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j.. f., A BhIPwrpck. II =. Special te Tui DAILI ToxDsro1ll
 SAN FRANCISCO, Deosm Der S.--Tht following dispatch was received this moraing st the Merchants Ex,hAn ge =. ir,.,c"r pr'::.i~. ='.s.t :.:i' tspti;
 Msash Bay: ~.s. s~.,' '. .. ...
 Tho ship Belvodsre is ashore q. BOnilla POinsAnd will probably be . total loss :- .es : All hands left the ship in one boat and havs no, been heard from. The Belvedere's1iled from San Pedro in ballast November 7,h, bound for Nam ai,no for cargo of coal.
 Shs was owhed by Christopher NeT son and her approxlm ste value was $25;000 fully insured.
 B1nllis4 Point is opposite, and sls :, twelve aud & quarter mi es distAnc from the Cape R.attery light ct the eAtran:e 10 he straits of Juan de Lu-
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.sASd dsut' ysG"f.rket il, "ssst'WGie.tt q Ae..iSk ykeJs,i4s a4sst tsilsta@SAG Asr sale that A.s 'TssE bsst sestss is LsAes, lneSIs .t Giis city. ~ S-s71
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! S3 e-9:. .Is tF bps .Nrl ai % The undersigned. both. practical mingffs Are 6p;eh lto. dS d Ssseimsht work ,On Snt'er .Anp 'IaAsa absf. t1: ahAAfes at reAsoilAble! :r-tes. :s... 5. .;r: a1I
 JoHS GRAY Co.,
 Martins Saloon.
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Durainx or a PsStssj PSs,; IIaSe.

Special To THH ToMBSroKE].
 r. - ,-'- :;i ;.- ''' ' SAUcELITO, Cal, December S.-Ths house Oecupird Iy Rev. Father Vsl.n- .. .... t.i' tins was burne this nornIag.,:
 .-. The loss waA s3, 500. insurAH'S s. 500. Another house kelOnging sO E POrtuss... . caught fir. and "a. also our ell. .Less is 4l, 500 ,tsIly cov- cred by insurance: T. s-hfs was 'incen- diary. .s.
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Ca.,Ioi iNoxsss. ssA

All persons are IereEy'nOtIasd tAat nS Hiie. tsEI.t Dek;s ihsyIRE y J !eii .t bed and any debts of her contracting irSm sni aI.ef stfs uEie: :..=.i sI .Ea REORGANIZATION
 BisRse, Sept. l6.
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FrIsones Sentenced.

FrISeneF SoRtehced. .i- It.ti1f'te Taa D4iLr Toapsr.sS1 ..e Los ANGLES December s.-R ". Jones aged s7 was ..n..nsssadf tolidiy to
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 four years at San Quentin for ate mps '* ., k &7:is ing topOiaOn his family with e"ROush f,s < - .5.2 ,. # a--'
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Treasurer sNotice

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Fer Sale.

Eighty head of young bulls, cSn- s:Sting of Polled-Argus, Hereford and Shorthorns. For prices and pe,Ii- grses apply to Sandy Bob at the stage office. .-. ...... If
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-. ,s-fs: ,t. Special to THE DAILT ToMBsToKE.i
 e.. ,r., SAN FRANCISCO, DecSAhter1 ,S.-In obedience to tLe instructions of .he lieutenant general commanding the -1st -4:.l ::
 army, General Howard has assumed command of the department of Arizona during the temporary Gbseuce of Brig, adler General Miles, of United States Army. -l
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4 eR0 0sRnstarAe1s.s,e

VIII be- 1PsN fore the asxetptR. 0F the parrpt. that was gt99lsn, tTsF tht, ,fenes of Mrs. Rankin, back of tho eourt house. .Aad.R0 ques1tnns akkedSs1W
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The DischarGe or Navy. Yar@
 EsnPIoyeG. :. Special to IKE DAILT Tex Esro1KL . BROOKLYN. December 3.-SixtyAtwO men were dinchArsed from shs depart n,snts of contraction Gnd: Also, oi the J: ,t .:-s.:::: a,i. .a ., r'PAir, in the Br ooklyn Navy Yard te day. .<.,...~
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DssolutIsA st,rasta& shIp.

