LANCASTER DAILY INT ELLTGENCEft SATURDAY JUNE 3, 1882.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
mUKTLK SOUP ! TURTI,K MIJP I !
JL .spring Chickens, Deviled Crabs, Cape
May Salts, and all ether delicacies et the ica ica
sen, en this ami every evening at the popular
j-,u.il jviiij; aireei uefeiaurant and uining
Reems. GEO. II. MILLER,
ltd Proprietor.
PROPOSALS. THK ;OMIITTEE ON
Fire Engines and Hese Invite proposals
ler shoeing the fifteen horses used 1v the "'
Department, and all work pertaining te the
same. The contract te commence immedl
atelv alter being awarded ami te terminate
APRIL 1, 13. The committee reserves the
right tencccpt any or rejectall the bids elleied.
l'jeasc iiami proposals 10 iuu ""'ki -"k-
j3-ltdS -SAM UEL 15. COX, Chairman.
CLOSING OUT!
CLOSING OUT !
AT
UREATIA REDUCED PRICES.
Having Mailed a Shee Fact my, X am new
rle-dug "t my large sleck' nl lioetsand Shoes
at gieatly i educed prices te make room for the
etilaigemenlnl my factory.
-Custom work :i specialty, both machine
and h'liid-iuade.
F. HIEMENZ,
Ne. iir. north qukk.n .street.
,("ign el the lllg Shee.) miMWAStl
r St ItOI.MNGKK,
RAKER and CONFECTIONER,
IfSB North Queen Streot,
LAXCASTKK, I'KNI.'A.
l-'rcsu Bread, Cakes and Pics Dally.
Ilavim; s-eenred a PHILADELPHIA ICE
CltKAM MAKER, lermcily employed at Mr.
II. JIe-I) icIi'm Calc. en Girard Avei.im, we
tin uish nitiK- but FIRM-CLASS
ICE CR3AM,
FKOZEN FRUIT and CUSTA1iI)3,
.md will lie retailed from the Peicchi'ii-Llncd
Cans. Ne; tast- et tin. Give in ac.dl and be
convinced. B-Ne Cream dcliveied en
sn inlay. 'J2td
OI'bCIAI. NOTICE.
Owing te tlic I.tet Hint I have made my de
parluie iiein Lancaster, and parties desiilng
te have v. .ilk done in an aiti-lic manner, 1
would positively receinmeiid iny teimcr
pupil, .Mr. .Mai tin Kellig, who 1 4 an able work
er in it.fl branclUMOl the arts.
LOUIS BEING RUBER.
Lancaster. Ph., June 2, PSJ.
Fresco Paiin k Desipi,
-Manui'aci i;i:kk ok
INDUSTRIAL ART WORK.
PA I NUNC
and
I.V
DESIGNING
TAUGHT 111
rnoi:ei!GH-
MARTIN RETTHJ,
Studie. 11 East King Street,
ju2-ld I.ANC STKK, PA.
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UONOMY S'i'lllti:.
JNO. H. SHRUM.
Olli: tl.oe GINGHAM UMRRELLA
In made ireni the Leal ele!li, b -si lilniinings,
isla.sl celni.nnd Iris ll.e (note, led 1 ib, -ccur-lnghtieuglli
in c.isoef stenii. all and ee it,
and when in need yen will knuu whi.ie te get
the bet. Alp.ieea and Silk I nlnclla-', with
pieieele I libs and Paraxen Ir.iine. Our
H.OO I.Ai'NDKIEli
still maintains the lead.
WHITE SHIRT
WauiMilta muslin.
line liiii 11. elegant lit. A new invoice of there
bine Rubber Drcs,uj Combs a six-Inch
Messing Comb ler Fl v K Cenls al the KCON-
OMVTOltE.
JNO.H. SHRUM,
NO. m NORTH QUEEN STREET.
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i:CI A I. OKI' Kit I NO
'JO PKI.'SONS IN WANT OF AN
Elegant Suit el Cletlies
OR A-
STYMSII NPRIMJ OVERCOAT,
NOW JS TII.E TIME TO BUY.
We suggest placing an order only tesecuie
preuiit atteiitieu anil choice of stock. Dispel
I111111 yeiiriuliid.sthc thoiighlet buying clieap,
trashy garments when such .splendid laciliticu
ate ellcied te obtain the very best at such
moderate prices lieui the heading cst.iblisti
ini'iil and the acknowledged hc.idiuartcis ler
CORRECT STYLES, the most hliiking and
novel effects te be leniul in the Euiepean
niaiketu, which we impeit direct and hav
exclusive conliel.
