LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, TUESDAY, MARCEL 22. 1881.
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUK KEGULAB CORRESPONDENCE.
The was net much life in te-day's mar'
ket.
That Grand Army beau bake will take
place in the early part of April.
An operatic performance like "The
Chimes of Normandy " wen id take well,
j-s we have had nothing of the kind lately.
Let the home pest of the G. A. - R. go
ahead.
The old council will held its last meet
ing te-morrow a week, Wednesday. March
:50th.
The Rcntz-Santlcy novelty company ar
rived in town this morning and will show
in the opera house this evening te a large
audience.
Mr. Frederick Bucher, who is excavat
ing the cellars ler bix new houses at Sixth
aud Walnut streets, has his brick piled up
near at hand ready te go te work in build
ing, which he will commence in a few
days.
Mr. Ames Bewman, of Maiictta, was in
town yesterday.
A number of ladies visited the armory
last evening te witness the diill of com
pany II, which was one of the best in sev
eral months.
A surprise party was taken te the resi
dence of Mrs. Geerge Campbell, en Walnut
sheet below Fifth, last e veiling, the occa
sion being the anniversary of the lady's
biith. While the festivities were at their
height the Citizens' band put in appear
ance and serenaded the company. The
evening was very pleasantly spent.
"Werk has net yet commenced en the
Reading & Columbia railroad coal chutes
and there is little probability of auy thing
taking place there before the eaual is
again opened te navigation, which, hew
ever, will net be much longer delayed. It
is thought the fust week in April will sec
old-time life at the chutes and that by the
same time the coal beats will be running
thick once mere, .
Organ grinder Xe. 2 appeared en our
streets this morning. This one is a woman
aud she sits down te turn the crank of the
iustiumeut. She took her pest at Second
aud Locust streets, this morning and ten
dered Messrs. D. K. Smith & Ce., lawyer
a complimentary serenade.
Kcv. Afc D. Howe lectured in this E. E.
Lutheran church last evening te a. small
audience en the customs of the people of
India, from which country tlm lectin cr
has recently returned. Mr. Howe is a
pleasant speaker and ably handled his sub
ject
Jehn MeCreary. a lumber dealer in Mid Mid
dletewu, was in Columbia te-day dispjs dispjs
ingef some timber of his which was car
ried eir by the rjcuut fresh jt,, ami which
was caught here. We understand that
Mr. Abrain Burner was the purchaser.
There is no apparent change in the state
;!' the river at this place. The water con
tinues muddy, and if any thing is a little
higher than yesterday an inch or two
only.
The Pennsylvania railroad company's
new line between Glen Lech and Chester
Valley is new almost ready te be connected,
but it is believed the connections will net
be made fei about a month, or until uoed
weather sets in. It is thought that pait
of the line, te be abandoned, may be used
for siding purposes.
A rumor was floating about yesterday
te the effect that a couple of the churches
of the Philadelphia conference, new in
session at, Pottsville, desire te secure Kcv.
Henry Wheeler, pastor of the M. E. church
of this place. The Methodist people of
Columbia are in the hope that Mr.
Winder will be returned te his charge
here, and any rumors te the ceutr.it y, how
ever unauthentic, have a tendency te create
.something el a stir. le the nvciagu
chut ch-gecr Mr. Wheeler has proved te be
the most popular minister the Methodist
church heic has had in a number of
years, and en account of this popularity
many persons even outside the pale of the
Methodist persuasion would i egret te hear
of his possible transfer.
ixci:nimaicy tike.
The IMru en It. A. Kvaus's farm IK-st rey eil
Creps unil Implements Humeri
Live Meck !ivet.
This morning between JJ and 4 o'clock
the large double-deck barn en the farm of
Rebert A. Evans, known as the Heck fold
farm, en the south side of the Conestoga a
short distance outside the city limits, was
set en lire and totally destroyed. Fortun
ately the barn did net contain the entile
ciep of the farm, the tenant, Edward
Iiitzer, having had a sale ou the 15th inst.
and sold off a geed part of his effects, in
cluding farmingutcnsilsaud live stock. The
property destroyed that belonged te Mr.
Bitzer was 4 leads of hay, 5 tens of straw,
100 bushels of corn, 1 acres of tobacco, a
four-hoi-se wagon, a threshing machine
and some ether farm implements. Mr.
Bitzer's 1ej-s is fully covered by insurance in
the Pcnn Township mutual insurance com
pany. The barn was a large one, being 80 feet
in length and supplied with all modem
improvements. It was built by Mr. Evaus
about ten years age. It was worth be
tween $4,000 and $5,000 and insured in the
Chester county mutual for $2,500.
A singular circumstance connected with
the fuc is that when it was disceveted
seven or eight head of cattle that had been
tied te the stalls were feuud running loose
outside with their halters hanging te
them. It would appear the incendiary had
taken them from the stalls before he ap
plied the inatch0) The horses, however,
were in the stable and were with difficulty
saved by Mr. Bitzer.
An alarm of fire was sounded in this
city, aud sonic of the fire companies ran
out their apparatus, but did net reach the
scene of the fire.
The Free Soup Fend.
Mayer MacGenigle and County Treas
urer GrelT have published their fourth
annual icper; of the recsipts and disburse,
ments en account of the free soup- house,
from which it appears that the rations is
sued were daily 5JC less this year than last.
This is attributed te the fact that labor
was mere in demand this year than last.
There remains in the hands of the man
agers $243.08, or $33.73 mere thau wtun
they began operations in January last.
The total cash receipts were $482.24 ; the
cash disbursements, $239.10. The list of
contributors of previsions numbers about
one hundred persons, from both city and
county, the names of whom and the article
contributed are published in the report.
The estimated valne of the previsions do
nated is $1G0 12. The total number et ra
tions -issued iu 1881 was 21,971 ; against
24.C93 in 1880 ; 3S,39fi iu 1879, and 23.6G8
in 1878. The cost per ration was a little
less than two cents.
Argument Court.
In the case of Clement B. Grubb vs. A.
BatesGrabb.IIen.Wayne MacVeagh cloted
his argument en the part of the defense
at neon yesterday. Iu the afternoon Ames
Slaymakcr and Samuel II. Reynolds, csqs.,
f poke en the same side, and they were iol iel iol
lewed by David W. Sellers, esq., who
closed for the plaintiff. All were able ar
guments and the case is new with the
court.
E. Amelia Keener vs. Henry Keener,
subpoena for divorce. In this case the
court en the 28th of February ordered
the defendant te pay the 6um of $100 ier
her expenses in the case. This he had
failed te de and the court this morning
ordered an attachment te issue agaiust his
person.
