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Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-16
Gard of

We take this opportunity of returning our
sincere thanks to all the kind friends-in-
Guiding sisters of st. Demands hospital,
school teachers and classmates-for their
sympathy extended to Mamie - during her
sickness, death and funeral.
And we deem it proper to say that some
six months ago she became a member of our
family, and by her gentleness and sweetness
of disposition endeared herself to us TO an
extent only second to that Of our own
children. When her misfortune became APP
parent and She chung to us in her extremity,
our sympathy went out to shield and en-
courage her to overcome the mistake of her
youth and ineXperieuce. We committed her
temporarily to the care of the sisters, with
the privilege of visiting and assisting her
when possible, hoping soon to have her re-
stored to us. But a higher power-that more
than eighteen centuries ago said Neither do
/ condemn thce'-called her, and after eX-
pressing thanks to all for their kindness and
making requests as to her funeral, she re-
ceived baptism and said, II can now die con
tent ~ and as the night of Thursday waned,
surrounded by friends, she peacefully passed
over to meet her sainted mother in a better
world where all mistakes are rectiied and all
wrongs righted, and it will be a comfort in
our declining years to know that that young
wounded spirit never received an unkind
word from us. II. II. AND S. L. FIELD.
Largest stock of wall paper ever seen
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-16

WANTED-At once, two experienced sewer
w pipe layers. Geo. S. Miller, 100 Fourth.st,
Council Bluffs
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-16

Piles cured with certainty. Drs.
Moser 81 Van Ness, Council Bluffs, Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-16
NOTICE,
WANTS,

LNOR RENT Furnished and unfurnished
IL rooms, III list ave. References wanted.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-16
The LAW az CnngrnitY.

The words found in Hebrew Gi9, Things
that accompany salvatIQn. - formed both the
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-16
At the Lake.

Sewer connections and house sewers
laid by N. Y. Plumbing company.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-16

LNOR SALE-Ata bargain. 40 acres near stock
II yards, sCtLS Omaha, Neb., johnson a.
Christian, Room 80. Chamber Of Commerce,
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-16

Cheap Railroad Tickets.
Chicago SO. Reduced rates to all
points east, at Bushnell's.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-16

For all female diseases consult Drs. Moser &
Van Ness, opera house block, rooms 4 ana 8,
Council Bluffs. Correspondence solicited.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-16

"ANTED-S Stocks of merchandise. Have
w Omaha and Council Bluffs city property,
also western land to exchange for goods. Call
on or address Johnson ~ Christian, Room 80,
Chamber of Commerce, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-16

Drs. Moser q Van Ness cure private diseases.
Rooms 4 and b, opera house blk. Telephone @73.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-16

A full line of crockery and glassware
at Lund Bros, No. % Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-16
Personal Pnrngrnnhs.

Union Abstract company, 238 Main stree
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-16

Largest stock of wall paper ever seen
in the city. Picture frames made to
order. Very latest designs in cornice
%mouldings. fl. u. Niles, 402 Broadway.
Oldest firm in this line in the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-16

Money at low rates on rirst-class iarm security.
Burnham, Tulleys 4 Co, iU2 Main street.
The district telegraph distributes cir
culars promptly.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-16

Sheafe loans money on real estate.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-04-16

