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LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER SATURDAY, AUGUST 18. 1883.
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CQUET TO-DAY.
IHE VI1MT WOKK SINCE JDliY.
A Lene l.i.t of uaten ea Which. lta Jh jet
Delivered Ojunleim tula Morning
Current Ilcslceir, &c.
Court met this morning for the fust time
since tLe 7tli of July for llie bearing of
current business and tbe delivery of opin
ions. In the following cases opinions were
delivered :
nv j odor Livingston.
James H. Swain vs. Mar A. Swain.
Rule te show cause wby an attachment
should net be issued against James H.
Swain for the payment el alimony. Knl9
made absolute.
Henry Fraelich vs. Isaac Mowrer, and
Susan Mowrer, his wife. Certiorari by
defendant from the judgment of A. G.
Hudsen, esq. Judgment of justice set
aside as far as Susan Mowrer is concerned.
J. & J. Bachman vs. Jacob Myers. Rula
te show cause wby venditieni eif eaas
should net stayed, ltule made absolute.
Jacob Snyder, administrator vs. Dera
V. Danner ct al , exceptions te masters re
port. 'Case referred te a trial by jury in
the court of common pleas with Dera V.
Danner et al plaintiff and Jacob Snyder,
administrator, defendant.
Valentine Heffman and William 0ster
vs. Jehn I. Uartmau, president and J.
Frederick Sener, treasurer, or the Wash
ington fire company. This was a bill in
equity en which a prelimmiry injunction
was granted te restrain defendants from
distributing the assets of the company
among its members The matter was
fully explained by the newspapers several
weeks age. The court this morning
delivered a long opinion which ends as
follews: "It is ordered, adjudged and
decreed, by the court as fellows that tbe
plaintiffs' bills de stand dismissed out of
this court with cunts te be taxed and wh:n
taxed te be pad by the complainants." Iu
regard te the rights of lire companies te
make a " divvj" the opinion says : " The
nsscts of a corporation, organized for
charitable purpose?, are held in trust for
the public and cannot, like the
assets of a trading company or
corpeialicu, be distributed among
the membcis thereof. A fire company is
Euch a charitable organization ; even upon
its dissolution te distribute its assets
among the members would be a perversion
of the trust for which tue30 assats werj
contributed by the publie "
Dr. A. C. Trcichler vs. Un.ted JJietliciu
mutual aid society of Pennsylvania. Ku!e
te strike off non fcuit dischaiged.
Benjamin E:kman vs. Je'ju liildeb.utu'.
Rule te show cause why execution should
n-1 be stayed. D'siharged.
Jeseph ISreuemau a.uil Nancy Krene -man,
deceased . Exceptions te the con
firmatien of inquest and rule te show
cause why inquisiti.m hheuld net be set
aside- Rule made absolute and exceptions
sustained.
Estate of Jehn Gensemer, ilacaased, ex
captions te auditor's report. Rspert re
ferred back te the auditor for correction.
Estate of Gceige. Eagle, deceaced, ex
ception te auditor's! report. Repert re
committed te the auditor te taVe fuither
testimony.
In the matter of the Raphe autl West
Hemplicld towns!i; bridge, nil-) te show
cause why the actum of grund jury should
net tJ .set aside, the rule was discharged
aud action of grand jury sustained.
11Y .tl'DC.r. PATTERSON.
Jehn Hildebr.ind vs. Abraham Myeis.
Rule te hhnw cause why money in ceuit
under venditieni exp.mas .should net be
paid te Jehn Ilildebrand ; also rule te show
cause why money iu court .should net he
paid te Henry Mjer.i et al. The mle ;.t
instance of Myers discharged aud the one
at Hildcbraud's intance made absolute.
Henry E. Wolf vs. Edward P. Yeliu.
R'lle te show cause why tin eider made
April 28, 188:), should net ha rescinded
aud the writ reinstated and the thirty
shillings penalty s u vied te plaintiff by
ihe delcudant. It. will ba remembered
that iu this case t': defendant was ar ar
lesle.l en a capias ies slander. Defendant
pi eved that he was a property owner and
under the law could net be arrested en a
capias and was entitled te thirty shillings
damages. The ceuit in its opinion dis
charged the rule, holding that the law,
which is an old one, is in ferce.
In the case of Barbara Sherr vs. Martiu
Sherr a rule for a new trial was dis
charged. Samuel Eby et al., executer, vs. Qeorge
Hambright, defendant, and David Farr et
al., trustees, and Levi W. Nissley gar
nishee. Rule te show cause why attach
incut should net be dissolved as te Levi W.
Nissley aud Henry II. Nissley. The court
s-tayed fuither proceedings in tbe matter
until Hambright shall file his bend ap
proved by the court.
The Keely stove company vs. F. S.
Uletz. Rule te show causa why judgment
should net be entered for want of a suffi
cient affidavit of defense. Rule made
absolute.
Levi ilingwalt vs. Martin Ringwalt and
David Ringwalt, tase stated, judgment
ntercd for plaintiff.
Estate of Siuanna Rudy, deceased.
Utiles te show cause wby account should
net be served aud examiner appointed.
Jehn W. Jehnsen was appointed exam exam
ir.er. C. A. Ilepting, deceased, estate. Rule
te set aside sale of real estate. Rule made
abi-olute.
Susanna Erb, deceased, estate. Excep
tiei-s te auditor's report dismissed and
irpeit cenflimed absolutely.
License Tiaiihferied
The eating heuse license of Geerge II.
Benedict, of the Third ward, this city,
was transfencd te Oscar Greffaud Jeseph
Miller, and that of J. C. Willow er, of
Manheim, te II. B. ShifTer.
Currcui VUBlncsP.
A very large amount of current business
was transacted this morning and ceuit was
kept busy until 1 o'clock. It then ad
j mined te 10 o'clock .Monday a. in.
COLUMBIA NKUS.
Krem Our Kegular Correspondent.
