LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER MONDAY MAS 2& 1881.
- - ' ' - ' f f n i '" f r f
Register Jeseph Umble, city.
Protlienotary The friends or both Frirly
ami Skilcs claim their nomination re
spectively. On the face 'of the returns, as
exhibited by the Fridy party, he has 178
majority, and frauds in Skilcs' s favor arc
alleged in the Second, Fourth, Sixth and
Seventh wards of this city. The ether
.side has the committee and claim counter
frauds.
County Treasurer Jehn J. Geed, Mar
tic. Clerk of Quarter Scss'.ens Geerge W.
Eaby, city.
Clerk of Orphans' Court Jeseph Rccscr,
Sadsbury.
Prison Keeper David K. Burkhelder,
city.
County Commissioners Samuel M.
Myers, city ; Abram Summy, Marietta
borough.
Corener Daniel A. Shiffcr, city.
Directors or the Feet Jehn Evans,
Warwick : Martin Krcider. city.
Prison Insicteis II. I. Gish, West
Denegal ; Jehn .1. Leng, Druinore.
CeiiuLv Auditors U. M. Grcider, Mt.
Jey borough ; Jelui K. Recti, city.
Delegates .Southern Distiict II. N.
Jircncinan Strasbujg; A. F. Frantz. Lan
caster twp ; Milten Hcidclbaugh, Bart ;
R. M. Ilnicnius, city.
Northern District In Doubt II. S
Boek. Kast Denegal ; E. B. Brubakcr,
Elizabeth ; F. U. Gantz, East Denegal ;
C. E. Graybill, Columbia ; C. L. Hun
Mjckcr, Manhcini ; Jehn S. Nolde, East
Cecalicn; Ezra Heist, Manhcini ber.;
S. E. Wisncr, Marietta : J. W. Yocum,
Ciltinibia.
Tlic Return Judges.
Early this morning the town began t
till up with politicians and there was lively
"cliinnimr" ami vivid repeits of "count
in" and "count out" at every head-4
tiarlcrs. The McMclleii people bent
themselves te .securing control of the
beard of return judges, aud get their weik
in, although as ether events showed they
hadn't, a majority or that body. Pretty
seen limbic' election aud Kieady's defeat
caine te be conceded, but en a full count
Skiles's election was denied, and Fridy'K
li lends took courage at the icpert of his
178 majority en the face or the returns,
and chances te preve as much fraud
against him as the ether side could show
in his behalf.
The doers of Fulton hall wens net open
ed until 11:30, and then the crowd inshed
pell-mell, but found that a slieug body of,
MIicc had been stationed in various paits
of the hall guarding the apreaches te the
parquet and te the stage.
Uikmi the stage were a few tcp.it tcr.s. and
J. W. Jehnsen and Al. Shenck.
Jehnsen and Shenck lese simultaneous
ly t call the meeting te order. Jehnsen
claiming te have been deputized for that
purpose by B. Frank Eshluman, chairman
of the committee, aud Shenck claiming
that, being one of tins secretaries of the
county ceiiiniith'iht: was the preiK-r parly
te call te order.
Indescribable yells greeted both these
gentlemen as they attempted te addrsss
the meeting, and nela word that was said
by either could be heard until Jehnsen
pi opted Lewis S. Hartman and Captain
Jehn It. Bricker, te count the votes east
for permanent president.
Shenck nominated for the sauie purpose
J. A. Stelier and T. B. Cochran. Beth
.sets of nominations were greeted with
yells and hisses and cries el' "set down,"
" turn 'em out."
Stelier tried te make a speech, saying
that every thing could be done fairly, hon
estly and in accordance with the rules il
the crowd would only keep quiet.
Jehnsen finally get a chance te read the
rules relative te organization, though he
was occasionally interrupted by cries of :
" push him oil the stage."
Tem Cochran finally nr de a met ion.
which was agreed te, that J. AV. Jehnsen
and Al. Shenck act jointly in the organiza
tion of the meeting.
Lew Hartman and Steber both took
seat.sand the temporary organization was
completed by selecting Kirk Brown ami
Al. Shenck :is secretaries.
Comparative quiet having Wen secured.
the list of election districts was called
ever by Jehnsen, the return judge from
each district arising as he voted for perma
nent president between S. J. Hendei-sen
(Sensenig) and Jehn A. Steber ( McMel
len i. Every vote was received by cheers
and hisses, no matter en which side it. was
cast. The call was interrupted and the
count disputed half a dozen times, but
finally came te a close, Pcquea township
aud the Third ward, city, being emitted
from the count because of contests. The
cleiks agreed in their tally that. Steber
had :5 votes and Hendersen 31 votes.
The result was received with yells of de
light and derision. Mount Jey Upper was
the only district net represented.
Mr. Steber, en taking the chair, made a
brief speech saying that he hejied every
thing would be conducted honestly and
fairly. He said that the committee en con
tested seats .should be appointed by the
judges themselves, lie wanted the judges
te remember that this was net a contest
for ollice, (laughter), but that the jteeplc
of Lancaster county are looking uikhi us.
(A voice, "Let them leek and be " fol
lowed by rears of laughter and calls en the
president te hit down, which were carried
by yells of approval.)
President Steber concluded his speech
by inviting Vice President. Hendersen te a
seat upon the stage.
Al. F. Shenk, Al. S. Edwards and W. S.
Smith were chosen clerks by the Kiiim titer
faction and J. W. Jehnsen, G.C. Kennedy
and W. F. Beyer en part of the Km fac
tion," Fer the committee en contests the
Examiner faction put in nomination
Samuel Evans, II. II. Kurtz, J. P. Al
bright and Ames Gast, and the Xcm Km
inch named F. B. Musselman, Geerge A.
Wallace, Jacob llalbach and Winlield S.
Burns for the same committee. Uuder the
rules seven of the above eight constitute
the committee.
The vote was taken by districts, and it
appeared that somebody went back en the
Examiner people, as the lowest of the
Km candidates had &" votes and of the Ex
aminer men (Ames Gast) only :: votes, se
he was left out in the cold. Warwick
is said te be the district that changed
the vote. The result was received with
great cheering by the ." Reformers."
