LANCASTER DAllV lNTL'LLUiKWOEK THUKSDAY MAY 11 18b2.
COLUMBIA NEWS.
A Drueken Crowd.
Last uight about midnight a party of
men, whose names we refrain from pub
lishing at present, came nut of a Locust
street saloon evidently under the influence
of liquor. Armed with bottles of beer,
they amused themselves by peundine en
sign6 and boxes like little boys. On Third
street the bottles were shattered te pieces
en the pavement, producing a noise like
the explosion of pistols, which was highiy
amusing te them. Night Watchman Dis
singer ran after them but they left. The
one who lest bis cap can recover it at the
chief burgess' office.;
German Lutheran Church.
The attendance at the German Lutheran
church last evening was small owing te
the inclement weather and the fact that
such short a notice of services was given.
The election of a pastor for this church
will be held next Tuesday night iu the lec
ture room of the chuich. Four iniuistcis
will be under consideration.
Horeugh llrevlllch.
Mr. Jehn E. Brown, an old and v. ell
known citizen, was last night attacked
with paralysis. He died this morning.
A large number of new passenger cai.,
from the Wilmington car works, passed
here ycstci day en route for the West.
Market was poorly attended this morn
ing. Butter sold at 33 cents per pound.
Mr. M. Cehen returned from New Yerk
last evening.
Mr. Oliver Knipc, of Nonistevm, is in
town visiting relatives.
The school beard will held a meeting
this evening. Business i elating te the
high school commencement will be
transacted.
Samuel Filbeit'rt coal yard was Heeded
yesteiday by the bursting of the Shawnee
dam.
Itichaid's coufeclieueiy stoic is bring
closed. Mrs. KichnrdH will icliic deni
business.
Nelte's coach weiks has a huge amount
el work en hand.
The plastering of the new til. Jehn's
Lutheran chuich has been commenced.
Mrs. Lauicli, an old lady of SO, died hist
night.
The weik of putting a new fieut iu
Merris' grocery store, was begun this
morning.
The mu of height en the Pennsylvania
1 ail read is very heavy.
A slight lire which eccuired iu a frame
dwelling en Union slrcet, last night, was
extinguished without calling en the aid of
the fire department.
A man named Bender had his left thumb
nearly bitten off in a quariel en Frent
street, last evening. Jle and his party
were en a spree.
The examinations new going en in the
public schools were continued iu Miss
Lydia Baker's school te-day.
Dr. II. N. Nagle, of Heading, aie visit
ing Mr. Jehn Filbert.
The trouble which tlucatcuul Denegal
chuich has terminated iu bailing the doers
against the newly installed pastor.
Shawnee furnace, Ne. 1, which was
blown iu last Tuesday, is working te
the entile satisfaction of the superintend
ent. Improvements around the works are
being made.
General Beaver, Republican candidate
for governor, will deliver au address at
the high school commencement in June.
Jehn Stipe, while engaged at weik en
Fourth stieet, yesterday, gave his feet an
ugry gash with a hatchet. He is confined
te his house te-day.
TU-UAV'a VIIUKT.
UcenseH Opinions IHvercen Cemt.tblc Ap
pointment and Current liusiness.
This morning court met at 10 o'clock
for the purpose of transacting cm rent bus
iness, &c.
Iu the case el Ames Busheug v.-. the
Pennsylvania railroad company, the ex
ceptions te the master's report wcie ovei evei
ruled and the report of the master eon
firmed. Frederick l'yle deceased, estate, excep
tions te report of auditor te sisccitaiu
whether theie are liens en ical estate of
deceased. The exceptions weie overruled,
but the report was uet cenurmed as thci e
may have been liens entered against one
or mere of the. heirs of decedent since the
repeit was made.
Mauhcim and Peuu township lead ex
ceptions te i peit of viewers. Uepeit set
aside and exceptions sustained.
Licensci.
A license was granted te Win. Koehm
te keep a restauiaut en Neitii Queen
street, in the Ninth w.iid, this city.
Ames Sum beer, of Sale llaiber, who
new keeps a icstauiaut, was allowed te
trausfcr his place of business te au ad
joining building and te sell under the elu
license.
The eating-house hceuse gi anted te
Jeremiah Obetz in Mauhcim borough was
transferred te Ebhraim Gicenawalt, and
that of Daniel Heffman in the Inquhcr
building this city te Jacob Creamer.
The hotel license of J. E. Brubaker of
East Earl was trausfened te Kudy Yuudt.
lmerced.
Henry S. KauiTinan of Silver Spring,
was granted a divorce fiem his wife, Susan
Kauffman en the grounds of desertion.
Teresa Eiscnstein, of this city, was di
vorced from her husband, Jeseph Eisen
stcin, en the grounds of cruel and barbar
ous treatment.
Itiile te Shew Cause.
On petition presented the court granted
a iuIe te show cause why the rcceguizauce
of A. E. Lechler, in an indictment for em
bezzlement whieh had been forfeited and
respited en payment of costs by him,
should net be respited and the costs al
r leady paid be returned te him, he alleging
that he was absent wheu the case was
called, because the prosecutor assmed
him that it would net be passed.
Constable Appointed.
Adam Weir was appointed constable of
West Lampeter township iu place of Gee.
Shell, who was elected last spring, bince
which time he has removed fiem the dis
trict, which fact was shown en last Satur
day when the petition of James Kautz, of
this city, who asked for the appointment,
was presented. Weir resides in Pcquca
township, almost en the line between that
and West Lampeter. He was formerly
censtable of Pequca.
Court met this aftcruoeu at 2 o'clock,
when, after being in session for a short
time and transacting no business, they ad
journed until Saturday morning, May 20.
CaracreKS JUInstrcI.s.
