LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER MONDAY. JANUATU .30 18b2. - STABBING AFFRAY. s,nitn);i.i m.vtsjkday nigut iiuaivl. line Man Uanxereii'sly ami Tire Others slightly Wounded Tlie fttabbr In .Jail On Saturday evening :i young man naial Charles Carr was dangerously stibbjj i:i the abJemen, Charles Spil liner in the elbow and Waiter 3Iyeis in ths hand, the cutting bsinjj der.3 ea Seuth Quean street, mar Vine, by a yeunjj man namad Michael Gempf, residing at Xe. 419 Heaver street. The facts, as stated by the yeun men who were cut. are substantially as fol fel lows : The yemitj men name 1 and Jack Weidlcr were in t:u restiura.it under the Law Building, corner of Grant and Duke streets, drinking with a woman named Ann uenry. ..Licuiei brempi anu a com panion n lined Rjiuuars entered tin saloon and after spi.ikinjja f-;w words with tlie woman left the saloon in her company. Weidlcr, who was intoxicated, took offense at their interference and followed them, and the ethers followed him, as they allege, ' te sec fair play." Gempf, Reiuhar". and the woman walked down Duke 'liec-L te East Kiiiff, and down East Ivin.j te Centre S'juare, where they en'ered Zaspfel's siloen. Weidlcr siud his )''. icin lining outside. On coming out of tin: sileni Kcinhart dealt Weidier a blew with a blackjack and knocked him down liji.iiiart ard the woman then r,.n off in e'ie direction and Gempf in anethrr. lie was followed by Ciirr, Spillincr, 3Iycri a-id ethers. The wounded men say that as they came up with Gempf he slashed backwaid with a knife, cutting -ipillitiger in the elbow. When in l'r.nt of I) dsz's store Gempf foil and the ethers rusind in ea him. He brandished !i:.s knife fuiieusly and mio mie eeedi'd in culling Myers, in the wrist, and inllieimg a fcirlul ga.h in Can's abde men. lleg.iining hi fesi he took te his heels, and escaped. Carr was c.irried 1 1 fc'ue e flics of Dr. M j. Heir, where his wound was examined, lie w.ts found te havi- .1 great gash cut in his a'l.denr-n, thi-e:i:!i which th omen- lum, me membrane ill en-losing the lower Th':-. was pushed wound closed, an;' intcstint.s, protrude J back te its i'ac' 1 lie tne siiiiiMfr ro.iie'. K ing street, who;' I te hi.; home en ne-.t he li-'s in : t-.uher criti- cal condition. Spillirg' r's wound." was also diewi'd by Dr. Hen ; MyeisVby Dr. Boyd. Gem-il's Sratouieiit. Gempf kejit himslf concealed until la-si evening, when, heniing that a warrant had been is;ucd ler his arrest, he called at the station IiiUe ,rrl surrendered himself te this p'dKC. lie aeknewl-dgcs the cutting, but claims tint it was de:i purely in seil ilefcnc. He says that he and Reiuluirt each aevenipau: 1 by a woman, cam up street together. His woman left him ami he, along with Reinharl and Miss Hemy went, into Ransing's saloon under the Law Building. After taking a drink, Gempf and Riiiiuart left the weai.m in the saloon while they went eat te attend te some business m users. 0:i their ml urn they found Jatk Weidier and ;em ; ethei drinking beer with the woman. Gempf lad R.;iiih irt took t!i ; w tin m away, a; they had breu ;!it her te the saloon. They had net, gene far until they found Weidier fair, .SjiiliiiigiM, ?ilycrs and ethers follow ing them and mnhing threats. They walked te V hire '.piait, and Geinprbsing iifi.nd of the crowd, he and Heinhart.wen'- int Zi"p!'el".. saloon te sec if any of thei- fri :s.ls wi-: theie. Itein hart came out first and became engaged in :i iiu.inv! with Weidier, whom he knocked down. Weidier was seen lein lein ferced by a large party of his trieuds. anion ' Lhi:n Ii'in GJiarL"; iiiliimrit wlie ! had hi; coat oil-, l.'ciiihart and Gempf, ' Kcsinirthi' thev w-re entnumharcd, took . te their heels with the girl, and ran down Seuth Queen street, closely followed bvalari eieivd. 'iomel Kavs that one ni" the niua hit. him with his fist, knocking I him dewi When he was down the i crowd bia-.j kicking him. lasclf-defen-i-: ha then drew his knife and began cuttin-j, but, did net knew wh:m l.e cut. as all he could de was te strik- at random while lying en the pavement When the crowd fell back he ran tf his home aud gave him self up as seen as he found that a warrant had b?en issued for his arrest. Reinhart with the woman get away before the fight en Seuth Que."!! street ba-i, and thev were net, in it. Tliis morning Gempf was committed ! iail, in default of bail, by Aldcrmin A. F. Donueily, te awii. the result of f'arr's iu juiies and ' : cutthig Spillingcr. Ctll'.H ('OtlUllIl)l!. Inliaiu niatien tct in in Can's wound last night and very serious results weie appre hended. Te-day it is well under control, but he is net .vet out of danger. The slab is hetwciii th.- ninth aud tenth ribs. C'OlIItT OK COM.'.iU.N PLEAS. 3viin! Vc!t-Se:iiD Cases !-'liu.l'l. The case of Jehn L. Arneld vs Mary K. Saudris and Dr. II. T. Sanders, owners, and Win. Neith, contractor, was given te the jury en Saturday afternoon at .1 o'clock After beinj out about a half hour they returned, icndcring a verdict in favor of "the plaintiff fer$9CC.0."i. This morning the second week of com mon picas court began, with Judge Patter son picsiding. When the li&t was called it v.ra i found that of the HO case-: down ter trial le were icady, the efhc:s having bjen settled or continued. In the case of Jehn Smith (carpenter) vs. Mary Ideal, administrative of Jacob Ideal, deceased, aud .Mary Ideal, tcrre tenant, ?e.s set. fa. mortgage, a verdict was taken in favor of the pl.iinliu" for 318. The eve of Nathaniel Fireston. vs. Leauder Liiidemulh, was settlcil. The lirstc.isij artiched for jury trial was that of David IJ. IJurkiielder and Annie IJ. Burkhoider vs. Hiram II. Itelma-.i