LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCEft TUESDAY1 FEBRUARY 24, 1881
I'ATAL ACCIDENT.
Killed iu a.IH by railing Karlh.
Yestciday ai'tcriKien about e o'clock
Frederick Kahl,a feieman in the employ .f
Urban & Burger, w.tr, almost iust.iutij
killed by being stiuck by a mass of falling
earth in th-. prepetty en Seuth Queen
stiect, known a-, rfpiengei-'s vaults,"
new belonging te Ujban k IJuiger. Ti:e
circumstances aie as fellows : ?ilcs-r.-.
Urban & Burger arc about erecting dwell
ing beuses en the site of the vaults and
bad a feice of men at v.eik lomevingsomc
nine or ten feet of cartb with which the
top of the vaults is ceveitd. This caith
lias a fiezcn ciiist of s.e-ie two lectin
tbiekness, and it was ieiiieved h-j under
mining it and then h: caking in the frozen
crust with digging-neus. Just as the men
weic quitting we: I: last evening, Mr. Kali 3
said be felt cold ud would wai in liiuiscl!
up by weiking a little. Taking a she'ei
be commenced te dig under the e. ei
hangim: ciust. A number of the work
men weie around him, when some one
called out that the cui't v,;s giving away.
All the men ran from beneath the f.iiiitiu
caith and escaped, except Mr. Kabl, v. he
moved slowly, as though he thought time
was no danger. Instantly a huge c.il.c el
frozen eeilh weighing M'n.il tousled into
the pit. I he eult r r egc 1 it st:u-:: ..li
Kabl u sliding blew e i the left .sl.euMi r, i
pushing him fmwaid, ihiev.ing him te the
ground ami f.iMing tn his lower limbs.
Fer a moment he li.-M up hi- he id. i si: i.r
upon his hands, ami then sank helpless te
the earth. In a very few moments he v. a
extricated and em lied te the ic-ide'i'v of
Ames Urban, en lbs- ppesiie hide of t!i
street, but died ' etei" lc.ichiugit. 1).. i
F. W. Ulb.'.n and Jr. L. A. V"au-:'i w i
almost immedialeh en tin' jieiiud a. 1 a
l.t,iv1 rfl . wiiif.ihifi. Iiiin In f ltiit 1
V.-..A..O.;,.., i..,i -,:,i.',.'. ..,."..' "m. 'm v
Ratlb was also seen iu attend i ie", b n the
man was beyond earthly aid, and the b rlv
was seen ahcrwaid ler.iund te tin l.i'e
residenee of 3Ir. Kahl, t. .bs'p!i --tn'e!,
near St. Jeseph" - chinch.
Corener .Mishler being iseiili d cin-
paneled a juiy and
vicweu tlie K'iu.ti:.-.
ti. 1.r..1.r ..-.. . ;.. ... ....
di-flnie't event
. 1JU tflVIV .k.t Jll .1.. '."j
a slight aei.i :eii en the ! L siieiiJii.i,
and lew biuis. son the lewe: limb'-. Tii.
jury adjeiiint'ti .. it-.i in.ic in me m
ph:ins"c;ui 1 1. i.. .!ii . iiieiniii at Oe'elue!
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i.vy'u- w. 4--. l-.IM.I.I 1-'r-J. Wl.lt, - ....I,
.....u. ........ ..... ....,, .. . . .-r,.. i
The iiiiv lei.ih'icil a -.:!;.! of death
caus-'d by inpnics ice iv-d by the. 1 ill n ; , '
of a i.iass of t.iith. r
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4.tr. iiifl I w.i ! ulilf .n (."in! i-i i:i s(V(.;i
and the ether about tee;
. a:s eni.
Kahl had
.1 '....
im"
b; en
two or thiei! ,eai.s p ist ,t!r,
in the employ f Lib..n & Ilurger, and i;, (
icaseii in' his meiiteiieiis le-iluet was I
made a ferens in of ttveii!. e. n.-ii- ether,
werkn:'ti. lb- was the l.'i'dci r.f iiie ,
Spiing Gaiih'ii diuni ceiji-, a member of '
Lancaster ledge Ie. (i, K. of ., and id
Lancaster Division, Ne. 0, Uniform II ml:
K. el I'., and also a member e. tlie Amc.i
can Mechanics. He wai implicitly tut-ted '
by his empleyei.-' and h'ahly cFteemed by
a large circle of fiieivls ind acqp liutai.ci's.
who aie irit'.itlv giieved b his sudden
death.
rm:
I'Ailta
(If the lC.'-le-j Hand ::tui
1.1-
i.'iiiiii.ui;. .
A large crowd of visiteis weic again i:i
attendance at tiie Key.-lenc band ia r !, 1
night. Contestant wer :i'tie with theii
boehs soliciting voles, r. I.nm' eiewd w is
gatheret! imind the- v. h -i i i fctttiu", a. id.
ethers wcie invest iu; in the .etic'es i'.
chanced till". 3Ir. X. IJebeils wen a j...i
of vaes: Leuis ytr.ui1- pail of ,,i.n;
Miss Katie L'ght, j-air ei -..p-c-.: .Miss
Emma C'egley, air of viis"- : .! pb L.
Cogley, a celery gl.p-s. u -.'.tuidav evm
injr the cat pet, i:uu, Davit, sewing m ; hir.c
andnsmc; watcn v. lli l.-e votee e.i. isic
and Jehn McM-.u.... w.-iesv. ,m. and their ' J"' 1-".cusl 'i at, .si evening ei cn cn cn
testimonyaste th.' .iciimstanc-s of t!:e "M'i;"". We!; in ler.u will t.ihe place en
.n..;..t Vr..,.. ..,.!.., .,.i;, ii,. .. .,! .... -K,.n . :-:tu.(ny me.iung. 1 he se ices will :it-
ami .1 Silt t;. tiitieit -.iii i.t: twiv;u i-.. i ;n- -,, . , , . , , T .
committee of airangcm.nl s has the-.uht ! ';''" :l !-:t..l .lvi" ...i I- s- h. ; ..n. It. is
it advisable ie continue the lab U1.tii M''1M"': d k-ptekeil the ,.eap .:. up te 10
Wednesdav. Mai eh 2. Fiem -mcl-M ..- K V m-i-.eentally ,us
......-.: :n 1 ...i fll.ll' '"I.
neai-aiiees the lair will nc a graiei sti.-u
and ere long tiie Keyst ene buys c-:.
I.
I
apjiear iu hue new uniform-.
Hip !ti:)'.:iiic
The visit of the Heme chihiicu ie :l:e
Humane fai'-yesteidaj alie.-n. m. v.a. a
gi and success, lb'twcea lid . anti sln id
the little ones p.utiei atcd iii it. The,.
Knr thiec pieces and were floated t i''e
eicam. candy, otauges ami p,'ii!i.
Last night was American nigiit and tin
room was eiewded Te-n.ght will be
L'nien night. At the wheel of foil line
last night .lehn Ibadel w..s wen b
Miss Mescr ; she will take him.
The following aitiele.s weic wen
by tlie persons named : little dell. Mis.
Schauta; cigar case. Gceige Shubnyer.
jr; tidy, Emma Leng ; pin cu-hieu. Heniy
I)eerr: leielver Chas. Meiiigar. be:; of
cigars, Henry A. Slietik ; thice packs of ';
!.,,. i
tobacco. MaivHelan: large cat, .ur
nish: halfcwt. Heur, .Mrs. Jelni Beck : b .
of starch, Mrs.llcenningc! : piir of vases, S.
It. lleflnieier ; wax book, Gte.Fink; fancy
cushion, Umily Kautz; cigar h 'der,
.1. II. Dean ; small de'l, Sleitey.
1.1 or I'ditiT-j.
