LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER TUESDAY. DECEMBER 27. 1881.
V
An Unexpected Deposit.
This afternoon as a clerk in Dunn's store,
Stevens house, was carrying a rather heavy
box of specie from the f-terc te the Farm
ers bank, the bottom fell out (net of the
bank, but the box), and the minted coins
were scattered in all directions ever the
pavement just in front of D. P. Lecher
& Seu's banking house. City Treasurer
McCemsey and Constable Merringcr, who
were en the opposite side of the street.
hastened te the clerk's assistance"! and
kept back the large crowd of men and
boys that almost immediately closed in
around him. It is thought very little if
any of the money was lest.
Sale or Real IMate.
B. F. Rewe.a uct., sold at the Coepsr
house last evening for Henry Kraber,
administrator of the estate of Margaret
Bier, dee'd, the undivided half interest
in a let of ground with imjirevments. en
Seuth Queen Mirer, te Ilcnrv It. Kraber,
for 1,800.
l'lccutatiun.
On Saturday evening Johnny Bergcr,
bat tender at Jehn A. Snjdrr's saloon, was
presented with a handsome cigar-holder
by his ft lends. The presentation took
place in the saloon, in the pie.sencn of a
large number of gentlemen.
llehcrti'il )jy liirt I'm-tiirr.
Mr. J. V. Ebcrly, an aitist who is in
Easten. tells the Anjim that his partner,
Cli as. K. Siebcr, canvasser for the firm,
has deserted him, and has taken the
Hun's money t Lancaster pmbably.
Tite .aiii ..-tale.
Iii answer te the ietitieu of Jehn S.
Gable's executers te ba discharged from
the duties of thcii tiust the court has ic
lieved them and appointed Hugh S. Clara
and V.. S. Heffman te administer the same.
f Denies II.
Jehn Mcflewsky, having heen charged
with " cruel and brutal a.iuH, " upon his
wife anil daughter, denies it and says I hey
did net appear te prosecute at. a hearing te
have been had against him.
Corener's Inquest.
This nieining Corener Mishlcr, 'held an
inipicst en a three nuielh old child of
Geerge Tieyscr of Arch street. The
child was given some medicine and was
seen aftcrwaids found dead. The vculiet.
of the jury was death from convulsions.
it I'm: i a i. notices.
" Rough " l!:ls."
Tin- tliingdcsiied liiinul .11 lu-1. Ask drug
gist ler Rough en Kills. 11 clear-, out luls
mice, reachc-, flles,hcdhng-t re bees. Depot.
Laber Saiing.
'J'lie demand et the people ler :in easier
nicllioilet prepaiingKiducy-Weil li : induced
the proprietors, the well !;nmvi lieletle
druggist. Wells, Ricli:uisui .V Ce., of i!ur i!ur
liligleu, VI.. te prepare it ler .sale in liquid
lerin us well us in dry form. It saves nil the
labor et preparing, and us il is eiju:illy clll
cleut ills preferred by iiiuiiy person".. Kidney Kidney
Wert always and every when; pieves il.sclf a
perlccl remedy. Hiiflule Xrws. !2i; lwd&w
A lady Ireiu Oregon writes Dr. IJeiisen : I
think you should be presented with u chuiiel
of pure celli ler your Celery tin I Chamomile
Tills have proved such a. blessing te thousands
et snltercr.s with sick and nervous lieMliiche,
neuralgia, nervousness ami dy-pepsia.
Ge te II. it. Cecnniir.s nrng Mere, 1.".7 North.
Queen street, ler Mrs. VfC):rm'. Xem Na
tional Dyes. Fer brightness and durability et
coleiy.m: uiiequaled. Celer Irein 2 te 5 pound-.
Directions in English and German. L'riee. l."
cents.
A Cough, Cole or .-or.: i;mL si.euiil ra
Slopped. Neglect lieiiuently le-ulls in :in In
cunthle. Lung Disease, or Consumption,
lliewu'.s ikreiichial Tie' lies de net di-.order
the stomach like rough syrups and balsam",
hut art dlreellyen 1 he I n 'lamed pait-,u 1 laying
limitation. ;;l"e i.'licl in Astuma. Bronchial
Coughs, Cal.irrh, and ihn Threat Troubles
whieh Singers and PuhlieKpeukcri ure subject
te. Fer thirty years llrewii't i;ien"liial
Trecnes have been leeeminen.leii by physi
eians. hihI always give nerled saii-.tadieii.
Having been tested by wide am! constant u-e
mr nearly.! ii entire geuoi.ilien, tliej hive at
tained we .in riied raiiku'imiig the fewsi'iple
lumedies et the a"e. Sold at -" cents a box
everv where. mS-lvd I'Tii.VSAIvw
Yield net te Mlslui'iiiiu: " Give Ely's
Cream ISalui a thorough lii.il it you weuhl be
ureil el Catai rh, Hay Fever, Calari hal Deat
neH, or quickly relieved. I colds in the head.
Cicain I'.alni elleclually cleanses 1 he mc-al
passages et calari hal virus, cuii-iiig healthy
secret ions, allays! n llammatieii and irritation,
protects the ineuibranal linings et Ihe head
Irem udditienal colds, e.niiplctcly heals the
sores and region's the sense of taste, und smell.
Heuetieial results arc realized by a lew appli
cations. A thoieugli lic.itment as diiected will
cure Catarrh, Hay Fcw-r, ,'w. Th.- Halm is
easy te use and agreeable. Sold by druggist-
ut .Ml cents. On receipt el .) cents will in-iil a
package. Send ter eiieular with lull iutorma iuterma iutorma
tien. ELY'S CREAM ItALM C.. swege, N. V.
