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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-17

BARGAINS In FuRs. |.
just returned from New York with Q full line Of
Ladies' and Misses
MUFFS. BOAS AND COLLARETTES IN
BEAR, LYNX, SKUNK AND MONKEY.
Also handsome sets Of White Angora very stylish All
have been purchased at low prices, and genuine bar
gains will be offered to Holiday purchasers. Our Gar
ment Department is stocked with desirable
WRAPS IN SEAL.SKIN AND PLUSH,
at prices as low any house in America Fur trim
ming ut reduced prices.
Coachmen's Shoulder Capes, Gloves, Muffiers and
Robes. Dunlap,s New York Hats Ladies' long handled
Umbrellas, suitable for either cane or umbrella,
WILLETT RUOFF,
Hatters and Furriers,
oc12-6m oO5 Penna. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-17

Dressing Cases. Collar and Cuff Boxes,
Odor and Shaving Gases, Smoking Sets,
Work Baskets, Scrap Baskets of every de-
scription, Brass and Leather Goods, Um-
brellas, Furs, Table Linens, Towels. anda
great variety Of Novelties in Fancy Goods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-17
PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.

For Philadelphia and Wilmington daily s :l5a M
2:Q5, APO and 80 y. Buffet Parlor Cars ON the
S:15 am. and 20 !. m trains Sleeping Car on the
IL 80 pm. open at y pm.
For interme ed points between Baltimore and
Trains leave Philadelphia for Washineton daily
$50. IL 100 am 90. 100 pm. and 2:O5 night
Baggage called for and checked al hotels and resi-
dences on orders left at ticket Offices GIG and 1851
Pa. ave-
w; NJ. CLEMENTS, CHAS O. SCULL.
do Gen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-17
Rockville News.

An EXCITING FOOTBALL GAME-sERIoCS ACCT
DENT TO ONE OF THE PLAYERs-THE NEW
Y. N. C. ABRANCH-PERsoNALs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-17

DIANOS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
II We have q splendid stock of UPRIGHT, BABY
GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS, by the following lead
ing makers: DECKER BROS; WEBER, FISCHER
Mahogany. Moderate prices. Sold on monthly pay
ments Call and examine.
SANDERS STAYMAN,
oc1-3m 034 st. n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-17

Ribbons Of every shade and description.
Our Cutlery Department is also very attrsc-
tive. Very fine razor-steel Scissors from 20c.
to $I75, Pocket Knives from 25c. to a.
Great Bargains in every department. All
goods guaranteed as represented.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
PERSONALITIES.

NJ. L. Blakeslee, OF Chicago. is in town on
business.
d. ]. Leathers returned from his southern
trip yesterday.
J. 5. Hylsnd. of Detroit. is in the city on
business and pleasure trip.
O. d. Stone. of Cleveland. Ohio. was in
the city yesterday on business.
l. +. Parsons, of Milwaukee, is in the
city, guest at the Eagle Hotel.
Attorney General Taggsrt will goto Lam
sing to appear in the Clay case today.
O. w. Parish, of Cincinnati, Oaio, is in
the city stopping at the Eagle Hotel.
q. A. Sanford. of Fort Wayne, was in the
city yesterday calling on the hardware men.
Fred Neal. n student of the University,
spent his vacation @ith his parents in this
city.
% d. Ludlow. of Toledo, Ohio, was in
the city yesterday, guest at the Eagle
Hotel.
d. C.. scribner. of Gunnison, Cal, will
spend a couple of vesks in this city visiting
friends
Mrs. 4. \. Albee and Mrs. William Jack
man. Of this city. are visiting friends st
Kent City.
Mrs. Charles Hull and Miss Libbie Welter,
Of kalamazoo. ara visiting Charles BOden-
stein and wife ia this city.
Prof L. Smith and J. II. Zahn, of Ionia
who we're visiting Mr.. Mrs Z. ]. Adams OF
this city, have returned home.
+. II. Hayes. Of the New York Life In
sursncs Company. was In the city q few
days IN the interest Of the Company.
Mrs J. W Adams Is confined 10 her
home 90 account OF a severe accident she re-
csived last Saturday evening occssioned By
a bad sidewalk hear tue corner Of Ottawa
and Monroe sts-
Gen. I. G. smith and wife have been in
vited 10 attend q meeting OF the Com
msniery Of the State OF Michizsu Of the
Loysl Legion. to oe held st the residences OF
Ex-Governor Algsr. Ia Detroit, April IL.
The following attorneys viii 20 % Lsas-
ing this morning 20 look after cssss in the
supreme Court Hon. Noses Tsggsrt. 5. ".
stevens &n. Alden Smith. Fred A. Nav
ssr1 Mark No IRIS +. 8. Ezzleston and W
/ " Hyde.
Frank leonard. travelling salesman for
Acksrs English Remedies for nszrly tive
vssrs = here visiting bis mother and
brothers. George " and Ed Leonard
Frank has been very successful. and his
many friends here are congratuisting him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

