LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER SATURDAY NOVEMBER 19, UWl.
JVEH' AVVr.iflliiE3lt.S1H
SAVKH KKAUT LU.NCH ND GEORGlC
Keller's ' Philadelphia Kcer tills (SATUR
DAY) evening at the Hear Bar, Leepard
Hetel.
17STICAYi:i FttOM KO. 20 KAT WAL
J nut hi vi-tU tills morning, a W lute Setter Setter
Deg. A suitable rewanl will be -jlven it re
turned te Ne. 0 East Walnut stu .r. It
S MOOTING MATCH FOli A LOT UK
flneTUHKEYS at
M1LLPOUT HOTEL. TUESDAY AITTEU-
NOON,NOV.22.
All sportsmen are invited.
nl'.l-2td JOHN F. ECHTEP.NACHT, Prep.
FOIl THK CHr.APF.ST, FIXKST AND
lni t'c-t stork or furniture or all kinds,
SPRINGS. MATTRESSES. CANE and WOOD
BEAT CUAIKS. LOOKING glasses. Ac., go
te HOFFMEIEU'S,
ltd 2". East King street.
OUUKKKtlll ANI FIGS' FECT LUSCH
a CAPT.JOHN POXTZ'fc .SALOON,
in Dnrwart street,
th's ( SATURDAY ) night. He-t of Uccr en
tan. ltd
SIXIKKICOl'T AND FIGS' FIJKT LVKCU
Tills EVENING at Hie
MANOR HOTEL, WEST KING STREET.
Phili'dc"jhi:i Heeren tap.
ltd WM. REIIM, Pi op.
N
JhW AND SECOND-HAND
PIANOS AND OH CANS,
at great lmrgiiliiH.
JUSTUS STUCKLNIIOLTZ.
o2lHejanl,R2.It Fulton Hull. Lane istcr. Pa.
PUBLIC NAI.i: OF IHIKSF.S.
On MONDAY. NOVKMKKR 21. ISM. at
Daniel Legan'-i Sale stHble, Maiki-l street,
rear or McGrann limine, Lancaster, Pa.: 1G
Heart of Canada Horses, liem te it yearn old.
They are heavy-honed feeders, sale te com
mence at 1 o'clec k. p. in A credit of GO days
will be given. DANIEL LOGAN.
nl9-ltd
ESTATKOF KLIZAIIETII StllltK, LAl'Jl
et the city et Lancaster, deeeabcd. Let
ters of administration, v.-ith the will annexed,
en said estate having; been granted te the un
dcrbigned. all persons indebted thercteare re
quested te make Luiiiciiatc seltleinanl and
these having claim" or di-m.v.idsugainit the
same will present th"in without delay for set
tlement te tin1 uinleihlgneil. residing in S'lid
city. JEREMIAH KIFE, Adm'r..
1!) Ka-t King street, Lancaster. Pa.
J. 15. Cem), Alt'y. nl'.)-8td,eaw
UltLK; SALK.-ON WEDNESDAY, KOV.
23, ltSI, will be sehl at Ne. 520 North Queen
street. Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Michjas Heds mid (ed-tcad, Hureaus. Tables,
Chillis. Curpeu by tin; jaid, Moves and Pipe,
Tin und ueeniwnreaud many ether articles
net mentioned.
Sale te commence at 3 o'clock a. in. Condi
tions made knew by P. HENDEK.
II. SllUlJEKT, AllCt. lll9-5t
w
K IIAVK JUsT KnCLlVED
800 YARDS OF
Bedy Brussels Carpet,
AS GOOD AS NEW,
SEWED TOGETHER. READY XO LAY,
Which we will eiler te the public at gicut
bargains. Alse
NEW & SECOND-HAND FURNITURE
Frem the I5et Manufacturers.
Goods bought ler cash and sold either ler
cash or en ii Mallmruts.
Give us a call. Always receiving something
new.
HESS & FLINN,
New t Second Hand furniture Waioieoms.
148 & !"( North Oiiecn Street. It
H
lull & MAKTIN.
CHINA HALL.
CHINA,
GLASS,
QUEEMWAEE.
HIGH & MAR TIN,
Ne. 15 East King Street.
N
KXT IMHJK Tl THE IXWKT HOUSE.
FAHNESTOCK.
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, TLANNELS
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, FLANNELS
BLANKETS, COMFORTS, FLANNELS
IN UANTITIi:.
IN QUANTITIES.
ALL AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICES,
LL AT IH'B USUAL LOW PRICES.
Jasl open laige let
HLA K CASHMERES
111. . 1 VK ( 'A SH MERES
Fkiui Importer's Sale of a Celelirnted iiiufce
ALL WOOL, FROM 4 Or. TO SU.
ALL WOOL, FROM 40c. TO 11.
BLACK SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
FROM 50e. TO S3 PER YARD
FltOM SOc. TO 58 PLR LM1D.
SHAWLS. SHAWLS.
SHAW LS. SHAWLS.
Onr tteck el SHAWLS et every description Is
new Full and Complete, te which
we invite the attention el
these in want.
Ladies' Coats and Delmans
Ladies' Coats ami Delmans
FROM 3 TO S30.
FROM 3 TO S50.
Gossamer "Waterproofs,
Gossamer "Waterproofs,
FOR LADIES. GENTS, ROYS AND GIRLS,
FOR LADIES, GENTt, P.OYS AND GIRLS,
AT LOWEST PRICES.