Fer sale in Lancaster by all druggists.
ilir.-2uileed&w
lloiiscliel'l Vi'iirds.
.las. Pear-mi, US Hih Slreet, I'.utlale, ays.
"I have Used your Spring 15liwein leruiyselt
und tami'y, and think it invaluable asa house
lield remedy, ler regulating the bowels, liver
und kidneys. 1 shall never be without it."
Price fiO cents. Fer sale at II. J I. Cochran's
drug store, 1117 North Queen strict. Lancaster
Itisaloellsh mistake te cnuleumla remedy
et merit with quack medicine-). We haveiised
Parker's Ginger Tonic with the happiest re
sults ler Dyspepsia and Debility, and knew it
te be a sterling health restorative. Times.
nl-lmdcoil&weew
Skin DIseiiMM " Cured by Dr. Swayuc'K
Olutmciit.
What is mere distressing thai; an obstinate
ukin disease, and why peii ens should suffer a
single hour when they have a sure cure m
" Swayne's Ointment " is past ear eoinpiehei: eeinpiehei: eoinpiehei:
sien. " The worst cases et tetter, itch, salt
rheum, or tint annoying complaint, itching
piles, yield te its wenderlul ull-heiiling quali
ties. Pimples en the lace and blotches en the
skin are leineved by using this healing oint
ment. Perleclly sale and harmless, even en
tin; most tender inlar.t. Itching l'lles-Syinp-teins
aie moisture, intense itching, particu
larly at night after getting warm in bed ;
ether parts arc sometimes all'eclcd. Swayne's
Ointment plea-ant, sure cure. Dr. Sway no &
Sen, 53 North Seventh street, Philadelphia,
Pa., te whom all let tcrs should be addressed,
sold bv till prominent druggists.
ectl-T.Th&F&w
THE FARMERS KRI END
lit- Ittirliet-'a lfeil lleis.e Pivilel'.s iivt Ibc hc--l
III the luarkeL They ure net a mere loed made
et inert and cheap material', hut a verflablc
Medicine. They contain lour times the strength
of ordinary horse and cattle powders, and will
cure and latten stock in one-fourth the time,
acting at once upon the digestive organs and
secretions, and may be sateiy relied upon ter
the cure of coughs, colds, distemper, glanders
and all di.-eascset horses, nniles, cattle, sheep,
hogs and poultry. They will increa-i; the
quantity and quality of milk in cow s and keep
all kinds el stock ir. a hralthy condition, sold
everywhere at UOc. per pack, 0 ler $1 ; large
size 40c., or :t ter $1. Sold in Lancaster at
Cochran's Drug Stere, i:;7aud 1 North Queen
streets. uugU-lydeed&wl
MARRIAGES.
Fiuiv Jokes. On Wednesday, Dec. 21. lsM,
at the residence of llm bride'.s father, by the
Rev. t rank Arneld, Mr. James IS. rey, et Lan
caster, Pa., te Miss Annie M. Jenes, daughter
of Levi IS. Jenes, esq., et Reekville, Chester
county. Pa. '
MEATUS.
SWKirziru. In this city. Dec. 20, Charles Ed
ward, M)ii et Lewis anil liuibani Sweitzcr, in
the 2d year et his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited l attend the funeral, 1
from the resilience el ins parents. e. j
Middle street, en Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock. H
RiNEiiAiiT.-lii this city, en the 2tlh itsL,
Charles W.Kiiiehait. in the 72d year et his age.
The relatives and frijiKls of the family arc
respectfully invited te attend the itinera,
from his late residence. Se. 214 West .lames
street, en Wednesday aiternoen at 2 o'clock.
Interment at Lancaster cemetery. Jt
NEW ABTEMlISEMtJiTB.
w
A.NTED IMMKDUTKLY A GIBL TO
de general housework. Apply te NO.
West Orange atrcet. 124-2i cl
(1IGAK MAKERS WANTED.
j Apply at D.U. IHRSITd,
ltd 318 West Chestnut street.
WANTED.
A Situation te de general housework of
any description : cooking preferred. Apply
at the Exchange hotel. ltd
w
ANTKD.-1WO GIKLS, ONK TO AS-
feist in coeklnir and the ether te UO een-
eral housework, References required. Apply
at e. 4ii west James street. sut
OKSALK.-A VERY DKSlRABLIS BU8I-
ncss property in Centre Square at private
CARPENTER A BRO..
sale.
dl2-2weedR
Cl North Duke strait.
F
OR hLE.
'J'lie Sleck. Geed-will and Fixtures of u
large, first-class Clothing Heuse, ure offered for
sale. Geed and satisfactory reasons given for
selling. Inquire at
d23-wdR Ne. 21 CENTRE SQUAUE.
rpilK FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT Ol"
JL the New l'revidence Band will he con
tinued during this week. On Saturday all
goods lelt will he sold ut auction. Parties
having books will hand the .same in by i-'atur-d
ly evening at S o'clock. d27-5td
rpiiK SEMI-ANNUAL. MEETING Or TUE
A Lancaster Mamnercher will be held at
their hall te-morrow (WEDNESDAY)evcnlng
at H o'clock. All members ure requested in
In- present, isy order et the President,
ltd GEO. PFEIFFEU, Sec'y.
GKA.NI FOX CHASE ON MONDAY,
Jan. 2, itiil, starting Irein Seheenberger's
I'arl;, Lancaster. Pa., at 1:30 p. m. All sports
men are cordially invited te attend und bring
their hounds with them.
