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LANCASTER JAlIiY nTTELLIGBNGER,. FRIDAY, JUNE 8. 1883.
SUMMER FESTIVITIES.
8CP1MSIU3, DANCIHtt AND FESTIVALS.
The Knigbta of Fjthlu Btmrabar Tbelr
Lady Friend. Y. M. C. A. FMttral
Ulrthday 1 arty.
The strawberry festival of the Yeung
Men's Christian association opened in
their ball last evening, and was Jairly pa
tronized. The hall is very tastefully dec
orated with a profusion of American flags
arranged around the walls and in the chan
dilicrs. Rich, ripe strawberries and sngar
and cream were served te all visitors ;
while ice creams, delicious fruits and nuts
of all kinds and flowers arranged in button
hole and hand bouquets were Beld at very
low prices. The festival will continue this
evening and te-morrow afternoon and
evening. Tickets for admission are only
ten cents and the purchaser of a ticket is
net only entitled te a plate of strawberries
and cream, but also te admission te the
museum in the third-story of the building.
The museum is a most interesting feature,
including as it does one of the very best
mitieralegical cabinets in the state, while
its ornithological, entomeligical. Indian,
Egyptian and ether departments contain
thousands of rare and beautiful specimens.
Pupils of the public schools will have an
opportunity of visiting the festival and
museum te morrow, and ic is an opportu
nity they hheuld avail themselves of.
KuIglitH or Pythias Sapper and Sociable.
Last evening Iuland division, Ne. 7,
Uniform Hank Knights of Pythias, gave a
seciable and supper in Excelsior lull, te
their lady friends who lent their valua
ble aid te make the recent fair of the di
vision a succ3s.s. After a promenade the
whole parly sat down te supper at 9
o'clock. The tables were spread the whele
length of the room, and one hundred and
thirty persons paitoek of the excellent
supper, which was prepared by Sir Knight
Jehn C. Spaeth. Uefoie sitting down Sir
Knight II. M. Ileuser made a short
speech, thanking the ladies for the gieat
interest manifested by them iu the fair,
and the geed work they had dene and
then invited theiu te be seated. After
supper the room was cleared and dancing
began te the music of Tayler's orchestra,
and it was kept up until 2 o'clock this
morning. The whele affair was very
pleasant, and will long be remembered by
all who wcre present.
I'lrtlulay Celebration.
Yesterday Mr. Jehu Burger " came of
age" and his fellow mambers of the Union
lire company determined te give a fitting
celebration of his chauge from bayhoed te
manhood. They londezveused te the
number of about tifty at the hall of the
Union, corner of North Market and Grant
street:), aud with the city band at the
head of the column, marched te
the residence of Mr. Burger's parents,
oppesito St. Jeseph's hospital. Here a
few uispiiing tunes wero played by the
band, after which the party was invited
into tlu hospitabse mansion. Wm, Snyder
aud E. E. Snyder en the part of the visi visi
eor.1; made felicitous speeches of cengratu
lalien te the young gentleman, who re
sponded iu appropriate terms, after which
he did the handseme thing by inviting the
quests te partake of luncheon. This ended
the 10 wcre mere speeches and mere music
alter which the company again formed
line and with many geed wishes for his
futiiie ivtilfem bid the young man geed
ni'jrhl.
GOI.UftlUIA NEWS.
Frem Our icegular Correspondent.
A Walnut stieet family are much an
nc.ycd by a swarm of bees which hived
under the weather bearding of their hetibc
icsteiday, aud would like te knew what
means te ptirsiie te lid themselves of their
uuwolceino uciglibeis. A young uphol
stering establishment clerk took the bees
te be a swai in of hu;e mosquitoes. Won
der he didn't, think they were humming
birds !
A miller from Yeik county fell from the
front of the wagon en which he was sit
ting .is n was crewing a gutter en Fourth
fciivi-t, jfsterday, and narrowly escaped
beiia- crushed under the heavily laden
vuh'ns'e. Had it. net been that the horses
quickly stepped at his call given while
lading" he uvtT would have lived te take
his team horn..
Last night'ti Presbyterian festival was
a gi eat success socially, although the at
tendance was net all that could be desired.
It will doubtless be better te night aud
te morrow night, as many people prefer
attending i:h invasions en any night but
the fust.
The young folks had a delightful time
at their picnic en Chiques Reck.ycsterday,
tiiheu-Ji their pleasuie was somewhat
lessBued by the showers which prevailed.
Mr. Jebcph Dean's back pay amounts
te $7,792, a check for that amount haviug
been received last evening. He will heie
atter receive a monthly pension of $72.
Mr. Jeseph McFall has one of the first
editions of the Philadelphia Public Ledger,
:: littlo.'-.heei. then only eleven by fifteen
inehes. quite a contrast te the present
ample dimensions of that paper. He has
lefuscd an offer of $5 from a lelic hunter.
The lain Themas M. Hall's f uncial seiv
iccr.will be held in Cookman's M. E.
chapel to-meirow at 3 o'clock, p m.
Deceased cama eiigiually from Chester
county.
Onnccenut of several of the members of
the tower committee of the Columbia tire
company being absent, List evening, the
award for the building of the hose tower
was net given out.
One of the most cheering sights iu this
place is Purple's gieenhouses. It" there is
auy color net leprosunteJ here it must be
a curiosity.
A ball will be held iu the armory te
night by a number of young ladies. The
weather is tee het for such amusement.
A riding party will ksave tewu this
evening for a jaunt into the country.
The beauties there te be found are
enough te tempt any person te ilee the
town.
Willis Pierce left for his home iu New
Yerk this morning after passing a pleas
ant vacation among familiar scenes
here.
Phil Oesslcrwiil scour Bucks couutyfer
game during the next thrce weeks, haviug
left te day ler a visit te Mr. Rebert Crane
in the rural districts.
