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LANCASTER SDAILY'JINTEELIGENCER.3THUBSDAY,t FEBKUAKY 22, 188&
COLUMBIA NEWS.
C)K KEGULAK UUUUKSl'UXllKnCti
Kvcnls ileDjj the Susquehanna Items e
Interest lu and Around the iforeugb
l'iclccd up by the Intelll-
genccr 'a Reporter.
Tlic waters of the river fell 13 inches
last aiht and are still going down. Ice
ireni the upper waters is paBsing through
heie, but net in the great quantities
expected. Ne further trouble from high
water and the ice is new anticipated. A
channel has been worn by the water
under a gorge near Turkey Hill and the ice
pastes quietly through it. It was reported
that a leg boom had broken somewhere up
the river, but if such be true none of the
legs have j'et reached this place.
TheVfgle KhII.
The 13th annual ball of the Vigilant
lire company, which was held last night in
the armory, was a gcand success. A neat
'um vt'.W go te thy coffers of the com
pany. The aunery was beautifully trim
med and decorated with festoons of greens
and colored paper and flass. A large
crowd was prescut, many being from
neighbeiing town:',. The boys feel highly
elated witii their success.
J'.V.Iieud Send lletibc.
Werk has been commenced en the new
1. R. It. sand heuse heie It will be three
hterks or sections in height. Thn highest
will be used for the storage of the wet
s.md ; the middle one by the machinery
used in the drying process ; the lower sec
tien will b:j the place of stotage for the
dried sand. The length of the building
v. ill be CO feet and the width GO feet. It
will be a .cat frame structure.
lloreugli l.ucJgeV.
Frank Maye in "Davy Crockett,"
played te a geed sized uouse last night.
Te-morrow and Saturday evenings the
spectacular play of the "World" will be
presentcl. The company is an excellent
one, and the play itself is very exciting.
The new coal .shute at limner's coal
yards will have a storage capacity of two
cur leads of coal when liaished. Anether
i- seen te be e-inmene;d which will have
:i caxneity of luur car leads. This will
give :i leading facility efsixty cars a day,
including the old MnitcG
Washington's birthday was kept here
te-day as a holiday, most cf the stores
bein clenal. The employees of the
Pennsylvania and Fiederiek lailreads
were allowed a holiday, as were the em
ployees eT the Shawnee furnaces. The
public school-. :md banks were likewise
closed.
The E. E. Luthei in church fair opens
te night in taw ar.aejy and will be con
tinued Fnday and Saturday evenings.
D n" Jail te go and tea the beautiful fan
drill by the young Lidits.
The paveinint in front of the Hound
house hotel needs lepaiiing badly. Let
the beiMigh aut'ieritie.s leek after the
matter.
Last night by the Uev. li. W. Hum
phri'-s, et tlu .Methodist church, Mr. Al
beit IJaid, e! this piec, was married te
jMiss Lilhe Duub ir, of Lancaster.
Anether count lyman's team ran away
ou Fifth :,iri'i , te day. The front axle el
the wagn v.v.; broken, but no ether dam dam
age w,iii sustained.
Serviei-s at St. Paul's P. E. church, te-
morrow, as i !!
litany at 10:510.1.
::;e p. in.
: : Morning prayer and
in. Evening pracr at
ea:i : wash."
K:iilro:idittIiea:ncy te the Cashier's OchIc.
Liht evening a great throng gathered in
and mound Watt, Shand & Ce.'s New
Yeik htore, East King street, te take a
leek at ibwr new method of collecting
cash tieiu the different salesmen employed,
ivillimil. 1 l.e. ".u nl :i rasli lmr. Tlin new
lnct'iiuil i. Known as " Lamson's cash car- I
rier sy..tem," a Yaukee invention that
docs its weik quietly and iulallibly. In
the centie of the store, en a platform
raised about six feet abeve the
lloer, is the eashiei's desk. Frem this
OLntintVic are ten or a dozen elevated
l.iilr.tad tracks leading along and several
leet. aboie all the counters in the steie
room. The r;ikead i1? constructed of
light weed and it. tuspended en cords fas
tened te the ceiling. The lower tracks
have a slight down gtade from tbe cashier's
i.cf.k and the upper track a down grade
in the c ppesite direction, net unlike the
ire'.'.L'h in which ten pin balls are returned
te the pl.ijer fieni the opposite cud of the
aUc
Along t!u railroad there aie 18
Kt.itieii-, at e.Teh of which the salesmen act
as agentt.. i no "eats' en this curious
railroad ai." hcl'ew balls made in two
sections th..t can be easily coupled and
uncoupled. The balls belonging te the
Koveial stutiuis are of ditfercnt sizes.
Whenever a sale is made the salesman
writes his number, and the number of his
sale, and the amount en a leaf of his note
hook which he tc.ua out and places it,
together wi'h the money which he leceivcs,
in i.uc ei the balls belonging te his sta
tion, lie places the ball in a wire basket,
pull.; a cord which lifts the basket te
the upper line of iniis whence
it runs by gravity te the cashier's desk.
The cashier epe i:s it, takes out the con
tents and ictun.s the ball te thobtatieu
from whieh-it was sent via the leiccr line
of rai'--. The ball never fails te return te r
the station lieiu which it was sent. The
station nearest the cashier desk has larger
halls than the one jiext te it : the second
station ha.-, la.ger bails thau the third, and 1
se ou te the end el the line. Uy means of
a peculiarly constructed trap, the largest
ball is caught at the first station and de
scends te the salesman te whom it belongs.
The second laigest b.tll is net bijr enough
te touch and spring the trap at the flrfct
station, but never fails te spring the one
at the second station, and se ou te the end
of the lir.e, each ball spiinging its own
trap, and no ether. The apparatus ap
pears te he a very desirable oue in a large
business house like the New Yerk store.
Watt, Shand & Ce. have the only one in
this city, aud we' are informed there is
only ene ether in use in Philadelphia.
THE IKW HALL.
Jjur.l'.ii4 Improvements en the Frantic
l'reperty.
The meeting of the stockholders of the
hall te be ciccted by the Lancaster Mam Mam
ncicher was held last evening.
The following beard of directors was
elected : Ileiny Gcrhart, Frederick
Ilecfei, G-erge Gell, Gcerge Suulmyer,
Chiistian Gitlieli, Gus Gieeziugcr, Ilcniy
Deerr, Christian BInmeusteck, Jehn
Adam Burger, Wm. Wehlscu, Peter
Stemifelt, Christian Wecrncr aud Gee.
Pfeiller.
Bepe-.ts showed that of the 800 shares
of stock GT0 have already been taken.
The contract for tearing down the old
buildings has been awarded te Charles
Schwebel, who is at work.
Tiie beaid of directors will erganize
this week.
Suppcr te the Red Men.
