LANCASTER DAlt lOTELUGEN(&ft SATUliDAI. FEBRUAU 4 1882.
COLUMBIA IIEV73.
1UK KIXJCl.AK COKKESPONlJKNCE
The much talked of fancy dress party
came eliiu the armory last iiiyht. As far
us the ' fancy diess " and numbcis were
concerned it was a complete failure. But
taking it fiem :i social rieint there never
wasu jaity held in the armory te equal it.
Theie weie no yucstn from JIaiietta,
or Yetk, but these who weie pres
cut had such an enjoyable time
iikil mcy win long rcmemeer it. me
committee ceitaiuly deserve a great deal
of credit for their efforts te make the
pat ty a succcs, and that they succeeded
dots net admit of a doubt. The seivices
of Prof. Jehn Wancn w etc called into
leijuisitieu, and that gentleman fairly
-in passed himself in the way of serving
out excellent s.uuhvicbcs and ceifec.
Among the most beautiful costumes
were these of Misses Maggie Wilsen as
"IJettina," Mamellershcyas "Summer,"
Ida Uaiiautras a "Female Italian Brig
uud,"Maggii! 1'iUjde as "Queen of tbe
Hunt," Emily Baker " Fancy," Mrs. Dr.
Taylni as "Summer," Hallie Wislar as
"1'iencii waning JUaul," isiia Wilsen as
Heise Shee Cnl," Maine Pfahlcr as
'Tambourine Giil," Liilie Wilsen
as "Child ei tlie State," Miss Annie
Mifiwend as " Felly," Annie Fen-di-cli,
Annie Purple, Edith Denny,
i'Miis P.itt:iand .Miss Schuyler, in even
ing diesse.s, Misj. Eva Fendeiamith as
" Night," and Miss Leah Paine " Paucy."
The geiitliMiii'ii who went into costumes
weie W. II. Fundi ich as an " Odd Fel
low," Herace Boyd as " Frit. " L. K.
FeiiDeismith as "Prince," W. Hayes
(Jrier as a "G A. It., "Luther FenDpismith
as ; Mesm.s. .lehn Vilsen, C Pilbeit,
Fiank Paine, (,'. (J. Kauflmau, Alfied
Bt liner, .lehn F. lleinitsh, F. A. llagman,
("hailes II. Bair, W. II. Moeie and scvcial
ether gentlemen who went in full evening
dress suiH. There weie also a number of
invited loekfr;-on,proininent among whom
Mr. aud Mr?. Jehn Fcndrich, Mr. aud
.Mrs. Gee. Crane, Mr. r.nd Mrs. Jehn Bcn
ner, Mis. David Hauaucr, Mis. James
I'oneUct. Mis. D. McBridc, Misses Sallic
Patteii Emily llefl'er, Gussic Heek, Sallie
Gessltr, .Mazie Fcndrich and a number of
ei nets. i lie guests liem abroad were
Miss .Mice M alone, Lancaster; Miss Cera
Plunked, Wilmington, Del., Mrs. Eva aud
Luther Fen Dei smith, Lancaster; Miss
Shuyli-i, Ottawa, 111.; Mr. Jehn F. Ilein
iUli, Iinraster, and ethers.
Iloreugli Uriels.
Tlu iei- some talk about having another
pnt within the next two weeks, and if it
is te he a f.mcy dicss it should be dih
tinetlj iindiTatoed, and the fancy dress
ought te be geneial.
The nicniueis of the Vigilant the com
p.my will, en the. 21st inst., give acorn
pIinie:it:u.. ball for the benelit of Mr.
Samuel P.laeksen, one of their inenibei.
who lest a feet en the railroad some time
age. The tickets ate 7."i cents, and as it is
for a charitable purpose otircittzcnssheuld
fieely purchase tickets.
In tin; opera house, ou the '22, the
ladies of the Presbyterian S. S. will give
an entertainment, which premises te be a
tine affair.
The be sheet for "Muldoon's Picnic, "for
the benefit of the Citizens' band, is tilling
up lapidly and these wishing geed scat.s
will de well by seeming them at ence.
Mr. Lemuel F. Delist, after one day's
sicktus'i, has died at his home en Locust
stioet of heart disease.
tub eiei:a.
Kuril's Cempiiiy lu IIllloe Tayler."
The performance of Mr. Chas. E. Feld's
English comic opera company at Fulton
opera house last uiht was such a maikcd
inipievemi'tit ou their recent attempted
representation id Patience," that it is i
with a special degree of gratification we j
toeeid their entirely successful production
of the Miiiklii!' nautical work " llillce '
T.iylei." rtin-je their preceding appear
ance the cheius has been somewhat
augmented, greatly t. the advantage of
the in u-.ii1 iiM'lf, te say nothing of the
relief gained by the overworked singers
and the convspendiug pleasure of the lis
teneip. The meiits of the ensemble were
made rsiKvially apparent in the rattling
Line" cheiiis of the second act, one of
the best uumbsis of the opera, which was
sung with a vim that brought down the
heusi1 and received a deserved encore.
The epi-r.i in its entirety war. given with a
dash and a go and a lively apprehension of
its motive in the part of the singers that
left littk- te be desired. The humor of
the libretto is very light but abounds in
feature i of cetni- interest that the people
in the company used for all they were
worth, and they entered into the fun of
the thing with a spirit that was quick te
communicate its contagion te the audience.
Miss Lueette was as thoroughly captivating
as ever in the rele of l'tabc Fiurltijh
which she iutcipretcd with a naive grace
that admirably lilted the part. Though in
thisepciait docs net show off as well
as in some ethers in which it has
been hiMid. her pleasing soprano voice is
a treasure in it way, and its deficiencies
in the loner register are compensated in
these above the staff, which in every re
spect are admirable. It is no disparage
ment te the ' star," however, te say that
Miss Stembler came in for an equal share
of the honeis of the evening, singing
and acting her pait of Arabella I'muc
in very i-levet st lu. Mi.-s Tillic McIIenry's
Eliza was literally "immense. "
Mr. Deiihatn was very funny as
the liezun and his song, " All ou Ac
count of Eliza," the hit of the evening.
