LANOASTBEliDAILY.IBFrElIiLIGEKCEB. TUESDAY, FEBRUAKY 20, 1883..
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COLUMBIA NEWS.
OUK BEGDLAK COKKESPONDEKUE
i:eutH Along tbe Suiquehanna Items of
Interest In and Around tbe ISorengb
Picked up by the I&telll-
cencer'a Reporter.
Columbia was overrun with fights yes
terday and all resulted from the same
cause. As nearly as we can get at the
facts of tbe matter, mixed as the different
statements are, the matter runs thus :
Wash Dick and Winnie and Gee. Smith,
wcie out belling tickets for a ball which
the Vigilant lire company will held to
morrow night, and when near the corner
of Cherry street and the Lancaster pike,
abent 5 p. mM met a little colored boy
with a water bucket, which ene of them
kicked. A colored man reproved them
:or it, and after Fome words a fight
Lcgan. A laige crowd of colored prople
assembled in a few minutes, and
the boys were obliged te take refuge in a
shanty occupied by an old woman called
tbe "Widow Duuu." This was pelted
with locks by the assailants, and a num
ber of pistol shots were fired by both sides.
The only persons injured was the old
woman and Winnie Smith, the former
having her head severely cut by a stone,
and tne latter's jaw biing injured by the
ame tort of missile. A brother of the
Smiths, Martin, finally arrived vith Officer
Fisher, aud went into town. It was then
discoveied that the bevs had left their
coats in the hbauty en the "Ilill," and
they went back alter them. Anether
fracas ensued similar te the first, but it
ended like that; ene did ; by the boys re
turning te town.
Winnie and Geerge Smith then attempt
ed te purchase rcvelvcis at a hardware
iitore ea Locust strcet, but Tere refused
them. As they left the store they saw
Kaylc Jenes, colored, passing and, claim
ing that he had thrown stones at them en
the " Hill," began an unprovoked and
cewaidly a.s'-ault . Tenes was knocked
into a large iron trough which stands in
lrent el thostero and severely beaten He
is new confine! te his house from the
effects of it.
The last fight occurred about 8 o'clock
in the evening, at the corner of 2ud and
Locust tticets. A colored man named
Jeseph Little was intoxicated and made
use of abusive language icgaiding white
people. Martiu Smith appeared en the
scene aud a fight commenced. Little's
movements were iuteifercd with, aud after
being knocked or thrown down was
kicked by several persons. Smith was
pulled off from him aud he ran down Lo
cust street. At Flury's saddler shop he
was again knocked down and kicked, but
finally succeeded iu sheltering himself
within the shop. He also is uenfined te
his house by his injuries. A number of
ancsts m ill be made in consequence of the
:ibne affairs. White or colored, the
guilty paities should all be ferreted out
and .scveiuly punished. There has been
tee much weik of this kind going en iu
Columbia, aud it is time that it was
stepped. Let Chief Burgess Sneath new
de his duty. He is the man who should
attend te this matter.
Election Day la Columbia.
Te-day was an exciting ene te pe itie
ians. Every man who appeared in the
neighboiheod of any polling place and who
looked like a voter, was pounced upon by
the candidates in a way te cause the Lair
te stand en end. The contest for some of
1 he eiliccs has been si clese one, aid this
accounts for the feiocieus and manner
in which voters are attacked. Wittig aud
Fishci's contest ler the censtableslnp of
the Second ward has excited mere iutcicst
and comment than all the otheis together.
By midnight, or long before, if thoie has
net btcn se much cutting of the ticket-,
the candidates will be put out of their
misery el suspenss by kiiesviug the lcsult
of the election.
Almest :t If Ire.
The stable which stands .it the rear end
of the let el the Spy office was ea tire yes
tciday, and it is supposed te have been
the work el an incaudiary. If such be the
cae it is bold work, as the men employed
at Redsecker's stable almost constantly
have the building iu view. Fortunately
the lire was discovered before.it had gained
much headway, uu;l the type's from the
Spy ofiice seen extinguished the flames.
Hairy Dean was te the front of the battle
and woiked nobly.
A bpeclal Train for marietta.
FiankMaye, in "Davy Cieckett," will
givoeuo of his excellent pcifermanccs in
the Opcia Heuse te mouew evening. He
is supported by a superior ciinpany. Fer
the accommodation of the Marietta people
a special car will be ruu up that place by
Geneial Welsh Pest of the G. A. It., which
beJy is paying the company. Ne fare will
ba charged en the car te thesj who at
tended the performance.
A. Great Hall In Prospet't.
The aimeiy will be occupied by ether
parties next Friday, and the II. D. T. club
has been obliged te postpeno its usual
Fiidaydance one week in censequence.
Anether grand ball will epen the festivities
which usually fellow Lent, and the club
will use every endeavor te make it an even
greater success than that which it held a
few weeks since.
The Iieruuti ISudget.
St. Jehn's Lutheran fair and lestival
ended last night. The church treasniy
has beeu replcuished by a neat sum and
the congregation made happv by the
knowledge that they werked faithfully.
The lollewing services will be held at
St. Paul's P. E. chuich te-morrow :
Morning prayer and litany at 10:30 a m. ;
evening prayer and a short lecture at 4:!0
p. m.
Mr. Frank Dugals rcturucd home le
Philadelphia this morning.
Miss Frances Penning, of Pittsburgh, is
visiting fiieuds en Cherry street.
The regular weekly meeting of the Or
phean musicale will be held te-night.
Te niei row evening the Vigilant f'ue
company will held a ball iu the parlors of
the. engine heuse for the purpose of rais
ing seme money, which is needed.
Discharge Asked Fer.
This morning an attempt was made te
liave Frank Kilchr'st released en bail te
answer the charge of fornication. It will
be remembered that the young man, iu
company with a number of ethers, was
charged with having committed a rape
upon Lizzie McClarcn. Kilchrist was tried
last ln.Il and was convicted, An applica
tion for a new trial was made and it was
gi anted en account of after-discovered
testimony. At a subsequent court the
counsel for the defense allege that it was
agieed by the commonwealth they would
net push the rape case but would be satis
fied with a plea of Riiilty of fornication at
the Match term. They new asked te have
him admitted te bail until that time. The
district atternev appealed for the common cemmon commen
wealh aud objected te the discharge en
bail ; he said that lie had agreed te accept
the plea of guilty of fornication, but it
was understood that as a part punishment
he was te stay in jail until March ; be
could net new tell what would be done in
March and he desired te consult his col
leagues. The man was icmauded until Sat
urday. At-sertH Ills Innocence.
Dr. A. A. Keth, a prominent physician
of Frcdeiick, Md., formerly of Lancaster,
against whom suit was instituted last
week by Mr. J. C. King for alleged seduc
tion of his wife en the 7th iust., states in
a card that there is net a particle of truth
in the charge, and asserts perfect confi
dence in his ability te establish his inno
cence aud " te thwart whatever effort may
be made te unjustly deprive him of his
honor, his reputation, business and prep-frty."
lUK KLKUTIONS.
