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COLUMBIA NEWS.
i: r.rUIILAK C'ORRKSPONDENCK
Kveets Along the Susquehanna Item f
Interest In and Around the lteinugti
ricked up by the Intelll-
cencer I.ejiertcr.
At the teachers and oflieers meeting of
the Presbyterian Sunday school last eve
ning, the following officers were elected :
Snpciintendent, C. S. Kanfftnan : assistant
W. H. Moere and II. B. Essig ; assistants
in infant room, Mis. P. S. Brugh and
Miss Mazie Fendricb ; secretary, J. L.
Pinkerton; treasurer, II. A. Fondersmith;
libraiian, C. C. Kauifman; assistants,
Miss Kay Beiter, V. P. Witheis, L. K.
Fondersmith, O'Deunell and W. Fen
drich. The executive council of home missions
oftheRefermod chinch of this district held
a session in Trinity Reformed church this
morning. The business transacted was of
an interesting character.
I'rloe! Kfaillng Roem.
It has been proposed te establish a read
ing room in the second story of the Vigi
lant fim Migine house for the use of mem
beis of ihe entire fire dcp.titrecut. The
location is netcentr.il enough. Ne Shawnee
fireman would walk the low distance
from his engine house te the Viligant for
the sake of doing any reading. Aceutr;illy
located reading room" might prove a
success but most as.suiedly one situated
where piopesed would be a total failure.
Kallreail Nnwft.
1'usinrss isbii.sk at the Reading it Cel
iimbi.L railiead company's ce.il shntes aud
whaives. The l.nge number of canal
beats which lie in the basin and along the
wharves give te the place an old, familiar
appearance
Last night Pennsylvania railiead engine
Ne. '2'M jumped the rails in the east yanlb.
It was Mieti replaced en the tiack and the
slight d.iuiage done te the track seen ic
paircd. The excursion te Philadelphia ever the
Reading &, Columbia raihe id, this iniuu
mg ih patronized by a number of town
people.
TtmbiM-lnl World.
A bin prise paity assembled at Miss
Viuea Ebei soil's, en Cherry sheet, last
evening aud then icpaiied te Mr. W. A.
King's icsidonce en Lucu t street, where
a pleasant j.ociable w.is held. Elegant,
leficshiucuts wcie pievidcd for the inner
man.
Te-d.-'y Mi. ami Mi.. .lehu Yeung, n
sidiug at Chestnut, Hill, have been united
m the bends el wedlock twenty live ye.us.
Theu ailvei wedding aiinivoie.uy will be
celcbiatcd this evening at their home, a
laign number el guests having
vited te be piusent.
Seiles el ici IiIeiuh.
A little child of Mr (Jeeige
tetalling en Penv sticct, was
been
Haniple,
severely
burned about the tlue.it and breast by the
accidental evci turning el a uip of boiling
water upon it last evening.
Levi Nell's team became frightened
while passiug the Stwpiehanua rolling
mill yesterday aud lau away, breaking the
shafts and teaiing the harness.
A tally " paity was heldataiesidcnce
en oil stiect, l.tst evening. A eeut.'s
weitb of this delightful candy was pio pie
vidcd ler the entire crowd piesent. The
' sell " did net pievent all fiem having a
delightful tune.
Tlie 11. I). T. club'j liuishing daucu of
the season will take place te night in the
auneiy. A large nuubcr of ladies and
gentlemen, both of and out of town, have
signified their tulctitnm of being present.
.Miss Ann liippey, an aged lady residing'
ou Walnut stieet, aud tine of tin eldest
lesideuts of this place, exteuds her thanks
for the many gilts of geed things of this
world lately piescnted te her by old
l lends.
Frank Weiser. a P. U.K. fi eight In.iko In.ike
niau, had thiee lingers el his tight hand
I'lushed last night, while coupling cai.s in
the rant yaids.
AtiamkJI eer the ' dumps '' hi the
field lielenuig t II. 15 I'.'Sig en the
south side of West Thud stieet, .V'cnl.iy.
The heii.0 escaped almost iiuhuit. The
harness was the only thing badly dam
aged. rilfjlll' AlllllHeillPUt.
Bl.uk t'loek," by Kiralfy Bietheis
tieupe, will appear here en Saturday eve
ning, April Mth. That they will have a
l.irge audience no psusen will doubt ; such
shows always de.
The opening ever. me of the Libra; y on en
teitainment en the 17th of April, will be
leudered by the Ceidelia eichcstra of
Ironville. The mauageis in charge of the
eiiteitainmeul appieciate vciy highly the
hind eiler el the eichestia te lender the
ivi'iHue eutiiely free of recompense.
1'erHumil.
Miw Minnie (Jilinau, en Walnut sheet,
is eutei taming Miss Icia Hartley, of Ila Ila
geistewu, Md., and Miss Speakman, of
f .... .4r trails T'l
ur. it.- ii. Jvegiria anil iuu .i. . uiivlt
went te Philadelphia this inerniug for a
little tiip.
Mr. Edw.ud Fernej has se far recover
ed from his recent illness ;is be able te
lake a trip for his health. We hepe "Ed"
wijlome back much improved in this re
specr:
On the Street.
The streets were full of proincnadeis,
last cvcniBg, but the day was se disagreo disagree
bleandthe sticcts were se filled by the
shifting clouds of dust that bnt few poj pej poj
ple ventnied out, unless impelled te de se
by busi't'ii-'.
Mr. S. F. Bletz has become the ewinr
of a line p;ir of-bay hores which he pur
chased from a Lancaster dealer in liei.se
flesh.
The i oef aud cornice of Odd Fellow.-.'
hall aie receiving the much needed re
paiie. When the new council meets of
course its fust action will be outers given
for npaiis being made te the loef of the
pera liouse. Of ceuise.
Stephen .1. Younger and W. J. Wagner,
the hitter late of Lebanon, Pa., have
epeued an agency f-r the singer bowing
machiueat Ne. 2'J9 Locust stieet.
Snow aud ice still lingers, although
several waim days have inlei vened since
the last, fall of snow. Considerable quan
titiesofice are still strewn along the
sherus and en the rocks of the iSusquchauua
below Turkey Hill.
Uiien ledge Ne. S70, I. O. of O. F., met
last evening. Osceola tiibe Ne. 11, I. O.
el 11. M., will held a meeting te night.
Obituary.
i iir i- i -m.. T -r m VI
Miss Lilhe, daughter of Gen. William
Patten, died at her home this inerniug at
5:30 o'clock. The fuueral services will
be held at the general's residence, ou Sec
ond street, en Monday at 2 p. m. Rev. U.
W. Humphriss will pi each the funeral
seimen. the remains will be liiteried in
Mt. Bethel cemetery.
U1UTUAU).
Death or JUfea Kexcy IJatr.
