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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-26

| Every article in the store is sold at
less than regular price.
Take advantage of this Cheap Day.
In addition we offer Tor FRIDAY the
balance of our stock of HATS as follows
One lot of Ladies' Colored Straw Hats,
Bonnets, Toques and Turbans, Mt &c
apiece for this day only.
One lot of Ladies' Black Lace Straw
Hats, in all the leading shapes, at 25c
apiece.
One lot of Ladies' Large White Flats,
Mt l0c apiece for this day.
One lot of Ladies' aud Children's fine
Milan Hats at 4Sc apiece.
RiBBONS--5O0 pieces of extra heavy
Double-Faced Satin Ribbons, two-toned,
in Nos. and Q, for this day only, at l0c
yard. These goods come In very
handsome combinations.
One lot of No. l6 Double-Faccd extra
heavy Satin Ribbons, in states, drabs
pearls, shrinps and browns, at lOC a
yard ; for this day only.
One lot of No. is extra heavy Double
Faced and Two-Toned Satin Ribbons, in
all the finest combinations, for this day.
st l0c yard.
We also open Special for this sale one
carton each of No. II Pure silk Satin
Ribbons, picot edge, in the following
colors Light blue, pink, cardinal,
white cream, orange, yellow, golden,
brown, old rose, gobelin, navy, myrtle,
gendarme and black any of the above
at Sc n yard
We also offer for this day Black Pure
silk Gros-Grain Ribbons, satin edge
No. !, at Sc yard; No. ., at &c yard:
No. II, mt llca yard; No. l6,at lic yard
No. 222, at l9c yard; No. 80, AT 25c a
yard: No. 40 at 29c a yard; No. 50, at
3Sc II yard. Special for this sale.
One lot of Fancy Ribbons, pure silk,
in satin, gros-grain and moiree, No. II,
IL aud %, all good colors, at l5c a ward
E, One lot of large fine Damask Linen
Towels, fancy borders, knotted fringe,
size 22xi2 inches, for this day, at l9c
apiece.
One lot of Real Torchon Laoes, from
to inches wide, at sc yard; for this
day only.
One lot of Colored silk Gloves, for
this day, at l2lc pair.
One lot of Real Lisle Frame Gloves at
SC pair.
One lot of Children's Black Ribbed
and Plain Cotton Hose, full regular
made, TO sl, at l2!c pair; only pair
of size will be sold tO one customer.
One lot of Ladies' Drawn-work White
Lawn Handkerchiefs, for this day, at Sc
apiece.
One lot of Ladies' Black Ribbed Cot
ton Hose, at 4c IA pair.
One lot of Writing Paper and En-
velopes, in fancy boxes, at ic n box.
One lot Of Turkish Towels at ic apiece,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-26
THE s.ESGERFEsr NEXT WEEK
Some Features OF the Great Concert 1,
hc Hold WNdncsdnY EYcnlnR.

Some Features OF the Great Concert To
be Hold "Wednesday Evening.
The preparation for the s;engerfest, next
week, which has been arranged by the
Lancaster Liederkranz, have been made,
and the affair will be one of the largest and
best the city has ever seen.
The great concert will take place Oh
"Wednesday evening, In Fulton opera
house. Seven singing societies will take
part and no less than $50 male voices will
be heard. Selections will be rendered by
tho soven different societies, including the
celebrated GermaDia Mennerchor of Bal.
timore, which has frequently carried oil
the first prize in contests throughout tho
county.
The orchestra which takes part at tho
concert will be composed of thirty-three
thorough musicians, and will be directed
BY Prof Al'haus, Of Reading, and con-
Quoted by tho festival leader, Prof Carl
Matz.
Hermann Mohr, ono of the mos, sue.
ceesful German composers of choral songs,
VIII attend the s,engerfest. AtIthe concert
no will conduct his great composition,
Am Altare de Wahrheit" (" AT tho Altar
Of Truth ~, personally. This cantata was
sung ut the New Orleans Singers festival
last year and created the greatest enthu-
sissn.
Miss Adele Matz, daughter of Prof. Carl
Matz, who has Just finished a regular
course at the vocal conservatory in Berlin,
Will sing SOLO. Sne mas wolI cultured
soprano voice which will please.
A great many strangers from different
cities will be present during the week, and
there will be one grand holiday for nearly
the who'e time, As ii is the week of the
nations great holiday tho town will he
filled with patriotism. In honor of the
sengerfest visitors the citizens should
decorate their houses.
The Lancaster Mennerchor.
At meeting of the Lancaster Manner
chor held last evening the following officers
were elected: President, Jacob Seibert
vice president, Frank Hammel secretary,
Henry, Schmitt assistant secretary, Il. II.
Ostermyer: corresponding secretary, Prof
GsSl Matz treasurer, Henry Gerhart
librarian, Frank Barnhart banner bearers,
Christian Hoeful; q. Abraham and John
Derr.
The society is in the most fourishing
condition at present. 1t has CPS members,
including II that are honorary, % active
and 5Si passive. From January LIST TO June
18th the receipts were Sl,453.l9 and eX-
penses 81, 1906, leaving balance for that
period of 1882. %. The total assets of the
society are S5,95S.23, including 2225 shares of
M@nnerehor Hall association stock.
The society is making great preparations
70 take part in the great siengerfest of the
Lancaster Liederkranz 10 be held here next
week.
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Mystic Chain Onicprs.

