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LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER. WEDNESDAY. MAY 5. 1880.
In Town.
J. II. Shumaker, general passenger
agent of the Pennsylvania railroad,
was in town te-day, making ar
rangements for the excursion of the Em
pire hook and ladder company te Chara
bcrshurg en Wednesday next.
Temmy Mack, -who has been traveling
i ith a minstrel company, which was or
ganized in Reading several weeks age for
a tour through the coal regions, has re
turned te this city, the troupe having
closed the season after doing an excellent
business.
Hen. Galusha A. Giew is steppingatthe
Stevens house ; as is also Cel. J. - A. M.
Passmore, of Pottsville, Schuylkill county.
E. B. Cobaugh, esq., of the Middletown
paint works, was in town te-day.
Justices Paxson and Mcrcur, of the state
Mipreme court, were in Lancaster last even
ing and were enteitained at the residence
of IJ. Frank Lshleman, esq., whose wife,
Judge Mercur's daughter, had a birthday
paity, at which Hen. G. A. Grew was also
a guest.
A Fine Farm.
One of the finest farms in Lancaster
county is that presided ever by Mr. Geeigc
AV. Graver, in Denegal township, and
owned by United States Senater J. Don
ald Cameren. There are between three
bundled and four hundred acies of fine
cultivated lands, divided off into fields of
fiem 20 te 73 acies each, which pieduce
the very best oops of coin, wheat, to
bacco, etc. The coining crops leek fine,
p.irticulaily the 8"S acres of wheat. Mr.
Graver will plant upwaids of thiity
acres of tobacco. He has new the
finest beds of tobacco plants in the county.
These plants will be ready for umj in about
one week. The farm is stocked with the
very best breeds. The forty-nine head of
cittlc just new ready for the maiket are
pci feet beauties, and it is a ical plcasuie
te leek at them. They -would make gl.ul
the he.ut of any Philadelphia or New Yeik
butcher. Mr. Gravel is just the man for
such a plantation, and what he don't
knew-about fanning, stock raising and
tobacco is net weith knowing. Columbia
Ceuranl.
Again ' Limbe.
Yesteiday Ollicers Lent, and Titus, of
this city, went te QuairyVilIc aimed with a
letter for the ancst of Paul Quigley.
About daik he was gobbled up at Rechm's
National hotel in the village. He made a
desperate attempt te get away fiem the
eiliccis, and had neaily all the clothes tern
fiem his back before he succumbed. The
offense with which he is ch.ugcd is the
l.u ccny of about 180 pounds of pig lead
belonging te the city ; which it is alleged
he stele fiem the resciveir gieunds some
weeks age and tried te sell te a dealer in
old metals. The lead was aftcrwaids found
by some childien in a let en Neith Chris
tian sheet abee James, where the thief
had secicted it. Quigley was locked up
for a healing, the time fei which has net
yet been fixed.
Death or :i Iterse-Dealer.
Edwaul Maxwell, a well-known hoisr heisr hoisr
dcalcref New Yeik city, died veiy sud
denly at his home yesterday meining. He
purchased a great many horses in this
city and spent most of his time hcie. On
Friday he was taken ill and his In ether
came hcie fiem New Yeik and took him
home. He gradually gicw worse and died
ycstei day. He was a popular young man,
and had many friends here.
Large Catch of Miad.
It is slid that ecr 2,000 shad were taken
Jast night at the batteries below the Col
umbia dam. A Marietta man is author
ity for saying that tire shad weie caught
abee the dam. but that a close examina
tion of them levealed finger maiks en
their sides, showing that they had been
caught below the dam and thrown in the
stream above.
Lancaster Contractors in Virginia.
Iliehard J. McGrann and Jehn J. Fit?
patrick, of this city, have been an aided
the contract for constituting 2." miles of
railroad in the
cinia. Jehn 15
Shenandoah valley, Yir-
Reilly, Iliehard J. Mc-
Wallace lieilly and Hugh
Grann,
.!!
T.
Fitzpatrick have left this city for the weik
en which they have secuicil positions.
Anniversary I'aradn.
The Pioneer lire company, of Mai ietta,
are actively engaged in making piepara piepara
tiens for the giand parade with which they
intend te eelt'brate the 40th anniversary of
the company en the 21st inst. A laigc
number of visiting firemen arc expected
fiem Lancaster, Yeik, Dauphin and
Lebanon counties.
A Yeung Telegrapher.
J. K. Taitley, aged 13 yeais, was a few
days age put in charge of the Pennsylva
nia raihead telegraph office at Dilleivillc.
Though young in jcars he is quite a mas
ter of the art, having taken a thorough
com sc of instruction from his brother, G.
M. Hartley, the efficient night operator at
at the office in the depot, this city.
Fight Last Might.
Last evening about G o'clock a fight took
place at the American hose house, en
Chinch street, in which theie was a great
deal mere noise than bleed, and the young
men who took part in it will have an op
portunity of telling what they knew about
it bcfeic Aldciman Barr.
riKK-ten Broken.
Last evening between 0 and 7 o'clock
Samuel liudy. one of the pi opricters of the
Lcepaid hotel, and ex-Recorder Samuel
Martin were driving along Neith Queen
stieet, near Oiange in a phaeton when the
wheel of the vehicle sti tick the stieet car
track and the hind axle was broken in
two.
Contract Awarded.
McDenell & Rete, awning makcis of thib
city, have received the contract for putting
up awnings en the Pittsburgh opera house
en Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh. There were
several bidders but the Lancaster men
were the lucky ones.
The Werk of a Scoundrel.
A few days age some one entci ed the
yard of Jehn Franciscus and kicked his
line hunting deg se badly that the animal
died yesterday from his injuries.
