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Desiring to encourage the culture of the
grape in Louisiana, Mr.. P. j. Kennedy, the
noted levee builder, obtained recently from
Mr.. Thomas ]. Bull, owner of al extensive
vineyard at Mesilla. New Mexico, two thou
sand cuttings from the best vines yet grown
in that territory and Southern California,
portion of which Mr.. Kennedy has placed at
the disposal of the New Orleans City Item
for distribution among farmers and property
holders who will agree to plant the cuttings
and carefully record and report results. The
editor Of the CHIEF is indebted to Mr.. Ken
nedy for dozen of these cuttings, some of
which we have planted, giving the remainder
to a couple of friends who will take an in
tcrest in caring for them, and noting their
growth.
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New Stock Alpaca gros- grain coats and
vests, straw hats, and gents shoes at Con
drains &, Sons Blue Store
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Admission to Ball, 500
Ladies by invitation. Visiting freenen free.
Route Of Parade:

Route Of Parade:
The procession will form on Louisiana Square
at 2:30 P. NJ, and move at ) o'clock ON tho fol-
lowing route: Up Hou!nas street to MIsais-,
sIppl. via east side of Crescent Place. down
Mississippi to St. Patrick, thence to Iberyille,
up Iberviile to Lafourche. thence to Attakapas.
down Attakapas to st. Patrick. thence to Ope-
fourcl.e to the railroad, thence to Railroad
Avenue, up the entire length of Raiiroad Ave-
nue. TO Mississippi. down Mississippi to Les
to Chetinaches. up Chetimaches to Iberville.
down iberville to Houmas and thence to the
point of starting, where the parade viii be dis
missed. II. o. MAHER Chairman;
DAVID ISRAEL,
j. LAFARGUE,
HENRY COOK,
FRED. ROGGE.
JEAN FEVRIER.
Committee of Arrangements.
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Ladies' and Misses silk stockings at Con
dram & Sons Blue Store
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post-off'ce at Donaidsonv'Iie,
Ascension Parish, la. May s. 1888.
Bartelle, Isle ca Howard, Paul
Barrow, John jackson, Sam
Baland. Peter Jackoub, Mary Mrs
Balaley, Arthur A Levy Chas
Cary, Clara Mrs Mullen, J +
Dubois. Ahck Pollock, John
Donaldson, Eliza Jane Robinson, Chas
DeLano, Dell Troxillo, Frank
Danglade, TIC Turner, Eutis l. (2)
Harris, Hareret Young, David
If not called for in four weeks will be sent to
the Dead Letter Office.
LOUIS LEFORT, P. NJ.
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A. Riggs Il Bro, cistern makers, 2i7 Delord
st., N 0. Send for price list.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Y0UHGBl00D & HOLMES
PATENT
" Boiler Scale Collectors. .

