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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-30
NEW YORK.

YIw Yonk. August es.-cotton quiet: sales.
e2O bales: uplands, l0ySc.; Orleans. lie; net
receipts. 1850 bales, exporlB a. Great Britain,
sS3f bales; 10 tho Continent, 423 baies; stock,
lsg55i bales Southern -four nrmer Wheat IA
NC lower on spot and very quiet; options less
actiye and hs'Ic. lower: No cred, sia$Log4;
September, 9sz.c-tl0i; October, sl.00kaf1. 0sts.'
Corn-s pot active: options fsirly active No q Au-
gust, 63fsc; september, 33xaJtkc.; October. 5as
H1c Uats-Spot moderately sctiye and ksl4c.
higher closing easier WITH the advance lost; op-
tons fsiriy active; August. 39a40c.: September,
20i. aSDa1c; october. 30,sas05kc. Hofe strong
and moderately active. Cofiee-August, sli.i5a
ti25; September, $40. Easii.05: spot rio barely
steady and quiet: fair, cargoes. si+z5asi4.50
in active demand. Molssses nominal Rico In
moderate demand and strong. Petroleum. Grin
and In good demand; reGned. nc. Taiiow
stronger and ecafce; prime city, Sc. kostn dull;
common 70 good strained. G.G4auWk.
POTATOES In fair defnsod and steady. Tur-
pentine steady at ~ a53.c- Hides stronger
and fairly active. Wool IN moderate temaod
and steady; beef hams slow and easy 81 sl5s
1850: tierced beef Quot and steady. City extra
india mess. 3l230a3l5. cutmes1s dnll and
easy; picklod shoulders. .asK7zc.: hams, is8 .
fsc Niddles strong. short-cieArA exc. Lard
western steam, o. casa s.; city steam - 50 OPP
sara: refined. 1rmer. Frsighis stronger; cotton.
Der steamer, I'd. grain. per steamer. Sd.
CHICAGO.
uafoAeo August q. - Tho cssh quotations woru
Flour frn. No spring wheat ss,Ss9skc:
NO. red. g2kc. No. : com. 40 No. : oeta.
ssaaze. Hsss-port: ti<so Lard, Asaga So.
shors-ciser' 5szisxl whisxsy, Si-I
The eadiLx futures ranxSd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-30

He had q conferences min COLONEL Bzsco. Dom
mitfsensn OeIrichs and Tnrpsy, 9ovsrDor ofesn
Of New Jersey, and senu10r xuatis Of lnaiasAA
me Democratic managers placed four ncx cocu-
msnks Ia the field to-day. Two arc pfinteu ln
mems are . Whist me Pensien Eecords show
and the speech u gsncfai F. A. Collins % me
81. Louis Convention
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-30
Norfolk and we.,era Iuiy business.

PHILADELPHIA, August 90. The
statement OF the business of the Norfolk
and Western railroad for July, 1883,
shows gross earnings, Si07, 2s5; ex-
penses. S26l, $50; net earnings, $780,.
9O5--an increase OF 81. 2oS as compared
with tho same month last year.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-30
THE LONG SESSION.
Congressmen sick of ft-Gorman
Answers AiItson-Personai Items.

from Our REGULAR Correspondent
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 29.-
There begins to be a prospect of adj
journment. Both parties are very tired
of this long session, and each one would
be glad to consent if the other would
make the move.
The recent speeches of Senators ALI
son and Sherman are generally regarded
as a prelude TO back-down on the
part of the Republican senator's as to the
substitute for the Mills bill. Senator
Allison sought to show that there was
little or no surplus, hence little need
of revision OF the tariff, while Sena-
tor Sherman undertook to show that the
balance of trade was against us.
Tomorrow night the Republican sena-
tors will hold q caucus and probably
agree upon some course in reference to
the vexed subject. Democrats in both
houses say that the Republicans would
gladly abandon any attempt to intro
duce q tariff bill in the Senate, but for
the fact that their leaders in that body
are publicly pledged to do Sc.
SENATOR GoRNaN ANSWERS ALLISON.
Senator German to-day replied very
effectually TO Mir. Allison on the subject
of increased expenditures under Demo
cratic Administration. He showed that
the expenditures for the improvement Of
the navy under Cleyeland's Administra-
ton bad exceeded those under Garfield's
and Arthur's by about Sl7, 0c0, 600; pen
sions, sl2,sl9,0O0 postal expenditures
for the improvement Of that service,
si5, 400, 49,. This nearly made up the
increase charged by Allison. he stated
that the Republican Senate had increased
the appropriation bills as they came from
the House $4,000, COO. He condoled
with Mr.. Allison on the veto of his Sioux
City publlc-buiiding bill. and said he
could sympathize with him as he himself
had been = sufferer, having had his bill
for public building at Annapolis vetoed
by the memorable Grover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-30

