LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER THURSDAY JUNE 8, 1882.
THE AUDITORS AGAIN
SPUKKIHK'S M'L'IilOUS LASI'S
THICK cesiwi:i:!2i.
rim-
Mr. Rash, the Constables am! A Merman
Spurrier Recalled The Alderman
Itreuglstln by the Sherlll-Itefti-es
in Temlfy.
The county auditors in the course of
their investigation into the crookedness of
the iliiitv-thice cases ami lifty-eue com
mitments made by Alderman Spurrier out
of the arrest of liftccii tramps tear New
Danville, last August, discovered :i r-ciieus
disagreement bsttvccii the commitments
in i he hands of the prison officials and the
constable' bills, made out by Alderman
Spurrier, and new in the hands of the
auditors. That mere light might be
tin-own upon th."S2 apparently dark va.-,
the auditors recalled several of the p.w
tits interested.
Farmer Hush's Teliliimy.
Mr. Henry r. Rush being recalled yes
terday afternoon was examined and testi
lied Mib.itatitially as fellow, the exainiiia
tien being conducted piiucipally by Awli Awli
ter (licitlcr :
Q. Ym Malul in your fei mcr tc.s' i i
ineny that you signed 10 or 17 complaints
iigainst the tramp.1- am slulin jour weed.-;,
and you legucd thrni complaints as fur
Ihein being tramps only, after the heal
ing ".' A. Yes ; I cannot say positively,
but think I sigia 1 one complaint for each
tramp.
.. Sir. Spunicr testified here that you
made the complaints charged in his bill-,
:;: in all, against the 17 men, and that, he
pit'puicd them and you signed then: ail,
and that you did net complain against any
of them ler being tramps? A. J madeue
cemjil.iint ether than as tiamps ; made no
compliant or drunken and diesdeily con
duct, malicious mincliicf or Lrceny.
(. Yeu testified that theic was but
one healing in all these cu-as, and Mr.
Spurrkr te'sl'dittl that they v.eie hcaid at
iliil'eienl times? A. I vaspicsent at only
one hearing, when all the tiamps were
present and disposed of.
(. We have the remmitineul.s here
from thfpiiseu. Your name appears en
two complaints only ; when as en the al
derman's bill jour naine appears ''' times
as pios.eutei V A. After the i ramps
had all been airc-tcd I was uetiiicd te ap
pear bufeiu Alderman Spurrier ; the
tramps wn-e stainiing there inaiew ; 1
bad net. (hen made a' complaint against,
any of them ; th "l.i'.rtuun ashed "
whether 1 M-cognixed t!ie.-e nicn :.s beiii r
tlie tramps in iuy weeds ; I answered cs;
he then asked several oft!);- witnesses if
they reeeguiz-d ilium, aud ti.ey siid they
did. The tramps weie then asa iejail.
The alderman then handed tats 1J or 17
papers te sign as untnpkdiiaiii iraiii't the
tramps.
O. Did tliLse ti.imp:; i -iiuinit i.uceuy
en your pivmista or malicious mischii !',
or v. ere they diunk and disorderly in t!i
neighborhood V A. They did net Kt;;.:l
anything from iiw ; they worn u-.t diuidi
nor diseidcrly ; nor dal tin-y commit any
malicious mischief. Tlu-y aiiiicyed the
neighbors by going te their liens-'.-, a.skb.g
for meals, &c.
Q. Yeu stated thai mi l.ve lives milci
fiem the Cily and thai. ;.!;: of the v,::
ucbscs were men who worked en your
farm ; can you furnish us all the name.-, of
witnesses subpemaed .' A. Yes; all tin;
witnesses live within Iiw milts of llicity;
(witinvs tiumid them, IS iii all) the w.t.
nesses were net all pu-M-nr, at the lic-ir-itig.
The auditeis say they ": net object te
the ai rest and ceiumitl.i! ..f I hosts men a
tramps, but they de object te the trump
iugupef charges again.-), them thai wow
net innde. The charges against litem
were evidently made for the pin-pore of
making costs for the alderman and :;ii
stables, net te mete out justice, 'i he
constables charged 2153 mih s traveled m
arresting these 17 tramps live miles from
the city, and they served IMS subprenas
and tiaveled -118 miles te serve the suit
l.ejnas en the witnesses and 102 mil's in
committing them te jail S13 miles in
all at a ce.t te the county ler aldermen's
fees of !1D2 and constables' ices $i:7.
'file Constables' Testimony.
Constables Lcman, Cramer an 1 Shay
wp.rn bnfers the auditors several days a::e,
but it was thought best nor. te publish
their testimony until Mr. Hush and Al
derman Spurrier had been heard. Te -ii
testimony was substantially as fellows :
Police Officer B. F. Leman being call.--!
was questioned in regard te tlm arrest .!
the tramps and answered substantially as
follews: 1 assisted in anesti.ig the. e
tramps : I went three or four times te ai -rest
tiusm ; 1 made no complaints agair.it
any of them ; Mr. Rush (who made the
complaints) lives 1 miles below -New
Daiivii'e ; all these tramps were arrested
there ; 1 assisted in taking them te ja 1
and also in returning them ou final coin -niitmenl.
They were arrested without
warrants and taken te Iho station heiue ;
can't say whether they remained theie all
night ; " I de net recollect the charges
named in the commitments ; de net ra
member taking out ether commitments
after delivering the prisoners and com
mitments te the jailers ; cannot
name any of the men as being drunk and
diseidcrly ; Mr. Rush complained of his
less of rails and cordwood ; can't give the
names of witnesses en whom I served
.subpu'iias ; I subpoenaed one of Rush's
men and there may have been mere ;
never made any ariangeincnt with any one
te pay for information that weul I lead te
the arrest of tramps ; 1 was present at the
hearing which was put off mice ; de net
knew for what cause ; the milcagi charged
it; for the distance calculated as traveled ;
J suh;.M.aed all the witnesses en my bill
twice. When I make- complaint 1 sign
the complaint : I knew nothing of having
.nnml.iii:...! against these parties. I knew
Diuplaiu'.'l against these parties.
netl
ethir."- of ilie 21 cases in which l appear
as nroseeuter en the
ceininitiiieiils ler a
hearing.