Fulton epcia house was packed last
night by one of theso brilliant audieneea
that the Carucress minstrels never fail te
attract when they visit this city. The
performance was iu many respects an ad
mirable oue, the pregramme abounding iu
capital music that included a baHad from
Mr. Carucress. some funny specialty acts,
and several clever sketches. Sweatnara
and Talbot made merry en the ends during
the first part, though seme of the veteran
jokes they introduced at frequent intervals
might just as well have been emitted.
There was lets of room for laughter, how
ever, all evening, and the audience freely
availed themselves of the opportunity.
Arm Crushed.
M. L. Walten, switch-tender at Diller
ville, had his lelt arm very badly crushed
betweeu the bumpers of two cars while he
was engaged in coupling about 7 o'clock
this morning. There was a heavy rush of
business at the time, and while Mr. Wal Wal
eon was between the cars the cngine was
backed against them ; his arm was caught
between the bumpers. Dr. J. L. Atlee
was summoned and at ence went te Diller
ville te attend the sufferer.
DKCOKA1J.ON DAT.
General
Orders from Head Quartern of
rennsylvauia, u. a. k.
The following general order relative te
decorating soldiers' graves has been is
sued with request that it be published :
GENERAL ORDERS NO. C.
1IEADU.CARTKR.S, DEPARTMENT OK PKMSSrL- )
VAMA, GllAXU AlUtVOFTnEltEI'UBLIC.
Ne. 10J7, Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia, May 0, 1882.
Cem hauls: Tuesday, May 30th, will be
ebseived as our Annual Memerial Day,
when you will go out te the graves of our
feily thousand fcllow-seldiers, who si
lently bivouac within the borders of
Pennsylvania, and decorate them with the
fresh ileweis of the spiiug time.
In mere than a thousand burial grounds
in our state ; iu the crowded cemetery of
the city, in the quiet graveyard of the vil
lage, iu the shade of the valley, iu the
sunshine en the hillside, l est our soldier
dead, brought from the fields of their
glory, wheie they fell in the battle's
steim, or who, stricken with wounds or
wasted with disease, came back from
their campaigns te be " mustered out "
and te sleep their last sleep amidst the
scenes of their childhood, among kindred
and friends.
Remit entirely the cares and labors of
life for the day, and doveto it te our beau
tiful and impressive commemorative cere
monies. Diligently seek out every comrades' grave
in our state, however humble, however se
eluded ; lay upon it the laurel and rose ;
plant above it the flag for whose honor he
died, new the slandaid of a nation, united
and prcspcieus. It is but a simple act, but
the spirit that prompts it is significant.
Ne elaborate monument, no bronze tablet
lcceids the Iieeric deeds, the patriotic ser
vice:;, the unselfish sacrifices of these, at
who.-.e graves wc pay our lleral tribute.
But, comrades, as you stand besides these
passionless mounds, thciewill aiisc vivid
mcmoiicsef the ardent, brave, courageous,
genial and generous ones who He beneath
them.
Te them life was dear, the tics of home
saeied, the hopes of the future bright, but
moved by the puicst patriotism they vol vel
uutaiily lelitiquished all for their coun
try's cause, leiliziug well the hardships te
be counted, the penis te be encountered,
the piespccls of life that, would be blasted.
A ml yet these, whose graves we shall
dcceialc, ate but a few of the mighty
hosts of the fallen. Legions lest upon the
war fields of the Seuth, iu the glades of
the finest, by the sticams along which
they fought, en the hills en which they
bled ; and the sun of our memorial day
will set upon their graves, uuwatehed and
undecorated, save by the wild weed flower
and the untrained viuc.
Iu a million desolate homes North aud
Seuth, theie aie giief and mourning fur
the volunteer who came net back from !he
battle, with the tatteied Hag under whose
folds he marched away iu the piide and
stiength of vigorous aud hopeful youth.
The set vices of Decoration day arc no!,
then, for vain display, but hae a higher
and nobler iiiuiie.se, in icmiudiug us of
the priceless ransom paid for the integrity
of our it public aud its itstitutiens.
May all our people participate iu the
beautiful ceiemenies. May the young,
especially, be impressed witli their mean
ing and significance. May we, moved by
the sad memories awakened teturn te our
homesatthccle.se of the day, tin Hied
with a inner patiietism, incited te a truer
devotion te our country, aud with a firmer
determination that euis shall he the most
perfect "government of the people, by the
people, for the people,"' aud that our war war
lier dead shall net. have died iu vaiu.
By command of
J. M. VANDLItSLIl'K,
Depailment Cemraaudei.
Tnes. J. Stewart,
Assistant Adjutant Gcueial.
OltlTUAKV.
De.itli in t no West,
The Jkiuld, published at Clarinda,
Iowa, contains a long account of the death
of Pi or. F..T. Keller at that place. Prof.
Keller lesided in this city fur seme time
and it has been bu't. a few years bince he
left for the West. During his residence
heie he was au airnugcr of music and did
censideinble weik br the city baud and
ether musical organizations. He was a
bi ether in law of Harry Myci.s, the well
known icstauiaut keeper, of this city. He
leaves a wife and two young daughters.
The Herald says :
We li.ive net been able te get the lii lii
egiaphical histeiy of Piofcster Keller
which would have inane our sketch as
complete as it. deserves te be ueusidciiug
the ability of the man in his profession,
and the geed he has done in Clarinda since
he came te us in cultivating among our
people a taste for harmeuy, and the
beautiful iu music, lie was a composer
of national leputatien, and thcie is no
baud of any note in the United States that,
is net, play ins some of his music. He came
I e this city in 1S7G, from Pennsylvania,
under engagement as leader of an oigaui eigaui oigaui
zatien known as the Keller band, consoli
dated t we yeais age with another band of
this city under the name of the C. B. & Q.
cornet band, and new famous as one of
the finest organizations of the kind in the
United States. As a citicu he wen the
esteem of all with wiiem he came iu con
tact by his uniformly couiteeus treatment
of all. He made no beast of his skill
as a musician his ability as a
composer and leader weie his high
est encomium. If he. had left no ether
lccerd behind him of ability hi his profes
sion, the. Fautasie produced at the benefit
teudcicd him a sbeit time since, and se
exquisitely rendered by his pupils under
his leadeisbip, would be a monument te
his inctnery. But he has waved his List
baton en eaitb, composed his last music,
and the music of the spheres is his re
quiem new. The funeral was largely at
tended and the band was piescnt which
he ci cited.
