LANCASTEK .DAILY' INTELLIGEKGER MONDAY, OCTOBER 2,1882.
COLUMBIA NEWS.
H)K KKGDI.AK COKBE9PONDENOK
event Alone Susquehanna I tini .of
Interest In and Around the Uorongh
Picked Up by cbe Intellt
peDcer's Keporter
Tno Walnut street property of Joseph
Deschis being enlarged and otherwise im
proved. The comic opera of the Merry War "
will be presented here to morrow evening
by Charles . Ford's opera troupe.
John Harrison had his collar bono
broken on Saturday night by being thrown
from a horse on the Lancaster turnpike
near this place.
The funeral or the late Jacob Kauilm.--,
of Chestnut Hill, was attended to-day by
a delegation of the members of Suf- ..
hanna lodge No. 80, 1. O. O. F., of - i;li
organization deceased was a memb-
Owing to the serious illness .i the
mother of MrF. R. C. Searing, wif j of the
pastor of St. Paul's P. E. churclj, which
necessitated the absence from town of
both, no services were held in the church
yesterday.
Mr. James Branuau, 70 years of age,
died on Sunday night at his residence at
Chestnut Hill. IIj will bciutcned at
Ironvillc to monow at 9 a. m.
A large crowd attended the d.iuce at
Mountvillo on Satuiday night. Wolfe's
orchestra, fur tho bauoGt of which tliu
dance was givca, cleared $75. A msid
erable number of Columbians wiv incsent.
Mr. A. M. Ucese's danusn , school
already numbers 33 pupils. Mi ; are ex
pected to join, but this is now t' o largest
that has been raised in Columbia for
years.
The Stove Work.
The chairman of the sale of lots of the
lively stove works company, desites us to
ntaic that no coutract has been made ior
t le erection of ten dwelling bouses, as
suited last week. Our informant made a
mistake They arc yet open to purchas
ers. Urakrraan Injured.
While assisting to unload a box at
Christiana station, on Saturday night,
John L. Daily, a brakeman of the P. R. R.
company, who resides on Walnut street,
this pl.tcc, had one of his legs badly in
jured by tho box falling upon it.
Tow Hilleni KtiguKe In fclstcoffr.
Two Tow HUlers disturbed tho peace of
the Five Points or Saturday night by in
dulging in a pugilistic encounter. The
police were not about. They generally
give that neighborhood a wide birth uu
Saturday night. It is not considered a
healthy quarter for policemen.
e lluokH for the Scnoch Library.
Win. B. Given, esq., chairman of tho
Schoch library committee, has purchased
u number of new books for the library, J
Those persons who desire good read in ; for
tho long winter evenings cannot do better
than by subscribing to this library. Tho
collection of books is large and varied,
embracing almost every subject. The
charges are only 1.00 per yeir. New
books are being continually added.
Ilurough l'ersonala.
Mr. A. 51. Reeso has gone to Philadel
phia on a business trip.
Miss Mamio Keen, of Lancaster is visit
ing Mr. J. G. Snavely, on Manor street.
Mr. Frank Given, of Philadelphia, spent
tho Sabbath with his brother, Mr.Wm. B.
Given, on Chestnut street.
Hayes Smith returned to duty on the
Pennsylvania railroad this morning, after
a month's illness.
Miss Mattie Given has gone to Pbiladel -phia
to attend Madam Dillage'a school for
young ladies.
Essio Hallowell and Nettio Peck, 0r
toona, aro guests of Mrs. William p Al
on Sixth street.
Dedication of a Church.
St John's Lutheran church was dedi
cated yesterday. Tho building was
tilled to overllowing morning and evening.
Tho morning exercises wero conducted by
Professor Richards, of Muhlenberg col
lege, Allcutowu. In the evening the
Rev. P. Maywr. president of the 74th
conference of the miuisterium of Penn
sylvania, assisted by tho Rev. Samuel
Yingliug, pastor of tho church, and several
other ministers, officiated. The choir of
Christ Lutherau church, Lancaster, was
present, and furnished some very fine
vocal music. Tho subscriptions toward
tho liquidation of tlia oh inch debt
amounted to almost $900.
THIS FltlSON,
Meeting of tho luprctora To-day.
The board of prison inspectors held their
regular monthly mncting to-day and all
members wero present.
Mr. Weaver, who was instructed to see
the commissioners iu regard to plastering
the outside of tho piisou walls, reported
that the commissioners wero of tho opin
ion that it would be ths better plan to wait
until spring so that tho action on the plas
tering inside might bo tested.
Messrs. Rutter and Carter reported that
tbey had seen the commissioners in refer
ence to tho striking from the records of
the judgment against Ambrose Pownall,
late treasurer ot the board, and that judg
ment bad been stricken off. The commit
tee was discharged.
Rev. John Swenk stated to tho board
that the benches in the corridor of tho
prison aro unfit for use for citizens attend
ing Sunday services. Mr. Rutter was in
structed to procure eight new benches.
Mr. Buikholdcr reported that Frederick
Miller, night watchman, had been given
leave of absence on Friday night and had
not yet returned to service. Mr. Rutter
moved that he be discharged for neglect
ing his duty. The motiou was lost, as
some of the members thought that Miller
should be beard in his own defense He
was sent for.
THE NEW TBACK.
A Portion ot It Completed and In Use.
This morning for the first time that
part of the new track of tho Pennsylvania
railroad near the Big Conestoea bridge
was used by regular trains. The track
heretofore used is permanently abandoned.
The other portion of the new track, be
tween the Big and Little Concstoga, is
rapidly approaching completion and will
soon be in use. The iron is laid from the
Little Conestoga to Prince street, the ties
for a still greater distance, the bridges all
completed and the entire roadbed graded.