Mr. Jenes' " Self-made Mau" was auether
popular number. Mr. Fitzgerald as G'ifp
tainFlappcr had a part where there was net
much use for his voice, which made it all
the better for him, but he acted the role
in capital style and brought out its humor
with skill and judgment. Mr. Lang's
sweet tenor was heard te advantage in the
title role, aud the entire performauce was
one el even and uniform merit. The favor
of the audience was of the most pro
nounced character aud they encored nearly
all the geed things in the opera. Our
home eichcstra supplemented the weik of
Musical Conductor Fui st by treating the
score in competent manner.
Admitted te Yale.
Mr. C. E. Montgomery, a young gradu
ate of Millcrsville state normal school,
was admitted te Yale a few days age
under lather remarkable circumstances.
When he reached Yale he found the class he
wished te enter twelve weeks under way,
which part of the ceursa he was obliged
te make up, together with the prepara
tion for regular examination feradmis
sieu. This labor was all accomplished in
three weeks an iucicdibly short time aud
a feat rarely performed. Mr. Montgomery
passed a highly creditable examination,
pieving himself an apt pupil and showing
a great capacity for work. He is the seu
of Pi of. .1. V. Montgomery and a nephew
te Dr. J. P. Wickcrsham, cx-state super
iutendeut of public instruction, whom he
greatly resembles both in personal appear
ance and in energy. While at Millersville
the eung mau wen for himself much
reputation as an orator, and he has a bril
liant future iu prospect.
" We Aim te be Useful."
The Friendship fire company at their
meeting last night resolved te adhere te
their motto "We aim te be useful," and
te remain in servicc subject te the call of
the city.
Net Their Ship.'
Messis. B. P. Breneman W. J. Fordney
were net en beard the Scythia, arrived in
New Yerk, as reported by a contemporary.
They expected te leave Liverpool about
Feb, 1.
ONE IN A TIIOCSAND.
A Iture r.xauipl of Conscience.
Week before last the less of Mr. Jehn
W. Lewell by the fire in his cellar factory
was appraised at $2,900.04 for which he
was te leceive $1,709.11 insurance in the
Fiie Association of Philadelphia and $1,
197.00 in the Orient company of Haitferd
Connecticut. The association paid its
portion ou January 30th and the Orient en
February 3d, through B. F. Shenk of the
companies. Yesteiday Mr. Lewell give te
Mr. Shenk a check in favor of the Fire
Association for $277.50 and another in
favor of the Orient for $183, making in
all $462.50. He returned this money
te the companies, as he believed
that his less had been tee highly apprais
ed, and it is net as great as the apptaiscis
had made it. Fer his uprightness and
prompt lefuuding of the everplus, the
companies held him as a rase example of
a conscientious man.
Other Insurance Muttem.
Th'j Heading insurance company, of
which Mr. Shenk is the agent, has paid te
Jehn Iliemeuz $170.19 for less en his stock
of shoes by the lite in the Imjiiiicr build
ing. The damages te Messrs. Iliish by the
same lire were adjusted at $000. Mr. II. S.
Gara, agent of the Londen, Liverpool and
Glebe, and the Queen companies, in each
of which there was an equal insurance,
has paid their amount-'. There wete also
insuianees in the Western of Terente Jand
the Continental of New Yesk. for $103
each. These weie net paid yet by Mr.
Shenk, as the Messis. IIh.su pieftr te wait
00 days rather than suffer the discount.
COURT.
I'roceetllugs in tlie Common i'leas.
isr.i'eni: jlik.i; Patterson.
In the case of Fiauk Kicker
vs. the city
and county of Lancaster, action for land
damages, witnesses were called this morn
ing yet. Counsel began .speaking about
the middle of the forenoon and the case
went te the jury this afternoon. Xe ver
dict was rcndcicd in time fet this even,
i tig's paper.
iii:roi:i:.iL'i)en i.ivinissten :
Ames L. Eshlemau vs. the Lancaster
v. w uiiamstewn turnpike read company.
Action for damages. The evidence, as
shjwu by the plaintiff, was te the effect
fiat upon one day in September, 1879, he
was diiving along the pike of the defend,
auts near I'aradisc, at the residence of Mr.
A'lain Witmer. who at the tiine was hav
ing a well dug by machinery. On one
si le of the lead there was a horse power
a.'id en the ether the restoftheinachinoiy.
The two wcte connected by a revolving
iron shaft which ran across the turnpike,
being covered ever with dirt, fcc.
The plaintiff alleges that when he came te
this shaft his horse frightened at it and
began te kick. The animal broke the
wagon aud injured itself se severely that
u was ieunu necessary te uui mm. Hits
suit is brought te recover damages for the
horse, wagon, S:c.
The defense is that it was owing te the
carelessness of driving of the plaiutifl'thit
the accident occurred. The shaft was
well covered and was under considerable
diit. It was net en account of the shaft
the accident occurred, aud lurthcr that
the shaft was net put across the pike
with the consent of the company, and
they had no knowledge of it. On tiial.
Heward uf Merit.
Julius Fciiic, formerly of Maner town
ship, but new of Little Britain, delivered
te Teller Bres, his crop of nearly 3,000
pounds of tobacco Fer fifteen years
past, Mr.Feige has sold te the .same firm,
and se well pleased have they been with
their puichases from him, that when he
delivered his last crop, they n.alc no ex
amination of it, took it at his own weight,
paid tiic full price agreed upon, and then
made Mr. Feigc a present of $70. This
shows the advantage of having a geed
name for fair dealing. Only these who Ce
net put up their crops according te coti ceti
tract are likely te suffer from "decking".
