YeHHH W$VtM ".. v "Si- ' -r . 1 . . .. ta . ;.a T't-y it VOLUME XXV-NO. 185, LANCASTER, PA., TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1869. PJUOB TWO CE3SS!&-l'M V ftTO&PK w V: am t'tJaJP ad i! 1 IV THEIR EIKS OK HlTANi.1 tkttmitnwuimmmamtmm ort tj AY YAS-BYV Off IHflMi Aa Beat: tjaaa-HrefaVtetl INM Of MO1 ft. dByOinfBBBBei IWWill TrBda m Bew YerK aad 1 Datura la tale eHy paid very IHUe at'eatkmteatd goods laat wnk. Only a tew MiwtMi dlipomdettbmtanlttsBtar. There kaa bM mera baying at lebecen riarkgifcelaBltweweekatkaakaaeverbeiai known baton la tha aaaetlatr. Vat only kM almost alt Ue eeed Mat been beagbt bat averyeo-alderabtapartet tba Havana has been atekaa an, Prices kave rated a MM atreager tfcaa eat Iter la the season, la eeme leealltlee there it aeatetlyaaraawR and nowhere la tkara very meek atUlaaaeld. Tba receipts at the warakeaaaa la Ikai ally have beea aaataally heavy, aeaaa packers having received aa aiaak aa 600,000 peandt la tba tart wack,aad aiaay of tbaai ere working st night In order te get peeked op. Tha reeeipta ferula week will alaa fca veiy extensive Tba erep will aet ba aa larga aa kaa baaa anticipated, by aay means, aa tba Hevaaa will average vary Itula erar 1.900 poeada te tba aura aad Bead about 1,60a Tba preepecta for tba oemlag aaaaea araa decreeeed eereege aad that tbara will ba aieraaaad Mealed, aa grawara tad it, araa at tba low prleee, te ba tba meat profitable te grew. Balrs at LHIls aad Vicinity. Tba Lttltt Kiprtt raperu tba following aalaat J. F. Evana A Bretbar mtda tba follow ing parcbaaaa raeenlly : Batwaaa 8 aad a acres et aead leal et Aaren Habaeker at e)f ; 1 aera of Jeba Hebralbar at 6i 4 aeraa of Jacob Mlanleh, of Lincoln, at t 4 aorta et Jehn Brabaker at ex i 1 X aorta of Owaa HeitwatlO, 8 and 3; leoreef Jehn Adalre at 6 1 6 aorta of Abraham Loegaaaekar, la two Ieta, obe at 2 and 8 and tke ether a aad 8; laoreBaTanaef tbeaama at 2 aad 8; laoraef Amea OrarbelMr at 6 e ) aera HaTanaef tbaaaaiaat 2 and 9j 4 aerea of Raabaa Elmer at Ctf. Jaoeb at. aad Reuben M. Baker bare aaade purebaeea of loealpartlaa aafollewa: IX aeraa aaed leaf at 8; 1 aera aead leaf et David L. Btoeer, at 8; 1J. aorta aaed leaf of Henry Bavegum, at X; if aeraa aead leaf at 6 65 100; 1 acre aaed leaf of Amea Blaaer at 6; Jf eera of Mra. Beaanaa Blnkhcilar at 8 and 2; a let aaed leaf of A brain Bear at 7 and anetber let at 7 and 2j leereaaaed leaf of Daniel OralnaratO; a let aed leaf et Amea Wllmer at 10, 2 and 1, and IK aeiea aead leaf et Alpbeua Baktr t7jtf. N. O. Fry made tbaaa pnrohetearremUy: i aero aaed leaf of J. O. Cooper at 8 and 2; yi acre of B. K. Bear at 9 and 2; K acre of U. Q. Bejd at 6; )f aera of Abram Hen at t and 2; 1 aera et O. If. Sohreleer at 10 and 2; i aere StYtna et Abram Herr at 12 and 2, and if aere Havana of Jeba M. Steward at II. Brleker A BeaTely report tha following pnrekaaaa! A let of Havana if William Falaa at 14 and two leta of Havana of William Xeegarat 10 and 12 reepeetlvelyf a let of aeed Jeat et David Kemper at 8, 2 2; a let of aeed leaf or Allen Haeker at 6 and 1; 8 aeree aaed leaf of H. Balat Landla at 7 1 1 aere Havana of Jeba Oelwall at 18, 6, 2 and 1; a let of Havana of Henry afeicler at 17, 3, 1 and Itf ; 1 aere Havana et E. Blrnelten at 14 and 2. 1 aere Havana et Henry Drybread at 12, 0, 2 and It 1 aere of Havana et F. B. Wealand at UX and 2; 1 aere aeed leaf of F. W. Bedy at 8 and 2; H ere aeed leit of Jaoeb Helllnger at 5 j 1 aere of A. K. Saltier at 15, 2 and 2 ; if aere aeed leaf et J. & Bteely at 8 aed 2 ; 2 aeree Havana of Jeaepb Bapp at 18, 4 and 2 i 1& aerea aeed leaf of A. W. Bbarp at 7 and 2 ; 2 aeree aaed leaf of If. "TV, Grelner at 7 and 2 ; 2 aerea aeed leaf et Aaren K. Miller at 7Jf and 2 j 1 aere need leaf et W. Harlmanat 5; 1 aere aMd leal of E. Faanaeht at 7 t 1 aere aeed leaf of D. Walbeura at Ci yf aerea aeed leal of Bmuel Bleealng at 5f ; yf aere of J. B. Swelgart at 5J; 1 aere aeed leaf of J. Li, Haekmen at 7, 8 and 1: 1 aere aead leaf of Adam Baebrlat at 6; 1 aere aeed leaf of Frank Weldman at 7; 1 aere aeed leaf of J. a Bteely at 5K: 1 aere aesd leat et W. B. Hall at 7 and IK; 1 aere bMd leat et Frank Bayarat 0; 1 aere eeed leat et J. B. WUHamaat-8 and 2; 1 aere aeed leat of Cjiua Rnhl at 7 and 2; 1 aere aead leat et A- K. B Hitler at 6K I 1 aere aeed leaf of Jaoeb Helllnger at 6 j if aere aeed leaf et Jaoeb Babl, at 5 j 1 acre aeed leat et Iaaac Bemberger at iif 1 aere aaed leaf of Jaoeb Malikey at 7 and 2; 2 aeraa aead leaf et Jaoeb Brandt at 7, ) and a ; if acre aead leaf of Cyrna Leng, at 6 ; if acre aaed leef et K. Hirnalean at 8, 2 and 1 ; if aere of H. Drybread at e and 1 Batea at Balnea. TbecorrerpendentoftbelHTKLLiaENOBB at Salnnga report tbe following ealea In tbat vicinity : Jebn Uerabey, 1 aere, aeed, 7 round; Jebn Kepperllng, 3 aerea, aeed, 7K round; Milten Orcff, 2 aerea, aeed. 7 round and 2 aeraa, aeed, 0f round; A, B. Brackart, if aere, eeed, 8 round; Harry Bwarr, lif aerea, Havana, 10 round; Mlltea Miller, 2 aerea, ased, 8 round; Buaaa Hern berger, 1 aere, aeed, 9, 2; Henry Bnyder, 1 bem, aeed, 8, 2; Amea Bnyder, 1 aere, aeed, 8, 2; Albert Oelllna,! aerea, aeed.10 round; Aoiea Herabey, 5 aurea, aeed, 10 round; William Oemamer, 8 aerea, aeed,7tf round; Jehn Mlailey, 2 aerea, aaed, 7 round; Daniel Bryan, 4 aerea, aeed, 7 round; Mlenaei Miller, 2 aerea, aead, 10, S, 2. la tba Lewer Kaa. Frank Brown, of Little Britain, 2 aerea te Bailee fc Fray, at 20, 5, 2; Ttaea, Furalaa, te aame 0 aeraa 15, 6, S and 2 ; J. J. Faany te aame 2 aerea, 12, 4 and 2 : Jeba Heme, 1 aere at It, 4 and 1 ToJebnEigan, BUaaburg;0. Clark, of Little Brltale, Beld 4 aerea at 17, 14, 12, 4 aad 2, BBd Davla Brown, 2 aerea at 18, 4 aad 2, Te Jeba Brimmer, R. Bhampaen, 3 aeraa aorta at 18, S and 2. .Tbe following waa aeld te R. H. Brnbaker, la Drumore, J. B. Frey, 8 aeree at IS, S aad 2 ; Qlbaeu Carter, 8 aerea 15, C, S and 2. All tba above waa Havana. la Yerk Genntr, from tbe Dlip&leh. Tobaceo la new aellleg quite aotlve la Yerk ceanty ; ablppleg but week waa