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LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER WEKfrESDAr SMAI 10. 1882.
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUB KEGCLAK COBKE8PUMUKHVJS.
Ex-constable Al. Keech, Las accepted
the agency from a New. Yerk firm, of a
patent polishing varnish.
Mr. J. K.Flery will succeed Mr. J. K
Pfahler, at the latter' old stand, in the
saddle and harness business.
A party which was held last evening in
Marietta, was composed principally of Col
umbians. The interior of Mr. Peter Bitner's
saloon, corner 4th and Walnut Btreets, is
being refitted.
A. Jewel's spring millinery opening took
place te-day. A feature of the occasion
being the handsome floral decorations of
the store.
Rev. A. Kurtz, of Baltimore, will
preach te night in the German Lutheran
church at 7:30 o'clock. The public are in
vited te attend.
Last evening, at the residence of Mr. L.
Hendricks, en Union street, a reception
was held in honor of his daughter's mar
riage, which took place yesterday morning
in St. PetcrXCatlielic church. The fes
tivities were continued until a late hour.
Last night five unknown men disturbed
the people, of 4th street, between Locust
and Walnut, by firing off revolvers aud
yelling.
The cellar for a new house en Gth street
belonging teMr. Fred Buchcr, was almost
filled last night by the heavy rain.
Misses. Mattie and Lizzie Stihgen, who
have been visiting the family of Mr. Jehn
Read, returned te their homes yesterday.
The refitting of Mr. P. Melbert's estab
lishment is completed.
The excursion ever the Heading & Col
umbia railroad yesterday te Reading te
enable the people of this place te see Bar
num's circus was largely patronized.
Te-night a number of Columbians
will attend a large party in Wrights
ville. Yesterday was pay day at the Shawm e
furnace.
The much needed repairs te the pave
ment in front of the Presbyterian church
have been made.
The Columbia social club held its meet
ing last evening at the residence of Mr.
D. Hanancr, en Walnut street.
Mr. Geerge D. Masen, of Detroit, the
architect of the stove works, is in town.
He examined the grounds this morning.
The addition te 'Squire Frank's resi
dence will seen be completed.
The recent rains have rendered the
river navigable for rafts again. Several
passed here this morning.
On Monday a Columbia National bank
book was lest between Columbia and
Wrightsville. It contained two ten and
one dollar notes, aud a check for $2.05.
Should any person find it, Mr. J. Reth
child's, of Ne. 236 Locust street, will re
turn it te the owner.
Mr. F. A. Bennett h:is just returned
from the city with a line line of spring
goods.
Last evening the novelty .stoic of Mr. G.
S. Rowbetnam in the room formally oc
cupied by Richards' boekstoro, was opened
te the public.
ksuai'K nceni nuseN.
Where Wero lirune and the Hell ?
About neon yesterday Wm. Bewers, a
convict in the Lancaster county jail, es
caped from that institution and nothing
has been heard of him. He took diuuer with
his fellow prisoners and weut te work as
usual. He is au assistant te the cigar
makers, aud in that capacity has been
given the run of the
uometimos allowed te
AVhile the prison
dinner aud only
corridor, and was
go into the yard.
keeper was at
one underkecper
in the
noticed
cerrider, Bewers slipped un-
into the yard, taking with him
a short step-ladder. Forcing an entrance
into an outside room in which the pri
soners' clothes are kept, he picked cut his
own, and carried them off scaling ttie very
" scaly " wall near the northeast angle.
Here he arryed himself in his own clothes,
and threw the striped suit aside, where it
was found net long afterwards.
Bewers is net mere than 19 years old,
was convicted at the January term of court
for aggravated assault and battery en
Henry C. Keller aud sentenced te nine
months' imprisonment. " Brune " docs
night duty and is net en duty in day
time. It might be well te start a sub
scription for the purchase of another Siber
ian te keep watch by day.
Corener's Inquest.
Jehn F. Gal breath, deputy coroner for
Ceney, -has returned te Corener Sniffer
the result of the inquest into the cause of
death of the unknown man who was found
dead in the village of Bainbridge about
two weeks age. It is te the effect that the
stranger carae te his death from pneumo
nia, caused by exposure, he having laid in
an alley all Thursday aud Thursday
night, April 27. Squire Galbreath states
that the man answered te the name of
Jehn Smith ; that he had en his person a
paper containing the name of Rudy Jan.
ner ; he had 44 cents in money, a smoke
pipe, two pair of cotton pants, three
shirts, a common wool hat, two small
breastpins, a piece of tobacco, a pocket
comb, knife, needle case, black cassiuet
coat, black vest and oil cloth valise. These
articles are in the hands of Corener Shifter
and may lead te his identification.
Deputy Corener J. P. Frank held au
inquest en the body of Mary A. Wellcr,
who died suddenly in Columbia, and the
jury rendered a verdict that death was
caused by apoplexy.
OUR STREET COMMISSIONER.
Ills Monuments We See, But Where Is lie?
Street Commissioner Le van's mud monu
ments still adorn the principal streets of
the city. What they lese in height by
being trampled down by horses and mules
they gain in width se that nothing of their
fair proportion is lest.
Fer some time past there has been lying
outside the pavement of the Hicstcr house,
and almost upon the crossing leading te
the railroad depot, a large loeso stone,
weighing perhaps. 200 pounds. At two
o'clock this afternoon as Henry P. Dor Der
wart was crossing the street, hurriedly, he
tripped against the stone and was thrown
heavily te the ground, bruising himself,
Bkinning his face and soiling his clothing.