Itolice AfTUirR.
The six tramps Jehn Nelsen, Michael
Brenner, Lewis Dell, Henry Smith, Wm.
Newlan and Wm. McGinly charged with
robbing Chas. Drunhilcr of some moncy,en
Monday last en the Ilarrisburg pike, had
a hearing before Alderman Samson, yes
terday afternoon, and wcie committed te
prison te answer at court for the offense.
Alderman McCouemy had before him
jest enlay afternoon two diserderlies, one
of whom was sent te jail ferlO days, and
the ether discharged en payment, of costs.
Alderman Samson sent Wm. Lithgo te
jail for 15 days for being drunk and dis-
eidciry.
The Slate Docter.
The thirty-third annual session of the
state medical society began yesterday in
Titusville. Dr. Jacob L. Ziegler, of this
county, the president, called the members
te order, and Dr. Geerge O. Meedy, of
Titusville, delivered an address of
welcome. Resolutions were uuanimeusl y
adopted, reaffirming the society's adhesion
te the cede of ethics adopted by the
Amciicau medical association. A number
of interesting papeis were read during the
afternoon. In the evening the president
delivered his annual address.
The 'Wounded Alan.
Adam Bcrtsch, whose case we mentioned
yesterday, was removed last evening from
the house of Paul Hepting te that of Jacob
Otte, en Maner street, where be was
attended by Dr. S. T. Davis. The doctor
states that the wound was made by a
small calibre pistol ball, for which he has
probed but has been unable te find it. The
wound is net dangerous. It is said that
Bertsch. admitted that no shot himself.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
NOVELTIES !
EMBROIDERED ROBES OF
INDIA CASHMERE AND ALBA
TROSS CLOTHS, EXQUISITELY
DESIGNED AND COLORED.
HAGER
Tlie Mud .MoiniineiitH.
Stteet Commissioner Lcvan's mud
monuments aie rapidly gewing into
decay, and the mateiials of which they
are censtiueled aic lcselving them
selves into their eiiginal elements.
The shapely piles erected by Mr.
Lcvau in fient of the Inti'llioi'.n Inti'lliei'.n
ci:k office a week age have been spread
out like pan-cakes, and in a day or two
mere will be indistinguishable. Mr.Levau.
should at ence seed mound a squad of
men and shape up the mud piles again in
stead of making milis of new ones en the
side sticets.
fetrut-t' i .in J'.uk'iiie.
Thisineruing a .-o'clock au engine en
the Quarryville i.nlicad shuck Biinimer's
baggage wagon at West King and
Water streets, and knocked it several
feet Frank Stc'iger was driving the team,
but he was net hurt. Anether mau who
was with him was fiightened, and jumped
out. The wagon was net damaged.
.Sale or thcSliucllcr l'tuperty.
Henry Shuberr, auetieneir, sold at pub
lic sale at the Hie.itcr house, last evening,
for J. L. Steinmctz, esq., executer el the
estate of Maltha L. Shaeucr, deceased, the
twostery brick dwelling and let of
gieuud situated en the neith side of West
Orange sheet, Ne. -187, te James Msilenc,
efMaiietia, for Se. 100.
Large Organ.
On fast line west at 1:53, this alternoeu,
there was a baggage ear, en which was
leaded a vciy large organ, consigned te
"Tlicodeio Themas, Chicago.'' The
i whole ear was taken up with the instill
ment, which was in pieces, Having been
taken jipait for shipment.
Clear Mufccis I.rll.
Vur hmiip. (l.ivs n.ist. an a.reut of
the C. I
A. Vale cigar manufacturing company of
WilMmrie, Tiega county has been in this i
city iu search of hands. This morning he
left for home taking with him eighteen
men of this city, who will weik at the trade
there.
I.clteii llel-!.
A letter addicssed te "Mrs. Kale
Marshall, Indiana, Indiana county l'a" is
held for postage iu the pest elliee. Twe
addicssed as felh-ws want better directiens:
"David It. Weeds Hillside Green Heuse
Cerner, Penn Avenue " and " Abraham
Brecher, Lebanon county, Pa."
Ai'JiCJAL XOTJVKS.
Kvils te lie Avoided.
Over-eating i-i in one .-ciisc a-, pioiiiietiveet
evil us intemperance in ill inkim;. Amid both
and keep the bleed puiilied with Uurdeck
bleed bitter, and ou w ill no iev.ar.led with
lehust he'illli and an mvigeiated -stem.
Price $1. Fer s:.le at II. 15. Cochran's dmj
stoic, i:;7Neilh linccii stieet. Lancaster.
J'uvsiciAAS pu sciibe Colburg's Liebi;'-. li
(iild Heet and Tonic Invigoratei ler the weak,
worn anil dj speidic. 'J'ul.c no ether.
In Het Water.
liplia M. 1 ledge. H.ittle Cieek. Mil1i.,v. utc-:
"I upset a lea-kettle et boiling het water en
niV hand. I at once applied Themas' Eclee
Irie Oil. and the eilcct was ;e iiiuucdialely
ullay the pain. I was cured in lluee d.iys-"
Fer sale at II. 15. Cochran'-. Ding Stoic,
t::7 North (jueeii stnet. L.incjstcr.
