LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCES FRIDAY MAi' 26, 1882.
Till; COUNTY AUDITORS.
II. C. ICusb, of Fcquea Township, Examined
Persons Arretted as Tramps Ceiuinit-n-il
let- Larceny, Malicious 31l
ehler ami iJruiilicnncsH.
Yestenlay afternoon tlie county audi
tors hail bcYeiethc-in Mr. II. 0. Ru&li, of
Pcqiic.i township, who is named as prose
cutor i;i a number of eases beard before
Alderman Spunier.
On being affirmed Mr. Hush .stated that
he was a fanner and lived in Penueatowu Penueatewu
.ship. He was asked whether in August,
1881, he made complaint belore Alderman
Spunier against any persons. He an
sweiul that he did net make complaint
lir.st, but signed papers, which he Mip Mip
pesc's were complaints, te have some
tramp-, lcmevcd.
Mr. Claik-seii We find '?) cases in the
bills of Ahiensiaii .Spunier and hU con
stables, in which jour name appears as
prosecutor. Our object in calling you is
te knew whether you madu all the com
plaints named in inc mils, new many
complaints did jeu make and against
uiiem :' A. Seme liftccn or sixteen
fninplaints wcie signed by me, in the al
ilcunan's oiliee alter they were prepaid.
They were train) cases : I made no ethej
complaints.
(. Ifirt you biin meie than one
charge against each poison, and ii se,
what, weic (he charges'.' A. We com
plained againct them simply as tram is ; I
did net complain for latceny nor for
diuiihcu and diseideily conduct. Theio
ttfiti no such complaints made by me.
i- Did you make the complaints all in
one, day " A. Yes ; all en the sime
day.
Q. Hew often did you appear befme
Aldcmian Spunier in piesecuting these
complaints? A. Only once : they wcie all
heard and dispeird ei en one ('ay.
Q. Hew many wtnc.se.-. had you siili siili
e'uacl in these cases : A. Sixersevcn.
Q. Wcie the wilnc-.ses siibjiunacd te
appear in every casj anil en each charge?
A. Ne; the witnesses weie tlieie only
once, and all en the same day.
Q. Hew long did it lake fei these heal
ings Wefeie Aldeiiuau Spunier-? A.
About twenty minutes; them weie no
separate hiaiings ; what was said of one
was intended for the whole party ; they
were all complained of simply an tramps,
and at tested as .such. 1 made no complaint
against them for malicious 'mischief,
drunken or (lLseiilciiv conduct or laiccny;
ueitherdid my ueigiilii.t.s make any sucli
complaints against this gang.
Q. Can you give us ab.mt the mileage
te win 10 tiiec ti.mips weie aricsted ?
A. i''ive miles fiem this city ; this i.salse
the average mileage ter thcwitnessc.sth.it
weie subpejuacd. The constables boasted
te my hiied man that this was a piofitable
job. My man will li -lily te that.
Thti peculiarity el t!i se eves is. that j
while the whole gang was complained
against, as tramps, and only tramps, the ,
alderman's and constable.-.' bills 'hew i
that net one of them was heaid, commit ;
ted or discharged as tramps ! ISnt instead,
cveiy one of them appears inth: bills a .
bavin;; had two complaints made agaiiie.
them, including malicious mischief, la;
ceny and diunken and diseideily conduct. '
And wlicic.Ts, all the case.-, wcie heaid ami
disposed of in one day, the bills cevci a
period ranging Irem Angus! te Nevetn
her '
hTKAWUCKKYl'CSTlXAl..
HilHl.tiit Display of I'leufcis,
FruHs an,
Confections.
The Helping, club an oiganiatien eein-ji'i-cil
of the Suetiay fchoel childicn of the
Moravian chinch, opened a .strawberry
festival in I Rebert's hail last evening,
which will heceutinucd this evening. Tlic
hall is v ry prettily decorated aud the
neatly at ranged tables contain au abun
dance f delicious strawberries, i icli
ice cieauis, toothsome fruits and
confection, aud iare tleweis of
every variety, some of them arranged
as beautiful bouquets and ethers glowing
luxuriously in pets. Tiie attractions, in
cluding the Little Helpers themselves, are
well we! ih .'ceing. Last night there was
a gical throng in attendance, audovory audevory audovery
body appealed te be delighted. Guests
.ire attentively waited en, and served
liberally with th-j delicacies asked for.
Seme excellent music, both vocal and in
htminciitnl, was icudcied la't evening by
Ii of. Surman, leatlcr of the epeia heiii-c
orchestra, and ethers. Te-night there will
be new attractions.
'I Ii.uiiiin;-. llie !.:.llc
The members of Washington XJamp Ne.
7, I. O. S. of A., in lecognitien of llie
M'rvices of the ladies who assisted at the
late fair, last evening tendered them a re
ception which took plr.ce at the residence
of Mr. (ieorge Winewcr, en North Char Char
eotte street, and whcie refreshments of
cake and ice cream weic abundantly pro
vided I'm- the meny party assembled.
Theie .. ie about forty ladies present and
the mem! ei.-. of the camp. During the
evening singing ami ether festivities were
indulged in, and appropriate remarks
weie made by Messrs. A. M. Albright,
Win. II. Wehr, L N. Winewar aud J. 11.
Tar, all of whom took occasion te thank
the ladies for their valuable as'is!:i:ice at
the fair.
mi: iiki'Ui'Y eiittisi i:.
1 lie Testimony of Their Ir.ijnvsls Uuiiwiitdctl
Corener Shifter has instiucted his lcp
upty coronet that heieafter they will be
expected te send along with their vcidict.s
el inquests held by them, a sjuepsi.s of the
testimony taken at the inquest. This is
deemed neccssaiy te enable the coinmis ceinmis
sirtiieis te pas- upon ihe justice of the
liill-s. It will also be of use te the repott repett
eis and ether interested patties. A meie
Mimmary of the evidence taken en a sep
aratc piece of paper and pinned te the
veidiet or deputy's bill is all that will be
lecess-aiy
i'ollce Cases.
Walter IVeu, Walter llegeis and Ficd
crick Leidenbcrger, charged with cruelly
treating a valuable lti.ire belonging te
Thes. llouhten, had a hearing befeie
Alderm m McConemy last, evening, and
entered bui' te answer at ceuit. Mr.
