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LANCASTEK DAILY iyTELLieEyCER FRIDAY, ?APRIL 6, 1883.
uknnis in I'lm.AmainiA.
All
A indication Made for a tYrkt et linbcaft
corpus lu uu v.'ifr.
An associated preBB dispatch from Phil
sdelphia te the Intelligencer lias the fol
lowing cencen ieg Jehn B. Dennis, new
imprisoned in the jail in this city :
Application was this morning made in
the United States district court before
Judges. McKenuan and Butler for a
writ of habeas corpus rh the case of
Jehn B. Dennis, who is at present
imprisoned in the Lancaster county jail.
Net long Bincn Gov. Crittenden, of Mis Mis
beun, Msnt en a requisition for Dennis upon
tlm charge of fraud, alleged te been com
mitted in the state. Gov. Pattuieu issued
a warrant for the arrest of Dennis aid di
rected his delivery te the state of Mis
seuri. Subsequently, however, the writ
of extradition was stayed upon, it beiug
shown te Governer l'attisen that Dennis
had becu wanted in Lauer county upon
the charge of forgery prier te the issuing
or Governer Crittenden's requisition.
The delivery of the prisoner te the Missouri
autlieiitii'S was a se ordered te be stayed
until the actions in Lancaster county had
been di.-pe.scd of and (he law of
this state vindicated and he, Dennis,
was te biJ handed ever te Gov
erner Crittenden. Attorney General Cas
sitly opposed Mie release of Dennis npi.u
habeas ceipus, but the court held that the
i-ubsrqucnt, warrant of Governer l'attisen
was an absolute revocation of the warrant
of ancbt. The matter was pe&taijiit'd
until Tuesday rueining next in elder that
counsel might prepare themselves for
aiument of the question.
blunder Mill.
Adelpli N. Basch has brought a suit for
."lander against Adam Musketnuss, iu the
jnothnnetaiy'sollice. lie lays his damages
at 1,000.
Mibbatli Scheel Uelnn,
Tlie Sabbath hcnoel Union will incut Ibis
(Kild.iy) i-vening In the lecluiu loom 01. St.
Paul a RcfermeC chuieh at 8 o'clock.
dirrncllen.
In the ce-pui tniTh lilp notice el " 'I lie Lxeel-s-ier
Dry Celer and I'alnt Ceiiip:inj" wi.lcli
appealed In last evening's paper tlie name et
I'l'i-ilinaiiil Weber was emitti-d. The llriu is
Jehn Weber, terilinand Weber anil M. S.
Moeie. bee adyitiiement else wlieie.
, Aiiineiniiitn.
A Fine Ceiiijinuy Te-tii'ttt. M.'ittie aKciBi
who appears licit: te nij?lit, in "The Tram pV
Daughter." is a chin mliig iu!liis as well us a
lcuniikubly line singer. .Shi) Is hi i 111 lull el
Inn et the Let la Mtyli-. Mr. Onirics Honors, Gi
hcrsiippert, gives liuitaflnusnt gieat actors.
Spencer Piltchaid Is a member el the com
pany. Thuy appealed in Rending last night
ler the second time, uml this morning's Time
says : "This chaiiuiug aitiste lends lier nu-ll-nces
captive liem the atait ; nhe is naive,
spiukliug, giacelul ami relineil. anil fully de-si-rves
the upreai ions npplaiiHi! which fellows
lii-rili'lliKMliens. Sir. Rogers also n.-il hiu i-il In
tii-sli laurel'-'. The chaiaclcr .sketches wcie
well ieeeiveil."
i n: vi Aii net it; eh.
"Mrs. Partington, what de you ube ler a
very bad celli V u-.keI Mrs. Dull. "Hnndkcr
chiefs, uia'ii'ii," answered the aged dame,
looking ever her spectacles. Handkerchiefs
aie a desideratum in the event el a celli, lint a
buttle et Dr. Hull's Cough .Syrup la a necessity,
because it net only relieves, but cures tlie
iver.it ceM or cough.
Skill in Tin: Wohkiiiei Te le geed work
the mechanic must have geed health. II long
hours el ceiillncmcnt. in close rooms have en
lei'bleil his 'iaml or dimmed Ills sight, let It tin
at once ami befmii seme eigauic trouble
appears, lake plenty el Hep Hitlers, His sys
tem will lie rejuvenaleil, his nerve strength
ened, his sight ln-ceinu clear, ami the whole
I'MiiHtiiutieu be built up le a higher wm king
i omlitleii. iunr22-Hitcnd
fcu.KM'Rii OuiraiA. A dl.dies.sihg Cough, by
Mule's Heney el lloieheiiml ami Tar ? Tike's
ToeT'iaelie Hiejii cine in "n minute.
aMudcnd.'ciy
till no II. li. tjeclir.iii'j Drug Mern ler Mr.
hVfmmi's New Rational Dye. Fer bright
niws mid i!u nihility ei color, ate uncinialel.
Celer tiein 2 teft pounds, lsirertlnns in Kllg-11-ihaiid
licrmiin. 1'iU-e, 15 cunts.
Almest Iiihhiie mill CiithiI.
' Most el the eminent, doctors in tlie bast,
aswellas.sever.il el the medical faculty In
New Yerk City," writes Rev. P. P. .Shirley, of
Chicago. " laileil te help our daughters epi
lepsy, winch bewail te show signs of turning;
into ins.inily. Ry the poed providence of Ged
no tiled tiamnritan Xcrvinc, anil it cuied
hei." Your druggist keeps it. $1.50.
Tin nits.
Humpies Ireeal Greccis. II. A Rahtlktt &
Ce., Makers, Philadelphia. !l.!'Ji;t!&4lw
U-.M1llieiis el package: el the Diamond
Dyes have been sold without a single enm
plitiul. Kverywhere they aie the I.iveille
Dyes.
e Mutter What IlnppciiH
Yeu may lest assured that you are sale in be
ing speedily cured by 1 henias' Kclecliie Oil
iu all cases et rheuuratisin, neuralgia, tooth
ache, etc. One trial only Is ucce-saiy le prove
Us ellicaev. Fer sale by II. if. Cochran,
diuj;j.'ist, :7aml IIS) North Queen sticet.
