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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-15
PENNSYLVANIA KAILKOAD.
On and after October IL. 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave via DesOrossos and Courandt Street
ferrea as follows;
HARRISBURG itsburg West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached a 10 6, and p ~ daily NewYo-f AID
CscAso Lied Of Parlor Dining. smoking and Sleeping
Cars 9 IN every day.
~ilhamsDort Lock Haven, a m. p. Cory and rre
81 connecting at Cory for Trtusvllle. Petroleum
Centre and the Oil Regiona
Baltimore Washington and the South Limited washington
Express Pullman Palace Cars daily except SUNDAY, 10
m; arrive shington 405 D. M regular at t2O ana
$50 IA J. $40 and D. m. ana II night Sunday, 6;l3
10. $40 ant D m. and IL night
for Atlantic CITY. except sunday, p m
Dor APE May. except Sunday. ] 1870 a; ID 49,. ..
Tong Branch bay and intermediate stations
kaAway nd AmDOy. m. ~ noon, S;vu p N
On sunday IN and N. do not stop az AsLury PARK
Cor Old Norfolk via NeIYork PmS"el MA cn1
Norfolk Railroad. O.: IN. days p. every
day. timore and Bay Line, $40 week days
d Brooklyn connect with ali thrO e. traiuS
Jersey City anordng speedy and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel
Trans Arrive: From Ptsburg. T. 8, 1880 500 ana
1855 m daily From washington ana baltimore .; %
isa 320, 900, 1908 p rom Priedephia, S;50 e;20
r. 920 $50 1910 1880 a. NJ. l;2O, 2, 80 80 50
500 COS 72O, $50. 920 935, l005 n sDL l2sy nigh
isunday. $50. G:2O 705 8o5. 1885 $500, 0:20. SIS
u IN.
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THE NEW LINE
'hAi ~. ~ AhbliELPnIA: NORFOLK. OLD POINT

N"'ioRks PHILADE LPHIA NORFOLK DIN poT>ST
COMO Ri AND THE SOUTH
Thai UUkS tAsTERTHAN ANY OTHER ROUTH
now r,no OK Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad Company
and cans FAST Day and Night ExTess between New YORK
Railroad soa Trains leave New iOrk, Via pennsylvania
fSf n ~ PIE p M week day and 30 a IN da.y Nor
YorE ~ N snG Sl5 M Sleeping n rough from -w
esses and paIloI Car from Phsdspns with
Comu Cd any Ticket Once OF ths osn
lGu X b COOKE Gen'l Pass aud frcight AseaI '1
;" DUNNEs superintendent 'S'sN' As'a@
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

Express trans Desbrosses and Court
laudt Street Ferries, follows:
Gao, 72O 8. o. Chicago Ilmi'ed and 10. Washington
Limited IL II 10 a M. l. $40. $40 i440 D. g. and
?. IN and ~ night sundays 615. 3 % Limited aud 10
g. m. $40. ,, D, Z. 9 and y. m. and ~ niTht
Trains leaving NowNork daily except sunday al 72O 81 and
lilo a. m 2 I. and p m, and p IN. on Sundays
connect al Trenton for Camden. ,.
Returning trains leave Broad Street station Phadeph
1901, 500 4S S. SAD. $50 go $50 IL and IA
Qfmited Express IL and so D. No. lS4i, a. o. y,
$50 100 7.g0 end glBp On SUNDAY, ~ o. 20 4S5.
a. 3 30 a l2:44 1850 Limited, $50, !:lO. TAO
I'm Leave Philadelphia via Camden M daily except
Sunday.
Ticket ofces $40 425 and 044 Broadway Astor House.
snd foot OF Desb and COursn1t sts CourtSt and
brooklyn Annex station foot OF Fuiton-st. BrOokyn;
husehs Hotel Hoboken; station Jersey CITY, EmigrAnt
Ticket of5ce Ne X Battery place and Castle Garden
The NewYOrk Transfer COmrAny will call for and check
oaesage from hot ell. and residences
CHARLES T.. PUGH, ]. II. WOOD.
scncral Manager General Passenger Agent
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Eost an] 9onno

