i
I!e J'.tiU Up.
Lewis iJicke), of the Eighth ward, who
was sentenced souse age te pay $2 per week
for tlie maintenance of liis wife, from
v. horn he lives apart, and who has failed
te comply with the order of the court, was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Chas. M. Strinc
this morning. Mr. Dickcl yielded te the
inevitable and paid up88andce.-.ts, whcie whcie
upen he was released.
Wat else j R Appointed.
This morning in court the following
watchers for elections were appointed :
Lancaster township Stephen II. Dun
lap, Democrat ; W. II. Inmau, llepub
lican.
Eighth ward Jehn A. Fiailey, Demo
crat. ; Charles P.itzberger, Republican.
Assignment.
Elam GrelU of Webt Karl township, has
made an assignment for the benefit of
his cicdilers. appointing Samuel IIeiTeid
as his assignee.
.v.iivut ' t,'eurt.
The major
drunl.'s out for
this morning wilt tbicc
days each and one a
woman for 30,
discharged.
Thxce ledgers were
Attkvhex is culled te Ilia advertisement or
Allan A. Horr.tCe. e! a public sale at tlie
Leepard hotel tins evening e: a two-etory
l.llck dwelling, N". '-IU East Fulton street.
Sneet-kb, SjlSCCC-S.
Ilr. Rruhal:rr, Slii' elecliepathli' physician, is
having great succc i in ail chronic diseases
when: medicine-, lia ' .'ailed, an a great many
can I est By, linlli in tin; cit- a!il country, te
whom you may be nl-iwl by catling at liU
office. Consultations In e. Office: Ne. 247 West
King-lil. H'l
Te-night I l.e ISuidc Mill voii.eisei" the I'cnn
Iren company will luil.ia lall at the Wet End
hall. Tiny ill introduce a new ilance, en
titled " l.uly lame." A pleasant '.imt K ex
pected. Ail:ni--ieii, .Mi cciil-.
W.iiiaimsUcr's Jraul I-p..t.
Tiii" attention ei pin chasers is directed te
the advcitl-cnienlel that prince et merchants
Jehn Wanamaki:!- whose Grand Depot at
Thiitcenlh and Muiket Mi eels, I'liliadelphiu,
newly supplied witli an immense display el
new ihingt. piesenls uuliuiilLd ait ract ions,
new that the shopping season i:. upon us in
lval cai nest. As il te anticipate every want eJ
his pat ma ami the gencial public, Mr. Wana
maker's advertisement en itinerates at length
ami Willi a eieiiprclieiisiw'iie.ss ei" detail nil
dert iken by lew advertiser-!, the varied assort
ment el e.wli, le be leniiil in the scores et ile
par'ineiiis that nial.e up hi- ureal establish
menl, and, as il U still liullier guide their
choice in Hie selection el goods ler Mil ami
winter, the prices el things aie in many eases
set forth in figures lint need no explanation,
and the moderate one of which carry I heir own
recommendation wilhlhcin. Mr. Wanaiiiak-
cr's long and sueceslul ca r at, a liu-.iiie-as
man has given him an insight into the needs el
the p..blic, au.I with the im and energy and
intelligent judgment that arc pieinliiciit tra'ts
in his cli iracler, addic-scs liini-cil" te the task
et meeting them with what miiii-s is belt
known te the hundred:)") thousands who have
dealing- uilhhim. Fair play U the watch watch
werdat Wanainak.M'-. and the:.- never will be
any apprehension that tin- lull werlh el" the
money expanded will iielbeglvcu in nil trans
actions lieic. Te any one hesitating as te Ju-t
what they need Uih tall ami winter we say
willi pcilcct a-aiiranec tint their wants will
la; satisfactorily met thcicin Read Jehn
WanainakeiVailvi tti-eiuenl en the 111 t page
et Hits paper. II till', tin' bill eninpli lely.
Aiiinttoiiients.
I'lulij) 1'liitlitii In-HUjht. Philip l'hillip-,a&-Msli-d
by his -en, will give one el their veiy
pepnl.ir entert linments in -St. rani's M. K.
church, en Seuth Queen Mitel. Tliey should
have a huge audience, :is they aie very geed.
-Our Ilniulrrd 11'nrv Tr-XIflit." Kreni tl.O
scere-el laverablc notices wliich the (Jeschc.
Ilepp-r i-euipiiiy luin-i wlh liiein as tl.Cir
credentials te popular raver, the iollewinif
trem the Deln.il We l'ic&s is reproduced as
a "specimen brick-" "The lill wa- decided
ami instantaneous : no play this season has
received -uch emphatic cudr.i.-eiiieut, antl no
such scene el enthusiasm an-I excileinent l'as
been wit ne.-,jil bince tills theatre came Inte
cxistenc."
Sce Here.
en aie sick ; well, there i-, just one lemtsiy
tli.it will cure you bejondpe--!bllily el doubt.
If it's Liver or Kidney trouble, Consuniplien.
Dyapep-in. Debility, Wells' Health Rencwcr Is
your nope. $1. Dru-;!,'l-ls. Depot-
An old lady writes us: "I am fi.1 year old
and wa- leebleand nervous all tlietimc, when
1 bought a bottle of Parker's Uingcr Tonic.
I have used litllc. mere than oils bottle and
loci :is well a- al It." bee oilier column.
' nl-lnidcod&weew
"What ni'iv one says must lialrue." that
"Dr Seller.-' liu;li Syrup" has no equal ler
cnu"hs:iinl tebb.. Try il. I'lkvil cents.
nl-lmd&w
In the. maiicrei iii-oreeieii nerves, Bosten
girl- sutler 110 mere than these el ether cities.