Constable Geerge Ciamcr testified sub
stantially te the same facts assisted in
shear: est, had no warrant, made no com
plaints against the men, and i.ever eflered
."() cents a head for information that would
lead te the at rest, of the tiamps.
Constable Geerge Shay testified te the
same facts, adding that the mileage charg
ed was all correct-, but did net knew hew
it was computed. The auditors called the
witness' attention te the fact t hut the
..u:i:nitraentsat the prken showed that
he had signed 21 complaints, while the
hi Its showed that Mr.
Rush had ui via ttic
cemjilaiiits hew is that?
.svvcicil that he stencil no
Willies'? an
. unp'aints in
any of tlicse cases te the l.e-t et his
knowledge.
Alderman Spnrnnr en llte Siaiid
Alter Jlr. II. G. Hush was H.-st :
amincd, Alderraaa Spurrier cxpivs:,.-l his
regret that lie was net present, as he
would like te have asked him soine ques
tions iu cress-examination. That he mi-ht
i...vn mi nnnertunitv of deius se the
auditors informed Alderman Spurrier that
Mr. Rush would be present yesterday
afternoon, and he could ask him such
questions as he might think necessary.
The alderman sent word that he could
net attend ou account of ether important
business. This morning the auditors sub
ptenacd him te attend forthwith, and
In ing with him his docket covering suits
(criminal) during August last. About 11
o'clock hcappeared in the corridor, accom
panied by J. Hay Brown, esq., his counsel.
He sent word te the auditors that he would
net obey tlie subpoena until they paid him
his witness fee in advance Auditor Clark
son promptly paid the dollar, and took his
receipt for the same en the back of the
subpoena, as follews: "June 8, 18S2, re
ceived ene dollar ($1) paid in advance for
oiie day's attendance under this subpoena.
(Signed) "A. K. Sfetuuer."
Counsel informed the auditors that his
client was hese and willing te answer any
questions they might ask him relative te
the accounts of the county commissioners,
the sherilf, or the coroner ; but that if he
had been summoned te answer questions
relative te his official business, he would,
under advice or counsel, refute te answer.
The auditors told him they had scut for
him and his docket, te compare the docket
with the commitments at the county
prison and the bills presented by him, and
te asceitain wherein and why they differ.
Alderman Spurrier answeied that he
could net produce the docket, as it was
locked up, and Constable KichhuUz had
the key te the rceeptiele and had gene te
the country,
Auditor Gieider said : Alderman you
testified a few days age that II. G. Rush
made all U;e complaints against the 17
tramns attested in Rush's weeds e3 in
-aud
veiir bills and the constables
siiew iiie same .' A. les, i uiuse tcsuiy.
!i
(I The commitments filed in the prison
in tkc.SK 'cases 51 in all show that II. G.
Riiah complained in two cases only, and
th..t Officer Shay complained in 18 cases;
L'-mnii in 2G ; Cramer in 1 ; A. Martin,
1 ; A. E. Jehnsen, 1 ; and A. Heir, 2.
Hew de you explain this contradiction'.'
A. The commitment for a hearing had
te specify a complaint and I u-ed the po
lice officers' names tlierefer.
Mr. Gieider Rut these efliceis all testi
fied that they made no complaints against
any of these men. A. That is right.
. Dees your docket show that the
officers arc the proiecuteis in these cases
as the commitments show? A. Ne; Mr.
Rush is complainant ou the docket.
Q. Can you explain hew you can com
mit, a man seven times in one iffly as your
bill for January, 1881 shows you did, in
the cat-oef Win. Weidier'.' A. Theic were
three complaints against this defendant,
one of drunken and disordeily conduct,
oi.e for malicious mischief and one for
laiceny. Owing te the postponement lie
was committed three times en the first
complaint, twice each ou the .:eeeml and
third cemplaiids.
lmil:tiiK I'retn tlic t.'ailislit S iun.l.
Mis. Nellie Johnsten Campbell, wife of
W. !'. Campbell, oneel the corps of teach
eis of the Carlisle training school, arrived
in Lancaster this morning, having in
charge two Indian boys and two Indian
girls, pupils of the school, for whom ar
rangements have been made te spend the
summer vacation in this county. The
pupils arc Mary North, an Araphoe, aged
15 years, and her brother Henry, aged
about. 12 years ; Geerge Walker, a Sioux,
aged about 11) years, and Leenard, a
Cheyenne, aged about 15 years. Mrs.
Campbell and the Indians were met at the
depot by Mr. Jehn liachman, of Stias
bur;;, who will take the North children
iule his own family and who has found com cem com
feri .tide homes for the ethers in families
residing in the same vicinity. The party
attracted a large erewd at the depot, who
looked with much curiosity en the " chil
dren of the forest." The Indian boys
were dressed in line new uniforms, anil
Mi1-- Neithin a pretty dsess of modern
fashion. The children arc ail bright look
ing, intelligent and polite, willing te work,
and will i:e doubt inake themselves very
u.-.eful in the families te which they have
been assigned. The principal motive in
scattering them among respectable Eng
lish families during the vacation is te
enable them te gain a knowledge of the
Mitulisii language and of the mamicis ami
customs of civilized people mere rapidly
lli.in they can de by being associated
together ill the school, where during the.
summer months they have comparatively
little te de.
Stallreail Acclilent.