Mir. Koxey Bair, a daughter of David
Bair, died last evening at the residence of
her father, en East King street, nearly
opposite the county almshouse. Miss Bair
was "ii most estimable lady in every re
spect. She was for many yeais a teacher
in one of the public schools of this city,
ami in that capacity wen golden opinions
alike from pupils, patrons, directors aud
her fellow teachers. She was iu the em
uhy of the beard at the time of her death,
but for suvcial months past was unable te
teach en account of severe indisposition,
irsulting from a consumption of the
threat and lungs, which finally resulted
fatally.
Telephone Connection.
The Globe hotel, North Queen strcet,
was ceuucctcd with the telephone ex
change te-day ; also, Sides' depot hotel
aud A. Fiiliner's (Joutre Square restaurant,
.NEIOUIWKHOOD NEWS.
Kventa Neitr and Acieaa the County Lines.
One hundred and twenty five men are
engaged at the construction of the tunnel
at Phoenixville ou the Schuylkill Valley
branch of the Pennsylvania. The work is
progressing rapidly.
While a little daughter of Jacob Wiest,
of Yerk, was playing near a stove Wed
nesday, shekceeked a crock of het water
devt n upon her, scalding her head and
body terribly.
A Cooper bhep, near the railroad side
track at Chadd's Feld, was demolished
by a house car being knocked through it
by a Seuth beuud freight engine ou the
Baltimeie Central railroad. A number of
ears were also wieeked and rendered use
less by the force of the locomotive while
shifting.
The Western iron association held its
annual meeting in Pittsburgh yesterday
aud re elected its old officers. The caul
rate was reaffirmed. Reports from all
sections indicated an unsatisfactory con
dition of trade and an unpromising out
leek.
The five hundred laborers en the Shamo Shame
kin, Suubury & Lewisburg railroad, iu
this state, who stiuck last Monday for
higher wages, resumed work yesterday at
the old rate of $1.23 per day.
About 40 rollers and beateusin the E. &
G Bni'ike puddling mill, at Birdsboro,
Pa., have stiuck against a reductieu in
their wages of 11 te 12 percent. They
offer te compromise ou a ten per cent,
reduction. The strike throws out of em
ployment three hundred hands.
.lames G. and Win. F. McSp.u ran, of
Oiumore township, intend embarking iu
the canning business the coming season.
They will plant 100 acres iu sugar com
and tomatoes and intend te creittthe nec
essary buildings for the business iu the
village of Fairlield.
The Red rfeal canning company, au cx cx
tensive concern of Harford aud Yeik
counties, is having a steamer aud two
baigcs builj, ta carry their canned goods te
market. The baigcs are being constructed
by Geerge Geiger, of Peach Bettem, a
well known beat builder. The Red Jseal
cempauy embraces thecanners of Hartfeid
company, Md., aud several of Yeik and
Lancaster counties.
In Philadelphia Mai tin Gau, forty years
old, shot himself in the head, because his
wife would net live with him. He was
taken te tl.e Episcopal hospital, wbere he
died.
In Allonlewn Friali Keck leceived a
note stating that his wife aud a strange
man would meet at Kern's saloon. lie
went theie at eight o'clock and seeing
them together drew his i evelver and fired
two shots at the mail, who made his es
cape uninjured. He then liicd twice at
his wile, tiie last shot t'iking etluct iu her
right thigh making a dangerous wound.
Cl.uk, Reeves & Ce., of Phejuixville,
have been awarded the contract for the
building of the Southern Pennsylvania
laiheail biidge at llarrisburg. It will
cost $:,000,000, and will be nearly two
miles in length. It is te commence, at an
elevation ou the Cumberland side of the
SuMjtielianna river, and maintain this
elevation for a considerable distance in
llarrisburg.
The National transit cempauy, which is
just about completing a pipe Hue from the
oil regions te Philadelphia, has under
taken te build a branch line te Baltimore,
with command of two market, and capa
city enough te act as a feeder te the
iclincis iu either or both. The branch Hue
te Baltimore will leave the line te Phila
delphiaata point iu Lancaster county
some (10 miles fietu the latter city, and
will pass thence te Baltimore, also about
05 miles distant, through Lancaster aud
Yeik counties, iu Pennsylvania, and
thence through Harford aud Baltimeie
counties, in Maryland.
niKl.TJNU UF MlCIJICAI, SUUll'.TV.
I'rnl. N ller'H I.nctme en Masai Catarrh.
The Liucautcr city and ceuuty medical
association' met in G. A. It. hall yester
day afternoon, the presuleut, Dr. T. M.
Livingstone, iu the chair.
The following named members were
pieseut : Dis. Atlce, AlbrigqffPBlack AlbrigqffPBlack AlbrigqffPBlack
woed, Baker, Carpenter, Cemptdn, M. L
Davis, S. T. Davis, Ehler, A. J. Herr, M.
L. Herr, F. M. Musser, Muhlenberg, Reed,
Reland, Stchmau, Uiban aud Welchans,
from the city ; Drs. Bruner, Bern
thciscl, Beckius, Craig, Cetterell, Kay,
Liucaw cuver aud Markle, Columbia;
)is. Alexauder and Neriis, Marietta ;
Dis. Newpher and Zicgler, Mount Jey;
Dis. Black and Weaver, Strausburg ; Drs.
B robot aud Roebuck, Lititz ; Drs. Ring
wait and Sheuk, Rohrcrstewn ; Drs. Bush Bush
eug, New Helland ; B. F. Herr, Millcrs Millcrs
ville ; Mowery, Coucstega ; McCa.i,
Ephr.it a ; Ruhrer, Quarryville ; Trabert,
Reamstown ; Thompson, Wrightsville ;
Tieichler, Elizabcthtewn ; J. II. Musser,
Liiupcter; Smith, Paiadise ; Brubaker,
Akion ; Hurst, Earlville ; Doaver, Buck ,
Miller, Birdiu-Hand, and Mayer, Willow
Street The following uamed membeis of the
Yeik county medical society were piesent
by invitation : Drs. M. J. McKinneu, J.
C. Gable, J. T. Perkins, A. A. Leng, J.
C. Myers and Jacob Hay.
The following named monibers of tu'e
Lancaster city and ceuuty Pharmaceutical
society, were also present by invitation :
Mcssis. Heinitsh, llubley, Parry, Kaull
mii and Urban from this city, aud Messrs
Ress, Elizabcthtewn ; llackenborger,
liainbridge, aud Itecdcr, Millersville.
The special business of the meeting was
an address by Prof. Carl Seiler, of Phila
delphia. A resolution was adopted pus
pending the regular order of business, and
Prof. Seiler being introduced, delivered
an able and iustiuctive lecture en nasal
catarrh.
At the close of the lectuie several pi
tients were introduced, their cases diag
nosed and operated upon by Professer Sei
ler.
