LANCASTER ,D AILY INTELLIGENCER. THUESDAY, FEBRUAKY 15, 188&
rOLEMMA NEWS.
"i k :i mii.An ijifuuvsi'iiNuKMi't
! --n:-. .lil.ijg ili hUM-ucJihiiM.- Hem I
luterr-d lti :i:xl Around tlm I'oieugli
X'likeil up t til 13 lutein-
;; ncPi-Vt l8-e;tr.
Tlm pay car of tliel'eiir.f.ylv:in.a lailread
company was in town this afternoon.
Ttn: fail .imi ftMival of St. Jelin'h Lu-tliei-an
cbuich will op"it this cveniu;; in
Oil.! Fellows' nll It :.h(jii!d be well
patreni.ffl Ity t ! c:ti7-u- of the town.
Te nioiev (Ember Ji.iv) pruer ant!
litany v.itl be h"M in St. I'.uif's I. K.
flmicli :' l.-)'1 ';'. '. ; tviuiitj; graver at
J:.!) p. j.i.
But few x u!ri,n:M.h went te Philadel
phia fieiu this jrldte this meiii'mc. Tup
athui m-jiiis te be anami.c the ex -ur--jeii-s
of tin: H Jc C. and I'eniislvauia
i.'.iheatlh.
Ml. Fra.ik L.t. h Lu.s . e far recevciul
fiem tin-1 fleets eltliel.it- f-hoeti-)racci-lei:t
as te lie out of the l.eisbe. He made
.bib liibt anncai'iuc- Mit thortn.etbve.sler thertn.etbve.sler
day. A -leg hhev.in iiiitein of lij'dio).lio lij'die).lio lij'dio).lie
bi.i wis hilled en Leanst htreet by Officer
l):.i!;i-i this morning about 'J o'clock.
Tbt ani-nnl li.-d, atti.iett.il the ellicd'h
ititiiU'ii by its htiane conduct, and as
i'ie svmpteins of ina'!ne.-.s wni se eviilen".
h" deemed it b( .-! te rii.-p itch it.
Tin; opera house will he occupied en the
"veiiies of l'ebniiixy - 1 and tilth, by
Little. ". ' Veild" Comhinatiei).
" I iifle 'i eni'n (Jabiir' will Iji jh M-cntcri
heie this evening by Minnie Fester',
company.
A IIvditclltMi Te lie .".l ,!'.
A 10 percent, i-iluetien will be inside
ii the h:i;i ji el tbeeinjiloyee.sol'tlio Ilcuiy
(.'lay and St. Chat let? fnrnaees, (latini;
ttetn 'In lJ0.h of Fcluuaiy. Twe ltdnc ltdnc
tiesih will tin it have taken i!ace at tlie.-e
liun.ti within two months.
i'c-Miuit: tlc:itn::i
Mi 1,. V. lliubaids, aCel.nubia boy,
i'lm Lirphiytd .it ' Chester Meel v.eik;,
in C'hcstf!, ln.s l.i-t'ii juoineted te the le-r!jrin-:l)l'i
(--it :: efhi-,1 1 in.-ji'.'et.ir.
A biie and b-ua.ii. -iiilliiiav tr-tlv
was held at iLeie-ii lift- ei Mi. IJie'.vn, I
eernf-r e' Filii and Locust .stieeth, last I
ibl. Y "imi.; .t.lic . piincipally wen pie- j
w n anil pent, a d-nht:nl evening;, j
"tlu J'clret buddy, i
At a 1 ms met tii;' of (he J.idies' iclicfl
..eciely, it wa.s ) picU ti by this M'eietai.v
that 1-1 vi lulu .. nl (j iu:..ni Liuiih-s had j
been leecivintr :issi:-iuc3 fiem it. A '
iipeit ,f the aiticl'.-, tUl cutl te theoe i
l.timlii .s was jn :e.'tid..:s was also a icpert I
el tlie pi 'til ii- f!iict-s t! the -..-.seciatnai.
A ytMjil v.i!c has I. ten done by the ladies
I'Dinpi'Mi: tiiir. chaiitabie ei.uii. ltien.
Sljt.itt Sier .liijiDluted
.I'diii S. Snyder, Mdten MfKail.mti and
Fian.'c Unity have bs en eitieied te np.nt
for instiii'jtieLi.-; in dbp.itcheib duties, at
t li-i tii-ti'.'vi:-i"r. flit-;-. u the east vaitls
1st" I ' !! i'tu thai the duty limns
of i be di.-ji ile! .., :i tli!r jilcfe aie te be j
letMiu'tl :!-(ii 1'Z te . benis, .n.tt it this, be
eciret 1 1 li- .. tit leinen vill be as-allied
ler tiu:.y .i lut' flicts in Celutubia as dis
pateheis. The seleeln:i fei thiheie.ipeu
sible poMiieiis was v.eli made.
T!ie Slut e IVerltx.
Tl'.e v niinenei-iieiil of opeiations at ll. i
Kei lj iii '.veik.s w.ii v. iltits.'-efl by
li-aiK Ions I'uiidittl spic' ittns yesterdi.y,
all of the pt'reip.tl ini-n el ike company
heiinj inr.'-nt. 'I he tnci was libteti in
the cupola ;n lb'" ineiniiifi, aud the fust
heal '.u? iii..';e a, lour o'eleek in the alter alter alter
iioeu. The iiea-uitr el the company, Mr.
. I1. Detwi'er.t ..li'.cd het i tiie cupeia the
tii st bulb !t;ll of sh;;s Eveiytbin;; eper
."tetl n, f'-ctiy and tlie'iealeit sati.-factieii
at tin' . ul , vis bit and exposed by
fveiy p im! pie-eid. Tne uen which
was tiir.f'I out a-i." a .sujMiier charae
I it. All j.atts el a stuve were made at
lli!- ibe lirst eastjii. Thirty liiv usenlil-
ss isi-j'ev, ..t v.eik, aid the bak'nee if
tjn, f.it...( ,-,liich is yet at Spiin Uiy,
will ..i mv- heiv. i'5 asheil time.
WlCii-t'Kt) ri'-I.VY.
eiiul lii;liii"i till TIie Tiaek.
Tiiim wi (!::. tuseciini u the Pennsyl
. tiiia ra'lie! i mis juivuiuauii travel was
leiisiderably tb. lay ed.
About two o'clock tiii:; morning tngitji!
J7e ran into the war eiicl el tiie train
drawn by tii";:',e ."i'.IH, jul east of the i
levvui at .J!-: L-ek Tit. te eass aud a
oab-ie-e el the littc vtoie domelisht'd.
The tr.siiiR wie s;ein .test and the one
..'t aii had siepp-tl. It v..i.i ju.ii. pulling
:t when ttie cue a'K'id ran into it.. The
t ar n.i" :t;l tpty The liae's we it,
bio ked fii live hetu.-.
A5 out S:'!0 . ni. inline !S1, caM-vard
bound, jati into the imsr of the train
drat'n b Ltniiue (5'J5, ..t Neilli Bend.
i';;inii 4S!, the caboose ui the front train
in'l a nuin'ier of ctr veto thrown from
tin: track. All we; e damaged. Theueith
track was blocked Fer an hour and the
Houth ene for two hour.:.
J Je! ween 9 and 10 o'cle.;t engine '.kT,
t't tehed te the La:.c.i-Kr accniu'j.l.vtien, a
p.iSeOUL'ei tiani which inns between tins
eiiy aud I i lsbiu g. v..i5 thrown from the
tiack at the S'lippc-i st-'oet biidge. The
eitlent w.i r iiisi-d by the breaking el a
bMt in the "loevod ti..ck. Xe one v.'a::
hti'ban.l little iLuuage v,a-. dene te the
engin- wit iii ii; lepkfi'l in a couple of
hour:.
TUB Kl'.i:iY sTOVJI AV'tJIIItS.