AT LOWEST PRICES;.
FAHNESTOCK!
Next Doer te Court Heuse.
BY VIRTUE OF A KEsOLUiTON PASSEu
by City Councils Thursday, June 2, 1881,
conferringjen nic authority te eell $5,00,) et the
nncxncndiMi balance el th' lean approved
February 7, 1874, ler the further Improvement
or rue water wents, i nereeyusK ier muru
SALS ler Six Thousand Dollars of the afore
said lean te be handed in at the Mayer' office
un te WEDNESDAY, the 23J day of NOVEM
BER, 1681, at 3 p. m.
This Lam is " free from tax for any purpose
whatsoever," bears SIX PERCENT. Interest,
payable seini-anniiallv at the Treasurer's
office, and is due and pavablc April 1. 1S90.
The Lean will be issued in certificates of in
debtedness of the City et Lancaster, in such
forms as are new prescribed for the issuing of
nic Kamc; in ucnominaiinmiet ?lceiinl multi
plies thereof.
The debt et the city el Lancaster is $712,412.00
Amount in linking fund, iru.33S.c3 ; hutas
sessed valuation ter city tax purposes, $11,
3.."i75. Amount of debt propecii te lie mode.
W.O0O. Fei in et proposed lean, cert illcate of
$100 or multiples thereof ; payable 1801.
A tax levy of Sluet one mill per cent, was
enacted ler the payment of aid lean.
JNO.T M.vAJOXlGl.E, Mayer.
nlS-Tu,Tli,SVMd
SEW AVVERT1SEXEST8.
FINE FAMILY GltUUl.ttl KS !
JCST I1ECKIVEI1 I
A FULL LINE OF EXTKA PURE SYRUPS,
SUGARS. TEAS, COFFEES, sUGAR-
LURED HAMS;. DRIED IIEEF. Etc.;
F1SH.SWLSS,LIMBERGER.SAP
SAGO and DAIRY CHEESE.
Alho, home-made Mince Meat, Table Sauces,
Tellies. Canned and Dried Fruits. Nuts, Sar
dines, Canned Flab, Pickles and Pure Spices
of all kinds.
A fine old California Brandy and Wines; a
fine old home-made Grape Wine and genuine
Old Kye Whisky.
Fine Minnesota mid ether Family Fleurs.
Alse, the celebrated imported and home-made
Sam kraut. -
Call and examine my f-teck. whether you
buy or net. PHILIP GINDER.
Cerner East King and Plum Sticsts.
nlifitdsR
OKPIIAAs' COURT. IAkK OF VAMTA1ILK
real csta!c.-On SATURDAY EVENING.
NOV. Ill, 1&81, at the Keystone Heuse, North
Queen street. Lancaster. Pa., In pursuance of
an order et the orphans' court of Lancaster
county, will be sehl at public sale the follow
ing valuable prepeitv, Jate et Jacob Shirk, de
reaseil : A two story ISR1CK DWELLING
HOUSE with biick back building and let or
piece et creund, situate en the west Mde et
Nei th Queen street, between Frcde'ick and
New streets, in the City of Lancaster atore atere
mid, containing in front :;t tcet, 9inche. mere
or less, and extending in the rear 215 feet, te u
14-lect wide alley, beuuded by properly el
Gee. Shulinyer en the north and Henry Al
bi iftht en the south. Tlieie are a frame stable,
a rain cistern witli pump, and a number et line
bearing lrult tree, such as apples, iuinccp,
peaches and cherries, en the premises.
'1 hi-, heu-e having such a btrge front, might
wit Ji little expense, be divided se as te make
two valuable properties.
Possession and title en April 1, 11.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock, p. m.. et Bald
duy, whun due attendance will be given and
terms of sale made known bv
DANIEL E. SHIRK.
Hk.-skt SnuiiEiiT, Auct. Ailuiiiilstruter.
n3 tHdS&W
ptARl'ETS, COAL., Se.
PHILIP SCHUM, SON & CO.,
MANUFACTORY,!
Ne. 150 SOUTH WATER STREET,
Lancaster, Pa.,
Well-known Manufacturers of Genulne
LANCASTER QUILTS.
COUNTERPANES,
COVERLETS,
BLANKETS,
CARPETS.
CARPET CHAIN,
STOCKING YARN, &c.
USTOM IIAU -CARPETS A SPECIALTY.
LANCASTER FANCY
DYEING" ESTABLISHMENT.
Dress Goods Dyed either in fie piece or in
Garments; also, all kinds of t,il!:s. Ribbons,
Featheis and Woolen Goods nyed. Lien
tlemen's Coats, Overcoats, Pants. ests, Ac.
Dyed or Scoured; also, Indigo Blue Dycinp
done.
AH erdci s or goods left with us will receive
prompt attention.
CASH PAID FOR SEWED
CARPET RAGS.
COAL. COAL.
Ceal et the best quality put up expressly le
family use, and at the Ien est market rales.
TRY A SAMPLE TON.
YARD 150 S.OUTH WATER STREE1.
2-1 yd US 1 PHILIP SCIIUM. SON A. t O
T Jr. MARTIN & CO.
UPHOLSTERY
AND-
Wc are no-.v showing l'till line of
BODY BRUSSELS
CAEPETS,
TAPESTRY CARPETS,
INGRAIN CARPETS,
VENITIAN CARPETS,
Elegant New Patterns of FIVE r'RAME
Ttmiv riiMTsei.'i r-a i?ii.-tc .. !
