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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-21

The Hackensack IN. j. Republican will
contain to-day an interview with William
Walter Phelps, member. elect of tho next
Congress, in which he gives expression to
q general wish among Republican members
of the next House that ex.Speaker Keifer
shall refuse to be u candidate for tho
empty honor of denomination. Mr..
Phelps has written to Mr. Kiefer at tho
suggestion of members in different parts
of the country, some of whom have served
before, and others who enter Congress for
the first timo. They believe that their
party will be strengthened by taking n
new departure, and that the House
of Representatives is the best place
to begin the rev movement In
the selection of now names for all tho po-
sitions. 1t is said that the reason why Mr.
Phelps was selected to carry on this cor
respOudence, was because h3 was not
personally acquainted with the eX speaker
and being New Jersey Republican, he
has not been involved in any of the fac.
tional quarrels in the party. He is,
therefore, acceptable to byth stalwarts and
half-breeGs.
In this interview Mr.. Phelps expresses
tho opinion that tho ex speaker, having
the welfare of the Republican party at heart
will not fail to recognize that i,s future
success depends on uulted action,
which can only ba obtained by mutual,
full and friendly concessions, aad the
| avoidance OF any action that will tend
to keep up the disagrcements of tho past
two or three years. Mr.. Phelps, in the
name OF the party and tho country, ap
pcas to Mr.. Kieler 10 announce TO his
| friends that he would not accept reuOmina
ton, He felt sure that Mr., K2iror's ex
ample would he followed by tho scrgeant
at-arms and Other officers Of tho last
| House.
Mr.. Kioror's reply has not yet COMO to
| hand.
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PhiindnInnin marrat

PHLADFLrnIA, NOV. 2I-fIour quiet and
easy.
Rye Flour at 50 rs.
Wheat quiet No. Q Western Red, OIL OsD
/ OSII No. S do, 81 90 No. / Penn'a Red, 1il6%.
Corn firm sail yellow, 800s6lo; do mixed,
590G0c no. mixed, 55fp57c.
Oats frmer, fairy demand No. white,
SsAQ3SISc; No. do, 87s4c; No. Mixed. s6h
3I1oC
Rye dull at GONG2c
Seeds Glover hrmer at 0hIi0c; Timothy
nominal atsl i00gl 80 Flaxsoed firm ut si Il
CLIO
Provisions firm, fairly active.
Lard firm.
Butter scarce and wanted.
Eggs quiet and steady.
cheese firm, fair demand.
Petroleum firm.
whisky at n 20
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yUNeya sontenco.

VIM. p. Coxey, of this city, who WAS
yesterday convicted in the United States
district court of accepting larger fees than
the law allows in three pension cases, and
sentenced to pay fine of $50 in each case
and costs of prosecution returned to his
home in this city in the best possible
spirits. He appeared to bo glad that he
got of so easily. C0zey, who is a foreman
in No. cotton mill, was a sub.agCnt for
pension agents in Washington, and for a
time seemed to be driving thriving bust.
ness. The lesson ho has just learned will
probably make him little more careful
hereafter
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JuBAL EAKLy,s lSvrorrvEs.
10 Pays his Compliments TO Manone-T
Counting.out scheme.

