LANCASTER JbilLY ItrtaiicMcETmpDAY, JPNE 2, 1881 J
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Shawnee fire company will be held this
evening.
Carncross will positively be herewith
his company next Tuesday evening. The
box sheet for the performance is new open
at Richards' book store. Reserved seats
are selling for fifty cents.
The condition of Emanuel Fry, who was
hit en the head with a large stone while
the Decoration day fight was going en, is
said te be critical in the extreme te-day.
Allisen, the man who threw the stone, is
yet at liberty.
A robbery of some kind was committed
last night at the tell gate en the read te
Marietta.
Traffic in freight is again picking up en
the Pennsylvania railroad.
Whit Monday bids fair te be a quiet day
in Columbia.
The new school beard will meet for or
ganization some time between this date
and next Thursday evening. The exact
time has net yet been appointed.
A child named Fink, whose father is the
tenant en General Simen Cameren's Done Dene
gal farm, fell into the spring a couple of
days age and almost drowned before being
discovered.
Bernard Sewers, of Lancaster, was ar
rested lieie this morning en the charge of
having surreptitiously obtained posses
sion of some hide which he was trying te
sell te Henry Hellingcr, the tanner. It is
supposed he get the hide in Yerk county,
lie tangled himself by telling two stories.
Sewers was arrested by Ollicer Struck
while driving in a market wagon with his
wife and two children, lie has been
ledged in the lock-up.
W. J. Hese, of Harrisburg, the Pennsyl
vania railreal company's general agent for
fast local freight, was in town te-day.
Anether laud slide and detention te
t rains has eccured en the Columbia &
Pert Deposit railroad ncarMcCall's Ferry.
At last evening's congregational meeting
of the E. E. Lutheran church it was unan
imously decided te extend a call te lie v.
XV. P. Evans, of Cehansey, N. J., te ac
cept the pasterate. llcv. Mr. Evans,
who is a man of about thirty-five years of
age, with a wife and two children,
preached for the congregation en Sunday,
May 13, and created a very faverable im
pression ; hence the call.
The sympathy of the community is with
the young men who were given a trial yes
terday before Justice Frank en the charge
made by dusky denizens of "Tew Hill,"
of carrying concealed deadly wcapeus.
The riot which was stirred up at Third
and Locust streets by the blacks en Deco
ration day was suppressed only by the
efforts of a few men who gave their aid te
the officer, who alone and unaided was
unable te perform his duty. The conse
quence of that atfray made the arrest of
the blacks necessary and the white men
who figure in this case volunteered te serve
as efiiccrs te make the arrests. Only two
of the darkeys who took an active part in
the riot were arrested, but they were both
brought in by these volunteer of
ficers who as officers pursued
them te their rendezvous and
liually. after a long chase, succeeded in
capturing them. It was while carrying
the wcapeus of an officer that flicy gave
the offense te the darkeys of the " Hill,"
which led te the suit new pending. Justice
Frank's decision may be expected ou Sat
urday. If it gees against the whites the
probability is that in the future, when at
tempting te make an arrest from among
the favored population of the " hill " poi pei poi
tieu of the town, an officer, if resisted,
will have te leek far and wide for any as
sistance from his white brethren, as in the
face of such a precedent, it would net be
healthy te lay hands en a darkey, even
though he was in the act of blowing up
the town.
THE COUONIUt'S DEPUTIES.
He Makes a Number et Changes.
The following is a correct list of the
deputy coroners for this ceuuty as revised
by Corener Mishler, for his unexpired
term. This list is official and no ether
persons except these named arc authorized
te act. Persons who formerly held com
missions have been ordered te return them
te the coroner at once, aud these indebted
te him are asked te pay him.
The coroner reserves the territory em
braced iu a circuit of tcu miles from the
courthouse. Messengers bringing infor
mation will receive reasonable compensa
tion. Iu the absence of the coroner all
reports are te be made te Jacob Helinc.
Adamstewu Abraham Lutz, esq.
Caernarvon E. D. White, esq.
Cocalico East Chas. Carpenter.
Cocalico West J. A. Steber.
Columbia, Marietta, Washington bor
ough and vicinity J. 1 Frank.
Coucstega, Martic, Pcquea aud Provi
dence Aiues Greff, cx-corencr.
Ceuey F. McNeil.
Drumerc C. W. Puscy.
Earl Isaac Hull.
East Earl aud Salisbury Samuel Bow Bew
man. West Earl I. W. Wanner.
Ephrata Jacob Kemper.
Little Britain and Fulton Wash. W.
Walker.
Mt. Jey borough, Elizabeth town borough
and Upper and Lewer Mt. Jey L. D.
Gallagher,
Manheim borough, Raphe, Elizabeth,
and Clay townships II. 31, Ensminger.
Paradise Geerge Dillcr.
Sadsbury, Bart, Celcrain, Strasburg,
borough, aud Eden Jac. Hildcbraud.
Warwick Urias Lcnhart.
Brecknock Ileubcn E. Shober.
A Ilegus Canvasser.
A well-dressed and glib-tengucd young
man has been en the streets for a few
days past canvassing for various period
icals, for which he claims te be an author
ized agent. Te some persons he has said
that his name is Flynn, that he is a cousin
of 3IissL. 31. Flyiiu, bookseller, of West
King street and that he was going into
partnership with her. There is no truth
in this story : Miss Flynn knows nothing
whatever about the fellow, who is beyond
doubt a fraud. He is about 20 years old,
5 feet 8 inches in height, has a smooth
face, dresses well and sometime wears a
plug and at ether times a straw hat. His
operations appzar te have been mostly
among the ladies, te whom he exhibits
fashion publications which he eilers te
furnish below publishers' prices. He is
known te have received money from some
Lancaster ladies, and te one, at least,- he
offered te furnish Harper's Magazine for
$2.40 per aunum, and threw in an occa
sional number of Seribner's. The police
are looking for him.
Passed Through.
