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Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-22
Wanted to Hear Himself

Cant you read to yourselfp" asked
man of an old darkey, who was mutter-
ing over a newspaper.
"Dou't keer for dat sorter readin',
nohow. When reads wants ter hear
what Use readin' about"
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-22

The ST. Joes and Omahas will meet on the
focal grounds, for the first time, this after
knoOn, and fine contest is assured. The st.
Hoes are putting up great game and will
FRY to even up with Omaha for the two de-
Yeats sustained at their hands last week.
lThease two teams. it will be remembered,
splsyed the great tie game of fourteen in
nings at st. Joe on Thursday last. Follow
lowing will be 70 und the positions of the two
teams:
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-22
Diac at His Wi,e,s Funeral.

EDIzABETu, N. j., May 21.-I Special Tele-
gram to The BEE. EE.l-Ambrose Vantassel,
aged thirty-five, dropped dead at the funeral
of his wife this afternoon.
Saturday Mrs. Vaptussel was taken i'll and
died on Sunday, leaving five small children.
Vantassers grief was intense, and while the
funeral service was in progress he uttered q
cry and fell forward, dying almost immedi-
afA
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-22
On the Big Board.

Chicago Herald: "Three years ago 1
went onto the board with $3.50, 900. and
in less than two years / retired"
with an Independent fortunew
mo; until l could raise little money
to go into something else"
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-22
Fighting the Hoard of Trade.

CHICAGO, May el.-The fight between the
bucket shops and the board of trade has
been renewed. Bailey, Wills g. Co., who
have an ofioe outside of the board, ana who
have been securing quotations from a
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-22
Tho Retail Groceri.

The monthly meeting of the retail grocers
was to have been held last night in the
Young Mems Christian association building
to consider the credit system. At 9 clock
no, quorum had congregated, and the few
that had assembled went home.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-22
Sporting Notes.

St Joe has signed Campanna.
To-day is ladies' day at the ball park, on
which occasion no admission will be charged
the fair ones.
The Omahas play in Sioux next Tuesday.
They will leave here Monday evening, after
the last game with Denver. They will be
gone until the 10th of June.
Dave Rowe's Rocky Mountaineers play
here Saturday, Sunday and Monday. They
were in the city IA couple OF hours yesterday
and made their headquarters at Albert
Z aims furnishing goods store.
The recently organized American Water
works nine, of Florence, played their open
ing game with Calhoun yesterday. 1t re-
pulted in score of u 10 2 in favor OF the
Waterworks men. The battery work of
Tussey and Smith was good, they holding
the Calhonns down 10 two safe hits and strik
ing out eight men.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-22
Standing OF the Clubs.

Following is the standing of the Western
Association clubs up to and including yes
fardavia pames,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-22
The National League.

New York, May 2l.-Result Of tO.day's
game:
New York .3 0 o 0 o. 5
Pittsburg. ....1 o 3 o o l 0 o.
Base hts-New York 0, Pittsburg 8. Err
rors-New York s, Pittsburg f. Pitchers
Welch and Staley. Umpire-McQuaid.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-22
MINNEAPOLIS f2. Des Moines

MINNEAPOLIS, May 21.-Emmerke was
batted at will, to-day, the home team maxi
ing fifteen hits and scoring seven home runs
for total of thirty-five bases. Score:
MINNEApnLIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-22
WASHINGTON, May ls.-Resu!t of to-day's

v WAsHINdTON, NIuy Io.-hesuiC OF Io-uays
game:
Washington 80 0 4 o 0 0 O-13
Chicago. .....3 0 0 0 9 o. 9
Base hits-Washington 13, Chicago II. Err
Pearson and Hutchinson. Umpires-.Fes-
senden and Curry.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-22

PHILADELPHIA, May 2l.-The Philadelphia
indianapolis game was postponed on account
of rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-22
Gravescnd Races.

--Tlyaway won, Daisy second, Dilemma
third. Time :03A.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-22
No Game Mt milwaukee,
ST. Joe This Afternoon.

MILWAUKEE, May 21.-There was no game
there to-day, owing to rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-22
KANSAS CITY, May al.-Result of today's
COLUMBUS. May 2l.-Result of to-day's
The Interstate League.

