LANCASTER BAILY INTELLIGJlNCEK THEMDAY MJJtGH 5, 1881. V directing the finance committee te examine the account of Edward Wclchans, late city treasurer, and report the condition of the same te council en nest Friday even ing, winch was adopted. Select council concurred. Mr. Brown presented the petition of J. Peter Stermfeltz in which he asks permis sion te lay additional railroad siding, at his own expense, at his planing mill en North Water street. Referred te the street committee. The Funding Bill. Mr. Mcilullen called up for second read ing common council ordinance Ne. 7, te fund $200,000 of the" existing city certifi cates of indebtedness at four per cent. The ordinance was read at length, and a third reading proceeded with, the bill being adopted section by section, and en final passage all the members present 20 in number voting in its favor. The text of the bill is as fellows : An Ordinance Te fund two hundred thousand dollars of lite existiny certificate of indebtedness f the city of Lancailer at four per centum interest. Section i. Uc It ordained by the Select and Common Councils of the City of .Lancaster in councils assembled, that ler the purpose el funding at four per cent, interest two hun dred thousand dollars of the bended indebt edness of the city of Lancaster, the Mayer of the cily is heicby authorized te i-sue certifi cates t indebtedness of said city te tliuumeunt of titty thousand dellais, in such forms as are new provided ter the issuing of the fciimi; said certificates loheef denominations of one hun dred dollars, live hundred dollars and one thousand dollars, redeemable in lawful money of the United Suites at the pleasuie of the city after one year ami within twenty ycjrs from the date thereof, and te bear interest, p lyablc semi-annually in such lawlul money, at the rate of lour per cent, pur annum; alselikc cer tificates le the amount of fifty tneusand dol lars, the same in al I re.spi-el.-,but payable at the pleasure of the city utter live years, and with in twenty year? from tile date thereof, and te hear Interest at lour percent, per annum ; and also like certificates te the amount, el one hun dred thousand dollars, the same in all respect but payable at the the pleasure of the city alter ten years and within twenty years lrem the date thereof, and te bear interest at lestr per cent, per annum. Said certificates shall net be liable te local taxation, the interest en the same shall be made payable at the eniee et the Treasurer of the cily of Lancaster, and they shall have set lerth and expressed upon their fac t he above specified conditions. Sec. ii. That the .Mayer et the city is hereby authorized and empowered te sell and disppsc of any of the certificates et indebtedness is sued under t hi.-, ordinance for lawful money of the United State:;, ut net less than their p-ir vaiuc, ami leappiy iiicprecacusinercui tome payment, of ceitifiCatcs of indebtedness of Mi city of Lancaster Luring six per cent, inter cst, new dneund ni.ynblc, but the certificates hereby authorized shall be usid for no ether purpose whatsoever, nor the proceeds thereof; Provided, That nethlnln this ordinance shall be construed te authorize auv increase et the indebtedness of the- city of Lancast or. Six. in. An annual lax: of one and one-quarter mills en the dollar en ul! subjects et tax ation for cily purposes Is hereby directed te be assessed and levied te pay the principal and interest en the above leans, collcctiule and payalde as ether city taxes. The various matters from select oeuncil being duly acted upon as reported in the proceedings of that body, Mr. Barnes offered a resolution providing for au ad journed meeting en Friday night, which being adopted in both branches councils adjourned. COLUMBIA NEWS. UVll REGULAR COBKESPONDKNCE A number of Columbians left en the 5:50 traiu this morning. There is no noticeable change in the river at this place. It remains just about as it was yesterday. Company H had its last drill before the inauguration last evening. The new over coats were distributed. The company as sembled at its armory at five o'clock this morning and left here en the 5:50 train. It is undertoea that the iNertnern Central railroad will be taken at Yerk and fol lowed through Baltimore te "Washington at which place the train is due about neon. T. J. Clepper will double his machinery feres in this year's lifting of sand. The steamboat landing at the bridge will be repaired at the first opportunity. It will !;c remembered that it was injured by the recent ice gorge. Rev. William Baker, of Ilarrisburg, Pa., will preach in St. Paul's Protestant Epis copal church this evening at 7:30 o'clock. The sacrament e:' the Lord's Supper will be administered en next Sunday morning. The Shawnee fire company will held its regular monthly meeting this evening, and the Columbia fire company will trans act the business of the month te-morrow evening. All east and west-bound freight trains of the Pennsylvania railroad have been no tified te run ever the Union canal bridge at Middlctewn at a reduced rate of speed until needed repairs, which arc new taking place, have been accomplished. Further orders will be issued when the repairs aie completed. Samuel Campbell is getting his bazaar at Fourth and Walnut streets into shape. He is new engaged in building shedding for the shelter of horses and is otherwise fixing up. The bazaar will be opened in a week or ten days. The Pennsylvania railroad company's ticket agent at this place expects te sell from thirty te fifty tickets for Washington, I D. C, te-day. Frank McFall, an employee at the Pcnn- j sylvania railroad blacksmith shop, was se . unfortunate yesterday as te drop a, heavy ! draft iron en his tee, which was mashed j and is a painful injury. ' Mr. and Mis. Jehn Sterline, residing in j West Ilctnpfield township, a short dis tance above Columbia, will celebrate the Runaways. Last evening Jacob Laveinder, colored, who is a hostler for Dr. M. L. Herr, was watering the doctor's mare at the stable in the rear of the Swan hotel. The animal frightened nt some object in Jthe shed and started out of the yard. She ran out Vine