81.23, the same aoeil-
sold at fl. ''.
New Patterns Resbury Tape3try,
New Patterns Smith Tapestry,
at 85e.
New Patterns Standard Brussels,
' l-c. worth 85e.
New Patterns Standard Brussels,
07 l-'c-., wertliKOe.
New Patterns Ingrain Carpets,
from "(lc. ii.
These j;oeils arc neu uiul clicapcr than tliy
can be had elben here. Full I.inei )f
CURTAIN POLES,
CORNICES, &c.
IN EIIONY. AII, WALNUT ANlVr.RA.
LARGE LINES OK
UPHOLSTEKY
t'Oeils for Lnmbrcquins aiul
Curtains.
LAOS AND BUNTING CDRTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. W. King and Prince Streets,
LANCASTER. I A.
JiSTHUTAXSSIKNTa.
"iur-Ters eruuA iiecsjc.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21st,
l'esitively the Only Appearancu this season
of the McDONOUGIl & FULFORD
COMRINATION with the
charming t.eiibrette
ANNIE PIXLEY,
EVERYBODY'S FAVORITE,
M'LISS,
CHILD OP THE SIERRAS.
POPULAR PRICES:
ADMISSION lu, 50 ami 35 CIS.
Dianim open FrMay. November 18. at the
Opera lleufcc. nl7-lttl
C1.T02 UFKKA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.-Tt5
TOE5DAY, NOVEMBER 22,
WANTED,
A CARPENTER,
Is the title of an Original Comedy-Drama by
Cel. A. It. Calhoun (Majer A. Jtochetert), et
the New Yerk Lcdgcr.nml G. T. Lanigan, en..,
of the New Yerk Jl'erW. in which the iameus
Comedian and Vocalist
MR. GUS WILLIAMS,
WILL AITEAtt ,S
Prof. C0NRAI) KEISER,
et the University of Heidelberg, inventor of
the patent nen-stealable, reversible, indestruc
tible, nrijsnete electric, combined torpedo
.UMBRELLA !
Contains a Sword-Cane, a Magnetic Tack
Hammer, a Lady's Fan, U a Lightning Con
ductor, Life-Preserver, Camp Steel, Cerk
Scrt-w and Liver Pad Fer state or county
rights apply te PRO r-. KEISER. NOV. 22.
JOHN RICKA.BY, Manager.
POPULAR PKICES :55, 50 and 75 cents
1SESERVED SEATS 75 cents
Vew en sale at 15. Ycckcr's efllec nlS-lt
Mf AJtVXBTlSEJIEKTS.
"IIVLER, IIOWFHS & UUltST. TIVLER, BOWERS UURST.
8PECIAIL!
-F R
GIVLER, BOWERS & HURST,
OUE STOCK OF CAEPETS
MUST BE REDUCED ewin tethe intended change in our business. Come and
leek and sec the great inducements we offer. We show an Elegaut Line of
HODY BRUSSELS; TAPESTRY BRUSSELS.
INGRAIN and RAG CARPETS,
In all CHOICE STYLES. Alse and Elegant line of FLOOR OIL CLOTHS all widths.
WINDOW SHADING and FIXTURES at Bargain Prices.
BRUSSELS and COCOA RUGS we offer at a Bargain.
WHITE and GRAY BLANKETS we offer Very Lew.
C2T COME AND LOOK AT THEM. "S2
GIVLER, BOWERS & HURST,
25 EAST KING STREET.
'ULTOX OI'KKA HOUSE.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19TH.
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE COMPANY.
IN THE GREAT
HA.ZEL
LONGEST RUN ON RECORD. On October 10th this play
ii i.l been presented 1,000 consecutive times.
THE tJREATEST PLAY.
THE GREATEST SUCCESS.
I5KILLIANT OVATIONS.
DAZZLING
HAZEL
GOES HOME TO
PRICES
RESERVED SEATS.
Seats can be .seemed at the Opera Heuse Office. Diagram new open.
S)'.V. .1. ZAU3I.
Manufacturing Jeweler, - - - Zahm's Cerner,"
LANCASTEE, I' A.
The manufacturer of I lie dillerent lines of geids cmlintced in our stock have been spec
ially fortunate this yearin producing styles et uncqualcd beauty, which It will be a pleuMire
te is te -hew te all win) call. Our s'eck is full in all departments
Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Silverware, Diamonds, &c.
If you want te get up any SPECIAL CHRISTMAS GIFT place your order ai early as possi
ble. In Solid Geld or Silver we can make, in our own factory, any article wanted, which en
able us te give our customers advantage in prices, net usually leu ml in retail stores.
TDJ-, AICUNOl-.L TINTED SPECTACLES, for which we are the bole agents in Lancjster
I'euuty, we believe arc the best in the world, and we arc satisfied that with the aid et our e"iu
jilete eutlit et'Te.-t Lenses, we can lit any eyes that need the aid of glasses.
Our facilities ler FIUVT-CLAS3 REPAlUING are complete in every department.
The very liberal share of trade we have received in the past has encouraged us te place in
our ea'-es a liner and larger steek than ever before, te which we cordially invite the attention
el all vhe desire te examine bcautilul goods.