When the street commissioner begins te
clean up if he ever shall begin he might
remove this nuisance along with his mud
monuments.
Railroad Wreck.
Last evening about 5 o'clock as engine
302 was drawing a freight train up the
heavy grade about ene mile west of Mount
ville, the train parted and the rear section
of it ran back, gaining great headway as
it moved down grade. The train hands
were at the time in fhe caboose. Tht
engineer of engine 361 which was follow
ing 302, saw the detached part of the train
approaching him and whistled down
brakes. The men in the caboose took
alarm and saved themselves by jumping
from the train. The caboose struck engine
301 with such force that it was smashed
te pieces, and the engine was thrown from
the track. The passengcr trains both
east and west were delayed about half
an hour. Nene of the train hands were
injured.
Declined the Hener.
A committee consisting of Jehn Recs,
Thee. Wanditz, M.Jf. Sharp, and Mr. V.
B. Keller, appointed by pest 84 G. A. R.,
waited upon Cel. H. A. Hambright, and
invited him te act as marshal of the parade
en Decoration day, May 30. Cel. Hambright
thanked the committee for the intended
honor, but. declined en account of bad
health.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDK.
A Man Snoots Himself at the Creek.
This forenoon about 10 o'clock, a man
dressed in a suit of blue clothes, walked
down Strawberry street, which runs from
Seuth lueen street te lleigart's Landing.
He went into a let behind a tobacco shed
in the rear of Woodward Hill cemetery,
and in a few minutes the neighbors heard
the report of a pistol. The people who
heard the noise were alarmed and in a few
moments were surprised te see a man walk
up Strawberry street towards Seuth Queen.
He was bleeding profusely from a wound
in the head and scorned te be in pain.
Shortly after ten o'clock Adam Bertsch,
well known in the city, came te the house
of Paul Hepting, Seuth Queen street. He
was bleeding freely from a wound in
bis head, and was cared for.
He said that he received the wound
in a fight which he had with a negre, back
of the cemetery, in which the latter struck
him with a stone. Adam was dressed in
blue clothing, and it is supposed that he is
the man who shot himself, as he came out
of Strawberry street te the residence of
Mr. Hepting. The wound, though pain
ful, is net serious. It is supposed that
suicide was his intention.
I'realdent Buchanan's Brether Resigns.
Rev. Dr. E. Y. Buchanan's brother of
the late President Buchanan, has resigned
the pastorate of Trinity P. E. Church,
Oxford, in the rural part of Philadelphia,
of which he has had charge for 28 year:;.
Dr. Buchanan is ever 70 years of age.
Court.
Court will meet te-morrow morning,
when several license cases will be disposed
of and a considerable amount of current
business will be transacted.
The Lancaster County Pharmaceutical As
sociation, will held their monthly meeting In
this city, te morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock,
in the hall et the G. A. K. ' ltd
Amusements.
Uarncrevs Te-night. Tb.er remains scarce
ly any necessity te remind our readers that
te-night Jehn L. Cariicress and his famous
mlustrcl company will appear in Fulton opera
beuse In one et their charming entertain,
ments. The periormance will undoubtedly
be one of the best in the minstrel line wit
nessed here this season, Introducing many
new and amusing features, with selections
from " I'utleuce" iiml ether popular comic
operas, mid Mr. Carncross will sing "Over
the Garden Wall" and some favorite airs.
Sl'EVIAL MOTIVES.
Evils te be Avoided.
Over-cutlng is in one sense as productive el
evil as Intemperance in drinking. Avoid both
and keep the bleed purilied with Jlurdeck
bleed hitler, and you will be rewarded with
robust health and an Invigorated system.
Pi ice $1. for salu at II. Jl. Cochran's dim;
store, i:J7 North Queen street. Lancaster.
Physicians prcscrlbe Colburg's Lieblg's Illi
quid Heel and Tonic Invlgorater ter the weak,
worn and dyspeptic. Take no ether.
J n Uet Water.
Orpha M. Uedgc, ISattle Creek, Mlch.,writcs:
"1 upset a tea-kettle et boiling het water en
my hand. 1 at once, applied Themas' Kclce
tric Oil, ami the effect was te Immediately
allay the pain. I was cuied in three days-"
Fer wile at II. IJ. Cochran' Drug Stere,
1.37 North Queen street. Lancaster.
Remarkable ler overcoming disease caused
by impute water, decaying vegetation, etc.,
Is Jt row ii'ij Iren Kilters.
There arc tierce bruin storms that shattci a
man's organization, his nerves shriek for ic
I let, mid neuralgia banishes rest. At such a
time, it the miserable sullcrcr would use lien
son's Celery and Chamomile Fills, he would
11 nd perlect relief. myS-lwd&w
Mothers! Mothers ! ! mothers t ! !
Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with excruciating iain et cutting teeth? If
se, go at onee and get a bottle et MltS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYKUP. It will relieve
the peer little sullerer Immediately depend
upon It; there is no mistake about It. Theic
Is net a mother en earth who has ever used It,
who will net tell you at once that it will regu
late the bowels, ahdglvercst te the mother
and relict ami health te the child, operating
like magic. It is perfectly sate te use In all
cases, ami pleasant te t lie taste, and is the
piescrlptien et one of the eldest and best
Icmulc physicians and nurses In the United
States, Sold everywhere. 25 cents a bottle.
m2-ly-M,WASAw
Krewirs Household Panacea
Js tin most cilcctlve Fain Dcstrejer In
the world. Will most surely' quicken the
bleed, whether taken internally or applied
extenially.and thereby mere certainly relieve
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any ether
pain alleviator, and it is warranted double the
(strength et any similar preparation. It cures
patu In Hie Side. Hack or Bowels. Sore Threat,
Rheumatism and all aches, and Is THE
GREAT RKL1EVER OF FAIN. "IIrewn'S
HousiiHer.D Panacea" should be In every
family. A tcospeonful of the Panacea in a
tumbler et het water sweetened if preferred J,
taken at bed time will i:ui:ak ur a cold. 25cts
a bottle. febll-lvdM.W&S&w
Frel. (lUilinette, the inventor et the French
Kidney Fad bearing his name, was one of the
most noted medical men of his day in France.
Its cures el kidney diseases are most marvel
ous and are said te be permanent. Fer sale at
Kauttman's Drug Stere, North .Queen street.
mayO-lydWAS. .
Thorp is nouseindruggingyourselt tedeath
and buying all the vile medicines for internal
use when you can be cured of lever and ngue,
dumb ague, bilious disorders and aillincnts et
the liver, bleed and stomach, by wearing one
of Prof. Gnilmcttc's French Liver Fads, w-hich
is a sure cure every time. If your Druggist
docs net keep the pad, send $1.50 In a letter te
French Fail Ce., Teledo, O., and It will be sent
you by return mail. It is the only Fad that is
guaranteed te cure. Beware of counterfeits.
Fer sale at Kautruian's Drug Stere. North
Queen street. inayG.lydWAS
Feu UvsrErsiA and Liver Complaint, you
have a printed guarantee en every bottle et
Shtleh's Vitallzcr. It never tails te cure. Fer
sale at Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen
street.
MeTiicu's Don't Ksdw Hew many children
arc punished ler being uncouth, wilful, and
Indifferent te instructions or rewards, simply
because they are out et health ! An lutein
gentladysaldotachlldef this kind: "Mothers
should knew that It they would give the little
ones moderate doses of Hep letters ler two or
three wceks.the children would be all a parent
could desire." inyl-2wd&w
A nasal uMKCTen Irce with each bottle el
Shllet's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Fer
sale at Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen
street.
HEATHS.
Shay. Ill this city, en the Sth et Mav, 1S82,
Daisy E., daughter et Marcus and Wllhelmina
Shay, in the 13th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the lamlly are
respectfully Invited te attend the funeral,
from her parents' residence. Ne. 42 Derwart
street, en Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment at Lancaster cemetery- m9-2td
Brown. In this city, en May.8, 1882, Deberah,
relict et the late Jehn lirewn, In the 87th year
of hcragc.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral,
from the residence of her son-in-law, Jacob
Rati i feu, Ne. 40 North Frlncc street, en Thurs
day atlcruoen nt 2:30 o'clock. Interment at
Woodward Hill cemetery. m9-2td
Dekimii. May leth, 1I8& in this citv, Mar'ah,
wife of Geerge L. Decrsh, uged 77 years, 2
ment lis and 12 days.
The relatives and fi lends of the lamlly are
respectfully invitud te attend the funeral,
from the residence of her daughter. Ne. 502
West King strcc', en Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock. mlO
Hakxitz. In Lancaster, Ta,, Mav 10th, 18S2,
Mrs. Ann Catharine, wlte of the late Rev. J,
C. Barnitz, In the tilth year of ner age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully Invited te attend her funeral
lremlicr late residence, 535 East King street
en Friday afternoon at 2J o'clock, te proceed
te Woodwerd Hill cemetery. 2t
Lytlb. On the 8th Inst., Mrs. Henrietta
Lytic, at the residence of Themas K. UrisseU,
esq., in Upper Sandusky, Wyandot county,
Ohie, in tlie 7SUi ycax of fcr age it
ri'HE
GREAT NEW TORR BAZAAR.
GOTTSCHALK & LKDERMAN'S,
GKRE A.T JNTE W YORK BAZAAE
26 &
LANCASTER, PA.
This Stere is Declared by Everybody the leader of Fashion
and Lew Prices.
We cordially invite all these who have net visited the Hew Yerk Bazaar vet, and they
will be cenvincsedthat we are the Headquarters for the LARGEST
and FINEST ASSORTMENT of GOCTJS in this city.
MILLINEEY.
All the Ladies who have examined our Trim
med Hats and Bennets are united in declaring
that ter taste and beauty they cannot he sur
passed. We have constantly m stock every
shaneand style eIUiummmiii. The meat de
siruble Styles el Halt at piescnt are the
PATIENCE,
TYROLE.
PIQUE,
RECENT,
VIENNA,
MONTROSE IIONXET,
MARTHA ISONNET.
JUM1SO BONNET,
PARISIENNE IIONXET,
damj: ii cms a rd isennet,
All the above si I' - we have In Milan, Tus
can, Satln.blraw, i'Ii i and I.ace Braid.
Our Hals are in u Led in plain figures, se any
child can see tin- M-lling price.
WK OFFKIt FOU THIS WEEK
50 dozen Ladies' Heugh and Heady
Sailors at 13c. eaeli,
Kvcry Hat worth 7."c
25 DOZEN FINE MILAN HON N KTS AT :S9c.
Cost all ever $1.00.