J. 0. LEBLANC, Agent,
FlVHE object Of this little invention is to pro-
Il vide cheap. simple device for preventing
the Burning of Boilers" 1t is the cheapest and
most effective thing known for the purpose;
and will save the owners of Steam Boilers prob
ably a hundred times their cost, and relieve
Planters, Captains and Engineers of an i'm
mense amount of responsibility and annoyance.
W. YOUNGBLOOD,
Chief Engineer Str. Jno. W. Cannon,
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Terpsichorean Racquet slippers at Con
dram g. Sons favorite Blue Store
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Miss Leontine Billeisen, daughter of the
late Joseph Billeisen, has filed petition in
the District Court for this parish, praying
to he appointed administrative of her de-
ceased fathers succession. Opposition to
the application must be filed in the Office of
the Clerk and Recorder within ten days
from today, or the prayer Of the petitioner
will be granted. AS the Billesen success
sion has been once before opened and set
tied, the application Of Miss Leontinc may
give rise to an interesting legal contest.
Mr.. J. o. Leblanc of this place is agent
for very useful invention known as the
Youngblood and Holmes patent boiler scale
collector, simple and effective device to
prevent the burning of boilers, which does
its work in perfect man ner and relieves
those in charge of machinery of much ankle
ty and responsibility. The continuance is
in use on the Natchez, Cannon, Richardson,
Whisper, Assumption, Chas. Morgan, j. NJ.
Chambers, Laura Lee and number of
other boats, and is now being introduced in
the sugar-honses of our leading planters.
For particulars address Mr.. w. Youngblood,
Chief Engineer steamer Jno. W. Cannon, or
j. y. Leblanc, Esq, Don*ldsonville.
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KILLED BY A MULE.-A colorcd hoy
named Isam Lijah, aged ii years, met with
a violent death on Mr.. r. o. Landry's place
in the first ward of this parish, Thursday
evening about dusk. The unfortunate
youth was riding from the field, in company
with his father, at the close of their days
work, when his mule was frightened by a
number of other mules that came running
up the road behind him. The startled ami
NAL jumped suddenly forward and started
off at full speed, throwing young Islam to
the ground. The youths foot became en-
tangled in one of the trace chains and he
was dragged distance of fifteen acres, and
during this terrible ordeal he was not only
dashed violently against the earth many
times, but was repeatedly kicked about the
head and breast by the terrified mule. The
animal stopped upon reaching the stable,
and tile body of Isham, bleeding and man
gled, was quickly disengaged from the
chain, but as might have been expected, life
was extinct. An inquest was held yester
day and verdict Of accidental killing rem
dered by the COroncr's jury. Deceased was
an industrious youth and the very day of
his death, the owner of an adjoining place
had noted and admired the vigor and cheer
fulness with which the boy and his father
were laboring side by side in the field.
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Mr.. C. X. de Lappe, who recently resigned
his position as telegraph operator in charge
of the uptown Office at this place, left here
on Tuesday to join his family at Biloxi,
where lie will lay by for a short time to re-
cupcrate from an injury to his right hand
which rendered him temporarily unfit for
duty. When sufficiently recovered, he will
again enter the service of the Texas and
Pacific Railway Company and will probably
be assigned to st. John station as agent and
telegraph operator at that point We wish
hr. de Lappe and his interesting family
happiness and prosperity, wherever they
may locate. AS we stated last week, Mr.. G.
j. Legendre, formerly night operator at the
Donaldsonvillc depot, has been placed in
charge Of the new telegraph office at the
Peep-o'Day Hotel.
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DONALDsONVILLE, la,
Saturday, May 5, 1883
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Heel and Toe slippers at Gondran & Sons
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Geronte, Pere de Leandre ct d'Hyacinthe,
~ 1lOuA
Octave Fills d'Argante, ami ct protecteur d.
Hyaciuthe .................H. Comstock
Leandre, Fills de Geronte ami ct protecteur de
Zerbinet J. Folse
scapin, Intendant de Leane}re =. r. Truxillo
Silyestre Intendant dOetaye: l.. Leblanc
Lafeche. Ami de Scapin. ....... L. st. Martin
earle, Autre ami de Scapin. ....... E. Bourgeois
Deux POrteurs.
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.IIE ARE NOT cgRTAIx THAT

lhIE ARE NOT CERTAIN THAT
w there IL aHt need NJ our M.
vcfiisibG the present scasOD We
IRE selling 30 exceptionally large
quantity " goods, and though The
common nv ~ that IL isa dol spring,
or TRACE n constantly 90 The ~
rtrase We Wge he papers Due
rredit IN advertising, fOr We tbjBk
" pats, bHt there N something be.
sldHs advertising,
sumo tWO yr1ta since wv made %
0nt minds, aDd advertised tbe met,
tbat bDt u pOGr sltOe should rDUe III
NJ 0nt sfOrn, SlDre that time wv
batc tnllt warranted rtnft tajf NJ
sbors Nh jaye min, aDd HbeD tbey
bayc D0t WOyed 40 - tbe Warrant,
VIZ nave ~tbcr gwen beH pairs w
iiErd fljn Dld ODDs satlaflrfD1jy W.
atr ro0fjNnlDR fbja parjDD, aGd IN
pJis we aiitibDie ~ ftct N mr. large
trtde u w e1DDM scjj gD0d Heat
iDQ sinner, WV WI uot sojj IVY, jpv
IN mn siok M slmidy, ana W. wOD't
krep N Ne rim n rdj thr atlpD
ijOD " tDajns fD mr.
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Summer Cottages to Lei.

