Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-01
THE GREAT SETTLEMENT DAY.
The Usual Crowds In Town Aud the
Average Amount OF Business.
Money Plenty at the pAnka.

The Usual Crowds In Town Aud the
Average Amount OF Business.
Money Plenty at the Banks.
The indications for d clear April day
were not very encouraging last night, but
everybody was agreoably disappointed,
for finer day overhead coy mot have
been wished for. While niovings have
Z been going on for tho past two weeks the
great majority took place to-day.
There were fewer changes this year
among the business people than usual.
Following were among them:
George s. Geyer, of the Franklin house,
retires to private life and Michael S. Burns
succeeds him. Mr.. Burns is succeeded at
4 the National house by Jacob Crcmer, and
: John Sides goes TO the Globe.
Capt. Henry Ransing will take Theo.
Wenditz's Railroad hotel.
Frank Brenberger and John Snyder take
Hotel Lancaster, and VIM. II. Snyder, tho
/ 70. mer proprietor, will go into business
with his father, John A. Snyder, on North
Queen street, opposite the postoifice.
]. ]. Watson and Martin r. Herr will
engage In the furniture business In the
ioom formerly occupied by Jonn p.
Schaum & Son, and the latter firm move TO
the store room adjoining.
George r. Erisman, confsctioner. will
occupy part Of the premises lately occupied
by Geo. II. Miller, who moved to Balti-
more.
& The new store rooms in the Frey build
Ing, West King street near Water, are
occupied by Stapf. the confectioner, and
Mrs. Amelia Kress.
Geo. NJ. Askew moved to his new store
room few doors west and the store room
formerly used by him will be occupied by
Kmy Brothers, for the shoe business.
Charles Kline has moved from the East
ern Market hotel TO the North Pole hotel
snd for the next year Gotleib Holtzworth
will run the Eastern Market hotel.
Milton 4. Cormeny, of Philadelphia,
formerly of Lancaster, succeeds Geo. w.
6hceetz, at the Central hotel, (Lochers
building.l
j. \. Mohn took charge Of the Merrimac
House, succeeding Samuel Kepperling.
j. Frank Seldomridge took possession
to-day Of the White Horse hotel In Sails
bury township.
c. A. Samuels has opened millinery
store on an extensive scale at No. 10 East
King street.
The Common Sense shoe store has been
opened at No. 40 East King street.
Aldus c. Herr, No. l2s East King street,
retired from business to-day.
Emanuel p. Speaker removed his print
Ing offico from South Duke street to No. 80
East Vine street.
II. b. Breneman, Insurance agent, and
Chas. Swarr d Co., removed FROM their
old quarters TO tie southwest angle of the
4 Square, in the room occupied for many
years bkchsries II. Barr.
Tie Postal Union Telegraph will remove
3 from the Tomlinson building 10 the room
z vacated by Messrs. Breneman & Swarr.
Thos. F. Perrett, halter, has opened a
q repair shop at No. Court avenue.
IA John A. Coyle will remove from his
present Office TO the rooms used for many
years by Christ Sharp, after the remodel
tng Of the building.
Joseph Doseh will engage in the cigar
business in one Of the new buildings near
the Eastern market that he recently erected.
Edward Ransing Is now in business at
4he Southern market. VIM. NJ. Deem ex.
#pects TO go Into business at the Eastern
market after be re.lres from tho police
lbrcc.
Charles N. Strine retired from the
{ @Precher house, and is succeeded by Charlie
Z Is Semi, who kcp. the Stock Exchange last
+ IeaT.
E bfinknan & Newell remov ed from the
tofner OF Orange and Christian, 20 store
eoom In Krsmph's row.
W. :. Warner, preizel baker, is now on