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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
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! l. = am. and q. ". m. sunday school at . q.
IN. dSw
| CnKIsr EvANurLIuaL LUTHERAN
y Church. NC.t Ming street Rev. r. l..
! Reed, pastor Divine service tomorrow at
| 10Y "a. M. and e.. D. III. sunday school nt -
! y. ul.
lULLEGE CnNrrL-niNINE SERVICE
| y al lo.m 4. IN. sermon hN the Rev. y. W
/ Ncyln, D.p.
lIIRsr NJ Z. CuuRCu. SuTru DuHL
L -iIrrt-frracningq ct 10Y a. m m. and - y.
! school OF IA. y. IN. Special services every
| evening during tho week at ~ O'Clock
l,IKSr EEroRMED.-pIviNE SERVICE
! L tomorrow 40 lOli a. m. sermon by Rev.
| :. \. cast, D.p. Evening service nj - y. m.
| Pa. sunday school AZ "a y. m.
luRSr BAPTIST. EAST CuESTNUr ST
/ i Preaching AZ l0I %, IN. and =. y. m, hy
| Rev. J. q. CritvhlOw, Oi IhilliClphta. sunday
/ school Ut2p IN.
! I,RACE rVANGELiUhL LUTHERAN,
" North Queen street CCrnrr OF jamr-'
/ Rev. [. +. lloupt, pastor. suN divine ser.
! vices az lo2 a. M. and - y. m. school at
! y. III.
NJORNNIAN- MAN uARK. PASTOR.
/ vi l0]q a. ~. Lttany and sermon y. IN,
sunday school; 2. p. m, tntrd discourse ON
| Christianity and Evolution " Man, accord.
/ ing 10 Revelation amt tvoluiion." Al We.
come.
|nIIVET BAPTIST CHJRCu-N VI.
/ ~ 1. \. Rooms, Rev. VI. FTAync, pl~fCr-
I Preaching lJ lO.p a. uI. and : ID y. m. subject
--" Godliucss amt its advantage" sunday
school Al y. IN.
HNTERINS-sERNIUts Al TuE
/ | usual hours, morning amt evening.
/ rTc4cains Ivy tH' pastor, Rev. y. !. Mitrh"u,
/ y. u.
DEESBYTEEIAN MEMORIAL UHArEI.
Regular evening service AT q. y. m.
+ Preaching uy Rev. $. A All. sunday school
AT - y. IN.
~. JAME~-HOLl COMMUSIuN AT =
- and morning service at lH'F q. u', Even
. ing Prayer ~ o.. y m
SALEM CHURCu or GOD.-PREACnING
- morning and evening by Rev. j. Nelson
. Potter. PTaYcrmcCtiUg ON Wednesday oven.
lng. sunday school At a.. y. M.
IT. LUKES REFORMED UHUKCH.
! - Marietta Avenue, near West Orange -urrt.
Rev. VIM. lAcGIilor, pastor. DivIn" service
AT lO& r. IA. and - p W. sunday school AZ
y. IN.
ST. PAUL'S REFORMED CHURCH.
I - Divine services At lU! a. ru. and "a p. m.
. sunday school AZ IA y. III.
! 1T. PAUL's VI. 4. CHURCH. :. QUEEN IT
] ~ Rev. \ l. (gIIDu- ni-fBT. Al lUlE a IN
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DO Won IieIirNe IL.

Dr. }. Marion Sims, \. Y, endorses parhy-
prOphylaCtic Fluid, see advertisements
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

- Rev. \. |. COLON, pastor. At l0b a. IN
the sacrament OF the Lords supper and Bap-
tism will De administered. Preaching 1t = q.
=. M. by the pastor. sunday school at Ia =.
III. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening
at "a O'Clock
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
WE INVITE
WE INVITE
A LOOK ASYOU PASS
AT OUR NORTIw Est wINDOw
TODAY.

