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was IN Virginia boz 1864, and The para
graph in Gen. Grant Yick-burg paper de-
scribIng the mlne explosion and tie fright
ened negro who was lifted bout O. rec
mile brings 10 my mind the mining % the
Confederate works before Petersburg iu the
summer Of 1864 Among the prisoners
captured was one whose face was grea,iy
begrimed and rs be marched by hc was
saluted bya blue coat with the remark:
SAY, Johnny. guess You got blown mp
"Well, replied Johnny with az OATH L
should just say so; but somehow -ot the
start of the other fellows. for when I was
coming down / met the regimen, going
up, and they all called mc "a blasted ,rag-
glerr henry X. Rowland ia The Cea-
fury
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A, a recent exhibition Of his model
the America he calls her-in DIS shop
Mr.. Campbell put about sixty pclu.c5and
three silver quarters 80 the basket Then
he wound up the clockwork and un-
hooked the anchorage ropes Iae balloon
caused the whole 20 rise, aud Oh. engine
rotated the stern propeller scre" ~ ihe
rate 81 500 revolutions peg minute RI.
ing to % height n about ten tee' 'a' ...'ie
air hip na'ga'cd across 'Nr n.-."
and forth a- its nyeatO. dt...i ''
adjustment az the rulIer -, .-. ..H
Alr Campbell +, toilyean ..e.'.i
ship made which Will weigh Sud noun
iucuiu- 300 pounds ot Da-..s. -Al o.O
pounds ot human flesh
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MAXWELL MUST HANG.
Portraits OF Him and His viotIm-sL,,,.
OF the Crime.

The supreme court Of the United STATE,
has decided adversely in the case Of llu0b
NJ Brooks, alias W. II. Maxwell VII
was convicted in the state court Of M.
souri, Of the murder Of preller.
For nearly three years this case has az.
cited good deal Of interest. It DRAGGED
along through the state courts. N,,ws,,
was found guilty and sentenced Tho
case was appealed TO the highest tribunal
and now, decision having been rendered
the execution will doubtless go f.,
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Cn,as of Nntmeg Performing.

Some people doubt the poisonous effect
OF nutmeg bur several cases Of nutmeg
poisoning have been noted ia The British
Medical journal during the past summer
\ whole nutmeg was taken iu four ~ the
cases. and five whole ones iu the remain
ing case in still another casc. the use az
half a nutmeg in a hot drink was nearly
fatal. Boston Budget
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Fucaity. thrift. the most thorough
and searching economy is dear and
precious 90 the true iuValduess Of the
German heart Their daily living }, Shin
ing proof Of this The food IS abundant
and Of excellent quality hut when once a
Joint or a roast or pudding has been set
before the family and % portion unhapp.ly
lett over his appears with religious reeu-
iar.ty again and again as long rs one NOR
sci remains An American h0usekeeper
would bee embarrassed. for instance. a,
tLe thought of serving at the tea table to
% large family the TWO OF three >poonfuls
IF apple sauce left over from The meats Mt
dinner but not SD the German housewife.
What though there be only "eu k.eiue
Eseleu "a tiny. little bio. which. by The
way seems t0 ue the tQyoritc quantity for
ONE OF tWo persons. there are "tiuy little
bits az other things a plenty that have
been aoegmulatins FOR several days. and
uo one need 90 away hungry from table
supp led with good thng~. though .n re.a-
lively rluto,.mai quantities Hanover
Cor Boston Herald
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"rospeetIon" in the Regular Service.