Heuiarkable ter e; ereeiuing di-.e i;c e.uited
byinipuie water, decaying cgelaUeii, etc.,
is r.rewn's Iren Hitters-.
Tiles and lilies.
I'lies, leaches, ants, bed-bug-. iai iai
eplicrs, eliipuiunks, eleaicd out by '
en Hats." l.V.
, i. ixe
Keugli
Keit Hvsvei-sia and Licr CeuiiIaiiil. ou
liave a printed guarantee en eveiy buttle et
Shiloh's Vltalier. It neer t.uN teeuic. Fer
pale at Cochran's drug stoic, I "7 Iei th Queen
street.
A nasai. ir.iix.ter lice with each bottle el
tliilel.'s Catarili Heincdy. 1'iice.Ml cents. Fer
ale at Cochran's drug stele, t;;7 Nei th (jneen
street.
" A Wenl ti tliu Wise is Snfllcieiit." Au
effective and agreeable leiucdy for the treat
ment of Catarrh, Hay Fever and Catairhal
Deafness is Ely's Cream Halm. A sine cure.
Cicam Halm cirecfually cleanses the nasal
passages et catarrhal viuw, causing healthy
secretions, allays iuilauiui.itieii and iuitatien,
pietects the ineinbranal linings el tliehead
lieiu additional colds, completely heals thu
sores and restores the sen- e et taste ami mell.
Heneilcial lCsiilLsaie seali.cd by a lew appli
cations. A thorough treatment as directed
will euie Catarrh. Asa household remedy ler
ceM in the head it is imcrjualcn. The. Halm is
easy te use and ugiecable. Sold by druggists
utftOcenls. Oniecciptel ."() cents will mail a
jiackagc.
ELY'S CHEAM HALM CO., Usv.cge, N. .
Fei sale by Lancaster Druggist-.
niarJ-dXw Tli
Ne matter w hat the laeulh's disease
Hew foul the bieath or teeth's dee iy
With SOZOHONT en all wc seize,
And swiftly sweep it faraway,
Leaving-the gums pure, firm and blight.
And the dull teeth as iveiy white.
nnO-ludeeiw
Slfc.MU!i;i :-K1)JK llliATIl
ThelollOMingsIaienientet William J Cough Ceugh Cough
ltn,ef seiiiervIIli', ula s., is se remaiUalilelli.it
wc beg te ask ler it the attention of our i cul
ms. Hcs'iys: "In the. hill et lS7i 1 was taken
with a violent bleeding et Ilia lungs lollev.ed
by a severe cough. I seen began te Ie-e my
appetite and llesli. I was se v. eak at one time
that I could net lcae my bed. In the summer
et 1877 I was admitted te the City Hespilal.
While thcietlie doctei a said I had a hole in
my lelt lung as big as a halt cellar. 1 expend
ed ever a hundred dollars in doctors and med
icine. 1 was se lar gene at one time a rcpe t
wen4, mound thai I was dead. I gave up hope,
but a friend told me of l)n. Wm. Hall's ISalsam
Fen tub Lungs. I laughed at my friends, think
ing that my case was incurable, hull get a
bettle te satisfy them, when te 1115 surprise
and gratification, 1 commenced te lcel better
My hope, once dead, began te revive, and to
day t feel in belter spirits than I have the past
three years.
"I write tills hoping you will publish it, se
that everyone nlilicted w ith Diseased. Lungs
will be induced te take Dr. Win. Hall's Balsam
for the Lungs, and be convinced that con
sumption can be curcii. I have taken two
bottles and can positively say that it lias done
mere geed t'jan all ether medicines 1 have
taken since my sickness. My cough has al
most entirely disappeared aud I shall seen be
able te go te work." Sold In Lancaster at
Cecnran'3 Drug Stere, 1S7 and 133 North Queen
strc
iY2Kyi:cedTfl&w2
TMEMEXTi?-
& BROTHER.
".Metiiui'.s DeVj Know-Hew many children
an- punished ler beinu uncouth, wilful, and
indifferent te instructions or rewards, simply
bci.uisc. lliey arc out of liealtn ! Anintelll Anintelll Anintelll
.'cntladyeatdotaelilUtet till) kind: "Mothers
should knew tli.it it they would give the little
ones moderate de-cs of Hep Kittcrs ler two or
thn u .vccks,the cliildien would be all a parent
amid desiic." iiiyl-2wUAw
Theie aie lieice brain storms that shatter a
luan'-Miiganlzatien. his nerves shriek for le
liet,auil neuralgia banishes real. At such a
time, it tin: mi-ei-iblesutlcrer would use IJen IJen
ben'.s Celery mid Chamomile rills, he would
lind perleet reliel. iny8-lwiiAw
MAUJCZAOJSS.
Vakici Martin. TuesiJay.,Mny'J,lfcS2,ut the
n,iduiieeet the In ide'.s parents, bv Itev.Syl
vuiius stall, Mr Theodeiu K Vurlrk. et Jersey
City.N. J., teJli-s Alice A. Martin, el i.iui-
t'itelLii-Zi:riiisK. May U. lSl.at the puron puren
a;'t. Ne. 137 Nei III JMike street, by Jtuv. J. II.
SliumaKer, 1). !.. Milten S.Ueycr te MHsMag MHsMag
gie Zeclicr, both el tills city. Ne cards.
UK AT US.
t0Kif-ii. May let n, I83i in thiscitv, Marlali,
wile et Ueergc 1.. Heersli, aged 77 year., 2
meiitlM and 1- day-.
