LANCASTER BAlLTINTEUGraCEREUESDAy fJUNE 13, 1882. Delightful Excursion. The excursion te Mount Alte park which leaves this city te morrow morning at 5:2-3 o'clock, premises te be a most delightful one. The park is one of the most pictur esque places in Pennsylvania, almost rivaling Watkins Glen iu the variety of its beauties. The weather premises te be fine ; the fare is low, as will be seen ey advertisement elsewhere, aud the read passes through the Cumberland valley which, of itself presents, a wonderful variety of charming landscapes. Persons intending te participate in the excursion should purchase their tickets this evening se that the railroad company may be able te provide an ample number of cars for their conveyance te the park. The des tination of this excursion should net be compounded with Pine Greve. Mount Alte is vastly mere extensive and beauti ful. Weeds Meetings. An assembly for the promotion of Sabbath-school work will be held ou the Steverdale camp grounds near Hummels town, Penn., from July 20 te August 2d. Under the superintendence of Rev. Albeit. W. Parry, assisted byltev. W.IM. Parry,of Vineland, aud ethers, there will be a four days' meeting held in Win. Glisbys'lwoeds near Mexico, Cecil County Md., June 13 and 18th, inclusive ; order of services te wit : preaching Thursday. Friday, and Saturday, at 7:45 p. m. Sabbath,. 18th insr, 10:30 a. m. and 8 p. iu. The meeting will be held in the interest of no exclusive sect, but with the express purpose of advancing Bible belim 88. Heavy Werk, The large Diebold safe noticed yester day was landed safely in the store of E. P. Bewman, en Chestnut street, yesterday afternoon about 41 o'clock. It was a very heavy job and while it was being hauled down Market street irem the railroad the front axle of the heavy wagon envhicli it was, was broken. A new front cai riage was procured and it steed the immense weight. I'rateriiHl Vlnlt. Last evening the Cauasatcu ledge of Ked Men paid a fraternal visit te the Ee-sliah-ko-iice ledge of the same order, and afterwards both ledges adjourned te Schuniberger's saloon, wlicie A sumptu ous feast of geed things was placed before them and enjoyed with the greatest zest. Sale or Kcal Kstatu. Henry Shubei t, auctioneer, sold, June 115, at private sale the property. Ne. 323 North Lime street, belonging te Dr. Jehn Lev Lev Lev crgoed, ler $3,800. HVECIAL NOTICES. What pives a healthy appetite, an mcrea-cd digestion, strength te tin; muscles, and tone te theneives? Brown's Iren Bitters. ju5-lwdw IiTsrBrric, nervous people, " um el sorts,' Celilen's Liebig's Liquid Beet unci Tonic ln ln ln vigorater will cuie. Auk for Celden. erDrng gists. I u2-lvtleed Avi an as al ikjectek lree with -afh bottle el Hiilel.'s Cutarrh Remedy. Prien 50 cents, Fer sale :tl Cochran' drug ster 137 North Queen street. Ker. DvsrKi-six and I.lvcr Complaint, you have a pi inted guarantee tin every bottle et bhlleh's Vindizer. It never falls tn cure. Fer -nle ut Cochran's drug store, 1.17 North Queen stivet. 1'roer FefdtUc. We have the most positive ami convincing pioel thttThenins' Eclectrfc Oil isamostet isamestet teetual specific for bodily pain. In c.iscsef rheumatism and neuralgia ft given instant re liet. KersalcntII.ll. Cochran's drug store. 1.17 North Queen street. Lancaster. The only iron preparation that does net color the teeth, and will net causa headache or constipation, as ether Iren prcparallen-rVill, is Brown's Iren Bitter. jul2-lwditw ltrwn-s Mouselioiu I'.inacen. Is the most cllcctive Tain Destroyer in the world. Will most surely quicken the bleed, whether taken Internally or applied extemally.nnil thereby mere certainly relieve pain, whether chronic or acute, than any ether pain alleviator, and it is warranted double the strength e! any similar preparation. It cures pain iu the Side. Hack or Bowels. Sere Threat, Rheumatism and all achks, and is THE UREAT RELIEVER OF PAIN. " Buewrt's Household Panama" should be in every laniily. A teaspoonful of the Panacea in a tumbler et het water sweetened if preferred, taken at bed time will ureas ur a cei.h. els a bottle. fcbll-lvdM.W&S&w Wliee There's u. Will There's a Wuy. Anyone who has the will te try Themas' Ec lectrfc Oil will surely find the way te robust health, in catcs ei bronchial affections, sere threat, pains, etc.; and as an internal remedy, It is invaluable. Fer sale at II. B. Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen street. Lancaster. Decllne of Alan. Nervous Weakncs3, Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility, cured by Wells' Health Itc newcr. $1. Fer sale by Jehn Black. Hew many n sweet face is marred By j ellew teeth and failing gums. And month and lips all het and hard. And breath deep-tainted as it come-: And yet, with SOZODONT, we may Keep nil these dire delects at bay. jul3-livdee lil-w A Cough. Coie or sere Tnreai sheulu de stepped. Xsegfect TreTaently results in an In curable I.'tng Disease or Consumption. Brown's irenchial Treeh:s de net disorder tne stomach like cough syrups and balsams, but act directly en the In named parts, allaying Irritation, give relief In Asthma, Bronchial Coughs, Catarrh, and the Threat Tumbles which .Singers and Public Speakers ure subject te. Fer thirty years .Brown's Bronchial Troches have been recommended by physi cians, ami alwavs give perlcet satlslaclieii. Ha lug been tested by wlile and constant use for nearly an entire generation, they have at tained v ') .nprilcd rankameng the lew staple rained Us of the age. Sold at .". emtsa box ever m hei e. in v-lvtJTThA F&lvw "Who Grasps Much Holds Little." The proprietors of Ely's Cream Balm de net claim it te be a cure-all, but a sure remedy for Catarrh and Catarrhal Dcalness, Colds in the Head anil Hay Fever. Cream Balm effectually cleanses the nasal passages of Catarrhal virus, causing lieallhy secretions, allays inflammation, protects the membranal linings of the head from add! tienal cold, completely heals the sores and restores thcscnsceftastcumlsmell. Beneficial results are realized by a tew applications. A thorough treatment will cure Catarrh. The Balm is easy te use and agreeable. Sold by druggists at 50 cents. On receipt of 10c. will mail a package. ELY'S CREAM BALM CO., Oswego, N. Y. Fer sale by Lancaster druggist.-. ty-dft w 1 u Ilay Fever. Fer twenty-live years I have been severely afflicted with Hay Fever. While surteringin tensly I was Induced, through Mr. Tichcner's testimonial, te try Ely's Cream Balm. The Immediate effect was marvelous. I have been enabled I e perform my pasteial duties with out the slightest Inconvenience. Have been exposed te heat, draughts and dust, and have escaped a return attack. I pronounce Ely's Cream Balm a cure ler Hay Fever. William T. Care, Presbyterian pastor, Elizabeth, N. J. Messrs. Mills & Laced, Grand Rapids.Mich. Dear Sirs: Having used Ely's Cream Balm ter Hay Fevcr, and experienced great relict from its use. 1 most cordially recommend it us the best of all the many remedies I have tried. Yours, ftc , T. B. J exes. Lawyer. Price B0 cents. Apply into nostrils with little finger. Fer sale at Cochran's drug store, 18" North Queen street. jci2. a Te Lauies.-U you wish te render your skin white and soft, use Glenn's Sulphur Seap Plke'-s Toothache Dieps cure In one minute. Jul2-lwdcedw The countenance of mortal man or woman cannot be celestially radient and pure, but with Ur. Bensen's Skin Cure, it can be made smooth and free from tetter, scaly eruptions freckles ami climatic discoloration, a lovely toilet dressing. Jnl'Mwd&w It is a foolish mistake te confound a remedy et merit with quack medicine. We nave used Parker's Ginger Tonic with the happiest re sults for Dyspepsia, anil Debility and knew It te be a sterling health restorative. Timet. jul-lmdeodfteew An Eathuilaitic .Endorsement. Gerhav, N. H., July It, 1S79. ;r-sT8 Whoever you are, 1 don't knew; but 1 thank the Lord and feel grateful te you te knew that in 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 te such an extent that the lca.it 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 they are new as steady as they ever were It used te take both hands te write, but new my gODd right hand writes this. New, it you con tinue te manufacture as honest and geed an 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. Tiar Bcrcii. jnl-2wdftw Celden's Liebig's Liquid Beet and Tonic In In In vigorater is endorsed by physicians. Ask for Celden'si; take no ether. Of druggists. iul2-lwdeed&w NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. w AX1EU.-A UTltO.NO WOMAN TO DO General Housework. Applvat 12-2td 128 SOUTH QUEEN ST. CUKAP LOTS rOIt SALE. THE VKnER J signed offers te sell BUILDING LOTS en Duke. Lime, Frederick and New streets en Leng Time and Easy Payments. Call en A. W. KUSSEL, 10-:std,cod 22 East King street. SCHOOL TAX, 1882. The duplicate is In the hands of the treas urer. Thice per cent, el!' let-prompt, payment. W. O. MARSHALL, Treasurer, Ne. 12 Centre Square. -Ofliee heui s lrem 9 a. in. te 4 p. m. julL'-2mdR TKoresALS W1L.L ISK KKCKIVEO ifOK X ISO Perch et Building Stene, te be deliver ed at Biick-yard, Charlette street, above Jumui, ami ale for the laying of tln-Jsame. It KAHL ft MARTIN. ALL UlCADUATES (li'TUK LANCAsTKlt High Schools are l en nested te meet In the school building, corner l'rincc and Chest nut streets, this (TUESDAY) evening at b o'clock, for the purpose of organizing un alumnal association. Let there be a large at tendance. It BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE 1.Ult SALK.