LAKCASTEK DAILY INTEaiLIGEKGEK WEDljfiSBAY, APJR1L 4, 1883.
WILLS PKOVED.
IJeqneti) te Churcnea and Belatlvei.
Tlie will of Jehn Sausman, of New Hol Hel
land, l;as been offered for probate. He
bequeaths te the Reformed church of
New Helland the sum of 100, te be kept
at interest forever $3 of said interest te
be paid te the support of the pastor of
said church and the remainder or se much
thereof as may be necessary te keep the
crave of the teaUter and his father in
proper order, and if thcre be any re
mainder it is te go te the cause of home
missions of said church. The rest of the
estate is given te relatives.
The will of Paul Solemon, of this city,
uequeaias te at. Antheny's Catholic
church, this city, the sum of $200, and the
balance of his estate he devises te his wife
during her lifetime and after her death te
his bister Christina, new living in Upper
Franke, in Bavaria, and her children.
Mere ltu8int8 Clmnges.
Fies & Deirr recently purchased the
livery stable property ou North Queen
street formerly used by Zecher & Bre.,
and their business will be carried en at
that place heieafter. This morning they
made the fii&t shipment from the new
place. It ceubibtcd of sixteen horses and
they wcre sent te New Yerk.
Frank Finney, late of the Grape hotel,
has opened a peel and billiard room in the
second iloer or Lecher's building, Centre
Square, and immediately ever the banking
room.
TLe restaurant in the basement of 26
Kat King stteet which until recently was
occupied by Geerge II. Miller has just
been taken by Harry Cot eland, of the
Spiecher heuhc, and Dau Eaby, who have
littcd it up in line htyle.
Jtutlly Jiijured.
Peter Connelly, an employee en the new
branch of the.Pennsylvania railroad, was
.severely injured this forenoon. He wa's
unloading ballast at Dilletville when he
had his leg caught between the dead weed
of two cars. The limb was crushed and
broken. He was taken te his bearding
house in Dillcrville, where Dr. Albright
attended him.
Patent Granted.
A tiade mark has been granted by the
intent efliec te Messis. Aldus F. and Gee.
W. Hawthorn, el this city, for their roof reef
ing paint, the title of which is ''Haw
thorn's Excelsior reef paint " This
trade mark was bccured through Win. It.
tleiliart, solicitor of patents, of this city.
I'euli!
A coriespendcnt of the Examiner tries
te laise a disturbance between the InteIj
i.iuencki: and it.-, pet ground hog, but he
can't de it. The best answer te the cer
lospeudenl is his own nom de nhnne
"Pooh!'
Malicious ."lirtcliler.
Eltner Bewman was aricsted ou the
charge el malicious mi.schief in kicking
in the deer of Hiram iMillei en Beaver
idreet. IIe was held for a hearing be I me
Aider man Carr.
Special Clipp Incursion
te riulailclphia, in Thursday, April 5, 1881.
Tickets goei I for tin ee days, only ? ill. Train
leave.-, l.ant-ister Junction at 1:I5 a. m.; .Man
helm, (.:?.! ii.m ; Lilitz, C-3J u. in., and Kphnita
:tt7Wa in. in31a2,LUl
AimiHcineiiit).
" i'eiin, Mi v. Winthrop " this evening.
Kvery indication pi.itils te the attendance et
:i large atiiiicuee in Fulton nperu house tills
fvciiiiig te see Hits latest play of Bronsen
Heward pii-st-nlid by the Madisen Sqtinie
theatre company The play Is reported te be
produced with an i:.ncl copy et the new anil
eiiginal scenery which caused -e much com
ment in lashlenablc cirlcs when the play was
li rst presented II Is in the East Indian style
of decollatien. According te all the metropol metrepol metropel
ilan Journals the play is strenp, fresh and
ably acted.
" The T,ai,ij's fititrhter."luMii Vicker's
comedy company will present tills comedy
drama In Kulton opera house Friday and Sat
urday nighN. Tin- jilay has taken well, and
Miss Vicker's is spoken et with much com.
uiciidatien.
NtTVIAL NOTICES.
The l.eid .Mayer et Londen was only a
peller In a w.irehoute, but he persevered in
the face of all opposition and i ose rapidly. It
isuily pi'i-istency ami merit that has made
Dr. Hull's Cough Syrup the greatest Jauilly
leincdy lorceuh? ami colds new offered te
the siillerlng public.
Skill ii'thi: U'Oi'Ksuev Te de geed work
the mechanic must have geed health. It long
hours nl confinement In clese rooms have en
icebledhls han i or dimmed his sight, let him
at ence and before seme organic trouble
appears, mice plenty et Hep Ultters. His sys
tem will be rejuvenated. Ids nerve strength
ened, his sight become clear, and the whole
(-oiibtilutlen be built up te a higher working
condition. mar22-10tced
siLEM-Eii Quickly. Aditiefslng Cough, by
Hale's Heney of Iloreheund and Tar T Hike's
Toothache Dreps cine in one minute.
ai-lwdoed&w
Ue no H. it ;enr.in-s iirug .siore ter JUrs.
Freeman's New National Dyes. Fer bright
ness and durability et color"! are unequaled.
( e:m tiem 2 tr pounds. Directions in JSng
lishand lierti.aii. Pi Ice, 15 cents.
Fer TIiIck iieal,
llcavj stomach, bilious conditions, -'Wells'
May Apple Pills" antl bilious, cathartic. 10
mid i'i cents.
T.ikp three times a day, only; see the adver
tisement et Simmons 1.1 ver Regulator.
MeMicrnl .I'litiiBniii Moment it
Are you disturbed at night and broken et
j our rent by a sic chil suffering and crying
with excruciating pain et cutting teeth 7 If
se, gout once and get a bottle et MRS. WIN.
