RN
THE UIBOUS.
A. Glltterlnc and Pompon Street Parade.
The Forepaugh circus arrived in this
city about 8 p. m. yesterday, having
come straight through te Lancaster from
Wilmington, Del., without stepping at
Chester, except for a short time, owing te
the inclemency of the weather, which
marred the outset of the tour. The
hotels of the city were pretty well
crowded last night .with performers,
agents and ether attaches of the combina
tion, and early this morning crowded
streets betokened abig popular attendance
at the show this afternoon and evening.
There was a great influx of country folk
and from 9 o'clock until nearly neon the
streets, sidewalks, front steps and all
available points of view en the front
streets were crowded with spectators
anxious te beheld the pageant.
As this was the first fair day since the
circus started many of the uniforms and
costumes displayed were worn for the first
time and the georgeeus garbs were seen
bright and fresh. There was the usual
display of triumphal cars ; gilded and
carved wagons ; Keman chariots,drawn by
two, four and six horses ; menagerie vans
displaying thrilling side paintings; the
.teams of trick ponies and dwarf
mules ; gay cavaliers and equestriennes ;
knights, in glittering mail and armed
cap a pie ; gveups of masked and grotesque
figures, and heralds, musicians and ether
features of all well regulated shows. But
the georgeeus barge of Cleopatra, sur
mounted with statuesque figures of her
slaves and ether accompaniments of
Egyptian luxury ; the great teams
and the precession of elephants of all
sizes ; ard the special feature of the Lalla
Itoekh group, borne en sumptuous thrones
carried en the backs of elephants; the great
gilded carving of the American eagle and
the federal coat of arms, and ether signal
displays were much in advance of what is
went te be displayed here and fully satis
fied the spectators that an unusually geed
show was te be given en the grounds.
The paradc.follewod by the hundreds of
Miiall boys, enthusiastic men and many
mothers carrying their children in arms,
moved out te the circus grounds en Mc Mc
Gevcrn's lets in the northern part of the
city between North Queen and Duke
streets, where a largely attended and sat
isfactery performance was given this
afternoon and another is te be given te
night. Frem Laucaster the circus gees te
Harrisburg.
Charles A. Davis, a well known, and a
popular gentleman is representing the
s-hew as press agent, and his important
department is excellently managed.
Violating the Revenue Laws.
Martin II. Frey, a cigar manufacturer
of this county, was te have had a hearing
before U. S. Commissioner Slaymaker this
morning, te answer for violating the
revenue laws, the specifications beiug that
he removed cigars from his factory without
packiug them, used boxes and stamps
that had been previously used, and had no
sign up te indicate his business. He
waived a hearing and gave bail in the s-um
ei $1,000 ! e answer at the United States
court.
BfiayerV Court.
This morning the mayor had a large
court, but metf, of them wcre ledgers.
Many wercjnen who are employed with
Feiejiaiigfreircus. They arrived in town
late and being unable te cet te hotels
wcre compelled te seek lodging at the sta
tien house. TLcy were all discharged.
A Untieing Parly,
liwiu Deunan, who have heretofore given
many genteel partlcsuromakingprcparatlens
ier opening tin- spring campaign with a danc
In, parly at Klngh's hotel, near Mountville,
en Saturday evenlrjj next, Apill 2Sth. Their
tirchcsliu will furnish music ter tne occasion.
All lenii el l.tnciiigme invited te attend.
.-.miii'fi.'.sn;;.
Miiimr JliuiL. Te-morrow evening this fa fa
veiite ami distinguished prima denna will ap.
pear in Palt-'nepijiahmiM.1 Tlmindicatlensnrc
that -die -ill hive- a big audience. The pro pre
gramme -nt ins eight numbers and selec selec
liens trem the second act of " Carmen," one
et Madam n Hank's fivorite operas, and she
will be assist cd by the celebrated pi
anist ami enmpe-er W. Constantine Stein
berg, Mile Panlln Sali, Signer Mon Men Mon
tegritie, Mr J. Ciemch.Uk, all et whom are
known most I:ieiubly in tiie mu-ical world.
noti.snlielfi MiirKet.
DAIItV.
Rutter ?5 ft
Cup cliee.-e, 2 cup
Cottage cln esw, 2 pleces
Dutch clibpeu V lump
VlllILTRT.
Chicken V pair (live)
" j-j piece (cleaned)-.
Pigeons, V pr
'I'ui'ni'ia. live
cleaned, 1 Hi
Duck cleaned....
li I'CdO 1 1 ve ........-............
VEGETABI.K8.
'leans, i.lntn, 'p qt
Carrots t bnnch....
Cabbage, jl head....
llcadbalad
Potatoes $? pk.
" -ft bus
Sweet Potatoes pk
Onions pk
Radishes ? huucu
.coup Rcans 'I qt ...........
Salsify t? bunch
Turnfna ?S i pk
,..2'.2SS
'.'.'.'.v'&ux
..$11.25
...S0f575c
..30fi35c
Hup
..2022c
COc
$1.40
...C
'.'.'.'.iHihc
.... 3Sc
,...13a i5c
....'JOiTJl
..1SS25C
20C
10c
...1215c
10n
Celery pr. buncli
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Apple Butter f! qt
Kggsl lez
I.fllll lb. ....... .....
Mince Mcut tl ih ...
FRUITS.
.12ai.r)C
1UC
...... -25c
.......ui
14C
12C
,...2025i:
! HI
alUC
-alOC
Sffll2c
Apples, a yt pk
B.iuumis 1 dez
Chestnuts, qt ,
Cranberries, S it
Coeeanuts cacli
Currants, dried, fl ft...
Dried Apples ?1 qt
" Peuches qt....
Lemens V dez
10c
10c
.".""i24i20c
...-12&50C
.... 12315c
12Kc
Oranges ?? dez.
FI6U.
Black lias. ?l a.
Calti-li If) fc
Ced ?1&
Herring?? dez...
Mullein. ') B.
J CI Oil
IkOUK.t.t.
smelts. V
Siiliiien ? ft
0 uTl
Suckers
Jhilibut
1 ike.. ....... -....