The relatives ami friends of the lamilyarc
icpeetlully invited te attend the luneral,
Hern the residence or her daughter, Ne. 502
Ve-.t Lemen street, en Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock. mlO
ItAicm. In Lancaster, ln May Wth.lSSi
31i. Ann Catharine, wile, et the late Kcv. J ,
C. liarnitz, in theMtli year of licrage.
The relatives and liicnds of the family aie
ie-.pccttnlly invited te attend her funeral
Hern her lute resilience, r East Kin stieet
en Fnd.iy afternoon at 2 o'clock, te proceed
te Woodwerd Hill cemetery. 2t
Ui:kvi:s. At I'licunixville, May 9, ISS, Ellis
Uee- e, in the 70th year et his age.
J'lineriil from the Moravian chinch, en Sat
urday meining at le o'clock. Interment at
Lancaster ct-metery.
Kentr. In lliis city, en the iltli inst.. Emma,
daughter el Henry and Louisa Iveulp. in the
mill yrar ncruge.
ate tn the arms el Jesus,
Safe en Ills gentle breast :
There, by His love e'ershaded.
S weetl y her spirit rests.
The lenitives and lricnds or the family are
lcipcctlnlly invited te attend the funeral,
liem the residence of her parents. Ne. 175
High stieet, en riidayiueriiingatlO o'clock.
Intel incut at Lancaster cemetery.
JVX'H' Alil'J2KTISliMATS.
WAMIIU..
is a firs
KV J iOUN MAN WHO
first-class bartender, a nositien te
attend bar. Apply at :;22 Seuth Water street.
ltd
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'AATISU KV A SINtJLK JUAN, A S1T-
iiatleu te de any hind of light work.
Apply at this elliee. ltd
WANTKI
at tin
1). AVAblUXW AND IKON1NU
house by an experienced hand.
.". LOCUbT ST., Lancaster.
ms-.a
AirANTIIO.-IN A SMALL FAAIlLV
f (ioeil tJiil todeCeneral Housework.
mS-tlil
Apply at THIS OFFICE.
VT ECKEKT'S DAILY MARKET YOU
can getllEIHl'S LANCASTER COUNTY
ASI'AUAtilJS FitEHH EVEUY MORNING.
tJieat lcdiictieii in all kinds of Vegetable".
11. 1 AT 121 EAST KING STIiEET.
irAMhl).-A SITUAFJI
DIElt, Mholestnleg,!
ITUAHON KV A SOL
IUM) has a family.
as w alcliuian. or some light work nt wmch lie
cm in. ike himself u-elul. Applv at.
nis-tfd l.VJ NOitTH WATER ST.
1)UI'.I.:C SALE. ON JflUUAY, illAV IS,
at I o'clock p. n:., at ''I2 West Walnut
stieet, will be sold at public sale, a let of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting
el Tables, Chans, Cupboard, Steves, JJcds ;
also a let el Painters Toels.
AMELIA O'URIEN.
II. bm-MT.T, Auct. niylOStd
D"
THOMAS riXTON'S
DENTAL
OFFICE
will be cleseil
FROM MAY Sth UNTIL
AUGUST,
inlilwdftltw
JJATIKMS WITH L'HKONIC 1HSKASE
et the middle cai-etlcii eeni)laiii of head
aehc. djMpcpxia, neuralgia, feelings of tulness,
conlusieii et intellect, vertige.tintiitnx, noises
in thecal , son; thie.it, etc Diseases of the
eye, car ami thre it permanent I v cured by
llltb. H. D. and M. A. LONGAIvER'S treat
ment. Ollkc Ne. l:; East Walnut stieet, Lancaster.
Consultation Inc. myll-Std&w
MILLINJCKY.
1
."UNK lUIl.LlNEKY.
Irs.A.W,Weikel
J
Ne. US NORTH QUKEN STRKET.
My many fueiKH and p.ilieus are lcspect
fully invited te call and examine my
PINE STOCK
OF
CO.'irillsIMl ALL 11IC LUAUIMSSTTLGSrOR
DBBSS and PROMENADE HATS.
LA DlEi can hae their enleis lilled in much
le-s time than they have been accustomed te
elsewbeie.
5Sricase call ami examine my goods and
prices w itheut obligation te purchase.
tfirN. H. Tiie Largest and Finest Stock of
CllILDliEN'S
Scheel and Dress Hats
IN THIS CITY.
A lull line of
Human Hair Goods
Alwayd en laud, and all kinds et HAIR,
WORK done at the LOWEST PRICES at
M A. W. WEIKEL'S,
NO. 38 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER, TA.
Millinery s Trimmings
JOfly WAXAMAJOEJP8.
JOHN WANAMAKER'S,
PHILADELPHIA.
THURSDAY:
Army-blue velvet nobody has
seen before at $2 a yard ; and a
geed many want a little of it te
set eiT bonnets or dresses. It
is almost safe te say there's
none in all New Yerk, We
have a little -just a little.
Six grades of black siJk be
tween 45 cents and $1 a yard.
That at 45 -cents is used for
grenadine linings and neeh'tre
dresses ; all-silk, brilliant, well
madeand fairly durable. Ameri
can black silk at Se cents a yard
is almost unheaxd of; but we
have it.
Next-outer circle, Clic&'iuut street entrance.
Six patterns of black silk-and-wool
figured grenadines go
deWn te-day from 75 cents te
50 cents ; quantity small.
French black lace bunting of
three beautiful styles at 50 cents;
all-wool. They belong at 75
cents ; may be, they would bring
it ; but 50 cents pays our little
profit, and that's enough.
Black lace bunting of four
patterns at 12 cents; cotton-and-wool,
of course.
Black armure or serge-like
stripes held together by open
work, 10 cents a yard. Leeks
like lace bunting ; but the mak
ers don't call it se. The, price
is monstrous ; but that's none of
our business.
.Next-outer circle. Chestnut-street, entrance.
Trimmed hats and bonnets
we can make a certain amount
of. Making te order has trot
le have first attention. What
time is left is used te make for
stock. Fer some time the de
mand has been sharp ; and the
ready-made work suffers ; but
what we have is fresh from the
work-room. Saturday made
sixty ; some days make none
that is, none te be seen.
