LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER THURSDAY. MARCH 16 1882.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
et n kkuulau vuiuiespendisnck.
Attains Along tins Susquehanna Clcauli:
In and Around Hie Roreugh I'lcucc up
by the Intelligencer's Iteperier.
The Columbia's ball this evening will
tc a fiue affair.
The box-sheet for Saturday nighf.-i cn
teiia'mment is" rapidly filling up, and per
r. jus desiring geed seats had better pro pre
euro them at once. -
Our young Ceatabiau's premise tli2in-s-elvcstoe
much pleasure this summer. A
beat club, yacht club and a baseball club,
being in pre.pcct.
"Hague's .Stilish Minstrels,' ene of the'
best burnt cork tieupcs en the 1 eat), will
aipr,ar in th( opera house thib evening. A
Jargc au'.iiene.: should greet them. a-. :.
i"ie tieat is i:i stoic.
Mxt H.J'.d.iv evening llr-.v. Lsterlirie
will j reach in the Uethel church, a special
serme-i ' i'ntnani Circle, Xe. 113. The
leig'- mef.R in th"ir room in the Herald
builti-ir at G:.'', ). from v,i.c:e 'hey v.ili go
toil:'! ciurclt in a body.
l'.Y-!:ciitT!"iiit;c 'shaving hid old hetm -stet'.
m Cherry s'.e.-t iixed up, ami v.'iil
mevt i.ite it a1; s : :is il is finished. Frem
tept-i buttem r:,J..ii.:.asv going en. P.ihil
er.sau.l pap'!ih.ing'' ar-j irmly at work,
a'i I vln:!! cenipleti'd tiic sheriff will have
ei.e ej
1- vii.
Tne v
the ha!i'.iKn:iCst house", ins'.dc, in
Vealhei ve-ie:-.!.t.' was CKlrCIlK'lv.
,i
si.'-Jirceaive. :-.i v i.-:i t'p: wiioie ;av.
it hat by veni'ig w.i'.Kin was very bad.
Tne pavements weie a r-lippry as ih'.s-'.
A 111 1- ii! in ejn.ssiiii; at Thiid and Union
sircf, sdipp (1 ami N-i!. Shu could net
iegai-i an ere :t, position and it was- thought
ii: r U was broken, but we haw since
Ican-cI it was only a badsptain.
A .mike m tii J"rell!iict:ify.
A ,.;ied joke was put. r.p cm f'am Matt
Kridy yesterday by A. .1. KnitiTmati, esq.
As reported last evening lvccch tee!: lic
tramps te jail, one of then: being a jelly,
whole-seuled fellow. West of loiintville
he was accesled by Mr. KaufTir.au, who
asked him if he was willing te have some fun
An affirmative answer being given, he
was tehl that at Meuntviile a man would
beard the Ir.iin by ihvj name of Sam Malt
Fridy, at the mum time giving his dcsciip?
t:en ; that when he eutered the car
the ttamp should ;et up, shake him J
by the hand and make himself j
gci.ii.iiiy pleasant, as .uonutviile r Ti
dy did enter the car anil was no
foeiu r in than his hind was grasped by
thcii imp who exclaimed : ' Why, Sam,
new tin yni:
heanl th.il
de ! Hew is the family? Just
you've get another one? (re-
foiling li .Mr.
lTew'.s biisiiKss
Fiitly's youngest child).
and ended up by asking
for ten cents. Fridy did net knew what
te make of the matter until the leuil laugh
ter of the passengers gave the joke away.
rjhc traii'p gut his ten cents. Mr. ICuuff
man want rd te knew if the tramp wis
one of the men who helped Fridy iu tin
county, when In was working for ',.. (,'
tien.
lertiU!?li lltiilsct
J)Ir. Jehn S. Given and family return t
Columbia te-. lay or te morrow, te peima
nently Nettie. About a year age he mevrd
from heie te Dever, Delaware, where he
has since made his residence.
Tramp. iu the lockup last night. Fisher,
" M-eh 1 ; all discharged.
An i.eci'lent lcsulted fn.ni a snev, -balling
mat -ii at sehoei this riiernii!';. A number
of the be, s v.eie ttirewin at eaeii ether,
when one was struck above the eye with
one of them. The flesh above the eye was
laid open two inches, making a painful
and seiieus wi-und.
Gee. Gieiiieh, of the It. ec C. It. 11.,
while coupling e.ir-t at the Lancaster junc
tion, en Tuesday, h . I his rigiit iian'd se
verely .smashed.
The se.-ahl.-' hi the armor te night
premise ts be a grand success, as every .
prcpaiaii-iu has been mad" te render th:
occasion i;ta!-ur,;b!e.
A p.elc"Mek was ieit ou market tliis
morn tig by a woman who can hardly bear
thelejs. Tee fi.sih; will be rewarded bj
leaving ir, with Mr. C. btiawbridgc.
Marl.ct was peer this ni'irnin, batter
ar.d produce scarce.
The t-1 ial: muu is said te have created a
sensati n in the upper part, of town last
night.
The committee appointed by Ce. C. te
confer upon ihekind of cnteitainmcut the..
company v. iil have en their fifth anniver
sary, mret at the Franklin heasq this
'jvening at (5:t50 o'clock.
tlr. Samuel Cailei, who ha;.b3en hing
seriously ill siuce the heljdajs is irco irce
ci ing.
T!ie Haiu; uiiaslreis made a line street
parade t-day.
Th m ats tin the Library cnteitaiem-.'.-it
aie si-Iheg rapidly.
Mis. C. rdathiett celebrated her Kit.':
bii thda yesterday evening by a nice little
part v. Th" ivrning was .-pent verv pleas
antly
Tin ee 1 -.its were towed Jreui V,Tiight.
villethis morning by the lime beat ; t lit y
will be sent te Pert Deposit.
Ike lishermen of Columbia an: making
exteusivc preparations for the coming shad
season. Already a shanty has been built
, , .'.. u , . ,, . .
en the dam and the "catch ' inemises te
be the l.uj
st for many pree'ediug year?.
NcliWviile l.ycf.uin.
.ew, that the school Gcajt.ii through .
the country distsicts is approaching its
end, the literary societies die out with it.
The Xeli'sville lycettm will close en Fri
da jr evening, the 17. Their weekly liter
ary exercises were al ways we'd appreciated,
lint up n this last occasion a pregramme
is arranged, surpassing all previous attain
ments. . ltebt. Ii. Kisk, ciii., will deliver
an address upon the subject of " popular
Fallacies" and Fref. Fritz's e; chest :a
will be in attendance te enliven the occ.t ecc.t
? ion. A geed audience is expected.
Slander Sultt.
Vest i
rdav Samuel Esiilemtu
eiiieree a
complaint of slander against Adam C.
buyd-.-r. el .ilai tic Ferge. Ihe complain-,
aut alleges (hat the defendant charged
him with selling unsound meats. lie lays
his d.imagcs at $3,030. Deputy SherilF
Strinc ai rested the defendant.
Vfiltner IIcfs, Jehn M. Bachman ;ii.d
Hiram Warfcl, who arc charged by Ilcity
Kush, of Pequca township, with slande'V
were arrested yesterday by the sheriff, and
they gave bail in the sum of S",O0'L
TUADDKUS STEVEN.
I
"He Was n t,'.itSe' Key."
