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LANCASTER DAILY INTELLTGENOEA SAtUftPAY HAY 20,1882.
r
Anniversary atJen Church.
Te morrow will be the eighth anniver-.
saryufZien Lutheran church. Seryieti
appropriate te the occasion will ie j'eenA'
ducted by the pastor, Rev. Wm. Mayser.
The church will be very elaborately decorated.
Hl'EClAI. XOTIVES.
Are you
and we.ik
r titfinflli
u low spirited, -down In tlic mouth"
in Hit; b.ick? Dees walking, lifting
ins Ciir.se p:in in Hie ftmiil el tlie
tviir it S"n v.n iiivi kidney disease, and
Pret.Guilmette's Fiencu Kidney Tad will cure
y01I my20-2tdW&S
Keep the Gums Healthy
II j en want a sweet mouth and breath. If tlic
gums become f-pengy, they lese their power te
lield the teeth. The u-.es et SOZODONT is in
valuable because- It removes the tartar which
separates tin- teeth and gums.
inylG-lwdeedAw
If you are troubled with fever and asm-,
dumb ague, bilious l!ver. Jaundice, dyspepsia,
eratiydisear-c "' ,MC liver, bleed anil Htemacli,
and wi-h te get well, try the new remedy,
1'ret. Uiiilmeitc's French I.iver 1'ad. A-k
your druggist for it, and take no ether, mid It
he has net trot it send 1.50 in alerter te the
French I'ad Ce.,
by ii-iiirn mail.
Teledo, Ohie, anil lecelve one
iiiyzu-zui w a.n v
MAR1UAUEH.
Yeckeu liesi:. V. A. eeker te Clira -I.
IIumIi, at residence, llird-iii-Uatnl, May 20. lRSi
ltd
ZWAT11S.
Ces. May 2C. 1832. In tills city, .Samuel
II.
Ccjy.Jr., in the Sid ytaret his age.
The relatives and liicnds of the l.uiilly aic
respectfully invited te attend the funeral,
lrem the residence el his lather, Samuel IJ.
Cox, Ne. :i3 East German street, en Tuesday
rooming atll o'clock.
A' ' AUVEUTiHEMMSSTS.
e
1LAMSOUP 1.UNC1I THIS hVlOlIKU AT
the tear liar. Leepard Hetel,
liaithole-
mew's Rochester Jieer.
ltd
f- KANI)
lt
i.i;nch te-niuht.
peppkrpet
At the l'lnw Tavern.
.MICHAEL SNYDER, I'tep.
riMIK lyi:NNi:i:CIIOK MAX 1'AKTVWII.i.
J. will he held te-morrow at Knapp's Villa.
Members will assemble at hall i:t 5 o'clock
a.m. It
w
ANTED. A MUST - CLASS COOK.
nece3s:iry.
Apply te
mlT-tfd
Ne washing and ironing requited.
MRS. I!. J, McUUANN.
New Helland Pike.
1JOIC TIIK IIIlKAPKST, FINEST AMD
1 irgcst Stock et Furniture of all kinds,
Jtcri Spring ami MiittP--ei. Cane and Weed
Scat Cliaits, go te IIOKFMElER'l-, Ne. 2l East
KingStieet. It
G:;.NUI.NK Sl-ANISII AVIiITK CASTILE
." Se.ip, made expressly ler the Toilet, Nnr
.serv and Rath, .lust, reei-lycl and for -ale
only nt CHARLES A. II KIXIT.-H'S Drug
Stere, Ne. JG Eu,i King hi reel, Lancaster,
it
PUKi.li; SALI: OF I'ANAUA HOUSE.!.
On MONDAY, MAI -i I-W2. will he sold
at public ule at tin- Mcn-lnine Heuse, Lancas
ler Cilv, I'n., twenty head et Heavy Canada
Draught Horses. Sale te cemmenec at I
o'clock, p. in. GEOUU K GROSSMAN.
Simeki. IIfsi A- Se:;, Anct. l!i-2t
VTTlttK.
1 JUNE 1, lsS2, will be the. In-tdtiy Mr pav
ing WATER KENT'S. MAt W. being u legal
holiday, the elllce will be closed.
C. F. MYERS,
in20 2t City Treasurer.
IMlOICri:t (iKUMAN UANAKIKM,
Yeung MecMug lliids. Pari els. Mocking
Bird Feed, and all kinds el Bird Seed Al-e
Tax Collector ler the 1st, 4th, Mil, 8th and 'JtU
wards, :.t
uNUER&MlTH'S BIRD STORE,
1 1 Ne. S.'. East Oi-ange SI .
Sl'RClAI. TO WOKKIMJM K.
Just received, a Jeb let et Lined 1'ants at
r')c and upward". Alse, Overalls, Shirts.