.lehn McCulley, of Bail & McCulley,
who is chief of records of Metamera
tribe, of Red Men, was married a short
time age. Last evening after the business
of the tribe had been concluded, the mem
bers, who had supplied themselves with all
kinds of toy whistle, rattles, etc., gave
Mr. jtlcCulIey a serenade, lie took the
whole party te Sprengcr's saloon, en Prince
street, and gave theraan excellent supper.
The members presented the newly
married brave with a beautiful silver
caster and all the toys with which they
had serenaded him.
The First Circus.
Huge pesters were put up te-day an
nouncing the coming in the early spring of
Adam Forepaugh's circus and menagerie.
JNodate is given.
THE SALARY MILL..
Opposed te Fees for County Officers.
W. A. Atlee, S. H. Reynolds, Gee.
Nauman and E. K. Martin, esqs., of the
Lancaster bar, went te Harrisburg te-day
te meet representatives of ether bars and
the members irem ether counties, in .re
gard te the proposed bill fixing salaries
for county offices. A special dispatch from
Harrisburg te the Ixtellige:;cer, says :
" Delegations from Lancaster, Berks and
Schuylkill, are here te discuss before the
committee tbis afternoon the salary bill
proposed by the Lancaster county bar.
The Schuylkill delegation oppose the sala
ry allowed the rorener, and will submit
an amendment te meet their views."
Occree Itcvekca In Court.
In the matter of exceptions te report of
auditor appeinled te pass upon exceptions
te the account of Solemon 0. Greif, execu execu
eor of Geerge Greff.late of Upper Lcaceck,
deceased, the court of January 2Uth, last,
made a certain decree, surcharging the
executer with $454, &c, te which ex
ceptant's council then agreed and
consented, which counsel for accountant
supposed would be acceptable te him, but
it did net prove satisfactory te cither of
the parties, and they new join in asking
the court te set aside and revoke said de
cree and file an opinion, and new February
22, 1G83, en said request te revoke and
annul said decree or order as aforesaid
made.
Tne YVjiter Kent.
Superintendent Halbach will sit in select
council chamber from te-morrow until the
1st of March, for the purpose of hearing
these who wish te make changes or dis
continue the use of water, or have mis
takes corrected. Water renters will save
the officers and themselves much trouble
by attending te these matters at once.
Apiil 19 has been fixed as the day of ap
peal from the rents levied by the superin
tendent. Corener' Inquest.
Henry Staufler, deputy coroner, held an
inquest en Monday en tiie hotly el a male
child born te Lavinia Ilutteu, el Little
Britain, en Friday evening last, and died
suddenly en Satui day morning at e o'clock.
The cei ener's jury returned a verdict of
" death from natural causes or a failure of
the bleed te circulate prepeily, as it
r.heuld, after birth." Dr. K. J. Clark
acted as coieuer's physician.
Hsldngten'ri Ulrtluiay.
In commemoration of the birthday of
the father of his country the Washington
online heuse bell has been linging at
hourly intervals; the banks are closed and
the Gates' school celebration comes off
this evening. Ne ether observance is vis
ible. Scheel K.-iic-rtnlnmcnt.
The A and B classss of Mr. Gates' Reck .
land street secondary .school will give an
entertainment in the old high scioel j
building, corner of l'rince and Chestnut, j
Btieets, this evening, commencing at eight
o'clock. Directors, teachers, and patrons j
of the public schools are invited te attend.
UnmallatKe I.ettuis. !
A letter addressed t "Mrs. Elizabeth i
Lommeu, Columbia. Pa.," is held at the
posteflicQ for want of a stamp, and one
addressed "Miss Ida Boek, Empite Gait j
V. O.," is held for better diiectiens. !
kir.ieineiit. !
Frank -1aje ax ' Dary Crei Lett.'' On
Satui day evening Frank Jiaye, an actei
v.-he has always been a' favorite with
the public, will appear licie in U i
very excellent play or " Davy Crockett," the j
backwoodsman. Mr. Maye has played this
piece in almost every city in the United !
statew;
.ind this is Ins tenth year, with Micce3 i
as areat as ever. The comp my are carrying
their own scenery, which is very InindbOine.
HFEVIAS KOVXVUS.
The only pain we can rifely make light el,
K the wiiidew-p'ine, but the pain tliut racks
our frame and teai - our lungs it a mailer et
serious ensi'quence. Te nlli-viate the latler
and enVct a permanent cure, lir. liutl's CeurIi
.yriip is relied en by all en--ili!e people.
Natuie produces a n-inedy ler dlncae; read
the adveitheiuent of Siiiimens Liver il'j;ii il'j;ii
later. Nature's own remedy : read Iheadvcrti&i:
nieiil el Simmons Liver Rcguluter.
Say, maiden, with the raven hair,
Se beaulilul and lithe ami tall,
With eyes t-e bright and cheeks m fair.
Why let your teeth destroy it nil '.'
Fer they are dark, and feel the want
Ot :i sett brush and SO.ODOXT.
fiO-lwdeediw
3"Plaix Talk riiOM Dn. Swayxb Te Whom
It May Cencern: Itching Piles is ene of the
most annoying complaints known te physi
cians. Every one can tell whether he is thus
nimcied by observing the following symp symp
eoms: Intense itching, particularly alter get
ting warm. It seems as it pin worms were
crawling in or about the i ectum. Small lumps
sometimes form. The private parts arc ellen
uirecied. The mere you scratch the worse the
itching. Knewing that my ointment is super
ior te any article in th market, I guarantee it
te cure the worst cuse el itching piles in exist
ence. rSI,'llcd, H. SWA VNE, M. D.
lr. Swnjnc'aOIntnu lit is alsea pleasant ami
effective cure ler tetter, itch, Kilt rlieu-n, ery
sipelas, barber's itch, pimple.", and all scaly,
crusty. Itchy skin eruptions. Sold by all
prominent druggists, or will be sent ler SO cts.
(in Su. stamps), 3 boxes, $l.i".. .Addres-, Dr.
Swuync ii Sen, Philadelphia, P.i.
ectll-lydTu.Th.cfS& w
Skin UiseaspM.
"S'yiii!' Ointment" f Cure3 the most invet invet
"Swnyne's Ointment"
"S wayne's Ointment" crate cases of skin (lis
s wayne's Ointaicnt" f
"Swnyne's Ointment." ease, such as tetter,
"Swayne's Ointment" ) n rhcm ce.idhc-u!
"Swuyne's Ointment" ) S1 l im-um.sciiu neaii,
"S wayne's Ointineiii" babei's itch, sores, alt
"Swuyne's Ointment" S , . Uchln
"Swayne's Ointment" 5"UL-' 'c-u' "cnm0,
".Swaync'H Ointment" skin eruptions, and
"Swayne's Ointment' ? .,..,, .MeireiiiL' pem.
S wayne's Ointment")1 M ,lh lrc---SIS conl cenl
'Swayne's Ointment" plaint, itching piles,
Swayne's Ointment" ) lh , lv (.ir(r.f,ni ,.,
"Swayne's ointment" ) t110 only tIlcclual cul
"Swayne'.s Ointnicnt" Jno matter hew obsli ebsli
"S wayne's Ointiiient" ) nate or long standing.