Houghten has received letter fieru sev
eral persons wiie saw the abuse indicted
en the maic, wherein they state they will
come ferw.ud and testify te the ciuelty of
the young men who had her in chaige.
Itirihiiav Si;rj:i?e l'ulj.
Last evening about 2"5 couple met at the
lesidence of Daniel Glassley. en North
Mulberry street, and preccedid fiem theie
te the lesulenee of .le-i. Glassley, en Hifh
stiecl, for the purpose of suijirisiug Mr--.
Glassley, yesterday being the HOlh anni
versary of her b'.rlh. And well did they
succeed in their puiiK.se. They spent a
pleasant evening. Singing and music
were the principal featuics of the patty.
I ei-Ge:ier:il Reynold's (Statu.
There is displayed in the window of the
Mutual Union telegraph company in Phil
dclphia, a handseme patriotic pedestal of
the llerist's :nfc, which is formed in the
shape af a shield, with the thirteen original
states worked in red, white and blue im
mertclles, testing en a base of white im im
eortelles, which bears in parple lleweis,
"Pest Ne. 71, Gen. Jehn P. Keynelds."
This floral eiTciing will dccoiate General
Ucyneids giave at Lancaster en Tuesday
next.
IJliane In the AVcy Passenger.
The way passenger train which new
comes here every day at 0:30 in the morn
ing, except Monday, will heieafter run
every day in the week, beginning en Mon
day uext.
COLUMBIA NEWS.
mi:
Ifi:UCI.AK CORRESPONDED CK
i.rnl-- A Ien;; the Suttiueliaiiua Items
et
Intercut in and Around the Borough
1'lciied Up by the Intelli
gencer's Kepei-tcr.
A game of football will be played en
the afternoon of Decoration day en West
Second street.
Last evening the concluding services of
the Church of Ged Sunday school con
vention were held in the Bethel church .
A gentleman who arrived here last night
Irem Yeik says three cases of smallpox in
one family are lepeited.
A pleasant evening was passed by the
guests assembled last night at. the resi
dence of Mr. J. W. Michael, ou Ftent
sttect.
As theie ate au insufficient number of
cabooses en this division of the Pennsyl
vania laihead, new ones aic being added.
Eight arrived yesterday.
Mr. Daniel Gewen's team ran oil" yes
terday ou North Locust sheet. The
wagon was leaded with bi iek.-.. The team
was caught after tunning a considerable
distance.
Last evening a special meeting of the
Gen. AVasbingten Pest, G.A.U., was held,
te take action in le-jard te the ceremonies
te be held en Decoration day. The sol-,
dieis' graves in the cemetery weie mat ked
te day.
Mr. Chatles Filbeit will add another
bicycle te the aheady laig number new in
town next Wednesday. It has become a
mania heie te possess a bicycle.
Toe Colored Dunce.
The colored dance in the armeiy last
evening was net a very large one. What
some of tLe dancers lacked in skill in
dai ci lg was atoned for by enthusiasm.
Tliete were iiiteeu fiem Marietta. Alex-t
aider Jarritt, from town, was the beau
of the eccaiijn.
The Injured Itrakeumti.
Mr. Lewis Aulbaugh, the biakemau
who had his legs; crushed at Ilellam a few
days .since, is still alive, and is tallying
somewhat. He has sent the strange ic-
quest t have his legs, which weie bin led j
heie, sent te him in Fiedeiiek. ,
Oil' the Track. I
This morning as engine ."51 P. It. II.,
was shifting a caboe.se te a side track,
near the switch eilice, the war wheels of
the engine left the track. !t was caused
by a split tail at a switch. A shett time
sufficed te place the engine en the track
aqaiu.
'lue Kuuuuay He scs.
Mi. ih-riiaul Oilman is the champion
hoi si- catcher of the town. Last evening
Jesse Wolfe lelt his hoi se en Locust
sticet while he went into a steie. The
animal became frightened aud tan up the '
sticet. Mr. Oilman sprang in front of j
him, and he was caught befeie any dam
age was done. Later in the evening au- '
ether hei.se en Walnut sticet i an off and ,
the same gentleman stepped it. This is
tleiiii vi iy well le.- one evening.
Wedding rchtlvlticH. j
The mairiage of the couple who were
united ;,este:day meyiiug iu the Trinity'
Catholic chinch, was celebrated last even-
ing at the le.-.idence of the biide's fathei,
Mr. Nicholas Hanaudle, coiner el Feuith
and Mill stieets. A large number of,
giiests were present and the merry-making '
lasted until a late hour.
Canal ite.ii-. Itrcalt Loese.
Yi stcul.iy a canal beat get Ioeeo at the ,
bridge aud tleated down almost te the I
dam belore it was caught. Four mules
weie towing the beat en the tow path, near J
the outlet at the biidge, when the two
sear mules fell ever the bank. The front
ones pulled hard and linally succeeded in
saving these iu the water, but in se tleiitu
the towliue attaching the mules te the
boatbieke, ami the latter diifteddewn
the livei with a man and boy ou it. Ueth
weie badly lightened at the piespcrt of
going ever the dam, and the boy cned pit
ifully te be taken off as the beat passed
the H.ecC. co t! schutcs. The tug that takes
beats across the i ivcr here was engaged
at the time iu towing two ever te Wtights
villc, bat perceiving the dilemma iu which
the loose beat was, they were ancheied
aud the steamer went te its assistance,
and it was soeu iu a place of safety. While
the tug was geno the anchored canal beats
aacheis gave way aud they likewise drifted
tewaids the dam, but the tug having tin- I
ished with the ether beats they weie f-oeu ',
in tow again, towards the Yeik county!
sh&ra. j
lllgli Staoel CViii-nrni rincnl. '
The following is the prograii'iue for the
high .school commencement exc: cists un
June '2. In the meiuiug deotie:ial ecr
c'iecs will open the ccreineuie:;. 'i'iie saln saln
tate; will be delieied by Mi. M.c !i-i.i-
auer. te be followed by Miss Ldhe !". iu
heisci'scssay, entitled 'Uoiiewing.'' The ,
class histeiy will be narii.tedbv Miss Car Car
oline Wills. ' '
The essays next in order will be je.i 1 by ,
Miss Ivatie Patteisen, "Hew shall v.e el--
tain true pri.cs" and Jils Emily O'eerlin,
"Xantippe." Next a recitation by MissxVmy I
Crewnshiclds entitled. 'The leper," fel-
lowed by the class prophecy by Miss Ada I
Gygcr. Miss Janet Ferbes will close the
meinnig s exercises with the valedictory
called " A leaf of bread."
