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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-31
DkA THU,


HAAs.-On J diy 80, 1883 In this city. Emma
Msgdalena, daughter OF Edward and Emma
Haas, aged months.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
from the parents residence. No. 4i2 South
Duke street. on Wednesday morning at s:SO
O'Clock. lnieIment at St. Anthonys GENE.
terry.
HRRR-in this city, on the SOth inst. ROBERT
Herr. aged 80 years.
The relatives ana friends OF the family. al so
Conestoga Council, NO. &, y. u. A. NJ b., are re-.
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from the residence OF his son. in.iaw, WIN. q.
Weitzel, No. b3i. West Lemon street, on Thurs.
day afternoon at o'clock. Interlnent Of
Woodward Hill cemetery.
CASPER. In this city, on tho 29tb inst
Joseph Casper, in the sOtn year OF his age /
The relatives ana friends of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from his late residence. No. AZ Green street
on "wednesday afterno oon at o'c ock. Inter
ment at lions cemetery. 2td
sBoLTY In thi, city. on the 80 n inst, WI
liam. infant son OF William r. and Annie
shoity. aged months.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeIa'
fiom tho residence of his parents, No lG
Coral street. on Wednesday afternoon Mt
O'Clock. lnterment at Lancaster cemetery
ltds
FITZPATRICK. In this city, on the slst inst
Bertha, wiie Of Michael Fitz patrick, jr, in IN,
20 n year OF her age.
Notice OF unoral hereafter.
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Robert Herr, sged about so years, died at
the residence OF his Bon.in-law, William
Weiize. 53i West Lemon street, Monday
evening. He took q chill few days ago
and owing to his advanced age he failed to
rally from It. Mr.. Herr was q native OF
York county, moulder by trade, and
worked at his trade until old age
incspacltated him for labor. He leaves
wife (wbo Is totally blind,) and
the following named children Robert,
who lives In Camden, N. J. William ana
Mahlen In Philadelphia; Lizzie In York
county, and George In Lancaster. Two
daughters, Mrs william Weitzsi and Miss
Anns Herr, live in this city.
Mr.. Herr was an assistant wagonmRster
during the war OF the rebellion. His iu.
neral will take place Thursday afternoon at
2 o'clock. lnterment at Woodwar Hin.
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This morning about haii.past eleven
o'clock ~ Levi Hailstock, colored, was
driving j. B. Martin a Go. Is business team
on Christian street near Grant, ono OF the
wheels struck heavy piece OF timber that
was lying on the west side OF the narrow
street. soaring the horse and causing
him to shy quickly to the east side.
Hailstock lost his seat and WAS thrown
headlong to the ground, his forehead strik.
Ing against the curbstone In front Of j. l..
Wisler's re sweating roomp. The wagon
also passed over Hailstock's arm, bruising
1t badly, but breaking no bonen The cash
In his forehead Just above the right ego Is a
deep one, somo two inches In length.
Hailstock was carried into Wisler's Office
and DR.. Me'zger summoned to attend him.
He was afterwards taken to his home on
Middle at cot near Rock land.
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nowT THEY WERE DELUDEp |,
Tho Manner In which Lescbes Prsyed Upor
ItausDs-Theis Tsstimony

Tho Manner In which Lescbes Prsyed Upon
Itaiisps-Theis Tsstimony
New YORK, July 3L-The congressional
committee continued to-day the inyesti-
CATION into the immigration question, A
resolution was adopted constituting two
members as quorum, and providing for
the appointment OF su ub-com m ittee of two
or three members TO take testimony at
other cities All the powers OF tho full
committee shall be given.
Francis Bumonu testified that he came
here from Ssllis, Italy, last Nav in a ,rsmp
steamer; 1,5O0 other Italians were in the
same steamer. He was Induced 10 come
mere like previous witnessee Agents In
Italy told him he could make money fast
here. lie paid l54 francs for his psssap O
Ticket and left wife and daughter in Italy,
He had not worked since his arrival. He
received help from the emigration society,
Tbirty hvo men came with him from bis
native village, none OF whom has Obtained
WORK. The witness appeared TO think
ike the rest OF tho Italian witnesses that
the committee was specially appointed to
neht Gil their wrongs and get them work
ana nigh wages. This IL the reason they
appear to be unwilling to work for less than
Six francs day with board. The witness
said he paid Agent Dorslii thirty francs In
March last as earnest money In the Office ol
the emigration society at Nsples. All OF
the 30 paid thirty francs each and he .snd
his companions got letter to the colonizs
ton society at Naples. People connected
with the latter society told them that they
would get plenty OF work and money In
| America he borrowed 200 francs In Italy
ana obligated him TO pay $50 francs Feb.
next after that he is charged % per cent
Interest. Guiseppi Menuiti, another Italian,
gave similar testimony.
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Lewis Il. Whitaker has brought q OWL
suit in the pro,honotary's oflios for q, 900
damages against Charles Gormsn. The
plaintiff Is merchant doing business at
Beartown, CeTnsrvon township. lie says
that bis business has taken him away from
home great deal during the past three
years In his absence the defendant sue
ceeded In alternating the affections OF his
wife, whom be seduced. The pair had
been guilty OF improper conduct at differ
ent times and places, and the scCu sed had
often bos'ted Of it. This state OF affairs led
plaintiff and his wife to separate on July
Il, lsss and the former says he sustained
damages to the amount OF &, 900. A Ger.
uorari was issued, and Deputy Sheriff
Armstrong started after German this morn.
ing.
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III. FiIorts APPRECIATED.

