LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY! 1 1882.
Inspector Lewis Lyens, Samuel Mus
kctnubs, C. I. Lanilis.
Delegates Reuben Bertzfield, Samuel
Mubketnu.ss Henry Lceuaid, Michael F.
5teieiwalt, Jehn Hiack, jr , Jehn A.
Weimer, D. li. Laudi.s, B. F. Shaub, Wm.
31. Siayinaker, Charles Buckius, A. II.
Ball.
KUCRTIl w ltl.
Select Council Gee. 51. Franklin, Jehn
II. I'earsel, IJ. F. XV. 1'rbau, A. W. Bald
win. "
Ceinniut: Council Themas Hays, Jehn
Leibley. Gee. W.Cermeny. Jacob G. Good Geed
man, Dr. R. 51. Bolenius, Dr. J. W. Hesc,
Jehn E. Sehum.
Judge Jacob 51. Wiliielm, Robett J.
- Evans.
Inspector G. Edw. Eckinan.
Assessor Jacob 51. Chilian, Jehn XV.
Hublcy, Gee. Flick, J. 51. CeIev. Gcjre
W.Brewn.
Constable Telin JIcDevitt. J. A. I'.
Hcptiiig'.
Delegates te Convention Benj. F. Bai Bai Bai
tboleaiuw, A. K. Simmer. JelinJJ. 5I;uk
Icy, Jehn Hcue, jr., Gee. 51. Franklin, 51.
I famish, J. XV. Jehnsen.
riKTII WAIID.
Alderman S. II. Zaiim, 51. A. McUliun,
Jehn Baker.
Common Ci.uucil J. F. Kcmly, jr., F.
A. Albright, Jere Catnpbell.
Assessor 1 Icnry 1 Iartlny .
Constable Jacob P. Killin:r.
Jude .1 L. Ki linger.
Itispccter Win. Dellavcn. II. T. Rile v.
Delegates te Convention Gee. B.Bic.sk
ler, (:e. A. ."Marshall, Jehn Hull, Jehn C.
Kwejie, Jes. Davish.
SIXTH WARD.
Select Council Daniel G. Baker.
Conimeu Council Jehn McLaughlin,
William Kiddle, Clias. A. FeuDersmith,
A F. Sjiencur, Jehn J. Cochran, 51. W.
Fraim.
Assessei Daniel II
Roadman.
Heitshu, B. A.
CenstablcD. W. Dcitrich.
Judge Jehn Samson.
Inspector Je'nu II. Lceuaid.
Delegates te Convention Lewis S. Hai t
mau, A. C. ReiuajliI, Thes. B. Cochran.
SKVENTir WARD.
Common Council J. R. Smith, Philip
Betz, Abraham Killian, Jeseph Clarkseu.
Assessor Ed wai d 51cllcn.
Constable Felix Karchner, Samuel
Gicy.
Judgi (Jinnies Shwebel, Winlicld S.
Burns.
Inspector "William .1. nmith, Rebert C.
5IeI)ennell.
Delegates te Convention William
Woblsen. William Leenard, Samuel J.
Flick, William Cornelius.
EHiHTfl AVAItD.
Select Council Henry Gast, si.
Common Council Henry Gast,
Edward Nale, William Coxey.
Assessor Jacob Breck.
Alderman .
Constable Jehn Bewman, Hemy
ncr.
.)
Ben-
Judge Chailes Bleck.
Iuspeetei Peter Winewer, Jehn Over
deer. Delegate, te Convention Gee. Gazell,
II. II. Breiumian, Peter Richie, Hichard
Ivirehner, Frank Friteh.
NIN11I WARD.
Common Council Jehn Kcndig, Dana
Graham, Jehn S. Rohrer, Charles Gibbs,
Jes. It. Goodell, David Miles, Jacob Miley,
Kli Ga!I, Henry G.urccht.
Assessor P. W. Geneeht, Liiuiiuus
Bathven, Gee. Ovcrdeer.
Constable A. .1. Flick, Gee. XV. Foid Feid
ncy. Judge Gee. Fex, Gee
Dietrich, A. R.
roisei, iv in. iiMier.
Inspector Win. F. II. Am wake.
Delegates t Convention II
A.
ocureycr, Peter Maurcr. Ames C
Gast,
Wm. Kahl, Keuben S. Oster, Jehn S
ham, Jehn Jacobs.
Gra-
llcmecrjitlc Dcc-linuii'ius.
Hany Kautz, 8th ward, declines
judge : Geerge Haidy gees en in
place.
for
his
Jehn Rese, fllh ward,
ccutive committee.
declines for ex
Jehn Heir, 9th waul
stable.
declines for con-
Emanuel Stene, fUli ward,
declines for
council.
It. II. Brubaker, Gth waul, declines can
didacy for common council.
A. Z. Itingwalt declines te l-e a c.uuli c.uuli
datcfer mayor.
COUIii.
I'ret cedings m tiiu Couiineu Picas.
RhKem: .icm.i: rAiTcnsi.w
In the case of Henry Frank vs. the city
and 2 county of Lancaster, the defense
called witnesses te prove that the damages
sustained were- uet as large as alleged by
the plaintiff. The jury lendercd a verdict
in favor of the pl.milili' for $903, divided
as fellows : s?lS3 against the county and
$720 against the city.
Frank A. Bicker, xs. the city ami
county of Lancaster. This is an issue te
ascertain the amount of damages sus
tained ay the pl.iiutiH':i by reason of ex
tending North Pine street from West
Orange in this eity. After the jury visited
the property witnesses were called by the
plaintilf, who testilied te the amount of
damages which he is alleged te have sus
tained. On trial.
In the case of Jehn 1 tarnish, for the use
of Michael' Haruish, assignee of Jehn
Ilarnish and wife, for the benefit of cred
itors, vs. Mary S. B. Shenk, executrix of
R. XV. Shenk, deceased, the jury rendered
a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for
aoeo no
vv, JO. ,
James .Bryseu vs. Jehn W. Mcnt
Z2r. This was an action te recover
ea a pomisseiy nole of 6C00, signed
by Themas .1. Davis and endorsed
by Jehn W. Mcutzer, dated March 30,
1878, for 00 days. The full value of the
note was advanced te Davis by plaintilf.
