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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09
Look atourN New Arrivals

Handsome Display OF Sack Suits.
Pretty Array OF Cutaway Suits.
Fine Line OF tho Dressy London
Sack Suits.
Extra Nice Assortmento OF Prince
Albert Suits.
Complete Display OF Dress Suits.
Very Fine Display Of Now Pants.
ALL GOODS At MOKEY-SAVING PRICES.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-09

All alterations free Of charge. Pcricc
fiji guaranteed,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30

1he Grsdt Custer Battle - In the W i'd Yves,
and Forepaugh combination series OF illus
trations arc presented dev oted to picturIng. In
ivisg action, tho humors OF the military
camp and the heroism OF tho army on the
frontier. The exterior OF western fort, In
'front.' OF which soldiers. or duty, are amusing
themselves In various ways. is repre- sented
scouts arrive announcing the rising OF the
Sioux tribe, led by Sitting Bull. Custer comes
from the fort. the soldiers are called to arms
and falling In. follow Custer or ana oisan,
pear. and then is given representation q,
Clusters last rally. The scouts, covbovs
vaqueros, Indian bucks, etc. who take part I'm
the action or these scenes, are ali selected
men. Each and all have made q record for
skill ana courage, obtained by a practical az.
periencs In real life of the encounters ana
perils illustrated by this programme. 3he
bears, buffalo. elk, moose, Rntelopes, etc.
used TO give reality to these srest pictures,
were all captured in tho wildern ess OF the
West, and but short time ago were wander.
ing wild ana free amidst Its immensities. Tba
proprietor OF the Forepaugh show Is SAID IN
have expended s60. COO in preparing for the I'm,
PRODUCTION OF this Wild West exhibition into
the city of New York. II will repay old ana
young to see this most inspiring ana instruo-
tive feature OF his great com binat,on.
"2he World" Tonight This evening the
great play. 1.-THE World" which has bee n an
very successful everywhere. will be PLAYED I'm
fulton opera house. The attendance should
DC large, as the company is first-class, and AL
toeelhcr the attraction Is a very strong one.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30
MS NEuK BROKEN
An Autopsy Diseloses shs Nature Of the Late
David Kinep Iniurtes,

An autopsy Dmeloses the Nature Of the late
David Kings Irjariss.
After the death Of David King his SON,
DR.. George A. King, with Drs. M. Land
q. T. Davis, assisted by Herbert Bowers, .
student Of Dr. King, made m autopsy Of
the body. II will be remem bered that Mr..
King received his injuries by falling down
the stairs In his sleep. He lived for four
weeks after the accident Tho autopsy
developed . remarkable cssa The phys:.
clans found that the third vertebrae
OF the neck was fractured and dislocated.
The reason that death did not result
soon WAS that the fracture did not press
upon any vital part. Death wss certain,
however. and only question Of time when
1t would occur There have been cases where
persons with similar In uries have lived for
several days, or even week. While Mr..
King was lying bediast nve similar cases
occurred, In which the injured persons
died In very short time Denny Mack
injury was OF the same kind, and
he lived but six hourA The case o
Mr.. King is considered 90 wonderful and
the pbysicisns who made the autopsy vii
bring Il 70 the attention OF the Medica
society at the. meeting on Wednesday wher
. more detailed account Of II will be givep
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30
John O. shindis's sral.

The funeral Of John O. shindle, who was
killed by the cars Thursday evening, took
place from A. @. Rote's undertaking es-
tsolishment, Sunday morning. Among
those In attendance were . great many
cigarmakers and other friends Of the de-
ceased. Rev. Houpt conducted the service
and the interment was made ct Lancaster
cemetery. The only member of ShirdlC's
family that was present was his oldest son
William, who came from Blnghsmton Sun.
day morning. He knew nothing OF the
manner OF his fathers death until no ar
here and was greatly surprised. SLfj oient
money to pay the funeral EXPENSE wns
collected by Philip Bernard, WHO deserves
the greatest credit for this kind act Shindle
was In the employ OF Mr.. Bernard for q
number OF years as cigsrmaker.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30
aHE KNIGHTS ,TnnpLAR CoSoLAvE.