Tlie Ulcjcle Tournament
The bicycle tournament, which takes
place en the park grounds en June 15,
premises te be a fiue affair. The entries
elescd te day at 12 o'clock and they are as
fellows :
OneMile. C. B. Lougencokcr, Lancas
ter ; Samuel A. Mills, Lancaster ; Jno. A.
Geerge, Lancaster ; J.' V. Small, Yerk ;
W. Feudrich, Columbia ; S. B. Uramm,
Marietta.
Twe Mile F. A. Achey, Lancaster ; W.
B. Yeuugman, Laneaster ; Martin Rudy,
Laucaster ; S. B. Gramm, Marietta.
Three Mile C. B. Longeneeker, Lau
caster ; Jno. A. Geerge, Laucaster ; M
Giay, Laucaster ; W. Feudrich, Columbia ;
S. 13. Gramm, Marietta.
Five Mile W. Frank Gorrecht, Lancas
ter ; Jacob Shirk, Lancaster ; S. B.
Gramm, Marietta.
Assault and Battery.
Calvin Smith had a hearing bafere Al
derman Alex. Dennelly, te answer for as
sanlt and battery en Mrs. Sarah Hinder.
The case was made out, but efforts are
making te have it adjusted etherwise it
will be returned te court.
An Ktry.
A big bay horse has been running at
large in the upper part of the city. He
may be a stolen and abandoned by the
thief ; or eue that was turned out te grass
by his ewusr aud slippad the baiter.
WMbnUster FresbytcrUl.
The Heme Missionary Presbyterial so
ciety of Westminster presbytery, composed
of the churches of Yerk-, Lancaster and
LiCDanen ceunties,heId in Yerk, yesterday,
its first meeting since its organization hut
February. The church was redolent with
the odor of sweet flowers. The meeting
was opened by Mrs, Bryan, of Allegheny,
who conducted a short devotional meeting;
after this the president, Mrs. Hastings, of
Colerain, took the chair. Very encourag
ing reports of the work, in various
churches, were given. .Mrs. Dr. Under
wood, of Lancaster, read an instructive
paper en " Giving," containing some very
practical thoughts; she urges the mak
ing of this branch of worship mere a mat
ter of conscience than it generally is. Miss
Flera Lane, of New Harmony church,
read a paper en " Alaska." The subject
of giving was discussed in an informal
manner, and many geed suggestions
eflered. Free-will offerings amounting te
about $102 wero sent in by different
churches of the presbytery ; the money te
be used te build a home for one of the
missionaries, Mrs. Willard, of Alaska ;
Mrs. Baily, of Harrisburg ; Mrs Nors Ners Nors
ciess, of Carlisle aud Mrs. Bryau, of Alle
gheny addressed the meeting. Dr. Rebier,
of the beard of home missions was intro
duced by Dr. Niles and gave some words
of cheer.
LAST NIGHT'S OTOKM.
A Itaru burned In Brecknock.
A dispatch Iretn Reading this afternoon
says : "Additional reports received to
day, show that last night's storm was eue
of the severest for years. A force of men
was kept at work nearly all night iu re
pairing the break, caused by the washout
at Perkiomen Junction, en the Philadel
phia and Reading railroad. The barn of
Geerge Sprechcr, in Brecknock, Lancaster
county, and another baru at Penllyu,
Chester county, were struck by lightning
and destroyed, and a church at Amity -ville
was considerably damaged. Cattle
and horses were killed in various parts of
the county."
'Hie Kphrata Cburch Case.
Iu the opiuien of the supreme court in
me &purala church case, as printed in
the Intkltjgi:nci:r last evening, occurred
the following :
The decree below was impreviuentlg and
unjustly entered and must be sit aside.
It is fair te all concerned te say that the
italics iu which the above was printed were
iu the copy furnished us ; but net iu the
original opinion ; the word " unjustly "
was a misprint for " unlawfully."
Clmritnble Iteqtiest.
The will of Mrs. Sarah Mulvauey, of
Vine street, who was buried en Wednesday
last has beeu admitted te prebate. She
wills that'after her funeral espouses shall
be paid, $100 shall be set apart te pay for
masses for the repose of her soul ; aud the
balance el her estate she bequeaths te the
Little Sisters of the Peer, Philadelphia.
Her estate is altogether personal, aud will
lealize fiem $000 te $700. Jehn A. Ceylo,
esq., is executer of the will.
Henry Reed's Funeral.
The funeral of Hairy Reed, who was
killed en Tuesday nis-lit by falling from a
window at Shober's hotel, took place this
aftorueon from the residence of his sister
en Green street. There was? a large at
tendance el friends aud relatives, includ
ing the empleyes of Altick & Sen's car
riage shops, where deceased was employed.
The interment was made at the Laucaster
cemctery.
I.ildge Located.
Yesterday the county commissioners,
accompanied by S. C. Slaymaker, civil
engineer, paid a visit te M.ier's Fording,
betweeu Raphe and East Denegal town
ship, en the Little Chickies cieck, and
located a bridge which will he built as
seen as proposals cau be let.
Iirunk and Disorderly.
Ruth Weeds, colored, was arrest ed and
committed te jail by Alderiuau Alex.
Dennelly for a hearing of drunken and
dh-eiderly conduct picferrcd against her.
tte.nre the Mayer.
The mayor had hut four vagrants, three
men aud a woman, this morning, and
they wcie all discharged.
Heed Approved.
The pest office department has approved
the $500 bend of Denj. F. DillVnderli'er,
postmaster at Old Line, this county.
The yuecii's model.
ZillerA Woedwurd, the energetic imitative
niu-le dealers, who are ever ahead in suet)
in alters have te day received Irem I he Masen
A Hamlin organ uiunututtery the Queen's
Mede! organ. " 11 Is a lae simile et ttic organ
recently made by Masen A Hamlin irem lur
nlshcd speciUcultens expressly ter and sold te
Her Ci-ncleus Malcsty Victeria, Queen et Eng
land " Tills organ, llie lineal ever breugl t te
Lancaster can be seen In Zeller A Woodward's
window, .Ne. S3 West King stieei.