WAsHsseros, August 20 The Secre-
tsry Of the Treasury has appointed H. y.
Geddings andC. r. Wertenbaker % oe
assistans surgeons in The Marine Hosp"
tai services. The former has been US.
signed to duty ct Wsy Cross, Gs~s and
lie latter 10 daty Il Norfolk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-30
FINANCIAL.
Grain. Pvviasas. cstssa. fssassA rsr
psnsina nssta, fsE azl
Yeesas MsTkez1


NEW YoHK. August q. The stock market vs
mere sctlse today and was fsverish, bat lstc In
the day weak. which wiped out most cf tho rsias
recorded in the early dealings and left majority
Of The active list fracsicDklly lover than last
evenings prices. The dcciton ct Judge FARRELL
against The Iowa Railroad Cummtsatoo VA 70
garded a. great bull card. aud ne demand for
stocks was such that prices with many rescf1ons
slowly climbed up until the LAST boar The
London arbitraRe operations we're a8ainss we
list and helped 70 give tho feyerirn
and unsettled appearance which u possessed
during the moet OF the time. hsalixinx seies
also played an important pait and 10 the LASS
hour became 30 numerous tfak almost every
thing was forced below the level Of tho oncrioe
prices. Coal stocks we're again great features,
though tho Grsrgors wore brought more promi-
neniiy 70 tho front BY the decision. These we're
followed by Gould stoekA snd New England
again became active. Union Pacific Was promi-
nont especially late. Lake Erie and western
preferred were conspicuous for strength. ons
the only marked movements among spocisues
was an advance OF , per cont on Mshonipg Goa!
on its recent heavy earnings. IL was cay OF
advances and reactions. and mo best prices as .
rule we're reached at O'Clock. Tho heavy
realizing OF the last hour. however, neutraized
advances and closet the market as above indi-
Gated. Total sales. $4,000 shares
Nsw YORK. August D--.soon.--Stocts dan and
firm. Money essy a. fsih. Kxchsnse-Lons,
as: short. go Governments dull and steady.
Evenin9. -Exchange quiet and strong. Money
easy At lal \ per cent Sub rreAsury balances
Coin. si5s, 6o3.000: currency. fS.O6s.ooc. Gov
ernments dull and heavy; 4 per cons. i2>f.
~ per cents. l07k. State bonds dull and steady.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MAaKpr

August 90. 1874
There is no feature OF interest In the trade to-
day worth reporting. Auction sales have been
only few hogsheads for some days past At
tendance on Change Is very small
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nALrTnoRE srOCK MARKEr.
RICHMOND srocX EXCHANGE

BALTIMORE, August 29-yirginis 6is, console
dated, 81; pastdue coupons, %; do l0-lO's,
49, do. new Sis, doH. BIO today
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uo.a pu,enrse.

wAsrus0ros, August 29.--The bond
offerings to-day aggregated Sl,N7, 600.
Accepted, $1,000 registered us at 1914.
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SAILS aspoarsc ~ sscsxr.sv.

FLoUt.
wo quote: Fias. g. soasar5 snperiue. s275a
S. 70; extra, Si5ossi75: family, Sfa54.5o: patent
family, country, s4.75afAS
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FOkg OF KICaMOND AUGUST 70. 1858
DEATHS.

