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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-19

Large Estate to be Used to Discover Whst
ChiIdren Were Created to DO
The following is the will ofthe late Gen.
A. d. Ditmars, admitted to probate in the
registers Office this morning. The estate
IT. is said. will amount to $75,000.
Ia. d. Ditmars, of the city of Lancas-
ter. Ia tho county of Lancaster, and state
of Pennsylvania. being of sound mind,
memory and understanding, do make and
publish this my last will and testament,
hereby revoking and making void all for
iner wills by me at any time heretofore
made.
First direct that all my just debts
ard funeral expenses be paid by my ex-
ecutOr as soon as convenient after my
death.
The remainder of my estate dispose of
as follows
Item give and bequeath to my sister,
Susan r. Mead, of Warren, Pa, four
Thousand dollars.
Item give and bequeath to Mrs. Mary
Christ, wife of William E. Christ, four
Thousand dollars. to be safely invested BY
her
Item. The remainder Of my estate
bequeath to be used in means to ascertain
what children were created to do. That
the child may be directed to and instruct
ed in what lie or she is best adapted to do.
My executor to use the sum to the best of
his judgment in means to carry out my
herein expressed desire.
nominate, constitute and appoint my
esteemed friend DIR. William Compton to
be executor of this my last will and tesla ::
ment. knowing that he understands aud
will faithfully carry out my desires.
In witness whereof, /, A. ID. Ditmars,
the testator, have 10 this, my last will and
cs.ament, written on one sheet of paper,
set my hand and seal this second day OF
February, one thousand, eight hundred
and eighty. three.
Signed, sealed, published and declared
by the above named A. ID. Ditmars, as
and for his last will and testament. in the
presence Of US, who have hereuntO sub
scribed our names at his request as wit
nesses thereto, in the presence of tho said
testator and of each other.
A. ID. DITMARs, [sEAL.l
Joseph Il. Shumaker. George w. Eaby,
w. p. Compton.
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I'nIla..sipu,a Cattle Market

MONDAY, June lS.-The arrivals OF live
stock at the Philadelphia stock yards were:
For the week.Eecves. $3.50 heal; sheep,
Previous wsek-Eesves, $500 head sheep.
Buef cattle were in better request although
rates were about the same as last reporta'i,
except on the middle grades, where Il s light
acvance wes paid.
equote as tOll0wA:
Extra, G5a9lGAc Good, GasG1G4c; Medium,
6H06Lc; Common. 5s406c.
Fat cows were fairly active ut 3a4Ac; with
Mich Cows were Inactive ut ss5Gco. W tn
sales OF graded as high rs $75.
Veal calves were dull at 70S1.c.
all grades advanced &c, except common
stock, which WIS hard TO dispose of at any
hgule.
Extra, 5AGG1lc Good, 5NGt5Lc; Medium. AZ
Csc: Common, 34A4Ac; Bulls, %93He =;
Hogs were Inactive AMI prices were Hc
lower.
We quote rs follows:
Extra, 97S@lOc; Good, 35s9gAc; Medium,
9TG91zc Common. 9l9Lc.
DRESSED MEATS.
City Dressed Beeves were active and closed
a. 999Ac: cows closed 709'.
SALES LAST WEEK.
Rodger Maynes. ITO head. sA1?Nc
Thomas Ii & sSs sradiey. . I IS GS do at sssNc: sN
John Taylor, 40 do nj 9N19Ac.
Harlan Bro. 7S do at 969Ac.
l. e.. 8. Dengler, 70 do at 9G9Zc.
j. r. LOwden, 40 do at 969Zc.
+. q. BeachaIn, IS do at SZ09Hc.
J. Ii. Mems & Bro, l57 do at 7ls9Nc.
Garland 4 Donnelly, IS do at 7ll9Ac.
Western dressed Beeves were In fair demand
and closed at 919Lc.
SALES.
Thos. Bradley. 155 head at sA09Zc.
John Taylor, 40 do ut SA09Nc.
Dressed Sheep were fairly active and closed
At yL0Ilc. Lambs ut I4ll6c.
AOattOirs sales Mus-er Il Co., 4S2 heal al
9L@llc John Wallace, 152 head at 9k@llc
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TGsiAUG;b PACKERS PICNIC.
Ev.n,iul Closing of . fsusy Season. b.

