LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCE WEDNESDAY MAY 24, 1882.
last evening ul 7:15. llev. J. It. Carvell, of
Mcchani.sburg, was ciectad ptesideat ;
liev. M. Foesc, ali-e of Mechanicsburg,
buiug secretary j;n tern. The room is
very handsomely decorated. Tins pastor
of the churcb, Kev. II. Estcrliue deliver
ed the address of welcome. It was leplicd
te by Iiev. .1. N. t'aivell. The following
c unmitlecs vrore appointed : Peiinauent
oruani.atien, en i. solutions and en emel.
men. All Columbia ministeis, Sunday
school Miperiuteiidcii's and Sunday Scheel
werkcis wcre elected advisory members of
this convention. The convention will oc
cupy several days of this week, and up
wards of 150 delegates will be present.
The jervices are of the most, interesting
haraetcr, and the general public will be
nr-lceme te attend.
Killed ey the Cam at Chlrkie.
This meniiuz at 2 o'clock a man was
jhmvn from a Height trail, at Chickies
ai.d iiiManlly killed. The paiticulars of
tiis fad affair, together with what is known
of the victim of t he accident, as gathered
from a companion of his aie a.s follews:
The mail's name is Antheny Oileff, blithe
; ees isn'iei that of Wilsen, the former be
ing his Danish name. He is a native of
Denmark, and came te this country about
12ycaisuge. Of kit e he has been work
ing ai Steelton, near Harrisbnrg. Lust
night he and Itiehatd Mc.Ianimartt!ic rcte rcte
:ei ei these facts, weie in Ilarrisburg, and
jumpni en a fi eight train te lake atrip.
As it was passing Chickies station, the
..ir i-ave a lurch, and Orleil or Wilsen le; t
hi seatin,; en the bumper and ftll between
the wheels of the ear. Deth legs and
aims wcieiisvcied fiem the body, and the
b.ielc of the head ciushed. The remains
weie h.enghL 1 Columbia and taken in
chaij.T by .Mi. A Musscr, undertaker.
"Sijiiiie I'Vank, deputy coiencr, held an
iimupsl te-day. and a erdict in acceid-
anee v. it h the above facts n-i lendeicd.j
Dcecatcd, who is about '.5 ycaisefage, j
. ill be buiied at the expein'C of the i
ceuniy. The only known i dative he has
in thi- c.juntiy is a cousin named Nelsen, j
who i-. weigh l.ev at the Nauticekc coal
mine.
.1'X.V1AI. A UTlUJhn.
JWetlM-r-,! Jllntlirrs!!
Ait: you diilui lied at ni;
muiiik::
;!il and li:el:en ei
jour ii -! Iiy a-.ic k chiltl
. ..jiunii .tun ciiiiiK t
... -,.... .... .. .i
V. Illi -ei iicialin
pain et rutting teeth
it
tO,
.? t1 .ii,.i,,.l it tt li.i?t1, ..I '.' ts. w i.
1bl, ..l .Mill tut I n. ... .r'l. -t. . ...... ..-
-low.-keotiiim; m uri-. it win iuu-vu
Hit' peer liitle siili. i iiiiiiii'iliftlely ilffcml
upon tt ; I !!, is in; in: .i il.e iilient it 1 iif ic
is nel :i liiiiliirr en -.u ill ulm Iris ev i u-t ! il,
ktlie will net U'il you .t! unce t it'll II ., 1!1 regit
liltt'Jlii' lupsrli, ami ifivt "! le tin- nieihei
.'iiil ii'lifl :iml health te tin- child, eprr.illli
lilc in.i.i". It ii jic-iiclly s.ile te list! in all
.is. , ami pleasant te tliu taste, and is Hie
pii'sciiptiim et iiie il tlie oleeM ant! best
Iciuale physicians nii'l iiiu-m in Hit- UniUil
'talis, helil I'Veiy.v !,i i. -W.miK :i bottle.
in2-ly :.l,V.V-,w
Arc you leu -im Jli'il. "itnwn in the mouth"
mm ui'.ik in the lurk ; loc u.tiuiu, lilting
or htaiiiliii' eausL' p.iin in tin: in:ill ei the
li.ii'lf II mi, you li.if Uiilni'v ilUeasi, iind
li (il.i.i'iliin tti-'s Fi.-neli Itlilnpy Tail will cuie
you. my.!)-2ltlW&S
l.ly'H (.ri'iiui i:.tlm i"., Oui'n'e, . Y.
J'le.f-f seiul us at eiu'f two n'.'-s hly'.s I'leam
Italm. Wi- lake pli-a-un- m I'eni.itulatiiijj
you en tin: Micei'ss you aie h.ivinij witlithu
"Cicain Ji .lm'' r.-Uauh .inl ll.iy Fcmt euif.
its ule l-i --Itiailily liicjeasini; Willi weinli-rful
r.iplilil; as jeii can :Cf Iiy our Ircijiient ei-ilci-i.
Il is e ulcntly an ar.'Icle el ;i-"tl ni-iit
Vim i liuiy, .limssTer., Hellew v A Ce, Cfi
Arch s!., I'hi.ail.'lphia. l-rch li, 1881.
Ml!. '. 15. I',ii:ti::i, liuri-l. 'Iov.mi.iIe, l'a.