1001 1'retty Things
Ol a'.l kinds, el which everyone neeil-i some
thing ; such us Jewelrv, plain or showy ; cut
lery bright and keen; aicordeens and gui
tar strings ; pccuilpset nil grades ler pee
pie et all ages, Irem 22c up ; gents' luriiis'.iing
goods in all the lovely sh ides el suiunier
wear ; beets and shoes ; c mhs und brush,. s ;
parasols, and especially millinery. Special
i eductien has been made in summer millin
ery and ladles beiere going 10 seashore or
mountain shenl.i sce hew prctl and cheap
millinery is ut A. Wish's, Ne C North Queen
street, Kvcrythi'ig pretty and cheap.
N. 11. Kvery thing pretty and cheap. jS 21
'"'nHKViAI. KOTIVKS.
Te i.ADics It you wish te render your
skin white and snfl,use Glenn's Sulphur Sfrnp.
Pike's Toothache Dreps euro in one minute.
jl-lwdeedAw
The Kemeval et the Stamp Act u Benefit te
the People.
In anticipation et the repeal et the stamp
act, the size of l lie bottles containing the cel
ebrated Simmons I.Iver Kcgnlater have been
materially increased, se that ter $1 the quan
tity et the medicine will be grf ater than here
tofore. A9k your druggtbt ler, and be sure
you get the big bottle el Simmons Livku Regu
lator. Net a Case.
Net a case et rheumatism, net a case of neu
ralgia, net a case et lameness, net a case el
pain or sprain net one has failed loge when
attacked by Themas' Eclectrie Oil. Ker sale
by II. 1$. Cochran, druggist. 137 and 139 North
Oueen street.
US' Se woman really practices economy un
less she uses the Diamond Dyes. Many dollars
can be saved every year. Ask the druggi't.
Fresh air, exercise, geed loed ant? Dr. Ben -son's
Celery and Chamomile Pills will, when
used together, cure any case et nervousness,
sick heactacho.er Indigestion. They strengthen
the n rveus system. 5,030 Physicians pre
scribe tlietn.
"Fer four years I suffered agony from a skin
disease. Dr. Bensen's Skin Cure cured me."
('. i.. McDonald, Piantersvllle, Ala. $1. at
druggists.
VIC AT as
Wuite. Suddenly, el heart disease, en the
7th inst.. Jacob F. While, In the Beth year of
his age.
The relatives and friends and the empleyes
or the Lancaster comb lactery, are lesp.-ct
lully invited te attend his tnneral, from his
late residence, Ne. 3U West Walnut stieet, en
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment
at Woedwartt Hill cemetery. j"-2l
Matters. In this city, en the Ctii inst.,
Jehn Mutlcrn, in the 71 year et his age.
The relatives and friends el the lamilyare
respectfully invited te attend lh-) funeral.
irem his late residence, Ne. 721 Souta Queen
street, en Sunday atternoen at 3 o'clock. In
terment at ZIen cemetery. 2t
SMITH.-June 7, 1883, In Lit It, William
Smith, iu the 47th year e' his age.
The relatives and friends et the family are
respectfully Invited te attend the funeral, en
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment at
the Moravian Cemetery.
FetTZ. June 8. 1883. In Lltitz. Mrs. Samuel
Feltz. in the 43d year et her age.
The relatives and friends et the family are
invited te attend the funeral en Monday at
9 a. m. Interment at New Haven churcn
cemetery.
JV.EW ADTXKTIHKMENTa
WANTKU A GIKL TU DO GENEUAL
housework. Wages, $125. Inquire at
je7-3td THIS OFFICE.
WANTKU A BAKKR TO WORK AS
second hand. Apply te
L.. GOSS & SON,
JS-tfd Ne. 101 Middle St.
YKLLOW FRONT Cc. IIAVANA UlttAR,
is the best in the city, made and for sale
ar,
HAUTMAN'S YELLOW FKONT CIGAI'
STOKE.
BASKKTS UIVKN AWAY.
Will be given away at Clarke's Tea and
Coffee Stere, Ne. 31 West King street, a nice
basket with every two pounds or coffee. Uest
Granulated Sugar, 9 cents, at
J5-Ct Ne. 31 WKST KING STUEET.
ROBKKT FIlI.TeN.
All persons wishing te take a pleasure
tiip en the steamboat Kebcrt Fulton will take
the read east et almshouse te the City Water
Works, where there has been a wharf erected.
jS-2t
STKAWBKKItY KF-MTIVAL. A STKAW
berry anil Floral Festival will open in the
V. M. C. A. Hall THIS EVENING and con
tinue Friday and Saturday. Admission. 10c.,
which includes a plate et cream or berrtes.
Je7-2t
AKIJl.l. LINK OF I.OKKIL.L.AKUS
Chewing Tobacco. Kebecca ; takes the
lead at 10 cents per plug at
HAUTMAN'S YELLOW FKONT OIUAIt
STOKK.
PUUL.IU SAI.K OF UOKSKS.-UN MON
DAY, JUNE 11. 1S3X at the Merrlmac
Heuse, Lancaster. Pa., a car-lead et Canada
Horses. Among them some drivers and some
suitable for general farm use. Sale at 1
o'clock, p. m. GEOKGE GROSSMAN.
iG-ltw&'2ldF&S
C-W LOsT.-OM MONDAY I.V'KNtNO A
) large Ked Cew, with white star en lore lere lere
head, white mark en each hind loot, went
cstiay from the Paper Mill grounds at Uink Uink
ley's ilridge. The Under will be suitably re
warded by informing JAM KS S1MONTON, at
Blnkley's llrldge, or II. MAllTIN, city.
jeC-lwd
NOT1CK TS TICAUIIKKS NOTIVK IS
hereby; given that the Scheel Heard et
East Denegal township will meet in the High
Scheel building at Mavteu-n, I.ancister Ce.,
Pa., en Saturday, June 10, ISSJ. ter the purpose
of appointing teaeheis ler said township. Uy
order et -SIMON I.. IJKANDT. fee'y.,
Uex 181 Marietta, Pa.,
j(i iOtd Lancaster County.