25 DOZEN UK A I. BLACK CHIP HATS at OiV.
- We are selling these Hals at the old pi ice, as
chip has pone up 50 per cent, in price'; these
Hats are told in 01 her stoics at $I.(ki.
Crepes.
WE HAVE THE HEAL COUKTAN CKKPK.
at i 1.00, $1.50, 2 ifl te $10.00 a yard.
CIIEPE VEILS Hern 42.00 upwauK
GOTTSCHALK & LEDBRMAN'S
Great lew Yerk Bazaar, Great New Yerk Bazaar,
26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN
J OH
H. lilVLrJU X CO.'M AllVlSltTJSlCMKNT.
TAILORING DEPARTMENT:
NEW STYLES EST SXJITINGrS !
Clothing Made te Order with best quality Trimmings and Fit Guaranteed.
New Neckwear, Earl & Wilsen's rake of Cellars and Cuffs,
Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Suspenders, etc., at Lewest Cash Prices.
We have tbe best 75c. and $1.00 Unlaundried Shirt
in the city. A full line of Beys' Unlaundried Shirts
at 50c.
JOHN
Ne.
25 BAST KING STREET,
JOHN S. GIVLER,
IfJitV A ItVH.lt
HOAVEKH & nUKST.
Bewers
Hewell's Building,
LA.NOASTEK, PA.
LADIES : We show tlie Choicest Abseitinent el' Ladies' and Misses'
HOSIERY and UNDEKWEAIl in the City.
LADIES : We show an Elegant Liue of CORSETS in several Neat Makes
that cannot be had elsewhere in the City.
LADIES : We hhew an Elcgaut Line of KID GLOVES in Geed Quality,
at very Lew Prices.
LADIES : We show an Elegaut Line or WHITE DRESS GOODS in all
the New Mat dials.
LADIES : We show an Elegant Line of HAMBURG aud SWISS EM
BROIDERIES, in Choice New Designs, all of which are Marked Very Lew.
NEW DRESS GOODS OPENING TO DAY.
NEW LAWNS OPENING TO-DAY.
W. B. BOWERS. HERVEY N. HURST,
Nes. 129 and 131 North Qneen Street.
irjstr AvrnitnsujiAifTs.
RELIUlOllS.-1'ilK COKRKEGATIOAAL
llaptist brethren will held thcii Lovefcnst
next Sunday, the 11th of Mav. at Jonas Xults,
near Oregon. Mcctinir te eennncnen at 2
o'clock p. in. The Lord's Supper in the even
ing, ltd
LOST. ON WEDNESDAY LAST IM T11K
central part el the city, a Truscan Geld
Eai-ring, hoop shaped. A liberal reward will
be paid en return elsainc te
ltd THIS OFFICE.
PUBL.IV SALE. ON FUIDAY, MAY 1JJ,
at 1 o'clock p. n:., at 212 West Walnut
atrcct, will be sold nt public sale, a let of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting
of Tables, Chairs, Cupboard, Steves, Beds ;
also a let et Painters Toels.
AMELIA O'BKIEX.
II. Shubert, AucU myl0-2td
Oni
AND AFTKK THIS OTll INST. THE
Bar of the Sprccher Heuse, will be Kent
open day and night.
It II. COPELAND, Prep.
10 nnnTO ilean in sums x suit.
Several First-class Dwellings for rent and
storeroom, VXi East King sti cut.
JOHN II. METZLKIt,
It ') Seuth Duke street.
-vroTicK.meni THIS DAY ON 1 WILL.
ll keep my place et business. Ne. 20 East
King street, open day ami n!ht for the con
venience et the public, with all the accommo
dations of a llrst-clnss restaurant,
ltd UEO. II. MILLEIt, Prep.
PUHLIO SALK OF HOUSES, MULES AND
Cows, On SATURDAY, MAY 13, lS8iwill
be sold at the public house et E. Hainbright
en the Columbia tunpike (formerly Getz's
hotel), Lancaster county. Pa., the following
live stock, te wit: Ten head of Western Penn
sylvania Horses, some geed drivers ; a pair of
young mules; 20 head rrssh milch cows, ami
Eeme young cattle ; 75 fine shoats. Sixty days,
credit. Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p.m.
when terms will be made known by
JACOB JJ. BAUSMAN,
S. Bin A SexAucU. mlOW.S
new autmmtisbmxnts.
- 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
SPECIAL NOTICE !
We shall offer this week the
whole balance of our. Ladies'
Spring Coats at Half Prices
and Regardless of Cost.
ThesoCeaU must be sold In two week's time
In order te make room ler ether goods.
LOOK WONDER.
Elegant Spring Coats in all shades
and sizes. $1.62 ; former price $3.
Fme All-Weel Walking Jackets at $3.25,
lermer price $5.00.
Elegant Satin una Cashmere Delmans,
at $, $H and $3 ; reduced from $10 and $15.
CALL EARLY
IF YOU WANT A GREAT BARGAIN.
The Ceals and Delmans will surely be sold
very quick at these given away prices.
Wcaie always receiving
GREAT HAUGA1NS IN EVERY DEPART
MENT. And it will pay cvorybedy te
VISIT THE JlAZAAU.
ST.
26 and
S. GIVLER
GEO.
TIN KM EN TN.