brlak aad will be again line week, meatly te Lancaster. Havana aeed leaf brings about 17, 4 and 2 eenta per pound, Pennejlvanla bread leaf 12, 4 and 2 cent for tbe flneet and, aa usual, wueb will sell for leaa. Our Yerk county tobaceo orep et 1688 waa a large and geed one. Tbe late planting waa a nea ana perreet growth, ana the ercp eaiad wall and perfeet,and co doubt will prove valuable goods In tbe bands of tbe regular packers and mauufaeturere. Tba Yerk ennnty orep will amount te from SO 000 te 40.000 eases, worth probably 11,500,000 te tbe growers. Mew Yerk araeta. from tba U. a. Tobacco Journal. Tke business of our market eeema te have baaa transferred te tba tobacco flelda, Our aaakexkaraoeamanelng te invest largely la tee new orepa if they can buy iheea at reasonable pileea. Meat of tba new aaed orepa will arve bat for binder and filler parpeaea. The old ateck, I n tbe meantime, la gradually giving out. Tbara baa baaa a preceptlble lecreaee In the aalee et aaed leaf tbe peat week, buttberoahataaute bava exhausted iiaelf for geed till tba aaw goeC a will aaaae wetr appearaaea. xaa aataa Mad te about LaMaaaaaaasaaaaaagau irfaaaa, ataaaaticggkMiaaisal bybmb, wthh tka imMln OoaaaeUoat MMkMrwkiik aa kink nffiali BnjBBB SI BsBBg. x dmgygBB IWIWftMBMi klBB fat lien vaB - Mik Tae reformat tka aaw, at, a li MMKpMUHreriM MMmMUM Tfcey UftM jmfl fltmay, fcady wfclefc MkN kirn teat m tfcBB tfc heavy fcady afaverHaauar mt ana Tfcia aaaaTataata aaadWaea et tka aaaaataat kavt a teadeaey te mi BMta Mkaaee tka prlee ettkaexeaUaat 4aHtj geadaai taa.faV eref) aa aeaaa; af TaaMsBBBTaaajataaaa tadraflftag aleag ataiMUaabstatkaaa raaaU baaaa. Abeat W aataa aasaarlea tka traaaaotleaa of tka waate waaai sea aaa aasaeva at asa asw aeaaaaaii or eianussBg e is uaius BawwlUarrlvalaaavaaaatMv. Tka rawmaadMbsadlyeeaatMadklgaer aaMaqaalHy areealaia te be batter avragatbaataa'87waa. Attkerat saau TaaorlBtlea leat Maadayat ase Ikara waralll aalea Iraai wklaa tka fcayar fcelde at 986 eeala, Datek earraaev. launia laay assaas Bviea awaa asaw (e OMta rata of daty, tkay eeaM aet be aeld ta earfltarketfer laaathaafSapeaad. Tka lareaeaeriDea se be ugat, taeaga aet laeatar. ltwlUsakaaiaraerioeerlo. Uea fca order ta taaa aa tatalllaaat lur teatbaaawHaaMtia. V Itesa the Tobacco Leaf. Tka market tela week kaa baaa vety qatet, aad very little tobacee waa aeld. it teafiUraiydliteraattatkatoaaeaeralalBgaeo tleer.wkara great aeUvKy la baiagdlaplayed. la FaBaaylvanla tbe meat la belagdeae. aad tba aaad leaf tobaeee la almost entirely bought and la tbe baade of paekera. What ramaiBB la bald at higher flgnrea. Tba Havaaaaeed la bald at euek flgnrea tbat aetblBg la being dme la tbat variety. Wtaoeaala baa baaa pnrchaaed te a great axteat la fact all tha aeotleaa kave aeld aame goeda J. a. Saaa' Baa's Bapett. Following are tba aalea of leaf tobaceo reported by J. S. Gens' Boa,tebacoo broker, Me. 131 Water afreet, Mew Yerk, fee tka week ending Monday, March 25, 1889: 98 eaaea 1888 Feanajlvaala aeed leaf, P.M 990 caeca 18B8 Peanaylvanla aaad lear.talaa t ate eaaea 18B7.FeeBavlvaala aaed tear, ( Uife.1 50 etBM 1887 Panaaylvaala Ha vaaa aeed, a. tt 140 eaaea 18K7 atata Havana, 12WQ183 1 160 eaaea New England Havana, tQixta ; 100 eaaea 1837 Wlaoeoala Havana, p.t; 150 eaaaa auadrlee, 6Me. Total, 1,088 eaaaa. ta VkiiaaaiphU aurkaa. , from tka Tobacee Lear. -"' Tha peat week'a bnalneea la taed leaf proved quiet, aaa general thing, la reeulta te the bandlera of cigar leaf. Buyers are Backlog only particular sty Lee of geed, aad than buy eparlngly. Of oeurae Ba aad aeund heavy Bllera are eatable, bnt they have become eearca and have moved up in figures teveral notches, while heldere are inclined te bide them, believing that before leag a much better prtee will be obtained, ae tbat tbe past week must be taken aa aa oft week. Sumatra la being aeld, notwithstanding tba high flgnrea. Met only tba samples, but tbe balaa are closely Inspected. Havana Met quite aa free a seller. Nevertheless tbe amount aeld abewa It baa the flrat call, wtlle tbe bualntaa la aatlt aatlt aatlt faotery. BkreaucAMa tw mew. City UBlesrs Nemlaatatt ea Monday BvsnlBg. arts. HoemI aaa Blarasakar DMplaead. Tka caaeua of xeaablleaa aiembera 6. oeaaeU.waa bald eaMeadayivealBg L: J oemmoB council ebambar. BebertA. Erana presided aad William Blddle waa elected aeeretary. ltwtadaoldedtemake tba aomlaatleaB la tbe following erder: Chief et Are department, alreet oemmlealoner, aaperln aaperln tendeatef water werka, city treatarar, city aollclter, elty regulator, assistant ragulatera aad messenger. H. B. Venderamltb waa nominated and obeaea by aeolamatlen for tbe offlee of chief et tbe fire department. Fer alreet commissioner tbe eandldatea placed la nomination were Jaoeb Berts, F. W. Oerrecht, Frank .Hinder, Menne Wenger and Jehn Jehnsen. It required aeven balleta te make a nomination, and the price waa captured by Jehn Jobnaea, of tba Blxth ward. , Tbe vote by balleta waa aa follews: l s a 4 a Berts 7 7 7 7 a Gcnrech. ...I a 1 0 e Minder B 8 ,8 8 Wanmr - 4 1 1 1 '0 6 7 9 10 6 e Jehnsen 5 7 10 11 UU17 Oa tbe final ballet Mr. Berla received the vetea of Stermfelta, Hoever, Evaea, Dlaan, Frants, Landla, Bebum, Erlsmaa, Berts field and Bltner. Tbeee voting for Mr. Jobnaea Beard, Ebermae, Underwood, Eager, Xrelder, Halnea, Brln'en, Bartholemew, Blng, Cumminga, Hrr, Baumgardner, Blddle, MeLaugblln, Zsek, Creibaeb aad Peter C. Hensel and Edward F. F alley were the eandldataa for auperlatandant of the water werka, Mr. Fraliey waa nomi nated by a vote of 14 te 12, with Mr. Bar tnolemew absent when thla vote waa taken. The following waa tbe vote for tbe offlee: Fraliey Messrs. Blddle, Leng, Beard, Eberman, Hoever; Brlnten, Bleg, Com Cem mlnga, Harr, Baumgardner, MeLaugblln, Zwk, Bltner and Cresbaeb. Henael Meaara. BtermfeUz, Evana, Halnea, Sebum, ErlmaB,,Dlnan, Franta, Underwood, Eiger, KrelUer, Landla and Bertineld, Fer elty treasurer Harry Rathfon waa nominated by aeolamatlen. Fer city aollclter tbe nemlneea were Wm. T. Brown and Jebn