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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17

The colorcd poop'o have the baseball
fever badly, Yesterday mines from Fred
crick aud York played game in the latter
town. The MaryIaudets were defeated by
the score OF ~ - ~.
On tho old lronsides grounds yesterday
club OF caloi-d boys called the browns"
played white nine called tho "Chinese. -
Gus Riue was captain of the later team
and ho led them - victory u the tune Of
2S - II. The game only la3t~d for six in.
uings as a rain came up, which damIened
the players very slightly. II was sufIi
| ciont oxcui To them To stop playing how
over, aud both clubs came To timo.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17

snuire. ann Uonst.pi,. AZ rn,ir on Tr,

squires aod UonstsDi,s Al rhoir ola Tricks
Two drunEs were sent to Jail for 10
days by Michael McGlinu, alderman OF the
9Th ward, who male complaint against
them himself.
Alderman Bar sent one drunk to Jail
for 10 days.
Since tbs change Of the city administra
tiOu there has been an increase IN the
business of some IT the alhGrmea. Men
arrested for druuken aud disordsrly con
duct, who should be heard bafore 81 Q
mayor, arc complained against before
aldermen 81 that more costs are made aud
the mayor la, httlo 10 do.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17
SECOND EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING. May IT, iee4.
SOME SENSATIONS.
TWO FsisKY rxAsuisuAN FATHERS
ono FraudulsntIy Amsssss . snug Fortune
ana shIps to- suppy Italy-A Big rirs
10 tvs

ono Fraudulsntiy Amssses snug Fortnns
ana sHips to- sunpy Italy-A Big Firs
in liverpool.
BosToN, Mass, May 17.--Recent devel-
opments show bad state Of affairs In
regard to tho building of an Italian
church here. Some years ago Father
Joachim, of the Franciscan order,
began TO raise money to bu Id a
large church, and is believed to
have gathered together $50 600 [; besides
this no borrowed 10000 from his
parishioners and mottgaged the church
property for 40 600 more. When pressed
for an account he fled 20 Europe. renouno
| ed the priesthood and lives ia grand style
at Tuscapa, Italy.
Father Boniface, successor Of Joachim,
seems to pursue similar course, and the
Italians have broken away from him and
formed new society.
Great Fire Ia Liverpool, England.
A special cable dispatch from Liver =
pool says What promises to be ono OF
tho most disastrous fires that have
occurred hero for years, broke
out this morning, Already the
flames have gained considerable headway
in three large cotton warehouses aud are
rapidly spreading. The loss, it is feared
Will Do great, hS 'uo H'e 10 III "iSOIIcC
where much valuable goods are stored.
At2 p. m three cotton warehouses were
burning.
The whole of the fro department is al
the scene. Tho fire began in the three
warehouses at two o'clock this morning.
One mill has been extnguished, but the
other two will burn until night. They are
situated on Gruudy street in tho very
heart of the cotton district, aud belong to
Molynoux & Taylor. The loss will
amount TO ton thousand pounds.
Dolausres Telling Justice.
WILMINGToN, Del, May l7-Fivo pris'
oners were publicly whipped at New Cas-
tle. Four convicted OF larceny, received
ten lashes each, and ono burglar got
twenty lashes in addition to au hours ex-
posal in the pillory.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17

DURLiUSALC or bpKSts-oS MONDAY
MAY ~ lssI, will be sold at II. Lognn's
sale Stables, Market stree, rear OF MCGrarn
Honse. Lancaster. Pa, n carload OF No. ! lLLl.
SOIS HORSES. Among them are some very
nnC drivers and heavy bOnof feeders.
sale to commence at o'clock ~ IN.
II WARRES BAILEY.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17
No MraAhn for Him.

"Whcn Greece her nees-Greoce her knees
-GTCcCc her knees" stammcred an embar-
Tascd school boy, tOgGtting the next line OF his
recitation. " There IL no ocCas ason TO grease
any bOdy's knees" shouted the teacher. "Go
and stuiy your piece" Neither IL there coca
SION 10 ~ ease your hair. Parker's Hair Bal
sam i Hll tho dressing you want, Restores
tne original glC ~ and color To gray or tadeu
hair. Does not soil the linen; not a dye
good for the SCALP; nrevenCs falling out,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17
Tho minIn; outIooE FOR Juus.

