LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCBR MONDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 1882.
H
THE TICKETS TO BE VOTED.
Below wo priut the full Democratic
state, judiciary and county tickets, piccise
ly as tbey should bo voted in tbe districts
as respectively designated. Let every
Democrat, before casting bis ballot on
next Tuesday, compare it witb the ticket
as set forth below, and seo that -it cones,
ponds'ia every particular. '
fl ho ticket to be voted in Ilia City ot Lan
caster. STATE.
For Governor.
Robert . Pattison.
For Lieutenant Governor.
Chauncey F. Black.
For Secretary of Internal Attain.
J. Simpson Africa.
JUDICIARY.
For Judge of the Supreme V .urf.
Silas M. Clark.
COUNTY.
For Cousrcss-at-Lare.
Mortimer F. Elliott.
For Congress.
W. B. Given.
For Member of Assembly 1st Di.sL.
Elim G. Suyder.
For Recorder.
W. W. Bnseer.
For Directors of tho V .
J. 1. Well vain,
Philip Bernard.
For Prison Inspectors
John Rebman.
J.IL SchlegelmUch.
For Jury Commissioner.
William Ellmakcr.
Tho ticket' to te voted in tlio Lower liepic
Hcutatlve District.
STATE.
For Governor.
Robert E. Pattison.
For 'Lieutenant-Governor.
Chauncey F. Black.
For Secretary of Internal Affairs.
J. Simpson Africa.
JUDICIARY.
For Judgo of the Supremo Court.
Silas M. Clark.
COUNTY.
For Congress-at-Large.
Mortimer F. Elliott.
For Congress.
William B. Given.
For Members of Assembly 2d Dist.
Charles J. Rhoads.
James M. Walker.
For Recorder.
W. W. Busser.
For Directors of the Poor
J. P. Mcllvaiu.
Pbil:pBernard.
For Prison Inspectors.
John Rebman.
J. II. Schlegelmilch.
For Jury Commissioner.
William Ellmakcr.
J Tlio ticket to bo voted In tho Fouitecntli
pper) Senatorial District. 1
STATE.
For Governor.
Robert E. Pattison.
For Lieutenant-Governor.
Chauncey F. Black.
For Secretary of Internal Affair?.
J. Simpson Africa.
JUDICIARY.
For Judge of tho Supremo Court.
Silas M. Clark.
COUNTY.
For Congiess-at-Largo.
Mortimer F. Elliott.
For Congress.
W. B. Given.
For State Senator 14th Dist.
Abiaham Collins.
For Mcmbeis of Assembly "d Dist.
E. C. Diller.
Georgo W. Simpson,
llenry E. Shimp.
For Recorder,
W. W. Busser.
For Directors of the Poor.
J. P.llcllvain.
Philip Bernard.
For Prison Inspectors.
John Rebman.
J. II, SchlegelmUch.
For Jury Commissioner.
. William Ellmaker.
A vote for Elim G. Snyder is a vote
against Camoion and in favor of reward
ing a tried and honest legislator.
A vote for Cormeny is a vote for Cam.
eron.
TUE iriKIS BUOS.
Two Mors of tbo Gaag Arrest L ,
As stated in Saturday's Intelligencer
Chiel liowell went to Middletown on mat;
lay for tho purpose of arresting Charles
Miller, charged with incendiarism. On
reaching Middletown, Chief Howell learn
Td that Christ. Swartz, who is also charg
ed with beine one ol tho incendiaries, was
working in tho pipa mill at that place.
Having a warrant for his arrest, the chief
went to the mill and Swartz was pointed
out to him. While the chief was reading
the warrant to him, he made a dart from
tbo mill and ran at lull speed along
the river road with tho chief in
hot pursuit. Tho latter drew bis revolver
and threatened to .shoot unless Swartz
stopped, but no attention was paid to the
throat. After running about threo squares
Swartr turned to look back and fell. In a
moment the chief was upon him, and with
a revolver at his bead summoned him to
surrender, which he did. He took him to
bis boarding house and allowed him to
change his clothes. Ho then arrested
Miller, who gave him no trouble, and
brought tho prisoners to Lancaster aud
lodged them in jail.
John Staley, who Brimmer charges with
arson, furnished bail before Mayor Mac
Gouiglointhe sum of 2,000 on Saturday
night and was discharged.
A vote for Cormeny is a vote for Cam
eron. L.IM ol Unclaimed letter.
The following is a list of unclaimed let
letters remaining in the postoflice for the
week ending Monday, November, G 18S2 :
Ladies' List Annie M. Beatty, Addie
A. Brown, Barbary. Curtis, Hattie Craw
foed, Bert Early, Mary C. Fisher, Hettio
S. Hen-, Barbara Herr, Ella Manning, F.
M. Rudolph, Callio B. Smullen. Mrs.
Carrie M. Steinmets, Emma J. Welty,
Mrs. Jane Feigler.
QenU Lut Mich. Aetman, Henry
Brubaker, W. H. Diffenbaugh, Fr. Raph
eal Crasser (for.), G. Grebncr, O. Hoover,
William Uoyt, Frapk Jamison, Clide W.
S. Lenerd, Mr. McLane, Clinger McCalis
ter, Chas. J. Martin. Ginsappe Moglia, P.
R. Renonger, F. Sahmad, Frank Smith,
Thad. Stiifel, Michael Stableton.