II viii give Won n better idon OF the correct
Fail and winter styles In Foreign and Domes-
TIC Fabrics than you can get In any other way.
we TO every grade OF Custom Tailoring, from
good To the finest Our prices are carefully
scheduled, ana represent II reasonable proht,
accurately ngurcd ard added 10 the actual
cost. The most multlcss workmanship and
hnish. Remember, no fancy prices.
y
oxford Cashmere Suits 10 order at........ 10 90
Brown Mixed Suits 10 OrdCr............... lS 10
Port wine NOrStGd Suits to OTdcr........, 20 90
Extra fine English Corkscrow to ordcru
Pants 10 order at $40, tiOO, 800, 60 90, 800
up 10 81 80.
Overcoats In large varieties Rt the lowest
possible prices
Inspect our stock. Look at the workman.
ship, and nj the astonishing low prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
COATS ! COATS |

These goods are now daily arriving. ana ouT
assortment IL nov complete in faU Goods
The Heavier Goods are ~tiI coming in, and I'm
about ten days We will hC able tO show the
best line Ot Coats, Circulars, sc. that was ever
shown I'm IuuCaetCr
NJ. II. BASH = son. Lancaster Pu.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
SlLkS SILKS! SILkS!

We have Just received tuU llnC OF Black
and COlOrCd silks that We are enabled to sell
very cheap. fun line ~ ColOya a. 1'C., that
are A. good us sold CISCw E,.rC at >,NC.. amt
our Dollar Black md COlOrvd silks W. CIuiw
to bottle best tuat were ever vi. OW n I'm Ian.
caster for tho price. We have them ranging
nav fg A. Al ~ d.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13

SrEUIAL HARGAiN.
PALACE OF FASHION.
No. l3 EAST KING STREET.
ASTRlCH BROS. Ae,,.
Dress Goods Dress Goods !

Our assortment OF these goods ~ now "a
good a. any In the city for price and VUalitv'
Is A. cheap u~ the cheapest, and a. good ~ the
best. We have a full line Ot ClOIn Dress
foods ~ low as 2hc., and ranging uuwuris
To o.. -. We hlv" them IN every quality amt
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-13
l,T. PhVL's VI. 4. CHIKCu. :. OIEEN ST

ST. PAJL'~ REFORMED CHUKCB
- Divine .TyiCp- IT lU4 a. Iu. and "a p. IN
sunday school AZ IA y. III.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
-=77-7777e : - :
Tea and Coffee at Night.
lLonaon rrutl.


The use OF tea at night is anotaer very
mixed question. Ii your nerves are
fatigned, tea will often make you sleep;
but II yt'u are oyer-excited. it Will keep
you restless and awake. Asaruie, most
late workers are 10 the habit OF slipping
tea. Many do not find that Injuries their
their sleep, and / suppose that most
doctors would agree that, if this is the
case, tea for the student is far better
than alcohol in any shape. These
remarks also apply to coffee. Black
coffee in hot countries seems to be
the great panacea for all the woes Of
life. 1t apparently suits some late stu
dents and business men better than tea in
tines OF pressure, and it is certainly SUI
perior TO any form of alcohol A head
clerk in one OF the largest offices in Lon :
don told me that during fortnight Of
commercial panic, when all the en-
ployes were kept working overtime,
most OF them took to stimulants. My
friend said: 'I foresaw what was COM
ing, and when the crisis arrived l cut
off all alcohol and substituted coffee. At
the end of tho fortnight most Of my col
leagaes were knocked up, but l was
fresh as a bird"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
a Promising youth.
Texas sit.ings


Col. Hicklebo.us has very promising
son. whom he recently dedicated to the
Texas University and to future hopes o.
the Governorship Of the State The old
man gave his son a great deal OF sage
and valuable advice GU his departure for
the seat OF universal knowledge, which
words Of advice were accompanied by a
well-tilled pocketbook.
''See,' said the old man, that you
write to us soon after your arrival, IL
order tina! we may know that you are
alive and well. !"
At the end Of weeks time Col
Hicklebolus received the following mes.
sage:
Dear Father Yesterday had to Dor.
row $50 Of schoolmate, and to make
the thing moro binding gave him your
note for it, | am now keeping my eye
skinned, and holding myself in readiness
to dodge the Sheriff all over the State ol
Texas. write you this in order tia.
you may know that | am alive and well. :
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
Wealthy Women.

NRw YORK, Nov. G.--The World
prints list Of seventy New York wild.
ows and fifteen unmarried female leg
atees whose united wealth is about
Sl23, ,000, 900. The weaVthiest are Mrs.
A. 4. Stewart, 10000, 600; Mrs. e. d.
Morgan, So, coo, 900; Mrs. Marshall o.
Roberts, 5000. 900; Mrs. Edwin A.
Stevens. 81, 900. 000; Mrs. Paran Stew.
ems. $4,000, 900; Mrs. Moses Taylor
sc. .000, 900; Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
s., ,000, 900; Mrs. James Brown, SO, 000,-
600. The richest unmarried lady Is
Catherine Wolfe, $1,000, 600, who also
leads the entire list Of noble and un-
ostentatious charities. A fashion.
able Broadway diamond dealer SAYS
New York is foremost among the leading
diamond cities Of the world. AT
least 81 100000 worth glittered on the
persons of ladies at the Metropolitan
Opera opening. one lady wearing S40,-
600 worth. Probably 200 ladies' have
$4,000 worth Of personal iewelry.
can name ten like Mrs. Vanderbilt and
Mrs Gould whnss indisiGual property
in diamonds, sapph;res. rabies and
eneralds exceeds 500 900 More than
forty New York ladies can each lay
claim to $50, 900 worth Of iewelry, and
plenty of them have S25. .003 invested
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09

