LANCASTER DAltt 1KTELLIGENCEH MONDAY NOVEMBER 1, 1880.
COLUMBIA NEWS.
utii kkgclak cokiskspendknce
Tiie Teacher, ' Institute l!eicii;;li New and
Cesslp.
In Saturday's Intelligencer wc prom prem
ised te te give, te-day, the doings of the
teachers' institute at the meeting held en
Saturday. This, we find ent-seir unable te
de at the length ptopesetl, as Pi of. IJ. G.
Ames has lecently made it a mle that the
institute .secietary shall net give the min
utes taken te any newsp.iier editor or
local-reporter until they have first been ex
amined and collected "by him. A the
meetings of the institutes aie held in the
mernin&'uml a that poitien .or the day
is consumed by tt-s in writing our daily
communication, we find it iuipa.sible te
attend the institute, and hac, en that ac
count, licietofeie depended upon receiving
a copy oft he minutes of ihi: seeietaiy,
from which te take an extract ferhe ben
efit of our Ceiuiiibia leadeis, .vhe aie cer
tainly interested, as tax-payers, in what
takes pl.iee at the meetings decided upon
by their repiesciitalivts in the school
beaid and te be p.iid for from the borough
pocket-book. ut the action of Superin
tendent Ames, if it does net entiielyi 41101 e
the light which said t.tx-p.iyet hare a
right te demand, ceilainly delays the do
ings of the institute being made
public, and plaees under gieat
disadvantages the pies-s. It seems te u
tha'. tiie teaehcis of the public schools,
who n:e .ill graduates of the high school
or of some ether school of unquestionable
standaul, ii educationally fit te piepcrly
peifemi their duties arc ceitainly capable
of taki'in the minutes of the meeting, and
why sncl. minute-, should be collected by
thcsupciiutcndeut of the school-, is tens,
a. mysteiy. The institute was called te
elder 011 Jsiiuiday nn'ining and the usual
cxeicises gene thieugli with, vlien J Vel'.
Ames Ii.idfconitthiuglesayou 'eiitici-.in"
and the v.ay f e:itiiisii:ir. en v. hat 1-. is
quiied of pupil-, e.' c'lteiJ.iining tiie school
room beleje the ejicniug exercises com
mence, the study of les-ens by pupils at
home, the teaching of geography, spelling
etc., v.hen he lel.reu te the nunneis and
morals of pupiK .vs years ae an 1 i!:e
gieat iinpieiciin ,.l in the amc since.
All Hallow L't .1, coming tliiycer :i
Sunday, is, t. tin. sm ill boy, a gtrl-eii.l.
asitghes Iiii.i ti..; opportunity t cele
brate thediy bei.. en me evening 'ni-'eie
and the evening after. Ciev.ds of 1!il
yeungsii-is veto iii.l en S.ituidav niyhl
tluev.iir coin, steiliug gates and hiilin r
them and playing the niisjhicf genei.illy,
but vw ate cenv:.i.-ed thii celebiati m of
the KVn"' was ,mt gni-ial and that ti
nigl.t v.i'l isniK" in f..i its share. While
ill- speit n-iii.iiu.i spe.i. ill the sl.icrac
ceplat'eu eftlie Uini. the elder pe pie will
net gre. 1. but v.hen the young, lets take
te chTariu piejit-ily, Hun it i; time te
e?H a it. tit. On w.d!:ing down Valnut
Kticct ;.e ie.d.iy afferr.e.i'i v.. netteul
come walnut du of a dv.elliug her.-e.
betv-(":i Point h :'.:! Filth Minds, alme-t
entiuiy btsnieaied v.itli a cett of .inn
which hi.d jn-n'i.ibly bicn tin own from a
bucket found somcv.heiein the nei hb-ir-hoed.
This i earning thiuL.stoe fai, and
the bi.ys will et themselves iti trouble b.
keej.ing it up. We mi-ht mention sjvi-ral
ether iv", ei jn.p-ity defacje, but ctte is
enough.
The wind efSituiday i.iht di 1 Mine
lilt'.. miM-hie! it. tev. n an:: tin' iimiietii.ite
Heinhb'U'lKMtl. A. I(-iliie:n.:u's dry g nd
j.in v.as li'ti'A.t tiiiwn ami I lie same mis
hap beie:! a iivgc iilcif biii'ksat P. I!.
PuipV:; l.ikh ;-aid, ab. '.! half a mile
fiem li.ic.
Tin y.'iitig bio -ds of v.iiem v.-e spenC ;;
few day. age made then lii.st appeal ance
en our si rn tsiu ,tee j:pr hats jc-U'ii!...
They an-seven, all told, and lh"v cel
quit' a :.v. 11.
James L. Z- :'-' r, a sLtu1.":!! .:' IVntisyl
vais.v. college, C-e!i;sburg. is home te et'.
.latins .W' -, agi d. about 21 jcars, a fu
mcr ri'si let ' . i eluuibi-i but late of As
bury I'.' ic, ?'. ... e'.d a t'ev. day., age :'.::!
v.as buii ! 1 eie en iVid.i.v afternoon I.:, t.
The itm'tini m" -..ts uiade in Meu it I! "tl.el
cemetery.
Tit' II:.:.. ",. :.:..! iaigii. h batsaih-nel
litis jil.ire v. til parade te ni,ht and tne
Citizens' baud h.i In en engaged tefuinish
the nu.sie. The several companies of the
battalion, with the Thiul waul l.attalie.t.
will feini at the u-ual ji'.aces and the bne
will iiiir.u U4impti at the appointed time.
Persons In ing along the leutc of paiade
arc requested teiihraiinaleaudthe "boys"
pieuiise te it ike all t .e nui-. in ciiec
ing 'soible. Alter the pitade the iine
will form :i Suttli Sfcnnd street, in fient
of theie.sideiiee of General Wi'.Ii.ini IV.l IV.l
ten. who will d;dier his premised speech
en tiie question of tat i'f. The inch ment
weathei ju evented the Columbia luttaiieit
going te .M.uii.U.1 en Sa-uid ty eveiiiin;.