While running in en Ne. 4 siding, in the
west yards of the Pennsylvania railroad,
this morning at 8 e' cloak, engine Ne. 213
jumped the rails and was thrown across
the track. The tender and a freight car
were overturned, and two ether freight
cars thrown from the rails. The siding
was blocked for rcveral hours and con
siderable damage was sustained by the en
gine. A Workman' Lese.
William Oakes, a P. R. R. workman
employed at the sand-house en night duty,
left a vest containing $40.75 which he had
drawn from the pay car yesterday, bang
ing in the sand-house. Last night he was
robbed of the property se carelessly ex
posed. Mr. Oakes resides in Wrigbtsville,
where he has a wife and several children,
aud his less will fall heavily upon him.
i:ollgieus Items.
Rev. Stringer, of Ph'ladalpkia will
preach at the Methodist church te morrow
mornieg and evening.
Rev. N. J. Miller, of Lancaster, will
preach in Trinity Reformed church to
morrow morning and evening.
The St. Jehn's Lutheran Sunday school
session will hereafter begin at 1:30 p. m.
instead of at 9 a. m.
The Friends will held a meeting iu the
Friends meeting beuse e j Cherry stroet en
Tuesday evening next at 7:30 o'clock.
The pulpit of the E. E. Lutheran church
te-morrow will le occupied by Rev. J.
W. Finkbiner, of Middletown.
Iloreugh Summary.
Pennsylvania Castle Ne. 70, A. O. K. of
M. C, will meet te-nigbt.
The exterior of Cel. Samuel Shech's
residence is new, being improved by the
painter's art.
Tbe Pert Deposit train was delayed
upwards of half an hour this morning by
the giving out et tbe engine.
Mr. C. C. Kauffman, lawyer, received
en Thursday an addition of one hundred
valuable new books te his law library.
Mrs. P. B. Vache is lying at death's
deer. Mr. Edward Yeung, of Baltimore,
her brother, has arrived here, having been
telegraphed for.
An addition is being built te the rear of
Mr. Jerry Kech's residence, en Locust
street. It will be two stories high, aud of
brick.
The painters have finished their work en
the interior of the Presbyterian church.
The paper hangers will commence work
en Monday morning.
Market was well attended te day. Veg
tables and fruits in season were plentiful,
all exesptieg apples, which appear te be
scarce.
On account of the difficulty of getting
the proper stone up from Pert Deposit,
the work of building the new bridge pier
is going en but slowly.
Complaint is te be ledged against the
Vigilant fire company for disturbing the
peace in the vicinity of the engine beuse.
The neighbors are scandalized at the con
duct of theso who congregate there.
An excursion will be run ever the Read
ing & Columbia railroad te Atlantic City,
en Sunday, Aug. 19, the tickets being
geed for three days, The round trip fare
from this place will be $3.10, the train
leaving at 4:10 a. m.
The G. A. R. pest of this place will give
an excursion te Gettysburg en Aug. 28,
the round trip fare for which will be $1.75.
Tbe train will leave here at 0:15 a. m. The
G. A. R. encampment will take place in
Gettysburg fym Aug. 25 te Aug. 31.
The military company from this place
relumed home from the Williamspei t en
campmeut this morning at 4:30, all of the
members being in excellent health. The
Wrightsville company went ever the bridge
frara this place in a special car.
The Columbia physicians who put pose
attending the doctor's excursion te Mount
Al'e, Pa., en August 30, anticipate a big
time. In a few days Dr. Craig, of town,
will issue orders for tickets for these de
siring te attend the excursion.
LANDISVILLK LIFK.
Friday aud Saturday's Worship la the Weiide.
Friday Afternoon. At 1 o'clock a large
meeting was held, conducted by the com
mittee en public worship, te take action
in regard te forming a permanent camp
meeting association. Aitor ceme discus
sien it was resolved te held a public
meeting te-morrow (Saturday) afternoon,
when definite action will be taken. At
1:30 a large children's meeting wss held,
conducted by Elder F. L. Niccdemus, of
Saxton. Addresses were also delivercd by
Elders Cceveit, DeLeug, J. H Martin, of
this city, aud S. L. Hcrshcy.
At 3 o'clock Elder Jamas Spojce, of
Washington, pi cashed te a large congre
gation from Jehn xii : 32, theme "Uplift
ing of Christ." lie was followed in : n
exhortation by Elder Coovert, of Pittsburg.
At 4:15 o'clock Prof. Palm had the choir
practice for Sunday, and all who had the
pleasure of hearing them were pleased.
Friday Evening. At 0:30 o'clock a big
prayer meeting was held iu the large tout
conducted by Elder S. C. Steuesifer. At
the rejiular evening services at 7:45 Elder
J V. Deshong. of Alteena, Pa , preached
from Ilet.,i : 25, 'heme "Christ Interces
sien." The speaker was followed in an
able oxhertalion by Rev. E. L. Hughes of
the U. B. church. After the services all
joined arm iu arm aud matched areuud
singing, which proceeding was much en
jeyed by all.
The Sunday sermons wiil be pi cached
by the following gentlemen : At 10
a. m. by Elder U. W. Getz ; a. in. by
S. I). C. Jacksen, aud iu the evening by
Elder W. U.Coeveit.
After the religious exeicise.s weie
clesed a baud of colored singers from Liu
caster and Columbia gave the tent holders
quite a serenade. Their hymns were very
beautiful and elicited much favorable
comment.
Saturday Morning The G:30 prayer
mccLinir was held iu the chela anil was
largely attended. It wa-. conducted by J
Bre. bamiicl Schreu. of Columbia. At
8:30 Prof. Palm had the choir prac'ice.
About SO poisons wum present, their
sincing being particulaily liue.
At 9:15 the second prayer meeting wan
held, under the conduct of Mr. F Y.
