LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER MONDAY. DECEMBER 12. 1881.
and attempted te disembowel Hippie.
That gentleman saved his life by catching
the blew upon his arm, but an ugly gash
of two or three iuches was received.
f They were then parted. Earlier in the
evening "Ceaty" Andeisen, celmcd, had
a light witii Jehn Bcssler. white,
of May town. "Ceaty" v. .s being
badly pounded, when he drew . knife and
attempted te stab the ether. The by
standcrs caught him and took the instru
ment, thus ending the fight. Mr. Jehn
Sultzbacli, a butcher, byau accident ran a
meat hook thieugh his baud, inflicting a
dangerous and painful wound. Lockjaw
was feared, but at present he is much bet
ter, but net yet out of danger. A large
ball will be held in Central hall some even
ing dining the holidays. Shep windows
leek exceedingly beautiful, having their
holiday goods tastefully displayed.
There is some talk about building a sum
mer hotel at Keuud Tep.
OUAUTEi; SESSIONS.
TIie Adjmuiied Turin of Criminal Court.
This morning the adjourned term of
quaiter sc-siens court begau. The list is
short, but a number of the esses down for
trial aic of hih grade of crime, Judge
1'atteisen being engaged down stairs try
ing the ease of the ISrickerville church,
Judge Livingston piesided upstairs.
The case of Emanuel Gundaker, charged
with felonious assault and battery en Ed
waid Cdc, was continued en account of
the phscucc of Jehn Sales, a material wit
ness fei th! defense, who is new in the
West and has het been subpe.-nacd.
The liist ca.-c attached was that of
Cem'th v.s Henry Newcomer, charged with
larceny as bailee of a let of liout-cheld
goods, the property of Stephen Younger,
of Columbia. After heating the evidence
for t'.ie commonwealth the ceutt stated
that tlii'ie was no ciime in Hie case which
should havt, been brought in common
pleas ceint, and eideicd a vcidict of net
4 guilty te 1)0 lendcicd.
Cem'th vs. Jehn II. Shiead, of this city,
larceny. The defendant was chaigcd
with taking a keg of beer fiem a wagon of
.1. A. Spicngcr, which was standing eji
Chinch stieet, en the 17th day of Sep
tember lat. It was proven by scveial
witnesses that Shiead took the beer and
walked oil with it.
The defense admitted that they took the
beer but without any felonious intent. On
this day Shiead was se drunk that he did
net knew anything, and met some com!
paniens en Church stieet, near where the
beer wagon was. One of the men asked
hiiii wheic he was going and told
him that they would seen have a keg of
beer as the wagon was there
with it en, and it was taking
it up te a house where they could drink it.
Oue of the men told Sliread te go and take
the keg of bcr,as he had eidercd it and it
was all light; lie thought the beer had
been paid for and took it home ; he did
if. t di ink any. Jury out.
lSeml Presented.
This morning Jeseph L'mble, the
newly-elected register, presented his state
bend in the sum of $25,000, with YV. L.
Peiper and II. C. Lcaman, of this city,and
11. II. Knit., of Conestoga township, as
stueties.
A Church 111-iuitc.
Fer some lime past there has been
trouble among the eoleicd brethren who
weiship at the chinch in Feagleysville.
The prepcity was held in trust by a beard
of tiusices, of whom Rev. M. M. Biggs
was one of the most active, and by whose
labors a considerable part of the cost of
the building was raised. A portion of the
congregation became hostile te Mr. Diggs
for some icasen or ether and tiied te
oust him. He s-ays they oppose him
because lie is a Democrat. Recently
Edwaid Hunter purchased the property
but has net paid for it. The Diggs fac
tion, having about 120 in it, claimed the
light te worship thcteiu until they get
their money out, and it was announced
that Rev. M. M. Diggs would preach theic
yesterday. The Hunter party determined
te pievcnt it, iiud appeared at the church
armed with clubs. There was seme ex
citement, but Hunter held the feit, the
Diggsites net ventniing te attack and dis
possess them.
Tiie ('old VPVathcr was Toe Mncli for Them.
Will Grever's pantomime troupe exhib
ited hcic last Monday night and gave a
very fair show. They appeared in Noriis Neriis Noriis
tewu en Thursday night and gave a show
which f-alislied a small audience. In the
morning following the company found
that their funds would net reach. They
ondeavercd te sell ene of the large dogs
which they had for 675, but found no pur
chaser. They were billed for l'ottstewn
en Friday night and in some way they
managed te get out of Xonistew without
disposing of any of the canines. They
were te have been iu Harrisburg en Satur
day night, but did net put in an appear
ance, and it is supposed that, the troupe
has gene te pieces.
Cooper Sti 1'esliejcd by I'lre.
On Saturday afternoon the cooper shop
of Henry Pciiiman, situated iu the village
of Warwick, "Warwick township was des
troyed by lire, together with a let of tools,
lumber tec. The less en the whole will
amount te about $200 and there was an j
insurance- of $109. The building is sup- j
posed te have caught from a stove, as J
there was no ene in the shop when it
started.
Uisliep Uci-r at SpriuxviUc.
4 Kev. Ames Ilerr, of Strasburg, bishop of
the Old MemienUe church, preached in
the United Brethren church at Springville,
yestetday, te a very large congregation,
basing his sermon en the words of St.
Paul, found in the lirst epistle of the Cor Cer
iuthiaus, chapter 1), and 2-lth te 27th
verses inclusive.
Leckea up Again.
William and Mary Mullz who were dis
charged from the county prison this morn
ing after having served a term for druul.
en and disorderly conduct, went en anoth
er spree as seen as they were, discharcd
raised a row in the viucinity of the Stevens
house, and wcie picked up by officers
Shay and Gill. They were locked up in
the station house.
Itclure the Mayer.
This morning the mayor had :i large
court, thirteen persons being befeie him.
One drunk paid his costs, two were sent te
jail for 10 days each, and ene boy was sent
te the workhouse for e0 days. The remain
der of the gaug were ledgers and they
were discliargcd.
In Town.
Mr. . I. H. Adams, ageut for the leal
Fifth Avenue combination and net the
bogus concern which played a bogus
Lilliau Davenport here lately, is in Lan
caster te-daj arranging for the early pro
duction of ''Pique" here.
