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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-11
ORPHANS COURT SALE VALU.
" RI Il NlTY

ORPHANS COURT SALE OF VALU.
~ ABLE CITY REAL ESTATE.
10 punuance OF an order OF tho OrphaDs'
Court OF lancaster ounty. the folio wing real
ard Hotel. in the city of lancaster: -'
Purpart No' j: all that certain lot or piecs OF
ground, located on the north side Of Aast
orange street, between Lime ana ebippen. on
wnich is erected a three.sto y Brick u wsIliog,
with Marble FROM, ana a twn-story biick
pIovemsnts, known as No. aa7 East Orange
Purpart No 4 all that certain lot or piece Of
glound. locats % on the south side OF last
strssss. on Witch Is erected twostory pHRsa 5l'sa
tached. USED as dwelling. the same premixs
being known as NO. $50 East Marion street.
ground. located on the north side of Iast
1 hestnut street. on whioh Is erected q two.
story hrlck dwelling atlached. with q two
etory Pr,cE PACK buhdipg' known as No. 7os
purpart No. 4. all THAT certain tract or three
ner OF hestnut ana franklin stree IS, contain !.
Ing In front on north side of East chestnut
street sixty-siL feet eight inches lss feet
inches). aud extending that same " ID n ninety
lots N, lt7. ibs and i5s. OF the CHESTNUT street
Porpatt No. s. ali that certain tract or piece
of ground, ioc At d on the south asst corner OF
front on the south tide OF fast fulton sure OF
eighty one fee tand six inch (si feet inches),
s,d extending that same width south ninety
Known as lois Nos Isl. iss is,. and tWotSirds two i
ri lot No. Isl Of the Chestnut street pan OF
Lancaster.
Parties desiring to view any of tho propsr-
ties before the day OF sale will plea 50 call o I,
Ryan, No. 20 East Orange street, or r. u.
DiHenEaugh, NO. S05 rast Che estnut street.
sale to commence at O'Clock d. M, ON SAID
days. when conditions will be made hnown
by the undersigned.
FRANK Is. DltFENE4UtiH,
Executors OF Pc er Difenbaush h deceased
b. +. Rows, Auettoneer. mars SID
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rae OLD CHURCH ABANDONED.
Lsst Services Held In the Presbyterian On
sunday - Machines For shs shirt
Factory Arrive,


COLUMBIA, MaIoh II. The last services
were held on Sunday In the old Prosbyte.
tian church, which were OF special interest
70 The congregation. On Sundsy morning
Rev. Gsorge Wells Ely, pastor, preached .
sermon from Hsggai, 2: 3. "Who 10 Lett
among you that raw tits house in her
nrst giory" Tne preacher recall ed many
paat recoiiec,ions In the history OF the
church. Ia tie evening, alter Q short
sermon by the pastor, q prayer and
song services was held when remarks were
made by some members who have been
connected with the church for a long time.
The Presbyterian church Ia the oldest In
the town aud much historical interest Is at.
taehed n the buildin & since its foundation
oooos ssva seven years 40. On nelt
0undsy the congregation will worship in
the chapel building, which will be nn saed
by that time.
The Sunday school OF the Methodist
Eplscopal church has decided to increase
thsls library by the purchsss OF $500 worth
Of new books A committee on subscrip.
tt0us has been appointed to raise the
0o1sy, p,ysols ia en- moG!hly pay.
Dant&
4 frame house situated on : u,h Fourth
oteoel belonging to the estate OF george
e Iley, Ns'to st pub sale on Saturday
oyening. II was purchased by John
/. Fisher for 81 0l0 A lot sd Joining was sold
o. John Lebergern or Si3i.
a letter has been received by the Metro
poaitan band iIcm Carl Fischer, OF New
York, stating a. at their new instruments
viii be shipped IN time for the grand COT.
cert on Saturday evening, March l6 h.
Samuel ID. II .zlelt, supervisor OF the
Reading & colomois railroad, started st
work tbis morning to make q Typographical
survey OF tho road.
OfAcer WititcH arrested Lu ar Nlssley
u Marietta this morning On the charge of
drunkenness and disorderly conduct and
surety Of ,hs paace preferred by Andrew
Stuck am Nissley was discharged by
Squire Evans On the payment OF e),ts.
The regular monthly meeting Of couacil
wlll no held In iAs council CHAMBER On
Tuesdsy evening.
Eleven sewipg mschines we're received
~ the Columbia shirt factory u - 10 OF ming,
tsoR the WhseisT q Wilson mapufae uring
soOpopy.
Wogk Was started this moIuibg o. the
egn1lloW butiding, where the wagon iae.oi,
/ se1lD - located TIE nee ssaary alterations
Ulll A0an be completad. The work OF
oDoasssion ior tho sdciu nal building wss
eloa eCwGsncee.
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GLEASON A BILE
- CLAkk E'S.