Ia the pleasant month OF June, IN the
wear iss7, La c. Norris. Of ibis city, was
maFFisd 10 Nelson W Morris. a. the village
Of Watkins, \. y Ida says that she did
everything IN her power 10 make good
and faithfu. wife, but that Nelson Is man
utterly lost ID a sense OF honor and dscency,
and il a brutal, drunken. iaslrss and wicked
mac. She further charges him WIKI ex-
IRENE cruelty and inhuman treatment oy
ths exercise Of personal violence. coming
home IN 4 drunken condition aud cruelty
beating her until she was terribly bruised.
She SAYS thar be was senteuced 10 oota
lonis and Detroit several times Tor being
drunk and visiting houses OF iil-fame. and
thai be is no. serving sixty days st Detroit
for being q common drunkard. bill OF
divorce vas therefore flied IN the Circuit
COut yesterday. pleading 10 be released trom
her so-catled drunken husband.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

c-<slsss work ~ ths saRsrsis~rs Sse
AiasR81sE-

C-<sisss work 81 ths saRsrsis~rs <sa
8is<zsasE-
TIE tzssp4ss cass ~ Thomas a Be1slt
sgslzst J1-.2s BsfzsY esms aP IN ths
Supensz Ccart yesterday astsFn3on. J. c.
Fiizs5eFald Appearing for the pi4intl1 snd
IassaFl 4 Deanizsa, zItoEneys. A1d & ~.
b1Llsflsla co11s~l fof ihs dsie1141t- A
mstloa Ess azzds - lhe Gsfssss. e1sileng-
Lng tie array u Jurors he sts1ats IN re-
gard - tie 1Fasing e ilrefs E4s produced,
s1osias th4E tne ,lpersls0fs zIt1 Alier-
lizn are fesl l4iTsa ~ hay a ssca ysaf -
selecs one from every Ihlrty qualified voters
~ serve a. lare-s Ia tbs Superior to8ft.
Insa a. lhs begiLniag q sSen tern the
elsFk d18ss Gus tssnky -is4f 1al0os 20 sefFs
a. t1aE term. AB0aE tLree nundred nan e-
s1Ould DC erasn Dat lsst year only ab04s
to hund-sd ssEs selected. snd tns a<fen1'
ants attorneys claimed that owing
y this. The jury eouli aot legally
dsci-e the case. Judge b1rhngsme
sgstained the motion sad discharged Got
Only ths present jury. bat al those Who
have Besa drawn as jurors Tor lnis wear.
Ine ease as then eonrausd over Tue term
and las Supervisors snd Aidsrmen wers
instructed ~ return their Lat f1f next , ear,
ia tine Tor tha May term. 1ners are YET
a lev Jury cases ca the March c2!encAf.
tul theg Vii % continued over dnui tue
Nay term This mOTnIls All Of no1-lufy
cases I'LL oe on cali
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