Ladle. Cents' and Misses' He e. seamless and
ethers, at very reduced price-. 1'lease call and
examine and "save money.
HENRY r.EOIITOLl),
It Ne. .r2 Nei 1 h Queen St.
F'
MtKSII STKAWIIKKBIBS AND PJNK-
tinnics. AI.ne I'e.13, Itt-ans-, cniiiinecs, xc.
Ii-03h riem lMilIalcl)liia, thl-: evcnltifr. Cape
May, Salt ami Spiced Oyt-tuivi. Ficsh Deviled
Cnib, at
KCKERT'S DAILY MARKET,
It Ne. 129 EaM. King St.
IMlKUICCUl.AK MONTH I.V MKKTlNIi Ol''
the Union l'.ulldincrnnil Lean Association
will be hi-ld at W A Wilien's olllce en MON
DAY EVENING, at 7J- o'clock.
New frerk-s el Mtncl:e)(.-n at fl.0) per sh.uv.
Election et efllccrs al 8 o'clock.
Sali: el nieiu-y at 5 o'clock,
ltd A. II. KALI., Sccietary.
AJI:ANI MHIAI. i-IUNIC IV1L.I. KK
held at Tell's llain. WHITMOXDAY,
MAY i!). under the nusiiiccs et" T-iyler's Or-eiH-Nlr:H!einnanv.
Omnibuses will leave Cen
tre Square mid Knapp's Saleen at all hours
during the d.iv. Ne imprepei chaiMcterd ad-niitf-d.
Rcln:-hincnts will he served en the
ground. Eailies and gentlemen arc respect
fully invited H't
riMIlS SEW CI1KA1' NOTION STOI'.I!.
New Reeds leceivi-d teslay. The largest an. I
lilldt line of
'AEl'HYll GOODS
in tlrU cilj.
n. J. BRIMME"R,
Millinery and Notions,
Ne. -21 W K S TKISli S T R E E T.
rOne Trice. ltd
J" UST JtKCKlVKII. 300 VINKAI'l'MM FOK
Kale cheap, at IIOI.MNOER'S.
r,OI.I.ir-ER'S TIE ISAIUNti ineetH with
succor. Krctra Ilc made te order.
t'er.iii; le-night at I'.OLI.INi; EU'. I'AR
I.OR CONKECJTIO.VEUY. Charlette Russc,
Jell v Tail, Chocolate Meranuea, Creani
I nil-, SI i i-is-!ers. Rolls, Seda IHscuils, Bread,
Ac.
line thousand Streinslci-J and twenty-one.
hundred aud lerty nine CinlleiH bold en Siil
unhiy.nnd still people want mere al UOIJ.
INGI'.li'S l'.AKERY. It
c
1ITY rilOPKRTXAT IHJBL1C SALE.-ON
SATURDAY. MA 27, 18S2, uy Vlliure Ol
a rcfOlnlien el me J.:mcasicr uny ncunui
lleartl the underxlftncil will offer at -public
vale at the (Jrape Hetel, North Queen street, a
valuable let et ground, fronting en tlic cast
sideel North Mulberry street. Lancaster, l'a.,
lt.- feel, and in depth eastward CI feet 1'
inches, witl- TWO ltRICK SCHOOL HOUSES
thereon erected, bounded en ihe east by
ground or said s-choel district and en the north
by Mai ion alley. Tnis is a desirable let Mr
building purposes, and worthy the attention
of eanituliMs.
Sale te commence at Y o'clock p. in., when
crnis will be made Known i.y
TIIK COMMITTEE ON 15UII.
.UIXIIS AN1
MlS-StdS (J ROUNDS.
PUItf.lO SAI-K UN TUE-1AT. MAX 2S,
1S, will be sold at the residence of tlic
ntnlfrsigneil, Celumlda plke weft of wutcli
lacteiy tliewitlri Meck et lionsi-lield furni
ture including 'ngle bedMcsuls with niut-trr9i-s,
portable i-.ini, coelc stove, .large cnnl
stove, an antique sideboard, billl.ird table
4',x9 newly covered, shovel beard, Ac., car
penter's work bench and tools, lumber ler
liangin tobacco, twe---eatcil one horse cir
riacc, buggy, phaeton, trotting buggy, lianil lianil
seme Mclglt, wagon, one horse plough.liarrew,
cultivator, lawn mower, wheelbmrewa, two
sets et carriage harness, plough liarnus-, iul iul
.lie Miiiiini'iitB. &c.
