THE LEAF.
The Lancaster Tobacco Trade.
There has net been anything in the
trade during the past week worthy of es
pecial remark. Packers are .still in the
field buying such lets as are offered at rea
sonable rates. Seme of them who are
pretty well supplied with leaf declare that
there is net 5,000 eases left in the hands of
the growers, while ethers, perhaps net se
well supplied or mere sanguine, affirm
there is net less than 12,000 or 15,000 cases
yet uubeught. It is generally conceded
that the crop, as a whole, is better than it
was supposed te be earlier in the season.
Much of it is flea-bitten, but net
se badly as was feared. There is certainly
a geed deal of " white vein " in it, but
careful handling has pretty well eliminated
it and the sum total thrown aside is net
unusually large. On the ether hand, it
has been found that a great proportion of
the crop is equal te any ever grown in the
county; and a skilled operator of twenty
years' experience iem?rked this morning :
"There's no use in people saying that Yerk,
llerks, Lebanon or ether Pennsylvania to
bacco is as geed as that grown in Lancas
ter county ; T have seen and handled all
of it, and I knew that none grown else
where equals that grown in Lancaster
county."
We paid a visit te E. Rosenwald's large
packing warehouse, en the Harrisburg
turnpike and were shown it by Mr. Win.
Shultz, the manager and agent. The
building is of brick 100 feet in depth by
CG feet in width, is four stories high, in
eluding basement, and calculated te held
about 4,000 cases of packed tobacco. We
found nearly 2,000 cases of packed leaf
in the warehouse and a great deal of loose
tobacco undergoing the process of packing.
Mr. Shuitz has about 65 men at work,
all busily engaged in soiling and
packing. lie is yet buying, when he can
lind lets that suit him in quality and
price. The highest price he has paid this
seaseu was 23 cents for wrapiers, 8 cents
ter seconds and 3 cents for lillcrs. The
lowest price paiil was 4 cents round. The
bulk of his purchases consisted of the bet
ter grades, and some samples shown were
exceptionally fine. In one packing of one
hundred were ten cases of 5 and C A's ; ten
of 4 A's; twelve of 'A A's; sixteen of 2
A's ; fourteen of 1 A's, the balance being
short wrappers, seconds and fillers. Mr.
Shultz says the crop of 1880, of this county
will average fully CO cases of wrappers te
40 of seconds and fillers.
We mention the above as a fair sample
of what has been done and is being done
at ether warehouses in the city, at a few
of which larger quantities have been pack
ed, and at ethers much less.
The plaut beds generally leek well, and
although some of them have been visited
by insects there will be no lack of plants.
The growers this year have larger beds
than ever before. They have learned that
it is cbetper te have a thousand plants tee
many than a hundred tee few. A Tew
farmers have already set out a pait of
their plants, hut net many, liie weather
has thus far been tee dry and tee cold,
and at any rate it is'as yet a little tee early
te pull the young plants away from their
little beds.
Iteceut Sales.
Jehn P. King, of Strashurg township,
sold a let te C. Herr at 17, 5, 3 ; another
let at 12 L 5, e : Jehn Brown, of Cecil
county, Mil., te Dc Haven, at 10. 8, 4, 2 ;
Heward L. Baker, of Chester county, te
Stirk, at 12, " ; Mr. Alexander, of Little
Britain tewnshin, te Skilcs & Frey, at 15,
5, 3 ; another let at 10, 4, 3 ; J. W. Ncs
betli, of Cecil county, ilil., te Dehavcn, at
8, 4, 2 ; Jehn Gess, of Ceuey tewnshiy, te
Bryan Atwatcr, at 25. 4, 2 ; Mr. Hcrtzlcr,
et Juniata county, te llehrer, at 7 around ;
Abm. Musscr. of Mauhciin township, te
Becker, at l.i, 5, e.
FATAL KAIL1COAD ACCIDI'NTS.
Twe Men Killed Itetween rarkesburg And
Coatesville.
About half-past tlncc o'clock yesterday
afternoon Wm. Moure, an old man, aged
70 years, while walking en the Pennsylva
nia railroad between Parkesburg and
Ceatcsvillc was stmck by the locomotive
of the Chicago day express cast and in
stantly killed. Mr. Moere lived with one
of his sons in Parkesburg, and yesterday
started down the track for the purpose of
visiting another son residing in Ceatcsvillc,
and it was while en his journey that the
accident took place. His body was taken
te Parkesburg te the residence of his son
Charles -E. Moere, and inquest was held en
the body by Corener Unntsad, of Chester
cenuty. Deceased leaves a wife and sev
eral children.
A young man named William Derscy,
belonging te Baltimore, and an iron work
er by trade, was found by the track watch
man lying dead upon the track of the
Pennsylvania railroad, about two hundred
yards west of Hepe's telegraph station
between Parkesburg and Ceatcsvillc about
12:30 this morning. It is supposed that he
fell or jumped from the freight train
drawn by cnJuc 37G, and was run ever
and killed. He was wedged in between
the cress ties, and being a slim young man
was net much disfigured, tlic brake-beam
passing ever him. A companion who was
with him states that he jumped the freight
train te ride te Coatesville te get work,
and fell in getting etf the tr.v.n. He was
only about 21 years of age. His body was
taken te Parkesburg where an inquest will
be held by Corener Umsicad.
A Daring Highway Itobbery.
A very daring highway robbery has been
committed upon the person of Constable
William S. Quigley, who is also the cellec
ter of taxes for East Nottingham town
ship. Chester county. Mr. Qui.', ey had
been out all Friday making collections,
and had in his possession $454 of taxes,
which he intended te pay ever the next
day te the school beard. When within
about hundred yards of his house, it be
ing about 8 o'clock in the evening, he was
met by three men. one of whom suddenly
stepped and seized held of his horse. Mr.
Quigley drew his revolver and ordered
the man te let go. He had
net time te act further, for the
ether two highwaymen sprang upon
him, and one gathered a handful of dirt in
the read and threw it into his eyes ; he
was then dragged out of his vehicle and
beaten ever the head and rendered insen
sible The robbers then took his pocket
book and revolver. The thieves had
hardly escaped before a neighbor came
along and found him lying en the read.