uo Pays his Compiiments to Manone--Iho
Counting.out scheme.
A dispatch received at Richmond, Va,
by gentleman from General Jubal A.
Early says:
" As to my opinion of Mahone's recent
address, l can only say the English Ian.
guage is not sufficiently strong to properly
characterize the Infamous nature of the
production and the infinite nature of its
falsehoods. l must say. however, that 1t
Is eminently worthy Of Malone and the
minions who have assisted him in its com.
position. A great poet has intimated that
in the lowest depth there is lower depth
still. That can no longer be said to be
true. Malone has sounded the depth Of
infamy aud reached solid bottom which
IL is impossible for even bim TO penetrate.
81. A. EARLY"
The fact has leaked out that G.. g..
Gorham himself wrote the address whilo
closeted with Malone. IL still causes the
utmost indignation in all sections of the
state and Malone has to day been de.
nouuced with numerous epitbets, such as
liar, coward, cur, whining hypocritc, and
graveyard wilmer. II is understood that
some of his henchmen who have gone with
him thus far refuse TO join him in his
counting out scheme, for which his organs,
the National Republtcdn and Richmond
Wing, have bcen assiduously paving the
way. 1t is rumored that the presi-
dent himself is party to the scheme, and
Malone has given his confederates tho
assurance that he will have the United
States army to protect the returning
board from any anticipated danger at the
hands of the people.
Despite these assurances, it is said, some
of his men refuse to go with him in this
undertaking, and they have been de-
nounced by Malone as chicken hearted.
A. w. Jones, the defeated MahonitC
opponent of Gen. Wickham, has announced
that he had abandoned his purpose of con
testing Wickham's seat. This leaves Ma.
hone without an excuse FOR counting out
Wickham.
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your rest by "A sick child suffering anu crying
with the excruoiating pain OF cutting teeth
II so, go at once and get bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately depend
upon It; there Is no mistake about 1t. There is
not q mother on earth who has ever used It,
who will not tell you at once that II will
regulate tho bowels and give rest to tho
mother, and reliet and health to tho child, Op-
Grating like magic. II Is perfectly saio to use
In all cases, ana pleasant to the tasto, and Ii
the prescription OF ono OF the Oldest and boat
female physicians in the United States. Sold
everywhere. IS cents u bUttlo.
mayl-M w SAW
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The proprietors Of Youag's hotcI, Bos-
ton, nave issued orders not to give credit
TO members of tho city government for
refreshments. This action is said to bo
the result of lagraut abuse Of privileges
allowed tho members. 4 bill Tor 1868,
over which there has been dispute, has
been returned as present 10 the city with
tho understanding, however, that no more
city patronage would DO received during
the present administration
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.trEnIAL Mu1iNEs.

Ask your grocer for Davis Baking Powder,
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
,uR nEauLAx ooRREsPOsDESoE'
nts Along the susquehanna-itoms "
Interest In and Around tho Borough
Picked up by tho lntoiii-

q nts AIong the susquebanna--ltons OF
Interest In and Around tho thorough
Picked up by tho intoiii-
goncsr Roporttr.
Tho rear end Of tho freight train drawn
by engine No. 100 Of the PonnsylVania
railroad was run into this morning AZ o'oo
o'clock by engine No. 3li while standing
on the north main track Ia the cast yards
hero. The oabooso aud two coal cars
telescoped with engine 3ii and were then
thrown oyor nh ombankment. David
Mowory, n brakeman attached to tho train
of engine 100, was In tho oaboose at the
time of the accident aud sustained serious
iuiurics. Another train was passing east
on tho south main track when tho wreck
occurred and half dozen oiits cars wero
wrecked also. Tho main tracks of the
road were blocked for several hours.
Town Notes.
No change in tho condition of trade.
Business is dull.
Orion lodge Of Odd Fellows meets to-
night.
John Eisonborgcr, OF Chestnut Hill, lost
an infant child 10y death yesterday.
Nothing OF an important character was
done ut last nights meeting Of the citizens
band.
Tho Ileso DCtwiler wedding in Mt. Joy,
bcr of COlumbiaus.
Tho Misses Jennie Bachman aud Fannie
Pierce have returned from visit to Oaks,
Montgomery county.
A largo number of reserved seats for tho
Camille trsa concert ON Thanksgiving
evening, have already been taken.
" Roughng It" il tho title Of the play
To DO presented here next Monday evening
by the Gray and Stephens variety and
dramatic company.
Tho workmen employed in erecting tho
heating apparatus of tho new Reading and
Columbia railroad depot, arc now complet.
ing that work.
Tickets for tho Second street church
concert, on Friday evening, may be had at
the stores of l.. w. May, +. A. Bennett and
II. L. Yergcy.
Charles Mecklu, Reading & Columbia
railroad Cmployc, had ono Of his fingers
crushed this morning, whilc assisting in
tho work of loading car with cross ties.
Those who have not yot contributed
anything for the rcicf of the sufferers by
tho late fro at Shenandoah can yet do so.
Contributions will Jutinuo to be received
at tho Prcsby tCTlau church this evening,
between tho hours of 9 and 1880 o'clock.
To- night e meeting will be held at the
residence of Mr.. benjamin P.cnager, on
North 81 street, by the con- .nittee ap.
pointed at the recent meeting of the Cook
man NJ. Il. chapel literary society, 70
make a programmes for the next meeting
of Z lac society
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Tho management of the Lancaster
" Pinafore company have made all
arrangements to present Gilbert and Sull-
vans bright opera in Fulton opera house
on Thanksgiving evening. The company
has been we'll drilled, and all the accesso-
ries, in the way OF costumes and scenery
arc complete. Tho indications are that
there will be an immense audience present
aud there is no reason why this home talent
should not be we'll supported. The chart
for reserved seats opens to morrow at tho
opera house at a, m.
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husband. Recently she came back
to Cove Springs and gavo birth 10
a child, which she had In her arms when
Cook called to SEQ her. she passed tho
baby to companion aud tried TO fec. but
Cook sprang upon her and held hcr fast
while ho deliberately drew his knife and
cut her throat. He claims that he had no
idea OF harming tho woman until he saw
her nursing tho baby, which drove him
wild.
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Entering tho CIoIster.