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Z slsE Arrsnrrs su.osD..
Tshing Lnudanum Tor . GrievAsce-The Othel
side Of the smith Tragedy.


Side Of the smith Tragedy.
MANNHEIM, Oct a-Lizzie White, aged
II years, OF this borough, imagined she was
receiving III treatment at home, and this and
other trouble induced her 10 attempt to COM
init suicide by taking about half an ounce of
iaunanum ON Thursday morning. The dis
covery OF the attempt was made by her
friends in time to call in medical assistance
and administer An antidote. Although in a
critical condition she is improving gradually.
william Schmidt, residing about miles
north of this borough. who was shot by his
son Daniel on Tuesday last, Is no longer IN
immediate danger. The ball of the p cslibre
revolver, which penetrated his neck, is
lodged somewhere in the deep seated muscles
of his neck, but has not been definitely To-
Gated. The attending physician has not
probed for the ball since ttiS day on which
.se wound was inflicted, nor does he intend
TO unless necessity should require. The
shooting Is thought to have been a deliberate
attempt at parricide. Much i'll will existed
between father and son for some time. and it
Is reported on authority that two weeks ago
the father shot after the son with a gun. The
whereabouts OF the son are as yet unknown.
The father has withdrawn the complaint
against the son; all search for him have
ceased, and 1t is thought Daniel has left
never to return.
A tive-year old-son of John Kline, Twins
in the southern part OF this borough met with
a painful accident on Thursday evening. In
company with his sister he went to the cream.
cry of Shimp & Reist tor butter milk. While
there they began playing with the machinery
and the little boy had the thumb of his right
hand caught between the cogs Ofthe wheels
severing the bone in three places and crush
a part OF the palm of his hand. DIR. c. J
Snavely attended him Amputation of tn,
thumb has not yet been performed, yet 1
may prove necessary.
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NBw YORK, Oct. 9.-flour market dull and
quiet; fine, q SI92 COS superhue, O. I592 IS /;
common 10 5000 Extra Western, o. G5yfI IS /;
GOOD TO Choice Extra Western, q sJdl IS !;
CITY Mill Extras, q 6O6i IS for " est Indies !;
MINI. Extra, g. 60st5 90; Extra No. 2 o. i0Gp2 IS
5000 TO Fancy Extra State, s3 30ip3 u ; Comm on
10 Fair Extra Ohio s2 1908 70.
W heat-No. Red state on Spot, ssc No.
White, state. sSIc No ? Red, winter Nov
S3Ac; Dec, e5nc; Jan, SIC
Dec, i7hc.
Oats-So. l White state, spot, go; No. 2
do 35lc No. Mixed Western Nov axe
Bye dull and nominal Western, o5g57 :;
State 5SQ59c.
Barley dull and nominal.
Pork quie l; New Mess, $40 2jdlO 80
Lard-Oct, 1891; Nov. D. o.
stock Porto Rico. SOGssc.
Turpentine quiet at 3T31c.
Petroleum duh /; refined in barrels, SIC 90
IN cases. G74c.
Butter Market dull New Western
Creamery. 22G29c Penn'a do, 2s929kc.
Cheese dull Western Flat, lOLulIc
Gle. >'S
sugar-market dull Refined Cutloaf, eJ.c /;
granuated SIC. -
Iallow strong prime city, iac
Irelghts quiet grain to Liverpool, e.
Couee dull fair cargOes at ne.
Eice dull Carolina and Louisiana, common
TO fair, Sxo4c Rangoon, 4IIG4hc
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Ds4TET-

WINowER In this city, on the 9TH inst. sue T.
wife OF j. Winower, in the sd year OF her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral from her
husbands residence, No Is Couestoga street on
Monday afternoon at o'clock. Interment at
Lancaster cemetery. ltd
BINGNAN.-In this city. on the 9Th inst. j. Ohm
stewart. son of sylvester ana Sallie bingham,
aged years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
the residence OF his grandparents, No. no Church
street, on Monday afternoon atI o'clock. Inter
ment at Lancaster cemetery.
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Tho wOmen's Exchange.

