LANCASTER PA1LY INTELLIGENCER ERIDAY- JULY L 1881.
NKIuHBOUUOOD SEWS.
Near anil Acresi the County Line.
Jee. Peters, of Raber murder fame, Las
been arrested in Lebanon county, but be
denies the charge of tbe firing Aaren Bom Bem
bergcrs bnarn, averring that he has no
enmity tewaid Mr. Bembergcr, but en the
contrary is under obligations te him for
many favors. Peters is haunted with the
belief that he is bewitched, and that he
can only be freed from the spell only by
paying a certain amount of money which
he tries te beg.
The Pennsylvania railroad company has
positively decided te build a new railroad
from Philadclpeia te Nonistewn, and that
the route has been selected. The route
will probably extend te Phmnixville or
Bethlehem.
The Yeik county people arc growling
at Revenue Collector Wiley for appoint
ing a Lancaster county man ie a Yerk
county place. They rise up and bless
him and declare that Democratic Yerk
must have the collectersliip.
Adam Haines, of Hariisburg, a carpen
ter of the Philadelphia & Reading railroad
company, weiking with Adam Hippie's
gang, was engaged in putting wail plates
under the stringers aere.ss a culvcit be
tween the two signal lowers west of Potts
town, where he failed te hear and escape
a passenger train which s" ruck and killed
him.
In the Baltimore examination of high
school pupils for the city college the pupils
are requested te sing at sight a piece writ
ten for the occasion. Such a test must
make readers of music for the oratorio so se
cict ies.
They have long months up in Couclers Ceuclers Couclers
pert. The Peltci Kuler prise comes tens,
dated J line 2, 1831.
The body of a colored boy who was
drowned the ether day at the feet of Wolfe
street, Baltimore, was claimed at the .sta
tion by a colored man named Armstrong,
who shed pitceuhly ever it the agonizing
tear of identification, and even had it re
moved te his heusj, when seen after this
Wm. Btinle.y appeared and proved that it.
was his own child, and that Armstrong
might wipe away the. scalding tear-drops.
Te-day C. A. Biglcr becomes .Mipcriu'tcu
dent of the Western Union telegraph
ellicein Hairisburg. Before the late con
solidation he .vas the A. '& P. manager
theie Manager Cute was presented with
a handsome tua service of solid silver en
Ids desk, as a testimonial of respect by
the empleyes of the division, ever whom
he has icesided for a number of ycais.
Mr. Kichaid B. Zieglcr, in a neat pith
.speech presented tlie set te Mr. Chile m
behalf of the empleye.-; of the Hairisburg
olliee anil of the efiiees of this district.
Daniel Dougheily, el Hai lisburg, whose
death eucni red yeslcnl.-y, is .icpeitcd te
have had an insurance of $111,000 en his
life, held by pailie in Dauphin and Cum
beiland counties.
Themas Met .el, or Yerk, who went en
the excursion te Mount Alie, leaded tee
heavily with benzine, fell from the train
at Sliippansburg and the doctors have had
a picnic ever him.
Mr. S. M. Provest, who for the past two
years has held the responsible position of
supeiintendent of the middle division of
the Pennsylvania railroad, with head
quarters at Hairisburg has been presented
through Mr. A. Keifer, chief electrician,
with a magiiiliceiit geld watcn aim caain.
the gift of the
division.
empleyes of the middle
INTKKXAL
lUi.VS.NUK.
Iminciife Sums Collected
Ill Lancaster and
XOI-K.
Thes. A. Wiley collector of the ninth
lcvcnuc district of Pennsylvania, compris
ing the counties of Lancaster, Yerk, Cum
berland and Peiry, furnishes for publica
tion the following .statement, showing the
amount of United States revenue collected
in this district during the years ending
.lime 20, 1878, '79, '80 .-Mid 'Sl--the sub
jects from which the revenue was deiived
being given in detail for the year 1SS1,
and the totals only being given for the
j ears preceding :
Feri tic year ending .I:ine.-;.i. "'....f MIS'! ''"
" "7:i.... .sTii,-1'1 ''"'
.. " " '.mi i,e.u,i;i2 17
.. 4. " i n-
billew:
On Whi-Uy..
' Tobacco.
' Cigar...
" I leer
' Hunk-
" lVnultie-i
? 117.". SJ
J,.I..Vll Ni
I.IHV.U2 &"
:,.-' !
Jl.lrJO 1
i.'D :.ii
-jl,-J7S,!:ii) b!
The collection ler the year ending
.liinc.'lii, issi, were, Irein thcdill'er-eiitceuiilie-
composing this IK
triet, as Jollevvs :
Lnnc:iitcr eeuntv ?fi'.l,S'.7 l
Yerk eeuntv il2,ll7 2!
ninli:i'i:iiiil uml lVrr .. ll..:,', iu
Tl.-7-,s.ll ;
Collected
etlice....
r.illeeleil
it the Lanca-lcr
7IS..V.7
it leik elliee... KMI.lN" 41
-$l,'J7S,-a S.
T110S. A. WILLY, Collector.
It will be seen that Lancaster outranks
any ether county in the district in the
amount of icvenue collected, and the dh
tiict far surpasses all ethers in the state
except Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
Mill, anil Vicinity.
Condensed trem the llecerd.
llcnvy Miley, an aged and lespected
citizen of Akren, has died after alingeiing
illness of five or six months.
Elder Jacob Reinhold and etlieis will
preach at Oregon en Sunday morning,
and en Sunday evening at Eden, in the
old meeting house, in German and Eng
lish. Jehn Petersen, of Owl Hill, has been de
lighted by the arrival from Germany of
his parents and brother.
Mrs. Crumlich, aged about 3." yeais,
near Reinhold's station, fell from a cherry
ticc, resulting in the dislocation of her hip
and both wiist joints
The Recerd, alarmed at the " thou
sands of men murdered in cold bleed ever
a game of cards,'' calls upon Ihc sober
citizens of its staid town te nip the
gambling propensity in the bud by check
ing their urchins in playing marbles for
'keeps,'" " befe-.e they lese their manhood
and sink from society let and unclaimed
human beings.'" We wait te hear of the
Lititz peliee raiding the marble rings
which arc leading the boys te Avernus
A Graceful Litterateur.