& Hurst,
129-131 North Queen St,
LANCASTER, PA.
NEW AVrERTlSEMENTS.
w
THOMAS PIXTON'S
DENTAL
will be closed
OFFICE
FKOM MAV Sth
UNTIL AUGUbT.
mfi lwd&ltw
f.lHAHD
File Insurance Company
OF PHILADELPIA.
Assets ever
Eleven Hundred Thou
sand. Dollars, securely Invested. Fer a policy In
this old ami well-established company call en
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
NO. 19 EAST KING STREET.
d3H.WK&S
13IJ1ILIU HALK ur VALUABLE REAL
cHtste and personal properly. At the
Hicstcr Heuse, in LancasUfL Pa., will be Beld
at public sale en WEDNMdaY EVENING
MA Y 10, A. 1). 1882, at 7 o'clock, the following
described real estate, late of Martha L. Shacf
rer. deceased, te wit : All that TWO-STORY"
BUICK DWELLING HOUSE (Se. 437) with
let et ground thereto liclenging, con
taining in front 33 feet, and extending in
ilepth 250 fcet.te a public alley, situated en the
north slde of West Orange street. This prop
erty war the late residence of Mrs. Sheaner,
aud is one et the most desirable places in the
city el Lancaster. The house contains ten
rooms, is well built and modern in style, with
all the improvements and a beautiful side
yard.
In the afternoon et the same day at IK
o'clock, en the premises, will be sold at public
sale the personal property and HouseholdFur HeuseholdFur HouseheldFur
nlture belonging te the estate of the late Mrs.
Shacfler, deceased.
Conditions made known at sale by
J. L. SIEINMETZ,
ap21-eed,tsd SXQuter.
H. swrexBT, Aucu.9n.ew.
Ostrich Feathers.
We liave Plumes and Feathers te suit every
body. Elegant stock of Tips at 25c. a bunch,
three in a bunch ; Fine French Tips at 25, 40,
SOc. up te $5.00 apiece.
Black Flumes trem 85c. te $10.00
49-We call special attention te a let of Fine
Plumes, In light blue, pink, cream, olive,
bronze and ether shades te match hats at $!.&'.
These Feathers are new sold all ever at S3.eu
and we have no doubt this let will be sold In
tbrce days' time.
FLOWERS.
We have the meat beautiful selection or
Mentures, Sprays, Bouquets of Artificial
Flowers eTcr seen.
Elegant Sprays for 10c.
Fine Single Buds at 25c. a dozen.
Reses In all shades at 40c. a dozen.
Pansles at 10c. a dezen.
Violets at 8c. a bunch.
French Flowers ler 25c. te
$5.00 a bunch.
RIBBONS.
We liave Ribbons te suit everybody's taste
and as -we set, them direct from euin ether
large house in New Yerk, we sell them at man
ulacturcr's prices. Belew we mention a few
of our special brands :
Elegant 7-inch All-Silk Sash Ribbons In
all colors at 40c. a yard.
250 Pieces of Black Extra Heavy Watered Rib
bon, all silk, Ne. 'J, at 14c a great bargain.
1,000 pieces of 5-Inch FlneJAtl-SHk Meire An
tique Ribbons for trimming purposes at 35c. a
yard. These Ribbons are offered at present in
ether stere in this city at 75c and $1,00 a yard,
and we advise our readers te call new It they
wuutuny. One let el Ne. 12 Satin and Falllee
Black Ribbon at 14c. a yard, in all the most
desirable shades te match dresses.
28 NORTH QUEEN ST.
Call and see our goods. We will show you the
newest things in every department.
& CO.
LANCASTER, PA.
P. BATHVON.
EHTEKTAimiEKTS.
"TCULTOH Ol'KKA BOUSK.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1882.
The Star Troupe of the World,
,J
(Organized In 1862.) Frem their Eleventh Street
Opera Heuse, Philadelphia. The entire com
pany appearing under the personal aupcrvls.
ion aud management et
MR. JOHN L CARNCR0SS,
who will appear at;cvery entertainment. The
pregramme will Include their unapproachable
FIK8T PART :
Their celebrated Burlesque entitled
IIEB MAJESTY'S OPEKA,
Introducing gems from
PATIENCE, PATIENCE,
And the last Great Musical Success,
OVER THE GAKUEN WALL,
Sung by J. L. Carncross ft Company.
The Extravaganza entitled
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BILLY SWEATNAM'S MUSICAL. MUSINGS.
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THE JAY BIRD'S EXCURSION;
OH, THE COLORED PICRIC.
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OfECIAL NOTIUJS.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, 4c.
Preparatory te the change we will make in
our business about MAY IOth, alter which
date we propose te drop the retail and de
STRICTLY A WHOLESALE BUSINESS.
We are eHcring eome goedH In hcarly every
department at GREAT REDUCTIONS FROM
FORMER PRICES. We propose te start in
our new business with
NEW AND FRESH GOODS.
MAlfY OF THE
WATCHES, CLOCKS, &c.
We arc new offering se low arc allttle sculled
or dull looking, but net at all impaired in
running qualities, and net wishing te eiler
them at public ancUen, we offer them In this
way, and fully guarantee the runningef every
Watch and Cleck thus sold, and held our
selves responsible for their performance for
one year.
E. F. BOWMAN,
NO. 106 EAST KUf Q STREET.
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Minstrels
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THIRD EDITION
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY, 10, 188a
THE CAMEBON CLAN.