E. Seyder. Mr. Brown waa nominated by a vote of 18 te 9. Fer city regulator the eandldatea were Allan A. Herr and OeL B. O. Blaymaker. Mr. Harr wis nominated by a vote of 17 te 10, Antheny Leebler and Rebert Albright, the assistant legula'era laat year, were re re eominated aad Jeba H. Laucaa waa Bgaln ebeaan for meaaanger. Aa will be aeen by tbe above list, there have been chengee In the important offleea et atreet oemmlaaloner, auperlntendent of waUr werka and city regulator. Mr. Jobnaea, who will be atreet commie. aloeer next year, la net well known la tbe elty. but be beara an excellent reputauea aad tbeee who de knew blm aay he la well qualified for tbe position. CoaimlaeieBW Berla, who ret!rat, bad a reputation for doing bla work well. Tbe offlee la one tbat brought blm In contact with people who were disposed te find fault with blm beeauee they could net have streets repaired, but aa the oemmlaaloner Is net bla own beaa be oeuld net balp them aed tbe if suit waa that be made many bitter enemlea. Edward Fraliey, who baa been chosen for the offlee of auperlnteadent et water werka, neede no Introduction. He la a young man, bera and ralaad in the elty, and baa alwaya been aa active Republican. Hleaeleotlen waa a geed one. He la In telllgent, aetlve, and baa tbe ability te make a geed effleer, and aa be la en trial, be will de bla beet te make a record. Allan A. Herr, who euceeeda Cel. Blay maker, beld tbe offlee of regulator aeveral years, and la well known aa a surveyor. Rebert A. Evana waa aelected for preal deat et select council aad J. K. Barr, elark ; William X. Beard, president of common oeunoll aad David L. Data, clerk. pelttag Baa. BapreeeBtatlvee et Celeraln and Llttla Brltalatownablpseompeted ea a spelling baa at the Uolea school house en Friday night Celeraln came eat ahead aad Little Brltaia basekaUaaged Oetarala tosseeesd aaateat. It wttl eaatacd. alataaitOteva aayrataf ITWai etdfltiet-. Tnereaartaattke aaw, Imh aaaa aaa anst-taw hat fc.ta.tBin m. IkiMMBTrnlMkiTiwalMiiltMl I .ifcsgfclsraste, BISHOP INIGHT INSTALLED. oawwteMV e ceiaanatkYiOM laataa IM aUbWAVKaBBYO-BTAY. f fjaieagv, Oaassasss, Atabj. adinaaaat The Mtivseat thai MiLWACttBa, Wla, Marek 98 -la tka Btaaaaee' et a eoagteaatlea wkJek eeea ptaWty Ailed avery loot of apace In Ail eetkacrai aad wwa tka setaata aa laaaraaalva ritaal wklekle praaatlbad by IM Fieieataat Batatepai eaarea, nav.'Dt. ataaakt, el Inaaiaair. Fa., waa Ma lag feraaaUy eeaaaeraled aaaaaa at Mil weaken Owlag te tka aaaaewkat llaaltad seatleg eapaeHy at taaUflea, aMaasllaMOaal WM fMAVlBlaM 10 MnMal Off ttekata, wktah bad baaa dietrlbaaM. Mtresajk eat the flaoate te a total at ebaat aaa tbb aeera eiiaa.aataaa ware aad for tka aext kenr a.a'aady of premmeat reaieaeatatrvaa etike OaaomlaaUen passad lata tka aave. Tka eeatreef tke aadlteriaaa waa raeerved far UevlalUBgalergyaaea, alvtally atadaata and tha ebertetera, while the clergy of tka dloeeee, attired la full aoelealaatleal veet aent, oeoupled atata within tba ebaaeel rail. At.balt-paat eleven o'elook tha ergaa pealed forth the Ta Danes aad at the aame BBeaaent tba proeaaalea, beaded by the oberlatera, emerged from tha vestry. Tba efSctatlng btehepa aad praabytera having liken their appointed atatleae, tka ooagra eoagra oeagra gation meanwhile rising te its feet, the ear. yteee opened with a full choral celebration of tke Hely KBabanat, tha rseeesleaal aad laddaBtal hymna being rendered by a ohelr of baa hundred voleea. Thla portion of the eeromeatee ended with a aermeaby Right Bev. Blabep Saymear, et Bptlag nald, Ilia, aad upon lie eoaeloaloa tka regalar eoaaecratlen aarvlee wa Imme diately eemBtaeeed. , Blabep MeLaraa, of Chleage, offleUted aa ebtaf oeBaaorator.aaatated by Blakepa Perry, et Iowa, aad Seymear, et Ullaeta. Tke preoenterawereAaetetant Bameps OUbert, of Minnesota, sad Walkar.ef Merth Dakota, aad tba attaadtag preebytere Bav. Dra. KUey, et Meebetak ceUeg. tad Wright, of thla city. Tbe matter of eeremeniea was Bev. Sidney L. Smytke, of Delaflald, wke offleiatad In a almllar capacity at tka obse quies of Bishops Welle and Brown. Tha btahep-elect made the responses te tbe laterrogatlena of tha preeldlng blabep la a dear, firm volee; and reverenti ally knelt before tbe altar with bowed heed while tbe preeldlng blabep and kla aaelatanta laid their handa upon him and tha former In a alew Impressive manner, aald ' "Beealve the Hely Qheet for tke offies and work of a bishop In the church of Ged new committed onto tbae by tbe Imposition, et oerbaada," Tbe Bible wee then delivered te tka blabep with a brief exhortation ; tka ohelr aang Crulkebank'a eaaaa la B flat with magnlueent iffeet and tba eervlcea, which bad occupied ever two beara, eon een een eluded with tbe benedkstten.. Bubecquently the newly made Uahep nald a resection te tbeclar aad laity.-" 1 'The ceremony te day waa tke laltlsl een- aaoratlenofabUbop la tba Bute or WW WW WW oenslo, and Btabop-alcetGrattoa,of Feed da Lte dloeeee, will be consecrated aext month. . AMOYBBst POOP ONB. She BBtertalaaaenl of oaaassatege Yrlba Ba Ba Jejaa by a Large amain. Canttiatege Tribe, Ma 23, L O. R. M., gave their fourth musical and dramatleal entertainment laat evening In Miennarcber hall. Tbe eadlenee wi a a large and appre ciative one, and tbe performer e went through their respective perta with credit. Tee following lengthy but exeellent pregramme waa rendered : Frank Devera'a original drawing room aeaaa of Albines. Tambo,F. Devere. In tarlocuter, W. Butten. Benes, F. Aerea. Overture, Oreheatra ; Bessie's Grave, Mr. B. Apperly ; DlnaU Lee, Mr. F. Aerea ; Booked In the Cradle et the Deep, Mr. Ed. Btyeis ; Blng Dam Gelden Bella, Mr. F. Devere; Teke Me Beck te Heme and Mether. Mr. U A. Vlllee ; Grand Finale, Tbe Bowery Grenadiers," Devere, Aerea, Hutten and oempany. . ' Overture, orebeetra: baritone nole. Mr. Ed. B.yer; Oar Themas Cat, B. Apperly; Beng and danee, J. Bwenk; temperanee lecture, "Water va. Whisky," Wm, Leenard; Germanla quartette, Meaara. Adams, Parker, Mauman and Adama; Frank