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LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20- 1881.
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUIl REGULAR COUUESPONUENCK.
Mr. A. M. Kambe, eililoref the Courant,
is at Yorktown.
Alieisc belonging te Uev Mr. Yingling
ran off this morning up Locust stieet.
Miss Kitty Swartz, of Uarribburg, is
visiting at Dr. J. Z. Heffer'8.
Miss Emma Given, of Rcisterstewn, Fa.,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Henry Sydam.
Rev. Gee. Presser -will deliver a senueu
in the Union church, en Union street, this
evening.
Helen Petter's Pleiades ptomise te be
better this time than any time heretofore.
The pregramme is entiicly new.
The Fenderfmith building, coiner of
Locust and Second streets, is be.ng paint
ed, both outside and inside, and is te be
penciled in black.
Mis. and Mis Cehen, who have been
living iu town for some time, leave te-day
for New Yeik, wlieie they will make their
home in the futuic.
Rev. J. IJ. Maddux, a fe; mcr pastei of
the M. K. chinch heie, died from con
sumption at his le.sidcnce iu German
town. He left u wife and two cliil
dien. The Yeung Felks" Secial aud Wei king
society of St. Jehn's V. angelical Lutheran
chinch will meet at the Iieu&c of Miss
Mary Shemier en Fient stieet, above
Walnut, this evening.
A baseball nine eS the Rey.' Lancaster
high .school challenge the boys of the Col
umbia high school te a match game of
baseball. We arc sorry te say there are
net enough boys in our high school te take
up the challenge.
emil'AK;.
Drat li of Professer JainesMcCliiiteck.
At half-past nine o'clock last night Pro Pro
feseor .lames Mi'CImteck, the well known
Miigcen, died at his. residence, Ne. 1001
Vine stieet, Philadelphia. The deceased
was beni iu Lam: ister county, in 1809, two
yeais after the anival of his parents from
Ireland. He bgan the .study of medicine
when he was fourteen, and graduated
from J eflersen college in 1S29, when but
twenty 3 cars of age. In 18-51 he was ap
pointed one of the vaccine physicians of
the city, and iu the following year lec
tuicd onebsleliios te a .summer class in
the college. Dining the fearful epidemic
of the same e.ir he served in the Cheny
stieet elieleia hospital. In 1S'9 he opened
the Philadelphia Scheel of Anatomy, which
seen hccium the largest private class ever
assembled in that city. Fit 1811 he took
the fliair of anatomy and physiology in
the Yeiineut Auademv f Medicine, ar.d
hews he icmaiued until 1S.TJ, when he re
signed. Four years Liter he v. as chosen
chief lcsident physician of the Philadelphia-
hospital ai.d almshouse. In 18G1 he
was elected city trra-aner as a War Dem
ecrat, aud conducted th.' eilire two years
with such scrupulous care, that as a com
pliment council." icle iscd his bondsmen a
year after his retiicmcnt. The immediate
eause of his death was apoplexy, with
which Dr. McClintock was stiickeu three
weeks age. His skill in his profession
was only equalled by his rait! and atten
tion te the peer.
Death el .lel'ii R.ttnulllir.
Jehn Uaiiniillei, an old and well-known
citizen, died ycsteid.iy at his lesidence,
Ne. 41.1 Wet King stieet, aged 79 'years.
He was fenncily extensively engaged, in
the distilling business, and was many
years age a member of city councils.
His funeral will take place en Salutdav at
2:30 p. m.
'i'lIK MGllT SCHOOLS.
.lllheiiiiliift el Seme Outsider.
The three public night schools new iu
operation aic all well attended and getting
:i finely. Mr. Lcvergoed pi incipal of the
Seuth Duke street school has about SO
pupils, and the night .school committee
have elected Mr. .Tamer. C. Gable as an as
sistant teacher. Miss llanteh's girls
night school, corner of Ptince and Chest
nut stieet has about ."i0 pupils ensellcd,
and Mr. Couzzins' Shawbeny street
school ii'j. There aic scats in all el
these schools for meic pupils, and
additional tcr.cher.s will be pro
vided as seen as the increased number of
pupils make it necessary. It is te be
hoped the parent and guni.li.uis of boys
and gills who cannot attend the day schools
will send their chiidicn te the night
schools where they will iceeive useful in
struction that will be of incalculable
value te them in after life, instead of per
mitting them te inn the .streets aud run
the risk of getting into bad company and
centiactiug had habits, which may ;esu!t
I in their iuiii.
In this connection it is pnpir fe say
that a munhi-r of utile ami li.--.ti it.usbeys,
whoeuiiht te. have been at school, as
sembled last night in the grounds el the
south Duke .street schools, and greatly an
noyed the pupils by their uniuly conduct.
The president of ihe school be.ud ebtaiued
the names of the diseidcrlies with a view
te having them airested and pnnihed;
but en a flectien, as this v,v.-. the first
offense of the kiid, he detei mined te
witheld prosecution of the offenders unless
their misconduct shall be lepcattd, in
which case they will surely be made an
example of.
Knights of Hie Resolution.
On Friday night, October 21st, lbSl,
Washington Legien Ne. :t, IC. of P., will
celebrate their fust annivei-aiy. at which
time tltev will give a dies p.n.uie and uuj
.speciien, uy uic .u.i.pr, ". . v,. i niiiiiu,
after which they will haw a sheit street
paiade heaiied bv the Keystone baud ; pio pie
cecding te Odd Fellows hall, a grand sup
per will be awaiting them, piep.ncd by
Mrs. II. L. Frailey. Defere leaving the
square the rank will ba presented with a
Hag representing the order, the cost of
which was raised by :i committee of five
ladies. This lannk, named Washington
Legien Xe. 3 K. R., is the thud rank iu
the state branching from the Urotherho d
of Union.
Accident.
Yesterday afternoon as the American
hose caniage was coming down lZ,t King
.street at a high rate of speed, a heisc
standing iu front of Knapp's brewery leek
flight and ran in front of the hose carriage
causing the men at the tongue te sweivc
te one side and inn the carriage against a
hitching pest in front of Eugene Iiaucr's
saloon. Sonic of the gcaiing of the hose
carriage was damaged, but no one was
hint.
Saleet Kc.U Estate.
t Henry Shubcrt, auctioneer and iral es
tate agent, sold at. public sale yesteiday
at the Keystone hotel, for Themas li.
Cochran, attorney for Jehn A. lieiing,
two two-story biick dwellings, situated en
the cast side of North Queen street Ne.
711 and 713, aud a three-story brick dwell
ing situated en the ueith side of East
James street Ne. 121, te Je"hn T. Hartman
for 61,200.
Trains Laie.
Nearly all the fast trains en tlu Penn
sylvania railroad have been late te-day.
The train due here at 2:53 this morning
did net get here until e:0G. Fast line's
time heie is ."5:03. The first section arrived
at 7:17 and the second at 8:00. Pacific ex
press this afternoon was 20 minutes late.