Miail
....12i.KiC
40c
103
150
..12c
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1750
12c
....ssaex'c
sgiec
....1012j
....12rflSc
....isajec
14C
, ...1214C
tWC
t!4c
1502OC
12eSlt'C
121CC
12Kc
15Q16C
Beet qt. front
' hind
Beet Steak, V &
" Beast (rib) ..
' (chuck) '
" Corned.? &....
" Dried,?? ft
Bologna dried
Pic-scil beet per lb..
Bacen ? It
Calves Liver
Ham. sliced, M fi
ll.im. whole yt B
T.amb? S
Mutten f a...
Perk ? lb... ........
Slieuldcr ? lb
Sausage?? ft
amnlTPil ? ft
1I.C
Veal 13 fc 1215c
Pudding.
.10c
or.
Cern fl bus
Cleverseed, 1 bus
Kleur ?? qr
Cern meal, ? qt
Oatmeal ?? B
Hay Timet hy ? ion
Clever? ten
OateWbiM
Rye.W bus
Timntli; Nsed V !'i-
WhiMT ?; mis
Flaxseed, ?J bus
Hungarian. ?? bus
Orcharil Grasf, i? bus..
Hemp. 1 bus
Herd Grass. ?? pus
Itupe Sei;?l, i b'is
aCUC
, .49.60 10.S0
751.20
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, et.
, 171S
J15
65C
7ii0c
f.1.00
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$2 t)0
2 CO
1 f.O
..4.1 r(5 00
.v t'IA.1 " I t h.
3- Hiamen.I Dyes are se perfect and se
Lcautitul that it is a iici!bur'! te use them.
Equally geed ler dark or llghtcoleis. lOcents.
l'niei fr etfttivu.
We have the most positive and convincing '
proof tn.it Tiieiuas' Eclcctric Oil is a most cf
lectual specific ler bodily pain. In cas-s of j
rheumatism and neuralgia it gives instant re- I
lief. Fer sale byll. II. Cochran, druggist, 137
and 139 North Queen street.
N
EW UOUDS.
BOWERS & HURSTS,
Ne 26
ASTnNTsnreft!
JXI JL " r-t mM-- 111 vA
Our BLACK SILK at $1.00 sells very fast, which proves it te be one of the best
The same mav be said of our $1.25 BLACK SILK and the BETTER GRADES.
eJr SIMMER SILKS, which we have been advertising a great deal of late, still
goods are a great bargain, and a great many people have found it out and nave purcuasea mem.
Our BLACK CASHMERES are of the very best makes, and we have them marked extremely low, which makes them sell very
fast.
We have a Nice Stock of NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS at Lew Prices.
In CORSETS. HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR our stock cannot be surpassed.
In DRESS BUTTONS we have almost everything that is new. .
We open te-day an Elegant Line of
up we weuia de giaa te nave you
te everybody is one of our chief rules.
BOWEBS& HURST,
Neb. 26 and 28 NORTH
JOHN
8. GIVLEK & CO.
THE LATEST SENSATION!
0DR 6-BUTTON M0USQDITAIRE KID GLOVES.
ALL THE LATEST SHADES,
JOHN
NO. 25 Bast King Street,
JOHN S. GIVLER.
Sl'JSVIAL IfOTIOIiS.
Don't despair, hut read the advertisement el
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Lunes convulsed by cough can be seethed
with Hale's Heney et Horehound and Tar.
Pike's Toothache ureps euro in one minute..
a3 I wdc oil &w
"Rough en Kilts."
Clears out rats, mice, reaches.illes, ants, bed
bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. 15c. Drug
gists. Ge te II. it. Cecnran's nru'j store ter Mrs.
Freeman's New National Dyes. Fer bright
ness ami t u nihility el color, are unequalcd.
Celer trem 2 te 5 pounds. Directions In Eng
lish anil German, Price. 15 cunts.
" Dr. Bensen's Celery anil Chamomile Pills
ler the cure or Neuralgia are a success "Dr.
G. P. Ueltnan, Christlanburg, Va. 50e. nt drug
gists.
" Jfy stiii ivhich lias been covered with sculy
sores, has become clean, smooth and sejt as a
lady's. My hands were covered with Utile dry
scabs. They have disappear eel and lam bctlei
than I have been for twenty years, using Dr.
Jlensen's Skin Cure. A. M. Neble. Selma, N.
C, J uly 3, 1882. a25-lyd&w
Fen chills, lever, ague, and weakness, Col Cel
den! Liquid Beef Tonic. CeldeiVs ; tale no
ether, Ot Druggists. a23-lwdeed&-
Klethersl Moment tl metberau
Are yeul disturbed at night and broken et
your rest by a sick child sutlering and crying
with excruciating pain of cutting teeth ? 11
se, go at once and getrtettlu et MllS. W1N
SLO'.V'S SOOTHING SYKUP It will relieve
the peer Httle sutlorer iminedlately ilcpcnd
upon it : there Is no mistake about it. Tina e
is net a mother en earth wne has ever used It,
who will net tell you at ence that it will regu
late the bowels, and give rest te the mother
and relief and health te the child, eperaiing
like magic, is is perfectly sate te use in :il.
cases, and pleasant te the tastu, and Is the
preset Iptieu el ene el the elaest situl best
female physicians and nurses in the Unlted
States. Sold every w here. 25 cunts a betUe.
uV.My-M.W&S&w
T.ike in time; ree juivertl-ement et Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
Fer. Lame Back, aide or Chest U30 SHI
LOU'S POKOUS PLASTKU. Pi ice, 25 cents.
Sold by II. B. Cochran, 137 and 1.10 North Queen J
trect, Lancaster.
leblicedG
Va afflicted why suffer longer from Ca
tarrh. Hay Fever and Celd In Head when a
sure euro can be had in Elys' Cream Ilulin '.'
Price 59 cents.
Apply Inte nostrils with Httle linger.
Fer three winters I have been alllicled with
Catarrh and cold In the head. Last winter I
used Ely's Cream Halm, it accomplished all
that was represented. T. i McCebmice,
(Judge Common Pleas) Elizabeth, N. J., Aug.
