LANCASTERtDAILY INTEL.LLGEKCER, FBIttkYv JTOTE 29;'1883.
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GOLUMBIANEWS.
UVli KKOULAK COBRESFONUKWIH5
Krentu Along the Huquehnna Itcmi
Interest In and Around the Borough
picked np by tbe Intelli
gencer Reporter. s
Tiie river has fallen several inches since
last evening at 8 o'clock. The R. & C.
coal wharf was partly covered by tbe
water yesterday, as was also low lying
parts of the shore. Many low islands
below the dam are covered by the swollen
river. The fishermen's fishing batteries
have received damage te some extent, and
a number of their fishing stands have been
washed away. The borough alleys were
all cleaned.
Bicycles and horseback exercising will
begin again, new that the weather bids
far te be a little mero settled again. Boat Beat
ing will net become popular again uutil
the river has less of a current tluu at
present. Rowing new is hard weik rather
than pleasure.
l'ersenal.
Miss Anna Uumphriss hai returned
from a trip t Raading. Miss Rjljieca
Slaymaker, of Lancaster, is visiting Miss
Rella Redsecker, en Third street. Mr.
M. liachenheimer and family have gene te
Ephrata, Pa., where they will remain a
ceuple or woeks. D. Alex. Uraigaud wife
leturned home yesterday from a tour in
te West.
Ituslneas Itrleh.
If the Shawnee rolling mill could only
be put into full opsratien at least a thou
sand mere pcople would be added te the
population and business would be profited.
A foundry 53x30 feet is being erected by
Mr. 1$. P. Stener at his rcel works, and
the old blacksmith shop is being replaced
by a new oue, which will be 00x30 feet in
j.ze and two stories high. Numereus
erdcis for goods are en hand. Mr. P. P.
XV. Shearf has succeeded Mr. P. C. Sny
tier at his confectionery making establish
ment en Walnut street Mr. Jehn Walsh
hab removed his photograph gallery
from the Pive Points hem te Wrights
ville.
Accidents.
Wm. Stiyker, a young drygoeJs
meichaut from Pmniinerville, N. J , had
his right feet Clashed between the bull
noses of two cars at this place te day at
neon, while ridingena fieight tiain. lie i :
new receiving surgiealfaid at the P. R. R.
hospital liaie. A boy named William
llirlia.dseu, 10 ye.us of age, fell from a
cherry tice at the St. Charles furnace
.veMeitlay and breke both arm.
.Ancient ami Modern Weapon.
Mi. Isaac Snjder, jr., has a sword ustd
by an aiu'i'htet in the Revolution It is a
hhert, en" i dgi'd we.ipeu. with biass hill,
and the scabb.u il is a, .simple leather ease.
The weap n is quite a curie ,ity ; as mueli
en account of it-, peculiar style of mike as
its histeiieal oenneetioiis A $10 shot uu
will be chane.'d ntl'te night by the Mystic
Chiin ledge.
i mi i eluir.
The young ladies and gentlemen e
Cliiriuru wsll held another dancing putj
en (Jliiqnes lock te moriew altcinoe:i and
eveuiug. Thcii Ja-t puty theie was spoiled
by a heavy storm Te night a ledge of
theewler of lleptas'iphs will be eiganized
in the Franklin house parleis It will have
a charter li.st of about twenty tuembeis.
The Prcsbyteiian Sunday school cxcwieii
tt Li tit, took about 400 poisons with it.
IIKANlii: ISI.U-StlMS
ltrllll.it. I Wcddlnc at niuuut Jey.
A mere brilliant assembly never graced
Mount .Tey than that which gat heicd at
' Sunuy&ide," the pleasant home of Mr. J.
E. Cassell, en Thuisday evening, the ec
casieu being the man iage of his daughter,
Miss Ella M. Cissell, te Mr. Ch tiles S.
! . ider of the fiim of P. (J. Snyder & Bre.,
.i this eity. Thcie were about two lmu
died gucstr. piesent including the elite of
Mount Jey, sceics of friends from Lancas
ter, and smaller paitics fiem adjacent
towns, as well as fiem Philadelphia, Har
liibuig, Biltimoieaud ethci cities. The
spacious mansion was profusely and
elegantly dcceiated with flewcis and vines
anil goigeeus loliage plants, while the
lawn ami gaideus weie illuminated with
many Chinese lauterus.
The marriage service took place at 9
o'clock in the eveuiug and was conducted
by Rew C. Whitcomb, of Mt. Jey, assisted
by Rev. Charles L. Piy, of Trinity church,
this city. The bride, who was elegantly
eestumed. was attended by Miss Edith
Johnsten, of this city, as bridesmaid, th j
gioein being attended by his brother, Air.
Etlvr. Snyder as croemsman. Messrs.
Em'l Cassel, of Mt. Jey.and James Miller,
Wm. llarlcius and Jehn E. Mnsseliuan, of
Lancaster, officiated as ushers. Prof. F.
W. Haas performed a grand wedding
inai eh ou the piano. Many of the ladies
in attendance were elegantly attired, and
the scene was brilliant beyond descrip
tion. After congratulations had been extended
the happy ceuple, the dining-r join was
thiewn open and tables woie also spic.td
en the lawn, and an elegantly prepaied
banquet was partaken of by huudiedsef
guests. Vecal and iustiutnciitai intiMe
lollewrd, Mrs. Whitcomb, wife el the
officiating elcigyman, singing admirably
seveial tine selections, and the Laucister
quartet, ("impost d of Me&sis. Drachbar.
Zimmerman, Bailsman and Mellmgei,
singing some of their best pieces. Mi.
liewaul Eheily, of Mount Jey, ren
dered sotne line cornet music, and
Mr. Cliailes Meweiy, of this city, some
line pieces en the violin. A season of
waltzing folio aimI, aud between 12 and 1
oVieek many of the guests took lcave, 10
turning te their homes. Many ethers m
maincd an hour later, and accompanied
the Initie and gioem te the lailread t.ta ;
tien, wishing them gedspeed en tneir wed
ding tour, which embraces a tiip te llar-li-bnrg,
Pa., Frederick, Baltimore,
and Hagerstewu, Md., the Luray caverns
and Natmal Bridge in Virginia, Washing
ton, Leng Branch and Philadelphia,
leturning te Lancaster in about a month.
