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LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER SATURDAY, AUGUST 25. 1883.
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BASEBALL.
THIS IRONSIDE VS. THE ALTUONA.
The champion Amateer Gleb of the mate
IJeitcn by tbe Irenitde by tbe
Score of 0 te 4,
Tbe Alteena club, which are considered
the finest amateurs in tbe 6tate, stepped in
Lancaster yesterday for two days practice
games. The first one was played yester
day, and much te the enprise of everybody
the Mountain city giants were beaten
badly in a hotly contested game by tbe
Ironsides. Everybody was anxious te sep
the game, but almost everybody felt con
fident that the Altoenas would win easily
and these who did net quit as lasers last
evening. Tbe visitors were outplayed
by the plucky Ironsides and the AltoenaB
were as much Fiirprised as the audience.
Owing te the great reputation which pre
ceded tbe Altoenas everybody was anxious
te see them and the crowd in attendance
was therefer e very large. Tbe visitors
presented Yarnalll&te of the Anthracite,
and Ardncr as their batteryf Brown and
Manlevc being reserved for te-day's game.
The home team managed te pound Yar
nail for six base hits with a total of ten,
and Ardner bad a number of passed balls.
HofFerd and Sixsmith were the home
team's battcrv and they played an excel
lent game. The fielding of tbe whole
nine was very One. Miller, the new man,
played second, and although be had sev
eral errors be made a number of brilliant
plays, and be did mere work in that posi
tion than any man who had been there
for seme tiras. Oldfleld, Schiller and
Kelly took this honors at the bat for the
home team, the first named making a
three badger and the ethers each a two.
The game was called promptly at 3:45
by Jenes, the umpire, and no runs were
Bcered until the second inning. Sixsmith
opened it with a ball which was fumbled
by Ake, and reached first, but was put out
at home plate after Ardner had thrown te
first. Hoffei d went out en a fly and Miller
and Kelley went te base en balls. At this
juncture Old Held came en and made a tre
mendeus hit te right field, bringing Miller
and Kelly in and putting himself en third
Zechcr put the side out by going out en
strikes. The visite s scored one run in the
next inning. Manlove went out en a fly
te Sweitzer, Brown made bis first en a
small ball but went out en second, Ake
reached second en Sweitzer's threw te
first and get horns en a passed ball of Six
smith's, Yarnell going out en Strikes.
Neither club scored in the next two in
ningp. In the fifth Smith and Bradly made
geed hits. Ardner's fly was muffed by
llyman, who threw Bradley out at second.
Weeds' hit brought Ardner and Smith in
while he h melf put tbe side out by
failing le i.ch second befere the
ball from Sixsmith. Yarnell having
goae out en &.rikcs. Neither club
accurcd anything in the sixth inuing but
in the seventh the Ironsides get their
work in. Kelly and Oldfleld went te base
en balls and Zechcr en a fumble by the
second baseman. With these three en the
bases aurt the fielders of the visiters
Swcitzer went in and sent a daisy ball te
centre field out of the reach of every one
and brought Kelly and Oldfield in.
Schiller vrin en, en a bhert fly.
llyman en stiikes and Zecber endeavoring
te steal third. In the eighth inning the
visitors wcre again blanked, but the home
club wero mere fortunate, and made two
nins en a base hit. and two passed balls by
the catcher HofTerd and Miller scoring.
In the ninth inning Ake of the visiteis
scored en Smith's hit. The score in detail
4J:esmdi. n. in. p. e a. k
'.echer, is u e 2 2 1
HolTenl. p 0 1 10 e 1
Sweitzer, :tb 0 1 :l 3 0
llvman.c 1 ) n Oil
Srhlllcrlb 0 1 5 4 0
K'lly, 1 t 1 1 2 0 2
j-tiiler, 2b 2 0 4 3 3
1 Iflcld.rf 2 I 10 0
btxsmlth, c 1 1 0 0 0
Total C 0 57 20 8
ALTOONA.
.Smith. ss, I 1 3 2 1
Bradley 1. 1., 0 1 10 1
Ardner. c, 1 i 8 4 2
Weed, r.t., 0 2 1 0 0
HariH.ll e i 3 e e
Munlevc. 2b 0 0 0 2 2
Brown, c J., 0 2 2 0 1
Alce. 31) 2 1 3 2 (I
Vaiiiull, ii 0 0 1 ; 9
Total 4 8 27 lfi 15
INKINOS.
1 2 3 4 5 7 S 9
lrniisidcri 0 2 0000 22 0-C
Alteena 0 100 2 000 14
Snimnary Bums en baits : Ironsides 5. Al Al
lennai; struck out. lrensIdc3 4, Alteena 4:
tetnl base-hits ; Ironsides 10. Alteena S ; wild
pitches : Yarnull 1 ; balk : HofTerd 1.
Umpire-C. Jenes.
Time et Gamc1 hour 45 minutes.
Baseball JMeteg.
The Anthracite club will play no mere
interstate championship game at Potts Petts Petts
ville because of the peer support afforded
by the citizens of that town. The ground
at Atlantic City has been rented for the
remainder of the season and the majority
of the games scheduled te be played at
Pottsville will be played there.
In the score of the baseball a number of
errors against the pitchers are for allow
ing batters te take their base en balls.
Kelly, of the Ironsides, had a i ere arm
j csterday ; he batted left handed when he
hit Yarnall for a two bagger.
The Ironsides are playing their second
game with the Alteena this afternoon ;
the visitors feel very badly ever yesterday's
defeat and will de their best te win this
afternoon. Their club will be greatly
strengthened by the placing of Brown and
Matdove in as the battery. HofTerd and
Jenes will fill tuese positions for the Iren
sides, as Sixsmith's hands are badly used
up.
Tbe Atlantics of Brooklyn will play here
en Monday and Tuesday next, and games
willbecaret.it 3:15.
