LANCASTER DAILY IKffitllGEKCEfi, WJJSSDAY JULY 26, I88i. COLUMBIA NEWS. OUK KECULAR COKISESPONUKNCK. Blackberries in large quantities have made their appearance in our market. A smalk party of Columbians spent part of yesterday afternoon and evening at Wrigbtsville. Tbe E. E. Lutheran church will take tickets and run the Columbia part for the Y. M. C. A.'b excursion of Lancaster, en Aug. 4. A natural curiosity v.as seen in tbe dis patcher's office at the west yaid of the P. It. R., in the shape of a winged bejack. The red bridge near "the cut" is being repaired, and all trains are forced te run en the south track. New signals have also been erected. Mr. Jehn Fendrich's horse, becoming scared, broke the hitching strap and started te run oft", but before he could get very far lie was caught. A huge number of Columbia families left thii morning te attend the Laudisville caiiipmcctiug, which begins te-day. '1 his morning Mr. W. H. Moere drew a deg or tliu (Jildcrsl eve breed. It was chanced oil" last evening by Mr. Harry Leng, who was the owner of the deg. Te morrow at (J a. in. the excursion te I'ine Greve park will pass through here. Tickets can be bought at Hichards' book store for SI.JjO. The lights of Saturday List have ended with several law suits, which were heard before 'Squire Frank, who placed the lighter under bail for a Anther heaiing. g At the last meeting of the town council it was decided te purchase one of Neycs' hose oiling engines. Last evening it ar rived and is new at the Columbia's house. In a few days it will be given a trial, and if proven satisfactory it will be bought. A special train centainint: Messrs. Chas. Pugh, S. M. Prevest, J. IS. Hutchinson, Wm. Latta and .lames Heed, officers of the Pennsylvania raihead, passed through here at 0 p. m. last evening, bound for the Frederick division, which read thej will inspect. Twe large water leaks ecctiricd this morning in the main water pipe en Wal nut street. -One at the enruur of Second and Walnut, and the ether between Sec ond ami Third streets. Workmen arc busily engaged in repaiiing them. A cigar box manufactory will be started in a few days under tiie management of Mr. J. H. KrciuYr, formerly foreman at Hershey's manufactory. We wish him success, as he is new for the lirst time working for himself. At her home in Harrisburg, the wife of Abiaham Lindsay, an old Columbian, died yesterday afternoon. The lemains will be broughtte Columbia te morrow morning and buried from the 1 evidence of Mr. liar vey MeFadden. The Columbians who attended the en campincut of the G. A. It , at Gettysburg, leturned home en Monday, and express themselves as highly delighted with their trip. About a thousand men of the G. A. It are in encampment. On account of the heat Ce. C was taken out en the street for drill last evening. The company had a large turnout and they drilled finely. After diill a business meet ing was held, and Messrs. Himburg and Struck elected members of the Ce. The citizens of Perry street arc forced te listen te distressful cries nearly every evening, caused by a brute, for he cannot be called man, abus ing his peer wife. He beats her .shamefully, and if a neighbor interferes he tells them that she is his property. The peer woman docs net knew, prebab!y,that there is law in this country for wife beating and, if she does net seen take the matter in her own hands, the ncighbeis will, and then the brute will get tin; fail benefit of our law. The old members of the Our I Seys base ball club arc trying te reorganize, se as te play the Lancaster, Yerk and llanisburg nines, all of which have sent the O. lV.s halleuges. If they mean te reorganize they had better begin at er.ee or the season will be ever before they start. On Saturday evening at Norristown, the election for a new Lieutenant Colonel for theGth Kegt. was held. Majer Waha baugh, feimerly of the 11th Itegt. was the lucky one, leeei ving twelve out of seventeen votes. The election of tho'majer gives en tire satisfaction te everyone wlie had the pleasure of serving under him. He is de serving of the office and it he performs his duty in the (5th as well as he did in the 11th. his new men will s-jnn be as devoted te him as much as the old ones. . Mr. David Celeman's wife returned from a trip te the seashore this a. in.; Miss Made ltamscy, who for the past month has been the guest of Miss .lane P.itten, returned te her home in Lebanon this morning ; Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Cettieli and Mrs. Myers left this a. m. for Cape May ; Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Hogendobler leaves te-day for a week's vacation at McCall's Ferry ; Mr. Harry Octane, of Lilitz, was in town yesterday ; Miss IJIctz, of Middle town, is the guest of Mr. IteberSneath ; Miss Nellie Harpstcr, of Heading, is visit ing Miss Emily Heller. The jewel box, belonging te Mrs. II. M. North, and which was stolen one day last week, has been recovered. Sen " Hols Hels inger, a colored man, was dozing en one of Hachmau's lumber piles, and was aroused by a rat running across and under the pile. lie rose te his feet and went for the r.vt, but could net sec it. Under the pile was a basket containing sonic broken dishes, "Sen" pulled it out and there lay the jewel box, and as the key was sticking in iie opened and found the following articles in it : A picture of Mrs. North, a couple of boxes containing lead for lead pencils, some cards and paiers and two glasses for spectacles. AH the valuable jewels had becu removed and these few articles of no account left. The box was returned te its original owner. Serious Accident. Yesterday afternoon, about ." o'clock, two little boys, Eddie Fraim and Charles Schoelmakcr, aged about nine years, were standing at the corner of Water and Wal nut streets, waiting for a north bound train en