A Very Large Garnet.
J. G. Meriiam, residing 1C2 East King
street, shown us a specimen of pure garnet
about the size of a hulled walnut taken
fiem a block of granite from the Munson
quarry iu Massachusetts. It was sent te
Mr. Merriam by hi son-in-law, who re
sides at Munson.
Chestnuts Scarce. "
The crop of chestnuts is quite small this
year. They are scarce en market and are
selling at high figures.
Dead.
It will be remembered that a few weeks
age a paragraph appeared in this paper
stating that Mayer MacGeniglc had re
ceived a despatch from Denver, in which
it was stated that Jehn Spickler
was very hick, and that his parents
who lived in this city, should be notified
of his illness. The mayor was unable te
learn anything about the family, but it
new appears the name was wrongly given.
It is Jehn Spikcr, net Spickler, and his
father lives en Rockland ttreet. A letter
leceived a day or two age from Denver
announces the death of the young man,
who went West several ye ars age.
Accident.
Geeige Riley, a workman employed iu
Russet's sawing and bendintr mill, Seuth
Queen street, below Vine, met with a
rather sci ions accident this morning. While
at weik sawing out fellees a piece of the
weed was caught by the circular saw and
hurled back with great force, striking Mr.
Riley in the abdomen, and tendering him
helpless. He was taken in a coach te his
home, Ne. 212 Neith Prince street, aud
medical aid summoned. His injuries arc
net censideied fatal.
Unmallable 1-ettern.
Lstteis addressed as fellows aic detained
at the posteffice because the wiiters of
them neglected te put stamps en them :
" Mr. E. M. Laudis. Princeton College.
New Jersey." " E. Butterick & Ce., 555
Broadway, New Yerk."
TliWveK About.
While the family of D. S. Bare, lesiding
en East Orange stieet, were away from
home several evenings age, a thief enter
ed the kitchen and stele a half dozen of
ivory handled knives.
ItiiftK 1'lRlllllg IS lillUll.
Bass fishing is very geed just new all
along the liver and large numbcis arc
being caught. It is said te be best at
File's Eddy, aud that is where plenty of
Lancaster people go every day.
I'mthur Funds.
The following arc the latest subscrip
tions te the fund for the aid of the Mich
igan sufieieis: A friend, $3 ; A. F. Herr,
Wheatland Mills, 3 ; Christian E. Miller,
Cenes-toga township, $2. Total, 1,403.25.
YcMPriliiv'H ! ire.
Ill the stable which was binned yester
day there was about $80 weith of tobacco
and a small quantity of hay and stiaw,
which was net insured. The building was
insured in the Heme Mntual company.
Committed for Court.
Geerge Parrish, who is charged with
stealing some brass fiem the Penu iron
company, had a hearing last evening and
was committed iu default of bail for trial
at court.
Cem I el Comme.i Picas.
On Monday a week of common pleas
cer.it will commence. 'Theie aie thirty
ciccs down en the list for trial.
Amusements.
" ''if 'iiKciiv'' Te-niyhl. Fun-fevcrs will
no! leret that lenij'.it Smith & Mf-tayerN
"Temi-ts !u :i rullmun l'.iluee Car" will beat
Fulton e pent liouse. Their pre Ions puifonn puifenn
untv i.i'ic it remembered, a-one et the biight
ctn:iil breeziest onte: t:iuuue;itaet l'ist sen&en
with r".e:it e: prelty music anil uurcituiineil
merriment. AiimsiR the nltl favorites are Mr.
Jlet.ijer and .1. X. l.eiifr, two excellent
aeteis. The celcbratei Duly ISrethcrs, former
ly et the famous king high kickers, ure with
the cuupuny. Kverywhcie this tieupe have
appeaivi! they hiivj been greeted with )urje
lieusc-simlilipy should linvc the s:iine Kind
this cenin.
" lluhdiiiun f.'irl " ami " l:ut.'' The Kinnia
Abln.tt tJi-.uid J:ii;;lisli er-cri company, com
prising lltty-tive artists will give two iierloru: iierleru:
ancerat 1'iilten opera liens;- to-n.erro'i
"ilehumi.ui t!lil" in the alt-rnoen mill
"Kaiiit" In the evening. Trtid is a gran 1 dou
ble bill, and will lie no ileubt duly appreciated
by i.uC audiences. The matinee pcrforniunce
present-. .puel:il attractions ter Indies unpro unpre
vided .i!h m de i-jcerls, und low prices
prevail.
lSi.st;sMvlre-'!ia:iil beauliiy tlie-l.in
C'utl.-iira Me.lieinal Toilet Seap.
. tin
Cl'jigjiiiin, lawyer-, an I autiieis f.nd JIalt
Hitlers a pine and safe imigerant.
svssv'ial j:6rTJh:s.
Sce tit-rc.
" en aie siel. ; well, there 1 ju-t one lemedy
th it will cure you bc- end possibility eS doubt.
If itS Liver or Kidney tie.ible. Cnn-uinptien.
Py-pepsla, Debility, Wells' Health Renew er U
your nope. $1. Druggl-ts. Depot.
la (ioed Spirits.
T. Walker. Cleveland, O., wilte-: ' Knr the
ln-t twlve months 1 lnive sultVicd Mithlitui Mithlitui
b.igeund general debility. I e..iniiieiieel tak
ing Ilurdeek Rloed Ilillei-. about si.v weeks
age, and new hav- gieat jilea-siire in staling
that I have leceveied my appetite, my e un un
plexieu has giewn uidily, and 1 feel better
altegellier." l'riee $1. Fer sale at H. it. Coch
ran's di ug store. 1"." Xeill. (lucen strert, Lin
catcr. 'Sellers' Livi'rl':!!-," have been the stand
ard ivinedv ler m-ilaii.t. liver reniphiint.es--ivene-".
etc.. for llttv years. el-lmd.Vw
Kilucatrd ,einen.
RelLied and educated w omen w ill sometimes
sutl'er in silence ter years from kidney dis
eases, or constipation and piles, which could
easily hi euied by a package of Kidney-Wert.
Theie I-, li.udlya woman tebe found that does
net at some time suffer iiem some of the d!--c
les ler hicli this gieat rei.iedy is a specific.
It I- put up in liquid and dry tonus, equally
enicieiit. Nprinrifirltl Union. el7-lwdiw
1 have the iilmeit eenlliienee in the mills.
Lncle-ejl. ler te bees, or fi..VJ pest office
en'er ler -i boxes el (!eiy ami Clianieinilc
p. Ills and I will take, all lisk for money and
goods. Dr. C. W. liens. in, 10'. Xeitli Kut.iw St.,
liq'.tinieic. Mil.
A Smeeth Comple.xien can lie had liy every
:idy who iiill use l'arkei's Ginger Tonic.