I et ye cr.il yi'.ir I have 1,'i'ii lieubleil with
Catan h : h.i .' tricil niany r. unJie. without
i ii'
mucli rein1!. Kly'- Cie.un h.iii.i has pievvtl te
bf the silicic ilu-iiC'I, havn z vnnilerlitl ic
siill" Iii i.iyci'c. I hclievc il le be tl.eeiii
cine. I. 'J. en hn, Ten.tml i. I'.t., iluy II,
lS7ri. iflyil-il.tw -1
II yen :iic lieultliul Willi lever ami uui-,
limiii auuc, liilieus lever. !nun!icc, ilyspcp-tia,
eranyili'i'tf-e et the liM'i, lileeil anil Meiuach, ,.
:inlih te iret ue!!, tiv the new icmcily,
liet. iSiiiiini'ite'.s lien eh J.nci' l'ail. Aslr
your ill tif;;ist ler il, ami lalcc no elhci, ami il
lie lias net uel il m'ihI f l.M in ah iter te the
Krench rail Ce , 'I'olc.le, Ohie, ami receive one
byiclurii mail. nivi'J-itilU&K V
lie-.v ! S.'rur.'. llealll:.
it .-uciiis .--trance lh.it any one will sullci
tiem the manj ik-raiiemenl- brought en by
an impiiic condition el the bleed, wl'.i'ii SCO
IILL'SSAUSAI'AUILLAANDSTII.LIXUIA, eri:LOOi AND l.l Hi bllUI' will reste.v
pel l.'ct health te the physical organization. !1
is imleeii a stleiiKllieniiiK hj'inp, ple.i'ant te
l:i!.-e :iml bus mnVL'ii itsell le be the best
r.LOOl I'UI'.irir.ll ever ilUceveicd, eileet- j
i-illv i in iui' Seielnln. hviihlltie ilicordeis !
IV oil. in-s el the Kiduevs. V. v-nelas. Mala
"
iia: all nervous disorders and tlebilitv. bll !
t
ieus complaints and all dKcases iniiicatinpan i
impute ion. ilien el Hie llloed, l.Uer, Kl.l-
neys, Mnimn n, skin, cie. it lenccis linn
;;eslien A i-iiigla bottle w ill piee te you its
ini'ins a- u liea'ith ivneier, ler il ACTS I. IKK
A t'HAl'M. e.-peciallv when the complaint is
il an eh:iuiie naliiie, having a tendency te
les-en the natural iifei el Hie biain and ner
V:is sjstem.
I5AK l.ll" 1" 1 N I'AXACLA cures a p:.in in
man and l,e:i-
I. Fer ue cxlernally and inlei
nally.
i:::d neit-i.
ul hoi-e, cattle,
no. A I'OSIT
I'OVVU Kit's tine all di-e.ises
slitcp, lie-i, peullri and all
IVKCUUK. m:iy24-S
l.uilii -s and all siillereis irem ncuni'.Ki i, liys
teiia, :inil kindicil ceinpiaiuts, wilt llud with
out a 1 1 al ltre wi'a Iren Ititter-.
iNVioer.vriMi Feed ler ikeilmin and Neives
is what we need in t!ic-e days etiuahand
worry, l'ai-kei's (iui;er Tonic lonteies the
vital cut rail's and bring' f-jiieil health ijuii'kci
than anything you cm use. Tribune, hoe
adv. mvl-InnleodXeew
Catahrii cured, health nnd sweet breath se
emed by Slnleh's Catnnh Itenicdy. 1'iiee M
ccnla. anl Injector tree. Fer sale nt Coch Cech
lan'stlru! tote, IS, Xoi th Qiipimi S'.
niyl-lwdi ew.Vw
Don't lile in tlie Ileiivi-.
' Iteiijjb en llats." Clears out i.iN, niiee,
i-tir.cliea, bed-litiss, llie-. ant", moles, c-liip-uraul.$,
gophers. 15c.
DEATHS.
IMi'Ti'it ii. Iii tills city, en tin1
ward iiictiicli, :n;cd CI ycari.
M in.st., Kil-
The i datives and rriends of Ihe lamily, also
t'oneete-ja Council Xe. 8. O. I. A. il., Con Cen Con
cstesaXo.Ui.Ir., and Kmpire Xe.li)Jr O.V.
A 51.. aie iepcctlully invited te attend the
luncral, lieni the iesid"nce or Ills btetlicr-in-law,
Jescpli lirieiitnall, Xe. 313 Kasl Chct.tnut
sticct, en Thursday aitcrnoen at 2 o'clock.
Interment at Lam aster cenieterv. 2!-
AX'ir AIH'EHTISEMICS i.S.
w
ANTEI'-AS ACTIVi: IN J'CI.I.IC.KXT
boy. about 1, years of aire te learn tlie
driis bii'-inc'-e. Mn-t be well leeouiniemlcil.
Apply te A. D. HALVES, Pruist,
22-:tt Cerner l'riuce ami ciiL'stmit Sis.
WAMEO.-A VIKHT-UI.ASS COOK.
Ceed MiiKea will lie piitl. Heieience
ncciss"iry. Ne wushins; ami ironing reiiiird.
Apply te Jill-, IS. J. McCKAXN,
inl7-tlil Xew Helland Pike.
