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LANCASTER DAILY INTELUGENCEB THSJBSPilLY MAY IT, 1883.
VETERAN BEUNION.
STDE 122D liEUIMENX MSNN'A. VOI.
The Members Kenulte After Twensy Teats
A Bketcb of tbe Kegiinent
Te-aay'i Exercise.
The members of tbe One Hundred and
Twenty-Second regiment of Pennsylvania
volunteers are te day having a reunion in
celebration or tbe twentieth anniversary
of tbeir muster out from tbe United
States service.
The regiment was organized by Cel.
Emlen Franklin, under authority given by
Governer Curtin, in the month of July,
1862, served in Maryland and Virginia,
for nine months, and was mustered out of
service at Ilarrisburg en the 15th and
10th days of May, 18C3.
Ou receiving autheiity te recruit a
company Cel. Franklin established a camp
a ehert distance east of this city, and in a
short time bad recruited no less than four
teen companies. Ten of these were or
ganized into a regiment and designated
tbe 122d reimcut. The field officers were
Cel. Emlcn Franklin, Lieut. Cel. Edward
McGovern, Maj. Thaddeus Stevens, jr.
.All these officers had seen service. Cel.
M j Franklin had been a captain in tbe 1st
yi regiment, Lieut. Cel. McGovern bad been
a captain in the 7'Jtu ana Maj. Stevens a
private inthe three mouths' service.
The captains of the several companies
were as fellows : Ce. A., Geerge Musscr
and afterwards Geerge M. Franklin ; Ce.
B., Samuel W. Rewo ; Ce. C, Smith P.
Gait ; Ce. D., J. Miller Raub ; Ce. E.,
Andiew It Byerly ; Ce. F., B. F. Baer,
and afterwards J. F. Hicksccker ; Ce. G.,
Jeffersen N. Neff. and afterwards Jehn P.
Kilburn ; Ce. II., Lawis C. Audeuried ;
Ce. I., Jehn M. Amweg, and afterwards
Henry W. Gara ; Ce. K.,Wm. R Duncan.
Nearly all the men in tbe regiment were
from Lancaster county. After drilling in
camp for a short time, the regiment was
eulered te Washington, Pepe's disastrous
campaign, having exposed the national
capital te assault from tbe Confederates.
Tbe regiment reached Washington August
10, 1802, and a lew days afterwards
moved eat te Fairfax Court Heuso, where
it was assigned te Gen. Piatt's
brigade. It lay in several po
sitions in front of Washington
uutil December following, when Buruside
being in command of tbe army threw bis
forces ferwaid te Fredericksburg te at
tack the enemy. The result was disas
trous, but tbe 122 J suffered no less, though
exposed te great hardships and bad
weather. The army went into winter
quarters aud the regiment did net get
into an engagement until the battle of
Chauccllorvil'.e en the 2J aud '.) 1 of May,
18G3, where it met the brunt
of battle iu Gcu Sickles' corps
aud lest 135 men iu killed, wounded
and missing. Gen. A. W. Whipple,
commander of the division te which the
122d belonged, was killed ou the field. His
remains were forwarded te Washington,
the 122d acting as an csceit te his funeral.
After tbe funeial, its term of service
having expired, the legiment proceeded te
tiairisburg and va:, mustered out of scr
vice en the 15th and lGth or May 18G3.
Kl-J) . v s r. FUSION.
Tlie Wieranu ftluatrriiisr tti ilie City.
During this morning the veterans nius
tercd te the number of 2e0, at the reiidez
veus in M.'pnr.crcber hall, and were
assigucd quaitcm as the different hotels,
wheie they took dinner. At 1:30 this
afternoon thej'aacv.'jnbkd at tbe rendcz
veus, aud shortly after waids formed line
iu front or Kn-ipp'a hotel, where tbey
were pbotegraphid. Then, with the City
oei net band at the Lead of the column,
they marched ever the following loute :
Down East Kin: te Centre Squat e, coun
termarch te Shippeu, te Orange, te Lime,
te Chestnut, te Nertli Queen, te West
King, te the opera heuse
Arrived at the opera heuse an address
wasmalebyK. Allen Levell, of Hun
tingdei!, who was followed by J. Davis
Duffield of Philadelphia. A historical
sketch f tbe services of the cempary
was read by Dr. J. S. Smith, of this city.
The company then adjourned until this
eveniug, w'mii tv banquet will be served in
Masnncrcher hall.
The march of the veterans thieugb the
streets created no little interest. An es es
eoit from the G. A II accompanied them,
and tbey marched by companies, Cels.
Franklin and McGeveiu being at tbohead
and Mayer MacGenigle aud many ether
well knenu citizens in line. The news
paper offices ard ether buildings displayed
bunting. The men all were badges.
CUUItCU GATHERING'S.
Variant) DcnouMeatlons In Council.
This is the season for church assemblies
The 31st biennial convention of tbe Evan
gelical Lutheran church of the United
States met yesterday, in Springfield, Ohie.
About 200 dclegatas were present. Rev.
Dr. Charles D. Hay, of Gettysburg,
preached the opening sermon. Rev. Dr.
J. G. Merris, of Baltimore, was elected
piesident ; Rev. J. S. Detwiler, of Leuis
villi-, secretary, and Alexander Gebbart,
of Dayton, ticasurer. Dr. Merris ad
dressed the Histeiical society in the even
ing, and was followed by Rev. Dr. Cenrad
of Philadelphia. The cotiventieu will be
iu session for a week. The 130th annual
session of the Lutheran ministerium of
Pennsylvania begins in Nonistewn te-day.
At the annual meeting in Philadelphia
j estctday the alumni association of the
Lutheran theological seminary Rev. E. L.
Reed, of Chiist Lutherau church, this
city, picsided and was elected first vice
president. Rsvs. D. II. Geissinger, of
Easten, and C. E. Houpt, of this city,
were elected members of the executive
committee.
The international convention of the
Yeung Men's Christian association of the
United States aud British provinces opened
yesterday in Milwaukee. Five hundred
delegates were piesent. C. L. Celby, of
Milwaukee, was elected president, B. U.