A Timely Tonic Ably Treated i
Simen P. Klj, c-stj., hbiaii.iu of the '
Lancaster County .Ajjrieultiual and lleiti- ,
cultural society, and one of the met in I
tcllijicnt and public .sphiteii e." its meiit- ,
hers, has published in a neat pamphlet el
:55 panes, printed bv Stiinmaii ii Hen- I - -
V. It ..i- c f . . i . :., 1 inr-O nailers is. Iirar Otiarters.
sel. his addrc-s en "L-c'S el line Is in -
Lancaster Count v. Thcii iniluenie en' Ihcy tell a pictly geed jam at tne ex
the climate, tcmjiciatuie, .spiin.-s and j P'.ei .no el tee mcmber.s el the city
streams. Their protection ae.iinsl steii.is P d.ce feirc Ihc mayor sent him
and floods. Hew feicsts improve tlie. soil. Ue a butcher Mth a yeibal order
ti ,,...i: ,i-ii.;n,.m..w,f r.mwK,.,, for a Joie-eaaiter et beef for the
the rainfall censidesed. Hew tuchaid.s
have been affected. I.e.tMins win- iitv-fei-e.sts
.should be jilanted and the timber
belts of the eeniitrv xieul 1 ivteckcd and
incscrvcd."
All these themes an; of the Inchest im
pertancc te all classes of the- auiiculluial
community, upon whose piespeut;, laurely
depends the weal of every ether iutci.vt.
Te the intelligent discuss-en of the topics
stated Mr. Uby blinds caiel'iil .study, wide
experience and ample icseaicb amene;
copious autheritic.-. Ilisesstyi; v.iitteii
in p casing style and his logical conclu
sions aie fei tilled with impiecnible facts.
The destruction of forests is without deubr
a cause for most serious a'.um. and the
lcsteckine; of timbci lands is a subject
for piofeund cou-idciatien. We knew of
no better means te clieek the evil ami pie pio
mete the remedy than She wide tlisiribu tlisiribu
tien and the extended readin"; an I study
of 3Ir. Ebys adibe.vs.
Mr. lluciirle as State Sejiermteiniaiil.
Allcntew u Chronicle.
The term of Pi of. AViekeihain as t tatc
superintendent expiicdlst May ami l.e
has net bean leappeintcd. lie has held
the office for feuiteeu yens. A number
of names have been saiCLre.sted as suitable
candidates, and anion"; them is that of
our former city superintendent, Mr. II.
K. Buehrle, ney of Lancaster.
Mr. Uuchile has every qualification for
the office, aud his ajipeiutmcnt by Gover Gever Gover
nerJIIj.Vt would be a jfiacclul recojnifien
of his ability as an educator, and one that
would nice; with general approval. .Mr.
Uuehrlc possesses excellent adniinisli.Hivc
capacities and hi; admlni .tr.tt ion of the
office of .state siipcniitcndei;! would le le
deund te the ctedit ami hv.i.u- of hhiiselt
and the state.
t-hcrWn :iles.
Uills have been posted in the com I
house announcing that several p upcitie-.
will be sold at sheriffs sale en Sahml.u,
Maich 12.
COL.TJMBIA KEWS.
mi: i:i;ullak: coi:itiisre.N:;.c!.
Mic Alary JliKlln Acclilcr.t-.liy Killed.
Senater C. b. KaulTman returned, last
evening, from Ilairkburg te his home, at
this place, whcie he is cenliued with a
sevcie illness.
Haifa dozen tramps spent last night in
the boreush lock up. The cold weather
was tee much for them.
Telephonic connection was made yester
day evening with the Chieties iron com
pany. Te-day Watte, Tuells & Ce., and
the b'veral furnace., between Uhbkies ami
Watts station,, wiil be connected. Later
M.uicti.i will be leagued and the sx-veial
subscribers at that place taken in.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. L
church gave one of their pleasant seciables
iu the church pailers last evening. Tim
iltendance v,ii geed and something meie
th:.n thirteen deliais was netted te the
chut eh.
31 r. Alfred C. Hi unci and half a dozen
friends have .seemed for themselves quar
tcis at Washington, D. C, te attes-d .the
inauguration en tne -Jin et .u.iicli.
The l'e in vl.-.uiii laihead will
II tick-
cts from h"
te Washington. I). C.
fellows :
i" -10. ti-
Vi-i YeiklT.).-ii Ir.iiisb'uig
l.-i.r, :. il... .M mi "-l.-.. .! i:i-Ki ::
and geed te icltiiu until Match Tth.
Captain I). Brainard f'.isj went te liar-
r'sbuiv ves'.-rdav in 1 ha 1 delivered te him
. i ...;... i :. ..; .1 .ii .. . n. .... ' !
;t u.uimii ;e; lit e iiuiimuu ten. ii s tie .iu-
iuial appr .pii.itien from the state t- Cmi
ptny 11. f t! is pi. ice. The money h;s
been w.tnlcd ler a c ip!e r months, mil it
! comes in geed time. JJlankels weic ; r .c
i.sed t'le cempanv fr the in.iuguial tup.
1 C. IJ. Giubb's carjicntci shop the ii.-b-
I 'u y
i winch Wt
av'-
in account e! i'i
, l.i-t e. 'ling's I:-ir.i.mei..vcri
is. situ ucd
at the tunnel and net at tlie ileniy (.'lay
luniuv. as we inadveiti-iitly stated.
The !':(ie:is' bind stalled out la-tcnui-in
' te "lei.i'de a number of our le-id.ng
jciti.t:;i for tin jiuipjsu of leplenisijing
I tucirtriv.-ury. bat atthelir-t step tie- i s
i s'lunifuts fiec up and the piemi-cd v i
en.ide was net css.tiily nottpeucd until
I the father hi comes meie picasaut.
I .Menntini' the amounts i.iid aside fei the
. band m ly be kept wheie they aic and ::
1 teicst adde'l llh-m.
. -ll
i m: ii f'tr t : .m. t;v. v.- c his. :,.!
.. .....,... .. ..- ..j. ...... ..... ....
w.us kept :i millmeiv teie at Xe.
., . ...til.
h-'It! at Let late le-id-'iiee at 1) o'clock and
the fiiuei.il ceitu"j will icrececd te Done Dene
g'li .hutch ceup'tcn, vi.ciclhcieiiiaius of
t a. ieff..s
1...... .i.i !n ii i i.ifni . i
liic"iei
urv was again av..v de.', u tii's
meini'ig. .Six di--le'Cs :.b.ie zci-. is the
' ii.:' sl v,
h.iVti iieaid of aiitl this limine
d at an eailv hour out in the
n t- u-:
.Mitntiw. A l e
inilh .- it shlctu'i'
O ClOJiC
a .icgi
at
tr.
abe-.
1. K.
w;
M'gistl'IC'l.
Aet'idutii.i'ly Illilcd.
An accident eccuricd this meruisig at
Xeiw . id. the i evidence of .1. lleust.su
" is1iii. wiiji-li lesulted in the death of Mr.
.'il'iih'i's ..!. daughter. .Mis.. Mar.;. Frem
:i. ii-;,- . .'.'its .it ban:! it ajtp'ais tli.tt Mi-.s
Miiibu was engaged in anaueang the
jii'le.'.s mi hrr father's lied, when .: ic ic
veler. which was lying uniki one ei the
ilhv..-, was di- barged fiem being dis.ir-
t ranged ei while the unfortunate lady was
! in thea-t .i iei!i jving it. The bullet , i -'elriie.i
iicr biai.i, de itii resulting aim s
iiist.tiilaueeusl.. Tim wildest stejhs
wiroalie.it tills meinhiu, bit we believe
tii" abut' te he the (iiUM-iieu of the
aitai'-.
A gci'tlt i.i'in who w.;s .;' X u"0. ed
."beitly iifle'i the accident gives lis i':e f.l
1 l.-wing .I'-cennt of it : Mhs M'lf.iin stair d
fiem tin-
in ..!! t i t.ie .nler te ;.,e'i .smie
l u-e in the tobacco shed.
lilf-i
j Sii"! f iy .rrer ,he leached lli;
the lepeil of the discharge
! v.-a 'i.'.-.ni a'l'l l'ie pj ijil"
iitsheti te that room. Mi
' sitting room
of a liic-arin
in the heu.se
.; Miillbi '.
lie ile.-r hv.,l.
im. ivn.g e'i iu i l tcl: en
s
am 1 1.
s,,,i ;-.iiniIy '.iUi.IiMi.
