LANCASTER DAlLYlNTELLlGEyOER SATURDAY. MARCH 18 1882.
PURCHASE OF THE SUN STEAMER.
A IHtcli" In the Negotiations with the
American Chairman Zecher and
the fehlfller Commute.
Y'j At a meeting of the trustees of the Sun'
me company aim uie special tire committee
of councils, held last evening the San
steam lire engine was transferred te the
city, the company agreeing te accept in
payment an approved bill, payable eighteen
months after the date el the contract, and
te allow the eity te take the engine away
at such time and locate it at such place
as may be deemed exjicdieut. It Is un
derstood that the steamer will be placed
inconvenient quaiters i" the southern
section of the city.
The American.
The fue committee of councils and a
committee of the American fire company
met in the office of Ii. F. Efahlemau, esq,,
this morning, for the purpose of complet
ing the contract authorized te be entered
into between the city and the company
respectively, for the transfer of the Ameri
can steamer te the new lire depart
ment ; but there appears te be a." hitch ' '
in the negotiations. The councils' com.
mitttce was ready te complete a contract
for a lease of the steamer for eighteen
mouths at the rate of $350 per annum, and
te buy the property at the end of that
time for $2,500, if the call system should
prove a success ; and if net, te return
the steamer te the company in as geed
condition as it is new. The representa
tives of the company, hawevcr, wanted
the city te buy at euce for 2,500 and te
give a mayor's warrant or ether negotiable
paper payable in cighecu months ; or in
stead of this arrangement, te lease the
steamer for eighteen months at $350 per
annum, with the condition annexed that
it should be purchased and paid for at
the end of the lease.
. Iho snubbers Snubbed.
y. Last evening P. S. Geedman, ou behalf
of a committee of the Shiflier fire company
called upon the special cemmitter of
councils te present " officially " the series
of resolutions adopted by the Shiftier com
pany Thursday evening.
Mr. Zecher, en behalf of the special com
mittee, informed Mr. Geedman, that the
committee refused te held any further
communication with the Shiflier company,
whose gross insults te the eommittee at
the meeting en Thursday evening, had
convinced the committee that any further
communication with the company would
be unworthy of notice. Fer the president
and seme ether members of the Shiflier,
who proved themselves te be gentlemen en
the occasion referred te, the committee
have the kindest feeling. but decline te
held any further official intercourse with
the company.
L.ANIJISTILLK LOCALS.
The New from the Heinpttel 1.
David Baker, of near Landisville, Hast
Hempfleld township, was severely par
alyzed just as he was going te bed about
10 o'clock en Wednesday night. During
his life about seventy six years he never
knew what it was te be sink. Ou the day
of his misfortune he had prepared te at
tend a sale in the vicinity which was te
take place the next day. lie was well
known and highly respected for his exem
plary life and his niauy munilicciit decde.
He had a wife and sixteen child i en, the
eldest being lifty and the youngest live
years of age. Eight ate still at home at.d
the ethers reside in different parts of Lan
caster ceuuty and in the far West. Mr.
Baker died at 8 o'clock en Fiiday evening.
His funeral will take place en Tuesday fore
noon. Sometime during Tuesday night thieves
entered the dwelling of Israel Reet, Lan
disVillc, and took with them an overcoat
and ether wearing apparel.
The Landisville literary society will
" give entertainments ou the evenings of
Fridav, March 151, and Saturday, April
1.
A valuable bay horse, belonging te
David Baker, jr., died ou Meaday morn
Mr. Baker would net have taken $309 f j
him.
The Americau Rapid telegraph company
is making arrangements te open an office
at Mount Jey.
' Andrew Dcllinger, an employee at the
Landis coach works, severely cut ene of
his fingers.
Kelftvllle Literary Society. Society.
The last meeting of the Neflsville liter
was held en Friday, the 17th inst.
Itlir.d been announced that R. B. Risk,
esq., of the Lancaster Examiner, would ua
liver an address ou "Popular Fallacies. " A
large audience had assembled in the dou
ble school building whom the Feeicty
usually held its meetings. The bpcaker
was introduced and entei tained his audi
ence for nearly thiec-quarterc of an hour,
by illustrating in a very lucid maimer
some of Ihc most popular fallacies preva
lent at our day. The audience were well
pleased, and were no doubt benefitted by
the address.
After the addiess, a full and intetestiug
regular d,ebate was participated in, which
was followed by reading a humorous paper
and calling a sentiment i oil. Then, alter
transacting the final busiuess necessary,
tlie society adjourned sine die.
New Helland Items.
Ezra Ranck, living near New Helland,
was knocked down by a horse and had his
collar-bone broken and sustained seme
severe bruises about the body.
A little daughter of Gee. II. Tewnslcy
while playing with parlor matches, nar
rowly escaped being burned te death by
the ignition of an entire box of the dau dau
gereus playthings, which she held in her
hand. Her clothing had caught and her
hair and eyebrows were semewhat singed,
but Mrs. T. rushed te the burning .child,
and by strenuous efforts subdued the
flames, and-saved the child.
New Dental Office.
As will be seen by his card .elsewhere
published, Dr. Alfred D. Clark has estab
lished his dental rooms at Ne. 35 East
Orange street, formerly occupied as the
law office of Hen. The. E. Franklin ?nd
W. M. Franklin, esq. Dr. Clark is a
recent graduate of the Pennsylvania Col
lege of Dental Surgery, where he carried
off the distinguished honor of a geld medal.
He has been an earnest student of Ids pro
fession, and will no doubt seen succeed in
building up a successful practice
Presentation.
This afternoon the employees of David
Lederman's tobacco warehouse, en the
New Helland turnpike, presented Mr.
Lederman with a very handseme gold geld
headed cane. At the same time Levi
Engle was presented by the men with a
beautiful silver watch. The caue was
purchased at Zahm'sand the watch at
Lewis Weber's.