Mr. Stewart Y. Purdy, of Philatlelphia,
the mauaiiiug agent of the proposed new
illustrated iiistery of Luicasicr county, I
has been for a short time past stepping at
the btevens house, mis morning lus wife
made him the happy father of a little
boy ; and as Master Purdy is tin fust child
born it! the .Stevens house, he has been
very apjirepmtely nam"' Thaddeus Ste
vens.
i'unerul of Urayten Ueimcr.
The funeral of Bray ten A. Geudor, aged
:il years, seu of B. B. Geader. of Stra
htirg borough, toot place en Wednesday
afternoon at 1 o'clock, and despite the
inclemency of the wea'.hfr, was largely
attended liy sytnpathiziug friends. Ser
vices were rendered by Jolni-Ivehr, at the
Lutheran church en Main street. In
terment at the Lutheran cemetery.
flniini in 1, hi. caster.
'Jehn IL Deak, of Alteena. accempauied
by his wife, anived in Lancaster this
morning, bringing with them the lcmain
of their sis-ycar-elJ boy, who died ;u
Alteena. of ccaiict fever. June 7th, last.
Tl-e body was rn-interred in Woedwnrtl
lull cemetery. Mr. Deak is a bretlier of
Mrs. J. K. Smaling, et this city.
LANCASTER. GRADUATES.
At llie College of Pharmacy aud at Ilaunc
mann. The fcixty-firat annual commencement
of the Philadelphia College of Phar
macy, was held iu the Americau Academy
of 5lusic en Wednesday evening. The
graduating class numbered 11 . of who
(IS were from Pennsylvania and t n
from Lancaster namely, "Wm. Otteibeiu
Frailey and Benjamin Franklin Shell.
The subject of Mr. Frailey's ihesis was
" Drugs used as diet for the sick." Mr.
Shell's subject was "Comparative value of
benzein aud sterax." -lieth gentlemen
graduated with high honors. The pre
gramme of the commencement entertain
ment consisted of music by the Germania
orchestra ; the conferring el degrees by
the president of the college ; the award -of
piizes, and "va'ccltctery address bv P. of.
Samuel P. Sadtler, Ph. D.
A. E. Frautz, formerly of L,it easier,
who has during the past two years been re
H.ling with his brother, Dr. J. 1 Frautz,
in Wilmington, Del., graduated at the
tliiriy-femlh annual commencement of the
llaniicmaiiu Medical college, Philadelphia,
which was held in the Academy of Muie
Tuesday .morning. Dr. Frautz will prac
tice with his brother iu Wilmington.
i;uiiGLAiiy.
Tim Alleged lturiur Arrested.
Duffy Myers, a youngster well known in
police circles, was arrested last, night at
his home, near the upper end of North
Queen sticet, by Officer Adams, en a com
plaint of burglary made agaiir-r. him by
Sjintifl Gibsen, who lives en the Lititz
pike, near the northern boundary of the
city. It appears that Mr. and Mrs. Gib Gib
ten, who live alone, were absent from
their home yesterday afternoon, and that
during their absence, a neighbor
woman saw Myers enter the house
through oue of the windows aud
leave it by the same way. Mr. Gib Gib
eon was informed of the matter en his re
turn home, and en examining the premises
found that a few de lars had been taken
irem the clock case where he had placed
it for safe keeping. Myci.s was arrested
without diiliculty as he was in bud when'
ibe officer called ie.- him. The stolen
money was net found. The accused was
locked up for a heiring before Alderman
Samson.
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xreiiaugli Coining iliit. Rarnusu Net.
Mr. It. G. IJa.ll, contracting agent of the
' liarnura-Londenciicu.-, ami Mr llobin-en,
' of the Fercpaugh, were in this city this
j morning. ThelJaruum show was te have
: app.-ared heie during the month of Apii',
i but thiy have caucellcd their date and
, have made arrangements with the Fore Fere
j augh show, by whiph the latter will ap
1 jicar here en April 21. The Fercpaugh
men will take the bill beards, &:., rental
j by liarnum, and for that leasen the two
agents are traveling together te a number
of towns wheie Barnum had madoarrange madearrange
', meats te appear. Mr. Robinson will re
inin te tiiis city next week, and it will be
but a couple of weeks until, the city is cov
ered with glittering circus paper auuouuc auueuuc
tag The coming el old Adam. 15. ileum's
show will be here later iu the year.
ling-je'-. ."Uin.s'.rcls.
Hague's IJtitisii operatic miu.iliel:; a-
jicarcil bel'eie a Jari;e and delighted audi
, ence in Pulton opera lieasj laht night.
The performance did net vary materially
from that :;ivv-:i en their feimer isit this
season, am! the cnlettaintncnt in its details
and as a whole, may be prouennc.d
without risk of denial the most thoroughly
artistic ever i ven here by a minstrel cr
' anizatien. The music, which is made
the leading feature of the prrfermauce,
was oi'."CvPlieiial quality, lieth as reijanis
- the selections and their execution, while
the second part abounded in eiunv amu.-
ine; fealuic-5. Ilairua's minstreis will :il-
;va;..s be s-.tt;'' of a eeidial v.'tleeme i". L'.ii
eastt i.
!:'.!eas t'erp:ie.
!' i.ire Judge Livingston, at half-past
two o'clock this afternoon, was taken en a
wsit of habeas corpus, a litHe ney named
V,rm. Miller, son of Geerge Miller, liucl:
ster, who resides en Mulbetry street. rl l'C
writ was issued at the instance of Geerge
, Miller, the father, who deposed that the
child .was uidawfullly detained in
; the custody el Sarah Denakcr, its
grandmother en the mother's side. It ap
peals that the child's mother is dead, and,
.-inee her death, the graud mother has had
charge of the child and refused te give it
; up Tlie father prays the' C'Hitt te order
that the child be surrendered te him. The
'"fetiit made au order surrendcriii'jr the
child fe it", father.
Emldcn Deata.
died l-ather suddenly of heart
. I. din
disease this morning, at hi.; -.cshlcnce, Xe.
:'w4 West Orange sheet, aged about 41
year-, lie was well known and highly re
spected. Fer twenty years or mere he
was engaged as a mI!-hand in ene of the
cotton facterirs. His family consists of a
wife, the daughter of the late Peter Leng,
inl several childicn. He suffered for .some
ijj!C pt with h
i ..,,. ,. 'f ,.
t lr ItOL UIHAI.I.U
j
cart disease and his tieat h
ted.
, llrniiglit, In en an 'Attachment.
Isaac Itcitcr, iesidiugatSctisenig't;miilr,
none T ITjJIrttwJ T'I who f -i lill'ii titl'fUl
. iu ill .ii-t i iiiii.iiei. it nil ii.i in inki i. : i it ii
.-, ,, ofe, . . ,p n ,,;... !n ... ",,.,
of Jacob 'durr, deceased, but fjiiled te
respond, was this morning brought into
: court en an attachment, and made te pay
i the costs.
Tim ISiue )ey.
j Win. itintz, the hey who was dyed with
j ana'inc by Jehn Shell, was net, as stated
i yesterday, an employee of the Slackwatcr
; paper mill, though he has beeu leafing
around the mill lately and has been diiveu
; from the mill several times.
lr. l.mnett's Ileuui.
The execution of Dr. Lamson has been
fixed for April 4. It is stated that the
treasury authorities have received infor
mation leading them strongly te suspect
that. Dr. Lamson is guilty of ether serious
crimes.
it is net SIinw'8 Itedy.
A ii:s;).itcli received by ?ayer MacGotJ MacGetJ
3 from Chief Deichlcr, dated Yerk, 51
el
o'clock this aftestioen, states that the bedj
rcfeiird te in the dispatch printed chc
where is net tint el Shaw, t'.ic murderer.
