LANCASTEKIDA1LY INTELLIGENCER SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1881. THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY Meeting el the Investigating Committee. In response te two calls, one of which was sigued by Jake Halbach and Larry IJutns, in the interest of Jehn D. Skiles, and the ether by Sam'l Evans in the inter st of Sam Matt Fridy ct al., and both of which declared that at least twenty-five geed and true Republicans had sworn 1 that they believed frauds had been com cem mitted at the late Republican primary election of sufficient magnitude te vitiate the ticket declared by the return judges te be nominated, the investigating committee met in Grant hall this morning. The time of meeting was te have been 10 o'clock, and Sam Evaus was promptly en hand, but it was half-past ten before the Halbach party put in an appearance. Then the-deera were opened aud a score or two of politi cians were admitted. There was then some quiet consultation among members of the committee and their counsel, Hay Brown representing one party and J. V. Jehnsen the ether. All the members of the com mittee were in attendance except J. P. Albright, or Maytown, and they were sworn by Al. Shenck, notary public, te pursue the investigation " with fidel ity." Then after some further conversa tion among the members, it was unan imously agreed te adjourn until half-past 1 o'clock this afternoon, as II. M. North, one of Fridy's counsel, was engaged in court. The committee had very little te say about the matter of investigation, but aineug outsiders there was a general cxpicssien of opinion that the trouble would be "fixed up" and the ticket be permitted te remain as announced that any thoieugh investigation would show about as much fraud en one side as en the ether, and the Kcpnblicau party would lie disgraced by its exposition. Afternoon Session . The committee reassembled at 1:30 o'clock. President F. B. Musselman, chairman, Strasburg ; Sam'l Evans, secre tary, 2d ward, Columbia ; Jacob Halbach, 2d ward, city ; W. S. Burns, 7th ward, city ; Gee. A. Wallace, East Earl ; J. P. Albright, Maytown ; II. II. Kurtz, Con Cen Con I'stega. On motion of Sjuire Evans the commit tee retired for consultation into one of the ante-rooms, aud after a brief absence re turned ; whetcupeu Squhe Evans stated that the committee had unanimously agreed te adjourn aud re assemble en Monday the 13th instant, if the president of the committee shall deem the meeting necessary, in which case he shall give notice of the meeting in the news papers. It was understood in committee that if the chairman dees neL call them together en the 13th that the committee die, aud it is ireneraHy believed the chair man will no call them together. New Helland and Vicinity. Clarien. Levi Weilcr, a well-known and highly esteemed citizen of East Earl township, died at his residence, near Fairvillc, last Tuesday, after a lingering illness of ever two years, caused by paralysis. William Wcller, a prominent citizen of Hinklctewn, died suddenly en Thursday morning about 10 o'clock, of consumption. He arose in the merniii" but immediately fell ever and expired, lie was 42, unmar ried aud eccentric. He would never take off his hat te cat aud died with it en. Bishop Weaver, of the Weaverland Mciinonite church, having became tee in firm te attend te all the duties of his Hike, the members of the congregation have elected Ucv. Jonas Martin, of East Earl, in his stead. The New Helland national bauk will be opened temporarily in the Stycr house ; but will begin at once the erection of a two story brick structure, 27 feet front and 33 feet in depth. It will have a well securcd vault and 78 iron deposit boxes. Admitted te the Star. Upen the recommendation of the exam ining committee and the motion of D. G. Eshleman, esq., his preceptor, in court .this morning, Harry Carpenter was ad " milted te practice law in the several courts of this county. Mr. Carpenter is a son of the late Wm. Carpenter, the well-known scrivener and a brother of Albert Carpen ter, deceased, who was also a member of the Lancaster bar. Harry is one of the brightest and most popular young gentle men of this city; he was a diligent and careful student and passed a highly cred itable examination. Inheriting an apti tude for his profession, his training, his habits and his admirable social qualities are the basis of well assured success. Knocked Deun by a Cew. Yesterday Jehn Weaver, of Chickies Furnace, drove ever te Mount Jey, having a young cow tied behind his wagon. In crossing the railroad the cow became frightened at the cars, broke the rope with which she was tied and ran off. Mr Weaver attempted te head her off. but she rushed at him, knocked him down, but fortunately did net gore him. She ran at several ether persons en the street and for a time created quite a panic among the people. They Find it te Have ltcen Accidental. The jury empanelled a few days age by the coroner, te iuquire into the cause of the death of Henry Munscn, met hist evening. The jury, by their verdict, found that he came te his death "by removing a revolver from his vest pocket, and catch ing it in his watch chain, which caused the discharge of the pistol. The ball en tered his brain and caused his death ac cidentally." Memerial Services. Sunday school memorial