street te the corner of Strawberry and Mulberry streets. Here the buggy, te which she was hitched, struck against a fence and was mashed te pieces. The mare continued in her flight with but a single tree hanging te her, and finally turned up in .bast Urange street. She ran out that street te the end and then down the Philadelphia turnpike. At 10 o'clock last night she was found running loose in the read, about three miles from town, by a man who took her te Metzgar's hotel, at Witmcr's bridge, where she was get by the hostler. She was but slightly scratched: the buggy is a total wreck. A team belonging te Peter 3Iehr, baker, J took irigut about U e clock tnts morning, and ran out Orange street te Duke aud up Duke street for some distance. It ran into another wagon en Orange street, without doing much damage. There were one or two ether runaways this morning, but we did net learn the names of the owner., uer the extent of the damage done. On te Washington. Yesterday and te-day seventy-three tick ets were fold te Washington, te persons who have gene te the inauguration. Among these who went were the following : Cel. Peiper, Abm. Keller, E. McMellen, Clat Myers, Julius Levy, Henry Copland. Harry A. Dillcr. Harry Cochran, Harry Trout, Hiram Stamni, Charley Strine, Jehn B. Markley, Fin Elliett, Jacob Gable, Cyrus Celviii, Laudis Norbeck, i nemas nays. On fast line wc.it this afternoon was the League Island club of Philadelphia. They were bound for "Washington. The Lititz cornet band, 21 pieces, left for Philadelphia at 7:30 this morning, te proceed te Washington with the Philadel phia InvinciblcM, by whom they have been engaged for the occasion. KJiTCHES, JEWEIAIY, Sc OPTICAL GOODS! Opera Glasses in great variety of styles and sizes. Field Glasses, Combination Opera, Field and Marine Glasses, Magni fying Glasses, Microscopes 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 Lemaire,and are sold much lower than general prices. H. Z. RHOADS & BRO., Jewelers, 4 West King Street, - Lancaster, Pa. THIRD EDITION THUESDAT EVEN'G, MARCH 3, 188!. TTEATHEK INDICATIONS. Washington, March 3. Fer the Middle Atlantic states, cloudy and threatening weather, with rain or snow, northeasterly possibly veering te warm southeasterly winds, lower barometer. CONURKSS. lady I'eauttiicrs. Ladles, yen cannot make fair skin, rosy checks and sparkling eyes with all the cos ces metics of France, or beautlflers of the world; while in peer health, and nothing will give you such geed health, strength ami beauty as HepRilteis. A trial Is curtain proof. Sec an other column. mi-Jwd&w Temperance Lecture. Hubert Graham of Manchester, Eng land, secretary of the Church of England temperance society, lectured in St. Jehn's Lutheran church last evening. The lec ture was preceded by the usual Wcdncs- 25th, or silver anniversary of their wed- j day evening service of prayer and singing .SAMPi.E AOT1CK. It is impossible tern woman after a faithful course of treatment with I.yilia 11. l'inkhttiu'5 Vegetable Compound te continue te sutler with a weakness et tin; utcriu. Enclose a stamp te 31 rs. I.yilia K. l'iukliam, 2.J.: Western avenue. Lynn, Mass., for pamphlets. i.v23-lydced.c-,v HOUSEFUItXISUIS'U OOUDS. LlNN WILI.SON. d-d :r rO "M UJ A 1 IK c3 U vtt S? "Bs-eje-. The AXessage Laid en ttie Tabic. Washington, Feb. 8. In the Heuse the funding bill veto was read at 12:20, Tucker moved that the message be printed and laid en the table, and the yeas and nays were ordered en that motion ; it re sulted, yeas 133 ; nays 11G ; se the mes sage remains en the speaker's table. In the Senate. The supplemental funding bill leccived from the Heuse was laid before the Senate read a second time aud referred te the fi nance committee. Mr. Wallace then reported the deficiency appropriation bill. The Sonate insisted upon its amendment te the sundrv civil bill aud appointed a conference commit- Plcr aK(l make the trip te the West Indies. was ignorant of her name. Hailin" the yacht, Capt. Davis asked her captaiiTif he was net coming en beard te make a settle ment. The captain replied, " I'll l0 if I de." Capt. Davis "then caught siht of the name en the stem "of the schooner, and feund.it te be America, when he reel egnizeti it as (Jcneral Butler s celebrated yacht. In reply te another question, the cap tain ei the yacht said he was bound for the West Indies, and in a defiant manner invited Captain Davis te "come en.' The Hunter started in pursuit, but could net keep up with the yacht, and was about te give up the chase, when the revenue cut ter Samuel Dexter was sighted. Captain uavis ran uewn te tuc cutter and told his story te Captain Irish, asking him te bring the America te and examine her papers. The cutter was near Tarpaulin Cove aud the yacht off Cuttyhunk. but the Samuel Dexter overhauled the yacht after - a long chase. Cap tain Irish hailed the America and ordered her te come te. Xe attention was paid te the hail, and the yacht kept en her course. A gun was then lired. This was treated with the sarae indifference, but a second salute brought the America te. and Cap tain Irish bearded her. Upen examina tion her papers were found correct, the yacht being bound from Bosten te Balti more, where General Butler was te iein tee. A RCZZAKO ATTEMPTS TO PJ.Y lint i Call-in ISi.