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FOUGHT TO A FINISH.
The Dempsey-Ful'james Fight
Takos Place After Many
Failures.
Twenty-Two Rounds FOUGHT in Thirty
nine Minutes Dempsey Victorious
After Hard Struggle.
The Big Victor Ptes=n II Plucky An
tagon,st Win Fifty DoIaia as a
Panacca.

,'n, ,,',,'. '''''''> ana 'n',h 'r'noe 'Ae owe
u4ht between jack u mpscy and George
FuIljamcs came oil at Grcatkil's Point.
staten Island. ,t i've tb-. ,n.roiu, rb,
rone. and .t,l.. ..,i,,.., .,..,d
'' N'"N'S rc IuIchY PlactH
u" position tHe wet, sandy soil being
>" YIeiuIh- As to almost cause tnc
pedestrians t. fan down, but the men
were Doth dct,ruIn,d n..,ti...i i,,. .,,.,t,,r
once far ,u n.,,.....,. ,..,,.., ,.-
~ ''''
''''' NV '''' ''3Hl ana one hi Itchrs,
t"ehtl-'No years oi age FulJtmcs
weighed 1886, ,taud> Hvc feet four and
one half tuche>. tnirty.t,,o wear. a., ,,e
.t.,.,, l,,,t .,,., ,n. ,., 49,,
anu ''''"" ''"""'u run
J'"''' Ar'H'f "A'hb'fN ANA Mittn' W
watson attended Dclup,N with Ncd
Nt.dhn a, referee ami II T. EI-..tilno.
Keeper.
r,.,
"''' WIS
'"'d fu' 'Jtm.N ed OIL 1t the face
'". "'"' :" 'r'' a"" dempsey StIAlGh.
o"'t re-" nun IN 'he mouth. lhrn
''Wp''y cot one on the check heavily
''aNl'l3 o'oou from tni Jane. TINS
''''' wa, A'""eu. IN me cih,h which
'".''"'' ''e,"P>'H 'f"'N-hutt"chtd ful-
Iti"' = a"' IA'u MIN aero tue chest;
Il,n'' 80
Round -fn'llnm"S made ap'ay at
''"i s'N o"uY' put away snort, while
n',nP't! ; b'uy olo"s All tod. Time,
h'uhd 81 Inc work was very light
n r'''' ''"i','l A"r1h'" fu James do"h
R,nnj tD,n.r '','' ,,,,y r,,, ,,,,.
I, ~" h@"I oio"S
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Notorious Crook Cup ur-d in ST.
LOUIS.

n Notorious Crooh Cup VI d in ST,
LOUIS
81 Lorfs, Mo, July 30 City Nar,hll
John Power, OF E.gn, liL, cIucd ou
Chief lItrrgan this morning aud re-.
quest.d to sec G.. H. Newman, who h.,
now in jah ON charge OF victim ling the
hcrmud, Jaccard Jcwc.ry COMPANY.
when admitted TO the prisoners pres.
enco, the Marshal Instantly rrcogu,zrd
HIM "a Albert e.. Blak' slice, whom he ha.
known iOr twenty live years Fourteen
years az" bnlkcSiec, a las Nc"utau, iiVcd
III E'gln ami Acquired u
HEruINIiu> tuI; Di-no>E,IN.
Three months ago Bukcs,c went to
El.in anu hurd span ut hur-ca NA.ucd
at $500 H. sold the horses, pucs-icti
The money and lied.
Marsha. Pow Rs lol owed hiu to ono
snd captured AHA. the pr suucr ,ccurrd
several cuItluunCcs ut The rhlrg,
against han hy .cprcscntiug that It iur.,
amount Oi cattle belonging % lIiW MuuId
arrive IN = lew days, aad thii al c.ain~
against HIM would be- sctt.,d Ih,, de-
vice becoming stale, the day preceding
bis trIal the prisoner became
VIOLENTLY -t,k
and was taken to a privilc h n,c fui
treatment Ihit night n Disappeared,
leaving no trace ol himself While out
West he assumed the name OF Gcor.,.
Parker, by winch he wa, known h re.
when the authorities here are -ltougn
with this man ul many A.m-,~ uc WIli br
turned over To the LlGin pcoPc
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wholesale Discharge of workmen

PlltsRrRGrL PA, July so Two hun.
drcd and fifteen men were discharged
1t the Westinghouse Air-brakc WORKS in
Allegheny last evening. Some fifty or
-rNculy-hve more viii follow in few
days. Scare t, Of orders is the cause.
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Death of Paul Stevens.

