LANCASTER BAlLYi INTELLIGENCER ERIDAY JCNE 24, 1881.
COLUMBIA HEWS.
OUR REGULAR CORKESPONuKNCi:
Telephone wires were stretched yester
day, and te-day WrightsTille was con
nected te the telephone exchange of this
place.
The faces of the ice dealers leek long en
account of this cool weather.
Te-day a large private family picnic is
being held at lleise's weeds.
An excitement was created en Third
street last evening by the presence of the
striking machine man. Quite a number
tried their muscle. The heaviest .striker
was a man from the Henry Clay furnace,
who struck 1430 pounds.
The money made by the Chiqucsaluusa
tribe I. O. 11. M., Ne. 3&, at their picnic a
week age, is being used in remodeling and
refurnishing their meeting 100m. They
are trying te hive it furnished by the
Fourth of July, when they will threw
open their doers for the benefit of the
public.
Ycstei ilay in the afternoon and evening
Officer Ktcih ai rested and committed te
the lockup, four persons for drunken aud
disorderly conduct in the streets. This
morning they had a hcaiing befeie Sqnite
Yeung. Twe were discharged and two
sent te "Castle Weise" :i few day te
"cool off."
The sale of lumber, the particulars of
which we repotted ycsteiday, was net gen
erally a success. (July one section, section
C, which extends from Peach Bettem te
Pert Deposit, was sold. The purchaser
was J. A. Davis & Sen, of Pert Deposit.
The remainder of the lumber net bringing
the price expected, the sale was discon
tinued indefinitely.
Seme very large timbci passed through
here this morning. The most of it was se
long that it took thice tiuck cars te carry
it.
While attending a picnic at Chickies
Ueck yesterday afternoon, Mr. J. It.
Henry, the Columbia reporter of the Lan
caster Examiner, met with a very painful
accident. He was going down the hill
toward the station when he slipped and
fell, spraining his light ankle sevciely.
Mr. C. V. Slevcnviu left town te-day
te de Ohie. He will lirt visit Jlelle
Aiic, O.
A canal beat containing coal came very
near being sunk last evening. The colei ed
men who were employed te unload it, dis
obeyed the order of the captain of the
beat, hence the accident. I hey were told
hew te unload it, hut they tailerl te de se
and instead took c.i.il out fiem the forc ferc
paitaud the stern, leaving the bulk in the
ecu tie. The planks spiung and the water
washed in, but the he.it Mas s.tved fiem
sinking by the timely auival of the captain
who put the men te work pumphur.
A Spaulsh Slave.
A Spanish s! ive, about 0 years of age
and colored, who was here this morning,
tells the following story : " My master,
who is a Spanish Den, ticated IiK slaves
shamefully. I have been in his cm
ploy for the p ist seventeen years, aud in
that time 1 have luvcr known him te
give me a kind weid or leek.
It was always blows aud euises.
At last I could stand it no longer, aud, as
wc lived near the west coast of Cuba, I de
lei mined te run away. One night I left
my prison, as I called my home, and
bearded a ship which I knew was going te
New Yerk. I was net found out until it
was tee late te put me asheie. I ai lived
in New Yerk last Saturday and am hunt
ing work. Iliad only one legiet in leav
ing home, and that was because I could
net take my wife aud chilih en along."
The man appealed te be well educated and
spoke SpatiNh llucntly, and as we de net
understand much of that language, wc
could only give part of the conversation.
A Darin? Yeung Lady.
A lecent issue of tha Crawfeid crunty,
Ind., Democrat has an account of the ex
ploring coinage and skill or MiisLctitia
:. Gebhait, daughter of Mr. .J. F. Oeb-
hart. Mipciiiitcndunt of the Iov Albany
woellen and cotton mills. It will be 1 cad
with special intaicst by many acquaint
ances whom Miss Cebhart made en her
visit te Columbia last year :
"On the morning of the 7th inst., a
gentleman from a nchjhbeiiiur river town
anived at the Wyandotte cave all equipped
with ropes, etc., te fcc some of the myv
teiies of the uncxpleicd p.utef the Wyau
dettc. On the 8th inst. he started with a
guide and several couple from Xcw Alban y,
among whom wa? Miss Lctitic C. Gebhait
te make disceveiies in the 'old cave.'
They at once went te a places that had
battled all the daiing expleicrs. The iepcs
weie tied about the ucnUcnian. and bcieie
the pieparatiens wie finished for hint te
stait down into the die.uiful looking hole,
his net re failed him and he refused te go.
whcieupeu the above named lady stepped
ferwaid aud icque-tcd te be let djvrn
by the rope. It se astonished the
eiewd at first that they refused te let her
go, but upon her insisting, she was made
ready for the descent. She was furnished
with candles, and started down in the pit.
After sevcial minutes she tent word
back te let her have mere rope se a-, te
make an exploration of the room she
was in, aud in a few minutes returned
and sent the rope up for some
of the rest te come down. This
new discovery is said te be the grand
est part of the cave, and at the same time
one of the most dangerous looking places
te be scen, aud this feat attempted by Miss
Gebhait is cunsidcrcd by the manager aud
guides te have shown mere pluck and cool
bravery than in any discovery that has
heretofore been made. The following i-.
te be found in the register at the cave :
" Wyandotte Cave. June 8, 18S1. Miss
Lctitia E. Gcbhart, of jScw Albany, Ind.,
was the first lady with pluck enough te
descend into the pit fifty feet below the
level of the old cave. On account of the
dangerous opening aud the daring lcquiicd
te attempt the feat, privilege has been ac
corded her of naming the place. She has
bestowed upeu it the title of ' Gcbhart's
Court.' She also discovered the Bull
Deg's Head, in the lern' leute, en the 9th
of June, 1881.'
