LANCASTER iDAILY Itil'ELLLGENOEll Fill DAY SEFTJ3MBEK 7. L8BU.
Itiu creation of tlie lean. IIIh object lu
moving te rofer It te tlie committee, wen
that they might repdit te tlie beard tlie
condition of tlie treasury nnd tlie uecessl.
ly for tlie lean.
Mr. (Joelirnn'ii motion was net agrced
tn,und Mr. Kviiiih' resolution was adopted.
Kindlen or Collector.
Tlie beard proceeded te tlie olcetlon of
n collector of tlie delinquent school tax.
D.iulel Sinoyeh, Oee. AV. Zoelier, A. 7.
Hlugwnlt mid 8 W. Itaub worn plaoed
in nomination, On tlie llrst ballet Mr.
Hnieycli bad 10 votes ; Mr. .oehor 12
votes ; Mr. Itlugwnlt 4 voten ; and Haub
it votes. On tlie scoend ballet Mr. Bmoyeh
had 18 votes, Mr. oehor 11 voten, nud
Mr. Hlugwnlt 1 vete. 5Ir. Hineycli was
dcolnred elected.
Miscellaneous,
Air. Hlaytnalter from tlie property com cem com
iiiittceatid Mr. Iltieitdn from tlie commit.
tenon fiirnltitre and apparatus, tnade vor
bal repertr lol.itlve te tlie Mulshing and
iiiriilshliiit of tlie Ami f.troet school.
Mr. Johnsten from tlie book committee
icpettvd tlntt Wobster's dictionary was
needed In tlie New street nud Aim (it rout
heoeuilnry hoheo's On nu Jen tliey wero
order te he piticharcd.
On met Ien of Mr. Wnrfel the preperty
I'ommlttce was dlreetnd te proaiire for
Miss IliindrirH high koIieo! a moveab.'e
blackboard.
On motion of Mr. Itheads the preperty
oemtnlttro was dlroetod te take out u
policy of perpetual itiRiirauoe en tlie Ann
Htrrct nchoel bulldlni;.
1'rcnident Lovergoed presented te tLe
beard a communication from Anne! in
Itoiner, notifying tlie beard te remove the
frnce en the nortbwe.it side of his promltei
In rear of the New atrcet reboot hoime or
be would rciii(e it at the ozpenHoof the
beaid,
Muissrs. Itnk. r, llrnMus, llrewn nud
Wilsen gave it iii tbelr opinion that no
action need be takeu by the beard. The
futice was en the line of preperty pur.
chased by the be.rn.' from Mr. Kshbaeh,
and if tlie line was net the right oue Mr.
Kshbnch was the man te leek te. Tlie
beard bad nothing te de with Mr. Itoiner.
Aiiieiulliii; the llules
Mr. Wnrfel's amendment te rule GO
cameup for llual nctien. It provides for
striking out the word "three" and Insert
Ing "two" e that thn rule shall read 'each
of the itimary ami cccendary school
Hhall bo.trruged in tw divisi ms ' Tlie
iinioudine'i1. was utiuiluuuily nljpted
Tlie Nljiht Selliliils.
O.i motion of .1 I Hartmau, tUe sala
rius of the night school toaeherti wero
tlxsd the name its las' year, mid the beard
proceeded te c!pc teachers.
I'er principal of the bays' niht soheo)
Mr. Win, II. 1,-wiirgoeil wan oleotod by
ncclamatle.1, aid J tmei C. Oable wan
oleoted assistant, rceivlnj; ;I0 votes te (I
cut for H. 9. Oates.
FeMiriuipvl or the girls' iilht sjboel
Mm Kit eSlurk wn olecto'l by itoelama.
lien, and Dindri Ige 11. C'eur.zlns toaeher
of the Ktrawbeny fctroet night school.
Tlie nitithcli,),)luinnnitte j wero author
ized te select usest'iut teacberH for tlie
nljflit schools if deemed tioefsaary.
Applicant tnr Orllllcjtcs
O.i motion of Dr. Herr, Miss Francs
I'echtjiu mil Mis Fiaueis Kroider, appli
cants for teacberH certiflcatcn.vturonllewrd
te bave hpecial examination by the city
Riiporiiiteiulent, owing te their Illness at
thotinieof tlie general examinations.
Trurhrm I'.lrrleii.
Mlsd Kute Cliften, of the I.omen stroet
blngle primary, wwi promoted te be second
assistant of the Koekland street school,
vice Miss Knuna V. llaker, promoted te
the New htrcet hocendaary.
MIkr Kllmakcr was oleoted te
supply tbe vacancy caused by Misa Clif Clif
ten'H promotion, receiving 28 votes te -1
cast for Miss Fleming, !1 for Miss Keen
. ii I 1 for Mis McKcewn.
I.ucKet Out.
Mr. Hamaen said be bad vidteil oue el
the Lomen street iichoels nud found tbe
t'emniunicatinR deer botween it and the
adjoining r.cboel room looked. He wautcd
te knew by whose authority this bad been
done, and moved that the deer be kept
open.
Mr. Slay maker add it bad been doue by
the property onunltteo by order of tlie
heard, and was intended te keep tlie pupils
f the ruale and fomale sobeoU apart.
Mr. Samsen'u motion was net mireed te
and tlie beard adjourned.
Common nek Ce ml
111 I Olli: .It Der. MMNUSTO.N.
Tbe Jury iu tlie case of tbe executers of
Micbael Maloue, deceased, for the iike of
James M Ilurke and Mortimer Maloiie vs.
tbe county of Inncaster, rendered a vtr
diet in laver or the plaintiffs Ter $703.
Charles Uflleman vs. Hernard Short,
action of replevin. Iu till caie it appear,
rd from tbe plautlu'ii clde tl.at iu tb year
1H76, Short gave liliu an ncre and half of
Kreuud upon which te ralte tobacco, oil the
hliar.'s with tbe tuidei standing that defend
nut was also te provide lath, tcaffeldlrjg
and it place tebaiig it. lluiore tbe tobacco
wan cut Shert'H bam binned down mid
he refused te piovlde a plnce for tlie
t h.icce. IM.iImlll' took the tobacco te a
foheol heuse and hung it up, Wioreupni
Shoitc.tme te town bccuifd it wiit of ie
pleviu and took thn tuuauce te his huiue
He afterwards sold It, but gave Uflhtnan
no mouey. Tbe latter new fines te iccever
5100 as bis shaie. Tbe defouse elalmed
that the tobacco wns of a veiy Infctlei
quality and when Short sold It be reuetved
but 3'1'J for the whole crop. That auieiint
did net pay (or tbe labor of curing it and
tboreforo defendant claimed te ewo uutb
ing. The jury rendered a vcrlicl in favor
or the plaintiff for 52 88.
IIRKOHK Jt DOi: PATTl'IlSON.
Tlie Ilrioltcrville oliureli ca.ie Is tdewly
dragging along ujistairr,
injuiieu in iriited.
This morning S. II. Reynold, esq,,
counsel for Charles M. Hewell, tiled a bill
In equity, setting . forth that the au
tlie.'itlcs of the city of LanejBter are
about tearing down n eartaln binldln,;
erccted en North Quceu sticet by Mr.
Hewoll, ulleglug that tt was ercetcd In a
violation of the eitv ordinance, proveutlng
tbe croetlon of tbe wooden buildings,
that belug tbe opinion of tbe eity solicitor.
A preliminary injunction was granted re
struiulug the eity from teai Ing tbe build
ing down, but no time has yet beonset for
argument.
This afternoon the court appjinUd
William P. Compteu examiuer te take tea
tlineny.
i
UlmrAeil Willi Ifuran itsiillng.
