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LAKOASTEtl iAlti MLLlGEK(JER.i.lfiSDAY JULY 14.1880.
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THE KOBMAL SCHOOL.
The Summer Vacation-Claw Bunlon Bunlen
Meetlnfc of the Alumni-Larce Attend
ance Commencement Bxer
cUea Te-morrow.
Te-day the normal dens its annual
holiday attire, the recitations for
the school year of 'T9-'80 closing
yesterday." The students, imbued
with that sense of relief which generally
fellows a lone seige of hard study, this
morning wen: gathered in groups en the
green sward of the campus, conversing
with thehe who have been fellow students
and classmates, and te whom they are
about te say farewell for several months.
Little knots were eathered here and there
discussing tneir different plans for
spending their vacation and what grand
times they expect te have before returning
te their labors next fall. The stately sen
iors ean easily be discerned by their grave
countenances, tinged with a feeling of re
gret, occasioned doubtless by the thought
of the pleasant stay they have had at the
normal, and of the stern realities of life as
they catch a glimpse of their rising dimly
before their imagination. The teachers
arc busy as bees, llittiug hither and thith
er among the crowd, bidding farewell te
these about departing, and welcoming
faces that have been absent from that in
stitution for many years, but who have
come" te-day, many for the first time since
graduation, te visit their alma mater. The
iiuinler of strangers attending the com
mencement this year is exceedingly large.
Parents, friends and former students are
here by the scores and each newly arriving
car swells the number.
Contrary te the expectation, the class
day exercises, a new feature at the Nor Ner
mal, were unavoidably postponed en ac
count of cenllicting with the meeting of
the alumni. Beth were te be held in the
chaiiel this evening, but owing te the con
flicting and partly te a want of time te
prcpaie, the class exercises weic taken
from the pregramme greatly te the regret
of many.
This afternoon the alumni association
held their biennial meeting in the chapel.
V. I). Weaver, esq., class of 'C8, of Lan
caster, delivered the salutatory address.
He was followed by Miss Elizabeth
Dickey, class of '00, of Fainneunt, AV.
Va., with an essay en " Perfect Weman
heed." This evening several classes
held reunions. Tomorrow is commence
ment day proper, the cxcrcucs beginning
at 'J::i0 o'clock in the morning. Twe ses
sions will lie occupied hi delivering the
.rations and in the reading of essays. Of
the elas, numbering :7, but 14 are ou the
pregramme as taking part in the exercises.
.Seven of this number are ladies, and the
remaining seven are gentlemen. A full
account will appear in te-morrow's paper.
Tin Trouble at Washington.
The trouble in Little Washington,
which arose from the attempt of the bor ber bor
.eugh authorities te set hack the fences el
the property holders, is net ever yet. l cs
terday the borough supervisor, accom
panied by Constable Hraily, of Colum
bia, and three men went te the resi
liences of Milten and Jeseph Shultz, Cyrus
ShulU and Harry Seiple for the purpose
of removing their fences. They were met,
however, by a strong feicc of men and did
net attempt te de the weik. This morn
ing the constable and nine Columbia men
again went te Washington for the purpose
of assisting in the removal of the
fences. Their coming was net un
expected, however, and when they
went te the houses they found a large
erawd of men assembled, who were armed
with pistols, guns and clubs, and who
were determined te resist them. The su su su
pervisor,censtable and then men were again
compelled te give up their plans. Werd
was sent te Squire Frank, of Columbia,
who ami: te Lancaster te take legal ad
vice in the matter this afternoon. It is
said that the men who resisted will be ar
r -sted.
SVMMCK I.K1SUUE.
People Vb Want te Keen Coel.
Councilman Chas. E. Downey, of the
Ninth ward, left this morning for the
mountains of Fulton count. He has been
.in impaired health and will run up te Bed
ford te quail the heahug waters of the
famous springs there.
J. W. F. Swift, esq. and wife, went te
Cape May, where they will tarry at the
Arctic house.
Mrs. Louisa Huber and Mrs. T. Dun
ham left yc.ster.lay for an extended trip.
They will visit Wntkins Glen, Niagara
Falls, the White mountains and Saratoga,
and will be gene until September.
James A. Dale, the excursion manager
of Yerk, passed through this city at 8
o'clock this morning en his way te Atlantic
City.
" Hecter' Kautz, watchman and police
man at the Pennsylvania railroad passen
per depot, who has been in ill-health for
some two months, has se far recovered as
te be able te take a jaunt te the country.
Te-morrow morning, aceempauied by his
wife, he will take a trip te McCalls Ferry
and remain three days fishing, beating,
etc.
Unfounded ltepert.
There was a widely circulated report en
the streets that Win. II. Kering, propri
etor of the Mechanics' hotel, corner of
Chestnut and Plum streets, died yesterday
afternoon. Mr. Kering is net dead, though
he is in very ill-health, having suffered
for a year or mere with a complication of
diseases. The report of his death prob
ably had its origin in the fact that his phy
sician.directed that he should be kept very
quiet, and that he might net be unneces
sarily disturbed, the bar room attached
te the hotel was closed.
