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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

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w American .NT.r. Accountant,
II Broadway
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DVIRTISEM MS FOR TIL NEW
"A YORK IEIEUNE MI ~ G Il
= as Broadway. corner Th.rtv. frst 1t.
Until p. IL. 20 West Twenty ;t3 nid -. 4
syc coru.r Fou,toenth.>t. ECO Third ave.
cOrnsr 70 'y.sevea.h';th o. Ihiy0 -aE iaH
lear Six,y.ffst-st LES Idjrst'2Nee, iVo
ave. 69 Libe-;y.st. g Ay.nue A.: 1923
Third.ave ard the. HARLEM OIL ICE
$50 East One.hundred aAd-twenty -nfth.st..
VI % : p. N. at regular once rates.
Il or sALE.-The entire stock OF the
i H,-hlsnd Stock Farm. consisting 81
hood narcs. colts and Hles. a.. frca fas;
dams AID hv such lire, a. Del Sue. CASne
WIlke> and Emblem. Ay sronS@r. he ny
Geu. Washington hc by Gen. KnoA. Gen.
Wa. ir:t.a'> dam was I.efv IbO.n. StTrng-
,''s dam va G.,lsGi'h. Mad EnOlen's dan
by Dictator. Thre: o. tie mares are now
IN foll 20 Del Sur: also Charlie Wilkes
lAy AID ] black seidipc ne can trot IN
ESQ For frther Information address
HIGHLAND STOCK FARM. Pawtu -ke;,
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furnished Rooms.

A IARGI. furnished room, suitable for
"A one or two gentlemen. good location.
- Inst fi.l..f
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
A CLOSE GUESS.
r. w. stevens Only Two Flfths of
second From Nellie Bly's Time.

r. w. stevens Only Two Finhs of a
second From Nellie Biy's Time.
A great many Lancaster people took
guess In the New York Worlds contest
over the exact time taken by Nollie BLY, In
her trip around the world. Tho judges
have finished their work and they find that
+. w. Stevens, Of 1913 Second avenue, New
York, is the lucky man. The actual time
consumed by Miss Bly, in making the
trip was ~ days, Q hours, II minutes and IA
seconds. Mr.. stevens guess was just two
two fflhs Of second moro than this.
His guess was made before Miss Bly, had
reached Chicago, on the return trip. The
next nearest guesser was Thomas Halton,
Of New York. He put 1t at ~ days,6 hours,
IL minutes and l3 and two-fifth seconds
More than one hundred and fifty contest
ants came within fifteen seconds of the
time. The winner will get trip to Europe
on frst-class ocean steamer with week s
board In Paris and London each. He will
also receive check for fifty pounds which
he can expsnd as he secs fit.
Miss BLY, has decided to enter the lecture
field, under the management OF j. NJ. Hill,
the we'll known theatrical man. She re-
! o,ed a number Of fiattering offers from
different managers all over the United
8 .ates. She considered Mr. Hills offer the
best
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peuths.

HOOVER. 70, 1880, In this city, John
j. Hoover, In his 18th year.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, nom
hts late residence, No. IA West Orange street,
ON Tuesday morning a. 50 o'clock. Mass nj ~
Mary's church at o'clock. Iutermcnt ut 81
Mary's cemetery.
sPfSpLER.--January 81, 1870, In tEis city,
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specially invited 10 attend the funeral, from
the late residence, No. 3i2 Sonth Prince street,
on Tuesday afternoon nj o'clock. Intcrment Mt
Woodward Hin cemetery.
FAnSEsTocK In Philadelphia, on January
81, Elizabeth q. Fahnestock, rclict of the late
A. X. Fahncstock.
Funeral services at the residence OF Thomas
W. Hartley, go Franklin street, Philadelphia,
this Monday evening at = o'clock. Interment
at Lancaster. from the Penna Il. X. station,
Tuesday morning at 1885. interment at Ian
caster cemetery, It'd.
JoHNsTIN.--Fcbruary 2, 1870, In Maytown,
Mr.. Henry Johnstin, In the67th year Of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spcctfuliy invited 10 attend the funeral, from
his late residence, on Wednesday at o'clock.
without further notice. 2d
KISzER.--On the lst inst, In this city, Mrs
Catharine Kinzer, widow 81 the late DIR. Esaias
Kinzer, In the s0th year OF her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence
No. % North Limo street. on Wednesday nj
| 1890 n. m. Interment nj New Holland. Std
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
SALE OF STOCKS AND BONDS.
The Prices That Were Brought mt tn
Cuopar House To-day.

