LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENOElfTUESDAY MAY 16, 1882. Leiit;, and was lucked up for a Learincbe Learincbe Learincbe fore Alderman McConemy. Railroad Officer Pyle went up te Elizabethtown and found tbe coat at the place it bad been tbrewn off. He then went te Philadelphia in search, or the owner. Amateur Theatrical Entertainment. A lanje audience of the elite of the city assembled inZeUer'sconseivatery of music last evening, te witness the plays of "Betsy Baker" and " Peer Pdliceddy," perform ed by an amateur company of Lancaster ladies aud gentlemen. A stage, with necessary scenery, feet-lights, flks, curtains and ether appliances was erected and handsomely, decorated. The actors were becomingly costumed and acted their several paits with much ability, and -received tbe plaudits of tbe audience. Where all did se well it would be imprejr te ingle out any one for es pecial commendation. The dramatis per tent was as fellows : BETSY r.'.KKIE. Mr. Mouser, - - Mr. L. Franklin Mr. Crummy, .... Mr. Patterson Mrs. .Mouser, .... Mrs. Mlddlctnn IJel-y linker - - Miss F. Kuullman TOOK FlI.LICOIV. Mr. Pilliceddy, . : - - Mr Shredur CapL OVScuttlr. - - Mr. Muybeuy Mis. Pilliceddy, - - - Mi-4 K. Kauttiiian Mm. O'Scuttle, - Mi-s Franklin Sarah lilunt, - MNs ApprI OlillLAUY. Death or I.c.vi ;. Kemper. Levi G. Kemper, n prominent and highly respected citizen of Lititz, died in tba village Monday afternoon about 2 o'clock of dropsy, aged about 55 years. Many years age Mr. Kemper kept a coun try .si 010 in Brownstown ; he afterwards purchased a hotel in Waiwick, remodeled it, named it the "Kemper house" aud did a tin ivi tig business. Heme ten years age he retired from the hotel, bought the kreider mansion in Lititz and ceutiuued te live the je until his death. Fer some years past be was engaged in tbe coal aud lumber business aud in laud speculations, lip was a politician, and in 1S7G was a prominent candidate for recor der. Physically Mr. Kemper was one of the largest men in the county, being con siderably ever six feet in hcigtli and weighing uV pound. lie was well-informed and of pentic disposition. He leaves a wife and two sons aud two daugh ters. 1. e. e. r. Frank Diller, of Lancaster Ledge, Ne. 07 ; E. J. Erisman, of Montciey Ledge, Ne. 242, and Henry Wolfe, of Hebel Ledge, Ne. 590, I. O.O. V., left for Har risburg this afteiunrm te attend tbe meet ing of the Grand Ledge I. u. O. F. at Llarrlsburg. M. J. Weaver velirday attended the sessions et the grand encampment as representative of Washington encamp ment, Ne. 11, of this city. Watches Which Were round. Chief of Police Deichler today icccivcd information from Johnstown in regard te the capture there of live tramps. They bad two watches in their possession which aic believed te have been stolen. Tlie authorities there learned" that the raenJiad been in Lancaster city and Bainbride quite recently. If any. watches are miss ing word should be sent te the chief of police. Attacked vu the Street. Last night about 11 o'clock as Chas. II. Coppen was walking en North Duke street between Frederick and James, a man who had been standing along tlie gutter, step ped te tbe pavement aud knocked -him down. At the corner above Jake Parks, colored, was picking en the banjo at the time and the bad music frightened Mr. Coppen's assailant away. Inlllcr&vllle Nermal Scheel. The beard of trustees of the state Nor Ner mal school at Millersville are making their annual examination of that institution to day. Jiupurtant te Travelers. Special Inducements are ellerert you ly the Burlington Ueute. It will pny you te read thcirnrtveitlsemcnt lobe found elsewhere in his Iisue. maylC-Sld&lyw &VKCIA.I. NOTICES. ' Bucuupalba." Quick, complete cure, nil annoying Kidney Bladder and IT rlnary Diseases. $1. Druggists Depot. Jehn Black. Keep the Uiutis Healthy It jmi wantaswcht mouth and breath, lithe gums beceiiH! spongy, tlu-yhwc iheir power te lield Hie teeth. The use et SOZODOXT is in valuable bcc.uiM! it removes tlie lunar which separates the teeth and gums.- uiyli'i-lwdced&w Uraudtnetlicr Used te say : "Beys, it your bleed is outet order try .Burdock Ua ;" and then they Inul te dig the Hiiideclc and bell it down in kettles, making a nasty, smelling decoct ion ; new you get all the curative properties put upin upalu table form in tlurdpck Itloeil Billets. I'rice $1. Fer sate ut II. II. Cochran's drug store, 1.17 North Queen street, Laucester. Think, ladies ! Yeu can pcrmanbntly beau tify your complexion with Glenn's Sulphur Seap "JlM's Hair and Whisker Oe,"5i)cu inylS-lwdcedftw New Bloemkielii, Miss., Jan. 2, 1880. I wish te -.ay te you that 1 have been suffer ing ler the last five years with a severe itching all ever. 1 have heard et Hep Hitters and have tricll it. I have use. up lour bottles, and it has done me mere geed than all the doctors and medicines that they could use en or with me. 1 am old and peer but teel te blcs? you for such a relief by your medicine ami from torment et the doctors. 