It was resolved that the thanks of the
society be extended te Prolessor Seiler
for his very able aud instructive lecture
The society adjourned and the visitors
were entertained by the members at Copo Cepo Cope
I.iud's rcstauiant.
a ;keat iv a k eamck.
The Bloilecs Have n tJeud Time.
Last evening the folleTving chiefs weie
raised up iu Metamera tribe Ne. 2, Imp
O. of 11. M., by D. D. G. S., Byien
J.
Brown :
Prophet, Peter Lai id an ; Sachem, Jehn
G. Sciber ; Sr. Sag., S. J. Curtis ; Jr. Sag.,
JohuE.Zeeher; C. of 11., Jehn M. Mc
Cully ; Ass't. C. of It., Jehn II. Brown ;
K. of W., Jehn Creshbach ; Trnstea
L Bau ; Rep. te G. C. of Pa., Jehn M.
McCully ; 1st S., Wm. G. Rapp ; 2d S.,
Jacob Shadle ; G. of W., II. II. Holten ;
G. efiF., Jehn Steigerwalt ; 1st W., Martin
uuupisb -a w., A. 11. Hammend ; M W.,
Frank Walters ; 4th. "W., Henry Bernard.
After the installation ceremonies the
brothers were invited te a collatieu- of
corn aud vensien given by Bre. James M.
Aument, of Medoc ring, Ne. 1, at Spreng
er's saloon, it being his 4lst birthdav.
Sjieeches were made by different members
el the order, after which the members
dispersed te their respective wigwams.
voting Bre. Aliment thanks for the line
collation. The Modecs and Bre. Aument
were presented with a large cake. Bre.
Wm. G. Brown chewed the ends off the
green cigar lighters, taking them for
giceu onions.
Very Drunk.
Jehn Wilsen, who was fermerly a sea
man, but of late has engaged in the cheap
whisky business, was found en East King
street this forenoon by Officer Stermfeltz.
He was se drunk that he was trying te
stand en his head aud he was taken te the
btatien heuse whero he could practice tU
feat with mere privacy.
LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER. THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1883.
Sold out by the Hheria White s Corpse.
Mount Jey Star.
Jehn S Obendorf, who for some years
past had been living at Herst & Geyer's
mill, above town, reeently died in New
Bridgeville, Yerk county, where he re
sided the past several years. At the
time of his death an execution was
pending againct him. This was put into
effect between the time of his death
and burial, as the sheriff sold all his per per
benal property. This must certaiuly be a
very delicate matter for an officer of the
law te sell the personal effects of a person
whose corpse lays in the house at the time
of the sale. But as delicate and rare an
occurrence as this is it was the case with
Mr. Obendorf.
Cbargetl with Malicious Mlechlef.
This morning while the telephone ex
change men were erecting a pole at the
corner of Lemen and Water streets, they
found that the wire of the electric fire,
alarm interfeied with their work. As
the quickest way of surmounting the
difficulty they cut the fire alarm wire and
immediately the alarm een uegau te riug,
striking a dozen consecutive strokes before
it stepped. Chief Heweu en learning
what had occurred, made complaint of
malicious mischief against Mr. Ncwhall,
the manager of the telephone, aud Mr.
DemaD, who cut the wire. The case will
be heaid by Alderman Diffenderffer.
m
Sevi-mli Ward UrtxuH.
Last night at a late hour Nellie Stew
art, coleied, while druuk, went te the
house of William Bosten, en North slreet.
The latter with his wife was iu bed aud
the bellicose Nellie took an axe and began
an assault upeu him. She stiuck him ence
en the leg and he was ciinpolled te lloe
for fear of being killed. lie went te the
office of Alderman A. F. Dounelly and
made complaint and Nellie was locked up
for a heating.
Jehn McLaiu was found veiy diuuk by
Officer Merringer. and the same alderman
sent him out for ill days.
Itallrimil Ai-i lIent
This afternoon just before o'clock, .13
Henry Kegel, baker, of Strasburg was
crossing the Pennsylvania lailiead iust west
of Bird-in Hand his wagon was stiuck
by the Johnstown cxpiess east and broken
all te pieces, and the lead of
bread with which the wagiwi was idled,
scattered in all diiectiens. Mr. Kegel was
thrown te the gieund and cut and luuiaed
about the head, but net : rrietihly. The
bon-e escaped injury and lan away-
Flllirrrtl rifChHilCH HekIi.
The funcial of Chailes Resb, the man
who was killed at the almshouse ou Mon
day, took plaee yesterday. Theie was a
very large ciewd in attendance including
the im mates el the institution, who turned
out in a body. The nerviw s weie conducted
by Rev A. F. Kaul and the iutcimeut was
made at St. Antheny's cemeteiy.
jilajer'H Court.
Jehn Ward and Wm. Kelly get diutik
yesteiday and as they passed along East
King stieet, they picked eiauges from the
stands of C. W.Eckert and E. Killinger.
Officer Creamer aires ted them and the
major this mei niug gavj Waul IS days
and Kelly 20. Jehn Pelick paid his cebtt.
for being di link and diseideily and was
dischaiged.
Capl. CruHs' tuueral.
The body of Capt. James Cress ai rived
heie from Washington, D. C, last evening
and was taken te the lesnlonee of Mrs. E.
Siamm, en East Lemen stieet. Tire
funeral leek plaee this afternoon, Lani Lani
bcrten ledge of M.r.eus attending. The
intei nieut was made at Lancaster cemo ceme
teiy .
Ilejd Heard.
A number of boys who were charged
with dislui biug a religious meeting at the
Episcopal chape), ou Locust, street, had a
healing bofeio Alderman B.ur last ninht,
and wciedisehaigeil. They will be heard
en a malicious mischief case en Saturday
night.
AiiiuM'MiniilP.
" The Tiumjt's Vcniihlir." -ihilUf Vicl.ein,
wlieha been lieiolieleie, will nppuir In the.
oiier house Friday and Sat in day nthts, in t lie
comedy diaiua, entitkil '"1 lieTiiimp's DuukIi DuukIi
tcr;er, t'aste inid llaiiienK" Ol the troupe
the Klin Dispatch iys : " The 'star ' et ' t'aste
ami JMainnnils ' will never set while Jliss
Vlekers iif-uuies tins title lele, or while Mr.
Cliaik'K lleycut eentiniiis te siippeit her in
U i ii i i ItalVc lHek Vinten. Till) imj ciseua
tieiib and imitations et popular ucteis unit
actreses by .Mi-s Vlekers anil Mr. lteeis were
immense, especially Meiljeska's Cainille,
Kiclielleii, iJichard 111, itnuilet. Ludy Wac
betli.aiul various eliaraelursin the well-knew n
opera of J.u Killc d Madame AriRet "
sir.viAi. yvTivjin.
