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COURT OF COMMON PLLAS.
Bfer Judge Patterson.
In the case of L. Power vs. li. F.
Hookey judgment of non suit was entered
by the court, as the plaintiff was net pres
ent when called. A motion te strike off
the non-suit has been made by the plain
tiffs counsel.
This moreinr the counsel in the case of
Elizabeth Mishler, administratrix of Benj.
Mishler, deceased, vs. P. "W. Hicstand and
Hilaire Zaepfel. informed the court that
the case had been settled between the
parties. A juror was therefore withdrawn
and the case ended.
.Itetere Judge j,lvlngten.
iii the case of Frank Schlegelmilich vs.
Mary Eckcrt, the defence called a number
of witnesses te prove what was stated in
yesterday's Intelligencer. After they
closed the plaintiffs began ther rebut
tal. Squire E. D. lleath testified that
deceased always seemed anxious te provide
for his daughter, she being a cripple,and he
wanted te place the money in trust se that
if she married a worthless husband, she
could still be provided for te the extent of
her means. Frem what he knew of the
man he believed him te be of sound
mind and capable of making a will. A
number of ether witnesses testified that
they knew the deceased for years and
always believed him te be of sound mind.
On trial.
All the jurors, with the exception of
these impaneled in the will case were dis
charged, there being no mere ca:cs for
trial.
Itail Given.
Jacob G. Peters and II. S. Shirk, lessees
of Ne. 4 cotton mill, entered the bail to
day which" was ordered by the ceuit
when the cstrepement case was decided.
Jehn K. Heed and Jehn D. Skiles became
their sureties in the sum of $20,000.
Appeals from Assessment,.
Te-day the county commissioners hcaid
the appeals of property owners in the
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth wards, from the
valuation put upon it by the assessors of
the said wards. Belew we print the val
uations of 1871) and 1880 for comparison :
Wards. JTO. WSJ. Deduction.
4 I,W7.7 fl.42S.Kt $7H.!H
.". 75,rt7 771,21.! inc. ll,:)4.i
e ifi&flsz i,4r,45'j ::,47:j
Te the above valuation for 1880, the
commissioners instructed the assessors te
make the following additions : Fourth
waid $100,000 ; Fifth $13,000 ; Sixth
39,000. The assessors increased the val val
sitien as directed. There were a large
number of appellants before the commis
sioners this morning, but as a general
thing the assessments made weic adhered
te. Jacob Ilcrzeg, assessor of the Sixth
ward, had assessed "an occupation tax"'
amounting te $21,800 against the lcsidents
of his ward, but this was stricken off by
direction of the commissioners, none of
the ether assesseis having assessed said
tax.
INCENDIARY vim:.
Small Building Iturnetl.
A small frame stable belonging te Henry
Strebcl, and situated en Marien alley, in
the rear of his let, Ne. 333 East Orange
street, was burned last night. The fire
was discovered about 12 o'clock by a
daughter of Mr. Strebcl, the ether mem
bers of the family having retired ; she
alarmed the inmates of the house, and
Mrs. Strebcl ran te the stable and released
the chickens, about fifty in number, none
of which wcie burned. There was nothing
else of any value in the building. The fire
companies were promptly en hand, but the
structure was entirely consumed. The
supposition is that the fire was the work
of an incendiary. The building was in
sured in the Fire association of Philadel
phia, of which Benjamin F. Shenk is
agent, for 100.
Death of E. Nerman Gunnison.
The subject of this notice, formerly of
Columbia, later of Yerk, died in the latter
borough yesterday, aged 42. Mr. Gunni
son was a man of mere than ordinary lit
erary ability, and wen for himself distinc
tion as a poetical writer. His productions
found a place in prominent newspapers
and literary and religious journals, as well
as in America's best magazines. He was
a centributer te the Christian at "Werk, Il
lustrated Christian Weekly, Sunday Scheel
Times, Lutheran Observer, Saturday Night,
New Yerk Weekly, New Yerk Clipper, Serib
ner's Monthly, St. NicJielas, Wide Awake,
New Yerk Sun, New Yerk Graphic, and
ether journals. He also published several
poetical works, and enjoyed the acquain
tance of many eminent men of letters. His
body passed through Lancaster this morn
ing en route for Bosten, where it will be
interred.
A Soldier Heard Frem.
This morning Chas. Eichman, barber,
received a letter and package from Sergt.
Christian Pcterman, formerly of this city,
who is new a member of Ce. L, United
States cavalry, and is stationed at Fert
Klamath, Oregon. The package contained
a pair of buckskin moccasins, which were
taken from the feet of a dead Indian by
Mr. Pcterman. They are nicely trimmed
in different colored beads and leek very
comfortable. Mr. Peterman's time in the
army will be up in a couple of months and
he will net again enlist. During the late
war he was a member of the 70th regi
ment, since which time he has served in
the regular service.