"But I want to tell you ii isn't alone
the musket carrier who shirks. That's
faculty which creeps in once in while
over in the officers quarters. II tins were
not true. the privates couldn't soldier so
successfully.
Howl
well take il on inspection for in
stance. I'll venture TO say that KNAPP
sacks are not carefully Inspected more
than once out of fifty inspections made at
the various posts in a year had KNAPP
sack which packed in the spring OF 1876,
and | never unpacked it until left the
army
Where did you keep your clothes"
I'm my box"
What was in your knapsacks
odd toys. It's an old gag and works
beautifully. You take pair IF trousers
and a pair Of drawers. Fold them to-
gether with the legs alternating Then
YOU take an oyercoat of course these are
old clothes which have been cast aside
and leave ont the cape and possibly the
sleeves. The idea is 10 use rs little ma
terial a. possible. but fold il in such a
way that the cOors-blue. white, gray,
etc.-will show up regulation fashion
Take an old pair OF shoes aud cut
tlrm down until only the soles and
counters are left Polish up the counters
and shove the things down into your
knapsack and there You are. When yonr
knapsack lies on the ground open she
looks al right and snug and not worthy
0f more careful examination
But if you're caught at it''
Yes. I've been there. Il was In the
fall of 60. during my first term of service
i'm the regulars / forget now all about
the punishment. bat know | was pu' IN
the dump-they were grading of por
ton of the parade grouud-a, long as ,he
work lasted then had police duty as @
regular thing for about three months and
during The whole time had no passes 10
town
and yet you tried IL acain.'
"Of course. It's % sort of satisfaction
70 realize that your getting the best of
your super0rs It's funny when you
don't get caught at IT, Detroit Free
Press.
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~ NIormnn,. Mlfr,. shoe..

Mormon Wife trying on a pair Of shoes
They are occaus too large my dear
Hushand-l D take them back and get
q smaller pair.
Mormon Wie-No, don't do that. Give
them 70 your last wife. They II just iit
hcr.-Fhe Epoch
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"Didn't you catch onY said the sym
pathetic bystander 20 the man who had
made a grasp no passing street car but
missed and measured his length in the
s,u~h.
u did. SIR he replied, with cold dig
nifty, as he gathered himself up and walked
away. Il tJmbled Chicago Tribune
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declaring that oEe
woman was as
good as another.
and ought TO have
as many good
things. \ dis
ciplc, q working
man named Ia
cas, observed that
She had elegant
earrings his wife
had none; there
tbIt Ilt NltN a
pistol and de-
priycd Louise Of
her ear
This Is the Cist
Of the merry
frenChman's eX
DlauatiOn. IL
may bc presumed
that W Ork an
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Miss De Peyton-Yes, admit De Smith
quotations are very amusing but they are
not quite fitted for our CIRCLE. His saws
usually have reference tO common people
Mr. Joues-Oh | see His saws are
not OF your set.-BOstOn Courier.
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Foroman-In what column shall put
the account Of the man who fell and broke
his backbone?
Editor Cbusy writing a lcadeD-Spinal
column Of course. -llarper's Bazar
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~,e.,,,, room, t,uotiicb.
wac So. " ,.'a ~. 600, 49,
az. u'O' 81 NOR non o,or
e~o' "'o ~ .'a ,,-;,do,. ,,oe a totIa
49, ~ 49, - g. ,,t;ch n ri,ce ~ white
no''h"s 80 .atio ,,.oe = INN
PuPei "oN Vi' ~ -" a' ii ',.;,' ,ha.,.od
ma, -. o,,,.,,.,1, f111o,, ,hor
-, =, IT.. a,,..,.,.e..i,. o,,d TACTICAL
ioe' Duo a. I've; ." ,I,e r,,r,','o,, 40
~" =" ~ J., ,,,,,,.,,,o,. ~
ao' ussisc a., -. - a. ION,
Gus lay inquire III wv 80 ~ we V'..
standing Oh '''A, vi" ~ ~ a. " nm -
'he All anu 'i'' ,,' ~ ,''''''
s'"'u'S9ue 'n' W.,
rs posing haIu' '.'' 49, ''' "'4''''
suppose yo' Try u, '''i' '''' ~ '',,' anu
dd' ""S ~ ~ i''.7 ''., '''''-,
oi ''ni if'e''' ~ '''', .''' i'. -,
the rum ~ 81 '''' ''i'', ;i h|
OF NY 'ios'''' -, ~. ,.. .+o,,d ~.
!. S''N'''' '"'' ''-''''7'
the,T anu "0 ''''I'''e. ,.,..... g.. .hi.y,
no" 'i"-" '' i''''''' ~
ashGh .,.,1 co.,ooo+ 20
II "'lciI'.S ... ..'' Wv ~. ,I..ta., h1,,r
uay' S,''''7 80 ana - ''''' a. ,'.,'a,l,1
10 .l.l'...;..,l,- ..,J o., ms
tou'u ~ .i',i,. r-,.,.,. ,,.,, and ,bop te
~ o''''' .r,, l.t. o,e. and hook M me an
"o"'. tt H.. t,slo. .l,hat are van
P'D. ,i''. ,,.','. c..-.-
'4"i',''''7 - oI,,,ir,.ion ro soil .cut-
~ ,,.,,...,l,;,'--I-., ,...,,. t.,,,ro D. TIon
-. 49,. ,.,.,,,.i ,,l +.,.i .i,b, ~ mo
"Getting Your proportions "a. explained.
Haven't you moved hr added abruptly
My left foot was going o. -ir'p ana had
shifted my weight - The oih'- y on gee.
went on the artist a''i had siii'ea u'.e"'
you confuse SHADOWS "-.'ii'''' ever! 'DluS
by changing FouI I"NI'IuL
"N0 ahead S''l' sIi.l.u- l.'N ''e'".
"Nell. don move ana ID give you ID Ie''
presently counter we figures gu we
wall paper az id as 'ouIu see 'hcIh "i'A"u'
turning my head. counted l,u" BACKWARD
an imaginary flock Of sheep. J tried the
mind cure, but ] grew liant 0ome'mns
moist began TO trickle down my si.n1l
column Ny arm was paraiyzed
You needn't hoid tnat arm "u, now f'-
marked thc ARTIST aI NHSlh IuI-'' ''
tell You. FORGOT To tell me- 'ood h"f'h-.
He had settled to work now IA earnest lie
was getting enthusiastic. lis lace grew
stern and business IKE, ana he loiSol ilh'
was posing for pleasure
"tmn up he called out Sharply. wat
the matter with those knees Look pleasant.
Stick out that arm again Don't move for
your life. Every time he sluihi' Do Io'Aed
like a fond
STEADY. now" ! s'eadied myself With one
more effort. but 1t was no use. bad the llp
disease, spinal meningitis and dpAtArla,
and general paralysis had yet in. coIdn
stand it longer, and down collapsed on Tie
trunk. The artist tlourlshcd his pencil 10
triumph Just ln time. he cried. j Vc
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Leo NH always dimes alone. No king
IN Chr.steudom ever receives higher
honor than 10 be invited TO partake of q
cup of coffee.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-02-05

