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LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIENCER FEIDAY, AUGUST 3. 1883.
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around the wreck. The derailed cars were
leaded with lumber, bar iron, heavy tire,
&c, and six or eight hears were required
te clear away the wreck. Ne one was
hurt by the accident.
TI1K STABS.
Sights Afforded uy tl SKtea Uarlng the
l resent Mestn.
August is the least brilliant mouth of
the year for stellar displays. The deg
star, Siriue, with his magnificent
retinue of heavenly diamonds, is
almost in conjunction with the sun,
and there are very few stars of the first
rnagnitude te reward the search of the
gazer. The brightest one new visible is
Acta: us, a fine red star, which may easily
be found by following the curve made by
the handle of the Big Dipper, which is
new up side down. Continuing in the
same curve, low down near the horizon, is
Spica, the only first magnitude
star in the censtcllatien Virge. Over in
the eeuth the Crab has thingB ail his
own way, with Antares flaming red from
the middle of ene of his claws Up higher
just beside the Milky way, the middle one
of three iu a straight row, is Altalr, the
gem of the constellation Aqnila. Almest
directly overhead, in the early evening,
beams the standard first magnitude star
Vega, in the Lyre.
Tiie planets are very coy this month.
Mercury and Uranus are evening stars, bnt
they don't count because they are invis
ible. Saturn deeB net rise until after
midnight, and Mars is still later. Beth
arc new in the "rainy Hyades," with
whose principal star, the ruby Aldebaran,
Saturn will be in conjuntien at sunrise of
the 10th. Jupiter does net rise until about
tin co o'clock, and Venus is se lateas te be
eclipsed by the glory of the coming king
of day. Later in the month, however,
Jupiter will be seen at any time after two
o'clock, and Venus, although still late,
will be visible as the sun gets lower.
The absence of planetary attractions,
however, may be mere than made up by
aureral displays such as made last Sunday
evening delightful ; and about the 10tb,
and again en the 24tb, the usual meteoric
showers may be expected. In the middle
of the month the moon will rule the night
and will stay longer than usual ; se that
altogether, levers and ether persons
addicted te evening strolls are provided
with a very attractive pregramme for the
month.
Tilt? UKNTISTri.
Quarterly meeting of the Harris Dental
Association.
The Harris den'al association met in
Grand Army hall yesterday, the president,
Dr. 1). Itine Hertz, in the chair. The
ether members prevent were : Drs. Jehn
McCalJa and P. V. Hiestand, of Millers
ville ; A. W. Rogers, of Columbia ; W.
N. Amer, T. R. Pixten, H. D. Knight and
E. K. Yeung, of Lancaster.
The meeting was an unimportant one,
there being no essays read or papers laid
hefme it, and no discussions of a peculiar
interest. The association adjourned te
meet en the first Thursday of November.
Clime Alderman Harr.
Henry Welch, alias Lee. was arrested in
this city en the day that Perepaugh's cir
cus exhibited here.en a number of charges
of larceny. He was heard iu some
and committed for trial. Owing te the
smallpox in the prison he was net brought
out until te day. He was heard en
the charges of stealing a lantern
belonging te the Pennsylvania railroad
company and an umbrella from a Mrs.
Ackers. He was committed for court en
each.
Caleb Jenes was also committed en the
cliarge of stealing harness from Prison
Keeper Burkhelder.
OBITUARY.
Death et a Fermer Lancastrian.
Dr. William McLenegan, a well known
citizen of Chanibersbiire. died yesterday.
He was a native of L incastt-r and studied
d-ntistry with Dr. McCalla. He practiced
here for seiuh timn and left for Chambers
burg about twenty years age. Fer the
p.ibt fifteen years he has been engaged in
the mercantile business. He was a
nephew of Cel. Win. B. Ferduey, and was
aged between 45 and 50 years. His wife
died some years age and they had no
children.
Sudden Disappearance.
Tlie Manheim Sentinel Bays that Satnue'
Breitigam, miller, at Mount Hepe mills,
Penu township, deserted his wife and two
chihlicn en Monday. He has been leading
crooked ways of late, recently bought en
time a herse from Jacob S. Keener, of
Uap'ie township, wagon from Jeseph
Feb warily, near Mount Hepe, and harness
Irons J'i Fuhner, of Manheim, the whole
ig value'1, at about $200. This he sold at
Lebanon en Monday, purchased a ticktt
for Cincinnati, OUie, and has net been
heard of since.
Bcv. Morgan S. Watklns will preach at the
First Baptist next Sunday morning and even
ing, wllli a view el giving liim a call. Mr.
Wutklus comes Irein Minoekn, Pa., and is
highly recommended.
til ami Army and K. of 1'. Excursion
Te Atlantis City and Philadelphia ea Satur
day, August 11. Hound trio tickets, geed for
three .lays. TlireiiKli train leaves Lancaster,
(King street). at n.l'l, Columbia atS-.IO, Laudls
vi.le at fi.03 a. m. Fare only J3.00. Leave Man
lieim at 0 2. l.lt'tz at (WIS and Ephrata at 7 a.
m Fare only $2 iM). Special train will return
sumo niht.
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Grace Cliurcn Gees te Lltltz.
Airangcmcnts are helng rapidly consum
mated for a geed Umcat Lltltzen Wednesday,
August Sth, under the auspices of Giace
Evangelical Lutheran church. Te knew that
this people arc going is a sufllcicnt guaranty
of ti:e pleasure in store for each and all.
SVBVIAl. NOT1VH.R.
lieury'a '.'aruellc salve.
