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of valuable birds, leaving but a single bird
behind. They even took from their nest a
pair of birds that were hatching and one
that was se young it had never left its nest.
base hall.
The Clubs te be Organized.
The base ball season will shortly open in
this city and it premises te be a lively one.
At least two geed clubs will be organized,
and there will probably be mere when the
fever fa'nly takes held of the boys. The
Ironsides are first in the field, and the nine
will consist of almost the same men who
played te many geed games last year,
coming efT with an excellent record. The
club will have new uniforms and present a
fine appearance in the field. There are
plenty of geed players in town new and a
club will be organized, which will be com
posed of a number of men employed at
the Penn Iren "Works, including Kenny,
3l3'cis, Shay and ethers. When these
weiks were running several years age
they had the best club in the city, and
thcre is no reason why a geed team should
net again be formed.
Te make baseball a success in Lancaster
a geed ground is needed, as there is none
here at present. The old common at the
Penn iron wei k s has been filled up witli
dirt, stones, &c, and as it never was a
geed ground it would be impossible te play
upon it in its present rough condition. The
Ironsides ground is the best in town, but
it is small, and as it is in an out-of-the-way
place, it is with difficulty that the
many levers of the game can be drawn
there. At the college there is a geed
ground, but it is also small,
and is used almost exclusively by
the students. If the clubs which, will
contend for the championship of this city,
during the coming season, would lease an
unoccupied field near the city (and if pos
sible en the line of the street railway) they
would certainly be able te raise sufficient
funds from our citizens te pay for it. The
paeplc of Lancaster migbt in that way be
induced te take a greater interest in the
game. Clubs from a distance always dis dis
like te come te Lancaster for the reason
that the gieuuds hcic are se peer, but by
hireing a level field, that fault could be
remedied anil plenty of geed gamcu might
be plajvd here.
MHUM'JOV.
Happenings in the lloreugh.
On Monday evening Jehn Pyle, jr., started
ler Ida, Iowa, where he will engage in
(arming. Mr. Pyle has the well-wishes of
the community.
The plumbers' business here is booming,
and in a sheittime most of our resi
dences and business places will be lighted
up by gas.
The borough is refunding its water lean
by issuing $100 and $500 R jier cent, bends,
instead of 0 per cents, new outstanding.
The amount te be refunded is 35,000'
This will be a saving in interest of $350,
anil is a sensible me e.
A surprise party te L. I). Gallagher and
wife, by some of their many friends, was
one of the ovents of last week.
Town Talk street lamps cendciniiig
the Lancaster and Middlutewn turnpike,
west of town bad condition of Main street
watchman wanted at the Main street
c.resMiig money malteis easier than any
time since the panic G. A. IL Pest
diphtheiia, etc.
Monday afternoon a two boys named
Garmau, residing near llerst's mill, were
driving away fieni II. S. Stauller's hard
ware store, Mount Jey. one of the shafts
of their wagon broke fiightcning the horse
and causing him te run away. "When
crossing the railway at Ihubara street the
horse fell, and was caught by a bystander.
The wagon was turned ever en its side and
one of the boys tin own en the ground and
ightly injured. The horse also sustained
slight injuries.
At last there are some prospects for an
abatement in the custom of surprise par
ties. The 'elde folks" who have quite
extensively indulged in the practice will
wind up with a grand ball in Exchange
hall at an early day.
The lime stacks which were fired
shortly before the present blew, will pro
duce an inferior quality of lime. In some
staeks the draught has been se strong that
much of the material remains unburncd.
At 2:45 p. m. en Sunday, the corucr-stenc
for the Evangelical church will be laid
with appropriate services.
K. S. Dillinger lately bought a clock that
was manufactured in 1758. It is in geed
running order.
Jacob Itisser is erecting a line residence
near Newtown. Raphe township.
Jehn Kepf and family started te-day for
Lisben, Lynn county, where he will work
at farming.
On Tuesday morning a runaway horse
.ittached te a spring wagon dashed
through East Main street en a 2:40 gait,
and succeeded in making a lew collisions
and a Hurry of excitement. Jehn Stauffer,
of near Marietta, had driven te Snyder's
mill, directly cast of Mount Jey, and was
transacting business, when a blast in a
stone quarry near by started the horse en
the rampage. At Jehn Fensterniachei's
blacksmith shop a wagon was struck ;
several squares farther west a beard
wagon standing in front of Bieneman,
Lengcuecker & Ce.'s store, was struck,
causing both wagons te overturn. The
horse was caught in front of the residence
of Levi Heffman, and,strange te say, there
was but slight damage sustained by either
of the vehicles.
Smith, llichart & Ce. have rented the
building lately known as the Landis coach
works, and this morning commenced the
business of renovating feathers.