Get u German friend 10 say 1855 la Ger
man. Don say 10 yourself Tor you Il dis
locate your jaw.
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"She'- Stil VIGOROUSLY in love
"Anl hes'
"Oh, hes perfectly submissive. as be-
comes ten dollar uan with Is hundred
thousand dollar wife. flown Topics.
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During tue year the fashionable walk.
Iug sticks w.ll weigh i've pounds, SO it is
SAID
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TRICKS OF ENGINES.
AFEW OF THE ILLS TO WHICH lO-
COMOTlvEs ARE SUBJECT.
Taking a Notion to Run Away f"a"-
inc"-Thc Trick Of Going Lame-Ihe
odd Feat Of Misunderstanding a
SnriuC.

inc--The Trick of Going Lame-The
Odd Feat of Notwithstanding
Spring
One Of the most common tricks that en-
gines play is that Of running away Inc
engineer viii close the valves ana get out
of the cab. leaving her standing quietly
and submissively, and all OF sudden she
takes q notion 10 run away, ana the next
thing he knows he Is shooting mp the
track at the top Of her speed. ana when
she gets away she generally keeps on run
ming until her steam gives out Ihat may
not be until she has run into another
train. but little does she care for conse-
quenccs she j. of on tear ana she
means TO make the most Of X. JUST Why
engines do this or how is a mystery How
the throttle can open itself or how the en-
CINE can run with its throttle closed IS
beyond the ken 0f engineers, but they do
it and sometimes play havoc. too They
generally pick the time when they have
been ON their good behavior for few
days, and when their master confidence
in them is high. 80 play this particular
prank and therefore they are generally
successful when they try It.
Another trick they have j. that q
"foamng" without am warning or APP
parent reason the water 10 tie boiler VIII
begin 10 foam instead Of making steam,
and it Will bubble mp like the boiling
water in q toake,tle. and look Ike very
much disturbed tUb of eoap-ud@. No
steam can be obtained from foaming
water. md the only thing the ou-iueer can
do is 10 JET 10 run ont and turn in q fresh
supp'y. but that takes time and causes p
delay. and an fox q whimsical notion
that the engine rot into her hard head.
Foaminr however is % tribe compared
with the trouble that is caused when she F
"goes lame and Tie work OF getting hcr
trim is uof nearly SO great size goes lame
from TWO causes She does NOT stub her
toe or have amy one step on Deg corU.. but
She either slips nm eccentric or does not
'coueh" regularly The ecccufr.cs work
an The axle of Che main drivers. and
sometime. thc outer ring viii sim IN Tire /
inner. orccccutric uropcr and fsU down
on the axle A, thc elccrtr.c- work tbe
,af,e. ir tLe steam Ghost Oh. .rrrIr of
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THE GIRLS MUST GO.
The Now President Of Adelbert College
Opposed to Co-education.

