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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20
Notes From the Yeates Institute.

Several of the pupils at the Yeates insti-
tute have organized a chapter of the Agassiz
association, scientific club with headquar-
ters at Lenox, Mass, and meet regularly for
scientific instruction and discussion. Several
interesting papers have been prepared by the
members and read at the weekly meetings.
Master John Eby has one on the iron ores of
Lancaster county, and Master BENZ. Atlee on
our native peat that would be creditabe to
"boys Of larger growth" Each furnished
specimens of his own collecting TO illustrate
his subject The head master has given the
association a very good geological cabinet
and many rare fossils, and W. L. Heusel has
given to the library about 20 volumes of the
state geological survey reports.
The trustees, ever mindful OF the require
ments OF the present day, have just added a
fine gymnasium TO the school. 1t is amply
supplied with dumb bells, clubs, boxing
gloves, bars, lifting g-machines, and all apar-
atus usually found in atirst-class gymnasium.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20

The receipts OF tobacco at the city ware
houses were larger to-day than they have
been sny preceding day this season. Some
of the growers left with their loaded wagons
last night, arriving AZ the warehouses long
before daybreak, and thus being able 10 un-
load early. From daybreak until noon
Charlotte street, Harrisburg avenue anu 10 10
bacco avenue were lined square or TWO
with wagons awaiting their turn TO unioau,
and many OF them had to wait till late IN III the
afternoon before their turn came. Inc
banks at which the accounts OF the growers
and buyers are settled have been very pusy
all day, and the bankers say they Will nave
To work late to clear their desks AS we
said week ago, and several times previ
ously, the crop of 1856 is going to be iiiteG
rapidly, and those who want any OIL IL nae
better pitch in before 1t Is too late.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20
The Y. Nj. G. A, Lad,e, Auxiliary.

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c. A.
which proposes to give home-talent enter
tainment once a month, led OH last night
with this programme to a crowded house
Instrumental duet, Misses Ella Musser and
Mareie Heinitsh recitation, "The Wonder.
full One-Hoss Shay" Master Alfred Nauman;
instrumental quartette piano, cornet, flute
aud violin, by Messrs. Baitzell, Kilhefier,
ZO0k and Roth vocal solo, "The Bend OF the
River" Miss Gussie Difisnderfer recitation,
The Ride Of Jennie M'Neal," Miss Myra
Haverxtick; instrumental solo, Miss Clara f
aoch recitation, "The Lady OF Provence
Miss >. Y. Harkins; vocal solo, "Hear us
Father, Miss Ella Musser recitation sour
Folks, Miss Myra Hayerstick.
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RIEDEL.-In this city, on the 2Oth inst, Charles
Riedel, in the SD year OF his age,
The relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from his late resi-.
dence, No. 4I9 East King street, on Tue 'day
afternoon at o'clock. Interment ut Woodward
Hill cemetery.
HoFPMAN March 10, 1886, in Drumore town.
ship, of pneumonia, Levi ;. Hoffman, son OF
Henry Hoffman, OF near Landisville.
The relatives and friends of the family are re,
specttully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence of his parents, near LandisyiIle,
on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Services at
the hou Sc of Henry Hoffman. 2t
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20
The Feast Of Purim.

To-day, at the close of the Hebrew Sab
bath, begins the feast Of Purim. In the
synagogues the book OF Esther is read as
part of the service, in which is related the
efforts OF Haman, the enemy of the Jews, To
hang Mordecai, the uncle OF Queen Esther.
~ also the destruction OF all the Jews in the
domains Of King Ahssnerus, in which he
lows which he had built for Mord ecai.
Purim is y feast Of joy. Family gatherings
and social reunions are participated in by
bplh the young and old.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20
New York Storka

