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LANCASTER DAILY IOTELUGENGfift-1
r JUKE 1, 1882.
II . 1 ? i
COLUMBIA NEWS.
'. ItKtil'UK CORKII'OMJI.NCK
ul
l.iciil- Alene llic SiiKuutlianiia lleim
iitcreHt In ana Around the Jtoreugli
Picked Up ly the Jntjdll
geneer-H Kf-uarter.
Mrs. II. Hatfield and the Mis-es XciT,
of Dayton, Ohie, arc the guests of Mr.
Fred. Bletz, corner of Locust and Fourth
streets.
Mr. James Slade and friend, Mr. Jehn
"WiIseu,returncd te Harrisburg last cver
ing. Mr. II. F. Briuicr yesterday put in posi
tion another portable heisting engine in
his extensive coal yards. Feuraic new in
his service. This last one came from Al
bany, N. Y.
Tnu price of beef has risen from 18a.
per pound te 20c. and 22c.
Th alumni of the Columbia high
h -hoel will held a meeting te-night in
foekman's M. E. chapel at 8 o'clock.
The front eOlr. .laeobltethschiids beet
and .sLec store is being handsomely re
painted. "When completed it will cones
pond witu the front of Mr. Yca'.-le'.s lmu
store, adjoining it.
A small frame dwelling in the alley ex
tending down from e:!i street te -Uli, be
tween Locust and Cherry streets, came
near being dcstreyeil by lira by the over
turning of a kerosene lamp. 'The flames
were extinguished after scorching the
fleer and furniture a little.
A pleasant surprise party was given te
Mr. Iinssel Supplce last night at the resi
dence of his lather, en Fourth street,
Mr. Zimmerman Supplce. A large num
ber were present.
The two months old child of Ernest, Wit
tern, the bill pester, nearly choked te
death en a piece f cracker this morning.
The fathers presence of mind in dislodg
ing the cracker saved his child's life.
Lust evening Themas Webb, residing
near Maytown, was set upon by two
tramps near his home, and severely
beaten. His pocket book, containing $1:5,
and a handsome geld watch, were stolen.
The alarm was given, but the tramps es
caped the pursuing paity.
The shad fishing business is carried en
with the water at a higher stage than it
has been for some years. Seme of the
batteries make fair return:; for the iaber
or fishing all night in ice cold watir while
ethers make none at all.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
met. at the residence of Miss Annie Red-
seeker en Werth J'.id .street, ou Monday
evening, te make arrangements for hold
ing a strawberry festival in Odd Fellow.-,'
hall, en the evenings of the JO and 17 or
June.
The residents of the Five Points were
treated te a regular old time lamily quar
re I last evening. The parties, whose names
we withheld for the present, will have a
hearing this evening before 'Squire Frank.
The win has sued the husband for assault
and battery.
Mr. Samuel Pence, the young cigar
manufacturer en Third street, between
Locust and Walnut streets, will ship te
i no nest next week eU.Udi) line cigars.
This is a large order, considering that the ',
gentleman has been in the business se ,
.short a time. Cigar manufacturing is be-'
coming quite an industry here. !
The Car Movement.
The car movement en the P. 1. I J. for
the month of Mayjis as fellows : Leaded
cars, eastward, 41,:j7 ; empty, 2,290.
Leaded cars, westwaid, 12.H70 : uiuittv.
ing of better patronage. The club is net
an exceptionally strong one, though in the
choruses their singing was marked with
rather iair expression and a sweetness "of
tone that was only noticeable, however,
when no very great volume of tone was
required. W. J. G. Yucngling's soles
with guitar accompaniments were invcn
with force and feeling aud were well re
ceived. The entertainment is an enjoyable
one and merits plenty of patronage.
Heath or an Old .Minister.
Rev. Daniel Gring, whose death is an
nounced, was a minister of the Reformed
church aud for twentv-scven vears was
the pastor of the Shrewsbury charge, Yerk
county, which he resigned about one year
age, en account of advanced age and de
clining health. He is the father of Rev.
Rev. Ambrose D. Gring, a missionary of
the Reformed church at Tokie, Japan,
and of Rev. W. A. Gring, stationed at
Westminster, Md. His death ends along
and fruitful life of usefulness in the
Christian ministry, aud he leaves a iC3erd
worthy of emulation. He was esteemed
one of the fathers of the church in which
he labored.
Brown's Household Panacea ,
Is the most cflcctlve Pain Destroyer in
the world. Will most surely quicken the
bleed, whether taken internally or applied
cxternall.v.uiid thereby mere certainly relieve
pain, whether chronic or acute, tlian any ether
pain alleviator, and it is warranted double the
strength et any similar preparation. It cures
pain In the Side. Back or Bowels. Sere Threat,
Rheumatism and au aches, and is THE
GREAT RELIEVER OF PAIN. "Rkewk'S
Hol-seiield Pawacea." should he in every
family. A teaspoonful of the Panacea in a
tumbler et het water sweetened if preferred J,
taken at lied time will breakup a cold. 25 eta
a bottle. fcbll-lvdM.W&SAw
Feb Dysi'ei-sia and I.ivcr Complaint, you
have a printed guarantee en every bottle et
Shileir Vitalizer. It never fails te cure. Fer
j-ale at Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen
street.
JOMK WAMAMAKJEXT8.
JOHN WANAMAKER'S,
PHILADELPHIA.
THURSDAY:
THIRD EDITION
THUBSDAY EVENING" JUNE 1, 1882.
LABOR'S DEMAND.
tile
(JUKSTIOT or
WAGES.
WORKMEN'S
Oelng West.
L. Reingruber, the artist, leaves Lan
caster for St. Leuis, Me., this evening. He
gees te the West in hopes of restoring the
health of his wife, which for sorae lime
past has been much impaired, ne leaves
behind him many warm friends who will
wish him abundant success in his new
home ; aud he leaves behind him also many
rare specimens of his skill as an artist.
Knightit Templar.
Majer IJ. Frank Breneman, of Lancas
ter Cemmandary, was yesterday elected
Right Eminent General Commander of the
Knights Templar. Wm. A. Morten was
appointed Grand Standard Hearer; Lan
caster was chosen as the place for holding
me conclave next year.
Sued for D.tmages.
The Philadelphia & Reading railroad
companies, lessee or the Lancaster fc
Quarrvville railroad, has been sued by
Mrs, Catharine Speidle, widow of Lercn.