-LKASK, STOCK AND F1X- tares et the Grand Central Hetel. Read ing, Pa., lermerly MishicrV, consisting of everything necessary te keep a Urst-class hotel. It net sold at private sale betore the 17tb day of June. A. D. 18S., there will boa public sale made of the same ou the premises, en that day, at one o'clock p. ni. SOLOMON CLOSE, Jul3-lwd Assignee of M. G. Feather. Neckties, Shirts, STOCKINGS, Handbags. Suspenders, &c. AT BRISMAN'S, NO. SO NOKTU QUimN STISEET. e UGANIZED 1810. The Old American Fire Insurance Com pany of Philadephia. ASSETS : One Millien, Six Hundred and Thirty-three Thousand, Five Hundred and Eiehty Eiehty feur Dollars and Eighty eight cents. All Invested in Safe and Solid Securities. Company Conservatively Managed. JSSTFer Insurance apply te RIFE & KAUFFMAN, 19 EAST KING STREET. ju3-5mdTuTh&S r nuivr MARK DOWN. l Mucin In Fine Clothing! $30 SUITS te $25, $24 SUITS te $20, $23 SUITS te $19, $19 SUITS te $16, AND MANY OF THE LOWER PRICED Sl'lTS HAVE BEEN REDUCED IN THE SAME PROPORTION. The Children's and Beys' CLOTHING- IIAVE ISEEN REDUCED PROM $2 te 50c. ON A SUIT, AND THE REASON OF THIS lfe WE ARE OVERSTOCKED AND THEY MUST BE SOLI) ! tf-Everyhedy come and see them. AT 34, 36 and 38 East King St., LANCASTER. PA. JiX TKlt TAISMES T.S. IUf.TON UFEKA HOUSE, LA.MJASIKU. COMMENCING MONDAY. JUNE 12th, Every Night This Week and Wednesday end Saturday Afternoons, THE EQUINE PARAROX, Bartholemew's 16 Educated Horses. EVENING PRICES.... !S, ff and SO CT-S. fGullerv. Children.. .15e. MATINEE PRICES ,,, Kleer&;5 L " Adults.. ..35c. Deers open at 7:30, performance commences at 8:15 ; matinee commences at 2:3t. Reserved Seats lerall performances no. v ou sale at 15. Yccker's office. j 12 5td TNCRKASK YOUK CAPITAL. WHEAT STOCKS, S10, 320, 850, 3100. Investors of small and medium amounts in Grain, Previsions and Stocks as fully pro tected as most extensive anu influential opera tors. Onr successful, fully tried, old estab lished plan, tot it. Reports sent weekly, dividends paid monthly. Semi at once for ex ex planatery circulars and past record, free. Dividends paid during past thirteen months en this fund $C6.71 per share. Address FLEMMING & MERRLAM, 111 and 143 LaSALLE ST., CHICAGO, ILL. j(3-We want a local agent in every town. Excellent inducements. Geed pay te a re- spenvib'c, enterprising man. Write for terms. juO-lyd Williafflsen Festers Urea JOHN WANAKAKER'S. JOHN WANAMAKER'S, PHILADELPHIA. TUESDAY. Chudda and cashmere shawls are worn mere than ever. Fer its -proper use there is no satis factory substitute for chudda: but net everybody will pay $5 te $75 ($5 for a coarse chudda, 7 for a fine one) for a simple modest shawl ei plain goat wool, whose richness will be recognized only by the initiated. The cashmere is brighter, smoother, fresher, newer-looking and costs but $3 te $6. 130J Chestnut. Take this as a sample of our black grenadine news. A pattern of all-silk large plaid Lyens grenadine, which some will like and some will net like (that you knew, is true of everything) we have been sell ing at $1.50 ; and at that price it was very low. Yeu shall have it te-day for $ 1 . Anether some what like it in pattern, but silk and wool, has been $1.25 till new; new 75 cents. . These are simply two samples. There are a hundred. And many, of these grenadines be long te the verv rich goods that have distinguished our trade this year. Next-outer circle, eeulh entrance te main building. Black lace buntings are cer tainly scarce. Ne doubt about it. We told you se last week. Yeu will begin te see the fact within ten days. But we have enough for the immediate pres ent net enough ; for we'cl buy any quantity. At these prices : 1 e and 12 cents for cotton and wool ; 25 cents for all wool, sin gle width; 50, 60, 65, and 75 cents for all wool double width. A new one te-day at 60 asks your particular attention, Nest-entcr ciicle, south entrance te main liulldinK, The black and white silk striped dresses ready made at $10 are going with the warm weather. They have something of the appearance of summer silk ; but are much mere sub stantial than summer silk could be at the price. 1301 and 13a? Chestnut, fcccend lloer. Ribbon short remnants $2.50 a pound ; for quilt patchwork ; in 1 pound packages only. Other remnants, by the yard, at quarter value, or less. We have just received a large quantity of remnants manu facturers' coupons they are called in the trade. We have room te show only a few of them at a time ; because almost the whole space available for milli nery is taken up with untrimmed hats and bonnets at quarter te half value. We sell them the lower en account of our limited facilities, and the unavoidable incenventence of your buying. East et the old waiting room. Cheap Literature : Staxidt Library : 1,302 numbers at '-, IS, 27 and 3C cents. Franklin Square I.ibrury : 235 numbers at 8, 12, 1G and -M cents. Deutsche Library: 102 numbers at 9 and 18 cents. Humboldt Library : 23 numbers at 14 cents. Standard iSeries: 07 numbers at 9, 11, 14, 18 and 22 con te. Yeung People' Library : Vi numbers at 15 cent. New numbers ready en the day of issue. There was a time when we, like ether booksellers, reluctant ly sold these ephemeral editions; but they have grown te such importance that we have pro vided facilities for keeping them all. It surely must belong te the