Dr l.ensen's Skin Cure is without a peer.
11 consist el both e.vteinal and internal tieat
ment and costs only Jl per packsge, at drug
gl&ts " wdiln't Itv without Or. Itrnsuii'-s Celery
and Chamomile iillx f they cnr. $1 a pill. Thry
cured me of nciirnlyia, of u years stallillr.,'
Jeseph nydcr, l'a.vliMS, I'a. ?0 cts. per box,
at ilrutr-'isfj.
The i'ies' popular anil li arrant rerlumeet
t he day ' IIACKM BTAUK." Try It. Sold by
II. 1J. t'nrlinui, druggist, e.-,. 1:17 und i:?.i
North 'I'l'jeii street fcb7-oeii:;
YVeIIh' 'Keiifjli en v;riiH."
Ask ter Wells' " Ueugli en Coins." l.'ic.
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Cerne,
waits, bunions.
Celucn's laijuid ISeet Tonic is admirably
adapted fei leuiales in ilelicate health. Col Cel
den'; no ether. Ot druggists.
ai-'wdeed&w
low te bceiirn Health.
I seems Htrange that any one will sutler
liem the many dorangements brought en by
1111 Impure condition et the bleed, when SCO
Vll.I.'SSAUSAPAniLL.AANI)STlLLlNGIA, r III.OU!) AND LlVKlt Sl'HUl will restore
pericet health te the physical organization. It
is indeed a strengthening syrup, pleasant te
lake, aid has proven itself te be the best
IJI.OOD rUMFIKU ever discovered, cllcel
ually curing Screlula, Syphlitlc disorders,
Weakness et the Kidneys, Eryslpcliis, Mala
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bil
ious complaints and all diseases indicating an
impure condition et the Uloed. Liver, Kid
neys, Stomach, Skin, etc 11 corrects Indi
gestien. A single bottle will prove te you its
merits 11s a health renewcr, ler it ACTS LIKE
ACHAKM, especially when the complaint Is
el an eshaustive nature, having a tendency te
lessen the natural vigor et tlie brain anil ner
veus system.
AEH'S PAIN PANACEA cures a palu In
man anil beast. Fer use externally and inter
nally. IJED HORSE POWDERS euro all diseases
of horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and all
Live Stock. A POSITIVE CURE. inay'-M-S
Fer sale at II. B. Cochran's; drug store 1U7
Nerlli Queen Btieet.
immnn iiounenelrt rausceu
Is tli most ctlective l'aln Destroyer In
the world. Will most surely quicken the
bleed, whether taken Internally or applied
externally.umt thereby mere certainly rellev
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any ether
panallovlater, and it is warranted double the
strength el anv similar preparation. It cures
pain in 1 1 10 Side. Rack or Rowels. Sere Threat,
Rheumatism and all aches, and Is THE
GREAT RELIEVER OF PAIN. "BROWN'S
HersBHOLD Pamacba" should be in every
taiuily. A tcaspoeutul of the Panacea in a
tu mblcr of het water tsweetened if preferred J,
takeu at bed time will iibeak up a cold. 25 cts
a bottle Jebll-lyOluYWJtS&w
A ceugu, coin or sere xnreat gnemu ee
ateppen. Neglect ireiuenuy results la an In
cuialile Lung Disease or Consumption.
Hreu'n's i.renehlal Trei:hs Ue net disorder
tnesteinacli llkf cough syrups and balsams,
but art dliectly en the Inflame! parte, allaylnp
Ir'Uallen, kiv; relief In Asthma. Bronchial
t'nuKhs. Catarrh, a"i the Threat TrouMc TreuMc
which Singers and Public Spf)ak:rs are subject
te. Fer thirty years Brown's Bronchial
Tmelies iihvh been recommended, by physi
cians, and Hiways ;ive perfect satisfaction.
Ila vim; be-ii tested by wlile anil constant use
for marly an entlie generation, they have at-
talMed eJ .nerited rank anion? the tew staple
remedhv el the aB. .sold at Z cents a box
.,.- .vin.n 'v.lvdTThFlvw
The best, llu cheapest remedy in the world ;
see u'lveilisi'iuent el biniiiiens Liver Regu
lator. Fer valuable information, read the adver
tiseiuunt el .Simmons Liver Regulator.
Skin ltlKfituinit.
"SwMyne'rt ointment" ) Cures the most invet
".S Wayne's Ointment"
"Swayne'rt Ointment" )eratecacs of skin dls-
'.swayne's Oliituicnl")
".Swayne's eiutment"
1 eases, such ai letter.
".Swayne's Ointuient" ) 8'"1 ' "-"lniSi-iii "can,
"Swayne'B Olntmeiil" babel's itch, sores, all
"Swiiyiie'nOlntiiiDiit") fv itchini'
"Swayne's Ointment" )CMISly' sca,y- -nnfc.
"Swayne's Ointment" fiklu eruptions, and
Swayne's Oinlment" . . .mu,,,!.,., ,.,,.
".Sw.ij lie's ointment" 1 u al ""t'ess"1 t-em-"Swaj
lie's Ointment" plaint, itching piles,
WllKS the only ctlectual cure
"Swayne's Ointment' no mailer hew obsti ebsti
"Sttayne's Mil linen t" nate or long standing.
Ask ler II and use no ether. It CURES
where all else falls. Sold by all druggists,
A Couch, t;eii fir KoreThreBt
Reijulies Immediate attention. A neglect Ir
ritates the lungs and an lncurabledisea.se ts
often the result. "DR. SWAYNE'S COM
POUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY "cuies I lie
most severe coughs and colds, actsdlrectly en
the lungs, threat and chest, purines the bleed,
and ler bieuchiid, asthma, all pulmonary al al al
leelioiisel lung mainline;, illsthebtsticuieily
ever discovered. Price iSi cents and fl per
bottle. The large size is the most economical
Sold by all best druggists. 113-MW&Flyl&w
Samuel Able, Wilglitsville, la., says: "l
stitleied liem pains In my chest and Indiges
tion, and Riewh'k Iren Bitters relieved me."