Tho Women's Exchange will be open at
No l52 East King street, on Monday next
Its scope, which has heretofore been pub
lished in these columns, is to establish
place ,Sssre ladies' work of all kinds may be
lhered together and sold at a small ad-
vance over cost for the benefit of those who
furnish the goods. The rooms are tastefully
arranged and among the goods exhibited
and which will be on sale Monday, are hun
dreds of useful articles in great variety, in
Guiding hand painted plscques, hand painted
Ice cream plates, hand painted screen on
boltipg cloth, oil paintings, fruit dishes fancy
and plain needle work, crochet work ard a
great many other beautiful and useful ar
ticles. Almost all the articles in stock can be
duplicated. The exchange is under the man
agement of a committee of estimable ladies,
and its object is to dispose of the work made
by other ladies who need money but who do
not care to be known. Call on Monday and
give the enterprise boom.
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ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS or THI
DOsITIVE PUBLIC SALE.

on SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER g, lSS6,
Will be sold at the Hester House, corner North
Queen and Chestnut streets, Lancaster, Pa, the
following property belonging to Mr.. John 5.
That First-class Three-story BRICK METAL
ROOfED Residence, i0N36 feet, with 3-story
Brick Metal Rooted Hear Attachment 5OE26 and
Is feet, having two Balconies, Portico and Con
seryatory, sitsated on the northwest corner Of
North Queen and West Lemon streets, Lancas.
ter, Pa. Inside finish OF house i5 almost entirely
OF hard wood eight feet wide Hall two ParlOr-,
Drawing and Frescoed Dining Rooms, and
stag Head Range and Dumb Waiter) on first
moor; seven Bed Rooms and Bath Room on
second moor, and six Bed Rooms and one large
Wash Drying Room and fine Observatory on
the whole house, having HOtand Cold Water and
large hain water Cistern In same Gas, Hot and
Cold Water, Bath, Water Closets, Stationary
Wash Stands, largest size Mershon's Heater
Cheating whole house), Range, Sewerage con.
meets the 3feet wide Lemon street sewer, eleven
feet deep; Coal Bins under sidewal Lot fronts
4O1A feet on North Queen street and extends
westward along Lemon street A5 feet to
Market street. Also on same premises First
class BRICK STABLE holding Horses and
Carriages, having Gas and Water in same Also,
adjoining Stable Is fine BRICK COACHMAS'S
HOUs and "a large FRAME HENSERY joining
IL on the east.
As have permanently located myself in
FLORIDA the above property Will be positively
sold at the date mentioned.
Parties wishing any further Information will
please write 10 the Undersigned owner, or call on
my authorized agents.
Sale to commence at TX o'clock p. IN. of said
DAY, when terms and conditions Will be made
known by JOHN S. ROHRER,
Eustis, Orange Co, Florida,
orBAUsMAs BURNS and ADAM X. BARR.
Agents.
Henry sHUBERT, Auclioneer.
slils, ,e225 27o2i,67,so
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A Hebrew Holiday.

