LANCASTER DAILY INTKI-I.ICENCEU TUESDAY JUNE 27,1882.
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A cough, cid or sere Threat neuia ee
Btoppeo. Neglect frequently results in an In
curable Lang Disease or Consumption.
Brown s bronchial Troches de net disorder
vue eiemacn like cough syrups an.1 balsams,
ent act directly en the Inflamed parte, allaying
Irritation, give reller in Asthma. Bronchial
Coughs, Catarrh, and the Threat Troubles
which Singers and Public Speakers are subject
te. Ter thirty ycats Brown's Bronchial
Troches have been recommended by physi
cians, and always give perfect satisfaction.
Having been tested by wide and constant use
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tained we) .nerlted rank among the lew staple
remedies of the age. Sold at 25 cente a box
everywhere. mv-lvdTThAFAlvw
DBA.TB.B.
Uoceatwrr. At his residence, If e. 823 East
Orange street, en Monday evening. June 26th.
Hugh . Dougherty, esq., in the 66th year el
his age.
r unerai Thursday morning at 9 o'clock.
Mass at St. Mary's church. 2td
JIXW
ApVEMTlBEMEHTs.
a WHICH BKOB'ADTKBTIHKMENT.
Xrw AJIFERTISEMENTH.
MUSICAL ENTEKTAINMEBT
THIS EVENING
at Hetel Franke Garden.
iaKcr uecr en tap.
ll l
Barbey's celebrated
JOHN HESS,
Proprietor.
'Who tiraap Much Holds Uftle."
The proprietors el Ely's Cream Balm de net
claim It te be a cure-all, but a sure remedy for
Catarrh and Catarrhal Dcalncss, Colds In the
Head and Hay Fever.
Cream Balm effectually cleanses the nasal
passage of Catarrhal virus, causing healthy
secretions, allays inflammation, protects the
membranal linings of the head Irem addi
tienal cold, completely heals the sores and
restores thesenseef tasteand smell. Beneficial
results are realized by a lew applications. A
thorough treatment will cure Catarrh. The
Balm In easy te use and agreeable. Sold by
niugBisiBaiaiiceuis. en receipt of 50c will
mail a package.
ELY'S CREAM BALM CO.. Oawege, N. V.
Fer sale by Lancaster druggists.
128-dAw ru
Given up by Doctors.
"Is it peHSlble that Mr. Godfrey is up and at
work, and cured by se simple a remedy ?'
"I assure you it is true that he is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hep Bitters ; and
only ten days age his doctors gave 1dm up and
said he must die!"
" Wella-day ! That's remarkable : 1 will go
this day and get some for my peer Geerge I
new ueps are geed." Jul.V2wd4w
Mothers! Mothers 1 1 Mothers !!
Are you disturbed at night and broken el
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain of cutting teeth ? If
se, go at once and get u bottle el MBS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING Si RUP. It will relieve
the peer little sufferer immediately deiend
upon it: there is no mistake about it. There
Is net a mother en earth who has ever used it,
who will net tell you nt once that It will regu
late the bowels, and give rest te the mother
and rcllei and health te the child, operating
like magic. It is perfectly suie te use in all
cases, and pleasant te the taste, and is the
prescription el one of the eldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States, Sold everywhere. 25 cents a bottle.
in2-ly-M.WAS4w
WANTED. AN ORGANIST IN ST.
Mary s Ch urch, from the first of August
next ; salaiy, $200 a year. Apply, bringing
iMTOHu iu uuimy anu cnaracier te.
124-3tdSTuTh Dtt. McCCLLAGU.
SCHOOL TAX, 188a.
The duplicate is in the hands of the treas
urer. Thieu per cent, off torprempt payment.
W. O. MARSHALL, Treasurer,
. . . Ne. 12 Centre Square.
-Offlce hours from a a. in. te 4 p. m.
ul3-2mdU
TUIK OLD BUItCDlMG MUST COME
. down and must sell out. the stock of
Beets, Shoes and Rubbers regardless et cost in
the next lew weeks. Come early and secure
great bargains at GABLE'S,
, . . ., ,3 erth Queen street,
j273tdT.FAS Next te Examiner building.
TyOTICKTO UOLUEBS OFClTV IIONDS.
The holders el City Bends Nes. 8. 9. 10.11. 12.
13, 14, 16. 17, 18, 19. 20. 21. 22, 23. 24, $500 each, of
the lean el Feb. 13, 1877. are hereby notified te
present the same at this office ler redemption
en or betere the FIRST DAY' OF JULY. 1882.
Interest will cease en the above bends, JULY
1. By order ei the Finance Committee.
JNO.T. MacGONIGLE,
june27-5td Mayer.
CO.
"OEMOVAL.
ALLAN A. MERE. &
Have Removed their
GENERAL REAL ESTATE and INSUR
ANCE OFFICE
TO NO. 100 EAST KING STREET.
(Opposite Leepard Hetel).
riiy2G-3mdMH&3niw
Ji!1-. McCartney, 88 Lloyd Street, Buffalo,
N. Y. Jell anil sprained his ankle. His em
ployer. II. Andersen, 91 Main Street, procured
some TheuiHS' Eclectric Oil, and he says that a
lew applications enabled 1dm te go te work as
S2-U5''-.F saIe at " " Cochran's drug store,
---. .v.v.. uv... ehuvl j.iuuaaier.
PROPOSAL WILL ME RKCEIVED AT
the Mayer's Office until MONDAY", JULY
30, 1882, for the erection el a Stand Pipe in the
Western Reservoir el" the City of Lancaster.
The specifications may be seen at the Mayer's
Office. Werk must be completed within llilrty
days ei the date et contract. The committee
reserve the right te refect any and all bids.
JNO. T. MacGONIGLE.
Juuei7-5t Chairman ei Water Committee;
ASTBICH
BEOS-'
PALACE
op
FASHION I
13 EAST KING ST.
GREAT
REDUCTION
THIBD EDITIOJT.
TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE 27, 1882.
ON THE EVE.