The latest thing is to place the stem
Of tube rose in red ink aud let it turn
beautiful pink, which it will do in a
few minutes. Pink tube roses are now
quite fashionable
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
A Medical Phenomenon.
Texas siftings,l


''Helloa, Wigglesworthl" exclaimed
an Austin man, meeting an acquaintance
on the avenue. "you are as gray as a
rat. What's the matter with you?"
'Jt's terrible, isn't IL? Last night l
experienced severe fright, and my hair
turned to its present silvery hue Inn
mediately."
A few days after this the Austin man
again encountered Wigglesworth wear
ing beautiful, resplendent. coal-black
locks,
why, Wiggleaworth, what's the
meaning Of thisf The last time We met
your hair was snow-white, now it is as
aark as the ravens wing"
Yes; you see my hair turned gray
from sudden fright Yesterday a man
paid me $40 he had been owing me for
long time, and the pIeasurable emo
tions were 30 violent that they turned II
back again to ita original color
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09

~ Persons having articles or merchandise
stored on thsss premisos arc notified to remove
tho samo immediately.
This sale will o|zsr q splendid opportunity for
anyone Wishing 10 engage IN the livery business.
OLE I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
a stockbroler Ovcrboard.

San FRAScIsco, Nov. sc. N. Miles,
a stock broker, has gone into bankruptcy.
His liabilities are $4,000, with assets
comparatively nothing. The Bank Of
California loses S25,00
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
The Returns In Maryland.

BALTIMORE, Nov. s.-The latest re-
turns show that McLane's (Democrat)
majority in the State is 1909. The
Senate stands IA Democrats and i2 Re.
publicans. The House of Delegates, 90
Democrats and % Republicans. giving a
Democratic majority Of 81 on the joint
ballot.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
8. ROHwER, N. D.. v. D.,
vitapathic and Chromopathic Ply
aiciau.

Or. Rohwer y very sympathetic with sufferers,
Before you give yourself up and think there 10 no
help for you, consult DR.. Rohwer. II there s pos
sible help or cure, he will accomplish ii. The
vitapathic system Of healing is so much above
the homeopathic and Eclectic system, as the
latter Ia above the old school drigging, and the
Chromopathic system Is so much above the Vita
pathic system Of healing as the latter is above
the homeopathic system. The new system Of
Chromopathy Is not alone TO renoseto the human
body Of all It's impurities; Il Is at the same time
highly annatinR, Insanity, Consumption, Nerv-
Gus Debility, Epilepsy. Paralysis. Cancer, Dys,
pepsis, In fact all diseases, can be cured BY its
gentle treatment by using natures remedy aud
avoiding dsugs In their crude form, or u drugs
have 70 be used, take them In Ic0red aud cleo
trihed preparation. These refined and electri.
caily prepared drugs are only known BY the
vitapathic physicians. Another boon Is ior women
--parturitionwi without almost any pain which can
be accomplished by vitapathic treatment So
do not suffer any longer, when YOU know you
can be cured. or at least relieved. Go aud see
pr; Rohwer. He will cure You, II cure Ia pcs
sjble.
His Office is at the corner Of Fourth and Spring
streets. once houfs- From o to l2 O'Clock 4. u
and fEcm 1 70 ~ y, novS 2ln
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09

new feature OF the real estats busi-
ness Ia New York Is the incorporation Of
zyndicates, with large means, for the
crsction Of new buildings
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09

A big Yankee from Maine, ON paying
bis bill in London restaurant, was told
that the sum pnt down didn't include
the waiter. "Wai." he roared, 81
didn't eat any waiter. did I?' He
looked as II he could, though. and there
was no further discussion.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
Good Business Chance.

