LANCASTER JUIYINTELIieENCEE r JtQRJEMgj XU1VJ$. 1881. ;
tendance was large aud the exercises
solemn and impressive. The dead hi
whose memory these services were held
aic llanuah 1!. Sapp, aged 21 years ; Lera
Etta Jehnsen, aged 22 years ; Annie Liz
zie Will, aged 21 years; Sarah J. Mussel
man, aged 12 years ; Eve Lizzie Adams,
aged C years : J. M. Hawthorn, a tcacRer
of the school, aged 41 years, and Lillic
Dcriler. aged 3 years, all of whom were
members of the school, and Samuel Gard
ner, who was a member of the church.
The chancel is te be photographed, before
the flowers are removed, at the urgent re
quest of the friends of the dead.
Lutheran.
The observance of the day in Trinity
Lutheran church comprised the administer
ing of the holy communion te a large con
gregatien, in which were included a class
of about thirty who were confirmed en the
preceding Friday evening. The i-astnr,
Jlev. Dr. Grccuwald, was assisted at this
service by Kcv. E. L. Heed, of Christ
church. There was no sermon. In the
cvetiiug the pastor preached au impressive
sermon en the descent of the Hely .Spirit.
There was no attempt at elaborate decora
tion here, though the pulpit and baptismal
font weic neatly adorned with ferns.
Grace Lutheran church, IJcv. C. E.
I ieupt, pastor, was decorated very pret
tily. On the altar was a pyramid of llew-ei-s
surmounted by a large tleral lyre, sur sur
leunded by smaller devices. On the pul
pit and reading desk were eres'ses, anchors
and bouquets The baptismal fount con
tained a pyramid of white llewcis, and
from it trailed a wreath of sniihirc. In
front of aud above the pulpit was suspend
ed a white dove. He v. I Ieupt, the pastor,
conducted the service. There was a large
communion in the meiniug at 10:"0, aud
sermon in commemoration of the ray in
the evening.
In the German Lutheran chinches
Zion and St. Stephen's thcie weic no spe
cial decorations, but there were large
communions in Leth, and .sermons preach
ed in commemoration of the descent of the
Hely Spirit.
'PFlNGSr"."
Wliil-Menility Celebration.
Te day eencd pleasantly with alterna
ting sun and cloud, and an atmosphere
just cool enough and just warm enough te
be pleasant. At an cai ly hour the country
folks began te pour In te town, and by ten
o'clock tlie streets were well tilled but net
crowded te the extenL that prevailed in
"aiiltl lang syne.,r Of course the boy
fthcrcurc le.en.s of him) who gets drunk
en two glasses of soda water was en
hand and became very hilarious. His
gill walked with him hand in hand
or with hooked little lingers, until lie be
came boisterous, aud then she wanted te
go home. The countrymen who get drunk
en beer and wisky, were also early in the
field aud some of them were early in the
leck-ui). The city playecT-iut swell, sliarrj
aud bummer weic en hand te gel fic:
beer at the expense of their green country
cousins. Pretty country misses with msy
cheeks, bright eyes, innocent-looking faces,
and generally bad-tilting dresses cul
in imitation of these worn by their
teny city sisters, promenaded the stieets,
ate ginger cakes and peanuts, and occa
sionally indulged in a jlass of ' ice cold
lemonade," which was te be found at
tables all around Centre Square and along
the piiucipal thoieughfares. It was es
pecially noticeable that nearly all the lem
onade liends have discarded the '"cochineal
colored raspbcrry.ide " and adopted in
stead a scini-seur, semi-sweet lluid yclept
lemonade, but most of which was guiltless
of lemon juice. The peanut vender
was en every corner and sold his
peanuts red het at au enormous sacrifice.
The organ-grinder played unceasingly
while his ancient assistant passed around
the hat with a studied sidf-abuegaliug
smile se child-like and bland that none ex
cept these having hearts of stone could
fail te drop a penny in the hat. A greater
musical attiactieu was a little German
i iand that, has been play iag in the streets
ter a few days pisr, and a still greater one
was the .Maiietla li.un, drcs-cd up in new
blue uniforms and straw hats and accom
panied by a major deme with immense staff
and a bearskin hat two feet high and sur
mounted by a lefty pompon of red and
while. The man with the toy-balloons
seemed te be omnipresent, and did a thriv
ing business, selling his red, white and
blue balloons te all suits of people. The
lighting men were ahe en baud and took
au eaily occasion te show the dc clepmcnt
of their muscle. These from the country
were honest enough te si and up and take
a squurj knock down or a rough and
tiimhlv, but the city reuuhs. both
black aud while, as usual de
manded odds before they pitched in.
The taverns and saioens did a geed busi
ness, hut the "business men."' se called,
these engaged in legitimate trade complain
that the country folks have come te town
te have a spree and net te purchase staples.
On the whole, I'fingst is deteiierating and
is net, new tube compared with what it
was in "the geed old days of old," when
great fairs, and first class shows, an fly
ing carriages, and greased pigs and coun
try dances formed prominent paitsef the
fcstivities;
A I out neon te-day several while coun
trymen were attacked en Middle street by
a part y of dai keys. One of the country
men had his face cut and he fled, leaving
his hat behind. The ethsrs escaped tui
Kc.ralchcd. A tight occurred at the Cress Iveys
hotel.; two of the combatants were gath
ered in by the police, anil a fresh young
man who ititcrlcred with the officers was
taken with the lighters. Hail was fur
nished. Tayler's orchestra is holding its fourth
annual picnic at Teli's Haiti te day, and
another is being held at the Green Cot
tage. A beat lace took place at Potts', be
tween Abraham Stan iter, .1. Sides, V.
Maleney, G. 1. Dougherty and If. G roll'
this morning. Jlr. A. Stauller wen Ihe
race in IS minutes. The wager was for a
live dollar hat.
A Game or Baseball.
Following is the score of a game of
baseball played en Hie college grounds
this morning. It will be seen that it is a
geed one :
iueSsiiik. I P. & M fOM.i:tsc.
. It.!
