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LANCASTER BAIL INTELLIGENCE!, WEDNESDAY MARCH 12, 1884.
NO CASE MADE OUT,
THIS HPIIUATA TUAMTH HJHCII AllUKO.
rim r.vldonce KntU te mibitsntlnti)
llie
Ulinrge ut Aliirriftr Unity's lledy
UIhIiiieiI by lilt HrliilUef,
This morning Jan. Dell, Jehn Stevens,
Juhu .Ieiich mid Cherien Miiunluir, the
tramps wlie wero cliarir,ed with lulllctltiij
inJiirlcH which caused tlm tlcntlt of I'M
ward llaley, Minn "Hrldi'i ort Patty," nt
Mlllwny mi lust Friday, vu'iotnkeu from
the prison te Kplirutn for n henrlnjr. bofero
cmilte I). I). Kraals-.. The prisoners
worelnolinrKoof Ollloer Heffman, of the
Itc.idlnic railroad, and wero hnndoufTed In
pnlrs All Medr the read botweon this
eltynnd Ephratn, crowds wcre Katlioted
nt the niattetiH, nnxlottste eatch n Kllmtue
of the prUDtiers. A'. Hphrata n lare
party had nssombled, nttd the prisoners
worentonoo taken te the 'rnulio'seflloo,
when) no ene wan admitted except the
witnesses anil ropiesontntlvcs of the uews
papers of Lanoaster and Keadinjr.
Ttia llenriuc,
The hearing was started promptly at 0
o'clock and the 'ntulte stated that the men
had Ursa been charged with felonious
assault and battery, but wero new nlce
charged with iiiurder. Neither the
prlsoueis nor the oemnion wealth wcre
lopribetitcd by ceunsal, The prisoners
wrre told that they could nak sueh ipies
tiens as they raw lit
Officer Frcdericlc llelfmnn testillcd that
en the day after the nun was injured he
went te Mlllway and saw liltu put en the
train, from what witness heard he thought
the Injuries could net have been made by
the tram ; he thou started te leek for the
four men who hnd been with llaley ; he
heard Manning had gene ahead ; witness
went te Kphratn mid ariestcd Manning
first ; his companions seen caine along and
they wero takeu into custody.
The moil wero each taken away
noparntely and questioned by the
wliucrs. The steries told by thein were
substantially as thone published before
iu the 1nti:i,i.iei:icku , they denied any
critnn and said they wcre net with llaley
when he was hint ; tHovens, en tue way
te prien, said ene of the party had held
lfnlej u when a weight train parsed ;
Mnnuliig in LaucaMcr said, " Cheer up ;
if it was net for wh.shy we would net be
here ; te make a man r.ullty they must
piove It."
The llnllrunil .11 I'll Tcitlly.
Alfred Urojery and Themas Williams,
engineer and (Weman c f the p.isseuger
train which inn north en the day of this
occurrence, testillcd tmliNtantially as they
did when before tlm orator; the man, be
fere the ongiue reached him, was t far
from the track te have been touched by
any part of the train; the flicmau watched
him until the whole train panned and he
dldi.j' ni'ive nor did nuyef the cars touch
ii i tn ; he wjs lying across the track with
his head towards it.
Sarmirl Kby testified that hesiw Mm
man when he was lying by the side of tli
track flltceu tniuntis after the pi-piirr
tram had passed; his hend wis ' .u
feurtrcn Inches from the tall ; the i-iati
moved slightly, but did ret speak ; tuner
saw Haley before that time ; saw the
prihet.ers after the body was found.
KiUin M't'.tiilpy, Laura Hear nnd Alice
Wnlfe testified that they were the first te
find Haley after tic train had stepped ;
his head was nbeut a feet from the rail ;
he only moved his baud ; the four
defendants came from Mlllway with the
crowd.
The witr.OMses wrre cters-cxnmlrjcd by
Manning, ene of the prisoners, who seem
ed te be intelligent and very anxious te
make inquiry into the case. They said
the iniured man had a hat which had a
out d.'Wii through the middle aud it looked
as though the cars had made it.
.1 rph llrubakcr testillcd that he was
stall' u agent at Millway ; he was inform
cd ill kC a man was lying along the track ;
he uiutup.md found him as dcierlbed ;
from that position he ceul 1 net liavi been
struck by n train ; there were no marks
in the ditch as though the man had mevet.
