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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
DEATHS.

MURPHY.-Dled, I'm this city. sunday
morning. March II. 1856 al tn minutes -
: o'clock. Mr.. THOMAS MURPHY, aged
forty. eight years.
lie leaves a wife and two l)ying children
TO mourn their los.
Knoxville and Bristol Tenn and Wyihe-
Vile (Na) papers please copy.
ATNDFRS.-Died. az 1890 y. W.. March
I7.ISS6 at the re sidence OF his son. {. j..
saunders No l. east Marshall street. l. =.
SAUNDERS.
His funeral will take place ri o clock
TIIISG Thursday AFTERNOON from Grace
street Baptist church.
WOOD.-Dled In New York city. on Sat
urday March 18Th Mrs. ELIZA \. WOOD,
widow OF the late George ;. Wood, Is 10, OF
New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
Journalists Suicide.

JERSEY CITY, n. j., March To-
Professor Fritz Heider, editor of the
Hudson County tGerman) Journal,
committed suicide this afternoon by
blowing his brains out at his home, in
Hoboken. Dependency from ill-health
was the cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
The Rock Island Road Express Rob

CHICAGO, March l6.-The United
States Express Company to-day settled
all the outstanding claims involved by
the robbery Of their safe on the Rock
Island road, and paid over s2l, 100 in
cash. THAT is exactly the amount OF
money that was taken" said Wygant.
1.-THE jewelry did not amount to much ;
its value is hardly worth talking
about
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
To he Educated In America.

A Salem (Mass.) special says: Miss
Kin Kats, a graduate of the Normal
School Of Toxic, has been chosen by the
japanese Government to receive three
years. training at the Governments ex-
pense at the Salem Normal School for the
purpose Of taking supervisory charge Of
the normal schools Of Japan. She
will be the first Japanese woman to be
educated at the Governments expense
in America.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
" EPIsc0PALIAN:
ma If 4ha oidarA hnrra,

I'm one Of the oldest horseshoers in
the town, and have used your Saliva
ton Oil for cracked heels, mango, and
sand-cracks with horses, and it gives
perfect satisfaction and does the work
every time. --CHARLEs W. LEE, Ala
west Baltimore street, Baltimore, bid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18

Colonel DOM PIATT writes from
Washington to the Chicago Current that
Admiral PORTER is an immense sue
cess as story-teller when he is dealing
in facts" Pretty good for PIATT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
Arrived I'm Distress.

SPECIAL Telegram % the DIspaIch.T
NORFOLK, VA. March 1.-The
schooner Nathaniel L1uk, from Charles
ton to New York, with phosphate rock,
arrived here this afternoon in distress,
having been caught in severe gale and
badly damaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18

General BUTLER has been criti-
cising President CLEVELAND and Gov
ernor ROBINSON" The stock of
CLEVELAND and ROBINSON will 60 up
immediately.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18

There is no doubt Of the fact that
JIM BLAINE would act as pall-bearer
for ROSCOE CoNKLING with "a great
deal of pleasure"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18

alt is again reported that the Presi-
dent is about to marry" Of course
Mr.. EDMUNDs will demand the notes
he has received from the lady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
DKJCs, sgEH3s'tr s.'s. H'.
NLAIR'S CHLORAL TuINOL

IS useful 10 doctor and patient. Wnen ~
fused IN the apartment 10 d.aiuf.cis one 81
iendants as well as the sick. ln nearly
every instance IN whic. 20 mas oeeH usfd Ia
this city 10 mas prevented ih-sprrei az con.
tagiOus : seass. especially 'ipNilcrla ana
scarief-fpNer, beyond tue Sex room.
IL the most agreeable. Innocent. ene 20
fectiNe destroyer % bad oioU uri tls.'te
rerms yet offered % iue public 10 nah
cured whoOping- cough "a = rena ANY
short time.
For sale by druggists. Price. So cents a
hottie 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
1--WE. CEuEST, &c.

