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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-06
New YORK Produce Marker

Ssw ioRK, March C-FlOur dull fine grades
Fine, " 25GG} %: Superfne, o. 3Jfp3 IS
Common to fair extra Onto, g. 2Id8 70: good "a
choice extra Western, - u as ~ : common eXtra
Mimi. Al3i 90; Extra No >, f3 3Gd3 Is
Wheat-No. Ted, state on spot, g}c; No 2 Red
state, on spot, SOC No l White state, gjc; No
hed Winter, april. 9jc May, 9jLc.
Corn-No mixed, cash, Soc. No. ? Mixed
March, SOC April. 4gHc
oats,No White. state, 4ic; No. do. 4IIc
Rye dull Western, 62El64c State GifICgc,
Barley dull; ungraded Canada, sSlplsC
Pork quiet Mess, $40 lO6llO So
Lard-March, s6 30 April, 81 81 May, S. ~
June, Sc 81.
Molasses duh boiling stock at ?Oc for "a
test. Porto Rico, 2ldisc
Turpentine highera 5lI5lc.
ROsin dull: strained to good, o. UIil TO-
Petroleum dull Refined. size.
Rice steady; Carolina ana Louisiana at 8LtS
exc. >4S
Sugar dull but unchanged Refined cutloaf
6szc granulated, I655sc; fair to good ref ry
67,21L.; CONNECTIONS A,"69zc.
1allow quiet; prime city, 41c.
Butter dul : Western Imitation Creamery
S2933c.
Cheese dun Ohio Flat, choice 7aoHc
State, 1Rl04c. >'N
Eggs dull; State. lCC.; Western l5J%aI6c
hay-ChOice grades quiet No. |, saspspc
freights nominal grain tn Liverpool, 2p
Coffee dull Spot Rio at ssGas2sc; fair car.
goes, SIC,
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a anusenents.

Tlind ToDi Monday Nigh,-BIini Tom, the
colored piano player, who has delighted hun.
dreds OF thousands of people in his time. will
appear In the opera house on Monday evening
next. He IL the most wonderful musician liv-
ing and must be heard To be appreciated. He
has been in this city before, but not for some
years. Among the wonderful ieats that he per
forms Is to play different tune with each hand
or set down and play the most difficult piece OF
music after any person, even the has never be
fore heard it
Bas Of Chalk" o-Night.-This evening Rev.
Rev. W. e. Needham will lecture in the Olivet
Baptist church for the benefit of the Ladies Aid
society. His subject will be " Bits of Chalk "
The lecture is TOR IA worthy object and should be
well patroniZed.
Sdtsburg's TroUbddoUrs-George Goodhart
and Bert ~ Rlnehart, OF the opera house here,
arranged with Sali-bury's Troubadours to ap,
pear in "Three of a Kind " on March Is. The
chart for reserved seats opens next Wednesday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-06

Such a report as the New York Life Insurance
Company makes to-day IS not onIya gratifying
exhibit for its members, but Is of great interest
to financial circles.
Its record for lSs5 shows an increase in income
OF sl $50 6g7 an increase in assets OF $3.50 SIS
and an Increase in divisble surplus of 81
6g} 45a, with liabilities calculated at four per
ceptt the legal standard of the State OF New ork
as I'm Pennsylvania, is AZ per cent, aud on this
basis the increase on surplus Is s5,32',.sOj. The
total assets 80, ,SGtS S2l 81 The surplus at tour
per cent, exclusive of over three million of dol.
lars of surplus belonging to Tontine policy
holders, which this company rightly treats as a
liability, Is S064 473l3-ihts IS claimed to be the
largest 4 per cent. divisiblo surplus held by any
LIE company.
The amount OF new business written in lss'
was s6s 52 ,i52, making total insurance in force
of 1859 67i5O0.
The success and progress OF the New lorE
Life may be attributed to its libcrality toward
policy.holders, its care In accepting risks, fl,
shrewd financial administration, and Its presen
tation of the best plans of insurance,
Mir. William H. Beers has become president IL
name tas for many years he has been in fact, IA
regards executive management succeeding Mr.
Morris Franklin, deceased.
owing to the able and vigorous management
of Mr.. Joseph Sandberg, of Harrisburg mana
, ger of Central Pennsylvania, and his efiiCien
staff OF local agents, the company stands I'm tn,
front rank in that district ltd
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,o,., RRfrrs TAKEN on rar FLY.