Atr'Rciiii'iulier, no ether house in this cily
can shew the Mime line el goods. We are the
only parly that handle the Original Londen
and Parisian productinnsel OR1GET, ::i RUE
VlVIENNE. PARIS.
An e.amiuatien et our immense stock will
s:iti-ty the novice as well as the a-sthellc taste
that ler tone and character our goods cannot
be excelled, and rank among tfctt leading
hniit.es 011 this continent.
Ne. 121 North Queen Street.
J. K. SMALING,
ARTIST TAILOR.
) A KOI INS
IN
MEN'S WEAR.
GOO Pair of Men's Working Pants,
Selling rrem C5e. te $l.2. pet pair.
2,000 Dress Straw Wats
At prices e low that il you llml the style en
like you arc f m e te buy.
50 dozen of Men's Hali-Rose
FOR fl.U) PER DOZEN.
25 dozen of Men's Snsns'iiders
FOR 2.-.C. PER PAIR.
THE VALUE OF THESE FEW GOODS ARK
READILY SEEN UPON EXAMINATION.
The Stock Is large In all the Dep.u tmrnls ami
it you think et CLOTHING think et us.
TUB
MEN'S, YOUTHS' and J10YS'
CLOTHING
Aie
in separate rooms, all en the
Second Fleer, and tins
Children's Clothing
ON THE FIRST.
CS-Yeu are invited te call and compare the
Qnality and Prices with all ether?.
Williamson & Fester,
34, 36 and 38 East King St.,
LANCASTER, PA.
JOHN WANAMAKER'S.
JOHN WANAMAKER'S,
PHILADELPHIA.
SATURDAY:
The jam in our Millinery De
partment, if continued, will force
us te take an additional room.
Seme of these goods were in a
manufactory partially burned
out and the best that escaped
we promptly bought. All the
stock is clean, fresh and of the
newest shapes. Yesterday you
could have seen some of our
customers taking them away by
the armfull.
Fine Porcupine Hats and
Bennets, marked down from $1
te T.z cents: all
35 cents ; all colors and all
the new shapes,
very fine Satin
A large let of
Milan," all the
latest shapes, at 50 cents, mark
ed down from $1.50.
Fine black Leghorn Hats for
50 cents, sold up te yesterday
for $1.00.
Extra quality imported Eng
lish Milan Hats at $1.25 each;
the nrice yesterday was 2.25
each.
Black and White French chips
at 65 cents each ; the price yes
terday was 1.00.
Children's Scheel Hats, fully
trimmed, at 25 cents each;
lately 75.
Southeast corner el main building.
Sales are brisk in Dress
Goods. Why shouldn't they be ?
Seme of the fabrics were sold
two weeks age at double pres
ent prices. Then manufactur
ers held their goods stiffly, new
they begin te clear their stock
rooms for next season's work.
The 42-inch all-wool Checks
and Stripes te match, at 50
cents, create a great stir; the
price is half.
The Silk and Weel at 75 and
85 cents are equally desirable.
All wool 42-inch Black and
White Checks at 65 cents have
just come and are new lower
than before.
Lace Buntings at 12 cents,
in cream and ether desirable
light colors are taken fast.
m cendaud third circle.s.seutheast Irein center
We take particular satisfac
tion jn the growth of our Black
Goods Department and insist
en nirnest standards
in all our
meurninsf
Keds.
Plain Black all-Silk Grena
dines, of four qualities, at 75c,
$1.00, $1.25, $1.50. This is the
most desirable style of Grena
dine of the year.
Black Spanish Lace Grena
dine Silk and Weel, beautiful
in designs and scarce in all
markets.
46-inch all Weel Grenadine.
46-inch all Weel Lupin's Zer
lina. 46-inch all Weel Lainage.
All of them were as hie-h as
$1.00, some of them at $1.25.
Large purchases te close foreign
acceuntscnableus te offer them
at 75 cents.
Next-outer circle, Chestnut street entrance.
But eleven of the fine import
ed costumes are left. We al
ways lese money en these Paris
things. The Suit Roem has be
gun a new life. The stock of
Summer Dresses is large, par
ticularly se in Cambric, Ging
ham. Lawn and White Suits.
