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JLANOASTEH DAltY llsTELLIGENCER. TUESDAY JTJNfi 29, 1880.
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WCXIC AT WHAT GLKN.
A Sheeting Scrape at the Clese.
Yesterday the Lancaster Sharp-shooters
had a picnic at "What Glen and the day
passed pleasantly, and almost without no
table event until late in the evening, when
Treat excitement -was occasioned by a
drunken driver of one of the omnibuses
owned by Mr. Fowl and used for convey
iiir the picnic party te and from the
picnic "rounds. The driver, whose name
is Wilmer Martin, had a suven-shoeter
revolver in his possession which was
taken from him early in the day by one of
his fellow-drivers, but he regained posses
sion of it. Late in the evening, Martin be
coming very much intoxicated, one of Mi-,
l'ewl's ether drivers, named Jeseph Doeb Deeb
ler, who had reached the ground in another
'bus, took Martin's team from him, where
upon Martin drew his revolver and swore
he would either drive the team or sheet the
horses. These threats alarmed the pas
sengers and tlicy left the 'bus, but being
assured by Doebler and ethers that Mar
tin should net diivc, they resumed their
seats. Martin was put off, and the bus
started for town, with Doebler as driver
and Wm. May as conductor. On leaving
the grounds a pistol shot was lired close te
the 'bus, and en reaching the top of the
hill this side the grounds another shot was
lired. The 'bus was stepped and Martin
was seen running away from it. He was
pursued, captured and disarmed, and
taken in charge lv Olliecr Swenk who
brought him te town, locked him up and
made complaint against him for carrying
concealed deadly weapons, with intent te
commit a felony. This morning he had a
healing before Alderman Spurrier, when
Capt. McMellen, T. J. Davis, Joel Haines
anil Mr. Harlan testified substantially
te the facts stated above In default of
$:()() bail Martin was committed te the
county jail te answer at court. Mr. 1'ewl
states that Martin has been in his employ
for some time and that heretofore he has
been a careful driver. His misconduct
yesterday was occasioned by a tee free in
dulgence in beer or something stronger.
THE WILEY 11.0 W.
TIim Inventor or a 1'epular Farm Implement.
Kcnnclt Advance.
The late Bernard Wiley was known
throughout Chester county in connection
wit h t he justly celebrated Wiley plow, which
for many years was the favorite furrow
tinner. Many people supposed that Mr.
Wiley was the inventor of the plow, but
such is net the fact. The father of Ber
nard Wiley owned the farm in Kenuett
township, en which the late Win. Cloud
resided. 'It was an entail and had descend
ed te several generations. The elder brother
of Bernard was James, and by the law of
entailment the property became his en tlie
death of his father. But James held that
this was unjust and offered te release all
interest in the farm if Bernard would pay
him half its value. This was done and
James left home with his money. He went
te I'eekskill, New Yerk, where he pur
chased a foundry, which, among ether
things, manufactured plows. An appren
tice in the establishment by the name el
Harvey Cenkliug invented a plow which is
conceded te be better than anything in use.
But he was without the means te publish his
claim, and James Wiley took out letters
patent in his own name, and at once began
the manufacture of the plows. He car
ried en the business for a number of years
and when he died, childless, he left his
business te Bernard Wiley and Harvey
Cenkliug as equal partners. Bernard went
te I'cekskill and remained there for sev
eral years and when he sold out his inter- i
est. he came te Kcnnett and set up in the.'
same business. But he found that lie i
could make mere money by retailing the j
finished plows than by making them him- .
self, and, as he controlled all this county
ml lie sale of the implements he did net fear '
any competition. In the meantime Hiram i
Hall, who had been a plow maker, having i
manufactured the bar-share, many of them
with wooden mold-beards, set up in Ken
uett, where he had formerly worked for i
Bernard. He was obliged, of course, te
purchase his castings through Bernard
but as this interfered with the trade of the
latter the castings were very slew at com
ing. Finally Mr. Hall mentioned his trouble
te Henry Brosius, a storekeeper in the
place, and the two men formed an alli
ance and endeavored te buy their
plows directly from the factory at Peek
skill. They called te their aid the
scholarly Samuel Martin, whom they
hoped would be able te write a letter that
would bring the manufacturer te terms,
but this failed. As a last resort Messrs.
Hall and Brosius raised 300, and giving
into the hands of James Green, directed
luni te go te Peekskdl and purchase cast
ings, lie diil se and te allay suspicion
had them shipped te Wilmington, where,
however, they unluckily fell into the
hands of Wiley's agent, who conveyed
them te his own picmiscs. Hiram Hall at
once went te Wilmington and succeeded at
length in getting his property. When these
were used up, James (ircen was sent te
I'eckskill a second time. He was at once
recognized and closely questioned, and
when the founders discovered that the
Chester county plow makers were deter
mined te have castings, they sent Mr.
Green home with the message that Hull
and Brosius might, have all the stock they
wanted. Mr. Hall continued in the trade
for several years, the best market being in
Lancaster county, where left handed
plows sold for $12.
Matrimonial.
Bev. Alfred 1 Drcisbach, of Easten, a
'member of the class of '77, Franklin and
Marshall college, and of the class of '80 in
the Itefermed theological seminary, Lan
caster, was married this morning at half
past ten o'clock te Miss Mazie K. IIoll IIell
meier, daughter of W. M. and Lydia lloff lleff
nieier, residing at 2:!8 North Mulberry
street. A company of about forty relatives
and fiiends of the young couple were pres
ent te witness the ceremony, which
was performed by llev. J. 15. Shu
maker, D. I)., pastor of St. Paul's
Reformed church. Mr. and Mrs
Drcisbach left at 12:33 p. m. for Easten,
where they will spend some time wiih
friends. Mr. Drcisbach has several calls
under consideration, but has net yet de
cided where he will settle in the ministry.
