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LANCASTER DAILY INTELULGENCEB, SATURDAY,: MAY 26. 1883.
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ITS TVUSTV-Elt.rt4 ANNIVERSARY
A Lui-ke AM'n-l)l:tUf An Animated Scene
Or : vcnHt' Lecture llelere
l lie Society.
"With pei haps morn than the usual ac
tivity and eagerness te attend another
anniversary of the literary societies of
Millensville uei mal school, a great crowd
collected at the buildings, and coon
thronged the chapel last evening te wit
Hess the celebration of the twenty-eighth
auniveifcary of the Page literary society.
Jlanv citizens were in attendance from
Laccaster.the street cars being overflowed,
while ethers, of no small number, took ad
vantage of the occasion te enjoy a mere
delightful time by using their private con
veyances. The balmy air, the beautiful
nccnery along the toad and the One
stietches et nature's pictures in
the distance made the trip, even te these
packed into the street cars like sardines in
a box, a meat enjoyable one. Befere the
commencement of the exercises a gieat
crowd of young centlenicu and pretty girl
students, aud ether pretty girls as well,
made :m animated and handsome picture
a they strolled ever the line campus and
speculated upon the successes of the anni
versary, and wondered why iu the world
that horrid Legislature couldn't step its
noise just ene night and let the previously
expected senators lend, if possible, dignity
aud attractiveness te the occasion by their
handsome presences. Tiie chapel began
filling up long ere the hour of commence
ment ami before that time had come was
completely filled, standing room being at
mere than a premium.
Promptly at eight o'clock the members
of the Page society filed into the chapel
and took the seats reserved for them up
front, with the society's color bine iu
conspicuous position. The red badge of
the Nermal was also seen with gecd effect,
all the geiieieus rivalry of the two capable
organizations having vanished, as en all
these occasions, aud left iusteail most ro re ro
eipiocative wishes of success.
Opening Exerciser.
The president, Sir. Isaac S. Geist, of
Marietta, and the secretary, Miss Eliza
beth Gilbert, of Norristown, took their
seats en the platform, en a table cu which
were placed several baskets of handsome
llewers, te ihe strains of a selection of
music rendeicd by Tayler's orchestra.
Ilev. .T. M. Wheeler, Millersville, le
livered a prayer, aud the prosident then
when they abandoned their stupid
ways, whila the only great mis
take such men ever made was that
they did net take this 6tep earlier. Many
amusing aaecdetes of much interest were
told by the speaker te show from what
lowly positions great men have and will
come. He once saw standing at a
window of the Press building ia Philadcl.
phia the late Cel. Ferney aud a United
States senator. They were looking down
into the crowded street below and the sen
ator, turning te Ferney, suddenly asked ;
Where are the leaders of our country te
come from?" and the genial Ferney,
without a moment's thought, replied :
" Why, out of the mud." Ferney was
right, said the speaker. The world now
adays rings with the applause of men
whose childhoods are enveloped in pov
erty and ignorance. Coepar, Vanderbilt,
Gould, Charles O'Connor, James Watsen,
Webb and Dr. Jehn Hall all came
into prominence and honor without the
advantages the youth of te day possess.
Cyrus Field and Asa Packer, whose uame
has become synonymous of honesty and
integrity, the speaker said, were instanced
as such. Mr. Everett's lecture abounded
in fine anecdotes illustrative of thosuccss thesuccss
es or strong and persistent individuals,
aud was full of thought and of much iu
terest. He closed amid great applause.
Music Vecal sole O Luce l)i Quest'
Anima Miss Marie Clese.
Miss Cleudenning then read a couple of
fine selections and highly pleased the audi
ence. After music and benediction, the an
niversary was ever, having proved te all
that it was one of the most successful
and interesting that has ever been given.
,rfisn ilm salutatory address,
The speaker begau by sayiug that the
occasion of this anuiversary calls feitii
memories fraught with mauy p'.casaut
leeliugs. lie then spoke of the incipiency
or tberp.ig3 society mera than a quarter
of a century age. He traeed brieily the
rariyi.tiugg.es of the organization, anil
mentioned the many members who have
j'one out from the school and have bacorae
brii'ht lights in the varied vocations of
lire.' n then extended a hearty welcome
te the sister seciety, the audience aud te
Music Lustspiel overture Keler IleU
Orchestra.
l'ape Oration.
Page oration." The Individual'
Jesse II. Michcner, Ashland, Pa. Taking
the nations as ene we lese the individual.
Political economists present the world as
a balauee sheet or stocks and wealth,
pi.ie nn,,nr.iii7.at.'tnn that cains and losses
are being equaled seems te be a philose
nhical deduction. What persons gain or
lese may make no gain or less te the state,
but does it net make a less te the individ- j
ual .' The truth is, seciety has had an i
absolute less in evcry individual who does
net de as he cau . Is net sell conquest me
gwat cenque.-vt of life, and is it net in
accordance with that divine command,
knew thyself.' What ever evil ene may
de itia net dene alone te himself. Preach
iu from the housetops may boueiit the
world if one is consecrated te the work,
but it is well te discover whether it is well
for self. Wc must aid te seethe and heal.
The most geueieus lire gains most or what
is geed. The speaker then noted instances
or gieat men who had done great achieve
" nient as individuals. This idea or indi
viduality is the idea of rcpublicau govern
ment Such a government is a well
founded one. Political misdoings
were made a subject of thought,
and en which the speaker rem irked that
we da wrong te bl.nuj the party for cor cer cor
mptien ; it is the fault always of the
individuals. Iu the school system that
which pievides for one and all is the best.
The work or the old .school teacher was
net wrong ; he taught as an individual.
Yet all are net of equal rank. ( 'emmand
i.i iiei.ii iiivun te some, but net te all.
Franklin, Byren, Mahemut, who gave
impetus or wealth te their people, weie
instances as meu who weie individuals te
emmand. The coucentialiou or wealth
making grasping monopolies was then
t-eercd by the speaker, who thought that
corporations were net wholly inimical te
the geed or the government, bur they can
go tee far and intiinge en the lights of
the eeple. .
Music Wait z Die Grafensteiner, Kix
R3r.
Reading Miss Lizzie P. (Jlendenuiug,
Philadelphia. This lady lead a very
touching selection with consummate effect,
spleudid enunciation and with exquisite
pathos. She was awarded with a persist
ent encore, te which -she geed nituredly
respended, aud gave another soleotion.
