LANCASTER DAILY. INTELLIGENCER TUESDAY NOTEMBER 23, 1880. COLUMBIA NEWS. OCR REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE Miss C-urie Reet, ofPettsville is visiting Mrs. H. F, Yerger. Skating has net yet commenced about here. The E. E. Lutheran mite society met last evening te complete arrangements for the festival for the benefit df the church te be held in the armory en Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings. The catamaran (sailboat) was taken apart and its different portions put away for the season yesterday afternoon. There will be improvements made te it before it is atraiu placed in the water. The sails are in splendid condition. Alter the dismissal of Company II. last evening Sergeant F. A. Bennett, en his re turn te his home was seized with chills and is te-day confined te his bed. The funeral of Miss Ellen Housten, of Philadelphia, asistef of H. II. Housten. took place this morning from the Presby terian church. The interment was made at Bethel cemetery. II. II. Housten, brother of the deceased, is with the Cel. Scott party at Xew Orleans. Rebert C. Ila'deman, of Columbus, O., and his sister, Mrs. Dcnnisen, of the same place, are visiting in town. The very cold weather of last night had the effect of les:ug the river between the dam and the bridge. Above the bridge ice had already formed and the river here is new entirely closed except in places just below several of the bridge piers where .short jitretehes of water may yet be seen'. Operations at the I. & C. coal chutes have net yjt hceii suspended, and te keep the river navigable the steamboat " Vrightsville " is kept at work plowing its way through the ice, which re-forms as juickly as broken, between the two shores. They have a channel from here te the ether Mdc of J he river at present, but if tonight is cold they may net be able te keep it open, At a meeting of the Geed Intent lean and building association, held at the law eliieu of C. 0. Kaulfman, this morning, the following oflieers and directors were elected te. serve during the ensuing tevm of one year : President, Abram Bruner ; vice president, J. W. Yocum, esq.; solici tor, C. C. KaufTinan, esq.; secretary, Jeseph Beainer; treasurer, A. B. Uougcn Ueugcn Uougcn debler; directors, Abram Bruner, J. W. Yocum, Jehn P. Frank, Jacob Witmer, ie.se j ill Rogers, Jehn T. Richards, William Shenberger and David Ilanaucr. The young gentlemen friends of Geerge M. Allisen, who was married te Miss Ella S. Gable, one day last week, tendered the bridal party a calathuinpiau serenade last evening en the return of the couple from their bridal tour. The serenade took place at the lesidcncc of Mr. Allisen's father, en Walnut street above Fourth. Like all hcienades of a like nature it was a very noisy entertainment and afforded relief when its finale approached. The usual ear splitting instruments of a calathum pian band consisting of tin horns, bells, etc., completed the list of obnezious sounds te which the neighbors had te listen. The much talked of re union of Com pany II was held in the armory last even ing and is considered, by all who partici pated in it, te have been a very pleasant affair. The company assembled at 7:30 o'clock and shortly after that hour, in full uniform, and with knapsack, haversack, canteen, etc., strapped en, the many com plex military evolutions, of which, alone, consistent attention te drill can obtain the mastery, were gene through with. These exercises were witnessed by Chaplain Mc Coy, of the 1 1th regiment, of litis place, who was invited te the armory as the guc-t of the company. Refreshments, consist ing ei eyster.1;, stewed and fried, cake, coffee, etc., were served at a little after nine o'clock, and te de justice te the colla tion fifty men sat down te the long table, improvised for the occasion, and placed in tlic middle of the drill room with appetite enhanced by the hour's sharp exercise. The geed things rapidly disappeared and when the men arose from the table its contents were in a dilapidated state. When the company reassembled addresses were made by Capt. Case, Lieut. Graybill and several of the rank members. Captain Case took occasion te remark that the adjutant general had informed him by letter that the company's new overcoats would be here by Thanksgiving Day, at nine o'clock, en which day the company will give a street parade. AmeMDrati, Annie Plxley. There Is every prospect of a large and brilliant audience at'Fulten opera house tp-morrew evening, when the gifted young "actress, MIs Annie Pixley, will appear in the title rele of llxet Harte'a -romantic and picturesque drama of "M'llas'a tale of the Calllernla geld field. -As the sprightly ingenue and unrestrained child et nature, Miss Pixley's interpretation et thU character U a model. '7r Cie"e."-Thls is one of the sprightliest of recent comedies, and tnc lavorable Im pressien it left upon its production here last season is still frcsn in the minds of the people who laughed at the droll humor, of Higglns, the learned doctor's body servant, whose grave affectation of medical knowledge and Inhuman slaughter of medical lrms were in expressibly iunny. The company appear en Thanksgiving and!ve a matinee and an even ing pcrformence. " Uncle Tem's Cabin:' Rial & Draper's company are advertised te appear in this standard work en Saturday next, giving an afternoon matinee and an evening perform ance. They announce all the adjuncts of a popular production of the play, including a pair et genuine trained bloodhounds, colored Jubilee singers, etc. Their lithograph adver tisements, ported conspicuously areunu town are uncommonly attractive, and the prices are low. Tlie Mendelssohn Quintet. A ricii inusica' treat :i waits the people of Lancaster ia the ap pearance at the opera house next Friday even ing of the t.imeus Mendelssohn Quintet. ThU troupe has a reputation