LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER TUESDAY. MARCH 18b2.
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MURDER IN BAUTVILIE.
JAMES SHAW SHOOTS HIS WIFE-
TUEIK OUAfiRELS OVER
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711 TIB PKOP-
Tlie Uxericide Near "Bieu-jy ChrJiJlana,'
The following despatch was received in
this city about '3 p. m. today by associated
press :
Christiana, Pa., March 7. James
Shaw shot and killed his wife near here
this morning. The parties have net lived
together for some time, and this morning
Shaw went te the house where Lis wife
tired, and it it supposed committed the
act in a (It of mgc. The murderer escaped."
Shaw is well-known in this city and
thioulieut the south eafctern part ofthe
county, especially in Sadsbury, Bart and
Celeraiu townships. lie is a man of about
50 years of age, an Iiishmau aud has a
family of children of whom some are mar
ried aud live in Philadelphia.
Of late he and Ifis wife have had very
serious disagreements, aud during the past
year or longer he has been in this city very
frequently consulting lawyers as te hew
he could get back the prepertv which he
deeded her some years age.
The little farm which the Siiaws owned
and formerly lived en was near Bartville,
in lower Bart township. He claimed
that he had deeded it te her when in finan
cial difficulty aud new she refused te con con
eoy it back ; and that his children in Phil
adelphia sided with her. Hence their con
tention. Seme time age, Mi. Shaw had him ar
rested for diseideily conduct aud commit
ted ta jail, but he was released en a habeas
corpus.
He was given somewhat te drink
and was violent in manner and eccentric
of disposition, Dut net the man of whom
anyene would expect such a bloody deed
as he seems te have carried out te-d-iy.
Details nl tlie Tragedy.
Tlie lollewing special telegram te the
Intelmei;.ceii from Christian.:, dated
3:45 p.m., gives additional particuIaiB of
the affair :
" A terrible muider took place about 8
o'clock this morning at Bartville
a little village a few miles from, here.
James Shaw and his wife, Susan, have
net been liviug together for several ye.ns,
and this morning Shaw called at the house
where his wife lives, and picking up a gun
started out with it. His wife attempted te
take it from him, when he turned en her
and fired, the whole contents of the gun
taking effect and causing death almost in
stantly. The pai ties are both aged The
murderer is still at large. I. N. B."
Bartville is a iittlc village ou the edge
of Bart and Celeraiu townships, and
Shaw's farm of 22 acres is in Celeraiu,
just below the Bart line.
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COLUMBIA NJSWS.
OUR KttUUL.AU UOZCKESl'OXlJEXCE
Fex chases are becoming numerous in
the country areuud Wrightsville and Irou Ireu Irou
ville. The high water makes the river a thing
of beauty nowadays, especially at the
"spin wheel " near the tunnel.
It is hoped the Columbia orchestra will
play for the eutcrtaiumcut given by the
library committee, March 18. gratuitously.
A false alarm last evening called out the
fire depat tmcut for a race. The Vigies
had their new steamer out, aud from the
time they left their house until they re
turned, about eight minutes, had -10
pounds of steam, beating all previous
records.
Mr. C. C. llaldemau, feimerly of this
place, aud Mr. Walter Barr, formerly of
Lancaster, but both new working in stores
in Philadelphia, paid our town a llyiug
visit en Monday.
A full week Iu the opera house this
evening "Maible Heart" will be pre
sented ; " Suelbakcr's Majesties' te mor
row evening ; two riding parties and tlnee
surprise parties en Thursday evening :
Mr. and Mis. Jehn Fend lick's silver wed
ding, aud ou Saturday eveuiug in the epeia
house will be " Reems for Rent."
Ceuucils should give Earnest Wilt',
bill pester, the opera hoase at the sau.e
rental which is charged Managers Mish
lcr and Miller. They get it at a reduced
rate because they bring a geed number of
shows te this place. Witte docs the
same but has te pay full price. Daring
the past winter he has brought several
excellent troupes te town, but what little
he could make has te be p lid for th? opera
house.
P. S. Brugh has procured a new Tuft's
soda ieuutaiu, made of Sevier marble and
of handsome design, with all the latest
irapievcmcuts. It is 8 feet in height and
is constructed after the style of a fairy
heuse. Each corner is handsomely en
graved, while the designs arc inlaid with
geld. The syrup faucets arc silver-p'atcd
and lined with block tin, and also the
draft tubes. On top of the fountain is a
large glass water jet, with solid and plate
silver trimmings aud a marble figure of
one ofthe Muses.
The musical success of the E. E. Luth
eran church quartctte choir has occasioned
a generous rivalry among our chuch choirs
which culminated en Saturday iu the re
taining by the Methodist e! the services
of Mr. Michael Schaibley, Lnier of the
abeved named choir, at a fixed salary.
The Lutherans have been equal te the
emergency, and will en Saturday next re
organize and furnish a neat little surprise
in the way of tenor. As music constitutes
no small part of our church devotions, we
hepe all the choirs may excel until waluvc
as geed music as is found auywhere.
Itoreugh Briefs.
Many strangers in town today. P. II.