The Ironsides will appear in their bran
new suits, which they stand in need of
badly, en Monday. They will consist of
gray pants, white shuts, red belts and
stockings.
Otner Oamcn flayed Yesterday.
At New Yerk : New Yerk 9, Philadel
phia 3 ; Brooklyn : Brooklyn 5, Colum
bus 0 ; Pittsburg : St. Leuis 15, Alle
ghenyS; Detteit : Detroit 8, Cleveland 8;
Chicage: Buffalo 1, Chicago 4; Bosten:
Providence 3, Bosten 1 ; Baltimore : Balti
more 12, Eclipse 8; Wilmington, Del.:
(thirtcan innings), Quickstep 10, Anthra Anthra Anthra
oite 5 ; Trenten : Active 4, Trenten 13 ;
Philadelphia : Cincinnati 8, Athletic 5 ;
same citv : August Flower 10. Ress 0.
An .Experienced 1'ractlcat Uenmt.
In this age et specialties a man must serve
long years in some ene business calling te
acbicve success, and be et greatest benefit te
liis patrons. Specially true Is this of dentistry,
thcretore our people should patronize W. L.
Fisher, whose twenty years' dental experience
s invaluable. At his eflice, C2 North Queen,
he furnishes lull upper or under sets et teeth
trem $8 te $10. Gas given, Ficservatien el
teeth a secelaUv. mv39-13tdS
HZ'ECIAJ. MOTIVES.
Fer Small Pox. expose Darbys Prophylactic
Fluid in the room and spenge off the pattcnt
with it.
Fek Lame Bnck, isiae or Chest use SHI.
LOU'S POROUS PLASTER. Price, 25 cent
Sold by II. B. Cochran. 137 and 139 North Queen
trcet, Lancaster. icbl4eed6
Te rakish contagion lrem garments and
linen, disinfect with Glenn's Sulphur Seap.
Pike's Toothache Drep3 euro in ene minute.
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The cicatc3t contagion destroyer ever
known is Darbys Prophylactic Fluid. It pre
vents bmall Pox.
Cured .My Wife'n Dlnc84.
Frem Evansvillc, Ind., the home et our cor
respondent, Mr. Jehn it. Patterson, conies the
following : " Samaritan Xcrvine" dured my
wile of a case of female weakness." It's an
extract trem Mr. Patterson's letter, ?1.3e
Has Confidence.
In one case personally known te me the
success el Burdock Bleed Bitter was almost
incredible. One lady described them as "worth
hundreds of dollar. I myself nave tbe great
est confidence In them." F. 8. Scratch, Drug
gist, liuthven.Ont. Forxale by H. 15. Coch
ran, druggist, 137 and 139 North Queen street.
Dr. C. W. Bensen's Celery and Chamo
mile Fill?. Are prepared expressly te cure
and will cure Headache et all kinds. Neural
gia, Nervousness and. Dyspepsia. Proved and
endorsed by physicians.
" 2fy hand were covered with little dry
teals. They have disappeared and I'm better
than I have been for SO years, Jrem using Dr
Bensen" s Skin Cure." A. M. Neble, Selma, N,
C, July 3, '8!.
1 recommend Lady Camella's (Secret el
Youth and Beauty for the complexion, as be
ing far superior te any article 1 ever used. It
positively removes Freckles, and will remove
Tan in ene application. Price 0c.
Fer sale at all druggists.
MBS. J. RENNE SMITH,
j c23-GmdM&? Newark, N. J.
49 Feathers, ribbons, velvet can all be
colored te match tliat new hat by using tbe
Diamond Dyea. Druggists sell anyolerfo
10 cts.
Small i'ex eradicated. Small Pox cured,
Small Pox plUings prevented by Darbys Pro
phylactic Fluid.
In Small Pox, Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid will step the
spread of the lnlcctlen.
Frem Cel. J. Maianer, ei new ferk: "I
liave sullered severely ter the last ten years
lrem Hay Fever In early and mid-summer and
in the fall. I desire in the Interest of my lei
low sufferers te te3tiry in lavorel Ely's Cream
Balm. My short use et it demonstrated its
efficacy. J. Mawhef, 401 Broadway.
I can recommend Ely's Cream Balm te re
lieve all persons sultcring from Kcse Celd and
Hay Fever. I have been a great sullerer from
these complaints and have used it. I have re
commended It te many el my friends ler Cu
tarih, and In all cases where they have used
the Balm freely they have been cured. T.
Kknnict, Dry Geels Merchant, Ithaca, N. V.
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Tell Wnat He Knows.
' Best thing ler burns I have ever tried
Heals them grandlv. L. P. Fellet, Ma' ion,
Ohie, speaking et Themas' Electric Oil. Fer
sale by H. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 139
Nertli Queen street.
Moiners .Me titers I Mothers i
Are you disturbed at night anil broken et
your rest by a sipk child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth?
If se, go at once and get a bottle et MBS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. It will relieve
the peer little sullercr 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 ence that it will
regulate the bowels and give rest te the
uiother. and relict and health te the child, op
erating like magic. It is perfectly safe te use
In all ceses, and pleasant te the taste, and is
the prescription of ene of the eldest and best
female physicians In the United States. Sold
everywhere. 25 cents a bettle.
mayl-M.W.S&w
itew te secure Uealtii.
t seems strange Unit any ene will sutl'er
trem tlic many derangements brought en by
an itnpu-e condition et the bleed, -when SCO
VILL'SSARSAPARILLAANDSTILLINGIA, or BLOOD AND LIVEU SYUUP will restore
perfect health te the physical organization. It
N indeed a strengthening syrup, pleasant te
lake, aid has proven itself te be the best
ISLUOl) PUBlFIEIi ever discovered, ellcet-n-illy
curing Scrofula, Syphlttfc disorders,
Weakness et the Kidneys, Erysipelas, Mala
ria; all nervous disorders and debility, bll.