If any Di.ttieei..t his net yet lifted his
tax icceipt fiem his ci:::.iii!i.ein.u). let
him attend te it al once.
A repv of th-" I'hil.uli'lphia CAioineh CAieineh
JTcrdld, of Saluidij evening, with :i far
simile of Jewell's let. er te Ga:lic!d in the
Meicy letter mailer, is posted en tiie bul
letin b..ud in limit of the Jfirald efiiee and
is attracting much attention.
lessis. Julias II. ami Isaac W. Sner.lh,
of Lebanon Valley cnllege. are home te
vote ui- Hancock.
Hev. Ilemy Wheeler, pastor of the M.
E. chuieh, jueached yctenl.iy meining ei
tiie "Las. lieseuiecs and Policy of the
Kingdom of G.l." and in the evening en
".Mat tin Luther." The cengtegetums
weie both large.
The Citizens' band of this place en Sat
urday evening attended the fair in Wash
ington borough, new running for the ben
efit of the Star cornet ban 1 el that plac.
?.Ir. E. S.iyler. in behall of the Washing
ten organization, presented te tlu Citi
zens' band a large cake, which was r--eeived
in a neai atldie-s of thanks by Mi.
"Uing Bing, " of the lattrr erganizatian.
The member.s of the baud n-perr having
had a:i excellent time.
IntiieE. 11. LutheiriU chinch jrstciday
morning, IIcv. F. W. Staley preached en
"llcsults of the licformatien." ami in the
evening en "Jlaitin Luther.' 'Jhethuie'i
was very handsomely decorated with
lowers, which we.e arranged in fionle."
and about the ::ltar. while just, above the
doers, enteiing en oppeutc sides of the
pulpit, weie pi iced the figures in giU.
1.117 and 1SS0, the fenner being the year
in which the Kefoimatien commenced. The
services for the occasion weie csp.-eialiy
elaborate and the congicgtttiers weie
large.
IJcv. Chailcs WinLiglcr, p.'tter of the
Church of Ged of this place, pieaehed his
f.ucvel! feimen lest evening, air. Wiu
bigler has been cniled te Weester, Ohie.
Thoiepo'.l of the me.ttment of cat.-,
empty and 1 .ided. la-.t and we-1. fiem this
places (luiiisg tl month of October,
shows an incsea'-a of e.80"J eais passing
through h-'U te all dcstinaijus ever the
jopeit for the metith of September. The
rcpeirwilh specifications, if, as follews:
E.tstv:i.id : Leaded, e3,S05 ; Emptv, l.eC.
Total. 40,1S7. Westward : Leaded; 12,0'JO ;
Empty, 21.5C0. Teial. liiJ.r.GO. Grand
Total," east and west, 7G.7."iC.
Miss Sail ie alaycr left hcicen Saturday
forXcwYeik eilywheiushe will taken
steamer for Europe en "Wednesday.
Wc have clear weather at last: it is
something te be thankful for.
The number of ducks te be seen en the
sheets this morning would Convince .:
that our gunucisaie net all missing their
biul.
f, Iirgc numbers of men pass thiengh
"hcte en all the trains. Going home n
v.'te wc picsuuie.
Mr. ill uce, of Lancaster, te whom it.-.
been given tl:a ceiiti tot for ainti::g the
roefs'of the opera ami inai ket house, lias
commenced his work.
The employees of the Cennsyl vaui.i rail
road company in the machine shops, leutid
houses and en the track repairs at this
place and all ether points en the division,
beginning with te-day, will make one hour
less, daily, than heretofeic, thus reducing
their weik te nine hours per day, with a
consequent i eductien often per rent in
their pay. This rule will probably con
tinue until next spring.
Contract Ter Ceal,
water committee en
The
Saturday
opened the bids for furnishing as much
hard pea coal as may he required at the
city water works te Apiii 1st, 1881. lhe
bids were as fellows :
II. Baumgardner Zz Ce., per ten . . . .$3.20
James Stewart & Ce., " 3.02
Piusscl & Shuhnycr, " 3.29
The contract was awarded James Stew
ert & Sen, they being the lowest bidders.
m
Veterans Attention!
The inembcis of the Hancock Veteran
association all of the companies will
meet at the headquaitcrs this evening at 7
o'clock te p:ecccd in companies te the
meeting at tiie ceuit heuEC.
Oriln:itJ:si.
A huge congregation assembled at St.
J mies chuieh this men.ing te witness the
impiessivc set vice of etdaining te the
deacenate Mr. David H. Will-en. The ser
vice was conducted bv Uight Rev. M. A.
I)c Vrelfe Howe, bishop of the diocese, as
sisted bv Rev. C. F. Knight. D. I)., rector
of St. James and IIcv. J. G. Malholland,
assistant lector.
i:iS't' UarI Ctnb.
'ih EL'litlt waul HancecJcanrt !:nlls!i cltili
co-iitiiitte'- will meet at Dieli)'-! stlenn :tt 7
eVl'.'k Him evening.
Nl.itti Ward Hancock Cln'a.
A iiicetiiierilieXintli waul Uuiencicuul
I'nslisli clubVill )?!iail at their club room,
nvei Arneli IlaaV saloon. North Queen street,
this (MONDAY) evening at fiJ o'clock. Kvcty
inenib'T i i en, in ted te be present a business
ofimpnrtance will lie transacted. Tiie cluli
will tlieiiprecee-1 In n bedv te the lat raml
ui'lyat Jb" "en:t lie".".- l-"l Ihete lie a full"
turnout.
Clpiffyni' i, ''iwye1 1 ion! autiiru
liitiers a pun- "nil a'e invier.ir.t.
tJml Malt
Neiiiiirai veret tinewlncif
A iie:e leijitMvpMnlit.
'I'l'n.i fe-tb tliataiv ilecivcJ mid black,
Or one nier." pui" anil bright
"'Inn rows el p".iK l'nt all tiny vaunt
a put llieif f..iib :n ;OZ)ROVT.
ii'-Hnleei'.Vxv
itciiiie, u lie-li and beiutily the hklnwith
C uieiiia Meillcimil Toilet Seap.
hi'i.rs :, yurtfi s.