Sale te cenimence at 1 o'clock p. m., when
terms will be made known by
J. II. P. W A UN Kit,
II. SnriiEUT, Anct. nw::.17,ii.-.,i&ltw
P" UunisALS WILL KK KKCKI VKI AT
the Mayer'H enlce up te Til U USD AY,
MAY i, 1SS.', at C o'eleck n. in., ferall I'llnting
and Stationary wliii-h may be rt quired by
Councils and the several Ileparlmenls el the
City Government during the current ellicial
year. Said proposals te Male the com of print
ing one hundred copies of the ordinance ler
reorganizing the Fire Department ami regu
lating tlic same, till ordinances introduced
into Councils, Warrants, Commitments aud
all ether blank and lernis ued in the Mayers
and Treasurer's elllces, where sp -citicat ions et
thcamemay be had an application. Propo
sals also te state the ceM; per page (including
Water. Police and Fire tables) of piloting the
annual report et the Finance Committee. All
proposals or bids must be addressed te
Chairman of the Coin, en Printing and &la-
tiencry.
Attest :
D. L. Decs, Clerk C. C.
ltd
(CLOSING OUT1
. CLOSING OUT!
-AT-
GREATLI REDUCED PRICES.
Having started a Shoe Factory, 1 am new
closing out my large stock et Roe'isand Shoes
at greatly reduced price te make room for the
enlargement of my tactery.
49-Uustem work a specially, both machine
and hand-made.
P. HIEMENZ,
Se. 10r NORTH QUEEN STREET.
(Sign et the Big Shee.) miiOWtStt
JOHN
S. UIVLKB CO.'S ADVKBTISEMENT.
!
CliOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
We show an Excellent Assortment of goods suitable for the season, and make
them up in the Latest Style and Best Manner at the Lewest Prices,
which we are unabled te de by buying strictly for cash,
JOHN
Ne. 25 EAST KING
JOHN S. GIVIiER,
B
OWKK.S & UUBSTTS HEW UKV UUUltt
129 AND 131 NORTH QUEEN
BLACK SILKS at 50 centH per yard. BLACK SILKS at 02 cents per yard. BLACK SILKS at 75 cents p yard.
BLACK SILKS at $1.00 per yard. BLACK SILKS up te $2.50 per yard.
We offer Special Inducements in BLACK SILKS, having bought when the market was at the very lowest, aud are satisfied
that we arc offering the best qualities, which we can fully guarantee te give perfect satisfaction in wear : lower than they can be
had ehewhere.
In LACE COLLARS, LINEN COLLARS, LACES and EMBROIDERIES we keep an Elegant Assortment.
We call special attention te our line of KID GLOVES, being the best in the market for the money.
Buy lhc DERMATOID CORSET because
BOEES &
129-131 North Queen street,
A'Jv'll' AUVERTISESlESTS.
c
)IM3 OUT!
AT AND BELOW COST.
My entire hleck et
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,- Etc.
IS FOR SAL.K AT AND 1IEI.OW C'ST.
Thid U a rare chance ler
GOOD BARGAINS.
A3 I HAVE AN
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS,
On liaml, which wen nil nnichaseil ler cash.
J. M. LONG,
ja-ttd U NORTH QUEEN STREET.
WH
ITH OKESS GOODS
AT
k
New Cheap Stere.
We have-new in tteck
SPECIAL BARGAINS
-IN-
WHITE DRESS GOODS
Ueught under tin
sold cheap.
i egular prices and te be
VII 'TOW A LAWKS
al 124,15,18,20, 25, 1. tJ7c(s.
INDIA LINENS
at 15, 18. 20, 25, SI, ets.
SWISS MUSLIXS
from 12J ceuis up.
LACE STRIPED MUSLINS,
LACE CHECKED MUSLINS,
CHECKED CAMBIUCS,
CORDED PIQUES.
All at Lew Prices
-AT
METZGER
AND
HAUGHMAN'S
NEW CHEAP STORE,
Ne. 43 West King Street.
.Between tlie Coepor Ueuse find Serrel
Hetel,
janlf-lvd&w
Herse
QKl.f.INU
erri
IN OUDEU TO DISPOSE Or THE UAI
AXCE OF MY STOCK OK
READY-MADE
CLOTHING
1 HAVE MADE-
ANOTHER REDUCTION.
AN EXTRA TEN PER CENT.
WILL BE ALLOWED TO EVERY VVR-
CHASER OE A XY ARTICLE JX
READY-MADE CLOTUIXd.
We have M EX'S SUITS for $5, worth 10 ; $S
worth $15 ; $10 worth 18 ; $12 worth $20. ,
BOY'S SUITS ler 93 worth $3; $1 worth $7;
$5 worth $10.
Remember, tlic balance and entire stock el
Ready-Made Clothing must be closed out by
July 1st, us we intend te de an entire.
SUITS MADE te ORDER
In the Latent and miest elegant style. Em
ploying a Flist-Class Cutter, I can readily
guarantee a Perlect Fit.
AL. ROSENSTEIN.