THE SITUATION AT 11AKU1SBUKU
-IN
The Bkv. Gee. h. Thayer, or ituurben, Ind..
says: "Beth inysciruud wile ewe our lives 10
SniLeii's Consumption Cum. Fer sale at Coch
ran drug store, 137 North Queen street.
It is a foellbli mistake te conleuud a remedy
of merit with quack medicine. AVe have used
Parker's Ginger Tonic with the happiest re
sults for Dyspepsia, and Debility and knew It
te be a sterling health restorative. Times.
Jul-lmdcod&eew
Give Ulm a Rest-
When cnreeblcd by long suffering proceed
ing from torpid liver, biliousness. Indigestion
constipation, or sick headache, take Burdock
Bleed Bitters, which give rest te the weary
and rctnvlgerutc all the organs el the body.
Price $1. Fer sale at II. B. Cochran's drug
store, 137 North Queen street, Lancaster.
When heart and brain languish and the ma
jesty Ol perfect human nature is conquered by
a fickle temper and tendency te sorrow, the
nerves arc faulty. Give sympathy te the suf
ferer and teach bun the virtues of Dr. Bcn Bcn
heii's Celery and Chamomile Pills.
ju26-lwdiw
KKSCUKD FlteliI DEATH!
The rollewingstatementot William J. Ceugli
liu, ofSeuiervflle, Mass., is se remarkable that
we beg teusk for it the attention et our read
ers. He says : "In th lall el 18761 was taken
with a violent bleeding el the lungs, followed
by a severe ceugli. I seen began te lese my
appetite and flesh. 1 was se weak at one time
that I could net leave my bed. In the sum
mer of 1877 1 was admitted te the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said I had a hole in
my left lung as big as a half-dollar. I expend
ed ever a hundred dollars in doctors and med
icines. I was se far gene at one time a report
went around that I was dead. I gave up hope
but a lricnd told me ei DR. WM. II ALL'S
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. I laughed at
my friends, thinking my case incurable, but I
get a bottle te satisfy them, when te my sur
prise and gratification, 1 commenced te feel
better. My hope, once dead, began te revive,
and te-day I iccl in better spirits than 1 have
the past three years.
"I writethis hoping you will publish it, se
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced te take DR. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FORTUELUNGS.andbe convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. I
have taken two bottles and can positively say
that it has dene me mere geed than all the
ether medicines I have taken since my sick
ness. My cough lias almost entirely disap
peared and I shall seen be able te go te work.'
Sold by 11, B. Cochran, 137 North Queen street.
PROCLAMATION.
Netice is hereby given that the Ordi
nances or the city nt Lancaster " ler prevent
ing accidents by Ilreaud the batter preserva
tion otenlcr in the city," will be strictly en
forced against all persons ' firing guns or
small arms, or selling, casting, throwing or
firing of dialers or ether fireworks operating
In a similar manner," within the City el L AN
CASTER during the celebration et the coin
ing Fourth of J uly.
The Police Force of the city are hereby in
structed te arrest any person deteclcd in the
violation of said ordinances.
JOHN T. MacGONIGLE,
jc2l,27,3U&jyM Mayer.
PROPOSALS l'OR MATERIALS AM
Construction et Buildings.
Okkick ok tub Ekeljsy Steve Cemianv,
Columbia. Pa., June 19, 1882.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until 12 o'clock M., el" WEDNESDAY',
the 5th day et JULY next, for the erection,
and all materials for the completion of the
new Steve Works et this company, te be built
at this place, consisting of Foundry, Ware
house, etc. Copies ei specifications can be
had, an.l plann examined by bidders, en ap
plication at tbi.; eliict'. Address
tiKO- u HALDEMAN,
J20-3tdTuThS President.
HATS!
PINE TUSCAN 'FATS and BONNETS
AT 75 Cents.
TUSCAN HATS
F
OK .SALE.
52 IqcIi Gelibia Bicycle
FORMERLY SOLI) FROM .11.25 up TO
S3.00, WE OFFER NOW AT THE UNIFORM
PRICE OF
$1.00,
COLORED CHIP HATS,
Uarmuey the Alovleg Spirit Hepkins and
Pattisenin ibe Lead Ceze's Attitude
and the Chances of a Break te Him.
Special Dispatch te the Iktelligencek.
Harrisburg, Pa., June 27. Every
train brings fresh accessions te the large
body of representative Democrats already
here. Prominent members of the party,
in addition te the delegates published, are
making their appearance as substitutes,
and all indications point te the ablest rep
resentative body ever assembled. The
best geed feeling prevails all around.
Hepkins and Pattison will lead at the out
set with Coxe and "Wolverton next, and
many scattering votes. Hepkins is stronger
and has mere chance than Pattison, as the
latter suffers from a fire in the rear, but
if the convention gets into a lock between
them, and there are any indications that
Coxe will accept, the convention is just as
likely as net te break and go te htm.
Everything is in doubt except that en
organization, credentials, rules, platform
and ether preliminaries the friends of
Hepkins, Coxe, Pattison and ethers will
come te a substantial agreement te-night
and all bitterness ever neu-csscntials will
be avoided. Everybody is delighted at
the geed feeling prevailing and nervous
lest something may disturb it.
Mr. Randall is here simply as a specta
ter. He carefully avoids any expression
of preference for candidates even te his
most intimate friends, and is solicitous
only for harmony and a .sound platform
ringing for honesty, reform andagaiust
excessive taxation.
By general consent the convention will
meet at 10 a. in. te morrow instead of
neon, and all Lancaster ceuuty people
who want te obtain tickets should report
at room Ne. 1G, Bolten house, by 9 a. in.
A GLANCE AT THK FIELD.
IN BRONZE, ULUK. GREEN.