GOlNUTflKOUnHTUK MOflONSTU-UAX
Ratifying Previous Orders et the Bemcs The
Republican Convention In Session.
The Slate Intact.
Special dispatch te the Intelligencer.
Hahkisbuhg, May 10. Tlie bosses Lave
this convention entirely in their hands.
Its organization was only delayed until all
the orders were distributed and under
steed. The last slate of last night will go
through. ICawIe will be nominated at the
sacrifice of any possible chance Living
ston had, and Butler will be cengrcssman-at-large.
Oiling the Slachlur.
Haruisuurg, May 10. This nieruiusr
there appears te be no change in the slate7
as given out last night, and the dissatisfac
tien ever its arrangement lias net materi
ally subsided. A ecncral caucus of all
the delegates was called te order promptly
of 1ft '1- i.: : l... i,..i Ji
..u v7 v viuv-iw tuia muiuiilj; ujr imuiu, Ol
Beaver, and Charles II. Mullen, of Cum
berland, was niade chairman, with Cyrus
T. Fex, of Heading, secretary. The first
work done was the appeintineut of a com
mittee of live en order of business
te be brought before the con
vention. "While this committee, which
consisted of Messrs. liutan, of
Beaver ; Buun, of Philadelphia ; Mageo.
of Pittsburgh ; llustcd, of Delaware, and
Steel, of Crawford, was out, the chairman
of the caucus made a suggestion that all
delegates intending te make nominations
in the convention haud the names of
their candidates te the secretary of the
caucus. This was put in the form of a
motion, but created se much dissatisfac
tien that it was allowed te drop. The
committce of five then reported the tempo
rary organization as reported iu these dis
patches last night, which was agreed upon.
It was agreed te have appeiuted a com
mittee of nine en credentials, a committee
of ene from each senatorial district en
resolutions, and it was further decided
that all resolutions offered in the cenveu
tien must be referred te the committee en
resolutieus without debate. The order of
nominations will be as fellows : Fir.st
governor, second supreme judge, thiul
lieutenant governor, fourth secretary of
internal allaiis, lifth ceugrcssman-at-
jargc. ine arrangement el tlie nomina
tions shows that these who had the cou ceu cou
trel of the machinery of tlie convention
wcre net williug te take any ihk of trad
ing or dickering en the .supreme iud"cshii.
as this oflice was saudwichud in between
these of governor and lieutenant governor.
At the adjournment of the caucus the
delcgatcs proceeded te the opera house
where the convention was called te order
at 1:10 o'clock. The scats set apart for
delcgatcs were all filled quickly and the
stage, which is usually set apart for elliccrs
of the convention and newspaper corre
spondents, was densely crowded with
onlookers, while the gallercs were only
partially tilled. After the roll had
been called, a delegate who did net leek
particularly delicate, arese and asked the
chair te request all persons who wcre
smoking cigars te cease such indulgence.
Without the formality of a request from
the chair the smoking at ence ceased.
The Peace; Conference Resolutions.
A communication from Cel. Quay's
committee, reporting the result of the con
ference at the Continental hotel and asking
consideration for the resolutions there
adopted was read. Without a reading of
the resolutions the papers were referred te
the. committee en resolutions en motion of
Senater Rutau.
KlrbpatrlcU's rircu erks.
Judge Kirkpatrick,tomper.iry chairman,
then assumed the chair and en doing .se
referred te the victorious march the Re
publican party had made from the time of
its organization down te the present ;
taking high moral ground en every
fresh question that arose ; light
ing the battles of slavery and
nationalism succcbslully, and giving
te the country net a mere federation but a
great powerful united nation. After
adding a reference te the victories the
party had scored in its contests for
honest money the speaker said that
such a record proved the party te be
ene of high moral principles ; a party
that could safely be judged for the f uture
by its past. Judge KTrkpatrick said he
was preuti ei tne ceuiticts that spring up
in the party because they bespeak a
healthy aud moral imlopcndcuce of thought
Out of the cenllict at Chicago was evolved
that proud spirit, James A. Garlield, under
whose banner the party marched te ene of
its greatest victories, and the speaker be
lieved that out of the recent conflicts in
this slate there would step forth a mau
whose soldierly and civil record was a bril
liant one.
Tlie secretaries selected in the caucus
were elected and a committce of nine en
credentials provided for en a motion of
Gen. McCteary, of Erie. The committce
as announced was as fellows : McCrcary,
of Erie ; Wallace, of Lawrence ; Mell
vaine, of Washington ; Magce, of Alleg
heny ; Allen, of Warren ; Leeds, of Phil
adelphia ; Powers, of Philadelphia ;
Ilirsb, of Adams ; uydcr, of Chester.
Committees en resolutions and perma
nent organization, each consisting of a
delegate from each senatorial district,
were then appointed, and it was agreed
that te the committce en resolutions all
resolutions and papers presented should
be referred without debate.
A motion te take a recess of ten min
utes for the purpose of constituting the
committees was voted down, and that
work was proceeded with. Contestants
were notified te appear bofero the com
mittee en credentials en 1 o'clock, p. m.,
in the Senate librarian room, and a recess
until half-past two p. in. was ordered.
Tliajer Against Rawle.
2:e0 p. m. The convention is new about
xeasscmbling with a prospect of getting
through in time te enable delegates te take
trains. The only change in the situation
since adjournment is that Judge Thayer,
of Philadelphia, is te be pitted against
Rawlc for the supreme court judgeship in
stead of ex-Judge Brewster.