Our wide circle of literary readers will,
we arc sure, regret that the series of Ten
nyson studies,' by Prof. O. 1 Adams,
which have been presented in the Intklli-
er.SCKK, conies te a conclusion with the
especially interesting and able one which
will be found en our first page te-day.
Ner will their regret be less serious that
Mr. Adams has left Lancaster, wheie his
social qualities and his literary acquire
ments and geed taste were such an addi
tion te the literary and social circles of
the city.
um:i uxploslen.
A coal oil lamp exploded at the residence
of Mrs. Elizabeth Cox, North Piiuec street,
last evening, and. but for the timely assist
ance of some of the neighbors, Mrs. Cox.
who lives alone, would have been severely
burnt. Feitunatcly the llamcs were ex
tinguished befeic much damage was done.
Accident.
Stewart Jehnsen, wlie resides at Gor Ger Gor
denville and works in the Paradise quar
ries, had one of hi hands badly lacerated
by being struck by a part of the shell of a
railroad signal cap which w;is exploded
while he was walking alen the read yes
tciday en his way te work.
m
Going te Manlielm.
Washington Legien Ke. e Knights of
the Revolution and Lancaster Circle Xe.
108, Concstega Circle Ne. 110, Ilrothcr Ilrethcr Ilrothcr
heodof the Union will participate iu the
parade of the order at Mauheitn en the
Fourth of July.
COLUMBIA JMEWS.
OUK KEGCLAU COltBESPONUKNCE.
Catholic picnic at Detweilcr's park yes
terday. , . , .
The excessive dust this morning kept
pedestrians etr the street.
Communion services at the Episcopal
church en Sunday.
The Shawnee mill shuts down te-day
for ever " the Fourth."
The E. E. Lutheran's new pastor ar
rives next Wednesday ; no services en
Sundav. , .
The It. & C. round house new slate reef
is nearly finished.
Chestnut street is the popular prome
nade and point of observation for comet
gazers.
Prcsbytcrieu picnic cemmitteee meets
in lecture-room this evening te arrange
for it.
At Gessler's Green, this morning, a four
horse team hauling hay ran off, struck and
broke the fence, upset the hay, and stop step
pod without further damage.
A blast at the Upp &, Black railroad
work, near the cut, this morning displaced
a teu of lock.
The numerous Lancaster party who
weie fishing at the " spin wheel " yester
day, hooked a very small string of iish.
Mr. Jehn Williams, a brakeman en shif
ter Ne. Ill, had the index finger of his
right hand badly smashed this morning
while coupling cars.
The Doctors' association annual excur
sion left here te-day for Mc'Call's Ferry.
There were about twenty in number.
The fjuudcry of Messrs. Perrettct fc
Heyt, was sold at public sale yesterday
afternoon te Mr. J. Perrettct for $1.",000.
The purchaser was one of the firm.
Jehn M. Froelich, of Meuntvillc, a large
contractor and builder, en Wednesday
afternoon was engaged in Tiffing a " fan
mill," and steeping tee low had his back
badly sprained across his kidneys. He was
picked up, placed in a carriage and driven
home, where he new lies in a prostrate
condition.. Dr. Livingstone attends him.
Mrs. Emma E. West, ef'Elmira, is
visiting Mrs. J no. A. Sladc ; Mr. Envilc
and Miss Alice Reizenstcin, of Philadel
phia, aie the guests of Mr. D. Hanaucr ;
Mr. J. R Hewing has lelt en a pleasure
trip : Themas J. Kuipe, esq., removes te
Hairisburg, and our esteemed fellow
citizen, Mr. Jno. A. Fry and wife, te
Lcaniau Place.
The sti anger who as whipped in the
depot yesterday had te get the skill above
his eye .stitched up. 1 r. Linca weaver per
formed the painful operation.
Te-day Mr. Henry Koitcnheu.ser gees en
the police force as "a regularly sworn in
policeman and niht watchman. Every
body is immensely pleased, as all knew
the gentleman's sterling worth.
Jesse Brush, aged 01 years, died very
suddenly at his home in Washington, yes
terday allernoen, el paralysis, lie went
fishing in the morning and when he le
turned complained of having a queer feel
ing in his head. Shortly afterwards lie
was iuscnsible and died in that condition.
He had served as a volunteer in a number
of Pennsylvania regiments throughout the
rebellion.
II. II. Carter, esq., formerly superin
tendent of the Frederick division of the
P. R. It., has been presented with a hand
sonic solid silver water service by the em
ployees of that division, lie was tele
phoned from his home that his presence
was immediately desired at his office, and
when arriving theic found- it crowded.
( n the table was placed the silver water
service. Captatn James MeSherry, of
Frederick, en behalf of the employees
made the presentation speech. Mr. Car
ter raiuestcd Hen. Themas E. Ceihrau te
respond for him, which he did. Alter
several ether speeches the meeting broke
I up. A large number of Columbians, at
j taehes of the read, were among these
present. The service consists of five
I pieces, and en each is engraved the men
egram " 11. ll. u..' ami ou me wauer me
following inscriptien: "Presented te II.
ll. Carter, by the employees of the Fred
erick division, June eO, 1881."
A petition te storekeepers te close their
places of business at 7 o'clock in the even
in"-. Saturdays excepted, is being passed
niimnrr our lnerciiants ev u uuiueer ei
j clerks. The same thing was done last
i year, and with few exceptions it was a suc
' cess.
A bev about 12 yeais out, last eveuing,
was playing near the dam with some of his
comrades when one cxclaimeu "i,oeii out
there, whatever gees up comes down."
The lest eL the young lellews suceeeueu in
dodging the stone which was thrown up,
but the one who was hurt, was tee slew
te get out of the way or else did net see it.
it struck him en lop el the head, and cut
an ugly gash. He was knocked insensible
and his companion ran te the nearest
house for assistance. He was carried into
the house ami is doing fiucly.
The prospects of a public celebration of
the Fourth are slim. The Vigilant lire
men's parade has fallen through : the
military will net be out ; the Citizens'
band Will serenade its patreus, realized or
i hoped for ; some people will go Lititz and
some te the Columbia luc company s pic
nic. All in all it will be a dull day and it
is a lellectien en our leading citizens that
thev have net cneu
ll enterprise tO get lip
ivtti-.'ictiens te keen Columbians at home
and bring strangers here. If nobody else
would de it the G. A. It. pest might take
the matter in hand next year.