I IME! LIME,i LINE , -, s04
l. barrels FRESH ROCKLAND LlMEJust
arrived Per schooner Alcd Keen tOt sale
low from vessel Fresh kOSkNDALE aud
imported PORTLAND Clements and CAL
CINED PLASTER Ia stock. Fine MARBLE
DUST. - PEklOK WHITE SAND. CAT.
TIE HAIR. SAVAGE FRIEDRICH. aud
CLAY on hand. Our popular "ANChOh
LINE always on hand fresh. .
WAHNtR MOORE.
foot OF Seventeenth street south side OF
dock. ..
LUMP and GROUND PLASTER. ST.
MAC. and BARK. Wn II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
BRIEF COMMENT.

A New York alderman can make his
business pay if he is SHARP about it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18

Why has not Little BILLY CHAND-
LER claimed that the sinking of the
Oregon vindicates the Talapoosa?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18

1t is said TO be the pride of Boston
that her own JOHN l.. SULLIVAN is a
better muscleman than the Porte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
ARE STILL TRIUMPHANT
,ong the many attractions will be found the follow

For fifteen years they nave s"'
gained IN favor. and with sales rnu-'t
Increasing. have become the u0~. i-p. FL
corset throughout the uii-i state.
The g. quality Is warranted fo r.
a. iotQ rs ordinary tuNrs. W. mas.
introduced the T. aud p ~ grades
ira Lana WUst ana We can furns. I.el
when preferred.
Highest awards nom RI tie worf's .relt
fgirs. The last medal received e t.f t
DeOres Of Nerr. from tae .2te Expos Ion
held ~ New Orleans.
While scores OF patents have na'n nf
worth eos. the principe , n' t.e r.otr-t tl-
ting have proved iuNa.UlH.n.
Retailers are author f'i fn re'Hnf money
H. on eXamiuef ION. i.raf iJi1als 90 h't
prove as d. presented.
For sale every where. catalogue ifee pa
application. .....,.,..,
oc15-T6 .SuAIlfu Sew Nork.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
MARRIAGES,

JOHNSON - Observation-Disclosures,
in this city. February 10th, by r.. George
Coouer T.. d.. JOHN T. JOHNSON and
Miss BETTE l.. MOUNICASILE; all ~
Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
AnNrRrIsING AGENCY.

NEWSPAPER ADYERTlSING.-A
~ book oflOO pages. The best book Tor an
advertiser 10 consult, be hr experienced of
otherwise. II contains Lists N newspapers
and estimates OF the cost Of advertising,
The advertiser who wants tospeud one ipi-
lar finds in il the Information he requires,
while for him VINO Wi. invest one hundred
thousand dollars in advert isin2. a scheme is
indicated which VIII meet his every re. tuire-
meut, or can be made TO do SO by slight
changes easily arrived gi by correspond
epce. one hundred and dfty-three editions
have been issued. Sent. postpaid TO any
address for ten cents. Apply To GkOKik
=. KOWFLl& CO., NEWSPAPER ADNER-
Using BUREAU. 10 Spruce street print
ing House SQuare), New YORK.
dc 27-i sw,Swlv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
TAXEs.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
PERSON Al"

HAVING RETURNED To THE
i city I take pleasure ia uotDn nav
friends that have secured AN enlargement
with Mr. Il. II. VI. HARRISON. tie druggist
corner Fou>h,e and Broad streets. where /
shall be glad 90 see them.
W.R WELLS
formerly with Meade S. EIkerI.
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18

M" SELECT YOUR PARASOL
-nowwhne you have every style to choose
nom. Some very attractive styles in this
season. LEV DAVIS.
LADIES UNDERWEAR very cheap.
NH l9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18

fay- SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IN
CUT CASHMERE and FANCY DIAG0'
MAILS. TRICoT FANCY BOUCLE, SNOW
FLAKE CLOTH. COMBINATION SUITS
and all the NEW STYLE DRESS GOODS at
NH LEVY & DAVIES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18