R. Detective Kennedy locked up two
tramps last night, and when he went te
take them down te-day the lock up lock
worked se stiff that he had te break it te
get them out. Squire Gricr has bought
Gee. Rathven's chicken coop, fixtures
and geed will, and has a rooster
that he backs te lay two eggs a
day. Dr. N. B. "Wolfe, of Cincinnati,
has recently purchased the Herr farm and
mill, paying 22,000 for the same. The
raising aud breading of Aldcrncy stock
will be hfs principal business. A pleasant
surprise party was held last evening at the
residence of Mr. McCall en Walnut bo be
tweeu Second aud Third streets. Freight
traffic is slacking up, both yards at this
place being clear of standing freight cars.
The riant Club East Evening.
A geed audience met at the hall of the
Y. M. C. A. last evening, it being the oc
casion of the fifth meeting of the plant
club. After the regular work of the club
had been geno through with, and the
progress of the class sinca its organization
had been reviewed, the lecturer of the
evening, Mr. Benj. A. Spindlcr, was in
troduced. His subject, "Fossil Betany,"
was treated in an admirable manner, and
he held the fixed attention of his audi
ence throughout its cutire length. At the
next meeting of the club, te be held en
the 20th inst., Prof. S. B. Heiges, of YerJJ
will lecture en " Betany and Agricul
ture." Sale of Keal Estate
Henry Shubcrt, auctioneer, i-old at pri
vate sale te-day, te Themas Cummiugs,
for $1,000, the property of J. U. Weisg.ir-
ver, situated en the southwest corner pf
Boute i$aeen street ana seymeur alley.
COABGKD WITH LAKCI5NY.
Sensations from the Extreme East and We
Ends.
Frank Kassar, an employee of the Lan
caster watch factory, has been arrested
en a charge of larceny. The facts of the
case, as alleged, are te tne enect that the
defendent for some time past, aided by
some friends, has been secretly construct
ing a watch from the material and with
the tools belonging te the company. The
watch was almost completed when it was
given ever te an employee, who was te
have done some work en it. He gave it te
his boss, who informed Mr. Bitner of the
facts. The latter brought suit before
Aldermau Barr, and had Eassar arrested.
He was committed for a hearing when
mere will be learned concerning the case.
Geerge Ehnian is the baker of the Lan
caster county prison where lie has been
for years D. K. Burkhelder, the new
keeper, te-day made complaint against
him before Alderman Wiley, charging him
with having within the last three months
conspired and confederated with one
Leenard Sheenucrircr te commit larceny
in the county prison. It will be remem
bcied that Shecnberger was a convict at
the prison and when discharged he took a
let eC cigars with him, for which he was
an csted lately. It will require a hearing
te ascertain what is in the case against
Eh in 111 and what grounds Burkhelder
had for bringing the charge. The hearing
takes place before Alderman Wiley en
Saturday at 2 p. in.
The Ilauever Junction & Susquehanna K. E
The new directors of this company, of
which the franchises were lately bought at
hhei ill's sale by the bondholders, and
which has been lately reorganized, had a
dinner and a conference at the Stevens
house yesterday, at which a representative
of the Philadelphia & Reading railroad
interest was also present. They are all
very close-mouthed about what took
place. It has leaked out that Squire
Samuel Eaby of Elizabethtown has offered
$00,000 for the interest of the
purchasers iu the read with a view te its
speedy completion between Marietta and
the Beading & Columbia read. Whether
this scheme involves the co-operation of
the Beading read is net known. At any
rate it is ficcly given out that the read
will seen be built, and the Marietta and
Chique3 industries will have the benefit of
competing freight rates.
Jfale et Henes.
Samuel Hess and Sen, auctioneer?, sold
at public sale, March Gth 1891, for Daniel
Legan, at his sale and exchange stables,
Lancaster city, Pa., 10 head of Cauada
horses at an average price of 8225.00 per
head. The two highest ones sold brought
$547.
The ltlll of fare
Billy Shay states that te-morrow will
be the last day for the soup house this
season, and he will give out beau soup.
Important News.
As will be seen by tlie readers et te-day's
iN-TELLierxcER, Mc3srs. Gottschalk ft Leder
lnini, will open ou or about April 1st, with a
select stock et Millinery, Notions, Fancy
G001U. ct, at Nes. 2 anil 2S North Queen
street. Lech's Old Stand, where tlifey will soil
tlie beat goods at tlie lowest prices. De net
fail te watch lorlhelrepdningunnounceinent.
A 1'arent Spring.
J. 1". lielilcr. of Pottsville, is In this city
with .1 patent wagon spring which lie Is intro
ducing .-lore, having placed a number et them
011 wujrouse! our business men. This spring
U very strong, and it i se arranged that it can
be put en wagons of the heaviest kind. It
being placed en the bolster, thus converting
tliem into spring wagons. The patent is cer
tainly a geed one, and these who have it here
say it Is a success. Mr. Uehlcr thinks this a
Hue oily and talks of locating his works ler
the manufacture of the springs here. By the
way Mr. Belder is qulte a musician, and with
his mouth alone without any kind of horn he
can give imitations et cornets and a lull
brass band.
Wait ler oettschalk &, Ludcrman's grand
opening en or ubeut April 1st at 26 and 28
Neith Queen street.
Amusement.