The bride was made the recipient of
hundicds of olegant and costly presents,
including a full silver service, the gift of
Miss Serena Snyder, the groom's sister, a
magnificent pair of vases by Miss Dresher,
of Norristown, and scores of ethers no less
beautiful nor scarcely less valuable.
There was but oue drawback te the
happy occasion : the absence of the bride's
brother, Mr. J. C. Cassell, who expected te
act as oue of the groomsmen, but who
being train master aud genial superintSBn
dent of the telegraph department
of the Shenandoah Valley railroad,
was uscessarily ou duty ou ae
jXXmt of the extraordinary num
her of passengers en the read con
sequent upon the uuveiling of the Lpe
monument at Lexington, Va. The beau -tiful
and accomplished Miss Dresher, of
Norristown, who expacted te officiate as
one of the bridesmaids, was also absent
by reason of serious illness. But the kind
tokens of remembrance and kinder words
sent by the absent ones, in seme measure
compensated for their enforced absence.
Larceny of Cherries.
Jeseph Ilear has brought a suit for lar
ceny against Wm. Sanders, Jehn Hagel
ganz and Christian Brudcr, who, it is
alleged, have been stealing his cherries.
They gave bail before Alderman Perdney
or a hearing en Monday,
Assault and Battery.
Bes-ie Clark has been held by Alderman
A. F. Dennelly te answer at court the
chai go of assault and battery upe t Alice
Bienicnidci fcr.
Mayer's Court.
The mayor this morning had four eases.
Twe drunks wenf out for twenty days, one
for ten and one paid costs.
COUNCILS HK0T1KG.
A Beard of Healtb Ordinance.
A special meeting of councils was held
last evening te consider an ordinance en
larging the powers of the beard of
healtb.
Common council was called te order by J
President Hurst, the following members
being present:
Messrs. Adams, Beard, Bolenius, Cor Cer
meny, Demuth, Eberman, Evarts, Henry,
Kendig, MeKillips, Powell, Pewer.Riddle,
Sebum, Spaeth, Stermfeltz, Hurst presi
dent. The president stated the business for
which councils was called together. Cletk
Deen then read the following petition from
the beard of health :
Te the Honorable the Select and Common Coun
cils of the City of Lancaster .
"The petition of the undersigned Beard
of Healtb, of the city of Lancaster,respect
fully represents that the laws and ordi
nances regulating the duties and fixing
the powers of the Beard of Health are
found se deficient and lame that during
the present prevalence of smallpox iu tun
city, it is impossible te compel obedience
te our rules and 1 evolutions, aud, theie theie
fere, cannot perfei in our duty te the ex
pectations et the community in preserving
the public health. The beaid, thercfore,
have, by gieat labor and care, compiled an
ordinance, as the law en the subject for
the Beard of Health and the citizens of the
city, aud believe that it is as parfect as
can be arranged at present, aud that its
immedia'e passage by ceuueils will enable
the Beard of Health te perform its duties
effectually aud with great geed te the
public.
"We therefore pray the immediate pas
sage of the ordinance accompanying this
petititien and will ever pray, etc."
Signed. Christian Zeciier,
M. F. STEIGEKWALT,
J. A. E. Reed,
Jehn Levekgoed,
HughR. Fulton,
Beard of Health."
An uidiuance " Te protect the public
health" prepaied by the Beard of Health
was lcacl.
Mr. Beleuius seemed te think that this
erdiuauee was needed, but rather thought
that it was get up huriiedly. He then
moved that t!u oidiauce be referred te the
n nance committee, aud that they be in
structed te report te councils at next meet
ing.
Mr. Ruldle, allheugh hedid net pr&ume
te speak fet the finance committee, said he
did uet believe that the eidinar.cn would be
adopted.
Mr. Belenins's motion was then cat tied.
Mr. Riddle suggested that as the Be tid
of Health had inserted a elause in the
oidinauce imposing a line upon these who
neglect te repeit eases of which they Knew,
a was ii it ac iinnitiiidablc featiue.
Adje'iiin d.
spinet Council.
Tim following membcis of select ceuu
cil weie piesent : Messrs. Brown, Bald
win, Dillci, Ev.uis, Wise, Zechur and
Bergei, pit'sideut.
Piusident Bergei stated that the meet
ing hul been e. died te take ailie l en au
oidinauce, which is intended te "menus,;
the powers of the beard of health. A
communication from the beard of health
in tegaid te the introduction of tin; erdi
uaneu was leid, aftei which select c mneil
adjourned
'llie Ordinance.
I'lie oidinauce which has been piej.ei.ted
fei the coiiMileralieu of council is com
posed of twenty six sections and would
occupy s-wcial columns of type. It pie
vides for a health commissioner ; ('r
reports of infectious diseases, fnun ;.hy
siciaus, landlords and heusekcepeis.maua
ei.s of public institutions, school tcacheis
and ethcisin position te be informed ; for
the quarantining of the city aud viriens
lemedial ineasiues ; for onipulseiy vac
ciuatieu ; te prevent the conveyance in
public caiiiagcs of infected poisons ; te
provide for disinfecting and fumigating
private property and te punish false
alatir.s ei epidemic.
NKKililtUUUOOl NKWl.
ISvenlH Nmr anil Acrusi tlie Cnmily I. turn.
Wilcox & Driesbach, contracteis of
Biadferd, have been awared the contract
for building the new line of the Baltimeie
ami Ohie raihead from Washington te
Philadelphia, a distance el sixty miles
The contract piice is $1,500,000, and the
lead is te be finished early iu the fall.
Tbe class day exercises of the 8th annual
commencement of the statu normal school
at West Chester, Pa., took place yesteiday
Twenty-ene giaduates iccoive their diplo
mas. The degree of Bacheler of Science
was cenfeued ou Prof. Toniliusen. of
Oxford, and Piofessor Markely, et West
Chester.
J Augustus Nebinger.the ex postmaster
at Stcdten who was arrested several
nieiiMis age, charged with embezzling
money elder funds, and who failed te
appear lei trial at the Febiuary session of
the United St atcs district ceuit, was taken
te Philadelphia yecrday by bis bonds
men and delivered te United States Mar
shall Kerns His bondsmen wero Jehn
W. Giove an 1 A. B. Ridur, both residents
of Dauphin county. He was held for trial
at the next teim of the United States
court.