ADAM SNYDER.
il27-5ld&ltw Proprietor.
PUltMC SALE, AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M ,
en MONDAY. JAN. 2, 1882, at the Ex
change hptel, J. P. Knight proprietor, live
shares et Columbia national hank stock, by
tin: isxccuters et Isaac Jleuser. dee'd.
JOHN UOUSEK,
JACOUIS. HOUSEU,
II. F. Kowk, Aucl. d27-3tdT,T&S
E
,VK! EAIt! BY FAK THE GKEATEK
iiuinber et Ear Diseafles affect what is
known us the Middle Eur. The diseases et the
Membrane Tyinpaul occurs either as a result
et an inltaiumatien et the external auditory
canal, oret the Middle Ear, und is known by
le-s el hearing, pain and a sense et lullness In
the car. and noises ei different kinds affect the
en-. All diseases of the Ear, Eye und Threat
tieited suecestlillly by Ml. II. D. LONG
A K i:i:"S M KTHOD. Offlee Ne. 1.1 East Wal
nut street, Lancaster. Consultations tree.
.127-
1.STATIJ OK VALENTINE BAKER. I.ATE
j et East lleuiplleld township, Lancaster
county, deceased. Letter testamentary en
said estate having been granted te the under
sigm d all persons indebted te said decedent
arc requested te n,ake Immediate settlement,
and these having claims or demands against
Hie estate of sail decedent, te make known
I he same, te the undersigned without delay,
icsidiiig in Fast Ilemplleld township.
JOIINSIIIUKICH,
AIIUAIIAM SHIUIUCII,
A. . Nuuriiuit, Executei-s.
Attorney. 127-lldCtw
1iiislk; sale en tuespay, January
3,12, will be sold ut public sale at the
cepurd Hetel, a new two-story IiltlCK
DWELLING and two-story brick back build
ing, with balcony, containing six room e, hy
drant in the yard and kitchen, iruii trees,
grape vines, etc. This prepcity is situated en
the cast side of North Shippen street, north et
Fulton street. Ne. '.25.
Persons wishing te view the property will
please i II upon the occupants el the premises.
Sale te commence Jut 7 o'clock p. m when
conditions will be mode known by
AMANDA COX.
Administratrix efll. F. Cox, dee'd.
llCMtv Shubkut, Auct. d27-7td
TULTO.-n OPERA HOUSE.
SATURDAY EVENING, DJSO. 31st,
FINGER & WITMER'S
I
Fer the bnneilterthe POOR OF LANCASTER
aOOI) I'EllFORMERS,
XE Wl'ERFORMERS.
NEW ACTS.
XEW VLA YS, XEW SONGS.
One el the meat daring acLs will be done by
Witmcr, Cochran and Costelle. Mr. Witiner
will throwaseincrsaulttrom a pedestal 124eet
high. Mr. Cochran w ill dance a eleg.
( 'OME OXE ! COME A LT. .'
PRICKS OF ADMISSION: Parquet and
Ciiclc, :t5c. Gallery, 35c.
Noctr.tchargcier Reserved Seat-. Senuie
themalenee. d27-5td
AIUSIC BOXES.
MUSIC-BOXES.
Out el our large Importation et ever 1,30
LARGE SIZE, 1I1Q1I CLASS
MUSIC BOXES,
e have about 4.V yet in sleck. Wishing te
iii-iKf a clean sweep by New Year we make
THIS WEEK
A Reduction ei'30 per cent. Belew
Our Fermer Already Lew
Prices.
As In STYLE, QUALITY, etc., we refer te
out Ciiculai and invite an examination el our
stock.
C. (jautschi & Ce.. Manufacturers,
STK. CROIX and GENEVE,
Switzerland.
Salesrooms, 1020 Cbestnut St.,
PHILADELPHIA. dG-tlil
nWEEl-ING REDUCTION IN PRICKS AT
ttpr, Barfl & Hangta's
NEW CHEAP STORE,
We have had a splendid Fall Trade and in
consideration thereof, have determined te
give te the public the balance of our NEW
and WELL-SELECTED STOCK et
Winter Goods
AT ABOUT COST.
Ladies' Delmans, pi Ice 125,00, reduced te $18.00
Ladies' Delmans, price $.10.00. reduced te $15.00
Ladies' Delmans, price$lS.0). reduced te $l.r.50
Ladies' Delmans, price $15.00, reduced te $13.50
Ladies' Delmans, price $10.50, reduced te $ 8.50
Ladies' Coats, price $10.00, reduced te $7.50
Ladies' Coats, price $8.50, reduced te $5.00.
I .allies' Shawls, price $8.00, reduced te$C50
Ladies' Shawls, price $7.00, leduceC te$j.50
l.adles' suawis, price $.uu, reuueeu 10 n.w
Ladies' Shawls, price $4.00, reduced te $i7.
While Hlankets, price $10.00, reduced 10 $8.00
8.00, C.50
7.S0,
C.50, .
5.50,
5.00.
3.00,
2.00,
0.00
5,50
4.50
4.00
2.25
1.50
COLORED BLANKETS, IN MANY
GRADES, CHEAP.
HORSE BLANKETS REDUCED.
COME SOOX
OR YOU WILL MISS BARGAINS.
METZGER, BARD & HAOGHMAN'S
NEW CHEAP STORE,
Ne. 43 WEST KING STREET,
Rctween the Cooper Heuse and Serrel
Herse Hetel.
(Adler'a OM Stani.)
NEW AltriSRTISEyUCiiTS.