The cases being argued in court are en
the common pleas list and a number of
them have been heard. 9
Made ma Assignment.
Jehn Bentz, of Vogansville, ha? made
in assignment of his property te E. H.
Burkhelder,
AT POTTSVILLE.
The 31. E. Conference Session.
The fifth day's session of the Philadel
phia conference commenced with devo
tional exercises conducted by Dr. Charles
Karsher. When Bishop Harris took the
chair Presiding Elder Swindells presented
the follewing:
PHILADELPHIA COXFEREXCE.
Pottsville, March 19, 1881.
If the counsel in the case of T. B. Miller,
en both sides, wi 1 agree te adjourn until
Monday the 21st inst., and if the confer
ence will authorize a stay of proceedings
against me 1 will ask for the privilege of
withdrawing from the ministry of the M.
E. church. T. B. Mn.LOt.
After it had been read by the secretary
Presiding Elder Swindells offered the
following :
Wheueas, Themas B.Miller proposes te
withdraw from the ministry of the M. i.
church and surrender his parchments en
condition that his trial, new in progress,
en the chaige of immorality be discon
tinued : therefore.
Iieselced, That this conference 'consents
te the withdrawel of the charges and
directs the discontinuance of tbe trial ou
condition that he withdraw from the minis
try of the M. E. church and surrender his
parchments.
After some discussion as te its effect the
resolution was passed.
Continuation of Routine Werk.
Rev. J. F. Meredith, G. S. Broadbent,
H. W. Humphries, M. H. Sisty and W.
J. Mills wcie appointed a committee te
take into consideration and draw resolu
tions expressing the sentiments of confer
ence in regard te the administration of
Presiding Elder Cunningham.
Dr. Helmes of Oshkosh, Wis., presented
the claims of his church, which is bur
dened with debt.
Rev. T. Hanleu, president of Penning
ton seminary, New Jersey, presented the
claims of that institution, which in the
last forty years has turned out ever six
hundred Methodist ministers. Dr. R. S.
Rust, corresponding secretary of the
Freed men's aid society, addressed the con
ference. The third question of the gen
eral minute's "Who remain en trial?" was
takeu up and the following passed the ex
amination : William D. Jenes, Geerge J.
Burns, Henry Frankland, Charles M. Bos Bes
well, Albert Mann, jr., Samuel W. Smith,
Jahn McQuaid and Stephen S. Dease.
The eighth question, " Who are super
numerary?" was taken up aud the fellow
ing passed, aud their relations were con
tinued with work : J. Neill, S. Tewnscud,
A. .Wallace, A. Atwood and J. Gregg.
The following were, continued without
work : C. Karsner, J. II. Aldav, Jehn
Thompson, W. Trickett, S. R. Gillinglian
William McCoembs, It. Owens, T. 8,
Themas. P. II. Sanderlui, H. B. Manger,
W. 11. Gerrell, L. B. Hughes aud J. R
Men ill. The following were continued as
superannuated preachers : S. N. Cooper,
P. Hollewcll, Jehn D. Leng, J. Carlisle,
J. Cummins, J. Castle and J. A. Watsen.
J. B. Maddux and W. Cooper were plactd
en the superannuated list. The following
were elected local ciders : Jehn A. Clouds
ami Rebert A. Miller.
Rev. Dr. Reed, secretary of the mission
ary society, addressed conference. The
benediction was pronounced by Rev. D.
M. Yeung and conference adjourned.
At 3 o'clock the missionary services
wcie held. Rev. S. P.tnceast epeued them
aud Rev. W. C. Robinson presided. Rev.
J. R. T. Gray delivered the sermon, his
theme being "The Objections te Mission
ary W'eik Considered and Answered."
Last evening the conference missionary
society met and heard addresses by Rev.
A. Mann, jr., of Taeeny ; Rev. J. T. Satch
el I, of Hestenville ; Dr. O. II. Tiffany, of
Philadelphia, and Dr. Reed, missionary
secretary.
. .
LITTLE LOCALS.
Notable Events llriefly Related.
Tile number of lamps which were unlit
1 tst night was only four.
This morning Jeb Kane shipped sixteen
fine heiscs, which were put chased in the
county, te Xcw Yerk for Frank Mat
thews. This morning the mayor discharged one
vagrant and a drunk, the latter paying his
ests.
At a meeting of the directors of the
newly chartered Reading & Chesapeake
coal and railway company, held iu the city
et Lancaster, Monday, 21st, the company
was organized by the following gentlemen
being elected officers of said company for
the ensuing year: President Samuel
L. Fowler; treasuter, Isaac Diller ; secre
tary, Samuel II Price. It is the inten
tion of thS company te push forward aud
complete the railroad immediately and
have the same in running order as seen as
possible.
The fair in the lecture room of the
Bethel, corner of Orange and Prince, con
tinues te attract attention. The manage
ment will keep the fair open during the
balance of the week. There are many de
sirable articles en the tables that will be
sold cheap, and ethers that will be chanced
and voted off.
He's u Caudldate.
Snubury Daily.
W. Hayes Grier, editor of the Columbia
Herald, is a candidate for Grand Warden
of the I. O. of O. F. of this state. The
election by the different ledges will be
held during the last week of this month.
Mr. Grier is an enthusiastic Odd Fellow,
and would honor the pest of Grand War
den. Yerk Dispatch.
The order can de no better than te con
fer the honor upon Mr. Grier, who would
fill the positienpvith complete satisfaction
te all interested.
AltoenaSun.
He is an accomplished gentleman,
schooled iu the mysteries of the order,
and is, therefore, fitted for the position.
The members of the order in this city
cannot give their suffrages te a mere ex
cellent and deserving Odd Fellow.
Heid for a Hearing.
On complaint of Martin Sheaffcr, of
Baicville, Catvin Davis and Jehn Bare, of
New Helland, were arrested and held for
a hearing ou Monday next before Alder
man Bacr te answer for assault and bat
tery and cruelty te animals. It is charged
that the defendants were driving behind
Mr. Sheaffcr, who was riding one horse
and leading another, and ran their team
against Mr. Sheall'er's horses, injuring one
of them, valued at $150, se badly that it
is new worth scarcely 850. Te avoid the
young men, Mr. Shcaffer says, he. left the
pike and rode upon the summer read, but
they followed him there and continued
their misbehavior.
Mere Burglaries.
A few nights age Wm. Lansdale, a
colored man recently discharged from the
Chester county jail, wheie he had been
serving a term of imprisonment, broke into
the house of Michael Wise at Gap, and
stele therefrem a number of articles be
longing te Mr. Wise, and a watch belong
ing te Samuel Chamberlain. The burglar
has net yet been arrested.