There an: palntul xcn-ihllltlea that nothing
can cure a thoroughly as Dr. Bensen's Cel
ery and Chamomile Piils, and every nervous
girl should use them. e.!l-lwdw
Slian'l I Take a Kiuc 1'illV
Ne, don't take it and 1 1111 the risk el mercu
rial poi-011-, but when bilious and constipated
get a package et the celebrated Kidney-Wert,
ami il will pecdil cure you. It is nature's
great lcinedy ler coii-tipatien, and for all
kidney and liver di-cases. II aels promptly
en thc-e great organs and -e re-teres health,
stiength and vigor. It is put up in liquid and
dry lerin, acting Willi equal lllcieney. Price
1.
"The doctors said 111 v wile had eoiisunip eeiisunip eoiisunip
ien. Tried ' Liinlscy's Bleml Searcher,' and
she has belter health than ever." . 11. Hub
bard, Hampden, Ohie, nl lnid&w
Nearly a Miracle.
E. Asenilli Halt.'lJIiigliampten, K. Y. write,:
'Isuirercd ler several months with a dull
pain threugli the lell lung an.! shoulders. I
le-l my spirils, appetite and color, and could
wlthditlieullv keep nil all da v. My met her
proem nl -euie Bunleek Bleed Bilteis ; I leek
them as directed, and have lell no pain since
llr-t week alter using them, and am new quit.j
well." Price $1. Fer sale, at II. B. Cochran's
drugstore, 187 North Queen stieet, Lancaster.
"Mkln OiM'ahcs " Cured ly Ir. Swayue's
Ointment.
Whal is mere distressing than an obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should gulltir a
-ingle hour when they have a urc cure in
" S waj-ne's Ointment " is past our compiehei: cempiehei: compiehei:
sien. Tlie worst ca-es el letter, itch, salt
rheum, or tint annoying complaint, itching
piles, yield te its wemlerliil all-healing quali
ties. Pimples en the lace and blotches en the
-kin arciemnved by using this healing oint
ment. Pcrlcetly safe and harmless, even en
lhenie-1 tender inlanl. Itching Piles -Symptoms
aie moisture, intense itching, particu
larly at night after getting warm in bed;
ether parts are sometimes atlVcted. Swaync's
Ointment pleasant, sure cure. Dr. Swayne &
Sen, S3 North Seventh street, Philadelphia.
I'a., te whom all letteis should be addressed.
Mild bv all prominent druggists.
0CII-T.TI1&FA.W
Ge te II. B. Cochran's urns Mere. 137 North
Queen street, ter Mrs. F,-ee Man's Xrw Na
tional Dues. Fer brightness and durability et
co!er,ai-e unequaled. Celer Iwnn 2 te 3 pounds.
Directions in English and (eruian. Pi ice. IS
cents.
Iti the Whole Itktery el Medicine.
Ne preparation lias ever performed such mar
velous cures, or maintained se wide a reputa
tion, as Aycr's C'iicuy Pkctebvi., which is rc
Cni7.ed a- the world's remedy Ter all lisea-es
et the threat and lungs. Its long continued
series or wenderl ul cures in all climates has
made it universally known as a safe and reli
able agent te employ. Against ordinary colds,
which are the lorerunner- of mere serious dis
orders, it acts speedily and surely, always re
lieving sull'ering, and elten saving life. The
protection It allerds, by its timely us'3 in
threataii'l chest disenlcra, makes It an inval
uable remedy te be kept always 'en hand in
every home. Ne person can all'erd te ba with
out it, and these who have once used it never
will. Frem their knowledge of Its composi
tion and ellects, physicians use tlie Cucimv
PucTer.AL extensively In their practice, and
clergymen recommend it. It U absolutely
certaln ia lis remedial effects, and will always
cure where cures are pes-imv. Fer sale by all
dealers. ut-lwilend&w
MAMIIAGJCS.
XI3LKV Heffsiast. Xev. 3. 18S1, at the resi
dence et the bride's parents, by Rev. Dr.
Giceiiwahl, Frank Xlcsley te Miss Lillie E.
Hefl man, both et East HeinpUcld township.
ltd :
M'OLITICAL.
Democratic Committee.
There will be a meeting of the city members
et the Democratic County and City Commit
tee, at the iNTULLieEXCEit Ofllcc In tills city
en SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 5, at
7 o'clock, sharp. A full attendance Is urgently
reijncsteil. W. U. HENSEL,
Chairman.
jvkjk AWJ-musxaiiutTs.
"IOK SAI.K.
Klc-tfant I5U1LDING SITES in the western
suburbs el the city, and BUILDING LOTS at
all prices and in all parts el the city. Apply te
ALLAN A. HERB & CO.,
Real Estate, Collection anil Ins. Agents,
scptr, etnitl u North Duke Street.
1i:ad this.
11 The ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN
ClIUItCH IN PARADISE will continue their
Martha Washington Tea Party,
OX
SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 5TII,
at the NEW CHURCH. Come one. come all,
and help us cat ourselves rich. Proceeds for
the benent or the church. Bj'erdcr et the
ltd COMMITTEE.
VTh-W AND SEUOND-IIANU
PIAXOS A ND OltiiAXS,
at great bargains.
.JUSTUS STUCKENHOLTZ,
o.T.i:ejanl,S2,R h'ulten Hull, Lancaster, Pa.
1UASTKO TWO HEN, ONK COPPKK-
y SMITH and one Tinsmith, te make the
Giant Galvanized Iren and Copper Tebaci e
and Heuse Steamer. Alse Agents wanted.
Applv ul once te JACOB FOOSE,
Ne. 131 East KIngStrcct.
