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iANCkSTEil I)llLiiNTEIGJrERfi)JSlA-Y6r 1881'
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OBITUARV.
Death or Mrs. B. irltzpatrlek. '
Mre. Bridget Fitzpatrick, widow of the
late Hugh Fitzpatrick and eldest daugh
ter of the late Richard McGrann, died at
her residence, Xe. 330 East Orange street,
between 5 and 6 o'clock this morning,
aged G3 years. Mrs. Fitzpatrick had for
seme time past suffered with heart disease,
but it was net until about two weeks age
that her illness assumed a dangerous form.
Grewing rapidly worse, she died as above
stated.
The deceased was born, we believe, in
Ireland, bat her parents emigrated te this
country during her infancy. In 1838 she
was married te Hugh Fitzpatrick, and for
some years resided en the property known
as " old Hardwicke," east of the city
and -opposite the site of the present estate
of that name. Subsequently, however,
she moved te this city and for a period of
mere than twenty years has resided at
Ne. 330 East Orange street. Her husband
died about thirty years age.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick was in all respects a
woman of admirable traits of character,
and a dominating quality in her disposi
tion w.ts that of true Christian charity,
benevolence and kind heartedness. A con
sistent member of the Catholic church
aud of St. Mary's congregation in this
city, where her geed works were frequently
manifested in an unostentatious though
liberal maimer, the noble impulses and
generosity that animated all her actions
knew no restrictions of creed or station.
Possessing social qualities of the highest
aud most attractive order, her pleasant
home en East Orange street was the abode
of kindly courtesy and hospitality that
ever made the guest sensible of cordial
welcome. Among children and young
people, of whom she was very fend and
whom she delighted te have around her,
the deceased was especially popular, and
throughout the large circles who will
mourn her death, the grief of none per
haps will be mere sincere than that of the
young folks whose joys and sorrows she
was went te share and sympathize with.
Mre. Fitzpatrick was a sister of B. J.
McGrann, and of Mrs. Jehn T. Mac Mac
Geniglc, of this city, and of Mrs.J Jehn
McGevcrn, of Bradford county. There
survive her, also, four children, viz., Jehn
J. and Hugh Fitzpatrick, railroad contrac
tors, Mrs. Alice Barry, wife of Jehn M.
Harry, and Miss Kate Fitzpatrick ; she
was the mother also of the late-Mrs. A.
Hicstand and of Richard J. Fitzpatrick,
both of whom died within the past few
years.
The funeral will take place from the
late residence of deceased, Ne. 330 East
Orange street, proceeding thence direct te
St. Mary's cemetery.
fpcefly Adjustment et Lem Caused by lire.
The damages sustained by Esberg &
Bachraan, of California, and Julius Ebr
niau, of New Yerk, who compose the
firm of Esberg, Bachman & Ce., dealers
in leaf tobacco, by the burningef Shirk's
wareheuse en the morning of March 4th,
have already been adjusted aud paid by
the following fire insurance cempanies:
(The ameuut insured and paid being set
oppesito each company.)
Iniur-
ance. Patd.
Plitenix, of Brooklyn .... $5,tW0 93,609 li
Hamburg Magdeburg . . . 3,000 3,6G9.7S
IiiNiii-.tnce Company of North
America .1,000 S,6G0 73
WestcbaMcr. New 1 erk . . . 3,500 1,83 80
Heme, New Yerk 2.000 1.4G7 S
National. Hart lord 5,000 :t,0C9.73
.Sprinufleld 5,000 3.02)73
Norwich Union 5,000 3,3C9.73
Hartferd 5.000 3,.73
Londen & Lancashire .... 5,000 3,609.7.1
American, l'hllarlelpliiil . . 5,000 3.Cfl.73
Royal. Li vel peel 5,000 3,069.73
$31,300 $10,000.00
All of the above companies are represented
by the well known lusuraucc agents, Kite
fc Kaufman of this city, except the North
American which is represented by II. S.
Gara. Esberg, Bachman & Ce., in addi
tieu te receiving the abeve sum of $40,000
damages arc allowed all the leaf tobacco,
amounting te about 253,000 pounds. The
less sustained by E. M. Celin & Ce., en
leaf tobacco has also been adjusted, the
same having been insured in the Girard
lite insurance company. The less sus
tained by Jacob Shirk, the owner of the
warehouse, has been adjusted and fixed at
$1,500. The warehouse was insured in
the Royal, of Liverpool. The adjusters
rcpresecting the above companies are all
excellent business meu, aud understand
their business thoroughly.
J. L. Stcintnetz, esq., was the attorney
of Esbeig. Bachman & Ce., and E. M.
Celin & Ce., in the settlement of the
above losses. This settlement has been
made in three interviews net lasting alto
gether te mere than three hours.
Accidents la Marietta.
Wm. Werley, jr., ef3Iarietta, in jump
ing en a freight train en Wednesday, fell
and had his feet injured se badly by the
car wheels that Dr. II. E. Norris was com
pelled te amputate three tees of the right
and two of the left feet. The lad may
lese both of his feet.
A boy named Clepper met with a serious
accideut en a raft at Marietta en Tuesday.
A companion while handling an axe care
lessly, cut a part of his feet off. Dr. G.
W. Reich was called te dress the wound,
and is in hopes that the boy's feet can be
saved.
Fine Fat Cattle.
Eleven fat young steers, fed by Jacob
Bausmau and sold te 31. Ullman, weie
taken through town this morning for ship
ment te Philadelphia. The let weighed
18,110 pounds and had gained an average
of 458 pounds each since Mr. Bansman get
them last September. A finer drove is
seldom seen en our streets, and geed
judges estimated that the profits of feed
ing tbem were ever (600, net te speak of
the valuable mauure supplied.
