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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
InPEovEMENrs TO A CHURCH.
What Was Decided 1t congregational NJ ee
ing of the Second street Lutheran Church.

ing of the Second Street Lutheran Church.
COLUMBIA, Aug. "A congregational
meeting OF the So ,ond street Lutheran
church lant evening decided 10 give the
exterior OF the church, both wood and
brick work, two coats Of paint. The main
room and vestibule will be papered. Tho
wood work OF the interior, seats and
furniture will be oiled. In the vicin-
ity OF the pulpit number OF impor
tant changes will be made. The alcoys
will be removed, the pulpit widoned and
will be- made nearly straight The doors
leading from the lower floor to the pulpit
will be taken out and steps will be placed
Ia 'front.' The chsncel railing will be moved
towards the seats and a writing desk, bap.
tismal font and permanent altar placed
within the railing. A large stained glass
window will be placed In the rear of the
pulpit The repairs viii cost about 81, 200,
and Will bo commenced In the near future.
Centennial Notes.
The general committee OF the centennial
association will hold meeting this ev, ming.
The Shawnee fire company has received
acceptances from the Alpha, of Littlestowr, T.,
and the Pioneer, OF Marietta, to parade .
during the centennial. The former viii
bring 20 men and band, and the latter GO
men with n band. The Shawnee ssnt
thirteen invitations and five comp mpsuies
have been heard from. OF this number
four companies have accepted.
The regular meeting OF Nc. 8 will DO held
this evening, when committees on enter
tain ment, etc, will TO appointed.
At meeting OF Orion lodge No. s76, Of
Odd Fellows, last evening, a committee was
appointed to arrange for the entertsinmol I
OF tue guests Of Orion lodge.
Personal
Harry Furness, OF the Philadelphia Press,
and daughter, were In town yesterday,
guests OF A. NJ. Wilson.
Mrs. George Crsno lett this morning for
trip to Philadelphia.
Lieutenant s. s. Payne and wife lef, for
trip to B1ston this morning,
Mrs. j. X. Beetem and children lsft fer
visit TO Carlisle this morning.
Btuner kaufman, OF the =. H. r., Phila.
delphis, Is on a visit to town.
Miss May Diller, OF Philadelphia, Is visit.
ing Miss Elsie Pheneger.
Miss Annie Smith and guest, Mrs. Sam.
uel Grover, OF Blue Island, Ill went 10
Philadelphia this morning,
Evan Williams, OF NorIis.o o 8n, IL visit
Ing Thomas Edwards.
PhiIip Kline has received q letter from
Wm. ID. Cochrane, OF Minnesota who was
l,t lieutenant OF Company Il. Sh Pennsyl.
vsnis Reserves, TO which company Mr..
Kline belonged. The gentlemen have not
seen or heard from each other since they
were mustered out twenty. d We years ago.
The Ii. L. O. society will meet to-nis ht at
the house OF Miss Louisa Mehl,
A gold bracelet was left at ShearI's zee
cream s,loon last night.
Miss Annie Hummell lost white BASQUE
while driving to Marietta.
Mrs. Henry Shultz, of Washington bor-
ough, died at her home yesterday after.
noon, In the 30ta year OF her age. The
funeral will be held on Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
A Marrow Escsps.

Constable Andrew Eicholiz snd B. Frank
Lemsn, OF this city, made narrow escape
from death Wednesday afternoon. They
were driving ncAr Landisville, and desired
TO cross the Pennsylvsnis railroad. Az the
crossing some distsace east OF tho station
on either side Of the crossing there 10 sn
ombsnk mont and at one side IL fisld OF
corn. ills almost impossible BY person
travelling on the road TO see train until the
crossing Ia reached. But - the gentlemen
reached the track, tho limited express west
dashed along at furious rate. The horse
wss almost upon the track and he reared
up on his bind legs, remaining In that po-
stion until the train had passed. Both men
were badly frightened ~ they had good
reason 10 be Had they gone two feet
further they would undoubtedly have BET n
killed. The gentlemen say that the engine
did not whistle ss 1t approached the crcss'
ing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
Hob Hunttue's Show II Here.