AiKNTt.bUA itf intji.i.ic;i:n:i;,
cnci'BV nnd joed addicfS will lind an op.
peitnnitv ler lireiitalile employment bv rail rail
Ingen tlic iiiHlersined between ttieLojiiet
liimlSo'eletlr.'or Irem C 30 te 7:' 0. p. in., ler
tweduy-. ' 1). Jl.. SMITH,
ltd " Franklin Heuse.
rtJllMC, SAI.K OF CITY PKOPKIMV.
On THURSDAY,.! UN E 13. 1SS2, by virtue
of un n tier of tin; Court of Common Fleas et
Lancaster county, tlie liinlcrsipnei!. Assignee
of Tetcr K. Welpert and wile, ler llie bencflt
oierciilleid. Mill eflcr at jinblic sale, at tlie
imbliclion-eet Albert Kelilliuui, en Maner
street, :i valuable lotet gteund situate en the
north M'le el IliKh strcui. Lancxilcr city, con cen
talninK in irent along uidllish htivctSll feet,
'.) inches, and extending in 'pth 3 feet, te
Lalayette sticct, upon which are erected a
one-story Irame DlVKI.MXG 1IOUSK. with
bakery attiched, a frame stable and otherini etherini otherini
preveinents. lluuuilcd en the west by prop
erty new or late et Frederick Albright, en the
cast bv property of Nicholas Herzeg, en the
nerlh by Lafayette street and en the south by
Ilisili streeU This is adesirable location ter a
Tenns approved security te be given ler
navir.entet purchase money en October 1. 18S2
1 ' WILLIAM SCHULTZ,
m21-ts2taw Assignee.
JOUN
s. eivlkk & ve.'s aiyektisi:mi;nt.
The backwardness of tlic season having interfered somewhat with the sale of our
LARGE STOCK OF DRESS GOODS,
-.t-m mrsi nTtiTnTi
Thus leavhicr mere en hand thau we care te
STOCK of goods in this line if possible by markiug them
DOWN SO LOW !
A- te make it an inducement for everyone t visit us bfere purchasing DRESS GOODS.
JOHN
Ne 25 BAST KING
JOHN S. GIVLER,
K
IIV.'i:ttS Ji Ut'KSTS .NEW DKY 5OIJS
129 AND 131 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
NEW PAItASOLS, NEW SILK UMKltELLAS, Opening at the New Stere.
EW J)ESS GOODS, NEW LAWNS, Just Opened at the New Stere.
NEW BLACK SILKS, NEW COLORED SILKS, Opening at the New Stere.
NEW LAOES, NEW LACE COLLARS, Just Opened at the New Stere.
NEW KID GLOVES, NEW LACE MITTS, Just Opened at the New Stote.
EVERYTHING NEW AT THE NEW STORE.
Buy the DERMATOID Corset, for sale only at the New Stere.
BOWERS & HURST.
new advertisements
ASS Hi N h JJ tSTATK V I'ETKi: K. WOL
licit ami wife, el Lancaster city. Veter
K. Welbert anil wile, et Lancaster city, having
by ilceil" of voluntary assignment, assigneil
ttitil4i.im.r..fpn.liill ln1l. ,..lntft Oml tir.f Q in
ami iitiii?it:iti.ttttii ..i... -!... ...... ........."
t , unileisi''ncil. for the benefit el the crecll,
leiv of the saiil 1'eter ii.. welbert anil wile,
he theietere Rives notice te all persons
iiuleliteil te said assigner, te mal.e p.tymcni te
the undersigned without delay, and tlie-tu
haviii!' claims te present them te
WII.MAM SlirU!'.. AssiKiiie.
lnil-r.teawil Itcsiding in Lancaster City.
LiTOMI hCKIiliXINHS.
IJO Limestone seieenin-,, a er. il'iin.ble
j material ler walks ami duxes. Used in riiua
I delphlu, Uryn Mawr, nlen;j the line et the
I'fiin'ii. K. it. and ethei places. Alse, a icloct iclect
' oil stock ei
All the Grades of Ceal,
well -eieined and weight Kimraiiteetl.
ui'd and OHIce : Iiarrisburj; pike,
(ieiieral Olllce: 'J() Kast Che.stnutbtieet.
UAUiTMAN, i;i:i.i.i:u ,v en.
1 anil-1ml
rTir.K i' 15kii;ji. ituii.ii.it.
1 t-caled piopesals will be received ai the
Ceuiitv Commis-'ienciV Olllce, ul I.uncaster,
l'a., until FK1DAY,.IUXK l,183l!, et 12 o'clock
in., ter the erection and completion et sistene
iirnle across Little Cone-ite;a creek.at (SrelPs
Mill, in Maner township, en the read leading
trem Milleisvdlc te Washington Iloreiigh.
i Bitls must he.In Kress and include the v.-helb
work and all mateiial. hpecillcatieiis can l,e
-ecu nt the Commissioners' .Oftiee.
'1'he i i'zhx te l eject any ei all bids ! n served.
ijv eki::u of tiik i.eaui.
Attest- Kpa.Mi UniEsT, Clerk. mW-twd
ru::i.!; Sam: eif lavi-jjiecic en
TIIl'KMAl,MA i"., l.S., will be wild,
without lescrve, at public fcale, at btewait'3
Slee!: Y'.ul, en the New Hellaml pike,
TWLNT Y-FOUll 11 KAD
ADAMS COUNTY COWS.