Warner, of tbe District of Columbia, first
vice president, aud F. H. Hatch, of Kan
sas City, recording secretary.
The geueral assembly of the Presbyte
rian church meets iu Saratoga te-day.
Fraternal delegates will be present from
tbe Southern ficseyteiiau church.
The Lancaster classis of the Reformed
church will convene in Lincoln, this
county, this evening at 7:30 p. m. The
pastors of the Reformed churches in this
city will attend its sessions.
ISIi'n Upeiit.fl.
The water cemmittee held a meeting
last night aud opened the bids for doing
the trenching for the department. They
were as fellows. :
L'arlh per yd. Heck per yd.
Peter -chiiM :.! cents Wcents
German & llensler 18 ' 80 "
Knmnufcl Stene 3" "
K. Hinder 23 " 80 "
W. Aucauip 2S " 75 "
The contract was awarded te German &
Henslcr.
The bids for whitewashing the fences at
the reservoir were as fellows :
D. Scboenberger. $28 ; B. Smith, $30 ;
D. Trisler, $25 ; A. Stauffer $34 93.
There were two ether bids, but it was
net stated what the amounts were for.
Geerge Kline get the contract.
There was but one bidder for the giass,
aed that was Jehn Wirth at $10.
Herse Stelen.
J. W. Wright, of Parkesburg, telegraphs
te Alderman Spuriicr, of this city, that a
bay horse 15J hands high, tea
years old, with the off bind leg
white te : bove the pastern was stolen last
night from near Parkesburg, and that
fifty dollars reward will be paid for its re
covery. The horse wasiightly lame in
tne en mau jeg.
COLUMBIA NKWS.
Frem Oar uegutar Cerreipcndent.
Margaret Green, a very old colored red
dent of this place, dropped dead of heart
disease at her home in Church alley yes
terday. Her recollection dated back te
events of the last century of which shehad
been a witness. An inquest was held and
a verdict rendered accordingly.
A large crowd witnessed the endeavors
of Officer Gilbert te escort a beastly
drunken mau te tbe lockup last night.
The fellow was safely caged after a great
amount of trouble and patience had bceu
expended upon him by the officer.
A fractious herse managed te land Mr.
Will Shcnberger en his back at 5 th and
Walnut streets last evening. A few
bruises was the only injuries sustained.
Mr. Emlen Timlin, of this place, had
his right thumb crushed at Rohrerstown
yesterday afternoon while coupling cars
en the Pennsylvania railroad.
Osceola tribe Ne. 11, I. O. of R. M.,
will held its regular weekly mectiug to
night. l'oraeual and Secial.
A large surprise party was given by
Mr. Hugh Dennelly, en North Second
stieet last night te a seu who had recently
passed his 21st birthday. It was a de
lightful affair.
A small but very pleasant birthday an
niversary party was held at Mr. Justice
Gray's near town, last evening. It was
held in houerof his wife.
Messrs. Jehn Pinkcrteu and Jeremiah
McCrackcn attended the reunion of their
old regiment, tbe 122d of Pennsylvania
Volunteers, in Lancaster te day.
Oreorge Wamuaugh will begin his duties
as agent far the Harmburg Sunday Tele
grata en Sunday next.
A number of lady teachers of tbe public
schools intend enjoying the recreation af
forded bv a horseback ride this evening.
Miss Kitty Shumau has leturusd home
from a protracted visit te fticuds iu Cam
den, N. J.
Mr. Isaac Munay will letum home from
a trip te Adams county, Pa., with a wife.
LANDIS KISE3 TO KXPLalN.
He la
touted Again Iu an Attempt te
rect Hlmsell.
Cor
Before the Heuse passed the apprepria.
tien bills finally, 'the last item of business
in yesterday afternoon's session, Repre
sentative Jehn II Landis rese te a ques
tion of privilege te set himself right upon
the record. He read a long list of figures,
purporting te be the bills of 1881, in eidtr
te prove that the Republican Heuso was
far beyond tbe prcseat Legislature iu the
matter of economy, but Furth aggravated
him considerably by indicating the inac
curacies as Landis lead them off. The
Lancastrian waxed wroth and made a
charge in the lump that the Democrats
were raore than extravagant they gave
the revenues away.
" Prove it," shouted Butlermote.
Youden'L ueed te go far," answered Lan
dis. "The facts arc in the present
bill." Whereupon Mr. Hassou promptly
compared the two bills and showed hun
dreds of thousands of dollars difference
"Is it tbe list of 1881 the gentleman is
reading?" a-ked Landis.
" Yes, sir ; the list you voted for two
years age," repueu uassen. it is open
for the gentleman's examination."
Fer a moment Landis was non plusscd,
but he rallied iu time te half apologize in
tha weids : "I have prepared my list bur
riedly and may possibly be a little inae2ii
rate iu one or two items."
"But you wanted it for campiign usj
iu 1884 and should have been careful te be
correct," interpolated Ammerman. "Yeu
de this thing often and aren't correct
when you try."
l'AKTINU TBB KAISIE7T.
The Assets eMhe Washington Flra Company.
It has been noticed in oureeuitpio
cccdiugs that upon the application of
Reuben Osier and Valeutine Heffman,
claiming te be meuibeis of the Wash
iugten lire company, a preliminary
injunction has been granted agaimt
the president aud ttcasuter of this
company te pievent them from
distributing the assets of said com.
pany among its members. The argument
en making the injunction permanent has
beu postponed until Saturday next,
after the return of counsel who are inter
eited from attendance upon the supreme
cuirt. Seme of the active members
of the company claim that the pieceedings
have been begun at the instance of sonic
sivrntei-n pet sons, irregular membeis of
tbe company who have been suspended
for failure te pay their dues and who, be be
ieg debarred from participation in any
distribution of the company's assets that
might new be made, have beguu these
proceedings, as they allege, te make
the prepet ty i evert te the state
or ether public use. Ex District
Attorney J. W. Jehnsen is said
tehavj joined the company when he w::s
olectientciiug for office aud afterwaids de
clined te pay his dues ; hke many ethers,
he was dropped. He and some of thorn
have recently claimed te be member.', but
the seventy or mero active Washingtoui Washingteui
ans will net have it se. Hence these teais.