1.1TTLK LOCALS.
Here anil There and Kvcrywlierc.
Tlie pastorate of Faggs Maner Presby
terian church has been" accepted by ltcv.
J. K. Andrews, of Lancaster county, vice
llev. V.rm. Neble who has changed te Nor Ner Nor
ristewn. Chas. Leidy's cellar near Smithsville
was broken into and robbed of vegetables,
butter, etc.
In our notice yesterday of Mr. D. II.
Petts's' rctiracy from the telegraph busi
ness and his new partnership with J. F.
licndcr and Geerge Weber, the name was
incorrectly stated. It should have been
Bender, Potts & Ce.
The Meravians of this city arc holding a
picnic te-day at the Lititz Springs.
Over etic hundred of them, mostly ladies
and children, drove out this morning in
Pewl's omnibus aud coaches, and a large
number went by rail. Other parties fel
lowed them this afternoon, both by rail
aud private conveyance.
The attendance at St. Mary's festival
last night was larger than at any time dur
ing the progress of the cntci prise, aud
business was correspondingly brisk. This
evening Clcmniens's City baud will be
present and enliven the occasion with
some of their choicest aalcctiens. A large
attendance is expected.
A collide of tramps stele a bundle of
hen ing this afternoon from in front of
Ginder's grocery. Mr. G. pursued them,
and officer Cicmer meeting the chase,
headed off one and handed him ever te
Mr. Gitider, who landed him in the station
lionse whcie he gave his name as Jehn
llcillcy. lle had sonic $-1 with him.
Cramer pursued the ether one and shot
several times at him, but he get away.
'80 Pennsylvania Lear Tobacco far Sale.
Special Netice. Tlie undersigned lias for
sale 76C cases 'SO Pennsylvania Lear Tobacco,
being Schreedcr & lien's entire packing et
that crop. The let has been recently strip
ped sampled" by F. C. Linde & Ce., of New
Yerk, and will be sold entire, for net cash
only.
Fer inspection of samples and further infor
mation apply te A. TELLEK.
21 Shippen Street, Lancaster, l'a.
LaScastcr, June 2!), 1831.
j lines ) CtiI-je2a-S0&jy2s-i-I-:
Dent Your Canary Sing ?
Then get a bottle of Bird Bitters, wnicu Is an
unfailing restorer of emj and a cure for all
diseases of cage birds. It your druggist does
net keep it. or will net get it for you, send a
postal card le the Bird Fced Company, 307
Federal street, Camden, X. J., and they will
see tliat you are supplied. Price, 23 cents.
nar23-3mdAw
City Ulll rosters.
Carsen A llcnsel, city bill pesters and dis
tributors, office ;iSTKixiazxcxR building. Ne. C
Seuth Queen street.
Fragrant with delicious flower odor and
healing balsams Cuticura Seap.
Consumptives gain in flesh, slrcngtn
spirits under a daily use of Malt Bitters.
and
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Iiralu and Ncvc.
Wells' Health Kenewcr, greatest remedy en
earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility
Ac. $1, at druggist1. Depot. Jehn F. Leng
A .Sens, 1 ancaster.
Thousands of women have been entirely
cured of the most stubborn cises et female
weakness by the ue et Lydla E. Plnkham's
Vegetable Compound. Semi te Mrs. Lydia E.
Pinkham, 233 Western Avenue, Lynn, Jla..
for pamphlets.
Liquid or Dry.
Seme people prefer te purchase medicines
in the dry state se that they can see for them
selves that they are purely vegetable. Others
have net the time or desire le prepare the
medicine, and wish it ready te ue.
Te accommodate each class the proprietors
et Kidney-Wert new otter that well known
remedy in both Liquid and Dry Ferm. S.11
by druggiMs everywhere. Portsmouth.
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II ay Fever.
Messrs. Kly lines., Druggists, O-iweue, X. Y.
1 have been afflicted ter twenty years, dur
ing the months of August and September,
with Hay Fever, and have tried various reme
dies for its lcliel without suceesa. 1 was in
duced te trv your Cream Halm : have ueil it
with favorable results, and can eonlidently
iccemmend it te all .similarly afflicted. llni:r.
W. Teuwi.KY, (ex-Mayer) Kli.abclh, X. .1.
Mcssr-s. White .t Hukmck, Druggists, Ithaca
N. Y. I recommend te the-e suffering (as I
have been) witli Hay Fever, Ely's Cream
Balm : have tried nearly all the lemedies I
could find, and gi'e this a decided preference
ever them all. It ha given me Immediate re
lief. C. T. Stki'iikss. Hardware Merchant,
Ithaca, X. Y. Sept. :, isii. Price ."0 cents.
Jyl-2wdced&w
I'evurty :iml Siitlering.
1 was ilra;;!' 1 down with debt, poverty
and sulleriiig ler years, caused byasiek fam
ily and large bills for doctoring, which did
them no geed. I was completely dUceurage.I,
until one year age, by the advice of my pastor,
I procured Hep Bitters ami commenced their
use, and in one month we were all well, and
none of us have seen a sick day since, and 1
want te say te all peer men, you can keep
your families well a year with Hep Hitters
ler less than one doctor's visit will cost, 1
knew it. A Workingman." jyl-'2wd&w
An Old Friend.
He was afflicted with a lame back and gen
end debility ; he was recommended Themas'
Eelectric Oil. which cured him at once. This
famous specific is a peiitive rruicdv for bodily
pain. Fer bale at II. 1!. Cochran's Drug-. Stere,
137 North Queen utrecl, Lancaster.
In the Whole History of Medicine
Ne pieparatien has ever perfei med such mar mar
veleous cures, or maintained se wide a reputa
tion, as Ayer's Cherry l'ccterul, which is re
cognized as the world's remedy for all diseases
of the tin eat and lung. Its long-continued
series of weudurlul cures in all climates has
mad it universally known as a : sate anil reli
able ageut te employ. Against ordinary colds,
which ar the forerunners et mere serious
disorders, it act speedily and surely, always
relieving suffering, andetten saving lite. The
protection it ulTenKby its timely use in threat
and chest disorders makes it an invaluable
remedy te be kept always en hand in every
home. Xe person can nll'erd te be without it,
anil thes who have once usid it never will.