Regulating the internal organs and purifying
the bleed it quickly removes pimplcj and
glwsR healthy bloom te the cheek. See notice
Yeu Can be ll:ip.y
11 j en will step all venr e.xtiavag.uit and
reeg notions in doctoring yourself and tam
illei x.iih expensive doctors or humbug cure
alN. that de Harm always, and use only na
tine's simple remedies ter all your ailments
you u 111 be wise, well and happy, and ave
gieat expense. 'I he greatest remedy for this,
the gi eat, wi-c and geed will fell 3011, is Hep
Rilteis believe it. See ''1'ioverbs" in an
other column. e!."-2wiUtw
Ity Universal Accord,
A i:"..s C vru r.Tic l'ii.ts are the best et all piu
gatives ter lamily iua. They are th.! product
et long, laboileus and successful chemical
investigation, and their extensive use, bj- pli3'
stclaus in their practice, and b3" all civilized
nations, proves them the best and most effect
ual purgative l'ill that medical silence can
devise. Reing puiel3-vegetable no harm can
arise ireni their me. In Intiiiisic m1ue and
curative powers no ether fills can be com cem
p.ucd uitlithcin, and every person, knowing
their virtues, m ill employ them,. hen needed.
Thej- keep the system in perfect order, ami
maintain In healthy action the whole machi
nery et life. Mild, searching and effectual,
thej aic especially adapted te flic needs of the
digestive apparatus, derangements of which
thc'3' prevent and cure, if timely taken. Tinw
are the best and safest physic te employ ler
children and weakened constitutions, where a
mild but ellectual cathai tie is required. Fer
sale by alt tUalers. oU-lwdeed&w
1'HiLAKELriiiA. Maich I, 1SS1. Messrs. El3"
Dres., Druggists, Owego, X. Y. Ucnts: About
Oct. f, 180, I gave j-eur Cicam Palm a trial
with the most satistacteiy results. I was
treublid with Chronic Catarih and gathering
in my head, w.w x-cr3- t'.ciif at time) and had
discharges from my ears, besides being unable
te breathe through my nose; bgterc the sec
ond bottle et your remedy was exhausted 1
wps enred and te-day cnje- sound health for
w hich please accept 1113 sincere thanks, c. .1.
Ceiuii.v. 923 Chestnut street. Field Manager,
Philadelphia Pub. Heuse.
Messrs. White & Rurihck, druggists. Ithaca,
X. Y. My daughter and myself, great suf
feiers from Catarrh, have been cured by Ely's
Cream Halm. Mv sense of smell restored and I
health greatly Improved. C. M. Stanlet,
dealer in Beets and Shoes, It liaea, X. 1 . Price
50 cents. ol7-2wdeed&w
A Marvelous Cera
Fer all bedily ailments, aristosfrem impurity
et bleed, a torpid liver. Irregularity ' t!ie
bowels, indigestion, constipation, or disorder
ed kidneys, is warranted in a free use of Bur
dock JJIoed Hitters. Trice $1. Fer sale at H.
It. Cochran's drag store, 137 North Queen St.,
Lancaster;
sictu Diseases " Cared by lr. Swayne's
Ointment.
What is mere distressing tliar. an obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should suffer a
single hour when they have a sure cure in
" Swayne's Ointment" 13 past our comprehen
sion. The worst cases el tetter, itch, salt'
rheum, or that annoying complaint, itching
piles, yield te its wonderful all-healing quali
ties. Pimples en the face and blotches en the
skin are lemeved by using this healing eint
ment. Perfectly safe and harmless, even en
the most tender infant. Itching Piles-Symptoms
ate moisture, Intense itching, particu
larly at night arter getting warm in bed ;
ether parts arc sometimes affected. Swayne's
Ointment pleasant, sure cure. Dr. Swayne St
Sen, .V! North Seventh street, Philadelphia,
Pa., te whom all letters should be addressed,
sold by all prominent di uggists.
ecU-T.Th&F&w
Tumors, erysipelas, mercurial diseases,
frcrelula. ami general debility, cuied by " Dr.
Llud-'cyVj liloed Searcher." el-lmdiw
ItKSCUED FK031 DEATH
The rollewingstatcmcnt of William J Cough Ceugh
lin, orSenicrville, Ma;s., is se remarkable that
we beg te ask for it the attention of our read
ers. He says : " In the fall of 1I7G I was taken
with a violent bleeding of the lungs followed
by a severe cough. I seen began te lese my
appetite and flesh. I was se weak at ene time
thut I could net leave my bed. In the summer
of 1877 I was admitted te the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said I had a hole iu
my left lung as big as a halt cellar. 1 expend
ed ever a hundred dollars in doctors and med
icine. I was se far gene at one time a report
went around that I was dead. I gave up hope,
but a lrfcnd told me et On. Wit. Hall's 1Ulsah
peu Tin: Luxes. I laughed atjny friends, think
ing that my cae wu incurable, but I get a
bottle te satisfy them, when te my surprise
anil gratification, I commenced te feel better.
My hope, once dead, began te revive, and to
day I feel in better spirits than I have the past
three years.
"I write this hoping you will publish It, se
that everyone afllictcd with Diseased I.ungs
will be induced te lake Dr. Win. Hall's llalsani
ler t'.e Lungs, and be convinced that con
sumption can be cured. I have taken two
bottles and can pe.ltively i-ay that it has done
meic goeil than all ether medicines I liave
taken since my sickness. My cough has al
most entirely illsappciucd and I shall seen be
able te go te work." held in Lancaster at
Cochran's Drug Stere, 117 and 13U Xerth Queen
street. iy23-lvdcedTli4u2
A Cough, Celd or se;e Jiireai should no
stepped. Xeglcct tiequently results In an In
curable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Hieuu'i i.reuchial Troches de net disorder
the stomach like ceugli syrups and balsams,
but act ilirccUynn t'.ie inflamed parts, allaying
f:'italle;i, sive relief in Asthma. ISrencidal
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Threat Troubles
which Singers and PublicSpcakcrs are subject
te. Fer thirty year llrewn's Ifrenchial
Troches have been recommended l3r physi
cians, and alwaj's give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, U103- have at
tained well-merited rank anion t; the tew staple
remedies et tliu agi -Sold at 25 cents a box
evervvi here. liirt-lvdTTiiAS&lyw
MAIUCIAUJSS.
WuAvrit Xli-f. On the IStliet October, 1SS1,
at Miiltlis Count' house, bv the Rev. W. T.
Gerhard, Mr. Franklin It. Weaver, of Stras
burg township, te Miss Lmm.i li. Xelf, et East
Lampeter, ltdiw
Phbstici: 1'nir.ur.-,. At Xe. 12 Conestoga
street, by Rev. A. I. Cellem. en the leth et
October, lli'iiry l'reiuice te Vuginia I'ldilips,
both et tills citj.
JtEATHS.
