rTc?3craaf-gyc3SFqr-iL.--a.'.w-gaEa3agg Lm&tmzrjr-& i'BKrs?v2iz:zzvz'srT LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1881. AKOTHKB VICTIM. THAT LITTLE CONFIDENCE (JAHK. A Mannelm DreTer Is Malcted eat of S145 07 Twe Pnlladelphla narpers A Fruitless search. Pottstown Ledger. Abram Longaker, of Manbeim, Lancas ter county, is a dealer iu cattle and had taken a lead of stock te a West Philadel phia drove yard en Thursday, where he sold them, receiving cash te a considerable amount. He remained at a hotel near the yard ever night aud during the greater part of the evening sat in the barroom talking with fellow drovers, and the sharp ers who victimized him doubtless learned all about his affairs and the condition of his pocket-book from his own talk. On Friday afternoon he started for home, and as he was waiting at the Uread and Cal Cal lewhill depot of the Philadelphia & Reading railroad company, a gentleman, dressed as a well-to-de farmer, accosted him with. "Hew are you, Mr. Longaker." The Manheim drover was net a little nonplussed, but it seen transpired in the conversation which followed that the per son addressing him was Jacob Fennemerc, of Colerado, an extensive dealer in stock, who had just disposed of a let of western cattle in the Philadelphia markets. He also made it known that he was a brother of a Mr. Fenuimere, of Lancaster, a gen tleman with whom our friend Longaker was well acquainted, and he was going te Lancasicr te stay a few days with him, be fore leaving for the West. Fcnnimerc was very chatty and revealed an extensive knowledge of his business, the manner of raising stock, and the best breeds te ileal in, and kindred matters, completely win ning the geed graces of Longaker. who was a geed-natured Pennsylvania Dutch man. "IWtlie wav. Mr. Longaker," centin ued Fcnnimerc, ' this train leaves in half an hour and I left my trunk and a valise with $400 in geld at my hotel a few squares distant ; would you mind taking a. walk around with me until I get them, for I don't feel safe when they are out of my sight iu a place like this. The two walked down 13th street and when near Vine street they were met by a man, who shook hands with Fcnnimerc and who was introduced as Mr. Blank. " I knew veu would be in a hurry, -fake," said ltlank, " Se I sent an express man with your valise aim trunk te tlie depot : but as I can't go te Lancaster with you, I wish you would pay me these $-00 you ewe uie. Fcuuimeic searched his pockets and produced $!.", and said that that was all he had en his person, but if he would c with him te the depot he would give him the balance. "I haven't time." said Blank, "but perhaps Mr. Longaker can let you have Urn $43 until you get your valise," And Longaker counted out $4.1 and handed it ever. The 200 claim being set tled, Blank insisted ou one of $100 being paid, but Feiinimerc refused unless Blank would go te the dejxit with him,and again Longaker was appealed te, who, after pro testing that both men were strangers te him, gave the additional 100. Te divert suspicion Feiinimerc gave him. a check for $802, drawn en the First national bank of New Yerk and a $1,000 U. S. government bend as collateral security uutil "they reached the depot." Beth were spurious of course, but the verdant Manheim man swallowed the bait. A little business about a wagon took both of the sharpers away and giving Longaker a small valise te take te the de pot, Fcnnimerc said he would meet him at the train and told him te " take geed care of the cabba, as valuable clothing was inside." It is needless te say that Fcuiiimerc aud Blank failed te put iu an appearance at the depot. It dually dawned en the Man heim man that he had been cheated, and en opening the valise in his hand, found, net ducats or valuable clothing hut some old dirty shirts and a worn-out hat. He told sitecial efliccr Gray who is stationed in the depot unifenned, who went with the troubled Dutchman te the central station. Longaker gave the police man $2 te " get beer with," as lie said. The Kterd was told te the people in the car en an evening train, aud the Teuten's lamentable talc was the absorbing topic for the time. TUt BUZZARDS. Twe et the Brethers Willi Their Compan ions Asalu lit Trouble. Abe Buzzard, Diller Clarke, Jee Buz zard and Henry Hoever, four residents or the Welsh mountains, were arrested near Ephnita, by Constable Spangler and sev eral citizens, en Saturday. They were taken before Squire Seltzer, and were held for a hearins en a charge of burglary pre ferred against them by Ilhcsa Sweigcrt, of West Earl township. I he men were un able te procure bail and they were brought te this city and ledged iu prison. Al though these men were committed en this charge it is believed 'that they have been concerned in a number of ether,burglaries injthc northern part of this county. Of the Buzzard family there are three members new in jail. Jake's term of live years, for burglary, will expire some time iu February. Ike and Mart are both at large, but the latter has greatly reformed in the last few years and