Fer sale by II. It. Cochran, druggist, 137 anil
13'J North Queen street. a2-lvdw
Willi ICIy'n Cream Italm a child can be
treated without pain or dread, and with per
feet salety. Try t he remedy, it cures Catan h
Hay Fever and Oelds In the head. Price 50c
Apply Inte iiestrilH with little linger.
J lotve been u sufferer ler years with Ca
tanli, and under a physicians tieatmnnt ler
everayeai. Ely's Cream Balm gave me im
mediate lellet. 1 believe I am entirely cured,
G. S. Davis, First National Rank, Elizabeth,
N.J.
July's Jri.-iii r.alin, ler the cure of Catarih,
Celd in head ami Hav Fever, is the best arti
cle 1 have ever sold ter the treatment et these
diseases. I am healing the most favorable re re
peils et it.s bum licial cllecls. Hknkv 1. Skm-
l'Li:, Druggist, Easten, Pa.
aV2wdM.W,F.w
1HSATU8.
I'.Aiit In this city, en the 1111 Inst., Miss D.
Keilo Ralr.
The relatives and friends of Hie family are
icspectliilly invited te attend the luneral,
from ;er late lesidence, en Lancaster pike, en
Saturday altcrnoen at 'J o'clock. Interment
at Lancaster cemet ry. uA 2t
Brown. In this cil v. en the titli Inst., Walter
V., son Henry and Alice Drewn, aged 4 years,
7 mouths, 7 days.
Death has claimed our darling Walter,
Set his s' nl upon Ins brew.
And his cheeks that were like roses,
Are as pale as marble new.
The relatives and friends of the lamily aie
respectfully invited te attend the luneral,
from his parents' lo-ldeuce, Ne. Ml Mnuer
street, en Monday afternoon at two o'clock.
Interment at Lancaster cemetery. aU-'.!t
Powell. In thi3citv, en tlie nth Inst., Eliza
betn N., daughter et Geeign M. and Katie E.
Powell, iu thed yearel her age.
The lelatlvcs and li lends of the lamily aie
respectfully invited te attend the. luneral,
from the lesi.lcncc of her parents, 319 West
Walnut slteet, en Mndny afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Services at the chapel et the Lancas
ter cemetery. . iu-2t
Gncncii In this eity, en tiie ."ith Inst., Maiy,
relict et tlie'late Jehn Gerber, in the C7th year
el her age.
Tlie i elat Ives ninl friends of Ihc lamily are
respectfully Invited te attend thefuneral from
theiesuloiiceot her daughter, Mrs, Themas
McCulley, Ne. 10, West King street, en Mon
day alleinoeu al 3 e clock. Interment at
Shreiiier's. cemetery. aC-2t
TmssLcr.. On April li. issi. Mrs. Catharine
Trusler, wile el the late Michael Trissler, in
the 7jIIi year el her age.
Due notice of 1 he funeral licrcaft' r. a(! 2t
yjcir AinJiurisKaiKNis.
WANTED A OIKL. TO WORK IN A
Restaiirant. Applyat basement el Ne.
2H East King street. It
WATKI A COLOKF.ll 31AN WANTS
a situation te de any kind el work. Ap
ply te JOHN CRAIG,
It Ne. 31 East Mifflin Street.
1MIK KKNT-A UNE-MORI FBAMK
1 liouse. Ne. 35 West Chestnut street. Apply
te A.J. STE1NMAN,
ali-tfll iNTKLHOENllin Ofllce.
i
HVO SS1AM I1AND-MADK HAVANA
cigars, clear Havana fillers, for 5 els., at
IIARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
TORE.
w
fAKTKll-A GIRL, TO Wlf UI'.HEIWL
IIOUtCWOrK. AlipiVilk
NO. 222 WEST CHESTNUT ST.
It
SAMUKI. II. fltllJK, AlTOKNBV, HAS
Removed his Ofllce from 56 North Dtike
street te Ne. 41 GRANT STREET, lmuiedl
delv In Rear el Court Heuse, Leng'p New
Riiilillm? ml7-tW
IO It INT.-THK 8TOKK UOOM, NO. 35
1 North t'ueen street, new occupied by
Ames Kingwnll. Apply le
1IIOS. E. FRANKLIN.
Ieb7.8.9,insoedtld Ne. 120 East King St.
1MI JAMES K. KAKER HAS KKMOVEO
If his ellice from 28 Seuth Duke street, te
the southeast erncr et Orange aim Lime
streets. ' inSl-lwd
1.MMI 11KNT. A. I.AKUK TWOSTOB1
A Brick Heuse. Ne. 131 North Duke St.
A two story Brick Wareheuse en Mifliln
street, between Seuth Queen and Prince
streets.
A. J. STEINMAN,
j21-tid iKTKLLIOEMCKtt OfllCO.
rilHK JXOK.L.SIOK 1JKY tllLIIK ANO
J PAINT COMPANY". The business of
mining and rellntng ochre or mineral paint
heretofore carried en by Jehn Weber and
Ferdinand Weber, will hereafter be conduct
ed by said Jehn Weber, Ferdinand Weber and
M. S. Moere, under the above name. It
17UBST-CL.ASS 1'iSMNSXl.VANIA C1GAKS
' in ter 25 cts. at
IIARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
ui.h:1n TIIkSIUT. AI'KIL. lO.
... :.-. -.no Vrth fltrlaflnn street n. let. of
i. ui-.Mi.iiw.iviui v...-..-.. --.--, --- --
Household and Kitcuen r unuiure, cuuhduus
of Bureau?, Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads ane"
Redding, Cupboard, large Cook Steve, Wash
stands. I'ubs, Rockets, Tin and Queeneware,
etc. Sale at 1 o'clock. Conditions made known
by 1. F.AUCAMP.
llEMiv eiiuiicuT. aun, ""w
T0UHL.IU SALE OF UOKSES ON HON.