"The exploring puty consisted of Mr.
Gee. Ti utile, Mr. J. II. Cardwcll, and
Misses L. E. Gebhai t, C. C. Smith, Lizzie
Pierson, and Rush Thornburg, guide, and
the Rockport man who licked ncivc te
make the descent."'
Commencement, nt St. Jeseph's Academy.
Kiurutttsbttrg.
The seventy-second annual distiibutieu
of premiums and ceufcrriug of honors at St.
Jeseph's academy, Emmittsburg,3Id., took
place yesterday, in the piescncc of" a laige
assemblage of visitors, in the m.iguiliccnt
collegiate hall of the building. Miss Maiy.
Stewait, of this city, daughter of James
Stcwait, was one of the graduates, and the
names of Misses Mary Barry and Maiy
Itcilly, of Lancaster, also appear en the
pregramme in instiumental performance.
Miss Itcilly was acceidcd ene of the sec
ond honors et tl e senior circle. St. Jeseph's
academy is conducted by the Sisters of
Charity of St. Vincent of Paul, and is th e
headquarters of the Sisters cf Charity in
the United States. It is considered one of
the finest institutions in the country,
Ir.jurea by a Tene.
Last evening a man from Yerk county,
who has been working for Geerge J.
Highr, in East Lampeter, at haymaking,
fell from a lead of hay, en which he was
i iding. In stiiking the ground a prong of
the hen fork with which he had been
wei king ran almost tlneugh the calf of
one of his legs. He was found lying b3
hinil the wagon and after the fork was
taken out of his leg his injury was at
tended by Dr. Muster.
Rifle Sheeting.
The Lancaster lifle club left this after
noon f'.n the farm of James Stewart, Mc Mc
Gevernville, te take their regular weekly
practice.
SACRED HEART ACADKMY.
Elzth Annual Commencement Pregramme
or the Cntartalnment.
The eighth annual commencement of the
Sacred Heart academy under the auspices
of the sisters of the Hely Cress, came off
in Fulton hall this morning, the exercises
commencing at 10:30. The audience was
net very large, but was composed of many
prominent families of this city and visitors
from a distance. A numDer ei ciergy,
both of this city and from abroad were
present. Right Rev. J. F. Shanahan, of
Harrisburg, presided, aud we noticed in
the audience, Rev. Relt, pastor temporarily
in charge of St. Antheny's, this city. Rev.
Chi ist. of this city, Rev. Christ, of Wilkes
banc, Rev. Huber, formerly of this city,
new of Leck Haven, and Rev. Kech, of
Leck Haven.
The pregramme consisted of the oper
etta of "Laila," which was presented
very attractively, aud enacted with much
spirit, and quite a number cf fine selec
tions of instrumental aud vocal music.
Perhaps the finest vocal selections were
theso sung by Miss M. Cellahan and Miss
Kate Murray, both of whom have very
fine voices.
Following is the pregramme in full :
takt i.
Overture "Doir.Gievaunl" (Mozart). Pianos :
Jlisses M. Wade, K. Kennard. M. Phcpec. 31.
German, M. Callahan and K. Murray.
Oratone Chorus ( Frem " St. Paul " ) Vecal
cks, accompanied by Miss K. Kennard.
Operetta "Ionia."
Prologue Miss M. Slaymaker.
Latin Miss M. Callahan.
Chorus et Mountain Children.
Fairy Queen MiisM. German.
Maids et Hener,
Misses 31. Wade and J.. Fein.
Chorus of Fairlc.
Scene Firtl.
Waltzes Junleis (Mezarl). Pianos : Misses
II. 3I.ilenc, K. Schultz, M. A. Moses and
K. Lciz.
Scene Second.
Giand Pelka. Pianos : Misses A. O'Con
nor, 31. Flanigan, L. Fein and IJ. Perter.
Scene Third.
Operetta Aec'd by Miss K. Kennard.
TAltT II.
Fantasle " Nerma" ( two pianos ),
Mi es M. Plicpec and M. German.
Salutatory Address Miss L. Fein.
O Mie Feinaude Faveiitj, (Donizetti),
Miss M. Callahan.
Galep dc Concert. Pianes: Mlwcs I.laand L.
Teutx. M. Kirby and it Perter.
Duet "I.a Gloia del Putuie,"
Misses 31. German and M. Phenee.
Heiii.ie dc Verdi. Pianos : Blisses K. Ken
iiaid, M. Phcpee, M. Callahan and 31. Gor Ger
man. I.a Kiei.ij.i Florentine Miss K. Mm ray,
Acc'd by Jliss 31. Kirby.
Faiewcll Chorus Vecal Class,
Acc'd lv Mira K. Kennard.
DMiibutlen el Piemiuuis: Gobi Medal,
Crowns, and Honors for Politeness Neat
iicsn Oiilcr, Amiability anil Ceirect Deport
ment, Following is a list of the young ladies te
whom premiums were awarded : .Geld
medal ler politeness, ucatness, ordcr,amia erdcr,amia
biliryand ceirect deportment, te Miss Ida
Yeutz, of Speedwell ; 1st ciewns for same
te Annie O'Connor, Mary German and
Mary .-Philips ; 2d crowns, Bertha Amer
and Lizzie Fein ; 1st honeis, Mary Calla
han, Kate Murray, Rebecca Perter and
Maggie Slaymaker ; 2d honor, Kate Ken
naid, Mary Wade and Mary Kirby; 3d
honeis, Lizzie Hait and Kate Lcisz ; 4th
honeis, Mary Flanagan, Hattie Malene,
Edith Shultz, Mary; A. Moses and Kate
Owens ; ci own of honor for being a geed
little giil te Iiene Messeukep.