.::! IwdR Lancaster, Pu.
l)Iltl.IlIllII.LIP.". TUKGIrTKD, INIM-
J IT A I! I. Kami world-renowned author and
singer of sacred song, assisted by his son,
whose voice terms a beautiful blending with
thatet his own in pathos and sweetnes-s, will
pi; at it. Paul's M. E. Church, Seuth Queen
street. Friday evening, November 4th. AU-mis-ien,
eTi cents. n3-2til
1)IIUL1C ft A I. K .MISS MAKGAKGT
Housten's Resilience. Ne. -i: East Orange
Mrccl. at 7 o'cleeir, SATU RD A Y EVENING, at
tlie Leepard Hetel.
Don't tail te attend
.JACOB B. LONG,
b.-j'i. iliHs & Sen, Real Estate Agent.
Aueiinneers. ltd
Arisrrim c)iU.niTTr:F: iii'iiiEL'AN
CASTER CITY SCHOOL BOARD.
Northeast Division : Dr. .Jehn Levergood,
Chairman : Charles fcchwcbel. E. G. Snyder.
Southeast Division : A. K. Spunier, Chair
man : Gee. W. Zccher and Jeseph Samson.
Southwest Division : Wm. A. Morten, Chair
man ; Daniel Miicych and J. M. Wcsthuetter.
Northwest Division : Dr. M. L. Ilerr, Chair
man ; Peter McConemy, J. W. Uyrne.
PU15I.li; SAI.IC Or CITY I'KOPKKTY
On FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, lUdl, at the
Leepard Hetel, en East King street, will he
old that two-story BRICK DWELLING and
let el ground, situate Ne. 203 East Fulton
sticel, containing tour rooms, summer kitch
en, garret, cellar, Ac., hydrant water in the
kltcueii, side alley and ether conveniences.
The let i- 10x83 feet, mere or less. This prop
erty Is In agoed renting locality, convenient
te Mteres. markets, &c.
Sale le commence at 7 o'clock p. in.
Fer lurther particulars applv te
ALLAN A. UERR & CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
B. F. Rewe, :t North Duke street.
Auctioneer. o2-J,2r.,i!),nev4
ev
STKUS !
J. C. Spaeth's.
Having new tvtittcd my Ice Cieam Parlors
fort lie iiseetaRKSTAURANT, I would invite
m v 11 lends and patron te give us a call.
Have also received
50 bbls. of Pine Grapes,
w hich I can eiler al a bargain.
OIl.lXUEN, J-VO'S, RAXAX AS. DATES,
and a lull line ei
CIIRIVI'MAS GOODS AND PENNY NOVEL
TI ES.
131M38-140 North Queen Street,
ni-2iii
imi.lC SALE OF CITY X'KOPEItTY,
Belengsng te the estate of Leah Sener,
deceased.
On FR1DA EVENING, NOVEMBER 11,
1SS1, at Coopers Hetel, en West King street,
Lancaster, Pa. (Chas. D. Tripple, proprietor),
will be sold that Twe-Story BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE and let belonging thereto, situ
ated cm t lie southwest corner of West Orange
and North Water streets, Lancaster, Pa., con
mining 8 reams and hall a rooms en first
lloer. :: en second ami i en llnlslicd attic gas.
het and eeld water, bath, hydrant in yard.
Let Irenls 19 feetaml 4 inches en Orange street
and extends southward along Water street 75
lei't and r inches, toua-leotiillcy.
This property is very centrally and conve cenve
nientlv located.
Parties wishing te view thepiepcrty can.ile
se by calling en the premises or the under
signed. sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. 111., when
term-and conditions will be made known by
BAUSMAN A BURNS,
Real Estate Agents,
Satu'l Hess, 10 iVt-sl Orange street.
Aucliencccr. nl7ldR
D
KMOCKATIC KALLY
FOR
NOBLE
AND VICTORY.
EIGHTH WARD IN LINE.
Democratic Meetings will ba held in Hie
Kiglitli Ward, this city, as fellows :
SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 5,
AT LUCAS FRITZ'S GREEN COTTAGE
HOTEL.
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 7,
AT .JOHN PONTZ'S S-ALOON, DORWART
STREET.
1). McMULLEX, ESQ., J. L. STKISMKTX, ESQ., 11. F.
D wis, Esq., W. II. Reland, uq., J no.
A. Covi-k, esq., and W.
IT. IlEN-EL
Will addrc- the Meeting.
nlsttd
1
,'AI.L. OIT.NINU
-AT-
H. GERHART'S
Tailoring Establishment,
Ot tlie LAHCEST ASSOUTM KNTJet line
SUITING,
OVERCOATING,
.sn
PANTAIjOONING
ever breiiKhl te the City el" Lancaster.
Prices as Lew as the Lewest
AND
All Goods Warranted as Represented !
AT .
H. GERHART'S
NEW STORE,
U 6 East King Street,
LANCASTER BA1LT
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
H
1UH & MARTIN.
CHINA HALL.
Just received by STEAMSHIP WYOMING,
Irem Europe a let of
USE GLASSWARE
IN
VASES.
BOUQUET HOLDERS.
FINGER BOWLS,
FRUIT BOWLS,
TUMBLERS,
CLARETS,
GOBLETS,
SHERRIES,
DECANTERS,
PITCHERS, &c.
4 LUMINIOUS MATCH-SAFES, "
SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW,
AT-
HIGH & MAKTIN,
Ne. 15 East Kine Streot.
TITEN-S AVKAK. MEM'S WEAK.
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
CLOTHING.
Hager & Brether.
Ne. 25 West King Street.
