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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-10
DOWN rBE uEsaPRaKs.
Two Large Parties Of ixcursionlsts That
Know How 10 Enjoy LiIe.


Know How 10 Enjoy LiIe.
On Monday morning next tho following
party will leave Quarryville for q uip
down the Chesapeake Dr.. T. NJ. Rohrer,
william Keen, Abe Fritz, william Eek.
man, Justus Helm, II. II. Aument and
daughter Jennie. John T. Aumept Levi
McCa,iister, Joseph Phillips, John r. suter,
Ed. williams, John shenk, II. Keen, and
@. J. y. Rsub and family. They
will be Joined at Peach Bottom by Misses
Emily and Annie Eckmap, Misses Lille
and Mamie Pishler, OF Columbia, DIR.
Knight, wife aud nephew, Mr.. snd Mrs
Byrne and Miss Bates, OF Lancaster, Mr..
and Mre Howard Glngrich and Ida Kune,
| Of Manheim. Al Havre dc Grace the party
| will he further strengthened by the sdd ition
Of the following people: Al Havre de Grace
the party will be Joined by ID. Brinton and
George Rudolph, OF oxford, A. s. Hark
| nees, OF Qasrryvtlle, Miss Mszle Fsirlamb
and Miss Ewing, OF Paramount Charles
Painter and son, r. T. Sellers and Samuel
Shenk, OF Philsdel phis, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Rowefs, of York, Miss Dora Rsub, oi
Michigan, Prof. Ed. Rsub and sitter, oi
Newark, Del, Hon. A. q. Baldwin and
sister, Of Gains, Mrs J. M. Souder, o
New Providence. Mr.. q. ]. p. Raut
has charge OF the party, he having char.
tered tug at Baltimore to meet them q
Havre-de Grace. Tie party will live OF
the boat for the week. They are accom-
p,nied by the Qnarryville brass band Th'
proposed route Ia down the bay TO Norfolk
Point Comfort thence up the James rive
TO Richmond. On the home trip they vii
stop at Bay Ridge, Anspolls, Baltimore
Tolchester and Bstterton. The party vii
| be- gone one week. This is the fourth tr
Mr. Rsub has made. Tho party will b
supplied with verything necessary to hav
good time which they no doubt have.
On Monday, August 20, the Bay club,
this city, will start from Havre De Grace o'
| q similar trip. They have chartered th
tug "Amanda Powell" OF y. b. Msrts
| 90, OF Baltimore, which will meet them q
the head ~ssers OF the bsy. They will TAX
fifteen well-known gentlemen OF this Cit
and will be gone eight dayr. They go d
, rect to Cape Charles City, thence to Norfolh
! | For .ress Monroe and all tho popular wRte
ing place. They expec. to spend the
time fishing and having a good ni
generally.
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New York Mark A..


NEW Yonx. Aux 10 Flour market ouil
ZINE. g. eo@lS5; supsrfns, o. bNSf3 10: Minn
Extra, - s5Ss5 IS; City .ui, Extra, q $50, S.
Winter Wheat extra. ss 1906 M.
NO 2 k"n 20 ssS wintor Aug assa; sept. O5c
sept. bsIsc; Oct. ti1c; receipts, 2iS.s5O
Oats Nc No !. waite. state t,xoaCc, No. 2. DO
rpaipts. $3.50 sh,pments. 1856
Rye duh sla,e 75c.
barley nominal.
PorH duh Ola Mess slt O0spli2S
Lard steady sept eSsi Get ss 73
ID ack strap, IL,
turpen t,pe easier At SSkc,
aosin duli strained 20 good. 81 Ol9n O-k
Petroleum quiet Rehnsd IN Caso~, pac.
Iretghts dull grain to London, "a
Butter dull; western Creamery, lSkftIe,
"hoese etsier; Western Flat 5asiIr
81 he Factory, 7xG9c Fancy white. ia
~ Onto FLAT, sc
Eggs steady sGstn. l9Gl9lfc Western. Ike,
-u.ars'e al Refined CuLiuai s.. Gran al,
rallow duh; Prime City. .4kc
Rice nominal Carolina. fair To goof, tsc
Con Q 81, ady Fair Cargoas, Tor Rio. iIe
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summer ISisuta i

