LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1881.
COLUMBIA NEWS.
. evn i:i:;ul it cokuk-spendence.
' Mr. Geerge It. Bennett, lock-master of
the Pennsylvania canal cempauy and pres
ident of the Vigilant company, is couva ceuva
lestim,' from the severe illness which has
eeiiliueil him te liis residence ler the past
lew weeks.
Seme iil'ty. or .sixty of his neighbors and
friends hurptised Mr. Ames Greff last
evening sit his residence en New Second
.sheet siiul pleasantly .-pent the hours until
iiiidiii;;ht ariived, when, after leaving
with Mr. Uroil quite a room fall of dona
tions, the sell-invited quests took" their
departure. Mr. Grefl, who is a deacon in
thu Church of Ged, has lit-cti lying ill for
some time.
Itev. Cyius F. Ivnight, D. D LL. D..
of Lancaster, pleached sin excellent ser
mon last evening in .Si. Paul's Episcopal
chin eh.
On Wednesday evening one of Samuel
Campbell's livery horses was hired out te
si man who wanted te drive te Meuntvillc.
The m.xt morning it was brought te its
stable leaded upon one of ltedseckcr's
wsigens with a badly sprained fore leg.
The beast expeiieiices much sufl'eriug.
A bn-ak has occurred in the main water
pipe e'i Walnut street below Fourth.
i.'e
Charles A. Hay, L). D., president
01 me ei'uysvmrir tneoieiiiciii seminary.
vil! officiate ih tlieE. E. Lutceran church,
en next Sunday morning and evening.
I'. T. Jiai-miiii'.s advertising car passed
tiiieiii;h here last evening and Feiep.iugh's
this meiuiiig.
TiieShawiiec fire company held its reg
ular nieii! hly nieetiug last eveuiug.
:.,i;u ijniiii, e. lerk ceuuty, snipped
seventeen line head of cattle te Philadel
phia tiii.-. morning.
The American Union telegraph com
pany's elliee :it this place is a thing of the
past. The elliee was located iu the read
nr; 10 mi of Black's hotel, but this morn
ing the wires were disconnected and the ' proves te be the same'mau. In all prol prel prol
peition os the room reserved ter theiustiu- sibility he is one having no home or relative
ineiitsliern of its rail of protection, which, te claim lib body,
wi'htlie ether fixtures of the office, has Hit proves te be the .same, I will be
I'ten inukcii up ler removal inis is a re
suit of the consolidation
Miss Xella F. Brown, whose engage
ment for . pi il -lth wr.s postponed en ac
count of sickness, will appear in the Col
umbia opera house en Saturday evening,
April 10. Tickets new held for April 4,
sire geed -Ur the 'tew date and their ex
change iniiicecs-ary. Between !2-j0 and
yOO tickets have se far been disposed of
and still there are desirable scats te be
had.
Mr. Oliver C. Knipc, of Xonistewn, is
isit.inr friends iu town.
The V:iiii Felks stitl .society of the new
ijighsh Luiherstn church held a very sue-ecv-fnl
inclini: last evening at the rcsi-
deuce of Mr. Jehn Sweeney, en Neith
Thud street, sihnvc Poplar. There wa- a
ai,e attendance, sin interesting pre
gi.t nine f oxi-ieise., much pleasure iu its
ivnliti m and, te sum up the effect of all.
a decided. incre:i.;e iu tlia financial pocket
e' Hi"- ie c:y.
Quite a large party of his friends sin ,
priseu -lr. .lames Strsiwbridgc last even- ,
in jr. .it his residence en Walnut street
above Fifth, the occasion being the sm- '
niveis.ity of bis birth. A pleasant time
was experienced.
W air requested te again, call the sit
tuition or the friends of the cause te the
meeting for organization, cloctien. of ,
officer:-. He , e! :i new English Lutheran
islnii"'! te be held this evening sit 7:!10 '
o'elec!: in the German Lutheran church '
en i ei'iiM. street, below Sixth. It is said!
tliit mere than one hundred of the old '
iiK'tubeis will join the new church.
. O. F.
I"i'-,..!i:ili"ii ur Ofliceif,.
Last evening I). 1). G. 31., E. .J. Eris
maii. I. . e. r, accompanied by Past
Gisiuds Geerge Spurrier, of Lancaster
ledge, !N. ". and Geerge 3Iiller.
of 3Teutcrev Lelge,
X.
242.
drove te .Maulieim for the purpese of
instailine- the ellieers os 3!auheiin ledge.
They paitoek of an excellent sujipcr which
had bcjii 1 ire pared for them at the Sunnily
lieiinc, sitter wiitch they piececded te the
ledge room where the following ellieers '
were installed :
Neble Grand 1. W. Erb.
ice Gaaud I. S. Witnian.
heeictary H. 31. Ensmiiiger.
.t. Secretary Charles A. Kline
Tn'.iMiier ('has. A. Duuiap.
The siss-ets of the ledge are$3,S29.Gl) and
liabilities uetliing.
i.UK'aster Ledge, 2e. 07, I. O. O. F.,
mslaiied their recently elected ellieers last
evening. Their names luivc been pub
lished lu-iet il'eiv. The relief furnished
by the Jedyc during the past term
.imeuuted te $1,:;?0.8S. The assets of the
ledge are :?17,SU:'.0G. and the liabilities
none. There are ;5.jft members, of whom
only ' Hijiiiied relief.
THE OPE1CA.
I.e:titt's Ilurlecque Troupe Last Niclil
The sippearancc of 31. U. Leavitt's Eng
lish burlesque fijiera company was greeted
by :i iarge audience sit Fulton opera house
last night. The performance was, en the
whole, si disappointing one. i-larting out
with a radical change of prngtaninic, in
consequence of which si number of the
most prominently advertised features were
initted, " Orpheus " was substituted for
the extensively billed "Carmen," the piece
being a nondescript composition, abound
ing in scantily clad-goddesses,and ether in
habitants of the celestial ami infernal re
gions of vaiied styles and stations, whose
conceptions of morality were apparently net
of the highest elder. Theinusic, however,
especially the chorus effects, constituted
the feature of the performance entitled te
all praise, many of the selections from
reigning operatic attractions being hap
pily made and admirably rendered. Of the
individual members of tlie troupe, which
in number is nearer twenty than the forty
sidvcrtiscd, 3Iiss 3Iaric Williams proved
herself si clever soubrette artist, acted and
sang capitally. 3Iiss 2ellie Larkcllc,
whose lithographs have profusely adorned
the stoic windows for several days past,
was conspicuous by her absence.
TISIS .IIOKNING'S F1KE
A Small Stable Iturncd.
Tins morning between 12 and 1 o'clock,
a small frame stable ewued by Lawrence
Goes smd situated en the hotel property,
occupied by G, E. Ueichman, at the
corner of Heekland and Lew streets, wsis
dcstie-.ed by fire. There was nothing in
the building but s small quantity of straw
and it was silinest entirely consumed.
There was an insurance of $75 en the stsi
blc in the Heme mutual company. This
amount will net cover the less. The build
ing was set en lire undoubtedly. At half
past eleven o'clock everything was right
siud the lire was discovered sit quarter past
twelve.
Coel :
As he sauntered through the back gate
raid drew near Ie the kitchen deer the
cook raised the window aud administered
cold comfort in the anneuueement : ' We
have nothing for you."
You'd better wait," said the tramp,
" until you knew what I'm after. I euly
called te knew what the property could be
bought for."
Actual occurrence iu Lancaster yester
day. Slrawbcrrics First of the Season.
As nice as you ever saw. Plump, rich,
red and luscious looking. Charlie Eckcrt.
displayed a heaped-np pTatc of them iu
his fruit store window yesterday and te
people who thought they were w;x offered
a taster. $1 a quart. Fresh cabbage and
young onions helped along the illusion
that thespiing-time had come.