' Tne Marble Jleart." The Wilkesbarre lie
cord thus speaks of the receut production et
this drama In that city : " Mr. htafferd is an
actor el geed presence and iiitelllgencj. His
delivery is agreeable and his ability te por
tray the uuietians excellent. He was very
I.iver.ibly ieteivc.1 and recalled twice. Win.
F. ltnrieugh-, as 1'crdiiwnd Velagc, made a
decided sik-ccs-5 and was thoroughly appreci
ated. The Mile. Marce of Ueea Hand was a
l:!cnaud glittering personatien." Mr. Stat
ion! and company will be at Fulton opera
house to-meriow night.
' Jiuom.ier IZcnV This is the title of an
amusing i.iive-ceiucdy te be given at Fulton
opera house next Fiiday night. It is founded
upon occurrences which may be imagined te
take place In a heuc where lurnishcd rooms
are rented, and the situations are ludicrous In
the extreme. The New Yerk Times says:
' The. uwkvraid predicaments in which the
principal characters are continually becom
ing involved cieated rears et laugntcr last
nigh! and will make the comedy a popular
UCCi,s."
Read GetUcualk & Ledcrman's
nient iu another column.
adverti-c-
M'j:CZAl. SOT1VES.
SZSKSiZXTZZ. -TZ
l-'ei: u cough or sere threat, the best medi
cine is Hale's Heney et llorchennd and Tar.
Pike's Toothache- Dreps cure In one minute.
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Loek nut ler the announcement of Gott
schalk & Lcdcrman's opening at 20 and 28
North Queen street.
Catarrh et tlie Itladder.
Slinging, smarting, irritation of the urinary
pa-a;;esdiseaed -discharge", cured by Buchu
p.iili.i". Druggists. Depot. Jehn F. Leng A
Pens.
A .true assistant te nature in restoring the
syst vni te perfect health, thug enabling It te
icbi-i disease, l Brown' Iren Bitters.
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Daniel Plank, et Brooklyn, Tiega Ce., Pn.,
describes it thus : "1 rode thirty miles for a
lintili! of Themas' KcIectrlcOil. which effected
Hit; wonderful cure of a crooked limb In six ap
plications ; It proved worth mere than geld te
tne." Fer sale at II. B. ' Cochran's drug store.
137 North Queen street, Lancaster.
Nobody enjoys the nicest surroundings if in
bad health. There arc miserable people about
te-day te whom a bottle et Parker's Ginger
Tonic would hiing mere solid comfort than
all the doctors they have ever tried. Sec ether
column. lul-lmdcod&cew
Quinine and Arsenic
Ferm the basis of many of the Ague remedies
in the market, and are the last resort et Phy
sicians and people who knew no better medi
cine te employ, for this tlistressing complaint.
The eilccts of either of these drugs arc de
structive te the system, producing; headache,
intestinal disorders, vertigo, dizziness, ring
ing in the cars, and depression of the consti
tutional health. ATBR'a Aeci: Cure is a vege
table dlscevsry, containing neither quinine,
arsenic, nor any deleterious ingredient, and is
an intallible and rapid cure for every form c:
Fever and JVgue. Its effects arc permanent
and certain, and no injury can result from its
use. Besides being a positive cure for Fever
and Ague in all its lerm?, it is also a superior
remedy ler Liver Complaints. It is an excel
lent tonic and preventive, as well as cure, of
all complaints peculiar te malarieus, marshy
and miasmatic districts. By direct action en
the Liver and biliary apparatus, it stimulates
the system te a vigorous, healthy condition.
Fer sale by all dealers. m31wdeedftw
Kaheka, Me., Feb. 9, 1SS0.
I purchased live bottles et your Hep Bitters
Of Bishop & Ce., last fall,ler my daughter and
am well-pleased with tic Bitters. They did
her mere geed than all the medicine she lias
taken ter six years. W. T. McCLURE.
The above is trem u very reliable farmer,
whose daughter was in peer health for seven
or eight years, and could obtain no relief until
sh used Hep Bitters. She is new in as geed
health as any person in the country. We have
large sale and they arc making remarkable
cures.
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OPENING OF THE UltEAT
THE GKREAT
NEW YORK BAZAAR!
GOTTSCHALK & IdHDEMM, Proprietors,
26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET, - - - Lancaster, Penn'a.
ON OR ABOUT APRIL 1,
MILLINERY- GOODS, NOTIONS,
Hosiery, Gents' Furnishing Goods,
LACES, RIBBONS, GrLOVJES,
in fact EVEKYTHIJSTGr in fact
APPERTAINING TO A FIRST-CLASS APPERTAINING
MILLINERY AND NOTION BAZAAR!
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JNTEW YORK BAZAAR!
GOTTSCIALK & LEDEMAI, Proprietors,
26 & 2S NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LOEB'S OLD STAND. Lancaster, Penn'a.
Admonition! Cure your cough thoroughly
with Hale's Heney of llorchennd and Tar.
Pike's Toethaoho Dreps cure in one ininute.
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"WI10 Grasps Much Holds Little."
Tlie proprietors et Ely's Cream liatm de net
claim It te be a cure-all, but a sine remedy for
Catarrh and Catarrhal Deafness, Colds In the
Head and Hay Fever.