An Old Democrat.
On Friday last Adam Dietrich, of Roh Reh Roh
rerstewn, celebrated his 90th birthday.
Fer 6!) years he has been a Democratic
voter and subscriber te the Intelligen
cek, and has voted for every Democratic
candidate for president from Madisen te
Tilden, and, being in geed health, will no
leubt live te vote for ether Democratic
candidates and sec the Democratic party
again firmly established as the ruling
power.
Death lu the Jail.
Jehn Schmidt, who was committed te
the county prison by Alderman Spurrier,
a. few days age, for being drunk and dis
orderly, died in that institution about neon
te-day of congestion of the brain. The
man had severe, bruises en his body
when arrested, and he is believed te have
been beaten by some one. An inquest will
be held en the body.
Drunk and Disorderly.
Harriet Draper, colored, get drun last
evening, aud after being arrested she was
held for a hearing by Alderman Dennelly
of the Seventh ward.
Singular Accident.
This morning about 10 o'clock a party of
boys were playing ball near the point
at which the Pennsylvania railroad cresses
the Harrisburg pike in the northwestern
part of this city. When the Hanover ac
commodation train came along the base
ball with which the boys were playing,
rolled under the wheel of one of the cars,
and almost threw it off the track.
The yarn and rubber of which
which the ball was composed is se unyield
ing that even the weight of the car, which
ran ever it, did nothing mere than burst
the cover and slightly flatten the ball.
The concussion of the car was se great
that the conductor stepped the train, and
Officer Brady, of the railroad police force,
who was en the train arrested seven of the
boys and took them before Alderman Mc-
Conomy for a violation of the railroad act.
They were held for a hearing te take place
te-morrow morning.
Organization of Street Committee.
Lat night the street committee met and
organized, all the members being present
except Mr. Sales.
I). McMullen. esq., was chosen president,
and S. W. Raub, clerk.
The old rules were readopted and a vote
of thanks, for faithful service, was ten
dered te J. K. Barr, the retiring clerk.
Driving Accident.
A spirited young horse belonging te Mr.
Eislcy of Rockland street, this city, while
driven out the Marietta pike yesterday,
took fright at a velocipede, turned short
into the summer read, upset and broke
the buggy, tore the harness and injured,
though net seriously, Mr. E., who was
driving.
Suspended Operation.
Ne. 1 cotton mill, of this city, has sus
pended operations for the remainder of
this week in order te make some necessary
repairs.
An KxeeMent "Weik.
lla in;: :i knowledge of tin; plan upon which
tliH "View of Lancaster" is lieing prepared,
anil belli;; personally acquainted with the
artist who is te complete the work en stone, 1
can unhesitatingly recommend the work teall
levers of art, and especially tlio--e who desire
a view of our beautiful city. The weik will
give the city in two large general views, be
side ever twenty separate views of our lincst
churches, lactenes, county buildings, .street
scenes, business blocks, residences. Ac. I hope
our citizens will lend lr. Cerbin all the as
sistance possible for the prosecution of the
work. Tlie engraving will be subject te my
inspection ' -n '. when completed.
Kc ; . , W. L. (Jill,
ltd Photographer.
Tin: use el St. Jacob's Oil is indeed iollewcd
by the most wonderful results. Mere than a
dozen ease-, have come te my knowledge,
where St. Jacob's Oil effected speedy cures,
but I w ill only mention one instance. A man
sull'ering for twenty-tour years from Itheiuna
t i in was induced te try the St. Jaceii's Oil.
lie used a lew bottles et this truly wonderful
remedy, and is new entirely well once mere.
V. Ukimiauiit, Elmere, lHi.
Ian Watts was a Little Man.
Ue aid jocosely te six of his tall quizzing
friends who asked hew he felt among se many
men, "that he was a sixpence among six
pennies, weith them all." SOZODO.NT is just
se; there may lie many preparations ler the
teeth, but it U worth them all.
nl2-lw.!eeiUtw
sri:viAi vfi rici:s.
Grateful Women.
Nene receive se much benefit, and none arc
opreloiiiidly grateful and show such an in
terest in recommending Hep Hitters as
women. It is the only remedy peculiarly
adapted te the many ills the sex is almost uni
versally subject te. Chills and ferer, indiges
tion or deranged liver, constant or periodical
ucklicadaches, weakness in the back or kid
neys, pain in the shoulders and dill'eivnt parts
el the body, a feeling et lassitude and despon
dency, arc- nil rwadily removed by these 15it
tcrf,. nl-2wd&w
Try I.echcr's lienewned Cough Syrup.
Act wisely be ready have en hand "Dr.
