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Cruelty te GUM.
Mtb. Annie Werte, . residing en Ctay
street, has been complained againrtDjner
iSBTben for cruelty tea H"18"?"'
old girl, a daughter of Mrs. MbeahaU,
who she had Uken te raise. It is alleged
that she net only beats the child, but fre
quently locks it up in the house and leaves
it alone' for many hours at a time both day
and night. She will have a hearing before
Alderman Samson.
m
rammtBy Arretted.
A dispatch from Wilkesbarre te the
lNTEM.JGr.NCEn this afternoon says :
Tammany, the notorious blackmailer, who
incited the riot at Lee Park yesterday, had
a hearing before Alderman Parsons this
morning and held in $5,000 bail te answer.
Tammany is well-known in Lancaster be
ing a student of Franklin and Marshall col
lege for 6eme years.
Leb Fer Handsome Uedim.
On North Lime street, opposite Lancas
tcr cemetery, are the most eligible lets
available, en wbich te build fine mansions.
The eight lets are for sale by A.. W.
RusmjI, at 22 East King street. He has
also very desirable lets for building pur
poses en Frederick street. These contem
plating building should call at once.
Attention Is called le the advertisement or
the sale et nul estate et the lute Marv M. Dan
nor. nt tlii- Keystone hotel this evening.
Ire Cream uarden.
Tins most inviting place In Lancasterduring
this teuiper-pioveklng weather is the lovely
Ice ci cam pn lern and garden of J. It. Ueyer,
at N03. Hi and VI West Klnc street. Mr. It. has
done all thai money and geed taste could de
te beautify his always magnificent place.
Coeling fountains, i-liadv nooks, refreshing
!., and a general air of brightness anil airi
ness pcivadcs this tempting spot. Summer
coined leneiy, fruits, berries and cakes whole whele
sile and retail at fame place. ltd
1001 l'retty Tilings
Ot all kinds, of which everyone needs some
thing ; such its Jewelry, plain or showy ; cut
lery, bright and keen ; aecordeens anil gui
tar Htilngs; spectacles et all grades ler peo
ple etall ages, from 22c up ; gents' furnishing
goods in all the lovely hliades el summer
wear ; beets and shoes ; cr.mbs anil brushes ;
parjsels, and especially millinery. Special
icduct ion has been made In .summer millin
ery and ladles before geln? 10 seashem or
mountain should sce hew pretty and cheap
millinery Is at A. Illi sh'ri, Ne i; North Queen
street. Everything pietty and cheap.
N. I!. Everything pietty and cheap. J3 2t
Keauty at Ueine.
Unci: only the ilcli had beautiful homes, but
happily new most all can have them. The
families who have eheertul rooms wheie
everything breathes et welcome will be hap
pier I him these wlm live where beauty and
taste :u e strangers. In visiting the homes et
Lancaster the mi iter llnds these most altrac
tivethal Ii tveieceive I the careful attention
el skilful nphnlttcieit and furniture dealeis,
ter it Is their ml which se greatly aids the
geed hou-ewlte in her eilerls 1 1 make he no
pleasing Tinue who wish toebt-iln aglimp"0
et Uic chat ins et this at turn invited location
J. M. Kcipcr, tlie e.stenslvi) upholsterer and
tiiiiiitiire manufacturer. Ne. V North Queen
stitet Them will bit found many beautilul
things in his line, anil can Im seen tbii Queen
Anne style, which Is again coming into favei:
while the refined Kastlukti Is last being num.
Irjred among things tint weie. The Queen
Anne style et tiirniluieislew and plain chalis
and bulsteads; heavy and strong t. Miles and
Inure mlrreis. In parlorsultsedilltyotcolors
prevail anil ditleient kinds et cliufrn am used
in the sainit pallor. Indeed, it l pretty much
a go as yeu-pleaie-slyle just new. As the
goods and ii-l ms will suit ou, all Mr. Kelper
asks it n e.dl at Ne. 15 NerlhQuccn st. HiKtw
AniiiHOiiieiitH.
Lerlui r. On Tuesday evening next, Kev.
James Mm row, 1). 1)., or Philadelphia, will
deliver :i leclme in the Duke street M. E.
chinch, en "Ii eland and Specimen Irislnncn."
In view el the lafe events concerning the
Irish nation and Die attentien given them, the
ledum el Dr. Merrow will Im from this ma
son alone intciuUiug. And ns he has the lcp-
nlutlnii el a geed speaker and his lecture is
-aid te abound with humor ami instruction,
he should have a large attendance.
UK AT It it
(iKitnuu III 'his cily. en Friday. .1 uue 8th,
Mrs. Cath irlnetJeiber, widoweftlie Inte Peter
U. Ceiber, in thn7ltli year of her age.
Funeral fiem her late residence, Ne. lil
East .lames stieet, Monday, dune lltli, at3
o'clock p m. Fi lemls and relatives are in
vited te attend without Iiulher notice. Burial
ill Lancister cemetery.
Mattkhn. In this city, en the Olh Inst.,
.lehn Mattern, In the 7.M year et his age.
The relatives and ti lends el the family aie
respectfully iuviled te attend tin) funeral,
trem his late residence. Ne. 7ii Seuth Queen
Htreet, en .Sunday allcrnoen at :t o'clock. In
terment tit 'ion cenief ery. 2t
Smith. -.lime 7, ls.l, in Mtit7, William
Smith, in the -17th ycare' his age.
The relatives and fi lends et the family are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral, en
hunilay morning at 10 o'clock. Inleimenl at
t he Mnravi m Cemelei y.
Felt.. Junes. 1SS.5 in Lititz. Mrs. Samuel
Polls', in the l.!d year of her age.
The. lelativcs ami trlendsef the family are
invited te alien I the luneral en Monday at
'. a. in. Inleinient at New Haven churcli
cemelei y.
