LANCASTER' DAILY INTELLIGENCEKi TUESDAY. OCTOBER 17 18S2.
SHOT BY APOLLGEMAN.
the wound conmdkiw.d skiuous.
Zac'i. KiMtt Shut by UUlcrrMtTior Willie
Trying to Escape A Livel) I'litol
PuMUdr.
Tliis aft ci noon Zacb. Doot, un alleged
chicken thief, was shot by Olh.-.cr Mercer,
on the premises of Opt. Scliuh. Nortli
Queen street, as be was atlcuiptiui; to es
cape. The ciicumstaueas as repotted ate as 1
follows : l!o t lias evaded airest lor home
time past. Mercer hcariuz that be was
at Samson Uesh', in lfeatrleyvillc, went
tbero for him. He was not there, but the
oiiicei wab told ho was at Westwood's, on
North Cliristaiu street near Frederick.
Officer Metcct accompanied by Officer
Shubrookh went to Westwood's, found
Hoot and took him into custody. Iioot
told the officers that the mo against him
had been all iixed. The office is told him
hu must no with them to' John F.icgley's
( his bail ) and if hu said it was all light
they would lelcase hiiu. Tlicy went to
Fcagley's aud found Fcajjley at work
picking rags in the building in itar of his
residence." IJi.ot said "Johnny, aint
this tum all lixed '.'" Fe:igley said,
"No, it is not fixed,'' whereupon IJoot
sprang out the s-eeond stoiy window and
tan along Chiistian street, the oflk-cis I'o'
lowing hint. Hoot rau tin ough the open
alc in the rear of the icsidcucc of Henry
Mihliler, where ho drew a pistol and Hied
at the officers, the ball grazing one
of tl e liugci.s of SbuhjookVs left
hand. Shubiouks icturned the Arc,
Mercer calling to him to be careful
not to hit sowochildicu who were playing
in the yard. Mercer then lited a shot over
the heads of the children, butinisscd Jlcjt,
who was climbing tho fence separating
Mishlei's aud .1. Marks' propcitics. The
officers closed on him while he was on the
fence, aud held on to his hand as
ho got down on tho other side.
Boot with drawn pistol tried to shoot Mer
cer, but his pistol snapped. The officer
released his hold, aud Iioot broke away,
running out of Marks yard into Noith
Queen street aud thence into the atchway
of tho premises of Capt. tteuuh's tavern,
neatly opposite. Tho officers weic thoio
almost as soon ;:s he, and as they closed
on him he turned and lirtd and cmtiiiuod
to tun. Mercer fhcl and Hoot fell,
but even while on the gioiiud at
tempted to shout them. He was seized
aud disarmed, aud being evidently
badly wounded ho was laid upon a beuch
in Capt. Schuh's back yaid. Dr. VVcI
ehaus was at once sunt lor at d gave dhec
tions tint the woundtd man bo taken to
tbo station house, which vo-s done. Hero
his wound was oxamincd. Jt was found
that the lull from Meicer's pistol had
cnteiCil his back at the iuuer edge of the
shoulder blade near the tpine, and pass
ing obliquely to the left bail loilgcd ap
paicntly in the drop muscles of the back.
Tho ball was probed for but had not bceu
found when we last left tho station house.
TLc wound is not considcicd moilal, bub
uutil the legation of tho ball has been a
ccitaiucd tho full c.U .it of the injuiy o:m
not bo dctci mined.
At 3SJ0 JJoot was icmovt-d to t lie county
jail, lie appealed tobosullbiingiusteinely
aud his pulse was vciy feverish.
THRILL.! Nli AlX'lUKNr.
A Wngou Struck by tlie .r :nnl
I lie
lner lailiet Ulcb I" the Air.
On Saturday afternoon Thomas liouscll,
jr., met with an accident on tho lailiontl
at Chiistiau.i aud icreivcd micIi injuiiis
that may yet termiuato in his death,
ilo was li mil" a two lioi.so team aeioss
tho railroad crossing at tho above-named I
piaev, when tne t;inc.igo oxptcss, due ai.
that point at o :'-'" p. m , came bounding
alon-r at a great speed, sliikiug his
wagon. It dashed it to pieces in
less time than it lakes to record
it, and tho horMi-s vvcru thiuwii
witu gieat violence against a lumber pile
nearby, but strange to say, were not in
tho least injuicd, while Mi. lSousell, who
was seated in the wagon, was thiowu up
as high as tho tclogiaph wires and dashed
to tho c.iith with gieat violence. When
found hu was in an unconscious eoudition.
Medical aid was summoned and it was
found (hat ho had sustained seiiousin
juries internally. Uo is now lyinir in a
precaiious eoudition and has not spoken !
since stiiick. Hut little hopes are cutei j
taiucd of bis iccovory. i
IIovv the accident; Happened cannot be
fully asi-ei tained, but it is guncially sup
posed lie did not heai the sippio.ichiug
train ami attempted to diiw: aciots, when
afoie stated accident happened.
.lllsiiit; I'eopln.
Bo:ioom11o Ijiiidcmutb, lcsidiug at '.)-'
Cotton .street, Itcadim;, has been missing
lioiu his homo since Fiiday last, and it is
believeil that ho is visiting fiicuds in this
county. Ho is about Oo ye.us old, live
feet seven inches in height, and had, wmcii
last seen, a small giay board.
William Windsor, son of William L.
Windsor, a railway engiii'-cr, lcsidiug on
North slrc!t, Harrisburg, is also missing
fiom home. Ho is seventeen yeais of age,
live feet seven inches in height ; had on
when he left homo d.v.k brown ,ct and
vest and pants of light, mixed goods,
slouch hat.
Ai:cg'il l.aneny.
Kmma Harmon wai ariesled and com
mit Ud by Alderman McL'ouomy for a
hearing to answer n complaint of l.ueouy
picfcncd against her by Mrs. Dbhmcrt
who charges her with having stolen a silk
petticoat, two dt esses si valtiablo Iaca
collar aud other goods, some of which fho
accused was seen to wear at tho c.iicin; on
Thursday last.
8ln ot llorHO.s.
8anmel Hess it Son. auctionccis, sold at
public sale, October 10, 1882, for Daniel
Logan, at his salo aud exchange stable:.,
this city, 18 head of West moi eland hoiscs
at au average price of 201 per head.
itiiiiNeincntti.
.'.wic -Vorrj. To-morrow nighl MissUir--!,ie
Morris, the. soiiluettv actives, will appear
in Fulton opem houeo in the title role ot a
inusie.il comedy wiitle-i tor her, entitled
" Chen ie." Tie j ijk-ix ol tile Eastern eluult,
whcicsln; li m hcfciiila) lugol late, have vciy
(Oiumeudatory notice i ot tlie perlormaueo.
Jinn rtl On 'lhuisday evening, the emi
nent actor, l.avviouee f.uiell, will appear m
Fulton opera house in igi cat double bill com
prising fchakspearcs povveilul drama, "The
Merchant ot Venice," and the nimukir old
comedy ol ' JMvid Wai i n k." bpc.iklug or Mr.
arn:tt'.sa);)e,aninc in the sime bill in Hie
grand opera house, New lork-, last fiiday
evening, the New loik JlcmJd says; "Mr.
Jlarrett played Miitofk i.dinimbly, and In tin
final fccni! especially acted with great loice.
Ilo w.isfrvijuculty rc'ctJIed duimg the play.