Sellers' Cough Syrup." and you will have noth
ing te fear net even a doctor's bill.
Statistic prove that twenty-lire percent,
of the. deaths in our larger cities aiecaused by
consumption, and when we reflect that this
terrible disease in its worst stage will yield te
a bottle of I.echcr's Renowned Cough Syrup,
shall we condemn the sufferers ler their negli
gence, or pity them for their ignorance?
Try Lechcr's l.'enewncd Cough Syrup.
A Coreu, Celi, Cataihui or Sere Threat
should net he neglected. " lirewn's Bronchial
Troches" are a simple remedy, and will gener
ally give immciliatu reliet. Imitations are of
fered for sale, many of which are injurious.
The genuine " llrewn'x Bronchial Troches"
are sold only in boxes. al3-TTh&S&w
Consumption Cured.
Hundreds of people throughout the Xcw
Kngland States who were consumptive will
testify te their being alive te-day from the use
et Speer's Pert Crape Wine, produced in Pas
saic, New Jersey. It is prescribed by physi
cians generally and used in hospitals for this
purpose. Weakly and debilitated females,
consumptives, and all aged persons, find a
great bencflt by its nee. Nothing is better for
overworked or exhausted ladies. This wine
is endorsed by Drs. Atlcu and lUvU and bold
by II. K. Slaymaker.
The greatest medicine known for producing
an appetite is " Dr. Lindsey's Illoed Searcher."
Try I.eehei's IScnewncd Cough Syrup.
As a due for Piles
Kidney-Wert acts first by overcoming in the
mildest manner all tendency te constipation
then, by it great tonic and invigorating prop prep
ertiu. it restore te hualth the debilitated and
weakened parts. Wc have hundred, of certi
fied cures, where all else have faiied. Use it
and sillier no longer. ali-lwd&w
Try I.echei's Kenewned Cough Syrup.
Frem a well-known citizen et Chicago.
Chicago. 111., Jan. 1, HQ.
II. II. Warner .0 Ce., Iiecheslcr, A'. '. .
Centlcmex: I have used Warner's Safe Kid
ney and Liver Cure with the greatest satisfac
tion. It is the only remedy I have overused
that I Ian recommend te my friends, as it has
cured me et Iliight's Disease of long standing,
after having visited the White Sulphur Springs
of Virginia, and trying innumerable se-called
"remedies" of the day. Havirg resided here
for forty-seven years, my friends will lie glad
te see this statement. The discoverer Is, in
deed, a public benefactor.
William IT. Pattehsex,
1,431 Wabash avenue, near Twenty-ninth, St.
al-'iwdtw
Try Lecher's Kenewned Cough Syrup.
-Mothers! Mothers!! Mothers!!!
Are you 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 getabottleef MUS. WINS
LOW'S SOOilllXC SVItUI. It will relieve the
peer little sufferer immediately depend upon
it; there is no mistake about it. 1 here is neta
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 per'ectly 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
2T cents a bottle. fjl7-lyd&wJI,U'iS
Keep your bowels and kidneys in a healthy
state by the use of Kidney-Wert,
MAIlIilAGJ.'S.
Vieser Kissinger. April 13, 1880. by ltev. E.
L. ltecd, at his residence. 313 west King street,
Mr. William Vieser te Miss Amanda Kissinger,
both el Lancaster. ltd
NEW PATTERNS. STYLISH CUT.'
THE VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Our exhibit of New and Tasteful Designs in Woolens for Spring and Summer "Wear is new open for inspec
tion. The excellent management of our well-known and popular establishment, and our daily increasing trade,
give assurance of better results in our business than ever before. Especial and personal attention will be
given te every detail, se that full and complete satisfaction will be assured.
MYERS & RATHFON,
CENTRE HALL,
Ne. 12 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PENN'A.
ALL THE NOVELTIES IN
Silks, Dress Goods, Trimmings, Buttens, Fringes, White Goods and Notions, New Open.
We show the largest stock in the city. We keep the hett qualities of goods made. We sell 'geed goods and nothing else.
Our prices are as low as what inferior goods are sold at. Come and learn our prices, and you will find them te he as low as else
where, if net lower.
NEW GOODS OPENING EVERY DAY.
De net forget we show the Largest Assortment of
CARPETS IN NEW STYLES IN THE CITY.
ECe sure and give us a call, and you will be shown polite attention.
GrIVLEB, BOWEKS & HUEST, '
25 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
DEATHS.
Haktmax. Ill this city en April 14, 1SS0,
Ames c.. son et Daniel and Kate K. Ilartman,
aged 10 months and J5 days.