Oi fiessiii', inftiirnatieu comes fiem
l.j mis. iiv.a. l'r -eme time prist the
1 1 tunc f.tmiiy of ; iimn'! Slnmbaugh, of
'iiiat p'.iee, unhiding Lbu'-ei!, wile and
I tw i .'hildi.'ii 'nave b.-cn p.estiatcd w.th
I se.tih t j.'vtv. -in the;.!t.:i in.s'.. histiauglitef
Lu'n il:-ii. in th-' t'ti.tl year el her age.
' and,. e leitl.it h.s wife L.'.iu.i L Slttsu-
iuugh died in the "231:1 s.ir of hei age.
ill-. M'.iuil
in
.i
ami ii:
e!lllgest child, a
i babe !he e: m1: mouths old, aie
CeiSV.lh's-
e :d and tiil ie.iiIy lecevcr.
?Ii-. Stiiuili.tugh was the youngest
tlausrbt r of .lehn W. llublev, of thicitv.
' She was a most estimable .eun; l.idv, f
.. . . . f'- . ' i
i we-'.i known ami jiteally Cstcenieii in the
:iele n: v. Inch she moved. Ninie leitt
year-:i";e she v. as mariicdte Mr. Stum-
ii.iiiii and accompanied nun te ins neme
I in the West, nheie .she and her little f.ini-
:!;, hvt'-l h.si,!y, until lecctiiiy Miirkcn
deviii b di-ea-e and death.
Dentil or a Ulcrjij man.
ie. Jeirei.sen M. Hawthorn, after a
lini'eiiugillue s from pulinr naiyceiMuup-
lien. tlied at his late lCsidence, Xe. '22.
i Seuth (bieen died, this mernimr. lie
' v.. is fei nii'tly a minister in the church of
i the Uiiitt'U'rethi-.'!!, and at the lime e'
j his death a local minister iu the Methodist
E,i:m' 'jal chiueh. liis funeral will take
1 place ii-: Sunday afternoon at l':'M o'clock.
ctv soup house. Ihc pelicem..! I
y -i .V . c , ,.- i
.i.de:-d four m;'ltcr.s of eccl, and
the bi-.tcncr was ebbued te kil' a .steer be
feiehe could fill the order. Pap Shay.
tlie m. Milder of the M)U house, was mn- I
prisi tl but ileli'-ht.'.! en ihe leceipt el a
v.Jieie iMiitecic -ncn lie expecten eniv a
! .mailer, but hi honor the major was. stiil
i nioie astenihiieii, r. iittite se intie'i itc-
liithti d. wnen the butcher preheated his
bill. Feitiuutlcly the weather is cold and
these is no danyer of the meat speiliii";
Tlit l.irat i'aiitiram :.
Stenhen's T.iitberr.n elim-eb
hi. Stephen s jjutiicrr,u cutircu was
opened t" the l'liblu- for the fust time last
nigiit. and wnseiewdcd with an sudicncc
aw-melcd te witness the yre.it electric
liidit pnierani.i, presented by Prof.
Sl'iii'.::. M:iii. et the i.'ws wpie mtignili
cvnt in the extieme. Tiiey included gic gic
l:esentat:ens efaictic scenery, views of
the great buildings in Etuepean and
Ameiiean cities, mat ine scenery, and many
representation of events icceidcd in .the
Old Testament. Te night the cntcriain
nient will be lepeatcd. andan entirely ncw
set views will be piesented, including tha
sepulchic of Chiist and many ether Xcw
Tciament scenes.
5lrlc!icii Witli l'araljsi!.
Ce-lge A. "Wunder, telegraph operator
at l-'iiiking Springs, s in of Levi Wundcr,
of Headintr. was fctrieken with paralysis
about eight o'clock yestciday morning,
lie v.as at the time engaged in putting
the instiument in eulci, and was app.ir
entry in the enjoyment of geed health,
lie was lcmevcd te his home and a phys
ician called, who gave it as hi.s opinion
that no soiieus consequences would re-ult.
The out tit; light side, from the eyes down,
is ai'Ci-tetl.
Cliiti.KC "1 Jleiiey Order Utiuif.
On aud after te-morrow the money euler
hours at the posfceiScc in this city will be
fiem 7 a. in. te 7 p. m., except en batur
d.iys, when the closing hour will be at :
o'clock p. m.
DISASTROUS FIKE.
i;.-.ru and Idyc Srecu Uurned S1G.O0O Les..
The lirgc barn with ether buildings and
all the live steek en the farm of S. Gray
bill, three m:Ie.s from alanbeim weie
totally destieycd by the at midnight last
night. Less ilO.OOO ; partly inHuied. The
origin of thefiic is unknown.
Mr. Jacob II Mace, P. 31., writing from
Penn, advises us as fellows : ' Last night
between 11 and 12 o'clock the barn of
Seth Graybili (about a mile fiem this
place) was destroyed by fue. All the live
stock except one pig, together with all the
farming implements except one wageu
was dcstiejcd. All the Lay. sliaw. 200
bushels of wheat, 100 bushel of eats, 300
bushel com and the tobacco from e aeies,
C fat j-tccis, 7 head of horses, 0 cows were
consumed. Less about $10,000."
County Account.
appeals that the annual accounts
It
lib d a month aae by the county treasuier,
piisen hiMKcleis and peer directors were
! "f't fcwein 1 and wnen they were picsent-
ed for .-uliL tlie cenntv auditors declined
te examine them un'il the -necessary affi-
I davits iu-.c mid.;. licasurer Crieii
I1"'"!
j ether
from.
hiy -vVimc te li - :;CLVni:t, out the
eili'-eis have net et been Lend
Auditor Mus'-jr infeim-- us that he
iew - of no law lcqtiiiiug the otlicei7 te
stte.ii te their accounts, ha he has Jud;e
Living.- ten"-- authei ity for .'-.:.', :ng that the
accounts e'.Kjht te be sworn te.
'1'jii !.s r.ir 1 1:i:::i.
Alderman A. F. Dennelly te day beaut
the e:"-cs of Lewis I'.uks and Gee. Beeks,
0 tii of color, charged with ilr.i.ikeii and
di-eideily conduct en M'iddlc -tieet, en
jlenday aitciuoeii, an'l with a'-'aulting
Ofiic'-r'! I.cpian and Klias while in the dis
chiiige of their duties. Th.' squire gave
1 hem each ten days for their bad ceuduct
and disinis-cd the eiiiige of icsisting the
ofiicei-j.
i'xu... spin te .V:islilii-;ltj:i.
The ivunsjlvari.i laihe.ui ueinpau;, will
i.sne exeuiMO" tickets teenablj tiie-ji; who
wish te go te Wa-bingten a'iil witness the
iii.uiiu.i-ien of (he piesidcut, te de e at
r (im id i .it .-.
l.ip h.iiu L ti.
ticket.-.
tei the leund
: vi: Columbia
iiler will be
iii-l Yerk i.i'. and via Il.iiii-huig $f!.7
(1 will In
id from the I ie the 7lh of
iicli inchism
'i'(:s "irpjiDscl te l;.te been Sielfsi.
(.:i-;able Mllier. of IViadise, jesteid.ty
in ;?-!e.i a strange man, in whose posses
sion a let of blacksmith tools weic found
which aie supposed te have been sieh n
fiem ;i sheii near In te 1 course iccciitlv. In
default of I) lil Sqiiha L.iby senr the man
' te jail h.r ajienrii:
.nt-rt.tiiiniei!i at Tilntty Cliajiel.
A miisic'laiul litt-r.ii I'lilertainineu! x. ill
be uive-:i tiii erci'in In j'rinity eh ipel by Hit
.runier MissJenaty sech'iy. An -S'vlli':it ino ine ino
leunnii!: luis lit'cn preirtied and relivshini'iii.'
i:i the tin iu ci ."Ollt'tj and rant's will be' si (.
al!u' tlovel the t'M'iiIiiB'sfVitel'Sfa.
deliiitfal sha.t is po pe
ilit'iii.i -liwi'ig 'eap.
siblt' ea! e :ili ihc
Vjmisusnt'iit'..