The judges were then called upon for
their returns, and all that were net object
ed te were received by the officers of the
meeting.
Following is? a list of the districts whose
returns are objected te : Third and Eighth
waids,city; Springville, Mount Jey Up.
per, Pcquea, Newtewn, Stricklcr'a Scheel
Heuse, Spotting Hill.
The convention adjourned till 2 o'clock,
p. in., when ether objections were ex
acted. Afternoon Session.
Twe o'clock was the time appointed for
the reassembling of the beard, but it was
half-pest two before the meeting was
called te order, and even then it was found
that no tally papers had been prepared
and the convention had te wait until they
arrived.
Meantime, the committee en contests
organized aud Jacob llalbach aud J. P.
Albright were appointed a sub-committee
te receive the contested returns.
Wm. Iv. Beard, city, moved that a com
mittee of three be appointed te inquire iute
the facts of the case concerning the two
sets of officers who conducted the clcc
tiens in the Third ward, city, and Pcquea
township. The motion was declared agreed
te and the chair appointed J. R. Windelph,
of Marietta, Kirk Brown, of Little Britan,
and Jacob- Becker, of Adamstewu, said
committee, against the earnest pretest of
the Sensenig men. J. W. Jehnsen left the
stage and entered into private conversation
with or two of the return jndges in the
4iall. The action raised a howl of oppesi
tien and loud cries were made te put John John Jehn
eon out.
Mr. Becker declined serving en the com
mittee and before the chair had appointed
his successor one of the judges objected
that the matters proposed te be referred te
the committee was new being considered
by the committee en contests. He also
appealed from the decision of the chair in
announcing that Beard's motion had car
ried. The chairman declined te put the ques
tion en the appeal from his decision, aud
named Zeek, of Warwick, as the third
member of the committee. He declined
amid the cheers of the Sensenig gang, aud
Steber appointed W. K. Beard, whom the
Sensenig people vigorously hissed.
Then arose another wild scene ever an
attempt te rescind the appointment of this
committee, which was manifestly in Fri
dy's interest. At 3 p. m. all is confusion
and uproar between two gangs or howling
strikers.
After a terrific row Steber put the mo
tion te rescind the appointment of the
committee. Beyer counted 30 ayes and
29 nays. Steber voted nay and declared
it a tie. A wild uproar arose
and the yeas and nays were called.
All the while the bosses were busy work
ing with weak judges aud Sensenig, John John Jehn
eon and the heelers en both sides were
yelling te the limit of their lung power.
At 3:40 Steber weakened, brew-beaten
by the demonstrations of the Sensenig
"killers," and declared the whole
matter postponed and that the committee
of three would net act, (Loud cheers from
Sensenig's friends.) and the committee
of seven, controlled by Skilcs men, proud
ly marched out of the hall te count him in,
amid the cheers of one side and the groans
or the ether.
- At this writing, 4 p. in., this committee
is in session aud the beard is hearing and
counting the uncontested returns.
OHITUAKY.
Death or Henry II. Yclslcj.
Harry Yeisley, as he was commonly
called, an account or whose sad misfor
tune by the breaking of a scaffold upon
which he was standing while engaged in
some cat pouter work, appeared in this
paper en Sat unlay, died at his father's
residence en Net th Mary .street, en Satur
day evening, from the effects of the in
jmies received in his terrible fall. The
young man remained in an unconscious
condition up te the moment of filial disso
lution. His fatal hurt consisted of a
fractured skull ami internal injuries.
Corener Mishler held an inquest en the
remains of the deceased this morning.
The jury was composed of 1IL II. Betz, J.
A. Sehuh, II. It. Mishler, Jacob Frank
ford, Jehn (i. Heed and Christian Treycr.
The vcrdiut was that the deceased "came
te his death by reason of a fracture of the
base of the cranium by a fall from a
scall'eldiug eieclcd in part by himself."
Mr. Yeisley's sad death will occasion a
vid that will be long felt in a wide circle
of sorrowing relatives friends and acquain
tances. I Ic was a yemur man of premise,
ami a great favorite socially. He was a
graduate of the Lancaster high school, and
liis tragic end is the first break in the
" Class of '71." in whose annual banquets
and reunions Mr. Yeisley was ever a leading
spirit. His genial disposition, gay spirit ,
and keen appreciation of what con
stituted true fun, rendered him
universally popular with the young
people of his acquaintance, albeit his con
duct, and action were always governed by
correct princip'es of morality and temper
ed by a cultivated sense of propriety. It
was in the home, however, that " Harry "
was especially regarded as a model. It
was there that his character appeared in its
full perfection as a loving dutiful seu aud
a kind and affectionate brother, aud there
that his less will be most keenly felt, and
occasion the most poignant grief. These
who knew him best loved him most, than
which no higher compliment can be paid te
the character and life of a young man
whose untimely and tragic taking off is
sincerely mourned by these te whom his
gentie and manly qualifies se closely en
deared him. He was a member of Wash
ington Kucampniciit aud Monterey ledgo
of Odd Fellows, which bodies, together
with his former classmates of the high
.school, and a i.ugc concourse of friends
and i datives, attended his funeral, which
is taking place at the hour we go le press.
F1KK.
Alexauder Harris's Law Ollice Burned Out.
About 5 o'clock yesterday morning tlie
room in second story of the Lancaster Law
liuilding occupied as a law office by Alex
audcr Harris, esq., was discovered te be
iu Unities. An alarm was at once given
and Use American tire company was very
promptly ou baud, and with a plug stream
.succeeded in quenching the liaiucs. Almest
everything iu Air. Harris's oflice was de
stroyed. Fitrnituic, books, papers, judg
ments, mortgages, deeds, fcc, &c, were
all burned. One, of tbe papers dcBtreJed
was a judgment bend for 800, which
bad net been recorded. Air. Harris's less
will aggregate several hundred dollars,
and he is net insured. It is net known
hew the lire originated. Air. Harris and
a few friends occupied the room until near
midnight Saturday, and when they left it
every thing appeared te be safe. It is sup
posed by seme that an incendiary thrust
some combustible material under the deer
after Air. Harris left the building, which
could easily have been done, as the stair
way leading te the second story
is almost always open, lly ethers
it is thought that a stump of
a lighted cigar or match may
have been carelessly thrown down by Air.