0E PRICE CLOTHIER and TAILOR,
Ne. 37 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
Nest deer te Shultz & Cre.'s Hat Stere.
mm
IF
Tailerii
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GIVLER
S.
STREET,
GEO.
iPir.,
it is the best and most comfortable Cutset made. Fer sale only Dy
HE II' A V VEJl
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lAKlTTS.
R
U
G
S
HAGER & BROTHER.
Mequets,
Bedy Brussels,
Tapestry Brussels,
Extra Supers,
China Mattings,
Geed Heme-Made Rag Carpets.
PAPER HANGINGS.
At comparatively small expense the interiors et public buildings, places el business and
our homes inav be beautiiied by applying paper hangings.
Resides the Importation or French and English Goods, the production et Wall Paper in
this country is receiving much attention lrem some et our leading artists, which enable us te
luniish really ai tistic hangings ler the treatment or walla and ceilings. Net only in tee mero
expensive goods is this Improvement noticeable, but also in these or lower price.
We take' especial care in the selection et SIDK WALL l'Al'KUS, BORDERS and CEILING
DECORATIONS that all may harmonize and produce a pleasing effect.
CEILING DECORATIONS we make a npecialty and depart treni the conventional and
steretyped pattcrns,,inil furnish a unique design for each separate ceiling.
I'nivrs hung under our supervision by skill tr.l workmen.
HAGER & BROTHER, no. 25 west king street.
TEW UOODS Ol'KNKD DAILY
NEXT DOOR TO THE
COURT HOUSE.
FAH&ESTOC
"Blank Oashmeres. I
BLACK CASHMERES. . .12. 18 and 23e
BLACK CASHMERES.. .'X$, 45 and 50c
BLACK CASHMERES CO, Ge and 75c
BLACK CASHMERES 87Ac, $latul$i.25
CASHMERES IN JET "BLACK and
BLUE BLACK.
All the Best Makes Impeilcd.
SUPERIOR GOODS
WATER-PROOF GOSSAMERSJ:Ri"
STOCK) Mumped en cadi one. KVKUV OAltMh.NT WAllUAMK-U.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK,
NEXT DOOB TO COURT HOUSE. LANCASTER,
LM.INN & WU.USOX.
HOUSEFURNISHING.
TIIK ISKST IS TIIK CHEAPEST!
The Pennsylvania Lawn lower
IS ACKXOWl.EDU KD TO IIK TnE BEST.
SOLD OVER 100 PENNSYLVANIA LAWN MOWERS LAST SEASON.
AND EVERY ONE GAVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
WE GUARANTEE EVERY MACHINE.
WE
3-XO MOIIK ItAKlXU LAWNS,
A Grass Catcher can
be
FLIKN" &
Sele Agents,
H
AVK YOU SKEN OUK nfclV KACTOKY
NOEBEGK & MILET'8
Old Reliable Coach Works,
CORNER OF DUKE AND VINE STREETS, LANCASTER,
Enlarged, Improved, Rebuilt.
S..E.
We manufacture and are prcpated te lurnish all the Latest Patterns el
BtJGGIES, PIAETWS, CAEBIAGES, &c.
And especially the very latest that wonder el the age the
SHIFTING -SEAT EXTENSION-TOP PHAETON. Alse the McOall &
Dayton LIGHT BUSINESS WAGON.
Finished up in plain weed and best style, with Shifting Se.iU and Tops te suit convenience.
5-We employ none but the best and most practical workmen, and
OVll WOIiK SUSTAINS OUJi WORD!
JfEJV AVVEKTISEMAXTS.
E
UONOMV STORK.
JN0. II. SHRUM.
OUR fl.Oft GINGHAM UMBRELLA
Is made lrem the best cloth, best trimmings,
Is last color, anu has the protected ribs, secur
ing strength in case et storm. Call and see it,
and when In need you will knew where te get
the bet. Alpacca and Silk Unbrellas, witli
protected ribs and Paragon frame. Our
$1.00 LAUXDRIKD WHITE SHIRT
Still maintains the lead. Wamsntta muslin,
fine linen, elegant tit. A new Invoice of tlie-e
Fine Rubber Dressing Combs a six-inch
Dressing Comb for FI v K Cents at the ECON
OMY STORE.
JNO. H. SHRUM,
NO. 113 NORTH QUEEN STREETV.
mG 7tdSR
& CO.
LANCASTER, PA.
F. RATHVON.
STREET,
HUEST,
Lancaster, Penn'a.
riSEMEKTa.
K.
Silks.
UlacK
BLACK SILKS.
BLACK SILKS.
BLACK SILKS.
50, C2J and 7ec
87ic $1 and $1.25
..S1.37J, $1.50 and $1.G5
l TK ftO. -inrl ft9. .10
KLACK SILKS $1.75. $2 and $2.50
These Black Silks were purchased at re
ccut Importers' Auction Sales and
aroSnpciier Goods for the money.