17 of them are Ircsh nnd 7 aie Splinters. A
credit et GO tlavs will be given. Sale te com
mence .it 1 o'clock, 1. M.. when terms will be
made Known by
FUIIKMAN it UOUlNbON.
.lOUN IlLbMIX, AllCt. ltd
I
GUA.ND Ul'KMSfi.
On t onion ew ( THL'ltSIi.W ) V.AV .'.Mil,
lwiii open te the public my
LUPflAMfn WWW CAfflMN
i iUL,un.Lii riv uauuvii)
Ne.
113 North Queen Street.
XO!l
but the best beverages will be sold at
it shall be in v aim te keen the house
the bar
in such a style a9 te make ii one ei inc ncsi re
sorts ter a respectable public.
A FINE LUNCH
will be crved m the evening, and
FKAXK A. KIKKF.U'S CELEBi
VTI 1)
IACKR BEKR
will be en lap.
The imldicsire
lltilly invited.
J. J
ltil11
neiSCU.
J.
if. aKtitTiX a: Ci.
While and Colored Dress Goods.
LIXON U 1X1)K,
LIXOX IV lUF.LAXni..
SWISS MUSLIXS,
DOTTKI) SWISS,
vOFT CAMBRICS,
VICTORIA LAWNS,
STI5IIK1 SLERbUCKKR,
XUX'S VISILIXUS,
COLORLD 15UXTIX0S.
REV'ERSIRLE CHECKS,
SHErilERU TLA1DS,
SCOTCH GINGHAMS,
IIROCADKD SILKS,
SUMMER SILKS,
M'AXTIQUE SILKS.
WATERED SILKS.
SPECIAL :
10,000 YARDS BEST QUALITY CALICO
AT 4c. A YAKIJ lull pieces. -
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King and Prince Sts.
i.axcasti:r, fa.
-Tticic.
1 The Fiist Xiitienal Rank of .Slra-buig, Ne.
42, located at Strasburg, in the stale et I'eiin
sylvania, Is closing up its aitair. All note
holders and ethers, creditei el -aid aivocia aivecia aivocia
tien, are thoreleio hereby netliicd te present
the notes and ether claims against t ! iisecia
tien for pavment.
GEO. V. IIi:.'.i:i.,.li'., (.a&lii(.r.
Haled, May 22, 182.
NOTICK.
tll'I'ICI. OF CeMl'TROLLElt Or 1 III! Cl'ftllUNCr, i
Wasiuaoten-, .May 22, lb-'. $
Whereas, By satisfactory evidence pit will
ed te the undersigned, it has been made te
appear that "The Firt National ilauk of
Sti-asburc," Strasburg, in the county et Lan
caster, and state et t'ennsylvania, hah com
plied Willi all the previsions of tl.e levisisl
statutes of the United b tales, required te be
complied with bctere an association sliall be
authorized te commence this business et
Ranking :
Xew, TUEr.LKOitr., 1, ,le.,l.YK3iOt, Comp
troller of the Currency, de hereby ccrlitj that
"The First National Rank et Sliasbuig,'
Strasburg, in the county of Lancaster and
state or Pennsylvania, is'antherizcd te com
mence the business of Ranking, as provided
in section nfty one hundred and sixty-nine el
tlie revised statutes et the United States.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and
seal et elllce, this 22d dav et May, 1SS2.
JSO. .IAY KNOX,
Coniptiellerof the Currency.
rxe. 2,700.1
17UKST NATIONAL HANK OF STKA--1
BURG, Fa.
STnASisuRe, May 22, 13S2.
Opened this day, and is prepared te carry en
the business of banking. All business having
been entrusted te the h irst National Rank el
Strasburg, -'Ne. 42,"" new in process of liqui
dation," will be accounted for properly by the
new Rank.
Beard et lMrccter meet en cdnesday el
each week at 10 A. M., for the purpose et dis
counting paper anil ether business.
It will be the policy et the new Rank te ex
tend te customers all accommodations con
sistent with sate and sound banking.
JOSEPH McCLURK, President,
GEO. W. HEXSEL, jk , Cashier.
my22-3t142mw
XEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IMPORTANT!
cany thieugh the season,
S. GIVLER
STREET, .
GEO.
STOKE,
XEW AliVEHTlSEMEliTS.
UI.INN
.V AVIC1.SON.
HOUSEFURNISHING.
Call ami M'e the 1 A 'st thiiiif out,
Brakes for en Baby Carriages,
Te piiAeut them Jivdii liinniiig into the gutteis uiul upsetting when left standiuifeu
the pavemcnl.
ONLY
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Fa's Refrigerators, Water
FLINN &
slGX OF 'lllli-TVVO I1IU DOCS.
EKV LOW 1'lHCHS 1'lllS AU,
SUMMER CLOTHS.
The Spiitm ha heeu :i leufj, cehl one aud we have a very large stock of Summer
F.ibi ies itill en hand. As Summer cloths will net se'l in Winter we have made a very
CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION IN PRICES
te niiil; eiiiek sales of our
Bauneckburn Cheviots,
Pine Spring Trowserings,
Black Diagonal Verated3,
Black Basket Worsteds,
Haudsome English Cassimeres,
English Black. Blue and Green
Serges,
Black and Blue Clay Serges,
Black and Blue Crepa Cleths,
Simoni Batiste Cleths.