the Quarryville railroad te pass. At the same moment a team belonging te a coun try man named Bewers, and in charge of two country boys, took fright at the cars and tlaslicd furiously tow ards the peiut at which Fraim and Schoelmakcr were standing. Having their backs towards the approaching team they could net see it, and the noise made by the cars prevented them from hearing its approach. In an instant both wcie knocked down by tlie frightened horse and Fraim was hurled violently against the train of cars, his head being badly cut by striking a car wheel, and his ankle badly sprained. Schoelmakcr escaped with less serious injuries though he tee made a narrow escape from being thrown uuder the cars. Dr. A. J. Hcrr attended Master Fraim's injuries, after which he was sent te the home of his father, Mr. Gcerge Fraim. Mr. Bewers' horse ran down Water street te Chestnut, and up Chestnut te Harberger's machine shop, where it was caught. The horse was some what cut about the legs, and the wagon was broken, but the country boys who oc cupied it escaped unhurt. Child icon Over. Last evening as some children were playing en West King street and hail among them the eighteen months old in. fant of Mrs. Mary Hudgen, Ne. G33 West King street. A gentleman driving Mr. Jehn S. Wagner's team, of Bernard Place, ran ever the baby and she was slightly injured about the head. The gen tleman, who had been driving carefully, was very anxious about the child, hurried for Dr. S. B. Foreman and had every nec essary attention shown the child, which is uet seriously hurt. Its position, however, was very perilous and it might easily have been trampled te death, had net the horse, as if recognizing its position with almost human instinct, cleared its body with his leet, only grazing its lip with his shoe. Little Locals. Dr. F. F. Frantz, graduated from Jeffer Jeffer eon and Hahnemaun medical colleges, Philadelphia, has "registered.". At the request of the defendant the hearing in the case of B. F. Hendersen, charged with cmbezzlement,hasbeen post poned by Alderman Spurrier until Mon day next. A large number of Thiladelphia members or the Grand Army of the Republic pass ed through this city th"i3 afternoon en their way from the encampment at Gettys burg. Harry Breem, arrested for assault and battery and malicious mischief, en com plaint of Mrs. Rethweilcr has entered bail for a hearing bofero Alderman P. Don Den nelly. Jehn Trewitz, of this city, will go te New Yerk next week and will attempt te accomplish the feat of playing a banjo and mouth organ fei twenty-four hours with out stepping te eat, drink or sleep. The trial will be made in Owney Geeghan's saloon. Complaint is made that the Lancaster and Lititz turnpike read which in times past was one of the most delightful drives in the country is new in a terribly bad con dition, abounding in chuckbelcs, loose stones, dangerous ruts, &c, &c. Kissel Hill which used te be the only bug bear en the read is new the best part of it. A Uruml Perter. This meiuiug as Geerge Burten, the colored porter of the Grape hotel, was con veying his wheel-barrow lead of baggage from the Pennsylvania railroad depot, he knocked down and ran ever a little German girl, who was standing en the side-walk in front of Kinzlcr's shoe store. The wheel of the barrow passed ever the little girl's ankle, hurting her badly and causing her te scream with pain. Burten did net step te ascertain hew badly he had hurt her, and when his attention was called te the matter he said, with an oath, that it was a pity ha hadn't run ever her neck that people ought te keep their children at home. Mister Burten is evi dently loe big for his beets. The police should sit down en him and read te him that part of the city esdinauces which pre vides that the sidewalks shall be kept open ler Teet passengers and net for wheel barrows. Reckless Children. There is a family of children liviug just cast of the Pennsylvania railroad depot that cause the railroad officials a great deal of anneyance and dread. They jump en and off passing trains almost every hour of the day, and frequently crawl under the cars standing in the depot. This morning as the Niagara express was entering the depot one of these youngsters rushed in front of the locomotive and came within an ace of being crushed be neath its ponderous wheels. The officers scold and threaten, and arc in daily fear that a fatal accident will happen the chil dren. Colored I'lcuic. The colored picuie at What Glen yester day was largely attended by people of all colors, white men and black women being in the majority. There was the usual amount of fun, fighting, drinking and dancing, and, en the whole, most of these present enjoyed themselves. Miss Susan A. Rhodes, carrying her arm in a sling, and her mother, Mrs. Frcy, went out net te participate, they say, but te see the glen. Susan in some way gave offense te a colored woman named Cal. Patterson, who "bounced her" and beat her badly. Miss Rhodes has brought suit for ass.uilt and battery against her assailant. Tlie Floet footed Pedestrians. Frank J. Scheid will walk Albert Per riece a 75-hour match, square heel and tee, for $7."i. The race will come oil" some time in September, either in Yerk or Lancas ter. Geiter has accepted J. F. Malene's clial lege. Theirs will be a go-as-you-please race, and will come off at the same time and place as the ether. Thieves 1'lumlcr Found. Mr. Merris Cooper, who resides at Coop er's mill, about a mile southeast of George town, Bart township, has found in his weeds quite a collection of afghans, lap robes, rubber blankets, carriage curtains, whips, fcc. which indicate that they were the booty of thieves who "went through" the vehicles at a festival, party, religious meeting or some ether public gathering at nighttime. Postponed. The meeting of the