ATYRRE Died. suddenly isst night Al as
O'Clock, at hIs residcnce, i0t north fifth strseL
JOHN A. TfREE, Ia toe nlty-third year VI be
aga.
Notice OF funeral will be announced hereafter
WHTTLOcK- Died. at the residence Of her
husband. i0lx BuetAua street. ~ $50 Y. n. Ne
fslh instant NARY TEeEsBA. beloved wife %
Patrick Callahan: aged twenty eight years.
May her soul rest In peace.
Her funeral nh take place THIS EVENING
from ~. Peters Cathedral 81 $50 ociock
Friends and Aeqoaintsnces are respectfully inst
ted 10 attend.
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SABINE ss,KLLIexxcE.


mARaNg lstELLIGESCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. AuJusf %. rss
sua risos. .......... $40 Htaa TfDE
san et8............ 6eii Morning .lu.35
Moon rises.........i szD Evening ........... n:ll
roKgos RICHMOND. AUGUST 20. 1853
skILgD.
Steamer Ariel Deyo Norfolk. Unite.i ststss
mail. merchandise. aud passengers. l. IL iAtum.
agent
PORT OF NEWPORT HEws AusUsr %. 1851
lBy Telegraph
AEKfyKD
stssmship Decoy. Hall. Pernsmbuco. 70 coal
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch, Richmond,
and sailed for New YORK. merchandise.
eAiLsD.
schooner Ellen Lobin. LsrkIns. New HsssSs
coal.
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AUGUST e9-Nsrkst steady; no TRANSACTIONS
reported. pgime. 3aasas 2. ezra prime, 3ac.;
fancy. &C. common. ika2hc.; -helcf. 2tas'4c.,
Spanish exc: factory b d-plcasi. 3 40.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-02-11
Mr.. LincoIn's Inkstand.

Perhaps the most elaborate and
costly inkstand in the country is the
one now in possession of Robert I.
Lincoln, of Chicago, and which stood
for a time on the private desk of his
father when the latter was the occu-
pant Of the White House. One of
the delegates, from Arizona in Con-
oress in 1865 had become so fond OF
President Lincoln that he wished to
give him some memento OF his friend
shin. He sent to Arizona for 400
ounces of silver, which was nodded
nv Tiffany Il Co. into a handsome
and uniquely decorated inkstand.
me material itself cost $500, and the
hin for the the work upon it was
$500. 1t had not been . month be-
fore the assassination occurred, and
FAR twenty-five years since then 1T
has lain in a vault.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-02-11
Professional! Cards.

DR. s. n. MYERS,
No West Martin Street. near the Luth
eran Church,
Apr : T4lyd,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-02-11
Coal and We cd
COAL AND WOOD OFFICE
ANC
Flour ard Feed Store
No. s. QuelA 81, StaleyIs Block

THHE undersigned respectfully informs the
4 citizens of Martinsburg and Berkeley
county that he has opened a Coal and Wood
Office aud Flour and Feed Store at 90 Queen
Street, where all orders ia my line will res
ceive prompt attention. have put in pair
of Fairbanks new scales and all coal sold By
me will be weighed and full weight guar
anteed. Piedmont and Cumberland run OF
mine, Fine and Lump Coal; also best quail
ty Nut and Egg anthracite coal always on
hand.
Farmers having Corn, Oats and Hay TO sell
are solicited to see me before selling. Thank
ing the public for the liberal patronage ex.
tended.me, and soliciting your further favors,
am respectfully yours,
jy24-ly. j. w ROr EXITS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-15
1.he Deatn I.ist Reaches IeO.

Fla, Sept l5.-Duripg
~ past "a hours, ending at noon to.dsy,
1ourteen new cases OF yellow fever have
heea reported, making Q total OF s44
oases reported 20 date. Four deaths
from the disease were reported since
noon yesterday, mskiDg the total number OF
dsaths from the disease to date 100. There
are nve hundred and eight persons now
- sick beds and thirty-six cases have
BEEN pronounced cured during the past "a
hours. The weather ID more favorable to-
day, the sun being able TO show itself more
brightly through the rapidly evsporsting
mlsk giving the convalescent q chance
- recuperate 10 the fresh air on the piszzas
md sunny windows which have been taken
advantage OF by numbers OF patients News
Noon McClenny states that there have been
e6 cases Of yellow fever there and IL deaths
from the disease The physicians, nurses
and supplies which arrived yesterday are OF
great assistance, the local physi-
clans and nurses being sick and the
supplies -s1heastod. The place is almost
dspcy'at no more than 2i0 people re-
0nainfng.
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Now York Market.

