LANCASTER BAILT INTELLIGENCER TUESDAY- JUNE 28; 1881.
OBITUARY.
. Death of ;eorge W. Masen.
Gceie W. Masen, beu of Jehn Masen of
White Herse, Salisbury township, this
count v, died after a liiigeimi; illness, from
juttmenary consumption, at the residence
of his father, at half-past two o'clock this
morning, in the 20th year of his age. Mr.
.Masen was a jpntig man of fine part-, and
i as widely known and highly esteemed,
lie was born and educated at White
JIer.se, and when net mere than 13 years
old bcgati te write for the newspapers,
frequently contributing te the columns of
the Intelligence! the local news of his
neighborhood. A few yenrs later he became
au apprentice in this jITicc, with the inlcn inlcn
tentieu of learning the trade of printing.
He lcinaiticil about two yeat.s and then
went te Philadelphia U? take instructions
in job punting in the eflice of Raker &
Kicking. He icmaiueri tlicic si mouths,
or meic, letutned te Lane tfcter and fin
ished his tiade in (he old Eiprcfi office.
His tastes, however, leaned meic towards
the litcrai than the mcch.iuical pirt of
piintitig and whatever else he might he
doing, hi never failed te devote a geed
itien of his time te the leading el stau
laid literatim- and the picpaiatien
of intciesling pipers fei the pic-s.
After the old JCjprerv was bought out and
consolidated with the Examiner, Mr. Ma Ma
eon aeceit'(l a position as local editor en
tlmJii'juucr, and 1 clamed it until the Xew
Era v..is stalled, when he was offered and
accepted a position en the editeii.tl stall
el that piper, ictaining it until the time of
his death, though often compelled tongue
up active uei I: en aeceiiut of impaucd
health. Duiing the winter of 1878 9 he
went te Pleiiria ii: hopes that a milder
climate would rcsteiu his health. Itetuiii
iug seinewli.it impieved. lie lcsumed his
I.tbeis en the Xc.r Era, hut in January
last, takimr a .sevvie cold while attending a
festival of the ledjje of K. of L, te which
he belonged, he suD'eicd a i elapse that
finally ended in his death.
Deceased was a icady and caicful
w liter, a liiiiiaud unllinching Democrat,
i polite and Intelligent gentleman, a ti no,
warm-health.! fiiend, and au affectionate
.son and bio. ..or.
His fitiien I will tahcpl.tce from the te te
iileneeefhis father en Fiiday metning,
July 1st, at J o'clock, the leligieus set
viccs te bt: 1. 1 id in the lqiiscipal chinch aU
(Jompaseville, in the buiying ground el
v.lncli the inlet incut will take place.
Ucaili el Jacob Stark.
.l.itieb Stark, aged 81 jcais, died under
seinew Ii.it Kiculiarcucumstauce.s last even
ing at the lesidencc of his daughter near
Keltsville, with whom he had been living
lei a few months past. It appeal.- that the
old gentleman, who was haul of healing,
slatted fiem his daughter' .s lcsidence en
Sunday evening te go te chinch at
XeflVtviile. While e.i the read he
was knocked down or fell down
between the wheels of a carnage and was
i mi ever. The diivei of the carriage,
whose name we have net learned, slopped
and picked up the old man, took him te
his daughtei'Kjieiiie and sent for Dr. Wit
mcV te attend te him. The doctor at first
supposed lh.it Mi. Slaik was sulfeiing
fiem concussion of the bi.iin, pie.hiced by
being sti uck by the can iage, but a mete
catclitl examination convinced him thai
he had bven pies-liateil by apoplexy. This
opinion is sttenghteiicd by the statement:,
of eihcis who witnessed the accident.
They .say that Mr. Staik was net knocked
down, but fell ever against the can iage.
They also contradict a rumor that, thcie
weie. several teams lacing, and that the
old man was caught between them.
Mi. Staik died last evening and his re
mains weie bieught this nieiuing te Lan
caster aud taken te the lesidencc of his
daughter. Mis. Amanda Kleiss, with
whom h made his homcpiierto his going
te Ncllsiille. llisfuiiei.il will take place
en te nun iev alteinoen at '2 o'clock, fiem
the icMdence of his daughter, at thecetnei
of Ninth tjiieciiand James streets.
Tim iseriii.il Scheel Appropriation.
The Millei.sville normal school iiuder
gmdiiaU's h.ie been distui bed by an an
nouncement that the amount of the sl.itc
appiojiriatien te them has been l educed
below the amount allowed by the law.
luquiiy diicctid te Ihedcp.iitmcnt ot'pub et'pub
Hi: instinct ion has icsullcdiu the infei ma ma
lien gien in the subjeinetl letter, that the
apiuopi'.ilieu made by the Legislatmc
was tee small te meet the iciiircmcnts of
the law.
COUKOSUI'ALTII Ol" I'l 11VM , (
III 1'VltlMb.M Jt l'LllMI lisllll I'lleN.
IlAiti;ir.i lie, June .7, 1SS1.
A. .1. Sixinm vn. !., Lancaster, Pa.:
Dear tir : Hi. lligbce has issued no
elder in icgaid te payment of appropiia apprepiia appropiia
tien te undeigiadiiales. The money ap ap ap
piopii.ttel for that pin pose (!-;'2,00(t) was
paii I as heieteli'ie. The mistake was in
net setting ap.ut a sullicieut amount te
meet the icijaiienieiits of graduates and
un.icitri-.ulti.it.es when the apptopii.ilieu
bill was passed I we jeais age. Tiiis
year's apprepii.il ion bill, for which Dr.
Higbec is in no way responsible and which
was neatly passed when hecameheie. sets
apait the same amount for graduates and
utidci graduates as last year, which will
net. in my judgment, meet their legal de
mands, but all we can de is te pay out
what money is appiepiiatcd, just as we
have done this J ear.
Itespeet fully yours,
Wm. I). LiMwr.v.
A Sorrowful Visit.
A few weeks age, Mr. Frank Pieicy, an
extensive dealer in coal and lumber, left
hi, home in Kansas City, Me , accompa
nied by his wife and four childicn, te vi.sit
ft 'lends and i datives in this city. While
en route his wife became ill and en teach
ing Lancaster her disease tlcvoleiyil into
small-pox. Mr Pictcy being unable te
secure a home for his family, because of
the disease with which his wife was
aillictcd, was compelled te place
his wife in the small pox hospi
tal, and his childicn in the almshouse,
though he was abundantly able te pay well
for a home for them in mete comfortable
and congenial quai ters. At last he .secured
a home for his childicn with a family
living en Orange stieet, and, his wife
having rceeveicd, he made picparatiens te
return te his home in Kansas City,
yesterday afternoon, when another alllic alllic
tien fell tii.mil his family. His youngest
child, a babe, was attacked with chelci a
merbus and after gtv.it suil'ciing died at '2
o'clock this morning. Mr. Picrey made
all haste te leave the city, and pi ecuring
a coffin for his dead babe, aud railroad
tickets for the living members of his fam
ily, left for the West this afternoon taking
the dead babe along with him.
I.eltTeur..
Cel. JMwaid McOevcin left Lancaster
this afternoon for the far West te leek
aftet mmiie raiheid and land iutcicsts. He
gees direct te t'oleiado Sptiiigs, near
Pueblo, Colerado, aud thence thteugh
Texas, letitrning by way of New Oilerns
aud New Yerk.
