TJ-a Wmi-wMW 4!P f -rvu 'i. - 3-S. V - -'v1. Til' JiT1 fl v-' 2j3! - w - - - r . I . f-e "4i LANCASTEK DAILY INTELLIGENCERS MQNOA.Y, JULY 16. 1883. .:?-? j &:xe r.QLTJMBLl NEWS- ll&K UKOUr.AU COKRK3PONOKNUE Kveiiu. yvJeDC the Suainehamia lleim Interest In ami Arennd the MorensQ ricked up uy tiie intoiu inteiu geiicer Importer. Aunie Parker, a colere! woman, was ra.tlstbc object of an attempted murder i Saturday DJubt about 9 o'clock. She w...i ivalkiuj: en lith street with several oilier colored women, wheu a person f- ai(H:ig in a crowd of colored men near A Uaberstreu's shoe store lired'a revolver at her. The bullet (.truck a stay of her corset aud glanced off, merely inflicting a slight scratch ou her body. The wretch who fired the shot is unknown, and there seems te be no prospect that be will be ferreted out. Mr. Jehn Welfert, the top man at the St. Charles furnace, was overcome with jjas fre'ti the funiace en Saturday about 11 a. m. He was discovered in an insen sible condition by 01:0 of the furnace men. Dr. Lineaweavcr's .services were secured, and restoratives vera applied te the un un un con?cieus man. He seen recovered lrem his prostration, and vas then iemevcd te his home in Wriglitsville. He is uo'.ven a fair read te recovery altogether. Mr. Edwin A. Snyder, of Pennsylvania railroad crew Ne. 41, was stiuclt en the head by a piccoef lumber which protruded from a lumber car of a pabsiuy train, while he was in the skylight of the ca ca bees of his own train, ou Saturday liijjbt, iu the railroad yards at, Philadelphia. He received ugly cuts en the head .behind and in front of the car. His etcapc fiem being killed outright ivas only prevented by his hand having been tumid .sideways at the timo'he was struck. Mr. Harry Gilbert was ttruck by two stones thrown by same unknown pen-en, while walking en 2nd ttreet labt night Mr. Will Shuman, a former Columbian but new of Philadelphia, wai iu town en Saturday. The Misses Myra and Mattia Ceaaid, of Philadelphia are the guest of their sister,Mrs. James Pcrrottet,enThiid street. Mr. James D. Sladc, late Celum bia reporter of the Examiner, lefc te.daj for T- . l'uienixvine, n, wneie in fill a petition in the olli3 elli3 the lVuriiixcille Jfessengtr will of The "Gutter 'buipe., "thirty itrentr, in cluding five L mcabter gcntlenui', left th'.s morning en their annual tiip te Itehebelh, N. J -.Miss Emily Tracy, of Glyndcn, Mil., is the gue.st of MissMattie Given, en Chestnut sticet. A party of Colutnbian Celutnbian Colutnbian jiienickcd at Wild Cat Rills, te day. J"i'"Il Areui.il Teiv.i. The IU Inigade, N. G. P., te which company C. i ; at tidied, will encamp at Williamspeit between August 0 and '21, leaving this place en the morning of the 20th A steer had its back biehen en Saturday evening, by falling ever the .ihvp .. le of the hill in lrent of the tell gate .en the ?Iniicita turnpike. The United L5rcthien picnic will be held at Lititz en Tuts. ay, July 17, J lit' Tii'u: llefermed and Ss Jehn's 00 V(dii id.i. , July 18 aud the E. E. Lu'lician en Tin. is day, July 19. The Riven-idu basaball club and a ic' ed nine fiemthe Sii.(iiichaii:.:, leilmg n ill empleyes Imd a inaich r-iuw m S:'.,iim afternoon. The sceic !.U..k1 M in '.) n favor of the picked nine. Hivcrside ledge Ne 27, Liiiu.s' 11--.il Communion, meets te night. The le.2;.e will held a dancing pHiic in I ft ise's wool's 1 est S.itunhiy. A little son ei Mr. Win. Conneis w.i 1 early 1 tin ever by a double team en Frent street en Saturday evening. A bystander rescued the child ftem its dan !," Frank Mitchell was s-ent te the cuiinlj 1 ii' by 'Squire Frank thi-. memiii" te await Irs trial at coin t for stealing a pair il shoes from Jehn McFaddcn. He is al-e accused of ether inegularities. The Pennsylvania railroad jnj c?,v was l.rxe te day. SJIAI,M'0.. Ten a, C'liHts Kc)iirlcil 1lnc is: u u llniiHclield. Dr. Fitzpatrick the hsalth ehicer, an neunccs ten new eases of smallpox and viiioleid te day as fellow-; : Gcitrude Drachbar, infant, artcd M months, 522 West Chnrtnur. -.Inv t, w i'i iex, light case. Mary Cheney, :'.i:j East CLei'.nut ':, aged 4 years, light case of varioleid. Lucy Helsjmr, 20 Wct St1av.b1.1ii street, aged 15 years, light case of sin 11 pox. M'rs. Mary Cast, 4201 Maner s.tierl smallpox, light. Theodere StrabJr-, aged 14 jearx ; Ch.:s Strable, aged 7 yiais, and Lizzie Sti.il! '. agedlOyeais, all residing at iV2 S':.-.v. beiry street, smallpox, one or two oil v partly developed. Will be scut t ti.i- hospital. Iiene Halt, aged 11 year:;, 31 We.s. d Strawberry sticet, smallpox Lizzie Wuusch, aged 15 y.-ars, r at 407 Mauer sticct, raiioleid. Sylvester Mai thiel, aged 4 jr.11. ingat217 We-it Strawberry .strej;, it- 1 . j .11. 1 1 lax. All the above pi emises have bjan qui antiucd and the ied llas have be je pl.n ' 011 the doers. Last evei.iug no or twi 1,: the icd ll.-1.5s were pulled down, but tl.e health cimmisyiener promptly :eila" ' them. Theio have been 70 case. umallpex ard varioleid sinee the disca'e li'.s iti its appeaiauee. Of this number 17 origi nated in the j.til, 2 u. ihe -; i a' and 53 in ililk.ei.t ;..:t.