Every season has its specially and the
LENTEN season is NO exception to the
rule.
Canned Fish are worth thinking about
and 1t is comfort to have variety OF
food in this form constantly on hand 80
that one is at all tunes prepared for un.
expected guess.
Fresh Salmon packed In one pound
cans ready for use, we have from l2sc to
zoe q can.
FRESH LOBSTER.
We keep the best that Is packed. Only
the claw meat of the lobster has been Sc
lec.ed and Is packed SO neatly and looks
ate will tnd difficulty in resisting.
Kipper'd Herring is also very appe-
tiZin2.
Fresh Soused Mackerel Packed In
Tomato sauce are considered by many
as q perfect treat.
Sardines in oil mustard or spiced. We
have them at &c, l0c, l5c, lSc and 25c q
can, and every can guaranteed good.
COD FISH.
We keep the Deep Ssa Brand of selected
Pure Goldfish and sell it at the same price
you pay for common stock.
HTUOMRAY GNIRREH.
Same Herring that you pay SC apiece
for or for 10c. We sell for sc, or 9Se
for box Of 80 Herring.
CHEESE. CHEESE.
We have the finest quality of Cream
Cheese In the market. We sell good
Cream Cheese at l2tc q pound. Best
Swiss Cheese, 22c tb, Edam Cheese, Pine
Apple, etc.
Asparagus Ia glass and tin, French
Peas in glass and tin, Mushrooms in
glass at 25c also French Capres and
Queen spanish Olives, Pure Honey in
glass only 20c, worth soc Imported
Pickles by the doz Evaporated Corn,
Best Shaker Corn, sc q pound, or lbs for
25c, We have the best Canned Corn and
Tomatoes in the city. We have them
from g: to l5c q can 10 Packs I'm
ported Spaghetti MacarOni for 25c !;
Finest No. Bloater Mackerel In the city.
Something New-Irish Msckerel, and
as white and fat rs chicken. Fresh
Country Eggs.
SAMUEL CLARKE'S
Wholesale and Retail Tel and Coffee
Store,
Il and IA South Queen Street,
A NEW PRESENT.
z. S.-We are giving very useful
present with each ID Tea this week
Tea ut 10, Is, 10, 20, % and 25c.
Telephone. Free Delivery:
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ksw Yonz. March ll-Fionr market steady
City NIL sxtras. % UoSp5 Is; Mime soin.
extra, % HS5s5 supsrfine, s3 10; tine. " lV0
90.
Wheat irrapnlar; No. Red. State, sl o.
No, 90. 81; Ne He'd, winter. April,
aye; May. SpHc june. s0u; receipts, nOne
sEipnents. none
Corn stesdgi NO. 2 Mixed. cash. asc; Mar,
4iHoi tprll, tS,sc; May. ssxci receipts, 0I.s!!;
shipments. 2jeSA,
onts steady NO ] white State, gsli NO 2
90. S2o; NO. Mixed, Mar, 31.c May,
SIe rec ipts, 2o.OSOi shipments, 81.
Rye DUH.
Barley nominal No. I Canada, soSpsOc
Pork dun; Mess, el3 60 BIB 90 for'nsw mess
Ia d steady April. u u: May, eIs June
g. 80.
MoasSs nrm: New Orleans, 2Ic.
Turpentine strong at 6lkc.
RosiD gu ct at el 1901 l7N
Petroleum dull Refined in bbia, o. IS.
freisht dul grain IN Liverpool, $40
butter steady Wsetern Creamery, $50.
Cheese d In Ohio a A. ok0llc.
kgss were frm stAia. l5S; western. liAc
sugaI steady Refinery CutOAf, s.; Gran u,a
too. &c Mould A., ~.
kice nominal prime city S6-l0s.
1sllow nrm prime city, Y-I8c.
Coffee steady Fair Cargoes. tor Mo. isA
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1--we Bsocn Marhose.

