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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-29

I'hitsdsIpnis market.

PuILADeLrHIA, oct 20.-Flour quiet and
steady; Supu fine. s3d3 so; Extra. do, S3 -
a.; fcnna'a Family, q 25qG l2 MINI. Extra,
g. GjGg6 II,
Rye Flour, % 5ja3 G2k.
Wheat steady No. = Western Rcd, 81 OGg! % {;
No. do, 098sl ; No. rcnn'R. Reu. u l3@
a.
Corn steady ana quiet; sail yellow, GJGGlc;
do mixed, 57c No. 3miX"d, 55kGjGc.
bats steady No. whito, Ssc No. while,
3GAQ3Ghc; No, $ do, 3i&4S5c No. Mixed,
81
Rye steady at Gjc.
Seeds Glover firm at Sa0c Timothy duh at
81 4Opl 80; FlaNsecd firm ut il IS.
Provisions nrm and fairly active Mess
pork, Old, sl2i0l2 - new, sli9li 80
iaCOn-smOIcd shoulders, at &c; salt do
i5STSli
lard steady city refined, SIC; loose
butchers, 7h87hci Prime steam, 81 75a7 s7H,
Bultcr tirm Pa. and Western creamery
extra, 20B30c B. q. and \. y. extra, 23p.7c
PCnn'a. extra. l5tg22C.
Rolls atOBlSC
Eggs steady; ronnHo' ira, 23a3oc western
extra, 2Sc.
Cheese quiet and hrm New York tull cream
I2IQl9J4o; western do, llADl2c do iair "a
good, lUA8llAci Pa. part SKINS, 5B7ci dc
iull SKINS, 10 Nc.
Petroleum duh Refined, SA4shc,
WHISKY nj 81 -
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Attacked by q Lunatic.
TELEGKAPHIU TAPS.
Afternoon TeieGrams Condensed.


At Ashland, Ohio, George Horn, who
was convicted of tho murder of Harvey
Williams, has been sentenced to DO hanged
on February Sth.
The Washington Territory Wool Grow
ors' association has been formed and has
passed resolutions calling on Delegate
Brents aud the Oregon representatives in
Conress TO use their efforts to fix the tariff
on wool as II was before tho last Congress
met.
Tho woman suffrage party ut New
York has prepared an address to the
women of the state, urging them to exert
themselves to prevent the reelection OF
Leslie w. Russell as attorney general, in
in consequence Of certain official decisions
rendered by him affecting the right Of
women to vote.
Dennis DUNCAN and man named
O'Neill quarrelled in saloon at Jersey
City, n. j., this morning, and when Ed
ward Swene tried to part them, DUNCAN
drew knife aud dangerously stabbed
him. DUNCAN was arrested.
The Schenectady. n. Y, Union, the
only paper in the entire congressional
district having the associated press fran
chise, was sold to day to John A.Schleich.
erforn, of the Troy Times Tho prico paid
was $4,000
Mr.. G. N. Fox, who was assistant secre-
tary Of tho navy under Sccretrry Wells,
died in New York, this morning.
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RESCUED rttuM DEATH

Tho following statement OF William J. Cough
In, ot Somoryiilc, Mass, Is 50 remarkable thht
we beg TO ask for Il the attention ot our rcnh
cra. lie says ain the tall Oi 1870 was taken
with "a violent bleeding of the lungs, followed
Ivy severe cough. | soon began to loan my
appetite and flesh. 1 wac sO weak nj ono time
that could not leave my bed. In the sum.
NOR OF 1877 was admitted tn the city Hospital.
While there tho doctors said | had u hOo in
my lott lung a. blk HB "A halEdOlar. | CNpCnd.
cd over hundred dollars In doctors ana mod.
icinCa. Twas so tar gone at ono time report
won't around that was dead. 1 gave up hope
but u friend told no OF DR. WM. HALLS
BhlShM FOR THE LUNGS. / iRugRo at
my friends think.ug my Cusu iHcuruhlc, but |
got a Ii tile 10 satisfy them, when to my SUR.
priscn' Il qualification, / commenced to feel
better Ny nope, once dChd, began to revive,
- Il I" ny feel in ruttCr sp'r'ta thnu have
tho past tAruC ycIIB.
~ write this hoping you VIII publish II, 50
that every ono E,rli"tDG wth ~ lI-cd Lungs
viii rC induced 90 false DR y 4. HALLS
BhLsNM fOR rIlE hUNGa, ..nI - couy lnccd
that COSsUHrI AN III CURED. !
have taken two bottle. and can positively say
luat 10 has duur iu" mora good thnl All tho
other mrIicluna rgro igSou 0iucC my giCk
ness. My couyu Mus almost entirely dtsap,
pvUrrd uUa shall auIg .~. abbot" got work ,,
-rlI Nv u o. cochran, r. .n... o.. .au atr"rt
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4 Railroad war NJ Lebanon.