Adelbert college Is located at Cleveland,
o. II has long furnished shining exam
pie of the co-educatiou OF the sexes.
Early this year Rev. Hiram C. Haydn
was made president Of the institution.
He is opposed TO co-education, and the
edict has gone forth that THE girls
must go"
Not in the literal sense, for the young
women who are already students at the
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institution VIII be
allowed 10 finish
their studies and
receive the honor Of
graduating from
the institution But
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ARTISTS AND MODELS.
A JOURNALISTS FIRST EXPERIENCE
IN A DIFFICULT POSE.

Hard Work and Sometimes Pretty Good
Pay-Trying to the Muscies-The Pro
Nork (ity.
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Granted by tho K.pi.,sr.


The following letters were granted by the
Register Of wills for tho week ending
Tuesday, May
TEsTAMENTARY Annie Zeeler,' de-
oeassd, late of Bfecknock township; j ohm
@. Stubbiebine, Cernarvon, Bucks county,
executor.
Elizabeth Kendig, deceased, late Of Con.
eotoga township; Alfred Kendig aud
Morris Fl. Kendig, Conestoga, executors.
Ann Maria Ebermau, deceased, late of
Lancaster city Charles +. Ebermsn, city,
executor.
Henry Melllnger, deceased, late OF Wash.
ington borough b. Frank MelliDger,
Washington borough, executor.
Anna Kreider, deceased, late OF East
lAmpeter township; Daniel II. Kreider,
East LAmpeter, executor.
samuel Herniey, deceased, late OF Rapho
township; Christian Hernley, Elizabeth
and Joseph Herniey, Rspho, executors.
ApMINIsTRATIoN-Ja Mcclure, de.
Ooosed. late of Bart township Thos g.
Mcclure, Bart, administrator.
jacob Huber, deceased, late OF Lancaster
city James G. Gable, city, administrator.
George r. Sprenger, deceased, late OF
Lancaster city Emma q. Sprepger, city,
administratrix c. t u.
James q. Fortney, deceased, late OF Ian.
castsr city Mary b. Fortney, city, admin
inGxatxix.
Ida e. Nef, deceased, late of East Lam
peeer township Silss X. Buckwslter, Last
Lampeter, administrator.
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MARHE1,S,
New York Market


NHw YonK, May l.Flour market DUH; 4;
Extra, o. s5G6i0; City Mil. Extra, o. COCA IS |;
Mimi. Wheat extra. q ssGto 10.
wheat-No. /, Red. State. 91I9zHci No. 2, DO
s7<c; No. 2, RED. Winter. nay; s,sfe; June.
Corn - NO. 2, Mixed. Cash. 70Sp7oc F,
May. 6tMc;, June, 6sIo; receipts, $500 I;
Oats NO. !. white. State. iialixc; No. 2. DO,
to6il; DO May. S7ssc; June, ho; yeceipts.
10000 shipments, 100.
kye dull state 75c.
barley nominal.
Pork dull; oldMess. sl4 2Is3li 30.
Lard-May, - 25 June, &s q July, S2l.
Molasses steady for bo boiling stock. zoe.
Turpentine dun ut SIC.
Rosin quiet NJ u 22k6l 25.
Petroleum quiet; REFINED in Cases, pxc.
Fr6ights duii grain to q a gov, Ia
Butter steady; Western Creamery, 229a8c
Cheese dali; Western Flat ilkai2c ,
l2o.
Eggs weak; State. ls0isxc; Western
susar steady; Refined Cutioaf, Sc; Granula.
ted, 7Ac.
Taliow dull; Prime City, 4Jsc.
Rice quiet Carolina. fair togood, bsko
Coffee steady Fair Cargoes, tor Rio, l3Ilc
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asasH=ss
DEATHS