I. O. O. F.
In the graud ledgo meeting iu Hauis
burg yesterday tbe session was devoted te
the lepert of the fiuance cemmittee. It
shows the revenue during the year te have
beeu $21,017.80 aud the expendituics te
have been $1C, 108.90. Thcre were appre
priated for various items last jear $13,
219 30 of which $ll,3G5.40, was unexpend
ed, leaving a balance of $1,853.90. The
assets of the grand ledge ou May 10, were
$14,544.47. and the liabilities $5,000, tbe
increase of assets ever last year being
$1,870.29. The estimated revenue for the
coming year is $20,375, and the estimated
expenditure $18,510. Thoerpbans' asylum
fund is $17,932.09. Tbe grand ledge had
under discussion the question of granting
a charter te a ledge iu Susquehanna
county. It was granted. Last eveniug
Grand Sscretary Nicholseu exemplified
the unwritten work in the presence of at
l2at one thousand past guards. Au ad
j jurument will possibly fellow te day.
The report that M: Richards Muckle had
been elected representative te tbe sov
ereign grand ledgo was incorrect. The
venerable past grand master, Isaac A.
Sheppaid, of Philadelphia, was chosen.
The fire Department 1'nraae.
The parade of the city fire department
took place last evening, having been post
poned from Tuesday en account of the
rain. The route of the parade was as fol fel
lows, the companies forming according te
their numbers : Formed ou Duke right
resting en Chestnut. Reute, Duke te
Walnut, te Lime, te Lemen, te North
Queen, te Orange, te Marietta avenue, te
West King, te Prince, te Conestoga, te
Seuth Queen, te Ccntre Square, te East
King, te Auue, countermarch te Centre
Square aud dismiss. The horses looked
very fine, as they are fat, sleek and lively,
and old firemen who saw the apparatus
say that it never looked better. The men
also locked well, the drivers appearing in
uniform with white canvas caps. Chief
Engineer Hewell was in the parade with
his pretty team.
The K. efl. Fair.
The hall was crowded last evening ; no
chancing ; wheel of fortune did a big
business ; the Goodwill band will be ou
band te-uight te serenade Ne. 7, U. R.
K. P.
Sent out Fer a Hearing.
Careline Thompson was sent out for a
hearing te-morrow evening, en the charge
of drunken and disorderly conduct by
Alderman Spurrier.
Flstel Practice.
Cel. Jehn B. Markley is the owner of a
breed of brown Leghorn chicks and a cat.
The cat is as fend of spring chickens as
Mr. Markley and for a few days past has
been dining en the plumpest of the neck.
This morning the cat was detected in
the very act of devouring one, and it was
at once determined that she should suffer
death. The cat wa3 a pet one and the
colonel didn't like te kill her, but the
safetv of the hennery demanded it. Se be
took bis trusty revolver and went out into
the yard where his intended victim was
sunning herself. With her bright
yellow eyes she looked up at him
lovingly and trustingly, but he steelea his
heart against her anectienate glances, ne
aimed the deadly weapon at her head ex
actly between the eye3. He was net
two feet distant from her He pulled the
trigger. There was a deafening report, and
the recoil of the weapon almost knocked
the colonel ever. When he recovered
sufficiently te take in tbe situation he saw
the cat, unhurt, jumping ever the fence
into a neighbor's yard, aud a great hole
ploughed iu the ground by the pistol ball.
Mr. Markley will take se.'cral lessens at
the pistol gallery before he again attempts
te sheet that cat.
Matrimonial.
On Tuesday afternoon, at the residence
of IIeu. Aaroa H. Summy, near Oregon,
this county, occurred ene of the most
brilliant social events of the season, the
high contracting parties being Miss Auna
Summy, and Mr Jehn R. Burkhelder, of
Manheim township. The marriage cero.
raeny was performed by Rev. D. W.
Gerhard, of this city, aud the happy ceu-
ple were attended by Mr. Benjamin Bear,
and Mis3 Keller, of Epbrata, aud Mr.
Mi!e Heir, and Mis3 Mary Shelly, of
Mount Jey. Guests were present from all
sections of 1 he county, and Jehn Spaetb.
of this city, was caterer. Mr. aud Mrs
Burkhelder were brought te Lancaster the
same evening aud took the 5:25 train for
an extended trip east.
A Wire Melted by l.tutnlns.
On Tuesday night tbe wire cenuectiug
Lamparter's glue works with the telephone
exchange was struck by lightniug and the
stroke was se severe that although the
wire was of galvanized iron it was melted
entiicly off.
Asauult and flattery.
Emma Russel was held by Alderman A.
F. Dennelly for trial at court te answer
the charge of surety of the peace preferred
by Elizabeth Reed.
Netaiy Public Appointed.
Dr. L M. Peters, of Quarry vilie,
been appointed a notary public aud
firmed by tbe Senate.
has
cec-
et I'lve llitya.
Amanda Tayler, colored, for beiug
diuuk aud disorderly, was sent te jail for
live days by Alderman A. F. Dennelly.
ai'KciAi. nerivJis.
skinny Men.
" Wells' Health llcncwcr" restores health
ami vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sex
ual Debility. SI.
Never Falls.
Mr. J. I.uist, warehouseman ler Iautz lJie-.,
itultale, it. Y says lie hau a swelling en the
font which he attributed te chilblains. He
used Themas' Kclectric Oil, and is troubled
no looser. Fer sale by II. 1J. Cochran, ili-ug-(jlst,
137 anil lS'.i North Queen street.
