- t-v - t - LANCASTEK DAILY INTELLIGENCER; TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1882. V MORKIS BKIUKEB. Uelsltrcught From KansasCltyand Lodged In Jail. Prison Iuspector Ilageu, who went West some days ago to bring to this city "Morris Brickcr, an escaped convict, ai rived in Lancaster with his prisoner yesterday afternoon, and lodged him in the county jail. Mr. Ilagen states that bo reached Kansas City on Saturday morning at 7:30 ; got his papers fixed and had the prisoner turned over to him, and left for the East on Saturday night at 8:30. Reached St. Louis next morniug after daybreak, and tbenco to Cincinnati. Ho says Brickcr is a slippery customer, and required constant watching. At Cincin nati a newspaper reporter boarded the train, and while ho was interviewing Mr. Hagcn, Bricker, though band-culTeci.made a dart for the car door and escaped. He jumped over a train of cars standing on au opposite track and ran for liberty, but was captured after running a square or two. Some distance this side ot Cincin nati he made another attempt to escape via the water-closet, but was watched too closely to permit of his getting' away. Bricker1 s bauds aie so small that it re quired tho greatest care to adjust the bracelets to his wrist so that he could uot slip them off. Mr. Hagcn says that he was unusually walclilul of Brickcr, because the Kansas City jailer had told ltitn that Brickcr had boasted that ho would never bo taken all the way to Lancaster. Tho prisoner was constantly on the rjui nvc for means of escape, and did not appoar to givo up hope until after he had paxscd llarrisburg. Hagcn had purj-osely deceived him by telling him they would change cars at Harrisburg, and when Bricker found that this last means of escapo was cut oil", he gave up and resigned himself to his fate. On reaching the depot, this city, he was hurried into a coach and thenco to jail where ho now remains. Mr. Hagcn says that ho has no doubt John Frankford was in Kansas City on the day Brickcr was arrested, and that ho too would have been arrested had it not been for the accidental shooting of Officer Murphy dnring tho sculllo icsnltiug in Bricker'.-; arrest. The affair becoming noisid abroad reached Frankford's cars and ga ve him a chauce to get away. HHABPSHOOTISUS' PICNIC. Tlie Prizes Shot for and Won. The Lancaster sharpshooters had a very pleasant picnic at What Glen yesterday. A target practice at 140 yauls rango formed an interesting part of tho proceed ings. The lirhfc prize was won by Wm. Suultz, who made 29 rings ; tho second by George Heiss, 28 lings ; third Wm. Itoehm 2G lings ; fourth, George Kircher, 24 rings'; fifth C. Iippold, 24 lings ; sixth Dr. J. L. Atlee jr., 19 linjrs; seventh, II. Breiter, 15 rings ; eight, Joseph Gardner, 10 rings. The best order prevailed on the grounds all day. Assault and Battery. Yesterday afternoon Thad Henry, jr., a colored hod carrier, while diuuk went to the new building ou East Orange street, which is being erected by tho estate of Jacob Long, and became engaged in a quarrel with Charles Lee, another colored man who was carrying the hod there. Heury was whipped and he has brought fcuit boforo Alderman J. F. Doncelly against Lee. Tlio Three Krutes. The two big brutes who have a trained bear havo again made their appearance on the street. Tho bear wears a heavy iron and leather muzzle, and is dragged around town by a long chaiu, being made to stand ou bis hiiltl legs and turn uumniersauilB. He can do very few tricks, but they are enough to almost kill his bear. ship. His owucr should bo arrested, instead of being allowed to take tho bear around town while the weather is so warm, endeavor ing to make people believe that they arc giving a trained animal show. Tno Knights llepaittirr. This moraine at 9:15 Divisions No. G aud 7 uniform rank Knights of Pythias, left this city lor Harrisburg, on a special train. They wero accompanied by the Steel ton and Lancaster bands, and before leaving they made a street parade over tho route published yesterday. Tho men looked and inarched well and each division had about 40 in line. Besides tho Knights a number of other folks weut on the train, 2G5 tickets having been sold . Hurtling ol Lapp's Barn. Benjamin Lapp, whose barn, situated near Mechanicsburg on tho New Holland pike, was burned on Sunday night was in Lancaster this morning. He says ho has no doubt the bnildiug was fired by an in cendiary. Tho loss on the building and contents is about $1,000, on which ho has an insurance of 350 ou tho barn and $3.10 on tin contents. Policemen Suspended. Alvin Pyle, of tho First waul, aud Sam'l Lcntz, of tho Fifth waul, members of the city police force, havo leen suspended by the mayor, the former for 30 anrt tho latter for CO days, fordisordeily and uuofliccrlike conduct while on duty ou Saturday even ing last. Resigned. Victor Yccker has resigned his position as paying teller in the Farmers' bank ou account of ill health. In a couple of weeks ho will leavo lor Wisconsin on a two months' gunning trip. No one has yet been elected to tako Mr. Ycckcr's place. Police vases. Aldcimau McConomy committed one druuken and disorderly person to the county prisou for ten days ; and one train jumper for ten days. Taken an Appeal. Isaac Bushong, ex county commission er, has taken an appeal from tho decision of the connty arbitrators surcharging him. Improvement. A new table in the prothonotarys office lia just been put in, and is a great im provement on tho largo contra desk for merly there. The Ringgold Rami Excursion to Atlantic City will take place on Saturday, August lfl. Round trip tickets good tor three days. Train leaves Lancaster (King St.) at 4 10 a. in., Col umbia at 4:10, Landlsvillc 430. Fare $3.00. Leave Manbcim at 4:45, I.Ititz 4:.V, Ephratn 6:15. Fare only $175. aS.10.12,14,10,18 HflCVlAS. XOT1VVS. Don't vie In the Uouse. "Rough on Kats." Clears out nits, mice, roaches, bed-bugs, flics, ants, moles, chip munks, gophers. 