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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01

Up 20 6 O'Clock yesterday afternoon the total
number 0f complaints a. % omissions numbered
5,0ql. OF these l.sE were irOn Jackson and
9 ~ from other wards. Only vefy small per-
tiou % the city IS yet 10 be heard from.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01

banquet w1s served NJ II Charles Semi
nsrv Oyerbrook. Pa, near Philadelphia, thus
afternoon. Noarly an the ciergymen present AZ
the cOnsecrauOn participate and speeches sulta-
bls 10 the occasion we're made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01

The average rsinfsl for the eighteen years
has been Is a inchoS
White tho mean temperature has been higner
than for the same period during eleven years
The rainfall has been less.
Below we give a table showing the
amount of down-pour for the hrst SIX
months OF 1889 and 1899:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01

rOKt Of NlCHMOND. JUNE b, l'tL
AUgIgHn


roRr Os RICHMOND. JUNE %. isO
AHnIyEn
steamship Oh Dominion. Couch. Sew York.
mer,handise snd passengers' george W. AHen
s,camcr Gun Stream. Hincs. Philadelphia.
merchandise aud passengers. j. W. McIarricS.
agent
6 Morris.
stcamor Ariel, Doyo, Norfolk. merchandise
and passengers.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JUNE 20, 1871
lBy Ie!egrspn.l
ARRIVED.
steamship Charlotte, Ncde, Baltimore. gem
steamship city Of Atlanta, Dole, New Yors,
general cargo.
SAILED.
steamship city Of Atlanta, nols, Norfolk.
steamship Charlotte, Slckle. Bairmo.e, gone.
raj cargo.
PORT or NEWPORT SEWs, VA, Juss 30, 1870.
by Telegraph!
AnRiyBD.
Steamship Poiorio. Charleston. ooalei, sed
sailod FOR Scotland.
steamship Guyando,te. Now York, and sailed
for sew York, meg 'hsndisa.
Steamship Ailoghany, Providence, and sailei
for West Point, merchandise.
Schooner Mabel Jordan, Philadelphia, 70 load
c0a.
schooner Job n. Jackson, Now YORK, to load
coal
schooner A. II. Howe, New YORK, 20 load coal.
SAILED.
steamship Tymer. Hun. elaie1.
Schooner August Hunt l!gtnl, Boston. coal.
Schooner :. ID. FELL i4iihIf tharioetou, coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
NEWsBOY HURT.
Harry Jackson Makes a Misstep and Falls
from a Car.

About O'Clock yesterday afternoon Harry
Jackson a Dewsboy. attempted TO Jump on an
electric car az the corner OF Ninth and Main
streets TO sell his papers. lie made a misstep
and fell, was caught under n portion OF the car
ana dragged several feet, and picked up Ia an
inssusible condition.
The little fellow was carried into Polk Miller &
CO.'S drugstore. and DR.. stOyer was called % see
about the back.
Jackson was taken 20 his home. No. SIN east
Rro4d street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
.s.,,,,ncpt of n. FREEDMAN.

N. Friedman, dealer 'n dry Rooas, noavns' ~
- ~ tsla sas. Main street, made an assign
men, yesterday to Sol. /. Bioomberg. trustee;
fne iiab,ilties are sl.bs26l. The preferred
creditors are 3aston 4 %, SssV; = JACOBS, tss''
and X. Cohen. eybx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
rnnntY-frc Cont ExcnrsIen.

The Seven-pines road will run a train os
Coney Island ears 10 Seven Pines this eve
ming TO start m j:l5 o'clock sharp and re.
turn at o'clock. Go with the crowd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
Children Cry for Pitchers CastorIa.

If thou criest after knowledge. and
iftest mp thy voice for understanding, use
A. b. I. Tonic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Higgins, who have been
10 Europe for the past two or three months, 10
turned 70 the city last night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
rv-o oy rgr BOYS DYAD,

Latsr.-,John Mcdonald and Daniel O'Neal.
two o, the boys caught In tho standard OIL hre.
died To- night Andrew Mcdonald will probably
recover. 1hs othors burRsd are better ana VIII
ali psohAhly yocossr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01