UrTLAiN rAiKPCOsr lm Swayne Te Whom
It May Cencern: Itching J'ilcs is one of the
most annoying complaints known te phjM
cians. Every ene can tell whether he is thus
nlUIcted by observing the following syui syui
tems: Intense itching, particularly alter get
ting warm. It ecms as it pin worms were
crawling in or about the tectum. Small lumps
sometimes :erm. The private parts are often
allected. The mere you scratch the worse the
itching. Knewing that my einttnect is super
ler te any article iu ths marltet, T guarantee it
te cure the worst case of itching piles in exist
ence. Signed, ILSWAYNK, II. 1.
lr. S wayne's Olntini-Jit. lsalseaplcasantar.il
clli'clivc cure ler totter, itch, salt rheum, ery
sipelas, barber's itch, pimple, and all t-ealy.
crusty. Itchy fckin ci options, i-elil by nil
prominent (IrugglitH, or will bCM-nt ler.Mlets.
(in ."c. stamps), :i boxes, $1.25. Address, !i
Swayne ft Sen, 1'lul (dolphin, l'a.
ecl l4-lydTa.Th5.SSw
i:reunN iiougclield l'annce;:
Is the nid-a cilective Tain Dcstieyer in tin
weild. will nie-i eurely quicken the bleed
whether taken inturmlly or applied exter
nally, ant: uici.by mein certainly ItKI-1 1-VK
I'A IN', whether c-htenic or acute, than any
ether pain alleviator, and it is wai muted dou
ble the htiength than any ether similar prepa
ration. Itemed p..iu in the Side, Hack or dowels',
Ren Tlueat, ithcumatiim. Toothache, anil
AL.Ii AClli-S, and is The Ureat Itellercr et
I'alu. "UKOWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should be in every family. A tcv-poentul et
the Panacea In a tumbler et het water f weet
ene.l, if pieleried, taken at bedtime, will
IlKKAK ITPAOOI.D. 23 cents a bottle
mavl-T.TIi.K&w
Ue te 1(. i:. cecnriur-) drug stoic te: J!ra
Freeman'. A'ew National Byes, r'er bright
ueu3and urab'.lity et color, am unequa'ed.
Celer from -2 te 5 pounds. Directions In Ihig
ithhamt (ieiu.un. Price. 15 cents.
"Dr. llonsen'a Celery and Chamomile S'illa,
are wer.h their weight in geld In nervous and
Mek Iseaila.he.1' Pr. II. II. Echllchter.et lta'
t lnii II.
Your kUn Cure is super ei cellent. Jt h fast
curimj my daughter's ring worm, which has
."jirtaU ail ci cr her body.'1'' Sirs. E. I.. D. Jlcr
riam, BIue Hill, Ma3s. Druggists keep It, $1
per package.
SThe Diamond Dyes for lamily u-e have
no equals. AU popular colors easily dyed,
last and beautiful. .0 eon's :i pa'-kage ter any
color.
.v; AJriiKTisvMi:sTs.
w
A N T I'. It.
go-id I an
feij:c ;tAKMAKi:ity,
s and leady work. Apply te
J. (J. C,OODJ!A.
Ne. 112 Beaver Street.
ml7
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rANTICtJ A hTOUT IIUI 10 OK 17
I yens et aire te learn Carriage SRiithiny-.
Apply at ence at
PHILIP DOHISSOM'SC MllUAGEi'ACTOKY,
IS! a. l.S Kast hlnjj street.
It Lancaster, Pa.
Y F.S.I OU- ;! fie. HAVANA U1UAK,
is the best In the city, made and for sale
at
HAKTMAVb YKLLOW KliON'T CIGA I'
STU1CK.
1,M?K SAI.K.
V
A TOOL TAI'.LE.
Apply at NO -Ji; WKST KING bTUEhT.
maylMld
STfVKIvS iieusr.
SHAVING AND HAUL DUKbSING
& A LOON.
Gecd .loin neymen and pi Ices same as ether
saloons. II. WAGNEK,
m15-ttd Manager.
A
STATKOMEErtNG OF THE WASH-
Incten Fire Company will be held Te-
MOllitOW (Friday) fcVKN ING at S o'clock, in
w asii.muen Assembly nan, third noer of the
Girar.1 Heuse, North Queen street.
It A. H. HAM MOND, secretary.
F
UBSAL.K THK UOOD WILL ANOF1X-
delng a geed business. The lliturcs consist
or extension ladders anil ether ladders and a
flic-proef Sate, paint kett'e, Ac. Apply te
MRS. McCULLON,
mlC-3ld Ne. CO Seuth Lime street.
ArilLL. i.iNE OK r-OKKILLAKD'S
Chewing Tobacco, llebjcca takes the
lead at 10 cents per plug at
HARTAIAN'S YELLOW r'KONTOIGAU
bTOKK.
IN UliltO.MC SUfPDKATlOJI, UK A CON
Stant discharge of matter from the ISai,
the general health of t':e. paltintis usinlly im
paired, even !f none et the serious conse
quences have occurred. Such a drain upon
the system is net tolerated with equanimity
by nature.
All diseases et JCye. Ear and Threat perma
nently enred by DRS. H. D. and M. A LONG
AKEK. Treatment Office Ne. 1 Kast Wal
nut street, Lancaster, consultation free.
myl7 3td&w
ITXW JLltTXMVUXMMXIM.
MAKJSSO MXSTAJKK, BUT VOKOHAbE
the genuine YaxaCiRar let Be. at
HAttTM AN'3 TKLLOW MMNT CIGA&
8TOBK.
GUAHA3I FLOCK.
It you want te feel geed use no perk
and use ,.,..
BUSHONG'S GUAHAMFLOUU.
Fer sale at , . . .
mylt-lwd Xe. 23 WEST WAIAUT ST.
"pVKCOUATEt DEUOKATE!!
Knights Templar Parade,
MAY 30th.
COMMANDERY FLAGS AND BANNERS
-Al- THE
INTELLIGENCER OFFICE.
PASSION CROSS,
MALTESE CROSS,
CROSS AND CROWN,
EMBLEMATIC CARDS.
49-CALL AND SEE OUK STOCK.
Intelligencer Office,
PKIL 1 7, 1883.