Ask for it and use no ether. It CURES
where all else lails. Sold by all druggists,
A Couch, Celd or Sore Threat
Requires immediate attention. A neglect ir
l itates the lungs and an incurable disease is
often the result. " DK. S WAYNE'S COM
POUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY " cures the
most severe coughs and colds, actsdirectly en
the lungs, threat and chest, purifies the bleed,
and ler bienchlal, asthma, all pulmonary at at at
lectionset l&ng standing, it is the hcstiemedy
ever discovered. Price iS cents and $1 jier
bottle. The lurgc size is tiie most economical
held by all best druggists. US-MW&Slyd Jew
Ge te II. n. Cecuran'.s drug store ler Mrs.
freeman's New National Dyes. Fer bright
nessand : usability el color, are unequaled.
Celer iiem 'J te 5 pounds. Directions In Eng
lish and German. Price. 13 cents.
Tim most popular anit iragrant Pe- lume of
thcday'-HACKMETACK." Try it. Sold by
II. B. Cechian, druggist, Nes. 137 and 139
North Queen street IcbT-end."
Tld j;lts.
Samples tree at Grocers. II.
Ce., Makers, Philadelphia.
A. Raltlett &
li:-26td&ltw
2Featliers, i ibbens. velvet can all be cel
ercd te match tnat new hat by using the Dia
mond Dye. Druggists (-ell any color ler 10
cents.
Fresh air, cxercis geed feed and Dr
P.ensen's Celery and Chamomile Pills will,
when used together, cure any eased nervous nerveus
nc"', sick heidache, indigestion. They
slrctiglhen the nervous syMem. 5,000 physi
ei.iin picacriiie them. feb2l-lwd&w
" 1'ur four years I suffered agony from a
sl.ln disease Dr.Jlcnseti's Sl.in Cure cured mc."
C. D. McDonald, Plantcrsville, Ala. $1 at
druggists. feb2l-lwd&w
Catarrh et the Bladder.
Stinging irritation, inflammatien.all Kidney
and Urinary Complaints, cured by -JJnchu-paiba."
91.
Martin S. Frayer, Huntingdon, Pa., says:
I used Brown's Iren Enters with the most
gratifying results ler biliousness." Fer sale
by II. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 139 North
Queen street. 113-lwdftw
People are killed by coughs tliat Hale's
Heney el Horehound and Tar would cure.
Pike's Toothache Dreps cure in one minute.
flMwdeed&w
The use of Elys' Cream Balm, a sure cure
ler Catarrh, Hay Fever and Celd in Head, is
attended with no pain, inconvenience or
dread, winch can be said el no ether remedy.
Price 50 cents.
Apply Inte necrlls with little linger.
I ceald scarcely speak ; it wai almost Im
possible te breathe through my nostrils. Using
lily's Cream Balm a short time I was entirely
relieved, My head has net been se clear nor
voice se strong in years. I recommend this
admiraVle remedy te all afflicted with Catarrh
or Colds In the head. J. O. Ticheneb, Dealer
in Beets and Shoes, Klizabeth, X.J.
Ah nne having used Ely's Cream Balm I
would say it is worth its weight in geld as a
cure for Catarrh. I bought one bottle at Mar
tin b. Eply's drug store in this place and it
cured me. S. A. Levtxl, Frankly, la.
!H-2wdM,W",Fw
Knii It In.
Jacob Lecckman, 271 Clinten street, Buflale,
N. V., says he has been U3ing Themas' Kclec
tricOH ler rheumatism. He had such a lame
back that he could de nothing ; but one bottle
entirely cured him. Price $1. Fer sale by II.
B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 139 North Queen
street.
Mruiei'K reeuseculu faiiaeett
Is the met eltective Pain Destroyer in
the world. Will most surely quicken the
bleed, whether taken intornaUy.er applied
exlurnnlly,and thereby mere certainly rcliev
pain, whether c-lirenic or acute, than any ether
pain alleviator, and It is warranted double the
strength el anv similar nrunaratien. It euros
pain in the Side, Back or Bowels. Sere Threat,
Uheuinamei and all ackus, and Is THE
'JUI.AT RELIEVER OF PAIN. "Bpewn's
HouskheLsj Panacka." dheuld be In evaiy
iaiiilly. A tcaspoentnl of the Panacea In a
tumbler nl het water sweetened if preferred,
bikf.ii at Iji-d Hint' will isiiiTAK ur a cole. 2T cts
i 'Hittl,- Jcbll-lVdM.W&S&w
A Hlve of ltee.
Bmdeck Bleed Bitters bring back health,
when the body is badly disordered by impure
moo i. isiueiiHiiess, indigestion, constipation,
dyspepsia and i.tiier bad disorders cured by
Burdock Bleed Bitters. Pi ice $1. Fer sale by
II. IS. Cochran, druggist. 1.17 and 139 North
Queen street.
i:r.SCIJKI F1&UJU lilSATJI.
The lollewingstatemcntof William J. Cough
in, et Semervllle, Mass., is se remarkable that
we beg te ask for it the attention et our read
I'P. He says : "In the tail el 1S7G I was taken
with a violent bleeding el the lungs, followed
by u severe cough. I seen began te lese my
appel ite and llesh. 1 was se weak at one time
that 1 could net leave my lied. In the sum
mer ei 1S77 1 wasadmiltcd te the City Hospital.
Wsiilcthcre the doctors said I had a hole In
my It'll lung as big as a hair-dollar. I expend
ed ever a hundred dollars in doctors and med
icines. 1 was se lar gene at ene time a report
went around that 1 was dead. I gave up hope
but a irlend told me et DK. WM. HALL'S
RALSAM FOR THK LUNGS. 1 luughe at
my ft lends, thinking my cae ii.ciir.ihle.but I
gotat-ftlle te satisfy them, when te my sur
prise u d gratification, 1 commenced telecl
better My hejje, enre ded, began te revive,
a'nl te lay I leel in better spirits than I have
the past thrce years.
" I wrilethis hoping you wl'.l publish it, se
that every one utllicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced te take DR. WM. HALL'S
1JALSAM FORTIir. LUNGS, mil be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN RE CURED. I
have taken two bottles mti can positively say
that it has done me nioie geed than nil the
ether medicines I have taken since my sick-ne-,.
jly cough has almost entirely disap
peared iiud 1 shall seen be able te gote work.'
sold bv II. II- i:eehran. 187 North Oueen street
j'.letiirs: il-of:ifir.si: .".lotiierrt ::
Are jim disturbed at night and broken et
our it by .i.siek Hi'ld "iiiitringuud crying
wiih uACruciating pain ei cutting leeth ? If
ki, goat ere.'. and getabottle et MltS. W1N-
fI.i;W'n SOOTHING SYRUP It will relieve I
ilifj peer little sullerer immediate de)end
ujiOii it: thurt is no mistake about it. There
!- hi! .. mother en earth w no Iiaa ever wed it,
v.!i" will net loll you at one- that it will legu
iaiethe bowels, and give rest te the mother
aiid relief and healtli te the child, operating
like ina;ie. it is perfectly sale te u&e in ail
t-.wes, arid ple:ipant te the taste, and is the
liicciiplie:i el our. el the ehlesl and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
Stales. Sold every whcia. 23 cents a bottle.
nrMj--M.WrASAw
i A i e'.'gn, eKi ir .-jin :..ie.ir 'iiieuiu Oil
etepped. eglecl iTO'ineu.iy results u: an in in
eurable Lung Disease ei Consiinipiien.