-terc Getting Away. Last evening shortly after six o'clock Special Watchman Frederick Miller was engaged doing some work in the cellar of the prison when he heard a noise abeve which appeared te come from cell Xe G, whicli was occupied bv Ike Buzzard. lie informed Captain Weise of the fact. and the two went te make an ex amination of the cell. They found thai Buzzard had cut a large hole in the southeastern corner of his cell. In this part of the cell there was a register fasten ed in the wall by means of four iron pins, which arc about six inches in length. Buz zard succeeded in getting one of these pins out, and then had no trouble in taking out thcwhele register, lie then began work en the wall with one of the pins and easily madc a large hole in the wall, which is of brick only and is in bad condition. He first cut straight into the wall and then began working downward towards the cel lar. When discovered he had taken out a large quantity of bricks, which he piled up alongside the water closet. In about a half hour he would have reached the cellar from which he would have suc ceeded in getting into the yard. Buzzard says that lie began the work en Tuesday, I but this is net believed te be true as neth- j ing wrong was noticed in the cell when it j was visited yesterday. In the condition that the wall is, it would be very easy for ' a man te de a great deal of work in very ; short time, aud it is net likely that Buz zard was long in making the hole. Buzzard is one of the men who was heard before Alderman Spurrier en Mon day and he is held te await trial en a half dozen charges of burglary, larceny, &c. He has been in jail a number of time-, and is a bad man. He does net understand jail breaking, hewcver,as is apparent from the manner in which he deas his work. The hole made by him was almost large enough for him te have taken his bed with him. If he had net. attempted te de se much work he might have been success ful, but as it was, he net only failed te get away but he has added one mere crime te his long list that of jail-breaking. (tin-' en .uenuav evcninir next. A nnm ber of our citizens have been invited te participate in th? evening's festivities, and have accepted the invitation. The bride aud groom are members of the E. E. Lutheran church of Columbia, aud a good ly number of the congregation of that church will help them te commemorate their wedding day. Wanted An inHillibie remedy for poli tical affliction. Anyone knowing of a recipe warranted te be sure will place A.M. j Ham be, esq., under everlasting obligations I te him by forwarding it without I unnecessary delay te the Cwrant office. ! That journal has net yet get ever the recent political revolution, but is still hammering away at the de fenseless "Kickets." The weid "de fenseless " was perhaps used unadvisedly, as the Lancaster JVbtc Era is a recognized "kicker" organ and we can hardly say the kickers are defenseless with this backing. The Courant premises te "mark" every Republican who voted for a Demo crat at the recent election. This will be a bigger job, perhaps, than the editor bar gains for, as, by the way the clectieu went, we Judge that almost every Republican in town voted for at least one Democrat. By the way, will the Courant net tell us whether its editor did net vote for Jehn A. rtlade, a Democrat, for school director? tirade of I'u;iis. The following is the grade by classes of the pupils in attendance at the boys' sec ondary school, Xerth Mulberry street, for the month ending Febuary 28, 1881, the first column of figures indicating the con duct of the pupils, and the second column the progress in the several branches of study : A CLASS. i llavcler Gee Cundakcr D r.berly Willie... TIet rick Jehn... Winnt II Gressman II Sh(.i7. L Chambers .1. ... Adams V' 1 llitner Alnn Krcider Chav... Zenk Harry iSreffJ 1! 2 5 "2 3 ei JTIIK EHMITXsfl'JKO lAIKKOGLiO. Exaggerated Itcpert of a Trifling Affair. The account of a difficulty between Prof. Black and the graduating class of Mount. St. Mary's college at Etnmittsburg, cop ied iute the 1xtei.i.iei::ceii from the Baltimore correspondence of the Philadel phia Times, appears te have been a grossly exaggerated statement of the affair, fur nished by a personal enemy of Mr. Jehn E. Maienc, of this city, who was charged with being the leader of the revolt, and reported te have been " finally ex pelled. " We are assured that the difficulty between Professer Black aud the class, grew out of the misinterpretation of a remark made by the former and was readily adjusted as seen as the proper ex planation was made. Xcithcr Mr. Ma lone nor any ether member of the class was "expelled." but arc as usual pursu ing their studies at the celicge. Among his friends in this city Mr. Malone is known as a quiet, retiring young man who never loses temper. That he is au exem plary studeut is shown by the report fur nished by the president of the college, dated Feb. 24th 1881, wherein it is shown that he stands at the head of his class in moral philosophy, Greek, geology, aud mathematics, and second in Latin and English, a position that can scarcely fail te secure him the highest honors of the class at the coining graduation. . 90 1 !K) . 90 92 .100 98 . 951 95 . S7 90 .. 8.') 87 . SKS 95 . 85 90 . DO Si . S5 &i .1(!0 1(H) .100 95 . !)5 95 Derwart L V. S7 Harpcl (J 1 100 llitner J W 97 Maxwell Win.... 95 Kirkpatrick Win 95 Mills Hurry 90 Stermfeltz W I. .100 ZoekS K IX) Musver Wm 90 Uehrer Hewaid. 90) the S.ilein and the German Jtaplists. Application having been made by German Baptist Brethren for permission te worship every alternate Sunday after noon in Salem church, and offering te pay rent for the privilege, the council of Salem church has granted them the use of the church but declines te accept the rent. The Baptist Brethren will held their first service in Salem church next Sunday afternoon at 5:30, in the German language, and a free will offering will b'e made te Salem for the courtesy of their ceuucil. The Keystone Ilaiul Fair. The attendance last night was la; go. The committee have decided te credit Miss Bacr with the votes she received for a watch that was raffled off a few evenings age, but which were net returned until after the polls closed, by counting them as votes for another watch whicli will be raffled off en Saturday evening. The " Demestic " sewing machine will be voted off Friday evening at 9 o'clock. Meeting Postponed. The lecture b.V Rev. 0. E. Houpt, before the Star club is unavoidably postponed until Tuesday evening next at 8 o'clock. The regular meeting of the lyceum will be held at the.associatien rooms this evening. Xiimnan Win. Apply Slurry. Martin Win... Leugcuccker nun ii i; Ilenttel D ilartnian F U.. Shindli; Frank. J.tclitvt; II.... ... S.I ... Ei ... 87 C. 95 ... 85 ...90 95 90 S5 Ruckius Jl.tirv. P.Itner A W Keck Harry Jl CLASS. 9J' Martin Jehn.... 90jWcidlerM n.... 85 Lcyden Chin... OOllinrtinnn Chas. 85iIIostctterll... KaulTman Kdw. Seil William.... KeillyKebcrt... C CLASS. Cehe Herbert... 