Have Full Lines or
Men's Overcoats,
Bey's Overcoats,
Men's Dress Suits,
Men's Business Suits,
Bey's Dress Suits,
Bey's Scheel Suits,
Cleths, Cassimeres. Suitings and
Overceatings,
In Latest Styles and Celers, In Largi- Assoit Asseit
menu MERINO UNDERWEAR, HOSIER! ,
GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEF.-.
and NECKWEAR, tit tlie
LOWEST PRICES.
IAGER & BROTHER
W1
I.L1AMSON & FOSTI.K
l'hls cool wisatlier l.i iiisjs Aith it the
thought et
HEAVY CLOTHING
and where te buy.
Our Stock is larger than at any pre
leu-9 time in the history el the heuie.
We have taken special palii" with our
OVERCOATS,
In buying the-c that are well made and
made te lit. We have otten hecii told
that our
CLOTHING,
Ills better than niesl of the ordered
work. Te lest this, come and see. It
you can get a perfect 111 and goods
made as well as te order ter about two
thirds of the price, why net save that
OXE-TnlllD?
Our stock or
HEAVY UNDERWEAR
is very large, and It Is very seldom we
have a call Ter anything that we liave
net (jet. The same can be said et
GLOVES,
betli ler dress and heavy wear.
&
111,
36-88 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. I'A.
JEWELERS.
rVb'.K GLASSKS,
OPERA GLASSES,
OPERA GLASSES,
AT
AUGUSTUS RHOAWS, Jeweler,
Ne. SO East Kin? Street, Lancaster. Pa
rsept23-3iuilced
B
A1LKY, HANKS & BIDDL.E.
! THE FINEST.
Altogether surpassing
our former importa
tions. Full supply of pure
White Solitaires.
Perfectly matched
pairs of unexcled
beauty.
Mountings in the most
novel and original
styles.
We select our own
Diamonds in Europe
and import directly.
s
BAILEY.
BANKS,
BIDDLE,
12th AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
INTELLIGENCER FRIDAY
HEW ADVEMT1SEMEXTS.
ONODGBASS, MCKKAT & CO.
MARKET & NINTH STS,
sramiss, IUERAY & CO,,
PHILADELPHIA.
DRESS CLOTHS.
WINTER OLOAKINGS.
SEAL SKIN CLOTHS.
SEAL and SILK PLUSHES.
LADIES' ULSTER CLOTHS.
CHILDREN'S SACQUEINGS.
BOY'S SUITIMS and OVERCOATIMS.
MEN'S SUITINGS and TROUSERINGS.
BILLIARD CLOTHS.
CARRIAGE and UPHOLSTERY CLOTHS.
FLANNELS FOli UNDERWEAK.
BEAYEUTEENS AND CQRDUllOYS.
L
am: A; co.
Lj
LANE & CO.,
Ne. 24 EAST KING STREET, LANCASTER, PA.,
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AID DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
JUST Ol'KXKl A SI'LKN1ID MNE OF
LADIES COATS AND COATINGS.
VERY CHEAP.
LADIES' UKDEKWEAK in all Rtailcs.
GENTLEMEN'S UNDERWEAH, in Red and White Goods.
IJLANKETS, in yrcat variety.
FEATHERS, Steam Cured.
CARPETS and QUEENSWARE.
HORSE and LAI IJLANKETS, BOLTING CLOTHS, &c.
Special Inducement', in price new as we dcsliv te mak.- a radical clianj-.e In teek 1-y
.IANUAUY 1, 1S2.
Jacob M. Marks.
Jehn
E
mr. j. z.niM.
Manufacturing Jeweler,
LANCASTER, I'A.
'I'lw. in'iiinl ii.tiiviMO nl Ihf ilitlerAnt Hues of
ially iertunate this year in producing styles et
le us te Miew te all who call. Our s'eck Is till!
Watches, Jewelry, Clocks,
J you want te Kct up any SPECIAL C1UUSTMAS GIFT place your elder: iw early as poi
In Solid CJeld or Silver we can make, in our own factory, any art iel; v. K nltli en-
1.?
ablcs us te Rive our customers advantage in prices, net usuaiiy j.mi.i.. '".V .... i.. i"..n...i.i
Till!. AKUXUtl, TINTKB Sl'KCXACI.KS. for whicli we are the hole a er il- n l'","."'t, l
county, we believe are the best In the world, ami we are satisileil that with the aid 01 0111 0111-
plele eutllt of Test Lenses, we can lit any eyes that need the an fit K
Our lacilltles ler KIIIST-CLASS UKI'AIKINU are eeinpletc nev0 PJ tn ien t
The very liberal share of trade we have received In tlie past has nceanwed us te p I. u .
our wi.s a iliii-r ami larirer stock than ever before, te which we cordially invite the atlentln.i
of all vhedchire te examine lieaiitliul nods
EDW. J. ZAHM, Jeweler,
ZAHM'S COKNEii,
net'2Xiiml&wU
H
OUSKPUKXISHIXC.
-i;e
FLINN & WILLSON'S,
-
FOU -
Fnmaces auil Steves of all KMs.
.lust received l,0O YAUO.S of Fl.OOlt Oil
CHAISTDELIERS.
CO.MIM.ETK LINK OF llOUStiiFUKNISUIXU OOODS FOU TIIL'
y Call and examine our sleck. Ne trouble te show geed-.
FLUTIST & WILLSON,
152 & 154 North Queen Street.
XURN1TVUE.
TlTlf STOCK FOK THE
FALL TRADE.
Is complete, yet 1 am adding constantly te it.
and veu will tlnd my Warerooms very much
ciewdcd with, the
REST GOODS AT THE LOWEST
POSSIBLE PRICES.
We are se crowded that it is
te show goods, but we will try
this by tlie hct attention.