Frem their knowledge et its composition and
ctrets, physicians use the Cheurv ITxteiiai.
extensively in their practice, and clergymen
recommend it. His absolutely certain in its
remedial effeels, and will always cure where
cures arc possible. Fer sale by all Dealers.
ju:,0 lwdeedAw
Ce te 11. B. Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 North
Queen ttrcct, ler Mr. Frermaii's Xcw Xa Xa
tieruil Dyes. Fer bright ues ami durability et
color,are uneeualed. Celer trem 2 te. " pound.
Directions in English and German. Price. ."
cents.
Save enr flalrneuii n ttcatitiful.
The " Londen Hair Celer Uestercr" is the
most delightful article ever intietluerd te the
American people and Is totally different from
all ether Hair Koterer", being entirely tree
trem all impure ingredients that n nder many
ether articles for the hair obnnieus. Whcic
baldness or falling of the hair exists, or pi ema
luie grayncss, fiem sickness or ether causes,
lis use will restore the natural yeuthlnl color,
and cause a healthy growth, cleansing tins
scalp from all impurities, dandruff, etc., at the
same time ainest pleasing and lasting hair
dressing, lrngrantly perfumed, rendering it
soft and pliable, making 11 an iiidlxpciis.iblu
article in every toilet. Ask your druggist for
Louden Hair Celer Uesterer. Price 7." cents a
bottle. Six bottles, $-1. Main depot ter the
Cnited Stales, :( North MtUi street, I'hihidel
pliisi. mll-lvdTTh.N F.Vw
Tlie Greatest lllesrlns.
A simple, pure, harmless lcmedy, that euies
everv time, and stomach disease by keeping
. the bleed pun prevents regular, kidneys and
livcraclive, is the greatest eicssmg ever con
tend! upon man. Hep Bitters is that remedy,
and Its proprietors arc being blessed by thou
sands who have been saved ami curcu ey
it.
Will you trv it. Sec ether column.
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MAitltlAUICS.
FkajiTZ-Metzhei: On Thursday. June i,l"SI,
at the residence of Cel. llambright, 220 North
Prince treet,bv Jtev. C. Elvin Ileupt. pastor
et Grace Kvangclical Lutheran church, Mr.
Jacob K. Franiz te Miss Lizzie Y. Mctger,
allot this city.
Loxe-Haof.ii On Thursday, June 30, at the
residence of the bride, by the ltcv. C. El in
llemit. Jaeeli 15. Lenir ami airs, tuiicn n
Hater, daughter of the late Hen,
both of this city.
A. L. Hayes,
MEATUS.
KiEi'FiSR. Suddenly, en Friday morning.
July 1, utSo'cleck, Claude, only son et" Walter
and S. P. Kieffer. aged one year, 1u months
and twenty-one d jys.
Funeral lrem tlie residence of tlie parents,
Ne. 35 Shinncn street, en Saturday afternoon
at lour o'clock. Interment at Woodward Hill
cemetery. ll,l
MAtiTDf. In this city, en the ::tlh ult.. i.illie
W., wile et J. C. Martin.
Tlierclativesand friends of the f.imil are
respectfully invited teattend tlicluncril. f i em
the residence or her husband, Xe. Its .East
Walnut street, en Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Interment at Lancaster cemetery.
Ctd
POLITICAL.
Fer County Cem inlnsl ener:
FP.ANK CLAKK, of Strasburg township.
St-'-ject te the choice et the Democratic coun
ty convention. ipnl-d&w tp
ADAM S. DIKTIUCH, of Maner township.
Subject te the decision or the Democratic
county convention.
IIEXUY F. HAUTMAX (Lime l(urner), et
East Lampeter township. Subject te the choice
of th Democratic county convention.
api-2-dAwtp
MAUT1N H1LDE15KAXT, of Mount Jey
Iloreugh. Subject te the decision or tlie Dem
ocratic county convention. api:t-d&wtp
J EKE MOHLEK. Ephr.Ua. Subject te tlie
decision of the Democratic enmity conven
tion. aprll-dSwtp
Fer County Auditer:
JOHN S. BROWN", of Drumerc township.
Subject te Democratic rules. ur27-d wtp
JOHN L. LIUIITNEK, of Leacock township.
Subject le the decision of the Democratic
ceuntv convention. apriS-tfd&w
VRT
D
RKSS GOODS.
D
NEW DRESS
AT-
TOHN WANAMAKER'S,
PHILADELPHIA.
One of the finest buntings we knew of
(if it hat! a border, it would be a nun's
veiling), which we have sold up te within
a week at $1, is new CO cents. Hew it get
te CO cents is one of the curiosities of the
trade. It is made, right here in Philadel
phia, of the iincst foreign wool ; we buy
el the maker ; and sell at a preiil ; 44
inch, at CO cents.
Net-outer circle, Chestnut street entrance.
Canten pongees, very light color aud
extraeidiuary quality, $0.30 and $10.e0 for
20 yard pieces,.
Summer silks mostly at e.j cents.
Unitizes, Te cents and $1 ; bronze satin
mervcilleux, 2.2.1: bronze .damasses,
$1.10.
Millinery damasses at 73 cents, all silk ;
used also ler di esses. All silk colored
damasses 71 cents. Black damasses, 1.30.
Hniinet black silks a lifth eif. Ameri
can bl .ck silk $1. HI. Black surah, light,
2-Ji-ineh ; heavy 19-inch ; both . $1.50.
Canten ciepc, 82.
Next-outer circle. Chestnut stieet entrance.
In the whole range of dress goods our
trade is highly satisfactory. It is evident
that we have provided acceptable goods,
and that our prices are regarded as liberal.
In live distinct lines of dress goods it is
perfectly clear that we have the largest
vaiicty and the choicest patterns in the
city. These aie : black grenadines, line
French woolens in plain colors, cashmeres,
illuminated melanges, cottons, especially
line Ficnch cottons.