All through passenger and freight trains
will run over the new road as soon as
finished, thus affording additional facili
ties to the railroad company and groat re
lief to our crowded thoroughfares which
are now so frequently blockaded by long
trains or cars.
Hearing Continued.
Frank McDonald, a 1C year-old boy of
this city, was taken before the judges this
afternoon. It was charged by the mother
when she made complaint against him be
fore Alderman Samson that he was incor
rigible and beyond her control. To-day
she seemed anxious to again try her son,
as he had promised to do better. Tho
court gave him a reprimand and the case
was continued.
Wrist Broken
Edward Miller, aged 14 years, residing
on North Queen street, was playing on the
new railroad bridge across the Lititz pike
yesterday, when he fell off breaking his
wrist. Dr. Muhlenberg attended him.
Again on Dntj
Edward Kautz, the well known watch
man of the Pennsylvania Railroad passen
ger depot, who has been quite ill for some
time past, is able to be about again and is
on duty to-day.
OBITUARY,
Death of Jacob Hclb.
Jacob Helb died at his residence No.
539 East King street, this city; last night
at 11 o'clock. He bad been an invalid
for some years, and about noon yesterday
bad a stroke of paralysis Mr. Helb was
a German by birth, but has resided in this
city for years, no was a tanner by trade
and for many years carried on that busi
ness in the tannery on East King street,
now occupied by Herman Miller. He dis
posed of his business years ago, and sines
has been living in retirement. He was in
the G5tb year of his age. His wife is dead
but leaves three daughters. One of whom
is iu Colorado, another in Missouri. The
third one, Miss Amelia resided with him
in this city.
Patrick Kane.
Patrick Kane, another old citizen of
Lancaster, died yesterday morning at his
residence, No. 227 West Vine street. He
had been confined to the bouse for a
week past, although he has not been iu
good health for over a year. Deceased
was a native of Ireland, and came to this
country 32 years ago. He was a laborer,
and had acquired some property by his
industry. He was 73 years of age, and
leaves a wife and a son about 14 years of
age. Toe funeral takes place on Wednes
day. airs. Itebecca Benedict.
Rebecs Benedict, wife of Samuel
Benedict, died this morniug at her hus
band's residence, No. 327 East King street.
She has been an invalid for some years.
She was C." years of age, and leaves a
family of several grown children and her
husband. The funeral takes place on
Wednesday.
Missionary Jubilee.
Mr. Hark yesterday announced from
his pulpit that the one hundred and
fiftieth anniversary of the commencement
of Moravian foreign missions would bo
celebrated in his church on Sunday, Oct.
15. He was not prepared to annonnco
the full programme, but could state
what was iu itself enough to insure
the success of the occasion that be
sides prominent clergymen of the city
who would participate, there would be
from abroad men like the Rev. Philip
Schaff, S. T. D., LL. D., of New York,
probably the foremost theologian in this
country ; the Rev. Richard Newton, D.
D., of Philadelphia, tho world-renowned
preacher to young folks, and Bishop E. de
Schwcinitz, S. T. D., ot Bethlehem, the
historian of the church. The music for the
jubilee will be especially fine. A lull pro
gramme will be published in duo timo.
List, or Unclaimed Letters.
The following is a list of unclaimed let
letters remaining in the postofiice for the
week ending Monday, October 2, 1882 :
Ladies' List Laura Emerick. Mrs. D.
Ferguson. Miss Susan Gartner, Miss Katie
Grace, Mrs. II. L. Garce, Miss Lydia
Kreider, Mrs. Malinda Long, Mm. Ida
Leeders, Miss Ella Manning, Miss Ellio
Mondy, Miss Sophia C. Ross, Miss May
Smith.
Gents' List John Berry. Joseph Baker,
James Brooks, Signor Angelo Crevjsonne,
(lor.), -Juoiis. huscao Damaret. (tor.),
W. Darn, (2), Dorsey & Dorley, Henry
Edmunds, (lor ). Morris Flickiiicor. Jas.
Gunn, Wadman Gilmore, M. T. Garvin,
(tor.), Isaac Iloak, Wm. G. ilvent, Wni.
Klipper, Chas. Kelly, M. Martin, Crete
Pulvcr, John Sentman, John Sumney,
Henry B. Walker, Lewis Ward.
Two Children Badly Injured by it Horso.
About noon today Gustio and George
Wall, aged respectively 13 and 9 years,
daughter aud son of George Wall, propri
etor of the Southern Exchange hotel, at
Middlo and South Queen streets, were
badly injured by a horse. The children
went into tho stable to water the horse
and after giving him a driuk they were
about going out when tho animal kicked
them. The boy had one of his legs broken
beween the knee aud hip. Ho also received
terrible cuts on tho head ona of which is
an inch and a half in length and is in
depth to tho skull. Ho was also bruised
on the body. The girl had her right
arm broken near tho wrist and was bruis
ed about the body. Both children wero
attended by Dr. Bolenius. Mr. Wall
has had tho horse about two months
and he was owned by another gentleman
for a number of yeara. Heretofore he hus
always been kind and gentle.
Held for Postage.
Letters addressed as follows aie held at
tho Lancaster postoffica for want of
stamps :
"JohnEbrrsoIe, Cbambersburg, Fiank
lin county, Pa."
"James Flinn & Co., 127 North Third
street, Philadelphia, Pa."
line Ouo.
This morniug there was ouly one man
in the station house aud that was a Ger
man who was found in an alley by OlGcer
Swenk. He was covered with blood from
cuts iu his heads and faco. Ho looked as
though he ha 1 been run over by a freight
train. He was all right, although a little
sore this morning. He paid his costs and
was disch-'rj'cd.
Mot ho luaia.