Wiwi lace.- .1 line b, lSs.!. at the State Nermal
school Millcrsvillc, Pa., Aided Bayaid, seu of
1'iet. -I. Willis West lake, aged :i years ami '.2
days. lt
si:w AitrjiiirisuuEXTii:
1
liNCII CLAM Sillll' THIS f.VKNINO AT
MaiKel ami ( Irani streets, onneslle Union
lle-e lleus.. hprenger's ice cold Beer en tap.
lt
IllllV niV COODSFKOM FIUVT BANuS
ter cash and sell the lieut goe.ls ter the
nienev in the city at
ha"rt?ian'-- mclhiw kkentckjak
KTORK
ANTKII-1U SKUARMAKKKM, MALI;
f f or fiunale.
berrj slice!.
It
Apply at 211 North Mnl
.1. P. WOLF.
ri'llf; C1TV MX DVI'LUtATKlS NOW IN
X lay hands ami : per cent, abatement will
be allowed il paid en or belore July 1.
C. F. MYERS,
it City Treasurer.
w
ANTiai-A SITUATION AS POKTcK
In a store or te di ive a business wagon.
Geed lefeieiifegivcn. Addiess
J. G. F.,
It Ne. :I4 Concstega Street.
TU It T I. K SOU P. FKOGS, SPKINU
Chickens. Lebster Salad, Deviled Crabs,
and all ether delicacies et the season this aud
every ether evening at Mil er's Restaurant
and Dining Reems. Sprer-ger'aljceren tan.
It Ne. ?; NORTH QUEEN ST.
STKAWHKRRV KK.iTlAL.-A STRAW
beny and Meral Festival will open In the
Y. -M.C. A. Hall THIS EVENING and con
tinue Friday and Saturday. Adiul-slen. 10c.,
widen includes a plate et cream or berries.
je7-2t
S1
SCHOOL TAX 1883.
uplicate is in the hands of the
:S percent, ett for prompt pay
W. O. MARSHALL, Trejsurer,
Ne. 12 Centre Sauare.
Treas liter.
meut.
Otticn hours from 9 a. m. te 4 p. in.
JOttdR
N'
LTOTHJK NOTICE IS UKREBY UlVr n
te the nubile In ueueral that 1 will net be
responsible for any debts contracted by Jehn
Mlliiehaech, a boy between the age or 20 ami 21
years, whom I get from the Chlldrcns' Heme
about lour years age, and who reemtly leJt
my pieintses wti limit. nnv provocation.
ALBERT SMITH,
Hd&w Providence township.
600QDABTS
Fresli Ceunlrj Strawberries,
Picked this atternoen. Every varietyef Fresli
Veeetables. My celebrated Creamery liulter
reduced te 2Sc. bait and Spiced oysters at
CHAS. W. ECKERT'S DAILY MARKET,
It Ne. 120 hast King Street.
DRUGS.' DKCUSIIIKlOSl
I be unde: signed having purchased the
DRUG STORE, CORNER NORTH PRINCE
AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
foru-.e-ly kept bv A. D. Haines, respectfully
informs the public that lie Is prepared te fur
nish the be-t
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND TOILET
ARTICLES.
Preset iptlens carefully compounded by per
sons of experience.
It OB. W. WOBULEY.
1OWKKS HUKST.
BOWERS
26 and 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
Neb.
sisss
Ac.
We have them marked very low.
JUST OPENED, another Let of SWISS
JUST OPENED, an Elegant Line or all
Our Ladles' MUSLIN UNDEKWEAP. U
TJres' and Celldren's GAU.E UNDEKWEAU, in High Necks and Leng Sleeves. High Neck and Short Sleeves, and Lew Neck
and Short sleeves, in all sizes irein 16-lnch up te 3C-lncli. Our prices range irem 12c. up.
SPECIAL BARGAINS In BLACK SILKS. It will pay you te examine them before purchasing.
BOWERS &
Nes. 26 and 28 North Queen Street,
JOHN
a. UIVLEK & CO.
SEASONABLE DEESS
ALL SILK STRIPED AND FIGURED GRENADINES.
FULL LINE OF SUMMER SILKS.
NUN'S VEILINGS, IN ALL THE DESIRABLE SHADES.
VICTORIA AND PERSIAN LAWNS.
LINON DE INDES, IN ALL QUALITIES.
FULL LINES OF
L-ACES AND EMBROIDERIES FOR TRIMMING.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
Ne. 25 East King Street,
JV.BII AlH'JUttTMHKiai.lilB.
FOK RENT.
A WELL ESTABLISHED BAKKUY with
Dwelling and Store-ieom attnehed. Apply te
ALLKN A HEltlt&CO.,
j9-3t Ne. 103 East King Street-
A FULL. ASMUUtMhNT OV IIKIAIC AKU
Apple we.)d Pipes. Wendi n Pipes from
8c. up, at
HAKTMAN'S YKLLOW UtONTCKJAIl
SIOKh.
S'
I'hVK.VS IIOUMK
SIIAVINU AND IIA1K DUKSSliMU
SA LOON.
(Jeed .loiiineymeii and pilces-am as eter
saloons. II. WAtlNKK,
myirttd Manager.
1.1KATIIKKS UI.KANKI).
1 The only place in town where feathers
am cleaned, cniled and dved in all the latest
shaihs.lsal E. THOMAE'S,
2 1 Neith Queen htrcut.
Short notice. Lewest prices. jelluid
I.MHI K.N I TIIK STUltK ROOM, NO. 3C
J; North Queen slieet, new occupied by
Ames Klngwalt, Apply te
'll
IOS. E.KUAN Kl. IN.
ll7.8 9.10ee.llld
Ne. 13) East King HI.
1,M)K 1CKNT TIIK IIUILUINO 014 ANU
CIO Ka.st King stieel, Willi steam power,
siiiladle ler uianufai lining puippxcs, wac wac
heiide. etc. Apply te
HKKMANMII.Lh.lt,
j) Iwd (ill East King St.
(U(lNI) OfKNllNU )K HOI.I.INUKK'.S
1 C'i8tal Ice Cream Uardeu te-night. Our
progniininecenslstsol Fine Music. IceCreHin,
water Ices and Strawberries and Cream. Keep
cool among the Hoses.
