LANCASTER DAILY INTELLl(iJjH;.g4E APRIL 29-1881 OIUTUABY. neatn r Miss Kiieu Maeee. Miss Ellen Macc, the housekeeper at St. Mary's parseuajje, this city, died yester day after :i somewhat prolonged illness from typhoid pneumonia. Miss Magee was born in Reading, reared in Cuanibers burz, lived for years in Harrisburg aud Philadelphia, aud was for nearly two years past housekeeper at St. Mary's. She was intelligent, conscientious, gentle and peculiarly lifted for her place. Strong ly inclined te religious work, she had de voted her Iiest years te the service of the church. Motherless children found in her a metliciiy guide, and the sick and afflicted found in her an in telligent and indefatigable friend and attendant. Her funeral services will be held at, St. Mary's at 9 J o'clock te morrow morning, alter which the remains will be removed en the Paciflc express tePhiladel phia, where the interment will take place en Monday next the final funeral services te be held at St. Philip dc Xari church rn Queen street. Death of u Contractor. The Bosten newspapers record the death in that place, yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock, of Mr. Jehn Lee, after a few days' illness of malerial fever. .Air. Lee, who was a wealthy contractor, was the father or Mrs. P. S. McTague of this city, and was less intimately related with sever al ether families here. His age was about sixty live years. m Iii Time for the Next Primaries. The bill presented in the Heuse at liar risburg by Represculativc Land is, of this county, te prevent bribery and fraud at nominating elections, conventions and elections of delegates, has passed second reading and will come up for final passage in a few days. Its application would have a wholesome effect here where the Repub lican primaries are se corrupt and Hie scramble for delegates leads te ex cesses which have a demoralizing effect. It provides a penalty of three hun dred dollars line and three mouths im prisonment for any candidate who shall secure the vote of au elector by unlawful means, aud a like penalty for any elector disposing of his vote for a consideration. A similar penalty is fixud for irregularities in the management of delegate elections. Any person net qualified te vote at a gen eral aud voting at a nominating election is, under the previsions of the bill, amen able te a line of two hundred dollars and three mouths imprisonment, and a dele gate who shall vole for a candidate in con sideration of anj advantage will be liable te a fine of a hundred dollars and three months imprisonment. THE YOKK IMSPKNSAKY. Luiicdnler County Doctors at the Opening. At the opening of the Yerk hospital and free dispcusary se munificently endowed by Samuel Small, esq. for which we noticed the departure cl'seme local physi cians, nearly two hundred ladies and gentlemen were prcseut,ameng whom were representatives from Lancaster, Dauphin Cumberland, Miflliu, Chester aud Adams counties, and also from the state of Maryland. At uoen a sumptuous dinner was served, get up in excellent style. The dedicatory ex ercises were held in the upper story, Dr. A. It. Blair presiding. Dr. II. Carpenter, of this city, being one of the vice presi dents, and Dr, R. M. Bolenius a secre tary. The history of the institution aud its establishment and objects was read ; Dr. Atlec made an address recalling his reminiscences of Yerk and praising Mr. Small's many public benefactions. Among the icspeiK-cs te the toasts were Dr. J. L. Zieg!erls speech ft 'V ''The Ladies," and Dr. Ales. Craig' for ' Our Profession." Nevel Spectacle. Fer several days past the notion and millinery store of Astrich Brethers, en East King Mrcct, has been the centre of attraction and the object of visitation by thousands of persons, curious te see the unusual lleral display en the occasion of this enterprising linn's "spring opening." The decorations of their store, in the va riety, the taste and the profusion of How Hew ers and garlands, are altogether unpre cedented in this city, and the display is se striking that besides their manifold pa trons nearly everybody who passes the open deer is attracted te step aud take a leek. The resources of Rohrer's flower gardens have been taxed te furnish the decorations and renew tiiem day after day, while the whole design reflects at ence the geed taste and advanced enterprise of Messrs. Astiichaud their employees. The fresh flowers aud vines by day mingle with the gay fabrics and fancy goods en sale te produce a happy effect, aud the illumina tions aud orchestral music by night heighten the brilliant spectacle. Scheel Matter. The Pennsylvania State Teachers asse ciatien will held its next meeting at Washington, in the western part of the state, July 'JO, 27, 28. Arrangements are in progress te make this one of the larg est and most successful meetings that has been held. The town is attractive, being the scat of Washington and Jeffersen col lege. Excursion tickets will be sold 011 the leading railroads and the rates for beaiding will be greatly reduced. A West Chester paper, whose editor must want au eflice, dolefully remarks that, " as yet Dr. Iligbee, the new state superintendent of public instruction, has made no chauges in his department. Theie is a general impression throughout the state that at least a partial cleaning out of the employees would boa goedthiug, as they have outgrown their usefulness. Or. iauH and Dr. Greene. Dr. C. A. Greene, of this city, noticing the proceedings against Dr. Samuel