15c. Tun public lacks notagcnulno remedy tor skin diseases in Glenn's Sulnbur Soap. Woxicir everywhere use Parker's Ginger Tonic, because they bave learned by experi ence that it overcomes despondency. Indiges tion, weakness In tbc back and kidneys, and other troubles of the sex. ome Journal. al-lmdeod&eow This nutritive properties ot Colden's Llcbig's Liquid Beef and Tonic Invlgnrator sustains tbe body without solid food. Golden'; no other. al41wdcodw Few complexions can bear the strong, white morning light which exposes every speck of t an, every pimple and tbe slightest spotting of eczema. In Dr. Benson's Skin Cure is sure relief from the annoyance of these blemishes on tbe cheek ot beauty. al4-lwdw It Is no Joke To suffer constant headache, depression ot spirits, longing tor food and not being able to cat wncn put. oeiorc yon, gnawing pains in the stomach, lassitude and a ceneraf feeling ot goncnesi; but a capital Joke to find that liumocic cioou jiiiicis remove a tuesc symptoms and only costs $1. For sale at II. 1J. Cochran's drug store, 137 Xotth Queen sir. ot, I an caster. It Toughens. HOZODONT toughens the gums and makes them healthy, so tha't the? hold in the teeth firmly. It removes the tartar, elves comfort. Is economical of health and money, and wben once used will never be given up. Try SOZO DOXT. al-Vlwdeodftw urown't Household Panacea Is the most cflective Pain Destroyer In tho world. Will mo-t surely quicken the blood, whether taken Internally or applied externally.and thereby more certainly relieve pain, whether chronic or acute, than any other pain alleviator, and it is warranted double the strength ot any similar preparation. 'It cures pam In the Side. Back or J5owel3. Sore Throat, Rheumatism and all aches, anil H T1IK GREAT RELIEVER OK PAIN. "I'eown's Household Pakacea" should ic In every family. A teaspoon ful of the Panacea In a tumbler ol hot water sweetened if preferred J, taken at lied time will break cp a cold. 25cts boltle tebll-lvdM.WftSftw A Marvelous cure For all bodily ailments, ariiingfrom impurity ol blood, n torpid liver, irregularity ot tho bowels, indigestion, constlnation. or disorder ed kidneys, is warranted in a free use of i!ur- iiocx uiooii n i tiers, puce (I. r or sale at u. 1J. Cochran's drug store, 137 North Queen street, Lancaster. A World or Good. One of the most popular medicines now be iore the American public, is Hop Bitters. Von sec It everywhere. People lake it with good effect. It builds them up. It Is not as pleas ant to the taste as some other Bitters, as It is not a whiskey di ink. It is more like the old fashion d bone-set tea. that has done a world or good. 11 you don't feel just light, try Hop Hitlers. Amiuu yews. a!-2wdftw The GREAT GERMAN INVlGORATOlt Is the marvel ot the medical world. It never fulls 1o completely cure Nervous Debility, Mental Depression, etc. The testimony ot thousands can be had by writing to F. .7. CncNEV, Toledo, Ohio. o!c agent lor the Uni ted States. Price, $1.00 per box; six boxes for $5.00, II vour druggist docs not keep the remedy hciiJ to headquarters and gel tho medicine by mail. Circulars and testimonials on application. uH-IydM&Th Liquid Gold. Daniel l'lauk, ot Brooklyn, Tioga Co., Pa., describes it thus : "I rode thirty miles for a bottle of Thomas' EclcctricOil. which effected the wonderful cure of a crooked limb in six ap plications ; it proved worth more than gold to me." For sale at II. 15. Cochran's drug .storo 137 North Queen si root, Lancaster. That hacking roush can be soqutckly e iy Shiloh's Cure. Wo guarantee It, For in Cochran's urug store, 137 North Qnepn tm-l.ln-ilitnu'J u red unlo f lnopii St myl-lwdcow&w Alotliend 7Iotlirtt I ! Mothers I! Aieiyou disturbed at night and broken ol your rest by a sick child suffering and crying with excruciating pain of cutting teeth ? If so, go at onco and get a bottle ot MRS. WIN SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP It will relievo the poor little sufferer immediately depend upon it: there is no mistake about It. There Is not a mother on earth who has ever used it, who ill not tell you at once that it will regu late the bowels, and givo rest to the mother and iclict and health to the child, operating like magic. It is perfectly sate to use in all casi-s, and pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription ol one ol the oldest and best fcuialo physician and nurses In the United States, Sold every whno. 25 cents a bottle. m2-ly-M.WA.Sftw That HUHbuiid ol Aline, Is Ihice times the man he was licfore he begun using " Wells' Health Rcnewcr." $1. Drug gists. Depot John Black. Weak niuiclcs and nerves, sluggishness ot thought and inactivity, cured by Brown's linn Bitters. For sale at II. B. Cochran's drug store, l.7 North Quccu street, Lancaster. all-lwd&w To it a wan contagion from garments and linen, disinfect with Glenn's Sulphur Soap. Pike's Toothache Drops euro in ono minute. nl4-lwdcod&w SLuarLsss nights, made miserable by that terrible couj. Ii. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy lor vou. For sale at Cochran's drug stoie. 137 Ninth Queen St. myl-lwdc-uw&w A l ougn. Coin or sore Tnrnai slioiiio no sloppot. .Neglect irequenuy renutts tn nn In curable Lung Disease or Consumption. Uiown's t.ioncliiiU Troeln-s do not disorder the stomach like cough syrups au.l balsams, but act directly ou the lmlamcd party, allaying Irritation, give reller in Asthma. Kroiicliial Coughs, Catarrh, and tho Throat Troubles which Singers and I'ubllcSpcakers are subject to. For thirty ycara Brown's Bronchial Trocucs have been recommended by physi cians, and always glvts ported salisiailion. Having been tested by wide and constant ue Tor nearly an entire generation, they have at tained wiJ .ncrited rank among the lewjtajilo remedies of tho ase. Sold at ii cents a box evervwlwre mv-lvdTTIiAFAlvw UtSCUKO 1'llOM UK ATI I. Tii.- lollnwingstatementot William !. Cough in, ot Somerville, Mass., is so remarkable tout wo beg toask for it the attention ot our read era. lie says ; "in tliw lall ot 187(1 1 was taken with :. violent bleeding ot the lungs, followed by a severe cough. I soon began to lose my appetite aud llesli. 1 was ho weak at ono time that 1 could not luivo my bed. In the sum mer of 1S77 1 wasndniittcd to the City Hospital. Wliile there the doctors said I had a hole In my lett lung us big as a half-dollar. 1 expend ed over a hundred dollars In doclois aud med icines, l was so tar gone at ono time a report went around that I was dead. I gave up hope but a irleiid told mo ot DR. WM. HALL'S BALAAM FOR THE LUNGS. I laughed at my friends, thinking my case incurable, but I got a bnttlo to satisfy them, when to my sur prise; and gratification, 1 commenced to feel better. My hope, once dcud, began to revive, ami to-day I loci in better spirits than I have tho past three years. " I write this hoping you will publish it, so that every one afflicted with 1)1-cased Lungs will be induced to lake Dlt. WM. HALL'S BALSAM FOll THE LUNGS.and be convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. 1 have taken two bottles and can positively say tli:. it has done me more good than all the other medicines I lavo taken since my sick ness. My congh has almost entirely disap peared and I shall soon be able to goto work.'f Sold bv H. It. Cochrnn, 187 orth Oneen street Bay Fever. Mr. a. L. Avkbv, Pharmacist, Newark, N J. Having been severely afflicted for eleven years with Hay Fever, after trying almost everything without avail, I gave up all hopes ot being cured, when I purchased or yon a box ol Ely's Cream Balm. To my surprise atter a lew applications, 1 was entirely ro licved. It. Watson Harris, Letter Carrier No. 14, New P. O., Newark, N. J. I have been a Hay Fever sufferer for three years, and have often heard Ely's Cream Balm spoken of In the highest terms, but did not tako much stock in It because of the many quack medicines. A friend persuaded me to try the Balm, and with the most wonderful success. This recommendation you can use for the benefit of Hay Fever sufferers. T. S. Ureer Syracuse, N.Y. Price 50 cents. Apply Into nostrils with little linger. For sale at Cochran's Drugstore, 137 North Queen street. ju7-3 BMSJLTH8. Misciilicu. In Silver Springs, Lancaster county. Pa.. August 12, 1S&, Adam Mischllch, aged US years, 11 months and 19 days. The relatives and friends are respectfully In vited to attend tho funeral, on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, at St. Stephen's Lu theran church, Lancaster. Interment at Lan caster ccmctciy, alWitc . Lytle. In this city, on the 14th Inst., Mary 11., daughter of Scott P., and Anna C. Lytle, in the 2d year ot her age. The relatives and friends ot the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral from the residence oilier parents, No. 18 East Andrew street, on Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Interment at Woodward Hill ceme tery. lt XrW AVrXMTXBJSMXNXS. WANTED. A CIBL TOR UEKKKAI. hontewoxk. Family ot two. Good washer and ironer. Apply at No. StSAVeat Chestnut street. ' ltd w AM'rEU-4 GUUU G1KX. FOK GEN- end Housework. Apply at 116 EAST LEMON STREET. lt Lancaster. Pa. ri-ffK KEGULAK MO.NTULY MKKT1NU X ot the Sbifflerrire Company will be held as usual In its leiml place, the Hall of the En gine House, THIS EVENING at 8 o'clock. Members are requested to attend, as business or importance will be presented. It P. S. GOODMAN, Sect. A FULL LINE OF SMOKING TOBACCO at HABTMAN'S Yellow Front Cigar Blirv, 21 North Queen street. o VK NKW 1USAL ESTATK CATALOGUE Will be issued in a few weeks. Those wishing to enter their property for sale In the first Issue should bond descriptions at once. No charge tor entering city property. ALLEN A. HERB & CO., Roal Estate and Insurance Agents No. W, EAST KING STREET. A FULL. ASSOKTMKNT OF KUCIHUC, Poker an.l other playing cards atHAUT MA.V3 Yellow Front Cigar Store. SAMUKL H. FKII'E, ATTOKNKV, HAS Removed his Ofilco irom 56 North Duke street to No. 41 GRANT STREET, Immedi ately In Hear of Court House, Long's New Building. ml7-tld IN CASKS OF CANUKK THERE AKE the wildest variations in the degrco ot pain; neither the size nor the