"Ciiuy llii'liev. t te Mnry!" llealtii
pine s a ris lennil In every l.ec of '
Liver 1'ilJ-s"
itnl hap
' SellerV
UfiU'ii Tallin Sner"s.
T.ie eleiiecs e! medicine :ml ehenilstryltuvc
ne erpie'Iu-e.l -e vnl liable n remedy for the
icitineut et Ivi'liiev disease :is the accidental
di-ceveiy nl t 10 ve.Mn'i' oe;i'.:un"d in D.Y'l
KlONnv !'..! 11 stir We cbaiacter, iltslraul-
qnilitii an! inn fiv enrativ.- peiver li:iVi
deeply mi upon fie rnnfidene.' et the mt'ili
e.i! ji! e'e'se'"! Mid counties Milicieis who
1: ive it-., d it. nl.lvreeil&w
Mariied hidie hidie
C'ne.l s,c.jj-e"ici"
.ill tind
iiiit wlr t
In "Dr. l.ind-ej'j ;
hev nce'il. Tiy it.
The Tidy i;ni:eviti.
T.i.' c .ef it!, t! ly housewife, v. lien -lie is jjiv
imf her heiiie lis ' jnitiK cleaning, hheuld bear
l'i l i!nd that tee dear inmates el her lieue are '
me:c p.'ceietisth.'.n house-, and lh.it their sy
terns ne-jil clean-nig by purilyi.i liie bloe.l, '
ltvulatni' Hi" bteui.ich an.! beueli te ).recnt !
and cure the ilbc.Hes aii-in,.; Irem iprln m i- j
l.n i laud miasma, and sim sli'mM knew that'
t'le-'i-is nothing l hat iII!eit pe perlectly and i
suiflym Hep lltitcii the purest and bet et
all mediniiii . S'e ether column.
nl-2(lAv." I
Weic ter Jledicliie.
senu t t.i.' -.iiife-ve sioperd at i'as-alc, N. I.,
a'id v. eie re.illj -ut -.ed te -ee tne amount f.t
Mr. -peei-V -iee i et 1'ei t Grape Wine en hand
it i-.:.linn,! tali':!- n. reur .sieiv iteue ue
fliled. and ',--.- npm tier-? fit" c '.-!. up and
dei'.n ti.it , en ' '." ene c -. hu;;e c.iks oc ec
cipy evi lyp.Viil ble pel. 1" a Iv only little
nl'c.v way-, thien '!i wnich If v. ilk. It i-an
illimitable fj-:.'util, ci wi : . Nene i- void
uii!r it In- aeiuired the a;je et lour jeai J,
tind ihclijildin,"' I. 2, "and 4, are of the ih-t.
second, lliiid im ! lemtii yi a iV violate. Our
'J :icj;its h.:e ionic el the eldest of tiie above
wi ne direct liein Mr. p er. V'ci-'.w Gitrtr
lic. 'J his Mill' i-. ne.v in deni'ei.I ler column
nl'in purpe'c. It I-'cll.'iil ter v. ivl.ly per
son's before retiring.
T..iv. in,' i- en ler-vd by IM-. Atiee ami
D.'Vi-, and snM bv IT. iZ. s! i m i!.-cr.
nel-2wdrt.K
5Tf. ;r -i ITt jjJyfiniisFiTxrx.
I "ok -. v!.i: c::i:.i.
A oe.I eeend.li.md l'i.mn. in perfe"' -i-
tier Oisaii's at jn ally ude.ced pi!ce, ler
s!i oreu me'slliiv iiiSailiiients.
.MVl'I's TL' K i:IIOI.7,
eT-2tdlI. I niten llall, l.auea.ei.
IN Ti.-iev.
lip a en eting r: :!ie r.an.Mett'r
Mutu il I'euc iicl.ii Association iield cm .1 1 d-
:i"-il-iv eieuin. ut S fleck, in Meehanie's
hall, "..'i)Ne th (iiie.-n .tie-t. sjcend steiy.
All able-bodied met: between the ae eil1'
and !" ir."S wi.-hing te lwnms ntpttilwri aie
mvlti dtn be pi.'-eul T, united te tinea hu;i
c'.ied. H3I. II. J'mVi:i.I..
lte Seirelaiy.
i it, !.!: SAl.t..
i en wi.i"i:l v. vevirdui:': te, i--n.
. ill Hie eid i't Mleliael's Grape lletc, til it Mil
ualile prppeiij Xi". -") an t "7 K.isl (Jrane
itteet, no ni ecciii ancy et Hi: (ieeigc tt.
Wclehan". Sale te c enni'.e'ic" at 7 o'clock p.
in. Tcnne.i!V. .)!1N l.KVi:i:0OOI
II. MirurtiT, Auc 1 . c.JV.M,V,S
1 05
ui)!i,s am :t.:T'
If von .:iil! :'.
105
r"Vii rtj'n-uiT-TP r",n-,i nn QtJAi?
b i .y- i.vK ei in .de te order, call at
F. HIEMSNZ'S,
e. 105 North Queen Stieet.
( .Mem i'i oil. a Specialty. le-J'sJfcWlld
S3?
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i
in-.i
mm :
'In. .11?
rii i
l'i- Tlaie Hoilej.M Cu
e! till city te held th'ir
t'u Djii.ocr.te'
entlii. night iieiO.M lhe election thou; id lie a
MASS MEETING
cifthe Lancaster City Patneeracy In ihu
COURT HOUSE.
The Meeting will lie inMriSsed hy
GEORGE W. SleEL.lOY
or TOKIC,
And eliicrj.
The
body.
Veteran Asscciatlea -.vill
i'.leud in :
nl-ltd
ilia? liii, M 1.
sew AtenxnsEXEsis.
