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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

BRloHroN BEACH, sept. 10 -first race
three-q quarteE mile. Annie Martin nrst Belle
Rinser second Nonsense third: time. l.l7s.
Second race. three-qaarter mile, King Bob
and John ran a dead heat Tor frst place.
with Unique third; time, l:20 Third race,
seven furlongs. Belle b. tirsf, Pilot second,
Banero third, ume, 1914. Fourth race.
mile. Elizabeth first Burgomaster second,
Monitor third. time, lac Fifth race.
seven furlOngs, Barnum first. Treasurer
second, Ferg Kyle third, time l.30 Sixth
race, steepie chase, full course, Harry Mann
first, Embargo second, no third given;
time. 5.l6
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

Fstf Hsaa MAJ Sept io Noel Glenn
enf. sge1 f7 AZ oIlsf a. che King Phillip
mHi. ras olliug up last before tbe mili
siapQe.i si nosn today. shen he aas caught
~ q eeif aai carried i8 iho tap 20 fae room
snf efashei 30 death hetseen ths ceiling
sad fhe saan he leaves sii1r and ieaf
ef ifea Re bsd asea repeatedly eafnri
s.4If.sf sf.et taf.s.e..i.f.as
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

surssrs urr vsl,r spa ner sister Throvs
&c fssfo the River

NEe HAfsS Conn Sept io-E.is
Mslthees 81 aamarfiei eeaan RESTING In
Fair Hseea esfs hrh So msie 1h'ii
b.rit tae kaiel the iniart hat ~ whst
mssas hss nof yst irsnsIafed TIE iials
esg was thea stvn ia asaek made ~
heaes iafa soa ihreva infa tif eannff sc
Neff Al asatntEh ~ = SISTER ~ tht asf
fsres e.maa ln fhfs sfs sas ass.ste.i te
hfE tarff4h Hsafresr faa4e -
n.saat,af - tss ahaNsa nfs her ihs aHslr
tsfae 10 fas aaIHse az .af .ssiee isfsg snd
a4sH lfstff sIufati.sa la i.se I.lssesstaf ~ Iht
eiIs sffasars late ihis affefaeaa thes aisftsi
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

lN--..Ilt Y ~ T--t4FfN- ttff-l.
BAY CITY, Sspt lO.-A barn belonging to
Henry Crump. nine miles from this city,
was burned by an incendiary at o'clock
this morning together with the contents.
Loss, 500; insured An unsuccessful at
tempt 10 burn Crump's residence was dis
covered just in time. The sheriff is looking
for the suspected party.
An unoccupied building, owned by VIM
Henry, was burned o. lightning this mCrn-
ing. Loss, $500 uninsured.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
BIG WAR CL AIMS
4 30 ston Lawyer Trying to Get His
Clutches on the Doodle.

Clutches on the Doodle.
WAsHINGroN, Sept 9-Mr. J. F Man
ming, Of Boston, representing a number Of
Eastern claimants 10 whom awards have
been made by the Alabama Claims Court,
made an agreement before Comptroller
Durham today in regard to the payment of
the warrants. holding that Judge Durham
has no jurisdiction over the matter The
Comptroller decided that as Mr. Manning
was not recognized az an attorney before
the court he was out Of the matter Alto
sether Mr. Manning will now ask a hear
ing before the Secretary Of The Treasury.
Warrants in favor of Mr. Manning Ease-n
mput
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
CHAMPIONS MATCHED
VIM. Beach and Wallace Ross
to Cross Blades for $4,000.
GAUDAUtR AND TE.NER MATCHED.
Chicago Drubs the Oetroifs-Ths Rae
ing al Brighton Beach. Grsveseod
and ramden P4rk-Oihsr
Sporting Matters.