' . Who Lest It t
Chief of Police Deichler has received a
letter from Philadelphia, asking whether
a ladies' watch has been stolen in this
city. It is a geld hunting case Ne. 1190,
with black guard. Anyone' knowing any
thing about Buch a less should inform the
chief of police.
Mig Kgg and Keunt; Chickens.
ye bave been shown another large egg
which was laid by a hen owned by Henry
Strebcl of 333 East Orange street. It
measures 7 inches in its largest, circum
ference and C inches around the middle.
Mr. Strobel had young chickens for ever
four weeks.
Horses Shipped.
Fiss &. Deerr -this morning shipped 38
very fine horses te New Yerk and Jee
Seuthcimer shipped 24.
COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUR BEOULAK COttRESPONDKNCK.
AU'alra Alene the SesquebaaiisvGUaBtDgs
In and Around the Boreag kPleaect ap
by the IntelUgeneer's Reporter.
Rev. Esteriine will preach te Putnam
Circle Ne. 113, te-morrow night.
The new building at the" Shawnee fur
naces will seen be finished. Painters beT
gin work next week.
Mr. William Wolfe has an Indian suit,
which, it is said, was worn by a chief who
was in Custer's last fight.
Rev. Cookman, of Philadelphia,efiiciates
in the M. E. church te-morrow morning
aud evening.
The Snpplee steam engine works shut
down three days this week for repairs. A
new dome was put in the boilers.
The sun bonnet and apron fair; in Sliuy
ler's hall, under the management of the
Ladies' Working society of the St. Jehn's
Lutheran church, is a success. It will
close this evening.
Ge te the opera house this evening aud
sce a geed performances and help a geed
cause.
On Friday morning Jehn Bewen wag
cut in the face several times with a knife
in the bands of another young man.
The mule team, formerly owned by C.
Hcrshey, and which was used in shitting
cars en the river read of the Pennsylvania
railroad cempauy for a number of year?,
will be sold at public sale today.
Tiic horse of Mr. J. G. Stehman run off
this morning and in turning the corner at
Fcndrich's store the driver, a young man,
was thrown out but received no injury.
The horse was then caught.
The G. A. R. will play Ada Gray in
" East Lynn," ou the 28th prex.
St. Patrick's Day passed off very quietly
i i Columbia, nethiug of importance hap
pening.
Mi'. Samuel Beyer, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of Dr. Beckius.
The Odd Fellows will have au oyster
supper next Tuesday evening.
Elocution club meets at Miss Hallie
Wislar'sen Tuesday evening.
Navigation en the " rearing, raging"
canal will seen be commenced.
A large number of cars leaded with live
stock from the west, have pasted daily
through Columbia, consigned for the east
and south.
Our fishermen expect this season te be a
geed oue for shad, aud in consequence are
making extensive preparations. New
beats aud batteries are being built and
several are making extra seines.
Keech had two druuks before Squire
Yeung this morning for drunk and dis
orderly conduct ; ene received ten and the
ether fifteen days.
Rafting business iu Marietta is very
brisk at present, a large humbcr arriving
heuily. The river is iugoed condition.
Mr. A. L. Bachman is confined te bed
with a severe spell of sickness.
Fell Through a Trestle.
Here is another warning that parents
should keep their children from around the
railroad. A number of young boys were
playing en tbecarsatDeHufFs coal siding.
They jumped from one car te another.
One missed his foothold, fell between the
cars anil through the trestle work, land
ing head first in a coal pile. When as
sisted out he was hardly recognizable, as
his face was black, and bleed poured down
his hack' from cuts ou the head. Dr. Ray
dressed his wounds.
OB1TUAKY.
Death or Jeliu A. Madden.
Jehn A. Madden, morocco drcssi r, died
last evening at his residence Ne. 327 West
Orange street, aged about 81 years. Mr.
Maddeu's life was quite au eveutfnl one.
Bern in Ireland, he early left his native
country, and traveled both by land and
sea ever a great portion of t,'c earths sur
face having visited v.t different times
most of the countries of Europe, the Hel7
Laud and ether parts of Asia, the nethern
countries of Africa, and nearly all tl-e state
of America. Coming te Lancaster many
years age, he made it his permanent home,
and followed his trade of morocco dresticg
He was thxee times married, but survived
his List wile. He leaves two sons and
three daughters living. H'ib sons, Jehn
A. and Charles B. Madden, were both offi
cers in the 79th regiment Pa. vels, and
were both wounded in the service. His
daughter, Annie, is married and lives
in Philadelphia ; Susanna and Lizzie
aiosiiifjle aud live with their father. In
hm younger days Mr. Madden was a man
of powerful physique, aud even in his later
yc:is attracted attention by his stalwart
and erect; figure. He was a man of far
mme than ordinary intelligence, and often
d scribed with minute particularity the in
teresting, exciting and dangerous scenes
through which he had passed. He was an
excellent neighbor, being a member of
St, Mary's Catholic church.
Death or Mrs. llayden llenm.
The young wife of Hayden Beam, died
this morning at one o'clock at the family
residence, corner of Chestnut and Mary
streets, aged about 22 years. She was a
daughter if Jehn DeIIavcu, a gentle, ami
able woman, but a sufferer for some time
past from pulmonary consumption, of
which disease she died.
Large Fex Citate at Leaman Place.
Yesterday being the last day for the
chasing of foxes, the occasion was cclo ccle
hrated in a grand old style at the hotel of
Oeorge Dillcr, at Leaman Place, where a
fox ehase was held. There were a large
number of sportsmen present, among them
being Brisbin Skiles, Jacob Rutter, Jacob
Bair. Milten Roepand at least twenty ad
ditienal horsemen, besides a great many
ethers. At 3 o'clock a very fine, large red
fex,whichliad been caught near Andrew's
Bridge, was let loose, and some time after
wards a large pack of dogs was started.
The fox weut in a southerly direction and
seemed te be making for his old home.