CAMDEN, ME., Ju,y 30.-pau Stevens,
aged Iiity seven, of Wa>hl gton, II. c.,
ti"d hrre this morning He was Ii
urhrian Df the House OF Representa- ives
und,r Lincoln and Grant. Since then he
hts been claim agent in Washington.
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To subscribers.

Subscribers to the EXAMINER will
confer favor upon the management
If they will please leave their slbscrip-
tion at the place where the paper j.
delivered.
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CtNoINNAri, o, July so The .>jun was
advertised to he sold at public auction
to-day The sale has been postponed
indefinitely. 1t is stated that it will be
so,d privately
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Failure Of q Wool house.

NEW YoRK, July So--A Philadelphia
dispatch reports the failure of tettlc
Bros, an od wool house Of h'ty years
'tandiug. Capital s2O0,UO); credit \ l..
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man and secretary OF the committee.
The committee th;n adjourned.
The large parlors OF the Grand Cuiou
were Oiled by two O'Clock Lady guests
IN summer toilets occupied the lounges
the comn'ittce-m were arranged in a
'eni-circlc in the middle of the room.
me appearance was decidedly moro pct
urrsquc than that Witnessed Yesterday at
n Executive Mansion. Hon. David
Davis and wife were conspicuous, among
,nr ,prctators. MIR and Mrs.
hendricks entered the room
>horty after two o'clock, and were
greeted by the clnpp ~ OF hands. Hon.
W . Was, alter a brief pause stepped
i"r"atd aud delivered his address 1t
vas an eloquent and impressive Grafton,
icicrri'g graceful iy to Mr. llcudr.ck>'
distingu, shed service, and tine rAf-ciiountc
regard ia which the Democracy OF the
Nltlon hu.d h.n
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sick Committee of Waco Lodge
No. ~, \. +. X \. NJ, for the present
month: .. Wheat, {. W. White. j. r.
Battle. l.. b. Black, and ". l.. Barker
BY order of the VA
D. W. srEIGHr, Secy.
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The DAILY EXAMINER
Our Home Advertisers

will please bear in mind thar copy for
char yes in their advertisements nust
be banded in 10y 3 N. otherwise the
change canuot he made.
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SAE,rooN y. Y, ,luy 800 The wealth.
cr to-duy i, warm aud clear The tracB
is IN fair condition aud the attendance
IIrge.
First Race 500. distance one mile;
only three ,Dar,eIs. Woa by q eanoI;
N"iucy, second; >cttlc. third Time,
/: "a 81 Mutull> paid $40.
second Race Ihc lruquuis stakes :;
distance o - mile and 500 yards. Won
~ RataPlnu, paiinurus, second; b asst,
ihnd. Time, 2:l7 -. Mutuals paid
~ 90
Ihird Race Handicap sweepstakes for
all ages; distance, one mile and a fur
iong; won by urcystonc; Biah,.s, second ;
To'u, third. Tim, :js Mutuals paid
S23.10.
Fourth Race Purse, sI0o Handicap
ipr all ages; distance, one ml., over
tour hurdles, won 10y Guy; Beaver
wyck, second, and Quencc, third Time,
l:ji. MutIals paid SO.
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For Rent. Two new Drlck store
houses near Narrow Gauge depot
Enquire of Tow FApslrr
jy2Y- I'm
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ANTlDoTE TO aALAJ

UE FEELS LINEAMN u, ~
81 u We had Dy utIi4i w ~
tiOn,'vn years, 1ad tlv. y,
h.ie ut pills, and ItIP A
nat have done Ua H'y 40,
'.Auri iuc ont uHr.F.
H.rw,l, food iil, SIS I,,'
.HNc natural pr 1--HHr-.
nu" W..n. laH isl>
-a,-ryvl.-.. csc. ots,HN
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w anted.

Two copies Of Sundays EXAMINER
al this office. '' -"
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Z ~ I I N
nrnan1En1assEnmzskcunu|
ri Ill
TORPID BOWEvl
III s O z . e n ED |,
and mALkRllt

FROM these sources arl,r ilntl
the Diseases OF tuc human RI
symptoms Indicate eNI.,,.s
Appetite, Bowels costi,t, VI
ache, fullness after eating, u,
rkerti1n Of body ar mind, III
Of food, Irritability OF ltna
spirits, 4 feeling OF having 4
some duty. DilAiue,s, Flutes
Heart, Dots before the eye, /.
ored Urine, tONsTiPtIl0i
mand the usr Of a rome y tha' \
on the Liver. AsaLiYrr medt
PILLS hav" no equal. IlciA
kidneys and skin Isl also prong
all Impurities through tho-f ia
engers OF the system" pa
titc, sound digestion, rDgg's- %
skiuand a vigorous BODY. HH
cause no nausea or g4EE- M
HaU ID
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\ /. ID >i.t,l,D.