Native Iteru.
Miss Lillie Ilinteu, the brilliant young
actress who appears in Fulton opera
house this evening as Leah, is only 18
years old, a native of Columbia and an oc
casional visitor te this city, where she also
has relatives and friends.
Notary i'ublic Appointed.
Jehn II..Zcller, clerk of orphans ceutt,
whose term expires en the 1st of January,
has been commissioned by Governer Heyt,
as a notary public for Mount Jey. his com
mission te date from January 2, 1883.
Lecture.
A free lecture, descriptive of Palestine.
and illustrated by stereoscopic views, will
te delivered in the college chapel this
evening at 1 o'clock, by the Itev. James.
. Geed of Philadelphia.
Annual Bar Association Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Lancaster
Bar association was held in the big
court room at 2 p. m. today. The
officers of the association for the past year
were : President, II. M. North ; Vice
President, D. G. Eshlcraau ; Treasurer, S.
II. Reynolds ; Secretary, "V. A. "Wilsen ;
Censers, H. B. Swarr, D. G. Baker, M.
Brosius, II. C. Brubakcr, "W. U. Ilensel.
They were all uuaumieusly re-elestcd.
The treasurer's report showed a balance of
some $30 in the treasury. A number of
members of the bar were elected members
of the association. S. II. Reynolds, A. J.
Kauffman and E.K.Martin were appointed
a committee to.censider the advisabilityef
an association dinner about the holidays,
with power te act. The association then
adjeui ncd.
Valuable Property for bale.
Attention i- called te an advcitiscmcnt in
another coin inn announcing the sale of the
prepei ty of the late Henry K. Trout. Thclarm
of 70 acres will bcOldat 2 o'clock te-morrow
utlcrnoen en the premise?, in Mauheim town
Hhlp, two miles lrem this city. The valuab'0
dwelling house en West Orange street, will be
sold at the lirapc hotel at 7 o'clock to-nien ew
evening.
Aiuuhemciilh.
Litlic Jlinten Te-niyhl.ThU youthful and
giltcd actress will beat Fulton opera house
l-uight, supported by the company fiem
Weed's iiiu.-euui theatre, Philadelphia, in
Daly's emotional drama el "Leah the Fer
saken," in which she impersonates the title
role. Mis Jliiiteu's name and tiie success tint
Ins ciewned it in the dramatic aiena are
familiar te our people, who have moreover
felt a special degree of concern and gratillca gratillca
t'en therein owing te iecai u-sOd.itieiiH that
have given the accomplished little lady a
warm place in the- popular heart.
The Maicettc'" To-tnenow evening II. 15.
Malm's English epeia company, which sang
" Hoccuccie," in this city fce acceptably en
Fiiil.iy evening will produce Audi.iuV
Mpiightly composition el "The M:celte," in
Full -u opera heus'j. The merit of Malm's
cempanyare Mill s; lie-.li In Hie public mind,
and tlie sparkling character ei the piece f.unfl
ljr Iren: a feriuer icprcsenlatieii, that the
mcie announcement that Malm's is the coni ceni
pany and "Masceltu" the opera Mieuld be
sufllcicut te secure a ciewded heu-e. The
maiiugemen! gracefully i-emply ".villi the pop-ularsen'-c
liy reducingthutr prices el :icltnI--sien
te tii- iiMr.il .-eale.
Information Wanted
Ol 5!ic name ana l evidenced the countryman
wheac wagon collided' with that of C. Kine
Baer's en Duke street te-day. Address Jehn
IJa-jr'ti Sens. l." North Queen .stieet.
hi'evial x or ives.
Skinny men.
WclU' Health Kcncwcr. Absolute cine for
nervous debility and Weakness et the genera
tive functions $1 at druggists. Depot. Jehn
F. Leng & Sen's.
.Small Comfert.
When you are continually teughing night
and day. nniioyliigcverybodyiiround you. ami
hoping it will go away et it ev. n aetoid.yeu j
arc running ad-ingeraus ilsk better use Dr.
Themas' EelcctrieOil, an unlading icinedy in ;
all such cases. Fer ..de at II. II. Cochran's J
di tig store, 1:7 Nei Hi (Jiiccu street, Limenster.
Tile I'uptilnr Deiiiand.
.se gie.it has been the popular demand ler
the celebrated remedy Kidney-Wert, that it is
Imingan Immense s.tle liem Maine te Call
forma. Seme have leund it inconvenient te
prepare it Jreiu the dry compound. Fer such
the piopiicters new prepire it in liquid form.
Tills can be procured at the druggists. It has
precisely the same effect r.s the dry, but i.,
very cencentr.iteil se that '.he dose is much
smaller. Lt-U Mail. dIMwd.tw
Ge te H. 15. Cueiiran's lrug ftiore, Ki7 North
Queen htreet, ler Mrs. ftccr.ian'' Xcw 2fa 2fa
tienul Dyes. Fer brightness and durability e!
eo!er,aie uncriualed. Celer tiem 'J te5i)Ounds.
Dlieiliens in Kngllnh and (ternnm. I'rice. IS
cents.
One et the ablest prnfe-sers at Yale College I
became ncaily insane lieni want of sleep, lie
sajs: "What saved me lieiu a horrible late, '
was Dr. Itensen'.s Celery and Chiinemile IMIIj. I
They cured my neuralgia and 1 gained Its en- i
ty-tUrce peuiuls in lour weeks. j
MEATUS.
Ilrrreiut. In this city, Dee. II, 1S?1, of nieiu nieiu
bianeus croup, Willie, only son el Geerge and
Mary llullerd, in the Mil year el his age.
The l datives and fiiends of the lamilyaie
lC'pecttully invited te attend the luiieial,
lreui the residence et Ids patents. Ne. 5!
Campbell alley, en to-mbriew (Tiuvday) alter alter
neon at - o'clock.
I-i'T.:. In this city, en the I lt.li il December
ISSl. susan, wile et Geerge I.ut, in the 73d
yearet Iiernge.
The relatives and liieinisel the l.nnily are.
respectfully invited teattcitd the luneral lreui
her husband'M residence, LiiiikisIci Ci'inetery.
en Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Diterment
at Lancaster ecuieteiy.