At our last report he had net been cap
tured. A Ueuti Hake.
After the business meeting of Geerge
II. Themas Pest 84 G. A. R. had ended
last evening, t he boys had an old-fashioned
bean bake, aud ate their beans and hard
tack, and drank black coffee, as they used
te" de down in Dixie. There were no set
speeches, but many reminiscences pleas
ant and unpleasant were recalled and
discussed.
Sale or Horses.
As will be seen by an advertisement else
where Daniel Legan -will offer at public sale
en Saturday a large let of flne horses.
A telegram lcceived announces that the
Kev. A. W. Kichardsen will preach Sunday
morning and evening in the First M.E. church,
this city.
reuiTiVK xs et flue llerscs. Wagons, car
riages. Sleighs, Harness, Robes, etc., rear el
Grape hotel, Xerth Queen street, Lancaster,
ou Monday, March 20th, at 10 o'clock a.m.
Among the let et horses are lour pair of well
mated deuble teams, S and C years old, suitable
for coach and driving purposes. The balance
of 22 head are well broken gentlemen's read
horses, well bred and speeded.
ml7-2td CTKU8 II. COLT1N.
Amusements.
'77 Banker's daughter" Te-nlgttf. Bran Bran
eon Heward's capital play will be produced at
Fulton opera house te-night by Cellier's com
bination. It Is the best distinctively "society"
drama new en the American stage, and here
tofore has always drawn large audiences in
Lancaster.
Maggie Mitchell. Next Thursday tliat Uttle
charming actress, Miss Maggie Mitchell, will
appear at Fulton opera beuse in her character
et Cera, in the comedy-drama, "The Little
Savage." Mies Mitchell has always been a
favorite with the Lancaster publle and she
will be cordially welcomed in thin Yiilt,
TtCfcRCHANT TAILORING.
MERCHANT TAILORING !
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO,, - - 2S East King Street.
New Spring Styles New Open.
Havine one of the Best Cutters in this city, -we guarantee satisfaction In ever.tr ease. New is tha.time te
leave your measure, as we will make te order any article .of CLOTHING lees than we ean afford te de when
the Sarins rush commences. We also call attention te our large and elegant assortment of GENT'S FTJR
NISHKHING GOODS, including all the latest styles in Gent's Ties, Scarfe and Bews, Cellars and- Cuffa, Hos Hes
tery Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, etc. We have, also, without doubt, the Dest $1.00 White Dress
Shirt in the city. We invite examination of our stock before purchasing.
NO. 25 T3AST KING STREET,
Attention Is called te the advertisement el
II. W. Warren. A rare cliauce U here pre
sented te obtain geed bargains.
til'JJCIAL SOTICMCH.
Tnauks.
Themas Heward, llradterd. Fa., writes: "1
enclose money for Spiing .Blessem, us I said I
would It It cured me; my dyspepsia has van
ished with all its symptoms. Many thanks ; I
shall never be without it in the heu-jc." Price
50 cents. Fer gale at II. R. Cochran's drug
store. 137 North Queen street. Lancaster.
Balmy odors from Spice Islands,
Watted by the tropic breeze;
M1ZODOXT in hcalthiul fragrance
Cumiet be surpassed by these.
Teeth it whitens, purities :
Yeu will uue it it" you're wiae.
lnU-lwdeedTTIi&S&w
bublltnely Heautirm.
A puir el bcautifi"' Sun-flowers en Easels
will be mailed tree te any lady who will send
ten cents in pottage stamps or menty te Dr. C.
W. Rensen, Xe. 100 Eutaw St. Baltimore, Md.
lOfi North Kiitaw Street, Baltimore, Md.
nilG 2wdA w
VI J MS.
Maedex. In thl iit. March Its', 1S&2, .Jehn
A. Madden, in ih h.i, i year ei his age.
Xotlceeflnncr.il hereafter.
Beau. Iu this cUv. March IS, 1882, Mary .
DeUavcn, wire or Haydn Beam, in the 27th
year et her age.
The relatives and trlends of the lamily
ate lespectfully invited te attend the luneral,
frein her parents' residence, Xe. 450 West
Chestnut street, en Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock-. Interment at Woodward Hill ceme
tery. 2td
Zkll. Iii this city, Marcb.17, 1882. Mrs. Eliza
beth Zell, aged 70 yeain, 2 mouths and 11 days.
Relatives and lrlendsef the Unnlyare in
vited td attend the luncial. from the late resi
dence et the deceased, Xe. 315 North Queen
street, en Sunday attcrnoen at 3 o'clock. Ser--(
Vices at the First M. E. church at 3:30 o'clock.
Interment at Luncasf er cemetery .
Free. In this city ou the 15th iuit , Jehn
Free, In the 43d year of hiiTage.
The relatives and friends et the family) also
ilie respective societies of which lie was a
member, are respectfully invited toatftndthe
funeral, from hts late residence, Xe. 334 West
Orange hticet, en Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Interment at Woodward Hill ceme
tery. UXKDUII.T.KR. In this city, en the 7th inst.,
Frederick Beedmilier, in the Mith year et his
age.
The lelativcs and friends el" the lamily are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral,
from his lute residence. Ne. 753 Fremont
treet, en Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Services at St. Stephens's chinch. Interment,
at Woodward Hill cemetery. ml7-2td
JVA'IF ADrjSIlllSKia HJfTti.
rillli: XOltTIIKKN MUTUAL I.II'E JJiSUIC-
I ANCE Company new write Tontine Poli
cies en as favorable terms any company.
See me before insuring.
U.S. BEYNOJ,DS,
ltd General Agent.
(OUlTi:il AKI hllMI.VINtS Kill SALE
j atXe. 5 North Duke street, will meve te
Ne. 172 (cer. of Chestnut) North Queen oil'
April 1st, where I will open witti a lull line of
Tobacco, Cigars, l'ipes, etc.
ltd LB VIS MACS.