Orders ter
rather diliicult
ami overcome
PIER AND MANTEL GLASSES
tilled at the very sherte.it notice
prices, at
and at lowest
FUKX1TUKK. ANII IMCTVKK MtAMK
WAUEItOOJIS,
15 KAST KING STKKKT.
WALTER A. HEINITSH.
iicpii-am
ccux.
K
i:. MAKTIX,
Wholesale and Ketall Dealer in all kinds of
LUMUER ANT COAL.
ani : Xe. 420 Werth Water
streets above Lemen. Lancaster.
nl r:
II
tuv.
Ms.'.
COHO & WILEY,
WiO NORTH WATER ST., JUtnearter, fa..
Wholesale and Uetall Healers in
LUMBER AND GOAL.
Connection With the Telephonic Exchange.
Branch Office : Ne. 20 CBNTRK SQUARE.
lebiB-lTd.
no te
REILLY & KELLER
reB
GOOD, CLEAN FAMILY COAL,
Alse, Hay anil Straw ly the bale or ten.
Fanners and ethers lu want et Superior
Manure will Unit It te tneir advantage te cais.
Yard, Ilarrlsbnrg 1'lke. )
Office. 20K East Chestnut street. ( al i-i
WANTKD7 A GOU1) WOMAN FOU OKS
ERAL housework. Must be able te g?e
ropnnitnnmlntlens : te the rlzht kind et a per
son first-class wages will be paid. Apply
this efllce '
NOVEMBER 4. I8S1.
ani: &
CO.
Charles.
Jehn B. Reth.
E
1V. .1. ZA1IM.
- - - Zahm's Cerner,
goods emb
iced in our stock have been spee-
uneualed beauty, w
In all departments
wl'.ieli II will lie a puimire
Silverware, Diamonds, &c.
LMCASTEK. PENN'A.
H
(lUSKrURNISUlNU.
te-
CI.OTII Irem '2.r cents per yaid up.
FALL SEASON.
EXTERTAIN31ENTS.
fVl'EUA. IJOUSK.
Friday Evening,
November 4lli.
A "OOvl, pure and ivliolcenie drama, en
deited by press, pulpit and public.
THE UNRIVALED
(iOSCHE-HOPPER COMPANY,
In I lie greatest snecess ler many years,
1 00 W IYES.
A new comedy drama In lour acts, by O. A.
fierce iimlJas. 15. Kunnlen, produced upward
or ::0J nights in all the large cities with extra
ordinary success. Embellished with lijwnin
ccnt scenery, piving correct views et ball , jjike
City and vicinity, interpreted by asnpcrb cast
PRICES, - - - S5, SO and 75 cents.
Reserved catM-.m be luilattheOpci-a limine
Office. 31-5t.l
i TITK. .IIIUN 1. MISHLEK A!SliKl'. A
I JW. Ilrilliant Concert at the
OPERA HOUSE,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1881,
Under the auspices of the LAMJAsTfcu
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, In the ap
pearaucc of the
Oarreno-Denaldi
OPERATIC CONCERT COMPANY.
TERESSA VARREXO,
The great Ptanisle.
i.'rTA ini7VAT.nl.
I " " Ttnllnn I'rimii-Dmiiia.
riETRO FERRANTI,
King of Butle.
ROIIERTO STAXTIXT,
Operatic Tener.
Accompanist, CARLO TORIAXA.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES, 35c.. 50c.. 75c.
lfi'cnrvi'd Scats at Yeeker's Office. 75c.
This company bring their own Webcrllrand
Piane. ni-fitu
LIQUORS, &V.
TIINGWALT'S
WINE, LIQUOR. ALCOHOL
ANI)
UHUlillI Oleai'M
feblC-lyd XO, 203 WEST KINO STREET.
G
1AVEBNS OF LIIRAY.
CAVERNS OF LURAY,
LURAY', PAGE .COUNTY. VIRGINIA,
About one mile from the passenger depot fit
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, are new
brilliantly Illuminated with the Electkie
1 KJIIT
THE LURAY INN,
Specially erected and beauUfully lurnlshcd ftir
the accommodation et visitors te Pae caverns
iq nnmi tnr tlie rcccntien efttnests.
at J
A IIAPACIOUS BESTAUUANT otters
usual facilities
te large and small excursion
parties.
eet2ti-lmdw
TURD EDIT1M.
FRIDAY EVENINOrNOV. 4, 1881.
WKATHKK INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. C, Nev. 4. FerlLe
Middle Atlantic states, fair weather, con
tinued cold northwest te southwest winds
and risiuff uarcnietcr.
3IINISTEK WKST.
riilladeliilila's Cordial Kccoptlen of
Sir
.toward Thornieu's successor.
Philadelphia, Net. 4. At nine o'clock
this morning the revenue cutter Hamil
ton, having en beard the reception com
mittee, started down the river te meet the
steamer Indiana and escort the new British
minister, Hen. Lionel S. Sackville-West,
up te the city. The cutter met the steamer
opposite League Island, where the com
mittee guests bearded her. A reception
was held in the cabin by Mr. West. Joel
Cook, secretary of the committee, read
an address of welcome from the mayor, iu
which the latter regretted his inability te
be prescut, but tendered the hospitality of
of the city te the minister. Anether ad
dress was read by J. Price Wethcrill en
behalf of the reception committee. Mr.
West replied in a few well-chosen sen
tenccs, in which the hope was expressed
that the present geed feeliug between the
United States and Great Britain heretofore
prevailing might be lasting, and he assured
his listeners that he would le .:'l iu his
power te promote that end.
This concluded the formalities. A ge n
cral introduction then took place. Among
these present were the following, most of
whom are prominent in business and ship
in circles here : Philip Fitzpatrick, Cel.