At tbe January court, process was
IfKiied for tbe nrrest of Jacob Ebcnuh'.
who was wanted bere en a oharge of bur
glary. The process was glveu into tbe
hands of a Mlddlotewu oflleo'r. In thu
moantlme n verdict of net guilty was
taken in the eas. and Ebersole seen
turned up. The Middletiwu elll.;er still
had the process aud nrrcstcd tlie man en
It. Alter bis arrest it was teutul that
Ebersole was charged with stealing horses
from Jehn H. lirandt, of Masttrsonvllle.
This afternoon he was takeu into court
and committed te prison.
1 eturn of KnlRlit Templura
Jehn litst and wlfe, P. A. Metzgar nud
wlfe, Jehn IIccec, Quatavus Greezlnger,
and C, Llller, who left Laudater just a
inautb age and made a tour te San Fran Fran
ciseo with tbe Kulghta Templar, arrived
Imme last 'evening nt 0.15. Tliey are all
iu cxcallent bealtb and speak iu high
tonus of the womlers of tbe Weat und the
plf aeuiei of the excursion. They nrrlved
in I'altlniore yostetday afternoon and wero
met by it doing itleu from this city con
Kiting of Jehn OjIii, Henry Deorr and
Win. Wal who oseortod thorn te Liu-caster,
(lOMJMMA NEWB.
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tuiit m.mn.nii (iiiuu'.si'ONiiK.Nt)K
l.tnliti iliiuu llie Hiimiiielmiilm llnnm
liilrieat III mill Aruiiuil the llnreiiuli
I'lclmil oil by tlie lutein.
Kneer lletterter,
The llre escapea at the Cherry flioet
nchoel building woie tented junior day
afternoon. Tlie schools of tbe secend and
third lloerK, en tbe south nlde of the build
lug, wcre cleared lu 0 minutes, nud theso
en tbe north side In Uj minutes. The
Iren handrails should be coverod with
smoothing, as thn bands will stick fant In
frosty woather, If the nchoel eblldrtn
should thou be compelled te me the
ojeapes In tlme of ponsible danger. Tbe
steps nre tee sinoetb. and when s'lppery
with loe, would nlTenl very Inseottre foot
ing te nny iicrseus dcscendlug tbe escapes.
Hoveral very osnentlal Improveiuontn could
00 made en tlicse allalrs.
A Hnrlcn nf Mnrrnw ICicjpit,
Mr. Jehn Vaughn, of lhlllmore, new
temporarily residing bere, narrowly es
caped being killed yesterday by it P. It It,
ongltie while standing en tbe traek In
front of the Continental hotel. An nt nt nt
taolie of the Veurunt oflleo was badly
thrown wblle nttcmptlug te beard it train
at Locust street yesteiday. He was se
voiely sbakeu up. A llttle iien of Mrs,
Attule llell, living en Frent stroet, was
almost kllled tbU morning by having his
feet caught between the rails of the I. It
It. track en Neitb Frent street In front of
nu itppreacbing train. A oeol headed
swlleliinan saw tbe llttle fellow's danger
nnd turned tbe train en another traek.
Even then it icqulrcd a quarter of an hour
te oxtrlcate the ehild'H feet from its place
of itnpiUeumciit.
l'omennl.
Mr. Jeseph Ntiwlen lias re tut nod from a
ttlp te Milten, Pa.
Miss. Maggiofllevor, of Hlicnadeab, I'a.,
is tbe guest or tbe Misnes Patten, en 2nd
strcet.
Mr. M. A. Cewdcn, of Pblladclapblalate
tbe guest of Mr. J. A. Myers, returned
home te day.
Hev. I). C. lt.tboeck, tbe noted temper,
nnce speaker, was iu town yesterday tbe
guest of Hev. It W. HumphriKS.
Miss. Orecu, el Wilmington, Del., is
visiting Mrs. Ames Heugenilnnblcr, en
Loetixt street.
lloreugh Humms ry
A party of Columbians picnieed yoitter yeitter
day nt Chlekles Point.
Olive branch Ne. 1!177. II. U.O.ef 0. F.
and the Columbia llre company, will held
meetings te uight.
The ked Stockings will play the Vigies,
of Newtown, tbe Our Meys tbe Actives,
01 Wrightsville te morrow. Beth games
will be played en Eighth street.
Tbe second lloer of Odd Fellows hall
will meu b j occupied by Oen. Welsh pest
0. A. It., una loilge mum. It is new be
lug lilted up ler that purpese.
Jckhe Wolfe has sold bis tlne draught
liorne for i 100. It was sent te New Yerk
te day, h.ivtng been purchased by a gentle
man or that city.
Oxceula tribu or Ited Men's picnic has
beeti indellnitely postponed, as Sept. 15,
the date ou which they expected te bold
It, has been engaged for tbe iron mould meuld
er's picnic.
The Pultcd Itrethrru cbiireh mil bold a
big union picnic at Suiik's (frove week
after next. The exact date has net been
llxed. A large dancing ptcule was bold at
the gn.ve yisterday by ladies anil gcntle
men freai tin two Denegal. It was n
pleasant aflair
Tbe tcamjately stelen from it fnim near
Oetzer's, Yerk county, wus rccovercd
yesterday by Mr. Samuel Campbell, or
this place, iu whose bauds the case was
put. Tbe tbicT was tracked, itud learning
the fnet, (leicrtcd his stolen property ar
Silver Springs nnd escaped.
The robbaisef .Mr. Gee. Deitz's htore,
Wrightsville, bave been nneatcd. They
are " Panic"' llrewn, or Wrightsville, and
William Scott, or Columbia, lleth are
oe'oud, IIiewu being but sixteen years of
&j,ii. Tliey aie bold te await a trial at
court.
It is ropertod ou geed authority that the
drowning of Samuel Peters, the train
jumper, who was diewiicd iu tbe canal at
Slioebfl htalieu, ou Wednesday, when
pursued by Pennsylvania railroad pollco pellco pollce
tiii'tt, was wit iu used by it number of
pel suns, none of whom attempted Ids
rcscue.
Twe persons who wcre wanted In re wero
nrreated iu Harrisbuig by Olllcer Wittig
en Wednesday, ami brought here yesteiv
day. Adam Melsouhelmcr, charged with
doierting bis family, has bruu sent te the
Laneaster jail te await his trial at court,
while Jake Jenes, alias "Even" Moero,
colored, charged with assault and battery
en Isaac Trusty, uKe colored, was dis
charged for lack of evidence.
Ill'llUI.Al.l AT .WA-rwi.-ent n.i.r.
Sluilorien'it trim HetiUed of Mini) timtlini
tllllllK
lolermatiou has leached us thai bur
glar broke into the stere of Jehn S. Mas
toisen, nt MaaturBonvllle, en Wednesday
tiigbl or early Timraday iuerning,aud htole
tliorufreni about $100 worth or merchiiu
Use, and iJS.H") centii iu e.tsb from the
mouey drawer. Ne paitlculais are given
el tbe manner of thu robbery and no de
(criptleu of tbe stelen gO'ids.
inter.
We have siuce learned tint tlie thieus
i lleetcd an cutrance through the elliee
window, alter having tried te get into the
hoeond htery by use eT n ladder.
Feibwing is (t list or tbe nrtloles steleu :
One Waliham hunting' case silver watch,
IJartlett movemont, Ne. 1,831,010, iu a
1 cz. easu ; oue of same maUe aud
kind, Ne. 1,831,021, In u !l oz.
case ; tluce ether silver hunting c.ihk
w.ttcheH, numbers net given ; ene lady's
gilt hunting oase watch; ene silver bunting
case watch, Ellery movemont, Ne or oase,
175 ; oue open face brass watch ; six p.tiis
each or heavy brown and steel mixed pui
taloens; two pair heavy brogan shoes Ne.
