LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER: SATURDAY. APRILS 21, 18S3.
cleanliness being a striking feature all
through. The children, 92 boys and 27
girls, were all blight and cheerful, with
one exception one boy being en the sick
list. On entering the school department
we were very favorably impressed with the
educational training being imparted te the
children by the efficient teachers in charge.
We regard this institutieu as one of which
Lanca-ter county may well feel proud and
should be visited frequently by our citi
zens. We next visited the hospital and asylum,
in charge of Dr. McCreary, who con
ducted us through the same. We found
both buildiues in perfect order, every
thing being neat and clean. Many inqui
ries among the inmates in the' absence of
the officer in charge elicited the fact that
they are well treated andcomfeitable. An
important feature introduced by the
doctor is the changing of the locks of the
doeis te the different wards, new having
one key te unlock all doers in the male
department, and another for all the doers
in female department, thus being able te
open- all the doers quickly in case of fire,
instead of tcparate keys te each deer as
.formerly. The number of inmates are as
fellows : he.pital, 41 men, 28 women, 9
children total, 81 ; insane dcpaitment,
44 men. 'M women total, 80.
We then visited the almshouse, through
uhich we were kindly conducted by
Ktewani Jehn Bleck and found the man
agement beyeud criticism.
The late fatal accident at the elevator
we find was caused by a defective hemp
repe, and thorefeib we recommend a wire
cable instead. At certain stages of the
water in the reservoir the fouith-stery is
without a supply of water. Te remedy
this we suggest the erection of a tank en
the attic, and hose en the fourth fleer te
be used in case el liie. After cxamiuiug
everything thoroughly en the inside of
the building, we visited the stables and
found the live stock all in geed condition,
and the, management of the farm fully up
te the standard of first class farming.
Number of inmates in the institution, 200
men, G2 women and 1:3 children. Total, 275.
. Next we visited the county prison,
wheic we were met by Keeper Ilurkhelder,
who kindly conducted us through the
buildings. We found 119 persons con
fined in this institution. Of these, 08 are
convicts, 2 awaiting trial, 41 for drunken
ness and disorderly conduct and 18 for
hearings. In addition te the above
" JJummers Hall " contained 17 persons.
The cells instead of having ene convict
in each, have in many cases two and three
occupants, showing the necessity of mere
room. The wa'.ls of the building are in
very bad condition and insecure. The
drainage we also Hud te be very defective,
and the light and ventilation both peer
'and insufficient. The dep utmcut known
as "Bummers' Hall" is a disgrac3 te civi
lization, and comes far short of its require
ments. Taking all these matters into
consideration, we deem it a waste of
money te repair or improve the present
buildings and unanimously recommend
the erection of a new prison, en some
suitable site en gieuuds belonging te the
county.
We rind in many cases brought before
us a multiplication el iudictments against
thesaniHpaity involving really the s.ime
ofTense. This practice has become chronic,
but it is nevei tbeli'ss an evil that calls
loudly for reform. We condemn it in the
ht longest terms and call attention of all
parties instrumental in maintaining the
evil te its speedy abolition.
In submitting our report, weieturu our
thanks te thnhonerablo court, the distiict
attorney and the sheriff for the kind at
tention given us.
A. H. tiummy, foreman ; Levi W. Bear,
Benj. Brooks. Jacob B. Erb, Jacob M.
Fiaulz, P. W. Gorrecht, Christian Her Her
i.heck, Abraham 1I ss, Milten Hallacher,
Geerge P. King, Samuel Levan, Charles
Libhart, Jacob 11. Laudis, bamuel Larza
It-ie, Samuel McLaughlin, Henry Miller,
Solemon II. SheaU'er, .Tehu Sener, Jehn
Sum Iiue, B. K. Shultz, Win. II. Wentz.
The ?ri KugH Sentence this Afternoon.
This afternoon court met at two o'clock,
when Geerge Brimmer, Alex. Leaniau and
Jehn Wertz, the men who have been con
victed of arson, weie brought iu for
sentence by Judge Patterson. Brimmer
was the first called. He was convicted
of setting fire te the IUuck barn and plead
guilty te firing the one at the almshouse
Before passing sentence the counsei for
the commonwealth stated that Brim
mer had b"eu of great service te thw
commonwealth iu breaking up this gang of
lucendiaries, but they had never premised
or even intimated te hi.su that they would
ask for leuiency in his sentence. They,
however, weitiiask the court te take into
consideiatien, in passing sentence, the
bci vices rendered by him. Judge Pat
tcrsen speke te the prisoner for
f-ome time in legard te the enormity
of his crime and of the soirew he felt
at being compelled te pass sentence en
one be young. The sentence was then
passed as fellows : Fer firing Hauck's
barn, 300 fine and an impiisouuient of
ten years ; for setting fire te the peer
house barn, $.'500 line aud six yeais' im
priseunient, making in all sixteen years.