25, 1SS0.
Chronic Crtarrb. I have suffoiedfei years
lrem chreDlc Catarrh. Six weeks age I was
induced te try Ely's Cream Balm. Relict was
instantaneous, and continued use has result
ed 111 an almost complete cure. S. M. Greene,
Boek-keeper, Office N. Y Catsklll & Athena
Steamboat Ce. Catsklll, S. Y., Dec. 27. 1880.
alG2wdM.V,F.w
U. 3. District Attorney Speaks.
Cel. H. Walters, U. S. District Attorney,
Kansas City, Me., authorizes the following
statement: "Samaritan Nervine cured my
niece et spasms." Get at druggists. $1.50.
jsevt te secure Health.
t sceuis strange that any ene will suffer
lrem the many derangementa brought en by
an Impure condition of the bleed, when SCO
VILL'S3AUSAPAR1LLAANDSTILLINGIA, or BLOOD AND LIVER. SYUUP will restore
pcrlcct health te the physical organization. It
Is indeed a strengthening syrup, pleasant te
bike, aid has proven itself te be the best
BLOOD PUB1FIER ever discovered, ellcet
ually curing Scrofula, Syphlltic disorders,
Weakness et the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bil.
ieus complaints and all 'diseases indicating an
impure condition et the Bleed, Liver, !
; id
inTll
neys. Stomach, Skin, etc. It corrects
gestlen. A single bottle will preve te you Its
merits as a health renewer, ler It ACTS LIKE
A CHARM, especially when the complaint la
et an exhaustive nature, hiring a tendency te
lessen the natural vigor et the brain and, ner
vous system.
AER'S PAIN PANACEA cures a pain in
man and bcasL Fer use externally and inter
nally. REDlIORbE POWDERS euro all diseases
of horse, cattle, sheep, hegii, poultry and all
Live Stock. A POSITIVE CURE. may21-2
Fer sale at H. B. Cochran's drug stme 137
North Queen street
nenry' Cnrbelle Salve.
The best Salve In the world for cuU.brulsea
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds et skin
eruptions, freckles and pimples. The salve la
guaranteed te give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get HEmiT'8 Carbolic Salvb, as all ethers are
but Imitations and counterfeits. Price 25
cents. Sold In Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
store. 137 North Queen street- my20-4
A Cengu, ou or rv.re r.reat slieu'i' de
BLoppee. Nogiect treijuunuy results m an la la
eurable Lung DUease or Consumption.
Kmwn'f i.renehlal Troches de net diseri'ui
tiie stomach like cough syrups a:-. J balsams,
but uct directly en the lnllamcu p-. is, allay lisp
! It r'.iatien, give relief In Ablhnia, Bronchial
i Coughs, Catarrh, and tin.- inies.' Trouble?
which Singers and Publlsbpfcers niesubjeci
! te. Fer thirty years IlreWn's iiiiinclilal
! Troches have been recommended by pnyrl
' clans, and always give nertect '-at'.-lra-tien.
I Having besa tested by wide ami constant Ur.e
for nearly an entire generation, they htvi tit
talned weK aicrlted iiuir among the tew staple
romedles et the age. sold at iUoutsiite
evervwhi'.ru. uiv-lvdTThAF&lv's'
LANCASTER DAILY 1OTELLI6KEKCEB WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25, 1883.
XEir AjDVXBTISKJHMXTS.
and 28 NORTH QUEEN
"SSS?5S5B& 00l
THE QUANTITIES OF BLAOK AND COLORED
SILKS WE ARE SELLING.
LADIES' and (JHLLUKJiJN'a uiaxua KjyL.ua.np, wuicu e """"- ?
pay our store a visit, auu nee ic wuujr
QUEEN STREET. -
AJu 50 Oentsi
S. G1VLER
MCW AltVJEUTlUlSMJiNrS.
w
KONf.SU A V, APRIL 25.
BASED UPON VALUE.
Oak Hall prices contemplate value, net cost. Current prices
in the woolen market determine value, net the opening prices of
the season. Hence you are certain te buy at the minimum. If
we make a profit, better for us ; if a less, se much the worse, but
in either case our customer is protected.
The biggest stock of the Best Clothing for Men and Beys is
the basis of the above remarks.
Oak Hall,
Sixth and Market Sts.,
Skin UlMMBflB.
'Swiyne's Ointment" ) Cures the must lnvct-
'Snrnviin'H lllntment" S
"Swayne's Ointment" ) crate cases of -kln ills
'swayne's uinuncnv
"Swayne's Ointment"
"Mtavnii's Ointment" 1
"sinviifi'si ointment" eases, such as tetter.
Swayne's Ointment" ,, ri,eum.scalil Head.
".iwayne a umiuiuui. 1
T - .l A. ...
"Swayne's Ointment" Umber's Itch, sores, ah
"Swuync;s Ointment;; icrnstv SC!lly nchinu,
"Swayne's Ointment") -' "
"Swayne's Ointment" skin eruptions, and
Swaynejs Ointment;' Ut.al (ljatl.e:?sin; com.
"Swayne's Ointment" 1 .,
'Swayne's Ointment" ilalnt, itching piliM,
"Swaync;s Ointment" ) th(J only 0Ucetua! cure
"Swayne s Ointment" )
"Swayne's Ointment" no matter hew olisli elisli olisli
"Swayne's Ointment" ) nate or long standing.
Ask for it and use no ether. It CUItfcS
where all else talis. Sold by all druggists,
a Couch, Cohl or Sere Threat
Inquires immediate attention. A neglect ir
ritates the lungs and an incurable disca.se is
often the result. "UK. SffAVSK'S COM
POUND SYKUP WILD CHEUI1Y " cures the
most severe coughs and colds, actsdirectly en
the lungs, threat and cheat, purities 1 he bleed,
and for bienchlal, asthma, all pulmonary af
fections et longstanding, HHthebistrcmedy
ever discovered. Price 2Ti cents and $1 per
bettle The large size is the meat economical
Sold by all best druggists. IP-M V.'&Fly.iAw
MAltKlAliES.