The note and pretest were offered iu evi
dence. The defense claimed that at this time
Davis was counsel for Bryseu, who was
executer of the estate of Jehu B. Bitzcr,
deceased. Davis claimed that by arrange
ment he was given $1,030 en a note of
$030, endorsed by J. AV. Mentzcr, aud a
note for $130, cuder&ed by Wai. S. Shirk.
It was understood that these notes were
te be paid from bills coming te Davis
from the Bitzcr estate. Wheu the
first acceuut was presented Davis's fees
were $950, but wexc cut down te $000 by
the auditor. After the nole had gene te
pretest Mcutzer inct Bryseu who told him
that his note or a portion of it would be
paid out of the fees. About a year later he
again met him, when he said'that nene of
the fees would go toward the" payment of
the note, as he had leaned Davis the money
since then. Davis admitted his signature
te the bill given te Bryseu. Mentzcr said
that be endorsed the note believiug that
Davis bad money coming te him from the
estate. When the note became due Mentzcr
wanted it lifted and Davis te give Bryson
a receipt for that much ; this Bryson re
fused te de. Davis admitted having re
ceived money from Bryson at different
times.
In rebuttal Bryseu was called aud he
denied that any arraugcnicut had been
made by which the note should be paid
out of the estate. The $G00 was given te
Davis as a lean en a note endorsed by
Mentzer ; he denied haviug told Mentzcr
that the note would be paid out of the es
tate, as besides the $000 he bad lent Davis
$720. The jury rendered a verdict in
favor of the "plaintiff for $1,7:11.09.
Accident.
This morning ene of the fly-rails con
nected with a spring-rail frog en the Pcnn
sylvanii iailr.i.i'1 near Dillcrvilic, was
accidentally biekcu, compelling trains te
be run ever te another track aud detain
ing several of them for half an hour.
COLUMBIA HEWS.
II UK REGULAR COBKESl'ONuKNCK
5Ir. Frank Sener has retured from his
trip te bis home at Hagerstown, Md. He
leeks well and expresses his delight at the
geed time he had.
The fancy dress party te be beld in the
armory next Friday evening is expected
te be the largest and finest ever held in
this place.
Elocution club still lives, but owing te
me inclement weather net a nrcmDer ap
peared at the meeting at 51iss Jennie
Bachmau's last evening.
Snowfall heavy, sleighing geed, skating
spoiled, sidewalks cleaned, ice cutting
piegressing, Frent street drifted, and river
banks picturesque.
Edw. C. Gable will permanently locate
in Flerida.
Ceyle, the Ceylo's ferry murderer, con
demned te be hanged at Yerk en jlarch
24, has been respited by the governor in
definitely. A farmer taking home a new sleigh ran
into an ero team at Cerdelia furnace, and
his horse was se badly hurt that he had te
be killed.
5Irs. Meisley, ever fifty years of age, in
going te the milk cart, stepped en the ice
in the gutter, which was covered by the
snow, slipped, and her head striking the
curb, concussion of the brain followed.
She is new lying in a critical condition at
her home en Locust street.
The stormy weather has greatly retard
ed work en Black & Upp's railroad con
tract, and the building of the St. Jehn's
Lutheran church by Mr. Sneath. The
former would have been liuished by this
time but for this drawback, and the latter
would have been completed in about two
mouths.
Several Columbians were badly " sold "
by a seemingly drunken Dutchman, who
pretended that he could hardly under
stand what was said te him, but after being
made a feel of he turned te tbcm and gave
them all a shamed faced. He was a Phil
adelphia detective.
FASUY STOCK.
Cel. PeIner'N licrd of Alderneys.
There was a very large attendance yes
terday en the farm of the late W. L.
Peiper, ou the Marietta turnpike, near
Rohrerstown, at the sale of his herd of
Alderney cattle, B. F. Howe, auctioneer.
Following were the purchasers and prices
brought, the dates indicating the time at
which the animals were dropped, unless
marked " bred " :
Bulls Majer Audersen, 1870, Tobias
Dcnlinger, $37.50 ; Wellington, March 27,
1880, Jehn 11. Baumgardner, $23.00 ; Jee,
June 20, 1880, Sire Jerry, Dam Julia,
R. S. Heir, $24.00 ; Lancaster, July 14,
18J30, Peter Sommers, $31.00 ; Pilet, July
18, 1880. D. V. Faddis, $11.00 ; Davy,
Dee. 5, 1880, J. W. Baker, $30.25 ; Mike,
Oct. 30, 1SSI, Henry Hcrr, $11.00.
Cows Kitty. II. It. 507. Dropped
I .March 30, 1808. D. Y. Faddis, $30 ;
Nellie. Bicd Sept. 22, 1881. Ezra Hos Hes
tcttcr, $30.30 ; Moonstone. Imported.
Bred Jan. 9, 1832. Benjamin Landis,
$25.50 ; Daisy. Bred Oct. 17, 1881. Jehn
II. Small, $100 ; Blessem. Bred June 22,
1881. R. S. Hcrr, $47.50 ; Jennie. Bred
April 21, 18S1. B. M. Stauirer, $85 ; Lot Let
tic. Bred Jan. 17, 1833. Abraham Har
uish, $70; Bertie. October 20, 187G.
Israel Loueks, $104.50 ; Julia. July 20,
1877. Jacob C. StauQer, $85 ; Trinket.
Feb. 23, 1878. Jehu B. Herr, $83.50 ;
Tulip. March 13, 1878. It. S. Herr,
$09.73 ; Mellic. Sept. 10, 1878. David
31. .Mayer, $34.30 ; Clara. Dec. 30, 1878.
D. Y. Faddis. $45 ; Fanny. April 27,
1S79. Jehn 11. Small, $73 ; Sallie. May
10. 1879. Jehn II. Small, $100 ; Mary
Aim. Dec. 18, 1879. Jehn L. Herr.