NEW YORK, March - Wal street. l:so p. m.-
Money at ~ per cent. Foreign exchange
dull, 81 sSI4 30; Governments firm +;
Currency 6's, a25h bid; As coups. I265s
bid AS sl2JI bid.
The stock market opened dull and heavy at
about yesterdays pr.ces and on a selling of the
Goa shares which commenced shortly after the
opening and continued throughout the first
hour and halt. At leo prices were down = to
l9s per cent, and the market has since been dull
aud fcatureless.
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nteti in DrumOre,

Levi S. Hoffman, young man of about S5
wears of age, son of the well-known farmer
Henry Hoffman, near Landsville, moved
last spring down to the Valentine Gardener
place near Drumore Centre, which his father
had bought. Though usually in Wig
orous health he was attacked with
pneumonia very recently and died yes.
terday. His body will he buried from the
residence of his parents on Tuesday at 10 a
m. He was popular young man and had
many friends in the neighborhood OF his new
as we'll as of his old home.
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The spetdel Case.

Henry Speidel was heard to-day on his
application to be discharged under the in-
solvent Laws He was examined at length
= TO what became OF the money that was in
~ hands ~ exeeutor of his fathers estate.
111s answer was that Robert ]. Evans, his
9axorney, received It. The court reserved
oec!cion nnIl next Saturday, when Speidel
WI be discharged or required 10 enter bail
- answer the charge Of embezzling the
euoote's fundA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20

The meeting of the Cliosophic society was
held last evening at the residence OF Mr. A.
J. Steinman, No. SOl East Orange street
The paper on "American Jurisprudence,
by ]. w. r. Bausmsn, esq, was very aole
one, and excited animated discussion at its
conclusion, The Clio was unusually large,
and among the distinguished guests OF the
evening were h +. keenan,, the novellst,
George +. Parker, Philadelphia's assistant
postmaster, Frank Levengood and Isaac
Hiester, of the Reading bar, besides many
lady visitors.
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Grain ana Provisions.


CHICAGO, March l7-Cattie-Reccipts, 8 90 head.
lower; shipping steers. $50 10 800 Ms, 81 son
80; stockers and feeders, sl509Lg0; COWS,
through Texans. s3 SOFA 50.
Hogs--ReceIpts, 1900 head shipments, 600
heao;. market strong and prices higher ,
rough and mixed, % s5dI % packing aud ship.
ping, H2cU44oi light, ss.7o9i.s5; skips. s2bo6
sheep -Receipts. s,s9o head; shipments, 5000
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SUIT 10 Recover Damages.

&C. Amwake this afternoon entered suit
in the court OF common pleas against John
w. Grau. 1t is to recover damages Tor
alternating the affections of Amwake's wife
and destroying his home The writ was
served on Grau in the county jail, where he
| il serving a term for having committed
adultery with Amwake's wife.
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Won Prizes alta Dog show.

At the Pittsburg bench show this week,
Hero Ill, owned by Mr.. VictorM. Haledman,
formerly of Marietta, was awarded special and
first prizes as the best English mastitf in the
open class and class respectively
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20

The Waite Comedy Company NeH Week
The Waite Comedy company will occupy Full
ton opera house every evening next week.
They are highly spoken of by the newspapers in
towns where they have appeared. The troupe
carries one of the best bands travelling and con
certs are given every day. J. W. Garner and
Miss Cora Nelson are the bright lights of the
company, and the first piece presented by them
Will be " Shadows of "A Life.n
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20
Chicken. Killed

y Joseph Ammons, living on John street,
had seven chickens killed on Thursday
night They were killed in the same man
ner as the chickens of dozens of other parties
in the city within the last month.
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Three More Districts.

The assessment of real estate and the
amount of money at interest in East Hemp
field and Providence townships and the
Fourth ward, city, was corrected by the CON-
missioners to-day.
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They win Try Lancaster.

George Burton has engaged Fulton ope
house for his Florida minstrels, and they
will appear on Wednesday evening, March
3lst The troupe will be strengthened for its
N,pearance here.
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Chicago rroauc. mnrkat.