I Assault aiiil HJattcr.v.
j Fer assault and battery en C'hrifitinii
iNixdeif, Jehn Bcckct, et Beaver street,
1 has been held in bail' for court bv Aldtr-
mau Barr.
.Gun Iti'eken.
Seme ene went into the ofiice of Judge
iavingsten during his" tthsencc this aft.er
n mn am! broke the stock off his valuai le
d mblc-b.'.nellcd gun.
ISelorettio 3Iiijnr.
This morning the mayor had two drunks,
who were sent out for .short terms, aud
several vags were discharged.
Tite New County History.
The new history of Lancaster county, of
which our readers may have heard men
tion lately, as proposed by the publication
house of Everts & Peck, and te comel'rom
the press of J. B. Lippiucett & Ce., will
be prepared with au especial reference te
gathering and preserving valuable local
lore, family genealogies, and the interest
ing memories and incidents in the eaily
history of the county and its 'settlement;.
These pet liens of the county heretofore
neglect rd will bp, in the plan of this work,
fully treated, aud every township will have
its separate history, independent of the
general narrative. Laucastcr county, one
of the largest and richest counties in the
commonwealth, deserves te have one of
best (the best, if possible) histories ever
published in the state.
Amusements.
" The Hauler's ZfaijrWer." Cellier's combi
nation, which has been successfully playing
tills greatest of Krenson Heward's works ler
a censeentlve perle J of three year.i, will pre
sent it ut Kaltea opera hoase en Saturday
lirglit. THe piece estalm'shed itself in tlie
laver et the Lancaster pub'Jc en Its prcj'ieus
production here, and the Philadelphia Times
says et the changes that have been made in
tlie company : 'Cellier's JJanker's Daughter',
combination, Strengthened by the addition et
that capital actor, Charlc3 11. Therno, present
ed Krenson Heward's popular play iu an
almost faaltless meaner. Miss Uoigarde is one
of tlie best Lillians that have been seen here
ami Mr. Tlierne played Jehn Strebelew se
well that be received ii ii enthuUa-tic cull be
fore tlif crrtfrin.''
neon notice::;.
'.'.e'.n.-; I.at ItciliBtic Nevel.
'I he mysteries ei ia court of Lern-, Napo Nape
leon, by j;in!le Zeai, just published by T. It.
Petersen & i!'rether, l'lithidclplila, is a rea
listlv novel, written ia the style that has made
Zela f.iinoiie the v.'crid ever. It lays bare ir.
thrilling language the inner life, intrigue.
Vices and corruptions of the Court et Leuis
Napeleon, and these who formed it. The cor
ruptions et the time ar.i pictured with no un
certain lutnd. and pcn-uu'Miik portraits et
well-known public men et the period are
given in abundance, t'ndcr transparent tlin
guies can be icadily recognized these who
were e.t onee thi. ch'cf upholders !nd de
streyers ei the list Nnpoli'enlc empire. DeJ
Meray is -s'mrply draw.i. and there ligiue in
the work an intriguing iHir American et
whein.tbi! newxpap'ji-n hau had much te say.
It i) published iua huge square duodecimo
volume, paper cover, price 73 cents, mid will
be len'nd ler .:le by 'booksellers, at news
stands, and en railroad trains, or copies ei it
will be front, te anyone, te any place, at once,
en leinittin;; the price In a letter te the pub
lisher', T. 5!. Pelcwm k P.reihfis, Philadel
phia. Pa.
-. i -j:ci. 1 1. -V O 37 V12S.
MiOllmely lleaulilti:.
A pair et beautiful Sun-flowers en Lavl-v.-lll
ti.i mailed irec te any lady who will send
Jen t-cnt.s iu nes'.itgc s!i:rnjs or money te Dr. (:.
l:iiien. Ne. 1U-; Kulaw St. Jialtlmere.Md.
1-C Nerlh l.ut.i.v "-In-i-l it illimeiv, .11:1.
" mlC'JwtlA'v
A puie Btreiigil.cnieg tonic, free from
whisiry an'i alcohol. n!i's dyspep-li, and sim
ilar diseases. Iu ' - never he.-n equalled.
I!re n'3 Iren ililie.-. mKMwd.tw
i. elit it. i.. t.'ue :. i' nrng Mure, I.'J7 Nr.rlil
Que."'i slr.-ei. ler .'.,-.v. Fseei.iu.i's Srir V V
lieiic' Vita. I or l.ri''li!r.e.-:i ami linrability et
e i.eiy imp-jnaleil. Celer from 2 te f pound-.
ntri .-iii.n-in l.r.'.ii.:i -.iii-l deruri:
cet'.! . .
i'riee. 15 I
DocJine et .".Ian.
Impotence et mind, limb, or vilal fanetien,
nervous weakness, sexual debility &c, cured
by V.'ella' Health Iteuuwer. SI. Fer sj.-2 at
Jehn V. Leng ic Sens.
ft. Cultyli '
ui.i or Mi.e i ::rai -aei::i.
ck-c-t lrcquentiy icsmti in an
In. I
e,:i.
1.V..V
tl:e
i'-:i :
" L'ing -I ipea'-r r.r Consumption.
', jrotie!i:al T'reehe.- ile ;iet illitrdir
ii'-.eh like eene;li "i riyj and balsam-!.
iiicetlj e:i
i:il:aiiiedpait-:,a'.
aying
K-liia!
'lrvitat'eii, give lelii-1'
Coughs, Ciiianh, uinl
Iu -tlllll-!, Ifri:
the 'i'lire.H Tieiible;-
which Singer.--mid Public Speaker tiicsubieet i
te. for thirty year- ISrewn'a P.renchial
Titit-:.! ln.ve iir.-n recouiiueadet by phjvi-e.iaa-
an 1 iiiw.:j, i.lv- pi-rli t:i .:iUsr:ictie:i. I
Having be-n test:'!! by wide ar.d re:e-t.::il u-e '
,-.,.. ,,,. ...4y utuiv.) genev.'.l.rs), they have at-
tallied we' .!!ri?ed r:e;k :::.fii thefewstuiile I
rr.medie- t.i
l!V'V Wilt fl
the
SO'.! at 2 eelltv Ii box
iSUdT" liAb.lVW
Timtilci.
Thei.tas Hew.isil. ISr.idtprd. Pa., write-: "I
encode money ler Spiiug l!10:sein. as I said I
would it iteiire.l me: my dyapep-ia has van
ialied witliall iis fiyinptein-. Many than W : I
shall never ha without it in the heue.'' Price
"0 eent-J. Fer Sale ill I!. IS. Cochran's drug
-tore. K7 Nertii Q-ieeu street, Lancaster.
front J.vcr.v!ii:re.
II aey invaliit or sick person has the least
tteaiit id the power and clllciej- el Hep Bit
ters te euro them, they can And cases exactly,
like their own, in their own neighborhood,
with proof positive that th.iy can be easily
and permanently cured, uln. trifling cost or
ask your druggist or physician.
Grei:xw:cii; Feb. 11, lsS.i.
li-qi Eitlcri t'ti. Siiy 1 was given no by
the doctors te die of ?cri-ful:i. consumption.
'1 we bettlei et your ititter-t cured me.
m:5-'Jud.tw . Litr.eT f.ur.wi.i:.
: T "
11 V luell ;
Hew
llitle--'
l'ik. .-
abbiud te v-Iiclze v. ithaceu
ileniy of Ilorehemid and T.ir will cure.