$70.50 ; Ida. Nev. 1, 1S80. Jehn 11.
Small, $81 ; Bessie. Jan. 28, 1881. J. W.
Baker, $00 ; Hcnnic. May 15, 1881. J.
W. Baker, $05 ; Lucy. June 28, 1881.
Jehn II. Small, $114 ; Puss. August 20,
1881. Celin Cameren, $55 ; Flera. Sept.
20, 1881. J. W. Baker, $25.50 ; Ellie.
Dec. 3, 1881. J. W-.Baker, $23 : Lizzie.
I)
18S1. J.WTBaker, $20.
DUS1NUSS NOTES.
Financial, Commercial and JUaiiuiacturcs.
Twe hundred thousand dollars of capi
tal stock has already been subscribed for
the new bank iu this city. Ne persons
being aivcu ever ten shares, aud $80,000
offered had te be declined. A charter
will be applied for ea Monday. The bank
will be located en North Queen street.
The stockholders will held a meeting en
Monday next, Feb. 0th, at 10 o'clock, for
the purpose of organizing aud making
litccssary arrangements.
The firm of Givlcr, Bewers & Hurst has
been dissolved by limitation, and, the
junior members retiring the busiuess will
be continued by Jehn S. Givlcr under the
name of Jehu S. Givler & Ce.
Mr. Christopher Lewis, Mr. James Reed
and Mr.It.T. Byan are iu Lancaster te-day
canvassing the views of prominent citizens
as te what arc the chauces of securing
gieund and local capital for the establish
ment of a new rolling mill te make steel
rails and de ether heavy work.
ercn.i'lcd aud Kntertained.
Last evcuiug the members of the
Humane lire company, te the number of
fifty or mere, assembled at their engine
house, and headed by Clommeus' City
band, marched te the residence of their
president, Walter M. Frarfkliu, esq., just
returned from his wedding tour, and sere
naded the ncwly-inairied couple. Mr.
Franklin acknowledged the compliment in
a few appropriate remarks, and the "Big
0 " boys responded with niue reusiug
cheers that made the welkin ring with
their hearty sound. After another spirited
tune by the band the party reformed iu
line of precession, with President Frank
lin at their head, and marched te the
saloon of Peter Letz, North Queen stiect,
where the bridegroom did the honors of a
bountiful entertainment. There was music
by the band, sinking by members of the
glee club, banjo playing, some happy little
speeches, and a geed time generally.
i'ellce Matters,
mayor had six customers
The
this
morning, thicoef whom wcre
discharged
and three ethers sent te the
40 and 45 days, respectively.
castle for 30,
Charles Garrcty, who raised a row at
the Rising Sun hotel, a few days age, was
this morning scut te jail by Alderman
McCouemy for 20 days.
Frank Smith and Andrew Smith wcre
taken before Alderman Samson en charges
of drunken and disorderly conduct, aud
wcre committed for 20 days each.
Ann Hendersen has made complaint of
assault and battery against Jehn Wcidler,
who was engaged en Saturday night's row.
He will have a bearing before Alderman
Samson this afternoon.
Meat Stelen.
A few nights age the cellar of the resi
dence of Michael Wise, at Gap, was enter
ed by thieves who carried off a let of meat.
Constable Bewman searched the house of
several suspected parties en the Welsh
Mountain, but the meat has net yet been
found.
The Inquirer Kulus.
About half-past one o'clock this morn
ing the names broke out afresh among
the ruins of the Inquirer building. The
Uuien steam fire engine was put into
service aud the llamcs were quenched.
Herse Hurt.
A horse belonging te Abraham Hoever,
of Manhcim township, ran off en North
Prince street this morning, and falling in
front of Russel's waieheuse, near Fred
crick street, cut and bruised itself very
badly.
"-Fartline" Ball.
Last evening thePastime club, composed
of young men of this city, gave a ball in
Excelsior ball ever Schceuberger's saloon
en East King street. The attendance was
very large and there was almost 100
couples in the promenade.
This hall has recently been improved
and is new one of the handsomest in the
city.. The walls have been covered with a
very pretty paper and the wecd work
repainted, and it presents a fine appear
ance. The room is one of the largest in
town.
successful Lancaster Ceuiity Exnibiter.
Ten premiums were awarded te J. M.
Hagans, of Strasbuig, Pa., at the Dela
ware county poultry show, Chester, Pa.,
out of twelve premiums. 1st premium,
$3 ; 2d premium, $2. 1st and 2d premi
um en solid black and white Turbits, 1st
en white crested Fantails, 1st en white
plain-bead Fantails, 1st en black Moor Moer Meer
beads, 2d en Archangels, 1st en yellow
wing Turbits, 2d en black Jacobins, 1st
en blue Magpies and 2d en yellow.
Licenses.
Saturday next is the last day for liftiug
licenses which were granted at this Janu
ary quarter session court. Hetel and
restaurant keepers should attend te this
at once.
A True Mil Against. Dr. Lainson.
In Londen the grand jury has returned
a true bill against Dr. Geerge H. Lamson
for wilful murder in causing the death of
bis brother-in-law by poison.
January') Soup.
During this month of January 10,194
soup rations wcre given out at the soup
house.
Tim annual statement el the Mutual Lile
Insurance company, of New Yerk, for the year
1881, is printed In another column. The assetR
of this company new-1 each $U4,702,JJ7.!2. and it
has accumulated a sm plus et ever $12,000,000.
Its payments upon policies last year amount
ed te $I2.C!0,H2.1'J, and its income was mere
than $17,000,000. Tim managers et this great
corporation contii.uete augment its resources
irem year te ye.ir, net by adopting the fancy
schemes invented and practised by soineethor
companies, but by adhering te the principles
of legitimate lite insurance. That variety of
Insurance) which Is se cheap that it is worth
less, is net the kind lurnislied by the Mutual
Lile, and the less the public have el it the bet
ter. The 30 years expcrlence el this company
is in itself a guaranty that a conservative
policy has prevailed and that trusts confided
te it will net be betrayed. The marked re
duction in its rates el premium have net only
increased the company's assets, but also the
cenudencc of tin- public in Us management,
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Hl'EVIJLL XOTICJM.