Anether Hnev. Storm
All day long the feathery flakes of
whiteness have been falling fast, adding
several inches mere ie the sheet of snow
beneath which the earth has lain for sev
eral days past. The ground hog is nobly
holding his own against the meteorologi
cal theories of all opponents.
Seap l'uliil Centrluutiuii.
The contributions received by the mayor
for the soup fund during the past week
were very small, and they certainly are
are net sufficient te sustain this weithy
chaiity. They are as fellows : N. Ell
maker, $5. Cash (Ephrate), 81, and M.
Frantz, potatoes.
Itailreailtt Obstructed.
The heavy snow storm te-day iutei feres
raatciially with the pininpincss of the
rail lead trains.
Ilnrses ler Neu Yeih.
Fiss it Deeir shipped 20 head of very
heavy horses te New Yerk te-day.
tilT.ClAl. XOTIVEH.
1111 sicians prescribe Celdcn's l.iebig's
Liquid ISeef and Tonic luvigorater ler the
weak, i ern and dyspeptic. Take m ether.
tol-Iivdpeil&w
On.Vr tulle ivith tlnri.it and luugutlectinnx.
Take Hale's Heney ei Horcheund and Tar.
l'ikc'-) Toothache Prep euic in one minute.
lel-livdeed&iv
Catarrh el tlie llladder.
htinging, smarting, lrritittien of the urinary
p.u-.sagi:s,dliea-.ed discharges, cured by lluchu
puiti:i. Druggists. Depot. Jehn !'. Leng &
Sens.
hiLViai Cuckk, N. 1., Feb. e, lbWI.
Gests I have been very low and have tried
eveiything, te no advantage. I heard your
Hep liittei.s recommended by m many 1 con
cluded te give them a trial. I did, mul nnivaiu
areuiiri, and constantly improving, and am
ucuily a-a strong as ever.
W. II. WEI.I.ER.
Ge te it. n. cecuran's lirusr store, 137 North
Queen street, for .Mrs. Freeiiian''s yew Na
tional Dyes. Fer brightness and durability et
coler,ure uncqualed. Celer from te 5 pounds.
Directions in English and German. Trice. IS
cents.
Sublimely Superb.
A pair et beautilul Sun-flewcrj en Easels
will be mailed free te any lady who w ill scud
a thiee cent postage stamp te Dr. C. W. lien
son, UK! Xe. En taw St., lialtimnre, .Mil. Chas.
N. Ciittcnten, 115 Fulton St., New Yerk City,
ole agent ler Dr. C. W. Reason's remedies, te
whom all erdeis should ie adilres-cd.
Jnc-;wdAW
Fell Down.
Mr. Albert Andersen. Yerk Street, itulta'e,
Jell den n stairs and severelv bruNcd his knee.
A tew applications et Dr. Themas' Kclectiic
Oil entirely cured him. Fer sale at H. 11. Coch
ran's drug store, 1J7 North Queen street, l.an
caster.
DEATHS.
McCAi'FRuy. In this citv, en tlie4tTTinst
Mrs. Cecilia McCaffrey, in the AM year et her
age.
The relatives and friends et tlie lamily are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral
fi ein the residence of her son-in-law, Janu s
G. Fisher, Xe. 34 Coneslega street, en Tuesday
morning at 0 o'clock. High mass at t. Mary's
church ; Interment at St. Mary's cemetery.
aid11
Kudy. In this city, en Februaty 3d, Walter
Heward, son et Christian and Anna M. Kudy.
aged 2 years, 3 months and C days.
' Toe lovely for earth, sang tlie Angel band."
The relatives and friends of the family are
respcctinlly invited te attend the funeral
lrem Hie residence or his parents. Ne. 5C3
North Queen street, en Monday afternoon at
il4 o'clock. Interment in Lancaster ceme
tery, ltd
Kr.B. -OnSatuiday, Feb; 4, 1SS2, in Souders Seuders
burg, Lancaster county, Adam S. Eib, in the
50! h year of his age.
" Funeral, Monday, Feb. , sit 1 o'clock p. m.
ltd
IfEW ADrEBTISEXEXTS.
SUCK KROGT 1.CNCH AMD GEO. KEL
LER'S riillaUelpiaBeer this (SATURDAY)
evening, at the rear bar of tlie Leepard Hetel,
ltd
COCK KROt'T LUNCH TtfIS 3ATUKUAY
ij evening at
HENRY .VKAMER'5 SALOON.
1 Cerner of Orange and Water Streets.
POSTPONEMENT. THE SALE OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture at the
Cress Keys Hetel. West King street, has been
postponed en account of weather until MON
DAY MORNING at 0 o'clock.
AMOS GROFF.
ltd MARTIN KUEIDER.
XTOTICE TO O. U. A. M CONESTOGA
I Council Ne 8, O. U. A. M.. will meet for
the transaction et business in Grand Army
Hall en WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT,
February Sth. II v order et the Councilor.
Attest : lltd j ISAAC E. LONG. R. s.
"IT7"ANTEI. A I'UACTICAI. FaKMEK
? te take cliarge el a geed Farm et 130
acres, in Chester ceuutv. Must understand
t he cultivation et tobacco. Can rent the farm
or work it en the shares. A man led man pre
ferred. Geed reierence required. Apply at
RUCHMILLER'.S Cutlery Stere. 133 North
Queen street, this city. 4-2UI
1)OHLIO SALli OK HUlhtS-ON JlOa
DAY. FEBRUAR1 fi, HS1. will be sold at
D. Legan's Sale Stable, rear of McGiann Heuse,
10 head et Canada Horses; they are heavy
boned lecders Sale te commence at 1 o'clock
1. M. A credit of 60 days will be given,
ltd DANIEL LOGAN.