Xin- counter.!, north' south and east irein
Center.
Zephyr shawls, with fringe mere than a
lady will care te sec, 50 cents te S3. Oue
at .10 cents is a surpiise te these who ex
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Thirteenth, Market and Chestnut Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
xvw Anr:niist:au!.XT,
UrANTl.1)
1 man, IS
.1 SITUATION BY A YOUNG
years of age, willing te make
hinisfl! useful in any kind et business. Ap
ply at this office. -t(l
l
-11TATHK-,V
YOUNG "WOMAN WITH A
V small child wants a situation te de gen
eral housework.
Alinlv at 4(K West
Straw-
berry stieet
It
XTOTIUK ASI'KUIAL. MEETlSU OFT
in-:
1 .Shilller Fire Company ae. i.wiuue
held
this M-'i-iilvl evening at S o'clock, lluslncss
of importance. ISy order of the President,
ltd
CUIOlCi: OKAMJKS, 1'ISK AITLKS, A
l XANAS. and a full lineel Selected Fruit-s
t..,' .ill i A 1 it ECKKUT'S,
129 East King Street.
SCHOOL TAX 1881.
The duplicate is in the hands el the Ireas
urcr. :: per cent, oil" ler prompt payment.
V. O. MAKSIIALL. Treasurer.
Ne. 12 Centre Suure.
OIlieu Hours Irein 0 a. ill. te 1 p. in.
jS-tfdR
1 UANOMOCIAULi: PAKTYTOBB HKLD j
J en Saturday evening, commencing aie
o'clock. and a picnic ou July 4, ceiiiiiicuc ng
..t i ..'i.im.i.- mi. Seheenbcrsrer s Park. Ladles
and gents are invited te attain!.
Admission
free. Hippie's erciiesira.
ADAM SXYDEK,
Proprietor.
'iSil-'JI
c
tlTV TAX TO AFFOKD
ATX AN Or
poi Utility te pay llieir uuy tax
am! sae
tv r ei-nt. abatement. Hie Treasurer iniiu
will be open Iretn S a. m. te 5 p. m., and , te 9
p. m. until July 1 inclusive. ,,,,-,,..
J27-11.1 Treasiuerand llecciver of Taxes.
D,lY
GOODS.
SUMMER
DRY GOODS
AT
HAGER&BRO'S.
We are receiving daily Xew Goods
Summer Wear.
for
NUN'S VEILING,
Light Pink, Light I'.Iucaiul Cieam.
LACE BUNTINGS, .
Cream, Light III tie. Light Pink and Navy.
PLAIN BUNTINGS,
Lijht blue. Cream, Light Pink and lSren.e.
FRENCH FOULE,
White, Pink, I'luc and Navy.
BLACK FRENCH GRENADINES,
I'.l.ick, Plain and Lace Hunting.
NEW SUMMER SILKS,
NEW LAWNS AND CHINTZES,
NEW DRESS GINGHAMS.
Dotted Swiss
Lawn, Perisian
Piijue Weits.
Mull, Lace ! India. India
Lawn, French Nainzoeks and
LACES AND LACE GOODS.
Swiss Mull Edgings and Inserting.
Nainzoek Edgings and Inserting!).
Cream Colored Edgings and Inserting..
Mircceurt, Dutchess. Spanish, Newport
Point, Point De Aurellac, aleiiciennes ami
Maltese Laces.
LACE TIES, COLLAK3 AND FICHUS.
SILK MITTS, LISLE GLOVES and HOSIERY.
-We arc closing out a large line or UK ESS
GOODS at very low prices.
t
urn
mm
Ne. 25 WEST KINO STREET,
LANCATKK, PA.
GOODS.
KESS GOODS.
GOODS, ETC.,
pect little at such a price. A large double
zephyr, for an invalid, $4.30.
Shetland shawls, without fringe, also in
great variety, 75 cents te $8.
A zephyr shawl knit by hand in what is
known as tbe crazy stitch is one of the cu
riosities from Bosten ; large and heavy ;
tee heavy, maybe, for an invalid ; at the
amazing price of $3.50. Is it pessible
that in Yankee Bosten human life is
worth no mere than $3.30 for knitting
sueh a shawl ?
Kast trem Chestnut-street entrance.
Lace mits, 30 cents te $4.50. The
writer has forgotten of hew many sorts,
but hundreds, aud of the choicest. Lisle
gloves for both ludics and gentlemen at 23
te 73 cents.
Sheepskin gloves, made rough side out,
for gardening, 35 cents.
Chestnut-street entrance, outer.
Bathing suits for men ; all v.oel ilanncl,
mostly blue, trimmed mere or less with
braid.
Old pattern, seven sizes, $2.7.1 le $1.
Yeke pattern, $4; indigo-dyed, $1.50;
white flannel, $4.73.
The jeke pattern fits mere perfectly
than the old. The white ilanncl is, of
course, conspicuous ; and as a conspicuous
garment ought te be, it is very line in
quality.
Beys' bathing suits ; old pattern, St. 30
te $2.50, yoke, $3 te $3.75.
Market street in'dillc entrance.
Tapestry carpets at $1.15 down te $1 ;
and at $1 down te 75 cents sonic time age ;
net all gene.
Northern gallery.
Ari:ir Ait iri:nTisv3ii:sTs
DKVII.KD CKAItS, CAl'K MAY OYVl'KIW,
MILK. SODA AND OY.STKU CKACK-
KIIS and Picnic Supplies, at
12!) I-
ECKEUT'S.
last King Street.
i TtlA" t.
'I FlUFAYOICKS. Lame Supply of line
l'ieces. '. K. w i.ai I-, it,
Xe. .V West King Street.
jyl-2tdlt Lancaster, l'a.
"IKLKItKATK
TIIK FilUKTU DON'T
lerjret that the place te buy i irewerKs,
Pine Apples. 1'anauas, Oranges, Lemens ami
i all kinds of Fruit is at. 115 Kast King stieet.
Open Saturday night until 12 o'clock, a
of July all day. G. FUAXK KUK'
inn mi
TZ.
ltd'
is-
SATUKDAY
H VEXING. AT
ICOIIItlNG'S r.KKll GAUDEN,
Cerner Plum and Chestnut Street-,
ltd . Mechanic's Hetel.
lOlIKTIf OF JULY.
f Turtle Soup ter sale en .1CL I. at :
cents a quart, send in orders early.
