COLUMBIA NEWS.
UK KKGCLAK COKKESPONUJEACK
Events Alone the 8asqaebaDa Items or
Intercut la and Around the lloroagh
ricked Up by the Intelll
reacer'a ltrportr.
Mibs Annie Nolen is visiting friends in
Jjancabtcr
There arc .uow stored in Kroner's coal
yards over 15.000 tons of coal.
Tlie repairs on the Methodist church
are expected to be completed by the mid
dle ol September.
Services in the Presbytctiau church
to-morrow moraine and evening will be
conducted by the Rev. J. McDougal, of
York.
A came of baseball was played in a
vacant Held at the bead of Locust street
this afternoon by two picked nines.
A watei melon and canteloupe stand has
been established by W. F. Wilson in
front of his carpet factory on Locust
street.
Three peach' trees ou the property of
Mr. William Preston, on North Second
street, have yielded 10 bushels of fruit.
Thirteen cais, in two sections, brought
over the excursionists from Hanover and
intermediate points, this morning, which
will tpend the day at Lititz. It was ex
pected that a much larger crowd would
attend.
Last night there passed through here
two new 0-foot driver engines, for the use
of the New Yoik division of the Pennsyl
vania railroad. This is the road that has
such faU ruuuing done on it.
Maitha Henderson, a colored woman re
siding on Tow Hill, died last night of old
age. The funeral will take place to-mor-i
ow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the African
fctbel church.
By a fall from a porch ou Thursday, tie
ten year-old daughter of Mr. Thomas
Mai tin, residing near Columbia, broke her
jaw-bone. She is now improving a
favorably as conld be expected.
The opera of " Olivette " will be given
here on the 23d of September by the Phil
adelphia church choir opera troupo. The
Citizens' band brings the company. A
.number of serenades will he given to
SPiiight by the band.
A canal boat called the "George P.
Wieser" was almost sunk in the river yes
terday by a hole being stove in by runniug
against a snag. To save it from sinking
it was run ashore, and temporary repairs
were then made.
Au alarm that burglars were in a down
town htoro about 0 o'clock last night,
proved to be a boax which several young
men bad gotten up for a little amusement.
The editor of the Columbia Herald was
foiemost in the attempt to capture the
.supposed lohbers.
A new grocery store has lately been
opened at the corner of Linden and new
Second street by Mr. George Mable. Tho
building has had an addition made to the
rear of it for domestic use, and a new store
room has been fitted up in the front of tho
house.
Matrimonial.
On Thursday evening, Mary Prestor was
united in marriage to Mr Joseph Thurua,
both of this place, by the Rev. John Yiug
ling, of the St. John's Lutheran church.
Tho ceremony was pet formed at the resi
dence of the bride's father, on northern
Second street.
Didn't Flag Uio Train.
Last night tho cabin car of tho train of
engine No. 232 was run into and smashed
to pieces, by engine No. 50, which had its
pilot broken oft, and its front otherwise
damaged. Both trains were westward.
The negligence of the flagman of engine
No. 232 to flag the other traiu, i , the cause
t tho collision.
Dogs That Make Might Uldeouit.
The noise made at night by the baikiu
ot a pacx oi nounas, wnicu is Kepi, oy a
of Fourth i
man residing near tho corner
and Union streets, is so great as to dis
turb the slumbers of the residents of that
quarter. Much complaint is being made,
but it seems to do no good. Chief Bur
gess Sneath should earn tho gratitude of
these people by suppressing tho nuisance.
Tbe Landisville Canipmeeting.
For information regarding the r.'ntal of
tents for the phurch of God campmeeting
at Landisville. commencing August 24
and ending September 4, apply to the
Rev. G. W. Seilheimer, or Lancaster. E
cursious to Landisville will be run over
the Reading & Columbia and the Pennsyl
vania railroads. A grand tempcianco
meeting will be held on Thursday, Aug.
31, and on Sunday grand musical and
song services will be principal features of
the campmeeting.
That "Card" In the Spy.
The editor of Jtho Spy publishes the lul
lowing card, rolative to the Columbia re
porters of the Lancaster papers, which lie
says has beeu sent to him : " Dear Sir :
Would you be kind enough and give us
more interesting news than to let us know
about your conlounded Co. C. Heavens !
letup with that, wo aro getting sick.
Yours, &c, signed X."
From tho above copy, it looks as though
the writer was referring to the Spy, and
not to the Lancaster papers' correspond
ents. He bad better get up a few original
articles for his paper, and let other people
alone. Much doubt exists as to whether
he ever received the card he publishes.
Tossed by a Unit
Miss Anna Eshlcman, eldest daughter
of Rev. Jacob L. Eshlcman, of Mount Joy
township, Lancaster county, received
frightful injuries at Reading, by being
lifted from the ground by an infuriated
bull, tossed up and again caught
on the horns of the animal and
carried some distance from the barn
yard to tho stable. The young lady was
looking at tbe stock when tho bull sud
denly made a plunge, knocked her down
and quickly caught her on his boras, be
lowing at tho top of his voice,
Thef
screams of the youug lady and the tiofee
of the bull attracted tho attention of
Miss Eshelman's brothers, who attacked
the beast with clubs and steel foiks aud
finally succeeded in rescuing her. She
was so badly hurt that at first her life
was despaired of. There are slight hopes
of her recovery.
Frank Kllchrlst Committed.
Frauk Kilchrist, one of the gang of
young men charged with committing a
terrible assault on Lizzie McClarren two
weeks ago, and who evaded arrest until a
few days ago, bad a hearing before Alder
man Samson yestetday afternoon. Miss
McClarren fully identified Kilchrist as one
of tbe gang who outraged her. No testi
mony for tbe defence was offered, and tbe
alderman committed tho accused to an
swer at court. It is said that after the
hearing Kilchrist in his efforts to shield
himself made somo very damaging state
ments relative to his accomplices.
Sunday School Picnic.
