LANCASTER DAILY INT KLLUiEiNOEK FRIDAY. APRIL 2L 1882.
structed te make arrest en view and bring
before me cases of drunken and disorderly
persons, vagrants, etc. I de net gen
erally hear cases or larceny or like offences
because 1 have net time te attend te them.
I have repeatedly instructed the police
men, both these who arc appointed, as
well as the constables, te bung cases of
drunken and disorderly conduct before
me ; they take these cases before aldermen
because they can make Jarger fees by se
doing. I have punished by suspension offi
cers who have taken parties before alder
men for the puipeses of multiplying fees.
There is net the shadow of truth in the
charge made in one of the papers that I
had an alderman at the station house te
whom cases were turned ever that should
have been heard by me. I have in a few
instances sent elTcndcis, who weic my
personal fiiends, te be heard by auether
magistrate, bccaiibc I did net like te ban
dle the cases. I never directed auy police,
man te go eutsiJe-the city te arrest the
parties suspected of stealing ie.stagc
stamps. The police arc paid 40 per
mouth for doing police duty ; am net pre
pared te say whether an alderman can
dismiss a case without a hearing and claim
costs of a complaint and an unexecuted
warrant. The only icincdy I can suggest
te prevent the multiplication of cases and
fees is the passage of a law by the Legis
lature requiting poisons who make com
plaint te give security for the costs.
UTTLK LOCALS.
Here and There and .Everywhere.
Htehman's fiiends leek blue but are still
hopeful of getting Ettla efl the track.
' Gus " Myers and Johnny Ileyler, two
well-known and experienced barbers, have
taken Philip Sunner's shop under the Ful
ton bank where they will lather and shave.
Mr. Suuncr continues in very precarious
health in Philadelphia.
Al. Shciick is puiting in 24 hours a day
electioneering for solicitor and he is the
man whom Beyer has te beat.
Chairman Shenck, of the Republican
county committee, has revoked se much of
his call as provides for the election of del
egates te a county convention, and new
orders a county committee te be chosen
and the return judges te meet en the
Monday after the piimaries as formerly.
Ten customer turned up at the mayor's
levee this morning, one of whom paid his
costs and a line, another was discharged en
paj nieut of costs, one female eifeuder was
bent out te the liastilu Burkheldcr for
thiity day., and oue of the masculine gen
der will fcjcnd the next live days in the
retirement of the same place. Six ethers,
ledgcis, were discharged.
Gee. W. Ceimcny is the only announced
Republican candidate for Legislature from
the city, and the ten days for names te be
handed in arc up.
Majer Fasnacht has two geed eyes and i
there is no law against him being Harry
Myers' deputy. But Ben Lengnccker is
the man te make terms with.
J. Cameren Muhlenberg, paymaster in
the United States atmy who has been
stationed at Walla Walla, Washington
Territory, ai lived in Lancaster last even
ing. He is looking very well and gets here
just in time te take a hand in the primary.
During the heavy storm of Wednesday
night lightning struck the gable cud of the
house of Mr. Suavely, owner of the mill
en the toad leading from Intercourse te
Williauistewii, in Paradise township. The
building was slightly damaged, but the in
mates escaped unhurt.
Bessie Spiecr was arrested te day by
Chief of Police Deiehlcr, charged with
stealing fmm the stoic of Metzijer &
Ia.ughman, West King sheet, a roll of
figured silk. The thelt took place a week
age, but was net discovered until yester
day. The laiceny was effected by wrap
ping up the stolen silk in a ceuuterpaue
which Miss Bessie hud purchased. The
silk Tt:u sold by her te Margaict Frank
lin. By tha breaking of a valve of engine Ne.
141 en the Pennsylvania raihead, near
the debet, the locomotive was slightly
disabled and had te be iuu up le Colum
bia for repairs. Fi eight travel was de
layed for a short time.
W. A. Marshall, of this city, son of the
William Marshall, and master en beard
the United States vessel Vandalia, which
for the past year has been cruising in the
West Iudies, has been mlercd te Wash
ington ler examination ter promotion.
OIUTUAKT.
Ile.itu ei Henry 1.. Jlli&lilcr.
Henry L. Mihbler died of consumption
at his incidence en Gcinuui stieet this
afternoon, al 1 o'clock. Deccibed was iu
11 year of his ae. He v,::s the only son
of the late Dr. I.cnjimin Mhhlcr, niauu
fnctuicr of the celehrated "Mishler's
Ucib Hitters," and miicc his father's
death he has been engaged in the manu
facture of "II. L. .Mi-hler's Keystone Bit
ters." Dm in" the war lie was :i monitor of
Company 1$. 1M; Pennsylvania Reserves. '
Alter being out for mere than a year he
secured an honei able discharge from the
secretary of the war en account of sick
ness ceutiacted iu the army, no was a
member of Geerge H. Themas Pest Ne.
84 G. A. R. and was well known iu the
city and county. Fer some months his
health has been failing.