Nothing was done until the next day,
when search was made for the villains,
which resulted in the finding of the re
volver and the pocketbook in the weeds
with nothing in the latter but some
papers. Mr. Quigley was unable te give
any description of the men excepting that
he thought they were white men black
ened se as te disguise themselves.
Sicily Island Club.
At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Sicily Island club held yesterday, the fol
lowing named officers were elected for the
ensuing year :
President Frank Shrqder.
Vice President Antheny Lechler.
Secretary David McMullen.
Treasurer A. C. Kepler.
Managers Ames Lee, S. Clay Miller,
Phares Brubaker Ames Miley, Cel. Wm.
L. Peiper.
The Stevens Ueiue.
In accordance with their previously ex
pressed intentions, the trustcss et tbe
children's home en Saturday laid oil' two
acres en the lower part et tueir grounds,
which they will offer te the executers of
the late Hen. Thaddeus Stevens's will for
the establishment of a home for children,
regardless of color, in conformity with the
terms of Mr. Stevens's devise of the resi
due of his estate.
COLUMBIA NETS.
OUR 1IKGULAR COBBBSPONDENCE
A new brick house is being built
at
Third and Perry streets.
The windows of Company H armory
have been secured by strong iron bars
which were out in place yesterday.
The Ladies' aid society of the M. E,
church will held a sociable in the church
pu-lers te-morrow evening.
James Cellins, of Colerain township, a
candidate en the Republican side for
county commissioner, was in town this
morning.
Miss Leu Davenport, of Erie, Pa., is
visiting at Norwood, near Columbia, "the
guest of Miss Clara Myers.
A stated meeting of Genera? Welsh
pest Ne. 118, G. A. R., ill be held this
evening in Vigilant hall.
Miss Clara Myers, has returned from a
visit of a couple of mouths te Cleveland,
Ohie, and ether places.
A special baginigc car came up the
I Columbia & Pert Deposit railroad this
morning, in which it is said there were
twenty millions of young sliad procured
from a fish hatchery near Havre de Grace,
Md., by the commissioners who went down
yesterday, and destined for the Juniata
and ether tributaiies of the Susquehanna,
as well as the head waters of the last
named river. The fish ought te be plenty
next spring.
A representative of the Spawn & Den Den
uiseu manufacturing company, of Read
ing, is here making an examination of the
Columbia engine, in compliance with a
communication te that end addressed te
the firm by the lire committee of the bei
eugh council. The engine is said te be in
bail repair, a'ud a number of members of
the company think it needs a thorough
overhauling. An estimate of the cost of
uecessary repairs will probably be pre
sented in a day or two. The Aineskcag
manufacturing company (New Hamp
shire) are the builders of the engine, and
they would very likely be asked te put in
a bid for repairing it were it net that the
cost would be se great in sending the cn cn cn
ginoen and returning it.
Prof. B. G. Ames, superintendent of the
Columbia public schools, in speaking of
tiie oral examinations of the pupils, which
closed yesterday, said they were mere sat
isfactory than he had any reason te ex
pect. The written examinations 'will
commence en Meuday next and whatever
promotions arc te be made will be from
among these .who acquit themselves
creditably at the written cxami cxami
uitien te conic; though distinction
in the examinations which have just taken
place will meet with its due reward.
Several reasons were in view when the oral
examinations were decided upon, chief
among which was the desire te show te
parents the progress their children were
making, which'ceuld net be se well dene
in a wiit'cn examination. The attendance
of parents and ethers at the schools dur
ing the past couple of weeks shows that
tTie previsions made for visitors met with
approval.
Edward Brooks, Ph. 1)., principal of
the state normal school, has consented te
deliver an address before the high school
graduating class at the commencement te
be held in the opera house en Friday
evening. May 27. The exercises will con
sist of an address by Prof. Brooks, the
piescntatien of diplomas and orchestra
music. Ne essays will be read at the
commencement, but at the exercises of the
high school duiiugthat day the graduates
will be given an opportunity te deliver
their dissertations. The public will no
deubr.be thankful that the reading of cs
s lys is te done away with, as they are
generally chosen fiem subjects half the
people knew nothing and eaic less about.
Then, tee. their delivery is in such a sub
dued tone that one has te straiu his eais
te catch one-half of what the essayist has
prepared. The time of holding the high
school exercises will be given later and all
persons wishing te hear the essays may at
tend. Frem Theology te Teb.iccn.
The Lancaster correspondent of the
Bosten Transcript, after giving an account
of the meeting of the State Medical
society here and the theological scmii.ary
commencement, passes thus te the
" staple :" " Frem theology te tobacco
seems a wide step, but it is easily bridged
in this locality, for if the dwellers in Lan
caster county are eminently church-going
in their habits, they are quite as notice
ably tobacco gieweis, the annual product
of that commodity amounting in value in
this county alone te several millions of
dellavs. Were King James First alive and
meditating another 'counterblast against
tobacco,' he would find, should chance
bring him te this part of the world,
plenty of fuel te kindle his indigna
tion. His tobacco-hating soul would
be vexed within him every day.
All ever the county large tobacco
warehouses arc found, aud in Lan
caster there arc some forty-five such build
ings, net a few beiug huge four-story
brick buildings and one or two hundred
feet in length. During the spring, en
certain mornings, the streets arc filled
with immense blue Conestoga wagons
coining in from the country and piled high
with bundles of tobacco. The neighbor
hood of the warehouses en such days is an
exceedingly lively locality.
" In adjoining counties, that of Yerk,
for instance, much tobacco is raised, and
throughout this portion of Pennsylvania,
but practically in Lancaster county, the
tobacco interest is becoming a very power
ful one, as each year additional acres arc
devoted te the cultivation of the tobacco
plant."
Drunk and Diserderlies.
