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tfes. 31 and 33 North Queen street;
r WHEEK IT
A Period of Nearly Forty Years.
mayll-lind
A Fountain.
This morning, while workmeu were en
paged in laying a water pip3 en West King
stieet, through which te Bupply water te
weik the hydraulic elevator being erected
in tbe Stevens house, they .aoeidectally
loeReccd a ferrnle for a private supply pipe
in the piincipa) water main. The pressure
of the water pushed the ferrule out, and
instantly a stream shot up into the air as
high as the reef of the -hotel, forming a
very pretty fountain, which continued te
Hew for about an hour when the water
was shut off and the ferrule replaced.
Hedden Death,
David Olimpsen, a captaiu of a canal
beat, and who resides in Perry county, was
found dead in his bed en the beat at Col Cel
lins' lock en the Susquehanaa river, en
Friday. On Thursday night he had a
stroke of apoplexy, which was the cause
of his death ultimately. Deputy Corener
M. y. Smith held an inquest and the ver
dict was in accerdance with the facts given
Iteic.
Sale i( Horses.
Samuel less & Sen, auctioneers sold at
public sale en Satuiday last, for Ueerge
Gressman, at the Merrimac house, 27 head
of Indiaua horses at an average p'rice of
$224.80 per head.
Fer the Itinliejirlc
The Baltimore Sun says the nanie of
Ttev. Dr. C. P. Knight, of this city, is
among these metiened for bishop of the
Indiana diocese, the election for which
keines ofl'Juue nth.
The 11 h veil Literary Society.
Tlie anniversary oftlie Haven Literary so
ciety h HI be held In the FlMl M. E. church
in Tuesday eveniiifj. a oed piegrumuie will
In- )ufnted.
AinuHeiiients,
Dutch " I'tnuferc." (illbert & Sullivan's
)eimlur opera " l'luatere " will lie given In
i.aucaHtcr next Saturday evening 4u Penn
sylvania Untcli, as tiansUled ly Pret. A. C.
Mem, ct Allentevvu Tlie Easten Eiprcsx says:;!
je ino-fe wne inoreiiguiy liniietstanu 1'enn
sylvaula Dutch te whom m lact this opera
lias heeu given in the mother tongue Mr
Mews' work has given a llcli treat. The sne
eess was completo, and mere than that. It was
well deserved."
JHCSIC UEl'OV,
'Ilia Wilcox & While Orcan PHrleri.
Mr. II. 11. Luekbisb.ieli has taken charged
the Wilcox & Wlilte organ parlors. Ne. 152
East King street. The rooms,, have been
handsomely painted, papered, curtained and
otherwi-e improved. A full and well-selected
assortment et tine Instruments make the
ie(ns very atuticiive. Mr. Lnckenbacli is
-,ele agent ler the Wilcox &', White organ, an
Instrument el elegant finish and admirable
tone. lie is also sole agent for the celebrated
(Cnabc piano, and has a line assortment et in
atruments et ether well known makers.
Having had 22 years' experience In the busi
ness, he cannot full te give complete satisfac
tion te all who may favor them with his pa
tronage. Mrs. Luckenbach also is an
accomplished musician and teacher of experi
ence, whose professional services may be
procured at the parlors.
MAJtMlA.&8.
llitn.irit Kackfman. On WWt Sunday, May
11. 1841, -it (Jrace Evangelical Lutheran par-s-enuge,
by Rev. C. Elvlu Ileupt William G.
Heller, of Alteena, and Elizabeth K. KaufT
inan, of Oreville. It
UJSA.TH.
Lesa - In this city, en the 12th Inst, Emma,
wlfeet Gee. Leng, m the 2Cth year et her age.
The t datives and lriends arc respectfully
Invited te attend the funeral from the resi
dence et her husband, He. 21) East Frederick
street, en Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Interment at Lancaster Cemetery ml2 2td
Shitjdlk. la this city en the 12th Inst,, Jehn
fcli in die, iii the 76th year of ids age.
The relatives and Irlem's of the family are
respeefully iiniled te atteud the funeral
from his late residence, N'p. 14 Careline street,
en Tuesday alternoeu at 2 o'clock. Interment
at Woodward Hill cemetery. 12 2td
Kbndie In this city, en May 13. 1883, Mrs.