Shet in the Feet.
Last evening Geerge McAlpine, a young
brother of Wild Harry, who has been at
tending the sheeting gallery in Centre
square, met with an accident. He had
just leaded one of the small guns with a
caitridge, and was standing talking te
some friends, with the gun pointing down
wards. In some manner the weapon was
-discharged, the ball from the cartridge
; struck young Mc Alpine in the fine part of
the feet. The ball was removed by Dr.
Bolenius. and the wound is net serious.
Kunaway Accident
.Early this morning as Henry F. Trout,
farmer, residing near Landisville, was
crossing the railroad en his way te the
Lancaster market, his horse took fright at
a Height train that was backing en the
railroad. The horse backed into a fence
corner, turned suddenly around and ran
off. Troutjumpedeutof the buggy and
escaped unhurt. The horse ran for several
miles, and when captured, had spilled out
of the buggy a large basket full of butter
and eggs, which have net yet been recovered.
NEW LIVERY STABLE,
NO. 112 SOUTH QUEEN STEEET, AT EMSMANS HOTEL.
Horses, Carriages, Buggies and Market Wagons te lire uy
P. C. HAUGHTOI L
,... ci ... v.i..nm. sM. at .Mi same nlace. where irentlereen will find at all times Driving Horses, Draft Horses and
Mules for sale. Alse J?ew and Second-hand Carriages, Buggies and Market Wagons for sale ; built
- . . . i. ..: tt -..! UmIae l.f1.4- cstlrl eTifl nvrilmnrrpf 1 ;lt
expivtsly for Livery use. aise at an ume
Ne.
OFFEBHSTG AT LOWEST PEICES !
Sheeting and Pillow Case Muslin?.
Yard-wide Bleached Muslins.
Yard-wide Unbleached Muslins.
Bleached and Half-Bleached Damask Table Linens, choice Patterns at Lewest Price..
White Damask Linen and Turkey Red Napkins, all sizes.
Towels in fine assortment from lowest te finest grades.
Fine heavy Marseilles Counterpanes in very choice patterns.
White Quilts in different weights, with and without fringe.
Brown and white mixed Quilts, full size, light and heavy weights.
C-WE INVITE EXAMINATION."!
GrTVLEE, BOWERS & HURST,
25 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
SUDDEN 1IKAT1I.
Kit .McCardle Found Head In u Field.
Eli McCardle, a resident or Bethesda,
Martic township, died very suddenly en
Monday afternoon. He had been cutting
eats witli a cradle during the forenoon and
at neon he went te dinner. After eating he
fed the he s and told a young man
who had been working with him
that he was going out te the
field, which is near the house, te go te
work. Shortly afterward the boy went
t(i the field and leuud Mr. McCardle lying
dead. .Icilersen Armstrong, deputy coro
ner of Providence township, and Dr. Jehn
F. Yest were sent for and au inquest was
held. The jury empaneled was composed
of Jesse Herner, Isaac II. Robinson, "Jehn
Clark, William McLaughlin, Andrew J.
Laird and Jehn A. Spencc. They rendered
a veidict of death from heart disease.
Snoeting.
A movement is new en feet in this city
te organize a rifie club, for the purpose of
practicing long range sheeting. A num
ber of well-known gentlemen are in
teresting themselves in the club. They
already have a long range ritle and will
procure targets &- a,M' :l "hooting
ground.
Te-morrow a pigeon sheeting match
will take place at Jehn Martin's hotel,
West Willow.
OU1TUAKY.
Ileal h of Jacob Itruuaker.
Jabob Brubaker, a wealthy and highly
esteemed farmer, residing en the Co
lumbia turnpike read, three miles
west of this city, died yesterday evening
somewhat suddenly and unexpectedly,
though he had been suttering from dropsy
for some time past. Mr. Brubaker was a
farmer, aged about 70 years and widely
known.
Picnic.
Several families left Lancaster this
morning en the 7 o'clock ear, Shenk's
weeds, near Millersvillc, being their desti
nation, where they expect te spend the
day fishing and having a geed time gener
ally alen held.
The barrem. fixtures, ice, el the saloon
en Nmth Prince street, known as
"Franke's," have been sold by A!. Fulmer
te Jehn Hess, who will keep the saloon
hereafter.
Death of a Herse.
This morning Jehn Hillman, of George
town, Bart township, was driving into the
yard of the Leepard hotel, when his horse
fell He was removed te the stable where
he died seen afterwards.
Tongue Broken.
Last evening the tongue of one of the
large street sprinklers was broken off en
North Duke street above the railroad
bridge, while the driver was endeavoring
te turn the horses.
Itreke flown.
One of Elliett's ice wagons broke down
en North Queen street this morning
oveiceinc by the heat probably.