F
UKNI1UUK
special attention toheuse-aiiies, an Immense
stock ei Furniluie and rphelstcilng ut bar
gain piicis at
HOPPMEIER'S,
;.e. 2; EAST KING STREET. ltd
UCTION SAI.L OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
in.mxM.Mi-
MeilUUV
Evening, February filli,
A t Ne. 2G NORTH QUEEN STREET
(Lech's Stele Uoe-.ii).
All the stock et HOOTS and SHOES that was
savfil liem the KaIe Shee Stere at the tire el
the Inquirer building, will be sold without re
serve, te the highest bidder, regardless et
price. We have seme very line shoes among
them, also some heavy beets and shoes. If you
want a bargain, new is your time. Ueinuuiber
it will be a closing sale et this stock.
Mlu n III begin at 7 o'clock, sharp, and u ill
continue until the enliie stock is sold.
.IOIIN HIEMENZ.
b. II ess & s'ex. Auctioneers. II ltd
IMI.ENTINK Si: 11IIS.
Valentines !
IN GREAT VARIETY.
VALENTINE CARDS
NOVELTIES,
At li.e l'.oelc-toicct
Jehn Baer's Sens,
Nes. 15&17 North Queen Street.
SHIN OP THE BOOK.
OI'KINU 188'J. M'KINC 1882.
CARPETS,
PAPER HANGINGS.
Hager & Brether,
invite special attention te their CAU
l'KT, WALL l'Al'EU and WINHOW
HIAUEfl depaitmeuts, in iiliich they
aie ettering larger assortments than
have ever been show n in this city, and
at as low pi ices as same qualities can
be puicbascd in rhilailclphi.i or el-e-ivheie.
C AEPETS !
CAEPET8 !
Tlie latest Spring Styles of Mequet
Bedy Brussels, Tapestry Brussels,
Three Ply, Extra Superfine and
Medium, Weel Ingrains, Cotten
Chain Ingrains, and Damask
Hall and Stair Carpet and
Borders. Rag Carpet in full as
sortments. Linoleum and Fleer
Oil Cleth, Cocea and Chain Mat
tings, Mequet and Velvet
RUGS and MATS.
WALL PAPER.
WALT. PAPER
All the Latest Spring Uisigiii in fcelld
Celd, Embossed and Plain llrenrc.
Mica, Flats and lilauks, with Fiicc.
lierdcrs and Ceiling Decorations te
match, ter Halls. Vestibules, I'ailers,
Dining Reems and Chambers.
ESTIMATES MADE
AND WALL PAPER PUT ON BY
COMPETENT PAPER HANGERS.
WINDOW SHADES,
WINDOW SHADES.
In Large Asseitment jn l'liiin Styles
and et G and 7 feet Shades uul the new
Dade Shades or various designs uud
.irices, also all widths and desirable
colors et Plain Shading and Shade Hol
lands with all the latest improved
bhade Hellers and litn res. Unv-sand
Walnut Cornice Poles, Walnut Window
Ilrackets, Lace Cm tains and Curtain
Nets.
ii': jxviti: EXAurxATiex.
Hager & Brether,
NO. 25 WEST KINU STREET,
LANCASTlUr
XEW AVTXST1SEMEXTS.
F
LINN WII.UOX.
Headquarters
We beg leave te call your attention te our very Large Stock of
HOUSEFUftNISHING GOODS,
STOVES, RANGES AXD HEATERS.
WE MANUFACTURE OUR OWN TIN AND SHEET-IRON WARE.
On our 5, lu and 25 cent counters we have a very large stock et usetul articles for House
keeping and ler Ornaments, which we are selling at about half their real value. In Ceal Oil
Lamps and Chandeliers we have the largest stock in the city at the lowest prices. Patties
commencing housekeeping will And it greatly te their advantage te examine our stock, as
they can buy everything in the line et Table Cutlery, Weed and Willow Ware, Tabic and
Fleer Oil Cleth, anil every ether Kitchen Article at lower pi ices than at any ether establish
ment in the city. 49" -Ve trouble te show yoedu
FLINN & WILLSON,
ENSIGN OP THE TWO LARGE DOGS.
riMIK ONLY l'LACK WUF1JK YOU CAN
NOKBECK & MILET'S
Lancaster Coach Works,
S. E. CORNER OP DUKE AND VINE STREETS, LANCASTER, PA.
.veir is Yeru time te buy:
PURCHASERS LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS !
Yeu are aware that everything In the line of Mutcilal, Tiade and Musine-. has advanced,
and is still advancing In price, and if you postpone or delay your needs until Spring, yei w ill
tl ml yen will have te pay 25 or 30 per cent, mere than ii you make your put chase new.
The reason we are offering inducements uud still Helling our work at the Present and Ku
duccd Prices is ew ing te the fact that we are new Enlarging our Carriage Works, and have net
at present room biifUclent te store our work, as well as the desire te keep all our hands in
employment, its we employ none but the lk-t and Most 1'iuetleal Mechanic.
We have yet en hand a Large Stock et
Buggies, Phaetons, Family Carriages, Market and Business Wagons, &c
ALL OF THE LATEST AND MOST DhSlllAliLE STYLES,
FINISHED IX THE UEST AND MOST AUTIS'IU JIASXEK,
Aud le which we invite yeurspcclu! and immediate attention.
Xl'H" AltVEKTlSEMBXTS.
TLDMUINO, GAMt'ITTIMU.
JOHN P, SCHAUM,
Ne. 27 Seuth Queen Street.
DONE ONLY 111'
Shll.LFlL AND CAREFUL WOUhMEN.
l.AKUE STOCK OF
GASFITTING
janii-lydS
ON IIAND.