Death or airs Murray.
After a prolonged illness of pneumonia
Mrs. Anu Murray ilicd last night at the
residence of her sister, Mra. Catharine D.
. Kelly, corner of Orange and Shippen
stieets. Deceased was also a sister of
Cel. James Dully, of Marietta. She was
a wemau of strong constitution and pow
erful frame aud large vitality that resisted
the advances of the disease te the last,
and was mei cover possessed of the quali
ties and Christian virtues that mark an
estimable womauheod. She was 79 years
and 8 months eldt and her funeral will
take place from Mrs. Kelly's residence en
Monday morning at 7:45 ; mass at St.
Mary's church at 8, and the remains will
be taken te Uernsburg for burial.
Dentil et Jeseph IT.rllllin.rt.
Jeseph Brillhait has died at his resi
dence en West King street. He was well
known as a cigar manufacturer, although
he has net been carrying en the business
very extensively of late years. He leaves
a family.
Commissioners or Northumberland.
Messrs. Wm. P. Daleman, Michael Kcl
leghcr and Geerge Brown, county commis
sioners of Northumberland, are in Lan
caster te-day for the purpose of visiting
and making inquiries a& te the manage
ment of our public institutions ; especially
the county prison. The commissioners of
Nerthupiberlaud are also the prison in
spectors, and have entire control of the
prison management. Heretofore there has
baen no organized system of labor in tlie
prison, and the new commissioners wit-h
te introduce a system that will make the
prison self-sustaining. Lancaster is rather
a peer field for them te gleam knowledge
from, as our prison failed te be self-sus-staininglast
year by $37,000. The cemmi.s
sieuers will visit several ether ceuutics be
fore they icturn te Sunbury.
On Inhibition ami Werth Jjcciii;.
Reingruber has finished, te the order of
Mrs. W. L. Peiper, an oil portrait of her
late deceased husband, which is displayed
in the window of Jehn S. Givler & Ce.'s
dry goods store, where hundreds of per
sons have stepped te-day te admire the
fidelity of the likeness and the skiil-witli
which the artistic work is executed.
Mr. Jehn P. Smaling having graduated
as a garment cutter, from a course of in
structions by his father, has received a
diploma te that effect, which has been
elegantly engrossed in Mr. C. R. Frailey's
ornamental penmanship. Ne two lines in
the diploma are of the same style of letter,
and yet all are beautiful. It is framed in a
ri'HK OtfKAT KEW TOBK BAZAAR.
GOTTSCHALK & LEDERMAN'S,
GKRE A.T JNTE W YORK BAZAAK
26 k 'l& NORTH QUEEN STREET.
GrRAJNTD
MILLINERY OPENING,
TUESDAY,
APRIL 25th,
THE LADIES OF LANCASTER
WILL OS THESE DAYS WITNESS WILL ON THESE DAYS WITNESS
'Hie Largest ai Fist Millinery Dpi! Tlie Largest and Fist Millinery Onii
THAT EVER TOOK PLACE BEFORE
NOTICE !
The Grapd Opening of the New Yerk
Bazaar is conducted en the same
plan as our ether large establishment
in New Yerk City, and our Lady Pat
rons will therefore witness a real
New Yerk Opening, We intend te
display en these days the very latest
designs of the season, among "which
is a let of Real French Pattern Bon Ben
nets ; in fact everything desired for
the GRAND SPRING OPENING of
1SS2.
Wc advise everybody te call as
early iu the day as possible te
avoid any rush and crowding,
as we have matte satisfactory
preparations, se that every
body shall be pleased who will
attend the Grand .Opening en
TUESEAY,
WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY,
APRIL 23tb, 20th and 27tb.
GOTTSCHALK & LBDEEMAN'S
Ureal lew Yerk Bazaar, Great lei Yerk Bazaar,
26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN
TnM-trrniu liubt q pay.
& . .
Fer the benefit of our friends and patrons, who are uuable te visit the city in the evening, we will have
OUR STORE ILLUMINATED by the ELECTRIC LIGHT ALL DAT
ON MONDAY, APRIL 24TH.
TO TIIOisE WHO HAVE NEVER SEEN THE ELECTRIC LIGHT IT WILL BE WELL WORTH A VISIT.
AL. ROSENSTEIN,
ONE PKICE MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
37 NORTH QUEEN STREET. (Next deer le Shultz & Bre-'s 6reat flat stere0
C3&-A SUUE PUT V HIP OB CANE GIVEN TO EACH fUKCHASEK efa BOY'S or CHILD'S SUlT.-2
i-elid walnut frame and may be seen at
Mr. Snialing's clothing store, North Queen
stiect.
C'eluiiiUin.
P. 11. It. excUisien tickets te Lancaster
for Monday's ciieiis. Suiprn-c birthday
p.i:ty te Miss Veiiic Ebeisele last night.