The relatives and friends et the family ate
respectfully invited te attend the funeral from
the residence of his parents' Ne. 132 East j
Lemen strcct,en Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
2td
xj:ir Airj:jtrjsi:Mj:xT.s.
MONKY TO LOAS ON FIRST MORT
GAGE at
15AUSMAX A IJUItXS'S
Insurance and Heal Estate Oilier,
aprt -tfdlt Ne. 10 West Orange Sti cat.
PU1II.IC SAI.K OF SKNKK 1'KACII
TlfEES. Having about 100 Genuine Seller
1'cach Trews I have concluded te close out the
stock by public sale en SATTUDAY 3IOKN
IXG. en Centre Square.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock a. m.
nprll-2td IIENKY SIIUliEUT, Auet.
I3UI5I.IC SAI.K OF FRUIT AND OK.VA
ineutal Trees, Shrubbery, Small Fruits,
etc., in Centre Square,
ON SATURDAY MOUXIXG, APIilL 17,
At 7 o'clock.
All stock sold will be from the Columbia
Xursciies and will be guaranteed te be as icp-
resented. S. II. l'UUl'LE.
JAcea GraD.iKDi:. Auct. aprlKitd
GEO. W. BROWN, AOTm
UNDERTAKE It,
Ne. 11C EAST KINO STIIRITT.
Rushluuctt 21 iieuth 1'riiiM Street.
pr8-lydV&fl
J
iO INVKNTORS.
IIEKU&STAUFFKIt. Solicitor et Pntcnt.
successors te Jacob Stauirer, deceased. Having
been in thr above business ler some time un
der the instructions et Jacob Stauirer, dee'd,
and having access te his lieperts and Docu
ments lehiting te the Patent Office, we are
prepared te pre-ecute all claims relative te
Letters Patent with promptness and accuracy.
OFFICE: 3 NORTH DUKE STP.EET.
aprlS-lwilU
A 31 VSE31 EXTS
T7ULTOX OFKR.V HOUSR.
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
AND WEDNESDAY MATINEE,
APRIL 19, 20 and 21, 1830.
Heturn of the Famous
McGIBENY FAMILY!
This family needs nespccial introduction te
the people of this city. We simply desire te
call attention te the fact thfttewing te engage
ments ahead they can only remain their ad
vertised time.
70 NIGHTS IN PHILADELPHIA ALONE.
BRILLIANT NEW MUSIC
AND EXTUAOltDlNAUY GEMS.
Watch ler Farads of the Famous Little
Rand.
ADMISSION, - - . 2.1 & .;,; cts.
MATINEE PRICES, - - 15 ii Mr. Cts.
. Ne extra charge for reserved scats. On sale
Thursday at Yecker's Opera Heuse Ofllcu.
IJ. S. DIIIGGS. lfusincss Manager.
JOHN D. MISHLEU, Circuit Manager,
aprll-lwdj
e
VERA IIOUSE.
THURSDAY, APRIL. 15, 1830.
Return of the Favorite, the Greatest or all
Iribh Comedians, Jilt.
JOSEPH MURPHY,
Supported by a company of specially selected
Artists of Recognized Abilitv, including the
beautiful California Favefitr.: MISS M.
LODUSKI YOUNG. THE HKVT OF ALL
HUSH DRAMAS! Played with Unparalleled
Success ever 1,000 times in all the Principal
cities of America, Mr. Frwd. Marsden'u best
work, THE
KERRY GOW.
A mire Irish Drama, without shillelah.
whisky or priest. A". 1". Dramatic Xeuit.
See the Wonderful Escape from Prison .'
See the Great Race Scene .'
And the Flight of the Carrier Deves .'
MR. JOHN D. MISHLER has the honor te
announce that the great success of this favor
ite company and play has induced him te
re-engage them at greatly increased terms.
ADMISSION, - - 33, 30 & 75 Cts.
Secure your scats early. aprl0-4td
Waxtev.
atkd. evektbedy te advkr-
tise, free of charge, in the Inti;lliek. -ckb,
who wants something te de.
SITUATION WANTED.--A YOUNG l.ADY
wants a situatieu In eiiher a Drv Goods
or Trimming Stere. Apply at Ne. 17 Seuth
Prince street. 2td
"ITTASTED TWO STOUT ROYS TO
Tt learn te make Here Cellars. Applv at
the Lewell Cellar
and 20 East
Oiange street
aprl4-3td
OAfiS!
RAGS! RAGS! RAGS WANTI2D.
XX,
Housekeepers take notice that we arc
paying .'5 cents a pound for MIXED RAGS.
Cah paid as been a delivered te
ffjl. HENXECKE,
aprO-Tmd Xe. 235 West Kinj; Street.