Birthday.
Te-morrow Alderman Wm. B. Wiley,
of the Second ward, will celebrate his
58th birthday and also the 23d anniversary
of his first commission as alderman. He
was elected in 1858. His first commisien
was issued by Governer Packer, his sec
ond and third by Governer Curtin, and bis
fourth and fifth by Governer Hartranft.
Ne ether alderman iu Lancaster has been
half se long in commission.
Dividends Declared.
The directors of the First national
bauk ei Strasburg en Wednesday declared
a dividend of 3 percent, for the past six
months.
The Manhcim national bank has de
clared a semi-annual dividend of four per
cent, en its capital stock, payable en de
mand. Large Funeral.
The funeral of Mrs Margaret Reese,
wife of Jehn Reese, of this city, which'
took place yesterday afternoon, was very
largely attended. Rev. C. E. Houpt, of
Christ Lutheran church, preached the
funeral sermon. The interment was in
Lancaster cemetery.
Resignation or a PeUcemaa.
Geerge Lentz, constable of the Sixth
ward.this morning tendered te Mayer Mac-
Gonigle his' resignation as a member of the
city police force. Martin Daily ias been
appointed te fill the vacancy.
II. S. Jurer.
Mr. Jacob. L. Stehman, of New Haven,
Warwick township, has been summoned
te serve as a grand juror in the United
States district court, which commences
in Philadelphia en Monday, May 16, 1881.
Stepped.
The Penn iron works have shut down
in order te clean the boilers. They will
resume operations en Monday,
COLUMBIA MBWS.
JThe VigUaWengiBe win be tried- to
morrow by order of Chief Engineer Shen
berger. ' ,
A stated meeting of the Columbia social
club will be held this evening.
The Yeung People's social "and working
association of St. Jehn's English Lutheran
church, held a successful meeting, last
evening at the residence of Mr. Geerge
Hain, OB Locust street below Sixth. The
attendance waslarger than at any meeting
yet held, and the pregramme of exercises,
of which wc gavc-a sketch a couple of days
age. was gene through with in a very
creditable way. These periodical meet
ing are the source of much enjoyment, and
benefit, te these taking part in them.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Columbia fire company will be held this
evening ia tbcoegino house parlarr -,
builders, have get an order for twenty
doctor's phaetons, which, they will fill iti
the shortest space of time possible J
The suspicious actions of a darkey neat
Third and Locust streets after midnight
last night, caused special' Officer Michael
Dysiuger te believe' his intentions were
net these of a geed citizen and with this
belief he shadowed the fellow across Third
street te Walnut, -te Second, te Locust
again, and then up the latter strcetlte F.
A. Bennett's store, where he overtook him
intently (razing at some dry croeds in the
show window. Dysinger accosted the mat)
who at once struck a bee line across Lo
cust street and continued en his way-at
double quick time, despite the officer's
threats te sheet if he did net held up.
The man escaped, but the elficcr did net'
sheet.
Mr. Isaac Snyder, the saddler, has put
up forty sets of harness since April 1st,
and we understand, has disposed of most
of thorn.
lesterday s articie en the Mini island
catch of shad should have read that they
sold at 820 per hundred and net $10 as the
types had it. ,
Dr. Alex Craig has returned from Rich
mond, Ya., where he was in attendance at
the convention of the American medical
association which convened there last
Tuesday. -Drs. Cotirell, of this plaee, aud
J. A. Thompson, of Wrightsville, have net
yet get back.
Quite a slice of our colored population
was in attendance at a colored ball given
last evening at Marietta. It is said a mere
" swell" crowd had never been seen there
for many days.
Mr. C. S. Shadd will deliver his lecture
en " Disease and its Origin " this uveniug
iu Ml. Zion A. M. E. church.
Rev. I. C. Burk, of Baltimore, Md., will
preach in the E. E. Lutheran church en
Sunday morning aud evening. Rey. Mr.
Burk once filled the pulpit he will occupy
as pastor of the church.
A public sale of horses, carriages, etc.,
will take place te-mono w morning at
Campbell's bazaar at Fourth and Walnut
streets.
Fish Commissioner Hummcll left here
this morning for Sunbury. We under
stand that he is perfectly satisfied that the
fibliermeu about here follew1 their calling
in a legitimate way. t
The new photographer who is coming
here is getting into shape his shop en
Third ttrect near Waluut.
A session of the teachers' institute will
be held te-morrow memiug iu the high
schoel.room.
The Shawuce telling mill employees will
be paid off te morrow.
Jerry Leng has been arrested for disor
derly conduct in abusing a woman.
Workmen are new employed at the ma
chine shop of Perrettet & Heyt, at Cem -merce
and Brijrgs streets, iu turning out
dippers for T. F. Clepper's sand scow,
which will be put te work as seen as the
dippers arc finished aud put in place.
There will probably be some lec.il
changes in the Pennsylvania railroad
schedule.
Rev. J. 11. Fritz, of Yerk, will preach
for the St. Jehn's Lutheran congregation
in the'Geruian Lutheran church, en Lo
cust street near Sixth, en Sunday morning
and evening. After that date services
will be held regularly in Shuler's hall,
which is new being fitted up for that pur
pose. The regular monthly meeting of the
Shawnee fire company wan held last even
ing. The baud was out serenading last
night.
Anether big catch of shad at Mud
island last night.
Ne rafts passed here te-day. The river
is tee low te run.
A large number of pilots were in town
te-day hunting up their finances.
Te-day is cloudy and disagreeable.
STRAYCD FROM HOME.
An Old Man Found Almest Perished.