Horsford's bread Preparation
is the cheapest baking powder made.
Try it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-18
.sy- WE SHOW THE LARGEST

sSy- WE SHOW THE LARGEST
ASSORTMENT OF BABY.CARRIAGES.
and have made p ices so low as to enable
all TO purchase from US. We show the Des
styles from every mandatory and pur
chase for cash and in large Quantities,
which advantage we share with our Gus
TONERS. Try us before You decide on your
Carriage. We are sure to suit you IN every
way. Lew Il DAVIS.
nh Is
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-12
225chentGca@o Sdtuofs Sfaats-Beiitpor aemos H. eprn 1886

1udten fi6 III ben Qtugen oeS 8%ubltfumS
gegenlettig 0~srubuuieBen. Sober beballptete
bon ftd, CT alIein Jet Der Wtel1taS fur Ote
cole S1nejoeret. @nOli6 enti6lofe1 ltb
Die 9tmeritaner, eegen ibren @onfurrenten
Gubn un6 9egen Germ 8Iet0 Die
Glaoe tuegen 8eleioiguug an3nitren9eit.
gea6 elmer ifunDentangen 8erbanolung
tourbe &ubn su elmer @eloitrafe Don $50
Waarf, SIei@ SIT elmer iol9en Don 70 Utart
DerHrtbeiIt.
Ser nGemps" tpi6met set @ei6i6te
Ser Bariier v0etrat6snermttt z
Iungsbureaur cine ldt1gere Stlote.
8alo mad Der &epolution tpuroe1 etHtge
berarti9e Nnitalten gegritnbet, Tim 11n9e
8irger ullD 8irgerinnen ,,pour lie bon
motif" miteilanOer bcfannt gu MAIDEN.
Die erlte Dffentlide ,,Agence matrimo-
male" nuroe a6er Don6errn be Soy, elnem
Trernbe Qleranosr Dumas 8ater, gegrln>
Bet, bic groBen GrfoLg bate uno @be1 in
ben h0bi1en Stdnoen 3u gSege bradJte.
@cgeu @n6e beS &atierrei1S CAB es, Dte
aus etnem Boli3eibert6te bon 1868 erDeQt,
II iolder Qnftdlten, uno lettbem bat lid
bieie5 @el6Gft 10 entmtGelt, Dap YartS
beute iiber 100 6eiratbsbureaus sdbIt, bon
pe[Gen zines na6 Nusneis ieiHer 8iDer
binnen 8 Wtouaten 202 Taare %perbunoen,
aIio 404 Wfenl6en me6r ooer pentger glild>
LID gemadt bat. Ser @eipd6rSmann bes
vIemps" tano BET Wfaoame be It. 80. 10
fun9e 2eufe i'm groBen Salon boffenD unb
barrenb betlammen; CT bate Die ytun1mer
20.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-12