Miixak. In thiseity. en the III li ei Decem
ber, William Millar, in the .Villi j car el his
age. p
The ielatics and Iricudsel the l.imlly an
respecttully Invited t attend the funeral,
Irem his late residence. Ne. IS North Queen
street, en Wedne-day alternoen, at ! o'clock.
Interment at Lancaster cemetery. 'Jtd
XE1V AI VEIirtSESIEXTS.
SIltlKT 1IAV.S I TAKK 1.ISAVK TO IN" .
form my patrons that 1 sh'ill give notice'
as seen as their respective pictures are ready j
ler inspection. I!cppt fully,
li, 1,. i;i-.i.Mjiit iii-ii.
IOKSAI.K A VICKY UKlIlAin.K IIUS1-ne.-s
property in 'cntrePiiuaie at private
sale.
t.MU'KNTKKS I.KO.,
(UU-2wcedtt
fil North Duke street.
1)Ui;i.ic SAi.tc ex avedm:sday, ijkc
11. 1SS1. utXerbeck Ac .Miley's eeaeh shop,
corner of Duke and Vine street-. Lancaster, a
let el lumber, suitable ler fcnciiu;. shedding,
etc.
Sala tc commence at 2 o'clock, p. in., when
terms will be made known by
dlM'td XOUIllCCK AM! LEY.
11
Kl'I.Y TO 1SOIJT. INUEKSOM.,
I5Y
REV. THOMAf GUARD. D. D., LL. D.,
OF BALTMOUK, Ml).,
TIlEUKEAThSTOK E1YINU OIl.V'lOKS.
THURSDAY EVENING, DEO. 15,
AT THE Ol'EUA HOUSE.
Reserved seals cecum! new al&Ocent-', (ltd
17AKHWK1.1 NOTICE.
' DR. UREEN'E lakes this onpeitHiiity te let
his numerous friends und patrons knew that
in a tew months he will establish efllec iu
Washington, I. C, and hence would suggest
te tlie atllieted, 1 he chronic eases et disease, te
lest OMNirATIlY befeie it is toela'.o. Dr.
Greene lias treated ever a,0U0 patients .since
January 1st. Ist0, made up largely lrein these
turned away as incurable by oilier M. 1).".
Over l.rej deaths have occurred under ethers'
practices, and net a half-dozen using his leine
dies. Mjpl of t he 1,500 have died prematurely.
Physicians have lest their wives, brothers and
sons, and druggists; their wives and children
during tills time. Over 1.C0J persons have been
cured, and all benelitcd, by his methods, with
a few exceptions, and the citizens will bear
him witness that he has never guaranteed te
euro any one or fnrlcit $1 or $l,Oue ; that he lias
net thrust ills pictured face into their houses
or en the fences, in the disgusting I'inkham
style, se common te quack venders of nos
trums. His claim is simply te cure all the
various ills el mankind by external applica
tions et remcdials, ami that he docs net make
a drug shop eT the stomach, and he will betere
leaving publish a large pamphlet containing
hundreds et rameset persons cured in this
city and county, many et thein very extraor
dinary. A banker's wife cured et sick head
ache et ever thirty five years, and her glasses
removed, reading and sewing with natiual
vision. Mr. Sutter, of 32!i Middle street, cured
et ."1 years terrible annoyance et ;dyspepsia, iu
enffday. Epileptic Fits et twenty years cured
in one week. Humorous Cancersand Cataracts
removed without any uain or use et the knitc.
Anxious wretched-looking countenances de
net cm c disease. A regular graduate can be
come a mountebank; a regular piactlt'ener
and surgeon cannot (at the same time) be a
speci'nMst. Certillcd cures et dillerent cases
make converts of the incredulous. Consulta
tions and examinations krke. Catarrh cured
for 50 cents. Tlie remedy sent te anyone en
receipt et. VI cents in stamps. DR. CUAS. A.
CHEENE, 11(5 East King street, MWF&S
i -SEW AHTERT1SESLEST8.
Fan. the holiday's.
A well selected Stock et
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
ESTEY MELODEON ler sale cheap.
JUSTUS STUCKENHOLTZ.
O2atejaiil,8-H Fulton Hall, J.aneiistcr, l'a.
I)K1VaT1S dwellings for sale.
Five seven-roomed dwelling houses situ
ate en Seuth Water street. ; water in kitchen ;
drainage ; prices low : terms asy. Alse, a
six-K.emed trame dwelling en North Mantel
streec. Apply te
UAUSMAN & BURNS,
dIO .-"wdW&SR 10 West Orange M.
1'OK hALE.- A TWO-STORY HRlUn.
; DWELLING witii Brick Kitchen, 5 rooms,
entry and plastered attic; hydrant and pump,
variety efsmall fruit. The property is located
In the vicinity et the Cotten Mills and. will be
sold at a bargain. Ls desirable as a home or
ler investment Ne. 318 Heaver street.
RIPE & KAUFMAN,
e'-JldSM WS.R la Last King street.
G
tlKARU
OF PHILADELPIA.
Asseis ever
ELEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND
Dollars, Hccurely Invented. Fer a policy in
this old and well-established company call en
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
NO. 10 EAST KING STREET.
d3M,W&SE
J?OK SALE.
1OU SALK.-A LAItr.K A.NII SIIIWIAN
tlal lirick Tobaeee WAUEIIOUSK. Cen
t ra! location. Capacit v. 3.0C0 cases.
II1FK & KAUFMAN,
d.")-3wdKS Ne, 1! Fast King street.
OKI'HANS COURT SALK OP VALIIADLK
City Property. On THURSDAY, DE DE
CliMUKltle, lSSl,by virtue and in pursuance
et an alias order et the Orphans' Court et Lan
caster county, will be sold at public sale, en
Hie pieuiiscs. all that certain two-story brick
tavei ii property (known as the .Serrel Herse
Hetel), witii thivc-stery brick back building,
brick Mables, shedding, blacksmith shop, Ac.,
and lotet ground iheiete belonging, situated
en the north side et Wc.. King street, east of
rriuee street, iutheciix et Lancaster, Pa., ad
joining properties el !: i . A. E. lleberts, W.
I. Cooper. Jauies i'eil -n: ethers. This Is one
et the most desirab -d convenient hotel
piepcrties in the en . .1 Lancaster.