The Unknown Dead Man.
Corener Mishler has received the follow
ing letter which explains itself. The
coroner ssiys there is no doubt that the
man killed at Lea man Fiace is the same
man who was at Sir. Painters, as stated
in the letter :
Painter's Bridge, Chester Ce., Pa. )
April 6, 1881. $
Te the Corener of Lancaster.
Dear Sin : I notice iu two of our dailv
papers of West Chester, notice of an un
known man being, killed near Lcaman
Place, en P. It. It., en Friday last, having
en Ins person a diary with the words
Painter, Painter's Bridge, Chester Ce.,
Pa.," written in it. One of. my farm
hands says : A few days previous te the
accident, si German man came along the
read ; said he came from Baltimore and
was going te Lancaster ceuuty te hunt for
work ; was rather a stout built man from
C te 40 years of age ; was well dressed iu
ordinary working clothes ; think the
clothing of si grayish cast, pants inside of
his beets, black hair, a moustache awl
ether whiskers ; was carrying a common
black valise, with very little iu it. He
opened his valise in the presence of the
man and took from it a diary with a few
words of German, written in front part.
-uy man wrote iu it. " Painter, Painter :;
Bridge, Chester Ce., Pa." The unknown
man requested my man te write the above,
sis he premised my brother si slieit
time before he would return te go te
work sibeut Apiil 1st, provided he did net
hud work. He said he had been in the
country four yesirs last fall, and had been
nearly sill ever the country, werkin" here
and theic a short time. My man says he
new thinks it was the 2utli of March he
came by here ; he also thinks he put the
mine of our posteilicc and station en the
rsiilread, " Pocopson," in the diary with
the aforementioned writing.
I de net knew thstt this will be of any
particular use te you, excepting if it-
- . pleased te hear liein you.
Most tiuly yeuis.
William T. Painter,
Pocopson P. O., Chester Ce., Pa.
Feet Crushed.
j About neon te-day Jehn. Berne, aged
, between 11 and 12 years, son of Christian
Berne, residing at Ne. 313 West Walnut
' street, met with a very severe accident be
i twecn this city smd Dillerville. The boy
was sent en an errand this morning by his
! mother smd he with a number of etheis te
1 Dillerville. IIe hoarded a freight train te
ride te town smd when a short distance
, west of the Ilsirrisburg pike he fell oil".
One of the cars passed ever his feet,crush-
i UUr it badly, lie was taken te his heuu
smd this afternoon Dr. -. T. Davis :Vmpu
neuie
t.itcu a portion or the loot
Corrections.
The statement that the use of the city
water for cleaning East King street was
refused te Gee. Kline because he had failed
te pay last year's rent was si mistake. The
use of the water was refused because it
war, thought the Belgian pavement was
injured by having the sand and gravel
washed out of the interstices between the
blocks.
Wm. Ortman.ef Washington borough, a
famous tobacco grower writes : I have my
tobacco stock 27 inches apart in the tows,
and the rows 8 feet apart, and had 17.000
stocks en my patch.
Tin) Sew City Lean.
The new -1 pei cent, city bends sue be
ing rapidly distributed among the pur
chasers. ' This morning the order
of the Philadelphia ' Trust Safe
Deposit company for $100,000 of
the new lean was received ; 5-25,000 of
Hie amount behu: in 1st series, $2e,C00
iu Cd scries and 850,000 in ed series ccitiii
catcs. The bends are being made out in
the names of ever thirty different, persons
and they v.nv in amount from .l,000 ie
sn.rioe.
The County Heuse.
The front of the Lancaster County house,
seen te be occupied by 3Ir. Smith) hits of
the Leepard, is being remodeled. A carriage
drive has been constructed lesulinir from
East King .street te the new stabling in
the rear, where only si footpath ran
through before, and many ether improve
ments are contemplated.
Large funeral.
Yesterday the funeral of 3Ir.s. Lizzie
Pyle, si widow lady, who resided in Fair
field and who died en 3Ienday, took place.
It was very largely attended and the inter
ment was made at Pcnn Hill church.
3Irs. PyJc leaves two children, both of
whom are grown.
Explosion at the Kelling Mil!.
Last evening a blast pipe at the Pcnn
rolling mill exploded. The accident was
cause! by the accumulation of gas in the
pipe. Xe one was injured anil the acci
dent only causes a stoppage of the bar
mill for :;) hours.
Open te All.
The Sunday school teachers meeting for
study of the International Sunday school
lessen at the Y, 31. C. A. rooms te-morrow
afternoon at " o'clock will be conducted by
Dr. Shuinakcr of the Second llcferiiiid
church.
Ihiu't lour Canary hi ng '.'
Then get a bottle of Bird Bitters, which i an
unfailing restorer of gong and a euro fei all
disea-es of cage birds. Ii your druggist does
net keep it. or will net get it for you, send a
postal card te the Bird Feed Company, 3-57
Federal street, Camden, N. J., and they will
see that you arcsupplind. Price. 25 cents.
Iiu;r23-3md.tw
Amusement).
Ilitrcrly'r Minstrels. Mr. Havcrly's latest
aggregation of minstrel talent which lie has
designated as his "New Mastodons," will be
here te-morrow night. The troupe has plenty
of excellent people.
The only medicinal soap adapted te ea-y
shaving Cuticura Shaving Seap.
Nutrition improved, strength restored and
disease arrested by Malt Bitters.
SfEVlAT, NOTICES.
SrcEii's Grace ViNES,'Oiie,tweaiid three-year
old Concord, vigorous vines, for sale in large
quantities, at 3, 5and;i0cents, By retail at 10,
15 and 25 cents. Small lets may be sent by
mall. Address, Ai.fkee Sr-unn. Passaic. X. J..
(Mount Prospect Vineyard), or 34 Warren
street. New Yerk. My vines are kept in the
ground until they mc ordered, that orders
may be filled lresh lrem the soil. nS-2wi.tw
Climatic Changes
Tcry eltcn bring en complaints affecting flic
kidnevsand liver, producing constipation, in
digestion, and dyspepsia, but yen will be quite
sale it you take Burdock Bleed Biiteis en the
tirst symptoms et any trouble of the kind.
Price $1, trial size 10 cents. Fer sale by II. B.
Cochran, S. Qaeen street.
Visible Improvement.
Mr. Xeali Bates. Elmira, X. Y., writes:
"About four years age I had an attack et bil
ious fever, and never fully it-covered. My di
gestive organs were weakened, arid I would be
completely prostrated ler days. Alter using
two bottles of your Burdock'Bleod Bitters the
improvement was se visible that I was aston
ished. I cm new, though 61 years nl age, de a
fair und reasonable day's work." Fer sale by
H. B. Cochran, 137 X. tjucen street-
ItEATUS.
Mii.hr In the village of Xew Providence,
Lancaster county. Pa., en April 7. 1881, Jane
.Morten, wife el Philip Miller, in the 73d year
of her age.
H-r relatives and Iriends arc respectfully in
vited te attend the funeral from the residence
of her husband, 011 Monday morning the 11th
iiist.. at 11 o'clock. std
XIW AJUVEHTISEMESTS.
4 NNUAL REPORT OF
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF THE
Jtaters of the Peer of Lancaster Ce.,
FOR TUK YKAll EXDIXG
JDECE3IUEK 31st, 1881.
IT.OVISION3.
