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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-23

DROPOSALS FOR BUILDING LANCASTER
CITY CENTRAL MARKET HOUSE,
according to the plans and specifications of J.
ii. Warner, architect, VIII be received by the
1889, at O'Clock u. m.
Plans and specihcat Ions can be seen at the
architects office, No. Is North Duke street on
and after "Wednesday, I'D inst.
All bids must be accompanied with the names
OF two or more responsible parties to become
security, and also accom- panied with a certified
check for 500, which will be forfeited to the city
in case of failure to accept the contract II
awarded.
The committee reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
BY order of city Market Committee
JOEL l.. HAINES, Chairman,
Office, Corner Duke and Grant streets.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-23
NCGRANN a NowLEN,
MERCHANT TAlLORS,
al-ydR 1876 NORTH QUEEN STREET

NTE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF
w Pipes and Fine Smoking Tobacco In the
city, Wooden Pipes nj s.. and i0c. each. Genu-
Inc Meerschaum fipcs at 2,c. each.
DEMUTH'S CIGAR STORE,
nlSttdR ia East kinE Street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-23
1lrin Advertisements.

FNIIE MOST REFRESHING DRINK IN
i warm weather Is tart Wine We have Pure
California Red and White Wines for 80 cents,
large bottles; $500 per dozen bottles.
Ro1iRER'S LIQUOR STORE,
No. - Centre square, Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-23

'J>o INSURE 4 COMFoRrABLE AND RE
I frcshing bath, and thoroughly soft skin
usc Wild Flower Bouuct
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-23

TliANGE OF MARKET HDURS-HERE-
" after the hours for market at the Southern
Market Will be at four o'clock a. m. Saturday
afternoons. Saturday morning a. heretofore.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-23

LNOR STEAM GAUGES, HIGH OR Low
A Pressure, Water Gauges, Gauge Cocks
Mood Wheels or Weighted, Glass Tubes,
Whistles, Syphons for Steam Gauges, Cylinder
Oilers Plain, Water Gauge Columns, Cocks for
Steam Gauges, call on JOHN BEST, as3 East
Fulton street. m2-tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-23

TT YOU WANT A FIRST-CIASS PORTABLE
i Engine and Boiler, on wheels cheap, as the
following prices show: horsepower, si75 &
horsepower, s52o; l0horsc-power, S575; Is horse
power, $50; 20 horsepower, 81 l75, call at JOHN
BI SIS. 1888 East Fulton street. m2-tfd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-23

TOE CREAM AND STRAWBERRY FESTI-
i val Ia be held In the Basement of ~. PAUL. :
NJ. Il. Church, commencing tomorrow Crhurs-
day. and continue until Saturday night. m2t-2t
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES

s.aeea Aesnsss al kiSA4le2a. Ira asss
kssn Increased - 800
Al.ss ScAl1ss. - I4las. O. kA1 hls r gst
sxss tors fren Is eedy 9ass&., By sAs s1-
plssasn - "a ga
asels-en }-sg rendered ~ ths o@4s 81
prsrzs Co1EE toEsla. the ssel.l s.lst ssAea4s
s1gPts1 - l-@As " et-Sls lie A.-S@-l-e <'--~-
l4s.
Johp Busas, aged - ~ss 81 ashsa -
dsz1h 1.lesa4s ~ al sles A1ox - tie "0f Is
- tas American Le&I1sT Company II LIZ
CiDa.E
IINi.llaRl KSnsss and Isz@e "sAEl, tIil4a-
lnsrs - tie Cleveland nine Ds-f Ls--
gsl1isz k2eA. we're NlLsa tuesday ~ .
fal II earth
s41aael I4tsa. II DaPoEt Ind. ~ss
leckeA ~ ~ Columbus tuesday % asisRs
~ ase BAL % cAaIss II p~ssins 0o-A-
teElsl. E-ensy
IL report tAzt - Aarf lad easea IL Al
ChoEles.oan. Mas kil4rg several tnea'
A2a Its toand@uoa IA TIE e-Flng n ~ |. cell
laT. IA y htee no oas "a - ~ .Is4
TIE Lat Chicago sllll I'm Plate Com
pany. IL u4sn4f-ctare tn plate. Hon AID
stee. 2ad their prOdacts, wss incorporated
tuesday. ~irh a capital Of szSo, veo
Tie Supreme Lodge. Ancient Order OF
United NorSmen. convened al om.1s
Tuesday. delsg at-s being present from al
over IL United states and Ontario.
A citizens uataTal gas company Was or
ganlzed al Wabash lad tuesday - com
pete Win Jne present company IL Is pro
posed 10 furnish gas free u manufacturers
Ahsst In0rtgsgs Tor So oo, ,0oo. IN favor Of
the New York Security and Trast Company
was aled AT Springfield Ii. Iuesds, by the
Louisville. l. SusNIlle i ST Loais Consou-
dated road
William II Never, a salesman In dry
goods store, was arrested st Cincinnati. %. :.
on ohsrge OF having enhsE1ied slZo"o of
the ostAie OF minors Ot whom he Was guar
dian several years ago
The remains OF John Sewer. first Gov.
eraor OF Tennessee were exhumcd from
near Montgomery, Ala. Monday, and vii
be Teinterred al Knoxville, Tenn. lLey
have been buried seventy -four years
Dr c " Gallagher. OF Providence. Il |.
has been elected 10 the presidency OF
Lawrence University NJ Appleton, Wis, to
succeed Dr. Is =. Raymond. who has ac-
ceptSd a slI4iiar position al Wesleyan
A test - saadc Tuesday on the Raleigh
& Gas,on railroad OF process invented foi
telegraphlng from a moving train Mes
sages were received while the train wa.
moving AT the rate OF thirty miles an hour.
An insane man, supposed 70 be Albert NJ
Mulnford is said 10 be roaming about the
Peru bottoms near Dubuque, la. living OF
roots and frogs. and attacking settlers with
a club posse OF citizens has been formed
10 capture hip
The heaviest rainfall for years is report.
ed from Watertown, u. T. Cellars were
Hooded, aud much damage was done &c
merchandise. The Water-works Company
suffered heavy losses from the caving in OF
their mains and connections.
at Galesburg. Ill, Tuesday Holly Doyle
was found guilty OF killing James Eaton In
October. 1855, and sentenced 10 tell years
Imprisonment Lafe and Ike Lancaster anc
Frank Wiclwise, indicted with Doyle foi
the murder, were found not guilty
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

A&ssaA laa 5aas - A ssasa green
taTas.s si.ioAaeas - ecstE0s ths wheat
osfs aaa f3e o4eps "a tlls SEo adjoining
eoUa.ss hs b !. ap4,esfs ey hundreds ia
ese1F f.ae ane 10 rss.isis s-pPing sAs HE
suE 81 II
FsAksvuEk Ina june 10 The dong
Goat ~oa Tsins Ia this secitoa have
drcsnsa OH tia cara IL tie lew nottssaas
AID ie1ged Iipe Nscai on AlS her grounds
o. badly THAI H eSn not be sat small
green bag ass sps'e@Ecd "a msIisas and IA
Saanssine tie - fas y heat The olesos
"a .lss lHlUfea ~ tae Nss weRthss To-
esooe which Ia .tspie LefeGbeuts. VII bs
q shoTl cfcp
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
A HUGE MEAT COMBINE.
An eriean aud British Dealers MAKO Up =
Company with 90 SOC. 900 Capita.