American fire com pany, which was te have been held last evening for the purpose of hearing the re port of the committee of twenty-iive, rela tive te the reorganization of the company, was net held the committee net being ready te report. The committee will meet at Alderman Ban's office this evening. A Child Hcalcn. This morning a little girl named Minnie Kcnucrd was seen en the stiec-t with her arm broken and othcrwise badly bruised. She said that the injuries were inflicted by her mother who beat her with a broom handle. The family reside in Brencman's court. Cars AVrcckad. Laic last night an accident occurred ou the Pennsylvania railroad near the Little Conestoga Bridge, by which sev eral freight cars were wrecked, both tracks blockaded and freight and passen ger trains delayed for some hours. No body was hurt. Fourth Street M. E. Church excursion te Leng Branch ami Ocean Greve en Thursday, July 28. Round trip tickets geed for three days, only $3.75. Train leaves Lancaster (King Street) at .'! a. in.; Columbia at :S u. in.; Mun hcim, 3:35 ; LRitz, 3.45; Ephrara. 4:01. Sec cir culars at all stations. Jyie.21,23,25,26ft2lw l'ine Greve I'lcuic. Tickets are selling rapidly for the picnic at Tine Cleve, Cumberland county, which takes place te-morrow. Trains leave this city a G:30 a. m.,-und will reach Tine Greve in time te give excursionists several hour leisure in the beautiful grounds that were se highly ap preciated l.y the excursionists a week or two City IIUl rosters. Carsen & llensel, city bill pesters and dis tributors, office ;iKriLi.iriKNCER building. Ne. 0 Seuth Queen street- Exciirslen Register. Monday, Julv 27. Vine Greve Park, $1.50. Thursday, July 23. By H. ft C. li. K. t a Leng Branch and Ocean Greve, $3.75. Tues.iay, Aug. 2. Dale's Watklus and Niag ara, SJ.SO." Thursday, Aug. 4. V. SI. C. A. excursion te Atlantic City. Twe days, $3. Thursday, Aug. 4. Clcmmens's Band excur sion te Pine Greve Park, $1.50. Thursday, Aug. 13. Clark ft Schmidt's ex cursion te Atlantic City. Twe days. $3. Query Dees the note shaver shave with Cu ticura Shaving Seap? The carswern and overworked find comfort and strength In Malt Bitters. SPECIAL NOTIVES. Ilocllne of Man. Impotence of mind, limb, or vital function, nervous weakness, sexual debility &c., cured by Wells' Health Rencwer. $1. At Druggists. Depot -Jehn F. Leng & Sens, Lancaster. SEW ATTEXT28EMXN1S- rpHE GIANT show. LANCASTER, FRIDAY, JULY 29. BATCHELLER & DORIS' GREAT INTER-OCEAN BEST SHOW ON EARTH. Abounding in New Novelties and features te be seen in no ether Shew in the World. The Largest Variety of LIVING WILD AMMAts ever exhibited under canva3, Including among ether rare specimens, THE GREAT EGYPTIAN BOVALAPUS, A 830,000 Curiosity, and positively the only one In captivity. OUR GIGANTIC MUSEUM, occupying a Mammoth canvas, ter which no additional charge is mode, contains a WORLD OF WONDERS. THE GRAND DOUBLE CIRCUS IN ONE RING is the only satisfactory perleriuancc new given by any Big -Shew. 100 MALE AND FEMALE ARTISTS. GREAT CLOWNS, TIIE ONLY GROUP OF ZULUS IX. AMERICA, THE ONLY BAND OF SAVAGE SIOUX WARRIORS, TIIE ONLY ROYAL TROUPE OF JAPANESE, THE ONLY BAND OF GEORGIA CABIN SINGERS. TIIE OXLTt JiABY LIONS, SIX WEEKS OLD. The only ROYAL RUSSIAN ATHLETES, first appearance in America. The only S1EGUIST CHILDREN, Champien Athletes of the World. JOHN PATTERSON, the Great Itish clown. Three Military Bands. Remember, we allow no Peanut, Lemonade or Candy Peddling m or around our vast paviillens. Positively the only show that has the Great ZAZEL THE I0M CfflOI BULL, Who is snot from a Monster Sea Coast Mortar NOVELTIES NEVER SEEN HERE. OUR GRAND STREET PARADE Will eclipse all ctreits in that direction ever made. DON'T MISS IT. Daily at 9 a. m. ADMISSION 50 Ota. CHILDREN UNDER DREARS, 25 Ota. 3,000 ELEGANTLY UPHOLSTERED OPERA CHAIRS S5c. EXTRA. Excursion trains en all. Railroad Lines at Greatly Reduced Rates. Jy20,23,26,28ftltw Health, hope aim happiness arc restored by the use of Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Com pound. It is a positive cure for all these dis eases lreiu which women suffer se much. Send te Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, 233 Western Ave nue, Lynn, Muss., ler pamphlets. The Reason Why. The tonic effect of Kidnoy-Wert is produced by its cleansing and purifying action en the bleed. Where there is a gravelly deposit in the urine, or milky, ropy urine from disor dered kidneys, it cures without tail. Consti pation and piles readily yield te its cathartic ami healing power. Put up in dry vegetable form or liquid (very concentrated), either act prompt and sure. Trey Budget. jy23-lwdftwr Ge te II. B. Cochran's Drug store, 137 North Queen street, for Mrs. Freeman's JVew Na tional Dyes. Fer brightness and durability of color,arc uneijiialed. Celer from 2 te .Ipeunds. Directions in English anil German. Price. 15 cents. have lour Hair Keep it lSeautllul. The " Londen Hair Celer Restorer" Is the most delightful article ever introduced te the American people and Is totally different from all ether Hair Restorers, being entirely free lrem all impure ingredients that render many ether articles for the hair obnoxious. Where baldness or falling of the hair exists, or prema ture grayness, from sickness or ether causes, its use will restore the natural youthful color, and cau.se a healthy growth, cleansing the scalp from all impurities, dandruff, etc., at the tnnii) time a most pleasing and lasting hair dressing, fragrantly perfumed, rendering it soft and pliable, making it an indispensable article in every toilet. Ask your druggist for Londen Hair Celer Restorer. Trice 73 cents a bottle. Six bottles, $1. Main depot for the United States, WO North Sixth street, Philadel phia. uill-lvdTThA F&w A Cough, Celd or Sere Tnreat should ee stepped. Neglect frequently