Weight.
lien i-v Cliiulcs bull 2,i0
Michael I.. Hoever,bull.... 1,425
Michael L. Hoever,3 iccrs3,7tt0
Jehn II. Kcndi, bull 1.730
Jehn W. Meidzer, 1-tcer.. 1.325
Jehn W. .Mentzer. 1 steer.. 1.0 e
Jehn W. Mentzer, hull...,. 1.525
Win. S. -Murk. 11 heits 4.31')
Jeseph M. Ilcs-.biill 1,510
Henry Haverstiek. I he;;... 33fi
J. W. K-hlciuuu. 2 hogs.... S10
Gee Lpiever, 2 hogs G50
Fran k iScar.buli I,.i55
S. I.. Weaver. 2 hess 81."
Kii Weaver, 3 bull. 4.S60
ISt-iii. Mever. 8 hejrs 2.iJ
M. M. Wenser, bull 1,635
M. M. Wenzer, he MS
Abrum Kreiiler. bull 1.500
Price.
$4 00
4 00?
4M
4 00
4 15
" 75 ,
4 mS
5 70
4 00
cre
5 5 1
r 5:i
4 00
5 50
3 SO
5 50
4 00)
5 &)(.
4 00
A hit.
$51 20
213 03
G3S0
153 4S
217 33
CO 40
21 81
44 55
31 75
62 20
43 83
184 03
122 113
US 00
CO 00
".'e. jjuicr, euii
II. II. Keen, bull
1. S'ibVlltnuit.53 21
. IS
3 ,.
4 W)
4 00
4 50
4 00
t (K)
4 00
tee
4 00
3 85
3 HI
1 (0
en toot
101
3 75
4 00
3 75
St 75
3 75
3 75
3 75
3 91
3 75
3 75
4 75
3 75 i
4 75
.'! 7.1
3 50
3 25
5 10
3 25
3 (50
CO 98
WOO
Aiiiiui l.etever,biill 1,SC0
Kebt. Moiilireineiy, bull .l,Slfi
(Jiritiaii Ilemp. 2 .tcers.. 2,7!X)
'liriti.in Iloni). ljuil 1.1",
I'atriek ce.bulI 1,'-W
Tiiljhis It. KreMer. bull ...l,:.e
W.J. ICehrei, bull 1.450
Jehn I.:inili.N, bull l,7."i0
A.M. Iillub:ieh.l.ull 1,550
J film 31. ISaker, 2 bulls ..2,010
lienj. ISaiick-. bull 1,410
I'.'itnelc K"lly.liull I,8"0
Jehn (irintner. bnl! 1,7-W
II. II. lliirnish, bull 4.17
l. Y. Uurii sh. bull w,ei5
Christ. L. lleishey. bull.. .1,740
Klaui V.'. Leuiiian. bull 1,510
Jetlersen Ure-li, bull 1 700
Christ. Heir. jr.. bull l,3sr.
Jehn Wi-aver, bull 1 0
I-nae K vans, meal
II. 15. Weaver, 4 bulls 0,073
Jehn T. Wit-en, bull 1.570
Abntr I'eeple.-.bull i,.0
Jehn H.Grell", ici'tlc 4,KS0
Jehn H. Ureir, bull 1.525
11.15. Shrelner. steer I,4"0
Jliehaal l. Uehrer, bull 2.1.S5
1'. ll.fenmniy. bull 1.210
CO 04
121 M
59 40
05 00
51 40
53 CO
70 00
50 07
110 .S
57 00
75 00
09 21
43 S7
72 00
r 21
57 75
03 75
51 93
48 00
1 77
272 02
!W 87
59 25
2i3 93
05 25
go in;
43 7.1
42 7
140 76
3S 02
5S M
2 72
."( 00
1G2 85
255 37
132 81
312 10
Daniel iluckwalier, bull. .1,(15
J110. W. Mentzer. 2 steers .2.7B0
JehnS. J.ulidK bull 1,170
Jf.hn MeClaln. bull l,fi.7
i. II. iJitrm-t'-ii !, liiesit..
Jae. K. Zeek, b'l.len it
l'airick Jiclli 1 Jceers.. 3.2:1:1
.lue. W. Mem 2 steers.. 2,72i
.Ine.iv. Jieii'... ", bull 1,450
Jno. W. Mi'iit.cr. steer 1,230
Samuel A. .H il", 2 Steers. .2.721
.-tyer.t lllaek. 3 sieers....3.0iil)
tyer.t lii:iek,2 steers 2.730.
Jno. W. Mfiitzer.3 steers 3.!W0
Jno. '.V. Mentzer, 3 stecrs.4.200
Jno. W. Mentzer. 1 steers.5,400
Slyer & I.hn-k, 3 Mecra 2,950
Myer & Black. 2 steers,... .2,031
Henry LIutuer.2 steers 3.150
Jehn Geed, 2 steers 2,640
Isatie Kvans, meat
Joint ". .Mentzer. 2 steers WViO
Styer.t i'.hiek, .! steers 3,140
Mrei A; I'.laek. 4 steers 1.830
Styei & Black. 2 steers 2,400
Jehn W. Mentzcr.2steer.-.2.0."0
Win. Foreman meat.
U. II. Greir. 2t lb, dried beef.
Jacob Keller. 3 steers 3..".50
Jehn V. .Mentzer, 3 steeis.3.;.;'l
Jehn M . Mciiizei,s: steeis.3,730
Jehn W. Mentzer. 1 steer.. 1.210
Jehn G. Geicl, 2 steels. ...2.730
l.li,.V! .An. I ., ........ "
4 91
I 95 1
4 1KI1
5 10 )
4, 87
4 75,"
4 G1.
4 !l
4 85
4 85
'i53 01
4 30)
4 40 $
212 79
133 87
118 8'
7 17
111 75
475 37
0.1 17
9 02
11 07
150 83
4 25
4 50
4 50
4 G')
4 U0
4W
4 35
4J-S
4 25
4 16)
4 50
1 21)
513 21
4 ,'U 1
277 S2
167 85
35 12
101 03
Jehn G. Geed, $1 Mliii'.iennl 011 each, j
ll.i..il l,'illirri. ! k".,,.,.. " T'i1 I Srt
W. S. Miirk, 2 hes 01', 525 j
W. S. Shirk, 13 he.us G.2U0 520
Jelin W. Jient7er,'U -teers. ."..IS!) tee
$ 8 4$7 (-2
Dili OOODS AMI CLOTlilXC.
I', ll.iuaiicr, cleiliing
D. Balr , Ce., illy noe'Ii
Mayer & ISre., drv goods
G. H.4II. F. Iliildemaii
Myers .V; iSathfen, clothing
Givier, llev.-ers.t Hurst, dry goods..
.. KerCimtciii. clothing
J. W. Byrne, dry goods
.'oeper"& C'ena "d dry gnosis
I). .:in-!n:in A Itro., eielhing
J. 15. Martin & Ce., dry goods
iiarnisli . Bie., !ry goels
ileal-A: MeXabb.diy goods
''. 11i1s.l1, i;iutli ng
G e. Spurrier, clothing
M. Bnchcehcimrr, clothing
slmllz,'i: i5re., i:ils
Al. Itericn-tciii, hat
.$ '.a 00
r-32 31
103 'M
271 07
12 SO
'."Jli 92
297 21
17.1 (hi
M -7
20 00
74 s;
25 90
20 23
21 0.1
110 21
1 1 CI
123 20
27 00
$ 3,099 IS
ti'esrs.
120 03
,Vi 43
29 !'3
i5 77
31 55
51 :5
25 31
23 .
30 35
11 15
"5 57
!2 79
31 13
3 50
23 90
11 07
nr.ccs asb utireKS reu medtcai. rcnivsrs.
Jehn '. Leng & Sen. diugs
A. A. II 11 1 ley, drugs
Andrew ;. 'try, drugs
s. 15. MfCIeery. drugs
Jehn r.laek, drags..".
