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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-14
Resolutions of lsespect,

Resolutions Of Respect.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an All Wise Father
in his inscrutable providence to remove by
death from our midst our friend and classmate,
j. II. Kerschner, therefore be Il
Resolved That while we deeply mourn the loss
of our departed brother, who by his sterling
qualities of mind and heart endeared himself To
each one Of us, yet we bow in humble submission
to the Divine will. f. ~
ResoIvcd That in his removal We realize tho
loss OF genial classmate, Of brilliant promise
and unwearied devotion TO duty, and who by the
beauty of his life, his exemplary and Christian
character, his manliness and integrity won the
confidence and esteem Of both professors an d
students.
Resolved. That we tenderiy cherish the mem.
ory OF our deceased classmate. who was called
hence In the morning of his life, and strive TO
initiate his example which hc has left us.
Resolved, That we extend our heartfelt condo
lence TO tho deeply afflicted family, and com.
mend them in their sad bereavement to Him
who dOeth all things well.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be
sent to the sorrowing family, that they be en-.
crossed on the minutes of this class and that
they be printed in the College Sfudent, College
Annual" and Lancaster INTELLIaRNCER
JNO. KEISER,
| &. d. SCHNEIDER,
| JNO. r. MOYER,
Committee OF Senior Glass, +. 4 NJ. College.
| ..- It'd
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Chicago Produce Market.

and higher on grain, on account lower consois
and unfavorable weather Throughout West and
Northwest, said TO be datnag ing growing winter
wheat crop. One cent advance at opening in
grain over close last night. Provision. except
mess pork, not sympathizing with grain. Pork
l5c higher
Wheat-May, 9l1c june. 9i.c.
Corn-May, 48c June, 4gc 1; July, 1870.
Oats-May, 3Gssc June, 3Gkc.
Pork-May, si2 50; June, $I2 co July, az ~.
Lard--June, 81 OH June, q Is.
Ribs-May, S25; June, % 3sL.
CLOSING.
I'D. m.-Market excited and nervous during
the entire session. Opening prices not fully
sustained throughout the session, however. Ru.
mors of mediation by bismarck Mt one time. an d
an advance in consols broke prices considerably
but another boom came from bad weather and
sent prices above the opening, and these prices
were held up well to the close, except provi
sions, which were trifie lower:
Wheat-April, $3.50; May, s21Sc June, a51sc
July, 9TsSSp871Sc. - ...r y.
CornZZXprl, 451fc; May. 4sIc June. 4sssSc
July, 55&c. = -.
9ats-hay, ,oeHe June, &c; Jnly., sc.
Sl2 52h July. $l2 g.
Lard..April, q OH May. SO7I1i June, 81
RibsSApril. 50 IS; May. SC % june, &c 30
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Storm Beafen."-This play was given in Har-
risburg last night, and the Patriot Of this morn.
ing says: 4" This powerful mclo-drama In pro
logue and six acts met with enthusiastic re-
ception before a large and fashionable audience
last night. The play, company, scenery and me
chanical effects, made as complete and enjoyable
a performance MS has been seen here this season
The company, headed by the powerful young
actor, Edward Collier. and surrounded by such
competent artists as Mr.. Burke, Winter, Rand,
Misses Hudson, wayland and Miss Preston,
brought all the dramatic situations of the play
In bold relief while Mr. Bruno and Miss steele
were especially pleasing in the numerous por-
tions of the play. The play Is most heartily en-
dorsed by our theatre going people"
Musical Contea.-At the MGnnerchor Rink,
Thursday evening, there will be musical con-
test for gold medal. The contestants are John
X. Trewitz, of Lancaster, and Il. r. Myers, of
Marietta, and the instrument the harmonica.
After the contest Mr.. Trewitz and his sister will
give an exhibition on eighteen different musical
instruments.
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STRUCK BY A LOCOMOTIVES.

A Horse Attached to q MIX Wagon Killed and
the Driver Thrown Twenty Feet.
LITIrz, April A-This morning as south
bound train on the Reading railroad was
passing the plow works at Lititz, the locomo-
tive struck the milk wagon of Hiram Bru-
baker, as the latter was driving across the
track. The wagon was crushed to pieces, the
horse, valuable one, was taken up by the
cow-catcher and carried distance Of one
hundred yards and killed the driver was
thrown twenty feet, but escaped with o few
scratches
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DEATHS.

HILDEBRASD.-in this city, on the 18th inst. :.
Mary, daughter OF Adam ana ANN NJ Hide.
brand, aged 10 years, months and u days.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her parents residence. Carpenters farm, Wed
nesday afternoon at o'clock Interment al
Lancaster cemetery. 1t
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IN ASS EMILY BANQUET.
The Order of Artisans Vary Their Exercis
with u Festive Occasion.