10, inadu by Spabr, of Yerk, Pa. ; let r f
common poekct knives and lovelvor.i; four
gossamer coats, men's sire; tlve daik
Htripcd casstmore ceatR.
A ie waul of $30 has been ollerod for thu
arrest nud conviction of the tliieves. The
case has been planed in Alderman Spur
rliu'n hands
I.AW.N TKNrtlH
Iitiiraiter Uliiimri-A Oume Arrnngeil Ur
lo-iiierrow.
On Wednesday morning Mesers. Jehu
Dlokey aud Win, It. Mrinten of the ltiicas.
caster tennis elub left this eity for Lohau Lehau Lohau
eu aud Ilarrlntnug, where they had ar
ranged te play mateli games of tenuis with
the eluba of tliose cities. At Lebanon the
game was begun at 4 o'clock p, m. Tbe
gentlemen who lopresontod tbe Labaneii
elub wero Messrs. Uolemaii and Pottcrsen.
and It was arranged that nliioserlcs should
by played ; six scrlea only wero completed
wlieu the game was called ou account el
darkness. Tbe play was icsumcd en
Thursday morning and the nlne scries woie
completed, tbe Lauoaster boys winning by
a icore of 5 te 4, Tbe game wai well
played throughout, nud nt no tlme were
tlie Lancaster boys hcadeil, as they took
the lead nt the start.
In the afternoon they weut te Ilariis
burg whoie a match game had been ar
ranged with Messrs. Watt and Foreman,
of tlie Harrisburg elub. A game of llvn
sctlia was pleyed, which tbe Lancaster
boys wen after a sharp contest by a soero
or U te 2. This la the aoeond dtfeat
Mecsrs, Ilrluten and Dlokey have given
tlie llitiiisburg elub, as they wen n game
fiem that elub about a year age.
Te morrow afternoon it match game of
tenuis will be played ou the Lancaster
ground, comer of Columbia nud Colloge
uveiiiich, betwemi tbe Altoenu elub nud
the home elub. Tbe Altneua is oue of tbe
(liu'st clubs In the Hlatn und hat beeu
very suceeHsful thin season, The name
players will again roprcseut, Lane-inter.
A NOTAIH.r. IIAJIK.
Tlie IrmiKlile Nenny Shut Out tlie Mrentf
wernii ciuij, or riiiiitiieipiiiii.
Thu result of yosteidity'ii game with tbe
Werutz elub, bl Philadelphla was n genu,
loe Btirprlse te nearly overybody. Having
dofeatod the August Flower nud ncveinl
ether strong amateur iilncn,lt wan thought
that the visiting team would have moie
than a lighting chnnce te defeat tbe Iren
sides, but the result proved just the oon eon oen
trary. The pitching of llollerd, who wai
nover in better form, mystified tbe visitors
te such an extent, that they retired iu one,
two, tlirce erder for thu first nix Innings.
The llrst man te teach llrst b.ise for tbe
Werutr. wan, Traddcll, who opened the
Hoveutb inning with n base hit, but he
quickly expired In a futlle effort te reach
second base. Scbacfler thou went te first,
but was e.iught napping nud put out.
Hlcgtl micei u led, after n bast bit, In ntoal nteal
Ing ncenm), and was brought in en a base
bit by Hidey, thus making the single run
for tbe visitors.
Fer tbe Ironsides blanks wero tbe order
of tlie dny, iiutlMu the third Inning Uef
ford was given a bib at first by an errer,
aud was onabled te msoie by errors en the
partef the visitors that guve a ba.vj each
te Oldfleld and Sjlilllur. A bane lilt by
.ccher thou brought iu both thu latter.
Ooeso eggs wero agalu drawn by tbe home
elub until the seventh inning, when was
witnessed oue et the liiiusi exhibitions of
heavy batting evor glveu by the Ironsides.
Sixsmith epuued with a bauu hit and
Miller followed suit. An errer gave
Hyndmaii het bahe, ai.d then llolferd
pounded a clean bit Inte left Held that
bi ought In two run. Oldlleld kept up thu
geed work by uabing a tromeiidoiiH luuge
into right contre for three bahts, bringing
in Ilytidman and Holfertl. The Inning
clekcd with two brilliant lly catches by
Trnddell iu left Held. Ne mere runs were
scored ou either slde the teaftcr
Tbe playing of the Ironsides was patll
eularly geed nud gave gieit Mitisfactieu
te the large itudience that had gathered te
witness tlie cuntcet. Tlie home battery
was invcr se oiieeuvc, no is tuau twolve
men striking out. '1 lie lleldlu' wua us.tr
ly faultless, tbe single error crediud !
Oldlleld, who caught a inagjiflccnt game,
being enllti'ly Oxciuable. Hut four bits
wero made etf Hoiferd'n iiitchlng, while
the Ironsides obtained iilnn off Hillnle.
Kelly played hcejiul b.we for tbe first time
since bis oeiiiinetlou with tbe club, and
cevrrd that bag with his usual hklll The
inutMgrriif the WerntK club, while dls
nppoliile I at tbe result, acknowledged
tb it his club had . been fairly beaten at.
.1:1 points. liniow'the full ncore is given :
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nchlller.lb
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Kuily, -.'b
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Myiiiliiinu, r. I
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t'mililtll, 1. 1
Illllsle. n
(;iciin.'iitf, ii
SeheiuiT, e. r
ii'el. :n
Miley. Hi
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(.'lurk, '.'ii
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I mii-liK-.i 0 0 3 I) 0 1 n 0 X ;
WVnit 0 0 0 0 0 0 1) t e ,
siiiniiiiivy Uuns earneil, Irensliti-s Tlin-u
liiiixi lilt, Olitleli'. Huse en lulls, IretHtilcs I.
I.i'lteu lia-, IieikMks (', Wfintr. I. Struck
eul, Iimii-M'S ii, Wernl II. Heublu pliiy,
Lliirkmnt lllilcy. Ttmnef uiiinc 1 lienr;nnl
3' niliiiiti'x
t'liililri1. .Mr. Iloiier.
Notch el me tllitlil'iliil.
I'jiiv.iid of 10,000 tickets of ad.iilhsinn
vToie ield te thu Athletic gieiinds iu
I'liiladeljihia ilnrinc; the past four days,
and he ugicgate of the feurdays icculpttt
iiu biding giaud staud admiasieir, fei'ts up
about 12,000.
Lanca-tir is proud of her bar.cbatt cleb
liccausi it wius re many gniuea, and it
goodly numbur of pnibimt will be proud of
it from tlie emphatic way it m' down en
gambling en the grounds. Honorable
boys lLititz Utcerd.
Thu nrtM)iirg c'ub will pr U ,tagamnt
the connt'iiefyoNtciday's gain for the
championship en the grcuudt that Shet..
line was playul b.-fure h rclcue was
u'Cfivcd by the secret tr of the af.secia
tien. On the stme groan 1 thu Harrlnburg
(iulckstcp game, 17 te 1, which IJIakcly
pitched, was declared cfl.
Shctzli. has brcu reinstiitud by the
Harrisburg club aud will hereafter play
llrst base. Smith will net go ou tbe tit Id
again being troubled with heait diseaie
and serieus ailment. He b is bean advised
te take this ceurse by physicians With
iu tbe past month he lias fallen awa en
sidcrnbly. ftitriet.