The Prices That Were Brought mt the
Cooper House To-day.
This afternoon s. NJ. Fridy sold the
following stocks >, bonds, &C., for }. d. Long,
broker:
One $1,000 first mortgage, seven per
cent, Lancaster Il Quarryville railroad
bond, to John Seitz at SlO7. 20 per 500.
Ten shares of Lancaster county National
bank, TO George Mann at eil9 per share.
Ten shares, to same, at sIl9.35.
Ten shares, to same, at Sll9.20
Ten shares Of same, TO Enos X. Lefever,
ut sli9.05.
Fifteen shares of same, to same, at
slls.90.
Five shares of Conestoga bank, at sil4.25,
TO Daniel Bucher.
Ten shares of same, to NJ. w. Noli, a,
slli.
Ten shares Of same, to C. X lands, al
$ll3.
Six shares Of same TO Ephraim s.
Hoover, at sil3.
Ten shares of Fulton National bank, to
ii. ii. Rohrer at s2O2.
Ono share Of same, TO u. n. Kreider a,
s2Ol.90
Lancaster Street railway stock was with
drawn at $40.
Ten shares OF Lancaster and Ephrats
turnpike, to Peter s. Reist at $40.
-Four shares of Farmers Northern mar.
ket, to DIR. =. w. IIiestand at 1920.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
SECOND WEEK OF COMMON PLEAS.
Over One-Ilnlf OF the Cases Continued
or Settled.


Over One-IInlf OF the Cases Continued
or Settled.
The first week of the February common
pleas court was opened at 10 o'clock to-day.
Judge Patterson is presiding in the upper
court room and Judge Livingston in the
lower court room.
OF the 30 cases on the list, 10 were con-
tinued or settled.
In the suit of David B. Shirk W.. $. Y.
Heisy and j. A. Ulrich, trading as Heisy
4 Ulrich, Judgment by consent was en-
tered against Ulrich for Si22.55. Some
time ago judgment was entered against
Heisy. A. +. Hostetter for plaintiff; w.
T. Brown for defendant.
In the suit of Susan Mitchell and hus-
band Va. Elizabeth and Samuel Bushong,
Robt. Mcclure, guardian of nninor children
Of Mary Ann Hunter and George Hunter,
terre tenant, summons In partition, ver-
dict was entered In favor of plaintiffs.
The plaintiffs are Interested in the estate
of ohm Graham, deceased, who left a farm
of 20 acres Of lnd. When petition was
presented for f1tion tho defendants OBJ
jected aud the sSovo issue was framed. The
farm will now be partitioned among the
heirs. James NJ. Walker, for plaintiff ;
George Nauman for defendents.
In the suit of the estate of Henry Shelly
VS.. Reuben NJ. Koser, the rule to show
cause why condemnation of defendants $
property should not be set aside was made
absolute.
The tavern license of Charles Cox, Filth
ward, city, was transferred TO Walter
Myers,
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Runaway Cars.

On Saturday evening car runaway,
which Is something unusual, occurred on
the Quarryville railroad on Water street.
There is very ktin grade In that street
from the Stevens house to the Mulberry
street bridge. About five o'clock Saturday
Q freight train was passing mp the road, and
near Lemon street fivs cars and caboose
broke loose. They ran down the road at a
high ratio of speed, and were not stopped
until they had reached point near the cot
ton mills. The cars give no one Of the peo-
pie along the route any warning of their
coming, aud it was wonder that there
was no mashup. Two brakemen who
wers on the cars could not control them, as
the brakes would not work.
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ABUSED A CHILD.
Jluys caExwELl, or COLUMBIA, SENT 70
ylll m ANSWER THREE CHlaGEA
Mrs, sarah Thomas. the Prosecutor'
Alleges That He NTaltrcated Her
family-sevsrai Other Cases.