Cream llaliu effectually cleanses the nasal
passages of Catarrhal virus, causing healthy
accretions, allays inflammation, pietects the
membranal linings or the head trem addi
tional cold, completely heals the peics and
restores the sense of taste and smell. Kcncilclal
results arc realized by a lr.w application'. A
thorough treatment will cure Catarrh. The
ltalm is easy te use and agreeable. Sold by
druggists at 00 cents. On receipt et .".0c. will
mail a package.
ELY'S CREAM BALM CO., Oswego, A. V.
Fer sale by Lancaster druggist?.
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Skin Diseases " uurcd by Dr. Swuyne'a
Ointment.
What is mere distressing tli.m an obstinate
skin disease, and why persons Mieulil suffer a
single hour when they have a sure cure in
"Swaync'sOIntment " is past our comprehen
sion. Tlie worst cases et tetter, itch, salt
rheum, or that annoying complaint, itching
piles, yield te Its wenderlul all-healing quali
ties! l'imples en tlie face and bletche en the
skin are removed by ming thM healing oint
ment. Perfectly eafe and harmless, even en
the most tender infa'nt. Itching Piles Symp
toms are moisture, intense itching, particu
larly at night after getting warm in bed ;
ether parts are sometimes affected, fcwayne
Ointment pleasant, sure cure. Dr. Swayne &
Sen, 53 North Seventh street, Philadelphia,
Pa., te whom nil letters should be addressed.
Sold by all prominent druggists.
JanaKlindTTh&FAws
l'iles ! l'llcs ! riles :
A sure euro found at last! Ne one need
sutler! A sure cure for ISiiud, IJleeding, Itch
ing and Ulcerated Piles has been discovered
by Dr. William (an Indian remedy)-, called Dr.
WlUiam's Indian Ointment. A single box has
cured the worst chronic cases et 23 or SO years
standing. Ne one need sutler Ave minutes
alter applying tills wonderful seething medi
cine. Lotions, inssrum'cuts nnd electuaries de
mere harm than geed. Williams' Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense itehlng
(particularly at nignt alter getting warm in
bed), acts as a peultlcc.glvcs instant and pain pain
less relicl, and Is prepared only ler Piles, lull
ing of the private parte, and ler nothing else.
Head what the Hen. J. M. Cefllnberrv. of
Cleveland, says about Dr. William's Indian
Pile Ointment : I have used scores et Pile
Cures, and it affords me pleasure te say that
I have never found anything which gave such
Immediate and permanent relic: ai Dr. Wil
liam's Indian Ointment.
Fer sale by H. 11. Cochran, 137 and Hill North
Queen street. Price, $i.0P. Hcxr.v & Ce., Pro
prietor?, 02 Vescv Street, New Yerk,
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A Cough, Celd or sere Tnreat should ee
stepped. .Neglect frequently results in an in
curable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Brown's nrenchial Troches de net disorder
tne stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but act directly en the inflamed parts: allaying
irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, anil the Threat. Troubles
which Singers nnd Public Speakers arc subject
te. Fe thirty years Biown's Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physi
cians, and always give perfect fcatlstactieii.
Having been tested by witlu nnd constant use
for nearly 11 entire generation, they have at
tained we) jierited rank among the lew staple
remedies of tlie ac. Sold nt i cents a box
everywhere. m8-ivdTThS&lvw
Ge te 11. i. i.-eenrau's Drug store, 137 North
Queen street, for Mrs. Freeman's yew Ra
tional Dye. Fer brightness and durability et
coler.are unequaled. Celer from 2 te Speunds.
Directions in English and German. Price, 15
cents.
It you have any skin diseases or dlscases of
the hair or scalp.any itching or dlscoierations,
ean burns, freckles, pimples, rough or dry
harsh skin, you have In Dr. .C. W. Bensen's
Skin Care, a sere, perfect and elegant remedy.
Sold by all druggists. Charles N. Crittenteu,
015 Fulton street, New Yerk city, sole agent
for Dr. C. W. Bensen's remedies, te wnem all
or4sfiljenldbeRaressa. m5-iwaw
XEW AJTMJtTlBXMMSIB.
NEW TURK lUZAAk.
GRAND OPENING
OF
WITH it MOST SELECT STOCK OF
THE GREAT
KUSCUKD FKOJU DEATH
The follewingatatenipntof William J Cough Ceugh
lin, of Senicrville, ulafes., is se remarkable that
we beg te ask ler it the attchtien of our read
eis. He says : " in the tall of 1370 1 was taken
with a violent bleeding of the lungs followed
by a sovcre cough. I seen began te leso my
appetite and llch. I was se weak atene time
that I could net leave my bed. In the summer
Ot 1S77 1 was admitted te the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said I had a hole In
my left lung as big as a half cellar. I expend
ed ever a hundred dollars m doctors and med
icine. I was se far gene at one time a wn..e t
went around that 1 was dead. I gave up hope,
but a tiieuil told me et Da. Wx. Hall's Ualsam
fop. the I.ukes. I laiighed at my friends, think
ing that my cae -was incurable, but! get a
bottle te satisfy them, when te my surnrise
and gratillcatieu, 1 commenced te leel belter.
My hope, once dead, began te revive, and to
day I leel iu better spirits than I have the past
three years.