M KF.T1NO OF TU K
DumecRitic County Committee
Will be held in Khnads' lluilding. Ne. c West
King street (si-ceml Heur) en MONDAY,
JUNE 18, 1SS3, at iu o'clock it. m., f r the pur
pose et lii g the time ler the holding el
the County Convention. W. II. ROLAND,
jfi-ieii&itw Chairman.
ESTATF. OF MAKlll MULVANKY, LATK
et the cityet Lancaster, dee'd. Letters tes
tamentary en said estate having been grunted
te the undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are rc'iccsti'd toinake Immediate pay
ment, and these having claims or demands
against the same, will pte-ent thein without
delay for settlement te the undersigned, re
siding In the city of Lancaster.
JNO. A. COYLE,
jiiS-OhleawF Executer.
ISTATK OF JK'fK.lIlAH UAUMAN,
j tale of the City el Lancaster, dee'd. The
undersigned auditor appointed te d stribute
the balance remaining in the hands of W. II.
lie?, executer, te and among thexe legally en
titled te the same, will sit for that purpose
en SATURDAY. JON K IC, 1SU. at 10 o'clock,
a. m in the Library Roem et theCourt'Heusc,
in the Cityet Lancaster, where all persons lit
t-rcsted in said distribution mav attend.
W. LEAMAN.
m:.'y2"4tdeawF Auditor.
ri..i..A
ItSIIN J rilMTKK
HAVE ALREADY I'.KGUN
tnevcihuul their SPRING CLOTHING and
mai k down th.i suits that arc net selling as
leadhy as they would like, and the Beys'
t.'leililng is the llrstie be reduced.
Te leriii a cerivet litca of hew much or hew
hide lln-var MARKED DOWN you should
cmiieand see them. The old pricrt and the
M ARKKD DOWN price are both en the ticket.
ISej s Irem 12 te 17 years et age can get some
clothes cheap new it they nevtr could belerc
and it is very certain these suits will seen be
gene.
The GREATEST VARlliTV of STRAW
HATS and the largest bteck is here with us
and you will save time and money by coming
direct here when in want ofthuse gneds.
Every Hal is marked in plain figures and
Iheyavose arr.mned that you can bee them
all with but liMIe tieuble.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR in all gia'le.
lieui plain silk gee is de.vu te the cheapc t
gauze.
ThenAI.I'.RlGGAN UNDERSHIRT ter r.Oc,
and the FEATHER WkMGUT DRAWERS for
T.'ie , iiKike it desinble Suit.
AnottierlnveicaofNEW NECKWEAR this
we lcaml llie alyles arc cve-yiidngthat could
be drslred as well as scase'iai.lc
The latest stjles or LIsKN COLLAKS ulid
CUFFS are here, as w el' as Paper and Cellu
loid. The Celluloid goods you can wash with
but little trouble, simply wltti clear water aud
toilet aeap applied with a brush.
In the SHOE DEPARTMENT is eviivthing
ler the comlert et the led anil It there is a
Luly or Gentleman in Lancaster or vicinity
who has net visited thiJ department they will
flint i very much te tueir interest te knew
what l being sold there, especially In the
tine guides of goods.
WILLIAMSON
& FOSTER,
32, U, 3fi & 38 Fast Kins; St.,
J
IIUN U1EMKNZ.
BOOTS AUD SHOES
Oheapsr Than Ever.
$1.00 $100
Fer Children's Kid Butten Shoes ; size, 8 te 10.
$L25 $L25
Fer Misses' Pebble Unueu Shoes; size, II te 2.
$125 $L25
Fer Beys' Butten or Lace Shoes.
75
75
Fer Ladles' Lew Cut Opera Slippers.
$150 $150
Fer laulii'a' Coe. I Rutten Shoes.
$L00 $1-00
Fer Ladles' l.a'ting Luce Shoes.
50 -50
Fer Ladles' Leather Heuse clippers.
2-00
S2-00
(.
Fer Ladies' Kid Butten snee3 with Worked
isiiiton-ueies.
$250
$250
Fer Ladies' Finest Kid Butten Shoes with
Worked Button-Heles.
$L50 $L50
Fer Men's Butten Shoes ; worth S2.C0.
3A large asseitmcnt et SHOES ler every
body. The only place te buy the LANCAS
TER MADE SHOE.
J. H1EMENZ,
Ne. 51 NORTH.QUEBN ST.,
mar 23 ttdF INQUIKKB BUILDING.
BMW ADTMMTUMMUtSTa.
s
TRAWBKIDOB A GLVTHIJSK.
THREE SPECIMEN LOTS
PROM THE SILK DEPARTMENT,
Tbe First Specimen Let consists of 163 Pieces
LYONS COLORED GROS GRAIN SILKS.
Full 20 inches in width and in all the desirable colorings, at ONE DOL
LAR PER YARD.
This qnality has never been sold at any time under $1.25.
The Second Specimen Let consists r 62 Pieces
All-Silk Black Rhadames
Fine and evenly woven Lyens goods, AT ONE DOLLAR PER YARD.
A similar quality has never been offered before for less than $1 25.J5
The Third Specimen Let consists of 27 Pieces.
Golered Ground All-Silk Foulards
With neat figures, AT FIFTY CENTS PER YARD.
The former price was G5 cents, and that was considered low for such goods.
THE ABOVE THREE LOTS MAY BE FAIRLY TAKEN AS ILLUSTRATIVE
OF NUMEROUS OTHERS.
STRAWBEME & CLOTHIER,
EIGHTH AND MARKET. EIGHTH AND FILBERT.
PHILADELPHIA.
w
ANARIAKER & BKOWN.
OAK HALL BULLETIN.
Special Prices for June 8.