Last night the office of Jeseph C. Wal
ker, coal and lumber deale'r at Gap, was
broken into, but the burglars did net suc
ceed in forcing open the safe in which Mr.
Walker's books and ether valuable are
kept.
Off the Track.
This morning about 7 o'clock as the
first local freight east was running some
coal cars in ou a siding at Sencr's coal
yard, two of the cars jumped the track,
owing te a broken rail and blocked up the
track for a time. The Parkesburg con
struction train was sent for and seen put
the cars en the track, and had the read
clear.
CREDITS IN JOURNALISM.
Take Out the Beam. Brether. Take With
Care.
New Era.
If the Columbia Spy, Yerk Daily and
some mere of our exchanges had looked
ever the issue of the New Era of March 5,
they might have copied directly from our
columns the aiticle concerning Franklin
and Marshall college, entitled, " Enjoy
ing Prosperity,"' instead of taking it from
the Examiner, which latter paper took it
from our editorial columns and transferred
it te its own, without a word of credit.
Of course, the Spy and Daffy are net te
blame, only they might have published
the article a week sooner if they had taken
it from our column direct. That's fill.
If the Examiner and New Era had looked
ever the Intelligencer of March 14 the
Examiner might have found therein sub
stantially the obituary of Mrs Hettie
Ann Casscl Barr, which it waited until
Saturday te transfer from and credit te
the Manhcim Sentinel ; and the New Era
might have published four days earlier the
account of the finding of the body of Mrs.
William Watsen which it copied from aud
credited te the New Helland Clarien. Of
course we find fault with none of our
genial contemporaries and attach no
blame te any of them. We are only sol
icitous te direct them as te the most enter
prising and freshest way te republish the
INTELLIGENCE! locals.
.Heney Let.
Yesterday Daniel Lefevre, horse dealer
of Lititz, lest a pouketbeok containing
about $50 iu money, a promissory note for
$3,000 and some ether papers of no value
except te the owner. Mr. Lefevre did
pet discover his less until this morning
aud is net therefore cei tain where he lest
the money. The last point at which he
recollects having his poekctbeok was at
the Franklin house, this city.
Death of an Old Resident.
Jehn Bleacher, an old icsident of Provi
dence township, died March 20th at the
residence of Jehn yteyer. He was eighty
eight years of age, and leaves children and
grandchildren t mourn his less.
Removal.
As will be,.-eea by announcement elsewlicic
made, the i.ew dry goods firm of Metzgcr,
Bard ft IIau-lmi:in, Xe. 40 West King street,
are about removing te ihc store room directly
opposite (Ne. 4.1), lately occupied by A. Adler.
The rapidly increasing bu-iness of the first
mentioned linn tendered this step advisable
and necessary en their part, us their new place
et business will at'.erd them enlarged facilities
ler the display and sale of their complete stock
.of dry goods. The store room has been consid
erably extended and improved, and Messrs.
Metzgcr, Bard ft H.iughiiiiin are confident of
their ability te afford renewed satisfaction te
their numerous patrons when they become
fairly established in their new quarters at Ne.
41. The success that hal crowned the business
venture et these gentlemen, who within a
peiie'l of n few months have built up such a
flourishing trade, maybe attributed te a va
riety of causes, among which arc the complete
steclc of goe.ls pertaining te the dry gee Js bus
iness they have constantly kept en hand, the
excellent quality and uniformly low prices et
the same, the courteous attention shown their
patrons, and their liberal and judicious adver
tising in the newspapers
Amusements
" The Tei'risls'7 Te niyht.TUtxl ineiry pat ty
of "Tourists in a Pullman 1'atace Car," wboae
odd escapades and laughable experiences have
raised the mirth et se many people in all parts
of the country, will "switch off" at this station
te-uight,and premise te given delight till enter;
tulnnient at Fulton opera house. Their play is
a comedy, filled with favorite operatic t:cms.
pretty ballads, and se lerth, and t he travelers
include in their company such well known
people as Jehn P. Smith, William Mestuycr,
Carrie Swain and ethers. '
"Olivette." Concerning Ferd's English
opera company which will te morrow night
present for the first time in tins city the new
comic opera of "Olivetti"," se competent an
authority us the Ualtimere Sun ays : " Blanche
Chapman was a vivacious Olivette, singing the
music with much tu-tu and expression; Miss
Amy Gorden's well-trained voice was heard te
advantage in theioleefthe Countess, and Miss
Slay Stcmblcr was equal I ? effective as Velou Veleu
tine. Sir Geerge XV. Iienliatn had a part which
suited him in the seuty and choleric Captrtn
Dc Jlfhrimac, which brought out all his vein of
dry.humer, and Mr.C. F. L.m who personat
ed Valentine, his nephew, aud also his uncle's
double, has a rich tenor voice and a delicicy
of tone and phrasing which told well in the
mere sentimental music." The Philadelphia
Times and ether newspapers et that cltv had
only words et praise during the run of the
opera there by this company, who c.nry hand
some scenery, elegant dressing, and all the ac
cessories. Vandcrbilt was neatly shaved yc.-tcrday with
Cuticura Shaving Seap.
FatntncsS before eating, pain and distress
afterward, prevented by Malt Bitters.
SfEVIAL NOTIVES.
Speer's Pert Wine
Is recommended by physicians above all
ethers as a gentle stimulant, tonic and diu
retic. It is something they can prescribe te
patients with confidence, knowing they arc
using an article that is strictly pure, and pos
sesses the highest medicinal virtues.
'Charles A. Secley, a skillful chemist et Xew
1 erk city, alter mukinga carelul and thorough
analysis, says: "I have examined the wine
with the view et determining the presence or
absence of various injurious substances which
are contained in se-called Pert Wines, sncU as
logwood, crude spirits, etc. 1 have net found
any of these substances in Mr. Spccr's wine,
and it does net contain anything but what is
found in pareG rape juice wines.
This wine is recommended by Drs. Atlcc
and Davis, and for sale by II. K. Slaymakcr,
Lancaster, Pa. ml5-2wdftw
SAMl'LE JNOTIUK.
It is impossible ter a woman after a faithful
course of treatment .with Lydfa E. Pfnkhnm'a
Vegetable Compound te continue te suffer
with a weakness et the uterus. Enclose a
stamp le Sirs. Lydia K. Pinkhara, 233 Western
avenue. Lynn. Mass., fcr pamphlets.
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Why Wear Plasters?