legitimate book trade te supply a style of edition that has wen for itself se general favor. And, may be, book buy ers are entitled te decide what editions they will have, without consulting us book sellers. North of Thirteenth btrcet entrance. Winser & Newton's jartists' materials. All dieir oil colors in tubes, moist and cake water colors : their prepared varnishes and oils ; also their sable, bad ger and bristle brushes. La Croix's colors and pre pared oils for china painting. All the accessories of the studio and encampment. Outer circle, nbrthwcstiiein centre. JOHN WANAMAKER, Chestnut. Tnirtccnth and Market streets and City-hall square. PHILADELPHIA. ZAirCABTBK WATCHES. "VIORE TH K 1,000 WATCHES. THB PACT THAT MORE THAN Lancaster Watches HAVE BEEN SOLD IN Lancaster County DURING THE PAST Twe Years Is Sali-slactery Evidence el HOME PRIDE IN HOME PRODUCTS. SIXTEEN G12ADE8 OF THESE WATCHES AEE NOW MADE. AT THE Lancaster Watch Factory. They are the Finest Product et Pennsylva nia Skill and Pennsylvania Enterprise. It Is confidently believed that NO BETTElt WATCH, for the Meney, is made or sold any where in the world either in America or in Europe. IuneS-lyd&w MILLIJfUJtr. I71NE MII.LINEKV. Irs.A.W.WeiM, Ne. 38 NORTH QUEKN HTHKET. My many Irienils and patrons are re-peel-fully invited te call and examine niyj FINE STOCK -OK COMPRISING All. TUB LIIADINO STYLES FOR DRESS and PROMENADE HATS. LADIES can have their erdci a Ulled in much less time than thev have been accustomed te elsewhere. S"Plcasc call aud examine my goei! and prices without obligation te purchase. -ta-N. it. The Largest and Finest Stock of GHILDHEX'S Scheel and -Dress Hats IN THIS CITY. A lull line of Human Hair Goods Always en hand, and all kinds et I1A1U WORK done at the LOWEST FKICES at . 1 w. 'fl NO. 38 NORTH QUEEN ST., LANCA&TEU, PA. ap27-3iml.Tu.ThS CHINA AKlt it LASS WAJSH. TTMJH S MARTIN. JELLY TUMBLERS! FRUIT JARS ! AT CHINA HALL. We have new en hand a very Larue Quan tity el .IEI.LY TUMBLERS, .TELLY TUMBLERS. JELLY CUPS, .TELLY CUPS, COMMON TUMBLERS. COMMON TUMBLERS. MASON FRUIT JARS, MASON FRIJIT JARS. A Full Line of TABLE GLASSWARE Of New Shapes and Designs. Prices Lew. Examine enr stock be'ore purchasing. High & Martin 15 EST KING STREET BUUKH AND STATIONER. CINE, PLAIN ANI FANCY STATIONERY. JCW P A.N ELS. NEW EASELS. NEW BOOKS ASM) NEW .MAGAZINES, AT" L. M. FLYNN'S NO. 43 WEST K1N1J STREET. J" UN llAEK'S SONS, Jehn Baer's Sens, Nes. 15&.17 North Queen Street, LANCASTER, l'A., Have in stock and for sale, at the LOWEST PRICES the Largest Assortment et Beeks and Stationery That is te be leund in the interior et Pennsyl vania, embracing New and Standard Heek?, Illustrated Beeks, Juvenile Beeks, Snnday Scheel Beeks aud Bibles, Family Bibles ir. Various styles. Teachers' Bibles, Hymn Beeks, German Bibles, Prayer Beeks. WKITINU PAPERS and ENVELOPES. Blank Day Beeks, Ledgers. Cah Beeks, In. voice Beeks, Passbooks, Writing Inks ami Fluids, Steel Pens, Bill Beeks. Pocket boons Purses, Photograph Albums, Cabinet Frames Birthday Card. Picture Cards. c. HOL LAND'S CELEBRATED GOLD PENS. AnC a general assortment et -Stationery, Scheel Beeks and Scheel Furniture at the SIGN OP THE BOOF TJEMOVAL. ALLAN A. MERR & CO. Have EemeveU;thcir GENERAL REAL ESTATE and INSUR ANCE OFFICE TO NO. 100 EAST KING STREET, (Opposite LcopardIIetel). iny2C-3indMR&3mw One TneusaiiQ MillinBiysTrimmiiigs THIRD -EDITIOU. TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 1882. BLAINE TESTIFIES. UK CORRECTS UIS TESTIMONY. And Modifies His Opinion or the "Dirty Democratic Press." Washington, June -13. The examina tien of Mr. Blaine was resumed te-day by theJfereiKU affairs committee. Chairman Williams called Mr. Blaine's attention te passages in the testimony of Rebert E. Randall, relative te the Credit Indus trie!. Witness stated that Mr. RauclaH was an utter stranger te him ; that he lad in February. 1881, approached him in the Senate, but witness avoided conversation a3 far as possible. He had no reason te believe Randall would intentionally mis represent htm, but no such conversations as he (Randall) had testified te had ever taken place. Blaine flatly contradicted many of the statements made by Randall, lie said he (witness), never asked Ramiall if Mr. Hurlbnt as minister te Peru would be ac ceptable te his company, and never inti mated te him what instructions would be given te Hurlbut or te Mr. Trcscett. He asseited that the state department never for a memeut countenanced the idea of an American protectorate. Mt. Blaine took occasion te say thatpcace would ere this have been established between Peru aud Chili, had net Trcscett's instructions been revoked. In reply te a question if he desiicd te make any further statements Mr. Blaine said iu his previous testimony he appears te have spoken of the "dirty democratic press. Lie should have said the dirty per tien of the Democratic press, because the better elements of the Democratic