Brocent elmer MitteIernte, unget6br 5polT
8IiheI bonn 9cre, III Nuem lo,730, OOO
8ulf,el gu ernteH ge9e1 1O,223,O OO SUl@el
i'm Dortgen Sabre.
spmnse rtpetsenitaaten:
9afnta but leinsu 80oen our1
einen giinItigen Wtuter nit ausret1e1oem
S1uee, BET langian ipe9gctbaut TT, IN leDr
9utem Stanb. Die 8elteuun8 oes G11oes
bat 3ettig begonne1, bon etnIgeut l6olt lo8dr
Wttte 6ebruar nad Dem eriteu Wegtbauell,
bel lett O1itte WtGr3 i'm iIolI1en u1o
mittlereu Stoat, i'm Sames 9tipertbal unO
auf allen ben 8onanSafarmen in Ganlom
County, nabe Sarge. Stes tit 3ebn &a9e
friiber pie '85. Ser 8eitanb, Der port9es
Sabr 1,400, 900 Ncre tDar, miro tn otelem
Sahr Derrtngert peroen; Die Utebr5onl Der
Counties meloet: 8entger Wet5e1I, meDr
@erite une 9afer.
Mtnnelota mar ebenIo Don1 Wl1lter
beaiiu1tigt, tpie Safota; Der 8ooen 1T IN
portrefflidem Stano. SIS lit aber TAFT tein
@ouutD, Oas ni1t cine Ginl6rGlfua9 oes
Observation-Disclosures bert6tet; Die Nbnapllte
fir ben Staat miro 1uf funfseDn proceltt
bonn ~noriGbrlQen 8eltano an9eleSt. Son
Den $500, 900 Qlcres BON 'S5 puroen 1ur
2,J25,000 Ncre Derbleiben.
soma, Das letnen 8eitano D0riges
SaDr ihon ettpas uergr0Bert bate, l6etnt
entl6loiien, oenielbeu AUDI bteles Sabr 81
erbaIten, pielleibt io9ar nod etpaS gu per-
mebren. Oas g8etSenareaL mar i'm portge1
S5abr 200, 600 glcre, Elm balb Procent
mebr, als "a. 9ieluslaat lit bort aud
i'm Sang.
Nebrasfa, 6as bortges Sabr einen
ettpas oermtnberten 8eitanO uno einen
i6le6ten Grtrag gebabt, miro letnen Sldz
cbel9ebalt in bielcm Sa6r farm uerGrOz
Bern; Der uoridbrtge tpa 100000 Ncre,
Der @rtrag nur IA Dfiatonen Bul6cl. Die
9~Iusiaat but i'm leBtel Drittel oeS Wear5
begonner.
Wtsconitn. Ser i'm p~origen Sa6r
ullt Sebn Hroce1t %Derrtngerte Geltallo,
1903, QUO AcreS i6eiut audi in btel EN-
Sabre nod etDas uerrnInoert perOen 5u
1ollelt.
Safer. 8ou ben sroBten 0afer proz
bu5irenoen Staaten, SuinOis uno Solpa
miro cine anlebnIt6e Bergr0Berung oeS
BeltauoeS bertbtet; au6 Die 5Det GrobeH
n0rOliAiteu Sommernet3eHltaaten Dollen
Dem 6afer Elm grOBereS3errain etnrdumen.
Die lhon i'm porigen Sa6r gu Der nod unz
errei6ten Stfer BON 629, 400, 900 BuI6el
an9eDa6leue Grnte miro lt6 lonah bet
e%tnigermaBen oiinIti8em 8etter. nod atz
lehnlt9 p~ergr0beru.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-12
6teDt'S elite Settun9 fIr bic
SGttDiHNSatHAf2

@ir ontporten obne Iorbebalt: .So, 1pcnn
Der Yatient BET 3eiten DR.. Yierce's Golden
Medical Discovery (9olOene mebi5tnti0e
@rtOedun9) 5u 9ebrauben begil1nt unb it9
9eb0ri9 III @@t niu1mt. @enu ma1t ie SIT
la19e anlteben lGBt, fann tbr feiue 2trSi1si
@tnbalt tbun. DIR. lierce perlu9t nie eiien
4atienten oaOur6, baB er tbm OeS @elb9e=
pinneS megen taIide 9oii1uu9en mabt, gu
bat Gauienbe pom Batienten gebetlt, bel
benen feilt anoeres ARittel uri0lna. Sem
2lpotbeter bat lie. Seube stpei Grteimorfeu
fiir DR.. Nierce'S poun0n6i9e ~NbbanDluug
iiber S9Dtnoiu0t nebit pielen j3euguti1eu.
gtDreIlire: Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-12
StaDItrt felt 1851
SChOeIIkODf.

Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
9So. 23H-234 OF Js0itooIph StraBs.
spii6en Sraufltuz urO @arfetz StraBs,
empfie9tt fem rstdbaItt9es aaser DON
Irtident @ertiiIe sS1arnen,
Trtld)ent Slnmct mn0 @raS=G aauteu,
stedJtett S1Das ttMo WtoffasSe affee,
Jetnitet 9rttten MnO Id1aparse1t Sbee,
Sete WantuesSboeolaOe tWo &nfan,
5ent1d)em @tdIe,zSSaTee uto SID pttet1,
&te5i9'S TleiiG ,ertract,
Sonoeniirte SdliUcticr NtLdJ u, taoer,ateh al.
UctHites SIiOe1= mt0 WSuDMUI,
gAneIsorter Cent nnO gSetneITd,
9tedDteu S9t!tb ecrens SGft tttto Spufa.
VfaR5. SGrOt1eS Nuo 4bGnbiatOuSs
NeftcGnctc YIiSe (S 6tuautnte),
Sp1nttdc Glinclt unto SeapeFtt,
Sent1dDe SdJtttttbUbttet tH0 GrbSen.
GG43laroelen MHo Satoc4et Gtttter,
WYYetISzSito 1tt1O &ieIer Sprutten,
Wtart'trtc 4t1Ie tanD ruffIdten Rabfar,
Wsttdlner bu4. &6ringe ul0 GtoGfIh'
Ganthmr8er Jtols &arInge,
gt0r1Ue1. 9tttdD Oute5 tl1tO tnSTTd1e G6tbfnet.
9!ed1te SrGmnI d1tD. GerpeLGttpusit,
Wotboer Sr1Het>&ebertuurit,
GatGn't, &1dbS t1lt0 6aueIeber=N0iteten,
Brat5. BNaamen. Sirneu ttRo StrEd1en,
9ehtides s3tuetfdDenthts tuo &et0 beereus
ytcMe &strie, 9ttIen aH0 @riittert,
Ne'slnFbi, Grbfem nno &attoTeIHtebL
gcc)ten SdJtoetserfdie,
Stoqnefort, Frontage de Brio Hto GOansex
Ssdies
2intbnrSets, SanoF6Je att0 &r1utexf6fs.
Aed1tc1t gGrtIet SdsMnpftn6aG,
SptEtr6oer, 9oISiGuDe H.. o9I.
Sn ben %biutgitet Qretisn.
Henry SohCsllkocE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-12

- Sen. Bbil. Sberioan nebft @attin
u1b iein 9tbiutant Sberit &eaogg trafeu
9onnerita9 Nbeno i'm 9almer 9ouie Elm.
3ped bes Belu65 bon @eu. Sberioan lit
Die perl6uIt0e ueberpa6ung oes Cont
manDoz8 e6ielS i'll bieiem Militdrz 0e=
partenent. Gen. 6dofieLo, Der bi56ertge
@ommanDeur, niro in ~penigen 3agen lei>
men neuen Soften auf @opernor's Sslarb,
sc. g., antreteu, uuo iein gia6fo[ger,
@eneralz Mtaior q. $. 5errp, lit bereitS
bier eingetrofen, nm iofort leineu neueu
8oten ansutreten. Die y2o1aL Negton"
berettete seitern 9ta6mtttag Den @enerdGen
S6eriOan, S6OftsIo unO Ierrp etaen @mz
ptauq.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-12

