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PASSENGERS.

Herbst, c D Vanaman. R Hunt, P Braid
wife and children, Miss NJ Braid. Miss Braid,
B Chapman, II 8 Cumming. A w Wilbanks, n
Rosenheim, Ella Corana, Jas O'Brien, II Burns,
P Moralow, and colored
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Address Registered Letters to

NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, L6a
RE MEM RER That the presence Of
GeneralsBeauregard and
Early, who are In charge of the drawing, is q
guarantee OF absolute fairness and integrity,
that the chances are all equal, and that no one
can possibly divine what number will draw o
Prize.
"REMEMBER, also, that the payment Of
Prizes Is GUARA NTEED BY FOUR
NATIONAL BANKS of New Orleans, and
the tickets are signed by the President OF an Ins
stitution, whose chartered rights are recog,
nized in the highest Courts; therefore, beware
OF any limitations or anonymous schemes"
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SAILED YESrEPDAY.
Steamship Dessoug. Philadelphia.
Steamship VIM Crane, Baltimore.
Schr S g Hart, Perth Amboy.
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COTTON.
,IL.avshpooi, Aug. II. noon.-Cotton dull with
p'.ces generally In buyers favor; middling up
s sanHs ll-l6d, mddling Orleans 1l-16d: sales
~, ~ oaies, or which 500 bales were for speoula
100, ''0''p'' ''OOO ''''' AN''' '0a"
suturcs-UplAnds, low mlddling clause,
h Husss delivery DO Cad; August and septem-
$3.50, September and October 2l-o48
Woto October and November 15-6id Novem-
Uoi aqd Docember i9-G4d December and Jan
sasy 10000 l264d; January and February
io"oi september 5 81 SAD. Futures steady.
n, m.-sales OF the lay included 1900 bales
" American
o.. ratgres-Uplands. low middliny clause, Au-
~, 49, ueuvery %Q6$d. Sellers August and Sep
sonS SoI ss-o$d. buyers; September and Octobsr
buysrns. buyers October and November 5 1900,
ss4es' November and December 1864,
gaes; December and January I2-04d buyers;
n,arv and February ls-64d, buyers: Feb
5Sa and March . IS-o<d, SELLERS September
M. Usd; buyers: Market closed steady.
miGsaogA up.Id. au but or
E,.. ~ I-loc; sales % bales.
s,a. unures=Market opened steady and closed
onaS.y; with sales as follows: August delivery
S b. at Il ssc and closed at II SOC; Septena-
.0c,oLo opened at 84c and closed at $50;
gonsooeer opened 0 64c, closed 66c, November
sssss ~ o4c, closed SEC; Dece mber opened
ssIoo closed Soc; January opened 60c, closed
$50 SW p m.-Cotton closed dull; middiing
te1aus II S-l0c, middling Orleans IL 7-l6o; sales
= 10y none, last evening % bales; net receipts
oees gross os5 tales'
Of su'11rfes-Market closed very steady with sales
AiiS oales, as follows: August delivery II 30
Nov.SlS September . 5000 &c. October Coo,
Jsn,uoer eo0e Tc, December 500 600.
Nsuuaeery olQt9 sc, February 69Np roo,
al o. GDs Isc. April 9s50e Sec May 9 90
~, NC june 10 01NI6 O2c.
"I1sard Price & %. s cotton circular says:
sil,s POOL advicee this morning failed to re-
n - zoe improvements which it was expected
bureau report, and opened and closed
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEAKED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City Of Savannah. Smith. New
fork-C g Andersen, Agent.
Steamship Dessoug, Askins. Philadelphia
@ Anderson
steamship VIM Crane. Bfllups. BALTIMORE
b West s. Co.
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SPOKEN
MARITIME MISOELY.ANY

Brig Sparkling Water, Hichborn, from Fer
nandina for Demerara, Aug g. lat SO OF, Ion
90 80.
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DRY GOODS.
ECKSTE1IN'S
GREAT SPECIAL SALE!