Mr. I.ouis James was i'sji cially sueei -liil as
Jtassamo, and Miss rt'aiuwrighl, though some,
what overweighted in her part, made iiuite a
pleasing Porliti. The audience was iinmcnstly
plcascil with thehumoiotis portions if "li.ivld
i:.iiicW." Mr. Jj'arrotl, in spito ot his hard
work in tlie preceding pLiy, was tullofxpirit
ia tho title rolo.
Two Char utinglOfcras. -The llolman toinic
opera company mo advertising lor a double
performance in Fulton opera house -on Satur
day. In tho alteinoon "lMnarorc" will be
sung, and In the evening "The Chimes ot
Normandy." lioth ot theso coin posi. inns
have been so long established in tho popular
ravor tliat the niiuplu mcnlioniiig.ot their pro
duction by a competent company ought to le
enourh to secure good aitillenecs, and judged
by their previous peiloimaucu in this city
tnere is no reason to doubt that' the llolman
troupe will givo a satisfactory lciidition to
both ol these dclightlul vvoiKs.
" Four on OH,"
I--,1..KoUct.t'.?I.arIon' stutcs "at lie has
used Thomas' Kclcctric Oil for burns, and lias
round nothing to equal it in soothing the pain
and Rlvlni? relict 1L B. Cochran, drunidst.
137 and ISO North Queen street. bs h
BPKCZAZ irOXJVBB.
It takes over one hundred pairs of gloves to
ii-Mia;;e- the giielot the ISrooklyn officials oer
the death of an alderman, whose We mixht
Inyo, been xivcd lv :i ninirle bottle of Dr.
lyo. been xjvtil by
nil's '0)1311 Syrn p.
I Cull
Jt Will Vo It.
Food will lodge. In the interstices between
the teeth, and it become a source of their de
cay. hOZODONT will dislodge such deposit,
and prevent the mischief. Alt parents should
provide SOODONT, and thus secure the
health ol thur chlldicu's teeth.
o!7-lw dcod.Vw
A lulce frmu tlie 1'rcnM.
1 tike thwoppoitunity to liear testimony to
theclhcacy of jour "JIop RittciH." Kpect-
log ton n (I them nauseous and bitter and com
po eil id bad whisky, we wcie a:iccably sui
prised at their mild taste, just like a cup of
tea. A Sirs. Crc-acll and a Mr. Connor,
It lends, hive likewise tiled, and pionounce
thcni I lie best medicine they have ever taken
lefr building up Hlrcugtlt ami toi.iinr up the
system. 1 wan troubled Willi costiveness,
hc.id.ichc and want ot appetite. My aliments
are now all bone. I liave u yearly contract
with a doctor to look alter the lic.iltli ol mj
scll and l.unily, but 1 need lnm not now.
S. (dkMLAM),
I'coplc't Atlvoffttc, Pittsburgh, l'a.
I uly ri.lsTs. olV.!wd&w
Aliilliertd AIotnnrMil Motliers!i
. A, id j disturbed nt night mid broken ol
your n-st by .i.slck child Muttering and crying
wij li e.ei minting pain ot cutting teeth ? if
so, jr, :a once and gctabollle ot MILS. W1N
SLOtt'ij SOOTHING SIRUP 11 will relievo
the poor little sufferer Immediaiely depend
upon it : then is no mistake alioul it. There
Is not a mot tier on earth who ban ever used it,
who will not tll you at once thai it will regu
late the bowels, and givo rest to Urn mother
and relict and health to the child, operating
like limbic. It is peileetly sale to imo in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, aud is the
itfScripUou ol one ot tbo oluest ami best
finalo physicians and idnwcf in the United
States, Sold everywhere. 13 cents alKitllo.
urMv-M.W&S&w
Oi.i.hV.s Liubig's Liiiild 1k:cl and Tonie Iu
vioialoi will cute indirection, unl pcilH-tu-ate
bodily ior. Take no other. ordiuggfiN.
of lwilyodiw
llon'l iio in iiiu Itiiuse.
' Kougli on ILits." Cleai-s out rats, mice'
louche, lied-buusj, Hies, :mt, nioleo. ehip
uiiiul.s, opheis. 15e.
" llA-ivVirrAi-K,"a l:i-.tninaiul liai.int m-i-liime.
I'lice'ri iind .rp0cc!ii.-". For sale Hi ;mIi
i an's dni aloie.l i7 Kortll (juieu slieCt.
Wliy eunlltnio tlieueot If iiieilkstliut oldy
lelieve, when Kly.s' Cieaiu Halm, pleasant ol
uidieatiou and a Hiiro fore lor Calaiih, Hay
Fever and Cold fn bead, inn be had for .Ml
cents?
Apply Into noHlrllM wllli Illtlu linger.
I was 1 1 onliled with Cliiouic Calanh and
-'t bei inn in my head, Mas very deal at times
and li.nl diicli.irm tiom my'eais, biMiles be
lli unable lo bii-athe thiough my note. I!e
loie the .eeond bottle ol K!t' Cicutll Kalin
vv:iseliausted 1 wiueuied, find to-day enjoy
hoi. ml liealtli. C. J.CoiiiiiN.lijnche-tniilslieet,
field Manager I'liikulelplui Pub. House, l'a.
It is iMua';goLation. j:iy'.s Ci'Miii Halm is
.t cure tor Catarrh, I lav Kever and Cold in
biad. Many cuied have been made among my
isliineis. No other remedy has ever equaled
the ll.tllll III good lCsllIt . A. .1. OriBTCVVBMMiR,
li iig-i t, Ka-ton, l'a. oli;-M,W,FAw
A NASXI, lN-IIMIOK Inn Willi ieli liottleol
Mulols Calurili Keiuedy. I'i ice Ml cent'. 'or
"iih-.il Cotlliau'ditiugaloie, l.VJ Koitb (juceil
ln et.
Consumption Cured.
An oii pIi.mili m, letired lioiu pt.ielice,
having Had plaeed in his JiamM by ju hast
Itnli i tiii'iouiny tl.e loiniu'.i ot a ".simple
vegelabl me ly lor the speedy and pciina-
uenl me loi t'oiisniiiptiou, HioiiehitM, C'a
t. u ih, Asiiuiia ami all thio.it and l.ung Allie
''"
ns, al-on iu-.II iv e and radical me lor Ner
vous Pebilily and all Nervous Complaints.
allcr having Usl. d it-; woinleilnl emative
povvi i sin I lu.ti .and ol cise-i, his lid I it Ids
diilv lo iieil.e it known to Ins -iilleim lei
lows. Actuated by this motive and a dcsiie
lo illievc human siilli I ing, 1 n ill -end lieeot
eliarc lo alt who ile-uio II, this lecupt, in
i lei man, French oi lugllsli, vviih lul diicc
liom lor piepanng and using. .'n:nd by mail
ly adilicssing v. lib slump, naming Ibis paper,
H. A. Noyes, I l'l I'ovvei'.s llloclc, lloehester,
N. . oU7-l.tldeow
Jhu ii.il i ill health, nervousness, 'vexation,
lietruliie.ss, by using I'.inwn'.s lion Hitlers
II. I'.. Coc'.imu, diuggisl, i:j; and I '.) Ninth
in en stiec'. ol(;-lvvil.vv
Avoi: l'cver. Ague, and Uillouiiiesj by lak
mgCoIileii's Jaebig's l.Kiuid licet and Tonic
lnvigoiator. Asl.for Coliltn's. Ot druggist".
oi-lMlcod.w
When the :kiu is p.tielied and lieckled by
Pliouuorlhwcxst vviiidb and the face become,
diy and sealy, it can lie lestorod to smothiiess
and good color by Dr. r.enson'.s Skin Cure. A
polled leinedy lor lioublcsomc Hchiiig-md
e..itious iiiuiples. olOl vvd.tw
Itctiing Flies ynitoii.H mid Cure.