See Here..
Yeu are sick ; well, there is Just one remedy
that will euro you be end possibility of doubt.
If it's Liver or Kidney trouble. Consumption.
Dyspepsia, Debility, Wells' Health Renewer is
your nope. 1. Druggist. Depot Jehn Y.
I.mvj X, Sens.
WeMr-x EVEr.YWimai; u-e Parker's Ginger
Tonic, because they have learned Irem expe
rience thai it overcome- despondency, indi
gestion, weakne-s in the back and kidneys,
aud ether troubles of the sex. Herns Journal.
fel-lmdcod&cew
An Kntirc Success.
It has been proved by the most reliable te-ti-nieny
that Themas' Eclcctrlc Oil is an entire
success in curing the most inveterate cases el"
rheumatism, ncuralnia. lame back and
wounds et every description Fer sale at JI.
H. Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
Deh't trille with threat and lung all'eet ions.
Take Hale's Heney of Ilorchettml anil Tar.
IMkc's Toothache Drep-- cure in one minute.
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Ely's Cheam Ralm Ce.,' On-ego, N. Y.
1'lease send us at. once two gross Ely's Cream
Ualm. We take pleasure in congratulating
you en the success you are having with the
" Cream Balm" Catarrh and Hay i ever cure.
Its sale is steadily Increasing with wonderful
rapidity as you can sec by our frequent orders.
It is evidently an article of great merit. Very
truly, Johnsten, Hollewat & Ce., (W2 Arch
street, Philadelphia. March 19, 1S31.
It is no exaggeration te say that Ely's Cream
Balm is a cure ler Catarrh, Hay Fever, Ac, ler
many cures have been made among my cus
temers. Cream Balm should be resorted te by
everyone thus allliuled. With me no ether
remedy has ever equaled the Balm either m
geed results or sale. A. J. Ouckwkldek,
Druggist, Easten, Pa. Oct. 2, 1SS0. I'rlce .10
cents. fel-2wdoef1&w
Ge te ii. it. Ktuurau's lirusr mere, 137 North
Queen street, for Mrs. J?reer,ian'ls New AV
(tonal Dyes. Fer brightness ami durability et
eoler.are unequulcd. Celer from 2 te Speunds.
Directions in En
rlit-li iiiul German.
1TICO. i
cents.
SlLViai Cki:ek, N. Y., Feb. 0, ISSii.
Gknts I have been very low and have tried
everything, te no advantage. I heard your
Hep Bitters recommended by se many 1 con
cluded te give them u trial. I did, and new am
around, and constantly improving, and am
nearly as strong an ever.
W. 11. WELDER.
.iluwit'rx! ai(i:iiir!:i jilecnersli
Are you di.-luibcd at night and broken of
your rest by a sick child sintering and cryliiR
with the excruciating pain et cutting teeth ?
If se, go at once and gel. a bottle of MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRU P. It will re- !
Hove the peer little sulierer immediately de
pend upon it; t here is no mUtake about it.
There is net a met her en eaith who has ever
used it, who will net tell you at once that it
will reg ale the bowels, ami give rest te tin
mother, and relief ami health te the child,
operating like magic. It is perfectly sare te
use in all cases, and pleasant te the taste, and
is the prescription et ene et the eldest and
best female physician and :suivies in the
United Slatep. Sold everywhere; 25 cents a
het lie "iurMd&wM.W&S
Fell Down.
Albert Andersen. Yerk Street, Buffalo,
Mr
fell down stairs and severely bruised his knee.
A lew applications of Dr. Themas' Eclectrie
Oil entirely cured him. Fer sale at II. B. Coch
ran's drug stoic, 137 North Queen street, Lan
caster. PHYS1CIA2.S preset ibe Celden's Ltcbig's
Liquid Beer ami Tonic Invigorator for the
weak, worn and dyspeptic. Take no ether.
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Sublimely Superb.
A pair el bcautilul Sun-flowers en Easels
will be mailed free te any lady who will send
a three cent postage stamp te Dr. C.W.Ben C.W.Ben
eon, lOf. Ne. Eutaw St., Baltimore, Md. Chas.
N. Crittenton, 115 Fulton St., New Yerk City,
sole agent for Dr. C. W. Bensen's remedies, te
whom all orders should be adrrcsscd.
j30-2nd&w
"Life, tirewtn, ncauty."
" What we all admire " and hew te secure it :
A fine head of hair in its natural color is such
an adjunct te beauty that no one who prizes
geed leeks should neglect te use "Londen
Hair Celer Restorer," Hie most cleanly and de
lightful article ever introduced te the Ameri
can people. It is totally different from all
ethers-Miot sticky or gummy, and free irem
all impure ingredients that rendermany 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,
docs net soil or stain 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, eix bottles for $i.
ect3M.W,S&w
JJEATHS.
The relatives and friends et the lauilly, also
Charles M, Hewell ledge Ne. 490, F. & A. M., el
Sale Harber, and Ledge Ne. 13, and Lainbcr Lainbcr
ten Ledge Ne. 470. F. & A. M., of this city, are
respectfully invited te attend, the funeral,
Irem his late residence, Slaekwatcr, en Thurs
day morning at 8 o'clock, te proceed te the
residence of his mother, corner of Orange and
1 North Queen streets, this city, where services
will be held at 2 o'clock. Interment at n oou eou oeu
ward Hill cemetery.
sew AHYKKTiaxMssia.
WANTED, A VEGETABLE COUK.
ply at the Stevens Heuse.
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j The undersigned, in addition te a care
fully selected assortment of
GROCERIES, QUEEX5WAKE. GLASSWARE
NOTION'S, 4c,
has also ler sale PURE LIQUORS AXD
WINES, el various brands. Thanking the
public for the patronage heretoicre liberally
bestowed, a continuance et the same isre
spectlully solicited.
JOHN DICKEL.
lcbl-ltd Cor. Mulberry and Jauics Sts.
TTEKCULES MALT WINE.