Steve Brown and Jehn Parker, colored,
indulged in a fight en Middle street last
evening and they were promptly gobbled
up by Olhccrs Lhas and Leman. 1 hey
were held for a hearing before Alderman
A. F. Dennelly ou Fiiday.
Jehn Drachbar get drunk at a ball last
evening, and he was found in the neigh
borheod of West King and Water streets
at an early hour this morning by Officer
Ceyle. He was making a great deal of
noise and when the officer told him te keep
quiet he begau abusing him. The officer
finally took held of him and lauded him in
the station house after he had resisted the
whole way. This morning the mayor
gave hiia a reprimand and discharged him
en payment et costs, uue etuer aruntc,
who was before the mayor was sentj out
for five days, and three vagrants were dis
charged.
there was a great deal ei drunkenness
in this city yesterday afternoon aud even
ing. Men who had obtained -money fiem
candidates were reaming ever the city in
large gangs, and at every headquarters or
the politicians beer flowed like water, and
the chin music drowned the voice of the
organ grinder new heard in the laud.
Upset.
This morning about 10 o'clock the street
sprinkling wagon belonging te Jehn
Stauffer was upset and fell upon the water
plug at the corner of North Queen and
Lemen streets, damaging both the wagon
and the plug. The accident was caused
by the horses backing while the shafts
were at a right angle with the body of the
wagon. The wagon was taken te Zecher's
for repairs.
Ann Krdkeu.
Annie Dugau, aged S years, daughter
of Jehn Dugan, of Mai tic Forge, Mai tic
township, fell from a wagon en Saturday
and broke one of her arms. Dr. L. .M.
liiyseu attended her.
Arrival of a Bell.
A bell weighing 900 pounds, for the new
engine house of the Humane fire company
has arrived in this city.
LANCASTER DAILY
1TEW ADTXBXiaXMXSXS-
TCTATCHES.
The average weekly sales of Watches iqjjhe United States have
reached about twenty thousand, and this gfeat production has se
cheapened the cost that a geed "Watch is within the reach of every
person. During this week we have added te our stock Ohatelain
Watches for Ladies and Misses from $7.75 up. Gents' Stem .
Winders from $5 up.
Geld and Silver Leuis XV Watches a high style of the last
century revived made te order and engraved with our trade
marks, "Pennsylvania " and f H. Z. Bheads & Bre." Having been
well tested we can give assurance of their excellence as time
keepers, and their cost is especially low.
We invite an examination.
A generous stock of aft wares in our line will be found in our
cases, and we effe great bargains in Diamonds, Sapphires, and in
.. Jewelry of our own manufacture.
H. Z. BHOADS & BRO., Jewelers,
4 West King Street, .... Lancaster, pa..
I ANCASTKK WATfUKS.
EDW. J,
Manufacturing Jeweler, -
WE INVITE ATTENTION
LANCASTER AND AMERICAN WATCHES,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLOCKS.
Solid Silver and Silver-lMated Ware in Spoons, Ferks, Knives, Casters, &c.
We etfer te our patron-, advantages which are rarely cenihineil in one establishment, be
cause we have a complete MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT In connection with our retail
business .ami are making a large part et the goods we sell. Tills enables ns te 1m; snre of qual
ity, te m;11 at the lowest prices, and gives us ttrst-eluss facilities for WATCH WORK and GEN
KUAL REPAIRING.
EDW. J. ZAHM,
Manufacturing .Jeweler,
mur2i-::md&wi;
Dealli et n Heading Journalist.
Jacob M. BeJk, for the past seventeen
years editor of the tteailintr Adler. died
suddenly at his residence Ne 12!) Heed
street, in that city, en Saturday evening
last. He was born iu Mecklenberg, Ger
many, ou May 24, 181!), and was therefore
nearly 02 years of age. He came te this
country iu 183G, some time after learned
the printing business iu the etlice of tlic
Village Recerd at West Chester, and was.
employed there at the same time with
Bayard Tayler. Mr.. Beck returned te
Germany and took part in the revolution
of 1848, when he was wounded and after
wards taken prisoner and thrown into
prison, but having been naturalized while
in the United States he was released
upon the intercession of our government.
He again camb te this country and has
since beeu employed chielly as a journal
ist. Deccascdgwas a line scholar, being
master of six languages, and he was an
able an effective writer. Mr. Beck leaves
a wife and four children.
Tltes" Marked Is it h Mtraw ?
Three well-informed gentlemen, a
Democrat, a Areic Era Republican and an
Examiner Republican " marked " ever a
bottle of wine te-day en the result of the
primary elections en Saturday, all laying
aside their personal and political sympa
thies and aiming only te strike
the most bull eyes. When they had
linished they compared notes and
found that they had all under
lined High, Skilcs, Umblc, Eaby, Summy
and Myers, Krcider and Evans. Fer treas
urer, Geed, Urisinger and Greidcr each
had one. Fer clerk of orphans' court,
Spurrier two and ICeeser one. Fer
prison keeper, Bnrkheldcr two, and
Smith one. Fer coroner, Shubert
Shifter and Gallagher each one.
Fer auditeis Marsh two, Greider two
and ltccil, two. Fer delegates, City, Zins
ser, two and Bulcuius. one ; Lewer end,
leprcscntative ; Fiautz three, Brosiustwe,
HcHelbaugh eae ; Lewer cud, senatorial
lireucmau two, Wilsen one ; Upper end,
Wisuer two, Gautz two. Boek one. Brn
baker one, Heist two, Gniybill one, Hun
seeker two, Xelde one. The New Era set
up iu the northern distnet is for Biubaker
Heist, Graybilland WiMicr.
Grand Ledge t. O. V.
The grand ledge of Pennsylvania, I. ().
() F. met in Harrisburg te-day. Wash.
F. Hambright of Lancaster ledge Ne. 99,
E. J. Erisman of Monterey ledge Ne. 142
and Henry Wolf, of nebel ledga Ne. 399,
arc the representatives from this city.
Mr. Wolf left for Harrisburg this morn
ing and the ethers will fellow thicvcning.
Frank Breueman, representative and S.
C.Stcvcuseu past graml.ef Kosciusko ledge
374, of Hawlinsvillc, also left te-day. The
ether country ledges arc also no doubt
represented.
