LANCASTEBJ DAH.Y IKTEIJJGrEKCEB TUESDAY MAY 8. 1883. IS IT FEANKFOED ? A O.NK KVED MAN" JAILED. Him He Wa Trapped Every Probability That lie la the NoterlOBB Jehn Frankford. A report 1-aviug reached the jail author ties Lcre ei the arrest in West Chester incen'Iyef none eyed man accused of hprEef-tcaliu&and suspected there of being an old offender, the local authorities were very naturally reminded of Jehn Frank ford, who with nine of his fellow convicts broke jail here en May 24, 1882, and who had heretofore evaded rc-arrest, though several of his companions in escape have Bullered recapture. Keeper Burkhelder fei warded te West Chester a picture of Frankford and this morning received a telegram which asbures him that a com cem com pariben of it with the one eyed man in custody thcie satisfies the West Chester people that they havn Frankford. The Lecal JVetr of that tewu gives an account of the capture of the supposed Frankfeid and of his depredations, all of which have a familiar appearauce te these who knew thin old offender. It seems fh.it Win. Hemphill, a well known citizen of West Chester, a member, by the way, of the Democratic state committee, was iti Philadelphia en Sunday and en return ing home en the train which leaches there :itG:10. m. noticed a man occupying a heat in the car who was minus an eye. The man inquiied of thu couducter the next station before West Chester. On being in formed he said ha wished te get off there. Tlie conductor told the man that his ticket wan for West Chester, but he said he did net, care te go that far and would act off at the station aforementioned. This conversation aud the fact of the man having eue eye led Mr. Hemphill te belicve that this was the individual that had twice stolen the herse belonging te Messrs. Iloepes, Bre. & Themas. Mr. Hemphill thoielere watchpd him closely and en ai living in town sought Constable Frame aiid together they started towards Villa Mai :a ficmiuaiy. Tlie officer, how hew how ever, struck tUe trail, and a short time altc: slaitihg met the one-eyed individual walking toward West Chester. The efEc r as :i l.retence asked t' e man if he had cn two ladies walking out in that direction. T.'ie man icplied that he had net met them ami continued toward town "On leaching Washiuuten street he passed near where Mr. Hemphill was standing, as that gcntlemau had witnessed ihe meeting between the officer and the tranger. Atthecoiner of Washington and Walnut s'.tcctsthe man started te run, but en looking back and seeing that he was iiuiMied, dropped into a walk. He then ei.ter.'d the liimuet yawl of Sharplcss & Hal. At this point, Mr. Ilver, who haB i harge of 1'. It. It engines at that place, jei' id the officer and Mr. Hemphill m the rcarrh. ,icb. took diffeicnt stands se thai if the man attempted te escape he c ,uld ) captured at almost any point. The man w -s fern te climb upon the gate in the ..nl, but en discovering that he a as watched he changed his tictics and j. i c tended te be arranging his cloth ing. Mr. Hemphill walked past near wheiu the man was standing and returned in Constable Fiame, te whom he gave his i.tel .ind told the officer te wait iiulil lie went uj town for assistance. Sheriff Hei prs was found and the paity went in eaich of the suspicious individual. The tn.i. , in the meantime, had sr creted him e!f iiiii-i a pile of lumber. He refused te ceme out of his hiding place when or dered te de mi by tin' officer. The officer ihcmip.iu thiealthcd te sheet him if he diil net buricndci, which advice the man tii.k and wcerdii'gl oame out. Thu ar i.-t w is then made "'In- man Jffu'-ed te be handcuffed, i 'Mm; lha he would walk along hke a ,.!(' ii! iii. He was then placed in pi isen, nlt.i v.liieh .iseaich was made wheie the iimii had been hiding in the lumber yaul, ami a j iste! was found which had appa i. ally been dicpprd bj the piisener. On I'lu-.i.ii'g te ihe piiittm the man was si.tieh i, but nothing was found en his p i u u i".i'"iii a few silver dollars. It was tfiiu;iift that he had accomplices with him, but all cffeits te find anyoue clse of .i suspicious eh ti.ictcr pievcd of no avail. I be ufiicers aie new salislied that this is I'm tiia.i v. he had been stealing heiscs In .e ..nd selling them in Philadelphia." Since the ai jest numoieus parties who have navntly lest property have visited West Chester te see if they could find any i taMMi in the ideut illation of the arrested ii hi lei be iei.ig that he was the thief. Hei-, i h..i ,('(! with stealing the grain, b.u-n and wagon el Jehn Paike, of :'i'kiburg, early in February; with i i! i i clever stcd fieiu Hemphill Bies., a huit-e and v. agen lrem Hoopes' Bre. & 'I Iumu.is ; aud ether laiceuics. Uebcit. Cummins, who is a hostler at tin Tuik's Head hotel, identified him as the man who came te that hotel aud fed ids heisc the morning after the team was teJen at Paikcsburg. Officer Yeung was confident that the man was the individual who diove thieugh town with the clever seed fiem Paikesbuig. Moses G. Hep btua was of the opinion that he was the .u:ne man who stepped at his hotel the morning alter the robbery .it PaikcLuig, but could net swear pesi t'.vel as 1. 1 the identification. The man wle bteppd at his place had whiskers, whilst the pi Lener had but a moustache. He will hae a hearing iu Westchester en Thuisday meiuing. Tiif Lecal ufews says : " The prisoner is an average sized mail, with a defect in una eye. lie had a heavy moustache, which is just as heavily dyed. Wheu questioned about the recent rebbeiies, he wis he knows nothing about the affairs whatever, and assumes an air of total in difference." threatened as the outcome of the matter. The buyers generally declare that they must and will take'the stock off the hands of the farmers and that they will leek te Sensenig for indemnification from less. IfJSW AWBBTISEXMMSSZ. rrwESUAY. MAY 8. 