Tho regular monthly meeting OF tho Csty
School Board wns held at tho High-school build
ins yesterday afternoon At o'clock. Present:
Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson chairman, Hon. William
Lovenstoin. A. L. PhllIpe, Joseph G. Dickerson.
T. Wiley Davis, William n. nrpin. James Il.
Cspers. z. p. sierke, j. Taylor strat'on, william
T. Fox superintendent, and c. 7. Rady ,ciorS
and SUPERVISOR.
Mr. william F. Fox, superintendent, submitted
his monthly report. showing the condition Of tho
public schools at the prcscnt tune as ioHo"s
Totsi enro.m1ut, li,i9: monthly enroiin M
9,3fj daily attendance, g.l7-; numper oil schools
30; tcnchers-wniie. i3j; c9lored, -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
AgrHUR B CLARKE,
Il. J. BosHxE,
Henry r. HOLMES,
LEWIS N. GRIfFIs.
COMMERCIAL CLUE.

Under the oesd Of repor;s OF special commit
toes The secretary laid before ,ne b0srd report
from The committee appointed 70 consiior NE
eIpediency u organizing q commercial club,
which read as follows:
fhe under,igped members Of especial COM
rniisee auoointed to consider and report upon
the feasibility u organizing acotnmercial club
or assocntloD % foster and Develop the interests
and resources of Richmond, % suggested by Mr..
r. A Lamb al the annual meeting held the l2th
instant have 20 report as follows:
That II 10 not feasible 70 organize CONNER
eiai club outside OF tbis Chamber: but We
recommend that our Committee On Business
Enterprises To increased 10 ten members, and
that IL namo 10 changed 70 fhe In prOy6He ut
aud Development Commit ee. and rlat u bo
charged with sil the Work contemplated In the
plAn of Mr., T. A. Lamb thai the Chamber, IL
possi bic, either by increasing me 70 DeBhip dues,
or ,ol ctsipg special contriD buttons or Otherwise
ofoyde fund for the work OF this committee.
fespectfuily submitted. A. y. CAnfER,
w. d. CBE<fEkhLS,
y. w. bOwF,
JURS \. ELLgrT.
Mater Docley wns prevented from attending
by previous Engagement
NEW BUILDING.
Under the came bca1 SIR. y. Archibald Cary
submittsd report on behalf OF tho committee
sppolatsd 70 consider the question and II prsc--
tasb;s submit Q plan for securing u Chamber OF
Commerce b9ildfng TIE report was read and
met Win cordial approval Of the board, snd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
THE CITY COUNCIL.
Meetings of Both Branches and Joint
Session This Evening.

The Common Council met az o'clock last
night and approved the record Of the previous
meeting,
President Campbell stated that the board had
passed an ordinance extending the time one
month in which the cry Railway Company can
ndopt electricity as the motive power on the
Main street route, but the Common Council
could not concur without susDendng the rules,
and not enough members we're present for that
nurpose. He added that ne understood the
company was not pressing this matter.
The Council Than adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01

When Raty vax ssct, ~ gave her Cv.orA
When sbs vas cDlii. sss sriei FOR CsstoriA
whou she became Mss. sire chung ~ CasIorA
whsn shs hs1 chlsrsn. Sss AVE thsn CuisriA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
Excursion Rates ON the Richmond and
nanviiIe Railroad

On July Sd and 4th the Richmond and
Danvills railroad Will put on sale tickets .,
reduced rates, good to return until July
TIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
CHAMBER OF COMMgRCgl
IL -. an l. L. L. L---l 4

Robsr, p Porter. Fsf, Superintendent Census,
Bdshingfon, d. G:
Dear sir,--l beg leave 20 acknowledge your
favor 0f tho 27ih instant. which mas hld careful
consideration " the Committee on Information
and Statsfics They fully appreciate the con-
cessiOns you nave already granted m order 30
obtain the complete enumeration Of the pOpGlA-
ton here. Il Is worry true, as you state, hat there
exists no reason why 20 should taSo longer 10 10
work u this character IN tho city 81 Richmond
thaa IN other cities OF same or larger size, but
the fact hat it has done 80 seems to indicate
strongly that the work h0rs was badly
eystomGuzei o. very imperiertly perform
al. As an excuse for tho alleged onis-
sion OF ovsr l,-Q0 names IN ia ksOn Ward.
10 Is stated b. he census authorities hero thst
some " the enumerafOrs I'm hat ward baye not
yet there completed tho work assigned 10
them. So that /. appears thata further delay -
necessary for the department 90 get ths noturns
a. originally euumsrated. Ia two days over
5000 omissions have been reported from ths city
al large aud under these circumstances tho
Chamber does not -ee how with due regard 10
the correctness and importance ot cen-
Gus report thorough investigation can
b. dispensed viii, ami N neces-
sary a new census taken. We thank you Tor
your Sind suggestion, which mishi be obtained
from tho p0stOrce bat the Chamber, ggpre-
ciatiag your desire 20 expedite the hnsl report
Of tho population without regard 20 cost or
labOi. Immediately undertook 10 secure Just
this Information thr0ush tAs police snd tho CO.
lored crG u,tes 0f the Normal school, Who usye
turned over tho rcsul. Of their lab0rs 10 tho
consus department here. Yours truly,
X 4. igIrNIUF. Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
The ". and A. Goes to The n, c. and st. L,