The Preparations Lancaster Commandery
6as 81 sde 10 Attend the Annual Meeting.
The thirty.dith annual oonclave Of the
grand commandsry, Knights Templar of
Psnnsy ylvanis, will be held in Plttsburg
on May az and %. On the first
day the annual parade will be held
at 10 o'clock q. m. OF p. m. the
oonclave OF the grand commandery
takes place. Ats p. IN. the reception and
promenade concert comes OF. The second
days programme viii be Election OF offi-
GERS ct 10 Q. m. steamboat excursion on
the river morning and after noon installa.
tion OF grand ofiicers In the evening
For . long time past Lancaster COM
msndery No Is, of this city, has been
making extensive preparations to attend
the conclave, and 1t Is believed that they
will take along at least 90 members. The
oommandery will leave Lancaster on
Saturday night, May 49, at llaO on Western
Express, arriving In Pittsburg early on
Sunday morning. Their headquarters will
b at the Seventh Avenue hotel. A hand
some badge, stamped in gold on ribbon, 10
being made, with pin and trimmed with
fringe. The City Cornet band OF McKees
port hes been engaged to furnish the music
for No Is. The committee having
In charge the pilgrimage desires that sll
knights, who have not replied to the circu.
larg. do 10 ct once.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30
DEATH OF AN AGED MAIDEN.
nu,Ax sErsENao. VINO Was BORN NEAR
s.AxuAsrss NINETY YEABs AGO.
nse,asss q Csismbia six'y rsars--John start
Rsrn workman. Dies After wesAs
H,sssss- Hotel Keeper weris. Of wash
asssen Borough, Gorsd By Bui.

COLUMBIA, April 80. Miss Susan Sen.
ssnig disd early this morning at the home
Of Mr.. 4. J. Wright, on Locust street, In
the 0ise year ,of her age She was one Of
ne Oldest residents of this place, and has
besn living here. for the past sixty yeara
She waa born on the Brubaker farm, near
Lancaster. For many years Miss Sensenig
end her sister, Mra Ann Wright KEPT
hcuss In the residence on Locust street
nooveThird, now occupied BY Frank Treble.
For the psst nfteen years she has been Nv
ans With MrA Wright The funeral will
- held ON Wedn esdsy afternoon at
osoaook. from her late homo. Interment ct
Mount Bethel cemetery.
John stapf, aged 20, died on Saturday
evening, at the house Of Mrr. Ratsinger, on
Manor street. He had been sick for one
week with In Inflammation of the lungs, which
IVES the cause Of his death. He was single
man and had been employed on the farm
az John Gable, In Manor township. The
funeral will be held on Tuesday morning
a& 0 O'Clock, from Holy Trinity Catholic
church. Interment In German Catholic
csmetery.
Gored ny Bull.
Henry Wertz, proprietor Of the Susque-
hanna hotel In Washing gton borough, wa
seTiousiy hurt on Saturday by being gored
BY . bull. The bull was being driven pas
his place and suddenly attacked the man
He was Knocked against fence and ont
horn entered the side Of his face, producing
IN ugly wound and ripping open Q great
part OF the left cheek. DR.. w. @. Binkley
gave the Injured man attention. Tho AMI
NAL died In 20 minutes after the accident
from over. heating.
Personal ana Other Notes.
Mrs Susan A. Given left to-day for q
visit to Baltimore.
Miss Ella Meyers, OF Baltimore, returned
homo this morning, after visit to Mrs.
WIN. b. Given.
Mr.. james Masters, OF Columbia county,
who has been Waiting his daughter, Mrs,
VIM. q. Patton, returned home this morn
Ing.
Mr.. Surrell Adams, OF Reading, is visit
ing Mr.. William Baight
The Cook man chapel and Methodist Sur.
day schools will hold their annual picnic
q Litiiz Springs, on wednesday, June
10Th
A new steam boat has been placed on the
river for the ferry company. Tho boat
will run every hour.
Charles H, Bibby, a brakeman OF the
Pennsylvapia railroad, fell from his train
q Mil creek this morning. He was siightly
injured about the head. His wound was
dressed at Leaman Place, after which he
returned TO his home In town.
Jscob Newman, Of Selingsgrove, was ar
rested by the r. X. X. police on Saturday
for jumping on . passenger train on the
bridge He paid the costs to Squire Solly
and was discharged.
On Saturday afternoon freight wreck
occurred In the east yard Of the p. II. r.,
csused by two trains running from sidingf
and collidipg at switch. Four cars were
thrown from the track.
The scaffolding has been removed from
the Central National bank, which presents
handsome appearance.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30
Special sermon to Women