n HE subscriber offers 10 let for the season Or
term Of years, two cottages on Murphy Point,
one mile from the Camp Ground, two miles from
Belfast. One new, large cottage commodiously ar.
ranged. The other known rs the Frye cottage The
location and natural surroundings make II one Of
the most desirable places for summer resort 10 be
found ID the vicinity An excellent spring Of pure
water within a few steps; good boating privileges
and delightful scenery Parties desiring summer
resorts Will do well 10 call at premises and for
themselves. For further information address
2Jtf HOWARD MURPHY, Belfast, Me.
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STOLEN ,

LNROM the premises Of Mrs II. -. FORD, Sears.
A. port, on sunday night last one horse, light
red, star IN forehead, white bind feet, dark name
and tail; also Concord wagon one light vol robe,
lined with red, two harnesses, whip, &c Any IN.
formation respecting The property VIII be thank
fully received and suitably rewarded. It2jt
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Pocket Book Lost.

OST ~ BELFAST a POCKET BOOk contain.
~ ing 4 sum Of money and some papers. own.
err name appears upon papers. The Guder VIII +"
rewarded by leaving the same at hi. Office.
J. r. IIItRD.
Ii.lfI-I. .lnun l.. L., III
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Black & COIOred Silks!

O"r sni"s on Mrs~ by0unis III SHhs
mr." unprecedented. nHd Wr Hnrr
b""n U,lnr"d ~ Unrchnxc kurDrID.
Unrr IN SforI Ufh~ infrsl rOlOri,,0H
ri*. T/r"iric DinrH. U0hOO0nU.
Tr"sh"d Si"n"bc/rD. Ur0bS. our
n"iH. mute Shnd~H. JHrU mr. rrtD
H"""U. SiOhi/U SiiLE. NJ min xI.2J
per- U0rd. Onr DL.lTK SILKS
N xI.JO IN n rnrr buyOnji,. nnd
mi insD""ijon NJ min Yn0ijtV IN Ho-
Urifrd.
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SpECIAL NOTICES


nature. Physician ana surgeon, rs request n II
1890 Belfast, ~ American lIDusc o. MOnday, JDne
2fh, "Here p" Vol examine ~ WbD may rail on
Bim tfrr N eiarg", and illustrate that drnp and
natttil"u7 lnsigit iniD tie human sysfru " lil ~
tA//t.+ ihr YrfHrst medical minds ~ ne a4e. Dr,
IlN@"tad "il al-p be iu iDrkpor. at ile bot"l, ~
i1r-'iat June gjfh.
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ELOCUTION !!

MISS NELLIE MURPHY VIII com.
IVA mcncc summer Glasses IN ELOCIJiDN thc
SECOND WEEK I<JTLY. Tbo-e wishing 10 take
lessons or for further particulars VIII please cn at
the ve.lry Of The Methodist church Monday aftcr
moons from four 20 five Oclork, or address
NELLIE Y. MURPHY, Belfast, Ne.
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CITY HACK /!

yyNIIE subscriber has purchased a irstclas- circu
1 lar glass front hack, which he viii drive about
the streets for at funerals private driving par
ties or for any purpose for which lirstclass hacks
are used. It Is easy riding, well ventilated, and
furnished with all modern improvements. II IL the
only frstclass hack IN the city, and has been pro
cured az great expense Charges viii be reason.
able. o. w. MCKINNEY
Belfast, June 20, 1s53.-2jf
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Sample Boots +!