The Breneman property, now occupied by
Cobo 4 Co, coal dealers, has been bought
by the Edison light company for the erection
oil its local plant.
The daughters of Rebekah 1. q. o. +. on
next Monday evening, in Odd Fellows hall,
will organize a Rebekah degree lodge.
The deliveries of tobacco at the city ware
houses has been larger to-day than on any
preceding day this season. At some OF them
the unloading began at daybreak and CON
tinued without interruption till after noon.
The sale of the stalls for the ensuing year
took place at the Western market this morn
ing,ssMr. A. A. Shaetier acting as auctioneer.
The price of stalls ranged from SIS to $50,
and the prices realized were greater than last
year.
George Hatz has brought an action foi
damages in the common pleas court, against
William Fuhrman, for the alleged seduction
of the formers daughter. A capias was
issued for the arrest of Fuhrinan.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-06
Plsuro Pneumonia and Tuberculosis.

Drs. Weber and Bridge, state veterinary
surgeons and inspectors, yesterday visited
Bainbridge to inspect r.Jacob Engle's herd
of cattle, which has been tor some time past
badly affected with tuberculosis They were
met there by Drs. Craig, of Columbia,
Triechler, of Elizabethtown, and some other
local physicians. Two cows affected with the
disease were killed, and post mortem held
on their bodies disclosed that the diagnosis
OF the doctors was correct.
To-day Drs Weber and Bridge visited the
farm OF Mr.. Fry, near Masonville, whose
heard has been badly affected with pleuro-
pneumonia all winter. They found several
head ofcattle yet suffering from the disease
but the condition of the premises and OF the
cattle Is much better than heretofore re-
ported.
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Pork-March, slo S2S May, slo Az; June
$40 52x.
June, o. Is.
CLOSING.
Wheat--March, sic; May, s5Asc. June, S7.c.
Corn-aarch, size; April, S7ssc; May, tGNSc
June. 4Ossc.
oats-March. cac ; May, s?'-c
Pork-March, slO3; April, 500; May,
go Az.
Lard March, 81 o. 4; April, s. Is May, 81 10
June, 81 IL.
s 45; June, IS 50.
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A #" Mysterious Disappearance Explained.

The New York World OF to-day has an ex-
tended account of the "mysterious disap-
pearance" "apprehended suicide" or posi-
bly, worse tate OF Daniel O'Leary, the cele-
brated base ball and theatre manager, who
has been missing" since February % He
Is about the liveliest dead man in this
country lie Is now stopping at the
has been since Thursday evening. For
several days past he has been with his friend.
Dave Wheeler, ahead OF Daniel SulIy's
Corner Grocery company. This morning
Dan had the pleasure OF reading his obituary
In the World and took hearty laugh over
1t but lest his friends might take it more
seriously, wired his whereabouts to his aged
mother in Detroit
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-06
The Lancasser schuetzsn.yerein

Alta special meeting of the "Lancaster
nchuetzen-Verein," held last evening at
George Kircher's Orchestrion hotel, East
King street, the member resolve to add an
Improvement TO their shooting uronnd at
Tells Hahn. The target practice and prize
shootings OF the past season have been 80
successful and attractive as to create greater
interest among active members. The recent
target practice exhibits very fine score
Five matches OF three rounds each wera sbo,
Out OF possible ls0 the result was AZ fol-
lows Chas. Franciscus, 40; Henry /
kegel, ll5 George Kircber, 100; John W
Mentzer, 9S; Chas. j. White, o.
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A ND STILL A FURTHER REDUCTION.
IA l will make to your order an elegant Eng
lish Fur Heavier OyercOat, nicely trimmed and
elegantly made, for $50; price before January lst
from f35 to $40 A frst-class Business Suit for
SO. A very hne Worsted Dress Suit for go;
former price, $40 to Si5. A perfect ii I guaran.
teed. Call and see the bargains
AT hOSENSTEIN'S
Fine Tailoring Establishment
No. 81 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
m24LmdR
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A Rather Had Wreck

Friday night at 1920, as extra freight train
west engine 6sl, was running on the Penn
syivanis railroad at Conestoga old line, east of
Big Conestoga bridge, there was derailment
from some cause unknown. and six of the
cars were badly wrecked. Both tracks were
bl0ckaded and passenger trains were detained
three or four hours. No one WAS hurt The
wreck WAS cleared away at AN early hour this
morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-06

MAcKINsoN.-In this city. March l. 1855, Isaac
William MaCkinsOn. son of Charlie. and Martha
Mackinsnn, aged Il years and months.
The relatives ana friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral from
his parents residence, No 30l South Prince
street, on sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock Inter-
ment private at " woodward Hill cemetery
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7 b. MARTIN 4 co.
CHINA DEPARTMENT
(BASEM ENT.l J