and Martha Ilclnian, summons in slander. The defendants were net present in court nor were they represented by counsel. At a previous term the case w.ii continued be cause they had no counsel. They were notified that the case would hi disposed of at this tetm. A number of witnesses were called aud they testified that Mrs. llelman had upon different occasions circulated reports te tha c.Tcci that Mrs. IiurkheIJer had at different times committed adultery. The damages at first were for 5,000, but counsel for plaintiff said they would he satisfied with a verdict in their favor for 6500. The jury rendered a vcrdic' in favor of the plaintiffs for $1,000. Opinions Delivered. Judge Patterson delivered opinions in the following cases. Christian Wanner, deceased, estate. hxccptiens te tieus dismissed auditors repeit. Excep- andrciert confirmed ab- selutcly. Jehn iJt-inheld and Leah Keiuheld. his wife, nssigucd estate. Exccrtieus te au ditors' report. All the exceptions te both reports were dismissed and reports con firmed absolutely. Casci: Continued. All the cases in court in which J. Hay Brown, esq., was interested were continued today, as Mr. Biewu was compelled te go te CJeai field, having received a dis patch that a child of his sister, Mrs.Ramey. had died. Alarm or Fire. About half past four o'clock yesterday afternoon there was an alarm of fire caused by the upsetting of a stove in a club room en Maner sticet. Very little damage was done. The " machines "' weic inn out, but their sei vices were net needed. There was a geed deal of chin-music indulged in by the Shiliier boys duriug their return fiem tl.iir urn, but nobody was hurt. Jacob and Charles Franciscus, Win. Wcu- niuger and Gee. Maxwell were arrested te-day by Officer Ceyle and held before Alderman McConemy te answer for the disorder. OUi: LOCAL SCIENTIST'S. Monthly Meeting or the Linn. 0,111 Society. At the icgular meeting of the Linnasan faeeietj', en Saturus-, the following dona tions were made : te the iirsi:t;ji. A line specimen of the " Fieg-fish" (Batrachus tau) , six inches in length, from Mr. Frank Mettfett, through Mr. Daniel Ileitshu ; icceived from Baltimore in a cargo of oysters, and was still alive when it arrived in Lancaster, altheught it must have been out of '.t ater several days. Eijjht specimens of the ' seventeen year cicada") Cicada septandecim), in the pupal form, by Gee. O.llcnsel, florist, East Orange street, dug out of the ground, eighteen inches below the surface, aud about four feet from the outside wall cf Mr. IPb. greenhouse, en the 13th of Jan uary, alive when received by the curators. Pi of. Riley is of the opinion that they be long te his breed Ne. 8, and will appear the " coming summer." A beautiful specimen of Wilsen'; thrush (Tardus fusccceus), found in a dying con dition in East Orange street, in November last, by W. Da C. Rathven. As this bird usually migrates in September or the be sinuing of October, it must have been de ceived by the pleasant autumn weather, and was suddenly overcome by cold. A very perfect Indian implement, found en a small island in the Susquehanna river, near Safe llaiber, by Mrs. A. II. Rei:.t, of Xe. 119 Seuth Queen street, thieugli Mr. William Hechm. This relic of the icd man is of an unusual form, and was probably used in "bilking " trees, or in skinning large animal:-, or both. Specimens of " Georgia cotton " (0' sypiutn Iicrbaccum) by Mr. .1. J. Sprenger, of Heme, Georgia. Height of plant, four feet si:: inches ; em cad, three feet, and contained one hundred and twenty bells, repiesentcd as an average of the plants in the field wheie it giew. Fine specimens el 'sponge" (Sjieiifiu ) gathered en Nantucket Beach, !i-t summer, by I). Maxwell, of Baltimore, tine specimen is 01 a very delicate and un common form. Library. Nes. 2e and 20, vel. 20, of the official gazette of the United States patent office, irem the department of the interior. The Lane ister Fanner, for January, 1SS2. lIiklerlc.il. TJiree envelopes, containing forty-seven lef.ii and foreign, historical, biegsajihic.il Hid scientific scraps 'y liie curator.-;. A twenty dollar bill of the Lancaster bank, dated July 1, 1S32, by Mr. J G. Thaehara. i'.lll'IH !:Cil(l. Dr. llathven read this-.! papers contain in ; notes en the history and habits of the ' neg-fish," the " Thrush " aud the. ' Cieidas " pic.-enlcd. Mi.;. Gibbens read an interesting letter from a fiieud in Nebraska, relating te -OlIlK well: M.ll- phenomenal peculiarities 01 in the- district where the wiitcr the re- N'T I'.tlSlllOSM. nichident announced the chair:iun el tne .standing ceininittccs ler tlie year 1SS2, said chairmen hein authorized te ajipeint, each, two colleagues from anions the members and correspondents of the society. Mainolesjy, Or. M. L. Davis ; Ornithology. Win. L. Gill ; llcrpct llcrpct llcrpct olev, Win. T. Bolten ; Ichthyology, ('. A. Ileinitsh ; Entomelocy, S. S. Rath viiii ; Betany, Mis. L. I"). Zell : Geolery, Pief. I. S. Gcist ; Paleontelouv, Prof, t. Ji-'f-; -'lieroscepy, Dr. Knight ; Jim f ralegy. .1. B. kcvinki ; Archeology, ' ''. ' IJ. IJultbs ; IVef. .1. II. Dubb: Nat in nl Historical Gibbens. ..iisceiian, .urs. 1 . s-j After passing upon bills presented, and the usual becial and hcientilie intercourse, tilc -society au: euincd te meel en the last Fridav evening in February. SALISUUUY NEWS. Itpr.i-. Prem the Eal I'.isd. Ke&uiar Gap Coriespendcnc. During the last week some thieves have been helping themselves te some of our citizens' meat and fowls. One night they paid a visit te Jehn Marsh's hen-roost and leliaved it of ene dozen large chiekeus. j and en Thursday night, between nine aud ten e clock, they made a