CHICAGO. March ll.-Cattla - Recsipts. 1900
shipments. 1900 market tl0w and weaker |;
choice to extra beeves. q 000t 23 steers, .! ~
gs 30; stockers ana feeders * 1905 IS COWS.
bulls ana mixed, tl 1904 10.
Hogs -krcefpta, 1900 head shipments,
7.t01. market strong ana 53. TO 100 big her !:
mixed, a toG. soi heavy. u e50a s,, light, 20
o. 81; skips. ~ 73Cp& "a.
.hoep itocsipLs, 400 head, shipmepts.
1000 market slew ana weaker natives. s3 80
0ot0; Westerns, u EGpi G1; lambs, q 73G6 10.
EAsr LIBBRrv. Cattle Reoeipts, 400
shipwonN US0 no hing Doing all through
cnn,ig nmenis. One Oar cattle shipped to New
YORK 10 0Ry.
Hogs - Eeceipts. 1870 head shipments
400 market active medium Philsdelp phias.
u o,G3 O5; heavy hogs. u 9JO&76; pigs aud
i,Ik ,rs, % 10 10 10 car shipped TO New York
10 day
sheep -Reee:pts. 90 shipments. i2oO mar.
ket unohaig
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Rev York 0eOcHa.

Rsw Yokx. March y. II p. m.-Noney cloeOi
At ~ per cent; Exchange steady; posted
rates. Nsex0l s9k actual rates u s6,< for
10 days ana ~ ts< for demand; Gov
einmepts steaoyi currency s. q 10 bid as
coupon. q .9k %<'s do. o. OK hid-
The stock market this morning opsred
ver!sb, and daring the early dealings. on Il
free selling ON both accounts. prices declir ed
u to y. y I cont. but toward ii O'Clock tho
selling sased and on good buying which
followed piicos fully recovered tho early de-
ciine. ntth,s writing they are !. TO lper can't
higher than the opening figures. with the tone
Of speculation firm.
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All preparations for the yiauo recital which
takes place In the Court House 70 morrow
evening have bosn maae and 10 promises 70 be
one OF tbs musical events OF the season.
PrA Frank 4. Schroeder 10 . rising young
pianist. Who IL destiped to mako his marx ana
he will be assisted By Mrs. 4. l.. wagner, the
eminent soprano soloist, ana Mr.. Stanley l..
Krsbs, IN accomplished violinist, who is well
known to Gil lovers OF music In Lancaster.
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ln iowa.