Schoeller's Check Suitings,
Empire Misch Suitings,
Auburn Mist Suitings,
Black Habit Cleths,
Thin Black Doeskins,
BILLIARD CLOTHS (Siiueni'.s), all guides. Lewest Prices.
PELTS, all coleis ( 72 inches wide ) for diaparies anil embroidery, $1.25, $1.50
and $2.00 per y:ucl.
BLUE FLANNELS, for liatbinir Suits, ami a verv bau!seme assortment of
I Gicen, Blue, Olive, Broir.e and 3Hxt Cleths of fine quality, for
SEASIDE, MOUNTAIN AND STEAMER SUITS.
i K, HDBMY k CO.,
j RETAILERS, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF CLOTHS,
MAKKET and NINTH STS., Philadelphia.
I'JUtMClB.
lAitrirrs.
Carpet Manufactory.
Iluvln;; innlcrtiiken te niiiniitactnrc KAti
ami CHAIN C'ARI'ETS, wlioles.ile. 2,000 yanN ,
lierwci'k, I inn new prepared te m;1I my entire I
stock et !
I.nissels, Ingrain and Venetian
Carpets,
AT GltRAT
RAROAIXS AND
COST,
AT RKI.OW
te make loom and give my entile attention te
wholesale trade of my own manufactured
goods. Please call caily.
S. S. SHIRK.,
CAKPET HALL,
Cor. West King and Water Sts.
COAL,.
15.
It. niAKTIN,
hiilu-alcanil Retail Healer In all kinds et
LUMBER AND COAL.
r furd: Ne. 42ii North Wutei i-ud .iinn t
li els above Lemen lincaster. n.i-lid
tOAL.
M. V. B. COHO,
;.-,( NOllTll IVATEK ST., Lancaster, EaH
Wholesale and Retail Healers In
LUMBER AND GOAL.
Connection With the Toleplionlc Kxchange.
Rniiich Ottice : Ne. 20 CFNTRE SQUARE.
teb'JS-lyd
w
K HAVE THK HAMUsullieST AMD
finest window display in the city. Don't
tail te sce it,
SILK HANDKERCHIEF,
SUSPENDERS,
NECKTIES,
MUFFLERS,
POCKET-BOOKS,
AUTOGRAPH AND PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUMS, CIGAR CASES,
AT
EBISMAN'S,
MO. ?lt NORTH gUKKK BTBKKT.
we have determined te CLObii uli mi- "imr,
& CO.
LANCASTER, PA.
P. RATHVON.
50e.
Gaelers & Ice f'rei Freezers.
WILLSON,
Lancaster, Pa.
Ladies' Dress Cleths.
Children's Sackings,
Children's Cleakings,
Beys' Cassimeres,
Beys' Fine Suitings,
Beys' Kilt Suitings,
English Serges and
Colored Cleths for
Ladies' Riding Habits,
Corduroys for Biding Pants,
Meltons and Cassimeres for
Ladies' Biding Suits,
English Checks and
Serges for Ladies' Suits,
Infants' Cleakings.
CHINA AH It ULABBWAM,.
H
1UU a MAHTIN.
CHINA! CHINA ! !
AT
CHINA HALL.
Just opened, anew Invoice et
Decorated China and Fancy Goods.
DECORA TED CHINA TEA-SATS.
FRUIT.&ETfe, DESERT-SET3.
RARROT1XIC VASES.
UKLI.KCK TEAPOT AX l SHELLS,
MAJOLICA-WARE. &c.
WHITE AND GOLD BaND CHINA.
DecoraledFercelaiii and China.
DINNER SETS.
jr Examine our Stock betore purchasing.
High & Martin,
15 EAST EINQ STREET.
EOR SAUK.
PIANO.
Fer sale, a BACON t RAVEN six and a-
halt octave Piane.
Inquire of
m22-3td
JOHN B.
KEVINSK1.
T?OB 11KNT.
X" STOI
ap20-tld
STORE ROOM. 135 East King street.
INQUIRE AT 133.
FOB KENT. An ELEGANT STOKfc.
ROOM, 48x15 feet, close te Northern Mar
ket, and opposite the Keystone Heuse. Ne. 243
North Queen street. Inquire at
aprlO-tfd 241 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
TjMK SALE. AN1MIUKNSE NUMBER Or
HOUSES, STORES, BUILDING LOTS, Ac,
of all descriptions, m all localities and atoll
prices.
NEW CATALOGUE,
with prices, free te every one."
ALLAN A. HERR A CO.,
dec3-Cmd s North Duke street.
JOB WAS'AMAKER'S.
JOHN WANAMAKER'S,
PHILADELPHIA.
WEDNESDAY:
We have a plain black satin
for $i, of se geed a quality that
a whole piece went yesterday in
an hour, nobody buying much.
Colored satin of about the same
quality, $1.25.
American gres-grain, 90 cents
te $2.50. American rhadame,
$1.35 te 2. American surah, $1
te $1.50. American foulard, $1
and $1.25 ; dots of all sizes, and
ether designs.
Next outer circle, southeast from ccntie.
Lupin's black lainage at 75
cents; lately $1. Several pat
terns, if you leek closely ; but se
nearly alike as te almost pass for
the same. Lainage is only a year
or two old. and may be unknown
te some. The peculiarity of it is
its fine woolen threads curiously
woven se as te have considera
ble thickness and openness at
the same tinie.