CHICAGO. March 20, $50 p. m.-Market opened
wheat-March, nc April, 7sssc; May, SIC
June, s3l3c
Corn@March, S514c. April. S5stc :May, Ss19c
June, 3skc.
OaJs-May, Y03.c.
Pork-May, So June, 50 IS.
Lard-May, s. B714G6 10.
Ribs-May, ~ - June, IS 2I1%.
CLOSING.
wheat-Mareh, 779.ci April, SEC /; May. s!Xc
June, S3SEGs3Azc.
Corn March. s5Hci April. S5l4c; May
3sssc june, 3S35c.
oats5aNMarch, 2o91c April, 2G2lci May. sO9.c
PorkZGareh. 80 CO., April, ssC91s May, 50 ny
June, 50 M
Ribs-March g. 95 April. s5 95% May, sc co
june, S05
Rib6.Marc and April, s5 a2H May, IS ~
June, s. 80.
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DUBLIC SALE. ON THURSDAY Y

DUBLIC SALE. - ON THURS Y,
l. MARCH rs. lss6, at O'Clock p. m, at No
l2l Low street will be sold general variety OF
Household Furniture, consisting OF Parlor suit
Mirrors Carpets and Border, brackets. Pictures
Vases, Sideboard, Glass and QGeensware. Cane
Seated Chairs, Clock, Walnut Bedsteads and
Bedding, Chamber Set, Linen, Domestic sewing
Machine, Cooking Stove, Parlor Stove. Blinds
Oil Cloth and Kitchen Utensils. This Furniture
Is in good condition. Terms at sale.
JOHN NJ. EsHLEMAN, Agent.
HENRY SHUBRHT, ,Auctioneer.m2l-s :, M, T,WSR
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- FUR Daks

The audience to see Burr Oaks at the
opera house last evening, was about the
same size as that of Thursday evening. This
evening they appear for the last time.
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GREAT Bargains at Norbeck 4 Miley's Carriage
Sale on Monday, March p, at 10 a. M. and p. III.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20
Anusenents,

GREAT Bargains at Norbeck Miley's Carriage
Sale on Monday, March q, at 10 u. m. and p IN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20

= letter addressed 20 Harris a. Sons, Arch
~ ~ possseA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-20

GREAT Bargains at Sorbeck x Miley's CarTiag
Sale on Monday. March 3! at 10 a. IN. and p. II
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DRA Tbs.

GREAT Bargains at Norbeck Miley's Carrtag
Sale on Monday, March - at 10 a. IN. ana p. m
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TEAS AND CoFFEEs.
,NLosING OUT WINTER GOODS

NOTICE.
~ Notice IL hereby given that an application
will be made To the Governor of the state OF
Pennsylyania, ON MONDAY, APRIL y A. II.
lssd, by Frank 4. Coho. VIM. .. Marshall, Henry
Martin, J. X kaufman, :. n. llchty, Harry \,
Schroyer !. Nj. Bahul, Alfred steher, u, .
Burkholder. Allen Guthrie, Z, '. Iichty, r. I,
steigerwslt aud n. Abraham. under the Act
of Assembly of the Commonwealth OF fcnn-yi-
yania, entitled f" An Act to provide for incor-
poraton and regulation of certain corporations,
approved April ~, 1874, and the supplement
thereto p" for charter OF an intended corporation
to be called =" The West End Building and Loan
Association, of Lancaster Pennsylvania The
character and object "a to loan money among itS
members, and for these purposes 10 have, pos
ana enjoy all the rights bcnents and priv
ileges OF the said Act OF Assembly and its sup.
PIGMENTS. 4. II. HOIOHAN,
mario3wdwSs Solicitor
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skw ADvkRrIs En ss rs.

nAlRY AND TRUCK FARM FOR
- RENT.-from April lst next adjoining
the city limits, In good condition we'll watcred,
with good buildings and good road. Apply at
this once. marl9tfd
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FOE SALE OR RENT.