CoLpNnrA, Feb. S.-James Cressweh
had hearing on Saturday afternoon oe'oIe
eouire aollv. for fslonious assault on .ne
uriuor child Of MR.. Sarah Thomas ms
Aonsokeepor; also surety Of the peace anu
disordsriy conduct, preferred by MRS.
Thomsa Cresswell is . worthless Fellow
en6 has been ill-tresting the family for
soms time past. In default of bail he was
committed TO Jail for trial at court
nen,. Randalls was before Squire Soliy
s,r suretv Of the peace on Geo. Costly. lie
enrnisbed 500 bail for trial. The parties
Ara co,ored residents Of town.
sou,re Evans sent George Davis, colored,
IN nail for twenty days this morning for
drnnkennsss and disorderly conduct.
Jeff Lawrence, John Lippold aud William
Muller were before Squire Solly this morn
ing for drunkenness aud disorderiy CON
Iuct The mon were arrested on Saturday
r,vht nv Officers wittick and Schill. They
were sent to Jail for ten days each.
A younp son OF Fred. Lebergern fell from
= six foot fence at his home this morning
The boy struck on his head, and was rem
,1ered unconscious. A doctor was hur-
rietly summoned and attended to tho boy.
No bones were broken, but severe bruises
were the result of the fall.
A lot of ground on Locust street, above
Fourth, was sold at public sale on satur-
day night at the franklin house. Inc
ground was bought by Amos Bartch Tor
t1soo.
The funeral Of Mrs. Isabella Dolan was
held this morning at o'clock, from st.
Peters Catholic church.
The Rod and Gun club will hold their
annual banquet tonight at Warren's res.
taurant. A number of well known railroad
officers will bo present as guests OF the CLUB.
&c. Stewart, In the Fat Mons Club
will be In the opera house on Thursday
night. Tho company should havea large
audience.
Byers q Co. are taking an inventory o.
their stock OF lumber on their wharveH
They estimate that they have between foul
and Ave million feet In stock. The mil
was closed recently for the winter, and tht
firm arc beginning TO ship some OF I'M
lumber. When in operation tho mil
averages. about $1,000 feet of sawed lumbe
daily.
Tickets are now on sale for the .eoncer
OF the Franklin and Marshall Gloe club ol
February llth. The singers will be 8c
corded nattering reception in tow. -"
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n.aourU IN SMOKE.
An Investigation Ofths Acts or Prison
Ofncial Fruitloss.


Invostiuation or the Aots or a Prison
Ofncial Fruitless.
This morning tho regular meeting of the
board of prison inspectors was held and all
the members wore present. The usual
number of bills were presented and APP
proved.
Insnector J. w. Nissley was somewhat
excited over the charge which was made
against him the day after The last meeting
OF the board, when 1t was said that he had
sold vinegar 10 the prison. Mr.. Nissiey
stated that there were some other things
that he wished to explain. He said he nn-
derstood Underkeeper Caldwell had sold
watch TO Charles Gibson, convict, and
that Baker Eaby had sold lumber to an
other. He also said that he understood
Andrew II. Rambler had given Keeper
Smith check for s5S.sS TO pay costs, but
only so OF that SUN was ever
paid. After these charges were made
Mr.. Caldwell came into the meeting
and explained that Gibson merely gave
him the money to purchase the watch for
him and no did so. In regard to the charge
against Eby the baker testified that he
merely purchased piece OF walnut wood
for q prisoner, with the latter's own money,
and gave 1t to him. In regard to the Smith
charges Solicitor Gilbert said that the COM
,uissioners had made reduction in
Randler's bill. He paid them what they
asked and gave Rambler the balance.
From what the solicitor stated he seems 10
have gotten fee out of II Also
The ex xplanations of the different parties
seemed satisfactory TO Mr.. Nissley, and on
motion Of Mr.. Woods the investigation was
dropped and the keeper was Instructed to
be vigilant in the enforcement Of the rules
iu regard to sale aud exchange with
prisoners aud officials.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
" CooNEY" sCnAEFFER's TRoUBLl
A Number of Suits Against Him and Hc
Coos to jail.