1883. ,D. OBITUAKY. Death or Anna 31. livans. Mrs. Anna M. Evans, one of the eldest, most worthy and highly esteemed ladies of this city, died at her residence, Ne. 203 East King street, last night shortly after 10 o'clock, in the 90th year of her age. Mr?. Evans was a daughter of Michael Gun daker, and sister of Henry W. and Samuel E. Gundaker. In early life she married Rebert Evans, who died many years age, leaving a family of six children, all of whom survive, except one. They are Jehn J. Evan?, farmer, Lancaster town ship ; Rebert A. Evans, banker, of this city ; W. W. Evans, farmer. Little Brit ain ; Mrs. James Bryan, of Peoria, 111.: Mrs. D. P. Lecher, of this city, and the late Walter G. Evans, recorder of of Lan caster. Mrs. Evans was a wemau of mere than ordinary intelligence aud te a bright intel lect which remained unimpaired even in old age, she added all the womanly virtues that adorn the wife, mother, and neigh bor. She was a life-long member of the Presbyterian church, and took an active but unebstrusive interest in church weik, including the missions and Sunday schools. Her charities were numerous, but se unostentatious that they seldom came te the knewledge of ethers than en whom they were bestowed. In her death the peer lese a friend whose place will be hard te fill. Mrs. Evans' funeral will take place en Thursday afteinoen at 2 o'clock. Interment at Woedwaid Hill cemetery. Landlsvllle Campmeetlng. A meeting of the beaid of managers of the Landisville campmceting association is being held today en the camp gieunds. They fixed the fourth Tuesday in July fei the opening of the camp this year, and ap pointed the usual committees te niake arrangements for it. They also met a committee from the Church of Ged denomination aud agreed te lease the gieunds te them for a campmceting te open about 10 days after the close of the Methodist meeting. The association managers iiave ananged te lease lets at lower rates than heietofero and owners of tents will net be charged any lent for use of let. Bishop Bewman, Gov. Pattiseu and ether distinguished gentle men are expected te visit the camp this summer. K.nri'. Fair, lidaud City Division Ne. 7, U. R. K. of P. intend holding a grand fair in Excel sior hall, Eist King sticet. It will open en Satin day evening next and continue for one week. Great preparations have been made te ensure the success of the en terpiisc, and it willpiebably be oue of tha most brilliant exhibitions of the kind ever held iu the city. Many valuabla ceutii butieus have been made by friends of the division the ladies, especially, being mu nificent in contributing samples of their haudwetk. Among ether valuable arti cles te be chanced off is a silver set weith $90. Among ai tides te be voted for aie a flue bicycle, a Lancaster geld watch, a silver watch, a violin and many ether rare pri.es. The division is composed of a fine body of men, and aie deserving of liberal pat i enage. Held for lrlul. Jehu Welsh, alias Lee, who lobbed Jehn M. Morten of his watch t' e day Forc Ferc paugh's circus was in town, had a final lieaiiugbcfoie Alderman B.ur yesteiday afternoon, and iu default of bail was held te answer at com I. He was also held te answer for the larceny of a basket of butter and eggs, which he stele from Bellinger, the baker, for a raihead lamp stolen fiem the Pennsylvania laihead company, and for au umbrella stolen fiem Mis. Fird. Eckeis He is also chaiged with having stolen a hammock from Keudig's, lvast James sticet. UiS Alueriuau l'ordney'ri first Cume J. II. Mace was arrested te day by Olfi. "cer Baukseu Smith, upon complaint made before Aldeiman W. B. Ferducy by II. II. Suyder, agent here of the Plneniwille Mutual Aid society, who charges that Mace, while operating for this company, committed embezzlemcut. Accused was committed ler a further hearing. His fiieuds say that the charges aie occa sioned by his having left the Phieuixvillc company te weik for a lival. Who is lie? Postmaster Mai. shall haj icceiveil the following inquiry. Let the missiug miller step up and make hirnsdf known : 350 East 33d St., Nr.w Yeisk. Mr. JHmaster : Please te give me the name and address of the man from your place, that came te New Yerk city te get a fountain made this last Apiil. He is a miller by trade. Sent te .Jail. Last evening Jehn Utzingeraud Chailes Carr thought they ought te get drunk, and they did se, with a great deal of sat isfactien te themselves. They visited the Seventh Ward hotel and mashed iu the transom of the deer. The mayor heard the case this morning, and sent them te iail for 45 days each. One ether diiink bofeio the mayor get 20 days. CATTL12 SFKCULATHlNS. inimiiJ,; Accused et Going Hack On iTlends. The faunpis aud drovers of thu county, and ethers interested in live stock dealingp, are having a geed deal of talk ever the alleged failure in" Levi Sensenig te meet bis contracts te take cattle said te have been pm chased fiem the raisers and feed eis by his authorized agents. Last year Si-nEenig, who is the largest and boldest operator in five Freck in this matket, t-ecnicd tha seiviccs of quite a number of well-known cattle buyers in the county te piuchase cattle of the farmers for him, for whicli he paid them a commission of $1 per head. Cattle advanced beyond the figures at which they bought, and Sensenig made money. This year the same, and likely mere, nersen3 aie said te have beeu re tained by him, and they made large pur chases through the county atpiices which, in comparison withpicsent market prices, aie leuna te ue veiy nigu aim te involve the purchasers in Ies. The number of cattle puichased by por tions who claim te have been engaged by Sensenig is variously estimated at from 2,500 te -1,500, and of these a considerable number have