Harris or one of his friends before they
left the office, and that this set flre te
some loose pajicrs anil then te the lloer.
The Uoer was burned through for a con
sidcrablc distance as was also Hie lath and
plaster partition separating the room from
the common hall. The windows, doers,
casings and ether interior woodwork of
tlin rnninnielimllvilnni:ii'fil. Tim iirsL-sterv
.v ... .. S T rf I
room under that of Air. Harris occupied
by A. .1. J'jbcrly, esq., ts considerably uau
aircd by walcr. The building belongs te
Alderman Wiley, Geerge Itrttbakcr and
A. J. Eberly, and is fully insured in the
Lancaster Heme empany and the Phila
delphia lire insurance company, of which
I. F. Shenk is local agent.
ilratli r a Child In Sprlnglield.
We learn from a Sptlngllcld, Ohie.papcr,
that nn infant, Daisy Miller, aged seven
months, daughter of S. R. Alillcr, the well
known reaper agent, who beards at the
Grape hotel, in this city, died there a few
days age. All's. Alillcr has been en a visit
te Springfield for some time past, and her
husband left for that place a short time
age. Air. Alillcr and family have many
friends in this city who will be scrry te
learn of their child's death. The child was
interred at Springfield.
Large KgB.
One of the largest hen's eggs that has
lately come te our observation is one laid
by a paitridge cochin fowl belonging te
Airs. Moere," of 121 Seuth Prince street,
this city, with whose compliments the
eggstraerdinary hen product "was sent te
this oflice this morning. The egg meas
ures S inches in its largest dimensions, and
0 J around the middle, and the lien that
laid it is rather below than above the or
dinary size of fowls of the variety named.
Who can beat it ?
Argument Court.
This morning argument court began
aud when the list was called nearly all the
cases were found te be ready.
In tlie case of the Prison Inspectors of
Lancaster county vs. Isaac II. Staufl'cr, a
rule was granted te show cause why the
Ji.fa. should net be set aside.
Considerable ether business was trans-
ted, but nothing of importance.
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COLUMBIA: HEWS.
OCR REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE.
Mrs. Annie Wittenmyer, of Philadelphia,
addressed a large congregation in the M.
E. church, last eveuiug en the temperance
question.
Rev. Joel Swartz, D. D., of Harrisburg,
preached meruing and evening of yester
day in the E. E. Lutheran church te large
congregations.
Mr. Josejph H. McFaddcn, of Philadel
phia spent Sunday with 'friends in town.
Mr. Harry Yeung, son of Cel. James
Yeung, of Middletown, with his wife,
formerly of Columbia, spent yesterday iu
town, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orrick
Richards.
Senater Lee, of Venango county, spent
Sunday as the guest of Senater Kaufl'man.
Rev. Heury Wheeler officiated last even
ing in the M. B. church of Washington
borough.
Mr. Geerge U. Richards has received a
large number of copies of the revised
New Testament which he is fast disposing
of.
The river is today six inches above low
water mark.
Rev. E. S. Herriug, of Wrightsville,
preached last evening for St. Jehn's
English Lutheran congregation in Shuler's
hall.
The passcuger depot, offices and all the
motive power of the Pennsylvania railroad
company are te-day draped with crape by
reason of the death of ex-President Thes.
A. Scott.
Jehn S. Clarke, the actor, spent Sun
day in town. . He was shown through the
opera house and said of it : " D n me if
it isn't the prettiest little opera house I've
ever seen." Clarke will appear here en
Wednesday evening.
A Polish man named Sliymauski has
died front injuries received at Scheeks
station early this morning. He had been
living in the West, but was en his way te
New Yerk where his trunk was shipped.
In attempting te get en a freight train at
Scheck's mills he missed his neld aud fell
with one leg across the track, which was
mashed before he could recover his feet.
The leg was etushed and it is said he sus
tained internal injuries. Deputy Corener
Frank held an inquest and returned a ver
dict ;iccerding le the above tacts, attach
ing no blame te tlii employees or the rail
read company. He had ridden te Scheck's
en an earlier train but was put off there.
Tlie Primaries.
The Republican primary election of Sat
urday iu Columbia was net marked with
liveliness or anything near thereto, but ou
the contrary was as dull aud quiet an af
fair as can well be imagined. There was
little or no excitement and none of the bit
terness of factional spirit. About G23 votes
were polled. Nene of the candidates for
prominent offices being from Columbia,
what might have given the thing a better
spice was utterly lacking. "Next te Judge
Livingston, who had no opponent, Sam
Matt Fridy, polled the heaviest vote and
led the Bull Ring ticket, which indeed,
carried the town except for sheriff where
High ran ahead of Kready sixteen votes
net much of a majority, it is true, but the
efforts of the Striucs and Ilippey saved
High from being everslaughed by several
hundred majority en the ether side.
L. D. Gallagher, for coroner, whom
neither et the rings espoused, carried the
town and by se deiug evened his' chances
with the best for " next time." Umble,
for register, polled three times as many
votes as Wisslcr, and Eaby for quarter
sessions clerk beat Sctley by 55 votes J
Spurrier, for clerk of orphans' court, has
a whistle-clean majority, and for prison
keeper Gcerge Al. Smith leads oil" right
royally. Fer county commissioners My
ers aud Summy run away ahead. Ne or
ganized effort was made te run in a Bull
Ring county committeeman in the First
ward aud the vote for that otlice steed :
Christian Hershcy, 1G0 ; Ed. B. Eckraan,
3. Mr. Eckman was net a candidate.
LITTLE LOCALS.
II ere and There and Everywhere.
Captain L. -D. Gallagher has been ap
pointed deputy coroner of Alt. Jey borough
and vicinity by Corener Alishlcr in place
of Henry Kurtz.