Miss Marste Won iersmith, daughter OF
Jerry Nondersmitr, has gone to Washing.
ton, ID. o., 10 spend a couple OF weeks.
Mr.. and mrs. G. NJ. Leipg. OF Lebanon,
are visiting the lattet's parents, on South
Prince street.
Will Gershel, son OF l.. Gershel, OF the
hrm OF GeIshel Brothers, tobacco dealers
OF New York, Is In town and will spend q
month with his Uncle Morris.
Amos siaymsker, esq, Lett a. 1880 to
day for Rye Beach, New Hampshire.
w. U. Hensel, esq. went to Wilmington
yesterday, and started from that city on a
drive through the peach country OF Della.
ware.
Oscar Brinkmsp, OF Lancaster, IA s2end.
Ing some time at Atlantic City.
Miss Emma Adams, orgsnist OF Christ
Lutheran church, left TO. day on a visit 20
Johnstown aud Altoona
H. Wood Finn left for Rsh oboth this
afternoon.
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FoREmAN sMEDLEy's BIRTHDAY.
ire Emp'oyes OF tbe suppIse Engine Worh
present HIN Col NJ yegiatsvs.

Ths Emp'oyes OF ths suppiss Engine WORKS
present him Coli Eyegisssrs.
COLUMBIA, Aug. 10 -Dsvi0 L. smedley,
foremsr ut tns Supp.ee Steam Engine com.
pany's works, was "a years Of sRe on
Tnursday. The employees OF the company
had arranged very neat urprise for him.
While at work yesterday Mr.. Smedley was
called to the place whero the workmen had
cougregsted and then presented with q
pair Of gold glAsses in honor OF the event.
The presentation speech was made by
Jacob X. Wilmer, manager OF the company.
The affair was a complete surprise to Mr..
Smedley, who greatly sIpreciAtes the gift
Of the wofkmeD.
Bis Foot Injured.
Harry Swartz, conductor on crew No. 3a,
Of the Pennsylvania rail- road, had HIS right
foot slightiy injured this morning He
wns putting the brake on car loaded with
lrou, which extended from tho car His
foot was caught between the car and iron,
causing the injury.
Death and FuneraL
William Patton Dsnney, an infant son
Z OF Dewitt y. Dennoy and grandson.of Gen.
William Patton, died last evening The
chiid became very sick yesterday morning
and . telegram was sent to Gen. Patton and
daughters who had LETT for Ooean Grove.
Tlsy returned homo st 2:45 +. m. TIE
funeral will DO held this evening at @
O'Clock.
The funeral OF tho late Philip J.. schalck
was held this afternoon at 2 O'clock F;
services In ST. Johns Lutheran church
and informant In Mt Bsthel cemetery,
Hill Climbing Contes's
John Mclaughlin has climbed Wislar's
hill on his bicycle WIN Ooerlln now
challenges Mclaughlin to hill climb
ing contests, The contest will come of
next week and three hills will be climbed
~ folIowsi Wisler's hill, Marietta turn
pike and The hill leading from tho Chestnut
Hill pike TO Heise's woods
The Y. M. O. A. club beat tho Juni6r
CLUB In game Of ball last evening by the
SCORE Of 9 to 0. The Y. NJ. q. A. will play
with the Msytown club on Saturday alter
noon.
Triune Lodge, No. 8O7, i. 0. O. f., OF
Mtddletowp, has accepted the invitation to
parade on the second day Of the centen-
NAL.
sour Jonathan will be presented In
the opera house on Saturday evening by
. Moore q Vivisn's company.
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n Curious (nas.