aheady been delivered te him. But within the past few days it has been liimcicd that in view of the depres sion ia prices he v euld net accept the cat teo or recognize the agency of these who bought them. Thin morning Edw. Yohn, of Mountville, who is said te have bought nearly 1,000 head, of which net mere than half had been delivered, came te town, and in a conference with Scnseniu the latter refused te take from him the 400 or 500 yet standing iu the county te Yohn's order. Eli Weaver, of East Earl, another of the buyers who has some 200 te be delivered seems te be uncertain as te what Sensenig will de in his case, but expects te have difficulty with him. With some of the ether buyers he has compromised the difference but a number of law suits are The Middle Street Kew. Last evening the young men he weie charged with the assault en the Russian Jews, en Middle street, had a heating be fore Alderman A. F. Dennelly. A large crowd was present and the witnesses weie numerous. James Dennelly and Isaac Leaman were held in bail for trial at court and Ed. Deisley and Jehn Ruth were dis charged for want of evidence. A Hace C8tcniay. The race at the Park ycslerdav between Clayten GrefFs "Harry G" and Jeseph P; Knight's " Wissman" drew a large crowd; Mr. Knight's horse wen easly in two heats and the time made was 3: 14 and 3: 30. The crowd en hand had plenty of money and plenty of it was lest. llrltlse Inspection. Te day the county commissioners aud bridge inspectors are at Graff's Mill, Maner township, en the Blue Reck read between Millersville and Washington borough, te view the bridge recently built ever the Little Concstega at that point. The DenttaU. The Harris Dental association holds its regular quarterly meeting te day iu the borough of Strasburg. The Lancaster members are in attendance, having left this city this morning in an emuibus. l'ulillc Scheel KxauiluatiOD. County Superintendent Shaub has post poned the time for the examination of teachers in Upper Leaeeck township fiem May 18 te May 19th. Amusements. ATuldoen's JVrnic." This evening the very comical Iiisli piece, entitled " Muldoen'a Pic nic," will be presented at the opera house by Newell ft Scott's cemeny company. Several goeilactors and a number el specialty people aie inclndedln tlie party. Sl'JCVIAl MOTIVES. " mirliil-puluil." Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney, Bladder ami Uiluurv Disiuues. $1. Druggists. Amy physician who is acquainted with its properties will say tliatUlenn's Sulphur Seap is a reliable remedy ter local skin diseases. my7-lwdeed&w The Only Millien Dellar Stock of Clothing at Retail. Bosten, New Yerk, Chicago or Philadelphia cannot show another sinde retail clothing- house with One Millien Dollars' worth of stock and never in the history of the clothing trade of the United States has se much geed clothing been ettered at one time by one house at se low prices. The bold items of our stock are : One Hundred and Eighty-eight kinds of Men's Suits. Eighty-seven kinds of Youths' Suits. Eighty-nine kinds of Large Beys' Suits. Ninety-six kinds of Small Beys' Suits. There is nearly another Millien Dollars' worth of clothing and clothing goods behind us in ether Wanamaker stores. The stock is a marked-down stock, but marked down when made Our goods have been bought late and therefore bought very cheaply, which accounts for the fact that Oak Hall is bursting with bargains. Read this advertisement very carefully and then come te Oak Hall te make a practical test of its truth, WANAMAKER & BROWN, Oak Hall, S. E. Cek. Sixth and Market, PHILADELPHIA. Kr-rr.AiN Talk fuem 1)r Sh'aynb Te Whom It May Cencern: Itching I'ilea is oue el the most annoying complaints known te physi cians. Every one can tell whether he id thus allllclfil by observing the following symp symp eoms: Intense itching, p.utifiil.uly utter Bet ting vraiut. It seems as it pin wninin woie crawling in or about the tectum. Small lumpj sometimes form. The private parts aie often fuTectcd. Tim moie you scratch the -worse tlie itching. Knewing that iiy ointment is super 101 te any article in tin n.u l.-et, I guarantee it te cuiti the worst ease et itching piles In elisi on cc. Sle'liid, II.MVA1NE, M.l). I r. Sway in M01utme.it is tdse.i pleasant and elleellu! eme ler tetter, itrh.salt lhcum, eiy sipcl.is, hail.ei's iieh, pimples, and all sealy, ciusty, itchy skin eruptions. Mild by all pieiuiuent dmt'tjlsls. or will be sent for Mcts. (in :te. stamps), :i bexe3, $1.25. Address, Or. Swavne.& Sen, Phil.idelphn, l'a. ne!U-UdTu.Th.X.P..r Ter. l.ame ll'iel,-, biae or Chest use Slll I.OII'.S I'OKOUS il'LASsTKU. I'rlte, C. cents. Sold by II. li.CeLhran, 1 17 and ill North Queen treet. I aneater. leblleetlt; Oue siiirerlug Seul Happy. "It I fan send one suireiing soul te jeu," willei .lam sCoibin.el Washington, 111., "1 will ha h.ippv. .SdhKii ilati Xerrlne cured ine, and w ill eme all eases et ills." Sl.fO. tnyS-lud&w (; te ii. i:. i.'eenran's mug store lei Mr. Fieei.itn't New A'utieiutl Dyes. Fer blight nessand thii.ibilily et eoler. aie. unequaled. Celer treiii i te 5 pounds. Diieetiens in Kug-l'.-Ui.unl (Jerinan. I'liee. reeiits. N.itme's own umiiciIv; lead thu adeiti--e-nientet Siniiiiens I.iver Regulator. lit. Ileu-jeu's Skin (Jmc consists el internal undeMeiu'd tie.itment ut same tune and it inalcej the bl.in white, soil and Miioeth. It eiit'iins no poisonous ill ugs. t .it di ugglst-. MEW ADVERTISEMENTS. w AHIfcB. hand.) -A UIIU1) BaKKK (HKCOND Apply at this office m7-lwd KULI, UNG OF LOKKILLAKD'S Chewing Tobacco. Kebecea takes the lead at 10 cents per ping at IIAKTjMAN'S yki.i.ew bTOKE. KKONTC1UAK PUltLIU SALK.-O.N WKDNK1UAV, MAY i. ai 2 o'clock, p. in.. SEV'EX Kit A ME DWELLINGS, fencing, Ac., will be. sold en the pi em lies, corner of West Orange and Pine streets. Temis at sale. U. M. ZA1IM, ma :itd chairman et Committee. A SI KAY TKAVEDFROM TUG OWNER at SS."