Fer Municipal, Ward and Township Officers
Elections are being held all ever Penn
sylvania te day for city, ward, borough
and township officers.
In this city all is going along smoothly
at the several polling places, tbe " best
workers" in the several wards being active,
but net boisterous.
In the Second ward the main contest is
for alderman and the friends of both
Ferdncy and Staufier are working hard
for victory.
In the Third ward, where the Demo
crats are in a bad minority, the Republi
can factions are quarreling among them
selves. The faction led by Alderman
Barr issued a " last card " in which Joel
Haines, Republican candidate for assessor,
and Benjamin Henry, Republican candi
date for common council, are charged
with having cut the ticket last spring.
The circular, which is Bigned Many
Republicans," calls uponthe Republicans
of the ward te cut the cutters, and vole
for Wm. T. Wylie and Charles A.
Yeung, the Democratic candidates,
respectively, for the offices named.
The " Regular Republicans " issue
a counter-blast iu which " Alderman J. K
Barr (who holds the bast paying office
within the gift of the Republican party in
his ward), and his lieutenants, seveial of
whom are denying pecuniary benefits from
the party," are charged with conspiring
with Democrats te defeat a portion of tbe
ticket. When the opposing factions met
at the polls this morning Alderman Barr
opened the ball by asking Haines hew
much he owed him. Haines, who has been
the alderman's barber, told him he did net
knew hew much it was, but it was net
much ; whereupon Barr in au inseleut and
blustering manner told Haines that he
wanted his shaving cup leturned te him
I. d. q., and he wanted it polished up as
clean as it was when it went te the bar
ber shop. This new style of bulldozing
didn't scare Haines weith a cent, and he
don't appear te giicve much ou account of
losing Alderman Barr's custom.
In the Fourth aud Fifth wards every
thing is cry quiet. In the Sixth, where
parties aie pietty equally divided, there is
being a full vote polled. Iu the Seventh
and Eighth, the Dcmeciatic stionghelds,
then: is nothing special trj note. In the
Ninth the Republicans are making stren
uous efforts te elect Dana Graham te select
council, se as te regain contiel of that
body. If any Dcmeciat in that waid has
net yet voted, let him go te the polls at
once and vote for the ie election et Philip
Zecher, the Democratic candidate, who
new se faithfully lepiesents the ward.
Following is the number of votes polled
in the several wauls up te 3 o'clock n. tu.,
cempaicd with the vote polled la-t Feb- j
ni.iry for mayor and lass November for
governor :
M.i, Lew i net. Municipal,
Mi 1&S2. ISM.
Fust ae cs-i :;30
Sicerd r12 -ISO 480
Third 338 SCO 303
Fourth 45C 111 1113
Fifth 3S1 370 315
Sixth 391 302 445
Seventh 503 115. 410
Ei"hth 39i) 483 i!G3
Ninth 440 407 400
i
4 231
3,889
3.2S4
'cirlei. l-'ewir.
Theio aie quite a number of cases of
bC.ulet fever in this city. A. few .;!
the Milliners have been pupils el the
public schools, one of whom at least lias
died fitun the divMse. Toe meatest care
should be taken, both by teacheis and
parents te prevent a spread of the disease,
and peilnps no mcaiis will ire faither
tetv.iids the accomplishment of this end
than a stiict eufeiccmeut of rule 103,
which was long af4 adopted by the beard
of school dherters. It leads as follews:
" Ne pupil shall be admitted or letained
in any school while Iio or she, ei any
membui el the family te which be or she
belong, is libeimg undci smallpev, sca" sca"
let level, me.is'es or .bphtheiia, until at
least two months shall have lapsed since
the invasion of the first two named dis
ease, and two wc.Mcs afer the last two."
raimeil OjMlers.
Fer panning fifty ejsters piovide four
eunce: butter; lour tablespceufuls ciacker
dust ; two saltspoenluls alt ; one salt
spoonful white pepper ; one saltspoenful
mace ; two teaspoeusfuls whele allspice :
ene pinch cayenne pepper. Put the oysters
and their .iuice into a bright stewpan set
en a quici lire, add the buttci, salt ami
pices sift In the cracker dust, stir gently
till well nied ; at the fust boil pour them
intii a het tureen, enw'i and sei ve immedi
ately. If longer coeltcd they shmcl and
get tough and indigestible. 1 nis is tne
popular Philadelphia stlc of panning
eybters They aie often prepaicd iu the
tame maimer at table, en a chafing dish.
lyiiuiHllitble Letters.
Letteis addicssed te "Mrs. O. O. Ma
theis, Sidney, Shelby county, Ohie," and
"Mr. Jehn S. Downey, Peters cieck, Lau
caster ceuuiy, Pa.," aie held at the post pest
office for want of stamps.
A letter v. ith the following remarkable
uddicss, is held for better diiccriens :
"Mrs. M. S. Eugreff, West New Yerk,
Gutteiibeig, Pennsylvania, New Jersey."
The Kulglits of I'yIIilas f.ilr.
The fair at Tempeiance hall continues
te be well attended and largely patronized.
Mauy .11 tides were chanced off last night.
By an unintentional error the name of
Mis. Cenrad Snuner, oue of the most effi
cient members of the ladies eommittce,
was emitted in the lists published jcstoi jcstei
day. (letting Around.
The tioupe of Matt Gebic made such a
iroed impression when it anpeared at
Mountville last week, that the citizens
have ankerl them te came back and they
will play for the benefit of the old church
en Thuisday night. Elizabethtown will
be visit cd by the party en Saturday, March
3d.
Kellcieud
llev. James 1'. Mitchell, D. D., will preach
In the Memerial chapel en Seuth Queen street
this evening.
Amusomeiiie.
"Ilancii J'" To-merrou '11ns successful
mele-dianin et Hairy Meicdith's will be pie
suntcdin Fulton opet.iheuc te morrow c en.
ing, Mi. Meicditli taking the title rel The
play when heie beiere lrew a l.uge audience
with whom It was well received, Mr. Meic
ditli in his dual character of the twin bretheis
icceiving unbounded applau-e. The play is
illustrative of lite m the west, but Is de old et
the bleed and thunder characteristics cem-m-n
in plays depicting western cenes.
UJSATK8.
Ue'.tmw.-rCb . 20, lb&i, in this city, Jehn P.
Destmau, 311 the 7Jd year et Lis age.
Ihe relatives and lriend et the family aie
lc-pecttully invited te attend tne luneial,
Irem his l.ite resident e, Ne, 20 East Mitllin
street, en Thursday afternoon at 2 e clock.