One of the old settlers of Teledo, Ohie, Mi.
Win. llenzler. Druggist, sends the following
communication, which we gladlv publish for
the benefit of many sutreiers- Judging fiem
my own experience, I must admit that the St.
Jacob's Oil Is an excellent remedy for Bhcu
matisni. Fer weeks I had net been able te step
en my feet; but I used the St. Jacob's Oil,
and all pain disappeared in a short time.
There is no sweetness in a kiss,
Unles J our teeth are just like pearls.
Then would you share its trembling blK,
Use SOZODONT at once, sweet gill-:
Fer it alone gives te the mouth,
White teeth and fragrance of the Seuth.
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FacU "Werth Considering.
Can anyone afford te deny themselves the
advantages te be obtained by a membership In
the Xcw Era life association. Se company
ever furnished "insurance" at se low a rate.
Example : Certificate Ne. 1, age 37, May 9, 1876,
for $5,000 is still in force ; cost, tltt.GO $7.23 per
thousand per year. Fer IJ04.S3 paid te the as
sociation by members new deceased, the asseci
atien have actually paid te their heirs $11,073.,
50. Theie was a reduction of twenty-tlve per
cent, in assessment Ne. 4 and thirty percent, in
assessment Xe. 5. As is shown above,the larger
the membership the lower the cost. The com
pany has only liad live deaths In the last four
years. The New Era association takes no spec
ulative risks and insures no one ever CO jears
of age. $15,000 new in force. ltd
Keligleuti.
The liev. .1. V. Etkert will preach en next
Sunday, May 0, in Mount Eden chuich, Eden
tow nship, in the morning at 10 o'clock, and in
tint afternoon, at 2J o'clock in the new chuich
ut Helten. Strasbuig tow nship.
Havie secured ever half a million of Pine
and Cypress Shingles beleie the advance in
lumber, Iain piepared te sell cheap for cash.
Cj press Shingles are considered supeiier te
bhaved Tine feliingles.
JOHN" BEIDLEK,
Lumber Dealer, Wiightsille, 1'a.
nprlS "tvvd
1'OLITICAI..
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
POIt SU1MIEME .Il'DOE.
GKOUGK A.JEXK.S.
roll AUDITOR HEN tit L.
BOBKBT 1'. DhCHEItT.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTV TICKET.
FOK CONGRES-.
.!. L. STE1XMLTZ.
lOII IHSTItlCT ATTOUM.T.
15. F. MONTGOMERY.
1 OK SENATOR (1.1th DISTRICT.)
.1. 15. DOUGLAS)5;.
FOR ASSI VIItLY (2d DISTRICT.)
s c. stevi:xex,
s. 1 IIIBK.
l'OR ASSLMI1IV (Id DISTRICT."
AMOS niLLKU,
l:. DAVIs UXDT,
JACOII M. IIAEXLKX.
KOUl'RISON INSVLCTORS
IJAKTOX M. WINTER
BEX.I. MILLEH.
FOR VOOK DIIll CTOR8.
A. J. SNYDER,
JOHN FR YXCISCBs.
LANCASTER COUNTY APPOINTMENTS.
Ill Ll'li VTL8TO NATIONAL CONVKNTIOV.
P.. J. McGltAXX,
W. U. HENSEL.
(ALTLIlTVTFs.)
E.S. II AM BRIGHT,
(J. J. RHOADS
1 LI.CTOR.
JAMES G. McSPAUUAX.
STATB COMMUTE!' MEMIIUlS
Gl.O. DILLER,
M.S. MOORE.
MVilhdniwn.
AI'f.'GM.I. SOTMVKS.
1 rem the Old "Salamander" Drug Heuse.
Chicago, 111., Jan. 12, 1SS0.
Mtisri. II. II. Warner A Ce., Iluchcitcr, 2f. J'..
(i.ntli.mln: We tnist our order will i each
j en in season te be promptly lllled. The de
mand for jour cute Remedies, expcciall the
Safe Kidnc and Lici Cuie.iscontinueus and
inei easing, and our customers speak in the
highest terms of their value. Several eases el
cmes which hae tome under our obseiva ebseiva obseiva
lien aie complete and ine-t icmaikahle. Veiy
tmlv -venis.
YA.N sCHAACK, STi:VEXs.)X .V, CO.
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MiHering Women.
'llieie is but vciy small propeition of the
women el this nation th it de- net sutler lieui
some et the diseases lei w hich Kidney-Weit is
.ispecilic. When the bowels hae become co
tie, headache teimcnts. Kidneys out et liv, ei
pile- listiess, take a package, and its vvonder vvender
lul Ionic and lcneT.iting peuci will cuiuvm
and gie new hie. MVelvvd&w
Likteu te This.
The uubiiscd opinion et some et the most
intelligent medii.il men in this cemitiy and
Luiepe, suppeit the s itement that Kidncj
W et t is thegicatest di-ievei jct.lei euiiug
Knlney and livei tteubles, piles anil cousiipa ceusiipa cousiipa
tien. It acts en both Kuluejs and bowels at
the same time and thus clc.ui-c-. the whole
sjsteni. iii3-lvvdA.vv
Tij Lechei's Kcuevv ned Cough Sv i up.
Dr. 1!rownies C. JtC. Cehdial has nevci
been taken by nn one whom jeu could allei
waids persuade le be without it. Tiy it, ami
veu will be se delighted that jeu will have all
join li lends using ll It is tei Coughs, colds,
and all Doubles el that n.U me. Git it liem
jour diuggist,er send dnectte the piopueter,
l)i. Hi owning. 1117 Aich stieet, Philadelphia.
Ti y Lechei's Ilcnew ned Cough Sj i up.