-. ei ti eitj. Of tLe wheie iiuiuber there were 12 deaths ; 35 piJcni:. iccuvctii. aud 25 are still iim'jT tn-atmrut, and thcit is a vci y fair chance that a'l i;f thcia wi.l recover, theie being only ihi e e.is' r. tl .1. au regaidid a? scik.ih. Neithcr councils nir the county e m missioners have as yet taken any elueliv; means te prevent thes)icad of the disease. Ilsd our authorities, including court, pi seu keeper, councils and commission ers deuc their duty iu the first plaec we would have Lad no smallpox iu Lancaster tediy. Iu Phi aijiph-.i, the ether day, a piiseacr committed for drunken and diseuhrly conduct, com plained of sicknefs, and the prison sur geen was summoned, lie found that the prisoner showed symptoms of smallpox and gave orders for his immediate removal te the hospital, and new there is no dau 'gcr of au epidemic m the prison. Had our prison keeper and surgceu acted with the same prudence when the Grst case was discovered iu our prison, many valuable lives might have bceu saved and our busi ness interests would net have suffered as they have. Seme of our business men complain that the newspapers, bjr giving publicity te the facts in the case of the epidemic, injnie their business, as peoplefrom the country are kept out of town from fear of the con tag ion. This may be se, but the com plainauts should remember that it is the hnsiiipss of the newspapers te teli the truth about matters proper (or public information ; and, in such cases as the present, if they failed te de this, false aud exaggerated state ments would ue doubt get abroad aud de mere harm than the truth. Besides, if our business men who find trade impaired en this account would bring some prossure te bear en their public servants and try and get them te de their duty the nows news p.ipcrs would be much mere gratified te nole the abatement than the spread of the pestilence. Ue and See Them. Six " night blooming cereus" will open this evening at Majer O. M. Hewell's. Bll;3 B.ICTOS r.lADE MRS. TUSISO. Slrr Witlclilul Aunt Oot Kid or at the Very t.nii 1'ofmIiIe Sleincut. The elopement of I. C. Tuniben, a young lawyer of Jerfey Citj with Miss Delle Barten of Yerk, Pa., was made pub lie yesterday. Mr. Tunjsdu is the eldest seu of the Kev. Mr. Tunison, ler many years the presiding elder of the Jersey City district of the Methodist church. About two weeks ai'e he made the acquainting el the yeuug lady who is new his wife at the heuLC of a fiieud en Sip avenue, hcre she was visiting. She is about IS years old. They seen fell in love, and then Mifis Barten confided te him that she was engaged te a wealthy old bachelor in her native place, whom her mother desired her te mairy. She did net rrc'procate the affection, but felt unable te oppose tLe wisnes 01 her family. Tuni.ien proposed au elopement, and she assented, hut bhe said she expected her aunt would corae en te Jersey City in a day or two te take htr home, and if any thing was te be den.- it must Le done before the aunt's ariival. On Saturdaj', July 7. Mr. Tunison called en her and discovered that the aunt had a.mrd unexpectedly tariy. He suceced c 1, however, in communicating tccietly with the young lady, anil learned that she and her aunt wde te start that afternoon for lLr,ir In a::: by the Pennsylvania rail read. II' lanricd te the office of Gccrge II. Ii.iiie'i, :, fiiendand ferraeily a fellow lav iiudiii Te Bairen he confided his MOift. The pair proceded te the dtp . ai.d waited for Mijs Harteu ind her aunt te appe-.r. When the ladies had arrived and had cnler-id a ear, Mr. Barren wete :i messige te th'- aunt summoning lici toLi.eflici en Moutgemry street en buMi.crs of ital importance. He gave the missive te a distiijt messenger fcr delivery. Tiu bej rushed into the ear and !.ji.vs.d it the aunt who had been dcfciiLtd u him. S!ie lead it, and then cxcumi!.; ht-is If ter a iCTr minutes te her niece, hast, i.vd out of the depot and up Montgomery sticct. Ne oeoucr was she out of sight than Mr. Tuh'se. , wh' -ad b.en auxieuslj' WAteh iii.. thf Mieeess et this mautuuvie, lushed h.te the iv r .iij.I warmly greeted the be wildt-rcd yeuti ; ladj'. lie rapidly explained v her it.' l.iw i.f her aunt's suddeu d ji.irtu , .ml ieadily induced her te aejimiiuMj liini te New Yeik, where they Wfie mariied that au. rnean by the Rev. Mr. Simpfeii. of Twentieth stieet Mr. .Tuuisen then teltgraphed the fact of his maniai' Jr. ids wim's parents aud set out with he.- I'.u Manhaitan Bj.icIi, where tli.y sta-jO.i n:vcralda',s Tiiey have new n larin '. te J01 .by City. Th: lelativesef !".Tii ;-')- . em lesigned te her ni-ir-11.. . lll!!:irde. T .. P. in .liulphia Sunday Turn lays that Roberi. .1 line er an expr-it billiatd pla 1 et t!i.;i c.;-., v.aut . te pl.iv a match :'ameii L:...ii.'s with Jehn t!!inee; Lau caste. .Mi. Ciiin sns he will aecomme d t. ;h 11 1. .)'.'! liem.ti. (ter he :.ha!l have i-Tir. te the second story el Ki iilei's new Luildi which will he about next. C.c 15 ( S ptcmb ."Irs-f-lmiils' .".111111,11 ICx".i"li:i Ti :.tu '1 11: k a'ld .iiH-y Ilsiul nn'J' .1111 day, .Ji-.iv l'l. .u.i'.'l liij) tu-I.el-t, (ien.l ler t re-i! si ,!., JI..V). Speul.l tlneiih lr-iii leae. I..me.i-tfr (Kin.; itrecl) at 5:l,i, Colum Celum l!.r .1! "i Hi, Manli 1111 :it r,-;l l.ililz at (i3"i and I,i. 1 : ' ..'. 7:i in. t"ii p.i'iicuiais f'ee c.icu .1. 'ill ! -t.. i . .s iuIj.'i,7,10,ll,l5,lt',.VJlw T- 1: Ves:a:.'s Cm.isriAU Tnrn-EiuvM-:: i;iex will; ft t en i'i cs l.iy cvt'iiinid lia't ji.islsl", iTtlie I. ctuiv mom nt tiie inikc Miei't .M.I". cli lili - Tli'i S .111 cr i;;i' el Ktiitirlii hlyc .V Cloth ier's iuarlcrlf, ju.il 1 ul, isaspje mlid minibcr i uVi 1 past' ii . inl e-t te His1 !.ldi;M. Ne.v t.i;ic.v kiji . i! -!i.. ,t:i(! -lit in--! ; instructions 1:1 an .tcur : it.aud licit, te aileru the person ami .!