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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-30

This house has been opened to the public
since April, 1882. and already has become a
very popular resort 1t is a very large brick
building, located in the most central part of
the city, Nos. Ill and lis North Queen street,
and occupies II lot 3ixl7O feet in extent and
has II fine summer garden In the rear, where
lovers of beer can find rest and comfort with
out annoyance. Mr. ID. is well and favOlably
knO"n among us, having kept the Rising un
and Union hotel for nine years, in this time
forming many friends, who with thousands OF
others flock to call on him in his new place.
Mr.. ID. having expended some $2i,OOO on the
property, has confidence in his ability in
pleasing his patrons. This gentlemen keeps
I'm stock a large assortment of foreign and do
nestle wines and liquors OF the prominent
manufacturers OF Europe and Amer lea. Those
lesirOus of obtaining firstclass liquors or
beer will do well to call early and often dur.
ing the season. Mr.. d. is agent for the Berg
dolls celebrated beer that is so well and favor
ably known. 1t
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DECuRATION DAY DEVICES.

An Oddly Gotten Up Sir knight.
Magnificent as was the street pageantry.
blending as it did the picturesque CO.'S
TUNES of medieval warriors and the showy
uniforms of modern military. itiwas not a
more pretentions display than the civic
decorations by the people generally and by
shrewd merchants in particular. Specially
attractive to sightseers was the uniqneness
of the show window of the Great Atlantic
and Pacific tea company, ia North Queen
street, where the manager, Clarence S.
West. had artistically portrayed a Sir
knight. whose queer makeup was as fol
lows On back ground, AXIS feet, of fine
white sugar, the word welcome in ground
coffee hat of Knight, roasted coffee !;
feather. fine white sugar with light coffee
rib. and cross of Jumps of white sugar &;
hair and moustache, tea u; face light brown
sugar eyeballs, ground coffee collar,
white sugar coat, roasted coffee, with
green Iapels; sash, white sugar, black
coffee border, and cross of brown coffee.
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The WESTERN STORMS,
Death and Disaster in their Tracks

Death and Disaster IN their Tracks.
. CINCINNATI, May 3O.-Later reports OF
Mondays storm from tho Little Miami
valley say that something like cloud
burst occurred, flooding houses and driv-
ing people from the first floors of their
dwellings,. Much damage was done in
Shelby, Decatur and Bartholomew coun.
ties, Indiana.
In Butler county, Ohio, family near
West Chester were badly injured by fall.
ing walls and great damage was done to
barns and dwellings,. At Lancaster, Owen
county, Indiana, w. X. Williams, his wife
and children, and the four Craft brothers,
were killed by falling timbers, and q
number of others injured.
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DEATHE.

WATT.-In this city. on the 9th inst, Lizzie
LearmOnth. wife OF z. Z. Watt.
Funeral on Thursday, at 2 p. M. from her
husbands residence, No. $50 North Duke
trect.
STROHM.-On the 29th inst, in this city. Mrs.
Am StrOhm, wife of John StrOhn, sr, aged 70
Years, months aud q days.
The relatives and triencs are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her husband No. 81 South Duke
street, on Thursday morning. Services at the
Mennonite mcet!ng-house, Strasburg, at 10
O'Clock. lnterment at Strasburg.
VoGT-lm New Holland, on Tuesday morn.
ing May 20. Anna Mary, daughter of Philip
and Anna Mary vogt, aged years and % days.
Funeral on Thursday at O'Clock p. m. from
the residence of George Kuhlman. No. sos
Woodward street, this city. 1t*
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SECOND EDITION.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING NAY 80. 1883
TELEGRAMS.
THE RAvAGEs OF THE FLAMES.
a Disastrous Fire In Lynchburg, Va-Ths
"Lurid LevelIer 4" In This state.