SUARr Shefpek. On the 21th of April. 1883,
at Smith's County Heuse, by Kev. W. T. Ger
hard, Mr. C. K. Sharp, et Leacock, te Sllss
Martha Shelter, of Upper Lcaeeck. H
VJS3.TM:
Black. On Sunday, April 22, 18S3, in Para
dise township, Adam .1. B ack, in his 31st
year.
The relatives and friends of the iauilly are
respectfully Invited te attend the funeral,
trem his late residence, en Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Interment In chert's grave
yard. Witmku. In this city, ou April 25, 1883.
Francis Witmcr, aged 25 years, 11 months and
a days.
The relatives and lrlends et the family are
respcctlully invited teattendtha funeral fiein
the residence et her brother-in-law, B. F.
Myers, Ne. 121 High street, en Filday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Interment at Lancaster
cemetery. a2ri 21
JVfclf AVVJtTIbt,aiiSNT!i.
1
MUST-CLASS PKNNSVLVANIA CIGAIte
15 ter 23 cts. at . ,
IIARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORK.
TTrANTKD A CAKHIAtSK TIllllMEK.
YV Alse, Finisher in Smith Shep. Apply
te COOLING BROS., Carriage Manufacturers,
u2V8td Wilmington. De'.
UISLIGSALEUF A GBNKICAL ASStlBT-
mentet Household and Kitchen Furni Furni
ture at Ne. G12 North Christian htreet. te-morrow
( Thursday) afternoon at 1 o'clock.
lb tJAlfUl) UUfliAUXiU, AUUL1UJ1CCI.
rillfK SPKtNU COURSE OP CLINICAL
X Instruction at the Philadelphia Polyclinic
nnd College for eiaduates in Medicine will
begin en MONDAY, APRIL 10, and continues
until the last week in Ma .
JOHN B.ROBERTS. M. D., Sec'y,
It 1118 Arcli street.
rilWO SMALL HAND-iUADK HAVANA
I cigars, clear Havana fillers, for 5 els., at
HARTMAN'fc YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
'TORE.
TKIRSAI.K VHKaP. A
Fl'.Ar.lK ItDILll-
r tnc "e t.nt. wtiln and 1)8 feet Ions, one side
glass and part el the root glas-. Alse, perfect
Hatcher: capacity, 9:8 cms. Apply at
a25-3l
13 EAST W.'
.VIJiU
IT STREET.
G IS Aw I) PACKAUK PABTVAS1) ENTER
TAINMENT te be given by v
FBITON HOME.NO. 2fi, ATODD FELLOWS'
HALL,
THURSDAY, APRIL Ce, 183.
Three valuable prizes will be given away. It
ivr
ANIIKIM MUTUAL LIVI". STUCK 1N-
suiance Association, et Pa. Managers'
elllce. Ne. 45 :ast Orange strtct. Lancaster,
Pa. The members et tliR Association win
plea-c take net-ce that all assesments made
by the Beard of Diaecteis and new ui.paul
muitbe paid Immeinately te tlie undersigned
or authorized agents of the company
CHAS. E. WENTZ, Manager.
a!9-3tdeed Lancaster. Pa.
G'
1 KUCLitY tOlt SALt:.
A WELL-ESTABLISHED
GHOCEKY STORE
In
a laiee manufneturinir country town.
Heuse, store, atere Fixtuits and u full line et
GROCERIES. The whole can be bought ter
less than J2.500.
Inquire at tne
amd INTELLIGENCER " OFFICE.
STREET.
- OBBD ASTONISHING!
in the city for the money.
sell away beyond our expectatten.
These
Polite attention shown
v....,,
LANCASTER. PA.
&
CO.,
Lancaster, Pa,
GEO. F. RATHVON
PHILADELPHIA.
JV II' AD yJSJC TItJiMJEirT.
IOKttlLI.AKD'S KEBKUCA TOBACCO
j only 10 cents per plug at
IIAB.TMAN'8 VELtOW FllONTCIGAB
sreitK.
"I KOKGE FLICK.
VT TAXIDERMIST.
Birds and Animals stuflcd te order.
Birds and Animals ter sale.
a23-lwd Ne. 13 WEsT GERMAN ST.
IfMK
U A It DA UOLLftND. FUEMH
OJL Dressmaker, Just
arrived from New
Yerk, is new ready te make dresses In the
latest styles. First-class work and perfect tits.
NO. 24 EAST LEMON Sl'Kf.ET.
a!8 :stW.S&Tu Lancaster, Pn.
WATKK BKKT lMtTICK-THK AVATKIC
1 cnt dupllcate having been placed In my
hands, I will receive the rertts en and alter
Slenday, April 23. 183.1. A per cent, abatement
ler prompt payment. C F. MYERS.
a2J 3td Treasurer.
B.
FKANJ& SAVLOK
HAS REMOVED HIS
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
TO
NOS. 42 AND 44 WE3T KLNG ST.,
J- Exactly opppealte the Old Stand.
ectll-fiuul&wK
T
OKAUCII l'ICr.SSKS.
MINNICIPS LATEST IMPROVED TOBACCO
PREbSES.
Fer Casing and Baling Tobacco. Sold te hon hen
01 able parties en trial. Warranted superior
in every feature te any in present Use. H
net as represented can be returned at my ex
Cense. Alse Manure Heeks for cleaning sta
les sold en name terms. Send for circular.
S. B. MIKMCU.
Landisvllle, Lancaster Ce., Pa.
3t-S.M,W&w
X Sealed proposals, endorsed : Proposals
ier Erection of Scheel Building," wM be re
ceived bv the undersigned until SATURDAY,
M AY 8, 18S3, at 6 p. m.. ter the erection et a
Scheel Building, en the corner of Ann and
Grant streets, Lancaster, Pa.
The building te be erected in accordance
with the plans and f-pectflcatiens adopted by
the Committee en Buildings and Grounds, te
be seen en WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25, 1832, at
Ne. 29 East Kins street. The same te he com
pleted before AUGUST 20. 1833. with pnnalty
of non-compliance 611111614 will name their
security with proposals. The right is reserved
te reject any or all bids.