LoNDoS Sept l0-rhe respective hackers
OF William Beach, the champion, and
Wallace Ross, the American oars nan, have
deposited 5 0o5 a side 20 be rowed for IN =
match for the championship If the world.
John Teemer has challenged Jacob Gaa-
dauer 90 row a race over the championship
course for 81 GOO aside
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
SHOT psA0
4 Railroad Fireman and Farmer Quarrel
With Fatal Results

SYDNEY, y. Y, Sept lO-This morning,
in an alteration near the depot, Robert
Peasly a fireman on tie Midland railroad,
was shot and Killed by Samuel Hill, a
farmer. Hill was driving near the railroad
when Peasly jumped from a moving train
and approached him. HOt woris followed,
when suddenly Hill drew a revolver and
fired the ball taking effect in the right
breast Peasly died Il few minutes later.
Hill surrendered himself 10 the sheriff and
was taken to the Delhi Jail No cause for
the quarrel is assigned.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
The Jackson Alleged swindIer.

tHs-laytt 10 Yea 1tlsSaAN-sssANO
JACKSON, Sept. 1O.-Wiliam Waite War
rem arrested for the fraudulent use of the
mails, intends to fight, as he took his
brother. John Warren, and a Liberty farm
holder named Keller 10 Lansing today TO 20
on his bonds A Jackson lawyer also ac
cOmDanied them. Warren claims that none
Of his transactions were fraudulent on the
whole, and there is no law that can convict
him
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

HtsRIsac as. Pa. sept i0 The Cam brla
I-1n Company ~ Johnston "a. has pc
rfisaei esv peiisrs5a for the appointment
- ~ policemen Whase namas hagr been
flHu'uefi. Tire conifsHF DIES not ant.ei-
fa.e arF trnaaie haf ssfrarerfF Is sf widely
scattered chat sach prsfsatloa IS deeuasd
eaee.es-r
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
William the Conaueror

srRAsBuRe, Sept. l0.-The Emperor
William, the Empress Augusta and the
Crown Prince Frederick William arrived
here today for the purpose Of attending the
Alsace military maneuvers. They were re-
ceived in state by the King Of SaXOny and
enthusiastically welcomed by the populaoe
The city is cHfetc tonight. The streets are
ablsze with fireworks and the air is hsr-
monious with the strains of military music.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

Nse Nehk. sept ~ Zoe subscriptions o.
che t1aslss.u lauA iesu ile flsas st-
ehsnsfs b.. 50 spsfef offices thtsirs sna
ather taat affIs H Hre Ifk sn8
lifs8klsa nae ~ 3 tf0nwu tfafa1
peffamsnee ai fai efnns fk Theatre
kfsHklEa. Tonight reaiifef hF 81 ifsf fhe
sftl-fi saa stirrsts Este ti.fif services f.ef
Cai s.aa ps'f 81 sfpfnses iafssf f.iiaf thf
ard 81 Fl .e,eIs
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

The Island of Jamaica Visited BY Terrsbie
Hurricaoe-Cuba su Right

The isiaDd OF Jamaica Visited by afefrfbie
HurricaDe-Cuba su Right
BALTIMORE sept l0.-The steamer kenii-
woSth, Capt Aokerly arrived a. this po1
last night from Kingston. Capt Aokeriy
brings official reports 81 the great hurricane
which swept orer Jamaica on Aug i9 he
says that ibe fruit on the north and south
sides Of island was destroyed and that
many people were drogned or
killed by falling houses Several coasfing
vessels were lost and a numbef 81 churches
ruined. while many residences snd other
buildings were ,razei O. the ground ~ ben
the keniiworth lefi Jamaica the people
were dreading another harricane which
was predicted by weather experts Captain
Ackeriy reports that the island ~ cubs
occupied her accustomed place in the Al
lsntic on last Sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
THE OLD WOLVERINE
Nubbins and Notes OF News
Neatly and Nicely Nabbed.
ANOTHER BIG LuDIAGT0s MILL FIRE.
The Boiling OF the Political Pot Over
the State Several Flres-Ne~s
From Hastings Other Dis
patches OF Interest.

- ~ Y " |E-I-fIs- HNHt-.-
LUDIS6roS, sept l0-Another shingie-
mill tas gone up in smoke This time il
was the one belonging To the City Planning
and slingie Mill Company. Ii has not
been running for some time and no one
knows how the iire originated. Loss i've
or six thousand dollars, insurance not
Enaxn
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
pARALYzEo REPUBLICANS.

s. = bE1" n,
Chairman state C0mmilte,
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
Politics In the First

fff-l9I7t = ~ Tt-tsetN-etsNLa-
DETROIT, Sept. l0.-J. Logan Chipman
who received the nomination tor Congress.
will accept. Hi, letter of acceptance was
written tonight, and was handed to the
Chairman
John J. Enright, who withdrew "for the
sake of harmony" is hot candidate for
Sheriff now
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
ATerrtble Mine Disa.tar.