Postage ou Drep Letters.
At this season of the year, en account of
St. Valentine's day,a large number of drop
letters arc mailed at the posteflice.
The postmaster and clerks always h.ivc
considerable trouble in regard te letters
which de net have sufficient postage. Post
master Mai shall desires us te state for the
benefit of the public that the postage en
all drop letters containing reading matter,
x;aled or unsealed is two cents for every
half ounce Valentines containing no
written matter will go any where for one
cent for every two ounces if left open.
The Safe Harber Works.
Mr. Isaac Reeves, who has had charge
of the Phoenix iron company's mills at
Norristown, but who was recently appoint
ed superintendent of th iron works of the
same company at Safe Harber, has remov
ed with his family te that place and en
tered upon his duties there. Jesse Hull,
jr., of Phecnixvillc, has just put the Safe
Harber works in thorough repair and has
added many improvements te the machin
ery. A Tower.
Workmen are engaged te-day in con
structing en the reef of the Pennsylvania
railroad depot, corner of North Queen and
Chestnut street, a tower en which te hang
the wires of the company's telegraph lines.
The wires new hang inside the building
and are constantly being corroded by the
.sulphur smoke from the locomotives.
THE DRAMA.
Hartley Campbell's "Fate " at the Opera
Heuse.
The name of Bartley Campbell has re
cently sprung into prominence and favor
with the patrons of popular entertainments
by reason of the flattering success achieved
by the latest production of his facile pen,
"My Partner," a dramatic work of gen
uine merit, and one that is steadily gaining
in popular appreciation. The reputation
earned by this play has induced
the revival of some of Mr. Camp
bell's earlier works for the purpose of test
iug their strength with the amusement
going public, and at one time within a re
cent period no less than five of his plays
held the beards at as many leading metro
politan theatres in different parts of the
country. Brushed up and with the im
perfections and " amateurisms " that
usually distinguish early work removed
or toned down as far as possible, all these
plays have succeeded in gaining a fair held
en the popular estimation, and by reason
of the geed work he has accomplished, no
less for the profession than for the general
public, Mr. Campbell is entitled te a high
place en the roster of popular favor, and
lias come te be regarded among the most
valuable of our modern dramatists.
His comedy-drama of "Fate," written
before he had attained te his present emi
nent station, was produced at Fulton opera
house last evening by the Almayne comedy
company, and the small audience may be
attributed te the dual reason that the play
and the company were both unknown in
the community save for a few press
notices that floated en ahead of them
in their castwardly progress, their last
engagement of any length being in
Pittsburgh. The performance was, taken
throughout, a geed one. While
the story is trite, and turns in
the well-worn theme of a young wife
driven te jealousy and estrangement
from her easy-going husband by the hit
ter's careless and indifferent temperament
and the malign intervention of a woman
who has betrayed her own husband, the
author has by Jut ingenious interweaving
of striking incidents, and the occasional
introduction of an effective climax, in
vented the piece with an interest that,
beginning with the dramatic scene en
which the curtain falls at the conclusion
of the first act, is sustained and
enhanced through the rapidly succeeding
events that lead up te a happy reunion and
put the schemes of the wicked one te
flight. Through it all there runs a vein
of pathos that plays upon the sympathies
and emotions, while there is just enough
of the humorous te relieve the tension
upon the feelings of the spectator as he
allows his interest te become absorbed in
the doings of the men and women iu the
mimic world before him. The dialogue
is geed and the situations for the most
part de net partake of the unnaturalness
which distinguish many se-called "society
dramas. "
The leading female part of Helen luim
day was sustained by Miss Naril Almayne,
a young lady unknown te fame in these
patts, but who none the less evinced the
possession of geed histrionic ability. There
is a subtle delicacy about her interpreta
tion of the role that invests it with a posi
tive charm. While she does uncommonly
well in the situations calling for play upon
the passions and lises te the occasion
in a manner that excites the
admiration of the spectator, she is equally
effective in the mere subdued scenes, and
her assumption of the conversational tone
of voice and unimpassioned manner is cap
ital. Miss Almayne certainly made a fa
vorable impression. In the main the sup
port was geed, Miss Florence Langton, in
the net very attractive role of June Temple,
bearing off a fair portion of the honors ;
Mr. Xelseu Decker, whose name is famil
iar te amusement patrons, as Frank Fara
day, Mr. Sekleu Irwin, as David Paulding,
and indeed the entire cast gave highly sat
isfactory renditions of their several parts.
Iu the Last Ditch.