. 1
O. It.
Miller, 2 b 1 2
Franklin, 1 1 :; 2
Sliuibli'y, Jl., s. s.. 2
llottenytein. r. 1.. 3 1
Shciblcy, W.. 1. 1.. 3 u
Kechcr, e
Heek. v. I
Knutz,2b "
C.AVitnier, s. s.... 2
llumbright, r. 1 2
Weighui?, I. 1 a
King, 3 It 4
Matter, lb 3
F.Witmcr, l) 4
l u;it-r, v a ::
0 llci-Icr, p 4 1
It Det row, v, t ;.. 5 0
e itun(ieiiii.::i 3 e
27 12J 27 11
i 2 r. 4 r ; 7 s a
Ironsides 1 - e I ( 4 2 212
Cellege: 0 e. ;: 2 0 u 2 1 3-11
Utnplif A. SpcNs.
Tiineel Game 2 hour.-.
Auarded a Mcilni.
At the late "Westminster kennel club
bench show, in New Yerk, Jes. It. Triss
ler, of this city, was awarded a silver
medal, the second prize, for his Irish red
Fetter "Ilapid Star."
A Huren Isadly Hurt.
As Mr. Jae. .llait, of Mr. Nebo, was
turning around his horses hitched te a
spike harrow became entangled in
the harness and one of them was terribly
hurt bp the spike harrow.
Cows Killed by Lightning.
In a .storm last week Sant'l Miller,
farmer, en Isaac Wentz's farm, near Be-
thesda, had two cows killed by lightning
as they were standing under a locust tree.
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE,
Excursion tickets te Lancaster ever the
Pennsylvania railroad sold briskly.
Whit-Monday is net observed here te
any extent. The country people and many
from town went te the county fccat.
Rev. J. Witmcr, of Meuutville, officiated
last evening in the United Brethren
church. The pastor of Ihe church, Itev.
C. S. Motley, was out of town.
Mr. Jehn Strinc, a brother of Sheriff
Strine, who has been ill for the past five
or six months, is convalescent, and is vis
iting in town.
Mr. S. S Detwilcr's two horses ran
away with his wagon from Second and
Locust streets this morning. They cut
across Second street te Walnut and up
Walnut te 1 hint where they were caught
before demolishing things
The Ireuville baud passed through town
this morning en its way te Lancaster.
Its music shows that it is still en the
toad te excellence.
Saleme chapel Sunday 'school 'of the
Presbyterian church was the first te
change its meeting hour te meet the warm
weather of summer. Its session of yes
terday was held at six o'clock in the even -iug.
During the winter months it met
at 1:30.
Chiquesalunga tribe Ne. 29, 1. 0. It. M.,
arc holding a picnic te-day at Heise's
weeds their 25th annual. The committee
of arrangements announce that dancing
will take place in German and English.
The box sheet for Carncross minstrels,
new open at Itichards book store, indicates
that Columbians will extend te the com
pany a warm greeting en their appearance
here te-morrow evening. They come under
the management of General Welsh pest of
Ihe.G.A. It.
Itev. E. J. Wolfe, I). D., of the Gettys
burg theological seminary, preached in the
E. E. Lutheran church before a large con
gregations, yesteiday morning and even
ing. Dr. Wolfe was the guest of Mr. F.
A. Bennett.
Mr. Gits. Killiau and wife, of Yerk,
spent yesterday with friends in town.
Beth of them formerly resided in Coluin
bia.
Mrs. Daniel llhedes, of Bellefonte, is
visiting in Columbia, the guests of W. II.
Haldeman. Mrs. Kiieads is a sister of
Mr. E. It. Smith, the banker.
Itev. F. Saucrbcer, formerly of Colum
bia, new pastor of the Heidelberg, Re
formed church, Yerk, has returned from
his absence at the general synod, at Tiiliii,
Ohie, aud brings with him a bride.
Rev. W. 1. Evans, of Cehanscy, N. J ,
will be in town te day te consult with the
vestry of the E. E. Lutheran chuich en
matters pertaining te the church aud its
pasteiate. It will be remembered that the
Rev. Evans has been tendered a call te ac
cept the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Itev. F. W. Staley. He will probably
come te some decision te-day and it will
be given in te-morrow's leiter te the In
ti:i.i.u:i:nci:k. While here Kcv. Mr.
Evans will be the guest of Mr. Samuel
Filbert.
The funeral of Wash Supplec, who was
killed while coupling cars at .12.1 street.
Philadelphia, en Thursday night, took J
place, yesteiday altcruoeu Irem his late
residence en Walnut street, below Third.
A Luge funeral cortege proceeded te
.Mount P.ctliel cemetery, where the inter-'.
ment. of the remains was made. The body!
e! the deceased did net reach Columbia
until !:2() p. in. en Sattuday.
Hi. Rev. .1. F. Shanahaii, bishop of the
Haiiisburgilieec.se, administered the rite
of coulirmat-.en in St. Peter's Catholic
church last evening, te about fifty persons.
With the exception of one woman all of
the.c confirmed were children. The girls
were dressed handsomely in while. The
services opened with solemn vespers.
Bishop Shanahau was assisted by Rev.
Father Russcl, of Columbia, and two
ethers whose names we cannot learn. The
congregation entirely tilled the church.
Mr. L. W. Richards, the well known
Columbia correspondent of the JYi tc Km,
has received an appoint ment te a remuner
ative position at St. Leuis, Me., and wilt
leave here te accept it next Monday. We
number Mr. Richards as one of our most
intimate fiiends and are very sorry that he
is te leave town, but glad te knew that he
has secured a liennancnt ami geed iMisi iMisi
tien, which we have no doubt he will till
te the perfect satisfaction of his employers.
Mr. Richards is a lawyer by profession.
He is very popular with his associates and
will leave behind him a host of friends, eaeh
of whom, with us, wish him continued
prosperity in life.
Dr. Jehn Aid, coroner, and Dr. McKin McKin
neii, of Yerk, went te Marietta en Satur
day, and had the body of Miss Emily My
ers exhumed for the purpose of making a
pout mcrtem examination. The result
proved that, Ceyle shot the uufeitunatc
young girl directly through the heart. The
Ceyle indictment, gees te the Yerk grand
jury this week.
TUB PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS
tteint Meeting of Hit; Tnn Heards.