A Number of Suits Against Him ana IIc
Coos to Jail.
Conrad Schaef1er, who keeps the Western
hotel, has had number of charges brought
against him during the past week. On
last Monday he whipped Scotchman,
who was bonrder mt his hotel and
twice as big as himself On Thurs
day night he hit his son Joseph on
the head with washboard, and whipped
the hired girl. This morning he got drunk
and beat his wife, threatening to shoot her
with revolver that he hourshed in the air;
he also had knife and Mrs. SchaefIer had
her hand badly cut whilo trying to take II
from him. Tho result of this was moro
suits ut Alderman McConomy's. This
afternoon was the time set for the hearings
and Mr.. and Mrs. Schaefler. the son Joseph
and tho hired girl met at McConomy's
"Cooney" undertook to talk to his wife
and this 80 enraged the son that he was
about making an attack upon tho old
man. Officer Hess interfcred, when Joe
turned upon him.
After a great deal Of resisting and strug-
Cling the officer, assisted by Officer Heiss
took the young man to the sts,t,,,on ho,so
He was sentenced to tssg laws inprisonmen
lor o',ns urulf. ~. and disordery and on the
saulo Sn'ffe ffse tho old man got similar
1 The other charges against the latter were
Il old over for time.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03

philadciphia rroduce Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. a-Noon-Flour weak !;
Penn'a supers, z 2gD2 30; extra. 25Ga27 rs (;
family, 3iOa3 70; roller, sO@4 Is; patent.
q 5Dd4 90.
No. Penn'a Red, D0c; No. do, s7;,sSc.
Corn quiet; No, 2, new, S0t@3sc old, tS9
4tc.
Oats steady No. White 2as2onc.; No. Q
Bran steady; Winter els ooaii % Spring sl2 75
d8i3 90.
Baled hay steady; sil Oo6l3 80 as TO quality !:
timothy III OldDI3 20 for choice; mixed, Dd 90
baed rye straw, new, elo o.
Butter nrm; Penn'a creamery extra
2sc Penn'a nrsts extra, Doc Jobbing, 32d96.
Eggs steady Penna nrsts, l3yc; held lots, lb
92,c, as to quality.
Cheese nrn part SKINS 6,s8sc; full skins,
2C13c.
Petroleum dun refined In bbls, 7zc.
q Potatoes firm: 5J6p85c por bus, as To qpa,,,y
''-H''J'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03

The Dunkard or Old Brethren church at
Ephrata was dedicated on Sunday, in the
presence of very large congregation, Pre-
ilminary services were held Saturday even
ing, which were conducted by Bishop Saml
Harley, of Ephrata, Rev. Isaac B.
Keller. Of Ephrata, and Rev. Samuel
r. Zug, of Mastersonvillc. The
dedication sermon was preached on
Sunday by Rev. Zug. Services will
be held this, tomorrow and Wednesday
evenings. on the latter evening Rev,
Stoner, of Maryland, is expected to DO
present. The new church IL substantial
brick structure 70 by 40 feet, and In nc
cordance with the customs of this denomi-
nation Is without ornamentation.
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Ilva stuck Prices,

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-The receipts at the
West Philadelphia and North Pennsylvania
Beeves. Sheep. Hogs.
For tho week k......,..............3,n3 $500 i!,JU
Previous week..."...,....",.2,SSi INV ii'N"
Beef cattle--The receipts were all for tho
local market, and with fair demand prices
closed were unsteady, with the lower grades De-
clining n fraction. We quote: Extra, DC
good, 4lSg4,tc; medium, 4GgiAc; common, 8G
31c; fat cows, 2lSGp3i4c.
Among the sales at the West Philadelphia
A, Hoover TO c. s. Dengler 4 Co, Lancaster
Co. steer, Weighing 40 lbs, 81 30 per hundred.
Milton Eby TO Dennis Smyth, Lancaster Co.
steers, average 1910 ms, 81 ~ per hundred.
NJ Is. Rohrer to Dennis Smyth, Lancaster
Co. steers, average ,22l fbs, 81 70 per hundred.
Sheep-fhe increased receipts with the lighter
demand forced prices down &c on all grades.
We quote: Extra, 6@6l+c; good, 5lgg
DC medium, 5c9514c common, aNa@FAc; cuils'
fambs-The market In sympathy with sheep
declined 4c ON all grades. We quote: Extra,
7g7,4c; good, GLsSV4c; medium, S1SV'.e
common, is4q5Rc.
Hogs-The market closed firm, with fair do
mand. We quote: Western, 5Iz95I4c; state,
6ll5lsc.
Mich calves were active ut 5a71ac.
Fat cows were In poor request at 2l9d3itc,
slippery cows were neglected at sl2dn
Bologna cows were duh S4l2.
Mich cows were slow OF sale at S2)GD.
City Dressed Reeves We're In good demand
at 5G7lsc.; though no sales were made at the
abattoir for more than &c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
Death Of n Maytown Man,