The evening's pregramme is as fellows :
Musie by Orien orchestra, prayer by ltev.
11. W. Humphries ; music, orchestra ; the
addicss, "The Missing Link of the Amer
ican Character," by Gen. James A. Hea
ver ; music, eichestra ; address te gradit
ates, Mr W. IJ. Given, of Columbia ; pre
sentation of diplomas. Music by the or
chestra will close the enteitaiuinent,
which will lie held in the opera house,
these of the morning taking place in the
high school.
I'ATAI. ICAIJ.UOA1) ACCIIIKNT.
A Alan Cue te Pieces en the Onan jville
Kalli'ead.
This af.'emoen about half-past o'clock
Lawirnce Spcid.'e, of this city, ever 70
years of age, was struck by the cats ou
the Quarryville railroad at the Lemen
sticet crossing, this city, and almost in
stantly killed, his body and limbs being
mangled in the most henible maimer.
It appears thai a shift of four coal ens
were lining inn down the heavy grade at
this point, without an engine, and the
unfortunate man, net seeing them ap
preach the crossing, stepped in front of
them, was knocked down and crushed
under the. wheels, all four of the cars pass,
ing ever hits.
A train was passing en the Pennsylva
nia railroad, which at this point runs
pai allel with and very close te the Quarry
ville read. This prevented him from see
ing the coal train, and as seen as
the ether train passed he stepped in
ftent of it. The watchman of the
Pennsylvania read saw him and called te
him te step, but tee late, as air. Speidle
was but a few steps from the coal traiu,
the ellieers of which eon! 1 net step the
train in time te save him.
The traiu was stepped as soeu as possi
ble. The hands took charge of the body,
aud at once notified the coroner.
Mr. Spe'.dle bended at 518 Neith Queen
stteet. lie had en his person at the time
of his death a fine geld watch, which was
crushed te pieces.
Sale et Meck!,.
Jacob II. Leng, broker, sold yesterday
at private sale 20 shares of Fanners' na
tional bank stock at $1.10j (ex-dividend),
30 shares of Marietta turnpike stock at
33, $2,900 Quarryville railroad bends at
$1.20.
Xolcpbene Connection.
J. li. Martin & Ce., drygoeds merchants
corner of West King and Prince streets,
have connected their place of business
with tlie telephone exchange
LEG BROKEN.
Nartetr capc XTeiu Heath.
This morning about 7 o'clock as Jehn
Heek, foreman of the stone-masons, at
work en the new line of the Pennsylvania
iailroad,nerth of this city, was working
at a derrick at the new bridge at
Dillcrville, the rope of the derrick
broke, aud the handle of the "grap"
struck hrni a terrible blew en the side,
knocking him down and stunning him,
The heavy derrick as it fell rebounded and
fell aciess Mr. Heek's light leg, breaking
one of the bones above the ankle. He
was taken iu a carriage te his home,
Ne. 31G West James street, where the
fractured bone was set by Dr. Davis. Mr.
Heek made a narmv escape from death, as
a part of the falling derrick struck his hat
and cut several holes iu it.
Temperance Matters.
On Sunday afternoon, at 3:30 a temper
ance meeting will be held in St. Jehn's
Lutheran church te be addressed by
Captain E. M. Lester. He comes te Penn
sylvania te enroll himself iu the consti
tutional amendment movement. Next
week he will address meetings at several
points in flic county. Mr. P. B. Kaber,
who is new speaking in this county under
the auspices of the ceuuly committee, will
address meetings in alunga en Saturday
and Sunday. Next week he will be in
Mountvilie and Ironville
The county commiitee will meet in Tem
perance ball ou ,uenilay morning te con
sider and adept an address te the citizen's
and discuss tht.ii- financial affah-;.
A 1'rcakdtiwii.
This meining, near noeti, a one hoi se
wagon, heavily leaded with haiuyatd
manure, belonging te Abraham IJienenian
of MilIersviIIe,brel:e down at the corner of
NVestKing and Water streets. Thefirstaxle
was broken tiff in the centre. The acci
dent was caused by the wheels coining in
contact with the tracks of the Quarry ville
raihead.
ItufietKill.
The Active and Alert baseball nines of
this city will play a match game of base
ball en Whit-Monday afternoon en the
West End grounds. Ilelh aie sttenir
nines and a geed game is looked for.
The Ironsides and Mil'ersville clubr. aie
playing a mat eh game iu this city this
afternoon.
Centrnits auuiiIciIi
Last evening tl.e printing committee of
council held a meeting and opened the
bids for city printing. The ceutract was
awarded te Jehn II. Pcarsel, and the
printing of blanks .such as warrants, tax and
water lent notes, ordinances &e, were
awaided te Jeseph Schmid and II. L.
Hartmyer.
el'JJCIAL SOV1VE8.
;.:ulii-;:ui(l all sullerers Irem neuralgia, hys
teria, and klnilieil r-emphiints, will tine! with
out si lival ItrewaS Iren j;itter-.
iNVifieK vtimi Feed ter the Itraiii and Nerves
Is what v. c need in tiicse lny- et rush and
worry, r.ukci's (linger Tonic lcstercs the
Itul eiiei-ifies and hi ings reed health quicker
than anything jen can lise. Tribune. See
adv. uivl-liiiilcod&cew
Cat.) Mai riuvd, health and sweet hreath se
eiiied liy Miileli'it Catarrh ISciiusly. Price 50
cent-'. J:i,:il Injeetei-live. Fer sale ut Cncli
lan's li-iijj stoic, i.!7 Xertli Queen St.
iiiyl-lvnlee)Sw
V Cure at J.-ist. Speeilics without, number
let tin- cine or Catarili have been extensively
:u! oil ictl, and deiilillest there isfenie vlrlue
in tlipni nil, but the evidence K everwlielniing
that Kly's Cream Halm trees niore directly
than any ether te the seat el tin disease, and
llien;;h it iia ceinpa.Mlivt-lv new discovery,
it ha resulted in mere cui'is w ithln the range
1 our'ebsoi-vatlfiii than all the ethers put to
gether. Will.esb.ure, t'a., Ciien fstulri; Dec.