AT meeting OF Stevens Castle, A. o. X.
NJ. c., the following officers were elected /;
Commander, ii. Huth ; vice commander,
). ). Chillas; first lieutenant, d. ID. Nein ;
chaplain, j. A. Overdeer; chief of staff, f..
Schwebel; assistant chief of staff, III. Rudy;
recording scribe, .. p. Pyfer; assistant
recording scribe, ii. McElroy; financial
scribe, w. ID. Rock treasurer, III. Smeych;
inner guard, j. q. Hoefel; outer guard, j.
l.. horn; trustee, J. f. Stoner represen-
t,atiyc, J. A. overdeer; alternate, II. Me-
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARIEs.
The Barking OF Dogs Save Two Houses
From Being Entered.

The BarkinR OF Dogs Save Two Houses
From Being Entered.
At n late hour last night, as IL supposed
between II and l o'clock, thieves tried TO
break into tho house of Milton Green, at
Nevin and Marion streets. The dog OF the
family began to bark, making great noise
and the would-bc burglars fled. This
morning when the family arose they found
that an attempt had been made to effect an
entrance at one Of the windows One of
the hinges had almost been pricd from
the shutter and in short time more the
thieves would havo been able 10 get In.
Mrs. Green aud her children were
alone in the house, as her husband
IL out of town, working at his
trade down In New Jersey. Yesterday she
received some money from himby express,
and 1t Is believed that the thieves knew
that she had IL I'm tho house.
There have been thieves In the neghbor-
hood for some time past. A few evenings
ago an attempt WAS inado 10 enter tho house
of Samuel Lentz, but the thieves we're
frightened away by the barking of a dog In
n ncighbor's yard.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-26
Committed For Assault and BATTERY

Charles Merkle, Of Mount Hope, was ar.
rested by Constable Kieffer, of Mauheim.
yesterday, on charge OF assault and bal,
tery preferred by Isaiah Haldeman. The
allegation is that the prosecutor was struck
Wy Merkie on Saturday last. In the alb
sence from home OF Squire banner. of
Mannheim, kieifer brought the prisoner TO
sown and Alderman Deem committed him
sor hearing before the Mannheim magis-
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Fell From a Cherry Tree.

Charles SchaeiIer, who is 80 years of age,
met with a fall which might easily have
been fatal. The man resides at No. G5s st.
Joseph street, and was picking cherries on
tree. The limb broke or ho slipped, and
he fell to the ground, distance of over
twenty feet. Where he struck tho ground
there was stone lying and upon this he
feil. The stone struck him in the side,
crushing in two of his middle ribs and oth-
erwise seriously injuring him. DR.. J. w.
kinard attended him.
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TO BE InYestipn1ed

Doctors NJ. l.. and s. T. Davis made a
posl.mortem examination this morning oi
the body Of Christian Seachrist. whose
death was noted on "Wednesday. They
found that death resulted from fractured
skull. Coroner Honoman empauelled a
jury, who went TO the residence of dc.
ceased and viewed the remains. Testimony
70 ascertain who, If any person, is respon-
stble for the accident will be taken to- NOR
row morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-26
surprised On IIer birthday

Tho wife of Andrew J. Frailey, of a
North Market street, was 80 years of age
yesterday. In the evening the members
of her family called upon her and gave her
several handsome presents. After that q
highly enjoyable time was spent, and II
included IA splendid supper.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-26
NJ ARTlN BROr,