TNOR RENT.-TWO VERY DESIRABLE
IL rooms son first floor suitable for IA Doctor
or Dentist; also two rooms on second story
miatfd NO. 1875 NORTH DUKE STREET.
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WGshingiOH Litter IN The Cincinnati ERguirtr,
Mrs. Eliza Wilcox is clerk In the
United States Treasury Department. sh,
ls the child Of an adopted son Of Andrew
jackson. She was born In the White
House during Andrew Jackson's Adminls,
tratiOn. When her application was made
for an appointment liz the Treasury Mt,
FOlger, Of New York, was tho eeCfeIafy,
He cent for Appointment CLERK Butler
and told him 10 appoint her, E'All rlght,n
said Butler, "but do you know she has
strong southern sylnpathies7' "Yes, |
know" said tho Secretary, "but shO
was born In the White House, and |
want her appointed. I will take all
chances Of CrllClsm." Whom the Treas.
uty Department was dedicated Andrew
jackson, who was President, was waited
upon and asked II he wished 10 have any.
thing eptglal deposited IN the corner.
stone, "No;" he said, ''nothing / think
OF Then calling the messenger back he
RAldi "Walt q minute. | will send q lock
Of baby Q hair" This he did send, ThO
then baby 10 now Mrs. ELIZA Wilcox,
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but 1. Is positively inCxcusablc to administer oil
take narcotics or potent Sedatlves 10 relieve inlan
guilty Of tho nerves the easily dlScOvCrablc cause
Of which Ii simply Indigestion. lEOstottCr's stom.
aCh DltIeH Is the remedy indicated when tho ner
vOuE lys'Gm Is weak, and consequently super.
sensitive and untfAnqull. Traced aud Qulcled y
this Imperative tonic, tho system obtains i0Odlu
Icpcsa at night, dyBTGptip quAlnB CCNo to disturb
the stomach, and mental ipqulptude diIapppari,
The habit Of body becomes itRulAF, The liver and
kidneys ate BEAUTIFULLY stimulated, aud bodily OF
mental CXUttiDn coasts 10 be WeariAomo and ar,
lCnlt task. NeurAlgia thcumAtl,m and malAtlal
disorders and kidney tf0uble', arc entirely Cfadl.
Gated by this mAWhltn lnVigOFAnt aud regulator
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ru1; II0L1DAY poOK.slIrLr

zone Years Sketch Book" introduced
Mics I1eno Il. Jerome Ss new and rC.
ireshing presence in tho art world. 1.-THE
Message OF tho Blue Bird" followed, a
dainty thing full Of poetic beauty and
growing in favor az Ito meritg become
known. Following out and celebrating
tho spititualdrtam songs Of THE Mcs.
tspe" comes "Nature's Hallelujah, which
in conception and execution Glands apart
from all other art publications, No al
fiat mas BOtTanBisTed nature 10 tho printed
page and made II live Ia tree and flower
and singing bird. For text there are
beautiful tAinRs from Mrs Jetome's own
pen, and from Whittier, l.ongiallow, Ten.
nyson and other worthy ones. Tho work
ID indeed q Hallolnjah Of autpMAlng
beauty and ierVor. Tho deeply spiritual
quality Of Miss JetomB'a aft IL not lie
least attractive feature, and II Ia the etn.
ployment Of great talent 10 the
beat Of all ends. Tie publishers have
performed their part with great libetality
and tabto. They have employed MI,
George Il. Andrew 10 ongtRVo on wood
the hlly full page illustrations, and Of
course tns work has been well done. The
paper 10 BumptuouB, and the preEa work
about perfect The binding % gold cloth,
full gilt, Gilt edges, Tho whole thing Is
superb and will prove an endless source
Of dGllght--lNc q Shepard, boston. Stan.
ton & Davenport, WELDING.
Whatever Mr.. Frank Il, Stockton writes
Ia sure 10 DO widely read, for II IL Of a..
Hufed good quality, "Ths Casting Away
olMB, LeCks and Mfa, Alebhlne''iS an odd
c0nCelI-ap all Of Mr.. SIoCkton's writings
Are--with little that can no called a plot.
II IL tho kind Of book that one does not
wish 10 put down bsiot0 II has been read
through, and thlO can coon DO done. The
casting away happened Ia the Pacific
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by the residents Of the town: NJ sm Is
yesr1 old, have been troubled with kid
ney complaint snd lRmeness for many
yearsj could not dress myself without
help. Now am iIes from all pain and
soreness, and am able to do all my own
houseWoIk. owe my thanks to Electric
BitteIB for having renewed my youth and
removed completely all disease and pair"
Try bottle, only 800, ct Logan q Co.'S
drug store,
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.Rpsetal Antiess.
A CARD.

