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LANCASTER DAILY INTELLtGEKCER THURSDAY; JULY 12. isSl ...
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HEI6HBUBHUOD JTEW8.
ISreaU Near nd Acrers the Coeaty Llae.
The creamery at Kutztown, Berks
county, is mikiuc 1S5 boxes efchets3
weck
A rich vein or hematite ere has been
discovered in the main street of Bethlehem.
Itev. Charles S. Daniel, of St. Chrysos
tem's Lutherau church, in Philadelphia,
started eat ou Monday of last week and
walked te Lobauen by the following
Friday night. The ezcrcise was taken for
the benefit of his health.
Efferts are beiujj inaie for the traction
of a silk mill in Reading.
The State Teachers' association elects
1he following officers te-day : President,
Samuel A. liaer, of Reading ; vice presi
dents, Superintendent A. J. Palm, of
Mercer county, aud Miss Annie Buckees,
of Petter county ; secretary, J. P. Me
Caskey, of Lancaster ; treasurer, Superiu
tenden t Moitew. or Allegheny City ;
ticket agent, J. Fletcher Sickel, of Ger Ger
mantewn ; executive committee, Superin
tendents Bailliet, et Carben county,
Chamberlain, of Crawford county, Cough Ceugh
lin, of Luzerue county, S. Transeau, of
Williamsperr, and S. Jenes, of Erie.
Lebanon claims te have the eldest sta
tionary steam engine in the state el
Pennsylvania, if net in the United States.
It is a 100 herre power built by a firm in
Pittthburgh, Pa., iu the year 182G ; has a
large horizontal heater ; fly wheel, whete
segments and centre are of iron aud the
arms of weed ; a cylinder that was cracked
by accident but successfully repared ; a
large heavy connecting red of weed ;
cress-bead, guides, bedplate, large double
pumps, all of which are the original with
the exception of the valve motion which
was improved by the Weimer Brethers
twenty years age. it is ewned by the
Union canal company, and has been in
continuous use for lifty six years.
Mrs. Haney, a widow, of Chester, has
had Mark Claheily, a widower of the
same place arrcbted for taking $100 from
her. The defendant stated te the magis
trate that the plaintilf asked him te marry
her aud that he stipu.atcd te comply with
the request for the sum of $100, which
was glady paid ever by the widow. He
was slew te keep his premise, and hence
his arrest. The widow, when asked for
Iter statement, repudiated what tlm de
fendant asserted ; declared that she could
net be iuduced te marry such an object,
and placing her arms akimbo, wanted the
defendant, the court and the whole
community te knew that she had num
erous chances te many since her widow
hood beau.
Snine Seavjuable luterrezatun l'eluta.
It's dull. One does net meet many
persons en the street. Theso who are
encountered leek and ace as though they
had net much te de. Fer all that, as the
reporter weut from the Intelligencer
oflice te the Pennsylvania railroad statieu
and back te the court house this morning
he met enough people te be asked theso
questions : " Who's Lcvisy ?" " Hunting
items?" "Het, ain't it?" "Any new
cases of smallpox ?'' " What's the news?''
" Did you hear that Frankford had
escaped ?" " Who's going from the
city as delegates te the Democratic state
convention V" " Wheu is it te ba held ?"
" What kind of a hug is eatirg the leaves
of the Orange stieet trees?" "Who's
going te lay a new curb at the corner el
Orange and Lime streets V" ' Who was
that lawyer whom the Intelligencer told
about last evening having been knocked
down in open court by the sheriff?"
" What will the water committeo de te
night about the new pump ?" What's
this Jeffersenian club whose mem
brs have been called te me?t
te night ?" " Wben will the new
postellico ba finished?" "Why don't.
pe nobody build a uew hetel ?" " Where
was Brosius yesterday, that he wasn't at
the Republican state convention ?" "Did
Audy Kauffman vete in tha nama of Elk
comity this year? It net, why uet ?"
"Can you leud me a quarter?" " Is
bananas healthy ?" " Why don't the
newspapers print all the people that go
out of town for the summer?" "What de
you fill up your paper with trash, for,
about people going away for the sum
merV" "De you think it will rain to
morrow ?"
Frem which it is ovident that seme
people read the newspapers and some de
net.
Likewise that the reporter is uet the
only inquisitive man in town.
A I,ANCASTKK KAH1I1
Ate is Uraduated Witb Distinguished IIkueiw
Four rabbis, graduates of the Hebrew
Union collece, Cincinnati, were cense
crated in that city yesteiday. Their
names are Israel Aaren. David Phillipseu.
Henry Berkowitz and Jeseph Krauskepp.
They are the first rabbis ever consecrated
in the Uuitcd States. The first named,
Mr. Aaren, is a native of this city, a son
of the l.ite Moses Aaren, who was
himself a m in of marked intelligence.
The 'young rabbi, Israel Aaren, ic
ccivtd his education iu this city,
pabbing crediiably through the several
grades el public schools and beiug gradu
ated at our high school. He seen alter
ward went te Ciucinuati aud entered
Union college as a student. The course
is a sovero eue, requiring eight years of
study before graduation. Mr. Aaren
graduated with distinguished honor, and
we learn that Dr. Wise, the principal of
the institution icgards him as one of the
brightest of his pupils. Immediately
after graduation Mr. Aaren was offered
and accepted a valuable position at Fert
Wayne, Indiana, with a salary of nearly
$2,000. His many friends in Lancaster,
where his mother continues te reside, will
be pleased te learn of the yeun; rabbi's
llattering prospects.
A Itrllllant Wedding.
A correspondent of the Providence
Journal, writing from Concord, N. II .
notices the marriage there en June 28, of
Lt. William A. Marshall, of the United
States navy, aud Mary Bartlett, daughter
of Hen. William L Fester, Rev. D.