"I gave the child a doe of Dr. Sellers'
Cough Syiup, and it was all right in an heui."
sold by di uggists at i cents per bottle.
Tij Lechei's Kenevv ned Cough Sj nip.
Timely Caution.
Genuine Hep Bitteisare put up in squat e
paneled, anibei-colered bottle-, with white
label en one side piinted in black letters, and
gieen hop cluster, and en the ether side vellew
paper with led letteis; ieenue stamp ever
theceik. This is the only lei in in which gen
uine Hep Hitters aie put up, and the sole ugh
te make, sell and use thein is granted te the
Hep Hittcis Mannf.ictuiing Company of Ko Ke
chestei, N. ., and Toiento, Out., by pit cuts,
cepj light anil trade maik. All ethers put up
in any ether waj or by any one else, claiming
te be like it ei pietending te contain hops, by
w hatevei names they may be called, aie bogus
and unlit fei use, and only put up te sell and
heat the people en the ci edit and pepulanty
el Hep Itittcis. u2i2wdVw
Statistics pie-ve that twenty-five percent,
of the deaths in our larger cities aie caused by
consumption, and when we leflect that this
lei i lhle disease in its w erst stage w ill j leld te
a bottle of Lechei's Renowned Cough Sjrup,
shall we condemn the sullerers ler their negli
gence, or pity them ter thuir igneiance.' Xe
!t East King stieet.
''Dr. Lindsej's Illoed Seaichei' emed my
son et erysipelas." Mrs. K. Smeltei, Lati
mer, Pa.
Try Lecher's Kenow ned Cough Sj i up.
IhieMiiiTis. Threut Diseases often com
mence w ith a Celd, Cough, or unusual exer
tion of the i eice. These incipient sj stems aie
aliased by the use of " Ilruwn's Jlrenehial
Troches,''' which if neglected etleu lesiiltin a
tliieiuc disease of the threat.
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Mothers! JUetlieis!! Mothers!!:
An jeu disturbed at night and hieKcn el
jour rest by a sick child sitileiing and crying
with the ccciuuating pun of culling teeth?
It se, go at once and getabettle of MRS. W1XS
I.OW's bOOl HIN'G S RUP. Itw ill lclievc the
peel little sullerer immediatelj ilepend upon
it; theie is no mistake about it. 1 here is net a
mother en eat th w he has e er used it, w he w ill
net till jeu at once that it will legulate the
bowels, and give lest te the methei, and lelief
and health te the child, epeiating like magic.
It is pel recti .v safe te use m all cases, and pleas
ant te the taste, and is the piescriptien et one
el the eldest and best female phjsicians and
muses in the United States. Sold every whole
i cent a bottle. I17-lj iltwM, W&S
Ti j- Lecher's Renew mil Cough Sj'i up.
Vine Culture and Wine Making.
Mr. Alfied hpeer, et Passaic, X. J., se long
and la eniblj- knew n as the w me man et Xew
Jeise.v. expects a linger yield of grapes this
x ear than usual, and has lctluced the pi ice et
his lem j ear old 1'eit seas te bilng it within
the ittach el the poerei latnilies who need a
pure and rich wine for medicinal puipe-es.
All. fencei's mode el fermenting and keeping
Ins wine differs tiein the usual methods. Tins
is the lc.Lsen why it is se much supeiier in
quaiitj : hut it icquiies four j ears' manage
ment and change et temperatuie in elder te
make such a pel tect tine wine as thisi,; the
knowledge of changing te arieus tempcia
t uies at diucicul times, ami at the light lime,
is whcie he has the aiHantage et getting se
ncn a wine without the use of liquor. Large
quantities et bpeer's Peit Grape Wine hae
been eidercd te Seuth America, and even te
Londen and Pails. Physicians lecemmend it
as supeiier te most European wines. It is
dealt in largely by druggists. Daily Kxpresi.
'I his wine is endorsed by Drs. Atlee and
Davis, and sold by II. E. Sluj maker.
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GIVLEE, BOWEKS & HTJKST,
25 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
SE W Alt WRTISESUiSTS.
H. Z. Rhoads & Bra, Importers.
Personal attention will be given te all orders left with us before May
19, by one of our firm in Europe.
We solicit orders for Fine Watches, Chronographs, Repeaters and
Herse Timers.
Fer Rare Diamonds and ether Gems and Precious Stones.
Fer Rich Parisian and Italian Jewelry.
Fer Oil Paintings and Marble and Bronze Statuary-
Fer Musical Bexes with Special Airs and Attachments, &c, &c.
Our facilities and experience justify us in guaranteeing these orders
te be filled te the satisfaction of our Patrons.
Ne. 4 West Kinar Street, Lancaster.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.
DRESS
We te-day open a Choice Line el Ore
.itlns, Tiliiimings, Cashnieies, Ac. Xew s
Lawns, Ginghams, Chintzes, &c.
Cretonnes for Lambiciiuuis, Ftinges, Ciu-tain Poles and Kings, Window Cornices, Ac.
Spring anil Summer Underwear and Hosiery.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.
DEATHS.
KuiiirwAjr. May 4, l.ssO. in this city, llli.uu
Fuhimuii. in the TJd i.u efhis age.
The l elatives and fi lends of the tamilv aie
respectfully invited te attend the funeral from
his late residence. Xe. 22J Neith Muleeny
sticet, en Friday atteinoeu at 3 o'clock In
terment at ion's cemetery- m.V2td
M'hlDLF. In this city. Mav 3d, Ismi. .lemur
Fuliner, daughter et Jehn and Kate bpeidle,
aged I j ear, .1 months and 2) days.
