maximum punishment. Nc
Cabe was pleased at having got OF 50
lightly.
WILKEsEAREE, Sept. 29.-The jury in
the case of ii. ID. Myers, tried for tho
murder of VIM. Hufnagle, came into
court this morning and rendered a verdict
of involuntary manslaughter. They rec
Ommended tho fullest mercy of tho court
and pray that tho lightest sentence be i'm
posed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-29
WESrMlNSTEE PElcSBYTEIsY.
Mount Joy Pulpit Declared Vacant.

Mount Joy Pulpit Declared Vacant.
Tho fall session of Westminster presby.
terry met in the Colerain Union church on
Monday, Rev. DIR. Mitchell was elected
moderator. "Thc best method Of pro-
noting the spiritual interests of a partic'
ular church." aud the state of religion
in tho churches of the presbytery' wero
discussed. On Tuesday the subjects of
of foreign missions and temperance were
discussed. Rev. Mr.. Scott was re-
lieved from the charge of the Stewards
town church and Rev. Mr.. Brown appoint
ed supply until next meeting OF
preshytery. A memorial from the Mount
JOY church was referred to a committee,
consisting of Revs. Cairnes, Gamble, Bar
bour and Elder Pearce. The committee
reported favorably to the memorial, aud
recommended that Rev. Gamble be ap-
pointed to declare the pulpit vacant on the
third Sabbath in October. Tho report was
adopted. Rev. Gamble was then appointed
stated supply Of Mount Joy and Donegal
churches until the next regular meeting Of
presbytery. Presbytery adjourned to
meet at tho synod Of Harrisburg, Octo'
Der 8.
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nAEE E3H.
rn:ladefrnln Nsacke,.

rHsLArn.rHIA, Sept. 23-f.Onr quiet and
barely steady superfinc, 81 1103 W; Extra,
So 2jG3 Is Pcnna Family, - !5l9J ~.
Rye flour at - 251f ~.
Wheat unsettled No. 9 Western Red, 81 Oi !:
Del. and Pa. Red. 9Gc@l 0i; Lcngbrrry Red
and Amber. 81 O7flSl L..
Corn firmer, fair lOca! demand Steamer,
7&c; Yellow. 7l@7l19c; MiNcd 7u1ziR7c; No. s
Mixed G9@G9%c.
Oats dull and weak cn spot; No. l White,
Ale; No. 2 iO 42l94Ic No. ) dn33i9c : No. 2
Mixed. &c.
Rye nominal at .Gc.
Seeds unchanged.
Provisions steady.
Lard steady.
Butter firm and fairly active, Creamery
Extra, 3lG32c; do good TO choice. -GG930c.
Eggs scarce and firm; Pcnn'a, 99c
Western. 26@27c.
Cheese firm.
Petroleum steaiy; Refined, nc.
Whisky at 81 g.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-29
The AImshouso Frauds.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-John II.
Parke, the almshouse contractor, who was
arrested last night, was arraigned this
morning and held in $4,000 bail for a
hearing to morrow a week. The district
attorney protested against such light bail,
when the sum was increased to 5,OOC
and Mr.. Parke was sent to Jail in defaul,
of bail.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-29
ARSENIC IN THE TEA.
A Man Accused OF Poisoning B,s r

a Man Accused OF Poisoning His Family.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-The twenty
first district police have arrested W
g. Whitaker, residing in PaschalIvilE.,
near the city limits. charged VITA
poisoning his family, consisting of his
wife. Jennie, aged "A years. aud his
children-Wayson, aged "a Mary. aged
10, Eve aged Is, Sarah aged 60 Bertha
aged 8 and Willie aged 2 years. A
boarder named WaysOn Cooper, aged
1S, was also poisoned. Some Of the
sufferers are in critical condition. 1t is
alleged that Whitaker put arsenic in a
bucket of water with which the tea was
made.
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AmuSonent6.

Jesse James" T0-night.-The counterfeit
presentment of the famous outlaw Will spill
imaginary gore over the opera house stage to.
night The Gefunct bandits alleged horses
will contribute to the entertainment OF the
evening by appearing in the performance.
The Hessidn BanG.-These gifted musicians
will make sweet melody at the opera house
Tomorrow night.
"The Merry Wdr."-Strauss' comic opera is
the attraction underlined for Wednesday
evening. The work is one of the greatest of
recent successes in operetta. 1t is still running
in vi ma and various other European cities,
and in New York it has been sung week after
week, both in German and in English. Forl's
company, with o number of local favorites,
will sing 1t here.
Esmeralda."-TLe Montreal Star says OF
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-29
sexton Gets tho Roche Emblem.