At Chicago tbe bast ball game batween
the Chicago and Detroit clubs yesterday
was altogether a phenomenal ene. In th
si'veuth inning, tbe Chicago struck a ran'
htinak of baUing, making ulghtwMi inns,
of which tliiitceu wero turned, with u
total of thirty feut hite iu the inning oil'
two pitchers. This ii bcllcvrd te be with
out n parallel iu tbe hNlniy '-f professional
btse ball.
The Wcintz club woie almost dumb dumb
I'eiuideil by the line playing of tlie Inm Inm
hiiles jeiiltulay, and nene woieablo te e.
lilaiti why they could ii.,t hi; Hellurd.
They left this city in a (lcsi'endeut
mood, and refused te b. comferto.i
l'lie members of the elub brmiubt n
I ug'i piece of crapa with tiiem nu I bait In
traded te pickeut, it te the Ironsides after
iterating thorn. They can use that for a
hotter purpese. A oage ofeaulcr plgoens
wdn brought along te convey the news te
thoueat home, but tbe mosage which
theso birds took away from this eity made
many a Wcrntz ndnilrer slek Iu Philn I
phla l.i8t oveniug,
The Alexaudiia club lias cancelled fiuir
date for te morrow and will nut Le here,
as Boveral playem have bceti unpaid Man
ager Mycra Is trying te arrange a date
with aueber line elub.
tltlter (litineB I'liiyed vpntenlay
At Providcnce BoBten 1, Provldenoo
0 ; Huiralo-Oleyoland 2. Buffalo 7 j
New Yerk Metropolitan 7, Ejllpse 10 ;
Pltteburg Allegbeny 12, Cincinnati 4;
iiaitimore naiumore i, ueiurnunn ii ;
Iteaillng (iulokstep 10, AotiveO: Harris
liurg Titmteu 11, Hnrrlsburg 5 ; Potts Petts Potts
vllle Anthracite 7, Brooklyn 11; Jumbo
pat k Sem mera 0, Feley 5; J'hiladelphla
Atblotle 4, St. Leiita :t ; same eity
August Flower 0, Yeuug Atuericau 7 ;
'laKten- Philadelphia 7, Easten (i.
iinweir ' woeiien" iiuiIiiiiik
Councils en Wednesday everting passed
a icsolutlen which waarofeirod te the city
8olieitir,forhisopinloti directing the mayor
tonetiry MaJ.Ohas. M, Hewoll te romevo a
wooden building new iu ceurse of orcetlou
ou the cast nlde of North Queen strcet,
Tlie solicitor gave an opinion that the
building was being put up in violation or
the nrdluuncc-prehibiting tbe oreotlou of
wooden buildings nnd that it must be
taken down. Mr. Hewoll ttpplicd toceutt
for nn injunction te prevuut thu eity an
tbuntius from tearing It down, The court
granted n preliminnry injunction nud tbe
building still stands,'
Tbe new building id l-elug put up be
tween two brie!: buildings owned by Mr.
Hewoll and the walls el these buildings
form tbe sides et the new building. Tbe
foundation is of Ktone nnd biluk nnd the
1 reef of tin. Tlie front U principally of
' glass, tbore being absolutely no weed
nbeut, the lower story oxcept the sash or
the doers nud window, bine Inch pi las las
tern ou each nlde and a six Inch spaoe bo be
tween tbe deer and window, The second
story front 'contains, two windows whleh
rcaeh almost from lloer te celling, nud
with the cxcoptleti of a pretty llttle
cornice with which tbe building Is
surmounted tbore Is net enough weed In tt
le uiake a rcspcctable 4th of July bonfire
The renr of the building contains tlirce
windows aud a deer and leaves very llttle
room for the use of lumber. Tbe building
contains tnore than soven Union ns mueh
brick surface as it docs of, wooden surface.
Tbe city solicitor will be put upon his
tncttle te inake It nppear te the court that
tbe cesy llttle atmcture is a wooden ene,
Tin: i'iilkm ".siUfsr de."
Up, or lleivu, or ime Court
Tbe olcetrlo light pelca contlntie te"go"
up and down. This morning anether oue
of thini was eat down In front of tbe prep
crty northeast corner of Vine nnd Chris.
tian streets, Josae Bunner. n boy, did
It with " bin llttle bntehct," or aaw. It
was lu front of a preperty owued by bis
father's estate, and from its position It
would bave been necessary te run tbe e'cb
trio wlres evor the reef of the dwelling
heuse.
After tbe pole wart cut down tbe agent
of the Maxim company, 'the city selicitui
nnd the chairman of the lamp coinmltteo
bad a consultation which resulted in their
determination te bring suit against Josse
Sunncr and nlse against A.J. Steiumau
nnd Abram Illrsh, who cut down tbe pole
ou North Ouke streel. The nulls aie
brought by II. A. Dlllcr, chairman of the
lamp committee, for the recovery of tbe
peualty of $10, under the previsions of
tbe ordinance or January 4, 1825, which
says :
" That If any pcrssn or parlous H'lal
wlfully or carolessly break, thiew down,
extinguish, Injure or destroy any lamp,
htnppest, iron or flxture or tbe lamps set
up te light the streets and allecs of the
city, or shall wilfully or carelessly break,
injure or destroy uuy ladder, sentiy box
or furnlture thereof such person or per
tains shall en conviction thereef bofero the
mayor, any or the nldormen or justices of
the noaeo in the eity pay a line net execedt
lug 10 for eaeli and every injury se dene,
oue dollar thereof te be paid te tbe in
termer ; nud in case such ofl'endor hhall
mi, .'t or roluse te satiefy snob line"
&a, &., "he shall be oemmlttod te the
jail or heuse of correction in this city for
any term net exceeding tweuty days Ter
overy Riieh effense."
Main et Tlvtiifttiteet,
ShubeiUfcSutteu, anctioucerH, sold to
day for tbe Union flre company tbe
peiEeual pioperty of the company. Tbe
two llre buckets that belonged te Rebert
Fulton weie bought by Paul Myers
for $: 10 each. Jehn P. Myeia'
bucket sold for $3 10 nnd (leorge W.
Ueichoubaeh's for 81). Jacob Krug's
' plunder bag " was bought by Dr. C. A.
Heinitsh and tbe tlne silk llag was bought
by Eugoue Uauer for iir. The solid
silver born was knocked down te E. E
Snydorfer 10. The sale realized ftm.
All the articles were bought" by membcra'
of the company.
nliuetiiif; lUntcli,
Yehtcrday afternoon a (.hooting match
teuk place at tbe hotel of Benjamin
Daily, lu Mlllcrsvillc, between Charles
Frauciscus and Thoedoio Boek, of this
eity, for a cash pib.e. Each man shot at
fourteen birds, and Frauciscus wen by tbe
following score :
!cck i i i i e i e i i i i e i u-ie
rratielacits 0 1 J e I 1 l l l l i i iu
Hllglit Fire.
Tills nftorneon about hair past ene
o'clock a slight llre oeauned iu a llttle
shed owned by Geergo Ernst in tbe rear or
052 West King strcet. It was extinguished
with buckets of water bofero any damage
of account wan dene. Bex 211 was struck
and the tire depaitment responded but
weui net needed.
Ilelil I'er Court.
K J waul Clotz, who was beaid yesterday
before Aldermau Harr en the charge of
robbing Dr. Wassen, at the heuse of J. B.
Lebkichcr. was held i-i 81.500 ball for trial
at court.
I'lmiuen (llcn Auny.
Toinnrtew will be Klvmi itway til Ulntke's
It'll nterc, Ne. .11 Went KinKtruut, Unmlaoine
pi'Kliie rcpn-untlnn two cjtts looking out of
a IiihIieI.
t reinr.nrjr service.
scrvti'CM preparatory te the communion will
Le luild lu tlie inula iiiidiunce room et tl.e
1'ienbyteilan clmrcli tliN ovenliig, commenc
ing at" a) o'clock.