By order of the Committee.
II. E. SLAYMAKER, Chairman,
a2i-2t Ne. 29 East King sti eet.
fi I 1CAUD PIKK IfeUKAlSCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
AesetB ever ONE MILLION, TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Insnres Property at Current Kates.
Lesses Promptly Settled and Paid.
RIFE '& KAUFMAN,
AGENTS,
Ne. 19 East King Street.
ml2-6mdM,W&SR
AMUSEMENTS.
F
7ULTON OPERA HOUSE.
Thursday Evening, April 26th.
ONLY APPEARANCE OF
IIIIIE IATJK.
The Celebrated prima donnael
Her Majesty's Opera Company.
Together with her Grand Concert and Opera
Company, being assisted by the celebrated
pianist ami composer.
W. C03STANTINE STEKNB0RG.
MUePaulln Sail. Contralte: Slgner Monte Mente Monte
griffe. Tener; Mr. G. Gottschalk, Baritone.
1 1'art. Miscellaneous pregramme.
11 Part, scenes from Grand opera in costume.
CAKMEX,;.lart. Hauli's greatest part.
ADMISSION. - - $1.00, 75and50 CENTS.
UESERVED SEATS. - - - Jl-00.
Sale or Seats begins Monday morning at
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SECOND EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EVE'NG APRIL 25. X863.
THE IRISHMEN.
THE LAND LEAGUES' SUBVENTION.
The Opening in Philadelphia Te-Uaj In
cident of the Session New Yerk Dele
gates en the Way Opposition te
the vynamite Party open
ing Addreu.
New Yerk, April 25. The great body
of the delegates te the Irish convention in
Philadelphia beean te assemble at the
Pennsylvania railroad depot as early as 6
o'clock this morning. The body steadily
increased until 7 o'cleck.at which hear the
several special trains chartered for the
occasion were bearded by the delegates,and
the start for Philadelphia was made.
Straggling delegates will leave en almost
every train bound for Philadelphia te-day.
A number of delegates from the New
England states also went by the 7 o'clock
train. The delegates appeared te be unani
mous in their opposition te O'Donevan
Ressa and the dynamite party appearing
in the convention.
At Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, April 23. The decora
tions in Horticultural hall, the scene of to
day's gathering of the Irish clans, are
quiet and tasteful. Garlands of myrtle
and immortelle, a union of the green and
orange, hang ever the stage. The dele
gates were arranged as fellows :
These from New Yerk, Massachusetts
and Canada occupied the front seats, and
back of them came Connecticut, Ohie and
Rhede Island. Then Maryland and the
Southern states, and in rear of all were
the Pennsylvania delegatcs, the Philadel
phia and Pittsburgh men being conspicu
ously numerous. At cloven o'clock, the
hour for commencement, delegates began
te arrive and the galleries wete slowly
filled up with spectators. Frank Byrnes,
the recent dynamite refugee from Paris,
with his wife, occupied seats in the bal
ceny.
Called te Order.
At 12:05 the convention was called te
oider by the president, James A. Moenoy,
of Buffalo. The convention organized by
the selection of the following temporary
efficers: president, Jambs A. Moency;
secretary, Jehn J. Hynes, of Buffalo ; as
sistant secretaries, Wm. P. Sheehan, of
Buffalo, J. D. O'Cenuell, of Washington,
D. C. There were no vice presidents.
The Opening Address.
Mr Moenoy en taking the chair spoke as
fellows :
Ladies and Gentlemen : We are new as
sembled in the convention te which we
have se long looked forward. It was our
hepe te have welcomed here Charles
Stewart Parnell, whom wa leve and re
vere in America, no less than they de in
Ireland itself. Te our great disappoint
mcut he cannot be here te direct and
inspire our labors. In unfriendly quar
tcrs it is sought te make it appear that he
fears te join us, lest words spoken or
action taken in our convention might
compromise him. Such statements are
pure falsehood. Charles Stewart Parnell
well knows the loyalty of his American
allies. He docs net and need net fear
them. He had hoped te the very last mo
ment that he might be with us, and I have
te convey te you his deep and sincere
regret, that, owing te the present aspect
of affairs it wan absolutely impessible for
him te absent himself from Parliament.
Great as is our disappointment, we could
net ask him te fersake his pest of duty.
Though he is net here, we have te direct
our labors the plan approved by him of
the National League in Ireland. This,
together with many fercible expressions
of his views that have from time te time
reached us, will enable us still te work
under his guidance. Then, tee, we have
te aid us, by wise counsels, Patrick Eagau,
the worker and organizer, hardly second
in importance te Parnell himself in the
successes already achieved. Public op
portunity is thus given us te testify our
admiration for the integrity and ability
with which he discharged his difficult
duties in the care and disbursement of the
fund in which Jehn Bull takes se lively au
interest. It is tee late new te say words
of wclcome te our honored guest, sinoe se
many of his fcllow-ceuutryinen have
ahead tendered him their heartfelt greet
ings.
The snort year that has passed since our
last assembling has beeu crowded with
startling events. The atfairs of Irelaud
have se occupied the world's attention,
that theso of ether nations have almost
seemed te stand still, while their peoples
listened te her pathetic history. Nothing
that malice could invent has been left un
said, no effort has been spared te belittle
her cause and misrepresent her, but above
all, te insult and discredit her champions.
Te America mere than te all ether nations
has this industrious malignity addressed
its greatest energy. If the object sought
was te break the solid ranks of Irish
American sympathizers, te discourage
their faith in the leaders in Ireland, and
thus dissuade them from further efforts of
support, it has hopelessly, signally failed.
It would take mere Pigetts and Dixies
than even England could bribe, te shriek
her new worn out cry el "btep 'luiet I"
te make even ene contributor te the Land
League fund believe that Patrick Egan
had ever misapplied a dollar of their sacred
trust, te the caie or which he se unselfish
ly sacrificed his entire time, the comforts
of his home, and the prosperity of hit;
personal affairs.