S. B. Wadsworth g. Co. loan money.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06


The Hebrew New Year 6GlS began at {
O'Clock Wednesday evening. 1t is one o.
the three most important Hebrew festivals
the others being thsAtonement ana the Pass
over. The services stthe synagogue In thi,
city wore very interesting and were largely
attended. They opeLe cd with holiday prayer,
and excellent music by the choir. Miss Bait
zell sang fine solo and Rabbi Ungerleiter
preached q sermon appropriate to the o.
casion, In which he gave good advice to all
present regarding their conduct for the
coming year In short, to turn over a new
leaf. A solo was sung by Mr.. Harry Glib
son aud the service was closed with tbe
regular liturgical prayers and music.
This morning the service opened at s
o'clock with the regular prayers and re-
sponses. The blowing OF the shofar (tbe
rams horn) was sounded, as pr escribed In
the law. A new years sermon full of sd.
monition was preached by Rabbi UnRer.
lelier. Solos by Mr.. Gibson aud Miss
bsl'zsii were sung, and the usual closing
services were given.
This evening the more orthodox Hebrews
Will continue the services for the second
day OF New Year, and will have services
also to morrow.
While the advanced synsgogues keen
only one day, the orthodox synagoRues OBJ
serve two dsys-Thursdsy and Friday.
Saturday, the sIh inst, will be an inpor.
tant Sabbath, and Is called "The Sabbath
OF Repentance" On the following dsy.
Sunday, the s'ricter lsraeiitss keep the fast
OF Gedaiish from sunrise to sunset Fridsv
evening, the li.h inst, will be the eve of
the great Day OF Atonement, called Yom
Ii
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06
PRIZES roR BIsToRIEs.
The copssstssss TO write Thsm IN sasur6
A branch Of the ". o. 4, q, OrRsu,x "a

The Contessants 10 write Thsm IN saturday.
A Branch Of the ". o. 4. q. Orssn,ss1.
COLUMBIA, Sept 6.-The committee on
prizs contests Rev. J. II. Pannebecker,
Rev. J. A. Drmstetter, Rev. Geo. Wells
Ely, 8. II. Hoffman and Jos. w. Yocuw,
have decided upon Saturday % the day
when the centennial prize histories Of
Columbia shall be written. The contestants
VIII meet on Saturday morning at 8 o'clock
In the grammar school room at the institute
where the histories will be written. The
prizes will be for the best histories not
exceeding 1000 and 500 words.
The general committee of the Cen tennia
association will meet this evening.
Geo. w. & B. F. Haldeman have asked
for space to make display In the industrial
parsde.
The costume committee of the Red Men
hold Q meeting In Chiquesalunga tribe lest
evening and ordered SO costumes from
Roener 4 Co, New York.
A meeting was held in tho Methodist
Episcopal church lest evening In the inter
est Of the temperance cause. There was an
address by Mrs. A. sefiord, of Luxerne
county, who Ii employed by the w. g. +.
u. to organzs local branches A branch
was organized by the election OF the follow.
ing ofiicors: President, Mrs. w. X
Nowlen F; Woe president, Mrs. Scott Patton;
secretary, Mrs. VIM. b. Given ; treasurer,
Mrs. Wm. CLARK.
| Plans for the new Methodist chapel 10
be built at Sixth and Chestnut street have
been prepared by Architect Frank X.
Watson, Of Philadelphia, and Jeremiah
Koch, of Columbia Tho building com.
mittee met yesterday and decided to call q
congregational meeting for Monday evsnins
next The plans are for handsome stone
structures OF modern styla The plans ere
for chapel which can DO built for ten OF
twelve thousand dollars and the church
proper can he finished at any time, the en-
tire building costing not less than $4,000.
The II. l.. o. society will meet this even-
Ing a. the homo OF Miss Lizzie Martin,
Miss Lillian Young entertained mum
her OF her friends last evening ut her hom,
by progressive euchre party. Miss 6ussi,
Hook and Mr. Clarence s,oner received
the prizes, fine pack OF playing cards.
The Shawnee Fire company will NEE
this evening.
General Welsh Post have engaged tn,
Worth Infantry band OF York, for the @
A. X reunion at Marietta.
The Lsdles Au Hillary OF the Y. NJ. &. A
will meet this evening
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06
A sUsPEUT ARRESTED.
Ohcer Eicholtx Captures . MAE Supposed I
Have Robbed the stock Yards Hotel