press have taken high and patriotic grounds in disciu'siug this subject. The committee adjourned until te mot met row when Trescetc will be examined. THE UPUOAU INKJrT. Tlie English ami French fleets Cause Trouble anil a Collision With tlie natives' Vessels lininent. Londen, June 11!. A dispatch from Alexandria bays : ''The English man-of-war Superb canto areuud te the harbor en Sunday at midnight. A repot t that she was about te laud marines te protect the consulate haviug spread, soldiers directly crowded the beach and the be.its of the Supcib were ordered te keep oft". The proportion of Arabs killed in the late riot was insignificant. " The Times correspondent at Alexandria telegraphed as fellows : ' That the fleet is almost a source of danger is shown by the fact that when the French stationed a vessel opposite their cousulate te receive refugees, she was immediately surreunJcd by Egyptian steam launches, v.'hich re main, and a collision may occur at any moment." Arrival or the Khedive ut Ale..iuclria. Caire, June 13. The Khedive, accom panied by Dervisch Pacha, started for Alexandria te-day. The Enttteru Situation. Caire, June 13. Dervisch Pacha and Arabi Pacha did net go te Alexandria, as at flrst atfneunced. But only sent tiicir aides-de camp. There have been numerous assaults en Europeans by Araba in Caire. A Terrible Position. Londen, June 13.-Thc correspondent j of the Daily News at Alexandria telegraphs that the position is a terrible one. Any small force that- the fleet could laud would only suffice te excite the Arabs te a gen eral massacre. Tears for the l"u;ure. The correspondent of the Times at Caire telegraphs that unless there is an over whelming Turkish force at Alcxaudia be fore Sunday, there will be a worse out break than that of last Snnday. He says the prestige of Dervisch Pacha has disap-1 pearcd. Sir Edward Malct will remain at Caire until he hears of the safe arrival of the Khedive and Dervisch Pacha at Alexan dria. A later dispatch from Alexandria an nounced the arrival of the Khedive and Dervisch Paca at thcRasclty palace, which can be protected by the gnus of the licet. TUK hTAll KOUl'K TK1A1.S. Judge Wylle impatient et Delay. Washington, Juue 13. In the Star Reute trial te day Mr. Merrick explained that he proposed te take up the routes se riatim, completely disposing of" one route befoie taking up another. He then efl'ered iu evidence vari ous papers ftem the ollice of auditor of the po&tetlieo dapar&uumt. JOl JOl jectiens were made by the defense, liu:. Judge Wylie overfilled the objection., and directed Meriick te proceed, expressing the hope that mere work would be accem plished te-day than yesterday. Senater Saunders, of Nebraska, was then en Hed and testified in regard te the route from Kearney te Kent. Itreckivay the Counterfeiter. Washington. June 13. By eider of the attorney general Charles Brockway, the counterfeiter, was released from custody te-day. A long consultation was held at the dcp.ulment of justice this morning be tween the attorney general aud District Attorney Corkhill and a subsequent inter view followed between the district attor atter attor ney and Mr. Guild, of Newark, N. J., counsel for Brockway. The result of these consultations was the order for releat-c of Brockway. the UUITUAO'.S LAST. He Is Satisfied With Counseller Kecd. Iu auswer te the charges that Guiteau has become dissatisfied with Mr. Reed's management of Guiteau's case, Mr. Reed has given out the fcllewiug letter for pub ligatien : Te the Public : Yeu will plcasu under stand that I am satisfied with the Hen. Chas. II. Reed's conduct of my case. Ne lawyer could de better. (Signed) Chas. GriTEAL. U.S. Jail, Washington, June 13, 1882. Mr. Reed is still confident of his ability te save Guiteau's life, but says that if he fails the piisener will go te the ga'.lews bravely and with composure. Anether Scalawag te be Se.ileit The sub committee of the Heuse com mittce en elections, in charge of the con tested election of Smalls (Republican) against Tillmau (Democrat) from the Fifth district of Seuth Carolina, te day adopted a resolution declaring that Mr. Smalls was duly elected and is entitled te the seat. The sub-committee will report this case te the full committee next Tues day. lift: MAfaK KEPUBLICANS. Senatorial linages Kenning the Machine, The Republicar state convent ion of Maine met at eleven o'clock te-day :u Pert land, Senater Frye calling the meeting te order. Main hall, which holds 1,800 peo ple, was quite full. Cel. Rebie was nominated for governor by 32 majority en first ballet. Senater Frye nominated Eugene Hale for temporary chairman. He was i eceived with much enthusiasm. On taking the chair Mr. Hale made a brief speech, iu which, referring te President Arthur, he said he believed the president was trying te bring all shades of the Republican party into accord ; he has a difficult task but will discharge it wisely. NEWS FLASHES. TELEGRAPHIC SPARKS UIT TO-DAY. Incidents til Current Life Tragedy, Pell tics acd Secial Life. Daniel Curler, aged 55, shot himself tureuch.uie heu-this merniuir. in the Northwestern pelice statiea, Baltimore, ami uieu instantly, iiu was arrested ter drunkenness and his person searched, bat the pistol was concealed in ene f his beets and thns escaped the netice 0f the pelice. Charles Kern, a dissolute nrintex. threw Himself out of the third story wiodew in the Bowery thi.