Received to-day, direct importation,
sixteen crates Decorated Ware will
try to give you a partial list of them
Chamber Sets, 10 pieces, blue, pink
and cardinal band, $l.95; Chamber
Sets, 10 pieces, colorS brown, blue
and claret, and decoration, " stork and
FAM" Sl.79 Chamber Sets, Il pieces,
with slop jar, colors brown, pink and
blue, decoration, passion flowers
etc, handsome decoration, $40 each.
In Dinner Sets, we have received
three new patterns, brown, passion
flower decoration, l30 pieces, large,
complete Dinner Sets, every piece
large size, and nicely decorated, 1913
per sett ; another pattern, handsome
decoration, " kiota," sl2.0O per sett of
l3O pieces still another . brown dai-
sizes" on ivory body, at $1,000 per sett.
We also have large lot of other deco
rations on porcelain, China, etc. White
Ware, best English and American
makes, at very low prices two new
shapes in square, and several new
shapes in oval, all guaranteed not TO
craze.
New Carpets coming in every day.
Our line is larger than ever, and in
cludes the best makes of Body Brus-
sells, Moquetts, WiltOns, Tapestry and
lngrains.
Wall Papers We're never as cheap be-
fore, as they are now Papers from &c,
per piece up. Gold Papers in hand
some patterns. Mica and Silk Papers,
Embossed Nelours, Velvets and
Leather Papers. Experienced Paper
Hangers furnished, Samples sent free.
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The Poor Directors.

The regular meeting OF the poor directors
was held to-day and the usual amount OF bills
were passed. Charges against one of the
ward tsndsrs who was charged with having
esested an insane inmate cruelty, were inves-
t1GAted, but could not be- substantiatec, as il
une shown that the crazy nsn attacked the
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DUCHMlLLER'S.

only little while longer can you secure de.
Cided bargains In Guns, Cutlery, keyoivers,
Razors, Scissors Machinists' Tools. &C.
We offer special bargains In Guns ana Gun
Goods until the 18th inst, 10 close out our entire
stock before April |, Inside ana outside snow
Gases tor sale cheap. ,,,,,,
BUCHMlLLERS,
No 1872 North Queent st., Lancaster.
On All goods left for repairs must be called
for by March 20. maioSWu
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1i4REETS.


PHILADRLPHIA. March 6-Flour market quiet :
Sales OF l. on barrels, Mimi. bakers ~ 2S4 20
Penna family at fisli %; Western atsi 571&95
Patents - Otl6ih Cl
Rye -four dun at 81 $3.50
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-06

Druggist Charles A. Locher, of this city. re-
ceived this morning an order from Benedetlo
Miniussi, proprietor of the Court pharmacy at
Triest, Austria, for some of Locher's cough
syrup.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-06

All the members of the "old Folks chorus
are requested TO meet in Y. NJ. {. A. hatl on
Tuesday evening next, at o'clock, TO reorgan.
iZe the Choral Society.
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No Time Like the Present.

From the Lancaster Inquirer.
1t is not likely that at any future time Lam
caster county can build Jail cheaper than
lust now,
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Chicago rroauos p,srks,.

CHICAGO. March 6. $40 p. m.-Market opened.
WheaL< March, sO9sc April, s0ci May, s5Isc ;
Corn-harch. S7I<c. April s7ssc May, 4Ossc.
oats-Aarch, 2sc April. 27,<cj May, 32Isc.
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Increase state Standard
Death Claiul
Insurance.
Durlng Inc year t, s,DD pl
ed, insuring sbs, SCI ,i52.
TRUST EES