The beard of prison insccters held their
regular monthly meeting this morning all
of the members bcimr present.
On motion of Mr. Wolf a resolution was
passed that Harry Cooper the messenger
of the prison be paid for his last month's
services, and that owing te his ill health he
be asked te resign.
Anether resolution by Sir. Hedmeier
was passed. It provides that hereafter all
bill presented te the beatd of inspectors
ter payment nl articles purchased or work
done for the prison shall be certified by
the heads of the different depattments that
the goods were delivered or work done, as
per bill rendered.
At the instance of Solicitor Beyer a res
olution was eficrcd asking that a commit
tee be appointed te have the gas pipes in
spected, and te consider the advisability
of having burners placed in the basement,
which will be incapable of being turned en
at full head and tiiat the watchmen aud
underkecpers -shall turn off the 'gas in the
morning at 0 o'clock.
Capt. Wcisc, the keeper, who had been
called into the room, stated that it would
net de te pass that resolution in that way,
for if the gas .was left burning until G o'clock
it would be longer than necessary by sev
eral hours at' this season, aud in the win
ter it would be tee short. lie thought
the time for burning of the gas should be
regulated by the seasons of the year.
The resolution was amended se that the
gas will be turned off at daybreak, and it
was then passed.
The inspectors received the bids for the
gas machine, but did net open them. The
whole matter was laid ever until July 2,
when the next meeting takes place.
Joint Session.
After dinner the peer beard and prison
inspectors met in jemt session. Peer Di
rector Shultz was called en te preside and
Prison Solicitor Beyer was selected as the
secretary. The joint committee en gas re
ported that they met ou May 14th, and
after a discussion of gas generators W. E.
Petersen, agent for the Peerless gas ma
chine of Cunningham & Ce., Phil
adelphia, offered te furnish his machine
of 30 burners, copper retort and lank
of leaded iron for $300. They will place the
machine in position, make connections and
give thirty days' trial, guaranteeing satis
faction. If machine proves unsatisfactory
they will remove the sanie and replace the
present connections frce of cost te Lan
caster county prison. This committee re
commend that each institution supply
itself and that the experiment be
tried at the prison before incur
ring expense at both institutions.
The committee en water reported that
they found a sufficiency of water in the
two springs at the peer heuse for both in
stitutions ; also made examination and in
quiry at the prison in regard te a
well of water in the prison yard,
found it about 33 feet deep, lined
with brick and up te present time
has had an inexhaustable supply of Water
and in the prison bnildings an iron tank
with capacity of holding GOOO gallons.
Hearing that the committee believe water
sufficient te,suppIy both places separate,
they did net have the distance between the
Vinsen and Tjoerhouse measured, nr malra
ah estimate of the cost, but recommended
that if it be a saving te the county each
place be furnished with & small engine.
The cost of engine with power te raise
0,000 gallons per hour, for the prison
would net exceed $800, and for the poor peer
house and hospital would probably net
cost mere than $1,500 or 21,700 for ma
chinery and power te' raise. 11,000 gal
lons per hour. The reports were received.
The representatives of the Elkins manu
facturing and gas company aud the
Maxim neat gas machine and the Peerless
gas michine, argued the merits of their
respective machines, and .after that the
agents retired te make up a sealed bid.
The water question was then taken up.
The representative of Knowle's steam
pump works explained the workings of the
pump manufactured by his firm and gave
the 'cost as appears in the report of the
committee. On motion of Mr. Rutter the
water question was laid ever for the
present and the agent was requested te
send estimates te the president of both
beards.
INCENDIARISM.
Anether Tobacco Warehouse Set en Fire
and Itadly Damaged SOU Cases et
Tobacco In Jeopardy.
Shortly after 11 o'clock last night the en
gineer of a freight train en the Pennsyl
vania railroad saw smoke issuing from one
of the tobacco warehouses iu Tobacco
avenue. He blew his steam whistle Ions
and loud te give the alarm, and the engi
neer et the tram that followed htm did the
same, but it was some time before cither
citizens or firemen took up the cry and
raised a general alarm.
It was discovered that warehouse Ne. 3,
owned by Geerge D. Sprccher, leased by
Shrecdcr & Beu and filled with tobacco
packed by Philip Ililke, for Gail, Ax &Ce.,
aud ether parties,- was en fire, the flames
being confined principally te the basement.
Mr. Hilkc had .stepjtcd packing, locked up
the warehouse and gene te New Yerk
mere than a week age, and a geed deal of
time was lest by the firemen before the
doers and windows were broken in and
water thrown upon the flames. When this
was done the fire was seen get under con
trol and finally extinguished.
It appears that the incendiary forced a
shuticr at the east end of the basement,
opened the window aud applied the com
bustibles. The desk, tables, fleer, joists
and ether woodwork of the basement are
sh badly burned that they will have te be
replaced, but the walls of the building aud
the woodwork of the upper stories are un
injured. The fiame of the elevator is
burned away in the basement. The plat
form en which the goods are raised and
lowered was at the time of the fire ou
a level with the first fleer. The flames
seen burnt off the rope that held the brake
iu place en the wheel at the top
of the building. Immediately the
platform ascended, being carried
uj by the heavy weight with which
it is counter-balanced. The hatches of
the elevator being thus opened, gave a
ready draft te the flames and the building
would seen have been a mass of ruins had
net the firemen iu the meantime been able
te reach the flames with copious streams
of water.
The building and its contents are fully
covered by insurance in companies of
which Messrs. Bailsman & Burns arc
agents. These gentlemen decline te give
full particulars of the amount of losses, as
the tobacco men object, because it has a
tendency te "give away" the extent of
business transact ions which they cheese te
keep te themselves. We should suppose
there is about 800 cases of tobacco in the
warehouse, very little of which is damaged
cither by lire or water, and te what extent
it may be damaged by smoke cannot yet
be ascertained. The damage te the build
ing can probably be repaired for' $1,000.
The insurance men have placed Mr.
Lceuaid Eckert iu charge of the ware
house until further orders, and Mr. Ililke
and ether interested parties have been no
tified of the iire.
Unclaimed Letters.