Ou Friday Cyrus Colvin, of this city,
received word from tho authorities at
Holledgsburg, Blair county, that a man
had sold a horse and buggy there which
was believed to have been stolon. A de
sciiption of tbo team was giveu and was
so near like that of Mr. Colvin' s that ho
went to Holledgsburg. He returned on
Saturday night after being satisfied that
it was not bis team. The man with the
team sold it on Tuesday at a very low
price. The animal was very tired and the
fellow said ho hid driven from Philadel
phia. PockotbooK Missing.
On Saturday evening Nathauiel Fergu
son, of Christiana, was a passenger on the
Harrisburg accommodation on tho Penn
sylvania railroad, between Philadelphia
and Christiana. He missed his pocket
book coutaiuing about $200 in currency,
and it is believed that it was lost or
stolen on the train.
Sale of Real Estate.
Allan A. Herr & Co., real estate agents,
sold ,to Joel S. Eaby, at private sale, the
two-story brick dwelling No. 27 East
Lemon street, belonging to P. W. Cum
mings, for $2,875.
Discharged.
Amos Albright and Sarah Ernst, who
were charged with the larceny of chickens
had a hearing before Alderman Spurrier
on Saturday and wero discharged as the
poultry was not identified.
Assault and Battery.
John Wagner, for assaulting Jacob
Nixdorf, his father-in-law, has been ar
rested and held to bail for a hearing by
Alderman Samson.
Big Sale or Tobacco.
Horner, Hildebrand & Co., of Mount
Joy, have sold GS6 cases of tobacco to
Uppenbeimer of New York. It is nearly
all of '80 packing and the terms aro pri
vate. Take your clothing to the great London
Renovator, HG North Duke street. He Is doing
work lor his old customers that speaks vol
umes for him. it f
Amnsements.
" Esmeralda " To-night. The charming play
of Esmeralda will be given at Fulton opera
house to-night by the Madison Square theatre
company. It lias had a wonderfully success,
lul run in New York and so high an authority
as the Times says of it: " Mrs. Frances Hodg
son Burnett Is one ot our essentially dramatic
writers. Has tho stage given us overmuch in
recent years comparable with that wonder
fully pathetic picture ot lather and daughter
in" Esmeralda?" Unfortunately the mage Is
so much occupied with theatrical unreality,
that it forgets, often enough, to be truthful
and dramatic. The play at the Madison
Square lias elements of lasting strength. One
might suppose it was written to illustrate the
Ideal nobility of human nature."
- The Merry War." Mr. Chas. E. Ford's
English opera company will on Wednesday
evening produce for the first time iu this city
Johann Strauss.' great operatiesuccesnot "The
Merry War." The company sang it in the
western cities during the summer, and the
St. Louis Republican says : " The greatest
success that has ever been scored at any ot
the summer garden theatres, since their inau
guration in this city, stands to the credit of
" The Merry War," by the Ford opera com
pany at the Garden theatie. It concludeu its
run ot two weeks last evening to a fine at
tendance, and the business ot "The Merry
War " season has been extraordinary through
ut. JJTffe. Rhea. The distinguished French ac
tress, M'lle. Khea, whose brief engagement In
this country last season created such a furore
in critical dramatic circles and won her the
unstinted applause of ail who saw her, has re
turned to the United Stale lor a more pro
longed stay and the people of Lancaster will
learn with pleasure tint she is to bo at b ulton
opera house on Saturday evening in the beau
tiful play of " Ingomar." M'lle. Kliea has by
many enthusiastic admirers been pronounced
tho peer ot Bernhardt and a newspaper says
other: "The Judgment of the most compe
tent critics point unmistakably to a career for
M'lle. Khea in the Unitad States, equalling, if
it does not surpass, the experiences of that
brilliant actres3, Adelaide Nellson. Her art
lilts the cliaractcroi Cmniilu up; docs for il
what neither Bernuardt or Modjeska could
make of it a woman ot noble instincts."
The Fielding. The Fieldings tfoinbinatlon,
a strong company of dramatic and specialty
people, will appear in this city to-morrow
night. The c-'.nipany is -headed by John and
Maggie Fielding. nnd'itincludcEeynolds and
Frew, character nciots, Keating and Flinn,
fcong nnd dunce men. Winstnnlcy ill-others',
musical artists, Madae Alston, serio-comic,
and u number ol oihcrs. The whole troupe
will bo seen in their play entitled " False
Friendship." They conic under tho manage
ment of tlurtmyvr & Daily.
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tumbler ot hot wafer r-weetcned If preferred J,
taken at bed time will wikak ur a colu. 2jc1s
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Coloukless ami Com. a young girl deeply
regretted that she was colourless and cold.
Her lace was too white, and her hands and feet
felt as though the blood did not circulate.
After ono bottle ot Hop Bitters had been
taken she was the loslcstund healthiest girl in
the town, with a vlvitcity and cheerfulness ol
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When babies aro fretful they disturb every
body, and mothers should know how soothing
Parker's Ginger Tonic is. It takes away half
their anxiety, stops babies' pains, ami is al
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Citour. Whooping Cough and llroneliltislin
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The best euro for diseases or tint nerves,
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The unpleasant appearance of even the
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The toUowlngstatcment of William J. Cough
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wo beg to ask for it the attention ol our read
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with a violent bleeding ot the lungs, followed
by a severe cough. I soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. I was so weak at one time
that I could not Wave my bed. In the sum
mer of 1S77 1 was admitted to the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said I had a holo in
my lctt lung as big as a half-dollar. I expend
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went around that 1 was dead. I pave up hope
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JUJSATM.