WiNi:sar, conkstega ni'MNS and
Bemanitc Apples, Oranges, Lemens,
Nuts, Candies, etc., at the
FBUIT 8TAXU OF K. KILL1NGEB,
ltd 113 Eaht King street.
BAKTlIOLOALKW'a KOCHL.STKI: UKEli
und SOur Kieut Lunch Crand Seny
Kreut launch unit Bartholemew's Rochester
Beer this ( SATUBDAY ) evening at the rear
bar of Leepard hotel. ltd-
IOK KENT.-Sf.VKKAL J)WKLI.1N
1 with modern cenveniences: Ottice ICneiii.
Ne. 12 Seuth Dufce street, : Stere Unein, Xe. 135
East King street; Frame Shep. N.W. cer. Arch
and Marien nlleva. Menev te Lean.
It .IOIIX 11. METZLIMI, 0 Seuth DaUn St.
N15W FtAS, TOMATOES, CtlCUniUKKg,
Radishes, feiruwbui lie.. Head .Niliid, choice
Flerida Oranges, Banamu, Apples, choice
brands of Oysters, and everything in the veg
etable fruit line in the market at
ECKEB'i'S.
ltd liO !:.igtKliig street.
WAN1ED-.1 NO. 1 TU15ACCO-GKOW fcK
te work r or C acres et tobacco en share
en best land in the state. A man ei family can
have house and all the work he want-. Ad
dress T1IKO. 1). 1IADLEV,
111 Kcnnett Square, Cheater county, l'ti.
TO. O. F. ALL MKMKKS OF WASUIMU
- ten Encamnment. Ne. II. I.O. O. F.. are
requested te meet at Odd Fellows' Hall te
morrow (SUNOAY) at 2 p. in., te attend the
luneral el our deci.
uttseil in
ether, 1'atriurcli
JohnFree. Byofdcref
ltd
W. C. HUCIIMII.LEK.C.r.
1)UHLIC A1K OF UOKSKS-ON MON
DAY, IdAKCU 20. 1S32, will be fold at
iVanlel Legan's Sale Stables, Market street,
rear el McGrann Heuse, Lancaster, l'a., hi
Ileadet Canada Horses. Among them are
several line drivers and heavy boned lecder.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p. 111.
A credit 01 ee days win uc given.
It UAX1KL LOOAN.
OU. A. M THE JUKAIISEUS OF CON
. cstega Council Xe. 8, O. U. A. M., and
Concstega Ne. 22 and Umpire Ne. 129 nre re
quested te attend the funeral of our deceased
brother, Jehn Free, late a member of Ne. 8,
lrem his late residence, Xe. 834 West Orange
street, TO-MOKKOW AFTEKXOOX at 2
o'clock. Owing te the paraphanelia needed
for the funeral of a deceased member having
been destroyed by the late fire, it will be im
possible te attend the luneral as a council.
I. E. LOXG, B. S.
Edw. S. Smcltz. C. ltd
PUKLIO 8ALK ON TULKSOAY, MAKCU
23, 1882, will be sold at public sale, at Xe.
2S Shippen street, Lancaster city, a variety et
Household Goods,-consisting et two l'arler
Suits, one as geed as new, Bedstead", Tables,
Chairs. Cupboards, two 8ewing Machines,
Brussels, Ingrain mid Rag Carpets, Leeking
Glasses, Queensware, Tinware, Tub", etc., etc
Sale te begin at 9 o'clock, n. in., when at
tendance will be given by
MRS. L. C. reilTEK.
Hbwky SnunEirr, Auct. m!8-3tdS.M,W
u
SIS
THE MANHEIM
ROLLER PROCESS
FLOUR.
Jan20-tldR
T O. O. P.
1, The members et Monterey Ledge, Ne. 212,
are requested te meet at their hall te-morrow
afternoon at 1 o'clock, for the purpose of at
tending the funeral el Brether Jehn Free.
The member et Lancaster Ledge, Xe. 07,
and Uebel Ledge, Ne. 599, are reseecttully in
vited. J. M. KBEIDEB, N. .
JA8. M. Chaxskll, Sec'y. ltd
NOTICE TO STOOKHOLUKKS A JttKKT
lng of the stockholders of- the Reading .t
Cheeapcake Ceal and Railroad company will
be held in the office et the Secretary, Ne. 41
Urantstrcet, In the rear et the Court Heuse,
City of Lancaster, en MONDAY. APRIL 3,
1882. between the hours of 10 and II, a. m., for
the purpose of electing a President and Direc
tors te serve for the ensntng year.
SAMUEL II. PRICE,
nUS-4tdl8,25,al,3 Secretary.
MONEY TO LOAN THE ATTENTION
et persons desiring te purchase houses
Is invited te the advantage et borrowing
money lrem the Union Building and Lean
Association. A low -rate of interest and the
advantage' of long leans is worthy or the at
tention et buyert of real estate.,
. Fer information call en
H. S. GAttA, President,
A IL BALL, Secretary,
SANA GRAHAM, Treasurer,
xnMtii W. A. WILSON, Solicitor.
MBIT ABTZBT1BKMXXT8.
JOHN S. GIVLEE
jtkit AJtrxuTxauMMSTa.
TjiLlHN & TVILLSON.
HOUSEFURNISHING.
1'EOrLE WILL MAKKV AXI) VOTST HAVE
HOUSE-STIRES!
And as we keep the Largest and Cheapest and most Complete
Stock in the city. Yeu can have a better selection and
save money by buying from us.
GSTNe trouble te show goods,
FLiisnsr & willsejst,
SIGN OF THE TWO LARGE DOGS.
1 I i ' 'i. 1 i ' I ii'HI'I"' I U-iJL.- Bg 'r; -T-
rpHE ONLY PLACE "WHERE YOU CAN SAVE tOVK MONEY.