1!, 157'.".
it is no e nictatien te say that lily's
('team Ilalui is a cuie ler Catanli, Hay Fever,
A.e., ler many cuic-i have been made among
my customers. Oeam Jialn. should lie te
s(.i Jed teby ot'ijeiic tlnisiilllic-ted. With me
no ether reineilj lias ever equaled the Halm
eilhe'r in j;oed le ults or s,iies. ,. J. Oden
uixmn:, DriiftrtNt. :.i-ten, Pa. Oct. 2, 1S0.
Pi ice &i cunts. Kei sale at Jl. 15. Cochran's
1 diu;rste:e, Ti7 Ner:
ii Qiiivn street I.an.-aster.
inj'i'-ili'-)v ."
Sitting: u ;i Nights.
lrs. i:. II. Perkins, Cicek Center. X. Y.,
wiitt-s she had been troubled with list lima ter
lour je.iis. Had te sit up niht alter night
Willi "it, and was ultimately cuied by two
bottles el Themas Kekctlie Oil. Fer sale, at
11 It. (,'ieliran's di ug store, l.'i7 Xertli Queen
street, Lancaster.
A leinedy ter Indigestion, Consumption,
Dyspepsia, Weakness, Fever, A;riic, etc., Cel-den'-
Liquid 'le-fami Tonic Invifjorater.
inyMwdeed&w
.le-cph Dnriiuliirgcr, ilieailway, KutTale.
uas induced by his brother te try Themas'
L. lectrtc Oil ler a sprained ankle : and with
halt adeen appln atienx he wu enabled te
,allc round aain all rilit. Fer -ilc at II. Jt.
Cochran's driit; stoic, l."7 Ninth Queen strcet,
Lancaster.
Sew P.i.oeMFiiMi, Miss., .Ian.'-', ltNl.
I v.-i-li te say toeu that 1 have lieen suffer
ing ler the last live jear wit ha sevcie ttehiiiK
all ever. J have heard el Hep Itittersaud have
tiled it. 1 haw- used up tour bottles, and it
li.isdeiie nte moie ffned than all the doctors
and uicdieinci that they could u--e en or with
me. 1 inn old and peer but leel te bles you
for xiu-lia relief by your medicine and from
torment et Hie doctors. I have had fifteen
doctor-, at inc. One gave me seven ounces et
solution of arsenic; une'her took four quarts
et blend I mm me. All they could tell was
that it wa- skin sickness. New, alter these
lour bottles el your medicine, mysUiu is well,
clean and ptnoefh as ever.
niyl.Klwd&tt Henry Kxeciih.
Cnorr, Whooping Cemjh and Itroncldtisim Itrencldtisim
uiediately lelieved ly fchlleh's Cine. Fer sale
at Cochran's di iik stiiie. i:!7 Xoi th Qiieen St.
myl lwdcew&w
Mun amei bant et teilliant lacultics, lias
been stiicken down in his career by paralysis
of his nerves, and is left cut in. the nice eflite,
Such unfei tit nates should be treated with Dr.
ltciisen's Celery and Chamomile "ills. Hcsto Hcste
l at ion Is prelr.ible. my2Mwditw
Is hospitals Clean's Sulphur Seap is largely
nsp'd as a disiuleeting and pin Hying agent.'
Pil.-e's Toeth.tc'iu DiejM cure In one minute.
m j CM wdcedit-w
A etii'ii, 'et.: er .sum inm.it should no
Btejipm. .Neti c-t liviiienlly results in an In
cuiabie Lung Disease or Consumption.
l!ren:i' j.ieuehial Treelies de net disorder
the -I(.iii:k Ii lil.e ee-.i;;ii syrups an. 1 balsams,
bal.ut iliieetlyen thi::iit;a:iicdpailg,allaying
Irritation, sive iclie.1 in Asilinia. Itrencliial
Coughs. Citarth, and the Threat Troubles
whieli hiinrer- inn! Publtci'peaker-i aresnuject
ie. :'ei (liiiiy je.iis Uiewn's Hiencliial
'i'lei-i.es h-tve l-eeu receminended by physi
cii.us, unit alv. ys r;ivc iwrteet satlsfaclien.
ilavla-'bueu tu-Ucd by wide and constant use
for ne-nly an entile ;:iieralien, tliey have at
tained vcrj. .iii-ritcd ninkameng I lie lew staple
li-llli-dies el lint UK". Held at i". ccnLs a box
-vei u !.. n v-1 vd r ThA F&lvw
1HS.ITUS.
VVif.iii. In UiUcity, en tlie2'itli insl., Mary
Wirtli, aged 01 ycais.
Friends and relatives arc respectfully Invit
ed te attend the funeral, irem her late resi
dence en Fieiburg street, en Saturday morn mern
ing at ! J o'clock. Interment at St. Jeseph's,
cemetery. it
XJ-J it A 1 VEH TJS123IENT8.
ATTKNTION FKIENUSSIIP KIKE CO.
A Special Meet ins et the Friendship File
ceninanv Xe. 2 will be lielu THIS ( FKIDAY )
KVKXIXG at Vt o'clock, sharp. .Business et
Importance, demanding a full attendance.
i;y oilier ei me i-iesiuuni.
ltd GEO. S. LAXDIS, Secretary.
SPECIAL aiEEllNtl OF XllE AMERICAN
Fire Company. There will be a special
ineetiugef tlie American Fire Ce. this FRI
DAY ev ening at, 7$ o'clecic, te take action en
repot t of committee appointed May S, lS82,and
also te consider au invitation te participate
In the decoration ceremonies en the 30th et
the present ment li. Hy order et President
ltd
JOEL L. HAINES, Sect.
irjsw A.jTKBnax3Ussxa.
teja' ti wuxsen.
HOUSEFURNISHING.
Call and see the latest thing out,
Brakes for en Baby Carriages,
Te preve: them from running into the gutters and upsetting when left standing en
the pavement.
ONLY 50e.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Fran's Miereters, iter
FLlJSTiN &
SIGN OF THE TWO H1G DOGS
NEW AVVJiliTISJiMJUIllI
WANTED 25 MEN TO WORK ON THE
railroad at imierville.
my25 3td KELLEU A KE1LLY.
w
ANTEr TWO MOTS TO SET UP TEN
Pis. Apply at
J AC TCREMER'S 8ALOOX.
U liifjuirer Building, Merth Queen St;
w
ANTE l. A rlKhT - CLASS COOK.