EVahtfuI CIOhing Of BUSY Season.
Saturday last was the closing day of the
packing at Skiles g. Freys warehouses in
this city and Wrightsville, and yesterday
the employees had grand picnic at Tells
Hahn. The day was spent in speech
making, and Il number OF the men made
good speeches A vote of thanks was
voted to Ski!es & Frey and to the foreman,
Adam Sanders, for their uniform, and it
was unanimously resolved that better
employers ard foreman was not to be
found in the county than Adam. A fine
dinner was spread, a pleasant day was
spent and the festivities were kept up
until a late hour. This firm has been the
largest packers in this county. this season,
having put up considerably over 4. 600
cases, the men had had long seasoi',
and it was closed in fitting manner.
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MARKETS..
Philadelphia nj Arket
I1I5dHCIkH1H NHrK6C
PHILADELPHIA, June I9-FIOur dull.
RYA flour at II 10M3 Il

PHILADELPHIA, June l9.-FIOnr dull.
Rye flour at - 1908 H.
Wheat dull and lower; No. Western
Red, 81 lSN@l 80; No. ; do 81 Il; No. Penna.
Red 81 2lGl24.
Corn dull and lower: Steamer, 6OlG2c
sail Yellow at 63lG4 sail Mixed, 62IzaG3c
No. Mixed, 57@5Sc.
Oats lower and weak M. White, 4Gc :;
No. do, 4sc !; No. 3 do. 47Hc; Rejected do.
lGG4ic: No. Mixed, %p46c,
Rye dull at 70c.
Provisions steadier; Mess Pork, $:90l9 so.
Beef Hams, SIS 50026 so India Mess Beef,
$23.
Bacon-Smoked shoulders. 999Ac: salt 10.
S2Shc; Smoked Hams, l3H@l4Hc; picked
do ll14lGl2Z.
Lard quiet city kettle refined, :1LG9llhc ;
loose butchers, 91aiOc. drime steam. sll@ll -:
Butter steady anu fairly active; Pa anii
Western Creamery extra, 22c; ext a, l9E:lc.
Rolls dull ut 7llOc.
Eggs firm, fair demand Pcnna. extra,
Western do, lSLc.
Cheese quiet Pa. part skins, Gqs7Hc: 90
full skins, 205%c.
Petroleum quiet Refined, 1LiG751c
Whisky at 81 ID
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JUDGE lxtsUM'S EXPLANATION.
He SHOWS that isis Settlements Are A
s.l:.hL

He SHOWS that isis Settlements Are All
s:I:hI.
ST. LOUIS, June 19.-Jndge Chester A.
Krum publishes statement to day show
ing that his administrator! of the Ford
estate was correct and proper that his
management OF Robertson stock of dry
goods. Of which he WAS assignee, was in
accordance with the orders of tho court !;
that he paid 4 sixty per cent. dividend to
tho creditors, all the estate realized, and
that his other transactions have been legal
and right.
Regarding his absence from this city he
says that he left town for 4 particular
purpose, which lie does not explain, but
in which, he states, his friends fully ap-
prove Of lie bas 'returncd home with tho
intention Of dev"tiDg himself wholly to
the practise OF his profession"
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Mouners Motnersl Mo,horx,

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the eXcruciating pain OF cutting teeth 2
Ii so, go NJ once and get a bottle of MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer imme meiiately-dcpcnd
upon it there is no mistake about it. There is
hot a mother on earth who has ever used it,
who will not tell you at once that it will
regulate the bowels and give rest to the
mother. and relief and health to the child. op-
Grating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use
in all cases. and pleasant to the taste, and is
the prescription of ono of the Oldest and best
female physicians in the United States. Sold
everywhere. 25 cents a bottle.
mayl-M,W,S&w
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SECOND EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE 10. 1893.
LIES MISERIES.
DARK SIDE OF THE WORLDS DOINGS