| OST or STOLEN.-Bank book No. 152, $50
OF the German SAVINGS Bank Of the ty OF New ork OF
NJ IA NAUMANN; finder will pease return sane TO
AJAX corner i4thst and 18th eOre OCTOBER ~ 80 as
on which te duplicate book beng applied for VIII De Is
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LAKEWOOD, NEW-JERSEY.
feQal Nollccs.

SURROGATE'S COURT, QUEENS COUNTY.
erased.
To the creditors Of Margaret +. Mitchell deceased.
10 10 whom All the Of kin OF Mar
grct 4. Mitchell deceased who ded e4dent OF
The county 81 Queens wing duly gwen the requisite
sent pfnNdediOI IN Section 2b OF the CUd Of Cy Proceed
and ending 10 apply 'or letters Of
70 be- ssuec The provision tanned In the last sentence
but OF m cCtiOn 1867 nOite II hereby given that all
creditors having claims against the estate Of said Margaret T.
Mitchell deceased required to their claims
against sad estate ~ the OF Queens COUNTY
before the goth day Of November 1862 at oeo suon
Surrogate f. ths village ofJamaica IA the County Queens
Date.I jamaica. tie 10th dEY Of October lss5.
CuAS DE KAY townsend,
surrogate Queens County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-15

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NE ~ II r KSE1
IN Trains from Chambersst Depot for EDgewOod
Closer Fremont and yack Z, 800 10 a. M 80 40O
b4O 40 IN II midnight sundays T. a. III anu
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey Z. 1Ca M 1850 p m
IA
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Connirn Droper.p for Sale nno 60 fct.

ELLINGS-THIRTY OF THEM-TAKE
~ your choice values ranging from ~ goo 10 sfOOr51
per cen. cent-ess than
one hour New ok city Eai % trans day-chcap
IRE Address PARTICULARS hIIt HOOKS REAL rs.
TATE OFFICE, II CbamLero-st., y. \.
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Ioat0 nno Rooms r0nnleo.

NVANTED.-A furnished apartment from
w December to April below 59thst Not to exceed
500 a month. Address
BOX g. Bay Shore ong Island
NsTANrFD-for tie Wintcr.-l}y family OF
w adults three rooms W.T. hoard IN good local ~
% floor pfcetfcd 81 So week refer
cnccs. addI cgs a. W. F.. 1ribun tDc".
NNANTED. Furnished room and breakfast
w gentleman days In the week private family
Address Room ~. No. Finest.
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J1RJE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
III YnpK LAKE ERfE AND WESTERN RAILfOAD.