Geed wages will be paid. Reference
ncce-sarv. Ne Wttbliing mm iruuinir required.
Apply te
MRS. R. J. McGRANN.
mi.-iie
New Helland Pike.
N EXPK.KIENCBDCOACHMAN WANTS
A. a bitnatien (strictly temperate), thor
oughly understands the care of cerses, car-
-i:i''in and harness: willing and eulldglng:
liist-clasB driver, with first-class city refer
ence. Apply at THIS OFFICE, 23-2t
PUBLIC HALE OF COWS AND STOCK
STEEUS.-Oll SATURDAY'. MAY 27, 182.
will he weld at puhlic sale, ut Stewart's Stock
Yards. Lancaster city, Pa., the following, te
w it : Tlility head et Ireh cows and springers,
stock hteers. eighty shoats and a few horse.
A credit of sixty days will l.e given.
.Sale te commence at 10 o'clock, a. in., when
attendance will be given by
J. II. IIAUbMAX.
Sajiccl Hkss & Sex, Auctioneers. AV.it
I ,'OK SALE.
r Allandseine, Xeuly-built, Twe and a
half hlery DWELLING, situated in the vil
lage of Landisville. Lancaster county. Pa.,
with stable and out-buildings, Iruit trees,
well, cistern, Ac, in perfect order. Tcuni
moderate. Apply te J. Y. li. llausman, atter-ney-at-law,
X. lai East King Street, or te
JACORU.MINNICir,
niay'il-2wd&ltw Landisville, Pa.
STONE SCREENINGS.
Limestone screenings, a very desirable
material for walks and drives. Used in Phila
delphia, Rryn Mawr, along the line or the
Peim'a. It. K. and ethei places. Alse, a select
ed stock of
All the Grades of Ceal,
well -.screened and weight guaranteed.
Yard and Olllce : Harrishurg pike.
General Oilice: 20 East Chestnut Street.
KAUFFMAN, r'ELLKIt A CO.
apr4-lwd
-VTOTICE T IIUIDGK lIUILUfc'RS.
JA Scaled proposals will be received at the
County Cotnmissieneib' Ofticc, at Lancaster,
Pa., untilFRIDAY,.IUXE I(i,18S2, et 12 o'clock
in., ler the erection and completion et a stone
bridge across Little Conc-toga crcek.at Grelfs
Mill, In Alaner township, ou the read leading
trem Miliersvtlle te Washington Unreugh.
Rids must be in gross and Include the whole
work and all material. Specifications can be
seen at the Commissioners' Olllce.
The right te t eject any ei all bids is reserved.
BY OltDER OF THE BOARD.
Attest: Fkask Guiejt, Clerk. inl8-4wd
DirKUSE INFLAMMATION OF THE
Ear. Symntems of Diffusa Inflammation
et the external auditory canal are itching sen
sations in the canal, pat'.;, and a sense of ful
ness. When an car begins te require some
thing te relieve itching sensations, it is al
leady diseased.
All diseases of the Eye, Ear and Threat suc
cessfully treated by DRS. II. D. and M. A.
LOXGAKER'S.
Oilice Xe. 13 Eefel Walnut street, Lancaster
Consultation free. my25-3tdiw
IJUIILIC SALE OF COWS,
HULLS ANII
X HOGS. On SATURDAY.
will be sold at public sale, at the public house
et Jehn V. Frantz, in tlie village of Millers
vlllc, Lancaster county, Pa., the lollewlng
live stock, te wit : Thirty head et Fresh Milch
Cows and Springers: among them area tew
Xe. 1 Alderney cows ; a let of Fine Bulls ; two
Fine Sews with pigs .by their side. A credit
of sixty days will be given. The above stock
must be in every respect as represented or no
Mile,
Sale te coinmence ut 1 o'clock p. ni., when
attendance ill be given by
HARRY C. L1NTXER,
S. 1 1 l-ss A .e.v. A nets. my 22 .ltd
b450'00 FOUR HUNDRED and FIFTY
DOLLARS REWARD will be paid ter the ar
rcstuud rcim-'i et the following named con
victs, wlieceped from the Lancaster count'
prison Miiv 24, 1332. or FIFTY DOLLARS RE
WARD will be paid ter the arrest of cither of
them :
AND. EIIRuIAX, alias SI "n. Redman Dark
complexion, black eyes, brown huir. 0 icet 8
inches iu height, size et loot 10 inches.
JOHX FRANKFORD. Blind et the right
eye. llerid complexion, gray eyes, brown hair.
r feet 4 Inches in height, size et toetle
iutlice.
JOHX LIPPINCOTT Fair complexion,
grey eyes, sandy hair, I feet 10 inches In
height, size et toot tl inches.
ABM. BUZZARD Florid complexion, dark
brown eyes, dark brown hair. 5 leet 9 Inches
iu height, size et feet Wi Inches.
ISAAC BUZZARD Florid complexion,
brown eves, dark brown hair, 5 feet 514 inches
in height, size et toot 10 inches.
MORRIS BRICKER Fair complexion, grey
eves, brown hair. .1 teet '. inches in height, size
et loe: 10 inches.
PAUL QUIGLE Dark c"inplexion,brewn
eyes, brown liuir, 5 feet 8 Indies in height, size
et toot li inches.
GEORGE McALPIXE, alias Harris Light
complexion, grey eyes, brown hair. 5 feut 0
inelies- in height, size et feet 10K inches ; two
vaccination mai ks and three 1110I03 near right
shoulder.
MICHAEL LEXTZ.efa Shank Dark com
plexion, dark eyes, dark hair, 5 feet 7K inches
in height, size et feet 9 inches.
D. K. BURKHOLDER,
iuy25-lwd Prison Keeper.
H
OW OFTEN
We hear fuulls iu Dress attributed
te wantet taste, und hew often we
find in many ceses it is a wantet
I bought. There are but few people
who give it their mature considera
tion, will tail te decide between the
right and wrong in Dicss. The mull
is net se much in taste as te the fact
that lew will step te think it the
style, fabric or color they at tlie
moment admire, and wish te adept
is suitable te their term or com
plexion. We have
READY MADE
CLOTHING
Te til all minis and complexions.
Wc have the very l.aieU Styles in
SCOTCH CHEVIOT SCIT.S,
ALL-WOOL EAXCV CASSIMK11ES.