Wcitz was the uext mau called. He
had been convicted of setting fire te the
Conestoga ceik weiks. His counsel also
asked that his sentence be tnade as light
as peFhihle, as there seemed te
4ave been considerable doubt in the
case. The court thought that he had
a fair tial aud had bteu given the benefit
of everything ; they were also sorry te
pass sentence upon him. The court tueu
sentenced him te pay a fiuu of 500 and
undergo :ui impiiseumeut of ten year.'t
The third man called was Alexander
Leaman, who plead guilty te setting fire
te a tolmcce shed of Marks & Zimmerman,
iu the Seventh ward, this city. Mr. EsheL
man, ceuuscl for the prisoner, then pre
ceeded te make a statement for his client ;
he said that en thisuight Michael Schaller,
the detective, get Lcamau very drunk anu
took him te the shed, which was te be set
en fire ; he then found that Leaman was nit
as drunk as he defied him te be, se he
weut alter mere whisky, and gave it te
him ; he nave Leaman matches and told
him te fire the building ; Leaman did this
and Schaller at once arrested him. Judge
Patterson said they had read something in
the newspapers about the affair, although
he had nevei heart! it in court before. He
thinks if the story cenceruiug Scballcr's
conduct is true it was very bad ; he would
make the sentence as light as possible and
it would date from November. 1882. when
the plea was cntered. Leaman was then
sentenced te three years' imprisonment.
The prisoners were taken back te the
deck aud were removed te prison seen
afterwaidf. Wertz and Brimmer weie
very cool and did net display much ner
vousness. Leaman seemed te be affected
the most before sentence had been
passed. Although Brimmer has admitted
that he fired a number of buildings, the
two cases en which he was convicted were
all that were pressed against him, as the
sentence for arson is se severe.
The Lancaster Military Company.
A meeting of the proposed military com
pany was held in Excelsior hall last evei
iue, W. W. Franklin, cEq., in the chair.
Toe roll new numbers ever sixty meD,
raging in age from 20 te 85, and tnore aiu
a great many applicants for membership.
It was resolved that hereafter all appli
cants for membership snail be ballettcd
for. The company proceeded te elect
officers and the following were chosen :
Captain, B. F. Eshleman ; 1st lieut. W.
W. Franklin ; 2d lieut. Benjamin McCue.
There is no doubt the company will be
received by the state authorities and as
signed te one of the regiments of the
national guard.
Sewer uaved In.
At the corner cf Orange and Charlette
streets the sewer has caved in leaving a
very ugly hole in the middle of the street
aud right along the street car track. The
street commissioner needs te be getting out
that way.
The internal Revenue Tax.
It will be well for persons liable te pay
revenue tax te attend te it new and avoid
the rush and delay that occur about May
lit.
Win. T Wylie's Hvery stable U new con cen
nected: with the telephone exchange.
Adjourned sheriff sale en Monday, April 23.
1881, at Sr-e. 148 and 150 North Queen street, a
lull variety yet of furniture of every descrip
tion. Pale te commence at 9 o'clock, sharp.
It JOHN H. H1GU, Sheriff.
Knight Templar Uniforms.
In the liew windows of Shultz's Sens, hat
ters, Ke. 141 North Queen street, are displayed
aoeut a drzen complete sets of Knights Tem
plar uniforms, et fine make and material
Tliny nie ler members et the order in this
city.
Amusements.
" The Maid ej Arran.''Ot this play, which
w.ll be Klven in Fulton opera this evening,
and which should have a big audience, an
bitnlra paper euys : " ' The Maid of Arran ' is
a bright, sparkling dramanbeundingin catch
ing musical numbers and original scenic
effect. '11k; ship scene, introducing a full
rigged man nf-war, is fully as novel and at
tractive as the famous ratt scene In ' The
World.' The company Is excellent. Miss
Agnes Ilalleck played the part of Shiela with
a grace and skill that wen tne audlence com
pletely." Minnie Ilauk. The musical event et the
f eusen in Lancaster will be the appearance of
the distinguished prima denna, Minnie Hauk,
whose successes in th's and ether ceuutites
have been astonishing, next Thursday even
ing. She will have able support and the pro pre
gramme will be yarled and complete, Includ
ing scenes from the opera " Caruien."
Tnere Never Wai Such a Shew 1
Is what the Philadelphia Times recently said
et Kerepaugh's great show, which comes here
en Wednesday, April 25. and concludes an ex
tended notice et the exhibition as follews:
" Although the great show of Fercpaugh has
without doubt the largest pavilions et any
similar exhibition en the continent, it was far
tee small te accommodate the Immense
ciewdHtlmt thronged for admittance. The
great canvas has a seating capacity of 15,000
persons, and yet thousands w ere turned away
for want of room. There never was such an
other circus boom In U1I9 city. Ail Philadel
phia was out. and a large portion of the sur
rounding country, for they came into the city
irem every direction. Forepaugh is the cham
pion amusement catcier belere the public,
and never inn anything that is net first class."