This morning about hal
'.past
live
o'ele.-k as eniriue Ne. 50S
was running
cast mi the Pennsylvania
railroad near
the tower at Witmer's station, the main !
axle wr.s broken and the, track was blocked
nod l rains delayed for about thice hour.
.... . .. . .i ... i -i .
i iie engineer, ainuci .r:nsireug, -i.uin:
in the act of disconnecting the broken
piston-red, had his baud very badly
crushed by the heavy red hilling upon it.
Cerrrc-lnn.
In the printed list, of deductions made
f.'em the constables' bills by the county
auditor:; there was ait error -S18.2-1 tee
much being charged against Constable
Ia'e aud s?1S.2l cents loe little against.
Struck, both of Columbia. The corrected
limine s aie, I iyle 825.07 aud Struck $S3.55.
ill ill: Wagen I'pier.
... . i, .,., v. . .:n. ...,...,..
i in.; morning as imukicv s uu:u .iin!
was being driven en Walnut street bc
tv.'in 5'rince and Water the horse took
frigid, at a locomotive, turned suddenly
:n:iuiiil. unset the waen, spilled out the
driver aud his milk, lese the harness and i
lau oil', wilh doing much damage. j
ITiiiCur CruHlii'il.
This morning Teresa Ileidich, emjiieiC.i.j
in Ne. 1 cotton mill, get the index finder :
of hrr left, hand caught in a cog wheel and !
crushed se badly that the first joint, had te I
taken oft' ty Dr. Wcsthaeher.
Stiiiiiucut t Uerwa.
Tc-:hij' Daniel Lefuvrc shipjicd from
Brimmer's stables, for aalnmen Mchn
back, 22 head of wry fine heavy draft
horse-', for the New Yerk market.
Williamson & Fester are making great re
iluctieiisin prices of some of their Vlothimj Vlethimj
Ask ler the Kargatii Itenni and r.rj: for the
3f tried Dawn JViVc.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Citecr. Whooping Cough and I'.ronchttisiiii I'.renchttisiiii
mediately relieved bv fchileh's (Jure. Fer s lie
at Ciehi-in'iilrug store. l.!7 North q.ieen M.
myl.lwdcew&iv
Don't lii in tlie IIuise.
'Kough en i:als." Clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bed-bugs. Hit-, ants, ienics, chip
munks, gophers. 1.1c.
"A AViuil te llie Wise is Sultirlcnt." An
effective ami agreeable remedy for the treat
ment of Catarrh, Hay Fever and Catarrhal
Deafness is Ely's Cream Halm. A sure cure.
Cream IJalm effectually cleanses the na-al
pa-sage 3 of catarrhal virus, causing healthy
secictiens, allays inflammation and Initatien,
protects the mcmbranal linings of the head
from additional colds, completely heals the
son s and rcsleres.thc sense el taste aud smell.
Itenellcial results are realized by a te-.-applications.
A thorough treatment as directed
will cure Catarrh. Asa household remedy ler
cold iu the head it is unequalec. The Halm i
easy te use ami agreeable. Sold by drnggMs.
ul .Mi cunts. On receipt el :.0ccnli will mail a
package.
ELY'S CUKAM IJ-VLM CO., Oswego, N. Y.
Kei sale by Lancaster Druggist.
mari-jl&w Tli
When There's a ITHl There's a Way.
Anyone who has the will le try Themas' Ec
lectric Oil will surely liud the way te robust
health, in cases el bronchial affections, sere
tlueal. pains, ,;ic.; ami as an internal remedy,
it is invaluable. Ker s:.le at II. IS. Cochran's
drugstore, KIT North Queen street, Lancaster.
What gives a healthy appetite, an increased
iiige-.llen. stiengtn le tin; museics. aim mm;
te the tiei-ve? Brown's Iren Hitters.
ju." lviUtiV
I'tTwn cured, health and sweet breath se
cured bv Shiloh's Catarrh Kerned y. Price .V)
cents. Nasal Injector tree. Ker sale at Coch
ran's drug stoic, 1ST North Queen S.
liiyl-lwdeewiw
A (.'eugii, Cole or sere M'nreat slioule de
slopped. Neglect frequently results in an In.
curable Lung Disease or Consumption.
ISrewn's i.renchial Troches ,e net disorder
tan stomach like ceujjh syrups and balsams
but act itiivctlyen t lie. infiaiacd parts, allaying
lr-!ta!Itii. give relief In Asthma. Rrenchial
C-.gii.-. Calarrii, and the Threat Treubbis
wliii'h Singers and Public Speakers uresubject
te. k'ev thirty years Urewn'a itrenchial
.Trjcees have liccn receinnieiidisi hy physi
cians, and always give ecrteet satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide ami constant me
for iiisirlv an er.Ura generation, they have at
tain -d wel .tieiited rank among theiewstaple
reii-.edii-s el lh :?. "old at Z". cents a bes
i Vbi w belt). uiv-tvtlTTIliFAlvw
An Enthusiastic Kndersement.
Geriiaji, X. II., July 14, 1S79.
Gusts Wlieever you arc, 1 don't knew ; but
I tiiank tliul.nrd and feel gratctul te you te
knew that iu this world of adulterated medi
cines there is one compound that proves and
does aU it advertises te de and mere. Four
yean :i'0 I h.id a slight shock et palsy, which
unnerved mc te such an extent that the least
excitement would make me shake like the
ague. Last May I was induced te try Hep Bit
ters. 1 used one bottle, but did net sec any
change ; another did se change my nerves that
thevureuevv as steady as they ever were It
used te take both hands te write, but new my
jre d right hand writes this. Xew, it you con
tinue te manufacture as honest and geed an
nrticlu us you de, you will accumulate an
honest fortune, and confer the greatest bless
ing en your fellow men that was ever cen-K-ricd
mi mankind. Tim liur.cn.