TRUSTEES
william IA. Appleton, edward Martin,
william \. Booth, Henry Tuck,
Elias 5 Higgins. Alexander Studwel,
Archibald II. WelCh. C. &. Baldwin,
Henry Bowers, X. Suydam Grant,
LooUis l.. White, George II. Potts,
Robert Il. Collins, william J.. Strong,
Richard Musser, william IL. Beers
WILLIAM II. BEERS, President.
HENRY TUCK, Vice President
ARCHIBALD II WEIGH, 2d Vice President.
RUFUS W. WEEKS, Actuary.
THEODORE NJ. BASTA, Cashier.
ID. ODELL, Superintendent of Agencies.
A. .HUSTISGDOS, NJ. D., Medical Director.
MOEE & NANUNEM, General Agents for
Pennsylvania, 35I-3ji walnut street. Philadel-
pha.
The business OF this agency has assumed such
proportions that we have made q new depart
meat for the purpose of giving a greater degree
OF personal attention to our members and those
desiring insurance information. We have placed
this department in charge OF Mr.: =. y; Mulford,
as Actuary. MORE NANtNEM.
JOSEPH SANDBERG,
ltd Manager Central Pa, Harrisburg
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sS9,Igs.SIs ~
DivisiDe Surplus Company's stand
ard s7O5i473 Is
surplus by the New \ ork State stand
ard at AZ per rcent.......,.......sl3 sl3 22j 0o3 ~
From the undivided surplus of S7,0Si.+73 - the
Board of trustees has declared keyersonary
dividend TO participating policies In proportion
to their contribution to surplus, available on
settlement OF next annual premium.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-06

PEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
~ FULTON NATIONAL BANK, of Lancaster, In
the state of Pennsylvania, at the close OF hu,i.
ness, March ], lsSS
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pUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
L PRoPEkrN.-Ou MONDAY, MARCH IS,
lSs6, will be sold at .hc Leopard Hotel, in the
city of Lancaster, the following properties situ-
ated a- follows
MOL. All that two-story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, cottage style, situate on the east side
OF North Lime street, Lancaster city, between
railroad bridge and Walnut street, containing
in front on Lime street ~ feet, and extending In
depth lOl feet, adl loiniug No. ON tho north An a
No. on the south.
No. ;. All that lot or piece OF ground, situate
adjoining NO, aforesaid. measuring In front on
Lime street . feet and extending In depth lOl
feet, adjoining property OF Andrew MeiNCn on
the north and No, on the south
No. 3 All that lot or piece OF ground situate
adjoining No. aforesaid on the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad, measuring in front on Lime street -
feet, and extending in depth lDl feet, adjoining
No. on the north and Beunsvlvanil railroad on
the south.
These properties have been heretofore en-
ioyed a. a whole and will be sold in " hole or IN
parts to accommodate purchasers.
GoOd and iudisputabIc titles are assured.
sale to commence at O'Clock u. ~, when
terms will be made known by
CAIHARlNE DRUCkAMILIER
HENRY SHuBERT, AuCt. mt ttd, :. .WSS,M
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-06

ESTATE OF PHILIP RlSSE, LATE
~ OF the city OF Lancaster. deceased.
Letters teStamcntary said estate
having been granted to the undersigned
all persons indebted thereto are requested 10
make immediate payment, and those having
claims or demands against the same, will pre-.
sent them without delay for settlement to tho
undersigned, residing in the City of Lancaster
MICHAEL HABERgUSH, Executor.
JNO. \. COTLE, Attorney. mar76td5
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Furnished by :. X. Yundt, Broker, Chicago,
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pUBLlC SALE OF CANADA HORSES
L ON MONDAY, MARCHs, 1885, will be sold
az y Logan = sale Stables, Market street, rear
OF tMcGrann House, Lancaster, Pa one car load
OF Canada Horses, as good ever brought to
Lancaster. sale at O'Clock p. m. A credit of
90 days Will be given. DANIEL LOGAN.
ltd
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-19
FRUITS OF THEIR WORK.
What The Y. NJ. &. A, is Doing.

HUNTSVILLE, ALA, June Is.
Mr.. Editor
| see in the columns of the daily MER-
Curry OF the 10th, very meagre report
OF the good that is being done by the Y.
NJ. G. A., Colored, of our city. In the re-
port it says, "The committee sent out on
the previous Sunday to visit the sick
were heard from. The reports were very
favorable" l don't think, Mr.. Editor,
the word favorable" used in this con-
ton, is sufficiently expressive of the
grand work accomplished by these self
sacrificing committees, sent out in God S
name, to work for the upbuilding of His
Kingdom on earth. Think Mr.. Editor,
and let this community pause and think,
OF noble band consisting Of three chris
tian brothers meeting at the house of an
old offender Of Gods holy law, to pray,
sing and talk to him about his souls sal
vation, and finding him, not only need
ing the saving grace OF God, but in abb
solute want of the necessaries of this
life. The little band met and sent up
their humble petitions to Almighty God
for the salvation of his soul, and put
their hands deep down into their pock-
cts and drew therefrom the last nickel
OBSERVER.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-19
MEMPHIS
Happenings in the Bluff City.