Music Allegaute polka Cornet sole
by Killhcfer.
Dr. Kvcrett'n Addrees.
Honorary address "Meu who win."
Rev. Or. T. T. Everett The speaker, by
way of introduction, remarked that men
n...iiiin:nw1i(i win" is a subject iu which
the fair will ue doubt take the deepest
iureie:.t. The speaker firt showed hew
that v.itli all the seeming perfection or
the creations of man iu this world, there
ii always something te the con
trary. A forest of white and
beautiful pinnacles gicet the behold
er, who finds himself gazing at the cathe
dral at Milan ; it is a giand and noble
siuht, and yet with all this there are mauy
sad features about it. The shipping at
Livcipnel has become of wonderful extent,
and presents a varied aud multifarious ap
pearance yet Liverpool mourns because
she has net built her decks larger. The
reverend gentleman cited several intances
of human creations which, seeming
without the lack of any feature te make
them mere peifect, yet there are plenty of
places in them te criticise. One great
thing te be legretted is that we are all tee
much like themau who euce invented a
machine te prevent brain disorders. It
consisted of clockwork, placed in the
hat and made te revolve. He induced a
friend te try it en, who in a short time
found his hair caught iu its wheels and
taken completely oft' his head lie was
one of these visionary people whethiuk of
performing the most impossible things. Yet
it must be i cmcmbei cd that these who have
achieved success have at first been called
visional ics. These individuals who have
given the world its thousand and one won
ders have all been put under the terra
visionaries at the start. But the deep and
grand things of the world are net con
ceived and effected by the idle brains of
sluggards. They have been secured by
these who have been hard working, and
assiduous ; they are the men who have
started low down aud have pushed their
way forward into potency and renewu.
The speaker then showed hew the world's
celebrities have achieved great success aud
honors by persistent labor, ana alter com
ing from the lowest positions. Many of
the successful men whom we read about
were very stupid in their youth, and who
showed no precocity whatever. The ques
tion is, hew did these dunces win success ?
Why, easy enough. The time came
COLUMBIA. NKWa.
Frem Our Sfegular Correspondent.
Rev. Evans, will occupy his pulpit in
theE. E Lutheran church, tomorrow
morning aud evening aud two interesting
sermons are premised.
Rev. Humphries in the M. E. church
te-morrow evening will deliver anappro anappre anappro
priate address te the membeis of Gen.
Welsh Pest, Ne. 118, G. A. 11., who will
meet at their armory at 7 p. in., sharp,
with uniform aud badges te go te the
church.
Rev. .1. B. Fuuk, of United Brethren
church, has selected for his discourses to
morrow, " The Danger of a False Hepe,"
in the morning, being taken from Pre
verbs, 11th chapter aud 12th verfe ; in the
evening his subject will be, " The Geed
Figure of Faith," from 1st Timethy, Gth
chapter aud2th verse. Rev. Funk will
preach a special sermon en May 30th ;
subject, " Christiau Unity."
Elder Jaakre-i will preach en " Cluis
fifin Snnshiii." te inoiiew morning in the
rihiirMi nf Ged. and in the eveniui: -Tl e
rerclble .entry.
Jonas B. Geed and Jacob B Geed had a
hearing this morning before Alderman
McConemy en the charge of forcibly en
tering and taking possession of property
belonging te Themas Baumgardner. They
were committed in default of bail for trial
at court.
Ab will be seen elsewhere the recogni recegni
zances of the above defendants, Geerge
Sheffand Benjamin Geed, who are held
for court en another charge of the same
kind, were forfeited in court this morning.
Geerge Sheff and Jacob and Jonas Geed
were arrested at the hearing. SheQ gave
bail, but the ethers are in the station
house.
A False Kcpert.
A great deal of excitement was cauted
iu the western part of town by a report
that a woman, who was traveling with an
organ giinder, had killed her baby aud
was carrying the dead body around.
Officer Winewer was informed of tkd
affair aud he followed and overtook the
woman. He then discovered that all was
untrue and that the child was alive and
well. The woman said she lived en Seuth
Queen street, but she is known te be the
wife of a well-known tramp and is very
much attached te the child with her.
lland Injured
This forenoon a daughter of Xavier
Reutchie, who resides ou Lafayette street,
aud employed iu Ne. 2 cotton mill, had
her hand badly tern by haviug it caught
iu the cogs or a loom at which the was
working. Dr. AI. L. Heir dressed the
wound.
Fall of a llerse.
morning a norse ocieugmg
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ORHALK OK RENT THE DWELLING
menu .apply w
If. Z. BHOADS.
r Ve 521 West Chestnnt stteeU Apply te
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m2G2t ' Kinzers. Lancaster Ce., Pa.
Geed
OK SAA.K CHEAF. , ,,-,
A 40 Inch WII.KISSOA muiubt,
aSU.eW' XV V I.Y AT THIS OFFUfi
F
OV.'AKIiy.
FIXE ALL HILK SASH ItHUION, anil only 40
Cfiats per Yard.
Coire and scc tliem at SWAKR'SNe. 50 N.
Queen Street. febl7-lyTn&3
lOK KKNT T11K STOKK BOOM, SO. 35
North Quee
Ames KInswalt.
r North Oueen street, new occupied by
Amit!I l?. FRANKLIN.
feb7.3.3,10See(tttd Ne. 120 East King St.
F
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OK SALE, AT A
BAKOA1N, A ROSE
WOOD PIANO. Modern siyie, carveu
x- riicAiRitlVTHE CIT.
KUANICJ.STEINIIAUSEK,
307 North Queen street,
n. Lancaster, la.
A CBKAT bakain.-nk skuend-
A lian.l Piane, with Pearl and Ebony Key
board, full 7-octave, as soe.l as new. Alse
second-hand Sela, verv cheap. Call at Music
Slote, Ne. 10 Nexth ITVTaNCWGIBBONS.
ri'HK KNTKRTAINMBNT OF CHRIST
1 CHOKAL SOCIETY will be held en
TIIUKSDA1 EVENING. JUNE 7,
Insioadet Tuesday evening. May iO, as prev
iously announced.
rpUKTLE sour, . , , ,
J clam Soup, selt Shelled Crabs, Dev led
Crabs Lobsters, Spring Chicken". Chicken
CrefMiette-.. Chicken Milad, Spiced Oysters.