Yesterday a tiain leaded with stock
p:isscd east through this city and every car
was supplied with an air brake which
was worked by the engine us en passenger
trains.
The coroner's vetdict in the case of
Daniel Alishlcr, who died suddenly several
days age, has been returned te the coro cero core
mr. The jury rendered a verdict of death
from heart disease.
On Saturday, Harry E. Alishlcr, a son
of Henry L. Alishlcr, Ne. 17 East German
street, was hit ou the ankle by a stone
thrown by another boy. Dr. Cox render
ed the needed assistance.
Suddeu Death.
Between 5 and 0 o'clock this morning
tlie wife of Frederick Pcusch, grocer, at
West King and Alary streets, died rather
suddenly. She had been complaining of
dyspepsia for several weeks past, but was
net considered seriously ill. Yesterday she
was attended by a physician aud last night
became worse. About 2 o'clock this
morning she complained of a terrible pain.
She rapidly grew worse aud died this
morning at the time stated above.
Mayer' Court.
The mayor this morning discharged six
drunks en payment of costs, sent ene te
jail for 10 days and discharged a tramp.
One of the drunks was Charles Rewc, who
rode a herlb en the pavement around Cen
tre square about one o'clock yesterday
morning. Officer Gill saw him and took
him into custody. He made au eilbrt te
cscax? en the way te the station house,
but after running for several squares he
was caught and locked up.
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Funeral or Mrs. Waller.
The funeral of Mrs. Frederick Waller
took place yesterday, from the residence of
her husband, in Atarictta. It was very
largely-attcnded by relatives and friends
of the deceased. Very interesting ser
vices were held in the Alothedist church
by Rev. Air. Geiger, former of Alarietta
and new of Chester county, assisted by
Rev. Air. Weed. The interment was made
at the cemetcry In the town.
Contract for a Bridge.
The county commissioners te-day opened
proposals for the erection of a bridge ever
the Concstega in East Earl township near
New Ueiland. There were five bidders
as follews: Jehn Shaeffcr, 3,250;
Ames E. Hall, $1,900; James C.
Carpenter, 2,14 ; E. C. Deets,
$1,848 ; B. J. Carter. 1,800. The con
tract was awarded te B. J. Carter, he be
ing the lowest bidder.
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Died la tbe Heipltal.
Leuis Frick, who had been an inmate of
Lancaster county hospital for the past year
and a half, died iu that institution nn Sat
urday evening from dropsy of the heart.
His age was about 45 years, and he had
been a soldier. His funeral takes place
this afternoon, the interment being at Lan
caster cemetery.
Slurlit Accident.
A horse hitched te a bread wageu be
longing te Lawrence Goes, baker, fell en
North Queen street, near the Pennsyl
vania depot this morning and broke a
shaft.
Assault and Battery.
" Geerge Weaver, a young man of Stras
burg, whipped two boys named Bewman
in that town en Saturday night, and Squire
Bewman held him for court te answer the
charge of assault and battery.
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jfASKUAIX.
Saturday's Came at Mlllersvllle.
On Saturday afternoon the baseball club
of Franklin and Marshal college went te
Millcrsville where they played a game
with the Nermal school nine, defeating
them by the score of 12 te 11. The score
is given below :
y. & it. COLLEOK.
U.O.
Miller, 2 b 2 2
Franklin, 3 b 2 3
Sheiblcy, 11., s. s.. 1 3
Itettcnsteln, r. t.. 1 2
Sheibley, W.,1. t- 1 4
Ueltur, c 1 5
Ileislcr, p 3 1
Untrew. c. t e 4
Swift, lb 1 3
11 27 12 27
II tupln; Merris II. Itcbcr.
Time et dame 2 hours, 45 minutes.
On next Saturday afternoon the Millers
ville boys will come te this eity when the
return game will be played between the
clubs en the college grounds.
The Nermal nine claim a tie and their
statement is, briefly, that near the close of
the game, two of the Collcge nine, being
out, and a man en first and one en third
base, the mau at the bat made a strike,
upon which the man en first base ran te
second base and was put out ; but at the
same time the man en third base ran home,
but he hadn't reached home plate before
the man that ran te second base was put
out. The Millersville boys claim that tbe
run should net have been counted, and if
the statement given above, which is by a
reliable correspondent, is correct, the rules
governing the game plainly forbid the run
being scored.
The college boys claim that thp Millcrs
ville club rubbed out one of the runs
which was made by them, aud they allege
that they wen the game fairly and can de
it ajrain.
A stele Man.
Jehn Miller, a tramp, was found lying
along the roadside, in Paradise township.
He was in the last stages of consumption
and stated that he wished te go te Phil
adelphia, where he has friends. He was
brought te the hospital aud was given a
ticket te Philadelphia by Superintendent
Cox. He left for that city at 1:20 this
afternoon.
In Mourning.
All passenger depots and engines en the
Pennsylvania railroad have been draped in
mourning,in respect te the memory of Cel.
Themas A. Scott, the deceased cx-presi-dent.
The depot in this city was draped
this lneruinK.
Decisions Kenuered.
A dispatch te W. A. Atlee, esq., states
that the decisions of the lower court in the
following Lancaster county cases liave
been reversed by the supreme court : Mc
Gettrick's apiwal, Heidlebach vs. Themas,
Welchans vs. Shirk (city treasurer's case),
Brubaker's appeal.
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Then get a bottle of Bird Bitters, which is an
unfailing restorer of song and a cure fet all
diseases et cage birds. It your druggist does
net keep it, or will net get it for you, send a
postal eard te the Bird Feed Company, I7
Federal street, Camden, N. J., and they will
see that you arc supplied. Price, 25 cynts.
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"lteucti en Kat."
The tiling desired found at last. Ask drug
gist ter Ueugh en Itnts. It clears out rats,
mice reaches, flies, bed-bugs, l.rc beves. Jehn
V. Leng Si Sen, tancestcr.
City Kill rosters.