The Roche billiard championship en,-
b!em, with its diamond star, glitters on
the bar of William, Sexton's billiard room.
After John DiOn's letter to tho public
announcing his determination lever
to play for the emblem. which
he won in cushion carOm tourna-
ment. Maurice DAILY, stakeholder for the
expected Sexton Dion match, tclcgraphed
to Richard Roche, doncr of the medal,
for instructions. ''Give it to Sexton" "
was the answer, and DAILY handed to Sex.
ton the emblem and tho forfeit norey in
tho match. Sexton is disappointed 1T
missing the match. Ho said that lie did
not expect to be challenged for some time
to come. Side by side with tho Roche
emblem hangs tho Delaney gold medal,
which he successfully defended several
years ago.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-29
The Aloravian Historical Soc.oty.

The twenty-fifth anniversary Of the
MOravian historical society was held in the
old building known as the Whitefield
house, ut Ephrata, on Wednesday.
All tho old officers were re-
elected to serve for tho ensuing year.
The vacancy in the board of managers
caused by the death of DR.. Maurice e.
Jones was filled by clecting Joseph A.
Rice, of Bethlehem. A number of papers
were read, among them one by Professor
jacobson, of Nazareth, on the history Of
the society during tho past quarter OF u
century. Numerous gifts and relics were
donated the society by different member
aud friends of the organization.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-29
Masonic Exc0rsIOu.

On Sunday next the Reading railroad com
pany will run a special Masonic excursion
from this city to Ephrata This will afford Oul
citizens a fine chance to take part in the cor
ner stone laying Oil that day. Train leaves
King street depo: at 10 O'Clock a. m, return
ing leaves Ephlata at $40. Tickets for tht
round trip 81 90, for sale. Mt Do Il uth's and al
Trout & Co.'S, segar stores, and Fry and
Hulls drug stores. Ito
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Funeral of Henry lsciyart.

The body Of Henry Reigart, who died
in Iowa few days ago, arrived in this
city at an early hour this morning and tho
funeral took place this forenoon from the
residence of Miss Catharine E. Reigart, a
sister of the decreased, at 143 North Duke
street. 1t was largely attended and the
services at tho house and grave were con-
Quoted by Rev. G. f. Knight. The pail
bearers were WIN. Lsamau, Luther Rich
ards, George Wilson. Simon p. Eaby,
Charles Hager, DR.. H. 3. Parry, John
Charles and Wm A Morton. Tho inter.
ment WAS made at Woodward Hill ccme.
terry.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-29
The Y. NJ. q. A. Convention.

WILLLAMsPoRT, Sept. 29.-Thero was a
large attendance at to days session Of the
state convention of tho Young Mems
Christian association. A number of COM
mittees were appointed, and various
reports presented. The treasurer's report
showed balance on hand of SSS and no
debts. A paper was read by A. G. Kim.
berly, Of ShamokiD.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-29

On Thursday evening, October 5, :
Democratic mass meeting will be held il
Fulton opera house, this city, when ad-
dresses will be delivered by Hon
Chauncey F. Black, candidate for lieu.
tenant governor, Hon. Mortimer +. Ell
lott, candidate for congressman at. large,
and Hon. VIM. s. Stonger, ex-representa
tive in Congress. The sturdy Democracy
Of Lancaster will no doubt turn out in full
force to hear these distinguished gentle
men. and to testify by their presence and
enthusiasm tho cordial sympathy they
feel with the cause of Pattison and reform
in the state government.
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Sasp 1.,-S ssrgnTi

NEW yGEa, Sept. 23-Flour-state ant!
Western dull, and prices strongly in buyers
favor Southern dull and heavy.
Wheat opened H@Hc higher. afterwards
lost advance and declined A@Ac; active
business In options; No: White. II y:
No. 2 RED. Sept, 81 GG@l WH; do Oct,
81 05sz@l O6% do Nov, 81 O7sDi Oh do Dec.
81 Oe;S9l1 O9L: do JAM, 81 c914gl 1O2; do
Feb, 81 lGA0l 12.
Corn opened LGlAc higher; afterwards los;
advance and declined N6l55Xc; mixed western
spot. 63@69c do fuiu ures, 5o40G9c.
Oats opend HgLc better subsequently lost
advance; No. Oct. IS 02s%c: 40 Nov, 3l7a
q ie55ss..: State, 40Djlc Western 3il9ioc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-29

n IN EUYS A PAIR OF FINE LADlES'
E.OU Kid, Button Shoes, workci button
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Accident 70 Q TrOtter