UrevnV i.renehial Treeh: ! net dlsonler
the stemueh lit'! cengl. aynspj aad balsams,
but act directly en the inil'Liiedpart", allaying
ir-it.itl .u, tiiw :e!:et lu Asthma, Ureneiiiai
Cough'.. C.tiur!!, ami the Th-vint Treublej
which Singers uad PuM'cSpuak. iv aresubjecl
X: Per thirty years i'rer.'ii's itrenchril
TreC'ii-j i.av.: Iie::n recommended by phi
cians. anil always gnu pcrlcct satlstacliea.
Having br. tettc
I !.y wide and constant use
for ueailj an until e
enoratier., they liave at-
taine.i wu? ncritcd rank umenj; '.hetcw.stap'.u
iemedii.a ei the age. Sold at 23 cents a box
..-. er li.u.. tnv-l vdTTh.tK.tlvw
slew te secern tltallh.
It seems strange tliat anv one will sutler
lrem the many derangements brought en by
an impu'e condition el the bleed, when SCO
VILL'SSAUSAPARILLAANOSTILLINGIA, or RLOOl) AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perteet health te the physical organization. It
U iiii'.eed astiengthening syrup, pleasant te
take, aid has proven itself te be the best
ItLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered, elleet
ually curing Screlula, Syphlltic di-'enlers,
W c.iknes et the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala
ria; all lierveus disorders anil debility, bil.
ions complaints and all diseases indicating ai
impure comdtien el the Itloed, Liver, Kid
neys, Stomach, Skin, etc. It corrects indi
gc-tien. A single bottle will prove te yen its
nieiits a a health renewer, ler it ACTS LIKE
A CHARM, especially when the eenipla'ntis
et an exhaustive nature, having a tendency te
lessen the natural vigor et the brain and nor
veus system.
.. ivER'S PAIN PANACKA cures a paiu in
man and bca-d. Fer use externally and inter
nally. REOHORsK POWDERS urc all diseases
of horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and all
Livestock. A POS1TIVECURE. may24-2
Fer sale at IL R. Cochran's drug store 137
North Queen street.
tUS.lTKp.
Guaham. In Manheim, Pa., en February 21,
18;3. Ann C, wile of Rev. Jehn Graham, rector
of St. Paul's church, Manheim.
Services at fct. James church en Friday
morning at It o'clock. ltd
Nnw A.urj:uxisisxissi'a.
WA.NrKU-A(:KK.nA.1 WOMAN VASTS
a situation te de general housework
Apply te ANNALUDW1G,
lid Cf3 St. Jeseph street.
WANTKIl A OIUL AS PLAIN COOK
and te assist with washing and ironing.
Relercnceieqnired. Inquire at
It 43 SOUTH DUKE STREET.
SEl'-lltJT-ltKAM) MOCK KKOUl HKT HKT HKT
outatNe. 115 North Queen street THIS
(Thursday) EVENING. Rochester and Rerg
ner & Engle's Tannhauser Beer eh tap.
JOHN A.SSYOER.
It- Proprietor.
FOR THIS PURPOSE OF MAKING AL AL
ler.itiens and corrections in the Water
Duplicate for 1881, the undersigned will sit
at select Council chamber between 9 and 12 a.
m. and irem 2 te 5 p. m. lrem te-morrow un
til March 1. These intending te discontinue
the use of the city water, and tliose whose
properties have beentransferred.are requested
te call and netity
JACOB HALUACII,
Ieb22-St Superintendent of Water Works.
TCST KKCJKIVEU AT THIS OFPICIT,
A FINE LOT OF
VISITING CARDS
OF THE VERY LATEST DESIGNS.
Call ami see them at the
Intelligencer Office.
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LOBKH.LARU'S BKBECCA TUBACVO
only 10 cts. per plug at
HABTMAN'S YELLOW fkent CIGAB
STORE.
TITAMTKI A
GIRL. TO UOOK AND
VY Iren. Ne washing. Reference required.
Ieb21-2td
Ne. 41NOBTH PRINCE ST,
w
ASTeU.-A gihl who vndeb-
stands cooking and te de general house
work. Apply at
UNION HOTEL,
f21-2ld East Chestnut Street.
WANTED-A G1KL TO WORK IN THE
kitchen and assist In the dining-room.
Apply at COPLAND'S,
ltd ft e. la a enu v aeen eireeu
BEWARE OIT CHEAP IMITATIONS OF
HECKER'S
SELF-BAISING BUCKWHEAT and GRID.
DLE CAKK FLOUR.
They can be had of all Grocers. ltdW
PUBLIC SALE.-OX MONDAY KVENING,
March 5, 1833, at the Franklin Heuse, the
two-story seven roomed Brick Dwelling, situ
ated Ne. 707 North Queen street, Lancaster,
Pa. See bills. JOHN M. METZLER,
WAS Ne. 9 Seuth Dnke Street.
FOUNTAIN FINE-CUT TOBACCO, THE
be-t grade manufactured, 8 cts. per oz.,
or 25 ctx. M. ft. at
HABTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STOKE.
TVON'T BUY CHEAP SELF-RAISING
i " Buckwheat Instead of
HECKER'S
popular and well-known brand. Uecker's
has a P URPLE label en each package. 1 1
TOK SALE CHEAP.
A.BUBDETTE CAISISET ORGAN.
As geed as new. Call at
leb2J-3td
THI3 OFFICE.
PVHL.IV SALE-WN FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
23, 1S53, will be sold at Ne. 2J1 Fulton St.,
Lancaster city. Pa, a let el Household and
Kitchen Furniture. Sale te commence at. 2
o'clock, sharp,
ltd S. HESS & SON, Aucts.
milE MOST COMMON AFFECTION, PER.
L haps, et the Eve, is Ophthalmia, of In
flammation or the Eye, Irein cold and heat,
and tee Intense and vivid a light te the Eye.
Diseases et the EYE, EAR, THROAT also,
CANCERS, TUMORS, SKIN and CHRONIC
DISEASKS-succiPslully treated bv
DUS. H. Ii. and M. A. LONGAKER.
Office 13 Ka-t Walnut street, Lancaster.