Wcidenhammer, of Washington. The
regular 10:30 services wci signalized by
the preachiug of Elder F. 1). Nicedcmus.
of Saxton, Pa. His text was taken fro n
Gal. v : 22, 23. Themo : " The Fruits of
the Hely Spirit." The sermon was at
taut ively listened te. An able cxhottatien
was then delivered by Elder A. II. Leng,
of Itohicr.stewn.
SuiKliy'n Pregramme.
As te morrow will ba tha last Sunday of
the camp, great preparations are being
made ."accommodate all who may visit
it. Tne services of ' sacred songs" will
tuke place at 4 p. m.
Luncmer'n Hospitality.
Heading ilcra!il.
The Harmen ia Maiancreher society re
turned from Lincastcr last evening, jrcry
much delighted with their rccaptieu at the
hands of tha Lancaster Mmnncrcher and
Liederkranz societies. Tim visitors from
this city speak iu the highest terms of the
hospitality shown them by their Lancaster
friends.
Drunk aud Ii'surderly
Elizabeth Williams, colored and Lena
Dickel, white, have been arrested and
held for hcariugs en the. charge of drunken
and disordeily co-.duct, ihe feinier before
Alderman A. F. Dennelly and the lattci
bofero Aldi iiiiau Barr.
cble or Ileal Kstale.
Jacob li. Lene, ie.il estate aennr, Feltl
te-day at private sale for Mary
C, Melsu executive for the cstate of Jacob
M. Leng, deceased, tbe double three story
brick dwelling, en East Orange street,
near Duke, te Jehn Q. Haas, for 8,500.
Vr Wassnn's Stelen .Meney.
Yerk Daily.
We were informed last eveuiug that Dr.
Wassen has been seut for and will go te
Lancaster this morning. It is thought tbe
missing money, etc, will be rceeveied.
Auditing the Auditors.
New Helland Clarien.
This county is net only afflicted with it
share in the Ilarrisburg hippodrome, but
it has a beard of auditors that, it scams,
intends auditing ovary day in the year.
Awaracit the Contract.
(Jhas. 11. Barr, book seller and stationer,
has been awarded the contract te supply
the various schools of our nity with books,
stationery &i for the ensniug rchoel
year.
An Editor's Trust.
New Helland Clarien.
We trust there is no national peliti cat
significance in " Asseciate Editor " Dif
fenderfer's Southern trip.
L.08R Promptly Paid.
II. It. Kreneman, agent et the l'iiccaix lire
I-ismancc tempany, of Londen, I as paid Mrs.
Herman Miller $179.29, the total amount of her
less irem the iinrnlng of her stable en Wed
nesday last.
The Comity fair.
Mr. Jehn Eslileman, of Orrvilie, Ohie, the
ropicsintalivee; the Independent state lair,
which will be held In tliU city en Sept. 17 and
SI, is at the Franklin heuse, where he will re
I main until alter tha oxhlbitten is ever. Par
; tics desiring te exhibit can apply le Jacob B.
Leng, secret lry, Ne. c West King street
c
OHE AND SE.
THE GKRET BRGAXlNr
WE ARE OFFERING IN
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY, ALL SIZES,
REALLY WORTn 50e. TO $1.00 A PAIR,
MUST BE SOLD AT 25 CENTS A PAIR.
Yeu Never Saw Anything As Cheap.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO!,
Ne. 25 East King Street, Lancaster, Pa.
B"
WKI S & HUK8V.
BO'lEKS & HUE ST,
26 AND 28 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
Black Silks, - - Black Cashmeres.
ELEGANT LINE AT LOW PRICES
New Goods Coming in Every Day.
Choice line of TRIMMINGS and NOTIONS.
Please Give Us a Call.
BOWERS & HURST
Mm. II-JIillkk's aloi'e en East Kinjr street
am! soap tactery en Water street nrc new con
ncctetl wltli the telephone exchange.
The only Sunday Kxcursle i te Atluiil it
City will take place te-morrow (Sunilay) Aug.
111. Keuntl trip tickets, irei.il for tluee il-ty.,
only J3 00. Trains leare King stwctul 4:10 a.
rn. The famous Levy, the fireaU-fet living cor cer
nelist, will play at tlie new pler en Sunilay
Iti'innen.
;i!ea ICxcuritleiiK.
The lic.iiling lailie.ul will run excursion
trains between this oily ami the 1. nulisville
camp meeting greumlj, te tnerinw, at i"i cents
taiu ler the leuml trip. Trains Mill leave
Lancaster at 8.25 and 10:10 a m, ai.il 2 p. m
Returning will leave l.-.imlisvllie at 12 neon.
4:15 and 7 p.m.
An excursion te AUanlie City, via. the
Heading railiead. will leave King slr et depot
to-:nerrow liienilnpat l:l(i.md I lie upper depot
al4:20; wlllarrlvuai Philadelphia at :'.!ia in.
and Atlantic City at 10:30 a. m. Kure for the
round trip, $3.00 ; tickets geed for lliree days.
Au rxperionceil l'racilcai Ueuunt.
In this age el specialties a man must fccrve
long year-, in some one business celling te
achieve success, and Im et greatest bcnelit te
Ills patrons. Specially true ! this of dentistry,
tlieicteru our people ilieuld patronize Y.. I..
Fisher, whose twenty years' dental exrcrienee
s invaluable. At his eflice, C2Nei Hi Queen,
lie furnishes lull upper or under sets el teeth
Irem $8 le $10. lias given. 1'iescrvatlen el
teeth a snecia'tv. mvlO-l.'.ldS
V. M. C. A. neme. A commute el the Y. 11
C. A. have arranged te held a family basket
picnic el the members and liicnds et I lie as
sociation hi llecky Springs, en Wednesday,
Auu'. 22. Tickets, entitling the holder te free
transportation will be issued te adults at !0c.,
ehililien, 2"s. Conveyances will leave the
rooms Ne. 2J .-eulii Seuth Oueen slu-el-al
S.00 iind C:00 o'clock a in. and J:"-0 p. m. The
object, mere paiticuliily, is te develop a
greater degiee of sociability between the
mcinlnrs, their families aud triends, than lias
heretofore existed, and at the same fimc en
joy a day of recre itlen In t ha wee Is.