Dtvere In hie greet epeelalty, entitled Mixad.'er Where Did Yeu Get Them Sheet;" recitation, Win. Hutten; On tbe Rhine, Mra. Devere and Mlaa Quade; flute aole, Master Jebn Met agar; Irish aenaa, Mr. B. Apperly ; Uncle Jesb from Virginia, Mr. Ed Btyer; Our German Friend, Mr. B. J. Brown; bone aole, Mr. F. Acre: Simple Blmen, Mr. F. Devere; silver shower oleg, Mr. Jebn Bwenk; oemlo banjo duett, Messrs. Sutten and Adams; overture, orebestra; tbe whole oenoluded with a laughable farea by Meaara. Mebn, Hutten, Leenard and Mra. Devere, entitled The Medicine man." Orantcd bj tbe KeRlstar. Tbe following letters were granted by the register et wills ler the week ending Teea. day, March 20. Administration Lydla Ann McOarty, deceased, late of Weat Earl township; F. W. Hull, Ephrata, administrator. Ellcabeth Khret, deeeaaad, late of Btraa burg borough ; Christian Buret, Btrasburg, administrator. Edward Laeda, deceased, late of Lan caster eltj; Oscar Hebeln, cliy adminis trator, e. u a. Frederick Oldweller, deeeaaad, late of Mb Jey township; Melleda O. Old waller, ML Jey, edmlnUtrater. Abraham M. Hirr, deceased, late et Maner township; Ell M. Herr and Benjamin M. Herr, Maner, administrator. Henry Dearetler, deceased, lata of Maner township; Ephratm H. Doerstler, Maner, administrator. 1. The Lectors en Tnetsday Kvsnteg, Rsv. Tbemaa O. Perter's lecture en "Six Weeka in Europe " la te be delivered in tbe court house en Thursday evening, Instead of Tueaday evenleg, aa elated la laat even lng'a paper. Bev. A. T. G. Apple and wife, et Coulee villa, Bddferd county, are guects In the family of Dr. Apple ou the college campus. lMter Alderman Denasily, Harry Menlzlar waa given a hearing before Alderman A. F. Dennelly this morning en a charge et drnnkenneaa and dlaerderly oendoot for having canoed a disturbance at one o'clock en Sunday morn lng at Hen Brabaker' ranch, en Middle atreet. He waa discharged upon payment of costs. Oe a Vialt el lotpaetlen. Mra. Ida L. Bbannen, et Philadelphia, who la dlvlalen president of the Lad lea Atd Beetety, of the G. A. R, wee In Lea. caster last evening en a vialt of inspection te tke local branch. Addreeeea were made by eeveral el tbe members and a banquet wbb held at Mra. AllabaeU'd alter the meeting. m Oaaedlaa appelattd. In court thla morning Philip A. Pylr, waa appointed guardian of Jeba O. Shelly, grandson of Jehn Shelly, deeeaaad, late of Mount Jey borough. A at wtenr Aneataa. Tbemia Weeds kaa been arraeted near Tornado poateffloa, Lincoln eeaaty, Weat Vuatala, for tba mnrdar at k aaethar-la uvTMia, WaaflaBB Waagt, last tetttfday. OBaaaaa) tw ybb low bbyb. Maw Laaatlaae t Haraaaata aad Oakara. aaataHHtafi , emakaBrakaa BBrBkBat) aaWVaBBnBBj ' aTfBaTBBBBW aaVaaaa XitTTLB BniTAiWi Marak 95. BO. Rttey, wkaeeRledeaawkeelwrlghtBkepM taia for aataa tiattv kad MMle sale at d-bsBd wageae aa Bataraay aad raal- UtdfalrBtleta. Ba aaevadaaar Cfcnaaa, Oaaeeer eeaaty, where ha partktaad a saaall property and wUltserryea the mm baal- T. R. Aakrlm A Ca, marchaala, fetatar ly at Wakaaeld, kave aaevad ta tkat ateee. a M. Wllaea AMB.aMrekaata, teraaerly etSraaaea, moved te Wakatlaid. aafgar Fdllea, merebaat, faramly at skat psaea,aMvadteCarryli). ' BBttaT'irUaaa, tkraBtrly:at the fins at ,Wllaoa;Brea, mnllflt, at Cherry Mill, trill safeta ta tba arlatlng balaeaa. B." Iff. Hahws Bre., marakaala at Plsaaaat Greve, Ulead aalldlag a iargt aaaatry at Helaea' elation. t Meaara. MeBBarraa at Grega;, tba tattr prialng creamery aaaa at Patera Oreek,hava aat taa new eagiae aad batter tjad faad mill te aeeemaaaaata tkatr aatraaa, Tka Olatkeea Oeek taraa, atar Flaasaat Greve, eeaehHIag et 185 aerea, kaa baaa aeld te W. T. Brewa, esq, af Lancaster, for about 18,500. E. M. Balnea, et Plaaaaat Greve, kaa parehaaed a tract et weed lead from Mra. Annie B. Weed, et Ltaeaatsr. Be erected a tine realdenee ea It aad took possession last weak. t Mr. Andrew Charlea, proprietor; et tka hotel aad farm' at Wakefield, has purchased the Aaroa Fallertea farm, eoealatlng et 140 aerea, from H. H. Halnea, et Blsteg Bun. Mr. Jehn Wasaen, formerly oenneeled with Jehn Cenrad la butehatlng at Oak Hill, will carry ea the Mate bualaeea at bla tatbat'e farm near Wrlghladale wllk Leaadar Wilght aa partner. Mr. Oliver Blaekbara, farmerly Uller In the Farmers' National bank et Oxford, kaa returned from his fa tore borne, Bt Freaele, Kanaaa. TheatoreheuaaatGoaheawlU be oeoupled by Mrs, Wlllism Flte, from Virginia, who will engage la tbe mereaatUs bualaasa. Jeba Oauffamn will erectaflaerealdaaee at Oakland, en a tract et 40 aerea which ke purcbaaed tram tha Glbeea aetata. Over elxty new oeavsrts ware added te the Presbyterian oherok ea Bnnday. The funeral et Marshall Wright, who died suddenly of apoplexy, waa held en Friday. The eervlcea, wblek were held la Little Britain Preebytarlanohureb, were coadneted by Rev. G. W. Buekell aad C W. BtBwart, D.D. Tba ebeequtea were largely attended. Mr. Wright leaves a widow and three children, E. W. Wright, M.D., who resides ea bla farm la Little Britain ; Lewis M. Wright, a merebant at West Greve, Chester county, aad A. A. Wright, merchant at Wrlghladale. MABYBLOUS OBLBBTIAI. PBEMOBULXA. A araage sight Teas atartlatf the Peeple et . QeatryvUia, Abeat halt-past eight o'elook ea Sunday avealag tha people of Quarryvilla wen astonished te observe a bright light la tka sky te tbe north weak Uyaaabaat-aa-Mg aaa dinner plate aad ehUdrea tkeagbt It waa the moon, bnt it waa Boen observed te waver like a swinging lantern asd.Ua4ight though reaembllng tbe gleam of a atar was mera yellow. It remalaed vtelble for abeat an beer and a bait and Beamed te risk an rlae el out three feet,' though often remain ing atatlenary for ten or fifteen mlnatee. The etiange light waa gaatd upon by tbe whole community. Me one oeold riplala It, and all declare tbat It oeuld aet have been canted by a balloon or any artlflelal means. It la auppeaed te have been finally obscured by oleuda. Unclaimed Latter. Toe following 1 a liat of unclaimed let ter remaining In tbe poatefflce, Lancaster, Monday, March 25, 1889 t Ladit List .