ATLANTA, June S0--Goyernor Gordon ani the
State Oh cers to-day accepted the hd OF The Nash
Vile ChsttanOOge and - LoBi, railroad for the
Westarn aal Atlanta railroad lease tor twenty
nine ysArs from December Xth next
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
norsfora,s Acid Phosphat

EoK BuSsTgoKE.
n rsissrvs ne prossrahon and nsrrous de-
rongsnss ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
SERIOUS FIRES.
Much Property at Louisville, KY, Goes
Up In smoke.
rpecial telegram 10 the Dispslch.I

louIsyILLg, Ky. June 20. For threo hours
MA morning flercc IRE RACED al ths refinery OF
tle standard Oh Company, In south Louisville,
destroying tho entire Plant, including eo'eral
tanks oiled with oil.
Nv the explosion ~ the tanks soyon persons
vore Injured. Their names ere: John Klein.
setn sAen-, Joseph PedlBlo, John Aciouaif,
Andrew Acp5nAld, Daniei UNviii, and Jonn
sfA A.gll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01

stcamor Ariel. Doyo, Norfolk, merchandise
and passenger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
TuRF AND DIAMOND.
Yesterdays Leading Events on the Race
Coursc-Yes,erday's Bai.
fpv telecrsph to the plsDat-hI

Yesterdays Leading Events on the Race
Coursc-Yes.erday's Ball.
fBy telegraph to tho plspatchl
NEW YORK. Juno 9O.-S -Sheepshead-Bay rsceB-
First race rutlrity course-Oeyotee won Dla-
bio second. Worth third. Time. l:lO 3D.
second race-Futurity courso-2qutY won;
Void second. Llntrguante third. Time. l:ll 2-5.
Third rece-miie aud three siyteeuths -ke-
clare won. Admiral second Time. 2O9 3-J,
Fourth race-one mile-Detaulter won; Tan
ner second. kenwoOd third. Time, l'i) 30.
Fiith rare-mile AMI a quarIer--C as-ius won.
Zephyrus second. u. Carlo third. Time, 2a9
Sixth race-nliie and u half. on turf-ISragon
won: St Luke second. talcon hird. Time,
231 2-j.
seventh race-milo and furlong, on turf
Tattler won; CasIsteel second, LarcnmOnt third.
Time l:J'.
AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Juno 8l-First race-ono mile-Inez
won; Pickup second. Rock third. Time, li&
second race-ngo iurIOncs-dindoO Lass won
Kaiie i. second, Gieuiivette third. Time. I.O3E.
Third race--nye furiongs--Oirey won Chimes
second. valley third. Tine, lO3l
Fourth rnee-one mile aud three quarters
Hypocrite won; Ormie second, John Daily third.
Fifth race-one mile-Rmini won: silidale
second, Mamie FOns0 third. Time, l:i2s.
SIKH race--one mile-Workmaie won. Eight
10 s.gen second, Hawley third. Time, 1:i2K.
seventh rGce--one milo and quartor-Ham-
let won: Heron second, Brown Duke third.
Iime -.U'54.
BASEBALL.
Columbus: Syracuse, ?: base-hits, 3 errors,
> Columbus, z; basc-hi's, 10: errors, O. Bs;-
teries-hnauss and OCOnuOr; keefs and
Cleveland Ueacuel: Cleyelands. ,; hase-hits,
>. errors . BostOns. 9: tese-hits, I2: errors, l.
Bat eres-Bestin aud thinner; Ciarkson aud
Bennett
Cincinnati GesgueN: Clncinnatis, 8 base-hlts.
II: errors. Q. BrOoklyns s. basf-hit-, 3; errors,
2. Batteries-Foroman aud Baldwin, Terry and
Pittsburgh ueagus): Pitisturghs, g: baso- hits,
II. errors 20 New forks :; base-h.,s, II errors,
4. Bai.erles-Bsker aud Decker; Welch ana
Murphy.
Pittsburgh BroiherhooD: Pitsburghs, 10 /:
base-hits, Il: errors, & Bostons, base-hits,
| :: errors 1. Battorics-staloy and Fields Ds-
| ley and k0leJ.
Bufialo (Br0;herhood) Bufialos. ?; tese-hi's,
| 10: errors. Br1oklyns, hase-hits. errors.
| 3 Ratteries-liadiOck and Mock; SOTdors aud
Daley.
Athletics. 4; base-nlts, : errors, 2 Batteries
Cushmau and sage; hsper and Robinson.
| Cleveland (brOtherhOOdl: Clevelsnfs, IL:
| base-hits, II errors, /. New York;, 10: bsse-
hits, Is errors. 3. Ba,teries-Bak kely GrCoer,
| AMI Sut.lifIe Crane. ODay, ana Brown.
| Chicago Oeaguel: Chiea5os, g ba8e-hlts, Is !;
! errors B. Phuaielphias. D; oase-hit-, :: er-
rors. T. Fattorles-HIichins0n aui kiurcdge;
| smith and Clements.
Chicago tBrother hood): Chlcsgos. . base
| hlts IS: errors, B Phiadelpnlas, q base,hits,
! :: errors, .. Batteries-Eilg and Larel; I;
! knight aud Mllligan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01