Spcidle, who was killed at the Lemen
street crossing a few days age.
A rough, Celli or eru Tnreal should DC
slopped. Neglect frequently results in an In.
curable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Rreivn'i t.reuchia Troches de net disorder
the stomach llke cough syrup.-! and balsams,
biilnctdltcctlyen the in (lamed part-;, allaying
Ir-nation, give relict In Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, Ciilurj'li, and the Threat Tieubles
which Singers and Public .Speakers tircsubject
te. Fer thirty year RrewnN Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physi
cians, and always give ported satl.-dactien.
Having been tcsl-d by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tained we) .limited rank union;; the lew staple
remedies ei I he ajf. Sold at i", cents a box
c.vervwheiu. inv-lvd PThiF&lvw '
JiJiATHti.' "
Last Day for Water Kent.
This is the last day for the payment of
city water rent and the city treasucr and
assistant have been very busy all day.
Terra ilia Cottage
Mrs. .M.J'. Eckerl, et this city, has opened
t he Terra Villa Cottage at Anbury Park, X. J.
Lancastrians vetting this delightful place
wiW be well taken care el at the Terra Villa.
I Ladies and all sull'ercrs from neuralgia, liys
I teria, and kindred ceiupiainls, will liud wltli-
1 out a rival Rrewn's Iren Hitter.
JlVKiis.-ln this city, en the 30th int. Gee.
W. Myers, aged 39 years and i months.
The relatives and friends of the lamily are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral,
from the residence of his mother, Ne. 427 High
si reet, en Frida v afternoon at 2 o'clock, -it
Tewnsgn'd. In tills city, en the 3Istet May,
1SS2, Laura, daughter et Rebert and Matilda
Tcwnsend, aged 3 years, ; months and 5 days.
The relatives and friends et the family arc
respectfully invited te attend the funeral,
irem ihoiesiilcnecet her grandmother, Mrs.
Conrey, Ne. 20 Hazel street, ou Filday alter,
neon at 2 o'clock. Inlerinent at St. Mary's
cemetery. ltd
SEW AU VURTI&JSMENTS.
WANTKII A OIRI. SOR GKNHRAL
Unit -eu eik at Ne. 2 Kiist Orange St.
It
SAmiKl. II. FKIUt;, ATTOKNKY, HAS
Removed his OllWt. irem 5' North Duke
street te Xe. 4t GR.WT STREET, immedi
ately in Rear of .Court Heuse, Leng's Xew
Building. nil'-ltd
rrKAi;iii:us'
1 dersigncd
KAMi.AT10H,-THE UN
Will examine annllcanta for
Schools in (he oily el Lancaster, m the High
Scheel liuilding, en Sa urdav next, June 3, at
SK o'clock, a. in. R. K. BUEIIRLE,
iu32-3ld City Superintendent.
Variety in silks. Most large
houses' begin theseaseh 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! ! W fVtt I "
Everybody knows that in this
one feature of variety at least
we have been surpassing the
ether houses of eurcity. ? But,"
they say, " why shetiidn'f 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,
when trade is brisk,' te make up
for losses by and by. Simply te
say that variety here gees with
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
MISSOURI GBEEMKACKEBS.
They Feraalaw Their Principles and Name
-Candidate.
MoBERLV,Me.,June 1 At the afternoon
aes8ien of the Greenback state convention
yesterday, the following permanent officers
were elected : l nemas jj. Andersen, pre
sident Wm O AMtMitb vine nmsiiliiiit .
Isaac N. Hauck, secretary. A platform
was adopted which reaffirms the Chicago
platform of 1880, endorses the action ei
tee Batibaal executive committee at Bfc.
lieuis, empitemizes the addresses adopted
by the committee, and reiterates the
principles of the party as usually
formulated by Greenback conventions.
It also condemns option contracts and
calls for the criminal prosecution of all
persons dealing in them. It denounces
the action of the Legislature in redistne'
iug the state solely iu the interest of the
Democratic party as an attempt te disfran
chise 190,000 voters, and as a crime
against suffrage, which should be rebuked
at the polls at the next election. The fol
lowing ticket was then nominated : iudsrc
of the supreme court, Judge Rice, who is
new representing the old Seventh district
in Congress ; superintendent of public in
structions, Beeth, of St. Leuis ; railroad
commissioner, H. M. Ritchey.
LUIHERAN JttlNISTEKIUM.
close
prices,
little
M"2-i
II. .1. JXKKRT HAS Ol'KNKO
Terra Villa Cettanc " at Asburv I'ai-K-
kt i i i,.,. ::. . . " '
ix. ., tviiurc iii! win iiu piuaxuu 10 accomuio accemuio accomuie
date Lancastrians who may visit, this de
lightful re.-ort during the summer. Fitted up
in first-class style. it
Xe tad; or gentleman need suiter long with
cczeni!, letter, ring-worm, or any pimply
rough dry .ealy skin di-eiisc, for Dr. C. V.
Beiiseu'H Skin Cure is a perleet and reliable
remedy ler all lcin di-e.eies. Sold by alldrug
giMs at $1 per package. myifl 1 wiUw
rnvsifiAxs attest: "Cnhlen'.s Ltiuid Reel Is
p:irlieiil:iily iweinl iu Diphtheria, Fever, and
every de pievdng dNeaMc."
inyJO-lwdeeiht-w
Jllr. .1. .Marsh Rank, ofTeronlo, Ont.. writes:
'l.illieu-jiiess and lvsieHia seem te have
grown up with m,. ; having been asufferer for
yeais, I have tried manv remedies. Put with
D1SKASKS OF TIIK SKIN AKK VKKI
Irefjuent ; they cause great disfigurement ;
many el them arc attended with excessive ir
ritation and pain, and they are regarded with
aMiri of Instinctive abhercnec, which makC3
people most anxious te get rid et them.
All Disease?- el'tha t-kin anil Cancers perma
nently cured by DRS. II. D. and M. A. LON15
AKKR, Oitice l.t Bast Walnut Sti-eet, Lancas
ter, Ia. Con"i.ltatien free.
US.lliH total exstward, 43.GS7 : total west ' ". ' '":" "" n's"'1 ,mtil l u-ied your Burdoek Burdeek
wud 41 (I(W nnkiii.r -. Vn- ul full! .r ""'' '"htcw. They have been truly a blesing
":"'- ilJU? '"'IKIllg a gi.t,i(l lel.il ei . ieine.:ind I eannel speak tee highly etlheni."