A vote for Elim G. Snyder is a vote
against Cameron and in favor of reward
ing a tried and honest legislator.
A vote for Cormeny is a vote for Cameron.
the ntisux.
Meeting ot tbe inspectcr To-day.
To-day the board of prison inspectors
held their regular monthly meeting. All
members were present and a number of
bills were approved.
Frederick Miller, a watchman, was dis
charged, as it was shown that he had
neglected his duty in failing to put in
I appearance at the prison when he should
Ttftvn TiAon Miora Amno T.nf7 v!l llnani.
r .. .... ... ...,.. -w- ...... - ...
mousiy elected his successor.
Keeper Burkholder made a statement to
the board to the effect that prisoners have
been furnished with citizens olothing and
watchmen have received money from
prisoners. Underkeepers Murr and Smith,
Night Watchman Reed, Cigar Boss Herr
and Clerk Warfel were examined. They
knew nothing in regard to the furnishing
of clothing. They knew tbatallclothes are
kept in one cell. Up to some weeks ago
all around tho pribou had a key to the
cell, as it was the same as all others. A
new lock has now been put upon tho eel!,
ana tne watchman do not have keys to it.
It was shown that when tho prisoners arc
admitted to the institution, all of their
citizens clothing is taken from them. Re
cently some of them havo been seen weal
ing their hats and vests. In regard to the
money Watchman Reed stated that he
borrowed 610 from Joe Buzzard. He got
it from tho cigar boss, after asking Mr.
BurkhoJder's advice. It whs shown that
Fred M.IIcr had upon several different oc
casions borrowed money of prisoners. No
action vr.ss taken in tho matter. Tho fol
lowing committee was appointed to make
the inventory : Hoffmeir, llageu and
Carter and Solicitor Sproul.
A vote for Elim G. Snyder is a vote
against Cameron and in favor of reward
ing a tried and honest legislator.
k(D M. OT4k. . kljfl, I
iioiuctnuur, Democrats, one mimiiui tax
receipts sigucd in blank wero stolen fiom
Tax Collector Vondernmith's de&k, and
are now in the hands of unscrupulous Re
publicans who will havo personators and
other disqualified peimns vote upon them.
Watch the polling places, especially iu tha
western ward, and have every man ai
restcd that attempts to vote on one of the
bogus Ycndcrsniith receipts. A liberal ic
ward is offered for tho detection and con
viction of illegal voters.
ITewaro nf Spurlou "Alcketft.
Spui ious tickets aro iu circulation for
tho purpose of deceiving nnwary Demo
crats. One of these that has been widely
circulated iu all tho wauls of the city is
the" full Democratic county ticket with
the name of George W. Cormeny the
Republican candidate substituted for Elim
G. Snyder the Democrat candidate for As
sembly. Examine your ticket carefully
before voting and tee that tbo name of
Emm G. Snyder is upon it.
Students fin a Geological Tour.
The senior class of' Franklin and Mar
shall collego, iu charge of Prof. John S.
Stahr, returned a few days since from a
geological tour through the Lehigh val
ley. 1 hey were greatly pleased with their
visit to tho coal and slate regions, and
they took in beautiful Glen Onoko and the
Thomas iron company's works. Tbo I
parly also visited tho extensive woiks of
the Bethlehem iron company.
I co On the ICIver.
Ico foimcrl on tho Susquehanna at Ma
rietta on Saturday night last.
Amngemant4.
"Uncle Tom's Cabin" To-SfirM.'Vo An
thony & Kills troupe will to nlglit present tho
well-known play ot 4l Uncle Tom's Cabin " at
Fulton opera house.
LcvviU's Giyanlean Minstrels Tuesday
election night Lcavitt's Uijrantcan Minstrels
will be at the opera bouse. Tlio company i a
very largo one and include many old favor
ites ami now ones too. Tho Albany livening
Journal says ot their peiformancc In that
city : ' Tho performance Riven at the opera
house last evening by Lcavitt's Giantean
minstrels was one ot tho best ever witnessed
In this city. Kvciy piece came in tor an encoro
and tho laughter and applause were unbound
ed. Tlio audience was large ami highly re
spectable." Arrangements have been made
tor the announccmentof the election returns
from city and state at intervals dining the
performance, tho news to be transmitted to
theopcia house as fast as received.
Ringgold Band Concert. On Wednesday
evening the celebrated Kinggnld band, ot
Heading will give a concert in Fulton opera
house, assisted by Mr. Sohn M, Stephen, elr.cn
tlonist. A pleasing entertainment is prom
ised. " Cheek." The purely American comedy of
"Cheek," which in tho bands of Uoland ICccd
and ids excellent company had a succession
of good houses from its llrst presentation in
Chicago last May, will be played for the first
time at Fulton opera house on Friday even
ing next. The character of Dick Smytbc,
which is taken by Mr. Heed, that of a New
York " Bohemian," is exceedingly amusing.
It Is such an one ns could bo found only in
New York, and Mr. Heed fs slid to be particu
larly well suited to give it tho best advantage.
Tho company supporting Mr. need is spoken
ot by tho press everywhere as being excellent
in all respects.
HVEVIAL, NOT1CKH.
Mr. It. . Askew, late Assistant Postmaster
at Baltimore, said some time ago: "Having
had occasion to try Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup,
I unhesitatingly pronounce it tho best re
medy I have ever used. A small bottle re
lieved me ot a severe cold."