I DAY', APRIL 9, 1683, will be soul at the
Merrimac Heuse, Ne. 115 North Prince street,
Lancaster. Pa.. 32 HEAD OF HORSES ene
car lead el Canada Horses and one car lead of
Western Horses.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock, p. m.
a0 2t GEORGE ORObSM AN.
UtOCKKV rOKSALE.
A WELL-ESTABLISHED
GROCERY STOKE
In a large manufacturing country town.
Heuse, Stere, store Fixtuies and a full line of
GROCERIES. The whole can be bought ler
less than J2.500.
Inquire at tne
al-lmil " INTELLIGENCER " OFFICE.
B.
KKANK SAVLOK
HAS REMOVED U1S
GALLERY OP PHOTOGRAPHY
-te-:
nes. 42 and 44 west king st.,
49 Exactly opppesite tbe 01d",8tand.
ectll-6md&wR
THE BB4T 5c GIttABin THE CITY, HA
vana or Yai-a fillers, at
HAUTMAN'S VELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
NK' AVrXKriNElIKSTS.
WANTKU SO M EN WA fTEIT WORK
en pike at Lititz. Wanes. Jl.fO per clay.
Inquire at WARW 1CK HOU3E.
al-3t Lititz, Pa.
LOKtilLI.AKD'S K1CKKUCA TUBAIiCU
only 10 cents per plus at
HAKTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
WANTKU 1HKKK HOYS TO LKAKH
carriage painting and carriage black
smithing. Applv at
ILAULTY'S CARRIAGE WORK",
al-31 Cor. et Mai kct and Marlen Sts.
APPRENTICE WANTED WANTED A
boy between IS and 18 years el age te
learn tinsmlthing. Apply te
a5-3t A.M.KRE1DER, Lltltz.
SO. OENSEMERINA FEW DAYSWILI.
remove his liquor stere from its pie-ent
location te Ne. 3CJ North Queen street, directly
opposite tlie Northern Market, where he will
be pleased te see his customers anil friends
until his intended new building a', the old
stand Is completed. a jiu-
pUMOVEU.
PREY'S DRUG STORE,
r'rem the corner of North Queen and Orange
stieets te
2) EAST ORANGE,C0RNJROF CHRISTIAN.
Fell stock et Drugs, Medicine-, Fancy Ar
ticles, Toilet Wateis, etc., always en hand,
and at reasonable pi ices. Special attention
paid topicsciiptiens a5,0,7,:i,ll,14
C til HOMO SOKK-THICOAT. THE EAK-
Her syinpteiiiB are simply iiiicomferlablo
local sensations, provocative of voluntary el
torts et liisalivatlen te keep the parts cleansed
and comfortable. The.se flerts are supple
mented in muiie Instance i by ficquent useef
ililnks. which keep tlie uiscomtert in abey
ance. Tin eat. Eai and Eye diseases success
fully trented by
DRS. II. I. and M. A. LONGAKElt.
etllce Ne. Iu Kiist Walnut street, Lancaster.
Consultation tree. u5-3td&w
riie
Wepay especia' attention, and call your at
tention te it. We invite eveiyene in want, of
a GOOD. DECENT, WKLL-r ITT1NU SUIT,
at a Lew Price, te call en us and examine our
GOODS and PRICES.
WHAT IS TILE USE
Ofnaviiiir a P.Ik I'rlce ter a READY-MADE
SUIT when we can make veu a decent, sub-
st.intlal one ler15 te $1S.
We also have some
as low as $V
STOP AND LOOK AT OUR
Shew Windows
Yeu can ebliilu some ideii et the
above's corieclness.
We have en hand an IM.M KNSE STOCK et
fieady-Mtide Clothing
Fer MEN. OUT IIS, ROYS and CHILDREN,
ami also all kins el
Gouts' Furnishing Goods, Trunks,
Valises and Umbrellas.
a-The Celebrated PK.NN HALL WHITE
SHIRT which we m-11 ler 80 cts. is tlie bestand
cheapest In the market.
HIRSH & BRO.,
Peiin Hall Clothing Hoase,
Nes. 2 and 4 NORTH QUEEN ST.
I'OltlKHllMi MEW.
SOMETHING NEW
FOIl
LANCASTER.
THE
LANCASTEK
SHOE
FACTORY.
I
see advertisement:
NEXT WEEK.
-tlTlLUIABlSOM & fOaTKB.
BOOT MD SHOE
DEPARTMENT.
This extensive and elegant fitted up sales
room is new open for the exclusive sale el
ROOTS and SHOES ler LADIES, GENTLE
MEN, ROYS and CHILDREN, comprising all
giadcs ei the best manutacture, from the
STRONG BOOT or SHOE for ROUGH WORK
te a HANDSOME FRENCH KID el the
LATEST STYLE ler FULL DRESS WEAR.
We have devoted especial attention te tlie
selection et FINE SHOES ler LADIES
anil CHILDREN, having made It a carctnl
consideration te procure none hut these that
will glve the customer the Inrgest amount of
wear for the LOWEST POSSIRLE PRICE. We
should esteem It a favor if our many
FRIENDS and PATRONS would call and In
spect this handseme addition te ourcstnblish eurcstnblish
ment, anil we hope, by courteous attention te
the wants el the Public anil a determination
te supply nene but strictly reliable goods, te
merit as liberal support in this Oepartment
ler the future as wchavoeiijejedinnllour
ether branches.
SPRING OVERSACKS In large variety.
SUITS Ter MEN, BOYS ami CHILDREN In all
the NEW SPRING STYLES.
NECKWEAR, HOSIERY, COLLARS aud
CUFFS, UMBRELLAS, RUBBER CLOAKS
and COATS, TRUNKS and VALISES. Sele
Agents ler B. DUNLAP & CO.'S FINE HATS.
Williamson & Fester,
32, M, 36 & 38 East King St,
LANCASTER, PA.