raid en Michael Wise's, while he was in town, and took therefrem the meat of four large hogs. They gained an entrance by hi caking a pane of glass and thcu raising the sash. -Mr. Wise tracked them te the summit of the Gap hill where he lest the trail. Con stable Bewman is en the outlook for them. Prof. Wm. d. llellis gave a magic lan tern show and a lectin e en " Around the World iu Eighty Days " en Satuiday evening, iu Penn Monument hall. Il was slimly attended. The lecture was very iuteicsting, but the inagic lantern show was tee stale ; at the least, ene dozen have been here already. On Friday Jacob Robinson, an old col ored man, about 90 years of age, died, lie was interred iu Asbury graveyard, and ou Saturday morning Ann Berry, an old woman, about 85 years of age, also de parted this life. She was interred in Asbury graveyard this afternoon. One evening last, week a grand sociable and ball was given at the lesidence of Mr. Sylvester Kennedy; everything passed off splendidly, and the " tempcreuce"" mus icians from Lancaster, indulged se ficely in Mr. Kennedy's hard cider, that they were scarcely able te beard the train for home the next morning. Little J.ecal-i. P. K. Ii. surveyors were in town last week. Between three and four inches of the "beautiful" covered the ground en Sat urday, and the merry jingle of the sleigh bcli, is heard in consequence, as this is the first of the season. Miss Ella Lavcrty, of Philadelphia, will fill the vacancy made by Miss Ltnvillc at the primary school. She will take charge of the sche d ou Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. day, have returned home, after a visit of three weeks, from Philadelphia. Out singing circle new meets in the piimary school house weekly. Miss Sallie Linville, is seriously il! ; also Hcv. Dr. Timlew has bjen confined te his bed for some time past. Everybody seems pleased with the verdict of the jury that tiied Gnitcan. Tobacco market dull. On Saturday morning a little daughter of Miehacl Hess slipped aud fell ou the ice, breaking her arm in two places. POLICE CASES. luliioiUayer'ii and jilderiuc-nV Ceurtx. The mayor had fourteen customers be fore him this morning, twelve of whom being guilty of no greater offence than having no visible means of support, were discharged after being ceffeed aud cau tioned. The ethers, being visible victims of vinous inebriety, wercseutnpteBastile Burkhoider for ten and twenty days 1 c spectfully. Alderman Barr committed three drunks for ten days each. Elmer alias "Buz" llulsiuger and Rebert Cuff, two noble specimens of the African race, get drunk en Saturday night and weut te the colored fair where besides making a great disturbance, Cuff showed his mauliness by whipping a colored girl named Jennie Whipper. They were ar rested and Alderman Barr held them for a hearing. Rebert Thornten, colored, was arrested ou complaint of his wife, and Alderman Barr lias bold him for a hearing en the chnrce of bigamy. COLUMBIA NEWS. OSJIt KEGCI.AB G'OttBESPONUKNCK Anether fight occurred at Fifth and Union streets en Saturday night between two white men, resulting in damage te both of their faces. The invitations for the fancy dress ball were issued this morning. They are piinted in a neat but net gaudy style. The M. T. social club of Washington borough held an interesting meeting last Friday night at the residence of the Misses Bitner. The young men had provided a ijdendid banquet. Phil Descy's horse, which looked like a traveling bone pile, died last evening from fctarvatien, it is sujjpesed. Descy is a worthless negre living en the ' Hill," and several threats were uttered about the taking away of his animal providing he did net give it mere feed. '1 he spelling bee at Str-rline's school house comes off te-morrow evening, and if the weather jier nits a large uuinber from Columbia will be jirescnt. Mr. Zeamer will act as schoolmaster. High Constable Strawbridge, who has lately been suffering fiem a slight attack of pneumonia, has se far recovered as te be able te attend te his duties. Bruncr & Bres., lumber merchants, had their office connected with the telephone exchange en Satuiday. Rev. F. S. Coekmau and mother left for their homes in Philadelphia this morn ing. Mr. Harry B. Dean, ui the fijy, i:.ajain laid up with the lheumatism. Three tramps were in the lockup last night. Freight traffic 0:1 the increase very de cidedly. Rev. F. S. Ce jkman preached jesterday morning and evening in the M. E. church telaigc and interested audiences. The ether churches wic also well attended. The ice 011 the Yerk county side of the Susquehanna river moved yesteulay morn ing. but only for a siuut distance. Fer t lie Kellogg conceit in Laucaster en Wednesday evening. Manager Ban has secuied a sjicc'al train te be inn te Columbia after the performance, te give our citizens a chance 1e see this great actress Miner-Roomy shtiW'-.avu i in mouse satis fan ion. At the Vigie's sec im! tiiil en Saturday J-Iio av3 better .section tuan beiere. ! Hutting up live p u' I . of minute.! and Se t- ei'ds jn steam in two livemd a half: .she threw wat-r l.'.e ieec. Mr. V. V. ICauiVinan, attoiuey at law, has sold for Jn.itilda Weaver, a let of jreund en the corner of of Feuith aud Perry sheets, te Dr. C. F. Jlarkel, who will build en the let a lar! double biiek dwelling, efdea and diu store. I'alal IC:tltre:uI .cciciesit. Mr. Itr-nry Rigney, employed en the Ficderick division of the Pennsylvania railroad, was knocked oil" of his train, Ne. .:-5, en saimtiay aiterncen by an evtjr Jieau bride, near Glanfelter's nancr mill. Yerk county, am! se badly injured that he died in fifty live minutes afterward. Mr. Rigney is i young man about 30 years old, rnanied and has four children, ilis home is Baltimore ,nnd he ban only been running en this train fiem Frcdeiick te Columbia for a slieit time. II- was well known in this boieuuh, and had inade many friends by his quiet, and manly ways. Peace te i.'