Ubieabt. Ill thi-i eit-, en Oct. 13, 1S31, Jehn
II. Reigait, in the SSdj'earet ids age.
1 lie relatives and friends of the family arc
lespectlully invited te attend the funeral,
from his laic residence, Xe. 22 East King
street, en Friday morning at 10 o'clock. In
terment at Woodward Hill cemetery. Std
Uaumillei:. In this city, en October 19, 1SSI,
Jehn U.iumiller, In the 7','tli year et his age.
TI10 relatives and friends of the family are
icspcctlully Invited te attend the funeral,
lrem his late residence Xe. 415 West King
street, en Satutday afteinoeu at 2J o'clock.
Interment at Woodward Hill cemetery. 2ld
A'EW AliVEHTiSEMENTS-
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-A (JOOl). CllKAf HUKSK.
37 MARKET STREET.
11
rinVO SEW OKUAKS FUK SALE CHICAI'.
J Twe new Organs,
et lirst-class make, for
-ale very cheap.
Inqulic seen at
THIS OFFICE.
e'.n-jKii:
TJiKEIJ LUNCH AT THE tJIICAItlt
r Heuse THIS KVEX1XG. The Millcrevillc
Rand will b- in attendance, lttst et llcer en
tap.
It' 2.kS NORTH QUEEN STREET.
VTOTICE. A MEETIKOOF THE SIOCK
JA holders of the Lancaster and Frultvillc
Turnpike Read Company will be held en
MONDAY, XOVEMUER 7, between the heuis
of 2 and 4 p. m , at the efllcc. et th j Secretar-.
.11 North Duke street, Lancaster, Pa-, ler the
election of Ofliccrs for the ensuing year.
I. CARPENTER,
eet 2 j-2tdeaw&2tw Sccretar.v.
IO. Or K. 31 TMK MEMHEIIS OF EE
. sliah-ke-ncc Tribe. e 2!. will meet. at
their wigwam en FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, at
IU o'clock a. m., te attend the funeral et broth
er Jehn Relgart. The tribes In the clt3' are all
invited te join with us.
15- ivdcr et the Sachem.
It P. C. HEXSKL, Cot R.
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1AVKKNS IE LUHAY.
CAVERNS OF LURAY,
LURAT, PAGE COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
About one mile from the passenger depot of
the Shenandoah Vallc3 Railroad, are new
brilliantly illuminated with the Ki.Krntie
I.KillT.
THE LURAY INN,
Specially- erected nn.i beautifully furnished for
the accomniedation et visitors te tiie Caverns
is open ler the reception et guests.
A CAPACIOUS RESTAURANT effere un
usual facilities te large and small excursion
parties. ectiO-lnid.Vw
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A1I.EY. HANKS & JJIDDLH.
PRECIOUS STONES.
The wise and careful selection et Gems
te be ern ler jicrsenal ornament is a mat
ter et much importance.
PRECIOUS STONES.
Inexperienced, persons who trust tee
much te themselves in making such selec
tion, may fall into the hands el these
whe3C interest it is te give them faul!3
stones.
.PRECIOUS STONES.
We have for se long dealt in precious
stones tlmtetr expciieiKO is of great ad
vantage te buyers. We make personal
selection of all the gems we import and
have most of them cnt under our own
supervision.
PRECIOUS "STONES.
The djmand ler Diamonds has gieatly
Increased, principally for these of from
two te fifteen carats the pair. Te these we
have devoted especial attention. We have
a large variety, both unmeunted and
mounted, In beautiful and novel designs.
PRECIOUS STONES.
In Colored Stones our exertions te ob
tain a lull supply have been met with com
plete success. Our collection et Rubies,
Sapphires, Emeralds, Turqueu and Opals
is such as has never before been brought
together in this county.
PRECIOUS STONES.
We call particular attention te our
mounting of precious stones. Unsurpass
ed for style and permanence. And, we re
mark, that our prices are entirely satisfac
tory te all who can appreciate gems.
BAILEY,
BANKS,
BIDDLE,
12tU AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
fsept?3-3mdced
JfEW AVTEBT1SE3LEXIS.
D
.VNCINU SCHOOL.
SELEOT DANCING SCHOOL,
AT MR. ROBERTA EOOM3.
MR. and MU3. SIIAXK, teachers from Phila
delphia, will reopen their Academy
SATURDAY AFTERNOOX, OCT. 22,
ter the reception of pupils. e20-2td
J."
MARTIN Si CO.
OPENING LARGE LINE? Ot
DRESS GOODS,
SUITINGS,
SILKS,
SATINS,
VELVETS,
PLUSHES,
CAfilMEIUCS. Af, AC.
LADIES' GOATS AND JACKETS.
In gi eat Varfetj'.
CHILDREN'S COATS,
Hosiery, Undenvttir, Gloves, Arc.
CARPETS AXI) WALLL PAPERS.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. W. King and Prince Streets,
LAXCASTEIM'A.
J?OK SALE.
HOi: SALE.
Elegant P.UILD1NG SITES In the western
bUMurbsef thecltv, and KUILDING LOTS at
all prices and in all parts et the city. Apply te
ALLAN A. IIEUli & CO.,
Ileal Estate, tUiUcctien and Ina. Agents,
ecpt3-3ind 3 North Duke Street.
"10W.S AT 1'Ur.LIC SALK ON MOM1AV,
V; OCt'OHEItai, 1SS1, uillbc sold nt public
ale, at the public house et Jiinits Curran.
fctr.isbnrg, Lancaster county, l'a., SO Head of
well-selected COWS, that will calve between
new and next spring. A number e' them are
Tlioreuglibicd GucniMJV Aldcrneys, and the
balance et them arc Geed Daily Cows. A few
Yeung Hulls.
A credit of 00 days, with approved security,
will be given. Notes payable at any National
Dunk that may suit puichabcr.
mho te commence at 1 ocieck p. in. Miuip,
when attendance will be given by
MAUS1I A.LL ISAILV, Agt.
li. F. Kewe, Auet.
ectlTGld
IXBCUTUISM' SALK CITY riMJl
!i EUTY. On SATUKDAY, OCTOHEU 29,
1SS1, the uudcrsigned Executers et Michael
Malene deceased, will expose te sale at the
Cadwcll Heuse, the following Ileal Estate, viz :
A Let of Ground en the northeast corner of
Orange and Shippcn streets, with a frentage
of 49Jt feet, mero or less, en Orange street, and
along bhlppcu street, northward, 'J45 feet te a
public alley, en which is erected a commodi
ous and well-built MANSION, Ne. 301, two
stories high, with two story Hack Building, all
in geed icpair. AUe, en rear of let a two
story ilrick Stable and ether inipievenients. .
Sale at 7 o'clock p. m., when terms will be
uiiiilc known by
KDWAHD McGOVEItN.
WM. L. l'EIl'EK.