JiUOKS AJflt
s
IGN OF THE BIO BOOK.
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
N0S. 15 AND 17 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
LAB GE A SS0RTJ1EN1 ! LOW PRICES !
Q UART0 FAJIIL T BIBLES ! B 0 0KS A T MAREEJJ-B 0 WX PRICES !
JSAt the Sign of the Bipr Boek.
I'M IfAJUS,- JtC
reu P. SCHAUM.
GREAT BARGAINS, i
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE!
LOT OF
Chandeliers
AN D
GAS FIXTURES,
GLOBES,
COAL OIL LAMPS,
riuiiiJiiii": ami (Jasfltliiig, Koefliig
" jiJid Spouting.
AT
JOHN P. SCIIAUM'S,
NO. 24 SOUTii QUEEN STREET,
feb27-lyd LANCASTER, PA.
LAXVAHTEH IVATVlilSe
ri'HE
Lease IlaviDg Terminated
UNDER WHICH THE
Lancaster Wntcli Ce.
HAS REEN
CONDUCTING PIS OPERATIONS,
the properly leverw tu the Company owning
the works. It was resolved at meeting by the
Twe Companies, held Maiuli -0, lbs3, le effect
an immciliale
et all iuteresta in a Chartered Sleck Company,
In order te entry lerward the work mero vis; vis; vis;
oreubly. and largely te increase the product el
Lancaster Watches.
The Factory will lie closed ler a few days,
pending the nece3-taiy ariangcments for the
Be-oMnizatien
of the Company, when work will be at once
resumed. The organization of tlie Numerous
Depaitments el the Faeleiy has never been se
geed as at piesent, the average product being
One Hundred Watches per Day.
VLOTUMU.
pl.AUY-IUAIJli: OL.OXHIKU.
MUST BE SOLD.
A LARGE STOCK OF
Fer Men, Beys ami Children,
AT
ROSENSTEIN'S
37 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
As lam desirous el cleslug out my Entlte
Stock et Men's, Reyn' and Children's CLOTH
ING by APRIL FIRST, 1 have mail" a Swoop Sweep
ing Reduction. Yeu can certainly never again
get such an opportunity te purchase All-Weel,
Reliable and Well-Made CLOTHING at such
Lew Pi ices.
MEN'S ALL-WOOL SUITS ler $0.00, worth
$12.00.
MEN'S WORSTED SUITS ler $li00, weilh
$!2.(XI.
ROYS' ALL-WOOL SUITS for $5.00, worth
$10.CO.
CHILDREN'S SUITS irem $1 up.
They Inst Be Sold
AS I PROPOSE TO GIVE MY ENTIRE
TENTIONTOTHE MERCHANT
TAILORING.
AT-
MERCHANT TAILORING.
In this department yen can find the choicest
assortment of FIne Imported and American
Woolens which 1 am prepared te niake le
order at Moderate Prices.
Having in my Employ a First-Olass
Gutter a Perfect Fit can be
Relied Upen,
x
All Shades et Fine Kerseys and Meltons for
SPRING OVERCOATS which 1 make te order
lined throughout with Silk, laced with Silk
and Satin Sleeve Linings for $25.
37 K0RTH QUEEN ST.
TJ5MOVAL.
B. J. ERISM AN,
THE SHIRTMAKER,
HAS REMOVED HIS
GENTS' FURNISHING STORE
TO
Ne. 17 WEST KlJNG STREET,
(Next Boer te Hull's Drug Bterc, opposite
Clese Keys HoteL)
Consolidation
HTJITJLOXFKY.
VLOTUMU.
IL
OEKUAltT.
SPRUG OPEmG
AT
H. GERHARTS
TAILORINa ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. 6 EAST KINO STUEET,
OF TIIE LAKGKST ASSOiri UVXT
OF
FINE SUITING,
PANTALOONING
AND
SPRING 0VEKC0ATING,
Ever brought te the City of Lancaster.
fl-These desirous of securing Choice Styles
are invited te call early.
P. "
iiusTirri Kit s sum.
iUT.
With line weather ecme the wants et meu
of CLOTHING, ami the quoitien where te
buy.
Wc have spared neither time nor money te
get the best Workmen.
The CUTTER Is the most impeitant. A
simple trial Is all we ask.
Our Stock el PIECE GOODS contains all the
Late and Popular Shades.
THE GOODS ARE THS FINEST,
THE PRICES THE LOWEST.
0. 1 lestetter & Sen,
Merchant Tailors and Clothier?,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
E,
EflUY FOK SL'KINU.
TIIE CHOICEST STOCK Ol'
I
IN THE CITY.
NOTE A FEW SAMPLE PRICES :
MEN'S READY-MADE SUITS
At $1.00, $3.00, $0.00, $S.0O,$12.00 up te $13 0(5.
BOY'S SUITS
At $if0, $3.00, $4.50, up te 19.00.
CHILDREN'S SUITS
At tl.75, $2.00, $3.00, $1.00. up te $0.00.
MERCHANTTAILORIM
We have a very Larse and Select Assort
ment et Goods In the 1'ILCK, and iiihIcc them
te order at the most astonishingly LOW
PRICES.
MEN'S SUITS TO ORDER.
At $12.00, $14.00, $10.00. $18.00, up te $25 and $30.
In our windows we have marked in plain
ligures 1C0 pairs of pants, in dilleicnt styles,
which we make te order Irem :i.0i te $9.00.
A longstatcnientof tacts, or an elaborate
line elarguuicnt. Is net necessary le convince
these who inspect our splendid line et Cloth
ing and 1'iece Goods, ami learn the exceed
ingly LOW PRICES at which wc are selling
goods and that we are offering extraordinary
bargains In every kind of garments
AT
L. Gansman & Bre.,
6U-G8 NORTH QUEN STREET,
Right en the Southwest Cerner et Orange St.
LANCASTER, PA.
WThe cheapest and most reliable Clothing
Manufacturing Hoee In the city.
UUUVXKIEp.
IL'ST RECEIVED.