Ladies' Wraps and Coats are
very much cheaper than they
were, and our assortment is still
very geed.
1801 and 1303 Chestnut street.
Mere is something that will
mere than realize your expecta
tion about 400 Parasols at
$3.75, which have been selling
all the season at $6.00 and $7.00.
Made from finest imported ma
terials with satin linings and
French handles. We have this
day closed them from the man
ufacturer. One leek at them
will show you that such a para
sol has never before been offer
ed for the money.
l.'il.'i and 1317 Chestnut.
Black Embroidered Shawls
(nun's work) sent us by our
foreign office. This is plain
shawl made of cashmere, and
intended te be. hemmed, trim
med with lace or fringe.
1301 and 1303 Chestnut street.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut..ThlrtcentU and Market streets
and City-hall square.
PHILADELPHIA.
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OWICUS & HURST'S NUW DRY GOODS
BLACK SILKS.
BLACK SILKS at fiOc. par
ULiMtL. SlLiKD at tee. per yam.
BLACK SILKS at $1.00 per yard. BLACK SILKS at $2.50 per yard.
WE OFFER SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN BLACK SILKS.
Having bought when the market was at the very lowest, and are satisfied that we are offering the best qualities, which we can
fully guarantee te give perfect satisfaction in wear ; lower than can be had elsewhere.
IN LACE COLLARS, LINEN COLLARS, LACES AND EMBROIDERIES, we keep an elegant assortment. We call
special attention te our line of KID GLOVES, being the best in the market for the money.
Buy the DERXIATOID CORSET because it is the best and most comfortable Corset made. Fer sale only at
BOEES & HUEST'8,
129 AND
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S. G1YI.KK & VO.'S AOVKUTISEMENT.
SUMMEE GOODS!
WE HAVE NOW IN STOCK AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OP
Fine Zephyr Ginghams, French and Demestic Lawns,
HERNANIS AND BUNTINGS;
IN FACT EVER1THINU NEW AND NOVEL IN SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
JOHN
Ne, 25 EAST KING STREET,
JOHN S. GIVIiER,
A'-fc'ir Alil'JZJITlSEMENTS.
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I.TKi: A. HKIN1T31I.
NO. 28.
1 would Call Attention te my Fine Stock or
FURNITURE, &c,
Which is new complete in all its details. It
can new be shown te the IJcst Advantage In
thei'ineNew WarrroeiuH. As"tothe8hew-Wln-dow,
it U net excelled in this city, una will
always uu kept attract ive witli New Heeds, se
that it will. I trust, lepay you ter stepping te
c-itiiiine its contents. Yeu will lie shown
through with plcaMne, whetlm- purchasing it
or net. Trusti'i in sec you. Tain
liespccttully Yeuis,
WALTER A. HEINITSH,
NO. 28 KAKT KINO ST.
Kd
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II & AIAKTIN.
re!
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AT
CHINA HALL.
.lust received Ireni Liverpool, Kngl.md, per
Slc.iiushlp "Kriliili If ln " another
IMPORTATION OF
WHITE UKAXITE WAUE,
DECOJiA TED DIXXEIt NETS.
DECORA TED CJIA MI1ER SETS.
D ECO HA TED TEAS and COFFEES,
DECORATED MVSTA CUE COFFEES,
DECORA TED DESER T SETS.
DECORATED JUGS, &c-
New Shapes, Designs and Perorations.
43Kauiin(; our Stock liclerc purchasing.
High & Martin,
15 EAST KING STREET
IltON KAlMNIi.
Iren Railing,
Prem 7."c per running feet, upwards.
JACOB F. BENDER.
MAXurAcnmi:i: of all kinhs or
HEAVY and LHUIT, I' LAIN
ORNAMENTAL
ami
Iren Fences.
VERANDAS and ROOF CRKSTINGS,
Tree Rexcs and foliar Grates, &c.
RESIOKNOK:-
305 KAST CUKSTMIl' STJCICKT,
SHOP.S: FHI.TON ST., Rear et Residence,
jiiS-lliUtllw LANCASTER, PA.
TUIlON 1'KKA IIOtlSK, LA.NCASrEK.
XO OTHER JXDOOR AMWiEMEXT HAS
EVER EQVA1.ED THIS IX AT-
TEXDAXCE or SA TISFA CTTOX.