The third annual picnic of the Dorwait
stiect Mission Sunday school will be held
at What Glen park on Tuesday next.
Omnibuses will leave the Mission and
Salem churches, West Orange street, at 7
a. m., and also at the latter place at 1 p.
m. No postponement on account of the
weather.
Beta Jaws Broken. .
'Yesterday Frank Miller, residing in
Manor township, near Miilersville, took
three of bis horses to water, when one of
them, a rather spirited animal, kicked him
in the face, breaking both jaws. Dr.
Miller attended him.
i Harae Market.
FiflB & Doerr shipped from their stables
on Grant street to-day, for New York, 20
head of draught and driving horses, bought
uLaaciitarooaity.
AHUTHKK INCENDIARY FIRE.
Tbe Poor House Barn Burned.
Shortly after 2 o'clock this afternoon,
the large barn on tho almshouse farm,
belonging to the couuty, was discovered
to be on tire and in less thau an hour was,
together with all its contents, consisting
of the hummer's crop and a great variety
of farming utensils, a mass of smouldering
rums.
The barn was a very large and substan
tial one, the first story being of stone and
the superstructure of frame. It was built
only two years ago, the barn which for
merly occupied the site having been de
stroyed by an incendiary fire on the 4th of
July, 1880.
There is no doubt the fire of to-day was
also the work of an incendiary, and as if
to bhow his audacity the lire-bug applied
the toi ch under the very noses of tbe
board of directors of tho poor who were at
the time in session in their room in tbe
almshouse devising meats for tbe ac
commodation of the insane, who were
rendered homeless by the burning of the
insane asylum last Sunday.
It was some time after tho building was
on fire before the alarm could be given to
the city lire department, as it is some dis
tance from the poor house to box 13 at
Ann and East King streets from which
the alarm was sounded.
As soon as tho alarm was sounded the
whole lire department responded and were
soon on the ground. They could do but
little'and No. 3 was the only one that
went into service. They did good woik in
pintecting the other frame buiLIings.
There is an insurance on the building,
but the amount is not known as yet.
Another nam lturned.
While the poor houso barn was yet
binning the incendiary fired the large
bain belonging to Isaac Ranck and
situated a short distance this side of
Rohrei's tiieeu houses. It was very soon
entiiely destroyed, with all its contents.
As we go to press there is a report that
the incendiary has been captured, and this
itory gives a silver lining to the dark
cloud which these leptated fires have
caused to overspread tho city.
The Incendiary Caught In tne Act.
"TKl" Brimmer, a member of the
Middle street gang, was caught by a man
iu the act i firing R nick's barn. He wes
at once carried off to jail. He
has long been suspected of being one
of the men engaged in firing buildings in
this city.
There was ono Lorse burned 'in. Ranck8
barn.
MO 1T1K. in OUAKIIVVILLK.
U J. l.ulever'H
Barn and
lturned.
Tobacco iirU
A special dispatch from Quarry villi
this county, to the Intelligence!!, dated
to day at 1:30 p. iu. says :
"The largest lire that has occurred in
this village for years raged to-day. The
large, bain and tobacco shed on the Lofever
estate, ii: tho southwestern part of the
village, took fire and were entirely con
sumed with all their contents."
The building was situated on the home
propei ty of tho late Daniel Lefevre far
mer, between the Buck road and tho Re
formed church, and belonged to his son
Galen, who carries ou farming extensively.
The barn was a largo frame structure
and the tobacco shed, ono of tho most
commodious buildings of its kind in the
neighborhood, accommodating tbe crops
of Mr. Lefevro's numerous raisers. The
origiu of tho fire and the extent of tho
loss and insurance caunot bo ascertained
at this hour.
II AY VAIITY.
The hot liil Amusements of n Local Summer
Resort.
Ephrata Review.
Yesterday there took place a novel ex-
euiMOii to Lititz in a hay wagon drawn by
two hoi t-es. Tbe party was composea oi
guests of the Ephrata Mountain Springs
house. They arrived in tbe morniug aid
spent the day at tho Lititz spriugr.
After paitaking of the jolity at
folded by Lititz, and the hearty re
past sot out by tho caterer, they went
on their jouruey homeward. Tho party,
so far as we remember, were Mrs. Witz
man, Mrs. Turner, the Misses Turner,
Miss Ecliternach, Miss Reifsnyder.
Messis. E. King, McEwen and Carey, of
Philadelphia; tho Misses Holbrook, Mits
Brinton and Edw. P. Brinton, of Lancas
ter; Rev. aud Mis. Adams, of Camden;
Miss Keiss and Woodcock, of German;
town. Music was furnished by a quar
tette of tin horns, which sounded very
sweetly to all, save tho small dogs along
the way. The last amusement of thu
day, but by no means the least, was tLo
graud drill after arriving home ; con g
inander, Mr. Brinton ; Lieut. Comma'idei ,
Mr. Carey ; Sargcant McEwan. Tte
company has been organized into a secret
society, consisting of ' tbe aforenamed
ladies and gentlemen and about a dozen
more. The first action of tho society wi s
a serenade to the above named reverend
gentleman aud wife, the other evening be
fore they had joined the society, but not
before they had retired for the night.
The onslaught was repelled by volleys of
torpedoes, bcaus, and water, but they
finally surrendered. But before wo wan
dcr too far from the subject, we will con.
elude as the trumpeters have ceased to
wind their horns aud all the party retire
for the night.
TUU "MISSIONARY UfltJKCU."
Moravians to Celebrate Their Jubilee at
Lititz.
One hundred and fifty years ago ground
was broken by Moravian missionaries to
cultivate tho desert fields of heathendom.