H N0.2J3KASTOKANUEST.
170K BOc. OV OAN Kl)V A VERY tlOOU
1 COUSKT, with slde laces, wertli 73c. Our
Kill CONS are considered bargains. These
beautiful LINEN LAWNS only 22c, at
SWA KU'S,
lebl7-lyTu&S Ne. 50 North Queen Street
AKUAINS H WAYUHBM, UI.OCKJ
Chains, Kings, Spectacles, Ac. Kepahing
et all kinds will leceive my personal atten atten
Uen. LOUIS WEBEK, Ne. 150VJ North Queen
street. Remember name and number. Dl
roetly opposite City Hetel, near Pennsvlvan
rullioaddenot. dneis Ivi-
1)UBLIU NALK tF U()Rlr,S.-OS MOM
DAY, JUNE 11, 1831. will be sold at D.
Legan's sale stables. Market stieet. tear et
MeUranu Heuse, Lancaster, Pa., 20 heat: et
OHIOHOKSKS. Among them are some vety
tine driver anil geed stepping horses.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock, p. m. A
credit efCO days will be given.
It D. LOGAN.
T
M MAKF, YllUR-KLF VOiHVOlcTAHI.K
HO TO BECHTOLD'S
Fer Gaue Underwear, Linen and ether Pants,
Shirts. Overalls, Stockings Ter 5c. per pair tip.
te the best British Seamless. Hats, Neckwear.
Cellars, Cutis, Susrenders, etc., all cheap ter
cash,
HPWRY BEOHTOLD,
Ne. 52 NOR i II QUEEN ST.
Geed. ShaipSaud ter Building and Paving
purposes. IcbSlvd
E
NUINE'-NbW AMD SKUONIIIIAMO,
:i and 4-horse power, at
JOS. HUBBR'S
Iren Foundry and Machine Shep.
Iren anil Brass Castings, Machine Wei k and
Jobbing piemptly attended te.
Shep-Rear of Lancaster County National
Bank. Lancaster. Pa. ' a7-"andS
PROPOSALS rOIC MAI, OAT.N AND
Straw; Proposals ferlurnlsldng the Fire
Department with Ne. 1 Oats, Hay aud Straw
et the best quality for tne period of st months
will i-e received by the Kire committee at I he
Mayer's Olllce up te Saturday, June tltli, at 7
e'cti ck p. m. Kids must slate quality.
By order et the Committee en Fire Engine
and Hese.
Attest: J.B.MAKKLEY,
j6-3t Clerk.
TIKW books.
FOR SUMMER R OADINQ.
" Mr. Isa ics " by S. Marlen Crawford.
" Dr. Claudius " bvS. Marien Crawteid
"ThroughOne Administration," b Burnett.
" But Yet a Weman." by canty.
Successful Men et Tc.!ay."
And all the Latest Seasides and Magazines at
L. M. FLYNN'S,
Ne. 42 WEST KING STRSET.
PROPOSALS FOB KAMIKKN MARKET
HOUSE. Proposals will be received at
the office et Allan A. Herr & Ce.. Ne 108 East
King street, until Saturday, June 23d, at 7
o'clock p. te., ler the building of the Eastern
Market Heuse, Stere Heuse mid Janitor's
Heuse complete. Including Curbing, Paving
Stene, Sills, etc.
Proposals will also be received ler each
separate Item of the mateilal aud. werir.
The plans aud specifications can be seen at
Mr. Herr's office en and alter Wednesday,
June 13th.
The comm'tlce reserve the light te reject
anver all bids. J. FRED.SENKR,
JG,9,13.1G,20,22K Chairman Building Cem.
PUBLIC SALE ON MA I UKDA V, JUNf. ,
1883, at the Keystone Heuse, Lancaster,
Pa., by au order or the Orphans'Ceurt et Lan
caster County, Pa., will be sold at public sale
thefollewlng real estate belonging te the es
tate et Mary At. uanner.ueceaseu.iu win in
that certain ONE-STORY BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, situated en the east side et North
Queen street, ia Lancaster city, with a let of
ground trentir.g 32 feet 10 inches en Nerm
Queen street, and extending in depth 215 teet,
mere or less, le weith Christian street, ad
joining the prepei ty of Jeseph Marks en the
north and properly et Jehn N. Brubaker en
the south.
Sale te commence at S o'clock p, rn., when
terms will i e made known bv
Wnl. E.KRK1DER
inyl4,19,2G&JO,) Trustee te Sell.
T IKAICD FIKK JNSUKANUK UOmPANY
OK PHILADELPHIA.
Assets ever ONE MILLION, TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Insures Property at Current Hates.
Lesses Promptly Settled and Paid.
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
AGENTS,
Ne. 19 East Kin? Street.
mlMmdM.WftSR
MMW ADTMBT1BMMMKI-
&D
.,.,.
EMBKOIDKRIES, very choice styles, In all widths
silk hash itiBuuri.meiiu.ucti.,..ue3.
pronounced by judges te be very choice and our
A'fcll AuyKKTiansiKKrn
w
ANTKD-A (ilKl. TO DO UENKKAL
housework. Wages, $-2i. Inquire at
jc7 3tl THIS OFFICE.
1 1UH1.IU
SAI.K OF
hihsks.-en jiiin
1SSJ, at the Merrimac
I DAY, .lirNE
Heuse, Lancaster. Pa., a car-lead et Canada
Horses. Among them some drivers aud some
suitable for general farm use. Sale at 1
o'clock, p. in LiKOItUE GROSSMAN.
Cltw42tdF&S
V'W I.OT. ON MONDAY I'.VKNINO A
I. large Ited Cew. with white star en fore
head, uliile mark en each hind toot, went
estiav fieiu the Paper MI'l gieunds at Bluk
iey's ISridge The Under will be suitably m
Aiirded by inleiming.l AMhS S1MONTON, at
BinUley's"lJridge, or II. M A IITI N, eiiy.
je6-lwd
'IHVO StlAI.I. HAND MADIS HAVANA
I cigars, ter .' cl.s , at the Old Stand,
lllt'i'MAN'i- 'kKLLDW KUONTClUAK
sTUUK.