VERY STYLISH BASKET COAT AXI
I'EST with LIGHT OR DARK COLOR
FANCY CASSIMERE PASTS,
ULVE and BLACK DIAGONAL SI' ITS.
FINE FANCY MIXED SUITS,
YE RY REST INDIGO ELITE YACHT
CLOTH SUITS, FAST COLOR;
CHILDREN'S SHORT PANT SUITS, and
WHITE DUCK VESTS in all grades.
STYLE, FIT AND WORKMANSHIP
GUARANTEED.
Iweii & Fester,
34, 36 and 38 East King St.,
LANCASTER. PA.
Coelers & Ice fm Freezers.
WILLSOiSr,
Lancaster, Pa.
JUUX WANAJtAKER'S.
JOHN WANAMAKER'S,
PHILADELPHIA.
FRIDAY.
Qualities of shoes We have
spekeli of first quality. It is
impossible te draw the line ex
actly between first and second ;
and between second and third.
What is thought first by one
person may be third te another.
We call the finest leather, fin
est work and finest finish in the
world, all combined, finest qual
ity. Netene persenina hundred
will pay for such. Net one per
son in a hundred will wear it
carefully enough te justify buy
ing it. Se, you see, there are
about a hundred times as many
people te talk te about second
and third qualities as about
first.
Wearers of first quality knew
all about their shoes. All we
need te say te them is enough
te show them that we mean the
same as they mean, when we
speak of first quality; that we
have the shoes ; and that we sell
them as low as we can ; lower
than anybody can who has only
one customer a week or se; $i,
$2 $3. $4 or even $5 lower.
Wearers of second quality
like te be talked te about first
quality. They like te believe
that such shoes as they are
willing te pay for are first qual
ity. They like te humbugged a
little. We're net going te de it.
We have geed, strong, fine
leathers made into neat and
fashionable shapes, just the same
as the very finest ; and these we
call second quality. Yeu may
call them first quality, if you like,
but they are net our first. They
will wear better than first as a
rule. They leek like first. We
knew the difference though. We
pay the difference. Yeu pay
the difference; but you don't
knew the difference. They cost,
say, two-thirds as much as the
finest.
There's a third quality also ;
imitations of first and second.
They leek as nice and cost as
little as the ingenuity of man
can make them. They wear out
of shape and finish seen enough
for shape and finish is about
all there is of them.
This is a fair division between
qualities. Would you rather
buy where the whole truth is
told about shoes, or where the
dealer hasn't the courage te call
sheep-skin, split leather, grain
leather andcuracea kid by their
right names ?
We have mere than fifty peo
ple selling shoes here everyday
and net half of them knew their
business. (We have work for
mere knowing salespeople than
there are in Philadelphia.)
Don't judge our shoes by what
an ignoramus may say of them,
even if he or she be our sales
man or saleswoman.
But we must step somewhere.
West et mi'ldlc aNlc, near Market street
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chcutnut, Thirteenth and Market strci-t-i
and City-hall square.
PHILADELPHIA.
FOR SAX.E.
l?OU KENT.
r bTORb ROOM. U East King street.
ap'20-tld
INQUIRE AT IX
POU SALE.-AN 1MMKN3E NCMllKK OK
UOUSKS, STORKS, BUILDING I.OT.S, 4c,
efali dcHCilpliena, in all local! ties and utall
prices.
NKW CATALOGUE,
with prices, free te every one.;
ALLAN A. HERR & CO.,
dec3-Cind .1 North Duke street.
OAMUKL II. PRICK, ATTORNEY, HAS
O Removed his Oftlce rrem 53 North Duke
street te Ne. 4 1 GRANT STREET, iinmcdl.
atcly in Rear oflCeurt Heuse, Leng's New
Uailning. uil7-tfd
THIED EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAT 26, 1889
OVEK THE WIEES.
THE LATEST NEWS UT TELEGRAPH.
Items of Interest Frem All Ouarters
Electric Flashes Recording tbe Prin
cipal BTents or tbe Day.
Mary Beyle, aged 55, drowned herself
in a cistern at Auburn, N. Y.
The Lehigh and Schuylkill exchanges
have resolved te make no changes in the
price of coal for next month.
1 he funeral of tbe late Moses Tayler
took place in Xew Yerk te-day.
Fire destroyed $100,000 worth of lumber
belonging te Kelly, Rathburu & Ce., at
Spring Lake, Mich.
Forty houses were burned at Rega, Rus
sia. Less. 300,000 reubles.
Albert Yeung has been sentenced in
Londen te ten years penal servitude for
writiug letters threatening the life of the
queen.
The
Star Rou'e cases wcre postponed
until te morrow en the motion of counsel
for the defense, en account .of Mr. Tot Tet
teu's illness'aud after a somewhat aci i i i
monieus passage betweeu Attorney Gen
eral Brewster au Mr. Totten.
AX INFERNAL MACllINi:.
Discovery of u Singular Plot Iu 1'htladelpliU
Philadelphia, May 26. A peculiar
plot, invelviug the robbery and threaten
ing the life of Edward S. Merris, a United
States minister te Liberia aud at present
Liberian consul at this pert, was developed
this morning through a hearing at the
Central station, iu which Charles Cooper
was the defendant. Cooper was iu Mr.
Merris' employ. The consul went te New
Yerk recently aud en his return was in
formed by Cooper that it was well he hail
been away, as the day after he left a pack pack
age was received through the mail which
fell from the safe te the fleer und explod
ed shattering part of tbe desk and doing
ether damage. The police were called in
and while Mr. Merris was absent at the
station house his safe was robbed of $1)5.
Mr.Merris also received threatening letters
alarming him greatly, one of them received
May 1st, stating that if he (-Merris) did
net give the writer $200 within a stated
time his invalid sister would be tortured
until he would be glad te pay it. Many
ether threatening letters came and the
police suspecting Cooper arrested him.
lie had a hearing this morning and was
held in $1,1)00 bail for trial. "
;ki:at fucks in thk wkst.
The I.ar:t
.Snieltlug AVerfcs In
Hurned.
the World
Lcadvii.ij:, Cel., May 20. Early yes
terday morning the Grant company's
smelting works were completely destroyed
by lire, which is supposed te have been
caused by an explosion of a furnace. The
less is estimated te be between $300,000
amU-100,000. The insurance is $05,000.
