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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-09

CHICAGO: o:-Hogs-Receipt 5000 head ship-
miiehhts! iieh! 100 head market brisk and loo
shipping. IS 55Qb IS light, a sOe15 IS skipS
and grassers, s3 60Gz4 90,
Cattle-Receipts. 900 head; shipments sOoot
iat cattle nrm common grades dull Z export
grades, ~ 7j87 10; poor to choice shipping
90 s596 30; common to fair, e484 rs; range
cattle slow; Texans, % s5fe4
sheep-Receipts, 26jO head shipmenta. rSOO
mead best grades strong common grades
dull good TO choice, % 75a4 25; common to
fair, 5o93 so; Texas. s2Ge3 40.
EAST LrBERTY-Cattle fairly active: extra
S 2596 30; fair to good, e5T6 common, Sl(1
% receipts, ,s3o head shipments, blh head.
90; Baltimores, % 5000 60; Workers, f5 2b3
300; grassers: "a 50f5 90 (; receipts, $500 head
shipments 800 head.
sheep dull prime, 80 75l1t; Prime TO good.
50 2b93 80 common, Slfe2 % receipts, g. 600
mead shipments, 1900 head.
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An EARLY noRNINu Hu aoLany.
Thieves Break iIto sheriz n's 4-ootry store
Bat secnrc Littio Booty.

Thieves Break iLto Sherfz ,r's 4-octry store
But secnrc Littio 'sociy.
This morning some time alter ! o'clock
burglars broke into the store of o. Is.
Shertzer on Weat King street. They
affected an entrance by pryiDg open one
of the shutters in the rear of the house,
after which they had 10 trouble making
their way into the store. IL the money
drawer there was between SO and 80 In
money aud all of this was stolen. The
drawer was found this morning near
the fence, over which tho thieves are sup
posed to have passed. at tho end of tho
lot in the rear OF the house. Near by was
lying pack Of notions consisting OF
handkerchiefs, laces, &c, valued at about
SO. They wero all tied in bag and
are supposed to have been dropped by the
thieves in their flight. Last night was the
first time in many years that Mr.. Shertzsr
did not take tho contents Of the nouey
drawer up stairs with him. The burglary
must have occurred after O'Clock as Mrs.
Shertzer was mp at that time looking after
kettle which abe had loft outside, and
then all was right. Tho wife Of George
Winower, who resides back of Mr..
Shertzer's lot, was up with sick BOD and
between and 3 O'Clock she heard the dog
making q great noise aud some one
jumping over Shertzer's fence. The bur
glary was undoubtedly committed by
soms ona we'll acquainted with the
premiseP.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-09
NEW ADVEHTIsEMENTS

NEW ADVEHTIsEMENTs,
NAIL Ar hXOELsIOR HALL TnIs
player. He will play every evening this week.
A FULL LINE OF PIPES AT PRICES
HARTMASs's' 's'YPsiLSSR 9RPILoW FRONT CIGAR
6TORE.l :~sB
TUE WOLF. oOmPANION TO RED RID.
Il ing Hood, given away this Saturday at
CLARKE'S TEA STORE. Come anu have a
good laugh at our new Cartoons 4c. per
pound for Brown Sugar.
rI'nE WONDERFUL PiOCoLu PLAYER
i will be at Excelsior Hail this evening and
every evening this week.
SPEOTAOLEs-NO ONE BUT A PHYsI.
- clan understanding the eye can properly
a full supply OF Superior spectacles and Eye.
Glasses. All diseases or Eye and Ear treated
DIR. Q. II. Brown, No. 20 West Orange street,
Lancaster. Pa. iu2l-lydTh
A FULL LINE OF LORILLAKD's PLUG
IA and Fountain fine cut Tobaccos. Also
nrst-class Smoking Tobaccos at:
HARTMAN's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
QH OOn WASTED. SECURITY WILL
GDC,OOO DO first and only mortgage on
new, firstclass city property, costing over
BAUSMAN BURNS,
Insurance and Real Estate Agents,
oS3tdR 10 West Orange street,
DKOPOSALs FOK OOAL.-SEALED PRO
l. pCsals for thirty tons OF best hard Stan'
ton, or equally good furnace coal. egg size.
and fifty tons Enterprise, range size, or its
equal for cooking delivered in cellar OF Home
for Friendless Children, VIII be received until
SATURDAY, llth ms. Address, DIR. John l..
Atlee' sr' marked "pr9Posa'ss TOR T6%fI, GSs,;I
os-2td Secretary OF Home.
NOrIOE-BIDs WILL BE KGOElvED ny
IN the Finance scommittee at the Mayors
1884, for the highest premium on per cent.
Lancaster City Bonds tC the amount OF tl7 500,
redeemabla in $780, and free of all taxation.
Bids will be received for the whole or parts
FINANCE COMMITTEE,
o4-6td Mayors Office.
nEMOCKATIO COUNTY COMMITrEE.-
cratic county committee in the rooms OF the
City Committee, third door of Kepler's post
office building, North Queen street. at 10 H. IN.
on MONDAY. OCTOBER "a.
A full attendance of the members IL urgent
ly requested. w. U. HENSEL,
Chairman.
LANCASTER, PA. Oct. 8, 1884. os~d&wtm
FINn OLOTHING FUK TnE FALL.
i 1 have now displayed on my counters
and racks my superb line OF Fall Woolens.
They are tho choicest goods ever offered In
this city by any merchant tailor heretofore.
trimmed with the very best and perfect and
comfortable Mt always guaranteed. Don't fail
to stop as you pass by and examipe the goods
In my window.
81 North Queen street, opposite the fostoffice.
n24-6muR
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n.Id on q Unarse OF EoreipIe peta,nsr