DRAB, AT ONLY
GARNET a no
Wll be sold at a bargain,
larger kIzc. May be seen at
Owner wanU a
Brown - Household Panacea
Is the most cflective Pain Destroyer In
the world. Will most surely quicken the
bleed, whether taken internally or applied
externally .and thereby mere certainly relieve
pain, wbcther chronic or acute, than any ether
paiu alleviator, and it Is warranted double the
strength el any similar preparation, it cures
pain In the Side. Back or Rowels. Sere Threat,
Rheumatism and all aches, and is THE
GREAT RELIEVER OF PAIN. "Bkewn's
Household Pahacka" should be in every
family. A teaspoonful of the Panacea in a
tumbler et het water sweetened if preferred J,
taken at bed time will break trr a cold. 25 cts
a bottle. febll-lvrtM.W&S&w
Mew Life for Functions Weakened by Debil
ity, Disease and Dissipation.
The GREAT GERMAN INVIGORATOR i3
the only specific ler nervous debility, univer
sal lassitude, fergetfulnes, pain in the back
r sides, no matter hew shattered the system
-ftiay be, the Great German Remedy will re
store the lest lunctiens and secure health and
happiness. $1.00 per box, six boxes ler $5.00.
Beld by all druggists. Sent en receipt et price,
postage paid, by F. J. CHENEY', Teledo, Ohie,
sole agent for the United Slates. Circulars and
testimonials sent free. ju22-2tdM&TH B
" Hackmetack," a lasting and fragrant per-
imue. i-ncc -ii ana wi cents. or sate at Coch
ran's drug store, 137 North Queen street.
Physicians say It combines all the desiderata
of every ferruginous tonic pi-escribed by
every school of medicine. Rrewn's Iren Bit
ters. Fer sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist, 137
North Queen street. julO-lwd&w
The lace el humanity displays iewcr pim
ples than formerly. Reason Glenn's Sulphur
Seap. -' Hill's Hair and Whiskey Dye," 50 cts.
. jul9-lwdced&w
LOCHEirS DRUG STORE.
NO. 9 BAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
KGAN1ZKD ISIO.
The Old American Fire insurance Com
pany of PhiladepMa.
ASSETS : One Millien, Six Hundred
and Thirty-three Thousand
Five Hundred and Eisrhty Eisrhty
feur Dollars and Eighty
eight cents.
All Invested in Safe and Solid Securities.
Company Conservatively Managed.
S-Fer Insurance apply te
RIFE & KAUFFMAN,
lit EAST KING STREET.
iu3-5indTuTh&S
WHITE DRESS GOODS!
-AT
JOHN P. SWARR'S.
1XDIA L.TNEJMS,
SWISS MUSLINS,
STRIPED PIQUES,
COICUED PIQUES,
1.A CE CHECKED MUSLINS,
LACE STRIPED MUSLINS
ALL AT LOWEST PRICES.
(1LOBE VOItSETS, ,50c, 7.5c, $1.00.
DEFIANT S11IHT, $1.00,
CAPITAL SHIRT, ?5j,
50c.
WHITE CHIP HATS,
GENUINE GOODS, at
$1.00.
ALL OUR
CHHDEEFS HATS
At REDUCED PRICES.
HATS FORMERLY SOLD AS HIGH AS ,'ft.,
NOW AT ONLY 20c.
HATS FORMERLY SOLD FROM (c. TO
$1.00, AT 50c.
HATS FORMERLY SOLD
$3.fK, AT ONLY
FROM
fi.n
U.i" TO
w
ILI.IAHISON At VUSTKR.
EXCHANGING
POLITICAL.
GOft ASSEMBLY,
C. A. OBLENDEK,
EIGHTH VARI, will be a candidate for Rep
resentative from the 1st (City) Legislative
district. Subject te the decision of the Demo
cratic primaries. iun22-tp
Democratic County Ticket.
CONGRESS.
8TATB SENATOR XIV DISTRICT.
ARRAM COLLINS, Marietta.
ASSEMBLY.
FOR MONEY.
" 9 ?.lS10A,,si Maner.
J. M. WALKER, Celeraln.
3. E. C. P1LLER. Earl.
h F-iiMMn2' Carnarvon.
H. E. SIIIMP, E. Cocallce.
RECORDER.
W. W. BUSSER, Leacect.
C0DNTY SOnciTOK.
,
rOOB DIRECTORS.
J. P. McILVAlNE. Paradise.
PHILIP BERNARD, Lancaster.
PRISON INSPECTORS.
JOHN REBMAN, Manheim.
J. H. SCHLEGELMILICU, E. Denegal.
- .TURT COMMISSIONER.
WILLIAM ELLMAKER, Earl.
Vacancies
Wc mean by this that the suits we sold for
S8.00 and 18.50 we new sell for SG.OO. Yeu
may think this in tee great a reduction, but
the goods will prove the facts. The bulk et
our
SUMMER CLOTHING FOR MEN
Has been MARKED DOWN in the same pro
portion, and for the coming warm weather
we have a great variety of Thin Goods. At the
present time if you will call and examine the
assortment we are new showing, the prices
will prove te you the goods are cheap.
OUR ASSORTMENT OF
STRAW HATS
Is net se great as two weeks age. but wc have
plenty of them yet and thy cost very little.
ALL OUR
FLOWEKS,
CONSISTING OF
FINE SPRAYS,
WREATHS,
M0NTURES,
AT EXACTLY
HALF PRICE.
FINE
WHITE PLUMES.
ONE LOT OF WHITE PLUMES. ACTUALLY
WORTH $.-., AT
ONLY S2.50.
Bargains in Great Number
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Anybedy'sFlglit TalKef the Field Against
l'atilseu Seuatur Coxe Interviewed.
Uakrisiiurg, Pa., JuueiJ7. Delegates
are peuriug in from all pails of the state,
aud each train brings numbers of prominent
Democrats from various counties, net dele
gates but interested in the work of the
convention. Ex-Senater Wallace had net
arrived up te neon, but is expected this
p. m. Chairman Begcrt, it is stated.
wrote asking him and ex-Spcakcr Randall
te come here and help te get up the
platform. It is alleged that the
old warring leaders are net iu the field
against each ether, and that neither of
them is here te advance or hinder the in
terest ei any particular candidate, it is
remarked as being significant, however,
that while Iiandall preserves neutrality en
the surface his most trusted lieutenants
talk of Hepkins as being the strongest
mau. Kaudall personally is supposed te
be in favor of Pattison. The question as
te whether Senater Eckley B. Coxe is or
is net a candidate is adding te the general
uncertainty of the situation. The Pattison
people admit that with Coxe in the field
their canvass is rendered precarious.