!-lt evpteis and evsteis iu every style at
.JOHN COPLAND'S "llilt evening. It
Tlii. rneruimr a herse belonging te
Frank iMettfer, hitched te a wagon leaded
with vegetables, fell en the 15elgi.au blocks
iu front of the City hotel. Nothing was
broken nor was the animal injured.
TralUM Delayed.
This afternoon the limited uvprccs gave
evt at Leamau Place and was delayed r.u
hour. Fast line was an hour late in
leaching this city.
Cull'ee Htse'able.
The aid society or the Union Bethel
chuich will held a coffee sociable this
evening te which all are invited.
Felt ami Straw HutH. Felt and .straw llatn.
el every c liuaid dc-ciipJien ler men, youth
and ciiildiiMi at P. Wcbn's fhip lial ""1 cap
stele, 4) Neith Queen street. It
Vulldlug l.etn Ferfenle.
A. V. Uiissel has eight beautiful building
lets en North Lime street, opposite Lancaster
...... K.I..1-1- uiiifdi !irc the most eligible lets
ivnilulilf nn which te build liaml.senit
lc.-d-
Second Advent." On May
30th" 7-30 p. ' ilenees. He also has lets en Fredeiicl: street
Sunday
m., he will deliver au auuressuu
Scheel Lessens at. Antioch.
On account el the rector attending con
ference, thoie will be no services iu the
German Lutheran church, en Walnut
street te morrow.
Condensed Items
Duiiug the past week Bachman &
Ferroy's plauiug mill and agricultural
works have been connected with the tele tele
pheii3 exchange.
A feet race between Messrs. Jehu b.
Purple and Martin Smith last evening en
North Seventh street was a tie. Twe starts
were uiade.but each time afoul was claim
ed. They will try again.
Tee first light of the week occurred ou
Frent street, near the rolling mill, last
night, between two brawny Irishmen.
Beth men were badly puuished,
Conductor Wm. Foulk, injured down
the read, is better and his recovery is
loekod Ter.
The reported narrow escape or sbiftii'g
cugine Ne 441 was a canard.
Messrs. Harry Hiteshue and Jes. Yeung
ou Wednesday evening caught a fine scull
beat floating down the Susquehanna river.
It is new in their possession.
Uled Frem Injuries.
Michael Barry, the railreader, who was
struck by an overhead bridge near r.pu
ratn, one day this week, died at his late
home en Union above Filth street yester
day morning, from the effects or the blew.
A coroner's inquest was held last rveniug
aud a verdict rendered iu accordance with
the Tacts published at the tiuie of the ac
cident. Dr. Craig claims Mr. Barry's
death te be from congestion of the brain.
A llrldge elvcs Way.
While Mr. F. S. Bletz's four herse team
was crossing the small bridge at Bach
man & Ferroy's planing mill en Thuis-,1-iv
it. irave wav. aud the wai'eu, leaded
"-J --.- f r - ... .
with slate, fell into the ditch
had te be unleaded belere
enld bu lighted.
I "IS Turtle Soup THIS EVENING at
CHARLEY HOSTER's Cerner Saleen, corner
.....i.. ,i rmi ati-ppts. omiesite Union
mini"!' aim v.....fc -"- . - . . l,.rt
i.nr... iim.cn Siirimrprs IJcei" Oil tap. JCO
cold.
It
My v::r.KTAULK!i for this kvknihg
market were received this afternoon.
Choice eating Apples. Oranges and J.a nanas
."' ,j?:,0" uev,v:v.vrK" "
Ovsicrsat
It
12) East King St.
rimis
1 IS'
.SATITIMIATI KVKNINU. MAY 26,
I IS!, thcre will be ready ler use 2 P.RAN
NPW TEN-PIN ALLEYS at the Continental
Iletel Ne. U East Ciuvt net street, opposite the
Pennsylvania It. R. Depot,
it
GEO. FLORY.
tetpji:-
1N t'ens of Vetera
HKO. M. THOMAS CAMP 19,
rans, will lueet in u. a. it.
ir.it .... viiiiiinviviniinr. Mav.i.at i ocieck.
te altend dlvimi service : also, en Wednesday
..., ..i u n'.ieplr. sliarn. toparticinate In
deeeratinu the. soldiers' KravesKyerilcr of
the Captain. W . WITHERS FRANKLIN.
Attest: T. MrasEiisimH.O.S.
NKW ADTXXTjaMMMSTB.
PUBUO SAtK. OW SATUKDAX WM
ING. MAY; 25, 1883. will be sold at the
Leepard hotel, a one-story BRICK DWELL
IkG. and a one-story brick back building,
belenjrlnp te the estate el Mrs. Catharine
Trewitz, dee'd.. situated en the west side et
North Mulberry street, Ne. 144. Let fronts en
Mulberry street 47 feet, mere or less, and in
depth 75 ieet. mere or less. A never-falling
well et water, with pump therein. Alse, a
let of fine fruit trees.
Sale te commence at 7M o'clock.
D. TREWITZ,
Administrator et Catharine Trewitz, dee'd.
Shubbit Sctten, Aucta. m23 4td
Iffinnn BKWAKO.
&UUU Hy virtue of autherltv given me by
the resolution et Councils et Eeb. 4, 1874, I
hereby otter a reward et 500 ler the arrest
and conviction et the party or parties who
set lire te the lock works owned by Fralm
Brethers, en Park Avenue, between Lime and
Shippen streets, en Wednesday, May 23, 1883.
JNO. T. MacGONIGLK, Mayer.
M UUU The undersigned efler a reward
ei tl.coe ler the arrest and conviction or the
person or persons who set lire te their lock
works, en Park Avenue, Wednesday, May 23,
miiWtd FKAIM BRO.
$100 BBWAUI,
In addition te the rewa rd ettered for ttie
arrest et the Incendiary et Fralm Bre.'s
Leck Works, the undersigned will pay ene
hundred dollars ( $100 )
FOR ANY INFORMATION
which will lead te the arrest et the guilty
party.
FRAIM &
Lancaster, Pa., May 23, lSSJ.
BRO.
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PUKT.IOSA1.IS OH SA1CKOAY. JDNK 9,
18S3, at the Keystone Heuse, Lancaster,
Pa., by an order of the Orphans' Court of Lan
caster County, Pa., will be sold at public sale
thefollewlng real estate belonging te the es es
tate of Mary M. Danner. deceased, te wit : All
that certain ONE-STORY B KICK DWELLING
HOUSE, situated en ihe east side et North
Queen street, in Lancaster city, with a let of
ground fronting 32 feet 10 Inches en North
Queen street, and extending in depth 215 leet,
mere or less, te North Christian street, ad
joining the property of Jeseph Marks en the
north and property of Jehn N. Brubaker en
the south.