Gene te Yerk
The county commissioners left this
morning en a visit te Yerk.
Excursions.
On Monday, July 19, an excursion will
leave this city ever the. Philadelphia and
Heading railroad for Ceney Island and
Rockaway Beach. Fare for round trip
only 65. Train leaves King street at 4
o'clock a. m.
On Tuesday, July 27, an excursion te
Atlantic City will be run ever same read.
On August 3d an excursion will leave
this city ever the Reading read for Ni
agara and Watkins Glen. Tickets will be
sold at $10 for the round trip, geed for 15
days. Geed te step at Buffalo, Geneva,
Watkins, Niagara, Watkins Gicn, Allen
town. Mauch Chunch aud Reading.
The Yeung Men's Christian association
will run an excursion ever the Pennsylva
nia railroad te Cape May en Friday, Au
gust Cth.
On Thursday, Aug. 19, Clark & Schmid
will run another excursion ever the Penn
sylvania railroad te Atlantic City. Fare for
the round trip, $2.73, geed for two days.
My wile MitTcrud with severe Rheumatic
rains in the knee. I induced her te use St.
Jacoh'.s Oil; it brought immediate relief and
quicriy cured her; we highly recommend the
remedy. Jens Dickuaut, Webster, Jiang.
Williamson & Fester have just placed 2
dozen of men's working pants en their coun
ters, and selling them at 05 cents per pair.
They have riveted buttons, four pockets, and
made se as net te rip. (Je and get a pair for
thev will seen lie gene.
iel(i-M,W,Fd&vtf
BIch in muscle-producing material beyond
all ether loeds and medicines arc Malt Bitters.
E'en though the face be net se tair,
And beauty may be all but flown,
Dear ladies, you need netuespair!
If SOZODONT you make your own ;
And brush your teeth and mouth with skill,
You'll fascinate and conquer still.
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XBWLITMBY STABLE.
NOTICE.
nerseiuu .uuica uUUv, . -"- .....,,
112 Seuth Queen Street, in the
our auvns.
llitner's Fant Freight.
By advertisement elsewhere, it will be seen
that en Monday next the Philadelphia elllee of
J. It. Bltncr's fust freight line will be removed
from Xn. 1,910 Market street te the Pcniisylva Pcniisylva
niar.iilread depots, Frent and Prime street,
aud Xe. 5 Deck street.
The Cape May Excursion Te-morrow.
Theie of our readers who visit Cape May to
morrow with the excursion gotten up in the
Interest of Christ Lutheran church, will have
the advantages of a greatly reduced fare, ex
cellent bathing facilities and hotel accommo
dations, and the pleasure of seeing the famous
Filth regiment Maryland volunteers, witness
ing their grand parade aud review en Friday.
The suit is new at the best tcmpepiturc for
healthful bathing, and the hotels are net ney
ever-crowded as they will be later in the sea
son, and there will be no trouble in securing
the best accommodations. The excursion
train will leave the Pennsylvania railroad
depot, this city, at ( o'clock te-morrow morn
ing. Fare for the round trip, $2.73, with tickets
geed for two days, with privilege te return en
any train, Clemmens's City cornet band will
accompany the excursion. It may net be
amiss te remind the excursionists that they
should take their sen-bath before dinner. as
the physicians declare It te be unwise te bathe
after partaking of a hearty meal.
450,100 cakes sold the iirst yearattest the pop
ularity of Cuticura Medicinal Seap.
IWATHS.
KiTTiiAiti). Ill this city, July 12th, IS), Maxi
ninlliau Ituthard, in the 23th year of his age.
The relatives and lriends are respee tally
invited te attend the funeral, treni the resi
dence et Mr. Jehn Sewers, Ne. 214 West Wal
nut street, en Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
CoNvseiiAM. July 13, ls'Se, ut Greenville, Lu
elniln Amwcg Cenvngham, only daughter et
Edward It. and Katie Conyngham, aged 5
months.
The relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited te attend the funeral, te-morrow at 2
o'clock, from the residence tit her grand
father. Cel. Wm. S. Auiweg, Ne. 138 East
King street, Lancaster.
Mackinson. In this city, en the 14 int . Gee.
Petrie, son et Chas.und Martha H. Maekinsen,
uged 14 mouths and 13 days.
The relatives and lriends of the family urc
respectfully invited te attend the funeral,
from the residence of parent. Ne. 31!) Seuth
Prince street, en Fridav evening, at 5 o'clock.
2t
XM' AVrilllTISKlTESTS.
rpOBACCO KAISkltS!
JL Insure your Creps against less or damage
by hail at BAUSMAN & ItUltNS'S
Insurance Office, 10 West Orange Street.
jeS-cedtfit
rpUE llKMOCIlATS OF THE FIKST
J. Ward will meet at Jehn Spangle'r's Saleen,
en Thursday, July 1.1, at 8 p. in., in order te
Jeini a Hancock anil English Club,
ity order et the Committee. jy 13-2tel
SCHOOL. TAX, 1880.