1 V-r.v i.rt'itlt.iule liiitcrprlse le HioTenn.
The Iveclv stove weiks l Columbia
wuc uecesbfully : taned yestei day, when
the liisl t-.i-li'is we;e ni.tile in the
ptcsenee of a luntereufi audience of inlei
ested people. It is an enteiprise veiy
ei edit tide iutieeu te the Columbia capital -ii
who li.ivc atlwn'.mi'd it. The capital
in sted i.s $12.j,000 .wni the buildings that
!i,ue b. en ef-ci'-d are .is compiete as they
c mid be i-wtde let their purpes", be
sub bL'.tig very handsome. Tne
easting beti-e i.s lea.Iy a beautiful
loom. lighted all atoned aud affording the
ve.y b.-st l.icilitits for the weik. In the
'eat font t.ttry Plain building, the base
men! is devoted te the storage, the lacks
i the dill'eien piece.-, el the vaiieus
.-tin s : li' puct.; of each atove bding jiufc
each in iti own bin, ,e thai
an tuder fei a ceitain number of
stees is litled by r.tkmg a like number of
each of the pails of the stove out et the.
bins aud bending by clov.iter t the loom
where they aie put together :or shipment.
The ellices and wetk looms are en the
liist and second lki i.s, the upper limns
being used ler sie;ag A railroad siding
at the deer takes away the finished stoves
and the t-iieee--!u tit' rt ei' the manage
inent under Mr. Ilaldfiuau as piesident
has been te arrange then works se con -nientlyas
te sicuie the veiy utmost
i.'uuiuj in the luanufactme ei their pio pie
tiuei. "I lie ". t'lejil'iine Ollite.
The cupola being erected en the top of
i.ily hall will bs for the use of the tele
phone company, -which will have its eflicc
m the thiid story of that building. Cress
arms will be placed upon it and the wires
will be fasteutnl te them. The room is
being fitted up in line style for the use af
the company, which is" new connected
with Celumhn. In a short tinie a line
will be run te Ephrata. Lititz aud Man
heim. Vj-eursJeii te X'lilli d?)jl:i:i.
This meiniii 129 psisen took advan
tage of the Hxcur.iien rates en the Pcnn
sylv.inia mad te Th bdelphia ; thirteen
.t nt by the Beading.
1'nltl Off.
The pay car of the Pennsylvania rail
road came up ibis afternoon aud the em
ployees lfcceived their money for the
mouth.
A KKVtJLUriUNAKY LETZCIC
A L.mc iHter Soldier in Ueiuiiiaiiil nf 31 ri..
AVahlilDgten'a Uunrtl.
The foilewinK letter was wiitten by
leba Steele, a captain of the Continental
at my, te his brother, Wni. Steele, Lincas
ter, Pa , liem Morristown, li. J., 14th of
.luii", 17S0 The original manuscript is
in p )s-essieii of Miss Marguerite Cabtillien,
of Nev. Jer.sey, who is a great grand
(jaiigbt'T of Captain (afterwaide General)
Steele. Hen. Steele was a native of Lan
caitcr county His parent intended him
ler the iiiim.stiy autl lie was under the tui
tion of Kv. James Litta, at Chestnut
Level. At the b:eakini out of the Beve
t'ji-enary .ar,fiill of asderand enthu.'ia8m
he l.iin.iuk bin sindies and euteied Wash
inj'te'i'r-armj. lie v. as weuhded in the
sh'-uldei at l! battle of Brandy wine, and
abnett le.st his ble by unskillful Mttgeiy.
On leoeveij he letunitd te his command,
served thieui'li the war. and was with
Wa:liingtnti at the surrender el Cemwallis
at Voiktewn. In IfOrj he was appointed
collector of the peit of Philadelphia, and
l.e held that cilice until 1827, when he re
signed. This letter will he leatl with
special inteiest by Ins nuiu.-ieus friends
aud lelaliverf in this city :
Di:ak Wii.i. : 1 have emitted sevcial
opjii-itunitiesel wiitmg, with a daily ex
p station of seeing you, aud my biether
in- law, Jacob Bailey, which 1 new cease
te hope for, aud as we have taken the
le-lil ler scveial days in eenseqdiiice of a
sudifen arid unexpected excursion of the
enemy, from Staten Island into Jcisey,
who have (as usual) committed the
niett cinel aud wanton depredations
by binning anil destroying the houses
and piep-nty el many peaceable and
defenseless inhabitant; ; but the most
sti iking instance, of their baibarity was
in taking the life el a most amiable
ladj, wife of Paison Caldwell, who left
nine small elnldien, the yeunge&t eight
months old which sat en its mamma's lap
a witness te the eiuel murder, though
insensible of its less ; nor did their bar
banty endlheie ; !eratcr seveial skir skir
miehes (in which it is thought we killed
at least leO and a nioiieitioual number.
tegethei with seveial ellicers, one of
which was Ganeral Stirling) they ictiied
te Elizabeth Town Point, wheie they re
mained. fortifying and possessing turiu
.vehes of putrj e! the town; aud 'tis said'
that two nights age they made an indir.
ciimiuate saciiliee of all the ieniahs in the
pklce ; a cimd .slaughter iudeed. Yestei
tla a captain liem the British army deser
ted te us, but he is beyond a doubt n
damned rascal ; but it all conspired te
make gleriuiis the ouee dreaded (though
new ignominious; anus of Britaiu.
I am at piesent enjoying myself iiicom iiicem
patably well in the family of Mis. Wash
ington, w1kk. Kiiard I have the honor te
eeinniand since the absence of the gen
eialaiitl the test e! the Family, which is
new six or seven day is. 1 am happy
in tint importatiee of my charge, as
well .n in the pii'seuce. of the most
auiiabie woman upon earth, whose ehar
aetei should I attempt te describe I
leuid i. et de justice :e, but will only tay
that 1 think it unexceptionable ; the liist
and second nights that I came it was ex
peeled that a body of the enemy's hoi se
would pay us a visit, but I was well pre
pared te receive them, for I had net only
a geed di'iachirienl el well disciplined
ttoep-- uii'ier my command, but four
iu-.mi-1-i.s e! Confess, who came as veluu
teei.s with their muskets, bayonets and
atuiii'ifi.iu. 1 assuie you they have dis
posed of a greater shaie of spirits than
.ou ghave or ever will see as lenj; as they
cxis'. I leive you te judge whether tlieie
is net oensideieblo merit due their com
mander. I only wish 1 hid a cenipmy te
ceiii'iiand ler a, jcamjiaign, and if you
weulii net, s-e an alteration in the. censti
ititieu of our arniy against the next, I
would suff'T te lese my ears and never
command i enuressinau again. The
rations the have consumed ceusideiably
everbalanee all their service as volunteers,
fei they have dined with u- every day
a' most, and drank as much wine as they
would earn m six mouths.
Mike my best leve te my dear sister
Bet';, paii'iit", hi ethers and sisters, as
well iv te all my geed neighbors ; but in
i me.t ji iitiettlar inauuer te somebody I
can't write te for fear of miscarriage.
I am your aflictieuate brother,
Jehn Stkem.
lit ddqiiai ters, Monislewu, June 11, 1780.
Niat'Miioicuueii wi;vvs.
I.K'iitH Airuri tlie County 1,:m.
Jacob Pred or some time age sold his
lain, of 40 acies in Lillle Britaiu twwn
.ship. te Samuel Stelfey, of Beiks count v,
for !-:J,500.
A daily mail has been established en the
leufe from Ocloraie, IjaucasttT county, te
Atglen, en the Pennsylvania railroad, via
Collamer and Stecleviile.
Ames Heffman, of Perry county, butch
eietl a hog, in the stomach of which he
"mud sixty-nine nails aud pieces of iron,
m all weighing six ounces. Seme of the
mils weic of lull length. The hog was in
a healthy condition.