Tho account OF the glowing speech al
Lititz OF Pfothonotary John w. Men'zsr,
which was printed In the INTELLIdENcER
last evening, excited much talk among the
Republican politicians, all OF whom freeiy
conceded that II transformed Menizer from
local to national power in politics We
are informed that General Harmon, ON
learning OF the great effort, promptly for
warded the Cocailco statesman solid gold
framed portrait Of himself, which will be
presented to him formally In the near
future.
Deputy Recorder Charles +. Eborman,
with much heat, denies that he was with the
Columbia bridge cohort. He says no was
at home watching " Copperheads." When
not engaged In this patriotic task he was
wGtching for vacant official snap. He was
the only ono Of tho soldiers mentioned who
took on use at the remarks Of the clio.
quent orator.
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They Had a Street Fight.

Monday evening party OF men became
engaged In fight at West King and Prince
slreets. Qlite a crowd was drawn to the
p'aco. 1t seems that George Breen and
Thomas Batiin first bad some words, and
George Carr interiered In behalf OF Battin.
and after they become separated Breen was
walking away, when, he says Carr, came
up behind aud struck him. The result of
the row was that Constable Gundaker has
prosecuted both Breon and Carr before
Alderman McConomy, charging them with
engaging In an STRAY. Breen also prose.
cuted Carr for assault and battery. The
former furnished bail for q hearing last
evening and the latter did likewise 10. .dsy
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Frank Brady, son OF gorge y. Brady,
the we'll known baker, died on Monday
evening at the home OF his father, at No.
5l9 West Lemon street. Deceased was 81
years OF sge and for many yosrs has been
employed at his fathers bakery. He was
driving the wagon up to last Friday, when
he was taken with trouble OF the heart,
which compelled him to stop work and
finally caused his death. He was mem.
her OF the Lancaster Mtennefchor and had
q large circle OF friends and acquaintances.
The interment will be made at Harrisburg,
Thursday morning. The family of the de-
ceased moved from that city to Lancaster
six years ago, snd he was as we'll known in
the capital city rs here. He WAS member
OF the Citizsns' fire company OF that city.
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Mr.. ii. +. Grey bill, whose mill was de-
stroyed by fire some two weeks ago, called
at the lNTELLIGENcER Office to have cor.
rection made IN the article published. 1t
was stated that the Insurance was 81 200,
whereas the insurance on the n.ill and saw
mill was only q. 500 and on the stock q, 900,
1880 In sl, the total loss being &c, 600
The mill was reported to be doing only a
"local trade" Mr. Grey bill says he can
show that he shipped twenty-six hundred
barrels OF -four to the Philadelphia market
since January lsi, 1856, ana good deal to
Lancaster, Reading, Po,tsvIle and the coal
regions.
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TWO PLUCkY SISTERS
They are Confronted by Two burglars In TAeir
Room snd Make short sbrin of Them.

