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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19
Charged with psns,on rsaua..

John NJ. Wolf, who resides in Hanover
York county, was arrested by Deputy
United States Marshal HOllinger, of this
city, on the charge of pension irauis. The
accused Id a pension agent aud 1t is alleged
that no took illegal fees from pensioners.
For sometime past he has been teaching
school at McShenystown, Adams county,
where he was arrested. He was brought
TO this city aud given preliminary hear.
ing before United States Commissioner
Slaymaker, who committed him in default
of 81 900 for trial at the November term Of
United States court in Philadelphia. The
complainant in the case is q. N. McFarren,
a special examiner Of the pension depart
ment. Marshal Hollinger took the ac-
cused to Philadelphia this afternoon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19
A scarcity OF Foundation stone.

Abram Keller, OF this city, who has tho
contract for the building of two sectious
of the Pennsylvania, Schuylkill Valley
railroad, which includes the erection Of
abutments aud piers in the Perkiomen
creek, says the contractors along the limo
of this road find great difficulty in securing
stone suitable for railroad work. Every
quarry far and near in this state and in
New Jersey is being worked 20 it's Iullest
capacity aud all the stone that can be got.
ten out has been engaged for this road.
Mr.. Keller states that he has been very
much detained with his work in consequ.
ence of being unable to secure stone, and
has now made arrangements to get it from
Baltimore. Owing TO the great demand
for this kind Of stone, many of the quarries
have advanced the prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19
PERSONAL.

ALEXANDER DUMAS. the author, is sc
riously i'll from an intestinal disorder.
SENATOR CAMERON, it is thought, will
speud the winter in the south of France.
JOUN MCCULLOUGH, tine actor, tells 10
porter that his personal profits last season
were $50, 900.
PRINCE ALBERT, the heir to the British
throne. became student at Trinity col.
lege, Cambridge, yesterday.
GENERAL SHERIDAN is anxious To step
into private life quietly" aud declines a
diuner in his honor.
JUDGE HOADLY's recovery from his
recent severe illness is said to be due 10 the
assiduous care of his wife.
ANGELA GRASSI, one o. the most cc!c.
brated modern novel sts, whose stories aud
plays are widely known and appreciated ir
Spain, is dead
REV. DR.. JOuS, of New York, says that
Professionalism eau hardly be a failure when
it started with nobody in 1900 and controls
populations to the extent of 4OS, 900, ,OuO
to-day.
GESERAL JAMES B. SrEEDMAN dice
Thursday afternoon of pneumonia, after d
protracted illness. He was a prominent
army officer during the rebellion, and wa
promoted to the rank Of major general for
conspicuous bravery at the battle OF
Chicamauga.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19
Cooper Dngusted Win the Apathy OF Repub.
licau Office Holuera

Chairman Cooper has written a letter
in reply to an inquiry of department
clerk at Washington, d. c., saying that
negotiations were pending to secure half
fare for the clerks 10 20 home aud vote
Mr.. Cooper is very much disgusted with
the apathy of the Office. bolders. Not one
out of ten of the hundreds of Pennsylvan.
ians in office have contributed ANYTHING
towards the campaign. That is not tho
worst of it," rejoins the gentleman who
received Cooper's letter. mot one in ten
will go home and vote unless they are dead
headed both ways"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19
Rsv Ds. Ka,gn, ~ tho Eptsoop II Conference

Ksv d. Kaight Ia tho EpiscoP II Conference
Rev. DR.. c. +. Knight, Of st. James,
this city, aud j. IL. Reigart, esq, now of
Beloit, Wis, formerly of Lancaster, dele.
gates in attendance upon tho +. +. con-
ference in Philadelphia were speakers last
evening at a public meeting under the
auspices of tho free and open church asso.
citation in Holy Trinity memorial chapel,
corner Twenty second and Spruce streets.
Rev. Edward Randolph Welles, d. d.,
bishop of Wisconsin, presiding.
OF Rev. DR.. Knight the Philadelphia
Ecening Telegraph says He has taken a
prominent part in the proceedings of the
convention. The gentleman has fatherly
appearance, and his exceeding kindness Of
expression gains for him attention when.
ever he rises to speak. DIR. Knight Is an
honor to the diocese as a gentleman and
scholar. He takes a deep interest In the
discussions upon the enrichment Of the
prayer book, and what he says either for
or against any of the committee's recon-
mendatons il always received as the con
victions OF q sincere Christian"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19