51, i0.i ; being ail increase e! I!,,?, ever , riiee, I.ikI. Fer sale at II. B. Ceehran'.s dni"
April, and an increase of 528 ever May of H '"'' 1:i" e'"' Queen street, Lancaster.
I
1SS1.
(Sen. Heaver's Vit-u.
w Mr.W. 15. Given left for Philadelphia
7 yesterday. He will return tt.-merruw, ac
companied by Gen. Heaver, who is te
address the graduating class of the hih
....l...l l M.i S . i .
nunuei lu-iuoiiew evening, i ueueuiniiiia i
Jcrild advises the public net te make '
any demonstration of apolitical character j
as this visit of tire general's has no p.ilit
ical .siguiiicauce whatever. I
A Sewer That Meeds rulnr joment i
ine scwer en from sircec at iviaus ' is
agaiu choked up and the water has tloedcd
the entire street at this point, tilling the
cellar of the Round-house hotel. This
thing happens every lime there is a
heavy rain, and the town authorities have
been notified repeatedly regarding it. The
sewer needs enlarging and as it can be
done very easily and with little expeuse
it should be neglected no longer
TIIK COMMENUKIUGNT S:
ami iiiar-
The Aiiiimtl FcHtival of I'Yuiihllii
shall
The commencement season for the liter
ary institutions is at hand and of our Ieci.I
seminaries of learning Franklin and Mar
shall will lead oil with a pregramme of
unusual and varied interest, extending
ever iu-:m1.v a week and embracing rome
new felines. The following will be the
exercises iu detail :
Friday, June 1). Kvcuing reception te the
graduating class, at the residence el Rev.
Dr. T. G. Apple, president of the collcee.
Sunday, June 11, 10 a. m. Baccalaure
ate sermon by 11m president, in St. Ste
phen's Rcferm.ed church (college chapel).
Monday. Jnne 12. Examination of
lower classes and of applicants for admis
sion te college.
Tuesday, June 1H, 2 p. m. Meeting or
the beard of trustees ; 8 p. in.. Junier or
atorical prize contest in the college chapel
for prize geld medal. Judges : Dr. J. P.
Wickersham, Supt. R. K. Duchrlc and
Rev. J. A. Peters.
Wednesday, June 14,8:30a. m. Reunions
of the literary societies; formal reepenning
el the Diagnethein hall and address by
(co. F. Raer, esq., of Reading. 10 a. m.,
a? inual meeting of the alumni. 12:30,p. re.
alumni dinner. 3 p. ni class day exercises.
8 j). m.. address befere the literary socie
ties by Rev. Gee. D. Russel DD., presi
dent of Palatinate college. Gcethcau trien
nial greeting.
Thursday, June 14, commencement ex
crciscs proper, graduating orations by the
senior class, numbering 23, conferring of
degrees, morning and afternoon sessions.
8 p. m., Promenade cencert in college
buildings and campus.
THIS NICW UOI.I.fcCiOi;.
!ese Celd and Hay J-'ever.
Ali:-i:s. Winn: A JirnmcK, Druggists,
ltliaea, N. V. l can recommend Ely's Cream
Balm le relieve all persons suflering from
Re-e Celd and Hay Fever. I have been a great
sufferer from these complains ; by using the
Ralm have had great relief. I have recem.
mended il te many of my liiends for Catarrh,
and in all ea-cs where they have used the
lialm freely have been cured. T. ICemnkv,
Uiy CIoeils Merchant, Ithaca, X. Y.
Missus. Wm. Rust & Sexs, Diuggists, Xcvr
Rruiiswiek, X. J. Sineo boyhood I have been
troubled with Catarrh and Hay Fe.ver, and
have been unable te obtain permanent reliel
until I n-,ed Kly's Cream I'.alni. which has
eure.d me. A Iter a Tew days' use I eeuld sleep
all night. K. L. Cuckunck, New Rrniwwiel.-,
X. .1. l'iiec.r.(l eents.
Apply inlonestrilM with little linger.
Fer sale at II. R. Cnehruii's di'114; Mere, i::
North ijueeii slreel, Lancaster.
juI-2vd.Cv 1
l'lles and Rugs.
Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rals, mice
gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by "Rough
en Rats." l.'ie.
VTOTICK I'O KlCIIiliK ItlULDHUS.
Il Sealeil proposals will be received at the
County Commissioners' Ollice. at I.ancasler,
I'a., until FIJI DAY, .1 UXK 1, 1SS, et 12 o'clock
111.. ter the erection and completion et astone
bridge across Lit I le Coneslega ereek,at ti roll's
Mill. Iu Maiiortewnship. en the l-ead leading
Irem Millersville te Washington Borough.
Rids must lie in gross and include the whole
work and all material. Specifications can be
seen lit the Commissioners' Ollice.
The right te reject any or all bids is reserved.
Ry URDRR OF TIIK ROARD.
Attest: Frank Uimcst, Clerk. mlS-lwd
It K a foolish mistake te confound a remedy
of merit with euaek medicine. We have used
1'arker's Ginger Tenic: with the happiest re
sults for Dyspep,la. and Debility and knew it
te be a sterling health restorative. Times.
jiiMmdcoil&cew
All
He liikrn IV-FsrsHlen Tn-day Tim (Mil Col
lector BcUrc-H Willi Clean llaiuln.
A. .7. Kauffman, esq., of Columbia,
lately appointed collector of ic venue of
this district, took formal possession of
his office te day. Collector Kauffman
tetains the cntire clerical force of
the office as appointed by his predecessor,
with the exception of the stamp clerk,
Mr. Geerge P. Wiley, a son of the retiring
collector, who is superseded by Mr. Ralph
Kauffman, of Mechanicsburg, Cumberland
county, son of the late Lieutenant Isaac
R. Kauflfmau, Ce. U, 9th Pennsylvania
cavalry. The appointee is said te be an
ellicicnt clerk, aud has held for sotne time
I'.mi. Liiu position 01 teller 111 tue r irst na
tional bank of Mechanicsburg.
D. D. Spaulding, U. S. rovenue agent,
has made a thorough investigation et the
allairs of the office, under Collector Wiley's
administration, and finds everything cor
rect. As the new collector expressed it
this morning, "Mr. Wiley leaves a clean
balance sheet and retires after a long term
or service with credit te himself, and
luner te the government."
s -Deputy Collector Stable, of Yerk, came
l:e Lancaster te-day te make the necessary
transfer of stamps, papers, etc., te the
new collector.