Sale te comment- it 7 o'clock p. m. of said
day, when attenda'e will be given and terms
made known by
ANNA McELI.IGOTT.
Kieculu'.v el deiemiah McKlligett.dee'd.
IJknkvSiiuukkt. Auctioneer. u'J-J-tsd
VIMTMXti.
rPIIl'Jsi: COOL NOUTII-AVI1ST WINDS
.Suggest a
Heavy
Overcoat
lorcemloil. OirCOlt lor$l(.'J(Msmeie
ler the money than you may expect,
and lrem thiswe rise and l.ill ."0 cents,
according leiinallty until we get down
te f l.e and up te $i".0(l. Our
Overcoat
!or$l.jels very lifvy and made long,
and we have a lev. ler a le3 price. iSui ;
tlie better Cm s, ue!i as we acll ler
:1.".',$I.CJ ami 5.21.W yen will have te
see te:ipp: . J..'e.
Heavy
Underwear
j.iil- te a man's eoaiterl, also, at 1 1 1 i s
srasonet the j car, and where te buy is
just as important.
The medium and cheaper goods we
purchase by the ease, and our 2."e., :i7e.,
and .Vie. goods are the best for the
money. Wu also keep an assortment et
Fine Ucguhir-Made Ceeds, el which
CAIITWKICHT & WARNER'S is the
best.
ftlLLMON & FOSTER,
'.5f3 -38 HAST KINO J3TREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
s
M'KCtAl. NOTIOK TO (iK.NTI.KMEN.
MERCHANT TAILORING
DEPARTMENT.
Givler, Bewers & Hurst,
25 East King Street,
OFFER GREAT INDUCEMENTS IX
MEN'S WEAE.
Overcoats,
Dress Suits,
Business Suits,
Ann Ann
Beys' Clothing,
Made te order iu tlie bust manner, very low,
in order te icducc sleck, which a chauge in
business necessitates.
Yeu can save money by calling and taking a
leek at our goods and learning our prices.
MKKINO C UNDERWEAR,
In Scarlet and White, in All Sizes.
I.AUNDRIED AND UNLAUNDRIED
SH111TS,
And an Elegant Assortment et
at gieatly reduced prices. In this department
we show many useful things suitable for
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Givler, Bewers & Hurst,
25 SAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
LADIES AND GiiNTS, IF YOV WANT A
1 Geea and Fine Fitting Beet or Shee
Beady-made or Made te Order, go te
F. HIEMENZ'S,
Ne. lrti North Queen Sticet.
Custom Werk Specialty. jy2-tidS&W
mill
SEW ADVEMTIBEMESTS.
B
EAUT1FUL CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE, SPECTACLE S,BRONZES,
And the many elegant and artistic articles embraced in our stock arc especially lilted for
HOLIDAY GIFTS,
BECAUSE TJIEV ARE
Durable, Useful and Intrinsically Valuable.
The very liberal share or trade wc have received In the past has encouraged us te place in
our awes a liner and larger stock than ever before, te which we cordially Invite the attention
et all vim desire te cxamine beautiful oeds.
EDW. J. ZAHM, Jeweler,
ZAHM'S CORNER,
nct23-3mri&wlt
DRY
A
nl'KcIAL HARuAIN IN
FINE BLACK FIGURED BEAVERS.
Last week we purchased from oue of the largest importers his entire stock of
handsome, hih-cest, neat-figured, fur-back BEAVERS. The transaction was a large
one, and the prices at which we bought thein very low. We shall sell them at from
25 te 40 per cent, below what the importers' price ha3 been previous te this sale. The
goods ate all fresh manufactured for this season's sales, and the patterns the very
newest, including Silcilienne Corded, &e. We think this is a bargain without prece
dent. Such goods are always fashionable for Ladies' Coats, Delmans, &c.
Light Colored Reavers with Flushes and Senl Cleth for Trimming.
Light Coats, Dark Coats and Black Coats are all trimmed with Seal, Cleth or
I'lush. both of which we have iu a great variety of colors and many qualities. This
net only applies te Coats, but also te Ulsters, Wraps ami almost eveiy outside gar
ment worn by ladies this season as well as suits.
CHILDREN'S OLOAKINGS.
We are very busy with the little ones. Ne weuder ; for nowhere is there such an
assortment of handsome colors and pretty tilings for Children's Coats, Ulsters, &c.
Then we have the Seal Cleths and Plush, m shades that blend beautifully with the
Cleths. Mothers, bring your children aleug and let them help niake a selection.
BOYS' OVERCOATINGS.
Fer the boys we have a great many light colored I5eavers,aIse some handsome thick
soft, nappy Beavers and then we have Green, Olive, Brown, Blue and every ether
color and kind of Beavers, some plaid backs, ethers plain backs, but all can be made
up without lining. Many are made very stylish by having pockets, cuffs and color of
seal cloth or plush, if you like it. Nowhere else can you find such beautiful trimmings
at prices always the lowest consistent with quality.
Handsome Seal Cleths for
Ladies who are debating in their minds about purchasing Seal Cleths should de
cide promptly ; present sales indicate a great scarcity in the near future.
SMDGRASS, IUERAY & CO,
CLOTH HOUSE,
MARKET & NINTH STREETS, Philadelphia.
J 2 TEK TA ISM ESTS.
I.'UITON OI'KKA HOUSE.
MONDAY EVENING, DEO. 12th,
Hist appearance el the Girted Yeuu;; Aclrcs-,
MISS LILLIE HINT0JN,
i .supported by WOOD'S MUSEUM COMPANY
, in AiiKiibtin Daly's U resit : access et
LEAH,
THE FORSAKEN.
J.EAIl MISS Lll.MK IIIXTON
II. 1). CHITON, IlAI'.KY WlLSOS,
S. l'RicuAiw. II. F. Clayten,
Alx. Vixcmit, Miss. Nelsen- Kskass,
U. 1). IJRKLSFem, Miss M.mue L. Acesta,
M. Maurice. Miss Julia 1'ehtkr,
Harry Kakrymeiik, Miss Flera Cami-ueli..
ADMISSION 75, 50 and :55 CIs.