omrer Eiohohx Captures = mae Supposed TO
BaVc Robbed the stock Yards Hotter.
Two Men Visit VIM. shuttle.
Although there ia reward OF $3.50 for the
arrest OF the men who broke into Mrs.
IAhm's house on Tuesday evening, the
thieves have not been caught, nor has
very great effort been made TO get them.
At an early hour this morning there was
another burglary scare. THIS time 1t was
at the residence OF William Schultzs, the
we'll known tobacco dealear, who resides at
30l North Lime street. Mr.. Schultzs arose
at an early hour this morning for the pur.
pose OF doing some work. While he was
busily engaged he was attracted by tho
peculiar noise made In the yard by a
little rooster. Mr.. Schultzs went to
the rear door and there found two
strange men, who ct once took to flight Mr..
Schulze followed them to Walnut street
and there lost them. Had he had some
one to assist him the men might have been
caught There is little doubt that they
were burglars and that they had intended
breaking Into the house, aH carly In the
morning seems to be the favorlte time for
Lancaster burglarlep.
The general impression WAS yester day
that the person who broke into the hotel
OF Adam Snyder was Q sneak well &C.
qualnted with tho premises, aud had moth
Ing Whatever to do with the party that
robbed Mrs Iahm. Last evening Consts.
BILE Echoltz arrested Daniel Seiiert on
suspicion OF being the guilty party. The
complaint was made before Alderman Deem
by George Gerhart, Mr.. Snydsr's host
ler, whose money WAS stolen. Sci.
fert formerly was employed about
Mc3rann's park aud at different stables in
the city attending horses. He Ia consider.
able OF rummy, and Ii not able to hold
position long. OF late he has been spend-
ing much OF his time about Snyder's hotel,
Yesterday morning he suddenly dissp-
pearsd after the burglary was discovered,
aud did not return until towards evening,
He then had money, although he had nc ne
the day before. To several people he told
different stories In regard to the place he
slept on the night Of the burglary. Consta.
bic Eioholtz found him Ia the hsymov of a
stable at the stock yards, and with him was
Frank Quinn, a Philadelphia bum, who
was drunk and was also locked up.
Tsyipg 20 Ger Into y barber shop,
At an early hour this morning an ATTEMPT
was made to break into the barber shop of
J. Fred. Lutz, on West King street. A
daughter OF william Hennecke, who lives
next door, was awakened by the noise
She arose and looked out OF the window,
when the parties, who are believed to have
been burglars, fled.
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DEA THIS


hKsHAN In this city, on the 18th Inst, Mary
daughter OF James ana Mary Meehan. of Cor
donvile aged lG years,
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from st. Joseph's hospital, Friday morning al
loo'clock. Services at st Joseph's hospital
Ahterment al 81 Aarys cemetery. 2ts
sESKR.-september D. lSss, in this city Isaac
wilbur sener, son of John Il. and Sue sener,
aged months and Is days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attond the funeral
from the parents residence, No 237 kast Fred.
eriek street, on Friday afternoon at O'Clock
lnterment nj Lancaster cemetery.
HuBER.-septenber lsss, In this city, c lara
X. Huber. daughter OF Daniel Ii ana Inc late
Clara E Huuer, and grand laughter OF Josenh
ana margaret Rooney. In her eighth month
Tne relatives and friencs OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from her fathers residence, No. 3,? Weu
James street, on Friday aftern oon al o. clocs
lnterment ut Lancaster cemetery.
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It's Flrst Anulvsrsary Ce,eDra,,op