.l.i: f STOCKS. :ur r.anl Mi j:r:ii':iig; IIIi; Vi;;urc. lr. B. Ilerr, executer This afternoon for David Ilerr, i-oldatihe Cooper heun the following r.tecks : Tin sliairs of Faimcij national bank steel: te Cel. S.tinuel Shech, at $103. GO per sharp ; 10 shaies te same at $10G.""i ; 10 shares te same at $10G.(!3. Ten shares of same ie Amaxiah Urack 10 at bill at $107.15 $107 0.1 per share, and Ten shate-i or -.tme, le Paul I). Brown, at $107 per shaie ; ten shaies at $107.10 per sham, and two shaies at 108.05. Five shares of same te Christian Ilerr, jr.. at $107.35 per shaie. Five shares of Fame te Dr. E. Ilerr, at 107.33. Ten shares of Columbia national bank stock te David Rinwilt at $113.03 per shaie ; 14 shares at M7 per share. j Three shares of First national bank of Columbia, te Andrew Garber, at $1-11.30 I per share Cel. l'eiper's i;,niKStcL! I At the Lecp ud ' holel Auctioneer II. i Shubert sold the following stocks for the estate el the Lite v. L. t'eipcr : Ten shares Lancaster County bank stock te Jehn S. Mann, at $103 ; en at $108.23 ; fifteen at $10S.30. Five shares of same te David Hoever, at $108.23. Five nharcb of same: te Jacob Biaekbili, at $103.30 ; ten shares at $103.-15. Ten shairs of .-;.inie te II. C. Ilerr. at. $10S.80. Five share of s is:ic te David Gr.ivbill, at $108.80. Ten share.-: ei Couenteg Valley turnpike company . & Big Spring stock te Martin Kendcrat $1S. Eighteen shares of Marietta turnpike company stock te Emanuel P. Keller at $32; Twe shaies of East Brandywine and Waynesburg railroad stock te Gee. K. Reed at $1. One share of Sicily Island stock te S. II. Z-ihmat$lG. Twenty shares of Stevens Heuse stock te Gee. K Reed at $1.25. Twenty-five shares of Quarryville nar row gauge railroad te Gae. K. Reed at $2.23. ST. aiAP.Y'fj CllbKCH. Fniiier t:iekcy's Kemeinl te llarrl-.burs; Ai'inmncemeiil el a Ladles' 1'air. Dining the 10 o'clock mass at St. Mary's Catholic church, yesterday morn inir, Rev. J. C. Ilickey, the pastor, an nounced that it was the last mass he would serve as the pastor of the congicgatien, the bishop of the diocese having called him te a position in the pre cathedral at Han isburg. Jn a brief interview had with Father Ilickey, he told a i eprcseutative of the IxTKLMGiiNcnn that he did net. as yet knew te what position he would he as signed at Harrishurg ; nor did!ie knew who would be appointed te the pastorate of St. Mary's. In answer te a remark that it was rumored the bishop would remove his See te Lancaster, and that Father Ilickey was te he made his assist ant, Father Ilickey said he had heard of no such intention en his part, and did net believe it te be se. All that he knew was that at his own suggestion the pastoral lclatien has been severed and the bishop had directed him te report te Harrishurg. St. Mary's Fair. Dining the mass yesterday Father Ilickey also announced that a ladies' fair for the benefit of the church would com mence en Easier ?Jenday. The proceeds of the fair will be applied te the comple tion of the new school building aud sisters' home ; and it is necessary that these be speedily finished. The sisters at present have no suitable quarters, they having given up their parlors and community room for the use of the schools. Fer the purpose of devising measures for the speedy completion of the new building a congregational meeting will be held at the parochial residence en Thursday evening next at 8 o'clock. Father Ilickey hopes the meeting will be largely attended and extends a special iuvitatien te the lady members te be present. Upset.; This afternoon about C o'clock a two horse team belonging te Andrew Killian, of Lampeter, took fright en Prince street, above Chestnut, and ran off. In attempting te turn the corner at XEW AHTMMT18E3LB1H8. HOUSEFURNISHING. We have net only BANKRUPT GOODS below market value, but we have FLOOR OIL CLOTH for 25c. per yard up ; WOODEN BUCKETS, 10c. If STOVES, HEATERS AND RANGES. And everything you want te start Housekeeping with at sec for yourself. FLIKN" & WILLSOISr, PLUMBING, GAS FITTING, TIN ROOFING and SPOUTING, SPECIALTIES. Prince and Orauge the wasen te which they were attached was run against a tree in front of the Union Bethel and upset, and two or three tens of coal with which it was leaded, spilled out. Ne ether dam age was done. A I'oer l'rttitomlme Shew. The pantomime company of "Cel." Robinson, whoever he is, gave entertain ments at the opera house en Saturday ofterneon and evening. On account of the low prices and from the fact that the party had been well advertised, they drew large audiences. The pantomime they called " Hunipty Dumpty," and three men and a boy appeared as clowns. They were very peer, and se was the pantomime. In the variety portion of the pregramme Max Huge a juggler, Ada umten song and dance lady, and a contortionist, were all that were deserving of mention. The company remained ever Sunday in this city, and left for Norristown this morn ing. Masonic. The Rev. J. W. Claxton, of this city, has received the certificates announcing his election as an honorary life member of Cheyenne ledgo Ne. 1, Cheyenne chapter Ne. 1, an 1 Wyoming cemmandery Ne. 1, of Cheyenne, Wyoming. A New SnlO. Thu Wllilamstewn lire insurance company have moved their efllee Irem Willianitewn le l'nradise. A committee te-diy visited Lan caster and, alter viewing tha Hlcmenz 'sale that was In the Inquirer lire, purchased a