C. Roberts performing tbe cere
meny. The bride was robed in
a dress of satin and lace, made
in Paris. The groom was attended by Lt.
Hamilton E. Perkins, U- S. N., uncle of
the bride. Judge Fester's resideuca was
the sceiie of a large assemblage of guests
at the wedding reception. The elegant
dresses of the ladies aud the handsome un
lferms of the officers of the navy preduced
a fine effect. The presents were numerous
and exceedingly beautiful and valuable.
Lieutenant Marshall has for several years
been connected with the United States
ship Vandalia, but is new under waiting
orders.
UBITCaRY.
Death of Sirs. Martin Urich.
Mrs. Anna M. Urich, wife of Martin
Urich, aud daughter of ex-Alderman J. C.
Van Camp, died at her residence en East
Grant street near the court house, this
morning about half past three o'clock,
aged 44 years. She was ill only about two
weeks. She leaves no children, but a wide
circle of relatives and friends. She was a
member of St. James' church, and in her
earlier years took active interest in Sun-day-school
work. Her funeral will take
place en Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Interment at Lancaster cemetery.
Chickens stolen.
A bold tneif entered the hennery el
Frank Y. Haas en Middle street, near
Duke, en Tuesday, in bread daylight, and
stele nineteen of his finest chickens in
cluding Leghorns, Cochins, Pheasants and
ether fancy breeds and leaving behind
only the dunghills. Hew the thief mana
ged te get away with them is a mystery.
TNW. S. OIV1.EK & CO.
TRADE DOLLARS
TAKEN AT PULL VALUE FOB ANY KIND OP GOODS IN OUR LINE.
SILKS, EMBROIDERED ROBES
Carpets at our Special Lew Prices. Mesquite Canopies and Nettings.
JNOUKT.MIiOKiNG DEPARTMENT Men's Clothing made toerrfeiand Gents' Gauze Underwear and Furnishing Goods at reduced
prices ferTiadc Hollars. Kemeinber. all our goods are marked in plain figures and one price only.
JW Agents for the GENUINE AUllORA CABPKT SWEEPER. Eveiy Sweeper has our firm name en.
JOHN
Ne 25 EAST KING STREET,
KUKcy Wrecked.
On Tuesday as Dr. J. K. Brubakcr and
David Ringwalt, of Rohrerstown, were
driving along the Columbia turnpike near
Hambright'8 tavern, their horse ran off,
npset the bug ry, threw both men out and
completely wrecked the vehicle. The
horse was stepped after running two or
thiee hundred yards by the lines becoming
wrapped around one of the wheels and
thus acting as a brake. Neither of the
men was seriously hurt.
The James Street Urlrige.
The Pennsylvania railroad company has
a ferce of men at work rebuilding the
bridge en James street under which their
railroad runs. The bridge will be
of iron, the full width of the
street, something like the Duke, Lime
aud Shippen street bridges. The founda
tion and picis wiil be of heavy stone
m.isenry. A considerable portion et the
foundation en the north side has been laid
during the past week.
Ledge's Life or Webster.
Mr. Henry Cabat Ledge has added
another volume te the series of American
statesmen, iu the life of Daniel Webster.
Mr. Ledge's effort has net, as he confesses,
much of originality, but ha presents a
very eutertaiuing life of the great states
men iu a singularly impartial manner. He
is net chary iu pointing out the faults of
Webster while he has at least endeavored te
de full justice te his virtues and eminent
abilities. The book is for sale by Heugh
tun, Mifflin & Ce., Bosten.
Spin ring Scheel.
1'iet-Alf Mill, cx-teatlier weight cbamplem
has icturrcd te this eity utter an absence et
Ave y urs, and opened a sparring school in
Z.iepii'l'.-. abbiy. Centie Squaie. The school
was opened en Mem'ay evening under very
favorable circumstances. It will be opened
e cry evening from 7 te 11 o'clock, where the
profesnr will be pleased te meet all wishing
te learn the manly ait. lt
I'lculc.
The S nday .cboel of the First Reformed
chinch will held a picnic te-morrow at Dc
inutlrs park. Umnibusses Wil leave the
clitirc'i at 7 and 12:30 lt
SVEVIAL NOT1CEB-
tleury'" f;arbeIlc Salve.
gl be best Salve In the world for cuts, bruises
deit'H, ulcur, salt rheum, tetter, chapped
lunula, chilblains, corns and all kinds et skin
eruptions, Ireckles aud pimples. The salve is
guaranteed te give perleet satisfaction in
every cac or money refunded. Be sure you
getllENuv's Caiibolie Salve, as ail ethers are
but imitations and counterfeits. Price 25
cents. Sold in Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
slere. KS7 North Queen street. my2-4
1 icceuiineud Lady Camelia's fceciel of
Youth and Beauty ler the complexion, as be
ing far superior te any article 1 ever used. It
positively removes Freckles, anO will remove
Tan iu one application. Price JOc.
Fer sale at all druggists.
MUS. J. KENNK SMITH,
c'.3-CmdM&r Newark, N. J.
KKSCUtU IKUII MEATH.
The lel lowing statement et William J. Cough
in, el Semervllle, Mass., is se remarkable tnat
we beg te ask for it the attention et our read
eis. He says : "In the tall et 18761 was taken
with a violent bleeding el the lungs, followed
by a6eveieceugb. 1 seen began te lese my
appetite and llesh. 1 was se weak at one time
that I could net leave my bed. In the sum
mer el 1877 1 wasadmitted te the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said I had a hole In
my lell lung as big as a half-dollar. 1 expend
ed ever a hundred dollars In doctors and med
icine:). 1 was se tar gene at one time a report
went mound that I was dead. I gave up hepe
but a tnend told me el Dll. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. I laughe at
my friends, thinking my case incurable, but I
get a br ttle te satisfy them, when te my sur
prise a il gratiilcatien, I commenced te feel
better My hepe, once ilcud, began te revive,
and te lay I icel In better spirits than I have
the past three years.