Engineer Oiegety, upon biiug recalled,
te ilU'd th a' he saw tl.e four prireueis
statu t.ig a aitist a ile of tics about "00
janl smith of Midway , told the fireman
te tell iLe Miit ion assent that a man was
lying n'eug the ttnek and he had hotter
have him removed.
n.e llieman, upon being recalled, testl
tie 1 that he teid tlie statieu agent of the
man lying along the track and advised him
te s ml seme one up te leek after him.
Bintuel Dyer testillcd that he saw Haley
at Mr. Erb's heuse after he was hurt ; he
fipoke but little and when he did it was
enh te curse and swear inn rambling way ;
linn- of the defendants assisted in taking
II ili) 'e the railroad; heaul the doctor
say (hitiug the night that Haley would net
gctuvcr thin.
What l'jiienger Saw.
Lemeii Myers, who was a passenger en
the tram, testillcd that he saw the injuted
man ; Le was lying en his fllde crosswise
In tin ditch with his he.nl uext te the
rail ; his head was 18 or "0 inches from
the t ail ; his hat was drawn after the
train by the ciirient; the man did net
iiMvt- in the least ; raw four men en the
pi mde of Mlllway ut a pile of tics ;
i.fii.1 the ttaln had passu! they walked
upon the track and followed it.
Jereme lti-nsler testified that he was 'it
Mlllwa) when the train stepped ; the llro llre
rnan told him a man was lying along the
track and he eheuld be looked after, as he
did net knew whether thej hadstruek him
or ret ; witucss with the prisoners n d
eMiets went up te whute Haley was lying ;
seveml of the priseiicts weie drunk; the
hat worn by Haley looked as though it
had btcn tern tSteveus, the boy, told wit
nets at the station that they had left ene
of ll'iir paity behind, as he had intended
te sleep In n bam.
Jehn Ilcnder testillcd that he haw the
iujuinl mau lying en the side of the rail
read with his head resting en the ties,
Haley's Whereabouts.
Daniel Graybll!, who residca a mile west
of KotliBviUe, testillcd that Haley came te
his heuse en the afternoon of this day and
asked for a drink ; he was very drunk ;
he then went away, following his com
panions, and going towards the railroad ;
the men had nsked the hired mau whether
Ilnley could sleep in his barn and he told
them he was net boss
Manning, of the prisoners, cress oxara exara
incd the witness, and nil of the prisoners
Mated that they did net soe Ilnley from
the tlme they left him nt QrayblllM until
after he was injured.
II. IS. Hess testified that he was nt
Hothsville en the day llaley was Injured ;
he saw the four prlaouers pass first und
Haliy followed them seme dlstauce in
about in minutes.
Louisa Keller testified that oho saw four
men paBs her heuse en the railroad, walk
ing towards Mlllway, and the fifth mau
followed bhettly alter wards ; the llrst
party kept looking towards Itothsvllle.
Jehn Benders testified that he was walk,
lug en the railroad that day and saw four
men walking toward Itothsvllle (which
was n difforent ditoctien from that In
which the ether witnesses had lecn thorn
going) jwltiiess did uotrccegnlzo these met
in the persons he taw.
Kniina M Mlnnlch testified that she
lins at Mlllway ; en this Friday she was at
home between 4 and 0 o'elook ; she saw
Jamil. Dill, one of the defendants, at her
home ; he asked for something te rat,
which was glveu him; when wltness baud,
ed the Lte.id te hltn she noticed bleed en
his hand (Dill interrupted the witnem
nnd Kali), " It is from n scratch, which I
luve new nud I get It that day.") This
was befere the train passed.
ChiiMiaunOeycr testlfled that oho ro re
sldih between Itothsvllle nnd Mlllway ;
taw four men pass her heuse en this day,
and seme tlme afterwardi another man
came along and follewod thorn j wltncsj
thought It was posslble for the last man
te be nt the place whero he was found
about the tlme the train arrived thoie ;
he could net have goue much farther than
that ; he was te drunk he could seatcely
get nlengt
Alter hearing the ovldenoo, the Vqillre
thought Micro was net nufllolent te held
the prisonerH, and they wero discharged.
Ilnley' lluily Ulslmiul,
During the progress of the hearlng, the
'soulre roeolvod a dlspateh from the rela
tives of llaley nt Drldgopert, C'eiiii,,nsklug
him te have his body shipped te that
place nt onee, and te communicate with
II. W. Deris, at Carlisle
tlK.lNII HAI. StAHuUK.
Tlie
Ifiliretv mirlitl Union Uelnlirntlnc
tlie
I'nrltn NitiiMiu nt tlmnt Hull.