a DISASTROUS Fire In Lynchburg, vs-The
"Lurid Leveiler " In This state.
LYNCHBURG, Va, May, 3O-11 A. NJ
The most disastrous fire that has ever
visited this city broke out at ten O'Clock
this morning and is now raging furiously.
Half a million dollars worth Of
property has already been destroyed, in.
Guiding the Daily Virganian building and
fixtures, the Commercial bank, the large
hardware establishment of Jones, Watts
Bros. & Co., the large tobacco manufac-
tory of Flood and Peters and other bust
ness houses several residences have also
been destroyed. A strong wind is blow
ing and the fire department is unable to
cope with the flames. Telegrrms have
been sent to Richmond for aid.
Flames In PenusyIvanis.
WILLIAMsPORT, Pa, May 3O-A fire at
Montgomery, 9 miles from here, early this
morning, burned the saw mill of
John johnson, with over ninety tons
of bark, the store and dwelling
of J. F. Derr, tho saddler shop of Edward
Felsburg, and the shoeshop of J. E. Lloyd.
The losses have not been ascertain ed.
johnson has no insurance on his property,
but the other buildings are partially ill.,
sured.
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ssIGNEES' SALE Or VALUABLE CITY
N REAL ESTATE.
On SATURDAY, JUNE 23. 1883, under an
order OF the Court of Common Pleas of Lam
caster county. there will be sold at the Loop
ard Hotel, in said city, the following desirable
No. l. A Large Double Two-Stolietl ERICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with u Two-StOried
Brick Back Building attached, and the Lot OF
Ground adjacent thereto, fronting about 4e
feet on the north side Of East Orange street,
and extending in depth 245 feet to Marion
street, in said city, the house being numbered
III East Orange street. A choice variety OF
Fruit Trees and Grape Vines are growing on
this attractfvely located lot.
situated on the north side OF East Walnut
street, near Frankl n street, in said city, con.
tanning together in front A feet, and extend
ing in depth 100 feet to q ten feet wide alley.
TIE said lots being numl, ,ered 393 aud 400 In
the general plan of the Chestnut street tract
Sale to commence at o'clock in the even.
ing, when the conditions Will te made known
by j. FREDERICK SENER
Assignee OF william Hensel and wife.
mayA-WGStsd.
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MARKEIS.


CHICAGo-Bogs-Receipts. 1900 heat ship
menis, 2.,OO head market without change /;
mixed, IS 1907 10; heavy, II 1927 40; light,
t6 SUGS7 70; skips, s. 3 66 30.
Cattle-Receipts. 500 head shipments, Z. 100
head; market opened brisk but ciosed dull |;
exports, $5 9506 10: good to choice shipping,
2 61Gs5 %; common to fair, &595 80.
Sheep-Keceipts, l,OOO head shipments, l,30O
head :; moderately active with fair demand: !:
common to fair, - l504 50; good, . 30 {;
choice, Sc 90.
EAST LIBERrY-C -Cattle-Rcceipts, LOG head !;
dull ut yesterdays prfcts.
HOgs-Receipts, l,6lO head: market slow:
Philadelphias. 81 1907 55: Workers, 81 1907 30.
Sneep-Receipts, 800 head market active
ana L shade higher than Yesterday.
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6ORED BY AN ELEPHANT.
Ono of Forepaugn's BeasIs In q Fit Of A
g0r Attacks and Almost Kills q BOY.

Ono OF Forepaugn's BeasIs In q Fit OF An
ger Attacks and Almost Kills q BOY.
Patrick Conner, sixteen year old lad
from Peabody, was terribly torn by a mad
elephant belonging to FOrepaugh's show,
in Boston. The boy was hard at work at
the tents on the Coliseum grounds, glad
of chance to earn a ticket to the after.
noon show, and was carrying an armful
of hay into the elephants quarters, when
one of the brutes suddenly snatched him
from the ground, and for moment swung
him, screaming in the air.
The trunk of the enraged beast was
twined about the boys waist, and with a
Gnal twirl the lad was hurled to the
ground. The elephant then attempted to
gore and trample upon him. Before the
attendants could prevent it, with stroke
of one tusk the animal tore open the boy
body. As the brute was about to finish
the work by stepping upon his victim, the
blows of poles, hooks and clubs distracted
his attention long enough to allow the
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A Mexican Masonic Apron,

staunton (Va.) Spectator.
There is on exhibition at Jacksonville,
La. ,a.beautiful Masonic apron captured BY
a Georgian artillery officer in the Mexican
war from the famous General Antonio LO-
PEI de Santa Anna at the time of his mem-
Orable retreat, when not only his private
baggage, but his wooden log, was left b.
hind in his sudden flight. The apron is Of
white satin and a silk back, At the top
is a star embroidered in gold, within
which is the mystic letter G benesth this
there is embroidered scroll esembling .
Maltese cross on either side of which in
large Roman characters are the golden
letters, NJ. B. the significance of which no
local craftsmen has interpreted.
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attendants to pull tae unconscious boy
beyond reach.
The elephant il approaching tho dan
gerous and treacherous old ago which ron.
dered necessary the execution Of Barnum's
Pilot. There was no provocation for the
assault. the elephant simply being sei.sd
with one of the dts Of rage to which
he has been subject.
The lad is not dead. although terribly
larcerated aud suffering from broken
arm. 1t is thought tho injury to vital Or
gans is beyond repair. The elephant is
being disciplined.
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OUR HON K MUSICIANS.
The Choir For the knights TempIar In
l8tlOn.