Frank Greider was before Alderman
Fordney last evening to answer charge
OF forciblo detainer. Greider rented part
Of the premises on East Orange street from
William Ii. Bollinger, the property was
sold at Sheriff's sale some months ago and
David Pontz and b. F. Davis became the
purchasers. They did not recognize
Greider as a tenant and notified him to
vacate the premises. He declined to do
so and they secured the services OF Con
stable Kline, Of West Hempfield township,
to dispossess Greider. When tho consta-
bic went into the house to execute his
writ he was assaulted by Greidsr, and by
the advice of his counsel he retired and
the owners entered the suit above NEIL
toned. The alderman reserved his decis
ion until this morning when he decided
on returning the case to court. Greider
entered bail In the sum of $500 fo- his
appearance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-09

White S5kct No. 3 do. slos No. 4 ~.
800. ~ osAeos
kye quict at 0lc.-
da' sSeaso I. :; C!oyes,eea dun asIkes{c rsmothy
winter Bran dull at els 6O
xe.s xaroyp,c,Sns pc.r !. stesaY, With iair demand
Il iao1a o.. NESS Beef sisSooO, City do 3ls -
Bacon, iaQlaxc; Smoked shou,der.L 7,xnss,
pics,es rtS %S do 'SnH{si S,SH{si Smoked Hams ilSiSs
Lard steady city rennod. sxo, ,oo.e
oInsSnsrs, nntssr, Es, prime steam a ioo7 u
steady Creamery extras, S0sSsicS n ...Drn ~
ao. xsg5ci y. q; N. Y. extras, N6s, West.
20022c. s'ou W uAoses,
Rolls at 22a2sc packing butter, icoisc.
19kc. "A' -
cheese firm. taily active for fine mud eoods,
New York full creams, i90ia5<c, Ohio fiss1s
choice, l0<0lIc; dofair 70 prime, s6iOsxc 1 -
part skins. o0ec do full, fK0lc.
Petroleum steady Refined, &C.
whisky dull Western at d 90
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-09
m ArriaRo BELLS.

This morning Mr.. 3. 8. Martin, of
Williamson & Fosters store, was married
to Miss Lillie NJ Geist, daughter of j. M.
w. Geist, of the NeD Era. The ceremony
was performed in st. Johns Episcopal
church by the rector, Rev ]. Z. Pratt,
and it was the first couple he had married
since his arrival here. After the reception
at the homo of the BRIDES parents, the
newly welded pair left on trip to
Niagara Falls, Watkins Glen aud other
places,
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Usused by nes, { disease.

Deputy Coroner A. b. Reidenbach held
an inquest on the body of NJ. T. Huebener,
cashier OF the Lititz National bank,
whose sudden death was noted 10
the INTELLIeENCER on Wednesday, and
his jury rendered verdict that
death resulted from heart disease. DIR z.
J.Rosbuck was the ooroner's ply sioisn and
Thomas A. Milchsack, Samuel l.. Delbo.
Edward ,, Sturgls, I II. Keller, Michae
Roth and Eli j, Barr, tho jury.
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Returned Co Lancaster.
ltn Raadfnn LaaIa

Miss Mary j. MoDonough, daughter of
DR.. Charles McDonough, 152 North 10Th
street, returned to the Academy of the
Holy Cross, Lancaster, Tuesday morning,
to resume her studies, where she has
already spent 2 years and expects to remain
years longer to receive good education.
Sampl Of her fancy needlework drew a
handsome premium at the Berks county
fair. Moss roses and other flowers az
tistically executed on scarfs and large pin
cushions were greatly admired.
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MARkIAGES

1884, in 81. Johns Episcopal church, by the
Rector. Rev. j. K. Pratt, Mr.. y. 8. Martin and
Miss Lille M. Geist, all OF this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-09
AN Exciting Conflict Ended.