A";
JOHN P. SWABR'S,
Se. 50 MOUTH QUEE.V ST.,
; I. A XKETS, CO UXTEltVAXEH,
XUEETIXO, 1'ILL O II' MUSI. 7-V.V,
TABLE I.IXEXH, CRASH, Ac,
Aud the i try beat
S'lEAM-DUESSED FEATHERS AT THE
VEKY LOWEST PRICES.
2,000 yds Spring Dress Goods,
l.V REMNANTS, at 10c, exactly lmlt-piice.
Huv them while you can get them.
tebl lyd&w
piiJUIVAI. NOTUJK!
Removal Netiee!
L will take podses'sien ei my new luil1hi,
28 EAST KING STREET,
( new occupied by Lancaster Ce. Nat. Hank, )
ABOUT APRIL 1st.
My stock will be dispened et at REDUCED
PRICES te save the expense et moving it.
ou w ill find It complete in every depurtment
and largely et my own manufacture. All goods
guaranteed accordingly. It is no trouble te
show goods, whether you buy or net ( open in
the evening). It will therefore be te the In In
tcrcttet thc-c needing
FURNITURE !
te call and see our assortment.
PIER AND MANTEL GLASSES,
In Walnut and (jilt, lurnished ut short notice.
WALTER A. HE1NITSH,
FURNITURE WAREUOOMS,
lttl l.-.JS EAST KINU STREET.
TOHN S. OlVl.liK & CO
BARGAINS
IN-
DKT GOODS
AND
CARPETS.
Haling bought the entire -deck of DRi
UOODS. CARPETS, Xe., of Givler, llow llew
eis & Hui st, unit having Marked Down
many goods in every department te sell
them oil te make reim ter our 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 liml bargains which will pay them te
examine beterc purchasing elsewhere.
NOTE Wcuie new opening a large line
et all the new-choice Patterns and Coloi Celoi Colei
lugs iu
ItOJJY JiliUSSELS,
TAPESTRY llltUSSELS,
:t-l'Iy and Extra Super and Lewer
tirades or Ingrain Carpetings.
We claim te have thp finest assortment
in tlie city, at the lowest market prices.
Call and be convinced beiere buying.
JOKGIVLEMCO.
DRY GOODS and CARPET HODSE
AND
MERCHANT TAILORS,
25 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
for Heuse-stires.
SAVE YOUK MII.VKV,
XEIV Alt VEKTlSE31t:XTS.
NOT1CK THE SUKKlHttltS OF STOCK
in the New National Hank about organ
izing win meet ler mat purpose en jie.N'uai
Ar.Ai, rr.miuAUi liin
at 10 o'clock, in tlie
Orphans' Court Keem.
icbl-ltd
AGKEAT 1IAKOA1N.
A Second Hand Oneiric .V Ce , lE.iltimere.
PIANO in geed order ter sale cheap.
Organ at l educed prices.
J USTUS STUCK ENHOI.Z,
jJ-lmdU Fnlten Hull.
A SK YOUKUKOUKK FOK
Eby, Stehman & Ce.'s
maximum
ROLLER PROCESS FLOUR,
Iho best iu the market. This Heur will yield
mere bread te the bin re 1 than the old piecess
flour. Try it unit be convinced.
1-0. 1 It
"Vf ALT WIN..
HERCULES MALT WINE.
The Rest and Cheapest Malt Extract iu Hie
Murkct.
SOLD l.N DRUG STORES AT
25 Oents per Pint Bettle.
CHAS. WOLTERS,
P1U . PECT HREWERY, PHILADELPHIA.
Lncassur Dsrer. (JEO. A. iilEHL.
ml 3md
G
IRAKI)
OF PHILADELPIA.
AsseU ever
Eleven
Hundred
sand.
Theu-
I Dell
! this
Dellais, xiuuiidy invested. Fei a policy ii.
eiiluuit wcll-cMabllslieil L-oinpunycullen
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
NO. 19 EAST KINGS
REET.
dlM.WAsR
S",tt
US!
SLr.iuiis
ILEY & Ce.,
: Market Street, rear Market Houses
LANCASTER, PA.
We have a Large and Splendid asseitment e!
PORTLAND. ALIIANY and DOU1W.E;
SLEIGHS.
Tl.cy are made et tlie best selected woodworks
the best ironed, best trimmed, and the linest
painted and ornamented SLEIGHS ever onor enor oner
ed ter Mile in the cily.
Remember ive. pny cash ler our material and
allow no one. te undersell lis. Our Motte :
"(jcxcK Sales and Small d'neriTS."
It costs nothing te call and examine out
work. We also have en h-ir.il a tnll line et
FINE CARRIAGE WORK, in which we defy
in 'i ctitien.
All work warranted
promptly attended te.
Repairing el all kind
In-iiMld.V"
-PC'-K SALE.
L'UK SALE,-THK stock, oeoo will
JP and Fixtures et a Large First-Class LI V
KU1 Is offered for sale. Geed and satisfactory
l ensens given for selling. Inquire at
fan ii-ltdied CITY LIVERY.
P KIM IS HAY, WKSTEKN CO UN ANI
Oats ler hale at Lea man Place at all times
at market prices. Alse,
COAL AND LUMBER.
ja.-Kmd H. H. ltOHRKR.
IfOR RENT IN WR1UHTSV1IO.K, A NEW
Tobacco Warehouse, very convenient ler
luceiving and shipping tobacco; capacity 'J,W)
cases : w ill suit two packers ; will insure at
lowest rates. Ferjiarticulais apply te
HENRY KAUFFELT, Wrightsville, Pa.,
or te HAUSMAX & P.URNS.
T-Iuul 10 West Orange St., Lancaster. Pa.