D. Evans, of Asbury Park, New Jersey, for alleged practicing without a diploma wrote te him that the college at which he was graduated in Castleteu,Vt., was connected with the Berkshire medical college at Pittsfield, Mass., where Dr. Grccue was graduated in IStS, and that Dr. H. II. Chillis, Dr. Gilmau Kimball, and ether of the B. college were also professors at Castleten, and that Dr. Gilman Kimball new lives at Lewell, -Mass. Dr. Evans has replied, warmly thanking Dr. Greene for his valuable information and announcing that the New Jersey courts have decided in his favor. Seme Peach Itlossems. A few days age au Intelligence re porter, after making a somewhat extend ed examination of the peach trees, gave it as his opinion than the buds in this city had been entirely destroyed by the cold. lie was this morning shown three trees en the greuuds of ex-Mayer Zimmerman, euc of which is well tilled with blossoms, and the ether two contain a considerable number. The trees are in a well-protected locality, and it may be that ether trees similarly protected may also have escaped the severity of the winter. A Squirrel Caught. Yesterday as Theodere Beck, 29 West King street, in company with afrieud, was driving en the New Helland pike, near What Glen, a very large and handsome gray squirrel was seen en a tree near by. Aftr a vigorous chase and the climbing of several trees, the squirrel was captured alive aud is new shown by Mr. Beck as a trophy. lleats Chester for Patriotism. Wcfct Chester Tillage Becerd. Forty-seven persons new express them selves as willing te accept the Republican nominations for the offices te be filled in Lau.aster county next falL This beats the patriotism of Chester county thus far. COLUMBIA NEWS. OUKBEGCLAK COKKfcSPONDENCE. The fishermen below the dam are meet ing with fafr success in their catches of shad. It is said that Fish Warden Lud wig is again about. Orvillc Eidder, who had ais toot injured en the Pennsylvania railroad mere than a mouth age, is able te be en the street with the use of crutches. A number of beats were cleared te day from the Reading & Columbia coal chutes. Fun is sometimes poked at the Columbia correspondents for the tameness of their locals. We believe a Lancaster reporter of the Xew Era was successful last even ing in dishing te his readers an account of "a peer deg's tail with a tin can attached te it and the relief of the canine en being freed." That is ahead of us, but yet we de net envy the reporter. Rev. J. T. Judd, of Harrisburg, will preach for the Baptist congregation, re cently formed here, en Sunday evening 1:1 Vigilant hall, en North fecend street, south of Walnut. Justices of the Peace E. A. Becker, of the First ward aud Samuel Evans, of the Second waid, retire en Monday next from the discbarge of the duties of these offices, and Justices-elect Geerge Yeung, jr., of the First ward, and W. Hayes Grier, of the Second ward, step in aud fill the vacancies thus occasioned. Squire Yeung's eflice will be located at his residence en the northeast corner of Second and AValnut streets, and Squire Grier will hang out his shingle at Ne. 104 Locust street the room formerly occupied as a law eflice by II. M. North, esq. Drs. 'Kieffer and Dale, of Carlisle, P.u, were in Columbia yesterday. Geerge W. Rhinchart, formerly assist ant te Mr. E. K. Beiccin the Pennsylva nia railroad ticket eflice at this place, made his first tiip te-day as extra brakemau en the Columbia & Pert Deposit railroad. A party of Columbia ladies aud gentle men are te-day enjoying the river air while a raft upon which they have taken pas sage is slowly drifting tewaid Pert De posit Pilet Harry Siple is running the raft. Despite te-day's winds running is heavy. Jesse A. Conley formerly of Columbia, but at prcsenta resident of Kansas City, Me., is visiting friends at this place. Rev. E. J. Wolfe, D. D., of the Gettys burgh theological seminary will officiate te-morrow morning and evening in the E. E. Lutheran church. The Ladies' mite society of the E. E. Lutheran church will give a sociable this evening in the church lecture room. Mr. J. S. Snyder, who keeps ashoestere at Frent and Locust streets, has missed his pocket book and suspacts a painter, who had been working for him, of running away with it. Officers have been in search of the painter, but he has net yet been found. One report has it that the book contained $17, and another that it held $100. Split the difference. Sunday next is the festival of St. Philip aud St. James. Hely communion services will be held in St. Paul's Episcopal church. The Harrisburg convocation of the Protestant Episcopal church, which has been in session at St. Paul's church, Colombia, siuce Tuesday last, closed its labors last evening. A service for deaf mutes, conducted by the Itev. Henry Winter Syle, of Philadelphia, was held at 1:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon and was followed by a clerical discussion at : ;i at 1 o'clock. Evening services were held 7:yi) oVIeck, when an excellent sermon was preached by the Rev. Allen S. V,roeille of Altoeua . ' Abcrcrembic's Bosten Ideal company ac ceptably produced the drama " l?ncle Tem's Cabin" in the opera house last eveuimj before a rather large audience. The illness of the little jjirl who was te have taken the part of Eca necessitated the emission of that character. The little gill was sick at the Franklin house and her ! physician reluscd te consent te her appear- auce en the stage. Her inability te be