LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER TUESDAY OCTOBER 4. 1881.
JAIL BIRDS
TAKK AN EAKLV FLIGHT.
Twe Convicts Over the Walls and Far Away.
The news quietly crept down town to
day that two mere convict prisoners of
the county jail had get away sometime
this morning, and an Intelligeni Kit
lcprtsentalivc who reached the prison at 2
p. m. thanks te the courtesy of Harry
-Myers and the speed of his white horse
tnerc learned all the particulars. It seems
COLUMBIA NEWS.
A Taxpayer's Statement;'
Fer the INTELLIGENCEE.
The Columbia Herald
OUK UliOl'LAH CORRESPONDENCE
The Yerk county fair began this meru- geed deal of trouble en
ing. Columbia wa3 represented by a commissioners net publi:
number
tli.t'.
man
tins
:il:en
Walker
. Plenty
mtsirle,
s. TLc
that it is the custom earlv in the merniiiir.
about 5 o'cleik, for Watchman Thompson
te go up stairs and into the cells, wake up
the prisoners who work at tobacco strip
ping, S:c., in the brick building and turn
them down in the corridor, whence
Watchman William C. Iteed escorts
them te their work. This morning,
as usual, a let were thus disposed
of and among these who were sent out
under charge of I teed were Harman Kech,
convicted August 22, 1831, of burglary, in
robbing a Mt. .ley barber shop and sent te
prison for a year ; and Win. W. Walker,
a negre, sent te jail August 18, 1831, for
six months, for larceny and carrying con
cealed weapons. Heed says Kech asked
perniis.Meii te go te the pump aid wash
his face. The request was net an ui.usu il
one and was granted. Fer a moment Itecd's
attention was lecalled te the prison, Kech
was en his way te the pump, and when
Iteed looked again he was gene. Walker
likely disappeared at the same time, Iht ugh.
Iteed misted only Kech when he set tlie
priseiicis te work, and repotted Ins
absence when he went oil" cluty . At G a.
m. the undcrkceper.s also missed Walker
and a little investigation disclosed that
both iiien had escaped ever the wall in the
early dawn.
It was found that they had made in the
cells lopes from old rags ami bed clothes.
Te the end of one of these was
lixed a hook, l made from a piece
of iron red, and te the ether a
a brick in a sm. ill bag. They hail doubt
less hurried te the jail yard wall, thrown
ever the hook, whieh caught in the cas
ing en top of the wall en the ether side,
and the men had only te pull themselves
up hand ever hand, change the fastening
from the outside te the inside anil
.vlip down the oilier side. Their slip
pers writs left behind, and it Was
only when, in search for Kech's means of
escape, t we pairs of ;, Uppers were found,
that the jail ellicials knew two men had
get ax;iy, and disc'ivcicd
uiiistlic the ether missing
of t nicks weie found en
but no clue te their wie r
men evidently made their .veiling ropes in
their cells and threw them out for use this
morning befeie going te work. It i.i
manifest that a most careless system of
removing the men from the jail te the
workshop is responsible for their escape.
The prison deer might as well have been
left open.
action in:: damages.
Tim isinrii Culun's I all Mr n li Deiiv r
Messages.
On Tuesday !.i-t .Merris l.evy, of this
idly, sent a lelegiam from Lancaster at 7
o'clock in the morning te New Yerk. He
asked the per.s.in te whom it was sent
whether his i Levy s) mother was ready te
come en here aed told him te answer at
once te Philadelphia. Mr. Levy .went te
Philadelphia that morning and waited for
an answer. I le reeei vrd none and then left
for New Voik, where he was told by
the person te whom he had scut
the message that none had Iven received.
About S o'clock in the evaiHii ; he went
te a telegraph elliee ami found the me
nage hanging en a honk. It hail never
been iieliveiee, anil no icasen was given
him for the failure. He at enee entered
suit against the company te recover
$30 damages. This morning before
Alderman l"..ur there was a hearing
in the ease. Mr. Jehn K. Zecher, man
ager of the Western i'liien eiliecs
in this city, npieaied for the company;
he stated that. In: had lelagiv.j lied te the
superintendent, for instructions hut, had
received none, he would therefore de
nothing in the ease ; the mi's age had
been sent from this city and the fault lay
with th- New Veric olliee. Mr. L-;vy was
lepreseuled by .1. Hay lirewu. He gave
his evidunctias lvlaled above, stating ih.it
he was in the efliee ln-ie when the mes
sage was sent. The alderman entered
judgment in the sum of 30 against the
company.
Of a message containing several hun
dred words, sent from Williamsprnt te the
lXTi:i.i.iiii:xri:u elliee, one day last week
and all tiled in the Willi.iiiispdrt efh.-c
about it a. in. a few lines were received
promptly in this city and the balance was
retarded for hours and never reached its
tleit iualiea until in the afternoon After
while people who want te send messages
promptly en the route of the W. lT. tele
graph line will dispatch a messenger en a
bicycle with them.
cimist or common ri.c.-.s.
Ilelure ullllgO !.ivi!i
!;Mti)ii.
Frederick Pleleier, for the u.st of
Otillia Fletteicr, vs. Mary Ureitcr. After
a jury had been sworn in this case a juror
was withdrawn and the case wasceiitinued,
as st was net at issue and had been erro
neously put upon the list.
ltebert Mooney vs. Jacob J roll", action
te lecever the price of twenty or thirty
trees which the plaintiff alleged the de
fendant cut and carried from bin laud.
The plaintitr owns 8 acres of woodland, all
of which, except one-half acre, is situated
in Honcybreok township, Chester county.
The half acre is in Ca:rnarneu township.
It is from this latter portion that the
weed was alleged te have becu cut. Sev
eral witnesses were called who tea
tided that they saw the defendant
cutting tree.". Nene, however, were cci tain
whether it was in Lancaster county.
The defense was that (JreiT had never cut
any trees from the plaintilfs property, but
that he had cut .sonic from an adjoining
piece and had hauled them through his
weeds. The jury found for the defense.
The case of A. Teller vs. Kdward KaufY
man was attached before neon and is new
en trial.
Itcteic Judge Patterson.
Jehn Heffman, executer of Jacob Ites
sler, vs. II. E. ltaub, surety for J. Miller
Itaub, en a note for S30 and . years' in
terest. The defense was that the plaintiff
had failed te prove the execution of the
note by the defendant or any premise te
pay within six ycais. Verdict for plain
tiff for full amount, $1,1:50.92, under the
court's instructions.
The court refused te grant a charter te
the Gire rd Mutual Aid association a ma
trimonial insurance company.
DISMISSED CASES.
What tlie City Aldermen re Doing, County
l:r Costs.
Following are the bills presented by the
aldermen of the wards named, for the
cases heard and dismissed by them during
the past month. The bills were approved
by the county solicitor and paid by the
treasurer. The fees paid te the mayor go
directly into the city treasury ; the ethers
go into the aldcrmanic vest pocket :
Wards.