Following is a list of unclaimed letters
remaining in the posteflice at Lancaster
for the week ending Monday, June (5,
1881 :
LmJics' Lixt. Mrs. Jehn Atkinson, Miss
Lizzie S. Baker, Miss Kate Brcncman,
Mrs. Henry Begert. Miss M. M. Eshle
nian, Mrs. Greem, Miss Maggie H idler;
Miss Mary Ilclstcin, Miss Annie Kautz,
Miss May Lawrence, Miss Mollie Mc
Keuuady. Miss Emma Seymour, Mrs.
Johann Scherer (for.), Miss Mamie E.
Slerr, Mrs. Fannie Wolf.
Gent'st Mt,t. Jehn Albright, Philip
Benn, Frank Brown, Jacob R. Buckwal
ter, J. S. Butler, Jehn J. Durticr, Parice
Elbe, Gee. Edgerly, Dr. Elder, Edward
Gardner, J. A. Hese, J. G. Hernet, Daniel
Kreider. James A. McCikIcv. 11v. V T
Maxwell, Jehn E. McNcary. Moses Nelen,
F. B. Raymond, Jehn Smith, Herace
Sheip, Jeseph Seuefclt, Jehn Traycr,
Philip Uchlingcr, Marien Vannestraud,
Henry AValdbaurer, Bernhardt Wcngcr
(for.), Jesse Willferd.
A Highly Colored Ftght.
On Saturday evening Wm. Bosten, a
married colored man, went out walking
with a single damsel named Hallie Thomp
son. On North Queen street near the depot,
Mrs. Bosten, who with Ruth Weeds, was
out looking for William, came upon him
and liis cmmiaiiimi A fiirlit. nn&npil in
which hair was pulled, noses twisted audi
lieails damaged. Ihe result is that all of
parties have been held for assault and bat
tery by Alderman Samson.
Were Net There.
Zach Beet and uCetty" Hoever,
charged with larceny, who were te have
hail a hcarinsr en Saturday afternoon be
fore Alderman Samson, failed te put in an
appearance. It was learned that they have
left the city. Their bail was forfeited.
Sent te Jail.
Wm. Richardson, better known as
" Tudlcr," has been committed te jail by
Alderman Samson te answer a charge of
assault aud battery preferred by William
Werth for cutting him with a chisel.
Poultry Association.
This morning was the time appointed
te held the June meeting of the Lancaster
county poultry association, but no quo
rum being present there was no meeting,'
Mayer's Court.
The mayor this morning hail- three
drunks and he sent them te jail Ter 5, 10
and 20 days, rcswectivclv.
Ke versed.
In the case of Eby vs. lloepcs the su
preeo court has reversed Judge Patter
son. lleu't xeur canary Sing ?
Then get a liottle of Hint Bitters, which is an
unfailing restorer of song and a cure for all
diseases of cage birds. If your druggist docs
net keep it, or will net get it for you, scud a
postal card te the Bird Feed Company, 307
Federal street, Camden, N. J., and they will
see that you are supplied. Price, 25 cents.
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City Illtl rosters.
Carsen & llcnscl, city bill pesters and din din
trlbuters, elUce Iktrlligencxr building. Ne. C
Seuth Queen street.
Fer tender and inflamed faces Cutictirxj
Shaving Seap is worth its weight in geld.
MKW ABYMMT1SEMMXTS'
"OHN t. ABNOLD.
PLUMBERS SUPPLY HOUSE.
Jl. FULL UHK OF
GUM TUBING, STEAM COCKS, SOIL PIPE,
LEAD TRAPS, CHECK VALVES, LEAD PIPE,
IRON HYDRANTS, HI DRANT COCKS, G AS COCKS,
IRON PAVE WASHES. CURB STOPS, GAS FIXTURES.
GAS GLOBES, GLOVE VALVES, ROOFING SLATE,
WROUGHT IRON PIPE, CENTRE PIECES, TIN PLATE,
BATH TUBS,
BATH BOILERS,
WATER CLOSETS,
KITCHEN SINKS.
WASH STANDS,
IBON FITTINGS,
FRENCH RANGES FOR HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
-:e:-
JOH2ST L. ABNOLD,
Neb. 11, 13. & 15 EAST ORANGE STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
rnprS-Ud
B
ARGA1NS.
FLINN &
Arc offering their Immense Stock of TINWARE, BUCKETS. BROOMS. Ac. beu -lit at New
Yerk Auction, at less then half their value.'
WATER COOLERS,
BABY CARRIAGES,
BASE BALLS AND BATS,
ARCHERY,
BROOMS, lc.
FISHING
Great Attraction eti the ."e., 10c., 13c. and
NO. 152 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
L
ANCASTKK WATCHES.
ED W. J.
Manufacturing Jeweler,
WE INVITE ATTENTION TOrOUU LARGE STOCK OF
LANCASTER AND AMERICAN WATCHES,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLOCKS.
Solid Silver and Silver-Plated Ware in Spoons, Ferks, Knives, Casters, c.
We offer te our patrons advantages -which ufe rarely combined In one establishment, be
cause we have a complete fllANUFAOTUKING UKl'AKTMKNT in connection with our retail
business ,und are making a large part et the goods we sell. This enublcs us te 1m: sure of qual
ity, te Mill at the lowest prices, and gives ns Mrst-class facilities for WATCH WORK antl UKN
KUAL UKl'AIIUNU.
EDW. J. ZAHM,
Manufacturing Jeweler,
mar2t-3nid&wR
The aged and inllrm arc strengthened und
faculties brightened by Malt Bitters.
SfUVlAL NOTJVMS&.
" Rough en lists."
The thing dcsiied found at lust. Ask drug
gist for Rough en Rats. It clears out rate,
mice. reuchcn, flies, bedbugs, 15c boxes.
Ne Humbugging tne American l'eople. .
Yen can't humbug the American people
when they find a remedy that suits them;
they use it and recommend it te theirfricne?.
J ust exactly the case with SpxjHg'Llossem.
which haa become :t household worn all ever
t he United States. Price 50 cent. Fer sale at
II. 11. Cochran's drug store, Ne. 137 North
Qnecir street, Lancaster.
Benefaciers.