The Choir For the knights TempIar install
The musical exercises at Fulton hall this
afternoon were under the direction of Prof.
VIM. B. Hall and the following ladies and
gentlemen from this city participated,
their execution of the parts assigned to
them elciting the warmest commenda-
tion
Sopranos A. NJ. Hubley, A. V.
Hunter, Misses Leila Bear, Name E..
Lochcr, Ella Musser, Sallie L. Kahle,
Lizzie A. Bachler, Mary Zimmerman,
Margie X. Heinitsh, Amelia Bachler,
Alice Marshall.
Tenors-Messrs. VIM. Schlaugb, J. T..
Zimmerman, Charles L. Srindler, John F.
Heinitsb, A. ii. Fritchey, James Wilson,
Clarence West.
Altos-Misses Mary Schaubel, Mary
Sener, Laura Locher, Ella Arnold, Alice
MiIey, Clara II. Eicholtz, Annie Miller.
Bass Messrs. J. B. Albright, II. G.
Mellinger, S. ID. Bausman, A. Sheetz, L.
A. Pressenser, Ii. S. Bossart, G.. Rsssler,
Ii. Raub, II. Clay.
Orgauists Prof. f. W. Hass, Mr.. F. G
Meyer. Instrumental music, City Cornet
band.
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In EUROPE.
Marked Decrease of Peters Ponce Coutri.
DutlOps.

Marked Decrease of Peters Ponce COntri-
butlOps.
ROME, May 3O.-The contribution OF
Peters Pence have continued to decrease
so rapidly during the past few months that
an appeal to all the bishops is being pre-.
pared by the pope, urging them to awaken
the faithful to the necessity of providing
funds for the needs of the Holy See.
Prominent EDglishman Dead.
LONDON, May 3O.-Alex Kennedy Isbis
ter, N. A. L. L. B., who was instrumen
tai in freeing British North America from
the Hudson bay company, and annexine
that section to Canada, is dead.
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AKniRht Attacked. .

Last night Knight Templar, whose
name could not be learned, was caught on
South Lime street, between East King and
Church, by some roughs who knocked
him down and beat him. He regaiued his
feet and ran at rate to make Frank Hart
turn white, and his assailants got no
money, which they were likely after.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR RESULAH CohhssfoNnA>oA
EVENT. Along the susquehsnns-itoms "i
Interost In and Around the Borough
Picked up by the Intolii-

wv>ct. a,opx the susquehanna-ltoms Of
Interost In and Around the Borough
Picked up by the Intolii-
State d. d. Grand Chancellor Stein
berger, OF Danville. Pa. and D. ID. Grand
Chancellor Offender, Lancaster, paid a
pleasant visit to Conestoga lodge No 463,
of German Knights of Pythias of Pa,
at the lodges last evening. they instructed
tie lodge in important unwritten work,
and decided important questions. A re-
past was served to the visitors and men,
bers of the lodge after the adjournment
at Gottlieb Young's. The grand officers
were highly pleased with their entertain
ment while here.
Mr.. S. N. Bertheisel temporarily fills
Mr.. Zach. Hardy's place in the X. & U.
railroad Office here, until the latter 70
turns from trip.
Miss Emily Wright is homo from Phila
delphia for the summer.
Mr.. Christian Snavely, of Philadelphia,
is in town.
Shad fishing is about to take ''boom. !"
A slight fall in the river is all the fisher
men say they now require. Last nights
work was we'll repaid by big hauls.
Orion lodge of Odd Fellows meets TO-
. night.
A lively fight and much disorder oc
CURED on Front street last night, the par
ticipants being a crowd of drunks."
Little Locals.
Columbia will be we'll represented in
Lancaster to day. The Ironville band will
head Cyrene commandery, of this place in
the parade of thu Knights Templar.
Mr.. Noah Shanebrook has received the
contract for repain:ing the exterior Of
Odd Fellows hall. The height of tho
building will require cool heads to do the
work.
On tho Street.
Frederick Wagner had his left arm
broken above the wrist, yesterday after
noon, by falling over a stOOp while at
tempting to save his little sister from fall.
ing from a bicycle on which she was
sitting.
Game of base ball on the river shore be-
tween two picked mines, yesterday after
noon. Poor playing as the score, 90 to 16,
shows. The boys all require much prac
fica
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DrtvlDg AccideDts

Last evening Patrick Cherry was drlv.
ing one of his coupes along West Chestnut
street, and in turning out for another
party, near Market street, his vehicle
struck an ash pile breaking two wheels
badly. The carriage was loaded, but no
ono was hurt.
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Kov. Lynch Dead .