Bob Huuting's show arrived In Lancaster
from Resding at an early hour this morn.
ing and tho tents were pitched on the grass
plot, near the stalls on the west aide OF Nc =
Grann's park. Tho band OF tho show was
driven through the street In q gaudy
wagon OF noon and made good music The
first performance WAS given this st,srnoo n
and the next takes place this evening,
when the tent will no doubt be crowded.
This show Is appearing at low prices but
the entertainment given is good, as 1t intro
duces some oi the best performers known
to the public. such rs the Huntings, Ell
Nino Eddie, Nell Smith aud others 1t is
not ciIcus, but n good speciality perfor-
nance under canvas.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
Grain ana rsoyisiona.
Furnished BY Q. X. Yundt, Broker.
CHISAso. Aug. 2. log O'CLOCK p. m.


CHICAGO, AnR. l--Cattle---Receipts, 5000;
shipments, 1900 market higher beeves, Is AZ
o. 10 steers, % 50Se6 so stockers and feed.
ers. " 2503 6o; cows bulls and mixed, u 10
o. ID Texas cattle, a G002 30.
Hogs-keceipts, 800 head; shipments,
5000 market active. and &c lower; light,
W N06 o: heavy. " .066 90 mixed, u 1906 65
skips, o. 50a6 10
sheep Receipts. 800 head; shipments.
llt0; market active; natives, % 7hG4 90
3 so lambs. s. 00d8 25
HAST LIBBRTy Cattle - Receipts. 6s4
shipinents, 81. head market steady on good
dull on common prime, e6 25n5 70; fair tc
good. u bO95 common, s3 $500 25.
uoxs - kecepts, 1900 hsad shipments
6so mixed, t6 1915 80; Workers, % 7O06 as
common 70 fair. 90 b006 rs; pfg. % 0O06 40
no cirs shipped to New York TO-DAY.
sheep Receipts 400: shipments. 400
market slow p line. q 5o0li 70 fair TO good
* 5o0a; common to fair. ~ 6O03 lambs, a q
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02

Anton Wentzel, an inmate OF the county
hospital, died this morning, aged 70 years.
Deceased was born In Germany and during
the war was member OF Company f, l2Ln
Pennsylvania Cavalry. The deceased had
no friends in this country aud his body was
taken In charge by Chaplain Leonard and
Commander Reed, OF the Grand Army.
They had l! taken to the undertaking es-
tsblishment OF A. g. Rote, from which
place 1t will be buried in the soldiers lot in
Lancaster cemetery, Saturday afternoon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
s,r.,bnrg Democrn,s OrSn nizing.

The Democrats OF Strasburg borough have
formed Cleveland and Thurman club aud
elected tho following oiflcers President,
Samuel Rskestraw vice president, Walter
q. Beam secretary, George II. Gonder |;
treasurer, William Clark finance commit
toe, Joseph Gillespie, J. q. Beam, John +.
Russell. The meetings OF this club will be
held In room In Msssasoit hall, and tie
room was formally opened on last Tuesday
night There are now sixty members on.
rolled. On Saturday afternoon at o'clock
q handsome Cleveland and Thurman ban
ner will be flung TO the breeza
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
peserrlon and Rsosi,ipr stolen Goods.

John II. Stotter, young man, living on
Church street, with his father, was arrested
last night on a charge OF desertlon preferred
against him by his wife who lives on Beaver
street. The deieuda 1t Is alleged does not
contribute anything to the maintenance Of
his wife. The case was returned to court
by Alderman Halbach. Mfs Stetter also
preferred a charge of receiving stolen goods
against her moiher-in-lsw. She claims
that her husband took articles belonging to
her from her Beaver street homo and his
mother received them, knowing h0 had
stolen them from her. Mrs. Stetter gave
hail for a hearing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
us,ore Alderman Hershey.

John, Frank and Jacob Duschinski,
Walter Milley, Riney Kiefer, are the names
OF the boys who were charged with
maliciously trespassing on the property OF
John +. Reed. They we're heard before
Alderman Hershey last evening. Milley's
case was continued John Duschinski was
discharged for want OF evidence, and the
others paid tho cos;s, whereupon they wee
let 90.
The complaint sgainst william Schaeffer,
who was charged with surety OF the peace
and drunken and disorderly conduct, wss
Withdrawn by his wife, who paid the oosta
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
The ReA,op why.