results in an In. curable Lung Disease or Consumption. Brown's Bronchial Troches de net disorder the stomach like cough syrups and balsams, but act directly ou the inflamed parts, allaying irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bronchial Coughs, Catarrh, and the Threat Troubles which Singers and PublieSpeakers are subject te. Fer thirty years Brown's Bronchial Troches have been recommended by physi cians, anil always give perfect satisfaction. Having been tested by wide anil constant use ter nearly an entire generation, they have at tained well-merited run k among tlietcwstaple remedies of the ngc. Sold at 25 cents a box every where. mS-lvilTThftSftlyw liny Fever. Fer twenty-live years 1 have been severely ufllicUil with Hay Fever, and have tried many remedies without lclief. While suffering In tensely I was induced, through Mr. Tiehner's testimonial, te try Ely's ('ream Halm. The im mediate effect was mar cleus. I have been enabled te perform my pastoral duties with out the slightest inconvenience. Have been exposed te heat, draughts and dust, and have escaped a return attack. I pronounce Ely's Cream Balm u cure ler Hay Fever. William T. Caiui, Presbyterian Paster, Elizabeth. X. J- IIivimi been afflicted with Hay Fever for years I gave Ely's Cream Balm a trial ; was much benelitcd if net permanently cured. 1 have had no real attacks since u-iug it. E. 11. Raucu. Editor, Carben County Democrat, Maueh Chunk. Pa. Price 50 cents. Jyl5-2wdeedftw A Wise Deacon. " Deacon Wilder. I want you te tell me hew you kept yourself and family se well the past season, while all Hie rest et us have been sick se much, and have had the doctors running le us se long." "Bre. Tayler, the answer is very easy. I used Hep Bitters in time and kept my family well and saved large doctor bills. Thrce ilel lurs' worth et it kept us all well and able te work all the time, and I will warrant it has cost you and most et the neighbors one te two bundled dollars apiece te keep sick the same time. I guess you'll take my medicine here after." Sec ether column. Jyl5-2wdftw Xetniug Short et Unmistakable Beauty Conferred upon tens of thousands et sufferers could originate and maintain the reputation which Aycr's Sarsaparilla enjoys. It Is a com pound of the best vegetable alteratives, with the Iodides of Potassium and Iren, and is the most effectual of all remedies ler scrofulous, mercurial, or bleed disorders. Uniformly suc cessful and certain in its remedial effects it prod uccs rapid and complete cures et ScreJ" ' ji, Seres, Beils, Humors, Pimples, Eruptie.A, Skin Discasesand all disorders rising from im purity of the bleed. By its invigorating ef tects it always relieves and etten cures Liver Complaints, Female Weaknesses and Irregu larities, and Is a potent rcnewcr of vitality. Fer purifying the bleed it lias no equal. It tones up the system, restores and preserves the health, and Imparts vigor and energy. Fer lerty j-cars It has been In extensive use, anil Is te-day the most available medicine ler the suf fering sick anywhere. Fer sale by all dealers. Jy2l-lwdced&w HEATH!. Slaysiakek. Julv 21, 1SS1. at 918 West street, Wilmington, Del., Ella Leidigh, wife of G. D. blaymakcr, in the 27th year of her age. The relatives and friends are invited te at tend the funeral services, at the Paradise Presbyterian church, en Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. 2td Hammel. In this city, en July 23, 131. Han nah Wflhelmina, wife, of Bernlmrd Hammel, aged 70 years, n months and 25 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from the residence of her husband. Ne. 215 North Lime street, en Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment at Woodward Hill Cemetery. 2td IIeusu. In Paradise, en the 25th inst,, Hiram S. youngest son et Samuel and Susan Hersli The relatives and friends of the family arc respectfully invited te attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents', Paradise, en Thursday morning at "J o'cIeck. Services at the Strasburg Presbyterian church at 11 o'clock. Interment at Strasburg cemetery. 2td Pickel. July 23, 1831, Mamie C. Pickcl, In uur inn year. Funeral from the residence of B. J. Carter, Xe. 303 Beaver street, en te-morrow (Wednes day) afternoon at 3 o'clock. The Sunday school of St. Paul's M. E. church especially in vited, ltd mj IflE GIANT SHOW. 75 leet Inte mid air. A HUNDRED OTHER 2TEW ADVERTISEMENT, OlCHOOL. TAX NOTICK. This is the LAST WEEK for the payment et Scheel Tax, for which the percentage will be allowed. W. O. MARSHALL. Treasurer, 18-tfd R Ne. 12 Centre Square. ESTATE OFKILLIAN BECK, LATE OP Lancaster city, dee'd. The undersigned audltor,appeinted te distribute the balance re maining in the hands et Andrew Slirelncr, ex ex ecueor, te and among these legally entitled te the same, will sit for that purpose'en FRIDAY, the 2Ctb day or AUGUST. 1SSI, at 10 o'clock a. in., In the library room of the court house, in the City et Lancaster, where all persons inter ested in said distribution may attend. JOHN II. FRY, jy2C4tdeaw Auditor. rTUIK COMMITTKE APPOINTED TO L make the necessary arrangements for hold ing a fair for the benefit of the West Mission M. E. Chapel, commencing September 23, and ending October 1. desire all contestants for ar ticles, as well as ethers Interested, te meet at the; chapel en Charlette street, near Lemen, te-morrow evening, the 27th, at 8 o'clock. Among the articles te be voted ter are: One Organ. Cook Steve. Knights of Pythias Pin, one Geld and one Silver Watch, Screll Saw, Policeman's Pistol, Velocipede, Set of Cigar maker's Toels, Sewing Machine, Reclining Chair, Breech Leading Gun, 4c. By order of the Committee. ltd rpuE TROPICAL SCARF Is recommended by everybody who wear them. Thpycau be taken apart very easily for washing ; and net being very large makes them se much the mere