On Sunday evening, DR.. b. +. Alleman
Of 81 Johns Lutheran church, preached q
special sermon to the women's Foreign
and Home missionary societies The ser
mon wss long one, occupying more than
IN hour and quarter In Its delivery. The
subjsct was "The Women In the Bible"
The doings of the most notable women
mentioned in the Scriptures were happily
referred to and their lives and services
compared with the lives OF the Christian
women Of to-day. While Rev. Allemsn
held that women should not preach nor
hold high places In the church, he held that
their influence In subordin mate positions was
Of the utmost importance. Many instances
were given 10 which the influence OF
women with their husbands had worked
great good for the cause Of the church.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30
New York Maskes.

.Nuw Yosx, April so..rlous msrhet aull, |,
Fine. q 1904 rs supornne. % &0S 10 MINI.
k1tra, "a SOS 10, City niil. kxtrA, y tsos 70,
MINI. wheat extra, q $50, 10.
Wheat-No. !. Red. state. eT0e5oi No Z, 40
pglc receipts, 7ao shipmcnts ~.
Corn : No q Mixed. Cash. 7o17oc !,
Nay. Ssno; June. es'<c' reooipts' $500 !
isN Oats mo. i. white, state, ao0nc, NO. DO
Aotxi DO May, S7kc !. receipts, 1900 ship.
msnts, none.
Rye dull state ito.
Barley nominal.
Pork Dull OldMess, st 2sol. 80.
l.Ard-MRy, SN IL; June. es IS July, 02.
nolasscs sts ady.; for 20 .boiling ttock. SOC.
Turpent1ne weak At 40.
8osfu dull At q 22k0l u.s.
Petroleum dull Eenned in Cases, sSxc.
Ireights duil grain 70 Gag gov, ia.
Butter hrm Western Creamery, 270oc.
Cheese steady, Weetarn Fiat llK0l2c- !;
Ohio Factory, nk0llxc Fancy white. 10
l3oI5xt.
sugar dull, Renned Cuuoaf. sc Granula.
ted, 79zc.
Taiiow quiet, Prime City. lls 100.
Rice nominal Carolina, fair t0good, $40.
Coffee nrm Fair CarRoas, for BIO. 1880.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30
Closing Prices-S:3O o'clock p. m.
Wheat Corn (ats PORK Lar
Live stock AfArhets.

CHICAGO. April 2s. Cattle Receipts. 600 head;
and feeders, ~ t503 80 cows. bulls and mixed,
el e00S 90 Texas steers, % 1904 90.
Hogs-kecsipts, 10000 head; shipments,
4000i market weak. 90. 70 lOc lower mixed,
G?S0e %; heavy % Soap6 co; light, % 2o05 45 ;
skips, % b0Q5.
sheep Receipts. $500 head shipments,
1000; market weak and heavv, 2oc 10 yer /:
natives, "a 6000 10 western, 81 1915 IS Texans
e3I506 50; lambs, G07.
FAST nHRrY.-Cnttle-Receipts 80 head
shipments. Ss; market nothing doing ali
through hconsignments; no cars cattle shipped
to New York today.
Hogs-Receipts, $50 head shipments. $500
head market fair Phiiadolphias. ei 75o
common TO fair. o. zoos 90; pigs. sS OOfp6 rs
four cars hogs shipped to New York to-day.
sheep & nse.,pts. Loco, shipments. Ioro'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30
sudden DEANS of Infants.

