.LANCASTEK DAILY INTELLIGENCEK MONDAY- OCTOBER 30 18KJ. WLTiMBlA iN'KWS.- UVK "'S'lSOOfcAK CO KICKS PON II lift VL ," Alng tho -iM4Mft ltm .treat 'lit Mini Arnpal le Vorougli licked Up by tlie Ji'itulli pencer'a Keporter A i una way honso created conjidontblo excitement on Third street th's morning. Alittlogiil who was standing in tho street uanowly escaped being run over. The coinage ol'ayouug man alone saved Ler. The horse was soon after caught. Tin; memoeis of company C have becu uotifii'd to appear at the armory this livening iu full uniform, to receive their Tiewistowu inspection pay, which has been icceived by Captain Cae. No man can receive Lib pay unless iu uniform. A hen that hatches out two broods of little chickens iu one season is considered as doing her duty very well, but one that In itgs foi th live broods is seldom heard of. Mr. Charles Young has such a fowl, and she has accomplished the feat iu Un monthn. To morrow evening at 1 :30 o'clock Gen. Welsh Tost No. 118, ii. A. U , will hold a special meeting in the lodge room. Ap I'licatiosis for admission to luembcisliin wil! be considered, iccruits will bo mus tered in, :mI other impoi taut business will m attended to. I'atkao Paitv. TIiofc who desire to spend a plea.-vint aveniug can uot do it better than liy attend ing tho package party of tho M. E. church this evening. It will Iks held at Mr. Abram limner's icsidcuce ou Cherry street. Every puisou is cordially invited to attend Tiiose who go must tako a package of Ajmelhiug. There will bs no adnms'oii foe. A Snake Sliu'v. Two ladies croatod a sctimlioii yester day ou Locust street, by scieauiing as though I hey wero being nun dered. A lit tle investigation rovo-iled llio fact that llicy had bison frightened by a dead snake which had been thrown over tin: limb of a tree by some mischievous boys. Tho ladies thought it was alive. When their friends say snako now, one of them becomes very rtn-ry. Itorniigli Personals. Miss draco Vingiing ictuined hcio ou Saturday from a trip to friends in Philadelphia. Mrs. George Skeeno and daughters have returned to their homo iu West Chester. after a visit to their friends iu this place. Mbs .M.utha L'jcb. ol Lancaster, late :.' gui'st of her sifter. Mrs. A. Jcssel, return ed home this morning. Mrs. W. IS. diven has returned from an extended visit iu New York aud Philadel phia. AlitdiapH l tilt) Hull. The way passenger train was delayed two bonis yesterday morning by livo cai.s being thrown off the track a short dis tauce below Columbia. A spread tail caused tho mihhap. One freight car was thrown Irom the rails this morning at a point ono milo cast of Mountvillo. It was caused by a broken axlo. The wrecking crew from this place repaired to tho scene of tho accident aud cleared tho track. While tho inspection train of tho Penn sylvania railroad company was standing on No. 4 track, this morning, it was run into by an engine going west. Tho shock was not sufficient to damago tho car, but tho breakfast ol tho inspecting party was thrown about in a very promiscuous man ner. Tho entire party left this morning to inspect the Port Deposit railroad. THIS PATTISON KtSUKPttON. Pennsylvania's Next Governor to Ko lu l.au canter To-morrow Kvoalug. Final arrangements aro rapidly being made for tho reception to our noble slaudaid-bcarcr, Robert E. Pattisou, ou his visit to this city to-morrow (Tuesday) evening. Several wards will send separate delegations and tho Democracy of tho county will bo well represented. The Young Men's club will bold a final moot ing at headquarters this evening, aud all those who desire to add their names to tho roll aud obtain uniforms are cordially in vited to attend. Tho inassmooting on Tnusday evening will bo held in tho court houso, and tho issues of the campaign will bo discussed by the following speakers : llobeit Emory Pattihon, Democratic candidate for gover nor ; Hon. James day Gordon, Philadel phia's youug and eloquent senator, whoso speech nominating Pattisou iu the llarris iburg convention is rumnniberod as a re markable brilliant oratorical effect; llou. Chas. W. Carrigau, ono of the ablest members of tho Philadelphia bar aud a Democratic " war horse," and W. U. llonsel. chairman of tho Democratic state trommitlo. In order to accomodate ladies, who may wish to hear tho speeches aud witness what promises to prove tho most im posing demonstration of tho campaign, the scats to tho left of tho bar, will bo reserved for tho use of ladies aud their escorts. Arrangements will also be made for au overflow mooting which will be addressed by capable speakers. Let theio be a grand rally which hliall make the lukowaim reception tendered hero lately to General Beaver palo iuto insignificance by contrast. All members of tho stall' in the Hancock campaign two years ago aro requested to meet at Central headquarters to morrow evening at 7 o'clock iu tbo uniforms worn by thorn that time. COURT UFOUAKTKK SESSIONS Tlio AOjoarned Term Filly Casos for Trial. This morning tho adjourned term of quaiter sessions court began with Judge Patterson presiding. There aio over 50 cases down ou tho list for trial that num ber including ouo for manslaughter veial for arson aud rapo and a number of others. The first case culled was that of Com'th vs. David Lemon Shirk who wascharged with being the father of an illegitimate child which was born to Susau F. Miller, of Lexington, Pcnn township, iu January 1882. The jury rendered a verdict of guilty. Sentence as usual. Iu tho case of Elizabeth