"I write this hoping you will publish it, se
that .everyone aaiicted with Diseased Lungs
will be Induced te take Dr. Wm. Hall's Balsam
ler the Lungs and be convinced that con
sum p'fii can be. cured. I have taken two
bottles and can positively tay that it has done
mere geed t'aau all ether medicines 1 have
taken since my sickness. My cough has al
most entirely disappeared and I shall seen be
abJc te go te work." Sold in Lancaster at
Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 and 139 North Queen
stre iv2S-lvdeedTliw2
Celdcn's Lieblg'a Liquid l!ect and Tonic In In In
vigorater is endorsed by physicians. Ask for
Celdnn s ; take no ether. Of druggists.
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VJiATUti.
McEluuett. On the 9th inst., Anna, widow
of the late Jeremiah tUcElllgett.
Funeral lrem the residence et deceased, Ne.
20.1 West Orange street, en Wednesday morn
ing at 0::0 o'clock. Kcqcium mass will be cele
brated at St. Mary's Catholic church at 9:30
o'clock. The friends of the lamily are respect
fully invited te attend. itd
Licnrr. In Jit. Jey, en March 3tii, ISS2,
Henry Krcider Lichty, in the Gtlh vcar of his
age.
His relatives and Iricnds arc respectfully in
vited te attend tlie" funeral, lrem his late
rcsldenee,eu Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Funeral scrviccs-at Union Bethel church, 2t
liUTTER. At Chestnut Level, enthc 5th inst,,
Itev. L. C. Kutterin the Beveiity-flfth year et
his age.
Funeral services at the Chestnut Level Prcs
byteiian churcli, en Thmsdny. March 0th, nt
11 o'clock it. in. in7-Ud&w
MAMCIAOJuS.
KitAfSE Ward. at, the reslaence et the
bride's parents, in Limerick Square, Mont
gomery cennty. Pa., March 4. 18S2, by Rev. V.
n. Hershey, Iteu. J. Calvin Krause, pastor of
Mulberry Street E-angelical mission, this
(Lancaster) city, te Miss Martha M. Ward.
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TLMJK JUltV COMMISSIONER.
WILLIAM ELL5IAKER,
Ol Earl township. Subject te "the decision 'et
the Democratic county convention. in2tcd&w
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: trontreoms, with beard if desired. Ladies
preferred. One square from centre of the city.
Address M. L. II., this efllce. ltd
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Best location in the city. Applv te
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37 Netn Queen street.
THE COSTS IN SUITS OF IlKNJtV
Frankc and Frank A. Uickcr vs. the city
et Lancaster, will be taxed in the Prothono Prethono Protheno
tary's Office en Thursday morning at 10
o'clock. All witnesses should attend person
ally. mar7-2ld
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JO Dwelling. Ne. 331 East Orange street, with
side yard. Has all modern improvements :
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T V several lade, aged 18 te 20 years. Must
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two months, then full journeyman's wages
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Illustrated by the same
MAGNIFICENT COMEDY OO.
That made such a Tremendous Hit in New
Yerk, Baltimore, Clevcland, Washington,
Bosten, Montreal, Detroit.
PitlCES OF ADMISSION 33, CO and 75c.
RESERVED SEATS 7fle.
Fer sale at opera house efllce. m7-lt
LAKUK LOT OF
NOVELTIES
-IN
Neckwear and Jewelry
FOR THIS WEEK.
THE DARWIN PIN
IS TnE B.AGE IN NEW YORK.
It can be seen in enr Shew Window.
We have fitted up a Shew Window for
CLOTHING,
And only a few or the many
NEW STYLES FOR SPRING
Are displayed; but we Invite you te exam
ine our stoek. It is the LARGEST we have
ever 6newn and nas neon seiecteu wita care
nnd geed judgment and for
GUI
IS
Beys
Our assortment is very great, and
THE PRICES ARE AS LOW "
As you could wish them te be, and the Fit Ik
Unexcelled.
WILLIAMSON
AND
FOSTER,
36-38 East King Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
TIIBD EDITION
TUESDAY EVENING, MABCH 7,
1883.
fFBATBEK INDICATION?.
"Washington, D. C, March 7.
the Middle Atlantis states, colder, partly
cloudy weather, in the extreme northern
portion light snow, northeast te northwest
winds and higher barometer.
BY WIRE.
The Tclegrapnle New of tbc Day.
Dr. Jeseph Fanceast, emeritus prefes
ser of anatomy at Jeffersen college, Phila
delphia, died the morning, aged 77, after
a short illness of pneumonia.
Mrs. Harriet Bell, a respectable taileress,
was fatally stabbed en Kirkland street,
Bosten, about 3 o'clock this morning by a
man whom a few minutes befere she died
she declared she did net knew. The mur
derer escaped.
. The funeral of the late Judge Lathrop,
receiver and president of the Central rail
road of New Jersey, took place te-day and
was largely attended by prominent rail
road officials.
"Mysterious names" last night caused a
$40,000 less in Oberliu, O., including Row
lands & Broksen's drug store which the
temperance people have been socking te
close up because of the spirituous liquors
alleged te be sold there.
J. N. DuLarry was te-day elected presi
dent of the Southwest Pennsylvania lail-
read, a branch of the Pennsylvania.
The accused Philadelphia star routers
have renewed their bail for appearance at
the May term of the United States court.