UKO. M. FltlED,
8-ltd lluslncsH Manager,
r leuiti.rc, ;eimi.r., kau :
It
The Maseette,
UP Ell A UOVSE.
TUESDAY, 1E1 13, 1881,
In compliance with iiiiiueiuiis rciiiests ler
another presentation el Audrau's Grc.ttet
Operatic Success,
THE MASC0TTE,
airangcinents luiva b'-en made ler its pi educ educ
teon by
H. B. MAHN'S
English Comic Opera Company,
who will produce thedcllghttulaud spaikling
Opera as they did te very targe audiences for
an extended engagement at Nlble'-, w
Yerk, this season.
'"SPECIAL PRICES."
GALLERY 35 ets.
ADMISSION 50 cts.
RESERVED SEATS 75 cts.
New ler sale nt Yeekei's ollice. lu-:it
;l
HORXITVBE.
iHKlSTMAS PKESKNTS, '
Christmas Presents!
The largest sleck or HOLIDAY GOODS in tlie
city, comprising
It A TTA X CI I A IRS.
ROCKERS and FA TEXT ROCKERS,
LOUNGES. COUCHES.
TURKISH ROCKERS.
l'ATEXT ROCKERS AXD EASY CHAIRS,
CJITFFOXIERS, ESCRETOIRES,
CARIXETS, EASELS. FOOT
RESTS, TOWEL
RACKS,
SLIPPER AND WISP BACKS, in Ebony, Mil
hegany and Walnut. A very FINE
ASSORTMENT, indeed.
Always a pleasure te show goods. PICTURE
FRAMES, in Gelu, Ebony and Walnut, at
-short notice.
WALTER A. HE1NITSH.
15 EAST KING STREET.
sep'it-ttind
TURNPIKE ELECTION.
An election will be held en MONDAY',
the 2d day of JANUARY, 132, at the house et
Jehn B. Shelly, Mount Jey, between the hours
et 11 and 12 o'clock, for a President, ten Mana
gers and Treasurer of the Lancaster, Eliza Eliza Eliza
tothtewn and Middlctewn Turnpike read.
17-3tdeaw J. M. LONG, Treasurer.
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
HOODS.
Ladles' Coats and Delmans.
EOK SALE.
TfJ'OK KENT. A 1VAUON AN1 UOACIf-
T maker's Shep, n well-established stand
within two miles of Lancaster, en the Millers Millers
vllle Tike. Apply te or address.
rillEIl BAUSMAN.
diMfd&w Eancuster, I. O.
SAW.MIl.1. FOKSAL.E A TWKNTI-rUlIll
horse power pnrlable SAW JIII.I, as geed
as new. Address,
1'H1EU EEIt.ELTER,
Eagle .Speke and Heading Works,
diw-tl Lancaster, l'a.
PUBLIC SILK
or a
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
Oi. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 20. 18SI, will be
sold en the premises that valuable property
known as the
CITY HOTEL,
situated en the west side of North Queen
street, near the Pennsylvania railroad depot,
fronting en North Queen street 3H feet, 4
inches, mere or less, and extending In depth
!K feet, then widens Gl feet, 4 inches, andcon andcen
ti nues that width te Market street. 215 feet, en
which is erected a FOUR-STORY BRICK
HOTEL, and Three Story Brick Back Build
ing, a Large Brick Stable, with slate reef and
large shedding.
One-halt the. puichasc money can remain in
the property.
bale te commence at 7 o'clock p. m. of said
day. when conditions will be made known by
THE HEIRS OF J. & D. REESE. Dec'd.
II. Siiudukt, Ann. dIO-tsd
ORPHANS COURT aAI.E ON SATURDAY,
DECEMBER 17, 1881, at the Keystone
Heuse, North Queen street, Lancaster. Pa ,
the undersigned administrator of Ann Eliza
both Frlck, widow and relict of Lewis
is. Frick, lute of the city of Lancaster. Pa.,
deceased,, by virtue of un order et the Or
phans' Court et Lancaster county. Pa., will
sell at publteNsale the following real estate te
wit.: All that certain one-story brick Dwelling
Heuse erccteil en the Harrisburg pike, in the
city of Lancaster, measuring In front 51 feet
7,'i Inches, und extending iu deptli southward
and southeastward !)7 feet 10' inches, mere or
less, and converging at the end thereof te the
width of 32 feat. 8 inches. Alse, u one-story
brick DWELLING HOUSE, situate en James
street, Lancaster City, atercsaid, containing
In trout en said street 21 lect 3 inches, and ex
tending northward from f aid James street 117
lect inches ; adjoins properties et Christian
Denairliy, Mrs. Elizabeth Myers, premises
above described and hereinafter described
premises as property el Leuis B. Frick, dec'd..
and James street.
Alse, at the same time and place will be tole
by virtue et the order of court aforesaid,
as tlie prepetty et Lewis B. Frick, de
ceased, by him as administrator, the
following property, te wit : AH that ccr
tain let et ground, situate iu "Arch alley, in
the city of Lancaster, afersesaid, measuring
in fronton Arch Alley 20 feet and extending
in deptli northward along properties et Mrs.
Elizabeth Meyers, Mrs. Ann Chambers, pro
perty et Ann Elizabeth Frick, deceased, 39
tret, mere or less.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p, m., when
conditions and terms will be made known by
CONRAD GAST,
Administrator of Elizabeth Frlck, dec'd.
CONRAD GAST.
Administrator of Lewis Frick, dec'd.
Hknkv Siiuiikut. Auctioneer. dl0-7td
1CULIC MALE OKA VALUABLE rAKll.
On TUESDAY, DEC. 13, 1SS1, the under under
Hignrd,excentera et the will of Henry R-Trout,
will expose te public sale, en the premises, in
Manheim township, the farm et the late Henry
R. Trout, deceased. This larm is about two
miles distant from Lancaster, en me ttpnrniu
turnpike, adjoining lands of Isaac Espenshadc.
Henry liucKwaiter. iicnry iiess aim eiuers.
It contains about 7i ACRES. The improve
ments consistef a two-storied STONE DWELL
ING HOUSE, large fianie Hani, Wagen-Shed,
Cern-Crib und ether outbuildings. There is a
geed orchard of apple trees. There is an ex
cellent spring at the house and running water
in two fluids. There is a ncvcr-laillng well at
the house. The fences arc in geed condition.