" 1 write this hoping you will publish 11, se
that every one allHcled with Dlsc'ised Lungs
will be induced te take DR. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FOUTHELUNOS.andbccenvinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN HE CUUEO. I
have Uiken two bottles and can positively say
that lt has done mc mere geed than all the
ether medicines I have taken since my sick
ness. My ceugn has almost entirely disap
peared and 1 shall seen be able te go te work.
sold bv II. It. Cochran. 187 North Queen street
new te secure Health.
t seems strange that anv one will sutrer
trem the many derangements brought en by
an impu'-e condition ei the bleed, when SCO
VILL'SSAUSAPAUILLAANDSTILLINGIA, or 1JLOOI) AND LIVEK SYKUP will restore
pcrtect health te the physical organization. It
is indeed a strengthening syrup, pleasant te
take, aid lias proven Itself te be the best
BLOOD PUB1FIER ever discovered, oileet eileet
ually curing Screlula, Syphlltic disorders,
Weakness el the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala
ria ; all nervous disorders and debility, bil
ious cemplainta and all diseases Indicating an
impuie condition el the Bleed, Liver, Kid
neys, Stomach, Skin, etc. It corrects indl
gestien. A tingle bottle will prove te you its
merits as a health renewer, ler it ACTS LIKE
ACHAUM, especially when the complaint Is
el an exhaustive nature, having a tendency te
lessen the natural vigor el the brain and ner
veu3 system.
., it EK'S PAIN PANACEA cures a pain In
man and beast. Fer use externally and Inter
nally. BED HORSE POWDERS cure all diseases
or horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and all
Livestock. A POSITIVE CURE. tnayiU-2
Fer sale at H. B. Cochran's drug store 137
North Queen street
DEATUB.
Urich. In this city, en July 12, 188J, Anna
M, wile et Martin Urich, In the 41th year et
her age.
The relatives and friends of the lamily are
respectfully invited te attend thetuneral from
the residence of her husband. Ne. 39 East
Grant street, en Saturday atternoen at 3
o'clock. Interment at Lancaster cemetery.
j!2-2t
NEW ADrERTlSMMENTB,
YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND A FULL
line et Connecticut cigars and Fountain
Fine Cut tobacco, at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FBONT CIGAR
"TORE.
-J70K SALE OWE FIAMO, S20 CASH;
X one fine Sheenlnger Organ, $60 cash ; one
Bagatelle Table, $75. CaU at
WILCOX & WHITE ORGAN BOOMS,
152 E. King St., Lancaster, Pa.
rpuK SKCKKTION OF SWKiT BV THE
X. skin serves a very Important purpose,
that 01 preventing undue elevation el the
temperature of the bleed, and tissues gener
ally. All Skin Diseases, Cancers, Tumors, Chronic
and Private Diseases permanently cure.i hv
DRS. H. D. and M. A. LONGAKER'.
Office-13 East Walnut street, Lancaster, Pa.
Consultation tree. Jyl2-3td4w
NEW ADTEETlMEHfElTTB.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
S. GIVLER
N,W AD KKTInJSaUSNTB
Im it iun i .-xiTi!; sTOii TTtu e nTsn. 36
1 North Queen street, new occupied by
Ames KingwalL. Apply te
'lllOS. E. KICANKLIN.
fe'j7.8.!t,I0Medtld Ne. 120 East King f-.t.
FiJR 50c. YOU UA.N ISUY A VKKY GOOD
COltSET, with side lure, worth 7jc. Our
UlItliONS aie eO'isideieil bargains. These
beautiful LINEN LAWNS only J2e., at
SWARR'S,
lebl7-lyTuAcS Ne. 5'J North Queen Stre -t.
QU1KIOL. TAX 1883.
O
The dunlicab) is in the hands of the
Treasuier. 3 per cent, ett fei prompt pay
ment, vv. e. MARSHALL, Treasurer.
Ne. 12 CentiM squaie
Oitice hours irem !) a. in. te 4 p. m.
J9 tldlt
1STATK OF MK. UAlHAKlnK GKH
U ber, late et Lancaster City, ilec'd. Let
ters testamentary en said estate having been
granted te the undersigned, all persons in
debted th-Teteare reinusted te make iinme
diate payment, and these having claims or
demands against the mime, will present them
without de:ay ler settlement le th-i under
signed, lesitling in Lancaster, 41 North Duke
stfeM. A. C. REINOEUI-,
jei5teawdF Execnfr.
lei; SALS.
Valuable Oity Building Leta.
Situate en the neitlien-t cuner el North
Lime and .lames utreeta. These lets will make
elegant building Riles, being situated in a
nvt improving! art el the city. Fer lurther
Information call en
ALLEN A. HERR A CO.,
Ueal Estate Agents,
Ne. 108 East Ring Street, Lancaster, Pa.
julyl'2 titd&eawFRtt
DKMUUKAT1G COUNT CONVENTION
The Democratic County Conveniien wll
meet en WEDNhSDAY JULY 25, 181. at 10
o'clock, a. in., at ExcelMer Hall, in the City el
Lancaste ". te the puipe-e et settling a ceun
ty ticket, electing delegates te the State Con
vention, and by virtue el a icsolutlen passed
bv the Ceun'y Committee the Convention will
also elect two members te the State Central
Cemtnilt.e te serve ier the ensuing year.
W. II. ROLAND,
jyl Iltw Chairman Democratic Ce. Cem
?3TATK Oif All AM O. HAINKS, LAl'K OF
lJi Lancaster city. Pa . ilec'd. Letters et ad
ministration en said eiate having been grant
ed te the undersigned, all persons indebted
te sal I decedent are requested temake imme
diate setticmen', aud these having claims or
demands against the estate et said decedent
te make known the nam- te the undersigned,
without delay, residing in the city of Lancas
ter. CLARA HAINES,
A. O. Newther, Administratrix.
Attorney. ,ulyll-ltd5iw
I K. TOIVJISKNO'S KKHEIir.