WE start to-day q large
WURTH lot Of Mems suits at $500.
TAKING STEPS so''a so"a Woo woe' ~" Sold Worth
TO See. them tha, isn't worth $40; /;
some sl2. We bought the
stock at a price to let you have them at ss, s.,
IS. As large n surprise as the price will be to
you the At, style and finish. Hard TO find such
sl2, sl5, SIS and $40 Dress Suits as ours. We are
told daily our Ready Made Clothing is equal TO
Custom Tailored Work. How could Il help
but be with such custom tailor supervision in
the make. See our suit SpecialtIes for BOYS,
at s3 so and s5 for boys under l2 years, and So
and s. for boys from Il tols
In the Custom Tailoring Department good
suits TO measure as low as SIS or you can have
one made precisely TO your mind, and put as
much honest cash in it as you say, $40 to SIS.
The jump and stir among our Mems and Boys
Furnishings Is due TO kind and price. We sell
in each grade the most reliable and sell that
cheap See these touching qualities: Mems SOC
Underwear Boys, 371sc. Mems 25c Hosiery
Boys lsc Hosiery Mems 81 90 Flannel Shirts.
Boys 75c aud sc Flannel Waists ana Blouses,
aud our &c and l0c Washable Neckwear.
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A lnnp plnenn ElN

Thomas Humphreyville, the well known
pigeon lanciers of this city, on Tuesday
shipped three carriers TO Charlotte. North
carolina. To-day he received telegram
nom Is. ID. Bronson, United States signal
service officer at that place, that he had
liberated the birds at O'clock this morn
lng. The distance they will fly is i26
mules, and 1t is probably the longest that
birds here have ever gone.
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Went to Uniontown.

w 5. speece, who for two years past has
Deen general secretary of the Young Mems
Christian association in this city. left Ian
caster to-day. He goes at once 10 Union-
town,where he will engage in work for the
state committee OF the association. Quite a
wife Off "i"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-26
A Scissor. GrInder Sent ont,

Christian Wittig Is "A Columbia scissors
grinder who gets very drunk at times and
usually makes great nuisance of himself.
Constable Roerich found him while he was
acting very badly and Alderman Hershey
sent him TO prison for five days.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-26

THEY have come Just In time to meet the
wants OF the people, Lawns Mt 40 per cent. less
than the regular price. There Is opened to-day
n handsome lot OF lawns, light grounds with
colored figures, ut &c per yard. the regular price
of which is &c. This is n special drive. Don't
fail TO sec them at
WILLIAM MSoN 4 FOSTEK'S,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-26

N Will uClu u SOClHDlc OH SdtuT-
llt in the yard of parsonage.
Try A. Bell and Miss Efie Putnam,
10Th OF Millerstown, Pa, were married
this morning at III o'clock, at the home Of
John Stuard, on South Third street. Rev.
r. Ludwck, of tho u. B. church, ofliciated.
The wedding was attended by intimate
friends of the family. Tho couple left at
1925 p. m. for trip 10 Atlantic City.
Daniel Sample, yard master In the p. r.
r. east yards, sprainCd his back severely
last night while barring car. He had TO
be hauled to his homo.
II. II. Fulweiler has severed his connec-
tion with the Neios, TO accept position
with the Adams Express company.
George Shorter, colored, was before
Squire Solly last evening, for assanlting
his wife. The hearing was continued 10
July Sd.
John l.. Foster will have hearing be-
fore Squire Sollv tonight, for assault and
battery on Harry Stetter, who WAS killed
on the railroad. The boys father brought
the charge.
Six carloads OF people went on the Rail
road Conductors excursion to Mt. Grctna,
this morning.
Salem Lutheran Sunday school spent n
pleasant day in Heise's woods yesterday.
A number of people went TO York county
this morning To spend the day.
A banquet was held last evening In the
Shawnee fire company's parlor, compli
mcntary 10 the ladies' assisting in the fair.
A very pleasant time was had. The Metro
politan band was In attendance.
An infant son of Conrad Woolhafe died
last night. Funeral on Saturday at 2 p. IN.
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ncutlta.

HArz.-ln this city, June ~, 1880, nt the rest.
dcnce OF her grandmother, No l2Si5 North
Queen street, Charlotte H., daughter OF Frede-
rick and the late Emma Hatz, In the 18th year
year Of her age.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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B,ck to His Old uome.