services will be held in St. Paul's M. 13. church te-morrow. The Sunday school will meet at 1) o'clock, and the memorial sermon will be preached at 10:30 by the pastor, llev. A. J. Celtnn, being" " Our Resurrection Bedy." The church is handsomely deco rated with evergrceus and flowers. Thcie will be a sermon, also, at 7:4.1 p. m., the subject being " Angels." A Heugh Country. Ex Sheriff Ames Greff and Jehn Sides went down iute the Blue Grass region of Kentucky te buy some horses. During their stay in Cynthiana they saw an alter cation at a saloon, in which one of tire parties shot the ether in the breast, and after he had fallen into the gutter his as sailant emptied the ether barrel of his shot-gun into his face, blowing off half his head. The Peer Directors. The regular monthly meeting of the beard of peer directors was held this morn ing. A number of bills were approved and some ether business of miner importance was transacted. The following resolution was passed : " Resolved, that from and after this date, no person except these in authority, aud these having relatives shall be permitted te visit the insane asylum." Cat 'With a Chisel. Te day Wm. Richardson cut Wm. P. Werth with a chisel aud the latter made complaint before Alderman Samson, charging him with felonious assault aud battery. llerses Shipped. Bedeuheiiner & Sendheiracr and Wm. Fiss each shipped a carload of horses te New Yerk today. Many of them were very fine. ' Ticket Agent Appointed. Samuel M. Berntheisel has been ap pointed ticket agent at Cerdelia station, en the Reading & Columbia railroad. COLUMBIA NEWS. OCR REGULAR CORRESPONUENCK. Excursion tickets te Lancaster en Whit Monday at 48 cents. The Columbia fire company held its reg ular monthly meeting last evening. Mr. Sterling Smith is visiting at Phila delphia. Anether wonderful clock is en exhibition here. Jack Ilenry.the JEwmtncrcorrespendeut, is visiting at Philadelphia. Rebert E. Haldeman, of Columbus, O., is visiting friends in town. Ex-Justice of the Peace Samuel Evans, has been appointed a notary public for Columbia. Rev. E. J. Wolfe, D. D., of Gettysburg theological seminary, will officiate te morrow morning and evening in theE. E. Lutheran church. The picnic at Heise's weeds, en Whit Monday of Chiquesalunga Tribe Ne.39, I. O. R. Si., premises te be a very successful affair. Rt. Rev. J. F. Shanahan, bishop of the Harrisburg diocese, will administer the sacrament of confirmation in St. Peter's Catholic church te-morrow evening. About one hundred persons will be con firmed and services will commence with solemn vespers at seven o'clock. Supt. B. G. Ames, has issued the fol lowing notice : "All persons intending te apply for positions as teachers in the pub lic schools of Columbia, and net already legally qualified, are requested te meet re examination in the high school building, en Thursday, theOth inst.,.at 9 o'clock a. m. Come provided with pencils and paper ayd be promptly en time." A German tramp who was stealing a ride en the fi eight train drawn by en gine Ne. 188 en Thursday night, had both legs broken just cast of Bryu Mawr. He was sitting en a bumper with his feet resting en the opposite bumper when the coupling slacked. His legs were wedged in at full length between the cars, aud as his knees did net bend the pressure was downwards and the bones of both legs just above the knee joint were broken as aforesaid. Justice Frank's decision in the suit growing out of the Decoration day riot and the subsequent actions of police offi cers and deputies, new pending before him, is that the parties te it may settle it or allow it te go te court, just as they please ; if net settled he will be compelled te take bail for their appearance at court. He continued the case te this date merely te give them an opportunity te make a set tlemeu. Apropos of the case of the persons charged with assault and battery and car rying "concealed", deadly weapons the out-cemo of the Decoration day affray preferred by several Tew Hill darkeys, the Sjnsays: "Next week, if we can have it prepared in time, we propose te publish an outline of the rights aud duties of con stables and police officers, with the sana sana teon and endorsement of high, legal or judicial authority, se that wherever the Spy is read, the efficials,aswcIl as the pub lie, may be fully instructed therein." A summary of the rights and duties of the constabulary cannot fail te be valuable, and it would be well for the borough offi cers te thoroughly acquaint themselves with their duty and knew exactly hew far te go and where te step. Itey Drowned. Samuel Swamer, aged about thirteen years, a son of Charles A. Swamer, au em pleyee in the Denegal lurnacc, was drowned in the Pennsylvania canal near Denegal furnace at about lour o'clock yesterday afternoon. It is supposed that while try ing te fish out a piece of weed or block he overbalanced himself aud fell from the wharf iute the water. A grown-up brother jumped iu and tried te rescue him, but en account et the heaviness of his shoes they being iron bound, the brother being a fur nace employee he was compelled te desist as he could net. keep himself te the surface of the water. Yeung Swamcr's body was recovered before being in the water any time, but all efforts at resuscitation were unavailing. Deputy Corener Jehn A. Frank