Jul-2wd&w
Ir i-, a loelish mistake te confound a remedy
of merit with quack medicine. We aavc used
Uarkcr's Uinger Tonic with the happiest re
sults for Dyspepsia, and Debility and knew it
te be a steilinj; health restorative. Times.
juMmdeod&eew
1'iivsii'iAr.s' sanction lias been accorded te
that standard disinfectant, Glenn's Sulphur
Seap. Hill's Hair Dye." blaek or brown, 50
c-L'iits. JuMwdeed&w
Dvsi'KiTie, nervous' people, "out of sorts,'
Celden's I.iebig'e Liquid I'ect sold Tonic In-vi-jorater
will cine. Al: for Celden. Of Drug
gi,ts. ' iu2-lwdeed&v
The unhappy witc who suiters Irem the pet
ulence and ill humor of a nervous husband,
should niitr.i; the real ciuse in her complaint
te the court, or remove that nervousness by
nrcscntinx the defendant with Dr. Bensen's
Celeiy and Chamomile Pills. ju.'i-lwditw
The GIIKAT GKIC.MAX I.VVIGOitATOK is
the marvel of the .Medical World. It neve
fails te completely euro Nervous Debility,
Impetcncy, Mental Depression, and all dis
eases caused Irem excesi. The testimony of
thousands can be had by writing K. J. CIIE
NKV, Teledo, Ohie, sole agent of the I'nited
.States. Trice $1.() per box, six boxes for $5.00.
II your druggist does net keep the remedy,
scud te headquarters and get the medicine by
mail. Circulars and testimonials en applica
lien. Ker sale at Kaullmun's drugstore, North
Queen Sireei. my!-M&Th I
rroel I'ohlttve.
We have 1' most
prnnt that 'I", aias'
leelual spet'Hf ler
rheumatism . :'
lict. Ker si'le at ii
OMsfiive and convincing
!. itsctric Oil is a most et-
li .ilily pain. In cases et
stasia it gives instant re
'!. Cochran's drug store.
1S7 North Qucu -H-. .
Lancaster.
It id TIIS. 1
l'vi.a-ln this city, en the Gtli inst.. 1SSJ,
Philip l'yle, ajed 7-; years, " uieutlis and '27
days.
The relatives and lriends arc re.spectfully
invited te attend tile funeral trem the resi
lience ei liis son in-law, Daniel K. Auchanip,
Se. mr.) North Qiu.cn street, en Friday after
noon at 2 o'eleel-:. Interment in Lancaster
cemetery. 2td
I'icki.s. In this city, en the 7tlief.Iune,
1SS.', Dera Mav, duiightKi' of Pliileiia and the
late Henry II. Pickle, nrjed :; ye:us and It;
ilay.s.
Tin: relatives and friends et the family arc
icspeet tally Invited te ulleud the tuneral,
irem tl:t) leaidence of her mother, Ne. 5-J4
North Queen street, ou Friday alteruoeu al 2
o'clock. Interuient at Lanciiiter cenielery.
Xi;- AU VEIlTlbJZMKtfTS.
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ltd
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STKA1Y, ItKLIAIll.K
t? Mai
an for a steady .situatien: ene liaving
a little knowledge et machinery preferred.
Address P. O. UOX III, City. ltd
II1K flltBASI AND STKAWItEKKY
FESTIVAL will be held at the West Miy Miy
sieu chapel. Charlette street, near Lemen, en
lltlDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, June
nth ami tot li Admission free en Friday even
iiur. S-2td
yy-ATCii
lHdtl.S.
Wanted, a llrst class Teel-Maker and Ma
chinist. Apply le
U'AinVU'i; MAXITFACTI'KING CO,
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D'
JSKASKS K TIIK SKIN IIAVi: I5KKN
tee much bcparaled from ether dibcases.
mid the skin has been looked upon tee much
as independent of ether parts.
All Diseases of the Skin, Cancer and Private
Diseases periiuuipiitly cured by Dlt. II. D.
LONUAKKU. Ofliee 1.: East Walnut street,
Lancaster, Pit. Consultation tree. juS-aid
l)KOI'IISALS.-Sll,VLl!n PKUPOSALS
X will be received te June 'Juth Inst., ier the
('radius; and Mn-enry retiuired te cemplet
the unliiiished portion of the Yerk and Peach
r.olteui Railway, freni Delta, Pa., te the Sus Sus
euiihanna Canal a; Peach Ilotleni distance
about lour miles.
Specifications and blank lerius of propesiti
will be inrnished ou :iiplicatien te the under
signed at Peach I'olieii!, Pa., or S. M. MANI
FOLD. Supei iulcndent, Yerk, Pa.
The right is reserved te reject any erall bids.
Indorse envelope "Proposals ler grading
and masonry" and address te
CI1AS. It. McCONKEY,
Pic.-idciit Y. A P. It. U. W. Ce..
j7-:'.td Peach Uotteai. l'a.
EXCUICSION TO ailliBT Al.TC l'ARK.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14th.
Ari'.iiigciiients liavt! been luaile w ilh tlie P.
It. I.'. te run a special train through without
change, leaving tickkts.
Whole. IlaiL
Lancaster .Vila. m. $J.50 $I.-J5
LandiHVllie s:is i.w i.ai
.Mount Jev J:f' " '"-'- L'a
Elixabethtntvit :in 2.i 1.1U
Arriving at Mount Alte at i):i. m.
Alse taking passengers Irem Harrisburg,
Mechanic-sburg Carlisle and Sluppcnsbiirg.
Taylei's lull erchesim tit Lancastei will ac
company the exclusion. Ketiirn train leaves
Mount. Alte at ii::i p. m.
Secure your tickets and receive all informa
tion tieni 10. ). 1-Msnian, .Mi North Queen St. ;
S D. stupe. Landi-ville; Stell & Mooney, ML
Jev, and t W. Miller. Eli.:iliutlitewa.i ,10,12d
T
mi: lancisti::j watches.