NEW YoRx, Sept 10 Flour market steady |;
Zine, q 0sa3 10, suporfne, u 1908 40; Milan
Extra, o. ibob %; City sili. Extra, u 7iG4 20.
wheat-No. l. Rod. state. &c; No 2,
csc; NO. 2 Red. Winter. Sept. o7hc ;
oct. 9'n; receipts, none; shipments.
Corn - NO. 2, Mixed. Cash. Hkc
Sept. btc; Oct. tskc; receipts' none ;
Oats NO. i. White. state. tis, NO. q 40.
sbkc; No. 2 mixed, Sept, 3Okc
receipts. none shipments, none.
Hye 6ull State 75c.
Barley nominal.
Pork steady OLD Mess, sl5 250l575.
Lard STEADY Sept el0S0 oct. $40 10.
MOlxsses dull for % boiling strrE. AGSso
Black strap. lao. New orleans. D04Oc.
Turpentine quiet At 3sk039o
Rosin dull strained Ia good, u co.
Petroleum steady Refined In Cases, 91kc.
Freights nrm grain TO Liverpool. ID
Butter quiet; Western Creamery, 130Ac
Cheese easy; Western Flat 70so.
State Factory. 7k0sc Fancy White, ia
ssss duh !; si4.ts. isko2Oc; western. Il
sugar firm Rsrned Cutloaf. ssSc; Grannis
ted, 7k0ll l-l8c Mould i" A." 7Ac; Contsc-
tioners A." 7kG9 lie /; Cot ee"A,, stand
T,liow quiet Prime City. bAG5xc.
Rice nominal Carolina. fair toBood, b5<c
Coffee stoady; Fair Carsoes. for Rio. ioDlbkc
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DEA THb


SUNNY .-September l3 1888. In this city. y.
II. SUNNY. aged sixty six years, six months
ana nineteen days.
The relatives ana friends OF tho family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
without further notice. from his late residence,
No A50 North Queen street, on Monday alter
noon at 1850 o'clock at the house. services al
the Ola Mennonite church. at Lancaster. at
o'clock Interment at Lancaster cemetery.
GRIrRR. this city, Frid ~, september ~
1855. Bertram Taylor, son OF Charles v ana the
late Susan aeiter.
FUNERAL from the residence OF his grand
parents, No. a. south Water street. sunday
afternoon at o'clock lnterment private.
ltds
HON In this city. on the 18th inst Nary y
Holm, relict OF the late Henry Holm, in the t3t
year Of her age.
The relatives and friends of tho family arr
respectfully invited TO attend the funera
from tho residence of Mrs. q. NJ. Snyder, No
2s West King street, on Tuesday afternoon n
O'Clock. slo2tu
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-15
1h. R.a oros. sool.ty TO A,a.

WAsHrNGroN, Sept 15.-Miss Clara
Barton IL receiving constant reports from
The yellow fever district, and reinforce
msnts are being constantly sent to the
fsuut The needs OF the service,
eziss Barton ssys, are not young,
Inexperienced enthusiasts, but trained
fosaw nurses and no others are being sent
down. Contributions OF money are coming
IN steadily and . meeting Of the special
Rsd Gross committee will be held Monday
- arrange for systematic contributions.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-15

NBw YoRK. Sept. Is. p. m.-Money closed
At per cent. Exchange steady posted
rates, u s5o4 s9k; actual rates u sik0
s4N.for 90 DAYS ana u s904 ssM for demand
Governments closed steady; currency 8's,
q q bid; as coupon. q ssss; Ak's DO. d Nk |;
bid.
The stock market this morning was feverish
and irregular. and closed at noon In an unset
tied state. The feature OF the dealings was
heavy pressure to sell the Granger stocks,
particularly ST. Paui. Outside of the Changers
there was little or no trading. The stocks
named went steadily down under the selling
movement, ana ut the close were OF ~ to 50
per cent. The decline in the Others were
within the range OF Il TO per cent
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ph,,sae,pn,s produo. n,.rGe,.