He Believes It flew.
A man said in Oak Hall the
ether day : " I thought your ad
vertisement of a Millien Dellar
Stock all humbug, but I was
finally induced te come te-day
and buy a suit of clothing, and
having been through Oak Hall
I believe it new."
That is just the verdict all
render that give us a chance te
verify our advertised state
ments. Wanamamer & Brown.
Oak Hall,
S. K. Cor Sixth and Market,
PIULADELl'lllA.
J.
U. MARTIN & CO.
WE
HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN EXTRA
LARGE QUANTITY OF
PERCALE SHIRTS
In neat checks, stripes and all the latest pal
leiiia. iiiust; jfuuua were purcuuseu m luiye
quantity, direct from the manufacturer, and
will be sold at a very close margin. A special
job let of French I'ercale Shirts, with two col cel
lars, at $1.00. Best patterns.
OUR STOCK OF
CALICO SHIRTS
In checks. All the desirable patterns et this
season, andare madcetthebestqualilyprlntj.
In these we have two special job leta iidezsn
Calice Shirts, two cellars, at file.: 2.1 dozen
Calice Shirts, lanndticd, a: 40c.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE
PEARL SHIRT
J. B. MARTDf & CO.,
Cor. West King and Prince Ste.
LANCASTER, PA.
GHOLEltlES.
v tsfJiteit'.s
It is Really True
I'll AT WE ARK SI'LI.ING QUART CANS
FKKKU TABLE PEACHES
AT 15c A CAN.
e hardly tlilntv it pesslblu, tliey were ever
packed ter tbe money we bought tnern at.
SOMEBODY'S LOSS 18 YOUR GAIN.
GIVE THEM A TRIAL.
Think et It, only 13c. a cam ; they will surely
fro like het cakes at that price.
ThenThose Tomatoes
At 4 falls ler Sic., every can giiarantcel, aic
a Bargain .
Bargains in Canned Goods
Te Reduce Meck,
At BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 Bast reng Street.
ISSTJSUTAmMJSNXS.
CUI.TON OI'KltA HOUSK.
Saturday Evening, May 19, 1883.
The management take unusual pleasuic in
announcing the engagement, at great expense
ter one night enlv. et the
GREAT COMIC OPERA SUCCESS
OF THE DAY,
"Dutch Pinafore,"
MR. ALF. CHAS. MOSS' BURLESQUE
TRANSLATION of Pennsylvania German el
Gilbert & Sullivan's Charming Comic
Opera, which will be i endered by a company
et Re ding's cultured amateurs under the per
senal direction or Mr. Mess.
A IJRILLIANT SOLO CAST.
A well-balanced and carefully drilled
CHORUS OF FORTY VOICES.
A FINE ORCHhSTRA, comprising ten et
the best instrumentalists et Reading, selected
from the Germania Orchestras.
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY prepared ex
pressly for " Dutch I'lnalere."
ELEGANT C03TUMES also prepared ex
pressly ter these presentations, at great ex
pense. SCALE OF l'RICES-ReserveU Seats, 75c.;
General Admission, 50c : Gallery, 35c .
DIAGRAM opens at Bex Office, Fulton
Opera Heuse, Monday morning. May 14.
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nAUl'KXB.
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rnAT JV1AKKS
YOU LOOK SO
HAITI-I T
"WHY, I HAVE JUST BEEN TO SHIRK'S
CARPET HALL AND BOUGHT A CARPET
AT HALF-PRICE:"
"YOU WERE LUCKY TO DISCOVER THAT
PLACE. I WAS THERE, TOQ, THE OTHER
DAY, AND I WOULDN'T HAVE BELIEVED
ANY PLACE IN LANCASTER HAD SUCH
A VARIETY OF CARPETS IF 1 HADN'T
SEEN THEM ! "
Brussels, Ingrain, Chain and Rag
Carpets, Oil Cleths and Cover
lets, in all the Styles and
at all Prices, at
Shirk's Carpet Hall,
Cerner West King and Water Sts.,
LANCASTER, PA.
MOTIOMB.
WK SsW sraK KBCOTBES
GO TO XBISMAN'S
CLUE FRONT.
UR PLAIN AMU FANCY HOSIERY
GO TO THE
BLUE FBONT
TjlORTHE BEST FITTING SHIRT
GOTOEK1SJIAN,
THE SHIRTMAKKR,
AT THE BLUE FRONT,
Ne. 17 WEST KING STREET.
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ILLIAMSON rOSTEK.
The Revolution
Made this sca30ii in CHILDREN'S SHORT
1'ANT SUITS is apparent te the most casual
observer, the Coats and rants being made
much shorter than formerly for Beys of Nine
Yeara old and upwards, the smaller Children
wearing a longer Jacket Pleated back and
front with a very neat belL The SAILOR
SUITS are made with a Yeke irent and back
with flat pleats te the waist.
We fcave paid especial attention te the
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT thi season te
procure none but the most indestructible ma
terial. Fer BOYS' WEAR at the same time
we have net lest sight et strength in making
and matchless fit and finish.
We court criticism en these especial Points,
and whether purchasing or looking we shall
esteem it a pleasure te show yen OUR HAND
SOME NEW STOCK et CHILDREN'S SUITS.
Fer LADIES who are looking for HAND
SOME SLIPPERS the Shoe Department can
supply them with the most perfect fitting and
durable slippers et all Minis.
Alse NEWPORT TIES In FRENCH and
AMERICAN KID at price that will net hurt
their Pocket Beeks.
The BOSTON SELF-ADJUSTING HAT
seems te have taken our Stylish Yeung Men
quite by surprise, asitseeuuuuita impossible
ter a Hat se flexible te keep its shape as per
fectly as this Hat does. In FINE SILK and
DERBYS we are SOLE AGENTS for R. DUN
LAP & CO. 'S, et NEW YORK.
GENTS' GAUZE UNDERWEAR in all qual
ities. TRUNKS, VALISES and RURRER
CLOTHING of all grades.
& Fester.