Ilerbe Thief Arrested.
West Chester Republican.
Merris Dickinsen, a yenng man residing
iu Salisbury township, Lancaster county,
several months age stele a horse from his
uncle and a sleigh from a neighbor. He
sold them and absconded. Constable
Bewman, of Lancaster, who had a war
rant for Dickinsen, arrested him a few
days age near Coatesville. He was taken
te Lancaster city and committed te pri
son. Mere Emigrants.
List night a crowd of about a dozen
emigrants arrived in this city. They had
no money and the men employed around
the depot supplied them with sufficient
means te procure enough te cat. They
de net knew where they are going te and
all day they have been sitting around or
begging through the city.
Driving Accident.
On Sunday evening Samuel Stycr, of
this city, was driving en the Colum
bia pike about three miles from
this city, whcnliis horse ran ever an cm
bankment, upsetting the buggy and
breaking it te pieces. Styer was slightly
binised.
Held Fer Court.
Geerge Burten, colored, had a hcaiin
last evening en the charge of assault and
battery, preferred by Jehn Wiley, before
Alderman A. F. Dennelly.. The case was
sent te court and Butten gave bail for his
appearance there.
"Leuie Out for Squalls."
Jehn D. Skilcs, Brether Gcist, of the
New Era, and "Picayaune'' Jehnsen had a
ieng consultation in front of the Leepard
hotel this afternoon. There is something
up.
Court.
Although the court, at its last sitting,
adjourned until next Monday, it will meet
en Saturday for the call of the docket and
ether business.
Don't sour Canary Sing ?
Then get a bottle of Bird Hitters, which is an
unfailing restorcret'song and a cure fet all
diseaaes of cage birds. It your druggist does
net keep it. or will net get It for yen, send u
postal card te the Bird Feed Company, 307
Federal street, Camden, N. J., and they will
see that you are supplied. Price, 25 cents.
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City inn rosters.
Carsen ft llcnscl, city bill pesters and dis
tributors, ellice Iktelmgexckr building. Ne. 6
Seuth Queen street.
INTELUGENUER TUESDAY MAY 17, 1881
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TJTATCHES.
A MEIUCAN WATCHES.
ZAJHM,
Zahm's Cemer, Lancaster, Pa.
TO OUR LARGE STOCK OF
Zahm's Cerner, Lancaster, Pa.
A Geed Chance.
A single man, of senie experience in the bus
iness, cuu find a geed situation attending a
truit stand by calling en Supplee Owens,
Centre Square. ltd
General Butler acknowledges te have been
neatly shaved with Cutlcura Shaving Seap.
Nervous debility, weakness and decline pre
vented by a timely use of Malt Bitters.
HfUVlAL NOTJCKH.
It is iiupes jible ler u woman after a talthful
course or treatment with Lydia K. I'inkhain'a
Vegetable Compound, te continue te suffer
with a weakness et the uterus. Enclose a
stamp te Mrs. l.ydia E. Pinkham, 233 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass., for her pamphlets.
"The Docter Told Me
te take a blue pill, but I didn't for I had al
ready becti poisoned twice by mercury. The
drnggist told me te, try Kidney-Wert, and I
did. It was Just the thing ter my biliousness
and constipation, and new I am as well as
ever." Torpid kidneys and liver Is the trouble
for which Kidney-Wert always proves te be
the best remedy known. Hartferd Courant.
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lienefacters.
When a beard of eminent physicians and
chemists announced the discovery that by
combining some well known valuable reme
dies, the most wonderful medicine was pro
duced, which would cure such a wide range of
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dispensed with, many were sceptical ; but
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great medicine. Hep Bitters, are honored and
blessed by all as benefactors.
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curable
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n. Celd or bore Threat should ee
Neglect frequently results in an In
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Bronchial Troches de net disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly en the inilumed part-, allaying
ir'-itatien, give relier in Asthma, Bronchial
Coughs. Catarrh, and the Threat Troubles
which Singers ami PubllcSpeakers are subject
te. Fer thirty years Brown's Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physi
cians, and always give perteet satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant use
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everywhere. t inS-lvdTTluvS&lyw
A Forlorn Hepe. 4
Otte. I. Doesburg, proprietor Helland City
-Vcics, Mich., writes: " A bad cold settled en
my side and back, kidney trouble, liver and
rheuu-.atism combined; I .suttercd tcriibly,
though was obliged te move about and attend
te business. I tried local doctors, but received
no relief, and 'sis a lorlern hope' tried your
Themas' Kelectric Oil ; have only used halt a
ntty cent bottle, and feel as well as I ever did
in my lite." Fer Hale at H. B. Cochran's lrug
Stere, 137 North Queen street.
I mvu been a snllerer for years with Ca
tarrh, and under a physician's treatment for
ever a year, have tried a number of "sure
cure" remedies and obtained no relief. I was
advised te try Ely's Cream Balm. It gave me
immediate relief. I believe I am new entirely
cured. G. S. Davis. First National Bank,
Elizabeth, N. J., Aug. 14, 1879.
By fau the best remedy ler the treatment of
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pleasant and easy te use. CvRtrs Lawall
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The " Londen Hair Celer Restorer" is the
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same time a most pleasing and lasting hair
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Ne preparation ens ever performed such mar mar
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lite. The protection it affords, by Its timely
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KVKNINO. MAY 19. 1881. at KAUFF-
MAN'S HOTEL, Orville. Geed Music and
ItctreMimcnts. mic-3td
ATTKNTION. THOSK HAVING WATER
Kent te pay will save, time and trouble
and confer a favor en the Treasurer by bring
ing with them their Water Rent Netice.
WM. McCOMSEY,
ml7-3td Ti casurcr and Receiver of Taxes.
THIRD EDITION
TUESDAY KVKNTNQ. KAY 17, 1881.
INDICATIONS.
Washington, May 17. Fer the 3Iiddle
states, areas of rain, followed by partly
cloudy weather, northeast te northwest
winds, stationary or rising barometer, and
no change in temperature.