A. M. ISrubakcr. drugs
C. A. ileinitsh, drugs
II. 15. Cochran, drugs
Dauie! lleitshu, drugs
C A. Loeher. ilrngs
V.. s. Muhlenberg.'' drugs
H. i5. Parry, drugs
W. G. Baker, drugs
II. E. Slaymakcr. agt., liquors....
Jeii'iniuli Kehrer, liquors
Jehn ileriing, liiiunii
$ 559 79
LIIATULU AM) SUOI.
Geerge Loeher, leather
Mvera A; Zeek, leather
W". II. Gast, shoes
Al. lie.scnstein. shoes
A. II. Hogeiulebier, slices
:;: 00
7rj 55
125 35
37 00
15 00
$ 1,031 50
TO!!ACCt, 11SU, VISf.ETAULUs iM)
AKKETING
Jej. Bear, fish, potatoes, &c
A. D. Itehrer, plants
liiavU llarlmai:, tobacco
Geerge lieiss.agt, tobacco
ile.stetter .t GretT. peta ees
Jehn A. Keller, marketing, .te
.lames A. Ximlew, tobacco
Bi'iij. Laudi-i, potatoes
Jehn ilreck, marketing, &c
Jes. Ilerzeg, potatet-s
Jehn Lien, fish
Charlette Peit, cabbage plants. Ax-
Jehn F. Myers potatoes
E. M. Gelin. tobacco
J. K. Weaver, potatoes
J. M. ISenningcr, cigars
H. II. Harrow", lish, isc
Daniel 1'e.st. peaches
. J. Curtis, turnips
Jehn il Weaver, turnips-
Jacob Lefever. beans
B. F. Gov. marketing
Gee. V. '.'.are, potatoes
!3
it! Oil
151 53
152 :')
till 45
50 SO
71 25
57 cu
pi) !i
se in
5 10
l 50
15 57
8 40
4t 05
1 1 30
30 !hl
10 00
'.t !0
Ii! 5 1
70 0:
4 ,V)
2 41
$ 1.201 13
..i 3.3SI 07
201 CO
? 3,641 07
ITU. AM l.IOIIT.
Gerreeht. Iteily & Ce
Lancaster Gas Company
ROCF.I'.ir.S.
Ilenry llershey, cettcc,
Isaac'McKillips, groceries
Miller & liartman. groceries...
Jehn A, Keller, groceries
A. T. Stanten, entree
C. F. Ilartmyer, tea
Cyrus X. Hcrr, vinegar
Jehn L. Binkley, groceries
H. II. Miller, vinegar
Jacob Bemberger, applebutter.
C. G. Lain I is, apples
Daniel Sing, groceries
Win. Blickenderler, groceries...
A. C. Myiin, vinegar
A. it. Bur, groceries
S. i!. Miller, coffee ,
C. W. Eckcrt tea
Jeseph Ilerzeg. groceries
Geerge HeiSe, agt, vinegar
II. C. II uber, groceries
Jehn Casper." groceries
D. S. B im k, groceries
C W. Metzger, crackers
t OS 73
47 OS
. 3, I'll 05
l5 70
200 72
00 05
15 li
170 47
31 32
10 75
1 P!)
10 2.1
00 50
6 45
10 4S
1S7 54
21 S5
17 17
0 00
27 4!)
45 48
1 43
10 K8
$ 4.214 50
SALAIilCk.
Isaac Zimmerman, 1 year salary us
farmer.
Tayler L. bhuler, 1 year salary as en-
pXincL'i
Lewis Keh!as, 1 year salary as
l)felihd
Mrs. Carrie Davis, 2 months salary as
nurse
R. M. Belcnius l4 salary as physician.
Oliver l.'eland. H salary as physician.
J. Aug. Elder. J4 salary as physician.
H. E. Muhlcnburg, "i salary as physi-
II. F. Cox, 1 year salary aa superin
tendent a
Jehn Breck, lyearsalaassteward..
Jehn Tucker, 6 months salary as
moral instructor
Jehn Swenk,6 months salaiy as moral
instructor
303 00
4il 00
liOOO
20 00
70 00
70 00
70 00
70 00
MJ0 00
000 0J
75(0
75 CO
SI 80
130 21
US 40
100 00
137 60
13100
2:0 00
D. B. Lanills,
director, salary and
mileage
Jehn Evans,
director, salary and
mileage
Jehn Mmltz,
director, salary and
mileage .
Cenrad Gast,
mileage
alvtt"sft
director, salary and
director, Balary and
n. II. Uehrer,
milcacc .
Christian Ilercliey, director, salary
ami uwuiigu
Gee. Spurrier, treasurer, one year'n
ciiury. ...... ,,,,. .,,,.,,. .,....
JVJJH ADVERIISEMESIS.
Owen P. Bricker. solicitor, $50 ; extra
Oscar llamp. butcher, 1 year'a salary. 70
$4,066
rterr. and feed.
E. 15. Itrubaker, flour i
L. L. Beck, flour
isaae Hank, flour anrt Iced
llenj. Wissler, flour
Hetetter & Grolf. flour
355
282
425
143
64
64
64
64
110
126
111
J. W. Eshleuian, flour
J. M. Moere, flour
C J. t rey, flour ....... ..... .
E. IS. ISein Herder, fl.euraml feeil
J. H. Iiurkhelder, flour
S. L. Weaver, flour ami feed
Samuel Curtis.fleur ami feed
16. 1). Meicr, flour
Daniel G". GseH", flour and leed
Jeseph Bender, flour
C. S. llershey. flour
A. F. Hirsli. flour mid feed
C W. isinkley, flour ..
D. H.Snavely. flour
Jehn S. Gingrich, flour
J. IS. Xelt. flour
J. T. Zerchcr. flour & grinding wheat
Adam G. GrelT, flour
II. S. Landis, teed
Simen Hestcttcr, flour
1'eitilitv Mill? flour
359 43
68
344
G2
IS
530
157
100
250
62
127
50
115
43
50
$ 1,472 81
nOAIlMXG. BEMOVlMi AM COTO3T3 FOll TACrBBS.
Victer Ca-per, celli 11 :
Jeseph Weaver, ceflin
Leenard behmidt. ceflin
15. F. Cox, removing pauper
J. U. bhank, lvuieving pauper
It. M. Arters, removing pauper
I'hilip Spreclier, removing pauper...
J. Lilly, hoarding sick pauper
Samuel Shearer, removing pauper
IS. D. McGeiiigle, bearding sick pau-
Geerge S. Gehu. removing pauper. . . .
Adam E. Hanek, celli us
Jehn . Wurfel, removing pauper....
Chester ceuuty, bearding pauper
Yerk county, bOAiding paUpr
Jehn I$ Kberly. removing pauper....
Samuel B. Fisher, removing pauper..
Jacob Spaugler, removing pauper
Seurl'eer ,V Stauller, celli 113
Daniel MeGewen, removing pauper..
Daniel McUevvcu, bearding sick, pau-
len S. Kit by. removing pauper....
Kdivard Aluhler, cnfllns
Martin Kemi'( celliiis
C. C. K ittlTman, ceflin
Harry Kd wants, ceflin
Jehn Miller, removing pauper
A. W. Wanner, remevingpauper
David ISurncit, removing paupers....
Isaac McCarthy, removing paupers..
Jehn Shen berger, cefllns
K. M. senrbecr. ceflin-
Jeseph Walker, removing paupers.. .
W II. Miller, ceiling
Klias Weitzel. cellins
ISote.tBre.. ceftius '
H. L. Themas, 1'hila., beard'g pauper
11. IS. Mullikiu, removing paupers....
Samuel Bewman, removing paupers.
Manefa constable remev'g paupers.
Jacob Jenes, removing paupers
Ii. B. (Juigley, removing paupers ....
C'oiiiiiusiencrsof Bulier co., board beard
ing insane jiaupers
J. K. Shreiner. removing paupers
Jacob 15. 1,'iben. cettins
StC'hen Futcr, cettins
Jehn S. Meilingcr, removing paupers
David Kreider. removing paupem....