Following is a list of the pupils who
took part in the commencement exercises :
Miss Ida Yeutz, Speedwell ; Miss Kate
Kcnnaid, Kennaidsville, Mil.; Miss Mary
Callahan, Philadelphia ; Miss Bcitha
Amer, of this city ; Miss Lettie Yeutz,
Speedwell ; Miss Mary Wade, Elizabeth
town ; Miss Mary Phcpoe, Gloucester, N.
J.; Mfes Mary German. Gloucester, N. J.;
Miss Maiy Flanagan, Washington, D. C;
Mi.-s Annie O'Connor, White Hills ; Miss
Ehi'ibelh Hart, of this city ; Miss Elizabeth
Fein, Anima City, Colerado ; Miss Maggie
bl.iym.tkcr, or this city; Mis Kate Mur
ray, Pottsville; Miss Mary Kirby, Hanis
biiig; Miss Rebecca Peller, Miss Hattie
Malene, of this city ; Miss Kate Lc'i-7,
Reading ; Mi.ss Helena Risch, of this city ;
Miss Edith Shultz, of this city; Miss Au Au
teuia Mote-, Mexico : Miss Kate Owens,
Philadelphia : Miss Irene Messenkep, of
this city.
LITTLE LOCA).",
Jlsre and There and L cry where.
Yesterday Chailes Fisher, Middle stieet,
caught in the Coucstega near the old fac
tory, a black bass that weighed, cleaned,
4 J pounds.
Te morrow afternoon the shcriflfsalc will
take place at the court house. A number
of valuable properties will be sold.
Frank Walteis, of Coucstega Centre,
while picking chcriies this morning en a
tiee of II. B. Grcenawalr, fell and injured
his side scvci cly.
Mrs. Sarah Wirlh, about sixty years
old, of Di uinere township, who fell while
stepping from a car of the Peachbottem
laiheail some three weeks age en her
way te Oxford, and received internal in
juries, has se far recovered as te be able
te return te her home, though she doesn't
propresc te tiust heiclf te railroad trav
eling again.
The newly anived comet, first an
nounced by Dr. Gould, of Buenes Ayres,
three weeks age, an account of which at
Havciferd college is noticed elsewhere, is
visible in these parts. Yeu -may watch
for its appcarance in the morning in the
ueithcast, close te the horizon, between
half past 2 and 3 o'clock, aud it will be
btrikingly visible as long as night lasts.
If the comet is appreachiug the sun it will
i net case in brilliancy every day. This is
the lhst bright comet since the spectro
scope lias been perfected, and this instal
ment, if opportunities are given, will
threw new light en the composition of
comets in general.
In the window of Kaufl'mau's drug store store
en North Queen street, there is an excel,
lent pictuie of a pair of weed-cock. It
was executed with a pen by C. A Frailcy,
a compositor iu the Kcui Era office.
Police Officer Win. Adams and Jehn
Cenl in, of the rolling mill, had an alterca
tion at the beer saloon, corner of Plum
and Chestnut sticcts last evening, in
which Carlin's thumb and big finger were
bitten and Adams's face was scratched aud
battered.
C. K. Robinson, of the Pennsylvania
Globe gas light company, is in town te day
and has men at work fixing the street
lamps se that gasoline can used m them
instead of gas. The job will last until the
first of July.
BIKS'.TINU OP THIS STRUCT COMMITTEE.
Helsi.ui ISIecks In North Queen Street
Sewereu WestClte-tnut Street te be Laid.
A meeting of the street committee was
held last evening. The bids for paving
with Belgian blocks North Queen stieet,
from Orange te Chestnut, wcie con
sidered, and the contract was awarded te
Messrs. Cunningham fc McXichel, at
$2.4G per square yard. There was a lewi r
bid but the committee, from informatieu
bcfeic them, regarded it as unsatisfactory.
The committee decided te lay the blocks
no farther than the south side of Chestnut
street, prepetty holders north of Chestnut
street having failed te contribute a pre
rata share te pay for laying the pave
ment. The contract for building the sewer en
West Chcstuut, from Maikct te Water,
was awarded te Schwebcl & Deitz, at
$G00, property owners along the line te
pay euc-half of the cost.
The contract for fui nibbing biicks for
laying gutters was awarded te Pentz &
Bre., at $7 per thousand, delivered when
and where wanted.
A resolution was passed notifying Geerge
Tomlinson that unless he commences with
in five days te lay the crossings he con
tracted te lay en the 25th of Apiil last,
the contract will be considered void and
the street commissioner will be instructed
te advertise for new proposals.
Tee Editorial Association.
President Garfield visited the Ocean
hotel at Leng Branch yesterday by invita
tien of the Pennsylvania editorial associa
tion, and held a reception, attended by
ever three hundred members of the society.
In the evening the association had its an
nual dinner. Among the invited guests
present were Geerge W. Childe, M. Rich
ards Muckle, Treasurer Zimmerman, of
the Camden & Atlantic railroad, James R.