KINGSTON, ONT, Oct. 8.-All is calm at
Samworth, the soene of the recent exciting
conflict between Italian nayvies and the
villagers. An eyewitness OF the distur.
bauce says the mob at ono time had rope
around the neck of O'Brien, the oontrao-
tor, and threatened to hang him unless he
paid them at once. Many of the disturb.
ers came to this city yesterday and crossed
to Cape Vincent.
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A Marrow ESCAPE,

This morning an old man made mar
row escape from being killed by the oars
at the PeDnsylvapia railroad depot. He
was standing on the south track with his
back to an approaching train, aud when
the oars were within few feet of him,
Peter Reilly saw his danger and dragged
him from the track, thus saving his life.
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Kemsrkabls story Of = watch.

IRON th3 Mount JOY Star.
David s. Horst, watch-maker, of
Rapho township, has shown us watch,
which his brother Rev. Abraham Horst,
late Of this place and now deceased,
lost In the fall Of 1881, while plowing
in field on his farm, several miles
north Of town. In the spring the field
was narrowed and planted with corp,
during the summer the oorn was culti-
vated and tho next spring the field was
again plowed aud sown with oats. That
fall IT was again plowod and wheat was
put in and the ncxt summer, whilo har-
vesting, the watch, which was lost three
years before. was found, In good oondi
tion. 1t was an open face one and the
glass not even broken, 1t was wound up
and was found to run all right. Whom it is
considered tho many times, the gr ouud
was plowed and narrowed around and out
In tho ground over three winters, during
the cold, freezing, thawing, snow, &c., it
is almost miraculous that 1t was not
broken, rusted and entirely worthless.
The watch is still running and In good
condition.
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A FULL LINE OF LORlLLAKD's rLUG
"A and Fountain fine cut Tobaccos. Also
frst-class Smoking Tobaccos at:
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE,
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HALIFAX, N. s., Oct. 9.-Near Harts-
port, yesterday, train carrying Metho-
dist excursion with over Eve hundred
people, ran into an obstruction and ell on
board were badly shaken up. An exami-
nation showed that: the rails had Ibeen
maliciously broken, Fortunately no one
was seriously hurt. There is no trace of
the perpetrators.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-09

The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
A. Coyle will be grieved TO learn Of the
death Of their infant and only son, John
A. at the residence of tho wife's parents in
Coatesvillc, on Wednesday night at 1880
O'Clock. Tho little sufferer had borne
with almost an adults fortitude tho pains
Of an illness that were very severe, and his
parents had hoped against hope that he
might recover. In their bereavement they
have the sympathy Of hosts Of friends In
tho community,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-09
Condition OF the unoiers.

MADRID, .Oct. 9.--Duripg tho past "a
hours there have been two deaths from
cholera reported in the province Of
Alicante. The Imparcial states that it is
informed on good authority that there
have been seventeen cases Of cholera and
fourteen deaths in Barcelona, since Sept.
IA. Barcelona papers deny the truth OF
this statement.
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Sudden uesth OF an Inventor.

LONDON, Oct. 9.--David Green, an in
ventor, doing business at No. 80 Liberty
street, New York, who was exhibiting
patents at the health exhibition, was found
in an insensible condition in q railway
carriage at Walmerth station, and died
shortly after his removal from the cars.
The cause of death is unknown. He
appeared to bo in good health when he left
Victoria station There were no signs Of
violence on the body. His watch and o
sum of money were found on his person.
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ANOTH EK DENIAL,

Blaine Declares Be Never offered Money
for tho Mullgan Letters.
CANTON, O., Dot. 0.--Blaine said yester-
terday to an inquiring reporter that the
assertion Of Warren Fisher, that he
(Blaine) had offered money for the Null
added that there never was a time
when he would have paid single penny
for the letters, though he always main
tanned that it was a gross invasion of his
private rights that the letters should be
hawked about and published.
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nS 00n WASTED. SECURITY WILL
tDC,OUV be first and only mortgage on
new, hrstclass city property, costing over
$4,000. 5000 collateral fire insurance will be
given. Apply to
BAUSMAN Il BURNS
Insurance and Real Estate Agents,
oS.3tdR 10 West Orange street,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-09

The free concert at Excelsior hall on satur
day, Monday and Tuesday evenings was very
largely attended. Aldine, the great piccolo
and concertins player. astonished and deligh hit.
ell every one by his accurate limitations OF sing.
ing birds, braying bugles and beating drum 8.
Mr.. Justin Clark executed some fine pieces on
the piano. The concert will be repeated every
night this week. o7.5t
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SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING. GOT. Q. 1884,
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS
LATEST NEWS FROM All QUARTERS.