CUm SAliK. AN IMMENSE MJHBDKOr
HOUSES, STORES, BUILDING LOTS, Ac,
of nil ilccil'itieus, in all localities and ut all
prices.
NfcW CATALOGUE,
with pi ices, free te every one.
ALLAN A. HERR CO,
dcc:3iuil :i North Duke street.
RIHANS'
COURT SALE. WILL BE
order of the Orphans' Court et
J sold by
Lancaster ceuntv. en SATURDAY. JANU
ARY 2S, 1832. nt the Plew Tavern In the city et
Lancaster, the iollewing valuable city piopcr piepcr
ty, viz :
A let or piece et ground, situated en the
southeast side et Maner stieet, in said city,
containing in trout en Maner street. 32 loci
ij inches aud extending in depth 110 liet!)
inches, with a Twe-Story FRAME DWELL
ING HOUSE and one-story Frame Kitchen
attached ; adjoining property et Kautz,
William Wulkcrand estate of Jacob KlieaiN,
deceased.
Any person desiring te see the property be be
eore sole can de se by calling en tlie pi finises.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. m. of said
day when attendance will bu given and terms
nmilc known by JOHN SCHAFFNER.
Executer et Cathaiine SchatFner, dee'd.
.U-WAStsd
PUI5LIC SAI.KOF A VALL'AHLK DWELL
ING HOUSE On SATURDAY. FEU. II,
18S2, at the Fountain Inn. Seuth Queen street.
Lancaster city, will be sold at Public Sale, a
Soed and substantial three-story brick
IWELLING HOUSE, with front yard en
clssed by substantial iron tence, with a two
story brick back building, containing hail, 10
rooms and bath room, hydrant in the yard,
het and cold water in kitchen and en second
fleer, with range, slate mantels, with heater,
heating parlor nnd rooms en second fleer.
Gas and gas fixtures throughout the house.
Has been newly-papered and has a perpetual
fire insurance. There are a number et clielee
grapevines and ether lnilten the let.
This property is situated en the nei Unrest
corner of North Duke and Lemen streets,
Lancaster, Pa., one of the most desirable loca
tions tera home in the city.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock, p. m.
Persons wishing te view the piepeny or as
certain the conditions or sale will please call
upon A. K. SPURRIER. Alderman.
121-S& WKtd Ne. 21 Seuth Queen -dreet.
TIIED EDITIM.
SATURDAY EVENING, FEB. 4, 1882.
TO HANG.
GUITEAU SENTENCED.
The Execution Appointed ler June 30.
Washington, D. C, Feb. 4. Quiteau
was again brought into court this morn
ing, and the crowd was as great as ever.
The court overruled the motion for a new
trial, and sentenced the prisoner te be
hanged in the Washington jail, June 30,
between the hours of twelve, in., and two
p. m.
When Judge Cox ordered the prisoner
te stand up and asked if he had anything
1 3 say why sentence should net be pro
nounced the prisoner aresp, pale but with
lips compressed and desperate determina
tion stamped upon his features. He tegan
in a low and deliberate tone, but seen
his manner became wild and ' violent,
and he pounded upon the table as he
delivered a rambling speech, declaring
himself net guilty as indicted, and tbja
Ged would take care of him. Judge Cox
then addressed the prisoner, pointing out
the enormity of his offence and pointing
te itsiesults. He sentenced the prisoner
te death.
Jutlge Cov's Address.
The judge addressed the prisoner as fol fel
lows : "Yeu have been convicted of a
crime se terrible iu its circnnistances and
se far-reaching in its results, that it has
drawn upon you the horror of the whole
world and the execrations of your country
men. The excitement produced by such
an offence made it no easy task te secure
you a fair aud impartial trial, but you
have had the power of the United States
treasury and of the government iu your
service te pietcct your person from vio
lence and te procure evidence from all
parts of the ceuutry. Yeu have
had as fair and impartial ajuryasever
assembled iu a court of justice. ion
have been defended by counsel with a zeal
and devotion that merits the highest en
comium. I certainly have dene my best
te secure a fair presentation of your de
fence. Notwithstanding all this you have
been found guilty.
" It would have been a comfort te many
people if the verdict of the jury had estab
lished the fact that your act was that of
an irresponsible man. It would have left
the people the satisfying belief that the
crime of political assassination was some
thing entirely foreign te the institutions
and civilization of our country, but the
result has denied them that comfort. The
country will accept it as a fact that that
crime cau be committed aud the court will
have te deal with it with the highest pan
alty known te the ciiminal cede te serve
as an example te ethers.
" Your caicer has been se extraordinary
that people might well at times have
doubted your sanity. But one cannot but
believe that when the crime was commit
ted you thoroughly understood the natuie
of the crime and its censequences. Your
own testimony shows that you recoiled
with horror fiem the idea. Yeu say that
you prayed against it, you say that you
thought it might be prevented. This
shows that your conscience warned you
against it, but by the wretched sophistry
of your own mind you worked yourself up
against the pretest of your own con
science. " What motion could have induced you
te this act must be a matter of conjecture.
Probably men will think that seme fanati
cism or a morbid desire for self -exaltation
was the real inspiration for the act
Your own testimony seems te con cen con
treveit the thceiics of your counsel.
They have maintained and thought,
honestly 1 believe, that you were
driven against your will by an insane im
pulse te commit the act, but your testi
mony showed that you deliberately re
solved te de it, aud that a deliberate and
misguided will was the sole impulse. This
may seem insanity te some persons but
the law leeks upon it as a wilful crime.
Yeu will have due opportunity of having
any errors I may have committed, during
the course of the trial passed upon by the
court in banc, but meanwhile it is
necessary for me te pronounce the
sentence of tbe law, that you
be taken hence te the common jail of the
District from whence you came, and
there be kept in confinement, and
en Fiiday the 30th day of June,
18S3, you be taken te the place
prepared for the execution within the
walls of said jail, and there between the
hours of 12 in. and 2 p. m. you be hanged
by the neck until you are dead, and in ty
the Lord have mercy en your soul."