HI.HWS SOUTHING SYRUP it wllllullOYO
t in' peer little suficrcr Immediately depend
upon it: ti'Pre Is no mistake about it. There
1- net a mother en earth who has ever used it,
jrlie will net tell yen at once that it will regu-l.iti-
Hi-- bowels, and give lest te the mother
.'.-id relief and health te the child, operating
Lire magic. It fs pcrlcutly sate te use In all
cisu, n nd pleasant te the taste, and Is the
piescilptien nt enn et the elaest and best
lomale physicians and nui-bcs in the United
State. Sehi .-very where. "J5 cents a bottle.
m2-ly-M.W&S&w
Tlie . (ittiagrrtmble operation lercilig O
Haiti's into the head, and the use et exciting
snull-', are being superseded by Ely's Cream
llalui, a cure ler Catarrh, Colds in the head
and ll'iy Fever. I'iicu5')ccnts.
Apply Inte ntiHlrlln with little linger.
Mm.y persons in 1'ittsten and vicinity are
using Hly's Cieam Halm, a Catarrh remedy,
with most isttsfactery result. A lady uewn
townlsieceveiing the sense et smell which
she had net enjoyed for lllicen yturs. Mr.
Ituiber. the tlruggUt, has used It In his famlr
and commends It very highly. A young
Tunkliatineck lawyer, known te many of our
readers, testifies that he was cured of partial
deafness. Pillsten, J'a , Gazette, Aug. 15, 1S79.
m22-2wdM.V,FAw
nruaii'H HouseneKl I'anaceh
Is the most efiectlve fain Destroyer In
the world. Will most surely quicken the
bleed, whether taken Internally or applied
externally.and thereby mere certainly lellev
patn, wdicther chronic or acute,than any ether
p tin alleviator, and it is warranted double the
f rcmrt'i et anv similar preparation. It cures
iiain In the Side. Back or Bowels. Sere Threat,
UlivuiiiHtism and all aciius, anil is THE
GRKT UfiLIKVEU QF TAIN. "Brown's
Hei .skueiu Hakacka" should be in uvery
family. A tcasioentul of the Panacea In u
tumbler el hcl water sweetened If preferred J,
taken at Nd time will bihiak up a cold. -25 cts
lintll febll-lVdM,W&S4w
Yeung mair.cn U you'd beast these charms
That win a lever te one's arms,
And that may never let him go.
'Twill be through SUZODUNT whose powers
Gives te the breath the balm et flowers,
And leaves the tectli as white as snow.
a3-lwdeed&w
Almest Insane ana Cared.
" Most el the eminent doctors In the East,
as well as several et tlie medical faculty In
New Yerk City," writes Rev. P. P. Shirley, of
Chicago. " tailed te help enr daughter's epi
lepsy, which began te show signs or turning
Inte Insanity, By the geed providence of Ged
we tried Samaritan Nervine, and It cured.
ner." Your druggist keeps it. $1.50.
Tld luta.
Samples Irce at Grocers. H.
Ce., Milkers, Philadelphia.
A. Baetlutt &
112-2Ctdft4lw
43-Mllliens of package? et the Diamond
Dyes have been sold without a single com
plaint, Everywhere they are the favorite
Dyes.
Ite Matter What Happens
Yeu may rest assured that you are safe in be
ing speedily cured by Themas' EclectrlcOU
in ull cases et rheumatism, npnrnl.ii ir.nti,.
ache, etc. One trial only u necessary te prove
its efficacy. Fer sale by H. B. Cochran,
iruggist. 137 and 139 North Queen street.
Dr. Bensen's Skin Cure is without a peer.
It consists ei both external and (nternal treat
ment and costs only (1 per package, at drug
gists " I wouldn't be Without Dr. Bensen's Celery
and Chamomile pills if they cost ?1 apiil. They
cured me of neuralgia, of 0 years standing."
Jeseph Snyder, Paxie.is, l'a. 50 cts. per box,
ux uruggists.
Tna most popular and lragrant I'erlume et
the day ' IIACKMETACK." Tit It. Sold bv
II. 15.
Cochran, druggist, Nes. 137 and 130
North Queen street
feb7-eed:i
Samuel Able, Wrlghtsville, Pa., says: ".I
suffered from pains In my cheat and Inillgci Inillgci
tien, and Brown's Iren Hilten relieved we."
Fer sale by II. Jj. Cochran, druggist, 137 and
130 North Queen street. ii.Mv.dAw
Celdem's Liquid licet Tonic is admirably
adapted ter females In delicate health. Cot
den's; no ether. Ol druggists.
aZ-lwdeed&w
The loellsh reject, the wise accept ; read the
advertisement el Simmons I. lver Kegulater.
SklD JJIfMMMWS.
"Swayne's Ointment" 1 euros the most invet-
".Swayne'8 Ointment"
"Swayne's Ointment" Scratceasen of wn die.
"h wayne's Ointment" i
"Swayne's Ointment" J eases, such as tetter.
"Swayne s O ntment" S .,. ,.....'
wayjie's ointment" )''" -""," euu.
"Swayne's Ointment" babci's itch,
"Swayne's Ointment" ) ....
"Swayne's Ointment" ) cnisty- facaly,
sores, all
Itching,
".Swayne's Ointment" ski
it-lit" s
ent" ,
ent" ) l
ent" i
enf'i
Milt." 1 '
eruptions, and
"Swayne's Ointment" )lrat distressing com
"Swayne's Ointment" plaint, itcldni' nllt
"SwayneS Ointment"),., , ., , . '
"Swayne's Ointment" ) ,he enIi cllcclua! cure
"Swayne's Ointment" J no iimttci-hew eb-ti-"SnayneV
Ointment" ) nate or long standing.
Ask for it and use no oilier. It CUKES
wiieie all else falls. Sold by all dniggists,
A Couch, Uelrt or sinre Threat
Keqiiliesim.uciliate attention. A neglect ir
l lutes the lungs and an incurable disease is
often the rcsnlL " DK. SWAYNE'S COM COM
relI.VD SYKUP WILD CI1EKKY " cures the
most severe coughs and coins, aclsdirectly en
the lungfc. threat ami ehe-t, puiilles the bleed,
and ler bienclii.d, asthma, all pulmonary af
fections el I Jig tiiiiiidintr, itisthebcstieinedy
ever diseeveied. Price 25 cents and fl per
boltle. The large size is the most economical
Sold by all bt-Pt urtigglsts. I19-MW&FydAw
JIAltJilAOJUS.