H. 2. RHOADS & BRO.
Call attention te the completeness and variety of their
stock, including every article of every description in their line,
from the low-priced te the costly. All grades of Watches and
Time-keepers. All classes of Jewelry, including very many
pretty designs in cheap goods, and a superb collection of fine
Diamond Goods. Silverware in full variety, from any geed
Electroplated article te the Solid Silver Goods of great intrin
sic worth. Oil Paintings, Musical Bexes, Bronzes, &c., &c.
All purchasers of goods in our line, all persons contemplat
ing the purchase of such goods, all admirers of beautiful goods,
are respectfully invited te Visit our store.
H. Z. RHOADS & BRO., Jewelers.
JKWELHY.
Ieuis weiiki:,
J WATCIIMAKEK.
Xe-l-flJXOItTII QUKKX bXKEKT, near l'.U.
K. Depot, I-uieuster, l'a. Gobi, Silver and
Xickel-ca-c'l Watches, Chains, Clocks, &c.
Ainit ter the celebrated l'antasceplc SpecUi
elei ami Eye-Glasses. Jtepalrlng a specialty,
nprl-lyil
SPECIAL ORDERS FOR
FINE WATCHES
Kccclra most earrful attention.
DLSKiNS AND ESTIMATES SUBMITTED
WITHOUT CHARGE.
E. P. BOWMAN,
lOtt EAST KING STKEET,
LANCASTER. I'A.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT
CIS
AUGUSTUS RHOADS'S,
JEWELER,
Xe. 20Ewt King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
We .ne new Uking speila! order j for
HOLIDAY GOODS.
J.E.CaldweU&Ce.
902 Chestnut Street,
PHII.ADBLPHIA.
SMI SIOTffME!
FOR BRIDAL PRESENTATIONS.
. fri.KNI)ID ASSOUTMKNT IN NKW
PESICN9.
Tea Services, Ferks, and Spoons,
Fancy Silver, Complete
Bridal Outfits.
! SILVER-PLATED WARES
FINE CUTLERY.
Our Stock in this Department its
unexcelled. We guarantee superior
quality at positively lowest prices.
Orders and inquiries by mail willl
receive prompt attention. Goods by
express en approval.
WAXTXit.
irATi:i.
f ti-e, lrei) et charge. In the Ibtelmebn
cku. wlie wants sinnething te de.
YrANTi:i. two cikls ficu.ii 14 te
y 1G years old, te distribute circular.
Apidvte Pit. C. A. GREENE,
e23-2td 23. North Queen street.
YITMXTKII 1T.AIN SEWING AT NO. 113
y rilbeit -ttccr. The undersigned will go
out nur-luti or verklug by the day.
MRS. s. WOLF.
2td 113 Filbert Stieet.
W
'ANTGU A I'UXtNlMlfcU ROOM IN
tiie northwestern part et the citv.
Apply ut If THIS OFFICE.
IIOVSX FUJtSISlIIXO GOODS.
'vrDTici:.
FLlii & BRBNBMAK.
Would mlvUe all who centetnplatn putting iu
HEATKItS or making any alterations in tlicil
hpatinjtarranjieineiitstodesoat onto lioteie
the ruh et Fall Trade beine.
TIIH MOST KELIABLK
El
Jit
In the Market at the
LOWEST PRICES.
Finn! k Breueman's
GREAT STOVE STORE,
152 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
1)AINTINU.
. All kinds et Heuse ralntlnp'and Graining
done at the bhettext notice aud In the best pos
sible style. We have reduced our prices te
$1.75 per d.iv. bliep en Charlette street,
cietli-rnui Al.l.EN GUTIIUIE & SONS.
TjitrisAi.s ireii hicatine;the two
New I'ublic Scheel Iiuildings in the
ceuis-c of election en East Lime and West
.James street- respectively, by Steam Heating
Apparatus or Wrought Iren Furnace, us may
li'vieatter b?uj.'ived upon by the committee,
'.ill be received by them up te 12 o'cleck: in. et
November 10. The bid- et none but responsi
ble, parties wili be considered. The committee
reserve' the light te reject any or all bids. Fer
turtlicr information address or call en
II. E. SLAYMAKER,
Chairman Uuilding Committee,
e2S-2tdTli&S Lancaster, la
R
mai:kj:ts.
fblladelphls Market.
Philadklphia, November 1. Fleur market
and prices tlnll; superfine ii "ewi "): xti:i
4 00j4 5'J; Ohie and liidiauu family t50S25;
l't-nn'ii Uinily $2j35 60; bt. 'Leuis finiiily
at 15 75 HG 50: Minnesota family $5 2385 75:
Strxlghr : Wj?C50; Winter niecnt and Idli
ynides 0 5057 5) : Spring de $iT ":,Qi 25.
live flour Uriu m -i 5U&3i
Wlicat higher, v.itli geed Inquiry : Ne. 2
Western Ufiifl 15; I'cim'u. Rml l 133115;
Amber $1 1251 14.
Cern steady for local use; yellow at5J35je ;
mixed 54c.
Oats dull, and easier ; Ne. 1. White
40Mc;Ne. 2 de ::'Jc; Ae. 3 de .t;'g:S.-; Ne.
2, Mixed ."BMSS-Vic
llye dull at )Se.
Previsions steady ; iiic's perk $li;lfi 25 ; heel
hams $1710; Indian m.'-w beet at flS50;
smoked lining 10ilnJe; pickled ham-8t0c;
uacen oineifed hiieuiuers eaiijc: sail m ajje.
Lard linn ; city kettle ut b9 : leue-butehi-'7J4C;
prune ttium iSfii.
Ituttcr firm, with oed demand ter Clieice ;
Crcainerv extta::i::ic; doaeod te choice KQ
2Ue; 15 C. and N. V. extiu 25S2ic : Westeni
reserve extra 21i:; de "ioe.l te clieice iOJ
2-ic: Rolls linn with fair demand forehelce:
Western Rinerve extra 2J321e; I'enn'a I'stni
21K2UC
Egs scarce and linn; ,1'enn'a Extra i'c;
Western Extra 21c.