OKGAN RECITAL
-AXD-
GRAND CONCERT,
By the Celebrated Ocganist,
Pre H. W. Nicoll,
Oi NEW YORK, asi-led by MISS CYSTHIA
BARE, of Philadelphia (Seprano), and by
some et our Leading Heme Talent, at
ZION'S LUTHERAN CHURCH,
EAST VINE STREET,
THURSDAY EVENING, DEL'. JUis
Te commence at 7:t. o'clock. 21-ltR
! IRARD
OFP1IILADEI.PJA.
Assets ever
ELEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND
Dollars, securely invested. Fer a policy in
this old ami well-established company call en
RIPE & KAUFMAN,
NO. 19 EAST KING STREET.
UeM.WA.SR
IJUBLlCSALf.. WILL ISE SOLD AT PDIS PDIS
llcsalcen TUESDAY, DEC. 27. 11, at 7
o'clock in the evening, t the Plew tavern en
West King street, the lollewimr ical estate be
longing te the estate el Jacob Millieh.seek.
Uec'd,:
Lotel ground containing in lient t;2 I cell',
inches, u.'eie or le-s, and extending in depth
22 leet, mere or less, together with adeublu
one-story Imuie and lei; DWELLING IIOUSK
and fiuuic kitchen small stable, variety et
Iruit tiecs, hydrant in jaid situate en the
seutll slileeiuuil being .os. :e) ami .v.'j nigti
street, Lancaster, Pa.
J()IINr DEIIAVEN,
JKREMIAI1 RIFE,
Executers.
Alse at the same time and place the lollow lellow lollew
Ing property belonging te the estate el .Mary
Mlllicheek, deceased. Let id ground, con
taining In trout '.0 leet, mole or less, and ex
teudlilg in depth l.'L'Meet.iuere cr less, together
with :i two story Frame DWELLlNi: HOUSE
and Kitchen ; well of water, fruit, Ac, situ
ate en the west side, et ami being Ne. .11- Con
cord ulley, north et Walnut street.
Terms at sale JOHN DEIIAVEN,
ii:im:miaii kife,
A -.eiils for the Heirs.
Alse ul the same turn:
ground containing in Ir- i
und extending in depth 1.
together with utwo-stery
and place u let et
d 'je teu.mei c or less,
!.; leet, mine or less.
Frame DWELLING
HOUSE ami Jvltelien : we
situate en the west side
II et water. lruit,&c
ei Hud being Ne. .Ill
aliiut street. and ad-
Concord alley, north el W
joining i lie last uoeveuc--il2l.22,2S,2l.27S&TuK
j
ciiDed premises.
OHN DEIIAVEN,
EREM1AH RIFE.
XNTERTAINM ENTS.
F
ULTON OPERA liOUSK.
TUESDAY, DKCEHIiER 27, 1SS1,
THE NOTED SCOUT.
fHOV. Wm. F.CODY.
BUFFALO BILL
AND HIS
MAMMOTH COMBINATION.
The IScautifiil Sioux Indian PrinccH, I1E-NU-KAW
(The First Hern).
HARRY E. ISURCESS, Uey Chief of the
Pawnees, the Youngest Chief et whom any
record Is given.
A Genuine Hand el noted Winnebago IN
DIAN CHIEFS, siippeitcd by a l'OWERFFL
DRAMATIC COMPANY, producing ISuthile
Hill's new drama, written exprcesly ter him
by Jehn A. Stevens, author et " riiknewn,"
entitled :
The Prairie Wait;
A STORY OF THE FAR WEST.
Fancy llijtr Shoelimj by JSiifinte Hilt, who is
acknowledged pic-ciuiuenl ami aleun.
A (Jrantl Street l'ttrude. ISutlale Hill's Silver
Cernel Hand and Orchestra.
Reserved Scats, 7.; renin. Fers-ileat Opera
Heuse oil ice.
WM. F. CODY, Proprietor und .Manager.
JOSH. E. OISDEN, Hiisincss Manager.
12-tt HARRY SELLERS, liuueral Agent
"CMJLTON t'll'EKA HOUSE.
THURSDAY EVENING, DEO. 29th
Engagement ler one night only of I In
Famous Comedian
MR. JOHN E. OWENS,
Who will appear, supported bv the distin
guished actor MR.CHARLES VA DERHOFF
and an etlicient Comedy Company, in two el
his most humorous characters,
JOSHUA EUTTEHHY,
In Tem Tayler's Comedy el" " Victims," und in
his world reneuned personatien et Old
SOLON SITIXGLE.
POPULAR PRICES 75. 50 anil 3fi Ct.
Reserved seals ler sale ut Opera Heuse, 24-tt
7-ISIT OUR STORK,
DAY OR EVENING.
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
-IN
FANCY ARTICLES.
LARUE REDUCTION'S
WILL HE MADE. AS WE DO NOT
DISPLAY THIS CLASS OK COOD.S AFTER
HOLIDAY WEEK,
AND WE LIKE TO CI.03K OUR
ENTIRE STOCK -EACH SEAS IV.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
DRY GOODS,
CARPETS,
WALL PAPERS,
CHINA,
GLASS AND
1
QUEENSWARE.
LANCASTER. PA.
Xi.W AJrMMTHir.mXNTB.
-DEAUTITTO CBBISTMAS GUTS.
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES, BRONZES,
And the many elegant and artistic articles embraced In our stock are especially fitted for
HOLIDAY GIFTS,
BECAUSE THEY ARE
Durable, Useful and Intrinsically Valuable.