PHiLADnLrHIA. Sept. IS. Flour firm sales
! 100 bbls MINI. Bakers. u 2b<D5 10 Penn'a
Family, "a 2b9t 30; Western 40. u 400o 90 ;
$40.
hys. o. rs
whsat-sept.s .s7i Oct. 81; Nov, ss1i Dec.
Sorn-sspt, Ss,.c; Oct, beIc, NOV. S,ei Dec,
A5xc.
6an-sept, ss,lci Oct. ss,le Nov. sac
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-15
1--we STOCK markets..

CHICAGO. Sent. N-Cattle-Receipts. 5000 I;
shipments. q 900; market steady; beeves,
o. 0OCt8 20 cows. bulls ana mixed, d 3,63 % f;
Texans steer, sl 9l03 40; western rangers,
% 750s 10.
Hogs -Recoips. 5000 head; shipments
1000; market strong. lowers mixed ss ~
Sp6 80 heavy. " 1906 10 Light, o1out 40 skips'
q O0ci %.
sheep Rsceipts. 5000 head shipments.
I 600; market strong natives, q IS
GpS n; Western ShOrn, u 1904 %; IeKas shorn,
q 1908 90 lambs. u Oo36 %.
hast LIBHRrY. Cattle - Receipts, GIL ;
ahipmentR. Gas; market steady prime
heavy, o. 7b06; fair TO good. q 1905 % com
mon, o. oo0S; no cars shipped TO New YORK to-
day.
1900 market active Philadelphias, % 700
o 20; mixed, % 3566 20; Workers, u zoo
a. o. 10 cars shipped to New York to-day.
Sheep Receipts. 2ioo; sh,pments. zoo;
market firm prime q tSga @ 90 90 gooa' s'W q
&l5 30.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-15

- uoscaes usnp pasgn Issssss
DomsssusSo socisty of Psnnsyivsnia
n4 oas . circular requesting every
S11nlo eocissy end club In the state 70
= aosivsiy 10 the call of State Oneif.
Xlroee sor usssinss on the 27th OF this
11S 3 dIsoum The issues Of the campaign.
~ y RESPECTFULLY suggested that these
nos - inexpsnsive; that music shall
- 6esmed essential or even important;
y - upse1al dependence 10 placed upon
u1Gn epeaksn; but that tho people come
ihW a The Democratic societies. or 10
~ - Usetings under the management
- samiliar party authority, 70 nxe
Aooeiy counsel together, for the bee'
o1ln Of our state and country-which
& IS b served only BY the election oi
C0annd and Thurman, and the choice o.
oouGzsm devoted 10 the reformation o.
- (Klseipg unequal and oppressive sys
m q lodenl taxation.
= We further earnestly epjoin upon thu
|omcoEutic societies Of Pennsylvsnis th'
- q holding regular weekly meetings
- - accustomed places, until after tn
@lo ase closed In November, and the!
~ lard Of the triumpant election Of ou
ln1ous candidates for president an
& ~ yeUsidenk"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-15
For the yellow Fever snfisrtr.

NEW YORK, Sept l5.-A letter was re.
osived ut tho mayors office to-day by
Charles Frohmsn, manager of the Ly-
osum theatre, In which he proposes to give
. special entertainment on Wednesday
afternoon next for the benefit of the yellow
Ssvsr sufferers. The play on the occasion
viii be Lord Chumley."
subscriptions received today at the
mayors office for the relief OF the yellow
iovoT sufferers amounted to $l,02375.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-15
Credit Notes to He Issued.

ST. PETERSBURG Sept l5.-Al oyernment
uksse has been issued authorizing the lmpe'
rial bank to issue new credit notes which are
TO be- entirely covered by gold. Nich-
nsgradske, minister OF finasce, will imme'
distely issue notes to the amount of 10, =
OO0, 900 roubles.
A telegraph line Is being built from
Khiva 10 Chardjui.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-15
The Fight Was . Draw.