A Cbe in Mystery.
W.Ht (Mieeier I oenl News.
Ou Sunday last a Mr. Supplee, icsiding
en the Bany farm, in East Whileland
township, went te Lancaster county with
his family, leaving at home a little girl
Muy, daughter of Wm Qitay,ind a young
lad a trifle elder. On the leturu of the
family, Sunday evening, they feuud the
boy at home, but the little gill was mis
sing. The boy professed te kuew nothing
about her whereabouts. Search was
in ado throughout the neighboiheod and
en the place nearly all night, but nothing
could be seen or heaid of her uutil late
Monday afleiuueu, when she was found
under a chci ry tree and iu au unconscious
stite She was at ence lcmeved te the
house, and Dr. Caiey, of Qlculech, was
sent ler. Au examination of her person
wasinide, but nothing could be found te
show that she had been assaulted, as was
at first thought, and the supposition new
is that she had been iu the tree picking
cherries and had fallen and injured her
self. Our iufeimant states that tbe child
was still unconscious ou Tuesday.
Salt ler Damages.
When a man is injured by another, in
tentionally, he usually brings a suit for
assault and battery iu the criminal court.
Hairy Slegcl, of this city, has adopted
another method, aud has brought a civil
suit in common pleas court against Jes.
J. Decsch, the North Queen street saloon
keeper. Slegel alleges that a few even
ings age he went into the saloon of
Deesch'e, with uhein he get into an al
tercation. Deesch finally picked up a
picce of gum hose, striking him en the
hand seveial times and breaking the
limb iu two placed. He wants 300 dam
age j.
Sent Out.
Michael and Kate Farley wero com
plained against before Alderman Fordney,
by Jehn Frances, colored, who charged
them with being drunk and disorderly.
Officer Smith ai rested them and the
alderman scut thorn te the work heuse for
10 days each.
Grading.
The Pheeuixville Independent is author.
ity for saying that tbe grading en the
Laneaster railroad will be begun in a few
days. The read runs through the finest
farming land in the state. Down
tin
Conestoga it takes in no less than 53 Heur-1
ing raiUB. the production of seme of them
beuvj 100 barrels per day.
' BaMball.
Nine empleyes from each of A. C. Kep
ler's and Stcinman & Ce.'s hardware
stores, will play a match game of baseball
en the morning of the Fourth of July at 8
o'clock.
After sending telegrams and letters and
all Kinds of messages te tbe Yerk baseball
club, in reference te a game here en Sat
urday, and receiving no replies, Manager
Speece, of tbe Ironsides club, went ever te
Yerk yesterday. After considerable dim
culty he managed te fce a man who said
heboleugcd te the club. When asked
why he d d net answer the telegiams he.
could net tell. He premised te have the
club held a meeting last night and consider
this matter. Mr. Specce returned te this
city last night aud has since received a
dispatch that the club will net ceme te
morrow. By tbe feeling around of tbe
Yerk club (if there really is an organized
club there) the Ironsides have been put te
considerable trouble and annoyance, as
they weie compelled te wait several days
without receiving any reply te their inqui
rics. Ne game will be plavcd te-morrow,
unless arrangements can be made with the
Molineaux club of Philadelphia, which is
one of the best in Uih city, outside of the
professional teams If tbe Yerk team had
come here they would have been well
paid aud it would have been little trouble
for them.
I'Uh S7.lALI.reX.
Ltter's Cae a False Alarm.
Ne deaths from smallpox have been re
ported te-day, aud there is bat one new
case. That is Mis. Jeremiah Cooper, of
Ne. 1j32 East Orange street, who is suffer
ing from varioleid. Dr. Fitzpahick at
ence quarantined the house.
It is said that most of the cases iu the
city, cutside of the Carr family, have been
vai lelmd.
Everybody is getting vaccinated and the
offices of the physician j are besieged
during their hours, by perbens easier te
have their arms scratched Ciewds of
men, women and children can be b- ou stand
ing around the street with their sleeves up
"drying it." The inquiry ' did it take '."
is ou the lips of all.
The case of Rebert Ettcr, yesteiday
pronounced varioleid, after an examina
tion by Dr. Fitzpatiick, acting health
commissioner, is said net te be el that
chaiactcr at all ; and the lawyers for whom
" Bebby " opened clams se assiduously
at TucEilny'ft picnic aie greatly lelieved.
.'t Clilld Prewueil.
Yesterday Ilany M. KaufTman a 17
months old son of Abraham
Kauiruian was found drowned.
It apptais that the elder childicn weie
sent out iu a let te hee, and Il.ury, th'
jeungct, in .some way get out of the
.ud and wandeied te a pond info
which he fell Deputy Corener T. J. Aim
stieng iniraticlled a juiy, con isting or
Henry Hen man. Jacob Acker, Win. II.
Acker, S. fl. Knufi'inau, Ucnjainin John John Jehn
eon aud Alfred Keen, and a veidiet of ac
cidental di owning was lendered.
it!'-' Inatltuln I'.x.milii.itieit.
ThflY.il'. institute has just elosed its
sixth jcar with a five days en! and. It
ten examination. Ni.nly.itl of the boys
passed thieugh the .siege .villi ciedit te
tbcm:lvrs and te theii teachei.s. The
following beyj had an awi.ge of 1)0 par
cent, anil ever: F. Robinson, II. Hepkins,
N. Reynolds, l.enj. Atlee. (. Gundal.er,
E Hepkins, A. Natiman, II Mers is, Gee.
'Allee, J. Ehy. The. aveiagu for the whole
school in the final eviniinatiens was b pel
eent.
At I lninltKlM'.r.
The 71th atiiiiial dfotiibutsen of piemi
urns and cenfeiiing of honors took plare
at St. Jeseph's academy yesteiday morn
ing The .occasion was graced by the
piewi'cn of Aichbishep Gibben-, of Ca'ti
meie, Uishep; Watteisen, Elder and
Gilmer, and a large nuiubci of the Cat he
lie cleigy. Among the giaduates was
Misj M. Reilly, of thi eity Sli" leceived
ageld medal and Fceeiul houei for ami ible
de)0itment and ebsei vauce el (he acailm
lobulatiens.