duration or period ot the tumor seem to influence the amount ot pain with certuinty. CANCERS, TUMORS. SKIN DISEASES also. Chronic una Private Diseases succesa iiilly'treiitcdby DRS.H D.and M. A. LONGAKER, Office 13 East Walnut SI., Lancaster, Pa. Consultation five. 14 dftw WANTED. LIFE INMJUANCE AGENTS in Pennsylvania. To those who havo had excrlencn and have been successful as solicitors, good contracts will Imj given us General Agents tor a number ot counties. In expel fenced men will be aided and instructed by Special Asrents. Address MANAGER, nll-ltd&w Box 3,005 N. Y. Fostottlec. WALNUT STREET L1VEKV. Having added to my already extensive livery stock a HANDSOMK NEW IIEAliSE, I am now prepared to attond funerals on the most reasonable terms. Any number of coaches furnished on short notice, witli good horses and CHretul driver-". All the appoint ments ot allrstclass Livery, including two and four-horse Omnibuses. ELI POWELL, alllwd Office : No. to Ea-t Walnut street. T)KNN.SYLVANIA IMILUOAD. LAST OP THB SEASON. ANOTHER SPECIAL CHEAP EXCURSION WILL 15K RUN TO " ATLANTIC CITY, On FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1882, GOOD FOR THREE DAYS. RATES: Columbia, Mouutvillu and Lan caster, .$.". on. Stations east at a proportionate reduction. Mount Joy and Landlsvillc pas sengers will come to Lancaster on Fast Line. 3See Cliculars and Posters. UAVEKST1CH CLAUH, Manager, ltd&w Lancaster, Pcnn'a. E1 EDUCATIONAL, Pennsylvania State College. FALL TERM OPENS AUGUST 25. Located in one of the most beautiful and healthful of the entile Allegheny legion. Open to students ot both sexes, and oilers the following Courses ot Study :' 1. A full Classical Course of four years. -'. A lull Scicutie Course of four years. 3. The following Technical Courses ot four years each : (a) Agi culture : (b) Natural His tory: (e) Clicmlstiy and PIijhics; (d) Civil Engineering. 4. A Special Course In Agriculture. 5. A Siocial Course In Chemistry. 0. A Classical nnl Scicntitic Preparatory Course. Military drill Is required. Expenses tor board and incidentals very low. TUITION FREE. Young -ladies In chaigoof a compe tent lady principal- For Catalogues, or other information, nil-die-s GEO. W. ATHERTON, riesideiit. Mate t.ollcgc, Con tie Co., Pa. augS IStdT.Th AS r. i AUK!!. HAY-FRVia:. CATARRH. WsCnBalni VOHITIVKI.Y MIRKS CATARRH, (OLD IN THE HEAD HAY FEVER, Catarrhal Deafness, Heals Sores In Naal Passages, Subdues Ca tari hal Headache l'RICE 50 C2MH. Ely's Cream Balm Co. OSWEGO, N Y. HAYEVER. Ely's Cream Halm Effectually cleanses the nasal pnssages of Catari hal virus.caus Ing healthy secre tions, allajH inflam mation, protects tho membrane from ad ditional colds, com pletely heals the sores aud lestores tbc sense of taste and smell. Henctlclal ro suits arc realized by a few application. A thorough treatment will euro Catarrh, Hay Fever, 4e. Un equaletl lor colds In the head. Agreeable to use. Apply by the little finger Into the nostrils. Ou receipt otto cts. will in.tll a package, hold by II. it. Cochran,1.l7 North Queen street, Lan caster, Pa. ELY'S CREAM RALM augl5 eod.eowd&eoww CO., Oswego, N. Y. ri'DE 1!U1.1 J WILL NEED A New Suit Very soon. Something that will tako the place ot the light one thoy havo been wearing all summer, but a little heavier. Wo hare Just the article you want, and manyot the dark colors have been MARKED DOWN. They arc ot MEDIUM WEIGHT and all ol this season's make, but thero are not many of them, so those who need BOY'S SUITS, should come early and get the best choice. Men's Odd Pants Are called lor now moro than any other gar ment. We have a lew short lines reduced in prlco to close them out. Also, a few ODD COATS at greatly reduced prices ' -OUIt- Mil Gills Department HAS LISLE THREAD AND BALBRIGGAN UNDERSHIRTS That arc Just the thing lor comfort. NECK WEAll in all the Ugh' est things for SUMMER WEAR. MACINAW and FINE MANILLA HATS. BOYS' and CHILDREN'S HaTS, at prices that cannot fall to meet tho wants of all. 9Goods cheerfully exchanged wben desired and money refunded when not per fectly satisfied. WILLIAMSON AND FOSTER i 34, 36 and 38 East King St., LANCASTER, PA. SmW-AVTA LOlcTTT llHirjHMITIi TUCACCO, ' only 10 cents a plug at H AMMAN'S Tel- WW tlliBtVUMWI It.H l.ff --f fMTY i.t.M. rice. j Six per cent, will be added to all City Tax not paid belore the 1st ot September. C. F. MYERS. al2-tSl d Treasurer. WANTKD. A 8TKWAKD TO TAKE charge of Uarbaugh Hall tbe boarding llmarfmnnt nt tTv-anlrlln find VAYidtAll ftnllmrf For particulars apply at, with reference, to al2-3tdAltw ' President. BUDWfclSKK BKBB. Just received, a fresh sumly ot the cele brated Budweiser Beer ; families and persons desirous ot retailing the same can be supplied by the undersigned. GEORGE WALL, augl2-Std Southern Exchange Hotel. TJ O, FUR THE SUSQUEHANNA. GRAND EXCURSION OF TUB LANCASTER LIEDERKHANZ . TO WEISE'S ISLAND, On THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1882. Tickets lor the round trip from Lancaster, $1.00; Columbia, 60c.; Child en under 12 years pay halt fare. .Train braves Lancaster at 7 o'clock a. ul; Columbia at 7:3. jror particn lars see large hand bills. : 5,li,l4,15,lC HAVANA OB YAKA C1GAKS, THK clear article, only 5 cents, at HART MAN'S Y'ellow Front Cigar fctore. o KGANIZED 18IO. ' I The Old American Fire Insurance Com pany of Philadephia. ASSETS : One Million, Six Hundred and Thirty-three Thousand Five Hundred and Eiahty four Dollars and Eighty eight csnta. All iBvesteilH Safe wi SrtidSceuritles. Company Conservatively Managed. 