DAVENPORT, May 2l.-Result of to-day's
game:
Davenport. .......2 0 0 . o 0 O. 3
Evansville, 0 0 o o.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-22
American Association.

LOUISVILLE May 2l.-Result of to-day's
game:
Baltimore. .....0 0 0 0 l 8 o. 4
louisville. ......1 o 2 o o. s
game:
st. Louis. ....0 1 l 0 0 0 0 0 O.
Athletics. .......0 0 . l. 3
KANSAS CRY, May 2l.-Result of to- days
game:
Kansas City....2 0 0 3 0 0 5-13
brooklyn. . 3 / 8 3 0 2 IA
COLUMBUS. May 2l.-Result Of to-day's
game:
Columbus. ......1 90 90 8 2 2-1O
Cincinnati ......2 0 / 2 OF *-l3
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-22
in THE FIELD OF SPORT.

An Interesting Game Promised at
the Ball Park To-day.
STANDING OF ALL THE CLUBS.
Minneapolis Pounds Des Moincs
Star Twirler for Six Home
Runs-Turf and Dia-
mond Notes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-11
pRoCLAMATION.
Oily EI,EOTION


The qualified voters OF the City of Lane aster
are hereby notified that an eiootion will be
held In the several wards Mt the usual places
OF holding ststs sna sSSRnty EieS,9ss on
between the hours OF a. IN. and p. IN. for
the purpose OF elsctins ton q general ,tickstl
Twelve school Directors, and the Quslined
voters OF the several wards shsli at the same
place elect other officers as follows:
FIRST WAnD -Four members OF Common
Council, one Constable. one Judge, tw0 In
spectors, ana one Assessor.
SECOND WARD.-Thiee members OF Com
mon Council. one Constable, one Judge two
Inspectors and one AssessorI
THIRD WAkD-Three members OF Com. /.
one Judge. two inspectors and one Asses or.
FOURTH WAkD.-1hree members OF Com
mon Council. one Constable, one Judge, two
FIFTH WARD-Ope M emoer OF Select Coun.
Gil. two members OF Comno on Council. one
Constable one Judge, two inspectors and one
SIXTH wARD-Ihree members OF Common
Council. one Constable. one Judge. two In.
speclors ana one Asses sor.
sEShkIH WARD-One member OF Select
one Alo erman. one Constable, one Judge, Two
Inspectors ana one AS essor.
EIGHTH WAhp-Three members OF Com.
mon Council. one Constable one Judge, two
inspectors and one Assessor.
S.Shh WAkD-One member of Select
Council. three members OF Common Council.
one Constable, one Juoge. two inspectors ana
The election ofncers OF the several wards
are hereby req Quired 10 make the necessary no.
tnrns OF ths election. and TO notify the pers on
electso. within t~euty.four hours alter such
slectfon shall have been closed, ana the mum.
bes OF votes for each candidate or person
voted Tor ascertsined.
Siven under my hsnd this twenty eli hth
Day OF January, "A. d. lsss
,snssiebsalea Mayor.
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S.ava sssorx marue,e,

CHICAGO. Teb. 9-CattIe - Receipts. 1000
shipments. none; market steady; beeves,
choios toextra beeves, - 9i64t 90 steers, q 500
10; stockers ana feeders el25{1a 30 cows, bulls
and mixed. si tO(52 93 Texans steer, ss COOS 90.
Hogs Receipts. 1000 head shipmsnts.
400, market higher; mixed, u o)0% s6
o. 10
oheep Eeceipts. 500 head; shipments.
Western corn fed, o. 2504 60 Texas shorn.
% C0U4 70 lambs, q p006 -.
kAsT LisBRrY. Catue - Rcoipts, 1000
shipments, e0J; market nothing doing all
through consigpmenis; 20 cars OF cattle
shipped To New Yors to-day.
Hogs = Receipts. 800 head shipmenta
2S0 ,mad ket fair Phtladelphias. u Teot 8O
pigs aud Yorkere, . 0o0b 10; cars of hOgl
shipped to New York to-day.
Sheep hoeeipts, lt00; shipments, 1870.
market at unchan gsd prices.
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DEA Tbs