tofs pAay with - OOOsceO Sspt&i-
szW NoRz, June " An analgamAtion
OF the cattle aud fresh mes- iaterests %, !. a.,
C. Joseph Eastman u This city. aud John
Ball 4 sons. limited. Of London Glasgow
Liverpool And other towns IN Great Britain
has been practically effected. and the stock
Of ths new concern, known last
mans Limited has been sub
scFfbed for ia the London market
The capitalization Is :a,5oO.OoO. OF which
g. 80 90 Is In ; per cent cumulative pre-
rerrod shares or so each and 81 500 co il
ordinary shares OF $50 each, paying 10 per
cent, the American currency equivalent
Tor the LONDON ngure being used The
board OF management IN this respect VIII
be composed or George g. Williams presi
dent OF tbs Chemical National Bank, and
l. @ 4 Joseph Eastman. The rrms which
tho formation or this company will
amalgamate are among the pio-
neers Of the trade OF exporting
fresh meats In Iefrigerators TO Great
Britain The business ia which John Bell
{ Sons are engaged is the selling OF the
meat shipped 10 Great Britain from abroad
principally from America Australia, New
Zealand and the River Platte The firm has
tho largest trade In dressed meat in Great
Britain. II Is believed that the new ar
rangement viii result in still lower prices
for American meat in the English market
and thus increase its already great popu-
Iarity there
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
PATRIOTIC sons Of AMERICA


rrs.as1Ts st<Frtzs A1zrss<
wsEsIS9Egs. 5-as - ~ 1s AzElsLaAl ca
ss1E3sa - Pzzle1ie scns q Arlsxica gpeasa
hers -ss11y - E-zs FL VIA 4<S41 -
1e4sss5es gFzseDE Afssr "a ec2seEE1oa
~as sA-ls4 ~ sEaax - frs<al1eAG George
ss-l-n. sf Chle4ge, DisITlcE Cs-.-aa-sslo1.r az
Lc4z -.as ce1sSxs1 = s4sxl @11~-ss ~ SCI
cosls President Snn IA n AIS 41z AL 1c1Tess
TssIs@sd tzs history " go oEg aEs14-ls4
4-aG spsks sLoe .4~aLly Of - &2nls snd Ia
~ork Z E41 Already 4cc0-zs s.lsla1 ne s1l1
Il s1o1lz 80 tAs oclsSL u tAs 4-es-z1Srs -
t1sfll. inso TIE 1a1 1z ~ EhelT children z.1
tEsel1s rhe Er4s AEasrisa4 spirit, 4a& ss~ss
a. - see thAt TIA scL0o-s sAo1ia os Kept
frss trea4 aay cO1tslL-a ssiag fofsiga i-r =
sLes hscs1E sye41s Ia tEs y sss hlulsa
thaG Ene tials Lad cone for 2ctle- that t2s
eI1=E had besa lyiEs 2.EaKsttFs4y
icis t1uz sl0agn sa1 t44S II sho4~1 sho~ =
more aggressive spiflL A fs~ ua0Ee Hay
m-rkss Fiots znd CTonin uIgTdeEs W0G-c
give TIE order aB opportunity II support
IL principles Inere ~cGld no- be ei-e-sn
lamp. telegraph AID Lele pA0Us polss n
the co1DlEy ~ hang the miscre4lts ~Ao
cared not bow much TSEroacA and
odiaa they 5roGghg upoa the name "
America 90 lslg as LAsiT personal er1S were
gained President snHh said that dUTIng
the year il4=t encec shs order ha4 exAio-
.iGsd a soeaerfal increase both Ia member
shtp aud tie G2ulosE u camps Instituted
Am0n< the subjects ~ oe discussed Is The
admission OF cOl0Tsd people and how tiae
order can best Do made - prosper Ia The
south
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

Itisonlv found p buttf cgauff 'a'-
frr~nls. and .a ns other Yart Hi fnr
world W. refer fY tts tree tfsf Irs-
snons tie haaI.r1 a8d renetrstg.q g1 1..
usad r. that g.esssnfsnd a ert.ff cera
fr.r co-,e-f f1rfI0r Nstrfna rrrufi
s-,s coughs. -ANTh abb thf Kng af
rerznrr.rf FfrE EFus gasrartr
erd ssI Z for 2 - = f,oftie. ~ ffr,t
s.~ffles frr g ~ ~ tte 10 ~ Call
F0RNTA CA1-Rf1 ~ 81 Symptom
~ estarYh afe 1lFpeled and ftte fs
essed ress fsssagf e speedily restored
~ healthy con1 taOn-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
EST Ed.
The Man who Was Censurod for Staying
Ills Vife to Get Full Justice.

