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most successful week engagements of the
season.
Feb l5.-The Alta Norman opera COM
psny in "The Mikado'; good house aud
line performance.
Feb. l6--Flora Moore i'm "The Toy Pistol (;
poor play to fair house.
Feb. 19.-Ashton Bros Specially company
return visit for two nights; very large husi-
ness.
Feb. 25-" Old Folks" concert for the
a packed house.
Feb 26-Pat Rooney's Speciality company;
good show to light audience.
Feb T.--Repetition of "old Folks con-
cert TO another large audience
March l.-Lester & Williams return visit
In A Parlor Match Z" 4; light business and
inferior performance.
March 2-McIntyre & Heath's minstrels
average minstrel show to light business.
March Ada Siddon's Female Mastodons:
| fair show to fair audience.
| March 5-Frederick Warde in Damon
and Pythias y; splendid presentation to a
packed house
March s-Blind Tom in his wcndrous mu.
steal work to y good house,
March 10.-Abbey's " Uncle Toms Cabin
com pany to good house.
March 1l.-EZra Kendalls return visit in
ga Pair of Kids " to increased business
March 12.-Dan Sully's Corner Grocery
interior performance to small audience.
March IL Return visit of Edwin Thorne
in ssThe Black Flag" to fair business.
March 16.-Salsbury's Troubadours, under
the management of Rinehart and Goodhart
good show to large house.
March Is Burr Oaks company for three
nights to light audiences.
March 22-Waite's Comedy company fol
one week to moderate houses.
March 3O.-The Two Johns company fai
performance to good business
March Sl.-Col. George Burton's fIorids
miustrpls to mack ed house.
April @" The Rag Baby; a good per
formance to a good audience.
April The Madison Square Theatr
company; a good play to only a fair house.
April Prank Mayo's return visit il
Nordeck for two night very light audience
April II. The Madison Square Theatr
company in "Young Mrs. Winthrop gooi
play to poor house.
April l5.-Gustavus CIarke's dramatic
company for three nights passabie perform
| ances to fair houses.
April l9.-Sam Hempe under the C 4
| X. management; good show To very ligh
| business.
| April 22-Return visit OF Frederick " ard
| in "Othello"; tine rendition 10 a large house
| April 2S-Henry Chautrau in "kit, tn
| Arkansaw Traveller for two nights; goo,
| performances to fair houses.
| April 3o.-Mrs. Tom Thumbs compan.
for two nights; Saturday matinee one OF tn
| largest OF the season.
May 3.-Grsy 4 stephens Dramatic con
| pauy fine work to large houses.
May l2.-St Joseph's hospital concert b
| the choir of the Baltimore cathedral To
| large house.
Last nights Gethian celebration will b
| followed a week later by that OF the DiagBC
thians, with an engagement OF 81 Perkins o.
May l9 ssndwiched in between. The theatr
cal season will probably close for lSSo-6 wit
| the Ida Lewis company, which begins
| week s engagement on May "A in repertor
| of tragedy aud comedy.
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lie ON Nnnr Gnnrh

E,usou.- tnp,luv rllstcr- are widely imita.
ted. THAT Is the trI Now, Why AT" they imt.
tatrd BrcnU-v they are tho only porous plaS.
ter IA existence that l. really trustworthy and
valuable. Rvnspu'S hI1~iur~ are highly and zIl
rUtluCuly mrdlrbtrd, ana Curv tn a few hours
ailments upOu which no Others have had any
effect whatever. The public are therefore eau.
toned against plt~tcr1 bearing the names ui
"Cap-ivin,' " Cap>tuum,' " CAp-tCinC,' or Ca
puCtu, which are meant to pass for " CapCinC W
tpra.s note tho dtrCrcnCcl and aizo against
pla-trrS hearing the names " Bentpu's, Bur
tons, etc. when huyinE ask for Etn~on's fla-
ter aud protect yourself by "A personal cNauinn
ubn. THE genuine has the word tlpctnr ~ Cut
CI pnruu-cd iu the body of tho plaster aud Tho
Three seals " trademark on tho laCe cloth.
Hm-AN l NJ " $
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THE CLERGY AND LABOR QUESTION
They do Not seem Know More About II
Tnan Other PeopIs.