At high neon te-day in St. James Epis
copal church, by Rev. Dr. E. W. Apple Apple
ten, of Cheltenham, Pa., assisted by the
rector. Rev. C. F. Knight, Mr. AV. H.
Cewell, of Philadelphia, formerly of this
city, was married te Miss Sue Hart,
daughter of the late Asa M. Hart, of
Reading. Mr. and Mrs. Cewell left en the
eastward train at 1:20 p. m.
Waived a Hcarlug.
This morning was the time set for a
hearing of the several complaints of felon
ious assault, surety of the peace and carry
ing concealed deadly weapons, made by
Gee. II. I Iartman against Harry McAlpine
alias " Wild Harry," the scout." Mr. Mc
Alpine waived a hearing, and in default of
$800 bail was committed te answer at court
for the several charges laid against him.
OBITUAKY.
Death of Sirs. Helbroek.
Mrs. Sarah Rebecca Helbroek, relict of
the late Marcus D. Helbroek, a former
editor of the Lancaster Intelligences,
died at her residence, Ne. 419 East King
street, of heart disease, with which she
had suffered severely for about eleven
weeks. Mrs. Helbroek was a daughter of
Geerge Adams, whose wife was a sister of
Samuel Schech, the present cashier of the
Columbia bank. She was born and edu
cated in Harrisburg, where she married
M. I). Helbroek. About 1844 Mr. Hol Hel Hel
breok removed his family from Harrisburg
te Lancaster, and they have resided here
ever since.
Mrs. Helbroek was a most estimable
woman, remarkable alike for her amiable
disposition, her conversational qualities,
and her works of charity. During the war
she was i member of the Patriot Daughter?,
and took an active part in the charitable
labors of the organization. She was a
life-long member of the Presbyterian church
and was untiring in her efforts te advance
its interests. Though her domestic quali
ties restricted her labors of love princi
pally te the home circle,shc was ever icady
te extend a helping hand te outside enter
prises of benevolence or charity whenever
her attention was called te them. At the
time of her death Mrs. Helbroek was
about TO years old. She was the mother
of a large family of children, of whom four
daughters and two sins survive her. Her
funeral will take place en Thursday after
noon, at 4 o'clock ; interment at. Lancaster
cemetery.
Seme census ICcturn.
Salisbury township returns 1780 popula
tion ; in 1870 it had 1017 ; increase 1011.
Penn township in 18811 has 2,201) ; in
crease of 21)7 since 1870.
I'pper Leacock new returns 2.143 a
gain of 181 since 1870.
Bait new foots up l.:i7! a less of 00 in
leu years.
Marietta borough new lias 2.303 popula
tion : in 1870 it had 2,:iD7.
Paradise which in 1870 had 2, ID!! popu
lation new returns 2.4 13 a gain of 232.
Brecknock new has 1,032; in 1870 it was
even 1,000.
Colerain returns 1,001 a gain of S) in
Eph
cided
ita aggregates :!,:M3 in 1880 a de
tain ever 1870 when it returned
2,01)3.
Clay which new has 1,11)1, in 1870 had
1. 140."
Adamstown has 701 population, a mark
ed increase ever 1870. whim it had only
3:;i.
Elizabeth township new returns 1,010 ;
in 1870 it. was 033.
iiarlier Arrested.
Chief of Police Deichlcr this morning re
ceived a letter from the chief of police of
Harrisburg, desiring him te arrest James
Barrett, a barber, en the charge of
' jumping his beard "in that city, and
also false pretense. The chief found I Jar
ret, in the barber saloon in the Stevens
house, and arrested him shortly before
lueii. He telegraphed the fact of the ar
rest te the Harrisburg authorities and iu
reply received a dispatch from Chief Cil
ley. requesting him te held th prisoner,
and stating that he (Cilley) would reach
this city en day express this afternoon te
take Barrett in charge.
a ltaii r.ey.
On complaint of Jehn Dickel, Mayer
MacGenigle issued a warrant for the arrest
of the former's son, Leenard Dickel. a lad
of about 17, who ran away from home
some days since. Chief of Police Deichlcr
j arrested the boy about 4 o'clock this
' morning in Shober's stable en West
I Orange street, and Mr. Dickel will make
I application te have him committed te th
house of refuge.
County 1'ay Day.
The first Monday in each month is the
regular time for the payment of bills due
by the county; but as next Monday, (July
3th), will be celebrated as Independence
day, en account of the "Glorious Fourth"
falling en Sunday, the county commission
ers have ordered that bills due en the 1st
of July shall be paid en Wednesday the
7th.
Isecend AVard Club.
The Democracy of the Second ward met
at Henry Uansing's saloon, East Orange
between Plum and Ann streets, and after
arranging for permanent organization ad
journed te meet for that purpose en July
13.
Tlie Seventh Ward lu Line.
The Democracy of the Seventh ward
will meet at the public house of Bernard
Kuhlman, Rockland street, en to-meriow
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock for the
purpose of organization.
Jin. 1". 1!. Witt, Cleveland, Ohie, Hlienma
li.itn in flic (. Cured after three applications
of St. .1 aceu's Oil.
Y. M. C. A. Excursion.
The excursion committee of ihe Yeung
Men's Christian Association announce in an
other column that they have made arrange
ments with the l'einisyliiaiiia railroad for one
et 1 licit- popular excursions te Cane May en
Friday, August , at a very low rate, and
ticket-, are geed for two days.
Atlantic City Excursion.
Don't forget the citizens' cheap excursion te
Atlantic City en .Monday next, duly .", ISSil,
ever the Philadelphia and Heading railroad.
Ticket-, geed for three days, te return en any
train from Philadelphia. Fare for the round
trip only $1.:. Special train (with geed cars)
leave. Lancaster (King street) at 4:21, and Col Cel
uiuliiaat 4:2 1. Ter lull particulars see pesters
and circular-- at stations en Philadelphia,
Ucadingand Columbia It. U.
ltw.xdciS4jlyl,:
Excursion te Ceney Island.