43-For Insurance apply to RIFE & KAUFFMAN, 19.EAST KING STREET. iu35mdTuThAS clotiiixo. OPKCIAI. To the Public I r Siuco our mark-dowu in prices we havo run off. a great many of our Light Weights. --Some of the choicest and best styles reinaiu and must positivee y be sold be- FOBESEPT. Jit., to make room for ' our Fall and Winter Stock. Some very choico styles sold for $35 going at $25. A large line of $30 Suits selling for $30. A full stock of genuine Imported Scotch Bannockburru?, Celtics and Serge Weaves as lowjus 915 fit! Suit. Our aim is to start in the season with entire new Styles and will sell regardless of cost. J. K. SMALING, ARTIST TAILOR. No. 121 North Queen Street. MUlilCAL. D K. IIKNSON'S RKMKDI1M. Krom theSpiIngileld Republican. A Generous Act That will bo Appreciated by all who Care for Their Complexion and Skin. It is not generally known that the nervous system has a wonderful Influence over the skin, but this U a fact known to medical men who have given much ot their time to the study ol diseases ot the Skin. No one can have a clear and lair complexion unmixed Willi blotches or pimples wno is very nervous. Whatever tends to a healthful condition of the nervous system always beautlllcs ihe com plexion and removes roughness and dryness ot thejskin. Somo skin diseases arc not at tended by visible signs on the surface, but an intolerable ilehingthat renders lire miserable. We copy the following deserving and Inter esting compliment from the Tribune which says: 'Dr C. w. .Benson's New Remedy, 'Skin Cune.' la received by the public with great confidence, and it is regarded as a very generous act on tbe doctor's part to make known and prepare lor general use his valu able and favoilte piescrlpUou lor tbe treat ment ot skin diseases, alter having devoted almost his entire life to the study and treat ment of nervous aud skin diseases, in which he took great delight. Ho was for a number ot years physician in charge or the Maryland Inlinnaty on Dermatology and anything lrom his hands is at once accepted us authority and valuable. The remedy is fully the article to attack tho disease, both interally, through the absorbents, and is the only reliable rational mode ot treatment. These prepara tions are only put up for general use, atter having been utcd by the doctor In his private practice for years, with the greatest success and they fully merit the confidence or all classes ot sultcrcrs from skin diseases." This Is for i-alo by all druggists. Two bottles. In ternal and external treat ment.ln ono package. Don't be persuaded to take any other, It costs one dollar. OH, MTTHEAD1 WHY WILL YOU SUFFJCK? Sick headache, nervous headache, neuralgia, nervousness, paralysis, dyspepsia, sleepless ness and brain diseases, positively cured by Dr. Hcnson's Celery and Chamomile Pills. They contain no opium, quinine or other harmful drug. Sold by druggists. Prlco. SO cents per box, two boxes tor il, six boxes lor $2.50 by mall, postage rree. Dr. C. W. Benson, Baltimore, Aid. O. N. CRITTENTON, 115 Fulton street, New York, is wholesale agents for Dr. C. W. Ben son's remedies. augl2-lmd,M,WAS4wI HOSTBTTBR'S CELEBRATED Hostelter's Stomach Bitters extirpates dys pepsia with greater certainty andpromptitude than any known remedy, and Is a most genial lnvigorant, appeUzer and aid to secretion. These are not empty assertions, as thousands ot our countrymen and women who have ex perienced its effects are aware, but are backed up by irrefragable proofs. The Bitters also give a healthful stimulus to the urinary organs." ( , . n For sale by all Druggists' and Dealers gen erally, al-lydeodftw TOMH BOTERS OTIRirSMTKMfr TUESDAY EVENING, AUG. 15, 1883 W0KK AND WAGES. PKOUKESi OF THE VAKIODS STRIKES. No Signs ol compromise at WllkeaDarre The Situation at Pittsburgh and tbe Harmony MUIs. Wilkesbarre. Aug. 15. There were no signs to-day of any compromise be tween the striking driver boys and Messrs. Charles Parrish & Co. The streets are foil of idle miners who are in favor of the action of the boys. It is the intention of the operators not to comply with the de mands made by the strikers. If the latter do not return to work this week the mules at the Empire mines will be removed on Monday, and tho mines will bo declared idle until the strikers return to work upon the basis offered them. LUaGSHOKKHEN QUIT. Demands Tbat Are said to be Exorbitant. Boston, Aue. 15. Tho striko of the longshoremen's Provident Union began here this morning. The demand of the men is for 40 cents per hour for day work, 50 cents an hour at night and double price on Sunday. Thcso figures are generally regarded as excessive and the steamship agents are not inclined to pay them. Tho Leyland steamship line has engaged SO Italians. The Cunard lino having no boat hero to be discharged this week have no need to tako immediate action. This striko involves some 300 to 400 men con nected with tbe ocean steamship work. It is claimed by the strikers that at the best they canuot mako more than seven dollars a week and that the work is irreg ular and arduous. They state that they have given the bteamboat companies a month's notice and not having received any reply deem that the time is ripe for tbe strike. As the