Ivrug. charged with assault and battery upou Mr. Julius Levy, a verdict of not guilty was taken. In the caso ol Com'th vs Kato Gall, of this city, charged with keeping a disor derly bouso, a verdict of not guilty was taken, as it was shown that tho defendant is a married woman and bcr iiusbaud re sided with her iu tho house where tfio al leged disorder was made. The Ilrua-JJelier Case. In the water caso of Hrua vs. Reiler the jury agreed on Saturday night. They rendered their verdict yesterday morning and it was in favor of the defendant. This is the second time that tho caso has been tried. Tho first timo tho verdict was for the plaintiff for $372. BUUHT FIKE, Itaoenaikrism and False Alarm. Between 7 and 8 o'clock yesterday morning, an incendiary attempt was mado to born a two-story brick stable, belong; ing to Susan and Mary Weaver, aud situ ated in rear of No. 5;;9 East King street. The incendiary gained an cutranco to tho building by scaling a fence aud climbing into a window in tho gable end. He sot fire to a bale of hay in tho loft, but the smoke was discovered before the lire had made much headway, and the flames were extinguished before any considerable damage was done. Tho firemen promptly responded to the call, but their services were not needed. About half-past 7 o'clock last evening a volume of smoke was seen issuing from tho north end of the Examiner building, and an alarm was at once sounded that brought the uiewcn to Centre Square. The person who sounded the alarm was, however, a little too quick on tho trigger. There was no fire the Smoko coming from the lop of a neighboring chimney aud being blown downward against tho Ex aminer building. r IIOUUS TAX KKCKIPT;. A IK Attempt to Vitltato the llallot. Within a few days past it has come to light that a young man named J. Wit in 3f Weaver, a clerk in Bair's dry goods store, a resident o! the First ward but whose name is not upon the registry of voters, is the happy iosc.ssor of two tax receipts, both of which were fraudulently issued. Iu an uiuiiaMicd moment Weaver showed hi.s two icccipts to Mr. John Schaum, a Democrat whom he supposed to he a Re- piioucan, ami stir. Schaum at once pro willed to investigate tho fraud. Ho ascer tained that ouo of tho receipts was for 50 cents county tax for 18-33, aud sigued by II. I!. Youdcrsmith tax collector for the western part of tbo city,including the First, Fouitli, Fifth, Seventh and'Ninth wards. Knowing that Weaver's name was not upou tho legtater, he called upon Mr.Vou dersmith, iu company with Weaver, and asked him by what authority he had issued Weaver a receipt. Mr. Vonder suiiih denied that he had issued the ic ccip!., though ho admitted, tho genuineness of the siguaturo, aud accounted for it by saying that a parkaye of from fifty to one hundred receipts siyned hy him in blank hud been stolen from his desk about the 1th of September, and that tlio receipt held by Weaver was no doubt ono of them. Mr. Vondcrsuiilh said he thought the body of tho receipt was iu tho haud-wriliug of cither Al. Ranch or A. F. Shenck, chairman of the Rupublicau committee. Mr. Vondorsuiith fuitlicr slated that both Shcuck and Al. Wcichuus, assessor of tho First ward, had requested him to issuo a- receipt to Weaver before that individual had either of tho receipts he uow holds, and ho refused lodoso becaitsobis natno was not on the icgistiy. It is understood that several oth'jr of the receipts alleged to havo been stolen from his desk havo been traced to the possession of persons uot registered and not entitled to vote. Thero is no tloubt that the intention was to dis tribute all theso bogus receipts among non residents and others uot entitled to vote, with a view of illegally swelling tho Republican vote of this city. If tho tax receipts were really stolen from Mr. Von d'Thinith'.s desk as seems probable, it ought to be a comparatively easy task to hunt down the thief, as Mr. Vondersmith remarked to arciro8ontativfl.orilielNTi:i. i.HiKKCKii this morning that very few per sous had access to his desk. On being asked why ho had so many receipts signed in blank, he said it was for his own con venience ami tho convenience of persons wiio called to pay their taxes. Ho said ho had made no effort sinco tho theft to ic cover tho stolen receipts. Weaver' Other Itecelpt. Weaver's other receipt was issued by Deputy County Treasurer Harry Strohm, at the request of Al. Shenck, chairman of the Republican county committee. It is what is known as au exoneration receipt that is of a person who haviug failed to pay his county tax and been exonerated bv I hi: comity commissioners, afterwards pays ins be: and has his name stricken from tho list of exonerations. Mr. Strohm said lo a representative of tho Intklli liKNCKHthat Shcuck called upou, him at the county treasurer's office, throw dowu half a dollar and told him he wanted au exoneration receipt for J. Witmer Weaver. Supposing overything to bo right Mr. Strohm issued tho receipt. Not long alterwaids another pcison called for a re ceipt for J. Witmer Weaver. This ex cited Mr. Strohm' s suspicion, so ho took tho money, but did not is sue tho receipt, saying ho would do so if he fouud everything to be right. Ho then went to tho county commissioner's oiliee, carefully, examined tho list of exon erations and asceitaincd that Weaver's name was not ou tbo list. Ho then called upon Mr. Shcuck, returned him the 50 cents and demanded the return of Weav er's receipt u? it was illegally issued. Shenck told him him ho had