1 have had 11 ft ecu doctors at me. One gave me seven ounces et solution til arsenic; another took tour quarts el bleed from me. All they could tell was that it was skin sickness. New, alter these four bottles of your medicine, my skin iswcll, e'ean and smooth as ever. myl5-2wd&w Ikxnv Kechk. Ne Matter AVlrat Happens Yeu may icst ussnrcil that, you are sale in being speedily cured by Themas' Eclectrlij Oil in all eases et" rheumatism, ncuralgl.i, toothache, etc. One trial only is necessary te prove its elllcacy. Fer tale at II. 11. Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen street, Lancaster. The beauties et Hie l..ce-el women Are ericn obscured by tormenting humors, easily get rid of by using Dr. C. V. Bensen's Skin Cure. It heals eruptions et the skin or scalp and renders the cuticle smoeti and fair. An ex cellent dressing. myl5 1 wdw Persons recovering I mm watting diseases, such as malaria, levers, etc., will be greatly benefitted by the use et Brown's Iren Bitters, a true tonic uiyis lwdftw SniLen's cure will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis, Fer sale at Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen htrcet. files! 1'lles: 1'lles : A Mtre cure found at lastl Ne one need hutler! A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itch ing mid IJlceratcdTUcs has been discovered by Dr. William (an Indian remedy), called Dr. William's Indian- Ointment. A single box has cured the worst chronic ca9cs et 25 or 30 years standing. Ne one need sutler five minutes utter applying this wonderful seething medi c'ne. Lotions, inssruments and electuaries de mere iiaini than geed. Williams' Ointment absorbs the tumors, allays the intense itching (particularly at night alter getting warm in bed), acts as a peuttlcc,givcs instant and pain less relict, and is prepared only ler Piles, itch ing et the private parts, and ler nothing else. Jicad what the .Hen. J. M. Cefllnlicrry, of Cleveland, says about Dr. William's Indian FihyOintmcnt : I have used scores et Pile Cures, and itafferds me pleasure te say that I have never leund anything which gave such Immediate and permanent relief as Dr. Wil liam's Indian Ointment. Fer sale by- IT. B. Cochran, 137 and va North Queen street. Price, $1.00. IIknrt ft Ce., pre prleters, C2 Vesey Street, New Yerir, teb2l-Tu&;Kd&w " Hackmetack," a tasting anrt fragrant per fume. Price 23 and 50 cente. Fersaleat Coch Cech rail's drug store. 137 North Queen street. A Cough, cold or sere Tnreat sneuiu de stepped, neglect frequently results in an In. curable Lung Disease or Consumption. Brown's nrenchial Troches de net disorder the stomach like cengli syrups and balsams, but act directly en the Inflamed parti:, allaying irritation, give relief in Asthma. Bronchial Coughs, Catarrh, and the Threat Troubles which Singera and IablicSpcakers are subject te. Fer thirty years Brown's Bronchial Troches have been recommended by physi cians, and always give perfect satisfaction. Having been tested by wide and constant u-e for nearly an entire generation, they have at tained we), .nerlted rank among the tew staple remedies of the are. Sold at 25 cents a box everywhere. my-lvdT Th&Fftlvw The weak, worn, and dyspctic should take Celden'a Lieblg's Liquid Beef and Tonic In In In "Vigorater. Take no ether. inyl5-lwdeed&w THE FAKttEttS F1UE.NO Dr. Barber's Bed Herse Powders are the best In the market. They are net a mere loed made et inurtand cheau materials, hut a veritable Medicine. They contain leurtlmesthcstrcngUi or ordinary horse and cattle powder., and will cureiinrt fallen stock In one-ieurth the time, acting l once upon the digestive organs and secretions, and may be. sately relied upon ler the enrn et coughs, colds, distemper, glanders and all diseases el horse, mules, cattle, sheep, hogs and poultry. They will increase the quantity ami quality et milk in cows and keep all kinds el stock in a healthy condition. Sold everywhere at 20e. per pack, C ler $1; large size 10c, or .'I ler $1. held in Lancaster at Cochran's lung Steiv, 137 and IX) North Queen streets. iitufMvrtced&wl Mothers! Mether!! Mether!!! Are you disturbed at night and broken el your rest by a sick child suffering and crying wilhcxciuclallug pain of 'cutting teeth V If se, go at once and get a bottle el JIBS. WIN SLOW S SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve the peer little sufferer immediately depend upon it; there is no mistake about it. There is net. a mother en earth who has ever used it, who will net tell you at once that it will regu late the bowels, and give icst te the mother and relief and health te fhe child, operating Jike magic. It is perfectly sale te use in all cuses, and pleasant te the taste, and Is the prcsciiptien of one of the eldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States, Sold every w-here. 25 cents a bottle. m2-ly-M,W&S.tw nj- jiMtrjiiirjsh-jujiNrs. WANTKU-EV A TeUftO UIKL, A S1TU S1TU ualien as cook or upstuirs girl. Apply at 312 West Orange street. It PUUI.IC SALE.