Carsen & llcnscl, city bill pesters and dis
tributors, office Intelligences building. Ne. 6
Seuth Queen street.
Amusements.
Clarke at Columbia. The celebrated come
dian Mr. Jehn S. Clarke will en Wednesday
evening et this week, appear at the opera
house in Columbia in a special bill, including
live of his most famous Impersonations, name
ly, Dr. Pangless In ' The JIcir-at-Law," Jack
Gesling in "Pox and Geese," Jy"or Welling
ton DeBoett in. "A Widow Hunt," Cousin Jee
in "Rough Diamond," and Toedles in the
tipsy scene of the famous farcical comedy of
that name. This Is certainly a very strong list
of attractions, in which the audience will en
joy the rare privilege of a comprehensive
view et live most widely known comedy crea
tiens, some of the best and material portions
et all the ubeve named plays being given. Our
Columbia neighbors' will no doubt signify
their appreciation or the compliment et which
they arc thus made the recipients by giving
tlie distinguished actor a most cordial recep
tion, and these et Mr. Clarke's admirers in this
city who may decide te run up and see him are
assured or a thoroughly enjoyable and highly
artistic entertainment.
White, soft and velvety hands fellow the use
of Cutlcura Medicinal Seap.
Teachers, authors and ethers et sedentary
habits highly nrize Malt Bitters.
HfKVIAJj NOTICES.
It is impossible ler a woman after a faithful
course of treatment with Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, te continue te suffer
with a weakness et the litems. Enclose a
stamp te Mrs. Lydta K. Pinkham, 233 Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass., for her pamphlets.
Vast-Iren Fellows.
Men nt endurance have healthy klndeys and
liver. Ne aches in the back, no piles or con
stipation. Thccnrofer these diseases Is Kidney-eort.
This great remedy keeps np the
tone of the whole body by enabling the liver,
bowels mid kidneys te perform their func
tions perfectly. Beth the liquid ami dry are
sold by druggists. Pioneer Press.
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Harnett, s. s 4 0
Sprawl, 1 Ir. 2 4
Schiller, p 1 1
Purge"!!, 1. 1 0 3
Scott, 2 b 1 3
Wissler, r. t 1 4
lliestund.c. 1 0 4
I'ile.Sb 0 5
TKON BITTERS.
ERS!
SURE APPETISER.
A MEXICAN WATCHES.
ZAJZNL,
Zahm's Cerner, Lancaster, Pa.
Koiieructent.
When a beard of eminent physicians aud
chemists announced tlie 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
diseases that most all ether remedies could bu
dispensed with, many were sceptical ; but
proof et its merits by actual trial has dispelled
all doubt, and te-day the discoverers of that
great medicine. Hep Hitter, are honored and
blessed by all as benefactors.
niytR-2wd.tw
Messrs. Ely lines.. Druggists, Oswego, N. Y.
Your "Cream Balm" d liters from alt ether
preparations, as it doe? tram all you claim for
it. I have been cured et Catarrh of many
years' standing by its use, anil my sense of
smell has been restored. Fer colds in the head
it works like magic. K. II. Sueuwoed, National
State Bank, Elizabeth, X. .1. Aug. 1:5, IS7I.
See advertisement.
Ely's Cukam Balm for tlie cure of Catarrh
and Hay Fever is having large sales with me.
I pronounce it the best article I have ever sold
for the treatment et these diseases, and take
pleasure in recommending it te my patrons,
as I am from day te day hearing the met fa
vorable reports et its beneficial effects.
llKMRY 15. MCMTLK, Dl'Uggist, KllStOII. I'll.
niyiJ 2wdtw
UK AT US.
Hear. On Saturday, May 21, 18SI. Lizzie M.,
daughter of Jeseph and Mary A. Heur.
Funeral fi'nm the residence of her lather,
Ne. 420 East King street, Tuesday, May 21, at 2
o'clock, p. m.
Fucc In this city, en the 2lst inst.,
Henry ITlick, aged C3 years and 12 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited te attend the luueral,
from his late residence. Ne. 52t Kast Orange
street, en Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. It
Pkcsch. In this city, en May 23, 1SS1, Amelia
H., wife of Frederick 1'euseh.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited te attend the lunenil, from the residence
or her husband. Ne. 501 West King street, en
Wcdnfasday afternoon, ut 3 o'clock. Inter
ment nt Lancaster cemetery. 2td
yW AttVKHTISEMESTS.
1STATIB OF HENKVF. IIIIWMaN, I.ATK
It or Lancaster city, deceased. Letters of
administration en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons in
debted thereto are requested te make immedi
ate payment, and these having claims or de
mands ngain-tl the same, will present them
without delay for settlement te the under
signed, residing in said city.
E. F. BOWMAN,
my23-Cwdeaw Administrator.
INSURE WITH THE OLD ANt," WKI.L
Established Agency of the
H Fire insBMCii Ce.,
OP PHILADELPHIA.
ASSK.TS OVER
Eleven Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Invested in Sate and Solid .Securities.
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
Ne. 19 KAST KINO STKKKT.
dll-CtiidM.W.Slt Second Fleer.
rpiCADK SALK OK
100 CARRIAGES
Including a Flne Assortment et
EASTERN BUILT PHAETON
AND LIGHT WOKK.
THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1881.
AT 11 O'CLOCK, AT
HERKNESS' BAZAAR,
NINTH AND SANSOM STREETS,
1'HILADICLI'HIA. ltd
ri'HK
UEVISEI) VERSION
Oil THE
NEW TESTAMENT,
FROM THE OIUGIKAL l'RI.NT,
AT
FON DERSMITH'S
BOOK STOKE,
NO. 3 KAST KINO SlKKKT,
LANCASTER, PA. ltd
TCULTON OFEKA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 26.
TOlPASTraHSECO
FOR l&l.
THE LARGEST AND BEST COMPANY
that exhibits under roer or within doers.
TONY PASTOR America's Representative
Amusement Caterer, "surrpuni led by a phalan r
et Music, Skill, Fun, Farce, Wit and Senti
ment.