Abouttwe thousand bushels et lime. have been
put en the land in the last two years. The
property i-j well-adapted te trucking and
dairying, as the whole of it can be cultivated
and has an excellent meadow.
Persons desiiing te view the premises can
de se by calling en the undersigned, or en
Isaac Is. Ryan residing thereon.
Sale te begin at 2 o'clock, p. m., when terms
will be made known by the undersigned exec exec
ueors. Alse, at the Grape Hetel, en same day, the
DWELLING HOUSE and let of ground. Ne.
220 West Orange street. The house Is a
two-storied BRICK DWELLING, with two
storied brick back building. It contains eight
rooms; raiuc built in the kitchen, gas
throughout, hydrant in yard and geed well ;
there is a connection with the sewer en Orange
i-treet. Tlie yard is well-planted with apricots,
cherries, peaches, and grapes, et sevenil
kinds. The let has a frontage en Orange street
of 'J feet and Is 12t feet deep, and en the rear
is a two-storied lrame Stable. Frem the south
ern end of the let there extends another let,
about 2iK feet wide and SI feet deep; te Arch
alley, giving access te the Stable ; this let being
subject, however, te certain rights cl passage
in the owners et the two houses en the west
of the dwelling house.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. in., en said
day when terms will be made known by
THEODORE TROUT,
AMOS II. CHRIST,
Executers of the will of Henry R. Tieut.
HENRY SlIUBERT, AUCt.
nevl2.14 17,10,2(;,3lKiccpt9& It w
TIIED EDITION
MONDAY EVENING, DEO. 12, 1881.
WtATHEB INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. C, Dec. 12. Fer the
Middle Atlantic states, cloudy weather,
followed by rain, warmer southerly winds,
lower barometer.
TBEGCITCAV TRIAL.
Fifth Week or tbe National Comedy.
Washington, Dec. 12. The fifth week
of the Guiteau trial commenced with un
abated interest. Dr. Edward Charles
Spitzka, of New Yerk, testified that he
believed the prisoner insane, and that he
was a moral monstrosity. The
cress examination was quite pointed,
regarding witness' standing as an expert
and bis'positien as professor at a veterinary
scnoei. w itncss said ne was net asbamed
of that branch of study.
Mr. Davidge inquired if it were net
what is commonly called a "horse doc
tor." Witness,rcddening, and with some excite
ment said, " My treatment has been con
fined te asses when an ass with two legs
asks me a stupid question I endeavor te
treat him as he deserves. (General laugh-
tcrat expense of counsel.)
Witness then stated that he had visited
the jail under an assumed name as a phre
nologist se as te study the prisoner better.
He found him vain with a geed memory
and the attainments efathird-i ate shyster
lawyer, but convinced of the delusion that
he had sacrificed himself for the geed of
the American people. Wituess would net
express an opinion en the moral responsi
bility of the prisoner. The latter became
very angry again when the subject of his
"depravity " was leferrcd te and asked
the prosecution net te harp en that subject.
A iccess was then taken.
DUST TO DUST.
Funeral el the Late Cel. Ferney Distin
guished People Present Meeting of
Journalist.
Philadelphia, Dsc. 12. The funeral
of the late Cel. Jehn W. Ferney took place
at eue o'clock thisaftcrnean. Fer several
hours a. line of men, women and children,
representing many classes of society enter
ed the house and viewed the remains.
Many prominent citizens were present,
including Generals Hancock, Sickles
and Huff, ex-Speaker Kaudalf, Mayer
King and ether city eflicials ; Geerge
W. Cliikls, Jehn Russell Yeung, A. Iv.
McCIurc, and many ether well known
journalists. All the pall bearers selected
were present. The interment took place
in West Laurel Hill cemetery.
At a meeting of newspapcr publishers
and editors held this morning and pre
sided ever by William Mclvean, appropri
ate resolutions of condolence with the
family of the deceased were passed, and it
was resolved te attend .the funeral in a
body.
Sin row in tlie Seuth.
Dallas, Texas, Dec. 12. On announce
ment of the death of Cel. Ferney a large
meeting was held here, presided ever by
the mayor, and passed appropriate resolu
tions deploring his death as a less te the
Union.
AFFAIRS AT THE OPlTAL.
Krellughiij sen's Nauie Seut In tlie Sei.ate.
Wasuinuten, Dec. 12. The pnsident
today nominated Frederick T. Freling
httysen, of New Jersey, te be secretary of
state.
The Republican senators te-day held a
caucus at which the tepert of the commit
tee te rcvise the Republican membership
of some of the committees was accepted
without controversy.
The president te-day accepted the resig
nation of Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury Upton, te take effect en the 'list,
inst.
The president has net decided net
te appoint women te eflice, as has been
stated. A female postmaster was among
the nominations made te-day.
In the Scnate te-day Mr.Edmuuds intro
duced a bill for defraying the expenses in
curred iu consequence of the assassina
tion of President Garfield.
lfiK KIUltDEU OF McMAIION.
Verdict of tlie Corener's Jury in thn I'fiila
delptiia Shoetlug.
Philadelphia, Dec. 12. At the inquest
te-day en the body of Bernard McMahon,
who was murdered by burglars en Friday
evening, none of the witnesses were able
te identify the prisoner Uarr. The jury,
however, returned the following verdict :
"That B. McMahon came te his death from
internal hemorrhage, the results of a
gunshot weuud received en Friday, De
cember 9th, at the hands of cither the
priseuer, Barr, Daniel Watsen or Benja
miu Allen, and that Mrs. Barr was accc.';
sery befere the fact." Beth Barr and his
reputed wife were committed te await the
action of the district attorney.
Shet at a Doorstep.
Eminence, Ky., Dec. 12. Jeseph War
ford, of Shelby county, was killed en Satur
day night by Alex. Shirley. Shirley says
Warfeid called te his deer en the night
and fired a pistol shot, which wounded
him. He then fired at Warford and took
te his bed from pain. Warford was
found dead the next morning and Shirley
is in a dangerous condition.
A Bankrupt Decamp.