1 n:l: 'lie Di.p. eiiiv in er.e miuut 7.
mll-ltIet)dAw
JL-.t-L'S ' KflETAnLU Mt'iUAS llAlK liKMSWUll
is a seiciiti'iic combination of souieof the mi st I
peuertul reter.illvi' agents in the vegetab.c !
kingvle'ii. It lest ores gray hair te its original j
cler. Il muki'M the 3!n!p v. bile aud tlean. It j
curt tl tiidruit and lium-irs. and falling-out
of the hair it lurni&bi'a the nuttitive pirn- '
fiple by '.vhieti th" hair is nourished anil sup- '
perted: It makes the hair moist, s'dt and I
glossy, uud is unsurpassed as a hair dres-ing,
eminent medical men, and pftteially ender.-ed
bv the State -saver of Massachusetts. The
popularity of Hall's Hair Itencwer has In- j
creased with the test of many years, both in
thi3 country and in foreign lands, ami it is .
new known and m-e ! ia all the civilized ceun- I
tlie-et I he world. Fer :ilc by all dealers.
mlO-lwdced&vv !
SMn il!-cnses Cured
liy Dr. Fr-izicr's Magic Oistmest. Ciircs.ua '
if liy magic pimples, black heads or grubes, '
bletclie and eruptions en the face, leaving j
the skin clear, healthy and beautiful. Alse i
cures itch, baiber'.s i'cli, salt rheum, tetter.
ringworm, scald head, chapped bands, sere
nipples, sere lips, old, ob tinatii ulcers and
sores &c.
skis DiSBar:.
i
Drake. esi., t. luveland, O., fulleied beyond
all tli'.-criptien from a skin disease winch aj:
pcared en his hands, bead and face, and nearly
destroyed hi j eyes. The moil careful doctor
ing had failed te help him, and after all had
failed he used Dr. Frazicr'P Magic Ointment
and was cured by a few applications.
The llrsd and only positive euro for sMn
diseases ever discovered.
Fer sale, by il. IS. Cochran, 1.J7 .tint 1.J Nei th
Queen street. Lancaster.
II UN It Y & CO., Sele Proprietor.-.
. Ci Vct-ey Street, NewYeak
Fer itlind, ISleeding, Itching or Ulceiateii
Piles, De. V, ii.i.iam's I;:diax Pile Oixtmevtis
a sure cure. Piiee $1.00, by mail.. Fer sale at
I Cochran's Drug store. febi7-MS.Thd&w
KIViCUISD I'lCO.'.l DCATli
The fi.llev.ing-taleinent of William. I Cough Ceugh
liu, of Semervilie, .iI:i-., is ye remarkable that
we beg ti. ask for it the attention of our read
ers. He says : " Jn the lail of 1S70 I was taken
with a violent bleeding of the lungs followed
by a severe cough. I seen bp;:iii te lese my
anpeii'.eand tie-li. I win sn weak, at one time,
mat I could net leave my bed. In tlie. summi r
et is;7 I was adnirUed te the City Hospital.
Wbi'.i: there the doctors said I lt.nl a hole in
my left iang as big as a half cellar. 1 expend
ed ever a huniired dollars m doctors and med
icine. 1 was ue far gene at one time a. rcpe t
v en: around that 1 was dead. I gave up hope,
but a friend told ineel Du. Wsi. Hall's P.alsa
per. the Luxes. I lat.ghed atmylriends, think
ing tlr.it my case was incurable, but I get a
bottle ie satisfy them, when te my surprise
and gratification, 1 eouinfeneed te leel better.
My hope, once dead, began te revive, and to
day I feel in belter spirits than I have tlie past
three years.
' 1 write this hoping you will publish it. se
that everyone atllicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced te take Dr. Win. Hull's Ilalsam
ler ,thu Lung.', and be convinced that con cen
sutiii'.i,n can be cured. 1 have taken two
bottles and can positively say that it has done
mere geed than all ether medicines I have
taken since my sickness. My cough has al
most entirely disappeared and I shall seen be
able te go te work." Sold in Lancatcr at
Cochran's. Drug Stere, 1117 aud 133 North Queen
sue - iv2S-lvtlcedTliw2
Cei.d::k"s Licbig's Liquid Extract,of Bcel
and Tonic Ir.vigorater. Asa tenicin all cases
of debility and weaknes?, cmnet be surpassed.
, lnll-lwdced.Cw
It is the most economical preparation ever of- ueucc, .me..w ..n .uu ireH im i euuj w
fered te the public, as its ctleeis lcmain a long f 1"S l "' o'clock, trem there te proceed te the
time, mafctmfenlvan ecasienu) applieatiuii ! "ai Ial ground at Middle Creek. The services
neccg-iirv. "it .is' r cemiuendcl and used by , will be held at one o'clock in the afternoon.
Balmy odors from Spice Islands,
W"fd by thetrepic breeze;
fcOZuOXT in hcaltliful fragrance
Ciomet be surpassed by these.
TV'.th i- w I. itens, purifies;
lu .i ; r.-t it if you're wise.
mU-lwdeeUTTli&S&w
Nobody enjoys the nicest surroundings if in
bad health. There are miserable people about
te-day te, whom a bottle et Parker's Ginger
Tonic would bring mere solid comfort than
all the doctor they have ever tried. See ether
column. ml-lmdcod&cew
" sicin I)l-.eaen " uiA-eri by Dr. Svtayne'
Ointment'.
What ia mere distressing than an obstinate
skin disease, and why, persons should setter a
single hour when they have a sure cure In
"Swayne'sOintment " is past our comprehen
sion. The worst cases et tetter, itch, salt
rheum, or that annoying complaint, itching
piles, yield te its wenderiul all-healing quali
ties. Pimples en the face and blotches en the
skjn are removed by ulng this healing oint
ment. Perfectly safe and harmless, even en
the meit tender infant. Itching Piles Symp
toms are moisture, intense itching, particu
larly at night after gettim: warm in bed ;
ether parts are sometimes affected. Swayne's
Ointment pleasant, sure cure. Dr. Swayne &
Sei 5! North Seventh street,. Philadelphia,
Pa., te whom all letters should be addressed.
S'lUI l.v all prominent drugsists.
Jan20-:;mdTThiF&ws
" A Werd te Hie Wlse Is Suillclcnt." An
elleetive and agreeable remedy for the treat
ment of Catarrh. Hay Fever andatarrlial
Deafness is Ely's Cream Palm. A snre cure.
Cream Halm effect uully cleanses the nivtil
lia.'sages of catarrhal virus, causing healthy
Sfcietiens, allays inflammation and iriitatien,
preteels the nieiiibrniiiil linings of the head
from additional colds, completely heals the
sores and restore the sense et taste and smell,
lleiieilcial results are realized by a low appli
cations. A thcrengh treatment as directed
will euie Catarrh. As a household remedy ter
cold in tlie head it is unequulea. The Palm is
easy te use and agreeable. Sold by druggista
at SO cent. Mn receipt of f.O cent t will mail a
package.
ELY'S CUKAM UALU VO., OiWCge, N. V.
l'ei Miln by Lancas'i-r Druggists.
ThapJ-it&w Th
!i:;n:cy-.s vaiuv.uav salvi:.