Lait night being the joyous feast of
I'nrltn wns colebrated by u bat tnasqite In
Urntit hall, given by the Hebrew soeial
union, of this city. About forty persens
were masked. .Most of the Jewish families
of the city wcre present. The Salvation
armies and the sheemaker, bin wlfe nud
baby wcre the most plcaslui; nnd original
make tips en the lloer. They nttrncted
much trtentlni! and each took thelr part
very Itvi rly.
I'rliscs were nwardrd for the host char
acter pcimatleu, the first prlr.e being
taken by the Salvation Army, Ne. 1, nnd
the r.ecuinl prlze te the shoemaker, his
wlfu anil b.iby. The prizes were given
out. at 11 o'clock, when the unmasking
took plaoe, after which all ropaireil le
their tcspectlve homes only te appear
afterwards in full dress. At 12 o'clock
stipper was furnished by II. Copland,
and served by Jeseph Lebar.
Among the most nttraotlve In mast;
and cestitmn worn L. Ilasch, L.
Astrieh, Gee. Hamburger, Mrs. L.Sylves
ter, Misj Stella Ilirsh and L Heffman, as
the Salvatieu Army Ne. 1, who played en
all kinds of musical instruments. Mr.
Heffman's playing en the cornet was
almost equal te that of a Levy. Iu the
Halvatleu Army Ne. 2 appcated Isaae
Strauss, A. Gniismati, Merris Strauss,
Amelia Strauss nud Miss Miller. Shoo Sheo Shoe
maker and wife, M. Roeeuthal nud llalph
Simen.
Among the characters norRenatod were
the following : Irish Lord, Simen Hirsh ;
Hott'e. Hrui, Astrich ; Shepherdess, Miss
Hallle Iteseriiteiu , Irish Washurwnmiu,
Isnae Hesenstein ; Hed Carrier, D. G.
Ilirsh ; Peddler Hey. Master M. Let I) ;
Pcdtller Weman, Misj Cairie Strauss. The
Sister of Charity was porsenatod by Miss
Hose Hlrsh, Mil's Helle Adler. as Snow
Flake, wns very attractlve ; Ditte I'age,
Herman Astrieh ; Country GUI, Miss
Zetta Selig , Sailor Dey, Scott Adlcr.
Prominent among the Invited guests
present wero : Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Mevers, Miss Meyers, Mrs Frnttrcs
Ilirsh, Miss Kpstniu, Miss N'ollie Cwln
stein ami Miss Hose Frank, of I'hiladol I'hiladel
phia , Mr and Mrs Hoienthal.of Haleigh.
C , I) H Wullfe N. Y ; A. Merris,
San Antoula, Texas ; L. HelTmnn,
Seuth Carolina ; Mr. and Mrs. I).
Mil) or. Hev Dr. Uugerlttder, Mr. and
Mrs II. Luckenbach, Lancaster.
Tajler's orchestra of six pieces furnished
the tnitb'c. During the graud march the
Salvation Army Ne. 1 distributed tracts
containing humorous verses nppropriate te
the occasion.
IT l1 rlUMIfOltl).
I lie SIhii 1,'HiiRtit In Unrllnle Is I rt entitled us
the one.i.ytil Hurie Ttilaf,
It has been noticed previously that the
Carlisle authorities had arrested a man
whom they supposed te be Jehn Frauk
fold, thu fjmuus herse thief nnd Jul
Ineiker; and that Prisoukcepor Hurk
huldi r had sent en a photograph of Frank
letd te be compared with the man held
Micro I'he following dispatch was re
ceived this afternoon :
CAUMM.K, Pa , Mar. 10, 1894.
D. A' Jlurkheldcr, Lun. Ce, Vrlien, Lancaster
J, V. Sewers, of Lancaster, identified
him as Jehn Fraukferd, of Lancaster, Pa.
Jeb IHrrz, Chief of Police.
The man who has identified Fraukferd
undoubtedly is the Jehn Sewers who for
many years was a night watchman in this
eity ami who remeved te U.irlUle seme
eais age. He should kuew Fraukferd
unmistakably.
Tin history of Frankford has se often
been .ivcn that It is scarcely uecessary te
ropreduco it. He has been ene of the most
expeili'iiccd jail broakers in thin country
nnd his reputation in that line is notorious.