IlKLi:. In Lancaster, Octo-cr 1, 1832, Jacob
Helb, in his C.tb year.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 39 East
King street , on Wednesday, October 4, at 2
o'clock p. in., to which all aie respectfully In
vited. o2-3td
Kajce. In this city, on the 1st Inst., Patrleic
Kane, in the 73d year ol his age.
The relatives and friends ot the family are
respectfully Invited to attend the luneral,
lrom bis late .residence. No. 237 West Vine
street, on Wednesday morning, at Si o'clock
High mass at St. Mary's chcrch. Intermen
at St. Mary's cemetery. oct2-2td
October 2. 1852. Mrs. Rebecca Be edict, wife of
Samuel Benedict, alter a lingering illness, In
the 65th year of ner age.
The relatives and lriends ot the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence ot her husband. No. 527
East King street, on Wednesday morning at
11 o'clock. Interment at Lancaster ceme
tery. oct2-2td
JVlf AltrjSKTISrDUStlTS.
WANTED A MAN THAT FULLY Un
derstands gardening. Apply tor three
days at
ltd No. 13 EAST WALNUT ST.
IUUKTU WAKD CLUB.
: The Democracy ot the Fourth ward will
meet at Rothweiler's Hall to-morrow (TUES
DAY) evening, at 8 o'clock. ltd
SOCK KKOUT LUNCH THIS (MONDAY)
evening ut the Tremont Hotel. No. 159
North Queen street. Bergner ft Engle's Beer
on tap. F. WOEI1RLE,
ltd Proprietor.
AVPKCIAL MCKTINli OPTHK LAUlKS'
Tract Society will be held on TUESDAY'
EVENING at 714 o clock In the lecture room
of the First ltefurmed church.
It ANNIE M.GUNDAKEB, Sec.
HESSIAN HANI GONCKBT AT ME!
NERCHOK HALL. The members ot the
Lancaster Mninnerehor and their tandliesare
respectfully invited to attenit the Heosian
Baud Concert at Mninnerehor Hull this(MON
DAY) evening, at. 8 o'clock. By order of the
committee. GEi. PFEIFFER,
ltd Secretary.
171 KTY UOl.LAUS KKWAKD.
" HORSK AND BUGGY STOLEN. A bay
horse, 1G hands high, thin in flesh, a little
white on left hind toot, and roached-backed,
was stolen lrom tne subscriber on Wednes
day. Also a wagon with leather top. built by
Altlck ft Son, and a net ot nickel-mounted
harness. The above reward will be paid for
the capture ot the thiet ana return of the
propei ty. CYRUS II. COLVIN.
822-tfd Lancaster,' Pa.
"IO1.DKN AGE
CHAMPAGNE,
From Hammondsport Wine Company.
J. ROHRER, Sole Agent,
22 Pcnn Square,
ltd Lancaster, Pa.
LOST UU SEPT. 30, 188B, WH1L1S ON
HiellariisburgAccommodation train West
between Philadelphia and Christiana, a small
leather pocket book, containing about two
hundred dollars i'i currency, supposed to have
trapped out ot pocket on the floor of car or
in tho seat ; was riding in second car lrom
baggage car. Any person finding tbe same
willbe suitably rewarded by returning or
giving information to
NATHANIEL FERGUSON.
Christiana P. O.,
c2-3t.l Lancaster county. Pa.
CHKON1U SUPPURATION Or THKUlD'
die ear Is tho affection which Is commonly
called a running lrom the ear," and which
has been so lightly regarded by tho profession
that every year neonle die from Its direct re
sults, without the suspicion that the disease of
me ear. and 01 tne ear alone,-was the cause of
tncir ueatn. Diseases or the Eye, Ear and
Throat successfully treated by
DKS. H. D. and M. A. LONGAKEK.
Office 13 East Walnut street, Lancaster, Pa.
Consultation free. o2-3td
rfUK 1IUABU OF POOK IMKKCTOHS
J. will receive proposals to do the painting
ut the insane asylum, work to be done by the
day. and tools to bo furnished by tho parties
who do the work. Bidders should state the
prico per day with boarding, and also the price
per day ot ten boms with and wiihoutmea's.
The board reserves tho right to reject any or
all bids.
Address Martin Kreider, No. 221 East King
street, on or before Wednesday morning at 8
O'clock. By order of the board.
Attest : GEO. SPURRIER,
o2-2td Clerk.
OCCIDENTAL. VOH DIPHTHERIA,
Scarlet Fever, Croup, Sore Throat and all
Throat Affections, Is the best remedy of tho
times.
OCCIDENTAL
is tho people's friend. It destroys the germ ol
disease that frequently develops from an or
dinary sore throat, thus preventing the terrl
ble 1 avages ol the diseases Dipt haria and Scar
let Fever. Price, EOc. and fi.OO. Sold by
II. B. COCHRAN,
Nos. 137 and 139 North Qecn street.
o2-mdTu,Th&S Lancaster, Pa.
ORPHANS' COURT SALK. ON SATUR
DAY, OCTOBER 21. 1882, at the Leopard
Hotel, the undersigned, admistrutor of Susan
llclss, late of Lancaster City, deceased, by vir
tue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Lan
caster county, will sell t he following described
real estate, to wit : All that cor tain one and
one-half storv BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
and lot or piece ot ground, sltuato on tho
north side ot East Chestnut street between
Dukeand Lime streets. No. 119. Bounded on
the north by tho Pennsylvania railroad, on
the east by pioperty ol Daniel F. Eberman,
on the south by Chestnut street, and on the
west by property ot Uichard Blickenderfcr.
Said lot measuring in front on Chcltnut street
2U tect, and measuring in depth 88 feet. This
property is located within a short distance of
business circles and isa desirable home and In
good state ol repair and preservation.
Sale to commenco at 7 o'clock, p. m., ot said
day, when terms and conditions will be made
known by E. II. WITMER,
Administrator.