empaneled a jury and held an in quest, the verdict being accidental drown ing. Illrthriay Party. Yesterday was the 3Gth anniversary of Henry Wolf, furniture dealer, and last evening the event was celebrated by the gathering together of a number of his menus at his residence, .Ne. 13i East King street. Many congratulations and geed wishes were extended ; there was some very fine music rendered, both vocal and instrumental, and the guests were regaled by a bounteous set-out. Rerore Alderman A. I'. Ilennutl'. Last evening Wm.ll. Phillips and Wm. Gilgore, who were in the row at Kirchcr's hotel, en East King street, en Decoration pay, had a hearing ou the charge of as sault and battery of Peter Stratton. They were discharged for want of evidence Ed. Rogers was held iu bail for court te answer the charge of assault and battery en Celia Faulkner. serenade. Last evening Milten M. Seurbccr and wife, of Safe Harber, were tendered a ser enade by Clemmcns's City cornet band at the Cooper house, this city, where they stepped en their way home from Scranton, whither Sir Knight Seurbccr accompanied the Lancaster Cemmandcry of Knights lemplar. Run n was'. A man named Feglc,rcsiding near Stras burg started te drive te this city this morning. His horse frightened, tore the harness and ran away. Fegle was thrown from the buggy aud badly cut about the face. Tobacco Purchase Philii) Lebzcltcr has nmv.lin.sed. en nri- vate terms, the entire tobacco crop of Jehn bliclly, consisting or 27 acres, grown en an island in the Susquehanna, opposite Middlctewn. Uent lour Canary Sine 1 Then get a bottle of Uird Bittern, which is an unfailing restorer et song ami a euro fei all diseases of cage birds. It your" druggist does net keep it, or will net gel it for you, send a postal curd te the Itird Feed Company, 307 Federal street, Camden, N. J., and they will see that you arc supplied. Price, 25 cents. mar2:!-:tind&w City Kill Pesters. Carsen & llcnsel, city bill pesters aud dis tributors, eflicc Intelligencer building. Ne. C Seuth Queen street. Restore, refresh and bcaHtlfy the kln with Cuticura Medicinal Toilet Seap. Clergymen, lawyers and authors find Malt Bitters a pure ami safe Invigerant. SPECIAL KOTJVKH. Brain and Nerve. Wells' Health Renewer, greatest remedy en earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility, &c $l,at druggist. Depot Jehn F. Leng, neus, Lancaster. Women that have eeeu ueunuden for years have been entirely cured or female weakness by the use of Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Send te Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham 233 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass., for pamph lets. " My Tormented Hack," is the exclamation et mere than one peer basil working man and woman. De yen knew why it aches? It Is because yeurkldncysarc over ever tasked aud need strengthening, and your sys tem needs te be cleansed et bail humors. Kidney-eoit is the medicine you need. "It acts like a charm," bays a well known physician. "I never knew it te fall." Liquid or dry sold by Druggists. if osten rest. my30-lwd& w Satisfactory. Mrs.. Wallace, Bnffale, N. T., writes: "I have used Burdock Bleed Bitters for nervous aad bilious headaches, and have recommend ed them te my friends ; I believe them super ior te any ether medicine I have used, and can recommend tliem te anyone requiring a core ter biliousness." Price $1. Fer sale at H. B. Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 North Queen street. Benefactors. When a beanl: of eminent physicians and chemists announced the discovery thai 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 Bitters, are honored and blessed by all as benefactors. mylC-2wdw Itching Plica Symptoms and Cnre. The symptoms are moisture, like perspira tien, intense Itching, Increased by scratching, very distressing, particularly at night, as if pin worms were crawling In and about the rectum ; the private party are sometimes af fected ; it allowed te continue very serious re sults may fellow. Dr. Swayne's'AU-Healing Ointment is a pleasant sure cure. Alse for tetter, itch, salt rhcntii, scald head, Erysipelas, barber's itch, blefchcs, all scaly, crusty, cuta cuta neous eruptions. Price, 50 cents, three boxes for $123. Sent by mail te any address en re ceipt of price In currency or three cent post pest gc stamps. Prepared only by Dr. Swayne X Sen, XiO North Sixth street. Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by all prominent druggists. marlMyMwS&W Rese Celd and Hay Fever. Being seriously troubled with Hay Fever and Hese Celd, I (atthc solicitation of a friend) tried Ely's Cream Balm and was surprised in obtaining almost immediate relict. I heartily indorse and earnestly recommend it te all sim ilarly afflicted. W. P. Axnitca, Druggist, Met uclieu, N. J. August 0, 1870. Fer HAY FEVER I recommend Ely's Cream Balm. It entirely relieved me' from the first application; have been a sufferer ler ten years. Going from home and neglecting te take the remedy, I had an attack; alter returning I immediately resorted te it, and leund instant relief. I believe, had 1 begun its ue earlier," 1 should net have been troubled. Have steed heat, dust and draughts as well us during ether months. .). Cellvkk, Clerk, 118 Bread street, Elizabeth, N. J. Price 50 cents. je 1 2wd&w