ONE WEEK,
Wednesday end Saturday Matinees,
COMMKNCINU
Monday, June 12th.
MR. JOHN I). MISIIL.BII calla special at
tention te the tact that in Ills extensive exper
ience he has never liad an entertainment se
novel, wonderful anil entertaining as
THE EQUINE PARADOX,
BARTHOLOMEW'S
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The meit marvelous exhibition ever present
ed and THE ONLY ONE that receives the
patronage and approbation of every body. The
report or these who have seen it surpasses
bclict with these who have net been se fortu
nate. .Everybody delighted, astonished, ex
cited, wendcrslruck, at the extraordinary ex
hibition et cultivated intelligence and wen
derlul development el the leasening laculty
in dumb brutes as shown in the feats and per per per
lormance of these bcautilul animals, which de
Everything but Talk,
Indicating an ability for reasoning that allies
them te the human race.
SPEOIAL PRICES:
Notwithstanding the great expense el pre
senting tliis extraordinary and only enter
tainment et Its kind, special prices will pre
Osswa
Qneensw
Educated
Horses
vail te enable all who may uestre te enjoy it.
GALLERY 25 CTS.
ADMISSION 35 CTS.
RESERVED SEATS BO CTS.
Fer sale for any et the eight performances at
Opera Heuse Otlice en or after Thursday, June
8th. Seats can be secured by mail or telegraph
by addressing Ii. Yecker.
MATINEE PRICES, 15, 85 St 35 CTS.
jun3-7td
UTS.
STOBE, II. 131 NORTH yUKEN 8TBEET.
yard.
KMW ADTMMTI8
131 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
S. GIVLER
GEO.
MEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NKXT
lMlOK TO THK
COURT
FAHSESTOCK.
CANTON MATTINGS,
CANTON MATTINGS.
PLAIN WHITE, RED CHECKERED, (UtEEN CHECKERED amlFANClES.
S-Large Let Just Opened at 12, 18, 20 25, 31, 35, 40 and SOImtt
AT
R. E. FAHNESTOCK'S,
NEXT DOOR TO COURT HOUSE. LANCASTER, PA,
rpilK FACTORY OK TUK TKADK.
NOEBECK & MILEY'S
New, Commodious and Well-Stocked Coach Works,
S. E. COR. of DUKE AND YINE STREETS, Lancaster, Pa.
NO " SHODDY" WOHKALL FIJiST-CLASS. IN MYLE, FINISH,
DURABILITY, CHEAPNESS AND VARIETY,
CANNOT BE EXCELLED. CANNOT BE EXCELLED.
I build tbe Wheels, and guarantee
Our Stock always, comprises the most Improved Styles et
BUGGIES, PIAETOHS, CARRIAGES,
THE McOALL E. DAYTON BUSINESS WAGON.
JKf Call, examine and be convinced for yeursclf.'Sa
OU71 MOTTO :-OUJi WOllK SUSTAINS OUli WORD!
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STKAYKD OK STOI.KN.
On Tuesday Evening, a Liver colored and
flee bitten Pointer, 2 years old, 2 leet, 3 inches
In height. Answers te the name of " Dash."
A liberal reward will be paid ter his return te
PHILIP DEICIILEU, Ne. 407 Strawberiy
Street. It
T) ECK1VKI. l.ANUASTKK, JUNE 3, 1882.
XV et A. C. Leenard, payment of all de
mands te date for old claims held by us
against said Leenard and unasked ler by us :
A. W. Baldwin, Myers & Rathten,
linger & Bre.. Stelnman & Ce.,
Diller ft GretT, est., A. K. HelTmicr,
J . E. Weaver, Jehn May,
D. W. Pat te wen, II. R. Mcconemy,
D. Killinger, Mrs. F. Hltzclhcrger,
J. U. Martin, Jacob Gable,
Warner, Rhodes A Ce , A. f. Reinoehl,
Philadelphia, Aug. Rhoades,
Henry Well, U. it. Hostetter.
Flinn & Itrencman, M. L. Ilerr, M. !.,
Michael Fisher, est. ltd
"VUOANIZKD 1810.
The Old American Fire Insurance Com
pany of Philadephia.
AhJiETS:
1,633,581.8.
All Invested In Safe and Solid Securities.
Company Conservatively Managed.