HAERAR,-On Saturday. April -. In Chiis.
uana, Eliza j., vito OF John ID. uarrar, In the
9th year of her age.
The relatives ana friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral. from tho II si.
dence Of her husband. Wednesday. May 2. at
10 O'Clock a. m. 2td
RYNIER April 20. 1883. in this city, George
W, kynier. In the 85th year OF his ago
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
from his late residence, No. t37 East Chestnut
street. on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Iutcrment Mt Ian caster cemetery. 2td
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Closing Prices-3:30 o'clock n. IN
NJ heat Corn nata Bnrt


PHILADELPHIA. April SO.-1he recti ipts at the
West Philadelphia ana North Pennsylvania
Yards were
FOR the week; Beeyss. 1850; sheen. sCoo
hogs, 600 Previous week: Bseye,. AM ,
sheep, Z COO hogs. 6,sO0.
Beef cattle were IN iair request at decline
Of No; extra, oA15sc; good, 4A05c mo
diun. 41G4kc.; comuion, SHgic.
sheep we're in good request at a slight dc.
G71Sc; clipped do. .4h@6kc native wooi
lambs, 5osS<c clipped lambs. bS7c.
Hogs were in good reQue at decline of
nc Western. s1szc; state. 707kc.
Mich Calves were fairly active at ad6Hc.
Mich Cows were active at s230o5
1ke, Ss
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Cp,c,eo. Apr,, 20 Cattle -Reoeipts, 1.2oo head;
shipments, 600 head I; market slow, 60loc,
lower; steer., % eo6s COZ stockers ana s
n rs 81 10: 1eSas steers, % 1904 O5.
Hoss-Beceipts. n,oco head snipmenss.
60ooi market steady mixed. SBos 90 I
~sheep Receipts. 900 head shipments,
si0s s5 I we-tarn, 81 5o0s 70 Texans y 1905 90
iaubs, rs Ojfi5 IS
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1nE COMING EVENT.
A Festival Of Wonders 60 Be Resented By
Adam FOrepAuRh.

Adam Forepaush.
The greatest OF all great shows Ia now on
ita way hero and Is already heralded by
brilliant array OF pictorial illustrations on
the wsllr, and the newspaper announcement
TX the date on which the canvass Will be
erected rs Tuesday, May s.b. Mr. w. X.
Peck, agent Of Adam Forepaugh, made this
office pleasant call this morning and In
answer to numerous questions said
"To the lovers OF the circus Forepaugh
always provides an exceptional entertain
ment while 10 the student OF natural his.
tory the thoroughly complete mansgerie
OF almost every known SPECIES OF the AMI
nal Kingdom presents field a. in'orest ng
az 1t is varied. To understand properly
what an enormous show we have this year
one must pay us a visit As u Is now
constituted the show consists OF four ad-
vance cars ontainiDg from 10 to 20 m on
each. There are % advance agents With
the show are 500 men and 400 horses. Our
tents are the largest ever erected, one OF
which is 500 feet long and 800 wide.
1T requires three special trains to trans
port us, all owned by MIR. Forepsugh.
"Our menagerie Ia very complete. We
have 100 kinds OF rare animals, herd OF
elephants and camels.
"What are your special features this
season2 2"
HAdam Forepsugh's wonderful trained
horse Eclipse who actually leaps from
trapezs TO tTapeze; DR.. Carver, the rif 0 shot,
ana the largest and most complete wild
West exhibition ever In this city. The
animals are all fed daily at p. m., 80 all
the children can see the interesting sight.
The street parade takes place at 2. m. and
In over mile In length and worth coming
miles TO see.
"But come out to the groun DIS when the
show arrives and learn all the rest, and
with pleasant Good Day the represen-
tation OF spaDgles and no wagons yAnishes,
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MANAGERS AND TRUSTEES.
onciAs who vii Direct the Affairs Of the
s,bltdp pOn's Home.