docs net get into any mere scrapes. The New Treasurer's Itentl. Pursuant te adjournment of the previ ous evening, city councils met ou Satin day evening for the purpose of approving the bend of William S. Shirk, appeintcu city treasurer during the suspension of Edwaid Welchaus. In common council, Mr. Barnes, from the finance committee, pre sented the bend, a voluminous document, which was read at length. It bears the names of J. S. Shhk and Christian Lefe veras sureties iu the sum of $30,000. On Mr. Barnes's motion, the bend was ap proved, at d it was then taken into select council, where it was also read aud ap proved. The business being satisfactorily terminated, councils adjourned. Mayer MacGeniglc also approved the bend. A Large Funeral. The funeral of Themas D. KeUy yestei tlay. from his late residence at Ne. 120. East Orange street, was largely attended despite the inclement weather aud dan gerously slippery condition of the side walks. A body of Free Masens walked in the precession and conducted the rites at the grave. Mr. K.'s body was interred in the Lancaster cemetery. The pall bearers at this occasion were Samuel Burns, Gee. W. Brown aud Jehn F. Echternacht, of ledge Ne. 4:5, A. Y.M., and Jehn M. Atnwcg. Aug. Bischeft" and Wm. A. Morten, of Lamberteu ledge, Ne. 470. MuhIchI Convention'. This afternoon Miss Leila Bear, Miss MaryShaublc, Miss Alice Troyer, Miss Careline Keller and Mr. Edw. lung. Kef fcr left Lancaster te attend a musical convention at Freebiirg, Snyder county, te be conducted by Prof. Merey. The con vention will continue all week. We cm premise our Snyder county friends a musi cal treat. Miss Bear and Miss Troyer, have finely cultivated soprano voices, and Miss shaubic, a contralto voice of equal merit. Miss Keffcr is a line pianist, and Mr. Kefl'er stands in the front rank of vi olinists. Warehouse Kebueil. The Pennsylvania railroad company's warehouse at Leaman Place was broken iu iu te and robbed of some store goods in stor age there. Several boxes of raisins and a box of plug tobacco are believed te have been the euly things taken. COLUMBIA NEWS. ODK REGULAR CORRK8POWDKKCK Rev. Dr. Spaulding, of Yerk, officiated yesterday in St. Paul's Episcopal church. Rev. Richard C. Searing, pastor of the church, was in attendance at the church convention. The Citizens' baud will give a dance in Desch's hall en Friday evening, the 14th inst. The mercury points te 39. If that Dakota wave reaches here te-night there will be a big fall. Sleighing is still geed despite all the re cent thaws and rains. The labor of the horse, however, is great. Edward R. Black, of the Pennsylvania railroad is in town te-day. Engine Ne. 1C0 is in the shop. Ne. 32C is running the jerk-water. Freight was very heavy last night. It always is en Sunday night. During the week the motive power was inadequate te the demand. Seme of our ministers appear te take a delight in denouncing the Whist club, which was recently formed here. Prob ably the members of the club are old enough andhave mature judgment enough te decide this matter for themselves and need no dictation from the church. A man te preserve his equilibrium to day is compelled te use mere than ordi nary precaution. The pavements are as slippery as can be with a covering of sleet, which fell last night, and as a consequence the walking is anything but geed. The regular meeting meeting of the teachcrss' institute, which should have been held en Saturday last, was postponed until next Saturday, by reason of the late ness of the issuiug of the pregramme of exercises. Annie, daughter of William Reese, died en Saturday afternoon of consumption, aged 22 years. The funeral will take place this afternoon at 1 o'clock. Protracted services will be held during this week in the M. E. church. Tiiehe services generally attract large congrega tions. The services en Saturday evening, iu the Bethel chuich, at Seventh aud Walnut streets, closed the week of prayer, iu which the Protestant churches of Co lumbia, excepting St. Paul's Episcopal, had been engaged. The attendance during the week, at most of the churches, was geed and the services were conducted in a spirited manner. The connections with the new tracks of the Pennsylvania lailread company be tween Downingtown aud Glenloch will be made in a very short time. The recent heavy snow, which in that locality was much heavier than here, delayed work con siderably, or the connection, it is thought, would have been made before this. When the new line is opened the track (between the points named will be much straighter than they new are and many curves, hard te turn by heavily leaded freight trains, en the steep grade, will be avoided. The sooner the connections are made the better will the freight men be satisfied. W. 11. Given, esq., trustee of Mrs. Annie Herman, offered at public sale at the Franklin house en Saturday evening, the piepcity adjoining the public school building, en Cherry street below Fifth, but the property was withdrawn at a bid of $2,700. A sleighing party of about thirty per sons had