H. SncuERT, Auctioneer. oct2,9,213td
TpULTUN OPERA HOUSK.
-ONE NIGHT ONLY.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1882.
1HE FASHIONABLE EVEKT OF TllE
SEASON.
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
or TUB OIUCAT
FRENCn SOCIETY STAR,
M'LLE EHEA
SUPPORTED BY
WILLIAM HARRIS
And a well selected company. Under tbe man
agement of A. B. CHASE, In
INGOMAR
The Performance is given In tho English
Language.
ADMISSION 50, 75 nnd $1.00.
RESERVED.SEATS L0O.
Reserved Seats on sale at Opera House Office.
ocu2-5td
OAMBMXB.
pARFKTB.
Carpet Manufactory,
Having undertaken to manufacture BAG
and CHAIN CARPETS, wholesale, 2,000 yards
per week, I am now prepared to sell my entire
stock ol
Brussels, Ingrain and Venetian
AT GREAT BARGAINS AND !AT BELOW
COST,
to make room and give my entire attention to
wholesale trade of my own manufactured
goods. Please call early.
H. S. SHIRK,
CARPET HAIL,
Oor. West Kins and Water Sts.
GENUINE YARA CIGARS. A 1TNK
article, only 5 cents at
UARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
SAMUEL H. PRICE, ATTORNEY, HAS
Removed his Ofllco rrnm 56 North Duke
street to No. 41 GRANT STREET, immedi
ately in Rear of .Court House, Long's New
Building. ml7-ttd
Carpets
WTB.
STOOIE8, 8TOGIEH. FXTTSUVKOU STO
gles. $1.25 per hundred at
HAKTMAN'S YELLOW FKONT C1GAK
STOKE.
S25.00 rWAKD-
STOLEN. Last night, frcm tbe stable ot the
undersigned near New frovidence, Provi
dence township, a PAIR OF MULES, about 13
years old, 15X hands high ; one has a sore
shoulder. Also stole two bridles and halters.
The above reward will bo paid lor the re
covery ol the mules and conviction of the
thlel.
J. B. KOWE,
New Providence P. O., Lancaster Co., Pa.
ltd
rOAl. AMD HARDKK.
j Best grade of family COAL, well-cleaned,
weight guaranteed.
Manure by the car-load at Lowest Price?.
Also. Limestone Screenings for drives and
walk. Cement at reduced prices.
Hay and Straw by the ton or balo.
Yard : HarrUbnrg pike.
General Office: 2oJ East Chestnut Street.
KAUFFMAN, KELLER ft CO.
aprt-lwd
O WITHIN C. SHOllTLIDGE'S
ACADEMY FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS,
MEDIA, PENN'A..
12 Miles from Philadelphia.
SCHOOL YEAR OPENS SEPTEMBER 12.
Fixed price covers every expense, even
books, etc. No extra charges. No incidental
expenses. No examination lor admission.
Thirteen experienced teachers. aU men and
all graduates. Special opportunities for apt
students to advance rapid 'v. Special drill lor
dull and backward boys. Patrons or students
may select any studies or choose the regular
English, Scientific, Business, Classical or Civil
Engineering course. Students fitted at Media
are now in Harvard, Yale and ten other col
leges and polytechnic schools. Media has
seven churches .and a temperance charter
which prohibits tbe sale of all intoxicating
urinKS. or new illustrated circular address
the principal and proprietor, SW1THIN C.
SUOKTLIDGE. A. M. (Hnivard University
Graduate) MEDIA, FEXVA. a:6-2uulw
ptlRARD
Fire Insurance Company
OF PHILADELPIA.
Assets over
Eleven
Hundred
sand. .
Thou-
Dollars, securely Invested. For a policy ip
tlda old and well-established company call on
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
NO. 19 EAST KING STREET.
d3M.WR&S
TJUKL1USAL.K OF SH I FFLKR PKKSOM AL
X Property. On MONDAY, OCTOBERS,
1882, at 7 o'clock, p. m., will be sold by the
committee ot theShiiller hose company, at the
Lamb Hotel, South tjueen street, Lancaster,
Pa., the following property of the Shifller
hose company, viz :
One fourth class endue, of Cole & Brother's
build ; two hose carriages, in first-class con
dition ; one steel bell, weight 250 pounds,
manufactured In Sheffield, England, which
might be used lor almost any purpose ; one
parlor set, consisting ot sota, chaiis, Ac; a lot
of settees and other chaii s, a number ot silver
horns, a complete set of tools of all dimen
sions, an eight-day clock, as irood as now. and
a great variety of pictures ; also, a quantity ot
household goods too numerous to mention.
r. B. FORDNEY, President.
AtxxANsxR Harms, Secretary.
Hit nut Shudert, Auctioneer. s27-4td
M
ASS MEETING.
OPENING
OE TUB
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN,
AT
FULTON OPERA HOUSE,
THURSDAY' EVENING,
OCTOBER 5, 1SS2, AT 8 O'CLOCK.
CHAUNCEY F. BLACK, Esq.,
Democratic Candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, MORTIMER F. ELLIOTT, Esq.,
Democratic Candidato tor Congressman at
Large, HON. WILLIAM S. STENGER,
WILL ADDRESS THE MEETING.
All citizens and Democratic Clubi and Or
ganizations are invited.
W. H. ROLAND,
Chairman Dcm. County Com.
f30-.-ld
EXTEKTAIN31 KNTS.
UULTON OPERA HOUSE.
Monday, October 2, 1883.
WIU present Its frrcat New York Success of last
season, the exquisite domestic drama.
"ESMERALDA."
By Mrs. Francis Hodgson Burnett and W. H.