The symptoms are moistuie, like poispira
lion, intense itching, incicased by scratching.
ciy di-ticssiiigly, paiticularly at night, as 11
pin worms -were crawling in and out ot (lie
ledum ; the private ikuim aie sometimes at
li'eted: it allovvid to continue very serious
lesulls may lollow. Dn. hvvAK.'s All
IIuvlim. OTMKsr "isa pleasant, suro cure.
Ai io lor Tetter, Itch, Salt Klicuui.bcalil Head,
Krasinohis Uarbcrs' Itch. JSIotehc. All Seal v.
'Cnisiy, Cutaneous Krupiions- I'i lco so cents.
:; boes tor$l.i. Sent Iit mail lo any add! ess
on leeciptot piiee In eiinenev, or threecei't
liost.ige stamps. Piepned only by llr.Swayne
.V Son, No. :i X. fcith sliect, l'hilalelphia,
l'a. Sold bviillpioiuiiieul druggists. hw'AVSK's
l'iu.saie the best for all billions disorders.
Carelie.idtu.lie, levers, &e.
oclS lyeod.ViwT.Tn&b
A I O.I
biI;i.i.
cuiiible
IliownV
;u, lyont or ison; jLiuoia hiiouui uo
Neglect Jn-iuo'iny results lnnn ln
I.'ing PJse.ibn tir Consutnplion.
(ou'clii.d Tniehi's di not dlsoider
tliosloiuacli likeiouih oyrups and bals'iuis,
but act duectly mi t he tnllamed pat lu, allaying
li'i!utloii, give rcliel tu Asthma. Itronehial
Coughs, Catarrh, and iho 'i'hroal TroubUs
w Web Slngcru ami rubllcSpcakc ra are suliject
to. For thirty vests Brown's nionehi.d
T.-oi lies lrive lieen ie-iin:iiended by pliysl-
i.tt.s. and always give ixirli-vt iiltstaelioii.
Having Ikmii tested by wldo and constant Use
foi niMiIyan entile geneiv.tlon, they havoat
t ihi d we), .lerili d niuk.nnoug theiewstaplu
leinedies ot tho ago. Sold at T cents a box
i"u win hi nv-lvdTTIiA FAK w
Kl.SClU'.ll KUUni IIKATH
The lotion lug statement ol William J. Cough
in, ot Souiei v die, Mass., is mi lemu kable Hint
we beg to:is( lor it the attention ot our lead
ei.i. He saj s : "In thu l.ill ol 1S7C1 was taken
Willi a violent bleeding ol the lungs, lollowcd
liy ascveieeougli. I soon liegaij lo lose my
appetite and llesh. 1 w a., no w ealc at one time
that 1 eoidd not leave my lied. In the sum
mer of 1?77 I wasailmliteil to the City Hospital.
U bile lliere the docloi.s tiaul t had a hole in
my Icil lung as big as a half-dollar. 1 expend
ed over a bundled dollars in doctors and med
icine'5. 1 won mo lar goi e at one time a icpoit
vrentaronud that 1 was dead. 1 gave up hope
bill a friend told inn ot Il. VM. HALL'S
ISAl.SAM FOItTIIE LIJNCS. I laughed at
my 1 1 lends, thinking my ease it. curable, but 1
got a bottle lo jt islytl'.cm, when to my sur
prise and gratification, 1 coiiimeneed to leel
better. My hope, oto lc;.d, began lo levive,
a'lil lo-day 1 leel in better spirits than 1 have
tlie past three years.
"I writolhis hoping you will publish it, so
that every one alllieted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced to take lilt. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FOUTUKLUNUS.and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BK CUBED. I
have taken two bottles. and can positively say
thKt it lias done ino more good than all tlie
other medicines 1 have taken since my silk-
ncss. My cough uas almoot entirely dlsaj).
peared aud 1 shall soon be able to go to work.'
eoid nv li. jj. cociiran, ii7 ffortli Uuccn street
o to II. B. Cochran's drug store for Jlrx.
Freeman's Xew Xalionul Dues. For bright.
ncssaiitiuurainiiiy oi coior. arc uncqualcd.
Color from 2 to 5 pounds. Directions In .Eng
lish and German. Price, 15 cents.
"ItuchupaiDa."
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney,
Bladder and Urinary Diseases. $1. Drugeists!
Depot, John Black.
pOWKRS ft HCKST.
ALL MOVED, - ALL MOVED,
AND HEADY FOK BUSINESS,
At Nos. 26 and 28 North Queen Street,
Having almost double the room we are enabled to show our large stock to a better ad
vantage and invite all to call and see us at our new place, where we shall have many NEW
GOODS to offer.
BOWERS & HURST,
Nos, 26 and 28 NORTH
rOTjlllVAI..
UcumcrallcStMie J ickel.
GOVKllNOB.
UOUKllT K. 1WTT1SON, 1'liiladelplila.
UEUTKNANr OOVEUSOU.
CHAUNCErK. HliACK, York.
juixic ok Tint scriiKMic ixmirr.
SILAS M. CLAICK, Indiana.
8KCRETAUV OP 1STEKNAL AKfAIICI.
J.SIMl'SOX ArUICA, Hiiutiiigiloii.
CON0llKS.iMAN-AT-l.MHlK.
MOUTIMK1C '. ELLIOTT, Tioga.
llnmocratlc Vounty Ticket.
OONIIKKMH.
W. 15. GIVEN, Coliimbi.1.
S1ATB hKNATOK XIV IHSTHHT.
AISIC.AM COI.MNS, M.itli tla.
AHMKMIILV.
1. EI.IM (J. .SNMIKU, Lanc;i,tei.
2. C. .1. KHOAIlS, Manor.
.1. M. WALKKIC, Coleratn.
3. E. V. DILLEIt. Earl.
. W. SIMI'SO.V, Cernarvoii.
II. E. .SII1M1', !;. Coealico.
RKCOr.DKIC.
W. W. i;US5EU, l..-.icck.
COUNTV HOLIC'ITOIU
vortr i ii n K. toils.
.1. 1. McILVAIS I'aradi-e.
I'll I LI 1 BEKN - t. Lancastei,
CIIIS"'. I MSl'KCTOIMJ.
JOHN KKI1M . Maiilieiiu.
J. H..SCIILE;KLM1LICII, E. Ilouegal,
.IUKV COMMIHSIONKIt. I
WILLIAM ELLMAKEU. Earl.
lleinocratle btt Coiumli lee.
W. U. HEiVSEL, Cliailiiian.
IJ.. I. KISNEIt, (Jeii'-i-U .Secri'l.u y. (iliaid
House, riiiladelplus.
Ifoinucralic County Commit
W. II. ItOLANI. CliUimiii. Lan.MHlci.
.1. t:. LICHTY, Lincasler; W. IIAVKS
tiltlEU. Columbia; B. K. I'ATTEICSON,
White Hock, bcciclaiies.
ItK.lTHS.