They do Not seem to Know More About 1t
Tnan Other PeopIs.
Prom the New York Tribune.
Public Opinion of Washington has
asked one hundred clergymen representing
all the Christian denominations to give their
opinions upon the question What is the
proper relation OF the pulpit to the labor
question? And in its last issue it prints in
full number ofthe replies it has received.
As might bo expected, these replies
traverse great deal OF old ground
and state many automatic truths which
no one outside of llInatc asylum or
an anarchist meeting would never think OF
denying. That both capital and labor have
rights, that these rights are constantly In
danger OF being overlooked or ignored, that
| capital and labor should work in harmony,
| and that every one would be much happier
If the golden rule was universally observed,
| which it would need "A great deal of elo-
| Guence to make startling. But simply to
| state them desirable things either i'll a
| pulpit or a newspaper Will, ii Is to he feared,
| do little To settle the labor question.
The truth il, and these ministerial opinion
| bring it ont clearly neither the pu pit nor the
| pew knows just how to solve the problem OF
capital and labor. AS the Rev. ii. w.
Thomas, of Chicago, SAYS Our Labor trOu-
bles are comparatively new in the economic
experience of our country. We are feeling
our way along, with such knowledge and
experience rs We have, trusting that time
and the better thought and feeling of both
capitalists and laborers will lead tn a wise
and peaceful solution of the troubles, and
even perils, through which our country Is
passing" 1t is perhaps hardly iair to expect
clergy to solve an economic problem which
has thus far bailied the wisdom of political
economists. But the clergy SEQ clearly that
| II is problem that they ought To solve and
which they must solve il they are to do their
| whole duty as Christian teachers. 1t is not
strange therefore that some of them AL vocaie
| the establishment Of chairs of sociology In
theological seminaries. A knowledge Of the
historic theology OF the church is very desir.
able, they say, but aknowledee Of the ques
tions that confront the preacher to-day is even
more desirable 1t may be well tn know the
rallying cries of the men of the first centu
ries hut it il far more important to know
the ra'lying cries of the men OF the nine
teenth century.
There seems to be a practical value in this
suggestion, and it is to be hoped thst the
young clergy will devote themselves to the
study OF the social and economic questions
OF the day. For after ALL they are To preach
not to the first century or medieval sinners,
but to nineteenth century sinners
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Ihrre Area rev pruCgk,t-

who care. 10 make q large rruht uu Worthless
article than tu wait tor the prosperity that NIT
untIcly results from honest dealing. These ave
the men who, when asked Tor a l'ru-ou'- Cap
cine Plaster viii recommend some cheap aud
trn-hv -uh-titut" Or imitation saying 1t II Just
A. GOOD ' Sometimes thrN viii do mp and sell
ing tho customer So suppusr hr has Henson
Il tho VpluClr-- plI.lrrlz rtun,d, cheap john
wall SAY ne has made "a mistake 1t NOT, hv has
done good -JruNr of business. Tho puhNc arc
cautioned against John and all his Ng. Buy ui
respectable druggists only. The genuine Ecn
sous pllstrr has tho " Thrrr Seals % trade mark
amt the word tupCtno cut IA the Uoutrc.
mo NJ " -NM
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sas,EI 1a's gUIOs
ANCAsrEH AND NIlLERSvtll.

T ANCASTER AND NtlIIERSVIiIr
L u. RHINE TABLE
tarS leave Lancaster 'OI NNlyiSVille at siW
t'N hnd 1880 n m, aud 2uu. in, tH aud s.h y, ~
cars leave NillorsNlllG iuT Lancaster ~ b~i
S'n ana loco ~ M. ana lno G0N, 5uhhnh l'"a u
READING y COluMNlh RAiIRpA
NND BRANCHES, AND IERtSpS AM
hNNtNNIkR JOINT IlNER
'h ana htlor ~ NbAN, NpSEMEfR sth .sS'
ikNiNS LEAVE KEADiNa
fof Columbia and Lancaster nj 7lba m n. N
noon aud Gl0p. IN.
fW puhrtNNiilo at IiA o. IN. ana ITO n "A,
int 'hlcklos NJ 40 u m aud q. 10 ~ M
TRAINS LEAVE COLUMBIA
For Reading NJ $50 a. IN o., "a 10 ana ato n IN
for holHnona al " ~ Hnd atop. m.
TRAINS LEAVE EQuARRYyIiIE
for Lancaster At q ~ and 7lha M aud2Mp
tot hohdihg ht h.ah "a. ~. ana : ~ II. M,
For Lebanon nt . "a n. m
LEAVE KING STREET U.aucastsrD
fnt kcnling nj 80 a. M. IL ~ aud 3 10 n. m.
tor lebanon NJ 6ln n. M, ~ ~ and s On II. m.
tor pnnrrNNille nj o 2, a. m, 10 aud \ N n. IN,
htNN fhlNtk SrRkEr uancastor.l
t"r Recalling ut LtOa ~. H. iHaud q ~ n. IN.
f"r Lebanon AZ d.t7a m, L. ba and q OK H. IN
tor puhttANulc NJ vie u. NJ, ~ ana Sul H. IN
III AIMS LEAVE lEBANON.
For Lancaster Mt 7Aln. ~, l!.n and 7.t1 n in
tnr gunrtNvillu NJ 7:Sa IN.
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suNpNS TRAINS.
TRAINS l.ENNE nEAni