Dr l. webster Fox, prominent ocal,st
q enaisdslphss. wss IN Lsncssitr on pro-
ED1ouHonal bnsiness on ssiuIdsy. He is the
NG11w Who successfully tssnsplantsd the
- e . rabbit into the head Of human
1(1Dn - eera'ioa ttss attracted . greet
~ r oe'tp v Gently.
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10 AND YOUNG DIE.
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4. ssssno ntinv 70 eet ont tho father was q
n.6lv ip,ured that he died soon afterwsrd 9
srN@ nv hed one leo cut of and he ncyel
q s~aareIy recovered from the shock, which
GnslIv oauued his death. The funeral will
\ ~ n,sce n the reaidence of deceased, ;,
nnNher q s:so "wednesday morning. The
Il Sc6v v,il h bronsb 10 this oltv and mas,
81 I'M \" ns,d :, sat. M.yv,s chnrch
John aoshour.s sudden Dea,h.
John Hoshour, The man who was found
ae.d In Williamstown, on Saturday, al
assaed In the lNTELLIaRNcER OF that date
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AsrRIcH BROS
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION
I3 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER. PA.
Winding-Up Sale of our
Stock of
LACES AND DRESS TRIM
MINGS.
One lot Of Braid Sets and
Panels, at 25c; former price 75c
to 81.
One lot of Panels at soc !;
former price $3.50.
One lot Of Dress Trimmings
and Braids at &C a yard.
One lot at SC former price
50 and 7sc.
One lot OF Beaded Loops at
SC apiece; former price 50 to
75c.
One lot Of Black Monkey
Fur at 25ca a yard; former price
&I.2S to $I.sO,
One lot OF Grey Fur at Ioc a
yard; former price soc.
Three Grey Mufs, at 2sc
a piece regular price Ssc.
Four Grey Sets for Children,
at 49c; former price 81.
One Fox Muff at 79c; regu-
lar price 81.
One Beaver Collar at soc
regular price $3.50.
One Black Fur Cape at soc
regular price So.
Two Black Fur Cape Hoods
at 25c; regular price $3.50.
Three Children's White Sets,
at 15c a set former price 81
to soc.
Black Spanish Guipure Skirt
Laces at 81, regular price $I.2o
a yard; at STAG. regular price
$I.87 a yard; at $I.4S, regular
price 81; at SI.69, regular
price So a yard.
Black Silk Chan,illy Dress
Laces at $I.as. regular price
81 81; at $I.4S, regular price
SI.7S; at $I69. regular price 50;
at SI.9S. regular price sa.5o.
A large lot of Colored Silk
Cori Dress Trimmings, at 2sc
yard formerly 40 to soc.
One lot at soc a yard; for
merly 75c.
WILL REMOVE
On or About April IsT
TO OUR
NEW BUILDING,
Nos. lis AND III
NORTH QUEEN STREET.
ASTRICH BROS.
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DON'T forget the Grand Piano Recital at the
Court Houss on Tuesday evening. March H.
by Mr.. Frank A. Schroeder. late OF Cons.rva.
tory Of AusfA fQpsic, Germany. mil ltd
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OhuYch SuppAr.

At st. Johns Lutheran church supper
will be given this and to morrow evening.
Extensive preparations have been made an a
. good time and large attendance are OF
usCt00s
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MARRETS,
un,uaso rroauos sssrsss,

CnlcAso, March II, $500 m.-AArket opened:
woeat-March. sskc; May. sssx; June.
uorp-MsIcn $50; Nay. f5kc; June. S,kc
July, $3.50.
oats march, GiJSc May. 29xc June. sAXc
July, 23Mc.
rnrR-. March. siaa,; May. Ns 90, June.
ol2 90 july. o26D
Laro-MSrob. $780, Nay. % SIX; June, u 05
July. Gl0.
short kibs-May, 20 FIX; june. % IS; July
% Slk.
wheat-NaIch, SJM; May, ask; June. $50
July, SIC.
Corn-March, eiSS,; Nay. De<c; June. so<o
July, 88c.
Oats. March, H14c; May. 2sIc; June, 2ec
July, 2sAc.
Pork March. sli so;, May, I'll s7ki June
N2 0J Jaly, el9 l2k.
Lard slaich. 70 50; May. % 30; June
e6 g5 July,NtD.
short hiOs-Mar, t6 g5 ; May, u 23 JUNE
90 80 July. 10 IS,
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ToBAooo Buyers Contract BOOKS, Receipt
Rooks. sample Tags. Ac.. printed At tho INTEL.
LrsnEoiR Office AT short notice. Prices rta-
sonablo. work nrst-class. febi-tfd
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MARTIN BROS.
The SURPRISE
Is not all in|
the Price.