Tim Se-t Salve in the world for cul.-, bruiser,
sores, ulcere, salt rheum, tetter,chapped hands,
e'lllbiains. corns and nil kinds et skin eruption-
lreckles and iimple.s. The salve is
. i.:..:iieed ti give perlect eatlsfactien in
every chc or money refunded. Ue sure you
gel Henry's Carbolic Salve, as all ethers arc
hut Imitations and counterfeits. Price 3 cents.
:-'el I in Laneasler at Cochran's Drug Stere,
'. .7 u .. North Queen street.
tnit Ausel'K Visit A T:e et "Hekii
flulll.',
IJliincne called en Kate, ene pleasant day.
and iennd lier i-ad and diuldng, dearest friend,
onee. bright and gay, new scarce could keep
1 1 eutcrying; ler, 'eh," ,he said, "'tis a dis
grace te see with scrofula, my lace se badly
tisaned !" then .-aid her triend, 'Jtesadalis will
your troubles end." iilanelic called en Kate
r.ether day and found her once mere blithe
and gay, her face as radiant, skin as lair, as
any maiden's anywhere. Fer pkin diseases
aud impure bleed, theie's nothing in the
world sogeod as Itesadalis, it drives away all
sktn di-erdcTs, humor, tiny, it tones the sys
tem, cures your ills and banishes all doctor's
bills: Sold in Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
Stere, l'7 and l."D North tjiieen street.
iv30-lydeed&v.-J
1'ilcs! Piles! l'ilcs !
A fcure cure leuml at last! Ne ene need
Miller 1 A bure cure for ISilnd, Bleeding, Itch
ing and Ulcerated Piles lias been discovered
by Dr. William (an Indian remedy), called Dr.
Will Iain's Indian Ointment. A single box has
cured the worst chieuic eases et 25 or SO years
I standing. Ne one need suffer Htc minutes
I alter applying this wonderful seething medi
I ceie. Lotions, instruments and electuaries de
(mere iiatin than geed. Williams Ointment
j absorbs the tumors, allay.s the intense itching
(purlicnlatly at night utter getting warm in
j bed), acts as a peultice.glves instant and pain
! Ic relict, and is prepared only ler Piles, ilch
j Inget the private parts, and for nothing elic.
' Head what the lien. J. M. Cefflnberry, of
! Cleveland, says about Dr. William's Indian
' Pile Ointment : I have used scores et Pile
Cures, and itallbt-ds me pleasure te say that
! I have never found anything which gave such
I immediate and permanent ruliet as Dr. Wil
j Ham's Indian Ointment.
Fer sale by II. 15. Cochran, 137 and 13'J North
I Quceu street. Price, $1.(M. Ilr.snv & Ce., Pro Pre
! prluters. 02 Vesey Street, New Yerk,
lcb2!-Tu&Fdftw
JJEATllS.
Kr.Ei:.-In this city en tlie lStli iii'-t.,
t.,.,,., : ln Jri.l vi.nr nf liw;iwe.
Jehn
I . .u-, ... .... .V - j.... -..u0 .
Netice of funeral hereafter.
Siikkiseb. in this city, en Match II, ISsj,
Mrs. Kllen Shreincr, widow of thelate Charles
F. Shreincr.
The relatives and friends of the family .are
respeetlully invited te attend the funeral,
from her late residence. Ne. S7 East .Tames
street, en Friday niternoen at 'i4 o'clock. In
terment at Shrcincr's cemetery. ir.lt-3td
Pevkr. In this city, en March 15. lSJ. Mis.
Culliuiinc ltiivi'v, widow et tne late Jtiepli
Ileyer, in fie 7s:hye.ir et h-jr age.
Kelatives and friends are respectfully in
vited te attend the funeral from her late rcsl-
'.ltd
reLtric-iL.
T.tlC ,1VU Ctl.MMISS50Nr.K.
r
WILLIAM ELLMAKEK,
Ot Kail township. Subject te the decision et
the Democratic county convention, m'itcd&w
KOSt .JOKY Ctt.i:iSSIONKIt:
BENJAMIN HUBER.
Eighth ward. City. Subject te the decision of
the Democratic Ceuntv Cenvcntinn.
mailO-tcU&w
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I 17 i
i
Ji:ttv ee:MMissiOM:i. ,
JEP.OME B. SIIULTZ,
tit hlizabethtewn borough. Subject te the
decision of the Democratic county conven
tion. " mO-tcd&w
xjnr Avrj:iiii8HjBJiXi-8.
-TANTKb.-AFKWACTlYKIJOYSnOSI
t Ie te l.'i vc:irs of age. Applv tit tlie
mlii-'Jtil "LANCASTKU IiOL'T WOKKS.
'LEKOYMAN'S SORE THROAT, OK
"Chronic Pharyngitis. In these cases
I the voice becomes veiled at times, then muf-
lled and hearse. These symptoms continuing,
iL uceuiiu n ii iii.iLii. ill tuuieun.v in tjieai. ju .i
clear, dUtinct tone, and the olfert te de se Is
painful. The voice may he a deep bass in the
'morning, and gradually rises in pilch te a
shrill screech in the course et the day. All dis
eases of eve. ear and threat treated success
fully by OILS. II. II. and A. M.-LONUAKEU.
Oflice. ia East Walnut street, Lancaster. Con
sultations tree. mlG-Std
PUDL1C SAUK OP CITY fKOPERTY,.
On THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1882, .
at 7 o'clock p. m., will be sold at the Grape
hotel, that Valuable Prencrtv. Ne. 18 Seuth
DukeSt., with finely built two-story BRICK
SLATED RESIDENCE, with large back build,
ing and attachment ; contains 12 rooms, wide
hail, prevision cellar, plastered light dormer
rooms ; first lloer and basement kitchen, bath
room, water closets and sewer connection.
Side and rear alley ways, yard with fruit, rear
piazza, and .ether iniprevcuicnts. Property,
very desirable und centrally located for all
u es. Possession and clear title will be given
April 1, 1S52. Attendance will be given and
terms made known liy
HEIPSOFMRS. ANNA P.itEXEMAN. Dee'd.
Sam'l Hess, Auct. ml&18dR
$500 K:'
WARD.
The Commissioners et Lancaster County
will pay
FIV3 ULTNDRED DOLIiARS
FOR THE ARREST AND CONVICTION OF
JAMBS SHAW,
Who murdered his wife March 7, 1882, near
Bart-ville. Celcrain township, Lancaster
county. Pa.
SHAW is an Irishman by birth, about 55
years of aire. .1 Feet. IO or 11 Inches In
ueight; weight about 1J0 pounds. His hair is
jet black, unit had a tapering chin beard mixed
with grey. His coat and vest were black, and
his trousers a navy blue; his hatadark slouch.
His lrent tectli are large and slightly decay
ed ; lias a scar ever right eye about Ivi inches
in length. mll-lwiLtw
JV'IT JLD rJMtTlSEJl&yTS.
"tTTANTED. A STOBT BOY. 15 TO 17
y V vears old. te learn Carriage Fainting at
PniLIP DOEKSOM'S Carriage Factory.
It liC and 123 East Kins St.
"VTOTICE. XHtS SCSIJUBHaSsA AJfO
1.1 Tide Water Canals will be open ler Navi
gation en and after March 22, 1SS2.
ml5-3td IL1'. SUUUE, Supt.
TTSE ONLY
THE MANHEIM
ROLLER PROCESS FLOUR,
THE IlEST IN TIIK MAUICET.
Fer sale by nil Grocers.