Chcese dull and weak ; New Yerk lull
cream at I2)i:!c; U'e-leiii lull cream ill
12KI!e;de fair te geed 11312e; de lialf yUin:
lOrtllOJic. Petroleum 11 nil ; rvllneil 12c.
Whisky uti;il.
Scwt Geed te prime clever dull ut$i.'i0
75t: Timethy iteiiiiii.il at 70g2dH:
Flax-ee t
ni f I JJ.
Sen ierk .irkt.
Nnw i'cmK, Nev. 1. h'leur State and
ern market euiet anct stead v.
West
with
moderate expert and Jebbiny tiade inqiiiiy:
Suneillne, at i SJt '!': extra oe at
$141t 5l; chfdce, de, $4 Cf?4 7" ; Jancv de
$1 SiiiiCOO; round hoop Ohie $4 70S"' ; ciieiee de
ut $51U$U C'J; supertine witurn $.:85f?l "'t;
common te geed extra de J4 4.".3I7J; choice
de l WJJti f,0 ; clinlce white wheat de $1 03
Q4S5; fceutheni quiet and unchanged ; com cem cem
men te fair u.tra tt aj'i 5J; oect te clieic-c
de ." Mgi. K".
Wheat 'iSKe better and moderately active ;
Ne. 1 White, Nev., tl lCJi; Ne. i lied, cash,
$118; de Nev., al $1 17;i5US'4; de Dec, ut
1 I'i;12!):de .Jan., ut ! 'ly..
Cern :i sliade better; Mixed we-tern spot,
."dfirWc: de Inline, .'4ri5JC.
Oats a simile stronger; Ne. a, Xev., :Hj;jXe:
de Due., 4u21$e: State ai3 lie; Western. 37JS
K44e
Cattle Market.
1'aiLADZLrui.v, November 1. Cattle market
fair; sale 3..VJ0 head, l'rime 5'SSJic:
geed 4i.1Jc ; mcdiuiii 4Jt,!.ic ; eoininen.ij
e;e; mixed 2fi3c.
Sheep market dull : receipt - fi.OOO head.
Prime 3c; Keed lttjc; mediiiui4J.J5:4,';c ;
common .1Vi4Jic : eulU 2337ic.
Hogs Maruet fiiriy active; receipts 7,(Ki)
head ; prime 7ffl7c ; geed Cj7c ; mixed
c(;';e.
Stecu.ilnrlcer.
November 1.
New Yeas fcTecK?.
stocks liTcular.
a. jr. v. M. I'
EliuU. It ny, ....
Michigan S. & L. i...AUli ....
Michigan Cent. U. K..mA ....
Cldeage&N. W I15; ....
Chicago, MS .t at. V.. .1(15
Han. .V St.. I. Coin 1!
" l"ld.... .0
Teledo & Wabash.... 45' ....
Ohie & Mississippi. .. :t7R ....
St. Leuis, I. M.&S.K.. .IJ
Ontario and Western. 2,"J.
C C. A I. C. It. It l!l
.New.IerseyCentr.il.. ly, ....
Del. A Hudsen Canal. S.'ii ....
Del., Lack. & Western MJ ....
Western:Unien:Tel...I(i'j; .. .
I'acillc Mail . S. Ce.. VA ...
Manhattan Elevated
, m. p. si. r. M.
1:10 'Jr-'O S:iO
JfO
Union Pacific
Kansns & Texas 2'Vi
New Yerk Cen tr.il
Adams Kxpress
Illinois Central
Cleveland & Hits
Chicago & Ueek 1
Pittsburgh Ft. W........
American U. Tel. Ce
Philadelphia.
Stocks strong.
Pennsylvania It. IS.... fil,j
Phil'a. & Ueadiiig..... '11
Lehigh Valley Wi
Lehigh Nuvigutien... i''4
Nertliern Pucille Coin t!0
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Northern Pcnu'a..
Uli It. It's et N. .!..,
Hcstenville Pits-...,
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POLITICAL.
DEMOCRATIC
WOIIIWS PAMDE!
NSj.i
-C3-'5''.'.
GRAND RALLY!
ATTENTION,
Gigar Makers and Tobacco Packers !
Please meet at tDcninemtic 'Jleadriuarters,
Centre Square, en
MONDAY KVEXIXK, NOVEMBER 1,
at 7 o'clock sharp, with Terelici. und join in
the Parade, and ihenee te Muss Meeting in the
Court Heuse. Respectfully yours,
President Philip Bernard.
Vice Piesldent Jehn h. Uetk.
Treasurer .lames I. Gill.
Secretary Adam K. Trost.
Marshal--.!. Adam Snitcr.
Aids l.ee Jacobs. 15. V. McCue. CIih-j. I.
Smith, Milten 15. Weldicr. Allen G. Pylc.
Tobacco Packers' Committee .lac. I... Fiej-,
Reland II. llrubakcr, James 15. Prey, Fatinan
& Ce., Aaren Teller, Meri is Gershcl, Rcnj.
Str.iscr, N. Lacheiibriicli & Bre.. Jehn Hart
ley, Frank Pentlarge. Ratiley McGuire, Jehn
A. McUinni-j.tA. G. ISre-scv, James Pr.niglcy,
Heniy Sliindlc. Rebert lviiliin, David Cinr,
llany Reebcl, Jehn Miisiiian, Geerge Ferrest.
Tobacco Inspecteis,' Coininlttee. Henry
Ferrest, Henry i:. Trost, Francis Cunning
ham, Philip 15erngescr.
Tobacco Presser-.' Ceiinniltee. A. N. Zell.
Cigar Bei ManutaeHirers' Committee Jes.
A. Albert. Abraham KlUian.
Cigar Makers' Committee J. IC. Hicster, R.
K. bclitiuder, Peter Allabach, Je?ep!t Knidel
RdwaidF. Powell, Jehn IlenUel, Wm. Peutz
Peter I-umlau, Owen C. Shertzer, Jehn Kielfer'
Geerge Rerger, Frank Sheid, Ailam Olilcndei'
Henry Schmidt, Christian Wise, Jehn Tripple
Henry 15. fcprlnger, J. H. Ostermycr. Charles
Rethweiler, Charlca F. Smith, Jehn Frailer,
D. J. Pretzinan, Henry Kill, Jehn Kiinger,
Leuis Strauss, Alexander st. Clair, WillLim
Zeek.