given it to Weaver. Strohm insisted that he should ;ct it and return it to him. aud as Shenck tailed to do so, JHr- Strohm himself called upon Mr. Weaver and demanded the re ceipt. Weaver gave it up, haviug in tho meantime been furnished with oyo of tho bogus Voudersinitli receipts by A. C. Wnlchaus assessor of the First ward. It would appear that Mr. Strohm was guilty of no greater offense than careless ness in issuing tho exoneration receipt without examiuing tho list of exonerations. It is also possible that Mr. Vondersmith may havo had the package of signed re ceipts stolen from his desk, as ho says was tho cabe. If so lie, too, was guilty of gros.i caroIcshncKS, aud it is at least re markablo that ho has made no effort to re cover the stolen receipts. But, however innocent these gcutlemcn may bo, thero seems to be no doubt that A. F. Shenck, chairman of the Republican county com mittee, and A. C. Wolchans, who holds the double position of assessor of tho First watd and secretary of tho Republi can county committee, have becu engaged iu issuing illegal tax receipts, knowing them to bo illegal aud fraudulent. Let tho Democrats of every ward, es pecially tho western wards, keep a sharp 1( okout for theso bogus receipts, and arrest any man who attempts to vote on ouo of them. The HstrrlKoiitt. If these clever young actors, Louis aud Alice 1 larrisou, want to maintain tho excel lent reputation they havo achieved by their recent successes, they need lo promptly rid Ihctnslves of such a worthless piece of rubbish as that with which they strove to entcilain a small audience at the opera houso Saturday night. They billed it as a comedy-drama, said it was wi it ten for thorn by Leonard G rover, ami called it " Viva ; oi, a Sister's Sacrilice." It is of no earthly consequence, and if Mr. Harrison aud his merry little partner haven't, found it out by this timo it's high timo they were opening their eyes and throwing tho trashy thing away. If they are hcckiug for a higher ticltl than musical burlesque in which to display their versa tile talents, they bavo m.ulu a bad choioo iu permitting thcmtclvcs to bo impuFcd upon by such a production as "Viva." UKI'llllI.lt'AN COUNTY CUM til ITT KK . u l':.cc"tlv Scshion -ISull-.lo.IU!i tbe Kickers. A meeting of tho Republican county committee was held to-day. After tho roll was called the room was cleared and tho committee went into ' cxecutivo ses sion." What was said and done is not known to outsiders, further than that a resolution was passed and ordered to be published declaring that ouly thosowho voted for Beaver shall bo allowed to par ticipate in tho Republican primaries next spring. This throat has been repeated so frequently that tho Independents havo got used to it and they don't scare worth a cent. Fighting on Sunday. Yesterday afternoon a party of young men who wore drunk raised a big row in tho neighborhood of Duke aud North streets. There was considerable fighting aud tho noise uot ouly disturbed thcneiglN borhood but attracted quite a erowd. Sale or Kent .Estate. Samuel Hess & Son, auctioneers, sold at public sale at F. A. Kicker's hotel, 0&. 28, for Daniel Logan, two one-story brick houses, situated Nos. 452 and 451 West P. Killian, Ad Age of FrogreM. Tlio man possessing a. 'scientific knowledge of bis business is tho one that succeeds, while lie who lacks such knowledge must inevitably tail. The London clothing renovate r has proved to the satisfaction ofhi many custom ers that he isa success J.adies' 8arn,ucs. ulsters ami xents clothing thoroughly renovated. 14G North Unkcstrcet, near Chestnut. ltd Aioowmenla. " Friend and Foe." Vim. .1. Scanliin. the well known Irish coincditm, will on Wednes day evening appear in Fulton opera house in a play entitled ' Prion 1 and t'oe," written for him by that clever piny wi ight, Hartley Camp hell. A New York clitic says ot the perioral unco: " Wjjllitiin J.Scanlau lo-lay in scenic in the pObi'Jon helms attained in one luiml, and. ha-j becotuo recognized as a worthy mem ber ot that branch ot the profession represent ed by such men as J. K. Kiniuel and Joe Mur phy. Lost night ho received an ovation from an audience that left no seals unoccupied at the Windsor theatre, and there were more standing than eould h.ivc filled the entire chairs." Tin piece in full of music ami plead ing .situations. bl'JSVIAl, xorivt:s. Decided btep oulit to betaken to cure a Cold or Cough at once. Wo .should recom mend lr. Hull's Cough Syi up. This valuable medicine is indorsed by the jihysiciaiiB and you can lely on its doing the work every tune. Uow Now I What, lit it 7 The gicat .system lenovator is Inirdoel: ISlood Hitters. Tryitand be (Jinvinced. l'rieo $1. For sale by II. J. Cochran, druggUl. 137 and 131 Norlh Queen .street. - Mother hivnn's Worm Syrup. Infallible, tnotelissH, harmless, cathartic ; tor leveri.