LEBANON, Pa, Oct, GA serious
railroad war is in progress near hero.
Robert II, Coleman, manager of tho now
Cornwall & Lebanon railroad put fifty men
at work laying tracks from Cornwall to
the ore hills, passing ov, property of Wm.
q. Freeman, manager OF the old Cornwall
railroad. WhiIo the men were Mt work
Freeman, with $50 men, charged upon
them and tore up the now track for
400 yards, scattering the material in
every direction. The Freeman party then
laid track and ran upOu it train Of
loaded coal cars. This morning rain PFC
vented tho parties from resuming hos
tilitcs. Trouble is feared and the courts
will probably be appealed to.
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rhlladslph,a ua,,le saarser.

gATuppAy Dot OF Tho ARRIVAL. ~ ttva
S'pcr Eor ~ no. .9o men ssooK yaaus werc
ror tne Woeh-O'Wo ocevcs. i",sV shecp, !ntn
sSSgnn 1ogs, pTsyboas on bo week-Sooo b'eyos. iioo
Rect cattle we're In largo supply and with
only moderate domand prices declined 10.
WU,Iuo,s9, =, nssd9 ~ aploNs .,>ac. u.y,,
,nEstNSlIa' oAuoSo ooou' o'4Woci mcuium,
oTo1c Common, a1Nc
Mich cows wVse were , scarcS ~ ana high nj ,@o,rs
Ntnl calves were active az o6oc.
Sheep ana Lambs were IN large supply and
WIN poor demand prices declined AnNc.
on all grades except extra wethers, which
"vyo W. suareeanu ",d,o an a,' Wanscu NJ oAo'
EXTRA, b6bHc GOOD, tMnfNcj Medfum,3L $40
'ci Common: 2Gsc Lambs, 3U6H.
Ilogs were In fully supply and prices con.
Mo quote as follows
Extra, LGc; Good, INC; Medium, 7Mc;
common, 7DI,6c.
SALES AT WEST PHrLADELpluA YARDS.
h,nopu tbo sa,os nj tba WA, phua,a,,,,.
Yard were " WV "''' ''P"'a
Roger Maynes, 100 Western and Texans AZ
gghc.
John McArdle: lso western and West va,
,OHgo5zc. 80,
'""io' az A." "'S' '"' ""u Nn' oS@
so,o,,hor,SJxsopo,,, oio ,yos,or, .n, ro,..
''""''''o' Smi 90 '' "'''''" "n' ieNans'
,hu,o,at IN w Va ooo, 4, ~ y.
~ 'nass9y, c 90 10 a., q, w. ~ ~ vhnwvcr'
ogvtIs1I eot ggs,"ii ~ ',nn2.h.nni, va;
~. Snu,' , =, AZ ~. nouu'i onw"v ~
~ %; r., w" G w aon, yWS, tnW
5Yc "a w. VA acct, n q. Wcitnn'
b1SDGc: % w, Va. acct NJ Tho,nas'
5ssc; 20 W. Va, acct q. H. Ander.
son, 5asdGc.
u p Mctillin, 100 w. Va, and Maryland, ~
T. . ,GdChc,o a., a., .,.o,,
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NKW ORK, Oct. 2),-FlOWr dull, ami barely
steady SupCrtiue state and Western, 81 OO69
3 tOi Extra, 81 7OSi 3Di Choice to Fancy dc,
81 l5gl7,
Wheat A0ssc lower, heavy ana unsettled {;
active speculative trading No Rcd, NOV,
81 l23z6pl l34.
Corn dull haAc lower Mixed Western,
spot, 5aI95G44c do tuturo, 5GhV5ssSc.
$50 Jan, 3iIloi May, 39Hci state, TGi3c
Western, 33Dl!c
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live stock Prices