TRAINS LEhNE READING
fOr Lancaster ut 72O a. IN. ana t.0n H. III,
For QnHrrNyilic at iOp, IN.
TRAINS LEAVE QuhRRYviLLr
FOR Lancaster, Lebanon aud Reading at 10 a n,
TRAINS LEAVE KING ST, tIancasterl
f"r Rchding ana Lebanon nj Sos a. IN. and SO
u. IN.
For ouarryvrlo AZ $50 r. m
TRAINS LEAVE PRINCE sr, tLancasterD
For Reading and Lebanon and sl6 IL III. aud i.lN
y. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE LEBANON.
FOR Lancaster at THiA a. IN. and SIS u. IA.
tOr QutrryVillo At Ets II. IN.
For connection at Columbia, Marietta Juno
u"n, Lancaster junction, Mannheim, Reading
And Lebanon, see time tables at all stations,
A. N. " lLSON. Suporintendrn
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Let Him Have 'Em.

"Mrs. Dowden, l see that you have new
boarder."
"Yes and he's very nice young man, In
deed. He's great scholar, too"
"YOu, don't say So What's his bnsi-
ness -
"Well, he's a possessor OF helles lotIrcs in
the Young Ladies' academy"
Goodness gracious. l shouldn't think
she'd let him have 'em."
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kiDSfN TROUBLES.



DANDRI los BITIEES tO.-Gentl | had been
tToubIed with my kidney fora number OF years,
used almost everything without much benefit
until tried DandrIiOn Iitters. 1 used six hot
ties and am pleased to say am entirely rid OF
the kidney trouble. besides my system being
toned up SO that feel Ike q different person. /
checrtuiIy recommend the same TO all AFFLICTED
in This way. JACOB MUsCHLITZ.
lrhu imulu, lh,S
GROUP, WHOOPiSG COUGH and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by shiloh Cure For sale
by n. B. Cochran, nruR .'i,t. No; 1872 orth Queen
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itnrhlrn,A Nrnicn saiNr.

Tho Best slivc In the world for Cuts. Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, salt Eh"un, Fever Sores, Tvticr,
Chappod Hands, Chiihaius Burns ana All skin
EInpti"nS, positively Curts Piles. or nOpay re
guirrd. II II guaranteed Ia givr perfect sat fac
tlon. or money refunded. r.tco - cents per
box
snr sn'' bV torhu.n. the pruggist, ~ ana 10
North Gur,'u -lr'"t, I4BuC3l-iuT, Pa IlhA$
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THE FLOWERS THAT s,oou IA r.r
SPRING

God does not send US strange 1, ,oxers o,o,,, ,,.,
When the spring winds blow DER the nlessant
places,
The same dear things lft up the same fair
faces.
Ii all comes back, the odor grace, and hue
Each sweet relation OF its life repeated
No blank Is lett no looking for IL cheated,
II is the thing We knew.
So after the death-winter II must be;
God will not put strange signs In the heavenly y
places,
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Victor Hugo's wide Range.

James Payn, writing of some newly found
MSS. OF Victor Hugo, says: "One piece is
said to describe two lovers lost IN a wood
where grow poisonous herbs and whore they
are saved from an ogre king by romantic
brigand another tells of a mysogynist walk
ing in a flowery mead who meets a damsel
who changes his views another describes
the conversion of an atheistcal marquis by
believing beggar."
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Mako Him Work His Way.