of trans Chamberst Depot From sd
St % minutes earlier. ,
Coaches 20 Binshanton Elnira HornellsvIe. Bnnalo
niagara Falls and suspension bridge sleeping Coaches
HOrnelsvIe 10 Cincinnati and Runsio to GhSago
scid Pullman ira Day Sleeping md hotel CACHES
no extra charge for time Arrives so amanca $50
% so W. aDd AZ Louis :S0 the second morning.
tp mEDaiy BunslO and Niagara Fails imted arrives
BufaO 7lj m. susper sion ridge s'zl NJ me moss
popular night trsin between New orr anG Buffalo s,,,
/. m Iahy. chicago Express for the West SOLD
Enrs u Buaalo Niagara Fails cinciHnan and ChcasO.
Rutherford aud Passaic 44b 545 720 100 $50 1910 1
y las S5 440 $40 $50 6:l0 80 7:e0 1890
u midnight sundays 545 $50 1920 a m I'4o' o"V
Paterson las 5l5 7ao ESQ $50 1920 p noon. lao
midnight Sundays 5.5 $50 1920 IN. l:i6 $3.50
7;4j 8 p m. = midnight. = =, O On On ,ooo
to a so Fa'ersGR $50 $50 $40 7So 1000 D N
Y midnight Saturday nights only sundays V;io a. H.
sHSeiH T. - 5.45 75o ESQ 1920 l45 $3.50 $50 40
$50 G:lO $50 1890 and II midnight SUNDAYS o+5
$50 1919 iS oSo t m a9 snn ID %d s M
Newburg and Cornwall 760 m. $3.50 4;oO p IN sun
RSndoui and Kingston and MONTGOMERY $3.50 p. m
osSsS Sgs 5:i5 7:6O 1920 NJ 800 $50 4SO 700
Middietown 445 o:45 1850 1920 a m. $3.50 496 !
HSe N and $50 trans with New. on
fario and Railroad Mainst The TT in stops
p Sa1 Jsry SH 445 1850 1920 IN $3.50 40 $50
Boats leave 23d St, ". u, 5:45. 6:l5 a 6:l5 TO
B4i m every nreen minutes 54j TO lo:45 m every
Tickets Tor passage and aparmonts in Drawing Room and
eeppg obtained and orders for the checking
tnd transfer o. baggage may be lsft At the cowpSSs 9G9t
b. Brooklyn. a. the ConRsny's Depots VI, -. ,,o
Express trains rom the Vest arrive in NewYork at 7ilO
'''" John = ABBoTr GEM Passr Agent. New.York
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REAL ESTATE.

Ngw-YoRK Wednesday, Oct Ia, 1850.
LIST OF AUCTIONS
~ ,,ng sales were held at the Exchange and Auction
By Peter r. Meyer.
os,orv dwelling with lot l4o East 65thst as mn
ie0 of VIM S 10 East SStst adon.
ing above lot 2Jxl00.5 William Wesuy...'....' A'''
By Louis Mester.
9-s,orv bu,ldinT with lot No 81 Or sbyst OF
rear Of above lot COX about si Thomas Brazer. OoO
BIZ James L. Wells
lot saIst $xSx7 Elseara Ben assSt '0O
LOT VS. rthcsve All. 1,i9 II Vi i1-us' $500
3lots asi iSitst 80 IT Of ithave 25x99Il; ,eso
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTATION CITY
Tho following shows the real estate transactions recorded
yesterday: ar,
Isotbs. s, $50 # e Of l2thave 1OOIiSS z TO Man:
n Of i2th.a7e 50vi99. 10 10 robust. James
Foster Gh s1o wye 70 a ae oBpany 100000
lasth.st s. 100 II e Of Southern boulevard loxl0O
% interest John Burde'' 10 stephen - nu $500
2daVe IS All loStss 2GfioO John 90 500
ra., eRSgPsTt 2nG %e s T Mo cni"n 3e
IlisSsS iiIil; Joseph FOuke ct al to Aar'n ~ 800
Monrco,st SIS iI76 ftw Of jeOeisOnst 23ohloo s5oo
1s5t5st 10 100 II Of inconavc 26Ilo; James ooo
Brown ct 81 execui9rs 70 Michael 5 6ey Eliza
Le1inTt0n,aye & 10 II Sl IsIn' oAO 10000
Mad, oO%Res Sor S sis boxes Mary Bulk %
In e sf ~ lot II 10 n Of SHAVE 1855 i2?dst
2I.6x2s.2: Lorenz Meihcr and wife to Henry O., zoo
4sds = $50 II Of &dave 25xiOO5 Marie Kle' 90 ,oo
6sthsh SO e Si Mnr8 $4,000
'4tR G5 :, 70. NJ " " ienoks 10000
Charles and wife to Frederick Beck ana o, ,oo
another -
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSoNN

lN RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. June 70, 1904,
through trans will leave Grand Central Depot; -
Rochester and Montreal Express: through draw
ing cars to Rochester 1T Adams and Montreal
dining stopping at Albany, Utica syracuse
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland ana Ioeo
AT Chca"o oSn Cincinnati 755 m ana 81
Louis lao m neat day.
lU1J EXpress drawing room cars 10 Canaan
dalgua, Rochester. niagara Falls and Buffalo . -,
al a Western NewYor and Northern Express, with
drawing room cars. - ,,
drawing cars To SARATOGA, FL EDWARD ana Olehs
Falls on Saturdays only
4 D. m, Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
and ST. Louis Express with seepingcaTs
Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit Chi
and St. Louis.
Auburn rod, and TO Saratoga also TO Montreal.
10 Pacific Express with sleeping clrs Tor Roches
to Watertown aDd sbnfR 2ly except SATURDAY.
IL - ght Express with seepnRcars TO ALBANY
Connects with the morning trains for the West and
for Tie North except saturday night.
Tickets sale at Grand Central Depot, No. bowling
Gteen 4l5 Broadway Harlem Depot 21thst and 4thave
Wescots Express Ofces rkplace, near Broad
way 7Sj and 942 Bro dway and 90 est l25th-s, New
YORK. 33 ngOn and 730 Futonsts BROOKLYN and 10
4th ST williamsburg.
drawing and sleeping can be
procured the ticket Offices in NewIork city and
.3J wash; ngtOn ST. Brooklyn.
Baggage called Tor and checked from residence
tThese trans top at Harlem l25tb-st ana 4thave)
ion sunday runs only to Albany and Troy
j. NJ lOlNEN ID. NJ. KEN OFlth,
General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent,
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Gin prlpertn 10 Eel.

GIN pr,pertn 10 fel.
ITO LET.-Two high-stoOp, brownstone, 3
4 story houses 521 ADD 523 West list ct, nou Boule
ward for location and cheapn 81 Tpassod
81 200 and S. 400. Apps premises. u o.
G. FJkHESTER. ll5 Ie1ington-aye.
rINO LET FURNlSHED.-1he coInmOdlOus
dwelling NO - East lGtst, formerly tie resi- 'ence ~
Royal Phelps deceased with adjoining sttOe For permits
and particulars apply TO JOHN +. DOYLi, 10 Wllamsi
AZ BEEKMAN-ST .-Large light store, base
HI ment and sub-cesr LET.
FULAND & WHITING. Beekman-St
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
one Of the most beautiful homes the CITY Los AN.
CELLS. CALIFOkN IA consisting 81 II acres on hawkins
walk Of ny HAL C. The bcautl
fully laid Jut lawns and shade trees with large quantities Of
orange rees lemons 2G rngsl wanus -
e sdaT IA SSs E lines - sPa
e,s AM japanese ns1e .e'1nd"IcS Of cry
tom The prop ry can be- ,ydad INTO three or more most
from it to pay tho purchase money without inter,
hape beautify nniseh al an expense Of about s 660
has II ROOMS consisting Of bedrooms paro dningroom
disconnected from the building The housc in thor
S OF r To S iG increasing as yTg
trees advance igebeng now tvs Give years old
IN eroSSs % na Is IN
he sur the entire day os Angeles IS poed for is
mid gtna climate which much sought By those cesir
during the winter months as Lero tho flowers bloom every
MoRFoRD son.
Real Estate Agents
10 North Spring. ST., Los Angeles al.
DARN of 303i acres for sale-On North St.
OF the finest avenues in Westchestcr County: cen
chsseI Rye ana White Plains house ros 6a nom noI
carsg house 20TS al IT, good repair h re acres Of
meadow acres wood GA IN lawn and garden ITlce
kLLWOo3 BURDsAtL
DOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-A fine newly
chjnery With an oraer business sufficient to keep t running
~ hours cay wi be 500 On easy terms for cash VIII
hat isrser outside business tenants too ac ATTENTION to
both properly Address Lock pOT 40 inghaI1On n Y
ORANGE. n. J.-Mountain station; sale
age complete '"'"'"'-' '0''' LE%ANibbER WILLIAMS.
SUMMIT, n. J.-lNVESTMLNT.- Building
walk rom epO highest location soul a d sout westerly
b%ARS nH ss P5M ~ nRR pS "
orr. O. POTTER summit. M.
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REDUCTION OF FARES