In 1877 he was convicted of herse stealing
and larceny iu this county ami was senten
ced te 111 years imprisonment, He made
several attempts toescapo,cuttiug through
iron clad cells twice. Iu making ene at
tempt te get nway nbeut three years nu'e
he wns shot in the face by Cipt. Jehn P.
WtUe, wl e was then prison kceper. Frem
that wound he lest the sight of ene eye
outiiely. In the summer of 1832 he os
caped irem the shoe shop of our prison
wih a number of long term convicts. He
was recaptured in West Chester again,
escaped nnd was agalu captured, and after
helm; convicted en sixteen charges of herse
eteallng nud larceny, was sent back te
Lancaster te finish his term. In Ootebor
last, with cloven ethors, including the
Buz, nds, he escaped for the last tlme, nud
if new brought back will ue doubt seen
make another diMi for freedom.
itAii.HOAi auuiii:nt.-.
A rifllit Train llcniuilltlied mi tlie i-urt
Iepelt llallreud.
Tills morning nbjut 0 o'clock there was
an aceulcnt en the Columbia nud Peit
Deposit railroad, about ten tnilosbalew
Columbia, by which eWvuu freight cars
wero thrown from the track, aud two of
them badly wrecked, the traek tern up
for seme dlstauce aud the toad blockaded
all day, The accident wns caused by a
broken flange en ene of the car wheels.
The Columbia wrecking traiu was Gent
down te oleartho trnek.
rnt.l Criiitird,
This tiierniug James Malouey, a repair
man en the Pennsylvania railroad, em
pleyed iu Supervisor Michael Dartley's
gaug, nt Dlllerville, whlle attempting te
jump upon n hand truck leaded with ir u,
get ene of his feet uuder the wheel nnd
had it badly crushed. He was taken te
Ids home, Ne. 840 West James strict,
where he was attended by Dr. Helnnd.
He will net lesn his feet but will be did.
nblcd for seme tlme.
ejnuuuii hTi.r.i'i.t-.s
Tliut el ttm rrctitmlui Uliurcti found tn
be tlm UUIiuit lu tlm illy.
Mr. Jntncs 0. Carpeutcr, the well known
surveyor, has bceu rcoently dovetlug him
self te n study of the comparative Nova Neva Nova
teons of the Iwo hlghest church utcoples In
Lancaster that of Trinity Lutheran en
Seuth Duke Bticet and that of the Pres
byterian church en East Orntige atrett
Ue finds the olevatiou of the eardlunl
points of the atcople of the Prcflbytcriati
church from fhe lovel of the ohureh pave
ment te be 173 leet, 0 Inches, The ulovntlen
of the cardiual points of the Luthernn
ehurcli stcople is 188 fcet, -1 inches, from
Its pnvetnent base. Dut, iuasmueh as the
latter pavoment lu 25 fcet, 7 Itioues lower
than the pavement nt the Presbyterian
ehuich. that height must be added te that
of the Presbyterian steeple, nuking it 100
feer, 1 lneh. Counting, thoreforo, the
couipaiatlvediflerouce-i la thu helghts el
their location, the Preabytarlan ehuich
stcople is 10 feet, 0 Inohes higher than
that of Trinity Lutheran.
bale et HauU Fixture
Tue llxtuicB of the Inte Commercial
in tietml bank of Headlug wero sold by the
Pi en national en Saturday list te n new
bank about te be opeued at Lincoln, Lan
caster county,
OLUMBIA NEWS.
.ion itKtiui.Ait uumtEHi'dNDr.ntiic.
Htnblieit In tun AUnumen In the Huclnl
World Acrein ttm Itirtr HerunRti
llmtaet of Lata Mews.
.TnmcB Hwconey wns ntnbbed In the
nbdomen Inte Inst night by Ambrose
O'Dennell, ou Frent street. A feud hns
long existed botweon the two, but last
night they met en Frent stroet, shook
hands, nnd bcaame engaged In nn
npparently frlendly conversation. O'Don O'Den O'Den
eoll auiidenly oxprcssed his Inten
tion of "cutting Hwoenoy'fl guts out,"
nllcglng that the latter had Insulted him.
Bwcouey thereupon knocked O'Dennell
down, and the latter then rese with n
knlfe In his hand, with which he struek
the ether nbeut an Inch from the umbill
eus, inflicting n long but net very doep
wound. The assailant find, and the In.
Jurod man was taken te n doctor's office
Ne Borleim results nre oxpeetod te onsue
from the wound.
Iu ttis fcecntl World.