Theisen's furniture warcroems at Can Can
eon, N. Y., burned te-day. Less $20,000,
partially insnrcd.
There was a timely discovery of an at
tempt te wieck a passenger train ou the
Illinois Midland railroad, near Decatur,
IU., last night.
More Nihilists have been arrested at
Odessa and further plots discovered.
Largcn beat Gookin by two lengths in
the beat race en the Thames championship
course te-day.
Gen. Bingham's resolution granting the
use of arras, tents and equipments te the
6. A. R. for their encampment ou the
Gettysburg battle field next July, passed
the Heuso te-day.
Mr. Beechcr, whose sudden illness last
uight is supposed te have been caused by
the bad water of Chicago, is much better
and left there at neon today for Reck
Island, where he will lecture te-night.
Hamilton Howe, an undertaker, was
instantly killed and ten ethers were seri
ously wounded by the fall of a wall at a
fire in Strathroy, Out., te day.
Masked men attacked tlie jail at Del
Norte, Cel., and riddled with bullets Ar Ar
eold Howe aud Frauk Yeung, confined
there en a charge of stealing cattle, Beb
Sawyer, a negre, was lynched at Fiauklin,
Ky., for an attempted assault en a white
girl.
The New Jersey Central railroad depot,
at Valley Station, about ten miles from
Easten, was with its contents entirely de
stroyed by lire at 5 o'clock this morning,
by a spark from the locomotive.
Werk was generally suspended te-day at
all the mines of the Lehigh & Wilkcs Wilkcs
barre coal corapany,en account of the
funeral of F. S. Lathtep, late president of
that cempauy.
The United States grand jury at New
Yerk te-day brought an indictment against
General N. 31. Curtis, special treasury
agent, for having collected money from
government empleyes te defray " the ex
penses of the Republican state committee.
Twe buildings connected with the
American powder company at Acton, five
miles northwest of Sudbury, Mass., exploded
at twenty minutes past 0 o'clock this
morning with a terrific crash. The par
ticulars of the disaster have net been re
ceived as yet.
Iu the United States cenrt at Trenten,
this morning, Henry B. Marshbauk,
who pleaded guilty en five indictments
for embezzlement and conspiracy te de
fraud the First national bank of Newark,
was sentenced te five years imprisonment
in the stale prison. Edward White, a let
ter carrier of New Brunswick, N. J., was
sentenced te pay a fine of $230 for pur
loining letters.
3Irs. Peter Goedhart was run ever and
instantly killed by a coal tiain at Reading
te-day.
Geed authority says that the President
yesterday tendered te Senater Edmunds
the position of Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court, and that Senater Ed
munds declined it.
The anthracite coal interests have agreed
te the steppage of coal mining en the 9th,
10th, 11th, 16th, 27th, 18th, 21M, 21th
and 23th of this month.
MAJCKJSTH.
Civo stecK uiarKutu.
Chicaoe. Hogs Keccipts. 10.S0J head ; shin
uients 0,400 de ; steady and fairly active, ex
cept for peer and light stock ; common te geed
mixed, $.'1 8&3G 40 ; heavy packing and ship
ping, C 587; light ntWM'SG SO; skips and
culls, ?45 0.
Cattle lieccipts 1,0)3 head ; shipments 2.C0O
de ; market dull and 10c lower; expert. $0 20
6 75; poed te choice shipping. 3 50g5 00;
common te lair, $1 5093 20; butchers' weak,
except for choice, at $2 50."; Blockers and
feeders, $.!M1; curves $U& 15; veal, $0 50.
Sheep Receipts 2,400 head ; shipments, 2.20O
de ; in fair demand and steady; inferior te
fnir, $3 753180; medium te geed. f5 10.35SO;
choice te extra, 55 SOgG.
East Liberty Cattle Iteceipts, 2.720 head;
dull and prices 25840c off from thli timclant
week.
Hogs .Receipts, 7,200 ; market slew ; Phila
delphia, $7 257 33 ; Yorkers, $G C0QG 50.
Sheep Iteceipts, 3,800 head ; market very
dull and prices a quarter off from last week.
Philadelphia Market.
Philadxlphia, March 7. Floure,uIct,bteady ;
Superfine, $3 504 00 ; Ext: a, $4 SSjv.l; Penn'a
lamily. $5 758(5 00.
Bye flour at $4 75.
Wheat marketeasier; Ucf. and Penn'u. Ked,
$132133; de Amber, $1333)1 31.
Cern firm; light local supply.
Oats quiet but nrmlylield.
Rye eulet atSGc.
Previsions dull and easier.
Lard dull.
Butter dull and easier : creamery extra, 15
44e ; Western, 4142c.
Rolls dull.
Egas sluggish and weak ; Penn'a, 17c; West
ern, 16K17c
Cheese in fair demand.
Petroleum quiet ; Itetincd, 7J.
Whisky at $1 20.
Seeds geed te prime clever quiet at i(5
9c ; de de Flaxseed nominal at $1 40.
. Rw xerac maritet.
New Yerk, March 7. Fleur Stute and
western heavy at 510c per bbl. lower; limited
expert and jobbing trade demand. Southern
dull and drooping.