They are Confronted by Two burglars In Tleir
Room ana Make short sbrift of Them.
.PARKERsnURo, w. Va, July 81 Two
maiden ladies, Maria and Vire,ts Reeves,
living near DavisvilIe, Just above here,
last night shot and killed one burglar and
mortally wounded and captured another.
The encounter happened about midnight.
one OF the sisters saw man Ia her room,
seized revolver aud nred, killing him.
lie was shot through the temple
The other sister was awakened, seIzed a
weapon, and Fprang on the other burglar
az he was trying to escape through win
dow.
He was too late, rs no foil to tho ground
with bullet through his groin.
Both burglars were strangers I'm this sec.
ton, but are supposed to bo old timers.
l. The two heroic ladies' are being lionIz I'd
by the neighbors.
They are generally supposed to keep q
large sum OF money In the house.
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CHICAGO. July II e:30 a. MARKET opened
Wheat-July. SIC; Aug, s3tc Sept, s4kc
CornIJuly. 45xc,; Aug 45-c Sept, i51c.
oats@July. 2s14c. Aug. 282sc.; Sept. 2'xc.
Oct, 23Ikc. >~
PorkoJuly, - AK August. slii!k Sept
,,ard,-! uiy. - ok; August, d SIX Sent.
short itths-Juiy. Is 42k August, Is AK
Sept Is AK Oct &s Az
CLOSING.
Oct s3Ic.
, Corn uly, a5>sc Aug. 4htc; Sept. a5}fc.
Oct, 2inc.
=. porkSJuIy: 81 6!k; Aug. Hi SEX; Sept
elt Oct, sli Blk
,;ard-Ju,y. IS s7x Aug. ss SIX; Sept
S 97S oct, Is OK.
Short kibs-July. Is IS; Aug, q 45
Sept. Is 52k Der IS so
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Closing Pricss-2 O'Clock D. m.
Wheat. Cora data pnrk


ksw YORK. July 81. Up. m.-Money closed
at IN per cent. Exchange steady; posted
rates. o. s6k6. sSk; actual rates q s6o
4 So. for 20 days ana u sSs54 ssI4 for demand !;
Governments closed steady; currency 8's,
u 20 bid As comp. d 97R tk's do. o. O7ss.
bid.
The stock market this morning opened
unchanged, bHt almost immediately the bears
made raid on st. Paul and depressed prices
y tok per cont In the first hour All the offer.
ings were actively bought In ana prices soon
took an active turn. By noon they had ad
vanced = to \ por cent. At the present writ.
Ing the market is somewhat unsettled and
prices show slight reaction from the best
figures.
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The Msyot's Court

The only offender before the mayor this
morning was Ed. spera, an old offender
who was arrested by Officer Cresmer Mon.
dsy afternoon. He begged the mayor hard
TO leave him of, as he claimed 1t was his
frs. offense before him. The mayor said
that although 1t was the first time he had
been before him, he knew him OF old, and as
he was rather shaking from the effects OF
his drunk he would give him short tine
to sober up Ten days was his sentences.
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Distur bed the Household,

William Schesiisr, whose wife keeps q
grocery at Mary and West King streets, got
drunk yesterday and raised a distur bance
at home. He threatened to Kill his wife
and family, who fed in terror from him.
While his wife ran out OF the house he
stole 800 belonging to her, which was in the
safe. Mrs. Scheaffer finally went to Alder.
man Hershey's Office and made complaint
against her husband, charging him with
surety of the peace and drunken and dis
orderly conduct. Officer Hershey arrested
the man end took him 10 the station house.
This morning he was removed to jail.
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Joseph Casper died at his residence, 427
Green street, on Sunday at the advancei 4
age of 30 years. MIR. Casper was a native
OF Hesse, Germany. lie came to this
country in 1882 and settled In Lancaster,
For many years he lived at Green cottage
in what is now the Eighth ward. lie sold
the cottage and farm aud removed to bis
late residence on Cre9i street, where he
lived very secluded life. He leaves two
unmarried daughters, who lived with him.
His funeral will take place on "Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. lnterment at Xlon q
@, metery.
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capitalist Of ample means aud OF
shrewd business habits has made prop
osition to the directors OF the farmers
Southern market, that II they will add an
other story 10 the structure he will lease 1t
for five years at an annual rental OF Is. 000
His object Is TO ht 1t up as an opera house
and theatre The proposal will be laid
before the stock holders 1t Is great pity
II was not made two or three weeks age,
before the rooi WAS put on.
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To r,n,bi, the Hattie o, Gs,,y,bu,r

The managers OF the Lancaster county
fair, to be held at McGrann's park from
September II to September %, have made
arrangements with W. X. Trimble, agent
for the great original cycloramic painting
OF tn, battle of Gettysburg, to have that
splendid work OF art exhibited at the park
grounds during the week cf the fair. This
painting is 260 feet in length and IL feet
high, painted In oil and exhibited under a
mammoth tent, 40 feet high and 30 feet In
diameter. 1t Is viewed from raised plat
form, and has all the vivid reality OF the
actual battle scene.
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Parties from the lower end OF the county
were In town to day, arranging for reaut.
silion 10 bring to this county, from Mary.
land, Samuel CsuIkshauk, the man who
attempted to Kill John Montgomery on
last Thursday. The sherifi OF Cecil county
telegraphs that the prisoner positively re.
fuses TO come without a rsquisition. The
district attorney is not in town to-day, and
the necessary papers will be sent to him at
York Furnace, where he is with a fishing
club.
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KeAOlgtiDn Adop,ed INV IN a ra,a,.