Hail in West Hcmpficld ou Wednesday
nii-lit. Little Jehn Smith playing en soma
les fell into this river and was rescued
by boatmen. " Divorce" en Saturday,
April 29 Gibben &Jenning, book agents,
driving a double team, had a fearful
runaway ycsteiday ; broke a trace aud
animals" threatened te hurl the vehicle
down au embaukment and break the pike
te pieces en the men's cheek, but by both
holding en te the lines the steeds were
stepped Twe drunken negrees fought
yesteiday near the Chestnut Hill com
pany's railroad connections about a girl
aud the vieter knocked his antagonist in
sensible with a stone One of Kauffman's
quairy men carried a 200 pound wheel en
his back te the t-mith shop instead of roll
ing it The Misses Raymond, of Marietta,
have been visiting Mrs. Harry Schell
Passcimcr travel brisk R. & C. excursion
te the Reading military display en Mon
day. Comparison e. 1.
EQUITABLE. N.Y.
rFrein the policy.
"The said society
ilees heicby premise
and hricc that alter
llnec years Irani the
date hcreet the only
conditions which shall
be binding upon the
holder et this policy
arc, that he shall pay
the premiums, at the
linicsuudplacc.nnd in
tin; manlier hcicin
stipulated, and that
the i emulations of the
society as te age, resi
dence, travel, occupa
tion and employments,
shall be observed, and
that in all ether re
spects, after the expira
tion of the Raid three
MUTUAL LIFE.N. Y.
Frem the Policy.
"This nelicy shall he
void it any statement
made in the applica
tion shall be in anu re
spect untrue, or it any
premium or part of a
premium hereon be
nei paiu WIHJII UUU, UC
if the insured shall die
in consequence et a
duel, or in any viola
tion et law ; or by dis
ease, violence, or acci
dent, hi ought about by
his indulgence in stim
ulants or narcotics."
"Tnc company dens
net insure against self
dcslrncfien in anu
form. whether the in-
sutcti ee snuis vi in'
hane at the time of
death; but. in every
such cese, will pay for
this policy the net re
serve thereon at the
beginning et the year
in which death occurs,
bvthe lepal standaid
of the atate et New
erk." Frem state
ment of Dee. SI, 1SS1.
Over $815,000 death
years, the liability el
tnc said society miner
this poliey shall net
be disputed.'"
claim unsettled.
Wliile many companies report laree sums
for resisted death claims, the Equitable closed.
its books at the end of the year without a sin
gle contested claim.
The Equitable is unquestionably the lead
ing Life Insurance company or the world, its
tontine method and policy the admiration et
businessmen. Ne wonder its new business
for 1SS1 exceeded $46,0,00-the largest busi
ness. The only ether company whose busi
ness has approached that et the Equitable
during recent years, shows about $11,500,000
less than the the Equitable in 18S1. Isaiah
Snyder, Harrlsburg, Pa., is general agent for
the society.
Amusements.
A Great Feat. Leenati, with the Forepaugh
show, actually performs the spiral roadway
bicycle feat Just as represented. lie takes an
ordinary-sized spider bicycle, wheel about
three test in diameter, and ascends a vertical
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WEDNESDAY,
APRIL 26th,
IX THIS CITY.
THAT EVEll
A BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR WILL BE
GIVEN AWAY TO ALL OUR LADY
VISITORS ON THE OPENING DAYS.
ST.
26 and
spiral roadway, winding leuiiil anil round
und upward en a twelve-inch plank te a height
el fllty feet Arrived at the top he turns ou
his bicycle and descends at the rate of about
sixteen miles an hour, a leat almost beyond
beliel te these who have net .witnessed it.
Leenati was ten years practising this teat, in
Birmingham, England, b"ler lie get te that
state el perfection that admitted et his appear
ance in public. Since then he has pciloimedin
uvvry capital el Europe.
itE.irus.
Piktex. In this city, en tlie'JOth Inst., Mary,
relict et the late Jehn Pinyon. aged 69 years,
5 months and 13 days.
The relatives and friends et the family are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral
from the residence of Piuiicl Ilcckcr, 217
Locust street, en Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Services at St. .Tames' church at 3
o'clock. Interment at Woodward 11111 cem
etery. 2td
Murray. in this city, April 20, 1SS2, Mrs.
Ann Murray, aged T. years and 8 months.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited te attend her funeral lreni the resi
lience of her sister, Mrs. Catharine D. Kelly,
Ne. 247 East Orange street, en Monday morn
ins at " o'clock. High Mass at St. Mary's
church at 8 o'clock. Te proceed te Harris
burs: for interment en the 0:25 train.
llariisburg papers please copy.
Misiii.br. In this city, en the 21st Inst., II.
L Mlshlcr, son of the bite Beujamin and
Elizabeth Mlshler, in the 41st year et his age.