JOHN COPLAND,
ltd 1i" North Queen Street.
I
c
I.tlTHlNG, XC.
STILL AT WOUIv!
MARKING DOWN!
1 Cbtcrduy IS: WHITii VESTS weie
overhauled. Seme of them reduced in
price from $1 te Ml cents. Seme trem
$1.2) te 7."i cents, and the ethers in like
proportion, ilut iu
correct idea of hew
order te form a
CHEAP
they are, please come and see them.
TO-DAY OUK
is meeting thesame tate, hence If you
..ie in need et any ter boy-", new is the
time te buy.
IA1H k
ruiiJAit
0NE-PRICE HOUSE,
36-38 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
MIS CELL AN EU T.S.
WANTKI1 TWO tilllLS FOKIJKNKUAI
Housework. Apply at the Sprcchei
Heuse, Nertli Duke Stretet. je27-tfil
17OK
SALE.-ONK OMMIlUS AS GOOD
is new. wiiu nnueriii sprmirs; 1 two-
horse Stage. 4 sets of Yankee Harness, 2 geed
Driving Horses, ter kaie caeap at tne me
Lien Hetel, New Helland, Lane-aster County,
Ph. K. D. KUTZ,
Je27-lwd
ASTEU-FKOJI 10 TO 1. HANDS TO
work in a Stene Quarry, at Wrightsvllle.
Either experienced tpiarrymcn or common
laborers may apply. Apply te
KEUIC, WKITZKLACO.,
je29-10td Wriiihtsvllle. Pa.
ClllHs Cleing
PKOCI.AMATION I
Netiee Is hereby given lli.it the ordinance
of the city of Lancsibtcr "ler preventing acci
dents by lire anil the belter preservation el
order in the city" will be strictly enfereeil
against all persons "iiring guns or small arms,
or Belling, casting, throwing or llring 01
Chasers or ether liiewerk operating In a sin:
ilar manner," within the city or Lancastci
during tlie celebration et tlie coming Feartl
of July.
The Police force et the city are hereby In
Htructcd te arrest any person detected in tlic tlic tlic
violatien of Miitl ordinance.
JNO. T. Maci'.ONUJLI:.
je2.i,2f,S(MtJy2 Mayer.
THIRD EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING. JULY 1, 1881.
VfEATUEK INDICATIONS.
Washington, July 1. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states northerly winds, fair
weather and higher barometer.
"WITHDRAWN.
l'l.ATT DKUrS FKOJI TIIK HACK.
Was the Uclavan Heme Scandal the Cause
or It?
Albany, July 1. Short term : Petter 48,
Wheeler 33, Conkling 28, Lapham 13, Cor Cer
nell C, Rogers 4, Crowley 2, Felgcr 1,
The chair then announced that the c .in
vention would proceed te vote en the long
term.
Speaker Sharpe then withdrew the
name of Themas C.Piatt. This was done
at the latter's request, he said, and in the
interest of the Republican party.
The vote was then taken and resulted as
fellows : Depew 4S, Kernau 48, Crowley
20, Cernell 13, O. W. Chapman 4, Piatt
2, Charles Daniels, Charles North, Charles
Adams and Lapham 1 each. Ne choice.
KNtiLISU KAIL1VAY9.
Cars for the Accommodation of Assassins.
Londen, July 1. The Daily Xeics, in
rcgaid te a suggestion for the introduction
of American saloon carriages en English
railways, which subject has come forward
again m connection with the murder of
Geld, makes the following statement :
" We arc informed a few years age the di
rectors of the Brighten railway company
discussed the matter, but the evidence of
prcfeicnce en the part of the public for
ordinary English carriages was se strongly
marked that the proposal was abandoned.-'
Extraordinary excitement centin ncs re
lative te the murder of Geld. The daily
Teleyniph publishes a likenes of Aithnr
Lefrey and specimens of his handwriting.
THE OAK.
Last Fay el Henley lUgattu.
Londen, July 1. This was the closing
day of Henley regatta. The weather was
beautiful and the attendance ininiense.
The tinul heat for the Grand Challonge
cup was wen by the Leudpu club, defeat
ing the lletferd and Leander crews.
The final heat, Thames Challenge, was
wen by Twickenham rowing club, defeat
ng the Londen rowing ciub.
' In the tiial heat for silver goblets Im
pairs the Thames rowing club defeated the
Londen rowing club. In the final
heat for Diamond sculls for scullers
Lowndes, of the Hertford college, Wild, of
Frankfort, and Powers linished in the
order narrated.
The Cernell Crew te Kmr Again.
Londen, July 1. The race between the
Cernell university and Hartferd college
crews ever the Henley course is fixed for ten
o'clock te-morrow (Saturday) morning.
TINISIAN TlJOIIllLF.S.
Arabs Fire en Frencli War Vessels.
Londen, July 1. A dispatch from Tunis
says : The Arabs at Sfax lircd en a French
steamer conveying Tunisian troops thither
te prevent them from landing. It is stated
that the French vice consul was wounded.
Greatcxciteincntrrevails.it Mehedia, the
inhabitants fearing an attack from the
A tabs.
The l'rcncli Cnrpii JeIng te Sfax.
Tcnis, July 1. It is stated that the
Ficnch corns new stationed at Maneuba
will march through the town of
Tunis and embark at Galctta en
beard a ficnch iron clad for
Sfax te support the Tunisian troops
in re-establishing order. The French
consul at Sfax hail his arm broken
by a blew indicted with a stick.
The Europeans there have taken rofuge
ou beard the ships in pert.
The Administration en a Holiday.
Washington July 1. Secretaries Hunt,
Kirkwood and Lincoln will accompany
President Garfield te Williamstown and
St. Alban. Secretary Wiiidem wil' take
one of the paity as far as Leng iiranck
and will possibly go te Williamstown.
Postmaster General .lames will also go
part of the way. Secretary Blame
and family will start for Maine te-night.
Atlerney General MacVcagh will be the
only cabinet officer in the city ever Sun
day. A .Unrdcreun 15y.