When a beard of eminent physicians and
chemists announced the discovery that by
combining some well known valuable reme
dies, the most wonderful mtidiclnc was pro
duced, hich would cure such a wide range of
discuses that most all ether remedies could tie
dispensed with, many were sceptical ; but
proof el it merits by actual trial has dispelled
nil doubt, and te-day the discoverers or that
great medicine. Hep Hitters, are honored ami
blessed by all a benefactors.
mylG-2wd&w
Itching rlli-Symptems Bnd Cure.
The symptoms are moisture, like perspira
tlen, intense itching, increased by scratching,
very distressing, particularly at night, as if
pin worms wcru crawling in und about the
rectum ; the private parte are sometimes af
fected ; It allowed te continue very serious re
sults may tollew. Dr. Swayne's All Healing
Ointment U a pleasant sure cure. Alse for
tetter, itch, salt rheum, scald head. Erysipelas,
barber' itch, blotches, all scaly, crusty, cuta cuta
neous eruptions. Trice, 50 cents, three boxes
for $1 Si. Sent by mall te any address en re
ceipt of price in currency or three centpo.st centpe.st
ge. stamps. Prepared only by Dr. Swayne &
Sen, 330 Nertli Sixth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by all prominent druggist.
marl'MyMwS&W
Mether! Methcra i! Mothers! I!
Are you dlstnrlietl tit night and broken of
your rest by a sick ehildsunerlng and crying
with the excruciating pain et cutting teeth T
If se, go at once anil get a bottle of MltS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUl. 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 earth who has ever
used it, who will net tell yen at once that It
will regulate the bowels, anil give rest te tlie
mother, and relief aud bcaltU te tbe child,
operating like magic. It -is perfectly safe te
use in all eases, und pleasant te the taste, and
is the prescription et one et tlie eldest and
best female physician and nurses In the
United States. Sold everywhere ; 25 cents a
bottle. uiarMTtlAwM.W&S
Found at Last.
What every one should have and never be
without, H Themas' Electric Oil. It is thorough
and safe in its ellects, producing the most won
drous cures et rheumatism, neuralgia, burns,
bruises and wounds of every kind. Fer sale
at II. 15. Cochran's drug store. Ne. 137 North
Queen street.
Resn Celd ana If ay Fever.
lieing seriously troubled with Hay Fever
and Rese Celd, I (at the 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 alllictcd. W. P. Asdmts, Druggist, Met
uchen, N. J. August 20, 1870.
Fer II AY FEVER I recommend Ely's Cream
ISalm. Itentircly relieved me from the first
application ; nave been a sufferer ler ten years.
Going from home and neglecting te take the
remedy, I had an attack; alter returning I
immeaiatclyresortcdteit.and found Instant
relief. 1 believe, had 1 begun Its two earlier,
I slietUd net have been troubled. Have steed
heat, dust and draughts as well as during
ether months. J. Ceixter, Clerk, US Bread
street, Elizalictb, N. J. Price 50 cents.
je 1 Swdfttr
J'OUXIVAXm
Fer Ceuaty Commissiener:
FRANK CLARK, of Strasburg township.
Sujbjcct te the choice et the Democratic coun
ty convention. aprfi-U&wlp
ADAM S. BIETRICH, of Maner township.
Subject te tlie decision of the Democratic
county convention.
HENRY F. HARTMAN (Lime Burner), el
East 1 Jim peter township. Subject te the choice
of the Democratic county Convention.
apr2-dftwtp
MARTIN II1LDEBRANT, of Mount Jey
Borough. Subject te the decision of the Dem
ocratic county convention. aplS-d&wtp
JEltE MOHLER, Ephrata. Subject te the
decision of tlie Democratic county cenven
tien. aprll-UAwtp
Fer County Auditer:
JOHN S. BROWN", of Drumerc township.
Subject te Democratic rnlcs. m27-dAwtp
JOHN L. LIGHTNER, of Leacock tewnslllp.
Subicct te the decision of the Democratic
county convention. arrlS-tfd&w
JOHN L. ARNOLD.
B
ARGAINS.
WILLSON
REFRIGERATORS,
EXPRESS WAGONS,
CROQUET,
BASKETS,
BUCKETS, 10c., &c.
TACKLE.
'c. Counters.
A
ALKR1CAN WATCHES.
ZAHM,
Zahm's Cerner, Lancaster, Pa.
Zahm's Cerner, Lancaster, Fa.
XKW AltVJZKTlSKMENTS.
OTltAWHKKKY ANI ICK CUKAM FESTI-
O val. te le held at OIl FELLOWS' HALL,
for the benefit of FULTON HOME, commenc
ing JUNE 8 and ending SATURDAY. JUNE
11. Tickets will entitle the bearer te a plate of
cream. je3-lwd
rpi INVKNTOKS!
W. H. BABCOCK,
Attorney nt-Law, of Washington, D. C, form
erly an examiner in U. S. Patent Oflice, offers
bis services as solicitor before theU. S. and
foreign Patent Olliecs. Careful work at fair
prices. Was associate et Air. Jacob Stauirer.et
Lancaster, uulil the latlcr's death.
jeC-Smd&w
NOTIOK JACOB V. HUNI1KK, LATE
et the firm of Bender & ilelinan. is pro pre
pared te receive orders ter and manufacture
Jacob F. Bender's Celebrated Tire Bender and
Fan Blewer ; also Drill Presses and all kinds
of Blacksmith's Supplies, and anything iu the
line of business heretofore uiunulactiired be
the lute firm, such as Castings, Iren Railing,
Verandahs, &c. Address I. O. Bex 4!," Lan
caster, Pa. JACOB F. RENDER.
ltd
NSURE (Tim TUK OLl AN1 WKLL
Established Agency of the
Girarfl Fire Inn Ge.,
OP PHILADELPHIA.
ASSETS OVER
Eleven Hundred Thousand Dollars.
Invested in Sate and Selid1 Securities.
BIFE & KAUFMAN,
Ne. I KAST KING STREET,
dll-CmdM.WSK Second Fleer.
s
ILK, AC.
HAGER & BROTHER
Are selling at very low pi Ices
New Lines Black Silks.
New Lines Colored Silks.
New Lines Summer Silks.