Fergusen Mack, Miss Ella Wesner
Lester & Allen. Lester Williams,
Frank McNlsn, Leland Sisters,
The Irwin Sisters, Lillie western,
French Twin Sisters. Harry McAvoy.
Miss Emma Rogers, Dan Collyer,
Frank ti Irani.
, A special feature eLtue performance H the
CTcat burlesque nn school, periermed one
hundred ntghtaatTeny Paster's Theatre, New
Yerk, and entitleJ,
"OUR SCHOOL UIKLS,"
A splendid picture et fnn and musle.
Reserved Seats at Opera Heuse Office,
may 21 4t"
THIRD BDITIOI.
MONDAY EVENING. MAY 23. 1881.
WKATHKR INDICATIONS.
Washikcteit, May 23. Fer the Middle
states fair weather and local rains in Vir
ginia, winds, generally from the north te
east, no change in temperature and slight
change in barometer.
OOWEN DEFEATED.
Sustained bp a Respectable Minority.
Harrisuurg, May 23. The supreme
court this morning affirmed the decree of
the court of common pleas declaring
Frank S. Bend and ethers as the legally
elected emcers of the fhtladelpuia &
Heading railroad company. Judges
Sharswood, Trunkey and Sterrctt dis
sented. The New Reading Ofleers.
Philadelphia, May 23. The new offi
cers of the Philadelphia & Reading rail
road company have net yet determined
upon a definite plan of action, but when
the decision of the supreme court is form
ally received by counsel for the MeCal MeCal
ments a form of deeree te be .asked for
from the common pleas court will be drawn
up. President Bend is in New Yerk but
will return this afternoon and attend the
funeral of the late Cel. Scott te-morrow.
THE VACANT SEATS.
Mime Slguilicant Utterances la Cernell a
Candidate ?
New Yekk, May 23. An Albany spec
ial te the Evening Pest states : "On the
authority of well-informed persons, it
seems new practically impossible for both
Conkling and Piatt te be re-elected. Tlie
failure of the opposition can occur only in
two ways : first, through the inability of
the administration men te unite en proper
candidates; and, second, en the ability
and willingness of the Conkling men te
secure Democratic aid."
The Albany special te the Cemmerccuil
says : " This morning the Express comes
out with a double leaded article announc
ing the determination of Cenklimr aud
Piatt te re enter the Held for re-election te
Senate, and proceeds te read Mr. Conkling
a lecture for taking a part in the contest.
'He can alTerd te be defeated,' it
adds, 'but he should net place himself
in the way of being humiliated ;
that will only please his enemies.' This ar
ticle is regarded as of great significance as
showing cither that an irresponsible editor
has made a great mistake or that Gov.
Cernell's premises are like pie crust made
te 1m broken."
The Express is the organ of Gov. Cor Cer
nell. IJY WIBF,
Afternoon Telegrams Condense!.
The walking match atJOilmere's Garden,
New Yerk, is a dismal tailurc.
Four boys, Peter Keenan, Edward.Con Edward.Cen
ghran, Baker and a lad whose name is net
reported, went beating in the North river
at New Yerk, and by the upsetting of
their craft, Baker and Keenan were
drowned ; the ethers escaped.
Tlie Syracuse, Binghampton &, New
Yerk railroad company has decided by a
unanimous vote te increase the capital
stock of the read 2,000,000.
A pilot schooner, containing a pilot,
thrce apprentice pilots and a cook, was
swamped in the river at Riviere Dn Loup,
Canada, by the wind en Saturday last and
:tl I en beard were drowned.
THE DEAD KA1LKOAD K1NU.
Cel. ford ney of Lancaster te be one of the
Fall Bearers.
Philadelphia, May 23. Arrangements
for the funeral of the late Cel. Themas A.
Scott, have been completed. Services will
be held at the house at Woodburn, where
the pall bearers and family will
assemble and interment will take place at
5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at Woodland
cemetery. The following gentlemen will
act as pall bearers : Geerge B. Roberts,
A. J. Cassatt, Hen. Jehn Scott, Frank
Thomsen, Jehn P. Green, R. D Barclay,
Geerge P. Krnmhhaar and Cel. Wm. B.
Ferd ney, of Lancaster.
KOSIAN REVOLUTIONISTS!
Their Reply te the Czar's Manifesto.
Londen, May 23. The Russian revolu
tionists have answercn the czar's manifesto
by a second utterance dwelling en the
wretchedness of the peasants, the dctorta dcterta dctorta
riens te Siberia, the gagging of free
speech and public journals, aud declaring
that false counsellers are in possession of
the czar's car. The document concludes
as fellows : " Let your majesty assemble
your people around you and listen te their
wishes in nn unprejudiced spirit and then
neither your majesty nor the state will
have any reason te apprehend further ca
tastrophe." Violence by Kentucky " Regulators."
V.VNCKiiinte, Ky., May 23 Jehn Smith
came te town Saturday evening with the
story that the regulators had surrounded
his bourn in the eastern part of the county
and opened lire, wounding his wife. He
and his sons tied, leaving Mrs. Smith, but
lie had arranged te have her brought te
town. Tewnlcy Bellamy, who was
wounded by the regulators a few weeks
at;e. has died.
Swedish Emigration Iteceuiing Alarming.
Londen, May 23. A despatch from Co Ce
cnhagcn te the Standard says : " The
Swedish government is becoming alarmed
and contemplates legislation iu view of the
emigration which is assuming the proier-
tiens ei an exeuus. several counties are
practically denuded of able-bodied inhali
itants." Death ami Destruction by Heller Explosion.
Cincinnati, May 23. The Oakland,
Me., steam saw mills, 4 miles west of Oak
land, was blown te atoms by the explosion
of the steam boiler. Marshall Ruth, the
foreman, was blown a distance of COO or
700 feet and was instantly killed. Wm.
Browning was caught under falling tim
bers and seriously injured. 8 or 10 ethers
were slightly injured
Disturbed Limerick.
Londen, May 23. In response te urgent
appeals a large force of constabulary,
hastily collected in the counties of Dublin
and Wicklow, have been despatched te the
disturbed districts in Limerick.