Hinpleyeh' AiiiiiihI Ulieap KxcurMen
te Atlantic tilv and Philadelphia en Sund.iy.
Aug. 1!). Ueund trip tickets geed for three
days Train leaves Lancaster (King street) at
4:10 i. in., Columbia 4: 10. I.andisvilie 4:35. Fare
only $.101. Leave Mtnlieim at i:5(li. in., Lllitz
rtr.:03and Kphrita al r,:X. Kaie only 2!W.
Special train will return same d.iy. Leave
Atlantic depot al 7 p. in. Moonlight ail night.
ii:i,ii,in,is&iiw
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Amusements.
Armstrong JSres.' Minttrels. Tills line mln
si -el tiotipe vill open this tiicat ileal se.is n in
lids city al Fulton opera limine, next Thurs
day e.vening Tlie. ceinpny is stieng and elll
cien:, and lias already received liivonble in in
il'ia'lens et a suet-e-stul" liur. The company
includes, nmeug etiiers, tlie well Known
artists Fit-1 Is & liaison, tice Hailey. Fester &
Uuglies aud Senater Frank Hell.
:iAjr
Oi'.i.knum:. 1 n this city, en the 17th Inst ,
Adam Andrew, win et Adaui and Anna K
Oblciuter, aged 0 yeais. fi months ami 'J5 daj s-
The relatives and fricmN el IU" family aic
respectfully invite l te ulicru! the luncral
trem the residence of bis parents. Ne. 531
Church strecr, en Sunday t'lternoen at 2
o'clock. Services at St. Stephen's Lutheran
chinch. I nterincntalZlen's cemetery. 21
Fr.icKiNOEit,-Aug. 12, 1SSJ, at l'.utler. Hates
county. Me., the inlanlsonet .1. C. and Kliniia
FHckinger, aged 1 year, r. months anil '.I days.
lfe shall carry his Iamb In his besom.
Kphrata and New Helland papers plea'e
ce.iy.
SI'JiVIAL NOriVMiH-
In Small l'ex, Scarlel Fever and D.phthcrla,
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid will step the
spread of the infection.
I recommend Lady Camella's Scciet el
Youth and Beauty for the complexion as be
lug far superior te any aitlcie I ever used. It
positively removes Fiecklcs, am.' will lenieve
Tan in one application. 1'ilcn f Oc.
Fer .sale at all druggists.
lli.S.J. ItKSNK SMITH,
le'.'3-GmdM&' Newark. N. .1.
Fer Small l'ex. expose Darbys Prophylactic
Fluid in the room and spenge etr tlie patient
with it.
Feil Lame Hack, &We or Chest use Sill.
LOH'3 I'OUOUS I'LASTKi:. Trice, 25 cent
Sold by II. U. Cochran, 137and Y3 North Queen
trees, Lancaster. tebllcedC
Feil clilils. lever, aue, and weakness, Cel
den's Liquid Beef Tonic. Celilcn's ; take no
ether. Of druggists. nul3-lwdoed&w
JVMfW AVytUiTJSHMEtiXS,
H
A V ASIA AND VAUAMOAKSONIA flr.
I.a l.i.nl f-tx lliiiitniu.v 4n fliik lA nn e
ii17 urai iiji i.iiuiiiviii;j in tiivJ ,j T
HAUTMAN'S YKLLOW FltONT C! UK
HTOItK.
M
,'tjll SALK.-A ITlKlf-PHtMlB SAFIf,
llal-'s make. larce size : also. Galvanized
Iren Doer anil Window Guards. Will be sold
cheap. Apply te
MUS. II. GUNDAKEU,
ltd 142 JMeitn tjucen street.
JUST KKCE1VEII -1,000 WATKIIMEI.ONS
at my stand, cernei et south Quncn and
i;one8tega streets. The very best in the mar
ket, and I wiil sell them very cheap. Cante
lopes and Iresh vegetables e: all kinds.
JACOB ECKE1CT,
It Cor, Seuth Queen and Conestoga Sts.
P KACUES I PK ACHES!
Every morning, from new until tlie end
of the season, I will receive large lets et choice
tree stone Lancaster County i'ca lies, free
Hern bruises and luscious te cat, at
CIIAS. W. KCICEUT'S DAILY MARKET,
It Ne. LKlftust King Street.
AUNGAItUNKIi.S & JKKKKHIKS.
COAL DEALERS.
OFFICES. Xe. 23 North Quesn Stkeet, aki
NO. 5CI NOUTH J.KINCB STaKKT.
I YARDS. North Peiscb Stbekt, hkak Rbad-
ISQ DEPOT.
I
angl5-lWR
LANCASTER, PA.
CANES, UAMKS, A FULL LINK Fl'.IIM 5c
np, at
HAKTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
jrxvr AnrxitTiaxxMiiTb.
NEW AnrmiTlSEBULHTS.
pEOKGE VAHNKSTOUK,
GEORGE FAHNEST0CK,
( BAKU'S OLD STAND.)
NO. 14 EAST KING STREET,
OPENED THIS MORNING,
A NEW LINE OF JERSEYS,
FOR
LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN.
These Goods Imvebccn sea ice. But we will new be able tefnpply ihem in all Celers anil
Sizes, ii ein $2.50 te the Best Grades.
Jersey Cleth by the Yard in All Shades.
GEORGE FAHNESTOCK,
NO. 14 EAST KING STREET.
IfJSW AltFJCJtTISISlUlSNT'
WANTKB. A DIN1NG-KUOM UIKI..