The best Salve in the world for cnts.brulses
bores, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds et skin
eruptions, freckles and pimples. The salve is
guaranteed te give pcrlect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Be sure yen
get Ukicby's Carbolic Salve, as all ethers are
bnt imitations and counterfeits. Price 25
cents. Sold Iu Lancaster at Cochran's Drug
steie. 137 North Ounen street. my20-4
I have been alllicted for twenty years, dur
ing the months et August and September,
with Hay Fever, and have tried various reme
dies without relief. 1 was induced te try Ely's
Cream Balm ; have use 1 it with favorable re
sults, and can confidently recommend It te all
similarly afflicted. Rebxrt W. Tewnlky, (ex (ex
JUayer) Elizabeth, N. J.
1 have been a Hay Fever sufferer ler three
j eats; have often heard Ely's Cream Balm
spoken et in the highest terms; did net take
much block In it because et the many quack
medicines. A friend persuaded me te try the
Halm, and 1 did se with wonderful success.
This recommendation yen can use for the
bencllt of Hay Fever sufferers. T. S. Geeer,
Syracuse, N. Y. Price 50 cents.
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Mowers! Dletberst Mothers!
Are you disturbed at night and broken et
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth?
I ( se, go at once and get a bottle of MBS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYUUP. It will relieve
tiie peer little sufferer immediately depend
upon it ; there is no mistake about It There is
net a mother en earth who has ever used it,
who will net tell you at once that it will
regulate the bowels and give rest te the
mother, and relief and health te the child, op
erating like magic. It la perfectly sate te use
in all cases, and pleasant te the taste, and is
the prescription of one or the eldest and best
female physicians In the United States. Sold
everywhere. 25 cents a bottle.
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In Email Fex, Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid will step the
spread of the Infection.
KK8CDJCU raUJK DEATH.
The following statement of WlUiam J. Cough
In, et Semcrville, Mass., is se remarkable tnat
we beg te ask for it the attention et our read
erg. He says : "In the fall et 18761 was taken
with a violent bleeding of the lungs, followed
by a severe cough. I seen began te lese my
appetite and flesh. I was se weak at one time
that I could net leave my bed. In the sum
mer of 18771 was admitted te the City Hospital.
While there the doctors said I had a hole In
my left lung as big as a half-dollar. I expend"
ed ever a hundred dollars In doctors and med
icines. 1 was se tar gene at one time a report
went around that I was dead. I gave np hope
bet u friend told me et DR. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FOB THE LUNGS. I laughe at
my friends, thinking my case Incurable, but I
get a brttle te satisfy them, when te my sur
prise a d gratification, I commenced te feel
better My hope, once deud, began te revive,
a;id te lay I feel in better spirits than I have
the past three years.
" I write this hoping you will pnbllsh it, se
that every one afflicted with Diseased Lungs
will be induced te take I)B. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FOUTHE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN HE CUBED. I
have taken two bettlea and can positively say
tbt it has done me mere geed than all the
ether medicines I have taken since my sick
ness. My ceugu has almost entirely disap
peared and I shall seen be able te go te werk.'r
Sold bv H. H- Cochran, 187 North Oueen street
liBA.TUB.
Sknkr In Wilmington, en July 31,- 1883,
Anna M., wile or Harvey M. Scner and daugh
ter of Cheater S. and Anna L. Hnbley, aged 25
years and 7 months.
Hceiies. In this city, en August IsL, Mrs.
Mary Hughes, (sister et Mr. Catharine D.
Kelly) In the 75th year of her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited te attend the funeral from the resi
dence et Mrs. Catharine. V. Kelly, Ne. 247
East Orange street, en Saturday morning at 9
o'clock. Mass at St. Mary's church at 9$
o'clock. Interment at St. Mary's cjmetery.
al-ttd
Goeble. In this city, en the 2d Instant
Leenard Goeble, In thn 4.th year or his age.
The relatives and friends el the family,
also St. Jeseph's beneficial society, are rc rc
spectlully invited te attend the funeral, from
his late residence. Ne. 102 High street, en Sat
urday morning at 8 o'clock. High mass at
St. Jeseph's church. Interment at St. Jeseph's
cemetery. 2t
Schrdm In this city, en the 2d Inst.. Cenrad
Schrum, in the 57th year or his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited te attend the funeral,
lrem his late residence. Ne. COi High street,
en Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services
at Zlen's Lutheran chuich
I'OZITIVAL.
Democratic state Ticket.
auditor general.
MAJOIt KOBHBTTAGGAHT, Warren Ce.
STATE TREASURER.
HON. JOSEPH POWELL, Bradford Ce.
county Ticket.
SISl RIOT ATTORNEY.
JOHN. A. COYLE, Lancaster.
I'RISON INSrEOTOIlS.
PH. UUIILMAN, Lancaster.
JOHN II. MENAUGU, Mt. Jey.
rOOR DIRECTORS.
11. E. SHIMP, E. Cocallce.
C. B. 11KBB, Millersvlllc.
COUMTY 8UKVEVOR.
BOB BUT EVANS, Eden.
NJS A.UyHMTl&MMJSlfXii.
rilO-HIUHT SUUK KltUUf LUNCH AMU
JL line music at
J.J. 1)'SCH'S SALOON,
Ne. llSNcrth Queen St.
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MHI HAMS CUBA.!'.
A DOUBLE-SKATED CARRIAGE, made
at one et the best Lancaster factories, nearly
new. Inquire at this etlice. jy231wd
FIANO -lUNI-O NOTICE.
MK. U. J. CHASE, late with Stelnway
agency, will recelve orders at Keller & Wood Weod Woed
warJ's Music Stere, Ne. 38 West King street,
for ene week only. Nene but first- class work
done and at reasonable prices. e3-2l
WANTKD-AN HXPlSKllSNUKn YUUNU
colored man wants a situation a coach
man or waiter ; can give the best of reference.