The excursion te Ceney island ever the
Pennsylvania Kailread. Thursday, July 22,
advertised elsewhere, premises te be the best
that has left this city ami county for many
years. Tickets will be sold at the low price of
$1.7.1 for the round trip, geed for two days.
Persons going en this trip will have an oppor
tunity of visiting Leng branch, Weekaway
beach and ether points of interest at a very
low price.
Consumptives gain in flesh, strength
spirits under a daily use et Malt Bitters.
and
When gazing iu your lever's eves,
Hew seen ins sense of rapture dies
If there's no sweetness in your breath :
If by your failing teeth he shown
That SOZODOXT te you's unknown,
And that your mouth is suffering death.
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Fragrant with delicious llewcr odors and
healing balsams Cnticura Seap.
UPECIAJj NOTICES.
"Sellers' Liver Pills" arc the secret te per
fect health, long lite, and absolute happiness.
Sold by all druggists.
Try Lecber's Benewned Cough Syrup.
Statistics prove tftat twenty-nve per cent,
of the deaths in our larger cities are caused by
consumption, and when we reflect that this
terrible disease in its worst stage will yield te
a bottle of Lecher's Renowned Cough Syrup,
shall we condemn the sufferers ter their negli
gence, or pity them for their ignorance? Ne
9 East King street.
iMiTitE JJloed, General Debility, Scrofula,
Erysipelas, Pimples, Carbuncles, Unhealing
Seres, and ether diseases demanding a treat
ment essentially Tonic, Absorbent, Alterative,
Bleed Cleansing, Bleed Making, and Health
Restoring, yield readily te that most perlect
and elegant et medicinal preparations, Dr.
Browning's Tonic and Alterative, l'rice 50
cents and $1. Fer sale by the Proprietor, W.
Champien Browning, M. 1)., 1117 Arch street,
Philadelphia, and all Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines. je-24
Try Lecher's Renowned Cough Syrup
An Old Docter's Advice.
It was this: "Trust in Ged and keep your
bowels open." Fer this purpose many an old
doctor has advised the habitually costive te
take Kidney-Wert ter no ether remedy se ef
fectually overcomes this condition, and that
without the distress and griping which ether
medicines cause. It is a radical cure ler piles.
Don't tall te use IU 1e2l-lwdAw
An Old Man Kestered te Health.
Batavia, N. Y., Sept. 15, 1879.
II. II. Waunkr & Ce., Rochester, X. Y. Gen
tlemen " Fer forty years I have suffered with
Diabetes, being obliged te void urine as etten
as once in thirty minutes, and have also been
a great sufferer from palpitation et the heart.
I am new using your Diabetes Cure, and can
truly say, at seventy years el age, that it
makes me feel like a new man."
jcl5-2wd&w I'hTKii Snmvtr.MAS.
Every one will li ml a general tonic iu "I.Ind
sey's Improved Bleed Searcher." All drug
gists sell it.
Try Lecher's Renowned Cough Syrup.
Haunted Me.
Dcl't, poverty and suffering haunted me for
years, caused by a sick family and large bills
for doctoring which did no geed. I was com
pletely discouraged, until one year age, by
the advice of my pastor, I procured Hep Bit
ters and commenced their use, and in one
month we were all well, and none of us have
been sick a day since ; and 1 want le say te all
peer men, you can keep your families well a
year with Hep Bitters for less than one doc
ter's visit will cost. A Workingman.
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Try l.echer's Renowned Cough Syrup.
Kidney-Wert effectively acts at the same
time en Kidneys. I.iverauu Bowels;.
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Try I.eeher's Renowned Cough Syrup.
Drape Culture anil Wine.
The culture of grapes In New Jersey is get
ting te be one of the most Important indus
tries of the slate. The principal varieties
raised arc the Oporto and Concord. Mr.Speer's
vineyards at Passaic premise a larger yield
this than any previous year. In consequence
Mr. Speer has reduced the price of Ids Pert
Grape Wine. The eldest can new be had at $1
per bottle from any el the druggists. It is used
for medicinal purposes as a superior wine, and
in churches for communion purposes. Its
properties are net intoxicating se that the
weakest person may use it te ml vantage, and
temperance people cannot object te its Use ler
medicine. Evening Bulletin.
This wine is endorsed by Ill's. Atlee and
Davis, and sold by II. E. Slayimiker.
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Ilrewn's Household 1'anacrn
Is the most effective Pain Destroyer In the
world. Will most surely quicken the bleed
whether taken internally erapplied externally
and thereby mere certainly RELIEVE PAIX,
whether chronic or acute, than any ether pain
alleviator, and it Is warranted double the
strength et any similar preparation.
It cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sere Threat, Rheumatism, Toothache ami Abb
ACHES, and is the GREAT RELIEVER OF
PAIX. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANA
CEA " should be in every family. A teaspoon teaspeon teaspoen
tulofthe Panacea In a tumbler el het water
(sweetened, if preferred), taken at bedtime,
will BREAK UP A COM). 25 cents a bottle.
Fer sale at 11. B. Cochran & Ce's Drug Stere
Xeith Queen street. Lancaster.
Much Sickness,
Undoubtedly with children, attributed toether
causes, is occasioned by Worms. BROWN'S
VERMIFUGE COMFITS, or Werm Lozenges
although effectual in destroying worms, can
de no pesiblc injury te the most delicate child
This valuable combination has been success
fully used by physicians, and found te be al al
selutely sure in eradicating worms. Twenty
five cuts a box. rianlMvd&wTuThAS
fOl.lTlV.-LL.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
reii sui'ueme .union.
GEORGE A.JENKS.
SOU AUDITOR (IKXiai.M..
ROBERT P. DECHERT.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
VOUCONdRESS.
.1. L. STE1NMETZ.
KOIt niSTMCT ATTORNKV.
i. Mcmullen,
KOII SENATOR (13tll DISTRICT.)
.I.B.DOUGLASS.