JAMES M. IIUKKE,
Executers et Michael Malene, Dcc'd
Hkmiy biiL'iiriiT, Auctioneer.
cctl3.1S.:0,'.,i.24,2.'i,i!J,2T,23,'i)
T)(Ii:L.It; SALK OF VALUABLE CITY'
Property. On WEDNESDAY, OCTOHEU
20, IfeSI, at the Leepard hotel, in the city et
Lancaster, will be ".old by the undersigned, a
1IAKEUY PROPERTY, consisting of a let or
piece or piece of ground situated en the south
side et Mfddlc street, in the. city of Lancaster,
being Ne. 345 en said street, fronting en Mid
dle streetie tect, meie or lcs, and extending
in depth let lcet.merc or less, te Locust street,
en which is erected a enc-and-a-hall story
brick DWELLING HOUSE, containing seven
rooms, with one-story iramc kitchen attached,
a frame stable anil ether necessary outbuild
ings. Alse, a new ISAKE OVEN, specially
built for a bakery, hydrant, grapevines and
ether Improvements.
The property was tei mcrly used as a hakcry
and Is well located and adapted ter this pur
pose. It is bounded en the north by Middle
htrcct, east by Dean estate, south ly Locust
street and west by property et Isaac ilelman.
Possession given en January 1, 1$S2, if de
sired. Sale te commence at 7 o'clock, p. 111., et said
day. when terms will bu made known bv
II. II. STKIIMAN.
11. Siiusi:kn, Auct. el.,l9&t.sd
Oltl'flANS' COURT SALK OF VALUABLE
City Piepcity. On MONDAY, OCTOBER
21, 1SS1, at the the Fountain Inn, 111 tic city e!
Lun caster, the undersigned iu puisuance e!
an order the Orphans' Court et Lancatei
county, will expose te public sale the follow
ing very valuable real estate, late et J. Ycate?
Cenyi'gham, deceased.
All that certain halt let or piece of lane,
situated en the seuthwe-t corner et Seuth
Queen and Mifllln streets, fn safd city, Ne. 9
lientlng 32 feat 2'i inches en Seuth Qurcn
street, and extending 213 feet along Milllln
street te Reaver street, which b und it en
the rear.
The improvements area line old-tasliiencii
thrcc-stery and attic In ick house, with two
story brick back building, large two-story
brick stable, n large two .story bliek warehouse
en Heaver street, hydrant, fruit tree', &c, &c.
This Is one ei the nieit desirable properties
for either a icsidence or a business stand,
which has been etl'eied in this city foraleng
time.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. 111., wiicu
attendance will be clven and terms niac.e
known by EMLEN FRANKLIN,
A. K. WITMER.
Executers, &c., et J.Ycates Cenynghain.dceV,
IlKXllY SHUBEUT, AllCt. SCp22 tall
1)UISMC SALK OF A COAL YARD, ON
MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1SS1.
The undersigned will eiler at public sale a
property consisting et seven lets of ground in
the town et Sprfngvtlle, Lancaster county, at
the station en uic Pennsylvania Railroad,
about one mile west of Mount Jey and near
the Lancaster & JIarrlsburg turnpike. The
Improvements arc a two-steiled Frame Heuse
21x24 feet, used us a Railroad Station and Ticket
Office, a Frame Warehouse 2lxfS tect. and
Ceal and Lumber Yard, with about 200 feet et
Ceal Shedding. New Falrbank's Scales efS ten
capacity ; 300 Feet et Railroad Siding. Trestle
work for dumping coal, with space ter exten
sion of same. Buildings mostly ncwand every
thing in geed order. Alse a let et ground
containing CO feet trout and 203 feet deep, en
which arc erected a Frame Heuse 28x20. with
kitchen attached lttxSO, barn 2tx20, suitable
stabling for 4 iiead et hersc-, carriage house,
chicken house and pump house with cistern
in attached. These buildings are all new, hav
ing been erected but two years and are in ex
cellent icpair. There is a .variety et lruit
trees en the premises in bearing 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 de a geed
shipping business und increased passenger
travel.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p. m. Fer
further information address
JOS. II. HABECKER,
Spring Garden P. O..
Lancaster County, Pa.
L. 1). Oallachkk, Auct.
Jxe. II. Zkllers, Clerk. e20-tsd
()
RFIIANV COUKT SALK OF VALUABLE
Citv Prenertv. Oil THURSDAY EVEN-
ING. OCTOBER 27, 1S31, at 1 o'clock, at the
Leepard Hetel, in the city et Lancaster, the
undersigned in pursuance of an order et the
Orphans' Court of Lancaster county, will ex
pose te public sale the following verv valu
able real e-tate, late et Thes. D.Kelly, dcc'd.
All that A'liluable Letet Ground en the north
west corner of East Orange and Marshall
streets, Lancaster city, fronting en East
Orange street about 130 feet, aud running
along Marshall 1e Marlen 215 leet. The prop
erty comprises peme of the most valuable
building lets In the eastern section of the city,
eligibly located in a rapidly developing quar
ter. Attendance at the sale w i!l be given and
terms made known by
W. U. HENSEL.
Administrator of Thes. D. Kelly, Dec'd.
II. SiitJBKr.T, Auctioneer.
Alse at the same and place will be offered at
publlesalct!ic2 Twe-Story BRICK HOUSES
and Side Let, at the southwest corner or East
Orange and Marshall streets, opposite the
nbevu lets. Ne. 1, adjoining Marshall street,
has a Irentage el C4 feet 10Inchc3, the improve
ments conststingef a two story Brick Heuse,
with wash house or summer kitchen, and a
depth et 150 feet te a public ulley. The side let
has 42 feet front, sufficient for nt least two
mere dwellings, and Is thickly planted with
quince, peach, cbcrryf apple and pear trees.
Ne. 2 Is a let 21 tent front und the same depth
as Ne. 1, with a tw-o-stery Brick Heuse, lour
feet wide alley en the west. There Is well et
excellent water and geed pump en the prem
ises. W. V. HENSEL.
Agent ler Heirs et Mary Kelly, Dec'd.
The above properties will be put as whole
and in purparts. ect5-tsd
THIRD EDITION
THURSDAY EVBNING, OCT. 20, 1881.
WKATUKK INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. C, Oct. 20. FortLe
Middle Atlantic states, fair weather, vari
able winds, stationary or higher barom
eter, stationary or lewer'tempcrature.'
IN UONOIC OF GAKFIELI).
Memerial Exercises In Bosten Te clay.
Bosten, Oct. 20. The memorial exer
cises in honor of the late President Gar
field, under the auspices of the city of
Bosten, were held te-day iu Tremont
Temple, which was elaborately decorated.
The platform was occupied by Mayer
Prince and ether prominent men, and the
audience, which filled the hall, was a most
intelligent one.
Mayer Prince, presiding, made a short
address,and Palestrina's requiem mass was
rendered by the Boylston club. Rev. Dr.
Lathrop offered prayer, and another mus
ical selection preceded the oration deliv
ered bv General N. P. Banks.
Five Men Killed.