KEV. KKNKY WXUD BEEGHEB
JSATS OF
DR. TOWNSEND'S REMEDY
ren
Hay Fever, Asthma and Gaturrh :
Brooklyn, N. Y., Sept. '24, 1881.
"I belie oil will be suie in ninety cases in
a hundred."
Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. 17. 1S83.
"1 am happy te say that your remedy has
served me a second reason lull' as well as the
last year."
Pamphlets with Mr. ueecher's full letters and
ether testimonials lurnulied en application.
Prepared only bv. ,
UK. At. r.l. TOWI-ir;.Nl. rt8tnurg, Mrt.
Price, se cents and 1.."i0 per bottle.
Fer sale by CH RLES DEN N IN, First. Place
and Court St. Brooklyn, N. Y., and by the
drug trade generally. je-23 4tdeew
IIKAK1) riKr: JNSUKANCB COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Assets ever ONE MILIiIO.v, TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Insmes Property at Current Kates.
Let&cs Promptly Settled and Paid.
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
AGENTS,
Ne. 10 East King Street.
iul2-GmdM.W&SR
VJLUTHIMU te.
fjiW CLOTH INU 1'ASLUR.
Jno. J. Smaling,
(LA IE WITH HOYT & GLEASON.)
TAILOR,
Would be pleased t have you call at bis
PARLOR,
Ne. 22 North Queen St.,
TOEXAMINK THE
Latest Novelties
FOR
Men's Wear,
Impet ted direct ler our trade.
SECOND FLOOR. MARBLE FRONT.
uia9-lydWiSS
OMALlNU'S SPKlNtJ Ol'EMlrHt.
C7
SMALING.
OPENING
OF
SPKHG
NOVELTIES.
ALL THE LATEST!
PARISIAN and LONDON
& DRESS GOODS
& CO.,
LANCASTER, PA.
MAUKE1S.
Philadelphia market.
Philadelphia, July li Fleur ijuict and
easier.
Rye flour at $300.
Wheat steady; Ne. 'J Western Red, $1 13Q
1 13'i ; Ne. 3 de $1 C91 10 ; Ne. 1 Red, 1 13
115.
Cern quiet and steady ; Hail Yellow. CtSG-te ;
de Mixed, 53XQCIc; M). 3 Mixed. 53d;)!c.
Oats firmer; Ne. 1 white, 47e; no. 2 de,
45X16c; Ne. 3 de, 4liiai5c; Ne. 2Mlxed,
42c.
Rye nominal.
Seeds unchanged.
Previsions in lair demand.
Lard quiet.
15 utter quiet anil easy.
Eggs scarce and firm.
Cheese quiet.
Petre'eurn dull.
Whisky at SI 10
New Yerk Market
New Yekk. July li Fleur dull and weak.
Whea lAb4u higuer and 11 im. but very
quiet; .Se. 2 lied, July, $1 12.M 1 ; Sept.,
1 15ff 1 1R.
Cern aa better and faiily active ; Mixed
Western spet,ri6ie ; de luture, 59e3c.
Oats dull ; Ne. 2 Aug . 38c ; Oct., 30c
tate, 43S5Jc : Western, 405:c.
Live Stock I'rlcrs.
mcAoe Hogs Receipts, 1H.0O0 head; ship
nients. 5.000 head; prices l:tf?15c lower;
mixed, $5 OOfie Sti ; heavy. $i 25fi)5 05;
light, ! reg5 75; skipB. G5 10; closed
steady.
Cattle Receipts, 5,500 head; shipments,
3,300 head ; market blew and easier ;
experts. i.r 8a; 00; gi ed te choice sh pplnfr.
steers at $5 405 75 ; common ti medium, $1 50
53t.
Sheep Receipts, 1 000 heul; shipment?,
ire head ; vi-rydull: inferior 10 fair, 2 CO
3 25 ; geed. $3 75 ; choice, $4 00
East Libbrtt Cattle Receipt, 050 head:
market lair ; prime, $5 75'! ; lair te geed,
$5 255 C5 ; common. $4 75 i 15.
IIess Receipts. 4 0 head , market very
dull and neth ng done.
Sneep Receipts, if. 490 head; market lair;
prime, wmast; taif te goon, ti i?si Te ; com'
men, f23.
MOCK niarunts.
Quotations by tteed, McGraun
ers, Lancaster, Pa.
11 A. M.
L.ti At. u..i ii ....
lit ffll.li..... fnn,...l
& Ce ,
Uh,
Uank-
3 p. M.
91i
117:54
mi
125
3-4
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107
13.
25
45
:sn
18
30
Jii
23
vy
10K
454
5S
28 9 10
uv,
40'4
80
wiviiiinaii v:uii .it.
New Yerk Cential
New Jersey Central
Ohie Central
Del. Lack. & Western...
Denver & Rie Grande...
E rie
K-uisaa Texas
Lake Shere
Chicago & N. W.. com ..
N. N.,Ont. Western...
St. Paal & Omaha
Pacific Mail
Rochester & Pittsburgh.
U7
87
125
42
107,
131J4
45
U7)i
87
'4
1!!54
WA
5SP
45
is'"
101
28K
5
S'1'4.
52
1
70
58
2S 13-16
MX
ITA
St. Paul 10j
Texas Pacific.
3G
Union Pacifle
Wabash Common
Wabash Preferred
West'rn Union Telegraph
Louisville & Nashville...
N. Y.,Uii A SL L
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
Pennsylvania
Reading
P. T. & P.uifule
Northern Pacific-Cem...
Northern Pacific Pief...
Hes ten ville
Philadelphia & Kim
Northern Central
Underground
J3
42 i
el
WK
70
28 yA
49"
mi
55
fii'4
in
Canada Southern.