The Duke of Sutherland and party
passed through here yesterday afternoon
at half-past four o'clock, en route te New
Yerk by special train, Mr. Henry Cross Cress
ley expecting te step elf at Philadelphia
and meet them in New Yerk en Saturday,
whence they are te leave for home en the
steamer Germanic of the White Star line.
They are very much delighted with their
trip.and what they have seen of America.
They express themselves as highly pleased
with the courtesy uniformly shown them,
and the accommodations furnished them
by the railroad officials.
Went te Canada.
Frank Brecht, of this city, left at 11
o'clock this morning for Terente, Canada,
te attend the meeting of the Printers' In
ternational Union. Charle O'Neill, new of
Washington, D. C, but formerly of city,
who has been here for a short time, also
left for Terente. He is a delegate from
Washington.
THE DOCTORS.
Tbelr Monthly Meeting Yesterday.
The doctors held their regular monthly
meeting yesterday, and the following wen
present : Atlee. Boienius,Cempton. Black
wood, Davis, Ehler, Herr A. J., Heir 31.
L., Welchans and Reland city ; Bernthci
spl, Bruuer, Crai" and McBride, Colum
bia ; Davis, M. L. and Herr B. "F., Mil-lei.-ville
: Brobst and Roebuck, Lititz ;
Sheller and J. L. and J. P. Ziegler, Mennt
Jey ;.Musser F. and Musser ,H..E., Wit
mer's Station ; Parke, Gap ; Miller,
Bird-iu-Uand ; Trateir, Reamstown ;
Black, Strasburg ; Davis J. ll.Souders ll.Seuders
burg ; Bean, Bainbridge ; Leaman, Lea-
man Piace ; Thompson, wriguisviue ;
Kcndig, Saluuga; Hershey.Paradise ; Dill
man, Oregon ; Mayer, Willow Street ;
and Treihler, Elizabethtown. Dr. New
pher, Themas and Scnscnlg were elected
members of the society.
A number of cases were reported which
were of au interesting nature te physi
cians. Dr. Leaman reported a fatal case of poi
son by syauidc of pelasiutn, in his neigh
borheod recently.
Dr. Craig read a paper en pest mortem
examinations in three cases of sudden
death which he had recently.
Dr. Reland read a paper describing an
interesting case in practice.
Dr. Trabert presented a specimen et
diseased heart.
A let of ether business of no importance
te the public was transacted, after which
the meeting adjourned.
UU'iV SLEEP THE Kit AVE!
Durial or Veil. Samuel liens' Rudy.
The body of the late Gen. Sain'l Ress,
L S. A., whom it will be remembered was
drowned in New Yerk state some time last
fall, was brought te the city this morning.
After the drowning the remains were in
tcrrcd at Peckskill, but as the family de
sired that this city should be the last rest
ing place el the deceased, the remains
were brought here. At eleven o'clock the
interment took place in the Lancaster ceme
tery, iu the presence of the deceased's fam
ily, consisting of a wife and two soup, and a
few friends. The Episcopal burial service
was read by Rev. Mr. Mulhellaud. One
of the sons of the deceased, new stepping
at the Stevens house, is Werth G. Ress, of
the United States revenue marine service.
Deceased was a graduate of Union col
lege; a soldier in the Iudian and Mexican
wars : for a time adjutant general of Ohie,
and served with distinction in the late war
for the Union, lieing retired as brigadier
general. Cel. H. A. Hambright, of this
city, who knew him in Mexico, speaks in
the highest terms of Gen. Ress as a gen
tleman and soldier.
Fatal Fall Frem ISrldge.
About ene o'clock yesterday afternoon
the dead body of Rudelph Wolf was found
lying ou the, stones beneath the Earlvillc
bridge, close te the water's edge, by Sam
uel Graybill. It is supposed that in the
night Wolf lay down ou one of the stone
appieachcs te the bridge and falling
asleep, rolled off, striking the ground
about 20 feet below. His head and
face wcie badly bruised, and ene ear part
ly cut off, but otherwise he bore no marks.
He was about SO years of age and was
born and lived at Brownstown, ' this coun
ty, lie was a miller by occupation, but
has net worked at his trade for some time
past. He was was a married man aud
leaves a wife and three children.
lie had the reputation of being the best
mill stone dresser in Lancaster county,
and often made from $10 te $20 per day at
work. Being of rather dissolute habits he
would often neglect work te goon a spree.
Seme years age he was proprietor et the
tavern at Brownstown.
Discharged.
3Iag Filsingcr had a hearing before
Alderman Barr this morning en the charge
of robbing Lizzie Dunham. She was dis
charged for waut of evidence te connect
her with the crime. Emma Frasch is yet
in jail, ou the sentence of diunken aud dis
orderly conduct, but the robbery case
agaiust her will likely be dismissed, as it
is net as strong ns it was against Mag
Filsingcr. Nene of the missing property
has been recovered except a pin which
was found ou the fleer iu a restau
rant where the parties had been.
Emma Frasch was yesterday committed
te prison for ten days for being drunk and
disorderly. She was taken before Judge
Patterson te-day en a writ of Jtabcas cor cer
2)un and her discharge was asked for.
After hearing the evidence she was sent
back te jail te serve out her sentence.
Fell Frem a Itulldlug.
Jehn Brenner, a boss carpenter, resid
ing near Smokctewu, made a narrow cs
cape from death this morning while super
intending the erection of a new frame
building en the premises of Henry Heller,
at Eden, Manheim township. While near
the top et the building, some twenty-five
feet from the ground, he was accidentally
thrown off and fell heavily upon a pile of
lumber. When picked up he was uncen-
cieus and was supposed te be mortally in
jured. A courier hastened te Lancaster
for a physician and Dr. Compten re
sponded te the call. On his arrival he
found Mr. Brenner had regained conscious
ness but was suffering from severe abra
sions, bruises and lacerations, though none
of his bones were broken, nor did he ap
pear te have suffered any very serious in
ternal injuries.
I'ertrait of Professer Haldeiuan.