Interment at Lancaster Cem -'ery. 2td.
SPECIAL XOT1VHB.
"Mis Pa-tingten, wl'at de you use for a
very bad cold?" asked Mi. Dull. "Hundkei
chiefs, ma'am," answered the a,;cd dame,
looking ever licr spectacles. Handled chiefs
aie a disidiratum in the event ei cold, but a
bottle et Dr. Bull's Cough Syinp 13 a necessity
because is net only ielicx, but cuies the
w er-t cold 6r cough.
r.,i- lame Bicfc, bide ei Chest use SHI
LOH'S POROUS iPLASTEK. Piiee, 25 cents.
Sold by II. B.Cechran, 137 and 131 North Queen
1 street, Lancaster. icblicedC
Tld Bltt.
Samples lree at Grocers, it A. Bartlett ft
Ce., Makers, Philadelphia. 112-26tdftllw
3-Fcather3, ribbons, velvet can all be col
ored te match tnatnew hat by using the Dia
mond! Dyes. Druggists sell any color ler 10
cents.
ii you can't sleep or are restless at night,
take Simmons Liver Regulator.
Ge te IL 11. Cochran's drug store ter Jlrs.
Freeman't Ifew Rational Dyet. Fer bright
ness and durability et color, are nnequaled.
Celer from 2 te 5 pounds. Directions in Eng
lish and Gcitnan. Price. 15 cents.
Say, maiden, with the raven hair.
Se beantilul and lithe and talj.
With eyes se bright and cheeks se fair.
Why jet your teeth destroy it all ?
Fer they are dark, and feel the want
Ot a selt brush and SOZODONT.
f20-lwdeedftw
Catarrh et the Bladder.
Stinging Irritation, inflammatlen.all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured by "Bucnu
palba." $1.
" Dr. Ucnsen's Celery and Chamomile
Pills, aie worth their weight in geld in nerv
ous and sick headache." Dr. II. H. Scullchtcr,
et Baltimore.
" Fite doctors ; no end of medicine ; no re
lief. Dr. Bensen's Skin Cure hat tlriienau.au
all eruptions and I'm neatlu uell." Ida C.
Yeung, Hamilton, 111.
Martin S. Fiajer, Huntingdon, Pa., sas:
"Insert Brown's Iren BItter3 with the most
gratifying results ler biliousness." Fer sale
by II 1J. Cochran, liu?gist, 137 and 111 North
Quci-n sticet. fl9-lwdftw
A pure, harmless. efficacious lcmcity Sim
mons Livci Regulator.
1'Ferr.E arc killed by cenglis that Hale's
Heney et Ilerehuunrt and T.ir would cure.
Pike's Toothache Dreps cure in one minute.
flO-lwileed.vr
I'livsn ias attest : " Celden's liquid lieef
is particul.uly useful in Diphtheria, Fever,
anil eveiy depiesMng di.eae."
11') Iwdced&w
The Country.
Who has ever lived anv tin c in the oeuntry
lint must have heaid et the virtues of Bur
dock as a bleed purifier. Bnrdeck Bleed Bit
ters cuie dyspepsia. hilieuness and all disor
ders arising fiem lnipun: blend or deranged
liver or kidneys. Pi ice $1. Fer sile bv II. B.
Ceclu.ui.dmggist, 137 and 139 Neith Queen
street.
Henry'" Carbolic Sale.
The best P-iIve in the weild for cuts.bruises
seics, ulcer-, salt rheum, tetter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds et skin
eruptions, freckles and pimples. The salve is
guaranteed te give perfect satisfactirn in
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get Henry's Caiibelic Salvb, as all ethers are J
eni nnnaiiens and ceunici icns. liice -;
cents. Sold in Lancaster :it Cochran's Drag
i-tei". 137 Neitti Queen ln et inyM-I
3Plaix Talk meu Pa Sswvvne Te Whom
It May Cencci n : Itching Piles is one of the
most annoying complaints known te physi
cians. Eveiy one-can tell whether he is thus
nllllcted by ebseivlng the following symp symp
eoms: Intense itching, paiticul.ulv after get
ting v.arin. It seem-, us it pin -nouns were
crawling in or about the lestnin. Sin ill Ininpa
euiPtiincs form. The private puts aie often
atrecied. The meic you scratch tlie worse the
itching. Knew ing that my ointment Is super
ior te any article in tin inaikct, I gaaiantee it
te cuie the voisteise et itching piles in exist
ence. Signed, 1I.SWAYNE, M. I.
Ir. S waync's Ointment is ulaoaplensant and
ellective cuie for tetter, itch, salt rheum, ery
sipelas, barter's uch, pimple-, and all scaly,
eiu-dy, itchy sivin eiuptien. Sold by nil
piemlnenl dinggisl, ei will be sent :rr .Toots,
(in 3c. stamps), 3 betes, $1.2T. Addics-, Dr.
huavneft Sen, Philudelphi i, Pa.
nctlS-ldTii.Tli&S&i
a i eiigit, ( eki or p'n-. lr.rtmi sieiiiu ea
stepped. Miglect Ire'iuenuy lesults in an In
curable Luuir Diueise e- Consumption.
Ilrew n's i-krwhlal Tre v de net disorder
tin t( mach like cent;h symp an 1 balsams,
biititctdiioetlyen the inflamed i ait:.,al!aliig
li ritatiiiii. Kive roller in Autlima. Bronchial
Ceugliv, Uatarili, ind ihe Tlneit 'Iroueles
. lueli Singci-miiil Iul)lic'?pen.l.er3 uresiibii't-t
it. I'Oi ll.ii ty yeais Brown's Beni .ill
Troi lie, hive l n rnceumicndcd by phjsi-eiau-".
and .'lv.ayj gi.'e peTlect -ntisl&ctieu.
Ila tiir? t,een tested by wide unit ee'ist mt u-.e
fei m-ii lv ai. eu.:e ei ei itlen, lliey liave '.it
t.i'ni il v.t) ,rii-rit'd rankumeng tlietewstaple
tfineilis e! t'ie age. Sold at iocntaabex
verv-i Iiim itiv-lvdTl h F.il w
new te secure llciillh.
ltupins tmnge that any oue will suffer
lie.n the many derangements bi ought en by
mi itiiptrc condition et the bleed, when SC'J
V1L1S3AHSAPAB11.I.AANDST1LL1XGIA, nrilLOOD AND LIVBlfhYHUP will restore
pi l lett health te the physical oiganizatien. It
U indeed a strengthening syiup, pleasant te
tal.e, aid has pieven itsulf te be the best
I'LUOD PUB1FIEU ever discovered, ellee'
n.illy cuiing Sciefuhi, Sjphlitie di-eideis,
Weakness et the Kidneys, SJijbipelas, Muli
lla; all nervous (Hheiders anl debility, bil
ious complaint) and all diseases indicating an
iinpuie condition et the Bleed, Liver, Kid
neys, Stomach, Skm, etc. It corrects indl
gctieii. A single bottle w ill piove te you its
meiits as a health renew er, lei it ACTS LIKE
A CHAllM, especially when the ciuipla'iit is
et an exhaustive nature, lia ing a tendency te
lessen the u.ituial vigor et the brain and ner
veus system.