Two men, Leonard Dober and David
Nitschman, left Herrnbut, Saxouy, August
21, 1732, for this purpose, and arrived at
their destination, St. Thomas, on the
Island of Jamaica, on December 13 of tbe
same year. Amid difficulties of tlie most
distressing kind they began their holy
work. It was abundantly prospered. The
spiiit of missionary zeal was poured out
upon tho home congregation, which
prompted similar undertakings in other di
rections. Tho church maintains 93 mission
stations in various parts of the world, which
are served by 313 missionaries and 1,471
native assistants. The church owns 211
day schools among the heathen, with 16,
437 scholars and 89 Sunday schools with
12,801 scholars. This is the total product
of 150 years patient, persevering labor by
a small denomination. Jubilee services
are being held at this time wherever
there is a Moravian church or chapel. The
congregation at Lititz will have their cele
bration on Sunday, Aug. 27th, and they
extend their hospitality to all Moravians
and friends of missious who wish to join
in their interesting ceremonies. Revs.
BiBop do Schwciuitz, Bethlehem and J.
Max Hark, of Lancaster, and other minis
ters will be present. The Moravian church
choir of Lancaster, under the leadership
of Prof. Hall, will assist tho Lititz choir
and orchestra.
Brought Ilcto tor Burial,
This afternoon tho body of Cbas. Mc.
Coy, a nephew of John S. Givler, was
brought from New York to this city, and
placed in charge of Widmyer & Rickseck
ers. The funeral will take place at Hel
ler's church to-morrow.
Tho body of Mrs. Elizabeth Hart, who
died in Baltimore, reached this city this
afternoon. The funeral will take place
to-morrow at 2 o'clock, from the residence
of her son 470 Manor street.
A Case Settled.
The assault and battery ease of Joseph
Sontheimer against Lazorus Pioeo was
settled to-day before Alderman Mc
Conomy byPioso paying the costs.
LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, SATURDAY AUGUST 19, 1882.
157 Stoles.
Marietta Times.
On Saturday evening latt, about 9
o'clock, a sneak thief entered tbe premi
ses of Epple & Son, bakers of this place,
and robbed th:m of $157 in cash. The
money was in a closet in the rear part of
the house, and the thief must have been
familiar with the dwelling, as no one
would have suspected its hidingplace, and
nothing else was stolen. This firm has
been very unfortunate recently, as they
lost a horse tbe week previous. No cine
has been obtained of tho thief.
Attempt to Fire Coach Work.
On Thursday evening just about dark
two boys named Gable and Homan, little
fellows of 7 or 8 years of age, attempted
to fire Nolty's coach shop, which is sit
uated on Market street, in the rear of the
Merrimac and Franklin hotels. The boys
applied a match to a lot of paper which
they placed against the frame smith shop
They were seen by some men in the
employ of Daniel Logan who ran to the
place and cxtinpuisbed the fire before any
damage was done. The boys admitted
that they attempted to fire the place, but
what there object was is not known.
Kallroad Travel.
This morning a very large excursion
from Harrisburg to Atlantio City passed
through this city at G o'clock as section of
fast lino.
The travel by the Pennsylvania road is
very heavy at present aud night trains
east and west arc runuing more than ono
sectiou.
Festival at Uordouvllle.
Tbit afternoon and evcuing there is
being held at Gordonville a grand festival
gotten up by the ladies of that place for
the benefit of tho Gordonville band The
Miilersville baud and tho Mountville band
passed through this city en route for the
festival and wo learn several other musi
cal organizations will be in attendance.
Contract Awarded.
At a meeting of the committee on r-cbool
property and mm i-I'cs of the Lancaster
school board beM t'us afternoon, the con
tract for supply':, i books and stationary
for the uso of ! .-chools for the ensuing
year was awauk'tt to C. H. Barr, he being
the lowest bidder.
More Big Tobacco.
Thos. Denning, who farms Joseph Rob
inson's farm in Colerain township, showed
us to-day two leaves of Qlessner tobacco
that measured respectively 44x23 and
41x22 inches. Mr. Denning has four
acres, all of which is very fine, and two
acres of it will i uu from 35 to 40 inches.
Another Colored Campmeeting.
This evening a colored campmeeting
will commence in the fine grove at What
Glen. It will be under the auspices of tho
Green street church, ol this city. Revs
John Frances and Win. Keels will be the
leading lights of tbe meeting.
Commissioned.
M. B. Landis, of this city, having re
ceived his commission as clerk in tbe pen
sion bureau at Washington, will leave
Lancaster for the national capital on
Monday.
Sale ot Stocks.
J. B. Long, broker, sold yesterday at
private sale, 21 shares Columbia national
bank at $150, 10 shares Fulton national
bank at $140, 5 shares Stevens house $1.50.
Ankle prained.
Last night a lad named Spillingcr, twelve
years of age, fell from a horse belonging
to Sheriff High which be was riding, and
sprained his ankle.
Asslgneo Appointed,
J. F. Stauffer aud wife, of this city,
have appointed A. C. Reinoahl, esq., of
this city their assignee.
Correction.
It was John Hoover, not John Houser,
who was hurt by a runaway horse on
Prince street yesterday.
Dr. T. R. Fixton anil family leave Liver
pool today on the Wisconsin for New
York. ltd&w
The Canustatters.
Tlie Caunstatter Volksfcst Verciu -will hold
their third volksfcst on JlonJ ty and Tuesday,
August tlie 21st and 22nd, at Tells' Haln. The
attractions will lie ot the first order, the pro
gramme comprising ull that is entertaining.
Take the Shortest and Most I'opular Route
to Atlantis city.
Tho last anil bct excursion ot the season
will be run over tlie Pennsylvania railroad on
August 25, Tickets lor tho round trip, good
lor two day", only $1.C0. Train leaves at 0
o'clock. Persons can stop oft in Philadelphia.
nl91td
Lufct Seashore excursion.
The Citizens Hand Excursion to Atlantic
City on Saturday, August 2!tli. Round trip
tickets good for three days or return same
ri.iy. Train leaves Lancaster (King Street) at
4:10 n. m.; Columbia, 4:10; aie,$3.U0. Leave
Landisville, 4:30 ; Manheim, 4-15; Lititz, 4:o;
Ephrata, 5:15 ; fare, $2.75. alS,2l,23,21dltw
Harvest Home Excursion
to Lititz Springs on Thursday, August 31st.