extending ever the whele country, and patrons of geed music slieuld need no urgiug te secure their attend ance at what premises te be one of the most delightful musical events of the season. Masquerade Heiree.TUc Lancaster club will give a masquerade soiree at Roberts's liall en Tuesduy evening, December 7. Hitherto the parties given under the direction of the gen tlemen having the prospective affair in charge have been successful and enjoyable, and the coming even l will, In addition te ether fea tures of interest, possesses the attractive novelty of costumes ami masks. Tayler's or er clipsterwill furnish tha music for the merry dunce. Majer Tet. This diminutive r-pecimen of humanity is new en exhibition in the store room in the southeast angle et Centre Square, late occupied by H. Manby. dealer In musi cal instruments. He will remain several days, and must be seen te iurnish any adequate idea of hUliliputian proportions. His age is said te be 13 years and weighM0 pounds. XEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A STHICH BROS.' ADVERTISEMENT. ASTRICH BR0.S' ii EAST KIXG STREET. 13 EAST KING STREET. 13 EAST KIXG STREET. 13 EAST KIXG STREET. IS EAST KIXG STREET. 2TEW ADVERTISEMENTS. INSTATE UFUOJi. THADDtUS STEVENS, It late or Lancaster city, deceased. The un dersigned Auditors, appointed te distribute the balance remaining in the hands of Edward McPhersen, A. E.Reberts, and the late O.J. Dicker, executers of last will of said testator. te and anions these legally entitled te the same, win sit ier mat purpose en xucwai, the turd editiei. TUESDAY EVEN'S, NOV. 23, 1880. p.m. in aistdayef-DECESBKR, 1880, at 2 o'clock i., in the Library Roem or the Court Heuse, WE ARE DISPL.WIXG NOW THE LATEST NOVELTIES IX WINTER MILLINERY HATS. Trimmed Derbies at 5Cc Satin Trimmed Derbies $1.00 Satin Trimmed Dcrbics,trnnnicdwith Cord the cltv of Lancaster, where all nersens In terested in said distribution may attend. WILLIAM LEAMAX, J.-H AY BROWX, SIMOX I EBY, n23-4tdeaw Auditors. ft s AM USEMEXTS. jJ'1'he cause ler the happiness et tnat man across the way is that he went te WILLIAM SOX & FOSTER, 33 East King 6trcet, Lancas ter, the ether clay, and purchased one of their ne Reversible Overcoats, which they are sell ing at prices ranging from $15 te $20. He gives you geed advice when he tells you te go and see them. nevlO-tfd A Penny Saved Is Twepence Earned. A little SOODOXT, used right along every day, costs but little trouble and is pleasant al-waj-s. It saves years of suffering from dis eased gums and teeth in later days. Its use is economical of time and comfort. Use SOZO DONT. 1122-1 wdced&w Sl'EVIAL NOTICES. SAMPLE JtlTICK. It is impossible ler a woman after a faithful course of treatment with Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound te continue te suffer with a weakness of the uterus. Enclose a stamp te Mrs. Lydia E. Finkham, 233 Western avenue. Lynn, Mas.,' for pamphlets. Jy2S-lydeedw Malarial Fever. Malarial Fevers, constipation, torpidity of the livur and kldnej-a, general debility, nerv ousness ami neuralgic ailments yield readily te this great disease conqueror. Hep Bitters. It repairs the ravages ei disoase by convert ing the feed into rich bleed, and it gives new lite and vigor te the aged and infirm always. Bee ' Proverbs" in ether column. nl5-2wd&w Tnc remedy that will cure the many diseases peculiar te women is Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. Mether's Magazine. B anil Tassels $1.25 Moscow Beaver Hats 39c Fine Felt Hats, Bennets 93c Large Imitation Beaver Hats, in drab, white, fawn color and Black at 75c SPECIAL RARGAlX. LARGE, FIXE BEAVER FUR HATS, BEAVER FUR HATS, BKAVP-liriUi: HATS, BEAVER FUR HATS, Oi the best qualitv. In all colors, at $3.'-0. FIXE, RICH DOUBLE PLUMES, te match the Huts, from S2.50 tin te $10. KLEGAXT BLACK OSTRICH PLUMES at $'", $3, $1, $". Real Ostrich Tips at 50c Kine Rc:ll Ostrich Tips at 75c Tips in all colors, at 38c Shaded Tips $2.10. up Full line of BLACK OSTRICH TIPS, irem 20c. up te 3. FANCY WIXGS irem 10c. upwards. illRDS at 50e., 75c.. $1. FAXCT FEATHER BREASTS in great variety. FEATHER BAXDS in various styles. SKIN'S at 50e. VELVETS. VELVETS. Goe'I Black Velveteen at 41 and 50c A Superb Black Velveteen, worth $1.00, for 75c Heavy Black Silk Finished Velveteen at $1.00 per yard. Blown. Garnet. Navy Velveteen at COc EMUOSsED VELVETS, trie, per yard. ALL 11 : BLACK VELVETS, 1.00 per yatd. SUPERFINE BLACK SILK VELVETS, SI. 25 per yard. EXTRA Wl-iTU FIXE BLACK SILK VEL- . "t'S, $2.10 per yard. PLUSHES. PLUSHES. Vf IDUET HALL, MISHLER'5 BUILDING, Centre Square, commencing MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1880. Will be en exhibition for a few days only MAJOR TQT, The Marvelous Midget of Mankind, aged 15 years, weight only 10K pounds, will held levees daily from 2 te 5 and 7 te 9 p. m. WEATHER INDICATIONS. "WAsnrxcrex, Nev. 23. Fer the iliddle Atlantie states, stationary or lower barom eter, slightly warmer or partly cloudy weather, with north te west winds. THE ICE KING. Admission only Children under 12 years. ..15 Cts. ..10 " X. B. Come te the place of exhibition and see some of his clothes and his $1,000 miniature coach. nl9-lwd TULTON' OPERA HOUSE. OXE XIGIIT OXLT. WEDNESDAY, XOYEMBER 24, J. E 1880. McDOXOUGH and ROBERT FULFOBD, Managers ami x-roprieiers. MISS ANNIE PIXLEY, The Charming Sengstress and Actress, who has lust closed a most brilliant engagement at the Bosten Theatre, crowding the vast audi torium every night. 