. AUR'bl'AlNPANACLA cuies a p lin in
Dinn .md beast. Fei ue etein,Uly and intei ,
nally.
BKDHOltsK reWUhllS cuie all diseases
or l'er-c, cattle, sheep, hes1, poultry .'iid all
Ln c Sleck. A POS1T1VK CLTUL. maj 21-2
Feriale at II. B. Cochran's ding slen 137
Neil.i lluccn bticeL.
XJL W A.D VtSXi 1 ItMJSXT8.
I J enlv 10 ct. pe plug at
HARTMA.V-. YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
HlOltK.
17OUSTAIW FINK-COT TOKAUUL1, TU1!
be-st grade manutactuieil, 8 cts. per oz ,
or 25 cts. VA it), at
HAKTMAN'b YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STOKE.
J70K KKMl'.-A I.AKGK TWO STOKY
Buck Heuse. Ne. MI North Duke St.
A two story Brick Warehouse en Mifflin
street, between Seuth Queen and Piince
streets.
A Twe and a-halt story Heuse Ne. 29 West
Chestnut street. Apply te
A..J. STEINMAN,
J23-tfd ItTfcI.i.iei:iCEtt Oftice
GKNCINK SKAMLKSS 1ILACK KID
Gloves, witli live hooks, and only U.25.
Our Japanese Toilet Seap is exquisitely per
fumed, impievcs with nge.and is unsurpassed
fen-'settening and whitening the skin. New
Liiee Cellins. .1. P. SWARR,
tl7-lyda&l'u Ne. r)0 North Queen St.
fCTUKK.
I j A Lecture en"'lheLilc and Chiractei
et Thaldeus Stevens," will be dtllveied In the
FlratlWptistCi.nrcli. this city, en THURSDAY
EVENING nett, by HUGH R. FULTON, esq ,
ler the benefit of the cirurch. This is n veiy
interesting and instructive lecture, and ull
should hear it, as It will net likely be dcli er
ed In this city rgaln. And the .insti uctien
and information contained in it cannot be
obtained elsewhere. Admission 23 Cents.
fl7-3tS,T&W
ESTATE OFWILT.IAM IS. FINNEY, LATK
of Lancaster, Pa., deceased Letters
et administration en said estate having been
gran teil te the undersigned, all persons In
debted thereto are requested te make imme
diate settlement, and these having claims or
demands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement te the nndei
stgncd. W. LEAMAN. Administrator.
dl9 GteawiITn Ccntie Square, Lancaster
ESTATE OF LANOKLIJV IIintlUKLSIIAUU
oftheCityof Lancaster, dec'dl Letteis
testamenLitv en said estate having been
granted te the undcisigned, all persons in
ilebted thereto are lequested te make Imme
diate payment, and thec having claims or
demands ngaint the s line, will preent tliem
without del iv for settlement te the under
signed, redding in the Citv et Lancaster.
CIIAS. HIMMELSRACH.
JOHNG.IUMMELSBACH,
Jno. A. Cetxk, Executers.
Attorney. jlectdTu
TjiCINN
ft BBENEBAN.
BARGAI SS
-
KITCHEN GOODS, STOVES,
Having made Large Purchases at Forced Seles in New Ycrk, we are
prepared te offer
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO PARTIES GOING TO HOUSEKEEPING.
A Large Stock of GAB FIXTURES at the Old Stand of
FLINN & BRENEMaN,
Ne. 152 NORTH QUEEN ST., LANCASTER, PA.
ENSIGN OF THE TWO BIG DOGS."
JVEIF AJiVJUtTIHBMBSia.
"TOTlCE. TUK SUHSCRIBKR8 TO THE
i Stock cf the Miennercher Hall Associa
tion are hereby netitleii te meet at Mrenner Mrenner
clierllall. East Kirg street, en Wednesday
evening the 2lst of February, at 8, o'clock ler
the purpose et electing a beard et directors,
and te transact ether important business.
leb20-2tdU
DISSOLUTION OF FAKTABBSHir.
The partnership heretofore existing be
tween H. C. Weidler and W. 1. Messer as
pioprietei-sof the Lancaster Commercial Col
lege, has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. The Institution hereafter will be
continued under the management of H. C.
Weidler. H.C. WKIDLEK,
W. D. M09SEB.
The undersigned tahes this method of thank
inj' the public ler the liberal patronage be-
Rtewed en the institution ln the past, ana
trusts by close attention te duty, te mene a
continuance et the same. Patrons and ethers
aie ceidially invited te visit the school and
observe the method et teaching, employed ln
imparting te young men and lad ies a business
education. A vi3lt te the actual business de
partment will repay you for your trouble, and
w ill satity you et the impeitance et such a
training. ,,
Open ln the evening also fiem 7 te 9. Call
or nend ler circular. II. C. WEIDLKE,
leb20-3td 6 W. King.
II
VKSKV.
CANNED FRUITS.
TABLE PEACHK" in A Pound Cans.
PIE PEACH K in 3 Pound Cans.
PIE PEACHES in Gallen Cans.
UKATED and SLICED PINEAPPLES.
PKAtte in Pound Cans.
BLACKBEKltlES (Cultivated.)
CALIFORNIA FRUITS.
APRICOTS. EGG PLUMS. NECTAUINES.
UltKKN 6AGE-I MUSCATINE GKAPES,
CHERRIES, FINE DESSERT APBI-
COTS, only 2.1c a Can.
SOUPS.
Viz: Huckin'u Meck Turtle; Huckin's
Chichen; Huckin's Mullagatawne5 ; Rlchaid Rlchaid
sen A Robbins' Tomate
3-OKSERVE In our nextchange we will
give a list of the kind and brands canne t
vegetables
BURSK'S, .
Ne. 17 East King Street.
w
II.LIAMSON & rOssTEIf.
SCHOOL
PANTS.
Fer BOlS we have a lull us.oitmeiiter
LONG and .SHORT PANTS In gocd.'tieng
material, well-ewed: just the article new
wanted te wear out the Ceat previous te get
ting a new Spiing Suit.
Fer MEN'S WEAR we have a lull lineet
stieng, cheap WORKING PANTS. ODD
CO A I Sand VESTS that have been consider
ably lediiced in Pi ice, but aie decided Bar
gains. The remainder et our HEAVY SUITS and
OVERCOATS have Puces en them that can
not fail te piecure Us speedy f ales.