With n Festive Occasion.
Lancaster Assembly, No. q, Artisan order
OF Mutual Protection, held banquet last
evening, at the hotel of Smith Il Hershey, in
Centre Square. Twenty-four members sat
down to the supper which had been pre-
pared in fine style. The evening was very
pleasantly spent Major A. G. Rsinnhl
acted as president and toast-master and gave
a short history of the assembly, which is
about ten years old.
The following toasts We're responded to
'sThe Health OF the Members" DIR. nj. l..
Herr; "Attendance OF Members" j. X.
Barr "Our Wives and Sweethearts," A. s.
Villee Short speeches were also made by
John II. Metzler and John B. Ripley. The
party adjourned at late hour after having a
fine time.
Major Reinrhl occupies the highest posi-
ton in the order, which has assemblies In
different states of the Union. He is Most
Excellent Master Artisan.
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Live stock Prices.

CHIcAeo;-Cattle-Recei 7,400 head ship.
prices shade lower 1000 to 100 n steers. $50
500 1850 to 500, IS 60l5 SO buteheres'. S2 Ao@
s3 40Q4 50 Texans, $ifl5. --,.
Hogs-Receipts, ls.oOo head; shipments. 1900
market opened steady, but closed t0l0c higher
rough ard mixed, ~ l(b4 % packing and ship.
ping, " eo94 s. light y ss6i 80 skips. ss So
sheep--Receipts. AGO head shipments, 1900
head market steady and firm inferior, ssGs 70 |
E1sT IissErTI Ss cattle ~ S1y msfset Tss active
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and strong nj an advance over last weeks prices
OF from i5c 70 CSC receipts. $500 head ship
ments, ,93S head shipments 10 New York on
Saturday and Sunday, 20 carloads,
Hogs active, strong and higher; philadelphlas.
p 1905 20 Workers., q sodt go; receipts, $500
York on Saturday and sunday, s7 carloads.
sheep were active and flrm at an advance
ments OOOh head - NJ
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New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, April H-Wall street, l3O p. H.
Money per cent. Exchange quiet. Govern
ments firm Currency SIS, sl25 bid As Coup,
sl2iss bid as do, sll27s bid
The stock market this morning opened steady
at about yesterdays closing figures and prices
advanced on small transactions up 70 midday,
when they were fractionally higher Hour from
noon to l o'clock however, prices have fallen 4
to u per cent. under the leadership OF the Van
derbilts which were vigorously sold for time.
The lowest figures are now current.
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Three Fingers Injured.

A son of John Lyons, residing near Bart
vile, was playing with a cartridge ON Mon
day. 1t exploded, and the tips of three fin
gers were so badly mangled that amputation
was required. DR.. Wentz rendered the neces-
sary surgical aid. sE. tLa
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Award Of Arbitrstors.

c. II. Fasnacht Jeremiah Rife and John
Metzler, the arbltrators chosen TO determine
the suit of the Farmers' National bank VS..
BENJAMIN Root, met to-day. The suit was
brought to recover the face value of two
promissory notes. The defense was that the
notes were forged. The arbitrators found in
favor Of the bank for 81 ,020.74.
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MARKETS.
philadelphia Produce Market.

PHiLADELPHIA. April lS-Flour good demand;
Minnesota extra, " le595 Penna. family, " 7sG
!; Western tern do. Ags; patents. NOS s7h.
Wheat $3.50 April 81 OO54 May 81 OH June
Corn-55c bid April 551Sc May So June.
July. . r.
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This morning Josephine, . aten-year-old girl
of Patricius McManus formerly OF this city,
died at the homo OF the family, 3,20S Spencer
Terrace, West PhilsdelphiA The deceased
was bright little child and the family have
the sympathy of many friends in this city.
The funeral will take place in Philadelphia
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-14

In the case Of Christian Hitler, who was
charged with forestalling the market by pur-
chasing produce to sell again, Alderman
Deem has given a decision against the city
and in favor of Mr.. Hitler.
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The Marion Bau.

Last evening the Marion club held a bali in
Rothweiler's hall. The attendance was very
large and all had good time.
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Aaiournmant of Yieuer..

The viewers, appointed TO assess damages
caused by the proposed widening OF Pine
street, met this morning and adjourned un-
III Friday.
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In the Registers Office.


