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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-10

The few surviving members of tho As
sociation of Old Defenders of Baltimore Of
the war Of 1912, attended services yester
day at the Broadway Meth Jdist Episcopal
church in that city. 1t had been
the custom of the Old Defenders to
meet in the city hall on the Sun
day preceding the anniversary Of
the battle of North Point, and after
marching around Battle monument, pro
ceeded TO church. Yesterday, owing TO
the ago and iriirmities Of the survivors,
the meeting was dispensed with, and they
were taken 10 church from their homes in
carriages under the escort Of Wilson Post,
q. A. Il. There are eight survivors, SIR
OF whom were taken To chuich, namely
William Batchelor, aged 9G years Geo
Boss, 81 ; Nathan Watts, 81 ; Samu
jennings, SO ; Darius Wheeler, So. arc
James Morford, 81, Col. E Hansbury
J 81, and Ashbury Jarret, 81, the Other
! members of the association, were too in
firm to participate in the celebration.
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sHasssaH
EOh bdLE.
XTaLUApLE mILL PROPERTY AT AS

NTaLUABLE MILL PROPERTY AT AS
SIGNEk'S SALE.-On THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER 30, lss3-The undersigned will
sell al public sie on the premises, situate In
Para ise township, about L'mile northwest
from Paradise and ono-halt mile south from
Gordonville station, on the Il, X. H., all that
valuable mill and water-pOwer, with a tract
OF land, CONTAINING ABOUT 20 ACRES,
moro or less. The mill Is u three-story frame,
l0XCU feet, with four run OF hurTs, and all the
Necessary machinery ana fixtures tor a Il rst-
class merchant and grist mill, with one OF the
best water powers on Pcquea Greek, ana In "A
ricn ant thickly scltied ncighborhood. A
large twO-story STONE MANSION HOUSE.
with stone Kitchen attached. Frame Stable
and other out buildings, never-iailing
spring OF water with pump In the Kitchen, IA
variety OF fruit trees and other improvements,
No .. Also, NJ the same time. lot OF ground
adjoining the above, CONTAINING THRkE-
QUARTERS or AN ACRE. whoreon Ia erect.
ed "a double two story STONE HOUSE, with
slate root, ON this lot there IL an excellent
Lines one flag quarry.
No s. A tract of land adjoining Nos ANA 2
CONTAINING ACRES AND 9S PERCHES OF
first ratio Limestone land, with q small stream
OF water passing through the same and Is n
very desirable tract ior building or farming
! and truck purposes.
Any person wishing to View tho properties
: he oIG the day of sale can cal! on the under.
/ signed, or on David Brua, residing on No. 2,
| sale 10 commence at O'Clock, y. m. Terms
! made known by
/ JOEL l.. LIGuTNER, Assignee.
/ Rob DOwsRY, Auctioneer.
augaS sspl, Ls,li, ,i5,ls&Stw
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CtIUltT.
The BrickeryIIp Church Case-seutsBcr-
Psrsed.

The Briekerynio church Case-sentsnce-
fs.sed.
This morning court met at 10 O'Clock
for the purpose Of resuming the trial of
tho Bhckervlle church case. At that time
the jury were all in and tho hearing Of
testimony for the plaintiffs again began.
Sentence For ToTo!D'e Enuy.
George ShofT, Abraham Shof and Benz
Good, who were convicted Of forciSio
eDtry, at the last quarter sessions, wera
brought into court, on process, by the
sheriff, for sentence. The court in pat sing
seutenCc stated that IL had been shown in
the trial that the defendant had broken
into the ds'iI,ry in Pequea township but
once, while those who were sentenced on
Saturday had persisted in doing SO He
would take this and the fact that tho jury
send a recommendation OF mercy into
consideration for passing sentence. The
defendants were then sentenced to pay 4
fine of s25 and costs
In the case OF Mary Kline 0ormerly
Kissingerj, an action TO recover damages,
in which the jury found in favor Of plain
tiff for $2 ,027, the defendants to day took
writ of error to the supreme court.
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sey S."--The Newark, y. - JOUrH0i In
speaking of the RchGn com inatioD play
Daly's famous c)medy, 7.9O,s says The
company Is one OF the strongest travelling
dramatic organizations We haYc seen I'm this
city for some time. Most OF managers travel
ing with II Now York success llko 7..o-S, select
"A cheap company and depend on the Ucputa.
ton OF the play to draw the audiences. Here
is where the Rchun combination differs from
most of them, and We are pleased To record
one of the largest and best Cnlcrtainc audi.
cnccs assembled at the PARK theatre last night
10 witness the rSt pro 'uction In this city OF
COS, that we have seen tor some time" THIS
company " II be here on Wednesday evening.
The chart tor the sale OF reserved seats opened
to-day at the opera house office.
- only Miners Daughter. This power
ful emotional play VIII DC presented at the
opera hons, this evening. II has had great
success throughout thO country, because OF lis
high merit and e efficient mannerit - placed
and rendered upon the stage. The drama Is
given by tho Finn avenue company which IS
"A strong one, including amongi some vely
prominent and able artists. There -h 1uli O
u large audience present.
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a FLYING Machine,