1 tmehlit: Blnncy Ordem.
On an after June 2, a single domestic
ineney oider maybe issued for any amount
fiem one eent up te (me huudicd liellars.
The fees ler eidcis net ever 10 will be
8j ; fiem $10 te $li", 10c ; fiem .?15 te &.0,
15c ; for eaah additional $10, uj te $30, ."ia
extra, and from $80 te $100, 45c. Moie
than thiee eiders will net be issued en the ;
same ilay te the same 1 emitter, for the
uimepaiee and payable at the same oflice.
IMrctlen uf Mlirtrt..
C mneil Ne. 22, Jr. O. U. A. M held
last cvenin-.', insulted as follews: C, J.
Like ; V. C , E. E. Ilumphreville ; A R
S J. Kempf ; Cenl., L. K. Deinait;
Wa:d , J. 1). Housei ; 1, S , W. Mu-wi ;
O. S, W. L. Palmer: Tiu-'av, J. I).
Ueuser ; State Council, Jehn ('. tfwept ,
W. 11. McConibey.
Uaie DIMUl-eed.
Jehn dimmer, of Middle stieet, who has
made himself notorious ineveiai difluient
ways, iiad a healing bef.ue xVldciman A.
P Daiiuelly last evening jii the ebarije et
stealiu money fiem the house of Jeseph
Gerlit.ski. The evidence was net sufli
eient te held him and the eve vasdi-
miscd.
Togs cut cm
"Themas Stiihei, a tramp, ittt.mptcd
te beaid a fici;ht tiain ai Celum
bia te-day for the purpee of riding e t-it.
He fell under a car, which jnssnl ever oi.e
feel, cutting off POeial tees. He v. as
bieujdit te this city en Fsederick accom
modation and taken te the hospital.
.St. ilOHnpn'M fair.
The ameuut of money realized at the
St. Jeseph fair, which closed en Wednes
day eveuiug last, after deducting all tlu
cxpemes, is J2.73-1 3S, which will net euli
pay off the eutiie itidebtednces, bin, lcave
a large fciun tewaids the election ei the
new church.
In tlie Court IleuFfl.
Court will meet i-monew morning at
10 o'clock for the tiau.sactien of cnrient
business.
The shei ifl' s des will take place in lii.)
eiphans' ceuit loom at 2 o'clock.
Mercantile Tax.
The merchants of the county should
bear in mind that the mercantile licaiiFO i
due at the treasuier's oflice ou or befcie
the 1st of July. If net paid they knew
the consequences.
: lie 1'rlfen Keeper' sHnrnea Mulen.
It is pretty rough when the prison
Let par le'-es goods by theft, but last night
v. thief stele a cellar, bridle aud pair of
leins fiem Prison Keeper Jli'ikhelder.
The Market Houses.
Tne foundation for the Ea-tein market
is beimr laid, and yesteiday workmen
beau digging the cnll.'r
market.
for tbe We.steiu
Fourth ei July Chimp Kxcurslen.
Citizens' nnnnal ccur-i,n te Atlantic City
and Philadelphia en Wednesday, July t
Hound tup tickets, geed ler three days, only
$3.fO. Train leaves Lancaster, King street, at
5:10, Columbia 5:10. LandNville ces, Al.inheiin
C2i,LltitzG-3Dun I Kplmta at 7.03. Fer par
ticulars see cliculars. jel"i,27,2.),!j 2,3&ltw
UXA.VUS.
Wilkv. June 28. 1883. in this city. Alexander
'iltJ ased W years, 8 months anil 13 days.
iIlvitcd teattend the funeral from his late rcai
aence. New street, en Sunday altorneou at 2
o'clock Interment at Shrelner's cemetery.
tfJ&7')AJtVBTiaEaiEST8.
f- BAND OrKJJIKU OF K. BL DAN UK ft
VT Ce.'s Ice Cream Cardan, Se. CIS Seuth
Queen street, en te-morrow (Saturday) even
ing. The New Providence Cornet Band will be
present. It
TTOSIKKirSl-IyAliIJA(K ASH RbETS
SOHROYER'3 MARKET STAND,
It TO-MOItKOW.
Die. c a. iiiiewn.
rinsiciAX ANI OCUMST,
Has IlemoveU te Se. 20 WKST OUA.NGE ST.
Kyc and Ear treated. Glasses adjusted. Su
perior ancctaeIC3 en liiud and te order.
Ic21 lydTU
'PUOhE WlSUINU Ti TAtti: SfARKING
J. lesens wilt please call en AH. Mills, at
Charles II Zieplel'u abuy, b. C angle Ccntre
Squaie, IreniT toOe'cIocr, lertliuir tickets,
ltd
YOtX WILT. ALWAYS FIND A FULL,
line el Connecticut ci.113 amljr'eunudn
r inc Cut tobacco, at
IIMITMAN'S YELLOW FKONT CIGAR
i'reiir:
WAKxKD KY A YOUNG MAN. ID
ytaiseld.ii situation as verler in a
store, or te attend te two or three liei-e. Or
uiestnuy kind et ether work. Inqniie at the
I:tk LieE-.cmOlliec. It.
T)Ui:L!USA!.i: rU-31"KUOW JKVKNIAU,
.InneJO, 18S.5, .it Xe..'01 Neith Queen St..
will be old te cWhe out a let el oil blinds and
futures, syiuiw, tea, spices and cans, jdass
jars, etc , together w Itli a let el dry yoeds. no
tions and store flxtuie. Sale te c enimence at
7X o'clock in the evening. It
OUDiCK OUlt lIKV'Il.UU UltAIiS AND
Spiced Ojsters ler tie Fourth et July.
Jtest :dl the vegetables I sell are rai-ed in our
county. 1 will receive this evening J00 pounds
et inych ice Creamciy Ilutter.
CIIAS. XV. KCKEUT,
Il- Ne. 1 ' Ka!t King Street.
v
TK WILL SlAKi.AN t:.Tl KKCIIANGK
Of
PHOTOGRAPHS
At the nuance te the Gallery en North
Queen siieel in i lew day, and
Tin: '-ami: kiiu ok weitK you see
TllhUE VC WILL MAKE FOU YOU
Uy the Quu k-Weikiii;; I'reccss.