( "j.i-" ! Ii lienn1 ; a pnly plcce et neiv vee.d jnuatc :. .! thi1 sii.niiicr t.iil.ieiis in i-Vfiy 'U'p li.iciii id diy j;"'"' liitly illus tr.did. iil , l." ci-nls ; jji'i h iepy lrem your ntiVi ,'i 1 '.l -finl ; iSlrav. lniili'.'vClethiiT rii'Iad. l.ilua ju iidS-Sw 'S.ilw b."i VTAl. , e 11 j;.i. A',-r.sdnl aili lei id all kiln's lcsturrd te tin1.!1, ii-riit 11 amy '.iy Uiauiiind liyef. I'i-i- li-fl .i.iil .-ililjil:1. l'l CJIlts, ill all (lllljjist". :- . 11 1 v I ', 1 . .11 ' ! I iiilU1..' Hit- li in 1 ;;( ni uy. II 1. iil-!.i:ix teii. ' In .le Uji, he.d en, uivi: Jim un1 111 )i ill:, li.ivi- a la 111 ill's-, lui.v :ui afii el :inv I. Kill, i;ii 10 Hi' drujipi t mi I , him ter Tlienxn' I'clectric Oi'. II v 1.1 i'.u you kimhIi vr llim1. Ker.sali; lij' I'- U Ceehr.in, diuntlsl, 1 !7and I '.'.) Neilli (.neon sticf.j. t'Ui. : :.:u! !:u'.. Flics, le.ichei, nuts, bed-bin 1.11- phfis, fliipiiiunUs. ii. ,11 oil out by ' 11 I tats." l.V. , mice, i:eii;rh I 1. ceni'. ul l.ady C.iineli's .'eeirt id Yiinth and i.i-auty ler the eompiexieii as b in' 1 i" s upeiiiii' te any ailiele 1 ever used. It ie-iiiv::ly removes Ficcklcs, am' will remove Tan iu one appllc&tien. I'i ice tue. for sale til all dnij'jisl-.. Ji b. .1. UENNK SMITH, . j-dnidM.'. Newark, N. J. "!!. 15ms 11's Cficrvams ohammnlle 1'ills li.n'i en 'e! Neuralgia ai.s a success." Dr. I i;. 1. Ilelni in ( iiidtiiiiibiiiy, V.i , .riil cents, at i Ii'iiir-il-'. "Tut !iti te .sif.v Dr. Jlrnseu SKin Cm ' his cturtl nil f.Liin of the .srul'i, of four ycitrs tuiuliinj." .I0I111 .1. Amir. 's, Altenn'j'- al-I.aw, Ashton, 111. S!, at diajjilsti. Kn i'(.:s.'l bj- phy:icianu. 11.1 r.;; 5tltm;cj V.'eiucii 1,'niiM';.' .1 f'fir husbands amazinuly 'sl. should 1 in y i..)i ile their duty. J t unlock JHoetl JHUr,-' ui 011 1 no I lful.itoret the cirenlatlen. 'i'li' v tut1 exi-ln-dvelj' a blvr d tonic, 'ind e onsc ensc Hiicn! j' stril fit I'i i root of many i-cileus n 1- iii-nts. l-f.i a'e bv 11 15. Cochran, dru-uist. 1:17 :m I 1:21 Nertli Queen street. i:rd et Si8in'. "j aai we'.l tird happy aain, sayi our lair eorii'si.endent, Sliss .If nni 1 War 1 en, 7J0 W. Van isiucu -t, Ciib-ajje, Ul., ''your titinarttan Xcrviiic etiiee me of s asms." ".I i:.t; e;iiijr !ilinrs! Are. you ulslurhed.it night and broken el your 1 est by a sick child suffering and crj'ing v.'ith the escruciatiiiE; pain of eutliiig teeth? If s-e, ke at unce and get a bottle etM US. V'IN SI.UW'S SOOTHING bYUUI. 11 will relieve the peer little f-ultcrer imtne late ly .'epciul upon it ; thete is no mistake aheut it. There is i et a mother ein arth who has ever used it, who will net tell you at once tint it will regulate the bowels and jjlve lest, te the mu' her. and reiki and health te the child, op i rating h.v-tnssie. U ispcrleetly 'iiu te r.-e In a! cise.-. and pleasant te the taite, and is tl.n i iv-erii lien ' ene of the ei 'eslani! beat le.irile phj'ditlaiis in the Hmle 1 Stales. Se!,i eve rywhere 25 cents a bottle mavl-M.W.S&w :tin IMHin "!. ' .T.i tyne'.s .limmant" 1 .iv. ij lie's Oin'ment" "S. a lie's ointment" Cure tl.cine-1 invi 1- ei.itciasfi id ' Kin iiit- "w.iyne's Ointment" ) Mvuj no's ointment" Seaai.-. s.icn as ic ter. ewaym emtmeiit ').,., ,:., ,,Mi,i i ,..,,i niiiti:i..iii"i-'1" i.itii.n.si no i iai , wavne's ".Swayne's Ointmeui" bahei's itch, Mires, all ".Swayne ointment" ),.,. fiM, n,?n.. "SwayiieSOIiitmeiit")"""' "-"J'. "- "Swaj ne'.s i lintmeiil" V kln eruptions. ' Swayne'.s Ointment" ), , ,.. fmi . "Swnync's Ointment")' "l '"'trcs.sii.s "Swayne's Ointment" S plaint, itching ; Swayne's Ointment;' )u . ,..,,,, icnl") ' "" - is. and rnw plaint, itching pile thn only c'llect'i.i! enie "svayne s (Jininieiil " i 1 Swaj no's Ointment" no matter heiv el 1 Swayr.e's Ointment" J nale or lenx st md ebsti ding. Ask for it and u.e no ether. It CUItKS v-here all else tails. Sold by all druggists, A Couch, Celd or Sere Threat Hi 'lulirs Immediate attention. A neglect ir i"it tcs tlie lungs and an incurable disease is often the result. "Hit. SWAYNK'S COM POUND SY1IU1' WILD UIlEltUY " cures the ii est severe coughs and ceids, aclsdirecllj' en the lungs, threat and chest, purifies the bleed, and ler bienchlal. asthma, all pulmonary al- lectlonsel l-ngytamlina, Jtisthebestremedy ever di-ceveicd. Trice 2.1 cents and fl per iKittle. The large size is the most, economical Sold by all best druggists. 119-MWAl'lVit&W Tub most popular and fragrant roilumeer theilay'-lIACICMETACK." Try it. Sold by H. 1!. Cecliran, drntrglst. Kes. 137 and 130 NertliQaccn street feb7-eeil3 .VU'ifTJOX'i. ir'eLTZ IvEnrca. On the 11th of .lulj-, at the residence et the bride's parents, Newport Jiar racks, Ky.. by Hie Uev. J. II. Steward, Fred'k. btclnman feltz, 1st II. S. Cavalry, son et tiie late Surgeon General .1. M. Feltz, U. S. X., te Mary Frances, daughter of JIujer.T. IJ. Krefr, V. S. A. MSA TUi. IIuckius In this city, en the Uth Inst.. Mrs. Uirbara Uuckius, wife et the late William Muchius, ajjed CCycars.lt inenthi ar.d .". days. The relatives and friends of the lainilj are respccttully invited t jattend theiuneral from the residence of liar son, W. II. II. Iinchius, Se. 3:g Xerth Mulberry street, en Tiie-iluj-atternoen at 2 o'clock. Interment at A"ood A"eod A"oed