The very liberal share of trade we have received In the past has encouraged us te place in
our cases a liner and larger stock than ecr before, te which we cordially Invite the attention
et all who desire te examine beautiful oeds.
EDW. J. ZAHM. Jeweler.
ZAHVS CORNER,
eclS-3md&wll
1LIN
N & WILLSON.
HOUSEFURNISHING,
CHANDELIERS,
Plumbing and Gas Fitting, Tin Roof Reef
ing and Spouting Specialties.
FLIKN" &
LANCASTER, PA.
HOLIDAY OOODS.
t 1 IU.NU
' CIOSHG SALE
-OK-
HOLIDAY
GOODS.
WILL i;k sold
Regardless of Cost
Japanese Goods,
Leather Gleve Bexes,
Leather Handkerchief Bexes,
Leather Satchels and Valises,
China Vases and Toys,
ALL MUST BE SOLI)
SO COM K AND ilUY AT YOUUOWX PRICE.
We show Elegant Lines of
Silk and Linen Handkerchief,
LAVE TIES AND SCARFS,
(iEXTfP TIES AND SCA11FS,
LADIES' AND GENTS' GLOVES,
Elegant Line of
SILK UMBRELLAS,
With Choice Handles,
frOSSAMEM WATERTIIOOFS,
KOIt LADIES, CENTS AND "CHILDREN.
Klegunt Line Of
Towels, Linen Table Cleths, Napkins.
Eleuut Line et
RUGS AND MATS.
Givler, Bewers & Hurst,
25 BAST KINGJ STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
HOOKS ANli 8TATIOXJSM1.
1II1C1STMAS IMIKSKNT3,
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS
and Ceinx of Art in Christmas end New Year
Cards at
L. M. FLYNN'S,
Ne. 42 WKST KINU STBKET.
N
flW IS TUK T1JUK
Te procure your Holiday Beeks, Stationery
and Fancy Goods ler
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
All at reduced prices.
FINE HOLIDAY STATIONERY.
Culd Tens, MacKinnen Tens, Elegant Paper
terics. Writing Desks, Inkstands, Paper
Weights, Scrap Beeks, Art Scraps, Autograph
Alliums, Games, Ac.
JUST RECEIVED,
An elegant assortment el Fine Pocket Beeks,
Letter Cases, Cigar Cases, Card Cases, Ladles'
Satchels, Werk Bexes. Toilet Cases, &c.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
In the latest and most useful styles et binding
at reduced prices.
CHRISTMAS CARDS.
A lull Hue et Prang's American, Ward's Eng
lih and the various German Christmas Cards,
belli Fringed and Plain; the largest assert
iiieiil ever shown in Lancaster.
BEAUTIFUL PICTURES,
Frtimeit and in Punels, Easel ami Plaiue
Stands, Cabinet Framcss, Ac.
PARENTS AND OTHERS
In hearch et Juvenile Literature arc request
cd te examine the variety selected expressly
for
THE YOUNG FOLKS,
At very lev prices.
An elegant assortment of Beeks in Fine
Uiiiilings, Illustrated Boek-, New Beeks or all
kinds', Bibles, Prayer Beeks, Hymnals,
Diaries, Ac, Ac
REVOLVING BOOK CASES,
banner's Patent, a usctul present for any
one who uses books in his profession.
At the Bookstore of
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
NOS. IS AND 17 XORTII QUEEN STREET,
SIGN OF " THE BOOK."
l?UK THE HOLIDAYS.
I; A well-selected Stock et
PIANOS AND OBGANS.
ESTEY MELODEON for sale cheap.
JUSTUS STUCKENHOLTZ.
o2fltejanl,82,R Fulton Hall, Lancaster, Pa.
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
WILLSON,
DRY UOODS.)
TTACKR.& BltU.
CLOSING SALE
-OF
Filter Cletlii.
&
Ne. 25 West King Street.
WILL ON AND AFTER
TUESDAY, DEC. 27th,
OFFER THE ENTIRE RALANCE
OF THEIR STOCK OF
Winter Clothing
AT A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE.
MUX'S OVERCOATS,
ULSTERS,
BUSINESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
HOYS1 CLOTHING,
LADIES' DOLMANS,
LADIES' CLOAKS,
LADIES' JACKETS,
CIIIL 1) R EN'S CL OA KS.
TKXT IJOOIi TO TUK C'OUKX UOCSK.
FAHNESTOCK.
HOLIDAY GOODS!
HOLIDAY GOODS!
BLACKSILKS,
BLACK CASHMERES
COLORED OASHMERE,
COLORED SILKS,
LADIES' SKIRTS,
SHAWLS,
LADIES' COATS,
LADIES' DOLMANS.
Blankets, - Blankets,
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
SILK UMBRELLAS,
LADIES.'. GENT'S, BOYS' AND GIRLS'
Gossamer Waterproofs.
NAPKINS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
UNDERWEAR,
Any el the above will make a iisefnl present
Our stock Is lull anil complete. All at our
usual low prlcas.
FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te Court Heuse.
JXl IMPROVED PATENT
TOBAOOO PRESSES,
Fer Casing and Baling Tobacco. Mlnnlch's
MANURE DRAG, ter cleaning stables. All
sold en trial en their merits. Warranted te
give better satisfaction In every particular
than any new In use. It net satisfactory -can
be returned at my expense. Send for Illus
trated Circular. S.B.MINNICH.
Landisville, Lancaster County, Pa.
d23-3mdMASA3mw
Mm
BROTHER
TIIED EDITION
TUESDAY EVENINQ, DEC. 27, 1881.
THE SEVENTH WEEK.