NOKBECK & MILEY'S
Lancaster Coach Works,
S. E. CORNER OF DUKE AND VINE STREETS, LANCASTER, PA.
XOW IS YOUIt TIME TO BUY I
PURCHASERS LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS !
Yeu are uware that everything In the line of Material, Trade and Buslness luib advanced,
and is still advancing in price, and if yen postpone or delay your needs until Spring, yea will
And you v. ill have te pay 25 or SO per cent, inore than it you make your purchase new.
The reason we nre offering- inducements and stall selling our work at the Tresertl and Re
duced Prices is owing te the fact that vre are new Enlarging our Carriage Works, and have net
at present room sufficient te store our work, as wrell as th desire te keep all our hands in
employment, as we employ none but the Best and Most Practical Mechanics.
We have yet en hand a Large Stock et
Buggies, Phaetons, Family Carriages, Market and Business Wagons, &c
ALL OF THE LATEST AND MOST DESIRABLE STYLES,
FINISHED IN THE BEST AND MOST ARTISTIC MANNER,
Aud te which we invite your special and immediate attention.
-XUWZlJDrJiltTlSlSMUNTS.
C1LOS1KU OUT I CLOMNO OUT!
) The Balance et stock of Beets and Shoes
et the Eagle Shoe Stere that were saved from
the lire et the Incpiirer Building, will be sold
at below cost and halt price. These must be
sold this month. New is your time tei bar
gains at Xe. 340 XORTH QCEEX T. (above
the Northern Market Heuse.)
1U17-2U1 JOHN HEIMEXZ.
fF YOU WANT
BARGAINS
FURNITURE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
At the Lewest Prices in Lancaster.
Call at
HESS & FLYXN'S,
148 and 150 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
and 246 WEST KING ST.
ml7-2rdlt
ITIGn &9IAKT1K.
Qiisware! - i!iii!
AT
CHINA HALL.
Just received by Steamship "Kiltlsh
Crown,''Jiiietuer importation et
WHITE GRANITE WARE
IX TEA AND D1NNEU WAKE. CHAMBEK
WAKE, HOTEL WARE.
DECORATED TEA AXD DINNER SETS,
a i. a net: line or
Decorated Chamber Sets,
DAMAGED WARE
In Laige Quantities. 3-Dent fall te sec our
Very Large assortment.
High & Martin,
15 EAST KING STREET.
PROPOSALS WILL 1!K KKCK1VKI) FOR
aa much Hard Pea Ceal. Ne. 1 size, as may
be required at the City Water Works up te
October 1,' 1B82. The coal te e thoroughly
tcrecned und of geed quality; ifnet.it will
have te be taken back at the expense of the
party furnishing the same.
PROPOSALS will be received for as much
Geed American lead (net ever two teiw):i the
city may require te Octeber 1, ISii.
PROPOSALS will be received for furnishing
the City et Lancaster with one and one-half
gross et Brass Three-quarter-Inch Ferrules, te
weigh net less than euc pound seven ounces ;
te be made et geed brass after the model te be
seen at the Mayer's Ofllce; net less than two
dozen et lerrules te be furnished per week,
commencing Monday, April 17, 118.
PROPOSALS will be received ter as many
Water Pipes as the city may require te Octo
ber 1, 18S2, net exceeding two hundred and
lltty tens. Bids must specify hew much per
gross ten delivered in Lancaster for four, hix,
eight, ten and twelve-Inch pipes. Pipes must
be of the best quality, te sustain fifty pounds
pressuie and furnished immediately upon the
order of the city.
I'AurusALs win ue received ter sucn
Special Castings as may be required In the
Water Department of the city up -te October
1, 1SS2. Custings te be bid for per pound ; te
consist of tour, six, eight, ten and twelve-Inch
lour-way branches, and same sizes of T
branches, sleeves, step-covers, Ac.
PROPOSALS wUl be received ler one dezan
Fire Hydrants et the flange pattern, such as is
in use at the Humane cngine house. Alse,
ter ene dozen cases, such as in use at the same
Elacc. Cases te weigh net less than 155 pounds.
Lvdrants and cases te be bid for separately.
.PROPOSALS will, be received ter as many
Street Step Valves, four, six, eight, ten and
twelve Inches inside and outslde Screws as the
city may require te October 1, 1883; te be lur
nlshed as the city may order.
PROPOSALS will be received ler a& many
Step Bexes as may be required te October 1,
18S2. The boxes te be made et the sizes order
ed by the Superintendent of the Water Works,
et one and one-halt inch geed white pine.
Bids must state bow much pef toot beard
measure complete, and te be furnished as the
Superintendent may direct.
PROPOSALS will be leceiveil for hauling
pipes, Ac., for the Water Department until
April 1,1883. Bids must state bow much per
gross ten.
The foregoing proposals will be received at
the Mayer's Office until MONDAY, the 27th et
MARCH, 1882, at 4 o'clock p. m.
JNO. X. MacGONIGLB, ,
mieftSed Chairman Water commute.;
& CO,
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
JfJi II' A.U VJSHTISJSafBUXS.
QAMUKL H. PRICE, ATTORNEY, HAS
kj Removed his Oflict from 56 North Duke
street te Ne. 4 1 GRANT STREET, immedi
ately in Rem of Court Heuse, Leng's New
Building. m!7-tfd
WANTEIl. BY A YOUNG GIRL FKU91
the country n situation in a small fam
ily. Can Cook, Baku and de General Heuse
work Apply at
ltd THIS OFFICE.
ALL STYLES OF MONUMENTS, TOMB,
STONES and Cemetery Pests, Counter
Tops, Confectioners' Slabs, Slate Mantel, 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. R. Cor. S. Prince and Coixestega Sis.
mlMwd
TAIK & HHENK,
BANKERS.