NO GENERALITIES DEFINITE STATEMENT ON
EVERY LINE OF GOODS OFFERED.
1,656
MALTESE CROSS
Laundried DRESS SHIRTS.
These Shirts are of Howe
Muslin and very fine Linen and
are fully up te the Oak Hall
Standard of workmanship. They
were ordered by a house in
New Yerk, but for our own
reasons were net delivered. As
they de net bear our trade
mark and interfere with our
regular goods, we have deter
mined te close them at
62 CENTS EACH.
The above are only specimen bargains.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
Oak Hall, S. E. Cor. Sixth and Market.
NJ:H AOVVRTIHF.MKNTS.
1)KH'OSAl. rOK tlAV, OATS AND
Straw; Proposals ter turn tailing tbe Fire
Department wltli Ne. 1 Oats, Hay anil Straw
et tlie best qualitv for the period of six months
will I e reratvei! by tlie Fire coinmittee at tlie
Mayer's Office up te Saturday, June 9tb, at 7
o'clock p. m. tiiits must statu quality.
By order et tbe Committee en Fire Engine
und Hese.
Attest: J. B MARKLKV,
J6-3t Cifcik.
t
.Mtf.V'S (JHAKCOAI, L.OZKNUKM.
Tlie most reliable anil surest euro for
Headui'be. Dysuensla. Indigestion. Heartburn.
Bad Uieath and all diseases arising Irem a
disordered stomach. Prien 25c. per Het,
mailable. Prepared and el1 by
ANOHKW (1. FliEY, DllUUUIST.
29 K. Orange St., Cor. Christian,
Lancaster, Ph.
Drugs, Chemicals, etc., always en hand at
the ms! reasonable prices. uM7-lyilAw
'KIOAY, JUNK 7.
A FEW DAYS AGO A YOUNG MAURIKD
COUPI.K (ON THKIlt WEDDING TRIP)
CAU.EDTO H AVKTIIKIK PIIOTOSTAKEN
BY THIS INSTANTANKOUS PKOCKsS TO
GIVE TO THKIlt FltlKNDb. THEY WERE
SO WELL PLEASED WITH THEM THAT
THEY SENT AN ORDER FOR TWO DOZEN
MORE.
J. E. ROTE,
Ne. 106 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
juneMId
A GENUINE SUttfKISE!
THE PUBLIC TREATED TO
A GENUINE SURPRISE
THE NEWS OF THE
GREAT BARGAINS
We are efferinc in our entire stock et
Clothing and Gentlemen's Furn
ishing Goods
Is spreading rapidly and we take this means
et asking these who have net yet been te si e
us te can en us and satlsty themselves el the
correctness et the above.
PRICES REDUCED 30 PER CENT. ON OUR
ENTIRE STOCK.
It being our rule te close out our entire
stock at the end of each season, this year we
glieyeu the benefit el the same three weeks
earlier than usual.
1j ADIES. we net only call your attention te
these HANDSOME LITTLE EMBROIDERED
SUITS which we have Just received, anil are
selling te cheap, but we are ulvlng decided
bargains In our entire stock of CIIILDRENS'
SUITS. Our prices are scarcely CO per cent, el
what ether stores will charge you for the
same goons.
O-GAUZE UNDERWEAR, NECKWEAR,
SHIRTS and FURNISHING GOODS et all de
scriptions are en our counters, at very low
figures.
Have you t-cen these 75c. OVERALLS a-;d
SZ.OO ULU JS FLANNEL COATS ?
JKT EXTRA BARGAINS in MEN'S LIGHT
COLORED SUITS.
Hirsli & Brether,
ENN HALL CLOTHING HOUSE.
Ner, 2 & 4 North Queen Street.
FANCY ALPACA
COATS.
Fine English Goods at $1.25 ;
marked down from $2.50.
500 VESTS
Of Duck and Marseilles at
75 Cents.
Original price, $1.50 te $2.50.
200 SUITS
Fer Small Beys, ei fine Blue
Flannel and Fancy Cassimere,
at $2.50.
Half price and less.
NKW AJfrJUittlSJEVEN'tA.
MUKIV! 'J'S BUT.
CHANGE YOUlt
UNDERWEAR.
UAUZK UNDKUSIIIUTS In Sizes Irem 34 te
te Inches, (juuzc, Mu-tliu anil Jean Drawers.
Camlbelcs, Filet Dc Sanle Pour H'emnvs
Fancy Hosiery, New Ties and Cellars at
Erisman's, the Shirtmaker,
UI.UK FRONT
GENTS' . FURNISHING STORE,
Ne 17 Weat King Street
T IIUKSM'M.
FIREWORKS.
FIREWORKS.
TO DEALERS:
We new have In store a full stock of FIRE
WORKS el evry description which we are
prepared te Jeb te the trade at LOWEST
PHICES. Give ih a cull.
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 EAVT KING STREET.
We have a lew Dezen California Fruits, viz.:
Aprlcetts, Kg Plums und Green Gages which
we are selling at .rc. a can; thtse are bar
gains We want te close out the let. We still
have 4 can Tomatoes ler i"ic ; 3 cans Cern for
25c.; Mar Fat Peas, 10c. ; String Beans, 12c ;
Fresh Canned Apple?, 12c; Pel's Cern, 10c,
.1 c , Ac ,
At Bursk's,
Ne. 17 EAST KING STREET.
VjYKIM & KATHFON
Loek Everywhere!
But buy nowhere until you have seen the Im
mense Stock and learned hew wonderfully
LOW TUE I'RICKSare with tu, as compared
with ether stores.
Iu Lisht Summer Wear
We are exhlbltiiiir all the Desirable Novelties
and Standard Styles et the Season, and ler
Quality, Style, Make Up and Price are unsur
passed. FineClrtbhig for Men !
Nobby Mjles Ter Youths 1
Tasty Garments for Caildren !
We thoroughly understand the goods we
manufacture, which enables us te guarantee
every article sold te be exactly as represented
or the money will be refunded. This makes it
auseiuteiysaie ter anyone te ucai wun us.