Kmhuqliistic Knderscmeut.
(JeitllAM, X. II., July 14, 1S79.
Ui:vrs Whoever you arc, 1 don't knew; but
1 thank the Lord and feel gratelul te you le
knew that iu this world of adulterated medi
cines there is one compound that proves and
does all it. advertises te de and mere. Four
years age I had a slight, shock et palsy, which
unnerved me lesueh an extent that the least
excitement would make me shake like the
ague. Last May 1 was induced te try Hep Bit
ters. 1 used one bottle, but did net sec any
change ; another did se change my nerves t hat
they are new as steady as they ever were It
used te take both hands le write, but new my
geed right hand writes this. New, it you con
tinue, te manufacture as honest and geed au
article as you de, you will accumulate an
honest fortune, and confer the greatest, bless
ing en your fellow men that was ever con
ferred en mankind. Tim Bcrch.
Jul-2wd&w
"A Weid te ilia Wise Is Sufficient." An
effective and agreeable remedy for the treat
ment of Catarrh, Hay Fever and Catarrhal
Deafness Is Kly's Cream Balm. A sure cure.
Cream Raltn effectually cleanses the nasal
passages of catarrhal virus, causing healthy
secretions, allays inflammation and irritation,
protects the membranal linings of flic head
from additional colds, completely heals the
sores and restores the sense of taste and smell.
Beneficial results are realized by a few appli
cations. A thorough treatment as directed
will cure Catarrh. Asa household remedy ler
reld in the head il Is tinriinalcu. The Bairn is
easy te use and agreeable. Sold by druggists
at 50 cents. On receipt of JO cent) will mail a
package.
KLY'S CRKAM it VLM CO., Oswego, X. Y.
Fei sale by Lancaster Druggists.
mari-d&w Th
l.ove Your Neighbor.
When your friend or neighbor is laboring
under bodily allticlien, indigestion, bilious
ness, constipation, caused by impurity of
bleed, or disorders et the kidneys or liver,
don't tail te recommend Burdecic Bleed Bit
ters, a sure and safe remedy. Price $1. Fer
sale at. II. R. Cochran's Drug Stere, 137
North Queen street. Lancaster.
A nasal 1N.IKCT011 tree with each bottle el
fchilel.'s Catarrh Remedy. Price .V) cents. Fer
sale at Cochran's drug store, 1117 North Queen
street.
"J-VKMOCRATIIJ COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Democratic voters of Lancaster County
will meet at their usual places et meeting in
the respective districts en Saturday p. m.,
J une :t, between hours te be announced by the
Comity Committeemen by handbill, ten days
before the time, te elect a county committee
man, three or live delegates from cacti dis
trict te the district and county conventions te
be held in Lancaster en
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7,
AT KXCKLSIOR IIAI.L, EAST KINO ST.
The Lancaster city convention will meet at
10 a. m. te elect one representative delegate te
the Suite Convention.
The representative, convention of the 2d
district (lower end) will meet at 10 a. m.,
te elect two Representative Delegates te the
State Convention, and te nominate two can
didates ler Assembly,
The Senatorial convention of the XII (Low (Lew
er) dist rict will meet at 10.110 a. in., te elect one
Senatorial Delegate te the Mate convention.
The Senatorial Convention et the XIV
(Upper) district will mectat 10a.m., te elect
one Senatorial and three Representative Del
egates te the State Convention ; te nominate a
candidate for State Senater and three Mem
bers et Assembly.
At It a. m., the county convention as will
semble te nominate one person for Congress,
one person for Recorder of Deeds one ncrsen
for County Solicitor, two persons for I'rlsen
Inspectors, two persons ler Directors of the
Peer, one per.-en for Jury Commissioner.
And te transact such ether business as the
convent ion may determine.
The polls iu the various places will open
at tin; time announced iu the handbills te be
posted by the committeemen, and will re
main open until the time llxed thereby ler
cle-jing.
Ry order of the Committee.
R. S. Pattkihen, ) W. U. IIKNSKL,
W. II. OuiKli, Secretaries. Chairman.
W. II. Relanu, )
Lancaster, I'a., May r, 1S32.
FOR JURY COMMISSIONKR.
siiiMi:er te tiik decision ok tuc ukmechaiiu
t'OUKTY CONVENTION.
WILLIAM ELLMAKKR, Kr.rl Township
RKN.IAMIX IIURKR, 8th Ward. Citv.
A. '.. RINOWALT, 1st Ward, City. "
JKROMK It SHULTZ. Kllzabethtewn.
JiXTVRTAIN 31 USTS.
pRASD TROTTINO MKKTINC.
AT THE LANCASTER PARK,
Thursday and Friday, June 15 & 1(1, 1882
PREMIUMS, 81,500.
FIRST DAT.
Ne. 1 Class 3:00 for Lancaster county
Horses witli record net
better than 3 minutes.. ..$111.00
' 2 " 2:.-0 minutes 225.00
" 3 2:31 ' ;JOO.(4
" 4-l?lcyle Race Fer LancHsler.Yerk,
Dauphin, Lebanon, Berks
A Chester Counties only. SO te
SECOND DAY.
" 5-Free ler all Lancaster Co.IIerses.. 200.00
" ('.-class 2:4.1 minutes uoe.oa
" ' I ree ferall Horses oe.oO
Mile heats 3 in 5 in harness, under rules of
uic -Miimiiiu .ftssociauen. Heats may be alter
nated . Kn trance lee 10 per cen t : 4 te enter, 3
te start. Purses divided 50, 25, 15 and 10 per
cent. Lancaster county horses must nave
been owned Iu county May 1, 1SS2. Races call
ed at 2 p.m.. sharp. Entries close Friday,
June !, next at 11 p. in., and must be address
ed te KDW. II KAUFFMAN & COj,
.v-., ... B,,lcK Merse Hetel, Lancaster, Pa.
1 ii27.C0Aj un 1 .3,6,8d
JUIV tiOUOS
The Glee Club mt the Opera Bense.