intended driving te the Stevens house at Lancaster this evening, but the drive has been put off until te-morrow evening. Attempted Burglarj. A bold attempt at burglary was made at Lane's stoic, East King street, late Fri day night or eaily Saturday niernmg, though the marks of the burglar were net noticed until late Saturday afternoon. All the doers and windows in the rear of Lane's store arc iieu-clad with boiler iron and secured inside with heavy wrought iron belts. It was one of these doers that the burglar attacked, and he appears te have been well supplied with tools, for after bending and twisting the iron sheathing in all directions iie succeeded in breaking the heavy belts and forcing the deer. But evidently he was net acquainted with the premises, ferafter all his labor he had only succeeded iu get ting into the feather room, a small, square, brick structure, adjoining the maiu build ing, but having no entrance into it. The burglar.discevcriiig his mistake, appears te have made an attempt te force the deer of a similar brick building en the opposite side of the rear deer of the store, but did net succeed, and would have get nothing for his trouble hail he succeeded, as the room contained nothing but straw. The burglar evidently thought that one of these doers led into the basement of the main building, and once in the basement it would have been an easy matter te get into the steie above. Committed. Frank McDonald, a tramp, arrcstedby Constable Warfel for drunken and disor diser disor dcrly'cenduct at a farmhouse where he had called for alms, was this morning commit, ted te the county prison for twenty days by Alderman Ban. There are ether charges of disorderly conduct pending against rrank which when his present term expires. will be considered of imprisonment This morning the mayor sent nine drunks te jail for terms ranging from live te thirty days. Among the crowd were five well known darkeys, three of 'whom were arrested ou Seuth Duke street by Officer Lcniau, aud two ethers at the " Schooner " house ou Chestnut street by Officers Weitzcl and Shaller. They were sent out as fellows : Tidial Morgan, 30 days ; Elmer Iluslingcr, 15 days ; Simen Roberts, 23 days ; Herace Reynolds, 20 days ; William West, 30 days. Twe ethor drunks were held for a further hearing and several bums were discharged. DEMANDED AND REFUSED. Treasurer lYelclmns "Won't Let Treasurer Shirk In. W. S. Shirk, appointed city treasurer by councils, aud City Solicitor Lauilii,i waited en City Treasurer Welchaus, suspended by councils, this afternoon aud delivered te him a paper reading as fellows : Te Liltvartl Wrlchans,latc City Treniurer: ' Dkaii Sik : Having been duly elected treasurer of the City of Lancaster aud having been duly qualified, I hereby de mand that you forthwith deliver ever te me all the books, papers, vouches, moneys aud ether property that you may have in possession, the same being the property of the city of Lancaster, and that you imme diately leave the room or office new occu pied by you and surrender the same te me as city treasurer. W. S. Shikk." Lancaster, Pa., Jan. 10, 1881. Mr. Welchaus said : " I am treasurer of the city of Lancaster and I am here te protect my authorities." .Messrs. shirk ami Lamm men ieit. Ordlnatieu. At tli a First-. Reformed church vester- ihiv Tti-nt1iirs Jehn B. Reth and Jehn Ken- ner were duly ordained as ciders of the church, and brothers .taigene it. dihiiu and Ernest Zahm as deacons. Deeds Recorded. The county recorder reports that all deeds, releases and ether papers left at his office have been recorded up te the 1st of January, 1881, aud these persons entitled te them are requested t-j call aud take them away. Sale of Tobacco. Geerge Fisher, of Maner township, has sold one acre of tobacco te Mr. Altschue, for 21, 8 and 3 cents. It is large tobacco but by no means free from flea-bite. Railroad Accident. Suuday morning about half-past one one o'clock, as a freight train west, drawn by engine 99, was passing the Lemen street crossing efthe Pennsylvania railroad, three cars were thrown from the track, the ac cident being caused, as Is supposed, by the falling of a "Jnigger head," which, catch ing in one efthe " frogs," lifted the track and cars of course followed it. The wreck blocked up the south track of the railway, and when engine 359 came east seen after wards, it ran into the wreck. The cylinder head of the engine was broken and it was otherwise pretty badly damaged. The wreckers of Columbia were sent for, and by 8 o'clock a. m., had the track clear. Nobody was hurt by the accident. The Lecal Democracy. A number of well-known Democrats of the city met at the Stevens house Saturday evening, being the C3th anniversary of Jack Jack eon's victory at New Orleans, for the pur pose of considering the organization of a permanent Jeffersonian club. J. L. Stein metz, esq.,- was elected temporary chair man and Wm. T. Jefleries, secretary. After some informal discussion a commit tee consisting of Philip Bernard, Geerge M. Stcinman and Peter McConemywas appointed te