Cincinnati, Oct. 20. Five men were
killed jesterday en the Cincinnati South
ern railroad, at MeKinncy station, 130
miles from this city, while tiding an a car
containing water tauks. The engine,
which had been detached, became un
manageable and was driven with
great force against the car. The
men killed were David Campbell, Gee.
Campbell, Jehn Alcorn, Charles Knobs
and Gee. Whippey. Anether empleye.
Thes. Smith, had both legs broken and
Dec Lane was badly hurt.
Mail KeDbcrs In Texaft.
Galveston, Texas, Oct. 20. A Hen
rietta special says : On Tuesday night at
six o'clock the mail coach from Galcs
ville was stepped east of Belknap,
twenty miles cast of here, and the
driver was compelled .te cut open
the mail sacks, when the regis
tered packages were abstracted and the
coach allowed te proceed. This is the
fourth time the mail coach has been
stepped by robbers en this route in two
months.
The Vitriol Thrower Acquitted.
Philadelphia, Oct. 20. The trial of
Gcoige Weed, charged with throwing
vitriol into the face of Geerge Sheppard,
by which the latter was terribly burned
and suffered the total less of one eye, was
concluded this morning by the jury ren
dering a verdict of net guilty, en the
ground of the insanity of the defendant at
the time of commission of the act.
A Maiked Meb.
Chicaoe, Oct. 20. A dispatch from
Helena. Arkansas, says three negrees
charged with the murder of a overseer
named McGrath were captuicd, by a
masked mob and James Cunningham, one
of the supposed culprits, was shot and
left for dead. He turned up alive next
day, denying his guilt and implicating
white men in the murder. The posse is in
pursuit of the mob.
.Suspected Suicide or u Clergyman.
New Yerk, Oct. 20. Rev Abijah
Keen, a Presbyterian clergyman, 75 years
of aire, of Highland Falls, Orange coun
ty, Xew Yerk, was found dead in his
bed in the Hamilton hotel this morning.
The gas had net been turned off in his
room, although the flame had been ex
tinguished. Suspicions arc entertained
that he committed suicide.
Lnwyer scoWlle In Court.
Washington, D. C, Oct. 20. Mr.
3CO-
ville, Guiteau's counsel, was in oeuit this
morning, but? after a brief conversation ic
tired without making an arraugement upon
the application for witness fees. It is
probable the judge will grant his applica
tion te-morrow and 1K0 assign him asso
ciate counsel.
Outstanding Bends.
Washington, Oct. 20. A ciicniar will
be issued by the treasury department this
afternoon regarding outstanding United
States bends. It is net known definitely
what the character of the circular will be
beyond the fact that it is expected te re
lievc any stiingency which may occur iu
the maikct.
Ilreuk In a l.cvce.
Qi incy, 111., Oct. 20. A dispatch from
Xcw Canten and Rockport, announces a
disastieus break in the Sny levees, two
miles above Scott's landing. The water
is pouting through a cievasse iu tericnts,
and a vast area of higly cultivated land is
being lapidly inundated. There is much
anxiety.
Murine Disasters.
Loxeon', Oct 20. There was a heavy
gale at (ueeiistewn throughout the night.
It is ic ported that a large ship, name un
known, sank outside Reche's Point and
that the cicw were lest. A schooner has
been v.ucckcd off Dundee and six lives
lest.
Tardy and Seasick.
Yohktewn, Va., Oct. 20. The btcamcr
Charleston, with the governor of Connecti
cut and stall' and troops en beatd, anived
this morning. She encountered rough
weather and also waited some time for a
pilot. Twe-thirds of the troops were sea
sick. Peabeily's Philanthropy.
Londen, Oct. 20. The Bail Jfcic
announces that the original sum of 300,
000 given by the late Geeige Peabody in
18G2, as a fund for building lodging
houses for the peer in Londen, new
amounts te 720,000.
Klgnty Thousand Ueilars in I'ulntlngs
ltunicil.
New Yerk, Oct. 20. Que of the heav
iest losers by the fire in Merrell's store
liouse was Mrs. Andrew MeKinncy, who
had a gallery of paintings valued at $30,000
stored there, which was totally destroyed.
Our Government's Hl.Uaver.
New Yerk, Oct. 20. A dispatch fiem
Peru says General Huribut has formally
declared te the Chilian forces in the Cal Cal
lae that the United States view with
marked disfavor Chilian ideas of conquest
en the west coast.
l'imllce Races.
PiMi.ice. Oct. 20. First race, one mile,
wen by Parele, Beunce second, Gov.
Hampton third. Time. 1:44.
Second race, the Vestal stakes, mile and
a half, wen by Brambaletta, Spark second,
Delta third.
Te-Day at Yoratewn.
Yokktewn, Oct. 21. The military le
view was successfully carried out here to
day, 0,500 men being in line. President
Arthur, with his cabinet and the ieteign
guests, reviewed the troops from the grand
stand.
The Mississippi Falling.
Burlington. Iowa, Oct. 20. The liver
became stationary about neon yesterday
and began falling about 2 p. m. Ne seri
ous damage has been done here
Hetel Humeri.
Newburyport, Mass., Oct. 20. The
Atlantic beuse and the buildings attached
thereto, at Salisbury Beach, were burned
this morning. Less 20,000, which is well
insured.
First Frest In Memphis.
Memphis, Tenn., Oct. 20. The first
frost of the season wasgeueral throughout
this region this morning.
Trtckctt en His Mettle.
St. Leuis, Oct.- 20. Trickett, the Aus
tralian oarsman, has sent a formal chal
lenge tc Hanlan'te row a three-mile race
en the Crcve Ceenr lake, near here, for
$1,000 a side and the championship or. the
world, en or about the end of November.
Death et a Journalist!
Bosten, Oet. 20. Henry 31. Stinson,
founder and owner of the Xewten Journal,
died this morning. He was an active
journalist all his life, being ene of the
eldest in the state.
MAMKJST.
nuiailelpbla Mrkeu
l"BiLADgi.rHiA, October 20 Kleur market
dull; Supcrtlne at 15 09S5 50: extra
at ." '5Q6 50 ; Ohie and Indiana family, at
" iQS 00; Pennsylvania tamlly 7 009
7 73 ; St. Leuis de f 3 0033 25 ; Mlnnesetv
Extra $7 3037 ": de straight, $7 ti5$ CO;
winter patent iS 003s 73; spilng de 3 23J?
9 00.
Rye flour at $C 0G VIM.
Wheat dull and easier: Del. and l'euna. Red
$1 4&3147; de Amber, 1 463147.
Cern llrm, light local supply ; steamer, 71e ;
ye low, 72c; mixed, 717Uc.
Oats tirmer, lair demand ; Ne. 1, White, 52
j52c; Ne. 2, de 51c; Ne. 3 de, 50c.
Rye quiet at $1 OS.