Co eold Water moEuiEzs p41cskss q
al Ejn1s bc.c az in9DertsDt ps@cs ~ TIE
1re4ZiaSE tzbie. Tue cherished 11cz = 1S-s
c4ke. a-osf proln11ent cf a. fso1a l1a-s -s--
gixlaz g2y zn1ii cary cDriDz : seldom sb-
seBt from Ehs Esrniak u1s4. ie tie gsaalos
AmeElesa hoaszko.1 fs asB prgpSr!y Eas.1s.
this = tie aloss cs-iclous ~ al tie gfi11s
eszrs. sCt Is A4s oseu against j. soe1 made
Eroga yessg Or fIseu oseg night that i szs
j sccdlt g n4ks ixhs AID Ssest. sna thsg
aisAsEsesnle s7ects fresi aef.tiy foilogs3 -
eating Il Is ioana th4s - TIE uss " the
Royal Bzxlng Foscer - ralss sbe batter
Lesze ObIecglGuz have been soulely over
eoaae, 4nd thai 51Cks1sat cakss are made q
most csliel0as foou. Light s6sst, teoo<f aud
periec - wholesome. that can Ds eaten 81
anyone sithoat tAs slightest digestive IN
eonYe1is1ce. Once tested from tie folio a.
ia< recsigt - other wi1 - used. Two cups
of buck . sheaE, one e1p 0f wheat n0nr. tso
TABLESPOONS OF Roysi Baking Powder. one
half tszsp03niui OF salt. al slited we'll To-
esther. Nix With mllk iEto tAin batter
ard baxe a. once GA hot gFiddle-
Tbs pufesg aud richest syrup Is made BY
dissoiEiBg sugar in the proportion OF three
pounds 0f sugar 20 ole pint OF water.
Many persons prefer the naEOr OF syrup
EGsds 0i Orleans sasar TO taAs made OF The
white.
Rec sriddle cakes are very delicious. The
rice IS cooked until perfectly sof. drained
dry. mashed with . spoon until the grains
are well broken Up. For each cuptul CT
rice lake tao Eggs. one piut of milk, one
bsaping tablespoonful of Royal BakiDg Z
Powder, one-half tsaspOonful OF salt and
-four enough 10 make a Thin batter.
fOr homiBv cakes take two cupfuls OF
cooked homi0y, and crush Il with potato
mssher until Il IS a smooth mass. Add one
level teasooonful OF salt, TWO teaspOonfuls
OF Royal Baking Powder. and one eupiul Of
touf. Stir together then add by degrees
one quart of mslk, and lastly well beaten
szgs. Bake in thin cakes.
Very delicate and delicious cakes are
made by allowing two tsaspooniuls OF
ROYAL Baking Powder and one-halt taa-
spoonful OF salt 10 one quart OF milk. and
| sufficient corn meal. mixing all into .
smooth, thin batter; no eggs or butter are
used for these. The axes bake quickly 10
9 rich deep brown, and are extremely
tender and light.
A very delicious. sweet pancake is made
| by taxing one pint OF sweet milk. four eggs,
two tablespoonfals Of powdered sugar. two
ts0lespoonfuls of melted butter, one tea
| spoonful of Royal Baking Powder. and
| Hour enough 10 make moderately thin
batter. Beat the eggs. whites and yokes
separately. until well frothed. stir the but
| ter sugar. and one cupfui of -four. into
which the baking powder has been mixed
into the yolkes. then add the milk. ii
needed. add more -four. Bake in small
cakes, butter each one g. it comes from the
| fire. place four in q pile. with very thin
| layers of any kind OF sweet Jelly between
and powdered sugar over the top. They
should be baked very thin and tour served
TO each person.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
DR. BENNETT

Will be at the Eagle House Thursday and
Friday, April and 6. The wonderful sue
cess he has been having and is now giving
in treating piles. fssures, fislula. .inoirg none
but what says he does certainly accomplish
wonders. Gets them we'll with no
fair or outlandish operations. II
ought TO and it does say he
knows and fully understands his business.
g per cent. of all old chronics be cures and
.aey remain so. Hernia (ruptures), be the
age 5 o. 20 years, be is treating every week,
and gets every one well so no more trasses
are required after one week. Go and see
him this time while here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
Two anis Filed