inquire and report upon the matter of securing permanent quarters, and the meeting adjourned till Thursday evening next at 8 o'clock, at the same place. A Surprise Party at KeainsteiYii. On Thursday evening a party of ladies, numbering some forty odd, called en Mrs. Ellen Zell, widow, residing in Reamstown, and who was known te be in destitute cir cumstances, and supplied the family with a goodly store of the necessaries of life, such as flour, meat, potatoes, clothing, etc. Messrs. U. B. Kline and Albert Killian collected upwards of seven dollars for the purchase of coal. The gentlemen and la dies who took part in this surprise, as well as these who contributed thereto, are te be congratulated for their kindness and liber ality shown en this occasion. Sunday Scheel Banks Kebueil. It has been ascertained that the small saving banks, belonging te the Sunday schoelof St. Jehn's Lutheran church, were opened aud robbed a few days age. Each class has a bank in' which the money is placed : these banks have been kept iu the church, and the keys were in the cupboard. It is'suppesed that some one entered the church and unlocked the banks during the absence of the jauiter. It is net known hew much money was taken, but it prob ably amounted te six or eight dollars. THE IfOMffiOPATUS. Meet inj; or their Medical Society. A meeting of the Homeeopathic medical society of Lancaster and Yerk counties was held en Tuesday last at the office of Dr. F. F. Frantz, in this city. The meet ing was well represented by members of both counties. Several sporadic cases of diphtheria and scnrlct fever of a severe type were reported existing in western and northern portions of this county, aud an unusually large number of cases of pneumo pneume inia and catarrhs. The meeting adjourned te meet at Columbia April 13. m A Deuble Funeral. This morning there was a double funeral from St. Jeseph's hospital, the deceased being Benedict Beese, aged 81 yeais, and Zeferine Fry, aged about 33 years, both being boarders at the hospital. The in terment took place at St. Jeseph's ccme ! tery. ! . IIeiineH te be Greeted. Urban fc Burgar have pill chased of Philip D. Baker, esq., the property en the east side of Seuth Queen street, between Hazel and Andrew, known as the Sprengci property. The purchasers will erect seven houses en the ground. Increase of Business. The amount of money realized by the sale of tickets at the Pennsylvania rail road passenger depot in this city was $11, 388,83 larger during 1880 than 1879. On rile. The annual report of the peer directors has been tiled in the register's office. Patents. The card el Messrs. M. M. Kehrcr V Sen.. -o-liciter- of patent-, Sua Seventh street, Wash ington, II. C, N elsewhere published. Mr. ttelucrlsa native ami former resident of Lan caster county, whose knowledge el" the detail el the patent efllce, gained by hi- present resi dence in the capital city,ceiititutesu valuable adjunct te the practice of Iih profession. Physiology Study. The class for study et Physiology will have its monthly meeting this evening at 8 o'clock, iu V. 31. C. A. hall. Class is still open for work ing members. The queen of medicinal and toilet eap. the fragrant Cntlciir.t. Prevent weakness and degeneration el" the kidneys and urinary organs Malt Hitters. ftei-SClAL, netvi:. Prognostic?. There is no surer indication of the coming of Spring, than te see a small boy, whose chief article et clothing Is a rag tied around a sere ter, looking for a umd puddle te swim in, and the great demand for frpring iilosseiu ler thoroughly purifying the bleed. Prince, 50 cents ; trial bottles, 10 cents. Fer sale by II. I!. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 1.7.I North Queen street, Lancaster, Fa. Dr.. JSnewKiNO does net eluiiu that his C. C Cordial is a cure-all. It is ler Coughs, Colds of any kind, and for the relief et Consumptive iu all stages of the disease. If veu will give it a trial, and use according te directions, tha re sult w 111 be astonishing. Fer sale by druggists at 50 cents per bottle. Dr. IJrewning. Propris Prepris tar, 1117 Arch street, Philadelphia. .Making a Raise. Jehn Hays, Credit 1. O., s.iy: III shoulder vas se lame ter nine months 'that he could net raise his hand te his head ; but by the use et Dr. Themas's Kclcctric Oil the pain and lame ness disappeared, and although three months have elapsed, he has net had an attack et its since. Fer sale by II. It. Cochran, druggist, 137 and Iffi) Xerth IJucen street. Lancaster, Pa. JtEATUS. Lkbzbltek. In Heading en the 8th inst., Charles, son of Philip and Elizabeth Lebzelter, aged 12 years. The ielatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited te attend the funeral from the Evangelical Lutheran church, en Wednes day afternoon, at i o'clock. Interment at I. an, caster cemetery. i!td SEW AlirERTlSEaU?XTH. PUBLIC SALE UP VALUAALE CITY PROPERTY. On-MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1SS1, the undersigned executer et the will of Geerge Albright, deceased, will sell at pub He sale at the Leepard Hetel. Lancaster, Pa., the