An associated press correspondent asked
Senater Coxe this morning whether or net
he would be a candidate, lie replied that
he had been asked that question se often
and had been placed in se false a position
by the speculation en the subject that he
had determined te declare himself gen
erally and definitely, but the time had
net yet ceme te de se. Senater Coxe in
reply te a further question said he might
write a letter stating his position or he
might net, but that in any event thore
would be no room for misunderstanding
after he had delivered himself. The most
reasonable inference from this is that he
intends te positively decline te allow his.
name te go before the convention as a can
didate. Hepkins aud his lieutenants are confi
dent and feci sure that the first honors of
the convention will go te the ex-ceugrcss-man.
Senater Gorden has nut out a
small circular letter, giving the resolu
tions adopted in Philadelphia iu
favor of Pattison's candidacy, and the
vote showing the majority by which
Pattison carried Philadelphia against Re
publican candidates for the controllership.
The opinion is gaining ground that the
field with Hepkins iu it will combine
against Pattison, rendering the selection
et" a third man inevitable. Senater Jehn G.
Hall, of Elk, is spoken of as likely te be
an available compromise mau for the head
of the ticket.
Until the candidate for governor shall
have been named the rest of the ticket will
remain as a contingent, with the exception
of the secictaryship of internal affairs, for
which no contestant with Africa has yet
appeared.
GUITEAC'S LAST DATS.
Id Cheerful Spirits and Talking About the
BeaaUeceltbe Other World.
Washington. Jane 27. Guiteau retired
last night at his usual time, about half
past eight or nine. He slept well and
appears much refreshed this morning.
He ate heartily at breakfast and took
about half an hour's exercise in the cor cer
rider in front of the cell mostly at a low
walk but new and then patting
in Berne quick spirits. Then he returned
te his Bible, and as he did net yesterday
talk te the minister much en the subject
seiectea, tne iteveiatiena or at. Jehn,
be prepared himself for Dr. Hicks'
visit te-day by reading it. Dr. Hicks
arrived at the jail about half-past ten
o'clock, and spent about twenty minutes
with the prisoner. They talked about
Revelations and the beauties of the ether
world, and Guiteau spoke glowingly and
cheerfully of his future life, saying that
ue ion, assurea et nis reward. He also
told Dr. Hicks that he hoped the autheri
ties ttuuiu stay uis execution, Dut he was
ready te go if called.
Dr. Hicks left about 11 o'clock, promis premis
ing te call later in the day, and Guiteau
went out again into the corridor, attired
in his shirt and drawers only, and resumed
his exercise, walking with a regular step
for nearly an hour, and, from his ceunte
nance, be was evidently in deep thought.
While be was se engaged a number of
workmen were en the scaffold, fixing the
box and pulleys and getting it in order.
Mrs. Sceville and her little daughter
arrived in this city last evening. She is
inclined te be reticent as te her intentions
during her stay in Washington, but has
indicated her purpose te see the presi
dent and endeavor te induce him te grant
her brother a reprieve. She is unwilling
te say very much as te her iuteutiens, for
lcar that sonie measures will be adopted
by ethers te prevent her from doing
what she wishes. Of late she has
become very suspicious of nearly evciy
one anu Keeps ner own counsel, aud no
one knows exactly what she will de. She
says that -she will go te the jail and see
her brother as seen as she has done every
thing for him that is possible. It is her
intention te attend the execution if it
comes te that, and if she had any influ
ence with her brother some thrilling
events might be expected.
Mr. Reed, however, does net have the
same opinion of her mental condition as
Mr. Scevillo, and does net apprehend that
there will be any trouble en her account.
lie expected that she would ceme here,
but has net been in communication with
her. Mr. Reed will make ene mere visit
te Guiteau before Friday. He says that
he tlees net care te go oftener, as the visits
are very painful te him.
The attorneyfgencral stated this after
noon that his order regarding the admis
sion of visitors te see the assassin, Guiteau,
was net intended te cxclude his relatives
or his counsel, Mr. Reed, and that if the
district attorney is disposed te allow them
the priviloge he will elfer no objections.
Jehn Guiteau te See the President.
Washington, D. C, June 27. The
president has decided te grant Jehu W.
Guiteau an audience this afternoon.
HARD WORDS IN THE MOUSE.
The "Gentleman from Texas" Denounced
as a Sneak.
Washington, June 27. A portrait of
non. ttoer. u. mnturep. sneaker of thn
30th Congress, was presented te the Heuse
te-day by Messrs. Merse and Ranney
(Mass.) en behalf of Doners Hen. Jehn I.
Leng, E.K. Yeung and Samuel C.Cebb,'
of Massachusetts. After remarks by
Messrs. Tucker (Va.) and Stephens (Ga)
resolutions thanking the donors for the
gift were adopted.
Sir. Page (Cal.1 nresented resolution
relavive te the passage of the irumigrrtien
bill which states that Reagan (Texas) had
presented a bill handed te him by
Ven Voorhis (N. Y.), purporting te
be a bill agreed te by the com
mittee that it was afterwardg
found net te be a true copy of the bill and
asked that a true bill be substituted by
the Heuse for the one passed. Van Veor-
ms de tended his action in substituting the
bill. He said he did nor intend te decoive
any one ; that it was a questien of public
benefit, and there was no motive en
his prat there was no money in
it for him, aud there was no
politics in it. In the course of his
remarks he made an attack en Reagan, of
Texas, characterizing his conduct as
"sneaking " and "the accusations of the
gentlemen from Texas as of ineffable
meanness."
Mr. Animeud, (Ga.) immediately de
manded thatthesa words be taken down.