Sale te commence at a o'clock p. ni., when
terms will te made known by
WM. E. KREIOER
myl4,19,26ij0,9 Trustee te Sell.
PAKE Nun: or THIS
FOR
DECORATION DAY.
250 FAST COLOR
The chito
the wageu
tuk isieyci.i:
Tournament
The Meeting iu New YerU eml
uere.
Feuitcen members or the Marietta
Wheel club will arrive here by train or
bicyele this evening aud will leave at 12:40
for New Yeik te take part iu the natietial
convention of wheolmen. Very few
members, if any. will attend the meeting
from this city.
The tournament is growing in imper
tance as the day which is cu ueciue ap
proaches. It is expected that there will
be at least one huudred bicycles in the
grand parade through the streets of Lan
caster and en the track, and the prize
medals will be contested for by a large
number or wheelmen. The medals have
b.'en received and are very handsome and
valuable All or them are or pure geld
and of artistic design.
.1 ....,-.. i-.i.i-iir inn. iiir uiiMeini? mi i3f,
Call en A. W. Ru'si-ll.'Ji North Queen Micet,
if you want a nice building let. nvi! :t
Wbcre Ueuil Livers Ce.
Tlurcare many who make their belly their
ued, and these who worship at that shrine
roust necessarily go te the Central hotel and
lvstumant, corner el Centre square and West
King street, (under Loeher's bank), because
they can get the choicest eatables anil drink
ables at moderate prices. The most delicious
dulicaaies et thescann. Free lunch from 10 le
12 a. m., and wet groceries at the bar. I'rey k
Myers, propiieters. ll
A Curiosity World ce!ug.
The rage ler relics emit iiuih unabated, anil
the latest is te be seen in F W. Woeiwoitli's
window, 170 North Queen t el. It is a lath
and bilck used by Billy Penn, teun.ler or
Pennsylvania, in the construction of his house
in Philadelphia. This ancient building is new
being tern down, and Mr. W, secured Hn?e
relics. Yeu can also .see at his store every
thing in notions, toys, -la ienerv and l.ou'.o l.eu'.o l.ou'.e
turnishing goods; 5 i d in cent geed a pe
clilty. Wcber'n Old MillliiDiy Stere
P. W'ebei's el! i-ilabli-lieil niillin-ry and
hair Mere is tilled with the 'atest stjles el
French millinery and "natr goods; te bu sold
tinirnvfttlii'i-ilualers' nrifv. Old stand, -Ne 17
North Oueen siu-el. "
'l Iim i'lirnl V.ti"!.
When watches were invented in the litli
century, some lieu-einaids healing :i thing in
a ca-e crying tick ! tick ! tick ! took held el it
with the tongs and threw it out the wlndeu
into the meat te drown the devil. TWilisa
geed joke; it is also a geed Jeke te give home,
friend ei e el" the -.pl.-ndid watches sold by
Harry Sulton at ll: -Sei-lh Qiu'.en stieel Mr.
S. also sel!s clocks, jewt Iry, ,Ve , and engrave
ring-, watches, silverware, etc. Repairing
well done, t'l.aiges ligln.
Tite Oldest illeieii.till Tiilier.
E... Katliven. merchant tailor and diaper.
Kil North Q.uiiii street, has been continuously
in that business in Lancaster Miici Ibis, hue
ceedlng in pleasing even the niiril exneling
from the tlrslliH has also Micee3d-.l in r. laining
hlscuslmn when eneeinatle. Tlie advantage te
customers et his life lime devotion te his trade
is easily seen, and all who need clothing made
te order promptly, cheaply and or Ihe lale-t
cut should buy el htm. "
An l'xjierlenceil l'racilcul Ilennst.
In this age ei speeiaHie-,a mar. must serve
long years in some one Iiu-lness calling te
achieve success, and be el greatest beneiil le
his patrons. Specially true is thisel'dentislry,
therefore our pe,p.e slieuld patronize W. 1..
Fisher, whose twenty years' denial ex. erience
is invaluable. At his ellice, CiNeith Queen,
liu furnishes lull upper or under sets et teeth
fivmi s i ie. Ghh irlven. Preservation el
! teeth a speela'ly. mylit l.'itilS
tlMlK SVFKOK FKAIM BKO.ATTHKIK
J. Leck Works, although exposed te the
most intense heat during the recent lire, was
taken out et the ruins in geed condition, the
books and papers net even being discolored.
It, is the Meri is & Ire'and sa'e.el which Eddie
ti-.mke is the agent. If
IiilHI.IC SAl.K OF HOUSES. ON MON
DAY, MAY 25, 1SS.;. will be sold at U. Lo Le
gan's sale stables, Market street, rear of Mc
Ora. n Heuse, Lancaster, Pa.. 20 head et O de
Horses. Among them are some very line
drivers ind cend stepping lieives
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock, p. in. A
credit et r.'i days will be given
lt DANIEL LOt.AN.
G.
a.
COMRADES OF
GEO. H. THOMAS' POST, NO. 84,
win ni-iiilile In ;. A It. Hall, in lull uniform.
at 7 o'clock, p. in.. SUN DAY, MAY 27. te pro
ceed te the Kiist Itelermcd church, where the
annual memorial sermon will i c preached by
Rev. ...A. Peter-, P.y order e
Jnnv i:i.ei:..lR.. Commander
Adiutanl.
SECOND EDITION.
SATTJBDAY BVENINO MAY 20, 1883.
IN EUK0PE.
BCrTDKE OF FRANCE AND CHINA.
It
w
(VlSKl"sJlK silUUMIGO TO
BEOHTOLD'S
Tebuvlh'ir Wealing Apparel. A Ircili fup
nlv iu-t leeelveil, at verv niederale pilces.
Iliiililiii" Slene and Sand delivered at short
iieliee. "itju Straw, fceii and Leaf Mould ler
llenls anil nlhcis for sale.
HENItV itECHTOLO,
Ne. K N. Quean Street.
Ue-Steie and dwelling l.r s lie or rent. 1m
mi'dtale j ossesilen. feli-'l-lvd
1 i.MN!) KIOVOl.WOUttWAMteNT,
BLUE COATS
AT$2.C0; OE1U1NAL PUICE. $3.50.