From the Rural New Yorker.
A fat "puhy" bull is nuisance. Don't
let a bull over feed. Give him plenty Of eNer-
else. He never will no lit Tor service II you
pamper him. 1t you can fit up harness for
him, and make him haul out the manure and
do other light jobs, you would he doing bus-
ness like farming.
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May thou month ot rosy beauty
Month when pleasure - "A duty
Month OF maids that mix the kline.
Hnsom rich aud breath diyinci
Month Of bees, and month OF Howcra,
Month ot blossom laden bOWcrsi
Month OF littlc hands with daisies
lowers love and poets praises;
ON ? thou merry month complete
MAY that very name T. sweet
l.L.l lLL-MI
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Never Give Ip.

Ii you nrs suffering with low and depressed
spirits, loss Dt appette, general debility, dis
ordered blood, weak constitution, headache, or
any disease OF "A bilious nature, by all means
procure bottle of Electric Bittefs. You viii
be surprised Ia see the rapid Improvement that
will follow; Sou Will be inspired with new iife
strength and activity viii return pain aud
misery win cease, ana heuceforth you will re-
joice In the praise of Electric Bitters, Sold At
nifty cents bottle at Coc chran, the Druggist, l33
and l3s North Queen street. Lancaster. Pa l6l
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"lc=, | had very narrow escape" said a
prominent citizen to "a friend. II was. confined
I" my bed tor year ana my friends gave me NJ
fora rou-uWptlHr'- grave, uuiN | began using
hemp EAl-um Tor the Throat and Lungs, aud
hrTc am, sound and hearty" Price 5C. ana
81. FOR sale by II. H. Cochran, Druggist, No. lB7
North Queen street, Lancaster.
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The recent -tliiStiCz Of tho number Of deaths
show that a largo majority III" with tnusuur p-
tluu. This disease may commence with an mp
pATvnfIN harmless cough which CIn be- cured in.
stputly hy kymp.- H1I-tm Tor the Throat and
IuuG~, who Ie Eutrtutrrd 10 cur" nnd rrltrYe
all tt-t- e. Hlirr .u cents aud q. Irirf size yFFs
For -lo ny n. T.. Cochran, druggist, No. la!
North Queen street. uClwdXltw
Don't Civ. up, There l. "A cure tor cItlrrh and
cold iu th" head. Thousands testify that Ely =
cream Eum has entirely cured them 1t i 4
-ute aud pheasant remedy. lti not lquiI or
snuN. II cures ty cleansing And healing, Price
tn'. AZ Druggists.
~ Mayor E. ". Tow nloy, Judge 7. p Nj.
turwtgk, T.. II. sherwood, Banker; J. Mseutrr,
banker a.. :. Davis, ItnkcrE and J, o. 1 irh, .
nor Merchant, ali at Elizabeth, y. !. earnestly
commend kiy'- cream EIlm u, specihC tor
catarrhal affection. Mtyl2Rd dcudSw
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MornEnsl MnrmrNsll MoTntRsln

Are you disturbed Ht might ana broken OF Your
rest by sick child suffering aud crying with
tho oNcruciatins pain of cutting teethf IT So
go at once ana get a bottle OF Mrs. WlNSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve the poor
little sufferer inmcdiutoly-depend upon IL /;
there IL no mistake about It. There Is not a
mother on earth who has ever used IL, who viii
not tell you at once that IT. will regulate the
bowels, ana give rest Ia the mother. and rnlief
and health t. the child, operating Ike magic. IL
T. perfectly safe To use In all eases, and pleasant
To the TASTE and - the prescription OF ons of the
oldest aud best fnnAle physicians In the United
sthtas. sold everyW here. - Cents bottle
mIySl -lyan, W saw
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LEE

1t Is not growing like tree,
In bulk, doth make man better be;
Or standing long on oak, three hundred years,
TO fall log at last. dry. bald. and sere
lily of a day
Is fairer far In May,
Although II TALL and die that night
IL was the piantand hower of Light
In small proportions we Just beauties see I;
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AGI,ENT ul.,oyEEN

Thrsu.At.-i discovery Of the nineteenth cen
tury l. Dr Lv-lir.- special Prescription tor sick
headache which Is the discovery OF an eminent
phy-ICiln and used by him Tor over thirty years
before gtyingtt tn tho public and It stands to-
day without uSll Read advertisement in
another CuIuun.
CAThkRII CURED, health ami sweet breath
secured. by sLtluh's talaTh Remedy. Price 81
cents. Nasal Injector free. For sale by II. l..
Cochran, Druggist. NO. l.1 North Queen street,
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a Great Dl-,nyery,