There were scarcely mere than a score of
people in Fulton opera house last night te
hear the Lafayette cel lege gleeclub. whose
rendition of popular selections was doserv-
Ixcr.r.nui.iTV exists, but nobody has been
heard te deny the wholesemenesa and pitrify
etfects of Oleuu's Sulphur Seap.
iny2!llvdend&iv
Composed of the best known tonics, iron
and cinchona, with well known aromatics, is
Brown's Iren Rittcrs. It cures indigestion,
and all kindred troubles. tnySi-i wd.tw
The GREAT GERMAN INVIGORATOR is
the marvel or the Medical World. It never
faUs te completely enre Nervous Debility,
Impetcncy, Mental Depression, and all dis
eases caused from excesses. The testimony or
thousands can be had by writing P. J. CHE
NEV, Teledo, Ohie, sole agent of the United
Slates. Price $1.00 per box, six boxes for $5.00.
It your druggist does net keep the remedy,
send te headquarters and gel the medicine by
mall. Circulars aud testimonials enapplica
tien. Fer sale at Knutlmnn's drugstore, North
Queen Street. my2fl-M&Th D
C
SINO OUT!
AT AND BELOW COST.
My entire stock of
DM MS, NOTIONS, 1.
IS FOR SALE AT AND RELOW COST.
This is a rare chance ler
GOOD BARGAINS.
AS I nAVli AN
IMMENSE STOCK OP GOODS,
On hand, which were nil purchased ler cash.
J21-tfd
J. M. LONG,
U NORTH QUEKN STREET.
quantities,
careful management. 5 if.' veu
please indeed, there's no ether
way.
Next-outer circle, Chrstnnt street cntrance
te main buildiug.
The bargains in colored dress
goods te be get new are beyond
all precedent.
Accidents are all the time
happening te passe goods, by
which their prices go dewn:
and we think ourselves fortu
nate, wheneveraccidents happen
se as te bring useful though lin-
iasnienabie goods te you,
through us, at prices which some
of you are eager te pay. Such
chances are properly called bar
gains. But they are bargains
only for people of narrow
means ; or for the great number
of wise people who prefer te be
always a little behind the quick
fashion ; or for homely uses.
But new the most fashionable
colored dress goods we have
are fallen; net a few, but many;
net one or two sorts, but sub
stantially eighty sorts for we
may count colors as sorts from
your point of view. And they
have fallen a quarter, a third,
and even a half. 4 te $8.50
new buys such a dress as a few
days age was sold for $8 te
$12.50; the saving en the dress
being just about $4. The goods
are rrench melanges, silk and
wool, and all wool checks and
check-stripes.
Third circle, southeast Irem centre.
Black figured silk grenadines
are tee numerous te speak of
except in a general, way. There
is vast trade in thein, although
they belong fe the' goods of
luxury; and there isn't the least
difficulty in keeping variety
practically without limit. It
would be idle te say that all are
pretty. All are certainly net
successful.
We have been marking down
some; but that is. a frequent
occurrence.
Next-outer circle, southwest ti em centre.
Lupin's two famous light open
black fabrics, ainae-c and zerlina
at about $7.50 for a dress pat
tern are amenp- the best bar
gains in the store. Many a ladv
will thank us for the mention of
them.
Next-outer circle, southwest irem centre.
Cretonne toilet mats bordered
with twine gimp; nothing won
derful ; but 1 5 cents for five.
Net many, we are glad te say,
at the price. West end of the
handkerchief counter.
Outer circle. southwest from centre.
Melange dress goods are
mottled colors. French melanges
are of fine wool, and of se
nearly plain color that they have
die one color effect ; but when
looked at closely they betray a
geed many colors sometimes,
coarsely mottled, net mixed.
Nothing is mere sought for
this season than French me
langes. And j yet we have, a whel
stock of them at We-thirds
value ; as manyj as fifty color
effects; five qualities and five
prices, 40, 45, 50, 65 and 75
cents ; 42-in9hes wiSe These
have stepped the sale of allthe
ether fine melanges we have.
Third circle, southeast irem centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut. Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hall square.
PHILADELPHIA.
Distinguished Divines In Counsel at Phila
delphia. Philadelphia, Jnne 1. The 133th an
nual meeting of the Evangelical Lutheran
miuisterium of Pennsylvauin, was held this
raernimr at half-vast ten o'clock fn St.
Jehn's church, Race street, below Sixth ,
Rev. E. E. Sibele, pastor. A large num
ber of clergymen were present, among
them Rev. Dr. J. A. Leiss, president of
the ministerium ; Rev. Dr. J. Fry, of
Reading ; Prof. W. Waekernage!, of Al
len! own ;'Rev. Mr. Heme, of Reading ;
Rev. Dr. C. Krauth, vice provost
of the University of Pennsylvania ; Rev.
Dr. E. Greenwald, Lancaster : Rev. Dr.
e. JJ. Sadtler, of Allentown ; Rev. Dr.
Passe vant, of Pittsburg ; Rev. P. P.
Bruemeyer, of New Yerk ; Prof. Henry
j. j aeens, 01 tuc Pennsylvania college,
Gettysburg, author of the "Symbolical
works of the Lutheran church;'' Prof.
Spiekcr, of Kutztown.
The services were conducted by the
officers of the convention. Professer W.
Walker Naglc, Rev. M. itorne and Rev.
Dr. J. Fry. The sermon was preached by
Rev. Dr. J. A. Sciss, his theme being
"Orthodoxy and practical godliaess-"
COAL PRICES.
3Ilners Make a Vomenatratluu at ClcarUeld,
bnt Teclde te Ge te tVerK rituburgh
Manufacturers Firm Strike at
Ilarrlsbnrg.
Clearfield, Pa., June 1. Delegations
of about 200 meu from Pittsbargh and
Osceola arrived en the early train this
morning, after which the miners paraded
the streets headed by a band nntil 10:30.
About 1,000 men then proceeded te a point
near the town, where a mass meeting was
held. Speeehes were made and&ttwelva
o'clock an adjournment was had until
half-past one. when a vote is te be taken
as te whether there shall be a strike or
net. Seme of the mines are working with
a few men, but most of them are idl.
Later The miners assembled at 1:30
and decided by an almost unanimous Vete
te go te work.
Mttsbargti Manufacturers Firm.
Philadelphia. Jnne 1. Private advices
from Pittsburgh this morning are te the
effect that the manufacturers are all firm,
htrike of Uulldlns Laborers at llarrltbnrff.