In answer TO the demand for fuller supply
of water for the residents OF East Orange
street between Lime and Shippen, Super
intendent Hensel says he has remsdied the
evil by r r,rtly closing tho stop In tho 20
inch maj at the corner of Lime and Orange
streets which prevents tho excessive
draft OF water down that main and
backs the water up Into the service pipes
Of the complsinants. 1t Isl well-known
fact that running water will not find Its
level In small water pipes that are fed from
q larger one through which there 10 q very
strong How and thus when the faucets oi
the small pipes are almost on level with
the water In the reservoir, little or no water
will How through them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
Di,turbing q Religious NJ Getting.

On Tuesday evening q gang OF young
men behaved In a most outrageous manner
a. the Landisville csmpmoeting. Onicer
Leman, in charge Of the camp, made COM.
plant against the following named, and
they were held for hearing before Alder.
man Spurrier on Saturday afternoon next
at = U'c.ock Henry Minnicn, Samuel
Pickel, Henry Pickel, Samuel Whitecamp,
Ira Myers, Milton Kern, Bayard Kern,
Frank Whitecamp, Henry Dissipger, I'D
ward Kline and Levi Hoover.
There were several others engaged In tht
disturbance for hom warrants have beer
issued, but who have not yet been arrested
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
CIoss AoiiOnA

Sarah Hook and Eliza Hildebrand were
beard by Alderman Hsltach this morning &
on charge q Drunkenness and disorderly
conduct preferred by Wesley Stspleiord.
Wesley could not make out cass and the
alderman dismissed II.
Wesley was charged by these women be-
fore Alderman A. +. Donnelly with a
similar ofianss. They proved the charge
brought TO be true and Wesley will rusti.
cate for few days with Keeper Smith.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
Another Firstly Stsed.

This morning man In the employ q
Jonas EsDy, dealer In feed and grain, was
unloading several bags OF foed ut George
Heiss', on South Queen street The horse
frightened at something and ran up South
Queen street and across Centre Square, fol.
lowed by large and excited crowd. He
turned In towards the market houses and
ran along the eastern enda The wagon
struck against hitching post st the first
market building and broke It OIL likea pipe
stem. He ron into the lime box at that
point and was caught before he had done
any further damage.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
on for Europe.

Miss Adele Maiz, daughter Of Prof. Carl
Matz, sailed from New York at p. m. to.
day on the Steamship Suevis, of the Ham,
burg. American line, TO Hamburg. Thence
she goes to Berlin TO attend conser vatory
OF music there for year or more to COM
ple,e her musical s,udits Her father
accom- panied her to the vessel TO see that
she was well cared for, as she makes the
voysge alone. The passage ticket was pro-
cured through George Rohr, OF the Freic
Pressc office.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
A oRY OF . MURDER -
a Family Row A,ssscss the Attention Of SER
cant EsismAn and G0iicaman "A IStumpl

a Family Row Atsrscss shs Attention Of ser.
esent Esismau and Poiicsmaa istumpf
shortly after II O'Clock on wednesday
night, while Sergeant Erisman ard
ofacer stumpi were standing h the
corner OF 81. Joseph and strawberry
streets, they were startled BY hearing ?
loud cry OF umurder 70 1t camo from =
woman and they hurriedly wen. ~ .ne
direction Of the house from wbich sne hoiso
appeared to coma Itwos ono story IIaMo
house on 81 Joseph street. about my
vsrds belov the church, and whom they ar
y,ved In front OF the house they found some
m the uetehbors who also had been attracted
nv the noise From them the officers
learned that the noise was caused by
family fight One Of the daughters stayed
out beyond her usual hour, and for that
ofiepse her father chsstised her. The girrs
mother interfered TO save her, and the
father took hold Of the mother. BY this
time the row became general, and second
daughter ran to the street and yelled mur
der, which was the cry that attracted the
officers attention. The policemen were not
called into the house to quell the distur-
bance, and after learning that these rows
were not uncommon and that there would
not be any great harm, they Withdrew ana
soon all was quiet on ST. Joseph street
Doctors Excursion 20 Birmingham PARK.
The August meeting OF the Lancaster
City and County Medical society was hello
on Wednesday afternoon, with the follow
ing physicians present: Doctors Bern
theirel, Boardmsn, Blankwood, Craig,
Deavsr, Ehler, Herr, A. j., Herts, Hsniz,
Kohler, Leaman 3, Lightner, Lincoln,
Musser J. H., Musser II. E., Miller, Ro.
land, Shenck J. H., Shartle, Wen'z T. ~,
Wilmer I. NJ, and Ziegier. The reports
presented by tho members present showed
that there WAS but little sickness prevailing
In the county, and no epldemics.
The committee IN charge OF the arrange
ments for the annual meeting OF the Union
Medical society submitted . report - to
the arrangements thus far made. The
members from Lancaster county will
leave this city on tho harrisburg Express
on the morning Of Thursday, August 80
and 20 as far as Coa,esviiie. There train
on the Wilmington q Northern railroad
will be In waiting to convey them to Biz
minghsm park, the place selected for tn
reunion.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
Frank lsrady's Funeral