Mr.. sharkleford, OF Orange, reported mai tho
Eighth district delegation had elected Hon.
John +. Ryan, Of Loudoun, 10 succeed Hon.
Henry nestOn. deceased, aud that "a chairman
ot the District Committee Mr. Marbury hai
been chosen to succeed Mr.. Heaton.
ON motion Of Mr.. Merchant the Chairman wns
requested 70 issue al the opening Of the canvass
an address to the voters.
Mr.. T. Il. B. Wright, from the committee 40
pointed at a previous meeting, submitted resO-
lutions with respect 10 the memory o. Mr.
Henry Heaion and they were adopted.
Tho committee then al diOurned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
MR. GAINYs's CASE.

Some perscas took the ground that Nr. George
b. Gaines. one Of tho new members OF the lower
branch from jefferson Ward, could not quaitfy
under the buckingham, but Judge WIZ; has de-
cided that that law does not make city council
man inelegib ble aud he Administered the oath 10
Mr.. Gaines Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01

Mr. Shnckleford having amid general nppro-
val nominated Mr. ElysOn TO fill the vacancy,
that gentleman stated that he had arranged 4or
a trip 10 Europe aud would be absent until sop
tember lst In view Of this fsrthe suggested the
propriety Of choosing some other person. TINS
sad no retired from The room.
Mr.. Wright. OF Essex, and Major Sutherlin. OF
DnuYille. urged Tho election Of Mr.. ElysOu and
he was tie unanimous choice OF the committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01
TIVE NEW couNcu.

The new Common Council will meet AZ 5
O'Clock this afternoon for organization. and the
Board will assemble at for the same purpose.
At s:3O there will be a Joint session 10 elect a
police commissioner for Jacksoa Ward and a
fire commissioner for Jefferson Ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-01

At tho meeting last night " the 8oari Of Di-
rectors of tho Chamber OF Commerce Alr =. II.
Witty, chairman OF the Committee on lnfOfnna-
ton and statistics. mai9 a report " tho WORK
which his committee has done with regard 20 the
census enumeration, he facts VI which arc
known 10 tho Dispcfeh readers
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-09
ANDREW ROLAND DIES.
ms i ylcnH or blpHr14RlA AFTER 4
BalER ILLNESS.