Brown's Bronchial Troches, ps a remedy lor
Coughs and Throat Troubles : " Great service
in subduing Hoarseness." Itev. Daniel Wise,
New York. "Greatly relieve any uneasiness
in the throat." S. S. Curry, Teacher ot Ora
tory in Boston University. " Indispensable to
me, having used them through all my minis
terial life." Itev. C. S. Veddcr. Charleston
8. C. nS-lwdeodtCw.
Hacichetack," a lasting and Iragrant iHr-
ran'sdrng store. 137 North Queen street.
Certificate.
"I have used Bui-dock ulood Bitters with
great benefit for indigestion and constipation
or the bowels." trice si.
C. L. EASTON, Hamilton, Ont.
For sato by II. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and
13)Noith Queen street.
Tho best preparation of iron a doctor can
prescribe is Brown's Iron Bitters, because it
does not injure tho teeth ns other Iron medi
cine will. J-or sale by II. B. Cochran, drug
gist, 137 and 130 North Queen street.
nC-lwd&w
Haix's Honey of Horehound and Tar re
lieves coughs quicker than any other medi
cine. Pike's Toothache Drops cure In one mi
mile. nC-lwdeod&w
Cnour. Whooping Cough and Bronchitis im
mediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. For sale
by H. B. Cochran, druggist, J37and 139 North
Queen St. myl Iwdcow&w
Coldes'r Ideblg's Liquid Beef and Tonic In
vigomtor promotes digestion; admirably
adapted tor lcmalcs iu delicate health. Of
dmggi9tR. nC lwdcod&w
For lame Hack, Side or Chest, ne Shiloh't
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. .For salo ns
II. 1$. Cochran, druggist. 137 and 139 North
Queen Street. Lancaster, Pa. mvMwdcowAw
isucnupaiba."
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney,
Bladder and Urinary Diseases. $1. Druggists
lirtmn-s ttonaebont JTanacea
Is the most effective Pain Destroyer In
tho world. Will moat surely quicken the
blood, whether taken internally or applied
extcrnally.and thereby more certainly relic v
patn, whether chronic or acnto.than any other
pain alleviator, and It Is warranted double the
siren gth ot nn v similar preparation. It cures
pain in the Side. Back or Bowels. Soro Throat,
Rheumatism and aix aches, and is TltK
GREAT UKL1F.VEU OF PAIN. "Ubown's
Household Pawacba" should ins In every
family. A teaspooufnl of the Panacea in a
tumbler ot hot water sweetened If preferred J,
taken at bed time will brsax up a cold. 25 cts
a bottle. febll-lvdM.WiS&w
Moving springs of action arc deeply inter
fused with principles subject to certain laws.
Tne nervous man finds his Hie blasted, bat be
can be restored tc vigorous health by Dr.
Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pill?. They
arc simple, harmless, and efficacious.
nC lwdftw
Duty to Others.
Chavberseuro, July 25, 1873.
This Is to let the people know that 1. Anna
Maria Krider, wife or Tobias Krider, am now
rast seven tjbfour years of age. My health has
been very rod for some years past. I was
troubled with weakness, bad couch, dyspep
sia, great debility and constipation of the
bowels. I was so miserable I could hardly eat
anything'. I heard ot Hop Bitters, and was
resolved to tiy them. I have only used three
bottles, and 1 feel wonderfully good, well and
strong agai.i. My bowels are regular, my ap
petite good and cough all gone. I feel so
well that I think it my duty to let people
know, as so many knew how bad I was, what
the medicine has done tor me, so they can
cure themselves witii it.
Aicsa M. KttiDER, Wile ot Tobiri Krider.
nl 2wci&w
Go to If. TJ. Cochran's drug store tor Mrs.
Fretman? Jfew National Dyet. For bright,
ncss and durability ot color, are uncqualed.
Color from 2 to 5 pounds. Directions iu Eng
lish and German. Price. 15 cents.
3tAJiltIAOV.
Myer Witmkk. On the 5th ot November,
1SSJ, by the Rev. V. Gerhard, at his residence.
,No. 31 East Orange street. Mr Elias Myer, of
upper Lucock, to Miss Annie K. Winner, of
East Lampeter. ltd
MS ATI! S.
Tome. In this city, on November 3, l&3i
Mrs. Mary 8.. relict oi the late Thomas If,
Torr, ;n the 74th year of her age.
Her l datives and Iricnds are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from her late
residence. No. US South Queen street, on Tues
day moi ning Rt n o'clock. High mass at St
Mary's church. Interment in St. Mary's ceme
tery. nl-2td
sisw a.iv lutrumjanitra.
ri'WO 8MALL JI AMI-.".! A UK HAVANA
J Cigars tor 5 cent it
IIARTMAN'S YELLOW "FRONT CIGAR
.STORK.
"VITAXTKD. IN A SMALL. FAMILY A
?V halt-jirown girl to assist in general
housework. Anplvat
nU lid No .MO W EST CHKSTXUT ST.
SET Out.
Saucr Kraut KetOut TO-NIUHTat I.otz's
Kalnon
Khret's New Yoi k I.aer. It
TOST. LOST A IMAItl ON SATUHOA
J evening containing tickets for Chaplain
Mc'Jiilic's Lecture awlother items of interest
only 'or use to tho owner. A suitable reward
to I lie one who returns it to thisOftlco. ltd
STOL.KN moil MY ItfMUUK TU1S AIOKN
ing a Elack Fall Overcoat. Five dollars
reward for the return of the same and $C0 re
ward for the conviction ot the thief.