TUE UUITEAU TRIAL RESUMED.
Seme Mere Expert Testimony, With Sng Sng
gentlens by the Prisoner.
"Washington, Dec. 27. -The seventh
week of the Guiteau trial opened with no
diinunitien in the crowd pressing for ad
mission. Upen epeniner of court Guiteau
smilingly announced that he had enjoyed
a nice Christmas dinner, and hoped every
body else did. He said he had fruits,
flowers, lady visitors and a geed time gen
crally.
Dr. A. E. McDonald, superintend
ent of Ward's Island ( N. Y. )
insane hospital, testified that he had
treated six thousand cases of insanity. He
believed from his observations that the
claim of inspiration asserted by insane
people proceeds from some insane delusion
aflecting the senses. In illustration of
men acting under such delusion he
instanced a man who thought he
was Jesus Christ, and who clothed
liimself like the Saviour, gave away his
property, and slept out-doers. The insane
delusion is manifested by their actions as
well as their assertions. Witness thought
such a lunatic would entertain no fear of
bodily harm, his "inspiration" rendering
him wholly oblivious te fears of assault.
Such people never planned schemes, aud
after committing an act seldom attempted
fce avert the consequences.
The prisoner suggested there were two
kinds Of iusanity, cranks aud Abraharaic
he belonged te the Abraham school.
Witness went en te say that he had
never iu all his experience seen a case
where a man is te all appearances sane ex
cept with regard te one single act.
Witness spent two hours iu the cell at
the jail with the prisoner ; examined and
talked with him, and found that the pris
oner expected te be sent te the insane
asylum, and subsequently obtain his free
dom. Wituess believed the prisoner was
a perfectly sane man. Winess had closely
analyzed the actions of the prisoner dur
ing the trial, and believes that he ;s play
ing a part new.
A recess was taken.
After the recess Dr. MacDonald aga?n
took the stand and Guiteau, who had just
taken his seat, looked ever te the jury
and said : ' These experts are doing
this business with a geed deal of parrot parret
like talk. Dr. MacDonald deviated some
what from the ceurse'pursued by the rest
of them. I deem it but justice te myself
te say that I did net say te him that I had
examined the law in relation te this mat
ter." Cel. Corkhill then read the second hy
pothetical question, upon which Guiteau
commented en passant, with such expres
sions as "That is absolutely false," "That
is that fellow Shaw's lie," " That is all
rubbish," "It is nobody's business where
I get the money," ' I did net kill him, the
doctors killed him," etc.
Tbe witness answered, "Assuming the
facts set forth te be true, and adding that
statement te the ethcrss, it strengthens
my opinion that the man was saue en the
2d of July."
Exception te tiie question aud auswer
was noted by the defence.
Cel. Reed conducted a lengthy cross cress
examination and proposed a scries of
hypothetical questions, based upon acts
and conduct of the prisoner te show that
such acts and such conduct would net be
inconsistent with the theory or insanity.
Witness admitted that insane persons
were mere liable te be atljndged sane than
sane persons were te be adjudged insane.
BY WIRE.
Telegraphic News of the Afternoon.
Fire destroyed $10,000 worth of mus
tard iu the basement el" Davis's mustard
store, Uaiclay street, New Yerk this
morning, aud damaged the building te the
extent of $2,000. Christmas night lire
destroyed the establishment of Stabur
Ure.'s, atGreesbcck, Texas. Less, $17,000.
Indians and half-breeds made an attack
en the liquor store of Nelsen Willett, at
Meese Lake, Minn., early Christmas
niuruing, and riddled it with bullets. The
proprietor was killed.
William Qninn and Pattick Lamb,
have been indicted by the coroner's jury
iu Philadelphia, for the muider of Je!m
Kirk, who dictl Irem concussion of tiie
brain, the result of violence at the hands
of accused, en 11th inst.
Mr. Lyman R. Speaker, of Hillsgrevc,
Lycoming county, en Loyalsock Creek,
with his wife, two children, his mother
aud a servant girl, spent a portion of
Cluistmas eve at the house of a friend en
the opposite side of the creek. Upen re
turning home the beat swamped in the
middle of the creek, anu iwrs. npcaicer ami
her two children were drowned. The
ethers were saved by clinging te the beat.
Nineteen people were fatally burned by
a kerosene explosion onboard the steamer
West Point, near West Point, Va., yes
terday. WKATHEK INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. C, Dec. 27. Fer the
Middle Atlantic states, rainy, followed
by clearing weather, variable winds,
shifting te colder northerly, followed by
rising barometer.
MAJtKlSTlt.
Philadelphia Market.
Philadelphia, Dccember27. Fleurdull but
t! mil v held ; Superllne, 44 CO; .:.:i-.i 4 75
65 "5U; Ohie and Indiana lam!!',-,
iC 757 25; Pennsylvania family J 25
r, (12; St. Leuis de$7 007SO; Minnesota
Extra at tG 757 10; de straight at $7 VQ
7 SVA; winter patent 17 2a 25; spiing de
17 75( 8 25.
Rye Heur at $55 25.
Wheat firmer; Del. and Penn'a Red, $1 3s
1 Id ; de Amber. $1 40 1 42.
Cem tfriner mere tnquiry.
Oats stead j.
Rye dull.
Previsions du'l.
Lard dull.
Ruttcr quiet and unchanged.
Rolls steady.
Eggs dull and weak ; penna., 32g."U ; West
ern. 3U9.ilC.
Cheese dull.
Petroleum dull ; refined, 7c.