Anether sweet tlewcr has w lthei ed,
A gem liem the casket set liee ;
A lamb in the told et the shepheid,
Wlie said, "Let them come unto me."
The relatives and fuends are lespectfully in
Mtud te attend the funeral trem her patents'
lcsidcncc. Xe. 7i Maner stieet, en Thuisday
utternoenutS o'clock. Intel men t at Lancas
ter cemetery. 2td
xjiw am vj:kiisj:3ij:xts.
L1
ME FOR SALE.
10,000 Bushels at :
cents per Hushel.
(ILO. K. KEED, Ticas.
may.r JtdeawA-ltw
Ml
eni:y te lean ex mekiuaue.
VT
15AUSMAX ft IIUUXS'S OFFICE.
mS-tfcedlt 10 West Orange Stieet.
EEV. JOIIX HUXTEK, THE CKLEltKA
ted Iiish divine, et the city of Heading,
Pa., w ill preach this (Wednesday) ev ening in
Salem Church of Ged, and also babb.it li morn
ing and evening next. Friday evening the
elder vv ill preach at Antioch. ltd
ESTATE OF MARY MULVAXY, LATE OF
the city of Lancaster, deceased. Letters
of administration en Mlid estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons in
debted thereto are lequested te make immedi
ate payment, and these having claims or de
mands against the same will piesent them
without delay ler settlement te the undesign
ed, residing in the city et Lancaster.
;,JXO. A. COYLE,
in.VCtdeaw Administrator.
WANTED.
Y
TAMTED. EVERY1IODY TO ADVEU-
tfec, fiee et charge, m the Intellieen-
ckr, wne wants semeniing ioue.
GIRL AYANTEn TO IJO (iBNKKAL
Honseweik. Apply at 412 Seuth Oueen
street. mJ-Jtdeed
WORK WANTED IJY A MAX WHO
has had 20 years experience in dnving
and taking care of horses. Xet afraid et wei k.
Geed leleience. Addiess "Diiver," this Ol
lice. ltd
RAUS! RAGS! RAGS! RAOS AYAXTED.
Housekeepers take notice that we are
paying :t cents a pound for MIXL1) HAGS.
Cash paid as seen as deliveied le
WM. IIEXXECKE,
npr0-3md Xe. 235 West King Sti cet.
EOIt SALE OK IIEN1.
1?OR RKXT.
. One room, Xe. -13 Xerth Queen 'tieet,
suitable ter photograph galleiy, leimeilj oc
cupied by J. b. baurman. Apply te
a5-ttd THOS. IJAUJlGAUDXEi:.
BRICK FOR SALE.
The undersigned aie new prepared te
fm nish their customers and the public m gen
eial with the best quality of Inick in the
market either in large or small lets. 1 arils :
East Chestnut stieet and Han ishurg pike
in3-3td POXTZ ft 11 HO.
I.OR RENT.
. The second story el Eshleman ft Uath Uath
ven's Hanking Heuse, at Centiebquaie, and
also a loom en second steiy, opposite the
Penn'a K. It. Depot, en Chestnut stieet.
15. F. EbllLEMAX.
f23-2tdAStf Atternev-al Law
MIS CEILAA'E O US.
A XXUAL MEETING OF THE CORPORA
TOR of the Heme for Friendless Chil
dren for the city and county of Lancaster, Pa.,
w ill be held at the eflice of the feecictaiy. Xe.
1.J.I Xerth Queen stieet, en TUKsDAl, MAY
11. at 2 o'clock ). m., ler the purpose el elect
ing lour Tiustecs and six Lady Managers.
niJ-SUl CHAb. AI. HOWELL, Sec'y.
S1
EALED PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
all the IJEEF necessary te supply the nris-
eners in the Lancaster County Prison duiing
the next three months irein tne acceptance et
the bid, will be received at the office et W. F.
Bej er, esq.. Prison bolieiter,Xo. 17 Xerth Duke
street; until Monday, May 10, 1880, at 10 a. m.
About one hundred pounds per day w ill be le
quired, which must be delivered as needed.
The right is reserved te reject any or all bids
and te dissolve tne contract at any time the in
terests of the Prison may, in the judgment et
the Inspectors, se require. m4-3td
DKY HOODS.
DEESS GOODS !
ALL THE
NOVELTIES
-OF THE-
SEASON
NOW OPEN.
2-GITE US A CALL.
GOODS.
.s Goods in Silk and Weel
piing Mjlcbet
Novelties, bummer Sill.s,
VIMrilfAU.
1880.
1880.
RATHV0N& FISHER,
PRACTICAL
FASHIONABLE TAILORS.
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOTHS,
CASSLMERES,
COATINGS,
bUITINGS.
VESTIXGS.
PANTINGS,
TROUSERIXGS,
OVERCOATINGS,
Made te Older for Men aniriJoysintheptevail aniriJeysintheptevail
mg btyles. and satislactien guarautued. Alse,
Rcady-Made Clothing !
AXl) ALL KINDS OF
FURKISHIISTG GOODS
At the Old Piice befeie the Advance,
RATHV0N & FISHER'S
Practical Tailoring Establishment,
lOl XOllTII QUEEX STKEET.
tnt-lmd
HOUSE EUllNJSllISti OOOJiS.
NOTICE!
We have new in stock the largest as
sortment of seasonable goods in our
line, such as Water Coelers, Refrigera
tors, Ice Cream Freezers, Baby Wagons,
Dell Carriages, Velecipedes.Fly Brushes,
Fly Screens, Fly Traps, Whitewash
Brushes, Feather and Hemp Dusters,
Dusting Brushes, Sweeping Brushes,
Scrub Brushes, Garden Toels Jef all
kinds, Bubber Garden Hese, Fleer and
Table Oil Cleth, Tableware, Weed ware,
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iren Ware, and
every article in the line of Housekeeping
Hardware. These goods have mostly
been bought before the great advance
in prices and are being sold at a small
advance en cost, at
Flimi d Breneman's
Great Heuse Furnishing and Steve Stere,
152 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
M V SIC AX. IAS Ui V31ESI S.