HIS Capture, Dea o. A I've, Ordered
PNH~oNS, kN~ july 80 Nivl,oti. "A
urgru who ds>du ted a Missouri Pacific
engineer At the Be muut liou last fall
with razor, ncJr.y >,v ring hi, head
rom his shoulders, und malc good hi
escape To thu lndiau Territory, cumr ~
rom that rcndclvOu- Mon av ui.ht tc-
rpmpau ed Uy tNJ lc-Scr iight, ia Drlmc
ana ndrrtpuE the ca iturc @. tn. town
lhry commenced by trng into tn. air,
and WHEN the olii or, approached the
op,n iir upon tIcm. \ btttr. cu,u.i,
IA Wb'cu one OF the negroes wt, shot go
ia" ,rG aud captured. NINas aud ia.
oth"r escaped In thv dus,uc>>, but At day
pr.ak y,St rdAy one OF th N was cap.
iurri. NivlS ia Is yet at ipcrty, but
Nit pr"napy bc caught, u thc Mayo
gave order, to capture ann dcdi or alive.
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MN>E,r"rts, MISS, July 80 Those
who think the trouble ia regard to ,hr
murder of officer McLlu4h,in i, over
are probably mistaken II ,> said on the
street that an orsn ,ilatuon has been
Effected to -,c that tauu,r, is never re-
turned to Minneapolis HIN". IL Is stated
hat watch is Kept upon aIl trains, auo
Ntgi ntr> WA, board The uur upon whlrh
Cauticrl B, g passenger rhr pl'n is to
rescue h.n from lhr officer, AT som
Gltthlr p"int, AnI tynrh nin. II j. said
At the NIB about thr jail Monday ym@ht
wrtr ar tncry for the purpose ol yuch-
o. Z CInticry, but to kiil any OF hi4 friends
who attempt la rescue. II j. certain that
many ia tho mob were fulN armed
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WN~m>GroN, II. c., July Wm.
Wttt cue rt-on, publican member OF
Congress from tn Smith District of kcu-
tucky, at eleven o'cloc. tins moruiug, at
National Hotel, attempted suicide by
shouting lie fired two shots from a
,'lrt'l hoth OF which took effect in the
back part of the mead II is feared the
wuuug> wi prove fatal. ca B., rt,On re-
turned to the city IaSt week, since which
tim his friends have noticed he acted
strangely at tunes. No motive is as
>iEprd. tu,bcrt~ou Is the owner of the
Ashland Iron furnace III Kentucky, and
ua~ the reputation OF being we'll off.
This l. his fir term In Congress
MIR. CulbcrlSou Was born near Lewis
town, Pennsylvania, and left the State
when TWO years o.d. He has been en-
ga.cd in the Manufacture oi iron >iurc
ouyhuod, except three years spent IN the
Culon army Beginning IA SOL with the
RANK Ol captain, ne was cctcd to thr
kcutuckN legislature N 1870 aud To the
kculusty state senate in 1913. IL WIS
u dcic.utr from rs district to the Re
pub lean National CunV .utiu : at Cincin-
nlti and Chicago IN 1876 and 1880, was
Mayor ui tn city of Ashland, hi> home
aud was c,rctrd 10 the forty-ri4hlh Con-
grcs~ as a Il puhilctu, receiving / ,2O7
votes against 3.Hto VOTES tor LulUhei
Hurt, Dem ctdt
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Every smoker shorld try Little
Joker"
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'h''A'o August The Drorrr. Journal rr-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-02
EEw ADpEHTfsEHESl