ward II ill Cemetery. It Stkltju:. In this cltj-, en the l.itirint . Mrs Anna htruhle. wldev. .of the late Christian Struble, In the Sath year of hur ajre The idativcs and friends el the lainily aie rtspcelfiilly invitnl te attend the funeral lrem th iiesidciiee of Mr. llebeit ricliheltz, Ne. It Seuth I.imc street, en Til--lay alter alter alter noea :.t2J- o'clock. Interment ar Voelward Hill ceiiietrj It Mcssr.i: I illy 1 1, in Strasbui-fr bireugli. Or. ISi'iiJainin Mu ser, in thelu-l yarel lusag'1. The relatives and lilcnils of the lamilyarc rc-peetlully Invited, without fiiithcr notice, te attend tl'c funeral Ireuili'i late lcsUlcnce in Slrusburg blrenh, en Tuesday, Julvl7, at 1 o'clock, p. 111. Services and interment at JjOiigenef kur's meeting house it 2 o'clock, p. in. Vf-'ii ADVS-lSilSt.S -ITrANTITJl 83,000 Fiitsvr Ml) ttin AUK V en valuable cily property. Inquire ii at It tlliH Ofi'C'C -7" r.i . a. X. Adjeurnc 1 niecliiur et the Ye-it'ir r.U-n's Clulstian Association THIS i:V.M5G lit 8 o'clock. It 1 . SAI.K. AIIOIIT 312 ?KI'.T )F t Wronght-lien ICiiilinrr ami 21 Stene Works V. S. 1., Ivl0 2td Il'iSliippen street, Lancaster, I'.i w- .WTKll-A VdU.MJ I.ADY WANTS A siiuutlen tode up-stah'3 work, wattless 1 I ere; It or cook in ! in a small lamilv. Apply at It Ne. i KAST OUAN'Uli: ST Yi.! l.XtVJ 1 eitl- Qii I'liO.'i'i' CUrAlt liTOltF, "1 lueen s'lict. Jlei'iltiuarters ler the best r,c eiirar in the cit v, at I! ::'l "tA'.'s F ,vjii i:.si 'I'iik hT;:. Ninth Quern street, 00 eecupli1.1 by urns ICiiit'walt. Apply 10 J IH)s. !:. FIV'KI I", ii.b7 SH.iii-fniitl,! Ne. 12i) I'!:;-: Kin;;.'-' VTauh : Oi liuj' lilt: iiiiiiket, at II M.l'JiAN MIS'J'AIIK, POK YOU f.N lust .le. Hivaii'i I'iKiir m th" - . .i,i.-v. 1 !f)'i rir. u .r in;:. TAX jsa. '- 'Hie .inp'ifatH Is in Hi" hands et the 'lira ,u rr. :: -er fuiit. r.ll ler pieuipt p.iv-in-it W. II. JlAIWliM.I,, Tie.tuner, Ne. 12 Cfntr :-fUMn iniifi1 hours lrem !l a. m.'e 1 p. in. jTll-ti: i cptin" th" fountliitien walls in twoonc tweonc twoenc btory heiibis us.il iences en .Jehn street, i an east. r. I'm., will h? sold at public sale mi Wnl-nu-day. Julj' IS, l&Sl. at 10 o'clock a. in. The bi!lli gs, etc , le '-i1 lemevetl. M. SlAfiONUilili, julj i:2tl Administiater. l ssiUNK!) ESTAl K Ol' WH A. Ddl 1,11, j and vile, e! Lancaster Cily. Liiueastci county. Tiie undersigned Auiliter appolnt appelnt i"! te disiriiiiifu the. balance lemaiiiin in the haud id ( his 15. Jiauliiian, etq., se-'si.i.ec1, te a'.i" i lii'in ihn-e legally cutitluu te the sum1, will it ler that purpos-e en KIlIll.VY. AUl!. ll', iss;r, at in o'clock, a. m, in th- Ulir.nv 'limn et the Cmi t Heuse, in the Cit J'ni Laii ctistc. whti-e ad jieiMins interistid in stiM dl-trihu i n iirij' attend. jylCldM II. CAUIT.NTKU, Auditor. e r;,;!tv5:tJ.-i a skin (iityiviAii ir: it f ' tin1 sijjhl is ei very slew tnimutieii, and lve lisc ine pain. Ii isteldeiii met with, esn.'.it In peren.! who hae pas-ii d the mid dle per oil t lile. -.11 ilisc.'.H-s e the Li !', KAIL TIIItOAT-.'il-e, L Inen'e i nil J'riv.ite Diseases sue e , Itiliy Heated liy HUM. II. I. and M. A LONUALLU Olliee 1:5 Kast Walnut ttieet, L'uieisti r, l'.l. Co'.stilt-iiien lice. at Tin: ueki:i:mi:n'.s Teiti:. Al Miuimer (.nedi I'leciiiri out ithmil ! aid in cost :n milieu lei.'ii ler I'ali (ificiii-" t. einusl !ie the leii'i ;.ei i y.iiirti ! in iiriiiK OI 11 TUAili: DOLL Mis 'ml uei par j:i ti" Inr Iheni, a..d lien I .it lie dii"! d t' ices. Hetiry Ecchteld e, M) :i2 NOi'TIl QlIKEN Sl'liKJ.r, i-s ,1H.I the lil Slejkliijf. leh'i-ld J )l JI.Sl' sll.i U'll.i. S5L -CIS. ' II i III' :..dlA, JULY Li, lssi. al .n ."." Nmiii !)ui;e slieet a lare let e. he ' eheiil and kiichini lurnilur , eutislslin . el .tri.r. dliiiiiroein, library and i.lleh n lurniliue ; also, chainlier biiitti and Iu"ldin;j : litu -els, ingrain and i.iir eat lie's In tins y.ml : tin and tici iisw ; e tubs, liiiekcis, t.ie-.1. and pipe, ,i il many ether articles uni lncirieiicd I he pirlnr liiiiiiture s iiuitenew a d et th l.ejt iii:iILy Sale loc liiiincuc'! at '.l.e'e.Mjka. in.. heu iMinHtieii' e I" silo will bu made i. mi . n h,- !iev. J. G. Mtiilielhiiid. et Ye.d 'Iiis.ilid , La was ter, l'a. Putties desiring te -ce lli-j article .lie lo om sted te call en .he day provieu, in the sab1. SHUi'.KItT ii SUT l'O.N ll-ltil Auctieneeis. C"1 KOB01.WWK CU1.1.KUC, . J founded in ITS'!. Knv. J AJIK3 A. DliON N,S. J l'l'.i'.sme.vT. AUAI-"KaiViindMJlL.-sT ri ,-' O ;i.xipcn Oil Thursday, tepl 1" ISsJ. Iieiui. initie. i, etc., $.'500 per annum, for p.u ticu'arsaih.i. .s. lM'.H'jIHKNT OKOitOhiOWN COLLKliL, I). C. : ii ::si5:i(t: !.'.. -.ir.aii :M:ope!ibonMou :M:epe!ibonMou :M:ope!ibenMou uaj', i-ept lllli, Is-e. ''"'iin-5 mr the f 'ill Cotnt-e et L"ciuits, i'll). Ail-lies J W II. LOVMOY, 51 11.. !ian,!HI 2th M . X. v., Washington, Ii. C i'aKSiilm'il.Or LAW opens un Thmsdaj', cict. I 1SS.1 C(M!i.-ftOi studies exl-ndcd and le-airaiiycil Faeultj': Hen. It. T. ienirk, Hen Jeie. Jl. WiNen, .Indue W. A. liich.nd miii (l). S. Ciu:t il Ol.uinsj. Maitln l' Mol Mel lis. LL ! .mil. I.. J I'iirlinuuin, oil C W. HelluKiu, LI. I)., De.ii: Tenus, v, j-,(.r;m num. Addie, .SAM'L M 'i CA'i M IN, c-i , Secietaiy, 1I-". X 1. Av.i.-.e, N. '.'.'. na-h nif-ten, ! .'