CONSULTATION FREE. 122-3td&w
HAVANA ANll YAKA CIGARS ONLY
5 cts., the best in the city at
IIARTM AN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
PUI5I.IC HALK OP A LAKUK LOT OF
household and kitchen furniture at Ne.
:iS Maner street, en Friday, February 23, 1883,
consisting et bedsteads, bureaus, marble top
and ether tables, one dozen el cane geat chairs,
rocking chair, cook and parlor stoves, lounge,
carpet, glass andqueenswaie,and many ether
articles.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock, sharp, when
terms will be made Known ny
JOHN ZIMMERMAN.
Jacob Gundakeii, Auct. ltd
B.
FKANK SAY1.0U
HAS REMOVED HIS
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
TO
NOS. 42 AND 44 WEST KING ST.,
3- Exactly opppeslte the Old Stand,
ectll-fiuid&wlt
PUBLIC SALE. ON SATUKDAY, FISUKU
ARY 24, 1SS5, at the Grape Hetel, Neith
Queen street, Lancaster city, the undersigned
will expose te public sale the following de
scribed real estate, te wit : All that certain
two-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and
let or piece otgieund belonging thereto, sit
uate en the north side et West Chestnut
street. Ne. 243, between Water and Mulberry
streets, Lancaster City, containing In Irenton
Chestnut street aforesaid, 24 feet, aud extend
ing et that width northward the depth of Ci
lcet 1 inches, adjoining properties et J. li.
Martin en the west and Catlmrine Zcllcrs en
the cast. This property i3 desirably located
near schools, markets and railroads, is In geed
condition and is in all respects a very desir
able home.
'ale te be held at 7 o'clock, p. in., of :-atd day
when terms and conditions will be made
known by CHARLES M. UIIII1S.
HENRY M. SHRhlNER.
Executers of Martin Shreiner, sr., deceased
and tiustee3 ter the purposes et sale.
Hksry Shuukkt, Auct. reb3,10,17&23d
JlUnLIC SALi:. ON TUESDAY, AXAKCII
G, etaDESIRAI'.LE CITY RESIDENCE.
Will be ueld at public side, at the Cooper
Heuse, West King street, in thecitv of Lancas
ter, all that valuable Three-Story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, and Twe-Story Brick
Hack Building, with Slate Reef, Ne. 402Merth
Duke street, Lancaster, northwest corner el
Duke and Lemen streets, with let of ground,
1!) teet front, and extending in depth 124 lcet,
mere or less. The house contains 9 rooms,
hall and bath room, with het and cold water ;
gas and gus llxtures throughout the house ;
het and cold water en llrst and second iloers :
range in the kitchen ; slate mantels ; Sunny
side heater in the parlor, which ncats llrst aud
second Iloers ; has been recently painted and
papered throughout the inside ; hydiant in
the yard ; has a Irent yard enclosed by a sub
stantial iron lcnce : let contains choice grapes
and ether trults.
This property has a perpetual fire insurance
ei 2,Oej in the Nerm American Insurance
Company, se that the purchaser will never
have any assessment or premium te pay.
Sale te commence at 7:10 o'clock p. m. en
Mild day, when attendance will be given and
easy terms made known by
J. HAY BROWN.
He-hry Shudert, Auct. feb-7-W&S.Rts
A CHANCK TO
A
Make Meney
i;y a live man selling nn old, reliable
PHOSPHATE,
Alieady well introduced throughout Lancas
tcr county. Paityprcpaml te covermest of
the county preferred, but smaller territory
will be considered
WE DO NOT SEND IT ON COMMISSION,
BUT SELL IT TO OUR AGENTS AT
LOW PRICES AND FAVOR
ABLE TERMS.
flSrOnly responsible parties or these pre
pared te lurnish geed security need apply.
ADDRESS,
PHOSPHATE,
12'-3td
THIS OFFICE..
JSKTHHTA1N31JSNTS.
CULTiJ. OFEKA HOCSK.
SATURDAY EVENING, FEB.
24.
The Eminent Acter
FRANK MAYO,
Supported by a COMPANY OF UNUSUAL
MKRIT, in ids delightlul creation el
Murdoch's charming backwoods idyl,
Davy Crockett.
( A SYMrHOMY IN LEAVE9 AJTD MOSSES.)
New in its 10th year et popularity and unpre
Ccidented success. Presented here with New
and Picturesque Scenery, all carried by the
management.
ADMISSION,
RES&RVISD SEATS,
35c, COc.
ami 75c
- 75c.
Sr ats new en sale at Opera Heuse office.
feb21-itd
TT R.K.UF1'.
LADIES' PAIR!
FOR TUB BENEFIT OF
Lancaster Division, Ne. 6.
U. R. K. et P.
Will be held at TEMPERANCE HALL,
opening
SATURDAY, FEB. 17, 1883,
Continuing unlll SATURDAY", FEBRUARY
24, inclusive.
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS EACH EVEN
ING. ADMISSION 10 CENTS.
3Fer the accommodation of these unable
te attend during the evening the Ladies' Fair
of Lancaster Division will be open -Thursday
alternoen, February 22. Iebi5-ttd
C"1 KNUINl
J ler 25 c
s cesNictrriciiT ciuaks, n
cts.. llrat-class Pennsylvania cigars
15 for 25 cti , or $1.50 per hundred at
HAUTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
MQXBJJCM.
"EKB KENT. A STORE BOOK AND
X Dwelling containing S rooms. Ne. 10
Seuth Queen street. Apply at the Iirraxiara
cxk office. tfd
T?OR RENT. THIS STORK BOOM. NO. 35
JF North Queen, street, new occupied by
Ames Rlngwalt,
Apply te
THOS. E.
FRANKLIN.
120 East King St.
feb7.8.9,10Seedtid
Ne.
TPOR RENT.
JD Twe Stores and Dwellings. Nes.SOland
303 North Queen street, opposite Northern
Market Heuse. Apply at Ne. 303 NORTH
QUEEN STREET. d29-tld
FOR RENT.
One Stere and Dwellinnr. Ne. 303 North
Queen street, opposite Northern Market
Heuse. Apply at Ne. 303 NORTH QUEEN
STREET. e29-tfd
FOR SALE THE ONE-8TOKY FRAME
HOUSE Ne. 414 North Queen street. Te be
removed alter 'April 1. This house can be set
up again and will make a cheap home. In
quire of H. BUNDEL,
feb21-2t 221 East Walnut street,
FOR BEMT. A LARUE TWO-STORY
Brick Heuse. Ne. 131 North Duke St.
A two story Brick Warehouse en Mifflin
street, between Seuth Queen and Prince
streets.
A Twe and a-hall story Heuse Ne. 23 West
Chestnut street. Apply te
A. J. STEINM AN,
j20-tld IHTZLLIGBirCKB OfflCO.
FOR SALE.
Deuble Twe-Story TWELVE-ROOMED
DWELLING. Choice Location. Bath, Under
ground Drainage, Large TWO-STORY STA
BLE and Greenhouse In rear, Fiuit and
Shrubbery In variety. Apply at
d23-ttd NO. 239 EAST KING STREET.