A SlI.f.TINII IIFTUK
Denieenitic (Aiunty Committee
Will be held in Itheids' Building, Ne. 6 West
King sireet (second fleer) en MONDAY,
.IUN K 18. lbh.I, at 1U o'clock a. m., fir the pur
pose et flxi-g the lime ler the holding et
the County Convention. W. II. KOLAND,
jU-luu&ltw Chairman.
T
UIUICNAHKMT AND KAUKS
OP TIIK
Lancaster Bicycle
Club
AT THE
LANCASTER PARK,
FRIDAY, JUNE 15, ISA!, AT 2:30 P,
, M.
The laces will be 1, 2, :! and B miles ter lland
snim; (leld Medals. A hug'i number have
alreaily entered in each race.
Parade et the Bicyclers through the princi
pal slieetset the city nt i:Mi. Best id order
will be preserved,
ADMISSION,
GRANDSTAND,
25 CENTS,
10 CENTS,
ltd
F
It I DAY, JONR "
A FEW DAYS AGO A YOUNG MARRIED
COUPLE (ON THEIR WEDDING TRIP)
CALLKDTOHAVKTIIKIRPIIOTOSTAKEN
BY THE INSTANTANEOUS PROCESS TO
GIVE TO THEIR FRIENDS. THEY WERE
SO WELL PLEASED WITH THEM THAT
TI1E SENT AN ORDER FOR TWO DOZEN
MORE.
J. E. ROTE,
NTe. 106 NORTH QLTEVN STREET,
juncMId
A MiNKF.S'SAI.KOI VAI.Urtlll.K HIT
A REAL ESTATE.
en bATURDAY, JUNE 21. 1&S.I. under an
order ei the Cem t of Common Plias el Lan
caster t'eunty, there will be sold at. the Leop Leep
ard Hetel, In said city, the following desirable
prepei tie", viz. :
Ne. 1. A Laige Deuble Two-Slet led BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with a Twe Storied
ltrick Rac :.- Building attached, and the Let et
Gieund adjacent thereto, fronting about 42
feet en the neith side et hast Orange street,
andexlending in depth T feet te Marlea
street, in said city, the he ise being numbered
711 East Oramre street. A choice variety el
Fruit Trees aiitl Grape Vims are growing en
this attractively located let.
Ne.2. Twe ailjelnlnir LOSS OF GROUND,
situ Ued en Hie north side el East Walnut
street, near Frankl n stiei't, in said city, con
taining together in fient 41 teet, and extend
ing in depth 120 teet te a ten feet wide alley.
Tie said lets being nuiulered SOU and 400 in
the general plan of Hut Chestnutstteet tract.
Safe te commence at 8 o'clock in the even
ing, when the conditions will te made known
l,y J. FREDERICK SENER,
Assignee et William Hei.scl nnd wile.
mayJ4-W&Stsd.
N
FXT U'lOKTO MIL: COURT HOlISh
FAHNESTOCK'S.
LARGIf LOT OF
WHITE GOODS
FOP. SUMMER
DCES3ES
WEEK.
OPENED THIS
Filks for Warm Weather !
Shawls for Warm Weather !
Dress Goods for Warm Weather !
GAUZE AND SUA1MKU
MERINO UNDERWEAR
Fer Ladies, Gents and Children.
All In Full Assortment and at our Usual Lew
Prices.
LAKGE STOCK LAUNDRIED
AND UNLAUNDR1ED
is,
J
Ot a Celebrated Manufacture, ter Men and
Beys, at 50c 75c. and fl.oe, best SHIRT ever
offered at Prices.
E. E. Eahnesteck,
LANCASTER. PA.
NHXT DOOR TO COURT HOUSE.
LANCASTER, PA.
Inserting and Edge te match.
sale en them Is large, ane
increasing
HURST,
Lancaster, Fa
GOODS.
Lancaster, Pa.
IIV AIirERTlHEMKNTS.
w
ANTEU-A RAKKU TO WOKK AS
second and. Appiyie
J,. GOSS & SON,
JS-tfd
Ne. 101 Middle, m.
A FULL LINK OF LOKUII.LAKOS
Chewing Tobacco. Rebecca : lakes the
lead at 10 cents per plug at
H ARTM AN'ii Y ELlTOW FRONT CIG A K
STORK.
BASKETS U1VKN AWAY.
Will be glven awav at flarke's Tea and
Cellee Mere, Ne. :;l West King strf et, a nice
basket with every two pounds or cnllee. Best
Granulated dngar.9 ceuts at
15-Ct Ne. :tl WEST K ING STREET.
TkOUKKT FIlLTeN.
XL All persons wishing te take a pbasuie
t.rtnen the steamboat Rebert Fulton will take
the read east et almshouse te the City Water
Works, where there has been a wharl erected
J8 2t
7KI,,UW FRONT Ce. HAVANA CIGAlt,
l is the best in the city, made and for sale
UARTMAN'S YELLOW KKONT CIGAl'
STORE.
NOT1CK TO TKAUHKKS NOTICE IS
hereby given that the Scheel Beard et
East Denegal township will me. t in the High
school building at Mayiewn, Lane ister Ce.,
Pa., en Saturday. J une 1. 1883. for the purpe-e
or appointing teachers for said township. By
order et SIMON L. BRAN DT. See'y.,
Bex 181 Marietta. Pa ,
jGlOtd Lancaster County.
H
AUIEH & UKOTUEK.
WHITE GOODS
AND-
LACES.
ATTRACTIVE WHITE GOODS
IN NOVELTIES and STAPLE MATERIALS.
Spanish Guipure Laces, Hand-Run Spanish
Orientals, Torchens, etc.