Willi-- Ilil,ir.it Tv-i!il.'tt The l.imeiis .sji il s
v. iii l!a li their lira at the op ia lm.i-e te night,
'i'h" niet brilliant el them a!', in f let a
leul.ti ealcnmi light, is I he meilleni in v. Im-e
naine benis the ce:ubiii ilinn. Wiilie lalenin.
leiiliei ly f it'e-e's .urpii-el'uj, peilup- the
most pope! ir buile-fiue et'in dian no-.v bcle.e
the public Mi f.etta lle'ten c mtiibitti's te '
the !iiuie:il slren.:ili et the erttanlz itien i li !
a voice tii -0) 1'ie-d by the nevsp.pbis a- pile-!
nei.ii'ii::), ce'tibiiimg the rfialitlts a ten
tin lie, leiiiira-.d batiteu '. Ol lh"i:eee tt hit h ,
v. ill be ghen, " Dieani-,: or, 1'itii in a Phote-j
' giajih tla'.Iery," tlujst. I.euis Gli.hc Dantrnrl
"iy-: "The p'-ifertnainv teemed with new j
! and fnaiiy s.iyiag, net-r.ud bulli.int music '
i novel and l'iugl-.tev-proeki:ig silu.iiie.n-, and
i wa-, alteyther, a p 't-pears ei the i.!u?t enjev- I
' able fxliavacais! is and thettildesi and oddest
I mirth. I""crj -liec.iiiy iealnic lcccivesl tit bio, I
j and en TU'idiup'.e. eneete-,; and thu .liele
ent' lt.iiiinieii; v.a, uproaiieiisly lau; bed at,
' n-nl proneiiuc-c.l tie best thingef i! Idnd er
piesenled n-'ie.
I .Tvlm S. Ci'irl.c Our people :.ie uHtirdeil an
i:ne.ierte I t.eit in the appfaianc;; li-re en
' lie-it .Mend i I'M'iiine' l tliegu it cetnfdl in.
3!r..Je!.n -. (,!-.ike,lalel ii'lurned te Amei ie.i,
mid .1 :seat plajing .'. dtmbl bill at the
Cl.fsinul stvci't tin aire. I'hiladelpliii. " Majer
W'elliiigten Delloet--' an : ' I'.tul !'r.." the j
p'l'LOs in wlue'i lie will )il iv i'i thi city.
Mr. clnlfcS appeaianee heieieiug his llr-i
pei loimaiice. i'lter tii" ei,ieiiiIen el i.i- ;ites
ful eiig.ejeiiieiit at the C'-ic-tii'ii. in this conn cenn
try, will uiideul'if.lly be welc'n.istl b- a lare
auilience. ti.r tin area! aetei "-1..S ,: been a
la .-ei He w ill-, our p"e,il. On his last appear- '
.line he. e, a lev.- C"iis ..... he pi e'ed te a I
e ou .led hi.iisi'.
Niji.i srte'.lls, eeiiijl'. vm.icl il' n and decline
pu-M-nte.1. by .Malt Kilter,
.
r.f'i
..-.?. i
.Ji!v,:.
' il t- iiiii)is-il)lc ltr:i ..:iiaii atle
com-, et tu .t.r.cnt v. ilh l.ydia K.
j V'cj'i t.thi' Ce.i'P"i:i:il te fn'ilin'.!'
j with a .ra!.ut"- t the nielMs
, jt'iiup ie .Mi-. I.vili.i I. I'iiiUhani, i
a taitntiil
lMid.il im -.
ttl sllllll
laicie-e a
!.! Westell! I
.ivi'ini . I.j an, Mu-s.. i -i pamphlet-.
iV2i'-Ijdt e I.Vv.
N'nt a lItiiei:t;;e. i
"'llieyaiis net a beverage, bat a medieiiie,
v.ilh cni-aliM' prnperliis of the highest d '
Kiee, i-entiiiiiins no poi-enoiis diiia. 1 lu-y
de in. I ti'iiilimii an illicitly debilitated sys-
teni, but build it up. Om-betile contains mine
Iiep". that ia, mm e led be, "tivngtb. than a
btiiel el eittinary beer. Keiy tlruyist in j
lleflii'ster sella them, and the ptij-ici ms pre- ,
sciibe them." l.'ecbester r.veiiinir t'.spicsstm
liep ISit'.e.-. fl7-2v.dX I
('mi'ii.s. ,
" JSr'.ic.i's liieachui! y.-ecics"' are n-cd with '
.uiv.iutllgc le all"Vi lie CelllH, Sere Tine.lt,
".' , " ,, ."" ," , , .", ,, i
thutvyiais the-e lieehcs have been in u-e,
w, h.ulxvMy increa-in- hner. They an. net '
,,., ft.ul n.Al:-iv,i. but, b.n in;; been tested by j
wilIl, .,, ,en-timt -.i-e ier nen'.y an enliie '
Seiu ration, tluy iiave attained v.ell-meiiKd
i.m'. .inie-ig i It - lew .t iple letnediet of Hie
115c.
j no t nre.i:.
"..ei'.iV lirenchlnl Tre-'i. i" act t!iectly
eii tlie organs of the veiie. They have an e-
t'.iieidiii'iiy effect in sdl dividers et tic
Tin eat and I-aiviix, ivsleilnsc a litn'.tiiy tone
wnen leiaied, eitli'i-irem cold or ocr-f.er-lien
ei Ihc voice, and produce a clear and dis
tinct enunciation. Kpralr.-t nml StPffrr find
Ihe Tieclies uscliit.
A CeiijTh, Celd. Cilarih or 5eie Threit ic
litiies ii.'nK'diale attention, hi neglect ei en
times results in .some inciir.ibtf T.nng Disease.
' Ure;rn'-. J;reiciti(.l Troches '' will alineit in
v.u ialily jjiii-i eliel. Imitations are tillered ler
sale, many el rli'tli are injurious. Tlie K'.'im
ine "ll.-ev ii Jsfnittiti Ti eclics'' aie fceid en!;
!.i bexr-.. It !)S-tW w T'uTllA
Therc isa li.ilm in Oilcud.
The siieet-s which lias maiked the nilieduc
lien tit Cre mi I.alni, a Catarrh lemcdy, tc
p.ucd by I'ly ilres.. O-.vege, X. V., is indeed
marvelous. Many jieiaens m I'lttsten and vi
cinity are iisin it with most t.Uilatteiy ic
siilts. A lady tiewn town is receveiin the
sense efsincll, which she h-id net enjoyed ler
fitteeu years, thieuti the Use el the Halm. she
had given up bereave as incaiable. Mr. lhu
Iter, the tlriigist. lias a-c.i it in his fiiinily and
cemiiiciiiis it vtjry highly. In another column,
a yeiiiifj Tunkhaniieck lawyer, known le
many et our readeis, te-tilics that he wjs
cuied el paitinl dealncss. It is certainly a
very cllicacieus remedy. 7i '.'. , li., .'(i
Zf't'e, -1 iifus' 1Z. ISm. 122-2n tl.tw
Wliy Wear l'laters'.
The. mey le'lieve, but they can't cure tli.tt
1 line liaclc, tertile kidneys aie the trouble and
von want a remedy te act directly en their
creiiens. te pmiiy ami lesten; their healthy
condition. Md'.iey-Wert li.w that s.-,teilie ac-tien-and
at the same time it regulates, the
bewelspciieetly. Don't wait te get sicic, but
cet a package te-day, and cine eurs;dt.
Liquid and dry sold by all druggists.r7cr-
muiit'xin Tilrfraph.
f2l-lwd&w-
-vcir j.Drx:itTisi:3ii:sTs-
OPTICAL. GOODS!
Oi3era Glasses ia greu,t variety of styles and sizes. Field
Glasses, Combination Opsra, Field and Marine Glassas, Magni
fying Glasses, TtIicro3cepes and Telescopes.
SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES
Fer almost every form of Defective Sight. Oculists' prescrip
tions for Glasses accurately filled at prices much below city
charges. Nearly all our Optical Goods are imported by our
selves from the celebrated house of Lexnaire, and are sold much
lower than general prices.