Daniel Mayer, tobacco packer for Iver bs
& Spiess, having finished a fine packing
of Lancaster county tobacco, left Lancas
ter te day for New Yerk.
The Water Committee.
The water committee of councils, ac
companied by the mayor, water superin
tendent, and Mr. Dinklcbcrg, the archi
tect, visited the -water wetks this after
noon te take a leek at and determine the
exact site en which the new boiler Jiottse is
te be erected.
St. MrjV I'.ilr.
The attendance at St. Mary's festival
last night was geed The chance books
being confined exclusively te the tables
makes the festival a pleasant place te
spend an evening. It will be continued
until Saturday evening.
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUK UEGCLAR CORBESPONUEJfCK.
Miss Jennie G. Bachman returned
home fiem the Kingsten seminary this
meriiinf.
Dr. Armer, who has been dangerously
ill for the past few days, is, we are glad te
say, impieving rapidly.
Mr. Harry Pfahler was this morning ap
pointed engineer at tnc mippiee engine
works of this place.
Mr. Wm. Newmachcr, formerly of Col
umbia, but new a resident of Newark, N.
J., is here en a short visit.
Yesterday afternoon a coal car was
thrown from a sidimr. in the west side of
the Pennsylvania round house, caused byl
the spteaaing of the tracks, it was half
an hour befeie the weikmen succeeded in
removing the blockade.
The stieets of the Thiid watd are, for
the fii.st time in fifteen years, being re
paired. That they need it, there is net
the slightest doubt, as it was unsafe te
diive in them.
Unofficially, there is some talk abjpit
changing ftcight train ctews of Columbia.
The men say that the first who come in
should be the first te go out.
The signal bridge at the crossing of the
Pennsylvania & Heading railroads will, in
a short time, be tern down and a new sig
nal, net in the shape of a bridge, will be
put up. At the same place new " ftegs "'
will be laid.
William Lawicnce was sued last evening
by his wife for beating her. The hearing
cime oil' before Justice Fi.mk. The case
will be continued.
A tegular wemen'. fight took place in
t-ag town yestctday. One of them was'ar
icsted and arraigned befeie Squiie Yeung,
who, after hearing the full particulars dis
charged her.
A gteat deal of confusion and tieuhle
was caused by something being the matter
with the telegraph wires between Yeik
and Wiightsville. All messages from
down the Peit Depe-.it lead te the former
place iiad te be sent by the way of Uariis
burg. This morning a hetsc attached te a mar
ket wairen tan off. The wagon contained
a number of baskets and buukets, but
happily empty. The horse darted up
Cheny stieet, spilling the contents of the
all along the way. It was caught en Fifth
stieet between Chei i y and Union.
Yesteiday afternoon a breakdown occur
red en Union street. A wagon containing
a latge lead of rags, stiuck a stone in the
stieet and immediately "rags fell." The
wainm was taken te be rcpaiied and the
tags te the. home of their owner.
Ulysses Peet, a jeung boy whoweiks in
the Shawnee rolling mill, had his car and
head badly cut by a pair of tongs flying
out of another person's hand. The acci
dent occurred yesterday afternoon.
Martin Hurgcit struck another young
boy name 1 Abe Matklcy in the arm with
a t horn. It was thought for a time that
lockjaw would be the tesitlt. Hurgett
was attested aud had a hearing be tore
Siptiie Frank and was committed te jail
ler 20 days.
Mr. Chailes Gtevc, machinist in the
Pennsylvania round house, met with what
might have been a fatal accident yester
day afternoon. He bearded engine
Ne. ::! te ride te his pl.ice of business.
In the rear of the round house he
jumped oil' or rather attempted that teat,
hut his coat caught, aud, after running
ten ei liitceu feet he was thrown violently
te the gtetiiid aud dragged some distance.
He was picked up iu an insensible condi
tion and cairied into the round house,
whet cafter a while, he recovered conscious
ness. He was pietty badly cut about the
head and face, lmtnolspiieu-.lv. AUagice
in saving that it was a most narrow es-
C.lH.
The O.nceU tiibc, I. O. It. 31., will mil
an excursion te Annopelis, Md.. ou the
:!IIi of next month. Extensive ptepara ptepara
iieiis me being made, and if sucecsfitl, the
a Hair will be the grand event oft he season.
As the pi ice is low, being only 2 for the
i emul t tip, we de net doubt that a large
number of persons will avail themselves
el this excellent oppeilunily. The tiaiu
leaves Columbia at 5 a. in. aud gees down
the Peit Deposit toad. The scenery along
the leutc is giand. Attivingat Havre de
Grace, the. party will cmbaik en the fine
cxcur.sieu steamer "Chester " from Balti Balti
meie for trip en the bay. A full brass
and iced baud will accompany the excur
sionists. tjuai tet master Sergeant F. A. Bennett
was appointed, last evening, by Capt. D.
15. V:c. of Ce. II, orderly sergeant. The
appointment gives universal satisfaction
te the entire company, but at the same
time the members are very serty te le.se
se eiiicienc ana accommodating quar
tet master as Mr. Bennett has pievcd him
self te be. Ne ether member of the com
pany can and will de for the same what the
new unlet ly has done. The inembeis-say
say that if Sergeant Bennett makes as
geed an eideily as he did quaiter master,
Ce. II. will have one of the finest non
commissioned officers in the national
guanl of lYmiivylvania.
Our Itoreugtt I'ollce
We tepet ted last week the discharge of
pci sons before Justice Yeung, en the
charge of "lesisting the execution of a
legal piecess," because the resistance was
elleied te lleniy Itedenhauser, who had
been sworn in, and since commissioned as
a boieugh policeman.
The fourth section of our borough char
ter vests the power of the corpbaatien in
a chief burgess aud town council com
posed of nine members.
The tenth section gives them ewer
" te make such laws, ordinances, by-laws
and regulations, net inconsistent with the
laws of the commonwealth, as they shall
deem necessary for the geed order and
government of the borough ; te establish
a nightly watch ; te erect a lock up house
for the temporary dctcntiett of persons
cethmitted by the proper corporate officers;
te appoint and remove such officers, pre
set ibc their duties and te enforce the or
dinances and regulations of the borough."
Ne ordinance or regulations for the ap
pointment of policemen, or a nightly
wtch, nor any prescribing the duties of
such officers, have ever licen enacted by
council, yet several have been sworn in as
such. Justice Yeung holds that these
policemen are appointed by councils and
have no duties te perform, except such as
council may prescribe ; and as council has
preset ibed none they are acting without
authority.
Election of Olllrnrs.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing term last evening by Lancas
ter ledge, Ne. 08, K. of P.:
Chancellor Commander Jehn S. Gra
ham. Yice Chancellor Gee. W. Schcetz.
Prelate II. II. Ilolten.
Mastcr-at-Arnts Jehn L. Vegan.
Representative C. II. Fasnacht.
Doii-e lour canary Sine ?
Then get a bottle et Hint Bitters, which is an
unfailing rcstoreret song and a cure fet all
diseases et cage bints. It your druggist docs
net keep it, or will net get It for you, send a
postal card te the Bird Feed Company, 307J
reuerai street, cantdcn, N. .1., and tney win
see that you are supplied. Price, 25 cents.
uiarJ.;-3ind&w
Wayne Council Kxcurslen
te Atl.inticCity en Monday next, July 4. lteund
trip tickets geed ter two days, from Lancaster
and Columbia only $i"3. Frem Petersburg,
Lancaster Junction and all stations en the
Beading ft Columbia Railroad tickets will be
geed ler three days. Special train leaves Lan
caster at 4 a m.; Columbia, 4; Petersburg,
4:i0 ; Lancaster J unction, 4:50 ; Manheim, 4:35 ;
Litltz. 4-l"i ; Eparata. fcCi. jc294jy2d
City Dill rosters.