-ihness, restlessness, nouns, constipa tion. '.'e. Puny, weak, and sickly children arc made healthy and strong by using Rrown's iron Hitters For sale by II, IS. Cochran, druggist, 137 and V.tt North Queen street. urotvii-H MoiiKoiioKi Panacea Is the most, elleelive Pain Pcdinyer in the. world. Will iihmI surely uiken I he blood, whether tiikc-i Internally or applied i:.leriially,and lhei v moie certainly relieve pain, whether chroitii or acute, thsn.nny other pain alleviator, an i il is warranted double the strength ot iinv:.!iilar preparation. It cures I win In tilt; Side. Itick or Rowels. Sore Throat, UheiitnatLsm and all a cubs, and in T1IK (1REAT RKMEVER OF PAIN. "ItmiWM's IIoi'hkiiolv Pakacka" should be In every family. A leaspoonfu! of the Panacea in a tumbler ol hot water (sweetened if preferred , taUe.ii at bed time will isiikak up a cor.n. 25c(h a l.ol lie. tebll-lvdM.WAS&w Ho to II. I;. Cochran's drug sumi lor Mrs. Freeman's Neio Kalinntd Dues. For bright ness and durability ot color, are uneqiuiled. Color fiom 2 to 5 pun mis. Directions iu Eng lish and German. Price. l.r cents. Chills, fever, ague and weakness aro cured by Colden's l.iebigV Liquid licet and Tome Invigorator. Akfor ColUvn's, of druggists. nl-lwdcod&w That great Dcrmotoloisl, Dr. C. W. Jiensoit of llallliiiorc has prepared his favorite prt Hcriptiou for general use and now any person, however prior, can got the benefit ot his best treatment for .skin diseases. It consist ot bolh external and internal treatment. o30-lwdAw Mothers! MotlmrHl! AlolherSU Are you disturbed at night mid broken ot your rest by a sick child suffering and crying wllli excruciating pain ot cutting tufitli V ' If so, go at once and get a bottle ot MRS. W,iN SliOWS SOOTHING SYRUP It will relievo the poor little suite rer immediately depend upon it: there is no mistul-'c about iu There Is not a mother on earth who has ever used it, who will not tell you at once that it will regu late the bowels, anil give rest to the mother and relief and health to the child, operating I:ko magic. It is perfectly sale to uso iu all eases, and plcesunl to the taste, and is the prcciiptiO!i ot one ot the oloct and best female physicians and nurses in the United .Stated. Solilcveiy where. 25 cents a bottle. m.-ly-M,W&S&w "IIackmetack," a lasting and fragrant per fume. Price ii and 60 cents. For sale at Coch ran's drug storc.137 North Queen street. A Voice from the Press. 1 take this opportunity to bear testimony to theellieacy of your "Hop ISittcis." Expect ing to find them nauseous and bitter and com poed of had whisky, wo were agiecably sur prised at their mild taste, jiibt like a cup of tea. A Mrs. Cresswell and a Mrs. Connor, liieudx, have likewise tried, ami pronounce them the best medicine they have ever taken lr building up strength and toning up the system. 1 was troubled with costiveness, headache and want ot appetite. My ailments arenowall gone. 1 have a yearly contract with a doctor to look after the health ot my self ami familv. but 1 need him not now. S. GIL ML AND, l'coplc's .Idcocale, Pittbhurgh, Pa. JulyJj.lSTS. olti-2wd&w Purify l ho Utoott. " HWAYNX'S PILLS." ' bVA NK'S VILLI." "SWAVBE'H PILLS." ALTS Ab A 1IKAUT COltltKClOi: and by cleansing, regulating and stieiigthen ing the organs Ot digestion, secretion and ab sorption, cure Apoplexy, Fits, Paralysis, Ner vousness, Dizziness, Debility, f!illiQusneS3, Had Breath, .lanndlcc, Liver and Kidney Com plaint, Lack ot Appetite, Low Spirits, Indi gestion or Dyspepsia, llcadachc. Constipation, Fevers, Mularia and Contagion, Fever and Ague, Diarrluea, Dropsy, Colds. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout, Female Weakness, Urinary Disorders, aud all Irregularities of the Spleen, .Stomach, ISladder and JSowcls. UUSTURISU TO HKALTII when all oMier remedies fail. They keep the system in a healthy condition by arousing the torpid liver to healthy action, and expelling by the bowels and kidneys the matter that poisons tho foundations of lite, lie particular to obtain "Swayne's Pills." Price 25 cenU a box ot SO pills, or!) boxes $1. Prepared only by II it. Swayni; t 1-"on, Phila delphia, Pa. Ask your druggist foi them. Sent by mail lo any address. ocH cod&wM,W,F Indications ol consumption. arc. allayed by Hale's Honey of llorehotind and Tar. Pike's Toothache Drops cure iu one minute. nl-lwdcod&w A HASAL IN-UStTOR ll'eO With CilCll llOllle Ol hhilol.V Catarrli Ruiucdy. Price Mi cents. For sale, al Cochran'.) drug store, 137 North Queen street. Ileury'H Carbolic Salve. The best Salve in the world for ciils,brulset, kui cm, ulcere, salt rheum, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds ot skin eruptions, freckles and pimples. The salve is guaranteed to give perlect satisfaction in every case or money refunded. J!o sure you get Hkniiy'd Cahbolio Salvk, as all others are but imitations and counterfeits. Price S5 cent, bold in .Lancaster at Cocbran's Drug store, 137 North Qucou street. niy29-l DEATH. Uocers. lu Columbia, on the 23d inst., David Bernard, eon ot A. P. and llutlie A. Case, agad 4 years, 1 mouth and 23 days. It If HW AltVMKTiaBBUStfTH. CI ENUINK HAVANA ANOYARA CIGARS. J Tho best 5-cent Cigar in the city at HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR STORE. WIDOW, WITH A UHIL.D, WANTS A situation as housekeeper. Inquire at ltd No. 431 WEST ORANGE STREET. ipiIK PARTS WHICH FORM THE SllD- X die car make up n crtvlty which havo per haps ns many, it not irore, important anatom ical relations than any one ot similar size in the human body. Diseases of the Eye, Ear ami Throat also, Chronic Diseases successfully treated hv DRS. 11. D. and M. A. LONGAKEit, Office 13 East Walnut street, Lancaster. Pa. Consultatonfrce. o30-3td PUBLIC HALE-UN IUESDAY, OCTO BER 31, 1832, will be sold at 253 West Mifllln street. Household and Kitchen Furniture, Bed room Suits, Bed Steads, Dressing Bureau, TaWes.-Chafrs, Carpets, Stove and Pipe. Also canai ie bird and cage, good singer; Tin and Queens ware, and a good Sewing Machine. Sale to commence at one o'clock. 