The Best and Cheapest malt Extract in the
Market. -J)
SOLLOn DRUG STORES AT
25 Cents per Pint .Bettle.
MASCFACTCTUtD BY
CHAS. WOLTERS,
PROSPECT BREWERY, PHILADELPHIA.
ni!3md
PUBLIC SALE UN THURSDAY, FEBKC
ARY -', 1SS2, will be sold at the Leepard
Hetel, a valuable let of ground, situated en
the south side of East Orange street, near
Shlppen. trenting en Orange street 31 feet 2
inches, and, iu depth 215 feet te Giant street,
en which is erected a new two-story 15KICK
DWELLING, Ne. 238, with one-story Brick
Rack .Building, containing tldrteeu rooms and
store Roem, with Green Heuse 18 by C7 feet.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. ui., when
conditions will be made known by
GEORGK O. HENSEL.
H. Siiubkrt, Auct. J26-7td
p: IBAKI
FIBEINuOSANGEGOHPANY,
OF PHILADELPIA.
Assets ever
Eleven Hundred Thou
sand. Dollars, securely invested. Fer a policy In.
this old and well-established cempanycall en
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
NO. 19 EAST KING STREET.
d3H.W&SU
PU1JL1C SALK UFA VALUABLE DWELL
ING HOUSE. On SATURDAY, FEB. 11,
lUSi, at the Fountain Inn, Seuth Queen street.
Lancaster city, will be sold at Public Sale, a
geed and substantial three-story brick
DWELLING HOUSE, with front yard en
closed by substantial iron fence, with a two twe two
steiy brick back building, containing hall, 10
rooms and batli room, hydrant in the yard,
het aud cold water in kitchen and en second
lloer, with range, slate mantels, with heater,
heating parlor and rooms en second fleer.
Gas aud xuh ltxturcs throughout the house.
Has been newly-papered and lias a perpetual
jire insurance. There are a number of choice
grapevines and ether Irniten the let.
This property is situated en the northwest
corner et North Duke and Lemen streets,
Lancaster, Pa., one of theinnst desirable loca
tions leru home in the city.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock, p. m.
Persons wishing te view the property or as
certain the conditions of sale will please call
upon A. K. SPURRIER, Alderman.
j21-S&WRtsd Ne. 24 Seuth Queen street.
OLKIG1IS 1 SLK.IUHS
EDGERLEY & Ce.,
Market Street, rear Market Houses
LANCASTER, PA.
Wu have a Large and Splendid assortment et
PORTLAND. ALBANY and DOUBLE;
SLEIGHS.
They ure made of the best selected woodworks
the best ironed, best trimmed, aud the lincst
painted and ornamented SLEIGHS ever offer
ed ler sale iu the cliy.
Remember we pay cash ler our material and
allow no one te undersell us. Our Motte :
" Qcick Sales aki Small Profits."
It costs nothing te call and examine our
work. We also have en hand a full line of
FINE CARRIAGE WORK, in which we ilely
nip etitlen.
All work warranted. Repairing of all kind
promptly attended te. 1n2t-ttd&w
T
Hi:
NORTH END
Dry Goods Stere
is new reducing its WINTER STOCK, and te
de se mere ell'cctualty is selling
flannels, Blankets, Underwear and
Heavy Hosiery
A WAV UNDER REGULAR PRICES.
It has open a complete assortment of
UAMKVlia KDUIA'US,
IIEA IT I, ACES.
HUIKTJXa AXD HIIKETIXa MUSLINS,
COTTON ADES,
and ether se.ifconable goods, at tl.e VERY
LOWEST PRICES.
There are lctt about
ONE DOZEN COMFORTS, madoeutot Tycoon
Rep, at 5S3.00 apiece, which are a
SPECIAL BARGAIN,
J. W. BYRNE,
ill NORTH (JlTEEN STREET.
Lancaster. Pa.
ffbt lyil
s,v
atscmi:nt
-OF T1IE-
OF NEW TURK.
P. S. WINSTON, President.
KOll THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, lbSl.
Income During Yeur 1881.
1'iein Picmiums $12,l!)6,i;jl in
" Interest and Rents 5,051,49174
Total Income 117,219.110 3fi
Disbursements During Year 1881.
Fer Death Claims
" Matured Endowments....
" Annuities
" Dividends
" Surrendered Policies
" Commissions
" Contingent Guarantee
count
' Taxes and Assessments..,
" Expenses
....$ 4.4C0.205 91
.... 1,905,467 33
24.094 80
.... 2,947,395 85
.... 3,303.247 93
771,032 83
Ac-
204,5(14 35
340,70.1 27
7y2,52 07
Total Disbursements $14,757,913 CO
Total Claims paid during the
year .". $ 0.3G5,373 49
Total paid Policy-Helders
dnring the year l2,i;t'i,112 12
Assets, January 1st, 188S.
Mortgages en Real Estate $17,.W5,819 23
United States and ether Bends.... 19,222,030 00
Leans en Collateral 10,615,0C0 00
Real Estate 7,302,749 01
Cash iu Banks 1,792,015 73
Interest Accrued 1,223,017 (A
Deferred picmiums 8.1,948 63
Picmiums In Transit 93,387 7G
Total Assets.
.$91,702,957 92
Liabilities, January 1st, 1883.
Reserve, at four per cent fS9,371,051 00
Heath Claims net yet due S15.7&5 3G
Premiums paid in advance 19,364 73
Agents' Balances 3,773 74
Surplus and Contingent Guaran
tee Fund , 4,492,833 04
Total Liabilities $94,702,957 92
Surplus, January 1st, 1883.
By Company's standard $ 4,492,333 04
By Massachusetts State standard.
C.d21,9C3 01
By New Yerk State standard.
12,206,450 04
Insurance in force January 1, 1882,
101,490 Policies, Insuring
8315,000,137.
ALBERT WILSON, Agent,
LANCASTER, PA.
BATES & LAMBERT,
( GEXERAI. AGEXTS)
PHILADELPHIA. TA.
febl-2tdll
Intaal Lire Insurance Geipany
xxwrAJtYMHTiaBausaxs.