KOkIU
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE KE
ceived at the Mayer's Office up te THURS
DAY, MA1JC1I 1G. nt7p. in., ler the erection
of two Prick Stables; one in the rear of the
Empire (Truck Heuse, nnd the ether in tlie
rear et the Washington Engine Heuse. Spcci Spcci
licatien can be' seen at the Mayer's Office.
Proposals te be addressed" te "The Committee
en Reorganization of Fire Department." The
Committee reserve the right te reject any or
all bids.
ll-3t P.Y OltDKli OF COMMITTEE.
l,l styl.es ok monuments, tomb-
ii, STONES and Cemetery Pests, Counter
Tops, Confectioners' Slabs, Slate Mantels, etc..
en the most reasonable terms.
Doing all the setting et the work myself. I
can guarantee substantial foundations.
NEW AND ORIGINAL DESIGNS.
CHAS. MAK1NSON.
S. K. Cor. S. Prince and Concstega Sts
m 15-1 wtl
PUBL.IU SALK. ON FRIDAY, MARCH
17, 18S2. will be sold by public vendue at
Ne. 2.-.J North Prince street. Lancaster city, a
variety et HOUSEHOLD GOODS, such as Bed
steads. Tables Chairs, Cupboard, Refrigera
tor, Carpets, Leeking Glasses, Parler Heft' cr
Steve, etc., etc.,
.Sale te begin at 1 o'clock p.m., when attend
ance will lie eiVen bv
MltS. I'LIZAP.ETII COX.
15. F. Rewe. Anct. ml3,13,tlCd
pASTER CAims:
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED
EASTER CARDS!
IS OKEAT VA1UUTY AT
L. M. FLYNN'S
j:eujc -ia'jD stationery xtehk,
Nt). 42 West King Street.
PUULIC SALK OTr TWO L.OT3 OJT TO
BACCO. Tilt undersigned will pell at
their warehouse. Nertii Mulberry.and Hairls
liurs Turnpike, Lancaster, Pa., TWO LOTS of
TOUACCO at public Mile, en WEDNESDAY,
MARCH 22, lsSi at le o'clock a. in., for the
purpose efdetraying expenses et storage. Arc.
The nttentlen et tobacco dealers and cigar
makers is called te the sale.
A. S. ROSKNP.AUM & CO.
IJ. F. Rewe, A net. iulU-5til
pUISLlC SALE.
ON FRIDAY, MARCH 17, ies2.-
Will be sold at public sale, at the public house
et Jehn W. Fruntz, in Millersville, Lancaster
county. Pa., tlie following Livestock, te wit :
THIRTY HEAD OF
ALDERNEY & DURHAM COWS,
Nearly all Fresh with Calves by their side ;
FIFTEEN' HEAD OF STOCK BULLS,
TEN llEAK Ol'
YOUNG HORSES AND MULES, .
THIRTY HEAD OF SHOATS.
Above stock was selected with great cure
and are all lirst-class.
A credit efsiivcn months will be givsn. Ne
postponement en account et the weather.
Sale te commence at 12 o'clock m. et sail!
day. when attendance will be given by
H. HESS-.& Se?.', HARRY C. LI.N'TN F.R.
Auctioneers. . ltd
JTOIC 8Al.IL.
OTORR KOO.11 IfOR KI5.ST,
e
AVI'LY TO
PHILIP LEliZELTER,
'ill North Quceu street.
Icb27-tld
I7ARML'OR KENT.
; About 50 Acres et band, iu a high -date et
cultivation, known us the "Jehn R. McGov McGev
ern Farm," situate en l.itttr: Pike, partly in
the city limits. Apply te
BAUSMAN & BURNS,
mli-tld.tllw le Wt.5t Orange street.
F
OR SALE. ANI.'f.ttUNJsK .Mj'JIl'.EK Or
HOUSES, STORES, RU1LDING LOTS, Ac,
efall dese'i:Uieu?, in all lecalitie-) and at all
prices.
NEW CATALOG I'll,
with prices, free te every one.
ALLAN A. ill'RR.ft. CO,
dec.'leUid 3 North Duke street.
PCItLIC SALE OF MdCKSO.N MON
DAY MARCH20, 1SS2. will be -old at pub
lic sale, for th'c ur.dcibigned. xecnteis of
Abraham Peters, deceased, at tins Cooper
Heuse, Lancaster city. Pa., the following, te
wit
10 Shares Farmers National Bank Sleck.
12 Shares Maner I'm iieike Stock.
40 Shares Miilei Lie Street Car Railway Stock.
Sale te commence at 'J o'clock P. M. en ssntd
day, when conditions will be mnilc known by
JACOB G- PETERS,
U.S. SHIRK.
Executers.
Sam'i. Hess & Sex, Auctioneers. . ml5-4td
J-UlIH.IC SALE OP KENTUCKY MULES.
On S VTUKDAY. MARCH IS. 1?.', will be
sold at public sale at Scnsenig's stock yards.
Lancaster, Pa., an extra let of 2(1 HEAD OF
KENTUCKY .MULES, mostly broken. Irem
15).j te P'tj hands high; ;5 let; years old and
cle-cly matched.
A credit of sixty days will be given.
The stock will arrive at the above named
place i n Wedm sduy. March .". Parties are
iniMtetl te call and examine ler themselves.
They will be sold without reserve.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p. in., shnrp.
mPI.l.VtlUd&ltw HOWARD BAILEY.
"OURLIC SALE or A VALUaUlK
COLUMBIA BREWERY,
On FRIDAY, the 2lth day or MARCH, A. D.
13S2. the undersigned, attorney-in-fact for the
heirs of William"!.. Fclper. deceased, will ex
pose te public sale, at the Franklin Heuso. in
the borough of Columbia, that valuable
Brewery and KesUuuant, situated en the nertii
side of Walnut street, between 'Third nnd
Fourth hlrccts, in the borough of Columbia,
designated en the Plan et Old Columbia by
the number 34 : containing in front en said
Walnut street sixty-six feet, and in dcplii te
an alley two hundred and ten leet, mere or
less : aiijelning property of Careline Desch
nnd ethers.
Tlie improvements arc a two-story Brick
Dwelling Heuse, large Uriel. Bicwery, with
Engine. Boilers. Mush Tubs, etc.: Engine
Heuse, Vault, Stable. Wagen Shed, Heg Pen,
Ice Heuse ana ether improvements.
Tlie place is new licensed as a restaurant.
Possession given April 1, 1S82.
Sule te commence at "o'clock P. M., when
attendance will be given and terms made
known by JOHN D; SKILKS.
Attorney-in-Fact for Heirs et Win. L. Peipcr,
Deceased.
15. F. Rewe, Auctioneer. . mlti tsd
Hours a? siiejts.
AUCTION! AUCTION! AUCTION i
OF
BOOTS. AND SHOES
of every description,
THIS EVENING, and will continue every
evening until 'closed out,
AT NO. 13 NORTH O.UEEN ST.
ml5-lta . - F. HIEMEXZ.
LADIES AND GENTS, It' YOU WANT A
Geed and Fine Fitting Beet or Shee
Ready-made or Made te Order, go te
F. HIEMENZ'S,
Ne. 105 Nertii Queen Street.
Custom Werk Specialty. Jy2-ttdSA.H
US TJlXTAIXMJiXTX.
TfULTON OPERA JIOUSK.
SATURDAY EVEMNU, 31ARCH IS.
The. Dramatic Success el tlie Centiuy.
Annual visit of the Fameu?