SVAETii-Uusii. April?, 1SS1. by Kev. Jaime
. Mitchell, D. I)., Mr. Jehn C. Spaeth. et Lan
caster, te Miss Noia May, daughter et Cel. I,.
L. Uuh, et KinMn-IIup.il, Lancaster county,
l'a. nd
UKA.T11S.
Kaj-ck. Api II 2, 1SS.I, in New Helland. Bei tha
Virginia, daughter et Gee. II. and Lizie
Hiinclc, ased 7 j eais ( months and 1 day.
The relatives and friends et the family are
invited te attend the funeral en Thuisday
nieinliig.it lu o'clock. 2td
IlAWMAJf. On Tuesday morning. In this city,
Beniaiiiin S., son et William 1). and Missouri
Hawinan, in the 17th year et his age.
The funeral will take place Irem his parents'
residence, Ne. ;12S East Chestnut street, en
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Intciiuent
ut ISmcaster cemetery. a:t 2t
Cness April 2, in Wa3hInte:i. 1. (:., Capt
James Cress, in the did yearel his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited te attend the funeial fiem the resi
dence el Mis. K. Stamm, Ne 132 East Lemen
sheet, en Thuisday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
It
Wibb In this city, en I Lea J Inst., William
F. Wise, in Hie SOth year of his age.
The relatives and tilcnds or His family are
respcctinlly invited te attend the funeral,
from East King street M. K. chapel, en Thuis
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment at
Lancaster cemettry- ' It
Veiinew. April 4, 1SS3, In this city, Charles
Vernen, in the 4'Jth yearel his age.
Netice et funeral hereafter.
JVJS-t AUVERTZSlSaiVNTtl.
WANTKlf A UOOI HOY TO LKAKJi
the barber business Apply at once te
JOEL. L.. HAINES,
Hd 30 East King street.
WANTEIl-20 MKS WANTJSUTO WOKK
en pike at Litltz. Wages, $l.f.O per day.
Inquire at
WAliWICK IIOUSl'..
a Kit
LItitz, l'a.
IAKMKKS' WKSTfc.KN MAIIKKT.
An adjourn et I meeting of the subscribers
te the Farmers' Western Market company's
stock ill be helit in the Orphans' Court Keem
THUUSDAY EVENING, APUII. T,, at 1'A
o'clock. it
"ATACiNIC NlTIUi:.
111. Tl
The members of Lambcrten Eed-'e. Ne.
tin, F. and A M., are requested te meet at the
Masonic Il.ill, Lancaster, en THUKSOAY,
APlilL 5, 183J, at 1:30 p. m., sharp, ler the pur
pose et attending tbe funeral et BKOTHEK
JAMES CROSS. late a member et Latavettc
Leilge, Ne. , Wnshiiigten. 1). C. The eltieer.s
and uiembei.set Ledge, Ne. -If. and all ether
Masonic brcthern are Irateinilly invited te
meet with Lamuerten Ledge unit paiticipate
in the ceremonies.
lly order et
J. WILLI) WESTLAKE. W. M.
II. U. Fahnestecu, Sec'y. It
F
OLTO Ol'KttA HOUSK.
j:WO NIGHTS ONLY.
AND SATURDAY EVENINGS.
APRIL O AND J, 1883.
FRIDAY
!e
ill
INCHAS. GAYLOR'S REALISTIC
COMEDY DRAMA,
THE TRAMP'SDAUGHTER,
Or, Paste and Diamonds,
Supported by the popular comedian, Cuarles
Koeers, and an unsurpassed cast of Metropell
tan Artists, under the management et Judseu
1). Ceiey.
ADMIhSlON a"i, 50 & 75 CENTS.
HEshltVEl) SEATS 75 CENTS.
Fer sale at Opera Heuse Oflice. at ltd
A
HIO ItAKGAlN.
THREE
NEW ORGANS,
FIRST-CLASS MAKES,
WILL BE CLOSED OUT
THIS WEEK
AT
ANY PRICE.
APPLY AT
Ij. M. HERB'S Bookstore,
(NO. 53 NORTH QUEEN 8T.,)
ltd Inquirer Building.
Cew
pOWEKS BURST.
Ne. 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
Slimmer Silks at a Sacrifice.
Having bought a large let of Summer Silks in Checks and Stripes, away below their value, we can offer them at Prices
lower than they can be had elsewhere. These Silks are a Great Bargain and have been pronounced se by everyone that has seen
them.
The case of Half-Weel Dress Goods that we advertised last week at 10 cents per yard is selling very fast, and are a de
cided Bargain. Everybody should see them.
OPENING OF NEW GOODS.
We have been busv this week in opening NEW GOODS in our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT, WHITE GOODS DE
PARTMENT, HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
Prices Lew. Stock Large.
BOWERS
Nes. 26 and 28 NORTH
JOHN S. UIVLEK & VO.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO., '
HAVE NOW OPEN FOB INSPECTION
Full lines of Gents' Genuine Balbriggan Underwear.
Full lines of Gents' Summer Merine Underwear.
Full lines of Ladies', Gents' and Children's Gauze Underwear.
Full lines of Spring Hosiery for Ladies, Gents and Children.
Full lines of Spring Gloves for Ladies, Gents and Children.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
Ne. 25 EAST KING STREET.
JOHN S. GIVLER.
A'JJM' ADVJiKlJnJiJmCNJ'fi.
rilHK HElTSc. CIOAItlN THK CITY,
HA-
JL vim a or vara niters, at
HAItTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CHJAR
STORK
l?OK F1KK lASDKANCt;
J; GO TO
BATJSMA.N & BURNS,
Insurancu Agents, Ne. 10 West Orange SUeet.
miu-23-mdR
T.UHST-CLASS Pl5NN.SVI.VA MI A t'IGAKS
L I'i leriielH. -a
IIARTSIAN'S YELLOW
.STORE.