DirgTaCeIuI Scene IN Montreal Han of
Justice,

Justice.
Spectators in the superior court at Mon
treal, Que, Thursday, were treated during
the forenoon to a legal sensation. +.
y. Archinbault, queens counsel
aud a member Of the Legislature for Nau
dreuil, was one party, the other being
j. b. Monte, a lawyer aud editor OF
lie EteRddrd, French journal which re.
presents the clergy and ultra conservatives.
Archinbult accused Monte of having
slandered him politically in hiss journal.
Monte acknowledged the act aud said he
did not care. At this the enraged member
OF Parliament caught Monte by the throat,
banged him up against the wall, aud be
fore the astOnished spectators would inter-
fere had him almost black in the face.
The journalist then struck Archinbaut and
knocked him down. Then they were
separated, but the struggle was revived .
The pair rolled over and over each other
on tue floor, while the excited lawyers aud
court house officials endeavOred TO seper
ate them. When this was finally dOue
they were sorry spectacle. A duel is
talked OF, but the police court will be the
final arbitrator, as these French Canadians
in their affairs of honor usually settle them
in that tribunal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19

losing fortune hunter who has conclu-
sively proven that he cared more for her
money than herself Tue American eagle
is a bird that is not easily " downed,"
especially when there are monied interests
to be looked after, aud the British lion
would do we'll to have that fact pasted in
his name for future reference.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19
Dangerous Work

A new sewer is being made on Church
street, between Limo and Rockland, and
as the workmen have struck rock they are
compelled to use powder. Yesterday
afternoon blast was put of and large
stone fell in tho yard Of Officer Charles
Stormfeltz, striking the ground within
two feet of where Mrs Stormfeltz was
standing. Another stone crushed through
the roof Of the homo of VIM. McCullon and
passed through to the second floor, doing
considerable damage.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19
The LIBERALS EDJoUKs.
| OppOsed to Special Laws for Minority kep-
| rssentation and Parliamentary Uaths.


At the Liberal conference at Leeds, Eng q,
a resolution was adopted in favor of the
redistribution of the seats in Parliament,
in order to thus secure true expression
of the will of tho nation. Another resolu.
ton declares that any attempt to secure
the representation Of minorities by the
enactment of special laws is in violation
of the principles OF popular representative
government. A resolution was in
troduced by Sir Wilfrid Lawson, NJ. r.
for Carlisle, condemning the action of
the House of Commons in refusing to allow
Mr.. Bradlaugh to take his seat therein aud
fayoring the abolition of parliamentary
oaths. The resolution was adopted un'
animously with cheers. After the adop
tion of resolutions in favor of shortening
the period of time required for the quail.
tication of voters, extending the hours for
polling votes and making constituencies
pay the expenses Of elections, the confer
ence appointed deputation to convey the
resolutions adopted to Prime Minister
Gladstone. The conference then ad-
journed.
Its proceedings have been harmonious,
aud there has been put little speech
making INDUCED in.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19

WE invite the attention of our city
authorities to the statement of the
Reading Eagle of yesterday, republished
elsewhere, concerning the electric light
in that city. 1t will be the part of wis.
dom in our authorities to profit by the
experience OF Reading. The contract
made with the Maxim company here is
voidable by the city, as the company las
not met the stipulation as to time. If
its light is not to be benefit why should
the contract not be cancelled ?
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19
Asking Pay fyr AIrnsnouse Inmates.

Under the caption of "A Singular Re-
quest" occurs the following in tho Balti
more Sun Of to day :
Gen. Charles +. Montague, president of
the board of trustees of Bayview, has
received letter from the authorities at
Lancaster, Pa, asking that they be-
paid for the support OF inmates in the
almshouse there, who give Baltimore AZ
their residence. The letter was shown by
the general to the mayor, who considered
1t rather good joke in view Of the fact
that anybody could easily say he was from
baltimore.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19
" A small Lady With "A Big So., >,