These works were the largest of the kind
in the world. Over three, hundred men
arc thrown out of employment here and
quite a number at Omaha, where the
refining works of this company are
located. The works will be rebuilt.
Haifa Millien Lest nt 'l'ombsteue.
Tombstone, Aiizena, May 26. A lire
yesterday destroyed a large number of
buildings bore. The portion of the town
burned comprises almost the entire busi
ness part of the place. Three of the prin
cipal hotels were burned . The office of
the JJaily Nugget was destroyed, and the
Daily Epitaph oiliee was heavily damaged.
The Western Union telegraph eilice was
also destroyed. It is impossible te esti
mate the less easily at present, but it will
probably reach $500,000. The insurance
will aggregate 230,000.
MVINUI-KD II V SUAKfEKS.
A Fraudulent Claim for I'lilladelphlu Land.
Philadelphia. May 26. Among the
letters in Mayer King's mail this morning
was ene signed by Sallie Stine. of Sandy,
Jacksen county, W. Va., asking about
a tract of laud in this city, which formerly
belonged te Cel. Jacob Maker, consisting
of fifteen acres. The writer says that her
mother is one of the heirs, and that she
will give one-half of her interest for its
tecevery. This is the same claim about
which inquiries came recently from Can
ada. The mayor bays that it is another of
the land swindles by which bogus claim
agents victimize unsuspecting country
people, and that the reputed valuation of
the se-called estate i3 nearly as great as
the entire assessed valuation el all city
real estate.
Kciiiljii.tterw Carry Maiieue'it Heme.
Pr.TEKsnuRG, Va., May 26. Full re
turns of the municipal election heie yes
terday were net received until four o'clock
this morning. T. J. .Tarrett, Rcadjustc-r
was elected mayor ever F. II. Archer,
Democrat. The majority was 1,050. The
entire Iteadjuster ticket for city officers
was elected.
JSonteuro or a Socialist for Treason.
Vienna, May 26. A man named IJich
ter, a shoemaker and editor of a Socialist
paper, has been sentenced te twelve yeaib'
imprisonment at hard labor for high trea
son. The Favorite Wins the Oaks.
Londen, May 26. The race for the
Oaks stakes was wen by Geheimmiss ; St.
Margurict was second and Nellie third.
WKATIIKIC INDICATIONS.
Washington, May 26 Fer the Middle
Atlantic states, warmer fair weather, with
northeast veering te southerly winds, and
stationary or lower pressure.
JCIAKKJSTM.
t'liilailnipnin Markei.
fnitADBLPHlA, May 2C Kleur dull and
weak; Superfine, J."J ."0g4 23; Extra. l 'JT
.r 25.
Rye llenr at SI .V134 75.
Wheat dull and lower ; Ne. 2 Western Red,
Jl iiytm 43 ; l'a. Red, $1 42J$1 41 ; de Ainher,
$1 111 W.
Cern dull and lower; Steamer, &)g&Gc;
Yellow. 87c ; Ne. 3 Mixed. Sic.
Oats dull and easier ; Ne. 1 White, !3ilc;
Ne. 2 de CIMc; Ne. :; de COKe; Ne. 2 Micl,
Rye easier at 0g91c.
Previsions steady, geed jobbing trade.
Lard steady.
Ilutter quiet, but steadier and prices un
changed Rellsdull.
Eg(js tinner en scarcity ; Pa. 212.'c : Ve-,t-ern.
20c.
Cheese Hteady. with fair demand.
Petroleum dull and unchanged.
Whisky sales at II 16.
Seeds clever, C7. Ti; Timethy, $1 .V)tj25;
Flaxseed, 91 IW 15.
StecKjaaraet.
New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal .Mlectcs
also United States llends reported dally Im
Jacob H. Lone, 'ii North Queen ntreet.
May 20.
10-.M) law 2.30.
I. M. P. M. I .11
lisj-i iii4 mil
:tyn 5t) say,
35 ii 34?i
101 win im '4
125 12 125JS
w X vC 1 Vf Ifc ! a
Det., l.ack.ft Western
Denver A Rie Grande
N. V Lake Erie A Western...
EastTcnn, Va. 4 Georgia
Lane Shereft Mich. Southern.
New Yerk Central
New Jersey Central
Ontario A Wealern
Omaha Cem..........
Omaha Preferred
.. 70JS ,X W'A
. -Xy 37
. ..-.. 100
,. 4bi 41
je
Pacific Mall Steamship Ce..
Chicago. Mil. St. Paul
Texas Pacific. ....... .
Wabash, ss. i.jnla A Pacific.
Western Union Tel. Ce
Pennsylvania R. B
Reading....... ......
finffale PUta. West
Northern Pacinc Cem ,
" Preferred.
tt
. 11044 110 U0J4
,. 3 38' 3BX
. mi sih
. 56 68
. 27 27
. 151 15K
79; 7'JJS
27
C
27
15'4
41
armtn and rrovuten Unotauens.
One o'clock quotations of grain and provit previt
ffn Junlshei by S. K. Yundt. Breker. 1V
Kast King street.
May 2rt.
Perk Lard
Chicago.
Cern Oats
.70 .411
.3 .43
.0 .43i
Philadelphia.
.S2 .CO
.7i JW
.7HK 6
Wheat
1.25
1.25-4
1.25-:
!"
1.42WJ
i.iH-2
i -ii'4
Mav...
Jnne...
July....
August
May....
June.. .
Jnlv.
l'.474
rtiv.
i i.i7v:
ll,'m "
SEW ADrSRTlBEJLBXTS.
"DEMOVAL.
ALLAN A. HBRR 4; CO.
Have Removed their
liKNKRAL REAL ESTATE and INSl'l
ANCE OFFICE
TO NO. 100 EAST KING STREET.
( "joslte Leepard Hetel).
iiiy3f-3.i.u? iZ&Stnw
"jV'e.w juusit; store.
FRANCES GIBBONS,
-HEALER IN-
Musical Instruments aud Sheet Music,
Ne. 8 NORTU. PIUNCK. NT.. I aiuiisler, I'm.