A caucus of the Philadelphia delegation
was called te meet immediately alter ad
journment, but it did net get together
until 2 o'clock, when it was agreed te
drop Brewster and unite the anti-RawIe
strength en Judge Thayer.
Ontjie question of the secretaryship of
internal affairs the delegates were left te
vete according te their own choice, and
as the bulk of them will go for Greer he
lattei's nomination is almost as certain as
Beaver's.
The delegates will also vete as they
please en congrcssman-at-large. Butler's
nomination for the oflice is also a foregone
conclusion.
Beaver Nominated by Acclamation.
Special Dispatch te the I.ntklligknckii.
Haruibeure, Pa., May 10. Beaver
nominated by acclimation by a rising vote
before the platform reported.
Three Months for Manslaughter.
Wilmington, Del., April 10. Lewis
Hayden, charged with killing William
Shields, was this morning convicted of
manslaughter and sentenced te three
months' imprisonment and $100 fine.
I!lg Fire in BldgeteD, Ont.
Ridgetown, Ont., May 10. A fire this
morning destroyed twenty places of busi
3s. Less, $100,000.
MRS. SCOVIIXE IN CHICAGO.
Arraagint for a Western Leetar Tew.
New Yerk, May 10. In the habeas
corpus proceedings in relation te the ens ens
tedy of 3Irs. Sceville te-day. Mr. Seeville
was net present. His counsel called at
tention te dispatches in morning papers,
stating that Mrs. Scevillo was atherhome
in Chicago, and at his request the hearing
was postponed until Friday te allow an
opportunity te verify the report. Counsel
expressed the opinion that Mr. Scevillo
had left for Chicago in hope of finding his
wife, and if successful the proceedings
weuui prouaeiy be stepped.
Chicago, May 10. Mrs. Sceville, who
arrived hore front New Yerk last night, is
the guest of frieuds en the sooth side. She
is arranging a lecture tour through the
state.
Vel. Reed's Argument for ttulteaa.
Washington, May 10. Cel. Reed re
sumed his argument en the bill of excep
tions in the Guiteau case, before the su
preme court of the district sitting in banc,
at iu:i. tins morning.
At half-past ene o'clock Cel. Reed closed
his argument with an appeal te the court
te save under the law, and by the law,
this fair land from the shame, and her ju
diciary from the disgrace of sending au in
sane man te. the gallows. The court ad
journed till 10 a. m. te-morrow.
Uouersfor Mr. Lauer.
Washington, May 10. At the annual
convention of the United States Brewers
association, which convened here te-day,
Frederick Lauer, of Reading, Pa., was
selected as one of the three honorary pros,
ident of the association. Herman B.
Schurmau, of Brooklyn, was made presi
dent of the convention.
WKATHKK INDICATION!.
Washington, May 10. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states, cloudy rainy weather, east
erly veering te warmer southerly winds.
lower pressure.
' MAHKETtU "
cniliMlelpnlm Market.
I'liiLADHLrHiA, Miiy 10. rinur dull and a
shade. lower; Superlinr. t 754 50; Extra.
f I "'e: r ; Ohie and Indiana family, f) 379
7r; I'enuu. defHir'..
ICye Heur at 5.
Wheat 11 rui but quiet: Ovl. and Pa. Red,
II m I'-. : de Anibur,Sl-ltiSI49.
Cern II ini. with lair local demand ; Steamer,
SlfSSTic ; Yellow, 88c ; Mixed. 85c ; Ne. J Mixed.
g.Mlc.
eats dull buttttcadlly held.
Uye scarce at Ulc.
Previsions lirm; geed jobbing demand.
I.ard IIi-iii.
ISutter quietiind tending in buyers laver.
Kells iiiit.
Kjrgs uctivu iiml llrui ; Pu., l!ic; Western,
l'Jc.
Clu'c-i; steady ; elielce scarce.
Petroleum tlrni ; Ketiucd, 7e.
WhNky ut I --
Seeds unchanged.
Mew HirK Mrmii.
Nkw erk. May 10. Kleur State and
Western dull ami in buyers favor. Southern
tpiiet and Htcailv.
Wheat opened l-iifi higher unit subse
quently weeker; lest most el advance : tradn
iiiedrratu ; Ne. '1 Uetl. May, $1 46'; de June,
$1 !.l 4JS ; de July, l 3lil 3l)i ; de
Augu-'t.SI ll'AQl ai's.
Cern V.fUlfts better ami moderately active ;
Mixed Western spot, 8USI.Xc ; future, 8i
NIKc.
Oats a shade easier ; Ne. '2 May. i:ec : de
June. .riSJ85'Je ; de August, 4S2tfjM3Jc ; Statu
G0UGe ; Western, 59OIc
Uraln ana .Prevision yaointlenii.
Un; o'clock quotations nt grain and prevl-.
lens, furnished by H. K. Yundt, Breker, l.V
K:ujt King8trucl.
May li.
Chicago-
Wheat Cern Oatu Perk Lard
May... 1.2iJ$ .74,M Mfi 18.CS 11. Ill
June... 1.27X .7:: .53 18.75 11.40
July.... l.2ij' .7J .42f
August l.5J
Fhllsdelpnla.