MtlUE THAN
1,000 WATCHES.
THE FACT THAT MORE THAN
One TlisaiJ
Lancaster
I1.WK I'.EliX SOLD IN
WHS!1?
11
IlUiilNti THE PAST T0 YEARS,
Is .iii"dactery evidence el
HOME PRIDE IN HOME PRODUCTS.
SIXTEEN GRADES
OK TIIBSK
WATCHES ARE NOW MADE
AT THE
Lancaster Watch Factory.
They are tlic Finest Product et Pennsylva
nia Skill and Pennsylvania Enterprise. -It Is
cenihlcntly believed that NO BETTER
WATCH, ler the Meney, Is made or sold any
where in the world cither in America or in
Europe. jnncS-lyd&wa
watches
XEW AD rXBTlSEXEXTS.
DK" l'jn"lOlAX and SUKGEOX.
OKI'lCE-21 EAST OKANGE STKEET.
Re9idencc-I3--. North Quccu street. Jg-lw
IT City Band, this evening, at FUANKE's
criiuL-e rsnw llarbev's Celebratea
SUMMER GARDEN
Lager Beer en tap.
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JOHN HESS,
Proprietor.
-VKGANIZED 1810.
The Old American Fire Insurance Com
pany of Philadephia.
ASSETS : One Millien,. Six Hundred
and Tnlrty-three Thousand,
Five Hundred and Eishty Eishty
feur Dollars and Eighty
eight cents.
All Invested in Safe and Solid Securities:
Company Conservatively Managed.
S-Fer Insurance apply te
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19 EAST KINU STREET.
ju3 5iiiilTilTli&S
TWOPOSALS
WILL KK KKCKIVKI)
A
until June 17 by the Kev. Dr. McCullagh
ler the completion et St. Mary's orphanage
ar (I Schools. Fer plans anil speculations ap
ply at the Pasteral Hesldcnce. The rijjlit is
reserved te reject all bids net satisfactory,
atd
CLOTHING.
stlutuixu:
D. B. HOSTETTER & SON
Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCA3TEP,
KTAKK PLEASURE IX XOTIFY1XO
THE PUBLIC IX GEXERAL THAT
nun stock for tub.
SPRING SEASON
i
JS COMPLETED, AXD IT WILL JiEXE
FlTOUIi PATROXS TO IXSPECT
The Large Variety of Goods
Fen
GENTLEMEN'S WEAB,
THE LA TEST IX PA TTERX A Xl
COLOR, WUCI1 WE HA YE
OX OUR COUNTERS
1 1 Hostetter l Seb
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
KS ADViUtTlSlNti PAY?
WE THINK IT DOUS!
D"
lint it pays us better te sell geed goods at a
Small prelit. Everybody may net knew this,
but a 8ingln glance in any or all of the de
partments will inalie a better showing than
any advertisement we -can write. The fraloet
CLOTHING
Fertius year has never been equaled iu the
history et the house, and we trust everybody
has been pleased with their purchases. It
such is net the case and the facts are made
known te us we will make evc.rythinir satis
factory. Our stock of
OLOTHINGr
Is worth your seeing, and the manner
wldch It is made is worth veur
examining. There arc
in
Cheap Working Suits,
As well as these ler
Pine Dress Fine Dress
AND OUIf. STOCK OV
i n
(l
Is se grea', you can hardly fall te find seni
thing te please you.
Han & Fester,
34, 36 and 38 East King St,
LANCASTER. PA.
t:i:i.i.iNe
OKri
IN OUDKK TO lUSl'OSK Or THE 1JAK
ANCE OF MY STOCK OK
READY-MADE
CLOTHING
-1 HAVE MADE
ANOTHER REDUCTION.
AN KXTKA TEN PER CENT.
WILL RE ALLOWED TO EVERY PUR
VITAS ER OF ANY ARTICLE IX
READY-MADE CLOTIIIXU.
We have MEN'S SUITS for $5. worth $11:
S3
worth $l.r: $10 worth 1S; $12 worth $.
HOY'S SUITS for $3 worth $3; $1 worth $7;
$"i worth $10.
Ucincinber, the balance anil entire sleck el
Ueatly-Maile Clothing must he closed out !y
July 1st, as we Intern! te de an entire.
SUITS MADE te ORDER
iu the J.ale-it and most elegant style. Em-
ideying a Kiist-Clasa Cutter, I can readily
guarantee a Perfect Fit.
AL. ROSENSTEIN.
ONE PRICE CLOTHIER and TAILOR,
Ne. 37 North Qma Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
Next deer te Shultz & Bre.'a Hat Stere.
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JOHN ITJlNAMAKER'S.
JOHN WANAMAKER'S,
PHILADELPHIA.
THURSDAY:
Black silk figured grenadines,
the finest Lyens grenadines,
marked down a dollar or mere
a yard.
These grenadines are net
imported, we believe, by mere
than three houses in the United
States. Philadelphia is reputed
te require finer, if net mere
brilliant dress goods than any
ether American city ; and yet
net another store here has an
assortment of this class of gren
adines. We have about seventy
or eighty different patterns of
them ; five or ten times as many
probably, as all the ether stores
together.
We have tee many ; for, as
the season turns out, they bring
us less. But we have had the
satisfaction of having an unpre
cedented collection of the finest
grenadines in the world. Noth
ing but summer without a
spring would have wasted our
venture.
Next-outer circle, southwest from centre.
Colored silk of very geed
quality at 75 cents ; fifteen of
the leading colors. Colored silk
at the price is net uncommon ;
but the quality is uncommon.
Colored damassc leuisiness
and taffetas, $1.50; and the
variety is se great as te com
bine with almost any dress
material.