Mer ris a Ireland 8-flangc safe irem their aent Kilmiind FrankP. efthfa city. f Amusements. Thu Kelle'iti Concert. It will he lemcmlier. ed that seats may be hecured ler the Kellogg concert without extra charge at C. II. Burr's book iere. This great musical event occurs en Wednesday evening and it behooves all who would take advantage et this oppor tunity of hearing the American song queen, the last, probably, they wIJl ever have, te pro vide against discomlert by nt onceprocming reserved scat tickets at Hair's. "Suia'l of Peit-ii." Mr. M. B. Curtis stands te-day in the estimation of the best critical Judgment without a rival in the delineation of Hebrew character. His personatien et the i title role of a commercial drummer In the new ' and suecesslul character comedy el " Sam'l el" Po-en,"' is described as a photograph true I te lite. At the opera lion-je en Thursday even ing. 'ISillcc Tayler.'" Charles E. ford's er-cin company w ill reappear in tins city next Fri day evening, their third visit here during the present season, when tlie Jin w nautical comic opera of- Blliee Tayler" will be sung. SVECLtU XOTtCES. Sublimely Superb. A pair el beautiful Sun-flowers en Easels will be mailed free te any lady who will send a three cent postage stamp te Dr. C. W. Men son, 10! Xe. lintaw St., Baltimore, Md. Clnis. X. Crittcnten, 115 Fulton St., New Yerk City, sole agent ler Dr. C. W. Hensen's remedies, te whom all orders should be addressed. J30-2wd&w Decline el Man. 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J'27-lwdeed&v Many miserable people dra; themselves about with failing strength, Iceling that they are sinking into their graves when Purker's Ginger Tonic would begin with the first dose, te bring vitality and strength back te them. Viei. a2-lmdcodwcew "Life, Orewtn, ueauty.' " W hat we all adniire " and hew te secure It : A line head of hair in its natural color is such an adjunct te beauty that no one who prizes geed loekx should neglect te usa "Londen Hair Celer Ilesterer," tlie most cleanly und de llghtful article ever introduced te the Ameri can people. It is totally different from all ethers net sticky or gummy, and free irem all impure ingredients that render many ether preparations obnoxious. It thickens thin hair, restores gray hair, gives It new lite, keeps the scalp clean and healthy, causing the hair te grew where it had fallen off or become thin, dee5 net soil or stain anything, and Is se per fectly ami elegantly prepared as te make it a lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury. " Lon Len Lon eon Hair Itcsterer" is sold by all druggists, : 7.' centb a brittle, .-is bottles ler $1. ectSM.W.S&w 1. 1 te it. it. ciienrau's urug store, 137 North Queen stieet, for Jrs. fYceriari's yew Xa tinnnl Dyes. Fer brightness and durability et co'.er.arc uncounted. Celer from 2 te 5 pounds. Directions in Kngllsh and German. Price, 15 ceet-i. cii-viai Ciekek, N. Y Feb. C, 1S0. Gekts I have been very low and have tried everything, te no advantage. I heard your Hep Uittcrs recommended by se many 1 con cluded te gi'-- them a trial. I did, and new am around, and constantly improving, and am nearly as strong as ever. V II. WELLKU UENBV'S CAKItDLIC SALVK. Thu best Salve In the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, saltrheum, tettcr.chappcd hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds et akfn erup tion -, lreckles and pimples. The salve is i..trantccd te give perfect satisfaction in every case or money retunded. Be sure you get Henry's Carbolic Salve, as all ethers are but Imitations and counterfeits. Price 25 cents. Sold in Lancaster at Cochran's Drugstore, l.""-i"i ...1 North Queen street. Men mm the LOWEST PKICKS. Come and A1E WA.D rmtTISJSMJCXTS. WANTED IM9IISUIATE1.Y. TWO BOYS te set up Ten I'lns. Apply at UKE3!Elt'S UI.OUE HOTEL, North Queen street. lt A GREAT HAltttAlN. A Seleml Hand Gaehle Ce., Ilaltiuiere PIANO in geed order for sale cheap. Organ? at reduced jirices. JUSTUS STUOKE.VHOLZ, jMindli Fulton Hall. SOCIAL l'AUTT TO BE UEI.O THIS MONDAY EVENING and en SATURDAY EVENING NEXT at Ne. 117 Locust street ( Trewitz's Old Stand ). Ladies all invited. Music by Adam Hippie's Orchestra. ltd rilllE ANNUAL AIEETIMS OX' TI1E LOT J. Helders of Woodward Hill Cemeterv ler the election of Trustees will lie held en MON DAY EVENING. FEBRUARY (J, at 7 o'clock, nt the office of Uee. D. Sprecher, East King street. Uy ei iter of the Beard, JM-3t J. JJ. MARTIN, Sect. DIMNESS OF SIGHT. VKKT1GO, UEAD achc, Giddiness, Palpitation el thu Heart and all symptoms of Apoplexy nnd Diseases of the Heart effectually and successfully treated bv II. D. LONGAKEK. M. D. Can be addressed by letter ( confidentially) and medi cine sent, w'ith proper directions, te any part et the country. Orace Ne. 18 East Walnut street, Lancaster. Consultations In'c. jS0-3td I70K KENT A COACHMAKfcK ANU WuKennniker Shep, with I'.Iacksmith Shep, situated in the village et Millersvilie, adjoin ing the Black Hnr.-e hotel. Tills is one of the best stands in the county, giving steady em ployment te three hands. A two-story Irame house will also be rented with the above if de sired. Fer further particulars call upon J. G. PETERS, Stevens Cotten Mill, Lancaster Pu. Jan2d 4td&2tw A SK YounaueuKit FOK Eby, Stehrnan & Ce.'s MANHEIM ROLLER PROCESS FLOUR, the best In the market. This Heur will yield mere bread te the barrel than ihe old process Heur. Try it anil be convinced. f-.O-dit JOTIOE TO SUIPPEKS. JA Having sold te the Pennsylvania railroad company the equipment and geed will of my FAST FKE1GHT LINE, it will be withdrawn as an Individual Line en FE1SKUAUY 1. Hercaiter all Freight sent te Depots at Deck street and Frent and Pine streets, Philadel phia, will be taken In charge nnd promptly forwarded by the Company. In discontinuing the business. 