BLoOMINGTON, Ill, June 10 - Joseph
Nenne. the farm renter OF Cayuga, Liviu q
ston County, who last Thursday struck hi
wife blow from the effects OF which she
died. and who was only censured for the
act by the coroners jury, was re arrested
Tuesday at Pontiac. whittier he had gone
for safety The warrant sworr
out by two OF his neighbors. Nenns
win have his examination at Pontiac mex
Saturday The sheriff has taken charge OF
his victims body and an autopsy has beet
ordered The greatest Indignation prevail
about Cayuga at the outrageous &C
tion OF the coroner's jury, and every ei:or
viii be spent TO make Nenne suffer for the
crime Of wife murder, OF which he is guilty
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
MAITEE " HTNF.


That IS what YOU ought - have. ia
fact, YOU must have "a. 90 fully o. ~
hfc Thousands are searching fnr Q
daily. and mourning because th'y ini
Il not. Thousands upon thousands II
dollars are soent annually ~ ouf peo-
ple IN the nopc that they may attain
THIS boon. md yet il may be had iy
all Mc guarantee That Eleciflc b.iiefs,
De- used according 70 q recii0ns and TIE
use persisted in, VIII hrug Won Good
Digestion 01sitho demon Dyspeps
and install. instead EuprTsY. We rec
ommcnd Electro Bliterf Tor Dyspepe'a
and All diseases of lavcf, stomach and
kidneys. Soli a. soc and s or botue
ty Peck Bros IrnQr rsf-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

There = only ere 6rsuhsek % TIE sfngl.
iZea ~ epp e5 ~ literary ventures q.
- i1 .ss-er degree. r. earn rnsrcisi
ua1sf-skings. a-d ttst is TIE ritlust.
rsrseinifT - successful imitation Bot
t-e l-lifsror fo~s nos nsnsur begin - 80
psint .atl tas a. ginstor = On ffs
3 e. reed r. fortane. ard ~ -. time ths
.. pr-ffioa IS iu q 10y - 6vlds ~ 80
--s-iresr. fhe ~ zrs - srse - srsp down
49, Fsrtor ar 80 srczet. fesvfnr - Isri-
asse~s 80 cur ere stefas-'s skrosts q 80
afe-t AT a~ stsrf O. tas pa5s3c.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

WASHINGTON, June IA Solomons. vice
president of TIE Red Gross, has ceived the
following dispatch, signed by Clara Barton,
from JOhnstOwn: There are no children
in Johnstown FOR adoption They mainly
perished in the flood unless carried
through tho waves OF death by mothers or
fathers who can not give them up. The
people OF the whole country have offered
homes, not realizing fully the fact named.
SO far We have heard of but one child
adopted from this place
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

bhsee n - 4sea Representatives. - -
" s-.~s :. 14zs - Esss Csssss sksA st
esESsD ~1A tss1n Ns~ ysFk-
NEw fcNE suGs q a here ssissS fu
l4sezseo- 81 60SkS tEs kslAsss -
ociseStrs te tAe Ssies s4as&s g. Rssl
UouFSu~cx hsc& Ies.s IN lsasas On
JAY : ttsE coIns tron a. ps-s
III tie a3ss representing tie s..a1sy-
sshaols ~ - ths ses1lag clt4cs -Asy en-
,est - S@4c1 i.o2ao1 81 June - oA yaly
! 1hss ~ IA ~ e ~ tAe Lara ssyes
sf LonSol ! "a .As believing asy tks
rsgsLi2s secs. as ~ tns ossseaEoA VA ss-
IN
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