CHIoAGo-lIogs-iec 10000 head ship
ments, $500 head market duh and l59sUc
lower; packing, 81 O50i So packing and
shipping, u iOai 9)i light a lO6i 9Oi ships,
o. OOGt.
Caitlo-Eeceipts, $500 head shipment,
G,5OJ headi market castor GXports,t6 OOGd -
good 10 choice shipping, o. 6Og6 lOi com
custer ass Texans, 81 GDQBI; Americans,
e. 0Od5. ,,
Snoep-Receipts. go hoId; shipments, siOO
market sluggish; inferior 10 ttlr, ~ lOgj; COCA,
f3 80 choice, ~; Texans, o. 2oBj 30
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A FIightfui Explosion.

PITTsBURG, Oct, GA frightful cx-
ploson occurred S5 miles from this city
yesterday morning, at Brooks tunnel, on
the Baltimore aud Ohio railroad. Twelve
hundred pounds OF dynamite exploded,
killing five mcp, tho crew of freight
tain side tracked n short distance from
tho scene. The men were walking along
the track near whero the dynamite was
stored.
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An Investigation i,ecan.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 20.--Tho coroner
to, day began an inquiry in regard
to the death Of Maggie Conway,
aged 81, who died on Friday in
the house of MIRA. Ann McIIhenny, on
Ringgold street. Evidence was offered to
the effect that death was due to maprac-
tico, and as other testimony is to be pro
duced, the iuquoSt wIs adjourned until
Friday. Mrs. McIheuny was committed,
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Iron .nd ss.oI Imports Fniiug on.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20.-Thc American
iron aud steel association has received
statistics showing considerable falling of
in impcrts Of iron aud steel from Great
Britain. Tho imports Of thoSo products
last month footed up 50, 144 tons against
&C, G33 tons for the previous month. The
total imports for tho nine months OF this
year were $40, ,070 tons, while for tho cor
responding period last year they were
05O 0OJ tons
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wE,TnEt INDICATIONS.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 20.-For the Middle
Atlantic states cloudy weather with local
rains, southerIy winds shifting to westerly,
falling barometer, stationary OF rising
temperature.
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SECOND EDITION.
MoNDAY EVENING, OCT. 20. 1883.
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.
SOME Nhws EnUM THE OLD wORLI

Tho Difficulties In Ireiand-No Great Die
turbanoe at tho Nationalist Meeting
Police Dlsperso \ crowd.
DUBLIN, Oct. 20.-Thero were no public
meetings of members of the national
league in Ireland yesterday those appoint
cd for the day having been abandoned in
consequence of the proclamation of the
government forbidding them. Some dis.
orders occurred at Castle Lyon, county
Cork, where the police IN dispensing a
procession charged upon it with fixed
bayonets scattering 1t In all directions and
capturing its banners and musical In stru-
ments.
1t is stated however that after tho mill.
tary aud police withdrew meeting was
held and thus the object of the leagues
was affected.
Attacked by a Lunatic.
LONDON, Oct. GA gentleman was at
tackled yesterday by q lunatic in q com
partment of car on a suburban railway
and beaten until he was insensible. The
only other occupant of the compartment
was lady who was unable to aid the gen.
tleman. She, however, when tho train
arrived at a station, gave an alarm and
the lurat was secured.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE-DN SATUR
n DAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1883, ut the Wash
ingtOu house, StTasburg borough, ito under
signed. in pursuance OF an order OF tho Or
phans' Court, Will soil at public sale tho late
residence OF DR.. ECni Mussor. deceased, situ.
ate In said borough OF S'rasburg. opposite Mas.
sasoit Hall, and adjoining tho StrasDurg Ma
tioual bank building, consisting OF II Large
Double Front Two-StOry IHlCk DWELLING
ana business Property, with two-story back
building ana physiciln's office attached
containing in all III rooms, bath room two
cellars, &c hot and cold water in bath room
and kitchen. Wen with pump, and cistern
with pump near kitchen door. Franc barn,
carriage house, icr house, corn crib, wood
house, &C, al IN ilstCiass order ard cOnYe-
nicntly arranged. lhc lot IL 5iAx!i iceL and
well MED with choice grape vines ana truit
trees. The location II ono OF the best In the
borough tor either business or residence. Has
been used tor 20 years ~ u physicians OIL "a.
sale to commence ut O'Clock u N.
ALLEN 4. HERR and
| ENOS II. WEAVER,
| Administrators OF Benz. Musser decd,
X, DOWNEY, AuCt, octlItsdGw
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new HOrK.
NmNtniinns by Associated PreAa.