A GREAT BAKOA15.
A Second Hand Gaehle & Ce., Baltimore
PIANO in geed order for sale cheap.
Organs at reduced prices.
JUSTUS STUCKENHOLZ.
j2S-lmdR Fulton Hall.
A SK IOUB QROUEK IfOlE
Eby, Stehman & Ce.'a
MANHEIM
ROLLER PROCESS FLOUR,
the best in the market. This flour will yield
mere bread te the barrel taau the old process
flour. Trv it and be convinced. jiO-dR
S FECIAL MEETING. A SPECIAL MEET
ING et the UNION STEAM FIRE EN
GINE AND FORCING HOSE COMPANY No Ne
1. will be held this WEDNESDAY EVENING,
FEBRUARY 1st, at 7 o'clock, te take ac
tion en the death of William H. Shober, and te
take action en a communication from the
Coinmlttee en the Reorganization et the Fire
Department. By order et
H. E. SLAYMAKER,
President.
G. Edw. Heeeseb, Secretary. ltd
"OTATT, SHAND & CO.
WATT, SHAND & CO.
HAVE OPENED
ELEGANT LINE OF
AN
Hamburg Edgings and Insertions.
Nainzoek Edgings and Insertions.
In all Widths and Qualities at Lewest Price.
We Invite special attention te our new pur
chases et
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS
AND TOWELS,
TURKEY RED TABLING!,
CLOTHS and DOYLIES,
MARSEILLES QUILTS,
CROCHET QUILTS,
CURTAIN LACES,
PILLOW SHAMS AND TIDIES.
We are offering an immense stock el Bleached
and Unbleached
MUSIINS AND SHEETINGS.
In all widths aud qualities at bottom pi ices.
LATEST 3TTLKS IN
GINGHAMS,
CALICOES and
CAMBRICS.
NEW YORK STORE
8 3s 10 B. KING STREET.
JOHN
S. U1VLKK &CO.
BARGAINS
IN
DEY GOODS
AND
CARPETS.
Having bought the entire stock el DRY
GOODS, CARPETS, .te., or Givler, Bow Bew
ers ft Hurst, and haviug Marked Down
many goods In every department te sell
them oirte make room ter new stock et
SPRING GOODS
That are new coming in and which we ex
pect te get in during the Spring Season.
CASH BUYERS.
Will find bargains which will pay them te
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
JOKGIVLEB&CO.
DRY GOODS and CARPET HOUSE
AND
MERCHANT TAILORS.
TITILLIAMSON
& FOSTER.
FINE WHITE fJlIIJtTK,
FIXE KID GLOVES,
FIJS'E NECK WEAR,
FIXE FAXGY HOSE,
FIXE LIXEN COLLARS,
FIXE FLAXXEL SHIRTS,
FIXE SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
FIXE FAXCY SHIRTS,
FIXE DRESS SUSL'EXDEHS,
FIXE RED UXDERWJEAR,
FIXE C AUDIO AN JACKETS,
Arc what some merchants would call Bric-a-brac;
but we prefer te call them by their right
names, and in showing them, tell you just as
near as we can what they are made of. With
us everything can be brought back that is net
satisfactory, and the meney will be refunded,
It desired. But the PRICES ARE FIIED.and
what we mean by this is that everything Is
marked down te the very lowest possible price
and from them no deviations are made.
WILLIAMSON
AND
FOSTER,
36-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
THIRD EDITION
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. 1, 1882.
WKATI1EB INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. U., Feb. 1. Fer the
31iddle Atlantic states fair weather, winds
mostly westerb', stationary or higher
pressure aud temperature.
BY 1T1BE.
Telegraphic News or the Afternoon.
Smallpox epidemic in Brunswick coun
ty, Va., is causing much consternation ami
some mortality.
Snow te the depth of two feet is re
ported around Pert Jervis and various
points in New Yerk ami northern Penn
syivania. The gravity read between
Henesdale and Carbendale is completely
blocked. In Bosten there was a fall of
eighteen inches and travel is generally in
terrupted.
Bosten had a $20,000 lire last night. C.
S. Cobb & Bre. and Cochran, McLean fc
Ce. wcre the sufferers.
The Louden Times thinks that "media
tion in the Seuth American war, such as
Mr. Freliughuyscn has commissioned Mr.
Trescott te undertake is tainted with no
tlesigus of private profit for the arbitra
tors except that which peace must bring
te all."
Leuis Denal, aged 24, an Italian laborer
m iNew lerk, was stabbed aim probably
fatally injured last night in a quarrel ever
a game of cards.
In the Heuse today a resolution was
adopted naming February 137th for the
Garfield memorial services.
The business of the Buffalo, Pittsburgh
it "Western railroad fur the past year will
show a surplus of $13,000 after paying
interest and dividends. A deficiency had
been expected.
James Snyder, living near Harmony, N.
J., was struck en the head with a chair by
his son-!n law, Daily, en Friday night aud
has since died.J
The twelve-year-old seu of Joel Kenny
was killed te-day by the fall of a tree at
Rochester, N. Y.
CENTRAL 11A1LUOAD OF NEW JERSEY.
llie Corporation .Solvent unit About te be
Taken Frem the Hands of u Receiver.
Newark, N. J. Feb. 1. Application
having bcen made te Chancellor Runyon
for the delivery te the Central Railroad of
New Jersey of the property new in the
hands of Receiver F. S. Latlirep, and
the receiver having filed an answer ad
mitting the solvency of the company
and his willingness and readiness
te pay ever all the assets of the company
in his hands, Chancellor Runyon this
meruiug made an order referring the mat
ter te a master iu chancery te make an ex
amination of the accounts and report te
him. The probability is that the read will
be taken out or the hands et the receiver
in a few d.iyt:.
Till: .IEANNUTTE !UUVIYOK.s.
uu the Trail of clie te.il commander.
Washington, Feb. 1. Secretary limit
received the following this; morning :
"St. Petershcuc, Feb. 1. Daucn Daucn
hewcr telegraphs report my arrival
with nine seaman sick ; better.