Fate lor the round trip only 50 cents. Train
leaves Lancaster (King street) at 7:30a.m. ;
Columbia at 7:30 a. m. and 1:10 p. rn. Lancas
ter (Upper depot) at 7:40 a. in. and 1 p. in.
Fine Concert by the Ringgold Band Irom 2 to
4 o'clock. ltd
Sale or Valuable City Property.
This evening at 7 o'clock, at the Sorrel ileige
Hotel, will be sold at public sale a valuable
corner property belonging to tho Long estate,
corner or West Orange and Charlotte stiects
containing in front Ci icct 4 inches and ex
tending in depth 151 feet. This is a rare
chance offered to capitalists. It
HEATH ft.
Hart. August 18 in Haiti more, A.M., wife
of Levi Hart, aged 73 yearc, 1 month and 23
days.
The relatives and friends arc icspcettully
luvilcd to attend the luncral to-morrow (Sun
day) afternoon at 2 o'clock t torn the residence
of her son, John W. Hart, 470 Manor street.
Pennsylvania Association and Washington
Union arc also invited to attend. it
IIrachbar. In this city, on tlie 18th Inst.,
William, soh ot Albert and Kate Drachbar,
aged 3 months and 10 days.
The relatives and friends ot the lamily are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from his parents residence. No. 31 Middle
street, on Sunday afternoon at i o'clock.
Interment at St. Anthony's cemetery, ltd
SfEVIAL NOTICES.
Don't uie In the House.
"Hough on Kats." Clears out rats, mice,
roaches, bed-bugs, files, ants, moles, chip,
monks, gophers. 15c.
Tun public lacks nota genuine remedy
skin diseases in Glenn's Sulnhur Soap.
lor
Womex everywhere use Parker's Ginger
Tonic, because they have learned by experi
ence that it overcomes despondency, indiges
tion, weakness in the back and kidneys, and
other troubles of the sex. Home Journal.
al-lmdcod&co w
The nutritive properties of CoIden'sLleblg's
Liquid Beef and Tonic Invigorator sustains
the body without solid food. Colden'; no
other. al4 lwdcod&w
Few complexions can bear the strong, white
morning light which exposes every speck of
tan, every pimple and tbe slightest spotting
of eczema. In Dr. Benson's Skin Core Is sure
relief from the annoyance of these blemishes
on the cheek ot beauty. al4-lwd(fcy
It Toughens.
SOZODONT tonghens the gams and makes
them healthy, so that they hold in the teeth
firmly. It removes the tartar, gives comfort,
is economical of health and money, and when
once used will never be given up. Trysn.o
DONT, al5wavWU)
BMW JMTMMT1BEMEN7B.
1HE OLD RELIABLE COACH WORKS.
NOEBECK
S. E. C0B. of DUKE
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
OUR MOTTO .-OUR WORK SUSTAIN S OUR WORD
tfcgNone but First-Class, and our Stock Large and Complete in Variety:
BUGGIES, PHAETOffS, CARRIAGES,
THE McOALL.
Hickory, porting and other Business Wagons.
49-UEPAIKING OK KVEUY KIND PROMPTLY ASD PUOPEBLY DOXE.
XEW AVVt.l- ISEXES16.
GRAND OPENING ANI MOCK TURTLE
Soup Lunch at KOHLHAAS New Sa
loon, 657 Manor street, this SATURDAY even
inir. ttd
PUBLIC SAI.KOK KENTUCKY HOI'SKS.
On MONDAY'. AUGUST 21. 1882. will be
sold at D. Logan's Sale Stables, Market street
rear ol McGrann House. Lancaster, Pa.. 20
Head of Horses and one Pine Pv.irof Mules.
Amongst them arc sonie very fine drivers and
Saddle Horses.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock p. in. Credit
ot so days will be given.
18 2t HOWARD HAILEY.
S 31 ALL HAVANA CIGAKS 2 FOK C CTS.
at No. 21 North Qneen Street.
HAltTMAN'S 1 EI.LOW FliONT CIGAR
STORK.
OAUKK KltAUT LUNCU
AND SPBENGER'S LAGER BEER
AT TUB
REAR UAR or tbe LEOPARD HOTEL.
This SATURDAY Evening.
ClTY l'KUl'KKir AT PKIVATK SALE
j On Long Deterred Payments :
1. The Store House and Dwelling on West
King street, now occupied by Jno. K. Weaver.
2. The Hall Building on Prince strei t.
5. The House 1 occupy.
4. The Houso (No. 110) on West Orange St.
Investors aro invited to call upon
al9-tfdS&M A. E. ROBERTS.
A SMALL CANCKR TUMOR IS OITEN
tar more painful than a much larger one
under apparently similar circumstances. The
bame tumor may be very painful when small,
and cease 10 giye much trouble when it has
grown large.
CANCERS. TUMORS. SKIN DISEASES
also. Chronic and Private Diseases success
fully treated by
DBS. H. D. and M. A. LONGAKER.
Office 13 East Walnut stivet, Lancaster, Pa.
Consultation lree. lUJ-'itcl&w
iy ENUINK VARA CIGAlts.
FINIS
JT article, only 5 ronts at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
IKAK1
Fire Insurance Company
OP PlllLADELPIA.
Assets over
Eleven
Hundred
sand.
Thou-
Dollars, securely invested. For a policy in
this old and well-established company e.ill on
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
NO. 19 EAST KING STREET.
i:im.vkas
CANES. CAMKS. A FULL lINK FROM
5 cents up at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
"PENNSYLVANIA KAILIIOAO.
LAST OF THE SEASON.