Ions cnnipluluts and all diseases Indicating an
Impure condition et the Bleed, Liver, Kid
ncys, Stomach, Skin, etc. It corrects indi
gestien. A single bettle will prove te you its
merits as a health rcnewcr, ter It ACTS LIKE
A CHARM, especially when the complaint is
et an exhaustive nature, having a tendency te
lessen the natural vigor el the brain and nor
vdiii system.
.. iiER'b PAIN PANACEA cures a pain in
man anil beam. Fer ne externally and inter
nally. REDilOlteE POWDER?, cuic all dUeabes
or horse, cattle, sheep, heg.i, poultry and all
Livestock. A POSITIVECURK. iuayil-2
Forsale at II. 15. Cochran's drug stoic K;7
erth Queen street
Camel la Dentene for the teeth is very fla
grant and removes Tartar and icurl, hardens
the gums, steps decay and perfumes the
breath. Price, no cents. Fer sale at all drug
lata. JeI7-Smd W
STEW AJWEJillSKMVliX-'
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AK1KII-A Wusn.AH TMItKE OK
tour eeks te keen house. Annl v at
It Ne. 12 LOW STUEET.
EMMA L. tVNI)IS' SCHOOL l'OUOHIL
dren will reopen en
MONDAY, SEPT., 3, 1883,
a25-S&Th At 428 N. DUKE STREET
WANTKU-GHUOO LA1SOBE1MAITUE
Dry Celer Works. Apply at ence et
FEBD W EB Bit, Tieasurep,
It Ne. 8 Seuth Queen St.
WILL KK.OPKN ON MONDAY, SKI.
TEMBEIt 3. 1SS1, at Ne. 33J East Orange
Street. KliUECCA S. HOLBltOOK'S Scheel
ler Children. aug23-3t,t
YKIXOW FIIOMT CIO A It STOKK, 21
eit!i Queen h rtct. Headquurters ter
the be.-t 5c cigar in the city, at
HAftTMAX'S.
NOW OPEN IS SUADK3 OIT LAUItS' 0-4
Dress Flannels. Alse a new line el
Fischus in Black mid Cream. We will net be
undersold.
lade. J. P. SWAUR,
lebl7-lyTu&S Ne. SO North Queen Street.
BAKTLKT PKAUS AN FXTKA FINK
let et Bartiet Pears for canning, etc. Send
in veur orders by postal, te my mantel stands
at Zabm's corner, or Nes. 10 and 12 Avenue
D, Northern Market.
a3&25R GEORGE SCUIIOYEB.
MA.li.tl NO flIISTAliK, FOK YOU WAN
buy the best flc. Havana cigar In the
market.at
UAUTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT C1UAB
STORE.
AT PK1VATK SALE THE STOCK AKD
Fixtures et a first-class Shoe Stere, nenr
the centre et the city. Applv te
SHU BERT 'Ac. bUTTON.
No.ClNe. N. DukeSt.
2t Real Estate Agents.
PEOPLE'S BUILUIKO, LOAN AMU UF UF
peslt Company Monthly meeting THIS
EVENING at 7 o'clock at Majer Belnechl's
Oftlcc, Ne. 44 North Duke street. Ne dues re
ceived at the director's meeting. Meney sold
at 9 o'clock. Stock in New Series for sale.
It A. S.V1LLEE, Secretary.
1OR SALK THE STOCK, BUSINESS AND
r geed will of A. D. Beese's Billiard Hall,
Ne. 18 Seuth Second street, Columbia. Equip
ments all complete. Four Ne. 1 tables two
billiard and two peel. Eight years successful
run.-
Reasons ler rolling te devote my -whole
time te the telephone business, Fer terms,
etc., apply te or address at Columbia or Lan
caster. A. D REESE,
a25-lt
YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND A FULL
line el Connecticut cigars and Fountain
Fine Cut tobacco, at
UAUTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
TORE.
qtUE FOLLOWING AllTICI.aH WERE
I recently taken from the rcsidcr co of Dr.
Jas. E. Baker: A double-barrel b:e;ch load lead
ing fowling piece, a Jein te 1 fishing red, a
seven shooter, a hammered silver card case
with raised geld figures, and a Gress' pocket
cise et surgical instruments. A reward et $25
will be paid ler their return or a prerata re
ward for each article. a21-3t
AUCTION SALE.-THK ENTIRE STOCK
of General Hardware and Cutlery will be
sold at Ne. 37 Seuth Queen street, cemmencta?
en Monday evening, August 27. at 7 o'clock,
and continuing every evening during tne
week until all is sold. Alse, sale en Wednes
day and Saturday mornings at 9 o'clock. Alse,
sale et household goods and furniture and two
wagons at. the same place en Thursday after
noon at 1 o'clock. JOHN MAY'.
J . G uheakkb , Auct. 25,2S,29R
'1K9.DK DOLL IKS TAKEN AT FAR IN
". Exchange for Ladles' and Gent's
FURNISHING GOODS.
Which will be sold at prices less than ever.
Jnst received, a lull line of Underwear, Shirts,
Working Pants, Fall Styles et Ladles', Gent's
and Misses' Hese and a variety et Notions.
HENRY BEOHTOLD,
Ne. 52 North Queen Street
Sign et the Big Stocking. teb3-lyd
B
OWE S ft BURST.
N03. 26 & 28 North Queen Street. - - - . -
OPEN TO DAT, AN IMMENSE STOCK OP
Elegant White Blankets, in all
Scarlet Blankets in different qualities.
Comforts ! Comforts ! Slegant Plush Comforts. Pink and Blue Silesia Comforts.
Immense Stock of Comforts at $1 OO, $1,25, 81 50, $1.75 and $2.00.