Tho funeral OF Frank Brady, who died
on Monday, took place this morning from
his fathers residence on West Lemon
street. The services were conducted by
Rev. Price, OF the Bethel church, after
which tho remains were then removed to
the Pennsylvania railroad station, and after.
wards taken to Harrisburg for internlent
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
The Tent at Miilersy,iie,

Tho Prohibition tent will be at Millers.
Vile Friday, Saturday and Sunday. There
will be instrumental and vocal music by
the White Rose qusrtette. Rev. Mr.. Kel
logg, OF Michigan, will address the meeting.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02

There is much complaint from persons
on West James street about the fast driv.
Ing on that thoroughfare between College
avenue They say that some OF the most
prominent men In the city engage In
races on this street night after night to
the danger Of pedes!rainE, Several even
iDgs ago two little children were almost
run over and there have been other mar
row escapes The attention OF the police Is
called to II,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
The Horse At IL,

4 horse Of Daniel Leiever, horse dealer,
vnicn VA hiiched to q buggy, frightened
- We cars sf lQneen and Chestnut streets
shn e'tarnoon. The animal tegsn 10 run
80 lemR and finally landed on the pave
ees N front OF Wsndiiz's hotel. He fell
Seevny, but was only slightly injured.
80 Incident Drew the usual large crowd Of
people VINO enjoy runaway.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02

The statement recently published In the
Columbia correspondence that the house
hold goods and cattle seized In the execu-
ton against John W. Swartz would be sold
at sherltl's sale was Incorrect Other parties
having laid claim to them their disputed
ownership will have to be settled in another
proceeding.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
Lost poCketbOok.

Mrs. George Carpenter, Of Mount Joy,
came down TO Lancaster to transact some
business for her husband. Having attended
to 1t she was about starting on her return to
Mount Joy ~hen she discovered that her
pocketbook containing her ticket, about Sl2
In money and number Of receir's a. q
other psrers was missing
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
TAsy Were nlsrh artyat

Thomas Wiley, Joe Bonrord and Pat
Burg, three buns, were arrested yesterday
by Constable Christ Kline. They were
charged by Christian shenk, q tolI-gste
keeper on the Fruitville pike, with mall.
cious mischief, In breaking fence. They
wero discharged by Alder man Pinkerton.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02

John Miller, David Miller, Martin Rudy
and William Dittus. OF the Lancaster
Bicycle club, lett this city this morning for
Mt Gretns. They expect to reach there
soon after the excursion train from this
city,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
To Contsst the Dec:sioD,

Cigarmakers' Union 1873, of Newark,
n. j., has decided to contest the decision OF
the vice chancellor that anyone can use the
International Cigarmakers' label. The
matter Will be carried 10 the United States
supreme court
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
Surprise ksarty.

A party made up of sixty persons paid q
surprise visit TO Charles 3. and Maynard
Miller, at Millersville, on uesdsy evening.
A pleasant time was had, and at midnight
refreshments were served.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
An Exnn,sion To Manch Chnnk

An excursion, under the auspices of Rose
Bros. Il Hartman, left Lancaster for Msuch
Chunk at 7:30 this morning in a special car
attached to the regular train. There were
81 excursionists and they will no doubt
have grand time
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
Eichtn Ward BaltA,,on c,pb.