Killed by Sliafttr.c;.
Stamford, Conn., May 23. Jehn Dai
ley, an empleyee of the Stamford woolen
mills, while oiling some shafting this
morning, had his clothing caught and was
instantly killed.
MAMKBTS.
new Ye Mmmu
Nw Yerk, May 23. Fleur State" and West
ern market firm, moderate demand ler
expert and home trade use: Superhne
State l 10gt 70 ; extra de (4 7S0t 90 ; choice de
$4 1KX3510: tancy de 15 100675: rennd hoop Ohie
$4 9005 0 : choice de $5 .r.5C75; superfine
western H in4 70; common te gee I ex
tra de Si 75G"'i ; choice de $5 OO0R 75 ; choice
white wheat de, at ti 25C 25. , Senthern
scarce and firm ; common te fair extra, 95 103
5 90 : geed te choice de $5 609750.
Wheat without decided chantce and fairly ac
tive ; Ne. 1 White., June, $1 11 ; Ne. 2 Red,.
May, SI 24UC)1.24; de June, St 22123; de
Jufy,li12i.
Cern fairly active about steady; Mixed
western spot. 403c; de future, KeflOJc.
Oats scarcely se Arm ; State, 46953c ; West
ern, uyQZZc
Philadelphia Market.
PHtLADnrnuL, May 23. Plenr firm, goe.1
baking grades lalrly active ; auperlliip.
trt 253 75 ; extra 93 87Q4 25 ; Ohie and
Indiana family 95 5O0C 00 ; Peuna family 9512
5 37 ; St. Leuis family tog.; se ; Minnesota
MtesfT,nJ-,,-'?itra,8't. t6 25: winter
. ?T??rm; s- 2 Western. Red. tl 2KS
naSlsT' "n'11 ' rte Amber.
Cera quieter. .mere offerlntr: Xn 3 mlinli
ic!amcr':,"Gi:0: yu,iew' kk; 2iS3,
Oats quiet and easier: Nel White 57c- Ne
2, de 5IK : Ne. 3, .le .'3J485US ; Ne. 2 Mtied ?V
Rye ilrmnt$lft. OTi"-
rrovtsiens nrm, uutunii: mas nerkATSfta
1800; beet ham.-, 23t25a; in.Uan iuS
beef 2250.
Racen smoked shoulders, Cic; salt de
6G⁣ smoked ltams. 11012c; pickled hams
Lard tirm ; city kettle Uc ; loose batchers'
lOJic ; prune steam, $1030.
Rntter Choice wanted, etlicr kinds nlcnty
nnd dull : Creamery extra Pennsylvania, 2ftj$
29c ; Western-, 35Q27 ; de geed te choice 22Q
25c; Bradrenl comity and New Yerk extra.
Rolls dull ; Pennsylvania aud Western 9j
ldC,
.."BE? firm COO"1 demand ; Pennsylvania M
lCc: Western 13i14c.
Cheese dull and lower; New Yerk lull
cwam 10ailc; Western full 'cream lair te
Koed.oaoc : de half skims, SSJ; Pennsyl
vania half skims. 5sc. -'-
Petroleum steady: refined 7-Jic.
Whisky dull at $1 te.
Seeds Uoed te prime Clever, nothing de
Timethy jobbing at 3 10QS U ; de de flaxseed
nominal at 91 25.
Cattle Market.
PlIlf.ineT.YMTTA- Ver?.fnHlnin..l.Al mm,!..-..
sales, 2,e head: prime, G447c; med, 6&
tc; medium, t4(jOic; common, 5X6c.
out.-(- mantel mhiw ; sates. u,wuuead; prime
Viic; goed,57jtf35?3; medium 5j5rc: cnlls
iiCe.
Hogs market active : selling at 8a'J).c., ac
cording te quality ; sales 3,5t0 head.
Live Stock Markets.
Ciiicaoe. Heg Receipts. 7,509 lieail; ship
ments, -IfWO head; mnmet active., and
prices let-, higher; all sold quick; cOuiuieu te
geed mixed packing, 9fili: geed' le choice
packing and shippiiii;.9i;iOr;0; light '9T.
i 10, mainly at r05tlti; Texas pigs, 9120g
Cattlu Receipts, 3.2( W head ; shipments, ,ZM
head; maiket steady ami unchanged ; all
sold, no line here.
Mice) Receipts, 20.) head ; geed demand, but
sleck very srarcn; common te geed nhnrii
:73ii-.": interior te choice woeled, $HUi;ui
all sold.
Stock Marl
New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Stocks
also United States Reiids reported daily by
.1 aceii II. Lemi, N. E. Cor. CVntie Square.
N aw Yerk S recRa.
Slecks linn.
May Si.
r. M. r M
hlWf .1.01!
A.M.
I.W
Meney.
Chicago & North W stern. .
Chicago. Miljit St. Paul ....
Caiiaila.SeiidB-11
U. C. & I..C- Is. IC. ,
Del., l.ack..V. Western
Delaware A Hudsen Canal..
Denver A Rie Oratide
HannilKtl ft St. Jee ,
I.K'i 133
13-,
81!.:
3lf M?l 2!Wi
I25,(l us; ia;ij
II3J, 113J'1I2'M
10!!
av: .... swr
Lakn Shere A Mich. Seiither-i.. l:. IXV; Vl
Manhattan Kluvated
ftl ? tkKl All'
Michigan Central
Missouri, Kansasft Texas
N. Y., Lake Krie.fc Westeru
New Jersey Central
N. Y., Ontario.! Western
New Yerk Central
Ohie ft Mississippi
Pacific .Mail Steamship Ce
St. Leuis ft Iren Mt
-"-4 r,a - K
1I.Vl1 1152 HSJi
mi.
53 5
10li
15IJ4
58
iu5r has,
3! WA,
1514
i
W 57?i
. 81
Sutro Tunnel.
2-,'i,
Union Pucllic.