M. G. l'etts, llarrisburg, bearding
paupers
G. W. Bretf 11. celli us
300
12 00
300
27 24
6 40
6 50
15 75
22 49
2 55
900
2 50
7 50
430
14 60
8 00
2 45
145
3 15
It 00
2 55
20 00
5 10
600
(i 00
3 00
250
IS '25
2 35
3 05
2 21
9 00
800
4 90
5 50
6 00
14 00
18 51
OIK)
2 55
5 19
209 69
1 05
800
3 00
I 95
1 25
3 00
02 00
IV. UM.
P. II. Fisher, lepairlngliarness. ..'.....?
M Haberhiish. repairing liarness
Ames Miley. harness and repairing..
Christ. Yeager, repairing harness....
Guudakcr & Walker, shoeing horses..
IS. F. Gielf, vet. surgeon
Solemon -precher. clever seed
Griah llitzcr, 2 horse
I:i:ic Zimmerman, paid for shoeing
and rye straw
Henry Layman, shoeing and repair
ing wagons
J. B. Hosteller, straw
Daniel Peisi. repairing jack-screw..
Jacob L. Luuilis, threshing crop
J. W. Uverheltzer.new wagon, 110 bed
W. D. Spreclier, seed and iarui implc
im ills
J. B. Hosteller, clever seed
leuue W. Martin, wheat
Jehn Lantz. wagea complete
m. 011art, straw
15 15
24 40
170 70
13 60
8 10
20 00
24 00
437 50"
11 6!)
122 32
42 lit
.2 50
14 00
70 00
53 SS
S43
30 00
124 00
44 88
$ 1,213 93
IKCIDCSTAL KXl'ESSE3 AND P.CPA1US,
Philip Gast, making paulsand vests..
Lancaster po-te!!icu box rent
High & Martin, queenswarc
ii. Blickeinlerfer, eastings
Isaac Diller, hardware, ice
.Scner.fc Sens, lumber.
Kepler & slay maker, hardware, Vc. .
Jen. Huiicr, castings
Jes. Samson, brushes, Ac
1). M. Mayer, lime
W. Curreles, bu ning lime, 1c
15. F. Cox, treight, telcgram-j and es-
peu-es te Bulier county
W. Gerreeht, injector fei boiler
'. E. Wentz, insurance 011 herjc
Jacob Gable, plmnbingaiul repairin;
steam pipes
G. W. Flu-ig, tinware and repairing
sauie .'.
Jehn SwenU, repairing clocks
Uheads & Keed. repairing clocks
Peuts: & Bre., brick
Flinn tc Brencmau, tinware and re-
nairing sann
Spreclier ,t Ce., rcn.iiring slate reef. .
Jehn Drachbar. brick work.
Jehn P. Schauin, plumbing, tinware
50 00
4 00
7 44
17 23
150 15
2:0 01
101 00
465
. .59 65
".3 65
10 75
57 32
15 00
2 30
121 00
10 20
3 IO
1 CO
IS 56
10 70
0 23
5 50
201 14
SO 54
2 25
107 53
S 0J
8 80
53 75
2SS ill
210 1 0
220 30
4 40
10 00
305 70
37 4K
5 (HI
103 05
8 55
. 29 75
S 00
(5 00
50 00
8 00
14 23
4,120 00
31 31
107 12
'.II (Hi
2 00
r, 00
12 50
100 50
121 61
2 00
75 00
11 05
100 00
102 18
25 00
150 73
21 30
21 00
3 25
129 10
42 00
500 75
15 00
10 00
C II
wet
33 30
i.0
12(10
87
5 00
1 15
10 55
and repairing
Jacob Uetharmel, brushes, &c
Samuel shiead, carpenter work
Stener, Shreiner & Ce., Iiardware, ic.
W. Biady, new bread knife
Henry Killian, walling up well
XerbMClc .V: Miley, repairing wagons..
BricUer. Kendig & L-ium.tn. lumber..
IS.iusnian & Burns, insurance en barn
Slienzer, Humnhreyville & Ce.,
plumbing, tinware aud repairing...
l. Fisher, lime
C. il. Hewell, 2 sandt one sills
,1. M. Baclunan, extra lumber for
barn net 111 contract
A. C. Kepler, hardware. &c X
A. F. Hawthorn, paint for iron rail-
Stcnmau ."c Jlcnsel. printing report,
is. iSuclimiilcr, repairing razors, &c...
Lawrence Knapp, iiejis
Jehn Derwart, plast-rlng work
Geerge spurrier, stamp-,, &c
J. W. YeL'iitii, printing report
Benedict ,V Derwart, plastering
work
Dana Graham, combs, &e
Jehn M. Bachman. new barn
C. Gast ,t son, crockery ware ,...
Jehn Katz, brick '.
Jacob Price, laying brick ler new
bake house
(J roll & fchultz.eil
Levi K. Laudls, repairing new lawn
mowers '.
W. X. Auier, extracting teetli
JVcii Era. printing report, Sc'.
Lancaster County Prison, making
carpets, brooms, &c
II. C. Eiclielti, repairing razors, Ac...
Jnruifer, printing report;
C. H. Burr, stationery
Examiner, printing report, e
Baiuugai'duer & Ebermun, lumber'
and lire brick
Philip Wciker, making brooms
Gee. M. bteininaii SCe., hinlwiirc.Ac.
Myers ."fc Mcclain, brickwork
A. Ii. Hell'mciei, repairing furniture,
Jeini Uuinplirej'vilKplastcring walls
Jehn Cernell, mason work.
B. .s. Trout, new pump
Water rent, use of cit v water
Edw. Edgerley, 11 ing report in lt-
cerder's etlicc
II. F. Hartmau. lime
0. Fate, repairing sewing machine...
Jehn Bear's Sens, printing report
s. B. Cox, repairing wagons
Andrew Leibley, testing scales
Paul Myers, one year'a tell
Jehn Fiee, mason work
Lewis Deicliel, cleaning out well
Gee. Mania, new rope
F. O. Sturgis, null work
Singer .Machine Company, repairing
machine
Jehn Best, repairing boiler at hos
pital, .Vc , ...:
Gee. Spurrier, paid expenses of Direc
tors 10 Carlisle
D. A. Slilflcr, carpenter work
David M Bare, stacking wheat
Cenrad .Messvr, repairing pump
Cemmiitce en barn, expenses te Wil-
lianispert
D. A. Snifler. plans ler new barn
5
33 00
29 11
27 37
11 25
2 GO
17 50
500
$ 8,925 Stf
..? 2,145 00
..$ 8.4S7 02
. . 3,009 48
559 79
Out-deer relief
KECArlTCLATlOX.
Prevision.
Dry goods ami clothing
Drugs and liquors
Leather end sliees
Tobacco, fish, vegetables and market
111 g....... ........ .. .......... ........
Fuel and light
G roe e r i es
Salaries '-
Fleur and feed
Bearding, removing and coffins
filllll.,. "'''
Incidental expenses and repairs
1,034 50
1,20165
3,644 67
4,211 59
4,066 81
4,472 81
502 00
1,243 03
3,925 36
Total... ............--".. -.$11,542 55
Ded uet extraordinary expenses build
ing new barn, and repairs of ether
buildings destroyed by lire: lest of
wheat, hay, straw, and building new
bake house 7,15 77
$H,393 78
EECEIITS DCR1SQ TUB YKAR BV II. '. COX, CLEIMC
AlfD BV HIM TA1D OVER IO TJI E
TREASURER.
Louisa r.eiiiechl, bearding. 37 50
XE1T ADrEJBTISEXEyiS.