PHILADELPHIA, May ,-Referring to
the report that tho cual combination has
broken or that tho carrying companies
are disputng over the working programme
for tho future, an official Of tho Philadel-
phia & Reading company says /: Next
week we work three days aud the follow
ing week wo work full time. The arrange
ment of suspensions for Juuo has not even
been discussed" ;"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17
yorK Uouoy OmpiaI, yI,iiog the a Inns.
nome
YORK Daily.

YORK Daily.
Messrs. uowis Kidd and Bentz, 6irec.
tors of the poor, accompanied by Steward
Stuck and Clerk Platts made a visit 10
the Lancaster county almshouse during
tho week, iOr the purpose Oi examining
tho mOde.oi heating tho institution. They
report the institution in a first class con
dition. The main building is heated by
steam aud at "A groatly /, iucsd COST and
the officers highly recommended TO our di
rcctofs that system Of heating, The
directors speak in tho highest terms Of
the courtesy extended to them by the
Lancaster county officials.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17
KIIled rreignt wreck.

SYRcusE, n. Y, May 1.-Two freight
trains on the New York Central railroad
collided at CtteDaugo station this morn
ing. A locomotive and sixteen cars were
derailed and badly broken up and large
quantity of merchandise WAS destroyed.
Two car loads with sheep were killed.
Engineer George Penley OF Albany was
killed and brakeman was badly injured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17
IIsrarE OF MARY E. aApI.E, LArr or

II of Lancaster city, deceased, = etters
OF administration on said estate having been
granted TO the undersigned, all persons In
debted thereto are requested TO make imme.
diate payment, ana those having claims or
demands against the same, Will present them
without delay tor settlement To the under
signed, residing In Lancaster city, No BiS
South Queen street. HENRY A. GABLE,
Administrator.
y, II. Is. WAGNER, Att'y, al26tdOanS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17
Murder ana Robbery.

PORT JERTIs, Nav II AT Turner's last
night, tramp attempted to rob farmer 8
house, and being resisted The tramp fred
at the farmer but missed him. Tho ball
struck ard killed tha farmers wife. The
tramp then dubbed tho iarmor and de-
camped with $IO).
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A uUUB.E TRAGEDY.
shot III. Wife aud ner psrsmour.

COLUMBIA, Ills, May l7.-Yesterday
morning Monroe Grey found Mrs. Grey
and William Deitch in bod together, and
shot thom both dead.
Later psVticuisrs.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. May l1.--particua's oi
the double tragedy near Columbia, Ill ,
an account of has been previously reported
do not change tho main fact As then stated,
VIM. Dcitch was a wealthy farmer highly
connected in tn county, had 4 Wits and
child aud lived in handsome style.
Monroe Gray was poor man aud
rented small farm. Tho neigh
bors sympathize with him and give
Deitoh bad name, several OF. them saying
that the latter had b3eu known repeatedly
TO Get his tenants in tight place and
then tampcr with their wives.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17

Jacob B. Long, broker, sold on Friday,
at private sale, $500 Lancaster 20 year 4
per cent bonds NJ l0l and interest 3
shares Columbia Nat bank, at l40, and 10
shares eastern market stock at ESQ % per
share.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17

In falling Mr.. Curtis lost his pocket book
containing $40 and some valuable papers.
Tho wagon had three wheels broken. The
horse ran as far as Stewards stock yards
before Ee was captured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17
Lynon lawn ArKansas.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, May 1.-THE two
Polk brothers and man named Kuy Ken
dali, arrested for killing and burning the
body of young man named Ward, were
taken from the authorities by lyucher'
and hanged,
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fniiadeipniM.


Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks better. Money, 4 QNc per diem.
New fOrB CentrRi.
rrte kallrOthl ..........................N 10
Adams Express. Observation-Disclosures.
michigan Central Railroad d................. n
Michigan Southern Railroad ............... s7M
Illinois Central Railroad oad....................i"3
Cleveland \ pittsburgh Railroad.
Chicago Rock Island Rhilroad. d...........ll5L
Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne Railroad ........R7
Western Union Telegraph Company.... 66M
Toledo & Wabash. ........................... ~
New Jersey Central 80. ................. ~
Now NNrh ontario y W"starn... 10
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17
Adam q sroT. miller

willow street Pine Mills, is engaged In plac-
iny in his mill the latest improved machinery
for manufacturing nour, which It is claimed
viii produce an article superior to anything
now IN use his mill has a capacity or sixty
barrels per day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17
rECT YOUR lives Ann PKoPEK.