FOR
THE MONEY.
In quantities, manufactured
evpressly
FaHSK-
1IUIIIU I1' r.
PA.
attached te every machine.
WILLSON,
Lancaster, Pa.
PA.
KHTEUTA IN3IENTS.
TCUI.TON OfERA HOUSE.
SATUR.0AY EVENING, MAV '20.
The Towering Amusement Element!
GEO. H. ADAMS'
OWN NEW
Hnmpty Dumpty Troupe,
Under the management et
Adam Forctaueh.
New Specialties! NewScenerv! NewTiieks!
New Dresses ! New Music !
See all bills for full particulars.
PRICES SBe., 50. 8c 7fic.
Seats secured nt opera house office.
17-4W J.H. LAIN K, General Agent.
JOB WAJTAMAKER'S.
JOHN WANAMAKER'S,
PHILADELPHIA.
SAT
AY
Variety fn silks. Most large
houses begin the season with a
fair variety. Few have the fac,
ulty of keeping up that variety
during the season, without hav
ing se much left ever at the end
as te take away all the profit of
trade.
Everybody knows that in
this one feature of variety at
least, we have been surpassing
all the ether houses of our city.
" But," they say, " why shouldn't
they? Loek at their trade."
True, our trade is largely of the
sort that variety brings. Where
silks are is the place te go te for
them.
All we mean te say te-day is
upon variety. Variety is as full
as ever; and yet, when we come
te the end of the selling time,
we shall have very little left.
Why de we mention it ? Simply
te say that we are net laying by
money out of big prices new,
w&n trade is brisk, te make up
for losses by and by. Simply
te say that variety here gees
with close prices, little quanti
ties, stingy management, if you
please indeed there's no ether
way.
Nujcteuter circle, Chestnut street entrance
te main building.
French sateen et the most
costly printing ; covered all-ever
with Kate Greenaway children at
play, with bits of leaf and flower,
dogs, dells and wooden horses,
374 cents. The price would be
$i, if the stuff were successful.
Everybody is made happy by the
sight of these pictures; but evi
dently net everybody wants te
wear them. There are probably
a hundred different pictures in
the pattern.
Perhaps mere will be used for
draperies than for dresses.
Next-outer circle. Thirteenth-street entrance.
French melanges have come,
which are making a stir in dress
goods.
Nothing is surer than a geed
melange. "Nothing mere settled
than these mottled mixtures of
colors. They have lately get into
the grounds of garnitures, a sure
sign of faith in them en the part
of the French makers.
These new melanges, these
stirring ones, are justabeut such
as we've been selling for a month
ormere; but the prices are down.
The $i grade is at 75 cents ; the
85-cent grade at 65 ; 75 at 50 ;
65 at 45 ; 60 at 40.
This is se unheard-of an event
that nobody that ever doubts us
at all is expected te believe it.
The most fashionable dress-
goods, staples at that, going at
two-thirds value ! Has the mar
ket broken? Ne, only some
things are broken. Five quali
ties; mere than fifty styles;
mere than 20,000 yards. The
troeds nerfect: the stvles all
styles. Nothing mere whatever
te say about them, but that these
who buy them have a third of
iheir money left.
Third circle, southeast from centre.
Muslin underwear of careful
homelike make, of quality that
takes mere account of fitness
than of cost, and of styles neat
and pretty, but net gaudy, is jus
tifying our long labor and care.
It is new three years since we
began perfecting this work.
West of Chestnut-street entrance te
mam buildidg.
Japanese parasols 1 cent te$5
each. There are several classes
of new designs, likely te please
the mere quiet tastes. Large
gay umbrellas, 10 feet across,
for the lawn ; equivalent te lit
tle tents; $10.
Japanese paper table-covers,
silk: plaques, screens, and wall
decorations.
One can cover a geed many
square yards with Japanese
things for a very little money ;
or one can put quite a sum into
them.
Second circle, northwest lrem centre.
Walking-sticks with geld, sil
ver and copper heads ; the latter
clouded with varvincr shades of
bronze, some of them bearing
applique designs.
Gentlemen's and ladies' jew
elry of nearly all sorts.
Next-outer circle, City-hallsquare entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut. Thirteenth and Market street
and City-hall square.
PHILADELPHIA.
THIRD EDITION
SA.TUBDAY EVENING, MAT 20, 1882,
ALL LOOPHOLES CLOSED.
TDK STAK ROUTE TU1EVES PILLOKIKD.
A Mew Presentment Agalatt the Conspira
tors Which U Thought te CeTr Every
Possible u round for I-egalltibtl.