The duplicate is in the hands et the Treas
urer. ." per cent, etr for premt payment.
WM. O. MARSHALL, Treasurer.
Ne. 12 Centre Square.
Office hours irem 'J a. m. te 4 p. in.
lcl2-3tdS.W&Slt
105
GO T
F. HIEMENZ'S,
105
Ne. 105 North Queen street for the Cheapest
and Best HOOTS AND SHOES.
105 Shjn of the Itisr Shee. 105
j9'i-S&Wtfd
COMMENCEMENT WEEK AT M1LLERS-
VILLE.
The exercises of the Commencement Week
at the Nermal Scheel. Millei-sville, Will be as
Jollews:
Baccalaureate Discourse Sunday, July 11.
Class-day Exercises Wednesday, July 14, ut
! a. m.
Alumni Meetings Wednesday, July 14, after
noon und evening.
Commencement Exercises Thursday, .Inly
l.", ut ; a. in. and 1M n. ui.
The public are cordially invited te attend.
jylOStdS.T&W
100 Tens of Rags Wanted,
Fer which the highest price will be paid.
2 CENTS PEB POUND FOB GOOD
MIXED BAGS.
The highest price nald ter Woolens, Old
Paper, itcekJ, &e. Teii Bag Asserters wanted
te whom the highest price will be paid.
JOHN A. SHOBER,
Cor. North Queen and Orange Streets,
jy!)-tfdHl Lancaster, Pa.
105
LADIES AND GENTS
If you want a
105
GOOD FITTING BOOT OR SHOE,
Beady.made or made te order, call at
F. HIEMENZ'S,
Ne. 105 North Queen Street.
Custom Werk a Specialty. jc2HS&WtW
THE
NAMED
WEST END.
The Cheapest Geed Watch in the World
FOB SALE AT
AUGUSTUS RH0ADS.
Jeweler, 20 East King Street,
LANCASTEE, PA.,
. of the best material, and
...
Rear of Erisman'stHeteL
XEirAprJEIlTlSEMENTS
xfeTICE TO THE MKMUEKS OF TUB
J Sixth Ward Americus Association. There
will be a meeting at S. It. Herr's Park Heuse,
enTHUBSDAY, JULY 15, at 8 o'clock, sharp.
It is important that every member shall be
prvnent.
Ity order of the President. 2td
PKOPOSALS FOR STItfcET WOKK.
Sealed proposals will he received by the
street Committee up te THURSDAY, JULY
22, at 7 o'clock p. in., for thegrading of North
Lime street, from James te New streets. Plans
and specillcatlens for the work can be seen at
the etlice or James C. Carpenter, City Bcguln Bcguln
ter. The committee reserves the right te re
ject any or all bid received.
Proposals te be left with 11. McMullcn,csq.,
cliatrmau. at Ne. 122 East King street.
ity eiiler et the committee.
j!42td S. W.KAU It, Clerk.
ri'UK MEMBEItS OF THE YOUNO
J. Men's Hancock and English Club will
meet at Jacob Utzinger's Saleen, Middle
Street, en Te-morrow (THUBSDAY) Evening,
at S o'clock. Itv order of
W. H DeitWAitT, A.STE1NWANDLE,
Secretary. President.
J 14-21 d
TN THE COUKT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
Lancaster County.
Union National Mt.Jey ISauk 1 Jan. term, l(e.
Vi. i Ne. XI.
Henry Kurtz. ) Ex. Dec.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed te dis
tribute " the money secured by mortgage, exe
cuted te alter M.Franklln.csq.," beingerthe
proceeds treni the sale of the above named de
fendant's real estate, te and among such lien
creditor or creditors us may be legally entitled
te the same, will sit for that purpose en WED
NESDAY, the 11th day of AUGUST, 1880. at 10
o'clock, A. M., In the Llhrary Beem or the
Court Heuse, In the City et Lancaster, where
all persons interested in said distribution limy
attend. " NEWTON LIGUTNEK,
)yC-tteaw Auditor.
TMPOKTaNT NOTICE TO SHIPPEItS!
ON-
MONDAY, JULY 19,
J. R. BITNBR'S
Fast Freight Line
Will Beineve Frem
NO. 1,910 MARKET STREET,
I'll II. A XiX I'll I A ,
Penn'a It. It. Depots, FRONT AVD PKIME
STREETS, and Ne. 5 DOCK STREET.
The drayage ou Merchandise te these Cen
ral Depots is lower than te any ether.
julyM-tfd
N
TOTICE.
REDUCTION
IX
Paper Hangings.
We have this day reduced our entire
stock of
WALL PAPERS.
NEW PATTERNS,
BEST STYLES,
AND
NOT DAMAGED !
in anyway.
White Blanks from Sc. te 8c.
Flats from 8c. te lc.
Satins from 8c. te lfic.
Bronzes from lSe. te 80c.
Paper hung at short notice by competent
workmen.