present was explained te the audience and permission given te any who desired it te leave the house and have their admission fee returned te them. The Ladies' aid society of St. Jehn's Eng lish Lutheran church gave a social last evening at Binder's hall, en Locust street above Third. Refreshments consisting of ice cream, cakes, coffee, etc., were served te the large attendance of persons, and quite a large sum of money was net ted, which gees te furnishing the room for church and riunday-schoel purposes. Siuldeu Illness. i Yesterday afternoon Miss Maleue, at I employee in Shade's shirt factory, Xe. 2b ; North Queen street, was taken seriously ill, and for some time it was feared she j would die. Her health has net been geed for some time past and she had been , taking medicine te tone up her nerves. , Yesterday she took an overdose and hav-; ing eaten some indigestible feed, was 1 seized with spasms, during which he al most strangled. Medical aid was sent for ! as uickly a,: possible and she was re- ' moved te her home en West King street, where she still lies in a rather critical con- ditieu. I The Itettcr Halt. Yesterday Michael McKay, alias Kelly, aud his wife Maria went ou a social spree, imbibed freely, became jelly, then drunk and finally quarreled. Michael obtained first knock down, but Maria drew first bleed and wen the battle. She has but euc arm, but she used it, and a cudgel se vigorously that she laid Mike's scalp open aud al most brained him. The affair occurred en Middle street, the neighbors made com plaint, Officer Elias arrested the couple, and they were locked up for a bearing be fore Alderman Dennelly te morrow. A Valuable Prcssnt. Yesterday Mr.M. Oppenhcimcr, the well known tobacco dealer, presented a beauti ful and costly geld watch and chain te his agent, Mr. A. W. Harnish, of West Wil low, as a token of his appreciation of the faithful aud intelligent services of the lat ter, during the three j'cars he has been in Mr. Oppenheimcr's employ. The presenta tion was made without any ceremony or display and was all the mere highly ap preciated by Mr. Harnish en that account. Iturglar Toels. Aieng wjth ether nttractieus in the window of Lane's store, East King street, are displayed a full set of burglar's tools, used by the buglars who recently broke into the store and ateenmptcd te rob the safe. There is a jimmy, a brace and bits, dark lantern, skeleton keys and ether im plements of burglary. A Lie. Yerk I'cnnsylvanian. Lancaster has several cases of small-pox . Uent lour canary Sing ? Then get a bottle of Bird Bitters, wnlch la an unfailing restorer of song and a cure fet all diseases of cage birds. If your druggist does net keep it, or will net get It for you, send a postal card te the Bird Feed Company, SOT Federal street, Camden, X. J., and they will sec that you arc supplied. Price, 25 cents. inar23-3mdSw City Ulll Pouters. Carsen & Hcnsel, city bill pesters, eflice Ik Ik tellieexcek building, Jfe. 6 Seuth ;Que.en street. Conspicuous and well protected beards In all parts et the city. Circulars, pregrammes and small bills judiciously and generally dis tributed. Gentlemen extravagantly praise the Cuti ura Medicinal fchaving Seap. Feeble and exhausted constitutions restored te health and strength by Malt Bitters. Aninsemeeta. " Uncle Tem's Cabin" Te-nfiL Abercrom Abercrem bie's Bosten Ideal company will appear at the opera house te-night in the play et " Uncle Tem's Cabin," concerning their performance et winch the Da'iville (III.) yevjt tays : " The play m put upon the stage in splendid shape and very satisfactorily acted by the company. -M133 uiaiiehci:ladera.sTipjy,and Little Pansy as Eva, were the best ever seen here." SPECIAL NOTICEH. Kidney Complaints et all descriptions are relieved at once, and speedily cured 113-Kidney-Wert. It seems in tended by nature for the cure et all diseases et the kidneys caused by weakness and debil ity. Its great tonic powers are especially di rected te the removal of this c!a-s of diseases. We knew of persons that hare suffered for thirty year that have been permanently cured by taking Kidney Wert a short time. Try It, either Hrjnid or dry. Sun. anrSMwdiw Save lour Hair Keep It Itcautilul. The " Londen Hair Celer Restorer" U the most delightful article ever introduced te the American people and la tet:iIly different Irem all ether Hair Restorers, being entirely frce irem all impure ingredients that render many ether articles for the hair obnoxious. Where baldness or hilling of the hair exists, or prema ture greynes, from sickness or ether causes, lis u&eirill restore the natural youthful color, and cause a healthy growth, clcunsing the scalp from sill impurities, dandruff, etc., at the same time amet pleasing and lasting hair licking, fragrantly perfumed, rendering it seltaml pliable, making i an indispensable article In every toilet. Ak ymir druggist for Louden Hair Celer Restorer. Trice 73 cents a bottle. Six bottles, H". Main depot for the United States, 380 North Sixth street, l'hiladcl. Phi... lnll-lvdTTiiAF&tT MJIfLK MOTJCK. It i.t impossible ler a woman alter a taitiiiid course tf lieatment with Lydia K. f'iukhani a. Vesei.ibh! Compound te ceutiane te suffer with si treakness et the uterus Enclose a slump te .Mrs. Lydia K. I'inkham, 233 Western avenue. Lynn, Mass., for pamphlets. iv29-lydeed&w A Hard Task Te And a better remedy for dyspepsia, indiges tion and impurities of the bleed, than Bnr Bnr deckV Meed Bitter. Price $1, trial bottles 10 cents. Fer