PHILIPPE, CADEAW&FIL'S
FINEST FRENCH PEAS,
SELLING AT 25?. A CAN.
REMEMBER, Our Lancaster County
EARLY JUNE PEAS,
at 20c. a can. Thcse give satibluctlen. And
MARROW FAT PEAS.
.IUST RECEIVED :
FINE OLIVE OILS. MUSHROOMS. ('UEEN
OLIVES, DURREE'S SALAD DRESS
ING. Alse, a line line of bottled
PICKLES and SAUCES.
Our SHAKER CORN at 12c. a quart is con
sidered cheap.
FLOUR. FLOUR. FLOUR.
Levan's Best, Minnesota, GrelTs (Willow St.
Mills) Best, and Choice Manhelm Pat
ent Reller Precess, AA A BB and
Fleur el the entire wheat.
At BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East King Street
1 W JJKKSS MAKING KUOM3, HO. S7
Ll East King street. Dress and Cleak mak
ing In the latest styles and moderate charges.
Satisfaction guaranteed. The patronage ei
the Ladles of Lancaster solicited. Cutting
and Fitting a Specialty. MRS. AUTBN,
in7-imd of Kew Yerk City,
SBM
SECOND EDITION.
FBIDAY EVENING, APRIL O. 883
THE LEGISLATTJEE.
PROCEEDINGS IN ROTH UKASCUtS,
The Free Pipe 15111 Finally I'assert in the
Senate Keiuenntrancea Ai;aiii!t the
Liquor Conetilutlonal Amendment
Special Dispatch te the Iktelligenceu. .
Harrisburg, April G. Tlie principal
business in tbe Senate this mernim; was
the consideration of the lice pipe bill,
which passed finally by a vete of 31 yeas
te 12 nays. The nays wcie : Befjs?,
Cambria ; Cooper. Delaware ; Ilcnninccr,
Lehijjh ; llerr, Dauphin ; Laiul, "West,
merelanil ; Lantz, Lebanon ; Shearer
Herks ; Sniily, Perry; Stehman, Lancaster ;
Watres, Lackawanna, ami Staith and Roy Rey
burn, Philadelphia. Bofero the p.isvi-iu
of the bill, rotueustrauccs against it were
presented by Stchnian, Cooper aud Sutten.
The Philadelphia charter was passed,
yeas, ;?1, nays. Gorden, Kennedy, Grady
aud Keyburn, of Philadelphia, voted
against it. A large number of reinou reineu
strances were presented against the liquor
constitutional amendment. Bills wero
reported favorably te permit the killinrj of
span- ws and te autherize the chan0e of
text b iks every flve years.
Iu t: a ;ieusc.
In the Ilmise bills v.xie introduced te tax
crude pitreleum shippi-J eutside the state
three mills per gallon VA pipe line com
panies live cents for every fifty gallons
passed through pipe lines. The bill te
allow Lancaster county convicts te be
sent te the penitentiary was favorably re
ported, as was the bill te repeal the act
creating a beard of charities. On the
question, shall the bill increasing the pay
of assessors pass, notwithstanding the
objections of the governor, the yeas wero
81, naysOG. The bill te abolish contract
convict's labor in prisons and reforma
tories was passed second reading.
FROM fcUKOPi'i.
The Dynamite 1'riHuiicrn Arrulj;iiuil.
Londen, April 9. The dynamite prison
ers were arraigned iu Bend street te day
anu charged witu haviug in tueir possess
ion, with felonious intent, cxplo cxple cxplo
sive materials. The detectives gave
a full history of their chase alter
Nerman and gave a number of
points which in their opinion pointed te
his guilt and te intimate relations between
him and the ether prisoners. It trans
pired that the name of the man whom
Nerman alleges engaged him as a clerk is
Fletcher. The detectives depose that en
Nerman's persen was found a telegram
signed "Fletcher." At the conclusion of the
testimony they were all remanded with
out bail, although their council strongly
urged that bail be allowed.
The Interest Unabuted.
The interest in the nitre glycorine dis
ceveries continues te draw and the excite
ment is iutensc. The papers are making
the most of their opportunity aud sell
ing frequent editions with the heading :
"A plot te blew up Londen." The con
tents of the editorials and local news
seek te connect the ariest of the four
dynamite prisoners with the advice given
by O'Donevau Itessa te Irishmen te blew
up everything English except their coal.
Dfstructwe -Cxpleslven.
The stock of explosives discovered by
the police at Whitehead's manufactory,
in Birmingham, has been examined by a
government inspector, who reports that
he found among ether articles for the de
struction of life aud property oue hun
dred and seveuty pounds et nitro
glycerine. The government has already
taken action looking te the amendment of
the law iu regard te the possession of
explosives. Sir William Ilarccurl, home
secretary, announced this afternoon
in the llouse of Commens that
en Monday next he would intreduce a bill
te that effect and that he would ask the
Heuse te facilitate the passage of the bill
in order te insure its speedy enactment.
The announcement was received with ap ap
plause iu the Heuse.
lllsmurcli'ti Jm;uri:il Actions.
Berlin, April G. Prince Bismarck in
a letter te the president of the Ueichhtag
announced iu a curt maimer and without
ettering any explanation the arrest and
subsequent relcase at Kiel of the deputies
who had attended the Socialist, congress
at Copenhagen.
Knocked Out In Sevim iCeumlH.
Nkw Yerk, April G. A prize fight took
place en Leng Island at day break this
morning between Harry Wet son, com
monly known as the "Black Diamond,"
and James McLaughlin. Seven rounds
were fought iu seventeen minutes, when
the Diamond was declared winner.
A Negro Fiend.
Wilmington, Del., April G. An Eeery
Ecening dispatch srtys that an unknown
negre, after rcceiviug catibles from Mrs.
Jehnsen, housekeeper for J. W. Themas,
in West Dever Hundred, Del., yesterday
assaulted and outraged her. An alarm was
giveu, but the man c?caped.