HaliiLr eix-ncd a new Music hlete at the
above place she will keep constantly en hand
or furnish te order, -i general a .eilmen: of
PIANOS and ORGANS, from all the nie-t
noted nianufacturerSjIiicludlngtlu; celebrated
Emersen Piane. The celebrated PEERLESS
Organ wll be a specialty. Havin;; had exper
lence as a successful teacher of inu-tc. she will
give all needful attenMen te these why urn
laver hr with their custom. Prices wit! be
very moderate, and satisfaction gu-iranteed In
all caaes. niyi-Oldfcltw
M. V. 13. CO HO.
KIM NORTH WATER ST., Lacnt.r, li...
Wholesale and Rct&ll HealeiM In
LUMBER AND COAL.
Connection With the Tolepbenii: Cxi-li.tiiKe.
Yard and Ottice: Ne. .CO NOR III WATER
STREET. tebS'-'.yil
IANCASTKU CO NATIONAL It INK.
i May hull. lss.-
itKseum-m.
Leansand discounts J .s7!."'.Kt :
V. 8. ISemls te -ccure circulation.. Siki.oeo (w
lUtul estate y,:i'.r. l.t
Checks and ethur cash items -?,I4S 1
Due by Banks (exclusive of re
serve) Iil..V.fcl 7
Legal Reserve unds iy.-iis i7
9l.ifcO.177 7e
LIAUILiriHS.
Capital Stock paid iu $ ::uu,uu en
Surplus Fund l!0,cuxu
Undivided Profits 1:1,21" te
Circulation a;".wu ou
Dividends unpaid S,7.SS 5D
Individual Deposits M),I.V. 77
IMte te Hunks 21,713 IS
$1,580,177 7e
F. II. HUENEMAN. Cashier.
R. Iliam, )
C. J.euimn, '. Knecteia.
R. I.ANIIIH. S
miiJ-ltdAw"
)II.lKICS '. . FRY.
WK HAVE IN STOCK FROM
4,000 te 5,000 YARDS
-OF
Plain. Shading
Kill WINDOWS,
THAT HAVE REEN SLH.'HTLY WET ON
ENDS FROM THE LATE FIRE THAT
WE ARE CLO.S1NC OCT AT FROM
10 te 15 Cents a Yard.
THEY RUN IN ALL COI.Oi:.-.
Phares "W Fry,
57 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
NOTICE.
The First National Rank irstiiisbiirg.Nii.
W. located at Str.isburg, iu the xtati: et Penn
sylvania, is closing up Us affair. All note
holders and ethers, creditors ei said awiela
t ion, arc ln leferc hereby iietiflci I te piexcul
the notes :.!;l ether claims against ll-e :u--'(-i:i-tien
ler a i.ient.
"t.EO. W. IIEMEL,.Ii:., Cashier.
Dated, May 2i IMi2.
NOTICE.
TllCAsI KV 1IE1
CAIir.MK.NT. )
nCirieiiENev, V
ay 22, Ithi )
OrKIlL OKI OMlTHOLLCItOKTIli:
Wasiiinote.v. Mav'
WntitEAs, Ry satisfactory evideiie nie-i'itl
ed te the iiud'-r-igneil, it has liccn iii-ule te
appear that " i'he Flist Natl :n.ii r.anl; el
Strasburif," In the boieugh of Mi;tburg,
In the county of Lanexiier. und t-tatc et
Pennsylvania, lias complied Willi all the pi pi
vlsien.s of ti - ii;vi,ttl .statutes of the Lulled
States, required te Ijccemplicil with lieteii-mi
ussociittleu shall lit: stutlieriz. d te eeiitiiienie
thejjusincss et R.iu'.ing:
NOW. TIIKItKFOHi:, I, .iMi.JAt IvM. I .illli-
treller el the Curiency, de hen-by eei tilj that
"The First National Hank el Miahing.
Stra&burg, in the borough of .Stiabni, in
the county et Lane-aster and state of Penn
sylvania, is aiithni-lzL-d te couiuicnce the
business of Runking, us provided insertion
hfty one hundred Hiidsixty-ninent tl.e revi-d
statutes et the United States.
In testimony whereof witness my hind :tnl
seal et elllct', this 22d day of May, l"rt..
:seal.:
f Ne. 2,70!(.l
JNO..IAY KNOX,
Coiiiptrellerol the Currency.
l.Mltsi- NATIONAL HANK OK .STIt.Vs.
J1 RI'Rli, Pu.
hriiAiiiil-ite, AIAV22, 18b"i
Opened this day, and is prepared te carry en
the business et bunking. All business having
been entrusted te the First National R.tnket
Strusburg. -'Ne. 42."" new in proees of liipii
datieii," will he accounted for properly by tliu
new Rank.
Heard el Directors meet en U'edm;sluy .i
each week at 10 A. JL, for the purpose el dis
counting paper and ether business.
It will be the policy of the new Rank te ex
tend te customers all accnmniedailmis c-en
sisteiit v, lib safe and sound li.inklnir.
JOSEPH McCLIIRE, Picsi.lciit.
OEO. W. IIENSEL, lit . Cashier.
m-2-3td&2inw
1.10.UORH, JtC.
HOUSEAI. & CO'5
NEW LIQUOR STORE,
Me. 43 Nertb Queen street, lancaxter, Pu.
The very best and finest qnalitins el Foreign
and Demestic WINES and LitUOIti, con.
stantly ler sale at whelevule. hik letalf.
Straight Old Rye WhlsRy or the distillation
efl87.". Pure unadulterated Custom liens.:
Rrandy. warranted et the vintage fit isiai
Kept especially for medicinal purposes. Pure.
Old Helland (Jin, anil ether Whiskies, Rian
ities and Wines te suit the trade.
teb:S-lvd IIOUSEAL A CO.
VTALT WIN..
HERCULES MALT WINE.
The Rest and Cheapest
MA LT EX 'lit ACT
EVER rREPARBD.
An invigorating HEALTH AND TAI:LI
BEVERAGE. A reliable remedy ler INDI
GESTION, DEUILITY and MALNUTRITION
highly recommended ler ENFEERLED PER
SONS. CONVALESCENTS and NLRMNG
MOTHERS.
SOLD RY DRUGGISTS AT
25 Gents per Pint Bettle.
GHAS. WOLTBRS,
PRCl'PECT RREWERY, PH1LADELPIII .
Lakcastkb Dpet. GEO. A. KIEIIL.
nil ::iiK
VOAJj.
B.
II. MART IK,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In all kin.
Iset
LUMBER AND COAL.
- lam- S'e
ticvi ''.Vt i
M) Nerlf lV.-i"
.l.n L.;i.i lt
.a