Further Reports OF tho Cyclone In Sicily
Twenty-Seven Persons Killed and
-Four Hundred Injured.
ROME, Dot. 9.-Harrowing details Of Q
Cyclone at Catania, Sicily, yesterday have
been received hero. Twenty seven DER.
sons were killed and one hundred injured.
There is great distress among the poor.
The damage will amount to two million
lire.
LATER REpoRTs.
ROME, Dot. 9.-Later reports from Ca
tania state four hundred persons were
injured BY the cyclone and that the damage
will amount to four million lire.
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An Opering Postponed

The room OF Lancaster Lodge, No. 6S,
Knights of Pythias, was not thrown open
to the inspection Of the public on Wednes
day evening on account OF the inclement
weather. The committee in charge will
designate an evening on which the room
will be open, of which due notice will be
given.
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PROSECUTOR rsiis to Appe.r.

Ambrose Ganse appeared at the oflos of
Alderman Fordney on Wednesday evening
to answer charge Of assault and battery
preferred by Charles Boyle, but the prose-
cutter fsl'sdt to appear and tho alderman
diEpi Fss q tbs case,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-09

The figures showing tho enormous yearly
sales of kidney-Wort, demonstrate its value
as a medicine beyond dispute. 1t is a purely
vegetable compound OF certain roots, leaves
and berries known to have special value in
kidney troubles. Combined With these are
remedies acting directly on the Liver and
Bowels. II is because OF this combined action
that ktdney-Wort has proved such an un-
equalled remedy in all diseases OF these organs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-09
q Fire Bekinoles,

CINCINNATI, o., Oct. GA slight fire
in the Ohio wall paper mandatory on
Walnut street, near Court street, last
night, was quickly subdued and watch
man was left in charge. He slept, and at
5 o'clock this morning the fire rokindled
when a loss of $4,000 ensued. It is
amply insured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-09
Reformed Church synod u. po,,ssowu.

The 13Sth annual session of the synod
Of the Reformed church in the United
States is now in progress at Pottstown.
The various important matters of business
and church polity will be discussed. Rev.
t. @. Porter, of Esston, is pres.
ident, and Rev. John p. Stein, OF
Millersville, secretary of the synod.
The delegates from tho Lancaster ella ssis
are keva. J. NJ. Souder, J. II. Dubbs,
ID. D., j. II. Pannebecker, w. +. Lioh-
liter, q. s. Wieand, G. II. Herbst.
Nader. ]. w. Wrestling. p. Bausman, 8.
L. Dellinger, d. Helm, w. G. Rutter, H.
G. Kulp.
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lp0uiartiou Fllet1 .

Deputy Coroner q. 8. Fry, OF East Co.
calico township, to day fled In the ooro.
ner's ofiloe the inquisition held on
the infant son of Harry Halker OF Union
Station. The child was found dead In its
cradle and the vordict Of the jury was that
the child died from natural causes.
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merchan,u OF Kraman Fail.

BREMEN, Oct. 9.-Dietrich Lichtenberg
& Co., merchants of this city, have failed.
Rudolph Liohtenberg, member of the firm,
is missing.
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JOHN ". STEIN HANS ruHsKAL.
a Largo Uoncourss In Atssndauos A strihiss
Coincidence

n Largo Oonooufee IN Ateendsuce A Strihi0g
Ooincidence.
The funeral OF John #. Stoinmau took
placo from his late residence on West
Orange street this morning at 11:o'clock,
and the attendance was very largo. Tho
services were conducted by Bishop Ed
mund DO Schweiniz, of Bethlehem, as.
sisted by Rev. Max Hark. Tho pail
bearers were Isaac Ii. Stauffer, who for
many years was In tho store with deceased
and afterwards removed to Now Orleans,
where he is now In business. Hon. II. G.
Long, Hon. A. Herr Smith, John +. Long
!. Newton Lighter, A. w. Russell, DIR.
II. Carpenter. Reuben A. Bear,lA. II. Pea
cook and Francis SHREDDER. The interment
was made 10 Woodward Hill cemetery, on
o fine spot on the hill. This laud was in
the Steinman family for over 100 years,
and the lot was reserved by the deceased
whom ho disposed Of some OF his ground
to the cemetery.
1t Is rather striking coincidence OF tho
ruournful occasion that tho same day wit
messed tho burial OF the aged grandfather
and the youngest grandson, the :baptismal
ceremony Of John Frederick Steinman,
infant son Of A. ]. Steinman, taking place
at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-09