Spanish and Mull Ti-sues, Crnpe Lisle Rucli
lngs, and ether Neckwear.
Alse, Kid, Silk and Lisle Thread G loves, etc.
Newport Ti s.
Summer Silks.
Neat Checked, Striped, and Plain, Foreign
and Demestic Drejs Goods, iu Beautilul New
Colorings.
Parasols, Nuwpeit Ties, Laces,
Gloves, etc.
Hager & Brether
Ne. 25 WEST KING ST.
SALK OIT DONEGAL SPIUNGS UA1CI1
INU HOUSE.
By virtue et an Act et Assembly, providing
for tbe Public Sale el Iho Grounds, Water
Power (Hoevei's Springs), and Hatching
Heuse belonging te the state, located near
Denegal Spilngs. Lancaster county, about
tneand-a-balt miles from ihn Pennsylvania
railroad, either at Mount Jey or Marietta, the
same will be otle:ed ut public vendue or out
cry en the invnilses, en TUESDAY, the Uth
day et JUNE, A. D., 1883, at 12 o'clock neon,
et that day, consisting et ene acre of highly
cultivated land, Une new et limestone water
ter all ordinary purposes, and a substantially
censtructeu wen uunt rrmne liensc one mm
dredreet long by thirty-two teet wide, well
adapted for residence, corn or tobacco shed,
and would be a most desirable location,
and fixtures for artificial lisli culture en a lim
ited scale. The statu reserving the right in
accept or reject all bids, ami te exclude trem
the sale the iron conduit pipes. Terms et
sale, cash en delivery et deed. Possession te
be given en April 1, 1881. or sooner if stock et
flsh can be safely removed.
JAMKS DUFFY,
Marietta.
AKTUUK MAGINNLS,
Swift Water, Menree county.
BENJ. L.UEW1T,
Hellldaysburg.
JOHNHUMMBL,
Sciingsgreve.
G. M. MILLKIt,
Wilkcs-Barre.
KOBE11T DALZKLL,
Pittsburgh!
State Fishery Commissioners.
N. B. In ca3e the above property is sela
applications ter new sile in the eastern part et
the state will be received at ones by the com-
mlfwleners. with liiir:.in nt location. Quan
tity and temperature 01 water, railroad facil
ities, and such inducements as may be ettered,
directed te
B. L. UK WIT, Hellldaysburg,
Secretary State Beard or Fishery Ceinmls
slenera. ;may31-3tdA3tw
SECOND EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 9, 1833
NEWS BY CABLE.
KKLLKS HANGED IN DUBLIN TO-DAT.
A Large Crowd 'et People Present, Bat Ne
Demonstration A. Statement of
Kelley'a Innocence.
Dublin, Jane 9. Timethy Kelley,
who was convicted of participation in
the Phcunix park murder, was banged
in Kilinaiuham jail at eight o'clock
this morning. He was the fifth
man executed for tbose murders and was
the last one convicted thereof. There
was a lare crowd of people outside the
prison, bat there was no disturbance. It
is believed that Kelly died without mak
ing any statement.
Carey, the Informer, caned.
A large police and military force sur
rounded the prison, but the crowd was
very quiet. When the black flag was
heisted ever the prison, some persons in
tbe crowd uttered shrieks, and a young
women fell en her knees and called " the
curse of Ged ou James Carey, the inform
er." Kelly left.ue statement legarding tbe
murder.
A Statement That Did Ne Geed.
Mr. Varian, a member of the Prisoners'
Aid society, called upon Earl Spencer, the
lord lieutenant, late last evening and gave
him his personal aspn.ran.ce that at eight
o'clock ou tbe night tbe Phanix park
murders wcie committed Kelly was pro pre
sent at a meeting of the society.
This morning Varian steed in front of
the j.iil and stated that be expected every
moment te bear that Kelly bad been re
prieved. A Disgrace an Ktigland.
Alexandria, June 9. The execution
of Suleiman n.iau.l here this morning for
setting fite te Alexandria took place in tbe
midst of tbe ruins of tbe Great Square.
Net a Itrave Arab.
Sulieman bad te be almost caniedte
the scatfeld and be was nearly comatose
from fright before be was hanged. Sorae
say that he died before tbe drop fell. On
the way te tbe place of execution be mur
mured that ' be was victimized by Arabi
Pachi."
TELEGICAPH1U TAl'S.
Atternoen Wlre Noun Condensed.
At Chester, Pa, Dennis Gieen, colored,
who killed Jeseph Clark by u blew with a
blackjack in Fein nary last, was this morn mern
iug found guilty of murder iu tbe second
degree.
At Trenten, N. J., I be Stock stocking
factety was completely destroyed by
supposed ltici'inli.ii'y lit e this ineiniug.
Less, $12,000 ; fully insured. Twe hun
dred girls are thrown out of employment.
A heavy wind aud rain storm last night
did great damage te beuses, barns, &e.,
around Sptingtield, Illinois. Ne one was
injured.
The cemt of common picas iu Philadel
phia te day annulled tbe decree of diveice
obtained by Majer A.er II. Nickotseu,
en the ground that it was obtained by
fraud and dtaniK.-cd tbe libel aud impe-cd
the payment of all ciuts upon the libellant.
The wife of Philip ITatt, tbe missing
merchant of Trenten, N. J., who disap
pcared in New Yetl: a mouth age, and
was supposed te havu ix-nn muidercd, has
received a li-ttcr fiem her husband, dated
LenNvillu, Ky. Ife assigns no reason for
bis nijMc-.ieu-; diy.ippeartncc.
nil: MAKHUIC
KOtilKitS UUaU.
Taken from tli .fall
Up ea
Dy u Mnl
h 'iree.
and Wrung
Wavculy, Iowa, June 9. The Harber
brothers wcie taken tiem jail by a mob at
11:30 last night and bung te a tree half a
mile front the) i.iil. Tim mob was composed
of men fiem F.iyctie county aud was led
by a hieLhei- of Deputy Sherilt Shcppard,
who was killed by tbe Barber
brctbets last fall at West Union.