-r iuerninit,ina desperate attempt te commit suicide. He carried the sish with him and struck the ground like a leg, sustaining frightful and possibly fatal injuries. He dived head foremost, but, striking a sign, turned a somersault, clashing te the pavement like a bag of wheat. He had evidently been a de bauch. Mrs. Margaret Dttnlap, aged 58 years, was killed this forenoon, a short distance from Williamsport, Pa., by being thrown from a buggy. She was a resident of Sullivan county, and was visiting her daughter. The Russian empress was safely deliv ered of a daughter at eight o'clock this morning. The child will be named Olla. The public buildings are decorated with flags iu honor of the event. Six hundred Chinese arrived in Victeria B.C., yesterday en the steamer from Hene, Keng. They were penned up ou vessels like hogs. Gen. Beaver, accompanied by Gen. Os bome reached Wilkesbarre at 9 o'clock this morning. He was escorted te the Far ram heuse and introduced te a large as sembly of citizens. The engineers have found an excellent line for the railway through Kicking Heuso pass, British Columbia. lite Lutheran parsonage at Centreville, Northampton county, Pa., was destroyed by fire last Saturday night. The pastor, Rev. B. F. Applc,saved most of his library aud ether valuables. Tlie hearing in the perjury case of Sen Sen aeor W. B. Roberts, lixed for this after noon at Harrisburg, did net take place, owing te the absence of defendant's coun sel. It is thought the case will be settled. The state has attached the securities representing, nine million dollars of the estate of Wm. F. Weld. Mr. Weld moved from Bosten te Philadelphia, te escape taxation. The state claims that Mr. Weld's estate ewes in taxes $350,000, and it has sued for that amount. The twenty ninth annual convention el the Grand Ledgo of Geed Templars as sembled in Uamsuurgl te day. Over ene hundred delegates are present. The busi ness this morning was confined te the reception of credentials and routine work. The regatta committeeat Winnipeg yes terday, telegraphed Hanlan as fellows : " Aie you coming within dates agreed upon '.' Answer must be positive yes or no. Wire us at once." Feul Play Suspected. Victeria, B. C, Juue 13. Feul play is suspected iu ihs case or the lest child of Mr. Hamilton. The body has been found in the weeds hear the hense of the patents. It was missing for some mouths. The child is supposed te have been murdered by kidnappers, who, after the commission of the crime, laid the body where if was found. Chinese are suspected te have committed the deed. Injury and Death In a Mine. VineixiA Citv. Nev., June 13. The premature explosion of a blase at the Union consolidated mine last evening in stantly killed Jehn, Black and James F. Brewb, the latter being shockingly mangled. " Jehn Bearge was fatally and R. Hicks seriously injured. WEATUEK INDICATIONS Washington, June 13. Fer the Middle state?, fair weather, except light showers in the southern portion, southeast te southwest winds, lower barometer and stationary or a slight rise in tempera ture. ZlAMKJiVH. t'hllRdelphia Market. l'sn.e3MniA, June J.1 Fleur Market Inactive; Superllnc, at. $C03:J 7-': Extra, $4J? 1 7-"i ; Penn'a family, f. 003C 12; Ohie and In dlanade, W 2-" J !'. Jtye Heur dull nt 4 3781 ."0. Wheat ilnll: Pa. Red, $1 I2$l 13; de Am ber, fi r;rei u. Cern steady ter local u-e; Steamer. 83 Sic; Yellow at KSf;e : Mixed. S4iS5e; Ne. .'5 M)xrd, tUiitSlJc. O.its dull and lecr ; Ne. 1 White. e3 tf7t!lc; Ne. '1 le r.2y.c; Ne. :: de Clc ; Ne. 2 Mixed, nuc. Rye dull aiMk-. PiovNieiis, oeil jobbing demand. I.:ul linn. nutter firm, uithateiidcncy in sellers, laver; 1 Creamery Extta, -Og-Te : ile geed te elieice, 2:;2.")C ' ICelI.s nominal. ' Eggs lower anil dull ; Pa, IKc ; Western , '.Me. Cheese steady. I Petroleum dull; Refined, 7Jc. i Whiiky at $1 17 ? htv t7K : Sam j'ekk, June l.k Westerp dull and still Southern dull and weak, ;srxt91. FleurState and iu buyers' favor; Wheat lifiy.e lower ; dull and heavy trade limitei. Ne. "2 Red, June, $1 -45il 46'4 : de J uly. $1 29Q1 2U;i : de Auj;ii-t. $1 201 21 ; de Sept.. $1 li ; de Oct., $1 21. Cern 37c lower and dull; Mixed West ern, spot, 71&7jC ; de futures, 70X88Kc Oats dull and fit buyers' faver: Ne. An;?,, 4l!a ; State, G0jt:7c ; Western, SsgGOc. Western firaln markets. Tolkde, O. AVIteat quiet: Ne. 2 i:U; June,$l 3; July, 15S; led, spot August, $110. Cern In light request : high mixed at 75c; Ne. 2, spot at 73,'ic ; July at 72Jc; August at Oat were nominal ; market closed steady and imeeuiiged. Ueceipts Wheat, 4'l,0e0 bushels ; Oats, 1,500 ir.iF. Shipments-Wheat. 