Satin In Overccnts 90 %, $500, $3.50. els 90
go 90. neat, snug, handsome. We Rro not done
with the bargains in heavier oveTcoats. they
are going side by side with the Spring. ana at
prices It ia your advantage to know. Little
boys waists. extra bIeeches. ana suits. Won
oerful what variety can be gotten together
for them, ana here'a the store to get the best
for ths least ccst The dayton shirt. mid
die weight underwear and hose. New style
Percale shirts, neckwear. puspenders ana
gloves, are all anxious for first space In the
Furnishing Goods department. SUNS and
workmen are ready to DO their spring duty In
the Custom Tailoring department. Spring
overeoatI J, Suits ana Trousers 10 IL easure.
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Oh FEET OF PIPE. FROM q
ONJ,ONJNJi inch TO inch diameter. tor
sale ut low ngure. and he only house In the
city with pipe cutting machtnes quitting up
10 q iaeh diameter. at JoAh besTss IVY eest
FULTON street. W3tto
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IvoR PRATT Il CADY ABESTO3 DISC
Il Valves. Jenkins Valves. Brass Globe
Valves, Eriss Gate Valves, Iron BODY Globe
Valves, Lever Safety Valves. Pop Safety
Valves, AIR Valves. Radiator Valves. Pratts
Foot Valves, Angle Valves. call at JOHN
BEST'S, S5S kast ultou street m2tfd
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NSV ADvRRrnDN11V
4 b. MARTIN d CO.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.

]. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King and Prince Sts.,
tupposits stevens House),
Lancaster, Pa.
No store In the State Is better
adapted to furnish parties COM
mencing housekeeping or re-
furnishing.
Dry Goods-lst floor.
Wall Papers-ad & sd floors.
Carpets--2d and sd floors.
Queensware-Basement.
Every Department is com.
plete.
Dry GooDs DEPARTMENT.
All Of the best Feather Tick.
ings reduced as follows: 3Ic to
acc; 2Sc to age; a4c to Ioc; aae
to nc; 2oc to I5c; I7c ticking
reduced to lac; 15c to lac; I2e
to &C.
STEAM CURED FEATHERS.
The best grade Of pure feath'
ers. no odor, no dust, no quills
reduced from 7sc to Csc a lb.
Second grade Feathers,ju just al
pure as the best grade, only th'
white and black feathers ar,
at CSC a lb; equal to most 7s'
grades.
Third grade.Feathers, of whicl
we sold over 1000 lbs last yeai
we are now selling at soc a ID
regular price, Coo.
]. B. MARTIN & co.
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THANKS FOR WATER, OILS, ACID,
i or Gas. of any shape or capacity, At fair
prices, 20 to JOHN BEST. sS kast Fulton
street. ms.tio
EOR BOILERS, HORIZONTAL, TUBU.
u lar, Vertical, Portable. Cylinder. Marine.
of any Size or power. Of the best material and
workmanship 60 to JOHN BEST. 8s3 East
fulton street. m9tfd
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pUbLlC sALEOF vALUABLE REAL

oU DLIO SAIE OF VALUABLE KEAL l.
L ESTATE.
On TuxaDAY, MARCH II, 1889.
will be sold At the Franklin House, North
Queen street, in tha city OF Lancaster. the iol.
lowing real estate, situated in said city, late
witt
No. l. q lot Of land, situated on the northwest
corner OF Beaver ana Anor raw streets, con.
tanning In front on Beaver street 81 feer, and
in depth along Andrew street l2O T. ct, with q
N story frame dwelling house, fruit trees,
well with pump and other improvements,
No. 2 lot OF land, situated on the nortn side
ofSt. Joseph street, containing in front on st.
Joseph street % feet, ana in depth lst feet, ad.
flick and - Smith
Sale to commence at O'Clock p m on Tuef.
dav, March 18th. whan attendance will be
given ana terms made known by
W. X. HIESTkk,
CA7HAkINE E. HOFFMAN.
Executors OF John A. Holman, deceased.
JOEL l.. HAISss, Auctioneer. m29iId
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PHILADELPHIA, February 2l, 1889.
lMrERIAL AND ROYAL AUSTRO.
HUNGARIAN CONSULATE.