FRENCH GRENADINES NUN'S VEILING,
PLAIN AND LACE BUNTINGS,
FRENCH CASHMERES AND SHUDAS.
FRENCH MOUIE AND FOULE.
DRESS GOODS,
At 12 and 15 cent, in large assortment,
Actual value 25 cents. Alse,
Frencti mil Ann Law,
Figured Satins, Scotch and Domes Demes
tic Dress Ginghams,
DOTTED AND FIUUItED SWISS .MULL,
INDIA LAWN, CHECK NA1NZOOK.
VICTORIALAWN8, PIQUE WELTS,
AND OTIIEIt WASH GOODS.
Ladles' and Children's
GAUZE UNDERWEAR,
Hosiery, Lisle and Kid Gloves, Lace Goods, Ac.
Wejnvitc examination.
GENTS' WEAR I
BOYS' WEAR I
i
Invite an examination of Goods ler Spring
and Summer Wear, of which they are offering
a Large Assortment in the Latest Styles and
Fabrics.
WORSTED SUITINGS.
CHEVIOT SUITINGS,
CASSIMEUE SUITINGS,
FLANNEL SUITINGS,
BOTS' SUITINGS.
MADE UP CLOTHING,
all of which they are selling at the lowest rul
ing price.
GENTS' AND BOTS'
GAUZE UNDERWEAR,
All sizes and qualities, from 23c up. We in
vite special attention te tlie Feather Weight
Drawers ler Gents. A very superior and com
fortable article for Summer W'r.
urn
BROTHER
THIRD EDITIOX
MOHDAY KVENINO. JUNE 6. 1861.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Washington, Jane 6. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states, light rain followed by
clearing weather,, light variable winds,
mostly from northeast te southeast, sta
tionary or higher temperature, and -higher
barometer.
BY WIRE.
Afternoon Telegram Cendensea.
Sirs. Catharine Crane, who 'en January
26, was shot "by Williaa Sidram, a boarder
whom she had shown the deer, died at her
home in Charlton street. New Yerk, last
night.
Pfingat-mentag is being celebrated in
New Yerk te-day very generally by Ger
man citizens.
An old fend between Wiliiam Stietnan,
city marshal, and Gee. F. Reid, of
Fayettville, Ark., was settled by Stietnan
Bhoetine his enemy dead. The assassin
was arrested.
The brewery employees of New Yerk
citytothe'numbcrof ever 1,000 went en a
strike this morning, leaving nearly 40
brewing firm's without help.
An American lady is attending the lec
tures of the celebrated physiologist, Prof.
Yirchaw. This is the first instance of a
female student at the Univerity of Berlin.
Geerge Ellis, colored, 32 years old. was
found in Seventh avenue, New Yerk,
last night bleeding "from the mouth. lie
was taken home where he died seen after.
Edward M. Jehnsen, of Philadelphia,
who was charged with being accessory te
the murder of Samuel Clugsten at Valley
Ferge was discharged from custody this
merninjr.
NO ELECTION.
Fruitless Ballets at Albany.
Albany, June 6. First ballet (short
term) : Jacobs. 25 ; Conkling, 26; Cor Cer
nell, 15 ; "Wheeler, 14 ; Lapliam, " ;
jjers. 13 ; Bradley, 1 ; Felger, 1 ;. Tre
mainc, 1.
First ballet for Piatt's successor : Piatt
23, Dcpcw 21, Kerean 26, Cernell 9, Miller
9, Crowley 2, Felger 2, Fcnten 1, Lapliam
4, Van Cott 1.
The senatorial contest is assuming a
new aspect this morning, the
name of Congressman Jehn II.
Starin being mentioned in connec
tion with that of Mr. Depcw. After
voting in joint convention te fill each va
cancy, without effecting a choice, the con
vention adjourned and the Heuse also ad
jenrncd till 11 o'clock.
RICH RELATIVES BUT NO FRIENDS.
The Unhappy Fate et aYeung Mas.
New Yeuk, June 6. The police found
this morning a man Iyingin the street sick
and dying. At the station house he gave his
name as Patrick Kclly,agcd30,aucl without
a home. Soen after this statement the
young man expired. It was learned that
he had relatives in this city, who, when
informed of his death, positively refused te
have anything te de with the body. Kcllly's
father whose name is Andrew Kelly, it is
said is very wealthy and lives en New
Park avenue, Parkvillc, Hartferd, Conn.
Werd was telegraphed him, and for the
time being the body will be kept at the
morgue awaiting reply from Connecticut.
Nothing could be learned of Kelly's past
life.
MAJtKHTS.
rbUadelpbla Market.
Phu.adki.phia, June IS. Fleur steady, with
moderate demand ; Superfine, ft T'ii'i ".":
extrafS 8764 25 ; Ohie and Indiana tuinlly $5 73
&K 25: lVnnu. family 525.r 50 ; St. Leuis de
UUG&U; Minnesota Extra $5 25S00: de
straight, $C0.)G 50; winter patent 6297 '!';
spring de Hi 507 50.
Rye flour nt 25550. .
Wheat firmer, with talr demand ; Ne. 2
Western Itcd, $1 22J81 22Jf; Delaware,
Penn'a Red $1 2101 2Jf :de Amber,! 221 2X
Cern dull but steady: steamer, .rni$S52e;
yellow, 52K.Wc: mixed, 5555c.
Oats dull nd tending downward ; Ne. I
White 4!lc; Ne. 2, de AtrHQiiy.c; Ne. S.de
45c ; Ne. 2. Mixer. iSQUc.
Rye quiet at $1 OK.
Previsions steady : intst. perk $17 C017 50 ;
beet hams, $23 WQ' U; Indian iii.m
beef $2250.
Bacen smoked shoulders, " salt de
GjiGlc: smoked hams ll12e; pickled Jtum
!H10c.
Lard quiet and -steady; city kettle 1IJI :
Ioehf butt-hciV ut 10"ic ; prime steam at
$11 15.
Butter-market dull, prices unsettled and
weak : Creamery extra Pennsylvania 2I
22e ; Western, 202lc ; de geed te choice 17J
l'Jc; Bradford county and New Yerk extni,
20c; firsts, 1710e.
Rolls dull ; Pennsylvania and Western 7
12e.