which though they are much better
than regular goods w bought At 4
great sacrifice, and can .cIl them at
Icss Dian they cost the manufacturer.
Any Lady VINO can wca about \ ~.
Boot can yet BARGAIN We
aIso haze u LARGE LOT Of
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-04-10
JOHN B. DENNIS AGAIN.
No IL. Discharged In Philadelphia but Re-
arrested.

no II. DhscnHfGeO In fhllA0eIphl1 Dut 1se-
arrested.
Yesterday afternoon the new requisition
which Governor Pattison issued was
served on John B. Dennis in the prison.
This morning he was taken to Philadel
phia on the $40 train, on which were the
counsel in the case and Detective Badger,
of St. Louis, who arrived from that city
last night. The following associated press
dispatch. in regard to the hearing in the
United States court to-day was receive d
by the INTELLIGENcER this afternoon
PHILADELPHIA. April 10.-The case of
John B. Dennis, who was arrested in Lam
caster Pa, for a criminal offense, and for
whom the governor of Missouri issued a
requisition, was heard by Judge Butler in
the United States district court to day
after the defendants extradition had been
granted by Governor Pattison. The latter
issued stay of proceedings and this was
declared by the court as equivalent to a
discharge. The prisoner was therefore re-
leased, but as soon as he left the court
room he was rearrested upon habeas
corpus. The proceedings will be argued
next week.
A special dispatch from Philadelphia to
the INTELLIGENCER gives the following
Dennis was discharged by Judge Butler
on the ground that the modification of the
governors warrant revoked it. He was
Immediately ra.arrested on q new warrant
from tho governor. Another habeas
corpus has been sued out and return
ordered some time next week.
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Foreign Work.

EOrbeck Il Miley have completed several
very fine jobs built to order to ship 10 differ
en-, parts of the / nited States. They are very
odd, being unlike any used here. One is an
English Dog-Cart having two wheels.
and very strongly constructed, tho
seat being arranged TO seat two or
four persons. aud when so arranged the
tail-gate Is used for L foot rest The gearin g
Is Al dark carminc, black striped; the body is
painted dark olive i'll panels, and black mould
ing. 1t is trimmed In green morocco and
Wilton velvet carpet, leather tenders and sill
yer mounted. The other Is Sarah Bcrnhardt
Surry, gotten M and finished in the very
latest style. The panels are worked in basket
wool. finished with stripes of mahogany
moulding. II Is painted I'm dark olive and
black and striped with carmine. IL Is trim
med I'm the very best material ana mounted in
gold. They also show several physician 8
t:rtOns, which tor beauty. style and oriSi-
uu ity cannot be eXcelled. These wagons run
lightly and are arranged to close In case OF
bad wea .her. They are beautifully painted
and trimmed, and are something that the
builders may well be proud of. In addition to
the above fine work they have in their show
rooms q handsome business wagon made tor
their own use, which Is considered the finest
piece of work of the kind in the city. 1t is
highly ornamentcd, thcspainting and lettering
having been done by their we'll known artist,
Mr. Eugene SOrheck.
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PHILADELPHIA. April 10.-Flour market dull ;
Superfine, IS 250S IS; extra, 8 1904 Is |;
Penn'a Family, - S765.
Rye hOur at $3 62.
Wheat steady; Del. and Pa. Red. 81 l31
l6; No. Red and Amber, 81 1901 %.
Corn in fair local inquiry.
Oats steadier for spot lots: No. White. $50
9Shc NO. do, 5lG5f1Sc; No. 8 do, 5Sa53hc;
No. 2mixed. 5205eSc.
Rye nominal at 65N6Sc
Provisions quiet
Lard quiet.
Butter dull and weak Pa. Creamery extra,
5O43lc hrSts. 2S0Sc: Western, 2o0SOC firstS
23025c; Bradford Extras 36097c
Rolls dull Pa. AMI Western. 9al6c "a tn
quality.
Eggs scarce and firm Penn'a and Weat.
ern, lSc Southern, lSAc.
Cheese firm. and fairly active.
Petroleum dull Refined, sh0sHc.
Whisky at 81 10 -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-04-10