Boston, Sept 10 Frank Steele, OF Bos-
ton, and Tommy Danforth, OF New York,
fought 10 rounds with 3-ounce gloves to a
draw last evening at the rooms OF the
Fair Play Club. Dsniorth had the
better OF the light hitting done In the
first eight rounds, but Steele braced up in
the ninth, and thereafter had a shade the
hest of It
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-15

Bargains In Real nssass 81 Psivass sale.
Farm. ITO acres ~ Eden, In highest state OF
cultivation. Residence, 1sl East Orange
street, all conveniences, lot S2x2l5 feet. Also
Colcbrook valley 2. = Quarryville X. =. ana
Columbia borough bonos.
JACOB b LONG,
tfdeAw No 10 North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-15

About month ago Johnny Boyle, q son
OF Lawrence Boyle, of So West German
street, who Is something OF an acrobat,
broke his arm while tumbling. To-day
while doing a ''fllpper" at the high school
gymnasium the boy had the same arm
brok en-.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-15
Bsd HIS Arm Bsdiy Crushed.

Michael Powers, . brakeman on Parkes.
1oual freight Of the Pennsylvania railroad,
Not With rather serious accident yesterday.
HU Nss coupling the hind car Of his trail n
o he caboose at Leaman Piaca Tho two
came together, catching his left arm between
he bumpers and crushing II 10 the elbow.
Ths arm was amputated by Ora Dickinson,
- Parkcsburg, Leamsn, OF Leamau Place,
md Crawford, of Lancaster. Powers Ia 9
I; broehsr OF Isaac Powers, Of this city, and
{ ~ been employed on the railroad 80 years
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-15
Uhoked to death by Coiluioid Collar.

John Cruetz was found dead IN Druid
Hili park, Baltimore, on Friday evening.
He had been drinking, seated himself on =
bouch nnd fell asleep. His head dropped
Over ON his chest, and then his stiff oellulcid
collar stopped the windpipe and checked
the now OF blood through the already con-
tFaceed veins, causing death to ensne from
opphyxIs and apoplexy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-15
MARKETS.
s,n,c>ro proauce Market,

CHICAGO, Sept. ID. B.3O a. m-Market opened.
Wheat--Sept., 9lc; Oct. 90kc.; Dec, Slxc
CornNsept. liHc.; Oct. i3,lc; Dec, Ssszc
Oats-sept. akc.; Oct, 2,kc; Decr 25c
PorRHsept, ga &c; Oct, sli 2S; May
sli IS. - s.
Short HiDs--sept., u 10; oct, " 10.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-15
.Zuks" A. the Opera House

There was quite good sized audience at
the opera house last evening to see "Zitks'
played for the second time. The PERFORM
suce was an Improvement on the night
before and the company appear for the last
time to night.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-15
wss II an A,tsmps TO wreck . Traing

81 W00 u IN Attompt 10 WfecR IfNtbE
y Az the Columbia Accommodation train
Wout on the Pennsylvania railroad was
running through the cut near Limo street
about 7:30 Friday evening heavy chain
Waa discovered on the track abort distance
n front Of tho locomotive. The locomotive
elruck the chain, but neither 1t nor any oi
thoooaches were derailed. The chain wAs
prubably placed there to wreck tho train.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-15
RahIic sale OF Horses,

james Wilson viii sell At the Keystone
House on Monday. september nth, 70 head OF
Delaware county, Ohio horses, from three 70
ave years OLD. Some nne drivers and pair
OF bays Weighing $500 pounds. ltd
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= Frspch Ganbost Ordered Into Service.
PARIS, Sept l5.--The French government
- ordered gunboat to the west coast OF
Aextca 70 pursue slavers' vessels, especially
I 1hnno lying the French flag.
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Adyessising Cards.

DO you wish 10 use cards for advertising Q
purposes during the fair . lfyou DO, you VIII
DO we'll to call at the 1rTrLLroRsoKR OSsloh
ana see nne samples and cheap prices. we
will give you neat and cheap novelty adver
Using of all kinds.
INTELLIG ENCER, Centre Square.
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A S,pb,-u,oom,px Cereus o,sns

Miss Dolly Brus, OF 2l7 East Frederick
street, has ght-blooming cereus, which
was open last night and attracted great
crowd OF persons to see II. 1t Ii very
beautiful flower.
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str,kers nud soloier, F,cb,.

PARIS. Sept. l5.--A conflict occurred to.
day ct Pierre Bufficre, In the department
- Hautievisnp, between body OF strikers
nna the military, several strikers being
00unded ana numerous arrests made.