COLLIER'S
BANKER'S DAUGHTER COMBINATION
Under the auspices of A. M. Palmar. Union
Square Theatre, New Yerk, In Uroiifeen
Heward's Celebrated Play,
As plaved liy this oriranizatien TIIItEK CON
SECUTIVE YEARS The longest iuii en
record.
Elegant Scenery and appointments.
Costumes a la mode
And a Grand Cast.
ADMISSION' 75, 50 and 35 eta. ; Reserved
Seats, 75 cU. Fer sale at trc Opera Heuse
Oflice. ml5-4td
THIRD EDITIOI.
THUB3DAY BVEN'O, MAB. 10, 1882.
BY TELEGBAPH.
PKOPOSKD KKTENCE REPCUTIONS.
The Subject Net Alladad te lu Te-day'
Meeting of the Committee ea Wya
and Meant What Kelley Say.
Washington, March IC Much te the
astonishment of several members of the
committee en .ways and means, at the
meeting of that committee te-day tne sab sab
cemmittee which yesterday agreed te re
port in favor of a general redaction in
internal revenue- taxes, was net called
upon for its report, and the subject of re
ductions was only informally alluded te.
Chairman Kelley said in conversation that
the action of the Republican caucus last
night has had- the effect of modifying te
some extent the views of members who
have heretofore strongly advocated heavy
reductions.
EORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The Valuable Package that AatoeUbed a
I'hllatlelphla Workman tnl Mernlut;.
Philadelphia, MstcIi 16. When the
mail was delivered Yesterday at Disston's
saw works a package was handed te Jehn
R. Baker, who is employed as a
watchman in the establishment. The
envelope bore the imprint of the United
states treasury department, Washington.
On opening it Baker was astonished
te find a note stating that the package
contained checks in settlement for bends
that had been sent te "Washington for re
demption ; that they would be paid upon
presentation at the sub-treasury in this
city, aud that no receipt for them was
necessary. The checks enclosed were one
for $30,000 aud two ethers for smaller
sums, making $40,000 in all. The sur
prised watchman, who has never possessed
a government bend, took the package te a
pelice magistrate, who sent him te the
posteftice, where the letter and enclosures
were handed te the assistant postmaster.
It seems that there are two men bearing
the name of Jehn R. Baker iu the eity di
rectory, and the package had been sent te
the wrong address. But it is stated that
the person te whom the checks were de
livered in the first place could have drawn
the money V.pen identification, and that
great treuble would probably have, been
experienced in securing their return te the
proper owner.-
iHASON.
Taken te llie Albitny Penitentiary.
Albany, N. Y., March 10. Sergeant
Masen arrived at the penitentiary here
this morning.
VVIiut the Sergeant's Counsel Will De.
Washington, March 16. Counsel for
Sergeant Masen sa'ys he will investigate
the subject of Masen's hurried removal
te the Albany prison while motion
for a writ of habeas corpus was
pending. He will also endeavor te
discover whether or net an intention ex
isted ou the part of any authority te de
prive his client of the benefit of such writ.
Counsel intends calling the attention of the
adjutant general of the army te the mat
ter. "Washington, March 10. The fact that
Masen was en his way te Albany was net
known at court when the application for a
writ of Jitibeas corpus was made. His re
meval steps any further proceedings here.
The impression among soldier J at the bar
racks was that he was being conveyed
from the "Washington jail at the request of
his counsel.
REV. DIC. COLEMAN DEAD.
A l.alayetle, Coltcge Professer. Who Was the
Tccl:er of iil en et National Nete.
E asten, Pa., March 16. Rev. Lyman
Celeman, D. D., professor of Latin in
Lafayctic college for twenty years, died
here of paralysis at 2 o'clock this morn
ing tit the age of 85 years.
Ile graduated at Yale in 1817, and was
there the tutor of ex-Secretary of. State
William M. Evarts and "William Adams,
D. D., L. L. D., president of Union theo
logical seminary. New Yerk city. lie was
pastor of the Congregational church at.
Uclchcrtewn, Mass., from 1828 te 1835,
ami .spent the remainder of his life in
teaching, inincipally as professor at An An
dever, Amheist, Princeton and Easten.
He will be buried at Easten.
T-'JILlCCO .Ilia IN CONVENTION.
They Rcxtilve in Farer of tlte Abolition of
Revenue. Dutyenthe Weed.
Washington, March 16. At the to
bacco manufacturers' convention, te-day,
Mr. Scidlcr, of St. Leuis, submitted the
following resolution with the view of test
ing the feeling of the convention, and it
was adopted : .
Reselccd, That in the event of the ' pax
Kagc of the free leaf bill by
Congress it becomes the imperative
duty of the National Tobacco asso
ciation te vigorously agitate fcr
the entire abolishment of all internal
revenue taxes Upen tobacco, in such a
manner as .net te effect injurieuslyly deal
ers therein, hereby pledging our united
efforts, both iu und out of Congress, until
ultimate success is achieved."
Suspected of murdering Ills Partner.
Denvkr, Cel., March 16. A special te
the Tribune, from Lcadvillc, says: "Yes
terday morning, Adelph Gysen reported
that his partner, Albert Walter had been
accidentally killed at their mine, near
here, ou Tuesday night. An investiga
tion, however, shows that the men had
quart el led ou Monday night, and there are
indications that Gysen murdered hi3 part
ner, by striking him a blew en the head.
Xtebbcry and Attempted Murder.
Paris, March 16. A miscreant attempt
ed te murder M. Savignal, inspector of the
national insurance company, by sheeting
him with a revolver in a railway carriage
near the Aries junction en the Lyens rail
way. The would-be. assassin robbed
M. Savignal and made hjs escape.
Te He TTancetl Slarcta 24.
Wilmington, Del., March 16. Governer
Hall, te whom another appeal was made
ou Monday for a respite of Jeremiah Har
rigan, has again declined te grant the
respite and the condemned man will be
hanged Mareh 24.
Randall nnd the Pniladelpbla Democrat.
Philadelphia, March 16. It is stated
-that Hen. Samuel J. Randall has indicated
his willingness te accept the chairmanship
of the Democratic city executive commit-
t.se.
xilauulactery and Tenement lTurned.
Concord, N. H., March 16. Cleugh's
furniture manufactory was burned this
morning, together with a tenement house
occupied by a dozen families. Cleugh's
less $20,000 ; insurance $12,000.
Death After a Sixty-three Days' Fast.
Cincinnati, March 16 Mary Ann
Herrrmti tlintl in fliA inanna ewlnm if
I Charleston, Ind., yesterday, after refusing
rnn.i fAM tiQ tAn ai.. jmi. .!. t...t
wu.iui uj tin j a. out) utaun. Hauir troejjr
during that time.
Ills Neck baved.
Albany, March 16. The governor has
commuted the capital sentence of the mur
derer Martin Flanigan te imprisonment
for life at hard labor.
Star Reute Trial Postponed.
Washington, March 16. The stir route
cases came up in the criminal court te-day,
but wcre postponed until Thursday next.
WH1X WASHING SHERMAN.
Xbe
Senate InveatlgmUeg Committees Re
pert.
Washington, March 16. The report ei
the Senate committee te investigate the
charges of fraud and mismanagement in
tne treasury department during Sher
man's term, has been signed by
all the members of the committee.
The report recites all the evidence
heretofore published, showing that sup
plies were purchased for the Sherman
campaign committee rooms and paid for
eat of the contingent fund, paper being
charged as file-holders, etc. The fact
that treasury department workingmen
were employed en Sherman's house and
furniture taken tb his residence from the
department is fullyifeubstantiated, but the
cemmittee seems te have accepted Sher
man's denial of any knowledge of the
frauds. He is neither censured nor exon
erated in express terms, the committe
contenting itself with recommending the
establishment of mere checks and safe
guards in the management of the centiu
gent fund.