Previsions only in jobbing demand ; mc
perk, $13 50 ; beet hain, $J1 503 J2 Ml ; Indie
mess beet. $22 50. f. e. b.
Bacen Smoked shoulders 10 ; salt dc
0c ; smoked hams 14Cc ; plctiled Jvuiis
12ai3c.
Lard quiet ; city kettle 12Tf ; loesi butch
ers' 12gl2J : prime steam $12 50.
Butter Choice wanted ; ether kinds dull ;
ci earn cry extra Pennsylvania 33g4Uc: West
ern 37Js'c;de geed te eheice ZWHc : Bradford
county and New Yerk pxtra. 2S.i::i)c ; tiiU
2(!27c : Western dairy extra, iic ; de geed te
cueice.-J&'iac.
Rolls none here.
Eggs llrm ; supplies light : Penn'a, 27c;
Western, 2."c.
Cheese Choice llrm : low gmdes neglected ;
New Yerk lull cream RJiI4c; Western till,
cream IScide fair te geed, 1212c; tic
half-skimmed 8J10e; Peuna de., 75Jc.
Petroleum dull ; refined, "Kc.
Whisky at 1 IS.
Seeds Geed te prime Clever dull at !i
OJi: Timethy dull, 2 5022 15; Klaxsid
dull at $1 40.
XVew XerK market.
New Yerk. Oct.20jFleur State ami Western
dull: strongly in buyers' laver;Siiper!lncStati
$l70jt5S5; extra de, $5 700 25 : round-hoop
Ohie, :?f;er?JO DO: choice de, 7 OOgS 75 : Super
fine Western. $1 7033 75; common 10 geed
extra dr 3 7530 70 ; choice de de, fC OjyCO;
Southern dull and weak ; common te fair
extra, W I04J71O; geed toclielccdo,$730iSJ3 50.
Wheat liiillA lower, dull and heavy ; Ne. 2
Bed. November, $1 5031 51; de December,
$IK14QI 5"4; de January, 1 1 57.
Cern heavy : Jie lower ; less doing :
mixed western sjmu, OlSWMc ; de lutiire, IWJJ
nyhc.
Oats
'sS'iC lower; State 4 Sg5lc; Western,
4-.35IC
Grain and Prevision cjtiotatleu.t.
One o'efecic quotations et grain and provis. previs.
I0111, furiiNhcd by S. li. Yiiudt, Breker, 15Nj
East King street.
Chicaoe. Oct. 20.
Oe Nev. Pec.
Wheat s 1.3 IJS $ 1.3C
Jan.
1.3VA
Dec.
Coin .MX Ai-i
Jan.
Dec.
Jan.
17.SC
Lud ll.C-Vi lLU2i
PUILADSI.7UIA.
Oct. Nev. Dee.
Wheat $14i; $ l.47Ji f L3IJ
Coin ti'J .'0 .73
O.Us 51 .31 .51
Noen Ouotntien or tne rnln Mtrkei
Furnished by Jacob 1;. Leng, CnmintiMii
ISieker.
CniCAoe. Oct. Nev. Die.
Wheat f 1.31 ? l.:S'i
Cern .r.ij x,'.yA
.May.
Dec.
Oafs 15 .43
May.
Jan.
Perk I'f.70 17.00
Lard I1.:.!!J 1I.".M
PlIILAIIbLnilA.
Oct. Nev Dec.
Wheat i l.r. -. AVX 5 L51J If
Jan.
I.5IJ
Dec.
Cern f.-'i .7" .72
Jan.
.73J4
Dec.
Oats 51 SM;X Ziyi
Inn.
.32
Live Steca alaruets.
Chicago. Hogs Receipts, 20,000 head; ship
ments, 2,31)0 head ; market dull, very weak,
and lOfST'C lewer: miiny unsold; mixed pack.
ing5 tegi; 50 ; choice heavy, $C.iW7 20; light,
$;jji;30; cull t and Kramers, $3 5'3 10.
Cattle Receipts, .:,0y0 head; shipments. 2.OT0
head ; prime wanted ; a few cars sold at $7 253
7 50; medium te choice shipping, g5'-0( 23;
common te lair, $l23if3!0; butclieis' $2e!25;
stackers and feeder. Y3734; range cattle llrm;
Texiuirt, I2(W?3 !K; half-breeds and native",
$3 75 a 4 63.
bliei'i Receipts, 1,'Mi head: shipments 4f.O
head; demand l.iir and market tlriu en best,
but wcaken common te medium ; 'Jerriterv,
$223f3; geed te choice Cnlorades, 3."i033?5;
lair te pi i me natives, $lj7.".
East Lihkrty Cattle Receipts, 1,072 head ;
all local; $S (?) was paid for a I0.11I et 1,525 ft.
average; geed te prune, $5 233150; lair te
geed butcher .stock. $4 5035: common and
llht butcher, $.75 I; stectecrs and feeders,
U 25 4 ; bulls, cows and stags. $2 5034 50.
Hogs Receipts te-day, 27.G head : Philadcl
phf.is, $77 23 : best Yeikers, $1; 4CQGG0 ; com
mon te tair, fiJQt; 23.
Sheep Receipts, 4,.r0 head; selling at 35c.
sinsK MAinez.
New Yeik, Philadelphia and Lecal hlecks
also United States Bends reported daily b
Jaceii It. Lon'e, N. E. Cor. Centra Square.
Nkw Yuuk Stocks.
Stocks tinner.
Oct. IX
1. M. V U
I:e0 3M
A. M.
10:00
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122Ji 11 VtX
WVA 107K KWJ
33 .... 59
20 .... 20
124 123;; 125
103 107 lOSJi
bi 82 &yH
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117i 118'i 1I8JJ
MY, 13 44
Chicago ft North Western
Chicago. Mil. k. St. Paul
Cauad.i Southern
C C ft I. C L. I...... .......
Dc!.. Luck.ft Western
Delaware ft Hudsen Canal
Denver & Rie Urandc..
Hannibal ft St. Jee
Lake Shetu ft Mich. Southern..
Manhattan Elevated
Michigan Central
Missouri, Kansas ft Texas
N. Y., Lake Eilc ft Western....
New Jersey Central
N. Y., Ontario ft Western
New Y'erk Central
Ohie & Mississippi
Pacific Mall Steamship Ce....
St. Paul ft Omaha
de Prelerrcd
Central Pacific
Texas Pacilic
Union Pacilic
Wabash, fct. Leuis . Puclllc...
" ' Prcfuired.
Western Union Tct. Ce
Philadelphia.
3tecks steady.
Pennsylvania R. R
ittCmii !!? -
Lehigh Valley
Lchlgli Navigation
Buffalo, Pitts, ft Western
Northern Central
Northern Pacific.
" Prelerrcd
Ilcsten ville
Philadelphia ft Erie R. R
Iowa Gulch Mining
Unitsd States Bends.
V nlted Slates 1 percent?