HfW SDt DtfhTfsEhSNfh.
DEM U,aAHs rKUn oOcts, rrK hun
uART MASS YELLOW FRON CIGAR
STORE.
A. orIUr-TRE Water DUpLIusTE rs
~ In my hands for collection of water rents,
and all abste temeuts viii be discontinued after
June /, lssl C.F. MYEhS,
ms, 6td city Treasurer.
V,HE MONTHLY MEETING OF rHEJEr.
j PERSON CLUB will be held In the CLUB
rooms. Rhoads' building, West King street,
on Monday evening JSng ~ a. e. M% 3G,Sek'
m3l2tR Secretary.
V'Hr ONE m,sUEs U"rrrn Pur rOR
CLARREs TEA STORE.
| No. D West King ST.
| our mill pulVtriZoTs the Coffee Call and
see how II ~orks, tre, C0iieo tn all.
| DuCK HSEE.
| Is Book Beer on SATURDAY aud WHIT
| MONDAY at Casper Kohler's Saloon. 329
| Church street. Also. At ali places where my
| beer II usually sold. q. kOHlER,
| m3O-2td Lion brewery.
| DAKTIEs In wANT OF 0ENUISE Sud
1 weiser Bee Senuine Ginger Ale goto
ware OF limitations. First Book Beer from
| looOn. GEO. WALL, Proprietor,
m3.2Ls No. S25 south Queen st.
NIOrIUE-TO wHom 1T MAY UOSCEKs-
~ All IleIsblls lhutuith w VIII
please call ut the coal yard, corner OF Andrew
ana w 4ter slrge,s, and settle their bills befoic
| the let OF July next, as after that lime they
| VIII he placed In the hands OF collector
| m3l.nt L. GINDER.
| INUx subSr WITS tTs LOOSE AND
~ raised edge bosom Il superior TO all simt .
lar shirts because II Is reintOI ced In front and
| back, has double stitched seams, Ia made OF
| Utica Sonparen Muslin cut straight instead
| OF CrCsSwise. For sale ut SWARRS,
No. 90 North Queen Street, Lancaster.
| a RARE ChANCE.
| n For sale an excellent Safe just from the
factory, Morris h Ireland make, Of the kind
| that siood the test well in the great FIR, in
the lars q Inquirer building. Sell cheap. Also
| a new Sewing Machine cheap. TO DO seen at
| No. 4 u ". WALNUrSr,
ls Lancaster, Pa.
| ruEAP FUN, UHEAP FUEL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-02
THE hEADiNG ComrANY.
Drexol s. 90. Buyins Up Consolidated nor
gage EOnds-lno Company sack
tnIo Kecsivers' Hands.

DrrxoI 81 90. Buying Up Consolidated mort
tnto Kecsivers' Hands.
PHILADELPHIA, June IA y. Drexel g.
Co., this morning announced that they
would buy at par the interest coupons of
tho consolidated mortgage bonds of the
Philadelphia 81 Reading railroad due III
1911. The total amount OF interest due to-
day is about 5000, 000 and, as many trusts
and charitable institutions hold these
bonds, the default on the part of the
Reading railroad company would have
caused serious embarrassments. Drexel
e Co.'S banking house this morning il fill
ed with holders Of these coupons who are
receiving their money as fast AZ the clerks
can pay 1t out.
President Keim, of tho Philadelphia 81
Reading railroad company, issued notice
to day to the effect that tho coupons and
interest due Juno l upon tho consolidated
mortgage bonds OF the company will be-
purchased at par for cash by MessIs.
Drexel g. Co, and stating that the amount
of interest on the income mortgage due,
aud which will not be paid to day, was
&c. 800.
To 60 Back To tho Eec iyership.
The board of directors of the company
held short session to-day. IL is now
known that at this meeting no opposition
was made to a Ieceiyership and application
will be made to the United States circuit
court this afternoon to place the company
in the hands Of receivers. There is a
good basis for saying that Franklin Il.
Gowen will not be one of the receivers.
1t is understood that thereceivershp has
been named as follows Edwin Nj. Lewis,
president of the Farmers and Mechanics
bank Stephen A. Caldwell, president Of
the Fidelity Trust company, and Geo. De
B. Keim, president Of the Reading rail-
road company.
Tho Receivers Appointed.
1880 D. m, An order was made in the
United States circuit court this afternoon
appointing receivers for the Philadelphia
lS Reading railroad and coal and iron
companies. The plaintiff in the suit
upon which the decree was made
was Henry O.. Kelsey, of New Jersey
Messrs. Shephen A, Caldwell, Edwin
M. Lewis and George De B. Keim
were appointed the reosiyers, and they
we're ordered to flo their individual bono
for $500, 900 which they did. An order wa
made restraining all persons from inter
fering with the receivers in the discharg,
OF their duties, and the receivers wort
directed 70 maintain tho properties undo
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-02
Watch rua Cham stolen.