About 80 persens nttended n mtrprlse
party whleh wnH given te colebrato the
birthday nnulversary or Mrs. William Mo Me Mo
Devltt en Monday ovenltig. The evening
was pleasantly passed In dancing nnd in
pasttimes usual te such occasions, An
olegnut supper was served te the guests,
Miss Klla Torberr, nf ter a pleasant visit
le friends hote, left for her home lit Col
umbus, Ohie, yesterday.
Acusi trio lllvir.
The station at Wrlghtsvllle is ene of the
prettiest along the Frederick railroad
since Its recent tepalnting nud tepapcrlng
by Mr. William Morrison, of Wrights
ville. Toe chanuel which formed a pissage
tliieugh the loe gorge extendlng from
Columbia te H.Unbrldge, has widened te n
distauce or about two hundred yarns or
mere
A heuse costing nearly 410,000 is belng
built iu Wrlghtsvllle by Ell Btrlokler,
Celumbii has net get many mero hand
somer residences than it will be when
tlnlKliid.
WHlker riilllln in Umbe.
Wnlltcr Philips wns urrcsted bcte yes
terday by Ofllcur Wlttlek en the charce of
having rebbul n gunsmith's stoie In Yetk
ou the 8di of last November. Philips
endeavored te t sea pe from Mm officer b
running into the river bridge, but was
pursued and overtaken. He resisted ar
rest despcrntely, but was finally subdued
and handcuffed. Lint night a Yerk
policetuan uscett"d htm te the Yerk coun
ty jail Philips is n resident of Lancaster,
is about 23 ycais of age, nud belongs te a
tespietable lamity.
Tniimirml.
A baiber named Wall Walker entered
th" strvice of William Hedman recently
pi iKuntlcd the latter te become his security
ler a suit of clothes and thou well, the
itiovitable icsult followed Walkct depart
Lit for ether Holds of labor.
Hichep and Fiuett, Philadelphia barbers
have opened n Ivtber shop in the building
formerly occupied by Hucse's restaurant.
Itttiirnt'tl te tlirlr yuurlcr,
Jehn Hurst and Jehn Hrinkley, two lads
who bad run away from thu Lancatter
home for the fiicndleM, wt're returned te
that institution this morning by Ofuoer
Wlttick, te whnm they went for lodging
last night.
nniuinl 'leMii.
Orlou ledge of Odd Fellows meets to
night. Plenty of mnney after Apill 1st, is the
prediction of the Columbia Herald. Hew
dots It knew ?
The following Columbians weut te
Philadelphia te day : S, C. May, O. C.
Kauifmau, J A. Mejerp, Mr and .Mrs. M.
Hachcnheimer, Mr, at.d Mia A. Jesael,
William Shfiibirgrr and Gcerge Wan
btugh.
SO.NS 111- VCl'MIANH' KAIIt.
lis tl no i.uit Mlit Alter u BuccfMfiU llun
i t Mnn I ajr.
Thcie was nuether gieat crowd nt the
Suns nt Veterans fait' last oveniug te sce
the oleilug scenes nud hear the result of
the voting nnd ohancieg. A'mest very
tiling en the tables was disposed of, the
articles that were uet sold being eliauced
elf by the paddle wheel arrangement,
The fair was quite ti success, and though
the books have net jet UL'C" balanced, tlie
committee of airanucmeuls expect the net
prellts te be from $500 te 700.
The mtieli'H disputed of b vote last
night weie nwaidcd te the following
tiamed persons, who received the hlghest
Lumber of etcs for the respective atti atti
eles :
Breech leadiut; Gun Jacob Foes.
Silver Wat eh Harry Wendltz.
Lady's Geld Watch Mlm Hobecea Mil
ler. Circulnr Saw r.lnicr Miles.
Tener Drum Gcerge Orablll.
riilvcr Calto U.isket Miss Gorri'eht.
Ticket 1,023 wen the set of furniture,
The helder of the tloket is net known, but
can get the furniture- by presenting the
ticket te any member of the committee.
Inspecting the I'ninp,
.Mayer MacGeuigle, Mayor-eleot Itofcn Itefcn
mlller City Trcnsurer Mjers, Stiperlnten
dent of Water Works Ilalbanh, Machinist
Jeseph Hoever, Clerk Hyren Ilrewn, and
Coiiucilmen G. W. Drewn, W. K. lieaid,
Dr. It. M 11 . cuius, Harry A. Diller aud
Philip Zecher made n visit te the city
water works this afternoon te luspoet thn
new Wotthlngten 0,000,000 gallon pump,
new hi course of erection in tlie works
Tfleptieim Cum ccilnn.