Ubi,drens Home.
Alta meeting Of the incorporstors Of the
Home for Friendless Children Of Lancaster
county, hold In the oflice Of Major Charles
NJ. Howell at 2 O'Clock this afternoon, c.
widmyer was called TO the chair and q.
NJ. Howell acted as secretary.
The names OF the lady managers whose
term OF service had expired were reao,
when on motion all Of them were re'e
for four years. Their names follow
E.R. Gable, Mrs. Anna L. Irwin, MIS-
A. +. Young, Mira Clara FAhenstock, mrs'
Mary Heistsnd Gin place OF Mrs MOORE TO-
siened), and Mrs. s. NJ. Franklin.
The following named trustees were
elected 10 serve for four years: Christian
widmyer, DR.. Geo. X. Welchanr, Henry
Z. Stay maker, DR.. William Compton.
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CHICAGO, May !, $50 p. m.-MarEet closed.
Wheat-hay, s.A june Blkc July, s3l.c (;
Aug, $3.50.
C6rn1-aay. 6ossc; June, osc; July. b,Io
Aug, o5hc.
Oats May, 8aslc; June. SIZE; Ju'y. a,xc.;
Aug. 2S14c.
Pork-hay, ti'62xi June, slS 72N; July.
. Lsra-May.G s!x; June. q 97x July,
= shor! kibs.May. GsO; June Gs7x; July,
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Carpenters 81 . supper

The carpenters who struck yesterday
have been given the sum that they wanted
and to-day they are at work. Last evening,
IN celebration OF their victory, they held
banquet at the Schiller house. There was
large crowd present and they had an ex.
oslisnt time, As Billy Spangler had every.
thing desired.
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A Fine hIonume ent.

The family OF the late Charles +. Reidel,
Of this city, have erected In Woodward Hill
cemetery q beautiful polished granite mon
ument 70 the deceased. 1t Is an imposing
memorial, in the shape OF q Pyramid, about
ten feet high. The work was done by
Howell q Gruger, Of this city.
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Rsturnes from . Bridal Trip.

Richard McGrsnn, of East Orange street,
who was married last week, returned home
from the SoutA at 1888 today. He was met
at the Pennsylvanis station by number OF
friends, who presented him with q large
aof Of beautiful flowers
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Condition of Youps sherx.

Miles Shertz, who was 90 terribly
scalded at Miiler's soap factory, IL In about
the same condition that no was yesterday.
He Is compelled to endure the greatest
pain and his legs are covered with tre.
mendous blIsters.
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w. K. Peck IL In town with car No.
ahsad OF the Forepsugh show. He has a
party OF buglers who went to the country
On horse back this morning. Several
oshers are giving the town q last touching
nm
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-01
Hit 10 the Eve,

John Snyder, q little ton OF John A.
Snyder, the North Queen street saloon
man, was hit In the eye with base ball
while playing last evening. That rar. OF
his face II badly blsckened and bruised.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-01
The Fire Committee.

~ nte committse OF councils went on
eees OF inspection yesterday. They visited
~ ne engine houses and found everything
= asss clsss condition. II wss ssreed 10
v~senses new horse for hose cart No. i,
NJ old one u about played out
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-01
In Good Condiiion.

The Track in Good Condition,
The driving track ct McGrann's park has
been put In good condition for the season
end Michael MasGonigls has charge of II.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-01
Litlle (iirl LOAF.

Minnie Helm, nearly three years OF age,
wandered from her home, AZ South Chris
- street, this morning. Thefsmily have
eeerched for her since o'clock this morn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-01

To DAT Col. J. W. Rutherford received from
the Trave.ers' Insurance company. OF Hart.
ford, Conn slS0 for mi uries received March
IL, by the bursting OF bottle. Tho claim was
made and the check received inside OF week.
Quick work.