I. Alderman McCoriemy $ i.'.l.S.'i
J. ' Wiley (nothing)
::. Ban- ise.80
4. " Spurrier 247.-I0
5. ' Rewe, (nothing)
r.. " Samson ir.0.10
7. " A. J-'. Dennelly 101.23
S. " 1. Dennelly PjS 15
il. ' Milcy, (notion;;)
of her citizens,
G. A. It. pest, Xe. 118, will meet iu their
room this evening. A meeting of the Vig
ilant fire company will also be held.
Chief of Pennsylvania railroad detectives
Brady was in town this morning en! busi
ness.
The. Shech library is net patronized as
it should be. The library is a large one
and contains numerous interesting books
by our best authors
The Ladies' Mite society of the E. E.
Lutheran church are making extensive
preparations for the entertainment te be
held en Thanksgiving.
Jehn 1 1 tines, a brakemati en C. D. local
while making a coupling was caught aud
severely squeezed. His injuries was
attended by Dr. Craig. He is injured con
siderable internally.
A number of young gentlemen aud ladies
intended riding horseback te Marietta this
evening, but judging from present appear
ance of the weather, it will have te be
postponed.
Daniel OITenl, the colored man who shot
Ames Itandall in self-defence, was arrested
yesterday, and last evening had a hearing
before Squire Crier, but the evidence was
net enough te sustain the charge, and Of
ford was discharged.
Mr. Walter Swarm, who is clerking at
Leavenworth, Kansas, sent home ;v burr
containing ten hazel nuts, which lie says
grew in prelusion iu that ceuntv. The
burr is a curiosity, as nothing e the kind
was ever before seen iu Columbia.
The printing office owned by Mr. Steve
Moderwell will most likely be bought and
run by Mr. Frank Sencr, a nephew of
Squiie Crier, of the Herald. We wish him
success in his undertaking and hope our
citizens will give him a fair show of their
patronage.
Pennsylvania Itailread Detectives Ken
nedy and Jehnsen have been notified te
be en the " lookout " for a young boy
aged 18, by the name of Courtney, who
ran away from his home in Philadelphia
yesterday. It is thought that lie will
eeme this way, as his companions say he
was going out West.
About 7 o'clock tin's morning a drizzling
lain set in and increased in power until at
10 o'clock it fairly poured. That we needed
it is without a doubt, for the fields iu the
country present a very dry appearan: c,the
river is unusually low for this time of the
year and everything had a dry and salty
le'd:. At 11 a. m. the clouds broke and a
clear day it. new predicted.
This morning while Mr. P. S. Bletz was
dismounting from his carriage iu front of
E. K. Smith A; Ce.'s banking house, his
horse, becoming frighted, started oil'
throwing the gentleman violently te the
ground. Seiieus injuries might have been
the result, but for the quickness of Mr.
Scner Bletz, whe,sccing his father's danger,
promptly stepped the horse Mr. Ulctz
was considerably shaken up but received
no damage worth mentioning.
In ycstci day's issue we noticed the fall
ing trip of Mr. Jacob Snyder and another
gentleman. Seme of the points were mis
represented. They did forget te put
tin- bag in the beat, but returning for it
found tliat somebody had stolen it. It
contained a whejc suit of clothes belonging
te Mr. Snyder, several eut-line-, five hun
dred hooks and several ether articles. The
thief will oblige the gentlemen by return
ing the bag and contents te its owners.
At 7:25 this morning engine Ne. 14, at
tached te pas-engcr train Ne. 5, stiue'-c
and killed a cow iu Wrightsville. and the
c ineu-sieii was se great that the engine
and tender were displaced from the rails.
Shifting engine Ne. 441 took the Columbia
wreck car ever and in a collide of hours
the damage was repaired. ly the accident
the 7::J0 connection was missed but an
engine and baggage car were sent ever
and transferred the passengers aud bag
gage in time te connect with the 8::0 ae
commedation.
On Friday and Saturday evenings of
this week the entertainment for the bene
fit of tue Presbyterian Sunday school will
be held in company C's armory. The main
feature will be the "Broomstick Drill,'"
by the young ladies of the school. This
is something new and novel, yet at the
sain time it will 1)3 very interesting, as
the young ladies who range iu ages between
12 and 18 yeats, will be dressed
in fancy costume, made alike, but
willi different colors. The doers
will open at 7 o'clock, and the drill
begin at 7::0, when an admission fee wiil
be charged. At 8 the doers will be
opened te the public who can then enter
free of charge. Refreshments will then
be sehl. A large attendance is requested.
Last evening Company C held its rcgu rcgu
ler monthly inspection, which we arc
sorry te say was poorly attended, only
21 men, including officers, appearing in
uniform. Mr. Jehn Purple was appointed
sixth corporal. The promotion was a
dcsei veil one, as Jehn was one of the first
who joined the company and lias ever been
an attentive member, and is one of the
bast drilled men in the company. Other
appointments arc te be made next Monday
evening; and probably some discharges.
Capt. Case had diawn up an article, bind
ing all who Mgncd it te go te Yorktown,
providing the "company gees. Our pies,
ent prospects are bright ; but, ah, what a
disappointment it would be if the com
pany would be compelled te stay at home!
still manifests a
account of the
publishing the last
year's financial statement. New, Mr.
I Gricr might as well fraukly tell his few
readers what the matter really is with h'm.
It ccitainly is transparent te everybody
that the reason of Lis trouble is because
he did net get the chance te publish it at
the expense of the county. We find by
reference te the records of the com
missioners office, that he charged
the last beard of commissioners $240
for publishing a like statement ; pretty
extravagant we think for a couple of col
umns room iu a paper of the Herald's cal
ibre, or any paper. And furthermore the
lecerd develops that he drew en the or
der of said beard $380, that being, his
annual portion of the public patronage,
for that is the proper name for all moneys
paid by the court for publishing outside of
two or three of the leading papers ;
also by reference te the books
of the office we find that his portion for
the present year is .53 quite a difference,
but the contrast will enable his readers te
cempichend why he rejoices that the ex
piration of the tei m of the present beard
is se close. We have reason te hope that
the succeeding beard will prosecute the rc
trenchme it that the present beard has in
augurated until this printing in our public
expense is reduced te a business standard.
If our hopes are realized Mr. Grier's prc
diament will still be worse. The Herald
will net fail te publish the above state
ment, as its readers are entitled te all the
information it can give them en this sub
ject. Tax Payer.
DEATHS.
Slat-makeis. October 3. 1SSI. in tills city,
Kate A., daughter or William M. SJaymakcr.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully Invited te attend the lnnera!,treia
the residence ef'lier father, Xe. 212 East King
street, en Thur- lay morning next, at 10
o'clock, lutuiuicu: at the Old Leacock burial
ground. Utd
Laxdis. Oct. 4. 151, in Strasburg borough,
Benjamin K. Lanrtis, son et Jeseph and Esther
Luudis, in his 2:!d year.
The relatives ami tricmls or the family are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral,
from the residence of his parents. West Main
street, Slrasburg, en Thursday, Oct. e, at 2
o'clock, p. in.