H. Z..RHOADS & BRO., Jewelers,
4 West King Street,
'I'ert fJrapc .Vlne.
Tii.'s rt'Ine i- liiaee in New Jerucr, a'.ut i
sa i e s.irp.Hsaiiyiliiay in the w.ij of wine
ernr mvle. it I callcil Sneer's Wine, pre-(lur-.-i
I by Mr .-peer. Since the true analysis et
i!s prepe-nie uas publislietl bj- Juiium It. Clnl Clnl
tea .S. i,e., t!ie '.tl.n eeuM allenl it adopted
its use in pici'eienee te lercin wine-. 1'ief.
Cliiltea ime-l it in liis own far.iiiy, anil has
wilt'.ou te the public t!ia foliewiii caul :
I-.ibt'i.itery 1 J. l:. C'.nlten i Ce ,
New Yeiic, iliiien 11.
V.'r- ma ic- a iv.:. -fill analysis et the Pert Uiape
V.'i.ie pteiIuci.il by Mr. Altivl i-pcer, and de
!. !.'.-,t'.ii:' in pto:ie;.iic!u it puicjit ten-l..i:i-.
all tlie ptep'j- tfjs el tlie Oporto pr'.apc.
mil lli"iefore'.!er lpc.licinal ii'e-. It isupei!er
ioeilier wine-, its p:!ncip.il crieala upon l!:e
-y-itein aie liiihlij-sliinuluiin. diwreiie, sudei-ilie-iini
ter.it'. Ifvili prove b:-nsliei;il in tifi'oc tifi'ec tifi'oc
tiens et tliu l;ittiieys ami chronic disane-:,' ilh
jt'iser.il debility et tin- contit'.itiea. l'hy-ii-eians
may ifi'iy le'ce'inaci: I it te tiier patient
in pine.' el the many tieulitliil mlMurcs tee
efte.i eOld :. pme w ine'.
Tlii- Mine an be hud et .-.ndisa
msi t-vellrnt t'l'tscle ler weakly persons "
iiceially fi'tn.i'.c-. it is a vciy superior table
v.i.ie', uii'i tla.' most Iicaltiiy .lrink ii'iu n usu.
IS is no' a jiitlt('d or nisi l-.tfaetuivd iiilic'e,
h'.ei:ie-t .i.itivi: '.i:ie.
Ihis -.viiirf i-, rnilerec'il by Dis. At'Pjsmil
I):ivi xiLi ..old i.j j. . Mayuiakar.
113wilAw
Xiltitiiers! .Ilntlicr! ! Mcttier1! !!
Aie- en iii-t'iibftl at liiaht and lnekcu of
eeriest l.yasicl: cliitd talieilii and crying
uitb the eiei ttclatin paia ei cutting teeth ?
11 se, (, at t.neii and fet a b'dtle til" Mlt.
v. iNstew 50ermx; v!m:i. it wilt rc-
lie tlif peer litlle s'lller.'i- iiiimediatfly tle
pend upon il : th'-iu is no mistalcu about it.
'iueie N net : inollicreii eatta who lrr? ever
tisi'd it, v. he , id net te-11 ion at e.ice that it
will lcij'ilaie the I'et.-.'ls, and give lest te tha
mother, and leliet :'.a 1 Iitaith te the child.
epei.'ttnig tik" in igic. It is p.'itcctiy K.if te
e-e in all caw-sand pleasant te the taste, and
is the pic-ci'iptien tf ene et the eltlest and
bet li'inale phjsieians and nuises in the
tTniied States sold every.vheie ; 2i cents a
bottle. 'ldig-dvu JI,7&r
jj.-iru.i.
STi-Mi'.-.i-OH. On theUth inst , et spailet fever,
at i.', oils. Iowa, I.ui.i. d uihterei SaiilRClftlnl
ba-.n.i I.. Stmiibaiiii, in the::.! vtai of her am.
n-
siiMBtlell. Oil the ;".1 1 lll-,t., at Ljens.
leua. I.aiu.. 1.., wilr el -ainiiel .stiuelMiigli,
amid iii.ditui-ui Jeli.i V. llubley, in the -Jtli
vcat ! l.fra''e. 11
All i'Jil. 'It. 1.31 i T.S.
f".v-;k:: jtei -.!. and iiv::i.i.i
J tei lent, .Ne. Sand 10 -oath IJiieen -tieet.
pply al the I-ir.ii.ieiiMi:.. Olilct.
I ieit. ND's ki:si'ai;i: xr.-u. v s sr,
J t n.j.Keil tiles rie.'sel n lirst-elass !!es.
taut cut Cook. 1 am no,.- prepai.-.l te .!-re
uitlele- in my line at '-luut Jietite. siuli'a-riiic-Ive-n
( reiiiPtti s. Chicken sj, f 1 1 tt
Oysters. Tei rapin, and all delie-ieies loieid in
reason.
1 i'i!f p'il:eii:i:;eis n-jn fnliy aeileiled.
JOHN COPC '.NO,
e. 125 .North t)u"un stieet.
i'. S. Weddiii"- aim p lilies served :H
i.a-eaaMc rite-. l-J'M&Jsllil
rym: iif.MOM. ham) t'Ati: vrn.j. i:i:
ld,'.vTOM. HANI) i'Ati: Vi'Il
cevrixrr.i) ie
i.
WEDNESDAY, MAKOZ 2, 13S1
The contestant'; for tile Cai pet. Gun, Davis
Sewing Machine a ad silver Watch are icqnoot icqneot icqnoet
ed te hand in tilt ir boelc- by 9 o'clock en Sat
unlay cvei.ing. Ne additional will be lcimlvcfl
alter the count has ceinmei.eed. I12-2wtl
)LitJ.ii; hah; or v.a.t;Ai.i: ;tty
I pi:ei'!:i;t'i. en kicih v, rKKitr.U'Y
2-, Is-I, ill be oil at p..b.if -a!" at Ueeie
Wall'- lletfl, Seuth Queen -tieit. a let 'et
ureiind situated en tiie south -iue el Lew
stieet. at the -eullii'.ist filaei in l.tv and
( liii-tiau itt i els, tjeiitnif, en l.uv.- stiect 12.'
Ice!, nunc or le-, and in depth alenjr C'liiiu
Slip sheet 217 l.-et (I incl.e-, nioieer less, en
uhiehaie eiec ted tv e en" ami a halt iterv
ruAMi:nwi:i.i.iN; iieim, wj,i, ., e,n
well et satei, and a l.uve let i i Unit tr. is ni
ai ions kinds, ,Ve. '1 hi-pieperty will either
be sold in the v. hole or by lets, as may best
sin' puieha-ei-.
.ilj te co . ineeei alTti'ele kji. iu. el -nid
tl.tv. n lieu coii'dtieiis will be niude Iviiewu iiv
ti.e :ii:n:ser i.mi:i. t'eitiivi-.y. decti. "
l-'l 2ld Hi:. ItY Slit Kllirr, Auet.
Nst;:ti: tii:i Tin. ui.it Asr Avi:i.ti
Kstabiislii'd pcncy of the
iimv.
,-j
lit
nm bisii s nffflj', iunn i-n
u
fiiii fliO UiOUldUbD w
t
OF PHILADELPHIA.
AsSP.TS OVKlt
Eleven Hundred Thousand Dollars.
In't es'ut! in safe a.ni Solid "-t entitle".
RIFF, S: KAUFMAN,
Ne. in K.vr KLMi sti:i:i:t,
dll-i.mdM.W.'-:; Second Ft., or.
feu .s.i.;.
1?OU lil'.NT-A MX'OM) St'OKV KOO.'.l,
bv -1') lei t, witli mmlen .s en bith 'liles.
siiiiabti' ter Ci'irinakeis or anv maiiiifactu:
ing imrpe-'e. Menu luuiishetl if desired. Aj:
ply en "pieinlse-. i Cast Fnlleii street, Icr
teiin. v. Iiich w III be reasonable f22-lwti
5 )L!S!.;C :-A.l ON SA'IlilCOA'., aiij;
i . 2, lb e! 1 KISKL-'AitV. at the coiner el
1'iinee and CIieBliuit -tieets, will be sold stock
and lixtmes of a Cieccry, Notion am! Coulee
tieiicy stele. eeasistniK t -hew case?, cellee
grinder, meciss-.s ir.ea-uresi, .-pilots, halt
peck and half-liu-diel iiicauic-, counter,
fsalt's. s)jce cad.liis, jar-, ic.: aN a geed j-t-li
iterater, :tee, cellar lope, buckets, wash
boards, a arg" let of liiilini.s and giecetics;
aise counter-, shelving, bins, clients -.vitlf gia.-
deer-, ,V-e.