N. E. Angle Centre Square, Lancaster, Pa.
Special attention given te the purohase of
StecKK, Government'Bends n:id ether Securi
ties. Reliable paper discounted, and advances
made en approved securities. INTEREST
PAID ON DEPOSITS. ml-4ti.SJ.ltn
tlLKKGYMAN'S SOUK TUKOAT, OK
"Chronic Pharyngitis.' In these cases
the voice becomes veiled at times then ninl
lledand hearse. These sympteniH continuing,
it becomes a matter of dlfllculU" sveakina
clear, distinct tone, an the eflVu't te de se is
painrul. The voice may be a deep bass in the
morning, and gradually rises in p'tch te a
Hlr.lll screech in the course et the day. AU ills
easefi el" 'ye. ear aud threat treftted success
fully by DBS. II. 1). and A. M. LONGAKER.
Ofllce, 13 East Walnut street, Lancaster. Con
sultations free. mlC-3td
$500 KK
SWARD.
The Commissioners et Lancaster County
will pay
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
FOR THE ARREST AND CONVICTION OF
JAMES SHAW,
Who murdered his wife March 7, 1882, near
Bartvllle. Colerain township, Lancaster
county, .Pn.
SHAW is nn Irishman by birth, about 55
years of age. 5 Feet. lO or 11 Inches In
nclght ; weight about ISO pounds. His hair Is
Jet black, and had a taperlngchln beard mixed
with grey. His coat and vest w'ere black, and
his trousers a navy blue ; ills hat a dark slouch.
His front tectlt are large and slightly decay
ed ; has a scar ever right eye about 1! inches
In lengtli. mlS-lwd&w
- I -.... !-. . .
TjlAlJNESTOUK.
Oa,rpets,
Carpets.
OUR CARPET ROOM
IS -NOW STOCKED FULL OF
Carpets lrem Auction.
Te which we Invite thj attention of these In
search et CHEAP CARfETS, One let et All
Weel Chain and Filing, Extra Heavy Ingrain
only 55c a bargain.
RAG CARPETS,
RAG CARPETS.
LARGE STOCK XO 8ELECT FROM
AND AT LOWEST PRICES,
HONEYCOMB AXD JACQUER
QUILTS
AVniTK
COLORED
40c, 50c., COc, 75c, 87 1-Se. and Sl.OO.
White Marseilles Quilts,
One let, fLSO; one let, $20; one let, $1.00,
Cheapest Quilts ever offered.
CLOTH TABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
Richly embroidered at lowest prices.
Opened this day '
500 Gossamer Waterproofs,
Fer Ladle, Gents, Beys and Girls,
Every Garment Warranted.
FAHNESTOCK.
Next Doer te Court Heuse).
THIED EDITION
SATURDAY EVENING, MAR. 18, 1883.
BELLIGERENT BOYS.
TELEGRAPH MESSENGERS' STRIKE.
Tne Youngsters Chase Their Substitute, and
Snatch tbe Messages Frem Them
Strikes at Other Places.
Bosten. March 18. The strike of the
Western Union telegraph company's mes
senger boys, which was reported yesterday
afternoon as adjusted, was renewed during
tne evening. The strikers nave posted no
tices in various places, warning boys te
keep away from the Western Union and
the district offices, as a stike is in progress.
The Western Union are employing district
telegraph boys te deliver their messages,
but the latter are much impeded by the
strikers, who chase thorn and snatch away
the messages.
the Spinner Strike at Lawrence.
Lawrence, Mass., March 18. The spin
ners are still out, refusing te go te work
ihe strike caused the suspension et the
entire main mill, except in tbe weaving
and mule spinning rooms. At the
lower mill, where the spinners are
also out en strike, nothing but
the dressing room is operated. The
weavers will net strike till menday,
March 27th, when the reduction of their
wages begins. The strikers are orderly,
few of them being seen en the streets.
This afternoon a mass meeting will be
neici en tne common.
Riotous Strikers Released en Ball.
Omaiia, March 18. Shannau and-Walsh,
ring leaden? in the strike riots, were re
leased yesterday en bail, as were also three
ethers arrested during the day. There are
warrants out for further arrests.
Telegraphers' Convention.
Cincinnati, March 18. The national
convention of telegraphers sat until mid
night acting upon the proposed constitu
tion. As far as adopted, it provides for
an organization te be governed by a two
thirds majority and te beknewn as the
" litotherbeod of Telegraphers." Every
person in every department of telegraphy
who is ever fourteen years old te be eli
gible ; a day's work te be eight hours ai:d
night work seven. A fund is te be created
for the legal prosecution of disreputable
telegraph colleges that make false repres
entations. At a late hour a .small ele
ment said te represent the Knights of
Laber withdrew from the convention.
AIO FOR MASON'S FAMILY.
PeUtitleii for Uie Disgraced Seldier's i-nr-den,
and Raising Meney.
Reading, Pa., March 18. A meeting
of the citizens of Reading will be held at
Mishler's academy of musie te-night, te
ask President Arthur te pardon Sergeant
Masen at -ence. Mayer Rewo will pre
side. Washington, March 18. Subscriptions
for the lieuflt of the family of Ser
geant Masen are being made up
iu all the government depart
ments, and the indications are that a
handsome sum will be realized.
Cel. Ceibiu has started v. subscription iu
the war department. Iu the meantime
the petitions and applications ei all sorts
for executive clemency in the case of the
prisoner himself are pouring in upon the
president from all quarters.
PLAYING POSSUM.
Shipherd Suddenly Seized with "Malarial
Fever."
Washington, Mareh 18. xVt a meetiug
of the Heuse committee en foreign affairs
this morning Shiphcrd did net put in ap
pearance, but a letter was read from him
dated en Leng Island. It says he had
started, but was seized with malarial fever
and is new very sick. After a general dis
cussion, in which the members expressed
the opiuien that Shepherd was evading the
committee, it was agreed te scud a iecs
senger te New Yerk te ascertain the true
facts in the case. Committee then ad
journed until Monday.
CONOKNSED TELEGRAMS.