ALOHU THiS rOlOMAC.
All Quiet Te-day as far as Heard Frem.
WASHiseTON,May.l7.-Immediately after
the reading of the journal iu the Senate
te-day Mr. Davis (W. Va.,) inquired iron
ically wnether or net Mr. Dawes was
ready te procede with the election of
Senate officers.
Mr. .Dawes replied that whatever might
happen be would submit cheerfully te the
will of the majority and would Jiet be
found insisting that the majority should
net rule unless it would de as tbe minority
wished.
At 12:10 the Senate went into executive
session.
Robertsen and Others te be Reported
Favorably. ,
Washington, May 17. The president
te-day nominated Miss Catharine .Singer
te be postmistress at Mechanicsbnrg, Pa.
The Senate committee en commerce has
deqided te report in favor of the nomina
tion of Judge Robertsen as collector for
the pert of New Yerk, Merritt as consul
general at Londen, and Badcau as 'charge
d'affaires te Denmark.
Tlie Pra Ident's Wire's Illness.
WASiiiNGTON.May 17. A bulletin issued
at 9 o'clock this morning says: "There
is some improvement iu Mrs. Garfield's
condition. She passed a quiet but rather
sleepless night. Her symptoms this morn
ing are encouraging ; fever less and miud
clearer.
TUG TIIKKE LINKS.
Annual Meeting of Pennsylvania
Odd
Fellows.
Uarrisburg, Pa., May 17. The annual
communication of the Grand Ledge of
Pennsylvania Odd Fellows met te day in
the opera house. The report of the Grand
Master shows the order te be in a flourish
ing condition and preseut membership in
the state 70,000, and assets of the ledges
$2,300,000. The communication recem
mended that the per capita tax be fixed at
ten cents.
Yesterday the election officers reported
the following as the officers elected for the
ensuing year : M. W. Grand Patriarch, J.
P. S. Gebin, of Lebanon, had 1,168 votes ;
M. E. Grand High Priest, Charles C. Van-
dyke.efPhiIadelpliia.had 1,179 votes; R.W.
Grand Senior Warden, Jeseph E. McCabe.
of West Bridgewater, Beaver county, bad
1,181 votes ; R. W. Grand Scribe, James
B. Nichelson, Philadelphia, had 1,109
votes ; R. W. Grand Treasurer, Jehn S.
HeissPhiladclphia, had 1,180 votes ; R.
W. Grand Junier Warden, H. W. Bailey,
Philadelphia, had 728 votes; R. W.
Grand Representative, M.Richards Muckle,
Philadelphia, had 1,144 votes.
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FATAL PiSTOi. PRACTICE.
Seme Recent Tragedies in New Yerk City.
New Yerk, May 17. The death of Au
gust Beuzcr, iu Roosevelt hospital, was
reported te the coroner's office te-day.
Beuzer is the young man who en Sunday
a week age was shot in the head
while rowing in a beat en the Harlem
river, opposite Main's deck, by some boys
who were practicing with a pistol en shore,
and who made their escape. Ne arrests
have been made.
The police reported this morning that
Effie Persen, aged 14, of 173 Tenth ave
nue, shot herself iu the left breast and
died at once.
Themas Irwin fell ftein a step-ladder at
Ashmead's store, en Avenue A, this
morning and was killed.
NASHVILLE'S GREAT HANGER.
Tennegsen's Capital at the Mercy of Furious
names.
Cincinnati, O., May 17. A great fire
is reported raging at Nashville, Tcnn. Ne
definite information concerning ic has yet
been received, but it is rumored that- four
squares are at the mercy of the flames.
SUCOND DISPATCH.
Memphis, May 17. The lire at Nash
ville this meiniug buined the Neel build
ing, including the Western Union tele
graph office. Communication with that
city is interrupted.
THIHD DISPATCH.
Memphis, May 17. The fire is reported
te be beyond the control of the fire depart
ment, and new includes four squares, with
the .Neel block as the centre.
THE DESTROYING ELEMENT.
Disastrous Fire In ISroekvllle, Vermont.
Middi.ebuug, Vt., May 17. "Early this
morning a fire iu Brookville, thrce miles
north of here, destroyed the factory, fin
ishing shop and barn of the Brooks edge
tool company and the residence and barn
of J. D. Nutt. The less of the tool com
pany is estimated at $50,000 en buildings
and machinery. The insurance is $17,000,
equally divided between the Fire associa
tion of Philadelphia and the Newark,
N. J., fire insurance company. Nutt's
less is 31,200, which is covered by insur
ance. Planing Mill Burned.
Nashville, May 17. Rebert Lewry's
planing and turning mill was destroyed by
tire last night. Less about $12,000, insur
ance light.
THE PLAGUE.
Teirlble Mortality in Mesopotamia.
Constantinople, May 17. Despatches
from the sanitary administration in Meso
potamia state that the mortality from the
plagues in Ned jef was 56 per day for the
week ending May 2d. Four thousand
inhabitants are dispersed in camps
completely isolated. These camps
are new quite free front plague as are also
the localities ef Elzayd and Djera, whence
the disease was originally propagated.
The remaining inhabitants of Ncdjef will
leave shortly, when the officials will be
able te completely destroy all the latent
germs of the epidemic.
A One-Sided Prize Fight.
New Yerk, May 17. A prize fight for
one thousand dollars a side, between J. L.
Sullivan, of Bosten, and Jehn Floed, of
New Yerk city, came off last night above
Yenkeis. It was a one-sided affair through
out, Floed being beaten in 1G minutes.
Sullivan will new be matched te fight
Paddy Ryan. Ne arrests were made,
Strikers In Montreal.
Montreal, May 17. The strike at the
Grand Trunk car shops continues, but
quietly. The cigarmakers in the employ
of Mr. Ferticr threaten te strikes and
similar action is contemplated by the con
ductors and drivers.
Scateaeed te Death.
Galveston, Texas, May 17. A special
dispatch te the News from Weatherford
says: "Judge Hand yesterday pronounc
ed the sentence of death upon William
uurten ler ine muruer ei jacK iiusu.