Sale te ceiiimi nee On .ud tl.iy at 1 o'clock in
Iheattei'iie'iH and 7 in the evening, when con
ditions v.sli ijp made known by
s. it. :dcpni:i:sex.
II. IK"., Aucl. lls.liV21.4"
5'fKtJC S.iI.i:,-() .liONDAV, III AitOR
It, lSs. iu piu-sUiincu et an euler et Or
phans com l et I. uieasicr county, will be sold
at public: sale at Philip Wall's Green Tree
lieli-I, Vest Kim; treet, Lancaster eltj', the
billowing descnbed ichI estate, te wit :
Al".t liat ceriain let or piece el gi numl situate
en the .south side of West King street, I.'iiica
tcr city, containing in tient en West King
st rent, ii lcel 4 inches, mere or less, extending
in dep'h te a liilect wid alley KM lect, mere or
less en the cast side, and 93 lect, uieie or less,
en the west side, and extending along t-aid 10
feet w ide alley in the rear 8a feel, meie or less,
upon w Inch let el gtetind aie elected a doubles
one stray llaick Dwelling lloiiet-. Xe. 52 1 West
King stieet, a Kraine Pottery "iVarehene, Xe.
.liS: al-e another smaller Waielieiise. l'ettei's
Kiln, Hydrant, Fruit Trees am I ether Improve
ments thereon.
Teimsca-ben Oct. 1, l"!, upon purclia-er
giving appt eved security.
bale te commence at 7J o'clock p. m.. of said
dav. w lien iitlciidance w ill be given by
HKXKYM.tJANSE,
FKANCI-jCAXsK,
li.Nccuteis of tlitfc'st.ilcet Henry W.Ganst, tie-
ceased.
Jaceii !t M)P.fEn. Auct. lebKXUaw dts
WAJiTH.
T'ANTi:t AT 11!i:i.A"OAJTi:il 1JOI.T
Weilisa lew active, Indiistiieus boys
tiein tw elve ie eighteen yean old. lltl-lwd
'.iraxricii-.v i!JKK unci.. Aiceur in
W ot'lTycainelil. Apply at4l3Xeith Duke
street. I2l-3td"
liOOU TItAUE .VS!) l'AIli WAGKS
J. while learning It. Alow Intelligent boy
wanted te learn the printing business. Inquire
in tici'sen or by letter te " Inquirer Printing
.uii'i Publishing Company." VI and ." Xerth
('ueen stieet Lancaster. I'a. tJl-ItdeetUVOtw
Lancaster, Pa.
3taj:ki:ts.
, "-"'v Yenc JIarKct.
v Vt.in., l'ebriiar.r 24. Kle.ii state
and Western without ueelile.l cluuge and
very me.leiate expei t and home trade : hnper hnper
llne ttat JJ ft-il 0): extra no
?t)f?4."3: choice .Ie $i yifiU se ; tuney
tin $t Ulfjil 73; round hoop Ohie U 4iJ25 0J:
chei.-e de at ?. 03Qi; "": supeiiiiie' west
ern j:! COai CO: couimen te uoed ex
tra de $i ZOtl 1 7J ; choice de il Vdgu "j ; chniee
wliltf. 11 llt'.it ,lfi -i fM17?.1ll n..f li..v e.l.kt ...t
f anehnnged : c tnimen te ta-i extra f 1 O'b?
j 21: lie.id to'Mieiee de $."i ijgil 7".
I Wheat ine.leiiitulv active; Whitj steudv ;
! Ked a -hade lower :"."e. 1 White 3I:irebsl Itfi :
de April. $1 n;;j: .Ne. 2 lied. Mureb. $1 1 -V,
1 17-' ; de Apt!!, si lygi J9; : de May .fi b'
1 I',';-
Cern a shale llrnicr and linly active;
:.lit (1 . e-bti 111 -poi, 35ij'",c; de tlliili'i; Sl'-J
Oes ip. ief. steady :!ate. ii'7! (:: Westerii
1'SITe: .Ne 1 Keb. 4.:se : d-i" :i:ireli, K'Xc;
de Apiil, 41e-: de jj.iv, iw:.
lMHIaa.-Ip!.!.. lia Ijct.
i'lll'.Ai'dU'UlA. I'll., Pub. I.-Uim: quiet,
but prices stc.iny ; -nue-iiliie, j;! irij;.; .V) ;
etui t.-! ."0i4 iiijiViiiii :ind li.iii..n.i tnuii'.y
r" 'PiiiCUO: 1... tle .51 7jjI. at : t. l.tetN r-.ni'ly
?." Mail CO; Mint:. -siit, i Kxtra S iOif." 7":
Htraigh1. fitrKjOiH: '.tinier ru. n -J."tt.j7 .Vi ;
kpriii de ii 7."ilS w).
Ke tleil! at 1102.". CO
Wln'iil ashadeca-le-.-; Xe. 2 Western Ki'd
M 14;;; Deiav.are and Penir.1 Ke.l, ti li'3
1 !!:: de Anilvr, -1 li'?I 15.
Uern Mi'ipiv; te.lmcr 51e ; yellow .llV';
u.i.'.', .-s?.-ile.
Oats dull : .Ne. I V. lei'e: -Ne. 2. IU if? tic:
Ne. 3, de 4217 il:,-; .V .. 2 Mixe.', 41f. "
Rye firm at Die. "
I'revisiMUi iiiurl.i t end puce's un-ettluil ;
nicss perlf. ?Pii?Ifi.V: tieet lia;iis$ji'jj; i..
dia me-s beet S2n O'i 1. e b. II ice.i si.iei.-t -I
hums UJJ(3Ile: Viekled hale- '.i3LO-,c ; stnelted
sbeiiideis ;-5JiC; salt de .V '0".,'-e.
.aid inaiUci. quitt: euy' l.ettle 10-e ;
loot iuui -'!,!,e: pi im.' steam flO.VjJJIuGi.
liii!!r:ii:ukct uuiet, jniees steady ; Cieain
ei film 32:!.'!e : de uoed te eiieiee 23g'
31 : P.r.tdfeid county and New li erlceKtia, tubs,
272Sc : de ill kins 22f?2!e ; Wrsteiii il:.if
extr.l'.'l.T.j: dotceo.1 luehoice 2l)fi2lc. Uells
steady : Pe'iin'a Ktra, lCfOlSc; Western Un
serve e'.t'ii. lS(i;:2.
Kirtrs weak and tlull : I'.i. 20rt2Ie; Wi-tcn
20Q21C.
C!hee-e dull and easier; New Yerk
lull t-i cam, l.-;gi:;e; Westein lull eiein,
IVi'tittc ; tle l.tif Ie fren-l 12e)i:3r-: de
iialtsl.in:- lOJgli'ic; Pa. de In' J?n;e.
I'etrelciini ttun'l ; leliiK ! 'J'ie.""
Whisky at $1 II.
Seed- Ooed te pn-Mi- clever mere uetive
at V,iSfi$y, ; de tle Timethy linn at J !-'
1 W : de" de Kl.ij.se duil : SI :i7'!i.l il.
Live ntttck .ilarUets.