1 desire te express my sincere thanks te the public ler tne large patronage given tins line tturing me long period Irem its establishments the pres ent day. JOHN It. I'.ITNEU. Lancaster, Pa., Jan. 'Jrt, 1832. awtdlt r. iitAitn HREINbUBANGEGOIPANY, OFP1IILADELPIA. Assets ever Eleven Hundred sand. Theu- Dellais, securely Invested. Fer a peliey in this old and well-established company call en RIPE & KAUFMAN, NO. 18 FAST KING STREET. iUM.W&SK rULTU; OPKKA uecsi:. FRIDAY EVENING, FEB Sd. FAKE WE LI VIiT OF THE LANCASTER FA VO KITES! CHAS. E. FORD'S English Comic Opera Company. MIL YECKEll takes great pleasure In an nouncing te the citizens of Lnncaster that en the nbeve named evening this celebrated com pany will present in superb btyle and unsur passed splendor Solemon's delicious and captivating operatic gem, entitled J3ILL.E& TAYLOR. This bcautilnl nautical epcr.i will be given with the lull strength of Sir. Ferd's unrivaled organic itien, led by the brilliant young Eng IliTi 1'riina Dena MISS MADELEINE LUCETTE, Suppeitedby the Eminent Comedian, MR. GEO. W. DENIIAM, jiAesincK.NT cesTUMis srnoxe ANI EFl'ECTIVl: CHOItrs AX1 A GOUOEOl'S MISE-KX-SCEXE. PRICES OF ADMISSION: General Ad Ad mKMen, "5, 50 and 35c: Ite-crved heats, 75e. Fer s.de at open, house efllee. 33-.it NNUAL STATEMENT or .MUNICIPAL AUTHOllllIEd nr the CITY OF LANCASTER tOR 1881. The Finance Committee et the City of Lan caster respectfully submit the lollewlng state ment (in compliance with the Act of April 20, 1874), showing the financial condition el the City of Laucaster, en the lt day el .January, A. !., lbS-': ASSETS. City water works, steam pumps, water pumps, boilers, about thirty tour miles of 4, (j, 8, 10, 12. 'JO aud 11 inch mains, 331 plugs. 0i steps, lieardiuau pieperty and water rights 1157,075 00 City Hall 'AteO 00 Market houses 12J,tHU W Station house and let 10,00-1 CO One let en chestnut street 130 0) 500 lamps and pest3 0,870 00 Pipes, tools, &c.,el Water Dep't I, COO 00 Hummers, tools, sueveu, eic, ei Street Dep't Safes, fnrniture, etc., belonging te tll Liens ler luxcs.water rents, paving. etc., due city lei'1874, 1S75, 167t;, 1377, 1S7S, 1879, ItsO nnd l&il Taxes ler 1881 In hands el Constable ler collection Water rents for 1S31 in Aldermen's hands for collection Lancaster City 0 per cent, bends or Sinking Fund Cash in treasury as per Treasurer's report January 1. 1882 200 CO 1.O00 00 Total assets liabilities. Funded debt at six per cent I57.012 02 . 49100 00 nve " " " " " four" ' Amount of bills presented, approved and unapproved 200,01.0 00 5C0C0 703,312 02 Assets 841,271 C8 Liabilities 7'8,:il2 02 Excess el assets ever liabilities $133,959 08 The funded debt as above matures in 16S3, 1890 and 1&91, and at intermediata periods at the option of the city. Infixing valuation of real estate the committee are et opinion that valuation is lower tnan the prepeitles would bringil put upon the market. The city pays no thing for the use of waterler Fire Department andotherpurpe3esThroughitB351 plugs. Water rents ler 1881 amounted te $30,057.37 and rents Irem markets $0,474.26. Ferslnking land $12, 50) was redeemed in 1831, reducing the luuded debt that amount. Valuation of taxable prop erty for 1881 was $ll,OC0,000. geeuge w. zecher, d. Mcmullen, f. suuedeu, Committee en Finance and. Accounts of City or Lancaster. Attest i J. K. IJAiut. Clerk. Lancaster, January 30, 1832. jy.'JO .ltd ;.7oe oe 12,5G3 Hi 153 32 170.I5S 05 23,893 84 ...I3H.271 03 THIRD EDITION MONDAY EVENING. JAN. 30, 1882. i WKATHER INDICATIONS. Washington, D. C, Jan. 3C Fer the Middle Atlantic states slightly warmer partly cloudy weather, probably followed by snow during the night, westerly winds shifting te northeast and southeast and falling barometer. NICHOLS' NOMINATION. Tlie Norfolk Featmaster's Commission and Hew the President Came te Sign It. Washington, Jan. 30. The Republican says: "On Friday last the name of Wm. iNicnels was sent te the senate as post master at Norfolk, Va. This renominatien of Mr. Nichols was net the intentional act of the president, nor was it known by the postmaster general or the first assistant. The president's attention being called te it he was greatly surprised, the nom ination having been unwittingly signed by him with many ethers. The postmas ter general and his first assistant found that a clerk in the department had prepared the nomination without any authority aud handed it in with ethers he had been directed te make out. The president at once directed the withdrawal of the nomination, net because he had changed his mind, but be cause it was net his act, but only that of either a very sharp or a very dull clerk. An investigation is te be had of the mat ter and it is net likely that there will be any mere nominations made by the same cleik." UY IVIKE AND CABLE. Telegraphic News of the Day. Senater Edmunds is again mentioned for the vacancy en the supreme bench. Ne chauge iii line, city and harbor prices of coal for February. The rioters at Superior Junction have been quieted down by a distribution of rations. Sergeant Masen, wh tried te shoel Gui teau, will net be tried by the court-martial, ordered te meet in Washington to day. Patrick II. Lynch was sentenced in New Yerk te imprisonment for life. He killed James Maker in December. Engineer Melville will form Ave sep arate parties te search for Commander De De Leng, of the Jcanncttc. The grand jury te-day began an investi gation into the cause of the Spuyten Duy vil railroad accident. Rev. Dr. Bellows died in New Yerk this morning. Afghan Ameer is developing a ferocity worthy of his bloodthirsty predecesssers A reign of terror prevails at Cabul. 