Lupin's zerlina, also 75 cents;
lately $1. Of the same charac
ter .as lainage, but with the addi
tion of a cress-stripe or rib.
Several patterns, all of the same
general character.
Next-outer circle, southwest from entrance.
Black stockings. Our buyer,
en his first visit te Londen after
goods four years age, found
everybody wearing black stock
ings ; and he bought mere black
than he would have done. They
didn't go very well. Next year
ditto : next year ditto ; but they
began te go faster. New every
body wants black.
We knew it was coming, and
are ready with
black cotton, J0.50, .CO, .73, L2S
black lisle, .bs, .. .ue une, j.uu Heavy. j.w
i.
,U).
These are ladies'. Gentle
men's and children's are net se
many ; but enough.
Judge of our prevision in all
such goods by this incident.
Westet Arcade, sixth and seventh cenuters
Damaged linen handkerchiefs
at half-price; some mildewed;
some with faults in the weaving,
some in the printing. Seme net
worth half-price, may be ; some
worth full price, and mere tee;
5 te 20 cents.
Outcrclrcle. west from south entrance te
main building.
We have a certain, advantage
in corsets in the fact that we sell
se many. Most of these who
control corsets prefer te have
them sold by only one house in
each city. We have our choice
out of them all.
Likewise, probably, you prefer
te come. hither for corsets ; be
cause you find here a great va
riety of the best, and a further
great variety of such as cost but
little.
West lronifeutli entrance le main building,
under stairway.
A lady who thought a hair
cloth skirt mere comfortable
than the new skirt with fixed
pannier gave up Monday, the
first het day. TMet that hair
cloth isn't geed in its place ; but
hair-cloth plaitingsarehet. . The
pannier is cool and airy ; and this
pannier never gets out of place.
$1 .75 te- $3 for the skirt, pannier
and all ; and the $1.75 is just as
geed as the $3.
Vet from seutn entrance te main bail. ling.
Spanish laces go out in quan
tities about as much as of all the
ether laces together. Dees this
leek as if the ether laces were a
little dull?
New torchens have come; new
duchesse; new antique; new a
p-oed manv ethers. Nene of
them are dull; unless ficelle,
which is extremely fashionable
in Paris. It takes mere than
Paris te set up a stupid thing in
Philadelphia.
Second circle, seutliwst from ccntre.
Trunks of every sort, and size;
from paper te sole-leather; and
from dells' te back-breakers.
We are impatient te ask you
te walk through this basement
where the trunks are, and be
yond. It will be in order shortly.
It is far enough along for trunks
new. .
Nertli end basement.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut. Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hall square.
PHILADELPHIA.
THIRD EDITION
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAT 24, 1882
THE COimiNTION.
WUAT THK INDEPENDENTS AUK DOING
Mitchell's Fierce Assault en the Machine
and the Admlnlstratleu Tne Guber
natorial Fl;ht ISetween Agnew
- and Stewart.
Special DUpatch te tlie Istklligexcxk
The tmpertunacy of the convention te
get te nominations caused it te lese its
head and act precipitately and disastrously
te the movement in its full significance.
lnc organization ana piatierm wcre
promptly adopted in accordance with the
movement and without any notable fric
tien ; but wuen Merrick ruled himself and
was ruled out as a condidate ler governor
the body seemed te be at a less te knew
where te go. Merrick very early displayed
a general lack of parliamentary skill aud
a want of intellectual breadth which dis
appointed these who bad calculated en his
nomination. He conspicuously favored the
prohibition amendment and slashed
around a geed deal about his independence
from obligation te support the nominees
aud platform, unless they satisiied him.
In a speech which "as net intended as an
absolute declinatieu he killed oil'
eveiy chance of nomination, and
for governor only the names of
Daniel Agnew and Jehn Stewart were
put forward. It was seen recognized
that Agnew's nomination was intended as
a draguet te catch all the loose vote of the
state. The younger and mere active and
aggressive leaders threnged te Stewart as
the best representative of the district
principles of the Independent movement.
Every vote polled for him it is argued will
be inspired by and will represent the es
sential principles el the revolt. Wolfe,
who docs net like Stewait moved and
finally secured an adjournment for one
hour, but it is claimed by Stewarts friends
that this will help and net hinder his no
mination. W. U. II.
The rioceecll:iu iu Detail.
Pii 1 1 ADELniLV, May 24. There was con
siderable of what the regulars would call
caucusing this morning at the Girard
house among the delegates te the Inde
pendent Republican state convention,
though any ether teim than "conference
or informal talk " was denied by the par
ticipants. The outcome of it was said te
be that Senater Mitchell would act as tem
porary and II. S. McKair, of New Yerk,
as permanent chairman of the com catien.
The indefinite character of Judge Agnew's
letter in answer te an inquiry as te whether
he would accept a place en the ticket made
mauy or the delegates dubious about hav
ing film named, as they construed the let
ter te lie i iu- that would warrant Judge
Agnew in declining, should he feel dis
posed, te du se alter being nominated.
The feeling in iaver of Majer Mcriick, of
Tiega, for the first place en the ticket, and
Cel. Wm. McMicliael, of Philadelphia, for
the second place (cengrcssnian-atlarge)
continued.