The Effects OF the cyclone In Ohlo-Dlsaster
AMI Death at Various Places-Berks
County Cnhappy-
STEUBENvILLE, Ohio, June 19.-Hun.
dreds of people have visited the scene oi
yesterdays ",syelone and viewed with
astopishments :he destruction of property
in the city. The storm appears to have
| formed about mile west of here in the
Union cemetery and to have moved
eastward until it reached high
hill overlooking the northern portion
of the city, whence it descended with
terrific force, damaging and destroying
almost everything in its path as it swept
across the city, distance of half mile,
and plunged into the waters of the Ohio,
lifting them up in the shape of a water
spout distance of one hundred feet. The
loss is estimated at from 1000 to s., 900.
No one was injured.
A Troublesome Bug.
READING, Pa, June ia storm
passed over Reading this morning, which
was as destructive as it was sudden.
Many fields were washed out and large
quantity of grain destroyed.
In addition to the frequent storms,
destructive bug is playing havoc among
the fruit of Berks county. Whenever it
stings the fruit falls. Unripe fruit and
branches of trees die when penetrated by
the bug. Farmers are applying various
remedies without success.
a monster Mining Reservoir Bursts.
SMARTsvILLE, Cal, June 19.-The
Milton Hydraulic Mining company's res
ervOir, containing six hundred and fifty
million cubic feet of water, burst yester-
day afternoon and the water swept every
thing in its path. 1t raised the Middle
Yuba river one hundred feet and carried
away all bridges. Several lives were lost.
The company's loss is SIS, 600.
Three Men Killed ny Lightning.
PRINCETON, Mo-. June 19.-Thirty men
took refuge in barn near Ravanna last
building was blasted by lightning and
John Bowers, James Berry and George
Wyatt, all respected citizens, were killed,
and two or three others injured.
Two Men Killed and One Injured.
WHITE HALL, N. Y, June ia plat.
form at the works Of the Port IIeury Iron
Ore company gave way this morning.
Edward Wipslow and Edward Lyons were
killed and Patrick Hogan seriously in
jured.
The Death Roll Increases.
SUNDERLAND, June 10. Tho death roll
of tho Victoria ball catastrophe, at which
SO many children were killed and INJURED
by tho jam in narrow passageway, now
reaches 2O2.
Fatality at Albany.
ALBANY, June 19.-Tho steamboat Ex
press this morning struck box car, and
John Wallace. of Schenectady, and VIM.
Hayner. of West Troy, were killed.
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i Faess 1ee Wemsa.
Miss Louisa Aloott's first story brought
her only five dollars.
A new style of hair dressing makes tho
head appear small.
| English tennis costumes are made of
blue and white in broken checks.
Cockade bows are all the fashion. They
are employed on bodice, coiffure and bon
net.
American children are conspicuous in
England for their adult dress and pro-
nounced manners.
Carpet patterns and ribbon beds are
more than ever the floral fashion on lawns
at Newport this season.
For full dress occasions are satin para.
sols, worked in gold twist and silks, in
japanese style, with ten ribs.
The French milliner delights in making
moss bonnets and covering them with .
lattice Of gold threads or ribbon.
Point lace, while not considered appro-
pirate for young girls, is fashionably worn
for wedding founces and wells.
Butterflies are popular as ornaments
they are employed on bonnets by milliners
and are q favorite design in embroideries.
Of piece net with the designs darued in
and then studded with beads, pearls or
pendants.
New dated correspondence cards have
the day of the week printed in a copy
book hand, quite unlike the English style
SO long in vogue.
Very pretty receptacles for whisk-
brooms are made in blue and pink satin
embroidered in colors and mounted ON ir.
laid ebony frames.
Yellow pine is becoming q fashionable
wood for inside finishing work. 1t makes
q pleasing contrast with butternut, oak,
maple and cherry.
Among now designs on note paper are
fat little chickens grouped in one corner
then there are kittens playing with balls
and cats climbing fences.
Yellow is fashionable color and is be-
coming to many people, but it is also q
warm color, and therefore to be used
judiciously during the dog days.
Transparent bonnets for midsummer
wear are made OF gauze and trimmed with
aigrettes or flowers. The inside of the
brim is finished with plaitings of soft lace.
Cigarettes containing choice tobacco,
fragrantly scented and impre9nated with
opium, are in the market. 1t is whispered
that these toy cigars are INDUCED in by
numbers of the fair sex who incline TO
opium.
Riding habits are many of them so fit.
ted as to closely follow the outline of the
figure when the lady is in tho saddle. To
gain the desired cut, the body to be fitted
is seated on stuffed horse while the meas
ure is taken.
An attractive arrangement for decOrat-
lug the waist of 4 dress is of laco and rib
bon. Tho plating is of lace, which is
sewn down on one side OF q narrow band
reaching from the throat to the bust, with
succession of loops of satin ribbon or
rows of velvet down the other, forming
heading.
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NY flsESS ASSOCIATION.