Yeung, Jehn Russell Yeung and Mr. Feley
of the New Yerk Herald, Themas Murphy
Majer Yard of New Jersey, and several
members of the Tennessee editorial associ
ation, new en a visit te New Yerk. Presi
dent Cbalfant presided. Among the
speakers were State Senater Cooper, of
Media, Judge Neale of Armstrong county,
W. TI. Hensel of the Lancaster Intelli
gencer, and W. Kennedy, of the Potts
ville Chi enicle. The excursion party starts
en its return te day.
A Very Large Wedding
Last evening Jehn B. Slough, proprietor
of the Black Herse hotel en North Queen
street, was married te Miss Ella Kauflman,
daughter of Edward II. Kauffman who
resides en the Harrisburg pike near Dillcr-
ville, about a mile from the city. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. W. T.
Gerhard, of this city, at the residence of
the bride's parents. The number of guests
from Lancaster, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and ether places was very large, there
being almost 500 people present during
the evening. The presents were fine and
numerous. The bride's father gave her a
check for 6500, and from her brother she
received $100 in geld. The boarders at
the Black Herse presented the couple with
a beautiful silver tea set. The newly
married couple left for the West en their
wedding tour at 11:30 last night.
Promoted.
Charles Lavcrty, ticket agent at Lea
man Place,en the P. R.R., has been promet
cd te the position of weighmastcr in West
Philadelphia, aud takes his new position
en July 1. Mr. L. has been at Lcaman
Place as ticket agent for 23 years and six
months, and never missed a week's duty.
He knows everybody in the vicinity of
Leainan Place, almost, and everybody
connected with the read, and is esteemed
by all who knew him. Ne mere faithful
officer or solid Democrat lives in the coun
ty. Mr. J. II. Fiy, at present assistant
freight agent at Columbia, succeeds Mr.
Leverty at Lea man Place.
Net Kutlrely Clear.
The coroner's jury in the case of the Me
Gallagher girl who committed suicide,
found that " she came te her death from
an overdose of laudanum." They de net
say by their vcitlict that it was a case of
suicide or by whom the laudanum was administered.
Judgment Mends Itcedy.
All the judgment bends up te date in
the prothenotary's office arc done aud
ready for distribution. Parties who have
them there are requested te call for them.
Court Te-morrow.
Court will meet te-morrow morning at
10 o'clock, for the purpose of transacting
current business, &c.
IIeu'c lour canary Sin;; ?
Then get a bottle efUIrd Hitters, which is an
unfailing rcstorcrer song and a cure fei all
dlsea-es et cage birds. It your druggist docs
net keep It, or will net get It for jeu, send a
postal card te the IWrd Feed Cempmy, 3(17
Federal street, Camden, X. J., and they v. Ill
sec that you are supplied. Price, i" rent-'.
nar2J-3md&w
Wayne Council Excursion
Atlantic City en Monday, July 4. Kemi
trip tickets geed ler three days, only $2.73.
Sp'cci U trains leave Lancaster (King street) at
4 a in.; Columbia, 4; Manlieim, 4:35; l.ilitz,
4:45;;Eplirata.5 05. Special trains will leturn
same day, leaving Atlantic City at ." and C p.
m. Fer particulars s-ce circulars at all stations
en Heading & Columbia llailiead.
Jcae,?4,2ri,ffi'Jl.vM.2t
liave wllli
Query Docs the note slriver
Cuticura Shaving SeapT
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The careworn and overworked Hud commit
and strength in Malt Kitter.
r.i'EVlAI, KOTIVJCS.
I.ydia E. Pinkliam's Vegetable Compound U
a remarkable lemcdy for all these painful
complaints anil weaknesses se common te our
best female population. Send te Mrs. J.ydia
E. Piiikiiam, 3J3 Western Avenue, l.ynn,
Mas''., for pamphlets.
Decline or "Ian.
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nervous -n eaknes, sexual debility Ac, cured
by Wells' Health Renewer. $1. At Druggists.
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POLITICAL.
Per County Commissiener:
FP.ANK CLARK, of Strasburg township.
SuJ'ject te the choice et the Democratic coun
ty convention. ipriVdAwtp
ADAMS. DIETRICH, of Maner tev.n-bip.
Subject te the decision of the Democratic
county convention.
HENRY F. HARTMAN (Lime Burner), of
East Lampeter township. Subject te the choice
of the Democratic county convention.
apr2 d&wtp
MARTIN IllLDEBRAXf, et Mount Jey
Borough. Subject te the decision of the Dem
ocratic county convention. aplS-dJtwtp
JEltE MOULKR, Ephrata. Subject te the
decision of the Democratic comity conven
tion, aprll-d&wlp
2?ir County Audlteri
JOHN S. BROWN, of Drumerc township.
Subject te Democratic rules. m27-04wtp
JOHN L. LIGHTNER, of l.caceck township.
Subject te the decision of the Democratic
eeuntv convention. aprlS-tfd&w
MAJtltrAOICS.
Bloueu K auffsi x. On the 2Sd of J line. 1SS1,
at the residence of the bride's father. E. II.
Knuffman. esq., by the Kev. W. T. Gerhaid,
Mr. Jehn II. slough, or Lancaster city, te Miss
Ella G. Ktiutrman, or Manhcim township.
ltdftw
WAT US.
McEiiix.-In this city, ou June 22, 1S91, Leah
R. McKlmm, wife of Abram McKinmi.
The relatives and friends et the family a; e
lespcctfully invited te attend the funeral
from lisr husbjnd's lesldence, Ne. 503 West
King street, en i-aturday afternoon at .1
o'clock. Interment at Lancaster cemetery.
3td
Caui-kkll. Iu this citv. en the 22d inst.,
Jeseph Campbell, in the 27th year of his age.