100 Carr Miehael....l00 Heilslin K U 100 Uoedhart Tlies..l00; Nuuman Clms... Ui Leng Chas 92 Sfhaum Win 92 Kress A SO iteycr Calvin 90 Miisselman Wm 95 Ernst Win 78 r..v sol D CLASS. Frank J no Bewers 11 It LcippeH S I.utz Fred Carman J 51 LechcrWK Amwnke Chns... Facgley Chas Lechcr C1I...... Hoever W .1 fchultzll A Kantz Wm Cast E II Hartley M Sliaub Harry... lewe Hunter. Wise Adam.. 08 S3 93, 90 98 93 93 lleettucr Albert 84 Miller W C 8 Heitshu W It.... Si Uedfrey J II 95 Perkins Frank.. 95 KryclcrC F 90 HitnerS 95 Fejjer Harry 91 Jehnsen Frank.. 85 Glever II 1 95 Hambrlght Gee. S5 Walker Win Fritz Sam Kuhns Jno Gundakcr Win. Weaver U It Becttner Ed I.eippe M I. Iteycr J E CLASS. Welchens Will.. Flick Christ Hartley Harry.. itev Will Kekcrt Fred Ucesc Ward miner Alfred... lJeas Sam Leng Willie KiiKretr Jehn... Gerlach Jacob.... Gibsen i.aicn... IJrin&er Klmer.. KcpnerKd.' HeitshnHerb.... ZeehcrSiun Fisher Jno Hacker Ben DitTemlerier J... I.echcr Dave.... McGuire Henry. Martin Heward. 93 Adams A Weaver Maurice Gundakcr Will.. 69 100 90 86 95 Si 96 82 SO 74 94 74 91 OS 97 OS 95 50 91 52 97 45 8(1 45 Gorrecht n 90 Jeffries Mllleu.. 95 Smith Frank.... 9S Walker Ed 92 YcckerUen 85 Itcitnensnyder C Ct! Laverty ltalph... 45 IlachingcrC 85 McEvey M i)C Mcl'hersen II... 85 Kirk Alfred.. siek. 82 100 100 98 95 87 93 90 S3 85 8 85 90 EO 87 90 95 80 85 95 Mr. Graham lectured en temperance work in England and detailed the plans aud op erations of the friends of the cause in that country. He is a forcible speaker, of veiy pleasant addrcss,aud advanced the strong est possible arguments in behalf of total abstinence. At thu conclusion of the lcc tuic Miss Leila Bear sang a sole, "Where is my wandering boy te-njght?" aud the service closed, after a brief address by Rev. Stall, with the singing of the long metro doxology. Severely lnjuerd. Heward RufscI, a carpenter in the em ploy of the Pennsylvania railroad company aud a son of Jehn R. Rr.sscl, of this city, met with a painful accident at Middlctewu yesterday afternoon. While working en the new railroad brtdga at that place a heavy piece of lumber was accidentally let fell and struck him upon the head, cutting and bruising him very badly. He was carried into Middle town where all possible attention was given him. Last night he rested pretty well, aud it was thought he would be well enough te he brought te his home in this city this afternoon. Sales of Tobacco. Asa Jfties, Fawn township, Yerk ..coun ty, has sold 2 A acres te Joseeh Lebe, feri!), 10, 3, 3;" Frank McAfee, llarfeul, Md., G cases te same, for 17, 7, e ; Samuel MeAtce, same place, te same, for 14, 3 : Chas. Martin, same place, 1 acres, te stme, for 7 round ; Xichelas Furlong, 1 acre, same place, te same, for 7 cents round; Reger Street, 1 acre, same place, te same, for 0 cents round ; Frank Mc Afee, same place, '2 A acres, te Sener & Krcider, for 20, 7, e : Rebert Cunning ham, Peach Bettem, Yerk county, 4. acres, te Sayler, Wrightr.villc, for 10, 5", and 15. Tht. Difi'ercr.ce. The mayor, at 3:15 p. m. te-day, approv ed the bill refunding $200,000 of the city debt at 4 per cent. About the same time Hayes's veto was going ever the wires, killing the bill te re fund the national debt at 0 per cent. Thai, is the difference. Unlit Lamp. The number of gas street lamps unlit last night arc reported by the police as fellows : First ward, 5 ; Second. 15 ; Third 1 ; Fourth 1 ; Firth, S ; Sixth, 4 : Seventh 4 ; Eighth 3 ; Ninth. 11. Total, 40. VIne Products In New Jersey. - This state is becoming celebrated for in ' wines. Seme of the riehest in the world arc produced in Xew Jersuy, by Mr. A. Sjpcer, whose name has become celebrated a?:t pro ducer et" strictly pure unadulterated Fert Grape Wine. The wine of Mr. Spcer is net bottled or put in market until ir. is four years old, and has become thoroughly line and mel low. It has proved itself a we-iderful assist ant te phy.ifiaii", who prescribe it. This wine is recommended for debilitated parsons, and 1 given te consumptives. The .'.iftleulty of getting an imported or even a pure California J l'ert is well understood te be se great as te , preclude doctors from allowing their patients ! te run the riV.c et its use. Mr. Sneer beius ' aware of thi- fact has taken the utmost are :n ' the making et his wine, se as te supplant the j imported wines by producing a genuine arti- i cle. His wines are known by chemists te be I pure and the most reliable for medicinal pur- I poses. The druggists throughout the country j sell it, as bottled by Mr.Spe-r. y. J". Tribute. ' This wine is recommended by Drs. Atlec ' and Davis, am! ter sale by If. V. fclayin.iKer. j ml-'iwd&iv j 03 as i O e 53 a h&!is u s M GO Pp a OO n Q '-'uri 4 -r ex fc-1 Vf 3 s a r. W 1-4 PWfflP-S' Et ?SSg,SS3 ?3aSeBB MiCh ". TUE VKTO. O B O JgO S gigg5i Ej"2.C-afiap'c'e S O a O P w. aes d n,- GO MutlieiK! Aletlters:! Mothers! !: Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering anil crying Willi the excruciating pain of cutting teeth? If se, go at once and get a bottle of 3IIIS. WIXSI.OWS SOOTHING SVKUl. It will re lieve the peer little puflcrcr immediately de pend upon it; there is no mistake about It. There is net a mother en eaith who has ever used it, who will net tell yen at once that it. will regulate the bowels, and giva rest te the mother, and relief and health te the child, operating like magic. It Is perfectly iafe te use m all cases, and pleasant te the taste, and Is the prescription et one et thu eldest and bej-t female physicians and nurses in the t'nltcd States. Sold everywhere; S3 cents a I'Ottle. HbS-d&wM,W& F MA3li:iA'ri:k. -Hess. On the 27th of February, JSSi, llev. W. T. Gerhard, at. his residence. Uoet- ey mu nt:v. it. x. (icriumi, at. ins residence Ne. .11 hast Osange street, .Mr. A. S. Knet te Miss Ida G. Hess, both et 1 VHemptield. r OLT3 Lim. On the 2d c .March, ISSl.at t he residence et the bride's parents by the !ev. .1. 11. Shmuuker. 1). I)., -Mr. William K 1'eltz, ei iiarrisnurg, ra., te Jli -s .Mnrv i:. I.utz, thiscitv. a O CSJC-P Se of i VEATJIS. Jesks. March 2, 1SSI, In Strasburg, Isaac Jenes, aged M year.