J. E. ROTE,
Ne. 106 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
jnue2-lld
MVBB-"
i:A't'IIK(N
Step and Think!
It is a COOll TIIIN; for a man when he is
ilhniil bnyei-i: hi'i WI.AUlM; AI't'AKKLtO
jl'er ANI THINK el the many eletlners
heie li.euls bidilin;; lei Ins trade, and whether
or no! their is one iiineni; II clot who'll by
liktly te l( lieltur by him than 'ill the icdt.
Rlyeis .t Hatlien new exhibital) tliedustr
aid .NO KL'lIESaiidS'1'ANIiAJtnSTll.hSct
ihuMc.unn wide h inrciti ill tv, style and inake
ii p hai cveiy icmi i te be'iii". e te he the bust
shown In ii'.'ilieiits.
li Ices heie :ne !ev,laee! upon -liiliikaKU
.ilucel woolen lain us, the createatercr ex
peiiiured liv the trade. We'ie net low- en u
lew j i' leit'i eidy, lull upr.n the en'ire stecli: ;
we lin'nt a l.ijr, tutt and bobtail stect el
" te- " niarkeil dew n leu the puipesu of bi;
ailveiliiiiiK htui.ih, but all tin- eewest.lnlght-e-st,
most sljINIi siuil siilwlantlal wi-aung
gneil' in the ' nUet
Tlio-e .hn eeiuc le TlilUK eeliliim tail te
r.iiY. enrt letiiim; is iin.ii in uuauk
mid Dim liMU's sill ll is eiu'll In I'Ui'ly te (uy
nil I ii'.t i;i limbic.
5"(.DUI. AM.iKi:.'i'
Myers & Satlifen,
i'.tilitis; ii.iU(Ms1nr riolliiers,
NO. 19. BAST KINO- STRB3T,
yyr -i:i:ivni
Sxiraerlinary Inducemer-h !
We hue sl.'iitnla
Great Slaughtering Sale-
'iVhieli will eentiniH- until en.-entire Suuunci
hlci'k ii lesi-d eul 'I liin . ee-lc wi- went
thieii';li e in nine Meck el
ri!
.OTHiISLa,
AM)
FURNISHING GOODS.
Ami iihiut(jKi i':tu;i:s wirueur itK-
(.AI'.D Til COST.
TlicCeniK MUSI" KK '-OLD wlthl.. thunuM
'Jul.ij i. :is we must li.r.i1 the -pact thev oecu eecu
pv tei the Ine IIp- et Fall anil Winter
Clelliin wlueli we :ue new iu mutactuiin ;
A sepai ate loom fei
ODD GARMENTS,
COAT, I NTi .in l ViiVrs eme et them
lei eiu -loin i het iheir alue.
(Jieit ilii'ee in Sn-isiieUi r and Ciele
Suits, Alpici Coin, I i leu 1'iiiils .mil e)th r
oeil' .ii table lei w.m-i (.'either
A lu'l line et
(jeuts liiniisliing i-oeds
Ot nil de-ei i)!Ieiij, a b itteni pi tee i
63ASpeenI ISai -Mill In 10 PO.KX JK.VS
Diiwi:ii- .it :. ie iiekn caui:
lllltl.il 50e.
CALL L UiNl.L.
Eirsh k Brether
ri!'N MALI CI.Ol'lllMi UOUmK.
Ner, 2 & 4 North Queen Street.
UPfrUIAI.TIKH.
ASTR10H BR0THKR8, At,18
PALACE OF FASHION,
NO 13 KiVSTKIMJT;$HET,
LAcsri:i:, i.
WHITE GOODS.
We have ju-t icceued a New Line et FINE
WlllTi: ilt!.'Si:)(t)S, tin! wiue utleiiiiK
at VKlll nw i-uinis
' . . 1 -v 11 ., .-iei Ii. .mt '
wnite Jjresses. , ic..uir-Mil"
Diessei ii c eiu pleln and feci eon tiilentifli',liiK
utile te pit a-30 the liie-t I isiidieiis. We invite
all le (eni jiiiui leek thieugh eurstclc.
Childrena' Dresses
We liaeiil iifje stock et Childien's Dresses,
in While' and Celer -it, in ni! izi:, and s.t all
pi ice ", from 23c. .ipu upa;dd.
iICD&VJUUUO, ui') nesi- veiy iniidi
ICllllCl.d.
LADIES' 2IUSLTN UNDERWEAR.
We hive. i eiv laie as ertment of the-e
Goed-tand thepiic.e-3 t the &aiiiu ale much
lower tluin tne fjneds could he ni'idii ler. A
liritc line et 1XKVNTS' WBAIt UdKKS.
DKli'SKS, CLU VKs, Mvli:i., &c , at VEIIY
I.OWl'ltKJhS.
We aie closing out :i line let el
Ohild'a Fancy Cotten Hose,
Full Kegulir made, at 23c. a pair. Ferme ly
:;-c n. We sell a Heavy Twilled All silk
l'AUAMlli t'e i.2."i. .Special JJargaln in La
dies' LlbLE (i LOVi:s, two elndics, at 23c. a
pdr KKlia Fi'ieJKU-KY MSLK OLOVKS,
..Oc. a ii tir. .lust epnel a laige let el NEK
IIMCnUUK KDUlMJ, 7 te it mthfs wide, at
.I'le. and J'ic. a i-il. v'vssj binliuiideiy at 12c".
.md l"ic
PA.vs! PAai PANd!
LACK illlTS a very larjjr aseitnient,
(iauze Uiuleishir: 23e.
S".iicatUcductien in our
Millinery Department.
AU our Colored U.itrlnnned IlaU, in Milan.
Chip anil satin hti-aw, at 48c.
White Chip and Milan Hats at rceluccd prices.
AU our Tuscan Hats and Uennets at 23c.
Tip3 and IMnmej at reduced prices.
bargains in
Sash Ribbons : & wSffi
C5c.5 Klght inch Alf-SIlk Black Watered, Sic.;
Nine inch Ad-ilk ttlack Wntered, $1 oe. '
SECOND-EDITIO'N.
FBI DAY BYBNINQ, JUNE 29,1833.
THE DAEK SIDE.