22,003 persons in. 14 per formances, and new crowding the Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, with delighted audiences te witness her rendition of "M'LISS," CHILD OP THE SIERRAS In which she will introduce her varied selec tions et Songs, Dai.ces and Medleys. She will be supported by J. E. McDonough, in his famous roll of YUBA BILL, and a com pany et abselute merit. ADMISSION', RESERVED SEATS Intensely Celd Weather in Manitoba. "Winnipeg, Man., Nev. 23. The cold snap continues and the thermometer has dropped te 25 below zero. Intelligence comes from Battle Ferd of the death of Rev. Father Hert from exposure and. fatigue, while en a hunting expedition, after getting lest ou the plains. His body was found by the mounted police near Battle Ferd. Dispatches from points in interior New Yerk and Canadian provinces state that the weather is intensely cold. Canals closed at Heading. Reading, Nev. 23. The cold weather of the past few days has closed the Schuyl. kill and Union canals. A great many beats are fast in the ice, which at some places is three inches thick. The Schuyl kill river is nearly frozen ever. The Celd Wave in Virginia. Danville, Va., Nev. 23. Last night was the coldest experienced here for years. The thermometer at sunrise this morning steed at 17 degrees above zero. THE "FASSIOX 1-l.AY. Fer sale at Opera Heuse Office. 35, 50 & 75 Cts. 75 Cts. n20-4td e PER A HOUSE. ..$2.(0 per yard ..$1.00 per yard ..$5.00 per yard ...75c. per yard ....75c upward Fine Plushes at Be-t Silk Plush at 24 inch Black Silk Plush at. Colored Trimming Silks at. Black Silks from BARGAS IX BLACK SATIXS. BARGAIN'S IX BLACK SATIXS. V.'e sell a Splendid Black Satin for. 73c A handsome, geed, covered Black Satin ler $1 per yard. Satins, in all the new shades, at OGc. per yard. DRESS AXD CLOAK TRIMMINGS. DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS. Black Silk Fringes at all prices. Jet Fringe.'!, at 50,60, 75c Extra Heavy Jet Chenille Fringes, in most handsome styles, at $1 per yard. It una way Accident. This forenoon about 11 o'clock as a young man named Wyett Hart, son of Jacob Hart, of Mount Nebo, Martic town ship, was driving a three-horse team, leaded with charcoal, ou North Duke street, this city, his lead horse took fright, just as he entered the railroad bridge, and wheeling suddenly around broke oft the wagon-pole a short distance in front of the double-tree. The wheel-horses were thus pulled around alter the leader. Hart, who was in the saddle, attempted te dismount, but get one feet fastened in the stirrup and was thrown upon the ground near the bridge and the saddle horse partly fell upon him. The front wheel of the wafjen passed ever his shoulder, bruising it badly, and the hind wheel passed ever his right hi and thigh, inflicting painful injuries but breaking no bones. Hart was carried te Dr. Compten's ellicc where he received the necessary treatment, and where he yet lies. It was at first thought that he was dangerously hurt, but a mere thorough ex aminatien satisucU4hc doctor that he will seen be about again. The horses continued their flight down Duke street te the court house, opposite which the saddle horse again fell and the team was captured. The saddle horse is badly hurt, having very severe cuts at stifle and pastern joints. The animals were removed te the stables of the Swan hotel. Speer's Pert Grape Wine. This artlcle of American Wine is highly esteemed by the best physicians in this coun try. The following is a testimonial ive saw Irem the Xew Yerk Hospital. We publish It for the information et our roaders: Xnw Yerk, Xev. 14. I am using Spcer'e Pert Grape Wlncand And it te be an excellent tonic and gentle stimu lant, and as such I believe it preleruble te the commercial I'ert, and all ether wines, as it pos sesses their touie properties without the dele terious ettect caused by their Impurities. It is also very palatable, und this is a recommenda tion te many, especially females. S. S. llAnr.is, M. D., X. Y. Hospital. This is nu excellent artlcle for lam 11 y use, and for females, and Is endorsed by Drs. Atlee and Davis and for sale by II. E. Slayinaker. ii15-2vd&w ceugns. "Brown's Itrenchial Troches'' are used with advantage te alleviate Coughs, Sore Threat, Hoarseness und Bronchial Affections. Fer t'.iirty years these Troches have been in use, with annually increasing favor. They are net new and untried, but, having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an out ire generation, they have attained wcll-incrltcd rank among the few staple remedies of the age. The Threat. " Brown's Itrenchial Troches'' act directly en the organs of the voice. They have an ex traerdinary ctrect inall disorders of the Threat und Larynx, restoring a, healthy tone when re laxed, cither from cold or ever-exertion of the voice, and produce a clenrand distinct enunci ation. Speakers and Singers And the Troches useful. A Cough, Celd, Catarrh ei Sere Threat re quires immediate attention, as neglect often times results in some Incurable Lung Disease. ' Brown's Bronchial Troches " will nlmest in variably give roller. Imitations are offered for Mile, many et which are injurious. The genu ine " Brown's Bronchial Troches" arc sold only in boxes. 1anl5-lyd&wTu,Th&S Fine fciik and .let Fringes, at $1.23, $1.40, $1.50. $1.80, and upward. PASSAMEXTERIES, PASSAMEXTERIES. Frem 23c. upward. Rich Fassamcnteries at 7', SO, 93c Most elaborate patterns in Fassamcnteries. at $1, $1.12, $1.40, $1.60 per yard. 3 DRESS AND CLOAK ORNAMENTS at 20, 21, 50, 75c. LARGE FINE JhT ORNAMENTS at SI, $1.30, $2, $2.50. Trimming Tassels at 50c. a dozen Silk Tassels in all colors and sizes. Elegant Black Silk Jet Ta-scls, 9 inches In length, at $i.2.. Cords and Tassels at GSc. a nalr. Hcavv lilnck Milk Girdh8 $1.00 u pair Rich Jet and Silk Girdies $1.50, $2.00 Hungarian Spikes and Balls in all sizes. Cords and Spikes at $1.23, $1.5 , $1.75. Leeps. Frogs for Cloaks. Cleak Clasps, in black, steel.silvcr and bronze. Fine Cleak Clasps, with chains, . at 23c apiece. Elaborate Patterns at 41c. apiece. BUTTONS, in Jet, Silk, Creehet, Pearl and Bronze. Large AM Silk Cleak Buttens, at 23c. per dez. Beaded Buttens for Cloaks, special bargain. 