The Pennsylvania steel wetks, at Steol Steel Steol
jen, ::e lepeitctl te be in a most ilouiisli ileuiisli
ing tiiuiditien. On the 1st of this month
work was begun en an order for 70,000
hteel tails, aud the department in which
aie maun (act ui cd frogs, switches and in
tei locking apparatus i.s crowded with
orders.
The iish commissioners el Pennsylvania
have netilied tha Legislature that there is
a Luge i umber of brook auti California
tieut, salmon and carp at the state hatch
ing lit-u-es, te be obtained by addressing
Cel. James Duffy, at -Marietta.
In Beadinsr, owing te the dullness of
trade the Beading hardware company's
feundaries have been closed until April ;
leO of the hands in the Beading railroad
cai siieps have been ndelinitely suspended,
and Wilsen's spectacle factory aud the
Peuu hardw.ue factory, employing tegeth
erniore than SOO hands, have closed for
the week.
A piize fight took place near Cleveland,
O , -(Osteiday between Jehu Marrou, of
Pittsbtugh, and Fianklin Glazier, of Ilar
risbnrg, I'a , for $'300 a side. . Beth men
arc amateur pugilists, being rolling mill
men. Glazier seemed the lir.st knock
down, but after twenty one rounds, tintl
iug both his eyes closed aud wholly un
able te continue the combat, he threw up
the sponge.
Articles of merger aud consolidation
weie filed in the secretaiy of state's office
yestei day morning between the Buffalo,
New Yeifc and Philadelphia lailway com
pany, the Oleau aud Salamanca, Oil City
aud Chicago aud the Buffalo, Pittsburgh
and Western eempauies. This action was
taken preparatory te receiving the chaiter
which wi 1 be issued te day under the cor
poration name of the Buffalo, New Yerk
and Plulauelphia railroad company, with
the principal office in the latter city. The
capital stock is $20,330,000.
A wax plant of extraordinary size and
attractiveness graces a room at the resi
dence et Cooper Stubbs near Lewlandville,
Md., icared aud trained by the skillful
bauds of Mrs. Stubbs. It branches near
the root, one branch extending around the
wa'l of the loom a distance 133 feet, filled
with handsome foliage and flowers. This
plant attracts much attention. It is 11
years old, having been planted and grown
for several years in Lancaster county near
Peach Bettem.
Diuukaud Disorderly.
Geerge Smith, a German stranger, -was
picked up m Middle street yesterday se
fearfully inebriated that he had te be
taken te the lockup in a wheelbarrow. He
had en his person about $7e ia bank notes
and geld. He was discharged thismora thismera
iDg en payment of costs.
S-irprlMi Party.
A surprise pai ty was given last night te
Harry C. Butledge, at 412 West King
street. About. fiflee.n couples were present.
aud, they putoefc of refreshments. The
display of flowers was liue, and all enjoyed
tbemselved.
efnr!e Appointed.
S. P. Sterrett. of Marietta, and E Jjiirk Jjiirk
helder, of Farmersville, have been ap.
pointed notaries public, their couijnisr-iens
datinR from the 14th of Febmary, 1SS3,
aud te run for three yearn.
DruiikH Seut Out
Alderman Ban sent two diunks te jail
te day for ."3 days each
riilr tftiiffi.
Tl 1 ttlieif will held a l.iir in Tetnp i.eite
h.ill, u incli u ill b.'ln en -.U.ttil.i iii-rlit. Uy
their !idTti-uinuiit eI-'-.v!i-i' lets et itltiae itltiae
tiei. an' eit.-ieiJ. Tnu l.tir uill 1 ter the
benellt et L.tnea-jtei Uivi-i m Nt fi. U. K. K
et r.
AIIIIHIIIOII.
" 77i Preft tr." Te-iiiniint.- .veiun5; "J he
I'lelis-iir " will lie played by t li-i eilmal
ll.-ulixen hqu-ire eeinp my, wlih Win II. I'll
lei te ar.d ei her popular people. Thcie has been
a lttsli ler lesertiud seats .unl they aietill
fjeintr.
HVEVlAt. A nrit '!-..
A rathi'i eynleal I.ulj. snuiewli.it et a lint,
-ays: in st men, like cold-, aie veiy eiMly
c,iup,ht hut ditllciill to-etiidel. Uei ini-dakc
isappatenl. Dr. ISiiII'h CeiikIi Syiup wiltcnie
any cold however .stulibeni it may be. 1'iiee
lb cents.
A itXMcnr itr JndU'estlen, Cuii-iuiiptieii,
Dyspepsia, We.ikiies, Fever, Ajrue, ele. Col Cel
ileirH JjlipiM lleef Tenie. Hi ludeeil.Vw
A 1'neMrr way te m-c a--l'iiii:itH" w liee.mtr.
I'se llale'ii Heney et Hotelieiiad ami Tar.
I'lke'e Toethaelie Dreps eme in one minute.
t i-luilced&iv
"lSmiIi en toeniH."
Ask ler Wells' " Rough en Cei ii--Quick,
eemplcte, peiinaiient cine.
-AiiitM. bunion'-.
" lie.
Celli-,
'III. licnsen'-' t'ileiy .md ('I'iiiihmmiIc
Pills, aie wm tli their wcihl m nl.i m nerv
ous ami hiek headache.." Dr. II. It. schHUiter,
et Ralliineic.
" "ne luclev ; n end nw'win. ; .te re
Itf. J)r Jlensen's .l.in Cure Ita.s ilriifit an-ay
(ill eruptions ami I'm iiiatli well" Ida C
Yeuii;. Ilaiui ten, IIIn.
A puie, liariulex", i flic.uieiis
iiieii. Liver Re-ulatei .
aietl-, sue-
Alulliei-Hl itliirtinrH:i IMettifru:!
Aie you dltitiiibed.it idj,-!it ami btel.en d
yeuiietd by .iKicK eleld -eilterini; tied ciyinji
Willi e.eni' uiliin. p-nii et cutleij; tei-th t 11
mi, uea one- and net.tlieitU .i MRS. WIN.
SLOWS KtlOI'Ul.Nti s-, Itlji' It ivut se'iev
tin peel lilt l.i "Ullcit-l lllliieill.ilel di ;ei. i
upon It; iheie i- no ml-Lile alieutit. J'u. .e
Nik'I ii iiieihct en iMiih m haii-' i i: -cil 11,
who nil! net 'llyeual ens-t thai ttuill ie-,u-latethi;
bowels, unit Rivu t.'dt te the iii'ithei
and leliet ;i!-l heulth te the ehlld, eperatlni;
likj in.eiie. It is peily-h :eite le use in .ill
eayi, and ple.i-.int te tl.e tasli , and ie the
pieieiiptten el one, el the oiliest ;.iil best
leniale pliy-leiiins and ntii.-ef in H.e United
Slates. Sold everywli. nu '.'" c nts a bottle.
iirJ.ly-M,WA&&w
iJ-Featheis, llbbei, elvel e.ni all be eol eel eol
eied teni.ileh that new hat by u-in the U'.i.
niend Djes. Di u-r-jixta sell any color lei le
cent".
It you can't sleep or an- lestlesiat night,
take bininmns Livel Kegttlalei.
Ue TO II. I(. Ceetir-in's iIiik pltiie ter Mrs.
Vti'imtii'A jXaiv y(lintial Vf. Fer blight
ue"s and inability et eolei aie uiiii(iialeil.
I'eiin fiem i te 5 peiimls Dlit etuns m Enjj-
lisll.Klll liOl natll. II-C -. l'liellls.
' I !?., Oi. Or !",'(' i ;
'"iiiMi. .N'-fjleet (M'fji'e it ,
ctt-.iblH L'i:ir PNui. e ;
l-" .' i.kjui hi.il I'm- i" s
thei-tee.atli like mwii hv; .'
neai btieuin na
i"iill3 in an In In
Ciiiid'inipiieu. .." in I i,e:iL.
,J an. I Ii it -t'lis.
but act dite'tly .hi . ', 'le'.aun dpi;., .ali.ij !