side at. II. J!. Cochran's Drag Stere, l."7 .North ljuccu street. Truth and Soberness. What is th l.e-t lamily medicine in the world te regu;.r- the bowels, purifying in.: bleed, remove ..Uvene and biliousness, aid digeil 1 id .stimulate the whole sy- I'lll V Truth :iinf ..iherness compel us te answer Hep Bi!tci, belngpurc, perfect and harmless. :-ee "Truths" in another column. anl.Viwd&w Satisfactory. Mre. Wallace, Uuffale. N. Y.. writes: "lhavc used lliirdeelv Meed Hitters for nervous and bilious headaches, ami h-ive recommended them temy Irieuds: I believe them superior te any ether medicine 1 have used, and can rCcemiiieuil them te any one requiring a cure ler biliousness." Fer sale at II. It. Ceeii rail's Urns Mere, Ne. 137 North Queen street. Mn. C. 15. Peirruit, Druggist, Tewanda, Ia. I Fersevcndyeatsl have lieen troubled with I Catarrh ; have trl'jtl many remedies, without I much relief, lily's Cream ISalm lias proved te be the article desired, havinc wonderful re sults in my ca3c. I believe it te be the only cure. L. 1:. Cencn.w Tewanda. la. May 14, 1879. Mrssus. Ely IIres., Druggists, Oswego. N. Y. The supply of Cream lialui I purcnased of you sold rapidly. Such is the demand I have had eccaainn te duplicate my orders no less than five times within three months. My custo mers' lrive found this is no humbug, but a pre paration of real merit and evidently a sev- ctvign cathollcen ter the cure et Catarrh. An article that will produce such res til tc will prove a blessing te any community. Wji. Trcu, DiuggKt, Wilktsharre, Pa., Jan. 28. It'rti. ap'ij-iwd&w I lly Universal Accord, Ayer's Cathartic Pill- arts the best 01 all pur gal Ives ler lamily use. They arc the product of long, laborious, and successful chemical investigation, and their extensive nc, by physicians in their practice, and by all civil ized nations, proves them the best and most effect ual purgative Pill that medical science c l" IC '"'-'- ,'t-',n" l'"reiy vegetable no harm tun .uj.v iiwin iiivii urn;. j uklhisiu tilltie j and curative powers no ether Pills can becem- pared with them, and every person, knowing I their virtues,. will employ them, when needed. ! They keep the system in perfect order, and I maintain in healthy action the whole machi nery et life. Mild, searching and effectual, I they are especially adapted te the needs of the I digestive apparatus, derangements et which 1 they prevent and cure. If timely taken. They i are the be.-l aud walcst physic te employ ter 1 children and -weakened constitutions, where 11 mild but effectual cathartic Is required. Fer sale by all dealers. apr27-lwdced&w aiAJtttlA&ES. IlewAun-Ki-iisLKK. At 4U Middle street, Thursday, April is, issi, by Rev. C. Elvin lleupt. of Uraen Lutheran chinch, Samuel 1 tewaid te Dera F. Knihlcr, both of Lancaster. ltd" HE A TIIS. Maukk. Iii this city, April St, nt Pt. M:irj-' pnrseniigp, Mis Ellen Mugcc. Iler friend- are respectfully invited tout tend the tuneral en Saturday, at !i o'clock. HiKli must at St. 3I:iryV church. Te proceed te renn'a It. U. depot te take the 1:1 train te Philadelphia. tti IlreiiL April i, 1831, in this city, Llzzie fiiiehl, daughter of .lehn sind Mugdaleim lluehl, in tlic'Jed year of her age. The relatives ami friends et the lamily are respectfully invited te attend the funeral, irem her parent-' residence, corner of Prince and German streets, ou Sunday afternoon at 2j o'clock. Services at ZtensLulhcrn church. Interment at ion's cemetery. POLITICAL. Fer County Commissiener: ri'.VXK CLAUK, of Strasburg township. Sri'-ject te the choice et the Democratic coun ty convention. ".pr6-d&wtp ADAM S. lUETUICII. of Maner township. Subject te the decision of the Democratic county convention. HEXUV V. UAUTMAK (Lime Burner), el Eat Lampeter township. Subject te the choice of l:n Democratic county convention. nprS-d&wtp MAUT1X HlLDEBUAXT, of Mount .Tey lloreugh. isubject. te the decision of the Dem ocratic cenntv convention. npi:l&r.-tp .ir.itE MOHLEU, Ephr.Ua. Subject te the decision of fhe Democratic county conven tion, iiprll-d&wtp Fer County Auditer: JOHN I. LIGIITXEB, of Lcaceck township. Subicct te the decision of the Democratic cenntv convention. .aprlS-tfd&w XJStf AWEItTISEMfllTS. riMIK FLACK TO ltUV PUKfcfwiNES ASU L Liquers: also Druggist's 16 per cent, Alcohol is at A. Z. BIXGWALT'S Cheap Grecerv and Liquor Stere, Xe. 205 West King Street. lebi'J-lyd Lancaster, Pa. rpiIK LANCASTER MJEXNEkCHOIC WILL 1 held their May party en Sunday next It the weather is favorable. All members are re spectfully invited te participate. Wilt mart at live o'clock from their hall and proceed te Tell's Hain. By order et the Committee. ltd OFFCK SUSQUEHANNA Caxal Cempaxv, (Cor. Lexington and Davit Streets), ,' Baltimore, April 28. 1381. ) VOTICE IS HEREBY UIVKN THAT A i.1 general meeting of the Stockholders of this company will be held at the eflice in Bal timore, en MONDAY MAT 9, 1881, at 1 o'clock p. m., ler the election et Officers and Managers ler the ensuing year. The transfer books will be closed en Saturday, the 30th lust., and re main closed until alter the election. By order of UOBEKT D. BKOWX, arp29-utd Treasurer. 