Last night about halt past ten o'clock
Jonathan rsllipger, Of Strawberry street,
called at the reside ence Of Alderman Plnker.
ton, reused i'm out OF bed and deman d cd
q warrant for tho arrest Of tan unknown
man" on charge OF adultery
with tho vile OF said HelliDger,
the unknown man being then In
Hcllipger's houss, complainant stating
that he bad beon In the habit OF going there
ovory Tuesday and Thursday night. The
warrant was issued and placed In Constable
Yeisley's hands, who went to Hellingor's
house TO serve It. Tho unknown man was
not found there, but Constable Yeisley ar.
rested Mrs Hellinger and carried her of To
the lookup whore she spent tho night, She
secured bail this morning and was released
for q hearing,
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OhioASo Producr nlnrhaf

CHtoAoo, Aug. 10, $50 a. m Marset open "a
,Wheat-Aug" $3.50 Sept, s!Isc; Oct, sSsso.
Corm-aug. aIkc Sept, 45ss,; Oct, i4xo.
May, 500.
oats-iug., s5ssc; Sept. axe, Oct, QiNc.
May. $50.
,ccrk-August. sla IS; Sept, slls3; Oct.
srd-hugust. o SIX 4; Sept. . rs; Oct,
- snort Ribs-August, IS lOi Sept. IS 10
Oct SSS5
CLOSING.
Whesthug" S9kc Sept, s2lsc.; Oct. s3Xc.;
May, sa&c.
=, corr .ug, $40; sept., aSc, Oct. iiac
,tnts= Nug. e5kei Sept. aiHc Oct. 9itc
May, 27Isc. As
r"rk-Aug, SIS bs; Sept. sls b5; Oct
ts85. w WV ;
=, ehort o1st Rips-Aus. Is IN; Sept. q 97ii o,t
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ne SLIPPED HIS BRIDLF.
aup TEEN TLINS DRESEuaN's HORSE
TOOK A LUNG Run.
ene Animal In MS wild Flight sirihes .
wagon and Brcass on Pump-A
Lsssls Girl Herolosi'y saves Another
Shid From Being Injured.

A sriehtiul runaway, in which seversl
ehudren narrowly escaped being killed, 90
ourred In the north western part OF this city
lhts forenoon. Several men, In the employ
of Finn & Brepeman, werN 81 work at
house on Mary street bove Lemon. While
they vent into the house they lef. the horse,
hisched 70 the business wagon OF the hrn,
neaoding outside The animal managed 10
ollp the bridle from his bead and tnen
oeaFtsd ON flying trip around town. lie
nm TO the corner Of Mary and Lemon streets
oud took to the pavement In front Of Harry
8amp;s tu,cher shop. He ran under the
awning and the wagon struck against one
Of the postr, breaking It Oh close to the pave
msnt
On the step OF Mr. Hsmp's house little
daughter Of John Epgroff, OF No. 44i West
Lemon street. was sitting The wagon
struck the steps, smashing them to pieces,
and how the child escaped with her life
wss almost miracle She vas picked up
and tahen to her home and DR.. Sbirk wal
summoned. He found that she had . slight
cut ON her forehead ana her back was
bruised, but her ipjuries are not serious.
After striking the step the horse left the
psyement and req down Lemon street to
Charlotte Here he turned TO the right and
ran down on the pavement to the running
pump Tue wagon struck tho pump
breaking 1t of aud knocking tho trough
into the street, A very short distance
from this pump some children were play
ing on the p,vement Among them Wal
Herbert Snitior, . quite small boy WHIT
Wsa In an express wagon. Annie Hughes
nine ysar-old girl, saw the horse comini
on the pavement and know that the littl'
boy would be killed II he remained there
With great coolness and presence Of min'
she ran out caught the child, and reali.
snatched him from the avs OF death. sh
Just succeeded In getting him of the pave
meDt ~ the horse dashed by and Ia an
other instant he would have been killed
The bravery OF the little girl is the topi
OF conversation In that part OF the town
Toe horse left the pavement soon after thi
marrow escape and ran TO Walnut street
where he turned towards the railroad. A
the corner Of Mulberry he ran into one o
Daniel Trewitz's wagons, ana, tearing tn'
harness, became loose from the wagon
He was after wards caught on Water stree
below Walnut The only damage to tn,
wagon was the breaking Of one shaft and I
cross bar.
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nstOro tue MAYOR,

The first customer to answer roll call
this morning WAS Jimmy MoTsgue. He
has the reputation OF being able to give more
excuses Tor getting druuk than any man
In the county. The mayor did not take
any stock In Jlmmy's wild tale tina, he
took drink because he was sick and sent
him to Jail for fifteen days.
John Kreidsr, a young man, 10 years
old, was arrested at West King and Char
lotte streets, by Ohicer Hslss for disorderly
conduct He was discharged with reprt-
mand.
J. Ii. Smith, agai 20, said his home was
on 81. Joseph stree, tbut he was not a lowed
to come home by his stepfsther, aud 40 he
had no place 10 sleep he applied at the sta
tlon hou 50 for lodging. He was discharged.
Barnhart Cordmsn claimed to be- cigar
maker looking for work. He was also dis
charged.
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LANCASTER DAILY nyTEI11aENCER FRIDAY