W. A. WILSON,
ltd No. 3Ji South Duko Street.
WANTED A UL TO IM HOl.'SK
work. No washing or baking. Coort
reference required. Apply at No. 41 North
I'rineo street. nov2-3t
WANTKD A Olid. To C'OOIv ANII HO
general honeworic for a small .family
Hood wanes. Good reference required. Apply
ut thljolllco. ttd
TtMiT. l'KOl'Kli TKtJATMKNT Or A
X Chronic snppnration ot tin ear should be
a matter of the greatest solicitude. It in
volves not alone the hearing oower, bnt also
the life ot the patient.
Diseases of i lie Kye, Kar and Throat also
Chronic Disease. successfully treated bv
1 DltS. II. 1. and M. A. LONGAKER.
I onice 13 Ea-t K lug street, Lancaster, I'a.
Consultation tree. o-2ti-3td&w
"STATU OF CI1AK1.KS A. HKI'TINO,
JCj late ot Lancaster City. dcceaed. Letters
testamentary on said c3tate having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons in
debted to said decedent aro requested to make
immediate settlement, and tho-o having
claims or demands against tho estate of said
decedent, to make known the i-auic to the un
dcisi'gnrd (or her attorney) without delay.
.1. V. F. fcwirr. JULIA A. HKl'TIXG.
Attorney. Executrix.
nU-Ctdoaw
"IJWISI.lt; MAL.K OFALIIKICVKy. tillEKN
J SEY and Durham Cows. On SATUBDAY,
NOYEMBKU 11. 1!J. will be sold at public
sale, at the Blaek llorso Hotel, Milleisvidc,
Lancaster coimtv, la., tho following live
stock, lo wit: 25 Head ot Ahtcrncy, Guernsey
and Durham Cows, mostly all tre-di and a few
clo-c springers. These Cows were selected
with great care by the undersigned himself,
and must he in every rujicct in represented
or no s-alc.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock p. in., when at
tcud'incu v. 11! be given bv
HARRY C. L1NTNER.
? .Mt'Kt. Ilras & So, Auct. nG-otd
1
7Ultow urr.itA iiousk.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10 th.
THE KCCKXTKIU COMEDIAN, ROLAND
EEED,
Who for the past week packed Havcrly's The
atre, Philadelphia, will appear at the Fulton
Opera House,
Friday, November 10,
In the Latest Comedy Sucec-s
Fred. Marsden's "Cheek."
Reserved Seatsat usual prices. Now on sale
at Opci a Houso Office. nC 5td
f".lKW
Fire Insurance Company
OF IMULADKLl'IA.
Assets over
Eleven Hundred Thou
sand. Dollars, securely Invested. For a policy in
tlds old ami vel!-e3iablUlu;dcoiupanycalliu
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
NO. 19 KAST KING STREET.
d.:M.VKS
"VTKW TOilK STOKK.
LADIES' CLOAKS.
Watt, Shand & Co.,
Have opened another large invoice of
LaMES" coats.
LADIES' JACKETS.
LADIES' DOLMANS,
In latest tyle at lowest prices.
CLOTH SUITINGS
Are the popular good's of the season. We oner
a choice lino at Low Price.
NEW DRESS GOODS,
In preat variety at Bottom Prices. SPECIAL
BARGAINS in clioico FALL COLORS.
103 pieces WOOL-FACE DKESS GOODS, 12c.
a yard.
50 pieces DOUBLE-FOLD CASHMERE, 15c.
a yard.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IX DUESS GOODS,
at 17c., E0c, 23c. nyard.
10 pieces BLACK DRESS SILKS, at $1.(0 a
yard, worth $1.25.
Ladies' Underwear,
Gents' Underwear,
Ohildrens' Underwear.
In all sizes and qualities nt Lowest Prices.
Blankets, Flannels, Comforts.
at prices second to none.
WATT,SHAND&CO.
NEW YORK STORE,
8-10 EAST KING STREET.
CONNECTICUT CIU A KM, IlrOK 25 UTS.
(made from old stock Connecticut to
bacco) at
, HAttTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORK
SmW ADYMMT1BE3UCNT8.
S'
TUATVBKIDGE & CLOTfllEK.
LADIES' WINTEE COATS
AND-
DOLMANS.
We take special pride and pleasure in calling attention to our
stock of these goods. It surpasses all we have offered in the
past, and we have good reason to believe is not equaled in Amer
ica. The Garments are all manufactured abroad expressly for
us, in the most careful manner from the latest styles, which styles
are in many cases confined to us alone.
This Superb Stock is now on Exhibition; The prices will be
louna surprisingly iiiuucraic.
WE ALSO SHOW A WONDERFUL LINE OP
Misses' and Children's Coats.
All marlp hv thp ;atnp malfprc in rhp hioTiest Stvle of the art
and not to be surpassed for Style, Fit and carefulness of manu
facture. So great are the inducements we offer in this department the
present season that with the coming of cool weather we shall
probably have a demand which will tax all our resources.
We, therefore, recommend our friends to make selections
without delay.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS EXCLUSIVELY.
;EIGHTH AND MARKET. EIGHTH AND FILBERT.
PHILADELPHIA.
apr22-oawdFftw
H
aueu & BROTHER.
AT THE LOWEST FIGURES.