Late Flashes by the Klectric Wires
Frederick Palmer, Newark's thieving
city treasurer, has been sent te jail for 20
years.
"Pend's extract" factory in Williams
burg, N. Y.,' was entirely destroyed by lire
this morning. The less will aggregate
ever $200,000.
Common Councilman William Conway,
of Philadelphia, who gained his scat after
a protracted contest against Jehn
Carpenter, and then declined re-election,
died this morning of nervous prostration,
aged CI years.
WUATHEIC INDICATIONS.
Washington," D. C, March 18. Fer
the Middle Atlantis states, slightly warmer
easterly te southerly winds, cloudy weather
and rain, lower barometer.
MAItKETH.
-nj..'-
flew XntK market.
Nkw Yerk, March 18. Fleur Stute and
western steady and moderately no the. South
ern about steady and quiet.
Wheat Mie higher ami strong with fi it
speculative business ; Ne. 2 Red, April, $1 37K
13S;de May, $1 376)1 37; de June, $1-3.'.
1 35 ; de July, $125)il 20.
Cern a shade easier : moderately active :
mixed' western spot, 70Q7ie ; de future, 73J'M
7Cc.
Oats without quetable change ; Ne. -' May
Philadelphia Mara et.
Philadsxtbia, March 18. Fleur llrm and
in fair Inquiry.
Rye flour $4 XWJ-t 75.
Wheat firm : Del. and Punn'a Rad, $1 33Q1 Yfi;
de Amber, $1 361 37.
Cern Arm en scarcity.
Oats scarce and wanted.
Rye scarce nt 6387c.
Previsions Arm and jobbing full.
Lard firm.
JIutter quiet, bnt choice ncarce and firm.
Rolls dull.
Eggs dull ; Penn'a. at 17c ; Western at 10?
17c.
Cheese dull but steady.
Petroleum dull ; Refined, 7!.
Whisky sales at 1 20.
Seeds geed te prime clever dull at b
anc; dodeTimothvtlrmat S2 7.i2 8.': de de
FlaxecddullatfMO.
Grata and Prevision notations.
One o'clock quotations of grain nnd pr.vi;. pr.vi;.
lens, furnished by S. K. Yundt, Breker, 15'
East King street.
March 13.
Chicago.
Wheat Cern Oats Perk' Lard
April... 1.3 .tilH .42 18.05 !0.fi5
May... 1.28 .07 .44 17.17'X 10 80
June .. 1.2&X ..6 .43i
Philadelphia.
March.. 1.34 .74 .34 .... ....
AnrU... L35 .74i .WJi
My..... 1.85 .75i .Hi
sjteea: nsrsei.
New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal siecae
also United States Bends reperted dally bv
Jacob B. Lohe, 22 North Queen street.
Naw Yebjc
Stocks active, lrrejiiilar. Meney at 6.
March 13.
10:00 10 &eT.
A. x. r. It. F.K.
Chicago. Mil. St. Paul 113 114J4 114
C. C.AI.C. R.R 11 11 II
Del., Lack. 4 Western 12274 123 lVi
Denver & Rie Grande 59 CO 5
Mich. Southern ft Lake Shere.. UC 116 116K
Missouri. Ransasft Texas 32 81 32j
N. Y.. Lake Erie 4 Western.... 37 47 33
New Jersey Central. 85 85 85
Ontario Western 24fc 26 25
New Yerk Central 1S1J 132 132
Pacific Mall Steamship Ce 41V 43i 4$
St. Paul ft Omaha Preferred... 103 104 105
Texan Pacific 40 42 42
Wabash. s ..mis Pacific... . ?A U Zk
Western Union Tel. Ce 84 S4 81
FmLAOXLTBTA.
Stocks steady.
Pennsylvania R.R-
Reading. .......... ...........
Buffalo Pitts, ft West
02
301
17
Northern'PncIne Cem 34 34 34WC
Preferred.... 7 75 73JJ;
AXM .il't Ji.'.W.aiJiJi.VrS.
WANTKO. KuCK FIRST-CLASS CAf.
pet Weavers, Immediately.
H. S. SHIRK,
ltd 502 West King street. Lane iirr
STORK SHAVlNUct FOR HALE FOR 1 I . :
V' ing Beds and Mattresses, at the LAN ( -TEB.
CORK WORKS. Can order by telephenr.
ml" rteed&wtt
TTOR RENT CHEAP.
A? A
Brick Three-Story Dwelling wltu Stere
room attached. Apply te
BAllSMAN ft BURNS.
ttd Ne. 10 West Orange Street.
B
UY YOUR HOUSKTIKKS AT
HOKKMElErt'3.
Great inducements in Fnrultnreef afl kinds.
immense stecic, all new. Prices te suit all.
Give its a call at Ne, 2U East King Street, ltd
TUfAMTKO. TflKEK STOUT
BOYS AT
T T the Lewell Cellar Factory.
mar!3-3td
JOHN W.LOWELL.
DVNT1ST.
ALFRED D. CLARK, D. D. S.,
tiraduate of Pennsylvania College of Dental
Surgery, Philadelphia.
Offcc : 35 East Orange street, formerly occu
pied by Hen. T. E. Franklin. SiMd
GKAMlt LUNCH THIS F.VKJUNG.
Sour Kreut and Pig's Feet.
At the Plew Tavern.
MICHAEL SNYDER, Prep.
PUBLIC SALIC. ON WEDNESDAY.
MARCH 22. 1832. nt 1 o'clock p. ni.. will tw
sold at publle sale at .Ne. SiS West King street,
a variety or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE scch
as Beds and Bedsteads, Sela, Extension, Din
ing ami Centre Tables, Chairs, Walnut Bed-
steds with springs. Ingrain aud Jtag carpets,
crecKcry. un, uiass anu queensware.
and
great variety et ether things tee nnmer
mention. B. F. ROWE,
numerous
18-3td
Auctioneer.