Celd Whvh Cmntiij;.
i.eiillciiRi . leek le your IntercsM. it you
have an ovrrceiit why buy iitietlier wlien tlie
oue you have can be thoreiiKlily tonevuteit
and iu tiimi) casts riiuit te new, by tlie I. en
tlen Clothing Uniiovatei, Ne. lid Nerlh DiiRe
street, near hetiuit sT'Jt
AiiiUFciiientK.
,' . w." Tl'it hiU'cefi.iful iiml liiiiieun coiu ceiu coiu
edy will be Riven Itere next WedniMday even ,
liK by llii (elchratcd Itelinn cmiibliiatlen, i
llie play Is oue of the Hurst and itinulutt
ei coincide:) en the read. It hits had wonder I
lul success, mill no bespeak ler tlie tiotipe
lu'toiilame uuillencc. '
' Only a Miner's Duuuhler "tin Aleiiiluv
uventntf tills ii'allsttoerauiii will bn ii'neutcd !
in t-'iilien opera lieumi by nu iiiiclcui com
piny. I'lieHliiKO scttliiRs unit tlie c ttuuirs
inn said te bu very tlne, unit plenty ei .oiimi .eiimi .oiimi
tleu N found lu llie pluy Mist Knuna lien
illicit Is u bright und Killed uilU'n or th
Churlotte Thompson school mid hn. inull Ien
el i:mille,li "Only it M line's UauKbier," Is
uiipaiulliii; drauiiitle treat Mr .funics ilar ilar
iKeii.ih ttiubliirr bitiiinnest iiilnfir.iiin Duv
it'neii, Is nil tliiitmicli it elntriii't i cm lm ple
turcd.
OKAIUf
McC'onexvT On tiui3thTiut.,jiary A., wlfe
et ii. it. Mcueiininy, iiKt'il luyciiiH,
r'liiuiiulen Hatiir.lay liiernlng, lli Insl., ul
hult-piist eight o'clock. Servlccsat tt. Mary's
church ut u o'clock. s Jt
llBRii. fiepl. ii. 18sJ, Hemy (. lierr, et .Mount
Jey, lerinuriv ei .Mtnor tewnflilii, In his tilth
year.
The rulutives unit irloiulael tlie lauilly ure
tcipectlully InvlteU toattcudllielucoiul Irein
Ills lulu resldonce, ex Monday, Sept. 10, ut 10
o'clock, Horvlcej at the U. It. church.
Nlttt All VHItTt.1JiMK.TS,
WANTKO A IIOV in
old, in it whole iiln
speak (ieriimn and huiillsh,
hamlwrillnu
U V.
OH 111 VKAItS
buslnijkfl. Must
Aildresi In own
0. ItOX, NO.UI.
BAVANaANU VAltA tilOAKSONLY Se.
tlie beat ler the money In Hut Ieaii, at
II MtTMAN'M YKI.I.OW KUO.NT CI Alt
"'I'OltK.
CAY, OI.AIfKK, WHAT IN Tllln ClU'.AM
p Kte C'eiruu you ure iiilvet tiling ? My wlle
has UCOIl I'eailfnir nluiiil It unit miiiu in li-v u
penud. Well. fclr. the truth in, It Is the best
in urn njuiuei, my vac, uicani itie is one et
theso rich, creainy unit delicious, piiitmnt
ilitvered cedecs our Kiuiiihiaicnu imud te
ptlie se ntuitiy. To-inerrow (Mnttinlay j I will
Klvuu pair eivutH Willi every two peuiubi, or
wllli ii ipmrtur el my heiidachn ten.
(Ji.AKUli'd 1KA STOICK,
Ne .11 West Kins Street, Lanraster, fit.
10 It HACK.
Valuable) Oity Bulldlnu Leta.
Hlluale ou the uerllieiut corner or North
I.lme uml .IniniiH Btrceta. Theso lets will itutke
elcKunt biilldlucr alien, bulnif eltuate I In u
lust luipievlii part et thu tlty. for lurtlier
luloriiiiitlen cull en
AM.BN A IlKltlt.t CO.,
lUiul Kstute Agent,
Ne, 108 Kust Kim; HI rent, l.itnciwter, I'd,
JulyliiltdAeiiwFIttl
15'
ICKl' I'KOflCSAI.S. I'KIWOS.U.H TO
ruilllsh lli'iil tiii thu l.uucnitter Oninitv
I'ibeu ter loui-nientlis, will be rncolved uttlui
prison up le III o'clock a, in.. OCTOIIKlt I, 1M.I.
Iiy enler e tlm Ite trd I V NIS3I.KV,
HepI'liTu Secretary.
Nl! AVrJtHTMKlUBNTH.
YKI.LOW ritOMT UIUAlt HTOKK, 31
Aerth yttcen slrcet. Jlcnilquartets ler
tlie bust r,e ciirar in tlie city, at
JIAUTJIANU
If UltNlMIKII ICOOMH rlt (IKNTI.KMKN.
r NO.gl3NOItTH(iUKBN8T PCPC-lW(l
1J l'lIYHIOlANANDOatlMHT,
lias Komevoa te Ne, 20 WKST OIIANUK BT.
KyaanilKartrcatcil. (llnssosmlitiateil. Su'
porler npcctaclnsen linuit anil te order,
IclMyUTIi
1JU1IMO HAI.ROK IIIMUtKH.
..-On MONIIAY, HBI'T. 10, 1681. wilt ba
ntul lieaw draltn. Hmnn urn milliililn Inr Mn
oral farm nse unit some are excellent Drivers.
Tlie abeve stock mint be as icprcsenti-it by
tlie unit orglftneil or no sale. A credit el )
i lays will be glven.
Hitlu te commence at 1 o'clock, p. m., el said
liny, wlionnttemlnuce will be given und lerms
tniule known by
, . UK0UOEGUO33MAN.
f. ItxnuAJf, Auct. ltwAitilKAS
IUI.TON Ol'KHA IIOUHK.
! UHk NIOUT ().NI,V,
Wodneaday Bven'ff, Spptomber 12,
IIEIIAN'8 COMBINATION,
IN AUUUsTl.V DALY'S. (IKKAl' SUCCKtiSi
7-20-8.
,' (llence was laree ami tlie liiiiuliter
iilcltttwl wan literally fnces8ant,-.V!i(' Yerk
Herald.
Kvery situation ntul almost evcry linn Is
provecaltvp et IniiKhter. A'ew I'erk Graphic.
tills Is without doubt ene et thn most enter
taining pieces we h&ve scen in New Yerk rer
evnr a year. AVw Yerk Telegram
Tlici nmllouce wits lnrge, f.mlilenitiln and on en
tliustaKtlc, and we predict nn abuinlnnt sue
cesh rer the tnyterleus "SoveitTwenty.
Klfllit"-ome.Aeiirmir.
I'01'UI.AU l'lUOKU.
AI)MI8SU)N. . 73.M AMUKNT8.
KKSKIlVKDHKATa. .... jl.oe.
Hale of seats will open Monday, September
nt Opera Heme Olllce. B7-.lt
Clltll.TZ'M XtlNH.
young Allows
Who always want what is new
and want te feel sure that they
are getting nothing else, will
new be able te see a full line of
hats for fall wear.
In the cities, principally large
shapes are running. Nearly
all the styles are nicely pro
portioned and, we think, prettier
and mere sensible looking than
they have been for many sea
sons past.
Of course there will be smaller
shapes worn, and knewingt his,
we have them tee.
SHULTZ'S SONS.