There Will be a meeting OF the Eighth
Ward Battalion club this evening at Mrs.
FriIz's saloon, 552 st. Joseph street. A
general invitation is extended to the young
Democrats OF the ward to join the club and
drill for campaig parsdes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
DEATHS

HULL On Wednesday. August /, lsss in
strasburg, Isaac Hull, aged sixty min yeas.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
tom hts late residence on Friday afternoon
al 2 o'c'ock. Services IN the NJ. r. church
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02

Cuba Myers, proprietor OF the Cooper
house, has lost his little daughter Daisy,
aged four months, who was taken away by
cholera iniantum.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
PhiIadeIphl. P,oduos M.rhe,.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug, 2. Flour firm sales
2i0 1ois MINI. Bakers. % z "a 90 feuns.
Family, % sOg3 e5 Western 40, o. IO1& 90 |;
Winter Patents, H75oS W spring do, q 1905.
kye, G o.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
Uh,oago rrodass sssrnss.

wheAt--Aug.. so,<c sept. sic, Oct. slKc.
ons osss-xus sso 80 ssS1 sept ~ Se; NSs Ss; ssc ssc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02
Rsaslen Iscrs~.es.

The pension Of George n. Parrish, Lam
essses, wss increased BY the department
On "Wednesday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-02

MONEY SANEDIS MONEY EAhNED
AVA Go to HOSFETTEh's CHEAP CASH
STORE II you want TO ave money In buying
your Boots and shoes Great bargains IN solid
leather goods.
aug9 sJdH' Eo.l5aNoRrH QUEEN
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-11-10
The Divorce Record.

The collection of statistics of di-
vorce in the United States is a
rather curious task to devolve upon
a bureau Of labor statistics but such
an investigation has been under way
for some time under the direction
of Commissioner Wright, and it is
now announced that report upon
the subject may be ready to be laid
before Congress early in January.
The period investigated covers the
two decades from 1886 to 1888, and
it has been gone over with great
thoroughness. The records of the
courts having divorce jurisdiction
in the United States, numbering
about 2,7OO, have been made the
basis of the investigation. The re-
port will set forth, among other
things, the causes for which divor-
ces have been granted, and will
show the ratio of divorces to mar
riages for each county in the Union.
Other features of the report will be
the presentation of synopsis of
the divorce laws of the several
states and of statistics of divorces
in the principal countries of Eu-
rope. The report will undoubtedly
be an interesting one to students of
social science the world over. The
peculiar feature about it is that the
work of preparing it should have
been imposed upon bureau or de-
partment organized for the purpose
of gathering information regarding
labor and its conditions.-Brad-
streets.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-11-10
AFTER THE BATTLE IN ALTURAs

Enemies came and were con.
quered. Democrats were captured
in whole platoons; Republicans
were captured in columns. The
Kinney men bagged Smiths force
and have taken between 400 and
500 pounds. Uncle John captures
Hammer and lays out 200 men
bors de combat. Lewis is a prisoner
Of war and hopelessly in custody
of his foes. Mcpherson is charging
with a victorious column of zoo
strong; Vineyard and Perkins are
taking occasional shots at each
other, holding their forces, and
waiting to hear how the battle RACES
in Vienna, Howe, Arco and Eastern
Alturas. Burkhar and the three
representatives are promoted from
small privates to captains, SO we'll
did they mangle the enemy. Gar
rett and Bellinger are still reconnoi-
tering; Garrett has a squad of Is
and is trying to capture Vienna
and Eastern Alturas. Surgeon Fig
gins did good work on the battle
field but was taken in by Surgeon
Wheeler. Brigadier General Waters
captures Batten and takes 100
pounds. Plughoff took Rupert's
command, $50 prisoners, and has
sent Joe to the military prison
in San Francisco. Lennon is pro-
noted to a Ma orGeneralship; he
completely knocked Col. Brodhead
and forces from the field, capturing
400 prisoners. Burkett has Hague
and 400 prisoners in durance vile.
True made gallant fight, but Man
dell outgeneraled him and takes
100 prisoners.
The smoke has blown away and
everything is quiet on Wood River
this morning. The battle was Wig
orously fought, but peace again
reigns supreme. The would-be Col
onel and great political manager,
the commanding Secretary, the
Times, the Picotte is gloriously
left. He has learned that as po-
litical manager, he is a dead beat !;
he also learned that when he throws
mud, there are four or five tubs full
ready to dob him all over. "Vote
FER straight ]" Respectable people
don't follow the advice Of fellows
of the Picotte stripe. A guaranty
of success is to have Picotte pub
fish his scathing (?) abuse.
DEMOCRAT.
Haley, Nov. 8, 1888.