Mr.. II. G. Lirfold, the inventor of q
flying machine, has conducted an expert
ment with his invention between Coin
brook and West DraytoD, England. The
apparatus, which is described as steam
sailing machine, is constructed Of light
wood, and is shaped like the frame
Of -four wheeled carriage, with two large
wheels in front and two small ones
behind. Motive power is TO Ue obtained
by steam, which will work q nine bladed
screw, and tho inventors idea is to propel
tho machine by steam on land until it
attains a speed of thirty Or thirty five
miles, velocity which he calculates will be
sufficient to lift the machine into the
air, when it will DO navigated by means of
the sails with which ii Is fitted. From the
result of his experiment he is confident
that it is possible to fly in the air at the
height of mile. BY the permission OF
the Great Western railway company the
experiment was made on the newly finished
portion Of tho railway to Staines, between
Colnbrook and West Drayton, and the
inventor was accompanied by Mr..
Troythick, tho locomotive superintendent
of the company Mt Paddington. The
machine was placed OH truck and con
nected with an engine, whence tho steam
was derived, and the gearing was manipu
lated from another truck. The operator
succeeded in getting the machine lifted
from the truck into the air aud expressed
himself fully satisfied with the result o
trial
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nEIailtuyuOuD NEWS.

Events rear and sorosS the County Limos.
Tho American league Of bicyclers will
meet in Fairmount park on tho goth.
Allentown has 22 churches, 90 Minister,
81 doctors, 90 hotels, "a lawyers and 10
n swspaper publications.
$4,000 will bc disbursed TO J.. ~ II
workmen In Reading ~ wages for the
month Of August.
Colonel John III. Lick, of Lebanon, has
offered To contribute s2G, 900 and ton acres
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Tho following statement of william J.Lough
In, OF Somcryillc, Mass, Is 20 remarkable that
We beg to ask for it the attention of our read
ere. He says "Tn the fall OF 1876 was taken
with violent bleeding of the lungs followed
by II severe cough | soon began 10 loso my
appetite ana flesh / was so weak NJ ono time
that | could not leave my bed. In tho sum.
NOR OF 1877 was admitted to iho CITY Hospital.
Whil, there the doctors said had bOle IN
my IoitlunR rs big as halEdollar cxpcnd-
ed over Il hundred dollars IN doctors and med.
i2iugs. Twas so tar gone at ono time report
", Ht around that was dead. gave up hope
but Trend told mo OF DIR. WIN. HALLS
BAIsAM FOR THE LUNGS. | larghe at
my friends, thinking my case 81 rcurablc, but
got a ~ tile 20 satisfy them, when 10 my sur
priscH Il qualification, / commenced To feel
better Ny hope, once dead, began 20 revive,
ard To lay feel I'm better splr!ts than have
tho past three years.
- write this hoping You VIII publish Il, 40
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
viii bc induced TO take DIR. WM. HALLS
BALsAM FORTHE LUNGS, aud be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. /
have taken two bottles ana can pOsitivoly say
that 81 has done me more good than all tho
other medicines | haze taken since my sick
ness My cough las almost entirely dlsap-
prurui ana | shall soou be nblot to 20 TO work,
-n9A hv n. q Cochran, l37 North Queen street
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Tho FsnItimors urioIe.