To-day 10 q holiday among the Hebrew
who are celsbrst ng the feast of Yom Kippur
AL the places OF business are closed, and they
will not be open until this evening The
holiday began last evening at sunset, and it
continues until sunset this evening. Ate
o'clock last evening services began in the
synagogue, when a lecture was delivered
and sermon preached by Rev. Morris
Ungerleider. To-day in the morning and at
noon services were held, and another service
will be held this evening For twenty -four
hours the people fast
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MAS
RELIGIOUS.
DELICIOUS SERVICES WILL BE

ID SEh II f. W ILL
IL held in the following churches on sunday
in the morning At lG:J9, in the evening at 7:l5
sunday school at l:t5 a IN. When the hour Is
different il Is specially noted:
SECOND EVANGELICAL English }, on Mulberry
street, above Orange, preaching by the pastor
at 1879 =. IN, and '.I5 ,. m sunday school at :
IT. srEPaES's lRETJ CHURCH COLLEGE CaAFEL
Divine service at 1870 u. IL. sermon by Rev. Dr.
4. V. Gerhart.
PEEsBTTERIAS-Rev. J. Y. Mitchell, D. D. pas
pastor - '-'
ST. LuKR's REYoRxED-Marietta Avenue, Rev.
VIM. F. Lichliter, pastor. Harvest Home ser.
vices at 1920 H. NJ. and us p. III. sunday school
GRACE LUTHERAs-Corner of North Queen
and James street Rev. {. Elvin Huupt pastor
sunday school at , .. m
ST. PAUL.s REFoRMEp-Sevices morning and
evening. Preaching by Rev. } II. pubbs, ID.
MoRAvIAs-J. Max Hark, pastor lOso a IN
Litany and sermon, p IL. sunday school /;
7l5 p. IN. evening service
a. III. by Rev. W. W. McMichael, of Philadel phia'
SUNDAY school AZ las p. N Prayer meeting on
League on Saturday at 73Dp p IN.
FIRST BAPTIST CHCRCH.-seryices at lo:3O q. IN
sunday school at p. IN. All are invited to at
tend.
ST. JoHss LUTHzRAN.-Rev. syIvanus Stall,
pastor. Services both morning and evening
BY Rev. ;, W. L. Peschau, d. d, of Wilmington,
\. Z. sunday school at lij p. N. GOtwald Mis-
sion at 2 p. IN. All are invited.
UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST (CovESAST)-west
Orange and Concord streets, Rev. ! b. Funk,
pastor. Preaching at 1879 a. IN. sunday school
al l5 p. m. subject OF sermon-"DifficUlties
Determine Character
FTRsT NJ Z. ,CuuRoH- -loaO a. IN. 7l5 p. m.
preaching by the pastor. las p. Iu. Sunday
school. D. m.-YOuug Peoples Prayer Meet
ing, land $50 p IN. Wednesday, song service
and prayer meeting.
The Women's Temperance Union will ho'd
their usual prayer meeting tomorrow afternoon
at a quarter past o'clock. in the Duke street
NJ. L. church, and will be led by the pastor, Rev.
J. X. T. Gray.
Business meeting on Tuesday afternoon at 8
o'clock, at No. l+2 North Prince street
VEST MIssIog-M. L. Chapel, corner Charlotte
and Lemon streets-Sunday school at las d. m,
Is3O p. IN. Thursday, prayer meeting.
EAST MlssIoN.-M. T.. Chapel-2 p. N. sun.
day school
TRINITY LUTHERAN Regular services, morn
Ing. afternoon and evening Young mems class
at l:i5 p. m. hid.week services on Wednesday
eyeng at 7S0
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Ross Doster's Circus.

Ross Doster, the escaped prisoner, who
was arrested by Officer Pyle in Columbia on
Thursday, has another charge of larceny
against him. 1t Is for stealing the pair of
handouts which was fastened 10 him when
he escaped from Officer Lewars Alderman
McC0nomy committed him for a trial this
morning. 1t Is believed that Doster is also
guilty Of robbing freight trains on the Penn
Sylvania railroad and the charges will be in.
vestigsted. Doster says that when he escaped
from Lewars the key was still In the hand
cuffs and he had the ornaments of his wrists
before he got out OF the city.
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N RhETS.
Chicago Market,