Geerge Lc.ir, of Hucks, who presided at
the regular Republican convention ou the
10th inst., occupied a seat en the patferm
when chairman I. D. McKee, of the Inde
pendent Republican state committee called
the convention te order shortly after 11
o'clock.
As Charles S. Wolfe, of Union, saunter
ed up the main isle te take his seat among
the delegates, he was given a round of
very healthy applause, as was also Majer
Merrick, Philip C. Garrett and Senater
Mitchell.
After the chaitman had called the meet
iug te order, prayer was offered by Rev.
C. Babcock, a noted prohibitionist leader
aud secretary of the Pennsylvania state
temperauce association. The chairman
then had the resolutions lead, which were
adopted en the 10th of last January, at
tlie Independent confcicnce held in this
this city, calling for te-day's convention.
Mitchell ni the Chair Ills Jliuging Speech.
Nominations for temporary chairman
being announced iu order United States
Senater Mitchell was nominated by Philip.
C. Garrett, aud elected by acclamation
amid cheers aud applause. In assuming
the chair Senater Mitchell returned tnanl a
for the honor, and said he was heartily
in sympathy with the independent move
ment in Pennsylvania. When daujjer
threatens the country it was well for Re
publicans te take council together. lie
trusted that what was done by the conven
tion would be approved and ratified by
Republicans throughout the grand e'd
commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
flM l..lll,..n...nt;nnin.,,n In
1.1113 UJIk "I k"U vuu uil a uu. i
nominate a ticket that would help the
Dcmeciatic paity or defeat the Republican i
party, but te nominate one that weuiu re
ceive the respect and support of tha Re
publican party. (Applause). This coun
try had been founded upon principles
which secured equal rights te all men aud
en the spot where these principles wcre
declared the Republican party was founded
aud he trusted the atmosphere of this
state would be found tee puie tube
breathed by any Republican willing te be
the slave, political or otherwise, of any
man. (xVpplause). There must in the
order of things be leaders but nof'besses."
Daniel Webster fifty years age with pro
phetic eye foretold the evils that would
overtake this country through the spoils
system. With his foresight and masterly
comprehension of the human mind he then
portrayed all we see te-day of the evil
consequences of that system. It would
be well for the convention te declare
against thisjsystem and against bossism
and raachineism, aud net only te declare
against them but te provide a remedy that
will tear them up root and branch. (Ap
plause). The only effective remedy will be found
iu the civil service system (applause).
The speaker bad given some reflection te
this subject, and his experience in official
position had convinced him that the time
had come when civil service rules ought te
be adopted in the 'appointment of men te
L'eveiumeut employment in all miner
places. There is authority under existing
ylaw for the president of the United Stat 2
te enferce these rules in all existing de
partments of the government, and the
speaker would be clad te be able te stand
beiore the convention anu ucciate in ins
dcsiicte support the administration that
the president was disposed te enfeice
these rules, but he was sorry te say there
was yet no indication of such a determina
tion en the president's part. With the
(power of appointment te places of miner
importance i:ikcu eui ei iuu nanus ei poli
ticians and made in a test of fitness alone
there would be fewer leaders ready te
take the break from the children of some
peer but capable man te give his place te
some mere politician.
Senater Mitchell said he spoke with
sorrow when he asserted that what had
been achieved at Chicago bad net been
borne out by the present administration.
In all that the movement meant that had
pleased Garfield in the president's chair
the speaker had sympathized. Ue trusted
that the Republicans present were assem
bled te see what they could de te manu
mit the Republican party, te pretest
against the methods by which it had been
managed, aad te say te the people of this
country by the voice of a body actuated by
a desire for the geed of the republic that
the partv shall rid itself of its barnacles
and of all the murky, corrupt atmosphere
by which she had been surrounded. Ap
plause ; te show that the Republican party
was a progressive party, composed of free
thinking men, and oue that cannot be ruu
as a railroad train aud controlled by en
gineers in the paid political employment of
any man. Through the press the speaker's
views had come te be pretty well kuewu.
The press is a glorious thing in its iutlu
ences for the right. He saw many young
men of the profession before him. and ha
would say te them. "Fer Ged's sake
never accept an office if it was te be ac
cepted as a price of principles." Ap
plause. In oenclusiou Senater Mitchell said he
wanted te be counted in earnest, active
sympathy with this movement, which
premised se much for the people, qualify
ing it by the remark that he who has the
duties et a United btates scuatorte per
form, has as much te de as any oue man
can de.
An Ovation te Wolfe.
The temporary organization was com
pleted by the appointment of Themas W.
Phillips and Philip Garrett as vice presi
dents and Frank W. Leach. Fred. Cache,
II. S. Ames aud Alan II. Dicksen as secre
taries. The roll of delegates was then
called. When the name of Charles S.
Wolfe was called by the secretary it elicited
such cordial and protracted applause that
Senater Mitchell requested Mr. AVolfe te
come for waul. Mr. Wolfe, in response,
arose in his place, and after bowing te the
chair and te the convention said : "Mr.
prcsideut and gentlemen of the cenven
tien, lam here. Renewed applause.
SenatorStcwartandReprcscntativeMapir.
also received the compliment of a round
of applause when their uame.-; were called,
and both acknowledged by tcrse remarks.
Senater Stcwatt merely said, " I am pies
ent," aud Mr. Mapes said, "I hope the
work of this convention will demonstiate
its wisdom."