-Mra. J. W. Chamberlain, Sarah Guinter, Mia. Emma H. Haver stick, Mlaa Ida E. Buna, Mlsa Ida B. Kuril, Mis Little Maratellar, Ml Susan A. Miller, Mra. 8. Miller, MIssTillleW. Frits, Mia Kats Stoke. OtnW Ziit . Parilus Abram. esq , F. A. Andersen, W. H. Arneld, Allen Hair, Dr. Wm. Beckar, Jehn Bender, Jeba M. Bensen, (2), Tbemaa Belk, Batista Gala, mar, J. J. Carpenter, Cielend, Blmpaea tk Tayler, Jeseph Cochran, Jehn Dabler, Gee. w. De-Oammead, G. W. De-Laud. J. F. Downa, BenJ L. Eberly, Geaaler dt Wlloex, Henry Qreeniaaf, Geerge Green swelg, (2) ; Jebn Heuse), M. B. Hunger ford, Win. Jene, G. W. Kahler, H. E. Keller, B. Kreider, Laeupla Oempany, Harry B. Lee, J. MeNelly, Banj. Miller, O. Miller, Jr., M. C. Maekel, Lewis Powell, J. A. Prlee, Anten Bahm, (2), Jebn Btett, rnnK a want, job. wbik, it), i-tisr a. Wlllaer, PaUr A. Wlieen, Charles Zlru merman, Uenry Ztlgenluai. Mr. Wherry's KaeotstleB Hrmd In the Heuse en Monday night Mr. Wherry presented a resolution for tbe appointment of a Joint apedal committee te Investigate tbe transaction et tba alnklng fund commissioners ter tbe past two yeara, and report te tbla or the next aaaalen of the Legislature by bill or otherwise. After dl- cusslen inercaaiuuen waa reierrea te tne wave and means oemmllteo by a party vote 01 te 43. Tha soldiers' erpnsns oemmUaion bill was patted te third reeding, alter having been amended te aa te provide tbat no oentraoia anau de maae ie tne eddlera' erpbana ayndleate aobeola. Tba bill amending tba general corporation aet of April 29th, 1874, and la aapplamaata, extending It provlalena te oempanlaa furntiblng light, heat and power by alec alec trleity, providing ler tbe Incorporation of aueh cempaniae and for tha collection of elalma of gas, water, elaotrie light, beatand power companies paaaed aeoend reading; also tba bill providing for lieenslng et traealent retail merchants la cltlee and boroughs. In the Senate Mr. Penroae Introdueed a bill appropriating (5,000 for tbe proposed war library et tbe Leyal Lrglen In Phila delphia. A number et bills were pasted te aeoend reading, among them tba bill glvleg power te ecboel beards te oend ema prepertlea desired for aobeol purposes, whan aatlafaotery arraugamenta cannot ba made wltb the ewnera. A Behoel'a BaUiUlemaut. The eeoendary aobeol of Quarry villa gave an entertainment In Ua public ball en Saturday evening, and It waa Ua meat enjoyable ailalre of Ue kind ever held In Uat place. Tbe exerclaee oentlated of recitations, music, tableaux, 4a, which were all rendered creditably by the puplia; and the teaeber, S. P. Barnet, dteervee great credit for tbe manner In which he haa Ue children trained. Tbe entertainment waa given by the aobeol; net an outsider bad any part In It It waa for Ue benedl of tbe aoheol and waa a aucceta financially. The ball waa crowded te overflowing. Will W ! a 0as trail Club f Jeseph O. Devlne, a dlreoterot theHar. rlaburg base ball club, and vloe prmldent of tbe Middle Statea Dague, It In Ueclty today. He la endeavoring te make ar raagementa te ergtulta a club la thtt elty, audi calling upon tbe eltlatna who btve heretofore taken an lnterea) in base bill, Tha Middle Bta'aa League new baa eluba la Hsirlaearg, Yerk, Beading, Philadal. pblaead Trenten. mt i A Blrtaday Barprue. Lut evening a number of tbe young lady and gentlemen friend el Mlaa Katie Franklin tendered bar B birthday eurprtee party at bar home, Ma 211 En. Ohaalaat Taywrs i DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. tjkerra mill ahd ybb mibeb ay mill BBBBB. ABB BOBltBB. A rear Btary ataaatara aaaa Op la Baaeke, ta. vatvsag a Lata at sassy Ta of Belter Th taeataaae Vpea It Bet Battalaat te Oever the Lea. Tka large mill et Adam O. Greff, ea the WHlew fttreet taraatke at UUl ereek, three mllea Beatk at taa ehy, was aallrely destroyed by Are eaertly before mtaalgat a Maaday. Tka flames from tka mill aammaniaatad ta tka bridge ever Mill ataak, aad all taa woodwork et thla etrne ttttewMBlsecdaaBated. Tka flra waa dleeevertd about 1130 eMeak ay tka ataa at week ta tha mUl, and aa alarm waa at aaaa glvea, wlek breagbt Mr. GratTe aetgbberata tha Ira, bat Ika aaaes tataad aa rapidly tkat bat HUM eanld be saved.' Tka flra waa arm seea ea the third fleer, BkoramgaptBtfeapelalataeeaaUeot tka aalldlag tewaiae tka aaraat. Tkeaa wke ware early en tke grand aaved soma fleer Btewd w lower flea, bat a vary eaaall pre. porttaapateek waa gotten eat et tba mlU en aeeeaat et tka rapid earaad at tke fltmaa. bob of Mr. Great was dlspaatktd te tke etty far a flra eagiae, bat tka chief did net appear te thtak that ba bad authority ta aaad any et tke Are aaglaes be far into tbe eeuatry aad tka eagiae waa aet Bent. la Graft's oplalea It aaeaglna had been eent the bridge oeuld have been saved fromde fremde fromde alruetlOB. Before tha flra raged half an hear It looked at If tba dwelling beuse of ..Mr. Greff would ba deetreytd, and a larga portion et tka furniture waa removed te a piece et safety. The fltmaa did cemmunl. ette from the mill te aa eutbulldlag, bat Ue Are waa prevented from going farther by tka demolition el thla building by BiilUag it from llafoaadatlen with fcoeke. Tha doers aad windows of Mr, area's keaas ware badly bllatered by the beat. Tha barn steed some distance away, bat tt waa la no danger because the wlad was aet blowing tbat way. Tba ertgta of tka flra Is aet deflaltely known aad aever wilt be. It la auppeaed te have baaa eaused either by tbe frlotlea et tha machinery or explosion of flour dual, and a fa w people bold te the theory that tbe flra was mated by a mouse and a parlor Mr.GretTe mill waa one et the largest and finest la tbe oeunty and bad a capacity for aeveaty five barrels of flour a day la addi tion te tba ether work done. It waa run night aad day uatU raeeatly when a few beara reel were taken from about 11 o'elook at nlgbt until 2 o'clock In the morning. It waa beyond tke time for auaptndiBg work laat night, but Mr. Qrefi waa busy In tba offlee