! Woodward street, Lancaster, Pa., en April 30, a red Cew, 7 years old, of medium size ; has a lean spot the size efa hand en her leit shoulder; has lest pait et her right ear. Any information as te herwhereabeuts lett at blUKK'S CAKPET HALL, 202 West King stieet, will lie properly rewarded. ml -tfd JBIIY MY GOODS FKIIJI FJKST HANDS for cash and sell the best goods for thO money in the city at IIAKTMAN'S VELLOW PKONT C1GAK STORK. " 'J he headache in wy case wtti one of lemi standi nq, but Dr. Jienwn's Celery and Chamo mile l'llli conquered." (J. T. Ueinei, German Ministerel the Gospel, Leslie, O. "i) centsat dlllgtMStS. 43 Diamond Dyes will color any thing any eoler, and nevci tall. The easiest and best way te economize. 10 centsat all iliuggists. When There's a Will There's a Way. Anyone who has fhe will le tiy Themas' Keleelrle Oil. vill sin ely Ilnd the way te 10 bust liealtn, in e.v-es el bienehi.d allectiens, sere threat, pains, etc.; and as au internal le uiedy, it is invaluable. Ker sale by II. 15. Cecluan, diuggist, .!7 and 1 ".' N'eith Queen stieet. Pamtncss at the Memaehand Debility cuied by Sinnnens Liet H"guliter. See adeitise-meiit. Fiivsicias piescribn Celden's Liquid Heed Tonic ter the weak, worn, and dyspeptic. Tale no ethc.: mj T-lwdced&w Ureun'H Uouselield Panacea Is the most ellective Pain Destiejer in the wet Id. Will most suiely quicken the bleed whether taken internally or applied extci nally, mid theieby mine ceitainly UEL1EVL PAIN, whether chronic ei acute, than any ether pain alleviator, and it is warranted dou ble the strength than any ether similar piepa piepa rat'en. ltcuics pain in the Side, Hack or I'.ewcN, Seic Threat, llheuuiatiyin. Toothache, and ALL ACIIKS, and is The Ore it Hellever et Palu. "IIKOWN'5 HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" should be in every family. A tcjbpoenlul el the Panacea in a tumbler el het aler sweet ened, if preleircd, taken at bedtime, -will P.ItEAK UP A COLD. 2T. cents a bottle niavl-T.Th.F&w VEATUff. Twewitz. In this city, en tl e Ctli insL, Mis. Catherine Tiewitz, wiie et the late Jehn Tie witz, in her 7tfth year. The relatives anil Irleuds aie lCspecttully invited te attend the iuneial from her late residence. Ne. Ill Neith Mulberry stieet, en Wednesday afternoon at : o'clock. Intel nient atShreiner'scemetciy. in7-2t EvatiS. In this city, en the 7th Inst., Mis Ann M. Evans, widow et Itebeil Evans, de ceased, In 1 he aeth year or her age. The relatives and lilends el the Minify aie respteilully Invited te attend the funeral fiem her late residence. Ne. 2f" East U'ng street, en Thursday aiteinoen at 2 o'clock, lnteiment at Woodward Hi 1 cemcterv. 2t Kieiil. Iu this city, en the Vth inst., Piank lin Jacob, son et Leuis and Ftcdsrlci Iviehl, aged 1 year, 1 month and live days. The relatives aud ft iends et the famtlj aie respectfully Invited te attend the iuneial lrem his parents' lesidcnce.Ke. Hi Fielheig stieet, en Thursday afternoon at2 o'clock. Inter ment at ion's cemetery. HOME FOB FK1KNDLKSS CB1I.I1KKN. The annual meeting et the corpeiators of the" Heme ter frfendless Children ter the Cilv and County et Lancaster," will he held en TUESDAY, MAV 15, ISSJ, at 2:20 p. m., at the olMce et the secietary. Ne. 131 North Queen street, for the purpose of electing six lady managers ana tour trustees in accord ance with the previsions of the chart jr el the home. CHAS.M. HOWELL, ui4-4t Secretary. ESTATKOF HKNKV flllLI.EK, LATfc OF the city et Lancaster, deceased. .Letr lers testamentary en said estate having been gianted te the undersigned, all persons indebted te said decedent arc requested te make immediate settlement, and these having claims or deuiands against the estate et said decedent, te make known the same te the un dersigned without delay, residing In the city et Lancaster. MAK1 ANN MIL LEU, Executrix, Ne 5SG North Queen St., Lancaster, Pu. J. i:. KaumiAN, Attorney. m7-0tdeaw VtOTICh TO CONTICACTOKS -HKALK1) i.1 piopesals ter tearing down and clearing away ail material of the buildings al the coi ner of Chinch anil East King streets, lately purcuased by tlie Eastern Market Heuse Ce , will be leceived ut the office et Allan A. Heir Ji. Ce,, KM East King street, up te 7 o'clock p. in. en THURSDAY, MAY 10. The cenli actor te clean etl allstenes, bricks, etc., and pile all material en the company's gieunil, as dlicctcd by the building commit tee. Alse at same time and place bids will be re ceived ler digging the cellar and foundations by J he cubic yard. The committee reserve the right te i eject any and all bids. J. KltED SENEK, m7::td Chultman et Building Committee. J MV IMAITHINU PAKI.OK. N Jno. J. Smaling, TAILOR, Would he pleased te have you cull ut I Is PA it LOU, Ne. 22 North Queen St., TO EXAMINE THE Latest Novelties, FOR- Men's Wear, 1 inpetted direct for our trade. SECOND FLOOR, MARUT.E IIONT. ma 2-1 wtlll W flLMAaiSOJI & FOsTKH. MEW AnVEllTlSEMESlb. WANTKO.