Whisky at $1 1
Seeds Geed t prt-ne Clever dull at
8asj:poer, U7; geed te prime Flaxseed
dull at 1381H).
ew ium ntarHei.
New eub, Dec. 27. Fleur State and
We-terndull and unchanged. Southern quiet
and steady.
Wheat slightly in buyers favor and moder
ate speculative business ; Se. 2 Red, Jan.
$1 40l 41; de Feb., fl 43J491 44J4 ; de
Mar., 1 4.-.tl Wa-
Cernasliade stronger ami nnMiui-.iu-iy :n
tive; mixed Western pet, t770K:; de
future-, iK"'c.
Oats a tiiile tinner; Ne. 2 reb., ;; ; tate,
4s.Vl; Western, 4752.
Urmln and Prevision Uuotatlenit.
One o'clock quotations of grufn and previL- I
nn f....ll.A.I l.,r K K Viinjlf ItrriL-t.r 1LV I
mils, luuiwiicii wj ....-, ...... , .-. ,
East King street.
Dec. 27. 1 v. si.
Cblcage.
Wheat Cern Oats Perk Lard
Jan 1.28 Sf Al'A 1WJM 1.97M
Feb.... 1.27 .Cl?2 -44 K.H-y2 11.15
M:iieli.. 1.1 .... .... .... ....
May! 6GK MH
Philadelphia.
Dec 1.37 .CTAi JSl
Jan 1.384 .7?2 .80i
Feb 1.414 .709 JJIJ4
March.. 1.4M .7296 .W
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
Tcvdat, Dec. 27. Monday being a legal
1...1 i i. Wmt Phllnft0lnliin f'-iflln Ynnla
were closed and no stock sold en that day,
The arrivals of live steckatthe various Pnil
adelphla yards were: Fertheweek: Beeves,
"500 head ; sheep. 9,000 heal; hogs, 4.0CO head.
Previous week Beeves, 3,000 head ; sheep, 12,
000 head ; hogs. 5.M0 head.
Beer cattle The holidays had the effect of
restricting the demand ler beeves, and the
market Saturday was dull and weak although
the scant receipts kept prices high. Themas
Bradley bought from 31. Levi 7 Kentucky
steers weighing 11,0-JD pounds for Tc. These
were considered by all drovers te be tiie finest
stock for till size ever seen in our markets
and at that price were the cheapest. I.owcn I.ewcn
stein Jt Adler sold sold te S. PlafenskyJ heavy
siiiih sieers wcijsni "S ever -,iw peiimi.
We quote as follews:
Extra, GHSTc; Geed. .VgGKc; Medium,
4J5Jic : Common. SJiQlKc
Allien cows were Inactive at $30Q0i.
Sheep The market was actiretoROedr.it
wethers, ami prices were tinner, while ewes
and common tock were net wanted at any
price, ar.d consequently sales could net lie
made. A few choice Christmas sheep wcru
sold at 7c.
We quete as fellows :
,?tn, 100fi5 its.. 5&3k;;goetl, SOflOS fts.
55e; medium. S.gc; common ig.lkc ;
Iambs, 47c ; calves, milch, Gft 9c.
Hogs The market was fairly active, and
i'in.i-5 iuivuuuuiu niu euuiu as lasi week'.
We quote as fellows :
Extra at 9UQ'-X: ; geed at Sgec ; medium
at SfisKc : common at 77c.
Live recLTRv. The market was active, and
prices were 3c. V ft higher. Twe car leads,
containing 2.COJ turkeys, 3.0JO chickens una
fOO ducks and geese were sold by llarlau &
Rre., at ll15cpcr lb. live weight.
SALES OP CEKVUi AT TUB WEST rillLAIIKLl'IIIA
STOCK YARDS.
Martin Fuller & Ce.. ill Western. .rii:c.
Reger Maynes, loe Western, 5(e.
A. A J. Chrlstv. 17B West Va.. iy.QV,iC.
E. S. & 15. F. McFillen. IM Wesfern, S&Girr.
Jehn MeArdle, li" Western,! TK7c.
Danh'l Murphy, 75 Western, V)giSc.
Owen Smith. i West Va.. aect. of S. B. Marker
12 West Va., acct. ors. H. Shriver;
.".'. Wet Vu., acct. or W, T. Van
Meter; !. VcMtern,ncctel G.Scham
berg .V Ce., 4fO,'ic.
M. Uluiaii. 14 Chicago, r.7; II Western, at
.v,Ge.
Sliamburg ,t Faul.75 Western.! rJt3.
II. Chain, jr.. 4! West Va..4Qr..
L. Hern, 50 Western. SilS!,'-.
G. Sehiuiibeig & Ce., ltl Western, !li(i6.
Lewensteiii A Adler. I4( Western. IKtttiWTc.
Haehmaii & Li'vi. 100 Western, 4ji!c.
M. Levi, i Western, .i,it:c.
Daniel Smyth & Itro . i Western, V,iti(Li,c.
James Clemseu :!l West and Chester ee. 4'
Sheetz.G5 Western f..rrrc.
Janus Anil, Til Western, 5ii;JJc.
antes Aim, i wcMcrii, emi'Jic.
Iialn ACalewell.4.". Southern Ohie,:tie.
ames Eustace. i" Western, V,i(ililic.
lenry Miller. Western and ra..ftfS7e.
ciiain
James I
llenrv
1. Hathaway. li" Lancaster oe.. MJ.'iKe.
J. Ir. Sadler A Ce., II ears rt'csteni, wheUa!e,
4$ie.
nr.Kssun meats.
Dressed Reeves were active and closed llini
at7iHe.