2',000 bushels ; Cern, I,000 has ; Oats, 17,000 bus. Feeiua. III. Cern aetive and linn ; high mixed, l'JXtn"e; mixed. 52S52Jt.-. Oats were lower and easy ; Ne. 2 White at rt'tftziy.e. Kye "dull and nominal ; Ne. 2 at G7J4SO?. Whisky steady and unchanged. m rutn and I'rovimen ouetattou One u'clecl: quotation et grain and priiru.. Ions, furnished by S. K. Yundt. Itreker, 1:S East Kim? street. June 13. Chicago. Wheat Cern Oats June 70 .40 July.... l.::iX .71 .41'4 August 1.12 .71 ."J-"Ja 1'HiladelphlM. June... 1.42 .f)4 .59 Julv 1.2314 ."Vl " Aug 1.1S .79'S .4C Sept.... 1.19 ..; Perk Lard 11 30 I1-52X 2U.82M 'J0 8 ?. ; i Live atecK markets. CnicAOO. Hogs Receipts, 15,000 head ; ship ments. 4,400 head ; dem md geed and gener ally fairly active at firm latcs: mixed, 7 45Q 8 ; heavy, $8 10SS50 ; light, $7 308 00 ; skips, 5 407 23. Cattle Kccclpts. 4.C0O head ; shipments. 2,100 head ; native choice 10l5c higher ; experts, $8 0038 75 ; geed te Ohie shipping, $7 50 ; common te fair, $G 007 20 ; mlxttd butchers' at $2 504 75 ; Blockers and feeders, $3 003 40 , receipts et gras Texans, 170 cars ; active and 10315c higher : scallawag tailings, i 503 25 ; common te lair, $34033 75; medium, ilQ4 52; geed, $15031 73: choice, $5 50. Shecp-Recclpts, 1,400 head ; shipments, 300 head; market steady and fairly active; Cem- 1 men te fair, $2 753 25 ; medium te geed, ' Um 25 : geed te chcice, $4 505 25, all shorn. The Journal's British cableadvlccs nuote an easier feeling for both cattle and sheep, with lower prices ; geed te best cattle 12c. off. Sheep tep.19.T; shorn, 1517. , ' KAB-rliinjnrrr. Cattle Receipts for the week 2,S3f heid ; market lair ; prime cattle, $8850; geed, $77 50 ; common. $506 0. Hogs Receipts ter week, 2,000 head ; mar ket active ; Philadelphlas, $8 258 50; York ers. $7 7037 00 ; Baltimore, $88 120. 8hcep HeOeipte for week, 0,000 Ohead : mar ket dnll;best, $ 7535 25; geed, 42Gg4 50; common $334. New Yerk Beef cattle alew but firmer and a shade higher : several carloads unsold ; ex tremes,$925ai225 100 fts, dressed weight ter Texas and Cherokee; $10 23017 23 for na tives, witb general sales Texans at 9X10c: natives at 13lft)c ; exporters took 300 head for shipment alive ; receipts te-day, 4,150 head or 9,170 de for the week; shipments ler the week quarters beef. 1.20 : ter shipment to morrow, SUOquarters beet aud 360 head e live STOCK. Sheep Fair trade at unchanged prices. Willi y.e decline en Lambs : sales et sheep at YAi Gfc ; lambs at 5Jte7e ; receipts, 1,400 head, or 35.300 for the week. Hogs steady ; peer te geed live. $7 2iIS 23 per 100 fts ; receipts. 7,f00. or 25,170 ter- the week. PbUAdatplU Cattt Market. Vesdat, June 11. The receipts et livestock at the Philadelphia Meck yards were: Fer the week: Beeves, 2,900 bead ; sheep. 13.ftv head; hogs, 3,200 head. Previous week Beeves. S0 head; sheep, 15,000 head; hogs 3,090 head. Beef Cattla havn tiaaii Inaetlvn ami vil!i lage receipts et Texans and common grades prices declined from iQa per pound, the lat ter en Texas cattle ; geed natives were scan e and full prices could have been obtained. We quote as fellows : Kxtra natives, 9V49-c: Uoed. S39c; Medium, 7fl7?ic : Common, JKflfi&e ; tat cows, 4;97c: Texans. 5K7Jic. Allien Cows were active at $J0CO. with sale-i of extra grades as high as $?0. Sheep were dull and prices have declined ia per pound, except ler extra 100-pennd sneen, wiucu nave uceii in usuiuim ami urm. Lambs liave declined $1 per cwt. since the be ginning et the week, while cslves are hard te dispose efat a less elc, V e quote as fellows : Extra. Cgc; geed 5!gS5c: medium t; 3c: common 34'ic; culls 3j::vc; IuiiiIih, 4flSC- Hogs were active and firm. We quote as fellows : Kxtra. U?ei2c; geed, lliQllUc; U-,- : mixed, leeiic. SALES OF BXCVK AT THK WIST FHILADKLrit:.-. STOCK YARDS. Martin, Fuller A Ce., 110 Western, wholesale, 647c. Reger Maynes, ISO Western and Texaut, .".UQ 99c. A. X J. Christy. 176 West Va. & Kent, Hji&iu. M. Ulman. 108 Lancaster co., J$gS7c : : West Va.,99c : iti Chicago, sxji'jy.e : 40 Chicago, 8iic ; 15 llleis, !) e ; IU Buiis, &4qc.yHc. James Clemsen 17 Western. 95'Je. Schumberg & Paul, I'M Western. UgS'V; de SO Texans, 5)c. U. Seliamberg A Ce., 9J western, s;l..t ; de 1C0 Texans, GWTlc. Lewcnstein ft Adler. 50 Western ;& Texivas, CV.'fl'JWc: de C6 Pciina. cow.-. 3IW.C. Daniel Murphy. 200 Western, Ggtv. II. Chain, ir., 42 Western, exe. M. Levi, I0J Western, 7Q9ic. Jehn McArdlc. 