50e. per dez. We offer this week GERMAXTOWN WOOL IN ALL COLORS, at $1.23 per pound. 10c. per Hkein. ZEPHYR WOLL IN ALL COLORS, Dc per ounce. Crewel Weel 5c.n.kcin Saxony Weel, all colors $123 per pound saxeny wool, white $! per pound Embroidering Silk in all colors, 23c. a bunch of 23 skeins. Embroidering Silk en spools, 100 yards, for Se, Knitting Silks en balls, :iCe. a ball, li ounce weight. Dexter's Ball Cotten, 7c. a ball, in all numucrs. White Perforated Beard 3c. a sheet Silver Perforated Beard 5c. a sheet Fancy Perforated Patterns, in Sltver, for Watch Cases Match Safes, Slippers, and ethers, at 5c. Lamp Shades, Air Castle, Hanging Baskets, and e hers, at 23c. Thanksgiving Afternoon and Even ing;, November 25. Grand Ladies' and Children's Matinee Thanksgiving afternoon. Deers open at 1 p. m. Performance commences at 2 p. m. MATINEE PRICES Children 35c. Adults 50c. Gallerv 2.1c. EVENING PRICES 35, 50 & 75c. Power's Paragon Comedy Company. Reproduction of that very funny Comedy, DE. CLYDE, With the sameJiffflrjnj.JOHXF. WARD, alter a run of 200 nights in Xew Yerk. Superb Cos tumes and Appointments. W.H. POWER, Manager. Reserved Scats en sale at Fulton Opera Heuse Office. n20-4td Mevuineut te Prevent Its Production in New Yerk. New Yerk, Nev. 23. The beard of al dermen te-day adopted resolutions con demning the proposed production of the "Passion Play" and calling upon the cor poration attorney te give his opinion as te whether existing laws are sufficient te prevent its introduction. That official is also asked if no law exists te state whether the common council has power te pass au act te prohibit the play and if it has, he is instructed te te prepare au ordinance that will cover the case. Alderman Marshall was the only member voting against the resolution. the afternoon of his election," volunteered Mr. Cellins, "that you had handed the ward ever te him." "You're after something, toe,aint you?" sneered .McMullin. "You'reono of these respectable fellows. Yeu want te btf reg ister of wills, don't you? and you'll come crawling te us and say, 'Give me your Democratic votes.' " As McMullin made this prediction he emphasized it by stoop steep ing te the fleer and illustrating te these around him the position he claimed the men he addressed occupied te the Demo cratic party. This rather amusing parry was stepped for a moment, and every one thought there would be no mere of it. Other members of the committee came into the chamber, and there was a general conversation going en when the "Squire" was allowed an other opening. " i he next time 1 come in with you," said Mr. Cavcn, "I'll be" very careful net te start a rumpus." "Wait 'till you're a candidate," replied McMullin : "I'll raise a rumpus with you. Any man that tries te sneak in en a tidal wave ! There are euly two parties. Why don't you stick te one or the ether?" With this another ceuncilmen bared his breast te McMullin's batteiy. It was Mr. Page. "I question," said the member from the Fifth ward, " whether there were but two parties one year age." " What's the matter with you?" asked McMullin, dropping Cellins. "The Fourth ward elected you two years age, aud I paid the meuey out of my own peckc"; saw. it was pam ever at the aeuthwark hall." Mr. Albright (with resignation) "And we have te sit in this committee with such men !" (A rear of laughter.) Squire McMullin (growing still mere emphatic) " I consider myself as geed as auy man en this committee, and I want- that well understood. Why am I picked out from the rest ? Talkiu' about a disgraceful committee ! Why am I blackguarded?" Mr. Albright "Never mind. Mull v." Squire McMullin (softening) "the only man I'm down en is Jehn McCul McCul leugh for putting roe en the committee. I have beeu blackguarded ever since I went thcie. All I want is te leek after my con. stituents; I don't want nothing else. I don't want no fat office. I don't." StJJSKETS. Hear Yerk .M:irKt. NkwYekk. November 23. Fleur State and Western less -ctlve and scarcely se linn ; Su perHne, state f3SJUg4. 50: "tra de at J100 n523: choice, de UOtJ 00: tauci Ce at $5 533 tl 50 : round lioepohio $33,133 50: choice de at f 3 (WSt; 50 ; anpcrlluu wetiTii l$0e)- X): common te geed extra de fl 00 5 23 ciioice !e 5 33ii5 75 ; choice white -.rlirut li) "15 dS 50 ; Southern quiet and llriuer : common te fair extra J3 2Sj 70 : sjeir! te eheic de f3 73 0700. Wheat JiQle lower and fairly active ; sales, 8,000 bus: Xe.J White, cash. ft 2t&: .Dee.. SI 23! ; de Jan., SI 27K : Xe. 3 Red Dec, $1 23Ji 1 30 ; de Jan.. $1 2&1 32. Cern JiSJjC hotter and fairly active: -Mixed western spot. 0iI627sc: de future. fr2Zi63)c. Oats JifflJjCc lewer: State 4J33Jc; Western 43a3i. fiatailelpbta Markf :. Philadelphia, Xev. 23. Fleur fairly aclive and strong ; superfine S-J 30g4 00: extra S4 284 75; Ohie and Indiana family AGUfi 6 37: Penn'a tjmilv $" 37-7C CO: St. I-enls iamiiy Stni Snriii kvu iieur a. ou.e.. Wheat market unsettled : Xe. t Western Red U24!$123; Penn'a. Red Si 21G1 23; Am ber $121 I 23. Cern in fair local demand ; steamer at 50 60c; yellow, at C2TCc; mixed, at Cl?ti2e. eats itrm unto, met; -e. 1 uue4.-;y;i6c: , ; l ran a iiimiv jjjjh te: at. umu lily $tO0f.'C75: Miiiti,-e;a f.imilyWSOaeOO; light SC.23Jt73: Winter ,i:i!eal $07387 75: in de $7 iSJiS 37. de 43J.ji24.le; Se. : Xe. 2 de44jff43e: Xe. juxeti tic. Kye 11 rm at 9Se. Previsions quiet but firm ; ms perk, old. $1150; ncw,13 73Sl 0-: beet h:im$i:va; Indian m.vs beet at tl)f OJftld 30 ; Uhceh suiok suiek ed shoulder- .V.tfB.Je : salt de .Vie: smoked hatn9 9510)c; pickled ham- SgSc foreldand new. Lard firm; city kcttie OkOTic: loee bnteliers'Sife; prime steam fS IMgO W. Butter firm ; Creauir extra at 33c : de geed te choice 3'.)