Time for lively news in millin
ery has come. Ladies' porcupine
75-cent hats at 50 cents, includ
ing Patience. Black chip, 1 te
$1.50; scarce. Scheel hats, 25
cents.
Fine foreign rubber-stem rose
buds, 40 cents a dozen ; $1.25 a
little while age. Silk roses, 25
cents a bunch ; half. Daisy
pompons, iS cents; for chil
dren's hats.
Ostrich plumes of all effects
in single and combined colors;
tips te match. Black plumes
and tips, made from pure white.
These made from gray or mot
tled feathers are never of se true
a black.
Sash ribbons, block, of a
quality nowhere else te be found,
we believe; 7-inch, $1.20; 12
inch, $2.50. We have the 7-inch
block ribbons of second and
third quality at 87 and 75 cents.
T.l 2se are everywhere. Army
blue ribbons of four shades; 1
te 8 inches wide.
Southeast corner of the main building.
In shoes we are pursuing a
slightly different policy from that
of former years. We have been
a little afraid, it seems new, te
offer the very latest shapes.
Philadelphia has been reputed
te require different shoes from
these of the quicker cities. It
has been very pleasantly said of
Philadelphia society that it never
quite leads in new styles of
dress.
New, perhaps, we have no
right te say just where the truth
lies in this delicate matter; but
we arc trying the experiment
call it experiment, if you please
of putting before you the very
newest shapes et shoes, most
eutre shapes, if you please for
both gentlemen and ladies.
Wcstet middle aisle. Market street entrance-
Dents' gentlemen's best two
button kid gloves of light colors
at $i .50 ; both embroidered and
plain. New this would ordina
rily be an absurd advertisement ;
for every merchant knows that
Dents' best can't be sold at
$1.50, without less of money.
These are Dents' best ; and they
arc going te be sold for $1.50.
People who believe it will fare
better than these who don't.
There are 1,200 pairs and no
mere ; and net likely te be any
mere at the price.
At this end of the store, to
gether, about every article that
man or boy puts en, from head
te feet, is te be found.
Market-street front.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut. Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-nail square.
PHILADELPHIA.
THIBB EDITION
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY, 11, 1882.
DUBLIN'S DEEAI) DEED.
THE 9IUKDEK OF IliU SKCllKTAUUJj.
Searching for the Assassins The Funeral of
the Fallen Chief at Chutswert U Te-day
Mere Suspected Persona Arrested.
Dublin, May 11. Tlicre have been
further arrests in Dregbetla, Loiifeiil
and County Meatli, in connection with the
murtlcr of Lord Frederick Cavendish aud
Mr. Burke. Three men who were arrested
in County Meath have what are suniHJt-ed
I te be bleed stains en their clothes. The
I'ujm-u new ui&creiut ine statements 01 me
man who asserted that he had beeu otter
ed '100 te assist in the murders, aud who
was taken from Uavreferd-Wcst te Liv
erpool, yesterday.
Other OlUclal Threatened.
Londen, May 11. It is stated that as
Right IIeu. Michael Merris. lord chief jus
tice of the court of common picas, and
ISight lien. Charles Rebert lany, fourth
justice el the county of tjuccu's Uencli,
were walking in Phiuuix park en Satur
day a few minutes after the murders were
committed and before they knew of thorn
a Tough looking man said te the lord chief
justice. " The chief aud under secretary
liave been murdercd : veu aie the next man
.spotted.' Justice Merris believed at the
time that the man was a lunatic, but he
has since been absent fiem court aud it is
thought that he has gene te England.
The Murdered Lord's funeral.
Londen, May 11. A large and sympa
thetic crowd gathered at the St. I'aneras
railway station te-day te witness the de
parturc of thu special train conveying the
mourners te Chatsweith te attend the
funeral of Letd Frederick Cavendish.
Among them were Mr. lilads'one and his
sons Hcibeit and William Ilemy, Leid
Granville and Mr. Fertcr.
LoNiiex, May 11. One of the niest con
spicueiiK features of the funeral was au
assemblage of live thousand tenants of
the Duke of Devenshire, father of Leid
Frcdciick Cavendish.
An Important Capture.
Londen, May 11. Thu man ('nail or
Quiii (there is some doubt us tehiseurieet
uanie), who was anested at l'icsteii jes
tcrday, en .suspicion of being concerned in
the niuider of Leid Fiedeiiel: Cavendisji
and Mr. liurhe, has been lcmamled until
Saturday. A detective states that he
thought he could call evidence which
would implicate him iu thu ciimc.
The Kew Chief hecretnry.
Dfnt.iN', May 11. Mr. Tievelyan, H H
new chief secretary for liclaml, and Ladv
Spencer, have arrived here. The former
was warmly c.l:ecc! Ly the populace.
Lord Spencer at the last moment decided
te remain in Ireland instead el attending
the fuueial of Lord Fiederick C.ivendihh.
Arrestea fur Trianon.
Anether aricst has been made at Mill
Street, County Cerk, en a chaige of licsi-
S311.
KkMHUINti iUr. I'J'.KUVlAN 1N'"U1KY.
The hub Ceiiiinlttcv at Werk Iu New Yerk.
Nkw Yerk, May 11. The sub commit
tee of the IIouse committee en feieigu
affairs met today at the Fifth Avenue
hotel and examined Mr. Geeige F. IJIiss,
of the iir'ii of Moiten, IJIiss & Ce., in
iclalien te the linn's contract with
the Cicdit Industrie! company. Alter
giving the details of the contract si.-,
testified te yesterday by Mr. Randall, Mi .