Apply nt SOItKKL IIOKbK HOTKL,
West, King 9trect. it
WANTKD, AX TUIM IIFWUF, DAILY
iNTELLioHNCKRset .1 illy 17 and July 18,
1S32. tfd
WA STLII-A ST1IUT- IJOV AUOIT I
ycais old, te learn a trade. German
b.v prelerred. Apply at
BUCllailLLKU'S
It Ne. 13i North Quetn Street
i,MIK SAI.i:. Sftiri'll IIKLLUWi!. SMITH
Medges, lieain Scales, Scoop Scales,
Screw Plate?, Tap-., Ueamcrs, Let et Tackle
Itleeks, siicnrs, Ac W. S D
ttl7'Jid ii"i shipp n street, Lancaster, l'a.
I
OrUT FltKGKT TUETWO MM ALL II A
vana cigars for 5c. genuine ariiele. at
HAKTMAN" YKLI.OW KltONTClGAK
s'l (i:k
VJAKi; NO ftllSTAKlC, H)K SOU CAN
. buy Iho beat .1c. Havana cigar in the
maiket, at,
llAltTMA.VS YKLI.OW KBO.VT CJIG Alt
HTOItK.
TilK BEST AND AlO.iX CUKI'LKTK AS-
1 serlmcnt et Euchre, l'ekcr, Casslne and
ether playlnp card3,al
IIAItTM AN'S YKLI.OW VIIONT CIGAK
STOItK.
WANTK1C 1-Xl'KlClKNUKD SALTcsSTAN
iii a Dry Goods Stere in this city. Alse
young man te learn tbe business. Address,
with rclcicnce, stating compensation desired,
DItY GOODS,
it AtthisOflicc.
1.MCUO.S I fltOGS I
1 Seft Shell Crabs, Deviled Crab3. Chicken
Cern Soup, Turtle soup. Spring Chickens,
Cape May halt?, this ami every evening, at
Miner's Uestauiant and Dining Beems, Ne. '25
North Queen St cet. It
PUItLIU SAI.K UK IIOItSKS.
On MONDAY. AUG. 20. 18SI, will be sold
at. D, Legan s Sale Stable. Market street, rear
or McGrann Heuse. Lancaster, Fa., 20 HEAD
OFOHIOHOIWES. Among them are some
heavy-boned Feeders and one Herse that can
trot In 3 minutes.
Sale te commence at 1 n'cleck, p. m A cred
it et 00 days wPl be given
lid DANIEL LOGAN.
MiTMNKKUIlOKl'JCNIU.
The Lancaster Miunncrcher will held
the Grand Ficnic which was unavoidably
postponed last week, en account el tlie weath
er, en MONDAY NEXT, AUGUST 20, at
ltecky Springs. The City Cornet. Band has
been engaged for the occasion. Omnibusses
will leave centre Square and Knapp's Saleen,
East Kingslreei. at all ; hours during the day.
By order et the
ltd COMMITTEE.
1KOI'O.SAI. I'OR I'OAI. MKAI.ICD PKO PKO
pesals ter lllty tens of best hard htanten
or equally geed liirnace coal, egg size, and
liltytens et Enterprise, ran go size, or its
equal ler cooking, delivered in cellar of
" Heme for Filcniilcss Children." will be re
ceived until MONDAY, 20:h Inst. Address
Dr. Jehn L. Atlee, sr., marked " Proposals for
Ceal." CHAS. M. HOWELL,
al(J 3U1 Secretary of "Heme."
OUR HO.ME-MADE YAKN IS EVK AnU
net twisted tee hard, and is made of the
bet stock, and judsring irem the quantity
sold last season and the general satisfaction
given, we have every reason te believe that It
cannot be excelled anywhere in quality, and
wishing te keep up our reputation ler selling
GOOD YAltNS at Hie same price as some are
selling peer stock, we have purchased two el
the best makes in the country, nnd which we
ask you te exainine before purchasing else
where. .1. 1. SWAKK,
lebl7-lyTu&3 Ne. 50 North Queen Street.
SUOS:iG OUT SALK.
SELLING OPP AT COST.
The Entire Sleck of HARDWARE, CUT,
LERY AND BUILDER'S SUPPLIES is new
offered at Private Sale, at cost.
Call at the Old Established Hani ware Stere
NO.S7K SOUTH QUF.EN STREET,
al'l-StM.W&S JOHN MAY'.
A FINIS FAKD1 ITUKSALK I OKKKKlTOIC.
sale my Farm, known as " Wellington."
containing 220 Acres. It Is very desirably
located, soil et u superior quality ant? one et
the most productive in Cecil county, MU. It
Is 1 mile from Pert Deposit, where tucre are
frequent trains daily te Philadelphia and
ISaltlmere ; also two te Columbia. Geed build
ings which are supplied with water by hy
draulic. Terms te accommodate. Fer rnrtlier
information call en or address.
T. II. PATTEN,
aS-awdW&S Pert Deposit, Mil.
YALUABLK BUSINESS PROPERTY AT
PRIVATE SALE.
Situated NOS. 34 AND SO WEST KING
STREET, Lancaster, Pa., midway between
Centre Square and Stevens Heuse aud Read
ing Railroad Depot, and opposite Cooper's lied
Lien Hetel, and new occupied by A. N. Uicn
eman. It has a frontage of 23 feet 7 lnc'aes,
running back 132 leet, with the right of way
te the 9 leet alley en the west, while ever the
alley the second, third and feurtn stories
belong te the property, making the whole
front 32 leet, 7 Inches, exclusive of the alley
wav, te which it has richt et tree ingress and
egress at any and all times through te West
Mifflin street.
This property is in geed repair, and lias
been used as a shoe store and dwelling fet
nearly GO years.
Fer further Information apply te
JACOB B. LONG, Real Estate Agent,
jnlyH-2md8,Il Ne. 6 West King St.
LANCASTER, PA.
NEW ADVZKTIMSaiKtflti.
"UUAKS.
.1. Z.STAUFFEIt, Gnedville, Lancaster Ce..
l'a. Manufacturer of Fine Pennsylvania and
Demestic Cigars. Orders promptly attended
te. aug3-3md
$15,000
WANTKU SKCUR1SY WILL
be nrst mertr.acre en eltv real
estate worth twice the amount of lean and
$15,000 collateral ilre insurance. Sums te be
net less than ?", 00. Ayply le
BAUSMAN A BUUNS,
Itcal Estate Agents,
10 West Orange street.
nl3-3teedU
1 II!AKI FIICI: IUltANCr. CO.Tll'AN V
OF I'HILADKLI'HIA.