J. N. McComb, William Waterall, of the
St. Geerge's society ; William Breckie.
Jehn Lucas, Capt. Wm. Arthur, R. N.;
Fred. Adams, secretary of legation at
Washington; Jehn T Baily, president
Commercial Exchange ; Hen. Wm. D. Kel
lcy, Hen. Chas. O'Neill, Capt. Clipperten,
British consul ; James A. Wright, and Sen Sen
aeor Horatio Gates Jenes.
The Indiana arrived at her deck at li:le
a. m. The party took carriages and dreve
te the Continental, whcie lunch will be
served. This afternoon it is intended te
escort Mr. West te various places of inter
est throughout the city, although the
pregramme has net yet been definitely
arranged, and at six o'clock te-night he
will be the recipient of a banquet at St.
Geerge's hall.
&. At one o'clock he was received at the
mayor's office, that official delivering
a biief address of welcome.
CI.UCSTOX'ii MUKUKKEK.
l'tler v.. Abbatt Surienders UluiseU and
CenlcMscs tlie Crime. The I'ollce In
credulous. PniLAiini.riiiA, Oct. 4. A few minutes
before midnight last night, a manen
tcicd the Fourth district police station,
and giving his name as Peter W. Abbett,
said that he desired te surrender himself,
lie then made a statement le the sergeant
en duty te the effect that he (Abbett)
knew that he was accused of the murder
of Samuel II. Clugsten, at Valley Ferge
last spring, and he wished te be held te
answer for tlie crime. This morning he
was taken te the Central station, where he
made a lengthy statement in which he de
clared that, he niindcicd CIngsten. The
chief of police, however, denies that the
prisoner is detained en account of that
murder.
The chief of police telegraphed te the
district attorney at Norristown, that a
man was under arrest who claimed te have
committed the Clugsten murder. It has
since been declared that the prisoner is
Christian Heusel, an old thief, who has
served eight years in the Eastern peniten
tinry, and several terms in the Heuse of
Correction. It is believed that his Btery
is a fabrication, and that he is partially
demented.
IIIJVUINMKNT BONDS.
As'-ist:iiit Secretary French Issues Anetmr
Call.
Was:iixten, Nev. 4. The following
ciieular 1 dative te t'.ic redemptieu of
L'nitcdSiatcs 3V per cent, beutls was issued
ly tlie' treasury (lnMrtincut at half-past
two this afternoon.
" Washinoten, D. C, Nev. 4, 18S1.
Netice isherebv "iven that en Wednesday
next, and en each Wednesdey thereafter
tiii-Ainrii the n resent month and until
otherwise ordered, tlie department will
redeem at the office of the assistant
treasurer of the United States at New
Yerk, paying par and interest accrued
te the date of redemption, any uncalled
United States howls continued te bear in
terest at thrc3 and 0110 half percentum te
an amount net exceeding $2,000,000 en
each day mentioned.
Sinedl "H F. French,
" Acting Secretary."
N l'Vce Kldca en the Fast I.ine.
rniLADELiiiiiA, Nev. 4 III censequence
of the limited accommodation en the fast
train between New Yerk and Chi
cago, the Pennsylvania railroad com
pany has decided net te honor
annual parses or te cmleisc trip
passes for that train. The same rula has
been adopted en the lines of the company
west of Pittsburgh. Ne failure te make
schedule lime in cither direction has yet
occurred in the movement of the train.
The Arizona Indians.
Tomijstene, Arizona, .Nev. 4. liesuics
who broke out at San Carles recently are
camped at Casa De .Tales and arc trying te
make peace with the Mexican authorities.
The authorities, as a blind, aie noia neia
ing' out inducements te the Indiins
until troop? new near them are ready te
attack them. It is also reported Indians
escaped into the Guayncah mountains,
where it will be impossible te subdue them
for years.
The English Hallway Murder.
Maidstone, Nev. 4 The trial of Arthur
Lefrev for the murder of F. .1. Geld ou
the Brighten railway express tram in June
has commenced. The prisoner appears
calm and collected. The attorney gener
al, Sir Ucnry James, is opening the case
en behalf of the crew. The prisoner
t.leaded net miiltv. Lord Chief Justice
Coleridge presides,
densely crowded.
The court room is
Execution of a Murderer.
Pr.ATTsr.rwi, N. Y., Nev. 4. The exe
cution of Henry King, who murdered'
Michael ITcyclin in Clinten prison, July
13th, took place here at 11:32
this morning in the ceuuty jail.
Kin" wrote a letter last evening te
the editor of the Pittsburgh Republican,
saying lie believed his sins were feigivcn
and regi citing his crime.
,iiew at Scranton.
km. v-cten- Xev. 4. The hills around
Scranteii arc covered with snow this morning-
Celd Weather.
aIacch Chunk, Te.., Nev. 4. There
was au inch of snow in the mountains this
morning, with the thermometer 18 degrees
above zero.
' -
Kcalhcrv Flakes at Leck Uaven.
Leck Haoen. Nev. 4. Flakes of snow
have been falling here at intervals since
eleven a. m., and at present there is a
slight fall en Bald Eagle mountain.
MARKETS.
nun teTK Dlri..
Wcst-
hrk. Nev. 4. r lour aiuie uiui
em 'inlet and prices uiiiieumcciueu ciium;--
..V
Siinerlinc siaic ai. t.-ii'-. --i" -' z
iin- V7.v i emul been Ohie. $." S0SC 73 ; Superflnc
.. .' .rji . M1 V I-l If . "
' Western, Jl :r&.". 20; choice White tt heat
de. $7 25g3 25; Southern dull and unchanged.