1QH SAL.&.
SEW AOl'EltTJSEJIEXTS-
Ttr ANTED. A POSITION TO KEEP
T T house. Apply at 421 North Pi ince street.
WANTEO A MIDDLE AOKD MAN
wants a situation as Watchman either
in a store or a warehouse, or any thin sin which
he can make himself useful. Apply at this
etllce. ltd
TTOTICE.
Our REAL ESTATE CATALOGUE for Oc
teber will be issued shortly. Persons wishing
their properties noticed should send descrip
tions at enee. Xe charge unless sold.
ALLAN A. HEER & CO.,
Ileal Estate, Collection and Ins. Agents,
sept3-3uid S Xerth Duke street.
THIRD EDITION
TUESDAY EVENING, OCT 4, 1881.
ITCTIOX SALE or
GROCERIES,
LAMPS, GLASSWARE, '
STOXEWA1IE, CIIOCKEUY
i' LOWER POTS, BRUSHES, Ac,
THIS EVENING.
At y o'clock, and each evening until the en
tire stock is fceld.
Xe. IT KAST KING STKEET.
WKAXUEK INOIUATIONS.
Wasiiixgtex, D. C, Oct. 4. Fer the
Middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
westerly winds, stationary or lower bar
ometer aud temperature.
UAKl) LUCK.
Cheese Market Arm ; choice graileswanteil ;
New Yerk full cream li?i14c: Western fnl.
creuni 13Q13c: tle fair legoeri. 12I2c; tic
Iialf-skimmed sgl0c: Penna de.. 7(S."c.
Petroleum neminal: rellnrd.Tc.
Whlskyat! 1.".
Seeds lioeil te prime Clever dull at '.VIff
HiJi; Timethy quiet, il 7332 W: Flatseid
lirmafflt"..
Ueskv SiiUBEirr
C. WIDMYER, Assignee.
Auct. s21-ttd
"lUKUIkKS WANTKU SIX GU1 TA1JLE
j hands en harness leather. Apply imme
diately te
J. RIFE .V into..
Keystone Tannery, Mitldlctevrn, Pa.
si-pt-'iT-Hd
"11TANTED A liOOD. STlflTT ItOY TO
T learn the Tinsmith tiade. Must coiue
u-ell-ivcommeiuleil.
ltd IM Xert h Queen street, Lanca.-ter. Pa.
Apply at
FLIXX & W1LLSOX.
Es
AiuusctneiitH.
The KnUjhts Te-night. Our readers should
net lerget that this evening that brilliant
couple. Mr. and Mrs. Gee. S. Knight will a)
pear at Fulton opera house in Bronsen How Hew
ard's play et "Karen Rudelph." This is the
lirst visit et these clever comedians te Lancas
ter, but their reputation has preceded them,
and ifgenuinc merit gees for anything they
will receive a very cerdiul reception. Mrs.
Knight's toilettes are all by Werth, the famous
Parisian milliner.
Ilnvcvlj's' Mastodon Minstrels. Krcnh from
their European triumph-; Havcrly Mastodon
minstrels premise an evening of lun and re
lined entertainment next Thursday. There
are lerty performers, I'ilil end men, a .super
ier vocal quintet and line specialty at lists.
Among the number :.- the only Leen, the cele
brated loiualeiiiipcr-euato;-; Gee. II. Edward-:,
the eampinecting darkey; Billy Rice. Jehn
Rice, Sam Devere an 1 a worthy he-t of sable
supporters.
Micharl Steuyefl. 'As has been previously
announced and will appear further in an ad
vertisement elsewhere printed, Kiralfy's latest
spectacular succcssel " Michael Strogell," new
being produced nightly at the Academy of
Music in Philadelphia will bit uiven hereon
Friday even it'g. 7th Inst., the aca'li.my being
engaged ter that evening Tims is a rare op
portunity presented our citizens te see ivliat
the Eeeninij AV'ics describes as one of the
ine-t inagniliciiiit tliealrlc.il spectacles ever
seen." and winch ij uniformly commended by
all the Philadelphia newspapers.
,STATKOF MICHAEL MAI.OXfc. LATE
of the City of Lancaster, dee'd. The nn-
n.rsigneu auditor, appeinieii te eistributc
the balance remaining lathe hands of Edward
McGovern. Win. L. Peipcr aud .lames M.
Burke, executers et said deceased, te and
among these legally eutitled te the a:ne. will
sltfer that purpose en TUESDAY, theiltbef
OCTOBER, ISdl, at 10 o'clock, a. m in the
Library Roem et the Court Heuse, in the City
ct Lancisler, where all persons interested in
said distribution may attend.
CHAS. R. KLIXIi.
el 4tdeav Auditor.
PUKI.IC SALK OF VALUAKLK
PROPERTY. On WEDNESDAY
Yeung ladies who delight iu lair, Iresli laces
u;e Cut if ma Medicinal fceap.
Fickle in appetite, irresolute in mind, and
subject le melancholy, try Malt Bitters.
SVt:V,lAL. HOTIVKH.'.
Don't Die, In the Heuse.
Ask druggists ler " lleugli en Rals." It
clear out rats mice, bed-bugs, reaches, ver
min, Hies, ants, insects. 15c per box.
CITY
EVEN
ING. OCTOBER 12. IfcSI. will be sold at nubile
sale, at the City Het d (II. II. Power, Propri
etor), en North Oueen street, that line two
story and attic brick slated dwelling house,
with two-story brick, slated back building at
tached, having eleven rooms, gas, bath, fur
nace, clothes closets (all in excellent order).
Let "fronts 21 feet 1 inches en East Orange
street, anil extends southward 213 feet te
Grant street, has excellent fruit and a frame
slated stable thereon; situate Xe. 32 1 Last
Orange street, Lancaster, I'a.. and known as
the property et Mrs. M. A. McGraun anil Miss
Kale Deugherly.
Alse, at tin; same time and place, two lets,
each 21 feet t inches by 2l." feet, adjoining
aneve properly en me easi.
Possession ami lille April 1, 1832.
Sale te commence at 7,'i o'clock, p. in., of said
day, when terms anil conditions will be made
known by BAUSMAN & IIURN.-,
Real F.s'tutc Agents, n West Orange street.
Sami'im". II ims .V .-son, Auctioneers.
ectl,ti.S,10.U,12dR
OPK.CIAI. NOTICK.
Jehn P. Schaum,
27 SOUTH QUEEN-STREET,
FURNACES am. HEATERS,
OF ALL KINDS,
REPAIRED.
SAKl'HAXS' COUTT SAI.E OF VAI.UAKLK
J City Property. On MONDAY, OCTOBER
21, U'dl, at the the Fountain Inn, m the city'el
Lancaster, the undersigned in pursuance et
an order the Orphan:.' Court of Lancastei
county, will expose te public sale the follow
ing very valuable real estate, late et .1. Yeates
Conyngham, deceased.