If the object sought by misrepresenta
tion wa3 te prejudice the outside Ameri
can public, it has tailed likewise. Not
withstanding that we have in some of our
cities au insignificant number who would
fall down te worship everything jngusn,
there is a large generous representative
class of Americans, for whom one of the
very ablest of American journalists thus
forcibly speaks :
"Nevertheless, behind this squad of
weuld-ba cockneys, there is a great body
of sincere, feeling and thoughtful men
and women in America who take as little
stock in Gladstone and Ferstcr as their
forefathers took in Pitt and the regency,
repeating the Cremwellian policy, which,
under all governments. Liberal and Tery,
has prevailed ever Ireland. These de net
approve the murders of Cavendish and
Burke; but they approve just as little the
judicial and constabulary murders, for
these are made the pretext, They see in
Mr. Parnell a cool, resolute and clear
headed man fighting against vast odds.
Ttscy see in Mr. Gladstone a weak time
server, who disgraces the name of Liberal.
They see in the Londen press "a sewer for
the escape of English falsehood and mal
ice, and in the entire course of events in
Ireland a reiteration of the tragic story of
the past, a story made up of incidents
which are noae the less feeling and pa
thetic because they laek a Grattan te
speak them in prose, or a Moero te tell
them in rhyme."
Mistaking the views of the iasignicant
number of Angle-Americans for the pub
lie seutinient of our country, and misled
by the sycophancy of the envoy who
misrepresents our government at the court
of St. James, British htupidity has made
itself ridiculous a few weeks since by its
friendly remonstrance, sent out te our
government at Washington, reprehensive
of some recent expressions 01 Irish sym
pathy, that were net mild enough for
delicate English cans. This impudent at
tempt te apply the gag in free America,
has dene us geed service. The indigna
tion it evokes has organized our race, te
help en the geed work of sympathy and
support. Let England restore justice te
her Irish ceutts, protect women and chil-
dren from her brutal constabulary, feed
the famishing multitude her landlord sys
tem has given ever te starvation, cease te
threw out the aged and the dying upon
the wayside without shelter, before she
appeals te a nation that once cast off her
hateful yoke for tyrannies less than these
te 'check the passionate outbursts of
these who have suffered in her prison pens,
or still-remember her persecutions.
In forming public opinion, in counter
acting the misrepresentations of the
British cable and the press, in keeping
alive active sympathy with the Irish
leaders, the American branch of the Land
League has berne an honored part. With
much te discourage, ithas never lest heart;
even the disbanding by British coercion of
the parent society in Ireland has net dis
organized it. Its vitality and strength are
testified in this large assembly te day, and
are creditable te the earnestness and per
severance of the men who compose this
organization.
We are here te-day enteny te re-organize
upon the same basis as that upon which
the new National League in Ireland stands.
We shall have the great advantage of the
advice and suggestions of one who helped
te inaugurate that body. In it are joined
together there, all who can lay any claim
te patriotic feeling ; priests and laymen,
Catholic and Protestant. It is necessary
for us te be affiliated with the new organ
ization, that we may mere effectively co
operate with our brothren in Ireland. Hew
te make the change, will be for this con
vention te determine
In spite of England, the Irish-Americau
wilt be a most important factor, in her
Irish question, till that vexed question
shall have reached solution. Fromsire
and grandsire we have brought down te
the third and fourth generation the tradi
tion of a long score of grievances, te lay at
England's deer some day for sattleinent.
It has been truly said of us, that we
" hate England with an iutensity of detes
tation unequalcd by any class of Irishmen
in Irelaud." Even here she still imposes
burdens en us ; we still pay tribute te the
power which has driven us, or from
which we have fled into exile, for yearly
the poorest among us pours out his
mite in aid of kindred she oppresses.
Civilization and progress have made bright
er, happier and hotter the homes of men in
every land save Ireland alone. Since
first the S.ixen set feel within her border,
te the pres3nt time, the same cruellies,
the same injustices have been repeated te
curse and blight iier. Silenced, coerced,
crushed, let her people net despair. We
are untrammelcd. We can speak, act,
organize in their behalf. Te evolve a
union in their interests from all the ele
ments that make up our race in America,
we are here assembled in this city, aus
piciously named, of brotherly love."
Here, from wheuce Httle mere than 100
years age, went forth these glorious words,
signed by our forefather;.:, men of our race
and bleed, these weids that have fired the
hearts and inspired the labors of freemen
everywhere, we will set ourselves unsel
fishly and patriotically te this task of
union. There is little we would
care te" learn from England, but
she can teach us 0113 lessen. Wheu
we hear her Tery aud Liberal speak, as if
out of one mouth, when the subject is
Ireland ; when we see her statesmen who
differ en all ether questions uniting te op
press our fatherland ; when we see her
press laberiug with one purpose te slander
Irishmen, and, strangest of all, when we
note that even the strong tie of a common
faith with a majority of the poeplo of
Ireland, does net make an Englishman
treat her cause fairly ; when we read in
the Catholic Londen Tablet misrepresenta
tion of Parnell, sympathy with Ferstcr,
applause of emigration, that might as well
be printed upon a page of the Louden
Times, it must help our reselve. that no
matter in what else we differ, we Irishmen
shall have one mind, one purpose, when
England is the theme.
In Charles Stewart Parnell, the Irish
people have a leader whose place in his
tery will be a proud one, England has
ratified their cheice hy calumuy and hate.
It is our desire te unite with the Leagtie
he has established in Ireland, that we
may strengthen and support him in the
labors he has undertaken. Setting aside
our personal views we must work finder
his guidance in such a way as te best sup
pert and least embarrass him. It is our
hope te see him win for Ireland, land law
reform, local .self-government, extension
of the iranchise, development of industrial
interests, and if all these were wen the
day would surely dawu the brighter, li r
the realization of the hepe that would
spring up in every Iii-h heart, that under
heaven's blessing he might still lead en te
that best and highest goal of national in
dependence. Mr. Mooney's mention of the names of
Parnell and Egan was vecifercus'y chci re J,
as was also his lelerence te Trcabuier
Egans financial accounts .