Washington, May 20. The grand, jury
of the criminal court of this district te-day
returned new presentments against Gen
eral Thes. S. Brady, Jehn W. Dersey,
Stephen W. Dersey, Montferd C. RerdeH,
Henry M. Turney, J. R. Miner, J. Peek
and Harvey M. Vaile, chanting them with
conspiring te defraud the TJuited States in
connection with the awards of star Keine
contracts. The points of difference be
tween these new presentments and the
old indictments are as fellows :
The name of J. L. Andersen is emitted.
Vaile is descrited as Harvey M. Vaile,
otherwise called H. M. Vaile.
Kerdell is described as 3Ioutfert U.
Rcrdell, otherwise called, M. C- Rerdell,
otherwise called Montferd C. Rerdell.
Four allegations of overt acts committed
outside of the statute of limitations have
been emitted ; twelve new overt acts have
been inserted ; the acts being in makiug
fraudulent claims against the government
based en the fraudulent allowance for
increase allowed by Brady.
A number of letters and petitions are
iucorperatcd, and finally the date of the
conspiracy is brought forward te May 23,
1579.
The indictments are etherwise substan
tially the same as these new being tried,
which will be dismissed, and give place te
the new pivseutnients. They cover 106
closely written fetcap pages, and it is
thought by the prosecuting officers that
they close up several loopholes which
were left open in the old iudiutmeuts.
Immediately after the presentation, Dis
trict Attorney Corkhill asked the court te
issue warrants for lhc arrest of the de
fendants, explaining that as they were al
ready under bends in the ether cases he
should net scivc them unless it appeared
te be necessary.
Mr. Bliss stated that th defendants
would be furnished with printed copies of
the iudictments before Monday.
Judge Wylie then issued the order
making the warrants returnable en Tues
day next.
WiKKU HKKVIT1K3.
Afternoon Telegrams Ceuueused.
The Austrian forger Franze Masig, who
was arrested en the steamer Rie Grande
yesterday, was taken te Europe te-day.
Chester county Independents elected
delegates te the convention next week.
The wheat crop in Kansas premises ex
ceedingly well.
James McKcnney has been found guilty
of murder in the second degree at Dedbam,
Mass., for killing William McCernish, aud
sf-nteuced te prison for life.
The court at Jersey City has decided
the police commissieucrship contest bo be
twecu Malone Democrat and McCarty,
Independent Democrat, in favor of the
latter contestant en the ground of fraud.
Maloue will carry the case te the court el
appeals. The political status of the
beard will be unchanged by the rcsnlr.
Prof. Brooks, of Phelps, N. Y., states
that he saw Wells' comet with the naked
eve last nteht. It was just visible. The
comet is in the constellation Cassiopeia,
and at midnight is about midway from the
horizon te Polaris.
There is a deadlock in the Heusa
and prospect of a session contin
uing ever te-morrow in censequence
of the Democrats refusing te vote en
the question of taking up the contested
election case of Mackey against O'Cenner,
thus preventing a quorum. The doers
ate locked and both parties determined.
KN'MJICSlMI lIOTir CVNIUOATES.
Uefernurs lVhe are linltgtiteu With tl e
lli-clarntienH et Rival Aspirants for
the Wilmington Mayoralty
Wilmington, Del., May20. Last Mon
day the Workingmen's lie form assccia
tieu, which is medelled after the Philadel
phia Committee of One Hundred, ad
dressed letters te Messrs. Carpenter aud
Wales, the Democratic and Kepttblicau
mayoralty candidates, propounding ques
tiens about reform in the pelice appoint appeint
rasnts, the strict administration of the
laws and their independence of rings.
Letters in reply from both candidates are
given te the public te-day. Beth letters
are se satisfactory that the reformers' com
mittee virtually endorse both candidates
and advise the association te take no
further action in the matter.
MAKSIIALI, DLCLINKS.
He Won't Take the Kess Nomination ler
Cencrens.
PniLADKi.i'niA, May 20. A special from
Pittsburgh tays that Themas M. Marshall,
who was nominated at the recent Harris
burg convention for cengrcssman-at-large,
' his declined that place en the regular ile-
publiean ticket. The news created inteuse
excitement among the politicians here,
and the Iicpublican leaders refuse te be
lieve it. The dispatch says that Mr. Mar
shall mailed his declination last night.
The Egyptian Difficulties.
Londen, May 20. A dispatch from
Paris te the Standard states that at a cabi
net council yesterday M. De Freycinet,
the prime minister, intimated that several
powers, especially Germany and Austria,
have asked for information in regard te
the Angle-French expedition te Egypt.
He stated that a European conference
might be advisable te settle the difficul
ties. WEATUEK INDICATIONS.