32, 34, 36 & 38 East Kini; St.,'
i. A.N CASTER. PA
I1ATS JJVil VAVB.
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KW-HAT STOltK.
Ghas. N.Shultz. Harry S. Shultz.
A FULL LINE O K
TAYLOR'S
Baltimore Mackinaw Hats.
YOUMAN'S
New Yerk Pearl Stiff Hats.
FINE AND COMMON
STRAW GOODS
AT
spun SOSS.
(Gundaker's Old Stand)
Ne. 14 NORTil QUEKN STJtEET.
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PAMMt HJLNHtjf, xt.
We havoeponc.: te-day another
CHOICE I.INb lit
LACE CURTAINS
Three, thrce-and-a-halt and tour yard." long In
Swiss, Nottingham Applet uln, &(.:
UCh LAMBREQUINS.
SHAMS, TIDIES and K SETS.
Brass, ABh, Ebony and Walnut Cur
tain Poles, Bands. Leeps.
Heeks, &c.
Cornice, in variety te til any Window. Forty
Different Patterns et DADO WINDOW
SUADES, in new colors, ti and 7 tout long.
NICKLE ORNAMENTS,
LOOPS, tRlNGES.&C.
AN K.LEGANT LINE Of
WALL PAPERS,
Ol every desciiptlen, in Gills. Uieuudcd and
Common Papers, Berder.-. Certres, Ae.
PHARES W. FRY.
Ne. 57 North Queen Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
a LASS AJfli UUKKNSWAltt..
UWM
MAUTIX.
-AT-
CHINA HALL.
A LARGE AND CHEAP LINK OK
GLASSWARE.
CRAQLE, CUT
AND ENGRAVED GLASS
WARE AT
High & Martin,
15 EAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
J VST RECEIVED AT BEOUTUKJJ'S,
A Fresh Supply of
LADIES' AND GENTSr FURNISHING
GOODS
Williamson
Cempiislug in pirt New Styles et Hese.
.Neckwear made te order. Shirts of any kind.
Gauze Underwear, Working Pants. Overall.
Hats, Umbrellas and Notions generally. PJease
call and examine before you buy.
HENRY llECHTOLD,
Ne. 52 N. Queen 8treet.
49 Clean Bye Sfraw by the bundle.
febS-lyd
SECOND EDITION.
THTJBSDAT KVKNINO MAY 17, 1888
AFTEBNOOtf TELEGKAMS.
LATEST VI1ASE UP 1BISU AFFAIRS.
Anether PUaenlx Park Murderer te be
Hanged Te-morrow Tbe Guberna
terial Contest In Georgia.
Dublin, May 17. James Mullett,
Edward O'Brien, Edward McCaffrey,
Daniel Delaney, William Mareney and
Themas Deyle, all of whom had pleaded
guilty te the charge of conspiracy te mur
der, were arraigned for sentence this
morning.
The first flve mentioned were each
sentenced te 10 years' penal servitude and
Deyle te five years' penal servitude.
Mcuaflrey'd charge Dropped and Brady
Ulacbarged.
The crown decided te drop the criminal
eharge against McCaffrey of having parti
cipated in the murder of Mr. Burke.
Matthias Brady, who was charged with
threatening the foreman of the jury which
convicted his brother, Jee Brady, pleaded
guuty, out tee crown and the person
threatened assented te bis discharge.
Mere Drlilsu Justice Te-morrow
Daniel Curley,anether of the condemned
Phejnix park murderers, is te be hanged
te-morrow. His father and wife visited
him te-day and bade him farewell. They
were very much distressed, but the pris
oner was firm.
UAUKISIIUKU MKAYS.
Tbe Heuse Agrees te Adjourn J nua (itli.
Special Dispatch te tnu Iutelliqbnckr.
Harrisbuiig, May 17. Iu the Senate
te-day an effort te pass tbe Heuse bill pro
viding for tbe payment of laborers em
ployed about manufactories and mines
was defeated. A icsolutien was adopted
te 'consider tbe legistative apportionment
bill tbis afternoon and congressional appor
tionment bill te monew morning. The Sen
ate then proceeded te consider the prehibi
tery liquor amendment. Cooper and Laird
opposed tbe measure aud Stewart advo
cated its passage iu view of the alleged
fact that 250,000 voters had petitioned for
its submission te the people. An hour
was consumed in tbe discussion, when
Kennedy interrupted further talk by
calling the order of the day. the Senate
having decided te consider the pilot bill
in tbe time being tued en the discussion
of tbe prohibition question.
The pilot bill was indefinitely postponed
en motion of Mr Grady.
In the Heuse.
Zeigler, Democrat, called up the reso
lution te adjourn finally ea the (tli of
June. A motion by Jenkins, Democrat,
te amend by fixing final adjournment a
week later was defeated. A motion te
postpeno the question was defeated, when
the original resolution was adopted yeas,
124 ; nays, 51. The consideration of tbe
bill te tax crude potieloum was resumed.
Ammerman otTered an amendment that ue
pipe line company shall charge mero than
twenty cents par lurrel ier transporting,
carrying or piping petroleum
The Ammerman ameudment was adopted,
taxing pipe line companies instead of pro
ducers, after which the Heuso adjourned.
Kiteiti I'lrr.inuiajii.
Fatal Ctve-ln ut'AIIegbeny Uiy.
Pittsburg ii. Pa., May 17. While a
number of workmen were digging a
trench ou FajeUe stieet, Allegheny City,
this merniug the gieuud caved iu, in
stantly killing Jehn Smith av.d seriously
injuring Matthew Gelden and James
Hughes.
A seller et tbe - euerr " Arrested
P. B. Smith alias EV. Fe.lis, who has
been flooding the region Jwitb circulars
offering te tend $500 for $5, was arrested
this morning by L'nitcd States Special
Dotective Parkinson en a charge of using
mails for fraudulent purposes. The ac
cused was committed te jail in default of
bail.