Next-outer circle, southeast trem centre.
Mere of Lupin's 60-cent alba
tross at 27lA cents; 30-inch;
all colors ; enough te last a
week; and this is the last of it.
Anether albatross at 25 cents,
cream and pink only, is worth
somewhat mere. Other grades,
double width, 50 cents te $1.
Nun's veiling of at least a
dozen qualities, 25 cents te
$1.50. Cashmere, ditto, 50 cents
te $1.
Nun's veiling with a small
plaid of open work, 65 cents ;
A similar fabric with very fine
open-work plaid, and a peculiar
twist in the weaving, giving an
armu re-lace effect, Sjj4 cents.
Spanish-lace grenadine, $1.
Same, silk and wool, $1.35.
All these are in evening col
ors. Seme are darker, also.
We have maintained from the
beginning of the season such a
stock of evening fabrics in fine
wool as is hardly te be seen
anywhere else in the country.
The stock is as full asjjever.
Next-outer circle. Thirteenth-street entrance.
Ready-made dresses, white,
$4.50 te $50; gingham, $3.50
te $15; lawn, $3.50 te $18;
chintz, $2.50 te $5. Dusters,
linen, $1.25 te $5 ; mohair, $2.50
te $8. Wrappers, 90 cents up.
A wrapper made out of bed
blanket, with border for trim
ming is a new notion ; $8.
Bathing dresses, $2.25 te $1 2.
130! and ICO! chestnut street.
Laces. We have looked
through all our lace goods, and
put lower prices en everything
that would bear lower. This
has te be done often in a quick
stock like ours, if it is kept
nuick: for nobedv is iroed
enough buyer te have every
thing turnout equally success
ful. Many things are sharply
marked down.
These are new: Embroidered
mull fichus, 25 cents. Embroid
ered printed mull ties, 25 cents.
Embroidery net el fair quality,
net fine, yard wide, 1 2 cents.
Southeast trem centre.
The ladies' blouse waist is
substantially like the top of a
gentleman s flannel shirt and is
made pretty in very much the
same way, by stitching and silk
cord lacing. $2 te $2.50.
The skirt with fixed pannier
ought te be looked at. It is
really important.
Beth are with muslin under
wear. West from south entrance le main building,
Mesquite netting canopies,
and fixtures ; complete and put
up, or parts.
East et Arcade.
Mattings at
ie cents a yard.
A geed assortment of fancy
mattmes
yet ; but will net be
long.
North gallery.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and city-hall square.
PHILADELPHIA.
TIIED EDITIOU.
THURSDAY EVENIKO, JUNE 8, 1882.
LATEST BY TELEGEAPH,
ADJUSTING THE DIFFKKENCES.
Laborers antl Manufacturer C'oinpremUo
at MilwauKe.
Miiavauke, June 8. Milwauke repre
sentatives of the North Chicago rolling
mill company held a secret conference last
uilit ami an amicable arrangement was
arrived at, rclative te a number of matters
involved in the great strike. It is under
stood that the manufacturers here are
willing te meet the laborers half way, and
will allow them a partial advance where
such is possible. It is believed everythirg
will be amicably settled at another meet
iug next Friday. Several of the depart
ments will likely be enabled te start up
asraiu next week. The feeling at Bay
"View yesterday was that of confidence and
a.l the workmen seemed te de eiatea mac
tin; local dilficu,ies at least will be amica
bly adjusted. Interviews with the manu
facturers developed the fact that they had
virtually decided te concede a number of
important points, although they assert
that they have only decided upon such ad
vances as seem te them necessary and
just.
TUe Situation at Sewbuij.
Ci.evei.anu, O., June 811:15 a.m.
Everything is quiet at Newburg this
meruiug. The strikers are net cengrcgat
iug in crowds and say they will make no
disturbance. The mill owners claim in
creased number of non-uuien men and ate
confident.
WIM WKSTISltN WAY.
Masked .lieu ltalil it Missouri Town.
Kansas Citv, Me.. June 8. Particulars
are received of an attack en the bank of
Brceklield yesterday by six armed and
mounted men who rode into the
town of Brookfield just as the bank
was closing for the day, discharging
fucarms as they rode through the place,
overawing the town's people. The men
were all masked. The county sherilf and
raashal organized a pesse as speedily as
possible and started after the robbers.
Dick Little, ex-Marshal'Leggettand ethers
in this city, who arc familiar with the
James gang think that Frank was net con
nccted with the allair, although they ad
mit the job was done up in the James
boys' styic. It is claimed that Frank is
net iu the neighborhood. There is plenty
of tall timber near Brookfield aud it is net
thought likely that the gaug will be cap
tured.
A telegram from Kirkvillc, net far from
Brookfield, states that a party of men
have been stepping en the Ilarper farm, 5
miles southeast of that place, for the p:ist
three weeks. They kept their revolvers
en all the time. Nobody knew them. Sev
eral horses were stolen thore en Saturday
night.
i:i:itUKIN TUB MEWSl'Al'KKS.
The Humer Against the Star ltoute Jurera
Washington, Jnue - 8. Previous te
opening of argument iu the Star Reute
cases te-day Jiule Wylie called attention
te certain newspaper articles in regard te
jurors in these cases, especially tales
men. These articles lie sail! did great in
justice te the marshal as well as jurors.
Mr. Murray, one of the talesmen, was then
interrogated as te his qualifications and
the district attorney declared that he had
accepted him. The judge stated that the
gentleman had been'regularly summoned,
passed examination and had been accepted
and it was cruel injustice for newspapers
writers te assail jurors without foundation
of fact. These dying rumors he said were
calculated te de great harm, and he
thought it the duty or the district attorney
te take efiiaial notice or these newspaper
attacks. Mr.S'.vecney then proceeded with
his argument iu dofense of ex Sanater
Doisey.