following described property, viz: Ne. 1. All that vnluabie let of ground situat ed at the corner of East Chestnut street and Cherry allay (Ne. ISO), containing in front en Chestnut street 23 feel, mere or less, and ex tending southward 252 feet, mere or isss, te Marien alley. On said let are erected a one story llltlCIt DWELLING HOUSE and Hack Building, a Frame Stable, a Flame Shep aud othcreutbuildings.. There arc a number of fruit trees, grape vines, Ac, en said property. Ne. 2. A let et ground atljeiuiui? Ne 1 en the east anil property of William Hensel en the west, containing in front en Chestnut street 3S feet,inere or less, extending southward same depth us Ne. 1 te Marien alley, en which is erected a one-story B KICK DWELE1NU HOUSE, Frame Shep and ether outbuildings. There are also valuable fruit trees, Ac, en the let, and a hydrant and nevei-failing well of water Ne. :;. Let of ground fronting en Arch alley, adjoining St. Jehn's Lutheran church prop erly en the north, unit property of II. Deerr en theseuth, and extending eastward 72 feet, mere or. less, te property et II Deerr. This let has a front en Arch alley et 25 feet, mere or less, and en it is erected a one-story FUAME DWELLING HOUSE, with geed dry cellar. There is also a side alley and, in the yard a geed bake even, and pump and never-tailing well et water. Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. m. en said day when conditions, will be made known by JOHN U. ALBRIGHT, Executer of Will et Gee. Albright, dee'd. II. Siicbert, Auct. JanlO-GtdM&S new jinrmnsBMEVTs. HTRICH BKO.S ADVERTISEMENT. ASTEICH BRGVS Have Jut Onencd their Mm. Embroideries, And invite the attention efthe ladles of Lan caster te the unexampled low prices at which these beautiful and useful goods are offered. Our dUplay this week will embrace Em broideries et every Description, suited ter ull purposes and at all price, from 2c. per yard upwards. Edgings and Insertions Fer Itaby Clothing in ueat and pretty style. ELEGANT EMBROlDEltlF.S FOR LADIES' L'XDEKCLOTIUNG. SPECIAL BARGAINS. Magnificent Patterns of FLOUNCING- Gaud 7 inches wide, at only twenty-Ave cents per yard. Handsome Patterns of Wide Needle Werk at 10 and 12c. per yard. Klch Patterns at 10c. Most Elaborate Patterns from :lte3(K. per yd. Deep Embroidered Flouncing iu most exquisite designs at GO and s2e. lEuibroldcrcd.Fleuncins 14 te 18 Inches widc,in the most beautiful patterns, at $1 and $1.25 per yard. , Itcd Needle Werk at 1 and 3c. per yard. WE OFFER NOW ALL OUK HATS AT 19e. FIR TRIMMINGS In lilack, lioewn and Gray, 1 inch widclSc. yt inches wide, 73c.: 2 inches wide, $ 1 per yd. LADIES' AND MIssES' AT SI .97. Nete the billowing price, el our NOTIONS. i:. 1st ing Cottens 12 spools ler 5c Clark's O. X. T. Cotten 2 spools for !e Coats's llest i spools for 9c WlIlumantiellcatG-Cerd Cotten. 2 spools ler 9c Holyekes200yaids Cotten 2c. a spool Clark's Crochet Ge. per spool Hull Knitting cotton tc. per ball Dexter's White Knitting Cotten In u umbers at 7c. per ball Dexter's Colored Cotten in ISrewn. Drab, Navy Blue, and Brown and Itluc Mixed, at Sc. per ball Mending Cotten at 2c. per card Star Skirt Ilraid 5c. per belt Needles 5c. per paper Geed Pins :!c. per paper Hcst English Pin c Safety Pins 5c. pur dozen ltlack Pins 4e. per box Hat Pins 2ferlc Tape 2c. per piece Dress Shields 8c. per pair Shee Polish 7e. per bottle Shee Uutteners Ic Children's Garters 3c. per pair Corset Lacings 1c Shee Lacings tic. per dozen Linen Thread 5c. per skein Hair Pins leper pa per English Hair Pins 5c. per paper Kiibber Hair Phis 10c. per box Steel-Pointed Hair Pins 4c. per paper Invisible Ilnir Pins 8c. a box Hair Crimpers .2c. apiece Flexible Curlers I'ca paper Children's Hound Combs 3c. apiece FineCeinbs ic Waterproeiljossamers Dressing combs 3c Teeth Brushes 3c llaby Brushes 3c Infant Combs 12c Hair Brushes 13c Hey t's German Cologne 17c Fine Perfume 5c Soaps at 3c. per cake Winser's Seap at 5c. per cake Turkish Bath Seap 5c. per cake Geneva Bouquet 5c. per cake Baby Mine 5c. per cake Fancy Figure Seap 5c per cake Glycerine Ball 5c Large Cakes of Seap 7c vH-llULi. . alK Gum Bibs 4c Ladies' Large Pocketbooks 19c Zephyr Weel, all colors 9c. per ounce Gennantewn Weel 8c. per ounce Saxony f 2.25 per pound White $2 per pound Butten-hole Twist 2c. a quilt 50 yards Sewing Silk 5c. a spool. 2 spools for 9c. 100 yards Sewing Silk 9c. u spool Knitting Silk in balls 38c Embroidery Silk 20c. per bunch Aggate Buttens 12 dozen for 3c Large Aggatc Buttens G dozen for 10c Writing Paper and Envelopes 5c. per box Chenille 6c. per yard FEATII Eli EDGE BUAID 3c A PIECE. Serpentine Braid Ne.13, 17, 21 anti 25, H, 10, 13 and 17c. per dozen Irish Trimming 15c. apiece Wide 25c. apiece Magic Unfiling. ), 3, 4. (J and 9, 23, 23, 27, 20, 33 and 30c. apiece Wax Beads 7c. a string Black Jft Beads 10 bunches for 35c ASTRICH BR0S, 13 EAST KING STRESS, LANCASTER, PA. JfEW AVTEBTISEMESTS- Carriages! Carriages! Carriages! CALL AND SEE NORBEOK &. MILEY'S HANDSOME CARRIAGES, PHAETONS, BUGGIES And Vehicles et all Description. A New Supply of SLEIGHS Just finished. The best iu th market. Repairing promptly attended te. Keinember ourJIetto : " OUR WORK SUSTAINS OUR WORD." OFFICE AND FAUIUKT: COR. DUKE AND VINE STS., LANCASTER, PA. We cull attention te a tew very dMirable articles at unusually low price. Beys' Silver Hunting Caied Watches at $0.23 Beys' Silver Hunting Cased Stem Winding Watches 15.00 Gentlemen's Silver Hunting Cased Full Jeweled Watches. 