At the very lowest figures wo are prepared to supply all kinds and qualities of
CARPETS, DRUGGETS AND RUGS.
We insure all Carpets to be WELL-SEWED and PROMPTLY LAID by the
UEST CARPET LAYER in tho city.
Paper Hangings.
From lines of CHOICE WALL PAPERS and CEILING DECORATIONS all ordera
will bo filled on the best possible terms, and estimates made on the LOWEST
BASIS. Our Paper Hangers aro especially employed by us, and wp
guarantee their work, in all cases, to give perfect satisfaction.
Also, Lace Curtains, Poles, Shades and Fixtures.
HaGER & BROTHER,
No. 25 West King Street,
TOHN I.. jlKMOLB.
JOHN L. ARNOLD,
Nos. 11, 13 and 15 East Orange Street, - Lancaster, Fa.
COME AND LOOK AT THE.BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS IN
gas mum and patent cold pase heaters,
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
JOHN L. ARNOLD,
"06.11, 13 & 15 EAST ORANGE STREET. LANCASTER, PA.
Mjrwr- Ai)VKRTlHKTt.KIiTS.
WABTK U.-GOUD CIOARMAKKltS.
Steady employment, fine location,
board with manufacturers. Address Immedi
ately. Hook Springs Cigar Factory, ttock
Springs, Cecil conniy, Maryland. nl-lwd
tiLA.aH JLSD tTJEMNHWAltk.
rriuH
MAKTIS.
Glassware, - - Glassware.
AT
CHINA HALL.
We have Just opened our Fall Importations
ot
Fine Glassware,
-IX-
FRU1T BOWLS,
PUESEttVK DISHES.
WINE DECANTHK8.
WATER BOTTLES,
TUMBLERS.
GOBLETS, &C,
We call especial attention to onr
FLOWER STANDS.
These goods aro entirely new anil novel.
Suitnble for Wedding Presents. Kxatnine
them beforo purchasing.
High & Martin
15 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER. PA.
UABDWAKX.
IS
EW HARDWARE 8TOKK.
9-11 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
MARSHALL & RENGIER,
dealers IN
BUILDING and CABIN i.
HARDWARE,
STOVES,
HEATERS,
RANGES,
PAINTS,
OILS and
GLASS
House FurniskiDg Goods.
8ll-3mdvw
Lancaster, Fa.
CLOTHJSO.
w
IU.MHSON FOSTEK.
CLOTHING
In tho greatest variety, and selling ut the
Lowest Prices at
WILLIAMSON &F0STER'S
Their Ono Spcolal
ALL-WOOL DRESS SUIT
For $12, anil the OTERCOAT thai they aro
selling for HOare still tho prlncipalattractions.
Bnt such Piles of Clothing and Heaps or Over
coats aro seldom seen in Lancaster. Xow
whilo the stock is full there is no trouble
abont being fitted in tho choice of goods.
TUB
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
Is In a room sepaiato from the rest'and'the
assortment seems complete, tho styles being
so varied. The
FALLAXD W1XTEU STYLES OF
SILEHAT8
Have been ready for some time. The Youna:
Gent's Block being the most popular. The
prices aro H and o, but the $5 is tlio Self-Con.
tormlnir, and the comfort in wearing it is
eqnal to that of an eld hat.
UNDERWEAR AND GLOVES
Suggest themselves theso cool days & well as
Overcoats and Caps, and yon will find the as
sortment here and the prices right.
-OUR
GUNNINGCOATS
Are very popular becauso the prices are very
low. The same may be said ot onr Cardigan
Jackets, Overalls. Trunks, Traveling Bugs,
Blankets. Robes, Whips, and Fnr Glove?.
HamsoQ & Foster,
34, 36 and 38 East King St,
LANCASTER. PA.
Qinn REWARD.
ulvU A reward of one hundred dollars will
be paid lor the arrest and conviction or any
person voting upon any or the tax receipts
stolen from H. B. Vondersmlth, tax collector
ot the wrst wards of tho City ot Lancaster and
which wero afterwards fraudulently issued to
dlfflcrent persons in said wards.
W.H. ROLAND.
Chairman Democratic County Committee.
n3-tfd
NOTICE TO TKESPASSKKS AM) GUN
NERS. All persons are hereby forbidden
to trespass on any of the lands ot the Corn
wall or Speedwell estates, in Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whether Inclosed or un
Incloscd, either tor the purpose of shooting or
fishing, as the law will be rigidly enforced
against all trespassing on said lands ot the
undersigned after this notice.
WH. COLEMAN FREEMAN,
K. PERCY ALDEN,
EDWARD C. FREEMAN,
Attorney lor R. W. Coleman's Heirs.
olG-tfdAw
THIRD EDITION.
MONDAY EVENING. NOV. 7, 182.
HEAVY LOSSES.
AJKiaEV TOWN'S F1EKV VISITATION.
The
Flames Destroy 9250,000 Worth of
Property A List or tbo Sufferers
Witb tho Amount Lost.
New York, Nov. C A Red Bank, X.
J., dispatch estimates the aggregate loss
by the fire last evening at upwards of
$250,000. Some of the losers aro partly
msuted. There were twenty stores ana
offices burned.
The following list U given of the in
dividual losses. Sickles, grocery $6,000 ;
H. H. Curtis, furnishing goods, $5.000 :
Henry Schrocder, druggist, 96,000 ;
J. W. Child, baker, $5,000 ;
H. J. Child, confectioner. 3.500;
R. J. Warfell, cigars, 1,500 ; J.H.Peters
.v VO., naraware, over )jiuu,wo ; oi. a..