VTT-AXTKll A YOUNG MAX WANTS A
situation where he cnn make himself
generally useful : understands wei king aieund I
nerse-. uau at iijenn water street. ltd
beOUUU Five per cent, interest will he
paid by the borough et Mt. Jey ler a lean of
$3.-.000, te rcluud borough debt of like amount
created in building Water Works. This lean
is free trein all taxes. Issued in amounts et
$100 and $503. Interest paid semi-annually.
Apply te R. M.GREIDEK,
nprH-lwd RurgiTg.
COMPKTJSNT PKRSON IS ATANTKli
te till the position of Superintendent of
He public schools of Lancaster citv. Tli
Beard et Directors will meet en THUKSDA.Y
ETEXIXG, APRIL 22, te 1111 tha position and
fix the salary.
By order of the Beard.
Attest : C. F. EBERM AX,
prlO-4tdS,W,S&3I Seenrtary.
A TIOKXETS-AT-ZA W
HENRY A. RILEY
Attorney and Connseller-at-Law
91 Pai-t Rnnr Vew Yrt
Collections made in all parts of the United
States, and a general legal business transacted. ,
Refers by permissl t Steinjn&a Hsasel.
CLemnm.
-AND-
DRY HOOliS.
!
yjSir AVWKTISEIIIIXTS.
CHEAP AND GOOD WATCHES.
We have just secured a large let of the lower priced American
"Watches of Waltham and Elgin Manufacture. Alse, a large let
of Silver and Geld Cases, -winch -will be sold at the old prices not
withstanding the scarcity and difficulty of getting them. Seme
grades of these goods are in such demand that orders for them
given new will net ba filled in less than two years. Alse, 400
Cleck of different styles just received this morning,
Jeb lets of Jewelry and Fancy Goods, which will be sold for less
than the cost of manufacture.
We invite an examination of our new goods.
H. Z. RHOADS.& BRO., Jewelers,
Ne. 4 "West Bang Street.
A NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK OP
WALL PAPERS AID CAEPETS,
IN ALL GRADES,
Parlors, Halls, Libraries, Dining Reems, &c.
13 OFFKItKD AT VERT
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
"WEST KIXG AND PBXNGE STS.
GItAXJl
GRAND
OF
LANCASTEE BAZAAE,
Ne. 13 EAST KING STREET,
THURSDAY, APRIL 8th, 1880.
ASTRICH
WILL OPEN THEIR
ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS STORE,
With a COMPLKTE STOCK oreTerythlDgtpportalnins te tha line of
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, TRIMMINGS, MTT,T,TNER
HOSIERY, GLOVES, UNDERWEAR, CORSETS,
APRONS, WHITE GOODS, &c.
ASTONISHING PRICES !
Special Bar in Eacl ni Every Department !
CAL1, AND SEE OUR HANDSOMEDISPLAY OP GOODS.
XJBGIL NOTICES.
ASSIGNED ESTATE OF MECK &
Brether, of West Lampeter township,
Lancaster county. The undersigned Auditor,
appointed te distribute the balance remaining
in the hands or II. II. Deitrich. Assignee, te
and among these legally entitled te the same,
will sit ler that purpose en THURSDAY, the
2ith day of APRIL, 1880, at 10 o'clock a. ni., in
the Library Roem of the Court Heuse, in the
city et Lancaster, where all persons interested.
In saiil distribution may attend.
CHAS. R. KLINE,
apr5-2td&2tw Auditor.
ESTATE OF MARTIN SNAVELY. LATE1.
ofDrumere township, deceased. The un
dersigned Auditor, nnoeinted te distribute the-
lialance remaining in the hands of Abraham 1
enavciy, Administrator ei saie necease.t, to te
and among these legally entitled te the same,
will sit for that purpose en MONDAY, MAY 3.
1880, at 10 o'clock a. m., in the Library Roem of
the Court Heuse,' in the city of Lancaster,
-where all persons interested in said distribu
tion may attend.
ALEXANDER HARRIS,
apr5-ltd43tw Auditor.
DIVIDEND NOTICE. i -ed te the undersigned, all persons indebted
The managers of the Lancaster and Litttz. thereto are requested te make immediate pay
Turnpike Read Company have this day de-, ment, and these having claims or demands
clared a dividend of one dollar and lifty cents
per shara, payable en and after MONDAY,
Lancaster.
j"" , ioeu, ni in farmers' national jtanicei
V.T.HUJEltENEB.
J ri LI 1 1 l.1 II .' M 1." t
LITIT2, April 8, 1M9.
Treasurer.
prU-Sw
GOOD FITS.
SUITABLE FOR
MODERATE PRICES, RT
OJ'EXIXO.
OPENING -
THE-
:e:-
BROTHERS
3IVSZCAZ. JXSTJtVMEXTS.