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Without a doubt furnish the FIX EST IX'
STKUMENTSin the Market Waieroems 30
Xerth Queen street. Manufactory in the rear.
Branch Office, 15 East King Street.
Alex. McKillips, Proprietor.
Alse Agent ler Lancaster County for
CU1CKEUIXU& SOX'S Celebrated
PIANOS.
A Full Line et Sheet and ether Music, Small
Iiistiuuicuts, Violins, Banjos, Band Instiu
inents, Ac. always en hand. f lJ-lydbA ly w
IN
Miiiiry
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JUAJtKETS.
Philadelphia Market.
Philadelphia. May 5. Fleur verv quiet :
superfine ti 253 75; extra at 14 2584"75: Oiiie
and Indiana liiuuly at $5 .06 00 ; Penn'a
tainily $"G0?J5 87; bt. Leuis lamily 5 7"6 25 ;
Minnesota family $"2.")QG 25; patent and high
grides $( 50gS 00.
Bye flour at $1 125
Cm nmeal Biandy wine unchanged.
Wheat steadv en spot ; Xe. 2 Western Bed
$1 27 ; Penn'alJed $1 27 ; Amber $1 271 28.
Coin it i aily in local maiket ; steamer 5031c;
ellew packet 5Jc:uiKcil5Ic.
Oats steady; Xe. 1.4-c; Xe. 2,44c; Xe. 3,
12c;; Xe. 2 mixed J;tig3yc.
Bye dull; Western and" Pa. 838.ic.
Previsions quiet; mtss peik at $11 50; beet
hams $17 50; India mess beet $18501'J ; bacon
smoked shoulders 5i45'4c: salt 44c;
smoked hams 10llc ; pickled hams Sfkjyie.
Laid riuiet ; city kettle 7ic ; loose butchers
Gc; pi line steam 7&if:.
Butter slew el sale ; creamery extra
2;27c; Bratlleid county and Xew lerk extra
23s25c; Western lcseive extra at 222:lc;
de geed te choice 1820c ; Bells dull ;
Penn'a extra ltxS20e; Western leserve extra
1820c.
Lggs quiet and steady; Penn'a llUc;
Western lie.
Cheese dull and easy ; Xcw Yeik factory 14
14K ; Western lull cieam. 13c; de ter geed, 12
lJc ; de hall-skims lOllc.
Petroleum neglected; Beflned 7c
M'hisky at$I 10.
Seeds neglected; geed te piiine clevcrseed
$G 50725; de timothy $3 00; de flaxseed $1 50.
New lurk Market.
Xew Yeuk. May 5. Fleur State and Western
dull and puces in buyers' favor; su
peiflne stale $4 O0Q)4 7 ; extra de $1 35
4 00; choice de $4 0"i5 20; lancy
$5 250 00: leund hoop Ohie $5 105 75:
choice de $3 b0(i 75 ; superflne western $4 00
4 7"; common te geed extra de$4 355 00;
choice dodo $5 057 00; choice white wheat de
$4 80j5 25; Southern quiet and unchanged;
common te tail extra $- 255 te ; geed te choice
de $5 057 00.
Whe.it dull and puces without change; Xe.
2 Bed, May $1 2il 2S ; de June $1 24
123: de.lulv ill").
Coin quiet and unchanged : Mixed western
spot, 50(f4"i2c : de lutiue 4748c.
Oats a shade stiengei ; State 4J4'lc ; Western
424sc ; Xe. 1 ler May eSigiS ; de June 38c.
Beet dull and prices unchanged.
Perkhiinci ; new mess $1750.
Laid quiet and linn; steam rendered $7'0.
Whiskj dull; Western $t0bly.
bpints of turpentine dull at 44Tic.
WESfEEN MARKETS.
Chicago Live bteck.
Chicago, May 3 Hogs Beceipts, 20,000 head;
shipment-, (!,"i0 head; maiket weaker and 5c
lewei ; mied packing $i4 30; choice heavy
$140150; quality gcnerallj geed; weather
w. inner, and many ile.ul coming in ; light $1 10
4 40.
Cattle Beicipt-, 3,000 head ; shipments, 2.R0O
head: Light slcadj and him; Ceaisedull vvitli
a veiv light demand ter expeits; Shipping
$44 75; Butcheia' steady $.!a 70; blockers and
Feeilei'sf 5l.
bheeji Beceipts, 1,500 head : shipments, 900
head ; maiket steadv and all sold; Clipped
$1 254 k,iyx ; Welled $5 37it 50.
Chicago Grain Market.
Chicago Fleur dull and nominal. Wheat in
fair deiuand : Xe. 2 Chicago, $1 121 1-H ler
cl-Ii and May ; $1 10 bid, June ; SI u3 for Jul ;
UJi2c. ler August ; Xe. 3 de., yi08c ; reject
ed, bOg&'Mc. Cem un-ettlcd but gcneially
lewei ; 3i!c ler cash ; :J5,?.55J-tc ter June ;
MA&H'H for July; rejected, .15c. Oats
in goeil demand at lull puces: 2c fei
cash : lJe ler June ; 28c ler J illy. Bye flrnier
at "iQ!i:tc. Baili-y steady anil unchanged.