J. W. Jehnsen, esq., and ether Repub
lican managers arc running around te-day
asking Republicans te pledge themselves
en paper te vote for Bering. Business
men and ethers who are suspected of being
shaky are te be bulldozed into putting it
down in black and white. This is about
the verst bull dozing yet reported, and
we presume the " black list " of
these who won't sign or of these
who sign and de net vote for Bering is te
be published indue time. A geed many
independent Republicans, who de net care
te give Jehnsen a promissory note of their
partisan fealty have refused te belittle
themselves by signing any obligation bind
ing their exercise of the right of free suf
frage. Surprise Party.
A pleasant social event eccmricd last
evening at the residence of Mr. Jehn
Evans en West James street, in the shape
of a surprise party te his daughter Miss
Mary, by a number of the young lady's
friends. Upwards of twenty couples were
present. The sunrise was complete, danc
ing was continued without interrup
tien until the little hours of the morning,
save for the grand midnight match te the
dining room where an elegant supper had
been prepared, and the alfair was among
the most delightful of the charming
episodes of a like character in which the
season new brought te a close by the ad
vent of the Lenten period has been se pro
lific. Tight Squeeze.
Wm Murphy, an employee of the Penn
sylvania railroad, connected with the
Parkesburg construction train, while en
gaged this morning in pushing cars into
the warehouse at Columbia, was caught
between one of the cars and the platform
and was se seriously injured by the squeeze
that he was rendered entirely helpless.
He is a married man, and he was sent te
his home in Parkesburg.
Cheek Found.
This afternoon a check for $141 en the
Lancaster County national bank, drawn by
Ames Miller in favor of Hiram Stockholm
and endorsed by Stockholm, was found en
the street. If it is worth anything the
owner can get it at the bank, where the
finder left it.
The Bricklayern.
In our local of the meeting of the brick
layers en Monday evening we stated thr.t
they adopted resolutions agreeing te work
for $2 per day. The price agreed upon
was $2.25 per day and no trade.
Fell Deuu Stairs.
Edward Cassidy, a young man, who is
employed at .Lecher's tannery and beards
at the Fountain Inn, slipped and fell down
6tairs at the hotel last night. He was
terribly cut about the head and face.
NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE MONEY
BY BUYING
SHEETIM AID SIIRTIM MUSLINS!
TICKINGS, CHECKS, TABLE LINENS, &C,
As they will certainly advance in price still mere. We are new offering
COTTON AJSTD LINEN" GOODS
Cheaper than can be bought te-day. We have an immense stock and are prepared te offer Bargains in every Department. In
BLACK SILKS, BLACK CASHMERES, THIBET SHAWLS, CREPE VEILS, &c, we are offering Great Inducements te Pur
chasers. Our Carpet Department is new stocked with the Newest Styles of Bedy and Tapestry Brussels, Three-ply Carpets,
Extra Super Ingrains, Cel. Ingrains, Damask and Venitian Hall and Stair Carpets, Bedy and Tapestry Brussels. Hall and Stair
Carpets. The largest stock of Rag Carpets in the city at the lowest prices. We invite examination.
GIVLEE, BO"WEES & HUEST,
25 EAST KING STREET.
A Large L'fii
B. B. Myers, of White Oak, Strasburg
township, has laid upon our table an egg
that was laid in a nest by one of his hens.
The egg is symmetrically proportioned and
measures six inches in its smaller and ever
seven and a-half inches in its greater cir
cumference.
ShcrlfTs Sale.
On Saturday next at neon Sheriff Strine
will sell at sheriff's sale, at Summy's tavern,
Harrisburg pike,a short distance northwest
of this city, the personal property of Sam
uel Myers, consisting of horses, cows, to
bacco, farm implements, &c.
ISall.
To-uierrow evening Clenimens's Uity 1j:iii1
will give a ball in Ketliweiler's hull ler the
benclitet Frank liriiilerly, who hat been very
sick for some time past. It promiser, te be u
large ufliiir.
Amusement.
Teny Denier Coming Again. There i-. net :i
man, woman or cliilil in this city who attends
aniir-enicnts that will net be pleased te hear
that Teny Denier will be here en Friday even
ing with his renowned pantomime and special
ty company. Geerge II. Adams (Urimaldi) the
best clown in America, i- still with the troupe
and se are the etlier persons who pleased such
a large house en the occasion of their last visit
te this city in November. Z. C. Dunbar, the
Milanese minstrel, vocalist anil actor, who was
last seen here with Geerge I,. Fex's troupe
about live years age, is new with Mr. Denier,
having joined liim some time age.
li. Macauley as " Uncle Dan'VOn Satin
day evening the popular comedian, Mr. 15.
Macauley, will appear in this city in his great
impersonation of L'nelr Ian"l in the play of
"A Messenger from .larvis .Section." Mr.