I'aiikkk In tills eily, mi Oclobei 17,
k-s.!
Miis Mollie I'aiKer.
Funeral from tbu lesidence ot II. 1'.
Siiiiuger, No. (iO"oilh.iueeii sticet, tii-iuor
row (Wedne-d.i) morning at .'!."i. lo plowed
to I'eiiiivliiiii.i rulioad ileppl. Funeral tei
v'eesand iiileiiueul at HalMuiore, Md. ltd
A'i'll .UtrjiJiTIHKMiitlTS.
rttANK HAYI.OIi
IAS IIEMOYEII lllh
B.
(ui,m:uy op riioioiiiJAPiiY
TO
NOS. 42 AND 44 WEST KINO ST.,
tin IJ.t ll o'i-lte Hie Old Maud
ticlll-iiuid.t'wU
1 i;mjni;ack mass jnki.tiix;.
Hou. Thus. A Ai'insLi'ong,
(jiccubaclc Cjuilid.d.lui Ooxeiiioi .
HON. niAlSLKS HAKKISON.
AT THE -
voujtr iioukk,
TUESDAY EVBN'G, OCT. 17, 1382.
Tbeebain usl ol I lie bai lexerved lor
ladies ami their en oi Is.
IIKAK ALL MHi:-THEN llTE.
oIK'.ld
NIU1CE T 'lKKol'ASKKS aVU GUN
NEKS. All iiersou-i aie heivby loiliidilen
totrrspasi on any of Hie lands ot the Corn
wall or ccdvell estates, in Lebanon and
l.aniMHier coiinlK m, uhellicr inclosed or tin
iut'losed, either tor tlie iui)o-eol shooting or
Hulling, as the law will be Mgldlv enloieed
against ail lnsiassing on s.ud lands ol the
undei signed uliei Hus uotite.
WM. COLEMAN KKEEMAN,
It. t'KKOY ALIlEN.
EIIWAKII C. FKEEMAN,
Attoiney lor K. W. Coleman's Hiirs.
oil. lld&w
AIIIIW IIAIIC UllKs'iKi;.
MKS.C.LlLLKlt,
LADIES' HAIR DRESSER,
M.iiiutacluier ami dealer in Hair Wolk, La
dies' anil Gents' Wigs ami Toupee'. Comb
ings straightened and made loonier. ILiir
lewelrvot all kinds made un. Kid Gloves
and Featlieis cleaned and dy il. Also Ladles'
Shampooing, ar
NOS. 'Jii.1 'Ji7 NORTH QUEEN &TKEET,
40rFour doors above 1. K. K. Depot.
oelUKJmd
AN OKDlNANCi; TO UKUUI.A'1'KTHK
Storage ol Gasoline or Naphtha within
the limits ol the Cityot Lancaster:
Skotiom 1. l!e it ordained bytno select and
coiiiiiiou eo u n ci Ih ot tho city ol Lancaster,
that lieiealter no ier-on or persons shall,
within tlie limits id the cityot Lancaster,
keep any gasoline or naphtha in larger quan
tities than one bariel, unless the same shall
be Hlorcd in a brick or stone building.
Sskc. i That the wild gasoline and naphtha
shall not be cpoed on any lots or vacant
pieces of ground within said city. Sor .shall
any of said articles be ever kept in any iramc
outhouse or stable.
Sfc. 3. Jf any person or pei sons violate any
ot the sections ot this ordinance, he, she or
they shall toiieit and pay the. sum ot not less
than twenty dollars, nor morotluuone bun
dled dollars ; one-halt ot which penalty shall
go to the informer aud tho other halt be paid
into tlie city tieamiry.
GEO. M. BOKGEIt,
President ul ."select Council.
.1. B. LieiiTV.
Clerk ot Select Couiii il.
HEUYEV N. IIUKST.
President pio. tern, ol Common Council.
Davik L. Dekn.
Clerk ot Common Council.
Approved, OcIoIht 17, ISsi:
oli-3td .INO. T. MacGONIGLE. M.ijim".
.VXEtJCTOK'SSAI.K. ONTiniIWDArlO-
'i vemi;eu -. usa me uuucisigmii win
m'II at public sale, at the soricl lloise Hotel,
West King atieet, Lancaster city, tho follow
ing desciibed ie.il estate, to wit :
No 1. All that, certain two-story BK1CK
DWELLING HOUSE, witli two. stoiy Brick
Hack liuildiug and lot id ground theieto be
longing, situated No. -till, on the east bide ol
Poplar slrcet. Jineasler city, containing in
trout on said Poplar st icel'JJ led. ami extend
ing in depth eastward 100 icet, more or less, to
a 14 lect wide public alley, adjoining properly
rt Christian llluinenslock. a public alley, ami
other properly ot the estate ot Abiah.im
Sinner, deceased.
No. a. All that ceitaiu two-story HUICK
DWELL1NG BOUSE, with Frame Kitchen at
tached, and lot ol ground theieto belonging,
situated No. f'.i, on the east ide ot Pophu
street, Lancaster ell y, containing in trout on
said Poplar Ktreet l.'I leel, inoivor les4, and ex
tending in depth WO leel, moieor lass, loall
Teet wide public alley, and adjoining prop:
crlyot Wm. Giciner, a public alley and prop
erty No, 3.
No. 3 All that cerUliu two-stoiy liRICK
DWELLING JlOUsE. with Frame Kitchen
attached. Brick Stabto and other improve
menu, and lot of giouud thereto belonging,
situated No. 48J on tho east sideoi Poplar
street, Lancaster city, containing in ironton
said Poplar stect 13 lect, more or less, and ex
tending in depth 110 teet, more or less, to a 14
feet wldo public alley, adjoining property ot
No. 2. a public alley, aiuTpropeny ot Catha
rine Krotchmar.
Salo to commend) at p. in., on saiil day,
when attendance will bo given aud terms
made known by JACOB I.. BBUBAKEK,
Exccntorot tuccdulool Abraham Stoncr de-
CCBMMl.
II. Shuceiit, And. ol76td-TuJtTh
CAJMKS. VAMKS. A. CULL A.INK KJtOSI
S cents up at
IIABTMAN'S YELLOW FKONT CIGAR
STORE
SUAX.C HAVANA' CIGAKS 2 VO& 5 GTS.
at No. 21 North Queen Street.
UARTJtfAN'3 BELLOW Jr'KONT CIGAR
.STOKE.
NEW ADTMBTIBEMMXTB.
Dry Goods and Notions,
QUEEN STREET,
JfEW AliVJSttTlSr.MENl.
Democratic County Com "Hieo MestluK
Tho JJeinocrattc County Committi-o will
incex at the Democratic Headquarters, North
Queen street, on MONDAY MORNING. OCT.
21, at 10 o'clock. W. II. ROLAND,
Chairman.
.Mill KENT
r Second and tliinl floor ol No. 2 Norlh
Queen street, consisting ot nine looms, bath
loom Included. The rooms are suitable lor
olhccs or duelling, and especially lorden
ttsts. Also In t!ie liar ot and eoiineeU'd with
tho above, a two and a h-ilt story BRICK
BUILDING containing eight rooms, hall and
cellar, range and sink in the kitchen. The
looms are newly papeicd and painted. Apply
to .IACORLOER,
No. Wis West Chestnut sliect, or M. Levy. No.
ii East King street. I7-3til
i VKGAN1ZED 1810.
The Old American Fire iosurauoe Com
pany of Philadephia.