Carsen ft Hcnscl, city bill pesters and dis
tt ibuters, ellice .Intellieuncer building, Ne. 6
Seuth Queen street.
Gentlemen extravagantly praise the Cuti
cura Medicinal Sharing Seap.
Feeble and exhausted constitutions restored
tp health and strength by Halt Bitters.
ai'ECZAZ. XQTJCEH.
Terrible Le of KAte.
Millions of rats, mice, cats, bfil bugs, t eaches,
lee tlielr lives by collision with "Heugh en
Kats." Sold by druggists, 13c. Depot Jehn F.
Leng A Sens, Lancaster.
Theusanda of women have been entirely
cured of the most stubborn cases et female
weakness by the use et Lydia E. l'inkham's
Vegetable Compound. Send te Mrs. I.ydla 11.
I'inkham, 2S3 Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass..
for pamphlets.
Ge te It. Ii. Cochran's Drug Stere, 127 Xerth
Queen stieet, for Mr. Freeman's yew Na
tional Dyes. Fer brightness and durability et
coler.are unequaled. Celer from 2 te SpeuiuW.
Directions in English and Ceiman. l'riae. 25
cents.
Hall's Yeektaulk Sicilian 'Hair Kkmkulu
is u scientific combination ei some of the me-t
powerful restorative agents in the vegetable
kingdom. It restores gray hair te Its original
color. It makes the scalp white mid clean. It
cures dundrutrand humor-,, and lulliug-eut el
the hair. It lurntshes the nutritive principle
by wliie'i the hair is nourished and supported.
It makes the hair moist, soft and gle-sy, ami fa
unsurpassed as a liair dressing., It is the me-t
economical preparation ever ettered te the
public, as its effects teiu.iin a long time, mak
ing only :iu occasional application nece--ary.
It is recommended and u-eil by eminent nicil
icaluicn, and etllclally endei-cd by IhcSUte
Assayer or Massachusetts. The popularity of
Hall's Hair Kenewcr lias increased with llie
testel many years, both in tills ceuntty mid
in lereign lands, and it is new known anil
ued in all tlie civilized couiitueset the weilit
Fer sale by till dealers. jniJ-lw dced&w
The tireatest messing.
A Miinple, pure, harmless icmedy, that cuies
every time, and stomach disease by keeping
the bleed puie,t picveutu regular, kidneys and
liver active, is the greatest b!-.slng ever con
torted upon man. Hep Ititters fc that temedy,
and its pioprietersatc being blessed by thou
sands he have been saved and cuicd by it.
Will j en tiy it. Sm ether column.
A Ceugli, Celd or .Sere 'liueat should no
stepped. Neglect frequently l.-sulls In an In.
curahle I.'ing Dt-c:ie or Consumption.
Ilreivn's ISrnnehial Troches de net disorder
the stemal h like ceugli syrups and balsams,
biitactdirecllv en t lie iniluined p.ii t, aliasing
ir-itatien, gii iclii-t in Asthma, Itrnuchiul
Coughs, Calat.h, and the Tlueai Troubles
Ideh Singers and l'ublic'speakeis air subjci t
te. Fer thirty years llrmrn's liienelual
Treines hue been recommended by physi
cians, and always give petteet t-ntlst.ictieii.
Ha ing been tested by wide and con-tint u-u
for ueai lyau entire geiier.it ion, they hac at
tained well-merited rank among the lew stspte
remedies el the age. Sold at i", crnts u Jsit
everywhere. mS-ivdfTh.xSAlvw
Kese Celd anil Hay Fever.
Mlssks. White ft liuitiucK.Diugglsts, Itliac.i.
N. V. I can recommend F.ly' Cru.uu Hstlm te
reliuveall persenssiineriiig w It Ii Kese Celd mid
Hay Fever. I have been agieat sulTrii'i liem
the same complaints ; have had gieit lellel Ip
using the Balm. I have receuimeiulril Ii le
many of my friends for Catarrh, and In nil
cases where 1 hey have used the I'.aliu lnrly
have bean cured. T. Kknni:t, Diy lioeils Mi i
chant, Ithaca, New Yeik. Sept. , 11-0
Meusus. Wm. Ursr ft Sess. DiugEists, New
Brunswick, .1. .1. Since imyhi.ed I have l.r.-u
treitliled with Catarrh ami Hay Fever, und
have been unable te obtain pcrm-mrul icllri
until I ucd Kly'u c'n-am Calm, wrliieh has
cured me. Altera lew day's use 1 could sVep
all night, whicli 1 could net de bi-tote. K. I,.
Clickuier, New Iliiiuswlek, N. .1. I'lien .VI
cents. jul.'i JudeiHl.Vn-
l.lquul or Dry.
Seme people prefer te pinch tu midleines
in thediy statcsetlial liiey cm see let them
selves tint they are purely vegetable. Minus
hive net the time or ilcsii. te piep.ur Hi.
medicine, and wish il ready te ii-e.
Te accommodate each eiass the piepi idols
ei Kidney-Wert new offer tint well known
remedy in both Liquid am! Hit Fei in. Sold
by di legists every w here. 1'oitiiiieitlh.
ju2MwUVt
An Olit Frleiiil.
He was ulllietcd with a lame luck ami gen"
end debility ; he was recommended Themas'
KclcctticUil. which euted him at once. This
famous Hprcitic is a positiveiemedv ler bodily
pain. Fer sale ill II. 15. Cochran's Dm : stele,
1.57 Neith (jiicen Siticet, Lancaster.
Itching i'lles Sjuptems aim cure.
The symptoms ate lueisluie, like peispira
Hen, intense itching, iucrcusLd by sciatchuig,
verv distressing, particuiaily at night, as il
pin wet ins were crawling iu and about the
rectum ; the pnv.ite part are .sometimes al
lected ; II allowed te continue ery set ions re
sults may lollew. Dr. Sway tie's All He.ilmg
Ointment is a pleasant sure cure. Alse lu
tetter, Itch, -alt i Ileum, scald lit ail, l.r slpfias,
hat Iter's itch, blotches, all sealv, crusty, cuta cuta
neous ciuptiens. Pi Ice, ."Ml cents, thru; bees
iertli'i. seal by mail te any addiesseu ic ic
ceiptef piice in curiency ei three cent pest
age stamps. Prepared only hy Dr. bwavnc ft
Sim, :) North Sixth stieet. Phil idelphi.t, 1M
sold by all prominent druggists.
juneJ3 SiiulM VS.V
Sate tout Itatr te-i :'.i-iti:tifui.
The " Louden Hair Celer Bestercr" lb the
most delight tul article ever intiedut-ed te the
Air.erican peejde and la totally different liem
all ether Hair Ucslercrs, being entirely free
liem all Impure ingredients that lender many
Wilier articles for the hair obnoxious. Where
baldness or lulling of Ihe hair exists, or picinu
turegrayncss, from sickness or ether causes.