White and Colored Quilte, with and without fringe White Marsailies Quilts in all grades.
Table Linens, Towels and Napkins. Opening an Elegant Line te-day, which we shall offer at a bargain.
Alse new open in nil the New Shades in Ladies 6-4 Cleth Suitings.
Silks, Velvets, Dress Goods, Blaek Cashmeres ; all at Lew Frices.
rOHN X. GIVI.KU CO.
LADIES 6
lew Line Fall Prints,
tW All Goods Marked in Plain
JOHN
Ne, 25 East King Street.
NEK AltyJsJtTIBVailSNTlt.
SUV it liltUUT LUNCH
THIS EVENING,
At ALI5EUT KOHLHAAS' Saleen,
strcer. Best of beer en tan.
Maner
it
TOIICK.-Tll ALi, CITV TAXES UMI'AIU
i enSKPTEMBEUl.six per cent, will he
added, and all unpaid water rents will be
placed en the same day in ihe hands et an
alderman for collection. C. P. M YKUS,
niVlwd Treusurer.
i a t : e pkaciii'.?, fcKKsa cekn,
j Melons and all kinds et Vegetables this
evcnini. Alse choice Oysters. Have you
tiled my celebrated Creamery Butter. Frcsn
Lancaster reun ly peaches every morning at
CIIAS. W. ECK HUT'S DAILY" MAUKfcT,
lt Xe. K9 Hast King Street.
A KINK FA KM IfOSSSALl!. I OFKKUKOK
sale my Farm, known as " Wellington."
containing S20 Acres. It is very desirably
located, soil et a superior quality ant' oneot
tlie m(bl productive In Cecil county, Md. It
is 1 mile lrem Pert Deposit, where tnere arc
irequent trains daily te Philadelphia and
Baltimore ; also two te Columbia. Geed build
ings which are supplied with water by hy
draulic. Terms te accommodate. Fer further
information call en or address.
T. II. PATTEN,
aSSwdW&S Pert Deposit, Md.
riUK
YEATES INSTITUTE
Will leepcn MONDAY, SEPTEMBER::. lsXI.
Candidates ler admission and thoje who
failed in their Anal examinations can see the
principal at Ne. "05 North Dnlre st'eet from 0
u. m. te li in., and from 2 te p. in
The UF.V. LUCIUS M. HARDY. A. M.,
u2."i-lw Principal.
A
fim: uiisienCK l'eit salk.
The subscilber wilt sell at I'livale Sale or
exchange for ether property, his Large and
Commodious DWELLING HOUSE, Ne. 315
North Lime street. It contains lBroeimjaiui
liasanabundanccef almost all kinds of Unit.
Reason ter belling is, the heuse ii tee large
for the prt sent size et h 's tamlly.
This Is one et the most desirable lcsldences
in thecltvund well worthy the attention et
perten" dc-.ii lug an elegant home. Apply te
A. W. KUSSEL,
aug:r-et Ne. :113 North Lime Street.
Q
DK1CV
Will it pay me te take a cour;e in the
LANCASTER COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Ne. 10 East Kihe Street ?
Call at the rooms and examine testimonials
et graduates and ethci s holding positions here
and elsewhere. The Tsntronuge during the
past year is tne best evidence of the meiits et
the institution. Endorsed by ttie leading
business men et tim city and county. Parents
give your boys a business education. Call and
examine the merits et the school. Fall term
begins September ::. Address,
a202wdR H.C WEIDLER,
Principal.
CHI..!:; SALE WILL "K MH AT ITllK
Hicster Heuse, en TUESDAY EVENING.
kEPTKMIIEK 4, llSi, all that valuable resi
dence, with side yard, situated Ne. SOI East
Orange street. The HOUSE is three-story,
Brlclr, with two and a-hall story Brick Back
Building, containing 13 rooms. Thisproperty
is built in the most substantial manner, et the
best material, in a central and in one et the
best locations. The Heuse is conveniently
laid out and furnished with closets, gas, sta
tionary washstand, bath with het and cold
v ater, patent water clesets.etc. The lour prin
cipal rooms have marble and slate mantels ;
the kitchen has range with het and cola water,
gas, c!e3et, sink, etc., ami communicates with
wash kitchen. The whele property has the
bcstseweratc, the cellar has cemented fleer
and one of Reynolds' lurnaces t.i heat the en
tire house, fountain yard, fruit trees, hydrant,
cistern with pump, ash pit, all geed pave
ments and walks.
This property will be bold en reasonable
terns, a portion of the purchase money can
remain charged en the piemlscs if dciired.
Sale t commence at 7H o'clock p, m., and
conditions make known by
W. D. SPRECIIER,
SllOBERT & Setton, Auct's.
a21,23.2.28,30.sl,4fl
T?OLTON OPJItiA 1HJCSE.
Friday Evening, August 31.
FRAHKMJILTOI'S
CELEBRATED COMPANY". WITH THE
EMINENT IRISH COMEDIAN,
Mr. Themas Sisbeurne.
IN THE MUSICAL FARCICAL ABSURDITY,
EN11TL.EI)
" The Follies of a Day."
ADMISSION - - 35, 59 &C5 CENTS-
ItfcSERVED SEATS, - - 75 CENTS-
Reserved scats en sale at opera house.
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ANSTATTK.R VOLK3FIEST.
FOURTH ANNUAL
GANSTA1TEE YOLKSFEST.
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
CANSTATTM VOLKSFEeT VEREIN
OF
LANCASTER.
M0NDAV AND TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER 3 and 4, 1883.
AT
TELL'S HAIN.
This year's festival is te surpass all previous
ones, the commlttee of arrangements having
spared neither money nor timt. te make it. a
great success.
The fruit column, especially will be decora
ted grander than before, and all se'.ts of na
tional games ler men and children, the seven
men bunting the hare, and ether enjoyable
teats will take place.