They may relieve, but ihcy can't cure that
lame back for the kidneys arc the trouble, and
you want a remedy te act directly en their
secretions, te purity aud restore their healthy
condition. Kidney-Wert has that specific
action and at the same tf me It regulates the
bowels perfectly. Don't wait te get sick, but
get a package te-day, and cure yourself.
Either liquid or dry ter sale at the druggists.
Binghamlen Republican. in2l-lwdftw
A Cough, Celd or Sere Threat should be
stepped. Neglect frequently results in an In
curable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Brown's Bronchial Troches de net disorder
the stomach like ceugli syrups nnd balsams,
but act directly en the inflamed parts allaying
Irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Threat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subject
te. Fer thirty years Brown's Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physi
cians, and always give pertect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and const in t use
for nearly an entire generation, they nave at
tained well-merited rank among the lew staple
remedies of the age. Sold at 95 cents a box
everywhere. inS-lvdTThftS&lyw
An Invaluable Article.
The readers 'et the Argus have no doubt
seen the advertisement et Ely's Cream .Balm
in another celumu. An article like, "Cream
Balm " has long been desired, and new that it
is within the reach of sufferers from Catarrh,
Hay Fever, Ac., there is every reason te be
lieve the)- will make the most of it Dr. W. E.
Bucktnan, XV. E. Hamman, Druggist, and ether
Eastenlans have given it a tr-al, and all recom
mend it in the highest terms. Easten, Pa.,
Daily Argas, Oct. 7, 1S70.
We liave sold. many gross of Ely's Cream
Bftlm, and arc gratified te hear from our cus
tomers the most flattering reports; believe It
is an article of real merit. Smith, Klijte & Ce.,
Wholesale Druggists, Philadelphia, Pa.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS-
I
"pUBLIC SALE. -pUBHC SALE.
Te-morrow, Wednesday, March 23. 1881,
At the stables en the premises. 112 Seuth Qneen street, in the rear et Erisman's Fourth Ward
Hetel, the fellow ing Personal Property, te wit :
SIX HEAD OF GOOD DRIVING HORSES,
All XX'arranted First-chvs Drivers. 1 pair of Geed XVerk Mules, 1 Fine Serrel Marc, 6 years
old, sound and kind te harness, and can trot a mile clese te V).
6 GOOD TOP BUGGIES, NEARLY NEW.
1 Geed Tretting Busgy. I Twe-seated Carriage, 1 Market Wagen; also let of Do'nble and
Single Harness. 1 Flue Geld Mounted Deuble feet Yankee Harness, new. let et Buss. Coach and
ethe Bodies, 1 One-horse Beard XV agen, 1 Heavy Pele, 1 Light Pele, let of Cushions and Coach
Lanterns, lue XViudew Glasses, 13x3s-. in frames; also Let of Furniture and 1 first-class Violin,
new, cost $75.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p. m. en said day, when conditions of sale will be made
Known ny
J. C.
It. K. KOWE, Auctioneer.
WATCHES,
tJ FECIAL NOTICE.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
In addition te our extensive and well selected regular stock.
We new offer a large let of goods at special bargains.
We have just purchased a jeweler's entire stock at greatly
reduced prices, all of which will be sold at from one-fourth te
one-half less than regular prices.
These goods are nearly all first-class and consist of Geld and
Silver Watches, Solid Silverware, Electro' Silver-plated Tea
Sets, Bpergnea, Fruit Stands, Card Stands, Cake Baskets, But
ter Dishes, Knives, Ferks, Spoons, &c, &c. Geld and Gold Geld
plated Jewely, Chains, Sleeve Buttens, Studs, Lace Pins, Scarf
Pins, Society Pins, Ear Rings, &c. Parian Marble, Kale-Meda
Ware, Cutlery. Musical Bexes, &e., &c.
We will be glad te have our patrons secure the benefits of
this extraordinary offer.
H. Z. RHOADS & BRO., Jewelers,
4 West King Street,
Ladles, Delicate and Feeble.
These languid, tiresome sensations, causing
you te feel scarcely able te lw en your feet ;
that constant drain that is taking from your
system all its ieriner elasticity; driving the
bloom from your checks ; that continual
strain upon your vital forces, rendering yen
irritable and fretful, can easily ba removed
by the use of that marvelous lemedy, Hep Bit
ters. Irregularities and obstructions et your
system an; relieved at once, while the special
causes of periodical pain are permanently re
moved. XVill you heed this ? See "Trntlis."
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Save Your Hair Keep it Beautiful.
The " Londen Hair Celer Kesterer" is the
most dclightlul article ever introduced te the
Amcriean people and Is totally different lrem
all ether Hair ltcsterurs, being entirely froe
iretn all impure ingredients that render many
ether articles for the hair obnoxious. XV here
baldness or falling of the hair exists, or prema
ture grayness, from sickness or ether causes,
lis use w ill restore the natural youthful color,
and cause a healthy growth, cleansing the
scalp from ull Impurities, dandruff, etc., at the
same time a most pleasing and lasting hair
dressing, lragrantiy perfumed, rendering it
soft nnd pliable, making it an indispensable
article in every toilet. Ask yenr druggist for
Londen Hair Celer Kesterer. Price 75 cents a
bottle. Six bett'es, $1. Slain depot for the
United States, 330 North Sixth street, I'lilladcl
phia. mll-lvdTTha-FAw
HEATHS.
Hull. Slareh 21, 1881, at Lititz. Pa., Herate
B. Hull. iu the 25tli year of his a,-e.
Relatives and ft lends respectfully Invited te
attend the funeral at the Moravian church,
Lititz, en Thursday, 21th lust., at 2J o'clock
p. 111.
Gable. .March 2-2, 1881. in this city, Maria
Gublt, daughter of Jacob nmli Maria Gable,
dee'd.
The reluttves ami friends of the family are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral
from hci lute residence, 131 Seutli Duke itreet,
en Satnrday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
51c Dex-vrLL. In this city en the 20th inst,,
Cuthaiine, witeet bamuel McDonnell, in the
81st year of her age.
The 1 datives and friends et the lamily are
respectfully invited te attend the tuneral.freni
her son's residence, 123 SlUMIe street, en XX'ed
nesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment at
Woodward Hill icmctcry. 2td
r.ECHxei.D Starch 21, 1S81, of pneumonia, in
fant son et II. A. and Leah Becliteld.
The relatives and friends of the family are'
icspcctfully invi'ed te attend the luncrul,
from Ne. 335 XVest Orange street, en XX'cdnes
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. ltd
.VJJir ADVERTISEMENTS.
riUVO STOKE KOI MS AND DWELLING
1 ter rent. Ne. 3 and lOt-euth Queen street.