AN ELKOAST RKSIDKWCK FOR SALE
OR EXCHANGE.
The subscriber will sell his large and com
modious residence. Ne. 315 North Lime street,
and will take a smaller suitable house as part
pay In exchange: house containing 111 teen
rooms besides r-autrics, Ac. It has all the
modern improvements and Is located In the
most nleasunt n.irt et the eitv. It desimhie n
large stnble ami let will be sold with or with
out the house. Alse a large garden. Only
reason for selling, the heuse is tee large for
thereduced sizs of his family. Apply te
13-2weed A. W. RUSfcEL.
TjHJIl KKST.-A LAKGK TfTO-STOKY
j. unck warehouse or shop, Slx,0 feet, sit
uated en East Fulton street. Suitable ler
warehoune or manufacturing purpose. Imme
diate possession. Alse a large stalile ler rent
from April 1. Apply te
13-2weed A. W. RUSEL.
ORPHANS' COCRTSAL.E OF VALUABLE
CITY REAL F.-3TATE. On THURSHAY'.
MARCH 1, 18S3. by order et the Orphans'
Ceurr et Lancaster county, the untlersisned
administrator of the estate et B. Frank Tain
any, deceased, will sell at public sale at the
Keystone hotel. North Queen street. Lancas
ter city, the following real estate, late the
property el the said deceased, te wit : All that
certain two-story FRAME DWELLING
IIeUSE, with two-story Back Building at
tached, and let or piece et land, situate en
North Market street, Lancaster city, being
Ne. G10, adjoining lamia of Philip Finger and
Geerge Shulmyer. This property has a lrent
ot5Giecten North Market street. The house
Is in first-class condition and the let is planted
with Irult trees, grape vines, Ac.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock p. m., when
terms will be made known bv
WILLIAM WE AVER,
nusRY Shubkbt, Auct. Administrator.
5t-teb6.13,Q0.274marl
ADJOURNED ASIONEK'S SALE OF VAL
UABLE REAL ESTATE. OnTUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 27, 1883, under an order of the
Court el Common Pleas of Lancaster county,
will be sold at the Leepard Hetel, in the City
el Lancaster, the following real estate, viz :
Ne. 1. Being a valuable new two-story
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, and let el
ground attached, situated en East Orange
street, between Lime street and Shippcn
street, and numbered Ne. 238 East Orange
street, in said city. The said property trents
en said East Orange street 32 feet, 2!4 inches,
and extends in depth te Grant stre.-t, 245 lect.
The said house has a brick back .itldliig at
tached and contains 13 rooms and a store
room. On said let is also a substantially
built GREEN HOUSE, 18x67 feet, and ether
improvements.
Sale te commence at 7 o'clock, p. m., when
the conditions will be made known bv
CHAS. I. LANDLS,
Assignee of Geerge O. Hensel and WIta.
II. Sucbert, Auctioneer. 119-TuThSA-M
PUItLIC MALE OF COLUMBIA KKAL
ESTATE. On WEDNESDAY. FEB. 2a,
lsS', at the Fianklin Heuse, in Columbia bor
ough, will be sold a large Twe-Story BRICK
MANSION HOUSE, with Let el Ground,
fronting 133 lcet en Second street south of Lo
cust strc et, and in depth 176 lcet te Bank alley,
en which it ti en ts 205 iect. The house has a large
ball. 13 rooms, bath room, paved cellar. Jtc.
convenient closets, marble mantlc3, perches,
&c, is located in one et the best residence lo
cations in the borough, and with little ex
pense could be made a most desirable resi
dence. Alse, will be sold a Twe-Story Frame Dwell
ing, Ne. 211 Lawrence street, in said oerough,
with 7 large rooms, kitchen, cellar, &c. Let
30xby 04 lcet, mere or less, extending te an
aney.
Sale te commence at 3 o'clock p. m. Per
sons wishing te view the premises will call en
C. C. Kaufiman. esq., Locust street, Columbia.
ALLEN A. HERR,
Admr. d. b. n. c. t. a. et Jeshua Vaughn, dee'd.
Icbl7-9dt
Urn AN'S COURT SALE OKVALUaBLE
CITY PROPERTY. On WEDNESDAY,
MARCH 7, 1883, by virtue et an order el the
Orphan's Court of Lancaster county, the
undersigned will sell at public sale at the
Leepard Hetel in Lancaster city, the undi
vided halt part of that certain Let erPiece el
Ground situated en the north side et North
at rcci. and en thn west sideet Seuth Duke
street. In the city of Lancaster.and containing
in lrent en said North street, 143 lcet, 10
inches, mere or less, and extending In depth
along a line of ground, new or late el Jehn
Sencr, deceased, northward 207 leer, mere or
less, te Locust alley, thence east along said
alley, 53 teet, 10 inches, mere or less, te ground
new or late et Jehn F. Leng, thence south,
20 feet, mere or less, along the line el ground
of said Leng, thence along the ground of said
Leng eastward. 90 lect, meTO or Ics3, te Seuth
Duke street aforesaid, thence along said
Seuth Duke street, southward 187 teet, mere
or less, te North street aforesaid, whereon is
erected a two-story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE 20x28 leer, with a two-story Brick
Kitchen 12x22 lcet attached.
Alse, a one-story FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE, 28x18 lcet. Frame Stable, 10x16 leet
and ether Improvements. Bounded en the
west by prepeily new or late of Jehn Sencr,
deceased, en the north by property of Jehn F.
Leng and Locust alley, en the cast by Seuth
Duke street. ms en the seut'i by North street
aforesaid. Ti:L-i pi ep.-rty 13 situated in a very
desirable puriten of the city, and eilers a fine
opportunity for investment
Sale te ebinmenc; at 7 o'clock n m., when
attendance will be given and 'erms made
knewh by .IV 1 V A. II EP "I NG.
Executrix et Chailc- A llei.ting.
Hexuy SiiriuiHT. -vuet. ii:::td1 uJcm5.ii
azeTurjra ec.
J.
K. S.UALI ISO'S VARU. Addenda.
FRIENDS AND PATRONS This may be the
last chance te secure the greatest bargains in
fine Heavy-Weight WOOLENS'ever ettered in
this city. Remember, I am going te close
them eutlf possible this season. 1 have handled
this class ei goods for ever 25 years. I am
thoroughly familiar with the merits et all the
leading makes et cloth in the market and de
say I think the F. & II. and Johanny Edrct'ens
arc superior in finish, mere reliable in color
and mere durable than any cloths produced
in the WORLD. Remcmbei, also. I am the
only man In this city that has the NERVE te
tackle these fine, high priced goods. They can
only be had In large cities at prices net
less than $70 te $75. I am cle-ing mine
out at $40 a suit.
I am having a great Beem In Treusering".