IJlis:-: said he hail net nor Iw. he any rea
son te believe that any member of his
litm had brought any iullue.ucc te huarn
the United States government tew.ud se
curing mediation between Chili, l'ciunu;:
Belivia. Witness never knew or heard of
any leieign minister using ins eiuciai po
sition tewnids securing mediation by the
United States.
The eiphcr cablcgiaui used iu the ucge
tiatiens belwccn his firm and the Imlii:;
tiiel company were then put in evidence.
They showed that five percent, cemmis
sien was the cemj . ,.! ion agiccd rpen te
be paid te Morten, Bliss A; Ce. Ne con
signments by the company have as et.
been sent, although the contract is still in
force, witness did net think that the
fact of Mr. Moiten being niini.iter had
mi) thing te de with placing the centiait
in the hands of Morten, Bliss ..V, Ce.
Witness never spoke te the incident or
the secretary of state in relation te medi
atien by the cevcrnnient and the piopnM piepnM piopnM
tieu of mediation did net inllueiicchim in
making the centiaet with the Indusliicl
cempauy. He had no icaseu te belieMj
that Minister Moiten has acted impiepcr
ly iu thu matter and did net think lie knew
or had any concspendenet) with .laeeh U.
Shiphcrd.
The committee will meet again this
afternoon.
I'rohlbltery Coiistiliitlen.il Aim ikJiiiciii.
Ilt'NTiNODO.V, l'a., May 1 1. The scnnid
annual convention of the slate censtitu
tienal amendment arsociatieu adjoin ucd
last night. Thu fei inula of a constitu
tional amendment was agieed upon which
shall forbid the inaiiufactuie and sate of
intoxicating liquors, withiu this common
wealth, except for medicinal, me.shaiiica!
aud scientific purposes. Action was also
taken Ioekiugtoa thoieugh organic it ion
throughout the slafe in behalf of the
movement. An sible suldicss was delivered
by IIeu. Daniel Agnew ex-ehief justice of
the state supreme coin', who leviewed the
cntiie license system, and pioueiinced it
an absolute failme iu every icspcct.
An i:duc;itie:i:il Hill In tlic llourje.
Was ii INO ten, May 11. In the Heuse
Mr. Sherwin (111.), fiem the committee
en education aud labor, repotted a bill
providing that ten million (lull. us shall be
appiepriated annually iu aid and suppeit
of fice common schools, which amount
shall be appoitieucd te the several states
and territories acceiding te thu number of
their illiterate population ever ten yeai s
of age, live percent, of the sum may be
used for education of teaclieisin public
schools. The bill was erdcied printed
and iccoinniitte.1.
The Heuse then rusutn ed consideration
of the Geneva award bill.
The Uultciiii ArK'Uiicnt.
Cel. Uccd continued hisnrgument in the
Guiteau case before the supreme court in
banc this morning. When he had conclud
ed District Attorney Corkhill began the
opening argument for the prosecution.
Cel. Corkhill finished his argument at
12:15 and Mr. Davidgc immediately began
the closing argument for the prosecution,
addressing himself te. the question of
jurisdiction.
'A Town Ravaged by Flames.
Hastings, Out., May 11. Fite this
morning destroyed a large poitien of the
busiucss part of this city. The burned
buildings include a number of stores, the
posteffice, telegraph elliee and the Star
newspaper office ; also the new brick block
known as the Coughlin house. Less
$CO,000.
Haivuiill, Stable, aud IJuviUiig ilurced.
Providence, It. I., May 11. The saw
mill stable and dwelling house of Jehn A.
Cerey, at Hepe Valley were burned early
this morning. The amount of less is un
known. The property was insured.
Kebblng a Mayer's Heuse.
Coiier.s, May 11. The house of Mayer
Lerey was robbed last night of valuable
diamonds aud some money ; also unnego unnege unnego
tiable papers te a large amount. There
have been no arrests.
A Canaan, Shet.
Philadelphia, April 11. The prisoner
who during his flight from the officers
last night, was shot in the head and groins
was carried into court and was subse
quently removed te the prison hospital.
11 is wounds are net noeessarily fatal. lie
had S1G8 secreted ou his person and car
ried a valise containing a neat set of bur
glar's tools, which he said belonged te
' "Wcs. Allen. He is believed te be a
piolessieual hotel burglar from New
Yerk state or Canada, and his name is said
te be Caution, Davis or Carman.
Anether Cuutestaut te Be Seated.
Wasuinuten, May 11. The Heuse com cem com
mittee en electieus te day agreed by a
vote of 9 against '2 te report te the IIouse
ia favor of seating William M. Lewe, the
contestant iu the case of Lewe vs. Wheeler,
from the Eighth congressional district of
Alabama. The negative vete was cast by
licltzhoevcr aud Davis.
Terrlble "explosion or Fire lMinp...
Londen, April 11, 3 p. m. Information
has just been received here of a terrible
explosion of tire damp in the Plute mine
at the town of Ileshuni, Westphalia. The
bodies of 51" victims of the disaster have
thus far been recovered.
The Presidential Faver.
Wasuinuten, D. C, May II. The
president sent the following" nominations
te the Scnate te-day : Postmasters A. S.
Silliman, at Pottsville, Pa.; Lewis C.
Smith, at Slatiugteu, Pa.
The Antlirarlte Product. .
Piiiladi:liiii, May 11. The question
of restricting the anthracite coal produc
tion during the remainder of the month
is under consideration. It is understood
that a three days' suspension in each of the
next two weeks will be ordered.
thirty TlHiiituwut Men fur Kgypt.
Londen, May 11. A dispatch te the
Times from Constantinople says that pre
paratieus aie being made whereby 30,0)0
men, chilly from Syria, could be speedily
embai ked for Egypt.
1VKATUKK INIHUATIONS.
Washington, May 11. Fer the Middle
Atlantic statci;, cloudy weather, with light
rain, winds mostly easterly, stationary or
lower temperature and pressure.