The relatives and friends of the family, also
Ueorge II. Themas Pest 81. G. A. R., are re
spectfully invited te attend the funeral, from
his late residence, Ne. 27 East German street,
en Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. 2td
NEW JJVEKTlSEBtt.NS.
PUI1L1U SALK. ON MONDAY, APK1L
24, 1882, will be sold at the Merrimac
Heuse, Lancaster city. Pa., 20 head et Heavy
Canada Horses, aud a tew drivers.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p. m.
GEOltUE UliOsSMAN.
S. Hess L Sew, Aucts. 2l-2td
WATI'.U 1CKNT mOTlUK Tills WAlUt
Kent Duplicate having been placed in
my hands, 1 will receive the rents en and after
Monday, April 24, 1882. Five per cent, abate
ment ter prompt payment.
21-314 C. F. MVEBS, Treasurer.
WANTKU.-OI1E 1R1MMEK AND TWO
PAINTERS. Nene but geed mechanies
need apply. Alse, a geed boy te learn paint
ing. EDGEULEY & CO.,
Fine Carriage Builders , Market street. Lan
caster, Pa. 21-2td
CK1SAH rCJfFS, rllXBD WITH VANIL
LA CBEAM.
CKEAM PUFFS, tilled with Chocolate ltusse.
CUE AM PUFFS, filled with Beise.
LADY CAKE 23 cents a pound.
Three dittercn:; kinds of PIES.
PASTBV filled with Chocolate Russe.
EGG RUSKS, etc., tresh at
O. BOETTNBR'S STAND,
ltd NORTHERN MARKET.
F
INK, l'UIN AND rANOX-
STATIONBRY,
NEW PANELS.
XW EASELS.
NEW BOOKS AND
NEW MAGAZINES,
L. M. ELIOT'S
NO. 42 WEST KINO. STREET.
THURSDAY,
APRIL 27th.
TOOK PLACE BEFOHK IN THIS.C1TY.
NOTICE !
The Grand Opening of the -New Yerk
Bazaar is conducted en the same
plan as our ether large establishment
in New Yerk City, and our Lady Pat
rons will therefore witness a real
New Yerk Opening. "We intend te
display en these days the very latest
designs of the season, among which
is a let of Real French Pattern Bon Ben
nets ; in fact everything desired for
the GRAND SPRING OPENING of
1SS2.
We advise everybody te call as
early in the day as possible te
avoid any rash and crowding,
as we have, made satisfactory
preparations, se that every
body shall be pleased who will
attend the Grand Opening en
TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY,
APRIL 25tb, 26th and 27th.
28 NORTH QDEEN ST.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1-VJK KKNT.
bTOllte 0)M, i:h East King street.
apSO-tld 1NQUIBE AT 134.
TJUOHS FOU iu:nt. sevks dksik
X able Reems ler icnt, cither singly or to
gether, in Leelj'8 Building, North Queen St.
Apply at ROOM Ne. 2, bcceml fleer. u20-3t
w
ANTU A GIUL. FOR DINING-
100 m and Kitchen.
ltd .1. COPLAND.
170R KKNT.
Three or lour rooms at Ne. 20 WEST
KING STREET, cither for ledgers or a small
family. 2d
WArsTKD. lOUNO LAD1KSTU I.KAKN
MILLINERY
At GOTTSCHALK & LEDEUMAN'S GREAT
NEW YORK BAZAAR,
27-28 North Queen street. . aSO-Iwd
VJOTICIC. T11K UNDERSIGNED HAVE
taken the Barber Shep under Fulton
Bank (Philip Sunner's old stand), where they
will be pleased te have their friends cull. The
shop will be run in first-class style.
J. C. no YLER,
ltd GUP. MYERS. '
PUHLIC BAI.E.-ON SATURDAY, APRIL.
22, ut Ne. 3 West Vine i-trcet, will be sold
half-dozen of Chairs, Lounge, Rag and ethar
Carpets; let of Queensware.
Sale te commence at 2 o'cleckp. m.
P.H. LYNE.
lS-tl Adm. el Ann Elizabeth Ban icks.
Q1LKS AND DKF.SS GOODS.
Watt,Suana&Ce.,
Arc daily receiving New Goods in tbia De
partment, and otter the best possible value in
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
PLAIN, STRIPED and POLKA DOT SUM
MER SILKS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN SURAH SILKS,
Only 50c a Yard.
MOIRE ANTIQUE, DAMMASSI and BRO
CADE SILKS.
Au Immense Stock el
NEW DRESS GOODS
In a'l the Popular Fabrics, at Lewest Prices.
New Opening, a Choice Line of
PARASOLS AND SUNSHADES,
In all Sizes and Qualities.
We Offer a New Line el
CORSETS,
Spiral Spring I
' We invite the Special Attention et Lailiej te
Extraordinary Bargains In
German Table Damasks,
At 3lc. 33c, 37c, 45c and COc a Yard, in Hand
some Designs and much under usual price.
NEW YORK STORE,
8-10 EAST KING STREET.