The following letters were granted by the
register of wills for the week ending Tues
day, April IA:
TEsTAMENTARY.-Soph Roth, deceased,
late Of Marietta borough; Jacob Roth, Mari
eta, executor.
Catherine Keller, deceased late of Penn
township John G. Keller Jacob @. Keller,
Samuel q. Keller, Penn, and Martin q. Kel-
ler EliZabethtown, executors
Christian Kreider, deceased, late of Man
helm borough Christian J. Reii, Mannheim,
executor .... ..--..
A. Albert, deceased, late of West Earl !;
John F. Leb, West Earl, executor.
Harriet Ann Maus deceased, late of
Marietta John G. II. Maus, Marietta, execu-
tor.
Mary Brubaker, deceased, late of Rapho
township; Henry s. Brubaker, Rapho,
executor.
ADMINISTRATORS Haller, deceased, +,
late Of Lancaster city; Fredercka Hitler,
city, executriX.
John Divet, deceased, late of Rapho town.
ship Benjamin +. Divet, Rapho, admins
TRAITOR.
Israel Becker, deceased, late of Warwick
township Caroline Becker, John Becker,
Warwick, and Henry Becker, Ephrata, ad-
ministrators.
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Decd oe A alignment.

John s. Landis and wife,of Lancaster town
ship, made an assignment Of their property
this morning for tho benefit Of creditors u
Isaac II. Kaufman, of Mountville.
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Amusononts.

WE are selling best satecns for l5c., all styles
NJ. II. BASH 4 SON, Is 4. King st. a9tfd
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WORKING 1T UP.

Searching the Welsh Mountains for the Sup
posed AssailRnts of the Linvilies.
Squire Samuel Evans and the Columbia
police have an idea that they know the per-
sons who were implicated in the robbery and
attempted murder OF Edward M. Linyille,
of Salisbury, some time ago, and they are
now busily engaged in working up the case
What the results will be remains to he seen.
Yesterday morning George Watson, colored
man of Columbia, was brought to this city
by Officers Wittick and Gilbert and lodged
in Jail. 1t is alleged that he Is one Of the
guilty parties. .. ..... .....
The two officers and the squire then pro
ceeded to the mountain in search OF another
man, whose name they refused to give. The
squire arrived in this city at $40 last evening,
but declined to be interviewed In regard to
what evidence had been obtained against the
suspected men. He said, however, that he
had left the officers on the mountain with in.
structions to remain until they had arrested
the man for whom they were looking
Watson Is a Columbia darkey, who Il
often seen in the possession of large sums o
money, which he obtains in some mysteriOus
way. He does no work and at times leaves
town for a period.
Officers In this city and other people who
have considerable knowledge Of the case are
inclined to the belief that the crime was com
mitted by white men, fully acquainted with
the premises and living In the vicinity.
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ENSTATE OF MARIA RUDlSILL, LATE
" of Lancaster city, deceased The under
signed auditor, appointed 70 distribute the
balance remaining In the hands of DIR. 8. T.
Davis, administrator, TO and among those legally
entitled TO the same will sit for that purpose on
TUESDAY, APRIL -, 1885, at 10 a. m, In the
Library Room of the Court House, I'm the City of
Lancaster, where all persons interested In said
distribution may attend.
mSi 6tdTu W.T.. BROWN, Auditor.
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NEW DAVERTIsEafEyTs.

NOR SALE.--A STONE HOUSE AND
~ Building Lot. Inquire at
apltlmd No. iG SOUTH QUEEN ST.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ENSTATE OF BERNARD MULHATTAN,
~ late of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
testamentary on said estate having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto
are requested to make Immediate payment and
those having claims or demands against the
tlement to the undersigned, residing on East
Orange street, Lancaster city, Pa.
FRANCIS MCCLAIN, Executor.
PaILIP u. BAKER. Attorney. tebl76tdTnoawt
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A WOMAN FROM THE COUNTRY
"A wants Washing, ironinga and Plain sewing.
Apply AZ this Office N
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-06-09

Some years ago, owing to illness and
long residence in the tropics, became
morbid, sensitive to noises Of every kind,
and procured complete relief in the fol-
lowing way; / placed some spermaceti
ointment in the center Of little square
OF thin, limp cotton, brought tho corners
together, tied them with thread, and in
serted one Of the little plugs we'll into
each ear, and after little kneading and
gentle pressure found that. / was nbso-
lutely deaf to all ordinary noises, such as
the loud barking Of dogs and the loud
rumbling of heavy carriages in the street.
A couple of points must be carefully at
tended to. The ointment must not be
too soft, the quantity about tho size of .
small pea. aud the little bag must be
somewhat larger than It's contents, TO al
low the plugs to take the shape of the
auditory canal. If the bag be too small,
or its contents larger IN size than a pea.
It cannot be inserted into the ear. aud il
applied only to that Orilice il entirely
fails In its object. This little experiment
u easily tried. and daily experience Of
over twelve months warrants me in say
ing that It will be found invaluable in
the sick room. London Lancet.
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Ua1cnlng the YoraeIous snarE.