. jiiljlfi-liml Ji'Omb ... I i.i'j:-,. tV or Tin; A. H. E. ZI0N WESLEY CHUKCH, ( coLenro ) IN illi' WOODS, QUAUHY VILLK, On iSunday, July 22d 1883. Trains leave Lancaster, Ivlnf street, at !):00 a. i.. and Loep. ui. Itcturnlntr, leave Quany Quany viUeaill:4ia. m andCi'iOp. m. Karefei round trip, (35 c nts. A Cneir et 1(0 Voices, nailer the clurc et Prof. Win. 15. Stevens and Sister itatthew. Several distinguished clergymen will bopies bepies ent. Nospiiiieus or malt liquors will be allowed en the ground Accommodations ler all. Elder Orcys will be In charge. It TrAtUAHl.15 UUSlIC.s, rjiOi'iiiiiY AI' V l'lUVATH SALH .Situated NOS. t'l AND Wi Vi'EST KING Si'ltEEl, Lancaster, l'a., midway between Ccntie Square and Stevens Heuse ami Head ing Kailiead Depot, and opposite Cenpei's led Lien Hetel, and iiew occupied iij- A. N. 15ien eman. It has a Irontagnel 2.1 fe-t 7 inc.ies, running back 1.12 lei t, with the light et way te the 'Jlietallej'en the west, wmie ever the alley the second, third and fourth steii-s belong te the property, making the wlielu lient.'ii teet, 7 inche-. xclusive of thaalle; way, te which it lifts lislit et tree ingiess and e gri's at any ami all times thiengh te West Mifflin street. This pieperty is In geed repair, ami has been used as a shoe store aud dwelling for nearly CO years. Fer fiu liter information apply te JAC01515. LONO, Keal l'.state Agent, julyll Hvil.V2ivds,i: .Ne. ii West King St. 1 IliAI. J : Fit: ir.'.-i J.AiNtiK CO ill TAN V OK l-IULAiiLLrillA. AB3Cts ever ONE MIX.L,IO, TWO HUNDRED THOUEAND DOLL.AES. Insnrcf l'repertj' at Curieut Hates. Lesses I'i inaptly Settled and I'ahi. RIFE & KMJFMAN, AGENTS, Ne. 19 East Kin- Street. mU-6mdM,W&SU out aoeDn. J.U .iiai:i-in & c.. MEASURES TAKEN AN D Shirts Made te Order Has been a speetelty with us iluiing the past year, and iu that time ever 500 orders have been taken, and in every cu-e the best satisfac tion has been given in legard te lit, material and workmanship Fer the past month the Oi'EN liO.SOM STYLE has taken the lead en account el their being cooler te the wearer than the ordinary-closed bosetn.ar.d are adapt i d both for ctreet and dregs wear. The best made shirt is 1'EAUL SIIIUT, be-in-imadeet supeiier material than an- ether shirt sold ter f LOO Trails Dollars Taken at ?u. BJIAETIE&CO.'S, Cor W King and Prince Sta., LANCASTER, 1A. rp;: xi'v uellaks STILL .W0KTJI 100 CENTS AT Til K NEW YORK STORE. Oiler a Large Vaiiety of SUMMER SILKS In Stripes, Checks and I'laln Celeis, at lesa than regular prices. Drtss Silks at 44c, worth 50c. Dress Silks at -50c, wth 62c. Dress Silks at 82c , worth 75s AN ELEGANT BL&.OK DRESS SILK At JTI.ua a ar.I, lately --old at $1.2."i, all-wool. imuk'.'J VEiLirra- Ucauiitnl Shanes, 2.1c. a Yard. Jiiice ISimliugs, New Colorings, 12k. Yd. -il'ECIAL ilAitf JAINS. ONi: ' SE YAltll '.VIDi: l'liUCALLS, At .sjiic. a yaul, worth 12;c. ONi: ' '.-!. t'ANCY .SI'lid.-UCKKi:. At h'c. a j aril, ertli 1-,'ie. ONi". CASH I'.l.ST CALICOKb al fie uyaul fro 1'Aiua FIN ;- K I GLOVES At Z3c. a l'ir, Vi'erlh Tic. I'i: VIUJUAUTEKS Feil LATEST STYLES, I5LST QUALIT. AND LOWLST l'UICl S. Ke. 8 end lvvEHT:iKG eTBiil, -'. IS " ::N I !'.;!) K T'f Hi- '(."JliT IHUi' tkmVr.bii)Uih irt re r 'C QKADQTJJITBBB -i Mi:- n liessamer Wat i ii: i.tei :.-.'. tii '.'! ' n rproeis- iin ami eiiti si. UiSJZKS -NIM'tlt:'!:.0. 'iaiiK'ie eui: own ei:i)Ei:, winieuu NAM HON LACII CAUMILN'T. KVKUY GARMVA'T WARRANTED. S, js. Falmesteck, L VM.'ASTi:!; i'A. Nf'XT !Jit T- COUni HOUSE. LTI ( I' letzger & Sauglmian At'.E MOW SELLING. I'RI.l'AUATOUY TO GETTING IV Til LI it 1'ALLSTO K, SUMMER GOODS OK ALL KINDS. At Very Much Reduced Prices. BLACK NATIN PARASOLS With Sp mish Lace, at SJ.r.0, that wciv f.VO. Lewer j;i tides in propeitlon. We arc SPllin;' the balance of cur GulMl SUITINGS At i'.'4 ccnti a yi r 1, tha' were 10 eenti a y::rd. 15 WELKIN) iiAKUAbTSit. (I'.i.tween the Cooper Heuso and Serrel JHer-p :iitel. DlVIUKN'U NOTIUK. The president and tnanagcr-i of the Lan caster amt .Siisiu(;aniiii Turnplhc Itead have declare.! a divi.iend ei lour per cent. m the capital Mede et the company, payable en de mand at the elllce of the trenail rer. W. l IMilNTON, Treasurer, iuly2 StM Ne. US Seuth Que.ni Street. ielzprMuiMai, SEaOMTTDTTrON: MONDAY EVENING,. JULY 16, 1893 A THREATENED STEIKE. HY TUU TKLKGKAtM UPUa.TUUSl TheySaad iu Thtlr Ssuianda te tne Offlclala The ye3tern TJnlun's fctcclj Declin ing In Cunscqcecrc. PiiiLADELi-uiA, July 1G -A dispatch from Xcw Yerk says : The telegraph operators intend Hcndiug iu their demands te the Western union company officials te day. It U expected that the questions of increasing the operators' pay and de creasing the hours of labor will be con sidered at the directors' meeting en Wed nesday. Concessions will probably be made en both sides. A director of the Western Union com pany says i "We shall prevent a locking out if possible. Wc are all anxious te de everything which will benefit our empleyes and the country generally." 