May.... I.IS .8.1 .59
June.... 1.4lJiC .'$ S&
July..... 1.2754. -? .57$
1
Live atecK markets.
( iiioaeo. Hogs Kecclpts, 1!,000 head ; nhlp-iiii-nlH,
;,ihmi head ; sternly and lair demand;
common te geed mixed. Sf 9037 50; heavy
paekliigaiidHlilppiilg.t7557WI; light Ut; 85
(11 l": skips and culls atf450GG0.
Cat tl Kccelpts. ,50U head: shipment, 1.501)
head; market quiet and weak. Experts. $7
7";geed te choice shipping. tf 707: com
mon In tair, f.li;nfi)i:i?i; mixed butchers' weak
al fZ ftiKgr. ; grass Texans steady at $3 259575:
all sold ; Mockers and feeders at fZ 904 85 ;
ilitllleryi-.atli!at$."5710.
Sheep KeecipN, 1.S00 head ; shipments, IMI
head; market tl.it and almost litcli-:is : peer
te lair. f.:.Vil ""; medium te geed, 5 25f5 75;
choice teetra. tJi;40.
KA.sr Lir.Kirrv Cattle Receipts, 289 head ;
market slew at yesterday's prices.
lle;;s Ueceipts. I.MK) head; market llnii ;
I'hildelphian,$7 7007 85; Yorkers. $7 2587 45.
Sheep Kceeipls. li.Ooe head; market very dull
at 25c elf trem yesterday's prices.
nutex aiaraei.
New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Stocks
;ilse United Stales IIeihIs report! dally by
J accii I J. l.eti, 'll North Queen street.
May 10.
10:00 I.tJO 2.:.
; ;. .v 1. c is. u 11
Del., l.ack.& Wesleri llM 121 121
Denver A Uie (jinuide fOli H f,vk
N. Y.. l.ake Kins A Western :i5Ji .J5J$ Xfc
KastTi-un, Va.A Ut-firgia lli ....
l.akHiere& Mich. Southern... 102 102JJ KttJJ
New Yerk Central 121 121 I27'.f
New Jersey Central 71 7IJ4 eJ
Ontario & Western 25; ....
Omaha Cem :JJ :wA HA)
Omaha Preferred lel
Pacific Mall Steamship Ce 4.1 il'A li
Chicago. BUI. St. Paul 1126 112' H2)g
Texan Pacific IQ' 41 4ij
Wabash. -. ..)uls A 1'actflc... . '') :04 :i
Western Union Tel. Ce KI'J 83i 81!
Pennsylvania 1C.1C 58'-4 b M4
Heading 28J4 2S V&A
llullale Pitta. A West Hi Hi Ifc'i
Northern Pacific Cem :KfIO 40X
" Preferred.... 7HJ 78J 7!)
tjt'EVlAl. NOTICES.
Catarrh et the Bladder.
Stinging irritation, initammatten.all Kldni 7
and Urinary Complaints, cured by " Huchu
paiba.'' II. Depot Jehn Black.
Tub most wonderful curative remedies e
the present day arc thescihat come trem Ger
many, or at least, originate there. The most
recent preparation placed upon the market In
this country Is the GKKAT UK1CHAN IN VIG
OHATOK, which has never been known te fail
in curing a single case of impeteucy, spertna spertna
terrlnea, weakness, and all diseases resulting
from sctfnhuse or nervous debility, inability,
mental anxiety, languor, lassitudo.dcpressien
et spirits and liinctienal derangements el the
nervous .system, rer sale by druggists, or
sent free by mail en ircelpt of price, $1.00 per
box, or six boxes for 5. Address". J.
CIIKNKY, Telsdif, Ohie, sole agent ter the
United States. Send ter circular.
Fer sale at Kaiitriuan's drug store. North
Queen street. mft-lydM&W
Ur. Frazter's Keet Bitters.
Kia.icr's Keel Hitters nru net a dram-shop
whisky beverage, but ure strictly medicinal
in everv. sense. They act strongly upon the
liver and kidneys, keep the ImiwcM open and
regular, iriakc the weak strong, heal the lungs,
build up the nervous and cleanse the bleed
and system et every impurity.
Fer Dizziness, Uush el ISloed te the Head,
tending te Apoplexy, Dyspepsia, fever and
Ague, Dropsy, Pimples and .Blotches, Screlu
Ions Humors and Seres, Tetter, King Werm,
White Swelling, Erysipelas, Sore Kyes and ler
young men suffering from Weakness or De
bility caused lrem Imprudence.and te females
In delicate health, Prezler's Keet Bitters arc
especially recommended.
Dr. frazlcr : I have used two bottles el your
Keet liittere ler Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weak
nev? and K Idney Disc'wcs.and they did me mere
geed thin all the doctors and the medicine
I ever used. rTem the llrat dose I took I be
gan te ir.cml, and I am new in perfect health
and feci as well as I ever did. I consider your
medicine oneet the greatest or blessings.
Mrs. M. Martin, Cleveland, U.
Sold by II. B. Cochran, 137 and 139 North
Queen street, at H per bottle. Hurt A Ce.
Sele Proprietors. M Vesey street. New Yerk.
f25-wsdAw
riM THIN PKOPLK. MAVIMU 1M-
X CKEASKD my weight In three months
lrem 113 te 187 pounds by a simple remedy. 1
will send the recelpe te any address en receipt
et 25 cents In postage stamps te compensate
me ler advertisement. Send selAaddressed
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