Address, Mr. H. Stevens, Sander's Heights,
K Inzer's P. O., Lancaster county. Pa. It
fjVXCCKSlON ANIIWDHIOTO MILL WAY
ili It. & C. B. It.. Tuesday. August 7th, benefit
of Grand Army of the Republic. Tickets, 75c;
children, 40c ; geed en all trains. Ct-ra leave
King street ut 7:3'J a. m and 3:40 p. in.; outer
depot at 7:40 a. m., 1:00 and 3:50 p. in. Persons
going en the afternoon trains will exchange
their tickets at the ticket eflicc. a-3t
PROPOSALS WILL BK KBCK1VKU AT
the Otlice et the County Commissioners
until 12 m.. AUGUST 8, 18S3. ter furnishing
8eventy-flve Tens of First-Class Hard Ceal,
free el slate ; all te be delivered by AUGUST
15. BY ORDER OF TIIE BOARD.
Attest: i rank Griest, Clerk. e3-4t
JCST KKCK1VKO THIS DAY fiO.OOO
pounds et Green Coffee which I will have
roasted ter my customers daily. Gelden Rie,
12 cents per pound, 10 pounds for one dollar.
Sold elsewhere for 25 cents per pound. The
whitest Sugar In Lancaster ter 7 cents.
Clarke's Tea Stere,
Ne. 31 WEST KING ST.
(Next Doer te the Cooper Heuse.) a3-3td
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KEAl CLKAR1NG SALK.
THE ENTIRE STOCK
OF
Millinery, Notions and Zephyr Weeds
AT NO. 21 WEST KING STREET,
Will be sold immediately at a Great Sacrifice.
A POSITIVE SALE.
Call and examine and satisfy yourself.
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F
OR SALG.
Valuable Oity Building Lets.
Situate en the northeast corner et North
Lime and James streets. These lets will make
elegant building sites, being situate 1 in a
last improving part et the city. Fer tint her
information call en
ALLEN A. IIERR & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
Ne. 108 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
J ulyl2-Ctd&eawFKtt
A SSIUNEKV3 SALE
Assginee's Sale
Still going en, and will still continue until
eveiy garment is sold at
NO. 6 BAST KING STREET,
(BASEMENT.)
WehavoaFlne Assortment et MEN'S and
BOYS'
CLOTHING,
WHICH WE MUST SELL AT 50e. ON THE
DOLLAR.
By order et tee Assignee and ter the benefit
Of the Creditors. a3-2t
OHULTZ'S SONS.
Hats for the Saengerfest !
The Hats for the Maenner Maenner
cher and Liederkrantz for the
Saengerfest are ready new. The
members of these societies
should call for them as seen as
possible, especially these who
did net give us their sizes.
SHULTZ'S SONS.
(Gnndaker's Old Stan.)
144 North Queen St, Lancaster, Pa.
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MKW JLDTXKTJBSMXNTa.
YBGKIABUE SOUf LURCH TO-MOK-row
(Saturday) aTenlajrat
GROEZINGEB'S SALOON.
Ne. 501 Rockland Street.
Best of Beer en tap. It
fIUARS.
J. Z. STAUFFEB, GoedrUle, Lancaster Ce..
Pa. Manufacturer of Fine Pennsylvania and
Demestic Cigars. Orders promptly attended
te.
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WANTED IMMKDIATLy-,A OIKL TO
de general housework add milk, en a
farm seven 7) miles east or Lancaster; geed
wages paid. Inqure. "
UKNRi BUTLER, GretTs Stere.
Lancaster County, Pa.
Or at the Istxixxeexcxb Office. a2-lwd
AHOCIAI, FIUNIO BTTHE &AKUASTBR
Typographical Union, Ne. 70, will be held
at Kecky Springs en MONDAY. AUGUST 8,
1883, will leave hevdqnarters (Grand Army
Hall, N. E. corner Penn Square), at 11 o'clock
and continue all afternoon ; fare ter the
round trip, 25 cents. Refreshments en the
ground. Tayler's Ochcstra. It
A T BURSKti.
JUST RECEIVED, A LOT OF
FINE-COMB HONEY,
In two-pound frames, selling at 25 cents per
peunn. Alse a let ei uuoice neney extractei
from the comb, by the jar.'
Just received, a Fresh Let of POTTED
HAM and POTTED TONGUE. Alse whole
OX TONGUE.
COFFEES! COFFEES!
We have the Finest Line et JAVA, KIO.
LAGUAZRA and MOCHA COFFEES in the
city. Always Fresh Roasted.
Just received, a New Invoice of FINE FOR
MOSA COLONY TEA.
AT
BTJESK'S,
Ne. 17' BAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER. PA.
P. 8. The same goods at the Branch, Chest
nut and Mary streets.
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YEU3 A KATHFON.
REASONS WHY.
Nothing se easy as te explain why buyers of
UKADY-MADE CLOTHING can benefit them
selves by dealing with us. In the first place,
we have Always a very LARGE STOCK te se
lect from. In the next place, we take the
utmost pains te bring out the VERY BE9T
GARMENTS that can he made at every price
we touch.
The question with us is net hew much we
can make en a SUIT or part of one, hut hew
geed and acceptable a SUIT we can sell tern
given price.
This is our policy, and whateversnm Intend,
ing purchasers et READY-MADE CLOTHING
wish te pay, they can RELY en finding the
best value for that sum here.
Our stock is being constantly replenished
With NEW AND DESIRABLE PATTERNS,
which Insure an excellent assortment from
which te nake selections.
We pay as much attention te details in the
making et LOW PRICED SUITS as te these
costing mere money, and critically examine
each garment betere ettering It ter tale.
We are in a position te give you Exc llent
Dress and net fine you heavily for It Come
and see.
lyers & Rathfon,
Leading Lancaster Clothiers.
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET.
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II.LtAMSON & KOSTEK
EAIN COATS
Fer Ladies and Misses.
We have 01 Ladles' ami Misses Gossamer
Rubber Coats et the Very Best Makes we could
find In the market, et hetli tine and medium
grat'es.
ALSO A LARGE ASSORTMKNT OK DIK
FERKNT KINDS AND PRICES
MEN AND BOYS.