HUNGARIAN CONSULATE.
According to the instructions of the
Royal Hungarian Ministry for Agricul-
ture, Industry and Commerce In Buda-
Pest to this Imperial and Royal consulate
1t is hereby attested to that the Royal
Hungarian Government wine cellars at
Buda. Pest were established by the Hun.
garian Government, February !, 1882,
and that the establishment is since under
control of said ministry.
The aim Of these wine cellars is to sup.
ply the worlds markets with the best
wines produced in Hungary, free from
any adulteration.
Mr ii, +. Slaymaker, agent of Lam
caster, Pa, has by the Government s
general agents OF North America been
appointed agent for Lancaster, for the
sale of these wines, which are bottled
in Buda-Pest, under the supervision of the
Hungarian Government, and bear the
origin. protective label of the Royal
Hungarian Ministry for Agriculture on
the bottles.
LOUIS WESrERGAARD,
Imperial and Royal Consul Of Austria
Hungary.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-11

It's the styles IN cur
spring Overccats that
are SO eye.catching. Ex-
cellent Goats. %. o., u.
10. tlO. Wi1e-Wales, Mel,
tons. Cheviots. trimmed
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-11

GALE LEA3A1N-STILL SELLING NEW
~ TurDiture cheap. at Hoffmeiers. whfre
thee will be another y iblic sale on March Is,
at o. O'Clock a. IN, marlt 2tds
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26

lift up his everlasting gates and bend down
in mercy and love uJFor with her He has
surely lodged thehtR OF his covenant with
the sons of men. tlsmerson wisely said "Our
whole history looks like the last effort by di-
vine providence r. bShlf of the human race"
And the republic Will endure. Central
ism will be chetk6a and liberty saved
plutocracy overtbrewn and equality restored.
The struggle for human rights never goes
backward among English speaking people.
Our brothers across the sea have fought
from despotIsm 10 literty, and IN the wisdom
of local self-govefnnent have planted colo.
mics around the world. This very day Mr..
Gladstone, the wisest man that has lived
since your Jefferson died-with the light. OF
another world beating In his face until he
seems 10 have caught the wisdom OF the in
finite, and towers half human and half divine
from his eminencn n-4-this man, turning away
from the traditions Of his life, bcgs his coun-
trymen TO strip the crown of ITS last
usurped authority, ana lodge it with the
people, where IL belongs. The trend OF
the times is with US. The world moves
steadily from gloom TO brightness. And
bending down humbly as Elisha did, and
PRAYING that my eyes shall be made TO see,
forces In balance, and its unspeakable glory
falling on all its children--chief among the
federation of English-speaking people
plenty streaming from its borders, and light
from its mountain tops-working out its mis-
sion under Gods approving eye, until the
dark continents are opened-and the high
ways of earth established, and the shadows
lifted the iargou of the nations stilled
and the perplexites OF Babel straightened-
and under one language, one liberty and one
God, all the nations of the world hearkening
to the American drum beat and girding up
their loins, shall march amid the breaking of
the millenuial dawn into the paths Of
Righteousness and of peace
Omaha daily bee., 1889-06-26
Choosing the battle-ground.

New ORLEANS, June 25.-This morning
there assembled, according to agreement,
Colonel Garrett, Prof. Dennis Butler, Pat
Kendrick, MIR. Rich, of St. Tam
many; Charles Hamilton and Bud
Renaud This party left on the
special train to meet Frank Stevenson and
w. &. Harding, of the Police Gazette, and
Prof. Mike Donovan, who were on their way
here to select the grounds for the Kilrain-
Sullivan fight. n special train met the ln-
bound passenger at Pearl River sta
ton, and after the New York party
had been taken on board the entire
crowd left for several points which were
suggested as suitable places for the contest.
The first place visited was Rich's mill, near
Richburg; thence to Somer Island. Steven.
son was much pleased with the island, and
the fight will probably take place there. The
excursion party then went to Abta Springs,
returning to New Orleans at o p. N. Re
turning the party will make several excur-
sions during the next three days, at the end
of which time notice of place selected for the
fight will be given.