ANOTHER SPECIAL CHEAP EXCURSION
WILL BE BUN TO
ATLANTIC CITY,
On FRIDAY, AUGUST 25. 1882,
GOOD FOR TWO DAYS.
And good to Return on any Train.
RATES: Columbia. Mountville and Lan
caster, 93.00. Stations east at a proportionate
reduction. Mount Joy and Landisville pas
sengers will come to Lancaster on Fast Line.
Train leaves Lancaster ut 6 a. in.
43rSce Circulais and Posters.
HAVJ5KST1C11. ft CLARK, AlauagetH,
ltd&w - Lancaster, Penn'a.
1)
ONT lUKUET THK OENUINK OLD
Stock Connecticut Cigars. 11 for 25 cts, at
HARTMAN'S YELLCW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
rpuilCD GUANO
CONNSTATTER Y0LKSFEST
UKDKK TUK ACSl'ICKS OV THE
Matter West Yereio,
OF LANCASTER,
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
AUGUST 2let and 22d, 1882.
AT TELL'S HAIN.
ENTIRELY NEW ATTRACTIONS.
Tho Colossal Fruit Column has been rebuilt
nnd will be decorated handsomer than ever.
THESAUBIAN WEDDING
with procession will take place at 1 o'clock p.m.
SELAK'S BUCKALEW BAND,
of York. Pa., has been engaged to enliven the
occasion on both days, ami Taylor's Oichestra
will furnish the dancing music.
SHEEP RACES, SACK RACES
and other sport will be provided for the Chil
dren. Omnlbusses will leave Hie city at all times
dnring the day, and the tare will be at a re
duced price. Tickets, 25 cents. a12-Wl-Sd
POSITIVK PCIIL1U SALE OF VALUABLE
CITY PROPERTY.
On SATURDAY, tho 19th day ol AUGUST,
188 '. tho undersigned, being all ot tbe children
of Peter Long and Elizabeth Long, late ot tho
city ot Lancaster, deceased, Willi offer at pub
lic sale, at the Sorrel Horse Hotel (Frank
Slough's), West King street, of said city, the
following real estate, viz. .
A lot or piece ot ground, situated on the
northwest corner of West Orange and Char
lotte streets, in said city, containing in front
on said West orange street, 64 feet, 4) inches,
more or less, and extending of the same width
northwardly 151 feet, more or less, to tbe
property now in the posses-ion ot John Gib
son, bounded on the east by said Charlotte
street ; on tbe west by the property belonging
to the Heirs of Thomas Arnold, deceased; ou
south by said West Orange street, and on the
north by property of said John Gibson.
Whereon is erected a one-story LOG DWELL
ING HOUSE, Stable, &c. The lot contains a
variety ol Fruit Trees, Shrubbery, and a well
ot excellent water. And is one of tbe most
eligible building lots In tbe city.
uooanuewiu ue
Riven to the purchaser.
Persons desiring
further information may
Wilson and H. Clay Bru-
call on William
baker, esas.
Sale to commence at 7 o'clock p. m., when
terms will bemadeknown by the undersigned
owners.
JOHN LONG,
SUSAN LONG,
CATHARINE LONG,
ADALINE LONG,
FANNY FREE,
SARAH LONG,
MARY8HAUD,
ELIZABETH 8TIFJTLE.;
Hkkbt Shcbkbt, Auctioneer.
July8-7toS4augl7,18 19
& MILET'S
AND TINE STREETS.
& DAYTON
NEW ADVEHTlSEMESTa.
CUTY TAX NOTICE.
Six per cent, will be added toall City Tax
not paid before the 1st ot September.
C. F. MYERS.
al-MSl-d Treasurer.
BCDWfclSKK BUCK.
Just received, a fresh supply of the cele
brated Budwelser Beer ; families and persons
desirous ot retailing the same can be supplied
by the undersigned.
GEORGE WALL,
augl2-8td Southern Exchange Hotel.
pi LOBE 1IOTKL RESTAURANT.
OYSTERS IN EVERY' STYLE.
OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE.
Meals at all hours. Meals at all hour:?.
18-3td JOSEPH CREMEK, Prop.
TV. McCOKMICK,
GRADUATE IN MEDICINE AND PHAR
MACY, ( ton ol the late Dr. D. McCormlck, of Lancas
ter.) treats private diseases successfully with
his new remedies. Medicine Is pleasant to
taste and smell. No ehange of diet aud conse
quently no exposure. Can bo consulted in
person or by mall at Ids drug store and office,
No. .JJ SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
alR-lmd Philadelphia.
WALNUT STKKtCT LIVERY.
Having added to my already extensive
livery stock a
HANDSOME NEW HEARSE,
I am now prepared to attend funerals on the
irost reasonable terms. Any number of
coaches furnished on shoit notice, with good
horses and carelul driver.-". All the appoint
ments ot nlirstclass Livery, including two
and fourhorsti Omnibuses.
ELI POWL,
a!4 lwd Office : No. 10 East Walnut street.
o
KGANIZ1D 1810.
The Old American Fire Insurance Com
parry of Philadephia.
ASSETS : One Million, Six Hundred
and Thirty-three Thousand
Five Hundred and Eisrhty
four Dollars and Eighty
eight cents.
All Invested iu Safe and Solid Securities.
Company Conservatively Managed.
SFor Insurance apply to
RIFE & KAUFFMAN,
19 EAST KING STREET.
1u5mdTuTh&S
II JKTZGKK & UAUGUMAN'S,
NEW CHEAP SI ORE,
Have tho Largest and Cheapest stock of
BLACK
Freuch Casineres
IN THIS CITY.
BLA.CK CASHMERES at 12 ctB.
BLACK CASHMERES at 20 cts.
BLACK CASHMERES
at
25 cts.
S7 cts.
BLACK CASHMERES
BLACK CASHMERES
BLACK CASHMERES
at 45
cts.
cts.
cts.
cts.
at 50
BLACK CASHMERES
at GO
BLACK CASHMERES
at 75
BLACK CASHMERES at 87 cts.