bhows.-ln this city. on February 9, Daniel
=. browp, In the S9sh year OF his age.
the relatives ana friends of the family, also
Lancaster Lodge, No. es. K. OF r., Herrchol
Looge OF Odd Fellows. ana the Posto m CO I'm.
ployes, are res spectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral. from his late reside deneo, No. s3l North
Queen street, on Wednesday aftern DON at
O'Clock Services AT Grace Luthe ran church
Anterment at Lancaster cemetery. ad
Mrus.-At Gordonville, Pa, on the lOLh
inst' hiss Lizsie Y. Aylin. In her 25th year.
The relatives and friends of the family ara
respectfully tnvtted TO attend the funeral.
rom the residence OF her father, n, K, Mylin'
on Tuesday. the 18th inst. services an q in.
terment at the Brick Meeting House, Willow
street. etz D. IN. ltds
IRAys.-ln this city. on the 9Th inst John.
son Of J. Z, ana Eliza Ann Travis, In the lIlh
yearof his age.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
from the residence OF his parents No. 1925 East
Frederick street. on Tuesday afternoon at
o'e'oeh. Interment at Woodward Hill cene-
tery, otc
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CHICAGO, Feb. II, a30 .. m.-MArket :0pene0:
wheat-reb. ..s2>{c, March. .slolXc; AAy,el o. ;
Core..ieb.. sxe; Mar. s4xc Nay. ssxe
Uats~feb, alXe Nay. a7,Sc June. seKo.
pork-Teb., ell % May. ell an
Lard-Feb., 20 %, March, $50; Nay, $50
@ ssori R,Ds-reb.. e 97x Marcb.e 90: May.
% l2k.
CLosINa.
wbeAt.rsb.. d ts1 Mar. q Of May ooN'
juno, e1 0lkc.
June, $50.
Uats-Fe aso, March, 2oc; Nay. a7<c
Pork reb.. oil SIX March, Gil AK, Nay.
I'll SIX June. ell IS
Lsrd-reb, $50; March. 70 rs; May. q slk'
Short s,6s-- yeb % o9x; Mar, ,w oex Nay,
4 4l7k; June. % 2lk.
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rae new nsnn's o0esss.

A. Q meesisg Of the direoeoSs Of u
Cooestcea National hank held today
Albeu Hostetter, now assistant 0o6Aieg
q The Ephnta bank, We elected
ooshiss, with Pierce Lssher, Of the United
Stssss In terual revenus once, his assistant
The messenger elected IVES John 4. CLARK,
formerly In the tea and cof3ee business In
Centre Square The force IN the bank viii
consist Of Q cashier, sssistent ana book
keeper, and the lsst named position was
mot filled todsy.
II was decided that nity per cont Of the
stock subscribed must b paid between
February 25sh and 9Th, including bosh
daya Wednesday Of this week will be thu
Last day 70 sign articles Of sssociation.
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were Charged win Larossy.

John Doebier, who IL better known %
"Doc," and William Ksuts, plumber, were
arrested today charged with being NOM
bsrs Of the party who have been stealing
lead, solder, Go, from the store ,of John r.
Schsum & Son, on South Queen street.
Alderman Dser held them for hearing.
Wm F~iley, arrested Saturday charged
with larceny, was again picked up TO day, the
charge being receiving stolen goods, which
grew out OF this same trausacti0n. The
man who went his bail on Saturday threw
IL up to-day and he was handed over to the
police.
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The mayor disposed Of seventeen Gases
this morning. wm. Wiley . young man
arrested for raising . disturbance ct ths
Seventh ward polls, was sent 10 jail for
ave days Among the dodgers were George
Smith and Ada Smith, his wifs They
olsimed Bryn Mawr - their home said
they had relatives as Harrisburg they
desired 10 visit and not having the money
to psy their fare concluded 70 walk TO that
city. The mayor discharged them after
telling them they should have taken more
sassonsble weather for their pleasure trip
Four buns were sent TO the workhouse'
and the remaining dodgers were dis
charged.
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New HOfR stoOks,

Esw foRx, Feb. II, p. In.-Money closed
Al per cent. Exchange. quiet; postsd
rates, u t6k0% ss actual rates u seq
tse% for 10 days and o. tsSoA So for demand |,
Governments closed quiet; currency 6's
q 20 bid <'s coupon, q TX; Aks DO. q O8II
bid
The stock market this morning opened nrm
at fractional Improvements In NOS. casss, but
In the nist few dealings selling OF Buriin z ton
caused that stock TO decline ~ per cent The
rest oithe list, however. continued strong. ana
under the lead OF The specialtiee had ad vanced
y TO 2I per cent by noon. At this hour the
market 10 Arm, except for Burlingt ID, which
continues weak and is being pressed for sale.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-11
Ths Dro wned Boy.