Baltimore is finishing tho preparations
for her OIiolo pageant this week, and the
city is fast filing up. Following Is de-
scriptiou of ono OF tho features of the
grand affair: In the academy of music an
Oriental scere Is pictured on the stage in
gorgeous hues and tho tgurantes, in the
street tableaux will, when they reach the
academy dlsmount and, entering tho thea
tire by the side entrance, take positions on
the stage The curtain rising will afford
the spectators a view OF the scene through
a curtain ofgauze. This will then be lifted
aud various brilliant flowers of mechanical
construction will burst into bloom and 4
number of figures standing around playing
! fountain are disclosed to the view. Lord
! and Lady Baltimore will sail in gondola
upon the stage and tableau Is formed.
the curtain then descending. 1t rsei Al
an intricate march is executed by the fig
urantes, and Immediately afterward tho
ball will be opened with tho Oriole Ian
| GERS
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phiIadeIpnIR niarEst,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. go Flour hrm. quiet
Supcrfinu. % 2Ja3 81; Extra, no. " 1904 -
Penna'a Family, $5a5 25 Ohio and Indiana
Family. o. 60dG - Minn, Extra clear 5bO0
u 90; do, straight, siaG 30.
Rye hour nt 81 tOI3 IS,
Wheat easier ana quiet; No. Z western
Rod, tl li(ll AZ No. , do 81 10Y No. !
Pa Rel. 81 nv; No. 2 uel kcd, u llH0l %.
Corn scarce and higher sail yellow, 6dc; sail
mixed, 65alG5ISc No. 5 Mixed, GbGCic.
Oats frm aud fair demand; No. Whito, IS ;
No. = " hite, 36hc No. do, BIC.
seeds-Iim othy at 81 G0pl %.
provisions IN good demand; Mess pork,
sliali 30; bSof hams, 2iG22c India mess
Deot, 100.
Btcon- smokedhams, liTal5i picked hams
l38l3Hc $780,.
Lard hrm; City refined, 0hg91aci loose
butchers, SIC prime steam, sS 81.
Butter hrm and aclivet Ia. and Western
Creamery extra, &c: Western extra, lGu
l7c do Rool to choice, l2Gl5c.
Eggs firm Penn'a extra, 2ic; western
| extra, 2oc.
Cheese quiet York tull cream, llc West
| eru do, 9A49kc; do tiir 10 good, s&Gac
| IA. part skins, l0p6c do tull ssims, lG3c
| Whisky at 81 20
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infant aud Adult industries.

N. y. Herald.
1t charms us to believe that we shall
presently be able to agree with the Tribune
upon the tariff question. That journal
admits that In many branches OF industry
there is now overproduction, and that this
is the result Of protection by tariff. But
il asserts that there are other brar ches Of
manufacture "that are still wholly or part
ly undeveloped - very many forms OF
manufacture have not yet been protected
at all, in the proper sense, and others have
been inadequately protected" and these
the Tribune thinks ought to DO protected.
Very we'll. Now, will the Tribune pre-.
sent to tho public list of those manufac.
lures which have been, as 1t says, sufii :
which have not been sufficiently or at all
protected ? This ought not to be difficult
for it to do, and VIC promise, when it fur
nishes such list, to consider it carefully,
with a sincere desire to agree with the
7ribune's view IL that, on the facts it pre-.
sents, seems Just.
Hitherto the protectionist leaders have
demanded protection for all industries,
and that has seemed to us contrary to their
own reasoning about protection" which
tboy have always asserted Is only justifi-
able as means Of helping infant industries
to establish themselys. There is hope of
reasonable men agreeing when the organ
Of tho protectionst faith, the Tribune,
admits that some industries have been
protected enough. That is our own
opinion and We await with impatience
the list which we ask the Tribune to pre-
pare for the public use.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-10

AsPLAtH TALK PROM Dn. SwAYur-Io Whom
IL MAY Concern! Itching piles is one OF the
most annoying complaints known To physi.
cians. every ono can toll whether he Is thus
afflicted by observing the following symp-
toms Intense itching, particularly after get
ting warm. II seems rs II pin worms were
crawling IN or about the rcctum. Small Jumps
sometimes form. The private parts are often
affected Tho moro you scratch the worse the
itching. Knowing that my ointment Is super.
Tor to any article IN the market, guarantee II
To cure tho worst case OF itching piles In exist
ence.
tsigncdl, H.SWhyNE, NJ. ID.
Dr. Swayno's Ointment Is also n pleasant aud
ofiootivc cure for letter, itch, salt rhcum, cry.
sipelas, BARRIERS itch, pimples, and all scaly,
crusty, itchy skin eruptions. soli by all
prominent druggists, or Will Do sent for 80 cts.
lin &c. stnmpsN 8 boxcB, fl25. Address, DR..
Swayno q Son, Philadelphia, Ia.
octls-iydTu.T &s&w
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FoR twcaty.five years have been evcrely
afflicted with Hay Fever. while l was sutfel'
ing intensely | was induced, through MI.
TichGnOT's testimonial. 10 try Ely's Cream
Balm. The effect was marvellous. II enabled
mo 10 perform my pastoral duties without tho
slightest Inconvenience, and have escaped II
return attack. pronounce Il l's Cream Balm
a cure for Hay Fever. WM 7. CARR, rrcsNy.
terian Pastor, Elizabeth, n. J.
can recommend Elys Cream Balm 10 MI
Hay Fever sufferers, It being, In my opini II,
founded upon experience AMI n sure cure. 1
was Gfrlctod with Hay Fever for twenty-five
years, ana never before found permanent rc
liet. WEBSTER u. IIAsKISs, Marshhcld, VI.
2W1SW
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LAWN TENNIS.
Altoona Defeats tue Homie club.