UeinuiittuA Appointed.
Mr. Glatty, of Bosten, then moved the
appointment of a committee en
credentials, each statu and territory
represented te select its own coicinittce
men. The motion was carried and a re re ro
cess of Ave minutes was taken te allow
the delegates te select their respective
leprescutatives en the committee.
When the convention came te order
acain the committee en credentials was
auueunccd. Pennsylvania is represented
en the committee by Rev. Luke McCabe
and New Yerk by Judge Jehn H. Roency.
A motion te adjourn until 8 o'clock
brought out another te lay it upon the
table. The latter vas carried en a divi
sion amid sorae confusion, and finally a
motion te adjourn until 2:30 was carried.
EUROPEAN
I'.VKMTS.
KnclMh duertlug Aeite ueath
of u
1'IOIHI-
ncai Sportsman.
LeNDON,Aprii 25. The race for the two
thousand guineas stakes was wen te-day
by Lord Falmouth's Gallaird ; Goldfield
second ; The Prince third.
Prince Bathyany, the well known pa
tron of the turf, and owner of a number
of race horses, died suddenly at 2:30
e'cldck thus afternoon in the enclosure for
members at the New Market track. II is
death occurred just after the numbers of
the starters and jockeys in the race for
two thousand guineas stakes had been
heisted.
Unable te Secure a Verdict.
Dublin, Apiil 23. The jury in the caue
af Timethy Kelley, charged with partici
pating in the Phoenix park-murders, after
being out a short time te-day, announced
that they had been unable te xrce iti a
verdict.
Why He Wasn't HeggeJ.
Housten, Tex , April 23. An atrocious
crime has been committed at Brick Heuse
Gully, nine miles from here. Adams, a
negre boy aged 12, under the impres
sien tnat tne oeys 01 me ueiguueruuuu
were going te flog him, caught Cuney
Nelsen, aged 10, tied a rope around his
waist, and mounting a horse, tied the
ether end of the rope te the saddle and
rode rapidly off, dragging Nelsen until
dead. Adams was captured.
Miirdereii H! Ifrutlier-In-Lan.
St. Leuis, April 25. Elisha Kirby, a
rough character, living at Carben,
dale, Illinois, murdered hu brother-
iu-law. Isaac Puliis. by sheeting !
him through the head 0:1 the street
last night. The affair grew out of a
family quarrel. There is much excitement
and there are threat3 of lynching the
murderer.
WLATIILH iNlUCATLONSi
Washington, April 23 Fer the Mid
die Atlantic states, fair weather, north
west te seuthwc3t winds, rising, followed
in northern portions by falling barometer,
slight rise iu temperature.
THK LEGISLATURE.
Preeeedlaga la Vhm Beau aad Seaate.
Special Dispatch te the IsTxtxieKtcxn.
Haiuusbubg, April 25. In the Senate
this morning the bill providing for the
organization of the reserve militia was
negatively reported. Seriate bills were
passed finally, authorizing suits against
tne commonwealth ; authorizing railroad
companies te change their route ; prohibi
ting the consolidation of competing
oil line companies and regulating the
practice of veterinary medicine and sur
gery in cities of the first and second class ;
prohibiting the consolidation of competing
oil pipe line companies ; the Pittsburgh
street improvement bill, and the Mil te
prevent the mutilation of books, paint
ings, etc., hi public libraries.
The Heuse amendment te the Wallace
arbitration bill was unanimously concurred
in. The anti-treatiug bill was reconsidered
and again defeated, which kills the mens,
tire for this session. It received four votes
less than it did yesterday, when it lacked
one of a constitutional majority.
Heuse ProreecUng.
In the Heuse the bill exempting from
taxation the capital stock of steamship
companies engaged in foreign trade, plank plank
read and turnpike companies, building
and lean associations and manufacturing
corporations, and limited corporations,
was discussed at length. A motion te
indefinitely postpone was defeated yeas,
40 ; nays, 18. The bill was then post
poned for the present. The general
revenue bill was then considered until the
hour of adjournment without reaching a
vote.
Libel Suit WUUdruwu.
Jehn Gallagher ha3 withdrawn his libel
suit against A. K. McClura, having yield'
ed te the pressure brought te bear against
him by prominent prelitical friends, such
as Senater Cooper.
i
The rrult vrep Probably Ipjured.
Reading, Pa., April 23. It is feared
that the heavy frost of last night has
greatly injured the fruit crop in this sec
tion. The mercury fell te several degrees
below the fierzing point, the snowatsemo
places was nearly two inches deep.
aiAUKtsm.
Philadelphia Market.
'HjiAnstvHiA, April 25. Fleur firm
nnd fairly active ; Superfine, 93 23ij3 71 ; extra,
$.1 754 -25 ; Penn'a Family, I5&S 25.
Kye flour nt J3 0J:: 75.
Wheat steady : Ne. 2 WcstcrnRed.fi -iiyxt,
1 23 ; Se. 3 de, $1 1S31 19 ;Xe. 1 Pa. Ued, $1 25
1 27.
corn quiet and steady : Yellow and Mixed,
ft!367c ; xe.3 Mixed, GJ(ilc.
uata quiet anil steady ; Ne. 1 White, ioQeCc ;
Ne. 2 de. r.lftnte ; Ne. 2 mixed, !i05lc.
Seeds quiet; Clevcrat 15315c ; Timethy ut
$1 S5l !K) ; Flaxseed at $1 5S1 f.J.
Provhdens linn and In geed demand.
Lard firm.
Butter firm ter Choice ; medium grades
neglected.
Ekks quiet and unchanged.
Cheese llrm ; choice scarce.
Petroleum dull ; itetlned, Sfis'c.
Whisky at tl 19
New Yerk Market.
New i'eBX, April 25. Fleur quiet,
firm nnd
unchanged.
Wheat unsettled : liSJie lower
moderate
flm'CnlaiiVG huqtncss : Ne. 2 Red Mav. 1 21
fill 22; de June. 91 231 24; de July,
$1 2titffil 25.