John Travis, the roy who was drowned
on Saturday morning, WAS employed at tho
pre,sel bakery OF John ID. Eichler, OF No.
l0l Middle street, and not at that OF Harry
Eichler, ~ was stated In Saturdays paper.
The funeral will take place. on Tuesday
afternoon from the residence OF deceased's
father, l25 E. Frederick street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-11

A. T. Stafford, travelling agent OF Chas. A,
Piilsbury's fiour mile, Of Minneapolis, was
In town to-day. He spent Sunday with
Andrew M. CARRIER, OF Salunga
Hiram b. Schocb, formerly OF the In.
TELLIoENcER, but now connected with
the Harrisburg Telegrop, is Ia town to day
on business
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-11

On the 9th Of January the barn OF John
Aument, near the village Of Quarryville,
Was entirely destroyed by fire with Its
contents. After q delay OF some days
work was commenced on new barn and
although tho lumber had ell to be sawed
the building has been re-erected and is now
occupied. The whole work was done In
less than n month,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-11

The horse belonging to the owner OF tho
caramel factory on Church street was badly
injured this morning. In attempting 10
turn the wagon to which II WAS hitched the
spindle broke and the vehicle fell on its
hind legs, cutting them 30 badly that the
services OF DR.. shaub, veterinary surgeon,
were required.
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SYHxA KILLED Rim.


-. s,.,..n.s =.
AAAe ~. -. .NS--.-. a s.,s
49, - 80 te.s uotn..S :. c.W
= - es1e O hse oeegnssf, 40
Ooo1A Oooah resulted nom en
~ 80 q asehmA astsf Q sickness
- : -. alihoush ho had been con-
- ~ Horne ooIv one veek. Nr.
|i1Srn - horn 1. Phlisdei mia and va
zssssSs.~ --sH.. =. s,..ss n. ,.es6sd
I.s. - ~. .sss ~ - S.-ssa
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- - sae pssssin Nom o No
~ 0eovo W0eka A Vile ana Two
n1e0n. IN snd daughter, survive The
{156pn1 - Nh Zsph Sbede and 0Ooreo
4; "a TSsSsc~ - - Hs.,charte National
4. Srrs~.,-S.. - ~s~ ...,,.,n. Mn
spo. AS0
E 4 Sss 49,, - ,s".,ss o,,v am ~ r...o
~. - Resn sssss - =. v.. o.y
l.!lI ..esss w. nsso sa's s''o'noo"
u)oo9s
IL - rouaino q The late George Boyle,
go voal hnovn merobaot. we're removed
S-S~ M..rs I.sn.s ....es.~v last vesh IN
- S-..Is.- ~ @sss Cr.~.~.
55ve - y,sss. - 49, O. Ss"~.
n - psimaEy nsssings OF the Democracy
80 lid o Saturday evening. The foi'
YIRsT WARD.
J01go-0ooree L. Briner.
u 1n9Iootof-J0s0ph McFsllA
Il AmoagW-William b. SwtDRler.
QoDo0boo-Hobert W. Kosch.
n 0eonell-R r. Phenecer.
0ohool Doard-Harry g. Gsabill.
IS UU1l0feoa-NeWton Jackson, Better BIZ
I - John l. Weimer.
sIooND WARD.
ynoge-rssef A. Krcdcl.
!ospeoe@-Jonn y. Luin
1ssU,. g.@ M oya,,
yS.ssc: 81 sna psscs.S a sorse r. Lu,x,
Co1ncii-John Weslermsp.
school Board-S. 9. Dst~ilsr
Auoitor-Harry N Sample. -
Onorees-Frank n. WILSON, 'onn W.
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t,osso ts,s Eus,semsnt.