Ii'Mlallen, K'Ve tell"! It. -;i.iin, Rietn i'.i.l
C'Mij'hs, Ci.lairli, aed ii:- Tin out Tte'ibb a
inch rflnera and I'el HcSpe:.--"is -lie-lib -el
te. Fer lliltly Mil.., Cieau'm Rieiiumi ii
Troches hive biea recem .eie'."t by jihyd
eiaiw. :i!til alwaV" i'i.u e 'i ! iiiti-iactie i.
Iltt IllJC I'een le ii-! e , wIiIm .!.'! C .ilsT lllf l.e
fei neatly an en; '. fjener.itei, tii.'y h i .i .'i
talned v-) .iiiiiU'd mill; yeiDi ; theii .. --'aple
leuiidl"! d tlm af;e. Sold at i. .- -it.-, a qx
ivetvv hen mv-lvuT ! l..K.'".Jvw
The UuiiMtiy.
Who has eer lived any tin in the e niiitry
hut must have he.ui! el Hie iitue" el I5ui I5ui
deek as a bloeil pitriiier. Ruubick Rloed 15it-ter-'
euie iljsiei-.ia. biliousness and all ili-er-ilets
ini-lni; tieiu liupine bleed or deian,?ed
liver or kidneys. I'ric-el. Fer v.W by II. 15.
Ceeiii'.iu.ili uj-';i"t, l.57 and l.J JNetlli ijueeit
.ilieet.
Jtcltlnj; I'iles nvinpteii'.H :mi1 euro.
"'lie syinpteiu' aie meisluie, like peispua peispua
tien, iulen.su itching, iniie.i-iil by sciiiteluni-,
very disttessingly, paitieuhiily at nif-nU as It
pin v. onus Bi'iu er.iwliug in and out et the
rectum ; tin) private, parts in eseiu'Uu:es at
tected: it allowed le continue very set ions
lediilts may Jnllew. Dr.. Swaykc's All-
JIlCAMSCi OlMMKT "isil lie Is ltd, '-UIO ClIVC.
Alse ler Tetter, lteli. Salt Rheum, Scald Head,
Lfysipeliis. R.irber.i' Itch, liletehe-. All scaly,
Oritfty, Cutaneo"s Fa up' ions- I'i ice .".0 cents,
t! be.es ler$l.'iT. Sent by mail te any aihtre-s
en leceipt et juice in eilneney. ei thieeeeet
postage-stumps. I'tepned only by Dr. Swaynu
tc Sen, Ne. eJK N. Sith street, I'luladeliihla, '
I'i. Sold by all pieniineiit di tinist". awAYMj'a
IMLLSiue the be.-t for all biUieus diseiileis. "
Cure lieadache, levers, Ac.
-lyeetl.VwT.Th.V-S
Mis- Annie Le-jan. I'liiludelp'ii.i. Pa., -aj i :
" 1 h ive la'eu IStewn's liei Riltet a a teuie
and consider it an excellent pieparatien "
Fer sale by II. 18. Ceeluuti, iliuggi-t, 157 and
It'll North Queen htieel. Hi Ittiktw
J'ld l.ti-.
Samples live at Oroeei '. !i.
Ce., Makeie, I'liihulelplil.i.
A Rahtlcit X
Ili-.K'ld.v-Uw
Feit Lame Ruck, Sine ei Chest u-e SHI
LOII'S POROUs Jl'LASTER. Pi ice, i.- cents.
Sold bj II. 15. Cochran, 1 17 ami !.? Nei Hi Queen
.-licet, Lancaster. lebllced'i
new te sreure lit aim.
It seems blrunije that any one will suitor
liem the many der.inKeiiieiits lneuhl en liy
an iuipu'e condition ei the bleed, w hen SCO
VI LL'S -A RSA I'A 111 LL V AN I) STI LLINOIA,
erlJLOOD AND LIVER SYltUl will rotefe
pel lei t health te the plijai-.aloinni'uitieii. It
is inueed iiHtiPugtlien'u1.; -.Mtip, pleiuarit te
lake, a nl ha pieven it-elf te be the be-t
RLOOD PURIFIER ever diseeveicd, elleet
ually cmiiif? Screlula, syjililitie ili-enleis,
eakne-s et the Jidney,, Erj sipelas, Mala
lia; all nervous iP-erders and debility, bil bil
eon' complaint. anil all ili-ease.s !ndieatiii;nii
Impure condition et the RIoeil, Liver, Kid
neys, Stomach, fekin, etc. It corrects indi
(-cMjeii. A single beltle will piee loyeu its
meiitsasa healtli lenewer, ler it ACTb LIKE
A CHARM, especially when the v.etnpIauit ia
el an exhaustive nature, liavnu-a tendency le
le-een the natural i ij;ec ei the bram and uer
eus -vstem.
. rtER'S PAIN PANACEA ones a pain in
man and beast. Fei use vteinaliy anti inter
nally. UEIUIOR.-E POWDER5 eitre all dicease-i
of heie, cattle, sheep, hey.-', poultry and all
Livestock. A POSITIVE CUKE. mayil-S
Fer sale at II. B. Cochran's ilms toie 137
Ne, tli Queen sticet.
n.-DRT'i! uoiiBenoid IJauacea,
13 tlie medi oRecttve Pain Destroyer in
the world. Will most surely quicken the
bloeil, whether taken Internally or applied
externally .and thereby mere ceilainly reliev
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any etlier
pain alleviator, imil it Is warranted double the
tjticncth et any similar yieDaiatien. it cures
pam in tlie Side. Rack or Rowels. Sere Threat,
Rheumatism and all aches, and is TIIE
OREAT BELIEVER OF PAIN. "Urew'S
IIoushheid Pamacta" should be in every
lauuly. A teaspe.miul of Uie Pwiacea In a
tumbler et liet water sweetened if preferred.),
taken at bed time will ehsaji up a cold- 23 cts
b. bottle. roen-lydM.W&S&w
.Vi?- .1 UVKItTIHlUESTS.
l."t!t KENT. A ST'KK
icoerti AUD
1 Uuetiint:
tr ceiiiainitii' a roeiit. ;e. ju
fceutii Oueen stzeet. Apply attiie Ij. rELLinKN-
CEiinfliee. He
SL'K limil'T : UNCI!
Tills KVKSl-N'O
ut the Ti.'tnent ilelej. .Verth Quf en street.
Bei j'ner & Englr 's !) r en rap.
FitEOKItlOK WOEULK.
It Proprietor.
13l'IL!C5AI,K tlr- FUKMTDkK.
On FRIDAY. FEU. IK. 1SSJ. at West Wil
low, a hirye let et Heme Mannlaeturctl i'ttrni
ttitc, all nir. AlJe. a Itirsre let of Lent To Te To
baece. 'Matiil 1 et"P- !"it .'.' Uigurs.
Sate te cennnenei- .it li o'clock m.
1! Lint'S FL'JtMTUKK C.
S. Hess & te:.-, Atict-. It
! It-KLICSAL.!-'.-
.-tai'icuAi, irKi;iiUAiJv
i 17. lis!, en Neltli I'linee elrivt
ounesitu
Heading Ui-ptit, l.aiuajler.l'.i ,vii b-seld Hie
following pri-eii.il piepertj. . iz : 10 Utcetl
in,4 i-nwi " :th pm, ."') sie,tl. .! le:ir-j,:t!l Cht'-.-tei
:tml Lntic let- county ?let-!c illeiie-'. i
one-heie Humeus Jiucy uti'l lluriie-a. let)
tens Hejj: Maiime. IU til Stiau and Haj.
oed Mini, 10J30 tret, nbeiit fiOOOJeO'.Ieice
and Itnanl:1, and tii.tnv etlier .t ticle.
i-.tle toeemtiieiieu at t o'eleek p. Tit
lH-ltwAi'.iHt.lli H. K. KELLER.