Eggs firm and scarce ; Pennsylvania
18e; Westerr 17ISc.
Cheese dull, easy; New Yerk lull cream. 10)i;
Western full crevcui SJSJic; de fair te
gee.!, 838Kc
Petroleum steady; re lined 7,'ie.
Whisky at $1 0!. '
Seeds Geed te prime Clever, no market ;
Timethy dull at .". !(" U : de de Hhx-kh-.i
nominal at. $1 2;.
New Yerk JMarRei.
Nw Yei'.a, .lime !. Fleur Stale ami West
ern dull, pries without decided ch.tue ;
Snpcrllm: Slate nt $4 ix)4 1.0; extra
de $4 K035 10; choice de $5 10ft5 25.
fancy de $5 2fig; 75; round hoop Ohie
$4 7505 50 : choice, de $5 U0$(i75; slip' riine
western 4 0034 60; common te gned ex
tra de iG )82." ; Choice de tfi Ma 75 : choice
white wheat de, at $5 25l( 25. Snntliurn
firm and quiet ; common te fair extra, $5 2-J
5 75 : geed te choice de $5 8007 50.
Wheat M&jfc better, moderately active;
Ne. 2 Red. June, $1 2SJ401 24: le July,
$ia$!12S;de Aug, $120(31 20;.
Cern dull, without change: Mixed west
ern spel.'iQWc ; de future, 55.Vc.
Oats YMV better; State, 4C5I ; Western,
4547c.
Live Stock Markets.
Chicago. Hogs Receipts. 12,000 head; ship
ments, 5,500 head ; market fairly active ; heavy
in better demand ; mixed Kicking ut $5 50f
5 70 ; choice heavy , $5 J&K 10 ; light weak and
5c lower ; peer te lair, $5 40H5Ji;0; geed te
choice $5U55 70, market closed strong ami
all sold.
Cuttle Receipts, 2,400 head; shipment. 4,!.e
head ; demand moderate ; market slew and
prices easier ; experts, $3 9060 10; geed te
choice shipping. $5 5 83 ; peer te fair. $5
5 50 ;wintered Texan. $4 255: grass Texuus
in lull supply, but steady ut $315$4; butch
ers' weak und fairly active at $2 504 75 ; chief
ly at $1 75 ; stockers und feeders at $3 554 95.
fchcep Receipts, tee head; shipments, 1,100
head ; market steady ; geed shipping de
mand ; lair local inquiry ; peer te luir siiern.
$1 004 50; geed te choice, $1 ,juj 25 ;
market
closed wiin an seiu.
Cattle Market.
Philadelphia. JnneC.-Cntticmarkct actlvu;
prime, G7c; geed, 6frc; medium,
c ; common, 50c.
Sheep market dull: prime, 5-c ; geed,
fi5c ; medium 55JJc.
Hogs market fair ; prima, 9Kc ; geed. 8&g
8c; medium, ?? ; common, sjgKic.
Mtuck m Brunt.
New Yerk, Philadelphia and. Lecal .Stocks
aNe United States Bend- reMirtel daily by
Jacob B. Loxe, N. E. Cor. Centre .Square.
Nkw Yerk Stocks.
Stocks steady.
June (!.
a. J. y. m. e m
10:00 1:1X1 :i.eA
Aioiiev i"fitiy
ftlifwftfv jfc Wnrtli W3ffrii IOQ uxns tains
Chicago. Mil. St, Pan! 127JS 127 12H&
Canada Southern 75-i 71 Tfik
C. C. & I. C. R. R. 28 28J5 !
Del.. Lack. & Western 127 12 12K
Dciawase ft Hudsen Canal 11U ill 14 11114
Denver ft Rie Grande....; HlXi 112
nanniuui a. ou juc
libal St-Jee 83 82 W2
: Shere & Mich. Southern.. i::i imj 131K
liattan Elevated. 23 27& '3
Lake
Mnnlintfnn
Michigan Central ,... ill lie? inn
Missouri, Kansas ft Texas SOU 49 50
N.Y.,Lake Erie ft Western.... 482 47i 43
Ohie ft Mlsslsslnnt 41 -4SK 41
Pacific MrU Steamship Ce.... '(( 53
SLLenisftlrdnMt Si .'... 8
Sutro Tunnel ..i ,--. -r:' 2
Union Pacific ,2l , Xi1
Wabash, St. Leuis ftTacltur.... 63 ; $
- " Preterm!. UK U3UL SMi
Western Union Tel. Ce 127& J25K l7,7i
PHILADW.PHI.
3tecks active. -
Pennsylvania R. I- "jj n r'&
Heading Mfi & "g
1,4-high Valley n-?i -.
new jcreey central. uca iv&., jr.
N. V., Ontario ft Western ,&? 37
New Yerk Central 14SU 1473-14itk
463S
23'i
44
84
43
83
834?
UK
r.M.
1:00
... 11SJ
JI5'i
.... 102V
.... 10
1 Nuuu Qaotauem et tin Orals Market
Furnished by Jacob B. Long.'CemmH-don
Breker.
' Chicago.
Wheat ,
Cern ,
NewTerk.
Wteat. ....,
Cern ,
Oats ,
r PniLADstrntA.
wheat.
vOrii .,.
Baltimerb.
Wheat
LOTilt,
.Inly. Ansr Sept.
,l.0 l.ur i.03
.43 .43; .44M
.35s
rs ' ?,
Jxfi
L19JS
.38K
1.29
.. 1.41?$
'J
Its Action Is Sure and Safe.
.The celebrated remedy Kidney-Wert can
new be obtained in the u-rnat dry vegetable
form, or in liquid form. It is put In the latter
way for the especial convenience of these who
cannot readily .prepare IL It will ee found
very concentrated and will act with equal
etlleiency in either case. Be sure antl read the
new advertisement for particulars. Seuth ami
West. , jutMwdftw
.vcir Ajn-JZTist:atBXT,
WANTED. HOY WANTED AT Tllfc
EAGLE SHOE STOUK.
ltd Ne. 23 North Queen Street.
VTOTICE IS HKKKIIV GIVKN THAT MY
L wile, Barbara Weber, having Iett my bed
and beard without cause or p'mvocatten, 1
hereby caution all persons net te trust heron
my account, as I will av no dehfei of her con
tracting. VALENTINE WEKER.