WAsBISGTos. June j. - Representative
WILLIAMS. of Ohio. in an interview said
The thing that Ia now occupying the at
tention OF the folks ia Ohio il the Governor =
ship. There Is no doubt IN the woria iLat
Foraker viii be re nominated II j. known
now that he will accept the nomination.
and that practically settles the matter He
could II he wanted to. be the successor 10
Senator Payne. bat he is not after that "
Speaking Of the SpeakershiP contest In the
next Houss. Colonel Williams thought the
contest lay between Reed and Mckinney
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

NEv YoEK. June 10 The New York crel-
itors OF Tokias, Ipgerman 4 Co, dealers in
dry goods at Seattle. W T. who were
burned out on the 9TH iast. with loss on
sock estimated at $40 100 and an frsur-
snce OF sllj.oco. are attaching the insur-
ance money. Attachments 20 the amount
o. t;3 43i have been levied Creditors in
San Francisco. y is said have attached all
the insurance money IN Sau Francisco Tho
firms last statement % Bradstrsets show ed
assets OF 3s59. 1-.3 and Liabilities OF sly2. -7S
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
WILL HANDLE THE MAILS:
New Postmasters for Western Towns
Named by the E'residcnt.

WASHINGTON. June 70 Tho President on
Tuesday appointed many new pOstmasters
among whom were the following:
OAlo-Bowiing Green. George w. Gahan;
National Military Home. Aoram ). Galbre ath
Ininois-MOuur Carmel John L. Stanstield; /;
Sparta, ;. > Taylor; Salem. K. Ii Williams
Eureka, r. ST. Hoyt; Metropolis City, y. j.
Slack
ichlyan-Ma anistee, c. b. Lewis.
Iowa Corning, H. O.. Aukeny; Correction
vllle. D. X Freeman; Emmettsburg, A w.
Utter. Ida Grove, George w. Walton
MISUNDERSTANDING. Henry w. Crow
O'NelIl Edwin Heishlser
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

WILLIAMSON. Pa June ~ The lost
log committee informs the JuubsrFDsns
Exchange that about ks.iss9 0s~ feet II logs
have been found below Ciarks Ferry. Ia
cluding those in Cbesspesk bay. and more
viii vet be recovered These ran - sold
for 81 lssst so per Thousand iest. thus ma
tsriaIy reducing the total i0ss ~ The food
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
Ohio. As.ignment Law interpreted.

COLUMBUS, o, June 10 The Ohio Su-
preme Court Las rendered an important de-
cisioD, Interpreting the law governing as
signments II has been the practice for an
insOlvent corporation. on the eve OF making
an assignment, TO execute chat:cl mort
cages 10 certain preferred creditors whom
it intends 70 pay in full, and then transfer
the remainder OF it's estate 10 a trustee. 10
b. administered for the bene IL OF the other
credito.s. II any thing remains 10 be dis
tributed The decision stops this class o;
sxlngliuQ
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
Shot Hcr Trsduccr.

SARDIs. Miss. June l9-JOhn Williams
was shot and fatally wounded on Sun
DAY al Emery Church, ssn miles east OF
here, by Mrs Hattie Campbell The shoot
ing occurred Immediately after the relg
ious services had closed The provocation
for the killing was the charge made by
Williams that h had been intimate with
Mrs Campbell several months ago. upon
which statement q bill for divorce is now
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

NEv YoES. June i9-The Baltimore &
Ohio Telegraph Company Tuesday. for the
consideration Of one dollar and the entire
discharge Of its obligation To issue $1,000
CO Of bonds provided tor 10 its contract
with tee Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
psnv. couveved - the Western Union Tele-
grsph Company all its rights, title and in
terest IN and - ali its telegraph lines and
property OK every nature anu description
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
Two Drowned in the ua., River.

NEw YoKK. June le Monday night Nj
chael Ryan and John Burke, of In Park
row. benjamin Foster. Of i5j Third avenue
and Robert Smiley. residence unknown.
were ont rowing on the East river when
near South Brothers Island their craft coll
lided with the sail boat John Kelly. and was
capsided Foster and Smiley were drowned
Burke and RYAN were rescued
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
Mr.. aud Mrs. Clads,on. Diued.