Seventeen novices took the veil at tho
chapel of tho Catholic convent of Our
Lady Of Angels, at Glen Riddle, Delaware
county, on Monday. Tho young ladies
had passed a probationary period of two
years, during which time they had been
habited in tho white veil The ceremo
MES wero very impressive, being presided
over by tho Very Rev. NJ. A. Walsh, LII
d., administrator Of the diocese of Phila
delphia, who also celebrated solemn high
mass. Among the clergymen who partic
ipated in the solemn services was Rev. A
f. Kaul, pastor of st. Anthony's church
this city
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4 Tnief Shut.

New YORK, Nov. 21.--Patrick Brady, a
thief, vas shot and killed by Policeman
Ryan, this morning, at tho foot Of West
Fotieth street. Brady and another thief
had been chased by Ryan ard another
officer and were discovered hiding in a
coal boat, where fierce struggle took
place between Brady and Ryan. The
latter had drawn his revolver during the
struggle. It exploded aud the bail passed
through Brady's heart.
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ssnnIor uameron IN rurone.

The Paris Register says Senator and
Mrs. Cameron lett PaIis last Tuesday on
o short trip to Belgium, Holland and
Germany. They intend 10 return to Paris
previous to setting out Tor Italy, whore
they will spend the winter, returning
home next May. Senator Cameron has
paired of with Senator Bntlcr, Of South
Carolina, on questions coming up in the
Senate during the formers absence"
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Philadelphia Press.
The officers OF our poor little navy must
march up to their tailor shops and get
some bright new uniforms by New Year &
Day, if possible. But If this is not practic-
able, they have six months longer to COM
plcte tho outfit of new hats, coats, belts
aud other paraphornalia which go to make
the naval officer so impressive. AS making
this change is about tho only work Sccro'
tary Chandler has to show for his years
salary, and as this must have seriously
Frustrated him, the country will no doubt
soon hear of him taking government
vessel again aud sailing off up the Atlantic
coast to see his long neglected family.
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MIR. Cunnfpehams Tribulat,on..

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2l.--Robert Gun
ninghan, who this morning completed q
term OF eighteen months imprisonment foI
using the United States mails to carry on
a scheme to defraud, was rearrested upor
leaving tho prison or n charge Of cOnncc-
ton with an alleged conspiracy &C John
O'Grady and others 10 defraud the Ameri.
can Legion Of Honor Of So 900. He was
committed in default Of SO 800 bail for a
hearing rcxt Monday
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M1RRIiOES.

NAvHLY-DoRwART.-- New Castle, Henry
county, Indiana, on November 10, 1888, by Rev,
Thomas nogors, Josiah l., naYely, OF Greens,
Doro, Henry county, 10 Emma 81. Wright.
daughter OF Il. Il. Dorwart, OF Lancaster. Pa
lts
SIMMONS -BUsHoN0. -On the 10th of Noyem
Der, 1883. by the ReY. w. r. Gerhard, Rt his
residence, No. 81 East Orange street MIR
both OF Leacock township.
BAER -NlssLY.-On the s0sh OF November
1888, at Schlott's Franklin House, by the Rev
w. Il. Gerhard, MIR, benjamin N. Baer of East
Ilempneld township, 40 Miss Emma r, Nissy
OF Rapho townships
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DUsLIU sALEur VALUABLE REAL Es-