-AOlltL TO DO OKMKKAI. houscweik Apply at mjStrd THIS OKI-ICK rerANTKM. TEN CiGAK-MAlvKKS IH1- W mediately. Steady -work. Inquire at LEVY'S SHOE STORE, t Ne. If East K ing St reel PUHLIO SALF. WIM. V.t: MIMl ON THUUSDA1, MAI W. 1SD3, at Ne. 2I1 West King street, a large lotel Gieeeiiesand Quecnsware, and Household Geed-", sale te cemineuee at 1 o'clock p in . shaip. JACOP. D1NGKK, Samdli. Hkjs .t Sen. And. m3 2t DIVIDEND NtfTlCi:. Fmimeks' National IIakkec Laj.casti:is, May 7, 1S&J The beat dot directors h ive this day declared a dividend of live and ene-lia t pr eent. pay able en di uiaml. EDW. II IIROWN, mSit C.ishiei. UOlt OUAI.11V, OULOk AMD FINISH, eurl001JLA;K SILK is acknowledged tube the best one in th- city by one who makes up silk liemueaily -eiy store in the city, and our $1.25 silk w e gu.ii-.tulee net te cut or lieak with ordinary near wilhin a certain reasonable speeiiied time. At JNO. P. SW AUU'S, Ne. 50 N. Queen bt. iebl7-lyT&S rilllK (JNDUKSIUNKU TAKES PI.KAKUKK. L in auneunciiig te the public that he has opened an otlice at NO. 1 NORTH PLUM STREET, THIS CITY, and begs leave te eiler his setvlces te his irlends uud patrons. DR. A. J. BURGER. Until ! a. m. Office Hours : 12H te 2 p. in. GJ5 " a mayHwii HOW SHALL WE 50lve the problem ei tLe proper itult te wear ? This question is niten asked, uud hew easy it is solved. Aft we have te de is just te take particular notice of hew ether people's suits are made w hen we meet them. The fashion is net what ene particular pel -son wears or the eccentric style of another which may be suitable te the person and yet net fashionable. The MAJORITY RULES IN FASHION and the MAJORITY OF ALL THE VERY LATEST FASHIONS FOR MEN, YOUTHS' AND BOVS' SUITS ARE TO RE FOUND UPON OUR COUN TERS, the workmanship of which in even' detail, we arc prepared te say, is of the lintst eruer, are excellent in lit, and are all lrcsh stock They are exchangeable it notsatistactery. They are thoroughly geed ill through and the prices are the lowest. SHOES ler the very little leet that aie short and fat. We have a complete stock of the prettiest little shoes ler children tiem size neught upwards. The FURNISHING GOODS DEPART MENT has a fresh assortment or THREAD GLOVES el all kinds and colors ler SUM MER WEAR lrem a CHEAP BERLIN te A FINE SILK. RURUER COATm, OIL SKIN SUITS, UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS and VALISES. Sele Agents ter K. DUNLAP'S Fine Hats. Williamson & Fester, 32, 34, 3G & 3S East King St,' LAW CASTS. PA. SECOND EDITION. TTJE3DA.Y EVENING MAY 8, 1883, STATE LEGISLATION. aiKUBERS GET BACK TO WORK. Harrying Through tha Appropriation!. A Slap at tne Beard or Charities legal victory for the State. Special Dispatch te the Imtsluekkcer. Harbisburg, Pa., May 8. In tbe Sen ate a resolution was adopted providing for afternoon sessions en Tuesday Wed nesday and Thursday for general business. The bill te curtail the advertisements of tbe sheriff of cities of first class of judicial sales was de feated. The following Senate bills were passed finally : Increasing compen sation for bearding prisoners net exceed ing 50 cents a day ; authorizing peer guardians of cities of the second class te lease, purchase and sell real es tate ; providing for the amendment of municipal Hens in cities of the first class. The Heuse bill te prevent the levying of a license en mercantile tax by any city, borough or municipality, pro vided, a license or tax has been paid at the chief place of business of tbe firm, etc., interested was passed finally. Among the Heuse bills passed second reading were the following : Mexican war pension bill ; making the standard weight of bushel of potatoes sixty pounds ; for the protection of dairymen and te prevent deceptions in the sale of butter and cheese ; empowering councils of Phil adelphia te subpejna witnesses and take testimony concerning the management and assessments of departments. The Heuse congressional apportionment bill was read the first time. The Heuse. The following Heuse bills passed finally : Te provide payment te the miners for all coal mined by them ; te provide for the licensing of bottlers of malt liquors, fixing license at $50 and pieviding a penalty of $200 ; te relieve druggists of the special license tax ; appropriating $168,500 te tbe state lunatic hospital at Norristown ; ap propriating $12,000 te the Media training school for feeble-minded children ; ap propriating $200,000 te the Huntingdon reformatory. The bill appropriating $13, 800 te the beard of charities was defeated. Ueme Again. The legislative excursionists te Yireinia returned te Harrislmrg this morning. They speak iu high terms of Virginia hos pitality. A Victory ler tlie Slate. Harrisbuke, May 8. Au opinion in favor of the state for $3,5C8 was filed in the court of common pleas te day, in the case of the Commonwealth vs. The Alli ance Ceal mining company. The action was brought te enferca the payment of taxes by the cempauy te the commonwealth. KOKI'UON NKWS. tfatrlrk DeIiineyM Sentence Ceuiuiuteil. Ditiit.in, May 8. Bail Spencer, the lord lieutenant, has commuted tlie death sen fence of Patrick Delaney, who pleaded guilty te the charge of complicity iu the murder of Leid Predciick Cavendish and Mr. Burke. Tlie Governer et the Jail Retires. The governor of the Limerick jail has retired from office. It is supposed that his retirement is due te cemplaiuts which havebceii made of harsh tieatiueut el sus pects confined in that pi isen. " ltlue (Srasft IVIiih" the tturwell Stnktsa. Londen, May 8. The Bui well stakes at the Newmarket spring meeting te day, was wen by Mr. J. It Keeue's "Blue Grass," " Wild Aiab", .second, " Blue Gewn" (colt) third. Theio weie five starteis. Ami:t;iCAN cath.k Net te be Kxcllliteil from Kuglitiid. Londen, May 8. Leid Carlingford, lord president of the council and minister of agricultuie, today iu receiving a deputation from the Central Chamber of Agriculture, lefused their lequeat that he endeavor te secure the enactment by Parliament of a measure piehibiting the importation of cattle from countries in which infection exibts He premised however, that the present power of the government te piehibit the ontrauce of infected animals should ba stringently ex ercised. One of the objects of the depu tatiens was te obtain fiesh lestrictiens en the Amcricau cattle trade. NKUKO TKIIIU1.A110NP. Out) Kit led With Clubs und Anether i.ynclieil Baltimore, Md , May 8. A difficulty occurred last night at a ncgie dance, about six miles east of this city, in Balti more county, which lesultcd iu the death of Rebert Yeung, a colored desperado from Baltimore He was killed with