UciTALO. The receipts el tattl.; jester.lay
veie ".7i0 lieatt ; consigned thie-.itch" 2I' eais ;
iiiaikut stesdy : eireiiius generally of j;oed
ipialitv. KYiiasteeriiit$JTS((i; ciieletsbtcuiy
$j ioge .T : atoetl shippers, $1 7."g).0j ; niediiim
slt'Si's. t ."I l l.sj r mi! Iiin 'de: n"i. ml her UiniU
! of stock;
Mieep and limb iceelpt.-i 1.1 0 h"ad ; eon
I ained thteuh: ITe-ais : miiikettlullaiid tend
, Iii!jtIeviiv.aid : fair te xoetl western sliecp,
91 10i." 1" ; eliei"u "2."g iui ; choice te faney
i fiSSiil!; U'lM'il slicep and l.llillis; $.1 2jg."i4'j;
we-itei n lambs. -j", .-,n i;."i ; PJcar unsold.
Iteeeipts 1 heijs, 7,''Hi liead ; een-inei!
thieu-ih, 77 cats : lu.uket tlull and lower;
e-.reun. me!!y el liht lads :proed te eheice
lierkeri. -f.jHiii'ji: iiht mixed, l C0it." In ; a
low choice medium iieavv at $0gi;iS; ptj?,
" ::e." r.
(Jis-rixNATi. llejfs were steady for geed, but
, dull ler lower siiules : e-oiuineii at ft C0gj3);
niu nts'iiUrti;; packiii'r :it? jiiirii i.c initea
er' :.t SO 2'jgi; i." ; leceiids :;,.sili) head: ship
ments t-00 de.
Dcir.eiT I)ie'scd IIe;s wcie iinetei1. at S7 23.
Kast l.mKUtT. Tlie receipt, et Cattle were
1,(8S bead of through and in head el yard
(deck ; supply liht: dsniand fair: eastern
buvers shy: nearly all Mild out; lee-il trade
Iifjht : butchers' biiyert cie-i! ; brst -l ipjiin
,ut $ 2."igG ; f u'r tOROed bittciiers, at $1 (,(. -.." ;
common lihr at HQl M : bull-. cetvs and Hasfc
lit $2 2";l. VI: sale- el 217 head : ler two thus
(RU head.
Tne ic i ipN of lleuiwcrc C.12J lu-ad. ler two
days 7,::r h-.fl : Plmadelphias at '? ."e3; CJ ;
Vel ken at ?"-. .tii III.
The iccciptb of utiecp were 2.-J50 bead: ler
l e days S,:i)0 bead ; fair at 'rl .ViiS.". ?.".
iKDiAXAreLls. lien's were dull and lower at
t.- 235i5 7i): icteipls ."i.l.-.i bend: sliienieulh
i,3'J.)de.
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N.;w one Srew ks
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l'iX'IAL XOTIOK.
THE INSl'KCTOItS OF
THE LAXCASTEU COUNTY l'UISOX
de-Ire te call the nttciitien or ti.e puplic te the
large a-eitment of
SUPERIOR KAG AND Jt'tti CAKi'ET,
Made et th very be,t mateilals.
Alse, BASKET,.
ClGAUs.
(JUAIN 1SAG9 AXDl'API.lt HAOs
OF ALL !Es,
feiiituble for Miller anil (Jie-c.'s, wbich v. lilbe
tseld. wholesale or ittatl, at gieutlj-1 educed
price-. .
CUSTOMERS CAKI'ET-; WO EX
'Ab UxCAl.,
according te directions, and at short neticu.
By Older of the KearJ.
J. L.
110-Inid2ta'..&Iin
11,'rFMiUKi:.
I'r.-.ident.
THIRD EDITI0I.
THURSDAY EVENING, FKB. 24, ISS!.
WE.VTUE1C ISOICATIONS.
Washisgtex. Feb. 24. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states, warmer, clear or partly
cloudy weather, with northwesterly winds
shifting te southerly, followed by falling
barometer.
MATT. UAIU'ESTEK UKAI).
Xlie I'rilliaut TViscensiu Sennter rasse.
Away.
Wasiiixc.tex, Feb. 24. Senater 3Iatt.
II. Carpenter, of Wisconsin, died at his
residence, iu this city, at 9:30 this morn
ing. Asi mark of respect te his memory
the Senate at 11:20 a. in. adjourned.
Matthew II. Carpenter, of Milwaukee,
iu his second term as senator from Wiscon
sin, was born at Moretewu, Vermont, in
1S24; entered the military academy at
West Point in 1S4;5 and remained theie
two yeai s ; studied law with Ituftts Che.it ,
and was admitted te the bar ; removed te
Wisconsin in 18 IS, and entered upon the
practice of bis profession ; was elected te
the United States Senate as a Republican
in place of James R. Doolittle, and sen ad
from March 4, 18(59, te March 3, 1S73,
when he was defeated for lc-electien with
Christiancy, by a combination of bolt belt
ing Republicans and Democrats. He
practiced law at Washington and at Mil
waukee: was again elected te the United
States Senate as a Republican in place of committee en ways ami means held a meet.
Timethy O. Howe, ami took his teat ! hig this mommy; Je consider the func!
jtuch IS, 1879. His term of office would J hi-; hill u.s amemlctl by the Senate and the
have expired Match ::, ISS't. Mr. Caipcn- majority of the Sen.jfe amendments were
tcr was a man of r.110 brilliancy and iude- ' a;,'iccd te. The eemmittce will meet
penilcnce. He tee hyh rank in the Senate ( again to-meuoA t. take liti.il action en
as a deb iter, though he dissipated his in- the bill and iiiatiu.:t the-ir fhaii-m.ni in in
tellectual energies. A .scandal associated '
by the Tribune with hi.s name helped te
kill him off, and hi:, devotion te Grai.tisiu ;
defeated his re clccliiiii ; but the Demo
crats often mourned the day when they
helped te retire him for .,ueh an old .stick
and hide-bound paitis.ui as Christiancy.
He antagonized hi.s piity en fedcial u.stir
pititm iu Louisiana ; vr.is otie of Mr. Til
den's counsel heftue the electoral commis
sion, and was associated vith hisfiicnd
and anient admirer, .fudge IJI.tck, in the
recent prosecution of thu riot le-s bill
biiber.s in tiiis .state. His shattered ner
vous bj-htem and his ill health for miiue
ycuis past aie attributed te excessive
smoking, lie was of fine pcrbenai ap
pearance and admirable social parts.
His death, huppening that Mihene acts
with tiie Republicans, and Davis of Illinois
with the Democrats, will leave the Repub
licans with but 37 votes, te 08 ler the
Democrats, in the Sen-.te. The vice
piesident would net then have the right
of a vote, aii'l hence the victory would be
with the Dcuuiciats unless the Wisconsin
Assembly elect a hticcess-.er within the next
week. Ens. Ixtellgenckw.
OONUKKSS.
I'lliije.steiiu
Against ihe Apiierlhuimeitt
11111.
AVAPiiiN'iTO'i. Feb. 2-1. Afterseme pic
bminary discubsien the Heuse took up the
appoitienment bill.
At one o'clock Mr. Ce. (X. Y.) de
manded the pievieus question, but Messrs.
Robeson (X. .T.) and Cenger (.Micii.)
asked th it further time be permitted for
debate.
Mr. Ct.x fhcieupen elfeicd te yield te
the Republican side the hour te which he
would be entitled after the previous ques
tion had been .seconded, but this offer was
declined by Mi. Cenger. Mr. Robeson
stated that there had been .six meie
speeches made en the Democratic .side
than en the Republican side, a btatement
which Mr. Cox declaic te be incencet.
The demand for the pievieus question
being repeated, Mr. Robeson asscitcd that
the Republicans meant te have fiee de
bate or sit thc-ie until they get it.
Mr. Cox jieldcd te Mr. I.jen (I'a.) te
eiler au amendment, and a shaip contio centio contie
cisary ensiled between the speaker .ml
Mr. Cenger as te the admissibility of the
amendment, the speaker finally uecidiig
that it might be elfeicd.
Mr. Robeson wished te undei.st.ind
whether the gentlemen en the ether side
intended te put in all their amendments,
and r fuse te allow his side te de se.
Mr. Cox replied that the Republicans
had OiTeiedan amendment fixing the tep tep
rcscntatien at :19.
Mr. Ryeu's amendment was then offered.
It makes it in lawful te divide any county
or parish when any distiict shall con, ist
of meie than one county or paiish.