Its u ,c will restore the natural youthful color,
and cause a healthy growth, cleansing the
seal j) liem all impurities, dandruff, etc., a! the
same time a most pleasing and lasting hair
dressing, flagrantly perfumed, rendering it
soil and pliable, making il au indispensable
article in every toilet. Ask your druggist for
Londen Hair Celer Bestercr. Price 75 cents a
bottle. Six iKittles, $1. Main depot ler the
United SUUes, ."30 Jfei 111 Sixth street, Philadel
phia, ml 1-lvdTTliA F& w
lUCATltS.
Masex. June 2Stli, ISS1, at White Herse,
Salisbury township, Geerge W. Masen, aged
25 years, t) months and l.'i da .
Therelativesanil friends of the family ate
respectfully Invited leuttend the funeril. from
the residence of his parents, at White Herse,
Salisbury township, en Fiiday morning, at '.)
o'clock. Services at St. Jehn's Kpicepal
church at Cetnpassvillc.
Stabk In this city, en the "JSth lust., Jucub
Stark, in the S."th year et his age.
The relatives and lrlcmls of the family are
respectfully invited te attend the luueral,
from llieresidenccefhlSilaughtcr, Mrs. Kleiss
corner of North Queen and Jame streets, en
te-morrow (Wednesday) afternoon, at two
o'clock. Interment at I anraster ccincteiy.
ltd
j'Otrrzc'Ai.
Fer Ceunry Commissiener:
FP.ANK CLARK, or Strasbnrg township.
Sul-jcct te the choice et the Democratic coun
ty convention. jyrr.-d&wtp
ADAMS. DIKTKICII, of Mane-- township.
Subject te the decision of the Democratic
county convention.
1IENUY F. HAItTMAN (Lime liuiliei), et
East Lamjietcr township. Subject te the choice
of the Democratic county convention.
apr2-dftw tp
MAKTIN HILDEISRANf, or Mount Jey
Uoreugh. Subject te the decision or the Dem
ocratic county convention. aplS-dftwIp
JKICK MOHLKK, Kplir.ita. Subject te the
decision of. the Democratic county conven
tion, aprll-dftwtp
Ter County Auditor :
JOHN S. CUOWN, et Driuunre township.
Subject te Democratic rules. m27-d& wtp
JOHN L. LUSHTNEU,ef f.eaceck township.
Sublcct te the decision of thu Democratic
ceuntr convention. anrlS-tfdft w
NEW AJtrEKIISESLEXT,
SCHOOL TAX 1881.
The duplicate is in the hands of the Tie.is
rcr. 3 per cent, off ler prompt payment.
W. O. MARSHALL, Treasurer.
Ne. 12 Centre Square.
jWOOlce hours from 9 a. m. te 4 p. m.
18-tfdR
XEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TUESDAY
tj winner.
Partly cloudy and sllgltt-
All the Wauamakcr Stores are
closed till Friday ou account of the
death of Mr. Wanaiuaker's mother.
je23td
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'ANTED TUO 4JIKLS KOKGKNEKAL
Housework. Apply at .the Sprccher
neus
e, .ei tli uukc street. JeUJ-tltt
FOST ItLACK iIOUS FOIC A COAT ON
j Fast King street. 1 w ill be very thanklul
te the Under it he will please return it te tlrs
etlicti. as I am a vciy peer boy.
ltd CHARLES ISUOWN.
riUIK 1NTEK1CST DUE ON TUb MURT
1 gage bends of tiie Lancaster Watch Com
pany July 1, will be paid at the Lancaster
County National Rank en and alter that date.
JOHN D.SKILES.
ltd Treasurer.
POCKtT-UOUK LOST ON SUNDAY.
A Russia Leather Pocket-book.'well worn,
containing $-27 in paper money two ten dol
lar bills, one live ami two ones. A liberal re
ward will be paid for its return te this eflice.
ltd
AUCTION WALK OF HOILSKIKlLD FUK
niture. Redding, Mattresses, &c. at Ne.
4.! Neith Queen street, en Thursdavattcrnoen
at 1 o'clock. H KXUY S1IUJIERT,
ji 28 2td Auctioneer.
c
s FY TAX.-TO AFFORD AU. AN Ol'-
uei limit y te pay their City Tax and save
5 )K'r cent, abatement, the Treasurer's Ollice
will be open lreni 8 a. m. te 3 p. m., and 7 te 9
p. in. until July 1 inclusive.
WM. McCOMSEY,
j 27 1 fd Treasii i er and Receiver of Taxi s.
F
.XOU SALE. ONE OMMIUIS AS liOOD
sls new. with Pl-itferm Springs; 1 two-
heiscStagn. 4 sets nf Yankee Harness, 2 geed
Duvlug Horses. Fer wile cheap at the Rtd
Lien Hetel, New Helland, Lancaster Comity,
Pa. E. D.KUTZ,
Je27-lwrt
LMKKWUIElvS! IIUKWOKKM!!
WHOLESAU: AND RETAIL,
Te elosi-eut a Large Stock. Don't wait until
the List d.iv. At I he
OI.U rllHMVOKKN IlEAiMJUAKTEKS
-OK
D. S. BURSK,
.''l..M.I 17 Lust King Street.
'I'tli: SIlMI-A.NM'.tl. .MEF.TINU OF1IIE
I l.uuriisli-i- M eniieicher will be held at
tin it lull en Wednesday evening next, at $y,
e'i li.i k. All mcmlicis are requested le be
piesi-nt. The ceiumittee en excursion liave
ai ranged with III" Pennsylvania llailread
Ceuipiuy Jet-spii-i il i-ars te Wild Cat Falls,
ou -I ut v I, w hieli will leae Lancaster between
Hand 7a. m. All members who intend taking
pari Iu the excursion will report te the secre
tary, at his residence. Ne. 219 Nerlh Queen
street, or at Ma'iinerrher Hall, net later than
Thursday evening, as tickets must be ordered
Fiiday looming.
Ry tinier el the Picsidcnt.
GEO. FFEIFFER,
ltd Secretary.
I. EGA I. XOTIVEH.
EVTATK Or MATTHIAS XVIE.ST. LATE
et Lancaster city, Lancaster county, de
ceased. Letters testamentary en said estate
Inning been granted te the undersigned, ull
persons Indebted te said deccdentnre request
ed te make iuimciliutf settlement, ami these
having claims or demands against the estate
et said decedent, te make known the same te
tin- undersigned without dclav, residing iu
Lauctstercily. HENRY FRANK. Executer,
.V22 East Chest nut St reel.
R. P. Dxvis, Att'y. jell-Ctdeaw
E
.'STATE Ol' JUAUV WAKII, LATE O
ancaster city, deceased. Letters of ad
ministration en said estate having been grant
cd te the iinilerdgiied, all persons indebted te
said decedent are requested te make immedi
ate settlement, and these having claims or de
mands aganst the estate et said decedent te
make known the miuic te the undersigned
without deltij, residing in I-anesHU-r citr.
ELIZA RKTI1 C. MARKS,
jelT Gtdeaw Adiiiinlstratiix.
INSTATE OF KI.IAltLTII II. STOWMte
It Harlierger, hiteef the city el Lancaster
deceased. Letters testamentary en said estattr
h.ixing lH-en gniuled te Hie undersigned, out
et the executers, all persons indebted theretc
ate requested te make innm diate payment,
and tliese having claims or demands agaiiiad
tlie same will pieseutthciu without delay tot
settlement te the undersigned, residing at 421
Nei 111 . '-event h street, in the city of Philadel
phia. I.OUIS R. IIARRERGLR,
lelS-Gtdeaw One et the Executers.