(dtinnnkci's Old Slam',)
144 North Queen at., Lauonuter, Pa.
a-Tnrms Cash, eTelualyely.
inr27lv!&w
iril.l,IAMS(N 3 riHTKII
-Oil It-
EALL OVERCOATS
-AUK
.lust tlie Knight le tnii the Chilly Morning
mid Kvuiilnui, uml the I'tlucM never tt
l.encrlliatuil prcnent ler all k unit's et
READY-MADK
CLOTHING
,VNI) &S!Kr:lALM'TIIK
FALL OVERCOATS.
Our SlIi ctleii Ibis feasnn cempitiCM some
Kxicllciit Quallltlcs of
MKII'ONS, TWILLS
-AND-
WORSTEDS.
Williamson & Fester,
32, 34, 3U & 38 EAST KINO ST..
I.A.NCAS'i'Kll. I'A.
r.NTt'.UTA IMtKNT.S.
KIU.TON OlT.ltA IIOUHi;.
MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 10.
KUKSKOiuuntel tlie ItniUH licit hlur OikhiiU i i
(Ien, llie
Filth Avcniie Cemctly Ce.;
Of New Yerk 3tli Atiuiiitl Tour ! eiIkIiiiiI
Stir Cant !
On Oils occatileii will be prodiiceil tlm (Ircul-
est Diiimntlc Werk et tlie Ace,
minerTdauqhtbr.
With Miss Uiiium llimdrl Us, Slim Miirlt
Crocker, Sir .lumen Harrison, .Mr, Jehn '', file
Keever. Mr. Hpnncer I'rlclnnl. Air. CIiiih
Uiirry.JofcphMaKetiver.iiiiilasiilii t enuipaii)
of Metropolitan uxrollMice.
Thn Orlitluul Music, Kleiraut HIhke HettlmiH
und l'nwerlul hensiiileiiiil Kirccts tiiuler the
stiiKu direction el Mr .1. T. McKoever, form,
oily btfl;e umnnKcr el the Mudlseii Siiiuie
Thcatte Attraction!).
Synopsis et Hcunury nnd livuntsi Act I In
the Mine. Actll TluiUornent Amuinrri. Act
III-A Ollded MM. Act IN Thu Vukh of
ein. a ci. v iieinuuuen.
I'llICi:S J.1,fiOATSCKN"M.
Scats secuieil ut tbe Opera Heuse Olllcu
septe It
IUI.TON Ol'KltA IIOtinK
ONK NIUIIT ONia I
THURSDAY BVKNINQ, SFPT. 13
UllANII MAJKSTK; Sl'tC'l AOUI.AIt
KKV1VAM
Whiteley's Hidden Hand Oempiny.
hiippertliig tbe C'linrinliiK C'allfeinlu Coiu Ceiu Coiu
idlenno, NERA VERNON.
IMesmitliiK the only Oeirect Uratiiallxalimi el
tlie Ureal Htery, ontltled,
THE HIDDEN HAND.
Thoenly cempuny liuvliiu thn uniloi-siniient
or thu uiillieresn, jilts. K. II. 1). N. SOUTH
WOUTII, and IntreducInK tlie
(Jrnnil Uenllstle Cotten L'lcKliie; Scene.
The Virginia Cuhin Singers.
PitluKH. 7j,via:iieknth.
Heati may le sucuri'd ut the Op in Heinui
Olllce supiu ii
nuiuui. iiiiuiiuHniu, 111, inu Aiorrnnne neiisa, c,
A. Miller, proprietor, I.anciwter City, Pa., tlie
rollewlnir llvesteelr, te wits 1 Cor Lead of
unnaea llermis. Tluiv urn iiml rine rnminra
. tSUa
second editien:
P1UDA.Y ttVBNINP, SEPT. 7. ieaa,
BY OAMJE,
THE NKV IN KUttOI'll.,
Tlie Oondltlen el the llelllStireiit l'oweri l'eweri l'oweri
Tbe Htntue ltalid te I.afnyetlt-Othcr
Foreign Matter!.
Londen, Sept. 7. A dUpateh te the
Timet from Paris says that the govern
ments of Frnnce nnd China nre equally do de do
Bjreus of Boeurlng a poaceful Bolutlen of
tue Tenqtiln question if It can be effected
"nu noner. i no Retierai Eontiment favors
the hepe that nil the issues involved may
wbraltted te tlie arbitration of Enijland.
A dispatch te the l)it from Paris says ;
"orders bave been sent te Teulon nnd
ethor naval stations te bave transports
ready for the orabarkatlen by tbe latter
part of September or 10,000 men for
China."
The i.afttjatla Monument.
Pauib, Bept. 7. The words "Indk.
i'KNDRNci: AMKiticAisr. 1777.1883," nre
inscribed upon the statue of Lafayettc,
which was unvolled nt Le Puy, France,
yesterday. In bis address nt tbe banquet
which succeeded tbe uuvelllnfr, Mr.
Waldcek Iteusseau, minister of tbe into,
rler, deelarcd that "nothing threatened
the strength of tbe government nnd that
France vlewcd witb indifforence tbe
recent mourning ccromenlcs ever a men
archlst." Tin mMnrtml llinf tin nn
HOOmed nltztnil (n nlnlm n linrltnnn nhlnlt
must certalnly entail tbe banishment of
tbe claimant."
Terrible Kavhre of (lis Ualtle l'lague
St. PKTKitHiii'nu, Sep. 7. The cattle
plagtie continues its ravages nil evor Rub
sla. One million bead has been lest te
far.
NKW IIAHJCT JIIC.IIONKII.
The Aanliitnnt Hecretury at tbe Triury lle
utrs thn Itepert.
Washington, Sept. 7. Mr. New, as
slstant secretary et the treasury, said
te day that the published reperts that
be had resigned weie unfounded. He
bad nut resigned aud did net propose
te talk en the subject. It is understood
that efforts are making by bis friends, par par
tleularly theso from Indiana te induce him
te rocenBider bis determination te reslgn.
An Indianlan,whe holds a prominent po
sition in tbe ticasury dopattmenr, Baid to te
day, after a long conversation witb Mr.
New, that tbe lattcr's friends would net
nllew him te tesign. It is believed that
the visit of Postmaster Gencral Urcshnm
te tbe Wblte Heuso immediately upon
the nrrlval of the prcsldent, wns with tof tef tof
erenco te Mr. New's resignation. It Is
thought by Mr. New's frlendH that be
should be allowed a sufilclent loave of ab
seuce te attend te bis prlvate nflairs in
Indiana, nud they bcllove that should this
be dene he will net want te resign.
AT IIAUUl-JllUltO.
The "Ne I'ay" Kcgnlutlen OUoreil fti tlie
lleuan.
IlAitnisnuim, Pa., Sept. 7. In the
Heuso te-day Merry, of Clinten, again
offered his no pay resolution, but objection
was made by Davis, of Ferest, and Col Cel
born, of Somersot A motion te suspend,
the rules wns defeated by a vete of 87 te
CG. Mercan'd Demoeratio coiiRressIeual
apportionment bill was read a llrst tlme
and ngrccd te.
Adjourned uutil Monday.
(ImliiRticr 1'ayB tlie Ceils.
llAUiUSiiuiw, Sept. 7 The bill in tbe
libel suit ngulust Alex I. MoClure wns
ignored by the grand jury this rooming.
.Jehn Gallagher, ouce a wntcliman en
Capitel hill, was thu prosecutor, and will
havu te pay the costs.
AiucIph of .ilerger Filed.