'rFer Insurance apply te
RIFE & KAUFFMAN,
10 K A ST K I NO STREET.
ju3-5mdTuTh&S
SHIKARI!
Five Insurance Company
OFPHILADELPIA.
Assets ever
Eleven Hundred Thou
sand. Dollars, securely Invested. Fer a policy in
this old and well-established company call en
RIPE & KAUFMAN,
NO. 19 EAST KING STREET.
d3M.WR&S
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1UK MOUTH KNU IKY GOODS STOBE
13 8KLLIXO WniTE OOOD3, INCLITDINO
VICTORIA LAWNS,
INDIA MUSLINS, LACES,
EMBROIDERIES, &C
VERY CHEAP.
A VICTORIA LAWN at lu cents a yard Is a
Special Bargain.
ALL-WOOL DEUEIOE, 43 inches wide, at
50 cents a yard.
WIN DOW SHADES, or goodquallty.Includ geodquallty.Includ goedquallty.Includ
lng Fixtures, at 50 cents a piece.
J. W. BYRNE,
322 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
tl-lydl
LANCASTER. PA.
BLACK SILKS.
BLACK SILKS at 63c. per yard,
& CO.
LANCASTER, PA.
P. RATHVON.
HOUSE.
no machine work, J, MILKY,
VAJCfKltt.
piAKrKTS.
Carpet Manufactory.
Having undertaken te manufacture RA(i
and CHAIN CARPETS, wholesale. 2,0011 yards
per week, I am new prepared te sell my entire
stock et
Brussels, Tngrain and Venetian
Carpets,
AT (JRKAT
BARGAINS AND
COST,
AT BELOW
te make room and give my cut ire ntteutien te
wholesale trade of my own manufactured
goods. Ple.isc call early.
S. S. SHIRK.,
CARPET HALL,
Cor. West King and Water Sts.
VAKU1AUEB, JtV.
riHlK hTANIIARO CAKKIAUK WORK
OF LANCASTER COUNTY.
EDGERLEY k Ce.,
FINE
Carriage Builders;
MARKET STREET,
Rear of Central Market Houses,
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
We make every style Buggy and Carriage de
sired. All work finished in the" most comfort
able and elegant style. We use only the best
selccted material, and employ only the best
mechanics. Fer quality of work our prices are
the cheapest in the state. Wc buy ter cash aud
sell en the most reasonable terms, U lve us a
call. AH work warranted. Repairing prompt
ty attended te. One set et workmen especially
employed for that purpose. f nav-ihiA
COAJj.
B.
11. HABTIZT,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In all kinds el
LUMBER AND COAL.
49-fard: Ne. 420 North Water and Prime
tracts above Lemen Lancaster. n3-lyd
STONK SCREKNINGS.
Limestone screening, a very desirable
material for walks and drives. Used In Phila
delphia, Bryn Mawr, along the line or the
Penn'a. R. R. and ether places. Alse, a select
ed stock of
All the Grades of Ceal,
well-screened and weight guaranteed.
Yard and OlHce : Harrisburg pike.
General Office : 20 East Chestnut Street.
KAUFFMAN, KELLER & CO.
aprt-lwd
flOAL..
M. V. B. COHO,
830 NORTH WATEJt BT ImiumtUr, ife,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
LUMBER AND GOAL.
Uouaactiea With the Telephonic Exchange,
Yard and Office : Ne. 330 NORTH WATER
STREET. tebSS-lyd
TIIRLEDITIOX
SHIUBDAY EVENING, JUNE 3,1082.
LABOffsliiq FIGHT."
TUK CPKISING OK TlllS IRON WOtcKEBS
Xe Change lu the Situation at
bat Prospect of a Split In
Chicago'
the
Question or Resuming.
Cuicage, June 3. The situation at
Irendale is practically unchanged this
morning. The men will held a secret
meeting this afternoon te take action
upon a telegram alleged te have been re
ceived from President Jarrett, advising
the men te use their own judgment as te
whether they stay cut any longer or net.
There is a strong feeling here that It
be advisible te continue work until the
15th or while the committee at Pittsburgh
is cenlernng with the manufacturers.
Seme of the men are loud in their de
nunciation of President Jarrett, claiming
that he should net consent that the men
should de anything different from what is
doue at Pittsburgh. Leading men among
the ironworkers express great cenGdence
in Jarrett, however.