-THE-
Lancaster Orp Maifacien
Without a doubt furnish the FINEST IN
STRUMENTS in the Market Warerooms 320
North Queen street. Manufactory in the rear.
Branch Office, 15 East King Street.
Alex. McKillips, Proprietor.
Alse Agent ler Lancaster County for
CIUCKERING& SON'S Celebrated
PIANOS.
A Full Line et Sheet and ether Music, Small
Instruments. Violins. Ranjes, Rand Instru
ments, ,tc, always baud. fl3-lydSly w
"LjiST.
Xjef
f lincaster City, deceased. Letters of ad
ministration en said estate having been irrant-
! against the same will present them without (le
i lay for settlement te tb undersigned, or her
,1 uenify,.ii. uiiuuiaw.
JULIA KHEY.
J. L. STZEmrnt, Att'y.
AiuuuiiauauiJU I
ni27-tdeaw
TIIED EBITIOI.
WEDNESDAY EVEN'G, APEIL, 14, 1880.
WEATHEK INDICATIONS.
Wasiiixgtex, April-14. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states clear or partly cloudy
weather, southwesterly winds, becoming
variable or shifting te easterly, stationary
or lower temperature, rising barometer.
OTERO HANGED.
Execution et the Bey Who Shet at the
King of Spain.
Madrid, April 14. Otere, the young
man who attempted the life of King Alfon Alfon
eo, was executed at 0 o'clock this morning.
Soen after 8 o'clock the governor of the
prisoner and authorities aroused him,
and led him, bare-headed and
clad in the same clothing which
he were at the time of the commission of
the crime, te the hall where condemned
prisoners hear sentence read in the pres
ence of the judge. Otere was pale but
composed, and signed the copy of his sen
tence with a firm hand. The judge then
delivered him into custody of the brothers
of the Ancient Order of Taz-y-Caridad
who led him te the chapel dimly lighted,
and at 9 o'clock the execution took place
He expressed repentance, but refused the
ministrations of priests. He was nineteen
years old.
EGYPT'S DESIGN'S
Getting Ready te Occupy the Red 8eit C'eatt.
Loxden", April 14. The Stunthxrd's
Alexandria correspondent says : " It is
believed in well-informed quarters here
that Egypt has decided te occupy
the Red Sea coast te Cape Guardafur,
the eastern-most point of Africa,
at the entrance of the Arabian gulf. This
is confirmed by the announcement of the
official newspaper, the Jfenitcur Egyptien,
that Ali Kiza Pasha has been appointed
jroverner of the Red Sea coast."'
THE GREAT AMERICAN TRAMP.
Geiii te Little Reck, Thence Ilomeward
Round.
Memphis, April 14. General Grant and
party, in charge of a delegation of citi
zens of Little Reck, Arkansas, left by a
special train at neon te-day. They will
arrive at Little Reck at 7 o'clock this even
ing. The general will remain as a guest of
that city until Friday, when he will return
te Galena, Ills., stepping only at Caire
and Bloomington.
CONGRESS.
Proceedings In the Senate.
Washington, April 14. In the Senate
Mr. Voerhecs submitted a resolution in
structing the Committee en Pensions te
report a bill authorizing pensions te be
paid te surviving soldiers and sailors of
the Mexican war.
Proceedings in the Heuse.
Without transacting any important pub.
lie business the morning hour was dis
pensed with, and at 12:40 the Heuse went
into committee en the whole, Whitthorne
in the chair, en the Indian appropriation
bill.
CUMULATIVE DAMAGES.
Which Encourage
tin; Plaintili'
Again.
Try It
Bosten, April 14. Charles E. Weithcn
sued the Grand Trunk rai'way sometime
since for damages received by a collision
en the read and received $18,000 damages ;
en a second trial he received $20,000, and
yesterday, en a third trial in this city, he
was awarded $15,000.
room ten
ALL.
Emigration tu
Extensive Scaudinaiaii
America.
Londen, April 14. A
Berlin te the Standard says
despatch from
emigration te
North America en an exceptionally large
scale is taking place from Scandinavia. Twe
thousand Swedes have already left Bre
men and 1,000 left Christiana for Xew
Yerk en the 4th inst.
AS USUAL, AS USUAL.
Reported Destruction of the Virginia Fruit
Crep by Fret.
PuTERSiicite, Va., April 14. A heavy
frost for several nights past has killed the
fruit crop in this section of the state and
seriously injured vegetation. The losses
are heavy.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Ens
;ine Plunges Through it Hritlge Nobody
Hurt.
DenVek, April 14. Special from Sheri
dan, Kansas, says an engine and baggage
car went through a bridge there yesterday.