FRONT ClUAIt
NliW DKEbD MAKING ItlJUMS. ttU. 27
East KiiiK street. Dress and Cleak mak
uii? in the late-it styles and moderate charges.
Saiistactieii :uaraniee,l Tlie patronage el
Hie Ladie- et Laneuster elieitcd. (lilting
and Fittinjj u Specialty. MRS. AUTEN,
ni7-l mi t " of Nev Yerk City.
i KOlIliK Y FOlt SALK.
A WELL-ESTARLISHED
aKOCERY STOJRE
In a large manufacturing country town.
Heuse, .Stere, store Fixtuies and a full line of
GROCERIES. The whole can be bought for
less thau $2,503.
Inquire at tne
iU-lmd ' INTELLIGENCER " OFFICE.
A IL.KM A. UKKK A' CO.'S
Keai lustate ana msuraisce
Office
REMOVED TO
NO. 108 BAST KING STREET.
(Opposite Leepard Hetel.)
RELIAKLE
mai-eMnitl
INSURANCE
KATES.
AT LOWEST
E.
FKANK SAVI.OJl
HAS REMOVED Ills
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
-TO
NOS. 42 AND 44 WEST KING ST.",
S Exactly opppesdlo the Old Stand.
ectll-Gmd&wR
R
KMOVAL.
E. J. ERISMAN,
THE SHIRTMAKER,
HAS REMOVED HIS
GENTS' FURNISHING STORK
TO-
Ne. 17 WEST KING STREET,
(Next Doer te Hull's Drug Stoic, opposite
Cress Keys Hetel.)
H
O'lKuANU ISEKK SALOONS.
Are net lteer Saloons
growing with
nai ked
r.inidliy in out city t Se much t-e that
I think
lt necessary for
ins citizens 01 Liuicislur te
pielest against it. Weie they a benefit or lm
prevement te our city we should gladly advo
cate them. But what sue tl-c consequences?
Little shops, iloer alter deer, ure opined for
the sale et Beer with no aecoe.iiioilatious ler
the public whatever, and te Intcrleru witli the
liafllc and trade et Hotels wiieie thousands of
dollars are Invested by landlords for the ac
tual accommodation et the public.
Loek at the Stevens Heuse, Cooper Heuse,
Grape Hetel, Franklin Heuse, Ciess Kej,
Fountain Inn Merrimac neiel. Exchange
Hetel, City Hetel. Hiester Heuse, Keystone
Heuse, Leepard Hetel, and County Heiiie,
representing a capital or ever $:ue,A)0 In
vested ter the accommodation et" the public.
And who de ready all in their iiewer te ac
commodate the trade, whilst in the same
vicinity et these Hotels no leas than twenty
II ve saloeus nourish and divert the trade tiem
thoie entitled te It, and who have their api
tal Invested ter it. Rut this Is net all. then- is
scaieely a Saleen thaidees net sellLiqiierumi
Hitters with their Beer, a direct violation et
the law. I believe. Net only that, hut of late
they harbor yeunjj men and women, l'leuse
explain the cause et yeunij men and women
Hecking into certain saloeus en North Queen
street, almost every evening, especially en
Saturday. Is It for gee 1 or evil ? is It for the
morality et our ctly. or the evil thereof V Time
will tell. Why is it th-ir there U mere lm
pi evement In the t building line in Hie Fittii
and Sixth wards et our elty-than all the lest
put together? The only reason I see ij that
the aie clear et the Beer Sheps, and the gmd
citizens will net tolerate them.
I believe the Fifth ward has two HetcN and
no Beer Saloons, and the consequence thereof
tea quiet, intelligent neighborhood, with no
rewdyism ; whilst In the sixth ward some et
the most substantial improvements are going
en and the Beer Shep en the decline. I be
Hevethe Court should carefully scrutinize all
petitions presented te it, and should at least
rclusc hall the Eating Heuse license presented,
that the Court taking such an action would
really have a wenderlul etleet en Hie criminal
list et our county.
Beer saloon proprietors j-ay, we pay bier I'
JILUIIEU Ull- Ulgl lU.tA.CS 141111 Hie LUllIllX 13
largely benllted. Well, suppose we admit iL
and take a leek at enr prison report, which,
shows that during the last year the number
committed ler drunk and disorderly conduct
te be 2,035 persons. The aldermen unit constables-
costs, with beard for each, would -est
the county en an avenge no less than $le
each, showing an average expenditute et no
less than $20,3J0 ler one year, and I venture te
say that you, upon investigation, will net be
able te trace 5 per cent, of above commitments
te Hotels properly licensed and kept. Se it is
readily seen that the taxpayers are out en
squaring accounts, besiaes the inducements
offered te our young men and women le be
led astray. Would it net he well ler our
court, or councils el our city, te appoint a
special officer, unknown te all Interested, te
examine anil see that our liquor law is nren-
eily enforced. Wcall knew that the constables
et the respective wards make sworn state- J
ments of no violation et the liquor law, hut I
am afraid that our noble fellows in considera
tion el being candidates ler re-election, de
net visit many et the saloons in their wurda
and consequently de net knew what Is going 4
nit. Aim puiiw nuu lunjrur ui me cityei xnil
adelphia are doing a noble work of late to
wards the morality et the city, and I think
the Reed old city of Lancaster should fellow
their footsteps ev the geed substantial citi
zens of our city and ones interested in keep
ing geed hotels, and the city by meeting in
council, and protesting te the Court In grant
ing se many beer saloons in enr city.
It ClTIZBK.
LOKKlLLAKD'd KKBKUCA TUBAVCO
only 10 cents per ping at
HAKTMAN'8 YELLOW FKONT CIGAK
SXOBK.
JTEW uUrMXlSEMLESTS.
Polite Attention Shown te All.
& HURST,
QUEEN STREET
ax-if AumuriHisjajsNTS.
e
VENJNO OF
M. A. HOUGHTON'S
NEW STORE.
OF MILLINERY
NEW LINE
All tlie Latest Styles of FINE MILLINERY G0OD3 leceivcd
at the LOWEST PRICES at
M. A. HOUGHTON'S,
Ne: 105 West King Street.