Correspondence Huntsville Gazette
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June II, 1886.
Social circles are quiet.
Business is very good.
We have three colortd newsnaDers
Mrs. Sandy Bynum has returned
to Huntsville.
MIR. d. P. Johnson. has gone to
Florence to spend the Summer.
Willie Taylor little coIored boy
who was run over by Poplar St.
car some Two weeks ago, has entered
suit against the Memphis City St.
car Company for $4,000 damages.
Among the many visitors in the city
on the occasion of the Old Fellows
grand anniversary celebration were
Misses Amelia Fiizergald, Ella Ash
ford, Alice Sampson, B P Frazier
end Messrs NJ I Hawkins ynd f G
Ashore OF Coultland. Also MANY
other old friends from Huntsville
and other points of North Alabama.
The grand celebration of the
Fourthteeth Anniversary Of the l
y. G rs. took place On the 10 inst.
There Was u pic mic day and night at
Estival Park and a grand street pro-
cesslon and dress parade in the after
noon, presling fine solileIly appea :
snce.
ln the evening the park was crowded
with the elite of colored society and
Interesting ad dresses were delivered
by Mr. W Turner and Hon D P
Hadden, President OF the Taxing
District. The latter in his oration
spoke eloquently OF the progress Of the
colored people and Of the sweetess of
the Odd Fellows in this city, which
numbers in its races many of our
best citizens The Anniversary was
grand success. 1t brought excur-
slons from Paduach, Vickseburg,
huntsville and alher cities.
w. II. IT.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-19
Personal.

/ Mr.. Daniel johnson Of Atlanta
arrived Thursday on a brief visit.
! Prof. VIM Riley is back from Bir.
mingham.
Mr. Frank Sauter of Cincinnati il il
toe city.
Mr. Walter Greenlee of Urbana
Ohio is in the city.
Mr Fl G.. Binford returned home
Monday last.
Rev H. j. r Williams has been
spending several days at home.
Miss. Susie P Maetin is convsles
cent after lingering illness
Mrs. Bowling, of New York, is visiting
relatives in the city, the guest Of Mrs.
Judge DOx.
Mr.. Frank Figues after years
absence in Arkansas returned home
last SATURDAY.
Mr.. S. A. D. Shefey was up from
Memphis this week visiting his
family.
Rev. A. W. Mckinney has been
labaring in the Masters vineyard al
Decatur this week.
Mr.. John Townsend made the
GAZETTE pleasant business visit this
woek. Next.
MIR. Charlie McCally after five
years service as "soldier boy" out
West, having been honorably dis
charg is back to his old home receiv-
ing = warm welcome among his rel
atives and friends.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-19
NEWS AND SENTIMENT.
From Colored Exchanges. I

From Colored Exchanges
Fred Douglass is good vi -olinist
Cadet Alexander stands fair in hil
classes at West Point.
Samuel F. Craig is an applicant
for position on the New York city
police force.
As!current paragraph says that the
Florida Seminole Indians colored
slaves.
Richmond Va. has colored steam
power ice cream manufuciory.
Misses Matte H all and Maud Jen :
kins are among the graduates this
year from the Columbus o. High
School.
At the recent session of the g. and
Lodge F. and A. M. of New York
John H. Deyo, of Albany, was lect-
cd Grand Master and H. C. Nelson
o Norwich, Gr Secy.
MIR. H. Lightford, colored gen
tleman, was elected Town Councilman
IN the recent election held at Culpep
per. -Staunton Va.) Critic.
Augustus Fulton, the only colored
student ever sent from the United
States to the propaganda in Rome
has been ordained, and will return to
this country to take charge Of col
ored Catholic church in New Orleans.
World.
At the recent Commencement of
the Law Department of Howard Uni
versity Washington, d. G. the de-
gree OF l. l.. B. was conferred on
the following graduates James F
Bundy, A. B, G. F. Whittle. E B
Brown, Mrs. E H. Chambers, W. C.
Martin, R. H. Merchant, A R Bird
gers. Scott Wood, A. B., J. H. Kinc-
kle, James M. Kicks and T. r Brown
OF Arkansas.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-06-19
Wild CattinE.

Isaac Whittenburg and Scott Cowitt
OF Marshall county, were brought before
US. Commissioner Bone, yesterday fol
making corn juice against the statutes
in such cases made and provided.
Trey had taken sudden notion to
try the climate in Texas, but last Satur-
day night, Messrs Oscar Fulgham and
VIM. Erskine, two very efficient U. S.
Deputy Marshals, met up with them at
Decatur, and persuaded them that it
would be agreeble to Uncle Sam for them
to defer their trip, which they readily
agreed to do.