On Wednesday afternoon Jacob Hubert,
a well known old gentleman of this city,
whose home is with his daughter aud son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Jehn B. Clements,
327 E. Chestnut street, strayed from home,
and his friends were iu great distress
about him, as he is 87 years old and very
feeble both in body aud mind. He was
searched for iu all directions, and it was
net until last evening that he was found,
almost perished, in a weeds net far from
Lititz. He was conveyed te the Lititz
hotel where he was kindly cared
for, aud as no one knew who
he was, he was thence taken te the
county hospital. Superintendent" Cox at
once recognized him and restored him te
his friends. It is net known where he
spent Wednesday night, but the swollen
condition of his limbs renders it probable
that he wandered aimlessly from place te
place, and had no shelter.
THE WATCH FACTORY.
Reduction of Wages Resisted
The wages of the employees in some of
the departments of the Lancaster watch
factory have recently been considerably
reduced, and within a few days past fur
ther reductions have been attempted. Six
men in the jewel department refused te go
te work a day or two age because of a re
duction of 25 per cent, in their wages, and
yesterday ten girls employed in the motion
department also quit work because of a
reduction of wages. Suspension of work
in these departments may cause a sus
pension or reduction in the number of
employees in ether departments of tbe
factory.
Distinguished Tourists.
A' special train containing a baggage
car, two specials and a Pullman palace,
passed cast through this city at 12:33 to
day containing a number of distinguished
passengers, among them being Frank
Thomsen, general manager of the Penn
sylvania railroad, C. E. 1 ugh, general su
perintendent, Wm. F. Leckard, superin
tendent of the Philadelphia division, the
Duke of Sutherland and suite,' aud a dozen
ether magnates, who have been making a
tour of the Pennsylvania railroad and its
branches. The distinguished foreigner is
closely identified with the English railway
system and during his stay in the United
States is the guest of the P. R. R.
Skipped.
The wife of Jeseph Schectz some days
age made complaint against her husband,
from whom she has been some time sepa
rated, for desertion ami maintenance, and
a warrant was issued for Bis arrest. When
the officer served it, Mr. Scheetz told him
he need net read it, as he would be at the
alderman's office at the appointed hour
but he wasn't andf the constable is net a
little chagrined te learn that be has "gene
West." fa
Sleef Keal Estate. '
Bansman & Burns, real estate agents,
have this day sold te M. Oppenheimer, of
New Yerk, that valuable piece et ground
situated en : 'the-southeast corner of
Shippen and Walnat streets, belonging te
inc estate oieeonaia jDacruer, aeceasea,
for $2,700 Mr, Oppenheimer will erect
several 'fine tobacco warehouses en this
ground,- it being a very' eligible site for
this purpose.
Henry Shubert, .real estate agent, sold
this afternoon en the premises, comer of
Lime and Lemen 'streets, the two' one
story school buildings te Jehn Evuns, car
penter, for $G0,caeb, te bs removed in ten
days
Man Mlsling.
Jeseph Doebler, coach-painter, of this
city, formerly of New Haven, this county,
and aged about 50 years, left Lancaster
about a week age and has Jiet since been
beard from. He toesfwith'him'tito or three
shirts and. an . extra suit of clothing,
but is believed te have been without
"tunds. His friends are somewhat uneasy
about mm, but as lie, was of inteinperate
habits, and once or twice 'before left town
without lcttin? anvene knew where he
was going, iiet-mucfc alarm istelt as te his
cafnrv. . s
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Died la the West.
Abraham Diebm, son of William Diehm,
of Lititz, died in Greenfield, Hancock
county, Indiana, en Sunday in the 34th
year of, his age, He was a' painter by oc
cupation and died from the disoase known
as painters' colic. Nine years age he re
moved te the West.' He was married te a
daughter of Harry Shcelcr, efBiickerville,
who, with three children, remain te mourn
bis less.
Sadden Illness,
This morning 'Squire Then, well known
in the city and county, went into the
printing office of Jeseph Schmid iu Cen
tre square. He sat- down in -a chair and
complained of feeling ill. Suddenly he
ifaintediRWay and became- unconscious. A
cab was procured aud he was removed te
the county hospital.
Dtiii c i our Canary Sing ?
Then get a lr'ile efl'.Irtl Bittern, which is an
unfailing ici.i: i et song and a enre fei all
diseases of cnsr- bird. It your druggist does
net keep it. . ill net get It for you, send a
postal card i the Bird Feed Company, 307
Federal bin !, Camden. X. J., and 'they will
see that you aie supplied. Price, 25 cents.
iiar22-;iind&w
City Vlll 1'esters.
Cation & Henscl, city bill pesters, eflice .In
telligence!! building, Xe. G Seuth Queen
street. Conspiciiens anil well protected beards
iu all putts el the city. Circulars, pregrammes
and btuall bills Judiciously and generally dis
tributed. Amusements.
Corncress Te-night. The famous CmucrOfS
minstrels will be At the opera house te-night,
when a first-class entertainment may be
looked for.
Fer tender aud inflamed faces Cutlctua
Shaving Seap is weitU its weight in geld.
The aged and infirm are strengthened and
faculties brightened by Malt Hitters.
artiVMAl. NO Tl G'Jfc'A.
Virtue Acknowledged.
Mrs. Ira Mulhellaud. Albany. X. v., u rites:
' Fer frevcr.il yeaiv 1 have suffered treni oft
recurring bilious headaches, dyspepsia aud
complaints peculiar te my sex. Since using
your llurdeck Illoed Hitters I am entirely re
lieved.' Fer sale at 11. 11. Cochran s i)rug
Stere, 137 Xerth Queen stieet.