Mucauley played a very siieecstul engage
ment at the Hread Street theatre, Philadelphia,
two weeks age, after which he was 1 alien en a
tour through Eastern Pennsylvania. Kcrj
where the houses hae been crowded. In
Scranton, en Saturday night, 1,000 was taken
Inathisperlermanceand a large number of
people were turned away unable te obtain
standing room. Nearly 10) seats have already
been sold at Yccker'.s elllee.
Ciiiiistia: IlAXxr, esq., Youngstown, Ohie, is
full el joy ever the w enderful cine of Ms wile
by St. Jacob's Oil. Yer twelve long yeuivshe
had suffered with Xruralgia in the lieatl, ad
often had the most terrible pains. Haifa 1 t
tle of St. Jacoh's Oil cured her entirely.
The seeds of sickness and et death
In a disordered mouth are sewn ;
When bad the teeth or foul the breath,
ISeth soul and body lese their tone.
Till SOZODOXT'S brought into piay,
And sweeps these dire defects away
fil-'luml
New Advertisements.
Teny Denier at the Opera Heuse
Literary Entertainment.
Lecal Delivery ler Sale.
New Hearding Heuse.
Mortgages Fer Sale.
Clerkship Wanted.
Situation Wanted.
Use Elaire Oil.
Girl Wanted.
Rey Wanted.
Removal.
Religious.
Wanted.
Netice.
EFer further details see
adveitising
column.
" sm'jTcTal. setivTis.
Twe Organs
Regulate first the stomach, second the liver;
especially the first, se as te perferin their func
tions perlectly and yen will remove lit least
nineteen twentieths et all the ills that man
kind is heir te, iu this or any ether climate.
Hep Bitters is the only thing that will give
perfectly healthy natural action te these two
organs. f--2wd&w
Try Lecher's Cough Syrup.
Tiiesb Cemflaimmi of Sere Threat, hoarfee hearfee hoarfee
nejs or "taking cold," .should use "Brown's
Jlrenchial Troches."1 The effect is extraordi
nary, particularly when used by singers and
speaker ler clcai ing the voice.
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J. F. Davis, of Tonsillelith, Ohie, sold in one
year fourteen thousand bows of "Sellers'
Liver Till."' Try them.
"I Am All flayed Out"
is a common ceiupl.iint. It you leel se, get a
package of Kidney-Wert and take it and you
will at once feci Its tonicpewcr. It renews the
healthy action of the Kidneys, Ilewels and
Liver, and thus restores the natural life and
strength te the weary body. (Jet a box and use
it at once. W-lwd&w
Use Lechei's l!mc and Cattle l'ewdcrs.
Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers!!!
Arc yen disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth?
It se, go at once and getabettlc efMUS. WIN'S
LOW'S SOOlHIXGYKUP. Itwill relieve the
peer little sufferer immediately depend upon
it; there is no mistake about it. There is net a
mother en earth who has ever used it, who will
net tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest te the mother, and relief
and health te the child, operating like magic.
It is perfectly safe te use in all cases, and pleas
ant te the taste, and is the prescription of one
et the eldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere
i" cents a bottle. j 17-lyd&wM, W&S
Xausceus medicines seem all that the doctor
can think of. Try "Sellers' Cough Syrup,
and you w ill be delighted beyond measure.
Pui-e Apices at Lecher's Drug Stere.
A Mether's Griet.
The pride of a mother, the life and joy of a
home, are her children, hence her grief when
sickness enters and takes them away. Take
warning then, that you are running a terrible
risk, if they have a Cough, Croup or Whooping
Cough, which lead te Consumption, if you de
net attend te it at once. Sliileh's Consump
tion Cure is guaranteed te cure them. Price 10
cents, se cents and $1. Fer lame Back, Side,
or Chest, use Shiloh's Pereus Plaster. Price
25 cents. Sold by D. Ileitshu, Lancaster, and
M. L. Davis, MiUersville.
The Best I Ever Knew Of.
J. G. Starkcy, a prominent and influential
citizen of Iowa City, says: "1 have had the
Dyspepsia, and Liver Complaint for several
years, and have used every Betnedy I could
hear of, without any relief whatever, until I
saw your Shiloh's Vitalizer advertised in our
paper, and was persuaded te try it. I am happy
te state that it has entirely cured me. It is cer
tainly the best Remedy I ever knew of." Price
75 cents. Sold by I), lleitshu, Lancaster, and
M. L. Davis, MiUersville.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
A marvelous Cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria
Canker Meuth, and Head Ache. With each
bottle there is an ingenious nasal Injector for
the mere successtuT treatment of tne com
plaint, without extra charge. Price 50 cents.