Az Nashville, Judge Baxter 10 the
United States court, Thursday, heard the
case OF Alice Marguerite King, against the
DdtIy american for libel in stating that
Miss King, who had been an actress, and
claims TO be a relative of the late Vice
President King, was a small lady with a
big nose and ugly. Damages were laid at
500. 600, The court sustained the defend
ants demurrer and dismissed the suit.
The plaintiff will appeal to the United
States supreme court.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19
lie Does HIS Duty,

I71'''' ''NWbNEf
Governor Pattison had busy time dur
ing the regular session of the Legislature
as is shown by pamphlet of 1880 pages
containing his yetoes, which has Just been
published. There are thirty nine dis.
tlnct yetoes of acts or parts of acts, and
they represent not merely the work put
upon them but the laborious examination
given to other acts before they were
approved. In the executive chair as In the
controllers Office Mr., Pattison tries to do
his full duty.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19
FEATURES OF THE STATE PRESS,

The Hazleton Plain Speaker attributes
all the present Republican ills to the rule
of the party caucus.
The Lewisburg Democrat and Sentinel
has increased its size under the impetus of
an increased prosperity.
The Pittsburg IthgrdPh speaks in
withei ing terms of the proposition to allow
foreign bonds to be used as u basis for the
national bank circulation.
While factional likes and dislikes exists
says the Harrisburg independent We must
be content with the service in office only
of men of mediocrlty.
The Lebanon county hd,PtHdcm is op.
posed to the publication of jury lists in
the newspapers, because of the alleged
temptation given suitors to bribe jurors.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19
Course of Lectures.

Last night DIs. Logan and Mccoy
brought to close their course of lectures
at the opera house, with aleoture to "gen
temen only" These doctors have now
delivered five lectures, which the auditors
found more or less interesting, and which
certainly contained a good deal of infor'
nation.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19
Finger Amputated.

This morning about O'Clock Ii. Nc
Allister, baggage master on the Quarryvile
railroad, had one of his fingers SO badly
crushed while coupling cars at Cabeen's
branch on the said road, that he had to
have il amputated
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19
In TOWN.

Osmond II. Butler, manager of the
"Queen Lace Handkerchief company was
In town to day making arrangements for
the appearance of the company on Friday
or Saturday Of next week. The opera has
never been sung here.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19
FALL of "A Stove.

This morning, a wagon loaded with new
stoves belonging to Steinman & Co., was
being driven down North Queen street.
AS it passed over the Pennsylvania rail
road one of tho stoves fell out and was
broken to pieces.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19
Mayor's Court.

This morning the mayor had one drunk,
who was female and an Old ohender'
She was sent to Jail for 81 days.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19

II the genius oi journalism is reiteratiop,
the Holman boom in the New York Sun
must be type Of journalistic genius of
the highest order.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19

MARRIAGE as a mercantile Investment
seems to DO growing in popular favor, nor
does the modern young man make any
effort to disguise his sordid motives. Tho
astute lorkshire farmer cou aselled his son
" Doan't thou marry for mummy, but goa
wheer mummy is" but it seems that even
this thin veil of sentiment is no longer
necessary. Miss Rebecca Williams, daugh.
ter of the president Of the Maryland
Senate, was betrothed to one Herbert, a
member ofthe British Parliament, and tho
nuptiais were fixed for Tuesday evening
last. The bride prospective possessing in
her own right dowry of $500, 900, her
father with commendable solicitude, de.
sired that it DO placed in trust in such
manner as to prevent any interference
with regard to 1t on the part of the hus,
band. This very prudent conduct has
aroused the most intense indignation in
the breast OF the groom that was to be,
which has resulted in prompt aunulment
of tho engagement on his part. The
young lady is to be Congratulated on
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19

THE art of photographing tue dead Is
rapidly reaching perfection. There ought
to be heavy demand for this kind of work
in Ohio since the recent election.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19

WIrH Chris Magee still lingering at the
Golden Gate and Matt Quay placidly fishing
on the Jersey coast, and election day only
two weeks dlstant,it begins to be matter
of speculation whether these two Cameron
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19

a WARM discussion is going on in the
Presbyterian synod of New York as to the
advisabiity Of adopting tho resolution
proposed by the R9v. D.. HDpktus, Of
AndoVer theological seminary, cougratu.
lating the Roman Catholic church on the
sentiments expressed in the pastoral
letter prepared by the provincial council
that sat recently in New York. Some Of
the churchmen regard it as right and
proper, while others look upon il as a
concession to tho Catholic church by no
means to be tolerated At this distance,
however, it looks as though tho church of
Rome Was abuniautly able to take care
OF ITSELF regardless of the synod's ap-
proyal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-19