ME1HVAI.
l)KI(iAUT 1.1 WINE STOKE.
Brandy as a Medicine.
The lollew lug article was voluntarily sent te
Mi. 11. E. ski maker, Agent ler ReigartV Old
Wine Stoie, by a pi euiiueut practising physi
cian et this county, who has extensix cly used
tli.- Riandy lefeued te in his regular pratticc
it isconimciieeil te the attention of tliese af
flicted with
indigestion and Dyspepsia.
BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.
This new much abused Alcoholic .Stimulant
vusnecr intended its A beverage, but te be
Used as a mediciueer great potency in the cure
et some of the destructive diseases which
sw cep aw ay their annual thousandser victims.
With a puiely philanthropic motive we pre
sent te the favorable notice et invalids espe
cially thesu atlticteil with that miserable dis
ease Dysptpsia, a specific remedy, which i3
nothing meic or liss than
Brandy.
The aged, with tceble appetite and mere or
less debilily, will find tills simple medicine,
when used pieperly, "
A Sovereign Remedy
ei ail their ills and aches. Re it, however
st i let ly understood that we prescribe and use
but one article, ami that is
KETIURT'S OLD BRANDY,
Sold bv our enterprising young friend, II E
SLAYMAKER. This Ilrandy has steed the
lest lei j ears, and has never failed, as lar
as our experience extends, and w e therefore
give it tiie preference ever all ether Brandies
no matt er with hew many jaw-breaking French
titles they are branded. One-fourth of the
money that is yearly thrown away en various
impotent dj spepsia specifics would sufllre te
buy all the lirandy te euro any such case or
uses. In nroef et" the curative powers et
Reigart's Old Brandy,
Incises of Dyspepsia, we can summon nuni
beis or witnesses one case in particular we
cite:
A hard-working tanner had been afflicted
with an exhaustive Dyspepsia for a number el
years; his stomach would reject almost every
Kind et itHMl; he had sour cruciauens con
stoutly ue appetite in fact, he was obliged te
restrict 1;
UL illel te cracKcra ami siuiu ureati.
and as alicwiaire he used MctJraun's Reet
Reer. He is a Methodist, and then, as new,
preached at times, and in ms tusceurses eiteu
declaimed earnestly againstall kinds or strong
drink. When advised te trv
Reigart's Old Brandy,
In his case, he looked up with astenlsnment,
but after hearing et its wetiderlnl ctlects in
the cases of some or Ills near acquaintances, he
at last consented te fellow our advice. He
used the Rrantly faithfully and steadily; th6
first bottle giving him an appetite, and beiere
the second was taken be was a sound man.witli
a stomach capable or digesting anything which
hejehese te eat. He still keeps it and uses a lit
tle occasionally; and since lie has this medi
cine he has been or very-llttle pecuniary bene
fit te the doctor. A Pkactisiwe Physician.
H. K SLAYMAKER,
AOBirr teb
Reigart's Old Wine Stere,
Established In 1985,
IirrOBTER AUD DKAUR IH
FINE OLD RRANDIES, SHERRIES, SUPE
RIOR OLD MADEIRA, (Imported in ISIS,
1SJ7 and 1828.) CHAMPAGNES O
EVERY BRAND, SCOTCH ALE
PORIER, BROWN STOUT.
Ne. 89 EAST KINO ST.. 1.AICCASTEK. PA
TIISD EDITION
TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE 28, 1881.
IVEATHEK INDICATIONS.
Washington, June 28. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather,
local rain, winds mostly westerly, sta
tionary or higher temperature and harome hareme
ter. HIIXERS PISTOL.
An Inquest en the La te Snoeting of Waller
Finn.
Philadelphia, June 28. The murder
of Walter Fink by Geerge Hiller last Sun-
aay evening was investigated by the coro
ner te day. The first witness was Mai'irie
Savage, a young woman said te be wife of
Miller, and who was in Fink s company
at the time. She said about twenty min
utes before 9 o'clock Sunday night she
went out te purchase something for her
sick mother; she met Hiller, who asked
herwhereshe.was going, aud said she
should net go out ; she replied she would
go, that he had nothing te de with her.
She met Fink iu the street subsequently,
when Hiller came up and said te him. " Ge
away from my wife,.if you don't I will
sheet you." Fink replied "Ne you
went, " whereupon Hiller ilrcd.
Other testimony was given, after hich
the jury returned a verdict that Fink
came te his death from a gunshot wound
aMhe hands of Geerge Hiller. The ptis ptis
encr was committed te await the action of
the district attorney.
LAFAYETTE COLLlUiK
Centlnuanrn of the Ceininaiiccuient
Fes-
tivities.
Estex, Pa., June 2S. Te day is alum,
ni day at Lafayette college and a laige
number of the old students are iu attend
ance upon the reunion. At 9 o'clock this
morning Hen. William Streng.'of Phila
delphia, delivered the annual address
te the ttustccs, faculty, alumni and stu
dents iu the college chapel. He spoke ou
the important field occupied by college
graduates and the necessity of their pursu
ing the course of general study in
order te wield a correct inllucncc.
At ten o'clock the Washington lit
erary society and the Franklin
literary society held their annual reunions
in their new rooms, which weie crowded
with students and alumni. Class teuniens
ate being held this afternoon.
MUKDEKKD INATUNNKL.
A Newspaper Reporter t'liargea Willi the
Crime.
Londen, June 23. When the Brighten
express stepped at Brighten yesterday a
newspaper reporter named Aithtir Lcfrey,
aged 22 years, was found in one
of the cars, wounded in the head, and
bleeding. He said sheitly after pass
ing Croyden he heaul hcveral shots
and was tlieu stunned. The police
found several bullet': embedded in
the cartiages. Leeking back along
the line they found in Balcemhc tunnel the
corpse of F.J. Geld,aretiied business man,
who had been te Londen te collect his di vi
dends. His threat was out and he had
been stabbed in several place;. Nothing
but a pocket book containing catds was
found en his person. Lefiey will le ar
rested and charged with the minder.
M'CKV
KXCU RSI O.N 1 STS.
KDcaplug a
Disastrous storm
Potomac.
Along the
Washimi-ien-, 1. C, June 28. 'I he
storm of last night, which was of the most
disastrous character, did net extend down
the river, and the several exclusion beats,
for the safety of which some apprehension
was felt, letittneil safely late at night.
The passcngeis tepei ted that net a drop
of lain had lallen down the liver ami they
were amazed telind en reaching heie that
the streets weie lloeded and sticun nith
the debris of the steun.
A Veterinary Surgeau Kccovers Damage-..
LoNDON.June 28. In the court of the
Queen's Bench, te-day the jury tetitrned a
verdict for the plaintiif fer'thejsum of t'lTe
and costs iu the case of Barrow vs. Smith.
The action was for libel brought by
a veterinary surgeon against the spotting
correspondent of the Jerniny I'.til, who
intimated that the plaintill'w.is implicated
in au attempt te drug the chestnut colt
Bend Or, befeie lie wen the raee for the
Derby last year. The ttlal has excited
gteat inteiest.
Tlie Albany Tcuiuiii.
Albnv, June 28. Fer tiie sheit teim :
Petter 49, Wheeler 12, Conkling ill,
Lipliain 17, Cernell ", Ctewley 2, Felger,
IJeaeli and llegets, one each.