SALMLAST'
Thes. Bradley, ue head at I0i3Xc.
A. A. Boswell 71 de. at 8X913&
C. S. Dengler, 73 da at leiiJKc.
W. H. Brown 05 de. at lOgHWc.
Dressed sheep were active.
Samuel Stewart sold 720 Imik nt $3
74 head of dressed lambs at 10312c.
D&BMZD BOUT.
-Dressed Beeves were active and closed at 8
Qttic., the former rate ter Texans.
and
.Ne7. Yet Philadelphia and Lecal Stock
,se"2lte1 States Bends repextad daUy !.
Jacob B. Loke, 22 North Queen street.
June 27.
lfcOO 1.-0O Jf.
, A. M. T. M. r.M.
DeL, Lack. Western vmr 12714 137
Denver ft Kie Grande MS li MJi
W.Y.. Lake Erie Western...: 3g &
Kansas and Texas 32 $& 3.
Lake Shere Mich. Southern-. U0?2 hej? ue2
New Yerk Central i20j2 131 mSl
NewJerseyCenrsf. 76 76 76
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Ontario western.
Omaha Cem
Omaha Preferred
Chicago. Jill, su Paul ,
Texas Pacific
Wabash. ., i.juls Pacific.
Western Union Tel. Ce ,
Pennsylvania R.K. , ,
Reading ,
Buffalo Pitts. West
Nerthern Pacific Cem
" I'rclerred...
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WEATUfclt INDICATIONS.'
.Washington, June 27. Fer the Midd.'e
Atlantic states, fair weather, westerly te
southerly winds, slight changes in tem
perature, higher barometer in New Eng-
iauu aim en me Jiiaoie Atlantic coast.
Pugilists at Pittsburgh.
PriTsiiiTtG, Pa., June 27 ThcWalliug-
campucn prize light will take plaee to
morrow morning. The parties will Ioave
Pittsburgh this afternoon.
JtAKIitJTn.
riil.t(luitiia Marlcet.
I'MjLAeaLruiA, June 27. Fleur dull and
weak: Suncrllnc. at COS:: se ? kmi-i
J3 50! 50 ; Peun'a family, $3 2?5 7.'i.
Rye tleur at f 1 23$?4 50.
Wheat quieter : Del. and Pa. Red, 1 10
i;il ;de Amber, $1 4191 42.
Cem firmer for local trade ; Steamer, W
80Kc; Yellow at 81c ; Mixed. Mc: Ne.
3 .Mixed. 7S0c.
Oats firm, lair demand; Ne. 1 White. Ric:
Ne. 2 de2e ; Ne. 3 de 01c ; Ne. ' Jllxed fine.
Ryedull at feOc.
Provi-ions firmer, geed JebhiiiK UeiiiHiid.
Lard firmer.
Butter dull, but unchanged.
Eggs firm ler strictly lirsli : Pa., 22e :
Western 1822c-.
Cheese quiet, but steady.
retreieum linn ; uenncd, 7!c.
Whislcy at $1 17.
ULAINK'S STATE."-
Ar.lKNJXIKSOf WESTERN tlPE.
WILLIAMSON
AND
FOSTER.
34, 36 and 38 East King St.,
LANCASTER, PA,
We Have Opened Te-Day
A LARUE AND ELEGANT
LINE OF
Babies' Short Dresses,
Babies' Slips,
Babies' Robes.
At VERY LOW PRICES.
ALSO, HAVE RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE
INVOICE OF
Ladies' Muslin Uundergarmeiits,
WHICH WE ARE SELLING AT LOWER
FIGURES THAN EVER BEFORE :
CHILDRENS' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
CORSET COVERS from 23c. up.
A Uauiblci- Sheets Several Men and lit 111 in -neltlluug
by an Infuriated Meb.
Raten, N. M., Jnne 27. Yesterday
afternoon Deputy Sheriff Delmanu at
tempted te arrest a gambler named Gus.
Mcutzel. The latter tired two shots at
Delmann, slightly wounding him and
Chas. Fex and Jacob Harris who were
standing near. Shortly afterwards Del
mann inade a second attempt te arrest
Mentzel at his gambling house.
Mentzel again opened flre en the
deputy, which resulted iu the death of
Harry Mounten, justice of the peace ;
Hugh Edclsteu, one of the proprietors of
the Moulten hotel, and S. H. Jacksen, a
saloon keeper. All three were instantly
killed, and H. Latimer aud Sheriff Bergen
were seriously wounded. Mentzel was
then seized by an enraged body of
citizens and hanged te a sign ever the
Raten bank.
Later. Deputy Sheriff Bcgen is dying
and the citizens are wild with excitement.
It is thought a raid will be raade upon the
gamblers here te-night.
Shet While Resisting Arrest.
Llad villi;, Cel., June 27. Themas
O'Connor, a well-known veterinary sur
geon was shot and killed yesterday after
noon by Officer Townsend. O'Connor re
sisted arrest and fired once at the officer.
The Democratic Convention In Alalne,
Lkwisten, June 27. The Democratic
state convention was called te order at
11:20 this morning by Edwin Stene, chair
man of the state committee, who read the
call and introduced Gee. T. Emery,
of Portland, as temporary chairman.
Mr. Emery addressed the convention at
sorae length. He said the first matter that
should claim the attention of the conven
tion was the attempted usurpation by the
council of the prerogatives efkhe governor.
He spoke in condemnation of the partisau
opinion of the judges and of the usurpa
tion of Tilden's seat by Hayes.
Aluuiul Day at Lafayette Celleac.
Easten, Pa., June 27. Alumni day at
ivaiayctte college was opened this morning
by a semi-centennial oration delivered by
Rev. Dr. Geerge Hickman, of Cincinnati .
Subsequently the hall reunions were held.
Hen. Rebert Snodgrass, of Harrisburg
class of '57, delivered an address in Wash
ington hall, and Gen, E. L. Campbell, of
Trenten, class of '55, in Franklin hall.
Class reunions were held this afternoon.
Athletic sports were also indulged in.