Cigar Packer' Committee-Jehn JSliindle,
James Hans, I. D. springer.
ROUTE OF PARADU.
Mctt in Centre Square, te North Quean, te
Walnut, te Chestnut, te Mulberry, te orange,
te Charlette, te West King, te Kast King, te
Duke, te orange, ceurtcrtnareli te mas meet
ing in the Ceuit Heuse
J. AUAM SAUKR, Marshal.
Aids. Lee J.iceia. 15. F. McCue, Cuaules 1).
Smith, Mttrex G. WsirxKn, Auic: G. Pvle.
105
ItO TO
F. IIIEMENZ'S,
105
Ne. Ifi3 North Queen street for the Cheapest
and Best BOOTS AND SHOES.
IOS
Slsn or the. ltlc Shee, 105
uc-s&wtai
THUD EDITIOIT.
MONDAY EVENING,-NOV. 1,1880.
WKAIBEB INDICATIONS.
Washington, Ney. 1. Fer the 31iddle
states slightly higher temperature, sta
tionary or lower barometer, variable winds,
mostly westerly .clear or fair weather, con
tinuing until Tuesday night.
m
THE PHlLP TRIAL.
" Bat When Ze Tiger Hunt Z Frenchman '
Mere Evidence of Attempted Repub
lican Bribery Making Itllet
fur Mr. Jewell.
New Yeuk, Nev. 1. The Philp trial
was renewed this morning by the defense
calling te the stand S. L. jlerey, a nephew
of Henry L. Merey. He testified that he
had seen the signature, Henry L. Merey,
en the register of the Kirkwood. house un
der date of February 2D, 1879. That writing
is his uncle's. He also identified the sig
nature, H. L. Merey, Lynn, dated October
1 1, is i y, as ins uncles writing, in cress
examination witness was asked if he had
been offered anything net te come here.
Mr. Bell objected, but witness shouted
out : "Yes, sir, I was offered eue hundred
dollars." Laughter. "
G. B. Adams, postmaster of Lynn,Mass.J
swore that he was generally acquainted
with people getting letters through his
office, but never heard of Henry L. Jlorey Jlerey
Had recently searched his earners' books,
city dirccteiics and registry of deaths,
without finding trace of Henry or H. L.
Mercy.
There are new three unclaimed letters in
his office for Henry L. Merey, which came
lately. Witness knew nothing of Employ
ers' Union.
Counsel for defense stated they never
claimed Mercy lived in Lynn, only that
"C was there off and en in his official ca
pacity. Witness said he knew no such
street as Main street in Lynn. Thcicwas
no such street in the directory.
Upen cross-c::aminatien he said he knew
a street tunning from City hall down te
the wharves; it it Market street, but is
popularly known as Main street. Ne re re
ceul of general delivery was kept in his
office en Sunday. January 2."th was Sun
day, letters arriving from Washington late
Saturday night might be delivered Sunday
without record.
1. It. K.
Declaring a Dividend.
Philadelphia, Nev. 1. At the semi
annual meeting of the beard of direeteis
of the Pennsylvania railroad this afternoon,
it was resolved that there be declared upon
the capital stock of the company out
of the profits a semi-annual dividend of
three per centum and an extra dividend
of one per centum payable clear of
state taxes for the purpose of distributing
a portion of the shares purchased from the
city of Philadelphia. Option is given te
shareholders of accepting the extra divi
dends of one per cent, in set ip, converti
ble into stock cf the company at par when
presented in sums of fity dollars, provided
that the privilege of converting scrip into
shares expire December 21st next, after
which all scrip outstanding will be tc
deemed in cash at par value.
TUn DENVER EXCITKMENT.
Dispersal of ttie Anti-lHiIucsc Meb.
DENvnir,Oct. 3111:30 p. ni. All is
quiet new aud the mob dispersed. The
report of a Chinaman having his ears cut off
was a mistake, although several had their
queues cut oft. One Chinaman was hanged
ever his front deer, several were badly
wounded, and all their houses gutted. All
the saloons arc closed and will se lcma'n
until after the election.
SAVAtJE FUNERAL KITES.
The Memery of Dead Governer te
be
Honored by Wlielcsle Massacre.
Londen, Nev. 1 Despatches from the
West coast of Africa chreuicle the death
of Chaca, the governor of Whyday. His
funeral is te be celebrated by a massacre
of natives. The celebration in honor of
the dead governor will last four months,
during which two hundred captured chiefs
will be beheaded. The English refuse te
countenance the celebration.
-IIUKIIKUOF A WOMAN.
Killed by a nrntal Itarteudcr.
Philadelphia, Nev. 1. At 2 o'clock
tais morning Mrs. Sarah McManus en
tered a low drinking saloon at Seventh and
Baker streets te leek for her husband.
Frank Carrell denied that the husband
was there, but as Mrs. McManus was per
sistent Carrell drew a pistol and deliber
ately shot her. The ball struck her in the
abdomen and the doctors say she cannot
live.
1IY WIRE.
Afternoon Telegrams Condensed.
Mayer Harrison has sued the Chicago
Tribune for malicious libel in saying that
he had deliberately ceunselled the Demo
crats te go te the polls early te-morrow
and there defy the United States authori
ties and te " run things " themselves.
Fire at llayeu Sara. La., yesteiday det det
tieyed a block of buildings value at 50,
000. The attempt te settle the Seuth Ameii
can war by arbitration has failed.
Iu Scranteu P. K. Bargar, confidential
clerk of Jehn Jcrmyns, was te day found
guilty of appropriating $30,000.
In the Louden pedestrian match Hen el
has accomplished the unprecedented feat
of running 50 miles in six hours and a
half.
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New Yerk San.