desirable for warm weather. They sell for 20 Gents Apiece. -THE- LACE UNDERSHIRTS That we are .selling ter SO Cents are very desirable for the price. They will wear better than Gauze.aud are thought bymany te be much eoelcr. Please remember these things, ler we make mention of them for your geed. & ONE-PRICE HOUSE, 3&-38 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PA. EXCUXSIOXS. "I "VALE SIXTH SUMMER TOUH TO Niagara Falls and Watkins Glen, ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1881. Leave Lancaxteren Niagara Express at 11 n. m. Tickets for the Round Trip, !9.T.. Geed te return en all trains for 15 days. Special reductions et one dollar per day less than regular charges at Cataract, Interna tional, Glen Mountain and Glen Park Hotels. Tickets will be geed te leave also en 3d and 4th et August. Fer tickets and Information call en G. L. FOX DERSMITH, 32 East King Street, or J AS. A DALE, jy9-3wd<w Yerk, Pa. -y M. V. A. EXOURSION. ATLANTIC CITY, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1881. FARE Columbia. Lancaster and Interme, dlate stations, $1; Witmer and Bird-in:Hand. $2.90: Gorden ville and Lcaman Place. $2.80. SCHEDULE Leave Columbia at 4:40; Lan caster at 5:20. Mt. Jey and Landlsville parties wUl come te Lancaster en Fast Line, ter which exenr slen tickets will be sold. All tickets are geed for TWO DAYS. Fer further information sce pesters and cir culars, or address any of the undersigned. D. C. HAVERSTICK, R. J. HOUSTOX, W. U. IIEXSEL. jy23,26,30,aug242tw) Committee. T 'ME CHEAPEST AMU UEsT OF A LI. ! EXOURSION TO PINE GROVE PARK. for the benefit et niemmens City Cerit Basil, THURSDAY, AUG. 4th, 1881. Object Te raise funds ler the purchase of new I insiruinuuia. FARE FOR TIIE ROUXD TRIP. - - Sl.GO. CHILDREN, HALF-PRICE. The train steps, going and coming,at Mid Mid dlctewn, Harrisburg and Carlisle, as well as at all stations in Lancaster county, west of Lancaster. MUSIC OX THE cars ami a ruUUKHAUb concert en the ground by the Band. It is also expected that the INDIAN RAXD from Carlisle will be present. Free Dressing Beems, Free Dining Reems, leys-everyuilng free about the' Park. The ree if eating en me uwii, c ree jtewung ai- mS3lirS"?n.wiVe.; T" ir r . .. leugh, second ; Cinderella, third. Fourth Pull details of thetnp.astoUmeefstartlag: I "? ' muiL . . -pZat. n-i , places where tickets can be purchased, etc-, I " : Trouble, first ; Pest Guard, see will be given hereafter. ' iy2T tfd end ; Roselle, third. THIRD EDITION TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 26, 1881. CONFLICTING REPORTS. NO DECIDED IMPROVEMENT. THE PRESIDENT'S CONDITION. The Bulletins Frem the Whit Heuse. Executive Mansion, Washington, July 267 a. m. Dr. Bliss says the presi dent passed a comfortable night, resting well and sleeping at intervals up te 3 a. m. About 3 o'clock a rise in temperature was noticed, but it seen passed away, and afterwards the president obtained mere rest and sleep. This morning at 7 o'clock he is resting quietly with his pulse at 93 and temperature apparently about nor mal. The Official Morning Bulletin. Executive Mansion, 8:30 a. m. The president was somewhat restless during the night, and the fever which had sub sided after our last bulletin rose again about midnight and continued till 3 a. m., after which it again subsided. He is new about as well as yesterday at the same hour. Pulse, 102; temperature, 98.4; respiration, IS. Signed. D. W. Buss, J. K. Barnes, J. J. "Woodward, Robt. Retburn. Dr. Aguew at the White Heuse. Executive Mansion, Washington, D. C, July 20 11:10 a. m. The president at this hour is restiug comfortably and the surgeons express themselves as satisfied with his present condition. A rumor has been circulated that the presideut had an other chill this inerniug. Theso who are thoroughly acquainted with the facts, how ever, deny the story and say that the pa tient has bad no chills subsequent te theso that occurred previous te the incision. Dr. Agnew has been here all the morning. One of the consulting surgeons will be in attendance daily for the present. Dr. Hamilton is expected te return to night at which time unless seme unferscen emergency arises, Dr. Agnew will prob ably again return te Philadelphia. Keating Comfortably. Executive M.vNsrex, July 2G, T2 m (unofficial.) Cel. Rockwell, who has just returned from the president's cham ber, says the patient is resting very com fortably, and he considers that he is doing as well as could reasonably be expected under the circumstances. In response te a question whether thcre had been or would be auy further oporatien performed en the president, he said : Ne, there has been but the one operation, and judg ing from present indications we de net anticipate that any mere will be necessi tated." Continuing, the Colonel said, that at the morning dressing of the wound the surgeons took several small pieces of bone from the wound, which were sup posed te be from the fractured rib. Bad News via Philadelphia. Philadelphia, July 20. A dispatch from Washington this afternoeu says : " Although the president's physicians are very reticent, enough has leaked out te warrant the statement that they have come te the conclusion that the president cannot recover se long as the ball remains in him, and it has therefore been deter mined te cut for it. This is the last re sort, and the physicians thcmsclves are in doubt as te the result which may fellow the operation." A Dispatch te England. Washington, July 20. Secretary Blaine lia just sent the following : " Lewell, Minister Londen. The presi dent's symptoms at neon te-day are favor able. Several small pieces of the shat tered, rib came from the wound this morn ing while dressing it." Anether Painful Operation. PHH.AVEi.PHrA, July 20. The Ecening Telegraph's special says : The president underwent another