J. E. Martin & Ge.
ASTBICU BRiTH AHrBTiaMirT.i
THE PLAGE FOR
sum BARGAINS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
IS XOW AT THE
Lancaster Bazaar
ASTRICH BRO.'S
13 EAS TKING ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
As we de net like te carry ever any Mim
mer stock, our unllerm policy is toward the
close of each season te reduce prices te figures
which will compel sales.
Call and examine the bargains we are offer
ing, leek at the qualities of our goods, com
pare our prices with these charged el-ewhere.
and you will see that every one of our as.ci as.ci
tiens lias a solid basis of tact.
Ladies frenj the surrounding cities are es
pecially invited te pay us a visit, the oppor
tunity new offered te secure beautitul and
novel goods at fabulously low prices may
never occur again,
We are closing out our stock et L AC Erf,
consisting of
BBETONNE,
LANCJCEDOC,
Cl.UNT.
BRABANT,
TORCHON,
RUSSIAN,
VALENCIENNES,
POINT D'ALEXCOX,
POINT D'EsPRIT,
MECHLIN,
MALTESE.
ALL THESE
LACES
Are sold ut
CONSIDERABLY
REDUCED PRICES.
We have Just opened a full new line et black
FflENCH AND SPANISH LACES,
which we new offer at low and very reasonable
prices.
We shall close out all our LADIKV
LAWN SUITS,
at the uniform prlcoef
$2.00.
Linen Ulsters at !., $i00.
Ulsters ler $1.30, $i."0 and $:.0O.
Uisteis ter -O0.
LADIES' LINEN Sl'IT.at$iV.
PAttASOLS,
at fabulous low prices.
Our stock of HATS Is pretty near sold, but
a small number being lelt. Ladies wishing te
purchase any of these at the astonishing pi ice
et
ONLY lue.,
will please call at an early day.
We sell
LADIES' FLOUNCED CALICO WRAPPERS
FOR $1.00.
LADIEh' CALICO SUITS, Skirt and Biwpie,
81.50.
LADIES' CALICO BASQUE,
39c.
(jicat inducements and bargains in
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
CHEMISE.
Chemise, corded band, fine uiuslln,
Runlcd and Emln'eidereii Chemise
Elegantly Embroidered Chemise
SKIRTS.
....lie.
.Vic.
....!KC.
Muslin Rullled Skirts Sic.
Cambric, lleuuced ''-:
Embroidered edged '.Lie.
Elaborately Embroidered, with deep
needle-work edge and insertion il.W
CORSETS.
Our " FAVORITE " Corset. SO bones,
steels, embroidered busts,
Elegant Woven Corset
The " Parisian," a loe-boiio most elc
Corset, side steels, for
side
4c.
Gbc.
gaiit
The CYPRUS Corset, side steels, el;
ately embroidered bust front, ler...
Extra length Corsets
Abdominal Corsets '.
iber-
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Great reduction in prices of
Notions and Small Ware.
Pins, 3c. a paper.
Best English Pins, lie. a paper.
Hair Pius, lc. a paper.
Basting Cotten, .lc. a dozen spools.
Clark & Ceat's Spool Cotten, i spools ter He.
M) yards Spool Cotten, ic. a spool.
li dozen et white Aate Buttens ter Se.
:t dozen et large, white Pearl Buttens ter l.Tc.
Brainerd Armstrong's best Silk. 100-yard
snoels, !c. a spool,
fle-yard spools, ' spools lerBe.
A very handsome Chrome anil Bex given
away te any customer purchasing 0 spools el
silk at a time.
Writing Paper and Envelopes, ."e. a box.
TOILET ARTICLES.
Soaps, In Glycerine, Windser. Turkish Ball
and ethers, 5c. a piece.
Extra line Toilet Soaps, 10c. a piece.
JIeyt'H German Cologne, 17c. a bottle,
uest Face Powder. 8c. a box.
Dressing Combs, from 5c. upward.
Children's round Combs, from 3c. upward.
Teeth Brushes, from 5c. upward.
Hair Brushes, 15c. upward.
Metallic Hair Brushes, 48c.
FANS.
Russian Leather Sliding Fans, 14c.
Japanese Fans, lc . 2c :$c 4c., 5c., loc.
Leng Handled AFTER DINNER Fails, egg-
shHped, 4c.
The SARAH BERXHARD Feather Fan-, in all
colors, 50c.
BELTS IN GREAT VARIETY.
Velvet Belts, 19c.
Pocketbooks and Jewelry, in full
line.
in full line. Jet Hair Coronets, 23c., 2-)e., 50c.
Bracelets,
of every style and description.
Baud Bracelet, with the lock, the GEM OF
THE SEASON, only 19c. a pair.
Ceral Bracelets. Gilt-plated Bracelets.
MOSQUITO NET CANOPIES,
everbeds, ready-made, with all the necessary
fixtures, for
$2.00.