WsiiiKfiTnv. Afnv 10 Fer the Middle
AtlintiV stitps warmer nartlv cleudvl
Atlantic states warmer parity ciouey
weainei, Willi iui;.n taiua lanauic niuu
mostly southerly stationary or lower pres
sure. JSAHHJCTt.
ew lttrH iitMrMnu
Sw ewe. May 10. Fleer State and
Western quiet and prices without decided
change. Southern steady.
Wheat unsettled, Kc lower, afterwards
firm and recovered lrem decline : Ne. 2 Ked,
Mnv. M8; de June, 1 471 47 : de July.
$131Mi:K: de Atigu-t, SI 24&1 25; de
Sent. $1 21'1! 2.5.
Cern iis lower and moderately active ;
mixed western spot, 828Kc ; futures, VlfS
S5-IXQ
"" Oats a shade easier; Ne. 2 ept., 4fiQ46c ;
State, CaTOc ; Western, GigGSc.
BtecicnmrKei.
Nw Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Blocks
also United States Holds reported daily by
Jacob 15. Lone, '11 North Queen street.
Slay 20.
10:00
Imu
2.3.I.
A,
r. m
l-.Ji
MB
121 121 120
Cl'4 li4 61
KM 26 35JS
"s
UG14 Wi 102K
120 127'4 127'
71U 71J2 71
Del.. Lack. Western
Denver A Rie Grande
N. Y..Lake Erie Western...
East Tenn, Va. A Georgia
Lake Shere Mich. Southern..
New Yerk Centra
New Jersey Central
Ontario ft Western
Omaha Cem
'y
Omaha Preferred
leini
Pacific Mall Steamship CO
uyA 43H
Chicago. Mil. St. Paul
HO
1115-i 111
Texas Pacific 30
40
Wtibash. - l. mis A Pacific.
30X
304
84i
usy,
28
30M!
84V6
If
41f
Western Union Tel. Ce
Pennsylvania R. R
Reading. . ........ ........
Rutfkle Pitts. West
Neithern Pacific Cem
" Preferred..
84
58'4
28
1C
m
41 41
79tf 79JS
f Miadeipnta Market.
Philadbuwia, May 20. Fleur UuU but
stead v; Superfine, 3 E0ej4 25; Extra. S4 25
(i' Tt ; Ohie and Indiana Family, p 25
7 00 ; Penn'a de, 1606 23.
Kye flour at M seas.
wheat Arm but quiet; l'a. Kcd.fl 4131 W ;
de Amber. $1 6Ql i$.
Cern firm with lair demand : Steamer, S3
8S)c; Yellow, 87K3fc; Mixed. 87987KC.
Oats steady and In geed demand.
Kye scarce at 9Sc.
Previsions in steady jobbing demand.
Lard firm.
Butter weak under lull supplies : Creamery
Extra l'a., 2S026c; Western, isaiTc ; de geed
te choice, sw24c
Rolls dull ; Pa. 1517c tyestern. lcgisc.
Eggs easier : Pa. 2lc ; Western, 2u)c.
Cheese choice activw and steady.
Petroleum weak and nominal; Kenne.l,7,V.
Whisky at 11 SI
8eeds dell and unchanged.
IfMW JLDTXMTIHMMMJIia.
EHTATK OF JOHN
Warwick township.
RUDY, feATK OP
The undersiffned
auditor, appointed te report distribution of
tne fund in the hands et Benjamin Jj. Kudy.
teatamentery trustee under the ;last will and
testament, proved March I. A. D. 1875, et Jehn
Rudy, late of Warwick township. Lancaster
county, deceased, ever the trust fund be
queathed by said will la the Interest et Susan
Kudy, widow et said testator, and the chil
dren of Henry E. Rudy, te and anions these
legally entitled thereto, will sit ter thatpur thatpur
peA en FitlDAl, the 16th day et JUNK. 1S.
at 10 o'clock a. m.. In the Library Roem et the
Court Hense, In the city of Lancaster, where
all persons interested In said distribution may
attend. WM. S. AMWEU.
uiay.M-ltdA.'itw Audlter-
"t IRAKI)
Fire Insurance Company
OFPIIILAOELPIA.
Assets ever
Eleven
Huncired
sand.
Theu-
Dollars, securely invc-u-d. Fer a policy In
tills old and well-established company call en
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
NO. 19 EAST KING STREET.
(UM.WKAS
ORPHANS' COI1KT SAI.K.-ON S.VTUK
I)AY, JUNE 17. ISA by vlrtiie of an or
der of the Orphans' Conn et Lancaster county
the undersigned administrator of the estate id
Ann Ellzitbelli Harriet, late of the city el Lan
caster, deceased, ill sell at public sale nt the
Cooper Heuse, the following Ueul Estate, te
wit: All that Let et Uremul, situated en the
south siiloef West James street, (Ne. 10), con
taining in trent en said James street IS feet,
inches, and extending in depth southward -10
leet, mere erless, en which is erected a two
story brick dwelling with bascmrnt. Appur-fiiii-ut
te the property is the privilege nf i-i
and te a tUree-teet wide alley en the west, side
of sahl property. In common with the owner
et the adjoining properly.