The relatives ami ft lends of the family are
lespeetiully 'invited te attend the luncral,
irem the lesldence et his aunt, Mr. Deliver,
Ne. 240 West Strawberry street, en Saturday
morning at 9 o'clock. High mass at St. Mary's
church. Interment at St. Mary's cemetcrv.
ritd
McMasus. In Newberry township. Yeik
county, James McManus.
The relatives and friends of the lamily are
iC9pcetfully invited te attend the funeral,
from the Pennsylvania R. It. depot en the ar
rival of the 1:20 train te-morrow afternoon, te
proceed te St. Mary's cemetery. ltde
jvj;r AJtyi:nTini:iaiiJfTii.
TTfrANTED A JOUKNEY3IAH HARNESS
ft Maker. Geed wage and steady cmploj cmplej
menfr. Apply at once te
SAMUEL WORKMAN.
Lltltz, Pa.
JC24 ltd
IJXTKA CAI't: MAY OYSt'KKS,
'j AMD
FHESII DEVILED CltABS.
New designs of Pruit Baskets next week at
V. W. EUKKRl'S 12a L"at King street.
ju24-ltd
SV
CltOOL. TAX 1881.
The duplicate is iu the hands of the Trcat-
urer. 2 per cent, oil ler prompt payment.
W. O. MARSHALL. Treasurer.
Ne. 12 Centre Squaie.
DS-Ofllcc iieni s from 'J a m. te 4 p. m.
jS-tMR
e
LI) CLOTHES.
Ring, ling, ring the bell,
Gentlemen have you any Old Clethes te sell.
Sell the Old Clethes befeie they are moth
holed. The highest cash pi ict is paid before they fade
The beauty is you can have astylishsiutmade
in place et it.
ildrcs by Pestnl Cm d, and I will call nnjeii
promptly. H. WINER,
Je24-lwa 5IG St. Jeseph Stieet.
TOBACCO.
Sealed proposals for the purchase et n
Cases of Tobacco w ill be l ecelved at my elllcc,
Ne. 205 Walnutitivct.PhlladPlphla, until neon
of MONDAY. JUNE 27, 1SS1, at which time
said proposals will be opened, said Tobacco
is the Lane ister. Pa., packing or Phil. Ililku,
for Schroeder Ben, slightly damaged by the
Hie or Junes. Can be seen by application te
Bailsman X Bums, Insurance Agents, loincas leincas
ter Pa. The right Is reserved te reject any or
all bids. Bids should be addressed te the n
dcrslgncd ami marked "Proposals ler Lan
cast ei Tobacco." E. C. IR VI N,
Cbatuuan of Committee et Underwriters.
Jelt-ceillCtJcSi
c
.OTHiXO, &V.
New wc have hit upon
get rid of our
the plan te
ODD SUITS,
ODD COATS,
ODD PANTS.
Wc have marked them down te very
low figures and put en what wc term
A Bargain Celter.
Everybody can And use ler some of
these goods at the prices they are
marked. We also closed out a let of
about 105 SUITS OF DIFFERENT PAT
TERNS, from one or the largest and
best Clothing Manufacturers la the
East, and the prices that wc are selling
them ler is about what they cost te
manufacture.
WILLIAMSON k FOSTER,
ONE-PRICE HOUSE,
36-38 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
Please as'tC te see the BARGAIN COUNTER.
FULL LINE FOR SUMMER.
GLASS FRUIT JARS,
TIN CANS,
JELLY TUMBLERS,
BRASS. PORCELAIN LINHD AND AGATE
PRESERVING KETTLHS.
WINDOW SCREENS.
FLT TRAPS,
FARS02TS REFRIGERATORS,
WATER FILTERS,
WATER COOLERS,
FISIHYG TACKLE.
BASEBALL SUPPLIES.
AROHERY GOODS,
CROQUET SEST,
BABY CARRIAGES, &c.
The Finest and Cheapest Line et fie. and lOe.
G L ASWARE ever one red in the city.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
PENNSYLVANIA LAWN MOWER.
mm & WILL80K,
Ne. 152 N011TH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE 24, 1881.
AVEATHEU INDICATIONS.
Washington. June 24. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, northerly
generally veering te southeasterly winds,
stationary temperature and barometer.
JEWXLE.KX.
OOMK.THIKG NEW.
MIRROR DIAL
STEM-WIXDIXG WA TOIL
AUGUSTUS K1IOAIIS,
Ne. 20 East King Street, Lancaster, 1 a.
1 IAJIOXDS, &C-
THE MOUNTING
DIAMOND
llayaccm a small matter in comparison
with tha valuu et the gem ltsclt, but It Is se
Important that the safety of the (,'cm ile
penils en Us being dene properly.
Many Diamonds aie lest because net SK
CUKKl.Y mounted.
lluny Diamonds f.til te exhibit their
true beauty beeause net TASTEFULLY
mounted.
Many DlamemU appear like cheap and
common stones because net SKILLFULLY
mounted.
Our Diamond Mounting is designed with
cenmmmate taste, and executed with su
perior skill, by workmen of long expert
ence, who arc umivalcd in their specialty.
BAILEY,
BANKS,
BIDDLE,
12th & Chestnut Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
CLonuse.
SPRING OPKNJNC.
s
H. GERHART'S
ttnilmrii
X1UR II
IMlllg,
1,
Ne. 6 East King Street.
1 have jsibt completed iltting up one of the
Finest Tailoring Establishment te be found
lu this state, and am new prepared te show
my customers a stock of goods ter the
SPRING TRADE.
which for quality, btyla and v.ulety et
Patterns has never been equaled In this city.