Pat Rooney closed his engagement at
Fulton opera house on Saturday night when
he he'd . good.sised audience. He left to.
day for Hanover and will now have seven
weeks OF one nieht stands.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-11

Monday. March 4. is the date for Col. VIM,
x. Ayietts lecture a. the Opera House, which
will be tho event OF the season lie comes OF
an illusuious family OF orators and q srs
treat 10 In store for the public that should not
be missed. Tickets on sale a. the book stores.
secure them early
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-11
death of Mis- Lizzie si,,,u,

Lizzie A., daughter Of Martin Mylin,
hotel.keeper, OF 8oidonville, died on Sun
day after q long illness. She was about q
years OF sge, member OF the Paradise
Presbyterian church and q young lady
with many friends.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-11
Sued For sIauder.

sarah Goldberg, one OF the Russian colony
living In the Seventh ward, has entered Q
suit for slandar against Annie Dunie, enc
OF her country womsr, for circulating re.
porta affecting her character. The amount
of damages claimed Ia q. 600.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-11
Plano Il, oi,aI 70 Conn on.

+. A. Schroeder, who returned from Leip
sic Germany, where he has been studying
music, will give plano recital in the court
house In the near future. He will be ss-
sisted by well known talent from Philsdel.
phia and other places
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-11
sa;, of n small Tract.

Sam Matt Fridy, auotioneer for Joseph O.
Stoner, administrator of Magdaiena Stokes,
on Saturday sold a tract Of two acres of
land, with log dwelling house, situated In
Manor township, to Daniel Mummart, for
a. 200,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-11
sale es Stocks ana isonds.

Sam. Matt Fridy sold at the Cooper
house this afternoon for J. Il. Long,
hBokeS, the following stocks, a.
Seven shar6s OF Lancaster County
Nstjooal hank, 70 David w. Gray bill, at
olle 70 pr shsrA
Twsnty shares Of Union National bank,
q NJ Joy to Ars L. b. Engle, ut ga 2a
Fourteen shsres OF Farmers Southern
0askst, TO David Huber, at S4250
Twenty shares Of same, 70 Henry Huber,
6 Sl260
Five shares Of Northern market, to jacob
0echrist as o7a2S.
Ons $500 9 per cent Stevens house bond,
NJ Fred 8snsr, $500 per el0a.
el60 interest scrip OF Stevens house, 10
J. Fred BsnsT, for els0.
Sixteen shares OF Stevens house stock to
J. Fred. Sensr, ct e.
Twelve shares of Lancaster Il Litit2 turn.
Pike mock to Adam b. Long, st SO so.
Sixteen shares OF Lancaster q Fruitville
turnpike stock to d. w. Grsybili, at $5o76.
Tea shares Of Inquirer Printing company
eeock to Bsnjsmin Long, at $50 co.
Five shares OF People. National bank 10
w. d. Weaver, ct &ll0.
Five shares Of ssme to Tobias Hershey,
ssells75.
Three shares OF Falton National bank To
Ahfsham B. Huber, OF si95.
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sent Out.

John Bowers, John Nolan, John Wilson
and Frank Hsines were sent to jail for Il ve
days each for being drunk aud disorderly
by Alderman Deem to- day.
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a Train Late

Fast line, due here st Q O'Clock IN the
afternoon, was an hour late TO day, owing to
the playing out OF the engine east OF this
city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-11

..ss ssssay; snsA woisss western. isto
sssas quisss nsessry cuuAs. o. enssia.
ga, e honld 4, ~.
TAllow quilt prime city. e-lsQS1(e..
Oo90e steady Fan CArGoeos Do 10 17xA
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ELECTIONS.
uLECTIoN OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS

ter are hereby notified that an election viii be
held IN The several wards. 1t the usual places
OF holding state and county Elections. on
hours Of 7oclock In the morning and Z o clock
In the evening OF said day. for the purpose Of
reotors for the term OF three years from The
nIst Thursday In November bext; ana the
turns OF the election TO the ProthonotAry.
.,s,,. DANIEL =. AoC0RaiCn..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-11

TosAoco Buyers Contract Books, Receipt
Books. Sample Tsgs.Sc, printed at the INTEL.
LissscsR ONCE NJ short notice. Price, rea-
eonable. Work nrst-class ieb7.tfd
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n JAaE q. JA0OBs rNsANEs