OPPOSITE STEVEN'S HOUSE, LANCASTER.
-VJSIF AUVJSltTJSVMKXIk.
'I'WO SMALL llANUHIADK HAVANA
1 cigars, clear Havana fillers, for 5 cts., at
HARTMAN'S
YELLOW FRONT CIOAR
TORE.
Dlt JAMES K. BAKKU HAS ItKMOTKII
his office from 3 Seuth Duke street, te
the southeast erner et O ran go aim Lime
streets. m31-lwd
170K KKMT. A l.AKUK TWO-STOlt
1 Hrlck Heuse. Ne. 131 North Duke St.
A two story lirick Wareheuse en Mifliln
slieet, between Seuth Queen and Prince
streets.
A. J. STEIN MA V.
12 Mil! lKTELLlOKNOlI't OlMcO.
-ilKAUD KIKK INSUItANUK CO.tlFANY,
OF 1'HILADELrillA.
Assets ever ONE MILLION, TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Insiuc-s Property at Current Rates.
Lesecs Promptly Settled ami I'ald.
rife & Kaufman,
AGENTS,
Ne. 19 East
mliMJmdM.W&SK
King Street.
ay.
NKW HOOK.
new revised and enlarged edition el
elar and Tropical worlds," from itie
pen of Dr. G. Hartwig, prcsidentet the Hcidel-
beig University. author ei Tlie sea and its
Living Wonders," " The Harmonies of Na
ture." "The Subterranean World," etc , etc.
The work Is edited by Dr. A. U. Guernsey,
scientific editor en the American Cylepcdi.i
The object of the work Is te give the combined
result et all the explorations, researches and
discoveries et travelers and scientists et
modern times, giving a complete description
of mnn and nature in the Felar and Equator
ial regions et the glebe, embracing a full and
accurate account or all th-j ditlerent cxpcdl
t'ens te the Arctic world, from the discovery
I Iceland, ever 1.000 years aire down te
and embracing the last expedition of
Uharles Francis Hall. together with
the disceveiles of Humboldt, Agasslz,
Livingstone, DuCnaiilu, Wallace. Slanlei,
Ca meren, Squler, Orten. D.u-wln, et':.. etc , in
every part of the Tropical World, In ?euth
An lerica, Africa, India. Ceylon, Australia aim
the- Islands of the i-ea Tin- whole embellished
with ever 250 beautiful illustrations and maps.
It y ill be hard te find a volume se profusely
mid exuenslvely Illustrated us tbi. There is
probably no ether single boekextantln which
eanbe found the same amount of information
in such convenient compass and atsuch a low
liiice. The work will contain ever 840 paqes,
large Royal Octave, printed en supei line hit-
paper anu substantially bound wiiu oeuuie
oakum heard sides and spring back. This
work will be sold only bysubscriptlnu. Agents
aie wanted le canvass ler it in every town-
. ship lit this State and Maryland. Fer particu-
1 a apply te Jehn Cewaw, P. O. Bex 623.
al-itdJtztw ItALTiMone. M e.
T)ALAC1S OK rASUlON.
Astrich Brethers, Ate.
PAIjACE
OF
FASHION,
13 EAST KING STREET.
NEW
Spring Goods.
JUST ItECISIVED,
Stock of
a Iirge and Elegant
NT3W MILLINERY GOOuS.
All the latest novelties In HATS and iteN-
NU.TS, K1KJJONS, FEATHEKS, SATINS,
and M1LL1NEKY TK1MMIM5S.
TKIMMED HATS AND UONNLTS,
nt special low prices. A large and well-asserted
stock et NKiV SPUING HOSIERY ler
J.adlts, Gents and Children. NEW SPUING
GI.OVEs. All the Spring colors In KID
UI.OVES. An Elegant Assortment et
HAMBUUG EMBUOIDEUIES,
Torchon Laces, Crochet Edgings and all e'her
iriinmingH f.uct;s. Colored Spanish Lac-es.
NEW DltBSS TRIMMINGS. Large Assert--ment
of HANDKERCHIEFS, TOWELS,
NAPKINS, etc. Our
JEW DEPARTMENTS,
'Under tlie management of M. II. HASH Jt
SON. Special ISanratns in DRESS GOODS.
We have one of the flnesc lines ej Dress Goods
that can be ieund at any store In this city and
are ettering eme
I SPECIAL JJAUCAINB.
SULKS. We sell a bitter BLACK SILK at 11.00
a yaid tl tan you can buy at any ether
place. Striped Ottomans. Dress
St itins, all coiers, at S5c.
a yard'.
SPUING COATS. A large assortment at: spec
ial. low priens, we are the only establishment
la this city where a lull line of these goods
Cin be leund,
REAJJT-MADE DK ESSES,
Tet Ladles and Children. We always have a
large ana well-selected stock of these en hand,
employing none tout competent dress makers
te order, and in every case guarantee fit
werkmaj iahlp aud style.
LANCASTER, PA.
LANCASTER, PENN'A.
GEO. F. RA.THVON.
GOODS.
daily and sold
rifJBJt HANlilNUll, ite.
TpUAKES v. FKY.
We have opened te-day another
CHOICE LINE OF
LACE CURTAINS
Three, three-and-a-half and lour yards long In
Swiss, Nottingham Applcquin, &e.
I.ACE LAMBREQHIN8,
SHAMS, TIDIES and BED SETS.
Brass, Aeh, Ebony and Walnut Cur
tain Poles, Bands, Leeps,
Heeks, &c.
Cornice, In variety te fit any Window. Forty
Ditlerent Patterns et DADO WINDOW
SHADES, in new colors, t; and 7 feet long.
NICKLE ORNAMENTS,
LOOPS, FRINGES, Ac.
AN ELEGANT LINE OF
Wall Papers,
Of every dosctlptlen, In Gilts, Grounded and
Common Papers, Borders. Centres, &e.
PHARES W. FRY,
Ne 57 North Queen Street.
LANCASTER. PA
OH HALtj.
EOWMS fcOItt&KNT.