Mr Wln. Thomns, of Newton, Ia, says My
wife has been seriously affected Withd cough for
twenty ave YEAR, aud this spring more severely
than ever hcfUI". she had used many remedies
without relief aud being urged To try Dr. King
New Discovery, did so, with most gratifying Te-
suits. The hr~t bottle relieved her very much,
and the second bottle has absolutely cured her.
She has not had - good health Tor thirty years +"
Trial Hotties Free at cochran Drug Store. lS7
and l%l North queen street, Lancaster, Pa, Large
size VI TTh& ) (G)
DAEDELI0E LIVER PELLETS Tor sick headache
torpid liver biliOusuess and indigestion. Small
and cls y to swallow. one pill dose. Price, &c.
By all druggists. t. 1s3md Fu THIS
THAT HACKING Cough can he so quickly
cured by shiluh's Cure. We guarantee II. For
sale by II. u. Cochran, Druggist No l37 North
Queen street.
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sp'EUT4L SUTICEs.
The nmrcnhlng pnmgcr.

For lame hack, side or chest, use ShtlCh'- ruT
Ou- Plaster. Price - cents. for sale hy II. &
Cochran, Druggist, SO. lD North Queen -utrt.
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WILL YOU SUFFER- with Dyspepsia and
Liver Iompluint Shiloh's vital ter is gnarans :
teed to cure You, For sale by II, Il. Cochran
Druggist, No. l3l North Queen street.
SulLOIl'S COuGii ana Consumption Cure Il
sold by ~ ON a guarantee. II cures COnsump-
tion. forsaio by IL. Il Cochran, Druggist No
l5g North Queen street.
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BROWNS HOUSEHOLD rASACEA.

Is the most effective Pain destroyer In tho world
Mill most surely quicken the blood whether
taken internally on applied externally, ana
thereby more certainly RELIEVE PAIN,
whether chrome on acute, than auy other pain
alleyiatOr, aud Il IL warranted double the
strength OF any similar preparation.
IL cures pain IN the sido, Back or Towels sore
Throat, rheumatism, IuothIChe ana ALL
Allt-, pud is The Gp-aL gslisver Of Pain.
BROW h's HOUSEHOLD PAsACEA should
bs In every family. tcaspoOuiul OF the Panac6a
In tumbler OF not watDr IAwestened, II pro-
forrsi.l taken ~ nsdtimS, via BREAK UP
COLD, n ctnts a bottle.
mai-lydM. .4sw
SIIILOH'S CURE viii immediately relieve
Group Mhooping Cough ana Bronchitis For
sale by a. II. Cochran, Druggist, No. l37 North
All
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S0ac. closing at so 3-l6c; July Sla s2ac, CLOSING
at 8lsc; No. spring. rs 3-l6c; No. spring, 6S!
O70c.
Corn frmer; prices advanced s0ac, closing ac
higher; cash. 351 035Ic; May, 80 35ac, closing at
35 5-l6c; june 36a a 36sc, closing at 36sc; July,
81 GIG 38c, closing at 81 1l-16c.
Oats stronger; cash, 29ac; May. 29ac; June,
29s a 29Ec closing at % 1850; July. 290294c,
closing at 29sc Rye dull; No. 2, Gle. Barley
dull; No g. 59c
Flaxseed easy; No. !, $1.03a.
Mess pork in moderate demand prices ad-
vanced 5 071c, closing steady at medium figures;
cash and May. So o. % 907a; June, So 10 09174,
closing at SO. 12a 09 10. Lard steady; cash and
May. 5S505.874c; June, $780, July, 602ac.
Short rib sides steady; cash, 525 05. 274c.
Boxed meats steady; dry-salted shoulders, 400 a
L. 10c; short-clear sides, 55505.60c
Whisky steady at ST. IA
Sugar easier; cut-loaf, 7ac; granulated. 7sc;
standard A, &c.
On the Produce Exchange butter was quiet;
creamery, la Zoe; dairy, ii a 16c, Eggs lO4 %
lO3c On the afternoon board wheat was
firm; June, 90!c The other markets were I'M
changed.
Receipts-Flour IL, 900 brls; wheat, Il, 900 bu;
corn, 203 900 bu; oats. So 600 blu; rye. 1900 bu;
barley, 70, 600 blu. Shipments-Flour, 1900
brls; wheat $4,000 bu; corn 81, 900 bu; oats,
1881 blu 1900 blu; barley, $4,000 blu.
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ket was firm; good to choice ss.5o04.5o common