By request of a great number of our custom
ers we shall be open every evening until a p.
in., as usual, and solicit the kind patronage of
the Ladies of Lancaster and vicinity.
ASTRICH BRO.'S
13 EAST KING STKEET,
LANCASTER, PA.
! THIRD EDITION..
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 14, 1880
TOEATHlSR INDICATIONS.
Washington, July 14. Fer the Mid
dle Atlantic states eeldcr, partly cloudy
weather, local rains, winds mostly north
easterly, rising barometer.
THE NATIONAL CAMPAIGN.
Organization of the Executive Committee
Vailing en .Mr. Tilden.
Xew Yerk, July 14. The Democratic
national committee reassembled this morn
ing, Senater Earnum presiding. The
number of the executive committee was
increased from 13 te 17. The following
were then appointed as the executive com
mittee : W. II. Barnum (Conn.), F. O.
Price (Mass.), Gee. T. Barnes (Ga.), Wm.
C. Grady (III.), Austin II. Brown (Ind.),
M. 31. Ham (Iowa), Henry 1). 3IcIIenry
(Ky.), Outerbridge Hersey (3Id.). V. S.
Kelly (3Iinn.), A. II. Galloway (X. II.),
Orestes Cleveland (X. J.), Abraiu S
Hewitt (X. Y.), 31. W. Ransom (X. C),
Wm. W. Armstrong (Ohie), Win. L.Scett
(Penna.), Thes. O'Connor (TeniO. and
B. B. Smalley (Vermont.)
After the routine of business the eiftn
mittee adjourned te the call of the chair.
The members subsequently proceeded in a
body te the residence of ex-Gov. Tilden,
te pay their respects te that gentleman.
The executive committee will organize to
day. Upen reaching Tihlen's residence the
committee was received by Henry Tilden,
Senater Kernan and ethers. When ex-Gov.
Tilden appeared ex-Governer Stevenson
addressed him. He informed 3Ir. Tilden
that the committee after formally notify
ing the candidates of their nomination,
would but have half performed their duty
if they did net ceme te pay hamagc te him
who, by a large majority, was elected four
years age. In recognizing 3Ir. Tilden's
noble self-denial and patriotism he spoke,
net only the sentiments of the committee,
but uf the entire Democratic party. He
then read and presented te 3Ir. Til
den the resolution in reference te
him (Tilden) passed by the Cincinnati
convention. 3Ir. Tilden in reply expressed
gratification at being relieved from burden
of the canvass and pledged his cordial
co-operation as a private citizen te the
illustrious soldier nominated. He con
gratulated the party en its prospects of
success, and the committee left seen after
wards. WESTKItN WATEKM'Ol'TS.
Disastrous Floods in Colerado.
Dknveu, Cel., July 14. Cherry creek
suddenly rose te a height of live feet,rising
one feet in ten minutes. Xe serious damage
was done. It is supposed the sudden rise
is due te a waterspout in the mountains.
Despatches from Pueblo say there is a
worse Heed in that vicinity than since 180:!.
A torrent of water came down with a rush,
carrying everything with it, drowning et e
man. The railroad was washed out for
twenty miles. The river rose eight feet iu
less than one hour, and emigrants eaniied
along the river bottom lest nearly every
thing. The flood was eauscd by a cloud
burst. SHOCKING ItAILItOAO AIH.IHKNT.
A Number of Italian Laberer" Iiijured,1lm-e
Fatally.
Xi:v Yeick. July 14. An. accident oc
curred en the Leng Island railroad be
tween Pearsal's station and Far Hock Heck
away this morning. A gravel train
going cast with thirty-five Italian
laborers en beard ran under a
heavy wiieiepe by which a derrick near
the track was sustained, sweeping the cars
and kuockingefrthe laborers. Many were
maimed in a shocking manner ; many had
their skulls fractured and ethers escaped
with broken limbs. Three aie fatally in
jured. Xenc of the laborers ean talk Eng
lish. They were conveyed te Brooklyn en
a special train for medical tieatuiciit.
IK. TANNEK.
Clicerful and Streng.
Xew Yeiik, July 14. Dr. Tanner is
mere cheerful and net quite se weak to
day. His pulse is 95, temperature 1I3.'
respiration 14. At neon he was weighed,
registering le2 pounds ; a less of 2."H since
commencing the fast. He drank water
frequently during the morning.
DEATH IN TUKSL'KF.
Dreuned While Untiling at Atlantic City
A Colored Man's Fatal Heroism.
Atlantic City, X. J., July 14. Jeseph
Wynkoop, son of Henry Wynkoop, of
Philadelphia, and an unknown colored
man were drowned here this morning,
the latter losing his life iu an effort te
rescue Wynkoop.
OI1I1UAKV.
Death of Hen. Jehn A. Campbell.
Washington, D. C, July 14. Hen.
Jehn A. Campbell, at one time governor
of Wyoming, aud later assistant secretary
of state, died at his lesidence heie this
morning. He seived with distinction in
the army of the Cumberland from the
first day of the war till its cjese.