operation te day. Special consultation was held from 8 te 10 this morning, during which Dr. Agnew sent for his surgical instruments. The ensuing opcratieu, removing a portion of the splintered rib, was long and painful, and greatly weakened the president. His temperature went up very high, but fell immediately after the operation. It was performed by Dr. Agnew. He cut through the incision made last Sunday. The syphen tube was removed and the drainage pipe inserted directly into the main channel. The mouth of the bullet wound is te be permitted te heal. Ne anesthetic was administered, but the wound was made frigid with ice aud etherized. Denial et the Operation. Executive Mansion, July 20, 2:20, p. m. The reports which have been tele graphed bene j te-day, te the effect that a serious operation was performed this forenoon for the purpose of removing a part-of the president's fractured rib, are without foundation. Ths wound was net touched since the morning dressing, and the only ' 'operation" performed then was the pulling out by Dr. Bliss, with his fin ger, of two or three small spiculas of splintered bone, which clogged the passage and impeded the outflow of pus. The surgeons de net admit that there is anything critical or dangerous in the pres ident's condition this afternoon. On the contrary they say that be has had a fairly comfortable day ; that the discharge from the wound this morning, although net large, was net se scanty as te indicate any new complication ; that the patient at this hour, 2:20 p. m., is free from fever and resting quietly, arid that his general condi tion is at least as geed as it was yesterday. Pusey & Jenes's Less. Wilmington, Del., July 20. The less by the fire last night at the Pusey & Jenes company's ship- yard is new estimated at $50,000. The total insurance en thebuild ings is $130,000 of which amount $35,420 is en the burned portion. The fire broke out in the pattern shop, and destroyed the office, pattern, punch and joiner shops. I. B. Burxewes and Daniel Gibbens, of this county, are with this company. Jehn Mutchler, an apprentice, was burn ed te death in the joiner shop. The Saratoga Races. Saratoga, July 26. First race : Saun terer, first ; Girofle, second ; Ripple third. Second race : Hindoe, first ; Greenland, second ; Valentine, third. Third race : I Governer Hampton, first ; Geerge 3IcCul- I All Oulet at Eau Claire. St. Paul, Minn.. July 26. A special dispatch from Eau Claire says : Xe trouble is new apprehended. Seme of the troops will probably Ieave te-night. A few mills have resumed work, but find it difficult te get men, the strikers refusing te return and the harvest calling laborers into the country. There have been eight com panies of militia here. "Adjuitlng" Repudiation. The judicial tribunal for the determina tion of the constitutional questions grow ing out of the adjustment of the repudi ated Minnesota railroad bends will meet te-day in this city. The tribunal was pro vided for at the last session of the Legisla ture and is composed of five Minnesota district judges. Cheap Kate Westward. Philadelphia, July 2G. The Pennsyl vania railroad te-day reduced rates of through limited tickets as fellows : Frem New Yerk te Chicago, $8.50 ; Cincinnati, $7.50; St. Leuis, $11.50. A system of re bate tickets will go into effect en the Pennsylvania line te-morrow. An increase ever the regular reduced price of $10 will be charged, the money te be returned te the passenger when he reaches his destina tion. THK LKOISLATIVK UKAK. i2 Judge Pearson Sustains Palmer. Harrisburg, July 26. In the matter of the extra $500 compensation of the mem bers of the Legislature Judge Pearson this morning filed a lengthy opinion, in which the writ of mandamus is refused, the po sition maintained by the attorney general sustained. Big Fire In Baltimore. " Baltimore, July 26. The extensive perk packing establishment of Cassard Bre.'s & Ce., Fayette street, and the tin can factory of Geerge L. Krebs, adjoining, were destroyed by fire this morning. Sev eral residences close by were also damaged. Total less, $100,000. WK.VTIIKK INDICATIONS. Washington, July 26. Fer the Middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy waather, possibly local raius iu the northern por tions, southerly veering te westerly winds, stationary followed by rising barometer, stationary or lower temperature. Uusklllful Yeung Quarryineu Reading, July 26. Jehn Patten, aged 22, and Jehn Ivntz, aged 19, were instantly killed at Jenes' iron ero quarry this morn ing, by being struck with the flying de bris from a blast that they had made. MARKETS. rhllailelpntn Market. I'HiLADKLrHlA. .Inly 2. Fleur Market firm: Superfine, $.'! 'J3:! 7.1 : ex tra 4 004 te : Ohie Indiana family, at 5 756 "; Pennsylvanii tamilv tTiKiy.'ii GIX): St. Leuis de( OJi; 50 : Minn.-sein Extra $T. r03C 00 : de straight, SllTxlS ."!); win ter patent 50JS7 TO : spring de $t "1.37 !W. Rve flour at IM 04 73. Wheat dull and linn ; Ne. i Westi-rn Red Jl '-'I! 24K : Del. and Penn'a Ri $1 'AQ 1 24 ; Amber, l 2.".. Cern steady ; steamer 5254c : sail vellew 57c: sail mixed, 3Cc ; Xe. 3, mixed. .Wj.Mc. Oats Market dull ; Ne. I White at 4::M44c; Xo.2,de42ii:c; Ne. 2, de IlKe; NO. 2 Mlxeif. 41e. Rye, new, 80c : old. Siie. Previsions 11 rm ; ims. perk $18 OJ-SIST'O: beet hams, $23 S0321 (M; India iikvs beef $24 50.. ISacen Smoked shoulder TiiSn ; salt de c: smoked hams 12I3c; pickled hiius, ie;sanc. Lard market and prices lirm : city kettle $1250; loe-e tiutchnr' at $1131! 50e; prune steam 12 40. lluttcr prices and market firm ; Creamery extra at 2425c; de geed te choiee 20ie2::c ; Rradferd county and New erk fxtra. 22e: firsts. 