NORWICH LINE
N THE POPULAR inside ROUTE.
10 Boston, S. Worcester, - Dos Fitchburg SO 80
Nss ,a % g. lowell. So 80; nd Portland So -.
yoskSxn,sl CITY OF WQRCESrE TER or CITY OF NEW.
leaves Pcr 30 North River foot OF Wattsst next
er above Desbrosses-st Fery daily. except sunday.
'P'm GEORGE ". BRADY, Agent
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THE BAY LINE

oLD PoIST COMFORT, NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH
DAAy, except Sundays via Pennsylvania Railroad $40
Pm ParloT car through TO steamer.
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: ,i' TIuGV VALLEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

trains leave depot foot Of Cortlandt and Desbrosses ss
a. a IN l. $40. and p. m for Easton, BethIebem
hMnentowa Reading. Msuch chunk. Glen summit Wilkes
rre Towanda Waverly Ithaca. Geneva Lyons Buffalo and
he West Pullman through coaches run daily Local lIa ms
nv M and $40 D. m for EastOn Bethlehem and Coplay
"Trins leaving al 5O l, and $40 connect for all
nnts in Mahonoy Hszct0n coal regions Sunday train
iSaVes for Mauch Chunk and HaZetOn $40 a. m.
General Eastern Office, No. 235 Broad way, =, - ,
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flat tOan co.

NNANTED.-For 7 months. by very small,
w family, ell.furHshcd Hat good neigbor
hood. Address a.. Box q. Tribune Office.
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"ApIEM RIVER RRANCH

HARLEM RIVER BRANCu prpoppR r.
TRAINS leave Harlem River station corner 81 river
Tncolnaye near Third Avenue Bridge across dy aIcent
Preached bY Third Avenue Elevated hslT 1In An
undavs 81 645 1850 9lO 1000. ll;oo IN, @tu 90.
Pun Yin Gao and 500 for Port Morris Casanovs
sost Point Hunts Point. Yves, Ferns an Rrtv "y
Ispdh Pelham and NewR4oheeb No Of
The NewYork Haven and hariora NSdio,nn
Hne a and Branches and Boston and all points
East. poohel,a and all intermediate Hta-
t,ons a. 12 10 a. IN. daily except Mondays 49,. a.
trains Rochelle ana all
oo M 200 noon and $50 tho latter tran connecting
al with way trains 10 Grand Cent? depot ana
Ctan ford
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Ngw-YoRK, Wednesday. Oct Ia, 1885.
LIST OF AUCTIONS
~ ,o,,ong sales were held the Exchange and Auction
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NOACHMAN and GROOM-By II respec

~ Protestant lsinRe) young man; thoroughly
care OF horses carriages and harness stl llsh eaei ~.
present employer IN hi
civ highly rocoae nte1 sober honest sd oonshS N"'
or address is " est ~ st-st harness store
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5ilnalions Uante l--femIles.
MALE AND FEMALE HELP

THE PROTECTIVE EMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION
- Established In 1852. Incorporated 1894
6. ODELI. President. +. V. ODFII. Treasurer
W. H. fHOSSER, Secretary. NJ a. KELLOGG, Attorney.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-08

Henry Hollowbush, of near Stetler's store,
Frederick township, Montgomery county,
who died on Friday last, aged 81 years, was
supposed to be man of rather limited means
and income, for he and his wife lived in a
very miserly and saving way. 1t was known
that his wife had $1,000 at interest, but that
was supposed to be about all the aged cou-
pie had To /" keep the wolf from the door. "
Since his death, however, 5000 in gold
and silver coins were found in box
where the money had been slowed away,
of which sum part was in old and rare
coins, and 500 I'm one dollar gold pieces. In
addition to this, on Monday, while preparing
to cook for the funeral, which took place Tues.
day morning, at tho Swamp churches, find
of $3.50 in cash (all paper money! was dis
covered hidden under dish i'm acupboard In
the house. The discovery of this boarded
away wealth was quite a surprise TO the
neighborhood, and has created sensation.
The money has been deposited in one OF the
Boyertown banks.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-08
STATEMENT.