Stevens Castle No. d. A. o. X. NJ. c.,
celebrated It's first anniversary Wednesday
evening ut their CASTLE hall, and glorious
celebration 1t was. Past Commander
Pyott presented the castle with a beautiful
stoel engraving OF Thad Stevens, hand.
somely framed. 3. X. Vice Commander
OveEdeer gave an excellent pictorial sketch
Of the past career OF the castle and the
order In general. 3. X, Assistant Record =
Ing Ecribe Sloan made an address setting
forth the benefits accruing from social bene
nctAl societies, both 10 members and So
ciety at large. 8. X. Shulnyer made some
remarks on religion and secret societies,
showing how the church and the lodge 20
hand In hand In their mission and ans wer.
Ing some objections made to lodges by
some religious denominations, aud Past
Commander Pyott delivered eulogy on
Thad. Stevens after whom the castle was
named. The addresses were interspersed
with music.
A feature was the singing by a qusrtette
OF m anniversary ode com posed for the
occasion, with chorus by the entire castle.
Lancaster Castle No. 26 and Red Rose oom-
mandery No. 20 sent goodly y delegations, the
latter In uniform. Sir Knight Kuecht, OF
Washington castle No. 81, OF Pltlsburg, was
also present and made some interestin 70.
marks. Stevens castle numbers upwards
OF 30 members In good Standing. There are
no bad or suspended members, and In the
past year no sickness has been reported,
nor were there any deaths. Were It not
for the care exercised in admitting mem.
bers It could have q much larger member
ship The affair was one that can be- look cd
back to with pride in the future.
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New York Marker,

zine. oaISlO snpsrnne, o. 1908 ~ Mtnn
sntra G l60o Is City NH. Extra, S5 0O65 Is
Winter Wheat extra. 81 sa06 25.
=, ,Whsat-No. !. Red. State. q o.; No 2
y oOS No. 2. RED. Winter. sept. esx
Oct. u Oii receipts, s7.ito; shipments
Corn - No. 9, Mixed. Cash. six9as.c
sept, sso* s,*em d Oct. 6t1Ic; receipts, 81 so
,oosts Oats No; l. White. state. 4io; No. 9. DO,
ss.s.s,n,s iss %, s,,n, mixed, Sept, SHc
Rye dull state 75c.
Barley nominal.
Fork steady Ola Mess, ei 25nlaEO
Lard STEADY Sept. plO05 oct ,IaaI
noiasses quiet; for b0 boiling stock 2le
BLACK strap. lto. New Orleans 2OSfiOc
Turpentine quiet at $40.
aosin strong strained TO good 81 O2LRn O7s
petroleum steady; Refined In CASES. 0kc.
rreights steady grain TO Liverpool Sd
s,st Cheese dull Western Flat. 7osc. ;
isS sHS o,,o SeSSry' risy 1xGsc Fancy White. la0
nggs nrm STATE. lsxoeOxc !, Western, Il
sugar firm Renned Cutloaf. sssa Granula.
Iallow nrm Prime City. SIC.
hfee nominal Carolina fair 10 good Ss<c
Coffee hrm Fair Cargoes. for Rio. iikgll5c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06
The Doctors In sess,on.

The September meeting Of the Lancaster
City and County Medical society was held
on Wednesday, with the following mem.
bers present Doctors Albright, Black,
Blackwood, Boardmsn, Compton, Davis,
n l., EhIer, Hance, Kendig, Kreiter,
Lsnewsavsr, Livingston, Lesmsn, j. r.,
Aosser, j. h, Musser, II, E., Mowery, J.
4, Aowery, II. A., Roland, Ringwslt,
6henck, J. H., Trsbert, Weaver, D. B.,
Wilmer, i. NJ, and Zsll.
The reports OF the physicians present
showed that there Is very little sickness
prevailing in this county.
The enssyists appointed for the meeting
were not present, and they were reap.
pctnted for the next meeting.
The boy who WAS injured some weeks
$50 ~ having chlsel penetrate his neck,
In gesting out of wagon, was at the meet
Ing, and the nature OF the wound was ex-
piained by Dr. Weaver, his physician.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06
Anu-Corruptionist LAndi.' scheme.

John II. Lands, president OF ths anti.
corruption society, has o scheme on hand
10 raise fund for Qusy's national commit.
'se he Is author of a work entitled
"Ihe ruined Knight" which did not NEE,
with the sale expected, and there remain
stored at the binders several thousand
copies. Mr.. Landis proposes to give to each
one subscribing twenty five cents a copy
OF the work, aud the subscriptions received
Will be handed over to the national com.
mittee. As an anti corruptionist he cannot
sanction the expenditure OF money for cor.
rupsing the voter, This money, he says, ia
to be used only in the doubtful states. viii
he see that 1t not expended In the purchase Q
OF votes
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06
The Prison Inspectors.