organizations are under good discipline a firm attitude will proba bly bo maintained. The Leyland line has discharged the longshoremen in its em ploy and hired Italian laborers. BUIH SIDES DETBKM1NED. No Change la tbe Situation at Harmony Mills. Couoes, N. Y., Aug. 15. At tho Har mony mills there is no change. All of the mills are in operation with a limited num ber of operatives. The company are san guine of ultimate success, and tho strikers are determined to resist to tho last. Time ly aid iu small amounts is beiug received from the Trades' Union iu New York, Albany, Troy and other places. Tho test of evictions from the company's tenants will be developed within the next thrco weeks. TJJK PITTSBURGH SlKIKt:. Talk Abont Compromising the Trouble. Pittsburgh, Pa., Aug. 15. A report comes from Maboniug Valley that Brown, Bennell & Co., owners of one of tbe largest mills in the country, whose pay roll is over one million dollars per year, bave offered thoir employees their old wages, and say if tho offer is not accepted they will em ploy non-union men. The coal miners of Pittsburgh district are holding a convention, but so far nothing is known of thoir proceedings. It is thought somo action will bo taken look ing to a settle of tho sttike. WEAVERS WM' WON'T VIF.LD. Tbey Talk It Over and Refuse to Stand a Keductlon of Wages Philadelphia, August 15. Tho sixty odd weavers of the Symrua carpet and rug factory who struck about, ten days ago, because tho manufacturers, Bromley & Sons, reduced tho pay on Yeddo and landscape stylo of rugs from 10 aud 10 to 9 aud 9 cents pr yard, held a meeting this morning and decided not to accept any compromise but to hold out for their original futures. Ic was reported that aid was being giveu the meu. t-ICLUUKAPlIlU TAPS. Little Sparks From tbe Electric Wires. The statement in tho 2'imtn that the Piince of Wales will go to Germany for bis health produces a sensation in London. Carpenter coutiuued his speech defend ing the Dorseys to-day. Tho O'Conuell statue was unveited in Dublin to-il.iy, and tho opening of the ex hibition followed. Senator Brown telegraphs to Sergeaut-at-Arms Boight that Senator Hill's phy sician thinks tho latter will certainly die to-day. David Morris, agod 50, cut Steiliug Officer's throat without provocation in Clark county, Oregon, and it is thought he will be lynched by excited citizens. An unknown man, apparently about 40 years of age, fell from a passenger train at Marion, N. J., aud was killed. David It. Watson was drowned while bathing at Wilmington, Dal., aud the same fate overtook Prof. Stanley Stevens, tho philosopher, at Boxnull, England. Grand City, Mo., was damaged to the extent of $50,000 by nn incendiary fire and the destruction of John H. Rowley's stable, in Providouce,- R. I., caused a loss of $30,000. General Singleton Beady to Bolt. Qcincy, III., Aug. 15. General Single ton has consented to become an Independ ent candidate for Congress provided the Republicans make no nomination at White Hall on Wednesday. This very likely will result in tho Republicans sup porting him, as the district is securely Democratic on a straight issue. Sam Hair's County Instructs for Ulra. HAnitiscuua, Pa., August 15. Tho Re publican county convention assembled this morning and placed in nomination a ticket composed exclusively of the present incumbents. Conferees were appointed to support 8. F. Barr for Congress and John B.facPherson for additional law judge. A Historic Oak Destroyed by Lightning. Washington, Aug, 15. A gigantic oak at Mount Vernon, known as " Washing ton's oak," was destroyed by lightning a few days since. It had many historic as sociations. WEATBEB INDICATIONS. Washington, Aug. 15. For the Mid dle Atlantic States continued warm and partly cloudy weather, southerly to west erly winds, stationary or lower barometer, followed on Wednesday by local rains. BOLD BAM B0BBEBS thh-vU okx away WITH IMO WAG They KaocK Uow the Casbter aad a Clerk and Steal SZO.eM The Town la Hot Parson. Kewanek, Ills., Aug. 13. Testeiday afternoon two men called at tbe First National bank here and left their satcheb. They called for them at 6 o'clock, while Cashier Pratt and Miss Palmer, a clerk, were alone in tbe bnilding. The lady openod tbe door for them and was knocked insensible by one of the men, while the other pushed into tbe office and stunned Pratt. They then placed the lady and Pratt in the vault and decamped with 120,000, of which $6,000 was in gold. Miss Palmer and Pratt managed to re- f lease themselves in about an hour. Up to midnight tho robbers had not been caught. Tho bank robbers were seen this morn iug near Mineral, 111. Parties were in hot pursuit with every prospect of arresting both men before night. Over 300 men were scontinir iu every direction. Mr. Pratt and Miss Palmer are in a bad condi tion to-day. Miss Palmer is badly bruised and feverish. She is prostrated by the excitement. Business houses and shops are all closed, tho owners joining in the chase. Colored IHca la Council. Willi AsisroitT, Pa., August 15. The Pennsylvania stato league (colored) met here this morniug, William Nesbit, of Altoona, presiding. Over one hundred delegates were preseut ; William D. For- ten, of Philadelphia, and other prominent colored men being among the number. After appointing a number of coniniitttees tbe meeting adjourned until 2 p. m. General Beaver and Senators Davies and Greer aro expected this evening. Arabl Uard at Work. Alexandria, Aug. 15 Natives of Kafr-el-Dwar report that Arabi on Sunday call ed a meeting of Uhlaus and obtained from them a fetiva deposing tho sultan and naming the sheriff of Mecca as the next caliph. He is also fast organizing tbe Bedouins. jtiidtJiTn. I e ora ataraet. New jroiox. Angust 14. Flour State and Western in buyers' tavor ; light export and lobbing trade demand. Southern dull and un changed. Wheat Q';ifi lower and heavy ; moderate speculative business; No. 2 tied, Aug., 9i 12SJ01 1354 ; do Sepi., 1 13'ai 13 ; do Oct.. SI 144ai 15 : do Nov.. $ll.WHCc; do Dec., 91 17gl 174 ; do year, $1 lSJtfll 13 ; No. 1 White Sept. $1 lakQl Vi. Corn a shade lower and dull; Mixed (Vest cm spot, 8Cg8S&c ; do fuures. 