An excellent portrait in oil of the late
Professer Haldcman, painted by 3Ir
Waugh, of Philadelphia, ou the order of
Mrs. S. J. Haldcman Haly, of Harrisburg,
for presentation te the Philadelphia Acad
emy of Natural Sciences, of which Profes Prefes Profes
fesser Haldcman was for many years an
active member, may new be seen at Earle's
gallery, 81C Chestnut street. Professer
Haldeman'8 wide reputation, both in this
country and Europe, as a profound phil
ologist and antiquarian, renders this gift
of his portrait te the academy a source of
gratification te his numerous friends.
Escaped Frem an Officer.
Frank Treast, who was charged with an
assault and battery en Albert Hech, had
a hearing before Alderman Samson last
evening, and a prima facie case having
been made out against him, he was in
default of $500 bail committed te answer
at court. On his way te jail, when near
the corner of Duke and Orance streets.
Frank gave the slip te Constable Lentz
who had him in charge, and running for
liberty, made geed his escape.
Selling Hard Cider en Sunday.
Jehn Shell, of the Seventh ward, was
before Alderman Spurrier last evening,
charged with selling from his store en
Sunday bard cider that would make drunk
come. He was held te bail te answer at
court.
Assault and Battery.
William Winewer had a hearing before
Aleerman Spurrier last evening en com
plaints of assault and battery made
against him by Charles Keller and Charles
Geuscnhauser. He was held te bail te
answer at court.
Brass Band.
There is a band in town composed of six
Bavarians, who have been in this country
but a short time. They play en the
street aud endeavor iu that way te make a
living.
Gene teLeadville.
Win. D. and Kieffer 31. Kelly, sons of
the late Thes. D. Kelly have gene te Lead
ville, te try their fortunes in the mining
country.
- Aa Old Lady Injured.
Yesterday the mother of Mrs. Jehn
Swartz, residing at 517 East King street,
was walking along North Dnke street, be
tween Chestnut and Orange, when she fell
en the pavement, dislocating one shoulder
and fracturing au arm. She was taken te
her home in a cab, and was attended by
Dr. Yeagley. She is ever 80 years of age,
and the injuries are severe te her. The
name of the old lady is Mrs. Amy Lithew.
Accident te a Bey.
At neon te-day Geerge Lutz, aged about
12 years, son of Jehn Lutz of Maner
street, who is employed at Jacob Shirk's
tobacco warehouse en North Christian
street was seated en the top of three cases
of tobacco, eating his dinner. In attempt
ing te get down he fell, his head struck
against a step producing concussion of the
brain. Dr. Davis was sent for and the
boy. was removed te his home.
Henry Hansen's Funeral.
The funeral of Henry Munson took
place yesterday afternoon. It was attended
by Washington Legien Knights of the
Revolution and Geerge H. Themas pest
G. A. It., who were accompanied by a
durm corps. The interment was made in
the Lancaster cemetery.
Official Visit.
Our county commissioners arc at Pine
Greve, en the Octoraro, te-day, te consult
with the Chester county cammissieners
relative te seme needed repairs te the
inter county bridge at that point. They
will return via Quarry ville te-morrow.
Geed forTebocco.
The recent rains have done the ground
prepared for tobacco an immense amount
of geed. All ev?r the county the raisers
are busily engaged settiug out the plants.
which are of fine size and leek very well.
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Held fur Court.
Marge Themas, colored, was held in
bail for trial at court, by Alderman A. P.
Dennelly, te answer the charge of assault
and battery, preferred by Amy Archey,
also colored.
The Lauala.
Jehn II. Land is" s Heuse bill te prevent
and punish frauds at primary elections and
nominating conventions passed the Senate
yesterday finally.
Court.
Court nut yesterday afternoon. Seme
current business was transacted, but there
was nothing done of importance.
Dnu-c lour canary Sing ?
Then get "a bottle of Itird Hitters, which Is an
unfailing restorer et song and a cure fei all
diseases et cage binls. 11 your druggist does
net keep it. or will net get it for you, send a
postal card te the Bird Feed Company, 307
Federal street, Camden, N. .1., and they will
see that you arc supplied. Price, 25 cents.
iiiunM-Suid&w
Ardmore Cottage.
Summer visitors te Ocean Urove will net
forget that Ardmore Cottage, conducted by
Mrs. Goe. r. Key, et this city, and Mrs. Wor Wer Wor
thingten, of Trenten, Is one et the most desir
able bearding houses at this noted watering
place, and the only one, we believe, In charge
of a I.aucastcrian.
City Bill Festers.
Carsen & llenscl, city bill pesters mid dis
tributors, office Intelluikxcer building. Ne. 6
Seuth Queen street.
Consumptives gain in flesh, strength and
spirits under a daily use et Mult Bitters.
Fragrant with delicious linncr odors and
healing b-iKams Cuticura Seap.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Catarrh et the Bladder.
.Stinging, smarting, irritation et the urinary
p Usages, diseased discharges, cured by liuch
up.iiba. Druggists. Depot Jehn F. Leng &
Sens. Lancaster.
Women tint have uceu ueeliudcn for years
have been entirely cured of- female weakness
by the use of I.ydia E. Piukham's Vegetable
Compound. Send te Mrs. Lj-dia K. l'iiikliam
233 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass., ler pamph
lets. " Illy Tormented Back,"
is the exclamation et mere 1 ban one peer hard
working man and woman. De you knew, why
it aches? It is because your kidneys arc over ever
tasked and need strengthening, and your sys
tem needs te be cleansed et bad humors. Kidney-eort
is the medicine von need. "It acts
like a charm," says a well known physician.
" I never knew It te fail." Liquid or dry sold
by Druggists. JSosten Pest. mySO-lwdAw
Satisfactory.
Mrs. Wallace, llulLiIe, N. Y., writes: "I
have used Iturdet-k Meed Hitters for nervous
and bilious headaches, iitul have recommend
ed them te my lriends ; I believe them super
ior te any ether medicine I have used, aud can
recommend them te anyone requiring a cure
ler bilioiisnes." Trice $1. Fer sale at II. 11.
Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 North Queen street.
Reuefacter.
When it beard of eminent physicians mid
chemists announced tiie 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 be
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 Hitters, arc honored and
blessed by all as benefactors.
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have lour Hair rkeeji It Beautiful.
The "Londen Hair Celer Kcsterer" is the
most delightful article ever introduced te the
American people and is totally different lrem
all ether Hair Restorers, 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
tures 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
drcssiug, fragrantly perfumed, rendering it
ie!t and pliable, making it an indispensable
article in ever' toilet. Ask your druggist for
Londen Hair Celer Kcsterer. Price 75 cents a
bottle. Six bottles, $4. Main depot for the
United States, 330 North Sixth street, Philadel
phia. lnll-lvdTThAFAw
By Universal Accord,
Ayci's Cathartic Pills are the best et all purga
tives for family use. They arc the product of
long, laborious and successful chemical inves
tigation, and their extensive use by physicians
in their practice, and by all civilized nation,
proves them the best and most effectual pur
gative pill that medical science can devise.
Being purely vegetable no harm can arise
from their use. In intrinsic value and cura
tive powers no ether pills can be compared
with them, and every person, knowing their
virtues, will employ them when needed. They
keep the system In pcrlcct order, and main
tain in healthy action the whole machinery of
lite. Mild, searching and effectual, they are
especially adapted te the needs et the digestive
apparatus, derangements of which they pre
vent and cure, if timely taken. They are the
best and safest pBysic te employ for children
and weakened constitutions, where a mild but
effectual cathartic is needed. Fer sale by all
dealers.
Rese Celd and May Fever.
Being seriously troubled with Hay Fever
and Eese Celd, I (at the solicitation of a friend)
tried Ely's Cream Balm and was surprised in
obtaining almost immediate relief. I heartily
Indorse and earnestly recommend It te all sim
ilarly afflicted. W. P. Asrnius, Druggist, Met
uchen, N. J. August 20, 1870.
Fer HAY FEVEtt I recommend Ely's Cream
Balm. It entirely relieved me from the first
application; have been a sufferer ter ten years.
Going from home and neglecting te take the
remedy, I had an attack ; alter returning I
immcdiatelyresortedtelt, and found instant
relief. I believe, had I begun its use earlier,
I should net have been troubled. Have steed
heat, dust and draughts as well as during
ether months. J. Ceixyer, Clerk, 118 Bread
street, Elizabeth, N. J. Price 50 cents.
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KEW ADTJEMT1SEMXNTS'
T ANCASTER WATCHES.
ED W. J. ZAHM,
Manufacturing Jeweler, - - Zahm's Cerner, Lancaster, Pi
WE INVITE ATTENTION TO OUU LARUE STOCK OF
LANCASTER AND AMERICAN WATCHES,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLOCKS..
Solid Silrer and Silrer-Plated Ware in Spoons, Ferks, Knives, Casters, &c.
We offer te our patrons advantages which are rarely combined in one establishment, be
cause we have a complete MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT ia connection with enr retail
eusmess .ana are mamng a large part et the
Sfr .? SUSWeiw?"8' Dr,ces aml Bves ns
EDW, J.
Manufacturing Jeweler, - -
mar.M-3inilA.wn
Jacob Martzolf, of Lancaster, N. Y., bays
your Spring Blessem works well ler every
thing you recommend it ; mysvlt, wife, and
children have all used it, and you can't hnd a
healthier family in New Yerk state. October
5, 18S0. Fer sale at II. B. Cochran's Drug
Stere, 137 North Queen street, Lancaster.
A Cough, Celd or sere Threat should ee
stepped. Neglect frequently results In an In
curable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Brown's Bronchial Troches de net disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly en the inflamed parts, allaying
lritutien, give reiier in Asthma, Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Threat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subject
te. Fer thirty years Brown's Bronchial
Troches have becu recommended by physi
cians, and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant nc
for nearly an entire generation, they liave at
tained well-merited rank among the lew staple
remedies of the age. Sold at 25 cents a box
everywhere. ui8-lvdTThSAlyw
MARRIAGES.
IIaxsca-Slaymaker. At Lancaster, Pa ,
May
2-i. lesi, by Rev. .lames Y. Mitchell. D. D.. A
U-
bert A. Hanna, M. D., et Maryland, and Mary
K., daughter et the late Ames II. Haymaker,
Lancaster. it
POLITICAL
JTer County Commissiener:
FP.ANK CLARK, of Strasburg township.
Sul'ject te the choice et the Democratic coun
ty convention. 'inrti-d&wtp
ADAM S. DIETRICH, of Maner township.
Subject te the decision of the Democratic
county convention.
HENRY F. HARTMAN (Llme Burner), ei
East Lampeter township. Subject te the choice
of the Democratic county convention.
upr2-d&wtp
MARTIN HILDEBRANT, et Meuut Jey
Borough. Subject te the decision of the Dem
ocratic county convention. apl3-d&wtp
JERE MOIILEU, Ephrata. Subject te the
decision, of 1 lie Democratic county conven
tion, uprll-d&wtp
Fer County Auditor :
JOHN S. BROWN, of Drumerc township.
Subject te Democratic rules. m27-d&wtp
JOHN L. LIGHTNEB, of Leacock township.
Subicct te the decision of the Democratic
ceuntv convention. aprlS-tfd&w
JV-fc'ir AltrEKTISJiJIEXlS.
(11TY TAX NOTICE.
J The City Tax Duplicate is new In the
hands of the Treasurer. An abatement of live
per cent.
will be made for prompt payment.
WM. McCOMSEi.
Trcasurerund Receivar efTaxes.
jc2-t!d
ATTKNTION, SIR KNIGHTS.
The Sir Knights of Lancaster Command
cry. Ne. 13. will meet at their hall te-morrow
(FRIDAl levelling, at hi o'clock, te escort
tlte Cemmundery te the hall, fully equipped,
ltd U. S. G ABA, Recorder.
CiiKSTMn- Hill Iren Orb Ce. )
June 1. 1831.