-, 1 month ami 21 days. The relatives and friends of the family are . respecttully invited te attend the funeral, lrem the losideneeef the deceased, at fctras-: burg, en Saturday morning at 0 o'clock. 2id i Siiaub. In this city, en the 2ith Feb., Jacob I Miami, in the 21st year of his age. ! The relatives and friends et the family, also j Oonestega Council Xe. ?, Degree Council Xe. ' 29, O. U. A. 31., anil the ceachmakcrs of I.an- j caster, arc respectfully invited te attend the funeral, lrem his lata resilience, Xe. 132 Xerth I Queen street, en Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. ' Interment at Zion's cemetery. ' EB2RLY. In this city, en the 2d inst., Jeauii-t Kberly, in the 51th year of her age. . , The relatives and friends of the family are respectlBlly invited teattend the funeral from ; her late residence, 731 High street, en Sunday ! afternoon, at 2 o'clock. 3td STi'jinArmi. On February 2.i, in Lyens ' Iowa, (Jiace, infant daughter of Samuel and 1-aura Ilubley Stuuibaugh. , A'lilf ADVEKTISEHENTS. rPOBACUO riCESSES. " MIN'XICH'S LATEST IMI'ltOVKD BALING- PRESS FOR FARMERS, AXD CASIXG PIIESS FOlt r ACKERS. Warranted the simplest, strongest, most dur uble, easiest and quickest te operate. Having Rolling I'rcss Reams with which the press beard can always be brought down level wlilln pressing, one man can operate them ami require less room. Are sold te reliable parties en trial. Guaranteed te be superior in every feature te any in present use, or can be re turned at my expense. Send ler circular te S. B. MINKICH, JtASUFACfliKEK. mar." limliiv Landlsvllle, Lane. Ce., Pa. "- . if .' 1'OR SALE. DUISI.IU SALE. OX FKIUAV, IUAUUU i 1. Mil, at, Xe. 313 Xerth Duke street, of a lotet Household and Kitchen Furniture. Sale te commence at 1 o'clock, p. m. EMAXUEt, P. KELLER, Agent. H. Siicitnr.T, Auct. ni2-2td 1JUIII.Ii: SAI.K X FKIDAY. AIAKCH 4, 1 1SS1, will be sold at puclic sale, at iiurk iiurk helder's tore. corner of Chestnut and Plmn streets, the following Personal Property, viz : One Family Herse, 1 hree springTep Wagen, one set of Harness, Stere Fixtures, such as Fairbanks. Counter Scales, Glass-front Cracker Cans, Glass Jars, Barrels, Bexes, .Molasses I'.nvrels and Contents, Lamp Glebes, Self-Feeding Heater Steve, and a large let of ether arti cles tee numerous te mention. Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p. in., when conditions will be made known bv II. K. RURK1IOLDER, Agt. Sam'l Hims, Auct. At the same time and place will be geld the following household and Kitchen furniture, cousin! iug et Beds and Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs and Rocking Chairs, Ifag Carpet, 27 ard of Ingrain Carpet, new S-burner Chan delier, Parler Steve, Cook Steve, Sink (nearly new), Tinware, Pans, and a great many ether articles tee numerous te mention. mar2-2td MRS. H. K. BURKnOLDER. His Fraudulency's Last. "Wasihxgtcx, D. C, March S. Hayes has prepared his message vetoing the funding bill, and it will be transmitted te Congress. Syiiepjiis r ttie Vete. The following is a synopsis of Hayes's veto : While recognizing tiie importance of adopting some measure for re funding before adjournment of the present Congress, he believed it would be wise for tl;e secretary te olTerje per cent bend. He objects te the present bill en account of the 3th section, which would tend te destroy the national banking system, and which '.r net ancsssutial part of refunding measure. He complains of the radical change which takes from banks the right te deposit, any of the bends of the United States te secure circulation, thus depriving the bill holder of the best security which banks are able te give by insist ing en the deposit of bends of the least value of any issne by the government. In referring te bank taxation he believed that the bill would practically prohibit; the organization of nfwbanksand encourage a moneply of the national bank ing system. Section live would undoubted ly imperil this system. While Captain Davis was en beard with Captaiti Irish, the master of the yacht offered hint a small sum in settlement for the Hunter's service, but Captain Davis refused it. and will cennncuce a suit te recover the amount agreed upon for the aid rendered by his steamer. ti:i,i:urai'U UNION. The Ait'tilgainatleu Practically Completed. New Yerk, March 3. Jud c Bkitch Bkitch ferd tu-ilay refused te grant either of the Atlantic cable companies any relief what ever in their bills filed te restrain the tele graphic consolidation. Judge Sedgwick is reported as havirg ruled that the Western Union telegraph company can issue its certificates of in debtedness for 4SJ per cent. This, the officials claim, practically accomplishes all that is required te complete the consolidation. SOT ON TIlK DILL. si;; i. Alt YEXSTXHSIMI- .VTA. Patent Granted. T. Arudt, of Mount Jey, assigner of half interest te C. 11. Nissley, has been yrantt. ed a patent for a curiam cerdtijihtener. r CLASS. SO 74 91 70 9! C7 V7 03 BS C3 SS 01 73 61 S2 CO SJ .12 9a si !0 51 7. SO 96 4!) BcuawitWill 5'.H 49 Treycr Ed 75 4d BlickenderlerC. 83 4 ISarr Walter 7t 44 Pinkerton Herb. B9 41 Malone Chas 83 43 Xauman Will... 83 41 Davish Will S4 40 Hull Wentiell.... C2 S9 Pentz Reuben... 9 3.; Finger Adam.... 47 ys Adams Leuis 93 33 Anether Deutli. We were called upon a few days age te announce the death in Lyens, Iowa, of Mrs. Laura L. Stumbaugh and daughter, wife and child of Samuel Stumbaugh, and daughter aud granddaughter of Jehn W. Hublcy, of this city. And te-day comes the sad news that little Grace, the only remaining child of Mr. Stumbaugh, has also died of scarlet fever, the disease by which the ethers were carried off. Loek Out ler Them. This evening the moon will successively pass Japiter, Satnru and Venus. The con stellation formed by the four bodies se far away from the sun will afford one of the rarest sights which human eyes can leek upon. A noted astronomer says the youngest child will net again get a chance of seeing the four bodies near one another under such favorable circumstances. Telephone Connection. James Stewart's drove yard and coal office, have been connected with the tele phone exchange office in Centre Square Shaving becomes an indispensable luxury with Cuticur.i Shaving Sap. Nervous, sleepless and overworked find re-t and nourishment in Malt Bitters. svecia .r, yerjfjii.tr IViiat It ISec. Kidney-Wert moves the bowels regularly, cleansea thu bleed, ami mdicilly cures kidney disease, gravel, piles, bilious headache, mi-l pains whicli arc caused by disordered liver and kidneys. Thousands have been cured why should you net try it ? Your druggist will tell you that it Is one of the most success ful meiiieines ever known. It is sold in both Dry and Liquid form, and itsactien i3 pe-dtiva anil sure in cither form Dallas, Tex., Ilarald. fiMwdSw CengiiS. ' lireivii's Bronchial Troches'' arc used with advantage te alleviate Coughs, Sere Threat, Hoarseness and Bronchial AUcctiens. Fer thirty years the.