~ Preliminary essps Taksa - Have . Con-
nAssssa Of Rxpsrts Appointed.
TIE preliminary steps looking to the ap
po1atment OF . medical commission to
esAnins into the sanity OF James II. Jscoba,
YAogo ezeeutioa y nxed for March 18Th,
Roeo 1aksa On Saturday. His counsel had
DE- b. = Auhleuberg, DR.. 9. T. Davis and
NJ. Lewis r. Slsslsr, prison physician, TO
oEa0ino him and make report OF the result
:: thsir sxaminstiou.
Oootogs Davis aud Muhienberg signed
~ following osrtincats late on Saturday
o11oEnooa. snd made sfidavit to the facts
oAegoln contained "We have this day
oxs0insd into the mental condition OF
Sames II. jacobs, and shat We are OF the
oplnion that reasonable doubt exists o his
onnlty, and would therefore recommend
tAae oommission In lunscy be appointed,
oo0posed Of expertA to mako . thorough
examination In his case before the extreme
penalty of the Law hes bsen complied with. +"
Dr.. eleglsr, the third physician, declined
- Sign the certificate He wants time Ia
eoasidee the matter.
Thia report will b presented to court
WAaa the motion h made for the appoint.
mont Of the commission OF expertA
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NEW AD VERTISRMESTS,

A SSiGNED ESTATE OF GEO. E,
trsh aud A. II. Comp. partners IS arsh
q tAp, OF aopnt JOY borough, Lancaster
70 dissAAe The tHsNce remaining in tie
hanas SlX <hieser. 0signes, TO ana smong
Sst paSsysS&I)Ydsy. Erusry u. jsss At
" q m: the&kiy R69,of NJ Court
4srsssed % ia xsi6 nl. m.I pss az.
Isna; s 90 ROBERT n. A6MeW.
NHss.. S&<A /AuZF.
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a MystsTioas AFFAIR.

AZ Ofncer Glass was passing ND Duke
ssree: about half past twelve o'clock on
Sunday morning he saw a young man
sanding Of tbs corner OF Frederick street
He said his name was Breneman and he
lived with baker named Drumm, In the
v1cinity. He had been TO the house, but
souna no one about and thought something
vas wrong. Tho officer accom- panied the
young man back TO the house. In ono of
~ rooms down stairs they found Q osu of
eoai OIL sitting on chair. In the nozzle OF
- On was sticking string the other end
9 which Wos In the ash pan OF the stove
IL 90 Was turned on full head In the
Soo0 Dat was not lighted. Everything
vs ~ right and sfterWs the officer mat
Orumms who said his wife WA in the
oouatSy md he had been down street He
naaa hs had purchased the coal oil but had
20 tdea - 70 how 1t came to be sitttng IN
nReejtion Il was found. He knew moth
~ d61fh ,gss being turned on. II looks
= oeush>eHSN0s entered the house,
haewinl SA1& IsH&way, and tried
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-11
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CARPET DEPARTMENT.
Complete Line Now Open for
Spring.

OPSiu&s
We advise an early purchase.
You now have the complete
stock to select from. We win
make them up and keep them
here until you want them laid.
Moquette, Cobelin, Tapestry,
Velvet. Three-Ply, Extra.Super
and Cotton Ingraina Rag and
Chain Carpets.
Rugs, Art Squares, Druggets
Mattings, Coricene and Limo
leum4 Hassocks, Ottomans and
Window Shades.
All our Carpets in Standard
Makes and Guaranteed In every
respect. Our Special Body
Brussels we especially recon-
mend when hard service Il re-
quired. Lot OF remnants OF
carpet very low in price while
they last.
All Carpet and Shade Work.
Remodeling old carpets, sewing
and laying carpets and mating,
upholstering, curtain and drap-
cry work promptly executed by
competent workmen.
I. B. MARTIN & co.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-11
TEErHING SYRUP.
TO MOTHERS.

Eyery %s SsSs .heTid h hays Hett1s o. Dr.
safe. No opium or Aorphia mixtures. win
relieve Collie, Gripping In the Bowels and Pro-
ID. FAHkNkY son. Aasertown. No. Drug.
gists sell = 70 cents.
Trial bottle sent by mail 10 cents.
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