C1
11 V CIIXhTAIll.K THB UD:K-
sined. h.ivuiL' neisveil the lioininatien
el tin.- Reiiubliean naitj let the ollieu'et tity
L'eiiatl-le of the Mth aid. of th tlly et
Lancaster, ter eleciien en Tuestlay. the i-Jth
instant. ics,-iecttullv .-elii its the su!ri'a:;M of
the voters el the waul, pledging hlicsell, if
elected, te U"- his bet einleaver-i te diehitrse
tliedutieset the pesitlnit laiilyaml inipar hilly
and te lheoali"tactieii et the iteneml public.
.Jl)Si;i'II lJUlNT-NALL.
11 Hud "513 K:ist Chestnut Street.
I J.
n:AMi savi.!;
I1A-5 REM'iVKD Ills
tiALLEKY OF PHOTtiUKAPHY
Tf
NOS. 42 A ND 44 WEST KING ST.,
MSi' Eiaetly opppe-t- tin Ohl Sl.-.nd.
eetll (imd.VwR
ir.S I'ATK '.IS) A'. II. K1-.IST, I.AI'K IK
Li l.iineii"tei City, deee.'.-eil. Lellers et ad ad
uiiiiistr.itlen en -aid t. slate having been
granted le Ihe iiniiei-ivnctl. all persons in
debted te ."(lid ileeedent .iiei'i'qui stcd te liiaku
immediate t-ettleiiii-nl, uuil tliese haviiiir
eltiitii! erileiimiids a-j.iuisl ll.e eitulis et atd
tleei dent, te m.iUe krewn the same te the tin-dei-ineil
wilheiit del. iv, ie-.idiiitr in Laneas
tet Cily. S. C. MILLl'.R. Aduiliiistj-ater.
W A. Wilsen, Se. Si Cenlte .Square.
A ttei ue1'. dil-ntdeawTh
L,sJ.-iTj: OK IM11I.1I I'VI.K, LATK lllf
J Lancaster city, l'a , deceased. The un-dei'-ij-ned
auditor, appointed te distiibute.
the balance I'-maMini in Iho hands et Jeseph
W. Maikb-y. udiniiilsliater et said .leceased,
te and um.Mifr thee legally entitled te the
same, will ut lei lint pnitie-e en Friday. Feb
luaivit. In the Libiary Roem el the court
li'iiiM, in tln-iiiyel Lutiea-stei. wheie all pcr pcr
.sens nilcleiti din iM diMiibutieu may at
tend. .1. E. SIIENCIi,
tl-ililTli Auditor.
J JSJIH.I; Si-i.i:. !N llJIMiAt. !'';'.5i:il
I AKYi', is.-!, will lie selil at Ne. III. Nevm
Iiet.tlieeuliie ilOUsLIIOLD FU KNITD RK.
Alaible-'lep Tat.'i ", lliiir Cleln l'ailer Suit,
II or CPdh Iteekii, Rad'ent Heme Jleater,
ISiii eN. liij-i-atn and Hhk Carpels. Window
Rliiuls and Seieens, Miners, I'leluies, Waul
Kibe and Cupbeatd, ISuie.iiis, Clniis, Demes
tic sen Jnj; .Maehine, Lawn Aleuer, CoeLsloio
and Raiif;e.Tv.e walnut .Marble-Tep lledroetii
Suit-. Hall Sail. and niaiivelber ailiiles net
n. lined. TIicm' things aie all neatly ne: and iu
"eiiil condition, sale locemenee at '.) O'eleek,
a. ut.
ILSllir.Bl.r, Auel. .IOILS W. ItEMICK.
R. L. Ikum'-t. Lleik. Jeb.O'.ltd
iSIMTK OK 1ltMASIS. C!X, M. !.,
Ii late et Lancaster el'v, l'a.. deceased.
Letteiset udiiiiuisiiaileii en h lid et-tate Jiav
ti.i been grimed te the tnulersiiiieil, all per per
seiis liiilehlid llieieteuti) leijue.-leil te make
imim'ili.nc i i ment, and lliei.u havni'-; ibiinis
or iiemaiids n-jainsi the same, will present
them uilheut del.u ler wit lenient te the im
deibiKned, leeidin: in L-eiea-ler city.
.IOIIN O. StERCKR.
JACOR t! AISLE.
Aditiimstr.ttoie.
W. . Wn.se..
c'iias. A. Lamm-,
Atterne. -
H!-CtilT!i
i.Mt ai.j'. at i'i:hitk.m!.i: is ok
1 leiedtlie Ur-l-c-1 "isti.e ,teiy ISriek I-WLL-LiNG
HOUSE, with laiKO t.vo--tery Itriclc
learattaehment. and Fr.inieM.aah l.eu-e hav
ing 11 loom-, bt iu -; 11 ill, l'ailer, l):an oil-and
Dining Reems a'a ' Kitchen en lirst lioer. (i
Red Reems and Rath Roem en i-eeend iloer.
and llni-hed Attie; l.ti-. Rath. HotandCeld
Water. Ibaler, Rir.e. Dumb '...lter. Water
Cle-el-. Geed Sewet:i:;e. Itou-e has Vaiieus
etlier eoiivenienee-; is well-lmished and in
excellent condition.
Al-e, en same pienii-csaic Iliiek -table ler
two holies and a Can i ifr lleu-e ter .six car
riages, and abundance, et truit. all -llu.ited
Ne. 117 Seuth Duke hlieet. Let 2iil. leet:
tjOvid rea-e:i ter -e'lne; 'teims ea-.y. Fer
liirtl'er narticiibn-, erihu ie-.iing et piciui-.se-,
e lit en
RAl'SJJAN A- 15UR.NS,
Real Estate Agent,
HM'idR ! We-t OliniKeSt
J T It. K. Hi' f.
LADIES' FAIR!
tOR THE I5EXEKIT OF
Lancaster Division, Ne. 6.
!'. IE. K.et 1.
at TEStPERANCE
Will be
epeniii'i
l.eiil
II LL,
SATUIiDA-Y, FEB. 17, 1883,
'Jent. nuni!- until SATURDAY, FERRL'ARY
it, iiiclusie.
spj:ciaj, ATjTi. re.v.v i:a::i i:vex.
jxa.
A Uiaml Oiiiie-tia,cenipiisiii It of Lamas"
ler's best known i.ni-ieiau will appear en the
Opening JSihl
ADMISSION lOC'SNT-j
lebia-ttd
11-
ATS, CAl-.S Al rUK,
Hats, Gaps and Fury.
JOHN' SIOL-. 1. 1- puiehased tlieentire sleek
et Hats, upland h u:s lately beleiij-iii'; te the
linn et Mm. 17. .V Rio.jlaMiienublc Ii liters, and
new eltei., theiii ler i-lie, retail and Mhele--ii'i",
at -rn atlv le.luced pntea at Nes. :il and
.! NORTH (JUf.lI.N .ST., the well established
li.it Stere et the lite linn et Sliult. A Rre.
Sjieeial ini'm enn nt- ellereil te country mer
chants. Mr -ides v. ill continue the Hat busi-111-1
ami cen-'.anlly keep en hand the latent
and In -d htlcs. !!e iias employed llemy A.
and Wm. shiiitz. d the late linn et Shult. k
Rie., w he ate cxpeiiencc'i hatters.
JOHN SIDES,
iSUCGl'.S-'OU'JO '-Hl'LTZ 'i RRO )
11.; U.I
i:h 7 f.KTAtNMV.A'l'H.
F
ULTIIN tn'CUA UOUSL.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1883.
, 1ST ONE TIME.
Original M.vli-nu SuarcThealie Cenip.-ny in
tli A musing Comedy ?ueced? :
THE PEOEESSOR.
Original Company.
Original Scenery.
All the Qii-ld Pretty.
Leve and Beinance
G2-S. R. M L THE OIRLS ARE PRETTY.
ADMISSION :.", r.U &"" CENTS.
RESERVED SEATa 7" CENTS.
Sab et Seats will commence Monday morn mern
ing, Fib. Ii,utOiieialIeu8e011ice. IlU-lwil
"j '"Ul.rON Ol'iiUA HOUSK.