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, May 3O.-Rev.
Charles Lynch, pastor of St. Francis
church, who has been prominently identi.
fled with Land League affairs, is dead.
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sale of Horses aud Col,s.

Samuel Hess & Son. auctioneers, sold at
public sale, on Tuesday last, at Millers.
vile, Lancaster county. Pa, for Harry
c. Lintner, II head of Virginia horses and
colts, at an average price of $50 SO per
head
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BASEBALL,

Various oamos'n Phliadelphia and Tre ntOn.
PHILADELPHIA, May 3O-At tho morn
ing game the Athletics score was 0, 0, l.,
Q. 3, l. 0, 1, 2-S. Columbus 0, 0, 0, O,O,
2, 3, 0, O-5.
Philadelphia Chicago.
At the morning game the Philadelphia
score stood 4, 0, 1, 3, O, 0, O, 0, O-S. The
Chicagos', 5, 1, 0, 4, 0, 1, 4, 0, x-15.
At Trenton.
TRENTON, N. j., May 3O.-At the morn
ing game tho score was, Brown diversity
0, 2, 1, 0. 0, 0, o, 0, O-3. Trenton, 4, D,
1, 0, 1, 5, 1, 0, 1-12.
In Baltimore
BALTIMORE, May 3O.-The game played
this morning here stands Eclipse, 0, 5, O.
o. l. 0. l, 0: %; Baltimore, 0, O. o. 0,
8, 2, 0, O-S.
PROVIDENCE. r. l., May 3O.-Providence
Buffalo, 2.
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Largo BAll.

The Marion club held a ball in West
End hall last evening which was great
SUCCESS in every particular. Tho crowd was
very large aud the order excellent.
The dancing to Stoey's music was kept up
until late hour.
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Tho Walking Match,

BALTIMORE, Nd, May, 3O.-At one
o'clock this afternoon the score at the
walking match was Hughes, 284 miles
Normac. 266 miles Panchet, ESQ miles
Hart, 255 miles.
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NEW 4DYEkTIsEMENTs.

LIVERY ENPRESs TRAIN BRINGS ME
II Fresh Strawberries and all kinds of Veg
ctables. sold 400 pounds OF Creamery Butter
tor table use to-day; fresh supply every day at
CHAS. w. ECKEKT'S DAILY MARKET,
IT No. 100 East King Street.
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I,srArE OF JOSHUA WILSON LATE OF

u Drumore township, Lancaster county,
dec'd.-Letters OF administration ON said es-
tate having been granted to the undersigned,
all persons indebted to said deced0nt are re-
quested to make immediate settlement, and
those having claims or demands against the
esta.e OF said dccedcnt, tn make known the
same 10 the undersigned without delay, re-
siding In Drumore township.
EDWARD AMBLER,
mo- 6tw* Administration.
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lsetter than S1O,OOOi

~ spent over $40 OO, in % years." said NJ tjor
IL. W. Hines, OF Boston. Mass, in being
doctored for epilepsy. l employed the best
physicians in New Orleans, ST. Louis. New
York. Phila 30 ,ton, London and Paris but
all to no purpose. Samaritan Neruinc has
cured mo entirely" $l.5O.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nlouhers Mothers Mothers,

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the cxcruciating pain of cutting teeth
If so, go at once and get bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer Observation-Disclosures
upon 1t T.; there is no mistake about it. There is
not mother on earth who has ever used it.
who will not tell you al 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 one of the oldest and best
female physicians in the United States. Sold
everywhere. % cents a bottle.
mayl-M, saw
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A Woman Fonna a,ai,,x -, u.,


PATTERSON, N. j., May 3O.-Sally
Storey was to day found guilty of man
slaughter with a recommendation to
mercy, for the poisoning OF Mrs. Elizabeth
FleeSt
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WEATHER INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, May 3O.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather,
followed by rains, winds mostly easterly,
stationary or lower temperature and
pressure.
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Don't furry GeutIemau, :"

r
Said Il man on his way to be hanged, thereil
be no fun till get there" We say to the dys-
peptic, nervous and debi'itated, don't hurry
thOughtlcssly tor tome remedy OF doubtful
merit uncertain of relief, when you can get at
the druggists for one doll BurdOck Blood Bit
ters almost sure to cure and certain to benefit.
For sale bv IL. b. Cochran, druggist, l37 and
l39 North Queen street
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sNAMUEL n. Pkls;E, ATTORNEY. HAS
- Removed his Of,ice from IS North Duke
street 10 No. 81 GRANT STREET. tmmeti
ateiy In Rear cf Court HOu'e "a. Longs New
Building. "l7-tfd
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1.-The best is the cheapest" is an old and
true maxim. The CellulOi'l Eyeglasses are
the eyes. For sale by all leading Jewellers and
Opticians. my2l-lwdeOu&W
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Meeting OF tho Board of Health.