AitleUs of merger for the Huitislitirg &
Wostern aud Seuth Pennsylvania railreadH
were tiled lu llie ofllceol the Hcoretary of
Htate this meriilug. This ia the result of n
Htoakhehlers' meeting held iu tills city
ycbtenlny, and is a meve iu tlie inteirrit of
Vnndcrbilt
1IIK I'l.ASll'.M,
lleiitli III llii) I'lmnes lit lliililir' l'.i:l, N. V.
Hu.STun's Point, N. Y., Sept. 7.
About two o'elook this meinlug tire was
disoevcicd lu nu outbuilding of the fieng
Heacb hotel, uped nn a Inundiy and der
mitery for thu iihuIeImih. Adelpb Fried,
rich, a musician, v,.w burucd te a crisp,
and suvcuil ethers weie taken out nearly
drml from Miffoualleu. Thu muMe aud
instruments weie nil dcstieyrd.
Flre lit .'Inn Frttnclroe,
San Fiivncisie, Sept. 7. Fiie bioke
out. here eaily this morning and burned
for tb i i-i) beuiK, riitirely dtstieylug n
wbole block of the principal buMucKs
lieuscs. Thu leiA Is $22,000. The tire Is
believed te bu of incendiary erlgiu.
A Church llurneil,
Jacksen vu.i.r., III., Sept. 7.--A buiiilug
baru lust night t.ct. llie te amldcHtteyed the
First Prchbytt'iiaii church, oue of the
largcht ehuicheH in the city, The less in
$7.',O0O
luy Oimiil's Vtclit Uttlinutuiii.
XSr.w YeitK. Scut. 7. C.int. It. F.
Francison of the hteam tug Kilwlu Hawley
illicit was tun into ami sunk a few
nights age by Jay (Jeuld's yacht
Alaluiita tiled his icpjit te day witb
thn local lu.uil of Mtoamhe.it Ii.kjce.
teiH. He lays the bluine en the master of
the yaeht. One of the persons Interested
lu the collision MM lie had been told
by a well known pilot that Jay Gould's
standing order as toen as be went nu
beaid his yacht wat te " le. her go for all
sbe was worth," and Ut " step at noth
ing." It was also stated that thu Atalauta
had plenty of Kcaroein, if sbe had only
made tiHoef it.
nu:
'UF..SIOK.NT 1IOMK.
lie Is In (loud llelili ntul Siliiliurlieil,
Wasiiinoten, I). (J,, Sept. 7. Tbe presl presl
dent nrrivrd in Washimiteti this morn
ing at 10 o'clock. He wns met at
tbe depot by 1st Assistant Sceietary
of Statu .leli n Davis, Private Sccre
tary Phillips and Assistant ceiutaty
Prtulcn On alighting from the train he
greeted these gentleman cordially and leav leav
leg thedepat at ouceoutorrd his oariiae
which as lu waiting He was driven te
the Whlte Heuso. lie appeared te be iu
geed health uml iu very much sunbrewued,
Pestmaater (Jencral (Iresbam called at tbe
Whlte IIoiue at Vi o'clock and remained
some time iu conversation with tbe prcsi
dent. Theio bave been no ethor callers
thus fur
, rlul (unrirl.
San Piiancisce, Sent. 7. Kdwaid
David and Jeseph Jtflcett quarrelled last
night, when Davis made at.leffcett with a
liammer. Tbe latter diew a rpvolver nnd
shot Davis dead.
Tlie "i.uatHpllte" l'atly.
Livinosteni:, Ment., Sept, 7. The
Vlllard party reaclied here nt ten o'clock
last nlfiht.
A Hteitiuer Hale
Haii II Aitueit, Me., Sept . 7. The steaiw r
Manhattan, nbeut tlie safety of which
there hah lieen some auxicty, arrived here
last ulgbt. Slie experienced a heavy gala.
Me Maw C'aoi C'aei C'aoi
Pknmcela, Sept. 7. Ne new easos e(
yellew fevxr are anneunced among tbe
naval ferces. One death has iieaiinvtl in
tbe hospital.
WKATIlVU ..........
WAsnmeTOM, Bept. 7.-Fer the New
Kugland nud the Middle Allanlle UteT
slightly warmer, fair woather, follewoit
en Daturday morning by threatening
weather and rain, south te west wludi.be
?i0mi?!WIlb " nn(l ,0ffer barometor In
... ftiuiuu Manila states ana southern
portions of New England.
Ttie Itle Orande Hlvnr Vtty High.
Latikde, Tcr..8ept.7. Tlie nie Qraiide
rlver is tinprcccdentcdly high. Numerous
washouts are ropertod en tbe International
A- Texas read. A brldge evnr the creek
near hore en the Hlo Grand & roeos read
Is croon nnd flm m,i v,..i ,in ........
, " , - ., urn ia iuueu
uamaged trains are all delayed. The
uninage en tne Texas & PaoMe for 100
...nun cost in very ueavy.
l'rlre VlshiPM Illiacree.
"S,0!.?1, 7'-"alleu Insists
that the Bado-Mltcbelt nght must oerao
off In mexloe, while Itioe lujlsh upon New
Orleans as the place. lieth doellno te
rcoedo.
A Ouhnneit Huluter.
Wabiiinoten, Sept. 7,-First Lieut.
.Jehn M. Perter, Od cavalry, has lied from
t ort Themas, Arizona, into Mexloe. Ills
accounts as quartermaster nre $1,000 short.
BtAUKMtin.
t'lillaiteipbia naritet.
I'HiLADKLrnrA. Sept. 7.-rienr eulet.
It ve Heur nt V t(Hii 75. '
ttt nuCvAcr ,N;,2 Woatern Iled, $1 1S
i 13X; .Ne. ado, it let no. i Pa. line
hoircent$uoj; tfo.ivel ltSi.tiH '
Cem scnrcei Ball yellew, aiaejWei sail
inixwi. iHKaeiet os Mixc.1, wacae.0' 8al1
Oats linn nnd in lair deniind: Ne. 1 Whim
MO ? Ne. 2 Whlte, XUtam 1 Ne. 3 .10. 33KO
Illet Ne. a Mixed, aiQSte. n
Itye iieiuinnl at aiucie
du.ratTa3s?,or',uft'1yau,,'ef,M!KlaI8co,,
l'rovlslenHln oed iltiniiiul.
I. aril ijiilut.
llultcr actlve anil llrm .
Kkkn snttce nnd lilRhar.
Uliuuiuflrui : fair tlemand.
iiaint1 Si's ;1,ofl,,e,l'wowc-
Netr Yerk Markets.
Mmw .ieir UamI t i.-,a.. ..,
. . ... vi'i i, ui lutiiur meici
Bteady with moilernto oxpert nnd home trade
llnllllLllll. Hnilllmfi, rutin, ..,! a,n..i.
M7i.:. :....:.";;l,iv"T"'"' ?":y
..ii, ujiuuuti sitai; imver i siiusequenuy
rpcevercd most of decline! trade lessiicllve:
Ne. 2 Ked. fcciit. II Wi Oct,, 11 1BKOI 17. '
Cern opeticd WGXe lewi r, nilerwanls rccev.
lirnil trnm ilnnllne Mln,i w.., . .
iiKc s de tutnVoremor " W"'"''M
a-.fe jcawr cimnR ' Hn " Etpl-
Lnneastcr Cattle Market.
T.ANMAbTln Hnnt ? Vntltliw. . it.,. .
cnlptfloTflteck ut Htewuri'rt HteckynnI for the
urn,.! n.iill.. ,n..l.... .. i..... .
,.v. ..,.,,,A ,w-ui,jr ui,u uuiiniijiiuii ie eon
xenlK. MentziM', Myer A llluck. and ether
dcacrs Cattle, l.oe-i; liorseH, ait Iieb?, en :
sheep.a.l!j calv,70 1 lm stiles nt tlm vard
wero 'itf emtie ut 4HR03V B-. Calves aeld tit
nu avorae of $13 eicli.