Peerle's Passenger
C2
109
. 110
riillnilelpttiit.
tmotatienshy Associated Press.
stocks weak.
Phllailelphiii & Krie R. R
Reading Railroad
Pennsylvania Rail read
Lehigh Valley Rati read
United Companies et New Jersey...
Northern Pacific
Northern I'.'ldtli- Pinturiwl.
. 0
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. 5S
. 70
.1!2
. 40
8ri
. 50
. 45'4
109
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W?Trthern Central Railroad
Lehigh Navigation Company
Noiristewn Railroad
Central Transportation Company..
Plltsb'g, TitusvilleA ISultaleR. R..
Little bchuvlkill Railroad
sew verk.
Qnntntlensby Associated Press.
blocks generally lower. Meney, 2Q
New Yerk Central
Kiie Railroad
.'dams Expiess
Michigan Central Railroad
Michigan Southern Railroad
Illinois Central Railroad
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Chicago & Reck Island Railroad
Pittsburgh A Fert Wayne Railroad....
Western Union Telegi.iph Company..
Teledo Wabash
New Ji r.-ey Central
New Yerk Ontario Western
....1L
.... 3t!
W'3
... 107
....132
....133
....122
131
... 8214
.... 28
. . 87
. . . -v
Lecal stocks aim iiena
Repotted by J. B. Leng.
ra Last
val. tale.
l.te.e. tiy b ! ct Lean, due 132... tiui 1(
18C5... 100 iff. 54
" l&W... 100 117
" ltt... 10T 120
5 per cl. 1 n 1 or 3 veaw. . H-0 le('.r)0
ft per ct. Scheel Lean.... 100 102
" i " in ler 20 years.. 100 100
" " in 5 or 20 years.. 100 100
" 6 " in 10 or 20 years. l(-0 i0b
Man helm borough lean I) 102
HISCKLLAITKOCS STOOX3.
Qntirryvllle R. R ?50 t!Sl
Millersville Street Car 50 35.25
Inquirer Pri 11 tiiisj Company 50 45
Watch Factory no 120
Gas Light ami Fuel Company.... 30
Stevens Heuse ( Henda) pju 30
Columbia Gas Company
Columbia Water Company 2
Susquehanna lien Company 100 2 5.25
Marietta Hellew ware 100 220
Stevens Heuse 50 '6
Sicily Island 50 16
East Brandy wine A Wsiyuesb'g.... 60 1
Stlllersvllle Nermal Scheel 21
Northern Market 100.55
MISCELLANEOUS BONUS.
Quarryvllle It. R., due 1893 Jioe 115.5
Reading & Celum bla R. R 5's 1 00 105
Lancaster Watch Ce.. due 1830 leu 102
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce..
due in ler 20 years 100 loe
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
duelSSti 100 If3
TUBMP1KB STOCKS.
Big Spring A Beaver V!iey $ 25 J 10.
Bridgeport A Uoreshee 13 22
Columbia A Chestnut Hill 25 18
Columbia & Washington 2-5 20
Columbia Big Spring 25 18
Columbia A Marietta 25 30
Maytown ft Ellzabethtewn 25 10
Lancaster Ephrata 25 47.1
Lancaster Willow Street 25 40J
Btraseurg Millport : 25 2i
Marietta Maytown 25 wi
Marietta Mount Jev 25 31
Lanc..Ei!zabetht'nMlddiet'n 100 60
Lancaster & Frultvllle. 50 54
Lancaster Litltz 25 75
Lancaster Willlamstewn 25 105
Lancaster Maner 50 133.U'
Lancaster Manhelm 25 41
Lancaster Marietta 25 35
Lancaster New Helland 100 79
Lancaster Susauehanna. 300 275.20
BANK STOCKS.
First National nans 100 5205
Farmers' N atlenal Bank 50 1 10 M
Fulton National Bank 100 140
Lancaster County National Bank.. 50 110.25
Columbia National Bank 100 150
Christiana National Bank. 100 118
Ephrata National Bank 10c 142
First National Bank, Columbia.. ... 100 14L3t
First National Ban, Strasburg.... 100 i48
First National Bank, Marietta 100 200
First National Bank, Mount Jey.. 100 150.21
Lltttz National Bank 100 140
Manhei-n National Bank 100 154
Union National Bank. Mount Jey. SO 75
New Helland National Bank....... 100 135
Gap National Bank , ...100 lae
SECOND EDITION.
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 12, 18 d3
OUT OF THE STATES-
NKWH fKOJl CANADA AMU IKELAND.
Aafttrali Aiding the Irub CanH-Wr. 8x
ten Teil TVbereln cngland Has Learned
einethtng from America.
Dublin, July 12. at a meeting last
night of the Irish National League the
receipts of 2,000 from Australia was an
neunced.
5tr. Sexten, M. P , for county Sligo, in
a speech said : " England had learned by
her short encounter with American politi
cians en the pauper emigration question
that if there was te be a clearance of Ire
land it would net be the Irish peeple who
would have te go."
The Juleimerstill About.
Patrick Harlan, one of the men arrested
for participating in tbe murder of Mrs.
Smythe, in April of last year, has turned
informer.
Twe Women Drowned.
Marmora, Ont., July 12. Mrs. Smith
and MissCerdick, while crossing the Meira
river, yesterday, en a narrow feet bridge
used temporarily during high water, be
came dizzy and fell into the stream and
were drowned.
TKAlIliCl'S' CONVENTION.
A Lancaster County Teacher Meads an
Kssay.
WiLLiAMSPOirr, Pa., July 12 The third
day's session of the state teachers' con
veutieu opened with a largely increased
attendance. Addresses were delivered by
Prof Si.arplcss, of Haverford college, and
Superintendent T. M Balliet, of Carben
county. Miss Sarah Burns, of Lancaster
county, read an essay en giving "Criti
cisms en modern methods," aud Superin
tendent Geerge J. Luckey, of Pittsburgh,
discussed "Supplementary Heading." The
treasurer's report showed a balance of $200
en baud.