AeaetB ever ONE MILLION, TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Insures Property at Current'ltatcs.
LesP.es Promptly Settled and Paid.
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
AGENTS,
Ne. 19 East King Street
mu-mnuM.w&sit
M
YKIW A KATHVON.
BUSY !
reparations ter FALL TfADUareROlng
ea at CBN TUB HALL. All our empleyes
are as busy as they can well be.
PLENTY OF CLOTHING, however, for
present wear remains here, and enr Sales
men have abundant leisure le wait en you.
Tills is the time tebuyKAHLY AUTUMN
SUITS very cheap. They are LATE SUMMER-
GOODS te us. which explains the
very low prices at which we are offering
them. They are neither light nor Heavy
Weights, but such as make one feel com cem com
lertablc this sort et halt-way weather net
tee wi.rm ter mid-day, nor. tee cool ler
evening wear
ODD or EXTRA GARMENTS, tee. arc
here in geed assortment I'ANTS, COATS,
VESTS just such things us help liven up
and make leek comely that portion et the
suit which has had the least care or the
most wear. Among them are many gar
ments snile i ler everyday or " knock
about" needs, made et go'el, strong ma
tcrlal and sure te give excellent service.
The p:lccs marked upon these goods often
make purchasers et these who come only
ie leek.
' Your patrenave solicited.
Myers & EatMen,
Leading Lancaster Clothiers,
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET.
TTKNTItIN t
HERE THERE IS
Ne Midsummer Dullness
And te satisfy yourself et the truth or the
above, we will tell you the reason. We, at the
end of each season, seli our stock
WITHOUT EEGARD TO VALUE.
We carry no stock trem one season te tbe
ether, therefore at the commencement et the
FALL SEASON our counters must be bare et
SUMMER GOODS.
RftMEMKER,
LigM-Weight Goods
AT
ONE-THIRD THEIR VALUE.
And iliey must all be Sold
BEFORE SEPTEMBER 1.
HIRSH & BRO.,
PENN HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
Neb. 2 and 4 Kertb QaeeuStreat(
I AN CASTE B, PA.
SECOND EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING. AUG. 18. 1833.
AFTERNOON TELEGRAMS
THETTIUSBU WAX UP THIS WOULD.
Wbera Crimnbive Raeeetly ben oemmlticd
Shet bis Stepfather at Xadianapella.
Other Tragedle.
Indianapolis, Aug. 18. Gee. Lattiper,
colored, residing three miles from this
city, last erening shot and instantly killed
Abraham Crabtree, his stepfather, who,
with raised chair, threatened te dash eat
his mother's brains. Lattiper came hore
and gave himself np te the authorities.
Shee by HI Bretner-In-Law.
Cincinnati, Aug. 18. Charles Ingram
was probably fatally shot last night in the
street by his brother-in-law, C. W.
Richardson. The men had a domestic
quarrel for a long time. They met last
night, when, after a few words, Richard
son pnt a ball clear through Ingram, en
tering tbe left side of the abdomen and
coming out at the right.
A Iratal Runaway.
Allentown, Pa., Aug. 18. By a run
away accident this morning the young son
of Wilsen Dech was instantly and Mr.
Dech slightly injured.
UU1MG BACK.
The Failure or the Strike Brings Back tbe
Telegraphers.
New Yerk, Aug. 18. The main eflice
of the Western Union telegraph company
was besieged this morning by nearly
one hundred operators seeking re
instatement, but few women and
girls were among the number. Only the
best workmen are being taken back and
quite a number of applicants were
rejected. Since the strike was declared
ended yesterday only 12 women have been
taken back out of 45 applicants. Forty
five men were reinstated yesterday after
noon and evening and about 30 this morn
ing. These operators who were
taken en after the strike commen
ced will be retained by the
company. A few of the strikers who were
rejected this morning were loud in their
denunciations of the action of tbe breUier
heed in holding out se long and by that
means allowing their places te be filled.
The Strikers ask te be Taken Back.
Washington, Aug. 18 Shortly after 12
o'clock te day Master Workman Sbeibley
heading a precession of abent 7"i of the
striking telegraphers entered the West
ern Union office and made his way te
the private effice of Manager Clarke,
where General Superintendent Tinker, antl
ex-Manager Whitney were engaged in con
versation. Addressing 3Ianager Clarke
Mr. Sheibley said : "The strikers have
endeavored te make a geed fight against
the Western Union, but have been
beaten and acknowledge it. I rep
resent, as the master workman of this
assembly, a number of first class opera
tors who will de yen geed service
if restored te their desks. Can you
ompleyany of them '.'" Mr. Clark replied
that there were no vacancies for first
class men, as such positions have
been filled by men from distant
places. "I may need fiome low priced
men, but as yet cannot say anything defi
nite." lie said that there might be seme
positions in Pittsburg which they could
secure.
Una Keason for the lrnllure.
Pittsburg, Aug. 18. The members of
the Telegrapher's Brotherhood here at
tribute their defeat te the failure of the
Knights of Laber te give them tlie support
they premised.
a speculative; caxhiri:.
The Old Story el Stock Gambling and Its
Vengfqiiences.
Younc.stewn, Ohie, Aug. 18. Tlie
Second national bank of Warren, Ohie
closed its doers yesterday afternoon, tbe
cashier, Kirtlantl M. Fitch, confessing
that he had lest about $80,000 in
stock speculations in New Yerk. Bank
Inspector Ellis', of Cincinnati, arrived
last evening and after making an inspec
tien said that the bank could pay nil
depositors in full inside of thirty days ami
that stockholders would reccive from :0 te
40 per cent. The capital stock ol'tlie
bank is $100,000 and cashier
Pitch's bend i3 $20,000. The county trcas
surer of Trnmbell county had $53,000 en
dopef.it in the broken bank. Inspector
Ellis says that vrhrn he made his last in
spection oue year age, the funds were all
right, and that Pitch has lest the entire
$80,000 inside of ten months.