WAsHINdToN, July 3l.-Senate--In the
Senate this morning Mr.. Hosr, from tho
committee to auait and control the
contingent expenses OF the Senate,
reported favoraby his resolution au.
thoIizing the appointment OF special
committee of seven senators to report on
tho relations OF commerce and business
e1isting between this country and Csnsda
Including the effect upon the commerce
and carrying trade OF tho United States OF
the Canadian system OF railways now In
existence or proposed. The resolution WAS
ndOpted
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Csmpmssting a, Denver.

A campmscung under the auspices OF
shs Ancient Church OF God, OF Reading.
viii DO held at Denver, Pa, commencing
On Saturday, August IL, and will continue
tou dsys. The services will be conduetsd
by Elder II. N. Lenke, and other ministers
III the gospel Canvas tents and sleeping
soms icr strangers are furnished free. No
enckslsrs will be allowed on the premises.
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). A. Moore, one OF the swIndlers, who
with John }. beu caoi beat several hotels,
yesterday afternoon received sufficient
money to pay the claim held against him
by Mr.. slsde, of the Franklin house, COL
umbia, Ee settled in q manner satisfactory
to every one, and he WAS discharged from
prison, after which he lett town very sud-
denly,
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Monday morning William Proctor, on
complaint OF Herman Strauss, was arrested
for malicious mischief, the allegation being
that he used oppIobrious language aud
threw stones st complainant, Proctor YVES
held for a hearing before Alderman PInker.
ton.
Roger Michael, arrested for drunken and
disorderly conduct on East King street,
was locked up for hearing before A Alde'.
man Deen.
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Alleged Forgery case s,,,,o,.

Inc complaint made by the Northern
National bank against Theo. Kllngler,
charging him with forging the name OF bis
father-in-law, Isaac Young, OF York. as en-
dorser OF promissory note for 300, was
settled before Alderman Plnkerton to- day,
MIR. klingler psyinS tho note and the bank
Withdrawing the complaint There was no
evidence that Mr.. Klingler forged the on =
dorsement. On tho contrary Mrs. Killing
Ter acknowledged that phe wrote her
fa'hor's name on the back of the note, with.
out felonious intent.
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hrOke an AlIe.

As one OF the Pennsylvania railroad
freight wagons was crossing the street rail-
wsy ss the corner OF North Queen and
Lsmon streets, Monday afternoon about s
O'Clock, one OF the front wheels caught upon
the railroad track, and the front axle wss
broken square Cd, making 1t necessary to
xsship the freight. The street railway at
this corner Is in very bad condition.
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Must Employ Onndnclnrs

NEW YORK, July 3l--The board of al.
dermen to day passed an ordinance pro-
hibiting the 23d street surface railroad
operating any cars upon any portion of Its
route without q conductor as well AZ a
driver and max ing any violation OF the Or
dinance misdemeanor punishable by a
fine OF so.
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Last evening while John Fritch was ab.
sent from bis cigar store, at No. 207 West
King street, for short time on business,
sneak thief entered and opening the
money drawer stole between So and SO In
money. MIR. Fritch has no idea who the
thief was
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MARLBOROUGH, Mass, July 81 The
wrestling match between II. Nj. Dutur and
Ms'sada Sorschichi was won by Dufur.
The first bout was catch. a. atch can and
won by the Jap In 20 minutes. Duiur won
the second-coliar and olbow--in 4 min
utes, and the third--Grlo co. Roman--in 1.
minutes. Frank Mcguire was refaree.
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'-A'A'h'oh W ana Glen Onpk =.
August II is the date OF the coming ex.
cursion over the famous Swi,chbsck rail
way on the mountain SUBMITS OF Mauch
Chunk, which has been tttingly termed
the Switzerland OF America" Inclusive
also OF the picturesque Glen Onoko.
Tickets are good for two dsyp. The excur-
sion will be under the auspices OF the
Junior Missionary society OF Trinity
church. Fare 1915 for the round trip, in
cluding everything.
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WAsHtNdroN,July Ex-senator Reagan,
OF Texas, had his pocket picked OF 800 last
Friday night The matter has been re-.
ported to the police. but no clue to the thief
has yet been found.
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Masked Robbers Get Away with 81 COO
Masked robbers entered the farm house
OF Conrad Doup, In Knox county, o., Sun.
day night, beat the old man with a clup,
bound him with chalk line and then stole
S2,oOO In a trunk; where Doup kept his
money. There is no clue TO the rob bers.
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Went West,