-UN 1VKIINKSDAY, MAY 17, 182. will be sold at public sale at the corner et Itecklaud and Locust streets, the entiie steek et Grecciles; also, three Shew Cases, two Large Ceal Oil Tanks, Coffee Mill, etc. A geed Bay Herse, Hume.", three Spring Wagons, nearly new. Positive sale, te commence at it o'clock ji. m. WILLIAM ItKUFIJSS. JaCOII UtT.ND.lKKR, AUCt. It T itie. GREAT Burlington Eoute. Chicago, Kurlingten & (Jtilncy It. It. . Chicago, Kitrllusten & (juincy K. R. PRINCIPAL LINE AND OLl FAVORITE FROM CHICAGO OR PEORIA TO KANSAS CITY", OMAHA, CALIFORNIA, LINCOLN AND DENVEB. ThcSHOBTEST, QUICKEST aud BEST line te St. Jeseph, Atchinson, Tepek'i, Denlsen, Dallas, Galveston, and all points in Iowa, Ne braska, Jllssemi, Kansas, New Mexico, Ari zona, Mentana and Texas, This route has nosupeiier ler Albert Lea, Minneapolis and St. Paul. Nationally reputed :ts being the GREAT THROUGH CAR LINK. Universally conceded te be the BEST EQUIPPED Railroad in the world for all c'.asses of travel. .Alt connections made in Union depots. Try it and you will find traveling a luxury, instead of a discomfort. Through tickets via this celebrated line ler sale at all etllces in the U. S. and Canada. All information about rates of fare, Sleeping Cars, etc., cheerfully given by PERCEVAL LOWELL, General Pascnger Agent, Chicago, III. T. J. POTTEK, 3d Vice Pres. A; Gen. Manager, Cnicioe, III. IOUM (J. A. BEAM, Gen. Eastern Agt., 317Breadwny, 30 Washington St. New Yekk. Bosrey, Mass. maylC-lyd&w t'OK SAZ.E. T?OK 1CKNT. X? STORK ROOM, 135 Ea9t King street. apSO-tld INQUIRE AT 133. CH)K SAI.K.-AN 1MMENSK ND.UIIKKOr HOUSES, STORES, BUILDING LOTS, &c, of all ilescilptiens, in all localities and at all prices. NEW CATALOGUE, with priee9, free te every one. ALLAN A. HERB & CO., decS-Cmil 3 North Duke street. 1)KIVATE SALE. Til K UJNUKKSIGNKU offers at private sale the tel lowing de scribed property, te wit : All that very valuable farm, CONTAINING 17 ACKES, mere or less, situated en the south bide of East King street, in the city et Lancas ter, immediately opposite the Lancaster coun ty piisen, and adjoining lards et Herman Miller, Jacob S. Miller and hinds et the Direc tors of the; Peer et Lancaster county. Thisisoneel thelest desirahle and valua ble pieces of real estate In the county of Lan caster ; has a geed DWELLING HOUSE and out-henses, with geed Barn and ether ini- firevemcnts. It is particularly valuable ter lulldinglets, being in the very best part of the city of Lancaster, and especially adapted for a truck farm. The entire piece is laid out in building lets. Fer lurthcr information call en HENRY SHUBEBT, Auctioneer and Beal Estate Agent, Ne. 0 Court Avenue, where the draft el said property can be seen. m30-ttd Z.1QVORS, &C. H1 OCSKAl & CO'S NEW LIQUOR STORE, Me. 43 North Queen street, Inncaster, Pa. The very best and finest qualities of Foreign and Demestic WINES and LIQUORS, con. stantly ler sale at wholesale and retail. Straight Old Bye Whisky of the distillation eflS75. Pure unadulterated Custom Heuse Brandy, warranted et the vintage el Imxi. Kent especially ler medicinal purposes. Pure Old Helland Gin, and ether Whiskies, Bran dies aud Wines te suit the trade. fcb3-lyd HOUSEAL & CO. -VJALT WINK. HERCULES MALT WINE. The Best and Cheapest MALI1. EX 'I It A CT Kvint riiKr-ARED. An invigorating HEALTH AND TABLE BEVERAGE. A reliable remedy ler INDI GESTION, DEBILITY and MALNUTRITION highly recommended ler ENFEEBLED PER SONS, CONVALESCENTS and NURMNU MOTHERS SOLD BY DRUGGISTS AT 25 Cents per Pint Bettle. OHAS. WOLTERS, PROfc'-PECT BREWERY, PHILADELPHIA. Lancaster Dm-ex. GEO. A. KIEHL. ml 3md CUTE CATARRHAL INFLAMMATION V. of the middle ear is indeed a very com mon disease. It Is difficult te find an adult who has net at one time r another buffered from earache. Earache ts' the popular name ler acute catarrh et the middle ear. All diseases of the Eye, Ear and Threat per manently cured by DRS. II. D. and X. A. JONG AK E IPS treatment. Office 13 East Walnut street, Lancaster. Consultation free. i:-3td NEW ABTMJtTZSEMENTH. p.l N A- TVILLSON. HOUSEFURNISHING. Te day we will commence te sell the CELEBRATED PENNSYLVANIA LAWN MOWER, which will cut off ten-penny nails and we guarantee every machine. EEFRIQEKATOKS. We have already commenced te sell REFRIGERATORS, all of which are GIVING ENTIRE SATIS ACTION. BABY CARRIAGES. Our sale et BABY CARRIAGES has been unprecedented, but we attribute It enlv te our nuvingthe LABUEST AND GREATEST VABIETT IN CENTRAL FE.vNSl L ANIA. PRICES RANGING FROM $5.00 te S40.0O. 1,000 Useful aud Ornamental Articles en Counters. FLINN" & WILLSON, Ne. 152 North Queen Street, Lancaster, Pa. 1'UL.LTlVAt.. "u:mec'icatic ceumv convention. The Democratic voters el Lancaster County will meet at their usual place et meeting in the respective districts en Saturday p. m., June 3, between hours te be announced by the County Committeemen by handbill, ten days before the time, te elect a county committee man, three or live delegates Irem each dis trict te the district and county cenvcnt'nns te lie held in Lancaster ou WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, AT EXCELSIOR HALL, EAST KING ST. The Lancaster city convention will meet at 10 a. in. te elect one representative delegate te the State Convention. The representative convention of the 2d district (lower end) will meet at 10 a. m., te elect two Representative Delegates te the State Convention,-and te nominate two can didates ler Assembly, The Senatorial convention el the XII (Low (Lew er) district will meet at Ki.:i0 a. m., te elect one Senateilal Delegate te the state convention. The Senatorial Convention et the XIV (Upper) district will meet at 10 a. m., te elect olicScnateiial and three Representative Del egate's te the State Convention ; te nominate a candidate ler Stale Senater anil three Mem bers et Assembly. At 11 a. in., t';e county convention will as semble te nominate one pe'-sen for Congress, one person for Beeei der ei Deeds one person ler county Solicitor, two persons for Prison Inspectors, two pcr-ens ler Diiecters of the Peer, one per.