OUR STOCK IS NOW BU1STL1NG WITH
BAKUAINS !
New Is the day of great values. The bar
gains grew better and better, livery garment
an evidence et enr truth.
49-AU et the advantages accruing from
long practical experience, and the manipula
tion or ready money, is assured you when
dealing here.
Myers & Rathfon,
Leading Lancaster Clothiers,
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET,
SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY BVBNING, JUNE 8, 1888
AFTERNOON TELEftRAMS.
TO-DAS'S MEWS FKOE ETERKWHKRE.
The Trial or Conspirator Began In Dublin
Tbe Various Kaces la Londen Iro
quois Among tbe Kunner.
Dublin, June 8. The trials of the
murder conspirators Kingsten and Gibney
have been postponed. They were admit
ted te bail,
The prisoner Peele was te day acquitted
of the charge of conspiracy te murder and
was immediately rearrested en the charge
of murdering Kenney, iu Seville place.
Tbe Kaces
The race te-day for the Alexandria
plate was wen by Faugh a Ballagh, with
Wallenstein second.
The race for the Werkinham stakes was
wen by Despair, with Hornpipe second
and Tyndrum third. There were sixteen
starters, including Lorillard's Aranza.
The Hadwicke stakes was wen by
Tristan, with Lorillard's Iroquois second.
There were nine starters in this race.
LABOR IKOVIILEM.,
Hundreds of Miners Make Demonstrations
In Western Ceal Fields.
St. Leuis, June 8. Information has
been received hore that a band of from
300 te 400 striking miners left Belleville,
Illinois yesterday, bearing a banner with
the inscription " Bread or Bleed." No
body seemed te knew their destination,
but it is believed that they left for Col Cel
linsville, where the machine mines are
situated. Dispatches have been received
there that a demonstration would
probably be made at the Abbey
mines or Cellinsville pits this meruiug,
but whether it would be hostile or
merely a quiet coufereuce is uet known.
All the men cngagEd in these mines me
well armed and are said te be under orders
te fire upon aiiy party who lay hands en
any of the mining property. It is thought
the party wH be about e'0 strong v;hrn
they arrive at YJellinsville.
TUEl'.S It. IC. K. VS. THE P. IC. IC
The Keads at Wr at Morrlstewn.
NenniSTOWN, Pa., June 8. A bill in
equity was filed yesterday by the Pliila
delphia & Beading railroad company te
preveut the Pennsylvania railroad com
pany from layiug tracks en Lafayette
street, between Franklin aud Mill Etrects,
this borough, en a let owned by the form
er company. The Beading company de
claru they are about te build a freight
depot and the Pennsylvania track would
cut off access thereto. The bill was served
en Jehn T. Dyer, contractor for the Penn
sylvania company, this morning. A hear
ing has been fixed for te-morrow. Dyer
at once put a large force of men at work
and laid tbe track ever the disputed ground
before neon.
A 1JODY IINEAKTUKD.
Which Leads tu tbe Discovery of a foul
Murder.
Little Beck, Ark., June 8. While a
field near Monticello was being ploughed
yesterday, the body of a man was un
earthed, which was identified as that of
Carl Williams, a negre, who disappeared
three years age. His wife subsequently
married Wm. Johnseu, also colored, ami
it is new learued that Jehnsen killed
Williams and buried the remains, In.;
wife being present at tlie tint). Beth hivj
been arrested.
Libel Suit Aga'nst tbe ICectur mid YuMtry (it
a Uliurcli.
Trenten, N. J., June 8 Alfred M.
Livingston, who was given an adversn
decision by the suprome court yesterday
in his certiorari case against tlie vestry of
the Trinity Episcopal church in this city,
has instructed his counsel te insttttiie a
suit for libel at eacd against the rev ter
and vestry of the churdi. lie claims
$10,000 damages.
l.lghtelug Among Powder Mill
Newiiukeu, N. Y., June 8. Dining
the severe thunder storm yesterday nfr::r
neon, tbe lightning stiuck in the vicinity
of the La HI in & Band powder works,
four miles west of here. Three of the
powder mills were cxploded and ether
buildings wcre mete or less demolished.
Frank Wail, an empleye, icccivcd in
juries which cms d his death in two
hours. Th6 less t- the powder works
amounts te several thousand dellnrc.
Suggesting that Lynchers be Puiilhliml.
St. Leuis, June 8 Gov. Crittenden
has addressed a letter te Judge Seary aud
another te the prenecuting attorney of
Gasconade county, railing attention te
the lynchiug of Whitney, the murdeier of
" Yang " IJiirchard, and suggesting the
puiiishme ut lift he guilty particH.
ltttpert.nl Ni'Wii from Uu. Creek.
Chicaoe, June 8 A Tombsleuo special
by courier from Mexico states that Gen.
Creek is encamped 150 miles neith we.st of
Vaeeri, from which point he is .sending
scouts iu all directions. Up te the time
the courier left he had had no engagement
with the Indians.
A Cadet Drowned.
Boiidentewn, N. J., June 8. J. II.
Edwards, agcd20ytars, of Washing! mi,
Del., a cadet at the military school at Uur Uur
lingteu, Del., was drowned last evening in
the Delaware rivi-r it that place. Ha in.
tendeil te leave for home this ineiiiinjr
Hin body Las net btcn icceveicd.
Henleuceit te be I lunged Next Itleutli.
Nnw Yerk, June 8. Edward Hevey,
who 8hetaud killed his sister in law, Mrs.
Fannie Verinily, en April 20th, 1882, was
te day sentenced t he hanged en the 27th
of July next.
WKATHKK INDICATION.
Washington, June 8. Fer the Middle
Atlantie states, generally fair weather,
preceded by local rains in southern por
tion, winds generally from south te west,
stationary or slight fall in temperature,
iu northern portions, slight rise in barom
eter. THK IOWA MANDITfl.