DcLeug traced te definite locality,
which Melville aud Russians searching
for ardently. If ship net found before
spring may I charter a steamer ami search
coasts and islands between rivers Olcrick
and Kelyma'.' If yes, send two active
line officers te assist. Ce-operation by au
thorities, hearty aud intelligent.
Signed. J "IIefkman."
Tin fce Yeung Ladies Droit tied.
Baltimore, Feb. 1. At Broadway,
Rockingham county, Virginia, en Monday,
three young ladies were drowned by the
brcakinir of a frail structure en which
they were crossing the Shenandoah river.
Twe of them were sisters, aged respectively
eighteen and thirteen, and wcie daughters
of Michael Faitllcy ; the ether was Miss
Lena Wilt, aged twenty-one. The body
of the elder Miss Faidley was net re
covered. MILLS ISUKNED.
ueslrucllve l'irn at Leckpurt, M. Y.
Locki'ert, N. Y., Feb. 1. The Heur
mills of Thornten and Cheater Arneld,
aud Little and Oliver Gibsen, burned last
night. Assistant Chief Euginccr "Geerge
Weeds was cut oil" by the fire, and as a
last resort jumped from the sixth story
and was almost iustautiy killed. The ag
gregate less by burning of the tluee mills
is $1 25, 000. Cue was the old Spaulding
mill ten stories high.
Pennsylvania Nominations.
Washington, Feb. 1. The piesident
te-day nominated Wm. II. Armstrong, of
Pennsylvania (nx-incmbcr el Cungrns3
from the Williamsport district), te be
commissioners of railroads, aud Hallis T.
Taggart , postmaster at Empeiium, Pa.
.IZsUCliJKT.I.
1'lillailelplila illdrket.
PniLADisLrniA., Feb. 1. Fleur e,uict. but
firm; Superfine, at f.i 731 '23; .'Mini.
$t 75lj3 BO ; Ohie and Indiana mruilv,
10 7."i37 25; Pennsylvania lamily $ iOQ
l l',l ; St. Leuis de $7 KJSi7 80; Minm-felL-Extra,
i 50Q7 (fl; de struteht, $7 WKfiS '17, inter
patent $7 7r&8 25;sprint de, $7 7."8 50.
Rye flour at $1 7.1 t7.
Wheat market firm but quiet ; Del. and
Penn'aRed, $H11 VI; de Amber, (1 IH I 14.
Cem dull for local u-e.
Oats dull.
Rye dull at iHtgyJc.
Previsions steady.
Lard steadj.
Butter firm for choice which i well Mild up;
Creamery extra, ll13e; de geed te i,hnic
Rolls linn and scarce.
Egirs firm; Penna., '-Ue ; Westeru, 75ffe.
Cheese steady.
Petroleum quiet ; Refined, 7Je.
Whisky 11 rm at $1 21
heeds fjoed te prime cleer tjulct at -iTg
:i ; de de FI.-.i3ced nominal at U UOWl .''.
SfH Viirx Murmu.
New iere, February I. Fleur Slate aud
Wc-tein uitheut decided change. Meberate
expert and home trade demand. Southern
quiet and about steady.
Wheat Jlc higher and strong, fair specu
lative business ; Ne. 2 Red, fipet, il 45U ; de
Feb..?! l-IJl :y,; de Mar., $14801 4M4; de
April fl ly15) ; de May, 14;-Jil 48.
Cern opened ic better ; afterwards Ie.t ad
vance and declined J4'c : mixed western
spot. G770'Jc ; de futures, 09J73c.
Oats JVic better ; Ne. a Feb.. iT;ir-: de
de March 4S!c ; de May, l: ; Stale, HgKc ;
Wc-tern, I752c.
atncK.nnrser.
New Yeik, Philadelphia and Lecal Stocks
also United States Bends reported dady 1
Jacob B. Leng, N. E. Cor. Ccntie Square
New Yerk.
Stocks irregular,
February 1.
10:00 1:0 3:.'
A. M. P. M. V. SI.
Meney....... ............
Chicago & North Western.
Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul ..
Canada .Southern
C C A 1. L. 1(. IC. .........
i:yA m ivm
ya '.iy ie2
w .... r.2Ji
Vj .... Ws
Del., Lack. & Western 12i 124J V.WA
Delaware A.'iludsen Canal UW VkM
Denver & Rie Grande 7114 '' 71K
East Tenn., Va. & Ga 11 .... i4H
Hannibal A St. Jee 05
Lake Shere A Mich. Southern., ill lie-Ji ill
Manhattan Elevated. nv:
Michigan Central S5 KBJ
jiis.suuri, nansasA xexas .tiyK Mi
N. Y., Lake Erie & Western WH ZSX
New Jersey Central 0l 93
N. Y Ontario A Western 23U 23
New Yerk Central 130W I29'g
Ohie A Mississippi :!'l4
Ohie Central 23? ...
Pacific Mail Steamship Ce.... 12 llji
3C4
3DJC
"z.yt
ISOJi
Xi
'-3K
41-.&
SLPaulA Omaha )
3!
de Preferred 100$ 1W) 100
Central Pactflc...
8. t8'4 83-i
47K WA r.
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabash, s:. ujuts & Pacific....
' " Preferred.
ves:er:i U ten Tel. Ce
1 111 117
a-,j 35 30
G7M; a et
sn 7Vi ee
PHILADU.PBIA.
Stocks leverls. ' '"
Pennsylvania R. R GOW 68JJ 60
Reading 31) 31 3l4
Lehigh Valley 6lj
Lenign Navigation xI)it,M
Buffalo, Pitts, ft Western......
Northern Central
iiX
18
135
Northern Pacltic. M
" Preferred 70
tletenvillt
Klectrie Underground Tel. Ce. 103
TO
03
rmiadelphih. ft trie IC. R
Gunnison Mining ,
Iowa Gulch Uinimr Su
Umitkd Statk Bemds. .
30
r. if.
1:00
United State per cants HTJjJ
fc 11
11 L HWl
X inn-
XTW AVrXHTlSEJfJISTS.