The MOST EXTRAORDINARY SALE ever held in
MORNING in BLACK and COLORED DRESS GOODS
and SILKS Remember this opportunity to get Worsted
Dress Silk Dress the prices offered for the next SIX
DAYS may again We determined to make
this the SALE OF SALES for this season Our Counters
will be STOCKED WITH BARGAINS for this week.
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On Fame's Eternal camping ground, their
silent tents ane spread

And glory guards with ceaseless round,
The Bivouac Of those who smoke "Grand
Republic" Cigarros, and Buffos,
Sold by all first-class dealers.
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NAVAL Srosss-rhe narkst Is sp<dts turpen-
nns was quiet and steady al the a1valoe Tho
salea for the day we're only 80 casks at Slj4c FOR
regulars At the Board d Trade on the open.
ins call the market was reported steady al
szIao for regularA A. the last cab !. closed
steady At 500 for regiiaIs Rosin'-Ths mar.
for the day we're 78o barrels At the Board Of
Trade On the 6rss call She market wss re-
ported steady for K and above and Arm for
loving quotAtteps, ABGD. f.: F and G 300,
dow glass 81 s6 waeer white So 80, AT the clos
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p,ox-!Ths narssS continues entirely nomi-
nsf-pothing doing and no sales reported. At
tho Board u Trade the market was reported
Anil al the appended quotations. small Job
iots are held at HaeNo higher.
Ths Board Of Trade reports the receipts thus
Mr this season at 90, o62 bushels of rough and
the shipments Of cieAn at s4,48l barrels, dis
rejs: to Boston i,sas barrels; TO New York,
las barrels; TO Philadelphia, 2.o54 barrels; to
*. interior a, 900 barrela The stock Of rough
on hand isa3s bushsis. and OF clean i.os5 barrels
Fair. ......... ..-.......... 49W
good ..................... l;tGpSA
Rough
Tide watsf: .............''.....N lopi 0
Country lots .........,....... W0l ~
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

SUNDAY. Aug H. 1883
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll, Oohen,s Bluh and way
landings-W T Gibson. Manager.
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SAvAxxAs. o.. Aug. u. sp.M
o,rrus-rns market continues euiss bus very
arm .. qaosasoeA Toe 'als' FOR the dAJ were
2 b.iss Ga Change At tia ra'ddAy cali a;
. "a. ~ marriott ~as rsps.tsd nsm u 1.-THE fol
ev,us spOs quotations OF sns Cotton Ex-
-. a. cd cotton. xsv n 90 yeed No lower,
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Clos FTlzes, amounting TO-. @l, lIo96UQ
NoTE,-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are not
entitled to Terminal Prizes.
eB,-Foh OLUB RATES, or any other informat
ton desired write legibly TO the undersigned
clearly stating your residence, with STATED
County, Street and Number. More rapid returif
mail delivery will be assured by your enclosing
an envelope bearing your full address,
Orders, or New York Exchange in ordinary lea
ter. Currency by Express cat our expense) ads
dressed Nd. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
or M. A. DAUPHIN, =. a,
WashinetoprDL
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-14

The festival OF Herschell Lodge Of Odd
Fellows was opened at the King street
theatre on Wednesday evening, under
very suspicious circumstances. The hall
has been beautifully decorated, and the
accommodations for those who attend are
the very best. The concert on the opening
night was by the Cecilian orchestra and the
Mozart qusrtette. The admission fee Is ten
cents and each purchaser 10 entitled to
plate Of cream or straw berrier. The attend.
ants are obligipg and there IL no solicitation
OF votes or chances Tho festival will be
kept mp all week and arrangements have
been made for musical treats on each even.
ing. This evening Monterey Lodge OF Odd
Fellows will attend In body, and George
A. Lane, esq will delivefan address.
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so,,sa ana Cross su,,s.

Charles Bilkowski, the man who was
brought from Richmond, Virginia, by
Ofiicer Bsrnhold to answer the charge Of
embezzlement preferred by Stalcy Co,
OF Philadelphia, had . hearing before
Alderman Deem this morning. He was
held in bail for trial st court
After the hearing Biikowski was srrcshd
on q charge OF larceny a. baiiec, preierreo
by II, w, Bald win, agent for Gately * Co.,
for whom the accused had worked. Ban
was entered for q hearing on this charge
J. q. staiey has been prosecuted beioie
Alderman A. #. Donneliy by Charles BIZ
kovski for Iarcepy. The subject OF the isr'
ceny IL an account book, In which Bnkow'
aka accounts were kept and by which he
says he expects to prove bis Innocence OF
the charge of mbezzlement noted above.
saley wss arrested by Officer Merringer
and gave bail ior hearing next Wednes'
day.
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Tho Monumental Association.

The annual meeting OF the Lancaster
County Monumental association WAS held
yestef day afternoon. The election OF ofli-
GERS resulted as follows: President, j. w.
Yocum; vice president, ID. p. Rosenmiller;
secretary, II. Il. Brenoman treasurer, Jas
II. Marshall; solicitor, A. q. ReiInhl; /;
finance and executive committee In charge
Of monument for the year, Chas. Denues,
Edw. Edgerley and Harry Mullen.
The treasurer's report showed the fund
invested for care Of monument In good
shape.
VIM. G. Pyfer, who had care Of the en-.
closure having removed from town, John
B. Reilly was elected to care for the ground
and monument during the coming year.
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A burglar scare.