A DKUSKEN llUSUANir.S CKlluI..
lie Tries te Urewn His Aged Wife ana
WatchiK Jler Struggles Iu the Water.
Coiiees, N. Y., June 8. At 7 o'clock
this a. m. Lercu. Orecuman, while Buffer
ing from delirium tremens, followed his
wile, acd GO years, through the streets
for half a ini'e, until reaching the bridge,
which cresses the Krie street basiu of the
Cohecs water- power company's canal,
when he saized her. and after a brief strug
gle en the guard railing, her strcugthgave
way and she diepped into the water. Green
man followed and watched her drowning
struggles. Mrs. Greenman was dually
rescued by Palmer Adams, a postertlco
delivery cleric. Greenman was arrested.
Starved lllmsclf te Death.
Li.tcei.n, Neil, Juue 8. Adelph Scho Sche
myer, a Polish Jew who was sent te the
penitcnliaiy for stealing, but was subse
quently about a month age transferred te
an insane asylum, persistently for seven
month!; i erased feed except what was
forced down him. His weight fell from
150 !e 80 pounds, and yesterday he died.
A few hours before his death he ate
veraciously, but at the last momeni he
lamented, havinir, as he said, violated a
divine command by eating.
Tim Oregon Lcgisluture Hepubllcau
POUTI.ANO, Orcgeu. June 8. The Leg
islature is evidently Republican by a ma
jority of two, and the returns from re
mote counties may incicase it te six or
seven. J lie teiegrapu lines in xisicru
Oregon are still down, but the mail ad
vices indicate that the Democratic majoii majeii
ties in that section will be smaller than
usual, and that yesterday's figures en the
majority for the state Republican ticket
are probably tee low.
Insurgents ICeut the Austrluui
Attinee, June 7. The following has
been received from Slavauic sources : An
Austrian battalion were attacked en the
2d inst., by 200 insurgents near Marine,
north of Mester. The Austrians were
surprised and compelled te retreat with
a less of 95 killed. The insurgents lese
20 killed and wounded. On the Ud inst.
the insurgents attacked and destroyed the
Austrian barracks at Bischina, killing 25
or the troops. The rest fled.
Counterfeiters Caught.
Cihcaoe, June 8. Geerge Ellis, Jehn
II. Clark, Frederick Leland and David
Arads counterfeiters were captured at
midnight. They are well known, and bad
iu their possession all implements and
product of their trade.
New Yeuk, June 8. Secret heivice
people have arrested Jeseph Walters and
Kate Shay, counterfeiters, aud have cap
tured their plant. They are held in 5,000
bail.
They Want Reconciliation.
Caike, June 8. The Turkish mission
cemnriscs 58 persons. It is understood
that'the leaders of the military party in
tend te apply te Dervisch Pacha te effect a
reconciliation between themselves and the
Khedive.
Caire, June 8. Dervisch Pacha ha
arrived here.
lYKATHKK INIHuATIONjJ.
Washington, June 8. Fer the Middle
Atlanticstates, fair weather, daring the
day followed by local rains during the
night, winds, mostly from south te west
stationary or lower barometer, slight
changes in temperature.
ma British Squadron at Gibraltar.
Gitjramak, June 8. The British Chan-'
nel squadron consisting ei tne iron ciaas
Minotaur, Aginceurr, Achilles and North
umberland has arrived here.
'Foxhall Wins n Kace.
Losdes, Jnne 8, 3 p. in. Mr. J. I.
Keene's four year old bay colt Foxhall,
wen the race for the geld cup, value
1,000 sovereigns, with 200 sovereigns
for the second and 100 sovereigns
for tlie third added te a subscription
of 20 sovereigns each half forfeit.
The Duke of Beaufort, three-ycar-cld
chestnut colt Faugh a-P.all.mh secured
the second place, and his live-year old
brown herse Potrenel the third. Only
the three mentioned horses rau.
Tbe Pacini; Keceril Ueaten.
Rev Wike, Minn., June 8. In the ia;ea
of the Northwestern circuit hore te-day,
the famous pacer Little Brown Jug, new
owned by Comniedoro Kittsten, of St.
Paul, made the fastest time eyer paced ou
a half-mile taack. Time, 2:16. He paced
his second mile in 2:19.
Increasing faBsioe.
Washington, June 8. The Heuse this
morning passed a bill increasing te $40
per month pensions of any person who in
the Iato war lest an arm, leg, hand or
feet, or received disabilities equal thereto.
, JiaKKfTll.
nw Ker mni.
Nw Yebs. June 8. Klenr Slal.
mill
Western dull and prices without
detidi d
change. Seuttiern quiet anil steyd -.
Wheat iQlJiP higher and streng: fairly ac
tive speculation ; Se. 2 Ked. June, $1 I7jj
14SM : de July. l 29-401 Su-.de Angu-t,
$1 21&S1 2IJJ : 'e Sept- l 'JOK4P45I 21.
Cern ViCWie better and fairly active : Mixed
Western, spot, 776S0Jc; de future. 77;,S
SOKc.
uiitu 'i'sii better: Se. 2 July, .'r.'c : de
Auguit, 47c ; State, OOfiCTc ; Western, .V?giJV.
rnuailelpniB Alaritei.
fHILADBLTBIA. JUUC 8 Fllir
dull, but
steady : Superfine. 13 2"i4 0.)
.- ( : l'cnn'n family. 303": iw
KMl-.l. fl 2.'.
Olile am! In
dlnnu de, $5 257.
Itye flour ttt 1 37S 50.
Wheat strenj? : l'a. Reil , $1 4231 II : de Ant
Cern quiet, bntllrm ter local uxi
KlJc; Yellow at S5K-': Mix.-d.
Se. 3 Mixed, SlitS4c.
Oats rtcnree and llrmer; Ne.