clubs. His murdeiers escaped. A Negro Lynched. Madisonville, Ky.. April 8. A young negre employed by William B. Haywood, near Hansen attempted te outrage the person el Mia. y ay weed lasc eaturaay during the absence of her husband. The negre fearing discovery fled, but was ai- r rested en Sunday, aud while his captors were waiting for a traiu te briug him hither, a body of masked men took him lrem them and hauged hiin te a tree. He confessed his ciime. Te talHTeatlgated. Newark, N. J., May 8. -Judge DepueJ of Essex oeuntv. te-day called the atten- tentien of the grand jury te the charges of cruelty at the msane asylum, ana saia mat an investigation would be satisfactory te i the court and te the community. HEATHER INDICATIONS. WASHTNaTOir, May 8. Fer the Middle Atlantie states, generally fair weather, southwest winds, shifting .te northeast and southeast, stationary or slight iail in temperature, slight rise in temperature. Tha Cook and the Cat. Sew Yerk Sun. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty te Animals has begun a criminal prosecution against Peter Duverney, a French cook attached te tne leius eiue, for having out off the tail of a $100 cat with a cleaver. The cat anrears te have been in the habit of coming into tbe club kitchen with predatory intent. On Friday, being fish day, there were mackerel in the kitchen. The cat came in and smelt of a mackerel. This displeased the cook, who drove her away and audibly threatened her with vengeance dire if she returned. On Satur day the cat again intruded, and in driving her out the cook struck a blew at her re treating form with his cleaver, which deprived her of a portion of her tail. If a man tries te steal from your water melon patch and you pepper him all ever with small shot, peeple think you have done rather a smart thing. If you are traveling en Leng Island Sound and carelessly kill an occupant of the same stateroom under the impres sion that he is a burglar it is a mat ter of no creat consequence. But if you happen te hurt a cat that persistently makes raids upon your larder, the gravity of the oflenco cannot be overlooked by the officers of the law. Many a man who has wounded or per haps slain a fellow man walks the streets of New Yerk scot free, but a cook who has made a cat bebtailcd must go te prison. Ravages of the AphiH. The aphis, t a destructive inject, has within the pas't few days appeared iu con siderable numbers en the appie buds in Niagara county, N. Y., eicatiug much uneasiness among uursciy men and apple growers. 12. Sr.jr. MAKKE1X. but 7"i? Plillatlelptila Marker. 1'uiladelvuia, May 7. Heur dull steailv : Supertlne, f.l iKiftU 7." : i-tr.i, i. 4'js; l'eun'aiunuiv, .-;; v Rye flour ut t-i OJ.l 75. Wheat quiet; Ne. I la. Reil, il 'i'.l :. Cern fjniet. Oats tinner und in f.ilr iteiii.uiil : N'e.l White lie ; Ne. 2 de, Mdb'ie ; Ne. IS i!i, 5'iS52le. Rye scarce at 70tf72e. Previsions iirm uml in gre1 j ibiii ilc mantl. Lanlfirni. Rutter steady, willidtir ileii'i.mt for tivsh ieeeipts:la Ciwimeiy pvn. C0'i3Ie; '.Vet em, 282')c. Rolls nominal. Kfrgsllrmcranil tiinii'lj'!!,;! t , li !,'it,'l ; Western, J6iJi7c. Cheese liiuier: chulce si. iree." i'etroleuin flrni ; Kt:tlii!, 707c. Whlskvatill'i New Yerk "iIiiiKOi Nkw Yerk Mavs. 'lour lull anil vvCil:. Wheat epeneil Vtdiin nif-hrr ; uftcr-vartls liecamu weaker and if icteit ?QJe : fair 3pec ulativetrailiiiK; Ne I 'let!, JUy.Jl 22J4S' -1; de June, $1 2 '1 ly, ; ile J uly, '1 SlCfiil -G'-.e. Cern epeneil VrKiifi hfticr. atlei A.ir.ts Jr.sD most of advance; Mtied Wisteiu, ?pet, "ufi? CSc; de future, W&QQSWi. tiats HBlic lower ; -tate. MJffr.3Kc: We-d-ern. 4'Jri3c ; Ne. 2 June. WQiWhU ; .1 uly, Mic Ne. 2 Mil June :it Western Grain Market. Milwaukee Wheat was weaker ; waukee cash and May, ut $lll-i $1 Vi ; J uly at $1 1C. Cern was easier; Ne. 2 at .ri."Xc. Oats were dull and lower; N"e.2-it ir'tc; white at 414 c. Rye was lower ; Ne. 1 at Clie. Uarley was dull and nominal ; Ne. ." ipun;; extra at Etc. DtrrueiT. Wheat steady ; Ne. 1 While. lull, eash and May, SI uSi : Jime,$l 0 ; Ne. 2 Ued Winter, $1 15!1 It; ; leeelpts, O.Ihki bus ; -.lup-nients, 2.",t00 bus. Coin nas dull; Ne. 2 al 535.e. Oats weie dull ; Ne. 2 at lc. PfcertiA. Cern was dull ; high mixed u .Ift 5IM.C ; mixed, t,l:,1ii: Oats steady; Ne 1 White, 14 y$:r. Re was llrni and higher at ry,iir,lc. Live Stock market. Cuicaiie Hogs Receipts, 11,000 head; ship inents, 2.100 head ; deuiand lair and market fairly active : geed hogs stronger ; mlxeii, J 0307 3D ; heavy, 7 3.'Q7 70 ; lllit. i6 'Kiy 7 4U ; skips. $3 GOSii; CO. Cattle Receipts, 4,803 head; shipments l.'imi head; market active, linn ana strong; ex ex eorts. $B 406 55 ; geed te choice shipping, jr !)5G :t3 ; common te 'air. $T 4Ugi;.7 Sheep Receipts, coo head ; shipments, fioe head; market active and stronger with geed inquiry for tat shorn : common te tair, i'iy 4 75 ; geed, $5 f 0 ; choice, r 7S. East Libbbtt Cattle Receipts. 2.!ie'i head; very mill ; prices Jc etl lrem last week Hogs Ifccelpts, 7,130 heiul : low; Philadel phlas. $7 raa7 80 ; Yei ker, $7 23 jf 7 40. Sheep Receipts, i,(;"0 head; ni.i'ket dim, hut shade higher. 