GUletto, as preseuted at the Madison
Square Theatre tor one year.
A Beautiful Domestic Love Story.
Scenes In Noith Carolina and Paris.
Produced with Special Sc-nery lor each act
from the Madison Square Theatre.
ADMISSION 5( 75 &, $1.00
RESERVED SEATS S1.00
Sale of Scats will open Thursday morning,
September 23, at Opera House Office. s27-5ul
CULTON OPERA HOUSE.
Tuesday, October 3, 1882.
FIELDING'S
Double Combination 1
Presenting tho Grand European Success
FALSE FRIENDSHIP
Introducing those famous Native Irish Come
dians. MR.G. BETNOLDS and MR.CHAS. FREW.
Together with a MAMMOTH OLIO headed by
the great and only
John FIELDINGS Maggie
In their Latest NEW YORK Success, entitled
JOHN Z. BECK.
JVDurlngthe sketch will be introduced tho
BELL TELEPHONE.
Also a host of eminent specialty performers.
ADMISSION 75, 50 4 35 CENTS.
Reserved Scats now on sale at Opera House
s28-5td
"CIULTON OPERA HOUSE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY I-
Wednesday Bveninsr, Oct. 4, 1882.
Cbas. E. Ford's
Mr. Ford has the honor to announce to the
citizens of Lancaster that on tbe above named
evening he will present for the first timo In
this city, Strauss, tbe Waltz King's last and
most successful opera, entitled
THE MERRY WAR.
This beautiful opera will be presented wltn
tbe lull strength of Mr. Ford's excellent com
pany, NUMBERING UPWARDS OF 40 AR
TISTS, and led by the two celebrated Primme
Donnas, BLANCHE CHAPMAN and MARIE
BOCKELL.
FULL ORCHESTRA.
MAGNIFICENT CHORUS,
BRILLIANT COSTUMES.
AND A GORGEOUS MISE-EN-SCENE.
PRICES OF ADMISSION : Reserved Seats,
Sl.oo, General Admission, 50c. and 75c.
Reserved seats and Librettos lor sale at tho
Opera Bouse Office. s29-5td
JTMW AJtTKMTJB.
Tab Haaison SaaareTbeatre Go
on
THIRD EDITIOU.
MONDAY EVENING. OCT. 2, 1882.'
BURNING BUILDINGS.
Tllf. HAVOC WROUGHT BXTHEFLAMK9
Destruction of a Brick Mill A Blaze l Mew
York City The rire la tbe Barracks
t KnnlsKellea.
Nokbistown, Pa., Oct. 2. Tho brick
mill of John Wood, at Conahohocken, wa
destroyed by fire last night. Loss, 15,000.
Thirty men are thrown out of employ
ment by tbo hre.
A SIO.OOO Mre.
New York, Oct. 2. Fire thia morning
in Young's packing box factory on Spring
street, cansed a loss of $10,000.
London, Oct 2. The fire in the cwtle
and military barracks at Enniskellen has
been extinguished.
Chicago, Oct. 2. Fire at Maquokita,
Iowa, was more serions that was reported
last night, l ne total loss wm rcacu .,
000. VLAIMINO THE DEAD.
Arrival of
Corpe from the
Steamer Asia.
Ill-fated
Owen Sound, Oct. 2. The tug Ann
Long arrived here this morning, hav
ing on board the bodies of the
following named persons who per
ished in the disaster to the ill
fated steamer Asia : John McDoughall,
of Owen Sound, who was purser; P.
Sharks, of Ottawa ; Jackson, supposed to
De a iarmer irom tue vicinity u uuw")
Ontario; Mrs. Kirk, from Clover Hill;
bheppard and one unknown man
supposed to be Silas Benand. Two
unknown bodios were buried at
Killaruev. Captain Noble, of the tug
Ann Long, reports that a large number -t
bodies are lloating arouud near whore tlie
above were picked up, aud that they could
easily be recovered it' a tug with proper
appliances for the purpose was iii.-patehrd
at once.
tONUESSKU TELEURAUS.
Tbe Aewa ot the Afternoon In Brief
Tho National Liberal league, at bt.
Louis, yesterday, elected officers and ad
journed to meet iu Milwaukee on
the 15th of beptemoer, ioso,
changiug the Christian calendar or era to
a liberal era by adopting the year 1600 B.
C, as the starting point, and by
substituting for " A. D." (anno douiini)
the letters " E. M." meaning era of man.
Tho secretary's report describes the Chris
tian church as a receding host aud also
says that tho membership of the league
had been doubled.
Alice Simmons aud her six-year old son
were killed by a passenger train at Atlanta,
Ga.
The public debt reduction during Sep
tember was $14,805,948.83.
A steady abatement of yellow fever is
reported from Brownstown and most of
the other infected regions.
In a fit of absent-mindedness Mrs.
Maiv Powers, of Brooklyn, suffering
from nervous prostration and malaria, ate
sixty noxvomica and phosphorus pills,
and died.
ClUNu ARMY OF THIS REPUBLIC.
Tho State Gatherings of Vetertiua BtPltU
burgn. Pittsburgh, Oct. 2. The Grand Army
ot tho Kepublic of Pennsylvania,Ohio and
Virginia, is having a reunion here to-day.
The city has put on its gala dress, the
business houses, hotels, newspaper offices
and public buildings on principal
thoroughfares being profusely dec
orated with evergreens and bunt
liag. The aro thronged with peo
ple and it is estimated that over
50,000 veterans aro in the city. It is ex
pected that fully 10,000 veterans will par
ticipate iu the parado this afternoon. In
the evening a banquet or camp tiro will be
given at the Coliseum in honor of the vis
itors. Ljitcuiug a Murderer.