Amanda Kcndlg, in fie 43th year of her age.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully
Invited te attend the funeral from her late
reslden c. Ne. 151 Seuth Water Streat, en to
morrow (Tuesday) alternoen at 2 o'clock ; ln
lermcntln Woodward lull cemetery.
JVtfir AJDYXRTlaEDUiirTH.
VKI.LOW FROnT Be. HAVANA CIOAK,
X Is the best In the city, made and for sale
a.
HARTMAN'8 YELLOW FRONT CKJAH
STORK.
FUR HALE.
A POOL TABLE.
Apply at NO. 22G WEST KING STREET.
mayl2-ttd
J'
UT HBOKIVKU, ANOTHER LOT OF
Fountain Fine-Cut Tobacco direct from
manufacturers and only S rts. per oz., or 25
cts. per i ft at
II AKTMAN'S YELLOW" FRONT CIGAR
TOKE.
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klVlDKMl.
Fibst National Bavk.
Lancaster. Pa.. May 14, 1883.
The leaid of Directors of this Bank have
declared a SEMIANNUAL D1VIDKND of
FIVE PERCENT., pa able en demand.
..,. HENRY C.HARNEK,
my!4 ltd&w Cashier.
A LLKN A. HERR & CO.'S
Real Estate and Insurance Office
REMOVED TO
NO. 108 BAST KINGrfSTRllBT.
(Opposite Leepard Hetel.)
KM.lAIU.K
INSURANCE
AT LOWEST
RATES.
marSMmd
'pniC EAR. THE DEGKEJS OF THE IM-
X pairment et nearlng In tsaes. of chronic
suppuration or the ear is very variable, it
depends upon, ter example, 1 he condition et
the eustachian tube anC the amountet dis
ease et the structure In the cavity et the
tympanum.
All diseases et Eye. Ear and Threat Imme-
,Uty."redJbTDUS-H' O.and M.A LONG
AKER'S treatment. Office Ne. is East Wal
nut street, Lancaster. 'Consultation free.
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STAND.)
HAS BEEN FOR
I. Sides.
A'-glf A.ltrJiTISIS3IENXa.
MAKJS 0 M1STAKK. BUT POKUUASK
,i . JjII?.1116 Vara Clear tot 5c. at
UAUTJflAN'S YELLOW WiONTCMAtt
YELLOW FKONT CIOAK
BXUtUS.
11BE GKKU1NB CREAMERY BUTTER
lias B & W stauipodea tlie end et eacli
pound. CHAS. W. ECKE BT,
11 5ele Agent ler Lancaster.
WANTKD-A SITUATION TODBIV. A
. DU9lnc8ii wasren or uerter in a ?tnr.
wagon or porter in a store.
Adilrcs. I. O
ml2 2td
UVTELLlUKNfiEtt OFFICE.
nifiARKAKERH WaSTKU-TWO . OK
j Thrce Hrst class lemale cigar makers. Al
i"." . JOSEPH LOED.
ml2-3Ul Manayunic, Phtla., Pa.
UaaiEll.-AlKL TO DO OKMKKAI.
ii uuiisewerir. Alinivat
myS-tfd
THIS OFFICE.
G1 ( A HAM ITLOUj;.
IT It you waat te leel geed nse no
and use
peik
UUSUONti'SliltAiIAMFLOUR.
Fer sale at
myl 1-1 wd Ne. 23 W EST WALN VT ST
PCHi.lC SAL.; Or HOUSEHOLD AMU
kitchen lurniturc at Ne. 518 Poplar street
te-morrow (Tuesday) afternoon at 1 o'clock,
consisting or bedsteads, mattresses, sela,
dressing buieau, wardrobe, sideboard, new
cane seated and ether chairs, carpets and oil
cloth, new clock, new cook stove, tub3. buck
ets. glass and queAnsware. and many ether
articles .lACOU (iUNDAKEU.
tn- Auctioneer.
NOTICE Or DISSOLUTION.
The partnership lieietolere existing be
tween Wm. Kahl and Henry Martin under the
linn name and style or Kahl & Martin, brick
manufacturers, is this day dissolved by mu.
tual consent. All persons having claims
against the said ilrm will present them, and
all persons Indebted te said Arm will make
payment of same without delay te Heniy
aianin, wne will continue the business et.
umimijumjiij; iirjcK ul iuc yam en utiarietic
stieur. north et James street.