TIIK KKNTUCKYGOVBKNORSHU.
de Clioice Yet Emphatic Resolutions
Leui3vili.k, Iv., May 17. Ne cheice
for governor was reached in the ballot
ing for governor at the Democratic state
convention last night and the convention
adjourned until te-day. The resolutions
which have been agreed upon by the com
mittce dcuounce the tariff act of the last
Republican Congress " as a monster piece
of injustice," and demand of the next Dem
ecratic Congress "a measure of relief and
reform, based upon I Iio organized law or
tbe Democratic party, declared at St.
Leuis in 187C and affirmed at Cincinnati
in 1880, which requires that all custom
heuse taxation shall I12 for revenue only."
BRUTAL. 15 tl PLOY KIM
11 ew the SIt.il In 1 icar IManutactei lfs me
made te Werk.
Chicago, May 17 The executive com
mittce of tbe Cigar Makers' union ycstci
day afternoon heaui the testimony of six
young girls employed by one Bebruian, en
Einzie street. It was shown that tbey
worked from six a. m., te nine p. m., and
en tbiee nights of tbe week till eleven p.
.'.
m., making bunches for cigars,
majority of them receive $3 per
in.,.
xuv
week.
and in order te make a preut
from tliw
scanty pittance he ..charges tbem a cent a
minute for lest time. When the health
inspector visits the place the proprietor
manages te secrete such children as ar:
under age. Other tyranical practices arc
alleged, and it is said the place is en'y a
type of ethers in the city.
A SENSATIONAL HANfJINO.
A Cendeuiued Man Nearly Succeedit i
Committing suicide en the Scaffold.
Jacksen, Miss., 17. Ilenry Fleming
was banged at Pittsburgh yesterday
afternoon in tbe piessuce of an immense
crowd, for a murder committed
teu jcars age. "When at the gallows Flem
ing attempted te kill himself with a small
pocket knife, and succeeded in indicting
a wound in his threat. When tbe drop
fell his neck was breken and death was
almost instantaneous. Fleming had been
respited four times by the governor.
Casualties at a Small Fire.
New Yerk, May 17. Fire broke out
tbis morning in the tenement heuse at .1!)
Suffolk street, but did little damage. The
inmates who were in bed, were greatly
excited. Mrs. Reta Schnikzer, aged 21,
in trying te reach the street from an upper
fleer by tbe Are escape fell te the ground.
She was in a delicate condition and it is
thought her injuries will prove fatal. A
German occupant also fell from the fire
escape and broke his leg.
Tlie Irlenlc of the Veterans.
Washington, D. C, May 17. The
United States steamers Talapoesa
and Ewing and the steamboat Geerge
Leary te-day conveyed the mem
bers of the seciety of tbe Army of
the Republic and a number of invited
guests te Mount Vernen. Te-night a
grand banquet will be given te the society
at Abner's ball.
convicted of Murder.
Fert Wayne, Ind., May 17. In tbe
case of Samuel McDonald, who has been
en trial here for the murder of Leuis
Terent, the jury last night returned a
verdict of murder in tbe first degree, and
affixed the penalty at death.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
Washington, May 17. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states, fair, followed by
clearing weather, light variable winda,
shifting te warmer southerly, stationary
or lower pressure.
A WMMttmiw Mntfamr lm Haltnrr
BAxifax, N.a, May 17. At Djgby,
yesterday, Rogers Amtr, who is charged
with the murder of Mr. Carletoe
at watertewn, Han., was committed.
Amen has fifteen days in which te apply
for his discharge under the habias corpus
act. After that time he must be extra
dited. It is generally believed that he is
guilty.
The High License Uaeattea B the Ullao a
LestsUtare.
Springfield, 111.. May 17. The Har
per high lioense bill, providing for all.
cense of $150 for beer saloons and $500
for whisky saloons, has been ordered te a
third reading in the Heuse, after a hard
fight.
MAMKM1H.
Pnltsdelphl Market.
PirtLADiarHiA, May 17. JTlenr quiet and
$3 i54 25 ; Penn'a Family, $52525.
Rve flour at 3 9"4 CO.
Wheat dull ; Ne. I Pa. Red. tl 21(81 2G.
Cern scarce and firm for local use.
uars euter: ne.i wmta-x
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651
live scarce at 7ea72c.
Previsions steady with fair demand.
Lard steady.
Rutter mederatelv active and east ;
Creamery extra, 2329e ; Western, 27c.
Pa
ueus nominal.
Eggs rtrni and geed demand ; Pa , M'iQ
l$Xc ; Western. lTISc.
Cheee steady and under Unlit supply.
Petroleum firm; Reflned, 7JC
Whisky at $1 19
New Yerk Market.
New erk May 17 Fleur dull and declin
ing. Wheat heavy and unsettled; k0c lower;
fair trade In options. Ne. 2 Red. June, fl 21
(Bl 2I; de July, II 2J1 2; de Ang,$i2l
1 -H'.
Cern JKc higher and quiet : Mixed West
ern sper, eji c : (leininre, kkkc
Ultl
4S35C
Oats a sliade better ; State. 49853c ; Western.
iaa;c;tNe.2 .innc, 48i04c; July, W
Wc;
Alia
,-,
I.lre stock Market.
CnicAGO-Hegs Receipts! 17.000 head ; ship
ment, 1 500 head : market weak, slew and
lower; mixed, at id !U07 25 : heavy, at 17 35
m .-. ; light at i; 9037 W; skips. $3 fOa?
tl 40.
Cattle Rccclpta. 5,50) head; shipments 2.40O
head : fair, mederatelv active and atcadv. but
weak; experts steer . fC 25QB ; geed te
choice shipping, $r 90tl 20; peer te tnlr $; :je
5 00.
Sheep Receipts, 2,000 head: shipments. 200
bead : market slew, easier and suiuly: com
mon te fair, Jigs ; geed, $5 75 ; clielcu, ' 9J.