Sold by D. Heitsmi, Lancaster, and M. L. Davis,
MiUersville. bi-eodD&eewW
Try Lecher'a Cough Syrup.
dry aoens.
XHW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SOLID SILVERWARE,
GORHAM PLATED WARE,
And the Best Grades of American Electro-Plate en White Metal.
FRENCH CLOCKS WITH SILVER BELL,
FRENCH CLOCKS WITH CATHEDRAL BELL.
Complete Mantel Sets of Centre and Side Pieces in Marble or Bronze.
MUSICAL BOXES WITH HARP,
MUSICAL BOXES WITH BELLS, DRUM AND CASTAGNETTE',
Musical Bexes with Accompaniments and Mounted en Fine Library Writing'
Cabinet.
A fine general assortment of Jewelry, comprising all the Newest Designs.
Designs and estimate of cost given for mounting Diamonds and ether
Gems.
Special care taken in the execution of Fine Monograms and Inscription
Engraving. Alse, in complicated and ordinary watch and jewelry repairing.
H. Z. RHOADS & BRO., Jewelers,
Ne. 4 West King Street.
J. B. MAETITST & CO.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
OF ALL
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
SHEETISGS,
MATTING,
TICKINGS
S-ye offer a Large stock of (JoeiN at VKKY
J. B.
Statistics prove Unit twenty-flve per cent,
of the death in our larger cities are caused by
consumption, sinil when we reflect that this
terrible disease in its worst stage will yield te
a bottle of Lecher's lienewneil Cough Syrup,
shall we condemn the sufferers ter their neg
ligence, or pity them for their ignorance?
Try Lecher's Cough Syrup.
Kidney-Wert radically cures I5ilieusnes,
Tile.-, and nervous diseases. KMwd&w
One Bex of Six Bettles.
If you are suffering from a combination et
liver or kidney diseases, and constipation, de
net fail te ue the celebrated Kidney-Wert. It
is ;i dry compound as easily prepared as a cup
of coffee, and in one package is as much medi
cine as can be bought in six dollar bottles of
ether kinds. l'J-lwd&w
"Strength, Accuracy, Pukitv." Xe doubt
some of our readers have noticed Dr. Brown
ing's advcrtisinent in this paper, and wonder
what the words above quoted mean. It is ox ex
plained as fellows : " Dr. Urewning has dis
covered a sure and rapid cure ter Coughs,
Colds, and all the attending complications, the
neglect te instantly check which causes se
much misery te the human race. Beginning
at the end, the last word means he uses only
the jntresl drugs, the next word means they
are accurately compounded, and thelirst word
(strength) means that his C. & C. Cordial is
net adulterated, but contains all of a quantity
of medicine necessary te produce a certain
cure in all conditions resulting from a cold.
Fer sale by all druggists at 50c. per bottle.
Alse by the proprietor, at 1117 Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pa. 15-lwdAw
Frem a Distinguished Physician.
Prof. Green, a distinguished allopathic phy
sician, wrote te the Medical Recerd et Atlanta,
Ga., te the effect that after all ether means had
failed, he sent for the Kidney Cure (Sate Kid
ney and Liver Cure), and te his astonishment
cured a serious case of Bright's Disease by ad
ministering it, and afterwards found itequally
bcnelicial in ether cases. lie advised his broth
er physicians te use. it in preference te any
thing else ler kidney disorders. 12-2vd&w
XEfT ADVERTISEMENTS. ' '
rpilIS OWLTH1S WEEK WlflTcOXTAIX
JL a very large amount of Lancaster items et
an intensely interesting character. Other
towns, tee, will have their due allotment of
personal news. Price, 5 cents per copy.
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ORTGAGES FOR SALE.
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and the ether ler $4,750, first liens and well se
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TT A situation by a
yeunsr irirl te de sen-
eral housework,
Apply at
750 MARKET STREET.
ltd
WANTED.
5,000 fts. of extra fine Carpet Rags. Will
pay 8 cents cash and 9 cents in trade, at
II. S. SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
fll-2td W&S<w 202 West King Street.
GIRL, WANTED TO DO GENERAL
Housework. MiiBt come well recommend-
. Geed wages and treatment given.
Xe. 44 North Prince street.
Apply
ittt
TTTANTEW.
TT A girl te de general housework. In
quire at 154 North Queen Street,
ltd
AM USEMENTS.
l7ULTON Ol'EKA HOUSE.
Saturday, February 14th, 18S0.
JOHN T. FORD has the honor te announce
one appearance, as above, et the Realistic C
.American ueuieaian,
MR. B. 1SIACAULEY,
In his delightful portraiture of quaint charac
actcr, "UNCLE DAN'L,"
Supported by his own Excellent Company of j
Comedians, in E. A. Lecke's new typical Amer- 1
lean cemeuy-Drama,
A Messenger Frem Jarvis Section.