NOTICE.
The annual election of directors et this
company will be held at their etlice in Colum
bia, Lancaster county, Pa., en the 17th day of
June, at 11 o'eleck, a. m.
E. F. HATFIELD, jr..
?c2-cedll8 Secretary.
PROPOSALS FOR STREET WORK.
The Street Committee of the City et Lan
caster will receive sealed proposals ter the fol
lowing work, np te THURSDAY, JUNE !, at
7)6 o'clock p. m. :
I. Forcenstiucting a live-feet sewer from
Arcn alley along Chestnut street te Water,
thence along Water street, southward, te con
nect with the present Water street sewer.
2 Fer grading North Mary street, between
James ami Frederick,
3. Fer grading West Marien street, west of
Kevin street,
4. Fer constructing a three-feet sewer en
Chestnut street, from Market alley te Water
street.
All bids te be endorsed, slating the work
bid for, audlcltin the Street Committee box
at Mayer's Oflice, or with Simen W. Raub,
Clerk et Street Committee.
Specifications and profiles en the above
work can be seen at the eflice et James O. Car
penter, City Regulator, Ne. 49 North Duke
btreet. The committee reserve the right te re
ject any erall bids.
By order of committee.
D. TREWITZ.
2td-2G Street Commisciener.
T AWNS
PERCALES.
CHINTZES, PRINTS,
New Patterns, New Celers.
NEW STOCK OF
WHITE GOODS,
in desirable Fabrics.
SILK CASHMERES, NUN'S VEILINGS
AND MOMIE CLOTHS,
in Latest Spring Shades.
Black Goods a Specialty!
BLACK SILKS,
BLACK CASHMERES,
SLACK TA3II8E,
BLACK CAMEL'S HAIR,
BLACK MOMIE CLOTHS, NUX'S VEIL
INGS, de.
Spring Hosiery and Underwear,
Fer Ladies, Gents and Children.
Try our
NEW KID GLOVES,
3-Butten, only Sl.OO, in Blacks and Celers
EVERVi'AIR GUARANTEED,
SUN SHADES, SUN UMBRELLAS,
GOSSAMER RUBBER CLOTHING.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. W. King and Prince Streets,
LANCASTER. PA.
A UKRICAN WATCHES.
goods we sell. This enables us te be sure of anal
nrst - class facilities for WATCH WORK and GEN-
ZAHM,
- Zahni's Cerner, Iancaster, Pa.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ardmore college, bath avenue.
between Beach and Central Avenues,
Ocean Greve, N. J. Heme comforts and rea
sonable terms. Cottage located near the
Ocean,
ltd llOV & WOKTHINGTON.
rjMIK KEYSTONE BAND OF 18 PIECES,
T. M. BISEB, Leader,
Is new open for ensascments. Societies and
orders going en excursion!! will find it te their
advantage te cull en ns. We only ask reason
able compensation ler enr services.
Headquarters, J. W. KELLER,
j un2-3td 20 Market Street.
AN ICE CREAM AND STRAWBERRY
Festival will be held in Roberts's Hall en
Friday and Saturday evenings, June 3 and 4,
ter the benelit or the West Mission M. E. Sun
day school. Tickets 10 cents. wl'Ich will en
title the holder te a plate et Berries or Cream.
In connectieiLTurtlc Soup Supncr from 5 te 8
o'clock rer 25 cents additional. Open all of
Saturday unrnoeii. iu31-5tdU
A STRAWBERRY AND ICE CREAM JES
tlval will be held in
HUMANE HALL,
en THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Evenings, June 2, .land 4, for the benelit of St.
Luke's Reformed Mission.
Martin's Orchestra ami the College Quartet
will be present te-night.
Admission 10 cents, which will entitle each
te a plate et berries or cream. jl-ttd
w
ILI.IAM WOHLSEN'S
PLANING MILL
AND-
SASH FACTORY,
Ne. 437 GREEN STRET,
Near Seuth Duke Street.
Having fitted up my shop with the latest im
proved Machinery. lam prepared tomanulac temanulac
tuie all kinds of MILL WORK, such as
FRAMES, DOORS. SHUTTERS, BLINDS.
SASH, MOULDINGS, &c.
Estimates furnished and satisfaction guaran
teed. WM. WOHIiSEN,
jun21wd 437 Green Street, Lancaster, Pa.
CLOTHING,
SC.
ONE PRICE
. CLOTHIEE
AJJD
MERCIAUTTALLOE
My steek of Linens and Alpaca
Goods is the most complete ever be
fore exhibited in any establishment in
this city.
My Blue Striped Marseilles Vest,
which I sell for $1, is very stylish and
is almost exclusively worn this sum
mer. - My White Marseilles Vests for 7ec,
90c, $1 and $1.25 are much cheaper
than they can be purchased for else
where. My White Duck Vests for $1.25,
$1.50, $1.75, $2 and $2.50, arc marvels'
of beauty. v
Jly Reversible Vest is white en ene
side and blue striped en the ether,
very stylish, high cut and extra long ;
really two vests in one.
My Black Alpaca coats arc made iu
the latest style, short roll and fashion
ably cut-away. Have them from $1 up.
Blue Creele Suits for $3.50 coat,
pants and vest they arc very comfort
able and cut in the latest style.
Blue Striped and Check Summer
coats I sell for 45c. If you have nover
before seen the Ulstcrctte Duster. Call
and sec it; as this is the only place it
can be seen.
Fine Gents' Furuishiug Goods. I
positively sell 25 per cent less than
any ether house iu this city.
I have ever 25 different styles of
Gauze Underwear. Hundreds of dif
ferent styles of Neck Ties. Hosiery
of every description.
The Finest ONE DOLLAR White
Shirt in the city ; purchase one for a
trial.
Doing business en the strictly one
price basis my goods are marked at
the lowest prices they possibly can be
sold for ; therefore every article is
marked id plain figures. Call and be
cenviuccd that this establishment has
the handsomest assortment of Men's.
Bey's and Children's Clothing in this
city.