Kesterlue; Bis Plunder.
Vinelakd, N. J., June 27. It is au
thoritatively stated here te-day that there
is little probability of the arrest of Willis
Virgie, late cashier of the Vineland safe
deposit and security trust company. Mr.
Virgie has made geed the amount of his
defalcation and being a large real estate
owner he is amply able te make geed any
thing charged te him by the bank.
ew xern iunrKut.
Nbw erk, .fuiic 27 -Fletu State una
Western dull anil in buyers favor ; Southern
dull and heavv.
Wheat heavy and unsettled ; Cash and June
2f?2c lewi-r : ethers JQKe lower; Se. '
Red. Juiii:, $1 iOgi 51 ; de July. $i "SK
St S :! Aujr.. SI SO'-SAU 21; de Sept.,
51 l'JUQIEO; de yc-ir. 31 l!il JU;.
Cern yc lower and heavy; Mixed (Vest
em spot. 8lS2J4c ; de futures. 7'fiXlc.
OatsJQl',icbelt-r; Ne. 2. July. bVXv; de
Au?., iyii:c ; State, (UgCOc : Western, I
Ke.
Uraln and L'revininu ijuulultenn.
One o'clock quotation et grain mid pievi.-..
Ions, furnished by i. If. Y limit, Ureker, I.V
East King street.
June 27.
Chicago.
Wheat Cern Oats I'eifc Lard
July.... l.i .745 .IsJiJ 21.15 n.77
Aucust I.)W$ .75 .a:i 21.(5 II V)
Sept.... 1.03 .75 .:i7' .....
Year.... 1.02 .n:yA
rhtladclphlii.
V,,v 1--'4 -8i'4 .
AUR I.R92 -82X .18
Sept.... i.n .80 .17;
loom aiecM and Beans.
Par Last
Laiie'ity6percLI.oan,dnelfiie...ino $u
1885... 100 107 V
tft ...A.. ..u ..
IC'JU... juu
1805... 100
5 per cM n I or 30 years. . loe
5 per ct. Scheel Lean.... 100
" in ler 20 years., loe
" In or 20 years., ion
, 6 " in 10 or 20 years, inn
Mauhelm borough lean 100
Kirst National Rank. 100
Farmers' National Rank 50
ruiten National Bank 100
Lancaster County National Rank.. 50
Columbia National Rank 100
Knhrata National Bank ion
J frst National Rank, Columbia.. .. 100
first. National Kank.MtrusutiiK.... loe
first National Bank, Marietta 100
first National Rank. Mount Jey., ine
Lititz National Rank (
Manheim National Dank 100
linien National Dank. Mount Jey. 50
New Helland National Bank....... loe
SriSOSLLANKnim KTiu'im
Vjirryvilil! J. H
MIHcrsville Street Car
Inquirer Printing Company
Watch Kacterv.... ... . "
Gas Light and Fuel Company...
Stevens Heuse
Columbia (his Company
Columbia Water Company
Susquehanna Iren Company....
Marietta llollewwaro
Stevens Heuse
Sinilv ldl.iil
-w-.j -...... ........... ....... ....... m
fciist Brandy wine Waynesb'jr. 50
iiiuiuisviiiu i or in hi school
MISCKIXAKKOCU BONDS.
Quarrj-vllle It. a., due 1KKJ fioe
Reading & Columbia R. R5'8 100
Lancaster Watch Ce., due 188fi loe
Lancaster Ces Light and i'uel Ce..
due In 1 or SO years 100
Lancaster Ces Light and Fuel Ce..
ilut issi: w
.. ........ ............ ......... 11KT
uuii-usiera marietta
Lancaster ft New Helland
Lancaster ft Susquehanna.
TURlrriKB STOCKS.
Spring ft Beaver Velley
. "lijupui 1 a iiurraum)
Columbia ft Chestnut Hill
Columbia ft Washington
Columbia ft Dig Spring
Lancaster ft Ephrata
Lancaster ft Willow Street
2.tra?b.urB...Mn,prt
Marietta ft May town
Marietta Mount Jev
Lane, Kilzabetht'n ftMiddlct'ii
Lancaster ft rriiltvllle. 50
Lancaster &:Lltit:s -,
Lancaster Wllllauistewn 25
Lancaster Maner m
Lancaster ft Manheim 25
$50
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25
100
100
100
50
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100
300
120
120
105
112
102
102JS0
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102
1203
110.23
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111
147
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141.30
l34.if
200
115.73
140
154
70.50
115
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120
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100
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33.33
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275.25
25 $ 10.25
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47.25
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LtCUAL IfOriVES.
ltlaze in liosteu.
Bosten, June 27. A. and J. McLaren's
planing mill, at East liosteu. was de
streyed by iire this morning. Less, $8,000,
partially insured. The adjeiniug box
manufactories of J. C. Peak and of Hobsen
& Field were also burned. Less en each,
$4,000 ; insurance unknown.
Western Grain Markets.
JJktreit. Wheat tinner; Ne. 1 While, spot,
and June. $1 31 ; July, $1 21 : Aug.. $1 OSVf ;
Sept., $1 07 ; Oct., $1 0S ; all the year, I 0 ;
Ne. 2 Red. $1 27 ; Ne. 2, White, $1 se bid.
Fleur steady at $5 75gf.
Cern llruier ; Ne. 2 at 77c.
Oats quiet : no sales.
Receipts Fleur, nene: wlirut. is mm in.a
Cern, 3,000 bus.: eats, 2,000 bus.
Shipments Fleur none ; wheat. Line bus.;
corn, none : eats, 1,000 bus.
Milwaukee. Fleur in fair demand.
Wheat active and fl rin; Ne. 2 Milwaukee,
hard nominal ; de &ett, cash and June$l 53;
July1 $131; August. $1 19; Sept.. $1 m;
all the year, iipmiiial ; Ne. 3 Milwaukee, $1 07 ,
rejected nominal.
Cern higher; Ne. 2 at 74jCc; rejected. 73c.