ADMISSION", - - - 35, SO & 75 Cls.
Reserved Seats new en sale at
Heuse Office without extra charge.
the Opera
fTlwd
"PULTON OPERA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13th.
J. D. MISHLER has the honor of announcing
the return with New Tricks, New Specialties,
the Greatest en Earth
TONY DENIER
Gee. H. Adams (Grimaldi)
WITH
HUMPTYDUMPTY!
A Grand Constellation of
30 Pantomimic Artists
and Brass Band and Orchestra. Admission as
usual. Reserved Seats new en sale at Box Bex
Office. D. B. HODGES, Business Agent.
febKMtdJ
HIED EDITION
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. 11, 1880
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Washington, Feb. 11. Fer Xcw Eng
land and the Middle states during the rest
of Wednesday, clear or fair weather,
slowly rising temperature, and stationary
or slowly falling barometer and southeast
te southwest winds, followed during the
night or en Thursday morning by threat
ening weather with rain or snow.
BY VTlKE.
Afternoon Telegrams Condensed.
Pepe Lee says that the liberty enjoyed
by the Catholic church in England renders
unnecessary the establishment of diplo
matic relations between that country and
the Vatican.
Peter L. Henri, aged 20, committed sui
cide in Xew Yerk te-day.
Andrew Smith, town treasurer of An An
dever, Mass., stele $15,000 in order te grat
ify his propensity for stock speculation.
Secretary Sherman te-day telegraphed
Assistant Treasurer Hillhouse, at New
Yerk, te accept all offers of United States
bends at the following rates : C's of 1880,
at 3J and under; G's of 1881 at 5 and
under, and 5's at 3 and under.
The libel suit for $20,000 against
the Bosten Herald by Rev. J. W. Cele of
Charlemont, Mass., for accusing the
plaintiff .of horse whipping his
wife, was settled te-day in the
superior court by an agreement of
counsel that the plaintiff would accept a
verdict of $1, without costs. The propo prepo
sition te settle came from the plaintiff.
IKISH REUEF.
What Would be Substantial.
Londen, Feb. 11. It is reported in the
lobby of the Heuse of Commens that the
Bareness Burdett-Coutts intends giving
half a million pounds te afford permanent
relief for Ireland.
The Generous flayers.
Philadelphia, Feb. 11. A meeting of
the theatrical managers in this city was
held here te-day and appropriate commit
tees appointed te arrange for a special per
formance the proceeds of which will be
given te sufferers from famine in Ireland.
TKKKIDLK TKAC.EIJY.
The Crime of a Jealous Husband.
Allentown, Feb. 11. At Lehighton,
last night, Edward Mulherin visited the
house of a nun named Geldbcrgcr for the
purpose of contradicting a scandalous
story circulated about himself and Gold Geld
berger's wife. After some discussion
Geldbcrger seized a gun and shot Mulhe
rin in the abdomen, from the effects of
which he died in a few minutes. Goldbcr Geldbcr
ger was arrested. Mulherin leaves a wife
and seven children.
KICKKD TO DEATH.
IJrutal Murder in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Feb. 11. Jennie Moere,
aliits Tyson (colored), aged 23 years, was
found dead in a hovel in Alaska street this
morning, with all the evidence of having
been kicked te death. Isaac Tyson also
colored, was subsequently arrested for the
crime, the neighbors having heard Tyson
and the woman fighting during the night.
ANOTIIE1C CHEAT I-'IRK.
Destruction of Trinity Church, Xcw Yerk
Kv. Yerk, Feb. 12. Trinity Episcopal
church, corner of Fourth avenue and One
.hundred iKd-tventy-fifth street, was de
stroyed by'fire.this morning. The build
ing cost $125,000 and the organ $10,000.
A magnificent piece of stained glass which
cost $1,000, was also destroyed.
THREATENING TO STRUCK.
Allowing Twe Weeks te .Effect a Compro
mise. Burnley (England), .Feb. 11. Weav
ers representing 30,000 looms, gave notice
te-day that a strike will begin -en the 2."ith
inst unless a compromise is reached in
the meantime.
UKBA27 ROVER'S DEATH.
Suffering the Agonies of Hydrophobia.
Allentewx, Pa., Feb. 11. Urban
Beyer, of Weissport, who was seized with
hydrophobia en Saturday, died in terrible
convulsions yesterday. His two daugh
ters, who were bitten by the same deg
last summer, are still unaffected.
W.ENARY AMNESTY.
The French Government Announce its Op
position te it.
Paris, Feb. 11. The government will
I te-day make a formal declaration in the
Chamber of Deputies that it opposes plen
ary amnesty.