TUE TRAIL. OK DASTABULV CKIME.
A Oaarrel itetnreen two Vamllla la Vir-
ClniaR8nIt4ln Murder Utner Fbuea
of WlckedneM On tbe Gkllewa.
Danville, Va, Jnne 29. A few days
age a quarrel arose between tbe urant ana
Manning families, residents of the north
em part of Pittsylvania county about some
fowl which J. W. Manning was accused of
Killing, it is stated that Uee. r. Urant
was thereupon urged by his mother
te kill Manning, and that he crept en him
while ha was-at work in a field, and shot
him five times and afterwards beat him
with his fist and stamped upon him, say
ing, " New, d m you, die." Manning
died the following day, and Grant escaped.
a Detperade'a 'Deed.
St. Leuis, Jnne 29. At Blende City,
Kasper county, Missouri, yester
day. Lane Britten was arrested en
a charge of murder committed sometime
age, in Newton, after his arrest. Britten
was permitted te go into his house te get
his coat. He reappeared with a re
volver and opened fire en his cap
tors, instantly killing one of them,
Censtable A. M. Davis, and mortally
wounding the ether G. G. Davis. He
then mounted a horse and lied. A large
party of citizens is in pursuit, but
Britten has probably escaped into the
Indian territory. He is a desperate man
and has ence befere been tried for murder.
Hanged for Felonious Assault.
Wilmington, Del., Jane 29. Gee.
Lake (colored) was hanged at Cambridge,
Md , at 11:44 o'clock this morning, for
committing a felonious assault upeu Mrs.
Stewart C. Simmons,, in April last. Lake
slept well last night and ate a hearty
breakfast this morning. He maintained a
steady uerve te the last.
The execution was witnessed by about
30 persons. H oue of Lake's family were
present. Lake's neck was net broken and
he died of strangulation showing only
three slight convulsions. Life was pro
nounced extinct in G and ahalf minutes.
Murder and Suicide.
Nkitiiskurg, 111.; June 29. H. Blair
shot his wife ou Saturday and then com
mitted suicide. The wife may recover.
The cause was jealousy.
Xlv. Keilcy Kxpresaea His Displeasure.
Sfiungfikld, Mass., June 29. In a
a speech at a banquet last night, Jehn
Kelley sharply criticized Mr. Tilden for
' net courageously calling ou the people
te sustain him for assuming the presi
dency of the United States in 187C." He
a?&e said " Mr. Tilden tried te get the
nomination in 1880, and failing in this
used his iuflucnce in New Yerk te defeat
Gen. Hancock."
At llarrlsuure.
IlAnmsnuuG, Pa , June 29. Nothing
of import auce trauspircd iu the Senate
this morning
In the Heuso Mr. Colburn's Republican
congressional apportionment bill was de
feated by a paity vote. After considera
ble discussion and "much bitter fealiug it
passed second leading.
The governor te day vetoed four mero
bilb.
'i he Ceal 1'rlceH.
PniLAunLi'iiiv, June 29. Committees
of the Lehigh and Schuylkill coal ex
changes met te day and agreed te make
no change in the line and city and harbor
pi ices of coal during July.
The Philadelphia & Heading coal and
iien company this afternoon issued its
July circular of juices for the eastern
trade. They embody au advance of 15
C3iits per ten for white ash, egg, and 25
cuts for stnve aud chestnut.
Mere IterRH County l'lagnes
RnviuNti, June 29. Reports received
fiem vaiieus sections of Heiks county
indicate that in 'addition te the Hessian
fly, the picseuce of a small
green weitn iu the wheat, which
cats off the grain at the head the latter
then dropping te the ground and retting.
Old farmcis say that tbe same worm
played havoc with wheat 25 years age.
I he lielmvare KlverVery High.
TnxNTON, N. J., June 29. The Dela
ware liver is higher te day than it has been
te; ni.myycais. Information from points
up the river show that the heavy rains
have swollen the streams which empty
into the Delaware te an extent that ex
ceeds an) thing knewu during the past
twenty four jcais The river is still ris
ing. Charges Uutrue
Nr.w Yerk, Juuj 29. Postmaster
Pcaibiw, of this city, states that any
charges that he i.s personally or pecuniari
ly interested iu any concern or corporation
that is antagonistic te tbe United States
postal service uie entirely unwarranted
and wnti ue.
m
l'uuper Iminlsranttf.
Costen, June 29 Within the past six
mouths the peit physician has examined
S.i.iiuO assisted immigrants. Many of
them ..te tee froble by reason of age or
othei infiimilies for telt suppeit, and must
he aided by private aud public charities.
KeIIIiih ttO Ue.iel.
Conceud, N. II , June 20. A ballet to
day for United States s jnater resul ted iu
only 2ovetes being cast. There was no
cpieium present
The r.gyptmu PlaKiie.
Damietta, Juue29 neon. The total
number ei deaths here from cholera dur
ing the last 24 hours was 107.
Three deaths from cholera occurred at
Mausurah dm in,' the same period.
.-. TLflt't IMtfltllVIOHM.
Washington, June 29. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states sli;htly warmci Jair weath
er, south te west winds stationary orlewor
baiemcter.
HAItKJlltl.
Philadelphia market
I'liiLADELPHtA, June 29. Fleur quiet.
IS ye Heur at f.ifi2S3 75
Whctfdeaily utH der-linc ; Ne. 2 Western
Ucil. $1 !"; Ne 3 de $110; Ne. 1 l'eiina. Ked
?1 IGjfJl 18.
Coin dull, but weak; all Yellow and
Mixed, 583Ic ; Ne. 3 Allied, 5753c.
Oats dull and steady: Se. 1 White, 43c;
Ne. 2 de, 42c; Ne. 3 de, 41llc;Ne. 2
Mixed. jrniiOz,
i ye dull at b3g97c.
"M-til-i unchanged.
li e isieiid eluil.
L'iril dull.
iiuttcr 11 rm and active.
ICeils null.
Kggs dull anil ea-y.
Clicese dull, but steady ler choice.
Petroleum dull.
Whia fey at $119
New Yerk BKerKCts.
New Yerk, June 29. Fleur dull ; in buyers'
favor.