8300
lid
WAJITi.1) IMMEUMTKLT. Ap
ply te CHAS. I. LANDIS. Ksq.
4J North Duke Street.
SKT OUT THIS WKDXKSDAY EVBNlItU
l will have a sour kreut set nut and J. P.
Betz's celebrated beer en tap.
U. JUAX1EKN.
ltd- Schiller Heuse.
"VTUTlCK TUL SUISStCRIltKKS OF STOCK
Xl in the Xew National Bank about organ ergan
ising will meet for that purpose en MONDAY
next. FEBRUARY tUh. at 10 o'clock. Place of
meeting wilt be mentioned hereafter,
fcbl-ftd
(t
fVK CONTINENT."
THE NEW ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY
Its Publication. Postponed till Feb. 8,
On Acceuut of the Extraordinary
Demand.
Owin te the unanticipated and extraordi
nary demand ter the first number of " erit
CeM-iXE.vr," Its issue is deferred UU
February the 8th last.
The American News Company alone has or
dered .lo.eoo Copies et the first number ; and
the order for the Hrst number from Pest
matters, lloeksrllers. Canvassers and Subscri
bers in all sections of the country amount al
ready ie the large uxKrcxitte of 147.00O cepic.
Te simply simultauemitdy this unexpected
aud dally meieasin demand we are obliged te
postpone the IsMte of the first numbcref
"OUR CONTINENT"
Till February the 8th Inst., at 11 o'clock.
'Our Continent" Publishing Ce.
PHILADELPHIA. ltd
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The partnership heretofore existing be
tween Jehn s. Givler, W. li. Rowers and II. N.
Hurat, doing business under the firm name of
Givler, Rowers .t Hurst, at Ne. 25 East Klnjc
street, Lancaster. 1'a., was dl-solved by limita
tion .January '.LI, 1S2. The books will remain
at the old stand where payment can be made
toeitheref the undersigned.
JOHN S. GIVLMR.
W. R. ROWERS,
II. A HURST.
Lancaster, Pa., IVb. 1, 1SS2.
NeTICE.-Uaving bought the tduek of Dry
Goods, Carpets, Ac., of the Arm of Givler,
Rowers A Hurst, 21 East King street, I shall
continue the linsinens in all It branches at
tlie old stand, under the Unit name of Jehn S.
Givler A Ce. Thanking our numerous friend
and customers for their liberal natronaire in
the p.ist hope by stiict attention te butd-nc-s
and honorable dealing te all te receive
their future patronage ami support.
JOHN S. GIVLER.
Lancaster, Pa., Feb. 1, 1S82.
NOTICE. A the limited partnership of the
late lirm et Givler, llewers A Hurst expired
Jan-iary 2". 1SS2, ami having sold our Interest
tin-rein te Jehn S. Givler A Ce.. we take this
opportunity te thank our friends and custom
ers ler tlie very liberal patreniutc bestowed
upon us In the vast and would ask a continu
ance of It ler the new linn, where we will be
pleased te have our friend and customers
c-all and see us. W. R. ROWERS.
II. X. HURST.
Lancaster, Pa., Feb. 1, 1SS2. ltd
j
IAI. NOTICK!
J. 14. jM ART IN &0O.
1882
Wall Papers
-AND-
CAEPETS.
K LEU ANT NEW DESIGNS
IN W'.lf.r, PAPERS AND CARPETS
-FOR THE-
Spring Trade
AT LOWEST PRICES.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King and Prince Sts.,
i:MTEUTAlXMIiSTll.
Jl'I.TON lll'BKA UOtSE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1st, I8&2.
GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT
OK
AMERICA'S GREATEST PRIAIA-DOJfNA.
MISS CLARA LOUISE
KELLOGG,
Assisted by the following dlHtlnuliheii
nrtb-ts: MISS CLARA FOOLi. t.uutralte;
SIG. RRIGN'OLI, Tener: ti.. TAGLIAPIE
TRA. Baritone; S. LILHLING. Pianist: T.
AUA2IOWSKI lielti'M; AHOLPH GLOSE,
Aecempani'i.
Tlii- wj'i be tne only opportunity et hearing
Miss '. livj;g, us she retires from public life
wl" no close et her present engagement,
1 i:e diagram ter the sale of beats at Clias. II.
t:arr'n book store. ADMISSION. SI.OO. Ne
extra charge for reserved scats.
2:-lld ELIAS RARR, Manager.
F
L'l.TO.N Ol'KKA HOUSE.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1882.
the ii8Ti;umnKi COMEDIAX,
M. B. CURTIS,
IX HIS MJVEt. LIFE riCTl'RE,
SAM'L OF POSEN,
THE COMMERCIAL DRUMMER,
As played by him
ONE HUNDRED NIGHTS,
I u New 1 erk City, supported by his own
SPECIALLY SELECTED t'OXPANf.
POPULAR P1HCES: Admission, 35, SO
and 75c. Reserved Seatd, 7Pc. Fer Bale at
the Onera Heuse Olllce. J28-5t
"ClULTOri OPERA UOtlSE.
FRIDAY EVENING, FEB,
3d.
FAREWELL
VISIT OF THE LANCASTER
FAVOUITES !
CHAS. E. FORD'S
English Comic Opera Company,
MR. Y'ECKER takes great pleasure in' an
nouncing te the citizens of Lancaster that en
the above named evening this celebrated com
pany will present In superb style and unsur
passed Hplcnder Solemon's delicious ami
captivating operatic gem, entitled
BILLEE TAYIiOR.
This beautiful nautical opera will be given
with the lull strength of Air. Ferd's unrivaled
organization, led by the brilliant yeum? Eng
lish Prima Dena
MISS MADELEINE LUCETTE,
Supported by the Emfhent Comedian,
MR. GEO. W. DENHAM,
MAIiNIKICENT COSTUMES STROSO ASD MTFECTIVE
CUOP.US AND A OOKOBOfS 3H8E-EX-SCE5K.
PRICES OF ADMISSION": General Ad
mission, 75, 50 and 35c: Reserved Seats, 75c.
Fer sale at opera house efllcc. 39-3t
74
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