Oats scarce ant firm ; Ne". 2 at 51c ; White at
51c,
Jiyc nominal ; Ne. I, 73c.
Barley steady; Ne. 2 spring, 82c; July.
S2c ; Sept., new. SOe.
Previsions higher: mess perk, $21 se, cash
ndJuly;2lSi. Aug. '
Lard Prime steam, $11 ?1, cash ami July ;
$12. Aug.
Hogs quiet at $7 50JJS 15.
Freights Wheat te Dutlale quiet and nom
inal at 2c.
Receipts Fleur, ll.oeo bins; wheat, 270.1;
barley, 2.C0J bus.
Shipments Fleur, 2I,W) hhl-i ; Wheat, 425
bus , barley, 2.C0J bus.
ISTATK OF (iRURCK BlCKITKIf BilCU ,
i J.. Ja ofthe city of Lancaster, deceased.
Letters testamentary en said rotate liavinir
been granted te the undersigned, all persons
indebted thereto are requested te make im
mediate payment, and these having clalmr;
in UUI.IJ1UU3 ugaiust tne same, will present
them without delay ter settlement te the
undersigned, residing In the city of Lnncns
tei. MARCARKTRRKITKNKACH.
J no. ACetle, Kxccuter.
Attorney. iiiayllfitiLeaw
L'STATE OF I.. OK W. UKKMKitlAN,
AJ late of Lancaster city, deceased, retters
et administration en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persona in
debted thereto arc requested te make itiuiip itiuiip
diate payment, and theso having claims or
demands against the same, -will present them
without delay ler settlement te the nnder
s'SUCd. (iKORCK K. ZKLLKR3.
w. A. Wilsen, Att'y. Administrator.
m.'iyl.J-Otileaw
Refuse te 1'ay the Insurance.
Winnrpec, Man., Juue27. The insur
ance companies holding risks onthuKuap enthuKuap
pen heuse here, recently destroyed by
lire, have refused te pay the insurance be
cause gasoline was used in lighting the
hotel. Suit has been entered te enforce
the payment.
Leeks Like a .Harder.
Uisdiiank, N. J., June 27. The body of
Jehn .Darmstadt, the builder of the- large
bridge of the New Yerk & Leng Branch
railway, was found in the Navesink river,
near the bridge, this morning. The body
was devoid el" clothing and had four deep
knife cuts iu the breast and stomach.
There are indications of murder, An in
quest will be held te-morrow. Mr. Darm
stadt was in geed circumstances.
Ilied Prem Yellow Fever.
.N kw Orleans, La., June 27. Ferbes,
the sick sailar, who was admitted te the
Charity hospital here en Sunday last, died
last night. The doctors agree that it was
a case of yellow fever, but are of opinion
that the disease will end with this case.
Live Stock Market.
Ohioage. Hogs Receipts, 3,000 iicad ; ship
ments, 15,500 de. ; market nearly nominal en
account ei delayed trains ; prices firm te 5
jwe. nigner ; mixcti. j 40'(j8 wi; light at $7 35
8 20; skips, $5 7'Q7 35.
Cattle Receipts. 3,000 head; MiipmcnK
1,IC0 head, natives ; no market. ; experts, $7 .V)
8 ; geed te choice shipping, $5 75f;7 40; com
mon te fair, $0 25; mixed butchers' at$2 Tm
r 2j : sleekers and feeders. J3Q4 20 for form
er. $4 10J35 20 for latter; through Texans, re
ceipts. 2,500: market anil active; all sold;
fanners, 15 ; shipper-i, $5 3efJ3 80.
Sheep-Receipts, none; shipment, none;
demand fair; market unchanged: common
lefatr, $3 254;;med!um te choice, $1 25l 75 ;
lambj ft head, $1 7583.
East Liberty. Cattle Receipt., 2,384 head;
prime. $7507 75 ; geed, 5 ,VJ7 23 ; common
$5 30.
Hogs Receipts. 3,i;w head ; market fair :
Philadclphias, $8 Jogs ii' ; Baltimore's H I5
8 25; Yorkers, $7 7038.
Sheep Receipts, 5,l(,fl head; market lair;
best. $4 755 12 ; geed, $1 2334 ."0 ; common
$3 2533 73.
ASSIGNED KSTATK OK PKTKlt K. WUL-i-
tir .,rt ?IMl .w,fe' et Jicaster clly.-Petcr
h. Welbert and wife, et Lancastcrclty. having
by deed of voluntary assignment, assigned
and transferred all their cslute and clleet te
the undersigned, for the benefit et thn crmlf.
ion of the said Peter K. Welbert. and wife,
he thcrefore gives ntlee te ull persona
Indebted te said assigner, te make payment te
the undersigned without delay, and these
having claims te present thein fe
Wf iM'IAM SHCLTZ, Amignee.
ni2l-r,teawd Residing In Lancaster City.
J7STATK OK JHAKTIlA S. HUAKrVKU,
J late et Lancaster City, dcc'il. Letters
testanientarv en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons in
ilebteil thereteure requested te make immedi
ate settlement, and these having claims or de
mands against the same will present them
without delay for settlement te the under
signed, residing in Lancaster, Pa.
t. L. OTKIKMKTZ,
apJUitdeaw Executer.
Drowned In a 9II1I l'end.
Wilmington, Del., June 27. A Gazette
special says, Jehn Fountain, aged 12 years,
was drowned in a mill pond near Milferd,
last night. He was the son of the late
Capt. Mark H. Fountain, who was lest at
sea last fall.
Ne Change at Jersey City.
New Yerk, Junci27. The freight han
dlers' strike remains in the same condition
as yesterday, neither parties showing any
signs of yielding. The strikers remain
peaceful and quiet.
Tne Manchester Jfire.
Manchester, N. H., June 27. The peo
ple who were injured at the fire last night
iu the bearding house, arc all quite com
fortable te-day. The property burned was
well insured.
A
ICIDE FOB LOVE.
An Editor Cewblded.