$32c; II C. and X. V. x tm2730u; Western reserve extra 22i?2le : de geed te eheiee iiji20e: Uells firm : choice scarce: Penn'a Fxtru 20rt23e ; Western Kcaervn extra 2)321. L'k'tfs scarce and linn: IVar.'a F.xtru :0e ; Western Kxtratsic. Cheese 11 rm and in fair demand, but prices unchanged ; Xew Yerk full e-iTsut at K!!e: Western full ereati. at 12i513c: de tail-te steed at lt'fjrie; de hall hUiii:- and Peiin'a. skims iOiillc. Petroleum quiet : refined at 10' c. WhNky at St IS. Seeds Heed te prime elover Steady at $7 0v 7 75: Timethy nominal ; Flaxseed quiet at $130. BV WIKK. "CWLTON OPKRA HOUSE. Fit IDA! E VEXING, XOV. 26, 1880. Issobe Qui OF BOSTON. This Kcnewned Club, whose record of mere than Thirty Years of Successive Triumphs is known te levers of mnsictlirougheut the land lr-IDOIt SC1IX1TZLEH. Violin; KltXST TlIIEt,K, Violin; THOMAS KYAX, Clarl nette and Viela; WILLIAM SC1IADE. Flute and Viela; FUEUEItlCIvGlESE, Violoncello; Assisted by the distinguished vocalist, MISS MARIE NELLIM. ADMISSIOX, 35, 50 St 75 Cts. KESEUVED SEATS 75 Cts. Fer sale at Opera Ileu.e Ofllce. n2'l-3td lULTON OPKIZA llOESK. 27. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER MATIXEE AT 2 P. M. RIAL. & DRAPER'S MAMMOTH .1 ews et the Alternoen Condensed. Agitation for increased wages is renewed in North Lancashire. England. Jehn Cenk, 50 years old, of dissolute habits, was found frozen te death this morning ou the steep of the Seavicw hotel, Leng Branch. The printing depaitment of Ilesletter & Smith's bitters manufactory, Pitts burgh, was destroyed by fire this morning. Less about $-10,000. A large number of women are thrown out of employment. The German government is alleged te be in full sympathy with the movement te check the rising power of the Jews in that country. KtliXEY J'AMiS. i:euxi te ritx'Ls. Coin y, IXTKODUC1XG Genuine Bleed Hounds,. Trick Donkey (Jerry), And Jubilee Singers. 25 l'KIt'KS: AND 35 CENTS. KID KID LOVES. GLOVES. 60s $109 98c $1C9 aluC ".".."." .".'l9C 12C 18C 20c 25c Tiie Ice Crep. Ice merchants and ethers who use large quantities of ice are closely watching the weather and the formation of ice en the neighboring streams. The Cones Cenes toga at Ferdncy's ice house is covered with ice JJ inches thick, at Yeurts landing it is 3 inches and at ether points about the eamc. The dealers, however, decline te cut as yet, believing that there is a geed chance of getting a crop at least 6 inches in thickness. XEW AOVEUT1SEMEXTS. JOT. j Strayed away from Xe. 225 Xerth Duke street a lai-Re Maltese Cat, with white star en threat. A reward will be paid for Its return. lld r est. Aj On Monday evening at St. Antheny's fair a Lady's Silver Purse. The finder will be libcrallv rewarded by leaving it at ltd 4i2EAST OUAXGE ST. SYTSTEUS! J OYsTKKS!! I have ten varieties of Philadclnhla. Xew Yerk and Baltimore Oysters. Call and Kamnle my stock. Price from 30c te $1.00 per hun dred, at CHAS. W. EClvEltT'S. ltd 1?OK KENT. . A two-story Dwelling lleufc iu East Orange street, nxt deer te St. Paul's lietorm lieterm cil Church. If. U. LOXG, n23-5td 5c 5c ICC DcalIi or an Old Tanner. Andrew Gehn, aged 70 ycars,died at his residence, Xe. 5D0 High street, this city, ou Sunday evening of heart disease. He was one of the eldest tanners in this city, lie carried en the business at Water and Strawberry streets for a number of years, but for two years past has net been en gaged in business, lie will be buried in Columbia en Thursday. He leaves a wife and eleven children, most of whom are grown.- " rpHE TjNDEKSIGXEO BEGS LEAVE XO 1 inform the public that he has taken pos session of the Blacksmith Shep. en West Vine street, formerly occupied by James SicElll- trett. where he is prepared te de all kinds of iiorsebuecingunu einer eiacicsmituing. iierse Shoeing a specialty. Give me a trial. n23-2td 1$. S. DUEXEMAX. Wheel Tern Off. This morning while a wagon was being driven en Prince street near Orange, one of the wheels was tern off by the track of the horse-car railroad. "We did net learn whose wagon it was. The most sensible remedy, and the only safe, sure and permanent cure for all diseases of the liver, bleed and stomach, including bil ious fevers, fever and ague," dumb ague, jaun dice, dyspepsia, &c, Prof, Guilmctte's French 'Liver Pads, which cures by absorption. Ask your druggist for this noted cure, and take no ether, aud If he has net get it or will net get it for you. send $1.50 te French Kidney Pad Ce., Teledo, O., aud they will send you one post paid by return mail. B Xight sweats, cough, emaciation and decline prevented by Malt Bitters. A delightful shave is possible only with the Cutlcnra Shaving Seap. ESTATE OF HENRY DBAIIUSAK, LATE of the city of Lancaster, deceased. Let ters et administration en said estate having been granted te the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto are requested te make imme diate payment, and these having claims or de mands against the same will present them without delay for settlement te the under signed, residing in the airy et Lancaster. b PHILlf B. DUACHBAIt, IIENUY DItACIIBAU, JR., ALBEBT DKACHBAK, Jxe. M. AaiWEe, Att'y. Administrators. n23-Ctdeaw PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PROPEK tv. On TUESDAY, XOV. 23, 1880, the un dersigned vlll offer at public sale, the valu able property, Xe. 235 East Orange street, Lan caster, belonging te the heirs of Jacob Stauf fer, deceased, consisting of a let of ground, fronting 27 feet. G inches en Orange street, and extending in depth 215 lect te Marien street, a 14 feet public alley, en which is erected a two story brick dwelling house en Orange street, with wide hall, parlor, dining-room, kitchen and sleeping apartments, with pas and water. On Marlen street are erected two new two story brick tenant houses, with slate root, and also a two-story stone tenant house en the let, always eligible ler geed tenants. Possession and title April 1, l'Sl. Persons wishing te view the property can de se en the day of sale by calling en the prcml scs Sale at Leepard hotel, East King street, at 7 I), m., when conditions of sale will be made mown by IIEIKS OF JACOB STAUFFEB, dee'd. I Ienrv Shteert, Auct. neTl5,l8,2J,23 GoedC-hulton Kid Gloves Goe I S-button Best .".