Pleasant and convenient rooms te let.
furnished or unfurnished,
250 North Duke street.
without beard, at
tfd
T'OKKI
r One
KNT.
Stere and Dwelllnz Ne. 3(3 Nertt.
Queen street, opposite Northern Market
Heuse. Apply at Ne. 303 NORTH QUEEN
STREET. dZJ-tfd
PUKL.IO KAIifc-ON JMUNOAV, Al'KII. 9,
at the Kejstene hotel, a one-story hilek
dwelling, Ne. 331, and a two-story brick
dwelling. Ne. 336, both situated and adjoining
each ether en the west side et North Mulberry
between Walnut and Lemen streets, lliu
one-story fronts 12 feet, mere or lesa, and the
two-sleiy fronts 20 feet, mere or le-s, and let
215 feet te Concord alley.
Sale at 7 o'clock. Possession given right
aft rsale. SAKAII A. AIILLKIl.
IIcnht Shuiieut, Auct. a3-lwd
pieit
SALE.
FOB S4LB.
The undersigned offers ter sale the lets ei
ground adleinlng his residence, en Clmrletti
and Walnut streets, In the city et Lancaster
ceuipiislng 211 teet en Chailntte street inn!
2Gi feeten Walnut street
These lets will be sold en easy terms. In I h
whole or In paits, te suit purchasers.
Apply te
TH0S. E. FKANKLIN,
OFFICE-NO. 120 EAST KING STKKET.
raSJwdWThK.-
iy TJ-JK TA1NMJSN lit.
C1UNCKKT A-l tSNTKItTAlNMKNX ON
Thursdciy nlglitutSt. Jehn's Geiman Ke Ke
tenne'i Church for the benefit et the Yeung
People's Organ Society. Admission, in cents ;
children under 11 years, 10 cents. a3-2t
IUl.TON Ol'KRA HMU.Sf-;.
WEDNESDAY EVENINH, Al'KIL 4.
the
Mailisen Square Thatre Company
-IN
YoungIrs.Wintlirep.
A Demestic Leve Story
Splendidly
Beautifully
Acted.
Told.
A PUKE DOMESTIC DRAMA.
AN EXCELLENT CAaT OF CHARACTERS
The play will be presented with scenery
modeled utter the famous Madisen Square
Theatre Setting.
Seats Secured at Opera Heuse. Sale open
Saturday.
ADMISSION
RESERVED SEATS.
inar3U-5t
.75, 60 i 35 CENTS
.75 C E NTS
mm Gity
Beil Leis
rVOH'f rORUKT
Veil. Archdeacon Kirby's Lecture,
On his 27 years of Missionary lire In the Arctic
regions.
THE MOST INTERESTING AND ENTER
TAINING LECTURE OF THE SEASON.
Te be hed under the auspices or the
Yeung Men's Association of St.
Jehn's Free Church.
Chart open ler Reserved Seats at FonDer FenDer
smlth's bookstore. East King street, WED
NESDAY, APRIL 4. Ne extra charge ter Re
served Seats.
Fulton Opera Heuse. Tuesday, April 10.
a2-8td
SECOND EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. APBIb 4, 1883
THE ELECTIONS.
TE3XEKDAY'3 POLITICAL CONTESTS
Reported Sbameiul Scene at the Chicago
Election Mayer Harrison bpeaka
KeinlU at Other Places.
Netv Yerk, April 4. A. special te the
Telegram details shameful scenes enacted
at the election in Chicago yesterday.
Thieves and sluggers crowded the
polls, and whisky and beer flowed
freely. There were several mur
derous affrays during the day in
one et which Ueerge Keundell, a color
ed barber, was fatally stabbed. At mid
night Carter Harrison made a speech say-
I ing that the victory wa3 the first gun of
1884. He also said he would new allow
no low dive3 in the city, and that gam
bling would henceforth have te be carried
en, if at all, behind darkened slats.
The Result at St, Louts.
St. Leuis, April 4. Out of five coun ceun
cilmen elected two are Democrats, two
Republicans and oue Independent. The
preposition te fund the city debt was
carried.
Democratic Mayer iu Leavenworth.
Levenwerth, Kan., April 4. Dr.
Nelly (Dem.) was elected mayor yester
day by a larger majority then has been
polled for many years.
Democratic success lu Springfield.
Springfield, 111., April 4. The Citi
zens' nominees for mayor and city officers
are elected. The Democrats elect four out
of seven aldermen, giving them the coun
cils by a majority of eight. The mayor
and treasurer elect are Democrats, aud
the city attorney and clerk are Republi
cans. A KepubllCitu Mayer la Omaha.
Oiiaha, Web., April 4. The city oleo
tien was hotly contested and it is new bo be
licved that Champien S. Chase (Republi
can) is elected mayor by about forty
votes.
Probable Election of a Prohibitionist.
Topeka, Kan. April 4. J. C. Wilsen,
Prohibitionist, is probably elected mayor.
Republicans Beaten at Ft. Scutt.
Fert Scott, Kan., Apiil 4. Cel A. B.
Pearson, the Citizens' candidate, is elected
mayor ever Capt. W. R. Henry, Republi
can, by 20 majority.
TUB LtitllsLATJHi;.
Animation iu tlie Seuate Over tlie Reading
or the ileurna! The Free PaB4
Bill Passed.
Special Dispatch te the Intiillieescck.