AL R0SENSTE1N
37 N. Queen Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
PROPOSALS FOR STREET WORK.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Street Committee et the City of Lancaster np
te tii u auA i , j u jn k -j, jhsi. at tk o'clock p.
ler paving with Belgian
UUX
ecka of best
; portion of
quality Cape Ann tiranttc, that portion of
Jb
forth Queen street in said city
tv
between the
south Btde et Orange street and the Pennsyl
&. ElUTEi
vania railroad. Alse for macadamizing West
Lemen street between North Queen street and
the Pennsylvania railroad.
Specifications for above work can be seen at
the office of James C. Carpenter, City Itcgu Itcgu
later, at Ne. 43 North Duke street.
Bids te be addressed te the Chairman et the
Street Committee, and left at the Mayer's
Office or with Simen W. Raub, Clerk of the
Committee.
The Committee reserve the right te reject
any or all bids.
By order et the Street Committee.
DANIEL TREWITZ,
mS04je2d 8txcetCommJMlenSr. -
THIRD EDITH)!.
THURSDAY WTMXSHQ, JUOTB a, 186L
INDICATIONS.
Washington, Jane 3. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather and
local rains, with variable winds, mostly
easterly, and stationary temperature.
TO-DAY'S TOTE AT ALBANY.
Gov. CoraellDeveteplBC Increased Strength.
Albany, Jane 2. First vote iu joint
convention te-day 'for short term : Cenk,
ling 34, Jacobs 52, Wheeler 19, Rogers.
11, Cernell 21, Fenten 2. Pomcrey, 1, Ed-
ick I, relger a, Crowley I, Uradley l, Trc
maine 2, Chapman 1, Dutchcr 1, Lapham
1, Fish 1.
The joint session then proceeded te take
another vote te fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Mr. Conkling. Mr.
Cowles changed his vote from Conkling te
Cernell. The vote was as fellows :
Conkling 33, Wheeler 17, Jacobs 52, Brad
ley 1, Rogers 15, Cernell 20, Fenten 3,
balance scattering.
The following is the vote te fill the
vacancy caused by Mr. Piatt's resignation :
Fer Piatt 28, Kernan 53, Depcw 28,
Cernell 11, Lapham 8, Evarts2, Ward 3,
Felger 3, Crowley 3, Miller 9, Dutchcr 2,
Wadswerth2, Gee. B. Slean 1, J. Van-
cett 1, David Ramsey 1, and Fenten 1.
The second veto for the successor te Mr.
Piatt resulted at fellows : Fer Piatt 2S,
Depeed 30, Kernan ;52, Cernell 13, aud
the remainder scattering.
THE NATIONAL CA1UTAL.
tiartleld Cielag and Lincoln '.Coming Tlie
Redger la Commission.
Washington, June 2. President Gar
field will take a trip te Fortress Mouree,
en the United States steamship Dispatch,
leaving here tomorrow morning, and re
turning Saturday evening.
Secretary Lincoln returned te the city
last night.
A dispatch te the navy department
from Commedore Phelps, commanding
the Vallejo (Cala navy yard, says :
"The Redgcrs was pat iu commission
May 30tb. Her engine is working satisfac
torily. Werk has been completed iu all
the departments of the yard and the ship
is new ready for sea. The non-arrival of
Eastern stores and clothing will alone do de
tain her. Captain Berry will sail as seen
as the stores arrive."
CRASHING TUROUOII A KKIVCE.
Fatal Railroad Accident ou ihe IHisieurl
Pacine.
Galveston, June 2. The iVJstra has a
Fert Werth special which says that a train
en the Misseuii Pacific was wrecked yes
terday afternoon by the giving away of a
wooden bridge spanning the Trinity
river two miles north of the town,
and the engine and nine cars
leaded with coal and iron went
down. A brakeman named Roberts was
killed outright ; Henry Fitcb,fireman, bad
his leg broken, necessitating amputation,
and the engineer named McDonald re
ceived a severe shook by jumping from the
train. The recent high water is supposed
te have rendered the bridge unsafe.
MAHOHE1 MACHINE.
Meeting of the
Virginia
ventien.
Keauj aster Cen-
Richmond, Va., June 2. The Rcad
juster state convention met here te-day
and was called te order at 12:15 p. in. by
Gen. Stith Belting in the absence of Gen.
Blahene, chairman of the state central
committee, and upon his motion lien. Jehn
Paul, of Rockingham, was appointed tem
porary chairman. He made a brief but
stirring address. Committees en creden
tials and permanent organization were ap
pointed. CARDINAL MANNING'S AOVICrJ. .
The Catholic League of tne Cress anil the
Irlata Land CJuestlen,
Londen, June 2. Cardinal Manning
told a deputation of the "Catholic League
of the Cress," yesterday, that he had net
ordered the refusal of the use of club
halls for Land League meetings, but he
desired that the League of the Cress, as a
body,should net ally itself with any politi
cal movement.
NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGISLATURE.
Assembling of the Bedy that Is te Elect a
Successor te Senater Rollins.
Concord, June 2. The Legislature as
sembled at 9 o'clock this morning. The
votes for governor and council which had
been counted by the committee appointed
for the purpose were declared. The
vote for govereor was read, and Charles
H. Bell was declared elected and a recess
was taken until 12 o'clock
UOWEN AGAIN REFUSED.
The Supreme Court Declines te Hear a Re
argument or the Reading Railroad Case.
Harrisburg, June 2. The supicme
court at the opening of the session this
morning refused te grant the application
of Franklin B. Gewen ctal. for rcargu
ment of the Rcasing railroad case. Ne
reasons are assigned.
THE CLONMELL DISTURBANCE.
Reports of It Said te be Highly Exacgerated.
Londen, June 2. The dispatch from
Clonmell, yesterday, announcing the death
of a policeman and the precarious condi
tion of a number of soldiers from injuries
received in the riot there en Tuesday was
exaggerated. Ne policeman or soldiers
received dangerous injury, though scvcial
were knocked down.