The last will of Perley w. JOB N. of the
township of Walker, was fled il the Pro-
bate Court yesterday. In it be bequsaths
all his estate 10 his wife. real and personal.
He also appoints her sole execGtrix OF his
will.
The will Of Mary HaneJ of this city, was
also dled yesterday. She appoints her
brother. Patrick Sherry. sole executor Of the
will and bequeaths all her real and per-
scsai estate 10 him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
THE PRESIDENT COMING TO GRAND
RAPIDS.
THE SICK TO RECEIVE MEDICAL eERyIcEs FREE


THE SICK TO RECEIVE MEDICAL eERvIcEs FREE
OF CHARGE.
The President of the Great English Staff
of Physicians and Surgeons. consisting of
fourteen in number. will visit the Eagle
Hotel on the 5th OF April. and will remain
until the 18th of April. This being an ad-
vertising visit, nothing whatever will be
charged for their services. The only favor
they ask is q recommendation from those
they cure. This syndicate of physicians
have q vast experience In the following hos
pitals. viz: London, Eng: Paris, Dublin,
Heidelberg. st. Petersburg and Stockholm.
They treat every variety of disease and de-
formity. II your case is incurable they will
frankly and honorably tell you. IS they will
in 20 instance sccept 40 incura5le case.
Office hours from Q q. m. to 7;30 p. m; Sun
days. 10 a. N. to p. n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

victor Johnson. an employe OF the Oriel
Cabinet works on Canal-st., sustained 8
severe fracture Of the skull yesterday by the
fying up OF stick of wood from a ma
chine al which he was working. He was
attended by Drs. Carbert aud DeCamp, and
is doing as well as could be expected, al-
though not entirely out of danger.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

Mental and nervous exhaustion promptly
relieved, certainly prevented, and radically
cured by Winchester's Bypophosphite of
Lime aud Soda. Uneguslleo as a vitslizing 2
tonic and brain food. BY its use weak
lungs are made strong and all tendency TO
Consumption and Bronchitis are overcome.
Can be procured at all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

szziss.ts r.t rs.ss...r sts-..-
LAssEss. ApEa 3-H sdassizys cal IN
the S1pFene Court comprises Aos- ~. AZ. 10,
10. l7. - ~ 6 II -.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

WAsEIssras. AEnl I. - Fair sssfhss.
sishfig eo.asr tolo~sd by risiag tsmgsr-
slaTs azuE - i1eal saFlasle si1t--. oecel1-
h. sssLsFiY
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

I DULEN.
Cabinet Photos. finest finish, at Wykes'
gallery. 80 Monroe-st.
Key West Cigars, at ~ W est Bridge-st.
MCWILLIAMs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

The following IS the programme for the
entertainment TO be given by Branch 10,
&. Vi. b. A. az their hall, Kennedy build
ing, Wednesday evening. April 4
solo .of flute. Annie Laurie" with vsri-
1llD<s. D ia
Mr. Hobert A. DAVIS.
A. the Eastern Cate -....... Bertho,d Towes
Ms Marie Ttfy.
Piano solo. ROndO Caprccioso- AendleSohn
Ms Sone Schouten.
Tenor soo, "ln Expectation ..-.-.-....J- Eichberg
Nr r l.. sJeinman.
Sounds ncTn the Alps .-....-...--...- III Hoch
Nr. u0oert A. DAVIS
Duet IN Meadows Green IL ! SracSett
Ms Marie Ut!ey Mr. T. Z. ste.nwa-.
LFCTtEE.
Gladstone A. a Reform Leader" From g
British stan5poinil Il Rev. Cnas. keuly' ID.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04
PHOTOGRAPH.

ct Wykes' gallery, 35 Monroe-st. Those
elegant Cabinets for $500 per dozen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