3.1W Gentlemen's Silver Hunting Cased Stem Winding Watche 13.00 Ladies' 10 and 14 Carat Geld Hunting and Half Hunting Cased Watches at is.oe We call attention te our flnc Movement for Ladien' Watches Full Jeweled, even in centre pivots, which we will case te order in Handsome Bex-joint Monogram Cases or otherwise Gentlemen's 1 Size Movement Cased and Engraved or Monegr.iuimed te order. A special newliueet goods Isjust received, consisting Gentlemen's Silver Box-jelnt-Cased Watches, the Handsomest. Silver Watches ever brought te this city. We invite an Inspection of these goods, feeling confident w can show inducements te buyers net te be found elsewhere. H. Z. RHOADS & BRO., Jewelers, 4 West King Street, - Lancaster, Pa. EDW. J. Manufacturing Jeweler, Zahm's Cerner, Tuiugs in our Beautiful and Durable Christmas Gilts. WATCHES, DIAMONDS, CLOCKS. SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, JEWELKY, GOLD BRONZES, GOLD HEAD CANES, GOLD THIMBLES, SILVER HEAD CANES, SILVER THIMBLES, OPERA GLASSES. GOLD PENS AND PENCILS, HANDKERCHD3F AND GLOVE BOXES, GOLD BRONZE SMOKING SETS, PINE CIGAR SETS, BACCARET VASES. ALL THESE AND MAXV MOUE AT ZAHM'S CORNER, LANCASTER, PA. A'A'ir Airt:KTisi:Mt:xTs. IT'OKKENT. TIIK STOKK BOOM ;. 41 . Wet King street, new occupied by Jehn Falek, Tailor. Possession given Al'KIL 1, 1S8I. ApplVtO WILLIAM J. COOI'EK, JanS-M.W&Sltd Wist King Street, COODCOOK WAMK11. T 1 13 Xert h hulce Sti eet. AfriAT AT NO. j-m-JIKitd AU1KL WANTE1 AT M. Orange Street. 13 Wl!T ltd- S HOOTING MATCH f'OU A FINE LOT OK TURKEYS at the Millport II del, en the htra-bunr l'ike, three miles east et Lancaster en WEDXEMiAY AFTERNOON. All levers of the tiiL'jrerarc invited. 2td JOHN F. ECIITERXACII. PUISLlCSALh. ON TU11SUAV, JANUARY i", 1KSI. will be -old al public vendue, at the Cooper Heuse, en Wet Kins "trect, Lan caster, 1'a , the lelhm in properly te wit : The three story Tin Rt.elcd Dwelling Heus", with Iwo-sterv brick Mate reefed and one ene one Ntery frame kitchen attachment', having 11 rooms ;a, hut and cold watcr,batli and range, and situate Ne. Ill East Lemen -licet. Lam-aster. 1'a., being the properly et Mi--j Frances K ready, and extending nerthwaid JI." feet, and has a vaiicty et fruit thereon. Io Ie Io be.ien and geed title will bcuiven April l.lnsi. Sale te commence at 7H o'clock p. in, of mild day. when ea-v term-and conditions will be made knew n by IJAUSM AX X. UUUNS. Real Estate Agents. IS. F. Kewe, And. jjnH)-2wdeedi: TATENTS M. M. ROHRBR & SON, Attekm:y9-at-l.vw and Solicitous ev A.mkiu ca.v am) feucxg.v i'atum-s Ne. 509 seventh. St., "Wasliingfe-.i, J). C. 1'iactici patent law in all its branches in the Patent titlieu aud the Courts. Special atten tion given tore-issue uud rejected casc. jlU-ltd&Itw ITIXECUTOK'S AIUOUKNKO VUIILIC 'j Sale of Valuable City 1'ieperty, en WED XESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1N. at the Franklin Heuse. Lancaster city, 1'a., the billowing real catatc bcleging te the estate of the laic Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McCert, te wit: Ne. 1 and 2. 2 two-story brick lioiihei with two-story back building", fronting en East Orange .street each 2J feet, it li gas, water and ether improvements, Xes. 417 and Mil. Xe. :t. A two .story brick house with two story back building, fronting about IS t.-d en East King street, and extending iu depth 2I." feet, being property Xe. ."ml. Sale te cemmencu at 7 o'clock p. m., et jaid ilav, when condition:, et sale will be made known by It E V. A . F. K A U L, janlMml Executer of said Estate. XECUTOUH' SALKOKCITV PKOPKRTk', On TUESDAY, FEURUARY 1, IHl.thc undersigned executers of Michael Malene, de ceased, will expose te sale, at the Cad well Heuse, the following real estate te wit : Xe. 1. A let of ground, en the X. E. corner et Orange and Shlppen streets, u ith a frontage et 4D feet, mere or less, en Orange street, and along Shlppen street, northward, 215 feet ten public alley, en which is erected a commodi ous and well-butt Mansion. Xe. 301, two-sterlcs high, with two-story itack isuildimr, all lu geed repair. Alse, en rear of let, a two-story ltiick Stable and ether improvement. Sale at 7 o'clock, when terms will be made known by EDW ARD McUOVERX, WM. L. TEII'Li:. JAMES M.HURKE. Executers of Michael Malene, dcc"d. Husky Suubsct, Auct. jtinlii tld ESTERTAIXMESTS. 