Timetliv seed $2 202 25. i iax-eed ler sew mg
$143. 1'eik in lair demand, but lower; $') bOta)
0-82 ler ca-h; $' 82' 87J let June; $10
bid ler July, Lard dull and low er at (! 77
(fjl 80 ler cash; $a bUGM b2 for June;
$b 85 87 ter July. Bulk meats in lair
demand, but lower ; shoulders, -4 15; sheit
ribs, $i20 ; slieit clear, $0 55. Lggs at 88c.
Wlusk steady and unchanged. At the close
wheat easiei, but net quotably lower. Cern
easiei, but net quotably lower. Oats easier at
SfelerMay ; 20c lei "June; 27Jc ler July.
Peik and laid easiei aiul2c lower.
bteck Markets.
Philahelphia, May 5
12.30 p. M.
Stocks dull.
Pennati'e (tiuid is-ue) 107
Philadelphia & Erie 14
Keading ''
Peniisylvani i 52
Lehigh Valley. 51
United Ces. et X. J 100
Xeitiiern Pacilic 27
" Pieleri-ed fd
Northern Central 3.1
Lehigh Navigation 3.i
Nomstewn 102
Central Transposition Ce. 48Ji
Pitts . Titusville & Bullale. 15
Little bchuylkill 55
New Your, Maj- 5.
Stocks 11 tin.
Meney 5fiG
X. V. Cunti.il 128
Adams hxpi ess 112
Michigan Central s
Michigan Southern 104t
Illinois Central H)1J
Cleveland & Pittsbiiigh....llt
Chicago & Kecklbl.md lb')
Pittsburgh A Fert Wayne.. UK
Western Union Tel. Ce 105
Teledo & Wabash "7lA
New Jersey Central 74
United States ISemls anil Sterling Exchange
(Quotations by B. K. Jamisen A Ce., S. XT.
Cei. 3d and Chestnut Streets).
Philadelphia, May 5.
United States fi's, 18S1, (iegistered)..10(10i
United States 5's, 1881, (icgi-tered)..1024(ix)llU
United States 4's, 1801, (iegistered)107i4felOS
United .States 4's, 1801, (coupons)... 10!4)100
United States 4's, 1907. (registered). .107k107K
United Slates Cunency 0's 125
Sterling Exchange 4s54b8
1'T VIIA instus.
A UT
Xjl w cultli of Ky., and the fail est in the weild
20th Popular Monthly Drawing
OF THE
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.
At Macauley'a Theatre, in the City of Leuis-
Hie, en
MONDAY, MAY 31st, 1880.
Thcs Drawings, authorized by act et the
Legislature el INK), and sustained by all the
ceiuts of Kentucky occur legularly en the lest
day et every month (buuilajs excepted), and
are supervised by prominent citizens et tb
btate.
The management call attention te the granct
opportunity pie-ented et obtaining, ler only
$2, uny el "tne lollewingpnes
l pne ? :ie,uui)
1 prize,
10,000
5,000
10,000
10.000
10,000
10,000
12,000
10,000
2,700
1,800
900
10 pi izes $1,000 each
20 prizes 500 each
100pii7cs, $100 each
200 prizes 50 each
600pnzes20each
1000 prizes lOeach
0 prizes MX) each, appioximatieu prizes
I) prizes 200 each, " "
9 prizes 100 each, " "
1,0 prizes $112,400
Whole tickels,$2; holt tickets. $1; 27 tickets
$30; 55 tickets $100.
All applications ler cl ub rates should be made
te the home office.
Full list of drawing published in Louisville
Courier-Journal and Xew Yeik Herald anil
mailed te all licket-helders. Bemit money
by mail or cxpiess. Address B. M. Board Beard
MAX. Couuei-Jeiirnal Building, Leu
lsville, Ivy., or at e07 and 309 Broadway, Xew
eik rtij-TuThAS&w
XfOTICE TO COXTRACTORS.
il Proposals w ill be opened MAY 10, 1880. at
7 p. m., ler the construction of a Dancing
Platfeim and Music Stand en Sicily Island, in
the Susquehanna river.oppesite Bestick's hotel.
Tlie-e desiiiug te propose will at enceapply te
the undersigniU lerplan and specifications.
DB. S. T. DAVIS, Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster, Pa., May 10, 1880. ni4-2tdTu&Th
THIRD EBITIOI.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1880.
WEATHER INDICATION'S.
"Washington, May 5. Fer th Middle
Atlantic states and New England, falling
barometer, southwest breaking te north
east winds, partly cloudy and hazy weather
with rain en the middle Atlantic coast.
CANADA.
Laborers Asking Protection.
Quebec, May 5. The Union Canadi
enne laborers applied te the mayor and the
police yesterday for protection in case of
being assaulted and were told that the
whole of the police force and if necessary
military protection also would be at their
service.
Railway Stock Seized.
Most of the remaiuing stock of the Se
vis and Kennebec railway was yesterday
seized by a bailiff of the supreme court en
an execution sued for by Mr. "Wyatt rep
resenting the English bondholders.
PRESIDEXT SCOTT'S SUCCESSOR.
Mr. Geerge B. Roberts Placed at the Head
of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Pihladelfha, May 5. At a special
meeting of the beard of directors of the
Pennsylvania railroad held te-day Geerge
B. Roberts was elected a member of the
beard of directors and president of the
company, te take effect June 1, upon the
retirement of Colonel Scott. A committee
of live members of the beard was appoint
ed te prepare aud submit at the next meet
ing a revised organization for manage
ment of the officers of the company. The
positions vacated by the advancement of
Vice President llebcits wcic net filled to
day. JUMPED THE TRACK.
Railroad Casualty in Petersburg, V.i.
PErEiiSBUKG, Va., May 5. While pass
ing Temple's crossing en the Richmond
& Petersburg railroad this morning, a
passenger coach attached te a freight
train from Richmond, due here at
9:30, jumped the track and was
completely wrecked. Six passengers were
seated in the coach at the time, all of
whom were moie or less injured. W. L.