Wheat unsettled, opening llJie lower;
altcrwards became llnu and recovered from
the decline ; Ne. 2 Red December. $1 4."C?1 W ,' ;
de January. l IsJSiJl ''; le Kebrnary,
$1 51.
Cern opened CJle lower and atterwar I be
came tfrm and lecevcied about Ke: mixed
western spot, Ci'riOe; i'e future. GOtJTee.
OatsJiSjrc better: Stae iTjjsic: Western,
46Q3te.
Philadelphia Mar kc:.
PHlLAtKLrHlA, Nev. 4. Flenr dull and
weak; Supertinn ut 14 253.1 0J; extra
at S5 23QG ue : Ohie and Indiana ramiiv,
K 237 C3; Pennsylvania family id ."Oj
700: St. Leult de 7 7."9S 00: Mlnnset:'
Extra at 17 2537 50: de straight at $7 .W3773:
winter patent JS ejgs ;." : spi Ing de js 2"ir
3 75.
Kv flour at J3 Cigti.
Wheat dull and lower : Del. nml Penn'a
Red 91 39WQ1 II ; de Amber, il 41ifl AZ.
Cern dull and easier.
Oats dull and lower.
Bye dull atfl 09u?le.
Previsions dull.
Lard dull.
Butter market dull and barely sie.idv :
Creamery extri Pemi'iylvaiii.i at S7"t-V :
Western at 36?u&.
Kggs scarce and llrm.
Cheese dull and weak-.
Petroleum dull : reliaul, 7!;i'.
Whisky sales at $1 11.
Seeds Geed te prime Clever dull at ag
9"4; Klaxseid nominal at SI 4:171 13.
Necii Ouimtiieiis ui llie tiram Maruct
'urnl-jl.el by .lacel) l. Leng, CemmWintn
Breker.
Chicago.
WhMt Cem OaJs Perk Lar.l
Dec ll.2S; i'i'.. -?42: S --
.'an I.' Ml ' Ai 17.10 ll.'-V
Feb 17.10 II. 1
May. S5 a: ...
Pblladclplitu.
Nev.... 1.3; ,s .."ii ....
Dee..... 1.4ij .7tn .M)7
Jan 1.4(?4 .'iyx .3i'i
Grain anil l'revi:r.n (tuutatlen.i.
One o'clock quotations et grain and prove -Ions,
furnished by S. K. Vuiiilt, llreker, l."..
East King street.
Chicago.
Wheat Cern aU Peik
Nev.... $l.aX $.C-'Z .:2 ?!" !'
Dee..., 1.2SK .lil'i .12 'a ....
Jan !.; .lili'.', .12 I7.i(
l-i rd
t.vr.
II.UTK
Philadelphia.
Nev... 1.10 . ."it
Dee 1.42-s .7trH .'K
Jan I. Ill,1 .7;! .r,
StecJC .r.arKct.
New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Stocks
alie United States Bends reported daily bv
Jacoh 11. Lemi, N. E. Cor. Ceatie Siiiare.
Nkw Yeuk Stocks
Stocks heavy.
Nev. 4.
A. If. I'. M. V Is.
IIS.ihi i:i'.e ;t:.
ill Oil 3 V '
Chicago A North Ve-.lern 127 127,',', 127',
Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul HvV H'S ' litf .
Canada Southern "J.J Ul fil'..
Del.. I.ack.& WuHtern IJ7 I27,'.1 12'.'.
Delaware A Hudsen Caiuil.. .. UO: !i.'- l(M;
Denver A Rie Ur.indi: s: Sl' Sl1
Hannibal St. Jee !;
Lake Shere Mich. Suitlii'i:i.. 121 122" il-
Manhattan Elevated 51.' t 52 52 ,
Michigan Cential '.u1 i 'J!', 91 ;
Missouri. Kansas a Texas ii II i II
N.V.,lJikErIe & Western.... -tt lii'. 17',.
McwJcrMeyCcntr.il W, W-A 'X''
N. V.. OnUirle Weslurn "Hi "- "l-
New Yerk Central I !'',; ll'i IS.',,
Ohie Mississippi 4-j .... 12'
Pacific Mali Steamship l.e ... II1; M'j lilji
St. Paul & Omaha H' --.- U
de Preferred I': .. 1112;;
Central Paeiiie ''' 'i"?i
Texas Pacille rd 51 'i 5li
Union Pacille IMl l-'i !2.?5
Wabash. St. Leuis -V Paelll.- ... isij IJi 4 i
I'll'l.'llf.l b:'rt !: s.j;a
Western Union T 1 C -: -''-'a 5'h
PiiiLAnvLrr.iA.
Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania R. it ' W jv
Reading ;:l ':;'s "
Lehigh Valley WU
l'tilgh Navigation !;
Buffalo, Pitts. Wislern 21! .... 2iy.
Nerthcru Central d;'
Northern Pacille. v.. .vi'C .vU !'i
Prelerred HI s- 52
Hestenvill!. '-'"
Philadelphia Erle I:. It 2
IewaUulch biiuiug
Unitke Status Cekds. 1. m.
I:W
United StaliM 1 percent' ... HC
1 i " 11::
.- ' .... l
: 101.
EOR SALE.
Tuili.l SALK OF MSA TOBACCII.
There will be for .sale alie t
2,000 lbs. or Uoed Lear Tobacco,
At Xe. 723 Kat Orange street, at 2 o'clock p.
m..-en WEIiNLSDAY, XOVKJIBKR'.).
Tlie Tobacco can be seen en the premises.
At tlie same time and place; the Tobacco
Shcil. l'J feet leug.'JlJi leet wide and HI lee!
high, will be seid, being the propel ty of tie".