Saturday Afternoon and Erc-ii'?, Wee. 17.
MINNIE FOSTER'S
MAMMOTH ANI GIGANTIC
UNGLE TOM'S CABIN COI
The only Genuine Uncle Tem's Cabin Com Cem
panv tiavclin. Exceliin; in every leature
all picvietib lepicoentaliens et tills lumeus
drama.
MINNIE POSTER as TOP3Y.
I5e-.t Topsy in the world, liitieflucing her New
sen-js, Dances, Medleys, Uanje Soles
Stnd Spciallies.
LITTLE LOTTIE BURKE ax EVA.
Reing the snialle.-t Child Acti ess in America.
Lnuagenient with the only Norlelte Coleied
S'tudenis. Finestband et colored sin-'eru under
engagemennt le any manager in Ameiica
Tcnnesseai. M:Ue Ouartcttc. Introduction of
the Trained feiberiaan ltloedlioiiiuls. Let all
thee .ildicn see the dwart donkey, "Dellie."
POPULAR PKICLS 25, tS and 50 cents.
"Matinee 15 and 25cents. Seats for fcale at opera
euse office. til It
SECOND EDITION.
THUKSDAY EVENING, FHB. 15, 1883.
HARRISBUEG DOINGS.
t?RuCBKDlKUS 1NXUE I.Et'ISLATUKE.
Senater Wallace' Laber Bill Amendment
He Speaks in Its Faver A Ku-.li et
Bill in Uetb Heuse.
Special Dispatch te the Imtelligejccei.
IIarrisburg, Pa.', Feb. 15. The Senate
constitutional reform committee reported
a constitutional amendmeut . prohibiting
the manufacture and sale or intoxicating
liquors. Mr. Knight's joint resolution te
reduce the number of senators te thiity,
and the nurubev of tin Heuse te fifty
was negatively reported, but vas
placed en the calender at the
author's instance. Cooper ellered a leso lese leso
lttlieu, which was adopted, that the Ben
ate adjourn en Saturday until Wednesday
evening next. Wallace's labor tribunal
bill was amended by Upperman, of Alle
gheny, te authorize judges te constitute
tribunals for the adjustment of labor dis
putes ou the petition el tnty per
sons employed by at least live
firms, individuals or corporations and
when they are flsbured that the potitieus
are representative in character and repre
sent the statement of at least one half of
each party te the disputes. Wallace made
au exhaustive speeeh in favor of the bill,
which as amended was laid ever for final
leading. The joint resolutieu ou rotreneh retreneh
ment of public printing expenses was
passed finally. A commuuicatieu was
received fiem the governor that he had
signed the Indiau policy concurrent reso
lution. In tlie Uuuse.
Wolverton's bill te abolish merchautile
appraisers was passed ou second reading
iu the lleuse. Neill of Philadelphia
introduced a bill authorizing companies
te be formed under the geneial
corpeiation act te supply light
aud heat by electricity, the eeuipa
nies te have the light te eiect wiies and
poles en any .streeet with the cent-ent of
the councils. A bill was Javeraniy ro re ro
peited te prevent the use of doleterieiio
diugs in the manufacture of liquet s. The
bill te create a state beard of health was
indefinitely postponed. The Mexican war
pension bill was passed ou seceud.ieadiug
with the amendmeut that ex rebels be ex
eluded liem the benefits. The Senate bill
te pies-cribe the manner in which com ts
may decide boieughs into wauls was
passed finally.
Till: CRt'AT DLOOD-j.
Hie Water Still Creeping Up '! Canum
tlct. Cincinnati, Feb. 15. At I o'clock hi-?
morning the river was eixty six feet high
and still rising. The sticanis above aie
also lising.
A Stucr Explodes.
This morning an explosion of a sewer
gas occurred iu a house en Wilstaek
sticet, in the inundated district, demolish
ing the heuse and burying seventeen peo
ple in the ruins. Officer Mack and a spceial
policeman, aud the wife and a two-year
old daughter of Mr. Miller, were taken
out dead. Three ethers are likely te die
and seven or eight were badly injuied.
The explosion was caused by men carry
ing a lighted candle into the cellar.
Slightly Itetter Prespcct-i.
The weather is very waim and
cloudy, with occasional sunshine. The
river is fluctuating, but is new
apparently slightly declining, and is
about sixty six leet, thiee inches iu
height. Il is expected that the floods iu
ihe Licking and etlier streams if they de
net swell the cuneut here will at least
check its fall.
Tlie Waters Iu This State
WiLLiAMSi'OitT- Pa., Feb. 15. Advices
received by lumbermen are that it rained
all day yesterday up the river at Clear-
held. There is a lour-feet Heed te day
and the water is rising at the rata of a
a feet au hour. The small streams ate all
swelling. A big river is expected here by
te morrow, aud these living near the ice
goige are appreheusive of danger.
AX WAStUIXUTOK:
Saealur Edmunds introduces a Salutary
Jtexoluilen.
Washington, Feb. 15. In the execit
live session of the Senate te-day Mr. Ed
munds called attention te the alleged abuse
of the privileges or the lloer of the Senate
by lobbyists and ethers who thieugh
the indulgence of senateis have been
in the habit of obtaining cards of admis
sion ostensibly as secretaries. With a
view te correcting this evil, Mr. Edmunds
introduced the following resolution :
" Ordered, That no person shall be ad
mitted te the lloer as private secretaiy
by a senator until the senator ap
pointing him shall certify iu writing
te the sorgeant-at arms that he
i.s actually employed for the performance
of the duties of such secretary, and is en
gaged iu the performance of the same."
After sdme discussion the resolution was
referred te the committee en rules and or er
dcicd te be printed.
Legislation in tlie Senate.
In the Senate, Mr. Merrill presented a
remonstrance signed by Oliver Wendell
Helmes, T. I. Aldrich and J. G. Whitticr,
againfat a reduction of the tariff ou books
below 25 per cent. At the close of the morn
ing session an exceutive session was held
after which cou&ideiatien of the tariff bill
was resumed. Mr. Merrill gave notice
that if the bill should net be passed te day
he would ask the Senate te sit long enough
te ruoirew te dibpese of it.
In ilie Heuse;
Iu
had
the Heuse a leug discussion was
en the JapauRse indemnity fund
after which the tarill bill
taken up. Mr. Van Voorhees' me-
bill,
was
tieu,
which had for its practical effect the
placing of sugar en the free lht, was re
jected by a vote of 20 te 130.
XlliS I'AliUUN VALiTD.
Tlie I'i leaner TVlie Atn Seap te Loek Sick
Carries the Day.
Columbus, O., Feb. 15. Isaac Kuapp,
of Fiement, Ohie, a life piisener who
was recently pardoned by the governor,
was learrested ou January 2 en the ground
that the pardon was secured by fraud,
habeas corpus proceedings were instituted
in the supreme court, which decided this
morning ihat the validity of the pardon
could net be inquired into en a writ of
habeas corpus, aud the prisoner was dis
charged, Judges White and Mcllvaiue dis
senting. This is first case of the kind in
Ohie.
AKallread Wreck.
St. Leuis, Feb. 15. Five of the six
cars of an express train were derailed and
wrecked twenty miles south of Moberly
yesterday. The engineer, Jehn Lester,
was scalded te death, and the fireman,
Jehn Murphy, was cut in pieces. Nene of
the passengers were inj ured.
m
Belief for Ireland.
Watebeurt, Conn., Feb. 15. Te-morrow
Kev. Lawrence Walsh will send from
New Yerk $12,000 for the relief of the
famine sufferers in Ireland.
Laber Strikes etllzed.
Tkenten, N. J , Feb. 15. The gover
nor te-day signed Assemblyman McLaugh
lin's bill legalizing labor strikes.
A Heavy Less.
Stamford, Conn., Feb. 13. The total
less at Cellender's manufactory, which
was destroyed by fire last night, was $225-000.