02S 2td HENRY SHUltERT, Auct King street, this city, to Geo. for $1,2C0 each. IffClT AJtreKTlSKXElfTS. OTUU1KS OM.Y S1.S5 PEK HUNDKED O at HARTMAN'S YKLI.OW KKONT MAN'S YKLI.OV C1UAK STOKK 11 r ANTKD-T WO UUOD BUYS TO LKARB W Printing; Apply at the 1NTELLIGEN CEK OFFICE. ttd riuvocoMMum;Ariiusri.iM.vioK J. rnoiiut to let with board. Apply at No. av Xrlh Iluke street. oSl-atcod TirANTKU-A GIRL TO UO OKNEKAL f f housework. Apply at It 2W WES'J OKANUE STREET. CIAUKK KKAUT LUNCH O This (MOXIAY) evening at Lolz's Sa loon, Nos. a and 41 North Queen tret t. Ehret's celebiatcd beer on tap. 11 B. FRANK SAYL.UK HAS REMOVED 11IS GALLERY OF EHOTOtiltAPllY TO-' NOS. 42 AND 44 WEST KINO ST.; tfg- Exactly oppposltc the Old Stain!. OCtll-uUld&Wlt JOUNTAIN FINK-Uin tOIMCl'O (TUB 1 beat brand nianufae.: i. i) s cents per oz. or Scents '.. at IIAUTMAN'S YEI.I.OIV FRONT, ClUAK, STOKK. St IRAKI Fire Insurauce Company OK rilll.ADEJ.I'lA. Assets over Eleven Hundred sand. Thou- Dollars, securely Invested. Foi a policy l lids old and wcll-estahliahud company eallou RIFE & KAUFMAN, NO. 1'J EAST KING STREET. II3M.WR&8 ttUISLIC sai.i; UK VALUAKI.K CITY JL Prom1 ProiN-rly. On FRIDAY; NOYKMREIt 10, 18.S2. the undersigned will sell al pi uibllcaile at the Leopard hotel In the eity of Lancaster, the following described real estate belonging to the estate ot the late John K. Ue-ed, es(. A two-story ItRICK DWELLING HOUSE. No. 822, with a large two-story Brick Hack Building thereto, and lot or piece of c round, situated on the south side ot East King street, between Aniianil Marsliall streets, insatd city ol Lancaster, containing in front on East King .street !t foot, and extending 'in depth of that width 245 tccttoultfcct wldealiev. All those FIVE ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS lying east ot the above described prop erly, the first one, containing in front on East King street 28 lect and 4 inches. and the others 2i tcct and extending In depth southward of that width 245 feet to the before-mentioned alley. The above described House islargo and com modious with all the modern conveniences. All the lots haveag. cat many very line Apple, Pear and Peach Trees and G rape Vines iu ex cellent hearing. The erection ot the. stand pipe in the reservoir glvcsiui ahnmliiht sup ply ot water to all the abovo properties. Tho properties will bo sold as a whole or an above mentioned loauit purchasers. Sale to begin at 7 o'clock p. m.. on satd dav, when terms aud conditions will be made known by SARAH REED. B. F. ltowr,, Auct. o30&uovM,(;,8,9 VOLtllCAf rpiir; 8th WARD CLUB WILL MBET AT JOHN PONTZ'S SALOON THIS EVENING AT VA O'CLOCK, to make ariaugouionts lor tho reception of Air. Pattisou to morrow (TUESDAY) evening. W. WOLPERT, ltd County Coiniuitteman. s JKVJCNTli WARD. THE DEMOCRACY OF THE SEVENTH WARD WILLMEKTAT John Klurnp's Saloon, Locust St., TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) EVENING lit 7 o'clock, lor the purpose of taking part, iu the escort to be given Hit. PATTISON on his ar rival in tills city. By older of tho Piesident, It GEO. DARMSTETTEB. tlHlK YOUNG MEN'S Democratic Club. Will meet THIS EVENING at 7& o'clock at ChNTUAL JIEAIMJUAKTEKS, niHcacu'a skvt iiuiluino, kokth ouecn stheet. All who have nut received Caps. Budges, etc., must hand in their names THIS EVEN ING. Final arrangements will bo made for the escort ot MR. PATTISON TUESDAY EVENING. JNO. A. COYLE, Pres. ltd GM AMU DEMOCBAHC MASS ME B MB AT THE- COURT HOUSE, T0-M0UR0W, TUESDAY JiVfi'U, AT A O'CLOCK. The, following meeting :" .'pcakera will -.add leiw the R0RKRT K PATTISON, Candidato lor Governor. JAMES (IVY GORDON, Esq., of Philadelphia. V,. YV. CARRIGAN, Esq., ol Philadelphia- W.U. HFNSKI, Esq., of Lancaster. Tho Citizens' Clubs und Organizations Will meet at Pennsylvania Railroad Depot and join in the escort to tho Court House upon the arrival ot the 7:10 train. W. II. ROLAND, o30-2t Chairman County Committee COA2m pOAL. M. V. B. jDOHO, 330 NORTH WATER ST., Lancaster, Ja., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in LUMBER AND GOAL. Connection With the Telephonic KzciutBge Yard and Office: STREET. No. 330 NORTH WATER teb28-lvn CUAL AND MANDKE. Bestrade of family COAL, wcll-eleaned, weight guaranteecL Manure by the car-load at Lowest Prices. Also, Limestone Screenings for drives and walks. Cement at reduced prices. Hay anil Straw by tho ton or bale. Yard: Harrlaburxplko. G cnoral Office : SOX Euit Chestnut Street. KAUFFMAN, KELLER A CO. ap:4-lwd CZOlHUrV, VNDKKWMAJt, tC. TfriLLlAMSuN FOSTER. CLOTHING AT Williamson & Fosters Mean a something more than the simplo name ot IU The NINE separate rooms that are taken Up witti tlds-lmportant branch of tho business aro us full ot CLOTHING ot the Best Patterns ami Makes as is conve nient to have them, and to show the trade with advantage. THRONE SPECIAL OVERCOAT FOR MEN Which we n akc a specialty of by selling it or $10.00 is a wonder to people how It can be made to hell lor the price. Tho ALL-WOOL DRESS SUIT: Wo are selling so many of for$l?.00 Is giving the best ot satisfaction both to the buyer and ourselves., for wo know whoever is fortunate enough to get a suit of It will bo more than pleased for the amount of cost. Our CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Must not lie forgotten when yon want cither to look or buy, and 11 you nave tiecideu to buy the child a Mill coniu and sec bow they are being mado this season. Iiut before you bny tho material and count tho cost see how reii. sonablo tliev can bo bought, and you run no risk uliout tlie lit. We havo just reeeiviwl some very pretty Overcoats lor very small