Cern a shade better ; moderately active ;
Mixed Western spot, KSQaic ; de future,
6GJ$870c.
eats dull aud ushade lower; State, 53fffilc :
Western, 51 Me : Ne. 2 May.SOs; .lnne, Uiy.c.
Grain and I'rovmeu ijuotutlena.
One o'ciectt quotations 01 grain and pre vis
ions, inrnisneu ry n,
K Yundt, Breker, Kyi
t;aaT iing street.
ChK-ace. April 25.
Wheat
May.... 1.12
.lunu... l.l I'f
Pfltroieii' . t.'i
:ern
r7'i
tide oil.
Oat.e
Perh
10 3J
Lard
11.07k:
Live MtecK Market.
Chicago Hogs Receipts, J0.0C0 head ; ship
ments, 2 COO hciul ; market opened stronger,
hut closed weaker; mixed. 7107 0; lienvv,
17 5'C2ft7 00 ; light, 7 1007 5 ; skips, 3iai te.
Cattle Receipts. 2,01.1 head; shipments II.KK)
head; demand fair and prices a sliaile strong
er; experts. $ 2006 40 ; geed :tO Choice t!di
plng, .i 7.JiC 10 ; common te medium, $Ti2"G)
: 7 j.
Sheep Receipts. 3 000 head: shipments, 9A0U
lx:id : demand hrlsk and prices firm : e'.ni e'.ni
nien te lair. $ffl5 ; geed te choice, $5 75&i Ell.
Kast r.iuKRTV Cattle Receipts. Sill head ;
m:vrl;ct slew at about yesterday's prices.
Hogs Ui-celpti, 1,721 head ; market active ;
PhfladclphfuH. $7 WMS 0". : Yorkers, $7 mil 7 75.
Mtieep lli-celpts, JJOOO head; market very
dull ut Monday pi ice.
num itiarketn.
Quotations by Reed, McCrann &Ce, Hank
el's. Lancaster, Pa.
10 a.m. 12 sr. 3 1. M.
w j X v
Michigan Centia! OIK 'ii'-'- -'
New Ycrk Central l'i554 12fJ l'5':i
New.Ii-rsry Central 71 70 70
Ohie Central 12) Vl 12,
Del. Lack. ;c Westen lis 12S'4 in7.
Denver & UIu Uraiidc.... 48! 48J 48
Brie 37 37K -7
K t'Sii ft Texas WJi 3lli Hu
Lake Short! 1UK '11 Ml.'
Chicago & ;.. iv.. com ... 131 l. 1'4'
N. N., Ont.i Western.... 27 29 1'
St. Paul & Omaha i'J 49 4V.4
Pacific Mail 4IJ iVA UV
Reehester& Pittsburgh.. 20K 20 19$
St. Paul lttl'4 103K l'ttH
Texas Pacitlc 3914 39 3'j;
Union Pacific 07& 97 9.
Wubush Common 2tfi 29?i UOJ4
WabuBli Preferred 47 17 47
Wcst'rn Union Telegraph 8Ji 82a 1
Louisville & Nashville... 53 J 53 5J
N. Y..CIH A i-t. 1 12 12 11
Lehi"h Valley M' W! il
Lehigh Navigation Vi4 43 V
Pennsylvania "!H R3'4 KV
lteiding 57 27 27-;,
P. T. & Ilutla'.e 13J4 15V iv
Northern I'acillc-Cem... V 50 5HV:
Northern P.iciiic Pier... S7 87 7
Hc-denville .... ....
Philadelphia .1 Kilu 20' 20",
Northern Central ; 5 :(;
Undeigreund .... ....
C.ina'ia Southern W li7 ....
till - Jl JtJy fl
People's Passenger. 'Mi
New Yerk.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks generally strong; Meney, 5.
Suw Yerk Central
Krle Kail read
"dams Express... ........ ....
Michigan Central Railroad
Michigan '-'eutliTn Railroad
Illinois Central Railroad
Cleveland .t Pittsburgh Itallread
Chlc-ige & Keck Island Railroad
Pittsburgh & Pert Wayne Railroad....
Western Union Telegraph Company..
Teledo & Wabash
New .Irr.-ey Central..........
New Yerk, Ontario Western
..1SB
.. :i-
..127
.. WA
..111
. m-.i
..RO
..121
..131
. 82;
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Philadelphia.
QuotaUensby Aeeiatel Press.
Stocks steady.
Philadelphia & Erie R. R 20
Reading Rnilread...... ........... ........... -J;s
Pennsylvania Railroad.... '?
L'-high Valley Railroad ''yi
Uniteil Companies eINew.Iert.ey 1"9
Northern Pacific................... 'Mi'
verthern Pacific Piefurns'l 7
Northern Central Railroad ir;
Lehigh Navigation Company 4
Norristown Kail toad Hi:
Central Transportation Company 3.V4
PItt-b'g, Tltusville tc IllitUleR. It li;
Little Schuylkill Railroad Ui
Lecal Mtecks and flenrti.
Repeitedby.l. i: Leng.
far
VP.I.
Lanc'Uy C per cu Lean, tine liie...110j
isfl... 1)
" lyju...
" 115... 10c
5 pure!. lit 1 erSlyesrs.. 100
.put U. Scheel Lean.... 10U
' i In 1 or 20 years.. 100
' i ' In 5 or 20 years.. 100
- in KlerSUyiiard. W)
Last
ca'e.
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life
!
102
Man heli n
ureujfh lean..... ......... 1'W
iac-Ji.t.si:eus sTecar.
Uuurrvviih it. R. ...-
MilleraVilhrStrisct ".-
Inquirer Printing Cejapany
Watch i tici ry. ....... .......
Ga.1 L'gl'.t and Km1) Company....
HtbVv'iii Ile'ise (Hetidi). ...........
$50
an
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...
43
!20
9!
Columbia tia- Company
Columbia Water Company
tmimeli.tnru Iren Company
100
Marietta ilollewwaru 100
Stevens Henso.... ...... .............. GO
Sicily Island SO
K.ist Brandy wine .- Wayii3b'g.... te
Millersvllln Nermal Scheel
Northern Market
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