A Disastrous Wreck.
Chicago, Feb. 15. A passenger
traiu en the Crane" Trunk railroad
struck a'breken rail and three coaches
were ditched. M:s. Huldah Seaman
aged 74, of St. Viucent, Ontario, was in
stantly killed ; her daughter. Miss Hill,
was badly injured aud has beceme insane.
Many ether passengers were badly in
jured. The engineer extinguished a fire
in one of the coaches with pails of water,
thus saving many lives.
rarllampnt Keas?inlleti.
Londen, Feb, 15. -Parliament re
assembled te day, and the queen's speech
was delivered as already outlined.
WSATtiUK 1NUICAT1S.
Washington, Feb. 15. Fer the .Middle
Atlantic states, cloudy weather and rain,
easterly te southerly winds, statieuaty or
slight rise in temperature iu the neithern
portion, lower barometer.
A Docter's Keiunrl-.'ible Hill.
David Robiusen, a physician of Patter
son, N. J., who piefires " Rev." te his
name, has riled with the city clerk a bill
against the city for $5,000, the account
beiug itemied as fellows :
"Tebieakiug up the ravages of diph
theria by showing it consists of a few
ounces of f'eieiqu matter iu the bleed
which can only escapi through the pores.
$1,500.
" Te lowering the death-rate of the city
te the extent of 533 lives in two years
(sce vital statistics of 1S7G-79 and 1SS0)
by means of circulais, letters, cards
aud tracts, showing what feer consists
of, $2,000.
" Te stepping ravages of smallpox by
showing that 100 cases of it cau be ex
pelled from the bleed in two or thiee
hours by the vigorous action of the
pores produced by het tea, $1,500. Total,
$5,000.
Dr. Kobinsen iudeiscs en his bill the
werds: " I can prove iu any ceuit of
justice that I have been the instrument of
saving 1,000 lives iu this city." Kobinsen
is noted for having wiitten many eccen
tric communications te the newspapers en
taxatieu and ether subjects. It
is thought that he has become insane.
Amencr the circulais issued bv
Kobinsen i.s one announcing a joint stock
company for the pieservatieu of 10.000
lives a year, and another proposing a claim
against the United States government ler
sei vices jendcred iu L'lCMiUuit Garfield's
ca-e, Keuinsun uavin, wua remedy te
the sick president's attendants with the
result, as he asserts, of piolenging the
patient's life.
Stories of i'uiiauay bl.ivcr..
Kev. James Freeman Clarke is deliver
ing au interesting eouise of lectures en
The Anti-Slavery Ceuilict iu the
United States." In the last of these
lectuics he related a number of inci
dents about fugitive slaves, many of
which are new te ihe miblie. Among
these i.s the story of Ellen Crofts, a beauti
ful girl almost white, who dressed as? a
man, took her husband as her body sei vant
and started for the North.Te hide her went
of beard, she put a poultice upon her face,
and te pi event detectiea by reason
of her iuability te write, she
put her right aim iu a sling.
Then by bluster and bravado she
get a pass at Baltimore for her servant
te go North, and he escaped. Mr.
Claike also told the story of
" JJex Brown," who had himself boxed
up and shippeil North. The peer slave
who clung te the guaids of a nte.uncr
leaving Charlesten, and who held en theie
until almost drowned, and then cried for
help, was net se fortunate, for the captain
of the steamer, upon his arrival at Phila
delphia, turned hiru ever te the pul..u aud
he was returned te slavery.
The H'i:j- or 1'lckpuckel!-.
Jeseph Parish, a man with many aiias3.J,
was brought te Syracuse, N. Y., by the
sheiifi", en Wednesday, fiem Chicago, lie
is lecegnizcd as the king of pickpock
ets, aijd known as the most clever iu the
profession, lle is wanted th'-re for robbing
Doles II. John-jten, of Fabians, N. Y., of
$i,0(J0 ou the Uiugiiamten division
of the Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western laihead Eoiuetime age. As
Johnsten was about te take a seat
in a smoking car, a man thrust a valise
into his lace while three or four ethers
crowded mound and jostled him about.
As .soeu as Johnsten recovered fiem hi."
excitement Le found his money gene.
Twe of the suspjeted parties were arrested
and have since been indicted, but the
third parson, who is thought te have been
Parish, get away. It is thought that he
is al-e the party who robbed :i mau of
$5,000 in an Albany railway eating house
a few jea-.s age, and who i-tole a pocket
book containing $1,000 in tlr- Central rail
way station in Syracuse.
lle Ou;-Jit te lineu'.
The late Lord Cardigau believed Hiatal!
the world was an army, aud every
thing therein was regulated by military
precedence. On Sunday, at Deeue, after
the usual Fervice, he sent for the local
clergyman, anil said te him: " I wish te
tell you that, in my opinion, the singing
of the children te day iu church was dis
graceful." The clergyman replied, with
due humility, that he vas sorry te differ
from his lordship, but that he could net
consistently ugree with him ' I
repeat, sir," said Lord Cardigan, "that
the singing was disgraceful I" " And 1,"
said the clergyman, " regret te repeat
that I cannot agree with you." " I tell
you, sir," repeated Leid Cardigan, " that
the singing was iufatueus ! I have been
an inspector general of cavalry for five
years, and I suppose I ought te knew
something about it."
JlAi:KiSTa7
l'ldl.idelplila IJI.irnet.
i'nu.AJJii.PUSA., Feb. l.i. flour strong, lend
inji upwards ; buperilne, ii 'i"i- " ;
extra, ilW.31 37: Peim'a Family, i'i I0j5 23.
Kve flour lit ft l-) ter pure.
Wheat Urin and unchanged.
Coin active and hi-jlier ; Me.encr, 70c;
Yellow and Mixfd. 7."."7'c.
Oats active and film.
Itvc none here
Previsions lirm and infair iebbln- tiade.
Lard linn.
IJutter lirm ler choice, ether srailes dull ;
I'll. Creamery extia, 'Ma ; Wc-itern, ,;53iGe.
Rolls dull. .
K-iRS quiet : Pa.27Je; Weatcrn, 'J.327c.
Cheesu quiet and steady.
Petroleum dull ; lteli ned, 7"2'7Ke.
Whisky at il U
New Verk JlarKer.
Nuw Iei-e. Feb. l.". -date and Western
stronger ;Iairlv active : Suiierllne Stat$-'70J?I ;
Kxtia de, $3 0123; Choice de, $1 3i)?7 00:
Fancy de, $7 Ulijiil: Round Heep Ohie, $10"
1 10: Choice de, tl3()7: Superfine Western,
itft 3035 S3; Common te Geed Extra de f.5 853
4 10; Choice de, $1507; Choice White Wheat
de. $6 23357 ; Southern steady : Common te
Fair Extra, H i0Q' 30 ; Geed te Choice de,
$3 !0i$700.
Wheat ieveri-di and excited : l8!"c higher :
brisk speculative ; Ne. 1 White, 51 11 ; Ne. 2
KeJ. Feb., SI 23'4 ; de March. 25Vifi!l 1", :
de April, $1 '-lm 2S ; de May, $1 2-J"4
1 20 ; de j une- l 2-)31 23.
Cern l-lc hij-her and iairly active : Mixed
Western, spot. .uiie ; ue tutures, TiygaiU.
tats5ffl)lc liiguer: fctate. lOft-llMc; Wet
ern, 4334-: ; Ne. 2 March, SOJSSOraC ; April,
51331c ; May, 3034a3OJ'c.
Live Stock Market.
CniCACO-ilegs Keceipt-, 23,000 head ; ship
ments, 4 300 head ; demand fair ; market
steady ; mixed. 3 00f?R C : heavy. $13 COgtf S3 ;
llht, $U W0 63 ; skipi, $t 005 00.
f.utle Kecctpts, 3.3111 head: shipments,
2 0ej head; dull and weak, wlthoutquetable
c'hanc : exporters and shippers dein little ;
dressed beet operatives and butchers the prin
cipal bujers; expeitH. 3 108-J20; geed te
choice shipping, f5 COSSrO; common te lair,
$1 0004 00; mixed butchere', 2 COgi 73;
steekers and leedcr strong at i i 73Q1 83.