There will probably be a split among the
iron workers ever the question whether te
go te work Monday until pending the ar
bitration or whether te stiek out until
Pittsburgh signs the scale. Te day is semi
monthly pay-day at the mills. The men
areall quiet and orderly. Between $20,000
and $30,000 is being disbursed te the men.
The mew Tork Reller-Makers' Strike.
New Yerk, June 3. About 200 addi
tienal boiler-makers returned te weik
te-day at the increased rate of wages.
The strikers arc the Delametcr iron
works, Reach's, tbe Quintard iron works
and Cebank's and TucaH's. In Brooklyn,
Legan's and Tayler's shops refuse the in
crease; In the Clearfield coal Region.
Philadelphia, June 3. Information
received here te day is te the effect that
no disturbance has occurred in the Clear
field coal regions. It is reported, however,
that the men propose te take a secret bal bal
eot en the question of a strike
I.OWK AGAINST WI1EKLKB.
Discussing the Alabama Contested Kloctiea
In the Heuse.
Washington, Juue 3. Immediately
after the reading of the journal the Heuse
took up the consideration of the Alabama
contested election case of Lewe vs.
Wheeler, Mr. Wheeler being accorded the
fleer te clese the argument in his own be
half, lie reviewed the law and the
facts in the case and deduced there
from the conclusion that he had
been fairly and honestly elected as a
member of the feurty-seventh Cengress.IIe
then yielded te Mr. Springer, of Illinois,
who contended that if Lewo were te be,
seated it would be upon tissue ballets, and
gave notice that he would offer a resolu
tion recommending the case and instruct
ing the committee te ascertain the num
ber of tissue ballets cast for either party,
and te report who was elected after
rejecting all such ballets. It was
a serious matter for honorable gen
tlemeu voting te seat a man upon
tissue ballets which could be read as wcli
en one side as the ether.
Mr. Calkins (Ind.), stated that though
he bad carefully examined the case he had
for the first time heard te-day of tissue
ballets. They had net been mentioned in
the pleadings or the arguments before tbe
committee en elections.
Mr. Burrows then spoke in support of
the claims af Lewe aud criticized the ac
tion of the Democrats in resisting the
right of the IIouse te judge of the elec
tion of its own members.
Mr. Hazelton demanded the previous
question, pending, which Mr. Springer
moved te recommit aud placed the motion
in the form of a resolution and preamble
setting forth that a number of depositions
offered by the contestant were never certi
fied aud that some of the depositions had
been changed since the examination.
Mr. Reed made the point of order that
the preamble was merely a speech and
could net properly be incorporated in a
motion te recommit.
After some discussion the speaker ruled
that the resolution was net in order. Mr.
Springer appealed from the decision, but
the appeal.was laid ou the table.
Mr. Springer then moved te rccemmic
with instruction te the committee te as
certain the number of tissue ballets east
forcitlicrcandidateandgivethe scat te the
one having the highest number of votes
after rejecting all tissue ballets. Tite
motion was lest, yeas 91, nays 132
COUNTKRFKITKR ABKKSTKD.
Charged With Stealing a Plate from the
Treasury Ifuildlng.
Nr.w Yerk, June 3. The notorious
counterfeiter, William Brockway, was ar
rested and locked up late last night by
UniL- d States marshals. Marshal Gillian in
his afildavit sets forth that he is engaged
in wet king up a special case of counter
feiting by Brockway, and charges that the
latter curried away from the United States
treasury building at Washington a certain
lead piece used in stamping coupon (bends
te be put in circulation. Brockway was
arraigned te-day and demanded an exami
nation, stating that he had nothing te say
until he could communicate with his coun
sel. He was recommitted until his coun
sel is heard from.
UAUIHALDl'! DKATII.
Expressions el Popular Sorrow in Italy.
Reme, June 3. The death of Gen. Gar
ibaldi has produced an immense impres
sien. The session of the municipal
council last night adjourned en the
arrival of the news and the performances
in tbe theatres were stepped. A great
popular demonstration of sorrow will be
arranged. The Chamber of Deputies will
adjourn. King Humbert has sent a dis
patch te Mcnetti Garibaldi, expressing
grief at the death of Gen. Garibaldi and
the less his family aud the country have
sustained.
Till: MOB'S Vr.NC.KANCK.
llanglug
Murderers Who
Evidence.