-en !.r Jury Commissioner. Anil te transact such ether business as the convention may ileleruiiiiea. The polls in the various places will open at the lime announced in the handbills te be posted by the committeemen, and will re main open until the tim:: fixed thereby ter closing. By order or the Committee. B. S. PjLTrxttseN, ) W. U. II ENSEL, W. II. i.itiuii, Secretaries. Chairman. W. 11. Reland, ) Lancaster, Pa., May. "J, ISsi FOK .IIJKV COMMISSIONER. EiUIMBCT TO THU DECISION OP THE OKMOCPATIO tOCiTY COJfVE:TIOJr. WILLIAM KLLMAKER, Er.ll Township BENJAMIN 1IUBER. 8th Ward. City. .IEROME B SIIULTZ, Elizabethtown. 1 ANNOUNCE MVShLF as a candidate fob jVkv cemmissi en k k. Subject te the decision of the Democratic Convention. fublO-lyd A. .. KING WALT. MlLLlNJHtX. IINE JIU.LINKKV. Irs.A.W.Weikel, Ne. :$8 NORTH QUEEN STREET. My many lricnd tally Invited te call and pat.iens are ic-pcct-and examine my PINE STOCK OK COMlT.IsISU A I.I. Till: LKADINO STYLUS. FOll DRESS and PROMENADE HATS. LADIES can have their erders Wiled In much less time than they have been accustomed te elsewhere. ePIeae call and examine my goods and prices without obligation te puich:ise. tiirS. il. The Largcblund Finest '-.liu-k et CTIILJJltEX'S Scheel and Druss Hats IN THIS CITY. A full line et Human Hair Goods Alwav.s en hand, WORK done at the and all kinds et HA lit LOWEST PBICES at Mrs. a. w. ram, NO. 33 NORTH QUEEN ST., LANCASTER, PA. ' ap27-8nd,Tn,ThftS jifv noens. 1 AIUES, ATTENTION! Before pmcha-ing, please examine the GLOBE CORSET, WITH COOLEY'S PATENT'CLASP PBOTECTOR. vor satx i:v JOHN P. SWARR, NO. T.0 NORTH OUKEN STKKET, LANCASTER, PA. DEFIANT Simir, $1.00. CAPITAL SMUT, ?fc, A very geed BLACK DRESS SILK, twenty two inches wide, at $l.2.". J. P.SWAItK. T MlK NORTH KM) IK GOODS STORE SUMMER UNDERWEAR. SPRING SHAWLS, NEW DRESS GOODS, liA'DIES' SKIRTS. All marked at prices te make tlfem sell. Remnants et Unbleached Muslin as geed as Wamsutta, running trem two te ten yards, at 10 cents a yard, J. W. BYRNE, 322 NORTH QUEEN STREET, ll-lyd LANCASTER. PA. MilliMFriiMp BABY CARRIAGES. our 5c, 10c, 15c. and 25c- ItKY OOVOS e ILOsING OUT! A.T AND BELOW COST. My entire sleck et W GOODS, NOTIONS, ElC. IS FOR SALE AT AND BELOW COST. This is a raie chance ter GOOD -BARGAINS. AS I nAVK AX- DMENSE STOCK OF GOODS, On hand, which were all purchased ler cash. J. M. LONG, 14 NORTH QUEEN STREET. J21-tfd WK HAVE NOW OPEN OUU SPUING STOCK OF Fancy Window Shades WITH BANDS and DADOES, In lull Hues of Celers and Xcw Effects- We are offcilngenuot the largest lines ever shown In this cily, and at very low prices. Plain Oil Shadings In all colors and in all width-. Spring and Cord Fixtures in best makes. Wide Shadings and Fixtures ler store shades. STORE SHADES LETTERED TO ORDEK. Cardinal. Ecru, Brown ami Olive Scotch Hol lands,' Fringes, Cords Kings, Leeps, etc., ler Ornamental Shades. MADE-UP SHADES A SPECIALTY. We have always In stock a full line et Made up Shades, nil lengths and any color, complete with all fixtures, ready te hang at the window from 40 cents up. lace and Bunting Curtains. Lambrequins, Leng Curtains, etc. Upholstery Goods el all kinds. Fringes, Cords, Leeps, Gimps. 3We have in cur employ an exper ienced Upholsterer Irem Philadelphia and arc prepared te de all kiudsef wlndewsludesand carpet and drapery work promptly and at lowest charges. J. B. MARTIN & CO., Cor. West King and Prince Sts. OILKS ANO D1CUSS GOODS. Watt.Sliaiid&Ce., Are daily receiving New Goods in this De partment, anil eiler the liestpnHslblc value in BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. PLAIN, STRIPED and POLKA DOT SUM MER SILKS. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN fcURAH SILKS, Only 60c a Yard. MOIRE ANTIQUE, DAMMASsl and BRO CADE SILKS. An Immense Stock et NEW DRESS GOODS In all the Popular Fabrics, at Lewest Prices. New Opening, a Choice Line of PARASOLS AND SUNSHADES, In all Sizes and Qualities. We Offer a New Line el CORSETS, In Many Popular Makes, including a Fey's, Dr. Warren's, Thompson's Gle i ting and Ball's Patent Spiral Spring C Madame Gleve Fit- Corset. We Invite the Special Attention et Ladle te E xtraerdinary Bargains in German Table Damasks, At 31c, 33e,37c.4.rc and 50c a Yard, in Hs.nd some Designs and much under usual price. NEW YORK STOKE, 8-10 EAST KLNG STREET. M ETZGEK & UAOUIIhaN. & at the i it- New Cheap Stere, HAVE NOW IN STOCK A COMPLETE AS SORTMENT OF THEIR OWN BRAND OF Gossamer Waterproofs That arc Guaranteed te give full Satisfaction. GOSSAMERS for LADIES. GOSSAMERS for GENTLEMEN. GOSSAMERS for GIRLS. GOSSAMERS for BOYS. AT METZGER AND HAUGHMAN'S NEW CHEAP STOKE, Ne. 43 West King Street. Between the Cooper Heuse and Serrel Herse Hetel. Janll-lvd&w FOB KENT. An ELEGANT STORE BOOM, 48x15 feet, close te Northern Mar ket, and opposite the Keystone