Leng term : I)cpew50, Kciuai: 19, Piatt
27, Cernell 9, Crowley G, Lapham Ii,
Wheelcr,Heskins;andTicniaine one each.
A Dloedy Ouarrel.
IIrmstkad, Tex., June 27. In a dilli
cttlty en Saturday about a woman, be
tween Dec '' Mitchell and a man named
Walker (both coletcd), Walker was fatally
stabbed and the woman had her tin eat
cut. Mitchell escaped. Tite woman will
probably recover.
Tlie Fruiicunla's l.'ren ICesciii-d.
San Frn'I"ce, June 28. A tug te
tinned from Farral one Islands jesteiilay
afternoon with the captain and. crew of
the Francenia. The ship is rapidly bi cak
ing up and, with her cargo, will be a total
less.
Wanted Ten Thousand Laborers.
Londen, June 28. The Denver & Bie
Grande railroad is advertising in England,
Ireland, Scotland and Wales for ten thou
sand laborers te work iti Coletado and
Ulah.
The Heart ly Itaer.
Jefkerien, Te., June 27 Dr. II. J.
Auirigcr was completely disembewelled
with a razor iu the hands of a negre whom
the doctor had knocked down. Aningcr
cauuet iccevcr. He was a member of the
state Lcgislatuie.
Unsuccessful Attempt te lcipe.
Jacksiioke, Tex., June 27. While the
jailer Was at dinner the piiseueis in the
jail here made a dash for liberty. A pus pus
ener named Pitts gave the alai m and all
but one weie lccapttticd.
HARVARD HiSATSUOLUMDIA.
Ycslerduy's Exciting Struggle Ter (Jellelgate
Aquatic Doners.
Ill the intercelicgatc beat race at New
Londen, Conn., yesterday between the
crews -of Harvard university and Celum
bia college the signal for starting was
given almost exactly at neon. Hat vat d
was the first te grip the water, and they
ODeucd with forty strokes te the minute,
Columbia doing a geed fet ty-twe when
fairly at her best pace. Fer a rainute or
two the beats moved along nearly nose and
nose, the Harvard's half a stteke advantage
at the start, keeping heaahead only while
her ears were in the water, and Columbia
getting level with her en tlie even stroke.
A most determined struggle ensued for
half a mile, and Harvard, by the hardest
kind of work, had secured half a length
advantage at tha finish of half a mile, her
coxswain apparently labet ing as bard as
any man in the beat.
At half a mile Harvard wss confident of
success, and when at the close of a full
mile, which was covered iu just five min
utes, she was clear of the Columbia beat,
and still ceing well, there seemed te be no
question as te hew tiie race would result.
Harvard new cased up somewhat, but the
Columbia eight continued the same steady
time and swing shown at the beginging,
and it was evident that for two miles at
least Harvard could net afford te lese many
seconds. The Harvard coxswain, after
passing the mile flag, carried his beat
ever te the east shore and tberebT
lest some distance. Columbia was thus
enabled te close up a gap of nearly two
beat lengths, se that at one and
three-quarter miles the New Yerk crew
were level with the narvards, and just be
yond this point the prow of the Columbia
shell went te the front. Brandegee called
en his crew for a rally, and theyrespended i
wuu vigor, se mat at me second nag Har
vard was again leading, having made half
the journey in IU minutes and 40 seconds.
As the crew passed the navy yard a mag
nificent spurt took place, and the men
were rowing for everything they were
worth. The spurt at this oeint of the race
could net last, however, and at two-and-a-half
miles Harvard had slackened te
thirty-six strokes and Columbia was row
ing thirty-nine. Frem this point Harvard
had the race in hand. At three-and-a-half
miles Harvard was between three and four
lengths in advance, and the few Harvard
men en shere and in launches following
were cheering vociferously.
Beth crews were still rowing in fair
form. As they approached Regatta Point
where the crowd had increased te between
.100 and COO persons, Columbia made a
final rally and put up the stroke te 44.
Harvard responded with 42. Every ounce
et cttert was put into the linishtng work,
aud both crews went past the line at a
rattling pace amid the cheers of the specta
tors, Hatvanl's time for four miles being
21:43.; Columbia's, 21:58 Harvard win
ning by five lengths. Directly the Columbia
ctew crossed the line, Eldredge, who pulled
Ne 2 ear, was seen te weaken. He had rowed
se plucky a race for his college that when
the excitement of the contest bad ceased
he was completely exhausted and fainted.
Restoratives were given him, but he did
net seem te revive, aud at last was re
moved front the beat and taken ashore in
the Columbia launch. He was reported
considerably better last night. It is said
lie sprained his back en the last stroke.
His condition is net alarming.
MAKKETH.
riilladelphi Market.
lniLA2LruiA, .lime 2S. Fleur market
linn,; Superllne, $.! 111)33 50; extra
VH i" : Olde & Indiana family, at
.- 7'r i'l; lVnmylvunia family 95403
..'iii: St. I.enla iie Hi dOJUSO: Minnesota
i'.xti 1 t: Miltt UI : de straight, G'r.gr 50; win
ter 11 itenl ifi.iVrtiOii; snitiifjileSG 5ti7SO
liye Heur nt.-tlJ5 -r.
W he.it easier and dull . Ne. -2 Western Iteil,
$1 '.M . ; D-l. and IVim'a Ked, ! 2101 24)$ ;
111 .&iiujt;i, 71 .-t'l mI.
Cern ui.n ket steady for local use ;
UtiBXu'i sail yellow, ri7."i8c; sail ui
Q'"i7c; Se. :;, mixed. Me.
1111 .miner. ?i -l'l i.
steamer.
mixed, i&
e.tts dull and lewer: Ne. 1 White 4c
Ne. 2, de Miilc : Ne. 3. de Sl)40c ; Mixed,
a?e.
Uye dull at '.0.-.
Previsions llriu ; mi s- perk $17 e013 03 :
beet Icun-', $i 0J25 Oil; Indian m.ws
bee I $21.-?.
. Il.icen miel.i-il shoulders, 77i8; salt d
t'.y.f.ilc; smoked liauw ll12c; pickled butus
!i;iiilc.
land 111.11 ket lii,;hcranil unsettled ; city ket
tle uyjiaUlifi ; loesf ituu-lien,' ut 10-e
piuiie s'teaui at $11 ntQll 7U.
Hetter choice fairly active; neueral market
ciitiet; Cieamer exinil'enmylvaiiiiiat'-'ig-irte;
Wcstein, at 22e ; de geed te choice I'JiS
21c; llradteid county und New erk extra,
21c ; lifts l.20c.
Itell-i dull ; renuxyl.aniu and Western
VtVLX.
Kaa ui-uket
steady; Penn'a ut I7e;
Westi 1 11, 17c.
Cliee-u steady: New Yeik
lle;;e; Wcsitern lull er.Miu
l.ur le Keed, sss; ;i-.
full creuiii,
MAc; de
Petreleuui .steady; tetlned SJ-ie.
WhUky at $1 12.