Londen, Dec. 12. The Leicaster cortca certca cortca
pendent of the Daily JSrecs says : Seme sen
sation is caused here by the bankruptcy
and disappearance of Charles Henry
Francks, a leather merchant, whose lia
bilities are estimated at from .L'20,000 te
100,000. Francks is an American. It
is supposed that he has crossed the At
lantic. Locked : the imniliig Theatre.
Londen Eng. 12. A Vienna dispatch te
the Daily Nckh says the police imagined
the entire audience had quitted the
theatre. They prevented outsiders from
entering and locked the doers without as
certaining if there was any ene inside.
Fatally Burned.
In Providence, It. I., Mrs. Mary Cauuh Cauuh
ten, while drunk, in attempting te fill a
keresene lamp, spilled oil en her dress
and the lloer. She then lighted the lamp
with a match en t e lloer. Her clothes
caught fire and she was probably fatally
burned. She was taken te the hospital.
Tlie Grave of the Victim.
Vienna, Dec. 12. The common grave
for the unrecognized victims of the thea
tre fire, in the Central cemetery, is 150 feet
long and 14 feet wide.
Mysterious Disappearance.
firwic.n TW- 12. Jehn H. Knox, wlie
came here from New Yerk some months
age te practice law, has mysteriously dis
appeared. Mr. Knox is a nephew of the
comptroller of the currency.
Locked In tbe Burning Theatre.
Londen, Dec. 12. A. Vienna dispatch
te the Daily Nac$ says the pelice imag
ined the entire audience had quitted the
theatre. They prevented eutsmers from
entering and locked the doeors, without
ascertaining if there was any ene inside.
Just Vengeance.
Gertrude Dyker, a German girl, aged
twenty, was waylaid by by Ellswerth
Crenning, at Milltown, N. J., and feloni
ously assaulted. Soen after her brother
met Crenning and killed him with a shot
gun. Yeung Dyker then escaped en horse
back. The desire te capture him is net
great.
juanrii.
na Yuri maraet.
New Yerk, Dec. li Fleur State and
Western dull and slightly in buyers f.iver.
but prices unchanged. Southern dull and
wcaK.
em. snot, wttii
Oats a shade cesier. Including Ne. i .lau.. at
50J31c ; de Feb., M?sg5ic ; State, K)$.c :
Western, 4U3S5e.
Pntlaileipma Markei.
Pbiladsltbia, Dec. 12. Fleur firm, but
quiet : Snnerflne, t 2334 75; u..tr.i
at 5 00 5 73 ; Ohie and Indiana labi'lv,
Hi 75S7 10; PennsylvanU family W SOfij
U75: St. Leuis de 7 t27 CJV: Mtnnesetn
Extra at $7 wtTSiz de straight at 7 23S
7 50; winter tteu 7 5083 23; snilng de
7 73QS50.
Rye flour at &3).
Wheat dull and easier : Del. and Penn'a Red,
$1 413142; de Amber. $1 r.'jj! ii.
Cern easier und quiet.
Oats steady.
Rye steady at OSe.
Previsions dull ; mess perk. SIS 10?1S SO;
beef hams, I21S22 ; ludtimc beef. 25 5e. f. e
b.; Baccn smoked bher.Iders. 7ic : alt de,
i7c : smoked hums, HHaiSJJc; picklud de.
loaiec
Lara steadv ; city kettle. llg!12e ; loose
butchers', lO-il lc; prime steam. Jll 40)11 .
Butter steady ; but demand confined te
choice grades : Creamery extra, 40c : de geed
te choice. otie9e : It. C. N. Y. extra. eSSd
Sic; dodo firsts, 5':llc.
n Rolls steady ; Pcnui,23S2e; Western, 27j
Eggs steady: fresh lets scarce: Peiiu'u.. SSiil
3'c; Western. 3 v&Uc : held lets, 23623c.
Cheese quiet :Ncw Yeik full cream, ISfJirc;
Western de., 12c: de lair te geed, ll2c;
de hair-skims, ajjiue ; Pennsylvania skims, y)
Se. i
Petroleum dull; refined, 7a
Whisky at l is.
Seeds Goetl te prime Clever dull at
Slfvi'J : riuMHd steady at t i).
Grain and Prevision (Juotatleus.
One o'clock quotations of gi-.ilu and provis previs
ions, fiiriii-dii-d by S. K. Yundt, lireker, IV
Exst King street.
Dei. 12. 1 i M.
Cbicii,e.
Wheat Cern OnU Perk Lard
Jan l27-?4 .1 -yxi ... U.0
Fui i.2S,'i .ii .4". ir..ta ii.ie
My .xi .lt;.'j ....
i'hlladnlptil.i.
Dec ;.4l .fiQJi ..11
Jan.... 1.4-J'fc .70J .:.'
reba... !.t .72. .33 .... ....
Cattle .'lurKet.
1'iiir.ADKLiMiiA, Dec. l'- Cattle MarKrl
inactive: -Mlc-.. S.fOi lurid; p:liue, ii!47c;
geed, WMAii ; medium, is-iQ1.:; common,
:t4e.
Mieep actHe: saka J.i.i 10 : pi line, rJ-Ji?.V'rt:
poed, 4(a.'; medium. SijtHlZ : common. .!'(
'ii : lambs, fgia ; U extern calves iiS-Vc :
Hogs actives ; sales ..Sue : prime. 'jg!,'ie:
goon, s'iiijSc; medium, Sijse ; common, ,fy
Lite Steca liiarKein.
Chicago. Hogs Receipts UO.000 head; idiip
uieiits. 2.7U0 head ; market geueudly llrm :
wale.; common te geed mixed, ?." ijj; 13; light
drovers $; heavy packing and shipping,; 'Ji
(gl" 45; Pldladelphias and lard hogs $U.W4i7." ;
skips and eulls $45 3t.
Cuttle Receipts, 1.3WJ head : nhlpmeiits, I,'."
head ; market active and steady ; experts, K .0
7 : geed te choice shipping, i't "iifit; : common
te lair. $l'tf5; mixed buichei:, quite active and
firm; common te ti.ilr $2 2i ; geed tocheieo
$315ft4; Texas cows, thin steers, oxen and
mixed lets, ti S7J4.'S 23 ; Te.tans UZ; stock steck
ers and feeders $3.