Mothers! mothers:! Mothers! i: Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick rhild.suffcring and crying with the excruciating pain et cutting teeth ? If se, go at once and get a bottle of BIBS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYBUP. It will re lieve the peer little sufferer Immediately de pend upon it; there is no mistake about it. There is net a mother en eaith who has ever used it, who will net tell you at once that it will regulate the bowels, ami give rest te the mother, and relief mid health te the child, operating like magic. It is perfectly safe te use in all cases, mid pleasant te the taste, and is the prescription et one et the eldest and best female physician and nurses In the United States. Sold everywhere ; 25 cents a bottle. marHvdftwM.W&S " Jacob Martzolf, et Lancaster, N. Y., says your Spring Blessem weiks well ler every thing you recommend it ; myself, wife, and children have all used it, and you can't nnd a healthier family in New Yerk state October 5, 1SS0. Fer sale at H. 11. Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 Ntir.h Queen direct, Lancaster. A Cough, Celd or sere Threat should ue 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 irvitatieu, give relief 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 been recommended by physi cians, ami always give perfect satisfaction. Having been tested by wide and constant use for nearly an entire generation, they have at tained well-merited rank among the tew staple remedies of I lie tige. Sold at 23 cents a box everywhere. mS-lvdTTli&SAlyw 1WATHS. Wit. In this city, en the 3d Inst., Matthew West, in the f7th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited te attend the funerul, trem the residence of ids sister, Mrs. Kocnge Kecnge ter, 601 Marien street, en Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services at St. Stephen's church. Interment at Zlen's cemetery. ltd Mtrssun. In ltarl township, en the 3d Inst., Henry Musser, In the 81st year et his age. The relatives and friends et the family are respectfully Invited te attend the luneral, from his late residence, Earl township, en Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Services at. UrefTsdalc church :it 10 o'clock. Interment at Ureffsdalc cemetery. ltd Fteav. In this city, en the 2d In-t., Mr. Mary K. Flery. in the 83d year et her age. The relatives aud lrieuds of the family are respectfully invited te attend the. luneral, Irem her late residence. Ne. 19 Seuth Mary street, en Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. In terment, at Woodward Hill cemetery. JTOLITIVAIj. Fer County Commissiener: FP.ANK CLARK, of Strasburg township. Subject te the choice et the Democratic coun ty convention. liuli-d&wtp ADAMS. DIETRICH, of Maner township. Subject te the decision of the Democratic county convention. IIKNKY F. IIAUTMAN (f.imu Burner), of East Lampeter township. Subjccttothechelco of the Democratic county convention. nprJ-d&wtp MARTIN HlLDEBKANi", or Mount. Jey Borough. Subject te the decision of the Dem ocratic county convention. apl3-d&wtp J ERE MOIILEU, Enhrala. Subject te the decision of the Democratic county conven tion, aprll-d&wtp l?or County Auditer: JOHN S. BROWN, of Driimerc township. Subject te Democratic rules. ui27-d wtp JOHN L. LIUIITNER, of Lraceck township. Subject, te the decision of the Democratic ceuntv convention. uprls-tfd&w XHIV sIltrjHlTISHJHILltT, OPKN1NU TO-NIGHT AT ZAEPPEL'S. Italian String Band. Latest Operatic Se lections. Best Beer en tap. ltd S.JS. ANGLE PENN SQUARE. WAGONS. FOB SALE CHEAP ONlS Deuble and one Single Platform Six Spring Wagen.- Call and examine ..at Spren ger's Bottling Works,' Ne. 31 Seuth Lime street, Lancaster, Pa. ltd PPOPOSALS WILL UK RECEIVED AT SI. Jeseph's Parsonage until JUNE 15. 1881, for the erection et St. Jeseph's Parochial Scheel and an adjoining residence. Drawings and specifications can be seen at St. Jeseph's parsonage. j3-lwdR VISITORS TO LANCASTER ON WHIT MONDAY are respectfully invited te call and examine my stock of Hats and Gents' Furnishing Goods, Notions, Sun and ether Umbrellas, AC, which will be sold cheap for cash. HENRY BKCHTOLD, ltd - Ne. 52 North Queen Street. (the: REWARD FOR A LOST POINTER tlbt) deg answering'the following descrip tion : Brown spotted with head and back en tirely brown, legs and belly spotted, tips of tees et one hind feet cut oil", tail cut, aud In color is half brown and half white. The abcTO reward will be paid te the person who returns the deg te WM. RKSIf, Ne. 334 N. Mulberry Street, ltd Or Black Herse Hetel, A STRAWBERRY AND ICE CREAM rES tival will be held In HUMANE ZTALL, This (SATURDAY) Evening, ler the benellt of St. Luke's Ketermed Mission; Musie by the Brass Band. Admission 10 cents, which will entitle each te a plate et berries or cream. jl-4td XTUTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE il partnership lately existing between Jacob F. Bender and Jehn W. Helman, under the lirm name of Bender X Helman, Is this fourth day et June. A. D. 1881, dissolved mu tual consent by the retirement of Jacob F. Bender. All debts owing te the said partnership will be paid by Jehn W. Helman j and all debts due te the said partnership arc te be paid te him. The business will be continued at the same place by Jehn W. Helman. ' . JACOB F. BENDER. JOHN W. HOLMAN. JOmt 