The Ladies' and Misses we have put at prices
far below what they usually sell at. as we de
net Intend keeping them any longer. This is
a rare chance for uny one wishing a geed coat
ter a little money.
The Gents' and Bey's we will continne te
keep a full stock cf at all times and el the
Best Makes only.
WILLIAISOI
& I0STEB,
N0S. 32, 34, 36 & 38 EAST KING ST.
LANCASTER, PA.
T AN CASTER HUOE FACTORY.
The Best Bargain
IN LADIES' GENTS' AND CHILDREN'S
SHOES AT
JOHN HIEMENZ,
Ne. 51 NORTH QUEEN ST.
INFANT'S BUTTON SHOES 35 & I0e.
CHILDREN'S " " 75c.
MISSES' FIRST-CL ASS PEBBLE BUT
TONED SHOE (Warranted) $1.00
LADIES' KID BUTTONED SHOES
with Worked Butten Heles $1.50
A SHOE worth $2.50 for $160
A FlRST-CLASS LADIES' PEBBLE
SHOE, worth $2.00, for $!,50
MEN'S FINE BUTTONED SHOES,
worth $2.ri0, for $1,5)
MEN'S FINE CALF BUTTONED SHOE.
weith$2.75, for $200
LADIES'S LOW tUI OPERA J-LIP-PEKS
50, 75c. & $l.0J, $1.23
A Large Let et BASEBALL SHOES.75C. & $1.00
SHOES
Of All Descriptions Made te Order
AT THE
LOWEST PRICES.
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SECOND EDITIOHr
FRIDAY KVKNINO, AUG. 3. 1833.
BY CABLE.
TO-DAY'd BUDGET OFFOUKIGN KVKNT8
Sixteen Thousand People Victims of the
Cnelera In Kgypt The Alleged
Werk of Fenlang A Noted
Trlkl Concluded.
Londen, Aug. 3. The trial of the ten
Jews at Nyiregyhyaza, Hungary, who
were charged with murdering Esther Saly-
misi, a Christian girl, in tne synagogue at
Tissea, Eccter, in order te precure her
bleed te mix in the passever bread, has
been concluded. A verdict of net guilty
was returned.
Dynamite In Scotland.
A box of dynamite te which a lighted
fuse was attached has been discovered in
a large brew faotery at Capar Fife, Scot
land. The' fuse was extinguished before
it reached the explosive. The attempt te
blew up the faotery is attributed te Fen
ianism Great excitement has been caused
by the affair and the police are searching
for the persons who placed the box where
it was found.
The Cholera Said te ba Less Virulent
The Daily iViics asserts that the total
number of deaths from cholera iu Egypt
se far has been 16,000. It says the disease
is new less virulent. Often men attacked
among the British troops an average of
six survive.
The Disease In Kgjpt Abating.
Alexandria, Aug. 3. Thrce deaths
from cholera occurred here yesterday.
Although the cholera epidemic continues
at Ismalia, there wtre no deaths there
from it yesterday.
Het Weather at Caire.
CAiueAug. 3. The weather here is
intensely het, and the average temperature
under canvas is 100 degrees. Several
deaths from sunstroke have occurred. The
troops in Helnan are constantly meved
from place te place. The health of the
troops at El Werden is greatly improved.
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TK1.KGKAPH STKIKF.
Uut Little Damage Dene te tlie Wires by
Storm.
New Yerk, Aug 3 The damage te the
wi.es of the Western Union company by
yesterday's storm was found te be much
less than was at first anticipated, except
in ene or two of the miner circuits. It was
reported that the wires were in as geed
condition last night as at any tinie since
the strike, and all business was cleared
from the books except the usual amount
of lay ever business. Mr. Somervillo
reiterated the denial of the truth of the
rumor that Gen. Eckert had resigned. He
saidthat there had been no meeting of the
directors yesterday. The company, he
said, iutended te make a ch.mge iu its
policy, and se far as it was concerned, the
strike was ever. Reports received liem
the East, West and Seuth, stated that
the company was receiviug censtaut acces
sions from the ranks of the strikers iu all
quarters. The leaders in the sttike said
that the situation, se far as they wcre con
cerned, was unchanged.
A Humored Strike Denied.
New Yerk, July 3. The secretary of
the Mexican telegraph company publishes
a card in which he declares that the re
port that the operators of that cempauy
have struck for an advance in wages is
without any foundation whatever.
Celebrating the Birth et the Founder of the
Knights of Laber.
Philadelphia, Aug., 3. A memorial
celebration of the C2d anniversary of t he
birth of Uriah S. Stephens, the
founder of the order of Knights of
Laber, is being held at Reuse park
te day. The attendance of knights is
large. The meeting will be addressed this
afternoon by T. V. Powderly, mayor of
Scranton, and ether prominent members
of the order. It is expected that the strike
of the telegraph operators will be dis
cussed, and that their course will receive
the endorsement of the meeting.
WILD WINDS.
A Tornado Which Swept Over New Yerk
State.
Rochester, N. Y., Aug. 3. The north
ern part of Menree county, including the
towns of Greece, Penfield and Irondcqueit
was swept last night with a torrible
stoimef wind, hail and rain. The grain
and especially the fruit were badly dam
aged. Many farmers report losses of from
$300 te $1,000. Many grnpe vines wcre en
tirely ruined. The hail killed birds and
fowls and brought bleed from the horses
and stock The belt traversed by the
storm was two miles wide by ten or
trolve miles long.
Thrce Children Drowned.
Chicago, Aug. 3. Last night, while a
man named Besey was en his way te a
train in a hack with his thrce children,
James, Josephiue and Christine, aged re
spectively 10, 12 and 1G years, the horses
became frightened and plunged into the
river at the Polk street bridge, the draw
being open. The hackraan and Besey
escaped, but the children, being cooped up
in the vehicle, were drowned. The horses
were also drowned.
WJSATHKK INUIOATIONS.