Geed for Babies.
We aru pleased te say that our baby was per
manently cared of n serious protracted irreg
ularity of the beweU by the use et Hep Hitters
by its mother, which at thutatnc time restored
her te perfect health aud strength. The
Parents, University avc., Rochester, X. Y.
bee another column. iuy2-2u d&w
A Few Words Frem Milwaukee. '
Miss Kittie A. Hume, 2."2 Greve street, Mil
waukee, write: "I was troubled with inflam
matory rheumatism inittworitlerin ler three
-i care, lint 'have leund a permanent cure in
Themas' Eclectric Oil." Fer sale at 11. 11.
Cochran's Urug Stere, 137 Xerth Queen street.
SAMPCK XKOTIUK.
It is impossible for a woman alter n laithlni
cet: Rid or treatment with Lydia E. I'inKhaiu's
Vegetable Compound te continue te antler
with a weakness el the uterus. Enclose a
stamp te Mrs. I,ydia E. IMnkuau), sc" Western
aveiute. 1,-ynn, Minis., for pamphlets.
iv2Mydcedftw
Shan't 1 Take a Itlne Pill ?
Xe, don't take it and run the rbk of mercu
rial poisons, butwhep blIien- anil constipated
get a package er'thu celebrated Kidney-Wert,
and it will speedily cure you. It is nature's
gicat remedy ler constipation, and for all
kidney and liycr disease. It nets promptly
en these great organs and se restores health,
strength and vigor. It is put up in liquid
and dry lerm, acting with equal efficiency.
Price $1. Sec advertisement. my3-lwd&w
Mn. C. B. I'eirrEO, Druggist, Tewanda, Pa.
Fer several years I have been troubled with
Catarrh; have tried many remedjes, without
much relict. Ely's Cream Halm has preved te
be the article desired, having wonderful re
sults in my case. I believe it te be the only
cure. L. II. caucus, Tewanda. la. May 14,
1879.
Messrs. Ely Hkeb., Druggists, Ojwcge. x". Y.
The supply of Cream Ijatiu I purchased et you
sold rapidlj-. Such is the demand I have had
occasion te duplicate m j- orders no less than
five times within three months. My custo
mers have found this Is no humbug, but a pre
paration or real merit and evidently a sov
ereign catholicen for the cure et Catarrh. An
article that will produce such results will
prove a blessing te any community. Wm.
Twik, Druggist, Wilkesbarre, Pa., Jan. 28, 1SHH
up23-2wdw
have lour Hair Keep it Ileauttful.
The "Londen Hair Celer Kesterer" is the
most delightful article ever introduced te the
American people and is tetall v. different lretn
all ether 'llalr 'Besterera, being entirely free
lrem all impure ingredients that render many
ether articles for the hair obnoxious. Where
baldness or tailing of the hair exists, or prema
ture grayncss, from sickness or ether causes,
Its use will restore the natural youthful color,
and cause a healthy growth, cleansing the
scalp from all impurities, dandruff, etc, at the
same time a most pleasing and lasting hair
dressing, fragrantly perfumed, rendering It
soft and pliable, making it an indispensable
article In every toilet. Aek your druggist for
Londen Hair Coler,Kestorer. Price 75 cents a
bottle. Six bottles, 4. Main depot ler the
United States, SHTXerth Sixth street, Phlladcl
phiu. mll-lvdTThAF&w
POLITICAL.
Fer County Commissiener:
KP.AXK CLAKK, of Strasburg township.
Sul-jcct te the choice et the Democratic coun
ty convention. anrO-d&wtp
ADAM S. DIETRICH, of Mnnnr Innrimliin
Subject te the decision of the Democratic
county eonrcnuep.
lirVI'V V ItOTMiV !!... I , .
East Lampeter township. Subject te the choice
of the Democratic county convention.
aprz-d&wtp
MABT1X UlLDEHEAXT, or Mount Jey
Borough. Subject te the decision of the Dem
ecratic county convention. apl3-d&wtp
JEICE MOULEU, Ephrata. Subject te the
decision of the Democratic county conven
tion. aprll-d&wtpT;
Fer Ceaaty Auditor :
JOUX h. LIGHTXER, of Leacock township.
Subicct te the decision of the Democratic
ceuntv convention. aprlS-tfdJt w
MAXRLQH.
- CAMPBmx-McALEra. May 5. 1881. by the
Rev. Father A. B. Kaul, at St. Antheny's
church, Mr. Daniel Campbell, formerly of
Philadelphia, te Miss Maggie R. McAleer. el
this city. ltd
DEATHS.
Fairer. In this city, en the 5th Inst., Bessie
Crist, daughter of Themas and France? Fairer,
aged 5 years, 10 months and 17 days.
Tangled ringlets, all smooth new,
Loep'd back from tbe waxem brew ;
i.fttle hands se dimpled, white.
Clasped together; cold, te night.
The relatives and friends el the family are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral,
from the residence of her parents, Xe. 214
Xerth Duke street, en Saturday afternoon at
3 o'clock. Interment at Lancaster cemetery.
2td
FiTzrAieicK. In this city, en May 6, 18S1,
Mrs. a. Fitzpatrick, in the 03d year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
.respectfully invited te attend the funeral,
from her lute residence, Xe. 330 East Orange
street,en Mondaymerning, Maye, atlOo'deck.
te proceed direct te St. Mary's cemetery. Xe
fleial offerings desired. 2td
XJiW ADrJUtTISKMJSXia.
HARNESS FOR SAL.K CHEAP A GOUD
Single Set et Harncs for sale cheap. In
use but a short, time ; geed as new. Apply te
D. M. STAUFFER,
mC 3td 729 Xerth Queen Street.