00
Westmoreland county, bearding
Margie Watsen, bearding
Henry Ktckct, bearding
Amaziah Bewman, bearding
Levi Breneman. bearding
MaryMurphv, bearding
Adelia Yeung, bearding .
A. B. Brcneinan, bearding
Mary and Hannah Brinten, bearding
Kebecea IIei?5, bearding
Lewis Gruel, bearding
165 13
157 60
58 72
156 00
156 00
103 50
156 00
152 15
349 65
7115
156 00
84
SO
00
S3
50
00
00
00
00
00
01
26
HaTinah Hess, bearding 159
Simen Sillier, bearding 195 00
Cumbria county, bearding 2 58
James Luc&s, bearding. : 12 00
Peter Kray bearding 1300
Krnst Happe. bearding .... 9 29
Jehn lSetherinel, bearding 57 01
Jeremiah Shcnk, bearding 7S 00
Cliarlette Kise, bearding 100 00
Jacob Yentzer, bearding 97 29
Susan Dengler. bearding 30 00
93
- C7
00
75
72
73
00
50
5C
85
00
21
00
00
Philadelphia count v. bearding 6
Isaac Eclitcrnacht.'bearding 52
James McGovern, bearding 3
vaniei Leatnan, Hearding si su
Edw. Sener. bearding 150 (0
Catharine Seigle, bearding 57 Si:
Annie E. Charles, bearding. 153 00
Maria Bnckwnlter, bearding 11 15
Patrick Brisbine, bearding 23 .IS
Slaggie Carnaham. bearding 10 00
Charles Theu, bearding 5 f 0
Christian Powers, bearding 405 41
LewisVrlck, bearding. 1110 00
Edw. Powell, "bearding 78 00
Levi Cehen, bearding 6 80
Annie Speece, bearding 33 65
$ 3,799 31
UlSCEIXA'MSOUs.
J. F. htaufl'er, use et bridge
Twe watches sold
One watch sold
Hostetter & Greir". broken stone
Bridgeport Pike Ce., broken stone... .
Lancaster & Williamstew n Pike Ce.,
broken atone
It. A. Evans, broken stone
A. A. Myers, broken stene
Water Cemuiittee.eity.buililing stone
A. A, Myers, bulldingstene
Henry Xelty, building stone
Grace Lutheran Church, building
Jehn Smith, building stone
J. A. Berzer, building stone
Mennonite Church, building stene. . .
Five cows sold al $34 eacli
J. F. Echtcrnacht. 1 horse
Uriah Bitzer, 1 horse
Kichard Weed-, old iron
Jesse Devish. old iron .
Miller it llai'tman, old barruU
Old rags T
Received from Jehn Brock.weod sold
Myers & Zeek, hides and tahew
Ueturned lrem Jehn 1 Leng & son,
crreriu mug bill
K. M.I5elcntus,piece of ground, Water-
el.L ds v ,, ft
Itcceivcd sale of goods, Jeseph Buz
zard's sale 4
llccclvcu insurance en barn
.510,71!) !19
Average number of regular iumate-i. 42i
Average iiumbcrel tramps 3
Total dally average 431
Average annual cost of each inmate. .$ 79 Se
Average weekly cost et each inmate.. 1 53
Death Male, 04: lcmale, 29. Total, 93.
ISirths-ilaie, a: lemalc, i;. Total, 11.
Of the deaths, 87 went white, 6 colored.
Of the births, 8 were white, 3 colored.
CAUSE or DEATH.
I'alsy, S; fits.2:maniapetii.2; typhoid fever,
2: eldage, 14; heart disea-e, 3 ; general debil
ity, 11: rheumatism, 2; dropsy, 1; erysipelas,
1 : croup, 1 ; hern in, 1 ; dysentery, 1 ; consump
tion,. "0; diphtheria. 3; still born, s; brought
ler interment, 4; suicide by hanging, 2: con
gestion et the brain, 1 ; hemorrhage of the
bowels, 1 ; cancer, 1.
ritecEEDS or pa nn.
Wheat, CO bushels ; wheat destroyed by lire,
800 bushels ; corn, 1,375 buslwis : rye, 4l
bushels: eats, YS5 bushels; soup benny, 1(1
bushels ; potatoes, SS0 bushels ; lia.v , 22 leads ;
hay destroyed by fire, 26 lead ; catibage. 5,('0e
heads ; onion's, 91 bushels ; red b.'cts-"" bushels.
FAR.M STOCK.
8 horses, I'l cows, 3 heiters, 1 bull, 5 sheep, 2
sews, 4S llOgH.
Amount et iiisumuce en barn ami contents.
?7,2W.
I). II. LAX MS, President,
eillilSTlAX HKtWiiKY
JOHN' KVAXS,
JOHN M.SHULTZ,
JOSEPH OVEUIIOLTZEU.
11. II. KOIIUKK.
Attest : U. V. COX, Superintendent.
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Lascasteii, Deceiiiber 1, IsSO.
Scerge Spurrier, Trestsurcr, m account with
Keuil of Peer Liircclers :
Dr.
Te balance en hand January
1, lsse ,.Ua (i"i
Rcceivcil from County Treas
urer 33,91)1 7iJ
Received lrem II. I". Ce.v, Su-
lerintendent 10,719 99
aU',773 40
Cr.
Ry paying out-deer ieiiet....$ 2.1 15 00
Ry paying orders et U79 . 25
Ry paying orders of lSbO 41,33 2"
Total unit, paidduringyear.. - ?13,G&3 ."jO
Ralancc in hand Jan. 1, 1PS1 $ 0,039 90
Bills et 1SS0 unpaid 9 30
UEO. SPURltlEit, Treasurer.
We, the undersigned, auditors et Lancaster
county, having examined the accounts el
Oeo. Spurrier, q.. treasuicr of the Peer and
IIeusu of Employment et said county, and
compared Ids vouchers therewith, find them
correct, having a balance in his hands due the
county of Lancaster, en tlie31stlay et Decem
ber, A. 1).. U&e, et bix thousand mid thirty-nine
dollars and uinety cents (ijHJ.039.90.)
In testimony whereef we have hereunto set
our liand6 and seal-, tins 29th day of March,
A. 1). 181.
., JAMES COLLIN5,
j seal. J K. K. CUitRAX,
(v' . County Auditors.
"VTetick te i;tLiii.ii;::s a.nu c-akph.n-Ll
THUS. A meeting of the beiii-s and
journeymen carpenters of the citv of Lancas
ter will be held lit Kethwcllcr's Hall en Satur
day evening, April 9, at 7Co"eleck. A lull at
tendance is requested. " ltd
ORPHANS' COURT S.lLlv.-l-un-dlA.N i'
tenn order of the Orpnans' Court will be
sold en TUESDA V, APUIL 19, lSSl.ut the Key
stone Hetel, .north (jucen street, the following
real estate, late the property et William Buck
les, sr., deceased :
A one-ste'V weathcr-benrded DWELLINO
HOUSE, Ne. 'J2S North Prince strest, and let, of
ground Irenting 31 feet "lA inches en North
Prince street, aud extending in depth 14S feet
te Water ptieet. Adjoining piepcrlies et
Henry F.rankc, leeca-ed, and (Jen. II. A. Ilam
bright. tJoed Well of Water, Fruit Trees und
ether improvements.
Sale te commence al 7J.J o'clock p.m., when
attendance will be given nnd tciius made
known by CHARLES RUCKIUS.
Administrator of Win. Ruckius. Sr., ilec"d.
Heskv fciiCBEUT, Auct. Iuar30ftu2,i;.8,13ft 19d
"ENTEltAXyMEST8l
J7UL1
en ercia itetisc
Engagement Limited te One PerlermancB.
Saturday Evening, April 9th, 1881.
Thp Prides et Ethiepcan Comedy.
J. U. IIAVERLY'S
Is.