DROTEOT SOUR LIVES AND PROPER.
i Ti.-Ths undersigned Il now prepared TO
erect or repair Lightning conductors al short
notice, anu on the most reasonable terms.
The best conductors In the market sold Tor
less money than can be had else " here, and
salts staclion guaranteed An experienced or
twelve years enables mo 10 ere CT them scien-
tncally as we'll Gs orpsmentally: Address all
orders 10 A. II, ROCHEI
mlQStds. Leaeoek, Lancaster Co., Pa
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aIIIurenents,

"Runch Of keps The return OF this com
pLny 10 tho opera house on Tuesday evening
next will be welcomed by a large audience.
: n company and play are pleasan tly remem.
borcd b. the large number OF people who
witnesec II when pre- sented here otrly In the
season,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17
7 r. CALDWELL a CO.
Richly Cut Glass.

Having recently added to our
business a department for the
sale Of Cut Glassware, we are
now prepared to fill orders for
complete table sets and orna-
mental pieces.
Controlling the production of
the best makers, we exhibit
special designs and cuttings in
crystal of remarkable purity
and brilliancy.
Our line Of patterns embraces
the most elaborate as well as
the plainest. Prominently we
may mention the following as
having been received with
marked favor: The Russian,
the Glasgow, the Star and Ro-
sette, the Fan and Diamond,
the Hobnail, the Strawberry
Diamond, and others.
We guarantee careful and
prompt attention in filling orders
by mail. Designs and estimates
furnished on application. Sam
pies sent on approval.
J.E. CALDWELL & Co.,
oo2 Chestnut Street, Philadel-
phia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17
wEATuEK IsDIUaTIoss.

WASHINGTON, May 17,-For tho Middle
Atlantic states, slightly warmer, fair
weather, westerly winds becoming varia-
Bile.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17
A uDITOR's NOTICE.
,rIUp Tu nkiu8r nIiLuEns,

NTUIIOt tn BkiIIU Ut NtIlDEhS,
~ Sealed proposals tor building Wooden
Bridge over West Branch OF OctorarO, In
Colerain township, on line OF new road from
Quarryville to Kirkwook, win DO received at
the Commissioners office, Lancaster, Pa
until IL o'clock noon, MONDAY, JUNE 2
1884.
Plan and specifications caE be seen NJ Com
missioneIs' O. Ofice Rny time after May7
BY ORDER OF BOARD,
Attest FRANK GRIRsT, Clerk. m 'lOtWSs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17

nIssOLUIION pF PAKTSEKsHiP
, The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween West h IavorstiCR, trading in
TEAS AND COFFEES, li6 NORTH QUEEN
STREET,
has been dissolved. The business hor@fter
will be carried ON at the OLD stand by David
Haverstics, Jr. Thankful Tor past patronage,
l ask Tor a continuance OF the same,
ml4lwd<w DAVID HAVERsTlCK, ir.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17
Nn To lnglnnIi,

New YORK. May l7.-Tho Philadelphia ia
crioketers sailed for Liverpool tbs morn
inc
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nInsic,I Ent.r ninmert

On Tuesday evening next tho Christ Choral
Society viii LIvc q musical entertainment in
the church, West King street. pleasant
,inG II expected.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17
We Mean Business,
AND INTEND TO PROVE CERTAIN RE.
| PRESENTATIONS FAl Sc AM DEFY
COMPETITION,