ATTKXTIOX, FhlESDSHIP FIRK COM
PAXY! A special meeting et the com
pany will be held this evening at i o'clock,
ltd JACOB REESE, Sec'y.
First XATieJCAE Bajjk op Strasbcrg, )
STRASBrBO, Fa., May 4, 1881.
riillK HOARD OK DIRECTORS HAVE
X this day declared a semi-annual dividend
et three and one-half per cent., clear of taxes,
payable en demand. GEO. W. HEXSEL,
m-2td Cashier.
IKUPOSALS WILL ItE RECEIVED FOR
Painting Brick Werk in we st wall et Em Em
fiire Heek and Ladder Company's Truck
Ieue, with Cement, and Pointing of Brick
anil Weed Werk of same; also, for placing Gas
Light iu Tower of fleiise. All bids te be hand
ed in te the Secretary of the Heard of Trustee
en or befeic May 15, 1311. The beard of Trus
tees i esei e the right te reject any and all bids,
ltd F. A. DEMUTU, secretary.
PUBLIC KALE OF CANADA HORSES
OnrMOXD A Y, MAY 9, 13S1. will be sold at
fmblic sale, at J. D. Deulinger'a Merrimae
leusft, Xe. 115 Xerth Priuce street, Lancaster
city. Pa., thelollewiug, te wit: Sixteen head
el Choice Heavy Canada Horses. They wilt all
be liea vy and well boned anil roust be in all re
spects as lcprcscntcd by the undersigned or
no sale. A credit of CO days will be iven.
Sale te commence nt 1 o'clock p. m. en said
day, When terms will be made known by
GEORGE GROSSMAN
Samuel Hess & Sen, Aucta. m6-2td
MXTJiiiTJIIXMVltTS.
TULTON OPERA HOUSE.
POSITIVELY OXE XIGI1T OXLY.
FHI1IAY EVENING, MAY 6, 1881.
5171
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THE STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD !
OUGAXIZED IX 1868.
Frem IhcirJUcvcnth Street Opera Heuse.
Philadelphia.
The eldest established and most successful
entertainment in existence, nnder the per
sonal diioctlen of
JOHN L. CARNCR0SS,
Who will sing each evening. The company
will aprn-ar in their original bcnsatleus as per
formed by them during the past season in
Philadelphia te crowded houses. In the Cem
pany will be found : Hugh Dougherty. James
Quinti, lied Walz, II. bheppard. L. C. Mettlcr,
Murphy and Morten, Mutt Wheeler, E. X.
bleeum, The Deckstadcrs, Carl Rudelph, II. L.
Evans, Edwin French. Griflln and Rice, Jehn
L. Carnciess, and twenty ethers. See pro pre
grammes. Among the new features will be
leund:
Scenes in Our Markets. U. S. B. M.,
The Colored Letter Carriers.
Our Americi n Team, All Halloween,
Ami picuiitiug ter the first time our own Im
ported Sara Barnyard, as Calmeel !
Oi, the Fate or a Croquette.
PRICEb 75, SO & as Cts.
Seats at Opera Heutc Oflice. m4-3td
JEWi:Ll!.Ji8.
I ANCASTER V.W1CHKS!
In nil the Xcw Styles el
GOLD AND SILVER CASES.
AUGUSTUS KllOADS, Jeweler.
20 East King Street, Lancaster, I a.
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-UOLESALi: AM) RETAIL.
Watches and Clocks,
OF-
ALL (JKADES AND PRICES.
E. F. BOWMAN,
IOC EAST KING STREET.
"nrKiiDixt; phf.skxts.
. WEDDING
Elegant and appropriate gifts, in crcat va
ricty. comprising the w hole range, trem the
IcaM. cxpenbivu te the most elaborate.
PRESENTS
The flnest Diamonds, personally selected
abroad t itli great care, and imnertril direct
-for our en u sales. Unmeunted, or mounted
in the best design, tselitairc. Matched pairs
in perfection.
ARTISTIC
The ueu est designs in Jewelry. The most
mpcricr Solid Silver Ware. The latest styles
et Silver Triple Plated Ware. The greitest
vai iety of Elegant Fauey Goods.
BEAUTIFUL
The Watches which wc keep are renowned
for their excellence, and are net surpassed by
any In the world, cither ax te beauty et llnlsh
or reliability uh timekeepers.
ACCEPTABLE
ily our thorough syMcm of sending goods
by expicss ' en approval," the inconvenience
et being at a distance lrem bur store is over
come. Goods sent at our espene for exami
nation te any address.
REASONABLE
Wc lake the greatest care in this selection of
the new est and treshest goods. ye carrv no
old stock. Wc buy se largely for cash that wc
sell at the Ien est piices.
BAILEY,
BANKS,
' BIDDLE,
12th & Chestnut Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
mayieedM.W&F
WANTS.
V ANTED AT TiUS OFFICE, COPIES OF
f T the Daily ISTELLiOESCEit of September
1 1880, and January 29, 1881. tfd
M IKL WANTED FOB GENERAL UOUSE-
vJ work at 145 East James street. ltd
"WT ANTED. A SITUATION BY A YOUNG
f lady with geed education, te make her
self generally usctul in a small family or in a
store. Speaks German and English lluently.
Inquire at this office. m6-2td
W
ANTED. A SMART AND INTELLI-
trnnt vAnnirtnan TTfinte. Mtinlnftneni 1
a Grocery Stere. Address,
HENRY B. XEEFF, Intelligencer Office.
TTrANTED-A YOUNG MAN WANTS EM
IT pleyment In a store ; is willing te work.