Gin gepaltiger Shnei6erz
Grteg, tDte tbn ole sbrtpltrotgen 9auen
oes GrtminaLgeri6ts tpobL nod ielten geiez
ben bQben. ipurDe am 20. W1dr3 lit Berz
Ii II Dor benz Sb0ffen9ert0t ausgefohten.
9ie MoQe bet &lGger ipielten Die Snbaber
Der v@eieuitaft fir ptiieni6aftItde 3uz
Ihnetoefunit", Scr. uuo Wtrs. > a NJ
nGbreno Der 9ireftor Der vBerGis
ner S4neioerafaoemie, 0err Sc u II. unb
ber Oirettor Der vOeutlben Shneioer3eiz
turo", 81. 8Lei6, auf Der Gntlagebanf
Blab nebmen muBte. Der Sealnpf atDii9en
ben Deioen SSnitltuten bate bereitS Dor gez
raumer 3eit III ben Muaetgelpalten oer 3eiz
tungeu 1einen Qnfang genol1rnelt. Qls
0anburD lalnmt Srau DIE 2Slren1batt Der
.3uibnstoetunit in Der yetpdlgerltraBe 81
leDren begant, md0ten tie b%etGnnt, Dap tie
nur nan omerifautlder Utetbooe tbre
S0IIer uorbiloen; otele WtetboDe beru6e
aui itreng Observation-Disclosures, bod
beoiirie c5 gu ibrem Ser1taHOntB feiner be-
ionoeren 80rbtlDung, 1eoer Ntenl1 nit
flint qeiltlDen Sinnen tonne ite in iehs
5tuuOen begrsiieH. Dagegen tonne Die
beuti6e S0aeioertunit gar nidt auffomz
men. Oteie @lrpretlInget .erregten ben
3orn 6e5 DIRECTORS SC II J. II BON bcr Ser
liner SdyneiOerafapemte" @r per0ffertz
liGte in Der uDeutiben S6netoer a%eitnug"
eiue1 uneloubltb Iau9cn NrttteI, in Delz
d1cm CT iei1em Grimm gegeu Die Nmerifaz
uer in ausqicbtgiter lBeiie 2uFt mad)te.
Sumbuo, Gbioiuoel, Gbt unerttantide
3tstLame uno dbnliAe &raftanSDrllde tpurs
Den Dariu ben @eguern entge9engelbleuz
bert. Ser Mnsrtfaner blieb natiirli9 Die
9Intnnr, utd,t Iduloig. Die Streitenoen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-12

uno ether j3unabme I'm 49,, 966 ooer 6.861
8rocent beTbeiIi9t, 10 0aB auf ale fletneren
Gemetnoen SuIonlmet nur 3,765 Perlonen
oOer 0,224 Grocent mebr ais Dor f4Hf Sab
ren eutfaaen. SIN Gia3eInen ergab Die
2G6luuQ
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-17
DRATHa


AAETIE.On tie 18th inst. George Clifford.
son G-GeeCCiggcS H. and Clara Martin, aged seven
months and twenty days.
Notice of funeral hereafter. 1t
garet wife OF Christian Fratley, in the 65th yeai
OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the femily are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence of her husband, No. 53s High
street. on Monday afternoon at O'Clock. 2t
Charles Constine, in the 57th year OF his age.
Our father is dead and gone,
And We are left alone,
For God has taken him in his care
To His everlasting home
Pale and cold We see him lying
In that home he loved so dear.
Children dear, why weep you so.
Your father Is free from pain.
Though in the grave you lay me low,
In Heaven we'n meet again
'Tis sad to say farewell
To meet your mother dear,
The relatives and friends of the family, also
Teutonia Lodge, No. 1885, X. of r.; Red jacket
Tribe. No. H. i. o. X. NJ, are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from his late residence,
No 20 Warrington street, on Tuesday afternoon
at O'Clock. Services at ST. Stephens church.
Interment at Zion's cemetery. It'd
sroHR-ln this city, on the 10th inst. Lewis
et one, aged 70 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
the chapel at Lancaster cemetery on Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock. lnterment at Lancaster
cemetery. 1t
rELLENBAUM.-In this city, on the 10th fns L. ..
Chrtstiana fellenbaun, in the 45th year OF her
age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
her sisters residence No. 30 East Fulton street,
ON Monday afternoon at O'Clock. Interment
at Lancaster cemetery. 1t
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-17
New Yorx Produce Market.