Sale te commence at 1 o'eleck p.m.. when
attendance will be given, ami terms made
known by PETEIt II. LYNE,
inyl!0-5ldS Administrator.
H
1UII MAKTIN.
CHINA! CHINA!!
AT
CHINA HALL.
Just opened, a new Invoice el
Decorated China and Fancy Goods.
DECORATED CHINA TEA-SATS.
FKUIT-SET6, DESsEUT-SETS.
BARROTINE VASES,
BELLECK TEAPOT AND SHELLS.
MAJOLICA-WAKE. &c.
WHITE AND GOLD BaND CHINA.
Decorated Porcelain and China.
DINNER SETS.
44E.nminc our Stock boJere purchasing.
High & Martin,
15 EAST KING STREET.
J.
It. MARTIN ft CO.
Dress Department :
CHECK DUES- HOODS In AH Qualities,
12c Up.
ALL-WOOL BEIUES, Plain & Illuminated,
ISC Up.
HEVERSIIILE SUITINGS, Latest Patterns,
12c Up.
COI.OUKD CASHMERES, Half Weel,
12e.
LACE HUNTINGS,
ALL COLORS,
7e Up.
I'.I.ACK AND COLORED SULKS,
Warranted net te Cut,
SI .23.
FELT CLOTH, DOUBLE WIDTH 8-1.
Latent Sluukx,
All Prices.
BLACK CASHMERES,
lilne mi. I Jet Itlactr,
Spcci.il at 50c.
j. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Gcr. West King and Prince Sis.
LANCASTER, PA.
PROPOSALS WILL IW; KKUKIVl-.D AT
the Mayei's office until S p.m., MAY 2-.
for whltcwiishing the h-uces, inside mid out,
around tlic grounds et the rc-erveir.s, below
aud en top together with the tool house, t-le-gruph
poles, out house, etc. ; the contractor te
de the werlc well, te llnd the lime, brush) h,
etc., and te complete the name by frntunlay,
Junes, 1832. under the direction and subject
te the nppreval of Hie Superintendent of the
Wnter Works.
PUOl'OSALSwill be received at thesame time
and place for the privilege et using
grewjllK OI, tne citTa grelln(S al
the crass-
at the reser
veirs ler 188i Any grazing en the grounds
will have te be subject t the restriction -t el
the Superintendent of the Witter Wor.'.'H, se
that no damaue may he done te city property.
PROPOSALS will be received at thoaaiiie
timu and place for digging out and filling in
COO feet, mere or less, at water trench en New
street, from North Queen eistwar-l. 7W leet,
mere or li ss, en North Lime te Bust Frederick
streets, along East Preiltttick te Milppcn
street, :W0 leet, mere or less, en Seuth Mulber
ry from -West Klng.and 1,000 iect. mere or h-s.s,
westward, from Ann, along the llneet Cln stcr
and Lew. and along Lew 10 Freiburg.
Trenches te lie four teet deep ana two leet
wide. Bids must state hew much per cubic
yard for rock and hew much for enrtli. Werk
te be done under the direction and subject te
trio measurement and In Ihe order of time as
directed by the Superintendent of the Water
Works. The trendies te ;be filled carefully
back, and where picking Is removed te be re
placed smoothly. The Water Committee re
serve the right te reject any or all bMs. Kids
mnst be made separately for each trench. S
curity in $S0 required ler each tiench,
JNO. T. BIacUONIULE,
ml5A20d Mayer.
EQKHAI.E.
TWR KENT.
r STORK BOOM, 133 East King street.
ap20ttd
INQUIRE AT 133.
I)ltIVATK MALK.-THK VflUKKMIUNKlf
offers at private sale the following de
scribed property, te wit :
All tluit very valuable farm, CONTAINING
17 ACRES, mere or lees, situated en the south
side of East King street. In the city of Lancas
ter, immedMeiy opposite the Lancaster coun
ty prison, ana adjoining lards et Herman
Miller, jaceD s. Miller and lands et the Dlrec
ters of the Peer et Lancaster county.
This is one et the most desirable and valua
ble pieces or real estate In the county of Lan
caster ; has a geed DWELLING HOUSE anil
out-houses, with geed Barn and ether Im
provements. It Is particularly valuable for
building lets, being In the very best part of
the city ct Lancaster, and especially adapted
for a truck farm. The entire piece Is laid out
in building lets.
Fer further Information call en HENRY
SHUBERT, AucUeneer and Real Estate
Agent, Ne. 6 Court Avenue, where the draft
el said property can be seen. mJ till