ColuxatA, May s.--Andrew Roland, son
- Is'hr Rois,,d' who resides on the Chest
mt Hjll turnpike, about two miles from
eoWn. died 1t bis home yesterday enernoon,
egsd years ser nr;ss ssain ;ilns.s
~ fSaucral will be held on Monday morn
~ & o'clock. Services at Holy Trinity
6Sikolic church.
T6eo, L, Urban has made the science Of
entlquitles Q study for years, and at times
has submitted his views TO home anthori-
ties. For various reasons they failed to
ave him the recognition'which he believed
kls discoveries merited. Mr.. Urban has
cousultod foreign scientists, and he has
beon recognized In fiattering manner by
The authorities OF the British musenm and
others. The latest IL an acino3 ledgment
o% the s.ssssssT sfs:s Es SSsen. college s'yS Ss
lord, He refers to number OF drawings
sent by Mr.. Urban, and the letter embodies
refhrence to Mr.. Urban's work in this
The Shawnee fire engine was tostei last
evening at Fifth and Mill streets In the
The engine was found to be In good run
ming order, the hose was In good condition
and the house In excellent repair. The
company keep their apparatus up to the
standard. =.
A number Of convlcts from the York Jail
were t8keu tuIOuku OW ttis W
the Eastern penitentiary. They were In
charge Of several officers.
The driver Of double team Of Bachman
4 Forry attempted to drive across The rail.
road at Locust street this morning and
narrowly escaped being. struck by an
engine. Tho driver could not see the
engine until almost in front OF 1t. A few
inches more would have resulted In a
serious accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rothaar returned yester-
day from their wedding tour, and were
given reception last evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Dysinger. A large number
Of guests were present and a very pleasant
evening was spent.
The funeral of Daniel Mullen was held
Yesterday afternoon and was largely at
tended. Several elders ofthe Presbyterian
church, Of which body the deceased had
been member, acted as pall-bearers.
John Musser was In Philadelphia yester'
day aud had an examination In telegraphy
by the board Of the Pennsylvania railroad
He passed q very creditable examination.
The melodrama Held In Slavery" will
be presented In the opera house tonight.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-09
Death of an Old CitIzen,

william Rapp, an old resident Of Ian
caster, died yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dsnce Of his son, William q. Rapp.. The
deceased was II years Of age and was
born In Germany. He WAS shoemaker
by trade and worked at II for many years.
He had been afflicted with asthma for ten
years past. His children are William c.,
the well known baker at the county aims
house, and Mrs. Peter Landau. The fun.
eral will take place on Monday afternoon
with interment at Zion cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-09
Live atoc,r M.-ra,.

Az LvBIsrY, May s.-Cattle- Receipts. 24O .
eelp9ens. 10 market strong; prime, u 7Sa
~ MI 70 good, u 2sst % Common, s. 6Oa4
-, y 0os " {; no cars cattle shipped 70 New
ASg g ,oEsr EsceiPts: Ps,Sm %oo aY ashiYPmen,s; hoo
IL 444 -: common To fair. q o0e4 20 Pigs
o@91 70 no cars shipped 70 New York.
Hafk!t slow; prime, IS ZOOS 40 fslr 70 good
NobO cominon. Fses IS lambs. IS 50Qb 10 I;
9uet lambs " 5os7 veal calves. 50 5osi and
ng.sALo. May s--cattIe-Receipis 1880
ohssp ana LAnbs-Rsesipts GOO head on
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-09
Stylish Shoes
FOR CHILDREN,

Shoes for the little folks-shoes shaped
to make little tireless feet, when In
them, feel best, look best and wear best.
There's not another assortment In the
found here. No buncombe about this.
It's q truthful statement. We've all
kinds OF shoes-good, fine stylish makes
In all sizes and widths-for every kind
uses; @ ;-I play Wy groand, @ school. @ or M parior r !:
when they're on good behavior and
and when they don't care a pin how
tboy scuf and scamper: Solid and
strong for every test. And for the prices
quoted the best that goes for so little.
Parents want them that way and we
strive to serve them.
A real fine Curacao Kid Shoe, with
spring heels, IL here for 81, in sizes 5 to
~, 8 to IO1S. Faultlessly made and nm
lasts and thoroughly well made. Win
ming and attractive In appearance.
Usually sold for more money.
Good strong, makes In Pebble Leather,
CSC sizes 8 TO lO11SS, at 75c. Soc and 81.
And at SOC pair, something neat and
pretty in shape, which withstand the
hardest kind OF raps the little ones know
uppers. good leather In the bottoms, and
the putting together better than youll
anticipate. Sizes run from s TO s.
The finest We have--the finestanybody
else In Lancaster has-come In Genuine
Frenehlkid, sizes5 TO :, widths B., G.. ID.
cities they'd be 81 75 or 81, no matter
from whom bought.
Children's Russet Shoes-ONfords and
high button, are plentiful here. They'll
be the going styles by and by. Newest
cheap sheep skin make among them.
Not q high price on them. either, TO
frightea buyers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-09
MARTIN BROS,
26 and % N. Queen St.