We call your Special Attention te Hildas it
is an Exti-aeidinary Itargaln. We are selling
Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Uoeds at
prices which defy competition. We have fa
cilities which enable ns te undersell all oppo eppo oppe
sltion. G. A. It. SUITS. In ill ue Flannels we keep
none but the best, line in quality, pure in
color and excellently made. The prlce ia $Itt,
and we guarantee every suit net te lade.
A New and Large Let of our Celebrated
PENN II ALL WHITE SHIUTSjust received ;
they are the best iu the market, four-ply linen
besom and cuffs ; New Yerk Mills muslin, ex
cellently made.
Gauze Underwear, Neckwear, Cellars and
Furnishing Goods et all desffrtptien at very
low prices.
Ladie?, wc desire te call your attention te
the Large and Handsome Line et Novelties et
CHILDREN'S SUITS, which we have jnst
opened, and which we are selling ter one-half
the prices asked elsewhere. Netice seme few
prices in show window.
lirsii & Brether,
Nes. 2 and 4 NORTH QUEEN sT.
LANCASTER, PA.
G
I'MlKUTHi: ,I :;JU.KUKNT OFT1IK
Lancaster Bicycle Club,
AT
McSwun's Lancaster Hark, June 15,1883.
Hll.MiltKDS OF WHEELMEN WII.LPAU-
TICIPATE. P.l'.AUTlFUL COLD
MI'.DAI.S WILL BK AWAKi'KU
TO THE iciei:s.
n. '
tiei Krir.i'. at son
SPltINU WEIGHT
The . idles aud Gentlemen et fie city. It is
limii-d- will be nie-eiil The best el elder will
b.t maintained.
It
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I IKAKi:
J
Fi:. l?litlliNl5 :e.iian Y
Ob' PHILADELPHIA.
Feil Laine i'.acK, mho or Chest us-e idle
LOH'S POROUS PLASTER. Pi Ice, " cents.
Sold bv II. IJ.Cechr.ni,i:!7aniii:Ki weunyueen
treel, l.aue.isler
tcldlcedi.
llarlc Druuken lllsorderlles.
A drunken spree occurred amenR tbe
colored people residing in the vicinity of
Lemen and Water streets, last evening,
which resulted in the arrest of several of
them. They had a heariug before Alder
man Samson this morning, and Clara
Smith was committed for 30 days, Maze
Tayler for SO days, te the county jail, and
Amanda Tayler and Sallie Diggs were dis
charged en paymeut of costs. Seme doubt
is expressed as te what is te beceme of
these committed te jail, as the smallpox
prevails there te some extnt. They will
probably be d'sa'.iarged by order of court or
Bnnt-. te t.lm workhouse, where there is re
work for women te de.
lie Stela ft Cear.
Jehn Jenes was at rested yesterday
aftcrnoeu en the charge of stealing a coat
from the house of " Judge " Gibbens, en
V.t filiBRtnut street. He went te Gib
bens' house while he was away and
entered. Mrs. Gibbous was up-stairs and
she saw Jenes leaving the house with the
coat ; she followed him aud recovered the
coat. Au officer was telephoned for and
Weidler went te tbe Penn iron works aud
arrested Jeues. Alderman Fordney com
mitted him for trial at court.
XJtin AJtV l.trriSKMEli'lf:
1:00-
be :ic-
NY PtlteON WAHTIMI THi:
wp.tanr Ueer. or Ginaer Ale, cm
foiiunernteil byeilllngen
(iKI). WALL,
;;.' Seul ll Queen street-
1...I....U ,-,n,.lv .1 iiv li.leiilieue nreiiipliv at
tended le. "'
Aseels evor ONE MILL.IO"-, TWO
HUNDRB!) THOUSAND
DOI.L.ARS.
Insures Property at Cm lent Rales.
Lesses Piemptly Settled and Paid.
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
AG EN IS,
Ne. 19 East King Street.
mt2-CmdM.W&Si:
CLOTHING
IN FULL ASSORTMENT FOR
Men and Beys.
And if the question with you Is where te
buy, give us a trial, ami we will show you ene
of the
Largest and Beat Selected Stocks
ofClethiner in the City.
We. line a few et tliose ALL-WOOL,
MEN'S SUITS AT $10
ire giving geed sa'tslaellen
Te-morrow ' Manifesto Frem the Czar te
Hake no Change In the Existing Order
Of Things A Plot te Kill the Ktug
et Kenmanta Discovered.
Moscow, May 2C It is understood that
the imperial manifesto which will be pro
mulgated te-morrow will anneunce
that no cbange will be made in
the existing state of things in
Russia. The Poles, who will be
pardoned, will be required te premise
unswerving fidelity and submission te
the emperor. The decrees of suppression
against various newspapers will net be ab
rogated, although it is believed that par
tial amnesty and ether acts of clemency
will be subsequently announced. The
manifesto will anneunce the remission of a
large number of penalties for uon-pelitical
offences, fines and arrears of taxes due
from the poorer classes.
Ttee Belligerent Attitude et France and
China.
Londen, May 2C The Times corres
pondent at St. Petersburg, says : "The
rumors that a rupture between France
and China was imminent are confirmed.
Li Hung Chung has been summoned te
take command of the Chinese troops in the
provinces bordering en Tenquiu, and he is
daily expected at Shanghai en is way te
his new pest te begin operations. It is
believed that the French miuister at
Pekin and the Chinese minister at Paris
will shortly receive their passports.
Training Ship ou Flre
Dundee, May 20. The traiuinir ship
Mars has been partially destroyed by fire.
There were eOO boys en beard when the
flames were discovered, all of whom were
saved. It is buspected that the tire was
started by an incendiary.
Anether Crowned Head JUstlcg Uneasy
Berlin, May 2C A private telegram
received faeiu Bucharest states that a plot
te sheet the king of Keumania at the
opening of the session of Parliauient has
been discovered. A number of persons
implicated in the plot are 3aid tonavebeeu
arrested,
An ABlatle Conspiracy.
Euzeraum, May 20. A conspiracy
against the government has been discov
ered at Vau. Three hundred psrseLS
have been arrested for connection with it.
VUNIIKMiKD TKIiKUKhMS
Afternoon News Iu i tef.
Geerge Franks, who caused the death
et Dr. Adelph Sehnmaii, at Philadelphia,
by striking him en the head with a pitch
fork during a quarrel, was te-day com
mitted by the coroner te await the action
of the district attorney.