EDW. J. ZAHM, Jeweler,
ZAIOI'S COKNElt,
ect2:-3md&wR
H
O! I-KKIMICK FOK THIS SEASON 1
" lill.lUTIFUI. A'A'Oir" avvreaviies:
The GREAT 1IEAIHJUARTERS in this city
Sleighs! Sleighs! Sleighs!
CAN ONLY BE FOUND AT
NORBECK & MILEY'S
Lancaster Coach Works,
S. E. C0SNEK OF DUKE AND VINE STREETS. LANCASTER, PA.
THE l'.EST AXD Jb'A VORITE CUTTEIli!-
T1IE 1'OltTLAXVS AXD THE ALB AXIS.
All very handsomely ornamented and upholstered in the finest style; and remember that
all our ornamenting, scroll work, etc.. is done by han't, with Pure Geld Lea and neTinin-icrM.
A Ne. en hand a large steek of FIRST-CLAsS CARRIAGE WORK, consisting el .lump-:-eat
Family C.irii.iges. Twe-Passenger Falling and Standing Tep Phaetons llicvster. Elliptic
spring and Tretting Ruggies, ISusiuess Wagons, and all the latest improved patterns in the
market. The only establishment In the city where the Shifting Scat Extension-Tep Plriuten
N tinned out. Remember our motte:
"OUR WORK SUSTAINS OUR WORD,"
Jf s"New is the lime te buy. De net wait till Spring. Remember everything is going up in
price, but we will still sell at our present price, as we desire te reduce eur: stock ler the Spring
trade.
TASIIIONAIILK CLOTHING.
Cluuste, bentting apparal marks one accus
tomed te geed betiety and possessed of innate
l ell neme nt.
GOOD FITS,
GOOD MATER IAS,
GOOD WORK,
AT LOWEST PRICES,
AL. EOUTWS
ONE PRICE HOUSE,
37 NORTH QUEEN ST.
Employing none but Skillful Cuttuis and
Tailors, we arc cenlldent of pleasing the most
fastidious.
As regarding the TKIMMING el our cloth
ing wc use only the best the icaiket affords.
OXE OF THE LATEST
IS THE
Freck, Cutaway and Ches
terfield, WITH WHOLE BACKS.
In England they are new popular and are
extensively worn in large cities in this coun
try, as they leek well they will probably grew
into popular favor in tills cits. Made from
goods et a decided figure they are desirable
garments, as the pattern is net marred by an
almost useless scam in the centre of the back.
The absence of this scam has a pleasing effect,
especially en close fitting garments. We have
the illustrations of
FOUR DIFFERENT DESIGNS
which I will exhibit in my window and can
new be seen in connection -with u FULLY
EQUIPPED
Wc have a full line et FINE
READY MADE CLOTHING
FOR
Meirs, Youth's, Beys' and Chil
dren's Wear.
Which wc arc selling at very low prices. Our
assortment of
YOUNG MEN'S FANCY BACK
ULSTERETTES AND REVERSI
BLE OVERCOATS,
is the Me3t Complete and Finest Assortment
ever belere exhibited in thlcitv. An exam
ination of the above will certainly be te your
advantage.
AL ROSENSTEIN,
THE LEADER OF FASHION,
OPPOSITE the GRAPE HOTEL I
TainiDpleE
0 M
FULTON Ol'EIJA HOUSE.
COMEDY - DRAMA
KIEKE.
THE WHOLE COUNTRY ELECTRIFIED.
THEATRES PACKED TO THE DOORS.
5UPERR METROPOLITAN CAST.
TRIUMPHS.
KIEKE
EVERT HEART.
...35, CO and 75 Cents.
75 Cent?.
3t-W,Th&S
E
IW. J. ZAUM.
LANCASTER. FENN'A.
ler
ttlJFT DKA H WHS.
103IMON WKALTU JIISTKIUUTION CO
38th Popular Monthly Drawing
or THK
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO.
In tiie City of Louisville en
WEDNE3DAY, NOV. 30th, 1881.
These drawings occur monthly (Sundays,
excepted) under previsions et an Act et the
General Assembly et Kentuckv.
The United States Circuit Court en March 31,
rendered the following decisiens:
lut That the Commonwealth Distribution
Company la legal.
2d Its ilraw lugs arc fnlr.
N. IJ. The Company has new en hand a
large reserve fund. Read the Hit of prizes ler
the
NOVEMBER DRAWING.
1 pnZy e'"ftr4.U
i prize ii'H.u
10 prizes $1,000 each 10,006
20 prizes .Vie each lo.euo
;iC0 prizes $100each lo.euo
200 prizes 50 each 10.0UC
(500 prizes 20 each 12,000
loeo prizes 10 each 10,000
9 prizes 300 each, approximation prizes 2,700
9 prizes 200 each, " 1,800
9 prizes 100 each, " 900
l,ye prizes fii.icc
Whele tickets, $2; half tickets. $1; 27 tickets
ID0; 55 tickets, 5100.
Remit Meney or Bank Dratt in Letter, or
send by Express. DON'T SEND RV REGIS
TERED LETTER OR POSTOKKICE ORDER.
Orders of $3 and upward, by Express, can be
sent at our expense. Address all orders te Ii.
M.110AKDMAN, Courier-Journal Rnilding,
Leulnvllle, Ky., or K. HI. KOAKUMAN,
y Breadwav. New Yerk. feln-TuTh.VSAw
STEAMED OlSTKKS.