I am offering Heavy-Weights lrem J3 50
te $10 a pair make a note el this. 1 have
among ray line the best English and
French patterns, that cannot be had in Phila
delphia ter less than $15 te $18 a pair.
Thanking the public ler the kind patronage
extended particularly since my great reduc
tion In prices, I shall endeavor te give en
tire satisfaction te all my patrons. Being again
able te attend te business, 1 will superintend
every department or the trade personally and
will guarantee te secure te every one the
greatest value for their investment. All
my productions are warranted te be et
superior CHARACTER AND TONE from any
ether house in the trade, having in my employ
the best skilled workmen lrem the city. Un
less entirely satisfactory te the customer I
will net allow It te go out. JVPlace your
orderatenceat
121 North Queen Street.
LANCASTER, PA.
Neta Bbnk. I have a let of Remnants of
Fine Cleths and Cassimeres, suitable lorchll lerchll
drcn, te which I invite the attention of mothers
el small boys lrem five te ten years et age.
These Remnants are of the finest and best
quality of goods, and can be had irem 50 cents
te $1.50 a Suit.
rpe TOBACCO GROWERS. WE ARK
X new making a .light Cotten Cleth, much
used for covering Tobacco Plant Bed-, made
especially for this purpose. Te be had at our
Stores generally F. SHRODER Jt CO.
jcblC-StdS Conestoga steam Mills.
SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. 22, 1883.
FE0M WASHINGTON.
TO-DAX'S DOINGS AT TUB CAPITA!..
Several Appropriation nllla Reported Faver
ably Cenalderlng'the Naval Dill
Aldmc; ExpoaitteBt.
"Washington, Feb. 22. -la the Heuse
the army and fortification appropriation
bills were received from the Senate and
referred te the committee en appro
priations. The conference report en
the Indian appropriation bill was
agreed te. -The bill as passed ap
propriates $5,362,G5j. The conference
report the consular and diplomatic appre
priatien bill was agreed te. The bill ap
propriates $1,290,730. The Heuso then
proceeded in committee of the
whole with the consideration of
the sundry civil appproprialien bill.
All legislation attempted by the Heuse had
been struck out, leaving this a clean bill
containing appropriations for maintaining
the existing navy and ethor items for the
increasing et the navy standing apart
from the appropriations for the different
bureaus.
Proceedings In the Senate.
In the Senate a brief executive session
was held, and then after the transaction
of seme miscellaneous business, the con
sideration of the naval appropriation bill
was proceeded with, In reply te a ques
tion Mr. Hale said it was the intention of
the committee reporting the bill that it
should net disturb the status of any officer
in the navy.
Republican senators In Caucus.
The Republican senators held a caucus
te day in regai d te matters of general
legislation uew pen-ling, but adjourned
without dLfinite action Anether caucus
will be held te-morrow.
Fer Hie llenelit f.f Expositions.
The ways aud means cemmittee agreed
this morning te. report favorably the bill
granting free entry te feieign goods for
the Leuisville national industries exposi
tion. A similar bill, for the benefit of the
benefit of the Denver, Cel., exposition was
agiecd upon by the committee.
AT THE .-.T.VT!' CAPITAL.
The Lcgiilutleu Dene :it llarrlnburg Te-duy.
Special Dispatch te thel:rm.i.er.xcr.K
Harrisburg, Pa., Feb. 22. liills weie
passed finally in the Senate this morning
authorizing street lailway companies te
increase their capital stock providing they
de net charge mere than five cents fare ;
aud empowering the state fishery
commissioners te sell the hatching
houses at ?-Iaiietta. Bills were
introduced extending the act prohibiting
traffic within one mile of campmeetings te
all religious meetings ; requiring any
acknowledgement or premise te pay a debt
te be made in writing te take it out
of the bar of the statute of lim
itations bill. The bill for the protection
of livery stable keepers by providing
penalties for the injury te the property of
these people, was negatively reported. The
Senate was eniriued principally en the
bankrupt bill which was amended by
striking out a prevKiO.i which virtually
authorized the restoration of imprison
ment for debt. Lee moved te strike out
the assignment clause and the following
sections providing tiie machinery te give
it effect ; ou this amendment, without
action, the Sonate at 12 o'clock went te
the hali of tiie Heuse te hear Washing
ton's farewell address read.
On returning te its chamber, the Scnate
adjourned in respect te the memory of
Washington.
Iluuse l'reccediugM.
In the Heuso a resolution was pasted
fixing Saturday for the final passage of a
joint resolution te print seven thousand
copies of Smull's hand-book for free dis
tiibutien among the members. The Senate
joint resolution te employ counsel aud
stenographers in Scnate Librarian Dola Dela
ney's case wvs reported affirmatively.
Jenkins, of Luzerne, introduced a bill ex
empting all property Irem taxation left by
will te ciuuitable institutions. Among
the bilis which passcil second reading were
tiie following : Te previde for evening
schools ; te increase the length of school J
terms in country districts te six mouths ;
te repeal the act authorizing clerks of
markets te weigh butter. The Senate
concurrent resolution te anthorize Senate
Librarian Delauey te furnish supplies te
the Legislature, net exceeding in value
$3,500, was fleicatfd. At 12 o'clock the
Senate aud Heuso met in joint convention
te listen te Washington's latewell addrehi,
seen after the leading f which the Heuse
adjourned.
r.'AlIl.MJTO'S ISIKTUIIAY.
Tne V:.y it Is l.eliij; Observed at the Na Na
ileiirs.1 CapU.il.
Washington, D. C, Feb. 22. Beth
Houses of Congress are iu session te day,
but all the executive departments, district
offices and brinks are closed and the courts
adjeu-ned ever uutil te-morrow. The
Olde.-t Inhabitants' association held a
meeting this morning, at which Washing
ton's farewell a 'dress was read and an
oration was delivered. A reception will
be given te the Washington monument
society by lien. Horatio King this after
noon, aud at 3 o'clock the district militia
will parade and be rcviewed by the presi
dent and Gcu. Sherman.
In Pnlladelplila
Philadelphia, Feb. 22. The day was
el tiwri heie as a legal holiday and with
th-- exception of a short military parade
there wrre no public ceremonies.
TUP. DUBLIN
d::ai.s.
Iiunectiiut IlociimeiitH in
the Hands
of
OlIiclHl.
Dudlin, Feb. 22, It is stated that the
government is in possession of ducuments
connected with the Land League which
will afford a clue te where the funds of
the Land League went. An abundance of
money is lorthceming for the defense of
prisoners charged with the Phcnnix park
murders.
Denies He In "no. I."
Londen, Feb. 22. The solicitors
of General MacAdaras from Paris,
en his behalf te day telegraph emphati
cally denying the story that he is the mys
terious " Ne. 1," aud sayiug that he has
invited the British embassy te inquire into
the matter.
The Werk et the AVuti-rK at Cincinnati.