Heuse. Ne. 243 North Queen street, Inquircat, aprlO-tfd 21 NORTH OU EEN STREET. THIRD EDITI05. TUESDAY EVENING, MAT, 16, 1883, SAVIN BOCK'S MYSTEEY. TUC MURDER TRIAL IN EW HAVEit. A Witness Who Swears He Saw Jennie Cramer en the flying Horses Bat VFne Is Contradicted. New Haven, Conn., Mav 1C The first witness at the opening of the 17th day of the Malleyfrial this morning was Wm. E. Hunter, of Flantsville, who testified that at savin Reck he saw the body of a yenng girl lying en the -beach. He had seen the young girl en the flying horses the evening -before in company with four or five people. On the cress examination he testified that of the party en the flyins horses one a young reau, acted as if lie had been drinking. The two ladies seemed particularly merry. The one I saw dead en the beach next day, laughed aud acted very jelly. She also said at one time " my Ged, I'm paralyzed." Thes. Degnan, who at the West Haven hearing figured as "the man with the black meustache," sat among the specta tors this morning, and as the foregoing exclamation was quoted he seemed almost choking with laughter. He was a witness for the defense at West Haven and testified that he was en the flying horses that Friday night with a lady friend and gave utterance te the paralyzed exclamation. Subsequently the girl he was with, who might at night be taken for Jenny Cramer, corroborated Dcgnan's testimony in every particular. Her name is Maggie Kane aud she will be again called by the defence as will also Degnan DANVILLK'S DISASTER. Tne Destruction et Valuable Property Fire Scenes of Terrer. by Richmond, Quebec, May 10. The fiie at Danville, mentioned in yesterday's dis- patchts, burned forty or fifty houses and rendered two hundred people .Homeless. Tlie fire broke out in Goodhue's tannery, about 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon, aud from 4 te C o'clock the struggle en the part of residents te save their goods was a severe one. The wind was strong and the sparks se thickly spread that while articles of wearing apparel were being carried te places of safety, they took fire and had te be abandoned en the roadway iu order te save life Te add te the confusion three ban els of gunpowder, which had been stored in'Steekwell's store, exploded with a ten ible crash. Shortly afterwards one that had been thrown into a pond near the tannery, floated tewaul some burning de bris, took fire and exploded. It was these explosions, doubtless, that lead te the stories of less of life having taken place. Among the heaviest losers were J. L. Goodhue & Sen, tannery, bell factory and Park Speed engine house, between $40,000 and $50,000; E. A. Mountain dwelling, blacksmith shop and cairiage facteiy, $40,000 : J. O. Stnckwell, store and pest office, $9,000 ; J. R. Stockwell, dwelling house, barns, cairiage house, eight head of cattle, $12,000 ; Mr. Cleveland's resi dence aud three barns and their contents, less $9,000 ; A. McCallum, general store, stock aud buildings, less $0,000. There is a long list of ether losses ranging in amounts from a few hundred dollars te five thousand. The total less is between $150,000 and $200,000. GLADSTONE EXCITED. Rescutlng the Cliarge that Iio Made a Com pact With the Suspects. Londen, May 10. In the Heuse of Commens this afternoon Mr, Gladstone replying te a request of Sir Staflbrd North cote for further information regarding ne gotiations with the suspects, reiterated that it was net couducive te law and order te explain the details. He said it was the duty of the government, neither looking te the right nor left, toepen the prison deer. He had no communication with Mr. Parncll and there were no official communications nor stipulations. In consequence of Mr. Gladstone's an swer, Mr. Arthur Balfour, Conservative member for Hartferd, moved tha adjourn ment of the Heuse. A long debate is expected. Mr. Balfour said the compact with the suspects was unexampled in inratny. Mr. Gladstone, speaking with great pas sion, declared that there was net a word of truth iu the charge that a compact ex isted and that such accusations were a disgrace te these making them. LOOKING FOR UUEL1S1S. The Fu'.icc Fail tu Discover Laubat and Turnbull. Wilmington, Del., May 1C Corres pondents of the New Yerk associated press have been watching all night, and early this morning, for the party from New Yerk, who weie supposed te be coming here te fihta duel. Ne stranuers arrived at either Newark, Del., or Elkteu, Md. The " Fiat lien" the junction of the states of Pennsylvania. Maryland and Del awaie was watched this morning from sunrise, lint the paity did net apptar. Telegrams along the line of the Delaware railie.id failed te elicit any news. Te Be Fenjht lu Delvnir-. Wilmington, Del., May l'J A special te the Etcru Etcning from Delawaie, says that a member of the Union club of New Yerk, arrived hcie last night, but left this morning, saying that the duel will be fought in Delawaie The special adds : " The duelists, it is reported, have gene down the Delaware railroad." Stephens for Gorerner et Georgia. Washington, May 16 Representative Specr, of Georgia, received the following telegram te-day "from ex-Representative Felten : "Cartersville, Ga. May 1G. 