Stufit, jeweller, 150 ; J. R. Berger&Son,
boots and shoes, 28,000; New Jersey
Standard office,$6, 000; F. Chadwick,drugs
loss unknown; Yandegrift, millinery,
10,000; First Methodist Episcopal
church, 18,000; the National bank,
10,000; . Allaire, butcher, loss
unknown; Mrs. E. Weis, milliuery,
4,000; S. Savath, stoves, loss un
known ; T. Davis, grain and feed,
6,000 ; Joseph Edgar, provisions, 5,000;
Eustis Leighton, billiard hall, 2,000;
dwelling owned by J. A. TbragmortoD,
lots 2,000, nearly all insured.
DISASTROUS rLAMiS.
Heavy Loss by Fire lu Portland, Maine.
Portland, Mc, Nov. C. Firo on the
south side of Commercial street this
morning debtroyed '.ho bitildint;ix!cupuii
by Churchill & Co. and Isaac Emory, im
porters, Belknap & Co., tallow chandlers,
and Frank Davis, agricultural imple
ments, also tho building on the coiiiV.
Central wharf, occupied by Randall &(.'.
ilour and groceries. On tho west nio it
destroyed the stores of Stevens & Co.,
irou merchants, aud Curtis & Davis, lish
dealers. In the rear it burned tho cxten
sive cooperage of Walter Nimball. The
buildings were of wood and not valuable,
but tho loss oh stock will be very heavy.
Ci:iMK FKUSTJCATKI).
An Engineer Mabes a Timely I)l;coccry.
Reading, pa., Nov. 6. The engineer
of the midnight express on the Lebanon
Valley railroad discovered some heavy
pieces of timber placed on tho track near
Wernorsville. He was unable to
stop in time, but luckily his
engiuo throw the obstructions from the
track instead of running over them. A
short distance further on he discovered a
hand car on the track bnt was able to stop
in time. It appears that some ono broko
into tho tool house and pushed tho hand
car on the track. No arrests havo yet
been made.
Wales' Tribute to Longfellow.
London, Nov. C. Tho Prince of Wales
li:ts consontcd to act .as chairman of the
Longfellow memorial committee. Iu a
letter accepting tho chairmanship ho ex
presses much satisfaction in acceding to
tbo request to act, and adds that bo is
vory clad that an opportunity has been
afforded bim to show tho high respect he
entertains for the memory of tho greatest
of American poets and his appreciation
of the value and excellence of Longfellow's
works.
A Now Trial Granted.
New York, Nov. 0. In tho suit of
Wm. S. Williams to set aside the agree
ment of January 10th, 1881 between the
Western Union, tho Amercan Union and
tho Atlantic and Pacific telegraph com
panies and tho Union Trust compauy for
the consolidation of tho three telegraph
companies, a decision has just been ten
dered reversing the judgment of tho
special term and granting a new trial.
Democratic .Nominees Endorsed.
San Francisco, Nov.C Tho League of
Freedmen held a meeting here yesterday
and resolved to withdraw all previous en
dorsements of candidates on the different
tickets and give an unqualified endorse'
ment of the Democratic tickets state, mu
nicipal and legislative.
Mellville on tho Stand.
Wasiiinoton, Nov. G. The examina
tion of Chief Engineer Melvillo was begun
this morning by the Jcanetto board of in
quiry, no was asked to give a narrative
account of tho voyago of the Jeanuetto up
to the time of her loss, aud began bis
story with the departure of the ship from
Ban Francisco, July 8th, 1870.
Fears f:r the Safety or n Steamer.
London, Nov. G. A dispatch to the
Central News from Copenhagen, says an
uneasiness is felt there iu consequence of
a report that Nomads on tho uoithern
coast of Siberia have seen a wrecked
steamer, as the Danish steamer Pymphna
is known to bo ico bound iu that region.
m
Fudillers Ntrlke for an increase r 1'ay.
Terke Haute, Ind., Nov. G. Puddlers
at the Terre Haute iron and nail works
and Wabash iron compauy struck this
morning for six dollars per ton, but both
works will continue. The men at the
Crecncastlo works all went on a stiiko this
morning and tho works arc closed.
A Fatal Driving Accident.
Jersey City, Nov. G. Louis Haag and
Henry Bellman, while out driving Iast
night, were run into by an undertaking
wagon, driven by Charles Taylor, of
Bayonne. Bellman was thrown out and
instantly killed. Taylor drove rapidly
away.
rire From a Detective Fine.
Boston, Nov. G. A dwelling, barn and
workshop, belonging to Mrs. Broad, at
Pinkaping, Clinton. Mass., were burned
last night. Loss, 3,000 ; lightly insured.
The cause of the fire was a defective flue.
Craxed by Fire.
Rochester, N. Y., Nov. 6. Geo. Fiat
ting, a German, early this morning while
crazed by liquor shot at his wife without
hitting her, but supposing he had mur
dered her, fled after setting fire to the
house and barn which wero destroyed.
Peace Negotiations at m: End.
Panama, Nov. 5. News from Lima
says peace negotiations with Dou Garcta
Calderon are Anally broken off, and that
ho has been sent into confinement at
Gngcl.
A Kusslan ICiver Ice Hound.
St. Petersburg, Nov. 0. The river
Neva is full' of ice and navigatien is closed.
m
Killed by Negroes.