Washington, Aug., 3. Fer the Mid
dle Atlantic states, fair weather, cooler
southwest winds and rising barometer.
The Government's Dlnpute With the Union
Pacific Itnllread.
At Washington the department of
justice has determined en the course that
will be pursued by the government in its
dispute with the Union Pacific railway.
The amount claimed by the interior
department as due from the company is
offset by a claim of the read for unallewed
compensation for carrying the mails. The
construction of the law contended for by
the counsel for the read brings the
government into debt te the company.
The main question involved is whether
the government is obliged under
the law te pay for the transpor
tation of mails at rates charged privat3
corporations for the carriage of ex
press matter. Already this question is
pending before the court claims in cites
that have once been tried and then sent
back by the supreme court for re trial.
The court abeve did net sustain the gov
ernment's position, but held that tlie al
lowance made by the court of claims was
net large enough. The government will new
put in a counter claim for the amount which
Secretary Teller insists upon as due. Ne
objection will be made te this by the
company's counsel, but the lateness of the
pleading will be waived. The company,
by consenting te this course, prevents an
irdependent suit by the government, in
volving the enjoining of its dividends.
Grab a Uentah Pele.
Bismarck Tribune.
At a circus in Bismarck, D. T., the
ether day a colored man and his wife oc
cupied front seat, and when a terriCs gale
of wind began te rip the canvas the woman
planted her knees right down in the dust
and began te call upon tbe Lord te save
her and spare her life. The man threw his
arms around a stake driven iu the ground
and cried out : "Loek 'yah, ele woman,
you bettah ease up ea dat prayin' an' grab
a certab pole if ye' deau wanter leab dis
country ahead of de rcg'lah precession.
Hit's all right te rassle in pra'r in de
ordinary program ob life, but de Lawd
ani't gwine te head off dis ternader as a
pussenel favor te you. Yen jes' grab a
certah pole new, an' Bhet ye' eyes."
.1.
M.A. Geag tMW f,999
(Beet ea
Jtxpwliwit.
Hew Yerk World.
The seizure reported in yesterday's
World of 20,000 pounds of Chicago dressed
beef by Inspector Romaine, of the health
department, causes much excitement
amene buyers and dealers in Western beef.
The diseased meat was seized at the cor
ner of Ferty.fifth street and Third ave
nue and was immediately sent te Barren
island.
The report that the meat was consigned
by Armour & Ce. te William Ottman &
Ce., of Fulton market, is incorrect. The
meat was shipped by H. A. Gouge and
was net consigned te any one. Mr. Win.
Ottmau yesterday said :
"Mr. H. A. Genge recently constructed
a new style of ear, which he claimed waa
unequalled for the transportation of West
ern dressed beef. About ten days age he
wrote that he wished te make an experi
ment with his car, and asked me what I
would de for him in case he brought en
a lead of dressed beef. I replied
that if the meat was of geed quali
ty, and arrived in geed condition, I
would endeavor te sell it for him. When
the car reached here I sent my inspector
te the cattle yard, and he reported that the
meat was retten. I informed Mr. Genge
that the best thing he could de was te
have the fat melted. He acted en my
advice, and the cargo was en its way te a
rendering establishment when it was
seized Mr. Genge, I baliove, asserts the
beef decayed because it was net properly
chilled before beine placed in the car."
Dr. Edward Jenes, of the health depart
ment, said : "Putrid beef is unwholesome.
There are well-authenticated cases where
people in beleaguered cities ate meat that
was absolutely rotten and experienced no
ill offeets, but medical experience teaches
that tainted meat is injurious. It does
net cause any specific disease, but acts en
different pcople in different ways."
An Invasion or Locust.
The districts of Matheran and Mahable
shwar, in the Bombay presidency, have
had an invasion of locusts, huge swarms of
which settled en the trees, which appeared
te be covered with red foliage and clusters
of red ilewers during the occupation, but
whoa abandoned were nothing but bundles
of bare twigs. Although no seri
ous danger has arisen from their appear
ance this year, next year's crops will suffer
severely unless some method of extermin
ating the eggs be adopted. While the
locusts are en the wing it is diffieult te
make any impression en them, although
an Italian landowner, resident in Cyprus,
has destroyed large numbers by placing in
their patb, seen after they are hatched out
and still unprevided with wings, pits se
prepared that after tumbling in it was im
possible for them te get out. This, how
ever, is only feasible during the
wingless stage, when the young
locusts march across the country in
great columns, mero than a mile in
breadth. But the most radical treatment
is that of destroying the eggs, which are
deposited in masses in one place, generally
en an uncultivated hillside. The locust is
edible, in Arabia men and horses using it
regularly as an article of diet. By some
of tbe natives they are eaten with oil after
being stripped of their legs and wings,
but Lady Anne Blunt in her travels was in
the habit of boiling them and dipping
them into salt. Their flavor is described
as savoring of a vegetable, net unlike the
taste of green wheat.
The Avencer et the Bleed or the Early Peach
ana Ureen Apple.
The first cucumber, upon hearing of tha
vanquished forces at the forks of the read,
led by Burdette, buckled en his armor
and proceeded t3 the salfsame field of car
nage. " I am the great Abdul as is as was,
uliI shall be forever mere," he exclaimed,
" and the grave digger is my private sec
retary. My cht8f butler bears with him
slipp9rs made of tanned human hide, and
I employ the undertaker by the century."
The little here who had vanquished the
army was coming up the read en his way
home from stealing a swim in an aban
doned brickyard paddle, with bis face
yellow with clay his shirt wrong side out,
and holding up the newly made left
lapel of his breeches behind, that had
been cut by a knot en a fence rail.
"Bismillah," uttered the cucumber, as
the boy appeared, as if te remind the lad
of the Early Peach he had se easily routed.