'Hen. Emery Speer Heuse of Representatives . "The committee of Independents have endorsed Mr. Stephens unanimously and enthusiastically. He will sweep the state. Signed " W. II. Felten." Tlie situation In Egypt. Caire, May 1G; Relations have been resumed between the Khedive and the ministry. It is stated that Arabi Bey, en heariug that the fleet had been summoned, ordered all the army reserve te be sent te the capital within three days. Candia, May 10. The French squadron has arrived in Suda Bay. The British squadreu is expected during the day. Caire, May 1G. The cabinet last even ing submitted completely te the Khedive. Mantrop Found Gallty. Philadelphia, May 1G. A verdict ei guilty was given this morning in the case James B. Mantrop, who while employed by Peter Hevener te negotiate the sale of stock of the Peruvian company, was ar rested en a charge of embezzling 3,000 shares of -the Dcuvcr City consolidated mining stock belonging te Dr. Franklin Stewart. Judge Thayer deferred sen tence. Killed by Her Stepson. Kew Yerk, May 1G. Mrs. Kate Mc Mc Cabe, the woman who was shot by her stepson, Themas McCabe, en Saturday night last, died this morning in the New Yerk hospital. Yeuug McCabe is new looked up in the Tombs and will have te stand his trial for murder. The Schuylkill Subsiding. Philadelphia, May 10. The water has fallen considerably in the Schuylkill river and the mills at Manayunk, which sus pended operations en account el the flood yesterday, have iesumed. DORSET ARKAIGHEV. The SUrReate Cea tractor In Cew t, Though the Marshal Could met Had Him A Flea of Net Guilty. Washington, May 16. The extension of ten days granted in the Star Reute cases te enable the officers te arrest Jehn W. Dersey expired te-day. There was a large crowd present at the epeninz of court, Attorney General Brewster sitting with the prosecution. The deputy mar shal announced he was unable, after diligent search, te arrest Jehn W. Dersey ; that he bad absolutely no idea of the fugitive's whereabouts, and that warrants naa been sent te New lerk, erment and Texas. The crier then called Dersey's name in the usual way, whereupon Mr. Carpenter arose and said Jehn W. Dersey was pre sent in court and had been in the city for ten days. Dersey was then arraigned and pleaded net guilty. The hearing was adjourned until May 25. ELECTRIC SfARKS. Brief Telegrams Frem Various Sources. Crape will close the debate in the na tienal bank charter bill in the Heuse to morrow, and will try te secure final action before adjournment. Counterfeit geld half dollars, well execut ed but of light "weight, haye made their appearance in Iowa. Anether partial suspensieu of mining has been agreed upeu by the Schuylkill anthracite interests. Many mere of the Irish suspects have been released. Pemplins, Va , had a $35,000 fire to day. Senater Cameren te-day presented a petition from the beard of trade of Scran Scran ten asking for a public building in that city. Seriously Injured by Het Iren. Reading Pa. May 16 Heward Bewers and James Kech, welders at the Reading pipe mill, were severely injured today by a het ball of iron which was thrown from the furnace used for heating pipe. Bewers, it is be Jievcd, is fatally injured, a portion of his ace having bceu teru away. Kech was injured in the breast and arms and will recover. Marshall Declines te Say. Pittsburgh, Pa., May 16. Mr. Mar shall positively refuses te say whether he will accept or "decilne the Re publication nomination for con gressman at-Iargc. lie says he has authorized no person te speak for him and has informed no person of his intentions notwithstanding the circulated repot t?. I'rlnccss lleatrlce littrethed. Londen, May 16. A dispatch from Berlin te the 8.. James Gazette sa3 it is stated that a marriaae has been arranged between Princess Beatrice, Queen Vic Vic eoria's youngest daughter, and Prince Frederick William, eldest ten of the land grave of Hesse. Disastrous Results of the Recent Cyclone. Chicago, May 16. A special dispatch from Fert Smith says that the total num ber of killed aud wounded by the recent cyclone at McAllister, Indian territory, foots up 120. Of these 15 are already dtiad. Mauy are maimed for life and ethers cannot recover. Trua.s.iry Agent Curtis l'loaes Net Guilty. New Yerk, May 16. In the case of Gen. Curtis, an ex-special agent of the treasury, indicted ferrecciving assessments from office holders for political purposes, Judge Benedict overruled the demurrer te the indictment. The general then pleaded net guilty of the charge and the case was set down for-trial te-morrow. WEATUEK INDICATIONS. . Washington, May 16. Fer the Middle Atlantic states, clearing weather, winds mostly north wcsteily, 'stationary or higher temperature and pressure. Wenueia Mills Earned. Wekcester, Mass., May 16. W. J. Steams woolen mills, West Rutland, were burned early this morning. Les3 810,000 ; insurance $12,C00. Ceueral James J :c Tere the Grand Jury. Washington, May 16. Ex-Postmaster General James was before the grand jury te day in connection with the .Star Reute cases. - VAliKMSTH. rw kem inuKtii. Nbw fOFK. May 10. Fleur State and Western dull ; winter wheat in buyers' favor. ethers urni. seutnern su-auy. Wheat opened JJc higher, subsequently weak