The board OF prison inspectors held their
meeting to-day instead OF the first Monday
OF the month. The members OF the beard
who were absent were Messrs Eshlemsn
and Hershey.
Instructor Bwenk was given a leave Of
absence for ten days on condition that he
provide some one 10 NJ his place.
The board awarded the contract for fur.
nishing coal TO the prison to Bsumgard.
nerp, AZ they we're the only bidders Their
price was "a 10 per ton.
Baker Esby was called before the board,
and he explained how Thomas Smith, a
prisoner, escaped last week. No action
was taken In the matter
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06
a iIiusenantA.

THIS Ersniag. The Rochester Herdld SAYS
OF tho acting OF Dora Davidson, who opens In
the opera house In I" DR.. Jekyll and Mr
Hyde" at the opera house to night: "The pro-
duction was a highly pleasing ana interesting
one. Dore Davidson, who appeared in the
dual role Of DR.. JekVH ana Fdipdrd Hyds.
proved himself an accomplished ana gifte a
actor. Hts work was extremely dIfncuit, but
1t was well done--indsed. 1t was oone In a mas
terly manner. ana the audience did not hest.
tate TO give expression to Its appreciation OF
This talented actors refined and effective In
depreciation of the parts which he assumed
He was called before the curtain n several times
aud was warmly appaudpdn
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06
A Btfthtiay Parry.

William Bslz, the genial proprietor OF the
McGrann house, celebrated his birthday
on Wednesday. A large number of his
friends gathered at the house and spent tho
evening having q good time. There was
plenty OF good music, both vocal and In.
strumentsl, including songs by number
Of members of the Msennerchor and others,
and many enjoyed themselves tripping the
light fantastic toe. At q late hour all par.
took OF an elegant supper prepared by Mrs.
RAlH
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06

The third track Of the city passenger rail-.
and the turnout st the monument was com.
pieted TO day, connecting the North Queen
street branch with tho other branches Of the
city railway system. But North Queen
street ID not yet open to the public. This
afternoon Contractor bchwebel began excs-
waiting st North Queen and Orange for the
new sewer that In 10 run on North Queen
street from Orange 70 Centre Square.
When the Belgian blocks were first laid In
the Square and adj AGENT atreets II was said
they "would last for fifty years. Maybe
they will, but for some cause or other they
are being torn up once or twice every year,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06
InJured on tho Railroad.

Andrew Rolpb, who SAID no was as wede,
a shoemaker and resident of Chicago, was
struck by the cars this morning at S:45
O'Clock, one mile west OF Rohrerstown, by
tho Columbia accommodation train and
severely Injured. He was walking on the
track at the time, was struck on the back
and was severely Injured. He WAS brough,
to Lancaster and placed In the county hos
pital,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06

hsw foaK, Sept 9. p. m.-Money closed
rates, u sk0i ssHi. actual rates u sI,o
= 80 ior 20 days ana u slx0i IS for demand
0ovefnmens closed strong; currency 6's,
~ bioi 's coupon. o. 9s1z; tk's DO, q C6sl;
Inc stock market this morning opened
active ana strong on good buying of the Iist
ey commission houses. ana price, advanced
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06
MdRRE7H,
philadelphia Produce Market.

PHILApELPHrA, Sept. 0. Flour frm sales
$40 Dbls Mtnn. Bakers, q G0ip5 10 Penn IN
Family, q 1904 IS; Western 40. q aOo5 GO
bl6 e "' '~'i-NS
kys. s3G5
., ,WS,heat-sept. 30; Oct. ssxi : Nov. Hl.; Dec,
i1c. N''' '-'' pe''
n oats-s Sept, Saci Oct. sSl4c, Nov, satc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06
Fanersl Of n. II. HoIion.