During the race at the Reading fair
yesterday for horses from Berks and adjo,n
iug counties, having no better record than
$3.50, "Sallie Black," I" owned by Isaac II.
BurkhOlder, of Akron mills, this county,
burst cord in the beginning of the sew
enth heat, aud was allowed to go to the
stable. The injury received was such as
to ipcapacitate the animal from further
trOttiug this season.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-29

John Brimmer, of Middle street. the
young man who was committed to prison
for 20 days on Wednesday by Alderman
Samson for being drunk and disorderly on
Saturday night, was discharged on writ
of habeas corpus yesterday afternoon by
Judge Livingston. The alderman did not
oppose the discharge, as the prisoner had
not been guilty OF very great misbeha-
'vior, and had any defense been made at
the hearing he would not have been SO
hard on him.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-29

A DMINISTRATsSRHS SALE. - ON WE'D
"A NESDAY. OCTOBER Il, 1881. at the Leop-
ard HOtel. Lancaster city, pursuant to an order
of tie Orphans Court. will he sold ut public
sale. the following described rei, estate, TO
wit:
All that certain two-story Blick Dwelling
House mo. 80, situated on the west side Of
South Duke street, Lancaster city, fronting
ard extending westward 81 feet ls4 inches to a
three foot alley !; bounded on the north by
pl lOperty of Ann. Brencman AMI on the south
by property of Mrs. Jesse Lands. The prop
erty is cligibly located and contains ii rooms
1t his been recently painted and papered
throughout, and is in the best possible condi
ton.
!. sale to commence ut O'Clock p. m. when
terms will be made known by the under
signed. A. A. HUBtEi,
ceased.
HENRY SnUBEkT, Auct. s2S7tdFES
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THIRD EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING. SEPT. 40. 1882.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH,


PHILA ADELPHlA ELECVxOS EhAUDSs
Tho False Returns OF Voters That Were
Made by q Couple Of United states
Supervisors.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-Edward Lon
er2an and Frank Johnson, United States
supervisors, we're given q further hearing
by United States Commissioner Gibbons
this afternoon, upon the charge of making
fraudulent returns of voters in the Fourth
ward Of this city. Evidence was adduced
to show that out of % persons returned as
living in ono house only three were found
there, that but two voters lived in another
house where 20 had been registered
that in another only six of the twenty reg
istered had been found, and that in still
another house there lived but eleven
voters out of thirty six returned.
The prisoners were held to answer at
tho next term Of the United States district
court.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-29

the play that is to he given here next Monday
evening by q company sent out from
the Madison Square theatre: I'VE advise
every one who wishes to see how Interesting
thoroughly pure sen n.imen:s can be made in
the hands of q master, to goand see Esmer-
aida" The play is one OF the sweetest pic
lures of domestic life and the loving cOnstancy
OF which the human heart is capable"
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LIQUORS, 60.
TIOUSEAl. d cos
IL NEW LIQUOR STORE,

NO. Id NOftn queen otr06t, L I1ncASV0Ts n.
The very best and finest qualities of Foreign
and Domestic WINES and LIQUORS, con.
stantly tor sale ut wholesale AMI retail.
of 1875. Pure unadulterated custom House
Brandy, warranted OF tho vintage of 1850.
Kept especially for medicinal purposes. Pure
Old Holland Gin, and other whistles, Bran
dies and Wines TO snit the trade.
teb3ly0 HQVSEAL q COs
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az BUYS GOOD PAIR OF FlSE CHILL
l.ZO dren's Shoes, size To lOM
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6nBUYS A GOOD PAlE OF LADlES'
i.s)U Pcble Button Shoes.
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The Explosions in Egypt.