Gen. Gartield went before the real es
tate peel investigating committee Febru
ary. 1S77, and swore that the $5,000 paid
him by DeGeyler & McClelland wasa coun
sel fee for an argument made by him be
fore the beard et public works.
When pressed for a specification of the
legal services rendered by him te the firm
of contractors, he was unable te show that
his se-called argument amounted te any
thing mere than speaking once privately
te Gov. Shepherd.
While under oath and protesting his in
nocence of corrupt action as chairman of
the appropriations committee, Gen. Gar
field. "I want te say this, further, that if
anybody in the world holds that my fee iu
connection with this pavement, even by
suggestion or implication, had auy rela
tion whatever te any appropriation from
Congress for anything connected with this
district, or with anything else, it is due te
me, it is due te this committee, aud it is
due te Congress that that person be sum
moned. If there be a mau en this eatth
who makes such a charge, that mau is the
most infamous perjurer that lives, and I
shall be glad te confront unn anywhere in
this world."
Gen. Garfield new has the opportunity
he has se long desired. Albert B. Kirt-
land was the mau who secured for DeGoI DeGeI
yer & McClelland the influence of Gen.
Garfield iu favor of their swindle of a
wooden pavement. Mr. Kirtlaud, in an
affidavit made O i Friday last, supplies the
secret history of the employment of Gen.
Gailieltl, and puts en record as sworn evi
dence facts that have hitherto been mat
ters of conjecture and inference. As te
the manner iu which Gen. Garfield earned
his $5,000 Mr. Kirtland testified :
" He Chittenden told ine that if I
could obtain the contract for DcGelyer &
McClelland, he would give mc fiftv cents
a square yard for all that might be award
ed. I told him I would sce what could be
done, and immediately called upon an iti
tiinute personal friend of mine, who v.t.
thenapaituer of Alexander K. Shepherd,
at that time president of tha beard of pub
lic works in the district of Columbia. 1 1
said he would see what could be done.
Subsequently he saw me at Sheplteul's
place of business, and told mc thaV unless
the pending appropriation bill for some
$3,000,000 for work already done and be
ing done in the district was passed by
Congress, which was then rapidly dt awing
te a close, a contract in the District would
be worthless, and that I had better get my
friends te aid Gov. Shepherd in passing
the appropriation through Congress.
" He fuither Mated te tne that if the in
fluence of Gen. Garfield could be secuivd
for the passage of theappiopiiatien, which
was then banging file, there would be no
question about Gov. Shcphctd awarding
the con tract te anybody that Gen. Gat
field night request.
'I accordingly at once sought te secure
Gen. Garfield's support of the appr jpria jpria
tien, and, having succeeded, saw iny
friend and told him that it would be all
right. The influence of Gen. Garfield was
secured through 'Uichaid C. P.iisens, of
Cleveland, ()., te whom I was te allow
$15,0:0$10,000 for Pan-ens and $5,000 for
Garfi-ld.
"After consulting with my friend, it
was then determined, in order te speedily
consummate the ariaugcmeut. that Gen.
Garfield should be invited te take a ride
en the following Sabbath te Gov. Shep
lieid's summer residence, aud then and
there make the request that DeGeIj er it
McClelland should be awarded the eon
tract. Wc understood that Gov. Shepherd,
who was very anxious te capture Gen.
Gaiiicld, did net wish te eail upon the lat
ter if it could be avoided, and wc felt f-urc
that Gen. Garfield did net dcMic te sub
ject himself te public criticism by calling
the office of the beaid of public works, or
at Gov. Shcphcid's. This ride was taken
en the 2d day of June, 187e, about ten
days before the adjournment of Congress,
and while the District appropriation was
pending.
"The arrangement was ceusequsntly
agreeable te Gen. Garfield, and a carriage
was procured for him aud Mr. Parsons. I
did net go with them injsclf, and Gen.
Gaificldnnd Mr. Paisen.s weie driven out
te Gov. Shcphcid's house alone.
"I then informed my l'i iend of this ar
rangement ; and iu order that Gov. Shep
herd might net be absent he went out te
his summer residence and !pcut the same
Sunday theie that Parselis and Garfield
called. After tiieir return te thu city he
reported te me that the matter had all
b;cn satisfactory airanged, and said that
as he stepped te the carriage, with Gen.
Garfield and Mr. Parsons alter leaving the
house, about the last words uttered by
Gov. Shcpheid were: Gentlemen, pass
that nppiopiiatien bill aud your friend
shall have the contract.
"By the agreement then entered into
between Gen. Gat field and Gov. Shepherd,
it was understood that Garfield was te be
paid for the contract in the manner indica
ted ;aud that in Older te obtain the con
tract he was te .secure the apptepriatiun
forsemc three millien5! of dollars, which
was accordingly done."
Here, then, is the rnan whom Gen. Gar
field professes te be anxious te confient.
But it seems that Gen. Gat field was net
really anxious te confront 3Ir. Kutl.uni.
At the very time when Gen. Garfield was
declaring from the witness stXnd that l.c
would be glad te meet his accuser "any
where in this world," he was privately urg
ing Kirtland te "keep out of the way'
until the close of the investigation.
KinXXY AXli LI r Jilt VUJIX.
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l-Kl.NUI-S
frin;es
FRINGES
FRINGES
FRINGES
FRINGES
FRINGES
FRINGES
at.T.'ie
. inch Chenille and
Gra-!-. Finite, with
Fifuey He.iiliu-, b-e.
Me-.! elegant Chenille
nuil Jet Fringes JI.W.
fine ( J'..-nil!e .mil R ,nl
Fiiiiijes.a vl. 10. $!.-',
tl.-" per Mini.
A vriv ilcli Gr:iss
FRINGES
FRINGES
FRIN'GL-j Fiiue.ivitlid' ep.t.iney RGTTeNS
FRINGES IJ..:.iin', t1.I h V.nO RL'TION.
FRl.N'ciEs Colored -ill: Ftini-,;it RLTTONH
FRINGES. .'I.e. per yard. RLTTuN's.