Henry Johnson, a well known citizen of
Maytown, died at his home In that place
on Sunday, aged over 20 years. He had an
apoplectic stroke over two years ago, from
which he never recovered, and he had been
bedfast most of that time. He was a
shoemaker by trade and formerly carried
on the business extensively. He was
married to a sister of David and John X.
Jetiries, of this city. He was an upright
Christian man.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
Digging For Copper.

Isaac @. Pfautz, of Lititz, has for some
time been digging in the hills mile east of
that town. He Is searching for copper,an
In the three twenty-foot holes he has made
found stone and earth usually in the pres
ence of that mineral. Encouraged by sur
face indications he proposes to 90 deeper,
and will sink shafts at intervals over the
eighty-five acres of land that he has leased
for mining. A Colorado miner, who
viewed the scene of Pfnutz's operations,
belieYe. the project may "pan out"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
Forty Hours Devotion

The forty hours devotion was opened at
st. Anthony's Catholic church on Sunday
morning at O'Clock, with mass Of ex-
position celebrated by Father Kaul. There
were several services Sunday evening, and
there will be services this evening and to-
morrow evening when they will close with
Q procession. Several elergymen from a
distance will take part in the closing excr-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
u,uIn.nronc. Omcers

The directors of the Lancaster County
Mutual Hail Insurance company met in
the orphans court room this morning and
organized by the election of Peter - Reist,
OF Iititz, for president; NJ. ID. Kendig,
Manor, vice president; DR.. p. J. Roebuck,
Lititx, treasurer, and Johnson Miller,
Lititz, secretary. w. X. Bender, of Stras-
burg, and J. A. Stober, Sh9neck, were
elected auditors.
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Live stock Markets.

CHICAGO, Feb. l.--iteceipts, 400 shipments
none I; steady; beeves, 81 1teS5 " steers,
81 ODdp4 40 stockers and feeders. " 4O93 90;
COWS bull and mixed, 81 Ng3 90; Texas catlle,
~ OOtd3 30 Western Rangers, ~ 1908 90.
Hogs--Recelpts. i3 ,0oO; shipments, none mar. r:
"a g7L; light, 81 Go6D5 81; skips, 50 00G3 rs.
Sheep-Iteceipts, 1000: shipments. none: mar.
ket steady; natives, 81 60a6 30; Western wooded
81 50p5 40 shorn Texans,S3 6@A 70 lambs, 500
To sG IS per hundred weight.
EAST IrBERrY observation-disclosures, 800: ship,
ments, 500; market nothing doing all
York. .ooo
Hogs Receipts, 500; /. shipments. $500
medium aud light Philadelphia, "a Oodt %
heavy hogs, o. 1908 70 roughs, S'g3 20
o cars shipped TO New York. . ,,
EheepIlfeceipts 400; shipments 1000
market slow prime, So 1896; fair to good. 81
as 20 common, So 50Qs3 so lambs, ~ 0Ogio5.
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DKOCLA NATION.
CITY ELECTION.