The sheriff ielusr-d te give up
the keys of the jail, whoicupen tbe
mob battered down the, doers with sledge
banimeis. After a slieit delay inside the
lyuubris bieught the ciiuiiuais out with
ropes tied mound tbnir necks. Neither
of thorn flinched a paiticle, and tlieydid
net even plead for mercy at any stage of
the proceedings.
Kalber SeiisjIchi tineiptlun.
Baltimeiu:, Md., June f). A special te
the Sun I'letn Annapolis te day sajs :
" When Cadet (Jieene, the first graduate,
marched up te receive his diploma te day,
twenty graduates applauded, amen them
three of the grailu ittng class, (Jlassceck,
Web.ster ami Giay. Captain Ramsey sent
them te tlie fiig.ite Sautee and would net
let them graduate."
turned IIiuihpII te I lout h
Philadelphia, June!). Henry Fenner,
aged 20, residing at. l,.V.l Waid Mit-et,was
binned te death this morning He had
been deranged for some time past, aud
two friends remained with him last night
te watch him. Wluin they left this
morning Feimur went into the yard,
poured coal oil ever himself and set tire te
his clothing.
A Tlienire Manager Snot by a Knpnrter.
Kansas City, June 9. Geerge Fieder
icks, pmpiioter nf tbe '1 heatre Ceraique,
was hhei. and killed about midnight by
Jehn 15ell, a leperlcr for the JSvening
Star, at a lodging place. The trouble was
about, a woman who was known as Fred
erick's mistidis. Beli clai'n-s that he
aetid insalfdefer.se.
WaniH Iter Name Changed.
Chicago, June 9 Frances AI. Sceville
who was divorced from her husband Gee.
ScoviIIe last January, filid a petition in
the circuit court yestetdav te have bcr
name changed te Frances Maria Howe.
Wi'ArilKK INDICATION.
Washinoten, June 9. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather,
followed by rain, southerly winds, becem
intr vaiiable, falling baremntcr, stationary
and slight fail in temperature.
MARKK1H.
Philadelphia Market.
I'hila Delphi a, June i. Fleur lirinly
held but (iiiel.
Ue Heur ut $-.75
Wheat steady; Ne.2 Western Ited, $1 10i;
Ne. 1 Pa. J12!7J1 2 1 ; Ne. 3 Western Ued,
$1 llffll f.
Cern steady ; Stunner, OjKffiWe : sail Yel
low an I Mixed, ClfgT.c ; Ne. ."l llltiil, f7
58c.
Oats quiet: Ne I While, rdf&ilMc; Ne. 2
de, BOaaiJp; Nn. "! de. lie; Ne. 2 Mixed,
Itye dull a5 70fJ7Jc.
Seeds -Tinietliy and Flax unchanged.
Prevision'! dull ami easier.
I.ird dull. .
FgKs firm ; Pa., entree liXQaic ; West
ern, lbC.
Oilier ai t Icles unclringcd.
Yerk Mnrkttt
Nrw Yerk. . I une
'.).-Fleur dull and strongly
in buvers laer. Seulliern dull and weak.
Wheat opened G0iv lilglier: subsecineiitly
became weaker and tell oil y,tiyLe ; trade very
quiet ; Ne. I White, $1 l.'i ; Ne. i Ued. .Inly,
$1 2JX61 WA; Jure, $1 2i bid, fl 2l'a
:.sked.
Cern opened HCic lwtter; snbseqnentlv
dcclined XHYja : trade iniet ; Western, pet,
5naC7i.Cc.; de tntiire, ceqirfc.
ihii J'4c lower.
Idve Stock Prices.
Chicago Hogs Uecctpts, 1C.0C0 head ; ship-
ments, 1,MI0 head ; market lal-ly active but
weaker at a decline el flj ; heavy, C !Ha7 20 ;
llKht, 1CW8C9J; mixed, $ 503(5 9"; skips,
$eMI(tG40.
Cattle Keccipts, G.00J head ; shipments, 3.SO0
bead ; market weak and 310c lower ; experts,
(105 40; geed In choice shipping, $5 50C 05;
common te lair, (A 805 40.
Sheep Kecelpis, 11,000' head; shipments,
1,088 bead; market dell aad wek
lO gOQq.fplOBl 4a.
Kast LiMBrT Cattle Eecelpts for the
week. 7,998 hettilreafh and 915 local ; dnU
and 25c lower ; toeaaolppla. 16 15J6 35 ; de
batchers. IS 80S.
Hogs Receipts for weellL730 head; Pnu
adelphlas. $707 20; Yorkers, 58Mt890.
Sneep Receipts for week, 29,400 head;
market slew and5075c off; extra, 100a 30 :
reed, $4 85Q5; falr 4 230450; common, $30
3 50; Lambs, $55007.
Slees maraem
Quotations by Reed, McGrann A Ce , Bann
ers, Lancaster, Pa.
11 a. v. 12x. 3P.X.
Michigan Central 9SK 96Ji 97Ji
New Yort Central 124 121 121
New Jersey Central 83 S6K SCK
Ohie Central H?4 IMS 1IX
Del. Lack. Western.... 12S 128JS 12SVS
Denver Uie Qrande.... 4K 47s
Krie 3G 3Ii 3"
Kansas A Texas 305i 30g SO,
Lake Shere J.I0K 110 m
Chicago N.W.. com.... 134J5 134W 134W
N.NTTent. 4 Western.... 27 274 2V4
bt. Paul A Omaha 47 47 46J5
Pacific Malt 41K V $
Kechester Pittsburgh.. .Wi
SLPanl :.... 104?i 105 10$
Texas Pacific 3SK 83? 38
Union Paclflp i 954 .