Atlanta, Ga., June 27. W. F. Clarke,
editor of the Republican, was cewbided by
Ed. McCandlcss this morning. Clarke
stated in his paper that in Shields' trial
the evidence eC McCandlcss and Yenable
was net genuine, it was strained and im
probable. i
i'he Cabinet Iu Session.
Washirgten, D. C, June 27. The cab
inet meeting te-day was attended by all
the members. The session was short and
unimportant. The case of the assassin,
Guiteau, was net mentioned at all.
Dead in the Street With a Itullet Hele In
Ills Head.
William F. Burnet was found dead at G
o'clock Monday morning with a bullet
hole in his head and a revolver by his side,
en Eight street, near Madisen avenue,
in Plainflcld, N. J., a quarter distin
guished by elegant residences. Mr.
DurncE, wue was a young man, was
ence a resident of that city but latterly
of Elizabeth. It was at first thought
he had been murdered, but iurther inves
tigation shows that the case was one of
suicide, resulting from a love affair. He
had been engaged te a young lady, a mem
ber of a well known family in Plainfleld,
N. J., and her parents bad refused te
allow the marriage te take place.
In one pocket was found a railroad time
table with the following written en it in a
bold, clear hand: "Lord abide with me.
Christ Jesus, receive my spirit. I'm tee
cool te walk far te-night, I may. get tee
warm,"
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
Mesday, J une 2. The receipts el livestock
nt thn Philadelphia stock yards were: Pur
the week: Reeves, 3,300 head ; sheep, 17,000
head; hogs, 2,900 head. Previous week
Reeves, 2,100 head ; sheep, 15,000 head ; hogs
3,010 head.
Reef Cattle were inactive and prices de
clined fully He tl tt. en the geed grades, whll whll
cet nin en stock was only a trifle lower.
Wc quote as tollews:
Cxtra natives. fcJftfJ'JJie ; Geed, VA$',c;
Medium, GigTKc : Common, .'(gftjjc ; latcews,
4Vic
Milch Cows were dull at$30gCO, with sales
of cxtra grades as high as f IOC.
Sheep were demoralized as the receipts were
the heaviest et tiie year, and mostet them
beintr of an Interior grade, and prices declined
fully c fl ft. At the close a number were left
unsold. A low choice 100 tt sheep sold at 3 50.
We quote as follews:
Extra, 55'ic ; geed 44S4c; medium i
J4c: common 23ic; culls 2Xc; lamljj,
38c : calves, CgSJc.
Hogs were active and firm.
We quote as fellows :
Extra. HJi12c; geed, H'-iSllKc; lii'h:
mixed, 10i4iic.
BALES Or BKKVE3 AT THE WKST nllLADELFUlA
STOCK VARUS.
Martin, Fuller & Ce., ISO Western, 54fifc
Reger Maynes, 150 Western, 7iJ8Kc. m Texas
A. & J. Christy, 297 Western anil Va. IKtPc.
K- S. Mc Fillan, HO Western, S!.i0Vc.
II. V. McFiilan. 00 Western. S!c.
M. Ulman. 30 S. Ohie. 84'JHz ; 'JO W. Va.. 7J?
8c ; G2 W. Va.. account Lehman
Rres., 7c ; 15 Lancaster co.,Ue.
James Clcmsen 50 Western. 78c.
Schambcrg & Paul, 103 Western aud Texans,
G. Schambcrg & Ce., 175 Western and Tcxaus.
G8Jic.
Lewcnsteln & Adler, HO Western St Texans,
ijWui;.
ESTATKOFMAKV K. C'MKK.UTKOP
the township et Stresburg, deceased.
Letters or administration en said estate hav
ing been granted te the undersigned, ull per
sons indebted thereteure requested te make
immediate payment, and these having claims
or demands against thu same, will present
them without delay for settlement te the
undersigned, residing in Strashurg township.
FRANKLIN CLARK, Administrator.
)tiuc21-(5lnr Strusburg, P .
JUEJtIVAL.
0":"
Dim
5,000
isis ami n
Jehn McArdlc. 170 Western. 7lS'm
Owen Smith, 147 Western and Texans, tiOc ;
47 West Virginia, acct. II. C.
Seymour.
L. Hern, 42 West Va. and Pcnna., mixed 5JJ
6c.
Daniel Smyth & Rre.. 120 Western, (i'A&syic.
Dennis smyth, 70 Western und Texans. 5g3c.
Rachman & Levi, 80 West;Va., 7iJc.
F. Schcetz.17 Western, 437Kc;31 .Texans,
GlGc.
H. Chain, 40 West Va., mixed, 406.
Lewenstein Uellbren, 47 Western cows und
bulls. 4aec.
Abe Ostheim, 20 Western, 7fiSc.
J. F. Sadler & Ce., 212 Western stepper, 1)
6Jc.
Thes. Rradley received three carloads direct
from Chicago, finest in the market,
Have Signed or BnderB3tl tfce Fol Fel
loving Remarkable Document.
Mcmr.i. Scubury A- Jehnsen. Jt&tjmmrinff
Chemists, 21 Plate street, New YerkTiT
GcNTr.EMKi: Fer the past lew years -we
have sold various brands or Pereus Plasters.
Physicians and the public piefer RENSON'S
CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER te all ethers
We consider them one el the very few reliable
household remedies worthy el confidence.
They arc superior te all ether porous plasters
or Liniments ler external use.
RENSON'S CAPCINE PLASTER la a genu,
ine Parmaceutical product, el the highest
elder of merit, and se recognized by physi
cians aud druggists.
When ether remedies lull get a RENSON'S
CAPCINE PLASTER.
Yeu will be disappointed il you use cheap
Plasters, Liniments, Pad3 or Electrical Mag
netic Toys.
A SURE REMEDY AT LAST.
Frlce 25 CeaU.
MEAD'S MEDICATED
CORN AND BUNION PLABTEB.
CI! A3. N. CKITXKNTOW, "lis altm St.,
New Yerk, sole agent ler Dr. C. W.Ben W.Ben
eon's Remedies, te whom all orders should
be addressed.
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