Yager, the conductor, had his back pain
fully wrenched and Abraham Greensbaum,
a traveling salesman, was severely biuiscd
about the thigh and legs. The ether pas
sengers received slight injuries.
A HIGH HONOR.
Freedom of the City of Dublin Conferred an
American.
Dubhs, May 3. Lord Mayer Gray in
presenting the fiecdem of the city of Dub
lin te Captain Petter yesteiday said it was
an honor of which the corporation was
jealous and that only three names had pre
ceded that of Capt. Petter upon the
burgess roll, namely, the late Dr. Isaac
Butt, Mr. Gladstone and ex-Prcsidcnt
Grant. The certificate of freedom was en
closed in a casket of dogwood and oak,
elaborately chased and adorned with Irish
emblems.
IRON WORKERS.
Helding Out in Their Strike.
Cexsett, May 5. The iron weikcrs
here continue en strike. They denounce
both the award of the arbitrateis and the
sliding scale, but it is believed
they will fellow the advice of
the trades-union leaders who strongly
condemn the course of the men. Weik
has been lcsumcd at Stockton and. Dar
lingten.
1XDIAX APPROPRIATION HILL.
Agreement of tlie Committee of Conference.
Washington, May 5. The committee
of confidence en the Indian appropriation
bill i cached an agiccment this afternoon.
The principal matter in controversy was
the Senate amendment providing for the
continuance of the beard of Indian com
missioners for whose expenses the Heuse
made no piovisieu.
MISCELLANEOUS TELEGRAPH.
Bends for the Sinking Fund.
Washington, May 5. The secretary of
the treasury te-day authorized Assistant
United States Treasurer Ilillheuse te pur
chase thiec million dollars, of United
States bends for the sinking fund.
Failure of Cotten Manufacturers.
Londen, Maich 5. Outram & Ce.,
cotton manufacturers, of Preston, Lan
cashire, have suspended. Liabil ities 20,
000 te 25,000.
Net Guilty.
Keexe, 2f. II., May 5. This morning
the jury in the Perter case brought in a
verdict of net guilty against the prisoners?
Dedge, Spencer and Lee.
Pennsylvania Disgraced
Xew Yerk Independent, Bcp.
One of the most notorious of these coi cei coi
ruptienists is Mr. William II. Kemblp, a
bank president and president of a railroad
company. He was a sort of Tweed in the
Quaker city. When, before the legisla
tive committee, he was questioned in le
gard te the bribery clause in the constitu
tion, and replied : " I knew that the con
stitution has a let of stuff in it that none of
you live up te,and I am no better than ether
people," it was high time that the bribing
villain and his associates in crime were
brought te justice. He had practically as
sumed that he was above law ; and when,
by the advice of his counsel, he plead
guilty, and thus acknowledged befeie the
ceuit what under oath he had denied be be
eoie the legislative committee, he did net
expect any punishment ether than merely
nominal, consisting in a small fine, which
he could easily pay fiem his ample ex
chequer. We aie seny te add that the court of
pardons, with unseemly haste, held a spe
cial session within four days after the sen
tence, aud, after brief deliberation, decided
te recommend the remission of the sen
tence se far as imprisonment is concerned.
The main ground of the recommendation is
that the law of 1874 provides for simple im
prisonment and says nothing about confine
ment in the penitentiary. If Judge Pearson
erred in the sentence, as we de net think
he did, the proper remedy was te apply for
a writ of habeas corpus te the supreme
court ; and hence theie was no necessity
for any action en the part of the court of
pardons, certainly net until this remedy
had been tried. It leeks as if it weie a
foregone conclusion with this court and
with Gov. Heyt that these convict prison
ers should be suffered te escape the chief
part of the penalty. At any rate, both are
disgraced, and the state of Pennsylvania is
disgraced.
Public justice has been cheated and the
moral sentiments off all right-thinking
men outraged. The crime at whicli the
penalty was aimed strikes a deadly blew at
the very foundations of social order and
public safety. These men ought, te have
atoned for the crime by suffering the sen
tence awarded by Judge Pearson. We re
cord our earnest pretest against such a
wanton abuse of the patterning power.
The indecent haste with which the whole
thing was done mere than suggests a vir
tual conspiracy against the plain demands
of justice.
WHO STRUCK BILLT PATTERSOX?
The Identity of the Assailed Party Fully
Established.
William Patterson was s very wealthy
tradesman or merchant of Baltimore, in
the state of Mayland. In the early days
of Franklin county, Ga., he bought up a
great many tracts of land in the county,
and spent a geed portion of his time in
looking after his interests there. He was
said te be as strong as a bear and brave as
a lien, but like all brave men he was a lever
of peace, and, indeed, a geed pious man.
Nevertheless, his wrath could be excited te
a fish tin r pitch. On one occasion he attend
ed a public gathering in the lower part of
r rankliu county, at some district court
ground. During the day two opposing
bullies and their friends raised a row. and
a ceneral tight was the consequence. At
the beginning of the affray, aud before the
fighting began, Billy Patterson ran into
the crowd te persuade thorn net te fight,
but te make peace and be friends. But his
efforts for peace were unavailing, and while
making them some of the crowd in
the general melee struck Billy Pat
terson a severe blew from behind. Billy
at once became fighting mad. and cried
out at the top of his voice, " Who struck
Billy Patterson? " Xe one could or would
tell him who was the guilty party. He
then proposed te give any man $100 who
would tell hiin "who struck Billy
Patterson." Frem $100 he arose te
$1,000, but net $1,000 would induce
any man te tell him "who struck
Billy Patterson." And years afterward,
in his will, lie related the above facts, aud
bequeathed $1,000 te be paid by his execu execu
eors te the man who would tell " who
struck Billy Patteisen." His will is re
corded in the ordinary's office at Carues
ville, Franklin county, Georgia, and any
ene curious about the matter can. there
find it and verify the pieceding statement.