KOH ASSEMBLY (2d DISTRICT.)
S. C. STEVENSON,
S. P. SHIRK.
roil assemiii.v (:M nisTitier.;
AMOS DILLER,
R. DAVIS YUNDT,
.1 A CO It M. IIAENLEN.
FOR l'RISON INSPECTORS.
BARTON M. WINTERS
BEN.!. MILLER.
FOR l'OOII DIRECTORS.
A.. I. SNYDER,
.JOHN FRANC1SCUS.
M.UtltlAUi:S.
Coweta. Hart. t St. James church, Laii
caster. Pa., June 2'.l, 1SS0, by the Rev. Dr. E. W.
Appleton, of Cheltenham, Pa., assisted by the
Rev. C. F. Knight, rector, Mr. W. II. Cewell. of
Philadelphia, and Miss .sue Hart, daughter of
the I ite Asa M. Hart, of Reading, Pa. It
HEATHS.
Hoi.iireok. In this city, en June 'IS, 1SS0,
Sarah Rebecca Helbroek. wife of the late Mar
cus 1). Helbroek, aged ( years.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respect 1 idly Invited te attend the iuncral irem
her late i evidence, Ne. 41!) East King street, en
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Interuientat
Lancaster cemetery.
XEW A It VERTISEMEXTS.
rpilE INTEREST DUE ON THE MOKT-
JL gage Bends of the Lancaster Watch Com
pany en July 1, will he paid at. the Lancaster
County National Bank, en ami after that date.
JOHN 1). SK1LES,
ltd Treasurer.
PROPOSALS FOB COAL. .
Proposals te lurnisli the Piddle Schools of
this city, ler the ensuing year, with Hard
Broken, Egg and Nut Ceal, of best qtiality.and
Lykens Valley Steve Ceal, te lie deliveied in
the cellars el the school houses In July, as di -reeted
by the Committee, will be received by
the undersigned until TUESDAY', JULY C,
18S0, at 12 m. JOHN I. HARTMAN,
Chairman Scheel Property Committee and
Supplies. ltd
Y.MXA7 excursion
CAPEMAY,
On FRIDAY, AUGUST 6th, 1880.
Via Penn'a Railroad.
FARE FOR ROUND TRIP : Yerk, $3.50;
Marietta. 3.10; Columbia, $3.00; Meuutvllle,
3.n0; Rohrerstown, $3.00; Landlsville, $3.00 ;
Lancaster, $i75 ; Leanian Place, $2.05 ; Kinzer's,
$2.55 ; Gap, $2.45 ; Christiana, $2.35 ; Parkesburg,
$2.20; Ceaiesville, $2.05. All tickets geed for
TWO DAYS.
Fer further information address
D.C. HAVEKSTICK,
ltd&w Or D. S. BURSK.
SEW ADTERTISEMESTS.
Our Patrons will always find in our stock the following Reliable
Goods : Watches of the
WALTHAM,
ELGIN,
LANCASTER,
SPRINGFIELD,
and ether American "Watch Companies' Manufacture. Alse,;tho
goods of equally reliable Foreign Makes.
Solid Silverware of the Gerham Manufacturing Company.
Electro Silver Plated Flat Ware of the Gerham Manufacturing
Company Rogers Brethers.
Electro Silver Plated Hellew Ware of the Meriden Britannia
Company, Meriden Silver Plate Company and Wilcox Silver Plate
Company.
All ether goods of first-class houses only, and warranted quality.
H. Z. RHOADS & BRO., Jewelers,
Ne. 4 West King Street.
A'.Fir .1 It VERTISE3IEXTS.
rPOBACCO RAISERS!
L Insure your Creps against less or damage
by hall at BAUSMAN & BURNS'S
Insurance Oflice, 10 West Orange Street.
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OUKTH OF JULY AT LITITZ:
THE CENTRE OF ATTRACTION.
The 101th anniversary of the Natien's Inde"
pendence will be celebrated at Lititz,
On MONDAY, July 5, 1880,
BV A
GUAM) STREET PARADE
of Uniformed Rank Knights of Pythias (Lan
caster Division Ne. i). accompanied by Lititz
Ledge Ne. 2X1, and ether Ledges, at Ida. m. An
Oration, Music, Fireworks, and a Grand Illu
mination. The Oration will be delivered at 2::!0 o'clock
p. m., by LIEUT. GOV. CHARLES W. STONE,
of Warren, Pa.
Music will be furnished by the CELEBRATED
HAMBURG BAND. In the evening the
beautiful Lititz Spring Grounds will be Bril
liantly Illuminated by rt.OOO Lightsand a Grand
Display of Fireworks will be given.
A Special Excursion will be run from Lan
caster en all trains leaving both depots. Fare
for the round trip, 50 cents. Railroad commu
nications will be complete te and from Col
umbia. Lancaster, Reading ami Quarryville,
and all intermediate points. By an arrange
ment with the Raiiread Company, none but
first-class cars will be run. Excursion tickets
will be sold from July a te 5, geed returning
until the 7th. An extra passenger train will
arrive at Lititz from Lancaster and Columbia
at 4:." a. in. Regular trains at !.) a. m., 2 p. m.
and 4:25 p. in. Extra at 7 p. in.. Frem Reading
at S:45 a. in., 1 p. in., 7:2." p. m and an extra
train at :10 p. m. Returning, will leave Lititz
at;i0:.'i0p. m. ler Lancaster, Columbia, (Juar
ry'ville and Reading.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:-!!.
II. Tslmdy, Chairman, F. P. Ilart.LK. Hacker,
F. W. Christ, A. It. Reiilenbach. II. It. Flery, J.
G. Welt ner. Henry Seaber, J. M. Breneinan, J.
A. Buch. W. II. Enk, T. A. Milehsack, E.B.
ituch, Wm. Regennas, Scott Becker.