boys as well as chil dron, and if you think your child is too small to be lilted come and try. MEA'S DJiESS OVERCOATS Both iu Medium and Heavy Weight, should not be lorgotten. Our present, stock ot these goods is large. The variety is greater Hum ever, UiM'triuunings liner, ami if you tail to see what we have you may uihs getting just whatyou want. WILLIAMSON & FOSTER, 34, 36 and 38 East King St, LANCASTER. PA. o WE rKICK HOCSK. Now Roady My Entire Stock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING -FOR- Men, Boys and Children Are now on our Counters aud consist ot the best material ever mado up lu Beady-Made Clothing. Every Garment lu woll-sowcd and hand somely cut, in tho Leading Styles. MY PRICES ARE MODERATE. Men's, Boys' and Children's FALL and WINTER OTEECOATS In gi-cut variety, well made ami Low Prices. -IN MY- CUSTOM DEPARTMENT You can liud almost anything for a SUIT or OVERCOAT you want. It certainly will pay yon to examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, ns it will certainly be to your ad van (age. Al. Eosenstein, ONE PRICE Merchant Tailor and Clothier, NO. 37 NORTH QUEEN ST. LANCASTER. PA. UOJIJSS, AC. i iT !,Ti.rl''.'jty TTABBKHUSn'S $200 CAN BE SAVED 1 Jiy CALLINU AT M. latebush's One Price House. SADDLtiaud HARNESS FACTORY NO. 30 CENTRE SQUARE, LANCASTER, PA. ESTSIgn or the olden Horse Heads.' We liaveju.sl received a largo job lot oi lino I, At ROltE?. REVERSIBLE PLU.Slt ROHEK. RUSSIAN LRIGU ROUES, SIBERIAN LAP ROBES, Which we can uell from $2.00 to $1.(10 less than regular prices. Wo have also a fine assort ment ot FANCY SLEIGH ROBES, SADDLES, HARNESS, . WHIPS, TRUNKS, BAGS. POCKET BOOKS, GLOVES, t LNK llltl V1KG GL0VS aud COLLARS. GOODYGAR'S RUBBER COATS GOSSAMERS, COATS AND HATS. HUM GLOVES, for Tanner's Use. And everything belonging to a FIRST-CLASS HARNESS ESTABLISHMENT. 4V REPAIRING NEATLY BONE. M. H ABERBUSH, No. 30 OBNTKB SQUARE. LANCASTER, PA. o9-lywft3md I ADIKS'IIAIK UKKsSEB. MRS. C. LILLER, LADIES' HAIR DRESSER, Manufacturer' and dealer in Hair Work, La dies' and Gents' Wigs and Toupees. Comli ings straightened and maue to order. Hair Jewelry ot all kinds made up. Kid Glovei and leathers cleaned and dyed. Also Ladles' Shampooing, at NOS. 225 A 227 NORTH QUEEN STREET, 49-Eour doors above P. R. It. Depot. ocU0-3md THIRL EDITIOB. MONDAY EVENING. OCT. 30, 'P83. OVER THE WIKES. AFTEBNUUN TELEtJKAPlllO NKW!. Items of Interest Uatherett From All Quar ter Points or the Usy's Happenings Briefly Paragraphed. A shaft in tbo Eureka consolidated mine at Eureka, Nev., was shattered and much damage wrought by the explosion of gas. Superintendent Read was badly injured, bat thero was no loss of life. There are indications of a revolutionary uprising in Paris, and comniunistic pla cards have been distributed over tbo city. Disastrous Hoods aro reported from France. Qen. Ebeuczcr Warren Sturdevant, of Wilkesbarro, ex-district attorney of Lu zerno county, is dead, aged 16. The strike of potters in East Liverpool, O., is virtually at an and, tho employees having nearly all yielded, Six jurors have been secured in the case of A. 0. Sotoldo, charged with tho mur der of his brother in the National Hepub lican office, Washington. D. C, last Feb ruary. Serlons Accusation Agalust a Contractor. rnn.ADEi.rniA, Nov. 30, Owen M. Gil lico, a resident or Pittsbuih, Pa., ami one of the sub-contractors of thePiltsburgh, Mclvccsport & lougliiogueny railroad, was arraigned at tho Central station ou charges of forgery aud embezzlement. He was iu tho employ of Harris Bros. & Co., contractors, and a week ago was given two cheeks amounting to $15,550.10, to pay tho workmen. Ho had tho checks cashed aud loft. Ho was aricstctl at tlio Girard house last night, and was commit ted to-day for a further hearing. Gillice was given a further hearing this afternoon when testimony was produced showing that the amount of embezzlement was $155,550,10 and asking for his rcliiru to Pittsburgh. As thero is a habeas corpus pcuiling tho prisoner was again held. The bail was lixed at $10,000. A SITUCKINU UKATII. Tlio Futile Struggle of a for Life. Urowulng .Man Cohoks, N. Y., Oct. 30. Joseph Kivit. agod 45 years, fell into tho canal to day and was carried over a weir 25 feet hih, dropped iuto a race way running at rapid rato aud whirled along to a dam fifty feet high, over which he was carried. The waters then carried him through a wild gorge into tho Mohawk river. His e (Torts for life wcro witnessed by fifteen hundred pcoplo. Ilia body was recovered. Kivit leaves a wifo aud four childicu. 1 hat Infernal Mactiiiio. Philadelphia, Oct. HO. (Jasper Youug hcim, who was arrested fur attempting to destroy his family with a bomb, which he throw iu tlio window of a house iu Nectarine street., where his son in-law was at work, was given a hearing this afternoon, fully identified and committed in default of $3,000 hail for trial. llurnod to Death lu a Slopping Car. London, Oct. CO. A Pullman sleeping car on tho express train from London to Glasgow, caught lire from tho stove. Oko passenger was burned to death and others escaped only with great difficulty. Tho accident is a novel one iu Eugland, and creates much excitement;. Coal uil Kxplosiou. San Francisco, Oct. 30. An explosion yesterday of a can of coal oil iu tho hands of a Chinese domestic, burned up a resideuco in Oaklaud and also tho China man. WJSATUKK INDICAlIllSS. Wasuinoton, D. C, Oct. 30. For the Middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather, with light local