An Ftuery TVIicel Kit--odes ivltli Fatal Effect
Cini insati, April C. At the Cincinnati
co-eperato works in the lower part of the
city, this morning, au emery wheel barst,
instantly killing Goe. Latt and William
Iluber, aud slightly injuring William Cur
der. V.'oelou Mills Isurncil.
Bosten, April G. W. K. Shaw'ii
woolen mill at Preston, Conn., was
burned last night. Less, $e0,000 ; iusui iusui
ance, $15,000.
W'KATUElt INDICATIONS,
Washington, April G Fer the Middle
Atlantic states, rain with partly cloudy
cooler weather,winds shifting te northwest
and northeast, higher baremeter iu north
portions.
JVAKKE'IN.
Philadelphia market.
PHii.ADt.yniA, April ; Kleur dull
weaK; Springs loner : Superfine, $J irfs3
and
extra, $3 75ai Si: Peun'a Jfc'amily, $t 87S51?.
Rye flour at J3 7.".
Wheat unsettled; XDil. and Pa. Red,
$lll117K; Ne. IReil and Amber, $1 VJQIW.
Cern in lair local demand.
Oats dull and unchanged.
Rye nominal at C'e.
Previsions ste.uly.
Lard easier.
Butter dull 'and teiulin;; downward; Pa.
Creamery extra, 3l03Jc; Iirnts, S5Q2ic; H'e-jt-'crn,
30c; lirats, iS5QJ5c.
Rolls dull.
Ebbs handy steady under liberal supxilics;
Pcnn'u, 18c ; Western, I7Kc
Cheese II rin. with fjoed demand.
Petroleum dull ; Refined, fcjc.
Whisky itt II 19
New Yerk Market.
New YeKR.'AprSl C Fleur dull and in in
stances a shade lower.
Wheat unsettled; JQlc lower ; speculative
trading : Ne. 2 Red. April, $1 17QI 17'4 ; de
May, 1 18;1 19X : de June, $1 IU 7-1091 lU-.
Cern Yfyiifi lower; less active; Mixed
Western spot, 58Cic : de lutiirc, i3C7c.
Oats hfi'c lower ; State, 5'2f?50c ; Western,
SOgSec ; Ne. ' April, SJJc ; May. and June,
5152c.
Grain ami Prevision limitations.
One o'clock q notations el grain and provis previs
ions, furnished by S. li. Yundt, Rroker, UJS
nst King street.
Chicago. April G.
Whrat Cern Oats
May.... 1.07 .mii AVi
June... 1.00 W .V.
Pctreleu'i. Crude oil. ...91.
Perk
13.25
I.arrt
11.31
Live sievit market.
CmcAOo-Hegs Receipts, 13.0CO head ; ship
ments, 5,110 nead ; marlcet " dragging, very
weak and 10c lower ; mixed, 7 0037 ;
heavy,$74.37afJ; light, 17 CCS7 50;" skips,
$77 .'A Mai ket closed very weak.
Cattle-Kef elpta, C,D03hcad ; shipment tfj200
head ; weak, slew and unsatisfactory ; 510c
lower : experts. $6 402' 90 . one car lancy
steers brought 1710 ; geed te choice shipping,
$5 50c 35 ; common le lair, $3 4095 90 ; butch
ers lairly active and steady : common te lair,
tt 504 00 : geed te choice, $1300485 ; stackers
and leeders.$3 103530.
Sheep Receipts, .-lOS head ; shipments, 1,300
fairly active and prices steady ; seme shorn
yearnings averaging TSlbs, 14 : common te
lair. SI 50S4 75 : medium te geed, 15 0086 ;
choice te extra. t 15 G75.
EAST HbkktY Cuttln lfewlnta 570 hmiil;
nothing doing ; all through consignments.
M?s?Ue!::e,Pt!'' l J1 hwui 5 market llrra ;
Philadelphias, 5 lifts 25 ; Yorkers, $7 70j
7 1H.
sneep Receipts 1400 head; market slew
at yesterday's quotations.
New Yerk.
Stocks weak; Meney, 67c.
New Yerk Ceutral ,
Erie Railroad
Adani9 Express
Michigan Central Railroad ,
Michigan Southern Railroad
Illinois Central Ratlrea ,
Cleveland Pittsburgh- Railroad ,
ChiciRO Reck: Island Railroad
Pittsburgh Pert Wayne- Railroad
Western Onion Telclegraph Company..
Teledo & Wabash
..126i
. .. 38
...138
... ays
...in
,.14tr
..13i
..124
..134
. 83
Xew J r.cy Central
73!i
cw Yerk, Ontario A Western 264
Pblladelpbla.
Stock steady.
Philadelphia EricR. R ,
Reading Ruilread ,
Pennsylvania RaPread ,
Li'hlgliV-dley Railroad
Piilteii ' i.iiianie el N'uu .l.'i-ey..
Xertlu - i PiiciflV
Nert'lf " i'UPllll 'I,lft"TI
VertlK r i ivntrai Rutlr.-ad
Lehigh Suvij, it..i. Puuipauy
Nercistnwn Ra- ..I..;
CntralTranp--' tieii (."tuiip-inv
Pitt-b'g. THiixVille A. Ruffalo R. It.
Little Schuylkill Railroad
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n7
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Ut
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tu
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Par Last
val. sale,
.fiai iies
MM 106)
lim in
100 120
. ICO 1'JPiO
. 100 100.50
1(1 102
Lecal Stixi.it and Uenrts.
Repelled by J. li. 1 :.
Lam- CUy G par ct. Lean, due IWO..
" lss-..
ltft'i .
" 18 .
5 per ct. l a I or 3D j'eara.
5 per ct. Scheel Lean...
" 4 " iu I er'Jl yeiiM..
" 4 " In 5 oral yours.. ltx par mid
Apr. Int.
" C " In III or 20 years. KXl lecj
Manhelm borough lemi loe 102
MISUKLLAHKOUH BTOCU.