J. II. MACK, - - - - - Maxamr.
REFINED! NEW! ORIOI.SAL!
Our Fermer Efferts Surpassed. Diagram
open lour days in udvance at usual place.
SPECIAL NOTICE. This entire Mammoth
Organization will parade the principal streets
at neon Saturday, .March 9.
W. P. WEBSTER, - - Cr.MjiiAi. Ak:.t.
iipr7..ltd
TpULTON OPERA HOUSE.
TWO NIGHTS.
Monday aud Tuesday, April 11 and 12.
The complete production of the Great
American Play,
"HEARTS OF OAK."
MR. JAMES A. HEUNE,
MISS KATHARINE CORCORAN,
And a Carefully Selected Company.
MR. JOHN D. MISHLER calls seccial atten
tion tethisdelightfitldramaticevcnt. "Hearts
of Oak" is a simple story, beautifully told. It
is something efa novelty in its presentation,
and its sturdy strength. Its well timed situa
tions, and its chaste and elevating dialogue
cannot be looked upon without pleasure.
The characters arc all strongly portrayed.
It will be produced with the Met Beautiful
and Effective Scenery ever shown here.
It requires two cars te transport it. Not
withstanding the unusual expense el this en
tertainment them will be no advance in
prices, 35, 50 & 75c. Reserved Scats new for
s-ile at Teckei 's OfHce. apr7-4td
IVAXTS.
TirANTED-A GOOD, MIODLE-AGEO
?T man te take care of horses. A whit
man preferred.
d. A-pply,
si-Mid
Must come wall-recommend.
BOX 83,
Ceattsvllle. Pa.
WANTED. A YOUNG MAX WANTS A
job at taking care of heiscs. Willing te
make himselt luctiil. Apply te
GEO. W. JAMES,
ltd Black Ilotec Hetel, North Queen St.
XRS. J. A. E. M. .11AK1IN,
DENTISTS,
CENTRE SQUARE. STRASBURG,
apr6 tfd&- .Lancaster County, Pa.
TiEMOVED.
HOUGHTON'S
LIYEEY, SALE AND EXCHANGE STABLES
HAVE BEEX REMOVED TO
Ne. 221 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
00
(Zecher's Old Livery Stand), where parties can llnd First Class
, Single and Deuble Teams, Safe Horses, New Bug
gies and Harness.
Alse will have a Xew Line of Omnibuses for Sunday Scheel and Private Picnics ler this
Season. Special attention given te Mevings. Alse railroad call for passenger ami baggage
attended te. "-' -
LIVERY OFFICE: 221 N0STU 0UEEN STREET.
O-Secend-Uand Bugs'" ter sale; have bean run but a s'tert time
70
00
5S
THIRD EDITIOI.
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL. 8, 1331.
WEATHER INDICATION'S.
Washington, April 8. Fer the MiuYiIu
states, northeast te southeast winds, fall
ing barometer, thrcatcninjj weather am!
rain, with stationary or a slight rise in
temperature.
TKXXKSSKE LEGISLATUKE.
Resolutions Passed Members Heverelv Ccn
MMd '
NAsnviLi.E, Tcnn., April 8. The Le; Le;
islatuie yesterday adopted the following
resolution :
lieselted, That the rights of our citizens
in Great Britain who sympathize
with struggling Ireland, and who have
committed no crime which justifies their
arrest and imprisonment, should be fully
maintained, and that our senator.; and
representatives in Congress should unite
in calling the attention of the government
te the duty of uretcctinir our citizens from
the penalties of the coercion act and from
ether outrages upon them.
The joint committee appointed t. inves
tigate bribery and corruption reported that
while the evidence does net sustain the
charges of bribery it does disclose the fact
that two members (Messrs. Davis and
Pluramcr) were guilty of conduct fearfully
at variance with geed morals and the
rules of propriety.
1SY WIRE.
News et tlie Afternoon Ueiideusc"!
Senater Edmunds' pair has been traii--
ferrcd from Camden, of W. Va., U Gar -
land, et 'Ark, who is net expected hack, in
Washington durinjj the remainder of the
session. Fair,efXev., has temporarily pair
ed with his colleague .tones, having been
called te St. Leuis by urgent business.
Teller, of Cal., has paired with Jlaxey,
hexas, and both have gene home.
Senater Carpenter's remains were te-day
sent te Milwaukee, via Chicago, in charge
of a congicssienal committee.-
Stephen N. Steckwell, one of the ed
itors of the Bosten Journal, died this
morning from a complication of diseases,
aged 58. He was one of the eldest jour
nalists in New England.
The rolling mill of the Union Pacific and
Atchison, Tepcka & Santa Fe railroad, at
Tepcka burned last night, less $100,00(1 : in the city of Lancaster, where nil pursens In
from 200 te 000 empleyes thrown out off t ret-.i iti r,:ia 'l"tll,,Mi;iI!wlJ,,l1 .Vs,
work
P. It. IL Flnancec.
PiULAOELPniA, April 8. The
linaticc
committee of the beard of directors of the
Pennsylvania raiiread company met this
afternoon, when a statement was submit
,1 ted showing that the company had secured
203,000 shares of the T., W. & JJ.
railroad company. The entire cap "
ital stock of the company at present
is 231,715 shares, and it has 240,000 bends
which may be converted into stock. This
would make in the event ej" the convul
sion of bends, 2150,025 shares of stock.
The question as te the issue of new stock
of Pennsylvania raiiread authorized at the
meeting of the stockholders was con
sidered, but final action was postponed.
Killed in a Drunken Rew.
St. Leuis, April 8. A special dispatch
te the Republican from YcrsaillcF, 3Ie ,
says: "A drunken row among the rail
road tie choppers at Shawnee Bend en tiie
Osage river, Camden county, en Tuesday
lasr, resulted in the instant killing et a
quarrelsome man named Kirkcndall bv
Jehn O. Day. The former attacked Hie
latter with an axe, and was shot tlcu.
He had previously attacked another man
and been knocked down with a club."
OXIIdSU WINS.
The English University ISeat Itnee.
Londen, April 8. Oxford wen the
race. There was a very large crowd -pic-scnt.
The water was in geed condition,
and weather line. Beth crews were en
the water before 8 o'clock. At tlie start
Oxford led and rowed with great confi
dence. The Oxfords maintained their
lead throughout aud wen by fully lour
lengths. Time 21 miuutcs 51 seconds.
Fatal Railroad Collision.
Terente, April 8. A collision ecciw
pd this morning en the Northern railway
near Barrie. David Thornten, one of the
train hands, was killed and the engine and
three cars were demolished.
MAKKKTS.
Philadelphia Market.
PntLADBLTOiA, April 8. Fleur quiet : Spring
firm and Winter easj ; superfine, f." Ki';:i2':
extra J3 75a 4 23; Ohie and Indiana familv
t.1 SOGOO: Penni. family 4 87.'i : St. Luuls
family 15 75SG 25: Minnesota Extra f."Oii; de
straight, $r. .'eSU50; winter patent ?ii 7."?7 .e ;
spring de $G 258.
Rye tieur ut $5 T.
Wheat dull, wean; Ne.i Western Ued i 'JnC :
Oelawnrc and Pennsylvania Red am! Au:C-r
SI l'J)l 20.
Cern dull and easier : steamer,; 4-gjl.. : ji -
iew ana iiiixeu. aanane.
Oats quiet, but firmly held : Ne. I While
(geOc ; Ne. 2. de, 45-c ; Ne. ",, de 4 V, 15 ; N
Ml-zcd. 43431e.
Rye steady at $1 (Cl 01.
Previsions firm : nits perk SI'; '!
IG 75; beet hums at f.'l 75i 00; indisi
m.'ss beef, $21 00 Le. b. Racen .nieki'd
shoulders Gc; salt de 5c: smoked hiimj II
HKc; pickled ham? 09Ke.