The funeral OF the late Harry II. Holton
took plaoeithis afternoon from his residence,
No ia North Ann street, and was very
largely attended. Among the horal tributes
was coates Ajsr" sent by the Typosraph-
ical Union. The organizations attend
ing the funeral were Lancaster Lodge
No. Gs, Knights OF Pythias, Blue Cross
Castle, No &c. knights OF the Golden Eagle
Lancaster Castle, No. l26, Knights OF the
Mystics Chain, Metsmora Tribe, No. 2, Red
Men and Unity Council, Order Of United
Frienda The pali-besrers were: John
Ursprung and Albert Htrshock of the
Knights Of the Golden Eagle, Samuel Mo-
Donnell and q. J. Shulmyer OF the uights
Of the Mystic Chain, and A. II. Hammond
and William Cony nghsm Of Kniehts OF
Pythiaa RevA Thompson and Mitchell
conducted the funeral services and the inter
ment WAS made ri Lancaster cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06
Gen. IeriY DfnNYned

WYTHRvrLLE, Va, Sept. 6--General 6
William Terry, an eminent lawyer of this
place and tho commander OF tho famous
Stonewall brigade at tho close OF the late
war, was drowned last night while attempt.
Ing to ford Reed creek In buggy. The
creek was swollen by rains and swept the
horse from his feet
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06

Mr. A. Ii, RosBNsTEIN, merchant tailor
has just returned from New York, and has
succeeded In securing the services Of Mr..
Harold kitner, a high class and stylish
cutter, formerly with Dougherty Il Herty,
OF 10Th street and broadway, one OF the
most fashionable tailoring establishments
OF New York city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06

CLOSING.
..Wheat-sept.. sue; Oct. etc.; Dec, 9lxc
May. gsJSc.
.Corn.sept, l5c. Oct, tsa<c; Dec ss,ke ;
Nay, S9xc.
Osts-4ept.. 9xe, Oct. asxc., May, ukc.
,Pork-sept, eIi 10; Oct. ei3 10; Nay.
Lsfd-sept % 90; Oct. % 60; nov.
short Ribs-sept. o SIX; Oct. SAX
OhiOAGo Produce marEss.
CnfoAeo. Sept. o, a3O a m.-Market opened.
.Wheet-sept, s.skc; Oct. 82ttc., Dec. 831kc
May, 9,kc.
Nay. sgskc
Osts-sspt. ss<c.. Oct. aaXc, May. 2sxc.
Pork-eept, N4 Ii; Oct.s elt 20; Hay.
lard-sept. % rs Oct. % 70
Short kiDs-Bopt. u IS oct, % &C.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06
Closed Their EnxsSsmsnr.

The Redmund- Barry company closed
thear three nights engagement In "Her.
mimic" last evening TO an audience which
vss not ~ large as the play and actors
deeerved. This evening Dore Davidson
appeers In "DE Jekyli and Mr.. Hyde.p
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06
Going Into nusine.s In Harrisburg,

Herman Astrich, OF the firm of Astrlch
Bros., Is about to engage In business In
Harrisburg on his account. He has leased
astoreroom on North Third street, Harris.
burg, and will open business about the lst
oil October.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06
dand LaeerAted,

Edward Miller, boy residing on Nor b
Water street, had his left hand tsdly Iscer-
ated yesterday while polishing q plate at
Frsim's lock workA The flesh was torn
from the back OF his hand
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06

k 70 Per cent the villards being the princi.
pal features. This was followed by raid ON
81 Paul By the bear following ana traders,
ana the list became feverish ana the best p,,t
Of the advance was lost. o.. Paul showing q
decline Of ik per cent. from last nights clos.
ing. on reports Of passing the nsnt dividend
ana further issue OF bonds The market has
aimee been very unsettled.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06
For His Old one 0 90

Edward Spear, WHO has spent more time
% jail than out Of II In the pas. ten years,
was arrested yesterday by Constable shaub
sor drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
Alderman Barr committed him for 9 hear
trg.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-06

A meeting of the Sixth ward Democratic
association viii be held at the Schiller Hall,
Friday evening at O'Clock. business OF i'm.
portance, s6 .lfd