e1-PLAIN TALK FROM DR SwAYNK-TO Whom
IL May Concern: Itching Piles is one of the
most annoying complaints known TO physi-
clans. Every one can tell whether he is thus
afflicted by observing the following symp-
toms Intense itching, particularly after get
ting warm. 1t seems as If pin worms were
crawling IN or about the rcctum. Small Jumps
sometimes form. The private parts are often
affected The more you scratch the worse the
itching. knowing that my ointment Is super
,or to any article in thu market, guarantee It
to cure the worst case OF itching piles in exist
ence.
(Signedl, HSW AiNE, M. ID.
DR. Swaync's Ointment Is also pleasant and
effective cure for tetter, itch, salt rheu N, cry
sipelas, barber's itch, pimples, and all scaly,
crusty, itchy skin eruptions. Sold by all
prominent druggists. or will be sent for SO cts.
lin &c. stamps), 3 boxes, sl.e5. Address, DR..
swayne Son, Philadelphia, Pa.
oct,4-lydTu. .Th&S&w
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TIL K FLAM ES.
Terrible Fire at Westminster. Md.

Terrible Fire at Westminster. Md.
WESTMINSTER, Nd, April 1O.-At 2
q. m. disastrous fire is raging in West
minister. 1t is of incondialy origin and
started in ThompsOn's livery stable. Eigh-
teen buildings have been burned and are
still burning. Loss, 100000.
Later accounts say thirty houses were
burned, but the fire is now under control.
Several people were burned to death.
Disastrous Prairie Fire
LINCOLN, Neb., April 1O.-The most
destructive prairie fire that ever occurred
here is now devastating the country few
miles north of here. One fatal and many
other accidents are reported. The firo
covers fifty square miles.
Hotel Burned.
ANsONIA, Conn.,, April 1O.-The Ansor ia
hotel burned this morning. Two of the
guests were slightly injured. Loss, sl2, 900;
insurance, $1,000.
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MAKKE7S.
New York Market.

Nry Yonx, April 10-Flour-State and
Western quiet i; without change; Superfne
state, p 4OG3 80; Extra do, % l5Qt4 10; !;
Choice to Fancy do, 81 1907 q; Superfine
Western, s. 4O4l3 50; Common to Good Extra
do % 75g44O; Choice do, 81 5Os17; Choice
White Wheat, IS 2507.
Wheat L@1c higher and firm; moderate
speculative trading; No. White. 81 II No.
Kej, MAY IL l7GQi I7sn do June. 81 lS1sll lS3h !;
do July, 81 lss1gl l7ss do April. 81 l5s4 Did,
81 l6 asked.
Corn Anlc higher and fairly active: Mixed
Western spot 5065kc; do future, 64G67c.
Oats X@%c better lstate. 5e@57c Western,
5O056c: No April, 50A05sc; May, ON
JOZc; June, 49H050Nc.
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Western Grain naarhot,

DErRoIT.-Wheat was frmer No. White.
receipts @ i bus: sS sSinmsSts rsn; w%se s Su
Corn dull No. at 53c
Oats were steady; No. 2 ut 45kc; No. 2 white
at 4Sc.
MILwAUKRE.-Wheatw was feverish weak at
Il decline No. Milwaukee hard nominal do
soft. cash. at 81 OO1: April nominal May at
81 02A; June ut 81 O4Zc.
Corn was quiet No. nominally at 57kc.
Oats were In fair demand No. 2 at II; No. ]
white at 46c.
Rye was quiet No. at SIC; No. at 5Sc.
Barley was easier; No. spring extra at 63S
053Nc.
PEORrA.-Corn was weak and inactive; new
high mixed at 474<G4Sc mixed at 47k0lSc.
42G43%c.
Rye was dull No. 2 at &C.
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DEATHS.