THIED EDITION
FBIDAT EVEN'O. APBH. 21, 1882,
THE DEAD MINISTER.
GENERAL UUKLUUT'S LAST MOMENTS.
Seized With a. Sadden and "ratal Pain iu the
Regtea of mi Heart and Dying la
Twenty Minutes. Imposing
Funeral Honors.
Panama, April 12. A steamer from the
Seuth brings particulars of the death of
Gen. Hurlbut. He was in his usual health
when he arose en the 27th ult. He played
for some, time with his grandchildren.
While washing he was suddenly seized with
intense pain around the heart. Ilis
loud and agenizing'cries aroused every one
in the house. On being lifted from the
fleer te the bed he recovered moderately
and said, "Ged bless you all ; I am dying ;
eh, my heart !" A few mere disjointed
phrases were all he uttered. A sharp
convulsive shock then ran through his
body and in less than twenty minutes
from the first attack he was dead.
The lamily declined the offer of the
Chilian government te give him a public
funeral. The funeral was a most imposing
one. The streets through which the cor
tege passed were thronged with spectators
and many of the houses were draped in
menrmng. Flags were at half mast en
the public buildings at Lima and Callae,
and the stores in both cities were closed
during the funeral.
Prier te the cortege leaving the legation
the Episcopal service was read by Mr.
Lewis. The casket was placed en the
handsome hearse of the Italian fire brigade
and preceeded by about one hundred
Free Masens of all nationalities in ordi
nary costume and was drawn by volunteer
Americans, ihe remains were followed
by all the official dignitaries heie, includ
ing Admiral Lynch, the Chilian com
mander ; the American and French ad
mirals ; American, French, Italian and
Chilian naval officers anda score of Peru
vians, well known here if net abroad.
Bringing up the rear, ene thousand strong
at least, was every Peruvian in Luna,
(dressed iu strict mourning), belonging te
the party of which Gatuica Calderon was
chief. They were followed by the studeuts
of the Sau Carles university. On the
arrival at the railway station the casket
was placed in a fuueral car and taken te
Yillejas whence it was conveyed te the
Meiggs vault. Senores Terrazos Pinte,
the minister for Salvader, Carles Elias
and Cesaerc Chacaltaua delivered eloquent
aud impressive speeches in eulogy of the
deceased and the proceedings terminated.
On the 6th of next month the casket
will be removed with every solemnity and
a precession of beats from the men-of-war
and merchantmen ia Callae will accem
pany it te the steamer, which will convey
it te Panama en leute for the United
States.
Rumors gained currency that General
Hurlbut had been poisoned by opposing
political factious. Net much weight was
attached te these rumors, siuce everyone
is satisfied that he died from natural
causes, but as a precautionary measuiea
portion of the stomach has been sealed in
a jar aud will be forwarded te New Yerk
for analysis.
. m
BY W1KK.
Afternoon Telegrams Condensed.
The trichinosis sufferers at Bridesburg
are worse.
547 Chinese labeiers have arrived at
Victeria, B. C, and 900 mere are te ar
rive before August.
A rotary boiler at the Sugar river
paper mill, Clairemont, N. II., exploded,
killing a man and injuring several ethers.
An unknown man was suffocated in
Mil'er's lime kiln, Reading, last night.
Gen. Burt died at Saratoga te-day.
Riley Lcsher, of Reading, has died in
the Harrisburg hospital from injuries en
the railroad sustained last Friday.
The jury iu the Malley case at New
Haven has been completed and the taking
of testimony will begin en Tuesday.
The Republican senators held a brief
caucus te-day te provide for filling com
mittee vacancies caused by thciesiguatien
of JEllcr. Senater Mitchell will probably
be given the chairmanship of the pension
committee.
Reports from Tucson, Aiiieua, con
firm the previous accounts of wholesale
massacres by Iudiaus at Eagle Creek. At
San Carles, twenty persons were killed
at oue sweep, and ether individual cases
of murder aud pillage are mentioned that
leaves little or no doubt of their verity.
Secretary Felger te-day telegraphed
orders te San Francisce for revenue
steamer Cerwin te proceed te .the Arctic
ocean at once te the assistance of the offi
cers and crew of the burned steamer,
Rogers.
A Free Trade club h is been ergmised
in Davenpeit, Iowa.
The Terente shoemakers offered te com
promise with their striking female opera
tives and giaut their demands, pievided
the strikers refused. The painters and
carpenters' strike continues.
The wagon factory of the Webster com cem
pauy en the West Virginia penitentiary at
Wheeling, was damaged te the amount of
$2,800 last night.
Governer Heyt, General Simen Cameren
and a number of state senators and repre
sentatives were present tedcy at the for
mal transfer of the miners' hospital at
Ashland from the building commission te
the beard of trustees. The governor sub
sequently held a receptien and there will
be further festivities te-night. Tomorrow
the party will attend the opening of a
military bazaar at Reading.