Fer ail kinds et refreshments Hi 3 best et ar
rangements have been made, and
20.060 PORTIONS OF SAUERKRAUT HAVE
BEEN ORDERED FOR THE TWO DAtS.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS.
-Omnibuses will leave North Queen and
East King street during the day ler the
grounds. ntg25,29,80,3l&sepl
XXW ADTXKTISBMMNXb;
BOWERS & HURST.
sizes and qualities
Colored Blankets in all grades.
BOWERS & HURST.
NEW LINE OF FALL SHADES.
- 4 CLOTH
AT LOWEST CASH PRICES.
3iures and One Price Only.
S. GIVLER
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rriia.HU BOUKK KKOUT LUNCH THIS
T evening at the Girard Heuse, 233 North
Queen street. Finest and best Betr en tap.
11 CIIAS. ZECH, Proprietor.
LAST
CHEAP EXCURSION
OF THE SEASON TO PHILADELPHIA AND
ATLANTIC CITY.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1.
Round trip tickets geed for three days
Train leaves Lancaster (King street), at fi:4u ;
Columbia at 5:10; Landlsville at 6:08. Fare
only $3.10. Leave Man helm at 0.-22. Litltzat
0:33 and Ephrata at 7 a.m. Fare, S2.90. Train
will return same night. a23,2B 27430
G
IRAKI) FIKJS INSOKANCE C031PANV
OF .PHILADELPHIA.
Assets ever ONE MILLION. TWO
HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
Injures Property at Current'Rates.
Lesses Promptly Settled and Paid.
RIFE & KAUFMAN,
AGENTS,
Ne. 10 East JKingr Street
inl2-6muM.W&SR
YALUAHLK ltCSlKS5 PROPERTY AT
PRIVATE SALE.
Situated NOS. 34 AND 36 WEST KING
STREET, Lancaster, Pa., midway between
Centre Square and Stevens Heuse and Bead
ing Railroad Depot, and opposite Cooper's Red
Lien Hetel, and new occupied by A. N. Bren
eman. it lias a lrentage cf 23 feet 7 lnc'.ies,
running back 132 feet, with the right of wav
J te the 9 lcet alley en the west, while ever the
i filing thA cnpnnrl thfrri anil tfmirth atnrln
iieleng te the property, making the whole
lrent321eet, 7 inches, exclusive of the alley
wav, te which it has right et tree ingress and
egress at any and all times through te West
Mltllin street.
'Tliia nrnnertir 1u fn fvnnil i-annli unit hna
f. been used as a shoe store and dwelling fei
nearly ue years.
Km fnWlipi-lnffirmnMnn nnnlv le
jl' JACOB B. LONG, Bcal Estate Agent,
iuiyi4-.inus,u mu. u nimmugsu
J.
II. MART1N&CO.
We are opening te-day a full line et
Brocaded Silk Velvets,
i In all New Fall Shades. Alse,
I BB0CADED VELVETEENS,
; Suitable for trimming, in all the popular
shades. All-wool 84 COVENTRY SUITINGS
t in ail the new lull shades.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
Comforts and Blankets,
New goods et this season. As we manufac
ture our own Comforts we can guarantee the
material te de of the best quality.
FULL LINE OF
Ladies' Jerseys. Misses' Jerseys,
Children's Jerseys.
J. B. IARTU & CO.,
Uer. Prince and West King St,
LANCASTER, PA.
H
AltVEST UOMK
CHEAP BXCURSIOS
TO LITITZ,
-ON-
N
Thursday, August 30th.
FARE FOR ROUND TRIP,
ONLY 50 CENTS.
TRAIN LEAVES:
Lancaster (King St.) 7:80.
Upper Depot at 7:40.
Columbia at 7130.
Tickets Geed te Return ea Any Train,
-AND-
F0E SALE AT ALI STATIONS.
a23,25,27,29
Lancaster, Pa.
SUITINGS.
Ml Line of Jerseys.
& CO.,
Lancaster. Fa.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED TWO UK THREE ON FUR
NISHED BOOMS Address or call at
It Ne. 10 SOUTH PRINCE ST.
PUBLIC SALE OF BOD8EHOLD AND
Kitchen Furniture at Ne. 2G south Water
street, en TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, consist
ing of bedsteads and bedding, bureau, side
board, sink, tables, cane-eeat and ether chairs,
carpets, mirrors, cook and ether stoves, tubs
buckets, glass and queensware, etc. Sale te
commence at 1 o'clock.
CHRISTIAN II ERR.
Jacob Gundaksb, Auct.
TAKOAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS!
AT
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
Oer. W. Kin? & Water Sts ,
Of which you can liore find the largest and
best assortment in the market, but in
COMFORTS,
Heme-made, and of every description. COM
FORTS as low in price as NINETY CENTS,
and THE BEST HOMEMADE COMFORT IN
THE MAUKET for $2.50.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
Shirk's Carpet Hall,
COR. W.K1KG & WATER .STS.
LANCASTER, PA.
H
IRSH Si BKO.
BOYS' SCHOOL
AND-
CHILDREN SUITS.
A great many new and handsome FALL
STYLES are exposed en our counters.
We have attended a little early te the wants
of these youngsters, se as te be prepared ter
SCHOOL OPENING.
A Few Very Pretty
Fall Styles of Men's Suits.
in BASKET-COUKSCREW DIAGONAL and
in mixedCASalMEuE nave also ceme In. They
are very handsome In deslgn, and elegant in
cat and finish.
We remind you of thoenermous BARGAINS
in medium-weight Clothing ou our BARGAIN
TABLES.
EXTRA BARGAINS IN
GENTS' F0RN1SBINQ SOODS.
HIRSH & BRO.,
PENN HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
Nes. 2 and 4 North Quean Street,
LANCASTER, PA.