Address "F. P. R.," Ue East Chestnut street.
:nii-'.ii
TIIM EDITION
FRIDAY EVENING. MAY 6, 1881.
WEATHER "INDICATIONS.
Wasrixote May 6. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather and
occasional rain, easterly shifting te south
erly winds, lower barometer and station
ary or higher temperature.
HOYTANl PALEEK IMPEACHED.
Sensation Caused at Harrlsberg by the
Petition et a Citlsen or Lacaawanna.
Harrisbcse, May 6. In the Heuse of
Representatives this mernlug Mr liierly,
of Lycoming county, presented by request
a petition of citizens of Lackawanna
county asking for the impeachment of
Governer Heyt and Attorney General Pal
mer for their action in reference te the
judiciary of that county, claiming that the
judges appointed te serve for five years
should have only been appointed until the
next general election, and that the action
of the governor in withelding commissions
from judges since claiming te be elected
was an infraction of the constitution and
Iaw-pfjthc state.
It farther asks the impeachment en the
ground of corrupt conduct in pardoning
Kemble and his companions from the pun
ishment due them for their crime's.
Mr. Buddiman offered a resolution char
acterizing the petition as " impertinent,
improper and scandalous ; that it should
be returned and the proceedings expunged
from the record.
This was followed by an amendment te
refer it the judiciary general committee.
A 6termy scene ensued, and amid the ut
most , excitement speeches of a violent
character were made. Finally the amend
ment was defeat! d and Mr. Ruddiman's
resolution was adopted by a vote of 80 te
52 ; the majority of the nays beiug Dcm
crats. BIG FIGURES.
The Production of Steel and Iren Rails Last.
Year.
PniLADELniiA, May 6. The secretary
of the American Iren and Steel association
has just obtained complete icturns from
the manufacturers of the production
of iron and steel rails for the year
1880. In his report iiuished . to
day he states that the production
of all kiuds of rails in the United States iu
1880 far surpassed the -production of any
previous year. It reached the enormous
quantityef 1,4G1,837 gross tons.er 1,805,212
net tens. This is 31 per cent, mere than
the production of 1879.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRK.
Werk et the names In Williamsburg, N. Y.
New Yerk-, May 0. The cabinet
manufactory of Hugh McCruram,
Nes. 89, 101, 103 and 105 North
Fifth street, Williamsburg, took
lire early this morning, and befere the
llames could be checked the mauufactery
was destroyed, involving a less about $55,
000. The less en the stock is estimated at
$25,000, less en machinery, $10,000, and
less en building $20,000. Mr. McCrumin
is insured.
THE SENATE.
Democrats Succeed In Gettinir an Executive
tension .
Washington, May C. In the Senate
this morning Dawes made an attempt te
secure action en his resolution for election
of Senate officers, but the Democrats inter
posed dilatory tactics aud the Senate went
into execntive session.
Killed by the Care.
GiRAKDViLLi:, Pa., May G. llebt. Ed
wards, aged 10, a car eiler at Cenner
colliery, was instantly killed this morning
while riding en a coal train, by bcin
struck by a bridge under which the train
was passing.
TUE ENGLISH TURf.
netlier Victory for LerlllSard.
LoxpeN, May C. The race for New
Market stakes was wen by P. Lmilhitd's
brown colt Iroquois.
The Thousand Gulueas.
Thcbias wen the 1,0.00 guineas stakes.
Fire at AnnvlIIe.
Annville, Pa., May (J. The Annvillu
foundry, operated by J. W. Hefl'er & Ce.,
and the carpenter shop of D. L. Sayler
were totally destroyed by fiie at 4 o'clock
this morning. Less, $10,000.
MAJtKKTS.
Mew Bera aiarxei.
w Yerk, May fi Fleur State and West
ern steady and pi ices generally without de
cided change ; Superfine .Mate at $3 90
4 80; extra ue M.riO&.lCO; choice de $4 Wftf
4 75 ; tancy de $5 -r' : round hoop Ohie H 50
5 : choice de at isaifgH 75; superfine west
ern $' 'M7tl se; common te iroeil ex
tra de $1 M'Si 90 ; choice de (4 5g 75 ; choice
white heat de J.liji; ee. Southern quiet ;
common te t&ir extra at 14 7535 20; geed te
choice de 15 257oe.
Wheat Jlc better and moderately active ;
Xe. 1 White, May, $1 23?$1 23'4 : Ne. i Red,
May, 1 251 25 ; de June,121'l 2: de
July,l 201 2lX
Cern H6SKe better and tuedeiaUly active;
Mixed western spot, .r7Glc; deluture, 55-;$
37c.
Oa-s linn and quiet : State, 475lc: West
ern, 4fi52c.
Philadelphia Market.
I'uiLADXLrniA, l'u., May fi. Fleur 1I101C
active; superfine, at W 253 75; ex
tra 13 874 87 ; Ohie und Indiana family
$5 503GO0: Pcnni. family $5(rJ5 25 : St. I.eu-s
family 5 756 25; Minnesota Extra 55 75;de
straight, $5 S7tf?5 12Vtf; winter piteul f 50g7 .0 ;
spiing de 6 00tf?7 75.
Rve flour at $5 50.
Wheat scarce and advancing ; Ne. i Western
Red. $1 29 ; Del., i'euu'u Red anil Amber, $1 2K
ft 129.
Cern scarce and wanted ; steamer, 5858c ;
yellow and mixed 59 a 60c.
Oats scarce and higher; Ne. 1 White 55c;;
Ne. 2, de,5le: Ne. 3, de 50c; Xe.2 Mixed 4G
49c.
Rye quiet ut $1 00.