I. L. Landis, tu.iuhiuist, 5U5 Cherry
htrnt, this c'ty j Ulias Wolf, oeal and
lumber morehant. Deck aud Urnndt, dry
goods, nnd A. J. GcU, cigar box nianufne
Hirer, of Akren, ara new eouneeted with
the telephone exchange.
.llfijnr's Uauit.
His honor bad a half dozeu bums te
dispoe of lids morning. IIu discharged
nil of thorn except one, who wns dttiuk
and disorderly, nnd he committed him te
the county jail for 15 days.
Ointelully AekunwIciiECd.
The Ladles' Union Dorcus society uialutully
uck nnwIoilKe the following donations received
Dince Feb. 25! from Mr. II. 11. Crchraii, $ i
a friend, II; II. K. K (1 1 Mr. William Hett
shu, (3 ; eleven garments from the Industrial
society ; mill a box of Wllllmuntle cotton
from Mr. William K. Celluday, Philadelphia,
iceelvcd tlueugli Mrs. Kebt, Housten,
t'xlilbltleu in l'rnctlcal nnd llccorntlve Art
Ladles me ecrdlally Invited te call and cee a
Kiuml exhibit of hniisoheld drnpertes and
samples et beautiful suulni; machine work lu
Uieul Mirlely, exrculed only en the IIkIiI
luiiiilni: Homesile,iit thoeillco nn I salesroom
oil, 11. Campbell, Ne. 21 Centie Sijuiue, Lan
caster, Pa. Te contlnue ene wcuk, commenc
ing Monday evening, March 10 mg-tftl
UKATHti,
ecmi-ln this city, March 10, ISjl.uthls
Inte lexlileuce, Ne. Su Heutli ijuetn slruit,
Henry Yeunu, in the 40lli year et his uxe.
The relatives unit lilondset the family, also
Lodce Ne, 43, F. ft A. M., Monterey Le ige,
Ne. 21., i. e.u. r.anareit e u a. it., uru
respectfully Invite I t nttend the futieial,
Irem ihoiejldunee nl hli lather, Ne. I4ii tu.nl
Vine vtreut, en Thuifdiiy nttoiiieou ut 2(
o'clock.
Kiirlt. -March 10, ,881, in Maner tewndiip
Andrev tbuly, ngeit iu jiuis.O uientisaii't
17 days.
The relatives and lileieU et tlie lamllvarn
respccttully tnvlted te attend thu funeral
fiein thu leslilonce of Ills son-in-law, Prank
Hammend, Ne 213 Neith Lliue street, I.nn
caster, Pa en Tliureday aftoriieon nt 2
o'clock. Intermentat Lancaster cemetery.
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liimilre of
1'iiimi
I,KII7,KI,TKIt,
inl2-2til 141 Nertn guoen street.
TVHITICI5-TI1F.
MKMIIKItft OK MDNTK-
li rey LoiIre. Ne. 211. 1.
(). O. F . will meet
nt thelr liallnt IK e clock te-morrow (TIIUII&-
hay ) nuernoen, ler me pwriiuiu n iiiiunuini;
tlin lunurnl et our Iste brother Henry ,1.
Yeunir, l.nncnster I.edRO, Helini I.odue nnd
tlie order In Kuneral, nre repcctliilly Invited,
UIIA8, I. IMNI)18,N. (J.
Attcstt Ij. ItATHvntf, becratiiry. It
A TTKNTION. TIIK UUMUADI'H IF
iV (loe. II. Themas 1'est. 81. U. A. It., urn
remwftted tonmetnlilo nt (Jrnnit Army llnll nn
Army llr
it IK e'c
id the fu
TIIUItHDAT AFTKIINOUN nt
'clock.
sharp, In lull uniform, te iittcml the fun era I
nt our Inte eotnriule, Henry .1 Ynunir. All
cntnnulps el the O. A. It. nre Invited,
lly order et
M. N, HTAUK, L'ammuniliir.
Attest i U. It. Kassaciit, AOJt. ltd
T.3TATU OK VUAM7. JOtlRIMI DIMII'.t.
II lata nt thu City et l.ancastfr. ilce'd let
ters tcstamentnry en miiM eslnte hivlnK licen
Brsnted te tlie undonluneil, all perilous In-ileliU-il
thuicte me rnqniwiteil te innkn tm tm
tnuillnte imyment, and theii having clulms
or ilemniids nirnlnst the siune, will present
them without delny forseltlomimt te thuun
derslKtied. JNO. A COl l,K.
lebO-CUlW Kxccuter.