Coroner Honsman was notified on Satur-
day afternoon to hold an inquest on the
body OF Fanny Keesy, infant daughter OF
Andrew M. Keesy, living on New street.
The child was sleeping when the parents
got up In the morning and Q few hours
Afterwards when Mrr. Keesy went to look
at her, she was dead. II. B. Springer, John
ID. Luiz, Charles Z. Auxer, B. Wright b.
+. Norton and Christian Rudy, the coro-
ner's jury, rendered q verdict that death re-
suited from convulsions.
Deputy Coroner Smith, OF Conoy town
ship. to-day flied the inquisition In the case
OF Harry MoCArty, aged i've months, who
Was also found dead in his cradle. The
verdict OF the jury was that death resulted
from natural causes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30

NOTICE.
Oy1lcn OF THE LAroAsrRR HonR MUTUAL
Sinn lEsURAScH Co. No. 1877 EAsT EIso}
eTRRET. LASoAs1RR, PA, APRiL q 1885
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT, NOS.
The members OF SAID Fire Insurance Com.
pany are hereby notified that A Aesessment NO.
va oroered By the Hoard of Direct on the
sn,rd st 81 february. lsss on the respective poll.
Of u 70 on each 100 OF the a6j listed or tara
bic amounts which will be found stated in the
respective policies. An abatement OF two per
cent cent; n 70 be made on all quotas paid on or
abatement OF one per cent on those paid dur.
paid Il the snd Of May TO Be PAID 1 IN ruiz sna Hn
those remaining unpaid at the END of June to
per cent added for the cost Of collection. All
policies whose Quota are not paid on or before
the END OF June to be Suspended by the fact OF
sncn nor. .ps ment, without any special action
and 70 remain suspended until the quotas re.
specuveiy are paid, or the policit invalid ated
or cancelled those not paid on or before the
emo OF July to be absolutely invalidated BY
such non. payment. ana to be stricken from
linQuent quotas to bs placed In legal process
of oollsotion. The quotas are to be paid TO
the treasurer. G H. Lefeyre, without further
notice. AZ the office Of the company, No. l87
i1n, last King street Lancaster. Pa once hours
saturday evenings during the month OF April
from ~ TO O'Clock D. m.
Personal noiee will not be given in lima for
members TO have the benent OF the tWo per
b. c. KREADY,
II. l.. FRAILGY,
q. ii. LEFhVRE,
h1Softdh Assessment Committee.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30
Cut An Artery.

William Lawrence, d shoemaker at CASTS
shoe store on North Queen street, met with
apainful accident this morning. He was
trying to break the point of knife with
pair Of pincerr, when the knife slipped and
struck him on the right wrist, cutting an
artery. Tho wound bled profusely and
was attended by Dr. Welcbans, after which
Lawrence was taken to his homo on North
Christian street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30
Nll Il In llhrlalIauN.

Mrs Eliza J. Hsrrsr, wife OF John d.
Harrar, died at Der homo In Christiana on
Saturday In the roth year Of her age. Her
funeral will take place from hor husbands q
residence on wednesday at 10 q. m. She
was most estimsble woman and left q
husband and several grown children. Mr.
Harrar Ia postmaster OF Christisns and ono
OF the bost known citizens OF the East End.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30
PALACR OF EAAHl0H
AsrRIcH's
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KING STREET,