A Negro Fiend round Utility.
Baltimore, Md., July 12. Charles
Durham ( colored ), indicted for felonious
assault en Miss Clara Snyder en the 4th of
June, was found guilty te day in the
criminal court A motion was entered
for a new trial. The penalty 13 from two
te ten years in the penitentiary.
Miss Snyder was returning te her home
at night from the house of a friend and
while passing a vacant let the assault was
made by Durham, who knocked her down
and was dragging her te the lob when he
was discovered by her friends, who were
near by.
TUE LfclilSIwllUKl'J.
l'receedlties in Beth Hemes.
Harri&burg, July 13. The Heube this
morning had a short session. A new con
fcrence committee en tbe congressional
apportionment bill was appointed, con
sisting of Messrs. Amermau, Divinney aud
VanEirk. The Heuse adjourned at 1:40
p. m.
The Senate indulged in a lengthy dis
cussion en the motion te appoint a new
conference committce ou the congressional
apportionment bill. The motion was
strenuously opposed by the Republicans
and was still pending when the Senate
adjourned.
" NO NORTH 0 SOUTH."
A Keunleu of Veterans te Unite Heart
nnd uaud."
New Yerk, July 12. General Jehn
Newton, president of the Society of
tbe Army of the Potomac, has been
invited te attend the reunion of Parson's
cavalry brigade ( Confederate ) at Dallas,
Texas, en August G, and te respond te the
toast, " The Beys who Were the Blue "
The president el the society, Geerge W.
Deal, says : ' Our reunion is net te quar
rel, but te meet as brothers and bury all
the unpleasant recollections of tbe past
and unite heart and hand in the wel
fare of our great nation for all time te
come '
A fATAI, AFJT.RAY.
Promiscuous Use of Knives.
St. Leuis, July 12. A special dispatch
from Carmi, III., says that at Burnt Prai
rie, 12 miles from here, a fatal affray oe
curred between Gowdy and his sister's
husband, "Buck" Williams, the result of
an old family feud.
Gowdy went te Williams' residence
armed with a knife and cut the
latter several times. Williams ran,
but was followed by Gowdy. He
then drew his own knife and stabbed
Gowdy te the heart, killing him instantly.
'l we Desperadoes Aluraer and Are Lynched.
Mayville, Cel., July 12. Yesterday
Hagarty and Henry Dewliug, two despe
radoes, met James Lynn and a Swede,
three miles from town. They
shot Lynn and beat the Swede with a
club and then robbed them both of the
few dollars they possessed. Hagarty and
Dewling were arrested in the evening and
locked up, but were afterwards taken from
jail and hung by citizens. Lynn and the
Swede will both die.
Kesnlt et tne Inquest.
Easten, Pa., July 12. Tha coroner's
jury iu the case of Geerge Werkheiser,
who died suddenly en Wednesday night
last, after having been engaged in a quarrel
with a young medical student named
Harrison, returned a verdict last night
that "death was caused by a clot of bleed
en the brain," the cause of the formation
of which the jury was unable te ascertain.
Tnieves Awaiting .Requisition.
Philadelphia, July 12. Themas
Nichols and Leuis L. Miller, alias Midler,
who were arrested here several days age
en suspicion of having stolen about $600
worth of silks, which they had in their
possession, were te day committed te
await a requisition from Missouri. Miller
admitted te a detective that the silk be
longed te his employers, Barr & Ce., of St.
Leuis.
Philadelphia
31 e rctiatiti
Hellar.
en tbe Traae
Philadelphia, July 12. The com
mercial exchange this afternoon passed
resolutions calling en Congress te redeem
trade dollars at par or legalize the issue of
that coin.
An 1' scaped Convict arraigned.
Philadelphia, July 12. Henry Dalten
alias Dutch, who was arrested last night
as an escaped convict from Middleburgh,
Pa., was arraigned this afternoon and
committed te await arrival of officers from
that place.
Kelllns' Preposition net Accepted.
Concord, N. H., July 12. MeEsrs.
Stevens, Marsten, Briggs and Patterson
decline answering Mr. Rollins' letter pro pre
pjsing that all hve withdraw from the
senateral contest.
WMIHKK INDICATIONS.
Washington, July 12. Fer the Middle
Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather,
local rains in the northern portions, sta
tionary or slight rise in temperature, south
te west winds, lower barometer.
Gen. Le Due Glvea His Opinion.
Gen. Le Due, the world famous tea
raising ex-commissioner of agriculture,
was lately waylaid in San Francisce by a
reporter and compelled te disgorge his
opinions of the present administration.
It is almost needless te say that ex
Commissioner Le Due has a very mean
opinion of tbe present administration,
especially of tbe present commissioner of
agriculture, who, be says, "knows as
much about agriculture as as well
never mind." Having dismissed Com
missioner Loring thus easily, Gen. Le Dae
discussed the subject of tea raising,
renting his indignation en the present
administration for its iudiflfereuce te that
valuable industry. " Why, de you knew,"
said the ex-commissioner. " that the best
tea taster in New Yerk mistook our
tea for India tea and could net be
persuaded that it was grown iu
this country ?"' This is probably a
true statement, but, like a great
many ethers emanating from experiment
ers, it does net go far enough. Geu. Le
Due forget te add that his wonderful tea
which deceived even the best tea taster in
New Yerk, cost the government $27 per
pound. Certainly Ld Due did raise
tea, and ethers can raise it, but net at a
profit, unless all tea impoitatien is abse
lately prohibited by law.
una or tbe Stock tterien aoset Webster.