Nineteen furnished rooms within. three uainutes
walk Of the Court House; rooms * arc occupied,
viii net 70 the party purchasing this bargain 81 50
per month. Enquire OF
RENNE, FINNEg b Knox.
ce@u ~ fifst street
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
srocKnolDERs' mEETIac.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Los Angeles Electric Company, for the election
OF five Directors and such other business as may
be presented, will be held vt the works Of the
Company cor. Banning and Alameda streets, Los
Angeles, on Thursday. Nov. l, 1888, at II O'Clock
AN C.H ROWLAND,
ol7 2w Secretary
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
A GARD
FOR SALE AT a BARGAIN,

At Santa Monica, on Fourth street. furnished
house OF six rooms and clubhouse; house well
built with bay windows; furniture first quality,
three lots. each 6oxl6o, with picket fence and
cypress hedge around them; shrsibbery first quail.
ity and grass lawn In front This is bargain
coat 81, 900; will sell for 50, 500. Apply on prem
ises or address Mrs. $. B. Adams, Santa Monica
California, oct26 I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-11
FROST AND THE CHICAGO MARKET.
lBY r. LEGR PHI TO THE rKTBCSE.l


CHICAGO, Sept. lO.-All the talk on Change
to-day was OF course. concerning frOsL Many or
toe largo commission houses. turned themselves into
new sco ecting ag 10 determine for themselves
how much how little damage hai been done. Iho
results OF these inquiries however, were Ia most in-
stance. unlqur The "bull houses had II that Iowa.
Northern Illinois. Wisconsin and Minnesota had been
devastated Some mad black frost even down In Texas
and N.brtskA The "bear hOuses on the other hand
were unable to find any bad frost IN any quarter. no
matter they sent their dispatches Both classes
had dspa ches 10 show for H. one SGT denying and
the other Affirming damagr. Sometimes it happened
tnat the deniAIs and assertions came from almost
idenucay tho same points. This only Increased tho
mystery David BOWS co. are probably tho most in-
ter,sted OF any drn the movement OF prices. Tie
urn IL Is believed, "snort oi the grain at Ne"-fOrk
and heavy buyers and shippers from thls point MT
Norton the residcut partner OF tns house. had great
stack Oh dispatches rOm all parts OF tue corn country
His sumiuary that the damage from frost had 0reh
confined " territory north OF line drawn east aud
west of Chicago This would leave the great corn belt
practically untouched He believed. however, that
s,ne Of the lowland corn OF Iowa had been nipped.
ABE" Poole. Of Poole, Kent * Co., gathered from MS
CORES DO ndence that the damage to corn was not
discrrnDle yet and that no one cOud speak III
telngently concerning It, IL might Do very
great or II lngny small but It would take day
or 30 of sunsue to disclose truth. whether or not
tue damage IL be found In tue cOuntri Is Ger an
utb
mtrligenty wnere corn Is blasted Or uuhfmtu' Even
pm Armour whose ali over the corn country
now couutns bags says tIat he docs hOt khC" Ae
.x ent of the damage This i0cal crowd up 70 last
uriay we're betting their money on frost NOW Dr
prt, re placed not on a but ON tue damage
tu recent frost dd. The Chicago aud Alon RalliOAu
authorities say their CORRESPONDENTS s, re'ols
far south as springfield Illinois. A Light
fr1st was reported at many points IN MIS-
son West of the Mississ ppi. The CnlcagO, burlington
ana Quincy Rtilroad advces tell Of frost all through
Northern illinois, Southern Wisconsin ahI OH low srounu
md
parts "A light frst Iowa, ana the Chcdg0 Rock rldnu
snd PaciIc Railroad heavy lrost between Kock lslAnu
anu go, and at points In Indiana Tue Illinois
Ceptr.l KsruaI the principal road anrced, SAID t"at
further would be required to ascertain Ihe acuai
dI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-11
FIRES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept 10.-The store or Ne
Dowling commission merchant, No. so Poydrssstr waa
destroyed by fire yesterday. The stocks OF InomaS
Marsh and Picard & Aeyerng were damaged Dy "aVer'
and tho rear portion Of Lewis Brotners' store, on
lchOuIitouas-st also slightly damaged. Ihe ioss
is S25 900; fully Insured.
LITTLE ROCK Ark Sept 10.-rbe loss by the burning
OF Bemss luInDer mill. below reIarkina, Tex, amounts
70 $500 OOO not ncu ling the twelve freight cars DeonR
ing 20 the Texas Pacific Railroad
CINCINNATI. Sept 10-The Excelsior vinegar ana
Pickle Works. Nos. 1004 l.000 1,00S and 1.olO Coins-
St. took tire morning aud the interior OF the e1eh
sive building nearly destroyed. The loss or su
ance cannot yet asoertained Michael Bre>n drVar
OF skinner truck while crossing the street rarot
tracks at the corner OF seventh aud Morgan on ms
way to the hrr thrown from his seat ana Klled' n'
head Delug badly crushed
wILKEsBARRE, Penn, Sept 10.-C. NJ Dodson q 20 .
extensive coal breaker Beaver Brook was Destroyer
by fire to-day Four hundred miners thrown out OF
employment Tue loss Ia $4,000; insurance Sloooo
LOUISVILLE, Sept 10.-A Dire this morning III the porh
house oI +. A. smith, AZ MunfOrdville- Hart County
totally destroyed togetaer with the LouisVie "uu
NASHVILLE Railroad freignt depot. W. d. Logsioua =
lauur store and W. IL Williamss blacksmith shop Inc
loss on Is S75,OOO; Insurance 9Io,oVVi
liquOr aui sfOck @l,2OOi lnsuraueo @oV"
sld the freight depot $3.OoO
SAN FKRsASDo. Trnidsi, Aug. 30-A nre DroKe OUT
In Highest last ngnt, destroying forty houses Inc
loss is estimated at 900 - 2 10000 sterling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-11
RAILWAY IAIERESIS.