4,1831. jei-7td MKW ADTXMX1SKMXSTS- pi rvXER, BOWKKS HURST! Ne. 25 EAST GENTLEMEN: IP YOU WANT A FINE DRESS SUIT Give us a call and examine our Stock and learn our prices. If you want a geed BUSINESS SUIT that will give you satisfaction give us a caU. In fact any article of CLOTHING you are In want et give us a call and see what we have te show you. Yeu will find our prices te be as low as the very lowest, with the same qualities et goods. WE ALWAYS KEEP A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Men's White Dress Shirts, Gauze Undershirts and Drawers, Hosiery,, Gloves, Neckwear, &c. We also guarantee te sell you the Best Gossamer latepef Coats, Eats & Legps ever made. We have them la all sizes and guarantee every one we sell. Please cull and ex amine them. Prices as low as the lowest. :e:- GIVLER, BOWERS & HURST, 25 EAST KING STREET, L ANCASTER WATCHES. EDW. J. Manufacturing Jeweler,' WE INVITE ATTENTION TO OUR LARGE STOCK OF LANCASTER AND AMERICAN WATCHES, FRENCH AND AMERICAN OLOOKS. Solid Silver aad SUrcr-Plated Ware In Spurns, Ferks, Kaires, Casters, JLc We efTer te our patrons advantages which are rarely combined in one establishment, be cause we have a complete MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT in connection with our retail business ,and arc making a large part et the goods we sell. This enables us te be sure of qual ity, te sell at the lewesUpriccs, and gives us tlrst-class facilities for WATCH WORK and GEN ERAL KEPAIIUNU. EDW. J. ZAHM, Manufacturing Jeweler, - - Zahm's Cemer, Lancaster, Pa. mar24-3mdftwR CAJUUAOXB, THE OLD COR. DUKE AND VINE NORBECK & MILEY, Practical Carriage Builders, take this opportunity of calling the attention et the public te their Unrivalled Stock of Ve hicles, including every variety new in use. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. Don't put it off till Spring. when trade Is brisk, customers arc plenty, and orders are giveu that cannot be filled. FANCY BUSINESS WAGONS, wltli the the most artistic painting, made en short notice, and satisfaction guaranteed. The best In the market. Repairing promptly attended te. Remember ourMetto : "OUR WORK SUSTAINS OUR WORD," and remember the place, CORNER OP SOUTH DUKE AND VINE STREETS. NEW AJtrXKTISEMXNTS. MR. E . C. KIUKSECltKK, PIANO TUNElt; Is new in this city. Orders left at SllUElNEU'S MUSIC STORK. Ne. 36 North Queen street, will receive prompt attention. ltd BARUAIN8I BARGAINS IN ALL KIN1JS et Furniture. Upholstering, Redding and Heuse Furnishing Goods at HOPE MEIER'S. Mi Immense stock, geed, cheap and reliable, at Ne. 36 East King street, ltd STRAWBERRY AND ICE CREAM FESTI- O val, te lie held at ODD FELLOWS' HALL, for the benefit of FULTON HOME, commenc ing JUNE 8 and ending SATURDAY, JUNE 11. Tickets will entitle the bearer ten platoef cream. je3-lwd flMIE FOURTH ANNUAL PICNIC OF X TATLOR'S ORCHESTRA will be held at Tell's Haln en WHIT-MONDAY, JUNE C. 1881. Omnibuses will leave Centre Square and Knapp's Saleen at all hours et the day. Ladles and gentlemen are re spectfully invited te attend. Ne improper characters allowed en the ground. Std-W AS rM THE TAXPAYERS. I The Treasurer havlnc afforded all possible facilities thanks the taxpayers for tbe prompt ness witn wnicu incy came ierwaru anu paiu the largest amount et Water Rents ever re: eeived te the same date. It is hoped the same nremntness will be observed In the navinent of City Tax, new payable, and fire per cent. Mieweu ler prompt payment. WM. MeCOMSET. I l-tfd Treasurer and Receiver of Taxes. AN ICE CREAM AND STRAWBERRY Festival will be held in Roberts's Hall en Friday and Saturday evenings, .Tune 3 and 4, far the benefit of the West Mission M. E. Sun day school. Tickets 10 cents, which will en title the holder te a plate et Berries or Cream. In connection Turtle Soun Sunner trem 5 te 8 o'clock for 25 cents additional. Open all or Saturday afternoon. m31-5tdR PUBLIC SALK OF CANADA HORSES. On MONDAY. JUNE 6. 1881. will b sold at public sale, at J. D. Denlinger's Merrlmac Meuse, lia Kenn prince street, Lancaster ciiy. Pa.. the tollewlinr. te wit: Sixteen head of Choice Heavy Canada llerses. Some et them heavv draft and some drivers, and must be in all respects as represented by the undersigned or no sale. A credit of 60 days will be given. Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p. m. en said day, when attendance will be given by Saii'l Hkss 4 Sex, Ancts. ltd fLOTHINO, C. THAT SPECIAL ALL WOOL 810 SUIT that you have beard se much about is nearly all sold, but we have replaced it with a patters, just as geed, and we think ourselves fertmate In getting it. There are a tew who like it better than the ether. Our regular stock begins with Suits at $10, and contains all the finer grades up .te t3. We have Just as many low priced Suits as yen Want, but we recommend the better grades. Although we were out of the sizes' et some kinds of STRAW HATS in the early part et the week.lt is net se new. Fer if yea wear the very largest or the very nudlest, we ltave them ler you, and the prices are se low yen will net object. WILLIAMSON & FOSTER, ONE-PRICE HOUSE, 36-38 BAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PA. STVXKB, BOWERS HURST! KING STREET. LANCASTER, PA. A UER1CAN WATCHES. ZAJEINL, Zahm's Cerner, Lancaster, Pa. PHAETONS, r. CORNER, STSM