Daniel Webster's financiering is the
subject of many anecdotes at Wa-hincten,
and one of them thus destribes hew
he ede day assisted Rufus Cheate.
Cheate needed $500, and he applied
te Mr. Webster, " Five hundred dol
lars!" says Mr. Webster. "Ne, I
haven't that amount, but I will get
it for you, Chette." The latter was
glad te hear it, and would wait. " Draw
your note," said Webster ; "I'll sign it
and bring you the money. While you are
about it make the note for a tueusaud ; a
thousand is as easy te get us live
hundred." Mr. Cheate said that five
hundred was all he needed. "I'll take
the ether five hundred," said Web
ster. The note was drawn and Mr.
Webster, taking his cane, went into the
avenue. " Geed morning, Mr. Corcerau,
geed morning," said he, as he entered the
great banking home which was tbe fiscal
agent of the government. "Geed morning,
Mr. Secretary," said the great bauker iu
the blandest manner. " What is it I can
de for you this morning, Mr. Secretary ?"
Mr. Webster was secretary of state at the
time. "A little favor for my friend
Cheate. He wants a little money aud I
told him I thought I could get it for him.
A thousand, I believe, he made his note
for," passing the paper te the banker.
There was no such thing as hesita
ting, much less declining, and the
banker was only tee happy te accomme
date the head of Mr. Filmore's adminis
tration. The geld was laid out iu two
equal piles at Mr. Webster's request. Put
ting one in each pocket, aud with ene of
the bows which Mr. Wel3ier only could
give, be departed. " Here. Cheate, here
is the five hundred," said the gicat ex
pounder, entering where Cheate was wait
ing. Handing him the geld, Mr. Webster
resumed his reading where he had been
interrupted by Mr. Cheato's entrance. It
is further stated that Mr. Corcoran lias iu
his collection of autographs a uote for
$1,000 signed by Rufus Cheate and en
dorsed by Daniel Webster.
JUAIHVAJj.
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KNSON'S SKIN CVhU
Frem the Klcumemt Ditputch J
SEVEN MILLIONS
Of Pere Open, nnd Yeu Live and tlrrullit
In Attnopplicres Wlilcli l'olsen Your isle-nl,
and Then Fellow slnn Diseases.
Nethinu is mere Drkadbd than ualt llicun
or eczema, which luv fully a dozen species,
going under various names, nnarly all et
which defy the ordinary rumtdics, destroy
the hair, the skin and the Hush, and In many
cases death cornea as a blowing. Sculp and
skin alike are auhjpct te this, as well as t
dandruff, tetter and ether scaly dUcasry pro
ducing baldness, eruptions, ulcere aud ether
troubles.
Intelligent people should bewara of taking
poisons as remedies ler this class of diseases
of the skin and scalp, and the various reme
dies which are sent out by unskilled men
should be avoided as one would a plague.
Tncre Is but ene " SSln Cure " which can
be relied en, and that is Dr. Bensen's, and its
name is an earnest el its worth. It is net a
patent medicine, but the result el his own
experience and practice, and is a sure cure ler
the special diseases ler which it is offered. It
makes the skin selt and white and smooth, re
moving tan and freckles, and is the best toilet
preparation in the world. It is elegantly put
up, two bottles in one package, consisting of
both internal and external treatment. Simple
n it) combination, pure and free Irem all poi
sons, it may be relied upon by all theso who
wish te have perfect health and freedom from
all skin diseases of whatever na'ure, whether
they are Eczema, Tetters, Humors, Inflamma
tion, Milk Crust, Rough Scaly Eruptions,
Diseases et the Hair and Scalp, Screlula,
Ulc ts, rimplcs or xender Itchings en any
part of tbe body. Trice, One Dellar per pack pack
age. All druggists have lt for sale.
A Kevolntlen
in the treatment et nervous diseases is new
taking place. Dr. C. W. Bensen, el Baltimore
many years age discovered a sure remedy In
his Celery and Chamomile. Pills they have
had a wonderful sale and success. They can be
relied en te permanently cure sick and nerv
ous headache, neuralgia, dyspepsia, sleepless
ness and all nervous diseases. All druggists
keep them. Price, 50 cents per box. Twe
boxes ler si, six ler $2.50, Iree by mail en re
ceipt of price. Dr. C. W. Bensen, Baltimore
Md.
M. N. Crlttenten, or New Xerk, 13 wholesale
agent ler Dr. C. W, Ben30n'd remedies.
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KMJJON'S VAVilHE 1-viWS i'LASTCBS
HOME COMFORT.
Alter a Balny Bide a country Flijslcian
Tblls What He Thinks el Seme People.
"1 wish te gracious some people would learn
when they need a doctor ami when they
don't." exclaimed Docter E , a3 he enter
ed his house In a cesy little village in the in
terior et the State et New Yerk, alter a tedi
ous night ride of many inlies. " I have been
down among the mountains te see a man, who
the messenger said, was very sick and net
likel te live 'till morning, unless he had im
mediate help ; and leund him sutlering Irem
a rather sharp attack et colic, which his fam
ily might have relieved in ten minute, ir
tney had a grain et sense and two or three
simple remedies in the house. But no ; they
must remain ignorant as pigs, and wlrm the
least ache or pain takes them, send ter a doc
tor, whether they ever pay him or net."
" Why, Docter, what kind of simple reme
dies, as you call them, de you expect people
te keep in the house?" asked his wile, as she
poured him a cup of het tea.
"In this case," answered the Docter, "If
they had only put a BENSON'S CAPCINE
POKOUS FLASTEK en the man's stomach,
he would have been all right in an hour, and
saved mc a dreary ride."
In all ordinary complaints lt cures at once.