Tamed State's
Cincinnati O., June 3. A special
from Cattlettsburg, Ky., says a masked
mob at 3 o'clock this morning came by
rail from Ashland and took Gee. Ellis out
of jail at Cattlettsburg, conveying him te
Ashland near tbe scene of the murder and
outrage of the Gibbens girls last Decern
ber, and banged him te a sycamore tree.
Ellis was convicted of manslaughter yes
terday in the indictment for the murder of
these girls. It was his testimony that
convicted William Neal and Ellis Craft,
who are new in jail at Lexington, Ky .
m
WEATilKK INDICATIONS.
Washington, June 3. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states threatening weather and
rain, southerly winds shifting te west and
northwest, falling barometer and rising
temperature te-day, aud falling tempera
ture en Sunday. The indications that
rain will prevail in New England and the
Middle Atlantic states during Saturday
and Sunday morning, followed in the Mid
dle states during Sunday by
cooler weather.
nlnnnTii,
UIKUlllj,,
Election in Wilmington.
Wilmington, Del., June 5 The muni
cipal election here te-day is attended
with considerable disorder and in
the Eleventh ward a, candidate
for council was badly beaten. There
is a full vete and S3veral repeaters have
been arrested.
Gmteaa'a Last Hepe.
Washington, June 3. Owing te the
fact that the court in banc yesterday after
noon adjourned until Monday, no opinieu
can be delivered en Mr. Reed's last motion
in the Guiteau case until that day. It is
believed that the decision will be very
short and no doubt is entertained that
the motion will be positively denied.
MAMKKTS.
Mew lore naaraei.
Naw Yeax, June X Fleur-Stato and
Western dull ; prices without decided change ;
Southern quiet and unchanged.
Wheat JjQlXc Dgucr and feverish ; fair
2rlVJJ?.uv?...waa,nS : Ke. 2 Red. June.
Y r!1 .ra J-J" -W. KJJL :
""'i -"stfiiija; ue:
Sept.,si20Ji;el21K;
u y tui. 91 J?v.
Cern eneneu Kaic. liettnr artf.nni.i -amnt.-
?n.1-in,,sj: lMce ; Mixed Western,
spot, ,$sKc : de futures. TSJiasJc
Oats a shade better and quiet ; Ne. .luly
c; de August. 4BJic: Sept., 45ff4e'ic :
State, 30367c; Western, sagtMc. '--
f hlladelpnia Market.
PBiLAeaLTRiA. June 3 Fleur .lull, but
steady: Superfine. S3 5034 OJ; Extra. $1 as
&5 00 ; Penn'a, 5 3700 10; Ohie and Indiana
de,$(! 25S7.
Rye flour at St 37 50
. Wheat steadv ; Del. and Pa. Red, 91 W&m ;
de Amber, $1 gi 44.
Cern tinner, but fair local deii.and
Steamer, waste; Yellow scarce atS37c
Mixed. ivlSSec: Se. 3 Mixed, 836 Sic.
Oats arm with light offerings ; Ne. I While,
61c; Ne. -2 de Bic; Ne. 3 de Wc : Ne.
2 Mixed, COc.
Rve nuiet atSOs.
Previsions in tair demand.
Lard steady.
-Mutter quiet and steady for choice ; Cre.iui
ry extra, i4i"ic ; Western, f2lc ; loc;eod
te choice, 21-Sc.
Rolls dull ; Pa. and Western, UiJlSc.
Eggs scares and llrm ; Pa., i.V; Western,
Chce-ic steady, with lair demand.
Petroleum Arm ; Re lined. 7?,,c.
Whisky at $1 17
Seeds clever, fi7 50 ; Timethy.
Flaxseed. $1 4X
Uijjir.l;
Grain anil rrovmeu Uiiotutlens.
One o'clock quotations el grain and prove .
tens, furnished by S. K. Yuii.lt, Hreker. l'.'
East King street,
June 3.
Chicago.
Wheat Cern Oats Perk luird
June... 1.2S .-i .leji l!r,7K H37Ji
July.... 1.2SJ4 .721'. .41 10 77.4 II -!
August i.i2j4 r,ii .; aieii inn
Philadelphia.
June.... 1.4e .8li .57
Julv 1.24 .80 .UV
Aug..... 1.18J4 .81 .
eCpt.,. 1.18 ...,. ..... .... ....
Strem Murum.