NVW AUVEKTlHEaUHtTH.
GENUINE HaVANAAND YAKA CIGARS
only 5 ennts at
HARTAIAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STOKK.
IOT-A WHITE UARK1ER PIOEON,
i female, about 10 days age. A liberal re
ward will be paid for Us return te
JOS B. TRIPSLER,
It 44!) West Walnut street.
UK SAi.rc.
V A Jumn-aeat Carriage, nearly new. ED
GKRLY&Cu'Smake. Price, 140.
It AT NO. 150 EAST KING ST.
U'OK SALE.
L A pair of
Yeung. Woll-Broken Mules
the choice out et three pair. Annlv te
UEOKUE IIARTCIi.
It
itruner's Ceal yard, Columbia, Pa.
w
AS1KD-A UIRL TO IM OKNBKAL
housework in a small family. Inquire at
Ne. 145 EAST JAMES STREET.
It
LUNUIJ -SOUK KKUtll LUNCH THIS
(Saturday) evening at Charley Hester's
Cei ner loon, corner Markel and Grant fits..
opposite Union llose Heuo. Best et JUccr en
lap. It
HVtlDT BOY.
VV Wnires 2 Ol) dt week.
Apply at
SYLVESTER'S TOKACCO WAREHOUSE.
It East Chestnut Street.
deck hkf.k:
KOUK IttSr.R!
I Tni lft in the city, this (SATURDAY)
evening. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
at PETER LOT.'S Saleen, Nes. 39 and 41
North Queen street. It
--t
rFOSiriVI.LY DO SKLL THE KKST
clgai", in the city ler Five Cents. Alse thw
best Twe ler Five. Try thorn. FIKTEEN
Connecticut Cigars for 25 cents.
LEWIS MAUS,
It Ne. 7 Seuth Queen Street.
F1XST-CI.ASS PENNSYL.VAHIA CIO A 1.8
15 ler 25 cts. at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FltONT CIGAU
STORE.
STAUL.K FOK SALE-A UUOU MtAMK
Stable, 14x32 lOPt. wilhshltigle reef ; would
de for a tobacco shed.
Apply seen te
a2i-2t
WM. McCOMSEY.
11 rOCKTOKl'tKhODP LUNCH TO-NIGHT
1Y1 at GOTTLIEB YOUNG'S,
Ne. 4S0 Maner Street.
Wacker'a Celebrated Beer en tap. It
SOUKK KKOIJT LUNCH THIS EVENING
at the Fourth ard Hetel, and Iietz's Phil-,
ttdelplila Iteer en lap. at Se. 11: Seuth Queen
str vi.
It WILLIAM IlEHM.
FUKSH SIKrtW BERRIES. NEW I'EAfr,
Potatoes, Cucumbers, Orunges. Bananas,
Oysters, &c, nt
ECKERT'S DAILY' MARKET.
It 129 East King street.
lirANTBU.-TWO (3) STOUT BOYS TO
V learn the trade of Herso Cellar Maker.
JOHN W.LOWELL'S.
Keystone Cellar Factory, Nes. 18 and 20 Fast
Orange street. ai0-3t
ie
TO W. H. UOLLINQKK'S, NO. 238
t
East Orange street, for Belever Cake,
Pies. Biscuits and all klndel Fruit In season.
Alse orders received at Ne. 150 North Queen
street ltd
WO THE LAUIE8.
X We rccei ved this morning samples of Silk
whlct represent ever one hundred pieces and
quality, which we will furnish at Philadelphia
prtcesen short notice. JNO. P. 8 W ARR,
febl7 lydTu&S Ne. 50 North Queen Street.
PUKLIU SALE or HORSES. ON MON
day, April if, 1683, will be sold at public
sale, at the Meirimnc Heuse, Lancaster city.
Pa., SO head et Illinois Horses, heavy boned
and some few drivers. Sale at 1 o'clock p. m
u20-2t GEORGE GROSSMAN.
w;
AN1KO.-A UIMll) RELIABLE UIKL
or woman from the country te de gen
eral housework in a small family. One who is
net atruid te work. Must come well recom
mended. Call en Saturday April 21, at Ne. 439
SOUTH QUEEN STREET. al9 3t
M-dV
UAkDA HOLLAND. FRENCH
Dressmaker, iust arrived from New
Yerk, is new ready te make dreases In the
latest styles. First-elass work and ported fits.
NO. 21 EAST LEMON S I'Rf.ET.
al8-3tW.8&Tu Lancaster, Pa.