The Meeting OF interior Ednors of tho State.
NEW YORK, June 19.-About Is men,
bers of the New York Press association,
which is composed principally of edi-
tors Of Journals published in the
interior of the state met to-day in
the New York hotel. j. G. p Holden, of
the Yonkers Gazette, presided, and A. O..
Bunnell, of the DansvilIa Democrat, acted
as secretary and treasurer The presi-
dent named committees on organization
ami place of meeting, on finance and on
resolutions. Letters of regret ut non
attendance were read from President
Arthur, Gov. Cleveland, Geo. VIM.
Curtis. Gen. Grant, and N. II. Hotchkiss,
the Old Grey Beard ;" oc Virginia. Exer
cises of an interesting character will be
conducted this afternoon and to-
morrow and the following day the
members will go on III excursion.
The..New York Press club has tenGe: ed the
courtesics of the club to the association
during their stay in the city. Many Of
the members arc accompanied by their
wives.
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Struck bY o,tgbtUINg

During heavy rain storm shortly after
midnight this morning lightning stuck a
large bank barn, the property of John
Ginder. The building with it's contents
was consumed. Among the livestock were
four horses and 4 lat of cattle. Tho scrne
of the fire is midway between Masterson
vile and R'cs's tavern, near the Lebanon
county line 1t is believed the property is
insu red
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Tho Hill investigation.

WASHINGTON. June 19.-The Hill inves.
tigation was continued to day. General
Steinmetz was GLOSS examined, but his
previous damaging testimony to the
method Of supervising Architect Hill in
making contracts was not shaken in any
WaV.
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Tho sfrihalno

The college publication by the abnve name,
containing complete roster of the college So
cfeties, proiusely illustrated and with q va
1iety of matter interesting 10 friends OF the
college, is tor sale ut FOn Oersmiih's book
store. No. AZ East King street, where com.
mencement visitorr and citizens can secul e
cODies,
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The best Saive In the world for cuts bruises
sores. ulcers. salt rhcum. letter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds of skin
eruptiOns. treckles and pimples. The salve is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction In
every case or money refunded. lie sure you
get IiENRl's CARBOLIU SALvR, Is all others are
but limitations and counterfeits. Price Is
cents. Sold in Lancaster ut Cocbrhns Drag
store. l37 North Queen street my294
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market good and brisk and prices strong !;
common 70 fAir, @S0A; good at q Is choice at
- S..
EAST -Cattlo-Recetpts, 5lS7 head !;
very dull at last Monday 3 prices I; best cattle,
696kc; fair to good, 5H66Ac; Ek06c.
,Hogs-Keceipts 667O head mafket dull;
Philadelphias, s. 7O06 50; Workers., s. 5OO6 6S
sheep-Keceipts, $500 head market fair at
about last weeks prices.
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AIOTICE To CONTEAUrOxs.

NIOTICF r. To DCONTEACTtbstS.
~ Sealed proposals will be received up to
o'clock. d. M, on SATURDAY, JUNE2sf 1851,
for work und material required At the Eastern
market house, in the following divisions
For bricks per l,0D hand and machine
made).
For laying Brick. per 1000.
For cut-stonc work. sills, steps ami co! in!:
For mill-wOrk.
For lumber.
For paving, per square yard.
For sand, per ton anu per 900 brick in wall
For lime, per buShel.
For painting and glazing.
For carpenter work.
For tin roofing and spCutiEg.
For plumbing.
For making and placing in position roof
trusses and roofing, samc ready for tin.
For pliStering.
Bids will also be received 1T the same time
and place for the erection OF the whole house
complete.
Plans and specifications eau be seen nj the
Office OF Allen A. Herr II Co, No. los r.. King
street, where bids vi II be received.
The committee reserve tn. right to rcjcc.
any or :lll bids. j. FRED. SESEH,
jcl3, lG :n,:!2i. Chairman.
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Live Stock PrlOoo

CHICAGO-HOgs-Receipts OOO head ship
ments, 400 head market weak and very ir-
regular and prices l5c lower: mixed, 81 COO
40 heavy, Is 1896 81; light, S6 O066 10 skips,
s. 2506.
Cattle.Receipts, 4,9O0 head shipme nts. 600
head market fairly brisk and frner prices
not quotably altered exports, . S06; good
to choice shipping, $5 4005 IS; common 10
fair, a 7505 %.
sheep-kecsipts, 600 head; shipments, none |;
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brody Again IN Court.