"I don't have tee," simpered the urchin,
and thinking et the luscious fruit he had
bofero encountered there, he picked it up,
and putting it into his mouth as far as a
Dutch musician does a clarienet, he shut
his trap upon it, and threw down the
fragment and sauntered en. He had just
finished the last of four dozen lies he told
his mother about net being in swimmin',
when the cucumber sounded the reveille,
and the lad doubled and sounded the tocsin
of war. The engagement lasted just three
hours, when the private secretary was
scut te attend te his duties at the Tewks
burying ground. The cucumber had get
his weik in.
A Hearty Old Age. ,
Jehn Ericssen, the veteran eugineer and
iuvctiter, celcbiated bis 80th birthday in ,
New Yerk Tuesday by doing his usual
amount of work. He arose at 7 o'clock
and took his customary breakfast of eggs,
bread and ice water. Between the hours
of rising and breakfast he indulged
in gymnastic exercises. Then he
went up stairs aud engaged bimeelf in his
work until late in the afternoon, when a
dinner was served. Then camn mere
work. At 10 o'clock Capt. Ericssen took
a walk for an hour or se, and the day
ended. The sania pregramme has been
carried out every day for the past
ten years. Callers were received in the
parlor, which is filled with medels of
scientific instruments. The blows of
Captain Ericssen's hammer could be
heard from upstairs, while through the
back window a view could be caught of
his solar meter, his latest work. Capt.
Ericssen was born in a mining camp in
Sweden. He went te England in 182G and
began his experiments with a steam en
gine. His locomotive was the Novelty,
which in 1829, entered in the contest in
which Gee. Stevenson's Rocket was the
winner. He came te this country in 1839,
and he was seen busy building war ships.
His first was the Princeton. His little
monitor capped the climax of his success
in that line for the time being. Since
then he has constantly been at work ex
perimenting with torpedo beats. Tbe
Destroyer is his last work of the kind, and
he is much pleased with it.
The Spteuilld View el the Ocean.
The wife of a naval officer staying at
the Hetel Kaaterskill a few days age re
marked :
" Of course the view is better than from
the pyramids. It is better than the view
from Mt. Blanc ; but I should like te see
the ocean."
A tourist humeiist in the house in
formed the lady that she could see ships
off Cape Ced and Bosten harbor plainly if
she only had a stronger glass. Then the
scoundrel went and get a telescope, and
pasted several little ships which he cut out
of the Journal of Commerce ever the end
of the glass.
The old lady looked once, and, seeing
the ships, exclaimed :
"My gracious me !''
This is a by-word which a lady always
uses when she is perfectly satisfied. A
full assortment of paper ships and coast
vessels are new kept in the office of the
Kaaterskill for guests of the house who
desire Atlantic or Pacific ocean views.'
,. cJfQWS BP
A nCWSFAFXK PdlLOSOfJ
Om Jmnaal Tkat Out Gc Aloag- with
Mm lw Tlecrpk. ;
Providence Str.' J
A geed many newspapers are about
reaching the oenelasion that the
use of the telegraph by business
men and the press is, after alL a
geed deal of a luxury, even if some of
the orders have te be sent by mail instead
of being flashed ever the wires, and just
as many newspapers will be read if they de
net publish all the details of crime in some
obscure place which their readers never
heard of. The tendency of the newspaper
press nowadays is te fill its columns with re
ports of crimes and casualties which may
be of interest te the people of the lecali
ties where they, coeur, bnt which nobody
living a theasand miles away cares about,
te the exclusion of mere important mat
ter. If the money that is wasted in
telegraphing was spent by the newspapers
in ether ways journalism would make a
great advance. Ne one newspaper can
start ent in this direction alone, but if the
strike, by depriving us of a part of our
telegraph service,should force press agents
and special correspondents te make mere
careful selection of the matter they tele
graph, it might demonstrate the truth of
the statements we have here made.
Courtesy Excessively Stretched.
Baltimore Sun.
The New Yerk Herald is deluded by in
terviews with " well-known Virginia
lawyers" into the belief that "the Seuth,
if properly approached, if asked in a
courteous way te pay the confederate
debt," will undertake te de it. This is
stretching the characteristic courtesy of
Southern people rather far. Twenty
years age it might perhaps have been
equal tc the strain, but net te-day.
The Southerner nowadays draws a
severe distinction between well-tempered
appeals te his Gner sentiments
and these which request him te effacp
himself. The Virginia cavalier of the
olden time when approaehed upon any
matter of money had the habit, if we may
trust traditions, of at once handing eter
his well-nHed purse te be used as his
friend's need or convenience sugges
ted. He was net the man te stand
en trifles. His courtesy carried
him te the point of ignoring business
principles and stubborn facts for the sake
of the pleasure of being uniformly affable,
polite, generous and self-sacrificing te the
point of extravagance. But he kept it up
tee long, as he new thinks. The giving
away of Virginia's vast empire in the
northwest territory was extremely courte
ous, and se were many of the votes of
her congressmen who surrendered solid
advantages in return for compliments
and abstractions from the representa
tives of states a tritle mero shrewd.
Bnt that sort of thing is dene with. The
Virginian of te-day reserves his courtesy
for mere reasonable occasions. He will
net even consent that the holders of con
federate bends shall get payment for them
from the confederacy's successor iu pos
session, te whom her obligations went
with her territory and assets. The idea
that he will be soft soaped into paying the
confederacy's debts, " if properly ap
proached " he cannot but welcome with a
bread smije.
Assaulted for Net Toting ler Him.
Cincinnati, Aug. 3. Wm. H. Kelley,
the newly elected member of the beard of
health, was assaulted in bis saloon last
night by tbe brothers, Jehn J. and Peter
Kelly, and severely beaten because he re -fused
te vote for Jehn K. Kelly, as super -intendent
of tbe market. Seme shots
were exchanged, but policemen interfered
and arrested Jehn J. Kelly ; Peter Kelly
escaped.
MASKXTS.