East Liberty Cattle Receipts. 380 head ;
mametslew; prime, it! 40QC.GO , lair te geed,
$5 75i?U 25 ; common. $4 505
Sheep Receipts. 4.000 head ; ma-ket fulr;
prime. $5 ilfiSW): fair te re.d, $1 5035; com
mon, $i .wax
Hogs Receipts. 575 heat I : market actlv
Phlladelphla, $7 7037 UO; Yorkers, $7 4(lJ70.
fetei-K aiarKeta.
Quotations by Reed, McGrann & Ce., bank
ers, j,anc-i.sier, l'a.
10 a.m. 12 m.
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New Yerk Central
New Jersey Central
Ohie Central
Del. Lack. & Western...
Iienver A Rie Grande...
4t- fa (
Kansas A Texas
Lake Shere
Chicago & N. W., com...
N. N.,Ont.ft Western...
St. Paul ft Omaha
Pacific Mall.....
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Rochester & Pittsburgh..
20'4
St. Paul 103
Texas Pacific 37Vi
Union Pacific 9I
Wabash Common .'i:k
Wabash Preferred 42
West'rn Union Telegmpli 82J4
81
Leuisville& Nashville... 4!) IS?
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Lehigh Valley ; u:
Lehigh Navigation 41 4;t
Pennsylvania 58 5i
Reading 27 I-lll 27
P. T. & Uuirale 15 14
Northern Paclflc-Cem... 50"4 4U
Northern Pacific Pref... 87 " 87
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Philadelphia & Erie
Northern Central
Underground
Canada Southern U5
People's Passenger.
102i
102
fbliadetphia.
Quotations by Associated Prcs.
Stocks steady.
Philadelphia AErleE. R 19
Reading Railroad 2C?i
Pennsylvania Railroad 5s
Lehigh Valley Railroad m
United Companies orNew.Iers.jy I'M
Northern Pacific. 4t,7i
Northern Pacific Preferrel..
Nerthern Central Itailread
Lt-high Navigation Company
Norristown Railroad
Central Transportation Cempan''....
Plttsb'g, Titnsvilleft RutlUlu It. R....
Little Schuylkill Railroad..
New xerk.
Quotations by Associated Piess.
Stocks weak ; Meney, 3c.
New Yerk Central
Eric Railroad ,
Adams Express
Michigan Central Railroad
Michigan Sontliern Railroad
Illinois Central Railroad
Cleveland ft Pittsburgh Ratltead
Chicago , Reck Island Railroad
.lcs
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Pittsburgh & Jfert Wayne Railroad
Western Union Telegraph Company
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New .ln-sey Central
New Yerk Ontario A Wi-stern.
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AN
.N OKliXNANUK fKOVlUINO rill: A
Clerk te Cemmittee en Eire Enelnc and
nose companies.
Section 1. Re it ordained by the select aud
Common Councils et the 1 Kv et Lancaster,
in Councils assembled : That from and alter
the pasiogcet tliisordlnancethecommiiifMoi!
Kire Engincsand Hese Companies, immediate
ly arter their appointment and organization,
shall electa clerk, whose duties it shall be te
attend all meetings et the committee. and
- . ... ... ...
1 Keep 1 1111 am: correct tuiiiuuu or tne same.
wi10 sliu.il be paid
1 one hundred (1100) dollar
salary, per annum, in quarterly payments 01
tweiity-flve ($25) dellan each.
ske. 2. All eidlnnnccs aud parts et or 1-
uances inconsistent herewith are hereby re
ii"aled. GEO RUE M. BOROER.
President Select Council.
.1. II. LlfHTV,
Clerk belect Council.
IIKKl Et N. I1UUST.
Piesident Common Cemiill.
David L. Oickx,
Clerk Common Council.
Approved : J NO. T. MaeJONICLE.
myl2 .'It Mienr.
AXORDlNANOK AffKOPRIATINuTHK
Public Honeys of the City or Lancaster
te the several departments thereof for I In;
lbcal year commencing ou the 1st day of June.
A. 1)., 1883 :
Sixtien 1. lie it ordained by the Select aud
Common Councils et the City of Lancaster,
that the sum of $103,900 be and the same It
especially appropriated te the several objects
hcrciiiatle named .
Te pay interest en leans including
the sinking lund 4 38,610 ui
Principal en leans required bylaw.. 12,000 e
State tux en leans 2,875 wt
Street damages 10,000 mi
Repairs el streets 8,000 Oi
Grading, guttering aud macadamiz
ing streets C.500 fj
Watcrweiks general 9,500
Laying water pipes 5,100 e.
Salaries. ...- -- 7,050 0e
Police and turnkey 11,910 On
Lightingcity. !-Ve oe
Lamps and pests................... . .j0 01
Uelicienclcs in lighting. SLSiO, and
lire department, $2,250, te June,
Fire department general 5,5 00
Apparatus and real estate ter lire
department... ..... ... 6,CC0 (X)
Salaries of engineers, drivers. 4c, et
lire department 7,525 CO
Deficiencies in lire department sala
ries te June, ldS3 1,000(0
Abatement ter prompt payment et
city tax 2,050 (0
Ditte water rents 1,750 00
Percentage ter collection el arrear
ages et city tax .".00 00
Contingencies 9,650 en
Total $103,900 ui
GEO. BI. BORGEB,
President Select Council.
.1. B. Liciity,
Clerk Select CnuncP.
II ERVEYN. HURST,
President Common Council.
David L. Debx.
Clerk Common CennMI. ,, ,.
Apnreveil : J NO T. MACltONIb LI.,
May 12, 18S3 Mayer.
xteticb or Ditwotimew.
IN Tim partnership heretofore existing be
tween Wm.-Kabl and Ilenry Martin under tbe
Arm name and style of Kahl A Martin, brick
manufacturers, is this day dissolved by mu
tual ceuasnt. AH persons having cutnn
against the paid firm will present them, and
all persons Indebted te paid Arm wilt makA
payment of same without delay te Henry
Martin, who will continue the business et
manuiiicturlng brick at the yard en Charlette
street, north or James street.
Wlf. KAHL.
i HENRY MARTIN.
LAKCASfwn, May 5, 18S3. myie-swu
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