ASSETS : One Million, Six Hundred
and Thirty-three Thousand
Five Hundred and Eijrhty
four Dollars and lighty
oight cents.
All Invested in Safe nntl Solid Securities
Company Conservatively Managed.
49For lusumncu apply to
RiFE & KAUFFMAN,
l! EAST JUNG STREET.
fu'!-rmdTuTh&S
I
.-"ULTON UfliKt HOUSE.
TWO OPERAS SAME DAY.
svitnaiAV ai'teknoun, t rrvft Qf
STUKIAV KVKNING. JJ X JX
Hoiian iElisi Op Go.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON :
PINAFORE.
CoHimeuti'at
Admission 25e ;
i:T0. PRICES: Galleiy,
Reserved Seats, 35e.
15e;
SATURDAY EVENING :
C11I91EK OF NORMANDY.
PRICES: .Yie, W'c and 75c. Reserved Scats
at Yecker'sOltlte. ncitfritd
)UI(I.IC SALE. ON TUKSOAY, OCTtl-
I BER 17. 1S82. will be sold at nubile, sale at
the Cooper House, by the undesigned execu
ttirsol Elisaljetli Adams, the following tie-
crilK-il jiropcrty :
A lot id ground situated on the east side of
south Prince slieet. I ancister. Pa, Ironling
II leel7Kinelieson Prince strcel,aiiilexteinl
nig in depth the Haute width If).; teet. ! inches to
land ol Dr. Ileurv Carpenter, wliieh bouudsit
on the t-asl : bounded on Hie noi 111 by prop
erty ol Hie late A. L. Hayes, and on the soutli
by piopcity ol the late S.nah Adams, on
witu b is cicittd a two and a ball slorv
KRU.K DWELLING HOUSE (Nn.ffl) and a
t w o story tmmc back building attached. The
house co'ntains ten rooms, water in Hie house
ami liydrautand well in the yard. There arc.
a lot of Irull trees on the premises. Tills is u
dt'iralile piopcrty, situated within one ami a
ball siiiaiiMol Cciitic Hijiiaic.
Sale lo commence at 7 o'clock, p. m., on said
day, w lieu attendance w ill be given and teiuiu
made known by
GEORGE ROWMAN,
.INO. Q.ADAMS,
II Mr Siienhirr, Anet. Executors.
scp:.oct7.1 l,ltI7d
FULTON OI'hltA imusi;.
Weduosday Evo't?, Oct. 18, '32.
Gussie Morris' New York Comedy Co."
MISS GUSSIE MORRIS
in her Gieat Character ot
"CHEREIE,"
Suppoiled by her New Yolk Company,
Wm. II. Henry, Charles Waul,
Gerald Dean, D. Martin,
.1. W. Laurent, G. Norton G.ilUw.iy,
C. II. McKecner, Miss Helen Wlngllcld,
Miss Belle Dickson, and
MISS CLEMENTINE VAUGHN,
AMEIJIC V'S STAR SOU P.RETTE.
oi7-2td
)IIAICKS W.
FKX
WE CARRY AS LARGE A LINE OF
WALL PAPERS.
As any House in this pai t ol tho Slate. The
line embraces every description or PAPER
HANGINGS, from the lowest lo tho finest
goods. GILT PAPERS from 25 cents apiece
up in choice shapes and colorings Wo nave
in our employ Hrst-class PAPER HANGERS,
and aie prepared lo do work promptly and
much below the regular prices.
DADOandBAND WINiiOWSIIADES.PLAIN
GOODS by the Yard in all Colors and
Widths. FIXTURES, LOOPS,
TASSELS, ORNA
MENTS, Etc.
In iMuithlfiig our Store Room it was en
larged, and we occupy part ot il lor the ex
clusive call ot
Laco Curtains,
Lace Lambrequins,
Lace Tidies,
Laco Bed Sets,
Laee Pillow Shams.
You will Hud in our slock some choice good
in White aud L'l cam. and be surprised at the
nice Curtains von can get lor a small outlay.
We keep all kinds of Poles in
Kntss, Ash, Ebony, Cherry aud WaiBut,
Extension Corn ices and Fine Mirrors.
PHARESW. FRY,
No. 57 North Queen St. .Lancaster.
EHTKHTAMMICKTH.
IIJLTUN OPEHA HOUSE.
-ONE NIGHT ONLY.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1882.
The eminent Tragedian, Mr. LAWRENCE
BAERETT,
Supported by MB. LOUIS .TAMER nnd an
EXCELLENT DRAMATIC COMPANY.
GRAND DOUBLE BILL, Shakespeare's great
Tie MERCHANT of VENICE,
And Robert-son's Comedy In 3 Acts,
DAVID GARRICK.
JUt. BARRETT at SHYLOCK and DA VID
GARRICK.
PRICES, 91.00, 75 AND 50 CENTS.
Reserved 8eats on salo commcncingMonday
morning at Opera House oflicc. ol-5td
LANCASTER, PA.
MAMKMTK.
m ion mmrm.
Mbw foK, October 17. Flour Urm and
fairly active; Supcrllne State, 13 103
4 Itl ; do extra, $1 004 i ; choice do, $4 tit
7 : fancy do, $7 1U07 Ml ; round hoop Ohio,
04 Mi : choice do, t '.)7 ; Sutierfinn West
ern. l 14 10 ; conimonto gooil extra do, S4 00
QHOi; choice do. do.fi (m7 50; choice white
wheat do. ; 2507 ; Southern flour firm ;
common in fair extra, f 1 0535 33; good to
choice do, 5 4(f7 00.
Wheat J-iQJie belter, very feverish and
fairly active Mpcculatlvc trailing: No. 1 White,
$1 11 : No. it Rett, Oct,, tl V,m W. ; o Nov.,
SI Udl H: 'lo Dec- 1 KJZQl 13X; do
do vear, $1 llftl lo); ; dh Jan., l UVAm U ;
do Feb., I IVAQ oyt ; do March. $1 1761 17i-
Corn opened JQlc better ; afterwards lost
advance and declined xAc : mixed western
spot. "HflS c ; do lutuies, t:;79Kc-
Oats a trille lietter ; SUite. 4-235ic ; WcsUirn,
38B5J ; No. 2 Nov , 42?4i?i ; lo Dec. a
Qt:i;ic
raiiadaipm Market.
PBiLAOmLrBfA, Oct. 17. Flour firm for Win
ter, weak for Spring ; superfine, 91 W93 25;
Extra, $3 WQH 00 ; Peuna. Fam'Iy, ft 75Q
5 a.
Rye Hour at $4 37.
Wheat quiet ami easy ; No. 2 Western White
fl 10 ; Del. and Pa Red, $1 (71 10; Long
bcrrv Red and Amber at St ICat 17.
Corn firm and scaice for local use Steamer.
KlQSlc ; Yellow, 85c ; Mixed, 81c ; No. 3
do, 83c.
Outs firm, but quint; No. 1 White, SOc :
No. 2do4(iQlc; No. 3 do 434lq; No. 2
Mixed, 4041c.
Ryo nono here.
Provisions firm and good demand; Mess
"Pork, $25925 -Y) ; licet Hams 13Q19 M; India
Mess Beef, $20 ; f. o. b.
Racou smoken shoulders. l4Q12lc; fait
do., UQllKe. : smoked hams, 16017c;
pickled do,1414e.
Iard Arm.
Butter steady, with fair demand.