THE TRUNK LINES.
Hearing DUcuswIens of Different Katc.
Philadelphia, March 16. The trunk
line advisory commission held its final ses
sion here te-day. . Arguments were laid
before it by the drug and produce ex
changes, endorsing the memorials of the
commercial exchange and beard of trade,
which have already been published.
The Maratime exchange also presented
a paper comprising an exhaustive review
ofthe subject of differential rates. It de
clares that the abolition of the principle,
of differential rates would work in
justice te the Western, railways
and states that even if differential
rates are allowed te this city and ll.ilti ll.ilti
mere. It will amount te nothing if the
elevator charges are net made uniform in
all .the seaboard cities. This afternoon
the commission made a circuit. of the city
by rail te cxamiue the terminal facilities.
A. Murderer Deeply AUected.
Newark, N. J., March 15. Cehen .Mar
tin, the wife murderer, was informed te
day of the refusal of the court of pardons
te commute his sentence. He was deeply
affected. He will be hanged ou the 'lOtii
inst.
Scevllle'it Bill or Exception.
Washington, March 16. Mr. Scevillo
has arrived here and had a conference
with the district attorney in refcrence te
the bill of exceptions in the Gniteau case.
Counsel will meet before Judge Cox this
afternoon and act iu the matter.
I'eiinHjrlvanla Kallread Management te Ue
maia. Philadelphia, March 16. The com
mittee of seven appointed yesterday te
nominate a beard of directors of the Penn
sylvania railroad for the ensuing year,
unanimously agreed te-day te reneminate
the present management.
WEATUEK INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. C, March 16. Fer
the Middle Atlantfs states, light snow
and rain near the coast, -followed by fair
weather, northwest te southwest winds,
rising followed by falling bareraeter,slight
rise in temperature.
Fire In New Yerk City.
New Yerk, March 16. Fire early thin
morning in the five-story building," Nes.
21, 23 and 2-1 Warren street, caused a total
less of $83,000, distributed among' a num
ber of firms.
hamhssth.
rmiadelphlm Market.
Philadklphia, March 111. Fleur firm und
In fair inquiry: Superfine. $J0OJJ4 W); Kxfu,
$t B05 OJ ; Ohie antl Indiana family. ; iOQ)
7 00 ; Pcnn'a tnnillv, $3 7.ii CO.
Bye flour $i 504 75.
Wheat market unsettled : Del. umll'enn'n
ltcd il 341 32 ; de Amber, $1 351 3'.
Cern scarce anil tlrmei tin- leenl ue.
Oats scarce and flrmer.
Rye scarce nt S6S7c.
Previsions Arm.
" Lard firm.
Hutter steady for choice : Creuineiy extra,
i0i3c ; de geed te choice, 373e.
Kells dull.
Eggs firm; Pcnn'a. at lStlOc; Western tit
isc.
Cheese quiet.
Petroleum dull ;
Whisky at $120.
Ucllr.e.1, -;.
Seeds Reed te
nrime clever dull ut rivi
ffi9c; de de Timethy linn ut fi 7i5-2S7: de de
laxeeu nominal at st w.
new tarx inamet.
New ees. March lfi. FleurState :m.t
western and prices without marked change.
Southern steady ; moderate inquiry.
Wheat opened li$c higher unit suln.--quently
becitme weak and lest advance : f.ilr
speculative business : Ne. 2 Red. April. It :-.
138; de Alay.fgl 35'Wl COJi": ile .tunc, il SVu
1 33' ; de July. SVUXm $&.
Cern JJc higher and mero active : mixed
western spot, 69Q7GC ; tle future, 73J70c.
Outs bcarcfly se strong : Ne. 2 April, .Vc ;
Stale, 31i.vc; Western. 3033c.
Oratn and Prevision (Juotatleup.
One o'clock quotations of grain uud provu prevu provu
lens, furnished liy. 3. K. Yundt. IJrekcr, l.V
fl.a8i iiing street.
March li.
Clilcage.
Wheat corn Oats Perk Lord
April... i: Ml AilA I7.:r ki.ct
May... l.275 . .ai 17.5-". ie sr.
June... 1.23 .tts .41
I;liilatllphia.
March.. 1.31 .7 .5IK
April... IM .74! .51
May..... 1.34 .75 .31
L.ITO.OIOCIC IMMiKetK.
cmcAOe. Hogs Receipts. 130) lieml; N1i.
ments 4.500 de : inaf ket active and prices 3
10c higher; common te geed mlxtd. t"iws
G U3 ; heavy packing and shipping, $! 7"f7 :
Philadelphia and larders. $!40; light, V, 13
6 63 ; skips and culls, $3 505 75.
Cattle Receipts, 6,50J head ; shipment 2.W(l
tle ; market active ami firm ; gcntr.il quality
geed, but no extra stock offered; saleet ex ex
eorts, i 23G SO ; geed te choice shipping
steers, 15 804 20; common te fair, 3U0&3CO;
mixed butchers' stock scarce and strong :
common te fair, $2304 : geed te choice, $t '2".
S; s lockers and feeders active at $325", 20 ;
nine cars Wyoming cuttle, the tlrjt of tin;
season. 1,393 ftc, te.d at $3 i.
Sheep Receipts. S.flOO liea d ; shipments, 2.7'H
de ; market dull, veak and lower; price t :or
30e. lower than lastwe?k; inferior te fair. i
4 go. goea te medium sheep at s.9e.iii;
choice te extra. Including lambs, $" K3; 15.
New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Stocks
also United States Bends reported daily by
Jaecb B. Lewo, 22 North Queen street.
Nbw Yerk.
Stocks fairly active, Irregular. Meney at 0.
March 16.
10:00 law 3:01.
Chicago. Jill. St. Paul 112 112" llljij
O. 0 st 1 (s K .-.. 10
DeL.Lack.& Western 122J4 122 121JJ
Denver ft Rie Grande wa W 5SJ
Mich. Southern ft Lake Shere.. 115 115 115
Missouri. .Kansas ft Texas 20 23 '2'A
. i., L.aKe r.ne .t western.... ,, iyt
new Jersey ienirai.....
Ontario ft Western.'.
SS'i 21
SI
2t 2i as;-:
New Yerk Central
i3i Myt lai'A
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St. Paul ft Omaha I'reicrrctl.. . 101 101 0i;.j
Pacific Mail Steamship Ce..
WK wit -vx
Texas Pacific
JSX M;a 37;;,
Wabash.". . mis 4 Pacific...
Western Union Tel. Ce
PHIT.ADXI.rHIi.
Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania R.R
KD&UlDg
Buffalo Pitts, ft West
Northern Pacific Cem
Preferred...
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100
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" ltes..
5 per cL In 1 or SO years.
5 per ct. Scheel Lean...
" 4 " In ler 20 years.
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" 4 " in 5 or 20 years.. 100
' 0 " in 10 or 20 years, loe
Man helm borough lean loe
IBANK STOCKS.
Jt'lrst National JSank. $100
Farmers' National Ran k. .'. 50
Fulton National Bank 100
Lancaster County National Rank. . SO
Columbia National Rank loe
Ephrata National Bank 100
First National Rank, Columbia.. .. i(
First National I'unk.Strmltnrt;... Vi
First Nutleual lSauk, Marietta.. .. IOj