OPENING FOR FREIGHT AT WEEhAWKEN.
Iue terminal station ui the New l Orh, est
Shore anu Buffalo ami the Ncw-YOrk, Ontario and
Western rSrO1du, al WeehaV Ken. Will he open Tor the
reception oi uegnt day. Ncw-l ora Cty rcisht WILL
De received ana delivered NJ. .. Nortn RIVER
except nay and carload freight III Duk' which
Will Ue handled foot Of Thirty -nnln-st, NOrth
iIiyer. The companys Completed iaoiiilics al Wee
huwken tnan equal 20 any terminal stations
opposIte New-YorK the NUTth River Two Hc!gHt
Aouses nave beea p.crs wan length Oi 100
feet lo eacn am " .utn oI zoo iset. Ihese
sueds are two stories hgh and capable OF holdng
forty frellnt cars under cover. Tue transfer sp7
adjoining ,ers are arranged 20 thh Nv" hoats eau
nj VITA fifteen ears eacn. -Four
nuas are eady Dut nbndie lie transfer Dusue5s oi
te companies and Otners unucr Way Inc tIacns al
Inc t,r,naI otaDu ana viii cover twenty -hinc
mne, AUouI SIX miles OF track are now laid ana ihI-
Ieeu miles more are lsld at once The Wee shore
toad, IL IA expected, vail De opened 10 syracuse ny
OctODerl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-11
DAMAGE IN NEW.ENGLAND.
Low THERMOMETER RECORD NEAR BOSTON
LARGE LOSSES IN vERMoNT-riE DROUIH'
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I

A LOW THERMOMETER RECORD NEAR BOSrON-
LARGE LOSSES IN vERMoNT-THE DROUTH.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Boston, sept. 10.-The predictions OF frost
nv the signal Service reports for sunday night were
verified. Ibe lowest readings OF tue thermometer IN
Boston sunday ng1t 41o but III the suburbs the
record was lower Salem reported 36s as the mnimum
good deal OF damage caused by tne irost In new
England, not mucn In Masschusetts 10 was uoho
durlng the previous heavy frost of about week ago.
A Adispatch to The Journal from Mclndoos fails' W.
.av tins frost was heaviest ever known IN that part
ot Vermont at so early date. Tue crops are SAID 10
nave pe,u damaged to tue amount OF thousahds Oh
dollars. - -. .o,.oo,. al droutb
Tne ned In this vicinity look as II are nad Dcen through
them and the waer supply mas failed good man poo
pIe In tne countrJ. In Boston the supply 10 NJ sGn ~
low ebb tuat the Water Board ha issdei notcs lot
bldS the use OF house hose aud warning cILehs W oe
very economical IN tue OI waer Tor lnihuactdns
and domestic purposes 1t Is the dryest season or over
tnrty years. ., ..,,.o. ,.i,, ,ha fruit aud
vine worms has created much havoc III the great
cranberry fields OF Cape Cod. The cattle are sunerng
the Cape District because Oh tno Poor pas
turase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-11
FOnEIGN NOTES.