Keg firm and well sold up.
Cheese firm.
Petroleum dull ; Refined, 724c -
Whisky at SI 22.
urain ana mmnaa usotattoaa.
Oiih o'clock quotations ol grain and provlt.
Iouh, furnlshml by 8. K. Yundt, Broker, 1B
Riisi King sireei.
Oct. 17.
ClUeaso.
Whvut Corn Oats Poik Lard
Of I W,i .l .3475 21.37 K.40
Nov W fil .3't
Year.... .'JCJi .02K l'J.tft 11.45
Petroleifi OH City, 92.
Lire Stock Market.
Chicaoo. Hogs Receipts, ftOOO head; ship
ments, i!,!HX) head : demand better, but qual
ity poor ; prices 510c higher ; common to
good mixed. S7 n f7 85 ; heavy. S7 0 6" 'JO ;
light S7 109750; skips. $4 9080 75.
Cattle Receipts. 7,000 bead ; shipments, 1.0C0;
trade quietnud prices generally 10c weaker;
good tochoiee whipping, $5 23i; medium.
I 50i5 : coiiiiiiou to fair, f M34 CO ; butchers'
stoek dull anil lOe lower ; poor to fair, S2 25
&S 25 ; medium to good, S3 5004 : slockors
nnd feeder nt.idy ntS31ft:i5 ; dairy calves,
SlllfSIS per head ; rango 10c lower ; Texan-",
$1754 75; half-breeds and Americans ft 20
ft 10.
Shccp-RecelpN. 1,200; Hhtpmeiits, 'JO head ;
market weak aud slow ; good sheep scarce
ami steady; interior to fair, 2 Ii0?i)3 25;
iiiiMliuui to good, $3 togts-i; choice to ejtni.
The Journal's British cablo advices report a
bad bieak in prices lor American cattle, the
current rates being 2c lower than two weeks
ago ; good to choice American steers, l'lcCll'ie.
estimated dead weight. Sheep steady, best
grades bringing 17e.
East LinKirrr Cattle Receipts, 2,091 Head ;
maikct active and prices 2540e higher than
last week.
Hogs Receipts, 7.0") I head; market slow;
Philadclphias, $S758 Ml; Baltlmores, $8 25
iis 50: Yorkers, $7 5037 75; grasscrs, f ii 50Q
7 0.
Sheep Receinls 4,400 head; market lair at
uliout last week's prices.
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
Honda v. Of t PJ Tne arrivals or B vc stock at
I ho Philadelphia stockyards were :
For the week Beeves, 3,400 head ; sheep,
15,000 do: hogs, 3,W3 do. Previous week
Reeves, 4,500 head ; sheep, 15,000 do ; hogs, 3,500
do.
Reef Cattle were in i.ilr demand, and prices
were a fraction higher.
We quote as lollows :
Extra, 7c; Good. i6c; Medium, 5
(f?r.Kc: Common. 44c; fat COws. :liHK.
Milcli Cows were inactive at $10870, with
sales ot extra graded as high as $IC0.
Sheep Tho arrrivats wcroot a poor quality,
and tho market wus inactive uad unsteady,
although good stock brought an advance ot
Kc, while the other gnvies were neglected at
previous quotations.
We quoui as follows :
Extra, CJigftc; Gupd, ."35Vic; Medium
4-iSlJJe ; Ealr, 4i4c ; Common sheep, 3Q
3kc; Chester co. Lambs, G7k; Western
Lambs. :-ic: York state Calves, tSjtXe;
Veal Calve, sii'4c; Eat Ewes, 4i5cO stock
Ewes. 44"4c.
Hogs were actlvo and steady.
"Ve quote as follows :
Extra, 12Kc : Good, 12!412c ; Medium, 11 i
tyl'lc; Light Mixed, HfJIllKc.
BALKS OF HKKVK8 AT TUB WKBT rillLAnKU'HI .
STOCK TARDB.
Martin, Kuller Co.,232 Western 4?405Kc.
Roger Mavncs, 200 Western, W. Vo. and
Tcxans. 47c
A. A J. Christy, flSO Virginia. 5GVc.
11. K. McEillen, 100 West Va., ami;Wrst ri87o.
E. S. McElllin, 130 West Va. and West SSfic.
.lames Clemsnn, 84 W. Va.. 5G)7e.
M. Ulman 371 West and W. Va., 47e.
G. Schamberg ACo..'.47 Western, and W. Va.
506J4C.
Scliainbcrg & Paul, 275 Western, W. Va. and
Tcxans, 4CUc.
Lowcnsleln ft Adlcr, 247 Western and W. Va,
Daniel Murphy, 141 Western and Tcxans, 5
r.&c.
II. Chain, jr., fU West Va., 53614c.
.lolm McArdle. 200 West Va, 5Q7c.
L. Horn, 80 West Va., 4Qc
Owen Sinith-114 Western and Tcxan. 31 W.
Va,, nccoont C. J. Matthew s : 18
Western and Tcxans, Post Max
well : 37 Western nnd Texuns, L.
5yic.
Daniel Smyth A Bro., 203 Western aud W. Va.,
Dennis Smyth, b3 Western and Pa, 50Gc.
Abo Ostheim, 35 West Va., .rJQCc.
F. Scheotz A Bro., 83 West Va, Tcxans, and
Western. 5ii Siic.
Lowenstcin A Hcllbron, 137 Tcxans and Colo-
rados. 55c.
II. Chain, 60 W. Va., mixed, 485c.
Bachman A Levi, 1M) Western and W. Va.,
5eJic
JaincsrAnll, 75 Wcstem,5--!f5Jic,
M. Levi, 75 West Va., 44i6c
.lames Eustice 40 West va., 4fl5c.
Henry Miller, 20 West Va.,5Jic.
DRKSSED MKATA.
Dressed Beeves were rather active and
closed at 7J410c, tho lonncr rate tor low
Texan s and cows.
SAXKS LAST WSKK.
Tho. Bradlej-,220 head at lf$9c.
C. S. Dengler. Ill head, 8f99c.
A. A. Bowell 134 do. nt 70Cc.
W. II. Brown 135 do. at 7Q9c.
.1. F. Lowden, 64 do nt 8Q9Wc.
Harlan A Bro., 80 do at 7K9Xc.
Dressed sheep were active.
Samuel Stewart sold 973 head at 7f$3c.and
127 head of dressed lambs nt 9611c.
Stock Market.
Mew York, Philadelphia and Local Stocw ,
also United Stated Bonds repmted dally
Jacob B. Loho, 22 North Queen street.
Oct. 17.
I0a law 3:w.
A. K. P. u. r.M.
Denver A Bio Grande
N. Y..Lake Erie A Western.
5S
lull
27"
47
5'Si SOJit
42X 424i
33X :
112S
7ili 7.14
27 27
48 484
3 yjx
2:1 2314
& iff
87 via.
C3 n
452 45j2
93 33)2
.... 9
Kansas and Texas.
e eeee
Lake Shore
New Jersey Central
New York, Ontario A W.
St, Paul, M. A Omaha ....
Pacific Mall..... ..........
Rochester A Pittsburgh
3
22Ji
Texas Pacific 40
Wabash. Si. l.ou1s A Pacific. . . . 31
Western Union Tel. Co 87
Pennsylvania Central t3
PhUadelphtaA Beading. 30V
Northern Pacliie Com 43
" " Preferred.... ooj)
Buffalo Pitts. A West
THIED EDITIOH.
TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. 17, 1882.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
STKOCK BY A LOCOMOTIVE ANDKILLCO
An Italian Laborer fatally Injured by the
Cars.
Jersey City, N. J., Oct. 17. Thomas
Conner, Central railroad track walker,
this morning found Joseph Costolla, an
Italian laborer, a resident of Greenville,
lying at tbo side of the main track near
CentreTille. Ho was unconscious and
there was a deep gash on his head from
which the blood flowed copiously. Ho
was removed to tho charitabie hospital
where bis woundswero pronounced fatal.
It is supposed tho man was struck by a
locomotive.
MURUER AHU SUICIDE.
Aa Angry Father' Bloody Deed.
Cincinnati, O., Oct. 17. This morning
William Saubo. a gardener, aged GO years,
living near tho western bouudary of this
city, shot his son William and then cut
his own throat. Both aro dead. The
father and son havo been on bad terms
for somo timo. Early this morning- a
quarrel began when tbo author seized a
gun aud shot tho son dead. Tho younger
Saube was oO years old. Uo was shot by
his father several years ago and crippled.
The elder Saubo is spoken of iu, a danger
ous man when under tbo inllucuco of
liquor aud he was much addicted to
drink.
DOWKN'S CASK POSTPONED.
Tho Star Koutor Who Jumped Ul UoarU
IIIU.
PiitLADKLPRiA, Oct. 17. Tho caso of
Henry A. Bowen, which was to bo heard
this morning, was postponed until 4 o'clock
this afternoon. Bowcu, who is a special
agent of tho department of justice, and
who is charged by Foreman Dickson, of
the Star Bouto jury, with having ap
proached him with corrupt proposals, was
arrested ou the chargo of violating tho
hotel aud inu-keoner's protective act. the
speciliu chargo being tho nou-paymeut of a
54 board bill.
IIAL.tuK.Tl'! CKIME.
Vonvieteil of Murder in the First 1'ereo.
Wilmington, Del. Oct. 17. In the
caso of Collingwocd 1. llallett, indicted
for tho murder of James Deputy, whose
trial has occupied tbo Sussex county
court for tho past week, Iho jury
last night roudorcd a verdict of murder
in tho lirst degree Tho crimo was com
mitted near Milford in May l.ttt. Ilallctt
was sitting by tho roadside with :i girl
when Deputy drove by .md saluted him
for somo reason. Uallott retorted angrily
and upon Deputy replying iu a similar
vein Uallott drew a revolver and shot him,
inflicting a mortal wound.
Shot at a Dance.
Cedar l pids, Iowa, Oct. 17. At a
lato hour last night at a Bohemian dance,
(Jharlcs Seulacet was fatally shut iy a
saloon keeper and desperado named Bill
Swab. Four bullets took ciTect and
death resulted iu a few minutes. Tbc
murder was wholly unprovoked. Sedlacct
was a peaceable man and leaves eight little
children. Tho murderer Hcd and has not
been caught.
llayartt Taylor's Homestead Sold.
PiiiLAUELPAfA, Oct. 17. "Cedar-croft,"
Bayard Taylor's homestead near Kenuuit
Square, was sold to-day at auction under a
peremptory order of sale. Sometime ago
the farm lands woro sold, aud to-day the
remainder of tho lands with tbo homestead
wore sold for $14,000. The purchaser was
a farmer named Isa.ic Warner, or 11a'
boro. A Graceful Act.
Kaston, L'a., Oct. 17. The .sophomores
of Lafayetto college entertained the
freshmen by a reception aud banquet iu
Pardee hall last nigbt. Some time since
tbo sophomores hazed the ficsbmcu, but
tho bitter feeling which ensued was ami
cably adjusted last night. 'I bo banquet
w:is to show that no ill feeling remained.
About one hundred aud lifty persou- were
preseut. This is the first instance of tbo
kind iu tho history of American colleges.
Charged Willi Jt m'jezzlemout.
Philadelphia, Oct. 17. J. llolman
Wilkinson, formerly secretary of Lafay
etto building and loan association, was
given a hearing to day ujiuii tho charge of
embezzlement of funds belonging to thj
society. Testimony was presented show
ing that there was a deficiency ou the
books of $10.38.1, aul that somo of tbo
books were missing. Wilkinson was tbeu
held in $500 bail for trial.
a murderous Gang of llorfo Thieves.
Keauney, Neb. Ojt 17. Sheriff .las.
Wood and a hot so dealer whom thieves
bad despoiled ou reaching Miudem, yes
torday,lfound four of tbo gang, who drew
pistols and shot Woods dead. They also
killed two citizens who interfered and then
fled. They are still at large, but the
whole country is aroused.
Star ICouto Counsel Confer.
WsniNGTOK,Oct. 17. Messrs. Merrick.
Kcr and Wells held a conference to-day ou
Star Bouto matters. Tho gentlemen arc
reticent on tbo subject of their consulta
tion, but it is probable that important
proceedings will result from it within a
few days.
I'owen Fays Up.
Philadelphia, Oct. 17. It has been
decided to withdraw tho cbargu against
Col. Henry A. Boweu of defrauding the
proprietor of tbo Great Western hotel
upon payment of tho money claimed.
Bowen says ho will have a statement to
make this o veiling in regard to Star ltoutc
matters.
Stabbed ia a; Drunken Ouarrel.
Lexington, Ky. Oct. 17. 7ohn and
ICrichardTr? vis, cousins, who have been
living together, got drunk and quarreled
last night, when Kichard 'was stabbed by
John and died in a fow bourr. Tbo mur
derer escaped.
A Proposed Initiative Enactment.
Montpelier, Vfc., Oct. 17. In the
House to-day a bill was introduced by
Mr. Templeton, of Orleans county, provid
ing that prisoners shall be made insensi
ble by tho authorities boforo execution.
Failure of a Contractor.
Newalk, N. J., Oct. 17 Frederick W.
Morris, contractor for the masou woi k on
the new Essex county lunatic asylum, has
failed.
Arrest of a Ktotous Egyptian.
Alexandria, Oct. 17. Tho native wh
wounded Mr. Cookson, the British con
sul here during the riot on Juno 11, has
been arrested.
WEATHKK INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. C, Oct. 17. For the
Middle Atlantic states, local rains, fol
lowed on Wednesday by cooler, clearing
weather, winds shifting to southwest and
northwest; in southern portion higher
b urometer.
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The very bestand finest finalities of Foreign
and Domestic WINKS ami LIQUORS, con
Btantly tor salo at wholesale and retail.
BtraljchtOld Bye Whisky of tho distillation
ofl375. Pure unndullerate.3 Custom House
Jtrandy. warranted ol the vintage ol 1S60
Kept especially for medicinal purposes. Pare
Old llolland Gin, and other Whiskies, Uran
dies and Wines to suit the trade.
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" HOSIEEY.
Wo are now ahlo to show a Uncr and belter
assortment ot desirable goods lor
LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN,
Iu Cotton anil Wool.
i iue Cashmere Hose in all fine Shinies.
in Lints' Lambs Wool Ho-.e. 1 to t.s-cnmlc?,
knit, at 15c a pair. White and Colored, llwtvy
tiooils ut'JOtf., made or t'luo Lambs WikI, I to
I, White and Colored.
Infants' Ribbed Wool Hose. 1 to I, full regu
lar made, at aie. a pair. ,
Six to 8, All-Wool Ribbed, at 2ie. a pair:
regular made. , . .