N
JKXT JIOOR TO THK
COURT HOUSE.
FAHNESTOCK'S
NOW OPEN OUB NEW FALL
STOCK OF
-IN
BLUE BLACK,
MEDIUM BLACK
and JET BLACK.
Persons In want et a BLACK CASHMERE
DRESS should net tall te see these goods be
fore purchasing.
WK HAVE NOW COMMENCED
SECURING OUR
NEW FALL STOCK
-OF
Blankets, Quilts,
Comforts, Flannels,
and Underwear,
All of which we shall show In LARG ER QUAL
ITIES, and at LOWER PRICKS than ever be
fore E.E.
LANCASTER. PA.
NEXT DOOR TO THE COURT HOUSE.
Lqdids mn
FAHETOCK
SECOND EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING, AUG. 25, 1833.
CABLE NEWS.
BUDGET OF LATE FOREIGN fiVKNXS.
The Easy Conquest of tbe Freacb Troops ta
Tenqnia The Eegiisb Parliament
Prorogued A Fatal Duel.
Paris, Ang. 25. A telegram received
by the minister of marine from Sageo,
dated te day, announces that the French
have bombarded and captured the forts
and batteries at the mouth of
the Hue river after a brilliant
land attack. The operations occurred en
18tb, 19th and 20th inst. Seven hundred
Annamites were killed during the engage
ment. The only casualties suffered by tbe
French were several men slightly weunaea.
The gunboats, Vipere and Lyliz; have en.
tered the Thuaan passage. The French ad
miral has granted a truce and a blockade
has been declared. M. Harmaud the
French civil commissioner en Tonquin
has gene te Hue te negotiate with the
Annamite court which is greatly alarmed
at the movements of the French.
Hew They Figbt Duels In Germany.
Berlin, Aug. 25. A duel has been
fought at Liza, near Posen, between two
captains in the German army. One of
the combatants received a shot in the ab
domen and died soeu afterwards.
Lying in State.
Trohsdebf, France, Auk 25. The body
of the late Count de Chambord lies
clothed in an evening dress and decorated
with the orderof the Hely Ghost. His
hands are folded ever the breast and in
one of them is a crucifix. Wax tapers
burn at the head of the corpse.
Tbe Cholera.
Alexandria, Aug. 25. Twenty-six
deaths occurred here from cholera yester
pay, among them were three British sol
diers. Twe hundred deaths from same
disease elsewhere occurred in Egypt.
Tbe Queen's Speech Read in Parliament.
Londen, Aug. 25 Parliament was
prolegued this afteoneon when the queen's
speech was read.
TKLKUKAPHIU TAPS.
Afternoon Telegrams Cecdcnied.
At Philadelphia Lin Guenasse, an
Italian, reported
in the Bread
the Pennsylvania
morning he was
dollars in IT. S.
that while asleep
street station of
railroad early this
robbed of $3,000
registered 4 per cent
bends and 100 dollars in cash. Payment
en the bends has been stepped.
At San Francisce Sexten wen the 1,000
point billiard match in twelve innings,
Schaeffer scoring 830. The highest run
was 431, made by Schaeffer
The big raft, whose trip from Portland,
Me., te New Yerk has created se much
interest in lumber and shipping circles,
passed safely through Hell Gate last
night and was towed down the East river
te the Erie basin where it arrived in geed
order this morning.
At Mifllentewn, Term., this morning a
tire broke cut in the Foreman hotel and
was net checked until it had burned the
hotel, the pest office a private residence and
a'bleck of brick stores occupied by the
Francis hardware company. The less is
$G0,000, insurance $48,000.
At Lloydstewn, Oat., Weed's diy goods
store, posteffica ami telegraph offices
burned last niht. Less, $10,000.
A bettle- was picked up yesterday near
Providence, It. I. It had in it a paper
with the following words "Brig Indiana
foundered at sea, July 25, 1883. Passcn
gers, F. S. Burnette and wife, Miss Bur
nette, Mips Baldwin and J. R. Paddock."
Walffs & Ce's wire factory burned thin
morning at White Plains, N. Y. Less,
$75,000 ; 200 bauds thrown out of employ
ment. The total number of killed by the cylone
at Rehester, Minn ,is 20.
During a quarrel last night Christian
Duesner a saloon keeper at Teledo, Ohie,
.diet and instantly killed Carbin Ccswell.
At Macen, Me., Gee. Steward shot and
killed Walter Tracy yesterday. The ninr
der grew out of a refusal en Tracy's part
te live with Stewart's sister, whom Stew
art compelled Tracy te marry a few days
age, Stewart's sister alleging that Tracy
seduced her. Stewart escaped.
Before the Senate sub committee en
labor at New Yerk, te-day, Rebert Hewaid
gave account of tbe workings of the
cotton spinning business in Massachusetts.
Before an organization was formed tbe
wages of spinners that averaged $7 50
per week new average $10.40 per week.
On the Bennington battle field near
Trey, N. Y a skull has been found
with the track of the bullet
passed through it still discernable
Further investigation disclosed at a dis
tance of sixteen inches from the surface of
the ground two human skeletons in one
grave, lying in opposite directions. Frem
their large stature tuny are believed te be
these of American soldiers.
Tryieg co btep the Ocmlug Fight.
Topeka, Kan., Aug. 25. Gov. Gltck
has addressed a letter te the prosecuting
attorney of Atchison county, calling at
tention te the laws regarding prizefighting
and requesting strict enforcement The
attorney general, iu an interview last
night, stated that the law would be en
forced and neither Slade nor Mitchell
would be permitted te train in this state.
The penalty prescribed for fighting, or
preparing te fight, is from ene te ten
years in prison.
WKATHKR INUIUATlUWb
Wasuikoten, Aug. 25. Fer the Mid
dle Atlantic states, fair weather in tbe
northern portions, partly oleudy weather
and local rains in the southern portions ;
neaily stationary barometer, stationary or
a slight fall iu temperature, and winds
meBtly northerly.