Thomas D. Killian, formly of the city
but now of 81. LOUIS, with his wife and
daughter, arrived In Lancaster this morn
ing. They are visiting old friends.
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VIII 10 Mnde q Priest

Rev. George Dorwart will be raised to
tho priesthood on Sunday at 1880 o'clock Mt
st. James church. Bishop Ruison will
oiliciate.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-26

To-day ID. ii. Kulp put up electric fans
in the dining room, kitchen and pantry of
Of the City hotel, and they arc great i'm
provemcnt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-26

NOTICE 10 BRIDGE BUILDERS-BIDS
~ for the erection OF Il wooden bridge across
the Octoraro creek at Woods Ford ng, between
the counties of Lancaster and Chester, will be
received Mt the Office Of the Commissioners
Lancaster, Pa. until 10 o'clock on Thursday
morning. July ~.
Proposals for superstructure and masonry
VIII be received separately or combined.
Specification for masonry may he had at the
Commissioner Office In Lancaster and West
Chester.
by order Of
THE JOINT BOARDS COMMISSIONERS.
ic2ttBtdSwtd
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n the Children's
all. will have good
n The children will be
IN and given seats on stand,
ii be erected solely for that
49,. at a good location on North
ssn street. No one will be allowed
..h the stand but the children and police
officers will see that no others get on. Tho
children will be furnished with refresh
nents while on the stand and will after-
wards be taken back TO the homo.
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A 7 OUR OFFICE YOU CAN GET ANY
"A amount of
LANCASTER CHEMICAL COMPANY
LAWN ENRlCHER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
TURF EVENTS OF A DAY.
More Favorites Defeated at Morris Park
The Races at Latonia.

tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
MoRR1s PARK. October 1O.-Talent had
n sad time of it, favOrite after tayorite
being bowled over.
First race-for three-year-old $3.50
added. six furlongs-Punster, Jr., won
DIR. Helmuth second, Costa Rica third.
Second race-Palo Alto handicap, $1,000
added, SIX furlongs-Silyer Prince won
Early Blossom second, Hoodlum third.
Third raace-Fair View lightweight
handicap. for all ages, ~ 600 added, one
mile and a duarter-Riley won easily;
Stockton second, Cousin Jeems third.
Time. PIP.
Fourth race-Diana handicap for all ages
II 800 added, six furlongs-G, W. COOK
won: Volunteer ii. second, Belle DOr
Fifth race-for all ages, $1,000, one
mile-Rosette won: Anne Boleyugelding
second, Paramelia third. Time, 1:47.
Sixth race selling, for two-year- oids,
$3.50, five furlongs-Flayilla won; Best
Boy second, Balgowan third. Time, l:O51s'
FINE wEATHER-BIG CROWD.
LAroyIA, October lO.-Fine weather and
a big crowd.
First race-mMden two-year-olds, five
furlongs-Colonel Wheatley won; Tom
Jones second, Ina d. third. Time, l'Oi5b.
Second race-selling, one mile and "a $ Y
teenth-Hydy won; Jubilee second, Ma
ME Fonso third. Time, l5l14.
Third race-one mile and twenty Yards
Ban Chief won Hopeful second, Meadow
Brook third. Time, l:46.
Fourth race-one mile-Rogers won;
Rosemont second, Ormie third. Time, Las
Fifth race-two-yea eleyen-six-
teenths of a mile-Roseland won; Chimes
second, Yale. 81, third. lime, l:0911.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
MEssRs. OsRIEN AND DILLON
Absent When Their Cases Were CALICO
Have They Sailed for American