Henry BOhIe, young German barber,
who for a few weeks had been in the EN-
ploy of George G. Liller, and who boarded
with him at his residences, No. SOB West
King street, disappeared from his home
yesterday, taking along with him Mr..
Liller's gold watch and chain. The watch
is of tho Waltham make, Broadway move
ment, with hunting case. Attached to IL
was a cable chain and compass charm
Bohno is about % years old, 5 feet II
inches in height, heavy set, a good deal sur
burned aud has scar on his forehead
He wore when he left Liller's dark coat,
lowered silk vest, black cloth pants and
balmoral laced shoes. He was traced al
far as Landisville, and was probably
making his way to Harrisburg, where ht
formerly worked. Mr.. Liller's watch anC
chain wore worth over $50.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-02

PhiiadelpnIs m srsss.

PHILADsLpHrA, June D. flour duh but steady;
supernne State, R 5o83 Extra Supernne
10 - OOfo3 80 Pa. faulty, " 50pt 70 ONO and
Indiana family, ~ T5Gtb rs; MINI. extra. % o.
"a IS straight, ~ 75Gt5 IS; winter patents,
g. 75G6 30 spring do ~ 5O1p6 80.
lsye iiour ut 81 5O03 62x.
Wheat steady; No. 2 Western Rcd. 81 03;
No. do, 03c No. Pa. Rcd, si Is.
Corn frm for local trade steamer mixed
and yellow. 626D6Sc; sail yellow, 63Q6tc; 90
Oats dun aud weak NO. white,
ilAaiihc; No. do, 4Otd@iOAc; No. do,
i0ri0Ac; rejected, SOC No. mixed, $50.
Rye steady at 70c.
Seeds Clover nominal Mt s99c; Timothy
dull At tsl 30; Flaxsoed trn at 81 rs.
Provisions firm, with fair jobbing do
rnand ; Mess PorK, fls 0)9lS 80 Beef Hams
s2o; India Mess Beef, S,.
Bacou-Smoked Shoulders, 7szfl7Ac; salt do.
! 6AQ7c smoked Hams, l3&VAhc; picked
| dc llh6ol2Ic.
| Lard firm; city refined. at 9ae.z ioose
| butchers, 7Hdsc; prime steam - 80
| Butter Market steady with fair demand
| Western Creamery extra, 2)c; Is. q. 4
| N. Y. extras, lSlpl9c: do hrsts, l5tl7c West
ern extras, l5gl5c; Western good u
choice, ll61l3c.
Rolls at 7R9c.
Eggs trm Pa. Extras. i6Q,7c.
cheese quiet and weak Now York full
creams, l0SQllAc; Western fair 70 good, "a
l0c; penna. part skins, 3D5kc; do full
lp2kc
Petroleum quiet Refined, SC.
| whisky duh at N IL.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-02
LAHUssrrH COUNTY GASES

Decided ny tho supreme court Tu-dsy.
A special dispatch from Harrisburg to
the lSTELLlGENCER says that opinions in
Lancaster cases were handed down by the
supreme court this morning as follows:
Philadelphia n Reading railroad com
pauy VI. W. u. ChrsmaD, judgment
modified and affirmed.
Abraham Myers vs. John HIdebrand,
affirmed.
Henry L. Wolfe, vs.. Edward f. Yohn,
affirmed.
City of Lancaster vs. j. Shuman Kline
et al, affirmed.
A. q. Treichler vs.. U. B. mutual aid
society, affirmed.
Commonwealth vs. Frederick Dinkel-
burg, affirmed.
Harriet 4. Trehis' appeal affirmed
Victoria Waldhoeffcr W.. Chas. Falk,
affirmed.
Commonwealth VI. John Evans, af
iirmed.
Sarah Wolfe's appeal affirmed.
Geo X. Rced's appeal, Lancaster, af,
firmed.
CathaTine Il. Speidels appeal affirmed
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Meeting OF tho Prison inspectors.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
prison inspectors was held this morning,
all the members OF tho board except Mr..
Nissley being present.
Mrs. Gibbs and Mrs. Brown appeared
before the board in behalf Of the Chill
dren's home ia reference to the cost oi
mending shoes for the children. Nc
definite action was taken.
Solicitor G.. @. Kennedy was authorized
to advertise for coffee for four months
Mr.. Dohner was instructed to sell all the
pigs on hand in tho prison and Mr.
Carter was authorized to buy shoats.
Emanuel Gundaker, whose term ex
pires to morrow, asked the board accord
ing to custom for assistance and Wa
refused.
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uOLUm MA NEWS.
rrom Our Regular Uoessspond.ps