Wlieat 4Qilc lower; unsettled and tev-r-i-li,;
fdr business, mainly in options; Ne. 2
Ued.lury,$ll2l 12; Aug., 1 UJHHl 15;
NepL, $1 !7Jil 17K.
Cern Qljc lower; heavy; Mixed West
ern spot, 4sae ; de future, 60fiC4c.
Oats opened lic lewrer; afterwards re
acted liaise ; Ne. 2 July, C9Q40c ; Aug., 37J4
Live Stock Price.
New Yerk. Cattle Hec ipts.SOOJhead ; shlp
menis, 2,760 heal; half fat and rough weaker;
experts, 5 9088 2J; geed te choice shipping,
$5 7535 90 ; common te fair shipping, $3 75tf
5 91 ; common te fair. $4 9035 SO.
SliL'i-p Ueteipts, 1.300 head; shipments,
1,00.) head ; market linn ; fairly active ; com
mon te fair, te 50Q2 ; geed, $450 ; choice, $1 75.
KectHDts. 19.M0 head: shlemenu.
19M Mad; Market demoralized; prices 34c
lower than ea Tuesday : mixed, $5 7D605 ,
heavy, S6 25 ; light, te 756 3J; ships, W 000
590.
Kin Libutt Cattle Receipts 1,015 head ;
market alew at yesterday's prices.
Hogs Receipts 690 head ; market slew ;
Philadelprdas. 96 6006 70 ; Yorkers. $6 4096 50.
Sheep Receipts 3.000 bead; market slew;
linraii suaue ou rrem yesieraay.
mock narKeta.
Quotations by Kecd. McGrann
era, Lancaster, Pa.
11 a. m.
Micnlaan Central. 95X
A Ce , Bank
12 if. a p.m.
New Yerk Central 12
Kew Jersey Central 86
Oble Central. 10'4
SeLLack. western.... 1;
Denver & Bie Grande....
Kansas ft Texas.
Lake Shere.... ...... ......
Chicago S. XV., com....
N. N., Ont. A Western....
St. Paul A Omaha
JrlCiuO AxfUl
BecheaterA Plttsbureh..
43
37X
aevi
is2
St. Paul 104!
Texas Paciflc
Union Paciflc
Wabash Common
Wabash Preferred..
West'rn Union Telegraph
Louisville & Nashville...
N. Y., ChL St. L
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
Pennsylvania
Reading..
P. T. A Buffalo
Northern Paclflc-Cem...
Northern Paciflc Pref...
Hestonvllle
tl4
29X
801Z
52
71
454f
5
&
89X
51J
89i
'2lVi
6Sll
Philadelphia A Krle 21!
Nortnern Central SS
Underground
Canaea Southern 66
People's Passenger.
Oi 1.4 K
118 11SJ4
flaw xerk.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks quiet, fraction lower. Meney,
New Yerk Central
Krle Hallread
Adam? Express
Michigan Central Hull read
Michigan Southern Railroad
Illinois Central Railroad
Cleveland A Pittsburgh Railroad
Chicago A Reck Island RallreaeL
Pittsburgh A fort Wayne Railroad
2Kt3a
...120
... 37J
...129X
yt
.. iu
...132
...13.1
...125'4
...131
.. VSM
... 29ft
... KJ
... -t.ji
western union xeiegrupn company...,
Teledo A Wabash
New Jersey Central
New Yerk Ontario A Western
rmimdelpbia.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks strong.
Philadelphia A ErleR. R. 21'4
Reading Railroad 294
Pennsylvania Railroad 59-jjj
Lehigh Velley Railroad 59
United Companies or New Jersey 19-2
Northern Pacific. 515
Northern Pacific Prefcrrel S"vji
Nerthern Central Railroad i&
Lehigh Navigation Company 4rj
Norristown Railroad 1C9J
Central Transportation Cempuny 40
l'ittsb'g. Titusvllle A HultaIelC.lt yx
Little Schuylkill Railroad VM
SfEVIAl. NOT1V4.H.
The most popular ana fragrant I'o.tuiiieer
the day '-HACKMETACK." Try it. Sold by
II. It. Cochran, druggist. Nes. 137 and 139
North Queen street leb7-ee,l3
45" Nothing se simple and perfect for color
ing as the Diamond Dyes. Fer carpet rags,
better and cheaper than any ether dyc-s tells.
Ciiabuinq features may be rendered actually
ropnlsive by blotches or pimples. Glenn's
Sulphur Seap remedic j all com plosien blem
ishes. jl8-lwdeedAw
HJSW ADVMtTISHMETITS.
C1AWKS, CANE-V. A FULL LINK Fit O. II He
j up, at
If AUTMAN'S YKLI.OW KUUNT ClOAIC
S 1'OKK.
WAIST U A MKST-CLAS8 ItAKltHU
Seber, industrious, white and cnpahle
et running n shop ; unmarried. Geed witges.
Address, CLEMKNT IIOtJSK,
Je27-3t bunbury, l'a.
SCHOOL TAX 1883.
The duplicate is in the hands of the
Treasurer. 3 per ccnL oil for prompt pay
ment. W. O. MAISsIlALL, Treasurer.
Ne. 12 Cuntiu Square.
Ottice hours from 9 a. 111. te I p. in.
j9-tldll
NOTICK-SATUKDAY. JUNK 30, WILL.
be tr.e last elay le pay the city tax, te get
the 3 per cent, abatement. Oillce hours from
9 te 3 o'clock.
1023-1 wd " C. V. M Y ERS, City Treasurer.
fPIlK SKIN IS A VAST KMDNOTOK1 OK
1 gan, civingeir an average of eleven grains
et secretion per minute, or two pounds In
twenty-lour hours, or which one hiinilted
groins are nitrogenous.
All Skin Diseases, Cancels, Tumors. Chronic
and Privatn Diseases permanently cued liv
DRS. II. D. and At. A. LONGAKKU. Oitice
13 East Walnut street, Lancaster, l'a. Consul
tation free.
1)UHLIU HALK WILL 1112 NOLU TDfS
DAY.JULY3.18S3, by the uuileiblgned
at Cox's old coach factory, Jll and 3IJ Church
street, a let et tit si class carilagca. Alse,
ceachmukcr's mateilal, oflice furniture aud
ether articles.