1 will keep and gcll no goods w hich I cannot
recommend te my customer, no matter hew
low in price.
All goods warrant ca as lepnsentcil, and
prices as low as the lowest, at
Ne. 6 East King Street,
Next Doer te the New Yei k Stei e.
H. GERHART.
FOR HALE.
ri OOD CHANCE.
A DESIRABLE COAL AND LUMBER YARD
FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers at private kale a
property consisting et freven let of ground In
the town et Sprlngvillc, Lancaster county, at
the station en the Pennsylvania Railroad,
about one mile west of Mount Jey and near
the Lancaster & Ilarrisbnrg turnpike. The
Improvements arc a two-storied Frame Heuse
21x24 feet, used us a Railroad Station and Ticket
Office, a Frame Warehouse 'JU28 lect, and
Ceal and Lumber Yard, with about 2t0 feet et
Ceal Shedding, New Fail bank's Scales or 8 ten
capacity; 300 Feet et Railroad biding. Trestle
work for dumping coal, with space ler exten
sion or same. Buildings mostly new and every
thing in geed order. Location pleasant. In a
thickly settled agricultural neighborhood and
a fast improving town, with no rival business
in the town, lias an established coal traJe,
and capacity and advantage! te de a geed
shipping business anil increased passenger
travel. Price $9,UX en reasonable terms, for
further Information address ,.
JOS.U.UABECKER,
Spring Garden P. O.,
je'20-lmd Lancaster Cr.unty, Pa.
Te-Day' Vete at Albany.
Albany, N. Y., June 24. Vete for
short term: Petter 44. Cenklia? 30.
Wheeler 45, Cernell 1, Lapham 13, Felger
1, Heskins 2, Jehn Reach 1. Senater
Madden, who voted for Lapham yesterday,
voted for Jehn Reach te-day.
Vete for Piatt vacancy: Depew 45,
Eernan 45, Piatt 27, Heskins 4, Lapham 3,
Cernell 7, Crowley 5, Tremaine 1.
After some discussion the convention
adjourned.
Faithless Stewards.
Sax Francisce, June 24. Wm. Higby,
collector of internal revenue for the Cali
fornia distiict, in settling the affairs of
his office before turning it ever te Chan
cellor Hartzen, the incoming collector, has
discovered that many of his deputies are
defaulters. One of them, named Hib-
bard, is short $3,000 in his accounts, and
another named Kelly is a defaulter for a
heavy sum. Beth absconded, but the
former has been captured. Iligby has
been given until July 1, te square his ac
counts. Murder by a Drunken Tramp.
Wilmington, Del., June 24. Jeseph
Mowbray, a tramp from Baltimore, de
manded feed at the Helly Tree house this
morning. As he was drank, the proprietor
ordered him out. ife then picked up a
brick amf struck James Guinty, an assist
ant at the Helly, inflicting wounds from
which the victim died in a few minutes
afterwards. Mowbrey is under arrest.
The Talbotts ICespited.
St. Leuis, June 2i. A dispatch from
Jeffersen City says that Gov. Crittenden
this morning granted a respite te the
Talbott brothers until Friday, July 22.
He says that he has net been governed
by the petition of ministers sent te him,
but only by his own notion of right and
justice. Beth men declare their inne
cence.
To?ker5e5;Co!K,,ce hc'lv- ; light
Cattle-Receipts, 3.01 head; shipment -tee
head; market steady ad f.lir ly AcUve -"W.
ports, I5WSB 15; prime at J(5' (the wht
P-r&?Jn months); geed te choice hYpptn
steady 'at i aSV through "'Tevins
at l 404 15; Blockers and leciteM, SOI 'ts
tine feeders at 35 in. ' J
iheep Receipts. 1, head ; shipmcuN. 400
head; -market strong and active for -oeii-pooe
te fair slew at 3e04 25; geed te choice
butchers' at 50g4 75 ; exporters at $53525-
uii num.
East Lirkrtt. Cattle Receipts 1.7C0 head
all through;. market closed with a better reel
ing. Hogs Receipt 2,000 head; Philadelphia-!,
$C 15e -te ; Yorkers, SOfiC.
Sheep-Receipts LW0 head; no sales.
steeicaanm.
New Yerk, Philadelphia anil Lecal Stocks
also United States Bends reported daily by
Jacob B. Loxe. jr. E. Cor. Centra Square.
JIbw Yerk Stocks.
Stocks strong.
June 21.
A. v. r. M. T. X
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Itumercd Massacre of Spaniards.
Madrid, June 24. A dispatch from the
Spanish consul at Oran intimates that a
hundred Spaniards were massacred by the
insurgents during the recent raid en the
Esparto faclieu at Saida. Four hundred
persons were wounded or taken prisoners.
lccah Fruzer at St. Jehn.
St. Jehn, X. F., June 24. The United
States steamship Alliance arrived here this
morning and will shortly proceed en a
polar ciuihe te search the northern side of
Spitzbcrgcn (ice permitting) for the Jcan-jiettc.
Canada Southern
C. C. 4 I. C. IL R
Del.. Lack. A Western
weiaware A Hudsen Canal lOJ't; 110 10
Denver A Kie Grande 112 112& 112I
Hannibal Jk St. Jee & afc 0
Lake Shere ,t Mich. Southern.. 12C la lJi
Manhattan ElevateiL 2rt -Hi'' 2'
Michigan .Central U'.v2 lu7 HG1
Mlfianiirf Knnditfr 1. -.. r.n ku -.?