LONDON, sept lo.-A colliery explosion
occurred at Bristol today by which seven
men were killed snl ten seriously in
iured
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
An.frla Gen. s.ncr-

VIENNA. Sept 1.-THE Tagblaa says that
the Austrian government has forwarded
diplomatic note 10 the government a. ST.
Petersburg stating that Austria will op-
pose any official interference on the psrt Of
Russia in Bulgaria
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

LONDON, Sept. Il.-United States Minister
Phelps has written to the Lord Mayor Of
London on behalf of the American govern
ment expressing the thanks of the nation
for the Mayors generous offer Of assistance
10 the sufferers by the earthquake at Char
lesion, which he says the people Of America
will never fnrres
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

sa- Yeas s~ei BE- Afassi steamship .r
rsigHsstA. sFsza Hamburg
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
Now Pnstma.ters.

tt-.ts.ts so SEES yfltaNNv- --tss.s.
WAsHrNGToN. Sept. 10.-The following
Michigan postmasters were appointed TODAY:
Eustu. kolb At Bayport. Huron county:
John L. Slick at Whitefori Centre, Monroe
county.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
AlennnIer Id uis Tafher..

DARNsTADT, sept I.-Prinoe Alexander
arrived here today. He WAS received by the
Secretary Of the British Legation in Ger
many and the hurFumasier Of Darmsiaot
and proceeded directly TO Ludnehem. his
fathers residence
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

Masfaasf. r g seqf ~ faase fssfb
srssa 5ss issai~i fasi rasfsafee eefnlsniss
sfe Haf lsHIs flf fha sasaal nf fhe'f sasf
sa1s~ rs ass- ~ fsfs .ssflfH. anisss sefsrf
sah aofiee n sseH asis.ssfiaH ia4aiefiafeIf
aeaa ffs h-ias discovered
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

Wtsriva~os. SEPT ii--.For E-stern N.th-
irsn ard Western Niohieaa sna Wisoonsin.
fair nesihfr. followed ~ iucai rsins iehfir
vsfmtf. wssisfir ef0is teoarsfng rsrssbIe
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

UTcs =. y sept io-Newton Stevens.
the eighteen -yesf-old son ~ Postmaster
Stevens Of this city. while out hunting ~
the D4erfieid revint tbif sfiefn a.on vas shot
charge 81 bis rife
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

NFa NnTg uf It.--Ne'f Hen6 f. fi.s
fns 81 png iss - net bore to fsbf Saif-
vnn Sc starplnF oa f1ensiy terms 81
SVEN Hnte
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
NINE THOUSAND STARVING.

Seven Hundred Massacrsd-A Horrible
Story from roDquin.
PARIS. Sept 1.-The Catholic Bishop Of
Tonquin telegraphs that the Natives Of the
Province of Manhoa have massacreed seven
hundred Christians and destroyed forty
villages by FIRE The surviving inhabitants
of the villages have fed into other pro-
vinces. and the Bishop estimates that s0O0
persons all Christians are slowly dying from
hunger.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
ALansing Church Burned.

ltt-aettf 30 fft ft-tsfAe -rtaAto.
LASsTNG. Mich, Sept. 0.-Lightning
damaged the Evangelical Lutheran church
here last l.ight 10 the extent Of 81 900.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

LoxDoN. Sept. 10.-S.r Eivard Thornton,
British Ambassador to Turkey. has started
on bis return 10 Consianiinorie.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

Gsreerrees Ter ssGs. l0 I4vir Nu-rar
eserrs ~ss hanged her- to-day - he
Ia arsisf 81 hiH vlfs
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
AROUND Tne DIAMOND.
The DetrOiters DOwned by ChicagO-Kan-
City Beats 81. Louis
Chicsgo-Detroit.

CHICAGO; Sept. TO-
Innings , 6 9
Chicago, o l 3 Oh
Detroit D , Q o o , o . :
Base Hits-Chicaeo, 10; Detroit, Il.
Errors-Chicago, 8; Detroit, 9.
Batteries Chicago, Mccormick and kel-
ley; Detroit. Conway and Bennett.
Umpire-Quest.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
Philadelphia Washington.