17 STATU OF MICHAEL. DOSCU, LATE OF It Bart, deceased. Letters et administra lien en said estate having been granted te the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto are requested te make immediate settlement, and these having claims or demands against the same will present them without delay ter set tlement te the undersigned, residing in Eden township, Bart posteflice. SAMUEL SH1MP, Administrator. Ws. 8. Amttee, Attorney. Ne. 20 S. Queen Street, Lancaster. apr29 ltd&etw new advertisements' s SPECIAL NOTICK. Oar Stock of Fine and Cheap Watches, French Bronze, Marble and Cheap American Clocks, Musical Bexes, Oil Paintings, Marble and Bronze Statuary, Solid Silver and Silver-Plated Ware, Solid Geld and Rolled Geld Plated Jewelry, and all the staple goods in our line, is one of the largest and finest in the state. We have also many fancy goed3 and novelties, pretty and inexpensive, suitable for presents. Our patrons will find our Manufactory a great convenience. We can make up any design of Jewelry of any description te order, at less cost than nity prices. Remounting precious stones and resetting and remodel remedel ling old pieces of Jewelry will often transform an old style into a very de siiable piece of goods. Monogram and Ornamental or Inscription Engrav ing done equal te the best of work done elsewhere. We have all the necessary lathes, tools and modern appliances in the hands of expert mechanics for proper Watch -red Musical Bex Repairing. H. Z. RHOADS & BRO., Jewelers, 4 West King Street, - Lancaster, Pa. I ANCA8TKR WATCHES. MEKICAN WATCHES. EDW. J. ZAHM, Manufacturing Jeweler, - - - Zahm's Cemer, Lancaster, Pa. WE IXV-1TE ATTENTION TO OUU LARUE STOCK OF LANCASTER AND AMERICAN WATCHES, FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLOCKS. Solid Silver and Silver-l'lated Ware in Spoons, Ferks, Knives, Casters, &c. We offer te mir patrons advantages which arc rarely combined in one establishment, be iuse we have a complete MANUFACTURING UEPARTMENT In connection with our retail UMiH'ss .ami are niakiuir :i lurifu n:irt, of tlm nnnila r.i ) Tiita unehiiin .. k .. r .,.,i C, bll 'iU I 7 sl- ;l,t.V.".w'-":'t ltt. ami gives in lirst DW. J. .tumw Munufiidnriiig Jmveler; lnar.'lwiiid&Wftj CARPETS. fKV.AT hahuains i u.iu-.kt, VJ jr I claim Stock ei t have t!n Largest and Kinet CARPETS In this City, i'.russels ami Tapestry CAUI'ETS Three-ply, Extra Super, buper, All Weel, Halt Weel and Part Weel Ingrains : from the best te the cheapest as low as 35c. per yard. All the riXEST AXD CHOICE PA TTERXS that ever can be seen in this city. I al-e have a Large and Fine Stock et my own make Chain and Bag Carpets, AS LOW AS 35c. PEL" YAUI). Al-eMAKE CARPETS TO ORDER at short notice. Satisfaction ziuirentrnil. 3-Ne trouble te show goods if you de net I wish hi piircnafce. 1 earnestly solicit a call. H. S. SHIRK, a03 WEST KING STREET, LANCASTER PA. "tAISPETS, ,'t)AL. A:c. PHILIP SCHUJI, SON & CO., MANUFACTORY, Ne. l.Vl SOUTH WATER STREET, LA3.CASrr.it, Pa., ell-known Manufacturers et Genuine LANCASTER QUILTS, COUNTERPANES, av r.Ki.1-. it, i'.LANKETS. CARPETS. CARPET CHAIN, STOCKING YARN, Ac. CI.'STOM RAG CARPETS A SPKC1ALT. LANCASTER FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT. Ore.- Goods Dyed either in the piece or in Garments: iiImi, alt kinds of silks. Ribbons, Feathers and Woolen Geed 1; "d. Gen tleiiien'e Coats, Overcoats, Pants. Veds, Ac. Dyed or Scoured ; a!-e. Indigo L M Dyeinp Dyeinp dene. All orders or goods left with us will receive prompt attention. CASH PAID FOR SEWED CARPET RAGS. COAL. COAL,. Ceal el the best quality put up expressly let lamily use, and at the lowest market rates. TRY A SAMPLE TON. YARD-l.VI .- OUTIl WATER STREET. ! ydRSl PHILIP SCIIUM. SON & CO 3UXC1.L.L.AXEOUS. IMPORTANT NOTICE. ALL PKKSON3 - winning te Jein the Trans-Atlantic Ex cursion el it A V lhi'Ktn. will nlaaiic make an- plicatien ATOXCE ietiie KEV. A. F. KAUL, or U. YECKEU, Lancaster City, Fa. npi27-lwtl WATKK KENT NOTICE. Til AVAXEK Kent Duprieate is new in tin; hands et the Ticusiirer, iind en and utter te-morrow, April 2, Water Kent will be received, and live per cent, allowed ler prompt pavment. Oflice hours irem s te 12 a. in. and irem I te ." 1. m. WM . McCOMS KY, rii-tfd Tre.iMirerniirt Kcceiver of Taxes. ) nnn ,jiMei.s of potatoes. vj) J Be-te, Ilurl.ank and 1'cerlctE, which 1 will sell WlinIule and Katail. .TOSEI'II HEKZOU, ap2S-Std Cor. Prince and Lemen Sts. r est en wi;sr jaies street, bk- 1 j tween Charlette street and the College Chapel, en Friday evening, April 22d, an Onvx Scurf Pin. with u cress band el pearls. A suit able reward te the Under, who will please re turn it te 4i: West .lames street. :ip28-Std C HOICK POTATOES I'lK SALE. A CAK et Choice Potatoes Is at the P. & It. K. Depot, head et North Prince Mtrcct, which will be sold at : cents per bushel. Call at once at the car. Xe. 73u8. J. F. LEXTZ. apr2S-2td riiO TIIE SCHOOL D1KECTOI5S OF THE City of Lancaster. Pa. Gemxeve:.' : In niu-Miance of the seventh section et the act el Ami! 0, lSW, you are here by noticed le meet in convention in the Com mon Council Chamber, in tlm City of Lancas ter, en the lint. Tuesday in May, A. D., 1881, being the third day of the inenth.at 7:30o"cieck in the evening, and select, viva rect, by a ma jority et the whole number of Directors pre sent, tine pcisnn of literary and scientific ac quirements and of skill anil experience in the ait of teaching, as City Superintendent, for Hits three succeeding years, nnd certify the re sult te the Superintendent of Public Instruc tion at Harristiurg, us required by the eighth section of said Act. JOHN 15. WAUFEL, President. La r, caster, Pa., April 25, ItSi. n20 2wtl "PROCLAMATION. Wlicrenw, the alarming prevalence of incen diary lircs in our midst, and t!ie boldness of the perpetrators, make It the duty of all