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1.STATK OF MARY CRAMER, LAT.: OF
j Strasburg. Lancaster county, deceased.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed te dis
tribute the snare given te Catharine Cramer,
deceased, dining her life. In the estate of said
Mary Cramer, deceased, te and among these
legally entitled te the same, will sit for that
purpose en TUESDAY, the let h day et"
AUGUST. IS!, at 10 o'clock a. in., in the
Library Roem et the Court Heuse, in the city
Lancaster, where all persons interested in said
distribution may attend.
C1IAS. R.KLINE,
je28-:;tdv."tw Auditor.
daTLTexcursiens
FROM
PHILADELPHIA
TO
CAPE MAY.
The famous mammoth three-deck Steamer
s mammoth three-deck t
11EPUBLIC
llTITTIir T1
Leaves Race Street Wharf at 74a. in., arriving
at Cape May about 12 p. m. Returning, leaves
Cape May at.'! o'clock p. in., givingample time
ler bathing or a drive en the beach. A full
Brass Band and Orchestra Music for dancing.
Parler Entertainments varied weekly. Lunch
eons and Refreshments in abundance. Pin
ners and suppers provided. Oysters and Fish
served for supper a tew moments after taken
from the water.
Fare Ter the Keuml Trip
$1.00.
SUNDAYS Will leave Race Street Wharf at
y, a. iii.
I". S. A Bread Gauge Steam R. R. will con
vey passengers te Cape island in S minutes.
Tickets for sale at
CHAS. H. BATOR'S,
c2S-24iud&w CENTRE SQL' ARE.
FOR SALE OK UEN'I.
I .''OK KENT.
The second .story et Eshleman & Rath
von'.s Banking Heuse, at Centre Square, and
iiNe a room en second story, opposite Ihe
Penn'a R. R. Depot, en Chestnut street.
It. F. ESHLEMAN.
f2!-2td&Stt Atterncv-at Law
PUBLIC SALE OF A GENERAL ASSORT
ment of Household and Kitchen Furni
ture. Alse Stere Goods, Fixtures. Candies and
Groceries, at cer. Duke and North streets, to
morrow alternoen at 1 o'clock.
JACOB GUNDAKKR,
ltd Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE OF MACHINERY AT THE
Oxford Car Works, at 12:30 p. m.. FRI
DAY, JULY 2, 1880, "JO Herse-power Engine and
Beiler, Meulders, Pianers, Mertisers, Saws,
Universal Weed Worker, Shaping Machine,
Band Saw, Drill Press, Shafting Pulleys, Pipe,
Ac. Fer particulars apply te
W. D. ALEXANDER,
je28-2tdR Oxford, Pa.
IJUItLIC SALE ON TUKSUAV JULY 0
isse, at !l o'clock, a. in., will be sold at the
lute residence of Michael Malene, deceased.
Ne. 301 East Orange street, the entire let of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, one large
Parler Mirror, 12 feet high, also. Quarry Toels
such as Hammers, Drills, Picks, etc. ; one
Cart, Harness of all kinds, etc.; one Buggy
with top. and a great many articles net men
tioned. Terms made known by
WM. L. PKIPER,
ED. McGOVERN,
J. M. M. BHRKE.
Executers.
II. Siicreut, Auct. jun20-tsd
TrALUAltLECITY PROPERTY AT PCII-
LIC SALE.
Will be sold at the Grape Hetel, Wm. B.
Kinnev, Proprietor, en THURSDAY' EVEN
ING, .1 U LY 1, 1&80, all that well known Livery
Property, situated en the east side of North
Queen street, near .the Penn'a R. R. Depot,
Irenting en North Queen street, 32 feet 24
inches, anil extending in depth 100 feet, then
widening te 00 feet 2'4 inches, and extending
in depth 215 feet te Christian street, en which
is erected a two-story Brick and Frame Stable
and Carriage Houses, a Brick Office and a Store
room en North Queen street. This property
is splendidly situated in the heart of the busi
ness part of the city, and is well calculated ler
a Sale or Livery Stable and an admirable place
ler a Tobacco Warehouse.
Sale te commence at 7:30 p. in., when terms
and conditions will be made known by
GEORGE W. ZECHER.
II. Shuhert, Auctioneer. ie21-tsd
WAXTE1J.
WAITED EVERYBODY TO ADVER
tise, free et charge, in the Intklligk.v
cbr, who wants something te de.
WANTED A SITUATION II Y A YOUNG
Man te de any kind of work. Shoe
maker by trade. Apply at 33; Seuth Queen
street. ltd
WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS
money te lean, en goed'securitv, a situ
ation as Bookkeeper or Salesman. Address at
once II. E. FRANKLIN,
ltd Lancaster, P. O.
ANTED. A YOUNG MAN WANTS EM-
pleyment. Can turn his hand te most
any kind et work. Geed reference. Address
" P. L. S.," Intelligence!! office. ltd
IAGS! KAGS! KAGS!-BAGS WANTED
t Housekeepers take notice that we arc
paying 2 cents a pound for MIXED RAGS.
Cash paid as seen as delivered te
WM. HENNECKE,
apr0-3md Ne. 275 West King Street,
MARKETS.
New Yerk
New Yerk, June
Market.
2U. Fleur State
mil
Western buyers' laver
and dull : su-
cxtra de i C.'
034 :!3 ; fancy
Ohie $4 Gfl5 00:
perline state $3 OOjp.'JSj;
4 00; choice, de., $4
." OefJG )0: round hoop
choice de $3 10it. 25 ; superfine western .'! 'Xii
4 - : common te geed extra de $ 7-"4 40 ;
choice dodo $ti07 00; choice white wheat de
$4 055 00; Southern dull and declining: com
mon te fair extra $4'JO530; geed te choice
de $5 XiQti 7.".
Wheat Spring nominal : Winter white
weaker; Red, cash anil June: 2ig2c lower
ether grades a shade easier ; Ne. 2, Red spot,
$1 ltf : de June, $1 17K : de July, $1 HJil 1 12:
de August, HI 07f 07J.