LoSDOS, June 10 Mr. Carnegie gave a din
rer NJ the Hotel Meuopole Tuesday even
Ing to Mr. and Mrs Gladstone. There were
thirty guests including Minister and Mrs-
Lincoln. Sir William Vernon Harcourt and
Lady Harcourt. John Morley and MS Nor
ley. Consul General New and Mrs New ana
General and Mrs Lawton. The affair was
strictly private Mr.. Gladstone did no.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

WATERLOO. Ia. June l9-M L. Billings
accused of the murder ot County Attorney
kiucsiev at Naverly. WAS brought here
Tuesday and taken before tho district
court re presented a bail bond for So
go the sum hxed by the court. and as soon
a. the presiding iudZe IA satisfied as to tEe
financial standing OF the saretics II will be
approved and Billings released from Gus
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

WINoVs Miss. Juns "a The last spike
was driven Tuesday in the Georgia Pacific
railroad one ~ the leased lines Of tie Rich
mond & Dauviue Railroad Company, thus
making one continuous rail line Of 10
miles from Washington. D c. 60 GTe1n-
Vile. Miss via Lvnchburg Danviile. Char
loste Atlanta Anuiston Birming ham,
Columbus Mss an Vest Point
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

CTNcISN4rI. Jane - The neviv elected
board &C directors Of the Cincinnati Ham
Iton Dayton railway net Iete Tuesday
afternoon ani organized hv eIecerg these
o.Frars President. JnHas Der-e-. Vice
Prssiten. M 2 Wooaford. Secretary AID
Treasurer. RI short
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

wAsElkG4oS June 10 --CoIa missioner %
Pensions Tanner h&s ordered the reissue of
a pension T. "a senator Henderson ~ Ne
bTsska al aA tngre sscd 4ate lhis gives
the SeustoT esek pay "a The iaoTeasea rate
from the ums Ass oTaginsl pension Ton a
gunSBot ouRa a. gIanteu. AID viii pus
soEssLing more tA.n ~. O0S ~ ready cash
Ia his pocket
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

BFE1Ts. Jane - i orrsntlsi rsiDs. seoorn
panied ~ a aDasr. have swept over Hes.e
soutl p estr hsiis, NssssD Hnd Jruringia
Ibe F-crr1 sgtendsd ssst - -aEerY ard
soutk - Bavaria serious dzuasse vss oerls
- corn nSv and fr1it CROPS s@vsrsl J-r
sens sn1 Isrgs nsr8Dsf % estts per
f-hef
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

BIRMINGHAM Ala. June 70 4 conlbina-
tion train run by the Tennessee Coal. iron
4 Railroad Company foT the accoumoda-
ton OF is woTkmen struck COW lying on
tie track Tuesday morning near here S.x
cars we're hurled down slop- and two men
we're kilied Nearly 100 others we're IN
jarsd. but viii recover
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
Asking for Charity for the Miners.

BRAzu. Ind June ~ The various sub
committees representing the ten Districts
Of block miners reported t@l1 dependents
Tuesday , slight increase Seven thousand
dollars relief were reported. The county
commissioners unit-d ~ request 10 GOV
ernor Hovev g. issue q PROCLAMATION com
mending the miners to TIE charity Of the
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
Live stock.

CHICAGO. Juns =
carr market noisrstelr s,tve n lceaI
sls sttpp.rg account snd prrees .ss q ?
Cu0tato1s rSnge6 a. g. 3se14s0 Tor ssos =
cheic- shirp.rR Steers. g o. 81 . Tor oou.uaos
g. good co = 61s s399 Tor Butcasrs GERS
sa4T2- far -tscsers q VA p Ior Feeders
'i.51s icr Cors sn1 q s3a 2 = for micro,
"a. - -tocs snd BlIs
HaF--M Marset rsfher o. srs --ak P-icss
in- eTsr -8.as rarEef st - 1eGz ~ for ght.
for r1aFa packing, - lf117s ~
rrs. ars 3 saAs3 for nszvy psck.rs sss
60 - - les
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