Altoona Defeats tue Homie club.
On Saturday afternoon Messrs Thayer
and Wadleigh, Of the Altoona lawn tennis
club, arrived in this city and played a
match game of tennis against Messrs.
Brinton and Dickey, Of the home club.
The first game was for the best three ont
of five series, which the Altoona players
won easily, although it was hard fought
throughout. Tho next gamo was for the
best two out Of three, which had to be
called at II o'clock on account of dark
ness, the score standing at that time one
to one. The visitors were especially strong
in the sieve aud net playing, and play a
very fine all around game.
On Tuesday afternoon the regular meet
ing OF the club will be held to elect officers
and attend to other current business,
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Mark EIE.
Fi.V York Markets.

NEW huRK, sept, -FlOur-Stat ana west
crn without quO,ablc change moderate IN
,I E0sti 20 CHI ice DO, 81 26dG o.; fancy do,
90 l0p7 90 round hoop OHIO. % s56li 40 choice
DO, 81 5NG0G IS; supornne Western, S@ 400
81; common TO gOOi extra do. 81 SOai 30
choice do. 81 3jRT01 choice white wheat do,
81 25d7 - southern STEADY; commo, 10 fair
extra, 81 ?5g5 90; good 10 choice do :; 35H
10.
wheat 9ka@tc lover. dull and heavy bnsi
ness mainly In options No ! White nominal
No. , Ned, Sept Il l540l lbA; oct, 81 lGHa
~ Nov, al lSisll lsts Dec 81 2OHd
/ 2i9s Jan. si 23dl 2Jl4 April, 81 y.
Corn 9S9lhc high,ri fairly nctiVe; MiTot
western spot, Gltpc5Hc do siuture. G554g66ii;,se
37c November 3IHG3'bzci state nj 500 isc'
Western at B0i2c,
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tIsrfipr GrOwn.

An interesting AID successful ATTEMPT
has just been made in Prussia to make
ravens do tho work OF carrier pigeons. a
few days ago three of these birds which
had been especially trained for the purpol 0
were thrown up at Coblen,z, and all three
flioht is somewhat slower than that of
pigeons but they arc safer rs carriers, as
they are less exposed to hostile attacks.
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This morning i gang Of Italian laborers
who have been working for Mr.. keogh,
the contractor VIII built the Lititz "
Lexington turnpike. came to Lancaster to
get their moLey. They claim that the
contractor owes them several hundred
dollars which las been due several weeks
and which they bad been promised to day
by John Echteruacli, who says he was
merely timckeerrr but the Italians say he
was q partner or Mr. Keogh. Mr. KeoGh
Is absent from thc city, attending to other
business, near Wilmington. He has been
telegraphed for, but up to $50 this after
noon had not been heard from. His friends
say that he would have paid tho laboreraS
promptly had the turnpike company PAID
him. Meantime the Italians, only one or
two Of whom speak Eueiisb, have been
sitting nearly all day ut tho base OF the
soldiers monument, venting their Ill will
against tho contractor. They are without
money and would have. been without food,
had not sympathizing passers by ''chippcd
IN " for their relief. They came from the
ialand of Capera, oil tho coast Of Sardinia
oniy few months ago.
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who died First .

Amoug tho curious lawsuits arisiog
from the CasamicciOla earthquake is the
following A couple Of married people,
&. and +. b., perIshed under the ruins.
They were worth about ten million francs.
died after his wife, +. B. The relatives
of tho wifo say that she died after her
husband. G. B. Hence the fight The
exhumation of the bodies has been
ordered, and staff of doctors will make o
uecrOscropical examination in order to
determine who died the first.
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Tho best saIve In the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulCors, salt rhcum, letter, chapped
hands, chilblaIns. corns ana all kinds OF skin
eruptions, freckles and plmplcs. The salve ls
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction In
every case or money refunded. BE sure you
get IiEsRy's CARDoLIo SALvR, as all others are
but limitations and counterieits. Price rs
cents. sold In Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
store. l37 North Oueen street. my20-A
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| the MayOr's oflice until Wednesday. Sep.
tcmber ~, 1888, AT u, m, for digging out ana
nlIing carefully back $50 feet, more or less, of
water trench on West Walnut street to Pine
also 200 feet, more or less, ON Spruce street,
between James and Lemon streets also 100
feet on East Chestnut TO city line. Trenches
u be fett Wide, teet deep Bidders must
how much for rock Work to bc done under
the direction, subject to the measurement and
at tho time the superintendent OF the water
works may direct. The water committee re-
serve the night TO reject any or all bids.
IL JEO. 4. MACGONIGLE, Mayor.
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The Pole Must 10"