Apply at the Iktetxieencer Ofiice.
rnHK l'KKSON WHO TOOK THEXVUEKL
X -barrow away from my shop last week is
known, and unless the same is returned at
endb will be prosecuted,
ltd PHILIP LEBZELTER.
UluTlC SALE ON JIOKUA-f, MARCH
28, 1S81, at Xe. 210 North Water street, one
horse and market wagon, no-top buggy, two
seated carriage, sieigh, chopping machine,
tones pulleys and the tools belonging ;te butch
ering. Alse household and kitchen furniture.
&c.
Sale te commence nt 1 o'clock p. m. sharp.
SIRS. M. BROXVN, Administratrix.
J. Guneakbr, Auct. mar22-2tdTuftr?R
PUHLIC SALE OF CANADA HOUSES
On MONDAY, S1ARCH 28. 1881. will be
sold nt public sale at J. D. Denlingw's Merri
mac Ilou'-e. Lancaster city. Pa., the following
Live Stock, te wit :
Sixteen Head of Choice HcaTy Canada
HOUSES. They will ull be Heavy and Well Well
Bened, and must be in nil respects as repre
sented by the undersigned or no sale.
A credit of 60 days will be given.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p. m., when
terms will be made known by
GEORGE GROSSMAN.
Sax'l Hess & Sex, Aucts. maril-Stdftltw
s
PKING 1881.
GOODS FOB GENTS' WEAR.
CLOTHS,
CASSLMERES,
SUITINGS.
HAGER & BROTHER
are new offering Full Lines of Black French
Cleths nnd Doeskins, Black French nnd Eng
lish XVersted for Dress Suits. Alse the Latest
Spring Styles and Colorings et
'WORSTED SUITINGS,
CASSIMERE SUITINGS,
CHEVIOT SUITINGS,
FLANNEL SUITINGS,
CASSIMERE FOR PANTS,
Spring Overceatings,
BOYS' SUITINGS.
XVe have all the above in large assortment
nnd great variety et Styles and qualities which
we will make up te order in the best style and
guarantee satisfaction.
GENTS' NECK WEAR, COLLARS AND
CUFF6, HOSIERY, GLOVES, AND
SUSPENDERS.
CLOTHING
of our own manufacture, for Men and Beys, in
large assortment.
PRICES LOW.
SCall ami examine.
i
EAGER
BROTHER
HOUGHTON.
mar22.1td
JEWELRY, Se.
OPJCCIAL NOTICE.
.Lancaster, Pa.
XEIF AliVEJtTISEJUEA'TM.
JIFTKKN YOKE OF WrCLL JSKOH.BN
. New Yerk State Oxen ter sale at SEXSE
AlG'S DltuVE VAUD en THURSDAY.
mar!23td
(JTOUE KOOM FOIS KENT. Till: STORE
O room new occupied by J. XX'. Keller (tin
ner), Xe. 17 XVest King street, fiem April 1,
next. Apply te
marl7-ttdlt ALDERMAN McCONOSIY.
IjOR KKNT. THE DWKI.LlXK AND
Stere Beem, Xes. 42 and 14, Seuth Queen
street. Apply te
XX' P. BRIXTON,
marl9-3td Ne. MS ?oath Queen Street.
CjQnn ,JASH AND THK HALANCE JN
-2)OUU CMsy payments, will purchase an
elegant 9-roeiu three-steey Brick Dwelling,
wlili all modern improvements. It net sold
by April 1 will be ler rent. Apply at
FLINN A xVlLLSON'S,
niarH-2wd . 152 North Queen Street.
PUBLIC SALK.-ON KID AY, MARCH
25. 1881, will bi .old at Ne. 510 East King
street. Household and Kitchen Furniture,
heta. Bedstead". Bnreius, Tables, Chairs,
Washstand, Cupboards, Sink. Leeking Glasses
Steves and Pipe, Carpet by the yard. Tin and
Queeuswarc, and many ether articles net
mentioned. Sale te commence at 1 o'clock,
when conditions will be made known by
SIIS3 LUCINDA CRISE.
llKtnr Sucbert. Auct, mur22-3td
THK CUMBERLAND CLOCK,
J. II. HNDI,EY, Inventor and Construc
tor, will be en exhibition for a low days only,
at Ne. (ft North Queen street, commencing
TUESDAY EVENING, SIARCH C2, 1881,
at Hi o'clock.
ADMISSION ADULES, ... 13 cts.
CHILDREN, 10 Cts.
Clergy free. Ladies and childrcd treated
courteously anil provided with seats.
niar22-2wd
CtOUKT PROCLAMATION.
j XV11E11EA8, The Honorable JOHN B. LIV
INGSTON, President, and Honorable DAVID
XV. PATTERSON. Associate Judge et the
Court or Common Pleas.ln and for t he county et
Lancaster, and Assistant Justices oft lie Courts
of Oyer and Terminer and General .lull De
livery and Quarter Sessions or the Peace, in
nnd ter the county of Lancaster, have issued
their precept, te me directed, requiring me,
among oilier things, te make public proclama
tion throughout my bailiwick, that a Court et
Oyer and Terminer and a General Jail Deliver-,
also a Court of General Quarter Sessions
of the Peace and Jail Delivery, will commence
in the Court Heuse, In the city of Lancaster in
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, ou the
THIRD SIONDAV IN APRIL (18), 1881.
In pursuance of which precept public notice
is hereby given te the Siaver and Aldermen of
the city of Lancaster, in the said county, and
all the Justices of the Peace, the Corener and
Constables, of the said city and county of Lan
caster, that they be then and there in their own
proper persons, with their rolls, records and
xamlnutiens.und inquisitions, and tbeirether
remembrances, te de these things which te
their efllcesappertnin in their behalf tobedenc ;
and also all these who will presecute against
the prisoners who ace, r then shall be, in the
jail of said county of l.aucustcr, are te be then
and there te prosecute against them as shall be
just.
Dated at Lancaster the 10th itnv nf M-ireh
11881. '
JACOB S. STRINE, Sheriff.
mar2i-3tdnuw&3tw
1NSUKK WITH THIS OLD ANT XVELL
Established Agency of the
H Fire Idsitm Ce.,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
ASSETS OVER
Eleven Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Investeu in hate und Solid Securities.
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
Ne. 10 EAST KING STREET,
dll-CmdSX.WSR Second Fleer.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
ri'HK UNION BETHEL FAIR WILL BE
X Continued until
SATURDAY NIGHT, MARCH 26,
when the awards will be made. Open every
evening. mar2l-lwd
TjULTOX OPERA. HOUSE. "
TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1881."