Haurisbuke, April 4. In the Senate
this morning there wan a tight en the
reading of the journal, occasioned by tLe
demand made by Kennedy, of Philadcl
pbia, hist week fei its reading te
prevent the recorder bill from being
reached. Grady insisted en its reading,
and the Senate defeated a motion te sus
pend the litle requiring it te be read by a
vote of 14 yeas te 23 nays. Grady intro
duced a bill te prevent change in text
books mere than encn in live years. The
Senate then passed the Philadelphia
charter with amendment making the
supeiintendentef fub!is work ineligible te
reelection. The bill prohibiting any rail
read or tranppertatian company from
issuing free passes or passes en a !
discount te any person except te efficeis
or employees et the company under a
penalty of six mouths imprisonment aud
$500 line was ceIll:i(erc(, until nearly the
hour of adjournment. Cooper moved
te go into committce of the whele
for general amendment, which was
net agreed te, yeas 21, nays,
21. Cooper then proposed te amend
the bill by allowing passes te b3'
issued for charitable, benevolent and mil
itary purposes ; net agreed te yeas 20,
nays 22. Mr. Laird proposed te amend by
allowing the issuing of excursion and
commutation tickets, providing agaiust
renewment of existing contracts, and coa cea
liniug the issuing of passes te
employees of the company ; no;
agreed te yeas 10, nays 21. Mr. Cooper
moved te amnud by prohibiting passes te
bj iued te statu, county aud municipal
officers, ei any person engaged in any pub
lic employment ; net agreed te, yeas
15, nays 25 The bill was then
passed finally by the following vete :
Yeas Messrs. Adams, Agnew, Biddis,
Beggs, Coxe, Davies, Emery, Gorden,
Hall, Ilennimjer, Hart, Hess, Humes,
Kennedy, King, Laird, Lautz, Lee,
Lengenc-cker McCrackeu, McF.irlane,
Nelsen, Pattrisen, Shercr, Smiley, Stew
art, Sutten, Yandererift, Wagner, Wal
lace, Wattres and Wolvorten 32 ; nays,
Messrs. Aruhelt, Aull, Cooper, Grady,
Greer, Ilerr, Keefer, McKuight, McNeill,
Keyburu, Res, Smith, Stehman aud Up
perman 14.
Iu IIie Heuse.
The Heuse discussed nearly all morning
the bill lcgulatiDir the mede of grautitig
liquor-license in Erie.
Vetoes vrem the Moverner.
The governor te day tent in vetoes
te the Pittsburgh paviug bill, the
township school bill and the bill te
iucteae the compensation of township
nssjisers en the ground of unconstitution
ality in being special legislation.
rite.il Kuiter..
The Public Meeting for r.irnell'H Uenellt u
Hkhoe.
Limerick, Apiil 4. The public meeting
for Iho purpose of giving te P .11 neil a
substantial testimonial of esteem, was a
fiacj. Only forty psraeas subscribed te
the projected fund for raising the encumbrance.-,
en his farm.
The nueeir Recovery Net Yet Complete.
Londen, April 4. The queen's recovery
is slower than was expected and almost
complete rest has been ordered by her phy
siciau. The Nutieual Tneatre IteriilDg.
Berlin, April 4. At this hour (3 p.
m.)the national theatie U en fire. The
fire department seems unr.blc te atay the
ilames.
Later.
4 1. m. The theatre was completely
destroyed. Thcre was no less of life ;
origin of fire net known.
DEATH OF l'bTCK COOl'KK.
A Geed AIau Gene te Ills Kewant.
New Yerk, April 4. Peter Cooper died
of pneumonia at 3 a. m. Mr. Cooper,
who was past J3 years of age, was one et
the met widely known, wealthy, and
benevolent, a", well as eldest, of the citi
zens of New Yeik. He niade his large
fortune mainly iu the 14I110 business and
ether commercial enterprises, and expend
ed it for mauifeld purposes of benefit te
his fellow citizcus ; chief among bis chari
ties being tbe founding of the famous
Cooper institute, au art and educational
centre. In politics be was of late years a
Grecnbacker and ran as the candidate of
that party for president in 1870, notwith
standing his son-in-law, lien. Abratn S
Hewitt, was chairman of the Democratic
national committee. Besides Mr. Hewitt's
wife bis sole surviving child is Edward
Cooper, late mayor of 2sew Yerk Eds.
iNTELL IGENCEJl .
Secretary Felger's Health.
Washington, April 4. Secretary Fol Fel
ger is convalescing rapidly. Tbe inflamma
tion of his eye is bis only trouble. He
received a large number of callers yester
day and went out riding in the afternoon.
He took another drive today. , Nothing
has yet been settled about bis proposed
trip "te Bermuda.
A. BOT ANU A. MATCH.
W&atTftey Old la Baltuner..
Baltimore. Hd., April 4. An explo
sion of gas .occurred this morn
ing m a sewer in the northeast
section of the city, which
the streets and sewer
damaged
te tha
10,000.
extent of from $8,000 te
The houses in tha immediate
neighbor-
heed were injured, several of them having
meir wwu craesea ana Dreicen ey the
concussion. Ths explosion was caused by
a boy throwing a lighted mateh into tha
man-hole of the sewer.
A DESPERATE PRISONER.
His Unsuccessful EfTerta te Escape.
White Plains, N. T., April 4. The
murderer Cernetti was brought into court
this moraine and resentenced te bamincmil
en May 10th. On his way back te his cell
the prisoner took off his hat aud bade tha
sheriff geed-bye. He then made a spring te
escape, but,was captured by the sheriff
and his assistants and carried te his cell,
fighting like a tiger and biting his custo custe
dians. HestlUUee Ended.
Philadelphia, April 4. The ferce of
workmen that has been engaged
in watching the reconstructed Pennsyl
vania railroad bridge ever Second street
te prevent its being again tern down by
the Philadelphia, Newtown & New Yerk
employees, has been withdrawn, as it is
J understood that no further hostilities will
be attempted, and the matter is te be set
tled in court.
suicide of a Kusinesa Manager.
New Yerk, April 4. Nathan S. Merso.
business manager of the Daily News, shot
himself through the head this morning at
his office and died instantly. Overwork
bad impaired his health and it is thenght
his mind was affected.
A Postmaster General from Indiana.
- Washington, April 4. -The president
has appointed Walter G. Gresham, of In
diana, te be postmaster general. He is
new a United States circuit judge.
t
WEATUEiC INDICATIONS.
Washington, April 4 Fer tha Middle
Atlantic states, warmer fair weather,
during the rest of Wednesday, winds
shifting te south aud east, lower barome
ter, followed by increasing cloudiness and
raiu ou Thursday.
MAKKK'IH.
Phllnrtelphla market.
i'BiiMei.yRtA. April 1. Fleur quiet;
Supcrtlnit, 13 25g3 ,l ; extra, $3 7S&4 25 :
lViin'a family, $4 87512.