Tho burglars Of this city have not been
very successful OF late. They have tried to
break into several buildings but have been
driven oil before they accomplished great
deal. Between u and o'clock this morn.
ing a man, who Is supposed to have been
burglar, attempted to force his way into the
house OF Mrs. Mary Steigerwalt, at No. COS
South Queen street. The woman heard
him working at roar shutter and he also
mounted tho roof, the building being OF
one-story. Mrs. Steigerwalt gave the alarm
and officer Shertz who was walking up
Beaver street, hoard II and ran TO the house.
He searched In the yard and all through
the house, but discovered no burglars. They
are believed to have beon frightened oil.
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Another Slight Fire.

1t seems that people In this city are very
anxious to strike fire alarms, and within
the past few weeks the department has
been called out number OF times when II
was not needed. Last evening an alarm
was struck from box 49, ut Lemon and
Mulberry streets, shortly after i've o'clock.
Tho fire that caused the alarm was In the
house No. AIS West Lemon street. which Ii
owned by the Griel estate, and occupied by
William Baton. The fire was caused by
the SCOT, which accumulated In the chin.
ney over the kitchen range, ignlting from a
spark. The msntel and the wooden cross
piece In the fireplace We eslightly damat Q 1
when the Ire was extiDguished. Although
It was known that the fire could easily be
extinguished some one insisted upon
striking an alarm.
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~, fore the Mayor.

The fret subject for tho disposition of the
mayor this morning was Jimmy Quinn.
He received his pension money last week
and the result was spree. His punish.
ment was made at 10 days.
Benjamin Patterson, a York county
droyer, who has been on a protracted spree
for some days, was sent to jail for 10 days
to sober ur.
John Taylor, countryman, came to
town ON Wednesday, got full In the after
noon, missed his train for home and had no
place to go. He slept at the station house
and was discharged this morning,
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HAX York Market.

Nsw Y9eH. june 1t-rlour market steady
Zine, q 2S(p2 81 Supernne, q b0D3 10 MINI
Extra. q 5000 10; City Nh. Extra. u 1904 80;
WhcatGHo. !. RED, STATE, a,kc, No. 2,
o3kc; No: 2, He'd. Winter. July. s,ko receipts
Corn-Ho. ., Mixed. Cash, bsAc
July t9Hc;, August, eo1sc receipts. $4,000 ;
Oats mo. i. white. State, &C, No. .. DO,
lQt,kci DO July, SIC; receipts. tG.oo)
shipments, 0O.i
kYe dull State TIC.
Barley nominal.
Pork dull. Ola Mess, Gt 0lt50
Lard steady June, q "a July,ts n
Molasscs dull for 10 boiling stock, lgNc.
TurpentiDe quiet At 3Gc.
Rosin dull strained 70 good. O nk0l ?7k
Petroleum q uiet Refined In Cases, 9kc.
rr6ights quiet grain 70 Liverpool. lTd.
Butter dull Western Creamery, l6020kc.
Cheese dull; Western FLAT 70sc
State Factory. 7k3sc Fancy White. ia
nggs steady state. l5s!0ie1lc Western. .rh
0l7c.
tel. 7Hc.
Tailow quiet; Prime City, Asl6c.
kice duIi Carolina, fair togood, SIC
Coffee duh Fair Cargoes. for Rio. l5c.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CBIoAao, June IA, $50 a. m.-Market opened
wheat June. sbkc; July, 4xc,
Aug, saskc Sept, S4nc.
Corn-June, b2's July. taAc,; Aug, biI.o (;
Sept t4kc.
oats-June. 32xc. July. S31sc. Aug, 2ssSc ;
Sept. 27l<c.
fork--June. sis 20; July. sl3 70; August.
tl3S5; Sept, $l3D5.
Lard-June. o. blk July, - bs August.
q G.k Sent, o. G5
Short Rihs-JuUe. o. 80; July. o. co
August, q 621S sept, $40.
CLOSING.
wheat--June. s3tc July,s SIC Aug, siJsc
Sept, Stsc.
Corn-June. b2Kc; July, bJic; Aug, bSssc
Sept, bic,
Oats--June, 33ci July, 3JI{c.; Aug 2sl<c
Sept, 27c.
Pork-Jnne, sl3 70; July. siS TN; Aug.
el3 SIX Sept, ll3 9fk
Lard-J une, Is AK; July.s b5; Aug
es 62x Sept, 60.
Short Ribs-June q b2x; July, S55i
Aug, q G2L Scpt.C ~.
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Will Hold Picnic

Wednesday evening the Patriarch Mill
tant Association, i. o. o. f., OF this city,
held their regular meeting 1t WAS decided
to hold picnic at MI Gretna. A COM
mitee consisting of l.. q. Mentzsr, q. +.
Smith, A. Il. Reist, John G. Sieber, r..
q. seldomridge, J. tB. Gingrich and J. r.
Snyder, was appointed to make arrange
ments.
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The Risn school Alumni.