Punishing Antl-Jewlsb, Rioters.
Eieff, June 2. The ringleader of the
anti'Jewish riots here has been sentenced
te three and a-half years' penal setv.
tude and the less of his civil rights. Three
of his most active accomplices have bem
sentenced te 18 months and twelve ethers
te short terms of imprisonment.
Diseased Cattle.
Londen, June 2. Nearly all the cattle
by the Allan line steamer Phoenician,
which arrived at Glasgow en the 31st from
Bosten, were found te be effected withjfoet
and mouth disease. The slaughtered car
casses will be boiled down.
Iren Works fiaraed.
Richmond, Va., June 2. Bruce &
Archer's Vulcan iron .works, this city, were
totally destroyed by fire early this morn
ing. The less in buildings, material and
machinery is estimated at $25,C0 ; insur
ance 115,000.
Tesavlus la JCrnptlen.
Naples, June 2. There is a strun
eruption of Mt. Vesuvius new going en.
That Settles It.
When the pronunciation of the name of
a state is a thing about which the general
assembly of its Legislature passes a joint
resolution, we may infer that the matter
is of importance. Arkansas is te be pro
nounced Arkansaw hereafter, net Arkan
sas. It is thus set forth in the joint reso
lution which has been signed by Governer
Churchill.
"Whereas confusion of practice lias
arisen in the pronunciation of the name
of our state, and it is deemed important
that the true pronunciation should be de
termined for use in oral official proceed
ings ; and whereas the matter has been
thoroughly investigated by the State His
terical Society, and the Eclectic Society of
Little Keck, which have agreed uprm tne
correct pronunciation as deriTed from his-
tery and the early nsae of the Aaericaa
immigrants. Be it. therefore.
"fieselced. by both houses of the Gen
eral Assembly, That the only true pro pre pro
nunciatien of the name of the state, in
the opinion of this body, is that received
by the trench word representing the
sound, and that it should be pronounced
iu iuiw ayuauics, wmi the una! s'
silent. The 'a ' in each syllable with the
Italian sound, aud the accent en the first
and last syllables, being the pronuncia
tion formerly universally and new 'still
commonly used, and that the pronuncia
tion with the accent en the second sylla
ble, with the sound of a ' in man and
the sounding of the terminal s" is an
innovation te be discouraged."
.VAKKETS.
fblladclpBl Market.
Philadelphia, June 2. Fleur firm, with
moderate trade demand; Superfine, S3 3303 73:
extra 87(84 25 ; Ohie ami Indiana fiunUy IS 73
66 23:Penna. family f323550: St. Lou!de
ue50: Minnesota Extra $3 25att 00: de
straight, ;237 55: winter patent 2507 5-;
spiingdojt3e75u.
Rye flour at$525Q590.
Wheat market linn, fair demand; Ne. 3
Western Red, i 24; Delaware, Penn'a Ked
1 2101 24 : de Amber, 1 211 23.
Cern dull and weak; steamer, 4SA52c; yel
low, 58sae ; mixed. 5ta57c.
Oats dull and weak ; Ne. l White 51c ;
? ' '! 493 wc ? Ne- 2 ',0 )Sc ; Ne. 2;
Mixed 4ic.
Rye firm at $1 08.
Previsions dull ; imss. perk S17Q17 50;
beet hum 123 (Kli?-i' no imiimi .
"beer $22 50.
B.ieen smoked shoulders, tc: salt de
;it;'c: smoked hauw ll12c; pickled aaas
'JffllOc.
Lard quiet and steady ; city kettle 11 12c ;
loose buieiiers' H!4lec; prime steam,
vll X
Butter market sluggish, weak. Increasing ;
Creamery extra Pennsylvania at 23
21c; Western, 2122c ; de geed te choice 189
2iie; Brudterd county aud New Yerk extra.
JJV
Rell dull;
Pennsylvania and Western 70
12e.
Kgg II rm and scarce
17e: Western ICe.
iree ; Pennsylvania
Chccxeeuictundstuedy ; New Yerk lull
cream lie; Western lull crevm t3tJ4e;
fair te geed, SSSKc.
Petroleum steady: refined )Us.
Whisky steady at l !.
Secdi Uoed te prlme clever, no mnrket ;
Timethy dull at $3 10tf3 II; de de Flaxseed
dull nt si ..
New Vetk Market.
yyyr ebk. June i flour State and West
ern dull, without important chanec; Superfine
StutcS 1 W'dH 73 : extra de ft OUfjA 00; choice de
T l(ir2.': tuiicyde53K73: round hoop Ohie
(5 MOjpj 00 : choice de 5 C09G7j: supcrtlne
western 4 0031 "5: common te geed ex
tra de i( (K)gjS5; choice de 5 .T0JU6 75; cheice
white wheat de. at $5 253ti 23. Southern
quiet, steady ; common t fair extra, 93 'JOQ
5 73 : KOed te rlieh-H de 3 308730.
Wheat a trifle firmer, mederntelv active ;
Ne. 2 Bed, July,l 2ail 2; de June,
$12312; de .Inly, 2I)31 2! ; de Aug,
$121121Ji:deSept., $1 2ll 21j
Cern a shath: esisler and null ; Mixed west
ern spot. 4557Je ; de future, X5tc.
Oats rather mero steady ; btute. 4VS50:
Western, UQSOe.
m
Western Grain Market.
Detroit Fleur quictat H 75550.
Wheat easier; Ne. 1 White Michigan, $1 10,
cubh: $!l(S,. un and July; 91 14A. August
and September ; Ne. a White, 1 12; Ne. 2 Bed,
1 1-.
Cern qnict : Ne. 1 Mixed 47c.
Oats dull ; Ne 2 White, 41c. asked.
Receipts Fleur. 2.00O bbls : Wheat, 47,000
bushels ; Cern, 5,0JO bushels ; Oats, 15,0m)
bushels.
Shipments Fleur, 5.MJ0 bbfe.; Wheat, 41,000
Oats. 3,000 bukhcls.