"----rrTrr?.v-ru -r ; ;,.
Jf. Y., Ontario A Western
New Yerk Central
Ohie A Mississippi
Pacific Mall Steamship Ce...
St. Paul & Omaha
de Preterrcd
Central Pacltlc
Texas Pacilie
Union Pacitlc
Wabash, St. Leuis & Pacific.
" Preterm!
Western Union Tel. Ce
lei'i 101 v
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Philadelphia.
Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania R. R
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
Buffalo, Pitts. A Western..
Northern Central
Northern Pacific.
' Preferred
Hcstenvtlle
Philadelphia A Erie R. It..
Iowa Gulch Mining
.Uhited States I'.enim.
United States 4 per cents.
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Uarfleld and the Sunday Schools.
Terente, June 24. At the afternoon
session of the Sunday school convention
yesterday a letter was read from President
Gariicid, expressing his earnest sympathy
and deep interest in the work of the convention.
Beat Racing.
Peekia. June 24. Mr. Mumford, of
Xew Orleans, wen the senior single scull
nice of the Mississippi amateur rowing re
gatta yesterday in 15 minutes 39 seconds.
The Minnesota club wen the senior four feur four
eaicd shell race in 13 minutes 31 seconds.
The lite Cummlulen.
Les Plains, June 24. The Ute com
mission outfit accompanied by cavalry
have crossed Giand river and gene tew.nd
the Unitah lcscrvatien in Utah.
Veil Dead.
Chester, Pa., June 21. Themas Lee,
an old resident of Marcus Heek, Delaware
county, fell dead at his home last evening,
after eating a plate of ice cream.
Complacent Germany.
Londen, June 24. All ill-feeling be
tween Italians and Frenchmen it is said is
being vicwad with complacency by Ger
many. Death of a Safe Manufacturer.
Pi,AiNnni.D, X. Y., June 24. Silas C.
Ilening, the safe manufacturer, died Mid
denly this morning.
Koeu Quotations of the Grain .Market
Furnished by .
Chicago.
V IHL
lOrila
vl is
Nkw YeitK.
V'rll
"45
PmLDKLriii..
Wheat
Cern
Oats
Raltimekg.
v 111 IL
iern. .
Oats
I.icnb It. I.en
llrekcr.
July.
..I.I4'i
, Commission
Aug.
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Sept.
l.llf
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,ir
Pull.
Four IlcncesjAgaliiBt a Oueen
fct. Leuis Chronicle.
The ether evening after the 1 aces a num
ber of distinguished colored gentlemen,
among them Pinchback, of Louisana, and
Beb Harlan of Ciucinuatti, assembled at
the residence of the Rev. Mr. Tanner, an
orthodox colored clergyman, en Morgan
street. Poker docs net seem te be unor
thodox from this geed minister's standpoint
and se a game was commenced. Whether
the clergyman participated docs net ap
pear, but Pinchback did te his sorrow.
The game was unlimited ; he held three
queens and a pair of aces, which is con
sidered a geed hand iu Louisiana worth
$1,700 at the lowest estimate, He is at
present $1,700 out of pocket, a victim of
four deuces, and colored society is all agog
ever the event, thinking that if the Louis
iana seuater backs his judgment in such
reckless fashion the Rev. Tanner may
have te raise enough by subscription
among his cougiegatien te defray his ex-'
penscs home.
JIAJtKETS.
Slew KerK market.
vw YeBK,'Jiine2 Fleur State anil West
ern Unii, moderately active ; Superiine State at
$1 0034 75; extra let4 C6g3 00; choice de J5 I0
5 25: fancy de $5 30QG 75; round hoop Ohie
4 755 CO : choice de 5 10j675; superiine
western $4 00g4 75; common te geed ex
tra de H G5500 ; choice de $5 1O0G 75 ; choice
white wheat de, at $5 256 25. Southern
firm, with fatr inquiry ; common te fair extra
$5 2525 75 : geed te choice de $5 807 SO.
Wheat without important change und mod
erately active ; Ne. 'i Red, June, $1 30l 30 ;
de Aug, $1 2bJil '!,; kde Sept., l 2Ci
1 21
Cern market itheut important eliauge ;
Mixed west-Jin spot, W5S?ic ; de future, 57
rc.
O.itsashadc easier; Ne. June, 41J,e ; de
Jnly,44c; debept. 87;ic; Slate, 414'Jc;
Wc-)lern 4J43c.
riillMdelpnla Market.
Philadelphia, June 24. Eleui market
firm moderate trade ; Superfine, 93 25
.t 75; extra $4Q4 25 ; Ohie &'. In
dtanummily 5 75G25; Penna. lamily i535
5 &! : St. Leuis de f t0U SO ; Minnesota
Extra f5SO0(OO: de straight, f 256(1 50; win
ter patent $t Z',i(7 00 ; spiing de Pi 237 50.
Rye flour at$5t05 25.
Wheat steady ; Ne. 2 Western Red, $1 2 ;
D.-l. and Penn'a Red, 1 2Gfcjl 20J ; de Am
ber, 1 2K1 27.
Cern firm, geed local demand ; steamer,
54$5Cc; sail yellow, 57c; sail mixed, 5C
57c ; Ne. 3, mixed, 53g55c.
Oats dull and easier: Ne. 1 White 44c;
Ne. 2, de 434.SKc ; Ne. 3, de 42c ; Mixed, 39c
Rye dull at -Oc.
Previsions Arm ; mess perk $17 50Q18 03 ;
beet hams, 23 S0Q25 00; Indian m.i3s
beef $24 50.