Lancaster, Pa.
Two styles Of Wraps, OF
which we have too many left.
The price must sell them.
From $1,000 down to $500,
made Of Ottoman Silk, hand.
somely trimmed, with silk, lace,
and passementery.
From $500 down to S12.oo,
Grenadine, beaded, trimmed
with heavy Spanish lace and
bead trimming.
Baby Cloaks, in cream color
cashmere, long, Hubbard style,
with embroidered collars, s2.so.
Short Merino Goats, as cheap
as Sr.25.
Some more Calico Waists for
Boys. Pretty designs, only roc.
Navy Blue and White figured
Calico Waists. a5c.
Gingham Waists, 25c.
White Muslin Waists, fine
pleats with collars, at &c.
White Linen Waists, pleated,
at 6oc.
Special things in Needle
work Embroideries, at given
away prices.
One thousand yards, 4-inch
wide, excellent quality, at Ioc. a
yard never before sold at less
than I5c.
IS-inch fine Swiss Embroid-
cry, &c. a yard.
w on d ertul bargains in
Ladies Chemise at 5oc.. sold
everywhere at 75c. to S5c.
Skirts at &c., with wide en-
broidered ruftle, sold elsewhere
at 81.
Excellent Corset Cover, with
handsome needlework edge, at
25c.
New Parasols and Sunshades
have come in this week.
"a inch Gloria Umbrellas, at
$3.50 apiece.
24-inch fine Twilled Silk, at
SI.25.
Satin Coaching Parasols, all
colors, at 81.
Children's and Misses Para
soils.
50 dozen Ladies' Balbriggan
and India Cause Vests, long
and short sleeves, silk stitched,
the finest ever sold for 25c.
New Dress Cord Trimmings.
Cofored Dress Girdles, 75c.
and $3.50 apiece, quite new.
Come and look around We
don't ask you to buy.
ASTRICH'S P. o. F.,
Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30
The GDtheana,

The Go.hean Literary society OF Frank
lin and Marshall college will hold their SD
anniversary on Friday evening, May 4, at
halfpast O'clock, at Fulton opera house.
The programme includes: Speaker, o..
Has; saluta,orian q. q. schaeffer; orators,
@. r. Wissler, A. L.G. Hay, T. X. Cramer,
A. y. Glessner; eulogist, Il. q. Musgelman;
goethean orator, E. X. Eyeriy.
The committee OF arrangements are: l..
I. Lsmpe, chairman; A. B. Smith, IT. IL.
Leinbsch, @. II. Heller, w. II. Lands, Il.
Griffith, w. II. Keller.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30
sraa above CoIombi. Dam,

IRON saturdays Harrisburg Telegraph.
There Is no longer any doubt that hun.
dreds OF shad got through the break In the
Columbia dam. At least two large schools OF
shad have been seen within the last week, +,
one near Clark's Forty dam, where q
school OF three or four hundred was seen
yesterday, and another near Cove station.
Last night eight or nine fine shsd were
caught II Goldsboro, which establishes the
TACT that there Is fun ahead for our fisher
men.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30

The hot weather OF yesterday chase d
many OF our people to the country. Some
drove while others walked, and quito a
number Of bicycle riders worked hard IN
the boiling sun to get out of town. The
principal place Of attraction was the Cones
toga. There was a great crowd at Potts
millpof hotel, and every boat there was In
use all day. The cars OF the King street
line were crowded with passengers, re.
turning 10 town, until late hour In the
evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30
Returusd IN Hts pnrep,.

A small child was found wandering On
the streets on Sunday and taken TO the
station house. The child's name vas John
Lane and he was returned to his parents,
bosrders at the Kendig house, corner of
Duke and Walnut strests.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30
A Woman seaIdst,

This morning the wife of Peter Coulter,
who lives st Duke and Middle streets, had
one OF her arms badly scalded. She was
carrying boilerful OF hot ws,or out OF the
house into the yard when she STUN bled and
~ ths conients OF the boiler sp,lIing on
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30
To BE Sold By the sheriff

Sheriff Burkholder has posted bills for
the sale OF the personal property OF Wit
mer j. Hess, 10 satisfy an execution issued
against him TOR S2, 100 by George y. Trout
aud Jacob Stoner.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30
Their New Uniforma

Chief Smcltz and Sergesnts Erismsn and
Hartley appeared to-day In their new uni.
forms, and these officers make tine az
pearsncs. Rosenstein made the uniforms
and Htsufier furnished the caps.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30
Clossa rbeir s.,.o,

soan 4. Wise, Of this city, who for several
mooths past has bssn travelling with the
kinshsrs Sisters company as property
men, mas returned 70 Lancaster, The
oompany c'osed their season st Csrpondsls
- Saturday night
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30