Nominated for Postmaster.
Washington, Feb. 11. Amongst the
nominations sent te the Senate te-day
-were the names of Edgar A. Broadhead
and Jehn Scott te be postmasters respec
tively at Kittanning and Brookville, Penn
sylvania. IVAI.L PAVERS, Se.
1!
i
PHARES W. FRY,
Ne. 57 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
We have moved our stock te tl id above num
ber, three doers below our old lnalien, where
wc shall be pleased te see our friends ami pa
trons. We placed large orders f or Wall Paper
early in the fall before the advat ice, anil have
new in store und are receiving d jiily additions
te one et the Largest and Newer it Lines of
paper nienres
wc ever had.
Dark Shades.
All the Xcw Dcsi;tn in the
Dadoes, Fillings, Friezes,
ders, Centres, etc.,
Ber-
for Parlors, Dining Reems, ICliamlK ji, Libra
ries, Kitchens, etc.
DADO WINDOW SEADES
a:h
Ebony Band and Line Goods,
entirely new. in six and seven feet lengths.
Plain Goods by the yard in all colors and
from one te two yards wide ; Fixtures, Cords,
Fringes, Tassels, etc.
Alse make Walnut and Gilt Cornices : Car
nice Poles in Ebony and Walnut; Pele Trim
miners. Gimt Bands. Curtain Loet. Pietnru
Cords, Nails, etc. We take measures of win J
Renieva
Removal
oews, iu ns?ig snaaes in Degt. manner.
febl0-lyd4w
XAMKJSTS.
Mew Yerk Market.
Nkw Yerk. February 1L Fleur State and
Western firm and in moderate demand;
superfine state 94 905 30; extra de
3:583 65; choice de $5 lOtfSOO; lancy de $610
0700; round hoop Ohie 70tJ0O; choice
de $6 107 50; superfine western 7535 25 ;
common te geed extra de $5 235 70 ; choice
dodo$5 737 5; choice white wheat de $5 65
6 35; Southern linn and quiet; common te
fair extra $ 33 35 ; geed te choice de 96 40
7 75.
Wheat Spring a shade stronger; winter
KSJJc better and quiet; Ne. I white March
i 51 ; de April $1 5ek; Xe. 2 red, March SI Si
&l 53 ; de April 1 571 5 ; de May 91 53.
Cern a shade firmer and quiet; Mixed
Western spot 5Gtlc ; de future 5359c.
Oats steady; state 47KQ50KC; Western 4GJ
QMc.
Philadelphia Market.
Fmr.ADKi.rniA, February 1L Fleur quiet
but very strong ; superfine 91 505 00 ;
extra $5 23Q 00; Ohie and Indiana
family 97 0073; Pcnn'a family 96503700;
St. Leuis family 97 00750 ; Minnesota Fam
ily 96 257 00 ; patent and high grades
97253 25.
Rye flour $300.
Cornmeal Brandywinc unchanged.
Wheat buoyant ; Ne. 2 Western Red spot
$1 50 ; Pcnn'a de $1 511 52 ; Amber 91 53.
Cern quiet ter local use ; steamer 55356c ;
yellow 57-3e4c; mixed 5657c.
Oats steady; Southern unti 1'enn'u white
4T49c; Western de 15J048c; de mixed 43
ic.
Rye Arm ; Western 80c ; ra.-00c.
Previsions quiet; ukss perk $13; beel
liauisl50l7 u; India mess beef $21 50: Ba Ba
eon smoked shoulders 5c ; salt de l)iec ;
smoked haiusi)10c; pickled hams eftae.
Lard dull, quiet; city kettle 7Jc; loose
butchers' 77).ic ; prime steam ly&gfii&c.
Butter in demand ; creumery extra 323tc ;
Bradford count' and New Yerk extra -252c
; Western reserve extra at 2325c ;
de geed te choice 1722c: rolls choice want
ed ; Penn'a extra IX&Zlc ; western reserve
extra au24c.
Eggs firm ; Pcnn'a 18c ; Western 17c.
Cheese strongly held ; N. Y. factory 1415c ;
western full cream 14Ugf!14c ; de for geud Vii
14 ; de half-skims 12"taw
Petroleum nominal :"tieitued 7C
Whisky strong at 1 03.
stock Markets.
PHllmn-rniA, Feb. 11.
1230 r. v.
Stocks unsettled.
Pennati's (third Issue) 105
Philadelphia & Krie 17i
Reading s-iyi
Pennsylvania 5-1
Lehigh Valley. 51
United Ces. et N. J I5nyt
Northern Pacitic :i2H
" Preferred 63
Northern Central 33
Lehigh Navigation .
Norristown 1U2J5
Central Transportation Ce. 4ftK
Pitts., Tltusvulu & Bulfale. 20&
Little Schuylkill....