tIWNTtlIOIs Dy haSOClHIBU FTt5b.
Stocks strong and higher. Mcnoy, 2kG3c.
New York Central. .......................llsL
Erie ,allrOad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. aOI.
tAki.H u AbfNss. lsf
Michigan Central Railroad d.................. gS
Michigan Southern Railroad. ...........,. W}S
Illinois Central Railroad. ................ ..l3H
Cleveland q Pittsburgh RatlrOai .........,EG
ChiCIgo x Rock Island Railroad. d..........l21%
Pittsburgh \ Fort wayne ltailroad.....,,. .lS0A
Western Union Telegraph Company. ... 79G
Toledo Wabash. h...,..,.........,..... ,.... 2l5S
Now J"rsoy Central NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S4
New YORK Ontario n Wcstarn. ~
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l,nE BRETHUEN UT LODGE 80. i3, T..
and 4. NJ =, are requested 10 meet at their
hall, on tomorrow TUESDAY morning, ut
gk O'Clock, for tho purpose Ot attending the
funeral of our deceased brother, Robert Il.
Carson, The members OF LambcrtOn Lodge,
No. lIG, are iratcInully invited to UnrtiCiptiC.
I.y ordUrOt GEO. a. MARSHALL,
Alto /: IU0u ; CARA, ". NJ.
Secretary. 1t
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HrTEHriMES, ON uUEsTIOnIna PA
~ tients In regard Ia the existence ofu dis
charge from the car, they Will state that mono
&C ours except ait Z an attack OF tar.achC, al
thOuIh the fact IL that pus IL always lying IN
the part,
Diseases OF the Eye, Ear AMI Throlt-also,
Chronic DisCasrs successfully treated by
DIS. II. u. and NJ, A. LDNGAkER.
Onico 10 East walnut street, Lancaster, Pa,
Consultation free. O29 3tdSw
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:nii.deIphia.
Quotations by Associated Press.


Philadelphia & Erie Il. R.............,.,.... l5
Rolding Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
P"rnSylVania Railroal. al............,.........b BOZ
I"high Valley tailrOa ai..................... 69ts
United Companies ot New Jersey. lS5
Northern paCifC................... 2s5z
Northern PlcihC pretcrrO i............ G53z
Northern Central Railroad ........... ..... 555z
LenlEh Navigation Company ..,.......... A5sS
NOTiS'Own Railroad. d.......................1O o
Central transportation Company. ..... AS
iittSb'g, ritusvilie h Buffalo u, T., ..... lik
Little Schuvikill Railroad ..... ,.... 6ih
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II. S. SHULTZ,

We are receiving daily the
latest styles Of Fall and Winter
Hats and Caps direct from the
manufacturers, and are selling
them as low as any in the city.
Buying for cash and selling for
cash enables us to give you a
bargain. We have control OF
the celebrated Youman's Stiff
Hats, and have also fine assort-
ment Of p. & US fine Soft Hats,
the finest in the market, which
we are selling as low as possible
for the quality of the goods.
Call and examine our stock.
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Nr0VIUE rs unn.BY aiynN rn.r ar

NnTINh II HENt bf uiFEN I"tt II
IN pliollion will DO made 10 tho Court ot
Com mon Pleas OF Lancaster cOuuty on Mon
day, November 10, 1888 at ten O'Clock "A. M, toe
the incorporation OF tho Rothsyillc Cornat
Band, tho object OF which Is tbs promotion ot
music. j. HAY BROWN.
3tdE SOlicl or
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MiCLiINERY.