Other banks in Warren will be in no
way affected by the failure.
a Clilucsa Performance
San Francisce Aug. 18. A benefit
performance was te ndered by the Chinese
theatre te the triennial committee yester
day, which was largely attended. 1,200
persons being present, mostly Eistcrn
knights and their lu'.ies. All the acteis
were Chinamen, and the CLinese manager
issued an order that no Chinaman should
be permitted te cuter the theatre. This
was indignantly resented by the China
men outside, who made several attempts
in a body te enter, but wero repulsed by
the police. The Chinamen then threw
stones through tbe winnow aud several
were arrested. The benefits of the p-'r
ferraance are estimated at$l,000.
Kletlnx at Vienna.
Vienna, Aug. 18. A mob paraded the
streets in Trieste last evening crying,
" away with the Italians and foreigners
and Yiva, Austria." The rioters also at
tacked thu Italian gymnasium and a news
paper oflice. The riot grew out of the
explosion of a petard at a fete in celcbra
tien of the name day of the emperer of
Austria. Tlie pelice arrested peveral of
the rioters.
935,000 Ball .Required for Stealing 83U
Check.
Philadelphia, Aug. 18. Henry L.
Evans, the post-eflico clerk, who was ar
rested yesterday for the theft of a cheek
for $32 which had been mailed te a lady at
Doylestown, Pa., was given a hearing be be bo
eoro U. S. Commissioner Phillips this
afternoon aud held in $23,000 bail te an
swer at court.
Jadge Illack Mill in a Precarious Condition.
Yerk, Pa., Aug. 18. There is very lit
tle change in the condition of Judge
Black since last evening. His physicians
report a very slight improvement, but tbe
ease is still precarieus.
m
Harder in the rlrst Degree.
Eabten, Pa., Aug. 18. The jury in the
case of Jehn Dillniau en trial for the
murder of his wife i:i March last returned
a verdict today of murder in the first de
gree. WCATItEK 1HUIUATION.H
Washington, Aug. 18. Fer tha Mid
dle Atlantic states, fair weather in t'ue
southern portions, partly cloudy weather
and local rains in the northern portion?,
winds mostly southerly, stationary or fall
ing barometer, rising temperature
SIAKHEIH.
New Yerk aiarfceu.
Neweiur, Aug. ,18. Fleur Unll anil barely
steady.
Wlieatlewer, very dull and heavy: Ne 2
Red, Sept., II 18Ql 1SK ; Oct.,;I 10
1 S0K : Nev $1 22Qll 22Jf.
Cern opened weaker and anil: afterwards
advanced 9c higher ; Mixed Western spot,
55S&IKc ; de future. ClOc.
Oats dull, without change: Ne. 2 Aug,
35Kc;SepL.342sc; Oct,, 354t35Kc ; State, 4i
652c ; Western. aj52c.
PmxADXLrarA. Aug. IS. Fleur firmer.
Rye Heur at K 50.
Wheat dull and lower; Ne. 2 Western Red,
SI 17V ; Ne. 3 de, SI 13 ; Ne. 1 Penn'a Ret:.
$120;.
Cern quiet : sail yellow at C13C3C ; de mixed
GKitrie : Ne. 3 Mrxd-5sa.19
) eats quiet: Ne. 2 White, new crop, itQUc :
iierj no, jutc ; jne. z aiixea, .c.
Rye scarca at (Kfj&c.
Seeds-Timethy dull at SI 73S10O ; Flaxseed,
SI 5031 55.
trovlsiens steady, but qnlet.
l.ard steady.
Butter duU.
Krg9 llrra and tending upward.
Cheese fairly active.
j-eireienm nrmer.
Whisky at SI 19
2?
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IJVe Stock PMM. " -
Chicago Hogs Receipts, 10,000 head ; ship
ments, 3,400 head ; market dull and weak and
WQiSc lower ; pacKinc.SI 034 SS ; packing and
shipping. $5 00 3 ?5 : light, S3 2025 JO ; skip.
13 50O5 20
Cattle Receipts, 5.C00 head; shipments,
4.S00 head ; market slew and weak and com
mon grades lower; geed te choice shlpnlBfr,
$5 155 75 ; common te medium, $4 (085 00.
Sheep Receipts. 1,400 head; shipments, 800 ;
market dull, weak and slew; inferior te fair,
flQ-i ; geed, 2 50; choice, S3 75. .
Kast I.1BSBTT Cattle Receipts, 830 head
nothing doing ; market very weak.
Hogs Receipts, 'i.O'JO head : market slew ;
1't.iladelphias, S5 656)5 70; Yorkers, (5 7325 85.
Sheep ICeceipts, OUO head ; nothing doing.
btecK nsTKeta.
Quotations by uecd, McGrann
ors, Lancaster, l'a.
11 A. V.
Michigan Central Sti
New Yerk Central lh
NewJoreey Central S&)i
Ohie Central 8
Del. Lack. Western.... 12:1
Denver a Rie Uraudu.... 31
iliQ( li
Kansas ft Texas J3VC
Labe Shere let;
Chicago ft N. W., com.... 125
N.N.,Ont. ft Western.... 'Ji
St, Paul ft Omaha. . . .. f l-tf
Pacific Mail :kk
Rochester ft Pittsburgh.. ltii)i
Texas Pacific J4
Union Pacific 90-
Wabash Common SOK
Wabnsh Preferred .T.v,
West'rn Union Telegraph 7G.J$
Loulsville ft Nashville... 4'J4
N. Y., ChL ft St. L 9J
Lehigh Valley ViyA
Lehigh Navlgatle 41
Pennsylvania 5S
Reading 27tf
P.T. ft RutTale 1J
Northern Pacltlc-Cem... 45
Northern Pacific Prur... 82
Ilestenvllle
Philadelphia ft Krle 18
Northern Central 53r(
Underground
Canada Southern 54JS
People's Passencer.
ft Ce-, Rank
12k, Sr.x
S5
ltfiM
85
3
VSM
2i
30'2
24j
107
VUK
3K
IB
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2ii
S9K
'ays
3314
7
70
44k
272
1::
4 IK
is"
sti'4
116?h
8TK
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107K
12i
'UK
32K
I4
2SK
33Vi
78
44'4
27 3-1U
13
UK
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110
riitimielulila.