Bui ten will be hanged en July 1."
A Puzzle for the Docter.
The case of the young Hungarian whose
name the telegraph never spells twice alike,
and who, for many consecutive weeks, has
been sleeping the happy hours away among
the Pennsylvania Dutch, is strange enough,
if true, but it is commonplace beside a per
fectly well authenticated case mentioned in
the Londen Journal of Menial Science. On
April 30, 1879, the patient was admitted
te a public hospital, baviaga few daya pre
viously, and without any anificieat or ap
parent reason, assumed the attitude of a
corpse prepared for burial. It required all a
man's strength te flex his limbs, as, for in
stance, te stir either arm from his aide, and
tbe moment the force was removed the
armor ether limb would fly back again
as though impelled by a metallic spring.
He could be laid across a chair like a leg
of weed, and if he were lying down he
could be raised by the head, resting his
heels en the fleer, as stiffly as though he
were a bar of iron. If unsupported .in
a stauding position he would fail
ever heavily. He used te eat soup
when forced into his mouth, bnt
otherwise he never stirred a muscle of
his face,' even when a swarm of flies was
allowed te settle en it in the summer time.
He never spoke, and it is te be hoped he
never snored, for from the date mentioned .
until February 4, 1881, beine twenty-one
months, he lay in a ward in the manner de
scribed, where he was surrounded by pa
tients and under constant observation efthc
attendants. On that fateful day in Febru
ary he unwarily moved hishead. Instantly
the attendants "took him en the hop, "
and made him "stir his stumps, " se te
speak. They spoke te him, and set him
en his feet,and worked his arms, while he,
there can be nasert of doubt, asked what
they were giving that is te say inquired
what sort of a practical joke they were
playing en him. At last; te their .aston
ishment, and equally te his own, it is
said, he walked and talked, and new his
case is classed as simple dementia.
Keeping the Head Clean.
Keeping the head perfectly clean is a
great aid te health. A distinguished
physician who has spent much of his
time at quarantine, said that a person
whose head was thoroughly washed every
day rarely took contagious diseases, but
where the hair was 'allowed te be
come dirty and matted, it was hardly
possible te escape infection. Many persons
lind speedy relief for nervous head
ache by washing the head thoroughly in
weak soda water. We have known cases
almost wholly cured iu ten minutes by this
simple remedy. A friend finds it the great
est relief in cases of "rose cold," the cold
symptoms entirely leaving the eyes and
nose alter ene thorough washing of the
hair. The head should be thoroughly
dried afterward, and avoid draughts of air
for a little while.
MAKKKTS.
Philadelphia Market.
f mLADKLraiA.Pu., May 17. Fleur linn, with
lair demand : superfine, $3 'HQ'i 75 ; ex
tra : 87g4 25 ; Ohie ami Indiana family
$5 376GU0: femiii. family $500587 : St. Leuis
family 5 75$S637 : Minnesota Extra $525 87: de
straight, $C 006 10; winter patent $0 50)7 25
spiing de $5 507SO.
K'etleiirut$5S0.
Wheat llruier ; Ne. 2 . W estern tied, $1 23 ;
Delaware, Peun'u Ked and de Amber, $124
1 25.
Cern linn, with lair demand ; steamer, 00c;
yellow and mixed Kit'4c.
Outi scarce nnd firm ; Ne. 2 White nt
5453c: Ne. 8, de K5!c; Ne. 2 Mixed 52
Kic.
Kye steady ut $1 0C1 OS.
Previsions dull ; mts perk $17 73, for job
lets : beet ham'e, $23 5025 ou ; ludtan ni.-as
beet 50. t. e. 1.
Bacen jmeked shoulders, C7c; salt de
ft6c ; smoked ham-j Hl2c; pickled hams
Oolite. -
Lard quiet ; city kettle scarce, llc ; loose
bulcliei.-' lOJc ; prime steam, $10 73.
Butter tancy scarce ; ether kinds plenty
and dull; Creamery extra Pennsylvania,
229c; de geed te choice 25327: Bradford
county and New Yerk extra, 2426c. Bells
dull: Penn'a 10lCc; Western 10316, as te
quality.
KgKs firmer and in mere demand ; Penna,
12j13c; Western 1212c.
Cheese dull and weak ; New Yerk Inll
cream 123ll2Xc ; Western full cream llUc;
dn'fair te geed. leaiOc.
Petroleum quiet: retlncd 7ilc.
Whisky dull.
Seed Geed te prime clever, nothing deln
no no limeiny jeumng ut S3iu': i
Fl.i.HCed nominal at $1 25 I 30.
dodo
Ie xerK Market.
Nw Yerk, Slay 17. Fleur State and West
ern without decided change ; moderate ex ex
eort anil home trade demand: Superfine
State $4U055O; extra de $4 5534 65; choice tle
$4 70iJ4 75; fancy de $480675 : round hoop Ohie
$t W)5 : choice de at $5 0567; superfine
western 4 004 65: common te geed ex
tra de $ 1 55'04 90 ; choice de fg OOftB 75 ; choice
white wheat de, at $5 00&6 00. Southern
steady; common te fair extra, $1 759
5 25 : i;eid toelielee de $5 303700.
Wheat u shade easier and en c ish and 4c
en options; Ne. 1 White. May, $1 22 : Ne.
2 Ked, May, 8121; de June, $1 2:tl 217S;
de .1 uly, $1 19J4 ; de Aug, $1 15.j
Cern cesh !4&c lower and Intnres a
slridu stronger; Mixed western spot, 47
5Cc ; de rnuirc, 54H56c.
Oats a. shade lower; State, 4tSg54c; West
ern, 4552c.
Western Uraln Markets.
Teledo, Ohie Wheat firmer ; Ne. 1 White
Michigan, I 12'4 ; Ne. 2 Ked Wabasii, spot,
$1 Wi Mav, 1 134 ; Ju ne, $1 12jJ ;JuIy, $1 Uf;
August, II 01; all the year, $1 02 : Ne. a de,
$1 10 ; Kcjected. $1.