Wheat heavy and unsettled at l&c lower,
active nnd speculative business : Se. i Bed,
April, 131J1 Si ; de May, $1 32l 334;
de June. l 29130; de July. $1 21K1 23.
Cern about e lower and heavy ; mixed
western spot, G3QG9C ; de future, 67Ji07OUc.
Ivmuj ue15 iu'yet m: mi' '3iK., juimm.
Western, 4853c.
Qraia asd FravMtea QartMMU.
One o'clock quotations 01 grain and provis previs
ions, furnished by S.K. Yundt, Broker.W
East King street
March 7.
Fer
moo star awe
New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Stock
aise unueu states ueniis reported 'dally
Jacob B. Lewe, 22 North Queen street.
."W XUKJt.
Stocks lower, fairly active.
Meney at G.
March 7.
IfcOB . 1:00
n..l W.t A. U?A3.n.M ... -.(4 .'
ICbleage.
Wheat Cern Oat Perk Lard
Starch.. l.Sl .58 40 IB 00 10.10
April... 1.35 .584 .U4 16.11X ltt.i-
liny... VOX .(OH .43 10 10 30
KMUdalpBfa.
March.. 1.30 .68 JO
April... 1.S2 .fiOVj JO
May..... 1.31? .69 . ...4
Denver A Bie Grande 57)1 3A 07X
Mich. Southern A Lake Shere.. 1141? luii luy.
Missouri. Kansas ft Texas J9U 29 smc
N. Y., Lake Erie A Western.... 3Wi 33 361?
New J eraev Central 9i.i ei' 014?
Ontario A Western 1 23 ejj
nuw tunviDUinu IJra Mli 131
32X
auuu iutui.eieuuisuip te...
St. l'aul & Omaha Freierred..
Tcaas Pacific
Wabash. t.juls ft Pacific...
Western Union Tel. Ce ,
Pni&ADBLFHTA.
Stocks steady.
40U 40 40'
90 99100
? a?
3314
78J4
33V
78
Pennsylvania it. U COJ-i
v' 1 1 u K r
Buffalo Pitts, ft West 16
Northern PnclnoCem aiW
" Preferred. .. 7e
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.:
Mesdat, March 6. The receipts et live stock
at the Philadelphia stock yanU ware: Fer
the week: Beeves, 2,400 head ; sheep. 8.000
head; hogs, 3,000 head. Previous week
Beeves, 2,400 head ; sheep, S.000 head ; hogs
3.0J0 iiead.
Beet Cattle were inactive. a butcher only
purchased te supply immediate, wants, anil
prices were Jic lower than lasfweek.
We quote us fellows :
Extra, 77e; Uoed, GQGJc; Medium,
5aG?gc : common, 4'45?c.
Milch cows were laactlve nt$30&68.
blieep were fairly active, and prices, in sym
pathy with the Western markets, were te
Hifi. higher, the latter rate ou the extra grade.
The arrivals of culls were small and prices
were low. Lambs were firmer, while Milch
Calves sold well at former rates.
We quote as follews:
Extra, 7K7c; geed. G7c; medium.
5t'G?bC; common, 4;55c; culls, 3S4e :
lambs, C8c ; calves, milch, 339c.
Hogs were active and firmer.
We quote as fellows :
Extra, 10QlOJc ; geed. 9i10c ; medie in.
9tf50JCc ; common, 88c.
SALES OK J1EKVKS AT THK WSST miLADRLmiA
STOCK YARDS.
Martin Fuller ft Ce., 422 Western. 5?i6Jic
Keger Maynes, 110 Western, G7c
A. & .1. Christy. 157 Western, 6Q7c.
E. S. ft II. V. McFillen, 150 Western, C7c.
31. Cliiian, 135 Lan. co., 56c.
72 Western, VA!aic.
Sliamburgft Paul, 183 Western and Lan. co..
5G&e.
James Cleuiben 42 Lancaster Ce., acct , Daniel
lMHcr;31 de de acct., L. Sensenlg,
5tf7c.
Lewenstcin ft Adler, 00 Western. GQGfc;
80 Montgomery co., cows, SQGc.
O. bclmmberg ft Ce.. ltO Western, 67c.
Daniel Murphy, 89 Western and Lancaster co.,
SG!4c.
II. Chain. Jr.. 45 Western and Penna., BJiQGWc.
31. Levi, 120 Penna. and Del., 56Gc
Jehn McArdle. 200 Lancaster county, 6'Vic.
Owen Smith. 97 Western, account et Martin
runer a co; 20 Jfenn'a, account
of D. Eshleman, 6e.
I.. Hern, 37 Lancaster county. &'AVio &'AVie
Daniel Smyth ft Bre., 160 Western, 5Jt7c.
Dennis Smyth, 40 Penna., GJjJjl?ic.
Bachman ft Levi. 80 Western and Lancaster
co., 67c.
Chain & Caldwell, 25 Western, 43c.
Henry Miller, 30 Lnn. co., 57c.
J.F. ndlcrft Ce., 11 car leads Western,
GJSc
Cyrus Miller. 30 Western Penn'a.. 5giic.
J. Y. Latta, 32 Chester county, G7c.
James Aull,40 Western, 5-a7c.
DRESSED XKATS.
Pressed Beeves were aclive and lie higher
at H10c.
BALES LAST WEEK.