ICve flour at $3 75.
Wh.-nt lower and unsettled ; Del. and Ia.
Kid. fl 15119; Ne. 1 Ked mid Amber. $1 -Jt
tili-l'A' as te quality.
Cern dull ami unsettled ; Steamer, tiJ3C3e :
Sail Yell'.'v !Uiil Mixed, (UfJGIe.
Oats qui ler
l'onei.iin:iI atCSc.
Previsions steady.
Lard steady.
Butter in light emand and weak; l'a.
Cn-am-ry etni, 3l32e; firsts, I'.a'iSe; Weil,
em, 3)c; fii.-ds,2325c.
Ke'lsdull.
Ksras firmer with fair demand; Penn'u.
leai'Jic; Western, lSJjSiac.
Uheee firm, fcoed Inquiry.
Petroleum quiet; Kenned, 8i28lC.
Whisky at SI 20
New Yerk Market.
.k Yerk, April 4. Fleur continues
dull.
ami 111 buyers' favor.
Wheat heavy and unsettled ; ?lKc lower ;
active speculative tradlutr; Ne. 2 Red. April.
$1 18'4-at 1 ; de May, 1 3)61 20J ; de Jnni-.
12UQ121.
Cern jc lower ; lalrly acttva ; Mixed
Western spot, tagfific ; de future, (MftGSc.
Oats VSMfi lower ; state, 53jS8c ; Western,
Sl57c ; Ne 2 April, 524Q5le ; May. 6252-c ;
June, 02520. -.
Grain and Provimen yaotatleus.
Oue o'elecic quotations of grain und pnuli pnuli
Iens, furnished by S. K Yundt. Brefeei-, U
Knsl King street.
Chlmte.
April 4.
Wtipnt Hern 1 jut 1.
May.... l.OSi .S5 Ai
June:.. 1.00)$ HSJ-5 41
I'etreleii't. Crude eU....S.
Perk
1S.22X
l.trd
11.42J
New Yerk
Stocks irregular ; moderately active.
New Yerk Central .-
Erie Railroad
Adams Express
Michigan Central Rail mad
Michigan Southern Railroad
Illinois Central Rallre-td
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Chlcige Reck Island Railroad
Pittsburgh A Fert Wnyne Railroad
Western Union Teleleirranh Cemnanv..
''W
...128
... 95
...lt!
...147
...13iJ't
...12SJ,,
...131
.. ST.
... 30!4
Teledo & Wabash ,
Keur Jun.mr fntnl TV
New Yerk, Ontario Western 2fi)i
I'hlUilelphla.
Stock steady.
I'liiladelphla & Erie R. It
Reading Railroad
1'eniiuylvn.nfa Railroad
Lvhigh Valley Railroad
Unlti-tl Companies of New Jersey
Northern Pacific.
Northern Pacific Preferre I
Northern Central Railroad
Lehigh Navigation Company....,
Norristown Ralliead
if
iJ
181
Vt
Central Transportation Compan
PItthb'g, Tltusvilln liuflVtle R. R.
Llttle Schuylkill Railroad
Vtt I
....... 13JJ
JfKUlCAL,
w
:nsenm skin cukb.
f Frem Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newrpaper.
A LADY SAID
Tli one Horrid Pimples ! Ne, 1 Cannet Ue.
I'leane Present my Exciues "
Probably two-thirds of the ladles in society
mid homes of our land are aflllcted with skin
diseases et various kinds, te de aay with
which, If It could lie done without Injury,
would be the happleit event el their lives.
Then she would have Instead et a disfigured
audmarred countenance, one that weulu bi
handsome, or at least geed-looking, ler any
one with a clear, pure skin, no matter what
the cut of her features are, has a certala
amount el geed leeks which attract every
body. As It Is new, hn Imagines every en
sees and talks nbeut "these freckles," "thes
horrid pimple," ami ether blemishes wltfc
which site Isatllicted, and this Is true of citliee
se..
Te Impreve UiU appearance great rlsk ar
ta'.en ; arsenic, tucrcuiy, or high-sound tltli-4,
named articles containing tlirse death dealing
drugs are taken in hopes et getting rid-off
all these troubles. In many cases, deatb 1m
the lesult. Ne alleviation et the burning-,
neatlng, itching and inflammation Is glvea
All troubled with Eczema ( salt rheum ),
Tetters, Humors, Inflammation, Rough Scaly
Eruptions et any kind. Diseases et the Hatr
and Scalp, Screfuia. Ulcers, Plmpleser Tender
Itc-hings en any part el the body, should knew
that there is hope ler them in a sure, perfect
and elegant lemedy, known as " xr. C. W.
Bensen's Skin Cnre." It makes the skin whilit '
sett aii-i smooth, removes tan and IrecklcK,
and Is the best te.let dressing In the world. It
U elegantly put up, two bottles In one pack
age, consisting of both Internal and external
treatment. Our readers should be sura feget
this and net some old remedy resuscitated en
the success of Or. Bensen's and new adver
tised as " The Gieat Skin Cure." There Is only
one, it bears the Docter's picture and is ler
sale by all drncgists. $1 per package.
A. Sonsatlen
HAS OPTBIf BEEN VADK
by the discover' of some new thing, but net fl
ing has ever stoeil the test like Dr. C. W. Ben Ben
eon's Celery and Chamomile Pills.
They really de care sick: headache, nervous
headache, neuralgia, nervousness, sleepless-ncs-.
Indigestion, paralysis and melancholy.
Price, SO cents per box, two ler SI, six for
$2.10 by mall, postage tree. Dr. C. W. Bensom,
Baltimore, Md. Sold by all druggists.
C. N. Crlttenten, New Yerk, Is wholesale
agent ter Dr. C. V. Bensen's remedies.
mi7-lmdM,W4S
BKNSON'S SKIN 4JTJRK AND UKLKKY
and Chamomile Fills for sale at H, B.
Cochran's Drug Stere, 137 and 199 North Qnecm
street, narZ-Ssid
- tss'fir