In TRUNKS, VALISES and TRAVELING
BAGS wc aie prepared te supply the Public
in all qualities and Pi ices.
In the FURNISHING GOODS DEPART
MENT theic it another SPECIAL BARGAIN
in a quantity et KNIT JACKETS for HALF A
DOLLAR APIECE.
The KAKLY SPRING STYLES in HATS aie
here, but ttie chief attiactien Is the SPECIAL
SALE of HATS and CAPS at 12c. each.
a-BOOT and SHOE DEPARTMENT will
open the liiat week in APRIL.
WILLIAMSON
& FOSTER
Nes. 34,36 & 38 E.King St.,
' AM. A-.' K'v H ,
t. A a'JSMf TA INJlJilV TS.
u
K. K. OK .
LADIES' FAIR!
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Lancaster Division, Ne. 6.
U. B. K. et P.
Will be held at TEMPERANCE HALL,
opening
SATURDAY, FEB. 17, 1883,
Continuing until SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
24, inclusive.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS EACH EVEN
ING. ADMISSION 10 CENTS
Jcbl5-ttd
PULTOM Ul'CKA UOCSE.
Wednesday, February 21.
The Most Snccessful American lIay. The
Oiiginal and Kealistlc Ameiican Mcle-Drama,
irustratlve et LIFE IN THE GREAT WEST,
entitled
RANCH 10,
lnlieduclng the American Auther and Acter;
MR. HARRY MEREDITH,
In the Supcib Dual Rele of
THE TWIN BROTHERS.
The play is in three a- ts and three tableaux,
piesentcd with en the new scenic effects, mar
velous mechanism, startling and surprising
situations, and au ariistic errav et prominent
professionals, in a MATCHLESS CAST et
CHARACTERS.
Al. McClelland, from Stemmcr'sKanch, own
ing five thousand head of cattle ; Tem Mc
Clelland, fiem Colerado, owner of the mine
Western Belle.-'
Twin Brethers -MR. II AR&Y MEREDITH.
Admission, 35. 50 and 75 cts.; Reserved Seats".
75 cts. Bet Sheet new open at the usual
place. T. SLATER SMITH,
117-it Manager
O FRANK SAVLOK
HAS REMOVED HIS
GALLERY OF PH0T0GIIAPHI
TO
NOS. 42 AND 44 WEST KING ST.,
JO Exactly opppeslto the Old Stand.
ectll-6mdAwB
IH -
TIN AND WOODEN ffABB
J OK BAJLB..
FOR RENT. A STORK ROOM AND
Dwellmg containing 5 rooms. Ne. 10
Seuth Queen street. Apply at the Iotkllieex
cxb office. tfd
FOR BBKT.-TBK STOKE ROOM, NO. 35
North Queen street, new occupied by
Ames HIngwalt. Apply te
THOb. E. FRANKLIN.
feb7.S,9,104cedtld Ne. 120 East King St.
TAOR RENT.
' Twe Stores and Dwellings, X os. 301 and
303 North Queen street, opposite Northern
Market Heuse. Apply at Ne. 303 NORTH
QUEEN STREET. dSS-tld
FOR RENT.
One Stere and Dwelling, Ne. 3"3 North
Queen street, opposite Northern Market
Heuse. Apply at Ne. S0J NORTH QUEEN
STBEET. d20-tfd
FOR SALE.
Deuble Twe-Story TWELVE-ROOMED
DWELLING. Choice Location. Bath. Under
ground Drainage. Large TWO-STORY STA
BLE and Greenhouse in rear, Fiult and
Shrubbery In variety. Apply at
d23-tld NO. 239 EAST KING STREET.
PUBLIC SALE OF MULES. ON THURS
DAY, FEBRUARY 2J,1SS3. will be sold at
public sale at the Eagle hotel; Ephrntii. Pa., 20
head of first-clans KENTUCKY .MULES Irem
3 le 4 years old, well mated. Iiea ryhened
stock, suitable ter i.urn and team purposes A
credit of te ilays will be given. ale le com
mence at 1 o'clock p. in. wht n terms will be
made known bv HOWARD BAILEY.
117-3til
Public; sai.p.-en thdsrdav, Febru
ary 22. 1883, at Ne. 220 Shippeii street et
household and kitchen furniture. One hair
cloth parlor suit, 2 chamber suits, Estey pal
lor organ, Brussels, ingrain and rag carpets,
tables, chairs, cupboards, lounges, mirrors,
range and two parlor stoves, tin, glass and
queensware, tubs and buckets, aud a variety
of ether articles net mentioned.
Sale te commence at 9 o'clock a. m., when
terms will be madelcnewn'ny
MRS. MARGARET DIr FENDERFER,
H. SHrBEItT, AUCt.
H. L. FRAlLEr, Clerk. f!7-itd
AN KLKUANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE
OR EXCHANGE.
1 he subscriber will sell his large and com
modious residence. Ne. 315 North Lime street,
and will take a smaller suitable house as part
pay tin exchange; house containing litteen
rooms besides pantries, &c. It has all the
modern Improvements and is located iu the
most pleasant pirt of the city. It desirable a
large stable and let will be sold with or with
out the house. Alse a large garden. Only
reason for selling, the house Is tee huge for
thereduccd sizs of his lainily. Apply te
13-2weed A. W. UUSSEL.
FOR RENT. A LARGE TWO-STOKY
Brick Warehouse or Shep, 32x70 feet, sit
uated en Eust Fulton street. Suitable ter
warehouse or manufacturing purpose. Imme
diate possession. Alse a large stable for lent
from April 1. Apply te
13-2wced A. W. BUtSEL.
PUBLIC MALE OF COLUMBIA REAL
ESTATE. On WEDNESDAY. FEB. 2s,
1SSJ, at the Franklin Heuse, in Columbia bor
ough, will be sold a large Twe-Story BRICK
MANSION HOUSE, with Let et Ground,
1 routing 1X5 leet en Second street south of Lo
cust street, and in depth 17G lectte Bank alley,
en which it li ents 203 leet. Theheusehasalargc
hall, 1 J rooms, bath room, paved cellar, &c.
eonvenlent closets, marble mantles, perches,
&c. is located in one et the best lesidence lo
cations ln the borough, and with little ex
pense could be madi a most dcsiinble lesi
dence. Alse, will be sold a Twe-Story Frame Dn cll
ing, Ne. 241 Lawrence street, in salt! borough,
with 7 large looms, kitchen, cellar. Ac. Let
30xby 104 teet. mere or less, extending te an
alley.
bale te commence at 3 o'clock p. m. Per
sons wishing te view the picmlses will call en
C. C. Kauffiuan. esq , Locust street, Columbia.
ALLEN A. HERR,
Admr. d. b. n. c. t. a. et Jeshua Vausrhn, dee'd.