80 Lancaster co., SjiJtii'Cc. Owim Smith, 2U2 Western, Texans and I'll.. :v,4 9c.. L. Hern, GS West Va. and l'enna., mixed 4 Daniel Smyiti ft Bre., li) Western, c;5i'.ic. Dennis amyth, CO West, and Lancaster co., 7 4l9c. Bachman ft Levi, 119 Western, 7y9;.e ; de 23 Pennsylvania cows. 4ti'vV. J. Y- Latta, 2(1 Chester co., TQS.WJe. F. Scheetz, 2H West Va. cows and heller, W. II. Miller, 19 Lancaster co., 9c J, F. Sadler ft Ce., 40 cars Western and Millers, wholesale, 49c. Themas Bradley received 70 head et steers from Chicago, the finest en the market net in cluded in quotations. DRESSED MKATS. Dressed Beeves were active and closed at 10 14c., the former rate ter Texans. BALKS LAST WXXK. Thes. Bradley, 152 head at l-2uy.c. A. A. Boswell tie. at 1014c. ' C. S. Dengler, 75 de. at 1 IfjMMc. W. II. Brown 85 de. at 10U14jc. Harlan ft Bre., 70 de. at llj)14c. J. F. Lewdcn. 42 de. ViX&lic. Dressed sheep were active. Samuel Stewart sold 779 head at lOQllc. HtneK -WBTIMK. New Yerk, Philadelphia nud Lecal soc sec also United States Bends rorextul dully Jaecii 11. I.ome, 2i North Queen tTJeU June IS. 10:00 laJ" 2:3v. a. x. r. m. r.M. Dul.,Lack.ft Weitcrn 120?,; lie.'j 121 Uenver ft Rte Grande 5rt 5. r7K; S. r..LakeKr!e ft Western.... 3.VJ .'.-.j 3.1 Kansas and Texas 29J 29 29 Lane Shereft Mich. Southern... 105 101 104 New Yerk Central 129 1! l)y. New Jersey Cen v.:i (toy, ali ra Ontario ft Western S3 23 23j Omaha Cem 37 :V!n 37 Omaha Preferred 109 100? IW),7 Chicago. Mil. St. Paul 109 109& 11194 Texas Pacific 3 :i9 ::'jyr Wabash. . ..mis ft Pacific.... 2. 2 & Western Union Tel. Ce 82!a Hi H! Pennsylvania K. K S5JS ?5i5 56J4 Heading 27 27 !7K Ituffiile Pitta, ft West 15i I.IJ1 l'yt Northern Pacific Cem X 40 40 Preferred.... 77 7i:.7i V.'- rOLITJCAL. Democratic County Ticket. coxeiucss. BTATZ SENATOR XIV niSTRf.T. AI!U AM COLLINS, Marietta. ASSEMBLY. 2. C. J. UHOAD3, Maner. J. M. WALKKK, Celcrain. 3. E. C. DILLEK. Karl. O. W. SIMPSOX, Carnarvon. II. K. SHIMP, K. Cocallce. HCCORDER. W. W. BUS5EB. Leaceuk. censrr solicitor. POOR DinKCTOltS. .1. P. MeILVAlNK. Paradise. PHILIP BEUXAIID, Lancaster. rmseN inspectors. .IOH.V ItFUMAN, Man helm. J. 11 SCHLKOKLM1LICH, K. Denegal. -LRT COMKIS8IOXKK. WILLIAM KLLHAKJUi:, Karl. Vueancic.-. fUlt HAItlS. F OK SflLK.-AN IMMKJJSK .tUnnKKOr IIOUS 135, STOTtKS, I1UILD1NU LOTS, Ac, of all descriptions. In all localities and at all prices. NKW CATALOOUK, with priees, free te every one. ALLAN A. HKRi: ft CO , dcc3-T.inl .1 North Uuke street. PUBLIC SALi: CtP COWS, STKCISS AND HOGS.-On THURSDAY. JUNK 15. Ii32, will be sold at public hale, nt Hamhright' Hetel, en the Columbia turnpike. Lam-inter county. Pa., the following Live Stock te wit Twenty bead et frwli Milch Cows, a tew Stock Bulls, thirty Stock Steers, and fifty head et Shoats. A credit of sixty days will l.e given. Sale te commence at 1 o'clock, p. in., when attendance will be given by JACOIS B. BAUSMAX. Samuel Hess ft Sex. Auctioneers. Vi-Zt PRIMK LOT or YORK COUNTY cows at public sale On WEDNESDAY, June 14, 1SHJ. nill be sold at public sale at the Ian caster Stock Yards .las. Stewart, Prep.) Lan caster, Pa., Hip following live stock, viz. : 25 head et Yerk County Cows, some fru-th and some springers. They are a prime letand hard te bent ; were, selected with great care, and must be in every respect as represented. A credit off') days will be given. sale te commence nt one o'clock p. m. of said day when attendance will be given by I1ENUY PFIFFEKLINU Sam'l lies ft Sex, Auct's. X. 15. If It Is dry wc will sell In the wet, and if it Is wet we will sell In the dry. JlO-StdS.MftT PUBLIC SALE OF COWS AND STK.KK8 On FRIDAY. JUNE 10. 1882. will be sold at public sale, at the public hoiueef.I. W. Frantz. Millersville. Lancaster county. Pa., the following, te wit: Twenty-lour Head or COWS.some lrcsh and some springers. Among them are a few Ne. 1 Alderncy Cows and 11 few Bulls ; V head et Stock steers, from i te 1,000 pounds in weight. They will all be sold without reserve, ant" were selected with great care. The cows must be in every respect as represented or no sale. A credit el CO flays will be given. bale te commence at 1 o'clock p. in., sharp, wnen attendance will be given by HARRY C. LIN'TXEIi. Sasi'l Hess ft Sex, Aucts. X. B. If it is dry we will sell inthe wet, and If It is wet we will sell In the dry. JIOGtdftttw PUBLIC SALE ur CITY PKOP.Kt. On THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1832, by virtue of an order of the Court of Common Pleas et Lancaster county, the undersigned. Assignee of Peter K.Welpcrt and wife, ter the benefit of creditors, will eflcr at public sale, nt the public house et Albert Kohlhaus, en Maner street, a valuable let et ground situate en t he north side et High street. Lancaster city, con taining in front along said High street 29 feet, 9 inches, und extending in eepth 232 feet, te Lafayette street, upon which ate erected 11 one-story frame DWELLING HOUSE, with bakery attached, a frame stable and ether im provements. Bounded en the west by pree erty new or late et Frederick Albright, en the east bv property of Nicholas Ucrzeg, en the nerth'by Lafayette street and en the south High street. This is a desirable locatl" lecatl" baker. Terms approved security payment 01 pnrcnase me" v- m24-ts2taw .g. .,11, 80 NORTH U.UISK.N JlKEILt,
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