H
AVInOEXAMINGDHKAKLV 1LLTUK
leading Shirts et the city we are pra
tvired te suv tnattiieueanon-aeco isosem ven
I'ecuet Shirt Is without aSH ADO W et a doubt
the best Shirt in the cliy at present for $1.00,
better even man our ueuam patent, eacc,
which is as geed as any ether Shirt in the city.
Call and examine at
SWARR'S,
ltd Ne.'SO North Queen Street.
DISSOLUTION OF PAKTNBK8HIF.
The partnership heretofore existing be
tween Philip Glnder & R. A. Smith, trading
under the firm name et Smith & Ginder, in
the sale ei coal, has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons Indebted te,
or having claims against said firm, will pre
sent them at ence ler settlement te Philip
Ginder, who will carry en the business at the
old stand. R. A. SMITH,
PHILIP GINDER.
Lancaster, Pa., April 18, 1883.
As the Partnership existing between Smith
A Ginder has been mutually dissolved, 1
would respectfully solicit the same patronage
for the new Arm asthatbestowedupen the old.
ltd R. A. SMITH.
i1 IBA.KD PIKK IKSUKANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Assets ever ONE MIL.L.ION, two
HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Insures Preperty at Current Kates.
Lesses Promptly Settled and Paid.
RIFE '& KAUFMAN,
AGENT3,
Ne. 19 East
ml2 6mdM,W&8It
King Street.
1RKSS UUOVS, LACES, c.
IAGEE & BROTHER.
DRY GOODS, LACES, &C.
NEW WOOLEN FABRICS. Fercigu and Demestic, iu Entirely New Shades : .,,-.,. .. , , .
Bengalees, Serges, French Feule'. Cashmeres, Melange Feule', Albatross Cleths, Nun a Veiling, Satmes and Zephirs
(French aud American), Combination Suits aud French Embroidered Robes.
SILKS : Lyens Black SilkBef Superior Quality in Cetile, Valeurs, Otteman, Gres Grain, Surahs, Brocades and Cash
meres. Especial attention called te our $1.00 Black Silks. SUMMER SILKS in Neat Stripes and Checks
SPANISH GUIPURE LACES in Black and White. Hantf-run Spanish, Orientals, Torchens, &c. Oriental, Spanish and
Mull Fissue8. Crepe Lissn RuchiDgB and ether Neckwear.
KID SILK AND LISLE THREAD GLOVES (Black and Colored), in Jerseys, Mesqnetaires and Regular Styles.
I.arira Lines of LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSE, including Silk and Lisle Thread. Large Lines of LADIES' AND
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, in all qualities and sizes.
HAGER & BROTHER,
NO. 25 WEST KING STREET,
JOHN
t. GIVLER & CO.
Ladies' Light-Colored Jackets,
Ladies1 Jerseys in all
ALL AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
JOHN S. GIVLER &
NO. 25 East King Street,
JOHN S. GIVLER.
1IOWEBS HDKST.
BOWERS & HURSTS,
Ne. 26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
OUR BLACK SILKS,
Are Selling Rapidly, which convinces us that our Prices Are Lew, and the Qualities the Best for the money that are offered.
Remember we handle only such makes of goods that we can fully guarantee te our customers te give entire satisfaction. Re
member also, that in every part of our room you have plenty of light te examiue goods, as we have just had two large windows
put in which gives us an abundance of light. Come and deal with us once, and you will then come again, as we will be sure te
please you in something you buy.
BOWERS &d HURST,
Nes. 26 and 28 NORTH
NJCW AltVEMriSKaiENTS.
TTA1T, hHAND & CO.
DKESS SILKS
A fjl'KCIALTY.
Watt, Stand & Ce.
Have received another invoice el these famous
BUMMER SILKS at fiOc a yanl.
In Checks, Stripes ami Plain Celers.
Snecinl attention is invitert te New Lines et
COLORED DKKSS blLKS at 75c a yard.
The best goetls imported for the money.
Special Bargains in
ALL-WOOL FKENOll TIS-UE UEGKS,
23c a yard ; worth 33c.
ALL-WOOL FRENCH DEBEGE, 41-iiichcs
wide, 60c a yaid.
Extraordinary Bargains in
LADIES' LIbLE THRSAD GLOVES,
at 12c, 17c, 20c, and 2Sc a pair.
LADIES' LISLE JERSEY GLOVES at 25c.
37ic, 50c and 75c a pair.
LADIES' SILK JERSEY GLOVES, 50c a pair
One Hundied and Fllty Dezen Regular Made
BALBRIGGAN HOSlf,
20c and 25e a pair.
Elegant Qualities In Plain and Striped
GERMAN HOSIERY,
50 cents a pair ; worth 75 cents.
BLACK LISLE THREAD IIOSH, 7:c, $1.2." and
$1.50 a pair.