The Barber Beys Surprised at tbe Heuse or a
Germain Friend.
The noted Barber boys were capture!
rt a farm house about four miles south
west of Tripoli, a little town in Bremer
county, Iowa. During the day they had
been concealed in the barn en the farm of
August Tegtmere, a German farmer, and
at about 8 o'clock they went te the honse
and asked for supper. Henry Tegtmere, a
son of the farmer, recognized them aud
told them te wait until he went
te the house and asked his mother.
He then went into the house aud
told his father te take the children
and go te tbe neighbors and give the
alarm, while be and his mother prepared
supper. The old man did se, and as thu
Barber brothers came in the front deer he
went out the back deer te the neighbors
and told them where the boys wcre.
Several men, all of whom were Germans,
went with Tegtmere te his home. They
had no arms except one shotgun, which,
it is claimed, was net leadod. The
intention was te surround the house, and
when the boys came out te spring en thorn
and secure them before their suspicions
were aroused. This plan was baflbd
through the exeitementef one of the men,
who rushed into the house and said, " We
are going te arrest you." The Barber
boys then drew their revolvers, but as
they did se Henry Tegtmere sprang upon
Bill Barber, knocked his hand away, and
caught him by the threat. The melee
then became general, and BUI was seen
en the fleer, bat began sheeting OTer his
shoulder. Die' Barber get loose from these
who were holding him and jamped
through the window, and then began
firing at the men inside, until Henry
Pape went out of a side deer and caught
him by the arms.
By this time several of the attacking
party were wounded. Henry Karating re
ceived a ball through his body, bat still
continued te fight, and aided in tying both
ui iuu ueys wku a rope wnicu Mrs Tegt Tegt
meeo bad geno te tbe barn and procured.
Sixteen shots wero fired by the outlaws,
Bill using two 32-calibre double action
Smith fc Wessen revolvers, and Ike two
Bebin Heeds of the same calibre. The
fight was ever in a short time, aud the
boys were vanquished, bat at a fearful
cost te the captors. Of the five who at
tacked them, all were wounded. Henry
Karsting, who was shot through the body
died at 1 In the morning. Jehn H. Kar
sting was shot in the left breast, in the
hip, and in the arms. Henry Tegtmere
was snot in tne necic. rienry rape was
shot in the breasr, the ballet striking the
bone and coming out of his back. August
Tegtmere had a linger bitten and crashed.
It i3 thought that all the wounded will re
cover. MAJtKMia.
Philadelphia Market.
I'HiLADELrutA, June 8. JUeur quiet,
but ttrtu.
Kve flour at $3 7333 se.
Wheat steady; Ne. 2 Western tted, $1 19;
Ne. :: Western Ued, $1 11; Ne. 1 V.
Ked.J12:i?l2lK.
Cern (inli't und steady : Stoimer. S!261c :
sail Yellow ana Mixed, ClC3c; Ne. 3 Mixed,
SRQSSe.
Oats dull and easier: Ne. 1 Whlte. Bl(552c:
Ne. 2 de, Srtc ; Ne. 3 de, 49c ; Ne. 2 Mixed,
Kite.
liye nominal at 7O07Jc.
S.cds-Ttnsethy didl at l 8301 ; Flax
sc tree at $1 rrfftl CO.
I'rovlMens dull; Mess l'erk, fi); In Ita
Mssl!ei)t.$H.
Uutter tinner; lnermlcmin I ler. Urge lejj
et Creamery-
KggMflrm; supplies light; Pa., l'.te ; West
cm. itie.
tMieese quiet.
Other articles unchanged.
New Yerk Blunter.
Nkw Yerk, .InneS. Kletir dull unit declin
ing. Wheat !4Hic lewer: less active ; Ne. 2 Kcd
.lu'.y. Jl -.Mifl 21; Aug.. $1 21X01 '-h-
Cirri .lull and without decided change.
O.ns lifaim butter; Stale. ZliiMi: ; Western,
-ttiftSSc; Ne. 2 July, l(giH'; Aug, 42"i
tMc; Sept.,:Kc.
Llve Stock l'rlcea.
Cinc'Aiie Hogs ItccclpM, lft.OCO lieail ; el-lp-ments,
2,S1 head ; market uneven, slew mnl
r- lewer: mixed, $(J EUG 00: heavy, IC !M:
7 2T ; llKlit. W 503)7; skips, $i" :a)3G CO.
Cattle KecelpU. 5,501 head; shipments. 1,'JOl
head : miirket dull and weak at a tlvcliuu et
l()j ; e jpei'Ls. $. 8'iiJCOO; geed IocIieIch ship
ping, $." 4035 70 ; common te lair, r UH3
ft III.
Sheep Uceelpts. 1,200 head ; shipments, KM)
head ; market dull and lewer: demand weak;
inferior te fair, $283 2.r ; medium te ce.nl,
350l M ; choice te extra. $1 7j5.
Kast l.inKitTY Cattle Receipts, 2.37." head ;
nothing deiti? ; all through consignments.
Hogs Kecuipts. 1.72 head ; market 11 nn ;
1'hiladelphia.s, $7ft7 10; Yorkers, $G75iJC 85.
Sheep Kccelpts, 3.CJ0 head : market very
dull and 15c otrtrem yesterdav's nricca.
mock AiarKem.
Quotations liy Ituuil, McGrann A Ce, Kank
ors, l.'uicistnr. Pu
ll a. u. 12 M. "P.M.
L O tt ltB
Michigan Cential 'X,'; ", JGVi
New Yerk Central 1v3jj I2tti 123;;
Neu Jersey Central St! SGJsJ 8.