Tlies. Bradley, 102 head at KQ10kc.
A. A. Boswell 118 de. at 8K6ic.
C. S. Dengler, 70 de. at 9lec.
W. II. Brown 123 de. at 910Uc.
Harlan & Bre., 70 de. at 9'4Q10e.
J. F. Lowden. 40 de. 'JfflKJJc
Dressed sheep were nctive and higher
.Samuel Stewart fold 820 head at Syyc, and
GO iii-ad dressed lambs at 93)100.
Leral stecKS and Bend.
rai
val.
Lane 'Uy c per ct. Lean, due 1882.. .$100
" 1885... 100
" 1890... 100
" 189.. . 100
. ."Vperct. in 1 or 30 years.. 100
" 5 per ct. Scheel Lean .... 100
" 4 " in ler 20 years.. 10O
" 4 " in 5 or 20 years.. 100
" 6 " in 10 or 20 years. (
Munheiui boreughloan MO
BAMC STOCKS.
First National Bank. $ioe
Fimiiers'Nutienal Bank GO
Lancaster County National Bunk.. 50
Columbia National Bank 100
Kphrutn National Bank Hx
First National Bank, Columbia.. .. 100
Fir.rt National Bank, Strnsburg 100
First National Bank, Marietta 100
first National Bank. Mount Jey.. 100
l.itilz National Bank loe
Mimlichn National Bank K0
Union National Bank. Mount Jey. 50
New Helland National Bank loe
MISCELLANEOUS IIOHDfl.
(iuirryville It. It., due 1893 $100
lieudingft Columbia It. Udue 1KS2 Km
I.auc-iistcr Watch Ce., due IS86 100
Lancaster (las Light and Fuel Ce.,
due In ler2!) years loe
IancasteiUa.s Light and Fuel Ce.,
due ISM1. ........ ....... 100
I.rti-t
Kale.
ia-,
I7)S
120
120
1G3
112
102
102.30
10(V
102
$175
1IW.G3
108.8(1
147
132.50
141.30
i34.NI
200
145.75
140
13.1
70.50
105
$115
Ml
IU5..'fl
ll(
106
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
OuarryvHIe It. IS.
.$50
50
5(1
IbO
25
100
$2.23
23
50
120
Millers villcStreet Car
I nquirer Printing Company
Watch Factory
j'iw Light aud Fuel Company...,
Stevens Heuse ,
Columbia Ua Company
Columbia Water Company ,
Susquehanna Iren Company....,
Marietta Hcllowwnre : ,
Stevens Heuso
Sicily Island
E ist Brandy wine a Wnyucsb'g.
TURNPIKE STOCKS.
B.Spilngft Beaver Valley
Bridgeport
Columbia ft Clientniit Hill
Columbia ft Wasliingteii ,
Columbia ft Big -Spring
Lancaster ft Ephrutu
Lane., EHzabetht'n ftMiddiet'n..
Lancaster ft Fruitvillc
Lancaster ft.Lititz
Lancaster ft Willlamsten n
Lancaster & Maner
Lancaster ft Manhcim
Lancaster ft Marietta
Lancaster ft New Helland
Lancaster ft Susquehanna.
Lancaster ft Willow Street
Strushurg ft Millport
Marietta Maytown
Marinttuft Mount Jnv
'J
170
4.23
1
1
100
ion
50
50
50
..$25 $ 10.25
.. IVA 21
II
23
25
25
100
SO
25
23
50
25
25
100
.500
25
23
23
. 25
20
18
47.23
m
50
G4.50
55
92
43
34
85
175.23
40.15
21
40
UXTiCltTAIffSlEXTS.
TCLTtlN OPEKA IIU03K.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1882.
Special engagement for oue night only el
the ta'.cnteducter
IE. WM. STAFFORD
Supported by the
FOLLOWING POWERFUL COMPANY :
Miss Resa Band, Wm.. T Borroughs,
Marien Deming. Edwin Clifferd,
Miss Nera Vernen. Jehn T. McNary,
3113 Flera Newton, Geerge Beach,
Mibts Hattle Bclteur, Geerge Marien,
31IS3 Ada Sanferd, Bella Baldwin,
Alice Vcrl, Marie Lcgres.
IN THE
MARBLE HEART.
NEW and ELEGANT WARDROBE,
APPROPRIATE SCENERY.
AD3II&SION 35, BO and 75 cents.
RESERVED SEATS 75 cents.
Chart new open and scats may he secured at
Opera Heuse office. m2-3td
PUBiaC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUKNI-TURE.-On
THURSDAY, MARCII 9, 1882.
in the Northern Market HeflSb, corner el
North Queen and Walnut street, will
be sold tables, chairs, rockers, sofa, lounge,
mirrors, pictures, window shades, stoves and
pipes, two extension tables, full cottage set,
veranda chairs, wardrobes, wasbstands, mat
tresses, garden urns and banging baskets, a a
let of gas fixtures, and a variety of articles net
enumerated.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock, p. m., when
terms will be made known by
-SILAS n. FOBRY,
JOHND.8KILES,
Administrators et the estate of the late Wm.
L. Pciper, dee'd.
Henbt Shtbiet, Auctioneer. .
H.L.FRUtxT,6lerk, jBfrftOSJfAW
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