lebl7-9dt
ORPHAN' COURT MALE OK VALUABLE
CITY PROPERTY. On WEDNESDAY,
MARCH 7, 18:3, by virtue et an eider et the
Orphan's Court of Lancaster county, the
undersigned will sell at public sale at the
Leepard Hetel ln Lancaster city, tbe undi
vided halt part of that certain Let or.Piece et
Gieund situated en the north side et North
street, and en the west side et Seuth Duke
street, in the city of Lancaster, and containing
in lrent en said North street. 14J teet, 10
inches, mere or li-ss, and extending in depth
along aline of ground, new or late et Jehn
hener, deceased, northward 207 leer, mere or
Ies-, te Locust alley, thence east along said
alley, SJleei, 10 inches, meie oriels, te ground
new or late et Jehn F. Leng, thence south,
20 feet, mere or less, along the line et ground
of said Leng, thence along tbe ground et s.iid
Leng eastward, 90 teet. mvrc erlss, te eutli
Duke street aferesal'i, thence along said
Seuth Duke street, .southward 187 teet, mere
or less, te North "treet ateresild, whereon is
elected a two story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE 20x:8 leet, with a two story Brick
Kitchen 12x22 leet attached.
Alse, a one-story FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE, 28x18 teet, Frame Stable, 10x10 ttet
and ether improvements. Bounded ou tin
west by prepeity new or late of Jblm Saner,
deceased, en the north by property et Jehn F.
Leng atid Locust alley, en the east by Seuth
Duke street, and en the sent by North street
aforesaid. This property Is situated in a vci y
desirable portion of the city, and otters a tine
opportunity for investment
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p.m., when
attendance will be given and terms made
known by J U L.I A A. HEFTING,
Executrix et Cliaile A Heptlng.
Hehuy SnunBRT, Auct. 113-3tdTu&m5&7
"IVOR SALE. AT
PRIVATE SALE IS OF-
rt
tered tbe first-class two-sterv Brick DWEL
LING HOUSE, with large two-sterv Brick
rear attachment, and Frame Wash house hav
ing 11 rooms being Hall, Parler, Drawing and
Dining Reems and Kitchen en first fleer, 6
Bed Reems and llsth Keem en serend fleer,
and finished Attic; Gas. Bath. Het and Celd
Water, Halter, Range, Dumb W. iter. Water
Closets, Geed Sewerage. Heuse his various
ether conveniences ; ii well finished and in
excellent condition.
Al-e, en same premise arc Crick ''table for
two heises and a Cai rU,j Heuse f or ! c ir
riages. and abundance et finit. all situated
Ne. 117 Seuth Dnkesticct. Let 22x215 teet:
Geed reason ler selling Terms eaiy. Fer
further particulars, erthe viewing et premi
ses, call en
BAU9MAN & BURNS,
lteul Estate Agent,
flMitrtR 10 West Orange St
ADJOURNED AflGNEK'S SALEOF VAL
UABLE BE AL ESTATE. On TUESDAY',
FEBRUARY 27, 1831, under an order or the
Court et Common Pleas of Lancaster county,
will be sold nt the Leepard Hetel. In the City
et Lancaster, the following real estate, viz :
Ne 1. Being a valuable new two-story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, and let et
ground attached, situated en East Oranite
street, between Lime street and Shippeii
street, and numbered Ne. 233 East Orange
street, in said city. The said property fronts
en said East Orange street 32 feet, 2'4 inchc,
and extends ln depth te Grant strc t, 245 leet.
The said house has a brick back adding at
tached and contains 13 rooms and a store
room. On said let is also a substantially
built GREEN HOUSE, 18xG7 feet, and ether
improvements.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock, p. m., when
the conditions will be made known by
CIIAS. I. LANDIS.
Assignee of Geerge O. Ilcnsel and Wire.
II. fcHDBERT, Auctioneer. 119-TuTh&M
TOST RECEIVFD AT THIS OFFICE,
A FINE LOT OF
VISITING CARDS
OF THE VKUY LATEST DESIGN'S.
Call and sec them at the
Intelligencer Office.
ttd
HAVANA AHU VAllA CIGAKS ONLY
5 cts., the best in the city at
HARTMAN's YELLOW FKONT CIGAB
STORK.
SECOND EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING, FEB. 20, 1863.
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS
THE IRON ASSOCIATION'S REPORT.
Seme Statistics Showing th Extant or the
Manufacture of Iren mad Steel Balls
In Different States.
Philadelphia, Feb. 20. The secretary
of the American iron and steel association
reports that the returns have been receiv
ed from all the mills in the United States
which rolled iron and steel railway bars
in 1S82. The total production of iron and
steel rails last year was 1,6W3,74 nee urns,
being a falling off as compared with 1881
of 15e,306 tens. JMe rails were maae anr
injr the year in New Jersey, Virginia,
and Georgia, all of which states made
rails in 1881. Of the entire output 1,438,
155 tens were Beesemtr steel rails, 227,874
tens iron rails and 22,765 tens open hearth
steel rails. The five leading railmaking
states were Pennsylvania, which produced
850,008 tens. Illinois 362,250 tens, Ohie
113,806 tens. New Yerk 105,021 tens, and
Missouri 85,523 tens.
AT -.VASUINGTON.
Tne Republican Representatives te Held A
Caucua.
"Washington, Feb. 20. The Republi
cans of the Heuse, it is understood, will
held a caucus te night for tbe purpose or
considering the situation and determining
upon a course te pursue for the remainder
of the session.
Secretary Felger Still Weak.
Secretary Felger is still quite weak and
is unable te set up. Although the chills
and fever continue his condition is im
proving, IIe will net be able te resume
his duties this week.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
nlitjar Lualew te ue te f biladelpnla.
Washington, D. C, Feb. 20. In the
Heuso te-day a resolution was passed
authorizing Majer Wm. Ludlow, corps of
engineers, te accept the position of chief
engineer of the water department of
Philadelphia, and giving him leave of
absence for two years without pay.
Kelly Hewling Tariff.
Tbe Heuso then went into cemmittee of
the whole en the civil appropriation bill.
Kelly gave uotice that as soeu as the ap ap ap
propiiatieu bills were disposed of he
would again press consideration of the
tariff bill in hope of reaching a result.
Incredulous laughter.
General debate en the sundry civil bill
was dispensed with and the bill was read
by paragraphs for amendments.
In the senate.
The Senate at the close of the morning
business resumed consideration of the
tariff bill.
The Senate Caucus.
Washington, Feb. 20. At a cancus of
Republican senators te-day it was agreed
by a large majority te coutinue for another
day the consideration of the tariff bill in
the hope of obtaining it3 passage. Seme
senators urged its abandonment en the
ground that its further discussion was a
waste of time.
TUE IRISH MURDERS.
Tbe Prisoners Again Urcught Inte Court
'Ne 1 " a General.