LANCASTER, PA. MEW AJtrMMTlMSJUCXTa. FIRST GRAND PICNIC OF THE SEASON will be held at the Green Cottage en WHIT-MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1881. Music by Stoy's Orchestra. ltd A MER1CAN CATHEDRAL STRIKE FIFTEEN DAT CLOCKS. FRENCH MARBLE GONG STRIKE CLOCKS. AUtiUSTUS RHOADS, Jeweler. SO East King Street, Lancaster, 1 a. flARPETM. tiOAIi, c. PHILIP SCHUM, SON & 0.f MANUFACTORY,' Ne. ISO SOUTH WATER STREET, Lahcastsb, Pa., - Well-known Manufacturers of Genuine LANCASTER QUILTS, COUNTERPANES. COVERLETS, 1SLANKETS, CARPETS. CARPET CHAIN, STOCKING YARN, Ac. CUSTOM RAG CARPETS A SPECIALTY. LANCASTER FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT. Dress Goods Dyed either in the piece or in Garments; olse.all kinds of silks. Ribbons, Feathers and Woolen Goods Dyed. Gen Uemen's Coats, Overcoats, Pants, Vests, Ac. Dyed or Scoured; also. Indigo Blue Dycinp done. All orders or goods lclt with us will recelvt recelvt prempt attention. CASH PAID FOR SEWED CARPET RAGS. COAL. COAL. Ceal et the best quality put up expressly f or family use, and at the lowest market rates. TRY A SAMPLE TON. YARD ISO iOUTil WATER STREET. l- lvdRSl PHILIP SCHUM. SON A CO N EXT DOOR TO THE COURT HOUr. FAHNESTOCK! Large additional Cheap Lets of Goods open ed this week in every department, te which we invite the particular attention et persons in want et Seasonable Dress Goods OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT LOW PRICES. LAWNS, GINGHAMS, WHITE GOODS, ALSO HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, SKIRTS, ALSO Parasols, Sm UmMs, Largest Stock we have ever opened. LOW PRICES. FAHNESTOCK'S, Next Doer te Court Heum, THIRD EDITIOIT. SATURDAY EVXNINQ. JUNE 4,1881. WEATHER INDICATIONS. Washington, Jane 4. Fer the Middle Atlantic states, light rain followed by clearing weather, northeast backing te northwest winds, stationary or higher tem perature, higher barometer. RIOT IN CORK. Farther Disturbances aad Arrests la Dis tracted Ireland. Londen, June 4. A serious riot oc curred at Cerk last evening. Houses in two streets were completely wrecked. James Manniz and his son, the latter secretary of the Michelstewn branch of the Land League, have been ar rested under tbe coercion act, charged with inciting te riot. A large party of military went te Michelstewn te day te aid in evictions. Five persons have been arrested near Killarney for attacking a house and cutting off the tenant's ear. Londen, June 4. The United Service Qezette says it is probable that the ferce of Coldstream Guards in Dublin will be augmented te a brigade. Mr. O'Mahoney, a prominent member of the Ballydehob Land League, has been arrested under the coercion act. In spite of a large ferce of -armed constabulary the people twice succeeded in rescuing Mr. O'Maheney. When finally he was captured, a portion of the mob had started te endeavor te intercept his escort at Skibbereen, county Cerk. PAIRING OFF. a Very Slim Ballet at Albany. Albany, June 4. First ballet for the short term : Jacobs 31, Conkling 29, Wheeler 13, Cernell 18, Rogers 13, Brad ley 1, Crowley 2, Laphatn 4. A number of pairs were announced. The following is the result of the first vote te-day for a successor te Thes. C. Piatt: Kernan 31, Piatt 26, Depew 'S3, Cernell 8, Lapham 2, Crowley 3. Felger 3, Dutcher 2, Miller 8, Tremainc 3, Vau Cott 1, Wheeler 1, Fenten 1. The following were the changes : Feu her. from Cernell te Fenten ; Helt from Tremaine te Cernell ; Sheeby from Cernell te Trcnaine; Yeung from Lapham te Tremaine. There was no choice. Beth branches of the Legislature have adjourned until Monday. New Yerk, June 4. Ex-Senater Piatt left the Fifth Avenue hotel this morning and went down town te attend te his busi ness, while ex-Senater Conkling remained in the hotel and denied himself all visitors while attending te some private matters. TIMER'S SHOES. They are Waiting for Somebody te Step Inte Them. Washington, D. C, June 4. Inquiry concerning the rumored appointment of a successor for First Assistant Postmaster General Tyncr results in ascertaining from the highest official sources that no change has yet been ordered. It is true, however, as heretofore stated, that General Tyner's resignation has been at the disposal of the president for seme time and that in fact it was tendered by General Tyner in accordance with the usual custom almost immediately after the present administration came into power. The resignation has net yet been accepted. It is rumored, however, that it will be accepted at an early day, and tjpit ex-Senater Spencer will probably be ap pointed te fill the vacancy if ene be thus created. THE STAR ROUTE FRAUDS. Denying That Blaine Is Implicated In the Rascally Business. Washington, June 4. The representa tives of the attorney general and of the postmaster general new and heretofore in charge of the star contract investigation emphatically disciedit the published rumors that Secretary Blaine has been im plicated iu the matters referred te, and that in the interests of himself or of im plicated friends he has endeavored te step or impede the investigation. The committee of investigation and their superior officers unite in denouncing all such reports as utterly groundless, and say that, en the contrary, Mr. Blaine has from the very first encour aged the investigation most