Ducks cliai-KC everybody w-itli being u
"quark," anil tlieieare but u lew who sue ex
empt from tlie.(j03linj? accusation. Dr. Hull's
Cough Sj i up is ' ertainly tin execution te the
i tile, as it Is no doubt, the greatest rtuicdy of ef
leied te a suttcrinf? people.
pKtl.LINTHK WOBKiBer.-Tll 1( gOOd WOlk
the mechanic must have noeil health. If long
hours et confinement in close rooms have cn
leculcilhlH hand or ilunincil his slglit. let liiui
til ence and before some organic treuble
nppears, take plenty et Hep Hitlers. His sys
tem will be rejuvenated, his nerve strength
ened, his si;:ht become clear, ami the whole
constitution be built up te u higher "rklng
condition. nianfts-lfitced
Mlkm-kh Quickly. A ilislie-siug Cough, by
Hale's Heney or Horehound and Tar 7 Tike's
Toothache Dieps cute in one minute.
n2-lvdced&w
(ie te II. I. Ceeiiran'i iiru;? store ler Mrs.
rccmitn'.i New Nuiumal Dyes. Fer bright
ness and durability et color, am uneiunjed.
Colef fteiii 2 te S pounds. Dlieetlens in l'.ng
lish and Get man. i'licu. 13 cents.
Yeung uialden if you'd beast Umbe chai ins
That win a lever te one's arms.
And Hint may never let him go,
'Twill be thieugli SOZODONT whose powers
lJlve.3 te the brentli tins balm el flowers,
And leaves the teeth as white as snow.
u3 lwdced&w
Almest InHane ntnl Cured.
" Most et the eminent doctors in the Kust,
as well as several el the medical faculty in
New Yerk City," wiites Itev. V. I. Shirley, of
Cbicase. " tailed te help our daughter's epi
lepsy, which begun te show signs of turning
into insanity, ity the geed providence of Ued
we tried tanmrilan Scrvinc, mill It cured
her." Y'eurilruggl&t keeps it. $l.W.
Till turn.
Samples tree at Grocers. II.
Ce., Makers, Philadelphia.
A. JlAKTLETT &
112-20tdA4lW
j-Milliens of package? et the Diamond
Oyes have been sold without a single com
plaint. Everywhere they ure the favorite
Dyes.
Ne Matter What Huppeug
Yeu may rest assured that you arc sate In be
ing speedily cured by Themas' Kclcctric Oil
in all cases el rheumatism, neuralgia, tooth
ache, etc. One trial only Is necessary te prove
its eflicacy. Fer sale by II. R. Cochran,
druggist, 137 and 133 North Queen street.
Or Rcnsen'3 Skin Cure is without a peer.
It consists el both cxternaland Internal treat
ment and coals only (1 per package, at drug
gists " I wouldn't be without Dr. Bensen's Celery
and Chamomile pills if they cost jSI apill. They
cured mc of neuralgia, of 0 years standing."
Jeseph Snyder, Paxleas, I'a. 60 els. per box,
at druggists.
TiiKmest popular and lragrant Perlumcef
the day ' UACKMETACK." Ti-y it. Sold by
II. B. Cochran, druggist, Nes. 137 and 13n
North Queen street feb7-ced3
Wells' "ltengh en corns."
Ask ler Wells' "Rough en Coins." 15c.
Quick, complete, permanent cure, (Joins,
wtirU, bunleus,
A ceugn, com or sere -tareat sneuia de
epjt. Neglect irequetmy results in an In
curable Lung Disease or Consumption.
Brown's iirenchlu) Troches de net disorder
tue stomach like coach syrups andhalaatns.
but act directly en the infl-inicd parte, allaying
Irritation, give rel!-r In Asthma, lirenrnlal
Congas. Catarrh, am! the Threat Treubl"?
which dingers and l-nullcfpeafcf-rs areabjcct
te. Ker thirty years Diewn's llrenchiai
Trethw have Keen lecemmended br phydl
ctana. and alvrjvrs give iicriect ..Tlsfactieu.
Having been tested !v n-.t. an'! een-naiil use
for nearly an entire generation, tiwy liave at
taiseil we) .n-rlU-d lankamenL' the lew staple
remedies et the as-. elil at 'Xi cent.- a box
MVervwhci-M mv.lvilTTHAK.Hvw
The best, tlie cheapest reeiedy in the world ;
ee a1veitlseinent of .simnieus Liver Regu
lator. Samuel Able. Wrightsville, Ta., says: ";i
sulleiudfiem pains lu my cbist and indiges
tion, and Uiewn's lien nitteM icllevedme."
Forsale by II. J5. Cochran, druggist, 137 and
13U North Queen stieet. aWwdSw
Celdbn's Liquid Beet Tonic is admiiably
adapted for ieuiales in delicate health. Col Cel
ileti's; 7ie ether. OS druggist".
a?-lwdeed&w
Fer valuable information. lead tlm adver
tisement et Siinniens Liver Regulator.
itruwu'H fumneneid l';iiiaccn
Is the most etleclive I'aln Uestieyer in
the world. Will most surely quicken the
bleed, whether taken Internally or applieil
exleriially.uiul thereby mere ceruiinly rellev
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any ether
pain alleviator, and 11 is wai ranted double the
strength el nn v similar pi enamtien. It cures
pain in the Side, Rack ei Hewels. Soie Threat,
RhuiinialiHin anil am. akhks, and Is THK
GKEAT KlSLlKVKK OF PAIN. "BliOWN'a
HoesKneLu Tawacba " should le in every
tauilly. A liiitstMHiiiiul of the Tauatea In a
tumbler et het water sweetened 11 pietewedj,
taken at bed tlme will iiiikar it a cei.u. 'i.cls
r bettU' febll-IVdM.WASAv
S-I'LAIN I'ALK ri'.OM 1HI SWAVMB 7' II7U1
It Mny Ceneci n : Itching IMIes is one of the
most annoying complaints known te physi
cians. Eveiy one can tell whether helstlius
afflicted by observing the following syni) syni)
teins: Intense itching, particulaily alter get
ting warm. It seems as if pin weims weie
crawling in or about the rectum. Small lumps
sometimes leim. The piivate paits tuc elten
atlected. The mete you scratch the worse the
itching. Knewing that my ointment is super
ior te any ai tlele in tln market, guuiantee it
te cure the weist ctise et ilclilng plies iu exist
ence. Signed, H..SWAYNK, M. I.
Dr. Sway no's Olnl incut lsalseaiilcasantand
ctrectivc cute for letter, Itch, salt rheum, ery
sipelas, barber's Hell, pimples, and all scaly,
eiusty, itchy pIuii ciitilien.). Sold by all
pieniinenl diugglsts, or vill be scut terSets.
(in 3c. stamps), 3 boxes, $!.&". Aillres,,-l)r.
Swiiync & Sen, l'hiliidelpliia, l'a.
ectU-lyu"Tu.TliSw
MAltltrAltF.S.