The nsv Council w1ien takes 80 sest on
sAe ID sf uext mcnth. = composed q tie
following members
New Aiferrssn-
Efwsri ~ Stein. Dem.
Eaeert Snroul Rep.
simeon r Rsldwin. Rsp
Efuarf 81 iaoretL Dem.
Frsr saunders. Dem
william = Stokes Rer.
Fraux A R.sdEers. Rep.
Louis Lan0iere. Een1-
Eetfina ever
Garrett H DacrssE Rer.
fobn p Crpoae Rer.
seq. r. Dsvstiscn. Ten.
sroe tieen esryif Rec.
Wsurtce S1enshsn. Deru-
fsaiae Shpwsrt. Ten.
roon y Hayward Dan.
Foseph A. Nckee. nen1
Demecrsfs , R-rahlscsss ?
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

This EST is furnished oy ". r. scrihner,
resl estate 9esler 55 Pesri-stl
NJ J. O Brisn e, Ersnf Rauids Exo.issor
Licnt a1c fue Gas ca. n :. iot a and
ssh los a calder si si..---,..-..,.-....--.' $50
R0tert q Ncricccx - l-srd Rsnids Fdi-
eon Eerfr'c Laht and fuel Co. "a
= csldsr-' - :. '...-.....-- - IN
Aiexsrsier bsfdx nf fsues p Robinson.
lot IL snt g. 81 Z . o. blk 8 s@sues
&iexs-fser : Esfey - Niraclas stsits-
e ct 81 snf ~ tik a krh-rfs sdd 80
tcnn = & atieaT 20 -feptPr srsSr. part
aaS sIki. soier,ex s5d ....----. $50
Ecr sesf'ss sriri '1 torrefus hrret "a
"a SOS 4 Mrs. Nlrs ss.t---.-...... ffN
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

49, - s-nt Cigar. At a. west Brssrr-ss
k<N nLkzaxs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-04

WITH zrosus snd sgas. e1f 3iuied evss.
H zeeks the cancn sni do~n he les
N8nsesn ard fainfness IN hsn rsse-
Brow rsckinz pains ass.ii hiu.
Sirx heasfsrhei Eat ere iorr cnutss ssse
rs stomach SETTLES iafo resce
Within BIS hess ths threooinrs cesss-
Pisrre 2siists revsr f2il hini
Nev 80 shev fsii sryons N suca r-edic-
snsnt- To the 8vsrecnc tie hsiieus sid
the ccr<tfpsfei fhev sre axe a hfsrd n
usesf snd friend rfea1
openinx Thur~fsv ard Frsdav. Arril
sh ADD 81
Asa NxxrcR
. be.rp>-<t Ne snr1A
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-11
DRAT Tbs


hRiDgL.-ln this city, on the 10Th inst, Maj v,
vile OF Martin seibel, in the 6sth year OF her
age.
Tho relatives ana friends OF tho family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her husbands residence, No. llS West
King street, on Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. lntermont At woodward Hin ceme-
terry. qt
HESRY,-ln this city, on tho 10th inst MIS-
aged 81 years.
The relatives ana friends of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from the residence OF her husband, NO. Hi
Horth street. on Thursday afternoon at two
O'CLOCK. Ito
DKrRR -september 8. 1883, In this city, Mary.
vile OF Benjamin Deyer. In the DIST year oi
The relatives aud friends s.re respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral. ON the resi
dence of her husband. ts2 North Prince street.
on wednesday morning. Services at O'CLOCK
at the house. to procoed 70 Ciearfield. Provi
dence township. for burial. where services
Will be held at o'clock In the church
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-11
Usv York Nqarkse.