The undersigned, II Committee OF Directors
of the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States, appointed 10 formulate the views
of the Board on the advantages offered by the
Society to the public, report:
LIST. The Society issues all the approved forms
of assurance, including Ordinary Life, Endow-
nent aud Tontine policies. IL is immaterial to
the Directors which form of policy IL taken by
intending assurers.
"a The Life and Endowment forms of policy
provide for annual cash dividends and II surren-
der value are indisputable after three years,
and payable immediately after proof of death.
Sd. The premiums on u Tontinc policy are the
same as on the Ordinary Life, but, while the lat
ter is only payable in the event of death,
the holder of the Tontine policy has
the right TO draw the whole of the
reserve and the accumulated profits In
cash ut the end OF a stated period thus, during
his own life time after his producing years are
past, he can, without any larger premium than
ordinary policy, secure these GREATER ad-
vantages
Ath. Experience shows that the return paid In
cash on maturing Tontine policies approxiinates
to- or exceeds the amount of premiums paid by
policy holders, so that tho average cost of the
assurance will be only about the interest on the
premiums.
5th. Tontinc policies. like Others, are paid in
full in the event of death at any time during the
term of the policy, and are incontestable after
three years. and payable immediately after due
proof of death.
9th. Experience shows that the mortality Is
lower among Tontine policyholders, as the better
lives seek this kind of assurance which is con
siderable source of profit.
9TH. Tontine policies will be made non forfeita-
BILE under the laws of the state, If desired at
| the time the assurance is effected.
| sth. The Tontine System Is fair and just its
| accounte accurately kept, separate from all
| other business the funds judiciously invested
| and improved, and the accumulated pronts
faithfully guarded and properly apportioned.
9th. The Society has since its organization
| transacted u larger amount OF new business
| than any other company, while It's new business
for the first half Of the present year Is Si,75o,
| 900 larger than that of the first half of
| 1854 1t has Assets of S6O.OOOOO0; over Sla-
100000 of surplus and Its ratio OF Surplus to
| Liability is greater than that of any other com
| pdny.
| CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPEW,
| JOHN A. STEWART,
| EUGENE KELLY,
WILLIAM A. wHEELOCK,
CHARLES q. LANDON.
JOHN SLOANE,
| HENRY H. HYDE,
Committee of the Board OF Directors OF the
| Equitable Life Assurance Society Of the United
States.
| w. j. MADDEN,
Manager for Lancaster and Surrounding
| jy7-3td No 2}0 NORTH PRINCE ST
| -. startling fact. Heart Disease is only in
| fcrior in fatality to consumption. Do not suffe
| from IT, but use DIR. GRAVES HEART Req q
LATOR. 1t has cured thousands, why not you
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-08
MARK ETS.
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, July s.-Flour market duh and
prices are unchanged Fine, at ~ 356p3 IS
superfne, 81 l0n3 rs; Common to Fancy Ex
ira Ohio, - 5Oai 90; Good to Choice Extra
Western, SiG5 70 Minnesota, 81 40dp3 ~.
Wheat-No Red, Winter, July, 0s1sc Aug.
81 o0az Sept, 81 621s.
Corn-No. Mixed, July, 5p4c; Aug, sic.
0ats-No.2 Mixed. SIC for July 3ic for Aug.
Rye dun and steady
Barley nominal
Pork duh Mess, ell 1215e1ll 371S.
Lard-SG 20. Aug 81 81, sept.
Molasses steady 2lc Cuba for 80 test.
Turpentine steady at 3sl4c.
kosin firm ut 81 2oal IN for strained to good.
Freights duh Grain to Liverpool sg4.
Butter dull Western Imitation Creamery
l5c,
Cheese firm Western Flat, 3t56b6c.
Eggs dull Western, l29l2Hc; State, l3d
l3Rc.
Kice quiet.
Sugar firm; Refined Cutloaf and Crushed
7I1@I4c; Confectioners' " y" 61Sc.
1allow firm; prime city, 54l5 5l6c.
Petroleum dull refined in cases, 91See93Ec.
Coffee dull fair cargoes, SIC.
Hay nominal.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-08
Teutonia Lodge Knights of Pythiss.