rains, southeast to southwest winds, stationay or lower barometer ; no chaugo in temperatuao. ratal Itace Itotween Itlver Tuge. The tug- Wetzol blow up twelve miles north of Racino, "Wis., whilo racing with tho tug Sill for a tow. Tho vessel was completely demolished. F. F. Lorell, the J captain ami owner ; Wnltam Keliey, of Chicago, engineer, and l'at White, of Ha cine, engineer, wcro killed. The explosion was so powerful that 110110 of tho bodies havo been found. Eight Persons PoiHoned by jnislake. Eight colored persons wcro poisoned on the Wallaco plantation, Dossier parish, La , by mistakiug arsenic for yeast pow der and using it in their bread. All were very sick at last accounts. uetiperatlon auil Heath. George Seller, aged 32, a German, shot aud kilted himself in Now York, becautu ho was uuablo to procure work. SqueauilxtincsH. Theie is aeertaiu lastiilioumies.saiiinngMiiiie people which Is greatly shocked at. .seeing the terms ilialjcte!,i:riglil's liufa.'-c.s,iiluuiiicttari:i. or even ilv ror khlneys.ln print. They would fain forget that they had a liver or kiiliievn. or I were subject to disorders of these organs. All ot which would he well, it such ignorance or laslidiousucs couUldrive these discascsaway. The true way to hantah reference to them in to omploy Hunt's Remcuy, the great klilney anix liver medicine, to cure them; and then all mention of them will cease ot itself. So Jong us flcah is heir to such ills, we must tell of the one great specific. Hunt's Reined', that meets these ills and overcomes tliem. J. AX VASTER WATVIIKS. T U1K ItlCSIUAL KKLLS OF Til E NUISLE TEAM OF Conestoga Horses, whic'i Team was ISought Specially for the Grand Ri-Ccntciinfal Lalior Display ol October i'llli. In I'lilladelphiaaiid t'te OM Time Conestoga Wagon have prohably made their hut round tiip be tween I'hlladelph'a and Lancaster over the Old "King's Highway" In Advertising one of the very flne&t ot 1L8 Wonderful Machine-Madc Proiluct? of the Nineteenth Century, tho Lancaster Watch 200,000 ! Two Hundred Thousand copies of the live 8-page Illustrated Ri-Cciitcnuial William Pcun Circular, the illustrated Conestoga Wagon Cir cular, and other matter all advertising tho Lancaster Watch distributed from the Cones; toga Wagon along tho lino ol tho Parade wcro eagerly sought after and preserved in alt directions. vi.AtnsiAi.. Jiew Mori Naw icwt,Out. :o. Flour dull and prices slightly In buyers" fcivor : State and Western Superfine State. S3 25fi4 10 ; do extra. ltn 1 1 : choice do, $4 5087 : fancy to, 7 IDJvT :n : round hoop Ohio, !t .- : choice dtl :t;v 7;Supertlue Western, H 2581 lis r rnm , to good extra do. iHOOiit 5); choice tl. .to iit'O (H7 90; choice white wheat t. P. iNi7; Southern steady : common to l-itr exlia, 1 1 71 5 GO : good to choice do, 5 iS7 '. Wheat a shade lower and heavy; .. 1 WhiloatSl : No. 2 Itiil. Nov.. SI usi.a 1 v : do Iec, l H1 Mi, : lo Jan., ;i nv 11 IIJk : do Feb., $1 WJSIl Wi ; Oct.. I US bidl 1 OSJi asked. Corn opened a shade hctficr, sutweiiueittly lost advance and declined a triflo; mixed western spot, Klgsu ; do Inures, iHjQSIKe. OaU a shade stronger, but less acli've; State, 0ft.VI ; Western, SS50c. Cattle Market. PUIL.VDKH-UIA, Oct. Si. Cattle market a. tive ; sales, S,yuo head ; prima 7eUe ; gMi at 567ic; meiliuiu at 5Kc; uiuniuii at Sheen market dull : sales. 13.000 head : ;mm,i 595c ; medium. ili.c : fair, r.i?le ; eom- mon. -iOJc ; lat ewes. i:c ; stock ewey. T4iC ; wesiern lamDs. ii.,sc ; dicker county lambs, HQTic : veal calves, 7i)IUe. HogH active; sales, i,M) heail; Milling at I0Jftl2tt. t'lilladolpnia Market. t'Mitu dslphia, Oct. :. Flour market (.lead v; MiperUne, $1 VKif.i W; Extra. : ajtft ui Penna. Family. $." 00. Uve Hour at ft iV?l ;T7. Whe-.it arm, but quiet : Hoi. and I'.i Red. $1 (k'.Ql 10 ; itongburry Ret I aud Amber at f 1 1 01 It. Corn seareo and wanted tor Im-il i:se ; Steamer. S74e; yellow, SJc ; Mixed MMQfS-',; Jio. :; do,H7Xc. Oafstlrm. wll'i more limuirv : No. I White. 4S.:; No. 2 do tlnjirm; No. 2 do, He; No. 2 Mixed, SSfflKhf Ryese-.irjo at T.'m!. l'rovitions steady. Lard steady. Itutter firm, with goo I demand torch. me ; Peun'a and Western Creamery Kitr.i, ;m-; Ifr.idford county extra, j:c; New York extra. :;'7;'.ie. Eggsiiuiiit; l'cini"a,2)e: Wcsitnrii, 2A. Cheese Hi in and in lair inquiry ; New York lull cream, 12JjR!i:tc: Western mil eream. I2le ; lVmi'a ii-irt-sklm. S'tf." . : do tulI-sMui', Uiic. Orn'n mitl (To iron onoovhv: ;'i-')taf f'.m-io! UlllttHtlUI'K niin ami iuivit lon-, turiiili-t ly . K. Yundt. tf.Mt It lug street.. ClltCMIfU. Urpker I-., Oct. :u. Wheal Corn Uals Nov twi r,v4 .s:M Dee :li j;-;i :.ii Year VS XlK IVtml-if- Oil City. .;' fori. I .m. I II I.. lJS.!i 11.17' Mtovk niurket. New York, 1'hilndeloliie. and f.orul HtOCHb nl- Ciitt.id Stule..- I: i rep'i.-loit dally by fiom :. Loiu, H .Vorlh (jiieuii street. OcU 2 l'i:00 A. M. no's I 7l!i n ir. n IW r. . e. m. r i 11S4 ll-Vi 71 M 71, '4 ai .'!'; 19 IS'H Donver & Rio U ramie H. Y.. Luko Erio & W'-alura Kansas and Texxs IjlkeHhore NewJerseyCenlr.il .... New York, Ontario .t V St. Paul, -M. & Omaha faciile Mall UoelK'.ster A i'ilbhurgti I'exiw Pacific WubsKh. s 1. ml Jk 1'uclitc... Westrn Union Tol. Co I'viinavi VHiilaCentr.il l'liil-.i.lclplila Ruuimg Northern Pacinc Coin " " Preloricd.... Rultiito t'llts. ft ffect ... y alM 0.; l'i iilli iS)i (tsi rr. 9 i -M'4 Vr 45 V,'A !I5K & v' aiji aui a; JTOR HALR. V U.niSKK ANll COAI. VAKIK ,tC. AT public Side. Til C USO AY. NOVEMREi: v, lt. win ue sold at public sale on thu prem ises in the village of Ephratii, Lancaster coun ty. Pa., the following real estate and valiiuhlo lmsincHS stand, together with tho good will : No. 1. Thu property at proent used as a COAL AND LUMltER VARD. fronting uhoul. 