CAIRO. Sept. 29.-The explosions at the
railway station yesterday continued at
brief intervals for owe: three hours. 1t is
reported five men were killed and twenty
wounded. Two Arabs were caught firing
trucks ut the railway station, and it seems
sure that the Arabs helped to spread il
they did not originate the fire.
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Klllad B1 tho Cars

EAsrON, Pa, Sept. aS.-Emma L. Viii
helm, of South Easton, was struck and
Instantly killed by passenger train ON
Lehigh Valley railroad this morning.
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IHE STEVENS HOUSE.

Change of Rates After October 1st.
The rates at the Stevens House on and after
October lst will be as follows: $3.50 and s3 per
day: commercial $40. s:7-itd*
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Ercm Wealth to Poverty.

LONDON, Sept. 29.-The floods in the
Tyrol have reduced hundreds of wealthy
landowners to poverty. The laboring
class is in terrible distress, and the ap-
proach Of winter greatly cxaggcrates tho
situation.
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Rl0R for Coal.

The proposals for coal for use at the
city water works up to April LIST, were
opened at the mayors Office last night.
They were as follows:
James Stewart s. Son., $2.60 per ton.
Baumgardner & Jeffries, S294.
The contract was awarded to tho for
mer.
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FOR SALE OH RENT.

IlUssLICSALE OF FSHSFFLEK PERSONAL
/ Property.-On MONDAY, OCTOBER z,
committee OF the Shi;ller hose company, at The
Lamb Hotel, South Queen street, Lancaster,
Pa, the following property OF the shiiiier
hose company, viz:
One fourth class engine. Of Cole Il Bl others
build two hose carriages. in first.class con-
litiOn; one steel bell, weight 30 pounds,
might be used tor almost any purpose ono
parIOr set, consisting OF sofa, chairs, &C.; Iot
Of settees and other chairs. number OF silver
sions, an eight-day clock, as good as new, and
u great variety of pictures also: quanuIy OF
T.. b. FORDNEY, President.
ALEXANDER HARRIS, Secretary.
HENRY SHUBERr, Auc!iOneer. szI-aM
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CoLoURLEss AND CoLD.-A young girl deeply
regretted that she was colourlesS and cold
Her face was too white. and her hands and feet
fell as though the blood did not circulate
After one bottle Of Hop Eitters had been
taken she was the rOsiest and healthiest girl in
the town. with vivacfty and chcerfulness OF
mind gratifying to her friends. sl5-2wd&w
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Alleged Assault and Battery.

Joseph Wehr, of Quarryville, had a
hearing before Alderman Barr this after
noon on the charge of assault and battery
preferred against him by his brother,
Peter Wehr, of this city. There was no
evidence against him and he was discharg-
ed
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Under tho Whcols.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Sept. 29.-Lewis
w. Rarklett, aged sixty years. fell under
the wheels OF train OF the New York,
Lake Erie s. Western railroad to-day and
was instantly killed. Deceased was en-
ployed at the repair shops of the company.
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Not Ono In.

The station house was empty this
morning. This is something unusual, as
is has been we'll patronized Of late.
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Coal Prices

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-TLe Delaware
s. Hudson canal company's prices Of
Lackawanna coal for October, will be as
follows furnace Jumps and steamer
Jumps, each, s4.15; grade, $3.50; Egg,
$4.55 stove, $4SJ.
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RObosOn's Opponent.

BRIDGEToN, N. j., Sept. aS.-The
Democrats of the First district to-day
nominated Thomas NJ. Ferrell for Con-
gress. The district is now represented by
ex Secretary RObesOn.
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"HOw do you manage" said n lady TO her
friend, "to appear so happy all the Iine p 81
always have Parkcr's Ginger Tonic handy"
was the reply, and thus keep myself and
family in ,oOd health and spirits. See adv.
sl-lmdeOd&oOw
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New rsenovstins Establishment.

The original London rcnovator, who has
cleaned clothing tor many OF our citi-
zens the last two years, has located perlma-
nently at No. l46 North Duke street, near
Chestnut. Any one having clothing to clean
will find it to their advantage to give him a
call. ltd
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No. 3.

Advertising car No. 8, of tho Barnum
show, arrived in town to-day. 1t is in
charge of AL Riel, who has ten assistants.
They will remain until tomorrow night to
finish billing the city.
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Tho Mercantile Report.

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The failures for
tho last seven days reported by X. G. Dun
& Co., of the mercantile agency, number
12O, of which 100 occurred in this country
and II in Now York city.