There is an electric light pola at the COR
ner Of East Orange aud Ann streets that
:" must 60" In It's present position it
interfcres seriously with the right of way
Of funerals held at st, Anthony's church
space between the pole and the lamp post
being too narrow to admit of passage be
tween them Of the carriers and the coffin,
and it will hardly bo expected that the
funeral professions will leave the crossing
aud step into the mud for the accomuoda
tion of the electric light company. The
company promised somo timo ago to
remove the pole, but they have not done
80 Father Kaul says it must GO
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CHICAGO. Sept. l0.-Messrs. Moody,
McGranahan and Whitt!e, the cvange.
lists. will leave this country on October ,
for Ireland, where they contemplate car
rying on an active missionary campaign
in the south of the island where, notwith
standing tho preporderanco OF Roman
Catholic sentiment, they are assured fair
and respectable hearing by reason of their
being Americans.
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800 head market very dull and prices ioaisc
lower Ior poor W medium exports. " 00D
medium, " 0Ono 90 range cattle strong
wyoming halt.brecds. u a5at bt grns,
TEXANS, ~ .sal % wintersd Texans, VI a9
Sheep-Receipts, 100 head; shipments, I,coo !;
market slow; Inferior to fair, o. 2stla d,
good, ~ 90 choice, A25, Texas.S3 OOU 4 90
lambs, 81 2b6ei % per head.
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TIE CHICAGO unaiN mAHnEr.
rho Tr..ta Causing the PsIces tI CeTSaIs I



CHICAGO. Sept. 10 The floors of the
exchange this morning were crowded with
spectators and trading at the opening
was active and fun of excitement.
Il was expected that thu reports
Of frost which had been coming in for the
past two days would serve as au active in.
centivo In advancing the price of corn, and
this proved in q measure true. October
option in corn, which closed at 50f Satur.
day, was rapidly advanced to SO at 10:45
o'clock, and appeared steady at that iig.
uro. This is an advance Of % over the
closing quotation for Friday OF last week.
Oats in sympathy ran up TO 2sta2sg,. for
October aud 2729. .or all the year, or an
advance Of one ceut over Saturday 8
closing prices. Wheat, on tho contrary,
oascd OF Z. At ll:l5 am, corn was cent
higher, oats sGs higher, wheat cent
lower, pork 10 cents and LAID 10 cents
higher. The weather was clear and cold
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DIR. McCrsary, resident physician at the
county hospital, has been so Ill for some
time past as to DO unable to perform his
official duties aud Is under treatment by
Drs. +. NJ. Mussor and NJ. l.. Herr. His
illness in not regarded as serious. DR..
Musser has been temporarily assigned to
hospital duty.
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BuTrALo, N. Y, Sep. TO- Richard
Farmer while calling at the house of his
father, was chased from the door by
Michael Lynch with a butcher knife.
Farmer took refuge behind a tree, and
drawing revolver put two bullets into
Lynch, third ono striking Lynch's sister
in the breast. Neither was very seri
Ously hunt. Farmers father had married
Lyrch's sister and tho trouble grew out of
money mattcrg
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In Town.

Rev. Robert j. Nevin d. D., of Rome,
Capt w. w, Neyin, of New York, and
Mr.. Robert ii. Sayre and wife, of Bethlo
hem, Pa. ,.were guests at Caernaryon Place,
near Lancaster, yesterday DR.. X. j. Neyin
preached in the morning in st. James and
in the evening in St. Johns p. Z. church.
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Cattle Market.

PuLApELrEIA, Sept; l0.-sales OF live stock
at the Vest Philadelphia yards
Cattle-Sales, $500 head market arm
prime, G]6969Ec good, 548GAe medium, 5A
El55sc common IkGl5c.
shecp-sales, 800 head market firm
prime, 5HQ5Skc good, 5p5Ic medium, $40
iAc; common, j4G4ci culis, 2HdSe lambs
| i97Hc. mn.
| at 7A47Ac,