IEAVISU DISSOINgD AIT EIi7BIr
1 aud IutIuuurnuy CLOSED tho Chestnut
street Iron Works, dCsiiu to inform my old
patrons aud tho public generally, that am
iron COmpnny's Orks, hOrtn Plum street
whore AIN making Iron and Hrm's Castings
serve all who may favor mo with their patron.
age, From ~ years experience Ia the business
anu using tbs best matrrt 1 ant employing
the best mechanics, ana sGu hCd can guar
aIrtcC entire satisfaction, Castings mR - from
WtXture OF iron and steel which are more Tu-
liable Tor strUUglh ana durability than the
rolls und rolling mn work speciality, Cast
iugs male OF very soft lion, ana brass cast
lngS Oi every description, I have nh the pat
tcls nj the woll amt tayOmbly kuOwu Mowrcr
Com Rud Cob CrGshor, rCttttd and improved,
Also on hunt, mills completely ittul up o. in
nalts to replace Old UnC3 which have bGCn I'm
| use tor years guaranteeing ihom TO give sat,
| angIiGud Il, q, MCCULLEY.
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l recommend Lady CImCliis Secret OF
Youth and Beauty for tho complexion, ~ be-
ing far superior To any aItlcle over used. II
positively removes FTCCklca, ant VIII remove
Tan In one application. Price 5Oc.
For sale at all druggists.
MUS J. RENNE SMITH
ipyi.GmdMSr Newark, ". !.
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dPEUIAL NOTICES.

Small Pox oudicntod, Small pox cured,
Small Pos pittings prevented by DarDys fio
phyluCtiC Fluid.
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EIUTEL AND GhEuEN TOk ItENT
ii Proposals will BE- rUCyl l'ud unti DCCCm-
Inr !, 1888 by tho uu''-'guuI Committee Tor
Ihu renting of the .Tgu aud cumUodious
tnrcestOry Brick uUt,l uud tho dnC-t garden
IN the city, adjoining NwunUvchoF Hall, North
IIinCo street, IuEC1f."r. .ug Oru, tN and
three years from tprI1 I-si
GEONDL rItitFER,
cts GROhrXiNGER,
CIIElf i GlILiCU,
COjumittor % .mcetut M,gnnegchor As.o.
CIliiOn O2o2WdM&S
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HEH ADTrH1ISrMFhTh.

1ATaNrEp-AN rNPEKIENUEDUIRr.I 80
w do general hOHs"wOrS Apply at No, 70
East GcIman street. Go1d reference wanted.
Ol0!tf
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unnnos AaIonIshment.

Don't wear cingy or faded things when the
ten.cont Diamond Dye VIII make them good
as new. ThCy are perfect AMI cost but 10 cts.
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DYsrRlrIu aud Nervous people, out OF
Sorts" Coldens Liquid Beef Will cure. hh
for Cotdcn's take no other. OF druggists gen
orally. o@tlwdoou"W
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tlrins

LAuIEs who possCas tho finest compilations
are among the patrons OF Glcnn's sulphur
Soap. IIilrH Hair Dye, black or brown, 20 eta
Og0 lwdcodSw
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DUBLIU ahLE uI V..l NTLE CITY
-, lSsl, nt tho Franklin U.i %. aullt Queen
street, Lancaster Guy, I'm pursumeo OF an
order OF The uTphnns' Gov, VIII hu sold NJ
PuDlic Sale, AL that CERTAIN not ,r PiCCc OF
Ground situated on the east si.n OF north
Prince street (NO. lI0l, between orange ana
Chestnut streets Lancaster city, ana contain
ing In front on said Prince street, 3lA feet,
more or less, and extending in depth east
ward, l33 feet, more or less, on which ~ erect
ed \ nonCstory BhlCh DIV ELLiSG HOUSE!
in the yard, lruit trees, grape yinos and other
improvements This property Is centrally
located In onu OF the best portions OF the city
sale to commence NJ O'clock p. m when
conditions win be made known by
CHARLES n. .SIIuLTI,
Administrators q, I. u. OF David ShultZ,di II
SHUBERT SUTTON, Aucts. ocu, ,2T,9a
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l'OE REM. u TMr.SgpRN HTICK
Il dwelling house, 80. ~ W. st Nifliln =
Apply ~ 81 EOrtn Queen street. 10
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NTUIIIE.-A MEETING OF THE DihID-
~ cratic city EXCCttiVC Committee viii hc
held 1T the Jefferson club rooms 90 morrow
lrucsdHy) evening ul ~ o clock. ....,.
J. l.. sTEiNMETX.
Chatrmun,
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FOR Lame Rack side or Cnost uso SiIi
Lou's POROUS PLASTER. Price, 20 cent
Sold by II. u. Cochran, 1877 ana l3g North Queen
trCct, Lancaster. feDlieod6
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DIV MtIyhI..