CnIoAeo. Aug -Cattis-.Reoeipts.i II 600 /
sNipm.nts, 400 marhet snady stee D, %
as 10 stocsers ana feeders. sl s003 20 cOvp,
bulls and mixed, si COOS 30. TexAs cattle, Si so
Hogs -k-ceips, 1900 hssd shipmente.
5000 head market siov mixed, o . 63s ";
h.avy, ooo6 As; light. &c c0164oi skips, u %
necp Receipts. 300 head, shipments.
1000; market 1oweri natives, u t00y 20
3 10; lambs ~ t003 u,
aAsT LIspsrS = Cattle - R~ceipta. 20
AL through consig nentA no cattle shipped
TO New YorK to-day
ox toxs = heceipts. hoo hnaa shipments
$50; mixed, 90 sooo IS Yorkers, o 2.3s 50 :;
."mmon tn fair. 20 ls08 Is; pigs % 7506 0o
ii cars shipped TO New YORK to-day.
,ho-p Receipts, 100; shipments. coo
merhetdull no piirDe in marx. /; fair TO good
CG1t 20, common TO fair. " Oo0t lambs, a b
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from Inc LINZ Record.
The other Gay several bye WV. p Ytn-
ming In the creek in rear OF tDo Home dis.
tillery They found cracked demiiohu In
the water, which they threw on the bank,
when they noticed something wrigglipg
soout inside. Imagine their surprise 10
nuu IN IL sucker over a foot long, 30 large
'hat II could not escape from the broken
vessel. 1t must have found Its way inside
some tine ago. and liking the jug ss a hid
,ns place. remained there until 1t grew too
large 10 gel out
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Fine Job Printing

Tho Job Prin'i ing Department Of tho INTEL
LleRsohh IL equipped with the Latest Inn
proved MichiIeiy and tho hewe I -tyIes OF
'ype. and is prep rod a. all times TO iil OF Iders
for hook, Catalogues. prIce Lists, letter.
heaos, bii-hehds, Envelopes. and In fact,
every Thing f. ON visi ing Card TO Post r.
W6 bavo Numbering, icrforating, EyeIet-
ting ana other Mschinocy. used in 1rst.ciass
entertainments. ana are constant, addiB III .
Latest IA es OF type
fist class work done by nrst$iass work.
msn. satisfaction guaranteed PIiCes reason,
ab'" Cal ana SEQ oar specimens aud get
prices.
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Closing Prices "a O'Clock n, m.
Az hnaI EnIn Anta nn.lz


Nhw YORK, Aug. 10 p. m.-honey Gloss a
at ~ per cent Exchange steady +; po-t. a
rates, q s5SGt 81; actual rates q so
tssH for 90 Gays and 81 s7S0 a. s7s4 for demano ;
Sovsrn nents closed ST. adyi currency Sc,
70 bid fs coup, q s7Hi ik's do. o. OK
bid
me stock market this morning opened
aotiVe ana strong, with good buying for LoI /.
oon account OF al the American stocks ana
an scuvo home demand for the coal shares,
prices advanced \ or per cent by noon The
narxet since has been very nrm with the
sihpgers' Sonld stocks and Union Pacific as
the features,
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ThE YoUS so RrPUslIoAN-