SISUKAM SWINGS.
Ttie Death Sentence Against Mrs. Cr.ive'jt
Murderer Executed at Last.
New Yerk, April 21. William Sin
dram, the murderer of Mrs. Ciave, was
executed this morning at the city prison
at 8:36. He remained firm te the last.
After spending the evening in playing
cards with the boy burglar and murderer,
McGIein, Sindram went te bed and slept
soundly until after six this morn
ing. He ate a hearty breakfast
and manifested no emotion. At 8:15
he was led out te the gallows.
While being pinioned and the rope was
being adjusted en his neck he did net
flinch, and preserved the same determined
and set expression. When the drop fell
the body worked convulsively for several
minutes. He was pronounced dead in
fifteen minutes. His neck was net broken
and he died from strangulation.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. C, April 21. Fer
tbe Middle Atlantic states fair weather,
nerthwest2rly winds, hizher barometer,
stationary temperature.
The Beautiful Science of Hedging.
Philadelphia Press, Organic Republican.
It is net true that General Beaver has
been forced upon the party by Senater
Cameren or the machine.
Philadelphia Pre-s, Independent Republican.
The convention was summoned tee
early ; it was purposely called ahead of
the usual time of the county primaries
and conventions ; most of the delegates
are named by the county committees, and
there has been no adequate opportunity
for free popular action.
Like oil upon troubled watera Is Hale's
Heney et Horehound and Xar upon a cold.
Pike's Toothache Dreps cure in one minute.
apl"-lwdeediw
IARKETB.
fmiadelpbla market.
Philadelphia, April 2!.-r-Flenr Ann. but
market quiet: Superfine at $3 73i 50;
Extra $595 75: Ohie and Indiana lam
ily. 75Q7 25 : Penn'a family, f6 2S6 50.
Kye flour at $500.
Wh(
beat unsettled and dull : Del. and Pa.
Red, 4Ggl 43 ;;de Amber, $1 9Ql 50.
Cern quieter and unchanged.
Oats dull and e stcr ; Ne. 1 Wliite. Clc ;
Ne. 2 de COC ; Ne. 3 de i'Jc ; Ne. 2 Mixed.
53c.
Rye scarce at 90(S01e.
Previsions steady ; geed demand for smoked
meats.
Lard steady.
Rutter quiet and steady nt decline; Cream
ery extra Pa.. 31c ; Western. SlgSlc ; de geed
te choice, 2930c.
uens nominal.
Eggs tinner en
Uglit supplies ; Penn'a.,
!?c ; Western ISc.
uneese steady.
Petroleum dull ; Rennet!. VA.
Whisky at 1 21.
Seeds geed te prime clever dull at 75Sc ;
de de Timethy dull at 12 C02 75 : de Flax
seed firm at $1 40.
.tew Yern mutti.
New erk, A pi 11 21. Fleur Stale and
Western firm and rather quiet. Southern
firm.
Wheat ',lfic lower and heavy trade,
limited : Ne. 2 Red. May. $1 iJi& 1 t'i : de
June, 14Jil 4'JJf: de July, il 33ai 3i;H';
de Augu-t. l 23f8l i"ij;.
Cern HlJic lower anil weak : Mixed
Western spot, SOgOlJe : future, SlAf0))ic.
Oats '4lc lewtr anil heavy ; Ne. 2 May.
WJ57c;de June, 5i'GV ; de Aii., ISJiQ
4De ; State, 59SG2e ; Western, SSgOJc.
Uralu ana 1'r
.'Tl JUOtttlH.
One o'clock quotations ut niln
ions, furnished by S. K. Yundt.
Kast Kin;; street.
mil pmvi!.
Ifreker. i-V
April 21.
Chicago.
Cern Oats
.71.14 my,
74 .uya
Philadelphia.
.; .57,
.S." .5t
heat
l.3I
. 1.33i
. 1.30X
. l.tli
Perk
IS07K
1-V27,'
Lard
Vlli
11.37.M
May..,
June...
July ...
May....
June...
July
1.4"fi
1.20K
Cive stecK mnrketi.
Chicaoe. lings Receipts, 2,400 head : liip
lucnts, 10.0JU head ; niarku1 slew and gener
ally weak ; prices fully 5c lower ; common t'
geed mixed. f(J 653715 ; heavy packing and
shipping. $7 15J87 W ; light at f K.J7 15, chielly
at $77 10 ; skips and culls at HH0 50.
Cattle Receipts. 7.000 head; Mhipmcnts,2 10.)
head ; market steady and unchanged: at her
mere active movement ; experts, $7 10g7 00 ;
geed te cheicu shipping. $6 C07 ; common te
fair,$3 40Sf;40; mixed butchers', $ 15: ." :
grass Texans. $35 Ce ; stackers and lei. lets
active but a shade lower at $-5 3eg5 40.