Errors Philadelphia 1; Washington 3.
Batteries es-Phiiadelphia, Furguson and
Clements; Washington, Shaw and Gilli-
gan.
Umpire-Pierce
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11
Knnsas Cit,-St. InnIs-

Base nlts-hdnsas NIIN, . 81. LOUIS, o.
Errors-Kansas City, 3; st Louis, 8
Baueries-Whtney and Hacket for Kan
sas City; Healey and era YES for ST. Louis.
Umpre-Crawford.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-11

The following American AssOciauOn
games were played:
AtNew ork Metropolitan, s. st Louis, :.
At Brooklyn-Bro0klyn ;; Cincinnati, 4.
Eight innings game called on account OF
darkness.
At Observation-Disclosures 3; Pittsburg, 4.
At Rochester, Rochester. Z; Boston, IL.
At Observation-Disclosures, q; Louisville, 1.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-04

CHARLESTON, s. G., sept 4--(ll A. M)-
At 1890 o'clock this morning while the sun
was shining brightly and the sky was cast
with flying light blue and white clouds, =
terrific spout of small blue and gray water
hardened stones fell. These crushed
through the sky lights OF the Meas and
Coureriob printing rooms, frightening the
compositors and sending them scamping out
into the streets. A great crowd collected
and the stones, which average from half tC
an inch thick, aud which were mostly burst
in falling. were picked up, some of them 10y
the United Press reporter
This new turn In the earthquake frigh
gives renewed vigor to the excitement.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-04
When We Dsmorar,zs the stomach

BY excesses or imprudence in eating, we can
not hope TO escape the consequences for any
great length of time. The most robust diges
tiOn must succumb TO abuses of that important
junction. But slpposing that We have been
foolish enough to enteeDle the stomach, Is the
damage irreparable By no means. The dys.
peptic has only 10 do two things 10 insure hts
ultimate recovery: First, he should adopt an
easily dtgestthle otet seCOnd, he should use
with regularity and persistence Hostetter's
stomach bitters, the leading gastric invigorant
OF the age. The multitOrm symptoms of dys
pepsia and the almost invariably attendant dis
orders biliousness and constipation, Will as
eUredly cease To peIseCute the sufferer il the
above advice IS att nded to. Who that has suf-
fered the tOIments that chronic indigestion in.
Hicts Will neglect to take advantage OF n remedy
which, II the most positive evidence of the medi.
cal profession and the public is to he resolved
complaint. s2to9
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-04
Receipts-Bcgs..
closing Prtees-s o,elock p. Ii
1.-Two stock Markets.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The Droucrs Journal reports
Catue-Receipts, $40 head shipments, 400
head; market stronger good clearance :
shipping steers, $50 to 1850 rs, s. sOl
. stockers and feeders at 81 Ong5 IS: cows,
bulls and mixed at 81 5Ot(8 % bulk at 81 O,
10 40 through Texas cattle, 50 Is; cows g. 252 %
Western rangers, market was shade better /;
natives ana haltbreeds AT - uIS 10; cows,
Hogs-Receipts, lc so head shipments,
500 do Market and prices stronger (;
rough and mixed. u Qe64 0: packing and ship
ping, 81 s0l5 l2S; light S ISSet s5i skips, g. sec
IS
market slow and 4 q Zoe lower: natives, 81 tOff
o.; Western, Is OtSs3 5)i Texans, o. 75J2 IS +;
lambs, 81 ODtIS %
EAST LIBsRrv-Csttle--recei 2Jl head (:
shipments, &l head; market nothing doing
shipments to New York, none.
HOgs-receipts, 100 mead shipments. 2aO
head market active Philadelphia at " SO 15Ni
iorKsrs, e. InSli 50; grassers, o. SG+ 20; ship
ments to New York to-day, II carloads.
Sheep--recetpts, l,s1O head; shipments, 500
head; market very dull and nothing doing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-04
Arrested For Robbery.