19?21e. Rolls lirm; Pennsylvania, ir.i.".t ; We-item, 12 lie. Eggs firm; Penn'A lKQle; Western, lf.e. Cheese firm : New "Yerk lull rnrim, Illlc; Western ruil ciiv.ni. '.t"(C!yic; de fair te" geed, SJi!)e. Petroleum dull ; Reliuul 7c. Whisky dull at $1 10. Seeds Geed te prime Clever, 7Ajfrj:'; Timethy at :: M)g3 H: de Fluvsw tlv-WS 127. New Xetk Market. w e.iK. July SW. Fleur State and West ern dull and in buyers' faver: Superfine State $4 1504 (; extra de 4S0." 10; choice de ." 1 j5 2.1: fancy de$.l 'Mfjr, 7.: round hoop Ohie $4 8033 30 : choice de $5 SiQI 75 ; superii r.e western 4 155JI 3; common te geed ex tra de $4 S.I530 ; choice de 5 333!li 71 ; choice white wheat de. at t5 2.1 J ji; 23. South ern steady; common te fair extra $.1 21 Q5 73 : geed te choice de J.I $17 C2. Wheat '-ic lower ; moderate speculative business; Ne. 2 Red Julv $1 21l 23; de August, $1 23J4Q1 2.JJ4 : .le September, l 27' 1 28 ; de October, SI 2!3l 2iJ. Cern Cash and July a shade stronger : later months J!c lewer: mixed western spot. 4718e ; de future, .7.V.Jc. Oats a shade easier ; State. UHe; Wett ern,43f8c. Western Ural 11 Markets. DCTRerr. Mich. Fleur 11 rm at $3 5053 S3. Wheat firmer ; Ne. 1 White Michigan, 1 -;e''. cash and July ; $1 13, August; $1 lit;,', hop hep lember : $1 20, October ; SI is;4,all the ye.:r ; Xe. 2 White, l 18. Cern firm ; Ne. 2 White. .r-c asked : Ne. 1 Mixed, 54c. Oats firm ; Ne. 2 White, 4fe. Receipts Flnnr, 1,0U0 hels.: Wheat, c.hki bushels ; Cern, none : Oats. I .OW bushel. Shipments Wheat, 33,000 bushels. Milwaukee, Wis. Fleur strong and advanc ing. Wheat weak ; Xe. 1 Milwaukee hard am I selt nominal ; Xe. 2 Milwaukee, hard, II 1!) : de soft, cash and July, $1 15i : August. $1 Uy.: September, $1 ll'4; October. $1 lli: Novem ber. $1 14 ; Ne. 3 de, $1 01 ; Ne. I de. Hie : Re jected, nominal. Cern lower ; Xe. 2 ISc. Oafs dull anil lower ; Xe. 2, ljc Rye nominal ; Xe. 1, W.!W3c. Rarley firm ; Xe. SSprlug, September "'.U: Previsions steady ; Mess Perk, $18 2i, m-.Ii and August ; $18 21, September. Lard Prime Steam, $1 1 !)(, cash and August ; $11 C7K, September. Hogs steady at $i; ! 33. Freights Wheat, te P.i:tr.de,2Kc-,Vi. Receipts Fleur, 3,VX) lib!.; Wheat, 3i;,Ki'i bushels ; Cern. 500 bushels. Shipments Fleur. 11,590 libls ; Wheat, :r,,t) bushels ; Cern, 500 bushels. Neeu (Juotaunnserthe Oram Market Furnished by Jacob 1;. Leng, Coiniiitstien ISreker. Cuic.voe. Amr. Sept. Oct. Wheat 5 Lays f l.i.l -5 I.1I.' Year. f L1275 Sept. Cern 43 .48);; .13; Oats 3I'4 .29 Perk 13.37J4 1830 Lard 12.00 11.72 11.5.1 PUILAUELI'illA. Aug. Sept. Oct. Wl.eat $1.24 $1.23 $1.27 ('rn mW Oats 37 -3liJ .3tS Grata and Prevision (notations. One o'clock quotations of grain and prevN- ions, lurnisncit ey . k East King street. uudt, ureker, i., July2. Sept. Oe'. $ 1.14 S 1.14 .43 .48;; .29 .-1)4 18.32 11.72 C1IICAOO. Aug. .$ i.ay$ . .48 . .31 . 13.37 Aug. .$ 1 -2 . .5C7S IrfOnTs i or Lard Puilauklpuia. c eni Sept. $ 1.23J4 .53 Oct. $ 1.2 MtecK jdarRet. New Yerk, Philadelphia aud tm. & m. ituitjiitii luil uwi.ai iiiuciiN Lecal Stocks, also United States Uends reported daily by Jacob R. Lone, X. E. Cor. Centre Square. Nw Yerk stocks. Stocks weak. July 2G. A. M. 1'. M. V M 10:00 1:00 8:00 3?3 12 123 12254 11054 110 KM' . mVH .... Kl'4 Meney. Chicago & North Western. . Chicago. Mil. ft St. Paul .... Canada Southern C C at I. C It. It... ....... Del., Lack. A Western......... Delaware A Hudsen Canal.. Denver & Rie Grande 21 21 CO 120 1IUK 118 je; :5i 10; 10 IWtfi 03 Hannibal x St. Jee.... te Lake Shere ft Mich. Southern.. 121 1215s. 121 Manhattan Elcvatcil 17 WA 1 Michigan central Missouri. Kansas Teas.... X. Y.. Lake Erie & w estern.. NewJersey Central.. jr"y., Ontario Western Vew'Yerk Central. Ohie ft Mtsslssippi pacific MaU Steamship Ce.. St. Paul ft Omaha de Preferred ''iy, 42 42-4 SBJ4 .11 142J4 37! 47 7 4'4 41;;. 10 41 035-C 31 r.!: .... III' 37 37 WA 47 vav. ::s 41) .. 10 ICO' V.V. Central Pacific 92 9114 S074 Texas Pacific 5B)4 55 62 Union Pacific 127 128 12S Wabash, St. Leuis Pacific... S0 49 48 Preferred. 87 87 87 Western Union Tel. Ce 83 93 S4) Pmt.ADBI.rHlA. Stocks steady. Pennsylvania R. K. C3 C34 Kt Reading. 29 29 29 Lehigh Valley .... .... C8 Lehigh Navigation 44 Buffalo, Pitts, ft estern 2IJ 22 21; Northern Central S3 Northern Pacific. 38 S6 35 " Preferred 77 75 74 Restenville 22 Philadelphia Erie R. K 21 Iowa Uu fell Mining United States Uexds. t. it. 1:00 UnitedStates4 pcrcQnts 115 4 " 114 ' 5 101 3 ' 102J4 Philadelphia Cattle Market. Mexdav. July 23. The arrivals et live stock at the various Philadelphia yards were ler the week: Reeves. 3,500 head; sheep, 15,000 head: hogs, 3,300 head. Previous week Beeves. 3,500 head ; sheep, 10,000 head ; hogs, 3.300 head. Beet Cattle were dull at the close, although prices wcree. higher. We quote as fellows : Extra, (r,i7e: Geed, CJiQCc ; Medium. 5 t6J5c : Common, 53?c.; Light Texas and Gresser, SJ;;S4c. Bulls and cows were inactive at 3g5c. Slipper Cows were dull and lower at $1025. Calves were dull and ljc lower. We quote at 4ftt-e. Milch cows were in fair demand at $2550, witli sales of extra dairy us high as $03. Sheep The market opened Thursday at pre vious rates, but declined unfit the close te-dav, when prices had dropped fully c; this was occasioned by the heavy run. Lambs, in sym pathy, were dull and lower. Stock ewes were taken at previous rates. We quote as follews: Kxtra, 5K8:yc; geed. .rr.j;3c ; medium, 53c: common. 4;47ic ; culls at SilAc; stock eitfi, :ij:ic; extra Iambs 7iC$8c; geed lambs. V.i57c; medium de 5QCc; common de55c.; culls. 4Q.V4 Hogs were in geed demand, and priec of extra advanced e. We quote at 89-,c. ALES AT THE WEST rillLADKLl'IUA STOCK YARDS. Reger Mavne, iO1) Western, f,t?e. " 70 Texan.--, I544e. A. ft J. Christy, 27-.' Wedern ami West Va. K. S. ft R. F. McFilien, iX) Western, C7e. Owen Smith, let Western, 23 Western, acct. Reynolds & Findlav: 21 Western, acct. J. J. MeCle-xscy, 4.4'J;;e. M. Ulinan. 13.1 Wist. Vu.. .VfAiiKc. Jehn McArdle. 