LADIES' SILK HOSE.
Just Opened,
Parasols and Sunshades,
AT POPULAR PRICES.
New Yerk Stere,
8 and 10 BAST KING STREET.
L.
OANSMAN & HBO.
FACTS WORTH READING.
Spring Clothing.
Gentlemen, if you wishtodejusticn te your
self and family and feel like saving hard
earned money, belere purchasing your Spring
Clothing, call en IT. GAJJSMAN & BRO.
Whether you wish te purchase or net get
posted se as te compare our low prices with
ethers.
NOTE A FEW SAMPLE PRICES:
Men's Suits at $1.50, $5.00. $6.00, $7.00, $3.00, up
te $15.00.
Men's Pants at 75c, $1 00, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $i0J
up te $5.00.
AN IMMENSE VARIETY IN OUR ROY'S
AND CHILDREN'S OEPARTMENT
AT SPECIAL CLOSE FIGURES.
Bey's Suits at $1.75. $2.00, $2.50, $3 00, $1.00,
$5 0). J6 00, up te $9 00.
Bey's Pants at 70e, 90c. $1.00, $1.25 up te $2.50.
Children's Suits at $1.5J, $1.75, $2.00, $2 50,
$3 00. $4(0. up te 16.50.
Children's Pants at 65c, and upwards.
OUR.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
Is filled with the Choicest Une el
SUITINGS
AND
Foreign and Demestic Treuserings.
A geed and geed looking suit te order a
$1100. Our prices always under. We are ready
te meet aud te beat all competition. Our plain
talk means business. It will pay you te re
member it.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
THE FASHIONABLEMERCHANT
TAILORS & CLOTHIERS,
66.68 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
Ulghten the Southwest Cerner el Orange 3L
LANCASTER, PA.
49 We nave no connection with any ether
Clothing Heuse In tnexlty.
JfEW AVrtZHTHLEMEKTS.
JOHN 8. GIVLER
SELLING RAPIDLY
-AT
OUR COLORED SILKS, OUR SUMMER SILKS, OUR BLACK CASHMERES,
OUR NUN'S VEILINGS, OUR NEW DRESS GOODS,
QUEEN STREET. -
SJSW AliV KHTMES1MNTH.
NM
BXT nOOHTOTUK COUBT HOUSE.
FAHNESTOCK
OPENED THIS DAY large lets of
Table L
Which wei e bought at forced sales, in large lets
QUILTS !
MARSEILLES QUILTS at about their value WHITE aud COLORED HONEY
COMB and JACQUARD QUILTS, with or without fringe, at a great sacrifice.
Headquarters of GOSSAMERS for Ladies, Gents', Beys and Girls at $1.23, $1.50,
$1 73 aud $2 00, made te our own order, with our name en each garment.
CS-EVERY GARMENT WARRANTED.
E. E. FAHNESTOCK,
NEXT DOOR TO THE COURT HOUSE.
V
LIMN & HKBNEHAN.
AGAIN AHEAD.
The " Eidgway " Patent Refrigerator
IS THE ONLT PERFECT REFRIGERATOR IN THE MARKET.
THE PENNSYLTANIA LAWN MOWER
Runs mere easily, will cut longer grass, is mere durable and requires less repairs than
any ether LAWN MOWER manufactured.
0er Stockef BABY CARRIAGES is!arger,Fine and Cheaper than Ever,
OUR STOCK OF
Water Coelers is particularly fine and at low prices,
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
Ne. 152 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, PA.
B
AKGAINS IN MOUSE FURNISHING UOODS.
GEORGE FAH HESTOCK.
Ne. 14 EAST KING- STK1SJST,
( HAIR'S OLD STORE.)
IS NOW OFFERING BARGAINS
IN
Heuse Furnishing Goods.
Bleached and Unbleached Muslins. Leem and Dice Table Linens, Napkins and
Towels, Cotten and Linen Shirtings, Pillow Case Muslins, Tiekings and Furniture
Coverings.
ESPRIME FEATHERS STEAM-CURED.-O
GrEOKGE FAHNESTOCK
NO. 14 EAST KING STREET,
srenr AjrRTi8EaiESia.
SAMUKL U. PRIttK, ATTORNEY, HAS
Removed his Ofllce rrem 56 North Duke
street te Ne. 41 GRANT STREET, Immedi
ately In Rear et Court Heuse, Leng's New
Building. ml7-ttn
ULUKUAVKAK SUITED FOB THE SEA
SON. Together with a Spring supply et
LADIES' and GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Hosiery a Specialty at Prices LESS THAN
EVER, have time and money and give us a
call.
HENRT BECHTOLD,
Ne. 52 N. Queen Street.
P. 8.-100 Bundles el Clean Bye Straw ler
sale. feb3-lyd
LANCASTER, A,
& CO.