All that certain halt let or piece of lana
situated en the southwest corner et Seuth
Queen and Mitllin streets, in said city. Ne. 2d,
trenting 32 fcut iZ inches en Seuth uecu
street, and extending 21.1 teet along Mitllii)
street te Beaver street, which bounds it en
the rear.
Tin; improvements area line old-fashienee"
three-story and attic brick house, with two
story brick back building, large two-story
brick stable, a Inrgetwe story brick warehouse
en Beaver street, hydrant, lruit trees, Ac, &c
Tills is one ei the most desirable properties
for either a residence or a business stand,
which has been etfeied in this city for a long
time.
Salts le commence at 7 o'clock p. m., when
attendance, will be given mid terms mai.i.
known by EMLEN FRANKLIN,
A. K. WITMER.
Executers, Ac. et.I.Ycates Cenyngliam.dec'ti.
Husitv SuuucuT, Auct. sep22 tsd
Tne American Team Still Behind In the
Cricket Matcb.
Cricket Grounds, Philadelphia, Oct.
4. The rain this morning caused a delay
in starting the third day's play of the in
ternational cricket match. It was one
o'clock when the English came en the
field, and Ilargrave and Morgan, the net
outs et yesterday, resumed their places at
the wiclcct. Butts aud Peate commenced
the bowling and the first two evers re
sulted in maidens. Ilargrave made the
initial run by cutting Peate In the next
ever.
At the dinner hour four of the American
wickets have fallen for 1C runs, i Hargrave
was bowled by Peate for C. Morgan was
caught out at mid en bv Emmet effPeate
for 4, and the chawpieu bat 11. S. Xcwhall
was caught out for nothing by Dates oft
Peatc. Haines has made one.
Hew VurK market.
New eKK.Oct.4. Fleur Slate ana Western
steady, me.leiate expert. le;-.l trade demand ?
Superfine suite at $3 40( 30; extra de m
itedgt; 50; choice tle 10 703t" 73; fancy de
5. S03S CO; round hoop Ohie JC 7337 00-
choice tle $7 legs 75; supcrflne westere
Ji a3(5 SO ; common te geed extra tle
( COgi: 73 ; choice de it 903 73 ; choice
white wheat de. at $7 23 3 830. Southern scarce,
strong; common te fair extra $01115730 ; go
te choice tle 7 0OQS 73.
Wheat leverish and unsettled, opening ?4S
lVi'c lower, subsequently recovering most of
the decline: Ne. 2 Red, October. V.U5J: de
November. $1 Striijjl 3S'i : de December, l 59'i
Gil tiPi : tle January, tfl V31 65.
Cern Tj-iS-c lower : decidedly mere active:
mixed western spot, tiJ7lc ; de future, lla)
Sic.
Oats; ljj'-)ic lewer: heavy State 41:331c;
Western, 435lc.
Grain and Previst.-.n OueMlbiiit.
One o'clock quotations et grain and provis previs
ions, furnished by .S. K. Yundt, Breker, l.Vt
E:ist King street.
A GRAIN PAXIL'.
rXKCUTOItS
Hi l'ERTY
SAL.K OF PKlCSO AL PRO-
and valuable real estate. The
undersigned executers of Elizabeth B. S.
Harbeiirer, deceased, will exponent public sale
en SATURDAY. OCTOBER 15, issi. at the
Fountain Hetel, en Seuth l.'neen street, Lan
caster, Pa., at 7 o'clock P. M.. all that certain
double two-story Brick Dwelling Heuse, with
brick back building attached, together with
ether improvements, and let thereto belong
ing, situated en Seuth Queen street. In said
city. Ne. 22.1, trenting en e :st sli.e of Seuth
iucen street ."1 feet 8)i inches and extending
iu depth of that width 112 feet ( inches, ad
joining properties of ir. .feliu L. Atleeaml.
;Misau .11111111. iins property is centrally lo
cated and adesirable residence.
In t heal ternoen at 1 o'clock, en S.VTtTRDAY.
OCTOBER 1.1, 1S.SI, en Hit; above premises.
said executers will also expose at public sate
the following pei'senal property et said de
ceased, viz.:I5ed. Bedstead. Marble-top Wash
stand. Rurftrn. Mantle Cleck. Leeking Class.
Walnut Cane scat Chairs and Rocking Chairs, 4
aim eiuer nousenein ami Kiicneu lurnnurcioe
numerous te mention.
Persons wishing te view realty before dav
el" sale may call en A. .1. llarberger. one of th'a
undersigned, ut Xe. :W West Chestnut stieet.
Terms made known en day of salt; by the
undersigned, L. B, IIARRKRCElt,
A.. I. HARBKRCER,
Executers.
Hbs.V Sen, Auctioneers.
sl7,2il,2!,27&el,l,P,ll,ll
Special attention paid le the repairing of
MERS1IOX and RE1XOLDS Ft' UN ACES.
Xew ones furnished and put in. Nene but ex
perienced hands employed Satisfaction guaranteed.
Injured at tlie Depot.
A man named Bcnj. Baker attempted te
get en an eastern bound freight train at the
Pennsylvania depot about one o'clock this
morning. The mail and express train
west was due about this time, and just as
lie was yetting ready te get en the freight
it appeared, lie was at Cherry alley near
Ijbiii. Witmcr's hotel at the time and Le
attempted te jump across the north
track. As lie did this lie was
struck by the cngiue of the mail train,
lie fell upon the cow-catcher and was car
ried up iu front of the Adams express
office, a distance of about 70 feet, where
he fell oft". He was terribly bruised aud
.skinned about the legs, arms and body,
but none of his limbs were broken He
was picked up by the railroad men and
was afterwards taken te the hospital by
Chief of Police Deiclder. and he was at
tended by Dr. Reland, lie gives his home
as Oswego, Xew Yerk.
Mayer MacGenigle
Total..
,. 43.1(1
$399.15
Fer the Michigan Sult'ercrs.
The following are additional subscrip
tions Je the Michigan fund :' M. N. Bru
baker, $2.50 ; Jehn Scner's family, Willow
Street, 1.
' Mure Reversals.
The la.st session of the f uprcmc court at
Ilarrisburg was remarkable for the num
ber of Lancaster county cases reversed.
Frem Pittsburgh comes news that at the
meeting there yesterday opinions were de
livered in the following local cases by
Judge Paxson, in betli of which the lower
court is reversed : Ilarnish vs. Heir ;
Lancaster City vs. Kissinger. In the lat
ter case it will be remembered that Mis.
K. recovered damages for the less of her
husband, who was killed under a wagon at
the alley crossing near the Presbyterian
church. The defense was that the city
had net been negligent, and centributary
negligence by the deceased. The supreme
court new reverses the judgment of the
jury-
Saturday, the Last Hay.
Democrats should bear in miud that
Saturday, Oct. 8, is the last day for pay
ing tax ; and these who de net pay their
tax en, or before, that day, cannot vote.
Ne Democrat should forget this.
Sale of Horses.