'Hie operators will cease work en Wednesday evening unless their demands are complied with. The Company's stock Declining. New Yenic, July 16. The Western Union te day declined from 80jj te 78 ou reports that the telegraph opera tors would this afternoon send in their demands for increased pay and sherter hours. The committee from the telegraphers' organization, composed of seven members from different cities, called ou Gen. Eckcrt about 1 o'clock te-day and presented a letter, requesting a general incrcase of 15 per cent, in the balaries of operators and a slight reduc tion in their hours of work and requested that a reply should be returned as early as convenient for him te de se. Ne time v;as stipulated ler ana no threats were made. JUISHt: .iVUS OPINION. Ce Decides in u -Norrifcteivn ICallvrar Salt. NeitnrsTOAN, Pa., July IC Judge Beycr te-day delivered a lengthy opinion iu tha matter of an injunction asked for by the Philadelphia & Reading railroad company te restrain the Pennsylvania & Schuylkill Valley railroad company from locating the piers, columns or abutments of the iron bridge, by which the tracks of the defendant company cress theso of the plaintiff at West Manayunk, en the plain tift's property. The judge's decrea is substantially fav orable te the defendant, while he sug gests modification of their plan and directs them te file a new plau aud draft in the piothenotary's office, aud te secure the plaintiffs against damages by a bend before proceeding further. The liiielcru. Alexandria, July 16. -There were 35 death", from cholera at Damietta yester day. Gl at Mansnrah, 22 at Samoneud and 20 at Menzalch. The pauic at Alexandria caused by the fear tbafc the cholera will reach here has been icuewed and the people are leaving the city ia laige numbers. There have be cu two cases of a disease supposed te bs cholera at Bulak and six death.? from cholera have occurred at Wagsa. ATeun;;;irl Killed by Lightning. Wilmington, Del., July IC. An Every Keening special rejiei ta a heavy storm in Talbot county. Hid., jestctday. The dwel ling of Frank Wiliis, near Wye Mills, was i.tiuck by lightning nnd his eldest dangh ter, who was at home spending her vaca tion, was killed. Seveial wheat stacks weiedestipyed by lightning. cner.il i.n:ercenisnt 01 the Sunday Law. .jEi'Kr.RSON Citv, Me July 15. In ebservance pf the Sunday law all the saloons heie were closed yesterday and all business was iuspended except iu hotels aud tliug store.. Dealers were net allowed te sell rewspapers. The saloon men took the initiative iu compelling e .;ci:einl suspension of business. -"I'm: ili Willi ami illether-lU'l.aw. TiteY. N. Y.. July, At Cbcever, near Pert Hi in y, yehterday afternoon, Levi jlcC'inlej' h'"f' killed his wife and wounded ?Jis. Maisten, his inotlier-in-lair. McCeuley lied and is still at large, lie and his wife had net been living te getbe-r Slie went te his house for her olet'.ing aud he warned her that if she tool; the cleiliii. z be would sheet her. (Clilcd 11:-; Unde Athens, Tex., July 1G Constable Jehn Iloleon .sbid. and killed his uuo.e, Mr. Van Alstciu, yeiteiiiay. The same bullet wounded thu l.ittei'.? wife in the shoulder and hand. A family difficulty was the cant,.1 el llie hhoetiuir. '. Inilf-:a 111 Clliru. Caire, July 1G Cholera has appealed in seveial cptaitcrs of the city, and is siirtadin'C in the Arab quailers. There have been four cis s iu tiie hospital, cne of which pievcd fatal. I.'CKtli t :. l'ubllc illun. Oakiaxd Sid., July 1G. Judge T. C. Theakte, ex coiiiniifcsiener of patcuts and fermeih member of Congress from Ohie, died hoi. tiiis merninjr. ii Oiiurum. Cox(eui). N. II.. July 1G. There was no quei urn in te day's ballet for United S'ati'.-i sen".'"!'. V ?'!. .Ii 11nlCAiIi).i.v V.'ashimgtem, July 10. Fur the Middle Atlantic states, lining followed by falling baiemetcr, stationary or slight rise in tomrcratuie, westerly winds, fair weather. JlAiitCiSl.t. l'hllMlelp!ii niHruei. I'uiLADixrniA. J uly 15. Fleur market dull i .'-npertine. $1 2)03 02; Extra, $3 73Q4 25; 1'enn'a Family, i4 87CJ5 ; Minn. Extra, clear, Uy1 Heur at $3 50. Wheat llrmcr; Ne. 2 Webtern Rcil, $1 14X 1 15 ; Ne. 3 de $1 10l 11 ; Ne. 1 Red, II la 117. Coin seai co and tinner; Sail Yellow, C5c; de Mixed, 59iC2c ; Ne. 3 Mixed, 50c. Oats dull and steady ; Ne. 1 White, 4(?347c ; Ne. 2 de, fiSllKc; Ne. 3 de, 41'344Hc. Seeds dull : limethy, Jl b3'S2 00 ; Flaxseed, .uiet at $1 5031 53. Previsions in lair demand ; Mc3s Perk, $10 C0fJ17 00: Beef Hams, 129; India me-,3 beet, $20321: smoked hams, 1314c; pickled hams. 11K12J4. Lard firmer; City Renned, 10c; loose butch ers', S08J4C ; piime steam, $9 '25. Butter uiariiet quiet and barely steady ; Pa. and Western creamery extra, 2223c : B. C ft N. v., none here : Western extra, 1718c ; de gee 1 te choice, 14J81Ce. Rolls dull at 8313c. Egjis llrni en lllit stocks; Pcnn'a extra, 20JS21c; Western, lU519c. Cheese quiet: N. . mil cream, KhXll ; Vestei 11 de, 8g9j ; l'a. part skims, 43lic ; de full, lit. le. Petroleum dull : Refined, I'iQlUc Whisky at f 119 cattle Market. PuiLADELvniA, July IC Cattle market fair ; receipts, 3,500 head ; prime, 67c ; geed ut tyi&)v ; medium at OJQSJie; common at 54 Otic : "x'cxss, Iiij5ic. hheep tair : reci ipis, 16,003 head ; piirae, b jc; goeil, 5Ji3e; medium, i'Aiiific: common, I3g Is; culls, 2Sc; stock ewes, 40 Jc ; lambs at UKGSc. Hogs dull at 8syc ; receipts, 4,103 head. New Yerk Market. New Yeke, July IC Fleur dull and un settled and declining; State and Western, $5 253 UO ; extra choice, 13 "JOge 75. Wheat KtSYfi higher; Arm, but quiet; Ne.2 Red, AUK. fl 1401 14; Scpt.,l ICJ4 1 17K; OcL.Sl 18&1 19. Cern opened J-SJjc better ; quiet ; Mixed Western spet,50tf6'c de luture, 53063(c. Oats without quotJble change. QuotaUena by iued, KeQrann Ce-, BaiU ers, Lancaster, Pa. t , Ujum. 12x.-3r.ic. MIchKnn OeatraL. 89 88K S9 New Yerk Central IIS U6X 115 New Jersey Central 8S Onlo Central. 