MEALS AT ALL HOCUS.
Having placed In my restaurant a Eoese
Steamer, 1 am prepnred te lurnlsh STEAMED
OYSTERS the best In the city at all hours. I
have also connected the steamer with my
Steam Table thus enabling mc te serve Meals
ktcaming het at short notice.
Oysters in Every Style. Meals at All Hen: s.
Game in Season.
GEO. II. MILLER.
nl2-lwdR a'.Eust King Street.
e
1AVKKNS OF LURAV.
CAVERNS OF' LURAY,
LURAV, PAGE COUNTV. VIRGINIA,
About one mile from the passenger depot et
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, are new
brilliantly illuminated with the Elkctiue
Ltcrrr.
, THE LURAY INN,
Specially erected and beautifully inrnl-hed ter
! the accommodation et visitors te the taverns
is open ler the reception of guest .
A CAPACIOUS RESTAURANT eilers un
usual facilitic te large ami 'mall excursion
parties. eciiti-lmtl&w
"WANTED THE FOLLOWING SKCONn.
V band Furniture: Six dozen of weed
Chairs, number et Settees, let et small Tables,
old Selas, Peel Tabic anrt Billiard Table. A tr
iply te . JOSEPH McFALLS,
ril7-fitd"
lit! Walnut street, Columbia, Pn.
THIED EBITIOK
SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 19, 1881.
GARFIELD'S BACKBONE
PRODUCED IN COURT THIS MORNING.
TMESENSATION OF THIS GKEAT TRIAL.
A Sertien or the Late Presiaeufs Vertebrie
Shown bv the District Attorney and
IdcntilieU by Dr. JU1!.
Othvr Incidents of the Semion.
Washington, D. C, Nev. 19. The
crowd at tbe Guiteau trial te-day was
greater than ever. At uinc o'clock Gui
teau arrived at the court house without
demonstration, and was taken te the
prisoner's room. He ate a hearty break
fast. Mr. Scevillc, iu speaking of Gui
teau's auueuucemcnt of Judge Magruder's
.services, said he had net heard of it and
that he did net expect any assistance ex
cept Robinson.
Court opened without incident. Geerge
C. Mayuard, an elect licau. testified te
leaning Guiteau $23, which seemed te
give eileuse te the prisoner, and he re
marked that that was nobody's business.
The district attorney said he expected te
show that Guiteau borrowed the money
from Mayr.ard te buy his pistol. On
cress-examination witness said Guiteau
looked seedy and hungry. At this the
prisoner showed much feeling and fre
quently interrupted wittie-s, saying he
lived in first-class style.
J. N. Burkhart, Maynatd's clerk, testi
fied te the leau of money, and said he
thought Guitcau's walk aud the way he
held his head a little pccul'.ir.
Later en Guiteau said he wanted addi
tional counsel aud remarked. There are a
number of disreputable characters about
the court, and some threats of violence
have been made. I have no fears for
my personal safety. The chief of police
has kindly furnished me with a body
guard, but I wish te notify all evil-disposed
persons, that if they attempt te
harm me, my body guard will sheet them
down. That's all there is about it then."
He added, " Reporters, put that down."
Colonel Rockwell next test ilitd te scenes
at the depot when Scevillc interposed ac
knowledging the killing.
Guiteau (quickly) Ne, your honor, we
acknowledge the sheeting, but net the
killing."
The next wituess was Gen. Swaim, and
both testified te Garfield's condition. The
latter showed the nature of the president's
wound, using a wire skeleton for the pur
pose. The sensation of the trial was produced
when Dr. Bliss was called, and the district
attorney suddenly drew from a pasteboard
box a section of a human backbeue, and
holding it up inquired. "De you recognize
this, doctor'.'" The audience huug
breathless upeu the auswer, as the witness
in measured tones replied : I de ; it is
a portion of the vertebra; of the late
President James A. Garfield."
The vertebra: was then handed around
among the jury and the nature of the in
jury explained by Dr. Bliss. His testi
mony was followed with the greatest atten
tion by the cntire audience except the pris
oner, who devoted himself te his papers.
3Ir. Scevillc examined the fragment of
bone, when Guiteau also inspected it
closely, though he never touched it. He
gave no indication of feeling beyond the
exhibition of casual curiosity. A recess
was tlicu taken before the testimony of
Dr. Bliss was finished.
Upen the reassembling of court Dr.
Bliss resumed his testimony. He was
cress-examined at great length, but main
tained that the wound was a mortal one.
Dr. Key burn was also sworn aud as
sisted Dr. Bliss te explain the case. A t
the conclusion of Bliss' evideucc, the dis
trict attorney inquired if the defense in
tended te pursue the same course of ex
amination with all medical witnesses. Mr.
Robinson replied : About the same. "
Mr. Corkhill thereupon announced that
the proscutien had intended te close to
day, but new he thought best te as.k post
ponement. Guiteau here attempted te say some
thing when the district attorney, bowing
with mock gravity, continued : ,l It Mr.
Guiteau will permit, your honor, I will
move an adjournment."
Guiteau appeared te relish the pleasantry
and nodding replied, "Oh, certainly you
shall have a full chance." The court then
adjourned.
Reported Snoeting of Guiteau.
It is reported that Guiteau was shot this
afternoon, after leaving the court raeni,
the ball taking effect in his hand.