to medium, sos.
ST. LOUIS, May 4.-Cattle-Receipts 700; ship.
ments, 100 Market active and firm light and medi
shippers Zoe higher; choice shipping and export
So. 150 3. CO. common to good, $4.3505.10; butch
ers' steers. So 5004 IS; and heifers, 81 5O04
stockers and feeders, Sc. 2504.40.
Hogs-Receipts 700; shipments, $50. Market
heavy. $4.l004.2O; mixed packing, So 85 O5;
light grades, So. 9O04. 05.
Sheep-Receipts 600; shipments 500. Market
fairly active, and steady at 81. 5O05.0O.
CHICAGO, May 1.-The Drovers' Journal reports:
Cattle-Receipts $500; shipments, 1900. Market
strong, and 5010c higher; shipping steers $50 to
1,500 TBS, $40 go; stockers and feeders, $1,000
$780, through Texas cattle, corn fed, So. SO049 80.
Hogs-Receipts, II, 800; shipments, 5000. Mar.
ket strong averaging steady rough and mixed 49, so
0420; packing and shipping. 50. 9004.26; light
$36004 20; skips, So. 5003.40.
Sheep-Receipts. 3. 600; shipments none. Market
firm, slow, and 10025c lower; shorn natives, 1906.
NEW YORK, May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50, all
for export No trading in beef cattle; hrm feeling
Exports, $50 quarters of beef and 100 carcasses
of mutton. To-day's Liverpool cable quotes Ameri-
refrigerated beef dull at 9l4c per lb.
Sheep-Receipts, 500. Market dull but steady at
$405.75 for clipped sheep and $4.6O06. so for I'M
shorn, and $550065O for clipped yearlings.
Hogs-Recepts, 81 car loads or Z, 300 head. None
offered alive nominally firm at $4.7504S5.
EAST LIBERTY, May 4.-Cattle-Receipts, 3d.;
shipments, IA The market was slow at yesterday s
prices.
Hogs Receipts, 500; shipments HOO Phila-
delphias, $4.4O0450 Workers., S4.2504.3 5; skips.
81.
Sheep-Receipts, 200; shipments. AGO. The
market was slow at about yesterdays prices.
BUFFALO, May 4-Cattle--No receipts
Sheep-Recepts, 200; steady and unchanged
Hogs-Receipts, 1920 strong and higher; selected
Workers, $3.50.
light So 1904. is; packing and butchers, 5000
ADO. Receipts, /, 545; shipments. 2S5.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-05

Addison O. Harris executor to Ernest
w. Spicer, lot 49, In A. O. Harriss,
executors, addition to Mount Jackson. 10O.(
Addison O. Harris, executor, to Andrew
j. Wishmire, lot IS, in A. G. Harris,
executors, addition to Mount Jackson. 1900
Benton +. Tolen ct al. to Sophia Klasing
part of southeast quarter southwest
quarter section IL, township IA north,
of range east. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,300.C
Chauncy Butler and wife TO John A.
Wilkens, part of lot 81, in Ovid But
Corner, in indianapolis. .............. $4,000
John III. Vajen and wife to Michael Ford,
lot %, in Vajens subdivision of block
Id. in Holiness West-end addition to
Indianapolis. Observation-Disclosures. 1850
Geo. b. Yandes, trustee, to John Dietz,
jr., lots 38, 80 and 40, In Mrs. e. A.
Gains addition to Irvington. ..-... 700
John w. Ray receiver, to Calvin A. Neg
ley, lots l. 2 g. 4, 5, 6. z and s. in
Lancaster's addition to Brightwood---. $500
Georgiana Smith and husband to Mary
M. Whitcomb, part of lot 20, in Yandes
& Smiths subdivision to Indianapolis. $500
Simon Klingensmith and wife to Bayard
+. Mcclellan lot 49, in Dunlap & Tute-
wiler's subdivision of part of B. +.
Morriss addition to indianapolis. 400
Ophelia Learned to Maria Halford lot d.
square IL. in brakes addition to In
dianapolis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
Conveyances. Ia; consideration 1900. $685.