heartily, and has constantly taken the ground that it should be prosecuted te the utmost. THE KNIFE. A Quarrel that ulll Result Fatally. New Yerk, June 4. Dan'l Cearns, of England, a fireman en the steamer Califor nia of the Ancher line, had a dispute with Themas Griffin, a fireman en one of the steamers of the Savannah Hue, last night, iu regard te the steamship firemen's strike, in the course of which Griffin drew a knife and stabbed Cearns, inflicting what is thought will prove a fatal wound. G tiffin was arrested and in court te-day was com mitted te await the result of Cearns' wound. fRANK HART IN TROUBLE. The Colored Pedestrian Charged Willi Xtacfi. Londen, June 4. At the Marlborough street pelice court te-day Frank llait, the American pedestrian, was charged with assaulting a woman and stealing 25 shill ings from her. He was committed for trial at the Middlesex court of sessions. Bail was fixed iu the case with two sure ties in four pounds each. A Terrible Punishment. Teiiekan, June 4. Jellil AghaMukri, the principal instigator of the Miamleab massacre during the Kurdish invasion of Persia, was blown from the mouth of a cannon at Tabrees te-day. Th End of the Plague. Constantinople, June 4. The Perte has received dispatches from Mesopotamia declaring that the plague, has ceased. MAJUCJSTH. Hew Vara Market. Nfw Yerk, June 4. Kleur State ami West ern in buycra' favor, with light expert and home trade demand ; Superfine State at $4 ue4 CO; extra de $4 GUgii 10; choice de 5 10525: fancy de $5200075: round hoop Ohie Si 755S0: choice de 5 609675; superfine western S4 . 0004 CO; common te koe.1 ex tra de f 6 OOgS'25 ; choice de SG 3O0i 7. ; choice white wheat de, at 15 3506 23. Southern flrreand quiet ; common te fair extra, $5 'JuJ 5 75 : geed te cnelee de S5 8007 50. Wheat heavy and prices c lower; Ne. 2 Red, June, $1 201 24; de July, $1230124 1-1C; tte Aug, 91 3)41 10; ! 3ept.,$l 20. Cern shade lower and dull: Mixed west ern spot, 45056c ; de future, 555.Ve. Oats a shade easier ; State, W,'tff ; Western, 4450c. Philadelphia Market. " Philadelphia, June 4. Fleur-market quiet and firmly held; clear springs and geed winter families scarce ; Super dne, 93 2503 75: extra93 8704 25; Ohie and Indiana family 95 75 06 25; Penna. family 95 2505 50 ; St. Leuis de 9C 0006 00; Minnesota Extra 95 2536 00: de straight, 96 0308 37 ; winter patent 96 2507 2' ; spring de 96 5007 50. Rye flour at95255 50. Wheat easier; Ne. 2 Western Red, 91 22..; Delaware, Penn'a Red 91 2101 iii ; de Amber, 91 2201 23. Cern dull and irregular; rejected, 20k24c; steamer, 50052c; yellow, 57057c ; mixeit, 55 56c. Oats dull and lower;- Ne. 1 While 50c; Ne. 2, de 48c ; Ne. 3, de 4604Cc ; Ne. 2, Mixed 44045c. Rye steady at 91 0601 07. Previsions dull; mew, perk $17 00317 50; beet bams, 923 00025 UO; Indian ni.t beef 922 50. nt , Bacen smoked shoulders, 0e; salt de G6j4c; smoked hams 11012c; pickled vuir- 1Hi!araP"qult and steady; city kettle I lc: loose Duusners-a ! t i. - -i intter slew of sale and weak ; low grade .v : tCrenniprv Artm tnn.i.i.-n..t.. aaa &!i.: Kn! esej de geed te choice 170 sic' teu; w5&riy una ew ,erK extM- ,J?IIs ,luU ; Pcnny'vanla and Western 70 ivnnil 2;7W1.' Petroleum nnn ; refined 7)lc Whisky at le;. Seeds ticed te prime Clever, no market -Timethy dull at ! I0ff3tt; de de flaxseed neglected at 91 2. Lin Stock Marki Chicago. Hogs Receipts. 28,000 bead; ship ments. 47,000 head; quality and demand geed, but prices 5l0j lower; market closed weak, with some stock unsold ; mixed packing at $5 4005 70 : light bacon, 95 605 73 , light York ers. $5 10530: choiee heavy packing and ship ping, 590JSfi 10. Cattle Receipts, 7,000 head; shipments, 4,700 head ; market weak and prices a shade lewer: demand lair, best grades strong; experts, 9590 C 10 : geed te choice shipping. 95 7015 99 ; common te fair. $505 45 : distillery, 95 3005 C ; wintered Texans. 94 5005; grass Texan in very full supply, but slew; peer te choice, 93 4; butchers' steady at 925004 75; Inferior old cows and mixed neglected ; steckcrs aad feeders dull, weak and lewerat $3 705. fcheep Receipts, 1.S00 head ; market dull and weak, ever supplied with peer stock ; peer te choice shorn natives, 91200520. stock .it ar set. New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Stocks also Unltftl States lleml.t reported daily by J Aeen 18. I.one, N. E. Cor. Centre Square. Niw Yerk Stocks. Stocks strong. .nne4. a. w. v. m. r.n 10-.U0 1:00 3:00 l!i 12 129 12SJi 127 1275 77U -i'l 75i Chicago. North Western.. Chicago. Mil. X St. Paul ... Canada Southern V t. JC 1. Vf. 1.. lb.... ...... -V -SV4 -a-ii uvkfjwK.A .vui-rii. ... t.; "vi -" Delu ware X Hudsen Canal 111 Oenver X Rie U ninth- lwyj 110 111 Hannibal A St. Jee f 81 Kirm firm anil scarce ; Penn.svlr.uibi 1S1SKc; W..te. --.y. ' rMWylT,Ultt Cheese dull ; New Yerk tail cream. 10U J)ller i!t4ttrii full rwm i'On. .i.. r'it. v.4i,.., ,au uur Lake snore Alien. Southern.. I.TSM 131? l; Manhattan KievateiL 2"4 2S 2SJi Michigan Central H2i 112 lll'x Missouri. Kansasft Texas :&'. 50 50? N. Y Lake Erie & Western.... 40 41 42 New Jersey Central HK4 Uttg 1022 N. Y., Ontario X Western ::7 Xl)i 30g New Yerk Central HtMi 14HW 14K Ohie X Mississippi 41)4 4i 4IJS Pacific Mall Steam-dup Ce.... 54' 5 .Kl;(, 5it St. Louis&lreu Mt si' SI S0; Sulre Tunnel 2J .... 