1,100 prisoners are confined for political offenses. Four hundred employees of Cunning ham's carriage factory are en strike in Rochester, ?. Y. Striking shoemakers there have resumed work. In Allegheny City Mrs. Annie Starr was burned fatally this morning by her clothes taking fire while getting breakfast. The outbreak of cholera at the Allahabad fair did net cause much mortality, but the returning pilgrim are carrying the infection in all directions. A. Lee Cummins, phosphate manufac turcr at Wilmington, Del., fails for $20,000 through the neglect of his customers le meet their notes. It is thought he will be able te satisfy his creditors. Smallpox in Philadelphia abating ; only seven new cases from Saturday neon up te neon te-day A Paris dispatch says the Union Gener ate has suspended payment. Jesse O. Themas, aged thirteen, acci dentally stabbed his playmate, Milferd Yonker, at Bristel, Pa., some days age. The latter died te-day and the coroner's jury exonerated young Themas. CONGKHSS. Proceedings lu the .Senate. Washington, Jan. 80. In the Senate Mr. Edmunds reported favorably from the judiciary committee, with an amendment, Senate bill re-establishing the court of commissioners en Alabama claims. He stated that the committee recommend ed payment out of moneys received from Great Britian of the losses by what is known as the " exculpated cruisers" nothing else. The bill and proposed amendments v.ere ordered te be printed separately. TUt: GUITJSAU CASK. KtCerkhlll Defending the Jury' integrity. Washington, Jan. 30. Iu the crimina court this morning the district attorney applied te the court te fix a day for hear ing of arguments upon the motion for a new trial in the Guiteau case. With re gard te accusations against the jury the district attorney said he could show the signatures en the margin of the Evening Critic te be a clever attempt at forgery. It was agre'd that the jury should be present iu court en Friday, and then the matter went ever for the present. Davis and Daiietn. Washington, Jan., 30 It is stated with much pesitiveness that President Davis of the Senate will vete for the admission of Dakota into the Union. His vote will give the Republicans a majority. MAJCXJSTH. Philadelphia Market. 1'niLAUBi.VKiA, Jan. SX Fleur dull, but steady; SuperUne, at 13 73Q4 23; is.aru, 41 7n5 50 ; Ohie and Indiana tar.iiiy, 10 75(J7 23; Pennsylvania tamily it Wis 0 02 : St. Leuis de $7 0037 60; Minnesota Extra, $0 5030 75 ; de straight, $0 75f7 ; winter patent. $775t8 25 ; spring de, $7 75ffi3 25. Kye Heur dull at $4 755. heat dull and weak ; Del. and Pcnn'a Itcd, $1 41 1 43 ; de Amber. $1 43jil 45. Cern steady for local use ; Steamer, 68QWS ; yellow, 70;c : mixed, 70c ; Xe. 3 de 67C9c. Oats dulf and weak; Ne 1 White, 51c. Kye dull at 9.92c. Previsions steady ; mess perk at 18 5) ; beef hams, $21 0022 0u ; India mess beef, 23 50 f. e. b. Lard steady; city kettle, 11Q12c; loose butchers'. He ; prime steam, $11 45 11 50. Kutter 11 rm with geed demand ler choice ; Creamery extra, 4142c; de geed te choice, 35!?40c Kells dull, witli no choice lets here. Erzs steady; Penna., 2728e ; Western, 2S27c. Cheese dniet and steady. Petroleum quiet ; Kenned, 7c. Whisky at t 20 Seeds geed te prime clever quiet at 9 ; de de Flaxseed dull at il 351 36. yvr Yeric inariei. Nk.v ebk. January 30. Fleur State and Western slightly in buyers' favor and dull ; Southern quiet and steady. Wheat ytKn lower, and moderately active speculative business ; Ne. 2 Ked. Feb., 1 431 45 ; de Mar., $1 48614844 ; de April U 49Jil 49 ; de May, $1 471 47. , Cern 4m:c lower and heavy ; mixed est ern spot. C771c ; de lutures, C9JJ73c. Oats 'i&ie lower and weaK: Ne. 2 Jan. and Feb., 18c ; deHarch, 4S18Jc ; de May, 49Kc. tlve StecK MarBeta. Chicago. Hogs Keceipts, 12,000 head; ship ments, UM head ; market unchanged ; common te geed mixed, $6R 50 ; heavy packing and shipping. $ 506 SO; Philadelphias and larders, $77 23 ; light, $U 13G 50 ; skips and culls, $4 40 5 00. Cattle Keceipts, 900 head; shipments, 4,000 head ; market steady, but weak ; experts nominal at $0 100 50 : geed te choice, shipping $5 3030; common te lair, $4 3085 75; mixed butchers' steady at $2 30Q4 ; steckera and feed crs, $2 7il 15. Sheep Keceipts, J, 100 head; shipments, 1.100 head ; market weak but steady ; extra, $550 5 75: geed te choice, $1 305; common te medium, $34. . Cattle market. Puiladklfhia, Jan. 30. Cattle market lair : sales, 2,01 head; prime, 6Jf07Jic ; geed CMSO-Kc; medium, 5H06c; common, 45c. Sheep market fair ; sales, 10,000 Bead ; prime, syV: ?oed,5Kei; medium, 48 . ; common, 3)4 ; lambs, 54J7c ; calves, lleirs fair : salca. 3.500 ; prime, lOVic ; j geed, 99SS10C ; medium, !g9c ; common, 8J4 tfsaic. Grain and Prevision Quotation. One o'clock quotations el grain and proviL previL proviL lens, furiiishca by S. K. Yundt, Breker, Uf East King street. Jan. SO. I r. x. Cnlcaee.- Wheat , 1.3l?C Cern Oats Perk XVi !' 13.25 . A2 1SL32J -Wi?s M)i .... Philadelphia. .MX .49'' .... .7l)J .50 .71Ji .50 luurd 1L40 Feb..., March. May... Feb March.. April.. 