Cern tinner; High Mixed 4(ftc; Ne. 2 spot,
43c : Mav. 47c ; June, 45c ; July, 45Jic ; Ne.
2 White, 4'.Uc; rejected, 46M3; damaged, :Uc.
Oats quiet; Ne.2,40Jc; Ne. 2 White at 4.1c.
At the afternoon call Wheat -Ne. 2 Ked,
Waliasb, spot, $1 13 ; May, $1 13Kc; June,
$11-2; July, $10!: Aiignst,$104J4.
Receipt Wheat, 33,000 bus; corn, 50,0N, bin;
eats. 6,000 bus.
Shipments Wheat, s2,oue bus ; com, 21,
bns ; eats, 14.000 bin.
1etkeit- Fleur quiet at 3 25. 30.
Wheat ilrni. Ne. 1 White, $1 UK bid, cash ;
$1 lift. May; $110M, June;$110'4, July ; $101,
August ; Ne. 2 White nominal.
Cern quiet : Mixeil 46c. asked.
Oats dull; White, 43c.
Cleversecd nominal.
Receipts r'lenr, none ; Wheat, 9.00J bushels.
Cern, 1,000 bushels ; Oats. 1,000 bushels.
Shipments Wheat, 8,000 bushels ; Cern. 1,000
bushels.
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
Monday, May IC The receipts et stock at
the various yards were ler the week : Cuttle,
3,2u0 head ; heep, 9,500 head : hogs, 2.500 head.
Previous week-i-Cuttle, 2,300 head; she p, 8,0J0
head ; hogs, 2,300 head.
Beef Cuttle The market during the past
we'k was fairly active and prices, en accennt
of t he heavy receipts, were e lower.
We quote sis fellows :
Kxtra, fii7c: Geed, OJQCJjJc; Medium,
WAHWic : Common. 5Gc.
Bulls and Cows Fat cows and bulls were iu
sympathy with beeves unit were active at 3
5c. Slippery and Bolegnas were dull, the
former ut $1525, and the latter at $10315.
Calves Pennsylvania were active and read
ily taken ut 37.c. White Western sold at 4)4
SSftc.
Much cows were in fair demand and quo
tations ruled from $2550 per head, with sales
of -e vend choice at $U070 per head.
Sheep The markets during the week was
active, but at the close Unluy prices were fe
lower en account of the large supply.
We quote as follews:
Weel sheep 57c ; clipped sheep, 5ft6c,
with most sales between 5(j6ftc. Sever.il lets
et culls sold at 45c. Ne wool sheep were in
the yards. Spring Lambs were dull at $1G,
with sales of a few common at $2 3003 75.
Hogs The murket during the past week
was rather active, and prices were without
material change.
We quote ns fellows :
Extra, 99c; Joed,8ftQc ; Medium 8,
BALK OF LIVE STOCK.
Reger Muvnes, 130 Western and Lan. co., gres,
SHd7c.
& J. Christy, 167 Western, gross, WjgOftc.
&B.'
McFillen, 140 Western, gross, (1
GUc.
Owen.&mith, 139 Western
cress. 037c.
anil Pennsylvania,
M. Ulman, 161 Lunc. co. and Western. gretH,5ft
6c.
Jehn McArdlc, 300 Lancaster co., C7c.
Daniel Murphy, 110 Lunc. co. and Western,
5K6Jc
Scliamberg & Pant, 333 Western and Penn'a,
6K6c.
G. Schumberg ft Ce., 220 Western, S6ftc.
Lewenstem ft Adler, 127 Western, 66ftc.
260 Ment. co. cows 4a5W.
II. Chain, Jr., 62 Western, VjeeKe.
Daniel Smyth-A Bre., 143 Western, 6fir.
Dennis Smyth, 65 Penn'a, 5ftWc.
Bachman ft Levi, 130 Western, tfQtiKc
60 Berks co. cows. 3KJ5e.
M. Levi, 110 Western and Yerk co., Sftrtflftc.
Leuis Hern, 23 Penn'a, mixed, 4)6B5c. '
Wm. Sales, 40 Lancaster co. and Mil., 5J6c.
James Clemsen, 59 Western and Chester co.,
Abe Osthelm 36 St. Leuis. V464c.
James Eustace. 26 Western, C4QtSc.
J. t Sadler Ce., 272 Western, 3f6c.
F. Scheetz, 35 Western, OBGftc.
. " CO Montgomery co. cows. 44j5c.
II. Miller, 30 Lane, co., 6J$c
S. Dreifns, 22 Western, CQtc.
DRESSED MEATS.
Dressed Beeves were active during the early
part of the week at 9H01Oc. but at the close
te-day prices had declined te 8M9ftc.
BALES BAST WEEK.
Th03. Bradley, 170 head at 910c; C. S.
2a tJ!?.err4 Jl0 fi Wc : A. A. BcsweU 100 00
MJlOc; W.IL Brown ISO de. at9Xai0c.JF
Lewf.cn 43 tle atOJoiee. ,uc, e. m.
Dressed sheep were talrly acuve.
at93fe.Ste,rart 90l'l9a5fieaa llre39l heep
Live Stock Markets.
BrrrALe. Cattle ReeintuTim i..i . ,n,.i
for the week thus far, 4JX0 head : same time
last week, 6.630 head; consigned tUreuch. 37s
can ; demand geed at full prices or Ian Mon Men
day: efferlnjrs light; sales et geed te choice
steers at $e6 40 : extra steers at $s sefis 6a ; tan tan
te geed at $5 753290; very little batchers'
stock here; sales et fair te geed at $3(15 63;
teckere and feeders higher ; sales et stecKers
at $4 40Q4 S3 : geed Canada at $4 14 90; geed
feeders, $3; fut bulls.$ir430; 4 lead of ex
tra corn-fed Texas steers breugnt $3 90&
Sheep an.l Lambs. Receipts. 3,300 head; total
ter the week thus far. 6.000 head ; for the same
time last week. 7.000 head; censigntd through,
f.cara; demand geed and prices a shade
n.gher; sales of common te choice clipped
She5,iL,50S51;:Koed te choice woeled.