There arc several rumors in circulation
one of which is that when the van in
which Guiteau was riding from the court
room back te the jail and had reached the
vicinity of the capitol, a man
riding en heiscback came up aud lircd
two s.hels and then rede rapidly away in
the direction of the navy yard. It is net
believed that Guiteau was hit at all.
ANOTHER EMRARKASMtD BANK.
Suspension Unit is Cluimcdte be Only Tem
porary. Bosten, Nev.18. -At 11 :10 a. ra. Central
national bank Mopped paying checks.
They de net wish it te be understood a3 a
permanent suspension, but a temporary
stoppage for the purpose of consultation
among the directors as te the proper
course te pursne. At the clearing house
te-dav the Central bank was compelled te
pay !00,000.
LOST AT SLA.
The F.ite of Halt it Dezen Sailor.
San Francisce. Nev. 10. On Wednes
day morning W. (J. I'aitew, keeper of the
Farrallenc light house, with four fisher
men and a boy, left pert in a plunger for
his station. Nothing has been heard of
them since. The weather was stormy
aud wreckage identified as belonging te
the plunger was picked up the next
day inside the heads. It is supposed the y
were all lest.
KILLED AND MANGLED.
blietkins Railroad Areident nt I'ough I'eugh
licepsie. POUGIIKEEPME, N. Y., Nev. 10. Jellll
McGrath and James Sheridan, while walk
ing en 'the railroad " track this merniug,
weie killed by a locomotive. Sheridan
was carried three miles en the cow catcher
and horribly mangled. McGrath leaves a
widow and Sheridan a wife and Eevcn
children.
PUGS PULLEir.
Arrest or a Parly or Prize right srs tit Phil
adelphia. Philadelphia, Nev. 10. About halt
past four o'clock this morning a party of
mcu dreve iu carriages te Bread and Pas
sayunk avenues iu this city, and alighting
formed a ring en a vacant let, in which
two of the men commenced a pitched bat
tle. The police quickly arrived, when
Jes. Jerdan, one et the combatants, aud a
number of ethers, who assisted in various
capacities, were captured. They were all
held for trial.
WiiATHEK INDICATIONS.
Washinc.ten, D. C, Nev. 10. Fer the
Middle Atlantic states, increasing cloum cleum
ness and areas of rain, colder northwest te
southwest winds, followed by rising barometer.
MAMKETS.
pnrimdeipma starker.
PaiLADBtrniA, Nev. 19. Flenr dull but
held; Superfine, at U 'J5SI 73: extra
at 5 005 75 : Oltie and Indiana family,
17 0037 30; Pennsylvania tamUy J6 62
t 75 : St. I.enia de $7 5037 73 : Minnesota
Extraatt7 0JS7 3-"i: de straight at 725SJ7:K;
winter patent $7 753$ 30 : spring de $ OCfl
S75.
Kve flour at 15 2535 00.
Wheat Arm.
Cern quiet and steady.
Oats quiet but steady.
Uye steady at $1.
Previsions dull.
Lard dull.
Butter active and tending upward in choice
grade.
Keiis nrm.
Eggs tresli, scarce ; held lets plenty and
dull.
Cheese quiet and unchanged.
Petroleum dull: refined, "Hie asked.
Whisky linn and active : sales at l II
Seed Geed te prime Clever dull at SiQ
'M ; t'iax.-ei d llmr at 1 50.
flew xerx BtarKet.
New Yerk. Nev. 19. Fleur State and West
ern buyer's tuver dull; Supcrline state, $4 50
5 15 ; Sttuertlnc western. $1 50Q5 75 ; com
mon te geed extra de. 58Bc : choice de de,
t6 JOgO 90 ; Southern dull aud weak.
Wheat a shade better and les active : Ne. 2
lied. Dee., 41 115?! 45; de Jan., $1 I7MQ
1 4!i : de Feb., 1 VVX 50):
Coin a shade easier add dull: mixed west
ern, spot. 0i3: i'e tuture. tM)37t.'c.
O.it quiet and t'.rm ; State, IS55 : Y cstcrn.
47j31,
Grain aud I'roviiren ouetatlous.
On
e o'clock quotations et nr.iln and previt-
Ien",
East
mi-uisiieii uy s. k. r urrur, jireKcr, 10 i
King street.
ClliCKgO.
Wheat Cern Oat Perk Lar.l
.- 1J7" .h'Mi AAZ li;-i' 1 1. HI
... 1.2! .59 .4Ji 17.17; 11.23
Dee..
Jan..
Nev.
Dec.
.Ian..
Feb..
Philadelphia.
1.415;
.t7
.71&
r-y
.51
.51',
.S3
L4VJ6
1-47,'i
The Household Market.
Satciieav, Nev. 19. There was an ordinarily
iull market te-day at both the Central and
Northern market, and but tew changes In
prices. The approach of Thanksgiving day
brought poultry into prominence and there
was a lull supply el chicken.", ducks, geese and
turkeys. Chickens dressed ranged liem Si
30e each and live one-i fremtOgJOcpi-r pair.