with bla boeka and tbe men kept the machinery getag until Mr. Graff waa ready te go borne, Tba attueture wbb a four atery frame bnlldlBgaetea stone fouadaUeaa. Three yean age Mr. Grefl remodeled bla mill aad BtMtaaeiamt roller maoelhary et a oeat 19,000. Thla kaa been praeUctUy reJaed by laat night's Are. Tba eeateata of the mill, aa near aaean be aaeertalned, ware betweea 4,000 aad 6,000 baataala et wheat, aeveral tbeuaand beabala of oera, braa, rye, aad ship staff, and 300 barrala of flour A ear lead of fleer was ahlppad from tka mill only a lew bears before tke Are. Mr. Graft kad an Insurance of 118,000 ea the mill, contents aad maehlnery, divided among tba following cempanies: Royal of England, 82,500; Amerlean, of Philadelphia, 82,000; Hartferd, of Conncetlont, 11,000; Glrard, et Philadelphia, 81,000; Norwleh Union, of England, $1,500; Springfield, Maaa., $1,000; Londen & Ltncaablre, of England, $1,000; Lebanon Mutual, $3,000 all represented by Rl'e & Ksufiman; PtcsaU, et England, $1,750, repreetnted by H. R. Breneman, and Fire Association of Philadelphia, $1,250, represented by Shenk tk Baueman, Of that lnenrance only $4,850 waa en tbe machinery, be that Mr. Orefl'a leaa In that danartmaat alone will be very heavy. He oeuld net give an estimated bla leaa, but It will probably feet up In tbe neighbor heed et $25,000. All tbat remalna of tbe bridge la tbe wing walla. It la a oeunty bridge, and waa artetad aome years sge. The brldgs is, however, kept la repair by the Lancaster A Willow Street turnpike end a representative of tbat oempany went te tba aeene of the Are early thla morning te make arrangemenU for the rebuilding of the bridge at once. Until It la built tbe people who uee tbat pike will be put te great laoenvanlenoe. They will either have te ford tbe creek at tkat point, -which la a dim suit feat ea account of the grade, or drive te town by way of Wabank and the Mllleravllle turnpike. The light from tbe burning building waa plainly teen la thla elty, aed eauaed an alarm te ba atruek trout box 01, whieh brought eat a great many people, who ran te tbe southern ei-d of tbe city. When It waa eetn that tha Ore waa In tbe oeuntry, nearly all returned borne, but a few went te eeene of tbe flra. A rUBttY YOOMQ JBWBM'BTOMY. Bha Otalaw aaa Waa aUHeaypaa By a Who uarrasa ea la a Bascy. Chioaeo, 111,, Mareb 28. A remarkably atraega eaae of kidnapping la elalmadbya pretty young Jeweaa te have occurred at dusk laat evening en a much frequented Uoreughfare, aha being tbe victim, and the abductor a well known man about 33 yeara old. Tbe young lady Mlaa Hattle Men delaen, aged 18 la employed at Hart Bretbera ahlrt faolery, en Franklin ttreet Her atery In aabetance la aa follewat Abeat 6:30, after bavlag done eeme ahep. ping, ahe was waiting for a Twelfth atreet cir. near tha oerner of State and Van Buien etreela. While Uere abe noticed In Ua allay a buacy attached te a brewa aeree. Suddenly ehe waa aeltad from be hind and a band paaaed ever bar faee, and Immediately aba began te leaa oonaotoua eonaotoua oenaotoua neaa. Bbe remembers Indistinctly a face ahe never atw before, aad et being lifted Inte Ue buggy. Bbe remembere neUIng farther until ebe partially regained oenacloutnata while batBg dragged out of Ue buggy en Prairie avenue near tern aueet. She aaya "I aaw Ua man run away aa aoen aa he Urew me down, and I beard the buggy rolling away. I aereamed aa loudly aa I oeuld, and two men paaelng by ctma te my aaalataaee. I waa carried te a drug atere and then brought home, reaching here about 0 o'clock. Her purer, containing about f , and a Jersey aba bad purcbaaed were gene. There la a aaloea at each corner et the alley where tbe affair la mid te bava occurred, but no one eaa be found who aaw anyUlng et lb Tha girl's story greatly puzzled Ue police. They did net knew hew te aoeount for tba kidnapping anlaaa a criminal aaaault waa Intended, and even if aueh aa attempt had beea frustrated by olreumetaaeev, Uty think Ue atery extremely queer. The girl wm found bnt a abort dtatauce from where Ue body of Eva Mitchell, who waa myaterloealy murdered eeme months alnoe Wee dlaeevered. Yea BxtcaUeaa Iaraaa. Four exeeatiene were laaued te-day aalaat Caaper Kehler for $1,650, by Adelpk twiaBBYwa " aBBtaaBl taaa aBaBajaBBaaaJ Ill HAMB M eOBWBHOTJB. Tha Maa Wba BeSBa Bletettra Braeght aTram Belnt' The aratta eeeea eevaraa. Chief BmellB arrived la UiaeMyat4:U e'eleek aa Meaday attaraeca aavlag In eaatsdy the thief who robbed tka store of H. C. ElehetlE. Hb alae bteaght back tba Btoiangeoda, Tba name of thethletlaB L. Geehenear. Tha robbery waa committed lata ea Teeedsy alght, March 21, andea Wednea day meralBg at 11 o'clock Goebenour was aader arrett la Baltimore. Tbe article that caused the IdsntlHcattca at Geekeaear aa taa Elchella rebter waa a turtle akelt knife et kandaeme patlera. Wbea Marshal Fray, et Baltimore, found tkJa kalfe la Goeheaout'a poaeaslen he felt eeUined that It wee atelea la this ally from Mr. Elcheltt, aad be ee aellfled theaatheil Ues beta, x He deeerlbed tba knUe ae mlaalelytkat Mr. Elohelta bad no dlffl. catty at arrlvleg at theeameoeeelnalon and bamadapraparatlonateaoto Baltimore. Tba theft aa above noted, wai oemmltttd lata ea Taeeday alght, Goeheaenr Oral eatered tka premises of Blmea BhlasUr, adjetalag tka Elohelta afore, where be atele a basket He tbea forced aa aatraaee Inte MeketlB'a ahep, and from there te tha storeroom. All tbe attlelaa stolen weta carried away la thla basket. Gocheeour mutt have left town aoen after tha robbery by freight trala. He says ba arrived la Baltimore at lOilO en Wedaaaday morning aadkadoalytlmstedlapoaa of three re volver when ke waa arraeted. Ha was aagaged la aellleg tbees goods la the marketplace whan arraeted. At drat he claimed that he bought them la Baltimore, and afterweret mid be get them In Phila delphia. Twe of the revolvers he aeld for $3.10, whieh ware worth $9 each, These revelvers were redeemed by Mr. Etohelta and brought back te Lancaster. Goehaaoar was glvea a hearing at