All diseases are eliminated Irem the system
by what may be roughly called expulsion or
extraction, or by a union et the two pro
cesses. Bensen's Fla3ter promotes both, it
incites the torpid organs te act. and sends Its
healing, seething Influence through the
myriad pores of the skin. All ether plasters
obliged the patient te wait. They give him
hope for te-morrow. Bensen's plaster give
him help te-day. Which is better de yen
think? Buy the CAPCINE and keep it in the
house. Price 25 cents.
8eauury ft Jehnsen, Pharmaceutical Chem
lstp, New Tort, J2J-2wdWS4w
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rpuUBSUAY FAIB AMU WAKMEK.
The richest lamp display in
Philadelphia is new shown in the
heusefurnishing department.
The goods new opened are
Standing or Table Lamps from
the Baccarat manufacturer, and
of the Barbatine and Faience.
The shapes and sizes are in won
derfully varied designs ; some
are hand painted upon the
smooth surface, with rarest skill
portraying scenes in rural life,
groupings from the animal king
dem,rare exotics, summerscenes,
birds about te burst forth in
sengandjapanese incongruities,
all challenging your admiration
in the execution. Others are
decorated in raised flowers, nat
ural in their size and coloring.
The glebes and shades are in a
corresponding style of decora
tion, of ornate designs and col
orings, and shed their warm tints
at night, as well as their rich
tracery by day. The oil well
and lamp proper, for cleaning
purposes, is lifted from a well
within the standard, te avoid
soiling the ornamental portions.
The duplex burners (giving
double power) are fitted with a
patent extinguisher that should
supersede all ethers. Each wick
tube is entirely incased bya slide
that rises above the wick end,
though the latter be net turned
down, and closes tighdy with a
cap at the top. We find, by ex
periment, that the air is thus se
well excluded, that the wick re
mains moist and without any in
crustation, requiring trimming
very seldom, if at all.
This large variety embraces
lamps at a few dollars and as
high as $50.
liOwer Doer, main aljk:, northwest el centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The lady who bought here and
didn't find out we had the finest
White Dresses made up, will
confer a favor by naming some
kind efdress, ready te put en,
that we have net get. We're net
surprised a particle. Lets of
things lets of people don't knew,
smart people, tee. A man in
Tennessee only heard last week
that General Jacksen's dead !
It wasn't ignorance in this lady.
It was sheer inability in us. "Our
people can't display everything,
or the goods would be bigger
than the house.
13W Clie tnut street, second fleer.
JOHN WANAMAKEK.
Ladies's Bathing Suits will be
found very complete.
Grey Flannel, white brid trimming $2.2
Blue Flannel, while braid trim lng '50
LSlne Flannel. lIain trimming 2.75
Blue Flannel (reduced trem $1) 3.23
Blue Flannel, white braid trimm'ng, waist
and punts in one piece 'J 50
Sa i.e. with skirt buttoned en 'J 5'J
Same, with bux-plcatcd wa'st 3.00
Same, with yeke 3-75
same, wmi vekc. nnur grai-i o.ei
Dark-blue Flannel, with light-blue turn-
mings 6.50
Same, trimmed witli red and black stripe) 7.50
Same, trimmed with ligntblue,sailer cellarM.iO
Dark blue, trimmed with red 9.00
A swimming suit In dark s-rgc, has a
sleeveless jacket and pants trimmed la
red 6.ttj
Ladies' Tight-fitting Dusters
are of all sizes.
Linen Duster, made plain $1.25
Linen Duster. Irimm-d with brown 1.37
Dlnen Duster, trimmed aud plain 1.50
Linen Duster, plain 1.75
Linen Duster, tiimmed and plain 2.00
Linen Duster, tiimmed and plain 2.25
Linen Duster, trimmed and plain 250
Linen Duster, pleated back, and knife
pleating en cellar and culls 3 25
l.inen Dusters.plaln 4.00
Linen Dusters, Delman fehaped, trimmed
with knile pleating 250
Same, Delman shaped, made plain 2.75
Same, II tier grade 4 00
Same, plain ciicular 250
Mohair Dusters, tight litling :
2 25, 3..V), 1.00, 4 50, 5 0 8.0O. 'J.00 and 10.00
Delman shaped Mehairs, Light and Dark
Celers .50 te 7.00
Pongee Duslers 10 00, 12.00 and 15.00
1301 Chtstmit street.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
If you've net already an am
ple supply of Bathing Towels,
an excellent line of these
healthful helps awaits your se
lection. Huckaback Towe', small .10
Huckaback Tewel, medium .12
Huckaback 'towel, lar. e, w Ith " Bath
Tewel " wove In .20
Honeycomb Tewel, smill .10
Honeycomb Tewel, large .ltt
Turkish Tewel, white 20c. te 11.25
Turkish Tewel, colored, including dark
"colors and rich berdeis 12cL0O
Russian Tewelling, per yard 8a .18
Huckaback Tewelling .15330
Chestnut street entrance, la-it counter, west
iide.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
A cool, silver-gray, summer
silk, beside being a geed wear
ing fabric, is delicately tasteful:
The fine silver lines alternate se
closely with the drab as te ap
pear changeable te the eye. The
en'ect is in the weaving. The
designs vary, some are like an
armure. Price, $1.25.
Silk counter, Thirteenth street, second en left.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
That extra suit you meant te
get for the boys, a little later,
may bear looking after just new.
Don't these figures from our
bargain tables leek like it ?
Small Beys'Suit-s W 0", were 5.0O aud 6.0J
Small Beys' Suits '., were 7.00 and 8.0J
Small Beys' Suits 5.0O, were 10.C0
Large Beys' Suits 5.C0, were 7.50
Sailor Suits 2.00, were 2.50
These are regular, but very low, viz :
Summer Coats in stripes - .40
Summer Ceals, in dark stripes .Si
Summer Coats, Alpaca 1.50
Linen Weve Pants .75
Were LC0
Market street, centre doers, main aisle.
Jehn Wanamaker.
Chestnut, Thirteenth an-l Market streets and
City Hall Square
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