-button BcstC-butten Berlin Gloves, 1 elastic Berlin Gloves, 2elastlcs Berlin Gloves, .'elastics Lined Berlin Gloves Lined Berlin Gloves. 2 full elastics, Lined Berlin Gleve, 3 full "lasttcs ,fcal He-ivy Lisle Fleeced Gloves Fine Merine Stocking Ten Gloves, extra len et Cleth Gloves 2jc Child's Weel Mitts lie Ladles' Knitted Mitts 23c Beys' Knitted Gloves 25c Ladies' KM Driving Gauntlets 75c Mens' Knittcil Weel Ml ts 25c SIcns' Heavy Gauntlets 50c Men' Buck Gauntlets 75c Fine Cater Gloves $1 13 Pulse Warmers, fine 10c Beys' Kid Mitts, with lur tops 50c Beys' Chamois Gloves, lined 9.'c Gents' Stitched Kid Gloves $125 Child's Lined Berlin Gloves 15e Child's Heavy All Weel Cashmere Gloves. .20c ilAXDKEnCIIIEF. IIAXDKEUCIIIEFS. Hemmed Handkerchief All Linen Handkerchiefs, henmed , Ladies' Fine All Linen Handkerchiefs Ladies' All Li;en Hemstitched IKUs l2Kc Ladies' Fine Linen 2-in. Hemstitched lid's. .iuc Ladies' Fine Colored Bordered Hdfs 10c Ladies' Linen Cambric iland'terchiels. Colored Berder. 17c Ladies' Linen Hemstitched Handker chiefs. Colored Berder. 25c Gents' Colored Bordered Handkerchiefs 8c Gents' Fine Linen Handkerchiefs 17c Gents' Fine Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. ...43c Fine Silk Handkerchiefs 25c Large Silk Handkerchiefs 40c Black Silk Handkerchiefs $100 White Hemstitched All Silk Handkcrehiefs.SOc UXDEKWEAK, UXDEBWEAlt. Child's Merine, 18 te 32 inches 15 te 30c Ladies' Merine Vests 35c Ladice' Extra Fine Silk Stitched 48c Best Merine 75c French Cashmere $100 Full Kcgular Made $1 25 Men's Underwear 25c Heavy Merine While and Gray 40c Gray Mixed Trey Shirts $1.25 Unlaundricd Shirts, with Linen Bosem 50c Mens' Cardigan Jackets 85e HOSIEBY. llOilEliY. Ladies' Colored Cot ten Hese 10c Ladies' White Bibbed Hese ..5c Ladies' Extra Geed Hese 2 pair for 25c KibbadMeYinnHesc , 15te25r Full Begular Made Merine Hese 25c Fine Cashmere Hese. 18c Full Regular Made Weel Hese 40c Fine French Cashmere Hese 50c Full Regular Made Cotten Hese iuc Fleeced Lined Regular Made Hese 25c CHILD'S nOSIEItV IX GREAT VAMETT. Men's Knitted Cotten Hese 3 pair ier 25c Knitted Socks, Seamless 2 pair for 25c Ribbed Woolen Socks ISc Regular Made Socks 14c British Socks 19c Merine Socks, Regular Made 25c Suspenders, from ISc. up. White Dress Shirts. ASTRICH BROTHERS, 13 EAST KIXG ST. ASTRICH BROTHERS, 13 EAST KING ST. ASTRICH BUOTHERS, 13 EAST KIXG ST. Ner extra charge for Reserved Seats secured at Opera Heuse Bex Ofllce. MATIXEE PRICES: ADULTS CHILDREN" JOSEPH CHEXET. 25Ct. Agist. n23-r,td Terrible Accident at the Reading Iren Works Heading, Pa., Nev. 23. A ten ible ac cident occurred this morning at the Reading iron works. J. M. Heuck was drawn among the cog wheels in the pipe mill, and was literally mound te pieces. Shreds of llcsh, pieces of bone, and portions of clothing adhered te the cogs after he was removed. .-v fatal Salute. Galvestex, Tex., Nev. 2:5. A special dispatch from Bestrap says en Saturday night at a celebration in honor of the elec tion of Cel. Jenes te Congress. Edmund Shclten, colored, was injured, probably fatally, by the prematura discharge of a cannon he was leading. DAY'S HM PAD! A NEW DISCOVERY. That acts directly en the Kidneys. I Bladder and Urinary Organs, by absorbing all humors, every trace et" disease, and forcing into the system powerful and healthful vegetable Ienics, giving it wonderful power te cure FAIN IN THE BACK. Sidear.il Leins, Inflam matien and Bright's Disease et the Kldnevs, Gravel, Dropsy, Diabetes. Stene in the Blad der, Inability te Retain or Expel the Urine, High Colored, Scanty or Painful Urinating, lepe.-its. Shreds or Casts in the Urine, XEKVOIIS AXD PHYSICAL DEBILITY, and in f tetany discascefthe.se great organs. It :; voids entirely the troubles and dangers et taking nau-eeus and poisonous medicines. It is eoiulertable, safe, pleasant ami reliable in its effects, yet pcwcrlul in its action. It can be worn at all seasons, in any climate, and is equally geed fer'IAN, WOMAN OK CHILD. Ask your druggist for it ami accept no imi tation or substitute, or send te us and receive it by return mail. Regular Pad, $2; Special Pad, for Chronic, deei-seated, or cases of long standing, $; Children's Pad, prevention and euro et sum mer complaint, weak kidneys and bed wet ting, $i.5j Day Kidney Pad Company, TOL.EDO, OHIO. EASTERX AGENCY, CHARLES N. CItfTTENTON, 115 Fulton tit., Xew Yerk. 11XIXG THINGS. Garllelil EntertaincU by Cameren. IlAitmsr.ritG, Pa., Nev. 23. General Garfield and wife, accompanied by Con gressman Elliett Tewnscnd, of Ohie, ar rived in this city at 1:35 this afternoon. They were met at the depot by Senater Cameren and driven te his residence, where they dined. They will leave for Washington at 3:23 p. m. HOUSE FUJIXISUJXG OOOVS. "VTOTICE. FLlii & BRBNBMAJJ. Would advise all who contemplate putting in HEATERS or making uny alterations in thcli heating arrangements te de se nt once before the rush of Fall Trade begins. THE MOST RELIABLE J In the Market at the' LOWEST PRICES. urn Still Hanging 1'ire. Washington, Nev. 23. At the cabinet meeting te-day, all the members were present with the exception of Secretary Ramsey. The session was very brief and devoted te routine business. Ne decision was reached as te the appointment of a chief signal officer. Flu & Breneman's GREAT STOVE STORE, 152 North Queen Street, LANCASTER. PA. WAXTElt. w CBR. ANTED .EVERYBODY TO ADVEK- tisc, free et charse. in the Intellieem who wants something te de. llOl' BITTEKS. TRUTHS. IIep Bitters are the Purest and Best Bitters ever made. They are compounded Irem Heps, Buchu, Mandrake and Dandelion, the eldest, best, and most valuable medicines in thn world and contain all the best and most curative properties of all ether Bitters, being the great est Bleed Purifier, Liver Regulator, and Life and Health Restoring Agent en earth. Xe dis ease or ill health can possibly long exist where these Bitters arc used, se varied and perfect are their operations. They give new lite and vigor te the aged and Infirm. Te all whose employments cause ir regularity of the bowels or urinary organs, or who require an Appetizer, Tonic and mild Stimulant, these Bitters arc invaluable, being highly curative, tonic and stimulating, with out intoxicating. Xe matter what your feelings or symptoms are, what the disease or ailment is, use Hep Bitters. Don't wait until you arc sick, but it you only feel bad or miserable, use the Bitters at once. It may save your lite. Hundreds have been saved by se doing. 