The SID stocking members Knocked Out OF
Tims-A Cheap UnIform Adcpied.
The Young Republicans have fiually dc.
cided upon q uniform. For months the
club has been discussing the style OF uni
form to be worn, but there were two fac ,ions
and an agreement could not be reached
The bue-bloods and hilk stocking members
wanted an expensive uniform and this was
otjected to by some of the young fellows
who could not afford to buy an expensive
suit and were too proud to have the Repub
licsn ofhce.hoiders pay tho bill. Those who
favored high.priced suit prevented an
adoption OF uniform at the last few
meetings, expecting TO be able to muster
. scrowd large enough to carry their pro.
gTamme through. The low.pricsd fellows
were determined to have Uniform OF their
own selection or noEe at all, and they car
RED their point They turned out In force
Last night and after a long wrangle the fol-
lowing WAS the uniform adopted A
white duck coat with red and blue seams
white cap and torch. The cost of The uni
form will be about 50, and although the
cIuo has Q membership Of over three hun.
dred, prominent Republican this morn.
ing offered to bet that not one half of the
members would pay for their own unifo.ms.
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Revsroy's Remedy TO ,hs soss O.,

EDITORS iNrELLIeENcER.-Msny years
ago, before the grandson OF his grsndfstheI
Wss thought OF as q candidate for the pres
idsncy, the following story was current
among the political story .tellers. Perhaps
some application may be made OF 1t now:
Revsrdy johnson, OF Mary lsnd had charge
OF William Henry Harrison, and was show
ing him round TO admiring crowds. He
was shaken by the hand to such q degree
thss danger OF disloeation OF tie Joints was
apprehended, and severe pain was felt a,
every repetition OF the shake. A brilliant
Idea occurred TO the Maryland statesman.
he hurried OIL to an orthodox Whig print.
Ing ONCE and then got q plsenrd printed
IN bold letters, which fitted neatly TO the
eenoraps bat, upon which was the legend
No GREAT SHAKES.
IL " one OF ths mootsd Questions from
thst day ~ this what Rsvsrdy meant should
be understood by his plscaId. Perhsps IN
the light of the experiences OF the grandson
ot his grandfather you Can give US the cor
sect interpretation. NJ,
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AZ a Nm hLS,
rbiiadciphiA Produce hiarHet

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10. Flour firm sales
lpO hbls MIN. takers. ., COCA 20 renn'a
Winter pa,.nts t7515 Cb spring do, q y5I5
kye, 90 t09s 30:
Mheat--Hus 5,ytc Sept. ekc; Oct. sl.c.
Corn-Aus axe sept, IN o; oct, $50.
Oats-Aug, $3.50; Sept S2}sc; oct HS.c.
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tn. Coats.v,,,. Iron xyorr.so,,

The Costasviiis Iron Works Sold.
Ihe Coatesviiie iron works were sold at
sherin's ssle on Thursday to ]. Shsrpless
ior til,03o,
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awAlIomsn n lin ssni.,Is

Little Maud Cooper. OF Lan.dsle, swat
lowed In whistle. IL could not be taken
from The throat, and bad To be pusbeo
1.~r, she " doing 40 well 81 could be
tsyss. I'd.
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Grsin and PTpytaiOns

faF4tHaud Dy 5. II. Yuudl, Broker.
CHICAGO, Aug. 10. Loo O'CLOCK II. IN,
VI heat Corn na,s pnrk D -,
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Administrators Sale
THIRTY DAYS AFTEE THE FIRST PUBL

THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE FIRST PUBL
Il cation Of this notice the undersigned, Ac-
fninis,rairx Of the estate Of Mary A. Decourcie de-
c@Aeed, will make application 10 the Judg- Of the
Circuit Court Of the seeond Judicial Circuit Of the
State Of Florida, At the Court house In Leon county.
for authority 10 sell the following described lands
Of laid estate, and all the right and interest
Of the minor heirs Of, in and 10 the same, to vii
Twenty eight and nty four one-hundredth acres.
descTibed - follows, 70 Wit Lots numbers 81, IS
aud 30. In the SEA Of section l, T. ], R l, south
and west beginning At point chains east Of the
NV corner Of said quarter section and running Al
chains and 10 links 70 the Sc corner thence north
50l00, west Al 4010D TO Copeland street. and
thence south TO place Of beginning and Eve acres
In the SEX Of section T. l, r. l, south and west.
beginning At point on tie dividing line OF the
north BALI and south half OF said section one where
II the public road due south Of the side
Of Adams street, In Tallahassee, and running with
said road south four chains, ninety links: thence
twelve chaibs and my links thence north four
chains aod ninety nks, and thence west place Of
beginning, all 10 Leon county, State OF Florida
TERESA HENAULT,
Acministatrix.
March o. lS865w