Sheep Receipts, 1,4C0 head ; shipments,
1,50J head ; market active, linn and stre.Ig :
common te lair, $ej?0 ; medium te geed $U25
66 50 ; choice te extra, $ 7037 ; I-ainbs, $7 12 ;
shorn, $-1 5 80.
East Liberty Cattle Receipts, S.V) head.
Maiket firm; best cattle. W 2j7 73; t.iir te
geed, J07 ; common, $5 500.
flogs Receipts, COO head. Market Hi 111 ;
l,htladclphia3,$740700. Yorkers. $7&725.
sheep Receipts. tOU head. Market linn
woeled, $C7 ; clipped, $5 I03C.
BtoeK 3tarHec.
New Yt'ik, Philadr'ir'a and titie.d .SteekK
also United Stat. ' reported daily 1
Jacoh 15. Lohe, 2i Xe! th tucen street.
April 21.
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Del., Lack. Wextern
Denver & Rie Grande
N. Y.. Lake Krie & Western..
KastTcnn, Va. & Georgia ...
Missouri, tiansastt Texas
Lake Shereft Mich. Southern
Louisville & Nashville
New Yerk Central
New Jersey Central
Ontario A Western
Omaha Cem...
Omaha Preferred
Pacific Mail Steamship Ce...
Chicago. Mil. St. Paul
Texas Pacific
Wabash. .. t. hi l.s & Paciiic.
Western Union Tel. Ce
PennsylvaniaR.lt di
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Northern I'acitie Cem
' " I'retcrrcd,
Ai-JiC'JX. SOTJLVE8.
There Is no worse enthralluicnt ler torment
ed mun than the exactions et a morbid nerv
ous condition. The ever-taxed brain then
gets no rest from tranquil sleep and needs the
pacifying inllueuec et Dr. C. W. Rcnseu'
Celery and Chamomile. Piils. ap!7-lwd&w
HuKDitEDS et Men, Women and Children
rescued in every community lreni beds of
sickness and almost death and made strong
by Parker's Ginger T'uic are the best evi
dences In this weild r its sterling worth.
Pest. ap7-lmdeod&eew
It Heads the List
Ot all ether preparations or medicines. In
ciics et nausea headache, dizziness or Irregu
larities et the system. Rurdeck Itloed liitteis
have no equal. They never fail lit allerding
immediate roller. Price Sl.CO. Per wile at H.
15. Cochran's drug -lfre, 131 North Queen
stieet, Lancaster, Pa.
Nursing mothers gain slicngth by lining
Urewn's Iren Rittcrs. It acts like a charm in
restating te health and Mrcngth evetstraineil
nature. apl7-lwd&w
NnseDY enjoys the nicest surroundings If in
bad health. There aie miserable people about
te-ilay te whom a bottle et Parker's Ginger
Tonic would bring mere solid comfort than
all the doctors they have ever tried, fcce ether
column. mt-lmdco.IA.cen'
l'liea! Piles: riles :
A mum emu found at last! Ne one need
sutler! A sure cure ler Blind, Weeding, Itch
ing and Ulcerated Piles has been discovered
by Dr. William (an Indian remedy), called Dr.
William's Indian Ointment. A single box has
cured the worst chronic cases of 23 or 30 years
standing. Ne ene need sillier live minutes
alter applying tliLs wonderful seething medi
c'ne. Lotions, iiiHsruments and electuaries de
mere haim than geed. Williams' Ointment
ab.serls the tumors, allays the intense itching
(particularly sit nigi .ilter getting warm in
bed), acts as a peiiltice.sives instant and pain
less relict, and is prepared only ter Piles, itch
ing et the private parts, and for nothing else.
Read what the Hen. J. 31. Ceflinberry, of
Cleveland, says about Dr. William's Indian
Pile Ointment : I have used scores of Pile
Cutes, and itattbrdsme pleasure le say that
I have never leunil anything which gave such
immediate and permanent relief a Dr. Wil
liam's Indian Ointment.
Fer sale by II. U. Cochran, 137 and 139 North
Queen street. Price, $1.00. I1euv& Ce., Pre
prIi;ter.-, Ci'Vesey Street, New Yerk,
Jcb24-Tn&FdJcw
Decline at Alan.
Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence.
Sexual Debility, cured by Wells Health Re
newcr. $1. Fer sale by Jehn Rlack.
Celdes'h Liebig's Liquid Reef and Tonic
Invigoraler imparts strength te body and
mind. Take no ether. Of Druggists.
apl7-lwdeed&w
Catskill, Dec. 27, IsSO.
Messrs. Ely Kres., Druggists, Oswego, N. Y.:
I have suttercd ler miMiy years from chronic
Catarrh and tried a great number et remedies
without any permanent icliet ; but ieme six
weeks age I was induced te try your Cream
Ralm, and with the very best results. Relief
was almost instantaneous, and continued use
has resulted in an almost complete cure.
Therefore I take pleasure In recommending
your Cream Ralm te all who may be suffering
as I was. S. M. Greeke, Roekkeepcr.