3S500-& will be paid for a case they will net cure or help. De net suffer yourself or let your friends sut ler, but use and urge them te use Hep Bitters. Remember, Hep Bitters is no vile drugged, drunken nostrum, but the Purest and Best Medicine ever made: the 'Invalid's Frlentl and Hepe," and no person erf amily should be without them. Try the Bitters te-day. Hep Bitters Manufacturing Company, Rochester, Xew Yerk, and Terente, Ontario. nevC-lvdMWF&w Fatal Fight lSetvrecii Negroes. Memphis, 'Nev. 23. Heward Diggs, colored, a fireman en the steamer J. D. Parker, struck Jell" Green, a colored la borer, ever the head with a billet of weed yesterday, from the effects of which Green died last night. Diggs was arrested. Fighting Xcar Dutvigne. Cettix.ie, Xev. 23. Advices hem An tivari say the Montenegrins near Antivari, report that firing was heard in the neigh borhood of Dulcjgne throughout Sunday last. Ttie Cape Colony Outbreak. Loxdex, Nev. 23. The acting governor of the Caps Colony, summarizing the situation en Friday, says no effective check has yet been made te the outbreak. IN PHILADELPHIA COUNCILS. Reformers aud Deferniers Hand in Hand. Philadelphia Evening Telegraph. The call for the committee named select council chamber as the place, and the first gentleman te arrive was President Smith, of select council, who, with President Caven, of the ether chamber, is ex-oGicie a member of tbe committee. Messrs. Al bright and Collius followed seen after, and presently Mr. Cavcn entered the chamber, with "'Squire" McMullin right behind him. " Didn't I tell you," sang out Mr. Al bright, " that McMullin and Caven would come together ?" This created a laugh, iu which Mr. Ca vcn joined right heartily, and when he could be heard he said : "I'm always willing te walk in the sun light with a man who can hand the Fourth ward ever te the Republican narty." "When I de it," retorted SlcMullin, " I de it against a Republican. Ne people who want te fly into efllce aud get a fat salary en the score of respectability can get any support from me." (Loud laughter.) " Hew about Jeffries?" said Mr. Caven. " Yeu had the Fourth ward pledged te him, but ou the afternoon before election it was understood that all bargains were off." "Yes, and you told Stokley yourself, $500 REWARD ! OVER A MILLION OF PROF. GUILMETTE'S Reut Kitey Pais Have already been sold in this country and in France : every fine of which has given perfect satisfaction, and has performed cure every time when used according te directions. We new say te the ulllictcd an-1 doubting ones that we nil pay the above reward ler a single case et LAME BACK hat the Pad fails te cure. This Great Keu-.f-dy will Positively and Permanently cure Luiu Luiu b:ige. Lame hack. Sciatica, Gravel, Diabctiv, Dropsy, Bright's Disease of the Kidneys, In continence and lletentinn et the Urine. In- ihtmmatlen of the Kidneys, Catarrh of tlic Bladder. High Colored Urine, Pain In tlie Hack, Sidi! or Leins, Xcrveus Weakness, anil in fact alldisordersef the Bladder ami Urinary Oigans whether contracted by private disease ottetherwise. LADIES, if you are suffering from Female Weakness. Leucerrhcea, or uny tliseasc of tint Kidneys, Bladder, or Urinary Organs, YOU CAN BE CUBED I Without swallowing nauseous medicines, by simply wearing PBOF. GUILMETTE'S FRENCH KIDNEY PAD, WHICH CURES BV ABSORPTIOX. Ask your druggist for PROF. GUILMETTE'S FRENCH KIDNEY PAD, and take no ether. If he lias net get it, send $2 and you will re ceive the Pad by return mail. Fer sale by JAMES A. MEYERS, Odd Fellows' Hall, Columbia, Pa. Sold only by GEO. W. HULL. Druggist, IS W. King St., Lancaster, Pa. aiigll-OindeedM.W&F Prof. GuilmetteTs French Liver Pad. Will positively cure Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague, Ague Cake, Billiens Fever, Jaundice, Dyspepsia and all diseases of the Liver, Stomach and ISloed. Price $1..0 by mail. Send for Prof. Guilmettc's Treaties en the Kidneys and Liver, free by mail. Address FRENCH PAD COMPANY, Teledo, Ohie. uusllVhiidcedM.W&K Cat t If .Market. Mesdav, Nev. 2i Tlie receipts of beeves at the West Philadelphia yard for past week were 3,'ZOQ head; North Philadelphia yard. 500 head. Total, 3,700 head. Previous week 'i,iG0 head. Reef cattle During the past week the light run, with the cold, bracing weather, had the etl'ect of advancing prices tin all grades et beeves, and the market te-day closed linn, with no stock en hand. Extra cattle, which were scarce, were readily taken at i" iStiJie per pound. Fresh cows were quiteactive under a light supply and geed demand. hulls and cows were net muchseiiht after, especially common, which ele-cd weak. Calves "were activeand scarce. Dressed beeves were strong and higher. We quote Extra at Si!V., : goed.S'igCc; medium 4i5,&e:coiniuen.."':;Ji;i);:c: bulls and cows, aj3"e: calves "'7u ; fresh cows, fib (!5 ; dressed beeves, i"2c. 8ALU3 AT THE WKST l'lISLAOULriltA VAK1. ff(. 105 Regcv May nes, Western, gresj, i'.iffl.Vi'c. MO Themas Itradley. dresssd, gross. Oit-j-e. Si Owen Smith. Wc-tcrn. account d Reger Maynes ; 17 We.,t Va., account of Ellen gcr . Sevnieur. gross. I'ffjt'v. 300 K.S.