Cern a shade easier, fairly active; Mixed
western spot, 4SSe0c: de future 4S.'ide.
Oats a shade easier : Ne. 2 JulySc : state
tig'.'JSc : western .'0:J7.
l'lilladelplila Market.
Philadelphia, June 20. Fleur steady
for fresh ground ; superfine $2 iA)2: ex
tnt at f:iii.:: 'U: Ohie and Indiana family at $!i 00
3 50: Peiiu'a family $-1 7."5 00 : St. Leuis
tamily & 500 00 ; de old, $2 254 75 ; Minnesota
family ft ."0ij."iiie ; patent and high grades $t 75
4JS oil.
Rye flour at $4 25.
Coin meal Brandy wine unchanged.
Wheat steady; Ne. 2 Western Red $1 WQ
1 10: Peiiu'a Rcil$l 10; Amber $1 10.
Cern steady ler local use ; steamer 4-S4'Jc;
yellow 31J:,'c; mixed SOtfii.ilc.
Oats dull: Ne. 1, Wlflle3'.c; Ne. 2, de37c;
Ne.:!, de :55c; Ne. ;', Mixed 34c.
Rye duli; Western and Pa. (SHc.
Previsions steady; mtss perk at $12 7513;
beef hams 20 5021 ; India mess beet $1010 50 ,
bacon,. smoked shoulders 5K5c ; salt 4;5c;
smoked hams ll12c ; plckfed hams !)loc.
Lard iuiet ; city kettle 7jfce : loose buteli
ersiy4e; prime steam $7 107 15.
Butter 11 rm : Creamery extra. 2021c; de
geed te choice l'.l20c; Bradford county
and New Yerk, extra. 1810c; Western Re
serve extra, 1017e ; de geed te choice 1215c ;
Rolls dull; Penn'a extra 10g12; Western re
serve extra 1012e.
Eggs unsettled and dull ; Penn'a 1.'!132C;
Western 10I2e.
Cheese dull and weak; New Yerk factory
"8Wc ; Western lull .cream, 7c; de fair t
goetf tiiic; de half skims SJiJlie.
Petroleum steady; refined yc.
Whisky $1 11.
Seeds Geed te prime Timethy neglected
at $2 75j2 '.HI : Flaxseed nominal at $1 25 for
n ew.
Stock Markets.
Philadelphia. June 2!.
1230 p. m. .":00 v. m.
slecks weak.
Pennali's (third issue) iOS
Philadelphia & Eric 13
Reading 8-4!
Pennsylvania 'ifis'i
Lehigh Valley 50
United Ces. et N.J 151
Northern Pacific 27
" Prelerred 4'.ij
Northern Central :l'i:
Lehigh Navigation . 27
Norristown 102
Central Transportation Ce. 4!)
Pitts., Titusvllle & Buffalo. 14!41I
Little Schuylkill 44
Nkw lllllK .1
Stocks weak.
Meney -u'.l
N. Y. Central 128
Lrie. .......-.. ....... 42 .
Adams Express 113 '
Michigan Central !2
Michigan Southern.. 108
Illinois Central lir
Cleveland & Pittsburgh. ...117
Chicago & Reck Island 107
Pittsburgh & Fert Wayne.. 120
Western Union Tel. Ce 104
Teledo Wabash 37&
New Jersey Centra! 07i
I line;
United States Bends ami Sterling Hxvlianc
(Quotations by P.. K. Jamisen Ce., S. W.
Cor. :' and Chestnut Streets).
PUILADELVIIIA. JllUC 2!).
United States 0's, 1881, (registered). .104
United States .Vs, 1881, (registered). .le:y
United States 4's, lil, ( registered )ltti-;tfi510)7;
United States 4s,i)l, (coupons).. .MyfvM
United States 4's, 1!M7. (registered). .108 V2108ki
United States Currency U's 123 bid.
Sterling Exchange 4s5!glSS
Cattle Market.
Monday, June 28. The arrivals of cattle at
the various Philadelphia yards for the past
week were: Beeves, 2,81)0 head ; slice) and
l-'ui'w, 10,000 de. ; hogs, 5,uoedo. ; fresh cows
J50 de.
Beeves were moderately active and prices
were c te J-c ! B lower, although the prices
West were well main tallied. Urevers com
plained loudly as some of the stock did net
bring within Jc of the wholesale cost. We
ouete Ex till at 55Je; geed at rtflXlic i
medium, 44,'c: common, 443e ; mixed,
33Jj,c; calves, 30e.
SALES AT THE WEST Villi. AUELl'HIA YAIIU.
Ifcuil.
200 Reger May lies, Chicavrees, gross, ri5Tic.
213 Owen Smith, Western and Pa., gre.ss7n
5,J4c.
j4!I A..t J. Christ v, Western, gross. 5&jc.
170 E. S. & B. F. McFillen, Western, gies,
5'43Jc.
!?5 Ullman & Lehman Bres., Lancaster co..
gross, 3q5e.
71 James Clenisen, Lan. co., and estern,
gross, 45c.
40 Dennis Smyth. Penn'a, gross, OjJjJJc.
107 Jehn McAnlle, Western and Kentucky,
gross, 40c.
50 Daniel Murphy, Kentucky, gross, .r'5c.
225 Loweiistein & Aider, Western, gross, 4gg
5;c.
275 G. .schamberg & Ce., Western, gross,
55c.
121 L. sehainberg, Western, gross. 55e.
31 F. Sheelz, Western, gross, 5f5J4e
12 F. Sheetz, Montgomery co., cows, gross, 1
5V(e.
30 L. Hern, Pa., gross, 4i5'4c.
55 II. Chain, jr.. Western, gross 4J-45c.
130 Daniel Smvth & Bre.. Western, jress, rG)
5c.
110 Bacliuian Levi, Western, gross, 5J5c.
17 Abe Ostheiui. Western, gross. t5e.
IS S. Dreifus, Western, gross, 55c.