BENDER In LeacOck township, April 8, 1888
William Bender, In the 63d year OF his age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from his late
residence in LeacocE township, on Thursday
morning ut 10 o'clock. Interment q Christ
church. a9 Std
BOYD.-ln steeltom, Pa, Oh the sth inst, DR.
j. .. BOyG.
The relatives and friends OF tie family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the Pennsylvania railroad depot, this
city, on Wedne sday morning at $40 O'Clock.
High mass at st Mary's chnlch. In1ermcnt at
ST. Mary's cemetery. 2t.
DIEHM.-On April o. 1855. in Warwick Lam
caster county, Pa, Christian Diehm, in the
SD year OF his age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dencc on Thursday morning at l0.o'clock. 1t
HassoN.-At Salisbury, April 9, 1885,. Joseph
ID. Hasson, in the sSih year OF his age.
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Tue PRESIDENTS TRIP.

He Disports himself Sunday school
Picnic.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April 1O.-A spe
cial dispatch to the Times. Union says that
the president left Sanford for Kissimmes
City yesterday morning on special train.
He stopped at Winter park and again at
Orelando to attend a Sunday school
picnic. From Kissimmce a steam yacht
will carry tho party down the river about
forty miles to an island where black bass
are plentiful.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-04-10
Temperance meeting.

The Woman's Christian Temperance
union will meet tomorrow "Wednesday
afternoon, in the lecture room of the Duke
street NJ. L. church, at half-past two
o'clock.
1t is expected that Mrs. j. Ellen Foster,
of Wisconsin,, will DO in Lancaster and
speak Oh temperance OH the Goth instant.
The hour and place will he duly an
nOuGced
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Live Stock MarkOe,

CHIcAao-Hogs-Receipt $500 heat ship.
ments. $500 head; market active and lou
higher mixed. 81 1567 so: heavy, 81 60ds !;
light. 81 2507 20 skips, - 5O07 %.
Cattle-Receipta, 4.OOJ head Shipments l,lOO
head; market better. except for exports,
which continue dull and weak: exports Mt
sG 50G6 50; good to choice shipping, So 90
G6 IS ;cOmmOn to fair. IS 1906 80.
Sheep-Receipts. 4, 700 head shipments, 2 100
head; market fair, but largely local trade !;
Eastern buyers operating sparingly common
to fair, s. 7565; gOOdtO choice, IS 5O0875
EAST LIBERTY-Cattle - Receipts, $50 head !;
nothing doing.
HOgs-Receipts, 4.625 head; market steady !;
Philadelphias, S. l59S 3; Workers, u 7O0
80.
sneep-Iseccipts 900 head; market slow
and unchanged
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Fatal Results Of Il Hurricane.

Hot SPRINGS, Ark, April 1O.-Reports
of the late hurricane at points remote from
railroads and telegraphs show that great
damage was done beyond Ouachita river.
There was considerable loss of life. John
Neusch and wife were killed by falling
timber, and Theodore Wilson's house fell
on and killed him.
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Y NJ h a. District Conference.

Tie sessions of the district conference
90 Thursday the 12th inst, will be held in
the Y. NJ. c. A. hall from 10 to 12 a. m.
and . to p m. The evening meeting
will he held ia the Moravian church, COM
m"ncing ut Z! o'clock, to which the public
are cordially invited.
State Secretary s. A. Taggart and dele.
gates from York, Harrisburg, Mannheim
and other points wilt be present. A
pleasant as we'll as a profitable time is
anticipated.
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NEH ADYER1ISEIMIcNTs.

VXyANTED-2s CIGAkMAKEHs AT 40
w 4Oj South Water street. None but good
wOrkmen need apply. Itd*
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-04-10
BADLY Burned.

A son of Christ. Brown, ono Of the
lamp lighters, was badly burned this
inoriiing whilo filling one of the lamps on
Low street. The lamp was lighted and
he put his hands. which were covered
with oil, inside for the purpose of extin-
gushing it, They Immediately took fire
as did also his clothing, and he was worry
badly burned before tbe flames could bs
distinguished.