ami sirbscqucutly lest advance ; fair speculative trading ; Ne. 2 Red, June, Jl !5J$ .1 4; d,e July. $1 311 31: de August, SI 241 23 ; de Sept., $1 241 2. Cvn,,ii$y,c higher and lews active. Oat.s J44j'bC better ; Saite CAgi&fc ; Western, G!i3;7c. ennadelpma Market i:ttAiii.ruiA. May IB. Fleur dull and weak and unchanged. Wheat linn ; Ne. 2 Western Red, Ocl. and Pa. Red, I 4igjl 4; de $1 ilA: Amber, 1 Hil 4X Cern w-arce and higher for lcal u-e ; Stf nnier, 8C87c ; t-ail Yellow ami Mixed, 87c; Ne. 3 Mixed. SCc. ).itt Hrmer, with 'lair demand ; Ne. 1 White, G2ftfi3c: Ne. 3deCl$i;:c; Ne. 3 de, fih: : Ne. 2 Mixed .WJ-OOc. Ilye scarce at 0 (fe'.Kc. Previsions linn, geed jobbing demand. Laid ttrin and unchanged. ISutter dull aid nn-iettled ; Creamery Extra 1'a., 2sc; W:stein, 27c; de geed te choice, 25 2UC. Rolls dull ; Ia. Extra, ir17e; Western, ISc. 1C Eggs net se strong, mere settled; Pa. 2V4c; Western, 20H21c. Cheese quiet and unchanged. Petroleum firm ; Kellne l, 7c. Wht-dcvut $1 21 Sect-: dull and unchanged. 2I Oratu and frowisien Ouotatleos. One o'clock quotations et grafn and provis previs ions, furnished by S. K. Yundt. Breker, 15 isast King street. May 1C. Chicago. Wheat Cern Oats Perk Lard May... 1.24 .", JSU 19.30 11.10 June... 1.25J4 .74 J5ri I9.22& 1145 July.... 1.21 .73 .4fii4 19.42i 1100 August 1.14 Philadeipbla. May.... 1.43 .81 .C0 June.. . 1.41 .82 .59 JulV 1.27 .62i -.58 m Western Oraln Markets. Teledo, O. Wheat opened streng: closing dull: Ne. 2 red, spot and May, 313; June, $1 31; July, 31 174; August. 1 14. .Cern dull; Ne. 2. spot, 7Cc; May, 76Ve ; June, 74'c ; July, 74i474c. Oats dull atid nominal. At the attcrnoen beard Wheat llim; Ne. 2 July, $1 17 ; August, 1 Ul4. Cern firm ; Ne. 2, spot, 77c ; May, 7uc; J . u. .-9jf..i. v. u.vy. i2 , J) , v ., vXK nine. 74Kc bid. Receipts Wheat 12.0J0 bushels Shipments corn, 3,3W eusneis. Peoria. 111. Cern irregular and dull mixed, 7575c; mixed, 7575e. Rye dull and nominal. Oats dull and nominal. Whisky linn at $1 14. high rave ateca: markets. Chicago. Hogs Receipts, 21,000 head ; ship ments, 5,500 head ; demand lair and niarket firm and active ; quality very peer ; common te geed mixed. 77 60; heavy packing and shipping, 7 C3S 10; PhUadelphlas very scarce: light at $7 003,7 CO- skips and culls at $5 100 0 5. Cattle Receipts. 3,200 head; shipments, 500 head ; market very active and 1015c higher en all grades; Experts, $7 50g)7 95; geed te choice shipping. $C 9045S7 40; common te fauv $5 75 c. SO ; mixed butchers', peer te fair at $i 75g4 0; geed te choice at 4 75Q3 50 : through grass Texans active ; scalawags. $3 85S4 15; common te fair $4 29; 85; goeil te choice, $55 75 75 stecker3 and feeders active and -linn at 3 5 40. Sheep Receipts, 400 head ; shipments, GOO head; market steady ; common te lair, $3 5IQ) 4 75 : medium te geed. $f5 tO; choice te extra. $5 738G GO. Tlie Drever? Journal's British cable reports; Cattle steady ; best Ptecr8,17e. Sheep lower ; beat, ISc. . Buffalo Cattle-Receipts, 1.200 head; de mand active and prices have advanced : extra 2ee".7033-3; geed te choice steerss, $7 i 73 1 ; fair te me Hum. $ft iV6 35 ; choice cows and heifers. Jfifis se- common. $5 50; light 2l 5.30?(5 25: oxen' 'Sfl6 : lat bulls. S SOQ6 ; steclcers, M 50g5 : luedera. $32593 40. SheCD and Lambs l.'eceintji ::nm iie..,i . market opened active but closed dull: lair te Reed clipped. f3 503C 23; extra, WM; fair te geed wool, $6fl6 75 : choice, $7. Hogs Receipts, 4.700 head : market in ceed demand and prices higner: Yorkers, light te choice, $7 307 85 : geed medium weights. $7 ST. 08; Pigs, $8 2507. Niw Yerk Beeves Receipts. 3,tae head ; total for the week, 8.7S0 head ; market very ac tive, closing Arm at an advance et JiSKe- Ne S? or Colerado stock ter sale : extreme "--Kc; general sales, $3JiI4Jicr none SOU! ler eXDOrtft Tin clilnmenra ATnnria n- week Live Cattle, 233 quarters; et beef, Oij xuarters. SeP-Kecelptii. 4,tee head ; total for the week. 29,400 head ; market active, but prices g"6-' unchanged ; lew Sheep for expert, SwllJfeSelp.ts' ,10'S0 head; total for tlie week. M.40O head. Live Hogs dull at $70773; few choice pigs, $?. ' East Libxhty. Cattle Receipts 'm l....,,! . market slew at last week's prices. Hogs Receipt. 4,100 head ; market firm -Philadelphia. $7 9O0S 10 ; Yorkers, $7 303750 Sheep Receipts, 7,200 head ; market lair : prices, $3 5005 75. Pblladelpbta Cattle Market. -Monday, May 15. The receipts et live stock at the Philadelphia stockyards were: Fer the week; Beeves, 2,400 head ; sheep. 12.oeo head: hogs, 3,200 head. Previous week Beeves. 2.900 head : sheen. 15.000 head : Iiel-i 3.000 head. Beef Cattle were active anil prices advanced c per pound. we quote as toUews : Extra, 8S8c; Geed, 80SXc: Medium. H$'''c : Eomiuen, 6M7c ; tat cow, 57. Milch Cows were active at $J0g60. Sheep The niarket during the past week has been slew, and prices in sympathy with t:ie West have declined fully c per If.. We quote as follews: Extra wool, 77!ic; goeildo,Gti;j1;c; nie dium. de.CSGJjjc; common de,3jf$5.,u: chin de, ljj5c; siit'ared sheep ii;c; Spring de, $2 5eC50 per hd.; calves, western, (.Sr; de Chester county, 3$4i8lJe. Heks were in geed demand. We quote as fellow : Geed, lejilc ; medium, I02iec. BALKS or BKEVSa AT TUB WIST FHILADRLPUll STOCK TARD8. Mattln, Fuller A Ce., IS Western. Sc. Reger Maynes, 150 Western, 7iSe. A. A .1. Ohristv. 