CoNcosn. y p. June - -Hr rlssr =
Chsadisr bs< he-n siectsd Uared sssees
Senator far New Earsuretre The ~rsa ia
the senate stood Ckauslsr. - fs-rHs.rl
a ~. Hcuse Bard er fsF e-ahsrn,
ls1. McNsy, s, AEcV--ss. Z, Ca--nksa,
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

SsDuEs No June p DIR Edwin Small.
of this city. has a deg Vhieh Is az icf e3
wf;h avdrorhcbia Re has r1-1e an cffer
of $50 - any one vao 49, submit - 1eilr
bittea hv the animal in order - test tas
efficiency ~ tre mads-Cr in ne posses
slon Of 4 Blair and ur z White
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

IoNDcN. Juns IA Two mlnsrs of nart-
mund IN Westphsha have Inst been sen
fenced 10 seven vesrs imprisonmest for
asiag reviewers Cd ths occssion of distaI b.
aaees .r.nLna CT u tAs rsceaL stI-se
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

C-cseo June i8 Iaesesv wss the fonr-
te-pth dav &C tire Psrxer Reed checker
uestch Teo games were PLAYED. octh re-
- ing IN draws Ise score ncw srar g.
Baker Is. Rcd = drawn. - Bat two
aan.-- rsfnsln u Be r-ared
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
Hesvy Loss by Fire.

JERSEY CITY. n j., June l9-fire origi.
mating i'll Cushing's machine works Tues.
day evening destroyed that building anc
Cookers sugar factory, a large si1-story
structure, and damaged other property IL
the vicinity. The loss is about slU0, 900.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
CALIFORNIA; GRAPE CROP.
This Years Yield the Largest i'm tho His
tory of the State.

SAN Francisco. June l9--'it looks as
though California would have the largest
crop OF grapes ia the history OF the State. -
said Manager Metmore, OF the Vitcutursl
commission. We ought To produce from
-. .O00 go 10 $3.50 oco gallons of wine. The
raisia crop Will &c also "a large one. and the
Ssato will probably produce 10000 boxes
tins year The outlook tor the wine mar ket
is not very good At least half OF last year $
vintage is in tie hands of The producers
WHO viii not sell at the ruling low prices -
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

United states army, writes i9f f1e
last fW0 wears mF hcaifa has hefl f1-
callent. ta.s. t'lf.k. ls dnr tony nsfig
Sulphur Efirfs. a- i0rfufrly mf beaiih
nss miserable. owing - TIC frees e.
change. ~ climate. u.s. ~ inciatni -
= egIlier's iiir.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

BUFFALO, n L.. June l9.-The freigh
depot Of the New York Central railroad Ia.
been burned % the ground. There Wal
but very little freight stored there and thi
dauage viii not exceed 5000
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

NJ ycxx June - --The iary the csss
~ uo~.ra rendered verdict Es-s-
a. .~-.fr- - guilty e ETand larceny a
1900 a. sos frora he Elsctztc S-sar
c,r,,,rnr bv sssse eTeteusss Sentence Vas
ssssxved
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

That extreme tired feeling and al af-
fecuons caused OF promoted 10y impure
blood and l0w state 0f the system arc
cured 10y Hood e Sarsapauila. owe 4
catrial. sold hy All daugglsts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

Eosrox. Jane is John Kenny vs a.
f.sted her. Tuesday On fhs charge ~ On
s-7ziug e. ~ from 70. Wells Fsrfe Rx
.,less Cssuspsrr 81 Ser ffsucisoo
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20

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w F,sx June 90 -Anscn'c Ffcor1'o
-. fs.,{an inst - less-d from prison where
a ..v-.a a t-rrr frr aaving stabbed p 2
-. :, Ta~sdsr "a Ieslous snTer er'ss1ed
- .s,Il rfsa a. Ten she dead ssd
he = n isiL
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-20
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