.aioAso, Oct 9, 0So q. m.-Market opened:
wheat-Oct, 7lc; Nov, aye; Dec, aye;
May, size.
Corn Nov, S55zc; Dec, S6lzc May. 4O<c
oats-Oct, 225sc Nov, 2Il.G43sc Dec, 251sc ;
May, .9Jsc
fork-Oct, g. IS; Nov, g. IS.
Lard--OcL, = 80; Dec, s. Is.
Wheat-oct, 7O4c; Nov, 7.J4c; Dec. 7i1sc
May, s0Hc.
Corn3oct., S'Hc Nov, 3gIc; Dec. 8G5lc ;
May, i0ssc.
,oats-0ct., 22A4c; Now. 2l4c.; Dec, 25lc ;
May, 1910,
Pork-Oct., 8 IS : Nov, IS
Lard-Oct., o 62n; Nov, g. Is
Rib5-Oct, D. TO-
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Charged with Adultery.

lssac Lefevre, married man living near
Fairvilie was before Alderman Fordney, this
morning at IL o'clock on a charge OF adultery.
The prosecutor was Phares Mellinger, and
- giri with whom the oflense was alleged
% committed was his daughter Susan,
49, y only IA years old. At the tune Of the
ocuttsnce the girl was domestic in the em-
paoy OF lsetevre. The alderman returned the
800 court and Leievre entered bail for his
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-09

THs Black HEsSdr.'-Lovers OF opera Will be
glad TO learn that the celebrated McCaull opera
company will present IN the opera house on sat
urday, September i, the new operate su ccess,
4" The Black Husssr." The company includes
Ricca, Ellis the Gaulards Plunkett, MacDon.
ough and others. who are stars on the operate
stage. big house can be predicted as pr ces
are reasonable. The sale of seaLs begins at :. a
m., Tuesday.
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY AT

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY AT
AsSIGNEEs' SALE - On TUESDAY
NONEMB BER 9TH, 1855, AT 7o'clock p. M, will be
sold at the Leopard hotel, in the City OF Lancas
ter, Pa. in pursuance OF an order OF the Court
of Common Pleas, of Lancaster County to the
undersigned assignee, the following properties,
Purpart No. l. All that certain twostory BRICK
sIOkE AND DWkLLlhG with two. story
BRICK BACK BUILDING and LOT or PIECE
OF GROUND, situated or the Northeast corner
OF Made and Kockland streets, in the City of
Lancaster. bounded and described as follows
70 wit Beginning on the Northeast corner Of
Middle and Rocsland Streets thence extending
west along said Middle street thirty feet, thence
property late OF Benz. MishIer thence North 81
ens 70 e 81 81 fses to street.
and thence along the line OF Rockland street TO
he above l. one of The best corner groceries
In the City of Lancaster The lot also contains
suitable shedding ana oqt61iidings % ,,vos,orv
BRICK DWELLING, with one story back build.
ing and lot or piece OF ground, situated ont on the
Lancaster, and numbered 3Oi and 3O5 on city
plan. Containing in front on said Middle street
n feet 0 inches, more or less, and extending in
depth 81 feet, more or less, 10 purpart No l.
Purpart No. 3. All that certain two story
BRICK DWELLING. with one,story prick back
the northwest side OF Middle street. In the city
of Lancaster, and numbered ys on city plan,
containing In front on said Middle street Is Feet
3inches, more or less, and extending In depth
81 feet, more or less. The houses on purparts
No aud are new and In firstclass condition
The above prope ties VIII be sold as whole or
separately as best suits purchasers
The sale OF the PnrPas' t1ge,ber VIZ be no % 20
and interest from October lst, 1850.
All persons desirous OF viewing the premises
are invited TO call on the undersigned at any
time before the sale. Purchase money payable
on April l, 1887. Positive sale y,u s,yo
Assignee OF Charles Peters and wife
HESRY snUBERT, Auctioneer. octO-s M,W,t
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School Teachers Cheap Excursion 10 the
switchback on saturday October Is. Round
trip tickets good for three days or return same
day. Fare only s25J, including ride around the
Switchback and trip to Glen Onoko. Through
train leaves Lancaster (King strestl AZ $40 a. m
and Columbia at 6:lDi Mannheim, ISL Lititz, 7.lO
Ephrata 7:28. Train returning same day leave:
Maueh Chunk at SIS p. N. Last OF the season.
oct5,TAl2.l5d
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Alderman A. r. DonnsIiy's Court.