Seeds tJoed te prime (Mever, 110 market ;
Timetliv dull at $-1 !.'; de de KIuxsheii
uemin-il at f I 28.
nw YerK ItlarKet.
w eris, ,1 one 2S. flour State and West
em iu buyers' favor and light expert .and
home tiade ileuiand ; Superfine Stute,
i 10$iM75;ctruditil7033 0tl;ciioicudet5 10Q
5 2T: fancy de $5 Slfti; 7j; round hoop Ohie
i "??.' 11) : clieii e de i.'i 70SlU2i; snperfine
iesti-r:i i lii.'it 7"; eoininen te j;exl ex
tra de il 7e;i.".-r. ; choice de $5 40flf 75 ; choice
wlule ln-.it de. ut $5 2TS6 25. Southern
iiict and steady; common te fair extra
$.. 2.V(' 75 : ireixl te choice de 5 8097 50.
Wheat y.fi -e lewer, tnetlcratcly active ;
Ne. 2 lied. . I line, $1 2K1 20i; de July, $129
m 2S; 1I0 Aiifc', $1 2.-iJil 'r)H; de Sept.,
$1 2I$$1 2-.
Cern yJtiyc lower and fairly active ; Mixed
western spel,SU5-)e; de future, 55J57!e.
O.its uiisetileil ; June c lmtter ; ether
iiionclisasliadeleucr, ineliiiitnuNe.2 June at
Xl'iy de ; AiiK..t7.l7c; de Sept. atc;
Male, t.'2l7e ; cstern 41c.
"Western (iraln Market.
DhPieiT. Kleiir quiet and unchanged.
Win at very quiet ; Ne. I, White MlchlKan,
$122, c-ili and June. $1 J0yt; July, $1 20"4;
Aiifjn-'t. ?! 17,'J, Septemlier; Ne.2 de. $1 IS;
Ne. 2 lied, $1 -ly2.
Cern scarce and unsettled ; market bare.
Oats quiet: Ne.2 White. 4IMc. asked ; Ne. 1
Mixed, ID'it: asked.
Itcceqits Fleur. 2,1.0)1. Id 1; wheat, 12,110
luislieM ; corn. I husheli ; Oats, 3,000.
hlupinents Fleur, 4.0U) bids ; wheat, none ;
eern, none ; e.its, 1,000 bushels.
M ilw vi'Ki.r. - Fleur in fair demand.
Win at active, hut loiter; Ne. 2 Milwau
kee, fl litji ;de soil, casli and June, $1 12;
.Inly at $1"12' ; August at SI i:P ; Scptcm
ber at fl 11 ; October at $1 II ; Ne. .Ideat i0c.
Cot n easier at 45c ler N e 2.
Oats quid ; Ne. 2at:tie.
Kye firmer; Ne. 1 atRsc.
Itarlcy quiet ; Ne. 2 Spring at !)le.
Pi ev lsiens tinner; Mess rirk,$li; IU, cash and
July, $H;42", August.
Lanl Piii'ne Steam, $11 25. cash and July;
fll22K, August.
Hogs steady at $5A5f8' )-
KieiKlili Wheat, te DllTuIe, quiet ami
nominal at "Vtii.ytt'.
I'cecipts Fleur, 12,0k) bbl,.; Wheat, (d.oeo;
bushels; Jt.it ley, :j.( 00 bushels.
Shipments Fleur, 0,500 bids ; Wheat, .J7.000
!.isiels; IJ.uley, I'O bushels
Lte Stock Markets.
ClIICAUO. tlOS
lieceints. 27.000 head
ship-
mi-ills, .ve0 head; market fairly active and
stienger; peer te geed mixed packing, $. M
(ir, S5 ; choke heavy, 55 '.niigi; 15 ; light Yorkers,
and eulN, $55 m.
Cattle Keceipts, 3,700 head; shipments, 2..W0
head ; market active 'and weaker ; experts at
" 'j0Jgi; 25 ; geed te choice shipping, $5 G55 1)5 ;
peer te fair, $5;le5 50; butchers' $2 TOiJifiO;
inainly$.!4 ; stnekers and feeders, $3 204 U);
tlueugli grass Texans in lalrsupply and geed
demand ; con s at $3 2."a i'M.
Sheep Keceipts, 20i) head; fair ileuiand ;
lair shearlings, $4 ; peer te choice. $:u52$5.
Tiie Journal's Liverpool dispatch says : Cat
tle steady ; best steers, ISJc.
Kst Lineirrr Cattle Keceipts since Fri
day. 2,451 head of through run and 1,046 hcadef
ard stock ; 12 leads of prime were shipped te
.New Yerk torexpert ; pricci a shade higher.
Heks Receipts, r. : head : Philadciphias.
$1; 25i 35 ; Yorkers. 0 10.
Sheep Receipts, :,. Iiead ; market fairly
active at List w eek's jirlces.
1'lilladelplila Cattle Market.
MeanvY, J une 27. The arrivals et live stock
.it the various Philadelphia yards were ter the
week: Cattle, :;,0J0 head; sheep, 11,0. JO head;
hog-i, 3,700 head. Previous week Cattle, 3,'SOO
head ; shei p, 1 1 .000 head ; hogs, 3,9X1 head.
Uect Cattle. Tlie market opened dull and
lower en Saturday, hut with lighter arrivals
and a geed demand prices advanced and
closed atrady at last quotations.
We quote as fellows :
Kxtre, C;4rc ; C001I, CJQCc ; Medium,
ViWAc : Common, 545c.
Themas Bradley received nine carloads et
extra line cattle direct from Chicago, prices et
which were above the market.
Bulls were scarce and but tew arrived. Sales
or common were made at 3fj)4Uc.
Fat cows were iu geed deuiand, und but tew
ere en the market. Sales Ireiu 3.5c. were
leperted.
Slippery Cows were rather slew at $13 2S.
Calves weie fairly active at 5fj$7lc.
.Milch cows were iu geed request at $2550.
hi- er.d extra dairy sold as high as $C57r.
Sheep were dull at a decline of Jc. per pound.
Lambs w ere also inactive and c. lower.
We quote as fellows :
hxtra,5c; goed.Sft.'Jc ; uiediiiui,4(347c ;
common, 44c ; culls ai3ic; ex.tra latuhs,
ssc; geed lambs. 727c; medium de54
irc ; common de 4i5jc.
Hogs were in fair demand at previous quo
tations, via, S9c.
SALE OK LIVB STOCK.
Iteger Maynes, 125 Western, gross, 5c.
A. J. Christy, 157 Western gross. 5X86XC.
K. S. ft B. i McFUlen, 175, Western gross,
Owen Smith. 121 Western gross, KiQSiic.
51. Ulman. 3b7 Western 6K6Kc
Jehn McArdlc. 160 Western, Cfg&ic.
Daniel Murphy, 100 Western, &KaCKc.
Schainberg Paul, 150 Western, 6ec.
(J. Scliauibcrg Ce., 220 Western, 5fiac.
Lewenstcm Adler, 129 Western. 6Kc.
105 Texas, 4ii5c.
II. Chain, jr., 41 Western, 5Gc.
Daniel Smyth Bre., 140 Western. 506Xc.
Dennis Smyth. 75 Western. 5Ji6Kc
Bachman ft Levi. 130 Western, 5Jitc.
M. Levi, 70 Western, 5JflGc.
Leuis Hern, 24 Pa., and Bel. mixed 4Q5C.
James Clenlsen, 70 Western and Lancaster Ce.,
J. f. uerft Ce ISO ySTfrSK
James Eustace. 3 Western, JKeCe.
James Aull, 61 Western, 5ec.
Abe OstbeiiB, 17 Western. CSeXc.
r. Scttecte, M Western stUIersTSeec.