Jersey City, July 1. At a late hour
last night, as Ncill Kennedy and Jeseph
Davitt, both aged twelve yeais, were
playing together, Kennedy drew a
levelver and shot Davitt in the
right side, inllicting a dangerous wound,
Kennedy then thicw his levelver into the
canal and lan away. This morning Davitt
is se low that the attending physicians
will net attempt te probe for the bullet.
July 1'rlces of I.acKauanna Ceal.
N:w Yeisk, July 1. The Delaware fc
Hudsen canal company have issued a cir
cular giving the July prices of Lackawanna
coal per ten of 2,210 pmuuis as follews:
Furnace lump, steamer 1 u m p and grate,
5.90 each ; egg, 1.05 ; stove, $4.20 ;
chestnut, SI.
-.
A Strike Kittled.
Nnw Yei:k, July 1. All the black
smiths, meulders and labeicrs in the em
ploy of Jehn ilttuch, of the Morgan iron
works, have leturned te work and every
thing is progressing smoothly in the
shops.
Paper Mill Hurueil,
St. Pall, Minn.. July 1. The paper
mill of Russell A. Veir?l ifc Carpenter, at
Minneapolis, was burned last night. Less
estimated at $40,000.
Carriage Factory Iturited.
IIazlkten, l'a., July 1. The carriage
factory or J. J. Heincy was totally de
stroyed by lire last night. Less, $10,000 ;
no insurance.
Calling Them In.
Washington, July 1. Secretary Win
dem will issue a call this afternoon for all
outstanding registered five per cent, bends.
SEWS NOVKLTIK..
Striking and Sensational Hveiit of the Ony.
Jehn Davis, wife and daughter, of Pitts
burgh, have been badly poisoned by
smoked sturgeon, which some unscrupu
lous person had cured with creosote.
Minnesota premises 43,000,000 bushels of
wheat with reduced acreage.
William Hynes, of East Leng Meadow,
Mass., cut his threat with a tabic knife,
KMUllg llllllBUIl lliaiuilllj, l.lii llintui. I
ever western laud speculations. I
The body of Martin Finnactic, an aged
citizen of Linesville, was found in Craw
ford county hanging te a fence, dead. He
became entangled in the fence last Friday
and feebleness prevented his extrication.
In Abraham Jehnsen's family, at Celt's
Neck, X. J., the father, four daughters
and one seu are down with the disease.
Anether daughter has died. A colored
woman living near Jehnsen's died and no
one would bury the body for some time,
when a negre volunteered.
Baseball : Metropolitan 7. Athletic 8 ;
Chicago 4, Trey 2 ; ButmleT, Bosten 4 ;
"Worcester C, Cleveland 1 ; Providence 7,
Detroit 1. . .
In the Cicck Lecks quarry near King King
seon, N. Y., Barney Bregen, aged 14, was
drivin" a horse attached te a sweep having
an iron shaft in the centre and a drum upon
which the rope winds, when the sweep
broke, the boy was caught in the rope, his
limbs and body tern and mangled, and
pieces of his dead body scattered all ever
the machinery.
Clends of strange insects are the present
entomological phenomonen in New Jersey
as nnexpectch as the comet, and as hard
te explain.
The hiding place of Atkins Lawrence,
the fugitive husband and actor, was dis
covered yesterday by" a Press reporter. The
runaway and his "affinity." Miss Annie
Gilflllan, are living- in primitive fashion in
a striped tent en the New Jersey shore,
about two hundred yards south et the
month of Salem creek, nearly opposite
Fert Delaware. The baby has died of
marasmus.
In Columbus yesterday 3Iud S. trotted
for a purse of $2300 te beat 2.17), the best
time en that track. She made the mile in
2.131 ami was enthusiastically cheered.
Fnssy neighbors have compelled Sister
July Tcely, of Jersey City, te break up her
cat asylum, which had some twenty in
mates. Their dissolution was a feelin'
matter.
Careline Metz. the eight-months-old
baby of 'a German weed turner, at 46
Thompson street, New Yerk city, was left
in charge of her two brothers, the elder of
whom is six years old. The elder boy,
while playing about the room, found a box
of matches, rolled under the baby's cradle
with it. and lit one te sec if the cradle
would burn. The cradle is in ashes and"
the baby in hcaven.
A man it Pittsburgh who heard the
birds making au unusual noise found they
were chanting the threnody of one of their
number who had tlewn down the point of
the lightning red and was impaled with
outstretched wings.
The Mr. Ivcsen, who has goue te Scot
land te claim his fortune of two millions,
was lately approached by two strangers
wlie offered him $5,000 te sign a paper,
the contents of which he was net te read.
His suspicions were aroused, and he
managed te go te Scotland, where he
found his estate ei which the tramps tried
te rob him.
The nids for plumbing, carpets and fur
nishing upholstery, opened en Tuesday last
by Chief Clerk Lesch. of the state
department, have net been approved,
and it is net expected that they
will be, the irregularities attending
their picsentatien causing Gov. Heyt,
Auditor General Lemen and State Treas
urer Bntler te refuse te approve of any of
the bids for these articles. The bidding
was suspiciously tainted with peels, buy buy
elfs, double bids, straw bidding and ether
2amcs of the Harrisburg Blessem Bricks.
MAltKETS.
New Yern market.
Nw Yiikk. July L Fleur State ami West
ern unlet, in hnyers taver; Superfine State,
it O.l 1 (l" : extra no 44 70734 80 ; choice ite ID VOQ
S i": tancy de $5 4M&1 75; round hoop Ohie
H rsf.'. U) : choice de 5 lOfPTS; supcrnne
western $4 50Q4 (u ; common te geed ex
tra de U 7ir.-r ; choice de f.1 3U&R 7.' ; cholce
whit.- wheat de, at ." 'SiQH . Southern
iltiift and unchanged ; common te fair extra
$.' -".- (jti '-'" : geed td choice de t; 'M$ M.
Wheat scarcely se Orm ami trade vnry mod
erate ; Ne. a Ueil, July. 1 tKQI 3: de
Aug, $1 -liQl il ; de Sept., 1 21 2.
Cern fairly active ; cash and July a shade
easier: late months ;w!c better; western
spot. 5ire.r"'.ie : de 'future, SafgiSTJie.