DUbLiC SALEpf VALUABLE REAL ES-
i TATE.-On Wednesday evening. NovCm.
bor %. 1918, at the Leopard Hotel, in the city OF
Lancaster, IL large double tyo-stnry BRICK
DIV ELLlNG HOUSE. with two-stOry Brick
Back Building attached, and lot OF ground Hd-
JacenJ thereto, fronting about ~ feet on the
north side of East Orange street and extcnd-
ing In depth 45 feet, TO Marion street. in the
city of Lancaster. House No. III kast Orange
street. A very choice variety OF fruit trees
and grape vines are growing on this attrac
lively located lot.
Sale TO commence at 7o'clock I'm tho even.
ing, when the conditions will be- made known
by II. NJ, SENER,
SHUBERT X SUTTON, AuCts. nlil3td
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Arrival Of Passengers,
Lewd photographs seized.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2l.-Two boxts
containing about 5000 lewd photographs,
supposed to have been made by the Suder
brothers, ,photographers,w who were arrested
on Monday charged with taking photo
graphs of questionable character, were
captured this morning in front of an ex.
press Office on Water and Market streets
They had been shipped from West Phila
dclphia and were addressed to woman
named Potts in Camden. The police who
have been Gndeavoring for the past few
days TO break up the nefarous business,
have been informed that several large
cases of the pictures have been shipped to
New York
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Johnny Hoover cut Of Limbo,

A further hearing was had at D p. m.
yesterday In the habeas corpus trial of the
ono armed soldier, John Hoover, who has
been confined IN the nc }pital for tho in.
sane for tho past tn. 80 months. The tes
timony elected went to show that the
patient was sufficiently restored to reason
to DO able to aot for himself, and Judge
Patterson consequently gave tho order for
his discharge from custody.
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PrTTsBURG, Nov. 2l.--The papers were
sigucd this morning For the transfer
to II. G. Trek u Co, OF tho property
Of the Standard coke works, comprising
1,G00 acres OF coal and coke lands. 125
houses, interests in tho Mount Pleas
ant & Latrobe railroad, the Mount
Pleasant water works and tho Pennsylva-
MIA coke crushor company. Tho terms Of
the sale were $500, 600.
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UEa THIS.


WBIsHAMPRL.-On November 20, 1883, at Au.
burn, Pa, Rev. j. r. Woishnmpel, In the nth
year of his age.
Funeral at Lancaster, on Friday morning at
10 o'clock on arrival OF train at King street
station. Funeral services In Bethel church.
lntermont at Woodward nm cemetery. 2t'
LAwRENCg.-in Conestoga Centre. Nov. 20.
John A, son OF ucnry and Henrietta law
renee, I'm the 22d year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his parents residence, on Friday morn
ing at so'clock. High mass at 81. Anthony's
church at 1880 o'clock. lntermcnt at ST.
Mary's Cemetery. 2t'
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New YoRK, Nov. 2l.--A dense fog
enveloped the city this morning and great
difficulty was experienced in the move
ment of vessels. The captain of the
steamer Narraganset, Of the Stonington
line, which arrived five hours late,
says the fog on tho Sound was
one OF the densest for years. The steamer
Bristol, of tho Fall River line, had not
arrived at 1890, then about FIVE hours late.
Residents on Long Island reached tho city
by the big bridge, tue ferry boats being
obliged to movo very slowly.
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isHSo BAH,

WAsHlNGTON, d. G. Nov. 2l-Tho
national base ball lleaguo is in secret session
here to day. Delegates representing all
the clubs connected with tho league arc
present. Mr.. Young, has been reelected
secretary and the championship for tho
past year has been awarded to the Boston
club
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spIcc MIA turned

BosToE, Nov. 2l,-Thc spice mill of
Stickuoy & Poor, AZ Char!estOwn Neck,
was destroyed by fire this morning. Three
firOmCn were seriously injured by the fal!
of tho roof Loss, $40, 900 insurance,
aG4. 900.
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PETERSBURG, Va, Nov. 2l.-Robert
Pratt, convicted at Goldsboro, N. c., Of
murder, has been sentenced 70 bo hanged
on the 30th of December. This is the
third conviction &c. murder at this session
Of the court
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AID for shenandoan sufrerers.

Mayor ManGOnigle acknowledges the
receipt of $5 from Michael NJ. Haberbush,
for the aid of the Shenandoah sufferers.
"a Friend" at Martinsville, Strasburg
township, contributes s5 in aid of the
sufferers. Total receipts thus far, $75.
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Driving Accidents.

At Greenland, east OF this city, yester-
day, an omnibus containing 80 ladies and
mcnt in the pike, but luckily none of them
weIc seriously hurt.
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prIYen MiId by a haby.