New Yerk, Philadelphia and Lecal Mock Meck
also United States Bends reported d-t:ly i.y
Jacob B. Lewo, 22 North Queen street.
J unit 3
10:00 I:i z:m
A. 9f. I'. M. t.M
St'
IIS llf-Ji ....
:i 5
31 .'A ....
2Si 28?;; ....
wy, ie2
ijt laiiK
w.i -jr,yt
37
.... 100l
40;: 40; . .
Del.. Lack. A Western
Denver ft Rie Grande
N. Y..Lake Erie ft Western...
Kansas and Texas
Lake Shnreft Mich. Southern..
New Yerk Central
New Jersey Cen rj.
Ontario ft Wcs'er i
Omaha Cem
Omaha Preferred
Pacific Mall Steamship Ce
Chicago. Mil. st. Paul 110-; no$
Texas Pacific XTX ssi
Wabash. hw. .,nis 4 Pacific.... 27 27
Western Union Tel. Ce 8li yH
Pennsylvania R. h. sy Ky,
Heading 21 2i;,U
Buffalo Pitts, ft West V-V !"'
Northern Paclhe Cem XWA ,
" Preferred.... 78JJ 7'.
FOR JURY COMMIShlUNKR.
suaiKcr te tuk decision eir tiik ukmocuaiie
COUNTY COSVKNTIO.V.
WILLIAM ELLMAKER, Earl Township
BENJAMIN HUUER, 8tn Ward. City.
A. 'A. RINGWALT, 1st War.l, City.
JEROME B. SIIULTZ. Elfzabethtewn.
VOR SAI.K.
FOR RENT.
STORD. ROOM. 133 EaU King street.
ap20tfd
1NWUIRE AT Ki
T?OR SALK.
V A Handsome,
Newly-built. Twe ami a-
half Sterv DWELLING, situated in the vil
lage of LandisvUle, Lancaster count. Pa.,
with stable and eut-bnlldlngs, frnlt trees,
well, cistern, Ac, in perfect enler. Ti-riiM
moderate. Apply te J. W. B. Bailsman, utter-ncy-at-Iaw,
Ne. la) East King Street, or te
JACOB B. MINNIC1I,
may23-2wdftltw Landlsville, Pa.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE. ON SATUR
DAY, JUNE 17. 1S82, by virtue of .in or
der of the Orphans' Court et Lancaster county
the undersigned administrator of the estate of
Ann Elizabeth Barrick. late et the city et Lan
caster, deceased, will seli at public sale at the
Cooper Heuse, tbe following Heal Estate, te
wit: AH that Let et Ground, situated en the
south side of West James street, (Ne. 10), con
taining in fronton said James street 13 Ire! i:
inches, and extending in depth southward Id
feet, mere erless, en which Is erected a two
story brick dwelling with basement. Appur
tinent te the property Is the privilege el Pi
and te a thrce-leet wide alley en the west side
efsald property, in common with the owner
et the adjoining properly.
Sale te commenee at 1 o'clock p.m., when
attendance will lie given, and terms made
known by PETER II. LYNK.
iny20-5tdS Administrator.
MILLINERY.
171 NK MILLINER.
Mrs.A.W.Weikel,
Ne. 38 NORTH QUEKN STREET.
My many friends and patrons arc respeet
fully invited te call and examine my.
PINE STOCK
-OF-
cejrrr.isiNO .tL the lkadimi stylus for
DBE3S and PROMENADE HATS.
LADIES can have their enleis tilled In much
less time than they have been accustomed te
elsewhere.
i-Please call and exumlne my goods and
prices without obligation te purchase.
Ma's. It. The Largest and Hncst Stock or
cirrLDiiEX's
Scheel and Dress Hats
IN THIS CITY.
A full line or
Human Hair Goods
Always en hand,
WORK done at tin:
aud all kinds et HAIR
LOWEST PRICES at
m a. w . wmi
NO. 38 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
ap27-3md.Tii.TliAS
TINWAXK,JkC.
Millmery Trimmiuis
TJEMOVED.
PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING, tc,
JOHN P. SCHADM,
Has RemeveJ te
Ne. 24 Seuth Queen Street.
Plumbing Gasfltting
BONK OTTtT BT
SKILLFUL AND CAREFUL WORKMEN.
LARGE STOCK OF
GAS FIXTURES ON HAND.
JanM-lyds