B. Mowery, lateet the city et Lancaster, de
ceased. Conditions et sale made known by
n:i5td MRS. ANN' MOWISRY, Widow.
PUBLIC SALK OF VAI.IIABLi: CITY
PROPERTIKS.-O11 t'RIDAl. NOVEM
BER 4. 181. will be sold at public sale, by vir
tue of an order or tin; Orphans' Court et Lan
caster county, ut the Black Herse Hetel, en
Xerth Queen street, LaneaV.crcity, the l.illou l.illeu
lng valuable real estate, late 1 he property et
Elizabeth Brecht, i!ccca.-c.l. le wit :
Xe 1. A let or piece or ground hit uated en
tlie l est side or Seuth Prince stieet. in the city
et Lancaster, Pa., containing in lient, en
Prince street, sixty-lour leet an I lour inches,
and in deptli te Waterslreet one hundred and
forty-eight leet. The improvements theiceu
ceiiHist or 2 two-story part llRICIv and pil
FRAME HOUSES, Xes. i:;i ami WM. two-leij
Brick Stable en Water street, well or water
with pump therein, fruit liccs and all ether
necessary outbuildings.
Xe.2. A certain tract or pb-ce el 1 mil con
talnlng:t ACRES and 1.2iS(ii ARE PBRCIIKU,
strict measure, iviug and being in the Kiglitli
ward of said city et Laue.istei.aiul ndieiiiing
lands et Henry llebr.ink, Ceergi: Kelb. Ir.
Henry Carpenter, Silvias K.-tate. Scheiailier
ger's Paikainl Hazel street.
Xe.". A let or piece el gieuud sit.iati-il en
conic ret Middle and Duke streets, iu tin: :it
of L'uieiister, Pa., eeiiliiluiug in tient en Mid
dle street twelve leet six inches, mere or less,
and extending in depth along ireutli Duke
street, two hundred and seven leel. mere or
less le an allev.en wiileh is elected a three
story BRICK DWELLIMJ HOUSE, part used
as a saloon; Stable Hydrant and ether im
provements. Sale te commence at 7J-S e clock p. m. or said
day, when terms will be made known by
" UEOIIUE S. DAXXER.
IIesrv Siti'BKirr, Auct. Trustee te sen.
eetiS,l,J.2CAn2,ld
IWiilTlVi: PUBLIC SALE Ot' AI.UAKI.I.
J CITY RESIOENCES.-On THURSDAY.
NOV. 17 ISSI.nt the Leepard li'itel. ou Klist
King street, will l.e sold all these certain
three brick residences, situale.Nes. '17, 231am!
211 East Orange street, in the eityet I-ancustcr.
Each house consists et a three-story brick
main building 2IJ..'x23fcct,witlitw-.steiYbricIc
back building, 13x:h leet, with balcony and
one-story brick wash-heiise ettachetl, 12I.
feet, all built but a lev years age and in the
most substantial man ner. The walls et the
main buildings are i:j Inches thick ; tin: joists
ler first stories, and all the Meers, are el the
best pine lumber, and tin: material used In
the construction of the beuses is of thebe-t
.,.,.. ut e- The fronts hate niaibie bases and
Men" handsome cornices, Ace. In each liouse
there'areen the first lloer a hall, v.ilh vesli
bale, large pallor, illnlnp-niciii with dumb
waiter, pantry and elesetu, kitchen with
lange. sink, cnpbeanN,&e.. and a wa-li-iien-e
with thri-e hoapstene wash-tubs and othereen
venhwicles. On the second lloer there are lour
chambers, with a clesi-i, in each, and a bath
room with stationary wash stand, bath tub,
water closet, Ac, and en the third lloer two
rooms in Irent with closets. :. in I a garret ever
the whole back building. An excellent cellar
under the whole house. Iletaml cold water
in L-iiehen. wali-heiiiu and bath room, with
bv 1
ways, inside :
and
teps,
11 These three houses an; all built exactly
alike, are first-class properties In every re
spect located in one et the most desirable lo
calities ler residences in the city, convenient
te the business centre of the city, te chinches,
schools, markets, railroad depots. Ac.
Tlie lets are -ixii.w ieei, Lum.uniin . ......
etv of truit trees. Am , including the right te a
well of never-railing water, with pump there
in or, it desired, the lets will extend through
te Marlen street. 211 rcet. .
On the rear et 237. and front',,;, en Mar.eii
street, are a two-story BRICIv Utt hl.LIM..
witli 3 rooms, cellar, Ac , and a large brick
stable, all et which will lie sold with Ne. ., it
Alse, lit the same time and place, will be fold
.rinrvliKlCK DWELLING, with two-
extending
Tvdtliirds of the purchase money may re
main In either et the properties irdesircil an.
prepositions te purchase at private sale, will
be entertained at any time previous toiUyei
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock, p. in., when
asses' wm ""i-ssa kfiTa:'"
B. V. Rewe. Auct.
Ker furtiier particulars, apply te
ALLAN A. HhKR A CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
Xn.:i North Uukestieet,
nl.4,7,11,15,17 Lancaster, I'a.
complete sewer conneeueiis nmu '"- "
li-eni the yard. C:w threugli the whole lieue.
Elcant mantles, with heater liu parlor and
dinnr'-roein, and Hues arranged ler healing
rt,,-ii!ie from cellar, a rem. aim uai.-n. .ii
entsiiie cellar s
story uncK eacK iiuiiiuiis. -i ".' '
nnt street, containing 7 room-", garret, cel.ar.
balcenv. Ac., hydrant in yard, et IjxDI leet.
t.lf .. Ta Tftfl kil II I'lllMT.
te an alley, witn neg pen, neu