Sheep Receipts, CO) head; shipments .0
head ; market steady with a Talr demand at
$1 75ft4 75 ; cJrtni quality, J5; scalawag slu-ep,
$li211 head.
scecx-Haraet.
New Yerk, Plnlailclphia and Lecal Stocks
also United States llends reperteil daily by
Jacob B. Leng. N. E. Cor. Ceutie Square.
Nkv Yerk Stocks.
Steckb generally wcis.
Dec li
U:00 Ian 3...I
Chicago A North We-,tern 123i 125 121
Chicago. Mil. ASLlMtii VK'i Vi)i lW)i
Canada Southern 01 .... Mi,-,.
C. C. &1. C. R. R 2l,i 21
Del., Laek.A Western 127ji 127 127I
Delaware A Hudsen canal 1"S
Denver & Rie (.Jnitide Si, NJ nyM
KiMtTenu., Va. & l'a i!JH I-"1
Hannibal & St. Jee 'Siyt
Lake Shere ft Mich. Southern.. I2IJ 121 l'l
Manhattan Elevated 5S .... V.
Michigan Central 92; I '.- i'4
Missouri, Kansas Texas 40; ie'l 411
N. Y., Lake Erie & Wcslern.... 4. 45i 45';
New Jersey Central '.',' V'A 'XYt
N. Y., Ontario Western :!!'; 31 J 'AyA
New Yerk Central 13:i 13S 13;;,
OhieAMHalwippi sajjS Si
Oiiie Central 23-iJ 23J ?:.V.
Pacific Mail Slt-aiUihip Ce.... 41 Wa ll"i
St. Paul & Omaha Slili "' .
de Preferred .It"; i'i2i
Centra! Pacitic 'J3J.J '.3Jm '.
Texas Paeifle SOj :l'i :,t4
Union Pacific 119 H'i5 11!;4
Wabash, at. Leuis racinc.... yA 41 41!.
Preterm! -' "' m
Western L'nieti Tfl. Ce..
- A SCJi K.K
"S.t
A.M. P.M.
Philadelphia.
Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania R. R..
Reading
IG K',y. C3
34 3I5 34;
........ .. .... i .
Lieiugti v auey
Leldgli Navigation Ex Div 44)' 44)i
RutT.de, Pitts. & Western 22 22 22;
Northern Central '-Vi
Northern Pacitic. :z!i Vi S
" Pieierred SI SIJ SI
Hestenvill. ''
Electric Cnd.'igreu.-.d Te!. Ce. li" .... 120
Philudulphb -V Kile R. R 2(1
CuniiNeu Mining 175 .... l-'"
lewaCulch Minim: .'' 30
Uhitbe States I'.exds. p.m.
Cnlted Slates i percnH 118
t 1. lll'
-.' i lirji
:'. " I01's
It Is a. foelia'.i mistake te confound a comedy
of inei it with quack ii'.e.liclnes. We have uvd
Parker's (Singer Tonic with the happiest r. -suits
for Dyspepsia and Debility, and knew it
te be a f-terllng health vi sterative. Titiirj.
iil-liinleod&weew
"Life, Grewtn, lleauly."
" What we all admire'" and hew te secure It :
A line head of hair In its natiual color is such
an adjunct te beauty that no one who prize
geed leeks should neglect te use " Londen
Hair Celer Restorer," the most cleanly and dn
llghtful article ever introduced te the Ameri
can people. It U tetilly dillerent from all
ethers net sticky or gummy, and free, lreui
all impure ingredients that rcndermiiny ether
preparations obnoxious. It thickens thin
hair, restores gray halr.givci it new Hie, keeps
the scalp clean and hcilthy, causing the hair
togrew where it had fallen oJTer Leeeiue thin,
docs net soil or stall' anything, and is se per
fectly and elegantly prepared as te make It a
lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury. ' Lon Len Lon
eon Hair Restorer" Is sold by all druggists
at 75 cents a bottle, -jx bottles for l.
ect3.'d,'.V,S.tv.-
aietners: jnelnernii ,iietlier:t
Aie you disturbed at night ami broken of
your real bj a sick child Buttering and crying
with the excruciating pain et cutting teeth 7
If (-.-., go nt once and get a bottle of MRS.
WINSI.OV.".- SOfTIIIN SYRUP. It will re
lieve the peer little "ulleicr immediately de
pend upe 1 it: th"." is i-e uii-iL-ike about ii.
There is net a iiiei.'k rim 1 -nth who has ever
ued it, -who will net t II '.en at once that it
will regulate the bev-.-N, and give rest te the
mother, and relief s-nd health te th child,
operating like magic. It I- p-rfectiy ."ar-i te
use 111 till eases, and pleasant Se the :a.-t-. and
la the prescription el ei" et the elm-it und
best female physician and ::msiv In the
United fctatch. "sold everywhere; 23 cen's a
Lettie "iari lvd&wM.W&S
A Geed Ansel'it Visit ,v Talc et "ttea
ilaiis."
HIauche called en Kate, one pleii-antday,
mid found her sad aim .sighing, dean mI Irlend,
once bright and en v. new scarce could keep
lrem crying; for, "eh," she said, "'tis a. dl--grace
te scc with screlula, my taci; se badly
marred '." then Baid her friend, "Resadalis will
your troubles end." Elanche called en Kate
nether day and found her once mero blithe
and gay, her lace as radiant, skin us fair. : -any
maiden's anywhere. Fer skin diseases
and impure bleed, there's nothing in ti"
world se geed as Re-adalis U drives away :.1I
skin disorders, humor, nay, it tones the s; -tern,
cures your ills and banishes all doctei .
bills : Sold in Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
Stere, 137 and 1S9 :"erth Queen street.
il'30-lydeedAw:;
4,000 rePS or
BAKING BUTTER,
A CAR LOAD Or
YORK STATE SWEET OLDER,
A Let of Yerk State APPLES and POTATO KA
at JOSEPH HERZOG'3,
8-3td Cerner Prince and Lemen Sis
Wheat k01clower:Ne.2 Red. Jiee..ni;.
ai42:de Jan. $1 44UI 447S: de Feb., l 47
147?i; de Mur.. 1 49W1 3Ji.
Cern liQiic lower and dun; Mixed We-t-
icr i'e iuiure. unite tow.