Cincinnati. Feb. 22. A section of Mc
Lean avenue, 75 feet len.r, slipped into the
water at Court street, this morning, let
ting down the Southern railroad track and
cntting'iff communication with both the
passenger and the freight depots. It hap
pened shortly bafore the arrival of an in
coming train. The river continues te tall
an inch an hour.
lien. James Gamble Dead.
WiLLLVMsreivr, Feb. 22. Hen. James
Gamble died at his rcsidonce in this city
te day, aged 74 years. He served two
terms in the Pennsylvania Legislature,
two terms in Cengres.s, one year en the
bench in the Clearfield district and a full
term of ten years as judge of the Twenty
ninth district of Pennsylvania.
A Heavy r'atlnre.
Londen, Feb. 22. The firm of Ballan
tine & Kevan, snjjar refiners, of Groeeck,
has failed. Liabilities, 30,000.
Small en the Vnity Weep.
Philadelphia, Feb. 22. Miss Susan
B. Antheny sailed for Liverpool en the
British Prince te-day.
an imrtassBivm genre.'
The Banal orreartotnoftk IJttI VteUau.
of til school DlaMler.
New Yerk, Feb. 23. The funeral ser
vices ever the bodies of fourteen of
the fifteen victims of the terrible acci
dent in the Fourth street parochial
school en Tuesday took place this morn
ing in the church of the Most Hely Re
deemer, where solemn requiem mass was
celebrated by Rev. Father Hespelein,
assisted by ether priests of the Order of
Redemptienists. The coffins were taken
te the church in fourteen white hearses,
and carried through two linea of the
Independent rifle company attached te the
church, te the altar rail in front of which
they were laid. Twelve little trirls dressed
in white and wearing black crape scarfs
steed at the heads of the coffins, 26 girls
similarly dressed were ranged along the
altar rail. The services were most impres
sive ana a teucmng ranerai sermon was
preached by Rev. Father Sehaefer. The
church contained nearly five thousand
people and a large police force was neces
sary te prevent mere from entering and te
preserve order in the street without. On
either side of the church there ex
tended an immense crowd of people,
filling the sidewalks and roadway,
while every window and reef top
of the populous tenements of the neigh
borheod were also thronged. Similar
throngs of people filled all the streets
through which the funeral precession
passed en its way te thn ferry, which it
crossed en its way te Calvary cemetery,
where the bodies were buried.
In the Control of Mew Handa.
Philadelphia, Feb. 22. This after
noon the Camden & Atlantic railroad com
pany, at the annual meeting, passed into
the control of a new management in the
interest of the Pennsylvania railroad
company. Wm. L . Elkins, a Pennsylvania
railroad director, voted 13,307 shares for a
new beard and management out of a total
stock capital of 25,101 shares.
A New Trial Granted.
New Yerk, Feb. 22. In the action for
libel brought by James Francis Mallery,
of Edgfield, S. C, against James Gorden
Bennett, and in which the former recov
ered a verdict of $20,000 from the latter.
Judge Wallace te-day in the United
States court granted a motion for a new
trial.
i he Street Cleauers' struts Knded.
New Yerk, Feb. 22 The strike of the
street cleaners ended te day, and the men
returned te work again at the old terms
$1.50 per day. They were unable te
obtain the advance of 50 cents per day
from the contractor, which they de
manded. The Ice iCevlDg-.
WiLLiAMSPOHT, Pa., Feb. 22. The ice
has been moving herb te-day, and a
channel is new open through the gorge ;
the river is still falling.
yuletlng Dewu.
Sing Sing, Feb. 22. The state of
affaire here this morning is mero favora favera favora
ble and the men are quieting down.
.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Washington, Feb. 22." Fer the Middle
Atlantic states, slightly warmer generally
colder weather, light rain or snow, south
erly te westerly winds, lower barometer
iu the southern portion.
Pelted With Confectionery.
Me. Gladstone went from Cannes te
atlend the carnival at Nice. The day
was a beautiful one, and he occupied a
prominent seat en a balcony and watched
with great interest the animated pageant
that filed past him for two hours or
mere. He wero a "chimneypot " hat. the
only one visible in town that day, and was
thus made a rare target for confetti, with
which he was pelted by thousands who
new net who he was. The great states
man endured the pelting geed humored I v.
laughing heartily, but making net attempt
te return the fire; but his wife and
daughter entered with great ardor into the
excitement of throwing confetti. The
Prince of Wales was also present, aud
passed by in tbe Corse precession in an
open carriage ; but he was se closely
masked that he was net recognized by the
crowd
Coeliieos Between Mace ami suae.
Private dispatches from Baltimore de
scribe the set-te between Mace aud Slade
at thb Monumental theatre en Mon
day night as a het enceunter.
The meu sparred three rounds. In
the second round Mace dealt Slade a
tremendous blew en the nese, which
ctu8ed bleed te flew freely. The Maori,
getting warmed up, retaliated by raising
a lump ever Mace's right eye. A coeluess
iias sprung up between thejiugulists. Mr.
R. K. Fex has been sent for by his repre
sentative, and will go en at onej te heal
the difficulties.
ma aunts.
Live Stock Market.
Chicago Hogs Receipt", 23,000 head ; ship
mimtis .1.000 head ; quality better ; demand fal
anil prices 5c higher ; well cleared : mixed
packimr, $8 30j?tf 90 ; lieavv. $C 8337 42 ;
liKht, $ !i7 00 ; skips, $1 30SC
Cuttle KecelpU, 8.50 ; head ; shipments,
3,400 ' i'ad ; trade very weak and drngln.
an d prices 10c lower than yesterday ; market
closed at a decline et 25c since Monday : su
perior steers el 1,SC0 pounds at 97 00 : experts,
15 70S630; geed te cholce shipping. fSS CO ;
common te mediums, 91 304 90 ; butchers'
easier at $2 (X)4 60 ; steekers and tecders in
active demand and moderate 3upply at 93 305)
4 7.1.
Sheep Receipts, j.500 head; shipments,
1,1:00 head ; demand better experts stronger,
at $6 2()6 SO ; geed te choice. $5 206 10 ;
common te medium at 13 254 20.
East Liberty Cattle Receipts 623 head
tair te geed, $5 505 73 ; common, JIQ4 SO.
Hogs Receipts 1.265 head : market active ;
Philadelphia, $7 5037 80 ; Ualtlmeres, $7 3JQ
7 80 ; Yorkers, 97 2087 30.
Sheep Receipts 3,400 head ; market 11 rm :
T rime. $6 25ft 75 ; fair te geed, 95 503 ; com
mon, $l4 te.
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Inquirer Printing Company
Watch factory
Gas Light and Kuel Company
Stevens Heuse
Columbia Gas Company
Columbia Water Company
Susquehanna Iren Company
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Lancaster ft Lititz
Lancaster Willlamstewn
Lancaster ft Maner
Lancaster ft Manlii-im ....
Lancaster ft Marietta
Lancaster ft New Helland,.
Lancaster ft Susuuehanua 300