Qiiotittensby Assec'att-d Pre33.
Stocks nnsettlcd.
Philadelphia ft Krle R. R
Reading R-illread
Pennsylvania Itallread
Lehigh Valley Railroad
United Companies orNew.lersey
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific L'refcrre I
Northern Central Railroad
Lenlifli Navigation Company
Norristown Railroad
Central Transportation Company....
Pittsb'g, TItnsville ft ISnlliileR. It....
Little Schuylkill Railroad
.... IS
.... 'JT'S
.... Tm'h
.... 7d
....1 II
.... y
siy,
74
.... 44V.J
....no
.... 38,'S
.... IS
IM
Mew Vera.
Quotations by Associated Pres-;.
Stocks higher. Meney 2S3c.
New Yerk Central
Krlp Railroad ,
Adams Express
Michigan Central Railroad
Michigan Southern Kallie.ul
Illinois Central Uailread
Cleveland & Pittsburgh itallread
Chicago ft Reci'c Island lUilrnad
Pittsburgh ft fort Wayne llallrend
Western Union Telegraph fninpaiiy....
Teledo ft Wabash
New .Jt-rscy Central
New Yerk Ontario & Western
AWK
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.131
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sun AJtvjiuriaEiiESTs.
YKI.I.OW KKO.ir UKiAK STORK, SI
ertli Queen a reet. Headiiuarters ler
the best 5c cigar In thu city, ut
HAUTMAN'S.
I7i:i:i!'s i)tiAi:iiAi. i.ozknees.
V Fer Dyspepsia, Indigestion,, lleartliuin.
Headache. Had Hreatli trem smoking, etc..
Constipation, Sour Stomach and nlldUenli-is
el Hie blemaeh and Digest ive Organs, itelng
a purely vegetable. Kile, simple anil cheap
lemedy, it readily commends itself te ihe
public sullering Irem the above disorders.
Try It. I'rlce 25c. per Hex, pent anywlicrn
by mail. Prepared and sold bv
ANIMtKW U. FltEY, llRCOOl.ST.
2!) K. Orange St,, Cor. CliiKU.in,
epi-J7-lv'ftw Imc:ialer. Pa,
G
.1 O TO ISKUUTOt.O'.S
Andbearceibly sarnrl-eil at what you cin
buy in La .leu and Oenl's Furnishing (itnnl-.
FOR ATRAOK HOI.LAlf.
.lu-l l-LCe ved, seinu Jeb I.0L4 which will b.i
sold at 'eiitliancostel manntu.turlng. I'lea-e
call anil eTamlr.e bclere you buj'.
HBNRY BEOHTOLU,
Ne. 52 North Queen Street
Sign et tlie Rig Stocking. telC-ly.l
PUI5l.Ii: SAI.l:.-ON TUESUAV, AUOU.ST
21, IKS::, at 1 o'clock, n. m., wilt 1 e sold nt
public sale at tlie latu resldence et lien.. I).
l)it mui.s Nu. 59 Kast Orange street, a general
assortment of Household and Kitchen Furni
ture, consisting of Re's and IlcdsteaiN. R11
rcsiiix, Tables, Uhalrs, Wash.stand4, large H il iy
Cleck, Reclining Chalr.a geed Library, Heet
Cases, Slevesand I'ipe, ami many articles tee
numerous te mention. AIm, a geed Kani'l
Herse, two geed Ruggies. Kitting Saddle, ftc.
Conditions made known by
m: wm. comi'ten.
Suui:i:ur ft Sutten. AiicIh. ais-itd
I7OI.TON Ol'KlIA IIOU.SK.
TFILTRSDAY, AUG 23, 1883.
THE
ARMSTRONG BROTHERS
Monster Minstrel Combination
40 MUMUKIM. 40.
IN TIIK1RNKW VERSIONOKMINSTRKLSY
MAMMOIJTII HHASS RAND ANO
rULI.ORCHKSTRA.
rrcsenting their patrons with the finest
Minstrel Entertainment in tin: world.
RVHitYTIIlNU NKW ANO NOVKL.
ADAII-SION S.-,5ftTCKNTs-
UKSKUVK!) SKATS 75 OKNTd
Fer sale at Opera IfiMise Olllcc. al-5L
A T ItUKSIlf.
FINE COMB HONEY.
In Twe-Pound Frames, gathered from Clo Cle
ver and Locust ISIosseim.
Try the Elastic Starch.
Yeu round the sample distributed, geed. Wa
sell It.
EPP'S COCOA.
Yeu see It advertised ever, where It is a
geed artlrl-, and we sell ti.
Hums, Hams mid Dried Reef.
IMncapple and Magnelia Brand-'. NKW
M CKKHKL bythe klteniuaitur bairel.
BTJESK'S,
Ne. 17 BAST KING STREET.
LANCASTKK, PA.
M'tlK S;LSIlKKlft.ST IS CIVKK,
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SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
Cor. W. Kingr Ss Water Sts.,
Remains at the Old Place, and doing bnsineii
in tht old way, that l,
SELLINGOARPETSOHEAPER
THAN ANYWKERK KL9E.
NOW IS YOUR TIME TO BU".
Make YourSeIoclion? befere the Fall Trails
sets in.
Sffirk's Carpet Hall,
COK. W. KINO ft WATER STS.
LANCASTER, PA.
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