BLACK CASHMERES at SI 00.
BLACK CASHMERES at $1.12.
BLACK CASHMERES at 81.25.
ALSO
Black French Wcol Armnres,
Black French Wool Moires,
BLACK BRCCADES. BLACK BROCADES.
AT-
&
NEW CHEAP STORE.
No. 43 West King Street.
Between the Cooper House and Sorrel Horse
Hotel.
lanlt-tvdAw
N
O SOONER. NO LATER. NO LONGER
THE BIGGEST AND BEST
SHOW IN AMERICA WILL EXHIBIT
AT LANCASTER,
TUESDAY, AUGUST 29th.
And positively the only Big Show that will
exhibit in Lancaster this season.
t,St
GREAT GOLDEN MENAGERIE.
Frost's Royal Collosseum,
STONE'S MONSTER CIRCUS,
Oh Ke Ka Wakees' Comanche Indian
Tronpe and Crane's bjmnaslnm
and Aqnarlnm.
FIVE GREAT SHOWS
COMBINED FOR THIS SEASON ONLY.
A MAMMOTH EXHIBITION.
FIFTY DENS OF BARK ANIMALS !
A Herd of the Finest Performing Elephants
in the World. The menagery embraces among
its leading features, a living Nondescript, the
only one ever captured, camels and Drume
darics. Zebra, White Llama (a very rare ani
mal), wild Yak ot Tartara, Lion and Lionesses,
Abysinian Ibex, Royal Bengal Tigers. African
Leopard, spotted and Striped Hyenas, black
and White Deer, Kangeroos, Crocodiles from
the Blver Nile, Python Snakes from the Biver
Gambia; also, flity dens ot other rare and
valuable Animals. BIrJs, Monkeys and other
monstrosities.
THE MONSTER CIRCUS in which the talent
employed is unequalcd and comprises the
highest order ot perlorraers In the land.
tine of the many sersatlonal features of tbe
great show is OH KE NA WAKEES IRO
QUOIS and COMANCHE INDIAN TROUPE.
The greatest attraction ever seen under can
vass, being a complete exhibition of the man
ners.cnstoms and ceremonies ot the Bed Men
War songs, war dance, feats ot horsemanship
also the entire tribe appearing In the roman
tic episode ot A Chate for a Wife.
The Grand Street Pageant will occur be
tween 9 and 10 a. m.. led by J. G. Bates' Mill
taryBand. Two performances Daily. Doom
open at I and 7 p. m. - One ticket admits to
Menagerie, Indian show and Clrcui.
ADAU.o3l.wM vUc
CHILDREN under 9 years Sffc
A few Reserved Seats for Ladles and Gentle
men at a small Advance.
WILL EXHIBIT ON LOT
CORNER CHARLOTTE STREET AND
HARRISBURG AVENUE.
MAIM
1 aDgiewtongittasa
TILED EDITIOH.
SATURDAY EVENING, AUQ. 19, 1882.
FIGHTING AT ABOTJKIB.
SOMEHEAVr FIRING ON BOTH SIDES.
Another Engagement Between tbe UortU
Force British Artillery Thundering
on the MBhmoudleh Canal
London, Aug. 197 a: m. A dispatch
from Alexandria to Renter's telegram
company says that six transport, with
troops and two gan-boats, left that port
on Friday night to take position outside
the harbor ready to start on Saturday.
Alexandria, Aug. 19. At 11:30
o'clock this morning the transports were
still outside the harbor ready to start at a
moment's notice.
The New Ministry.
The khedivo has decided to entrust
Cherif Pacha with the presidency of tho
new ministry. A deoree to that effect will
be signed to-day or tomorrow, bnt tbe
ministry will not bo constituted until the
arrival of Riaz Pacha.
Ready for Action.
Alexandria, Aug. 19. 1:15 p. m.
The transports and the fleet are now
steaminc eastward. The ships have their
topmasts lowered and their yards secured
with everything cleared ready for action.
A Traitor In the Egyptian Camp.
Alexandria, Aug. 19. Information
from headquarters states that a prominent
person has been discovered to. bo in con
stant communication with the rebels. He
will be arrested and confined ou an Egypt
ian man of war. It is reported the person
referred to is Hassan Pacha, Chord min
ister of Wakfi. f
The British Commanders.
Generals Wolseley and Adye acconipau
iedthe transports in tho dispatch boat
Salami. Admiral Seymour will hoist his
flag on board tho iron clad Alexandria to
day. Firing- Besun
Alexandria, Aug. 194:40 p. m.
Heavy firing in the direction of Aboukir
has just begun.
The righting Continue.
London, Aug. 19, 5 p. ni. A dispatch
to Reuter's telegram company, dated
Alexandiia, C o'clock this afternoon, says
" fighting lias commenced this afternoon
on the Mahmoudich canal. The British
areusiug heavy guns which were brought
to the neighborhood of Milliha Junction
yesterday. The firing still continues.
TEMPTED BY THE DEVIL.
The Causenf James Kedden'sHelnousCrimo
His Hopes and Prayers.
Wilmington, Del, Aug. 19. James
Redden, the negro who is to be banged at
New Castlo on Friday next, for rape com
mitted on a 12-year old white girl, was visit
ed in tliejaU by an Every Evening represen
tative last evening. He talked freely about
bis crime and thinks he was led to it by
direct temptation of tho devil. He main
tains however, that it was only seduction.
Of his hanging he says " 1 have only six
more days to live, but I am satisfied. I
put my trust in Jesus Christ and
he will save me. I did wrong
and have confessed my sins to God, and he
will guide me through my coming trial."
As he spoke his voico faltered and his eyes
filled with tears. He eats heartily and
sleeps soundly, but ho has lost, slightly in
weight.
CONDENSED TELEUBAMS.
Little Flashes Irem the Electric Wires.