Wabash Common 23X 23H 2S
Wabash Preferred 44 45 41
West'rn Union Telegraph 8CJ4 S 'H
Lenisvilie Nashville... 51 51 MX
N. Y.. Chi. St. L 12 V24 111
Lehigh Valley 5H K
Lehigh Navigation 4.VX 4.W 45
Pennsylvania 5S?2 SS'jJ 5U
Keadlng 2914 2! f-10 29 11-10
P. T. & Butrale 15 15 15
Northern Pacific-Coin... 51K -Yx &14
Northern Pacllle Pref... S3?4 h9 J
llestenvlile
Phllndelphla & Krie 1S: 1SK
Nertnern Central 58j MX
Underground
Canada Southern C7i Oi
Oil 117J-S 119 lls
People's Passenger.
Financial and Ueminerclal Nete.
Ouring the closing hours the market while
net weak was inclined te sag, and In the at
sence et any united etrert te sustain prices of
stocks sell lower, en which even purchases
can safely be made.
X. Y. Weekly Hank Statement.
Inconie Lean S,5C0,S00 00
Dec. Specie "ue.rtH) 00
Inc. Legal Tender 1.783,500 CO
Inc. DepeslU 4,311,5011 00
Dc. Circulation 7:m 00
Dec Kcucrve 2,475,000 00
A te'.esram rrem Itl-imarck, I). T., says Hie
president et the Milwaukee & St. Paul It. K.
Ce. has ordered the extension of the .liiiiuw
KlverliiM te the Hastings Dakota dtvwien
te isismarckatence. .
Philadelphia.
(Quotations by Associated Pi ess.
Stocks strong.
Philadelphia & Krie It. It. 19
iteading Itnilrnad '-9
Pennsylvania Itallrnad '
Lehigh Valley Uallread (0
United Companies et New.leivey l'H
Neitliern Pacific. M1
Northern Pacllle Pieturre I i'i
Neitliern Central Kailreud M'i
Lehigh Navigation Ceinp'iiiy i'i
Norristewu tCallieud H3
t.'entral TranspnrUillen Cenip my :;'
Pittsb'g, Titusvilln Hull ileU. It Ir
IdtlleSeliuvlUill llailreid my,
Hew YerK.
tiuoUitlens by Assneialed Piess.
btecks strenir.
New Yerk Central
Kile U:itlreul :"
Adams Kxpress l'-'-'H
Michigan Central ltailie.id ''T1
Mielilgun Southern Uulluuil IHHfi
Illinois Central Uuilimul M5i
Cleveland ft Pitlsbiirgb ltallreil l"Si$
Chlcigeft Keck Island Itallre.id ::V.
Pittsburgh ft Fert Wayne Uailrnad Iffl
Western Union Telegraph Company S
Teledo ft Wubash 23
New .li-r.-ey Central..... "'i
New Yerk .Ontaileft Westeni 27,'S
urvviAT. nancies.
Te Ladies. It you wisli te render your
el.in white and soft.use Glenn's Sulphur Soup.
Pike's Toothache Dieps euro In one minute.
jl-lwdcedftw
The KemeviU et the Stamp Act 11 llcnefir te
the People.
In anticipation et the repeal et the stamp
act, the- size of the bottles containing the cel
ebrated Simmons Liver Kegulater have been
materially increased, se tint ter $1 tin; quan
tity el the medicine will be gwnter than here here here
tofeic. Ask your druggist for, and be sure
you get the. big bottle et Simmons Liver Keeu-
i.atek.
Net a Case.
Neta case et rhPuiiiailsm, neta case or neu
rali;iu, net a case et lameness, net a case et
pain or sprain net one lias failed loge when
attacked by JTVieiiiaV Rcleclric Oil. i'er sale
by II. 15. Cochrin, druggist, 1.57 and 1S1 North
Oueen street.
3"Ne woman really practices economy un
less she uses I he Dlanieinl Dyes. Many dollars
em be saved every year. Ask the drnggi-t.
r'lfsh air. exercise, geed feed ant Dr. Hen
son's Celery and Cluliiemlli: Pills will, when
nscil together, cure any cas 3 et nervousness,
sick hcailaclie.nriuiligiMt ion. Tluvstrengllien
U10 mrveus system. .r.,e Physie'ans pie
sciibi; theni.
"Fer four itars I luffrreil (ifen; from a sLin
iliiecne. Or. .'einen' NUn Cure ruretl )."
C. 1.. McDnnnlil, Pi.inlersvllle, All $1. at
t'riigglsls.
"Spoilt Vlfiy DellarH
In ilnrterlng ter ilu'iiiiiatlsm before I tried
Therna? Eclectrie Oil. INed a! M-cenl bottle
et this medicine, and et out In 0110 week.
Ker burns and sprains Ills excelbmt" .las.
nurliani, Kust IVmbrekn. N. Y. Ker sile by
II. H. Cochran, uiiiggist, 1:57 and l.Vl North
Queen street.
TliHt tins!) urn of mine
Is tluee tunes I lie man he was berore be began
using " Wells' Health Uencwer." $1. Drug
gists. Hetter than SlO.OOOt
"1 spent ever $10.0 0, In -.iSyeais," saiil Mjjer
II. W. Hines, et Husten. Mass., " in being
doctored ler epilepsy. 1 employed the best
physicians la New Oi leans, HI. Leuis. New New
Yerk, I'bila, Itnden, Londen and Paris, lint
nil te no purpose. Nitmaritan Nervine has
our. d me entirely." SI.50.
Council's Liquid l!t-er Tonic is en lerscd by
pbj -details. Aik for Velden's; title no ether.
Ot lliugKlsts. jl-lwdcedftw
MeilierH ' "I diners I Mothers!
Arc yen disturbed at nlglit and broken el
your ii st by a sick child sufTurInj and crying
Willi llieexciiielaiIii! pain nf cutting teeth?