AND INTEND TO PROVE CERTAIN RE.
PRESENTATIONS FALSE AND DEFY
COMPETITlON.
IL mas Deen circulated ana reported during
the last Few months, to our customer, us well
as others, that the quality OF work constructed
by MS was OF an Inferior CharaCter, wnlCh had
tendency TO hurt our reputation To u con
siderable extent, dopriving us oil qulle u
number OF sales, and Compelling rs To sell al
lower prices than heretofore, thereby causing
can readily understand, ami We think IL un'
lust ana a cowardly way ottnJuring our repu.
tation, otherwise We would not complain |;
but as II IL base, oowaTdly mlsreprrsenta
tion, and reported by two OF our alleged
frstclass coach makers, we intend 10 protect
our rights, no matter at what cost.
In Justice TO ourselves ana TO sus avn our
reputation as nrst-Class builders OF llBht car.
rage WORK, we Will wager any amount that
we can construct as hue vehicle IA any IN
the city, ana, turthermOre that our IA" ma
terial IN STOCK IL greater, and OF as nnth quar-
Ivy AS That OF the Iarties this may Interest,
Also, that our stock oi tlnisned Vohlcles on
| hand comprises some that Will compare WIN
| any In the city. The above statements we
Will stand responsible for, and those ouenued
and demanding sati ,laCtlOn can be accommo
dated by calling on ,o,,,,r ,,,,
| n. Is Any party accepting his oner Will be
| compelled to construct u VCh'Cle from mate
| rial In stock anu by mech inics Ia their present
| employ. And furthermore, should We heal
| any more OF these scandalOus reports we viii
prosecute the ctien der 10 the iull extent OF th'
i law, milo lmd6v
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17

SPECIAL-As you Pass ny DUk FINE
- Tailoring Establishment don't fail 10 look
IN the show window; the leading Spring
Stylrs are cXhin ted therein then walk In and
examine our entire STOCK. None to equal It In
the city. Handsomely trimmed weIl made and
perfect htting garments q, sured at moderate
prices. A, II Ro@ENsrElNa
81 North Queen st.
Opposite tho PostOfIice. MA GmcR
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17

TI'KY CLAnK's sELrOrrp TEAS AND
| coffee. and you will he gratihc1. Good
Teas from &c. TO 2ic. pcr quarter pound, Cot.
fees l5c TO 55c. Granuated sugar, &c. Our
Table syrup at lOc. Is selling fast.
CLARKE'S
Tea and Coffee store, No. 81 West King st
nsr wantCd-a man o attend store,
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POLfTIOaL.

EuR COUNTY OOmMIssIosEH.
ELI BATON, OF Upper Leacock townships
rs-Suuect to tie decision OF the DenIos
era tc convention lmd&ws
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-17

LYoH UOUSrY UUa nIssiOSEK,
GEO. g. BOONE, OF salisbury township.
so-Subject to the decision OF the Democratic
county convention. febiS.a&w
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
GAR 2 {. {. s
AND
UPHOLSTERY:

45 pieces Wilton, best quality,
at %i.15 per yard; reduced from
$2.2j.
so pieces best quality Body
Brussels at 500 per yard.
t75 pieces very desirable extra
heavy weight Ingram Carpets, at
the extremely low price of 4oc.
per ward; reduced from 6Jc.
900 pieces Extra Super Ingrains
i'm the most desirable patterns ana
co,orings, heaviest quality made,
at soc. per yard; reduced from
zoe.
500 pieces Extra Super In
grains, selected styles, the best
goods i'm this market, at Gjc. per
yard; reduced from 9Oc.
25 pieces silk TurcOman Cross
Stripes, at $3.50 per yard; re-
duced from $500.
40 pieces do. at $3.50 per yard;
reduced from $3.50.
45 pieces do. at $3.50 per yard;
reduced from 500.
so pairs silk Turcoman Por-
there's, at $500 per pair; re-
duccd from $500.
G5 pairs Jutc VeIOurs POrticres,
at $500 per pair; reduced from
$1,000.
$50 pairs Nottingham Curtains,
(made to initiate Il fine antique
lace design, at $500 per pair;
reduced from $3.50.
SPECIAL ATTENTION is in
vitcd to Il lot of $50 pairs very
elegant silk TurcOman POrtiercs
at 1865 per pair; reduced rOm
$500.
Mattresses, made to order from pure South
American Hair.
Live Geese Feathers. warranted ln0d9rous.
Spring Under Beds, the best III use.
Furniture Slips cut and made
Shades speciality
Broadway, 4ih-ayc., Sth d loth sts'
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH

Now omen the most wonderful collection of TOYS ever
shown IN his counfry scic ted bg one ot our hfW III h'
rrlmincnt centres of Europe. .., ,.,..,.t..,
roys Dols cannes Fancy GOpdi and Novelties, EIectF'"
Railfo ri worked by electric motors SO ,......
Electrical Windmli-, - 70. Ecctical toys OF hl usiP'
tOus. ,-, A.. ,,., ,,ot,,s
Mechanical Peacock, most wonderful tow when whiks
about ke liv, hiri - up. Magic l1nrr" "ilh ndu.
eIdrs A rcnft. Iiur iri'i
Largc -tor..lGOu4cs ala pflc Hook ana Ladder
Cos soc Musical Targets with rihc aud sugS conprte
Every time the bus"ye ht t0n elo tho ~ P"y'"
80 -. Largo Stca uholt .9iC. -, -, .,
T, wonderful singing Don sings tune when pressed 70
sin1 -. - Large small Dolls. bcadiiy dressed amt
nndic, "a AT All ur,es Dolls trouscauN all complete,
Conpcs Carriages, etc, In great variety
III covered Animals such ~ horses, pack lnnics don
kcy. goats c,nrl ce hauts piG' she p walking anu
iking dogs walking aud bcail sheep ard goats In i't
M. Great, ocirai show IA country.
e ornaments in stNi" anu noN'ltN.
Playing cards. DOmn0cs. t.curcrt hess chess boanis
and Iabr. an dc iunl oi child en- games
Mu.icai atcs great 70 cty p1yng from To 70 tuncs
fu 1 M Baulos Tdle-. Ornrcttcs. with perforated
muse. Nc'oleon- HarnonIctS Accordpn' e'c" ctc' "'
la mus prices
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
FANCY 900 DS.

Tirc Iea.ner-covcrcI Photo Albums .-..-; ...
pIrsl.cnvrrcd ThOtn AibumA elegant hnnd en-
brodereI on y ain, metal bru1lr aId silye
ntin.s IN lcluti,ul II iuds dud cdscls -
NutnlrIph Albums iu plush. All sizes ......-.-.--..
Auto rraph Albums m alligator skin ...-..-.......
Very handsome scrap liOlN4 ............. ..- ...
Great variety of Fancy Ink dand- in wood. GAS
purcc ain metal. plush aId novel iehrts. ..-.
Fuli line of Fancy Thermometers sci ~ plu-i
aud hrles II furcs representing horse @ho, y
krNs strcplcs batticdAcs. anchors, animate
Whips. swords. etc. .........- ..--..-.. :;.-'
Firrv Caty.d Ivory Paper knivcs rapcr Wei
crs' III Receiver. Whiting Cabinets. ready hllcd
Trukutvcs, smoking Tables. etc, c,c.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
Cd Ave., Cor. 18th St.
REDUCTIONS
S'I.O AXIS.