During the reading of the senteace Gu
tenu steed apparently unmeed, and with
his gaze riveted upon the judge, but when
the final weid.s, "May the Lord have
meicy en your soul," were spoken
he struck the table violently and shouted,
" And may the Lord have mercy en your
soul ! I'd rather stand where I de than
w hei e that jury docs aud where your honor
does. I'm net afraid te die I stand hcic
as Ged's man and Ged Almighty
will cm be every man who has had a part in
piecurinir this unrighteous verdict. Noth
ing but geed has come from Garfield's re
moval and that will be the verdict of pos pes pos
tciityeu my inspiration. I don't care a
scrap for the verdict of this corrupt genera
tion. I would rather a thousand times
be in my position than that of these who
have pounded me te death. I shall have a
iloiieus flight te glory, but that miserable
scoundrel Corkhill will have a permanent
job down below, where the devil is pre
paring for him."
After apparently talking himself out
tlie piiseucr turned te his brother, and
without the slightest trace of excitement
conversed for some minutes before beimr
taken from the court room.
IMG FIRE
IN
WASHINGTON.
DcRtriictleu uf
tlie Jellorseli
Public Scheel
Building.
"Washington, Feb. 4. At 3:43 o'clock
this morning fire was discovered in tbe
first iloer of tbe large Jeffersen public
school building en Virginia avenue, be
tween 4$ and GtU street. When an en
trance was effected by the firemen
the flames had already reached the
ventilating shaft, and in spite of the
greatest exertions by the fire department,
the entire buildiDg was seen in flames and
complete destruction of the building fol
lowed. The reef was of the mansard pat
tern, and was characterized by firemen as
a regular lumber yard. The janitor Bays
there were no flres in the structure, and
as there had been an entertainment given
iu the hail during the evening the
disaster is attribued te the carelessness of
some person in leaving lighted matches
or ether dangerous articles en the prem
ises. The Jeffersen building was one of
the finest in the city and accommodated
1,000 pupils. It was erected a few years
age at a cost of $100,000, but was valued
at $133,000. The insurance is net known
at present.
THE NOOSt.
An Arizona Murderer Hanged.
San Francisce, Feb. 4. A Prescott,
Arizona, dispatch says : Jehn "W. Berry
was hanged here yesterday for the murder
of Michael Shere, near TipTer, Yova Yeva
pai county, in .April 1891. He tried te
commit suicide in bis cell about three
weeks age.
FretetUng Innocence en tne O allow.
Galveston, Texas, Feb, 4. A Wells
Point special says, D. C. White, was exe
cuted here yesterday, for the murder of a
teddler, named Cangnr The prisoner
protested his innocence from the scaffold.
Tbe execution was witnessed by hundreds
of people.
WtATUEH
Washington, D.
INDICATIONS.
C, Feb. 4. Fer the
Middle Atlantic states warmer, cloudy
weather, with rain or snow,northeast back
ing te northwest wiuds, and lower pressure.
JLlKKtM.
t'mi:u!eiphii Merkeu
f utLADSLrniA. Feb. i. Fleur Market
eteadyand quiet.
Rye flour atITS500.
W heat sget steady but futures weak : Ne.
Western Ked, 1110k : Del. and l'a. de, $1 403
1 4 : de Amber, II ai 4J
Cern quiet ; local lets unchanged.
Oats steadier: Ne. 1 White. SOKc; Ne. 2 de
49c : Ne, :J de tt,VCe : Xe. i mixed, I7c.
ityu nominal.
Previsions in fair jobbing demand.
Hutter. scarce and in geed demand; price
unchanged.
Eggs scarce and linn : rYnua., 30031c ; West,
ern. -JScS-JDe.
Cheese quiet.
Petroleum dull : Ketlne.l, .c.
Whisky dull at Jl -Jl
seeds geed te prime clever liiiu at d)iQ
'' x ; de de Flaxseed nominal at il 351 SB.
..w turn .i:iiriii.
New i"ere. February -I. Fleur State and
Western dull and slightly In buyers favor.
Southern dull and unchanged.
Wheat opened VJtflc lower and ulterward
became strong and recovered a portion of Ue
eline ; Ne. Red, Feb.,l 431 43J5 ; de Mar.
S14t:3I4t'A; de April fl 47;5j814$?; de May,
$14701 47K : de June, $1 4S.
Cern dull and a shade lewer: mixed western
spot. (.77l)c ; de futures, 0'jQ72?4,c.
Oats a shade, strenger: Ne. S Feb, 47Jic ;
s'tate, 133,-tfe: Western. 47Mc.
scecr:
.New erk. I'hila.IulphM, and Lecal Slecks
also United St.lte- KemiN reported daily by
.l.iceu II. I. en (i. N. K. Cor. (Yutrt! Square.
Nkw Veku
stocks dull.
February 4.
iv.oe laM a.a
a. m. r. m. . m.
Mousy
Chicago ,t Niiiti: V: eaten:. . ..
Chicago. Mil. ,IM 1'anl
Camilla Southern
Uui.. l.iek.A Western
Delaware .V Hudsen ('a. nil....,
Detiver ,t lile Oratuli
KaslTeiui., V.i. A Ou
llHlliilb.il A St. J lie
Lake Shere, A Mich. Southern.
Manhattan Elevated
Michigan Cent ml
Missouri. Kansas & Texas . ..
N. V., Lake Erie & Western....
New Jei-iey Centra!
N. Y., Ontario A Wedern
New Yerk Central
Ohie & Mississippi
Ohie Central
I'acllic Mail bteauislnp '....