CiiAiu.OTTEvn.LE. Va., Oct. 2 John
Rhodes, the murderer of the Massio fam
ily, was' taken out of jail last night by a
body oi armed men and hung to a tree
c!oso by. He begged for time to dn
confession, but as another crowd was ap
proaching tho mob swung him up. He
confessed, but exculpated bis mother and
brother Lee.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. C, Oct. 2. For the
Middlo Atlantic states fair weather,
northerly to casteily winds, with no change
in temperature.
AA.UniZlt,.
t-ntiitdeiiiaitk Market.
Pn!X.&DLVHlA, Oct. it Flour dull ; aiipttr
fine, 2 753309; Extra, (3 2533 75; Peuna
Family, H '5t5 OU.
live flour atf4 2531 37.
Wheat dull; Del. and Pa. Red, 98ca$l 04 ;
do Amber. $1 07&1 lu.
Corn steady lor local use; Steanuer, 7)c ;
Y'ellow,7Ic; Mixed. 79c; No. 3 Mixed, es'i
60c.
Oats dull ; No.l Wldtc, 41c ; No. 2 do 42c;
No. 3 do 40c; No. -2 Mixed, 34c
Ityu scarce at GSjj'Qo.
Provisions llriu.
Lard firm ; loo-o butchers' VlLa ; City IVet
tle, !3!U!c ; prlmn steamer, 13 (5ii3 12.
Butter firm ; choice lots in good demand ;
Creamery Kxtra, 3132c ; do good to choice.
-4J3jc; Bradford county extra, 'JSc;NeW
York extra, 20c.
Esirs steady but quiet ; Penn'a,29c ; Western,
2G27c.
Cheese choice wanted at full prices.
Petroleum firmer ; kefim-d, 7C
Whisky at Si ii.
mwwf tort a:araei.
Nkw it.RK, Oct. 2. Flour about steady
and in moderate trmli; : Superfine Statu, fi 90
K.4; .to extra. $3903) (40; etioiee do, 4 607 ;
fancy do, 7 10i7 ; round hoop Ohio, MS 83 ;
choice d, M 9087; Superfine Western, 2 M)
4 ; common to good extra do, 13 0084 01 :
choice do. do, 14 65tt7 50 ; choice white wheat
do, $6 257 ; Southern quiet and steady ;
common to fair extra, 4 GbQS 35 ; good to
choice do, $5 407.
Wheat Hc higher and strong; trade
fairly active; No. 1 White, 1 12; No. 2 Ked,
Oct.. tl 05 100; do Nov., il 07JiQI-07i;:
do Dec. l08ul 09: do year, l 05!
1 06, ; do Jan., 1 10Ji 20 ; do Feb., $1 11$
Com May He lower ; otherwise market Q
lie better; mixed western spot, 04070c; do
luturcs, 58!4fc8JJc.
Oat opened ia better: alterwnrds lost
advance; No. 2 Oct.,37XQ3c: uo Nov.. 89
GM'A; do Dec, SOaiOc; State, 39Q5JC ;
Western, 33 350c.
Live Stock Madtet.
Chicaoo. Hogs Receipts, 4,203 head; ship
ments. 6,500 head; market steady and un
changed. Cattle Receipts. 4,200 head; shipments
6,000 head'; natives are scarce and meady ;
good to choice shipping, $5 Wtjfi 80 ; com
mon to lair, dull at 4Q5 30; mixed
butchers' weak and lower ; poor to fair, 92 90
32-i: medium to good, (3 04 ; choice to
extra, $1 2i)Q4 5o ;.atockrs and leeders slow
and weak ail $320tf4 33; range dull; Texas
cows, ;3 C); Texas steers, S3 60Q4 20;
half-breeds and Americans, WSfi.
Sheep-Receipts, 1,400; shipments, 2,h ncau :
market steady ; values
generally weak an
quality poor ; poor to fair, $3Q3 40; medium
to good, $3 G04 00 ; choice to extra, $4 2.Q
4 73.
Cattle Market.
Philadelphia, Oct. 2. Cattle market In ac
tive demand ; sales, 4,400 head : prime 707!c ;
good ut 66J4c; medium at 5c; conrnon
444C
sheep market active: sales, 15,000 head;
prime, 6tfrB : good 5Hftsc ; medium, 4$
5c;lah, 3&4!4v ; common, 3fl3)c; lambs,
47Hc
Hogs in active demand ; sales. 8.800 head ;
prices unchanged and selling from liel2c.
Par Last
val. sale
LancCity8perct.Loan,duel892...loo tios
"" 2 ' .i 1880... 108 107
moo... loo lati
1895... 10C 12)
5 per ct. n lor 80 years.. 100 loft
5 per ct. School Loan.... loo 112
4 " in lor 20 years.. 100 102
4 " in 5 or 20 years.. 100 102.50
8 " In 10 or 20 years. 100 108. Ji
Manhclm borough loan 100 102
90S
110.91
138
lilt
150
142
14LS8
OtM
aae
143.71
140
154
70Jff
137
82.25
2&30
50
198
QuarrwtUe R. R. tSO
MiUersvUle Street Car. 50
anUjer Printing Company....... 50
watch Factory 109
?",land,l Company... ...
Stevens House... ...."... 100
2ran.lISn!7 lroa Company 100
Marietta Hollowwaro ...IT.........
East Brandy wine Waynesb'g.... so
MUlersvUle Normal SchooL...?:...
mscxLLAxaors boxm.
2
170
100
4.:o
16
1
wuarryvuie k. k., due 1893 9100
Reading 4 Columbia R. R5's .100
Lancaster Watch Co due l3St 100
Lancaster (u Light and Fuel Co..
due in lor 28 years 100
Lancaster Uas Light and Fuel Co
due 1886 100
Lancaster Marietta 25
Lancaster New Holland 100
Lancaster A SusQuehanna. 309
tDURn STOCKS.