Important Announcement ! An evening of
Laughter! 1 irst and only appearance in this
city et
SMITH Jb MESTAYER'S
XVerld-famcd Comedy and Musical Company
The
TOURISTS
IN A PULLMA PALACE CAR.
One hundred and twentj performances tn
New Yerk City, eighty -seven in Philadelphia,
Ninety-six in Bosten, is a guarantee of the su
periority of this organization te all ethers.
Opera, Comedy, Burlesque, Sp'endld Part
Singing, Grotesque Dancing. Particulars in
ether announcements. Notwithstanding the
expense unending this engagement, the prices
iii remain the same as usual. Reserved Seats
ter sale at Opera Heuse GHce. marl8-ttd
i'CLTON OPERA HOUaF.
Wednesday Evening;, March 23,
Ferd's English Comic Op era Company,
OLIVETTE, The Success In Paris.
OLIVETTE, The Success in Londen.
OLIVETTE, The Success in New Yerk.
OLIVETTE, The Success in Bosten.
OLIVETTI, The Success in Washington.
OLIVETTE, The Success in Chicago.
SPLENDID CAST.
SPARKLING MUSI
And all the accessories of a tinished
production.
ADSIISSION
RESERVED SEATS,
.35 ft 50 Cts.
75 Cts.
Fer sale at the Opera Heuse Office.
mlMtd
WANTS.
Vir ANTED 1,S00 FOR ONE OR TWO
ft years, at 5 per cent, interest, paid in ad
vance and geed security given. Inquire at
this office. mar!7-d
WANTED A GOOD, MIDDLE-AGED
man te take care-of horses. A whit
man preferred. Sfustceme well-receuimenC.
ed. Apply, BOX ML
mS-tfef t'ealesville. Pa.
THIRD EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING, MABCH 23, 1881.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
"Washington, March 22. Fer the Mid-,
die states cloudy or partly cloudy weather,
with occasional rain, northwesterly, pre
ceded in the southeastern part by north
easterly winds, stationary or higher tem-
rperature and barometer.
Special bulletin furnished by the chief
signal officer of tbe army : Fair weather
is indicated for New England and Middle
states en Wednesday and for the Seuth
Atlantic and Gulf states en Wednesday
and Thursday, with a considerable rise in
temperature in the Seuth.
P. R. R.
Heavy Tete la Te-Day 's Election.
Philadelphia, March 22. At the an
nual election for directors of the Penn
sylvania railroad, in progress te-day, a
heavier vote than usual is being polled.
The return of votes up te one o'clock
amounts te 800,000 shares, and a few
stockholders cast their votes for Edward
T. Parker, who presented a ticket (the
only one in opposition te the beard) se
lected by the committee appointed at the
annual meeting, with his name printed
upon it thirteen times. He was also en
gaged, in company with W. E. Lockwood,
in circulating a report of the meetine pre
pared by himself. The count of votes
will be completed this evening.
A Resolution by Voerheea Deuounciec their
COBdBCt.
Washington, March 22. In the Sen
ate, Mr. Voorhees offered the following
resolution :
Resolved, That the hostile attitude assum
ed by the national banks toward the refund
ing of the national debt at a low rate of
interest, and the recent attempt te dictate
the legislation of Congress en that sub
ject, are contrary te the best interests of
the people and well calculated te excite
alarm for the future.
After considerable discussion, Mr. Voor
hees withheld the resolution at the sug
gestion of Mr. Conkling.
At one o'clock the Senate adjourned
until te-morrow.
THE INDIANS.
Shocking Slassncre Reported from the
Southwest.
Washington, March 22. TJie following
telegram has been received at the war de
partment :
Chicago. March 21. 1881.
lb Adjutant General U. tf. Army, IFasi-
ingten, D. C:
Commanding officer at Fert Bliss says
report from reliable authority has reaebed
him that Indians massacred thirty jwrsens
and burned nineteen wagons at Puerto-del-Chocolate,
near Janes, Old Mexico,
about sixty miles south of our territory.
Sigucd P. II. Sheridan,
Lieut. General.
WHICH ARE POSTMASTERS.
Seme Lucky Pennsylvania Appointee.
Washington, March 22. The Senate
in executive session te-day confirmed the
following nominations. Postmasters :
Henry G. Pearson at New Yerk ; Jacob L.
Brinker at Mahaney city, Erwin
Agnew at New Castle, Edward
L. Burk at Scrauten, William
B. Baker at Bristel, Edward C.
Fordham at Montreso. Rebert Iredell, jr.,
at Allentewu, Isaac W. Jenes at Susque
hanna, James James at Hazleteu, Jehn V,
Omsler at Latrobe, and Francis G. Parke
at Ceatesvillc ; all in Pennsylvania.
NOT SUSTAINED.
Rev. Sir. Kelly Only Imprudent, net Im
moral. Pottsville, Pa., March 22. The com
mittee appointed by the M. E. church'con church'cen
ference te try charges of immorality
against Rev. Themas Kelly, of Philadel
phia, reported this morning that tliey find
the charges het sustained, hut censure him
for imprudent conduct,and in view of what
he has suffered recommend that his char
acter be passed, which was done.
End of an Aldermantc Contest In Bosten.
Bosten, March 22. The beard of alder
men yesterday, after a long debate, de
clared Alderman Flynn's seat vacant and
voted te give tbe seat te William Frest,
one of the Republican candidates at the
last municipal election.
A Fatal Shet.
Brockton, Mass., March 22. Ddring a
midnight disturbance by a crowd of hair
drunken Swedes about the saloon of T. II.
Murphy, the latter fired a revolver at
them, fatally wounding Michael Smith,
aged twenty. Murphy was arrested.
Tally One for Conkling.
Washington. March 22. The president
te-day nominated Stewart L. Woodferd
te be United States attorney for the south
ern district of New Yerk.
Won't Raise the Wages.
Londen, March 22. The Oldham em
ployers have refused the application of the
power room weavers for an advance of
vgages.
Liabilities Heavy.
Victeria, B. C, March "22. Oppen
heimer Bres., of Gale, have failed. Lia
bilities heavy.
Carl Scnurrat the Hub.
Bosten, March 22. Carl ScbUrz arrived
here last evening and was escorted by a
committee te the Hetel Vendome.
MARKETS.
Philadelphia Market.