1.4IM U5i stncajMaraac XeT. Yerk' fhuadeiphia and Lecal Stocks also united States Bends reported dally by Jacob B. Lose. N. E. Cor. Centre Square. N BW ORK STOCKS. Stocks lower. Jan. Se. IftOO 1:00 &0t 13& 129X 12& Chicago & North Western Chlcase. Mil. ft St. Paul Canada Southern Is Is cC O A X .. . Del., Lact.A Western Delaware A Hudsen Canal..... Denver A Rie Grande EastTenn., Va. A Ga Hannibal A St. Jee Lake Shere Mich. Southern.. Manhattan Elevated : Michigan Central Missouri. Kansas & Texas N. Y., Lake Erie & Western.... New Jersey Central N. V.. Ontario & Western New YorkCentral Ohie ft Mississippi Ohie Central Piiclnc Muil Steamship Ce St. Paul ft Omaha de Preferred Central Pacttlc Texas Pacllic Union Pacific Wabash, St. Leuis ft Pacllic... . Preferred. Western Union Te). Ce iron vnn iujx ttX 03 1932 19U 19 12M 125 1J4 19) lOtiX .... lOBK 70K 70 1X U A.M. l'UiLADELrillA. Stocks leveris. Pennsylvania U. i: Lehigh Valley Leliigh Navigation Kx Div.... llulTiile, Pitts, ft Weslem Northern Central Northern Pacllic. Preferred Uestenvillt Electric Underground Tel. Ce l'hilmlelphu. X Erie U. il GunnKeii .Mining leWilGuIeh iilinhi'.' , 8. 2K l.erai ntecKn ami Itnnua. Lnnc.Clty eperct. Lean, due ISA!... 91H) 18... 100 " " 18011... 100 was... loe " S per ct. In 1 or 30 years. . 100 5 per ct. Scheel Lean.... 100 i " inlei-20years.. 100 4 " In.rer2iyeara.. 100 " 0 " in 10 or -JO years. 100 BANK STOCKS. First National Hank $100 Farmers National Hank 50 Lancaster County National Hank.. 50 Columbia National Hank 100 Epbrata National Itanfe 10P First National Hunk, Columbia.. .. 100 first National llauk, stmslnirg. First National ihmk. Marietta.. .. First National Hank. Mmmt.Iey.. 100 i.iuiz aiienai naiiK lue Manhehu National liank 100 Union National ICank. Mount Jey. 60 New Helland National Bank ICO MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. Quarry ville K. It., due isu 00 Heading & Columbia It. Kilne 1SSJ 100 Lancaster Watch Ce., due 1SS! 100 Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce., due in 1 or SO years 100 Lancaster Gas Light inn! Fuel Ce., ilue 18!... ........ 100 Stevens HeilM! 100 MISCKLLAXUUL'.H STOCKS. $114.75 lOti 1U3.5C 100 106 80 $3.23 25 10 120 ijiiarryville l. it $ CO Millersvilie Street Car 50 50 Inquirer Priii ting Company Watch Factory Gas Light and Fuel Company.... Stevens Heuse Columbia Gas Company Columbia Water Company Susquehanna Iren Company Murletta Hellew ware TCRJfriKK BTOCK3. IJig Spring A Heaver Valley "riii(ijJwrL . Columbia & Chestnut Hill , t .'eluuibia & Washington , Columbia ,t IJIg Spring , Lancaster & Ephrata Lane., Elizabetht'n AtMlddlefn.... Lancaster & Fruitville. Lancaster AJLitltz , Lancaster & Wllliamstewn Lancaster A Maner , Lancaster & Mnnhelm , Lancustur& Marietta Lancaster & New Helland Lancaster & Susquehanna Lancaster & Willow Street Strasburg ft Millport Murletta & Mnyteivn Marietta ft Mount Jey , 100 25 100 100 100 73.10 . 25 $ 10.2: 13 21 . 25 18 20 14. It. 47.2S 01 50 04.30 55 9k 30.4 .? 83 275.4 40.14 21 40 . 25 . 100 . 50 . 25 . 25 . 50 . 25 . 25 . 100 . 300 . 25 . 25 . 25 . 25 rOhlTICAZ. DKIUUCKATIU 1'KIMAKIKS. Tiie Democratic voters or Lancaster city will meet at their usual voting pluccs en SATUKDAY, FEHKITARY 4, Fkem 0 te 8 p. jr. (except in the Eighth ward, where the elections will be held ritex 3 te 8 1. m.), te scttle the candidates for the several offices te be tilled at the coming municipal elections, including Mayer, Scheel Directera, and City Committeemen ; Members of Select Council Irem the First, Second, Third, Fourth, Sixth and Eighth wards ; Common Ceuncilmcn and Ward Ofllcers; Aldermen In the First, Firth and Eighth wards. The voting places will be as lollewa: First Ward Shober's hotel. Second Ward Thee. Wcnc'itz's saloon. Third Ward ElUnger's. Fourth Wurd Kethwciler's. Filth Ward Philip Wall'i Green Tree: lietci. Sixtli Ward Jeseph Katitz's saloon. Seventh Ward Kuhlman's. Eighth Wurd Albert KehlhaasN. Ninth Ward Arneld HeaVs. HY OKDEK OF THE COMM1TTKE. EXTKKTA 1X31 EXTH. Jj'UI.TO.N OPKKA HOUSE. ; ONE NIGHT ONLY. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1st, 1882. GKAND FAKEWELL CONCERT OF AMERICA'S GREATEST PKIMA-PONNA. MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG, Assisted by the following distinguished artist : .Miss CLARA POOLE. Contralto; SIG. URIGNOLI, Tener; S1G. TAGLIAPIE TRA, Baritone; S. LI Kill. ING, Pianist; T. ADAMOWSKI, VleIIniit; ADOLFH GLOSK, Accompanist. This will be the only opportunity el hearing Miss Kclk-gg. as she retires Irem public Ufa with the clo-.e et her present engagement. The diagram ler the sale of seats at Chas. H. Karr's book store. ADMISSION, SI. 00. Ne extra charge for reserved scats. 2R-4td ELIAS HARK, Manager. TICI.TO.1 OPKKA HOL'SK. : OXi: XIUI1T ONLY 1 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1882. THE IilSTIXnUISnXO COMZDIAX, M. B. CURTIS, in ins xevw. life ricTrme, SAM'L OFPOSEN, THE COMMERCIAL DRUMMER, As played by him ONE HUNDRED NIGHTS, In New lerk City, supported by his own SPECIALLY SELECTED COMPANY. POPULAR PRICES: Admission, 35, se and 7Ge. Reserved Seats, 75c. Fer sale at the Opera Heuse Office, J28-5t -TOTICK lO STOCn.UOI.DKK8. THE Xl annual meeting or the stockholders et the Columbia Jt Pert Deposit Railroad Cem pany will be NO. SKJSi Seuth 1 en Wednesday. A. M. Election for president and directors same nay and place. JAMES K. McCLTJBE, jy23-3til Secretory. TNSCKi: XOIIK UT STOCK. THE FARMERS' MUTUAL LIVE STOCK PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION OF NORTH AMERICA Is a responsible and progressive company, and prides itseirin the prompt and fall pay ment of all Its losses. It insures against less by death whether by lire, accident or natural causes. It accepts none but geed risks, and gives mere real protection at lea cost than any ether com panj-. New is the tlmej te Insure, while your stock is free irem disease. J. A. WOLFERSUERGER. Agent, Ne. 17 Centre Square. janll-lmd2taw MX liiQ lie iSS cl 4 40 S 99 9t9g Wg 9gtf 21H t "3fi fix & 3SK ZlH SJ(? 100 .... lOOg 8S? 87k 87k 4Si 47X W 11T 111 H?2 V. M. .X ...iu3&t
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