Hlw YoRK. July lz-Flour market steady but
Qull ttnes ~ 0OQ2 60 Supernne u 4O(s3 OU
Comnon TO GOOD Extra Western. q O0a5 90
Sty Hli Extras 6o44 IS for West Indies
Wheat.No Il RED state on spot saGasc No. /
671{c Sept, 6Sc Oct, 69c.
Corn=ko. Q Mixed. cash. Ec; Aug, 46Jsc
oats.Eo. White State. spot, I484ic No. 2, do
H35kGo mixed. July, Skc Aug, SAC.
Bye dull Canada, o9hc.
& U6rley nominal
Fork dull New Mess. sll 2sQil e2x
Lard-July, ~ s2; Aug. % 81; Sept, u 92 Oct,
Aoiasses dull; .lsNc. for 80 test boiling
Ufock Porto Rico, 3N63Sc.
1urpontfne firm Al 33kc.
eosfn dull strained 70 good. Sl OOfsl %.
Petroleum dull refined in cases. SEC
4 erelghts dull grain to Liverpool, &c.
suffer - Market dull; New western
Cheese quiet Western Flat sS77c
Egg quiet State. l50lbl<c; Western. l41SeDl5c.
Gkc 0rAnulated, 3l6c.
1allow steady; prime city, 4c.,,
Qonee quiet fair cargoes at o 3-l6c.
1sco quiet; Carolina and Louisiana, common
- mir, skoAc.
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% q she prettiest dogs in this city is
ruosnt owned by Ridenour 4 Schaum,
s1eeon Of the City hotel The animal
~ purchased yesterday by Mr.. Schaum Of
4. Barker, proprietor Of the Diller HOUSE
T. Manover, York county. He is full-6red
1n1loh greyhound ; and although he 10 very
MI ~ y mot full grown, ~ his age 10 put
Glnht mouthA He IL OF mouse color, and Is
Dlvokly admired by all who have seen him.
NJ. Schaum was rather unfortunate while
~ hlD way homo from Hanover. In chang
~ uau at Columbia he made . misstep,
winning one Of his ankles % badly that ne
6CumpoIlod 10 use crutches to-day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-17
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATE ELEC
Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic County and District Conven-
tions of Lancaster county, will meet on the third
fioor of Kepier's Postofncs Building, in the City
OF Lancaster, on
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John Dorwart, transfer clerk at the post
once, and his estimable wife, were ten years
married last evening, and they commemorated
shDevent by entertaining their friends with
d&ncing. music and supper at their home
No 532 North Christian street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-17
pru~oupcetl sase.

frank Ayrss, Of los West Orange street,
eomplAined TO the mayor on Wednesday of
~ danger In the present condition Of the
COvonsnt u. B. church building. The mayor
oppointsd Henry Erisman, VIM. Wohlsen
md John Adam Burger to make inspection.
They have returned report finding that the
walls and roof are safe In every respect
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-17
Dead and Unknown

An unknown man, aged about seventy.five
yoars, died suddenly Friday evening on
board the canal boat Annie, of McKee's
Falls, Pa, at Lapidum, Hartford county, Md.
He got aboard the boat at Havre-de-Grace,
gnd said he wanted to go to Wrightsville.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-17

Mn William P. Campbell has been offered
ind accepted by Captain Pratt at the Indian
school, ct Carlisle, q position a. music
seacher, and accordingly has resigned as
Ohorister Of the Lutheran church, TO take ef.
fesf n onCa
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Return Of Knights Of Pythias.

The Knights of Pythiss and others who
~ this city Last Sunday on an excursion to
Toronto, Canada, returned to-day at 2O5 p.
4 n, making the run from Toronto to Lancas-
TT without change of cars. They express
themselves - having a grand ride and OF
oooing grand sights.
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Tho Aaennerchor Excursion.

In another column will be found the adver-
tisement of the Lancaster M@nnerchor announc.
ing their grand exclusion to Penryn Park on
Monday, August q The Perseverance band, of
Lebanon, and Liberty band, of this city, will
give grand concerts in the morning and after.
noon. The dancing music will be furnished b y
Taylor's well known orchestra.
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AARKETS.


SuuAD1lPHIAs July E.-Flour Market
steody sales OF ]. 200 barrels Mimi bakers,
- - l2x0A 70 Patents, d COOS o.
Eye dour dull at s3 30fl3 40
- p m, call-wheat5July, s5slc; Aug,
ycrnrJuly Aec; Aug, abHc. Sept. Ec
Oats July. ssxc; Aug. a5c.; Sept. SAC
Oct, SAC.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-07-17

TEE women's Christian TEN mperance Union
prayer meeting tomorrow afternoon, viii be
held ct quarter past O'Clock in the Second
Evangelical church, North Mulberry street, and
will be led by the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Smith. On
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock the Union meets
at No. 1l2 North Prince street.