Sale te commence at I) a. m., when terms
Will be msde known by
JNO.Q. MERCKR,
JACORGAIILI':,
Administrators ei Thes.ll. Cox, iIlcM.
jc:; (.uiAitw
rrilKKCV JOUN Ii. ntULUULLANUM.A
L en retiring fiem the l'rincipalship et the
Yeates Institute, tnl.es this early opportunity
te announce his puipose te open in Lancas
ter 'beakding and day school
FOU
Yeung Ladies and Uirls, ia September.
The Scheel will be FIRST-CLASS in all its
appointments.
FRENCH, TAUGHT UY A FRENCH LADY
WILL RE MADE A SPECIALTY AND
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
WILL KK PAID TO
CONVERSATION.
A pregramme will be issued in August. Fer
iuither information upp'lcatlen can be made
during July at thn eittlec of fcamuel II. Rej Rej
nelds. esej.. Ne. iti East King street. Lancas
ter, l'a. je25-lmeed
It OUT a SHOES.
IluK A'l Till".
Prices Lewer ten Ever.
THE LANCASTER SHOE RETAILED AT
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Ladies' Fiiie Kid Butten Shee,
$2,00.
The Finest Kid Butten Shoes with
Worked Butten Heles, 82 50.
Canvas Shoes and Baseball Shoes,
Beys, 75c, Men's, $1.00, $1.25.
Mieses' Pebble Butten Shoes, Size
11 te 2, $125.
Bey a' Butten or Lace Shoes, $1 25.
Ladies1 Lew Cut Opera Slippers,
50c and 75c.
Ladies' Geed Butten Shoes, $150.
With Worked Butten Heles.
Ladies' Lasting Lace' Shoes. $100 .
Ladies' Leather Heuso Slippers,
50 Cents.
Men's Butten Shoes, $1.50. Werth
$2.50.
Men's Fine Calf Butten Shoes, $f .50,
49- We also have en hand a Larue Stock or
BURT'S CELEBRATED FINE SHOES. Shots
made te order of every description.
J. H1EMENZ,
Ne. 51 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
INQUIRER BUILDING.
Repairing di H at low prices. ruar23t!dF
no Eaeatntt. 19.M0 head: shlDBMnta. ncv nrnmnmrn. -.-
96 93
120H 119.
8G 60
10W 10ii
-123K 12S4
44 43Ji
37K 37)2
soil JH
111 ltwi
1325 3tye
26K
46 40K
42 42
18?S 19
104K :mk
37?2 372
94'i 93
29?i 2
43JS 43
52 HIM
10
70 70X
45 45JJ
59K 19
294 29 9-16
PRIDAY-FAIK AUD WARS.
A daily ramble through the
store discovers some new thing-
of interest somewhere. In sum- v
mer and winter, at " the height
of the season " or when- busi
ness lags, there is still a steady
stream of new goods coming in .
that keeps every point fresh.
Many of the hotels en the con-y
tinent are named " Le Ouatre '
Saison," or Hetel of the" Four
Seasons, and this store might
fitly be called the store of all . ,
seasons, inasmuch as the stocks
are net suffered te run down,
though unexpected sales often
clean out certain things entirely ,
before we can duplicate them.
Our constant aim and effort
is te foresee the movements of
trade and keep up the stock
every day alike, se that cus
tomers may rely en finding at
all times what is wanted. Each
department is under strict com
mand te keep up a perfect as
sortment, and if it is net at the
counters somebody's at fault.
Our customers could net de
us a better service than te drop
a postal te us at their conveni
ence when they find our stocks
deficient.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Mr. Barnes, the head of the
Lace stock, sailed in the " Wer
ra " yesterday te make personal
selection of Laces for the au
tumn. Selling Laces at moder
ate profits has built up a won
derful business in this depart
ment, andyet we have sufficient,
when we go direct te the
makers in Brussels, Paris and
elsewhere for their productions.
Lace Department, main aisle, near centre
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Ladies' Leng Black Lisle
Hese, with underfoot as white
as snow, straight by cable from
Merley, Londen. One dollar
is the price.
" They asked me just $2.50
mere per pair for this same
makeel'Silk Drawers at ."
She would have been out of
pocket $10 en the four pairs if
she hadn't looked in ether
stores. Who makes " lookers "
se welcome as we, and why de
we de it but te show up our
goods and prices ?
A quarter dollar buys a let of
comfort when it gees for these
Ladies' Gauze Vests, with low
neck and short sleeves.
Children's Solid Celer Hese
of a deservedly noted German
maker, at 25 and 30 cents, ac
cording te size.
Gentlemen's geed English
Lisle Half Hese, clocked and
plain, for 25 cents.
Arcade, wist.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Men's Lew Shoes hand and
machine sewed, all the leading
shapes and styles of the day ;
prices, $3, $4, $5 and $6 per
pair. These shoes are made
expressly for us and under our
own personal direction.
Market -lrett lient, we-t of central able.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Linen Lawns at 25, 31 and 37
cents a yard, with ever four
hundred different patterns te
select from ; all the 28-cent Lin
en Lawns are new 25 cents.
Is there anything se comfortable
these warm days as a real Linen
Lawn Dress? Twe hundred
dozens of Ladies' Linen Hand
kerchiefs, with wide hemstitched
colored borders ; price has been '
35 cents until Thursday morn
ing, new .they are down te 1 5
cents.
Cost of full name written, en
the Handkerchief in indelible
ink, 3 cents each.
White Silk Handkerchiefs, at
same counter ; Hemstitched,
65c. te $2.50 ; Plain Bordered
White Silk Handkerchiefs, 45c.
te 75c, hemmed ready for use.
Just nstde the Che-dnur street entrance, llt
JOHN WANAMAKER.
In Ladies' Muslin Underwear
there are some broken lets en"
the bargain table ; Chemises,
trimmed with fine Hamburg,
mat were 51, 1.10 ana $1.25,
new 75 cents.
Drawers, with Hamburg in
serting and edging. $2.25 and
$2.50, new-$1.25.
Corset Cevers at same rate.
These are all first class goods,
made from geed materials and
nicely finished, but tumbled up
by the handling of the crowds
in our salesrooms. 7
Arcade, cost.
Jehn Wanamakek.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Mar&ct; streets una
City Hall Square
Philadelphia,
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