Philadelphia JHarKec
PniLADBLrniA, Autr.. 3. Fleur firm.
tlye flour at f 3 503 62.
Wheat firmer ; Ne. 2 Western Red, $1 ;
Ne. I Pa. B3d, II 16U ; Ne. 3 de $1 11.
Cern steady; saif yellow at CSc; de mixed,
C16C3C : Ne. i Mixed, 59gC0c.
Oats firmer ami quiet; Ne. 1 White. 4:i
44c; Ne. 2 de, 42g42c ; Ne. 3 de, lhf?llc;
Ne. 2 Mixed, 39c.
Kye nominal at 63SCle.
Seeds unchanged.
Previsions stiaily, geed demand.
Lard quiet.
Butter steady, demand moderate.
Kggs scarce and weak.
Cheese steady.
Petroleum dull.
Whisky at l 10
New Yerk Market?.
New Yekk, Aug-.. 3. Klenr dull and un
changed. Wheat y,c hlKher ami rather quiet busi
ness, largely Importations; Ne 2 Bed, Aug.
$1 14; Sept.. $1 WAm li; ; Oct.. $1 1761 1S.
Cern J4chetter ; only uvedcr itely ueil vi
Mixed iWestern, spot, ;rftgCle ; de future,
OJ40OlC.
Oats 4ic higher ; very quiet ; Ne. 2 An.
3Cc; Sept., 3355c: Oct., 3l3Gc;
State, 383.rnc; Western 30350c.
Live Stecic race.
Chicago Hogs Receipts, 14,000 head ; ship
ments. (5,000 head : heavy grades 10915c lower :
light firmer ; mixed, $3 00g5 35: heavy, V:;H
5 75 ; light, $5 S33G 41 : skips, 50035 75.
Cattle Keccipta, 8,000 head; stiipinenLi,
3,0 K) head; geed te clioice grades h toady ;
ethers slew; experts. G 15gG 55; gred te
cholce shipelns, $5 70fJU CO ; common te me
dium, tl C05 50.
Sheep Becelpts.1,400 head ; shipments, 8,000';
market dnll and weak ; inferior te fair. ,13 00
3 75 ; geed, $4 ; choice, $4 50.
East Liberty Cattle Receipts, 1,693 head;
market active en geed and slowen common ;
prime. &QC 25; fair Iogeod,$5 2.g5;. ; com
mon, $4 755.
Ilegs Becelpts, 1,840 head ; market slew ;
1'l.lladelphlas. (0 15 ; Yorkers, $U 150U 25.
Snecp Becelpts, 2.000 head : market firm ;
prime, $5 2595 50 ; fair te geed, $4 50 5 25;
common, f 3 M)Q4.
Sieck markets.
Quotations uy need, McUrann & Ce., Bank
ers, Lancaster, Pa.
11a.m. 12 x. 3r.it.
Michigan Central a . 88 m
New Yerk Central 1155 116. llft-Ji
New Jersey Central 87 87 t7
Ohie Central 8 3
DcLLack. Western.... 12.V4 12555 125JU
Denver &Kle Gran Je.... 37 se.Vt 30
Brie 3I 31 4
K-uisas A Texas iSli 2 2W
Lake Shere 107 107 107
Chicago & N. W., com.... 127,'S 128 128
N.N., Ont. A Western.... 21 24 21
bt, Paul & Omaha 45X 4n 45
Pacific Mall ::&& 37
Bechester Pittsburgh.. 17 17 1714
St. Paul ia 104J4 u:
Texas Pacific 324 2.V4 :r
Union Pacific s 3j ','
Wabash Common 24& 25i 244
Wabash Preferred X&i 38 SS
West'rn Union Telegraph 7K 80 70)i
Loulsvllle & Nashville... 49 50 Mil?
N. Y Chi. 8t-L W!4
Lehigh Valley 70 71 70
Lehigh Navigation 45 45 45
Pennsylvania 58 8 58
Beading 28 3-16 23 7-l 28 5-10
P. T. 4 Buffalo 14
Northern Pacific Coin... 48 41 48
Northern Pacific Prof... 83 88 8SJ
IlostenvUlo. .... ....
Philadelphia & Krle ....
Northern Central 5tt K ....
Underground
Canada Southern 55 55 51
Oil 108 10S4 109
People's Passenger.
rausdeipbla.
yuotatiena by Associated Press.
Stocks strong.
Philadelphia & Krie B. K 19
Beading liallread 28
Pennsylvania Railroad 58
Lehigh Valley Ballread 71
United Companies or New Jersey 192
Northern Pacific. ra,i
Northern Pacific Preferred. 89
Northern Central Railroad EC
Lcnlsth Navigation Company 45
Norrlstewn Ballread 110
Central Transportation Company 39
Plttsb'g, TItusvllle ft Buffalo U. It 14
Little Schuylkill Railroad c-j
JfW XOTK.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks stronger and higher.
New Yerk Central ncii
Krie Ballread 34
Adami Express ,t. 13
Michigan Central Kallread S854
Michigan Southern Ballread 107
Illinois Central Ballread 131
Cleveland A Pittsburgh Ballread 133
Chicago A'Heck Island Ballread 122
Pittsburgh ft Fert Wayne Ballread 131
Western Union Telegraph Company 80
1 Teledo' Wabash...... 95
ew Jersey Central........... ....... ........ 87
Hew Yerk Ontario Westers. 24
LMUSMenaM Beaee
Keported by J. B. Leng'.
rax Last
vaL sale.
lAnc-CHy8perct.Le&n,dnelSSa...fl00 10
" 1886... 100 106J
lOSU... JW 114
1995... IOC
5perct.lnler30yearall 100
u 6 per et. Scheel Lean.... 10)
" " In ler 20 years.. 100
" 4 M In 5 or 20 years.. 100
" 6 In 10 or 20 years. 104
Manheim boreagh lean 100
meoKLAneus rroeu.
aearryvllieB.K. fs
w lllersvllle street Car. se
Inquirer Printing Company SO
Watch Factory .T7... 100
Gas Lhr.lt and Fael Cemnanv
Stevens Heuse (Bends) loe
Columbia Gas Company
Columbia Water Company.