JeS-ttd
TOTICK. OWNERS OF l'lUU'EKTV ON
i.1 North Queen street between Orange ami
Chestnut streets who contemplate making
water, gas or sewrr connections, are request
ed te make the same at once, in order that the
bed of tlie street may lecemu solid before the
Belgian Bleck Pavement, le lw laid 011 said
square, is eemmeneril.
Ily order of Street Committee.
I. TKEWITZ,
jeli&9d Street Commissioner.
-VfOTICE IS HKKKIIY GIVEN THAT THE
JLl partnership lately existing lietween
Jacob F. Mender and Jehn W. Ileluian, under
the II 1111 name of Header ft llelman, U this
fourth dayel June. A. 1. 18.-l. dissolved mu
tual consent by the retirement of Jacob F.
Bcn-'er.
All dubts owing te 'lie said partnership will
he paid by Jehn W. Ilelinan, and altdebts dun
te the said partnership are te be paid te him.
The businc will be continued at the sumo
place by Jehn W; llelman.
JACOi: F. BENOEK.
JOHN W. HOLM AN.
Junk I, ISS1. jel-7td
PPOPOSALS WILL UK KECK1VEU AT
St. Jeseph's Parsonage until JUNE 15.
lssi, for the erection of St. Jeseph's Parochial
Scheel and u adjoining residence. Drawings
aud specifications can be seen nt St. Jeseph's
parsonage. j:MwdR
)UILIINU LOTS FOR SALE.
The undersigned eilers for sate en weekly or
monthly payments. Building Let- ut a very
low price en long time. These lets nre situ
ated en IMikc, Lime, Frederick Shippeu und
New streets.
A geed chance for men who wish te have
their own homes. Try it. vnii'll never regret
it. Applv In A. IV. UUSEL, or ALLAN
HEBIt'S Kcal Estate ellicc, Nti.3 North luke
street. inai27-lindM WftF
D
IAMONIIM. 4C.
THE MOUNTING
DIAMOND
May seem a small matter in comparison
with the value ei the gem iticlt.hiit It is se
important tiiat the safety of the gem de
iends en its being done properly.
Man) Diamonds are lest ticcuusc net SE
CURELY mounted.
Many Diamonds fail te exhibit tlu-ir
true beauty l.ec-.iii.-i: net TASTEFULLY
mounted.
Many Diamonds appear like cheap 'and
common stniicshci'uiiHu net S-KILL'ULLY
mounted.
Our Diamond Mounting is designed with
consummate tat.;, and uxeuuled witli su
perior .kill, by workmen of long experi
ence, who are unrivaled in tlieir specialty.
BAILEY,
BANKS,
BIDDLE,
12th & Chestnut Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
MtSVKLIAJir.OUS.
1OTATOKS ! I'OTaTOITS I
Just received. 7K bushels of Yerk Stutn
Itelatis;. PeerleMi junl Early liicc, which 1
offer at the lowest market rates. Call early if
you want potatoes at a bargain.
OSCAIC E. KKIEG,
illu.l- Ne. 2IS North Queen Street.
Ciikst.nx-t Hill Iren Opr Ce. )
June I, 1881. i
TTricr;.
i.1 The annual (-Inclliin el directors nt this
company will Uu held at their elllcn in Colum
bia, l.aiic.nter county. Pa., en the 17th day of
June, at 11 o'clock, a. 111.
E. F. IIATFIELOJr..
Te2-eeiltl8 Secretary.
ri'O TUK TAXPAYERS.
X TlieTreasurer having afforded all possible
iuciliti-s thunks tin; taxpayers for the prompt
ness with which they came forward and. paid
the largest amount el Water Rents ever re
ceived te the same date. It is hoped the same
promptness will be observed in tlie payment
of City Tux. new payable, and five per cent,
allowed ter prompt payment.
WM.McCOMirEY
Jl-tfd Treasurer and Heceiver of Taxes.
PROPOSALS WILL UK RECr.IVEO 111
te Monday neon, J line 6, for the taking
down et Unseld stone church building et St.
Mary's, en Vine street; also ter.the excava
tion and the general contract for enclosing or
rooting iu or the proposed new building 011
same site .for Orpluuiuge anil Schools ; also
He.par.Uc biiLs will bcTcccivcd for the. bricks,
brick work, carpenter work, lumber, mill
work, lime, sand, slate anil tin work, pointing
and hard ware. Plans und siM-rilicatiens can
be seen between 7 and 9 p. m.. at the pastoral
residence adjoining St. Mary's church, when:
also proposals may be Iett. The right is re
served et rejecting all bids net satisfactory.
Iil2l,28ftjel-3til
I)ROFOSALS FOR STREET WORK.
Tlie Street Committee el the City et Ijiii Ijiii
cester will receive sealed nropeals ter the fol
lowing work, up te THURSDAY, JUNE 9, at
V. o'clock p. in. :
I, Fer const! uctintf a five-feet sewer from
Arcii alley along Chestnut street te Water,
thence along Water street, south want, te con
nect with the present Water street sewer.
2 Fer grading North Mury street, between
James and Frederick,
3. Fergrudlnjr West Marlen street; wcstel
Nevln street,
4. Fer constructing a three-feet sewer en
Chestnut street, from Market alley te Water
street.
All bids te lie endorsed, statin? the work
bid rer, and left in the Street Committee box
ut Mayer's Oflice, or with Simen W. Uaub,
Clerk et Street Committee.
Specifications anil profiles en the above
work can be seen at the elllce el James C. Car
penter, Ciqr Regulator. Ne. 49 North Duke
street. The committee reserve the light te re
ject any erull bids.
By order of committee.
I. TIJEW1TZ.
2M&&K - Street CeiiiuiUc iuncr.
,I.ealgmtavlgaUeh...:.r.
Buffiile, Wtte. A Western....
Northern Central :...
Northern PaclncV.....::!..:
" Preferred '.."II
HestenyHU.
Philadelphia ft Erie R. R..
lewaGulch Sliuing
Uxitxd States Bexds.
r) nited States 4 , per cents...
4f