(J tOUKIIOLllKUS' IMKKTIN(1-IN I'UllrtU
O nncu nt a resolution et Iho Heard or 111
rectors et tlie Farmer's Northern Market
Company, et Lnnotster. 1M.. n meeting of the
slockhelilor et the ald corporation will tm
held nlthn Kin mono llnuse. In the city et l.ati.
cruitwr.eilTUKMOAY, MAItUll 18, A. 1). 1M4,
at 10 a. in., ler the purpoie of censlilcrinit end
acting upon it preposition te Incn ase ths
capttnl stock et tliesa'dc mptny, nureelnirte
tlm previsions of thu Act of Axemblj pesied
April 2, 1M74. eutltleit ' An Act ter the lncer
ntlen and ltcirulntlen et Certain ( orpern.
tlens." laitAKM,. iiANm-s
I'lLdlilOllt.
Jessnt Hamseh, Becretary.
I.aucustnr, January 13. lbil tlMirdU'AZmw
HEALTH
CORSET
Net tHkes tlie loud ei everythlna In llie Cor
setlliU', in luillesllnd It llie most
COMFOIirAllI.ti
ARD
1'EltFBCT K1TT1SU
uarment worn, llcrcliunts ssv It kIvcs the
best aatlslactleu et any Conset they ever sold.
Fer sule liy all lea llnir ifouler. I'rlce by mull
1 1. te.
FOY. IIAItMUN A CO..
lnl-WAS20t
New Haven, Conn.
IjuuLMJ-jAi.r:. en wKiicsntr, niAit
12, 1SS, will be sold ntpublle sale, nt tlm
l.oepiril heltl. Kiist Ktnij mreet. I.iiiicaslcr,
I'u., tlie following viluablu roil rslale. le wit :
All that crtnln let or plecoetKinund situated
en tin- iiistsldii et Seuth lluke Htreet, in the
city of Lancaster, Imvlnu thereon erected a
two-story lllitclv UOU.Sh belntr Ne. 117 1 he
house Ii suitably lenatud tot a doctor or ler n
tlrmcliuH bn'inllnK house, containing ten
rooms nnd n bath riieui. with whsIi-kitchen In
the rca-, itm nil threiiKli the house, water
clntflt In the Imth room, dumb waiter riinnliiK
Inte cellar, cellar under the whole building,
leiv down Krsti-, si le allay. The front biilldliiK
I rJl font! Inches front, with the ilwrtit nt u
J tout alley. The buck bulliltni: ts &2 toot deep,
with a wash kitchen 8 by 0 luct, with 38 tcut
hack et liullitlnifs. Het nud cold water In
kitchen eewcranu through tlie yard, cholce
trult anil new funeen ull around.
Any person ile-tlrltiK te vlew the property
will piciwe call ut 117 Heutli Durte street.
Terms eusy.
Thern aru three porjens that, will bIve $3'0 a
1 ear rent.
a.de te bexlii nt7 o'clock, p. m., et guld day,
wiicn aiioniiaute win i e given ey
HKNItY 1. KICHLKll.
HsMiT Sncnr.RT, Auct, inC-TUl
Jancasti:k
j HANK.
COCN'IV NATIONAL
.Match 7, In I.
ncweiTtriti.
I.eansnnd discounts t h5l,l.l3 !)1
t'. S. Ilends te secure clrctilutlen . 300,0ue 00
Ileal jlute 23.3'JO 1.1
Curicnt Kxpenscsiind taxes patil., 7, JO 14
Checks utid ether cash Items 11,737 IH
Hue by Hanks (exclusive et ii
servn) MfH',40
I.eu'iil Itesvrve I uiliU 13i) Wl W!
H.407 41H 31
LIAUILITILS.
Cupltul Stock paid In
Suiplus Fiiml
I'ndlvldiMl Finn Is
Cliculutlen
IUvIilunds unpaid
Indlvl luul IlepeFlts
Due te Hunks
3fl0,00i) 00
1AO.0OJ ih)
!ii,'iti 07
270,001) 00
l,ill7 Oil
013,1V) Si
pj.in !i
$1.4 7.4IS 31
F. II.
ISIIAKt. I,. l.lKDIH,
II. C. I.KIIUAN.
J, I, llAllTMAK,
IIItKNHMAN, Cushlcr.