1 ItANO CONCEKT BY REMENYI, Aistcd by the following Sole Artist : MLLE. RENIE REIGNARD, SOPRANO. Mr. EDMOND DE CELLE, TEXOR. Mr. HENRY BEALE, PIAXIST. :hci Fulton Opera Heuse, TUESDAY EVEMXG, J AS. 11, 1881. ADMISSION' 50 and ?.C'ls. RESERVED SEATS 75 Ct. Tickets for sale at Opera Heuse Ofllce. j7-4t TjULTOX OPEKA HOUSE. THURSDAY, JANUARY 13. The Popular Comedian. MR. B. MACAULEY, In his original characterization et UNCLE DAN'L,- Inventor of the Annihllnter and Pettlnglll's Handcuffs. The Typical American Comedy by E. A. LOCKE, J ' " A Messenger Frem Jarvis Section," Abounding in quaint humor and novel edects. ADMISSIOX, - - - 33.50& 75c. RESERVED SEATS, .... Si. Scats for gale at Opera Heuse Ofllce. j$-5td ZA-HM, Lancaster, Pa. stock that maku lUAKKETS. l'hlludelpbla Market. Philadbli-hia, Jan. ID. Fleur dull and un changed medium grade weaker te veil ; super n ne.i 00:: SO ; esira :: 73fj4 25; Ohie and In diana family $e50gi;W; Peim'a Umily $5 00 jft 23 ; St. Leuis I'auiilv f5 73?fi30: Minnesota xtra J3 oasis 73: stral-ht, $5aG25; patent and high grades ft: iiV. live dour dull at i." oe. Wheat tinner; Ne. 2, We'tern Red $1 lr; Penn'a. Red and Amber $1 151 1U! .. Cern firm with fair local demand; steamer 5.$fj33c; yellow, 5.;c : mixed Kfe. Oals firm with geed Inquiry; Xe. 1 White 4SKc; No.2de47&47c; Ne. S de 4(;jc; Xe. 2 Mixed 454.)c. Rye steady al !?. Previsions strain.' : intss poi k, new, at $14 25 1175; beet hams $17 OOiJIJ 00; Indian m.i-g beet $10 00, f. e. b. Ihicen smoked shoulders 3!43Ke : salt de 43c: smoked hams 9iitUje; pickled huui8Sc. Lanlllriuer; citv kettle OJc : loose butchers' ;.;e ; prime steam VICOQ0 50. Hetter dull and uuscttled; Cjteum ery extra SiQSSe ; de geed te choice 27020; ilradfenl county and Xew Yerk extra, lubs, 27v23c : de firkins. 2425c; Western reserve extra 21?j22e: de geed le choice 17020c. Rolls dull and weak: I'cmi'aElru lV2lc ; Western Resi-rve extra 1821. Eggs dull and lower; Penn'a :!5c; West eri , fresh. 34c; held lels, 27-Ke. Chee-H ti'Mii with fair demand; Xrw Yerk tul! cream l.!:c: Western full cream 12 &i:U;; dofairlegood U4Qliiiv; de half skim. 10l!c ; Pa de 10Jllc. Petroleum dull : leflned Iffiv. Wh!ky at tl IX Seeds Geed te prima clever steady VQS; Flaxseed dullat $le0askcdl New erk Market. Xbw Yerk. Jan. 10. Fleur linn, with moderate expert and jobbing trade ;?uparnne State $3 ):; SO ; extra de 4 204 50 ; choice de $4W)4!: tancy de $5 WQS ); round hoop Ohie$4255 00: choice de at $5 10t75; super line weilcrn ;30g3S: common te geed ex tra de Jl 20&4 u" ; choice de (4 70; 73 ; choice whittt wheat de $5 OOQCOti; Southern quiet and steady: common te fair extra $1 75 (f25; geed te choice de5 30C50. Wheat iMyA.c better, very quiet: Xe. 1 White, Feb., l 17: Xe. 2 Red Feb. $1 20 1 20) ; de March, 1 21il 21. Cern iGj6c better and quiet ; Mixed west ern spot. .'fctx."i7;c: defutureat mYATuYm. Oats i4J.c higher : State 43240 : Western KYMWs. Cattle Market. PniLADELriiiA, January 10. Cattle market lew: Prime MC: geed 5iMJ."ic; medium 45c ; common 3ffi45c. " Sheep market fair; Prime r,ic ; geed ViWc; medium 5K6?3Jf ; common 4j5c. Heg market active ; prime Tc ; geed 7Je 7;ic ; medium 7tS ; common U7c. Hteck Market. Xbw Yerk Stocks. Stocks strong January in. A. 11. A. M. r. m . r. m. r.n. U:Zi 11:40 2A5 2.30 3:11 Meney Eile R. It 3ffl .VIJ 50 5J6 1 Hiii 52J4 10-.V-. 3 315i 22; 6 07 11354" 98 .v; 81 113 45 153i 123 12514 134 12; ny. Michigan &. A L. S....1SJK i:i4 Michigan Cent. R. R..I25 123 Chicago a X. W 127 12H Chicago, M & St. P.. .11 11S Uau. A St. J. Cem 52 :Vi " ' P'ld....HKf!l 100 ioicue a vvauu.sii.... 4i.;i OhlAMissisippi.... : St. Lenis, I. M. AS.R.. 54 Ontario and Western. :tl C. C. & I. C. R. It '11 NewJcrseyCCnti-.il.. 88 21M uei. a iiiiiisen uauai. '.;, uei., l.w;k. a wesienui.s II2i Western Union Tel... M 07j2 Pacific .Mail S. S. Ce.. 50 5;i American u.xei. co, Union Pacific. llSJi li:fK Kansas & Texas.... Xew Yerk Central. Adams Express... Illinois Central Cleveland A Pitts. Chicago & Reck L. Pittsburgh A Ft. W Philadelphia. Stocks unsettled. Pennsylvania R. R. Phll'a. A Reading... Lehigh Valley Lehigh Xtvli;atien . 45ys 45 rr,yA 3e5 5i 4014 33J4 W54 4 7 20J 581 ey, my. safe 50 40 Al 444 ISO l' ml Xerthcrn Pacific Cem 31 " " P'd . rffi rittaxiiuw!A is. Northern Central .. Phll'a A Erie R. R. Xerthcrn Penn'a... Un. R.R's of X J... Hestonville Pass.... Central Trans. Ce.. 1'JX 45 JUISVELLAXEU US. Dli. l.KWJX's CATALOGUE ON THE treatment of Rheumatic Diseases can be had ler nothing by calling at Lecher's Drug Stere, East King street, or Dr. Leng's Drug Stere, corner et West King and Maner streets, or at his efllce, 47 West King street. janH-ttd J. E. SHIRK, M. D. (temierly at the Vienna General Hospital), 126 NORTH DUKE STREET, Lancaster, Pa. f lfllc. I Ien l J 1( tO 12 A. X. OfflC IIOU1S J e tQ 4 p jj jS-7tdA2t THIRD EDITION MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 10, 1881. WEATHKK INMCATIOK3. Washington. Jan. 10. Fer th IfHdU states, rain, and snow, followed tonight by decidedly colder north te west wiaday part ly cloudy weather, and rising barometer. CONGRESS. Proceedings la th Hmm. In the Senate Mr. Legan introduced a bill te authorize the appointment of Gen eral.Grant en the retired; list. The bill was read at length en the request of Mr. Conkling. It authorizes his appointment te the re tired