FHiLADBXrau. Pa., March H Fleur firm,
but prices quint ; superfine, (3 0003 fie :
extra 3 734 23 ; Ohie and Indiana family
S3 253587: Pennn. family 3006512; St. Lout Leut
famtly iS73690; Minneseta'Extraf500ir3 87
strafght, S6 0eeG50; winter patent S6 7J07 0 :
spring de 97 008 00.
Rye flour at $3 00.
Wheat firm: Xe. 2 Western Red $1 20;
Del. ft Pcnn'a Red, 91 191 20 : tle Anibei
91 1991 20.
Cern firm, with geed demand; steamer,
!505Cc : veilnw 57c ; mixed, 57c.
Oats Arm, qufet : Ne. 1 W hlte, 46Wc ; Ne. 2.
43c; Ne. 3, de43(944'c; Ne. 2 Mixe 42W
643c.
Rye firm at 91.
Previsions dull : mess perk 918 90 ; beet
bams 922323 ; India mess beef, $22 00; f.e.b
Racen smoked shoulders c; salt de
5c: smoked hamsl0llc; pickled hams 9
B9c
Lard qufet: city kettle IlQllc; loes
butchers' 10c ; prime steam 1090llc.
Butter firm, for all fresh receipts;
Creamery exra at 333ic : creamery goon
te choice 30332 : B. C. ft N. V. extra, tubs,
2379c : de firkins. 2122c ; Western dsln
etra2425c: de geed te choice 2023e. L'oll L'ell
dnll : Penn'a at 15018c for best here ; West
ern Keerve extra, 17022.
Eggs firm : Pa. and Western, I920c.
Cheese quiet, skims weak ; New Yerk lull
cream 13dl3c ; Western fall cream 12U0
12c; defidr te goedllK012c; dehalfsklin
mgjiuc ; r. ue Kfc.
Petroleum dull : refined 8c
Whisky firm at 91 la:
Seeds Geed te prime clever quiet at 7X
8 ; de de Timethy Arm at 93003 10 ; de de
Flaxseed neglected at 91 3501 3K.
new xek Market.
N w Teax, March 22. fleer State and West
ern without decided change, light expert and
he.ne inquiry; Superhne State at 93 6504 15:
extra 00 (4 3004 50; choice de 94 000490: tancj
de 94 9508 75; round boep Ohie 94 2305 00
choice de at 93 0508 63; superfine west
ern 93 6504 15: common te geed ex
tra de 94 3004 90 ; choice de 93 0008 73 ; chetcr
white wheat de 150006 00. Southern quiet and
changed ; common te fafr extra at 94 75ft
5 20: reed te choice de 95 258700.
Wheat without important change,lfght tntfe;
ve. 2 Red. April. SI 4S1 25'i : de Mav.
22J4S1 22X; Se Jane. figtl &2
Cern scarcely se Arm: Mixed western spot.
5761c; de future, at N4Q6lc
Oats Arm : State S30c ; XVcstern, Q4Sc.
Urala Market.
Cntcioe Fleur nominally unchanged.
Wheat stead v. with a fair demand: Ne. 2
red winter. 91 02K: Ne. 2 Chlctge Spring ; res
nlnr.9102; freh. 91 0. cash : 91 OiX Aprll
Jl07?i.Mav:lt08, JiinerNo.3Cuicageprlns.
easasc: rejected, C3$3c.
Cern steady, with a lair demand : regular.
30c : fresh 41c, cash : 30:e for April ;
WliGOXc for May ; rejected. SO'ie.
Oats easier : regnlar. 30c ; fresh 3le, cash ;
304: for April ; 34?c for May : 3Kc J une.
Rye steady and unchanged at 98eQH.
Barley st-ady and unchanged at 91 013 1 03.
Flaxseed 91 1$. -.
Perk, $13 33 cash and April ; 91350 May ; 91 365
June,
Lard unsettled, bat generally lower at 91055
rash; 9105501059 April; 91070 May; 9 080
June.
Bulk-meats easier: shoulders $3; short ribs
ev; biieix cjear ws.
Whfcky steady and unchanged at 91 03.
Receipt Fleur. 33.000 bbls.; Wheat, 18,000
bushels; Cern. 68,000 bnshels: Oats, 77.000
bushel ; Rye, 2.700 bushels ; Barlev, 32.000
bushels. Shinments Fleur, 24.000 bbls.;
Wheat. 16,000 bnshels; Cern, ltl.-ue bnshels;
Oats. 49.rt bushels; Bye, 11,000 bushels; Bar
Icy. 5,."X) bushels.
At the Clese. Wheal !. 2 Chicago Sprinx,
fl 02! i bid und 91 02! asked for March;
1 02J1 02;J for April ; 91 07i51 07JjJ ter
May; 91 03 ler June; 91 03M bid and 9106?
a-dced, July : 96.jc asked ier the year.
Cern-39c bid. 3Kc. asked for April:
4 for May: 434Q4e. for June; 44Ji0
44c- ler July ; 44Kc for Amrust.
Oats 29JJC bid for April : S4?ie for May ; 31?$
bid for June ; Xiie asked for July.
Kye.910lferMuy.
Perk, 915 23 for April ; 91350 for May : 913 52
for June.
Lard. 9H 53 bid. $10 59K asked, April : 91070
bid. $10 72 asked, Mny: 910 32. June, 91092
bid. July ; 9'0 23, ull the year.
Detroit Fleur firm at 94 6395 23 ; Wheat
easier : Ne. 1 White. 91 08?;; March 9106:
April. 91 0 : May. l 07 : June. $1 07 : Ne.
2 de.. 91 04 ; Ne. 2 Red. at 91 .
Cern quiet Mixed 4Sc047c,
Oats neglected, bnt steady Mixed 38'ici
Ne.2White.40c.
Cleverseed Prime 93 03.
Iiegs nominal.
Keccipu-Fleur 1.1000 barrels ; Wheat ll.OOti
bushels ; Cern, 2,000 bushels ; lats, 2,000 bush.
Is. Shipnents Fleur. l.OtW bbls.: Whei.t,
9,000 bushels : Cern, 2,000 ; Oats, none.
Live Stock Market.
Chicago IIess Receipts 15,000 head ; ship
ments 2,70; very brisk demand, huycr.-t com
pelled te take peer quality; 111! ted packing.
$ 505 SO ; light drovers' 93 90 ; Baltimore mid
butchers', $B8 33; choice heavy, shipping,
$ 906 35. Ne extra here.
Cattle Receipts 200 head; shipments 1,300:
all trains snow bound ; market nominal : geed
demand : common te geed shipping 91 30
4 9ft; choice, te extra. $3 '23775 90; butches',
$KH 50 ; cern-feil Texnns, $1 CO ; Blockers, $3 20
03110; feeders. $3 50l 20.