WM. KAHL.
HENKY MARTIN.
Lancastkr, May 5, 188J. niyl0-2wd
TJILKUTIOM MOTIOK.
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Office Susquehanna, cawal Cempamy,
comer Lexington and Davis Streets,
liALTIMORK Mav3. 1S83.
9'
j etlee is hereby civen that a irennrnl niAxt
Inget the stockholders ct this cempanv will
beheld at the otllce in Haltimore en MON
DAY. MAY 14. 18S3, at I o'clock ;.. m., for the
election ei enlcers and managers ter the en
suing year.
'l he transfer books will In closed en SAT
URDAY, the ftth Inst., and remain cl03cd until
alter the election. Jiy order.
ROBERT D. ISROWN,
inay2-12td Treasurer.
r
caster County, Pa., will be sold at public sale
Luuiuuuwiugrcui estate ueienging te tlie es
tate of Mary M. Danner. deceased, te wit : All
that certain ONE-STORY BRICK D WELLING
HOUSE, situated en the east side et North
Queen street. In Lancaster city, with a let or
ground fronting 32 feet It) inches en Nertn
Queen street, and extending in depth 215 feet,
mere or less, te North Christian street, ad
joining the property of Jeseph Marks en the
north and prepei ty of Jehn N. Brubaker en
the south.
Sale te commence at 5 o'clock p, m.. when
terms will le made known bv
WJI. E. KRE1DER
myl4,l9,2G4jO,! Trustee te Sell.
TKNNhkLVANlA
KA1LROAD NEW
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SCHEDULE On and after SUNDA
MAY 13th, US3, trains en the Ponnsjl Pennsjl
vania Railroad will urrive at and leave the
tanc&stei and Philadelphia depetsas fellows :
Lev
Lan
Ax
Phil
Eastward.
A.K. A. II
Mall Express
Philadelphia Express
J'ast Line
Harrlsbnrg Exnsg
Yerk Accommodation arrives....
Lancaster Accomedation arrives.
12:42
26
3:12
5:35
8:10
8:10
fi:l.r.
7:50
10:20
8;.W
9:00
r.K.
12S3
veiumuie -accu r ;icn
11:45
K i ednrlck Accommodation arrives..
Sea Shere Express
12 58
3:15
F.K.
Sunday Mall
Johnstown Express
Day Express
Harrlsbnrg Accommodation.
2:42
2.-20
5:45
5:06
7:25
9:45
5:25
645
Uanover Accommodation west, connecting
at Lancaster with Niagara Exptess at 9.45,
will run through te Hanover dally, except
Sunday.
Frederick Accommodation, west, connecting
at Lancaster with Fast Line, west, at 1:35, will
run through te rredericlt.
Le. IAT.
PhUJLan
Wkstwabd.
A.K.
4:30
4:30
7:00
7:40
A.H.
6:25
6:80
9:80
9:35
9.45
950
P.X.
1:83
1:50
5:90
230
730
7:40
il:10
1:40
News Express
Way Passenger....
Mall Train. Ne. 1. via. Mt-.iev
MallTrain,No.2,viaCelumbla,leaves
Niagara Express
Hanover Accommodation leaves....
Fast Line
11:05
Frederick Accommodation leaves.
a
p.x.
Harrlsbnrg Accommodation
Lancaster Accommodation leaves...
Columbia Accemcr edat? en
Harrlsburg Express
Western Express
2:14
V:ii
5:40
9:05
pacinc .express
11:20
Uarrlsburg Express, west, at 5:40 p. m., has
direct connections (without change or cars) te
Colombia and Yerk.
Fast Line, west, en Sunday, when flagged,
will atop at Dewnlngtpwn, Ceateavllle, Paries
burg, Mount Jey, Elizabeth town and Middle
town.
Day Express, Fast Line, News Express, Mall
Train, Ne. 1, Western Express and Pacific Ex
press rnn dallv.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
"CTLTON OIjJEltA HOUSE.
Saturday Evening, May 19, 1883.