Edward Doebler and John Kreider, ,chargei
with assaultng Louis Berman, and ma
liciously breaking the door of his house, were
heard by Alderman A. +. Donnelly last even
ing. The cases were returned to court
These young men were also committed for
short terms for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct The alderman also returned to
court an assault and battery case against
Berman, preferred by Kreider.
Bill Jones and wife were heard last even
Ing on charges of drunkenness and disorder
~ conduct He was committed for As hours
and ahe for "a hours.
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1,x,, coun.. ,l,a< b,d.

1k's coups, lin bid.
The stock market this morning opened gniet
and firm. prices showing but little change from
last nights closing. New York ana New Eng
land was an exception. ho~cver opening at oIS
against 61lS. at which it closed last night In the
first few minutes It was rapidly solo down TO ~
The rest of the list recorded but slight changes
and AT the time of writing all but the exception
noted are selling al about the best figures.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-09

Attention is directed 10 the large soap adver
tisemeht OF Lautz Bros & Co, in another col
umn. They will give away an Oiogmph. en-
titled the widows Mite" with their soap The
Olograph is now on exhibition in Hirsh & Bros
window, Centre Square.
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Verdict for Pia,p,,W

An the LIST US TO determine the ownership of
certain goods levied upon as the property Of
Jacob Zimmerman, which was claime5 by
Jacob q. Bear and the Ephrata National
bank, the jury this morning found In favor
Of Bear.
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Daniel p st.cRhnnsn OF -, E,nn

DaRiel p, stackhouse, of East King street a
policy holder in the Travellers Insurance com.
pany, of Hartford, received from jeremiah Rife
agent, 1911 indemnity for loss OF time from his
business. Mr.. 5. received injuries from kick of
his horse while driving with his family on Ser.
teinber lst.
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The York Fair.

Friday was another big day at the York
fair and over 90, 900 we're on the ground. The
2:50 race was won by Resh's Harry n, of this
city, which was entered by Michael Fitz.
patrick George K. was second and Prince
Napoleon third. The summary was:
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Fine CITY residence Public s,,s

This evening at X o'clock, at the Hester
house, John 5. Rohrer will sell at public sale
that valuable property situated on the north.
west corner Of North Queen and West Lemon
streets. This is one Of the finest properties in
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Lady Lightfoot won the pace race in 2:53H
and 2:4l, Lizzie r. won first in the free-fOr-
all, with Myrtella second and Boston Joe
third. The time was Z:32I4, 2:35A and 2:3lI5.
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The College Observatory.

The observatory is now rapidly approach
ing completion. Last week the iron dome,
manufactured by Grubb Il Son of Dublin,
Ireland, reached Lancaster, and now the
workmen are engaged, under the direction of
Professor kershner in putting it in place.
All the necessary pieces are now ready, and
in very short time the observatory will be-
gin to do its work. The extra quality of all
the equipments will make the Daniel Scholl
observatory not only a credit to Franklin
and Marshall college, but also to the city OF
Lancaster.
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Closing Prices-2 O'Clock p.


NEW YORK Oct. 9-Wal street ,aon -
Money loaned at sG7 per cent exchange dul
AZ e28i IS; Governments were arm
currency os' u 264 bid As coups, sl2sM BID !,
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j. M. WEsrHAEFFER agent for the New Eng
land Mutual Accident association, paid to day
to jos. X. Roger twenty nve dollars for a claim
on account of injury received hv being thrown
from horse.
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Telephone Connection.


Z. l.. schuler, groceries, corner Fast King and
shippen streets, is connected with the telephone
exchange.