geed citizens especially the holders and owners et property, te he vigilant and te assist by tlielr individual clleris te bring these outlaws te Justice. Cilizcus will tin well te watch the goings and comings of suspected persons in their immediate respective neighborhoods, and give early and authentic iutormatien te the police authorities' et the city, el any cir cumstances in the habits or conduct et such suspected individuals likely te fasten upon them the perpetration et se heinous a crime. Police officers having miles upon miUs te patrol In their respective wards must neces sarily ntterd very inadequate protection against the cuunins of the incendiary, unless their efforts are supplemented by these or our citizens. I therefore call upon all interested in .preserving order, in the preservation et tranqulllity,te contribute te these ends by un usual vigilance ever the immediate vicinity et their respective abetles. $500 REWARD. By virtue of the authority given me by the resolution or Councils of February 4, 1874, 1 hereby offer a reward et Five llurdrcd Ddl ars for the arrest and conviction of any party or parties who haveset tirctoanyef thebuild ings burnt by incendiary lire within the last year, and the same reward will be paid ler the arrest and conviction or any person who may set fire te auv building in the future. JNO. T. MacGONIGLE, aprlS-tfd Mayer. iVANISf. WANTED-WORK AT WASHING AW house cleaning by the rtny. Annlv at 031 East King street. npr9-2td JPKCIAt NOTICK. - class facilities for WATCH WORK and CfEN- ZAHM, - Zahm's Cerner, Lancaster, Pa. ASTRICU ttltwa ADVERTISEMENT STItlCIl 1SKOS. ADVERTISER! ENT. GRAND SPRING OPENING OX WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, APRIL 27th & 28th, AT- LANCASTER BAZAAR, 13 EAST KING STREET. Elepunt Display of in.T.TMRY GOODS. FINE TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS. Flowers, Feathers, Silks? Kilt BOX?, LACES AXO OTHERS. ASTKICHBRO'S. ENTERTAINMENTS. - jl ,-mm "FULTON OPKltA HOUSE. Friday Evening, April 2tUh, 1S81. ABEUCKOMBIE'S Bosten I Company I Giving the finest rendition of Mrs. Bceclici Stewe's great immortal work ever witnessed en any stage. UNCLE TOM'S CABIN With ull Its magnificent Tableaux and Seenlc Effects the incomparable Blanche Sadler, ,2,,, Topsy! Little Pansy, WShJSWffii Eva. World, as 20 Supported by the Uoten Ideal Company. 20 and hi Take the little ones te see MARKS DOXKEY. 2 MAMMOTH TRAINED BLOODHOUNDS 2 and a Full Chorus of Jubilee Singers. ADMISSION' SSCta. RESERVED! SEATS, 35&60 Cts. Tickets new en sale at the Opera Heuse. apr&Vttd GROCERIES. T OOK AT THIS! SUPPLEE& OWENS, (Successors te J. Bewers), The Centre Square Grocers The public are respectfully invited te call mill cxamine our New Stoek of CHOICE GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FRUITS, CONFECTIONS, c, whicli will be sold, wholesale and retail, at bot tom prices. Cemcantl be convinced. Goods delivered free of aharge, and every attention given our patron. Please try t. . SUPPLEE & OWENS, api-28-lwd Ne. 6 CENTRE SQUARE. BOOTS AND SHOES, TOE NEW ONE PRICE BOOT AID SHOE STORE, Ne. 30 EAST KING STREET. Ne person's outfit is complete, especially at this eeasen et the year new that the new spring suits arc out, without a new pair of Neatly Fitting Beets or Shoes. Especially should the children be provided with a new pair el shoes, for with no ether ar tide or new apparel are they se well pleased. We invite you te call and examine our goods, as we have beets and shoes te suit all. D. P. STACKHOUSE, Ae. 30 EAST K1NU STREET, al-linu LANCASTER, PA. I REMOVAL. XV N. LEW IX, M. D., has removed bis office from 217 West King street te Ne. 11 Seuth Frince street. Office hours from 7 te 9 a. in., and from 1 te 3 and 4 te 9p.m. aprllSmt AMOflflVrim fill I II lllll llllll II Mil II THIRD EDITI0JT. FRIDAY EVENO. APRIL 29, 1381. WEATHER INDICATIONS. Washing-tow, April 20. Fer the Middle Atlantic states, local rains, followed bv clearing weather, with winds shifting te slightly cooler north te west, and higher barometer. LIFE FOB LIFE. The Hanging of a Negro Murderer nud the lllKery or Ills if rutal Crime. Baltimore, 3Id., April 29. Jehn Gatbard, alias Sandy Smith (colored) convicted of the murder of Jeseph Weeds in Baltimore county en the night of the 2d of December last, was hanged at Towsentewn this morning. He ascended the scaft'eld at 10:06' a. in. Three minutes later the drop fell and he died without a struggle. The only words he uttered en the scaffold were, ' Don't make any mistake about me." After hanging 20 minutes he was pronounced dead. The condemned man had been in the employ of Weeds and ou the night above stated was assisting his employer te un hitch a horse from the wagon when he struck Weeds with an axe. The latter ran te the house, a short distance away, closely followed by Gathard, who seized a gun standing near the deer aud knocked down the wife of the wounded man. The deer was closed after Weeds fell prostrate en the fleer, but Gathard, from the ont ent side,thcd through the deer, the charge en teriug the groin and abdomen of the vic tim. Weeds lingered until, the 8th of December and died. Gathard was tried seen after and con victed. Efferts have been made te obtain a respite en the ground of the doubtful sanity of the accused, but the gov ernor refused te interfere with the sen tence of the court. Gathard was for merly a slave en the Eastern Shere of this state. During Jps imprisonment he has made several statements as te what