1 1 Vi lASr.KI)I.Y OUTRAUC. Tbe Werk of Fiends In Connecticut. Hartferd, Conn., May 8. West Hart Hart eord is iu a high state el excitement ever a heinous outrage ceinmitied there early this morning. At ene o'clock the residence of Mrs. Moere, a highly respected Iady.living two miles west of the posteffic3, was entered by burglars. After ransacking the house one of the luffians with a drawn pistol steed en the stairs and kept Mrs. Moero and a crippled grand daughter en Iho second fleer wliile the ether committed an assault en another grand-daughter en the lower fioer. The girl was then assaulted by the burglar, who had kept guard, his compan ion taking his place en the stairs. The gill new lies in a precarious condition. Ne arrests have been made, but officers are searching for the perpetrators of the deuble crime. I'KIVATK l'OSTOFMCKS The 1'egtniaster Ueneral Ki-jeiued. Nr.w Yerk, May 8. An injunction was sued out in the supreme court te-day and served en Postmaster General Gresham, Postmaster Pcarseu, Inspector Nowcemo, Collector Robertsen and U. S. Marshal Erhardt, restraining them from interfer ing with the operations of Boyd's express company until the determination of the civil suits new peuding in the United Stated courts. CUicage'a Telegrapb Wires. Chicago, May 8. The city ceuucil after midnight last night amid great con fusion and after an acrimonious debate, passed the erdiuance granting te the Dis trict Telegraph company of Chicago the right te erect poles within the city for stringing telegraph wires placed in cables. Dividend Declared. Philadelphia, April 8. -The North Pennsylvania railroad has declared a quar terly dividend et 1 J per cent, lej.s five per cent, for contingent fund. The civil Service Rales Approved. Washington, May 8. The revised civil service rules were finally approved and promulgated by President Arthur te-day. Ftillactelpnia cittle MnrKer Monday. May 7. Tim arrivals or stock ut thePhlladelpnia stock yards wen1 Fer the WeeK Beuves, 2,7i huid: -dieep 12,000 ; hogs. 4,500. Pievleus week Reeves 2.30J hea.l ; sheep, 10.0CO ; Hogs, 4,000. Reet cattle were In faigc supply, and pi Ices were fully e lower en all grades Rut li w cattle sold aheve 7c per pound, and wint did were extra choice. Zach. Minich sold 4u head of Lancaster county steers, a line a let as was in the yard, at W SO per humlied. We quote as fellows : Extra, 77c; Geed. WM'tifii Medium, "c; Common, 5Jiric ; tat cow-., !'i 5Xc ; slippery cows, 3ile. Milch Cows were dull at$.!0t3. Shenp were dull, as the iucrea-e in pine West terccd diivers te ask an advance here, which was relused hy hutchers, who malnti'n that they could net pa y meie fur their steei.. We quote as fellows : Kxira wool. 77c ; Uoed de, i;jii.lc ; Me dium de. 5(Jc: Common de, 4M1c; Kxti.i clipped. .(tS5Jc : (jned tle, 4jF!c; Me dium clipped, 4QIe; Common de, : ,',U i'A: : Fall Lambs. G8)c; Spring Lambs, f$7 23 ; Veal Calves, C0c. Hogs were active and Jb loner. Tins was occasioned by the Interior quality et iiseie eeipts. We quote as lollews : Extra, llHKc;Ooed, 10;;lle; Milium. 1010?j:c ; Common. l(8)10e. SILKS OF BKBVttS AT THE WERT FIIILAIiKI Vllt STOCK YARDS. Reger Maynes, 120 Western and Lancaster county. Cs7)c. A. & .1. Christy, 1J7 Western and la , tiJifXc. E. S. McFlllin, 50 Lancaster county, BSie. R. F. McKillin, 100 Lancaster county, GHQ7 !.. Sehamberg & Paul, PMi Western uil Fniuk- lln county, ti37c ; 40. Pa. cow, 55sc. .lames Ciemsen, W, Lancaster county, GJc. Q Schamherp & Ce.. 2:11 Western ami 1'enir.i, Levi Lewenstein, 73 Wuitern and Lancaster CQTVic. II. Chain, jr., 47 Pa.,03.c. Owen Smith. 34 Western ; 17de, account et A. Wilsen ; 21 Pennsylvania, account Daniel IMIler ; 33 de, account et J. K. Dennisen : 40 de, account of ". C. Seymour, r>ic Jehn MeArdle. lw) I alienator county, C7c. Djnlel Murpby, 230 Lancaster co., aces eiLei Sensenig. 0S7c: 20 L-u. co. acct. et Lehman Brea., fiKQ'c ; 85 Lane. co. own account. t7e. Daniel Smyth Rre , 130 Lane. co. A Westem Dennts Smyth, t' Lane. .Mimin co , CS7,ic. RachmanA Levl, lis Western and Lane. co, 6&07c M. Levi, 100 Lane. co. West, Cfi7c. J. Y. Latta, 20 Chestcrce . 0fj7c. Dantel Murphy. 131 West. & Lan. ce.,GXC37c. Hippie & Rre., 110 Penn'a cows. 45c. H. Chain. 20 Penn'a. cows iyVfi. L. Hern, 55 Penna., mixed. 4aslc. James Aull, m Western, 07'4c Isaac Aaler, 21 Lane, co., b$7c. N. R Herbert, 16 Chestei co., T7iic. UHESSHD KEAT3. City Dressed Reaves v. ere fail ly active and and prices closed Jc lower at ijjjiec., ji1(3 lermer rate for common cows, while Western dressed brought 9ll0c. BALES LAST WEEK. Themas U rail ley, IGu head et city dressed at 9iQllic R. Maynes A Ce.. 125 head de at 0ilO)ic A. A. Reswell US head de at 910c. Harlan A Bre., i head de at 10Jiilc. H. U. Reckman, 43 head, SaiO-c. J . V. Lowden, 5U head de at loiec. C. S. Dengler, 68 head de at 9lOKc. Tbes. Rradley, ) head West de at iec. Dressed Sheep were active. Samuel Stewart sold (6 head at sk10c, J4 0U atecit aarKan. Quotations by Reed, McGrann & Ce , Rank. eh, Lancaster, ra. 10A.lt. Mlchisan Central 94 KcwYerk Central I23V Xew Jersey Central S0 Ohie Central 12J-J Del. Lack. & Western.... 123 Denver .fc Rt ;r.inri an no..............,,... Kansas A Texas Lake Shere Chicago & N. W..com.... X.N..Ont.A Wtstern... St. Paul A Omaha sejr Pacific Mail 42 Rochester A Pltuburgh.. tx Texas Pacific Union Pacific Wabash Common Wabash Preferred Wcst'rn Union Telecraph LonisvilleA XashvUIe... X. Y UhL & St.Ii Lehigh Valley Lehigh Navigation TGK 1U5 l-i?4 10IK 0S 47Vi SJH 53-. 91kJ SO?i 127? 50 31 111! ISlii 50K 42 21 VH S9JJ 94 29J5 a 94J liL'i b0; 12?a 493i sax lj 27?i 50!i K 21 97 59ii 7i S 53J Pennsylvania Reailinsr P. T. A Ruffalo Northern Pacific Cem. Northern PaciUc Pi-ef. Hestonvllle Philadelphia A Erie.... Nortnern Central , Underground Canada Southern Oil People's Passenger. mi S3) IS 67K 27H. 51 t s.v4 is" Mli 4.1K SfV siv; New Yerir Quotations by Associated Pre's. Stocks strong : srency, 4. New Yerk Central Erie Railre id Adams Express Michigan Central Kail lead Michigan Southern Railroad Illinois Central Railroad Cleveland A Pittsburgh Itatlreait Chic ige A Reck Island Railroad Pittsburgh A Fert Wayne Railroad... Western Union Telegraph Company. Teledo A Wabash Xew Jersey Central New Yerk, Ontario A Western ....1W-; .... "GJ.J ....1-4 94V ....IIUm 1..0 ....1.5t ... .-'4 .... 2UK SnK .... 