A meeting OF the executive committee o.
fhs high school alumni was held on We'd
nssday evening, and partial programme
Of exercises was agreed upon. Indications
point TO large attendance at the reunion
ON the evening Of June Goth, Secretary
Harry l. Spencer having already received
replies from about 75 members stating that
they would be on hand. As 1t Is necessary
70 make arrangements few days Irior TO
the banquet those intending to be present
should at once notify Mr.. Spencer.
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Severe Accident.

Wednesday evening Edward Bookmyer,
painter, met with q severe accident at his
home, No. 303 West Orange street. He
was in the act Of hanging ladder in the
alley, when piece Of board four feet long,
and placed some distance above his reach,
Tilted and fell, one corner OF the board
striking Mr.. Bookmyer directly on the left
eye. infiioting very painful wound. 1t
was feared the sight was destroyed, but
happily this Is not so.
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A little son OF Edward Trissier, OF West
Chestnut street, age about years, WIS
playing along Mary street, near Walnut,
where some water pipes are being laid,
Wednesday afternoon. He accidentally
stumbled and fell into the ditch. At first
u was reported that he had been killed, but
Il ives afterwsrds found thst although no
bones were broken he YVES badly truised.
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Tue iSeaulifai Rose.

Mrs. Nlssley, wife OF Prison Inspector
Jacob w. Nisslsy, presented ex-Prison So
ilcitor g, @. Kennedy with a large basket
OF roses. The members Of the bar on Bar
barry coast are sporting the roses this after.
noon as butlon-hole bouquets.
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KsnawayFrom tho Home.

Levi Wertz, age 10, and John spRugler
age Is years, ran away from the Home for
Friendless Children ON Tuesday. They
were reprimanded by one Of the instructor s
for breach OF the rules and skipped out
shortly after rwsrd'. The police are on the
lookout for them and any Information as to
their whereabouts my be lett with Chief
Smeliy
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A Bridge for the Lower END.

Judge Patterson has approved the yeti.
ton praying for the erection OF county
bridge over Coon Run, at kinseyville mill,
Little Britain township, on the road lead
1ng from New Texas TO Rising sun, Nd.
A. the petition has received the favorable
oonsiderstion OF grand jury, commits.
sionsis and the court, the bridge will now
b. built.
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Five hundred yards, Creedmore target,
Il ivteen shots, possible one hundred points !:


The Micnnerchor hall and garden was an
attractive place last evening In the former
the society gave a concert In which they
Iehesrsod the choruses and solos to be
given at Baltimore. Following this there
was dancing until a late hour. The attend.
snce, especially OF ladies, was very large.
In the garden the crowd that came to
see John Tills marionettes was very great.
People were standing so thick that 1t was
almost impossible for more to get In and
obtain view. The nimbie figures played
"Humpty Dnmpty and gave a minstrel
first part.
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Tonight tho Youog Folks Society OF b.
s,onhon's Lutheran church Will open straw
berry FESTIVAL at the hall No "a Centre Square
10 continue Friday and saturday evenings.
Every preparation has been maoe ior plg
,Imo. and All who wish to spend pleasant
evening should attend. The hall IL nicely
festooned ana decorated and there will be
music ana singing every evening.
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FAHNESTOCK'S.
q 81 EAST KING ST.. LANCASTER PA
PALACE or FASHION.
AsTRlcH's
PALACE OF FASHION,
13 EAST KING STREET,
Lancaster. Pa.