insti gated him te commit the crime, the last one admitting that his intention was te murder the family, take all the money in the heuse aud burn it down te cover his crime, but Mre. Weeds cscipcd before he ceuiu carry euc nis intentions, lie was fifty-eight years old. TKAGEDV IX WILMINGTON. A Negro Shet and KllleU by au Ex-1'idlce-luan. Wilmington, April 29. Ex-Policeman Marris Carbcrry this morning shot and killed Samuel Adams (colored). -Carberry was the day watchman at the Old Ferry rolling mill, aud when Adams came te work Carberry ordered him te go out and return by another deer. The negre refused, whereupon Car berry drew a revolver. Adams then seized a piece of iron when Carberry shot him in the shoulder and struck him several times in the face after he fell. Adams died in about live minutes. Crarbcrry is in cus tody. The inquest will be commenced te-night. Carbcrry was one of the policemen instru mental in the capture of the "Big Frank" and his associates at the time of the Dela ware bank burglary in 1873. He had an encounter with Frank aud exchanged shots w.ith him, but Frank escaped at the time. FOREST FIKE.S. The Flames Partially Checked by Rain. Milverd, Pa., April 29. A heavy rain storm this morning has checked the ibrcst fires in Pike county, ami in many places has extinguished the flames. " Brick Pend" tract, a resort of hunters and fishermen, was iircd for mischief by a little hey, and several thousand acres arc supposed te have been burned ever. The wires ei the Am-rican Union telegraph te Chicago run through the country new en lire, and are believed te be in danger. Seven large tires illuminating the ceun try for miles around were counted from here at 2 o'clock this morning. The tires in Sussex county, N. J., are all out, while the conflagrations in Lehman and Perter townships are still spreading. ;IIANliE or NAME. The Steamer Sent te Search frfr the Jean nette. Washington, D. C, April 29. fhe following general order has been issued by the secretary of the navy : "The steamer rescntly purchased for the 'Jeannette' search expedition, aud form erly known as the 'Mary and Helen.' will hereafter be known as the ' Itedgers.' Under this name she will be designated ;ti:d registered in the navy department. The name is given her in recognition et the valuable aid rendered the department by Rear Admiral Jehn Itedgcrsas president of the Jeannette relief beard te whom were referred the direction of the search, the means best adapted te the search, and the details of the exhibition." COAL PRICES. Ne Changes for tlm Menth of May. Philadelphia, April 29. The commit tees of the Lehigh and Schuylkill coal ex changes met this afternoon at the eflice of the Lehigh coal and navagatien cempmy and resolved te make no change in the line city and harbor prices of coal for the month of May. The question of restricting the production during the coining mouth is new under discussion aud a decision is expected te-day. The New Yerk compa nies desire thrce days stoppage each week, but the Schuylkill interest favor:, full work next week. The Reading cpal and iron company's supply of all grades at Pert Richmond is only 5,000 tens, all sizes being short with the exception of egg- nell's Hair-Aero" Under Water. A dyke along the Missouri river at Kan sas City gave way yesterday at a point known as ''Hell's Half-Acre," and by neon a large part of the city was inundated te a depth of several feet. The water rushed in se rapidly that the people could net save any property, and in a place known as Armanville, inhabited by colored peo ple, five persons were drowned. In East Kansas City, at least 1,000 have been driven from their houses by the flood. MAKKETS. Philadelphia Market. I'HlLADttPHlA, Pa., April 29. Fleur mar ket dull : superfine, at 'i 25:: 75 ; ex tra $3 97f4 25 ; Ohie and Indiana family 15 50SG00: Penna. family $4 75 10 : St. Lotli Letli family 15 7"B 25 ; Minnesota Ext raf.'t&.'i 7": de straight. $5S7ft2."; winter patent f(J."H)'(47 :i ; gpilng de $6 7."57 75. Kve flour at $0 30. ' Wheat steady ; Ne. 2 Western Red, $1 ,U ; Penn'aRed and Amber, $1 2401 2H. Cern quiet but firm ler local use ; steamer, 657t:; vellevr and mixed SSg58c. Oats dull and easier; Ne. 1 White. 4.)?? .71;;; Ne. 2. de, iVACi Ne. 3, de 47c; Ne. 2 Mixed, 4646c Rye scarce at $1 101 11. Seeds Geed te prime clever ti met at G)iTK de de Timethy steady, $3 OOaa 10 ; de de Flaxseed dull at SI 30135. Previsions steady: mtas perk $18 50: beet ham?,$2223 ; mdlan m.ss beef, $2122, f. e. b. Bacen ameked shoulders 7c; salt de Kc: smoked hams lllljc; pickled baiii.- '. 10)c. Lard steady ; city kettle lie ; :oe- butcher? lie ; prime steam, $11 87. Butter dull, and declining ; Creamery extra 25Q26c ; de geed te choice 220B4 ; Bradford county and New Yerk extra, 22f$2lc. Rolls dull; Penn'al417c; Western IS 18. Eggs weak and dull; Pcnna. 14;Ji15c; Western I4c. . . . Cheese firm and light stecks: .New lerk full cream I3KHc; Western full cream L. aiSc ; de fair te goon, UXQMic : de lialf .sklint 910c : Pa. skims 7&c. Petroleum dull ; refined ;? Whisky at $1 09. new if or Marftez. Mvwreiur.AprU 29. Fleur State and Western without Important change, moderate expert and jobbing trade ;demand; Superfine State, 4 50 ; extra de 4 35Q4 65 : cheirn de 7W 4 90 : tancy de 58 73 : round hoop Ohie M lLchiceaii at 5a 73; saperdne wwT em l wH 60: common te reed ex Um dp60a4 ; choicede S5 O03! 