$5 ae330: .extra, ter expert, $5S0flC; a few
fair te geed woeled. $6 23.
Hogs -Receipts, 2,000 bead; total for week
tllUS tar. .O0O lleail : (lim tlm lust woelr 19.
000 head; consigned through, 30 cars; market
dull and priqes tending downward ; no East
ern trade : sales of light Yerkwra at $3 63SS 73 ;
geed de. te loc-U buyers at $636 13 ; geed te
medium. Si; 2TDt 20 insula nt limn?- t mtna.
best grades disposed et ; a number et light leta
left ever.
Chicago. Hogs Keceipts. 17.100 head: ahls-
ments,s,iO head; market dull, weak andier.
head ; active demand nnd steadv : nenn well
cleared: common te tuir shipping. $3 233 30 ;
choice, $57036: tliiu heavy.'steers sold at $3 70;
peer te
choice.
feetlem.
$35035 25.
fcbeen Receipts, 500 head: shipments. l.OW
head ; murket tinner; common te choice
woeled. $4 SZQS 70 ; lair te geed shorn, $1 239
4 90; all sold.
East Libert. Cattle Receipts since Fri
day. 2,278 head et through, and 1.256 head or
local ; supply about the same us last week, bnt
considerably eirin price, ou some grades fully
S0?.; correct figures cannot be established to
day. Hogs Receipt-. 8,440 head; Philadelphias,
$6 20J6 M : Yorkers, $' 0iM 85.
Sheep Receipts, S,hi head : selling fairly
active at I0$i5c i net ease ever last week's
prices.
HtOCK IHWieL
New Yerk, Philadelphia ami Lecal Stocks
also United States Bends reported daily by
Jacob It. Leva, N. E. for. Centre Square.
New Yerk stocks
Stocks strong.
Slay 17.
A.M.
10:00
T.M.TM
1:00 3.00
eitiii."y
Chicago ft North Western.
Chicago. 3111. ft St. Paul .
Canada Southern
C C ft 1. C Ik. L.... ....
Del.. Lttt-k.ft Western
Delaware ft Hudsen Canal.
Denver ft Rie Grande
Hannibal ft St. Jee
! 120 Ji lii" 12S&
12li 12li 181JS
SK
i 0A 23K
125 1202 125i
ml 1I46 113
107,
75i 77 76i
Lake Shere ft Mich. Southern.. 131
l.IHi 1SUK
Manhattan Elevated a 26
r?4
Michigan Central
... ll2i H3X 11:
Missouri. Kansas ft Texas..
"? ?'? ft
50$ WS 50J4
vtxic. 104 imy
n& .37 W!4
Wft 41 45)i
35 5. 33
7Sl 80ft 736
M
123ft 12K3 ll
N. Y., Luke Erie ft Western...
New Jersey Central
N. Y., Ontario ft Western
New Yerk Central
Ohie ft Mississippi
Pacific Mail Steamship Ce...
St. Leuis ft Iren Mt
Sutro Tunnel
Union Pacific
Wabash, St. Leuis ft Pacific...
" " Preterreil
Western Union Tel. Ce
Philadelphia.
Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania R. R
Lehigh Valley..".
Lehigh Navigation
Buffalo, Pitts, ft Wesieri-
56ft 56ft 55
.SJiJ
KIW
121 121
67;;
30
66J4
se;i
2-ft
a-2
Nennern central
Northern Pueilic.
" Preterred
Ileslenville .-
Philadelphia ft Krie IC. R....
Iowa Gulch Mining
United Static Bends.
United States 4 per cents...
82J2
. 43
44
38
2IK
27i
4
43
r. m.
1:00
.. 11754
.. 116
.. 103
.. 1U5J4
Noen Quotations of the Grain market
Fnrnishcd by Jacob is. Leng, Commission
llreker.
Chicago.
Wheat
vOni
ju is
New Yeick.
Wl.eut
vOfll
1JUIS
Philadelphia.
Wheat
veni.. .
Baltimore.
kueu uuicuers- nnu canning steady ;
fair mixed. $250S350: geed. $40430;
$4 5 2 : Texuns. $1 60 : steckera and
Cash. June. July.
MxaVt $l.03ft l.l
. .12 .41 .42
. ;- .3ft .35ft
Cilli.
.51.25 $1 21 $I.194
. .57 .315 .548
1.21
-55J
.47
1 "l "'
1.17
.55
.47
L.6X
.53
Wheat
Cern
Oats
... i.:
.;e
1'OI.tVlCAtj.
rer County Cinninlsidencr:
FP.ANK CLARK, of Stnisburg township,
bcl'ject te the choice et the Demecratic: coun
ty convention. -snrO-dftwtp
ADAM S. IMKTKICil, or Maner township.
Subject te the decision of the lumecratlc
county convention.
1IENUY F. IIARTMAN (Mine ltuiner),el
East l.umpetcr township. Subject te the choice
of the Democratic county convention.
upr2 dftwtp
MARTIN llli.DKllKAN f, or Mount Jey
ISoreugh. Subject In the decision of the Dem
ocratic county t-oitvi-iitien. upi:t-dftwtp
.HOICK MOIlliKi:, l-:purat:i. Subject te the
decision of tbe Democratic county conven
tion, uprll-dftwtp
for County Auditer:
JOHN L. LIGHTNKIC, ofi.vaceck township.
Subject te the decision or the Democratic
ceuntv convention. aprl3-tfdftw
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sent at our expense. Address all orders te K.
M.HOAKD3IAN, Courier-Journal BulldiBir.
Leaisrllle. Ky.. in T. J. CONMKKFOkSJ
300 Ureadwav. New Yerk. fehl-TnThftSftv
-VTOTICE.
11 Netice is hereby given that the partner
ship In the Star Bakery existing between
Geerge Frey and Wm. Trapnel! has been ills
solved. I will pay no hill contracted nnder
the name or Frey & Trapnell.
ml4-3td WM. TRAPNELL.