Lancaster Pa.
The great crowds which
throng our store room, both up
and down stairs, tell the tale.
They tell a more effective story
than a whole newspaper full OF
advertising.
Saturday was the biggest day
in the history Of our business.
When we say that we refused
to take orders for Trimming
Hats, it shows that we were
busy.
Our immense assortment and
our low prices are the attrac-
tons.
This week we offer some
special inducements in Muslin
Underwear.
Chemise, at IS, SO, 7sc and
81.
Skirts. at IS, so. oS, 8S, 99c,
SI.25 and $3.50.
Nightgowns, at IS, 50, 60,
73, ooc, $I.25, etc.
Corset Covers, at IS, IS. 81,
50 and 7sc.
Drawers, at IS, SO and 6oc.
We have made a big display
Of these goods in our show
window.
These prices are guaranteed
to be lower than in any other
store in this city.
Corsets, our specially. A
regular soc Corset we sell for
SIC, white and colored, all sizes.
Our Patent Moulded Corset,
at soc, is sold everywhere at
75c.
DR.. Warmers Good Luck"
Corsets we sell at soc.
The r. & G. at 75c, never
before sold at less than 81.
DR.. Warmers -Four in
Hand" FLEXIBLE Hip" and
Health" Corset.
DR.. Balls Corsets. Madam
Foy's Corsets, 81. Misses Cor.
sets and Waists.
Bustles, all the best STYLES, at
lowest prices.
Great bargains in 2o-inch
Swiss Embroideries, at soc a
yard.
Elegant Swiss Edgings, S to
6 inch, at I5c yard.
Elegant 4s-inch Swiss En-
broidery, at 90 and o5c yard
sold everywhere at 9oc and 81.
Surah Sashes and Sash Rib
bons, in white, cream and light
blue.
White and Cream Fans.
White, Cream and Black
Lace Mitts.
ASTRICH'S ?. 0. F.,
Lancaster.
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la--=-=ss-s--s----=---a=- -
MARRfAGE8.

r.y,o.,,xrr.,In mi. e,,vs nm the is,h
inst, by the New. y. r. Lehr, at the Rvangeli
cal parsonage, AZ vest orange street, Mr
Ifs,, arnns ayro, 70 Mss nan a net,s a. ueie.ns
Helene, both OF this city. 1tds
TALK -BRoonx June B, 1888. by Rev. W. II.
Burrell, at his residence, - Cooper street,
Camden, N. j., MI Joseph falk. 70 Mis- Ellie
q. BrooIne, both of Lancaster city. Pa. 1tds
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-14
Appointed Registry Assessors

jacob Herchelroth has been appointed
rsgis.ry assessor Of the Third ward, TO take
the place Of w. d. King, resigned.
George 7. Greider has been appointed
asssaor of Lititz borough. There was q
tic at the election and as Mr.. Greider's op-
ponent did not desire his name to be con-
nidered In connection with the Office the
commissioners selected Mr.. GreideT,
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Info rmatioa Waptsf,.

A letter has been recsiyed in this city by
. gentleman asking for information OF
Albert johnson, 2s years old, q stone mason
by trade. Ifsnyone knows the whereabouts
~ Ar. johnson favor viii be conferred by
Sewing that information at the ISTELLI-
0RNcER ofiice.
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PTeas he'd On 81, Anthony.

Tie panegyric ON ST. Anthony preached
at 81. Anthony's Catholic church on We'd
nesdsy was by the eloquent Father Dorm
hege, Of Philadelphia.
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ksgssssrsd as a physician.

Dr. James Lewis Jamison, OF WTights-
vile . graduate Of Jefferson college in
lssz' wss Registered to-day as a physician.
bhs, nscsss tssed his Registering
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Let Tor FindIAy, Ohio

Hsnry FhrlfmGr, the we'll kAoTn car
penter, leit Lancaster on the Western Ex-
press last night for Findiay, Ohio, where
he will take up his future home.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-14

okE OF the Gieen Stone front Houses on
North Duke street, the NTH north OF New
street, will be offered at public sale at the
Leopard hotel this trhursdsy) evening ats
O'Clock,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-14

BUSINESS METHODS MADE PLAIN.
- The system of instruction At the
LANCASTER COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Is 80 simple ana plain that any young LADY or
&c nueman can easily master all the Details OF
abustness education.
LIBERAL TERMS.
Evening Sessions -Tuesdays. Wednet
and Fridays. full information given by
II. @. WEIDLER,
Lancaster Commercial Collega
ootlktfo Lancaster IA
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issi'isa aaHaais 49, asaasIa
AARkE7U.
Phiiads,phia n oducs Msrhet.

Phiiade,phia n odu % Market.
PHILApILPBIA, June l.-Tlour dull sales
l. 100 bbls MINI. Bakers. e3 p01s 20 Pepn,a.
Family, % S5l4 90; Western 40, u 1904 %
winter Patents. N7505 l2H
kye, % 65eD3.75I
Whsat--June. exc, Juiy, sONc.; Aux. t0kc.
Corn-Jnne. 69c; July. 59c; Aug 60Hc.
Oats une. 4Sc; July, 43o Aug, 8isc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-14

Department Of Labor Established.
The president has approved the bill to
establish department OF labor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-14

To jail For Twenty four Hours.
John Dicsel, arrested for abusing his
family, was sent 70 Jail this morning by
Alderman Barr for twenty.fou hours.