Belli- i mare Meaday morning and remanded te tkeoaatedyof Ohltt Saaella. He waa band euged, tekea te Ue elation, pat en the ears Bad arrived here eafely at 4:43. lie wee dl. posed for a time te raelatoemlng with Chief Saaella beeeaee tbat offletr did aet have UnaetoperfaetbltrtqulalUoB.butherlBBlly agreed te go along with tbe offletr. Be d ealea bavlag oemmttted tbe robbery sad aaya be would sooner be abet tbaa glva te the autherlllea tha aamaa of tba guilty parUea, Haelatm tbat be wbb aet la Ue etty the night et the robbery, but It can ba abewa tbat be waa at the opera bonee ea Uat evening. Goeheaenr baa a bad record. He waa at one time an Inmate of tbe Beuae of Refuge, etrved a term In tba Yerk JtU, eeeaped from that laetltntlen and waa afterwarda arretted InUle oeunty for robbing Peon Peen eylvaala railroad ear. Fer tbat offense be served two yeara and nine menthr. Goebenour will be given a bearing by Alderman Halbacb te-morrow morning. There are three complaint agalntt Goebenonr. Oae It for Ue ftleakrae entry et tba aterr, a aeoend for the larceny of tba goeda aad aUIrd for eteallag a basket from Blmen Bhlaaier. A MO BL4KB IB CBIOAOO. A Ms-aen- BatMlsg aaa Ita vastest Vetoed ataiJ0a,000,Oeteeid Baity Tbta aeratag. Cbioabe, III., March 28. Tbe Central Storage oempany'a huge aix etery and basement atrueture en the north beak cf Ua river at Bush atreet, waa dhoevered te' be ea Are about four o'elook tbla morning. Tba bUtt originated la tba engine room In Ua basement, and by tbs time tha flrat engine bad arrived, bad ob tained aneh a bold tbat a second alarm waa turned In. In a very brief apace tbe Are had bnrned through Ua building and deck te tbe watet'a edge, tbe bltae finding reedy feed in the pile of furniture and ether inflammable material wltb which Ue great building wea filled. The flrebeat Gelaer played en Ue atrueture from tbe south and two dozen anglnea from the eaat, north and weat Boen the flames burst from the wlndewe of tbe greet atrueture and rolled up In huge vel nmee, illuminating the entire north aide. A fourth, and tbea a general aiarm waa Bounded, and tbe entire department ear. rounded Ue furnace like building. Tbe greet building waa aoen gutted. There waa atered la It a million and a bait dellara worth et Imb and ecflsea, Tba principal ewnera were Eppln, Smith dl Wyinan, of Mew Yerk; W. P. Roem k Ce., of New Yerk j Geerge W. Leve A Oa, el New Yerk i Hyde A Bouthwertb, Boeten ; B. B. Cjnant A Ce., Bosten Siegfried fcBrendrtln,Bn Frauoleeo ; Frlteb A Hewland, Chicago ; C. P. LaUrep A Oa, Oblotge ; Rebert Jtflf'7 tk Ca, Chicago; William F. Plel Ce, Indlanapella ; Ue Union and Flrat National banks, Gblesga The building, worth $60, 000, wea owned by tbe Arthur Broneen eetete.efNew Yerk, and waa lnaured for $10,000. At sbeut 40 the tames flew aoreaethe atresia and aet Are te bulldlnge a block away. Tbeae small aide blaaea were etepped wltb difficulty, aa a attfl breast, bad aprung up. Sevtral firemea wera overcome by the florae beat ea Buab atrtet, and wera carried away back en the bridge, while Uelr place were filled by ether. Towering fltmta awept down and licked the building acres Kin tie aireei repeat edly. Goods were removed from beutts nearly a block away. The alreela waa filled wltb frightened people. Alderman Manlerre, the proprietor et tbe wsreheuae, aaya Ue cententa were covered by tnauranee. Tha origin et Ue fire," aald tha alder man, 'la lneendlary. I haven't time te talk about It new, but an Incendiary started tbe bltz." A Boeaway AecUltni, This morning William F. Dlllcr, tocem panted by bla alttar, Mlsa Llllle DUier, drove out tewarda tbe QreO'a mill fire and find ing the bridge ever tbeatream burned away turned back and down Ue read leading te Mew Danville. Tbe horse, which waa a young animal, beeame fraolleus and began raarlna BBd pluntrlng. He auoeeeded In breaking the ehafta of the buggy and un un un hltobleg blmaeir, alter which be ran away and at laat aoeouoia bad net been captured. Mr. and Mlta Dlller were net much Injured end were brought te Ltncssler In tbe carriage el a friend, who met them en the red Anneal Election el untstr. BL Jeseph's Catholic Benctleitl a(e'ely beld Ita annual meeting last night and elected Ue following offleera for Ue en aulDgyear: Praeldent, Adam Mattern ; viet presi dent. Bernard Sehwarz ; treasurer, Adam Finger; secretary, Jeseph Beale ; trustee, Bernard Roekenatelu ; standing commit tee, BeuUweet ward, Jeseph Kejb, WIN Ham Neetatt, Michael Lamp; Southeast, Geerge Reth, MatUlaa Stem wandel ; North east ward, Michael Matt, Ler en t Schmidt, Fabian Ytcker; meaaanger, Censtanline Bambardt. Tbe retiring aeeretary, Mr. Matt, bad performed bla dutlea faiUfuily for 25 yeara. The society la In a geed fi nancial oendltlon. a Laat Day Fer Ltrilec Llcna. Tburadav next it the last day upon which the licenaea recently granted by the court ean be lifted. These from the country die trlcta have nearly all been lined, but par Uea from Ue city ere rather tardy owing te tka HM fa wfclek they ara required la fay, are m A tf tan tHMYBgi. Bwtc.VAjab.tic COM ' J -4 fH V? mtMuitMw, rrar eaanva BNattttt4rewvF BapiBuaesay aad Jhi. st - wm.wit arm varare ne . ,, . .' .1-u ....-- ' -" T,a"i: it rmifrif !,. nnt i w- . If. .V, MINISTERS STATIONED. rmttBrtaiAriuililM l I .. . .-i BBatteatir, Fa, Msrsk 98.-T1M ttttaw'' -lag appetatmeata weta aaavaaamed ay tka - vsasmi .cewHDTivaam aa. -m, easieraaaa j. thJemeralagi ,5 -: AllOMia HtMrla. tL BL WmmMm. ----'- ''l elder. Allagasay WhaaaBMleAMBena. caeetaatavaaaa, J. M..MatJataa httgkik.