75 ; choice white wheat de 1386 00. Southern steady . common te fair- nxtm at U 7535 5: eoedto choice de 35 23J6 73. B Wheat a shade better anil rather unlet - Se 1 White. May, W 20 ; Xe. 2 Red. May. $1 :Ki 1 -22jJ ; de June. 41 201 K- W Cern Ne. 2 cash and April. lSic hig.mr : Mixed western spot, 573c; de tutor?, 34? 61c. Oats State. 46g33c : Western, 43350c. A.IV0 Stock Market. Bun-ALe Cattle Receipts, 1.CC0 head ; total ter the week thus far. 10.000 head: for sauie time last week, 12.610 head : consigned through. 513 ears; market uulland drooping; sale of one leatl choice steers at $5 37J ; one lead lecd ers at 4 80 : eight cam remain unsold. Sheep and Lambs Receipt?. 2,200 head ; total ter the week thus far. S,tt head; ter same time last week 22.00J head ; consigned through U cars; demand fair and market firm at former prices ; Males of fair te geed wool slnep at $." 75(38; choice te tancy. $ 25t 40; fair te geed clipped, $4 no. : extra, $5 ; ene lead clip ped lambs brought $5 00 ; best grades disposed Hcgs Receipts. 4,100 head ; total for week thus far, 20,470 head; for same titne last week 18,000 head ; consigned through. 91 cars : sales of light Yerk weights. $5 75firtl0: geed de., $t25gu35; geed medium, $5 356 40 ; closing Chicaoe. The receipts for Hogs were 20,000 head; shipments 4.7UO de: market active ami urmer; all sold; common te geed medium packing. $.(Vr.l0; light, $5 90C 15; choice havy.$62ea50. Cattle Receipts. 7,000 head: shipments. 2,400 head; market quiet and 3910c lower; com mon te fair shipping. $4 903 23 ; geed te cheise $3 405 80: experts, $5 90ti; distillery cuttle S.V$5 20; butchers' steady at $2 3084 40; Tox Tex iins. $(25i4 75; grassers, $3 89; stockers and feeders, $3 304 80. Sheep Receipts 2.000 head; shipments. 1.500 le : market strong ; lair te geed, 5j5 50 ; geed te choice. $" 70S 20. East Libebtv. -Cattle ReeelpN, 1,581 head ; all through consignments; market clestd steady at yesterday's prices. Hess Receipts, 2,000 limit: Philadelphia at $.5 403(5 60: Yorkers. $Sg6 25. Sheep Receipts, 200 head : nothing sold to day ; market closed stronger. Noen (nutatiens et the Grata Market Furnished l3" Jacob It. Leng, Commission Breker. CnicAoe. Cash. Mnv. June. Wheat 41.02 $1.01;.; $I.02X July. Cern 42 .42J-i .13 June. O.lts 35U .:55Jh . NkwYekk. Cn-di. Slav. June. Wl.eat $1.27 .22)5 tlMli Cern (55 .50)$ .53 " I.H !( l'HILADSLriUA. Wheat 1.2S i.2ij; l.WJi Cern 5S .33JJ .54 Oats 173 a ' Baltikekb. Wheat VUllltiaote V'll Jj Stock Marker. New Yerk, Philadelphia aud Lecal Stock?, also United States Bends reported dally by Jacob B. Loxe. N. E. Cor. Centre Square. Nmv Yekk STOCKS Stocks activ. April 29. a. a. r. m. r a 10:li0 1:00 3.00 5 122 121i 12i 111 HIS HlJi 71 " ay f 2IU 2I'4 SI 1I7 llBJft 117 mA .... km 103?i .... .... OtvX l.ll l.tllv' tail.. BHjiitf,y Chicago A North Western. ... Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul Canada Southern O. L. A I. L. JC K-.............. Del., i.!ick.& Western Delaware A Hudsen Canal.... Denver A Rie Grande Hannibal A St. Jee Lake Shere & Mich. Southern.. Manhattan Elevated. Michigan Central Missouri, Kansas A Texan N. Y., Lake Erie A Western..., New Jersey Central , N. Y., Ontario A Western New Yerk Central Ohie A Mississippi Pacific Mull Steamship Ce.... St. Leuis A Iren Mt Sutro Tunnel - - ii t 23 11A,? 107,-i 4G 3i'A 17 IVSVm 46,2 9 4-i 87?i 521-J 5IJi ti".'S Union Pacific Ih'ii Wabash, St. Leuis & Pacific 47J-S, " " Pretcrnd 47 7 Western Union Tel. Ce PlIlLAIIBLFUlA. Stocks dull. Pennsylvania R. R Reading Lehigh Valley Lehigh Navigation Buffalo, Pitts. A Western Northern Central Northern Pacific. " Preferred Hestenvllie Philadelphia Erie R. It 194 "?S H' a4 159 ? l?iJ ,' 21 5IJ 42 7IW 21 44 i.V" 2IW -tv Iowa Gulch Mining IS Usited States Besds. i a. 1:00 United States 4 per cents ,. ..... .... 116 K3X l (J UN ITU RE. B L'VKKSr ULYKHS!! HEINITSH SKLLS: Hair MaltichS from $10.00 te $40 Weel " " 7.00tO 11 Hiifk ' " 4OtO S Woven Wire Mattress from 10.00 te 20 Spring Reds 2..V)te 7 Holsters and Pillows Made te Order. Call and see my asMiittneiit aud be con vinced of the fact that my prices an: all right. Picture Framing a Specialty. Kegiltling and Repairing at short notice. HEINITSH, 15S EAST KING STREET, " iiiSJiiml fiver China HaU ItUUKS ANit HTATIONEHt. N tkw am cneivr.- STATIONBRY, NEW BOOKS AND MAGAZINES, L. M. fc'LYNN.'S, Ne. 42 WEST KINO MTItKET. B LANK HOOKS. JOM BAER'S SOITS, 15 ami 17 NORTH Q0EN STREET, iancastkk, i-a Have ler sale, at the Lewest Prices. BLANK BOOKS, Comprising Day Boek?. Ledgers, Ca-di Beeks. Sales Heeks. Lftl Beeks. Minute Beeks, Re ceipt Beeks Mcmeninduiii!, Copying Beeks. Pass Boekss, Invoice Beeks, Ac. WRITING PAPERS. Foolscap, Lettei, Nete. Bill, Sermon, Counting Heuse, Drawing Papers, I'npcterles, Ac. ENVELOPES AND STATIONERY et all kinds, Wholesale anil Retail. FAMILY AND TEACHERS' BIBLES, Prayer Beeks, Devotional Beeks, Sunday school Music Beeks, Sunday-school .Libraries. Commentaries. Ac. COAL. BOOTS ANli SHOES. MAKT1N, B. K. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of LUMBER AND COAL. 49-Ynrd : Ne. 420 North Water and Prince streets above Lemen. Lancaster. n3-lyd C0H0 & WILEY. 3SO NORTH WATER ST., Lancaster, Pa., Wholesale and RctaU Dealers in LUMBER AND GOAL. Connectlea Wltb tbe Telephonic Ezefaaage. Branch Office : Ne. 20 CENTRE SQUARE. leMHyfl TO TO reHjLy GOOD, CLEAN FAMILY Fanners mud ethers In want et Superior Manure will find it te their advantage te call. Yard, Harrisburg Pike. OlHce. 20 East Chestnut street. agl7-ft -FOB COAL, rl
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