The Berks county authorities have been
up in Lebanon inspecting the Jail there
as frightful example," We assume
since tho Lebanon jail is as nearly what a
jail should not be aS any institution of It's
kind in the state. That exception, it need
hardly bo said, is the penitentiary lately
vacated by Frankford and his friends.
Tne Berks county people should by all
means extend their investigation to Castle
Burkholder.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.


street lamns will be lighted at 7:50 p,In. end
eXtinguIShed ar 3 90 q. N.
The STAR will BE- sent by mali, post paid to those
leaving the city duTn. The summer for any length
OF time. and the address changed as often as de-
sired Subscription, nifty cents per month, posi-
lively IN ADVANCE.
The pump doctor is required at the corner OF sd
and @ streets
The funeral of the late Edward Hammerslcy, Of
South Washington, took place yesterday al s.
D0minlc's church. and Was largely attended
After the religious services, the remains were
taken 10 the Cong reSsiOnal cemetery for iDterent
b.iza n OIutt yesterday III a BILL In tquity
against George A. B0hrer AMI others. TO quiet the
title OF lot 49, in Beatty and Ii lwkins addition to
GeOTgefOWn-
AT the annual meeting OF the Maryland State
Teachers association, at Ocean City, Nd, yeSter-
ington. on "Gifls AMI Greek was read by Prof
Francis A. Soper, OF the Baltimore City college.
Tie National Cigar Manufacturing company
yesterday electG directors as follows: Martin del
ESc0bal: COnstaniin Ricdu, Emil l.. Cdrriere,
Alfred Grinla, Wm. simpson, of New Orleans. and
Frank b. Conger and II. s. Cummings, OF Wash
iDgton, ID. G.
In the case OF r. j. Marshall. in the Criminal
Court Yesterday, verdict OF guilty OF keeping
bawdy house was rendered, and notice was given
OF motion for new trial.
John Coughlin, druggist, at 9th and streets
vas tried IN the Criminal Court yesterday on1he
charge OF employing ali unregistered drug clerk,
and found not guilty.
John S. Parker and Chas E. Bean pleaded guilty
IN the Police Court this morning to carrying pis-
tolls, and were fined $50 each.
John Brown, who keeps saloon on the Bladens-
DuIp iOdl. WAS CudTStu UelOrr the POuce Court
this morning with keeping his bar open on sun
day on two occasions A fine OF $40 and costs was
imposed in each case.
George Robinson and Warrenton Bryan, two
small colOred boys. Were before the Police Court
this morning, on complaint Of their mothers, for
being tnC0rrigibe. They were committed TO the
reform school during minority.
The grand jury to-day returned an Indictment
against Thomas Dunn, John c. Lynch John White
AMI David Murray for larceny.
From BrentanO we have latest London Illus
trated papers, also extra summer holiday numbers
OF the Graphic and Illustrated NetrS, with hand
some colored plate supplements received by yes
terday steamer.
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CARRIERS
MARKET SPACE.