20 P. Hathaway, Lane, co., gross, 5f5c.
75 M. Levi, Western, gross, 4J5;c
le 11. Chain, mixed, gross, I4c.
Lambs were in belter demand. We quote
lrem 5 te be iter pound.
Sheep were in lair demand and prices were
steady. We quote Extra, KM te 110 lbs., .VS)5Je ;
geed, 00 te 100 lbs, 4jig5e ; geed, se te "JU lbs
4(ffi4ie: fair, 70 te 80 lbs, J(24e; interior,
3itc ; common, 3J43c
Miniucl Stewart sold 480 head et dressed
sheep at 78e.
Hogs were dull at last quotations. We quote
extm at 7c: geed at Oc; medium at 0e;
common niuc.
Fresh Cows were Inactive and prices ranged
from $20 te $50 per head.
JIEJtXVAJ..
INSTATE OF ANNA mT WeIIiLEkI
j late et the City el Lancaster, deceased.
Letters et administration en said estate hav
ing been granted te the undersigned, all per
sons indebted te said decedent are requested
te make immediate settlement, and these hav
ing claims or demands against the same, will
present them without delay for settlement te
the undersigded, residing In Lancaster City.
MHS. E. E. PATTERSON,
J. W. F. Swift. Administratrix.
Attorney. ui30-0tdeed
INSTATE OF JA3IES XV. KHEY, LATE
j of lmeaster City, deceased. Letters of ad
ministration en said estate having been grant
ed te the undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested te make immediate pay
ment, and the.se having claims or demands
against the same will present them without de
lay for settlement te the undersigned, or her
attorney, J. L. Stnlnmetz.
JULIA KHEY,
Administratrix.
J. L. Steixiietk. Att'v. m27-Otdeaw
INSTATE OF ANN McCORT, LATE OF
J Lancaster city, deceased. Letters testa
mentary en said estate having been granted
te the undersigned, all persons indebted te
said decedent are requested te make immedi
ate settlement, and these having claims or de
mands against the estate el said decedent, te
make known the same te the undersigned
wuueui ueiay, resiuiug in .Lancaster city.
KEV. A. F. KAUX,
Executer.
Je5-6tdeaw
THIRD EDITIM.
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 29, 1880.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Wasuikgten, June 29. Fer the New
England and Middle Atlantic states and
lower lake region, clear or partly cloudy
weather, winds mostly westerly, station
ary or lower temperature, and higher bar
emeter.
SHOOTING AT DOLLYMOUNT.
The
Irish-American Kitle Match
-The
Americans Again Victorious.
Dollymount, June 29. The firing at
the SOO yards range commenced at 12:30
o'clock. The wind has moderated and the
weather is mere favorable. The following
are closing scores of each inning :
uungs. American!. Irish.
1st 23 . 28
2d 30 :ie
3d 29 30
4th 29 - 29
eth HO 29
Cth 29 150
7th 29 29
8th :i0 29
9th 29 2S
10th :$0 29
11th 30 28
12th 27 28
13th 30 29
14th 29 30
leth 27 30
Total
..430
430
The following are the total individual
scores : Americans Farrew, 74 ; Rath
bone, 70 ; Clarke, 73 ; Scetr, 7e ; Fisher?
71 ; Hrewn, 73. Irish Fcnten, 7e ; Joynt,
73 ; Yeung, 73 ; J. lligby. Oil ; Alilncr: 73 ;
Wm. Rigby, 71.
Total at 900 yards : Americans, 437 ?
Irish, 428.
At 1,000 yards the score was : Ameri
cans, 420 ; Irish, 417. A victory for the
American team.
STILL ANDT1IEK COLLISION.
The Excursion Steamer Leng Itrancli Kun
Inte ami Making Her 1SOO Pas
senger Sated.
Xi:w Yenic, June 29. The excursion
steamer Leng Branch, while leaving Ful
ton ferry, llroeklyn, this morning, leaded
with passengers, was run into by a barge
and badly damaged. Te prevent sinking
she was run into a neighboring wharf,
where the passengers were safely lauded.
There were eighteen hundred excursion
ists en beard for a trip te Leng ISraneh.
The beat is new slowly sinking.
Anether account says the Leng 1 ranch
had 700 passengers aboard, mostly women
and children, members of the Hanover
I'lace Baptist church, Brooklyn. A large
hole was knocked in her bow by the col
lision, but her bulk head prevented her
from sinking.
I'UKlOU.-s FLAMES.
The Ouiek Werk Tlicy Maile ;1 a Philadel
phia Establishment :.-, OOO Less
in 2.1 Minutes.
Philadelphia, June 29. At 11:10 this
morning a fire broke out in the two-story
building, Xe. 307 Xew Market street, ec
cupied by AV. (5. Knewlcs for the canning
of tomatoes, and iu twenty-live minutes the
entire place was gutted. Less about $2."i,
000, covered by insurance. The llames
worked ever into an adjoining street and
burned the reefs of a number of dwelling
houses; but, although great consternation
was caused iu that neighborhood, no seri
ous less was sustained.
Disastrous l-'iru In Eli.abelIitewn, N. Y.
White Hall, X. J., June 29 Williams
it Slean's broom and brush handle factory
at Elizabethtown was burned last night.
Less $0,000 ; no insurance ; the origin of
fire is net known.
l'erihhed in tliti Flames.
IjUiilixc.ten, Wis., June 29. The wool
en mill at this place burned yesterday, and
Jehn P. Wellard, the superintendent per
ished iu the flames.
ANOTIIEK IN PHILADELPHIA.
Destructive Conflagration Tills Morning.
Philadelphia, June 29. A fire oc
curred this morning in the two-story
brick and frame building, Tenth and Jack Jack
eon streets, occupied by Jehn Allen it Ce.,
perk packers, and Lewis 1). Grant and
Jehn McXeil, dealers in iaril oil. The
less en the stock is estimated at $10,000.