Dublin, Feb. 20 The prisoners charged
with muidering Lord Frederick Cavendish
and Mr. Burke weie again brought up
te-day te hear the formal reading et the
depositions iu the case, which was neces
sary before their committal for trial, was
completed.
Ilie priBencra' Friends.
Duulin, Feb 20. The wives aud
mothers et prisoners woie admitted te the
galicry of the court te-day and warmly
greeted the prisoners. A man named
Guiubam and two named Mahenoy
all ex suspects, belonging iu Castle Is
land, liave been arrested, charged with
being members of the inviucibles.
ArrcHted for Murder.
Jehn Beylo and Ilcniy Cenrad were ar
jested at Shickshinny te day and ledged
in jail here for the murder of Jehn Briggs
en Saturday last.
"Ne. 1" TbeuKht te be Identllled.
Londen, Feb. 20. The pelice are con cen
vinccd that the men known as "Jle. 1" is
Genercl Mclldaras, who was in Louden en
Saturday. Mis. Byrne has arrived in
Dublin. She was examined at the castle
this morning and will be charged in the
police ceuit this afternoon with being
concerned in a treasonable conspiracy.
A GREAT ICE FLOE.
KtiKlicx Down tun Missouri River anil Dees
liiiiiieuee Damage.
S r. Lern, Feb. 20 Information from
St. Charles, Me , is te the effect that an
immense ice gorge came rushing down the
Missouri river yesterday morning en a
high and rapidly running volume of
water, which overtlowed the low bottom
lands opposite St. Charles, and almost
submerged the little town of Bretherton
The government tug, Electra, was crushed
by the ice, and nearly all the government
work fei the improvement of navigation
nf ,l.nt inf wna eiriint nmmr Hlm St.
Charles car works en the river bank with " " frelerred..
tbe valuable deck built into the river' '";Kl0 ''" Wast..
weic destieycd. The railroads in this
vicinity are getting in geed shape again,
and schedule time is about resumed.
A Mether's Crime.
Springfield, Me., Feb. 20. Mrs. Tilly
Schenda, wife of a cigarmaker, yesterday
shot her three months' old baby, and then
shot herself dead. Ne cause for tbe act is
known.
Hanged Fer Kape.
Tellgrsuurg, lud., Feb. 20, A. negre,
named Williams, was hanged by a posse
of citizens last night. He had outraged
Mrs. Tayler in her own house and escaped
te the weeds where he was captured.
WEATI1KK INDICATIONS.
Washington, Feb. 20. Fer the Middle
Atlantic slates, warmer weather in tbe
southern portions, slightly warmer, partly
cloudy weather in the northern portion,
winds shifting te south and southwest and
lower barometer.
A Leng Death Bell.
Braidwood, Ills., Feb. 20. Six new
names are added te the list of these killed
in the Diamond mine disaster, making
eighty in all. It is feared the number
may yet reach one hundred.
Strike at nlng Ssing.
Sing Sing, Feb. 1:0. Eighty men in the
prison shoe shop refused te go te work
te-day and weie locked up. The fifty-two
who refused te work yesterday are still in
their cells. Mere trouble is anticipated
this afternoeu.
Vanderbllt In Ooed llcaltb.
New Yerk, Feb. 20. There is no truth
in tbe story published here this morning
that Wm H. Vanderbilt was dangerously
ill. He is al his office this morning at
tending te business.
Death et an Old Clergyman.
Philadelphia, Feb. 20. Rev. William
Steddaids, D. D., for 48 years rector of
Grace P. E. church aud for the past three
years its pastor emeritus, died this morn,
ing in his 83d year.
Lira Stock Market.
East Liberty Cattle Receipts 1.292 head ;
market active and prices 1525c. higher than
last week
Hogs Receipts 5 103 head : market flim;
Philadelphia, 7 50fS7 70; Baltimore!, S7 25
740; Yorkers, S7720.
Sheen Receipts 4,000 head ; market llrm at
last wee 's closing ptices.
ROBKXT A. rACKKX.
HttSuadM Death imVlerlda.
Washington, D. C, Feb. 20. News
has reached here te-day - of the
death of Rebert A. Packer, of
Pennsylvania, at his winter reaidencs
near Jacksonville, Flerida. Great sorrow
was expressed by the members of the
Pennsylvania and New Jersey delegations
in Congress. Mr. Packer was the eldest
son of the late Judge Asa Packer and
was universally esteemed.
Mr. Packer was one of the foremost
citizens and leading Democrats of
Pennsylvania. He was president of the
New Yerk and Pennsylvania railroad and
ether parts or the Lehigh Valley system,
aggregating 700 or 800 miles of railroad
and lines of coal transports en the lakes
and along the Atlantic coast. He in
herited mach of his father's ex
ecutive ability and ,'praetical skill
in railroading. He applied his personal
talents and large fortune te the develop
ment of the interests of his state, and was
conspicuously identified with her material
affairs.
Mr. Packer has been for years promi
nent in the councils of the Democratic
party. He was a delegate te the Cincin
nati convention, and no man was mere
active or influential in the late state cam
paign. He was elected at the late meet
ing of tbe state committee one of the
new executive committee, and though
compelled tq leave for Flerida before its
meeting, he manifested substantial inter
est in its work.
Genial and sympathetic, noble in his
impulses and generous in his dealings,
Mr. Packer leaves a wide circle of sorrow
ing friends whose condolence gees out te
his stricken relatives. Mr. Paeker leaves a
family, his wife being a daughter of Hen.
Victer . Piellet. He was about 40 years
old.
It has qnly been a few weeks since de
ceased sailed for Flerida, te recruit his
haalth, impaired by a catarrhal affection.
He expected te be joined there in March by
his wife. His brother, H. . Packer, and
wife at the same time sailed for France,
where the sad tidings will reach them.
Eds. Intelligencer.
MAJUCMTS
Phlladelpnl Market.
'miADM.ratA, Feb. 20. Ftenr llrm and
fairly active ; Superfine, S3 2333 73 : Extra,
Sl$4 CO ; l'enn'a Family, 15 125 37.
liye flour at4S)4 12.
Wheat les active and lower ; Del. ami Pa.
Red. SI 18l 23 ; Longberry Bed and Amber,
Si 251 2bA.
Cern dull and weak.
Oats quiet and cale.
Rye none liere
Previsions steady, with fair demand.
Lard steady.
Cutter llrm for choice, ether grades dull
Pa. Creamery extra, 33c ; de firsts, S'iii S5c
Rolls dull and nominal.
Eggs lower and weak: Pennsylvania, 23A
23c; Western. 228230.
Cheese quiet and steady.
Petroleum dull ; Refined, 7Jc.