DR.. Tanner certainly has great st0maehr-
great because OF its strength and endurance
We may err IN saying that tbs doctor 49,
aestiye DO ers are easily accounted for. Eev.
dock Hood Btsfsvs being standard lnedaci1o
arc sold by ali druggists. For sale ~ ". y.
Cochran, druggist. lSI and ~ Aorsh 0usen
street.
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riIss ! riles l Plies

Sure cure for Hind, bleeding and Itching
Piles. ono box has cured the worst case OF -
years standing. No one need suffer hve min
ment. II absorbs tumore. allays itching, acts
as podltiee, giyes instant relief; PrepNiod
nothing else. Sold bS druggists and maiied
on receipt OF paice, u. Sold by IL u. coch.
ran, druggistl37 and ls9 North Queen stroet.
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"BUOhU.PAIBA."
some Doubt the Biple

And the motives OF its authors, but none who
have used them doubt the efficacy OF Burdock
BLOOD BHers. This splendid blood tonic is
without peor. For sale by ii. ID. Cochran
druggist l37 and l39 North Queen street-
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BATAVIA, N. Y, Oct. 0.-At tho noon
adjournment of the Republican congress
sional convention for tho Thirty-first dis
trict, 470 ballots had been taken without
a ohoice-ths vote standing as il did yes.
terday.
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0rangemen Hiotiag.

ST. JoHN's, N. f., Oct. 9.-Orange dis
turbances are again developing at Harbor
Grace. The gates of the convent were
torn down and flung into the sea, and ono
Riverhead man was beaten almost to death
by the Orangemen.
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Look Out for rrosta.

A telegram received this afternoon states
that the cold wave extends from New
England southwest over the Ohio valley
to Texis. and that frosts are probable to
night. The flag designating an approach
Ing frost was hoisted on the postoffioe
building to day.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 9-Flour--State and West.
ern dull and rather weak. Southern duii
wheat opened N7Hc higher afterwards
rass wesRened @ and l2st advance; trado only mod
Nov, s7sz090c Dee, ssx09oc, Jan. eizT3
9lXc; Feb. 93x09sNc. -
Corn heavy N@Eo lower !; Mixed western
:, Oats s1Nc better; No. 2 DOT. 3ik0395<c,
NOV, Sl,sGS3c; Dec, 33zc; state, 60SSc
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ELlNN . BREREMAN.

LANCASTER, IA.
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a Bpreeiog rsmaIo.

Sarah Scott has been on q spreo for
several days and she went to the Office Of
Alderman Fordney on Wednesday, and
asked to be committed SO that she could
sober up. The alderman sent her to the
county prison for five days.
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the nuptingdon. rranklin Deaalocx

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 9.-Ths Repub
lican senatorial confeJees of Huntingdon
and Franklin counties beld another session
to-day without result. They adjourned
to meet here on Monday next.
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Annual Ulnn0P. .

The annual dinner to the California or
oursionists was given to-day by Col. James
Young, Of Middletown. 8. II. Reynolds,
John Keller, Henry Baumgardner and DR..
Henry Carpenter, Of this oity, and II. NJ.
North, OF Columbia, are In attendance.
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New xorS.
Quotations ty Associated Pross.
stocks firm, Money. lD1c.

StOURs urnl. NOhOyI IU5c. n
New York CeI,tra. ..........s....... o6L
EIlo hdirOuur...s. .....s...s.......s....s.s.. lAX
Adams Expire %. .............................
Michigan Central Railroad ................ 81
Michigan Southern Railroad. ................77
Illinois Central Railroad. ad...,...............i23S
Cleveland y Pittsburgh Railroad. ..........140
Chicago q Rock Island Railroad. .........ll0
Pittsburgh d Fort Wayne Railroad. 1904
Western Union Tel ,8raph Company..... 6lZ
New Jersey Central. go. .................. l6k
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WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 9.-For the
Middle Atlantic states, generally fair
weather, northeasterly winds brisk and
occasional high, becoming light Tonight,
with frosts, higher barometer, lower tenn
perature.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-09
Editora Fight n uusl

BRUSSELS, Oct. "a duel was fought
to-day between Nj. Tardien. editor of the
Independent Beige and NJ. Valders, editor
OF the National Beige. Neither of them
were hurt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-09
Fishing Vessel and Crew Lost

ST. JOINS, N. F., Dot. GA dispatch
from Hopedale, Labrador. announces the
loss of the 7th inst, of fishing vessel and
all hands, numbering five.