Sheep Keceipts, 2,0(10 head; shipment--,
?,200 head ; prime ia geed demand and firm ;
market ler low grades glutted and very weak.
Common te fair at t3 00z,4 : medium te geed
at H 35S5 20 : choice te estrs, 55;"0iG 12.
East Libkbtt Cattle Receipts. MS head ;
market slew ; prime. tfJJ'J'ii; lairtogeod,
t '2535 73 : common. $45.
"Je;-s I'eeeipts 1.U0 head : market firm ;
Philadelphia-. 7 :iO(87"0; lialtimere, $70u
C7 10 ; Yorkers-, t 75SC iV.
Sheep Receipts 'J,W3 head ; market active
for weed and slew ler common urailcs : lair
I te con-1, fojje 50 ; common, $1 5JfJj 50 ; prime.
3J,1.
Stock Market.
New Verlv. rmiadeipnia and Lecal Stecb
also United States l'euds repeite.l dally by
Jace3 15. Lenn, ii North Queen street.
Feb. 13.
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tejt, turnNned by S. Ii Yundt, Breker, 15;
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ni.iuhelm boieugh lean....
MieUt.LM1KOU.S BTOOKD.
Ouarrvvltie K. It 30
MiUeisvtlleStreetCar fid
inquirer Printing Company 30
Wuteli Factory Wi
Has Light and Fuel Company
Slovene lleuse
Columbia Gils Company
Cf linnbia Water Cempuny....,
Susqiieh.inna Iren Cduipany.
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MISCKLLANKOItrt UONOS.
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Lane-i-ter utcli Ce.. due tst UK)
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left
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due Iu I ei20 years
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TOT5NPIIIE STOCKS.
Ifli' Spring ltv"iivr Valley $ Si
10.
ItridKonert &Ue-i-m1kh 13M
Columbia A Clief-tuut 1 1 ill 25
'.ilitm!ilii& Washington 25
Columbia .tltig Spring 25
LuucuMt rft Kphrata 23
Lancaster Willow Streel 23
Strasburg t Millport................ 25
Marii-lta.c Maytown 23
Marmtui fc .Mount Jev 2.1
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Laiie-isti!i-.; Williaiusteuii '23
L'lncister ii Maner 50
1. -in easier A Munludm. .............. 25
Laneatei& Marietta 25
L:tin-.ister . N:w Helland.. 100
Lulicy.'-ter.'lSusiiueliuiiiia 300
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t ariiieis Niitln'mil Panic... 60
t'ulleu National l.ank 100
l.'ineiister County National Lank.. Ml
Columbia National ltunk tee
Kphrata National Itauk I(X'
Flr-a National Itiiuk, Celuiiibla.. .. KH)
Fitst National Hani., t'ttasbiirg If
rii.st, National It-ink, Marietta KVJ
"irtit National P. ink. Mount Jey.. I'M)
Lititz National liank 10U
Manhei.n Nalienal ISar.it:..... IWi
Union National Hank. Mount Jey. 3')
Nev Helland Nattenul l&iulr I0O
. IKCJ'JLTjANEO us.
IjKIll ALiOiSICMAN,
W. D. STAUFFER,
jS-tlil SECOND WAUD.
OCUIUKNTAI. UiriIT!Ii:iiIl COKK.
iieader, have you n sere threat? Take
OCCIDENTAL.
A10 you tieubled with hearyencsa and
phlegm Iu thuthre.it? Take
OCCIDENTAL
Have you diphtheria or .scarlet fe,erin your
family t Don't hesitate te try the
OCCIDENTAL
at once. It never lails if taken in time. A
deelded change is seen after three or lour
doses have been taken. Tii'j
OCCIDENTAL
ean be had of any druggist in Lancaster at
30c and fl.ne per bottle. Don't tail te try it.
II. IJ.COCIlltAN, Nes. 137 undl3'JNei la Queen
street, ulwavs has it en hand.
eMindTu.Th&S
-VT-T1C1- 10 -rKKM'ASPKK. AMJ JUN-
Li NEUB. All persons are hereby lerbidden
tetiespaas en any of tlie lands or the Corn
wall or Speedwell estates, in Lebanon and
Lancast-tr counties, whether inclesed or 1111 1111
inclescd, eitlier ler the purpose of sheeting or
fishing, as the law will be rlgidlv onterced
against all trespassing en said lands et the
under ilgned after this notice.
WM. COLEMAN FllEEMAN,
It. PKKCY ALDEN,
EDWARD C. FItEEMAN,
Attorney ler it. W. Celcmaii'a Ilelra.
elii tltt&w,
K. MMAMNU'S UAKtl.
FIIIEND3 AND PATRONS ThU may be
the last chance te .secure the greatest burgains
iu iiu ivy-Weight WOOLENb ever elTured In
this city. Remember. I am going te close
them eutif possible thi.sseanen. Ihaveliandled
this class 01 goods ter ever 25 years. I am
thoroughly familiar with the merits et all the
leading makes et cloth in the marketandde
-ay I think the V. & H.aiulJehanny Edrec'ens
are superior in finish, mere, reliable in color
and meid durable than any cloths produced
in the WORLD. Remember, also. 1 am the
only man In this town that has tlm NERVE te
... ,.1.1... 1..... il.... lil. .It 1. it'nd .-nrid Thev r:m
only be had in the Targcr cities at prices net
leSS I IKlIl 5" I" fl-1 " -'. "- "' iw.Mh ......v.
out atitO a suit. I am having a great Roem In
Treusering'-. I am offering Ueavy-Wcighta
tiem J3.30 te-SlOa pair make a note of this.
1 have among my line the best English and
French patterns, that cannot be had in Phila
delphia for lef s than J15 te IS a pair.
Thanking the public ler the kind patronage
extended particularly since my great reduc
tion in prices. I shall endeaver te give en
tire satisfaction toailmypatrens. itelnir again
able te attend te business. 1 will superintend
every department, or the trade personally and
will guarantee te secure every one the great
est value for ti-cir investment.
It ..... n.n.l.mtlnna VM TO'irmntpd tn l)n Of
JH HIV III"'......"... ...v ....-.....-.-.. .. w
superior CHARACTER AND TONE from any
Otlier llOUC III .I"- uaniiauiih ..-.u. v.w,....jr
the best skilled workmen from the city. Un
less entirely satistactery te the customer 1
will net allow it te go out.
PLACE AX ORDER, AT OXCE,
AT
121 North Queen Street.
naTAIUtU. jaAX-FEVKK.
CATARRH.
Ely's Cream Balm
Effectually cleanses
IB
the nasal passages et
Catarrhal virus,caus
Ing healthy secre
tions, allays Inflam
mation, protects the
membrane from ad
ditional colds, com
POSITIVELY CCIUM
C4.TARBH,
COLD IX TIIE HEAD
HAY FEVER,
Catarrhal Dcalncs.-,
Heals Seres in Naal
pletely heals the
ercs and restores
the sense et taste and
smell. Beneficial re
sults are realized by
a few applications. A
thorough treatment
will cure Catarrh,
Hay Fever, Ac. Un
equalcd for colds in
the head. Agrecable
te tice. Apply by the
Pa.ss.iges, Subdues Ca
tarrhal lieadache.
trice 50 CaKTS,
tittle linger Inte the
nostrils. On receipt
et SO cts. will mftil a
package. Sold by II.
1$. Cechran.Druggist
137 & 139Nertn Queen
street, Lancaster, Pa
Ely's Cream Balm Ge.
OSWEGO, X. Y".
HAY-FEVER
ELY'S CREAM BALM CO., Oswego, X. Y.
t-.ugI5 eodjeewd&eoww-
Blyscre