WASHINGTON, June 19.-Gen. Brady
appeared in the criminal court this morn
ing for the purpose of furnishing bail to
answer to the two additional indictments
against him. Ten Thousand dollars was
the amount fixed upon in each case.
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EverYpOdY Interested.

The TOrsion Balance and Scale Co, of Gin :
cinnati, o., will ut tn Pharmaceutical con
vention, At Harrisburg. this week, exhibit
theiI rrescripturi scale. There Is no friction
in the balance OF this scale, consequently no
wear, it Is always sensitive 10 the 64th OF a
grain, and guarantees accuracy in filling pre-
nj
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NEW YORK, June 10 R. II. Parks &
Co., have just announced their suspension
to the New York stock exchange, owing
to the failure of N. S. Nichols & Co., of
Chicago The suspension is only tempOr-
ary. A statement is refused and no par
ticulars will be given.
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CHICAGO, June 19-John r. Bensley
has been appointed receiver for McGeoch,
Everingham & Co., who recently failed.
All settlements will necessarily be made
through him.
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Nov YOr. Market

NEW YORK June 10 = Flour dull, eavy and
in stances o shade lower.
Wheat feverish. excited and A0lc lower
speculation very brisk No. White, 81 Ia.
Corn M@lLclOw~r, unsettled and depressed;
Mixed Western spot, 17Gc6fc ITO future, G..D
655kc.
Oats without decidc.! change.
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Sale OF Horses,

Samuel Hess & Son, auctioneers, sold
at public sale yesterday at the Merrimac
house, for George GrOssman, II head of
western horses at an average price OF
500 "a ne; head
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w.arHEK INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, Juno 19.-FOr the Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, southwest
to northwest winds, slight changes in
temperature in northern portions, falling
followed by rising barometer.
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R!r. Ee::nO.t iibsllers Light Sentence.
NEW YORK, June 19.-JOhn Dewey, cd
itor of the Irish Nation, who was convict
ed yesterday of libelling August Belmont,
was to day sentenced to sixty days impris-
| onmant in the penitentiary.
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The Situation at Kapsaa.

KANSAS CITY, June 19.-Tho river is
rising and the village of Harlem, opposite
here, is deserted. Two deaths by drowr-
ing arc reported.
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EVEKYIsODY FALL In LINE FOR THE
u graud march to the great East King street
Restaurant, where all hands are kept busy
serving the public with Oysters, CLAIMS, Pigs
Feet. Tripe Sheep Tongue. Beefsteak, Ham
and Eggs. III II, frogs; ana ana all Other delicacies
Wine and Beer constantly on hand. Lunch
from 10 to IL q. IN. daily. Don't forget the
place, under Nos. 26 and 26H East King street.
It's u. W. BENEDICT.
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a Revolution

DENsON's SKIN CURE AND CELERY
ID and ChamOmtl0 Pills for sale At ID. b..
Cochran's Drug store. l37 and l39 North queen
street. .mAr2Smd
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RED HOKSE POWDERS cure all diseases
oi horse, cattle. sheep, hogs, poultry and all
Live Stock. a POSITlVECURE. may2I-2
For sale at II. Il. Ccchran's drug store l"7
North Queen street
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LOW SHOES.

The FINE HANDMADE LOW HOES for
GENTLEMEN, mu,le from selected French
Leather, only need to be seen 10 have you
buy. Also the Low CLOTH TOP BUTTON
SHOE stylish and durable, made in all widths
$50 tha' any shape foot can be fitted), eqnal in
every respect to the best Gu stOm work, g prov
ing 10 b9 tho coming Summer Shoe sold by
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M3KRIaHES.

MYERs-KoLP.-Junel Is, 1888. by Rav. 4. l..
Reed, at the residence OF the brides parenls s.
John Myers to ca harine KOlp all of Lancas-
ter. Its
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:nEIi'S PAIN PANACEA cures a pain in
man ami beast. For use externally and inter
nally.
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A Lawyer Found Drowned.

The body of Thomas c. Cheston was
found in the Delaware river, below Ches
tor Island, yesterday morning. ChessOn
who was young lawyer, was drowned on
Thanksgiving Day, since which time his
friends have been unremitting in their
search for the body. There has beou a
standing reward OF 5000 fOr the recovery
of the remains.