The management take unusual pleasure in
announcing the engagement, at great expense
ler one night only, et the '
GREAT COMIC OPERA SUCCESS
OF THE DAY,
"Dutch Pinafore,"
MB. ALF. CHAS. MOSS' BURLESQUE
TRANSLATION of Pennsylvania German of
Gilbert & Sullivan's Charming Comic
Opera, which will be tendered by a Ampanyj
of Ke. ding's cultured amatenrs under the per
sonal direction of Mr. Mess.
A BRILLIANT SOLO CAST.
A well-balanced'' and carefully dr. lied
CHORUS OF FORTY VOICES.
A FINE ORCHtSTKA. comprising ten et
the beat instrumentalists et Beading, selected
from theGermanla Orchestras.
MAHNlFICENT SCENERY prepared ox ex
picssly for " Dutch Plnatere."
ELEGANT COSTUMES also prepared ex
pressly for these presentations, at great ex
pense. -
SCALE of puicES-Rcserved Seats, 75c.:
General Admission. Me :GallerK85cT '
ijiaukaju opens at Bex Office Fulton
Opera Heuse, Monday morning. May lT
asia-lwd 1
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Perhaps never in the history of the dress goods trade has there been such a dis
astrous season for manufacturers and importers as at present. The agitation and changes
of thetarififthe'celd, backward Spring and the tightness of .the money market, all com
bined te produce this state of affairs. Added te this, large quantities of certain kinds of
goedshave been taken out of bend te avoid theA Wgher duties seen te be imposed, and
have been thrown upon the market and forced te immediate sale.
Xhe first of May found us, happily, with a smaller stock than heretofore, because
of the great increase in our sales during April, se that we have probably never been in
-better shape te avail of this condition of things and te make large cash purchases than
new. We have, therefore, within the past few days, purchased andadded te our stock about
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS' WORTH
of strictly seasonable dress goods for prompt cash at our own prices, which in most
cases, were about 50 cents en the dollar of cost te manufacture or import.
We new propose te inaugurate, and for the coming thirty days te carry en, one
of the greatest retail sales of desirable dress faiirics that has ever taken place in
this country.
Please bear in mind all the goods named below are new and iresh, and are in com
plete assortments. Many were taken out of bend and shipped directly te us. There are :
200 PIECES
Rembrandt Check Veilings
( 44 inches wide and all wool )
AT 50 CENTS
These goods are new this season, Jn 15 att att
lerent colorings. Including all the new fruit
Hhades, and never ettered before ter Jess thw
one dollar.
The evening shades of this let will be ieuiul
at the Cashmere counter and the ether eolets
at the French Dress Goods counter.
280-PIECES
Fine French Beiges
( 42 Inches wide and all wool )
AT . 50 CENTS.
They are In both plain Meusellnc finish and
the new Albatross or Fenle finish and iu all
the new Illuminated colorings. Imported t
retail at 75 cents.
This let will be feundat the Bargain counts r.
120 PIECES
Fine French Shoedas
( 44 inches wide )
62 CEN'IS.
AT.
The colors Include all the new fruit shaded,
modes and dark colorings. Imported te retail,
at Sl.oe.
Hits lotwillbefeundattlie Uargain counter- 4
120 PIECES
Lupin's Serges and
Checks
Otteman
( New fabrics this season )
AT 75 (JENTa
4J tncues wide ; the colorings are dark, ligl
lit
and the new irult shades. Never sold for less
than 91, and were Imported te retail at 1.25.
These lets will befennd at the French Drrss
Geed counter.
40 PIECES
French Satin Soleil or Sun Satin
(42 Inches wide)
AT 62 CENTS.
Choice new colorings. Imported te ret fall al
one dollar.
This let will tte tennd atthe Bargain ee entrr.
. 40 PIECES
French Albatross Cleth
( 42 inches wide )
AT 50 CENTS.
The colors are cream, pink, light blue and
fruit shades. Imported te retail at 75 cent!..
This let will be fennd at the Cashmere
counter.
If this gigantic sa.le docs net make the dress goods business for the month of May
the largest en record in the history of our house it will be because the people are net te
be induced te buy thorerughly staple and reliable goods, at prices se' low as te bear little
or no relation te value, which state of things has never yet been known.
As our dress goods counters cannot fail te be overcrewodujioffhi,prog"ess'
of this sale, especially in the afternoons, we again urge all who can de se te kserve their
uwu iiitciciiunu convenience
morning hours ?nd en rainy days.