list with the rank and full tv of general of the army. The second section autherizesthe president, when he shall consider an emergency arisenrequiring the services of General Grant, te assign him te any command commensurate with the rank of general. Referred te the com mittee en military affairs. On the expiration of the morning hour Mr. McDonald spoke at length en the bill for the relief of Ben Halliday. At 1:45 the IIouse went into committee en !he Indian appropriation bill. irecMdlags In tbe Beese. In the Deuse, among the bills introduced te-day was oneby Mr. Buckner, request ing the president te apen negotatiens with Mexico or Central America for ces sion te the United States of territory for voluntary colonization of the colored population of the United States. MAKV O 'CONNER'S TRIAL. Fer the Murder of Her Tare Children. Jersey City, Jan. 10. The trial of Mary O'Connor, charged with the murder of her three children in July last, was com cem inenced this morning. The judge notified the jury that they would be confined to gether until they had agreed upon a ver3 diet. The district attorney then opened the case by reciting the circumstances of the murder, lie said that during the night of the murder Mary O'Cenner hid alaree carvingknife under her pillow, but finding it net sharp enough, went into another room where her husband kept his razor and returned with it te the room where her four children slept. Approaching the yenngest, Edward, a boy three years old, she cut his threat and also that of Francis, who slept in the crib with Edward. She next went te the bed where Patrick and Jehn slept, and cut Patriek's threat, but his terrible struggles awoke Jehn, who escaped, crying "murder." The cries awoke his father, who seeing what his wife had done went te the win dow and called the police. The first witness called was the seu, who testified te the circumstances detailed above. THE FLAMES. ltlgFlre la St. Leets. St. Leuis, Jan. 10. Fire last night de stroyed the restaurant, and row of one story shops and saloons en Broadway. Frem these it spread te the extensive buildings of the Broadway foundry, aud the establishment was seen in flames. At Brightea, Ont, Z Bnic.itTO.v, Ont., Jan. 10. The stores of T. Davis, grocer, R. Wynn, drugs, and 31. Ferris, dry goods, burned this morning. Less, 150,000. Senater Terbert's Kesldeace Burnett. Pottsville, Pa., Jan. 10. The resi dence of ex-Senater W. L. Terbcrt, which was known as the Girard 3Iansien, at Gu ard Maner, was totally destroyed by fire yesterday. Nearly all the furniture and valuables were saved. Less, $10,000 ; fully insured. The fire was caused by a defec tive flue. . rerisbed la the Fhuaes. Underwood, Out., Jan. 10 Mrs. Mc Lean's dwelling was burned te-day. She perished iuthe llames and ether members of the family were seriously burned. THE CUINESK. A Glimpse at the New Treaty. San Francisce, Jan. 10. Hen. Jehn Swift, one efthe commissioners te negoti ate a treaty with China, says that in ad dition te points already published the treaty contains a clause reserving te the United States the right te terminate at any time the residence of Chinese laborers in this country. It was also tacitly un derstood that Chinese cannot be natural ized in the United States, and that natur alizations already accomplished, shall bf considered null and void. Slxtj-Foer Uvea Lest at Sea. On December 13th the Japanese coast ing steamer foundered in the inland sea and sixty-four lives were lest. NO MEETING. Readiug "Outs" Reconneitre aud Retire. Philadelphia, Jan. 10. Ne annual meeting of the Philadelphia & Reading stockholders was held te-day. Messrs. Bullitt, McC'oek, Smith and ether mem bers of the opposition te the present man? agement, visited the office of the company and the Musical Fund hall, and, after as? ccrtaining that no meeting would be call ed, they retired. Nominated for Inspector General. "Washington, D. C. Jan. 10. Hayes te day sent te the Senate the name of Cel. Deles B. Sackett te be senior inspector general, with tbe rank of brigadier gen eral. Among the ether nominations made te-day was Jehn G. 3IcCaleb te be post master at Mount Pleasant, Pa. All 4uJet Among the Iceaaea. Verplanck's Point, N. Y., Jan. 10. AH quiet. The Sing Sing military arrived this morning. Xe men te take the place of the strikers have yet arrived. "Wife Murderer te be H aaged. Syracuse, Jan. 10 Nathan Orlande Grcinfield, the Oswego wife murderer, will be executed en Thursday, February 17, inOnandage cennty pennitentiary. Draakea StafT. Hew many children and women are slawly and surely dying, or rather being killed, by excesslve doctoring, or the dally nse of some drug or drunken stun called medicine, that no one knows what it is made of. who can easily becuiedand saved by Hep Bitters, made et Heps, Bncbn, Mandrake, Dandelion Ac., which is se pure, simple and harmless that the most trail woman, weakest invalid or smallest child can trust in them. Will you be saved by them? Sea ether column. U-2wdJtw M r-n J n39KAB8
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