William c. Miller was arrested this morn
ing by Officer Gil, charged with robbery
ON q complaint made before Alderman A.
F. Donnelly. The complaint charges that
Miller stole watch from the person OF E
l.. Wagner, Of Harrisburg, on Thursday
night The case was put In charge OF Chief
Smith, and he traced the watch to Miller
When Miller learned this he gave the watc b
70 John Schaum, of the City hotel, to hand to
Mr.. Wagner, and told Mr.. Schaum not to
tell the chief that he gave him the watch.
Miller was locked up at the station house in
default Of bail for q hearing. Miller is the
young man who figured last week as the
prosecutor of officer Gin for stealing a dog.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-04

Circus on NOnddV.-On Monday next, Pull
mans Circus will exhibit In McGrann's Park
This show ia given at low prices, but 1t is very
good one, ana includes some fine people. They
show will arrive tomorrow and early Mon.
day morning will make q street parade.
I" The CIhls Rtn0.'-J. II. Wallick's Dramatic
company, which for several years past has so
successfully played border dramas will present
tor the first time in this city on Monday even
Ing, the sensational piece, 1.-THE Gait c King"
In addition to the trained horses which MIR. Wal.
lick has had tor years. another new one named
Texas - will be introduced
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-04

Friday was the last day at the Granger
gathering AT Williams Grove The at
tendance was quite large Iu the ai-
ternoon Chairman Hensel, of the DEM
ocratic state committee, with Lieut.
Gov. Black, candidate for governor VIM. j.
Bremen, candidate tor suditor-general; Max.
well Stevenson, candidate for cougre ressman-
at large, and Congressman Ermentrout and
speeches pledging the Democratic party to
put forth its best efforts to remedy
the unequal taxation now bearing so heavy
against the agricultural interests in this
state. ongressman-at-Large Osborne, a,
present candidate on the Republican
ticket for reelection, also spoke, referring the
farmers to his past efforts ia their behalf
The picnic closed Friday night 1t has been
the most successful ever held.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-04
DEa H5

SNYDER In this city, on the 81 inst, Lillian
May, daughter of John aud Sue snyder, aged
months and days.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the parents residence, No. IS Manor street on
sunday afternoon at O'Clock
WOLF In this city, on the % inst. William
Frederick, son OF John and Pauline Wolf, aged
! months and "a days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
the parents residence, No. 49, South Duke
street. on Sunday afternoon At ~ o'clock. It'd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-04
Barley nominal.

Barley nominal.
Pork dull New Moss. sii ss<9i so
Lard--sept, o. IL Oct, o. Is; Nov, d 81 Dec,
D. So
aolassee dull; ike. for 30 test boiling
stock Porto Rico, SSisSc.
Turpentine quiet at SAdsScs
RoSin dull strained to gUssl. eScSll ON.
Petroleum nominal reuned in eases, SN,c
Froights nominal graia to London, Sc.
Butter Market qutetI New western
Creamery, ISAQs2c.
Cheese arm State TSsssc Western, loc.
Eggs firm State, lS'.0l5c Western. lA "a
l53.C.
Sugsr-market dull; Renned ouuoaf. 6Nc
Granulated, 6tl6 ll-l6c.
Tallow weak prime city, &C.
Coffee dyll; fair cargocs at lose.
Rice dun Carolina and louisiana, common
tn fair, 3Isdic RangoN n, paGtAc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-04
Accident 20 Prof. Hal.

About half-past ten o'clock this morning as
Prof. VIM. B, Hall was crossing North Queen
gtreet between the Hester house and the
Rohrer house he was struck on the right
side of the neck by the shaft Of a country
wagon that was passing There were several
wagons passing at the time, and Mr.. Hall in
endeavoring to avoid some of the others, did
not see the approach of the wagon that struck
him. The professor does not blame the
driver, who was not driving at an ordinary
gait The shaft struck very close to the
Jugular vein, and Mr.. Hall received such a
shaking up e. to put him to bed with bad
hnndacba
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-04
DOW ASsWERs BL4ISE.
The Quarrel With the Republicans Relates to
the Present, Not the Past

tHs fttseht, NOT iHe Fatt.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept -General Neal
Dow said 10 a reporter yesterday that Mr..
Blaine, 10 his Dover speech as in every other
delivered by him during the pre- ent cam
paign, misses entirely the points made by
Prohibitionists whose quarrel with the Re-
publicans IL not as to the latter doings in the
past but as to what they refuse to do now.
For the past q years no progress has been
made 10 extinguishing the liquor traffic in
Maine. Republican officials ignore the law
and Republican legislatures refuse to make it
effective. The keepers of Portland's hundred
groggeries, although often up before Reputl-
can judges, are permitted to escape unharmed
and without impeachment to a continued vio-
lation of the law. The ground OF quarrel is
missed not only by Mr.. Blaine, but also 10y
all other Eepubllcan Oralnrs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-04