Sheep Receipts none ; shipment 700 head
better demand and stronger ; common te me
dium, $12504 75 : geed te choice, $4 905 23 ; no
extra.
The Journal's Londen dispatch reports cys
tic 1c lower ; best. 14c. Sheep declined c.;
best American long-wools. Id'-.
East Liekutt Cattle Receipts since Fri
day. 3.271) head through. 3C6 head yard stock ;
110 buyers but local dealers and the retail
trade ; prices a little in advance 06 last week ;
verv little business doing.
Hogs-Receipts 8.633 head; Philadelphia
$6 40 ; best Yorkers $6 OOJfU 10 ; cetu-led York Yerk
crs $3 91.
Shee Receipts 3,700 head : lair te geed $3 33
. 73 ; extra $ 00.
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
Moxeat, March 21. The receipts of sieek at
the various yards were for the week : Cuttle,
2.6110 head ; sheep. 8.000 head ; hogs, 3.000 head.
Previous week Cattle, 3,500 head; she p, 8,000
luad ; begs, ?JSWJ head.
The experts of dressed deck per steamer
were 181 head et cattle und :5'-'0 head of sheep.
Beer Cattle. The light supply had a most
favorable eltect upon the market, and at the
openingen Saturday prices wercratber firmer,
which increased until the close te-day. when
c better was realized.
Bulls and cows were moderately active and
prices were firmer.
Calves were in geed demand at lower rates.
Milch cows were In geed request.
We quote 11s tejtpws :
Extra, 'ygnytr; ue
oed, 55$Cc; Medium.
ayHVE HftU i lUIUIIIIMI, liTjiJi; , i.uaie mi.. v.h
Common, 43e ; Bulls and Cows, 3
Dressed beeves, city drcseU were fairly
active and higher, while Western was un
changed. Sales or Drcscd Beeves -Thes. Bradley, 180
head Wfstern dressed at 7c. : Themas
llradlcv 52 head Cily de ut liqg&c ; C. S.Dcng
ler, 50 "de. City de. at 7H'4e: A. A. lleswell
107 head de de 7ic ; W. II. Brown 175 de.
de. at .;MS94c.
Sheep and lambs were inactive, although
prices were well maintained.
We quote as fotiews:
Extra l,4'rc; :oed.6flc; Medium. 5
iffi.Vic: Common. 55e; culls 45c ;
Lambs 57!4e.
Samuel aicnurt sold i" head dressed sheep
at S'fJOc.
HKs The market during the p:ist wiek was
slew, although prices. In sympathy with the
Wtem markets, were high.
We quote as fellows :
Extra, !&9c; Uoed, SJi'Je ; Medium, 8
BALE Of BEEF CATTLE.
Reger Maynes, 1.141 Western and Lancaster co.,
gross. 36c
A. ft J.Christv. 127 Western gross. 44?6'c.
E.S. ft B. F. MeFillen, 100 Western 5ie.
Owen Smith. 51 lVnn'a, account Eli McCulla :
ir, Penn'a. account of W.fc. Kceter,4g
BVf e. -
Ulmm. a Lehman Bres., 7 Lancaster co.. 5
-JU1II1 lilt 111IIJV. f. . i;,ait -., (jiwH, -V4V2'
Daniel Murphy, 91 Western and LuncasU r CO.,
SchaiiibcrgftPaul, 110 Western and Pel ft',
.c.
G. Scuainbenr Ce.. 214 Western, 4e6e.
Lewenstein ft f Aider. 9(1 Western. SkQCJc B'
Montgomery co., cows and bulls. '& JJC.
n. Chain, j r., 59 Pen n'.i. gross. 45c.
Daniel 3myth ft Bre., 137 Wentem and PcmVA,
5Cc.
Dennis Smyth. 36 Penn'a, 40e.
Iluchmnn ft Levi. 150 Western, 505c
M. Levi. 7 Western, gross, 5&6c.
Lenis Hern, 33 Penn'a, 45e.
F. Schcctz, 22 Western. 54s5.Xc ! m Montgein
erv co.. co s, 4 lc.
James Eustace, 20 Lunc-.ister co.. 43c.
Wm. Sales, 60 Lancaster co., 56c.
James Clemsen, 33 Cumberland alley. 5
5c ; 10 Skippack cows 2fl3e.
P. Hathaway, 24 Laneister co., gre9. 5.
J. K. iadler& Ce 28 Western. S&QCe.
Abe Ostheim. I! Western, 5f6c.
II. M. Miller. 20 Lancaster co.. 4f6c.
James Aull, 17 Western, &SIc.
rABK teEOVE TABD SUEEP THICK CCBKEXT.
Extra, 110 (0 130 peu
r;od.netoioiBs....
Fair, se te 83 lbs
Calves
6X6C
....6 6iiC
....60
....6 7e
....5f7 c
Stock Alaraet.
Nbw Yerk Stccxs.
Stocks firmer.
a. m. r. n.
March
r. w. r. m.
22.
r w.
3.10
h3 11:30
Meney ..-
trie K. it....... ...... 46 46
Mfchigan . ft.L. S.-.-liT 127
Michigan Cent. R. R..1104 110
Chicago ft N. W 122 121-J4
:hlure. 51. ft St P...I10 110
Han. ft St. J . Cem 53 53
' P'ld. ..102 lOi
Tnluilr. IVillnlMh AAY. VtH
12:43 1:40
506 ....
40,
12744 127
110 111
122 122
lUJs" WK
10144 10l
496 46
46 43
64 64
35 3M
24- 24)4
101 104
109 110
121 J22
IN 114
57 57
Ohie ft Mississippi.... 43
St. Leuis, 1. M.ftS R.. 64
Ontario and Western. 3-
t- i '? k. it 1116
43
64
35
244
New Jersey Central.,102 102
Del. Hduson Cunal 10 110
UeL, iJick. ft Westernl22 122:
Western Union Tel. .113 113vi
Pacific Mall S. S. CO. 664 5UJJ
Manhattan Elevuted.
Unten Pucffic 118 118
11R 118
Kansas ft Texas...
y Yerk Central
45 45 45 45
J-MJ
SA
Jll
. 17
. . .
.. 1332
Adams Express
Illinois Central
Cleveland ft Pitts
Chicago ft Reck I
Pittsburgh ft Ft. W
Philadelphia.
Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania R. it.... 63
Pliil'a. ft Reading..... 30
Lebigh.Valley 61
Lehigh Navigation... 46
Northern Pacific Cem 43
P'd . C8
63
30
61
45
.
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