Wabash, St. Leuis & I'acillc .V.,'i
50
rreiernsi. nv,,
Western Union Tel. Ce 12lt
Itft IWi
1 12tt
PUILADKLrillA.
Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania It. K (
Reading '.'A:
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation 47'J
RuiTale, l'ilts. ft Western 'Jl'j
Northern Central rlt
Northern Pacific. 45
" Preferred sejj
Hcstenvillc
Philadelphia ft ICrle IC R
lewatiuleh Mining
BF.J
55
2ljs
SI
622
47!i
21
21
KM
41
IXMTKD STATKH IIOMIS.
P.M.
1:00
U tilled Stales I per rents...
M fix
H7
I '!
104
101
Noen Quotations et the (irulu Market.
Furnished by .laceh ll. Leng, Commission
llreker.
Cuicaoe. Cash. .Suiie. Jul v.
Wheat fl.: tLMft l.07vi
Cern II .42 A-l
Oats.... 'W .37,'i .avi
Nku- Yerk. Cash.
Wl.eat 91.25 91.25 .91.31
Cern 5);g MH .55f
jys&ii
ruir.AnKi.ruiA.
Wheat 1.25 .22f 1.174
Cern fil'rC .My. .;
IIALTIMOUIV
Wheat 1.25 l.2 1.174
Cern lai ,M ,x,
.;' a livKurisKMKsi'T.'t.
IKKA HOUSK, COLUlHItlA.
JOHN S. CLA11KK
The Worhl-Reiiowned Comedian, prier te his
Heparin re Kureiic, ler will apiear at the
OPERA HOUSK, COLUMBIA,
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1881.
A u::mai:kai:lk rill
As specially selected ler the Walnut fclreet
Theatie. ami represented at Kalllmerr, Itcferc
the largest audience of his recent gresit en
gagements, intrnducinsr liiin in Hie under under
menteoned r. IHSTINCT ANI CKLKIHCATKO CHAR
AC I' KIW,
Written bv Column, Coyne, Kiirkslene,
ISreugh and Stockton.
I)r. PangbHs, LL. Ii.aud A.s. s.,in llelr-at-
Law. (2 Aits.)
Jack (iesllng. In Kevanil Oiwmc. (I Act.)
Majer Wellington de Itoefs, in a lV ide.v Hunt.
(An Kpisedc.)
Cousin Jim-, ill Renh Diamond. (A Selection.)
TnfMlles. (The lameu- Tiy Sceii!.)
3-Seats for sale nt the regular places i 11
Columbia. Ne increase in prices. inr.lt-It
Wants.
WANTKIt AT THIS Ul'ril'K, COPIES O
the lAU.Yl.vrKM.!iiK.N'!:ii of Sepleinltet
1 1I-S0, and January SI.ISSI. tld
w
ANTF.IJ A (lOOn COOK. AI'lLY AT
the Cooper Heuse. 111 IC-tld
w
AMTKOA COIHI SKKVANT UIKL.
Must come well recommended. Apply
lt 531 NORTH IIUKE ST.
at
WANTED A YOUNfi MAN AIMUJT Hi
yours of age te Irani the drug husiue-.-.
Apply at A. I. Haines' New Drugstore, cor
ner Prince anil C'luvtnut streets. 2td
w
ANTKO-A YIJUNfl MA PI -A ftKKMAN
wants a situation as assistant iu a store
te attend bar or ether similar employment
is a geed clerk. Apply at Ne. LSI Kast Slier.'
man street.
2td
MiSVr.l.VANKOVS.
rilHK KKUULAU MONTHLY M'KKTINU
X. of the Union Uuilding and Lean Asdoria Asderia Asdoria
tieu wilt beat W. A. Wilsen's Office. Ne. 3K
Seuth Duke street, en Monday evening at VA
o'clock, r.icclien 01 euiccrs. Mi 01 money
at 'J o'clock. A. U. R AL L.
ni2I-2td Secretary.
ATTENTION. THOME JIAVINU WATER
Rent te pay will save time and trouble
ami cooler a favor en the Treasurer by bring
ing with them their Water Rent Netice.
WSI. MlCOMSEY,
ml7-3td Treasurer anil Receiver of Taxes.
PCItLlC SALSi-AT IMS NORTH CHKIM
llitu street, dn TUKSIlAYw Mi) 24th,
Twe' Dining Tables, Parler Steve aaal Pipe,
Range and uipc, 3 Redsteads, Eight Day Cleck,
Settee, IU dozen Chain, 2 small Tables, Sink,
Dishes, and ether articles net mentioned.
sale 10 commence ai i ociectc.
my21-2td
MAR
IA DAVKLKR.
FOlt SALE CHEAP' ONE 7 ' OCTAVE
UJKIILf: ft CO. PIANO at a sacrifice.
Must be sold. Alse, two of ff octave, in geed
order; and ether Instruments at a bargain.
JUSTUS STUCKKNHOL..
2t Fulton Hall, Lancaster. Pa.
GRAND MUSIC ItY THE ITALIAN
STUINU RANU-TO-.MUUT at Rever's
lee Cream' Harden, Ne.-Thi and 59 West King
street. All flavors et Icn Cream will be served
Strawberries anil Cream, Sparkling Seda
Water, Cakes nnd Pure Confections.
81 J. R.ROYKR.
(TK010!AI8. SKALKD- PKVVXKfALH
X will be recelvOiLby tlicMrcet1 Gefuinittee
of the city or Luncastcr up te THURSDAY,
MAY26,at7Mo;cleckp. .. for broken stone
for street purpeses: AUstene'fumished must
be hard, or geed quality and of a size te pass,
in their largest dimensions, tnreugbr a ring
two Indies 111 diameter. Rids must state at
hew much per perch stone will be lnrnisbed at
the quarry, and also at hew much they will be
delivered where required ter nse. The com
mittee reserve ine right te reject any or all
bids. Proposals may be lc:t wltn Simen W.
Itaub, Clerk nt Street Committee, or in tin:
Street Committee box at Uie Mayer's Office.
Ry order or the Street Committee.
D. TREW1TZ
ml8 2tdTHftM Street Commissioner.