STRA WBRIDGB JSciLXnMlEl
EIGHTH & MARKET.
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40 PIECES
Extra Fine French Albatross '
(48 inches wide)
AT 63 CENTS.
There ate ten rolerlugs, Including evening,
street and lruit shades. Imported te retail at
SI.
This let will be found at the Cashmere
counter.
200 PIECES
French Beige de Saute
( 23 Inches wide )
AT 20 CENTS.
All pure wool and In seven shades et gray
aud brown. Imported te retail at 3J cents.
This let will be found atthe Bargain counter.
150 PIECES
French Beige Albatross
( 24 Inches wlde)
AT 25 CENTS.
All pure wool and In twenty different color
tugs, plain and Illuminated. Imparted te re
tall at 37 cents.
This let will be found at the Bargain counter.
4.00 PIECES '
English Dress Goods,
Seme Silk Mixed,
( 22 Inches wide )
AT 20 AND 25 CENT--'.
Jieawj beautiful styles and combinations, all
new this season. Imported te retail at 37
cents and SO cents.
These Jets will be found at the Bargain
counter.
40 PIECES
French Novelty Checks
( 44 Inches wide )
AT 75 CENTS.
Strictly all wool, In twenty different combi
nations and just the thing for mountain or
seaside. Imported te retail at S1.25.
This let will be feundat the Novelty counter.
80 PIECES
French Combination Plaids
(42 inches wide)
AT....
..Sl.OO.
All pnre wool and In twenty different styles
and combinations. Imported te retail at 1.25
and Sl.SO.
This let will be found at the Novelty counter.
. . . -.r.
in securing tnese unaeupiea uargaius uy Lunuug iu ubiiuuc
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40 PIECES
French Fancy Figured Veilings
( 22 inches wide )
At.
.50 CENTS.
Madoet the llucst wool, with silk set figures
in about twenty ditlerent combinations. Im
ported te retail at 81.00,
This let will be found ut tlie Nevell v counter.
20 PIECES
Fine French Albatross
( silk and wool )
AT Sl.OO.
40 incbe wide and In solid colors. They re
semble silk pongee, and are iu cream, llgli
blue, leather, mastle and ecru, and were im
ported te retail at S3. 00.
This let will be found al the Novelty
counter
SO PIECES
Finest French Shooda
(44 inches wide)
AT 75 CENTS.
All the staple colors and
new shades. Im-
ported te retail at Sl.OO.
This let will be found at the
Goods counters.
Frcnch Dress
Te Make the Sale Even Mere
Attractive
We shall ale include a recent purchase of
t
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ONE THOUSAND
? S i
AT FIVE DOLLARS,
Although they would be cluup at six dollars,
which was the price at which we hau intended
te sell them, as they were Imported te retail at
eight dollars.
EACH DRESS
PATTERN
contains y yards el 42-lnch ALL-WOOL
POLKA DOT NOVELTY VEILING-, Imported
te retail at one dollar per yard : beslues 4
yards et 42-lnch PLAIN VEILING, Imported
te retail at 75 cents per yard. They have
cream, light blue, pink, lavender tand white
grounds, with black. Td, navy and light polka
dots In two styles. There are twenty din erent
combinations. A fashion plate, showing hew
te make np, gees with each pattern.
These will be tennd at the new Rebe counter
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;A FILBERT.
! :: wi yyw'-'f wwim, a.
tsk floseoansoc ptepM gsttwaa.srenaq
anted ihU.accsIiuiA. atreac iecs
cavalry, infantry and poliea-wsrot;
teinsMrysmer. Tunvm ss stsssat
at difltarbsnes, howTr,.,tEerowd oer
dneting itself with trtditeWa dMenun.
Brady arose at raz o'clock. At 6:35
Caanen Kenaedy, of St. James ehureb,
and Father O'Reilly administered theaao theaae
ratnent, te 'the condemned mas is the
priaen chapel. The three remained pray,
ing until the arrival of Marwood, the
hangman. Brady snbmitted quietly while
his arms were being pinioned, and walked
slowly and unfalteringly te the scaffold.
Atteaapttng te Iaelte alHiaiiamallia.