Near Cove Springs, Mo-, yesterday
James Cook cut his wife's throat with 2
pocket knife, killing her instantly. He
had been divorced from her and she had
cone 10 Arkansas to visit a former
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Railroad Inspectlon,

Yesterday the annual inspection Of the
Frederick division of the Pennsylvania
railroad took place, To day the inspecting
party are at work on the Columbia and
Mount Joy divisions
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ASK your grocer for Davis Baking rowde
seineuts.

Tomorrow Nights Sho'r. - Tomorrow
evening tho KernCll, wheatley 4 Traynor's
great speciality company will appear IN tn q
opera house. Lancaster has seen number oi
fine shows OF this kind during the year, aud
this one stands In tho front line. Tho artists
are all stars, and persons who wish to enjoy
an'cvcning OF fun should see that they have a
ticket In tho!r pocket.
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HARRIsGURG, Nov, 2l.-ThO appropria-
ton bill was read q first time in the Senate
aud the HassOn congressional appOrtion-
ment bill was road first timo in the
House ut tho sessions to day.
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ISrenAd down.

Yesterday afternoon VIM. Rosonneld
and James Burk wcro driving along the
Lititz pike when the spindle Of their
buggy broke. Both wore thrown out and
considerably bruised.
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WEATHER. INDICATIONS.

WAsurNGToN, Nov. 2l.-For the Middle
Atlantic states slightly warmer Iart'y
cloudy weather and light rains, southeast
to southwest winds and lower barometer.
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DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 2l.-The citizens
havo formed vigilance committee to
suppress gambling and other crimes and
detectives will be employed.
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The first tull stage rehearsal OF "Pmaforo,
by the Lancaster company, Will take place a
Fulton Hall this evening at 7:5o. There Wi
b, orchestral accompaniment and fun AT
tendance IL desired.
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The Water street sewer has caved in
near Gershors tobacco warehouse, below
Orange street. Tho breal: is not a serious
one.
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TeIeuhono Connection,

Geo. w. Hull druggist, No. Is West
King street, is now connected with the
telephone exchange.
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Uestn OF Hon Van Richmond.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. 2l.-Hon. Van
Richmond, Gx state engineer and sur
yeYOr, died at midnight.
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hInNnrA Cnnf,

Three travellers, who spent the night in
the station house, were discharged by tho
mayor this morning.
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Mrs. l.. W. Steinc, OF Lancaster found m
order for cashmere dress in a can oi Davis
Baking Powder.
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Mrs. }, IL. Zelier, of Mount Joy, found an
ocdcr ior French China Tea Set I'm can of
Dayis' Boxing Powder,
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PinsIoro Rehearsal.

ASH our grocer for Davis Baking 20,
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SECOND EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOV. 81. 1888.
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS.
NEWS rRuM MANY PARTS


Sentences OF m muruerers iu Pesth Confirmed
Landing OF sbir-wreckod Pas
seDgerp.
PEsTH, Nov. 21.-Tho sentences of
death passed upon Sponga aud Pitely, who
were convicted Of the murder of Count
Won Mailath Won Skekhely, president Of
the court of cessation at Ofer, have been
confirmed. Borccz, who was convicted Of
being all accomplice in the murder, has
had his sentence commuted to 10 years
penal servitude.
Arrival of Passengers.
LONDON, Nov. 21.-Twenty. .ono men
of the crow and passengers of tho French
brig Vocaberg, from st. Pierre Miquelon
for st. Malo, which was sunk by collision,
have been landed at Foyal by the Amcri-
can ship Thomas Dana. The remainder
of the crew and passengers numbering SO,
perished.
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GREAT BARGAINS
pUsLlo SALE OF yAhUAnLE Real

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.-On WEDNESDAY EVEN
ING, NOVEMBER 2s, 1888, at the Leopard
Hotel, I'm the city OF Lancaster, a Lot OF
Ground situated on the north side of Grant
street, west OF Water street, In the city OF Ian.
caster, fronting on Grant street 67h feet, ana
03 feet In depth, more or less, on which IL
erected u Frame Stable. Also choice lot OF
Fruit Trees and Grape Vines are growing on
the lot.
Sale TO commence at o'clock I'm the evening
" hen conditions will be made known by
II. NJ. SHREISEK,
J. FRED X. SFNER,
II. r.. RHOhDS,
Executors OF Estate of Michael Zahm, dec'd
SBUBRRT 4 SUTTON, Aucts. nli.l3t