IIui.L (Jlaieu. On U'eilnesiiMy, Apill 4, at
the parsonage et the Duke stieet M. K. church
In-Itev J. T. Siitchell.Mr. Win V. Hull and
Miss It.irbata C. Glacier, all et Lancaster.
IlKA TH
IUik In this city, en the 4th inst , Miss 1).
Kexie JJair.
The relatives and fiienusef the family aie
lespectlully invited te attend the luneral,
fiem her late icsidenec, en Lancaster pike, en
Saturday altcrnoeu at 2 o'clock. Interment
at Lancaster eemeb ly. 115 21
Vkiswew. Aptll I, ISS3, In this oily, Chailes
Veinen, in the llllh yearel I lis age.
The ldativcs and friends et the family aie
lcspecttully invited te attend the tuiieial
liem the lesiilenec el Ml. Jacob Elll'iger,
corner et Seuth yiieeu and Vine streets, to te to
meriow (Filday) afternoon at two o'clock.
5' A Dl'r.UVlSERlKXTH.
AN'I K!f SO MKN IVASTEIlTO WOItR
en pike ill Lit it.. Wages. $l.f.O pni thij-.
w
-niiiiial WAUW1CK HOU3K.
iil-.-il Litit., I'll.
OICKll.l.AKII'.S KKIIISCCA TOIIAUCO
j eulv la cents iier plug at
HAIlTMAN'b VKI.LOW FRONT CIGAIt
blUUK.
AHIlKTISUIH'THEFKlKNnjiHIl'FIBE
Company will be held this c enie.g at ,yt
o'clock. .1.11. UAUMUAHDNKIt,
ltd 'resident.
WANTKIU THKISR BIYS Tt LKABH
carriage I'liluling and carriage black
smithing. Api.lv at
II. NOLI YV. CAUUIAGH WORKS,
a".'tl' I'oi.et Maikel and Marien hts.
SILT WT 1 SKI- OUT It
. Saner Kraut -...lout THIS (THUIISDAY)
EVE.MXii, tlie List et the. season. Ilaitholo Ilaithelo Ilaithole
mew's Kech ntei Hi ei en iinimjlit dailv at
.IOHN A.SNYOEK'S,
ltd Ne. 115 ertli Queen Street.
Ai'l'KIONTICe. IVANTKD- WANTED A
boy litwi-eii ii; and IS years et age te
leai ii tiiisiuitliiug. Apply te
U.V31 A. M. KUKIDKR. Litltz.
rpiIK A.XCKI.MOK llttl Cdl.OIC .IflU
I PAINT COMPANY. The liusiness el
lnitungand refilling ecluu or mineral paint
heietolere curried en by Jehn Weber aud
Ferdinand Weber, will heieaitur be conduct
ed by said Jehn eherand M. S. Moere, under
the above name. It
i. (SKNSICMCUINA I'KW DAVSWIl.t.
. rouiei e his liiuer store Hern its piesent
location te Ne. 30.1 North Queen street, directly
opposite the Northern Market, whero he will
be pleased te see his ctislemrs and Irlends
until his intended new building a. the old
stand is completed. a5 3td
TVTOTICKlS BBKKHV (1IVKN THAT AN
IN application tern Charter will he made te
l he Ceiut et Common l'leas el Lancaster
county, te incorperalo a number e! citizens ci
Pennsylvania, in an association te be known
us the-'GoiiIenvllio Cornet Rind."
11. F. KSHLKMAN,
a5 3lTh Attorney for Applicants.
1E.1IUV.D.
t
PREY'S DRUG STORE,
F'rem the corner of North Queen and Orange
streets te
2) EAST ORANGE.CORNEROF CHRISTIAN.
Full stock et Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Ar
ticles, Tntlnt Waters, etc., always en hand,
and at reasonable prices. Sp.'cial attention
paid te piesciipttens. n.t,B,7,9,ll,U
C1HKON1C SOItETHIMIAT.-TIlK KAR-
ilcr.sytiinieiiis are simply unconifertahlo
local sensations, pioveeativc or voluntary el el
lerts el insalivatien te keep the paits elciinsert
inid eomlertable. These efforts are siipplc
liieiited in some inatances by frequent use of
thinks, which keep the discomfort in abey
ance. Threat. KarandEye diseases success
fully treated by
DRS. II. 1). and M. A. LONGAKER.
Oflice Ne. 13 East Wain ill street, Lancaster.
CiinsulfntluiHrec. nft-KtlAw
vy,:i'x KtHMJET
HENRY WARD BEEOHER'S
NEW LECTURE,
" Evolution and Revolution,"
The licst Mr. Rccchcr Ever Gave.
ADMISSION - - - 50 CENTS.
RESERVED SKATS - - - "." CENTS
D'agianiet hall new readv, and tickets Ter
sale at G. L. 1 ON DERSMITH'S UoekStore,
Ne. 4G East King Street.
FULTON OPKKA HOUSE. WEDNESDAY
EVENING, APRIL 11, 1S?3.
u5 4ttl
JOHN 1'. SCHAUM.
GREAT BARGAINS.
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LARUE
LOT OF
Chandeliers
AND
GAS FIXTURES,
GLOBES,
COAL OIL LAMPS,
Plumbing and Gasfittiiig, Eoeiing
ami pcuiiiig.
AT
JOHN P. SCHAUM'S,
HO. 24 SOUTH QUEEN STREET,
iel7-y! LANCASTER, I'A,
IfJSW AJiVEHTISEMENJlfl
rpWO SHALL HASBOHADB HAVANA
1 cigars, clear Havana tillers, for 5 cte., at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
TORE.
D
K JAMES E. MAKER HAS REMOVED
Ills office from 2S seutii unirasuwi. ..
the southeast erner
fr DIM II UU ttliU .!."-
street.
mSl-lwd
7IOB KENT. A LAKUK TWOTOR1
"t nifr Hnnw Nn. 131 North DllkO St-
A ten sterv Rrlck
wareueusa en imihuu
street, between Seuth
Queen and rrince
StreetS A.J.STEINMAN,
)20-tld lTKixieaNCKR Ofllee.
TT'IKST-cIillSS l-JiNKSILVANIA CIGARS
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
NtW 1IKESS MAK1NU KOUMS. U. Z,
East King stieet. Drtss and Cleak inak
li." in the latest styles aud moderate charges.
Satisfaction guaranteed. The patronage of
the Ladles of Lane-ieter solicited. Cutting
and Fitting a Specialty. MRS. AUTKN.
liiT-lmd of New Yerk City.
1KUUKRV FOR SALE.
A WELL-ESTABLISHED
GROCERY STOKI
In a large manufacturing country town.
Heuse, Mere, otero Fixtures anil a full line of
GROCERIES. The whole can be bought ler
less than 2.-m
Inn ulre at tne
at-lmd " INTELLIGENCER " OFFICE.