-c Troches have been in use, with annually Increasing laver. They arc net new and untried, but, having been tested by wide and constant u-e for nearly an entire generation, they have attained well-merited rank among thu lew staple remedies of the age. , The T5sre.it. "Brewn'3 Bronchial Treches''1 act direttiy en the organs of the voice. Theyhaye an ex traordinary effect In all disorder et the Threat and Larynx, restoring a healthy tone when relaxed, eilhi-r from cold or over-exer-tlen of the voice, and produce a clear and dis tinct enunciation. ifpeal:crs and Singers find the Troches useful. A Cough, Celd, Catarrh or Sore Threat re quires immediate attention, aa neglect often times results in some incurabU, Lung Discass. ' Brown's Bronchial Trcchcs " will almost in variably give relief. Imitations are offered for sale, many of which are injurious. The genu ine "Jtrewnt Bronchial Treches'1'' arc sold inly inbexes. fcbS-d&wTuTli&S There is a Vulin in Gilcad. Th success which lias marked the intreduc tien of Cream Balm, a Catarrh remedy, pre pared by Ely Bres., Owego, X. Y., is indeed marvelous. JIany persons in I'ittsten and vi cinity are using it with most satisfactory re sult. A lady down town Is recovering the sense of smell, which she had net enjoyed for fifteen years, through the use of thu Balm. She had given up her ease as incurable. 3Ir. Bar ber, the druggist, has used it in his family and commends it very highly. In another column, a young Tunkhannock lawyer, known te many et our readers, testifies that he was cured of par very efficacious zclte, Augv rpW sTHKK KOIMIS AM) mVKLI.ING JL for rent, Xe. Sand 0.-eutli Oucuii street, pp ly at the IsTELLHiExcr.;'. Ohice. lOIl KKNT A T!tKKi:-STOKY S'.KICK s DWELLING HOUSE. Xe. 313 Xert'i .Mul berry stieet. Lancaster, containing ten rooms, and all Hie modern improvements. Has large yard attached. Apply te S. W. TAYLOIf, ltd Xe. 339 X. Mulberry street. "lUltMi: SAI.K THIS 1-.VKXIXG AT NO. JL '23s Xerth Queen htreet, between Pennsyl vania R. R. Depot and Xew Market Heuse, iill kin-Is et Tinwaic. Sale te be continued until the entire Meck is elu. A. .!. COGLEY. ltd1' Xjcr.J.ie sAi.r. ei- household and Kitchen Furniture. :it Xe. 43 Seuth Duke street, en next SATURDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 5, 1S.L commencing at one o'clock. Fifty-lour yards line Brussels carpet, se id walnut Extension Table, Jnirrain Carpets, Bedsteads. Bureaus, Mattressc Stevef, y.M. Copper Kettle, Window Shades, Queeiisware, Cooking Utensils. Ac.. c, Sc. C. A.BAIK. IIcxkv SnciiEirr, Auct. nr2-.'ttilR JUI5LI SAI.K OF AGRICULTURAL, 1M- ! t plements. Farmers, leek te your interest, i Merchants, call and save money. The sub i eriber will etlerat. public sale, en SATURDAY MARCH 5. 1SS1, at the manufactory, corner el Water and Lemen Streets, Lancaster, Pa. Sale te commence at 9 o'eleck A. 31. anil xy, P.M., consisting of the following named arti cles: Twenty Grain Drills, latest impreved: Twenty-live Hay Rakes, latest improved, 1'ratt'n patent; Twenty Grain Fans, both with single and double crank; Thirty Hand and Herse-Power Cern smellers. Twenty Hand corn Shelters. Power Fedder Cutters, Cider Mills ler Hand and Horse-Pewer,Winc Pressss deubla and single row corn Planters. All the above machines are warranted for two years. Alse, second-hand corn-shellers, grain drills, grain tans, one second hand sep arater, tnraslung macnine. Alse spnices anil fellees ter carriage makers, a let of inch, walnut bracket beards, oil barrels and cans, aud ii lotet ether articles net enumerated. This sale is intended te reduce stock te mak room ler my spring business, which wi'.lbs carried en in a mere extensive scale. A geed credit will be given. SAMUEL KEELER, Agt. Jenx Rebvax Auctioneer. teb'20-Ud JU1JI.Ii: SAI.K ON TUESDAY, MAKCII S. 18S1, will bcexpes'.-d te public sale, by the subscribei s, at the Cooper Heuse, in the city of Lancaster, Pa., ail that valuable tract et land en which is erected the COESTOGA STEAM COTTON !ILL. Xe. 4, containing In front en Seuth Queen street. CI feet 1J. inches, mere or less, extending westward te Beaver street, 24, feet, mere or less, fronting en lJeavm-street 115 feet, mere or less. The mill is a four-story ami basement brick, slate-reef building. He feet long and ijj leel wide, con taining S2 Masen's Patent. Looms with all the machinery necessary le card and spin yarn te keep the looms running lull time. There is also a brick slalc-roef engine and boiler heu'-e, situate about 12 feet east et the mid, contain ing 3 100 horse power Corliss engine and thrre of Jehn Rest's Tubular boilers, by which the mill is operated. A one story Frame DWELL ING HOUSE, fronts en Seuth Queen street. Frame Office. Waste Heuse and Stable, and Carriage Heuse in the yard. The buildings and machinery rc all in geed condition. Sale te commence at y. "o'clock p. m., when ternvsana conditions will be made known by SHKXK, RAUSMAX, CARPENTER & CO. S. Hes3 & Sex, Aui-ts. marS-Unl N jrOTICi:. In thomaftcref 1IESRY ri. HERR and CHRIS TIAX HERR, trading as Ilcrr & Brether, o, e, Willow Street, in the County of Lancaster In the said District, Bankrupts. ' The said Henry S.Ilerr, one ei the bank rupts, having uniler the prevision et the sev eral acts et Congress relating te Bankruptcy, filed his petition fei a discharge from all his debts provable under the said acts, and ler a certificate thereof, it is ordered that a meeting et creditors be held en the 2Istlay of 31 ARCH, 1SI1, at 10 o'clock a. m., beiere the Register, A. Slaymaker. esq., at his office, at the cityel Lancaster, in said district, te be continued by adjournments, if necessary, when and where the examination of said bankrupt will be fin ished ; and that the Register certify te the Court whether the said bankrupt ha in all things conformed te his duty under this said Acts, and if net, in what respects, which cer liilcate, and the aid examination when closed, with all ether papers relating te the case, will filed bv the Register in the Clerk's office. It is further erdeicd that :i hearing be had upon the said petition for discharge and cer tificate en Wednesday, the thirtieth dav of Jlarch. 