8X 123 40l 3432 27 leex 127K 24 434 3t; 101 2.V 91 26 40 J'OKUAV-, W TT 139tCj:U.... A-7B Denver A Kle Grande. ... 4US Kansas A Texas. 27 Lake Shere 106K Chicago & X. W com.... 12 N. N Out. Western.... 25 bt. Paul A Omaha J3 FadfieMall KechcsterA 1-ittsbureh.. 17 St. Paul 101 Texas Pacific 34 Union Pacific.............. Wabash Common Wabash Preferred. West'rn Union Telegraph Louisville ft Nashville... xl. JLf.ishl. cE St. X... ...... Lehigh Valley Lehigh Navigation Pennsylvania......... Beading.... ...... .......... P. T. 4 Buffalo Northern Pacific Cem... Northern Pacific--Pref... Heatenvllle..... Philadelphia ft Erle Northern Central Underground.............. Canada Southern 92 27 4I 804 10 45 58 27S 14 48 83 27fc 14 IS 83 COX 1 CO 102 ra 103;5 Oil People's Passenger. a fniiadeinnia. Quotations by Asseclateu Press. Stocks weak. Philadelphia ft Erie U. K 10 Heading Kallread 279 Pennsylvania Railroad :: 5S Lehigh Valley Kail read 70 United Companies or New Jersey 102 Northern Pacific... 47-54 Northern Pacific Prererre'l S4JS Northern Central Kallread 56 Lehigh Navigation Company 4514 Norrlstewn Kallread lCOJi Central Transportation Company 39 Wttsb'g, TitusvlUe ft l$uflaleR.K 14 Little Schuylkill Kallread 0- flew XOTK. Quotations by Associated Press. Stocks weak and lower. Meney, 2KQ3C. New Yerk Central lU'K isrie Kauread.............. ....., Adam? Express ........... ............. Michigan Central Kallread Michigan Southern Kallread Illinois Central Kallread Cleveland ft Pittsburgh Railroad.... Chicago ft Keck Island Kallread , Pittsburgh ft Fert Wayne Railroad.. Western Union Telegraph Company, Teledo ft Wabash . no ..132 . 8.1 101 132J .133 ,121i .131 SO New Jersey Central M'i New Yerk Ontario ft Western. mwi Live Stock Prices. Chicago Hogs Ueceipts. 5,500 head ; ship ments, 5,000 head; market brisk and 10 15c higher : mixed, f 4 7333 40 ; heavy. i 10(25 40 : light, ?3 103 75 ; skips, $3 00S I Cl ; closed easy. Cattle Receipts, 1.C00 head; shipments, 5,500 head : market fairly actlve and steady ; experts. . C0590; geed te eholce shipnin. $3 20. 70 ; common te medluui, $1 5034 52. Sheep Receipts, 350 head; shipment?, COO head ; inai-KCt dull but steady; Inferior te fair. I23 Oe ; choice te extra, $3 70. laical steCKB ami nends Reported by .1. li. Leng. l'a 1 vat. Lune.i'Uy 6 per ct. Leun, 1! tie Ibbx.. .tluu ' " lbS5... ltlt- 1190... 100 u 1M... tOt 5 per et. In 1 or 3u years.. 100 5 per ct. Scheel Lean .... 100 " 1 " In 1 or 2J years.. 10O 4 " in 5 or 20 years.. 100 M 6 " in 10 or 20 years. 100 Manheim borough lean 100 mSOSLLANBOUB STOCKS. li).' !'! 117 120 leejM) 102 1(H) 100 lOI.Ji 102 ti.it. 35.i5 45 l-'li Quarryvllle K. K. Millers ville Street Car Inquirer Printing Company Watch Factory Gas Light and Fuel Company.. Stevens Heuse (Bends) Columbia Gas Company $50 50 5-) 100 30 i'JO Columbia Water Company... Susquehanna Iren Company 100 KK) 50 VI Ml 2 5.25 220 5 IC 1 21 100 5.'i fl 15.50 lufi H.2 10i- Marietta nonewware Stevens llouse..-. Sicily Island....?. East Brandy wine & Wnyuesb't;. . . Millersville Nermal Scheel Northern Market MISOSIXAVBOUS BONUH. Quarryvllle R. R., due 18U3 Reading ft Columbia It. lt5'.i Lancaster Watch Ce.. due lSSii..,. lue . 100 I Oil Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.. due In ler 20 years Km Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce., due 1886. ......... ... ..... toil TtmnriKB STOCER. Big Spring ft Heaver Velley t '2i t . Bridgeport ftHeres hoc 13)i 22 Columbia ft Chestnut Hill 25 i.-i Columbia ft Washington 25 21 Columbia ft Big Spring '25 1- Columbia ft Marietta '23 .; Maytown ft Klizabethtewn ai in Lancaster Ephrata 25 47. Lancaster ft Willow Street 25 ie;t StrasDur,? & Millport 2i 21 Marietta ft Maytown T in Marietta ft Mount Jev ir, ;;i Lane., Elizabeth t'n A Middle t'n lu te I tineas ter ft Fruitviile. M m liucaster ft Lltitz 25 73 Lancaster ft Williamstewu '25 le.". Lanciulcr ft Maner 5i &. Lauca.ter ft Manhetm -2b 41 Lancaster ft Marietta -25 r Lancustur ft New Helland KM Lnncast3r ft.SiisuuehHiiu.'-. iOe base sroese. First National bain. ilve Farmers' National Bank 51 1 Fulton National Bunk 100 Lancaster County National l.auk. 50 Columbia National B.mk 100 Christiana National Bank 10J Ephmtii National Bank let' Flint National Bank, Cuiuuihhi.. .. 100 first National iwiie, trasburK... tlA First National Bank, Marietta 100 First Natienul Bank, Mount Jcy.. ni Lititz Nutlenul Itiinix 10c Manhelji National iifiix 10C Union National Bttnk. Mount Jey. 5ti New Helland Niittnimi lianlc Ifti GaD Natienul Bunk 100 79 .20 '2 t 'II0.50 MU lll'.25 150 118 12 liL-i- lib i'r) 150.2J liu (.". 7."' 