Bbr Soring Roaver Vaiiev tss
8117
ioe
105.50
100
108
33.31
85
275.25
810.25
Bridgeport ft Horeahoe 13V
Columbia ft Chestnut Hill 25
Columbia ft Washington 25
22
18
20
Columbia ft Big Spring.
25
18
47.28
21
40
40.ir
60
50
751
55
133.10
43
uracasier Knnrnta
Lancaster ft Willow Street
Strasburg ft Millport
Marietta Maytowu
Marietta ft Mount 4ov
Lane. Elizabeth t'n AMiddlet'n..
Lancaster ft FrultvUle.
Lancaster ft Mtltz ,
Lancaster ft Wllllamatown
25
25
25
25
25
100
SO
25
25
50
25
Lancaster ft Manor.
Lancaster ft Manluum.
................
rOR SAI.K OK JtKVr.
Pum.ic SAtr,-ns ritiMW. octohkk
13, !, vilerm ll.t- O.-jiImiih Court or
l.:tne.i?U'r coun'.y. t.,v uiiiiei--iucd adminis
trator ol iheeititu nt .-nnUi id. deceased,
will sell at pulilir sale, at tie II! ster IIouw,
tu the v tv ot l.n-a-ler Hi- ' Kiwim de
scribed valuable I'i'v nr ! t .
All tint e. it.iin ..n 101. .. KVVKLL-
IM; iluloK ami lot "1 ( t 1 4 iindup-
purii-nant ll-ereio. eilimti'i! in a,r M Hi waril,
L.tneair city, on the 1101 tli s-iiu- i l.ciuoii
street, east ot North liuku tre" : c-..nt:tiiiiii-r
m front on sutd Lemon street 'J7 leer, uion; m-
iess, and extending In di-pth 01" thut ivMth
Si teet, four and one hall inches. 11 mi. led
on the south by Lemon street uriie:iid : 011
the east bv Cherrv ullev. iin.i m tt.-mrMi
and. west bv property ot John KVdi-r.
sale 10 commence at 7 o'clock . in.
Terms Approved .secuilly to be given for
the payment ot The purchase mor.cyon April
1. 18X1. JOHN FUANCISCUS,
Administrator ot the Estatu of bar.th Ford,
Deceased.
Hkjiiit shubxkt. A net sis eodtsd
ADMINIMTKATOKVS .l,l;.
On TUESDAY, OCTOKICIt 10, is.!, at
Cooper.-; Hotel, Lancaster. I'a.,purs'iunt toim
order of the Orphans' Court, will be sold tit
public sale, the following Jc-criljcd real es
tate, to wit :
A LOT OF GROUND, frontline on West
Chestnut street, near Charlottf '41 feet, nnd
extending in depth ot that width 12' feet,
then widening to W leet, and extending a fur
ther depth of 128 teet to Marion stree. The
lot will bn sold in four purpart, us follows:
Purpart No. 1. A vacant, lot fronting on
West Chestnut street 22 feet front and 128
feet in depth, mora or lest, bounded on tb
east by property ot Rev. Kuclliug aud ou the
west uy rurpart no. 2.
Purpart No. 2, A vacant lot of the Hamo di
mensions as No. 1, and adjoining the same on
tue west.
Purpart No. 3. A vacant lot fronting on
Marlon street, 30 teet front by YtAi lectin
depth, more or less, bounded un tlieenstby
Purpart No. 4. and on the wo-tt by property
ot Amazlah Barr and others.
Purpart So. 4. A lot fronting on Marlon
street, 36 feet by 12K feel in depth, on which
is erected a .double one-and-ahalt btory
BRICK DVELX.1NU HOUSE, Hoe. 337 and 339
Marlon street, with shop, well ot water,
hydrant, fruit trees and other improvements.
Sale to commence at 7 o'clock p.m., when
terms wIU be made known by tho under
signed. TOBIAS UOYKK,
Administratorot Catharine Royer. dee'd.
Jacob Uuhdakbb, Auct. scptZS-S&Mtsd
JjAMVABTKM watvujeh.
mic
BI-CENTENNIAL
-OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
1682-1882.
IT IS IN HEK
Lancaster Watches
THAT
WILLIAM PENN
WOULD RECOGNIZE
Tie Finest Product
OF THE
Miaufactiiriug Skill and EnUrris?,
-or-
PSNNSYLVANIA
DURING THE P7S8T
Two HM Years.
HOOKB AMI BTA'AlOir.
OCMOOL BOOKS.
ALL
SCHOOL. BOOKS,
AND
SCHOOL, 8UPPUES,
AT THK LOWEST RATMS,
L. M. FUNK'S,
NO. 42 WEST KING STREET. LANCASTEK.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS
FOR THE
LANCASTER SCHOOLS.
For Sate at tha Lowest Prices.
-BT-
John Baer's Sons,
NOS. 15-17 NORTH QUEEN ST.
jotbigs or ths bio boojcsg
YELLOW JTKOJEtT VIOAKs, UbEAK IIA
vana Filler (Hand Made) tbe beat 5 ct nt
Cigar in the city at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGARS
STORE.
FirstNatlonalBank................4i
Farmers' National Baa............ 50
Fulton National Bank 108
Lancaster County National Bank.. 50
Columbia National Bank............ lea
Ephrata National Bank. lot-
First National Bank, Columbia..... 109
First National Rank, Strasburr.... 100
First National Bank. Mount Joy.. 168
LlUtx National Bank................ 109
Manbei j NatlomU Bank............ lee
Union National Bank. Mount Joy. 50
New Holland National Bank....... 100