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Short waists and full skirts are shown II
The roata or oyeICosts for little girls,
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unbounded faith in tho merits Of this
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conghs, code, consumption, asthma
bronchitis, or any affection Of throat,
chest or lungs, are especially requested tC
call at Logan 4 Co.'s drug store, and get
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MAEY Of the good things Of thla lie are
sorrowiully lot alone on account Of dys,,
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ton, cold on q positive guarantee at %
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nrhe ILnppy nay Is FI.el.,

EcV Harm Re0Lr.T,
Fanny, dear" said bashful lover t.
tho G.ycaI-old niece Of the goddess h
would isin propose to, twill you give mi
your aunt? III glyo yo1 doll Tor herr,
"0h, yes" said the little one, Clapp!nl
her hands in gles; "but hadn't you better
give me two and take two Of them" Tit
little la!ry's answer oVercame all restraint
aud the happy day Ia fixed. Somehow
Fanny 10 more spoiled than ever.
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Among the fashionable combinations
black and yellow retaina its popularity,


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Mm. rhUbe OheSley, Peterson, Clay
county, Ia, tells The following fetnerkSble
story, the truth Of which d youVhSd lot
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English gowns arc plated and plain and
French lIoCks are gathered and pulled
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With tulls or lace neckwesr small
brooches OF rare workmanship will b'
worn.
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oCesn, sud the story Ia supposed to be re-
IRted bV a gentleman who shared With
M worthy danes the hard9hipH Of their
nscuiiar misadyenture. II the story has
4 moral it teaches the Lesson OF gracefully
accommodating onsselt to CiTcnm'
stances, ss Mis-. LsCks and hiTB' Aleshine
did To philosophic peIiecGon.-Ihe Con-
fury Company, Nsg York. Stanton d DGr'
export, Rheeiirg,
"Dors," Tennyson's sadly beautilulstory
in verse, Is produced in holiday style with
fine illustrations made under the compe-
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drew, Who, that has read the poem can
forget the sweet and gentle Doraf
She bOw'd down her head,
Remembering the day when hrst sue came
Aud ali things that had been.
She how'd down
And wept 10 secret; aud the Teaperi Iegp'd,
And tiIe sun fell and all The land was dark
The setting is not unworthy of the gem,
LEE & Shepard, Boston, Stanton and Dar'
export Wheeling,
A bound volume OF The Century is "a
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latest volume, securely bound In gilt cloth
brings the magazine TO October, 1885, con
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contribution to the history OF the war
poems and regular departments whiclt
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November number, begins the NiColay-
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81. Nicholas Is especially intended 70
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Louisa NJ, AlCott, II. H, Boyessp, Ed
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lR. MnIEIS EAtNEA pnIlnERS.

viii outS DiscaScs 81 ,SS Kiau,y GtSSSl, glOo,
9lTictuIeB And all Urinary aud UitlhfAl DleeAses,
Nervous md Phyhical Debility, seminal Weakness,
lctt Of Vigor Premature Decline Ia Man, Early
Dccayi lmpoioloZ caused By error Of youth, CT.
ln1 nOs0 plofib, efuptlons, Dofoluli, t0lteF, sail
Lsetitn and all blood and akin dlteaieb, Female
weakness speedily cured. Gon0ffhta cured III
lhfge dI[l PIigs y %. Aold ln wheeling W, Va,
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