The Empire mines at Wilkesbarre havo
shut down.
The tariff commission listened to a num
ber of recommendations concerning vari
ous articles to-day.
William Seine, a Chicago newsboy, aged
16, shot and killed Herman Bushing, a
young ruffian with whom ho had quar
relled. Smith & Burleson's elevator and mill
burned last night at Villisca ; loss, $35,
000. President Arthur visited General Han
cock to-day.
Carl Meyer, traveling salesman, com
mitted suicide by cutting his throat in a
New York hotel this morning.
Mrs. Frank Flynn was burned to death
in Chicago by the upsetting of a coal oil
lamp.
Admiral Nicholson reiterates his denial
of any improper conduct at tho time of
the bombardment of Alexandria.
Fire caused $28,000 loss at Red Bluffs,
Calitornia.
Tho midnight fire in New York at Dow
liug's & Pack's piano factory, caused a
loss of $375,000.
Roy's soap and candle factory burn
cd in Quebec, loss $30,000.
Tbe Connecticut Republican convention
will bo held in New Haven Sept. 20.
A Ten-year-old son of William Lester, of
Shoemakcrsville, Berks county, had both
legs cut off by mowing machine on Ke
&b:r's farm near that place I.istevonin.
SHOT IN THE BACK.
A Woman Assassinated in Oregon.
Portland, Oregon, Aug. 19. 3Irs.
Mary Petch, while driving along the high
way yesterday with her ton in Yamhill
conuty was shot in tho back and instantly
killed. The deceased bad a difficulty somo
time ago with a neighbor named Smith
who is accused of the deed. A few weeks
previous Mrs. Petch was shot at by a con
cealed party, but was not hit. Intense ex
citement prevails.
Honor to HUL
Washington, Aug. 19. The following
named congressional representatives on
the part of the Houso will attend tbe fun
eral ceremonies of the late Senator Hill :
Messrs. Pcttiboce, Hauk aud House, of
Tennessee ; Brumm, of Pennsylvania ;
Carlisle, of Kentucky ; Young, of Ohio ;
Barbour, of Virginia ; Habletzill, of
Maryland.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Washington, Aug. 19. For the Mid
dle Atlantic and New England states,
cooler, fair weather, -northerly winds be
coming variable, and stationary or higher
barometer.
lAJtKKT.
rfcUadeiBBUft Market
..'BiLAUBLvnta. August 19. No market re.
port to-day. tho commercial exchange being
closed, owing to the excursion ot members to
Coney Inland.
new ium .trei.
Naw Yona. August 19. Flour State ami
Western steady; light export a-d home
trade demand, con t hern steady.
Wheat a bettor: moderately active
speculative trading. No. 2 Red, snot, (114;
do Aug., It H1 UK ; do Sept., 1 WLm U ;
do Oct., $1 15J91 SH : do Nov., 1 16J
I NeS do Dec., SI 17J1 18 ; do year. 1 13
Corn UtiHc better and In moderate trade ;
Mixed n esiern spot, 8588c ; do futures. 78
(28632c.
Oats without quotable change: No. 2 Aug.,
o7X38lc; do Sept., 48348)$c ; do Oct,, il
47Kc.
Drain and Provision unotatlons.
Ouo o'clock quotations ol grain and provis
ions, inrnisneu Dy . n.
East King street.
Yundt, Broker, 15'
August IS.
Chicago.
Corn Oats
.7 .42!
.75fc; .w$
.74&s .3
.
Wheat
August 1.02&
Sept.... .93
Oct. 97
Tear.... .97J4
Pork Lard
21.30
2I.47K
VZ.30
H37X
Philadelphia
No board to-day.
Livestock Market.
Chicago. Bogs Receipts, l',003 head ; shlp
mmta. 5.B00 head: demand very fair: market
i steadier at unaltered rates : common to tiood
mixed. 7 was u ; heavy to wt&a w: 7 4(e
8; skips, t7.
Cattle Receipts, 5,000 head ; shipments, 3,100
' "" Willi ,m
head ; niarknt ralrly active and steady , na
tives plentiful and weak ; export, $7 107 75 ;
S:ood to choice shipping. a$40S 85; common
o fair dull at $4 3386; mixed untchen, stock
steady : common to fair. I240Q330: guoitu
choice, $3 7541415: stackers and tccd.-rn. srxt
C(4 38 ; range cattle arm : Texan, as 73k4 To ;
half-breeds and natives,! 5085 40 ; dairy e; ves
110017 bead
Sheep Receipt-". l. Iw': hip--v' 1 0)0
head ; market steady an : dem 1 ii-i : por
to fair, $2 9093 60: medium togund, j.i.jdj-jo;
choice to extra, 943 Ot 7.
Naw York, KbUndolphta and Local tor-
also United State Bomli repotted dailv .
lacoa R. Lows, X! North Queen street.
August l'.
tfcflt 1.-00 i-w
a. m. r. M. I-..
Del., Lack. W extern 14U 14G5 4dtf
Denver ft Rto Grande 60 00 tdj
N. V..Lake KrleA Western.... 38$ 3i 38
Kansas and Texas 38 38 SUf
Lake Shore Mich. Southern 114 U42 I14U
New York Central 135 135 13V
New Jersey CenJ- 79 7 79
Ontario western 25 25 9
Omaha Com , 52 S3J, 5
JrftCiuC 3lfLlI 41
Chicago. Mil. St. Paul 123 13 123
Texas l'aaulo 5ii 51 m
Wabash. -i. ojulaAFaclnc... .16 36 3
Western Union TeL Co 88 884 .
Pennsylvania R.R - "
Beading.
Buffalo I
Northern 1
Loea atoeaa and
Par
val.
. ltto
. 100
Last
sple
t
iK
120
129
106
IM
10'
IffilSO
116.
112
M
110.25
140
HI
150
14.'
III.W
(.iLM
3K
145,71.
140
154
7IUJ0
137
Lane-CUyS per ct. Loan, due 1832.