The black flag, indicating the execution
had taken place, was heisted ever the
prison at three minutes, past eight
o'clock. Allayet immediately after the
flag was raited a hearse, and a coach
with mourners' were seen at a distance
coming in the direction of theprisen. The
police, however, interfered and prevented
the vehicles from approaching. There had
been reports circulatedjthat after the hang
ing of Brady bis' friends would endeavor
te excite the people te a demonstration by
parading an empty hearsa through the city.
Wlih His Mether.
Brady was visited by his mother last
evening. She was heard te exclaim :
" Mind, Jee, no statement :" .
1 Brady smiled and replied : " Don't be
foolish. De you think lam a feel."
It is stated that the mother threatened
te disown her son if he gave the govern
ment any information. Brady made no
statement te the jail chaplain or te the
governor of the prison.
Incidents of thoKxecmten.
His body fell nine feet, and his death
was instantaneous.
It is estimated that 10,000 persons were
outside the jail.
At the moment the black flag was seen
ever the jail a cry was raised of "hats
off," and every head was uncovered. The
crowd shortly afterwanli dispersed
qnietly.
ANOTHER OrULUNK.
Its Ulsssuoes Kffeett iu the TMt.
Kansas Uitv, Me., May 14. Consider
able damage was done by the storms iu
this city and the adjacent counties, a
great number of buildings, chiefly dwell
ings, having becu blown down.
Reports received from Wyandotte, Ind.,
state that the destruction wrought is much
greater than at iirst supposed. Many
farm houses are geno aud several persons
have been killed. The cyclone passed ever
an extent of territory fully 15 miles in
length.
The Wires Down.
St. Leuis,May 14. The telegraph wires
are still prostrated betweeu here and
the scene of yesterday's cyclone
in southwestern .Missouri, and no defin
ite information regauling the storm has
yet been received.
Funeral et Mrs Grant.
"Cincinnati, O , May 14. Gen. U. S.
Grant arrived hoie this morning with the
remains of his mother, accompanied by
Mrs. M. J. Cramer, his sister, and James
F. Casey, his brother-in-law. The burial
took place at the Spring drove cemetery
without ceremony.
Gen. Grant aud his sister will go te the
old home iu Clerment county this evening
and return te New Yerk te-morrow.
Stelen Dead tledles Recovered.
Montreal, May 14. The bodies of a
man and two women, which were stolen
from the St. Polycarpe grave yard
here last winter, were found in the river
at Cete St. Louts. It is supposed theywer&
hidden there by students who found it im
possible te convey them from the city ever
the bad reads.
A Catholic Charen Bobbed.
AsnLAND, Pa., May 14. Burglars
effected an entrance into the Catholic
church here last night and carried off the
decorations and ether articles valued at
ever 41,000, Among the articles taken
was a geld chalice, valued at $500.
Meld for the Murder of Her Husband.
Atlanta, Ga., May 14. On Saturday
night Gee. Batucr.colerod, was discovered
murdered in the street at Powder Springs.
His wife was found standing ever him
with a bloody kuife in her hand. She
has been held for the murder.
WBATUUi: INDICATIONS.
Washington, May 14. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states, warmer, cloudy, rainy
weather, easterly veering te southerly
winds, lower pressure.
MAJiKJCia.
fhlladelplila market. !
PHTLABXLrHTA, May 11. Fleur dull, but
steady ; Superfine, fcJ 2MJ3 7 ; extra, 1 7."
1; Penn'a-Famlly, S5S525.
Bye flour at ?3 9 4 CO.
Wheat firm.
Cern firmer en local scarcity : Steamer, CI
003c- Sail Yellow anil Mixed, C60c: Ne. 3
Mixed, ftlftls.
Oats Arm but qnluU
Kye scarce ami firm at 70 72c.
Previsions firm and fairly active ; Mess
Pert. $2121 60; Beet Hams, tHQ"'', India
Mess Beet. S2C 75, f.e. b.
Lard firm; City Beflned, 12c; Loeso
Batchers'. II11K : prime steam, $12 03.
Butter steady, with lair , demand ; Pa
Creamery 'extra. 30321c; Western, 2SQ29C.
Bells dull at 7010c
Ktjgs steady ; Pa., 17e ; Western, J7c.