The building was owned by Jehn .McXeil
and was valued at $30,000. It was insured
for $10,000.
IIKADLAUOII.
Monster Meeting ill Londen Lasttiht.
Londen, June 29. Frem fifteen te
twenty thousand persons were present at
the Bradlaugh meeting in Trafalgar
square last, night. Under the impres
sion that Mr. Ilradlaugh would pro
ceed te the Heuse of Commens
after making his address, some thousands
of persons who had been attending ill
Trafalgar square rushed down Parliament
street te the palace yard, and some three or
four thousand rushed into Westminster
hall, but the police charged them and
drove them through the gates.
Meanwhile, several thousand per
sons had assembled outside the railing ; a
reinforcement of police, however, removed
them te the opposite side of the stiect in
order te clear the way te the Heuse of
Commens.
nONS O F TII E SO O.
Irish National Convention in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, June 29. The Irish na
tional convention held an executive session
this morning. Delegates are new present
from nearly all the states and territories,
and a harmonious spirit prevails. It is in
tended te establish branches in every por
tion of the country and enlist the co-epeia-tion
of every delegate. Delegates unite in
saying that practical results will surely fol fel
low the complete organization which will
be effected by this convention.
A Halibut FlHblng Crew.
Gloucester, Mass., June 29. The
schooner Herman Babson, which filled
away for the Greenland halibut fishery
from this pert en May 23, was forced te
return en account of the immense quanti
ties of ice encountered off the straits of
Bellesle. Her captain reports the ice
blockade unparalleled in his explorations,
extending down te the 52d parallel of lat
itude, with thousands of icebergs of every
size and shape.
The New Yerk Car Driver's Strike.
New Yerk, June 29. The strike en
Second Avenue railroad continues. The
police are still guarding the read and cars
and no violence is reported.
IT WAS LOADED.
And He Killed His Baby Sister.
Des Moines, Iowa, June 29. Yester
day afternoon in Savier township, north of
this city, a four-year-old son of Geerge
Wholerget held of a revolver and point
ing it at his two-year-old sister it was dis
charged, the ball entering the eye and
passing through the head and out of the
back of the skull. She fell dead instantly.
ABOUT A WOMAN.
Fatal Quarrel of Soldiers.
Stockton, Texas, June 29. Twe sol
diers of the 25th infantry named Tayler
and Robinson quarreled about a woman,
and Robinson shot Tayler, killing him
almost instantly. The murderer was
tuencd ever te the civil authorities.
KAILKOAD ACCIDENT.
Twe Harrisburgem Killed.
II.vuRisurKG, June 29. Twe freight
trains collided at au early hour this morn
at Petersburg en the middle division of
the Pennsylvania railroad. A freight
train following, with Jehn B. Crawford as
engineer and M. A. Shriyer as fircman.rau
into the wreck. Beth these men were
killed ; they resided in this city.
TEXAS JACK DEAlt.
The Noted Fren tlersiinni's End.
Leadville, Cel.. June 29 J. B. Omo Ome Omo
huiidre, well-known as "Texas Jack,"
died here yesterday and will be buried
with military honors.
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HEAL
theauther may hecensuited en all
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CUTICURA
jliraclcs of Healing Unparalleled
in 31nlicnl History.
" I have been itlllieted for twenty year witii
an obstinate skin djsease, calbd "by aeu.e M.
D.s psoriasis ami ethers, lepio.sy.eeiumeneiiig
en my scalp, and in spite of ail I could de,
with the help et the most skillul doctors, it
slowly hut suiely extended, until a year age
this winter it covered my entire person iu
form of dry scales.. Fer the last three years 1
have been unable le de any labor, and sulli-r-ing
intensely all the time Every morning
then; could he nearly a dustp.inlul of scales
taken from the sheet of my bed, some lit them
halt as large as the envelope containing this
letter. In the latter part et winter my skin
commenced cracklngepen. I tried ever) thing,
almost, thatceiild be thought of, without any
relief. The l'-'tli of June I started West in
hopes I could reach the Het Springs. I reached
Detroit and was se low I thought I should
have te go te the hospital, but finally get. as
tar as Lansing, .Mich., where 1 had a sister liv
ing. One Dr. treated meabouttwe weeks,
but did me no geed. All tlieugnt 1 had hut a
sheit time live. I earnestly prayed te die.
Cracked through the skin all ever my back,
across my ribs, anus, hands, limbs, feet badly
swollen, tee nails came eir,tingernallsdead and
hard as hone, hair dea !. dry and litelcss as el
straw. O, my Ced '. bow 1 did sillier.
'.My sister, .Mrs. E. II. Davis-, Iliad a small
part el'a box et Cutieura in the house. She
wouldn't give up; said, ' We will try Cutieura.'
euie was applied 'en one hand and arm.
Eureka ! there was rebel ; stepped the terrible
burning sensation lrem the word go. They
immediately get, the Cuticviia IChselvkjct. Cij
TicuitA and Clticcka Soai 1 commenced by
taking one tahlcspoeulul of lleselveut three
times a day, after mcnls: had a bath once a
day, water about bleed heat: used Cutieura
fteap freely; applied Cutieura morning and
evening. Kesult. returned te my home in just
six weeks lrem time I left, and my skin as
smooth as this sheet of paper.
" ii i i:a m k. ca ufentei:.
" Hendersen, Jrjferxnn County, A'. '.
'.sworn te belere me this nineteenth day of
January, law. " A. M. Lkkkinewkli..
Juxtice of the J'eace.
We hereby certify that u 4: are aeiiainted
with the aforesaid Jlliram E. Carpenter and
knew his condition ie have been as stated. We
believe bis statement te be true iu every par
ticular. L. I'. Simmons ,t Sen, Merch'ts.lleiiderseii.N.Y.
U. A. Thompson, .Merchant, " "
A.A.Davis.
.Millard E. Joiner,
Jehn Carpenter. " "
A. 31. I.ellingwell.
Attorney and Counseller-at-Law, " "
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