Teledo, Ohie Wheat easier; Ne. 1 White
Michigan, 9115 ; Amber de, spot, 91 l-Hl no
Ne. 2 Red Wubusn, spot and June, 91 16Jtf ;
July. $1 15J4 ; August. $1 124 ; ull the year,
$111; Ne. 3 Bed Wabash. 91 12J: rejected,
$1 03 ; Ne. 2 Ked Mixed. 91 12K.
corn dun ; High Mixed. 4ke ;
Ne.
10c;
! spot,
reject-
47c: July, 47c; Ne.
Willi
te
cd4c: damaged. :slc.
Oats dull ; Ne. 2 White. Wy.c.
At the Clese Wheat Ne. 2 Red, liHit, 9117;
June, I IVi: July, 91 13; August. 9U3J ;
ull the year. 91 13.
Receipts Wheat, 33,0U0bus ; corn, 1CO.00O bus ;
eats. 3,000 bus.
Shipments Wheat, y,000 bus; com, 21,000
bus; outs, 1,000 bus.
Live Steek Markets.
East Liberty -Cattle Receipts, he head
nothing doing ; all shipped through ; feeling
net geed.
Hogs ltcccipt, WO head; Philudelphias,
$G '-"OQC 33 : Yorkers, $3 73g5 85.
Sheen Ueceipts, 4,500 head ; selling slew at
935052A.
Chicago. Hogs Ueceipts. 23,000 head ; ship
ments, 4,MiO head; heavy et geed quality
opened active ami 3c higher; closed dull and
weaker, but steady , mixed luicking, 95lie5 85 ;
choice heavy at$5'J0S 15; light at 9 10583 ;
Cuttle Receipts, 4.1X10 head; shipments, 3,000
head ; market slew en account of unfavorable
Eastern markets : experts ut 9U 10 ; geed te
choice shipping, 93 805 se ; peer te medium,
$35 m ; I liin rough dull ; distiller' 93 405 50;
butchers' slew ; scallways, 2i3 ; geed te
choice, 3 754 7j; thin te extra grass Texas,
$3 iVl 23 : stockers and feeders, 93 50g 05.
cheep Ucceiptn, 1,400 head; shipments, 1,100
head; market strong en geed best shorn at
93 30i5 10 : peer te fair 9I4 75 ; market active
and linn.
Stock Market.
New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Stocks
also United States Bends rcierted daily by
Jacob B. I.one, N. K. Cor. Centre Square.
New Yerk Stocks.
Stocks strong.
June 2.
A. M. P. M. P X
10:00 loe 0
. Sii'.iyt
. 131 132 131AJ
VHiii 121 128
7t 7i 77
. 30'4 20 30
. 127 127i 128
.... 83 8t)i
. i32i YS.VA vail
. 2.J$ 302 29
. ma 114 iwK
. 5i 5i'4 avA
. 4- 502 50
Chicago A North Western. ...
Chicago. Mil. St. Paul
Canada Southern
C C ct 1. C -1C- 1................
Del., luck.& Western
Delaware Hudsen Canal. ...
Denver A Bie Grande
Hannibal X St. Jee
Luke Shere & Mich. Southern.
Manhattan Elevated
Michigan 'Central
Missouri, Kansat& Texas
N. V., Luke Erie & Western...
.New Jersey Central
. 102J4 HHJi 102JS
N.Y.. Ontario Western S7K 37
Ji 37 .W
New Yerk Central 150 151 151V&
Ohie A MissLssinnl - 45 45'.?
45
Pacific Blail Steamship Ce.... 88 Jf 53J$
St-Leuis & Iren Mt 0 ....
Sulre Tunnel 'Hi ...
5
81
Union Pacific 121 127V
SB
-
tv aiuisii, m. i.euis x. I'aciuc. ... ;n
" " Preferred.
Western Union Tel. Ce
W 'JVL w.
27 127 128
Philadelphia.
Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania K. U. Kt
Reading................. ')
30
stfA
62J
21
27
41
Lehigh vuiiey .- .... ...
Lehigh Navigation 4G 47
f...V.f. Uff. M. llre...... Il!lt tVM
JHIIkUU, A ILLS. Ob 1 VLVJL .. ..
Northern Central 50
Northern Pacific. j. 4t
" Preterred
Philadelphia A Erie It. U
lewaGuich Milling
44
8IJ$
UaiTEO States Uends.
P.M.
1:00
AlOyL
jjg
AM , r-
United States 4 per cents
44 5 "
" VA "
Noen (notations 01 the Grata market
Furnished by
Jaceli IS. Leng, Commission
Ureker.
Chicago.
Wheat
Cern
New Yerk.
Wheat
Cern
Julv.
tl.lOij
. -2VH
. .35
Aug. Sept.
.43 .44.S
.28-J5 .27
S1.242S M.21J
Oats
Philadelphia.
Wheat 1.22
Cern .ViJ
TSaltimere.
Wheat
Cern
Oats
.38
WANTS.
Tlf ANTED
IMMEDIATELY,
3 UOOD
VV CARRIAGE TRIMMERS.
;s. j
S.E.
Apply at
:. KAILY'S.
junl-2t
lirANTED TO PURCHASE. A
GOOD
fT secend-hand Lawn Mower. Address,
"H.," lxrELLieEscKR Office.
LODGERS WANTED. A FEW GENTXJK
1 men can be accommodated with finely
furnished and well lighted rooms in a central
part of the city by addressing "ROOMS,"
IKTELUOE3CEK OFFICE. tl
MISCELLANEOUS.
COMM UNIONSEKVICES WILL BE HELD
in Mount Eden church. Eden township,
en next Sunday morning, Jane 5, at 9j
o'clock. Sermon by Rev. J. V. tckcrt, pastor.
niiTATUES! POTATOES!
1
X Jnst received. 700 bushels of Yerk State
potatoes. Peerless and Early Rese, which I
offer at the lowest market rates. Call early If
you want potatoes at a bargain.
' OSCAR E.KRIEG,
jl-lwd Ne. 218 North Queen Street.