Samuel Hess & Ben, auctioneers, sold at
public sale, October 3rd 1881, at the Mer
rimae house Lancaster city", for Geerge
(tiessman, 23 head of heises at an average
price efS197.50 per head.
Ce le II. B. Cochran's lrug store, 187 North
Queen street, ler Mrs. Vct-Mmi' Aew A
tiunal Dyes. Fer brightness and durability et
co!or,are uneualed. Celer from 2 te.1 pounds.
Directions iu English and Cermau. Price. 13
cents.
WiuiilcrtuI Powers.
When a medicine pet terms such cures as
Kidney-Wert Is constantlydelng, it may truly
be said te have wonderful power. A carpen
ter in Montgomery, Vt., had suffered for eight
years Irem tin; worst of kidney d iseases. and
had been wholly incapaciated for work. He
says, "One box made 11 new man of me, and I
sincerely believe it will restore te health all
that are similarly alllictcd.' It is new told in
both liquid and dry form. lUtnlmry Xcirs.
el-lwd&w
lehu McCiinucss says: Dr. Bensen, I will
pray for you as long as I live, because you
took pity 011 mt; when I was sick and in the
hospital, and sentine two boxeset your Celery
and Chamomile Pills and they cured ine el"
Sciatica, Xtturalgia and Nervous weakness.
'Sellers' Liver Fills" have been the stand
ard remedy for malaria, liver .complaint, ces-Ivcne.-s,
etc.. for til'tv years. ellmd.Vw
Noting tlie Efl'ccts.
R. Cibbs, td Butrale, N. Y., writes: " Hear
ing your Burdock Bleed Bitters favorably
spoken of. I wa- induced te watch t heir cll'ects,
and 11 nd that in chronic diseases et the bleed,
liver and kidneys, your bitters have been sig
nally marked with success. I have used them
myself with best results. ler torpidity of the
liver: and in case of a friend of mine snller-
ing from tliepsy, the effect was marvelous.
Price $1. Fer sale at II. B. Cochran's dm;
store, 1:17 Xerth tjuecn street, Lancaster.
Drunken St nil'.
IIO'.v many children and women are slowly
and su cly dying, or rather being killed, by
execs-ivc doeterinir, or the daily use et some
drug or drunken stall" called medicine, that no
one knows what, ilis made of, who can easily be
Cured and saved by Hep Bitters, ltue'cef Heps,
Buchu, .Mandrake. Dandelion Ac, which is se
pure, simple and harmless that the most trail
woman, weakest invalid or smallest child can
trust iu them. Will you be. saved by them 7
See ether column. el-2wtl&w
JOHN P. SCHAUM,
27 Seuth Queen SI., Lancaster, Pa.
nctliittlAltw
"IJUI.TON OPKKA HOUSE.
CoeDWiN', ZiMsrciiMAjj A Xixe.n, Mjuagers.
Friday Evening. October 7, 1881.
ONE XICHT ONLY.
Kirally's Ureal Spectacular Play of
IICHAELSTROGOFF
New in its third week- at the 1'hiIaiMphia
Academy of Music, and playing te
crowded houses.
Si'Bci.M. XeTicK. The management have
great pleasure in announcing that this grand
performance en next Friday evening, will sur
pass any enteriainment ever given in the city
et Lancaster.
Michael Strogell" will be presented here with
tlie same great cast a-in Philadelphia. The
great Londen Star,
Mr. William Rigaeld,
Will appear as MICHAEL STROtiOFI', sup
ported by twenty oilier artists.
The C rand Ballet will comprise sixty ladies,
led by the Italian Premieres
MLLKBAZ.ANO and MLLK HOKSHULKR
anil ilOVS. ARNOLD KlRALFY.
A ineU important feature et the entertain
ment will be the entire
GRAND ORCHESTRA OF 25 MUSICIANS
Under the ilireetieirtt l'ref. F. II. Zunlig, will
be brought here from Philadelphia.
The music is original, having been composed
by Fran. Ven Suppc and Anten Rubinstein..
Over one hundred peepleand several horses,
and .tin; Wemlerlul Trained Donkey Pete, will
appear in several et tin: important scenes of
Michael trogetl".
M'KciAt. Netice. Net withstanding the great
expense incurred in the perleruiance, the fol
lowing popular prices will prevail.
ADMISSION, .: 8.1 & 7."t
KKSKIIVKP SKATS,
Scats can new be secured at eeker's.
" sklu Diseases " Cured by Dr. Swayni's
Ointment.
What is mere distressing than an ebstinate
skin disease, and why persons should sutler a
single hour when they have a sure cure in
'Swaync's Ointment "' is past. our conipiehen cenipiehen conipiehen
sien. The worst cases et tetter, itch, salt
rheum, or tint annoying complaint, itching
piles, yield te its wonderful all-healing quali
ties. Pimples en the lace and blotches en the
skin arc letneved by using this healing oint
ment. Perfectly safe anil harmless, even en
tlicuiest tender intant. Itching Piles -Symptoms
ate moisture, intense itching, particu
larly at night after getting warm in bed;
ether parts arc sometimes affected. Swaync's
Ointment pleasant, sure cure. Dr. Swayne &
Sen, rc, North Seventh street, Philadelphia.
Fa., te whom all letters should he addressed,
sold by all prominent druggists.
ecll-T.Th&F.V-w
A Cough, Celd or Sere Tiireat should no
stepped. Neglect frequently results in an In.
curabit: Lung Disease or Consumption.
Brown's nrenehfal Troches de net disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but net directly nn the inllanicd parts, allaying
irvitatlen, ulve relief in Asthma, Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, anil tlie Threat Troubles
which Singers uml Public-Speakers arc subject
te. Fer thirty years Bre'.vn's Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physi
cians, uml always give nerlect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tained well-merited rank among tlie tewstaple
remedies of the age. Sold at il cents a box
everywhere. mtfdvilTTli&S&lyw
Tuineis. erysipelas, mercurial diseases,
scrofula, and general debility, cured by " Dr.
Llndsey's Bleed Searcher." el-lmd&w
TIIK FAKMEKS FRIEND.
Dr. Barber's Red Herse Powders are the best
In the market. They arc net a mere teod made
et inert and chcan materials, but a veritable
Medicine. They contain four times the strength
of ordinary horse and cattle powders, and will
cure and fatten stcck in one-fourth the time,
acting at once upon the digestive organs ami
secretions, and may be safely relied upon for
the cure of coughs, colds, distemper, glanders
and all diseases et' horses, mules, cattle, sheep,
hogs and poultry. They will increase the
quantity ami quality of milk in cows and keep
all kinds et stock it: a healthy condition. Sold
everywhere at 30c. per pack, C ter $1 ; large
fclzc 40c, or 3 ler $1. Sehl in Lancaster at
Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 ami 139 North Queen
fclreiiU. aug2-lydoed&wl
Suicide and Dyspepsia.
A most remarkable cure for dyspepsia
" Wells' Health Rencwer." Thcgrcatc.uteulc,
best bilious and Liver Remedy known. $1.