A mixed train en tlie is ertn western
railroad yesterday run ever a cow near
Miinlmr. Minn. One coach and two
freight cars leaded with wheat were
thrown from the track and Conductor
Jereme Bauder was buried under the
wheat aud smothered le death.
Thebtcamship Strassburg, which ar
rived at Baltimore this morning from
Bremen, encountered a sovere south
east gale en the 2"d, during which
the shackle belt of the foictep sail
broke and fell, killing two passengers and
knock iug another overboard, who was
drowned. Their names are Geerge Kra
miuga, aged 8 yeais ; Jan.- Jausuu, aged
16, and Martin Schmidt, aged 21. The
Strassburg brought 1,478 emigrants.
Lack el telegraphic communication in
upper ceuuties of Virginia, make returns
of the election in Virginia difficult te
secure. The returns, however, received
thus far are exceedingly encouraging te
the Democrats. Intelligence was received
at Petersburg this morning te the effect
that iu Luuenburg and Greensville coun
ties tbe Coalition ticket is elected.
Dinah Jehn, widely known as "Aunt
Dinan," au Onondaga s-qu.tw aged 110
years, died at the reservation near Syra
cuse. N Y this morning.
TUK Fl.AiUf..1.
ing little or no change ; lair speculative
trading ; Ne. 2 Bed, May, tlilJi ; June. $1 2lVf
91 2 ; July. II 233M1 a : Aug.. $1 23i sj
Cern M&p lower ; Mixed Western, spot,
4965Xc : de future, 63XSWXC.
Oats QlKc lower and dull; Ne. a Jnne.
a4Tc ; state, 5160c ; Western, 4759c.
Steea mar Ken.
Quotations by Eced, McGrann & Ce , Uana
ers, Lancaster, Pa.
10 a. v. 12 v. sr.u.
Michigan Central 9fii
New Yerk Central rilj 122 lii
New Jersey Central 7a54 7SJ 79fci
Ohie Central. uy. ieh 10
Del. Lack. Western.... 121 123 12JK
Denver 3b Ilie Grande.... 4CJ syA iyi
Erie X 38i 35!
Kansas A Texas. 29 29 29)
Lake Shere....: 103X 108l 109
Chicago A X. W., com.... 130K 129X
N. N., Ont. A Western.... 26 26H
bt, Paul A Omaha si 45
Pacific Mall 41)? 2M
Rochester Jt Pittsburgh.. li 19
St, Paul 102 102
Texas Pacific 36 SO
Union Pacific 92? 93
Wabash Common SfOj 26i
Wabash Preferred 41J6 41?2
West'rn Union Telegraph 82J$ Slit
LoulsvilleA Nashville... 4 4SJ:
N. 1., Cfll. ft St. L........ .... ....
Lehigh Vallev .... ....
Lehieh Navieatlen 4S
Pennsvlvanla 57JJ
Reading 26
P. T. & Ruffalo 14
Nertliern Paclflc-Cem... 49
Northern Pacific Prof... S3i
Hcstonvllle..... ....
Philadelphia Erie 21
Nortnern Central
Underground
Canada Southern Cli
People's Passenger.
28J2
Wi,
494i
86
C44
KM
434
20J2
m
ss
82V5
10?i
51
611
Phllatlelphlx.
Quotatiensby Associated t'rcs.
Mecks steady.
Philadelplila & Erie R. R
Reading Railroad.......................
Pennsylvania Railroad
LiihlgliValley Railroad ,
United Companies of New Jersey
Northern Pacific.
Northern Pacific Preforre'l
Northern Central Railroad ,
Lehigh Navigation Company
Norristown ltailread
Central Transportation Company....,
Pittsb'g, Titnsvtlle A lluffsiie R. R
Little Scluivlklll Rallreiul ....
m
New xera
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks dull and lower. Menoy 2J-
New Yerk Central
Erie l.ailread............................
Adams Express
Michigan Cent ml Railroad
Michigan Southern Railroad
Illinois Central Railroad
Cleveland A Pittsburgh Railroad
Chiciu'O.t Reck Island Railroad ,
Pittsburgh A Fert Wayne Rullread...
Western Union Telegraph Company.,
Teledo A Wabash
New .l-r--ey Central
New m-U Ontario & Western
.. I!
.. 2C
.. f.7
.. fCJi
..192
.. 4'J
.. ;v;
.. ia.
..uw
.. 35
.. 14
...1W
... Wli
.. IlWVi
. . I t'ljl
'.'.'.iiix
...131K
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... 2 -.
Lecal Mtecua mu,I Itenda
Reported by. I. IS. Leng.
Par
vat.
1UU
Ltnr fit v C per ct. Ixian.due issfi,
u is.sr,
i"ii,
5 per ct. in 1 or :?i years., we
5 peret. Scheel Lean.... 100
" 4 " in ler 20 yeara.. ine
' t in !ier20 years., ine
C " in Id or ?e years). I(V
.Miiuheiiii borough lean let
KISOKLLANKOUd GTOC1U!,
-lie.
il7
li
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llii
ICO
ten
!.
102
2.'.5
33.?r.
43
r.v
100
100
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i 5.2S
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25
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-1-tKOI'l.tS'S IIIIIUIH.NO, LOAN AND I').;
r ..n.iK.niiiivnu'-Mniit 1 v meeting nun
KVE.MNU. at tlie
North DnUe street.
Direeters' meeting.
It A,
Miltrilei's erliee. Ne. 44
Ne dues ivcelved at the
Meney sold at 9 o'clock.
S. VILLKE, Sccretaiy.
riHK KKUI.AIC itKHItll-V MBKT1MI
J. et the Union Riilldiiig and Lean Asvcia Asvcia
tien will lie held at Air. W. A. Wilsen'-, eilice,
en MONDAY EVENING at. IV. o'clock. Sale
el money at '. o'eleeic. Ejection et etlirers.
The 17th s-eries or sleck will be opened at ene
dollar per share.
It A. 11. liALL, Scc'y.