110 Wc-ttern. G7c. Daniel Murphv, he We-tern, 4(?ic. Schuinbt-rg ft Paul, -Vtl Western and West Va., 4ffi;e. G. Schamlierg ft Ce., I'M) Western, rXGXc. " " NlTc.u-.45e. Lewenslem ft Adler, ir. Western. 5G?f;c. " " Ai Texas. Ili,c. II. Chain, jr., 1)1 Western. !M?c. Daniel Smyth ft Bre., 130 Western, 5iv'4& Dennis Smvth. 15 W-tern. 4yi; Bachman ft Levi. 37 Illinois. 79 V. Xa, 42 W. Va., acet. Reynolds ft- Flndl-iv: 3t: Ken tucky, acct. Samuel Brown. 4$3'!e. James Clemsen, 40 Western, 4tlVe. James Eustace, 23 Wet Va.. tg.VHC. F. Scheetz, 18 Kentucky stllleis, 5c. Wm. Sales, 10 Lancaster eeiinty.t:t;;r. " ill Bulls. 3g!i 10 Fat Cen "t, 3'r le. ' 10 Pa. -deckers! 4e. S. Ilieilus, 18 Wedcr,5;437,c. Abe 0.sthhf im, 20 Western. :yrjt;'i Leuis Hern, (11 Western and West Va.,45e. DKCSSKn MUATS. Dressed Beeves were active :;l S'0.fe., but at the close te-day 05!t-',;'-. w.is inked. SALK3 LAST WBCK. Thes. Bradlev, Il' head at 8.'i!c; C. S. Deugler. til d." at 3,' ,!: A. A. Boswell 121 deS,'(ft9!4c: W. II. Brown 150 de. :it8Q9c; J. F. IewiU-n 42 de lit y9,'.c. Dressed sheep were uiiideiati-ly active. Samuel Stewart sold 81.1 iiead dressed sheep at S'iQlO.-. Live Stock AInrtteta. East Liberty. Cattle Rcceipts sinc6 Fri day 3,710 head of through and 1,0.14 head et lo cal : supply fair, with a geed demand, espec ially for geed te extra ; geed te extra snlp pinggradesS3S(igt;23; fairt'igoed butchers stock $17,105 73 r common te light butchers; $ll 50; bulls, lat cows and stags $34 75 Mockers ami feeders, very few en market at $3 73 1 50. m. , Hogs Philadelphia at $;S5t;a; Worker at$;50tG:. Sheep Receipts ,700 head; selling slew at 10c oil" from last week's prices. CniCAc.e. I l.igs Receipts, 13,000 head; ship ments. 5.5' 0 head; market linn, wltli no quot able change; all sold; mixed packing. $U 10 (SCO: choice licavv, $i;fi0K9O; light bacon at. $C 2.1JTI! 70 : culls and thrown out. $4 75C 20. Cattle Receipts. X.7W) head; shipments, 1,400 head : geed run ; choice natives tn small tle mand aud lirm at $.17-1(1; 23: common te fair native slew at $4 '.Htg.l 10; Coleradon und Texans$3 2.1fJ.175; native butchers steady at $2 WMl.T.; range cattle in moderate supply and lair demand ; Nebraska and Wyoming Texans$ll 23: common te incdinm half breeds S-'.mwJIO: geed native far Wests at $1."0S4 .5; "stackers and feeders at $2 C0 I 30. fchecp Receipts, 500 bend ; shipments, 170 head ; market steady but slew ; common te mciiimi $:;.mil 23; goon te choice $1 505. The Journal's cablegram r.-perts that the Louden, Liverpool and Glasgow live stock markets are firmer; best American steers llc ; Sheep 1718c. Making a Knlae. Jehn Hays, Credit, P. )., says that for ninn months lie could net raise his hand te his head through l:imcue-s in tin; shoulder, bat by the tibuer Thema-t' Eclectrle Oil he was entirely cured. Fer sale at II. B. Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen street. Lancaster. I'OLITIVAJ Fer f.'ennry ioiiimlsslener: FI-ANK CLARK, of Strasburg township .wi jcct te the choice et the Democratic conn cenn t l--.llclltieil. -iniitlftwtp ADAM S. DIETRICH, id Maner township. Subject te the derision of the Democratic county convention. HENRY F. IIARTMAX (Lime Kilmer), et East Lampeter township. Subject te the choice of the Democratic county convention. Hir2-dftwtp MARTIN IlILDLBRAXr, of Mount Jey Boieugh. subject te tlie decision of the Dem ocratic county convention. apl3-dftwtp JERK M()HLi:i:. Ephratit. Subject le the decision el tins Democratic county conven tion, .iprll-dftwtp t'nr County Auditer: JOHN S. BROWN, of Driimere township. Subject te Demecrntlc rules. m27-dftwtp JOHN L. LIGHT XER. of Leaeeek township. Subiect te the decision el the Democratic t-eunlv convention. aprl8-tfdftw SI IS V i:i.l. AS EU VS. llTAVrilD-TIVO GIKUS TO OO GKN- W uiid heusew 01 k. Apply at the .-sPRECIIKIt HOUSE, jy-Jl-ir.l 27 North Duke Street. rinn: PLici-: nn; coeu cekfees, 1 Freh Sugars, Pure Svriip, Best Teas, at ..Z. RINGWALT'S Old Wine and Liquor Stere, teblO-lvd Ne. 2ir, West King street. (1 KAIN AND I'liOVISIOXS IIOUGUT; X sold and carried ler customers In Chicago and Philadelphia, in large and small lets, en margins te suit, by S. K. YUNDT. Breker, Xe. 15 Last King street, jyliX'.md Lancaster, Pa. PDIILIC 3ALK.-OS TUEmUAY. JULY 20, at 7 o'clock p. in., and en Wednesday, July 27, at '.I a. m. and 7 p. in. win be sold at public sale, at Ne. 210 West King street, the entire stock or Millinery, belonging te the es tate of Mrs. Msiry A. Edwurds, deceased. CHAS EDWARDS, iy25-2td Administrator. PUISLiC SAI.C ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 18S1. will be sold at public snie, at the residence et a. II. RrWt. Xe. 119 Seuth Queen street, a lare let et lumber, consisting of doers aud shutter.-', deer and window frames, 2 dormer winden -, sash, oak legs, oak. yellow and white pine beards, ratteis, shingles and lath. Terms cash, s-ah-te begin at 9 o'clock a. m. P.. ROWE, Jyilitd Auctioneer. OPECIAL XOTSUK. ORUAXS AXD PIAXOS can be purchased at the Lancaster Organ Manufactory from ten tn twenty-five per crnL cheaper dur in" the month et April than any ether time. AiTl have u large assortment et all kinds et Musical instruments en hand, nur chasers will find It te their advantage ii icr examining ether instnnnents te call at the warerooms, as they will then be able te see the superiority el the Lancaster Organ or Chickering Piane. 1 have added steam power und am willing a set et new machinery et my own invention for making all parts of an organ, from reeds te the key beard, therefore saving time, expense and labor, and will give my customers the benefit of it by reducing the prices. Send ler catalogues. All kinds el instruments tuned and repaired, at NO. 320 NORTH OVKKK STREET. . ALEX.MeKILLIPS, mar29-2wdfte Proprietor
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