Oals 'c better and quiet ; State, 4ai7e ;
Western 4'247c.
riillatlelpnia Market.
1'itiLADKLrniA, .1 nly I. Fleur market linn
with fair dcniaim: Superfine, $3 MQ3 Mi
extra 4f4 M; Ohie & Indiana family, at
f.- 7."ig; i"; Pennsylvania lamily $55i
:, Ol'z ; St. Leuis de Hi WQH SO ; Minnesota
Kxtra : r03i; 0O: ile straight, ftt'.SQtt.'iO: win
ter patent ::7W7 i"i : sptiugleii 50Q75O.
Itye lienr at $5 125 13.
Wheat market quiet ; Ne. 2 Western Keil,
$1 '.!4J8I 24,' ; 1KI. and Penn'a Ked, $1 21
1 !. ; "de Amber, 1 2."S1 2fi.
Cern market linn tin local scaiciiy;
steamer, SU.mc; :til yellow, :iiMc; sail
mixed, fM.Vic; Ne.:;, mixed, .IJfj.'ilc.
Oats higher and in mere iluinanil ; Ne. I
White 4lt4.rc; Ne. 2, de 4 1H 1 2i! ; NO. 3, de
40e ; Ne. 2 Mixei', SSc.
Itye d ul I at '.0.
Previsions steady ; tnt.s- perk $17 .VIS IS 0.1;
beet hams, $- SOZt HO; Indian in.-s
beef f 1 W.
Iliicen jiuekeil shoulders, 77iu; salt tl
ry,tfici smoked hams IIl-c; plekled H'lins
tViffilOlfc.
Lard market steady: city kettle II.'MJmC;
Ieo- bitlehein' at 'J)iSW,ic ; prime steuiu at
$11 fie.
Hutter firm supply: light demand;
Creamery extta Pennsylvania at 23ij2lc;
Western, at 22c; tle geed te choice i0.j(
22c; IJraiirnnl county anil New Yerk extra,
2Ki22c; llrN, l.S?20e.
ltells dull : Pennsylvania and W!steni
!liac.
Kgg marke. Ilrnt ; Penn'a ut l.SJISc ;
Western. 17c.
Cheese steady : New Y'erk lull cream,
W,4W4'i; Wistein full crtMti. IU8l; ile
tan- te geed, 7';Qe.
Petroleum ilull ; rctined sc.
Whisky, 91 12 : .scarce.
Seeds lioeil te prime Clever, no market ;
Timethy dull at ! l." ; tle ile Flaxseuti
nominal at f I 2S.
Live Stock Markets.
CuiCAtie. li.)gs lJeceipt-. 21,(100 head ; shipment.-,
:!,'2i0 liiad; ileiniinil strong ter haceu ;
inixeil packing, &($:, ue; light W 15 ;
eheiee heavy, jtiiffcl. 25.
Cattle Keeeipts. .r,..'iei head; shipments, 1,500
head ; market lairly aetive anilsteiuly: ex ex
eort, $);3i2.'r; geed te choice shipping 5 IMfj)
5 'JO ; common te fair, ii g.r T.O.
(heel) Keceipt-', MH lit ad; market linn ;
medium te choice, $1 I0f$5.
Kast Lii:i:i:tv Cattle Keeeipts 1,321 head;
selling slew at yc, tenia . 's prices.
Heh Keeeipts, 2 m head ; Philadel pliias,
$1; 2Hj i" : Yerker-. 5 755 '.
hheup Keeeipts, l,2W head ; market active ;
prices Urjl'ic. higher than yeiterday.
MlecK.tlaraeT.
New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Stocks
ale United States Hemls reported dally by
Jacob IS. Lorte, N. K. Cor. Centru Siuare.
New Yerk Stocks.
Stocks It rin.
Julyl.
A.M.
r. m. r
li):0i)
1:00 3.011
. . . Ol 5f ""j .... ....
... 1274 12S !)
.. 120 121 1WJ&
Chicago & North Western.
Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul ..
Canada Southern
C C A I. L. 1C It........... ...
Del.", Laek.A Wisteru
Delaware A Hudsen Canal.. .
Denver A Kie Grande
Hannibal A St. Jet:
Lake Shere A Mich. Southern
m
i
25i
lU'A
110
iw'A
12f
2;
1044-;
ph.
. vivZ liij
my.
nejj ....
iu; vi:yH
211 235
MA 1U5
51 5li
4; nyH
Manhattan Elevated
Michigan Central
Missouri, Kansas A Texas
N. Y.. Lake Erie A Western
New Jersey Central
N. Y., Ontario A Western
New Yerk Central
Ohie A Mississippi
Pacific Mall Steamship Ce....
St. Paul A Omaha
ilji
4(
Ull?
VfiyA vayx
ii'i
141 .... uax
iiy6 w 4,
:ti
A3
.... 4
de "Preferred
erred IH4'-i ....let;
Central Pacilic
IOOJ-5 110 Via
Texas Pacitie... ...........' .... .... tiM
Union Pacific tmx, 1S 111
Wabash, St. Leuis A l'acinc.... 50354 uvfa OJ?;
I'reiernti.i vt-x. ,
Western Union Tel. Ce .
';, 10-s
Philadelphia.
3tecks steady.
Pennsylvania it. It
Heading.
Lehigh Vailev
Leliigli Navigation "
Iliiflale, Pitts. A Western...,
Northern Central
Northern Pacilic.
" 1'retcrred
Ilestenville
Philadelphia A Erie It. It...
lewaGulch Mining
r,a
'2
651
46
2354
K
4'.
HI
23
Zi'A
MA,
45
;y.
Uhitee states ISesds.
United States 4 perc9iits..
4Ji "
5
VA "
r. m.
1.00
115
10!
Noen limitations or the Oraln Market
Kurnlslicil by Jacob is. Leng, Commission
ISreker.
ClUCAOO.
Yf heat ........ ......
Cern ......... .......
Oats ................
New Yekk.
Wl cat.
Cern
Julv. Aug. Sept.
,11.11 ?LI fl.10
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,
PlULADZLFUlA.
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Cem !
Outs
RALTIMOf'K.
iVllCiH
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