1SS1, beiere the said Court at Philadel phia, at 10 o'clock a m.. when and where all creditors and ether nersens in interest mav appearand showcanse. it any they have, why partial deafness. It is certainly a ic prayer of the said petition should net be cleus re.nedy.-P Pa Ge-) "' fCegislcPlnancV. itle.im. 12-2-2wd&w February 2?, 1S1. mar3-itd2tw liyTERTAIXSIllXTS. l?VKUXl!ODY Jj wishes te secure bargains and enjoy 1VUO l.IKl-S ifUX music, will go te the KEYSTONE BAND FAIR To-xreirr. AD.MISSIO.W AND geed .10 Cts. ll-2-2wd 'UI.TON Ol'KKA IIOUSK. Monday Evening1, March 7, 1381. " YER 'AND, GUY'XOR, YER 'AXD !' The Indubitable Londen, Xew Yerk and Bosten Success : The New Farcial Comedy, entitled "THE GUY'NOR," Pronounced by press and public te be the GREATEST HIT KNOWN FOR YEARS, and new attracting crowded houses and de lighted audiences. U wlcr the managed men t of 3IK. HAROLD WAIiREN. RESERVED SEATS, 75 CIs. ADMISSION', 50 & 3.1 Cts. Seats can be secured at Opera neusc, com mencing Thursday, March 3. mai-2-3td trjjfTH. WANTED. A WOMAN TO TAKE C'AKK of a weak and infirm old lad v. at 509 Xerth Queen street. fil-3tdM"W&F WANTED-A HOT TO LLAUS BARBER, ing. Apply at Snnncr's Barber Shep, ba3cment Eshleuinu and Rathven's building. . ltd C-UGAKMAKKRS WANTED AT J TRIPPLE & DRAUDE'S Cigar Fnctery, corner et St. Jeseph and Straw berry Streets, this city. 2td WANTED A GOOD, man te lake care man preferred. Must come ed. Apply, m2-ttd Nevel Sccne in :i Cliienge Theatre. CiiiC.w.e, March 55. During the pei pei fermance at the Grand opera house last night a man named Eagan, i'rem Colerado, became dissatisfied with the position of afTairs as worked out in the plot, and e!amhcriii en te the stage, caught held of 31. J. Jerdan, the actor, ami while the hitler was about te brain Rachel Neah with an axe held him fast. 3Iuch cscitcmeiit ensued, but the interloper was quickly hustled out of the theatre. He explained, afterwards that he was just in from Colerado and the scene had carried him away TIJi: NEW YORK WALK. I'.itichet Leading the Rest Recerd. New Yerk, March ?. At 10 o'clock this morning the score al the walking m.itch steed as fellows : Panchut, iidi ; Sullivan, uOO ; Krehnc, J5.57 ; Curran, 309 ; Campaiia, 300; Laeeusc, 200. AUhat hour Punchet was about a mile ahead of Kewcll's best record for the samu time and consequently ahead of the best record ever made. He is in prime condition. Tilt: STOCK MARKET. A blight Depression and Anether Rally. New Yerk, March 3. 12:15 v. :.t. Upen the announcement that Hayes had vetoed the funding bill, the stock market, which had previously been quite buoyant, fell off per cent, throughout the entire list. The depression was temporary only, and prices are new at the highest point touched thus far te-day. A Prize Fighter Shet. S.vx riiAXCisce, March 3. A Tucson Arizona despatch s.iys James Jourdan, a saloon keeper, shot and mortally wounded Ben Ilegau, a noted prize tighter, at Bis bce, Febi nary 20th. A Heavy Sunw. Cuicage, 3Iarch 3. Anether heavy snow storm i-j reported throughout the North went, extending from this city te Dalretah. DEN. I'.UTI.EK AS A PIRATE. MIDDLE-AGED horses. A white well-recemn.'end- ROX 93, Coatesville, Pa. TITAMEU TWO KOi'S 14 AND IS Ml years, respectively, want a situation where they can make themselves useful. Ap ply at either C31 Marietta avenue or 32 Dor Der wart street. ltd llnutlie Yacht American was Hauled Off I.'llemmedieu SheaU. Gen. 15. F. Butler's historic yacht America sailed from Fortress 3Ionree yes terday morning en a trip in southern seas. She is fitted up magnificently, aud is stocked for a long cruise. The general's object in making the voyage is te benefit his health. The America will go te Ber muda, thence te the Bahama Islands, Gal veston and Vera Cruz. The round trip will net be completed in less than two months, and it may be ever three months before the. America returns. The general is accompanied by his two sons, Paul and Benjamin I.; 3Ir. Themas Pierce, con structor of the railroad from Galveston te 3Iexice ; James Parton, the lecturer ; Cel. Geerge, the celebrated New Hamp shire lawyer ; Colonel Beriet, of the United StatC3 army ordnance department, and 3Ir. Themas 3iajer, the general's private secretary. Further details have been received of the hauling off of the America, reported as ashore en L'Hemmedicu Sheal en the 20th ult. Captain Davis, of the steamer Hunter, of New Bradford, demanded $400 for hauling the yacht off the shoal, and after the work was successfully done, pay ment, it is alleged, was refused. This led te an exciting chase, the pursuers being the Hunter and-a revenue cutter. Th.' America, it is reported, en being towed into deep water, at once made extra sail, aud proceeded. Captain Davis, he runs the story, hart been told by the sailing mas ter of the yacht that she was an oyster beat, bound te Virginia, and se at the time lAiZXJ.rx. sp-.v torK'JIIurKes. v w Ver.::, Jlarch ."Fleur linn, and in moderate expert and Iieum trade de mand; Superllne State Si 6)!t 10; extra Ue 4 tZ1.1i: choice ! fi .",;4 IK): fancy de il ;.iti rl); round hoop Ohie ft 40f." 0U; enew no at J iiyi, ,e; auperlluu west ern f.S COr-f CiT: common te e;ied ex tra ieftS0$i;17.: choice de $i S),,l7.