A UCTIOIX! AUCTION! AUCTION!
J. On TUESDAY morning next, at 10 o'clock
'sharn. will be sold at 249 Kait Walnut street.
near Lancaster cemetery, one nearly new two
seated Market Wagen, Dry Heeds and Groce
ries, UIuss and iueenware. Shew Case, Coffee
Mill, Cheese Safe, OU Tank, Repe, Meat nnd
Cheese Mitrbles, Saws. Steel and Knives,
Counter, Table, Sugar Bins, Can. Jars, Fau
cets. Measures, Ac. Alse Carpets, Extension
Table. Lounge, Baby Coaeh, Clocks. Steves and
l'ipw, Jtc. Persons wishing te purchase before
day ofsaTe can de be.
M. W. WARREN.
S. IlKsaftSeH, Ne.211)Eut Walnut Street.
Auctioneer. ltd
PUIILIC BAL.K OF CITY fKOPEKTY.
On THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1882.
at 7 o'clock p. 111., will be soul at the Urape
hotel, that ValmiDle Property. Ne. 18 Seuth
Duke St., with finely built two-story BRICK
SLATED RESIDENCE, with large back build
ing and attachment ; contains 12 rooms, wide
hull, prevision cellar, plastered light dormer
rooms ; first fleer and basement kitchen, bath
room, water closets aud sewer connection.
Side and rear alley ways, yard with fruit, rear
piazza, and ether improvements. Property
very desirable nnd centrally located ler uil
ues. Possession and clear title will be given
April 1. 1332. Attendance will be given and
forms lnhde known by
HKIRS OF MRS. ANNA BRENEMAN. Dec'd.
Sax'lIIess, Auct. mlfiftlSdR
G1
I HARD
1EWWEC0MPANY,
OFPUILADELPIJ.
Acsets ever
Eleven Hundred Thou
sand. Dollars, secuiely Invested. Fer a policy li
this old and well-established company call en
RIFE & KA.UPMAN,
NO; 10 EAST KINU STREET.
d3M.WRAS
TL11MBJNO, UASF1TT1KG, AC.
JOHN P. SCHAUM,
Ne. 27 Seuth Queen Street.
Plimteng g Gasfitting
, . DONE OXI.T.BT
skillful axd careful wer;"kv.
lai:;e stock of
CIAS FIXTURES ON HANI'
Jan2S-lyIK
lULTOn OPERA BOI'SK.
THURSDAY, MARCH 2CJ
AMERICA'S FAVORITIT.
Maggie Mitchell
J
In her celebrated impersonation., suppertcl
by MR. L. R. SHEWELL, MR. R. FULTON
RUSSELL and a Specialty Selcc'til Dramatic
Company. An entire new play, written ex
pressly for Maggle Mitchell, by Ueerge F.
Fuller, esq. (MuhlRtick), entitled THE
LITTLE SAVAGE.
VL'JIA, The Little Kavage...yiAaaiK Mitciikll.
Produced with every care and attention te
detail.
ADMISSION COc, 75c. and Sl.OO
RESERVED SKATS Vl.OO
Fer t-ale at eper.i Iieufe efllce. 13-Atd
1JUBL1C SAI.K ON THURSDAY, MARCH
23. IS, will he sold at the latu residence
et Jehn R. MeOevern fdcc'it.), en the Lit 11.
turnpike, near the City et Lancaster, in Mun
lielin township, Lancaster county. Pa., the
following personal properly, te wit : Four
horse, 2 of which are fat and ready ler the
eastern market; 2 geed yeuugdriving lietx-",
well-broke te single or double driving ; 5
cew1, 2 will bu fresh by day et sale, nnd 2
Mpringers ; 1 bull ; 2 two-horse wagons, 1 one ene one
heisu wagon, rcancr and mower combined
(new). 1 mower, wire-teeth gr.iin and liay
iakc. hay-flats, threshing machine nnd horse
power lu geed order, grain fan, leader cutter
ter hand or hersu peWer. corn shelter, grain
drill, corn cultivator, huge shovel harrow,
spike and shovel liurrewp. potato plow,
shovels, forks, rakes, cow and halter chxin.
leg chains, field roller, scalding trough, about
3 tens of geed hay, by the ten or half-ten, and
about 50 bushels et corn in the ear, bv tbe
bushel, and a let et ether articles net men
tioned. A credit of 0 months wilt be given.
Sale te commence atl o'clock, p. in., of said
day, when attendance will be given by
CATHARINE McGOVERN.
Administratrix.
SAstuat. Ilras ft Sew, Auctioneers.
nilH-4ldl8,?0.2l,22
XXTUKTjklNMKNTa.
t'ULTOW OPERA HOUSE.
'SATUBAY EVEXISO, MARCH 18.
The Dramatic Success et the Century.
Annual visit of the Famous
COLLIER'S
BANKER'S DAUGHTER COMBINATION
Under the auspices of A. 51. Palmar, Union
fcqnare Theatre. New Yerk, In Bronsen
He ward 'a Celebrated Play,
If
I
As played by this organization THREE CON
SECUTIVE YEARS The longest run en
record.
Elegant, Scenery and appointments.
Costumes a la mode
And a Grind Cast.
ADMISSION 75, SO and 35 ct. ; Reserved
Seats, 75 cts. Fer sale at the Opera Unuse
Office. ml3-4td
BOOTH 8HOHH.
A1
UCTiON! AUCTION I AUCTION I
OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
of every description,
THIS EVENING, nnd will continue every
evening until closed out,
AT NO. It5 NORTH QUEEN ST.
mlJ-ltd : F. niEMEXZ.
LADIES AND GENTS, IV TOO WANT A
I Geed and Fine Fitting Beet or Shee
Ready-made or Made te Order, go te
F.HIEMENZ'S.
Ne. 105 North Queen Street.
Custom Werk Specialty. lys-tlds&w
if