Charleston, S.C., Oct. G. Doting a fight
at Varinsvillo yesterday between negroes
and whites a policeman named Reid was
killed and several other whites wero badly
beaten.
Stables Darned.
Harrisburo, Pa., Nov. 6. This after
coon fire destroyed the stables at the Har
risburg driving park. Two horses were
burned. The loss has not yet been ascer
tained, but it is covered by insurance.
WEATHEK 1HDICATIONS.
Washington, Nov. 4. For tho Middle
Atlantic states, warmer fair weather,
followed by rain, northeast, veering to
southeast winds, stationary or lower prcs
sure.
THE MAC'S MOO'S.
The Authors ana FaMMMn of thm Article
totwAmmd.
Immeuse numbers of the New York
Tablet, containing the article beaded the
" Mac's " and the "Cs" were dietribu-
ted in Altoona. Subsequently it was de
termined that inforstatioBi shoakl be
made ajrainst the authors aad publishers
of tho articles, and this being dose a eon.
stable of Altoona left f Philadelphia
with tho necessary papers for the arrest of
Delaney, Starr, Gallagher and Keraa.
Darned from SpoBtaaaoas CM tlua.
Peabody, Mass., Nor. 6. The tallow
aud grease manufactory of Elbridge Rust
was burned this morninir from montane-
ous combustion. Loss about 7,000.
The Curreut or Public Oplaloa.
Emerson says: "If yon do not know your
way. hoist a sail, and drift: tho current knows
t ho m ay. It you dont." Many a man with pains
in his back, with dropsical limbs, or other ail
ments that indi.ato kidney troubles, is
trouble I about it. bnt doesn't know what to
do. Let him wisely follow tho current of pub
lic opinion, which is so strongly setting in to
wards Hunt's Remedy, as the best medicine
ever known for kidney and liver diseases.
That current sets in the right direction, and
Is increasing In volume every day, and Is
bearing out on itsbenctlcentbosom thousands
ot botttcs of this wonderful Remedy to af
flicted homes all over tho land. This current
of public opinion is sweeping the physicians'
with it, who are putting Hunt's Remedy
among thsir mnt valued prescriptions In
cisss at disorder or the bladder, liver or kid
neys. ruhAn.
new
, New obs. Nnv.B. Flonr dull and strongly
In avor ot buyuis. Southoru flour quiet, but
steady.
Wheat J-iSHc lower. dulfniul heavy; No.l
.VhttoatSlW; do Nor., 107; No. 2 Red.
Nov., l 06; do Dec. SI iwiejl myi- !o
, Corn opened jjtfjc better, afterwards lo.st
ad ante and declined J!4..: mixed western
fiML SlQSSo : tio lulu us,i.-JJJ.SSKc.
Outs . l shade iK-tttr; Nn.iNnv.. iiMQUiyic ;
to Dec. ,4iQt3$a : iio Jan., 4 iir : snate,
tie; Western, abjttc.- . .
-ni::iit-
ii'-i'i, but
v i... .-tsoa
stt-.ti : !!. rttiH-, t. hi .-.:;;.;
4 I'D; IViiii.i. Faiudv. f7'.1 .
Jlye flour ntfl AV34 37.
Wheat quiet and steady ; I'a Ucil H ii7j
112J4; Amber at ff 12,-tl li.
Corn auii't but lirm 011 Tile i)e::l market?
Steamer. S7o : Yellow, fJ&MK; Mixed. .' .ittSfcc ;
Oats steady; No. 1 White; !:. ; Vo. 2 .:
45c; No. a do, 4IJc: No. 2 :.l.x.l, l;.?ilc.
Rye nominal at 7l7.!c.
' Provisions steady.
Lard steady.
Kutter quiet but unchfmel.
Eggs firm ; 1'oim'tl 31:Uo ; W.vjleni, 30c. .
Cheese steady ; Jiovf York lu I cream,
12ai3c: Western rail cream, i?",Q.i:.c; do
fair to good. liyi3)llXc ; l'eun'itp.iil-iklins.
iVHJyV : uo luu-saim, ,cte.
j-cjroKnim nrmer : ltd
r; Ueiiiicil, js;e.
Whisky at tl 22.
Live Stock market.
CniOAOO. Hogi Receipts, K;,(KW head ; Bhir
tuonts. 3,80t head ; geuer.il ileuuiml weak
and ;inces 10c lower ; mixed, iii7 ; heavy,
7 10is. 75 ; light. :t07 ; skips, MSi:.
Cattle KetiuptM. 2,000 iii-ail ; lilineiil3,.r,6C0
head ; market very and prices stc.tdy : ex
ports nominally JG'36'0 - good 10 choice ship
ping, $." lOiS ".; lower to fnir, ? f (muS W);
mixed batchers' slow, but steady at -ft 'J3
4; bulk of sales being at $2 75?3:i'.'.r: Miocker
and feeders weak at J2ti)fJ4 si ; range ?lcady ;
Americans,?! 23550.
Sheep Keeeipts, SOU; shipments, 2,7iiO head ;
demand fair and market .-teudy ; inf-iior to
lair, $i Ul3 25 ; medium to goo,), f!4')Sj4;
ein-lco to extra, il 20i4 80.
lra:n atttl Itovmiou yaotinnn..
Onuo'clncb quotation? of grain and jir.tvu.
lon, fnrnished by S. K. Yimd:. Kiotfjv. I5(
E:ist King strcot.-
Nov. C.