-: choice whin- whe-u de.' iKliiOOi). Southern ittictanil steady: coiiiueu i.. i.iir extra at Ii Q 5 2i): ue,,d tocMeic de f." '23ilG 75. Wheat without important change and rather nuict ; Xe. I While, April. SI IS ; A'e. Red March $1 2C't ;!e Aniil ist21l 2l;'rf ; de May $Ii0l'i0-b. Cern II rm and vain, r nuiui ; MU.il west ern ipel. 555SSc; de I'm it if, 3 1,1 ,Q.-i7.Jc. Oats unchanged and e.att;l ; Slate. DitMe; Western 3i7c. I'liltadulplila 31:ivktil. l'lULincM'tiiA, Pa., Jl.neti ::.-! lour linn, fair local demand; Hiiperiliie, ft OO??:: SO: extra .tJ SO'i i 23:dii1e ami Indiana "family ?" '.'.Ifsf; (: P.i. de $t 73.i.- i'5 St. I.eui . lamllv 5 7.rKti '3:- Minii'-sefa Extra J.1 i'mtJ ); straight. S e.J7C!i": winter patent tilMiit ': t-pring de $0 7'ir,7 73. Rye Heur at 5 00. Wheat firmer and in fair demand ; Ne. a Weitern Ked at $1 li;; ; Delaware rand I'enn'n Red. if! 131 -Wi.i': de Amber. Jl 16 if?117. Cem firmer: steamer, 5:y..3!e ; yellow, 53c ; mixed, 53JCc. eals inere;iirmlv lield but fjuiet ; Ne. 1 White, '13Jc ; -Ne. 2. i:.ttc; Ne. ::, de 42Mc ; Ne. 2 Mix ei', iiyji: live steady at 'J3e. Previsions iulet ; jobbing trade geed ; mess perk. $Ii; (K) ; heel Iiiiiih $,.K2 0li2J0(); India iii.'-s beef $3)21 r. e. b. Ifaceii amekeil hams ivylh:: utekfi? bam- !Mc; smoked shoulders CMfiSiic ; salt de .r,:i3,,.ic. Lard market ea--ier ; city kvttl' at ltyffic ; loe-f buiehfiv'UhQiDe; priini: steam fln-lSud 10 30. ISuttcr quiet, and pilecs in buvera' favor ; Creamiirv CvM-a.'ag.'Ue :!ogeni! ti choice 2S ."0 : liradfeid county and Xew Yerk extra, tubs, i7J3''e: de lirhiiis. li!2le; V.'i-sterii diitrv i:.trai'i:; de geed te elioice 3Mi2k Rolls (piiet, ; Penn'n bent here. Kflse; Weatern Ite Di'i'Vi' e Atra. 18''J. Kiigi steady ; Pa., and Wester'', 18J.I9f. Clice.si) dull anil unchanged ; Xe"w Yerk full cream, i:!igi:': ; Western lull cream, ViylSc; de lair te geed I t3J !;?(; de hallskinw lenviy.t! ; Pa. de hKJlite. Petroleum dull"; reiined SHc. Whisky dull at $1 II. Seedi IJoed te priuu; clever firm at 1 J; de de Timethy firm at $2 !H3 e: ; de de l-'lu'.-C''! nominal at 1 '.ZrfhlZS. Live stock ftlnrketfi. Ruu'ale. Cattle Receipts, 73; consigned through, '! cars ; in f.tir deuiaml but at lower mtes; Choice Western steers quoted ntfiCOfg 3 '.1) ; light te geed shipper.--, $t HU 1 71 ; lulled lets steiuv, heifers and cow a at $U 30Jl :;i; as te quality several cars remain un-old. Sheep mill lum' s Receipts. I.OtJO; consigned threugii, 13 cars; market dull ai.d unchanged : buyers holdleir oil"; ttned Western sheep ft 73 3 23 ; choice, $3 10J?3 73 : estra, $3P3ffl' : west ern lambs, common. light, te choice, $3g0 73. Hogs Receipts, l,20i);.censigucd llireugli, 11'.) cars; market dull and tending downward; light Yorkers, S3 -103 (V) : geed te choice de $3tKi'li573; goed: medium mid henry, $3C3f(i; one lead of geed heavy at V, ; plgn veiy dull ; common f e geed at SI 733 20. Fast I.ikekty. Cattle Receipts wen- l.tuu liead et tlueui;h and 221 of yard stock ; supply only lair. Willi a light demand ; busi ness very slew ; bull: et offerings eouiuieii ti fair ; best shipping steers at $3 20f?3 3l ; lair te oel butclieis' stock at $1 23,.3 10; common mid light $333I; bulls n'llliigiil .$230f'l3J; fat cows and stags $'5 4ej? f 3D. Hnjs rucclpts, ,W heail : Philadelphia, ?I 101 .V) ; Yerker". S3 .V)f3 73. Sheep receipts. S.FOO Jiead ; selling at $lfi0 (j for eommeii te extra. IxuiAXAreLis. Hogs reeeiptu, 3,300 ; ship, ments. t,IOO: jiriccs.s.) :M);33'. JIlLWAnitKC Hogs steadvat $3 203(il). Stock jnnrKet. Xew er.ic Stocks. Stocks strong. March ;t. a. v.. a. si. v. zt. r. si. r n. K:.V3 12:00 1:2) 2:23 3.01) FiiuR. R ivy. isy. tsj;. 40 47 .MicIiiwnS. & L. S....i2. l'JKi lUi:, 127 l.'W.'f Mfehigan Cent. R. R..1II II I J. 111 Hl HIV Chicago & X. W i2.'J. 12 121 I2i;-i J24 Chicago. M. !c St. P. Hi7l Vfiy. 10.S5f let) 1 8K Han. st. j. Cem... n.7 nix r.i. x.y. y, " i"td.... '.i b.s; jjy. pu i)i Teledo tc Wabash.... 43 4". 43jJ t3'4 t3 oideft Missis-ippi. .. i:; ry-: v.yt v.yy 1314 St. l.eui.sl. M. AS R.. .Wx .) Wt r, V,yA Ontario and We-tcrn. ".r.yl 'M';' 'My, siiy. Vy. J C. .tl.C. R. R -liy. 2!,'v 2151 2l-,2 ,Sew.t.'!s-ey'Centrul..I(!l1-'. 103 " MCryt lfi3 103 I)el.& lidiii-en Canal IDS liy:: 109 lljl my, D'il.. I.iiek.,1 Uc-ternli!-; 12IJ.C 121! 123 121Ji W-tfru Union Tvl.AWS, HOj.i Ii:ij't 1I.1X 1I5J Pacific Mall S. .-. Ce. 3"!i W My: Ul 05 lewaOuIcii I ulen Pacific lif-Ii U7J 11!) W. II8 Kansas & Texas IJJJ 11 WA '.' New Yerk Central MO1 Adams Kxpress 12S Illinois Central li Cleveland & Pitts 1 5 Chicago & Reck I IZiy. Pittsburgh & Ft. W i:2 PlIILADULriUA. Stocks steady. Pennsylvania R. R. .. I-V4 C3X 'i3;i K.y. 5;5 i'iiil'e. ft Reading .; SSA, :h :s2 Siy. I.eliigh Valiey '..V;i .;.. 3'j & Lehigh N:.vl!futien... 4.;'4 V,y YA !( 41 Northern Pacific Cem 45 :,yA :. 43;2 WH " " I'M - 70? 70 70H 7MJ 71 Pittg.,TItusv'e &!!.... Wi l'J'A 1'. 10s", W Northern Central 49 Phil'aJc Krle R. R.... ffiK 21! 27 lilj y'i Northern Penn'a nn. R. RS ef.V. .1 182 Ilestonville Pas- .Centml Trans. Ce Noen OuolatleiiurtJie Craln Market Furni.-hiid bv Jaeeb B. Leng, CeiumRsicu Rreker. Cmicaoe. Casli. . April. May. Wheat 'J3.K -'J5 ?l.0 May. June. Cern .T .42 .42J Oats au ."T.yK .:a NewVerk. Cash. .March. April. Wheat Sl.21 1 215 $t.20 Cern 3'J .". M Oats ...... Pmi.ADKi.rniA. Wheat 1.1.I l.Uf.i 1.19 Cem 5-y2 'I'A -r Oats 4J.V: i IULTI1IORE. Wheat 1.13 1-1K MX Cern W .''i'A .53i k t8 ONLY 20 FOR THK rilll.AIJIIM'llIA. SINGER SEWING MACIII'-E, witlt cover, two ilrawcrs and Drep Leaf. Equal te any Singer in the market. Reinember weseiul them te be examined before you pay for them. This Is the same style ether companies; retail for Fifty Dollars. All machines wurrunted for three years, send for our illustrated circular; and testimonials. Address CHARLES A. WOOD & CO. 17 Xertli Tenth street, llwd Philadelphia, Pa. ye INVENTORS. W. H. BABOOOK, Atterncy-at-Law, et Washington, T). C, form rlyani-x.immerin U. S. Patent Ofllce, enerj hi services us solicitor berore thu V. S.unU Fereijn Patsnt Office-. Careful work at fair prices AVas a40ciateet Mr. .laeli Siaulfer et Laneiater, until ihc hitter's ile::!l:. lie-.'lsrdiw
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