Oflice N. Y., Catskill & Athens Steamboat Ce.
r.ly's Cream Ilalin has cured me et Catarrh
of several years standing. I have recovered
my sense el taste and smell by its use. and
can truthfully say the Ralm has no equal as a
cure for this terrible disease. Frahk C. Oo Oe
dex. Elizabeth, N. J., Aug. 14, 1879. Sce adv't.
ap21-d&w IS
AU Is Well That Ends Well.
Oriu Catlln, 49 Pearl street. Buffalo N. Y.,
says: "1 tried various remedies for the piles
but found no rcliet until I used Themas' Ec
lectrieOll, which entirely cured me altera
tew application!." Fer sale at II. R. Cechnm's
drug store, 137 North Queen street, Lancaster
Wissten, Forsyth Ce., N. C.
Gexts I desire te express te you my thanks
ler your wonderful Hep Ritters. I was
troubled with dyspepsia ler Ave years previ
ous te cemmencinjr the use of Hep Rittcrs
some six months age. My cure has been -wonderful.
1 am pastor or the FlrsfMethedLst
church et this place, and my whole congrega
tion can testily te tne great virtues et your
bitters. Very respectfully.
apl8-2wdftw Rev. II. Fesebee.
JOHN WASA MAKER'S.
AT
JOHN WANAMAKER'S.
PHILADELPHIA.
FRIDAY:
American satins printed with
roses, daisies and nondescript
flowers, and with dots of all
sizes near together and farapart.
.All colors of grounds and many
colors of printing. $1.25 and
1-35-
These have just come and
new is the best time te see them.
Why ? The makers are proba
bly done making for the season ;
and the whole supply is in the
market. There's no scarcity :
but there will be a scarcity of
geed patterns long before the
buying time is ever. Nobody
wants te have any left at the end
of the season. Everybody plans
te have a scarcity before the
buying time ends.
Surah, gres-grain and satin
merveilleux of every color re
quired te matcht hem ; and that
is a piece of rare geed news,
Ncci-fluter circle. Chestnut-street entrance.
Camel's-hair grenadines of
ten pretty patterns of silk plaid
and check at 7S and S1; cents.
Yesterday we were twice offered
the very same grenadines at 1,
which means that they are worth
$1.25 at retail. We happen te
have get one and two pieces
that's all of each of these ten
patterns 'at 75 and 85 cents a
yard.
Black albatross of four quali
ties, 2)72 te 60 cents ; 40 te 45
incher Avide.
New forget that we've been
selling the 60-cent quality at
Ziyi cents.. If we get any mere
of it, se that we can sell it at
that price, we shall be very glad.
Meantime we are giving a full
money's-worth en all ; and a
quarter mere than the money's
worth en one the 37 cent
ie inch.
Next-outer circle, Chestnut street entrance.
Flannel with silk embroidered
clots
is new ; 75 cents"
navy-blue with white dots,
navy-blue with cardinal dots,
light-blue with pink dots,
light-blue with lighter-blue dot,
inazarliie with, white dots,
black wtth white dots.
Matelasse flannel at 50 cents,
is new ; it is net new at 60 ; but
the 50 cent quality is net se fine
and soft.
Such a collection of flannels
is hardly te be seen anywhere ;
about 1 50 different stripes and
plaids ; all the plain colors you
can think of; and w.hite of mere
sorts, qualities anil textures than
you would read, if we should
write.
Outer circle, northeast lreni centre.
Grenadines are beyond these
e.f any former season, net only
in variety of patterns, but in
richness of effects and even of
textures. The weather se far
has kept back the sale of them ;
and the assortment is best new.
Next-outer elrele.Cheslnut street, cn'ratice.
Axminster, mequette, brus
sels, tapestry and ingrain carpets
are at their best new ; and we
are able te de mere carpet
work than we are doing; besides
mere room is getting ready.
Mattings are at their best alse:
Net th gallery.
Pin-dot Swiss at 28 cents of
a quality that usually costs 40.
Only pin dots ; larger dots at
full prices.
Fourth-circle, City hall square entrance.
Mull and batiste neck-handkerchiefs
with a little brilliant
silk embroidery in one corner.
The centre of batiste and the
border of mull of a darker
shade; such combinations. The
fichu itself is worth about 35
cents, and the embroidery about
2-j mere. The price of the
whole is 26 cents ; 1 200 of them ;
and they are beautiful.
When had you better come
for yours ?
Third circle, southeast from centre.
Deuble damask napkins at
$i.5e a dozen; of which we sold
last fall 1 2,000 te a New Yerk
merchant at $i.65; and he get
his money's worth, tee.
Buying linens, as we de from
makers of all countries, quite a
little wholesale trade comes
without our seeking. It helps
us te buy much, and se te buy
low.
Outer-circle, Chestnut street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market street'
and City-hall square.
I PHILADELPHIA.