The sharks which abound on the eass
coast of Madagascar. and make such
extensive dcpredations upon the cattle
ID course Of shipment. are occasionally
captured by the people The youns
men sometimes 60 on a shark hunting
expedition. Having discovered shark
they dive under it, and, before it has
time to turn on its back, use the long
sharp knife they carry. It is affirmed
among the AIalagasy that someof their
people can 90 into the water on dis.
covering a shark, and. with nothing in
hand but a piece of stick about foot
III length. armed with an iron point at
each end, can accomplish its destruc-
ton. Watching TIL one Of the monsters.
with its two or three rows Of teeth, Is
just about to attack him with its wide
extended jaws.thena native with his iror-
pointed stick. seizes his opportunity,
and inserts his hand into the mouth Of
the creature and transixes its jaws by
implanting the stick crosswise in its
mouth. The more the shark tries by
swapping to disengage the weapon. the
more deeply it enters. and in painful
fury it seeks the bottom. But It fails
to end relief, and Of last dies. Its body
is washed ashore and the inhabitants
divide the carcass for food.
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An iron car wheel will travel about
40, 900 mites. A steel tire will run 900
600 miles, costing two and ! half times
as much, and running more than four
times as long as an iron wheel.
All Paris is looking forward t. the ap-
pearance Of an Improved balloon
which will be able to hold its own
against violent current of air. The
balloon 10 furnished with pair OF large
wings worked BY an electric motor.
A new alimcntary substance, the seeds
OF the Bolivian cotton tree. has attracted
the attention Of the Academic des sci
ences. Il is rich in nitrogenized sub
stances. aud contains twenty-fhree per
cent. of fibrine and six Of cascin. M.
SAGE thought that -four from the seed
would be very suitable for pastry and
sweets. 1t Is likely TO be used in sugar
making as a substitute for carbonic acid.
Still another wonderful use has been
found for electricity. Recently electrodes
connected with dynamo of the power
OF forty ordinary Daniel cells were put
into forty five gallons OF fresh milk, and
IN exactly four and half minutes the
fluid was, as dairymen say, churned, the
butter rising upon the surface. The
quantity obtained was fully equal to
that procured in the ordinary way, aud
the quality perfect.
H. Follett. Brooklyn mechanic, has
invented a wonderful sewing machine,
which, it is claimed, will do eighty per
cent more work than any machine now
IN the market. An experiment with
afnaFn -
2, 200 stitches ia q minute, and was
started and stopped instantly. 1t is
simple IN construction, is easily operated,
and sews all kinds of fabrics, from
leather to fine linen.
The largest deposits Of salt on the
Pacific coast are found in Nevada, ac-
cording to the Scientific AmericGa. The
most remarkable of these deposits is that
on the Rio Virgen, few miles north of
the Colorado river, in the extreme south
ern corner Of that State. A formation
occurs at this point consisting of rock
salt, resting on, and to some extent in
termixed with. a sedimentary granite,
and OF such magnitude that it may be
said to constitute a notable portion of
the mountain ITSELF
The hand carving of wood for house
finish and interior decoration is becoming
a distinct and permanent branch Of in-
dustry. For fine furniture the carving
OF wood has for a long time had
place, but there appears to be prospect
that to the joiner's shop and work will
be added those Of the carver as means
of finishing interiors Foreign workmen
at present comprise the larger part of
the workers in this industry. but the at
tention of native workers has been di-
rected to it, with the result of bringing
1t into general notice.
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A girl with high tied shoes.surround-

A girl with high-tied shoes.surround-
ed by springs under watered silk, a
cataract in her eye. waterfall on her
head and 4 notion in her brain, is in
great danger Of drowning.
Before they are married she will
carefully turn down his coat collar
when it awry, but afterward she'll jerk
It down into position az IL she was
throwing a door mat out of the win
low.
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A PLAIN QUESTION ron INvALIDs.
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DISEASES.

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Tho treatment OF diseases OF the L
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skilled specialists Our ana arr rooms tor aes y me
very private and the annoyanoos other
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FAMILY GROCERIES! Il

SUCH AS
SUGARS OF ALL GRADES,
Cofees, Teas. Spices, &C., &c.
Also large assortment Of
coaEiag Ratstns, Curraats, Oranges, Lem
ons and Nuts Of al kinds,
together with general assortment Of
PLAIN AND FRENCH CANDIES
at Baltimore prices. Also,
PRIME ROLL BUTTER
China, Glass, Wooden and Hardware,
including every article usually found in a
first class grocery store.
All my groceries are fresh and guaranteed
10 give satisfaction.
Goods delivered to any part Of the city
Jrceot charge.
CLAYTON s. Co,
dec5tf No. Market Space.