Whereas, the public may be resting under
wrong impression in regard TO the premium
that was granted on display of musical
instruments at the fair this week, we de.
sire to state our exhibit was not placed there
for competition for premium. 1t is an estab.
ltshed rule of tho Estey Organ company never
to enter into competition with any manufac.
turer, at any fair. and will not allow it, Their
organs need no broaze medal TO establish repu.
titiun which has taken the lead for forty years.
Respectfully, STEVE J. OWENS,
General Agent Estey Organs,
lti City Hall, Lancaster Pa
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-04
Charged With Embedding

CHICAGO, Sept Al. A. Nicolai, man ager
OF the German department of the Standard
Accident Insurance company, I5l Iasalle
street, was arrested at his home in
Lakeview, last night, charged with embez-
cling funds from the Western Accident IN.
surance company, of No. l75 Lasalle street,
where he was formerly employed. He gave
bond In e. 900 this morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-04
nAkh ETS.


saw YORK. sept. i-tlOur market hrm but
dull Fine. q OO92 o. Superrne, o. 91ats 90;
Common 20 .ood Extra Western, o. zoos 70
Good 10 Choice Extra Western, o. 9lxil 70 ,
City MN Extras, o. COCA 65 for West indies
Mimi. Extra, ~ COOS co; Extra No. 2. o. e5as S.
GOOD to Fancy Extra State, g sOfes u Common
To Fair Extra ohio q 706l3 TO-
Waest--No.l Rcd state on spot, 9lG92c No. /
White. state. ssdssc No No Red, Winter,
sept e1Hc Oct, esxc; Nov, s01tc.
MO srnNSo Mixed cash, 6lAci sept, 5l1sc Oct,
oats-Noi White state. spot, ssasac No. 2. do
Sos 10, Mixed, Sept. sa,<c Oct, sa}sc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-04

The United States "letter sheet envelope. 4"
being envelope and note paper combined
has made its appearance in Lancas.
ter. 1t contains a two cent stamp hav-
Ing a portrait OF Gen. Grant, and to
the left of the legend " United States Letter
Sheet Envelope" Is a shield with the stars
and stripes 1t appears to be quite con.
venient
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-04
New York stocks.

NEW YORK Sept. avail Street ls5) p. H.
Money loaned at c per cent. Exchange
at % s294 IS: Governments firm (;
Currency SIS, 81 25A bid; as coups, sl26 bid (;
AS coups, 1895 bid
The stock market this morning opened strong
At last nights figures. st. Paul was strong and
its prices well sustained by buying for Chicago
parties After the first half hour some selling
resulted In decline of = 70 3. per cent and the
market is now steady at a decline.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-04

All the county books have not been filed and
the total number OF voters in the boroughs and
townships cannot be published until next
week.
That the above number of voters in the
city II not correct is evident to every body.
The estimate of population Of a city Is I've
persons to each voter This registration
would indicate q population OF 37,725,
which in at least 1000 more than census
would show.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-04

CHICACo, Sept 4.-Gen. aud Mrs. Logan
arrived in the city this morning at o'clock
on tho Chicago & Northwestern rsiroad.
They took breakfast with Governor Oglesby
and party in the governors private car at
22d street. after which Mr.. and Mrs Logan
were driven 10 their residence, 3,3l0 Calumet
avenue About 1890 o'clock the committee
OF citizens called on them, rendering them
reception al the Grand Pacific hotel this
evening. The invitation was graciously
accepted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-04
Cheap ENClrsion

Cannstetter Voktest Cheap Excursion to Read.
ing, on Monday, September 9TH. Fare for the
round trip only 81 .25 Trains leave Lancaster
liking street) at 200 q. IN and 80 a. m; Upper
Depot at 7:l0 a. IN. and 40 Leave Columbia AT
$50. Trains returning to Lancaster will leave
Reading at 6:lO and 10 r. IN. Leave Reading Tor
Columbia at 6IOp. III, Cheap tickets for sale at
all stations. sl2Sld