Richard MoGraun, OF East Orange stree,
started on q rthwestern trip this after.
ternoon al o'clock. He goes from here TO
Chicago, and thence 10 Minneapolis and
Duluth, and Will be gone several weeks.
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MIR. Fuller Visits the President,

WASHINGroN, July 3l.-Chief Justice
Fuller called on the president this morning
accompanied by Justice Harlan and Secre.
tary Bsysrd. They remained about fifteen
minutes.
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a CiUss Anta

TRENTON, N. j., July 3l.-The court Of
errors and appeals has aili rmed tho constI.
tutionsiity OF the local option high license
law by vote OF to-.
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MARhEIX.
philadelphia P,oduoo nv.rss,

Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHTLADBLrHIA, July 3l.-FIour firm sales
so bbls MINI. bakers. o 4 a. 90 ; Fenn'a
rainily, w sJ98 70 Western 90. q 4004 GO
kye, S3 30
Wheat-July. Ole Aug. Ole ; Sept, 9lMc.
oats-July. 4lo; Aug, 33,&c; Sept SIC; Oct.
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@. H. DErwILEa, veterinary dentist, now
stopping at the Esgle hotel, North Queen
street, prevents horses from cribbins and
Goes ali kinds of veterinary dental work.
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Playing Lawn repuis.

Messra w. X. Brinton, esq, and John
Dickey went TO Marietta this afternoon TO
play game Of lawn tennis with two Mali.
eta experts
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Tremendous bargains TO morrow at tho reat
Thirty Days Clearing Sale at Astrich's. Get
there ia
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.re,ephope s,oonscs,op


Pro, tors Fulton opera house, North Prince
street. is connected with the telephone ex
change.
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POLITICAL.
FOR suPRKNR JUDGE.
j. u. N Sodium, OF susq johanna county. .;
RIRfrrORa

-
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
J. .B. N Sodium, OF susquehanna county;
RLECroRs.
Al Large-R. Milton speer. Az. Keatipg.
m;Shs., mny,a ~ nssae Sellers s x,,,,. Aly,n Dsy:
3 A. II. Ladner, a. Russell Kamea.
T. william J. Latta IS. Henry X. WoodA.
8. Pan sPanlIiS Walden sr%sm Wilism soslsr srnan
Z. George "; rSuiins. y. William Maher.
o panisl !. seSweyer. s s. John Ohm Hac acfeSste,n, S
j. charles soSinson. s 5. p.Via % 3. nos1is, nn
u. Ed~a'd J. Gaynor, a. 3. T. Neiil,
II. Simon r. Light u. J. l.. Brown.
COUNTY TICKET.
HORACE L. .HALDEMAH, Chickies.
State Senator.
CHRISTIAN ROWE. strasburs.
Assembiv.
Northern District.)
j. J.F.kCHrkRNACH, Mannheim
JOHN HILEY. Mannheim.
WILLIAM THOME, Milton Grove.
t,outhern District,
JAMES q. MosPARRAN, Drumore.
Recorder.
JOHN kEBMAN. Mannheim.
County Solicitor.
WIN. Il. RRlNTON, Lancaster.
Jury Con,mfssioner.
FRANKLIN CLARK, strasburg.
Directors ofhe Poor.
r. WALL, Lancaster.
j. MONTGOMERY, Mountviile.
Prison Inspectors.
A: L. wINTsRs. Providence.
HENRY Y. HARTMAN, East Lampeter.
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LA0AL NOSlOAS,

EsTATE OF CHRISTOPHER DAIsZ
" late of the City OF Lancaster, Lancaster
appointed to pass upon exceptions ana 10 dis.
tribute the balance rems lining In the hsnds Of
Back. executors of the viii Of said decedent,
TO ana among thoee legally entitled to the
same, VIII BIT for that purpose on saturday,
august ii, 1888, at 10 O'Clock a. m. in the Ii.
brarv Room of the Court House, in the City Of
Lancaster. where all persons intere sted in sAid
distribution may attend.
jylostdru d. MoMULLEN. Auditor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-31

Furnished by 4. X. Yundt, Broker.
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