Druggists. Depot.
ecK-ltd
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II.l.IAMSON & FOSTER.
We. are giving away .-.amnies etan
ALL WOOL SUIT
That is selling for 81 1.87 for men only. We
de net urge anybody te buy them, for theic is
only a limited iruautitv te be had. Ills the
best selling Suit for;Fall and Winter Wear
that we have ever seen ler the price. We will
show it or give a sample if you call. And you
must net forget that many et our
Beys' and Children's Suits
Have extra
Patches.
Pauls te mulch and Pieces ter
ANOTHER INVOICE OF FIXE NECK WEAR
THIS MORNING.
ARCTIC HAT
Is premised us for Wednesday, and these of
you who are waiting for theui please make a
note of this.
We regret exceedingly any disappointment
when you call ter Hie
EIGHMIE SHIRT,
And we have net your siz . Tlie factory is
doing all in its power te fill our orders, but
they arc tens of thousands of dollars behind.
We are premised them very seen.
k
PUISI.IC SiAI.i: OF A COAL YABI), OS
MONDAY. OCTOBER -Jl. US1.
The undersigned will eiler at public sale a
property consisting et seven lets el" ground iu
tlie town et Springville, Lancaster count', at
the station en the Pennsylvania -Railroad,
about one mile west of .Mount .ley and near
the Lancaster A Ilarrisburg turnpike. The
improvements are a two-storied Frame Heuse
JI.xJl feet, usedasa Railroad Stat ion and Ticket
unite, a Frame Warehouse iixis tiv.t, ami
Ceal and Lumber Yard, with about 2M feet, et
Ceal Micddiug. New Fuirhank's Scales of S ten
capacity; :!.')() Fectet Railroad Siding. Trestle
work for dumping coal, with space ler exten
sion of same. Buildingsinostlyiicwauilevery Buildingsinestlyiicwauilevery
thing in geed order. Alse a let et ground
containing (X) teet front and 20i feet deep, en
which arc erected a Frame Heuse 28x20. with
Kitchen attached llix"0, barn 2Sx2u, suitable
stabling for 1 head et her.-es, carriage house,
chicken heu.-e and pump house with cistern
in attached. These buildings art: all iuiv, hav
ing been erected but two years and are in ex
cellent repair. There is a variety et lruit
trees en the premises In hearing order. Lo
cation of business stand pleasant, in a
thickly settled agricultural neighborhood and
a fast improving town, with no rival business
in the town. Has an established coal trade,
and capacity and advantages te tlii a geed
shipping business and increased passenger
travel.
Sal.: te commence at 1 o'clock p. m. Fer
further in format inn address
JOS. II.HABECKER,
Spring Harden P. O.,
Lancaster County, Pa.
L. D. (1AI.1.ACUKK, Auct.
.I.Ne. II. .la-mas, Clerk. c20-t.-:d
A DJOIJUXED ORPHANS' COUItT SAI.K
JY of valuable real estate en
THURSDAY', OCTOBER li, 1S8I, in pursuance
I'fun order ei the Orphans' Court of Lancas
ter county, will be sold ut public vendue, at
the Catlwcl! Heuse, corner North Queen ami
Chestnut streets, Lancaster. Pa., the following
real estate, late et .lehu S. liable, deceased, te
wit:
Xe. 1, all that two-story flame dwelling
house part thereel used us a store room
with a two-story liame 'uck building and
brick tobacco warehouse, anil let or piece et
ground, situated en the west side et North
Queen street, in the city of Lancaster afore
said, containing in front about 10 feet, and in
depth, along its northern line, about, no teet
te the Pennsylvania railroad. Bounded en tlie
north by ground of Jehn R. ISitncr. en tlie
south and west by the Pennsylvania railroad,
and en the east by Xerth Queen street afore
said. ThN properly lia- perfect drainage, eon
111 ctcd willis.-v.erin North Cueen street. The
location is well calculated for public, business
of ay kind, being in tin: most populous iait
of the city.
Ne. 2, a most ali:able building let, situate
en tin; southwest corneref West Chestnut and
Charlette streets, in said city, con tuinings.; feet
tin Clifsluutund IM) lect en Charlette street.
This is unijucstienably oneet the 1110-t, desir
able building lets te be found anywhere in
the eity of Lancaster, and will be cold as a
whole or in parts, suit purchasers.
Possts-ien and title en April 1, !Ss2; et the
building let, hewevet, possession may be given
immediately.
Sale te commence at 7J o'clock p. m. en said
day, when leims will be made known by
I). HART.MAN,
E. M.SCIIAEFFER,
ELIZABETH R. CABLE,
Executers.
II. sitrnKi:r. Auct. ;i!pt27Aectl,l,i
The Cern Market Depressed.
New Yerk, Oct. 1. -On early 'change
te-tlay the corn market was very much
depressed and unsettled. The market
declining" 13(t2c per bushel, en account of
the reported failure of several of the large
bears in com in Chicago. Tlie sales of
corn before aud at the first call aggregate
about 2,500,00 bushels.
The Panic In Chicago.
Chicaoe, Oct. 4. The report that Jehn
15. Lyen, the heaviest shipper of corn ;in
this market, was short about eight million
bushels, created almost a panic en 'change.
He was said te have been called for one
million margin last night after business
hours anil te have failed te respond. This
fact and the action of the beard of direc
tors fixing the marginal price of corn at
G'3 cents, broke the backbone of the corn
market, and ail ether grains sold down iu
sympathy.
A RIG "CLAIM."
Agaltist tlie Kstalc, el .liulga I'.icktr.
Philadelphia, Oct. !. In the orphan.?'
court this morning before Judge Hanna
the audit, of the estate of Asa Packer took
place. Ne objection was made te the
account, but Mr. Geerge Hull presented a
claim against the estate amounting te ever
three million dollars. The claim is made
111 behalf of Neble, Ilammett & Ce., who
aided in the construction of the Lehi eh
'Valley railroad.
31 r. Lull, who represented n surviving
partner of the firm, wished te go into the
merits of the claim, but it appearing that
the ime issue is new befeie the Carben
common pleas court awaiting a decision
there, Judge I lamia indicated that lie
would make an order postponing the mat
ter until the lirst of March, 1882, before
which time the supreme court would have
an opportunity of passing upon the ques
tion; no distribution te be made until then.
ClIICAOO. Oct. 4.
Oc. Nev. Dec.
Wheat $ .li i I.IL'i $ l.MJi
Cern 72 .71K .IH
Oats 47 .!7'4 .I7''rt
Perk iii.ii) l:).::7i l!.f
Lard 12.2:. Ii: 12.52'.;
PntL&DSLrniA.
Oct. Nev. Dec.
Wheat $ 1 .'hi $ L.-.r.1; lss
Cern 7.1 .77;'i .se.!,
Oats .11 .: ..:',
Necn Quotation et tun uriitn Murket
Kurnlsl.e.l by Jacel C Leng, Commission
Breker.
Chicaoe. Oct. Nev. Dec.
Wheat ? l. i I.I.V, f LI7'R
ear.