Lard firm : city kettle lPfc: loesf butc'.eiV
10J4c ; prime steam, $11 (5.
Uutter new active and linn, old dull
and weak; Creatnerv extra ."Ijo ; de ;roel
te choice 32J34 : II. C. & N. V. extra, tubs,
ncw.SO'ffiSJc; old firkins, 1SS2JC ; Western diiry
exti-.t2728e; de Reed te choice 20.2."ic. Roll Rell
dull, except fancv ; Peiin'a and Western 15
23.
Eegsiinict: Pcr.na. and Wclfr ISc.
Cheese dull; skims weak: lull creams
firm; New Yerk lull cream "yli&l':':
Western full cream 122S12c ; de fuir te i5nl
liailc: de half skim-8Qbc.
Petroleum steady refined "He
Whisky dull at $1 09.
Seeds Geed te prime clever dull at 7i
ti ; de de Timethy linn, $3 0 Q.?. 10 : de nu
Flaxseed nominal SI 35.
New 1'erK UlarKei.
Nw Yerk, April ".Fleur State and West
ern buyers' favor, dull: Superhne State ?.iea
4 35 ; extra no H 4034 Ge; choice de 4 7034 00 ;
fancy de $575; round hoop Ohie U 50JJ5 :
choice de at 15 05g6 75; superfine west
ern S 804 35: common te icoed ex
tra ile $1 40S4 ) ; choice de J5 OOgG 75 ; choice
white wheat de teQG 00. Southern qufct and
unchanged ; common te fair extra at $l 75
5 20: cod toclieh-e de $5 257 00.
Wheat ii.c lower and moderately ac
tive: Ne. I White April, $120.5;;: se. 2 Red
April $1 2!?41 23 ; May, $1 211 2VA; June
$1 2001 20.
Cern dull, a shade lower; Mixwt wcEtern
spot. 54 50Jc ; de futnre, 54S577c.
Oats firm ; Mate 4CCS52c ; Western 4G(550c.
Stock ."Unmet.
Nkw Yepk Stocks.
Stocks dull.
A;iril s.
r. m. p :t
A. X. P. M. r.M.
10:33 l:i 2:15
2.40 2.011
Meney ... -..
rleR. R.
Michigan a. Jfc L. S...
Mlchipan Cent. R, K
sgc
. 4714 T
.13 130iC
11T
Xfc'IK AJrEllTISEM2XTS.
TEMOVED.
Chicago & . W 123 l-i
I Chicavre. M. i St. P.. .1135, 112i
i Han. St. J. Cem 57?
P'ld 102i
, Teledo A Wabash..... 47-Jf
Ohie & Mississippi."
5t. Leuis, I. M. AS R.. 6T CM
Ontario and Western. 3". 35Jb
C. C. ft I. V. R. R
.New Jersey CeiitrtiL.lUl-?i 101
Pel. ft Ildnseu Canal lit
Hid.. Ulck.ft Westcrnl21K 120j;
Western Union TcL.llfi 1I5!2
Paeiiic Mall S. S. Ce
.-V'l.'" !"A "
.. n ui .... ....
. .... .... .... ....
,119Ji 119
. 4r.;i 4t:
a It"l ft
l'2ll
1 l-.lt
MB X"&
I"V- a
13iti
132
Manhattan Hlevatcd..
Union Pacific
, Kansas ft Texas
New Yerk Cential..
Adams Express....
Illinois Central
i Cleveland ft Pitts..
Chicago ft Reck I...
Pittsburgh ft Ft. Y.
I'llILAni'.Ll'IIIA.
Stocks steady.
I'eniwvlvauia R. II..
tr en
Phll'a. A Reading..... '.Wi.
Lehigh Valley filK
Lehtgn Navigation... 41;,,
Northern Pitcitlc Cem Ilji
4!!'.i
41 "
" " l il . 71
P!tt-)Tititsv'eft J..
Northern Central ..
I'hil'aft Erie R. K..
Northern Penn'ii...
I'll. K. It's et N..I...
21 f
2SJ4
R
Hcstenville Pass.
Central Trans. Ce
.N i OiKiliiiioiisef tlie (train itinrket.
I -FiirnNhad by Jacob I. Leng, Commission
I Breker.
i Chicago. Cash. Mav. June.
( Wheat fl.03 II.OT.'i flJi?
- July.
I Cern 41 .42JH .
I Oats 32 .XiJ ."
NewYeiik. Cah. May. June.
! Wleal -Jt.'ii -5L2!!;: l.205i
Cern .r9,M M .'t)i
l'lULADELI'IUA.
! Wheat Viey. l.l'tj-; I.I'JJi
i corn .V!4 ..-.l .."a
i Oats 46 .IVi -'SxJ
: B-iLTKIOaU.
! Wh,-at 1.20!',, 1.20U I.19U
1 Cern 5Si .5i;-i .54
I Oitls ... . .. -
I XEl VAI YE it TlsilSlES'lS.
IO.'i SALE CHEAP. THREE GUOIISKl'-
end-hand Barber Chairs. i pplvte
J.G. IIOEIIRINOER.
upra-2tilF.tV." Under Cadwell Heuse.
jOats
INSTATE XIV FANNIE MULE, lATE 4r
!i Lancaster city. Lancaster county. Pa..
ilcc'd. The niidcrslgned Auditor, appointed
te distribute the baiaucc remaining in the
hinds et Charlfs B. Kanfiiiiiii.iulnilnlstniter
of the estate et the tald Fannie Lagle, dee'd,
te and among these legally entitled te the
s-ami'. will sit I en tint purpose en Pit! DAT.
the 29th dav of APRIL, A. !.. ISSl.at 10 o'clock
i. m., in the Library noem or inecourLiieuR,
arpS-RdF
Auditor.
i ..
! TEP
OKARY r.WlOTAL
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f
AL. ROSENSTEIN'S
(ilOTHM STORE !
flaring removed te
Ne. 148 North tyteeu Street,
i
Twe ilner below mv old stand, and right next
' deer te Flinn & Willson. where 1 propose te
clear out my entire stecc el
' i
Ready-lade Clothing
Gents' Funushing Goods,
and Hats and Caps
BELOW COST.
Tiie -lock lnu-t ! clv-'il e.it brderi
MAY 1st, 1881,
when i will lemeve
cieu- Mere Itoem,
te the Klcant and Spu-
f
iTe. 87 Arerth Queen St.,"
Which i new Iwiiijj Ki'iinxlelcil.
PRICE LIST:
CIIlLIiREN'S SU4ls neni
SCHOOL SUITS lrem
..$1.25 up
..IZOOtip
..12.75 up
..fSMup
. K75 up
15 i ROYS' fcUITS from
- YOUTHS' SUIT? lrem
! MEN'S SPITS from
RKMKMIIER MY
Merclieit Tailoring SeDartmsnt
is beintf stocked with New Goods every day.
I employ none but First-Class Cutters and
Tailor, nnd use the Best Trimmings the mar
ket affords.
I make suit-i te order ter S10, f!2, ns, !!, $15,
$13, $20 and upwards.
A Perfect Fit Always Guaranteed.
Call and examine my.steckand be convinced
et the truth of the above.
ALROSENSTEIN,
14S North Queen Street.
S1CN OF THE RED FRONT.
marll-lyd
(-lA.urKLl.'S BAZAAR,
J C0BSZS07
FOURTH AND WALNUT SIS,, COLUMBIA.
New ep'ii and -prepared te soil Horses,
H aeu. Harness, Farming Implements, rur
nitnrc, &c, ea comuilaslen. Public sals every
ednesday nnd Saturday.
SAMUEL CAMPBELL. Proprietor. "
TesErn MeFails, Clerk. aprl-lwd'