27i Philadelphia. Qiiotatieiishy Associated Press. Stocks steady. Philadelphia A Erie R. R Reading I tail read Penniylvania Railroad Lehigh Valley Railroad United Companies or New Jersey Northern Pacific. .". Northern Pacific Pioferrel Northern Central Railroad Lehigh Navigation Company Norristown Railroad Centril Tiansportiitlen Cemp ni'' i-iuse'g, runsviue x uuuaieic. i; Little Schuylkill Railroad . 1!H . .'., . I ."Hi ''I'-s S-!"- . :ys . vy, ll'74 . :s I'-'i . Ml I S.SI ' If. lll. 117 lit liV l2 11 il lim i 1W Lecal StecKs and iteuits iepeiteil hy J. R. Leng. .. : ! hyitpertt. Lean, due l.V3:...fhi) :... hki " ivh hhi " l:". .. Id Operet. in I er.'iiyiT.;--!. lui " 5 per ct. Scheel I ...... no " 4 ' in 1 or-.! . .r It" " " In 5 or .N vii i'i-.. ll! " " lniuerihi f, i . M.i. im'1 i. borough lean lui MISCULLAMKOIU NfOUlU!. 'Uir.rrvvlile R. R $Mi MIUruvilleHtreutCur .vi Ir.qiiirerl'iintingCe'ii)anv .. .. "il Watch Fiietery imi (iaa Ligiititud Kuel Cemntnv a, dlever.s llouse (Rends) ve )0 oiumiutiu'isijeuipaiiy Cel.unhla WaterCempany luariuehiinna Iren Ceiupauv .... Maiiethi ilelliiwwr.ie Stevens Hoiide , Sicily island , Kust Rrandywliiy Waynes!V--- MlllorsvMle Nermul S.-lienl Northern Market MISC2r.I.XKOl-S L.. !.. liuarryvlllp R. R.. due iwe Uiadliifj & Celuinliia R. i'. V-. Lancaster Watch Ce.. i1m 1 - : Liineitstur Has Light and Find Ce., due In ler 20 years loe 100 iinta.sierv,a.s l.lgtitand Fuel Ce., n Km ion se SI) 50 tc :t"i r. r. i.ii re '5 13 1 21 'Hi .V. IL'l) k:. .5 25 . 25 S 10. 4 kit It 25 ll '.0 ill) I-jJ. ssss, ItHI 1 Jit TUONWICK MTOOK. !Jlg Spring i:e.ier Valley Rndgepeit A lloreshee , CelunihU A Chestnut Will ;eiuinhlaA Washington relumlna.v Rig Spring Columbia A Mauctta , :.I.t town A Fli.ulietlilewn L-iiieaster ."4: i:ptirat.i Lancister V Willow street Stnislnii-j i Millport , Maiietta.v 'layteMi , Maiictt'l A Alennt Jev Laiic.,hi:.t'jctlit'n AMlddlufn .. Line.Lter A Fruitviilc. Lint aster A Liiit.i , I uu.tsti r.t Willi iinte' n L in i aster A Maner i.iin utiTA; "laiili.-iin L tin aster .'; Mnrli Hit Line-aster A New Helland L .neiisliir ASiis'iiithanna , IIAI.'IC HTOOK-1. r li-at N.ienat n.niK irmers' National I'ltnk if'iilleii National Hank Lu.uie.tei County National t: m Celimiliiu National 15 ink ('liiUtiana Natinnnl Rank. Kpluuta National Hank first National Runk, Celuiuiilii,.. , t is! National tJaiiii, slnislmi .. F.i- Niittenal Hank, Marietta r'irst. Nntieiii.l 5.i!s Mount. iev. Mills Nut'eutl !..uik , Manhci n Natien tl I'atilc Union National Hank. i!t.ttnt r New Hull ind Niitinnal llunit Cap National Hank , . hw . ,i00 .tioe . Ml . 100 l . we . 10.1 . UK' . lit IWJ . inn . KHI . let) WO 50 . inn . 100 ia ji w I7.'.'."i 40 21 III ::i ui 51 75 '.m LCUO II 7'l 27rt.CH lie.'., i :". .i I l'l 2 . IIS ti lls it.: in lr. ij, i5n.r I la I l 7 lit F1' AMUSiS3li.XV LI5N OI'ISliA HUUSK. TUESDAY, MAY S, 1883. THi: FUNNIEST OF ALL PLAYS, MULDOON'S PICNIC, Pieunccd hv NEWELL SCOTT'S ORIC INAL COMPANY, with 10 Speciall;'' People. 10 With eiiginI t"e-ncry ainl I'lenertlespieci-e ly a ueiluc.'ii in RroeMyn and New Yeik I roer.sue -..oreccutivo l'crierniunceii. The (J i eat Tilek DenKey. Jf.:;r.Y, and tlu- ti.e Comical IrlHlmun -tili.liON AND MUI.UAUKV. )Vn'tl fjtuih .' you'll Ecr cam! X'eh'U ShrieK ! AHMISS10N. .IHc, r.Oe. and 75c. RK. -iKRVt l SEATS. 75c 'S'.'ekc's HOT oil s-i e at Opuiu Ileusii ellie. it. I 1 1 t ) ESTATE. day t M. EOU tAI.K. IMIUJiT "lt.K W lit l. On hA'lUKUAl, th 12th l.St. v. ill he sold in i.ii: suanee el an order et he Orphans Court, al l'nhlle Sale, at the Keystone Heti-1 In the cityet Lancaster, hy the undersigned, admin Istralorei iiieestalu ei Jaliiui Inn w. rewell. 1 tie of slid i ity, decea-eil. the lollevi'ig it,- -erihad It ai Kstale. late or the said Calliari e W. Powell. deceased, te wit: All th ir eei tain one-and-a-half-story RRH h DWELI.l.Nt! HOUSE, and let or pit p.. of ground, situated en the north sii. sii. el West James street, between Xnrt'i Queen and l'lince stncls, in said city of Lan i-:er, lentalning in irent en said .lames sticet sixteen fcer, four and one-halt Inches. ami in depth northward en: hundred and six teen tett. te a twelve leet wide common alley being house Ne. 2J. Pci.sens wishing te view ih? premises will plaice cill en the. undersigned, or Dana Ura ham, living near. --ale toeeinmcneo at 7 o'clock in thecveuiii , el s-tld il ly, when a tendance will he given U KANIELO. I5AKER, aprlOe twdts Adminislniler, Ae. T ou.-iuce piCKsers. and S3 head d-ressed spring Lambs at ' he MINNILUVi L VTK-T IMPROVKDTOKACCO 1M:E!:SES. i or Casing an.t I'.almg Tobacco. Sold te hon hen hon e:ab!c parties en trial. Wan anted superior in eveiy leature te any In present use-. It net a- ii i.re-r'ite I can be leturned at my pense. a!-e Mitunrc Heeks er cleanin; stable- b'jlii i i nc terns. Send for circul w . S.V.. MINlCil. L!..JKvllle, Lan taster C'. i'i. .:t-.".f,w&- PKUPOSALS TORSTKKET SUPI'1-ItS. Sealed prope-als wlllbe recet. ert by the Street committee, up te MO.N DAY LVENINfi, il.VYl!. lN-l, ut 7 o'e'eck, ler the lellnwlni; material, from the 1st of June, lS.teih- ii uf.Iune, 1SS1: (ioed guttering hi Ick. per thousand, atyanl. (ioed guttering brick, per Ilieiisind, ileii-.-ernl te any part or the city as required. Crosslin' itr.ne, ilelivered where required, te he 13 inches wide, incites thick and net less than 4 feet long. Limistene lucking stone, eeiivered where required, te be 4 inches thick and net It ss than 12 indies wide. Fand, ilcllveicd -a here required. Fer laying gutters, with material lurnislie.l by the city, per loot. Fer hi hit; gutters, per feet, without mat -rial. Proposals te be addressed ' Street Commit tee Piopesals for Supplies," and te he depos ited in street Committee box at Alderman Rjrr's eflice. The committee reserve the rigit te reject any and all blda received. Ry order et Street Committee. mayl,5A9d J. K. RARR, Cleric,
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