2-w Union Paeitie 127 127 127j, Wabash, Si. Leuis jfcPucillv.... Xl4 5 SI'S Preferred. ! tj Western Union Tel. Ce' 127,'$ l'27 127? i PUILAOKLPIIIA. Stocks active. Pennsylvania K. I: IWvJ llJ . CJ Reading Wi C0 :y Lehigh Valley 62i Lehigh Navigation 's 404 Uiitr.iie, Pitts, ft Weatern 'U 23-4 24 Northern Central 51' 57 Northern l'acilic .... 41 " Prelerieil 3?i Ilestenvillc 21 Philadelphia Erie U. IS 2K Iowa Gulch Mining 41 United States Rexim. r. m. 1:00 United States 4 percent HSJi " H5? " 5 " 104 i " lll?i Noen yuotatlens of th Grain Market Furnished by Jacob is. Leng, Commission Rreker. Chicaue. .In I v. Aug. Sept. Wheat t.lOi 9I.OS2.J i.GK Cern 4i'U .4:t .445 Oats :a; " jxi SZfl Nkw Yeuk. Wl.eat Cern IaHs PllIt.ADBI.rHIA. W aH4l lyOi II a ill" IlALTIMOKIS. W lit Xi Lonii . UtllH WANTS. " ANTKuLa-GOOU STOUT ACTIVE boy iu a grocery store. Apply te CHAS. KNAPP. 2td Ne. 45 North tjueen Street. IOOCEHS WASTED A KKW dKNTUE j men cm be accommodated with finely furnished and well lighted rooms in a central part et the city by. addressing "ROOMS." iNTtLLICKN'CBIt OTKICK. tf JUlSVEUjAffJEODS. REMOVAL.. N. LKW1X, M. !., has removed his office Irem 247 West King street te Ne. 11 Seuth Prince street. Office hours from 7 te 9 a. in. mil irem 1 te ." and t te 'J n. iu. aprlt 2md Beck iskkk: Ku'hlcr famous Uavarian Reck llecr will be en tap at the Lien ISrewery, Church street, and at all of mv customers en Saturday and Whit-Monday.' 2td C. KtKIILER. 1)OTATOKS! I'OrATOKS ! Iut received. 7'KI bushels of Yerk Slate potatoes. IVeiicss and Early Ue-ic. which I offer al tin: lowest market rates. Call early If you want potatoes at a bargain. OSCAR E. KI'IKC, illwd Xe. 218 North Queen Street. I PROPOSALS WILL UK ItECKIVEO UP te Mfiuday neon, Jiinef, ler Hie Inking down et the old stone church building el St. Mary's, en Vine street; also ler the excava tion and I he general contract for enclosing or rooting In of the nropesed new building en same situ Ter Orphanage and Schools : also scpajate bids will l received for the bricks, brlcK work, carpenter work, lumber, mill work, liinti, sand, slate and tin work, painting and hardware. Plans and siecilIcatiens can be seen between 7 and '.I p. in., at the pastoral residence adjoining St. Mary's church, where also proposals may be lclt. The right is re served e! rejecting all bids net satisfactory. ui2l,2&tjt-3td Established Agency or the Girt I Fire in Ce., OP PHILADELPHIA. ASSETS OVER Eleven Hundred Thousand Dollars. Invested tn Sale and elld Securities. RIFE & KAUFMAN, Ne. Ill EAST KINO STREET. (Ill Minl.M.WSi: Second fleer. PROPOSALS FOR UAH, COAL OIL OR Other material for lighting, and latnp pOsts. The Lamp Committee of the City of Lancaster will receive scaled proposals for tin: furnishing ergas cr thousand cubic feet for the Mayer's office. Treasurer's Office, Council Chambers, Market Houses and fetatien Heuse, and at-e for the street lamps at a fixed price per lamp with a six-toot burner, for the period et one year, trem and ensuing J illy I, 18SI. The company fiirnlshingthegnssu-UI light alt the street gnu lamps every night throughout the year at sunset, and shall keep the same clean ami In repair and clean them at least once a week, make all connections te the lamp-pest at their own proper cost anil disconnect the same at the expiration et their contract with out charge te the cit y. Alse sealed proposals ler tin: furnishing e lamp-pests aud lamps ler ga-, complete and ready for use, which may be needed dnring the year. Pests te le el the painc style aad length new in nsein Cent re Square, and lamps of a style similar te these iu etlu.r sections of the city. Itidders are required te give the length and weight of pests they propose te furnish. Pests te be iron and weight at least 210 pounds. Alse sealed proposals for the furnishing of coal oil or ether material ter lighting all the street lamps or any portion thereof at a fixed price per lamp for tilt period of one year. from and ensuing July 1. 1S81. Tlie person. In dividuals or company who bid te supply coal oil. gasoline or ether lighting material shall light all the street lamps te lie se supplied every night throughout the year at sunset and all lamps must burn until sunri-e,' and the contractor shall keep the same clean and in repair and clean them at least once a week. Bidders te supply coal oil or ether lighting material are required te accompany their bids with a proposal at which they will furnish dur ing the year the use et lamp-pests and lamp complete, wherein oil or ether lighting ma terial aside from gas may be burned. Said pest and lamps te remafn the property of the con tractor, and te be removed without expense te. the city at the expiration of contract. BUI shall state also the candle power of the flight proposed te be furnished. .... The Lamp Committee reserve the right te reject an v and all bids, and the successful bid der or bidders shall give geed and approved s-cnrity for the faithful performance of tha contract. All bids or proposals must lie mada en or before June 8, lsMl.at 8 o'clectc p. m., and addressed te A. K. liARR. esq.. Chairman Lamp Committee, 3Iayerti Office. Lancastei, Pa., and te be endorsed "Proposals for Light ing City." 11Y ORDER OP LAMP COMMITTEE. Attest: llERUKtrr Johnstek, Clerk. m3ftte4d
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