AMNKI''S,SAI.:Jr VALUAIILK tUTV
REAL ESTATE.
en .SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1SS3, under nil
order of the Couil of Common Pleas et Lan Lan
e:istereennly, there will be told at. Iho l.eop l.eep
aul Hetel, in saiil eily, the following desirable
nronerlio-, vi. :
Ne. 1. A Large Deuble Two-Slet led I'.ElCIv
DWELLING HOUSE, with a Twe-Storied
Rrick Rack Enilding attached, ami the Let et
Ground adjacent thereto, fronting about 42
lei-ten Hie neith siileet Ejst Orange street,
and extending in depth SI". Ieet te ftlaiien
street, in said city, tlie he-ise being nnuineieu
711 East Orange street. A elielee variety el
Fruit Trees and Grape. Vines are growing en
this attraci Ivery located let. .,
Ne. 2. Twe adjoining LOIS OF GROUND,
situited en the north side of "East Walnut
streel, near Kranki n street. In said city, con
taining together in tieut 44 ieet, and extend
ing iu dcplh 120 Ieet te a ten feet wide alley.
Tne said lets being ntttiil ereil 39) and 400 in
the general plan of the Chestnut street tract.
Sale te commence at S o'clock in the even
in", when the conditions will re made known
l.V . FREDERICK SENER,
Assignee et William llensel and wile.
may2--WAcStsil.
left, and Iinl tlicy
for the liinni y.
REMEMRER WE MANUFACTURE
OUROWN CLOTHING.
ALL
D. 8. Hostetter Sen,
24 CENTRE SQUARE,
LANCASTER. PA.
tr.xv oeobto thi: ceuitr iieusi.-
WATKK liKNT NOTItJK ONLY A FEW
mere days te pay your water rent. Wed
nesday being a legal holiday the oflite will be
cleseii. B'tng your notices witli you te save
trouble. 5 per cent, abatement it rtaldhoteio
J unc 1, 1SS3. C F. MY E RS,
m20.3td Treasurer.
Ferest tiling the market.
This morning G. Reidel, Charles Bitner,
Philip Dene, Adelph Schott and Peter
Miller had hearings before Alderman Me
Qlinn en the charge of forestalling the
market. All the defendauts are giecers,
aud it is alleged that they are iu the habit
of purchasing preduce for sale again.
Each one was made pay a fine and costs,
with the exception of Schott, whose case
was held under advisement.
Obituary.
Jeseph Neff, a well kuewu resident of
Millersville, died at his hoaie iu that vil
lage last evening, after a year's sicknesr,
aged 70 years. He was highly esteemed
by all who were acquainted with him.
His funeral will take place te morrow
afternoon at 1 o'clock. Interment at the
Millersville burying ground near Millers
ville.
-VKCOKATKI UKtiOKAS'K ! I
Kuiglifs Templar Parade,
MAY 30th.
COMMANDERY FLAGS AND BANNER?
-m- Tin:
INTELLIGENCER OFFICE.
PASSION CROSS,
MALTESE CROSS, x
OR OSS AND CROWN,
EMBLEMATIC CARDS.
49-CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK.
Intelligencer Office,
TlirYKJW .t ILVTHVON
A8STJKE
YOU
PERFECT FITTING CLOTHING,
DURARLE CLOTHING,
RELIARLECLOTHIMJ.
CORRECT PRICE CLOtHlNG.
When your wardiebc suppli-s come lrem us
yen are positive of
TIIEOOODNEnROF THE MATERIAL,
THE CEKTAINTV OK THE FIT,
Til E STRENGTH OK THE SEWlNO.
TDK HAND-MADE 1JUTTON HOLES.
THE FREEDOM OF EXCHANGE WITHOUT
UI RULING.
MEN".-. SERVICEABLE SUITS,
OUTHV ATTRACTIVE sUlTrf.
reys' excel lent wearing suits,
children's handsome suits.
N
FAHNESTOCK.
SEASONARLE DRVGOODS In every de
partment lu quantities, our Stock never
neirly -e large, our Assortment never se
complete. All at our usual ,
Lew Prices.
Silks,
Shawls,
Ravaccs or it I.atge Klre In Klinlra.
Elmira, N. Y., May 2C A fire broke
out this morning in the Campbell niect;,
Waverly, at the corner or Fulton and
Bread streets. A heavy wiud was blowing
and, although four streams were quickly
put en, the Campbell block was seen in
ruins. The fire is spreading rapidly, and it
is feared the opera house block aud the
Tiega hotel will have te go. The build
ings are the host in the town. A steamer
with 500 feet of hose and a detail of nun
from the Elmira department, have lelt for
Waverly.
Lumbar Mills and Vessel Burned.
Muskegon, Mich., May 2C Fire at
North Muskegon en Thursday night de
stroyed Petrie & Ce.'s lumber mill anil
contents, involving a leas of $15,000
insurance, $20,000. The llames were
cemmuuicatcd te a schooner which
was lying at the deck witu .ie.uuu iec ei
i..n,w in her held. The vessel WHS
burned te the water 's edge. Less $12,000
no insurance.
ucatli or Kitir. Dl. Clyiner.
Reading, Pa., May 2C A private tel
egrani from New Yerk te day announces
the death there or Edw. M. Clymer os
president of the East Pennsylvania rail
road company. Mr. Clymer was well
known in railroad circles. He was a
brother of ox-Ceugiessman Hie.ster (My
mer.
Quiirryvllle it. R ISO
Millersville Street Car 50
Inquirer Printing Company 50
Wateli K'lelery........ ..... lfO
Gas Light and Knel Company 2
Steven" Heuse (Rnnds) 100
Columbia Ga.i Company
Columbia Water company..
Sue,u"h.inna Iren Cetnpan
Marietta Hollowware ,
Stevens Heuse........
Sicily island
East Rranilywlne A Wayti.sibV.
MillnrsvillM Nermal Scheel
Nertliern Market
MiMc;:r,LAWKoes bends.
Cuarryvllle R. It., due iae $100 1120
Reiidlim & Coluiebia R. Rr's 100 1IIT
Lanc-tsler Watch Ce.. due I89C tii-i ti'i
L,an 'ter Gas Light and Kite! Ce..
due Li lerl years 100 100
jxii(ri-ter:iw Light and Finn C-.,
due IS"-'! ia- IAJ
TtnUIPIKE 8TOOKP.
Rig Spring Reaver Valley....
Rrtdgepnit !t Horesiheo
Columbia & Chestnut Hill
Jelumbla & Washington
Celuiiibia.V. Rig Spring
Columbia A Marietta
May town A Eliznbetlitewn
Lancaste'.-.t llphrata
Lancaster .V. Willow Street
Strusiiiirg fi. Mlilxiert..