Plush NcwmarEc Quilted satin lining rolling collar an. ana
cuffs The most perfect limitation o N"'A" seal c'e' "'''
Seal iu.h sacqnc quilted satin lining three seal loops In
MoiaiI Plush lister trimmed imitation beaver 'VAnch
lonE . sae am ,rcnaF n. crn twin cloth trimmed Asrachan
"eLr s,G G,su 99o,gi C1 Circular. trimmed fancy
Hcpin Twin Doma. bra led and trimmed with Asaohan
ottoman ccln polman. latest shape oFa'ic' al" '"''
s"" SHOT Doinans trimmed with genuine Asirachan cost
Ottoman SIX SHOT Dolmans beaded and embroidered che
hia .T n"mans fciy embroidered sleeves and mar
about trimming quilted sain Imh%' "o'o T''' i'"''" "
Il n,some Alool Coasins Jackets, reduced from ~ %
'cgSnt Nwool Jersey Jackets nucd backs proper pc"
knds Of Miss.s and Clidrens Cloaks and Wraps al
ways in stock ,,ys
ladies' Rus.an Hare Nuts 6lc' wcro 81 80 America
sea. ~ 50. were - 80 Genuine hc"''' wv WIZ
ac nu.n a capcs e'c Ic1ncG1 SCncgG Ir9T 81 ra@ ""
Tt;Rtir.n., Genuine Mura G9c. American seal ~ ~
originally were - Grccitn Beaycr = ~ pn'e last
year - 20 Real Cnc1l - ~ %cIe & & - y :, 20 were
:, &c. American seal. tJpS reduced from 20 90 VTIcsn
Bcaycr > 80 have 'o'' at >'S "'"'''''
p'Egt pG'Eitals crs rrmnc MuG md Collar; soc rrco last
ycH MIA ard Cohr - % SILVER fov Nga AMI coll
80 ~, i'i@ 20 ,.@nnne lt cncha Mu collar 80 @ usual
P'''" 'V HOSIERY.
Iadcs ca .lmcrc Hose full yular made 2lc per PAIR
worried we 'c soar. a's ac NV Worn Soc Ladies Sefcoore
Ca-lncrc extra heavy. close "ei'' '''i "S"" price,
Juc. -, Iroso s,,cs Il ., a.,
NO usuol mice 15c Misses Rest lack cashmere Ing
iii, IJn.r dnuhi" knecl. 13c. usual piicc 'Sc -.
cents Slpcrs stout British Hal Ho1o nU rrsnlNr ih,l',
10. worth .5r Fine SILK Clock"l solid '"ot"n ilHli
Irsc roots warranted 2lc previously sold ~ 90 brhlN
xtrl Fine six Mixed Cashmere Hose spccHl houay pT'
Abe ,,. ., ,ttss,s, uIVo,l
Ffcch Lcesns. any shade all s|cs ceai'Hg ont t ''' Oh
the dollar.
LACE. AND utNDN EtEUiEFS.
Irish Point Embroidery Inches wide ioci nc,er ontch
undrr zoe oriental iaccs inches wide luc lncbe4 ioo
/, uule. ,oio-ed
embroidered initial 25ci we're 30 hhor Iuiy 'uc' "''o
ladies All Linen Unlaundcrci Iiemsuched iianlfer.
chief. scalopcd border and INHALED dozen D"N ~
Ladies IIcnsttchcd hne quality, embroidered hlta' =
Tad Scarf. for Hats all silk. inches wide IL yards long,
II % . ,.,,....,t.,. H., ,i,,ts,nos gr.
BLOOMINGDALE BRUSu
Third-aye. andjGth-st.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-10
A Hogs Intelligence.

Who was it tina. once remarked tina
instinct is closely akin to thought
Well, it's no matter, beyond the simple
fact that the following incident proves
it. The writer was spending the sum
mer not long ago near the home Of ar
old German farmer named Cronenwett
who, among other things, was thu
owner of an old SOW that for he,
smartness on one occasion, at least
should have been awarded the diploma
To the rear of the house, which was
an old-fashioned frame structure. was
located an apple orchard, and here the
SOW, with her squealing, jostling litter
of pigs, held high carnival. Apples
were just turning ripe, and so full were
the trees that many of the branches
all but swept the ground. In time ii
was observed that the fruit was disap-
pearing from the lower branches. and
for no perceptible reason. One day
the writer and the farmers SON were
walking among the trees when the lat
ter started back with an exclamation
Of surprise. The old SOW was waking
about under one Of the trees granting,
and with her gaze fixed upon the
foliage ABOVE. Finally, she found a
limb heavy with luscious fruit. and.
reaching up. seized It with her teeth
and shook it as dog would q rat. OF
course, the apples fell. much to the de-
light Of the little pigs which rushed
around in great style. The old sow
INDUCED her genius il this way until
al the limbs within her reach were as
barren Of apples = though they had
never bIossOmed Cincinnati En-
qzfrer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1884-10-10
The Utility og Drumming.

Grumble, grumble, grumbIe onl
Old habits you easily can't lay by,
Nevertheless, old Farmer John,
l read the truth in your bright brown ere;
Weather and markets have all gone wrong,
Year upon year you heaped complaint,
Your past produced but doleful song,
Your faith in the future, alass Is faint.
o Farmer John, you're a truthful type
OF the land you live in and love 50 much;
Your smile cannot make the crops grow ripe
Or send up the markets to such and such.
0 serious, serious Farmer John.
lis that old, deep feeling Of discomfort
That through plenty and famine has moved us
on
For grumhling brings good government.
Horace Leonard tn London Society.