Patrick Cunningham, who was hurt by q
premature blast at the Cornwall ore mines,
about two months ago, and brought to 81
Joseph's hospital, this city, died at that
place st o'clock on Saturday morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30
AARRETS.
me Philaa.Ip,,. ,,,.,,,. 49,.

r'1'"e1pufS CaTtIo MNFket
fhlLApkLrhiA, April S0.-The recs ipts az ,be
West philadelphia ana North PennsyIyspis
Yards wera eH"sSNahia
For the week Beeyes. 500; ,hean ann
hogs. 200. Previous week Beeyss' sS :
sheep, co hogs. Goo 's' -0'
5000 medium. t<04Ac.i common, 81 a.
Ac, ''sS
Sheep were lower; natives, 4sd7l<e !,
clipped 40, ihG6kc native wool lambs. ba
sxei clipped, VOL lambs 5alc: ~
hog. were nc lower Western. sGs1Ic
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30
DEATHH

hAthAR.-On Saturday. April 2s In Chris
tiana Eliza j., wife OF John ID, Harrar In ihs
9th year of her age. 'A 'Ae
The relatives ana friends are raspectfplIv
invited TO attend the funeral, from the r,
oenee of her husband, Wednesday, May 2, at
otH
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30
MARRIAGEH. 4

9shce OF Dr Henry Brown, No Breyoort
rriace. brooklyn, n. y, by the Rev. A. j, n.
behrenos, John l.. Arnold. 10 EllieV lew
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30
uh,o.ro Producs ssarrs,.

CHIoAeo. April 30. $50 p. m.--Martet opened.
Wheat-May. t0kc juno, sikc July. s2kc.
Corn-May. 6yzc; June, AN July, b1kc.
Oats-May. $40 June 3,c July, Stc.
Pork-Aay, N3 30; June, ol3 6:k July.
sl3 72k.
LaTd-Not quoted.
Short kibs-Msy, q l2k JuLe, q 20; July.
n 1-k
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30
Had Three YeIks.

George Flory, OF the st. Charles hotel
on East Chestnut street, broke an egg thi,
morning that had three yslks. The her
that did this work was no larger than usual
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30

Attention is directed to the advertisement
OF the Home Mutual Fire Insurance company,
OF this city, in another column, Of assessment
No. 8, now due.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-30

Inia 10 70 inform my customers that am
noM prepered n show them an Assortment
OF or sp1ng suiting ana Trowsering that cannot
OF my own importation ana conaned styiea.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-03
THE THEATER WAR.
Claims Against Sackett & Virgins
---Again Continued.

The Hennepin Avenue theater cases
came up in the district court before
Judge Young yesterday morning, and
the little court room was filled with law
yers. Firms holding claims amounting
to some $4,000 were present. After
the persons holding claims against
the theater have established their claims
they will consolidate, and oppose the
Savings Bank of Providence, the Hen
nepin Avenue Theater company and
Sackett IL Virgins, to make their claim
a prior lien to the 100000 mortgage held
by the Providence Savings bank. In
their statement the Hennepin Avenue
Theater company make the theater's
value $4,000, which they put in assets.
The liabilities, exclusive of the mort
cages on the building, are SOS, 95S. 80.
The mortgages, which are held by the
Peoples Savings Bank of Providence,
property are as follows: Stoddard &
Aries. S. ,O94.67; G. L. Leeds, 81, SIG. rs; NJ.
Nelson, $1,000; Terra Gotta Lumber
company, $50; Holbrook & Kahn Heat
ing company, S2S5.74; Liljengreen Fur
niture company, $49l .3S; Crown Iron
works, s933.S7; J. M. Locke, $4,000;
Werskapf Bros, S1O2.3O; r. l.. Stoddard,
s313.O4; Frazer & Shepard, So, 1925; E.
c. Cauvet, S2,726.99; Peter Johnson,
$500; Sasmen & Lands, S7O4.S2; Mather
Electric Light company, 1856; North
Star Iron works, SILT; Crown Iron
works, S933.S7. The case is a decidedly
complicated one, and the validity of
Hon. Thomas III. Lucas mechanics lien
law will be tested. Just before o'clock
the case was continued until next Sat-
urday, when the matter will be argued.