" r. "
:i'A "
b3l 83 83
WA
3 40
43 43
3'iX SiVi
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32
130
i:Xi 130
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48
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r. m.
l:0i)
115
113
10!)
10-
I.ecni stecKH and ISeniU.
Par
val.
Las
salt-
I ancCIiy C per et. Lean, due 1S82... $100 $105
.. " isss inn 111
" 1890... 100
" 1833... 100
' 5 per ct. in 1 or 30 years. . 100
' iipercl. Scheel Lean.... 100
4 " in ler 20 years.. 100
" 4 " in5er20j'cars.. 100
" 4 " inl0er20ycai-s. 100
BASK STOCKS.
Fiist National Bank .' $100
Farmers' National Bank .... 50
Lancaster Cenntv National Bank. . 50
113.",!
120
105
112
103
10?."
105
$170bi
102.5
102.23
Columbia National Bank 100
140
135
134..M
202.5
145 75
141.5T
"OJit
$114
102.5.
1O5J0
10j.r
let;
70
Ephrata National Bank t..
First National Bank, Columbia.. .
First National Bank, Strasburg...
First National Bank, Marietta
First National Bank, Mount Jey.
Lltitz National Bunk
Manheim National Bank
Union National Bank. Mount Jey
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
tee
100
100
100
100
. 100
100
50
Our.rrvville It. R.. due 1893.
$100
Unmliii? ft Columbia R. IC.due 1832 100
Lancaster Watch Ce., due 188C 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
due in ler 20 years 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fnel Ce., -
due 1886 10t
Slevens Heuse 100
XtSCXLLAXEOrS STOCKS.
Quarrvville R. R. '50
$3.23
25
40
115 hit
Millers vllle Street Car.
.y
Inquirer Printing Company
Watch Factory
Gas Light anil Fuel Company..
Stevens Heuse... .............. ...
Columbia Gas Company
Columbia Water Company ,
Susquehanna Iren Company...,
Marietta llcllewware ,
TUKXriKK STOCKS.
50
10O
Si
1C0
100
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ESTEi: TAIX.VEXTS.
PfcKA UOUaE.
THURSDAY EVENING, OCT. 20.
Re-appearance of JOHN P. SMITH and W.
A. MEM'AYER'S world-lamed Comedy and
Musical Company, the
TOURISTS,
IN A PULLMAN PALACE CAR.
THE TOURISTS' RECORD :
1(W performances iu New Yerk, 03 in Philadel
phia, 31 In Bosten and all the tlr.st-c.ass
theatres in the Tutted States te
DENSELY- PACKED Al'DIENCES.
Popular 1'rlrcs, 7.1, .10 and 35 Cents.
Reserved seat at Opera Heuse etllce.
el5.IS,l'.ift20il
t'LTON OPKltA 1IUUM-:.
Friday Afternoon and Evening,
OCTOBER 31, 1881.
Twe immense operatic pcrfermunct'3 by the
Greatest Optratic Company iu America.
THE RENOWNED
EMMA ABBOTT
(raud English Opera L'empauy.
The most popular and successful operatic or
ganization. Complete and perfect fn every
detail. Artiste, Choruses and Grand Orches
tra, leriiiliiguu eusenibluwhich teruiagnitudi
and merit has never been equaled en the Eng
lish lyrle stage.
Emilia Abbett. Prima Den un Seprano As.-e-luta,
whose brilliant and uninterrupted tri
umphs en the English epciatiestagestand un
paralleled. Julia Recwahl Annetta Zelna
Pauline Maurel Maria lllndle
Signer Fabrini.
Alenzo Stoddard Gcerge Conly
Geerge Appleby GeerguOlml
Arthur Tunis William Brelcrick
and Williiim Castle.
SignorTeinasl Mmlcal Director
Friday evening. Gounod's Immortal Opera et
FAUST.
Emma Abbett, as Marguerite
Geerge Conly, as Meplllste
i-.iuiine Aiaurei. as SIcliel
Alenzo Stoddard, as Valentine
and Win Cistluas Faust.
.Alakiug the strongest and most expensive cast
ever given 011 the English opera stage.
Fi May afternoon at So'cleok, the Emma Ab Ab
eott Opeia Company will produce Balfe'M ever
popular Opera,
The Bohemian Girl.
J ulin Rncwald, as Arllne
Signer Fabrini, as Thaddcus
With the strongest cast, most elaborate cos
tumes and stage accessories ever presented.
FULL CHORUS AND GRAND ORCHEsTRA
PRICES Admission 73c. and$I ; GalleryOe
Bcscrvcd Seats, $1. Matiuce Prices, 25 and 50c
Rc-erveil Seats, 75i.
Sal-' of seats will begin Monday morning,
October 17, at 3 o'clock, at Opera Heuse Oflice.
ecll.'. Ctd
"Ijui.7N opera ttei's:;:.
PROFESSOR
GEO. R. CROMWELL
Will gi c u Series of Maguillceut
4 .i 171 1 . 1 1 1
Ail rjuieniiiniiieiiis.
ji
With Musical Acceinpuuiiiiriit, and llliuni
nati'd Illustnitiens of remarkable Paintings,
Antkuuand Medem SciiIptureaiiilIiuildliig-4,
and objects 01 Art-Wonder,
A COMBINATION OF ART, MUSIC
AND STORY
DELIGHTFULLY HAKXONIOVS.
TUESDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 23tll.
Part 1st. lip and Down tin
River Rhine.
Part M.- Beilln and iti Art
1 Wonders.
THURSDAY NIGHT. eCl'OBER 27th.
Part 1st. Tin- Grand .Sight of Hie
"BiuutiliilCity."
Pin 1 2d. The Leuvre and Its Ht.it-uc-i.
FRIDAY MGIIT
OCTOBER
2Slh.
Part I
t Ancient Ruins
of
the
" Eternal Citv."
,!':,! I 2 I. Medel 11 Ueiueund iti Art.
SATURDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER 23th.
Part 1st. Wonderset the " Med
ern Babvlen."
Part 2d. Tin; Sydenham Crystal
" Palace.
Deers open at 7:3' ji. iu. Enteilainincnt be
;:lns at 8.
General Ailmistlnn.
BOc. Course Ticket
3.1c. Reserved Seats,
including Hcjervul
Seats. HI.
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ectlO-Std
J.aTATKOF MICHAEL MALOXJs, lAT.
!i of the City et Lancaster, dec'd. The un-dti-slgncd
auditor, appointed te distribute
the balance remaining intlichands of Edward
McGovern. Win. L. Peipcr and .lamed I.
Burke, executers et said deceased, te and
among these legally entitled te the sam'e, will
sltfer that purpose en TUKSDAY, tlie23ther
OCTOBER, 18S1, atle o'clock, a. m.. In tiic
Library Roem et the Court Heuse, in the Ci' "
et Lancaster, where all persons Iiiterestc'
said distribution may attend.
CHAS. R. KLINE,
04 ltdeaw ' Auditor,
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