Mariella.V ..laymwn -
rtlarlelia& Mount -i.w -
Line. EHzabetht'ii AMIddlet'ii IU)
Lancaster A FruitvUIe. Ml '-1
Luiiiuter A Litltz..... ............... 25 7r
L.ineasterA Willlatnstewii '. ft)
L'liieaster.v Maner .- SO la-10
Lancaster Man helm '.! -M
Lmeaster Marietta...... 25 ."
L'ineaster ft New Helland Km 7;)
Lancaster &Susuuehanua. ftiO "7i.'0
11AUK STOOKB.
First National bati h tlOO xb
Fariuers' National Rank 50 110.95
Fulton National Rank KX) 140
Lancaster County National Rank.. Si lll).cr
Celninbia National Rank 100 Us.l
Christiana National Ranlr...4 100 118
Eehrata National Rank IOO 141
First National Rank, Celni.ilil.i- ..100 1I.:U
First National RaiiK, Stra-diurg 10U its
First National Rank. Marietta 100 am
First National Rank. Monnt.Iev.. 1 1W.2S
Lititz National Rank liw Uu
3!anliei.u National Rank 100 cl
Union National Rank. Moutit-Iey. l ?
Vew Helland National Ran'-r 1,k 'Xi
Can National Rank 100 191
..........
$ 2T 9 R.
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ALL
AT FIGUREb WHERE DOLLARS AND
CENTS GO FAR1UEST.
X-G1VE US A CALL. -S
lyers & RatMen,
L?aaing Lancaster Clothiers,
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.
Cashmeres,
Buntings,
DRESS GOODS AND WHITE GOODS,
IN VARIETY.
The unusual sales of
Black and Colored Silks
this season made bv us must lie a Kuarantce
et their CHEAPNESS. Opened several loUet
BLACK and COLORED SILKS during this
week, which compare favorably with any we
have ever sold.
SUMMER MERINO
-AND-
GAUZE UNDERWEAR,
In all Grades, for LADLES AND GENTS.
E. E. Fahnestock,
LANCASTER, PA.
NBXT DOOR TO COURT HOUSE.
Hinallpex lu a Minnesota Town.
St. Michaels, Minn., May 2G. Theie
are twenty-five cases of smallpox here and
neveral deaths have already occurred.
There is great indignation anions the
neighboring tewus evor the negligence of
the authorities in procuring means te pre
vent the spread of the disease.
Troops te Miippres Kleters.
St. Leuis. Mav 2C Twe companies of
troops have arrived in the vicinity of the
mines near Cellinsville, Ills., it being ex
pected that attempts will be made tliore
te resume work.
WEATBEK INuICATIONS
Washington, May 20. Fer the Middle
Atlantie states, increasing cloudiness with
rain, southerly, veering te westerly winds
stationary or higher temperature, lewer
pressure.
noesenom niarkat.
DAIRT.
flutter 3ft id................. .........-'
Cup cheese, '2 cups
Collate cheew. - pieces.............
UiiUIi cheese 1? lump
POULTRY.
Chickens f pair (live)
" ft piece f cleaned)
-'print? chickens l ft
Pigeons, $1 pr
VEUKTABUCS.
Reans, Lima, Kl qt
Carrots fl bunch
Cabbage, head
Head salad...............
Totatees $1 Kpk
1 bus.-. ...................
Sweet Potatoes J pk
Onions 1 Yt pk
RadislicsV) buuen - ....
Soup Reans fl qt
Salsilyp bunch
Turnips ?t K l'k
Celery pr. hunch
Rhubarb. ....... .......... ..........
MISCKLLANKOOB.
Apple Ruttcr Kl 'It
Lard t Id............ ...... .........
Mlncu Meat If ft.
VltUITH.
JUAUKK'U.
riiltadetpiil't market.
PuiLADEtrHiA, May SC Fleer llrm and
mere actlve: superfine. Kl 23S3 JO; extm,
; 7534 Si ; Pcnn'a Family, J.'iSS 12J.
Rye flour at J3 S7C3 M.
Wheat easier: Ne. 2 Western Red, $1 21 ; Ne.
1 Red, $1 221 2C ; Ne. 3 de. $1 10.
Cern dull and easier: Steamer myKiy.:
Yellow and Mixed, C7'.ac: Ne. a Mixed, C0
CtJC
e'ats dull, but lower; Ne. 1 White, Mc; Ne.
2 de. 50c ; Ne. 3 de, 49c ; Ne. 2 Mixed, 4."c.
Rye at 7073c.
Previsions quiet, and steady.
Lard quiet; rity kettle, 12fi)13ic; loose
butchers, lie : prime steam, $11 90.
,....... .(.-ll ...I .mala. t,nn I'.nn i..r.t,,t
extra. 23024c: Western, 23021c.
Rolls nominal at 70Wc.
Eggs quiet : Penna. 19c: Western, 18lS'Ct
Cheese quiet ; New Yerk full cream. 13c ;
Western, 12Kc : ie fair togeod, 11012c: Pa.
part skims, 7S)$c; de full skims, 4c.
Petroleum firm ; Refined, 7"Xc.
Whisky at 91 l'J
New Yerk Market.
New Yerk. May -U -Fleur Slate aud West
ern firm and rather qnlet: Superfine state,
$3 8504 25; Extra de,4 1001 35: Choiceile.
4 408700; Family de,7 1007 25; Snpertlne
Western, $3 8504 25 ; choice ae. Geed Extra,
(4 707 ; Southern steftly and qale.
Wheatfeverish and unsettled ; prices show-
Apples, ? V, pk.
l.auaniLS ji iiek
Cranberries. V 'it
Coeeanuts each
Currants. dried, V tt-
Dned Apples f qt
" Peacliesljl t
Lemens $) lez......
Oranges ildez.....
l'lnc Apples, each
visn.
Cattish t ft ...........
t'ed 1 ft. .......... ........
Eels, 1 ft......... ..............
Herring f) dez......
Mullets. 1 ft..
Perch .....--.
Iteck.... ...-..--.. -- -....
pmelts, f ft.... ....
Salmen ft. ...... ......
Sun........-..................
Suckers.........................
Halibut ........... .............
Pike
HKATS.
Reel t? qt. front
" ' hind
Uc:l Steak, ft ft
" Roast (rib) ft
" (chuck) "a ft
" Corned, p ft
" Dried, VI ft
Eolegua dried
Pre-'sed beet per ft
Lacen ft lu....................
Calves Liver
Ham, sliced, V ft
Ham, whole V ft
Lamb tp te.... .................
Mutten 1 S.....
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