END OF A STKIKII.
The .Masters Yield This Time.
Londen, July 14. The sti ike of cotton
weavers at Rochdale, has ended, anil the
demand of the masters for U reduction of
wages will be withdrawn.
Lightning Pranks.
Obanek, C. II., Va., July 14. During a
severe wind and rain storm ncai this
place yesterday a large barn of
3Iayer Scott was blown down and the
dwelling of Charles Herring was set en
fire by lightning. 3Irs. Herring was par
alyzed by the stroke.
"Infallible" is the verdict or the alUictcd
when referring te the merits of "Sellers'
Liver Tills."
Try Lecher's Benewned Cough Syrup.
Beils, pimples en the face, salt rheum, old
sores, and all cutaneeus eruptions disappear
like magic when Dr. Lindsey's Bleed
Searcher" Is used.
Try Lecher's Benewned Cough Syrup.
WAJiTBV.
WAITED .EVERYBODY TO ADVEK
tlse, free of charge, in the Intklliokn Intklliekn
ckk, who wants something te de. .
ASTU)...TWO G1KLS TO WOKK ON
Coats. Apply at
Jyll-2td 735 NOItTII QUEEN STBEET.
IAGS! KACS! BAGS! BAGS WANTED
l Housekeepers take notice that we are
paying 2 cents a pound for MIXED BAGS.
Cash paid as seen as delivered te
WM. IIENNECKE,
anrO-Smd Ne. 2T West King Street.
MAMKBT3.
.lew ink
Nbw Yerk. July 14. Fleur State and West
ern quite flrni and in moderate inquiry;
superfine state 93 MQ 10 r extm de I9U
450: choice, le., tt WQi 00; fancy
3 50Q6 00; round hoop Ohie 94 8005 S:
choice de 5atf6 50; superfine western 93 500
415; common te geed extra de 94 3)4 60;
choice dodo 94 707 00; choice white wheat de
94 MQS 00; southern stead v ; common
t fair extra 95 25S 20; geed te choice de
neat spring nominal ; Winter Xe
Sept.. 9107.
Cern a sliade better and quiet: Mixed west
ern spot. 4ii48c: de future tSttH.Jc.
Oats steady; state :Cfj4: western :M
43c: Ne. i August Sic.
Hhllmlfllntllik MlrliM.
I'iuladklphia. July 14. Fleur steady and
lirm ; superfine at 92 503: extm at J.W3NI;
Ohie and Indiana hiiuilv at 95 2Tt tti ;
l'enn'a tamilv at (4 755 25: St. Leuis
family 95 .Wfte 00; de old, 92 254 75; Minnesota
family 95 25j) tiue ; pateut and High grades 95 50
S 00.
Bye flour at 94 25.
heat tinner ; Ne. 2 Western Bed 91 12t
1 13 : l'enn'a Bed 91 12l 13 ; Amber 91 13tf
1 13..
Cern steady for local use ; yellow scarce at
3lc; mixed inc.
Oats lirm : Ne. 1, White 43c; Ne. 2. de 42c ;
Ne. 3, de 3ttf4le: Ne. ft. Mixed 3H3tc.
Kve dull ; Xw 70c ; Old S)e.
Previsions linn : mi perk at 913 50 14 00 ;
beef hamsi-Jl 50jj22; India m.-s-, beef 9lt$lU5ti
bacon.suiekedsiiinildcrs.'iUgl.V.ic; salt 47,5e:
smoked hams 11$ 12c; plckted ham- &j!,v.
Lard quiet ; city kettle 7se : loe-.
butchers i,Vti7e; prime steam 97 2.ii!7 25.
l?.i t ..... .... ...... . ........ ... .... .,a-. . . ... ..
vutii;i ?iiii;, sll.-l&Illi;iy -m.HJ ; 111 glMMI
te choice 2l23e: Bradford county and New
erk extra. 2ig23e : Western reserve extra It;
l'.ie: de geed te choice I3ltic : Bells dull and
quality peer; feiin'a extra 10?I3; Western
reserve extra 10 13c.
Eggs weak; l'enn'a H14J.je; Western 13
13e.
Cheese. inlet ; New Yerk factor)- cream 03
!'ie : Western lull ereatu, 7iSe; "de lair te
geed 77jc; delmirskimst;;ic.
I'etreleuut dull ; rellned'.'ic.
Whisky 91 11.
Seeds Geed te prime Timethy linn at 92 M5&
.". ne: Flaxseed nominal at 91 30 : Clever linn
at $7 K27 30.
Steek Marketa.
1'HILADKI.VHIA. JlllV 14.
1230 T. M. 3:MI I'. M.
Stocks linn.
1'ennati's (third Issue) 1(1".
Philadelphia & Erie 13
Heading s ....
Pennsylvania .Wj ....
Lehigh Valley 40,'.