PASiAMI.N1 ERIE-.
PAssa:,I.N I'l.IJIEs.
PAsS MLNTLR!!.
PAS", YMt-.NTLRIEs.
PAs.-AMLNTI.RII-.s.
PAssAMIN I ERII.S.
PAsSAMENTEi:ii:.
PAsSAMl.NILRlEs.
T A -sELS
TASSELS
TASSELS
TAsSELs
TASsLl.s
TASSELS
TAs'ELS
TASSELS
TAssEl.s
Rl.ic". ii'id elurcl
Oir-
Sl'lKKs
SPIRKs
.SlM!vi;.-
SPIKRs
nl'IKLS
i 'IKEs
I-e'IKEs
-1'IKEs
SPIKES
SPIKE-SIMICI.-spKI
sI'IKEs
die t, TaelH,
te.ide Ian i ' lechi t I
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. ;i:i.;ria:i s,iike,
;:i!iiii.enij, .c-.
Ti iiiuntn T.i-.-.. !-, ,"e.
.le.mt Celd? ami --iiii.i
at s.i,.
Sdlc i..irdlc-4, 7."i- -ji. f ij;
I..Vi.,nd iiiiwanl.i.
TAssLI.S
1'AS-KI.S Single, illlll.lli.ill Sili'.e
TAs-sl.L.S .leaded. .I. I, .' aiidirineii"
TASELs al 12. l'. :, .".'v. api-iv.
fAssEL-j l!c"i."ji il:v Cc.tti at z-K:
TAsSELs p-ryiiiil.
TAssELS Hi a v sill: Coid, Re.u!. i
TASsELs " J,c. , r .ud.
TASsEI.s. Rieh celuied sitlv i.ir
TASSLIA dit--.!'-!.
I'A'-SELS l'.i,.il-, O.iiaiium!'., i'i
TA-sRLS elegant pattern'.
LACE TIES',
LACE COLLAR5,
lack nunc-,
LACE RIRS,
LACE TIDIES.
laui: ii'ANOivi.nciMr.:
CORSETs Astrieh'a (Jem C'Oi-et,
;ORsE'JS
COlts ET
CORsE'I's COIteETs
CR.SET'
CORSETS
CORsETs
CORSETS
CORSETS
CORsETs
COR-ET-
LURsETs
;ei:sETs
CUR-LTs
CORSETS
CORsLTs
CORSETS
CORsETs
CORsETs
CORsLTs
CORsETs
CORSETs
( ORSETs
nt -J'.ie.: i-e-iitiveiy llw
lic-t for t lie money.
iitj) lioie Curietid "-If.
I ine Hanil..Mai!-
("ei'set, tae.
; nen'i IJnsk.sym-jnj.i
-idc'iac-fd, at 7.".
!' ) li:ic CciiHt ut.l'l.fi'i.
splendid Nitren ;
Ceis-u. at !.(.
'.line. Fv"i Impievi.i
Cer-etatil.i"..
SIIOCLOER RRACES at 7".e.
Ladies' and i.i-im,' llc-m--t!ic:!ied
and Coleied Rerdcied IIASI).
KERUIIIEtb in griat variety.
IIILDREN'S VOi:STEI IIOODs.
( HILlfREN's '.VOtrsTt'.lJ .lACKI.r-.
IIILOREN'.S WORSTED COATS.
CHILDREN'S WOR-TED ROOTLL,
CHILDREN'S WORSTED LEOOIN'S,
CHILDREN'S WORSTED SHIRTS.
CHILDREN'S WORSTED WAISTS,
CHILDREN'S WORSTED CIR( UI.ARS,
CHILDREN'S WORSTED TWILKWITs,
CHILDREN'S WORsfED SHAWLS.
KID Our." initte'i (.love-.in color- CLOVI
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KID
KID
MD
KID
KID
KID
cd. Mack, wl.ite am! e em,
furii". K.k h pair uaitimteit.
(.e'd ; button epem Ulnvi' .
J..C. E.ti-ullent a Iiutteni ei.
A t nil liii" d Uidlt- and
Cliildien'.-, ileiine. Cleth
and Lisle 'lhiead.
PELT sKIRTS at i't:
KELT SKIRTs at 7;e.
KELT -MltTSn'il.
OCI I.T ED SKIRTs.
ELVLT sKIRTs,
SA'IIN S MRU's,
RALMORAL SKIRT.-.
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HOSIERY
HOSIERY
HOSIERY
IIO-IER.
HOSIERY
HOSIERY
HOSIERY
ciira-se.-tiiiciit el L:t-die-'.
Cents' and Chit
ilicn's llejlery i- two
well-lcno'.iiiJiisiiNeoitr
reli-!iiie'.vu levjn-ices.
Iidies v.-i jliinx te bttv
lalloels v.iltde v.-ell
te pay in a vUlu
HOSIERS
HOsIERl
HOsIEft)
HO-lLtn
HO-tLR
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HOilLia
M ERINO CNDERWEAR.
.MERINO CNDERWEAR.
MERINO CNDERWEAR,
Ltulie-' .Merine Vest-, regular ma !s euin...::r
LadieV Fine Met ine Vestanil Drawurj....i-iC
Kxtm heavy, shk stitched 7."c
Fine Frenen C.tshmere 1i3i.11
GentV lioed Meiiiicsliiitsaiid jDruweis",
liein tl.be tipiruriN.
Cents' C'letii Sliiits, S.a..ct Cndcrucar.
P.ERLIN ZEPHYR, Pe. per eunee.
RERL1N ZEI'IIYR, lie. iK-r ounce.
i:t RLIN ZLPIIYK, He. per ounce.
RERLIN ZEPHYR, tv. per ounce.
YRNs GeiiK.m Yani3. KLOs-
YIINS Anieiiean Yuiiw, 5f.Os
YARNS " s,eny Wciel. FI.O-i
Y VRNS Shetland Fii.ij, FLtls-
YARNS C:ev.-cJ Heel. FLOsi
13 EAST K1NC STREET.
IS EAST KING STREET.
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