1885.
WW...
" 1835..
5perct n lor SO years.
5 per ct. School Loan...
4 " in lor 20 years..
" 4 " in 5 or 20 years..
" S In 10 or 20 years.
Manheim borouguloan
aamx. stocks.
Plrst National Bank.
Karmers' National Hank
Pulton National Bank
Lancaster County National li.mk.
Columbia National Hank ,
Knhrata National Rank ,
Pirst National Bank, Columbia-. ..
first National Rank, Stnithunr ...
Pirst National Bank, Marietta
First National Bank. Mount Jov..
Lititz National Bank ,
Manheim National Bank
Union National Rank. Mount Joy.
Now Holland National Bank.......
10c
100
100
100
im
im
100
lino
. 5
. 100
. 50
. 100
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100
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NEW ADVEMT13EMAXTH.
SOUK KKOUT AND SPKENOKK'tf HKKK
AT TUK MANOR 1IOTP.L. WEST KING
STRKET, THIS SATURDAY RVBN1NG.
It JOHN SPANCiLKti.
YKLLOW VBUftT CIUAKa, t'LKAK MA
vana Filler ( tlaud Made) the best 5 cent
Ciar in the city at
HARTMAN'S YKM.OW FRONT CIGAR
STORK.
PKACMKSt FKAVHtSl ! Ol tUlUtUAX
APTKRNOON.AUG.22. I will have for
sale at Geo. O. llensel'a green houses. No. 238
East Orange street, a car load ot Delaware
peaches of different varieties. Will be (-old re
tail ami wholesale. ltd
FOK THK CKAPK8l', FINKST AND
Largest slock id Furniture ot all kinds
bed springs anil mattresses;, cane anil wood
seat chairs, looking glasses c. goto
itorFMKiKi:
al9Itd 26 E. King street.
-. -...-. .,... I,,,
ArilLl. LINK Or LOKILLAKU'8
Chewing Tobacco i. Rebecca only. 10 eta.
per plug Ht HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT
CIGAR STORE.
21 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
STOOIKM, STOG1KM. PlTTSKUKGtl MTO
gies. $1.25 per hundred at
UARTMANS YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
;STORE.
MUSICAL JCNTKKTALNMENT MY TUB
City cornet Band, THIS EVENING, at
Hotel Franko Summer Garden. Barbcy's Cele
brated Beer on tap.
ltd JOHN HESS, Proprietor.
JUST KKCKIVKD ANU FOK SALECHKAt
Young Parrot at VONDER5MITU'S
BIRD STuI'.K. Parties that have not paid
their State and CotmtyT-ix tor the I-t, 4th. 5tb.
8th and 'Jth wards will please cotnefjand settlo
at once to save expense being added.
II. B.VONDERSHITH, Collector.
It 8 East Orange Street,
TKAY IN A FKW DAYS,
OUR NEW CATALOGUE
OF REAL ESTATE FOR BALE.
3-Every one should sec It before buying.'CH
ALLEN A. HBRR & CO.,
Heal Estate and Insurance Agents
So. 100 EAST KING STREET.
I
MK CALK ON VKKY JSASY T45KMS
Choice Building Lots, situated on Wc.it
urange, near cnarioue, norm cnarioitc ami
North Alary, Hazel, between South Quten anil
Beaver streets.
Also, Farms, Mills, Hotels and City prop,
crty.
Priccj low and terms to suit purchasers.
Apply to HKNRY BKCHT4ILD,
No. 52 Nmttl Oueen Street,
P. S.- Also Bullitliig Stone and Sand or su
perior quality lor sale, ltd
MORAVIANS AMU ALL FKIKNDd OK
the mission cause in Lancaster are cor
dially Invited by the congresntbui ut Lititz to
participate in the celebration ot the Win an
niversary ot the beginning ot tbe foreign
mission work on Sunday, August 27 U11111I
huarirs will start from the Bloravlan church at
7 o'clock iu m. Fure. 50 cents. All desiring to
accept this Invitation will pleasn iiotll v Dr. O.
T. Htiehener. No. 43 Wc-tOrangu street, on or
before Friday morning. August 2, that ar
rangements may be made for their entertain
ment at Litllz. al9-S,TTuTh
J."
MARTIN C CO.
Mosquito
Canopies,
OUR OWN MAKE.
OO Inch by IO Yards $1.60
IOO Inch by IO Yards 1.60
108 Inch by 11 Yards 1.76
PATENT TURX-OVFU TOP.
ANY COLOR,
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOK PUTTING UP.
PATKNT BEI)STEADFIXTURtS,
For attaching canopy to bed and not toceilirg
J. B. MARTIN & CO..
Cor. Wot Kug ud Princi SU.
LANCASTER, PA.
rAVEK HANtilBUH, tee.
vv
E HAVK ADDKD LAmGKLY'TO OCR
stock ot
WALL PAPERS
Within the last week, consisting of every de
scription ot PAPER HANGING?, and anions
them some ot the ClK'ieest Styles Iu the B.-st
Grade or Goods. 'I liese will be sold low In
order to make speciy f-a!es.
REMNANTS arc accumulating ull the time
in small lots, which arc very de.drab'e for
Closets. Vestibules and Rooms, running in
price from Three Cents apiece up.
WINDOW SHADES
In new Dado Patters, Plain Goo'ls In All
Colors and Widths.
WE KEEP AN ELEGANT LlSTB Of;
LACE CUBTAINS
-in-:
WHITE and CREAM,
JSEIt BETH.
PILLOW HUAMS.
TID
IBS,
LAMBREQUINS, tc.
Poles In Ebony, Brara, Cherry, Ah and
Walnut.
Pier and Mantl Mirrors.
Phares W. Fry,
57 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
......................... ff aiM 3f74
'UU. Wwt........ 21 20 21
PacthcCora 50 4'' f0'4
Preferred.... - !K 9F-4