-j. aveaae. a. u. xeeami Finn aveaae,,j, a. Btelai rintekarafc, D. & Moaret; chunk. B. B. WUaoaiAlteeaaetri weed, A. W. Gayer; Birmlagaam, "Wai'V wm. mMtmiA. n. t -- c. Hall, A..II 1 t 7m r.Mi flu. '"- -" waw.., mu -TV.' Mjnni - ,v pert te aa aanallad tvi.L. MiUart Ar Curweatvllle.0. a RtviDaauaaiskit. B. ' AILM. HJfaaoea. XT?. WlMsa Ileal hj dayaburg, B. T. BwarU i HoaiaaeM TnV5A Oelbarat Heward, u. B. Xlagi lrvaaavJ wti xnnHj i unaaa; vny, w. u ana ass i : MartTaabargsad BMttaa Bprlaaa, WTX., Baeea; MUeebarg aad UaleavtlK 9. Wi seara i aaerrawaia, aa aa Bapastaa awivr. i M. Llngeaaliari ew Waabfagaaa, B B. , V nmiini, uteeeia, am. u. a jaw raaa'a , Vallev. a Hlekat lUUaaMMh JvM.'Si? McGarragh I Plaa Urava, ta fca Mpattad ky i. u. xebbbi riaasaai usa. ae aa aaaatiaa u ey u. jr. Bearviai ren aaamaaj ay u. w. , RiebeU; Raatar, B. H. WUtaaa; Baaw - Bbee, J. W. Bedford ; Tyreaa, Oeeraa M Laldvt Wallacetea, B. Bheamakar; War ,il rlnaWrlr. WT. A. Vlar-Mr TTIIIIf ! M'- W. F. D. MoaaaiWeadBarfy aaal Laya-p-' burg, J. W. Ely Woodland, J. V. AJtaer- 'fe bob i Bspernaaaerary aaa aapaaaaaaataa .i preaehers, J. A. Woedeeek, .IT Agaa, J. a. Abera, Geerge Gaysr, M. W. Ostbatr, . 4; Daavllle Dtetrlet Jeaa Deaakaa, ara aldtng aider. Aahlaad, W. O. Biihfct irc, Bcaek Haven. l V. Bavtdge i Bta'aa, -Uiifa niiMMBalMiM.. M. W. i rVmlaa Waa. mA9. . MM.. , MM Mill Tjfl -- . '-i: baaappileaTbyP. It. Braaaaa Mtaekkarav j. m. aaauey i uatawawa, w. . aaaaaa t CaUwIataelrcuit M. H. mtak OsBWtak w. n ww. nam . riiiaiian. m. at Fertaer ; Daavillf, Ui. PaaaTviaUslBOBB) rk DaaviUa, Trtaltv, O. W thevatjeaayt-f burg, a! W. Daeker; Btay aad Mat atreet, B. MaUaiue ; GotdeaiFfeyar HBKh vayvUla, B. HamUa ; Htalatea, J.. a'-iv Shaver i Haalatea mission te ba MBpUed.; by a Blair j HMfeaetaw ta ba aaa. Aedanreld, M. L. Drami Jeeaaytawn,1 J.J' OT. UnHliaHi UiMlawtlla. O. K Walata. '., Mount Carmel, W. O. Fergaseat Maakm.'H , burg, W. A. lrlMeeeeeatvW.T.aV Daaver; MetUamaawaad, J. D. W. Vmymt-4 OraBgavllle, J. HeraUgt BlvmaldaO.B. . Day i Htberebarg, h. a Btreaai i B. M. ObHeeat; Beaii Bat BealUt Btocklea aad Baavei KiBgi Baaaary, W. V. aaaes; 1 B. O, Baker; Travertea, . O. Waatnarlv. BL. af. Aakt Wast B ba aepptted; Went Baamekla.Y. T-; Wkite Mavaa, a. M. Laraadi I Broaimer m aataa m et Bloemtburg qaertatly eantatanati aamBtary aaa svasvaaaaasaai pr AUsa Brlttala, J. W. Lsekle, X. &- reaea, t. a. xudbi, ml, b. T is. ateviieaay. Harrlaburar dlatrial H, O. .T! praaldmgalder. AlivUla. B A. Ctataltajl, uariieie, w. w. Jcraat; uaamBaaaawryj m,f U. GUberli Dlllabargaad WellsvIUe, M.V . Armatreagi Paawaaea, t. A, tJeeaaMtt- jrauview aaa auryeviw, m. auvjumn s Fert LHtletewa, te ba aupplted fcf J. O,-- jJMOKOii uottyeearg, . at. Mtwmmmnr. Graaneaatla. H. L. Jaaebat QreeavHlaaa. J. 'v. Grahamt Haaever aad Maw 0fatd,Ta.Tv DUBBlna- Harriaburgmth alreet, . M.,, Fretli ttraea, B. H. Yetnat Tbttteeatk atreet, B. F. Bteveast BWge Avaa','i.'i;, s. C. Swa'lew ; BU Paul, A. S. Bewman rt Lewte Ferry, J. L. Muaataa; Llekhag aataau aa- : 4bwWM w.A.BMmm ajtaat ataaaa. aasastmr i , ureex, te ee auppuaa i iiituaMawBHaa. e.r Hunayaa; liiverpoei, w. wmtmty-is, MoCennaleborg, J. Vrenman I Meebeaiea- fc burs-. W. O. Heateri Mereerabarg, . ., . Bierrer I Meat Alte, A. O. Feraakl i Metsat , Mnllv. S. P. Wllana 1 K fTilialiailaail T-liemkli Ben; Newport, J.Y. Maaa fe Nawvllla and Plaa Otwrm. 1. Bk.'J ' eralvt BhlDeeaabant. J. K. WmmiWt- Shrewsbury, J. F. Baafardt tBewr artatewa. . A. B. Maevaat WswtMaV 4 bere, A. 8. Btldwla; WrlghlalUtvB. AI Desver; Yerk, Duka atreet, A M. Ttaraitsi; jrust enures, n. v. wanner; rrmm i K. T. Whltalai Bldaa avaaaa. J.JL. Bemant Warn atreet. Ttlehard Breakti Yarn ., Hnil.n BMBiniKt Whtla-. BL n at t !!" proiaaaer la DtckUeen eaUetm. saaataeral I uariiaie qaaneriy ammmwwman a. m waaraa auperlatendeat eealeteBaB baeltiaatB j member et Grate qaarmrly L.fgtmMtwt.. art, Oliver Kge W. u BoettawoeaC Jaam f: j biibb. , r, aome, 4,, uaagmt w. vaaanA W. W. Carhart v -,-' ,. Jnalate Dlatrlas-M. K. FnatBT BriaHlsa - .1.- MmJkmmt T. .. ... I ft....llir r. W. Mlddla i Bvaaalt. J. H. Blaak t ataWl r iBgdea. J. Crane ; Lewlatewa, J. M. LaaB"-5': ixwm rjiwawwi a, a. ta HamllteB, P. p. Slrtwlaekl) town, B. B. uarti Wtllteaaanert DlatrletW. A. presldlsa eider. Daboietewa, M. P. waiter East Leak llsvsa. B. B Emporium, J. W. Bee; EmBerlam ajr-j cuir, J. O. Wllhalm ; Jeraey Bkata, . It. J Havana i uswhduti-! D. H-WhleUtetLaak- bavae, H. B. Bender; MUtea w.auaBM' Moatgemery,J, F. Keula ; kUaatarevllaa,'- W. B. Whitney; Maaey, B. Tayttwt.v, Banove, J. P. Moere, Waleeatswaw J., uucBiey w uiiaawpaii. u eunm . p ba aaDDllad t Grace. J. B. Bu i muj '. airaer, ua. u. uaaea, aiwamy, .. m , Mann ; Fine atreet, A. 8. Oerrtgea I Talt J-.J street, J. Weed, Jr.; A. M. HeatB aadW. m J. Bk Miner Btiaenaa te ibbuiuhebb A GUI' Terrible I iFtniAXAFOLi. j.ca.. area mt, Baaaai.wcR p.nn.- . 1t.uijiia alrl. waa Btiallwr- .UWHil . y.ai -w vs, n.w. V burned yesterday while ateparlag dlaaeg . for her younger statera. In beadlagevar .j the flra bar long hair swung tkratjgfctaa; Hemes sod lnttanUy was ma dubs. dreie United and ahe taa aeree ra lag Ueheuae. Before auyeae oeald glva I aid, bar dothleg waa beraed from kar, bxlyandthefleahoeokeatoaorie-, i ' flMlianriinwa W. yjT.. rababoe, Vis., aaarea ze. n w iw. n'gm uenrDjaa hwuhw ..! n.-7t: owned by F. Piatt, and eeeaatM ay tat)f; follewlog merckante: H.F.J1 . . uDm. gii.Mlafclaa Mala it'1 BOUti mtljwm i.u-., . i.i , ... Total, baker and oeafeetloaar. aawamtaa. ltltuougbtle be Ua work et tat diary. Mr. Total waa etrlekea speplexy, aad died la a few mte tbe fire oemmeBoea. at m aay eeaeraeM te aave kla property about Ue attack. -' Jaha isnght Pywg. Loheon, Mareb 28 Mr. JekaaVlgbtkag , bad aaetkar rauaaa and la thla BtmawM very waia. aa eaa --- -- hours, axoeptaemo slight Bonrlikmakthtte msans of a SPOOa. Hit BkyallllP, BW.f' Beyle, mys Uat Mr. Bright la gttaa u' 1DBMUK auu u-aiuaa. ww -. . wbathbb inTtMtjAneaa. s . w abhinqtem. p. C Marak I I v...n Puiinlnala i Fair: tllakllr'' .' . U. ..-.,..- - -- . 'T, --. r ' warmer, prteeaea ey augatiy caUeoeaat; variable wlada, raLKQKaraue Tart. " n Theodere Steiaway, of Stela way Baag. piano makers, Is dead. ,, r..npi. E. Warraa.ef Wyemlag. waa dsy nominated for govaraeroc w; tarrltmv. and BmJ. F. WklUb Of M ta ha eevaanar et Meateaa. J. M. waa aemlaaled for petta eataa,Fa. ;j ' i, - - - ' A 1" 31 ti :ir'i 'jr.,. r.". itr Si'S wi ' Hi I?' I ,', . 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