Seals Uoed te prime clever dull at 77 ;
de de Timethy Jobbing at $3 10:S 11 ; de de
FlaxHced held at 41 -f for pure.
Prevision a market, and prices steady : nit -perk
at $18 M ; beet rmm. $22 5023 SO ;
indian m.vs beef, $21 0022 te, f. e. b.
Bacen smoked shoulders 7c; salt de 6c:
smoked haun ll12c; pickled ham- 9-;
lOJc.
Lard steady; city kettle 12c : loe-e hutcl:
erV ll4Uc ; prime steam, $11 (3.
Butter Fancy wanted, average receipts
very weak and dull ; Creamery extra
Pa. 2728c : de gwd te choice 2023; Urudferd
county and New Yerk extra, 2224c. Rolls
dull; I'enn'a 1719c; Western 1719, sli te
quality.
KKgs steady ; Fcnna at Uc ; Western liQ
124c.
Cheese firm, with fair inquiry ; New Yerk
lull cream 1313c; Western full cream at
12Uc ; de fair te geed, li12c;de half skims
9$10c : Pa. skims ?c.
Petroleum firmly held ; refined 7Xc
'Whisky steady at $1 09.
Live Stock Market.
BcrrALO. The receipts or cattle weie 1,400
head ; total for the week thus far, 9 000 head ;
ler same time last wcek.l0,0J0 head ; consigned
through, 340 curs : -nothing doing; fresh ar
rivals consigned through.
The receipts of sheep and lamb"! were 2,600
head ; for week thus tar, 17,060 head ; for same
time last week, 800 head; consigned through,
20 can ; dull, tending downward : sales ei fair
te geed clipped sheep, $490510; one lead
extra heavy, for expert, $5 65 ; fair te geed
wool, $CC 15, 7 cars remain unsold.
The receipts et hogs were 3,100 head; total
ler week thus lar. 18,000 head ; for same time
last week. 20,470 head ; consigned through, 70
can; steady and unchanged; sales or light te
fair Yorkers- at$5 996l0; geed te choice at
$6 15G25; geed medium. $6 30Q645; fair te
geed pigs, 85 505 75 : extra, $6 ; all offerings
taken.
Chicaoe. The receipts of Hogs were 21 tee
head ; shipments. (,5ue head; packers and ship
pers buying freely ; market slew and prices
510c. lower; mixed packing at $5 75U10;
choice heavy packing and shipping at i 15a
C 50 ; light at $5 S0 20 ; mainly at $0C 15.
vaiuc ueceipts, a,aoe ucau ; shipments, 2,700
i 20 ; stockers and feeders active and firm at
$25034 20.
cheep Receipts, 2,500 head ; shipments, 1,400
head; market active and firm; common te
medium, $55 40, geed te choice. $5 75061.',;
choice shorn, $3 ; lamb per head, $J 50.
1..
ucuu , muiikck strung, iiuuve anu iirnicr: fair
te geed shipping at $5 205 75 ; experts at S5 90
0 25 ; butchers' strong ; common te fair, $2 75
5 15: corn-led Texan. $1 65: still. feil lmim. u
East Libkrtt. Cattle firm and unchanged
Receipts 9li head. -:.
Hegs-RecelpU2.3C0 bead ; FhlladelpniaMS 90
66 63 ; Yorkers. W06 25.
Sheep Receipts, LOGObead; MUras at yester
day's prices.
. KteeK
New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Stocks,
also United States Bends reported daily by
Jacob B. Lose. N. . Cer. Centre Square.
Smw Yekk bTOCU.
Stocks buoyant.
Mas-.
a. n. r. m. r m
IftOO LOO 3.1X1
Meney. 45
Chicago St North Western.
12614 M 1J
Chicago. Mil. Jt St. Faul
Canada Southern
Del.. i-aek.& Western
Delaware A Hudsen Canal..-..
Denver ft Rie Grande
Hannibal ft St. Jee
Lake Shere ft Mich. Southern..
Manhattan Elevated.
Michigan Central
Missouri, Kansas ft Texas
N. T., Lake Erie ft Western....
New Jersey Central.
X. T., Ontario Western.
New Yerk Central
Ohie ft Mississippi
Pacific Mail Steamship Ce....
St. Leuis ft IrenMt
Sutro Tunnel
Union Pacific ........
Wabash, St. Leuis ft Pacific...
784
25 27fc S7-2
121 125 124&
.... 11S Ul
64K SSK 6732
129K1!
ZZ74 Cn X
110 iiejS 111
47K SO 50
48K 49K
100J4 101& 101
36 36K
.... 147K
53&
7
119 mid H9J5
49k 4SK 40
I'reierreu.
914 91U 9l'A
Western Union Tel. Ce 113 U9K 1
fHlLADXLTHIA.
Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania R. R
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
Buffalo, Pitts, ft Western.
Northern Central
Northern Pacific. ,
" Preferred
lies ten ville
Philadelphia ft Erie R. R
IowaGuleh Mining
U kited States Rexds.
MJ 654
SB
214
46 ....
l
.... iii
t3?i
43 Al
.... 72J4
ft
.... 27
.... 47
- 47
P.M.
1:00
new
114f?
101&
United States 4 per cents..
Hi "
Neuu Quotations of the Grain Market.
Furnished by Jacob R. Leng, Commission
Rreker.
Cuicace. Cash.
Wheat $1.04
Uw is tOOyfa
New Yerk. Cash.
Wleat $1.29
Cern 61
I'mLAUKLFHIA.
Wheat 1.28'
Cern.. .5SK
tats ................ )e'4
Raltimerk.
Wheat 1.26Ji
Cern 5S
Oats
June.