Cheese steady, with moderate supply;
N. V. full cream, 13J$Hc ; Western de. fyiQ
lSJc ; de lair te geed, 12K13c ; Pa. part
skims, 7Q9c ; de full skims, 496c.,
Petroleum dull ; Kenned, G7c.
Whisky at II 19.
New Terfc Marker.
Mkw Yerk, May 14 Fleur without impor
tant change ; trade quiet.
Wheat &3c higher and firm ; very mod
erate business : malnlv speculative ; Ne. S
lied. Jnne.tl 23Xl 2J: de July, il 23
1 25c; de Aug.,$12612 . I
Cern M?c higher : fair business ; Mixed
Western, spot, S7Q67c; de Intnre, (&
70e
Oats better: State, 50G0c; Western, 3Q51c;
Xe. 2 July, iOJic ; Aujj. 4XOC-
, Cattle Market.
Philadelphia. May 11. Cattle market fair:
receipts, 2,700 head ; prime, 7S75e? geed at
tKBc ; medium at CfcWc; common at 5K
Q5J4C ; fat cows, 4Q5jc ; slippery cows. 33c.
Sheep market 'active : receipts 10,000 bead :
wool sheep. S07e;- clipped sheep. l6c;
calves, C8'Jc ; spring lambs, $3 0107 00 per
Hogs active : receipts 5,000 bead ; prime,
10llc; geed, lOX01Oc: medium, 10
10Kc ; common country, loaie'c.
f
. Live Steele Market.
Chicago Hogs Receipts, 6,500 head ; ship
ments, 1,800 head ; market weak.vdulL drefr
ging and rQ10c lower; quality geed ; mlxedi
$707 40; heavy, $7 WtSR : ght, $T07r;
Cattle-Rccelpu, 1.30J head; shipments 4.000
bead ; market active and firmer; wltb geed
prices: experts. $C 230 CO; geed te choice
shipping, $3 9O0C 20 ; common te fair, $5 38
5 85. j , , ' ' t
Sbeep-Becefpta.400 'head ; shlpHienta, 1,700
bead ; trade brisk and firm and the sanply
seen exhausted : cemraea te.lalr, $406 ; goof,
r50; choice, $80625. - " ''
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'Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks steady.
Philadelphia & Erie K.K. :.... 19k
Heading Ballread 26?i
Pennsylvania Railroad 57?i
Lehigh Valley KaUread 68
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DKK8 GOODS as we are saewlag a large and
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Black anti Colored Silks,
IK SUPERIOR Qt-ALITtBB, IXCfUDINa
GROSS GRAIN. .
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OTTOMAN.
BROCADES,
SURAHS,'
CASHMERE.
SUMMKRSILKS in neat checks sndstv lea at
all prices.
J. B. MAETH fc CO.,
Oer. Weat Kiny atnd Prlnee Sta.
LANCA8TKR.PA.
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New Yerk Stere.
Anether Invoice of these Elegant
COLORED DRESS SILKS,
At One Dellar per yard. The quality Is excel
lent and the demand usually greater than the
supply.
TUK 50C AND 73c
SUMMER SILKS
Are much appreciated by our custOBMrs.lmtg
lng from the quantity sold.
0UK DOLLAR BLACK SILK
is the best we have had-for the Meney..
COMBINATION R0BK8
In Great Variety at Lew Prices. Jast the
thing for warm weather. , ' ,
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lleantiful Shades 21c a yard;
FRENCH T188UK WOOL BKUES. SSe a yard.
One Case VICTORIA LAWNS, 13)e a' yard,
- Werth 17c
VICTORIA LAWNS. INDIA LINENS.
NAINSOOKS AND PIQUKS,
At Lewest City Prices.
Just Opened a Choice Aseeitiaatf
PARASOLS AND SUNSaflVIS,
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Ne. 8 and 10 .MASTEO STRUT.
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BLACK SILKB at .'..:."... J.Tfc.
BLACK SILKS at .'.'.'..$.00
BLACK bILKS at v .. , . .lp sr,
BLACK SILKS at..$f.S0?$1.7J; f2.00
COLORED SILKB atr...r777r.r.45e.
COLORED SILK8 at.V..1.......eJc
COLOBED SLTjKSW x.VJifwr.
STRIPED SILK8t inynej quality, ?i:
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see them te beT the IwsLgoeda ever,lUI at
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