MARHE1B.
Fblladelpma maraec.
Philadelphia, Aug. 2.. Fleur nam and
fair.
Rye flour firm at $1.
W heat qutet and lower ; Ne. 2 Western Red,
$1 15J1Q1 I5K ; NO. 3 de, Jl HJJJil 12 ; Ne.
1 Pa. Hci!. $1 17K1 18.
Cern steady, but quiet ;!sail yellow at C5c;
de mixed, COQClc : Ne. 3 Mixed , 58a5?c.
Oats quiet and steady: Ne. 1 White, 450
46c ; He. 2 Wliite, 44s ; Ne. 3 de, 42c : Ne "
Mixed, 35336c.
Rye at C2g65c
Seeds unchanged.
Previsions quiet.
Lard quiet.
Butter light demand.
Eggs steady.
Cheese steady.
Petroleum dull.
Whisky at $1 19
Mew Yerk Markets
NxwYeas, Aug. 25. Fleur State and West
ern dull and rather weak ; prices net mate
rially changed, southern quiet and steady.
Wheat Ki lower, dull and heavy : Se I
1 White nominal ; Ne. 2 Red, Sept, $1 IGQ
1 17 ; Oct., SI 19ai 19 ; Nev., 1 21
1 21 j ; uec., i zjQi ay.
Cern dull, slightly In buyers' favor ; Mixed
Western spot, 5GJC5c ; de future, Cl
63)40.
Oats 4QKc higher and mere active; Ne. 2
Sept., 35a&c ; Oct., 35JSQ3CC; State, 499c;
Western. 35ffiiSc.
Mew xerx.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks irregulsr. Meney, 2S2Jic.
New Yerk Central 115J4
Krle Railroad 29
Adams Express 1?4
Michigan central Railroad 83
Michigan Southern Railroad 104
Illinois Central Railroad 12G
Cleveland ft Pittsburgh Railroad 133
Chicago ft Reck Island Railroad 120
Pittsburgh ft Fert Wayne Railroad 131
Western union Telegraph Company 77J4
TOlGuO ft WftuSfl !! 19
New Jersey Central S0
New Yerk Ontario ft Western. 20
Quotations by need, XeGraam ft Ce., Baal-
e3, nanewrar, ru.
11 i
lA-K. 12 n. Sr.M.
Michigan Central.. 83W
New Yerk Central U5W
New Jersey Central 8lS
onie Central. 7w
DeL Lack, it Western.... 121j
muiuaue uranue.
Erie
Kansas ft Texas.
Laxe snore
Chicago ft X. W.. com.
N. N Ont. ft Western,
ht Paul ft Omaha
PadncHail 31
Rochester ft Pittsburgh.. 15
St. Paul iei
Texas Pacific se
Union Paclne 8
nuraso-cemmon
Wabash Preferred..
Wesfrn Union Teleimnh
Louisville ft Xashvllle...
N. Y..CM. ft St. I.
MsX116
Lehigh Navigation.
Pennsylvania..
Beading
P. T. ft Buffalo
Northern Paclflc-cem...
Northern Pacific Pref...
Hostenville
b9
87i
Philadelphia ft Erie
Nertnern Central
Underground. ..
Canada Southern. 31
"U 10 j
Peeple's Passemrer.
SI
10
t5Vi
W7K
rnuadeiphia.
Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks weak.
Philadelphia ft Erie R. R. 17K
Reading Railroad 24)
Pennsylvania Railroad 57k
Lehigh ValleyKallread ... 69
United Companies or New Jersey.... 190VJ
Northern Pacific. 40?u
Northern Pacific Preterre'L 73i
Northern Central Railroad 643i
Lenigh Navigation Company 42
Norristown Railroad let)
Central Transportation Company. 3d-K
PlttsbV, Titusville ft RntlaleR.lt. iy.
Little Schuylkill Railroad m
Lecal stecxa ana Bends
Reported by .7. B. Leng.
Par
val.
Lane-' fly tc:rct.Leaa,duel882...tlt
" 1S83... 100
1390... 100
' 1H... IOC
B per ct. In ler 30 years.. 100
" fi per ct. Scheel Lean.... 100
4 " In ler 29 years.. 100
" 4 ' In 5 or 20 years.. 100
" 8 " in 10 or 20 years. 100
Man helm borough lean 100
MSCSLLAmwOB 8TO0XB.
Quarryville R. R. $30
Milleravllle Street Car se
Inquirer Printing Company SO
Gas Light and Fuel Company 30
Stevens Heuse (Bends) 100
Columbia Gas Company...
Columbia Water Cemnanv
Last
sale.
1105
if7
120
100.10
li2
100
100
106J,
102
2.ir
35.SS
45
LtVi
it
2B.25
iZ
5
lt
1
21
100.5T.
I11B.2-.
Jtfi
100-
1C1
Susquehanna Iren Company 100
Marietta ilollewware 100
Stevens Heuse... ., se
Sicily island 53
East Brandy wlne A Waynesb'ff.... SO
Mllleraville Nermal Scheel
Northern Market
XISOBLLAITBOUS BOMD3.
Quarryville u- &. dne 1893 $100
Reading ft CelumblaCR. RS's 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
due in ler 20 years 100
Lancaster Gas Light and Fuel Ce.,
due ldeb. .................... ......... loe
Eastern Market 60
Western Market 00
TUBSnKK STOCKS.
Big Spring ft Reaver Valley 5 25
9 10.
Bridgeport ftHoresheo 13)f 'it
ueiusiDia x cnearnnt uui
'lelumhia & Washington 23
Columbia ft Big Spring 25
Columbia ft Marietta 23
Maytown ft Kllzabethtewn 25
Lancaster ft Ephrata 25
Lancaster ft Willow Street ,. 25
Straseurg ft Millport 25
18
20
18
30
ID
47.