Ducks dressed .r.0e, and live SOc per pair ; geese
each 1 ; turkeys drcscd about Kic per peund:
live 73frf2:a wagon; lead of tine young ones
were Mild at 10.: per pound for the let. Hetter
seldall tin: way iretuSOfflOj ; eggs were very
scarce at u5c ; cranberries 1-C ; lemons
abundant at 12lSc per dozen : red grapes SOc
per pound ; white .'Mc ; apples 20S0c half-peck
or $14 50 per barrel : shelbarks sold at 510c
per tiuart ; walnuts Gc hall-peck : beef sold at
ulZQ'M by the quarter and ligISc cut; perk
whole t-ib'Je ami cut 12lic: lard lie ; veal
was scaaee at Hg20 ; mutton ItglSc; lamb,
14ffl03. The llt-U maritet was supplied with
white, rock and haddock at 10j, and cod, bass
and citlKh at l2J;Ce ; potatoes, 1215e half
peek or fl per bushel ; sweet potatoes. 1525e
half-peck; turnips. 15c hall-peek ; onions. 20c
cabbage. ligiOc per head ; celery, lOzbunch.
Live stecK markets.
Chicago. Hogs Receipt?. 41.000 head; ship
ments, 4,200 head ; market uiichangcd:quulity
net se geed ; proportion of light ttiin mixed
large ; thick tat hogs scarce and .strong r ;
common te geed mixed at $3 70(5 10; heavy
at J15S0 se: light hogs at $ 80J 1; culls
and graspers at $1?35.
Cattle Itcceipu, O.OvXi head; shipments. 3.110
hcad;niarket iiit and weak ; experts slew
at$GgG9): 011 e.ir lancy premium at$7 03;
go 0(4 te choice .shipiing,$5 305 75 ; common
10 medium, j.5 Huwi 75; koeiI markets for
butchers' ami canning at $24 ; stockera anil
feeders steady at$iV54; ranges steady and
firm ; Texas eews at $2 U5JJ4 ; northern winter
ed no at $3i;:jS5; half-urced steers at $t 25;
milkers and springers, common te geed, at
$20; choice eastern at $"0JJ(e ; calves at $7H.
Mieep Keceiptw, 2,b00 head; shipments 1,700
head ; shipping active and tirm ; butchers'
weak and slew ; interior te fair mixed at
$2 73JI3 50 ; geed te choice at ?3 7581 50; select
ed wethers at $1 73(fJ3 23.
StOCK .-H5WKOT.
New Yerk. Philadelphia and Lecal Mceka
also United States IJeuds reported dally by
Jacob IS. Lone. N. E. Cor. Centie J3jii:iii.
Nkw Yerk Stoekh.
blocks levcrisli. unsettled.
Nev. 1!.
10:00
SnJO 3:,A
Meiu-y
Chicago A North Western. ...
Chicago. Mil. lb hi. Paul
Canada Southern
C C & X. C I.. Iv........ .....
Del.. l,ack.& Weitern
D'-l.iware A IIiidseii:Caiial....
Denver & Uie Gr.iude
East Tenn., Va. & Ga
Hannibal & St. Jee
Lake Shere & Mich. Southern
12J 127 12JK
H!8'4 107AJ lllS
C3'4 (st m
.e2 20 a'4
120'4 !23J 125g
M MM; 10s
S3;' t2 fc2fi
11; .... 14
Dl'i
121 I'iiH 121);;
Manhattan Elevated :.si
5714
Michigan Central :l',i
Missouri, K an .as & Texas 1,JJ
N. Y.. Lakts Erie A: Western 40
Nc v.-Jersey Central '.'5
N. Y., Ontario & Western "Mi
92
401
lit
va
40
45
31.
V
New Yerk Centra! ,
Ohie A Mississippi
OhieCentr.d
Pacific Mail Steamship C
St. Paul & Omaha
lie Preferred
Central Pacific
Te.us Paeille
Union Paciiic
138S 13B i:W
'Jill '
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Si
4LV
ny
ni
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53Ji
in
25-K
11
41
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119 118 119
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" ' Pieteneil. SS fVi
Western Union Til t-'e Hi; 85
A. M. I'. M.
1'nrr.AnKr.i'iitA.
Stocks feverish.
Pennsylvania K. IC tV. Itili
Ueailiiig '''li 3
Lehigh Valley
87 :.
:'
134
K
21)4
rd
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te
no
21'li
170
i.i'ingn .avigai.en vyH
Huirale, Pitts. & Wisieni 22 21Ji
Northern Centra!
Northern Pivillc .Ui
Prelcrrcii S2J.J 81
Ht'stOUVtllL
Electric Underground 'IVI. Ce le"
Philaitelphli. Erie Ii. !
Gunnison Mining 170
lewaUuleh bllnlng 2
Ujutf.i States ileru-s.
Unll'M State-sl per tent
r. m.
I:K)
HOi
1I34
l12i
Lecal .-tiC!'..i and ISeikim.
Par L.is
val. wale
l(l $(i5
LaucCity ('per f t. Lean, due 1...
1SS5...
isr-e...
" 1895...
" " per ct. In 1 or 3) years.,
' 5 per cl. Scheel Lean...
" 4 " inl er2!)years..
" 4 " iu 5 or SI years..
" ti " in 10 or 20 j ears,
iiask STOCKS.
First National I'.iuk
Farmers' National Dank
Lancaster County National Dank.
Columbia National Hank
Ephratn National Hank
First National Hank, Columbia.. .,
First National Hank, Strasburii....
First Nat ienal Dank, Marietta
First National Hank, Mount Jey.,
Lititz National Hank
Manhcim National Hank
Union National Hank. Mount Jey
MlsCELLASCOUS riOMDH.