Ladles' r ull regular Made Hose.: o!M colon,
uttTic; clocked, at 30c. a pair.
Kleeeo-Llnod BalbriffKaiM.
Cine Cnshmoru Uoao lor Ladies ul '.Tic. a p.ili.
GLOVES, GLOVES. GLOVES.
Muiuctairex, t, il and 8 button length'. In
Urcen. fironze, O.iruet and Castor colors, uud
all leading Pall sluidea.
KID GLOVES.
Our assortment or Kid tilovcscoinprlxcs the
following :
In 3 button, DarkColnrcd.Oporaand White,
.itlste. Kino Ucrwan Uoods, boughl re;;ul.n.
and not a t miction. They are A 1.
Ucrster, 3 bulfmt, in ISIack. While, 0ic-a.
T.uw, Hold, nnd all tine Kail shades.
Uerstor. 5 nooks, iu all possible shade ;
also, in Terra-Cotta.
7 hooks, tho same.
C button Kid liloves. White and opera.
in button, WhlUi and Op -ru.
Minquetalro Kid J loves, In Terra Colla and
alt tl no shaded.
Ill ick Undressed Kid MuiuHa!nSl.M.
CliainoLsMiimiuct.Ure.tLOJ.; Uuo iualily.
Undressed Kid AI UMiuctalro.
White Blus.iuctalie Kid Uloves, 'J tuition
letiKtli.
Inlles' RlaekJotu;phlne,ieamletM,2 hill tons.
tllack Kid MiutUelalre, all sl..
CHI LOS' CASHM KfRK ULOVKS.
INFANTS' WOOL MITT3 nail LKtitJlNS.
UNDERWEAR.
Childs Merino Underwear, regular male
cuir-i, regular matlu shoulders.
Smk-IO. IS. fl. 2i. 21. 3J. W.
15c. 18e. ae. 2I. X5c. ase. -
Child's Scarlet All-Wool Medicated Under
wi ar Iroui H to 3le.
LiuIIim' Merino Underwear, at 37c, .-, 5:
11.00, fl.85.
Pull Regular Made. SLM).
All-Wool Medicatiil White. 1 1. 7ft.
Scarlet Underwear for ladles at 31 -. All
wool, warranted.
WORSTED GOOJXS.
Wo have a eouiplele lino or Il.iinl-M.il-ivnroted
Uooili mr Children ami Lidtet'
Wear.
children and Indies llootlHaml C.i(s.
Split Jackets.
Ulsb-rs, Shoes, Minwl-t.
Infants Kmliroidcrod Ahawl.i.
iuhroldered Manuel fur Miirtiti;'.
Felt uud Flannel fckirls.
CORvBTH rnm Wc upwards.
French Woven Corsets froiuti"c upw ird'
A FULL LIKE OF
LIDIFS MUSLIN UNDKItWKAlf.
CHEMISE, PANTALETS. SKIRTS.
NllillTtlOWNS,
(JO.SSAMEU WATEKPUOOFS. &JM.
All Sizes.
GENTS' GOSSAMERS.
Wm .urain eiteml ourcordl.il invll.-illim l,
all to come and inspect our assortment of
LAOIKS' AKDCHILIIRKN'S CLOAKS A.VD
DOLMANS
Displayed In Our
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
We are leady to show u narlies ivm- n . .,
call our full Htoek, ri(;:iiillis whether lie y
tiave come to purchase or merely to IimiU.
Our prices ure tho lowest, as usiril : our .i-.
.soitiiicnt tbo best.
Wo have irariueut'i to lit and to si.ll. everv-
bsly. from the cheapest up to the most lj".ni
tlful .silk varment.
toadies' Lluht Colored CoaO. nlaiu or Mini-
iiied witlisilkplusli.luall the mIi.hIi-4, as drib,
brown, Kreeu, brene, navy blue, etc.
LIGHT C0L0KEI) H0JilA..S.
Illiiek, Reaver and Diuuotial Coats and lol-
irinna,'
i.oii l'aleUits, Ulstery, SacLcU.
RtaclcSilk liolmnns. Iriiumeil iu iur. lnm
SttSOuptotfOO.
if iir-l.liicdbilk ClreuI.iR, at all pi lis--.
Plush Jackets. In alt tin; new le.elln -,li id.-i
as bronze, myrtle, c-ilei, arnel, liroirn.
Piush Dolniaus.
HlLLlXEltV.
NowiJoimU received daily in thti deiart
ment. Hats of all the newest sh.iHsiu Mr.i'v. ielt.
Reaver ami Reaver Kdjjc.
We olfer a k'hhI Ratver Hat in all e ill.tr j at
l.!ii; usjicci.il liaruain.
CUiIdren'd rrliuincit llau.
VELVETS.
Rlack Silk Velvet, from fl.'r iipw.irdi. ' -
Cohired Silk Velvet, at ttJiO i;ry.inl.
New shades or Colored Velvet and Pliiriiics,
as new grocn, terra ecu la, i.-.flet.
Rlaek Velveteen, at low figures, lioiu 35
cents upwanls.
Cohired Velveteens, at 50 cents jM:r yard.
Plushes in all the new hIi.iiIch, its well as
brown, garnet, blue. Rn-ea, drab-, et-j.
Rlack PliiMhes a siiecialty.
KIJ5BOXS
in all the new shades in pUlu and fancy iui
tcrns. Terra cotta, cadet, touro'elock.erushnil
strawberry, etc
vivel Kiijiwns, s-.ifn feeil.
Plush Ribbons, satin laeed.
New Sash Ribbons rneeixed daily.
Rlaek Crene. at verv low liiin-s-. in I I :..i
and (M Widths.
Crepe Vena.
Fine Rlack Ostrleli Tips, at ei-uN, $ w,
fl.'A, $1.50 per bunch ol tlnce.
Fine Rlack Tips, up lojlZ.iKabiiiieli.
ilUck Ostrich Plumes at prices never sold
be lore.
Fancy Wings and Rrcaids.
Kin Is ol all le.sciiolmii.s.
CU'iio and examine ourxtotl.-.
TRIMMINGS.
NKW FRINGES.
NEW liIMP:.. iu Satin, Plush and Chenille,
iu Rlack as well as Colored.
SCARLKT PLUSH TRIMMINO.
oKNAMBNTSin endless variety.
FOURAOICRSiii ISlatk.ua well as all cloii.
TKRRA COITA. CAOKT RLIJK ami
SCARLKT FOUICA;iKR$.
TURULAR l:iCAII..
MOHAIR ami stl.lv, iu ull colors and black.
BUTTONS, BUTTONS, BUTTONS.
Aiitlilnfr yoa may call tor In this lei.irlment
we are sure to have. Our assortment is un
usually large.
LACES.
SPANISH LACKS nt extremely low prices.
RKALUUIPUKK LACKS.
UUIPURK YAK LACK.
EXTRA HEAVY GUIPURE LACE of latest
Dcstnn.
SPANISH UUIPUKK LACES.
COLORED SILK SPANISH LACK,.':.
SCARLET SPANISH LACK.
W1UT.E IRISH POINT TRIMMING lor Col
lars and culls.
Lace Goods
Lace Goods.
Collars, Fichus, Tics. Embroidered Collars,
and all Lntest Novelties in Lace as well aa
Linen Wear.
Ladies' Fancy Linen Handkerchief?.