STILL TO THE FoREi
GUINNIP's,
4o4 AND Aoe SEVENTH Rect NORTHWEST.
This week We shall offer Special Goods at Special
aans ss s rS
Tor the Fix special Days of this Special Week.
PARA OILS. AT AND UNDER COST.
s.; 70; former price g So Black sstn-spanish lace
Black atm lace @nR pnis sas
as P BrS
s. So Black satin-Profusely trimmed. spanish lace
and ceam d ii former G
price S. Car ,insl and Cream satln-Tace trimmed.
UNDERGRADUATES.
t In ths one Of our m1st pular departments win be
Cambrc. and eaborately trimmsd with / aces. HAM
o nSn we or :.
nsSs made sPeca Of this spsrtmsn and sh.
cents Gsuse Styles s. 20 sna 50 cen
W. CENTS FURNISHINGS.
another important branch Of our extensive business
insy prices Gents a1Se vests IS 30 IS and Is
81 u sn
so cents. Unlaundried shirt. wamsutta muslin. 20
s9a esn s.s
sesuSr price % cents Sold colors Half Hose o. 2s
cents Dude sripss for the premsn.de s. 30. s. 20
mer SIS cents CHI =. se
prevailing tnts So IS, as co. 20 and 80 cent? posi-
lively S0cent Handkerchief sells 81 25
Linen Handkerchief both plain and fancy border, 10.
l2s. Is. Is. % and Is cents.
WHITE GOODS.
We still continue to sell these goods with amazing
rapldity they OF the desirable fabrics
ways tresh In appearances and selling At the lowest
Linen Lawn. 40. %, rs. so and sis cents Striped
Pique 10 cents worth Is cents: Marseirs is cents,
worth 20 cents Lace Stripes. 10 cents, reduced from
12k cents. Plain and Fancy Swiss. IL cents and up.
We are closing out large st OK Of 1ravelD~ Sstches
at cost price. We would wish the public understand
that special sales do not exist in spread eae style
paper but in sod certainties which IL daily verf-
fed by the increasing magnitude of our trade The
public is competent judge being interested one;
therefore, to it respectfully submit the foregoing
announcements
GUINNIP & CO.,
404 AND 4O6 SEVENTH STREET n W. te23
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Now Is THE TINE
TO CURE SKIN HUMORS.

Is at this season when the pores open freely and the
persplrat;on is abundant tnat Disfguring Humors,
Illuminating Eruptions Itching fortunes, salt kheum
or or Eczema; PSORIASIS Ietter Ringworm Baby Hum
charming Wounds and every species Itching Scaly
anh P1mpiy Diseases OF the Skin and alp are most
NEEDLES.
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1T IS A FACT

THAT THOUSANDS OF OUR BUSINESS MEN GO
TO THEIR OEFICES IN THE MORNING AFTER
AN UNEASY HIGHT. OR A LATE DINNER FEEL
ING DULL AND ALL OUT OF SORTS. THIS Is
ENTIRELY UNNECESSARY. FOR A SINGLE DOSE
OF THAT SPARKLING FOAMING SPECIFIC
FORE BREAKFAST, WILL IMMEDIATELY DIS
Pc. ALL FEELINGS OF HEAVINESS REMOVE
GENTLY BUT SURELY THE CAUSE, ANDQUICKEN
INTO HEALTHY AC ION EVERY FIBER OF THE
SYS TEN. FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ty7
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1T IS A FACT.

Hundreds OF letters in possession (copies Of which
may be had by return mail authority for the
assertion that Skin, Scalp and B.ood Humora whether
fcrofuio 49, inherited or contagious. may be per-
mianentiy cured by UTICURA KEsOLvENT, the new
Blood FURTHER. internally and Gu ICURA and Cur
CCRA SOAP the great kin Cures and Beautifers, ex.
trnay III Que half the time and half the expense
OF any other season.
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The Columbia Baptist sunday schoOl-the new
mission established two weeks ago at New Jersey
avenue and f street uOrthweSt-had q lawn marty
last evening, which was attended by about two
hundred people, and was much enjoyed by the
young folks.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather
OFFICE OF TIRE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

OFFICE OF TIRE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. July II, 1893, g: ~ a. m
FOrN England and III" middle Atlantic states,
slightly warmer, generally fair weather. south
TO west winds and stationary or lower baron
eter.
SPECIAL BUILETIN-wARAER CLOUDY WEATHER To-
MORROW.
The following special temperatures were reported
at am: EIstport. $50; Montreal Gjo: Quebec,
SO: Nj Washington. ~; Cleveland. 6yo; AtoPna
SO: Duluth. $50; ST. PtJA. G9o; Denver 6io. san
TT nclsco, 5io; Washington, 71o. Slightly warmer
partly cloudy weather is Indicated iOr New Eng
land the middle Atlantic and south Atlantic
states on Thursday, with local rains n the north
ern portions OF the middle states and New Eng
land Generally fair weather Is Indicated for the
upper lake region and northwest on Thursday,
with slight fan In temperature by Thursday
night.
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JoHSSOS'S RE-OPESISG.-The re-opening of
JchnsOH's restaurant and oyster Saloons on
street. between and f, which were lately dam
aged by flre. and have been rented. renovate,.
ana furnished thoroughly, takes place to-day
from 6 To ~ p. IN. Grand collation.. A call soli-