Shades,
Sun Umbrellas and Parasols.
CO.;
Lancaster, Fa.
GEO. F. RATHVON
LANCASTER. PA.
mens
at much less than Regular Prices.
QUILTS !
LANCASTER, PA.
LANCASTER, FA.
HEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rilffO RSIALL HAND-MADE HAVANA
1 cigars, clear Havana fillers, for 5 cts., at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
"TORE.
T FRANK SAYLOB
HAS REMOVED HIS
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPH!
TO
KOS. 42 AND 44 WEST B3NG ST.,
1
? Exactly opppealte the Old Stand.
ectll-emdAwtt
SECOND EDITION.
SATURDAY EVE'O., APRIL 21, 1863,
AJTEKNOQN TELEGRAMS.
VARIOUS VIEWS JTUOM VAKIOCS FAUT9.
The Repert or tne sadden Illnria of the
President Denied This Afternoon
Te be Heme Te-morrow.
Savannah, Ga., April 21. There is no
truth in the report that President
Arthur has had a congestive chill.
He is in splendid health and is aboard
the Tallapoosa, which was lying in front
of the city. He is expected te come ashore
for lunch and will probably leave this
afternoon by rail for Washington.
The President's Keturn.
Washington, April 21. A telegram
received at the White Heuse this morning
states that the president will leave Savan
nan at 4 p. m. te day and that he expects
te reach Washington te-morrow.
A MIK MBE.
Burning for Several Tears aud kxtemllng
Further.
Ashland, Pa., April 21. It has been
discovered that the fire iu the large vein
between the Wadleigh and Potts colliery,
which has been burning for several years,
is extending in the workings of the Potts
colliery. The company have decided te
build tracks along the out crop of
the vein en which they will haul coal
dirt and ether refuse material te 1111
up the- crop falls, aud thus shut
off the air se as te smother the fire.
bulug Her ITather-m-Law for Libel.
Philadelphia, April 21. Anna V.
Merris who was charged by her father
in law Simen Merris with having
poisoned her husband James G.
Merris who . died in February,
1882, te-day swore out warrauts for the
arrest of her father-in-law, charging him
with libel and perjury. Upen the affidavit
of her father-in-law the body of the
deceased had been exhumed aud au iu.
quest held, but no traces of poison could
be found, and a verdict of death from
natural cause waa reudered. Mr. Merris
failed te appear at the inquest.
m
The Knd of n Libel Suit.
Lebanon, Pa., Apiil 21. After a three
days' trial, the jury iu the Funck-Den-libel
case this morning returned a verdict
of net guilty and Fuuck was ordered te
pay the oests. The case grew out of the
late contest for the additional judgeship of
this district, in which Fuuck was a candi
date. The suit was brought agaiust Derr
as editor of a local paper, the Independent.
Judge Albright, el Lehigh county, pre
sided and Daniel Dougherty, of Philadel
phia, represented Funck.
Fire Bugs lu Kasteu.
Easten, Pa., April 21. Between thiee
and five o'clock this morning, the large
building owned by J. Drakes' Sens & Ce.,
Frank Alsfeldt's cigar store and Mr. Ger
vor's house, stables, all situated in difl'er
ent sections of the town were set fire te
by unknown parties. The fire at Drake's
was slight, at Alsfedt's a box of shavings
and a can of oil wete found at the back
deer. Net much damage was done te any
of the buildings.
Pleaded Net (iiiiliy.
Newark, N. J., April 21. In the Essex
county court of eyer aud terminer
te-day, Andrew Fegcrty pleaded net
"guilty te the iudictmcnl of murder
in the first degree for the killing of Jere
miah Ryan, who was stabbed in Seuth
Ambey, February , aud died iu Newaik,
March 15. His trial was set down for
May 3.
A Writ or Ouster Irnued Against Recorder
JLutie. .
Piiii.ADi:iAuiA, April 21. Judge Lud
low, in the court of common pleas Ne. e,
this morning issued a writ of ouster
against Recorder David II. Laue, upon
application of Attorney .General Cassidy,
and ordered that execution be issued at
once. The papers have net reached the
sheriff's office.
Strikers Arrested.
Chicago, April 21 Twe of the htriking
brick layers were arrested here yesterday
for alleged interference with men
employed en a building in the west
division of the city. The prisoners assert
that they simply speke te the workmen.
The Bricklayers' union will defend them.
Committed te Jail ler Murder.
Lynchburg, Va., April 21. Lucy Gar
laud, a white woman, has been committed
te jail in Nelsen county for the murder of
her infant grandson. The child's body
was found iu a fonce corner with the head
thrust into an old copper pet.
Fatal ICcsult of a Juke.
Paterson, N. J., April 21. Antonie
Igliesa, a Cuban, died yesterday from the
effects of an injury te his car, which was
caused by a practical joker setting fire te
some cotton waste which was under him
while he was riveting a boiler.