X FRANK SAYLOJt
HAS REMOVED HIS
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
TO
NOS. 43 AND 44 WEST KING ST.,
S- Exactly opppeslUi the Oltl St'nd
eetll-CuulAwU
TEMOVAL.
E. J. ERISMAN,
THE SHIRTMAKER,
HAS REMOVED HIS
GENTS' FURNISHING SJ0RE
TO
Ne. 17 WEST KING STREET,
(Next Doer te Hull's Ding Stoic, Oppoelto
Ciess KejH Hetel.)
rIMl I!. IIKTC. CHJAItl THK CITY, II A-
jl vanaer ara fillers, at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STOllK.
ANKWltOOK.
A new revlsetl and enlarged edition el
the "Pelar and Tiepieal Worlds." liem tliu
pen of Dr. G. Hartwig, president et tin; Heltlel
beig University. aullioret " Tlie Sea and Its
Living Wonders," ' The Hariiienles et Na
ture," "The Suliterianean World, " etc, etc.
The work is editetl by Dr. A. 11. Guernsey,
scientific editor mi thu Aineiieii'i Cvlepedia.
The object of tlie work is te give the combined
icsultet all the explorations, lescarches anil
discoveries et travelers ami scientists et
modern times, giv ing a complete tlesciipllen
el man and nature in the Pelar and Equator
ial regions et the glebe, embracing a lull and
accurate account el all the ditlerent expcdi
tiens te the Arctie weiltl, fiem the discevtry
i f Iceland, ever 1.000 years nsre down te
and embracing the last expedition et
Charles Francis Hull. together wilh
the iliscoveiles or Humboldt. AgsssU,
Livingstone, DuCJialllu, Wallace, btaulev,
Cameren, Suuler, Orten, Darwin, eta. etc., in
every part of the Tiepieal Win hi, iu Seuth
America, Africa, India. Ceylon, Australia ami
the Islands et the Sea. The whole embellished
with ever 250 beautiful llliistiatiens anil maps,
it will be hard tetind a volume se profusely
mid expensively- illustrated as this. There is
probably no ether single book extant In which
can be found the same amount of information
in such convenient Compass and atsueh a low
price. The work will contain ever M0 pages,
larc Royal Octave, printed en snpei line while
paper and substantially bound with double
oakum bnaid sides and spiing buck. This
work will be sold only by subhcuptleii. Agents
are wanted te canvass ter it In every town
ship in this State anil Maryland. Fer particu
lars apply te Jehn Cowan, P. O. Bex CJ3.
al-ltd&itw Raltimekb, Md.
KK'ir.K'iA 1XMEKTS.
"CIULTOIX Ol'KKA UllUSK.
TWO NIGHTS ONL1.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS.
APRIL AND 7, 1883.
!r
IN CHAS. GAYLOR'S REALISTIC
COMEDY DRAMA,
THETRAMFSDAUGHTER,
Or, Paste and Diamonds,
Supported by the popular comedian. Ciiarlk.i
Koeeiis, and an unsurpassed cast of Met lopeli
t.-m Artists, under thu management et Judsen
H. Ceiey.
admission :;"i, :' i ir, cents.
RESERVED SEATS-. 75 CENT.
Fer sale at Opera iWusc Olllce. at ltd
D
,ON'r JfOKUliT
Yen. Archdejiceu Kirby's Lecture,
On his '11 years et Missionary lire in the Arctic
regions.
THE MOST INTERESTING AND ENTER
TAINING LECTURE OF THE SEASON.
Te be he'd under the auspices of the
Yeung Men's Association of St.
Jehn's Free Church.
Chart open ler Reserved Seats at FonDer FenDer
smith's bookstore. East King street, WED
NESDAY, APRI L 4. Ne extra charge ter Re
served Seats.
Fulton Opera Heuse. Tuesday, April 10.
iVl Std
.si'juxa aoeiis.
p.tLAUC OF rAsllION.
Astricli Brethers, .
PALACE
OF
FASHION,
13 EAST KING STIIEET.
NEW
Spring Goods.
JUST RECEIVED, u
Stock of
Lare ami Elegant
NEW MILLINERY GOODS.
All tlie latest novelties in HATS and RON-
N H.T.S, RIBKONS, Jb'EATHERS, SATINS,
ami MILLINERY TRIMUINUS.
TRIMMED HATS AND RONNETS,
.it special low prices. A large anil well-asserted
stock et NEW SPUING HOSIERY ler
Ladlts, Gents unit Children. NEW SPRING
GLOVES. All the Spring colors In KID
GLOVES. An Elegant Assortment et
HAMBURG EMEROIDER1ES,
Torchon Laces, Crochet Edgings anil all e'licr
trimmings Luces. Colored bpanlsh Laces.
NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS. Large Assort
ment, of HANDKERCHIEFS, TOWELS,
NAPKINS, etc. Our
NEW DEPARTMENTS,
Under the management of M. II. HASH &
SON. Special Bargains In "DRESS GOODS.
We have ene of the finest lines et Dress Goods
that can be found at any store In this city and
are ettering some
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
SILKS. We sell u better RLACIC SILK at $1.W
a yard than you can buy at any ether
place. Striped Ottomans. Dress
Satius, all coiers, at 85c.
a yard.
SPRING COATS. A large assortment at spec
ial low prices. We are the only establishment
lu this city where a lull line of these goods
can be leund.
READY-MADE DRESSES,
Fer Ladies and Children. W e always have a
large ami well-selected stock of these en hand,
employing none but competent drcss-makerd.
We make a specialty et making updreses
te order, and in every cawi cnarantee fir
workmanship and style. mWlyii
Cen
SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY EVEJNlNG. AgRIU 5, 1883
" HAEPJSBUKG NEWS.
LLUlSLAllVi: 1'liOCEEDINCS TO-DAY
Strlktug Hack at the AmI-Frce l'nss Sena.
teri Aull Gets In a Ltttle Kcsu Kcsu
lutlen. Special Dispatch te the Intelligencer.
IIarrisrurg, April 3. Iu tbe Seii:ite
te-ilay Aull oll'ereil the following :
'Whereas, Tbe Seuate of Pennsylva
nia Laving decided by a vote of a majority
of its members that tbe grautiuj; el free
passes is contrary te the previsions of
the constitution aud criminal in its char
acter ;
"Therefore, Be it resolved, that it is the
sense of this body that all its representa
tives tee couseieutious te cu joy the courtesy
of free travel, should at ouce return their
paste beads te the seurce from which they
emanated, aud hereafter pay their fare like
Lheucst men who are disposed te practice
what they preach.
After ceiisideiable discussieu, aud the
defeat of a motion te indcfiuately postpone
the resolution it was leferrcd te the com
mittee ou railroads.
Twe hours of the scssieu weie consumed
in the consideration of the fice pipe bill.