35 1211 Cl.VIUl.tt M YKIW J4 KAT11FON. ALL SORTS. Here there's ALL SORTS OF (.LeriHSG about everything that ene can w-II think or, neccsary te keep MEN, BOYS and CHIL DREN comfortable. If there U anything in cur line tint ou think et purchasing, we should be pleased te have you call and leek ever the stock that is here. There's mere than a bit et winlein in one keeping posted i.s te -prices. We believe that our tiguic-i are down te the lowest notch, and invite comparison with tiiese quoted te you elsewhere ler like quality of goods. The saving 0 a dollar or two Is a matter et quite as much interest te you as fie making tliercef Is te ourselves. Drep in te see us. Trade mutually satisfac tory generally results from the calling. The HIGHER GRADES et OUR CLOTHING are Medels of the Tailor's Art. The LOWER are Streng, Honest, Neat and Cheap. Between the extre es we have variety enough te try your patience. NO DIFFERENCE between values et TRADE. BLAND. GOLD or GREENBACK DOLLARS here. lyers & RatMeii, Leading Lancaster Clothiers, NO. 12 EAST KING STREET. C3.HVXT4. ()' NKl'KICr, TO ALL, And that the Lewest Price, AT SfllRK'S CARPET HALL, COR. W. KING AND WATER ST.. One Quality of Goods, and That the Best Quality, AT SHIRK'S CARPET HALL, COR. W. KING AND WATER STS. One Way of Dealing, and That the Pair "Way, AT SHIRE'S CARPET HALL, COR. W. KING AND WATER STS., Lascastkr, Fa. KKW ABYMRUBMMMXXM. -lf-ONU JLT FAIR AXl QOOtMB. Te these who are familiar with the appointments of our department for Ladies' Suits nothing need be said. Strang ers eueht te knew, however. that they will find the upper fleer of one our Chestnut street buildings quite devoted te the convenience of lady visitors, comprising drawing and rebing rooms, and especially the mirror room, three sides of which re flect the entire figure from every point and afford all that can be desired in fitting " or " trying en." The adjoining floors contain in glass cases the made-up dresses in se varied sizes that, at the most, only a trifling ad justment may be needed te in sure a satisfactory result in the fitting. A leading material for sum mer wear and for all OLcasiens is in Nun's Veiling, either in cr out et mourning, complete, 13. A better article, $20 and 2l. A full line et Cushmeres, a mere expensive material, the dress complete, $10 and i. Black silk Dresses, well-trimmed, 25. $35, (40.130 and 9120. We noticed 11 coupleot figured Silk G.e'nj dines en hand, reduced just one-hall ; new $3.1. SUMMER SILK DRESS. Self-trimmed, new uoeds, e ther in or out et mourning, $10, f IS anil 25. A small let el I'laln Silk, iu colors, 924 Afew Imparted Die ses for this summer ar.t largely re. nice. t A very pretty small check in velvet trlni--mlng, 55. a line or medium fabrics ter summer or fall, $15 and $75. O.sterd Waists, in blue, gray and garnet, a light wee en fabric. Jii same with hiisque, $9 and $12. A line of better quality, in light weight, 1." and $23. ALINEOF WA-H GOODS E1IBRAC1CS: Wlilte Dress, in three pieces. easy launilried 14.50. Higher grades, ei up. Same, three pieces, trimmed with ombioi.l embioi.l ombiei.l cry. $10 te 'M. Colored Sateen, three piece 4, plain, rj 'ncid teJ4. Figured, alsi three pieces, $C. Colored Seer-ucker Stilpes, $7 and $3. Gingham?, all colors, $J. Mack unit WhI e Zephyr Cleth Drcssu3 re duced lrem 97 te 94. Ready-made Dresses in stock, for the promenade, receptions, opera, weddings, equestrian parties and all occasions usual te a lady in society. 1301 Chestnut street, second lloer. JOHN WANAMAKER White Skirts for summer wear are are en the Chestnut street ground fleer. The stock is very complete. Cambric Rallied Skirts. i3c . 7.ric, ii, $1 2".. With Hamburg Kdge, 91. 91.23, $1 SO te $2(1. 1'anier Bustle skin. $1, $1 -IS, 11.7.".. Ludics' Underskirt, with plain hein and tuck. 40 :md 0 cents. With Cambric UulHe, 75 cents. Wlt-i Hamburg R-iihe, $1, $1.23 te SLWl. Arcade. aat side. JOHN WANAMAKEK. Many ladies, whose time and inclination permit, will select their material and have it made up. This can be done either under the skilled training of our own people or under their own supervision at home. The Silk Department, that seems te rank in Dress Goods, is organized with very remark able care. We have a resident buyer in Paris of long experi ence. The large quantities of Silk that we have controlled in block during the past few months, and that se many ladies have pronounced " half-price," is an earnest of what our future will be in Silks. We recommend at present A Surah J ilk, in shades and b'ack, ; .30. Same In hUck, $1. Silk Dumussc Givnaillun for scaslde wear, in many tints und tinseled, $l..r0 and 94.. Sic. Iian Silk in black, ter early morning wraps in the mount tins, $I..V). Silk counter, Thirtcuitli street, second en right. JOHN WANAMAKER. Ordinary lines of Dress Goods with us stantly flowing like a con- are spring, always fresh and no accumulation of old stock te " work off" with regular goods. Ladies have remarked : "It is net necessary te bring a dressmaker or geed judge te avoid being cheated or making mistakes you have changed all that." Albatross aud Nun's Veiling, black anil col or it, 23 cents and 91.25. Lae; Hunting in Iilacki much nel. 2lcent and 7."i cents. A Weel Grenadine, formerly sold as "Lain age." 75 cents. uasumcre, in an caiurs, inciuuing inline evening1-hades, 50 cents and tl. Pinhead Stripe, and Checks, all-wool goods, reduced from 75 te 5'J cents. Chestnut street entrance, main able, right and 1-tt. JOHN WANAMAKER. We are selling at this season very heavily of Wash Goods. , Seme are fast colors and some are net. We'll net deceive you wittingly, If we're deceived ourselves and tell you wrong, it is net you that should pay for our blunder. It's our place te see this don't often occur, and it don't, for we couldn't afford it. At this time we are running; largely en 5leu-.seline d'Inde, In plain colors, reduced trom.J7$c.te23c. y Crepe Vcdde. a light fabric, sheer and in plain colors, 15c. scotch Zephvr Gingham, 15c andSOc. Ratiste, figured and In plain colors, 15c. and We. Jehn Wanamakek. 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