by Anglo-Americau cable TO the pispstch.l
DUBLIN. October 10.-The case OF the
Crown against William O'Brien and John
Dillon. charged with conspiracy IN melting
tenants not to pay rents again, was called
in the Magistrates Court at Tipperary TINS
morning. Messrs. O'Brien and Dilion
have hitherto been present at all hearings.
but this morning when the court opened
they did not put in an appearance. both
defendants are members of the committee
appointed at the conference of the Irish
Nationalist held in Dublin last Friday TO
visit America for the purpose of soliciting
aid for the Nationalist cause, and the runor
is current that they have forfeited their
bail Of $1,000 each in the conspiracy case
and that they sailed yesterday from
Queenstown for the United States.
EXCITEMENT CREATED.
Much excitement prevailed in Tipperary
when it became known that Messrs.
O'Brien and Dillon had abandoned their
defence and left the place. Aconfrmation
OF the rumor that they have left the coun-
try has been received. There Is no con-
frmation, however. of the report that they
sailed from Queenstown yesterday for the
United States. The information thus far
received shows that they did not leave by
the ordinary channels of passage. Their
bail will be estreated and be paid by the
National League.
All the other defendants who are Jointly
charged with conspiracy with Messrs.
Dillon and OBrien were present in court.
The prosecutor for the Crown announced
| the absence of Messrs. Dillon and OBrien
and asked the Court to enter on their ball
| bonds the usual certificate of non-ap-
pearance. Mr.. Healy. of counsel for the
| defendants, submitted argument that the
sureties on bail-bond had fulfilled their
obligations when Messrs. O'Brien aud
Dillon appeared in court on their first
trial. The Crown, he said, had subse-
Quently amended the particulars of the
charges, and therefore the bail given for
the defendants no longer held good. After
listening to arguments on this point the
| Court announced that, in its opinion, the
charges against defendants, although they
had been amended by the Crown, were
substantially the same. Ii therefore
granted Mr.. Romans request and the
Courts certificate of non-appearance was
attached to the bail-bonds of Messrs.
Dillon and O'Brien. Adjournment was
| then taken to enable the Crown to con-
slider what steps should be taken. War.
rants were issued for the arrest of Messrs
Dillon and O'Brien.
on THE WAY TO NEW YORK.
LONDON. October l0.-Mr. 0'Connor';
paper, the star, says Messrs. Dillon anc
OBrien went to Waterford and from there
to Havre on Wednesday. and they proceed
from the latter port to New York.
FRUITLEss SEARCH.
Detectives have boarded all outgoing
steamers and searched in vain for Messrs
Dillon and O'Brien. They are convinced
that the two are already on the way 4
America. II is possible, they say, that
Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien sailed on
yacht and boarded steamer outside o
Queenstown Harbor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
I,E THIS

DEATHS.
COBB.-Dled, October 10Th, oftyphoid-feyer ia
the eleventh year Of her age, at the residence VI
her mother, 1900 west Main street. NlNSlfkED
&. VI. COBB. daughter ~ Mrs. Winnlirei Z.
cobb and the late Dr. Is. Z. Cobb
Funeral will take place At tho sacred-Heart
church 81 1919 O'Clock 1llS NOkNlsG. Friends
and acquaintances invited TO attend.
CONsTABLR.-Died. In Petersburg, Thurs
day, October 9Th. WILLIAM r., infant son Of
Charles II. and LOttie II. Constable; aged nVo
daya
Funeral yesterday.
GgORGR-Dled. October 81. at $50 p. ~, az
her home, Rural View, in Gocchland county
Va, Mrs. SALLE THOMAS GEORGE, wife Of
Mr.. John George, IN tho nfty-ninth year Of her
age.
HOBsON.-Died, at HIS residence, No. 739
north Ninth street, at 1870 Z. NJ. October 10,
1870, RICHARD C. HOBsos; sgei sixty-nine
years. a.,
Sunday At $3.50 +. II. from tho kbenezcr Bap-
tist church.
sMITH-Died, In Manchester, Va, October
l0th.a I:2O at his fathers residence. Fourteenth
aud Railroad streets, WALTER w. SMITH. son OF
Thomas ;. and Mary r. smith, deceased; aged
sixteen years.
Our happy homo Is empty now,
Our daTliDgs clothes laid by:
i sisters Joy and fathers hope
la DEATHS cold arms doth lie
Go, darling WAIrEB, 10 thy home
On yOnder blissful shore.
Your angel mother waits for You,
For she has gone before.
Funeral service SUNDAY EVENING at 3
o'clock from Bainbridgs Baptist church. Friends
OF the family and deceased are invited 70 A.
tend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-11
BASEBALL CONFERENCE.
The Sentiment Seems to Favor Two Big
Leagues-One Club to n City.
Try Telegraph to the Dispatch

NEW YORK, October 10.-The conference
of the National Baseball League adj
iourned to-day until October 22d in the
evening, when it is expected the commit
tee appointed TO meet the committees
from the American Association and
Players League will be ready to report. In
the mean time the situation in each city
will be thoroughly gone over and the at;
fairs discussed by the leading base ball
men in their individual capacity. The
sentiment seems TO be for two big leagues,
but with only one club in each city, except
Boston and Phila delphia.