The following officers of Teutonia lodge
To l65, knights of Pythiss, were installed
last evening:
G. C.-Gustayus Schmidt.
v. C.-Carl Shultz.
NJ. Of W.-Phlip Klause.
NJ. of F.--Carl Bohn.
M of E.-J. II. Ostermayer.
Prelate-Henry Hout.
]. G.-Michael Musselman.
o. G.-Thos. Titus
Trustee-Wiliam BALI.
Rep. to Grand Lodge. Offender.
This lodge Is in a very fourishing condi
tion. The membership is 2IS, 1856 has been
expended for relief during the past term,
and the assets of the lodge are 81 ,OS9.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-08

NKw YORK, July s-waII street l:3O d. H.
Money easy al ~ per cent. Exchange quiet.
Governments nrm. Currency 6s, slg7sk
bid As Coup. si22s4 bid 4I6's do, sllss1
bid
The stock market opened very dull aud
featureless. and so continued ap TO the first call
when on some buying OF Jersey Central, I.acka-
wanna and the Yanderbilts. figures took an mp
ward turn and and advanced by midday = 10 ~
per cent since noon the market has been dull
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Injured IN "A CoIliston.

Alex. Grsvett formerly an employe of }.
b. Martin Il Co, this city, was among those
injured in the collision on the SwiIchback
railroad at Mauch Chunk, Pa, ON Saturday
last His injuries We're not of serious
character.
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a Stolen Team,

Our officers have been requested to be on
the lookout for team stolen last night at
Westminster, Maryland. The animal is
on hind leg above knee.
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AttenIiOn. Lake Hatz.

This morning as an Adams express wagon
heavily loaded with goods, was being driven
along Filbert street, near Poplar, the wheel
went down in big rut and the wagon was
upset Little damage was done, but Jake
Batz received fine "laying out" from the
driver.
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Congressman Iiestand is not worrying
about the convention, and he left for Bedford
this afternoon in company with VIM. A.
Atlee
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Chicago Prodnce Market.

CHICAGO. July s, $50 IA. m.-Market opened:
Wheat-August, ssc Sept, 9Ol%c Oct, 92ssc.
Corn-August, 4i16c ;sept. I6s4 Oct, $3.50.
Oats-Aug, 264c.
Pork-Aug, 81 90; Sept, 5000; Oct, $40 10.
Lard-Aug., " So sept, vi Is.
Ribs-Aug., s. 81 Sept, s. AZ.
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MARRIAGES..

SrIvKLy-SuTEns. the evening of the Ist
inst, at the residence of the brides parents in
Quarryylle. Pa, by Rev. j: NJ, Souder. Jacob Il.
Stively to Mayo. Suter, both of Quarryville,
Pa. ltd&w
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VIM Allen, on complaint OF his father,
was sent to Jail for IS days, by Alderman Nc
Conomy this afternoon. He had been drunk
and dsorderly.
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u. III. Nundl for .ludge.

correspondent of the Reading Herald
suggesis Il. II. fundt, esq, of Blue Ball,
this county, for the vacant Berks county
judgeshir.