Death ur a ItlcU Alan.
PiTTSBUiieu, Pa., April 21. James
Park, jr., one of the eldest iron and steel
manufacturers in this city, died this morn mern
ing of apoplexy. Ilts estate is valued at
ever $3,000,000, and his life was insured
for $300,000.
Died et Seir Infllcteu Wounds.
Chicace, April 21. Edward .Tamp, the
eccentric carricaturist, who shot himself
in this city last night, died early this
morning.
Death of a Centenarian
Albany, N. Y., April 21. James Cam Cam
eeon, aged 103 years, died at the home for
aged men here yesterday.
WKATI1KK 1NU1UATIONS.
"Washington, April 21 Fer the Mid
dle Atlantie states, slightly warmer fair
weather, duriug Saturday, followed by
threatening weather and rain en Sunday,
northeast te south winds, lower bareme
ter.
MAJtKEJH.
Philadelphia Market.
PHiLAiiiLrniA, April 21. Fleur firm
and luir inquiry; Superfine, l 253 71;
extra, 3 70S 25 : Penn'a Family, $5fi5 12.
Rve flour at $3G23 73.
Wheat firm ami uuclianged.
;ern Aim and lair demand.
Oats quiet.
Rye nominal at 07c.
Previsions firm, with geed jobbing demand.
Lord firm. ,
Butter dull, except strictly lancy; Pacnn'u
Creamery extra. 30c; firsts, 2S'JCc; West
ern, 28c ; firsts, 2102T1C.
Rolls nominal ; 9813c. as te quality.
Eggs firm, fair demand; Pa. 17c; Western,
Cheese firm and scarce. .,,,
Petroleum quiet; Reflued, 810c.
Whisky at $1 19
New Yerk Market.
Ntw Yerk, April 21. Fleur fiini and
mi, Jerately active.
Wheat opened Qe lower; aiterwards
ruled stronger and reacted HQVic ; fair spec
ulative trading; Ne.2Rcd April. $1 2031 2e ;
de May. tl 20-j(l 21H ; de June. l 221 23).
no i.fbM.n lower and subsequently recev
ered from decline ; Mixed Western spot, 55a
680 ; de future, C669c.
Oats a shade lower; Ne. 3 May, 50Q51c
de June, 50X50&e; state, 5303c ; Western,
013C0C.
Grain and Prevision Quotations.
One o'clock quotations et grain and provis previs
ions, furnished by S. K Yundt, Breker, US
East King street.
Chicago. April 21.
"J
Wheat Cern Oats Perk Lard
May.... 1.11 .65 . 1S.S0 11.C0,
Jnue... 1.14 J7J6 .42
Petroleum Crude oil... .94
iiteclt Market.
Quotations by Reed, McGrann 4 Ce,
era. Lancaster, Pa.
10 a. v.
12 V.
126
-Gil
1I
l
4!
37?j!
1124
1352
Michigan Central WJi
New Yerk Central ias
New Jersey Central "8JJ
Ohie Central VSi
Del. Lack. Western.... 12SJ4
Denver Ule Grande.... 11
Erie 37K
Kinsas ft Texas SlfS
l.ake Shere 1122
Chicago N. w..cem.... 136
N. N., Ont. Western.... 2SV
St.Paul ft Omaha yu
PacincMail 41&
Rochester ft Pittsburgh.. a
St. Paul MBJfJ
Texas Pacific 40k
Union Pacific 9S
Wabash Common 30)
Wabesh Preferred 19Ji
West'rn Union xeieurapu w
Louisville ft Nushvuie..
N. Y.. chl. ft St. L
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
Pennsylvania
Rending?
1'. T. ft RuflUle
Northern Pacitic Corn Cern
Northern Pacific Prof..
Hestenville
MK
43
2Si
If
SSJi
Philadelphia ft Erie ,
Nertnern Central
Underground
Canada Southern 68
Oil
67X
MX
Poeiuu e i us3cuger.
Philadelphia.
Quotations by Associated rress.
Stocks steady aVid dull.
Philadelphia ft Erie R. R 20X
KeudinK Railroad SS
Pennsylvania Railroad &
Lehigh Valley Railroad 60
United Companies of New Jersey 189
Northern Pacific. SU"
Northern Pacific Preferre'l..... 88X
Northern Central Railroad I6J
Lehigh Navigation Company 43
Norrlstewn Railroad 10t
Central Transportation Company 35
l'lttsb'g. Titusvtlle ft UuflaleR.R 16'
Little Schuylkill Railroad te
New Yerk.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks dull and weak ; Meney, S6c.