Susquehanna Iren Company 100
Marietta Hollowware ieu
Stevens Heuse , se
Sicily island se
Bast Brandy wine ft Waynesb'g.... se
MUlersvllle Nermal Scheel...
Northern Market
WSCKLLANeOUS BOVTkl
QuarryvUle K. K., due IS98 $we
Beading ft Columbia it. i.S's 100
Lancaster Watch Ce.. due lStC loe
Lancaster Gas Light and Kuel Ce..
due In ler 20 years 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce..
1115.50
lub
102
100
duels ion nu
Tunrrm stocks.
Big Spring ft Beaver Valley. $ 25 t li.
BrtdtroDert ft Horeshee 13K 22
Luuruuma unesiuui 11111
Columbia ft Washington
Columbia ft Big Spring
Columbia ft Marietta
Maytown ft Klizabethtewn....,
Lancaster Ephrata
25
181
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
25
X.
2U
ISj
30
111
47.
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2?
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31
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54
75
105
IS?.10
41
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79
2J5.C0
IliiAff
145
no se
143,
118
HZ
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IS
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75
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120
Lancaster ft W Blew Street
Straseurg ft Millport.
Keneuaa aiaytewn
Marietta ft Mount Jev
Lane.. Elizabethan A Middle'n
100
Lancaster A Frnltvllle. 50
Lancaster ft Lltltz 25
Lancaster Willlamstewi 25
Lancaster ft Maner 50
Lancaster Manhnlm 25
Lancaster Marietta 25
Lancaster. New Helland 100
Lancaster Suseuehuuiuu 300
BANC STOCKS.
First National nans i00
Farmers' National Bank 50
Fulton National Bank 100
Lancaster County National Bank.. 50
Columbia National Bank 100
Christiana National Benk. 100
Ephntta National Bank lis
First National Bank, Columbia.. .. 100
First National Bamc, Utrasutug.... loe
First National Bunk, Marietta 100
First National Bank. Mount Jey., lue
Lltltz National Bank loe
Manhuiai National Bank tee
Union National Bank, Mount Jey. fx
New Helland National Uauk....... U
Gap National Bank 100
aisuiVja.1.
NO.J.SMALINU.
1.
1 WILL CL03K OUT TI1K BALANCK OK MY
Spring & Summer Goods
AT COST,
INOBDKBTO MAIvK BOOM FOB MY
FALL GOODS.
es Call ami see Bargains.
JN0. J. SMALING.
(TA1LOIL)
NO. 22 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER. PA.
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MALINU'g MPKINH OPENING.
SMALING.
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NOVELTIES.
ALL THE LATEST;
PARISIAN and LONDON
STYLES.
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Ir.u host forthemenuv Intne town, at
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By One of the Feels.
" Why pardon iny remarking It bur, my
dear old lrl"nd. hew changed you are. I de
clare you must have lived very high or very
fast te have driven the color out of your hair
and the-tiprlngoutef your step this fashion."
Leeking at the sr.nsct en the river from the
grounds erhls place np the Hudsen, nay-school
chum who U ne.v ene et the best known mln
ing expeits in the country answered : "It
wasn't test living done it, but dyspepsia find
nervous collapse, from ever-work. I ought te
have stepped years bclere I did. 1 wai a feel.
Bnt who Isn't, IT you coine te that?
" l am t!ilrty-rlve years old," write Mr
Charles II. Watti. or West Seuiers. Putnam
Ce.. n. Y., and hail suffered from dyspepata
ter ill teen years. Wenttae round et the cur
rent remedies, falsely se called. Listlessly and
without hope I gave Parkier' Tesio a frfa.
The rcslt may he stated in these wnnU. it
cured me I endorse new without hesitation.
Itisthcdyspoptlc'srefucn" Mr. O. B. Cole.
eru?gM, of Carmcl. N. Y.. cert i Ilea te the
truth et Mr. Walts' statement.
Hiscdx & Ce., proprietors, call especial at
tention te the tact that tiU preparation,
which ha been knew as Parkkr'h Gikekr
Teme, will-hereafter be called Mmply Pa3K
ta'a Tonic. As unprincipled dealers are con
stantly kecelvinj? their customers by substi
tuting Interior articles under tbe name et
irner.aid as ginger Is really an unimportant
ingredient, we drop the mis eadtntr word.'
There l no change, however, in the prepur i i
Hen ilselj and all bottles remaining In the
hands et dealers, wrapped under the name et
Parkkb's GixeKR Tene, contain the genninn
medicine It the lac simile signature et Ilisver
ft Ce. Is at the bottom et the outside wrapper.
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pHOFOSAL-S KOK HTlsAH l'lMP.
Proposals .will he received at the Mayer's
Oflice. Lancaster. Pa, unUI K1UDAY..AUU.
17, 1881. fir a Condensing Pumping Kngine
te be erected at t"e Cltv Water Works with 11
capacity et C.oeo.too in 24 hours, delivered at a
height of 100 feet. Bidders te make ail exca
vations, build foundations, make all pump
wells, furnish check valve en pumping main.
all steam pip:s and material necessary te put
the pump In perfect working order. Steam
cylinders und heads, stcim chests and all
steam pipes te be coveted wltb asbeste. weed
pulp, or any ether improved pipe covering
ether than hair fettr All work te be et t he ht-st
character, and sublect te the approval of the
Wu'cr C mmlttee. Preprsals te be addre'xuii
te the ' Wafer Committee, Lancaster. Pa."
The committee reserve the right te reject any
or all bids. Fer rurther Information addre
JNO.T. MacUONIULK, Mayer.
Chairman el the Water Committee..
Jy234anal.4.8 11
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