Harrisrurg, Pa., June 1. The hed
carriers and building laborers of the city
inaugurated a general strike te-day for an
advance of 23 cents per day. This action
has stepped the work of the bricklayers,
and building improvements have there
fore come te a standstill. The strikers
have been j receiving $1.75 per day.' The
contractors recently granted ah advance te
the bricklayers, and upon this actieu the
present strikers demanded also increased
pay.
set pale and silent, as if hit by a thunder
clap. The president colored, for he blush
es as easily as a school girl, attributed his
using the title te the habit acquired din
ing their pleasant official relations tnnthr
and deprecated ever havinir denriverf him
uiuu uuice it weuiu nave given ntm such
satisfaction te have him retain. "I beg
your pardon, sir, you did deprive me of
my office." said the ebasrrined ex-sccrcLirv.
and it was thou left for the president te
xesiere sociability around the beard and
help his guests forget the unusual ceu-
brciumps.
Where Ha dot It.
Xew Yerk World.
The Aagmstnlus of the Cameren dynasty
seems te have stolen his methods and even
pw language lreaa tbe works of these
dam literary fellers addicted te the con
fection of pirate stories for the " ingenins
youth "of America. When Den Francis,
co de Laffitc, tbe Red-Headed Rever of
the Spanish Main, finds that the mizzen
mast of his long, low, rakish-looking
schooner has gene by the beard, and his
tight arm is hanging useless by his side,
and his swarthy crew is displaying a
lamentable lack of interest iu the great
and geed work of hulliag the opposing
frigate or brig; from, whose topmast floats
the stars and stripes Cor the meteor flag of
old England, as the case may be), the
Rever cocks a pistol and stations himself
at tbe deer of the magazine and yells :
"Fight, ye all te
THE "WHISKY KING.
or,
rva
lue. I'll blew up the
magazine, and we'll all go te
together I" Den Cam-
Tlie Delaware & Hudsen's Circular for June
Nev Yerk. June 1 Following are the
Delaware & Hudsen canal company's cir
cular prices for coal for June : Furnace
lump, steamer lump, grate and egg $4,
stove $4.10, chestnut $5,15, pea $3.15.
Philadelphia, June 1. The authracite
coal companies have agreed te work en
full time during the next wiek ; prices
are strong and there is a better general
demand. The Philadelphia & Reading
coal and iron company's circular of east
ern prices, which has net been changed
for several months, although reductions
were made by the New Yerk companies,
was issued te day. Thore is no change in
white ash of any size, but in free burning
coals! there is an advance of 15 cents per
ten e"u steamboat, and broken te $3.70 at
pert Richmond, and $4 05 at Elizabeth.
N.J.
FKKIAX1SM
Te be Strangled iu America.
Londen, June 1. Mr. Forwood, lata
mayor of Liverpool, writes te the Tiima
that his experience during the recent
Fenian activity " convinced me that the
outrages in Ireland are perpetrated by the
1.: aIIhma nC .ll 1...L Ar TO s
uucuiiiga ui m aiuau kuuii ui r emails in
America; te suppress these," he says,
" American co-operation is indispensable.
This can only be secured by showing that
the American conspirators are a distinct
organization from the Irish Nationalists
and can be dealt with without interfering
with the Irish vote. England has a right
te ask America te strangle Fenianism in
the place of its birth."
THF OOIISEYS.
Inre&tigatlns AUgutlen;uf Hrtbery.'
Washington'. June 1. The committee
investigating the allegations that money 'I
had been used te intluence legislation I
auectiug bended spirits, te-day examined
J. W. Alberten, et Louisville, a member
of the executive committee of the Ken
tucky Distillers' association. He said the
association had employed Cel. Wharten
at a salary of $5,000 te leek afier
their interests, but bad never employed
anyone else or paid any money te secure
intluence in Congress." and offers of as
sistance had beeti made but were declined.
Mr. Hawley stated that there had
been threats made that if certain
newspaper correspondent? were net fed
they would kill the bill, and that certain
newspaper mm had told him they wanted
a full investigation te save the
honor of the profession ; witness ex
plained that newspaper men had offered
assistance, but had done se in geed faith.
Of course they expected te be paid for
their services, but had never in
timatcd that they could control any
influence in Congress. He did net
feel justified in giving their names
and exposing them te unjust cen
sure. Mr. Cockrell said if their positions
were honorable they could net be
censured and he thought the com-
mittce should insist upon an answer.
The ether members of the committee
agiced with Cockrell, but Windem said
the committee would press the point and
decide subsequently whether they should
insist upon an answer. Witness said there
was no truth iu the statement attributed te
him that "it would have been better te
have fed ceitaiu Washington correspond
ents te the extent of $1,000 a piece."
After further questioning the committee
adjourned until te-morrow.
eren de Pennsylvania's latest appeal is de
cidecliy in this practical, piratical and
profane vein.
MJMKJSTtt.
fmr. nyrMfti
I . .- . ...A,
I WCUK.
rnilneeipnitt market.
June I. rieur
dull and
Rye Heur at l ma 75.
Wheat dull and unsettled ; Ne. 3 Western
iMifli ; Va' Hcn' 9l :i9aI " : ''" A,l,,'c'r
Cern dull but steady ; Steamer, KlUftsie:
eltew, S5si;c ; Mixed. Sigsic; Ne, 3 Mlvrd.
SiagR-jit-.
Oats dull bnt stcadv; Ne. 1 White, fi'e:
Ne. a douejiacic; Ne. :i de li.te; Ne. ::
Mixed, 59c.
Rye unlet atSOiJtllc.
Previsions in fair jobbing demand.
R utter dull, except taucy fresh reeds.
Rolls dull.
Kggs firm en light snpply; IM.,2Tc; Wet
ern.sieffie. Cheese steady.
Petroleum dull ; Refined, Vic
Whisky sales at f 1 VS.
Seeds unchanged.
and
dull.
Selecting a Jury te Try the Star Keuters.
Washington, June 1. The trial of the
tarReute cases was resumed in the crim
inal court te day. IngerseII en behalf of
his clients, the Dorseys, asked leave te
withdraw their picas of net guilty and
enter another te quash en the ground that
the grand jury was net selected in accord
ance with section 2, of act of June 1879,
providing for the non-partisan selection of
the jury with the assistance of the United
States commissioner. The court denied
the motion and the defense announced
their readiness te call a jury. The call of
jurors was then commenced. A full jury
was then obtained, subject te reserved
challenges.
MAKING IT HOT.
A MIHIouitlre State Senater Accuse. I of
Perjury.