United Ces. et N. .1 li "
Northern 1'acitlc 2)1
Preferred 4S
Northern Central Itt'-J
Lehigh Navigation "JSV,
Norristown 102
Central TransHrtatiiu Ce. IS
Pitts., Titusville A Uutfale. UK
Little Schuylkill 43
NKWYOKK.JlllyU
Stocks strong.
Meney 2Q3
N. Y. Central 1211
Adams Express 113
Michigan Central tV
Michigan Southern liil'J
Illinois Central h5!4
Cleveland A PitLsbuiKh 12"
Chicago A Beck Island lmi
Pittsburgh ft Fert Wayne.. i21
Western Union Tel. Ce .... 1Uj
Teledo & Wabash 37
New Jersey Central tJs?4
United States Iteuds anil Sterling Keh:u.;
(Qnet
utiens by It. K. Jamisen A Ce.. S. W.
Cor. ll ami uiicsiiiui sirceisj.
Philadklviiia. July 14.
States is, IHSI, (registered). .Iitt'i
States .Vs, 18SI, (registered). .102J,I02?;;
States 4V.'s, Mil. (reglstcreilJIleJi
States 4Vs,lS,Jl,(cei!Mns) .1 Mftll"';
States 4. 1007. ( registered )..lMfr,l&liMt
United
United
United
United
United
United
States Currency
eney O's tyiywxy.
Sterlin
Kxcnaimc
4X MIS7i
LANCASTER HOUSEHOLD MA1CKET.
IIAIRV.
Biittel fl u... ............. ........
Cup cheese, 2 cups
Cottage cheese. 2 pieel b
Hutch chee.se 1 lump
HKUITS.
Apricots fl qt ,
Apples l i pk
Apples (new) "jf! 'i pl
Bananas each
Blackberries fl bev
Cherries, dried, fl qt
Currants, dried, 1 lb
Dried Apples qt
" Peaches?! qt
Huckleberries qt
Lemens 1 dez
Oranges Tfl dez
Pine Apples 1 piece
Pears 11 peck
Peaches x' Jpccfc
Baspberries'll bev
VKIlKTAULES.
Asparagus f? hunch ,
l.eets V bunch
Cabbage $t head
Carrots f) bunch
Cucumbers f) dez
Green Cern V dez
Green beans 1 cck
peas f yt peck
LimalM'ausfiqt
Lettuce, head and plate
Onions 9) Y pk.
" 11 bunch
Potatoes old J pk
, " newl'pk
I'tidishcs f) hunch
Meup Beans II qt
Salsify 1? bunch
Tomatoes Yx pk
MISI.'KLLANEOL'H.
Apple Itutter ift qt
Egs Jt dez
Heney t fi
Seap fl B "...
Saner kraut ! qt
Watermelons
Canteleups
MEATS.
Beef Steak, "ty S
" KeiLSt (rib) tP
(chuck) ft ft
" Cerneil.il ft
" Uried, "jfl ft
Ham 11 ft........... ...............
Lamhl) ft
Lard 1J ft... ............ ......
Mutten II ft
Perk 1) ft
Pudding ft ft
Sausage 1 ft
Sides and Bacen II ft -....
hheulders II ft
mil in ut
OKA IN.
Clevcrsced 1? bus
Cem 1? bus
Oats 1 bus
Ite1l bus
ft
TlmethvScccd t? bus
Wheat 11 bus
risu.
Bass V ft
Cattish 1 ft
Eels 11 ft
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2ii5c
Kl2c
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EXCURSIONS.
F
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CAPE MAY!
THURSDAY, JULY 15th, 1880.
BOUND TBIP, ONLY 2.?5.
uGefsl for two days. Fer the benellt el
Christ Lutheran Mission.
Train leaves Pi:iinsylvaiiia Depot at eclick
a. m.
Clemmens's City Band will accompany the
excursion. Fer further inlorinatleii call at
E..I. EUISMAN'S,
jfi-3tdTSW.V.ltw a North Queen Street.
DAILY EXCURSIONS
PHILADELPHIA
TO
CAPE MAY.
The famous mammoth three-deck Steamer
tt
KEPUBLIC
Leaves Bace Street Wharf at Vi a. in., arriving
at Cape May aljeut V1Y, p. iu. Iteturning. leaves
Cajie May at 3 o'clock p. in., givingnniple time
ler bathinir or u drive ou the beach. A full
Brass Band and Orchestra Music rer dancing.
Parler Entertuininents varied weekly. Lunch
eons and Befreshments in abundance. Din
ners and suppers provided. Oysters and Fish
served for supper a tew moments after taken
from the water.
Fare for the Round Trip $1.C0.
SUNDAYS Will leave Bace Street Wharf at
Vi a. in.
1'. S. A Bread Gauge Steam B. B. will con
vey passengers te Ctpe Island in 8 minutes.
Tickets for sale at .
CHAS. H. BARK'S,
c2-2Kmd4w ICENTUE SQU ABE.