& B. F.McFillczi, Western, gres-.tjif) Cc. 127 A. & J. Christy, Western, gross, 5J.".c. !.M Uliuan & Lehman Bres., Ohie, account of R. F. Frater, 4-47'Se ; 10 Chester eunty, account of Jehn V. l.atta.C--: KM W. Va.. account of Lehmmaii Urrw, 45'e : 40 W. Va.. account of J. F. Sadler & Ce.. Mi Q j-TJc ; 40 Western, account of Levi Sen fcunig.36'414:. 32 James Clcuisen. Cluster county, account of Ji.H. Jiull ; liJUlicstercoiinty,acceuni.oi .fumes Gawthrop ; 13 Western, account 01" Justus Dunn, re-s, IJJu'fU. Si Dennis Smyth. Marvland and Chester ceuti- ty, gross. I'jSJic. SOO Jehn McArtllu, V, eatern, gross, 5iSi"s ls'tl Daniel Murphv, V Pennsylvania, gre, 4J?.-Me. 273 I.ewcusicln & Adler. Western Pa 4'C. 2TS G. Sehamberg 1": Ce., Western Pa., 430J$e. IS F. Scheutz. Wist, gre-s, 4f75e. Wi II. Chain, jr.. Western and West Va., gross, 122 Du'iiiel'suryth V Ure.. W. Penn'a. anil Maryland, gross. -tJJjSJ'c. 13 Leuis Hern, West Va. and Delaware, gross, 4S.".c. 23 Abe Ostheim, WestVa., gross, 4J7S?ic. 2'.i S. Drelfus. Western Va..grcs-. i'JS'j.Vi:. 110 M. Levi, West Va., gross, S"S?.ic ISO Sehamberg & Paul, Western Va., gresi, 3,'. S;e. 70 James Anil. Western, gross, SaSJ.e. 12 II. Chain. West Vu..gits, igij-jc. 40 James Eustace, Western, gross, 3;ti? I:'.ie. 20 Saui'l Hcllliren, West. Va., cows, 3j-'-4Jc. y:S Rachmaii & Levi. Western Pennsylvania and West Va.: 47 West Va., account Rey nolds t Findley ; 20 Wst Va.. account J. II. Woodferd : 10 West Va., account et J. Grubb; 41 West Va., account various censignees1, "y.jQiJjjJe. Sheep and Iabs. The receipts were : Wet Philadelphia yarns 3,700 head; ether yards JJVW head. Total for the week 8,200 head. Pre vious week 10,71.0 head. The market ler geed sheep and lambs was strong anil prices were well maintained, whi e tin, common grade were nither weaker. A few choice 130-pound fchcepseldats'e. gres . res.-. at .''.," ; goed.SJ'5Jc ; MUSICAL IXSTJtVMEXTS. Jii.l.p'ttn.'mjiii mmm THE OFP Hannfactery Without a doubt furnish the FINEST IN STRUMENTS In the Market. Warerooms 220 Xerth (Jueen street, Manufactory in the rear. Branch Ofllce, VyA East King Street. Alex. McKillips, Proprietor. Alse Agent U r Lancaster County for CHICKER1XG& SON'S Celebrated PIANOS. A Full Line et Sheet and ether Music, Small Instruments Violins. Banjos, Rand Instru ments, &c.. alwavs en hand. tlS-IydSAly w Si AS FITTIN'G AXD PLUMBING. 7 JOHN P. SOHAUM, Xe. 37 SOUTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA., PLUMBER, GAS AND STEAM FITTER. A Large Assortment et GAS FIXTURES ' Constantly en hand. iyMMlindeawS We .quote Extra medium. ViixtilCe : fair. 4-mIIsJc: common lfSI'4c: culls, 34g:J:'e. ; steek ewe, $-'.S0 3.50; Western Penna.l.amb'j, .fjifjik; : Chester county de .VO'Xc. Samuel Stewartselil 37e head et drc-sed sheep at l!jr7'c. Hogs The receipts were: All yards 7,.VK) head. Previous week i,5W) head. Although the lT-ct'iiits of boss wine I.OlK) head heavier than last week, the market was (strong and prices were well maintained. We quote extra at OJftfj.Te ; nifdituii at ( '" ; geed, G'.fj'Xc ; common ifJCf. Miles of cattle at the West Philadelphia yard : 210 11. Hepe. West Va.. 3Sc. S'i Katz H Kiefer, West Va., iq.C.c. SO Ridley ft Scatterge d, Western. Igfic. .T.I Win. I'nhhins. Yerk state. SJtSKc 37 L. A. Gerhard. Yerk st.te, $iel. per head. 21 Gee. Raker, Montgomery Ce.. lliH'Sc 31 Jehn Ridley, jr., Yerk stat.: .-1i'I2 per head. 23 J. Kichelbcrgcr, Yerk s'ate.2'4'"yc. 21 TIiem. Galivan, Yerk state, ic. 1" D. C. I'aldwln, 13 Chester county, S'Sle. Mteclc.Maraet. Nr.w Yerk Stocks. Stocks strong. m. r. m. :U li7 107'$ Meney ErieR. R Michigan s. & L. ... Michigan Cent. R. K. Chicago & X. W Chicago, M & St. P.. Han. & St. J. Cem.... " " P'Id... Teledo & Wabash... Ohie A Mississippi. . St. Leuis, 1. 31. & S. It.. UVX Ontario and Western. 29,Vi C. C. A I. C. R. R a New Jersey Central.. SI Del. & Hudsen Canal Novembers! a. j:. a. j:. r. m. r 10:15 11:20 1:20 2:10 . K,yv :,yA v 4; .ny;-.; 121J4 12H4 121 113 III in 44 1 13W 17K 1171 I17-4 107M 107' 1W 13--., r.iyH 43 .; i 43K 42K K'A U2K 4:r,'2 ; 511 Del.. l.ack. & Western liO.' 101 Western Union Tel. Pacific 3Iail S. S. Ce. Manhattan Elevated Union Pacific.. Kansas ft Texas New Yerk Central.... Adams Express Illinois Central Cleveland & Pitts.... Chicago & Itecfc I Pittsburgh A Ft. W... American U. Tel. Ce. PlULADKU'UIA. Stocks unsettled. Pennsylvania IJ. K.... Phil'a.& Reading..... Lehigh Valley Lehigh Navigation... Northern Pacific Cem " " P'd . Pitts., Tltuw'e&B.... Northern Central Phll'a&Erie R. R.... Xerthern Penn'a Un. R. It's of N.J Ilcstonville l'-jLHif Central Trans. Ce. d !' 21 21 01 !'0M VWsi JfK)' 1U.J: 101 ww 100 yi i'i mu 4. 10155 I'K 102JC 101!4 4e;-i ., 147 ll'Jii vx-'A 124 Vi'A 2S? riii ib" r,A 4Vi "7K S3 17 4') ir si " 12 1!) '-A 1" C25SJ '-'Svi 57 3-J 'l'i VA 10 Sf 132 ray. 4Vi 571? w.i 32i c; K3fi 51 lS 20 Lecal Stocks and llenils. Par val. ,$ll0 . 100 . 100 100 . 100 . 100 100 : se Laiic.CIty G per ct. Lean, due 18W).. . l.v-2.. IMS... ' " WJ... " " 1MO... " S per et. in 1 or 30 years. , Lane, and Quarryv'e R. R.bund.... " " " stock... Lancaster and Ephrata turnpike... Lane , Eiizabetht'n ant Middlct'n. Lancaster ami Fruitville turnpike Lancaster and J.ltltz turnpiKe. Lancaster and Maner turnpike Lancaster and Munhcim turnpike Lancaster ami Jlarietta turnpike. Lane, and New Helland turnpike. Lane, and Strasburg turnpike Lane, and Susquehanna turnpike.. Lane, and Willow Street turnpike Farmers' Xat. Bank et Lancaster.. Kirst Nat. Rank of Lancaster loe Lancaster County Xat. Rank 50 Tiirmirer Printing Ce 50 j Lanc.Gas Light and Fuel Ce. stock. 4 r ' bends. 100 50 .. 50 100 2S SHI 25 .V Last sale I10O.2.'. 105 111 11H.75 120 105 1(L' 3.25 47. 51 51 si; 02 30.40 25 S5 20 275.25 40.15 100 ISC 102.1" 104
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