Harrisuure, June 1. An action lias
been instituted against State Sen iter Ro
berts, of Titusville, charging him with
perjury in taking his nath as senator. The
information is laid by Patrick Beyle, of
Richburg, N. Y., wne claims that the
f enater obtained his nomination by im
proper means, and consequently could net
legally have taken the oath. The hear
ing has been fixed for June 13th.
Themas M. Wilsen, editor of the Har
risburg Telegraph, gave bail for Roberts'
appearance at the bearing. Beyle, who
makes the information, is editor of the
Oil Eche aud is under indictment in Mc
Kean county for libel, Senater Roberts
being the prosecutor.
OUITEAU'S CASK.
ew Mera natMt.
New erk, June I. KJeur Slfttn
Western slightly In buyers favor unit
neuuiern sw'aey.
Wheat unsettled ; epehlnjr JVfc lower
and subsequently recovered ftein decline and
advanced c ; ttir business.
Cern Cash and June Jjlc lower; ethers a
shade better.
Oats i!G,c better;; Ne. 2 June, .Wjjjesijc;
de July. Ki5).ic ; de August. 4.ViKfi4f; de
i-ept., 4.1K4lc ; State, U)&neic. ; Western, 57
file.
Ural u una 1'rovinieu notations.
One o'cleclc quotations of urnln and provl prevl provl
teno, furnished by H. K. Yiindt, Rreker, ir.
r'HMbniiifHirei't.
Mav..
June...
July....
AltglMt
Wheat
. 1.2
i.-i
I.CJ
May...
June..
July..-
Ant'....,
Chicago.
Cern Outs
.70 M
.;e;4 .30&
I'hiladelpbla.
June I.
I'erk l.ard
1'J.is
VM1H
tl.2)
11 :r
1.38AJ
t.22'4
1.1
.781s
7Sj
.55J
.5.)
NATIONAL. INANCKS.
The Kxhtblt at the Treasury.
Washington, June 1. The debt state
ment issued te day shows the decrease of
the public debt duriug the month of May
te be $10,375,441.10 ; caih in the treasury,
$242,103,788.65 ; geld certificates outstand
ing, $5,055,420 ; silver certificates out
standing, $CC, 730,220 ; certificates of de
posit outstanding, $12,330 ; refunding cer
tificates outstanding, $470,550 ; legal
tenders outstanding, $346,081,010 ; frac
tional cuirency outstanding, $7,049,503.77 ;
cash balance available, $141,441,876.69.
A NEVADA MINE FLIIOUKD.
His ceuunel Appeals te the Supreme Court.
Washington, D. C. June 1. Mr. Chan.
H. Reed, as counsel for Guitcau, appeared
iu the court in banc this morning and asked
when the court would adjourn, in view of
a motion which he proposed te make iu the
Guitcau case. The court intimated that it
would probably adjourn next Monday. Mr.
need declined te make known the nature
of the motion he proposes te offer.
The Men In Imminent Danger of Drowning.
Virginia City, June 1. Yesterday
morning the pump column in the Alta
mine broke, and seen after the bulkhead
in the east drift gave way letting iu a
heavy rush of water. Six men working in
the west end were cut oil, but as the
west end ishigberthan the section flooded,
the men are still alive. The pumps are
running en full prcsnre te clear the shaft
of water and strong hopes are entertained
that the men will yet be saved. Air is
being forced down te them by means of
pipes.
Fatal Affray Between Seamen in I'hiladel
pbla. Philadelphia, June 1. Charles Nel Nel
eon was charged this morning with killing
Charles Kalas last night by stabbing him
in the neck during a fight at Frent and
Lembard streets. The details et the mur
der were given and the hearing was post
poned until to'.Tieirow. Beth men wcie
Russians and they were seamen en Amer
ican coasting vessels.
Movements of the Notables.
Washington, D. C. June 1 Attorney
General Brewster will return here from
New Yerk this afternoon. It is net known
when the president and Secretary Felger
will return, but they are both expected by
the end of the week. -
Lieutenant Danenhewcr In Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, June 1. Lieutenant
Danenhewcr held a reception at the Con
tinental hotel from ten o'clock until neon
te-day and was besieged by a constant
stream of people.
Death In the Flames.
Stockholm, June 1. The poorhouse in
the town of Oesthammer has been de
stroyed ly fire. Twenty persons weie
burned te death.
Fat.il Fall Frem the Tower.
Rkadine, Pa., June 1. Henry Sargcaut,
night watchman at the signal tower en the
Reading railroad, near Pert Clinten, was
found dead this morning. His neck was
dislocated and his face and hands were
badly bruised. It is supposed that he fell
from the tower during the night.
The Bank Charter Dill.
Washington, June 1. The bill te ex
tend the charters of national banks will
be reported te the Senate this afternoon.
A number of amendments were considered,
but no radical change was made by the
committee.
.
Anether Contested Election Case.
Washington, June 1. The Heuse re
sumed consideration of the contested elec
tion case of Bisbce vs. Finley and Mr.
Ramsey (Mass.) speke in favor of the
claims of the contestant.
WEATHKK INDICATIONS.
Washington, June 1. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states, rain during the day, fol
lowed by clearing cooler weather, north
west te southwest winds and higher bar
ometer. The President In New Yerk-.
New Yerk, June 1, President Arthur
remained at bis house this morning and
riceived but few callers. He will be at
the Fifth Avenue hotel this afternoon.
An American Herse Wins a Race.
Londen, June 1. The race for the Man
chester cup was wen by Wallinntein, for
merly owned by P. Lorillard.
Au Unrecorded Scene at the White Heuse.
There was a scene, at a social dinner at
the White Heuse early in March that was
net put down in the pregramme. The
president had brought around him the
members of his cabinet, a few senators and
friends, with an equal number of ladies,
for one of the most exquisite dinners that
he had then given. The gilded walls, the
pomegranate plush hangings,, the thickets
of azaleas, the beds of roses, and the table
with its beautiful flowers and crystal that
was set in'the centre of the private dining
room, all ministered te happy hearts and
smiling faces. Mr. Blaine sat facing the.
uesi, anu in me general sociability of
tne party tnere was talking across and all
round the beard, in which the president
and Mr. Blaine were foremost in humor
and repartee. Several times the president
unwittingly addressed him as " Mr. Secre
tary," the title by which cabinet officers
are personally designated, and' each time
Mr. Blaine's plumage was visibly ruffled,
and his black eyes snapped suppressed
sparks. At the time his words were re
peated Mr. Blaine leaned forward and said
quickly, "I'll thankTyeu, Mr. President,
net te address me by the title of tbe office
of which you have deprived me Te yen
I am simply Mr. Blaine."