SALES I.Abr WKKlf.
Thes. Bradley, Hfl head at Sfli'.iyc.
A. A. Ueswell lai.Ie.at-J'J'.ie.
C. 8. Dengler, SO de. at 7 Sifc'.iJc.
W. II. Rrewu IJI ile. ut 7;4u'JJe.
D. M. Harlan A Itro.. :'. t de. at 1)i'M:
.I.E. Lnwden. I.'l de. 7i'.He.
Dressed sheep were active.
Samuel Stewart s:Jd .'.10 head at "Hi'M; and
Iff.! i:.-ad dressed lambs at lltfliie.
BtoeKatanec
New Yerk, Philadelphia ami Lecal Stocks
also United States i;ns reported dally by
.lAOPB i.. i.one, i. r:. tnr. i.eiitri! nquam.
Nkw Yeuk Stimiuh.
Stocks weak.
Dec. 27.
10:(u I:iK) x(
Chicago A North Western !: litj 1J
Chicago. Mil. Asuraul li; hb4 iihjm
Canada Southern fil' !)' r.l'
C. C. Al. C. R.R 2liJi au.'2 2l,7rt
Del.. Lack. A Western 127' l-TS I27K
Delaware A:iIuilsen:.'aual Hh4 lm
Denver A Rie Grande (& SJi IV--
East Tcnii., Va. A Ga l.'iij .... Y.
Hannibal A St. Joe x)
Luke Shere A Mich. Seiitliern.. IllJi' IHJkf li:!i
Manhattan Elevated ,V
Michigan Central Kr'i KVJ H-i
Missouri, Kansas A Texas :!T. :t";( x,-t
N. Y.. Lake Erie & Western.... 4e; 40'4 Ay,
New Jersey Centnil '.KiJi 'M W
N. Y., Ontario A Western a: iB'i 2C'
New Yerk Central 1.1IK Vil VK
Ohie & Mississippi zv2 :a
Ohie Central 22 'ays 22s
Pacific Mall Steamship Ce.... te : wZ
St. Paul A Omaha :il iy, Sl'i
de i'referred tut ' lOOJi IllDJj
Central Pacific wiK 00 van
Union Pacific 11472115 115
Wabash, SL Leuis A 1'aeilte :'4 :tl' -M
Prelerretl. mlA K'Vi my
Western Union Tel. Ce 7S 71. 7s
A.M. P.M. ' M.
Philadelphia.
Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania R. It .... Wij re,y (il
Reaillug ?& .".11 i .'!l',i
Lehigh Valley ;i .... ill
Lchlgll Nuvigatien Ex KiV i:i 4:t 4.1'
Ruffalo, Pitts. A Western 20; 20;J 2U2
Northern Central MVA
Northern Pacific. Sjy, Mji 35J
" Pielerred 7i; 72 7
llestenvilb. .... 17
Electric Underground Tel. Ce. i:a .... 125
Philadelphia A Kile 11. IC lit
Gunnison Mining 17" .... 170
lewa Gulch MhiiiiL' :t0j
Unitbe States Hokum. p.m.
1:00
Unlt)l States 4 perrnH HH
Ifj ................ II
. r. 41 Itp'U
................ 1'.4
........... J"1'. r
JV E If All riilt TIS E3I EN Tit.
rMKKK WKICK A KKW ItAKISAINS I'll'K
riMKKK WKICI
X ED I'P IN
CLOTHING
L'Lit week, but the maiiiil.i'tui':r's stock is
very much broken, and we ure beginning
te-day te overhaul our teek and
MAliK I'ltfCKN II0WN.
TIM
OVERCOATS
Come Hist, and ihe way ulih-h we nmrk tlieni
ileu n
Each Ceal Will She? for Itself,
JUST WHAT THE REDUCTION IS,
And we prefer te show you rather than tell
you hew grit Is the sacrifice. We Invite
everybody who lias put elf buying nil
OVERCOAT
Till new te come aud s.;c our present l rices.
WILLIJLHSON & FOSTER,
36-38 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
FOR SALE.
AKAKK U1IAMVK VOK SALK. TME
Stock, Goeil Will ami Fixtures et an Old
Established GROCERY STORE, doing a geed
baslnes-". Apply at
iKHwil THIS OFFICE.
AfONBV WA.NTKD.
11 We have a number et FIRST-CLASS
MORTGAGES ON CITY PROPERTY In targe.
and small amounts te negotiate for next
April.
ALLAN A. HERR A CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
dec 3-md Ne. a North Duke Street.
i 'OK SALK, UM K.t!H TCKMN, ATHIl
1 street brick house, 33:s Seuth Queen street,
G rooms and garret, pump, gas. and sewing
shopen rear cm! of let. Apply te
JOHN W. LOWELL,
d24-Ud 20 East Orange street.
PUBLIC SALK OK tOWS-OS THUKS
DA Y, DEC. 29, lMsI, will be sold at Levi
it. Rhoads's hotel. Blrd-in-IIand, Ijmcjster
county. Pa., 25 head et line Alderney and
short-horned Durham cows, mostly all Iresh.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock, p. in., et said
day, when attendance will be given by
11. J. UH1AI.H.
Sau'l 1 1 Ess A Sex, Aucta.
dSt-t.sd
HOOTS Jt SHOKH.
LA DIEM AND GENTS, IP YOU WANT A
i Geed and Fine Fitting Beet or Shee
Ready-made or Made te Order, go te
F.IUEMENZ'S,
Ne. 105 North Queen Street.
Custom Werk specially. iy2-tldSJtW