FFo" Our hsHuInr OpefeepOu0ent.
Yesterday was ohildrcn's day at the
United Brethren church, and on that 90
casion WAS also celebrated the anniversary
OF the founder Of the ohurch--Pbilip w.
Ottefbe Tho separate services were held
during tho day, ali being largely attended.
Tho church about the cbancel WAS beauti
fully decorated with green's and lovely
flowers, aud numbeiA Of canary birds
added their voices to tho celebration. Tho
exercises were conducted principally by
tho Sunday school scholars. The
programme prepared for tho different
service was n good one, and not too
lengthy to DO tirosUms. Tho principal
features OF tho mprning's exercises were q
we'll rendered duct by Mrs. King and Miss
Newcomer, and the valsdictory address
by Miss Katie jackson. In tho evening
| the two principal features wero the recita
| ton of "A piece entitled ",Tne Old Man
Visits the City," by Walter Sourbeer, and
rslect reading by Miss Emma Sheath
called "a Model Church" The recita
tion was made in clear, pleasing voice,
the young lady displaying decided elocu-
tionary powers Ia the rendition.
Condensed notss
Daniel Roads was made TO pay fine aud
| costs Of suit aud WAS held for 300 fine for
DsitR uIunk anu ulsDGuOtIy week ago !,
Henry Lukens was also fined aud paid
costs for being drunk and disoidcrly.-
| Broken elevator has caused temporary
| suspension of work in moulding depart.
ment Of keeloy stove wOrks-Open air
| concert by band Saturday evening. Rev.
j. II. Meixell il raising funds Tor remov
| ing debt on the Church of God building.
Large crowd wont with st. Peters st.
paurs and st. Josfph's society this morn
ing to Yofk-Shawnes furnace pick Dicking
| In Heise's woods e. day.
On Saturday the Dauntless, of Mount
Joy, defeated the Columbias by a score Of
| 80 To 6.--H. +. Furness, Of the Philadel-
phia Iress, is visiting Mr., A. w. Wilson,
| Columbia wheel club has adopted tho
| Lancaster uniform with the Marietta cap. -
| The new school board organized this
| eveniug-Mr. l.. w. Mays bible class, OF
Second street Luther IN church. cOntem
plates an excursion 30 Wild Cat.-Gen.
Welsh Post, @. A. H., have purchased
two fine engTavDgs-"The Battle Ol
| Gettysburg and Shermau's March to the
Sea. The wreck on the Port Deposit
was cleared a"sy yesterday by /. pm.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-02
srvwns noussno,a r.n.ess

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer In the
world. WIN most surely quicken the piood
whether taken informally or applied ezsr-
nally. ana thereby more certainly hhLisv.
PAIN whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, and 10 Is warranted uou-
bic the strength OF any similar preparation..
II cures pain in the SIDE, back or Bowels:
sore Throst. Rheumatism. Toothache. and
ALL ACHES, and Is The orest ksasvsf g
Pain. "BRowS's HOUSEHOLD
shaaia he IN every family. A teaspoonful OF
tns panacea In q tumbler OF hot water Lswoets
sned. II preferredl, taken al bedtime. will
gREAK UP A COLD. 70 cents bottle.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-02
AsrN-uosvi,ras swispLEn.
Atur Ge,ti1g Buid OF - Ho-sc. Buggy ana
b1rners lie Dec.mps anu IL Captured.

Atur teiti1G Huii OF u ho~se. Buggy ana
nsrners lie Dec.mps anu IL Captured.
On Friday pau named John Lichten-
berger called ON Christian II sser, of May
town, and alter chatting awhile with him
and talking in an important sort Of way,
bought one OF Mr.. Risser's horses, giving
him in paymout check for the amount.
Ho then borrowed from another party o
wagon and set of harness saying he wished
to drive TO Mount Joy 10 buy a new
vehicle. Ga reaching Mount Joy.
LiChtenbcrger went - A. Il. Lands
shop and bought now buggy giving a
check IN payment. lle then went to y. y.
Rogers shop and bought a new set of har
ness, giving a check in payment for this
also. Leaving tho old wagon and harness at
Mr., Landis', he startcd of with his new
team for parts unknown.
He had not been long gone when his
victims ascertained that his checks we're
worthless Mr.. Riser and Constable b.
Good started IN pursuit Of the swindler.
They tracked him III tho direction oi Leb
anon, aud overlook aud captured him near
that borough aud brought him back aud
Il lged him IN the Lancaster county jail,
where il was asoertained that he is uone
other than John Lichtenbcrsor, an OK cou
yigt