The company were struck dumb, and
Dive sieck markets.
NEwYerlc. Beeves Receipts for two days,
5,160 bead, against 2,700 ile for the same time
last week ; the quality KenetuRy is very com
mon, itntl the market Is dull aud heavy, with
noc-hangceraclcnrancc: the market btttruu
with a drop of KJc f B. and closed with
best bids at a reduction of mera than $1 ft
"" i".i , uuuui i-urieiiu.i were carried ever ;
Texas Meers at lljJQl.'Vjc ?t fc: native no,
HXQl'iXc ; n lew tops at 1717c; experts
used 12 carload ; there have been no slifp-
--ui-jui jivuHiecKDrirc.su nieui hiiice Mon
day. enecp Receipts for two days, 10,:!l head ;
trade is low at lower prices : extremes. 4fti;i t:
fl ft for theep and :9e let Spring biinb'i
Kcneral business at'Cc for sheep aiul7S; for
Lambs.
Swine Receipts Ter two days, 8.3)0 head ;
none have been eircrcd alive; the market ii
nominally quiet and unchanged ; dealers put
the range at $7 75H a V HW Its.
CiUlOAOO. Hogs Receipts, 33,000 head ; ship
ments, 5,500 head ; markf.t generally tcmly
en geed stock, bnt 5910c lower en common
and light ; common te geed mixed, $7 :15(J7 ;
heavy packing and shipping, fSQSm ; light
at $7 307 05; skips. 5fc7.
Cattle Receipts. 0,000 bead; shipments, 3.1C0
head : geed cattle strong und scarce ; expert.-),
9 408 75 ; geed te choice shipping. $7 M'a
8 10 : common te fair, V4i7i0 ; l.utchern, fi V)
Q550; grass Texan s weak and lower, with
3 200 head en sale i peer te fair. $1 1 50 ; me
dium te geed, i 7535 ; choice te choice, ." i'
G 25 ; Blockers and feeders. $ri5 Ml.
Sheep-Receipts, 2,200 head ; shipments, 300
head; market dull; common le fair. $ieu
4 25 . medium te geed, $4 50115 ; choice te extra
$.5 50.
East Liiikkty. Cattle Receipts, 170 ; mar
ket dull ; best. ISQttSO : fafr te geed, $750iTO
7 75 : cemmpn, $1 50Q6 75.
Hogs Receipts, t.ioe head ; market llrm ;
l'lilladolphieH, $8 25tS 50: Yorkers. 7 maVM.
Sheep Receipts, 4,000 head ; market dull ami
nrlcp- ranging en common te prime from t 50
te f550.
ItuvKALe Cuttle Receipts, 915 head ; lair de
mand but rutes lower ; choice In extra at $8 l
8 73 ; geed shippers, 7 5088 ; light. $.;:! ft7.
Sheep und Lambs Receipts, 3.0JO head ;
market dull and tending downward ; com
mon te fair, $1 7-35 ; geed, $55 40.
Hogs Receipts, 4,000 head ; Yorkers. $SSS 13.
Htnes mmtmmu
New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Stocks
also United Htatc-i Itends reported dally by
Jacob R. bone, 'tt North Queen street.
June I.
10:00 l:.m '3.'i.
a. m. e. i.m.
C. C. A I. C. R.K..... ft ....
Del., L.ack..t Western 120- 1211 U9JZ
Denver A Rie Grande imd W. mx.
N. Y.. Luke Erie Western.... X, ,'.'M X,
Kansas and Texas ;wr & 'ny
Law Shere Mich. Southern... 1(!C iietK vtA
New Yerk Central 127V lis ja;j2
New Jersey Cenii ... 73 71 71&
Ontario a Western v.l ..
Omaha Cem :h :i7 37;
Omaha Preferred y . .
ftcitic MaU SteamshlnCe
Chicago. Jlltj St Pail
Texas Pacific
Wabash. -. ...mis Paclllc
Western Union Tel. Ce
Pennsylvania R. R
Buffalo Pitts, ft West
Northern Pact no Cem 42 42j
" Preferred.... se S.
UiKUKS
2Si 2!
VA NUS
5Gf 5C'i
28Js 28
41
IlOJi
3
Of
13'4
41?$
7J&
tei siecm ana raaeM
Par
vel.
Lane 'Uy 6 per cL Lean, due 1682... ieu
" 1885... 10O
" 1890... 100
1895... 100
5 per ct.1 n 1 or 30 years. . 100
" 5 per ct. Scheel Lean. ... 100
" 4 " In ler 20 years., loe
" 4 in 5 or 20 years., ion
" C ' In 10 or 20 years, ion
Manlielin borough lean 100
BASK STOCKS.
First National Rank. .1100
Farmers National Rank 50
ulten National Rank 100
Lancaster County National Rank.. 50
Columbia National Rank :oe
Kphrata National Bank 100
First National Rank, Columbia.. .. 100
First National Rank, Strasburg.... Wi
First National Bank, Marietta 100
First National Rank. Mount Jey.. 100
Lltitz National Hank 100
Manhelin National Bank I no
Union National Bank. Mount Jey. 50
New Helland National Rank leu
K18CWiAH0CS STOCKS.
Qaurryvlllc R.R. $ GO
Millers ville Street Cur 50
Inquirer Printing Company 50
Watch Factory loe
Gas Light and Fuel Company.... 25
Stevens Heuse 100
Columbia Gas Company
Columbia WaterCempany
Suseuehanna Iren Company loe
Marietta Hollewwarc we
Stevens Heuse fri
Sicily Island se
East Brandy wine Waynesb'g. 50
MlUersvllle Nermal Scheel
KISCKIXAintOUS BONDS.
8uarryvllle R. R due 1893 $100
eadlng & Columbia It. U,,5'ft 100
Lancaster Watch Ce., due 1880 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
dne in ler 20 years 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
duel88G..................... !
Lancaster Marietta '-.
Lancaster A New Helland... loe
l-um-.ister JtSiteiiuehuunu. j-j
Lest
tale.
1105
107!
120
12b
105
m
102
I02JW
l"
102
1203
110.15
ler.
KiO.73
147
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