Chinese In Xew Yerk.
The New Yerk correspondent of the
Bullale Courier furnishes this infor
mation : "The Chines" in New Yerk,
where they become mere, and mere
numerous very fast, are very like
ourselves in ene respect they caie
a great deal moie about money than
about religion. One of the charges
against the Chinese, by the way that
they don't marry is net quite true. Seme
of them de marry when they can get
white wives. A Chinaman and a white
girl went te the mayor's office the
ether day and were made man and
wife. A short time before another China
man and a white woman, who appeared
as his wife, were in the police court te
settle a row about the name of
their baby. The taste of the white
girls who take washce-washee hus
bands can hardly be commended, but the
washce-washeemen don't cat e much about
the taste, I suppose, se long as they get
wives. There is already some talk about
asking the Legislature te forbid this kind
of miscegenation, but what it may amount
te I cannot say. As yet there is no sign of
a special demand for Chinese servants.
Probablynet mere than fifty of tl e 2..100
Chinese in New Yerk are employed in this
way. I understand that some who have
tried Chinamen have been glad te get rid
of them after a few weeks. There is no
particular complaint, but a sort of general
dissatisfaction."
A lJoemlct in China Mugs.
The Pittsburgh Pottery and Glnswntre
Reporter says : Once in a while a demand
rises suddenly for some odd aiticle or
ether, and the stocks of it in dcaleis'
hands arc exhausted and the peo pee peo
ple have te wait their turn for being
.scivcd, just as they have in a ciowd ciewd
ed barber shop. The latest instance of
this kind is the call for barber's china mugs.
Eveiy man, old as wellas yeunr, appears te
hac become possessed with a desiic
te have a private mug at his barbci'- ;
and thcicsult is a famine in these humble
but useful vessels. A Pittsburgh decor
ator infeims us that net a single mug is te
be had in New Yeik city, and orders,
which arc numerous will have te wait
fresh invoices fiem abroad. This decorator
has been compelled te suspend operations
for several weeks and give his workmen a
holiday en this account, much against his
will.
MEDICAL
Brandy as a Medicine.
The loUewlng article was voluntarily sent te
Mr. II. E. Slaymaker, Agent for Iteigart's Old
Wine Stere, by a prominent practising physi
cian et this county, who has extensively uicd
the Brandy referred te In ids regular practice.
It is commended te the attention of thesu af
flicted with
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
' BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.
This new much abused Alcoholic Stimulant
vvsts never intended a.s a beverage, but te be
Uhcd as a medicine of great potency in the euro
et some of the destructive diseases which
sweep away their annual thousands of victims.
With a purely philanthropic motive we pic
scut te the laverable notice et invalids espe
cially these alllicted with that miserable dis
ease Dyspepsia, a spccitlc lemedy, which Is
nothing mere or less than
Brandy.
The aged, vv ith leeble appetite and mere or
less debility, will 11 ml this simple medieiue,
when used properly.
A Sovereign Eemedy
oral! their Ills and aches. Be it, lieever
strictly understood that we prescribe and use
hut one article, and Hint is
KEIGART'S OLD BRANDT,
Sold by our enterprising 3-eung friend, II. K
SLAVJIAKKB. This Brandy lues steed the
test for years, and has never failed, as lar
as our experience extends, and we therefore
give it the pielerence ever all ether Brandies,
nematterwith hew ninnyjaw-brcaking French
titles they aie branded. Oite-ieiirtli of the
money that is yearly thrown away en various
impotent dyspepsia specillcs would sulllce le
buy all the Brandy te cure wiysuch ca.se or
eases. In proof el the curative powers et
Reigart'8 Old Brandy,
In cases et Dyspepsia, we can summon mini
hers of witnesses one ciihe in particular we
cite:
A hard-working tanner had been aillicted
with an exhaustiv e Dyspepsia ler a number of
years; his stomach would reject almost every
kind of feed; he had sour eructatiens con
stantly ue appetite in tact, he was obliged te
restrict his diet te crackers and stale bread,
and as a beverage he ued McGrann's Beet
Beer. He is a Sfcthedist, and then, as new,
S reached at times, and in hit) discourses elten
eclairued earnestly againstall kimlsef strong
drink. When advised tot rv
Reigart's Old Brandy,
In his case, he looked up with asteiiNlniieut,
but after hearing of its wonderful effects in
the cases of some of Ids near acquaintances, he
at last consented te fellow our advice, lie
used the Brandy faithfully and steadily; the
lirst bottle giving him an appetite, ami hefeie
the second was taken he was a t.euiid m.ui.w ith
a stomach capable of digesting anything which
lie chose te eat. He still keeps it and uses a lit
tle occasionally; and since lie 1pm this medi
cine he lias been of very little peeuni.uy liunc
lit te the doctor. A 1'kactisine I'nvsn iaj..
H. E. SLAYMAKEH.
AOKKT FOB
Reigart's Old Wine Stere,
Established in 1785,
IMrOUTKIt AND DEALEU IX
FIXE OLD BBAXDIES, SIIKBItlKS, FI'K-
BlOIi OLD MADEIBA, (Imported in I :,
1827 and 1828.) CHAMPAGNES O
KVEBV BUAND, SCOTCH ALE
FOKTEK. BKOWX STOUT.
Sfe. 29 EAST KINO ST.. LANCASTER. l'A
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