DFMOyhI.
DR. NJ. /. HERR
Has removed his Onlcc to
OlG-lml ~ NORTH DUk o. t.
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At STtIIki
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No fear OF small PON II Darbys prophyac.
tic Fluid Il used iro' ly. 1t destroys the very
germ,
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Local stocks snn Bonds
Reported by }. Is. Long.
NNnnllW bofongh loan n....:.....:...

Quarryyille u. r., HUe sH.,.....,..slm II
kr.uAiSg 4 Columbia u. L., Ss....... lN II
luUvU UNcT Gas Light and Fuel Co.,
Que IN | 0r ~ YGGfS. fS.,.....,....,.... 100
I.arcr~tDr Gp- E,Tht AMI fUDl Co..
5,,. is.G ......' 40
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-19
PERSONAL.

Porter II. Snow, of Chicago, Illinois, is in
the city.
Ii. NJ. Spaldng, banker of Denton, is IN
the city.
General G. w. Russ returned yesterday
from Austin.
j. A. Hale, of Cleburne, called on the
HERALD yesterday.
Harry Meyer, of Baird lodge, No. IL, X
OF p, Baird, Texas, is in the city.
Miss Lizzie Spaldng, of Denton, is in the
city on visit to Miss Ada Rauch.
III. X Solomon, Of Colorado lodge, No. Al,
Colorado, honored the HERALD with cali
yesterday.
I. W. Kohl, representing Continental
Collection Union, Cincinnati Ohio, is in
the city,
attendance on the Grand Lodge Of knights
of Pythias.
A. G. Mott. prominent citizen of
Shreveport, is IN the city, looking around
with the view OF locating here.
Mr. L. Berk, travelling correspondent
OF the Fort Gratiot, Mich, Sun, is in the
city, and paid the HERALD call.
Mrs. Gen. Jno. s. Griffith and her sister,
Mrs. Racquet, OF Terrell are visiting Mrs.
X, ID. Coushanour, at il2 Cochran street.
George Bauer, formerly of this city, but
now mayor OF Big Springs, is in the city at
tending the grand lodge of the Knights of
Pythias.
James w. Perry, of Burleson county, an
old veteran who came to Texas in 1899, and
his daughter, are on visit to their rela-
tives in this city.
Charles ID. Grace, formerly a'membe. of the
state senate, and of Bonham, Texas, is in
the city as representative from Bots d.
Arc lodge, No. Al, and made the HERALD
call.
Mr., c. L. Carter, city councilman, has been
i'll since last Sunday with pneumonia, and
has therefore been unable to attend TO eth.
er his private or public duties. He was i'm
proving yesterday.
Hon. Sam. Cundin, the solid and indefa.
tigable representative from Longv,ew, who
with his wife, has been spending the last
day or two the guest OF his sister, Mrs. p.
s, Pfouts, left yesterday for his home.
Mrs. Cundiil remains a few days.
The Colorado Clipper has the following
to say of Captain G. II. Vreeland, formerly
a resident Of this city, THE Clipper ex-
tends cordial welcome to Mr.. G. T.. Vree.
land, who has recently settled in our CITY.
Having had dealings with this gentleman
fora number of year, we take pleasure in
recommending him to our readers as a gen
tleman in every way worthy OF their pat =
ronage. Messrs. Wilson Il Robinson have
been doing business since our town first
started and stand IN oil their business rela-
tons silt'edge, and now having associated
themselves with MIR. Q. Il. Vreeland, it
makes this one of the strongest firms in the
west"