New YORK mAfkoe
NEW YORK, Sept ll.-Flour market dull I;
Extra, s 1905 e6; CITY vii. Extra, q 0o05 70,
winter Wheat extra. n sos D,
99099kc, NO. 2 Red, winter, Sept, 9sHc /;
oct. 90; receipts. $500; shipments,
Corn : Ho l. Mixed. Cash. $50 /,
sept. MHe; 3; 0oS Oct. baxo; receipts 7a.soo
ostN osts NO 1 white, state, Ac. No. q DO.
Nc No mixed, Sept, So1c !;
veceipts. lsc.o shipments, Is.
Rye Gull state 76c.
Barley nominal.
PORK steady Ola Meas. sl5 500lb 7S.
LARD steady Sept, ei09 oct, oi0 %.
Aoiasses quiet for % boiling stocH. 200S6c
Black strap, lao. New orleans 20040c.
Turpent,ne firm At $50
Rosin weak strained TO good, ,sl 0o8u OK.
Petroleum nrm Renned In Cases, pkc.
Ireights steady grain TO Liverpool. 6d.
6utter steady western Creamery, l3023c.
Cheese easy western Fiat 70sc. !;
state Factory. 7keDsc Fancy White, lao
.,HsSgs quiet; stAts. 10000; Western II
sugar firm refined .Cutloaf. sstc srAnuia
Tsiiow nrm Prime City. sxasxc.
Rice nominal Carolina. fair To- good. $50.
Coffee steady Fair Cargoes. for kio. lee.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-11
Mow YORK atopns.

Nsw York. Sept II. p. n.-Money closed
700 for 90 days ana ~ s7k0A 50 for demand /;
Governments closed strong; currency 8s,
q 81 BID; Is coupon, q 2si<; lk's do, q 06k /;
bid.
The stock market this morning opened
active at last nights closing quotations. his
was followed by some heavy buying by Lon
don and commission people. which caused
some of the shorts to recover. ana prices ad-
vanced u to ~ per cent. About II O IN q
fractional reaction took place. but the buy pg
being OF the very best kind the list again be.
came strong, ana prices at this hour are the
hiR hest OF the day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-11

John Forred, employed at Hickory
Swamp near Shamokin. was terribly In
jured BY On explosion On Monday. He
was engaged with others in driving Q
tunnel and had beon semitic procure stick
Of dualin from box. Az he bent over 70
get u II y supposed thet Q spark nom his
lamp caused the explosion.
Forred's right arm was blown on be.
tween the elbow and wrist His right
knee was torn open, his face horribly mutt.
lated and bis eyes blown out He was
other wiss Injured about the body. He II
dead.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-11
County Fair Printing.

Now is the time 70 order your printing for
the fair. Don't wait until the last minute.
We have nice assortment OF cheap advei It's
Ing cards, etc. Make your selections early.
Catalogues. circulars, CARDS, tags. etc., printed
unreasonable rates. INTELLI9ENCkR.
Lanca ster, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-11
Appointed Viewers.

John Fulmer hes been appointed .
viewer 70 sssess damages caused BY the
proposed widening OF streets In Mannheim
borough, In place Of q. K. Arndt, who cru.
not serve on sccount Of an accident
Philip &. Bush hes been appointed .
viewer Of road in salisbury township, In
place of VIM. Htevenson, deceased.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-11

Secured . Position - Yard Master.
Isaac Powers, Of the Sixth ward, who for
. number OF years has been trusted en-
ploye OF the Psnnsylvania railroad com.
pany, hes accepted . position on tho Norfolk
Powers ~ Q well known Democrat, and
viii return to Lancaster 10 cast his vote for
Cleveland aud Thurman.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-11
MARkE7U,
The PhiIAdeIpnla Cattle MAKO,

PBiLhDxIrHIA. Sept. lo.-The receipts at the
NORTH Pennsylvanfa ana West Philadelphia
Tor the week Beeves. 8.i00; sheep, l2,O0O ;
hogs. 300 Previous week: Beeyes, ebOO ;
sheep, IL 0O0 hogs. $500
Beef Cattle were in fair request at reduc.
uon OF hc; extra, bk05kc; good, bf1oI<o :
MsSiun. ak0sAc. common. Sk0tko
extra, tA0oc good, &h0ako medium, 81 a f4c;
eomInoh, ik03o Lambs, S6Gko,
shas''o ocaSnS1. Saapsnv ssHS ssssHSi good Western,
Miien Calves were dnil ana lower at 3kfok.
Sst COWS were inactive at sp3Hc.
Mich Cows were fairly active al 02s0oO
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-11
The Local Live stock Market.