New Yerk Central 12C5
Erle Railroad 3
Attains Express 129
Michigan Central Railroad !MJ
Michigan Southern Railroad 112C
Illinois Central Railroad 14U
Cleveland ft Pittsburgh Railroad 134
Chicigeft Reck Island Railroad 124
Pittsburgh ft Kert Wayne Rallread 13
Western Union Telegraph Company..... 82?
Teledo ft Wabash 30?;;
New Jersey Central.... 7t
New Yerk, Ontario A Western 2SJif
New Yerlt Hank Statement.
Leans Inc $ 584.400
Specle Inc 807,000
Legal Tender Inc 73,40i)
Deposits Inc 2,537,100
Circulation Dec MM
Reserve Inc 913C25
Tikvial. treTivjsa.
Like oil upon troubled waters is Hale's
Heney of Horeheitnd and Tar upon a cold.
Pike's Toothache Dreps euro in ene minute.
altf-lwdoedftw
Deu't despair, but read the advertisement el
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Files and Begs.
Files, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice,
gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by "Rough
en Rats." 15c.
Ge te II. U. Cecnrun's arug store ler Mrt.
Freeman's New National Dyes. Fer bright
ness and durability et color, are uneqnaled.
Celer Irem 2 te 5 pounds. Directions In Eng
lish and Gcnr.un. Prlcw. 15 cents.
jv.& ir ADrjsjtrjBjsatissxa.
V
OK KKNT. TUK .STOKK KUOW, NO. 35
North Uueen street new occupied by
Ames Rlngwelt. Apply te
1HU. K. KANKI.IN,
fub7.8.9.Wftcedttd Ne. 120 East King St.
ENIUNKS Sr.W AMD BECONO-UaND,
3 ami i-herse power, at
JOS. HUBER'S
Iren Foundry and Machine Shep.
Iren and It rasa Castings, Machine Werk and
Jobbing promptly attended te.
Shep Rearjf Lancaster County
Rank, Lancudnir, Pa.
National
a7-3mdS
PRIVATE SALK OP A LARGE STOCK OF
Carriuges, L'lireiens, Jump-scat Carriages,
two and three spring Plauo-Rex Buggies.
Market Wagons. Alse, a large let et second
hand Wagons et all kinds. All these
vehicles are guaranteed te be made el"
the best materials, in the latest styles
and in the best manner, and com
bine in the highest degree all tbe points
sought by the carriage owner. All were man
manuincturcd under the special superin
tendence et Samuel II. Cox and compare fa
vorably In material, workmanship and style
te any work he has ever turned out. They
will be sold low In order te close out the bus
iness. Persons desiring te purchase will plcase call
at the old Coach Factory. Ne. 335 and 311
Church street, Lancaster City.
JNO. Q. MERCER,
JACOB O A RLE.
prIHtd.Sft8tw Administrators.
jULTON OPERA UUUS1S.
Thursday Evening, April 26th.
ONLY APPEARANCE OF
inrmE IAUK.
The Celebrated prima denna el
Her Majesty's Opera Company.
Together with her Grand Concert and Opera
Company, being assisted by the celebrated
pianist and composer.
W. CONSTANTINE STERNB0RG.
Mlle Paulln Sail. Contralte: SIgner Mente
grilfe. Tenor ; Mr. O. Gettscbalk, Baritone.
i Part. Miscellaneous pregramme,
ii Part. Scenes from Grand Opera In costume.
CARMEN Had. HauR's greatest part.
ADMISSION, - - fl.OO, 75 andSO CENTS.
RESERVED SEATS, .--- $1.00.
Sale or Seats begins Monday morning at
Opera Heuse Cilice. a2l.5trt
IJULTON UFKKA HOUSE.
1 Mar ONE NIGHT ONLY.-i
SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1883.
The last great New Yerk success. 8ccend
season et Leuis F. Daum's Romantic
Five-Act Drama,
THE MAID OF ARRAN,
Produced with the original great scenic ef
fects, mechanical devices and powerful cast,
which wen for this play the united plaudits el
thelprcss and people during Its recent suc
cessful run in Sew Yerk.
2 Recognized Stars. 2
AGNES HALLOCK,
IOUISF.BAUM,
Supported by the following emlneat artists
J. S.Mergan, II. .1. Hurlsy. Jno. II. Nichelson.
FrankCrune.CH. Ocunisen. Mrs. Katnenne
Gray, Marie Frances. Fanny Melville, F. A.
Dunn. 3- An Elegant Lucky Souvenir" will
be presented te ouch lady attending the per-
AMjSOK. - - 35, 50 and 75 CENTS.
75 CENTS.
KKSfiUVtusaaia, - -Fer
sole at Opera Heuse Office,
al9-st
H
lOU M MARTIN.
QUEENSWARE
CHINA HALL.
A LARGE LOT OF
DAMAGED WABE
At the lowest Prices,
-AT-
High & Martin,
15 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTXK. FA.