137 Western, 7j8c. B. F. lleFillen. (T Western and Lancaster co., E. S. McFillen, 17C Western and Enn. co., 8Sc. M. Ulman. 496 Western aud Lancaster county, Schainbrrg ft Paul. 140 Western. 768Jc. James Clcmsen 22 Lancaster co., 7c. Lewcnstein A Adler, 43 Lan. c 78Kc. 75 Penn'a cows, 4 jjirAJc. . U. Schamberg A Ce.. 150 Lane, co., and West ern. 7&8Jj. Daniel Murphy. IKl Lancaster co., and West em, 7fi8J4c II. Chain, jr., 39 Western, V.iQTX". M. Lel, 75 Peiina.,8fi8'rc. Jehn McArdle. 170 Lancaster co., TGSe. Owen Smith. 112 Western and Lancaster co., L. Hern, 15 Penna. cows aud heifers, .Q6)c. Daniel iinyth & ftre., 145 Western and Lancas ter county, 7S?3'4c. Dennis aiuytli, 40 Pa., 78c. lhichuian A Levi. 75 Wistern,8g8.JwC. Chain A Caldwell, 20 Lancuster co., mixed. Samuel Brown. 19 cars stiller, fi$ii7&c. Jehn Sales, 41 Penn'a cows, 4Jty4C. DRESS KD MEATS. Dressed Beeves were fairlyactive ami closed at yiiV.W. SALES LAST WEEK. . . Thes. Bradley, 1'JO head at Hfllc. A. A. Reswell tit dO. at ll12c. C. S. Dcngler,8lde. ut 11)12 e. W. II. Brown 90 de. at U13c. Harlan & Bre., 47 de. at UlSc. .1. F. Lewdcn. 42de.llK12$e. Dressed sheep were active. Samuel Stewart sold 940 head at 10QlUc. New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Stocks also United States Ilends reported dally by Jacob B. Lews, 22 North Queen street. May 10. 10:00 1:U0 2:30. A. X. P.M. r.M. Del.. Lacfc.A Western 121 Vil 13;j Denver ft Rie Grande. 62 3t 61k S. V.. Lake Erie ft Western.... EasjtTcnh, Va.ft Georgia..'.... Lake Shereft Mich. Southern... Vew Yerk Central New Jersey Central Ontario A Western Omaha Cem Omaha Preferred Pacitic Mail Steamship Ce Chicago. Mil. St. Paul Texas Paclllc. ......... .......... Wabash. -.,. ieuls & Pacific Western Union Tel. Ce Pennsylvania R.R... ..i utfjid luff nulfHle Pitts, ft West Northern Pacific Cem ' " Preferred.... JO . II" .... vaii low UK 1274 127 127 Hi! 71' 71 38ji sV M -la 43K VA 43 U2J lllJSHtif ?6 41 41 30J2 :w 85 68,'i 8J34 58Ji 2UJi 1 41 79 4I'i 79X toy, Lecal nteeus and Bend. Par I.HM -:ne. I15 WVA 120 I-.V US. 112 Kri liri.vi ie;.'; UK! val. .Wn loe . loe . 100 . 100 . 10O Lane 'tt y e per ct. Lean, dne 1682. ie... " 1890... " 1895... 5 per ct.t n 1 or 30 years . . " 5 per ct. Scheel Lean.... 4 " in ler 20 years.. " 4 " In ." or 20 years.. " K " InlOerafycars. Manheiui borough lean 1MI 1011 100 BAIIX STOCSS. First National Bank $100 Farmers' National Bank 50 Fulton National Bank 100 Lancaster Ceuntv National Rank.. 50 J205 I08.S0 105 109.75 117 13150 NI.I I3I.M) 21)0 145.75 ll'l 15.3 70.50 115 $2.25 2R.50 50 120 4 Columbia National Bank loe Ephrata National Rank 1M First National Bank, Columbia.. .. Wit First National Hank, Stmsbui-.... 100 First National Bank, Murinta 10l First National Bank Mount Jey.. 100 Lititz National Hank .. 100 Manheim National Bank loe Union National Hank. Mount Jey. .Mi New Helland National Hank.....'., urn MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. Q'larrvville It. R. 50 Mlllersville Street Car 50 Inquirer Printing Company 50 Watch Factory 100 Oils Liht and Fuel Company.... 25 Stevens Heuse 100 Pel um Ida this Company Columbia Water Company 't Susquehanna Iren Company 100 170 Marietta Hoilewware Km Stevens Heu-e 50 4.00 Sicily Island Ml 1 East I'r-nnlvwlnn A Waynesb'g. 50 1 Mlllersville Nermal Scheel MIlUKLLANEOUS IK IN US. Ouarryvflh; It. 11., dm; li! $100 $120 Iteadingft Columbia IC. i:.Va 100 1(k; Lancaster Watch Ce., due is; loe 105.!0 Lancaster Uas Light and Fuel Ce., due in 1 or'-O years 100 100 Lancaster Uas Light and Fuel Ce., flllC lnf) J IX) Jllfj Lancaster ft Marietta 25 32 Lancaster ft New Helland 100 85 Lancsistcrft Susquehanna SOU 275.25 TURNPIKE STOCKB. Spring Heaver Valiey $25 $10.25 Bridgeport ft Heres hoe 13 22 Columbia ft Chestnut Hill 25 18 Columbia ft Washington 25 20 Columbia ftBig Spring 25 18 Lancaster ft Ephrata 25 47.25 Lancaster ft Willow Street 25 21 Strasburg ft Millport 25 40 Marietta ft May town 25 40.15 Marietta A Mennt Jev 25 LancEIIzabetht'nftMiddlct'i 100 Ml Lancaster ft FruitvlUe. 50 50 Lancaster ft Lititz 25 64.50 Lancaster ft Wllllamstewn 2b 55 Lancaster ft Slaner 50 133.10 Lancaster Manheim 25 43 OAurmxs. ptAKirETS. Carpet Manufactory. Having undertaken te manufacture RAO and CHAIN CARPETS, wholesale. 2.0M1 yards per week, I am new prepared te eil my entire stock of Brussels, Ingrain aud Venetian Carpets, AT GREAT BARGAINS COST, AND AT HE LOW te laake room anrt alve my entire attention te wholesale trade of my own manufactured goods. Please call early. H. a SHIRK, CABPET HALL, Cor. West. Ems and Water Sts. INSTATE OFttAKY UDKIIKT, LATK OP J Lancaster. Pa., deceased. Letters testa mentary en said relate having been grunted te the undersigned, all persons IndebteHr-.'tO' said decedent are requested te make lmmedf- -ate settlement, and these having claims er.de-TS mauds against the estate of snid dre-Hlent, te make known the same te the undersigned without delay, residing in Lancaster City. L. It ROTE. AdminUtrater. J. W. Jouxsex. Atl'v. iiil7-'Hdeaw ir
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