A niotieu of Cooper te ye iute committee
of the whele for the puipese of insetting an
amendment te tax oil transported through
pipe Hues live cents a gallon for every
iifty gallons was defeated, yeas
17, nays 24. The following amendments
were iu&eited by unauiineus consent : pre
viding that all pipe lines shall be laid
above flood, Inte' or buiicd beucath the
bed iu crossing streams or rivulets ;. pro
viding that any company layiug
pipes iiuder the prevision of this
act . shall be liable for all
damages letulting from leakage
or bie.ikage of pipes and prohib
iting pipe liue companies from seiziug
water .streams aud inlets for purposes of
such corporations; providing that pipe
lines crossing laiheads or canals shall be
constructed se as net te iiiterfeie with the
use of the same. Ne vote was taken en
the bill.
In l he Uuuse.
The bill te exempt Seventh Day baptists
and Jews from the penalities of the act of
1791 was discussed at length in the Heuse;
the first section wa'J defeated by vete of
yca e7, nays 130. This i.s equivalent te
the defeat of the bill.
s::iueu.- uuakuks.
lneitlBttnc tlie Alleged Corruptlve I'rac-
tlces et tlm TextM Heuso I llepre-jeiua-
tlves.
Al'stin, Texas, April e.A. special
eominittre of the lower biaiichef the
Texas Legislature met hem yesteiday
afterniwu te investigate the charges of
corruption made by the Texas Silinys
against the Heuse in connection
with the bill proposing the leasing
out of the state convicts for ten years.
Joe Walker, a politician, testified that
one of the lessees had quarters iu a
private building whcie poker was played
by members et the Legislature and the
friends of the lessees. Witness had been
theie fiequently and whisky, cigars, wine,
etc., were fiee. Sometimes ene of the
lessees was host, sometimes a member of
the Legislature was master of cetenienics.
Witness mentioned the names of senators
and representatives whom he had scen
there; he testified te having olfeied the
propuetorb of the JJenwerntic tilutc.mian
ijjOU if they would cease opposition te the
penitentiary Iease bill, lledid net have
a00 of his own, aud was net interested iu
the lease, but he expected the lcsr.ses te
reimburse him soma way.
EUROVEAN tVKMS.
Discovery et n Nltre GSyccrlne iructnry.
Birmingham, Apiil .". The police made
a raid upon a suspected locality in B?dsem
street, Ladywoed, and discovered a Fenian
uitre glycci iue factory iu full operation
theie.
Arrested Willi Dynamic &tult.
Lonuen April 5. English detectives
assisted by members of the Irish secret
service last nignt arrested a man who had
in his possession a quantity of stuff sup
posed te be dynamite. The arrest is re
garded as an important one. A chemical
examination of the explosive compound
found upon him is beiug made.
Mure Arrest.
Theliish pelice here have made two
further aricsts iu the suburb of Lambeth
in connection with the man arroste d last
night. The latter is new said te be an
American. Ncailybalf a ten of uitre
glycol iue has been seized in Londen al
ready. Tliey YVuu'l ba In mUiuleliililst.
It has been definitely decided that
neither Mr. Paruell nor any of the ether
members of the Irish parliamentary party
will attend the convention at Philadelphia.
I'repurlng ler tlie C'jr's Coronation.
Frankfort, April .". A tolegram front
Moscow is pulishcd here which makes the
startling announcement that a large mine
has been discovered connecting with the
Kremlin, where the coronation of the czar
is te take plaee.
AN A"-URY KAXHBlMS-IiAW.
Attempting te
Sheet Hit
IliUUl.
Daughter's 11 us-
Nkw Yerk, April 5. Michael Hedgors,
of Providence, H. I.. was arrested last night
for attempting te sheet his son-in-law,
Kebcit Hilten, whom he charged
with ruining another daughter of
Itedgcis. The latter told the pelice
after he was taken into custody
that it was his intention te kill Hilten.
Iu court today Hilten did net put
in au appcarauce te make a complaint
against his father-in-law, and the latter
was fined $10 for cairyiug a pistol, in do de
fault of which he was sent te the prison
for ten days.
SOUTH AMERICAN INSURRECTION.
A Itaco Haired DreaKlng Out lletwcen
Thousands or Workmen.
Panama, March 27. Severe and con
tinuous rioting has taken placa along the
line of the canal works, originating in a
lace hatred between the Janiacians
and Carthageniaus. Sotne twenty of the
former have been massacred and the gov
ernment finds itself unable te restore
order. Arms are being indiscriminately
purchased, and as no' work is going
ou aud as there aie about eight
thousand men drinking frcely serious
treuble is anticipated. The government
will find itself compelled te keep a strong
pelice force ou the isthmus, which is being
rapidly overrun by the dregs of all uatienr.
LEGISLATIVE AID INVOKED.
A Hill in tlm Albany Senate Likely te
Kil'ect haluil merse.
Albany, N. Y., April 5. A bill was in
troduced iu the Senate te-day
aud immediately ordered te a third
reading te prevent any attempt te
pcrsonate or represent Jesus Christ
the Saviour by any &hew, play or
dramatic representation, whether free or
for an admission fee, aud declares a viola
tion of its previsions a misdemeanor, pun-
i -liable by line or imprisonment.
jratul Fire In Tennessee.
Nashville, Tenn., April 5. A negre
cabin at Shelby ville was burned yesterday
and two colored children, who had been
locked in by their mother, were burned te
death. A Presbyterian church adjeuiist;
ivai also bur"?'.!;
A ramlly Burnea te Death.
Albany, N. Y., April 5. Jehn A.
Wilsen, his wife and two daughters were
burned te death in a house, three miles
from Hartwick, Otsego county, this morn
ing. The causa of the fire is unknown.
UU Ferthe Seutli.
Washington. Vnril 5. President Ar
thur, Secretary Chandler. Mr. Miller of
Kew Yerk, aud Mr. Phillips, the presi
dent's private secretary, left here at 11:25
this morning for Jacksonville, Flerida.
ISrlg. Uen. Harass Dead.
Washington, April 5. Brig. Uen?
Jeseph U Barnes, l,e surgeon general U.
S. A. died here this morning, of Bright's
disease.
1VEA.Tllt.lt INl'lUATlONS,
Washington, April.5 Fer the Middle
Atlautie states, warmer partly cloudy
weather, occasional rain, seutheast te
southwest winds, lower barometer.
IN A IlltEAM.
A Father Is Tela Where tbe Hotly or III
Drowned Uej Lies.
The be:ly of Jehn Pierce, who" was
drowned en February 4, at the time
the Franklin stroet bridge at Titus
ville gave way during the flood, was
found en lhe fhti about a mile below Ti
tusville, and jift opposite the aid Pierce
hemestesd iu cnatige county. The find
ing of tlie briU was tin result of the
dieam of a cu. yinau n'wd Hoever,
who lives at Sunville. In his dream
he saw the plaee where the body
was te ba found, md though he never re
membered having seen the plaee in his
waking nioinents he and the boy's
father started out from T.ttisviile with
the result stated. When found the body
was lying several reds fmn: the beil of Oil
(Jreck, with the head lying down stream
and buried iu the sand at the feet of seme
willow brush, with the lower extremities
protruding. When dujr up the face was
found te be bloody, while the clothes re
mained intact, the overcoat being butteued
aieuud the threat. The limbs were yet
frozen, although some parts of the cerpvj
had commenced te mortify.