II -jei.g :u miff and get a brittle el MRS. WIN
SLOW'SSOOTIIINU SYUUP. It will relieve
tl peer little. Miileier Imme llately depend
upon It; there ii no mistake ubnnt It. There Is
neta mother en until who has ever used it,
w he will net tell you at ence that It ill
regulate the bewuN and give rest le the
mother, and relief and health te the child, op
erating like magic. It is perfectly safe te use
In ult cases, and plcaunt te the taste, and is
the prescription of en 1 of the el lest and best
lemale physicians in the Untied States. Sold
evet y where. i" cents a bottle.
mayl-M.W.S&w
g-PLiw Talk from lR Swavnk Te Whom
J l May Cencern: Itching Piles Is ene et the
most annoying complaints known te physi
cians. Kvery one can tell wliatlier he Is thus
nilllcted by observing the lollewlng sytnjv sytnjv sytnjv
toies: Intense lirhing, partlcul'irly utter get
ting warm. II seems as if pin worms weie
crawling in or about the tectum. Snvil! lumps
sometimes lerm. The private parts are often
attected. The mere you scratch the worse the
Itching. Knewing that my elntuie: t Is super
ter te any article tu tit. market, I gnitranlee i
locure the worst case et itching piles In exist
ence. Signed, H.SWA t KB, M. l.
lr. S wayne's Olntmi nt It alsea peasant and
clb-ctivc cure ler tetter, itcli, s-ilt rlieuui, eiy.
slpelas, barber's itch, pimples, and all scaly,
crusty, itchy skin eruptions. Sold by all
prominent druggists, or will be ent Ter 50 cU.
(in 3c. stamps), :5 boxes, $1.25. Addresi, Hr
Swayne A Sen, Philadelphia, Pa.
ectU-lydTu.ThftSAw
Tne most ebsttnatu eases of Catarrh and
Hay Fever are cured by the use of Klys'
Cream Balm the only agreeable remedy. Price
r tents
Apply Inte nnttiilK with little linger.
Frem Majer Dewim, Military Instrneler:
Ml. Pleasant Academy. Sing Sing, N. Y.
During the very cold weather I was sulfurlng
with Catarrh. My head and threat ached se
severely that I was obliged te give up every
thing and keep quiet. Klys Cream Halm was
suggested. Within an hour trem the first ap
plication I lelt relieved, the pain began te
subside In two days was entirely cured. W
A. DOWHS. Feb. 15, 1881.
My son, aged nine years, was afflicted with
Catarrh : the use et Elys' Cream Balm eflcct
e 1 a complete cure. W. K. Uamkax. Druggist
Kasten, Pa. ji-2wdeedw
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AHO SUflIT
" CHANGE IK TJCMPHKAXUSC
It is for these het days and
ethers that areceming that much
of our present stock was gath- y
ered. Six months age the looms'
of Nottingham were weaving
these thin undershirts and draw
ers and hosiery that everybody
wants new almost as fast as we
can hand out proper sizes.
Scores of factories were busy
when the snow was en the
ground makingup Jean Drawers
for gentlemen, Dusters and
Traveling dresses for ladies,
Shirt Waists for the boys, Straw
Hats for the young gendemen
and hundreds of ether things
that are necessary in this het
climate.
It is easy shopping for them
when they are all together.
Mesquite Nets, Hammocks,
Lawn Tennis Sets or Baby
Coaches, Cottage Furnishings
or Full Suits of Thin Dress for
ladies, misses, children and gen
tlemen. JOEIN WANAMAKER.
Summer Cotten Stuffs ihake
the busiestceunters intheheuse.
We say counters because we
started with- only one. New
there are five. Every hue of
the rainbow and shades that
were never thought of before
are here this season.
Fer 5 cents we'll give you a
croed standard cloth in printed
Calice.
FerS
ground.
cents a Cambric, white
with beautiful colored
figures.
Fer 10 cents a very pretty
Gingham in new mixtures.
Fer 123 cents yard-wide
Percales, white ground, various
ly figured.
Fer 12 cents Ginghams
and Chambrays of superior qual
ity.
Fer 1 iy2 cents plain, colored
and figured Lawns.
Fer 1 5 cents plain and striped
Chambrays and Opal Suitings.
Fer 18 cents real Scotch
Ginghams, Shepherd Plaids and
Checks.
Fer 20 cents these elegant
Crepe Yeddes se pretty for
misses' dresses.
Fer 25 cents plain, colored
and figured Batistes.
Fer 25 cents French Jacenet
Lawns, plain and figured.
Fer 30 cents finest Scotch
Gingham.
Fer 272 cents the Mousse
line d'Inde.
Fer 50 cents we have a 39
inch Lawn Tennis Skirting, in
different widths of stripes and
all the popular colors.
French Sateen Embroidered
Robes, $6.50 te $15.
Chambray Embre i d ered
Robes, $6 te $12.50.
Nun's Veiling and Albatross
Robes, embroidered, $10 te
$2S.
These are all fall paterns ;
but store news can n'-ver tell it
all.
Four h ami HUH counters trem centre, ti-wa-ds
Marl.et street.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
We have net se many bunches
el 25-cent flowers as we had,
but these just opened are right
in season, Lilies of the Valley,
Dandelions in all shades and
ethers. The violets are new 8
cents a bunch (near Thirteenth
street entrance). At the counter
towards Chestnut street en
trance, Wreaths of Daisies new
50 cents, they were a dollar be
fore. JOHN WANAMAKER.
Hosiery Department, west of
Arcade. Yeu knew our stock in
the main, hew we have every
thing ; and our bounding trade
shows you knew our prices.
We only need mention new
things or things reduced.
Twe timely bargains te-day :
Ladies' French Openwork
Vests at 25 cents, imported te
sell for$i.
Ladies' English Lisle Vests ;
colors, light pink, light blue and
straw, at 75 cents, imported te
sell at $1.25.
Gentlemen's Jean Drawers,
made in our work rooms and by
a happy thought named the
"Conqueror" and "University,"
suggestive of extraordinary
value.
Conqueror Drawers, 50 cents.
University Drawers, 75 cents.
These represent closely the
goods we sold last season at 60
cents and a dollar.
Jehn Wanamaker.
Chestnut, Thirteenth, and Market street and
City Hall Square
Philadelphia,
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