7;-iSCic Oats opened q1c higher ; subsequently lost advance; No. i Aug., 53d5c; do Sept., 45ai7c ; do Oct,, 4C)4tic ; State, 5375c ; Western, S270c. m rmiadeipnia Market Pbiladsxthia, August 15. Klour quiet old wheat scare and nnu ; Superfine, $2 1T3 Extra $3 40i?4 ; Pa. Family, $! 155 50. ttyo flour ut f3 5U3 75. Wheat steady ; Del. and Pa Keil, $1 103 1 14; iloAmlicr. SI 15117. Corn Arm and light local supply. Oats scarco and higher. Itye scarco at 73S)75c. Provisions steady, lalr.iobbing trade. Lard steady. Butter Choico well sold nn ; other grades dull; Creamery Extra, 2Cc; do good to choice, '232jc. Ilolls nono here. Eggs scarco anil wanted; Pcnn'a, 'JSc ; West ern, 24c. Cheese steady. Petroleum dull ; lletlned, Oc. Whisky at SI 18. Urnui and Provision violations. One o'clock ouotutlons of grain and provis ions, furnished by U.K. Ynndt, Broker, 15 Kast King street. August 15. Chicago. Wheat Corn Oats Pork l.ard August I.0214 .TVZ A Hept m .7GK JSPA 21.3U I2L32K Oct !7 .IX-Z 354 21.3JK 12.42H Year.... .91 .C7i Philadelphia. Aug 1.13S .87 .58 Sept..... 1.13 .96 .48 .... ... Oct 1.14 .85 .47 Live Stock Market. Chicaoo. Hogs Receipts, 11,003 head; ship ments. 4,.0 head ; market talrly active and unchanged ; closing weak. Cattle ltecelpts. 5.500 nead : shipments. 1.500 head ; fair natives steady ; exports. $7 'MQ 7 85 : good to choice shipping, 407 ; common to fair, $4 sa&G ; range active and choice lots 10c higher; Texans. $3 7595; half-breeds and AiLericans, s4 7505 75 ; butch ers' strong; common to talr, $i 40J4 : choice to extra. $4 254 73; stocfeers and feeders, $3 4 25 ; milkers and springers. f2C 1 head according to quality ; veal calves, $l7 5D. Sheep Ileccipts, 1,300 head; shipments, none ; Market steady and unchanged ; de mand weak. The Journal's British cable advices denoto a fairly steady market tor cattle and sheep; lighter supplies and weaker demand Cur lent rates, estimated dead weight, aro: (Jood to choico cattle, Hl7c ; Sheep, 16919c. New York Beeves Arrivals tor two days, 262 carloads, or 4,720 head, making 11,740 tor tho week, against 12,220 last week. (Jood and prime sto-ra were steady, but all grades ut range cattle wero moderately active and c higher. The sales include common to prime native steers at Irom 5 to to $s 25 $ 100 1ns live weight, with two carloads of extra Illinois Hieers, 1,575 lbs average, fold at $8 25 Sal-s of Texas and Colorado cattle were M 90196 f) Wi lbs live weight. Exporters received 164 Head head lor shipment in dressed quarters. The shipment for the week ended Saturday wer. 180 live cattle, 1.43t quarters ol beet. 1,809 live sheep aud 210 carcasses ot mutton sheep and Iambs ; arrivals for two days, 73 carloads, or 14,781 head, making 42,120 lor the week. The market was somewhat Irregular, with early sales made at slightly advanced Hnures, but closing transactions were at lower prices. hheep sold at 'ASc and lambs at 67c with extra selections at 707c. Mwlne Arrivals t r two days 49 carloads or 6,330 head; total for the Week, IG.3J3 hend, against 13,753 last week. Live hogs dull at 10c V 100 Ss low.er, with, sales of fair to good made this morning at $8 4098 75. East LtmuvrT 4Jatue Keceipts so 'bead; market active; prlmo. $69097 25; good, 5 75 6 50: common. $19525. Hogs Receipts, 400 head; markot active ; Phtladolphlas, $8 759 ; Baltimorcs, 8 40jGfS SO ; Yorkers, $7758 25. Sheep Receipts, 6,200 head : market firm ; extra, $595 30; good, $4 6094 90 ; common $2 50 350. Philadelphia Cattle Market. &Iosdav, Aug. IL The receipts ot live stock at the Philadelphia stock yards were: For the week: Beeves, 3,500 head ; sheep, 14,000 head; hogs, 3,200 head. Previous week: Beeves, 3,700: sheep, 12,000; hogs, 3,0.0. Beef Cattle were active, and pri cs were firmer, especially tor good stock, which was scarce and wanted. We quote as follows : Extra, 7?84c; Uood. (SH9V.ua ; Medium, 5Mei6Hc : Common, 4lQ5c ; tat cows. 35c. Milch Cows were fairly active at $30360, with sales of extra graded as high as $85. Sheep The market has been active and prices liave rnled firmer. Lambs and ewes wero active and higher. We quote as follows: Extra, 5!465c; good4S5c: medium 4 4c: common 34c; culls 33c; lambs, 3KQ7c : calves, 638!4c llogs were active and firm. Wo quote as follows : Extra. 