CITY ELECTION.
The qualified voters of the City of Lancaster
are hereby notified that an election will be held
in the several wards at the usual places of hold
ing state and county elections, on Tuesday,
February IS, 1880, between the hours OFT a. IN.
and p M, for the purpose Of electing ION gen.
eral ticketssa Mayor and twelve School Direc-
tors, and the qualified voters OF the several
wards shall at the same place elect the other OFF,
First Ward-One member Of Select Council,
four members OF Common Council, one Consta-
BILE, one Judge, two Inspectors, and one Asses
second Ward--One member of Select Council
three members Of Common Council, one Con-
stable, one Judge, two Inspectors, and one As
Third Ward-One member of Select Council,
three members OF Common Council, one Con-
stable, one Judge, two Inspectors and one As
Fourth Ward-Onc member of Select Council,
three members of Common Council, one Con-
stable, one Judge, two Inspectors, one Assessor
and one Alderman.
Fifth Ward-Two members of Common Coun-
eli, one Constable, one Judge. two Inspectors,
Sixth Ward-One member of Select Council
three members of Common Council, one Con-
stable, one Judge, two inspectors, one Assessor,
Seventh Ward-Three members of Common
Council, one Constable, one Judge, two In.
Eighth Ward-One member of Select Council
three members of Common Council, one Con
stable, one Judge, two Inspectors, and one As
Ninth Ward-Three members of Common
Council, one Constable, one Judge, two Inspec
| tors, one Assessor, and one Alderman.
| The election officers of the several wards ar,
hereby required to make the necessary return
| OF the election, and to notify the persons elected
shall have been closed and the number of vote
for each candidate or person voted for ascer
| trined.
uary, <. D. 1850. EDw. EDGERi icy, ,''''
| 2Sf3.lO,l7d Mayor
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
A Kennel Club For Lancaster.

There 10 movement on foot among the
fox hunters of this city to start kennel
club similar TO those at Radnor and other
places In Delaware aud Chester counties.
Quite . number Of prominent gentlemen
are interesting themselves in the matter
and Il is likely to be q go by next year. In
case the club Is formed they will have
their own dogs and private hunts.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03

ArRElsrS'
read II unless you want To save money.
Canned Corn, DC,
Canned Strawberries, four cans for 25c.
Canned Blackberries, &c.
Canned Blackberries, four cans for 2jc.
Fine Whole Canned Tomatoes, Sc.
Finest Pie Peaches in cans, l0c.
Finest French Peas, two cans for 25c.
Fine French Peas, lie "A can.
Evaporated Aprcots, three pounds for 2ic.
Evaporated Apricots, Bright Color i5c 9
Golden Egg Plums. 10, I21z and l5c a pound.
Fine Large Golden California Prunes' @c q
Fine Country Dried Apples, &c a quart.
Fine Evaporated Apples, three ana two
Peaches, Bright New Goods, five pounds 25c
Peaches, Eyaporated, three and two pounds
Prunellas, Fine Fruit two pounds for 25c.
Fine Large Muscatell Rasins, lie.
Fine Large French Prunes, three pounds Doc
California Prnhes, require no sugar. TO- IL, u
New Large Figs, two pounds for 25c.
New Stewing Figs, three pounds for 2oc.
Crystalized Figs, two pounds for 25c.
Finest French FiG Paste, l5c pound.
Dates, never saw the iike, four pounds Tor 25c
Mincemeat, 3, and l0c pound.
Oranges at 10, 10 and 20c n dozen.
Finest Line OF Florida Oranges.
Fine York state Honey in combs, lSc pound
Finest York State Extracted Honey, two
Macaroni, Spaghetti. yermicelli and Italian
Paste. The above are all New Italian Goods a
Homemade Apple Butter, Sc a pound.
Skinned Hams, all fat cut OH, l2l4c pound.
Picnic Hams, Sc pound.
Dried Beet, l0c.
Dried Beef Knuckles, l5'.
Finest Summer Bologna, 90.
homeless Hams, from four pounds up, lie.
scaled Herring 50 TO 60 In "a box, 25c IA box.
Finest Portland Herring; six pounds for 25c.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
Y. NJ. G. A. supper.

The supper for the benefit OF the Young
Mems Christian association library fund
closed on Saturday evening, with good
attendance. The amount realized for the
fund was between $500 and $500.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-03
L,ederkranz Celebration.

This afternoon at l2:5s committee of the
Lancaster Liederkranz, consisting of Got
leib Gertsley, Fred Schroeder, Ernest
Roehm and John Bruder, left for Philadel-
phia TO attend the forty fifth anniversary
celebration Of the Philadelphia Lieder-
kranz, which win be held this evening.