Cern 71 .7'm .7d
Yeni.
.70
OlltS ...... .. 1 "' I
1 ear
Jan
Perk i!i.."j) 2010
Lard I'-."7J.: f77
PlIir.ADkl.l-IIIA.
Oct. Nev, Dee.
WI:eat $ .4'.yi 1 .1.J.. l-is
Cern 7IV.J .77-'.f .SiM4
Oats Mj-i ;i .k:
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Philadelphia Cattle. Market.
Mum day, Oct. X The arrivals et cattle nt
CAPITAL 'J'OPICS.
Ulalac .-Marts for Washington.
Bosten, Oct.. 4 A sprc;al from Au
gusta, 3laine, says. Blaine left there
this morning for Washington. The same
dispatch says no credence is placed in the
report that he is te be the licpublican can
didate for ( Jovcrner next year.
Tlie President. Kctiirns te tilt! seat uf
t.evcrnmcnt.
Xi:V Yerk, Oct, 4. President Arthur,
accompanied by his secretary and valet,
left the city this morning for Washington
by the ten o'clock train. He was met at
Jersey City by Senater Jenes, of Nevada,
who also went with him te Washington.
Till
ASSASSIN.
JfUJtyiTUJtM.
E
.H'KKYIiODY' IS TilL'lK OWN .lUIMU..
I therefore extend a cordial invitation
and v.eulirhave you call and examine for
jtnirselltlie merits of my go'.ids antl com
pare them for quality and price with
these that may be seen elsewhere.
.My aim is tesell lirsl-clas-1 goods as low
as they can be sold.
1 will esteem it n pleasure te show goods
whether you desire te buy or net.
We can show thorn at niglit and are open
till!) p. 111.
FURNITURE, 1'ICTl'itE FRAME AND
LOOK IXC-CLASS WAREROOMS
1u. HAST KlN STKttKT.
WALTER A. HEINITSH.
sepil-.lmd
Uuileau Formally Indicted for Hip .Murder
or President liariletd.
AVakimngten, Oct. 4. About 1 o'clock
p. in. the grand jury took a recess, and
the foreman, Mr. Churchman, proceeded te
the efliee of the district attorney and
placed in Colonel CerkhilPs hands a pre
sentment against Charles J. Cuitcau for
the murder t.TJamcs A. Garfield, president
of the United States, by wounding him
with a pullet, lired from a pistol, in the
hands of Charles J. (Jiiitcau, at the Balti
more 6c Potomac depot, 011 or about the
2d day of July, A. I). 1881.
RESCUED.
An Italian Prisoner Kaiiseuied fYeni Cruet
Seuth sjC;l Islanders.
Sx Francisce, Oct. 4. A Sydney,
M. S. W., telegram of August 29th gives
an account of the, ransom by an exploring
expedition te one of the islands of the
Seuth Sea of an Italian named Luigi Bocre,
who had been held prisoner by the natives
fifteen months. He and live ether Kiire
pcan captives were held as slaves and sub
jected te the most horrible treatment. All
succumbed te fhe ill usage and died, ex
cept Heero and perhaps one ether, who has
been heard of but could net be recovered.
Star Reute ISratly's Tactics
Washington, Oet. 4. The star route
cases came up this morning in the criminal
court. Mr. Tettcn, counsel for Brady aud
ether accused, entered a motion te quash
the information against his clients, asked
leave te file that motion, and desired that
a day be lixed for its argument. The gov
ernment counsel objected, but after some
controversy the motion was filed, the judge
saying he would fix bail te morrow and
next week would set a day for argument
upon the motion.
M1SCELL.4.NKO VS.
ONE-PRICE H0USE:
36-38 EAST KING STREET,
LAXCASTER, PA.
EEAIIV fUK AtJKNTS. THE KVKXT U
the Century, REVISED XEW TESTA
MENT ami History ami Reasons for Revis
ion. Important improvement and new tlis tlis
cevciles given te the world. Immense sales.
Semi iiiic. for sample book and agency. A.
GORTON & CO., Philadelphia. je22-13lw
VrOTICK TO HELINVJL'KNTS NOTICE IS
i.1 hereby given that every tenant and sin
gle mini ever 21 years of nge.in the city et Lan
caster, is assessed with a tax of seventy cents
and upwards, and all who have net yet paid
tlie same are hereby notified te cull en the col
lectors of their respective wards and make
such payment.
Tlie collectors areas fellows :
Fiist and Sixth wards Allien R. Wuriel.
Second wartl Geerge Cramer.
Third wartl lelm F. Deichler.
Fourth wartl Jehn McDevitt.
Filth WardJaceb P. Killinger.
Seventh wartl B. Frank Lcaiuan.
Eighth ward Jehn Ilarmiiu.
Ninth ward Jehn Rese.
By order of Finance Committee.
ectl,4.7,8 J. K. BARR, Clerk.
SOLUTION OF PARTNKRSHIP.
Xeticc is hereby given that lliu nartner-
ship heretofore existing between the under
signed as JJaisz A Lercnz, Grocers, Seuth
Queen street, has been dissolved by mutual
consent. All our stock and geed will have
sold te Christopher Daisz, who will carry en
the business at the old stand.
FRANK N. DAISZ.
4fe)IIN D. LORE NX.
Late trading as Daisz A Lercnz.
m
Saturday's Indian rleht.
San Frncisco, Oct. 4. A dispatch
from Tucson says advices received last
night show that the fight en the read be
tween Forts Grant and Themas en Satur
day lasted four hours. The Indians were
driven from their position among the
rocks, retreating across the Arieaipa Val
ley toward the Galium mountains. One
sergeant was killed and feurmen wounded.
The Indian less is netknewn.
the various Philadelphia yards wen; for the
week: Cattle, 1,0 w head ; sheep, 17.0M head :
hogs, l.ftKl head. Previous week Cut tie. 4,0 m
head ; sheep, ll,(i) head ; hogs. ;t,lK) head.
Beef cattle were active and prices ler I lie
geed grades were steady, while common stock
was dull and lower.
We iuetc as follews:
Extra, i;!3tJ..c; Geed, :HCe; Medium,
Vtfi:xic : Common, zsilc
Allien cows wcrcaellveaiitl higher at $:MWni.
Sheep The market during the curly pari
of last week was active, and as high asre,
was obtained for extra stock, but en account
of the heavy receipts since Sa unlay prices de
clined i:aud closed dull.
We quote lis follews:
Extra, Mj.Vc; geed, II.'I.7mC; medium,
UH'c; Common 2Q:flu; Chester co.. lambs, 1;
7Je; Western tle. IfiOe. Calves, H$T)ic
Hogs were active and prices were firmer
W tiuete e.ll geed grades from tU'fSliil'c
with sales et a few extra Chicago ut 10'ic ;
common grades, fair and mixed, were dull at
sssjic.
SALES AT Tim WIST l'IIILAI)l:U'IIIA STOCK VAIIDS.
Martin Fuller A Ce.. SXi Texas, :!J.:ic.