St. Pan I & Omaha
de Preleired
Central Pacille
Tcails Pacitli:
Union Putifle
Wubash. .. ins ,".. Paeitlc
t)
iwii ;e9
lOSJi
1S
m
107
7ii
ss
19",i ....
1-lTJi UVi
1IW 1USU
70J ti
I4?ii ....
iiii ii6J,i
88'4
l)S
J5k
3t5H
404
ill
US
i;
I31( 13UJ 13W4
."MJi 3IJ4 :3,3
.... M5 ZJjj
ay. 44 43';
.... 3H 33?;
we; loevi loe
IS 47Jtf 7li
118.'; 1I8K nix
.... 3B! asj;
Preferred
Ce........
.... 7?$
M SI
" t. , Ii ion '1'nl
I'UILlllCLI'lllt.
Stocks steady.
I'viili'iylvainii U. Ii
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Lehigli Navigation Ex liv
l'littale, Pitts. t esturn .
Northern Cunlrul
Northern Pad tic.
Preleriu.t
MM
MX
CI
31J.;
31J2
434
34i
"17
42J2
18
48
S4J4
7-'
17
Ilosteuvillt. ,
Electrie Unite rgieund Tel. Ce. J"
I'hiludclphl:. & Erin U. It
Ounuiieii Mining ,
lewaOiitch Minim?..
United Status ISehd.
90
13
27K
f. .
1:00
H4
102K
-v
Ulltfj
I ritnte-j 4 pj
ty,
tunl-i
Live StecK martlets.
Est I.iuirnTV Cattle Receipts ler the week
ending yesterday, 4,U 'I head of through anil
'.',UI7 Iii-ail et local, against C.5U7 head et through
and 2,017 lie.ul et local for the h ctk be tore ;
selling active ; eoinnieu te prime at 4r 0Q0 SO.
Hogs lieeeipt-i ter the week, 18,W. I'eml,
against H;,T-0 head ter thu week beiere : Phlltl
delphhLS, $7 4il(7 00 ; in keis, JG WQIi 75.
XEW AUVEJiUSEMMSIS.
iurA
rNTEI SIX C1GAK.UAKEK.S HAIK
TT or t email1. Nothing less than $.'( per
thousand for scrap-
Apply te
.1. I'. WOL.I.
IU North Mulberry street.
II. I"
tOKICICbPONIIENCE.
Maek'h Okhce. I
LiNCiSTilt. Feb. '1. ISSi
Mr. A. IP. II 'uuili. tint
Ukakmu Inasmuch as the concert given by
lour chaiming vocalists last February for thu
liunelit of the soup tuuil gave such universal
satisfaction, and yielded siicn a handsome,
prellt te the worthy charity ler uldcliit was
intended, I would hurchy solicit your kind
etlices onceineri: in behaltet thelndigentpoer
et this city, te give another concert utsucb
early date as jeu can conveniently name, and
I hope that the citizens of Lancaster may re
spond with an overlleiring house for tills
lieitliv object. Respeetlully
.INO. T. MacOONIOI.E.
f.ALAsrlClt. Feb. 3. lfWi.
Hen. JuUn T. Martieniylr, Mayer ej l.aneai-
ter :
Dc.inSiit Your kilid lavoret the 2il Instant
received. Il Is u matter of no small HUtidluc HUtidluc
tien te me te receive such commendatory
weids trem lour honor. 1 am glad te be ablu
ti say. en i'.;li.iir id the CmitlnentalH, that It
aireids us great plexsure. te ucccdc te your
wishes, and I trail thuteur united efforts may
lesiiltin still mere boned t te thu muttering
peer nt the city than 011 the lermcr occasion.
I will, with veur permission, name the even
ing et Feb. "14 ( M. Valentine's Hay) ler thu
event. Very lespectfully yours,
A. W. WOODWARD.
H
Kill Jt.M lltTIN.
QUEENS WARE,
QUEEXSWABE.
J list if ceiled ).-r .Mi uuisJilii Lord Oeugli at
CHINA HALL
AXOrllClt INVOlf R OF
QUEENSWAEE
PKOll TUE
hTAFFOItnsilIRE POTTERIE?, ENGLAND
: Our Own Importatiens:
Our iVaii-s KU! the best In tlie Mai kct. Fx
iiuiiue tliein beiere purchasing.
High & Martin,
15 BAST KING STREET.
1'Ui.iric'Ai..
DK.VOUKATIU PRIMARIES.
The Di'iiinciatli: voters of Lancaster city
11 ill meet at their u-jiial leting jdaccs en
SATURDAY, FEBRPAItY 4,
Fhem fi te a l'. jr. (except in the Eighth ward,
where the elections will be held from 3 te 8 i
m.), te settle the candidates for the several
eillccs te be lllli-d at the coming municipal
elections, Including Mayer, Scheel Directors,
and City Committeemen ; Members of Select
Council lrem the First, Second, Third,
Fourth, Sixth uud Eighth wards ; Common
Ceuncilmcn and Ward Officers ; Aldermen in
the First, Fifth and Eighth wards.
The voting places will be as follew:
First Ward Shober's hotel.
second Ward Thee. Wcnc'itz's saloon.
Third Ward Eflinger'3.
Fourth Want Retliweiler. .
Filth Ward Philip Wall's Orcen Tree- hotel.
sixth Ward Joaeph Kautz's saloon.
Seventh Ward Kuhlman's.
Eighth Ward Albert KehlhaaVs.
Ninth Ward Arneld Haas's.
Kg- Immediately utter the polls clese the
return fudges will meet at the Intelugk.ncbk
office te rerert and compute the result en
Mayer and school Directors and report tiie
ward tickets nominated te the campaign com
mit' ee
B ORDER Ot 'lllE Cm VI JU l IKE
a-?