12c; good, 1212c ; medium, 11Q ll?ic. SAI.E3 OV BKKVSS AT TUB WBST PHILADELPHIA STOCK YARDS. Martin, Fuller A Co., 650 Texans, wholesale, ieGc. Roger MayneSjOio West and Texans, JfiSc. A.4.T. Christy, 132 West Va,507c. E. S. McFlllen, 150 Western and W. Va, 6 7c B. F. McFUlan, 200 W. Va.. CQ7c. James Clemson 22 West Va to7c M. Ulman-209 West and W. Va,3Q7Kc Schamberg ft Paul, 24 Western, West a..and Texans, SQe. G. Schamberg ft Co.. 210 Western, Texans and w. va.,raHfc. Lowensteln ft Adler, ,aw Western, Texans and w.va4?c. Daniel Murphy, 168 western, WestVa. and Texans, 5Q7c 11. Chain. Jr., 77 Western, anrt W. Va,, 50Vc. M. Levi, 75 Western and W . Va., 5v7c. John McArdle.100 Western, 6J8c. L. Horn, 50 West Va.,4Q5X. Owen Stnlth-187 Western, W.Va., and Texans. 507c. Bachman ft Levi, ISO Western and West Va. VAQlc. H. Chain. 37 West Va., mlxwl. 445c. James Aull, 21 Western, 07K?- I Daniel Smyth fr Bra, 126 West and W. Va., sa I WT Dennis Smvth. SO West and W. a.TS.iSTi:c. I - v I AH? "?? 2 w XrJ9f F. Hcdeetr.CO Western and Teran. 5 'fliie-. Tho. lUadley bought 51 head finest steers In mo market irom Kiigar Black. llog Island, at nrivato terms. Sol. Lowenotein, KM Texans and Wist Ta 5 Vie. I DRBSSXO KKATS. Dressed Beeves were active and cloned at 8 ll!c, the lormer rate tor low Texan and cows. SAUS LAST WXXX. Tims. Bradley, 150 head at 3tQ12. W. H. Brown 136 do. at Wlc A. A. Boswell 104 do. at 7VWJe. C. 8. Dangler, 96 do. at 7KB11HC. J. F. Lowden, 49do at MTO&e. Harhun A Bra. 67 do at7Hvllc Dressed sheep were active. Samuel Stewart sold 700 head at 8)9Kc.and 90 bead of dressed Iambs at ll13c. New York. Philadelphia aad Local Stocks also United States Bonds repotted daily tiy Ucca B. Loxo, 22 North Queen street. August 15. MM 1M SUM A.m. r.n. i-.a. 146'.,- 147 147?;! 6UH .?i 61k 40 40 39?J 40 40. 29 1 57 lUTC HSU Del., Lack, ft Western Denver ft Bio Grande N. Y.. Lake Erie ft Western... Kansas and Texas Lake Shoreft Mich. Southern. New York Central. Mew Jersey Cenrti. ..-. . .............. J9 fO- 79 'JWii 2S 21 Ontario ft Western Omaha Com. Pacific Mall. 54 53i Chicago. Mil Mil. St. Paul 124 124 123 Idle 52 52 51 .. ..juts ft Pacific... 37 38 37 .. ..,. Texan Pacllc. OI.I..aI .1 'vniiiuii, -!., ujuia roviuv.,., IM iresiern union lei. uo .a Pennsylvania ILK. e$& 99 6SK 31 30 Buffalo Pitta. A West 20 Northern Pactnc Com Si " " Preferred.... aJJU HY 1 514 95?i Par Last vL sale Lane I'UyB per cLLoan, due 1S82... $100 $105 " 1885... 100 107 1890... 100 120 u 1816... 10C 120 5 per cM n 1 or .10 years. .100 105 5 per ct. School Loan.... 100 112 " 4 In 1 or2U yearn., lwi 102 " 4 " In i or JO years.. UTO 102.50 " 6 in 10 or 20 years. 100 108. Man holm borongh loan 10a 102 AUK STOCKS. first National Bank. 4100 $309 , Farmont' National Itank...... ...... 50 110.25 Fulton National Bank ..,.::.'.. 100 137.50 Lnncuster County-National Bank.. CO .111 ; ; Columbia National Bank :oo 150 Kpbrata National Bank 1(X 143 First National Bank, Columbia.. .. 100 141 Jo First National ltaar,8tmsbnnr.... 100 atjbo First National Bank, Marietta ion 2C0 First National Bank. Mount Joy.. 100 . 115.71 Utitz National Bank.....' 100 14 Mnnbeim National Baak.....M 100 164 " Union National Bank. Mount Joy. 5.) 70.50 New Holland National Bank 10" 137 inniiT 1 wi ins sioiii QuarryvlIIe K. U. $ SO $2J5 MiUersvlllo Street Car SO. 2SM Inquirer Printing Company 60 50 Watch Factory 108 ISO Gas Light and Fuel Company.... 9 Stevens House 100 00 Columbia Gas Company........... Col umbla Water Com papy Susquehanna Iron Company..... 100 17 Marietta Hollow waro 100 Stevens House SO 5 ' Sicily Island . fto HJ J- East Brandy wine A Waynesb'g.. 60 1 Mlllersvllle Normal School X ISCKLLAITBOCS B0MDB. guarryvllle R. R., due 1803 $10 $117 Reading ft Columbia B. R,,5's 100 lie Lancaster Watch Co- due 18HH 100 106.50 Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Co.. duo in 1 or 20 years 100 100 Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Co., dUO 18Sf.... .... .......... 100 IDS Lancaster ft Marietta 25 33,33) Lancaster ft New Holland........ .. 100 86 Lancaster ft Susquehanna. 300 276S TuaariKJi stocks. Big Spring ft Reaver Valley $ 25 $ 10.25 Bridgeport ft Horeshoe 13 23 Columbia ft Chestnut H1B 25 18 Columbia ft Washington 25 31 Columbia ft Big Spring 25 18 Lancaster ft Ephrata 25 47.2ft Lancaster ft Willow Street 20 21 Strasburgft Millport 25 40 Marietta ft Maytown 25 40.15 Marietta ft Mount Jov 25 Lanc..Ellzabetht'uftMidillut'n 100 60 Lancaster ft FrultvUle. 50 60 Lancaster ft Lilitz 25 75 Lancaster & Wllllamatotvn 25 65 Lancaster ft Manor. 60 133.10 Lancaster & Manhnhu 25 43 JJSWJKLKr. "TVULKY, BANK8 ft DIDDLE'. GENTLEMEN'S GOLD WATCHES. Watch for $50. OPEN FACE. STEM WINDEK,, FOURTEEN CARAT CASE. Watch for $55. HUNTING CASE, KEY WINDER, FOURTEEN CABAT CASE. ,. Watch for $60. HUNTING CASK, STEM WINDER, FOURTEEN CARAT CASE. Watch for $65. HUNTING CASE, STEM WIND IB, NICKEL MOVEMENT, CHRONOMETEIt BALANCE, IIEA V Y FOURTEEN CARAT CASE, MADE EXPRESSLY FOB US. f i. Watch for $75. OUR "AMERICAK.STANDABD," STEM WINDER, EIGHTEEN CARAT CASK. ' ' i AS GOOD IN JKVBRY RKSPECT A3 MOST UOO WATCI1H9, :i i We Guarantee i these Watcues to bo superior Time Keepers. ( Each In fts special IioinnfraoCs' axcel once Is the best . vV, watch for the money ' Sead for ,our little Book on Watches which we mall to any BAILEY, BASIS. MIDDLE, 12th and Chestnut Streets, PHILADELPHIA. TI!lWAMK,C. TTEMOVED. PLUMBING, GAS-FITTING, tc ' JOHN P. SCHAUM, . Has Removed to No. 24 South Qumo Stnth Plumbing sGasfittiiig nosk onm. SKILLFUL AND CAHEFUL WORKMEN. LARGE STOCK. OP GAS FIXTURES Jan29-lydS ON HAND.i2 fi.ilHtfS. f ot A
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