Reger Mayne, 2Ti) Western aml'W. Va., !J
E. S. IL F. McFillen.lSJO West Va.. 3'iKJCi'c.
A. ft J. Christy. X17 West Va., 3,.c.
Jehn MeArdle, :K) Western and West Va. -IJ.J
tiyic
Daniel Murphy, lil Western ami West Va. y.
Owen Smith, te West Va.. licet. C. W. Hewell ;
:: West Va., acct, .1. W. Steut: SI Wiwt
Va.. acct.. E L. Nixon; le West Va., own
acct.. V-(fteiic
SI. irimaii.ai West Va.und Western. 4JI':I.
II. Chain, jr., 7 West Pcim'a.. ifi:V.c
Shainburg.t Paul, 211 West Va. and Western,
l.-.
Rachman A Levi. ICO West Va., IMftfiftr.
M. Levi, r.0 W. Va., yjO,ic
Daniel smvth & Brt . l.V) West Va., la'-'Je.
Dennis Smyth, HI West Va., I."ic '
James Cli-uismi 1:1 West V a.. acct. . II. Dille ;
:i'ne., accl. Harvey Woodward ; 27 tle.,
acct. l.evi Seuscnig. tysiTic
James Eustace. -te West Va.,"l5,Qlf.
James Anil, t:t Western, riififflil'fc.
Henry Miller, V Mil. and Western., WKSifMc
P. Hathaway, a; West. Va., !Jt!ic.
Abe Ost!ieiiii,:r) Western, IM."i.e.
IltUSSKI MEATS.
Dres.-cd Reeves were active.
SALES, LAST 1VKKK.
Tires. Bradley, HM head at Vfv'fi.
W. II. Brown l.V) tle. ut IVWc
C. S. Dengler, Atile. aniitu'J'c
A. A. Boswell 127 t!e. ut 75i(rJJe.
J. F. Lewiten 12 de at 7jiX--Dressed
sheep were active.
-Samuel Stewart sol. I l27 head dressed sheep
at 7'7,!lc. and !.":; head dressed lambs al '. lie.
st ncx mantel.
New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal stocks
also United States Iteuds reported daily by
lAcen B. Lemi. N. E. Cor. Centre Square.
New Yerk Stocks.
Stocks weak.
Meney
Chicago A North Western. ...
Chicago. Mil. k St. I'liitl ,
Canada Southern
C C A I. C R. R... ....... ......
Del.. I.:ick.& Western
Delaware A Hudsen Canal....
Denver A Rie Grande
Hannibal St. Jee
Lake Shere A Mich. Southern
Manhattan Elevated
Michigan Central
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
N. Y.. Lake ElleX Western...
New Jersey Ce.ntral
N. Y., Ontario. I Wcslcri
New Yerk Central
Ohie A; Mississippi
Pacific Mall Steamship Ce...
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Central Pacific
Texas Pacilic
Union Pacific
Wabash. St. Leuis A I'acllle...
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Stocks steady.
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Reading ,
LelUgh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
Buffalo, litis. A Western.
Northern Central
Northern Pacific.
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Hcstenville ,
Philadelphia A Krlu R. It
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Heavy Less liy Fire.
Concita, Ont., Oct. 4 A lire this morn
ing destroyed part of the best block of
buildings in town. It commenced in the
third story of Dumble's block. A gro
cery, a hardware stere and a public hall
and several law efliee.- were burned. The
less is $100,000.
MAJIKETS.
The undersigned having purchased all the
stock and geed will of the late firm of Daisz A
Lercnz. hereby notifies his old customers and
tjic public generally that he will carry en the J
tjrecery Jusincss :v. inu 0111 sutuu en ceuiu
Queen street, where he will keep 11 LiII stock
et everything in his line et business.
CHRISTOPHER DAISZ.
sept234ectld
Philadelphia Market.
l'BiLADsLPBiA, Ocltlbcr !. Fleur .strong and
Ulrly active : Superfine, VtWJQZMi exlia
at t' 75gi .V): Ohie and Indiana family, ut
i" 2."i?jM (; Pennsylvania family 7 :!a
750; at. Leuis de 18 iwgS 25; Minnesota
Extra , .')0a7 7"; de straight, $7 5S8 (X);
winter patent $.s OOgS 75; spting de 8 2iQ
. Rye Heur at JO 50.
Wheat Market easier; Ne. 2 Westcir Red
$1 4'.)I fii ; Pennsylvania Red. 91 4;sl Wi;
1I0 Aiiilje), i y)Ql 7)1.
Cern Hrmer for local use; steamer, !c;
ye low, and mixed, 71c ; Ne. 3 Mixed, (ijjjtfjc.
Oats firmer, geed demand ; Ne.2, White, Sic ;
No.U.ite.'Jlc; Ne. 2, Mixed,4saic.
Ry e car cc at If OJ.
Previsions 11 rm ; mtsi perk. $20 00320 .71 ;
beet ham?, at $222:: ; Imtia me,s beet. $22 50,
f. e. b.
Bacen Smoked sheulderj le ; salt dc
Oc ; smoked hams 14!4c ; pickle. I t.'itr.s
12il:5c.
Lnd tinner: city kettle 13 00; loes,
buieners' JI2 (rj ; nrnne steam $12 I'S.
Butter Choice llrm and scarce, ether kinds
quiet; Penna creamery extra :a:Wc; West
ern 3ec ; de geed te choice 3I6S!q: Bradford
county and New Yerk extra. 2S2)c; firsts.
fla27e : v cstcrn ilalrv extra, a.c : de sroeil te
choice, SlfjIZic.
Rolls none here.
Eggs steadier l'eun'aSJgnc : Western 2Cc
USTEltTA I.VMEXTS.
L1UI.TDN OPERA HOLS E.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4th.
Reappearance In America altera scries el
triumphs in Kuglan.l, MIL and MRS.
GEO. S. KNTGI1T,
Under the management id F. G. and R. G.
Bcrgcr, assisted by 11 specially selected com
pany. In their new serio-cemic drama by
lSroiiseu He ward, entitled
"JUKONRUJWLPH."
NEW .MUSIC. NEW SONGS.
NEW SPECIALTIES.
1 i.lOhS,..,,,,. ...3i, t & Tli Ct..
Reserved Seats at Yecker's Oflici:. s2!-.'.td
TIJLTUN IH'KISA IIOL'SK.
Thursday Evening, October Clli.
HAVERLY'S
Fameus40Original.
L:jt appearance In this city or thu
ORIGINAL EUROPEAN MASTODON MIN
STRELS! Direct from their brilliant triumph el
Oonsecutive-200Perfermanc:
AT HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE, LONDO.-.
ENGLAND.
Performers 40 Performers.
40-HAVERLY'S QRIGINAL-40.
A. Uloriens rregramme !
Don't Ferget the Date t
ADMISSION, - . 73.)aiii.ViCcnU
RESERVED SEATS. - - 7."Cer.iK.
Diagram at Opera Heuse. el,4,5,;-3ti