Dr. Deanc, of Williamsperr, who was
also called upon, when his name was an
nounced said : "Gentlemen, I am heiu te
resolve with you that we will put i in
grand old party where the immortal Lin
coln feuud it uiul the immortal Gaiileld
left it."
When the name of Majer Meiriuk was
called he received quite au ovation, ami
some one inten&itied the enthusiasm by
calling out "Three ehceis for the office
holder who til was himself.'
Clieerx for MrrrlrK.
Majer Mertiek read a letter from ex ex
Senater liutler 11. Strantr, expressing his
l egret thai he could net bu present as a
delegate en account of his health, but ex
preying his sympathy with the position
assumed by Senater Mitchell In his
letter Mr. Stiang said lhat he was for ic ic
feriu this year aud that the need for pics
ent reform I-. 'Le affairs of the party was
apparent when any inleliigeut boy could
foretell months iu advance of the holding
of a convention just wnat ticket it would
put before the people.
Jeseph D. Carsen, of ihe 24th lepiescu
tative district, Philadelphia, contested the
seat of Lafayette Ilaiter, Irem that dis
triet. A motion te admit both delcgaU-s
te equal rights en the deer was cairied
amid applause. This was the euly con
test before the convention.
The committee en permanent ergaima
tien reported Hen. II. C- Fester, of Yen
Huge, for permanent chairman of the cet:
ventier, one vice prcsideut from e:eh
senatei ml district aud the temporary .see
letaries. The report was unanimously
adopted.
Agnew and Stewart iutle Xoiniunileu.
Ex-Chief Justice Agnew and Jehn
Stewart, of Franklin, wcre placed iu nemi
nation for governor, after which a rerew
was taken.
ivi:atukk indications.
Washington, May 24 Fer the Middle
Atlantic htates fair weather, northwesterly
veering te easterly winds, stationary or
higher temperature aud pressure.
Terrible Colliery Kxplt b1.hi.
Six men are known te be killed, and
the number may reach ten, by au explo
sion in Kohinen colliery, Shenandoah, this
afternoon.
The Derby.
The Duke of Westminster's horse Shot Shet Shot
ever wen the Derby te-iay.
MAJtKJSr.1.
ftnn tern nirut.
Sm
j orb. May 21. r lour atale
and
Western without decided change
Southern
st cad v.
Wheat unsettled, opening MVfi lewer:
subeqiiL'iitly Mtrnngui ami recovered from
decline.
Cern VJUVa'. higher and active : mixed west
ern
;-;j!lle:)hia .TtHrke.
Philauklvkia. May il. Klenr dull, lint
steady; Supcrliinv Wiffii 2T; Kxlra. l S5
(ri: i"i ; Olite and Indiana Family, VI as
i i-"," """" J1IUII. ... HI, . 11
- ;jy
itye Heur at f i w .
Wheat lu!l and weak: lid. and l'a. Id-d,
$1 V.M 45 ; de Amber, SI KTy 47.
Cern quiet and easier.
Oats steady for spot lets.
Kyu acai cc and Arm at '.He.
Previsions tirmand fairly active.
Lard steady.
Jluttcr market dull and unsHtlcd ;
Creamery Kxlra 2)e; de geed te choice, -JUi"
23c.
KeIIsdilll ; l'a. and Western. I2IH
Egg quiet and cask r; l'a. Jt)ij)Jin ; W--.l
ern, marine
Cheese fairly active and linn.
Petroleum dull ; Uelliie.l.'rJc.
Whisky dull at 1 21
Seeds clever, 1&S7 50; Timethy, ii fmiU:
Flaxseed, II 43ffil 45.
swreii .imrii.
New Ywk, riiiltaiitlpiiiu. and l.etu. S Uicr&
also United ritates llniidn reported dsl nv
.lAccn 1!. Lean, 'i! North ijucfii tticet.
May 2:
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S. Y..Lake Kne A Western...
KafttTcnn, Va.A Georgia
LaKP SIietcA. Mich, seullii-iii.
New Yerk Central
New Jersey Central
Ontario & Western
Omaha Coin....
Omaha Preferred
Pacific Mail Steamship Ce ..
Chicago. Mil. bt. Paul
Texas Pacific
Wabash. .. i.eui.s A Paclllc...
Western Union Tel. Ce
Pennsylvania 11. 11.
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Uutrale Pitt, ft West
Northern Pacific Cem
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The very best ami llncst qualities et Keielgn
and Demestic WINKS and LIQUOItS, ion.
Htantly ler sale at whelcalu and retail.
Straight Old Bye WhisKy of the dlitillatien
efl87."i. Pure unadulterated Cmtein Ilotise
lirandy. warranted et the vintage et lasu.
Kept especially for medicinal purpose, p.uu
Old Helland (Jin, ami ether Whislctr-i, i.ran
dics and Wines te suit tin- trade.
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SONS. CONVALESCENTS and NUUSINO
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SOLD RY DRUGGISTS AT
25 Cents per. Pint Bettle.
OHAa WOLTERS,
PHaT-PECT BREWERY, PHILADELPHIA.
Lancastzb Dkpet. GEO. A. K1EIIL.
UilSind
, spot, i'J'3.c ; no iniiircs. M;iKjW'C.
Oats about a lower : Ne. i August. ii
Vic; de Sept. I.VIVr; .State, lUfJiiic :
Western, WfjO'Je,