At ScnncnlR'H ynnls. the sales woie 9SI cattle.
120 lambs and SO hem. Hulls selitatt3.4'(Blii
HORsi mockers, I.:U)(5; IoeiIoih ISQ&ZYi
iroed buteaerg, tt 73S ii. f.nmhs told at Ce i
B and he(js nt UQCe.
At ItmilTDP't I'nnl. KH nallta,ifn.n artl.l ... ,n
l.c, and filings at CJc.
htecK MirMu,
Quotiitlens by need, McOrann
era, l.niicanuir, I'u.
It A. X.
CO. A I.C
MlrhlL'aii Centra! H7
New Yerk Central IIS
NowJersey Cuntnil 8.1H
Ohie Central vj
Del Lack. A Western.... l'flt?
Oenvi'i' A Itle (iramlu.... V
Kiie w
Kiiisas A Tu.ths 17
I.ake Sliore iei
ClilcaftaA N. W com.... I2SW
N. NOnt.A WcHteru.... 'Jt
ht. I'aul A Omaha 41
1'eclhcMntl 3 Hi
ItochestorA l'lttsliitl'Kli.. 11U.
St. I'aul "... 103?2
Texas fuel tin .TOVi
Union I'acinc usjS
Watiasli Ceuunmi........ ail
Wabiish l'rorerro.1 n.w
Wwl'rn Union Teluuranli Dili
l.oulsvllleA Nitshvllle... mk
N. V Uhl. ft 8U I, i
l.ehlgli Vulley
t.ehl;h Niivh-iillen ISM
I'ennsylvitnt'i 5)2
Itcadlns V)i
l'.T. A llutrule 1i
Nottlieru I'liclllo-Cetn... n
Nnrllicrn I'ncltle 1'itif... 77
Husten villi
I'hlliulelphlu A Krle
Nertnciii Cuntral
UniloiKieiind
CniuuM Southern 50
Oil ,,,..(,..,.,,, ...... 10tj)
I'tople's I'aiacnirnr
A Ce,
12 u.
SIV
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M
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my.
1MJ2
41
34S-J
J0K
IfiVi
tt5s
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5
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42Ji
33
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I'iiiiuecipiiia.
Qiiotutleusby AssoeUtcd t'resi.
Stocks slt'OiiL',
I'hllitilulplilit A Kile it. it
ite tiling It'illread
... .....
17
2i'
rimnnyivuniiiKallreuii
I .r-lilKlt Valley Knllreiul
Unlti'i! Cemiiftnlcs or N'owJersoy.
Northeni 1'uclnc.
Noitliern I'ucllle t'tvlorrel
Nerllimn Ceiitml Itullread
l.niiWIi Nuvlifutleu Cempnny ,
Norrlkleivii icallieiul
Cunt nit Transportation Cetiiiuuy,
I'ltUliV, Tltiisvllliift Unit ile it. i:
MltleHulmvlklll Ittlliemi ,
K
W.
43Vi
5tj;
l(,!l
3S
Ii2
Mew vor.
Oiiotatlens by Assoelatod l'resj.
tilecks beuyant. Mouey, 'iQ3e.
N'iv Yerk Central
"Vi
r;vle iiuurn.ul
Aihimi K.nrc3
........
i
........ !.' I
iilclilinin I'imtiiil icillreiiil 87U
iiicmiriiii aentiu-rn itnllre.'tii l e t vr
Illinois Central lCitllreiid inn
Clevelnixl A l'ltlHlmri!li Uallreitd 13.1
Chlc.iunA Iteulc Islnnd lliillienil 123
I'lttsliKricli A Fert Wiiynn Ititllieud i:n
Wostern Union TVlOKi'iiph Company siw
1'oledeA Wubiwh ' !,.... 23
New J.nuy Ceiitriil urn
Vrw Yerk Ontario A Wnslern vavj
t.iiiUlMinaus Mini itmiiM
;iiurliiit tiy .1. Ii, I.eiik.
I'm t.t l
v'ul. , .
I.itin I Uy il l"t "I. I.inli,dllrt tK...fJUil 4n
IbiO ., Inn JHis,
IKW... ICe I1J
ISO,,. KH. IVe
Mir ct, in I ei-30yeir.. 100 10O..V
" ir(l. Hclioel l.etin..., loe '02
" lu I or 'J) yearn., loe loe
( " in finr'Xiyiuvrti.. Uii lOe
" e " lu lu or 2u years iuu liv.fi,
Mitntieliu lioreutrli letui 1011 ht:
Mtfiaur.i.1 UKOtm utoeoj)
(J11a11vvtHull.lt tvi nit,
MilluritV'llluUtrciilOai' vt .ts.jA
Imiulrur I'llimuirCniiipany M l"
(las I.Ut'iluiul Fuel Company 311
Htevcns Hntisu (llnndB) .' lu) a
Cnliiiuhla (las Company
Cnlumblu VValer Company 2
Hu-iiiU'lianna lien Cauipany. ...... ion -ii.V
MutlottHilellowwaro 100 221)
Sliiviins Heuse .....,..,,..., te t
Sicily island vi it
Kant lliitudywtnu A WayiiKab'if,,,. M )
Mlilmtivllle Nerma: Scheel 21
Northern Markel lim.S,
UIVOBLLAMKUUS HOdllll
Ouurr'Vllle II. It., itim Irtu iitiu tilt,. 0
lleui'liiK A Celuiiibla.U, lt,,6'j t:i u
t,tni.ulet Oils l.lulit anil ruel Ce.,
(Uii. In lor'JOyeara , ue i,.
UiiiCHstnr (liui I.tijlit uml Knet Ce.,
itnnl-.il , iu. nn
Kiisteiu Market m
Western Market An
TOnWlMUU STOOKf.
ltiSprliiK A Itoaver Velley 2a I .
HrldKopeii A lloreHlioo..,, u :
Columbia A Chestnut Hill r. j
'.'elumbla A WiwhliiKUni 2fi ai
CelittntilaAlllir Bprinir - 1
Columbia A Murletta i i
atayiewn v Kiizaoetniewn : 1
lJincasterA Knhrata A 17,
Lancaster A vlllew Btroet a II
Btrasmirtf A Millport ,. 25 'il
Marietta a Maytown ., V t:
Mnrlnttii A Mount Jev 2A 31
LanaKilzabetlit'nAMliiel'i lue te
Lancaster A rrultvllle. , ie te
LaitcasterALltttx , 2ft 73
Lancaster A WlUUmiUm n m lun
LaucnsUir A Maner W 133.10
Iamcaster A llanhiilm,,,,., 23 41
LancasterA Msriutu ,.,., 2.1 31
Lancaster A New Hnlland ltd 7
Lancaster A Btmuuetmnna. WXi V
SAUK STOCKS,
rirst National itanc 1100 tl t
irarraers' NatleniU Uank.j..,.. 60 lll.7i
rulten National liank....... lu) iU
Lancaster County National Hank., te IH'.bJ
Uetumbla National Uanki.,,,, Iuu 13
ChrUtlaua National Uuuk KM lit
Eptiratn National liauk iu1 in
Wrat National Dank, Columbia., ., iuu U ,3-1
rtrst National liana, flnislmri:,.,, te; l?l
flrat.NnienniUiLiik, MarluttA,. ... li M
rtrst National Hank, Mount Jey., Iw IM.'i
LttlU National Uuuk ,. Mi l
Manhelna National ltank uu If, I
Union National Hank. Mount Jey :i 73
New Helland Nntlenal Uank I .il
Uap National llauk I'M IJI