Xe one was hurt. The engineer and fire
man escaped by jumping from the engine
TANNERY BURNED.
Involving a Less of $110,000.
Peabedv, Mass., April 14. A fiie this
morning at the Procter tannery destroyed
the main structure, including a large
amount of stock. Less, $140,000.
CAt-TURED.
A Notorious Siviudlcr In I,luib:.
Denvek, April 14. Peter Laven, the
ringleader in the celebrated " Geld Brick"
swindle case last October, was captured
here yesterday.
WALLENSTE1N WINS.
Anether of Lorillard's Hersss Cemes in
Ahead.
Londen, April 14. The race for the
Xew Market handicap was wen by Mr. P.
Lorillard's Wallenstcin.
OHITUAKY.
Death of an Eminent Divinu.
Xew Yerk, April 14. Bev. Dr. Osgood
died this morning after a brief illness of
congestion of the lungs.
Crimes anil Criminals.
Dr. W. E. Bland, shot in the election
riot at Edgefield, S. C, en Monday, died
yesterday.
Jehn Xoeman, shot by Jehn Dehcrty in
a quarrel in Bosten, last Sunday, died
yesterday, and Doherty will be arraigned
for murder.
James Seaman, colored, ..who confessed
that he wa accessory te the murder of
William Rhodes, at Ilicksville, L. I., in
1878, was sentenced, yesterday, te impris
onment for life.
James Black, colored, accused of attempt
in" te feloniously assault a white woman,
was taken from jail at the Dinwiddie
Court Heuse, in Virginia, and lynched, by
a mob en Monday night.
The second trial of Billings, for murder,
at Ballston, N. Y., was called yesterday,
and a panal of jurors summoned. It will
probably require two or three days te secura.
a mrv u one can de secured.
James Ferris, traveling wuMi Coup's cir
cus, was shot dead by Geerge Petney, a
gambler, in Nashville, yesterday. There
was no apparent provocation for the deed.
The murderer was arrested.
Perlcy B. Hutchinson, a wealthy old
man, who lived alone, was found murdered
in his house, near Huntington, Mass., yes
terday morning. The house had been fired
te conceal the crime, but the llames were
seen subdued.
The third trial of William Bucholz, for
the murder of Jehn H Schultz, was begun
in Unngepert, Conn., yesterday morning.
Only two jurors had been secured when
the panel was exhausted, and a new one
was ordered.
MJJtKETS.
Philadelphia Market.
PniLADKLrniA.Apr.I4. Fleurdulland weak
siiperllne $3 3Ti4 00; extra 14 605 00 ;
Ohie and Indiana lamilv fC 00 50 : Penn'u
family 75G-r: St. Leuis fam ily-J 25fi6 75;
Minnesota family i 5tl 73 ; patent ana high
grade J6 S7&S 00.
Eye flour 4 75.
Cernnittil Urandywine unchanged.
Wheat steady; Ne. 2 W-estern Ked $134(9
134Vi; Penn'alted$l3413t; Amber 91 3S01 36.
Cern strong : steamer 5353c ; yellow 540
55c ; mixed 5.-l.54c.
Oats weaker"; Se. 1, 45Kc: Ne. 2, 45Jc; Ne. ,
UQUyic; Ne. 2 mixed li)ic.
ICye firm ; Western and Pa. 87c
Previsions quiet; miss perk at $11 75
12 00: het'l hams 117 00017 50; India mess beef
$19 50; bacon smoked shoulders 5Ji5c; salt
"vVUiX-; siueiveu ue uiims yjvtfiuNiC ; IHCKiee
hams siue.
Lard quiet ; city kcttle Tc ; loose
butchers 7c; prime steam $740.
Ruttcr steady; creamery extra at SOfiKc:
Ilr.utferd county and New Yerk extra
aS2Sc ; Western reserve extra at 243'2Gc ;
de geed te choice 2023c; Rolls qnlct:
Penn'a extra 2123c ; Western reserve extra
22i?24c.
Eggs active; Penn'a 1212e; Western lli
12e.
Cheese scarce : New Yerk factory 14I5c ;
Western lull cream 14c ; de forgeod 12JyC3U ;
de lialt-skiuis 10llc.
Petroleum dull; Rcfluetl "Kc
Whisky at MM).
Seeds lirm; geed te prime cleTcrseed 95 BQft
7 00; de timothy $2 753 00; de flaxseed $1 90
New Yerk market.