41
21
le
31
GO
75
105
13J.10
41
35
79
275.20
$203
110.7b
145
110 50
14
111
141
141.20
13i
JO I
151.25
14
151
75
135
12U
marietta aiayiewn 'ir.
Marietta ft Mount Jev.
25
LancEilzabetht'n ft Middle t'n..
Lancaster A Fruitvlile.".
Lancaster ft Li tltz ,
Lancaster ft Willlamatewn
Lancaster ft Maner.
Lancasterft Manhelin
Lancaster Marietta
Lancaster ft New Helland...
Lancaster ftSusuuehanna ,
BAKIC STOCKS.
. 100
, SO
, 25
. 26
. 50
. 25
. 25
, 100
. 300
tlOO
60
First JNaUenainanjc ,
Farmers' National Bank.
Fulton National Bank...,
100
SO
100
100
10O
100
100
100
100
100
100
50
100
100
Lancaster County National Bank.
..........
Coin ml. ta National Bank
Christiana National Bank.
fSphrata National Bank
First National Bank, Columbia.....
first National llanar, Strasburg....
First National Bank, Marietta
first National Bank, Mount Jey..
Lltit.". National Bank
Mantle' n National Bank
Union Wattenal Bank. Mount Jey.
New Helland National Bank
Hati N'atlemd Hank
Household Market.
DAIBT.
nutter y A.............................
Cup cheese, 2 cups
Cettage cheese, 2 pieces.
Dutch cheese 11 lump
FOULTRT.
li20c
w
'l
Sfc)!('C'
i0i.r
-aenna
45Q00O
.....25Q30C
Llilckens fl pair (live) ,
4ft piece (cleaned).,
hlckens 3ft pair
Sering chli
rigceng, at pr....
MISCELLAIfBOUB.
Apple Butter f) qt 25c
Bggsfl dez 18O20U
Heney per S ....23e
Lard lb 123Ue
Mince Meat V ft 12)ic
FBUITS.
Peaches ) Y, pk 25333c
Plums per qt VQiOc
Raspberries 10015c
Huckleberries 'ft qt 0e
Blackberries qt, 10312c
Apples, ft pk 15325c
Bananas ft piece 335c
CurraiiTS, jfi box........ ............. ... .....tc
Coceannts each SQ12c
Currants, dried, ft ft ..ICc
Dried Apples lfi qt 10c
" Peaches 91 qt 12c
Lemens m dez... ............. ....c
oranges IU dez 6 75c
Cherries pr. qt fifj!Uc:
C in taleu pes.. ...... ....... .................. ju c
Watermelons 10059c
VBOVTABLKS.
Tomatoes pr. K pk. lOfllzc
Beans, Lima, i qt. 7c
Carrots ? bunch 5C
Cabbage, If) head 3Cc
Egg Plants 5010c
Head sal ad 3..c
Onions f) Jplr... ..., ......0c
New Potatoes J pk ogiec
Sweet Potatoes 1 X V': 233."ic
iUidislics V buncn 5c
Green Cern pr. dez tlQlOc
Soup Beans $1 qt l"c
Salsify ?! buncn -010c
Turnips pk 8c
Rhubarb 5c
Squashes pr piece 2'c
Cucumbers per dez.... .....0u
TI9H.
Catfish V & 15c
Perch 15c
Reck 12Kc
Halibut 15c
Pike leg 12c
Spanish Mackerel i? ft 15c
Trout 12KC
Clams per 100 8ec
MEATS.
Beel Steak, fl ft 12ffi20c
" Roast (rib) ft 10320c
" " (chuck) y ft 12315c
" Corned, ft HifUC
Dried. V ft S5c
Bologna dried..... ........... 35c
Pre-ted beet per ft ...24c
Lacen v) ft......................................ivc
Calves Liver...... ....... ......... .....20c
Ham, sliced, tfl ft ...........24c
Ham. whole V ft 17018c
Spring Lamb ft ft ...2CC
x carl in g... ...... .. ................... ikc
Alutten r ft.... ....................... ......... xdc
perk fi ft... .................. ............. .. rxfpioe
Shoulder V ft 12Kc
Sausitge ft ft 15lea
" smoked W ft 16c
Veal V ft 12316c
Pudding 10c
a RAW.
Cern fi bus ; Csarec
Clevcreeed.fi but S10.50
vem TSCZU fv Qt. vC
Oatmeal ft ft Ce
Hay Tlracthy f? ten 11012
Oataftbus 43e
RyefTbus G370c
Tlmetbj Seed ft bus $2.73aM.0O
Wheat nns Slll.05
Flaxseed, ft bns $2 05
Hungarian, fi bus SI 20
Orchard Grass. Ima S2 5ii
Hemp, f bns S2 te
Herd Grass, pus SI te
Rape Seed, ff bim S3 50Q5 ou
POLITICAL.
Democratic state Ticket.
ACDiTea anraaAL.
MAJOR ROBERT TAGGART, Warren Ce.
STATX TRXASrRXB.
HON. JOSEPH POWELL, Bradford Ce.
Conaty Ticket.
DISTRICT ATTOBJCrr.
JOHN. A. COYLE, Lancaster.
rmseir inaracreBS. ' .
PIL KTJHLMAN, Lancaster.
JOHN H. MENAUGli, Mt. Jey.
POOR DIBXOTOB8.
II. E. SHIMP.E. Cocalico.
C. B. HERB, MlllersvUle.
cetnrrr suKVJeveK.
BOBEET EVANS, Eden,
113X iim2
121 120
2H 29H ..
-UVi Ui 23
1MU 103 lOBX
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I5J(; 15
SIH. 87
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31 31 SL
TlVi, VM. 7B&
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