Meeting OF tho Board OI Heaith.
Last evening a meeting of the board OF
health was held at the Office of the secre-
tary, DIR. C. II. Brown. Reports were re.
ceived in regard to the existence and
spread of smallpox. 1t was ascertained
that there have been no new cases in tho
prison in the last five days. There are
four cases now in the hospital of the
prison for treatment and the dis
ease is abating. Three cases of vario-
loid have been reported in the city,
and while tho board do not think there is
any occasion for alarm, they recommend
the citizens to use the usual methods to
prevent its spread by vaccination. and
closely guarding against allowing pipes or
cess pools to become impure.
The board on investigation find that tho
prison officers have done all in their power
to prevent the spread of the disease.
Keeper Burkholder of the prison was
present at the meeting and presented tho
afiidavits of the baker aud the underkeep-
ers to show that the statement that ap
pcared in the Examiner over the name OF
!" Prisoner +" a few evenings ago in regard
to the conduct of the officials was untrue
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Tho Luray ExCursiOnists.

An excursion party of AZ gentlemen and
Is ladies' who left last Monday from Phil
adelphia for Luray stopped off hero to-
day to see Lancaster. They travel on two
Pullman cars. The excursion is under
the management of Donaldson & Brown.
Among tue party are Morris Lelar, OF
Le!ar Bros, Philadelphia; DIR. c. Kamerly,
VIM. II. Hooper, Fred Bockius, the mu-
sician of the party, and VIM. J. Callahan,
the orator. The party took drive around
town this morning. and after viewing the
X. I. parade will leave for Philadelphia
this evening. Michael Grawley was the
pioneer Of the party during their stay in
Lancaster.
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INCREDuLITY exists, but nobody has been
heard to deny the whOlcsOmeness and puri'
flying effects OF GIcnn's Sulphur Soap.
my2S-lWdeOd&w
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JHOR RENr.-THE STORE EstON, NO. 30
North Queen street. now occupied by
Amos Ringwalt. Apply to
THOS. r. FRANKLIN,
feb7 s @ Scodtfd No. 100 East King 81.
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Dist,Pd,SALs FOR STONE AND STONE
WORK-PropOsals will be received UP to
O'Clock D. IN. on Monday. June 4th, for build.
ing stone per perch, delivered on the ground
of the Eastern Market Company.
Also for hauling stone per perch from the
AlmshOuSc quarry.
Also for laying stone per perch. either in
cluding or not including the mortar. Also
for lime per bushcl and sand per load.
Bids to ue left ut Allan A. Herr & Co. g office,
No. los East King Street, where plan and speci-
ficatiOns can be seen. }. FRED SENER,
m29-5tR Chairman Building Committee.
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ANOTHER INUENOlAkY FIRE,

John r. scnaum's stable Partly Burned.
About one o'clock this morning an
alarm of fire was sounded from box "a, at
German and Beaver streets, caused by tho
burning of John Z. Schaum's stable, in
the rear of Mr., Schaum's residence, 2OS
South Queen. Engine companies Nos. 1
and quickly responded and extinguished
the fire after the roof had all been burned,
except the tin on it. Two horses in the
stable were taken out with lot Of other
goods, such as copper. and nothing of the
contents were burned. On the building
Mr.. Schaum's loss is about 5000, and he
has no insurance. Tho building was un
.loubtedly set on fire, as a ladder which
some of Mr.. Schaum's workmen had been
using yesterday at Mr.. Arnold's, near by,
was found standing against the stable and
leading to a window i'm the second floor.
The incendiary entered this window and
applied the match.
On the way to the fire engine No. had
a wheel broken to pieces. Mr.. Schaum
speaksof the firemen in the highest terms
of praise for tho excellent work done by
them.
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"Dr. Benson's Skin Cure crddicdted my
pimples. They used to break out continually
Steve 7. Harrison, Rochester, N. Y. 81, ut
druggists.
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That Husband of Mine
Is three times the man he was before he began
using "Wells' Health Rcnewcr." 81. Drug.
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