$1.05"
Julv.
.
.4354
37X
.56
37.
$1.
.55
1.212T
1.18..J
.564
.48
i.ms
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1.22
ASTK1CH DUO'S ADTEHTISEBJSSI.
k .STRICH 1IKOS. ADVaKTISEWKNT.
LANCASTER BAZAAR,
13 EAST KING STREET.
Grand Display et
MILLINERY.
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS,
FEATHERS AND FLOWERS,
TRIMMING SILKS AND SATINS.
PARASOLS.
We have opened a new and elegant Hue of
Parasols and minsliadcs, which we offer at ex
trenily low prices.
SPRING GJLOVES.
LISLE GLOVES, Plain and Lace Tep, from
25c. up.
BABY DRESSES AND ROBES.
LACE AND SWISS CAPS from 25c. up.
LADIES' EXCELLENT SPRING COATS
ler $2.10.
KID GLOVES, 3-Butten, at 9Sc.; every pair
warranted.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
BUTTONS, L.AOE, LACE AND
LINEN GOODS.
ASTEIOHBRO'S.
urnitvrm:.
'
UVKKS! BUYERS!!
HEINITSH
S1SLLS:
Ilnir Matties trem $10.00 te $40
Weel " " 7.00te 11
ITusk " ' 4.50te 6
Woven Wile Mattress trem 10.00 te 20
Spring Buds 2.50 te 7
Bolsters and Pillows Jla&c te Order.
Call and see my assortment and be con
vinced of the fact that my prices arc all right.
Picture Framing a Specialty.
Regilding and Repairing at short notice.
(HEINITSH,
15 EAST KING STREET,
anS-enid Over China Hull
J-AfJiRUANOINUS, c.
-I-iriNDOW SHADES, C.
200 WINDOW SHADES .
in a variety of Celers, that will be sold from
forty te seventy-five cents a piece. This is
about half value for them. A few of these
liiiht patterns left, In order te close, will be
sold at seventy-five cents a piece.
Plain Shading for Windows in all the newest
colors, and in any desired quality wanted. 40
inch, 43 inch and 11 inch for large windows
and Stere Shades.
SCOTCH HOLLANDS,
the beet goeJs made, American Hollands in
assortment. Measure or windows taken, esti
mates made and Shades hung In a satisfactory
manner. Of
WALLPAPERS
wc nre prepared te suit everybody. Oar line
is larger, choicer and cheaper than any season
heretofore. Gilt Papsrs lrem the cheapest
grade te the finest goods made. Grounded
and Common Papers In such a fine variety
that wc can suit the most fastidious. Cornices
and Curtain Poles, Window Papers, 4c. Or
der taken for Fine Mirrors.
PHARES W. FRY,
NO. 67 NORTH QUEEN ST.
CHINA AlOf OZASSWAXI.
G
LAbSWABE! GLASSWARE!
CHINAHALL.
New Shapes and Styles of
GLASSWARE
constantly added te our large stocltv stecltv
Initialing done at short notice. Prices the
lowest
Call and examine before purchasing.
HIGH & MARTIN,
Iff EAST KING STREET.
K
" 53X
72tf TO
nUTBEBS
JW UOU1M.
N
EXTDUOB IO THE CtfVKT HOUaft.
(Jnjcl salis aid Snail Profits
AT FAHNESTOOK'S.
THE XIMBLb felXPEXCK BETTER THAN
TJI 8LOWHILLIN(J. r
AT FAHNXSTOGK'S.
ALWAYS ACTIVE.
ALWAYS BUST,
AT FAHNESTOOK'S.
REASON WUY: TAIR DEALING AND
SMALL PROFITS,
AT FAHNESTOOK'S.
IN RECEIPT OF BAR9AINS DAILY,
AT FAHNESTOOK'S.
Oar Carpet Roem is stocked with
Carpets and Matting,.
Carpets and Matting,
Carpets and Matting,
FAHNESTOCK'S,
Next Doer te Court Heuse
QfECIAI. BARGAINS.
J.-R MARTIN & GO.
NEW SPBLNQ
DRESS GOODS.
NEW STYLES,
NEW FABRICS,
NEW COLORS.
We arc opening New and Attractive
Line et
SUITINGS & DRESS GOODS
FOli SWING WEAK.
Handsome Lines el
Madras and Scotch Dress Ginghams !
Opening ti.-.Iay one ciif-e el
NEW LAWNS IN BEAUTIFUL STYLES.
NOTTINGHAM AND LACE CURTAINS,
ANTIQUE LACE,
BJL'NTINUS FOR CURTAINS,
LOOPS AND FRINGES,
CORNICES AND CURTAIN POLE..
J. B.MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. W. King and Prince Streets,
LANCASTER. PA.
M
AY 3, 1881.
&
Are new receiving fiem late New Yerk Sale
a Large Line el
Tapestry Brussels Carpet,
which they will sell at the lowest price ever
known for same qualities.
ROXBURY TAPESTRY,
8MTLTS EXTRA .7fAPESTRY,
la full assortment, for Parlors, Hulls, Ac,
With Borders.te match.
MOQUET CARPETS,
BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS,
VELVET CARPETS,
White and Fancy Matting,
Linoleum and Oil Cleths.
Wall Paper,
Wall Paper,
Wall Paper.
The Latest Spring Sty.es in Large Assort
ment and In all qualities of
Embossed Gilt, Plain Bronze,
Choice Flats and Blanks,
WITH BORDERS AND CEILING DECORA
TIONS TO MATCH.
JVCempetent Paper Hangers te de the
work. Call and examine.
HAGEB& BROTHER.
Sdm Hosiery and
wa
SBOTHEB