High r.lceuBeB r.lceuBeB
ITen.C. F. Maudersen, the new United
States senator from Nebraska, claims that
the new high license liquor law of that
state u is the host liquor law in the United
States." The license for cities is $1,000 a
year and in small towns $Q0 a year. Bo Be Bo
fero it went into e fleet Omaha had 1G0
saloons, " and some of them were pretty
bad," remarks the senator; new the
number has been reduced te 90, a little
mere than ene half. Whero there were
1G0 saloons paying $100 per year, the rev rev rev
onue they yielded was only 16.000 ; new
the 00 under the law yield $90,000 a year,
and there is no such thing as selling with
out a licetise, bojaire theso who pay dearly
for tbe priviloge take geed care te see that
the law is net violated te the detriment of
their business. e
MAltKMS.
I'lilliidelplitn JMnrket.
I'HlLAUati-iili, A pi II .1 Fleur Winters
weak ; Spring.-! lower; biipertlun, 13 'Stftll Z ;
e:ia. $."! T.Vft! '". : I'enn'u Family, $1 87a?.' I.'.
Rye Heur at V".
Wheat dull anil leuer; Di-I. and Pa. Red,
fl IKS1 18; Ne. 1 Rut and Amber, $1 1'Jfjl 'ii.
Cern iriegulurun.l generally dull.
Oats dtill ami lewi-r.
Rve nominal atiHc.
PiavNinus steady.
Laid dull.
Rutter dull mill u-i-uk : I'a. Creamery c.itru,
:il(!S:Wc; Ilrsts, i"Qibc ; Western, ."i)c ; firsts.
Rolls dull ; Pa. and Western, SiQlCc, us te
quality.
Eggs qlilet ; 1'enu'a, i!l: ; Western, ISc.
Clicose lirm. with geed impilrv.
Petroleum Mulct; l(cllneil,iQ8ijc.
Whisky at $1 20
New Yerk Market.
Nkiv Yeke, April 5. Fleur dull ami declin
ing. Wheat !4$(i lower and heavy ; speciilaliM)
trading ; Ne. i! Red, April, $ I 17fil lV4i de
May, $1 18 13-1K9I 1!IJ : de.l line. St l'J7jl ).
Cern c lewer: Mixed Western spot, U)3
(mc ; de future, Jljjii7,!c.
Oats iiliJic lower ; suite. 5l5Sc: Western,
.r2Q.-i7c : Ne. '1 April. riJJSQje; May. 51
51,'ic ; July. 51XQ51XC.
Live Stock Market.
CuicAfie Hogs Receipts, 14.0((1 head ; ship
ments, j',21.0) head ; buyers holding ett ; mar
ked efjl'ia lower ; closing dull , mixed, $7 Hi
Q td; light, 7 107B7 70; skips, $t 50j7.
Cattle Receipts, 5..ri03head ; ihlpiueuts l.'.niO
head; trade dull and prices 10c lower : mar
ket for shipping Cattle vciy slew and weak:
expert orders light ; cliolce te prime, IU 1028
0 00: geed tocheli-e, $."ttnftr, Hi; common te
fair, $3 40(6; buteliei lug stock steady ; com
inen te lair, $i .V1D1 40; geed te choice.! 2H
.r ; stockers and leeders steady at $! 155:;e.
Sheep Receipts, 3,:VDI head ; shipments, 1,1)0(1
lalrly active and prices steady : common te
fair, $.1 .W(4 75 : medium te geed, (5 23Qi; ;
choice te extra. $ I 25$Ji7ii.
East Liberty (Ji.ttle Receipt'', U12 head ;
market slew : prime. $ 7j7 ; fair te geed,
$r 75fjfi 50 ; common. $t5.
Hogs Receipt h, l ise head : market llrm ;
Philadelphia's $8 2038 25 ; Yorkers, $7 J3
7 80.
Sheep Receipts 1,200 head : market slew ;
prlnie, V WWJfi 7i;fair te geed. $5 7525;
common, $1 25g5.
New Yerk.
Slecks li regular and llrm ; Meney, fie.
New Yerk Central....
.I2fij
Erle Railroad........
Adaii") Express
Michigan Central Railroad...
Michig'ic Seuth' rit ICalliead
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.. 'J5K
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..117
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Hliuelu (,1'iitnt! L.tilreul
Cleveland ,V. Pi-'slimgh Kallre'id
Chicige A. i:rr). I-I.nid Kullieel
Pittsburgli A Hi Wayi.n It.iltiei t....
Western Union 1 blcgi.ipu Company
Teledo X Wab.tdi
New Jvi-sey Central
New lerk, Ont'ir.'e.S Western
I'hlladelphia.
Sleck sfeinly.
Philadelphia A Krie R. R
iteading Railroad
Pennsylvania Railiead
Li'lilgh Valley Railroad
United Companies of New .Iciscy
Northern Pact lie.......
Northern Pacllie Pinteire. I
Neitheru Central Railroad
Lehigh Navigation Company
Norrlstewu Railroad ,
Central Transportation Company....
Pittsb'g, Tltusville A RiitraleR. R....
Little Schuylkill Railroad
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... 27'
... n4
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JIATH AX it vAya.
TTATS, CAKS, &c.
LATEST SPRING STYLES.
SHULTZ BROS. -
(Old btann.)
Largest, and Rest Assortment ever ettered te
the public at lowest prices.
FINE DRESS SILK "ATS, .
French ami English Pull-Overs. Seft Felt
Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Ac.
All et every quality and variety. All kinds
of hats made te order.
lhi only Hat Manufactory In the city. Con
stantly en bund my own manufacture.
JOHN SIDES,"
(SUCCESSOR TO SHULTZ A JJRO.)
113-ttd
1 O TO SWA KIt-rl
JC Forenoot the best RLACK CASHMERES
at 75 Cents. Fer ene et the best RLACK SILKS
at $1.00. rer TWILLED DERKGE worth 18
Cents at 12K Cents. Fer Rag Carpets. Fleer
and Table Oll-Cletlis. Fer Remnants et Ging
hams and Seersuckers, go te SWARR'.SNe.
50 North Queen St. I17-lyda&Tu
T OCHKK'.S Wl'KS.
A 5c, Package
LOCHER'S DYE
WILL COLOR MORE EGGS THAN ANr
OTHER DVE IN THE MARKET.
Fer sale by
CHAS. A. L0CHER,
HO, S EAST KING STREET,
! IKCAS'fFK, fM,