Wm. Sales. 73 Western and LatuiEe.. sacWc
S. Drelfus, 19 Western, KJ-JQte. d-lc-DRxssrD
nun.
Dressed Beeves were in geed demand and
prices remained steady at 9Q9ie. """' mna
SALXS LAST WKCK.
Titos. Bradley, 149 head at W.wc- r x
Dencler. iide. at O09c: A. ArSSswcll'lu
de 99c : W. II. Brown 163 de. at 964&C - J F
Lewdcn 45 de at 96c. w t . .
Dressed sheep were in fair demand.
Samuel Stewart sold 812 head dressed sheer.
at9ic. p
New Yerk, rtuladelphta and Lecal Stocks
also United States Bends reported dally by
Jacob B. 1.0x0. N. E. Cor. Centre Square,
Sum Yerk stocks.
Stocks firm.
June 29.
A. K. T.M.T.M
IfttW 1 &
3(9 3K
124k 1249 14
twtl eeii sk
eney....... ............. .......
ChlcaKO A North Western. ...
Chicaae.Mll. ft St. Paul
Canada Southern
C. C.I.C. K.1C
De., Lack. 4 Western.
Delaware A Hudsen Canal....
genver Rie Uraude
Hannibal A St. Jee
Lake Shere Mich. Southern
Manhattan Klevated.
MlchlKan Central
iiSSisT
IDS 1U2 HWJi
no
9iX !ttk 92K
IS7i 127J, 127?J
26 anS avi
'-4?i 245-i .2H&
IIBK'KNX HH
Missouri, Kansas Texas 50J 58 HJi
N. ..Lake Erie A Western.... 452 45W 45i
New Jersey Central lei let lceC
N. ., Ontario Western acj 3HI 3X
taw ivnununu
Ohie Mississippi
Pacific Mall Steamship Ce..
St. Paul Omaha
de Preferred
Central Pactltc
Texas Pacitlc
Union Pacitlc
145 145 145
4IJJ 414 0:
514 SV4 i
42J2 42 42
im IW74
100i
99,
9)
7
rsi
12;
Wabash, St. Leuli PaciHc....
57" i
Prelerred
Western Union Tel. Ce
PaiLADKLFBlA.
Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania K. It
iceaillnff .....
Leliieh Vullev
SCfli SB'
93
i. lavi
SS'i
... 5!4
...' 4wi
... 2:1
... 5,
... LVi
... 85
C5
81
Lehlgli Navigation
Buffalo, Pitts, ft Western.
Northern Central
Northern Pacific.
" Pielcrrcd ,
Hcstenville
Philadelphia ft Krle It. K.
Iowa (.iu icti Mining
Uiutkd Statks Bends.
Nik
ti
SA4
P.M.
1:110
L'ulldStutes4 ier cunts.
"
1174:
IM
1B!
:ej
Nuaii JuutatioDeX the tiralu Market
Furnished by .liu-eli it. I.eu, Couiinlsslen
llreker.
Chicaue.
Wheat
corn
Julv.
...$l.ll
Aug.
.1X
Sept,
l.le!i
UUl9
Nkw Yerk.
Wleat
vOrii
IJUlif
l'HILADSLFUIA
Wheat
'wm
Baltimeuk.
Wheat
ceriKt
Iacal stocks nml Uead.
Par
Las
salt
$105
114
1IS.-.5
120
105
112
iu:
10350
105
$114
102.5S
UJSf
110.50
70
$170Imi
102.5
102.25
1J5
IXi
134.IA
202.5
val.
.$I0i)
. 100
. IU)
Idiiic.Clty C per cl. Lean, due 1SS2.
tsss...
" " 189U...
" " 1895...
" 5 per ct. In 1 or 30 years. .
5 per et. Scheel Lean...,
100
loe
10
" 4 " in ler 20 years., loe
" 1 in 5 or a) years..- ion
" 4 " in 10 or 20 years. 100
MtSCEIXAMKOVS BONDS.
Quarry ville It. K., due 1K $100
iteaiung ft L'eiuninia k. Kilue imu 100
laincaster Watch Ce.. due 1SSB 100
I Ancaster tias Light and Fuel Ce.,
due in ler 20 years 100
Lancaster l!as Light and Fuel Ce.,
UUIJ lcW(, JMf j
Stevens Heuse 100
BAMK STOCKS.
First National Bunk. $100
Farmers' National Bank 50
Lancaster County National Bank.. 50
Columbia National Bank :.... 100
Kphrata National Bank 100
First National Bank, Columbia.. .. 100
first National Bank, Straslmrr.... loe
First Natienul Bank. Marietta 100
First National Bank, Mount Jey.. 100
Lltitz National Bank 100
Man helm National Bank 100
Dnieu Nutienal Bank. Mount Jey. M
TDRNI'IKE STCH KS.
131
1415b
70J54
Big Spring ft Beaver Valley....
$25 $10.2?
. 13 20
BridgetMirt...
Columbia Chestnut Hill...
Columbia ft Washington
Columbia ft Big Spring
IS
25
25
&
14.1H
47.2:
51
50
Gi.51
5i
92
90.4&
25.29
S5
27S.&
40. Ii
21
40
Lancaster a Kpnrutu.
25
linc , Kilzabethfii ftMlddlet'n 100
Lancasterft Fruitville. 50
lincastcrftlLititz 25
Lancaster Wiltlaumtewii 25
Lancasterft Maner. 50
Lancaster Manheim 25
Lancaster Marietta 25
Lancaster New Helland 100
Lancaster Susquehanna. 300
1-aiicu.sler ft Willow Street 25
Strusbiirgft Millport 25
Marietta .VMuytewn ',
Marietta ft Mount Jey .'5
mSCKLLANlCOL'S srecKs.
Ouarryvllle 1C It $ 50
Mlller.ville Street Car 50
Inquirer Printing Ceuipauy 50
Watch factory loe
lias Light and Furl Company 25
Stevens Heuse loe
Columbia Uas Company
Columbia Wuter Company
Susquehanna Iren Ceuipauy 100
Marietta Hollewwtire loe
$32&
25
40
11500
75.11
MI8VKL.1.ANEO VH.
1)
UMO.NDS,
THE MOUNTING
or a
DIAMOISTD
Maysceui a small matter in comparison
with the val ue of the gem itself, but It Is se
important that the safety ei the gem de
pends en its being done properly.
Many Diamonds are lest because net SK
CUKELY mounted.
Many Diamonds fail te uxhiblt their
true beauty lecuus net TASTKFCLLY
meuntisl.
Many Diamonds appear like cheap and
common stones because net SKILLVC LLY
mounted.
Our Diamond Meulding ia designed with
censuiiiuiatu taste, and executed with su
perior skill, by workmen of long experi
ence, w he uri; unrivaled in their specialty.
BAILEY,
BANKS,
BIDDLE,
12th & Chestnut Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
A UKLIUHTfUL ANUCOULlNO URINK
Meatserrat line Fmit Jiice.
It forms, diluted with Ave or eight time?
ltd bulk et water, or blended with Spirits.
Seda Water, ftc. a Most Wholesome. Delicious
and Kefreshing Beverage. It may be sweet
ened te suit tlie taste. In addition te being a
most delightful and cooling drink, your phy
sician will recommend it for its msiiicinalviN
tues ; especially Kbcnmatlc Pains.
Fer sale at Keigart's Win Stere, Ne. IV
East King street.
aprl5-YVAStfd II. K.SLAYMAKEK, Agt.