Whisky at SI 18
New Yerk Hackee
Naw Yemx. Feb. 20. Fleur State and West
ern dull ; scarcely se firm ; Snpcr.Statef37SJ;
Kxtra de, S4 0094 40 ; Choice de, S4 SO07 ut :
Fancy de, $7 1037 25 : Round Heep Ohie, S4 CO
04 7r Choice de,4 8037 23; Superfine Western,
$3 7'4 00 ; Common te Geed Extra de SI OOgf
4 CO ; Choice de, S4 70Q7 ; Choice White W heat
de, $G 2T3)7 2.1. Southern steady ; common te
fair extra, $1 755 40 ; geed te choice, $5 S0
740
Wheat xin lower and heavy; moderate
speculative business ; Ne. 2 Red. Marcn. SI 21
f$l 25' ; de April, $1 '.691 KY. ; de May,
51 271 27K : de June, SI 2731 27.
Cera J?2c lower and f .ilrly active.
Oats ay4: lewei ; State. 49351c ; West
ern, 4853c ; Ne. 2 March, 49i50c ; April,
aissec.
iVeatern Grain Market.
Milwaukee. Wheat was lower; Ne. 2 Mil
waukee, hard, SI 40; de soft, at 110 for cesh;
Feb., SI 04 ; March. SI ( ; April. $1 10 ; May,
SI 1534 : Ne 3 Milwaukee, 8Uc.
Cern wax lewer: Ne. 2 at 57Kc; new was
nominal.
Oats were easier ; Ne. 2, 39c ; White, at
42Jc.
"ttvewas steady; Ne. 1 at C3c; Ne. 2 at
01c.
Barley was weaker ; Ne. 2 Spring nominal
Ne. 3 Spring, extra, 54!54Kc.
Hetreit. Wheat was steady ; Ne. 1 Wliite,
fall 5I1IK; ter spot and February ; SI 12'4 ter
March ; April, St 11 ; Mav. $1 15? ; Ne. 2 de
at 09c : Ne. 1 Ued winter, SI U'ix receipts,
31.030 bus ; shipments, 8,000 de
corn was nrm ; no. a, wc. eiu.
Oats was firm ; Ne. 2 at 44c ; Ne. 2 White at
4c.:bld.
Stock. Market.
Vnw Ynrk. Pnnadelnnla. and Lecal Black
Hiie United States Bends reported dally b
lAoen b. Leve, 22 North queen street.
Feb. 2).
10:00 t u i 10.
Denver ft Rie Grande 'wk 43 4.;s;
S. Y.. Lake Erie Western.... 34 Xi 34.
Kansas and Texas 29l4 . )y
BKP Shere 107 VHVm VtVA
Xnw Jersey Central
New Yerk, Ontario & W
St. Paul, M. & Oinaiut
I'uciflc Mail... .............. ....-
Rochester & Pittsburgh
Texas Pacific....................
Wunash. St. Leuis ft Pacific...
Western Lnlen Tel. Ce
Pennsylvania Central
iUi; r,ya
40 40
17Ji irt
37 J7X
Wfc '
804 X0V
iW.'i 58
25 2.VJ
45 V.
8Jk
15 HA
40
28)6
80S
g
46
S0'4
MX
E'hllailelphlaft Heading
! .- t . . ,.. '
, Pnlladelpnia cattle Market.
Mevdat, I'cb. 19. Tne arrivals or live stock
j at the Philadelphia stock yards were :
' Fer the ween Reeves, 2,300 head ; sheep,
8.CO0 de; hegs.3,r0D de.
Reef cattle were in fair demand and prices
remained firm at previous rates.
We quote as fellows :
Extra, G7c : Geed, O'QGc ; Medium, 5
Cc ; Common, 585c ; fat cows. 3fj5c.
Milch Cows were active at S3070.
Sheep. The high prices West lerceC drovers
te advance their rates VAc en all grade et
Hheep, which, en account of the small supply,
butchers were compelled te pay. Tli;urrlvals
as usual at this time of the year, were of an
inferior quality.
Wc quote as fellows :
Extra wethers, 100 te 110 lb., &Ja)Rc ; Fair
te Geed. CSChc; fcoed Ewes, 5c; Me
dium, 465c; Common, 4Q4c; Lambs.
507 C
Hexs were dull but prices remained firm at
previous rites.
We quota ms fellows :
Extra, lOQlOKc ; Geed, 9O10c ; Medium,
8ALB8 OV BKKWI AT TH WSBT VHrtADrLraiA
STOCKYARDS.
Martin Fuller ft Ce., S03 Western, wholesale,
53G'4c.
A. ft J. Christy. 200 Western 53OqXc
Regcr Mayncs, 12S Western. 5Qc.
E.ss. McFIilln,125 Western, 362c.
It. F. McFIUIn, 36 Western, G6c.
James Clcm"en,l Chester county, 6CKc.
M. Uhnan v. Western. 5Q6c.
Scliambrx ft Paul. 195 Western, l6G2c; 35
cows and bulls. 4Q5c.
G Sclmmberx ft Ce.. 165 Western, .vyQS&c.
Levi Lewenstein 207 Western. 5OG.Xc.
Isaac Adler, 82 Western, 5fi6c.
Daniel Murphy. 150 Western, and Chaste r co,
l5Kc.
II. Chain, Jr., '25 Lane. co.. 5fl6Kc
1. nern. 27 Tcnn. mixed, X5x4c.
Owen Smith, 10 Western, 5s6c.
Jehn McArdle, 125 Western and Lancaster co,
fySflG&c.
Daniel Smyth ft Bre., 83 Lan. co, 596Vc
Dennis Smyth, 30 Yerk and Lan. co.. 67c.
K.schectz ft ure., 44 western, racrafc.
Lewenstein ft Heilbron, 85 Western iji
Bacliman ft Levi, ICO Western, 5Q6We.
M. Levi, 60 Western, 5mc.
James Aull, 50 Wctem, 5V&a.
.1. . Sadler ft Ce., 17 Western, wholesale, Ge.
-. IJrinser, ID Lancaster co , 6c.
dribsxd mun.
City Dressed Beeves were active and closed
ut 79JC,
Western dressed Beeves were ln full sup
ply, and closed active at 73S)(c '
BALBS LAST WXXX.
Theniai Bradley, 120 bead et West dressed at
SSSKc
Jehn Tayler, 73 bead et West dressed at 8
68$c.
A. A. .lewett ft Ce., 400 head et city dressed
at 7;e8Jc.
It. Mayues ft Ce., 135 head de at IVV.c.
A. A. Beswcll 95 head de at lQ'Jc
;. S. Dcnglcr, 76 head de at S&DKc.
Harlan ft Bre., 90 nead de at i$f9c
IL G. Bcckman.CO head, 89c.
J. F. Lowden, 52 head de at 89c.
Dressed sheep were active.
Samuel Stewart fold 987 head at 7010c. and
83 head of dressed lambs at 10Q12)c.
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