The vote was then taken en m tiering the
main question and resulted, l"l te 10,
one less than a quorum. The speaker
cist his vote in the affirmative, thus mak
ing a quorum. The Republicans who
voted weie Mr. Dick in theafliimativuiiud
.Messrs. Robinson, Killinger, "Washhuni
and Tayler (Ohie) iu the negative.
The Republicans then rosejfd te dila
te! y motions-, Mr Cenger moving te ad
journ and te adjourn te a day ceitaiu. and
Mr. Pane ( California ) ineviti'' for a.
recess. Pending; which, en motion i
el Mr. Atkins ( Tennessee ), the Sen- I
ate amendments te the legislative,
judicial and executive apprepii itien bill
weie non cencuricd in. The motion being
put te adjourn te a day ccitain (Saturday),
no quorum voted and a call of the Heuse
was eidercd.
Although the tell call disclosed the
presence of 2C1 members, mere than a
quorum, the doers were closed and a rcse
tien adopted directing the sergeant at
arms te enfeice tiie attendance of mem
bei. UAKDS A-!l I'ISTOLS.
A l'.trlyt.f Gambler, 'iill E.tcti Other.
Santa Fn, Feb. 21. In the early pait
of this week a general sheeting affray oc
curred in a gambling house in a secluded
spot five miles from the stage read between
Fei t Wingatc and Beaver Springs. Four
men entered the saloon and began te gam
ble. A row ensued which, ended only
with the death of all the caul playcis,
each ene being shot several times.
Ne I'.iy rr Invaliit Divorces.
Ckic.u.e, Feb. 21. An interesting leal
point was decided here yestciday. Al Al Al
plionse E. Goedrich, -a. notorious divorce
lawyer, brought suit for his fees against a
woman for whom he had procured a Utah
divorce. The court decided against him,
holding that the procuring of an invalid
ii.veit" was i-cj consideration.
THE M'CACMONTS.
They Want te Ketraiu Gowan.
l'nn..KncLvii:, Feb. 24. The McCal McCal
meat Brethers filed a bill in equity this
morning, for the purpose of having a judi
cial ruling en the place and manner of
holding the Reading company's annual
election. The petitieu" prays that the
judges of election be restrained from re
fusing any proxy en the ground that it is
net dated within three months of the elec
tion, and that Franklin B. Gowan be re
strained from voting at said election, or
upon any question that may arise, upon
the proxies of auy stockholders in right of
shares transferred te him within three
months of the meeting ; and that he be
restrained from voting proxies for any
ether business than electing si president,
officers and managers.-
i eki:h;x flasuks.
Fire., Wars ami Humors et W.nvt.
Londen, Feb. 24. An oil refinery at
Kingston-ttpen-IIult has been burned;
less i'CO.000.
The Morning Pjit announces ih.it Peru
has asked England, France ami Italy te
mediate in regard k the conditions el"
peace with Chili,
The Perte has eidercd thiity million
cartridges from the United States te be de
livered in the next three months.
riiici.t. :kii mars.
I'ute r ili iMimttng Kill.
AVaniux.-.TON-. Feb. CI. Ttu ILiiisrt
gtrtt te icpert te bu made- te the Heuse.
Accident In I'reiisii'i Cl.tdsliiitf.
LONDON", i!. 'li. I'ieiliu-rtila.lst.ilii',
iu alighting fiem Lis e-aiii..;;e en his ie
tmii home from the lien... of Commens
last night, slipped and fell b... k en tin iron
step of the caniae, culii'. lit: hack of
hi.s head severelv. The de.ti.r's bulletin
j this morning aniinuisec; tint the ptemier
is lree from lever anil doing quite well,
needing only iest.
TlitiVeimscdlcI:itt.tr' Wcle-ru ICallruuil.
W'li.Mixr.Te;,-, Feb. 2 1. The Heuse com
mittee en eoiperat ions at neon te-day le le
pertcd favorably en the Delaware West
ern read bill, with the amendments ic
stiictingits privileges and tequiring it net
te consolidate with any ether corpora
tion. These aie the amendments which
the present projectors of the read consider
disadvantageous te their project.
Death of Kx-Ittt-riitir Cnel.e.
"Yasuintex, Feb. 2!. r7.v-"Gevern"r
Henry D. Coeke died at hi.s icsidcnce in
Georgetown at 8:of) this morning. He
was a biethcr of Jay Coeke, and had been
governor or the ferritin j- of the District
of Columbia and prominent in the muni
cipal affairs of the city.
"lurslia! Xey'rt Orsi-.ls:.
Pakh, Feb. 2b Gen. Xey, Due D'Kl
chingen, has been found ic.d at Chatil Chatil
Icen, with his feiehead pierced by a bullet
and a pistol iu his right baud. He was a
grandson of the fameus: Maishal Ney.
j,xt::i:t.s .v m i:sts.
lyi.NT VAtl.Vt ATTi..vi7i:Ti;
KKYSTOXE HANI) PA1K
juximur
JSc'-Le's il tii.i :ind heiiI Iiia'-ii-
AIl-'UsSiciN",
fli'Jtid
jyN'' fei.i:t tiii:
ji:ani itaii:-ek the
HUMANE,
AT TETBIR HALL.
Ol'CK KVV.IIY KVKXIXO AX.'t OX M9X
JKl r, Wi:iiXi::-ilA X A Xl XATCKhA r
AlTEitxuuxN yiutMe roe.
tlltlll
"Cl'i.te,n eii:i:a nersi;.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 24.
"Guarantee a Gene! Hltim; ia '2ys Heiir."
TIIE COMEDY s-l-ccEs-S OK-TliK YEAI.
SO Nights iii New Yen k tit, mid I.:iti'hiti
K00111 0111V.
WILLIE I.DOI'I'a
SPARKS!
WiPie Eibiiiln 'ind r'nuil: W. .Sanger. I'to I'te I'to
lirieteis. Present it.fj th" djiialut and tineer
Musical Cenceil,;
DREAMS;
Or, Fe.ii in u I'liiiKiraph Uiillery.
Mn-ic Exqnislte. Ce,tiiiniti Ele;':int.
.Mil Hi riiliiuitcd.
Se:tt lit Opera IleiisH Olilct', 73c .- 11
iliiii"sieii, as, re & r,.
riT:7id
jXTIJA ANM)lM;i:jlKM'.
Kl'I.TON Ol'EltA HOL'.-t.
) N !; N 1 'J 1 1 T t X L Y.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 13iii
'I lit liictiiigiiiilicil AiiieiicanjL-'eiiicdinii,
Mil. J. S. CLARKE,
i'ecuntly lutiuiit I tient L'.n inn. tti.I apjiear
at tii'jeiijra llen-n;, L,nie.iS'cr, Monday, Kelt.
Es, in tneiit id- greatest and most l-tinjli.ilile
ch.it. icteiv,
3IAJ0II WELLISiilTOX DelJOOTS
In Ce; no's Comely iir: Acti. called
A WIDOW HUNT ;
And .I? the luimertal
PAUL. PRY,
In l'oelc'j Kauirjus :', Act Comedy et th t title.
Mr. Cl.iike will be 'lided by a Cei.iiany et
Diain ttie Celehrilic-.
(jE.NEUAL ADMISSION, 7.. V.t.
GALL. ItY....... ..5I CtM
ICEALKYEObKAT!; Wl.OO.
Kesitrvcd '-eat, lerculsul Opera nouseOIHce
MIZMCAX
HOSTBTTER'S
CELEBRATED
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TIACH
BITTERS
Ne Tlme Should be Lust
ir the stomach, liver and bowels are ntrcfte.I
te adept the suits leincdy, Iltistcttei'shtemaeli
Eitter-.. I'isea,,., et tii ermn niiiiied bejtet.
ethers l.tr iiioreseiieiis. and a t!ci.i is there
tore hazardous. Hyspep-Ia, liver ct.iupl.ii.'it,
chills and tt-vcr. eaily 1 hctuuatlr wiiicci, fc.iil
nev wc.'i'cness, iirin;; -ciUmis I'cxiil trouble It
trilled villi. Lese nt time iu ii-iiir tii;-) et
fec ive, s.itc ami leii l,uii i. m .1 i-
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