NOTTINGHAM, Sept lo.-ihe Trades Unions congress
has beguu Ito scsSU4s a. uefe.
OF. IErkRsBUkG, sept 10-Ssvera attempts have
lately Ueou made of DOrpat, IN Lvona, to
burn puUnc buildings
LONDON sept lO.-M. EHosJe. the French aeronaut
al ter several meh Jemps, succeeded to-oAy III
crossing !ro.u France H. knSldud IA hls Daii"ou'
LONDON, sept l0.-M nc GIers, the Russian Minister
FvroIg AnaIrs sJOurneyng IN ltAy lie Will extend
Venua wuicn city he expected TO arrive
auuul the mIduIe OF sep, ,enoer.
DURBAS, sept lO.-Daoulamauzi brother OF Cete-
wayo wuo Was repvrea nave oeen killed in the re-
beon Zuuiand Ia the latter part of July, Is sale ana
mas arilvou AZ Urcy town. Natal.
ROME, 5ep. lUIne MOHtter ssys that all the Amerl-
eau BISHOPS mentioned Ueug expected 10 arrive mere
Ia November, will not cily at that une Only
some vii participate III Tue conIei-
eUce 10 o. ueid during mat nOntH, which wiI snpiy
UPON we qLesous " DC oiscussed al "A kcnTIM
council " taae pace AZ u aC-r day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-11
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
FAILURE Of CARRIAGE DE.

FAILURE OF CARRIAGE DEALER
MuwAUKEE. Sept. l0.-H. D. Benz Iamin, dealer in
carriages flied an assignment today His assets are sVVoOo
and his liabilities about tho same
CoWARDLY MURDER.
copP ONO Sept. lU.-CharleS Sn ngler Instantly
sisJ fireman Lambert last night by slipping up behind
h,n while he Was walking from church Win Young Iady
and head with stone Shater escaped
boo SHOW AT SPhl1FlaLD ILL.,
SPRIxGFIELD. ILL.,. sept. 1O.-Ihe International
Ranch show Of Dogs will open here tomoriow isrge
nmber OF kennels different parts OIL tho country nave
already arrived ~
FATAL DISEASE AMONG VIRGINIA DEER
PrTFkapURG, Va, sept 1O.-Deer are dying In
large numbers adjacent counties from dlsease called
"black Tongue" The tongue turns perfectly DlaeK
THE AUGUsTINIAN SOCIETY LITIGATION.
LAWKENCE, Mass, sept lO.-Judge Choate TO-
day O. the Augusnlan society TO In sovoncy
rnpg ma the deposOs In the savings Institution are not
creators OIL the sOciety.
ELLIS OEAFr TO BE HANGED.
IouIsyIIL Nv, Sspt. IO.-U vefuor knotu naS
desguatod October The day for the xocution H
CYai Wao was twice giity OF the murder OF sno 10
Soas chdrea Asnlaad NJ Tee Soars o ab ia sc.
snsed Io gr mt nim trrn. Wunan Noa. WIZ ~
ensed oi being implicated In the crime sui s"'s e
ATrEMPrED BURGLARY AT SAG hAhboh'
sha t1ARa ,R, N Y. odpt lO-Ldst nlsnt she sIhe
De- oeca AZ this place entered by ourgars @ ne
as ~ s safe wls irs 0u, 0efore ths esos n.u
aoo, m forclng 10 open. dog on the adolhlnx
sSeusad lts owners aud tho burglars tAklns the AZ ~,
s.Iiiy drd leaving tools And su nor oos, ~
ofes Nothing any consequence Was issea W ne p''
master.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-11
The FIRE RECORD.
NARROW ESCAPE OF TENAA

A three-stoned brick tenement-house, No.
1873 Hosters, caught fre o'clock yesterday morn
ing The inmates reused by the smoke and names
pouring their simultaneously with the cster
Of the fire engines In the street before the building Inc
prompt action of 1remen Of Hook and Ladder CON-
pany No. 0 and Epgae Company No. 20 prevented
dredfu loss of e The nremen went into tue burning
building and rescued in hafdazed and partially SUMO
Gated condition Joseph his wife and three
children who occupied the first floor; Frederick seser
his wife and two children the second noor, anu
Barbara Hilbert, widow aud four Children Vho n'co
tuird floor. s .,
MrA Hcnretta Dagener, German widow upwsru oi
forty years old, dragged by fireman OUT Vi ne
room In the ba In the OF store Thore suo
dealt In cracked eggs. The fimes were extingusneo
after causing damage OF $1,000.