New Yerk. April lt.-Kleur-Statennd Western
strongly in buyers' fuver with lluiilcd expert
aud home demand ; superfine state $3 'J54 70;
extnnle $4 704 !)." ; choiceile $3 0U5 50 ; tiiney
$.")G0j?(je(): round hoop Ohie $5 305 75: cheicu
de fj S07 00; siiperllne western $3 95jJ4 70 :
common te geed extra de $4 705 00 ; cheicu
ilode$510700; choice white wheat de $5 00ft
5 73; Southern dull aud in buyers taver: com
mon te fair extra $5 25125 70; geed te choice de
5 7.-7 23.
Wheat heavy, a shade lower and lalrly ac
tive: Ne. 2 lied. April, $1 3ji:M: de May,
51 321 32'J; de June, $1 Q130; Ne. 1 While,
May. $1 2D.
Cern heavy; ;'c lower; Mixed Western
spot 51..'i2c ; de tuturc47S51c.
Oats (lull and m lower; State 43Q51c;
Western 415Hu; Na, 2 ferMiiy38c.
Ilcef dull and prices unchanged.
Perk tinner ; nuw mess $1750.
Lard quiet and firm; uteam rendered $7 80.
Whisky dull; Western $10S10D.
Spirits of turpentine dull at 44045c.
Stock Market
PuiLADKLmiA, April 14.
12:30 T. it.
Stocks active.
Pcnnuti's (third issue) 101
Philadelphia A Erie.
.... 17JJ
Heading
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley.
United Ces. el N. J.
Northern Pacific...
10O'4
" Preferred .
Northern Central....,
Lehigh Navigation...
52f
32fc
37J
Norristown 101K
Central Transportation Ce. 48U
Pitts , Titu.sville A Buffalo. 20-
Little Schuylkill 54
NB'.v Xuv.k, Apill 14.
Stocks lower.
Meney 5(jjl
N. Y. Central 13ii
Adams Express lrij.i
Michigan Central DlJi
Michigan Southern llwV,
Illinois Central HVi
Cleveland A Pittsburgh.. ..112
Chicago & Ueck Island 1UI
Pittsburgh & Fert Wayne..ll8
Western Union Tel. Ce 10.-AJ
Teledo & Wabash 41
New Jersev Central M)f
United Slates IJendsaud Sterling Kxehau;
(Quotations by 15. K. Jamisen A Ce., S. W.
Cor. 3d and Chestnut Streets).
Philadelphia, April 14.
United States fi's, 1831. (registered). .10510(!
United States 5V, ls81. (registered). .lOiiSlOJ
United States 4yn, ISM, (registered) lefyittdM)
United States VA's, lfclll, (ceiipnn)...Itt01O'J
United States 4V, 11)07. (registered). .107Jtf107,i
United States Currency C's 125
Sterling Exchange 485B4);;8
LANCASTER UOUSEIIOLD MARKET.
DAIRY.
Ruttei 13 ft. ............... .........
Cup cheee, 2 cups
Dutch chccic tl lump
Cottage cheese, 2 pieces
reCLTr.T.
Chickens 1 pair
Ducks f? pair
Turkeys $1 B dressed
Geese 1 piece
FISH.
I'ass ? ft
Cattisli 1 lb. ... ..........
Kels fl B
Oysters 1 100
5 1 1 C K t. rsi
X IKO
A 11C11 ..
V llllff .
Salmen
Haddock...'.
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Wheat ?1 bus
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Oats ft bus
Cleversced ? bus
f 1 III
Timethy Seecd x bus
UTS.
Chestnuts $1 qt
Shcibarks fl qt
Walnuts Ifl Jjpk
VKU1TS.
Apples t?K Pk
ltananas ft piece
Cranberries fJ qt
Cherries, dried, ft qt
Currants, diied, $1 lb
Dried Apples $1 qt
" Peaches 1 qt
Lemens ft dez
Oranges)! dez
VEOKTAltLKH.
Rccts f? bunch
Cabbage?) head
Carrots y bunch
Green beans fl Jpcck
" peas ma peck
Horseradish ) piece
Lima beans fl qt
Onions If l)k
Potatoes $ i pk
" Sweet?? Jpk
Radishes 1 bunch
soup lleans ? qt
Salsify ? hunch
Turnips. Yi P
Tomatoes fl quart
MISCELLANEOCH.
Apple Butter 1 qt
Ciiler i3 gallon
Eggs ) dez
Heney if! lb. ............. ..........
eOap fN B). ........................ .
Saucr kraut V qt
MEATS.
Beef Steak, 1 ft
" Roast (rib) H ft
" " (chuck) f ft
" Cernell, fl ft
" Dried, fl ft
Ham 7p lb... ...............
Lamb ff lb.. ................ .......
Lard ft. ................... ......
Mutten J3 ft
Perk fl ft
Pudding f) ft
Sausage t ft
Sides and Bacen fl ft
Shoulders f) ft
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