53
Xkw ieuk, Feb. 11.
Stocks active.
Meney
N. Y. Central
Adams Express
Michigan Central.,
Michigan Southern.
... WjO
...131J
... 47
...11W
...iu3;
Illinois Central 103
Cleveland & Pittsburgh.. ..112 T
Chicago & Reck Island. 141)
Pittsburgh & Fert Wayne.. 115
Western Union Tel. Ce VS3V.
Teledo Wabash i
New Jersey Central M
LANCASTER HOUSEHOLD MAKKET.
DAIRY.
Buttel 57 ft
Cup cheese, 2 cups
Dutch cheese ft lump
Cottage cheese, 2 pieces
reuLTRV.
Chickens fl pair
Ducks 1 pair
Turkeys 1 ft d resed
Geese fl piece
visu.
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Cattish W Jt
Eels ft ft
Oysters 100
ullvJil. 19 i
X IJlL Bi
JL V JTlsIl 4
OUI1 i
if llll
Salmen
Aaddeck
Smelts
M2AT3.
Beefsteak, ! &
" Roast (rib) W ft
(chuck) ft
" Corned. 7 ft
" Dried, 31 ft
Ilamfl ft
Lamhfl ft
Lard it ft
Mutten 3 ft
Jl 0K jl JO a!
Pudding fi ft
Sausage $ ft
Sides and Bacen ft
Shoulders f! ft
Veal 31 ft
OKAt.
Wheat ilbus
Rycfl bus
Cern fl bus
Oats iP bus
Cleversecd fl bus
Timethy Seeed il bus
KUTS.
Chestnuts qt
Shelbarks 9 qt
Walnuts l pk
MISCELLA3KOUS.
Apple Butter fl qt
Cider jf? gallon
Kggs fl tle.
Heney if) ft
Seap If? ft
Sauer kraut 1 qt
niciTS.
Apples fl 14 P
Bananas l piece
Cranberries f) qt
Cherries, dried, fl qt
Currants, dried, ft ft
Dried Apples f7 qt
" PcacheHf) qt
Lemens ft lez
Oranges tl dez :
veeetaiii.es.
Beets f? bunch
Cabbage f head
Carrots ft bunch
Celery
Horseradish piece
Lima beans $ qt.
Onions Tfl 14 pk
Potatoes 7 y. pk
" Sweet ft pk
Soup Beans R qt
Salsify fl bunch
Turnips. pk
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m:iTING INKS, JtC,
IT
SK THE UKST.
HARRISON'S
CELEBRATED
WRITING INKS, FLUIDS
AND
MUCILAGE.
Give them a trial. Ask yenr stationer for
them and takenoether. 49-SPKCIAL RATES
for inks in bulk for Schools and Colleges.
HARRISON MANVEACTURINU CO.,
512 Broadway, New Yerk.
Please mention this paper. feb5-lmd& w
MISCELLANEOUS.
NLEWIN, M. .. GRADUATE OF THE
. University of Dorpat, Russia, formerly
of Berlin, Germany, Ne. 243 West King street.
Olllee hours from 8 te 10 a. in., 1 te 2 p. m. and
C te 8 p. m. )28-2md
X OCAL DELIVERY FUR SALE.
This well established line is etTered for sale.
It can be obtained at a bargain und will pay
well. Fer ether information, address
feblO-Std A. G. B.", Intelligencer Oflicc.
"VETT HOARDING HOUSE.
1A The undersigned will open a Bearding
Heuse en the 1st of April next, at Xe. 119 North
Queen street. Central location and elegant
fcuartments. Boarders, wanted. Apply te
.ti3 Tiiirv ll iitij'aIt
JlltOtflVU. 11. J.M1UJ1HA
StdW&S
Ne. 24 Seuth Lime Street.
S"
TAR GLASS WORKS, NORRISTOWN",
I'll., manutacture a ouperier ijuaiivy m
WINDOW GLASS,
Singleand Deuble Thick, Corrugated, Obscur
ed and Pictured Glass of Extra Thickness,
will net Stain or Bust. Fer sale by Lancaster
dealers generally. f4-2wd
JOSEPH OSrHElM,
214 NORTH WATER STREET,
Wholesale Dealer in Grocers' Sundries, Oils,
Salt. Fruit, Eggs. Agent for the sale of Elaine,
the best and safest oil in the market. Cannet
he exploded. Its lire test Is se high as te make,
it as safe as any illumlnant known. It is free
from benzine and parafflne. Fer sale by all
the principal grocers in thacity and county.
The trartR sunnlied at the lowest market
feblO-lwd
rates.
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SE LOCHER'S HORSE
AND CATTLE
POWDEKS.
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