LANCASTER, Sept 1.-THE receipts OF I,ve
stork AT tho yard or James stewart for ihe
week ending to-day, were 1 ,b42 cattle. 30 hons
ns.,, a.o sheep. Abe sales ~ this yard were 7l6
- John w Mentzer's yards the sales were
zie cattle. = she p and 90 hogs.
hogs. N~'~e anu -o'
a. isa prices for the week were stocRers.
SftSxHGbi StSxsH bu,, !esosrs: s.s sk9sxe butchers sk0
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-11

CnIoAao. Sent. lo.-Cat,le- Receipts. ls 900 a;
Msh,phents M 2Uo; market strong; besyss'
y OOu8 Is COWS. bu lis aud mixed, l 1srs 90 I,
TeIsns ~ sas, steer. o. Wos rs; western rangers,
Hogs -Receips. 1900 head; shipments.
lUOi market strong, higher mixed ss es
e oa sg hsavy' " logo O light. t65o6 rs siips,
q sheep keeeipts. 5000 head, shipmsnts.
az u wss1arH market ssas steady natives. ss CO
" oo03 20 lambs. ss 6005 o.. ~
,nAsr LInnErr. = Cattle Receipts, S.6lO /;
s,nnlpments. 2s8 market nothing doing ali
New lork to-day. w
Hogs : Ksceipts, $500 head +, shipments
9 % mixed. 90 sa0e As; YoTHers. q iX
70 common 70 fair, % soo8 10; pigs, o. %
90 %. no cars shipped 70 New YORK Today.
market actve.i ''"'
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chicago Produce nlsrkss

UhioAeo, sept. II, @3O a. m.-MRrket opened.
~ Whsat-sept' slxo; Oct slc., Dec, s2Xc
n nSonrsscI;sept.. tsxc; Oct. toe.; Dec. ss..c 4;
nos nostssMsept. sapt. 1850; Oct.. aKc; Dec. CSC ;
an frSmrk-sept. tn mi Oct. GA eOj May,
aasarrd--sept. Lard 90 ooi Oct. 5000; Doc, IS 50.
""o'' nips-sept., ss As; Oct, D IS
CLOSING.
MNy nsaastosept, as slc; Oct, ssXc.; Dec, Ole +;
y Sornaoa,sept 20 No, t'ssc. Oct. 4bxc Dec ssxc
: 0stsssspt.' ox s,.pt.' aasci oct.. 2lxe.; Tee. ssc
Ct lax. w w 'une'
Lsrd-sept 80 90, Oct, NO co; Dec .
short hiOs-sspI. q SIX; Oct. e esax,
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rss KnIgh,s Of IN. nay,,,c Ub.,n.

Tho Knights Of the Mystic Chhin.
David Rettew, who represents Lancaster
CASTLE, No. 126, knights OF the Mystic
Chain, and Lewis Strauss, OF Stevens
CASTLE, No. 4, left this morning 70 attend
the meeeting Of the state body at Harris.
burg. The railroads will run cheap OK.
cursions 10 the capital to morrow.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-11

Frederick Wilhelm hes bsen prosecuted
before Alderman Haibsch BY w. A. Hal
bech for larceny - bsilee Complainant
alleges that he loaned several printers eases
70 wilhelm and he refuses TO return the
same.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-11
A hand Of Gvp,,,. P.s. Tbrou~,, !,

a hand of Gypsiss Pass Through.
A band OF eypsies with dozen or more
wagons passed west through this city this
afternoon. They had . number OF fne
horses and large lot Of dogs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-11

Hirsh n bro. have Just added 10 their
force OF cutters X, II. Pierce, formerly oon-
nected with Wsnamaker q Brown.
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a New Oustor,

E. Il. Hoffsr, of Silver SpfingA left 10
day for Council Bluffs, lowe.
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ON 6nturdny.

The pole raising at the Centennial hotel
will occur on Saturday afternoon between
I and O'Clock.