"A
Ask for Sample. 1t has no Equal. Try It. See
Examiner for Biggest Bargains in Fruits ever
Siisred; Also Note DISPLAY N NJ front mt OF store
CRACK ERs~s ibs Fresh Nic-Nacs for 2sc.
3 tbs Fresh Ginger Snaps for 25c. s ns Fresh
DRIED CoRN---2o bbl,. Fine Evaporu,ed
Dried Corn at bs for 25c. This is a big bargain.
IL cost some one much more money 10 evupo-
rate u. But their loss Will be your gain.
CoRALlNE-Coraline at and lOc pack is a
Wheat Germ. oat Meal and Rolled Oats. rs
for 2jc.
Rice AT 6, s and lOc = 10.
Jelly In buckets, a bargain, 81.
Fine natural colored Pickles, &c d doz.
Eight tubs good sweet Butter at loe y n by
Tea and Coffee at prices that viii cause yen
TO wonder. Remember, we are agents for Chase
n Sanborn's famous roasted \conees. Ask Tor
them and you Will always have "A uniform cof-
Caustic soda~sc g n in boxes and &c in ket-
Guldens Finest Horse Radish Favored Mus
tard, l5c 2 qt.
Carload Fine and Coarse salt at wholesale
prices. Piled on side pavement, convenient for
Wall brushes, Hand Scrubs and Brooms at all
Garden and Flower seeds-fresh and all war
Flake " and N Pearl Tapioca, new, 3 10 $ for 25c
Candy ut 8 and i2iSc Q n. Large beans, Sc y Qt.
Green Peas, &c = at. Lentils, Split Peas, Horh-.
my and Finest Beans Olives Mushrooms,
Picked Oysters, French Mustard, High Grade
Catsup, French Peas in bottles, Drisy and Dur
tied Strawberries Capres, Halford and Lea &
Perrin's Sauce, Deyiled Crabs and Shells,
Spiced Clans, shrimPs and Oysters, Clam
Juice. Oyster Bouillon, Clam Chowder, Bottled
Lobster, Maple Syrup, Anchovies In Oil, SAL
mon stock, Extract of Beef, Fruit Juices, Fruit
Jams, spanish aud French Pickles, &C., &c.
Anchovy and Boater Paste, Potted and Dew
lied Meats, Parmesan Cheese and all kinds OF
Sardines.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-09
Want tn, Charter Revoked.

II. NJ. North, Fl. b. Swarr and David
McMullen are at Harrisburg to-day. Their
mission IL to argue motion before the
attorney general to revoke the charter
granted to the keystone Standard Watch
company, because 10 per cent OF the capi-
tai stock was not paid In cash, as directed
By tho act of assembly under which the
company was chartered.
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3eutltB.

MILLER.-May 7, 1890, In this city, Rachel
Miller, wife Of the late Henry Miller, formerly
of Bsreville, In her seventy-second year.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
Spectfuliy invited TO attend the funeral, from
the residence OF her son, George S. Miller, No
SS North Lime street, ON Saturday morning ut
O'Clock, and Vt u o'clock at Roland's Church
Interment at Roland's cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-09
The schuetzen.XereIn.

At meeting Of the Lancaster Schuetzen-
members were elected. 1t was decided TO
open the new 200 yard rife range of the
society, at Graeff's Landing, on June 20tb.
This Organization is rapidly increasing and
1t bids fair to rival some Of the older organ
ixations.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-09
A snapper supper.

Last evening James r. Donnelly. pro-
prietor of the Shamrock hotel on East King
street, gave turtle supper 10 his friends.
There was . tremendous crowd present,
and plenty Of amusement was Afforded.
The supper was elegantly gotten up aud
vas enjoyed very greatly.