Chicago.
Wheat Corn Oats fork Ijird
Nov .04 .(.2'i .3SJi f8.40 11.15
Dec i4 .CiVi
Yteir 1)4;-;; .&! 18.45 11.17
l'eli-oleii'i. Oil city. ....1.25
Stock market.
Now York, I'hiiadi-lpiii-i ani t.o-.-it stoetcj.
also United States IJor.ds r'poUc! il-itlv by
Jacob It. Lon, 22 North Queen stn:er.
Nov. ti.
Ifi-iM :Ml S:fcO.
a. n. v. . r.K.
Denver A Kio Urande 52Ji 5i!4 0
N. Y..Lako Erie ft Western.... :i ."1
Kansas and Tcraa S.V :zi 35j,i
laKkft Siiorn il.'VV. HSIiJ HS
New Jersey Central 72!i Ti 7i
New Yorit, Ontario W 27T; T,? 27
St. Paul, M. &. Omaha 4-J,' V.t;$ 'i
Faeinc Mail : S!i SiJi
Itochestcr ft Pittsburgh Vl';4 Wi si
Texan Faeinc 41. 41 V)i
Wabash. - ...mis ft Pacific.... Zi'A s:i 33
Western Union Tel. Cr. vi s.t-H ftsjsf
Pennsyl van la Central to tali w
PhlladelphUft lieading ?:(, 'i'A S.Vit
Northeru PaeiUe Com 4i, 4.V;J 4.Vi
" " Preferr."!.... U.i 92i
r.ntrulo I'iUa. a West 20
Cattle itlarket.
l'liiLADtLrniA, Nov. 1. (.'attic market dull:
sales, 5.UK) head ; prime AQ;7c ; good at 5;
Ke: mciliiim at 44?iTJc; com 11011 at Sji'ul
; fat cows. 3440.
Mhcep market dull : sales, 17,000 lie.id ; good,
tyiQ&Av ? medium. l4Jic; tali, :'4j.lc; coin
mon,2jQ3c; veal cat vim. 7J10e."
Hogs in active .Sem-iiid ; sale. S.tHH head;
selling atloftli'e.
KX 1 Kill A IN 31 -;. 'I'rt.
lULTON OPEKA Utll'SK.
Monday, Hovamb9r6, 1332.
Antliouy & Ellis Famous
lOKALUOb'ULE COiiPANY
In the Jlijestlc Spcctiieul'ir Kcvivnl ot li:miet
1'eeeher at'iwe's Ctvat Moial and liiimoitul
Work.
17 NCLK TOM'd CAI'.I.V.
T11E2UKEATI':T LIVlMi TOi'rffKS.
EVA and her jiet pony ' ISismty,"
"KNOX'thesiiijlIeitdonkeyotifheefaae-
TIu; liuefit bund ot coloied volee-t In the World,
the MEMPHIS UNIVKItITV hTUUKNT.S
and PLANTATION TKOUIIAIIOUKS.
Our pack of
MAMMOUTII TRAINED .'iltlEUIAN
HLOODIIOUNDS,
Iiitrotluclng tho thrilling bloodhound cliuse,
the Ohio Uiver in a snow itorm, tlm great auc
tion slave marl.
A CASCADE OF ItEAl, WATKIt,
Grand transftrmatfoii eeneeot the Keanllfiil
tiates Aj.ir. Eva's Ajeemlim tlir.mglithu gol
den ga'es 5o heaven.
KESEKVED SEATd SO CENTS.
(J ENKKAL ADMISSION 35 CENTS.
CIIILIll.r.....-.........-..........oC.r.N AS.
No extra. Nn higher. n2-4td
TjUl.TON OPEKA Itt)lK.
Tuesday, Novembor 7, 1832.
The Acme of Mlnitrel Art.
The Pinnacle or Fame.
THE WOULD FAMOUS
M. B. LEAVIaTS
OFpintean Minstrels.
40 Famous Artists 40
EVERYTHING ENTIKELY NEW. NOVEL
ANDOKIOINAL. A STEKLINU DE-
I'AKTUICE FROMT11E KELICS
OF ANCIENT UlbTOIlY.
Au-angeinents have item i aileitml the Elec
Hon Ueturn-4 will be read from thestageas'
soon an received at the Telegraph Office.
43-No extracharge for Reserved Scats,which
can bo seenred at Opera House Office. n.1-4td
Tj'CLTUN OPKKA UMVSK.
" GRAND MUSICAL CONCERT -
BY THE RENOWNED
BIMGOLD BAUD,
OF READING.
-ow-
WBDN38DAY, BVBN'G, NOV. 8.
John 31. Stephens, Elocutionist,
In Popnlarund Humorous Selections.
Cornet Duets by MESSRS. J. WINTERS ami
HOCK.
Baritone Solos anil Clarionet Solos by
BA31U MiSUUAlUU.
ADMISSION 35andMcts.
No extra charge for Reserved Scats. Seats
secured at YccKcr's Office three days In, ad
vance. SPECIAL NOTICE. Excursion tickets will
be sold from all stations on tho Reaillng ft
Columbia railroad to l.nncaster on Wednes
day, nt halt tare ; tickets good to go on all
trains and good to return on any train on 8th
and ath. Special train will retnrn same nteht.
Lcavo Lancaster at 11:15 p. m. nov,7,S