Quairyville U. K., due lac
UK) HI
100
100
. 100
. 100
100
100
100
11H.!'
120
lOf
112
103
lO&e:
105
$170bn
102.5
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110
135
13I.M
202.51
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100
100
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. 50
$100 $11:
: 100 H)2..
Keailiug X. ueiumuia 1;. uuue isr.
Lancaster Watch Ce., due ISSS
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
due in ler'JO years ,
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce..
lf 103.VC
vn ift)..v
dnelSSi;
Stevens Heuse
JIISCELLAKKOUK STOCKS.
(larryville It. It ;
MIHersvillu Street Car
. 100
ie-;
70
. lty
; 30
3.25
25
40
513 b I.
m
:m
m)
25
1M)
Inquirer Printing Company
Wateli Factory
Gas Lightand Fuel Company...
Stevens Heuse
Columbia Gas Company
Columbia Water Company
Susquehanna Iren Company....
Marietta Hellew ware ,
TUKSriKK STOCKS.
Big Spring Heaver Vuliey....
Hrrdgcpert .....
Columbia & Chestnut Hill
Columbia & Washington
Columbia & Dig Spring
Lancaster & Ephrata
Lane, Eiiabetht'n & Middlcl'11.
Lancaster- & Fruitviilc.
Lancaster A'l.itit.
Lancaster & Willlanwlewn
Lancaster c Maner
Lancaster ft Manheim
Lancaster & Marietta
Lancaster & New Helland
Lancaster & Susquehanna
Lancaster ."fc Willow Street
Slrasburg A; Millport
Marietta & Maytown
Marietta A Mount Jev
101)
100
75.10
.$ 23 5 I0..'r
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. 25 20
11.11
47.2.'
51
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25
100
50
50
92
30.41
25.
83
275.2T
40.U
21
40
100
SCO
23
'25
23
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EEUAIs xetjves.
1?STATK Of 1IANIKL II. MAKKLEV,
J2i late of the city et Lancaster dee'd. Letters
te.stamentarv en Mild estate having lieen
gmrited te the undersigned, all persons In
debted thereto urn requested te make immedi
ate .settlement, and these having claim or de
mands :taiust the ame, will present them
without delay for -eltlement te
JEliEMIAH RIFE.
19 East King street, Lancaster, P.i.
Agent ler Clam 31. Markley, Executer.
J. 15. Geed, uterney. nlO-r.tileaw
CLOIHIXO, VSOERWEAK, JtC.
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tEADINO
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CLOTHIERS
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PHILADELPHIA,
HAVE NOW ON HAND SUCH
AN ASSOUTMENTOlf GOODS
FOli FALL AND WINTEK.
THAT IT WOULD HK HARD
FOR A PURCHASER TO
LEAVE THE STORE DIS
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LEDGER
BUILDING.
Chestnut
; asi
Sixth Sts.,
SEND FOR SAMPLES.
MONEY REFUNDED.
sept Mind
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I7AI.L CAMPAIGN, 18S1.
Our tlrst invoice et the season of
FALL AND MB BOOH
OB
MENS WEAR
Arrived te-day. During this week the bulk el
our Foreign orders will be iu steek. We nlll
be prepared te show the finest line or
ENGLISH AND FRENCH NOVELTIES
ever offered te the citizens of Lancaster, in
cluding n lull line of the ever popular and
celebrated Talamen'H Scc!ultics. ceutliicd ex
clusively for our trade and conceded te be th.'
handsomest goods Imported, together with 1.
choice line et the latest novelties of the lead
ing manufacturers. We invite an early in
spection el our stock, feeling it our duty le'
advise persons in want of a Suit or an Over
coat ler Fall or Winter te place their order?
early before the rush commences te iiisuri.
entire satisfaction.
All arc cordially invited te call at
121 N. QUEEN STREET.
J. K SMALING,
ARTIST TAILOR.
MWAS
JEWELERS.
d ii;ka"lassks,
OPERA GLASSES,
OPERA GLASSES,
AT
AUHUSTUS R HO ADS, Jeweler,
Ne. 20 East King Street. Lancaster. Pa
ffept23iiideeil
B
A I LEY, HANKS ft HIDDLK.
THIS YEAR-
O
W9 have made an ener-
1
- meus importation of rich
I and rare Porcelains from
1
, the principal potteries of
Europe. In style aud
I beauty these surpass all
R
former importations.
1
E
AND
The prices are le-wer.
L
A'
BAILEY,
BANKS,
BIDDLE,
CHESTNUT
& TWELFTH,
PHILADELPHIA.
I
N:
"1AKPJ5TS, C.
NEW CARPETS
40,000 YARDS.
New Designs, UeaHtlruIly Colored.
1 50 ccn
fit) ceil
(TSceri
l 50 cents. 8Scent.;
INO RAINS
1 cents, yecenu?.
cents. $1.00.
75 cents. 11.00.
85 cent. $L10.;
90 cents. $1.20.
TAPESTKY
BUUSSELS
WILTON AND f
MOQUETTES, GOOD VALUE
OIL CLOTHS, - . AT
LINOLEUM, j ALL PKICES.
LIGNUMS. I
MATTINGS in Great Variety.
Handsomest nhewn for many year.
REEVE L. KNIGHT,
Xe. 1222 Chestnut Street,
at-ly.icedistwj PHILADELPHIA.