Killed by a htreel Car.
Kvmen, Pa., May 11. Katie Floed, six
years old, was aecidently killed by a street
car this afternoon iu the presence of her
mother.
The Alhmtmwi Uliemii-ul Ktinluu.
Allkntewn, Pa., May 11. The less by
the explosion of chemicals yesterday
afternoon is between 100 and $500.
JtAUKKTa.
dew lern mar net.
Nicw run. Jiay II. Fleur State and
Western lirm and lather (iilcc. Southern
uict and steady.
Wheat iH'ie higher and idreiu; with fair
Iv aclive speculative tuidlni;; Ne. 2 Ked.
May.fl U.;.:: de .liinc, $t 4:y,m W de July,
fl ."IJifil :ii; de AiiKU-t,I 'il)iQl -rX-
L'eru ;'ijlc belter and moderate trade;
Micd Western spot, HDm;c ; future, 83
S"ie.
O.it 'AfiU- better and mnie active ; Ne. 2
Slay, (UaM'.Vc : de J line. 50"c ; de July. tVrJ
i.r7,',c: de August, 4'l,4a4:J4e:deSept.,4S'4c;
State GKgMc ; Western, 065c.
I'lillmlelphli market.
rni. AiiKi.rniA, Slav II. Klenr steady but
dull ; Snpi nine. t3 S0ti; Kxtra. fl 7."5 2.";
Uliiean.l Indiana latiuly, ij :;7&7 25 ; l'cinm.
il'nli ilii1'-'-
Kye-lleur :ilj5.
Wheat liimer: llel. and Tu. Ked, $1 4I
1 I'i: de Amber. fl IHiiiltS.
Cm n In in, uilli l.iir local demand ; Steamer,
s"ic ; elleiv.SCe: i"licd,STJi8;e : Ne.II Mixed,
S.:'frf!i
o.e.s lit liter, v. illi ineie lni(iiiry; Ne. 1 White
;je : Ni.2det;iaM'a:; Ne. a de IMfiWJic ; K.
2 Miciir.s'.:i-. "" "
iiye til in ulM-.
I'iom-iieiis -tieny and active in jobbing
iiiii"s.
I .mil linn.
ISnlier inel and barely steady ; Creamery
ii.i r.i. :;i ; de Western, 'juf$Ma ; de ued te
elieii-c27(j2!ie.
I'nll.i steady.
Ki;K II rni en scarcity.
C'liee-e elieieij scarce and ether kind: dull.
I'l'tiel-iimliiin: Kcfiiicd, j'c.
Vr'hi-jkvieu-eral fl 21.
Seed dull b.it iMichaiii'cil.
iilj.lll .tlltl IT.IVIHIOIl (JUOtatlOUH.
ii,-.iviiv' quotation nit raln and prevl.-
ten , tm Ml-lied by S. K. Vundt, Itrekcr, 154
Kail Kin ; "lieel.
May II.
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by
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Sl'EVIAI, HOT1VJSS.
Tin: uiest uendertiil curative reuieiliis e
tin: ineiculday aic these that com; from Ger
many, or at le:nt oriinate there. The most
recent ptci.uatieii placed iipen the market in
thiiieiiiitiyistlieOISKATOKKMAN INVIC
'USATUIt, which has neer been known te bill
in ciinii;; aiinsIiMMSOef impeteiicy, sperma
tin ri'ie i, v.-i-,-ikne-s, and all diseases resulting
liem teirabtiii: or nervous debility, inability,
inentsil anxiety, languor, I.isitude,dcprcsien
el spii its and tiinctieniil deranemenls of the
ncr,eiis lyslem. for sah: by driiu'Kiits, or
iciit free by mail en receipt of price, $I.ik per
be-v, or six be.es for $TW). Addicss V. J.
CIIKN'I'V, Toljde. Ohie, sole u;;vnt. for the
United State?. Send ler circular.
Fer sale at Kaiitrman's ilrui; store. North
('iH.cnstii.cl. 1118-IydM.ITh A
Sklti IllHeases Curril
lij Dr. Ki-izicr'a MaeicOistmejit. Cures as
if by iiiaific pimples, blaelc heads or grube.?,
bletelie-i and eruptions en the face, leaving
the skin clear, healthy and be.iutilul. Alse
rates itch, bather's itch, .salt rheum, tettei,
ringworm, wealu head, chapped haud'sseic
nipplei, vhi: lipj, old, elirtinate ulteri imd
seies, ,1c.
SKIN IllSCASE.
V. Drake, esq., Cleveland, (., Hutrcrcil'beyeinI
all description from a skin disease which ap
peared en his hands, head and face.and nearly
dctrej ed his eyes. The most careful doctor
in;? had tailed le help him, ami after all had
failed he ti-ed I'r. Frazicr's lasic Ointment
and as cured by a few application. .
Tlie first and only positive cure for skin
di-eascs ever discovered.
Fer-aleby II. 15. Cochran, 1S7:ei1 i:a .Vert'i
(tieeu street. Lancaster.
IIKN1SV & CO., Sele Proprietor?.
. 62 Veaey Street, New Yeak.
Fer I'lind, illcedinp, Itching or Ulcerated
I'lies, Dn. William's Indian 1'ilk Oiktment is
a sure cure. I'rlce $1.W, by mall. Fer sale at
Ceclnan's Drugstore. Jcb27-MTlnl.tw
IfULlTXVAL.
i-es: juicy coaifltlhsieNKit.
buen.tr ie
rue nr.cisieN or tub
tucarv COMVEXTIOX.
DBJlOCHATIf;
WILLIAM LLLMAKEK, E&rl Township.
j:s;NJAMrf iiuuek. stn Ward. city.
JI'.OJli !5. UI'JLTZ, Jillzabcthtewn.