Quarry vt He R. R jSO
i2.'-'5
45
120
90
MlllersvllleStreet Car SO
Inijuirer Printing Company W)
Watch Factory 100
Gas Light and Fuel Cemp.iny 26
Stevens Heuse (llends) 1U0
Celutulila Has company
Columbia WuterCeiupany 2
Susquehanna Iren Company 100 170
Marietta Hollewwaro 100
Stevens llouse M 16
Sicily Island M IS
ISast Rrandywlui! x Wuynesb'g.... 50 I
Millorsville Nermal ni-lioel 21
Northern Market 100.55
MIHUUU.ANKOUS UOHUB.
Qiiarryvllle R. R., due UXW $100 $120
Reading ft Columbia R. U.Vh 100 10ft
Lanexster Watch Ce.. due IS! 100 102
Lancaster Oas Llgut and Fuel Ce..
due in 1 eriO yeufi 100 100
Lancaster Oas Lifjlitunil Fuel Ce.,
duel80 PK) lClt
TLKN1'I1CK nTOOKR.
Rig Spring Reaver Valiity $25 $10.
Urldgepert & Horeshee 1Z 22
Columbia & Chcduut ilill 26 IS
Columbia ft WashliiKteii 25 31
Columbia ft Rig Spring 25 18
Columbia ft Marietta 25 30
May town & Klizabelhtewu 25 10
Lancaster ft Enlinita 25 47.28
Lancaster ft Willow Street 25 40
Sliashnrs & MHipert 55 21
Mariuttu ft Maytnwn 25 te
Marietta d: Mount Jei 26 40
Lane. Elizabrtht'nft 'uiddlut'u 100 00
LancastPrft Kriiftvllie. 50 R4
Laneastex'ft Lititz 25 75
Lannuterft Willl.uii-tinvn 25 55
Lauea-jterft Maner 50 133.10
Lancasterft Munhclm.... 25 41
Lancaster ft Marietta 25 35
Lancaster & New Ilellunil.. 100 70
Lancaster ftSusiiuehaiiiia. 300 275.10
BANK. STOCKS.
First National nan $100 $205
Fanners' Nutieual Rank 80 110.25
Fulton National Rank 100 135
I, inn-aster County National Rank.. Ml 110.25
Columbia National Rank 100 143.50
Chridtlana National Rank. 100 107
Ephrata National Rank loe 142
First National Rank, Columbia..... 100 141.30
First National lianic, Strasburg.... 100 148
Fint National Rank, Marietta 1W 200
First National Rank. Mount Jey.. 100 150.25
Lititz National Rank 100 140
Manhelm National Rank..... 100 154
Union National Rank. Mount Jey. 50 75
New Ilellnnd National Rank inn J:se
Cap National Rank 100 110
ENTISUTAINMENTS.
LULTUn Ol'KKA llOCSK.
TWO NIGHTS ONLY.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS.
APRIL G AND 7, 1883.
ilr
f CO.,
IN C1IAS. UAYLOR'S REALISTIC
COMEDY DRAMA,
THETRAMP'SDAUGHTER,
Or, Paste and Diamonds,
Supported by the popular comedian, CiiAncire
Reukrs, and an unsurpassed cast of Metropoli
tan Artists, under the management et J udsen
D. Cerey.
ADMISSION 3j,50 4 75CKNTS.
RESERVED SKATS 75 CENTS.
Fer sale at Opera Heuse Ollice. a4 4td
"TVON'X JTOUUK.T
Ven. Archdeacon Kirfey's Lecture,
On his 27 years of Missionary llfe In the Arctic
regions.
THE Ti'OST INTERESTING AN!) ENTER
TAl.iINU L1-.(;TURE Oh THE SEASON.
Te !;clic'd linilcr the auspices of tlie
"5Teunj Men's Aeaociatien of St.
Jehn's Frea Church
Chart open ler Reserved Scats at FonDer FenDer
suiilh's lioel.slorn. East Ring street, WED
NESDAY, APRIL I. Ne extra charge ler Re
served Seals.
Fulton Opera Heuse. Tuesday, April 10.
a2 Std
D
,INT FOHOET
HENRY WARD BBECHBR'S
NEW LECTURE,
" Evolution and Revolution,"
The Rest Mr. Reccher Ever Gave.
ADMISSION ... 50 CENTS.
RESERVED SEATS - - - 75 CENTS.
Diagram et hall new ready, nnd tickets for
sale at G. L. PON DERSM1TIPS Bookstore,
Ne. 40 East King Street.
FULTON OPERA HOUSE. WEDNESDAY
EVENING, APRIL 11, 1883.
a5 4td
OM BALE.
DOOMS tUlUENT.
Ax Pleasant and convenient rooms te let,
lurnlsheder uniurntshcd, without beard, at '
250 North Duke street. tfd
PUBLIC MALE ON MuNOAY, APRIL. D,
at the Keystone hotel, a one-story brick
dwelling, Ne. 331, and a two-story brick
dwelling. Ne. 330, both situated and ad.J elnlng
each ether en the west side et North Mulberry
between Walnut and Lemen streets. The
one-3tery lrents 12 lcet, mere or less, and the
two-story fronts 20 feet, mero or less, and let
215 feet te Concord alley.
Sale at 7 o'clock. Possession given right
alter sale. SARAH A. MILLER.
IIcsuv Shudert, Auet. a3-lwd
F
U It SALE.
FOR S'i-LEL
The undersigned eff-ifi ler sale the leta et
ground adjoining his roslJeiico, en Charlette
Snd Widnut streets, In the city et Lancaster,
comprising 211 teet en Charletle street and
2d feet en Walnut street.
These lets will be sold en easy terms, m the
whole or In parts, te suit purchasers.
Apply te
TH0S.E.FRANKMN,
OFFICE NO. 120 EAST KING 8TREET.
m83waWTbJ-&S
NOTICE IS BEREHT GIVEN THAT AN
application ler a charter will be made te
the Court el Common Pleas of Lancaster
county, te incorporate a number of citizens et
Pennsylvania, in an association te be known
as the"Uoidenville Cornet Band."
B. F. E5HLEMAN.
aJ3;la Attorney ler Applicants.
Mil Gil? Bailiff Leis