Bacen smoked shoulders, 77c ; salt d
Gft7c; smoked hams ll(fl2c; pickled htius
Lard market lirm ; city kettle llllc ;
loose buteuera' at 10c ; prime steam nt
$113).
Ruttcr-markct fair, active and firm;
Creamery extra Pennsylvania at 2223c;
Western, at 22c; de geed te choice 19ii
21c; Rradferd county and New Yerk extra,
21c ; flrst-i, 1820c.
Rolls dull, ; Pennsylvania and WciU-ru
OS! 13c.
Egg" market dull; Penn'a at 17ffil7ic;
Western. 1CXQ17C
Cheese falny active : New Yerk full cream,
10c; Western lull creue 8UQ9c; de fair te
gefl, 838c
Petroleum dull; reilned Site
Whlskyat$lll.
fcceds Goeil te prime Clever, no market ;
Timethy dull at $.1 15; de de Fiaxwt
nominal at $1 23.
tlve Stock markets.
Cuicaoe. Hogs Receipts. CO.00O head ; ship
ments, 4.S10 head; geed quality in fair demand ;
Lecal stocks anil Henda.
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LiucClty 0 per ci. Leaa,duc lsS2...$liie
" lssr,... iix)
" " lsoe... 100
" " 1KI5... lue
" 5 jier tt. in 1 or 30 years. . 100
0 per ct. Scheel Lean.... 100
" 4 " in ler3yeai.. let
" 4 " In 5 or 2D years.. 100
" 4 " in 10 or 20 years. 100
MIsCELLANKOUS 1IONDS.
Qitarryville 11. R dun lHlct $100
Reading X Columbia R. Rdiiu lbS2 100
lemcaster Watch Ce., due 1S80 loe
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
due In ler 20 years 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
Stevens Heuse 100
KA?K STOCKS.
First National Rank.
Farmers' Natieird Rank
Lancaster County National Rank,
Columbia National Rank
Kphrata National Rank
First National Rank, Columbia.. .
First Natien-il Hank, .Stvuslnirg...
First National Rank, .Marietta
First National iiank, Meurt Jey.
Lititz National Rank
Manhcim National Hank
Union National Rank. Jlomit.ley
t elm ri k k stec ;:a.
Rig Spring & Reaver Vallej'....
Itridgepert
Columbia .t Cliestniit Hill
Columbia & Washington
Columbia & Rig bprlng
Lancaster A Kphrata
I4UIC., Elizabeth t'n A Mhldlet'ii.
Lancaster & Fruitville... ...".....
Lancaster &Litlt;c ,
LanCLSter & Willi.imstewii
I4incaster fc Maner
Lancaster & Maiilx-iiii
Lancaster & Marietta
Lancaster ft New Helland
Lancaster & Susquehanna
Imcastcr X willow htteel 2S
btraslnirgft Millport 25
Marietta ft Majtewi .-. 25
Marietta ft Mount Jey 25
MISCKLLAfl Ol S STOCK.
Qunrryville R. R 50
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103.50
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102.50
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Mlllcr-ville htreet Car
Inquirer Printing Crimp my....
Watch Factory
lias Light and Fuel Cempiiny.
Stevens Heu-e
Columbia Cas Company
Columbia Wider Ceuip my
Siisqituliaiin 1 Iren Cempai.y..
Marietta Hellew ware ."...
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EKTEIZTAIXUKXTS.
IKK CK1.AJI AM) 7J;aVKRUY Cv
TIVAL.
Te be held at the
UNION RLTHKL CHURCH,
corner Prince and Orange Str el, ler benefit
efchurrli, cemiiieiiciiig JUNK2I, 181, te con
tinue during thu week. HSntd
tjaiu ani sTi:AV.':ti:i::iV fitival
or TUB
SHIPFLER FIRE COMPANY,
Open every evening, and 011 WKDNKSDAY
mid SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
In thpir Hall. Kcvstene Rand will be In at
tendance. The colored Workingmen's Association will
visit the fair te-night In a body eertei by the
Keystone Rand. ic'J-15td
yAfEUllANOIXUH, &c.
ALL PAPKB, XV.
w
We hive opened some New Patterns el
WALLPAPERS
Elegant SUles In all Grades of Goods. Rem
nants and Odds and Ends that have uccuuui.
lated during the past Spring, will be !old out
low te make room for ether stock. Anion;,
them are wine very choice goods.
Fancy WMew Mb
in six and seven feet lengths. Plain Cleth by
the yard in all colors ami widths. Spring and
Cord Fixtures, Scotch and Aineiican Helland.
Measures taken and shade- hung promptly.
EXTENSION CORNICES
In large variety. Kbeny nnd Walnut Curtain
Poles. Orders taken for Fine Mlrren. We
also inake
WIRE SCREENS FOR WINDOWS.
put up In very
and Landscape.
best manner, Figund, Plain
PHARES W. PRY,
If O. S7 NORTH QUEKX ST.
IASTATK OF J:LIZA1:ETII B. STOWP.R3
X!j Jlarberccr, latent the city of L-meister,
deceased. Letters tcsUimentary en slid estate
having been granted te the undersigned, ena
of the executers, all persons indebted thereto
are rcquested te make iniuu diate payment
and these having claims or demand azainn
the same will present them without deiay for
settlement te the .undersigned, residing at 124
North Seventh street, in the citv or Phllacel.
Pnia. LOUIS IS. II AR1SKRGKR.
Jcl9 Ctdeatv One et the K "reenters.