(gftc; Ne. 2 llefilH:'',
: Steamer,
ISiSS.V ;
1 While.
! di lS:,!.y)
Cic ; Ne. 2 3IIXCU. y3yi.;c.
Kye steady al tOe.
Previsions linn and in jjoed julibln
de-
mind.
l.urd linn.
Butter tinner and mere demand : Cream
ery extra, 25c: de geed te choice, 22324c.
KellsdiiU aud unchamtcii.
Kirirs steady, supplies llrfht : l'a.
'.t:.-: West-
crn 25c
Cheese unlet and unchanged.
Petroleum dull ; Kelincd. 7.iC.
Whisky sales at $1 17
Seeds Fluxseud at $1 40l 4:i.
Oram ami ITetibhhi yuotlien
One o'clock quotatleiw el grain and previt
Ions, furnished by S. K. l uudt.
East King street.
Kreker, V
June 8.
Chicago.
Cem Outs Perk Lard
.71 .30 2e.U H"-"
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Wheat
June... "Ai
July.... 1.33J
An;;ust 1.1
June.... 1.4
Julv..... 1.237m
Aug I.I!WH
Sept.... 1.1
BteczraarKar.
New Yerk, Plilladelpluii and f.mid Slecks
also United States llnuds refCTtid dully 1'V
jAtmn II. Letni, 22 North gm-eii : trier.
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Denver ft Kle Grande
N. Y.. Loke Krie & WiKtnrii...
Kansas and Texas
I.aKe yiiereA Mich. Southern.,
New Yerk Central
New Jersey Cen ii;.
Ontario A Western
Omuha Cem.............
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Pacific Mall Steamship Ce....
Chicago. Bill. St. Paul
Texas Pacific
Wabash. "- uis A Puclflc...
Western Union Tel. Ce
Pennsylvania It. K.
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Northern Pacific Cem
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P bTOltt, ItOOlI. 1ST, Eml King street.
apse-tid
1N1JUIIIK AT 1SI.
Vjieis salk. ankhmknsk NUini:t:i:er
HOUSED, STOKES, KUII.OINl! I.TS, ,U,
of all descriptions, in all lociitllle-t and at ull
prices.
NKW CATALOGUE,
with iric3, free te every one.-;
ALLAN A. IIKKK . Ce.,
deca-fl'ild -'' North IiiiUm -ir. .
1)UI11.IC HAl.KOK MOUSES AM .!. 1. 1..
Ou MONDAY, JUNE 12. IS!.-will lies.ild
at public sale, at the Keystone Hetel, North
Queen street. Lancaster. Pa., the fo'.lewhi;. -21
head et Kentucky Horses, mid -dx Kine
Large Yeung Alnle.i. Amongst them ur.r itnc
geed read horses, geed drivers, nu; puir et
very tine black horses, ene pair et very Hue
roan horses, well matched, four and five venrs
old, kind and gentle l barneys. Six of Hi
arc very line saddle horses. All stock niii-t bi
as represented.
A credit of sixty days will be given.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p.m.. en suit
day, when terms wilt l made known by
JOSEPH A. OCKKIt,
J ekh Keiimas. And. "-"'!
1
)CI1I.IC SAI.K III' VOWS. UN SAIIIK
DAY. JUNE I0.1S82. will be sold at. piitilic
sale, at the public house et Jehn IS. Ki-pper
ling, in the village et Nellsville. en the l.iill.
pike, Manheim township, Lancastei county.
Pa., the following te wit: Twenty he id et
VEUY FINE COWS, some lrcsh and sonic
springers. The above stock wii selected with
cure anil must be in every respect as r-pre
sullied or no sale. Ne postpeuciiiLMit en :ie :ie
ceiiut of the wcath'.T. A credit of si xty ihy
will Iieiven.
Sale te commence at I o'clock P. M., el suld
day, when attendance will In; given bv
HAU1C.Y C. LINTN Kit.
S. 1IE3S A Se. A nets.
N.I5. ir It is dry w will sell in the nil. and
if it Is wet we will sell inihc dry. Jiin.'t-iUd
UN TEU TAIN MUX TS.
TUITON VPKItA HOUSIS, LAACASTKlf.
NO OTHER IXDOOR AMUSEMENT HAS
EVER EQUALED THIS IN' AT
TENDANCE or SATISFA C'TION.
ONE WEEK,
Wednesday sod Saturday Muliuccs,
-COMMENCINC
Monday, June 12th.
MIL JOHN I). MISHLEIt c.dls sec!.il at
tention te the fact that In his e.xtcnil vc e.xper
lencc he has never lial an entertainment se
novel, wonderful and entertaining as
THE EQUINE PARADOX,
BARTHOLOMEWS
16
The most m-irvcleiis exhibition ever present
cd and THE ONLY' ONE that receives the
patronage and approbation of everybody. Tl.e
report of these who have seen it mirpusje-t
belief Willi these who have net been se ti.rtu
nate. Everybody delighted, astonished, ex
cited, wendcrstruck, at the extraordinary ex
hibition el cultivated Intelligence and wen
dertul development et the" reasoning facuity
in dumb brutes as shown In tlic feats and per per
ieriiianc'j of these beautiful animals, which de
BveiTrthing but Talk,
Indicating an ability for reasoning that allies
them te the human race.
SPECIAL PRICES:
Notwithstanding the great expense et pre
senting this extraordinary and only enter
tainment et Its kind, special (rices will pre
vail te enable all who may desire toenjey it.
35 CTP.
CO CTS.
ADMISSION
KK-KRVED SEATS.
Fer sale for any of the eight performances at
Opera Heuse Office en or after Thursday..! inn:
8th. Seats can be secured by mail or ti-legraph
by addressing U. Yecker.
MATINEE PRICK. IS, 2" & -3 CTS.
jun". 7et
En
Horses