Ohie Central 11 115 UK
Del. l.ac!r & Western.... 12( I27X V27
Denver Kle Grande 41 4GJ$ 47J
Krle 3)H 3X """'H
K innilH & Texas 30 30J4 30
Lake Shere HO1 110 I10
Chicago & N. VI.. com ... W2J4 134)4 .34
N. N.,Ont.A Western.... 21 27' 2BJS
bt. Paul & Omaha V.y 47'4 40J
Pacific Mull 4IJ-S 4li 415
Rochester & Pittsburgh. J'JC 20 -W-
St. Paul 101 IUT ttli
Texas Pad lie :W 33 38
Union Pacille U7i OS'4 iWM
Wabash Common 28 27 27K
Wabash Pi eterred 44 41-., 41
Weafrn Union Telegraph 8fi' ; Hf.
l.eui.svilli) & Nashville... 51 .'.in 50
N. Y., Chi. A St. I. 10 10 lljji
Lehigh Valley Mi a; a;
Lehigh Navigallini 45 45 45kJ
Pennsylvania 53i 53J4 M
Ren-ling 2S.y 28, 2S
P.T.A llillla'.i. I4fJ 15 15
Neil hern Pacilic-Cem... 51 51ii T1X
Netthern Pacilic Pief... Ml 89 887i
1 1 OI Oil VII Itt .
Phlladelphlu & Krlc 18 18
N'ertneru Ceutnil ....
IJlKll-IglOUIlil .. .... ....
Canani Seulhern Kii C7'4 fi"
oil 110 ll'4 Vi.
People's P:LSueiiger. .... ....
fniancliil ami Oommerclal Neten.
Tin; New Yerk Central h.ive declared a divi
dend ' I 2 percent , pivabie July 1'i. Uneks
elose June 15. iteepn. July 20.
Cliie.ige ii.arkuts rather exsy all around.
Hulls very ceullilentaud net. disposed te lercn
things iusl new. Duly a mitterel limn when
tliey wilt have things pretty much th-lrewn
uay in mil u. Previsions in an abnnrinal
fundi inn anil uncertain.
Tins Westt-rn Union telegraph people luny
the lepiirtci shipment et a hlnck et stock te
in epe. Tlicv at'riljulethe llioel yesterd.y
te the largely increased eirniiigs.
i'i!iidnt:-iii.
Ouf.t-iUeii.I.y Vssiviaie.d Piess.
Slecks stuady.
I-lnlKletpliia.V Kile If. It 19
Reading Il'iilre.id 28-i
Peiiusylvania Railroad 5Vu
l. Idgli Valley Rallreail (r.'i
II illicit romp niles el New Jersey...... ...102
Nerl'icrii I'aclfle..... 51
"'irlliern Paeitie t'relerre I 895
Northern cntral Railroad 58
l.ehigli Navigatlun Company 4.
N'orristeivn Rail ion I !(H
Ceutnil Tr.insp'irtatien Ce iip-my 741
Pittsb'g, Titusville A CHI de It. ft I4'i
l.iltln Schuylkill Railroad 59
New Kirk
()un::;tieii4 bv A-ie.i:ite..l Pre.ii.
btnrks strong.
New Yerk Central !'&
Krii: Railroad... DW,
Ailauis Cypress lit)
Aliclilgan Central Ralliead -. rc-f
iMichigan ei:ili.i'ii Ruiireail Ilu
Illinois Central RaiIiei'l II.'.
Cleveland A Pittsburgh Railroad l".i
Chic-go A Reck Island Rallreiut ..Ii'
Pittsburgh & Fert Wayne Railroad 130
Western Union Telegraph Company S.3
Teledo A Wabash :... 'fflx
New Jextcy Central s'
New Yerk Ontario A Western 27
IIIIIY MY OOOUS FKOM FJKsT IIAN.'S
Ter cash and sell the beat goeils for lhl
money in the city at
I! HITMAN'S YELLOW KRONT CIU..
STORK.
BAKUAINS IN WATCUK3, ULOOU
Chains, Kings, Spectacles, Ac Repairing
et all kinds will receive my personal atten
tion. LOUIS WEBER, Ne. 159JJ N.rth Queuit
street. Remember name an. I number. !
rectly oppesito City lintel, near Pennaylv.m 1
ralltead depot. Iee28lv.-
SAI.C Or HOMl'OAl. Hr-KIMOS II At CO
INO HOUSE.
I5y virtue or an Act et Assembly, providing
fur tint Public Sale et the Grounds, Water
Power (Hoever's Springs), and Hatching
Heuse belonging te the state, n;a'c.t near
Denegal Springs. Lancaster county, about
tiveaiid-.'.-half miles from the Pennsylvanl.i
ralltead either at Mount Jey or Marietta, llui
same will l;eel!eieil at public vendue or oui eui oui
cryen the premise-", en TUESDAY, the lith
day ir JUNE, A. 1)., 1883, at 12 O'clock non,
et that day, censi.-sling el one acre el highly
cult vated land, fine Hew et llmentone wntnr
ter all ordinary purposes, and a substantially
constructed well built Frame Heuse one liun
drul feet long by thirty-two Icet wide, well
adapted 1 or residence, corn or tobacco shed,
and would be a most desirable location,
and tlxt res for artificial fish culture en a lim
ited scale. The statu reserving the right te
acceptor reject all bids, and te exclude from
the sale the Iren conduit pipes. Terms eC
sale, casli en delivery et deed. Possession te
be given en April 1, 1881. or sooner ir stecK eC
nsh can he safely removed.
JAMBS DUFFY,
Marietta.
ARTHUR MAOINNIS,
Swift Water. Menree county.
BEN.M-.HBW1T.
Ilellldaybnig.
JOHN HUMMEL,
Sclingsgrevc.
O. M. MILLER,
Wllkes-Harre-.
KOKERT DALZELL,
Pitbtbnrgli:
Statu FIsliery CoinmlAsteners.
N. II. In cue the above property is seM
appllcitieiis ler new site In the eastern part eC
the stale will be received at one j by tlu out eut out
mlssieners, witli illagrams et location, quan.
tlty and temperature el water, rutlrea-l' iail
ities, and such inducements as may De etteie-i
directed te
U. L. IIEWIT, llellidaysbnrg,
Secretary State Beard or Jflshery CeinmU.
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