150 feet on East Main street, and about 'Jmi feet 011 Franklin street, on which are erected it I wo story Warehouse 1(10x41 feet, a Rrick Stable and Lumber Sheds. Also the lot ot grouml along tho ciLst side of thu It. It C. R. St.. from b'ranklln street south to a It feet wide allev, on which aro erected about 2b0 feet ol Rail road und Coal Shutes. 4 No. 2. Alotot grouml 80 feet on East Stain street, extending back and fronting Ml rent 011 Enuiklln street, on which tiro erected a two story RRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with a two-story buck bnilding, a largo ice rt:li:ir, a welt ot never-foiling water, a largo cistern, a hydrant, hot and cold water, bath tub. etc. No. :t. A two-story STONE DWELLING HOUSE on Franklin street, with a lwo.loiv t'r.i me kitchen attached, hydrant in thoy.-ml. adjoining properly of It. Dilger on tho e:nl ami No. 4 ou the west and extending hack loa II feet alley. No. 4. A two-Story STONE DWELLING HOUSE with a one-story frame kitchen at tached, adjoining .No. :i nil the east and No. 5 on the west. No.!i. A Building Lot adjoining No. I 011 tlio cast aud and property ofStrohi 011 the west fronting 21 fet on Er.uiklin street and back to a 1 1 Icet alley. No. (1. A JtuIhliugLolon Frank 1 1 11 street, adjoining property id .1. it Keller 011 theea-t and No. - 011 the west, fronting 70 feet on Franklin .street and hack ton 14 feet alley. This is one of tho U-st busiiiCMSJ.-Tanr in Lancaster comity. Theso properties will bo sold either together orti'p.initciy tosuit. pur chasers. Two-thiids or tho purch.isc moiioy. if desired, may remain on the propcrl ie:,. Persons desiring to view the properties befoio the day ot salu will call ou thu undersigned. Sate to begin at 'Hi o'clock, when terms will lie made known by W. . H L'N E It. Ephcita, .I.EEEP. SENE1C. Lancaster, II. M. SEN Kit, Lancaster. oct 1 l.is.21.2,-. 23.::o.3l.tiiovl IU1(MC HALK Or VALUaBLB CI'IV pniperiy. By virtue of an order or the Orphans Court of Lancaster county, will !.. Mild at public side, at the llicstcr flons". in the city ot Lancaster, 011 MONDAY. NOVEM ltKRi:i. I1A at 7 o'clock p. 111 , the uudlvi-h-d moiety or halt interest or Ch.irIe.sC. Rhoait-', leceifed. In the lollowin;; dr-crilied roil e -late. h:hl by II. .. Ulioiflsan.l ;,i'd Charles '. KhoaiN, deceased, as tenants in eomiiioii. No. I. All that large tour-story STOI.". lilILIING nn! lot or ground theieiiuto b: longiiig, siluaU! on the south sldn o V ,:. King street, in tlie eity or Lancaster, troiiling on West King street ''! lee:. '!4 inelieM e.nil extending in depth ol that wiilt'i '.'l't f-.'t, to a It fccL wide publicullcy. No, 2. All that viiliiablelotorpieceorgi-oiiinl ou the southeast corner of Wesl Orange ami Noith Mulbcriy streets, in the city of f.-in-easter, fronting 011 West Omiive 711 leel, and extending 111 ilepfh ol th.l. wiittl:. southward along Mulberry street. iV U-r.l. lo a It feet wide public alley, on wluciiaic vrcrti-il two Dwelling llousc-j and oilier liiinrove- monts. ini.- property win 1.0 otrcreii ror -.ale as a whole orin parts. Itis Hie iiiosllesirableil: in the city ot Luneasler lor a re-ji Icnceor tor residences. Mi. J. All Ifi'it two-story DWELLING I'OUSE, with Mansaril root and nil tin: mod ein improvements, situate 011 theean siileo: South Prince street, south of Vine street, in the City of l.anexster. No. i:!l. containing in Irontou Prince street CI feel. :i iuclii'S.anil ex tending in depth 2t.'ttut, to a public alley, nhrieit islll lect. Attliosame time and place Hut said II. 'A. i;iioa:.s will sell his undivided moiety or hall interest purparts Noj. 2 and :.iu Hie f.tM re.d estate. Five-ninths ot flic puiclia-ie money ol tint undivided moiety or hall-interest ol s:tM Charles G. Rliotuls.dcc'd., will remain charg-d on the resiM-ctivi: propeilics 'luring the lit.- time of Mussuv 1. RIi'kmN, whlow ol saM ib eea.-teil ; the halanee ol tin: purclias-! money payable April 2, last. Attliosame time and place, II. '.. Rhoads will oiler at public salt: hi 1 icsidence. iMnis ingof iitloiililu two-slory briek I)WELL1N'( llul'SK, with all the luo-b-rn iuiproveiiient.;, and lot or picecot ground thereunto belong lug, situatu ou the oiilhea-t side ol Manor street, in the City of Lancaster, flouting S! Icctou Alaiiortiecl,aud extending in depth 21.". feet to Lafayette street, wheie it H 1'-'A fi-ctwide. Oralis ot all th-. abovj properties e.m bo a.-cii al II. Z. Rhoail-i'rt jewetrv store UAioiKY P.. RIIOADS. Aduiiiiistralrix. It.. iillOAIM. o'U-lKdWS&kl JiHTJiRTAlirjtKNTa. F JLTON Ol'EKAHOlSB. EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. oxa itioirr okly Wednesday November 1. The Greatest Success of ISSi The Talented Irish Comedian WILLIAM h SCAHLAN, la Hartley Campbell's Latest Creation FRIEND AND FOE, Supported by a company of unsurpassed ex cellence, under tho management ot W. II. Powers. "New Songs," New Music," "Grand Scnic Effects." Mr. Scanlan will sing tho following popular songs, written by himself: "1 Lovo Music," - Tlie Poorlrish Minstrel," "Over the Mountain." "Moonlight at Killar ney," " Mrs. Ryan's Party," " Irish Potheen," and Ms famous PEEK A BOO." prices w-50!?!:;- RESERVED SEATS CEN1S. On sale at the Opera House Rox oflig,,d
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