Directors,
itmrl2 Itil.tw
Y
7 AM, I' 1'Klt.
J. B. Martin & Ce.
LANCASTER, PA.
Wall Paper
DEPARTMENT.
OUR SPECIAL SALE
ISOK INTKllEST TO AN ONK O.NTI'.
PLATINU I1AVINO PAPLlt HAMS
INU HUNK THIS HPIllNb.
MARCH 1st. te UAKCH 15(1.,
THKKOLI.OWINO UKUUCrlUXS ON ALL
WALL PAPERS
UfLAlil' YKAU'S I'A'ITKUNS NO DAJI.
AUKDUUOIUATANY PIIICH.
Every Piece of Pnper Warrantetl.
Holds, l.'i1und $1.(0, reduced te 50a. Uelds,
60e and 0c, reduced te '.rle aid 25e, Flats, 23s,
reduced te Sound 10a. Hntln, ;5c, reduced le
6e and 10c. Illauks, l'e, reduced te no nnd Va.
WearnmakliiKa Clean Hnci-p et Old Pat Pat
terus. Kvury ene must no
Of Ilemembcr, our pilce ter HauKlmr dur
ing thin sale (till M4ro(ir),lnve oeuu luducud
te Se ami lue; 01IU, 12Ke.
We employ the Hest Mceianlui In the city,
nnd Kuarantue all work
J. B. MARTI & CO,
Cor. West King anil Prlnce HL'
LAN'OASThll, PA.
IfbTAlV. UK V. A. IIIIM!!, l.Al't, or I
!i Lancaster city, deceased. Letters el ud-
ministration e said i statu having beeu'
uruiued te thu unilcrblgncil, ull persenu
liidebted thurule ute leauisted te make
lmmediate payment, and these laving clahna
or dumuiids iiuiilnst tlie same, will piesuut
them without deluy lei set llr inuut te tlm nn
dclunud. UKllKCCA HIC.NUlt,
J.UUHTZOUK,
Admlnlsiruters,
J, UAT Bnew, AXt'T. J12tdeaw
SKW AnrHllTlltHAfKNTS.
IJHNN UIOAIli KHUJ1 SI 00 A'lllt 11U. 11U.
dred up, nt
HAItTMAN'H YKM.OW PftONTCHlAH
8TOUK.
SITUATION WANTUD.-A UOUNTltV
(llrl wsnts a situation te de gennral
housewnrk. Can ceme well rcrommendcil.
Apply at this eftlcs.
-L.
WHI'.N I AOVKHTInll (JI.KAU HAVANA
Filler Cluars for S cents, I Riisrantee
thein tn he such.
IIAUTMAN'8 YKM.OW FUONT clUAIl
8TOUK.
rpilK. I.AKOI'.Sl- AMI IIKHT HTOOIC UK
X Kuchre, CoMlne and 1'oker curds trem 80
perpnclt up,
HAIITUAN'S VKI1I.OW FllONT OIUAIt
8TOKK.
TtrlMllVAl,.-! IIAVK HKMOVKO TIIIC
IV Wholesale Notion Jluslness lrem Ne A
Katt Klnirstreotte .13 and 3.1 Heutli tjueeii
street, oppesllo the Fountain Inn
Uiar7-tfd JULIUS I.OKtl.
rrtlK NINOKK HKWINO niAOIIINK OK.
J nce will be removed en April 1, 1831, te
i.H Knst Klnic strcet, new occupied by the
iiy anuu euiriii
TIiKfiINOF.ll MANF'O CO.,
A.J. M1TC1IKU,, MannKOr.
lil31md
UUTTIIMH, IIUTTOriH, IIUTTtlNS.
Come and nxamlneniirendless variety el
Knncy Dnws lluttens, which we nre sellln
at unit prices, nt
BWAKK'S,
60 North (jiteen street.
Open every evcnliijf tin 8 o'clock. Jl0 3milli
NOTIUlt TIIK, MK.M1IKK1 OK A.OIIOK
Ne, M. K. and A. M.. will meet nt thelr
hall en TIIUKSIIAY AKTKHNUON at IK
o'clock, for the piirpwe et nttendln the
iincral el our Inte brother, Henry J. Yeung,
The members et I.umborten I.odue, Ne, iU,
are re'pcctfully invited te participate. Full
MrtHOnle dress, lly order et
JAMKSII.STIllNK.W. M.
II. s. Oaea, accietnry. mll-'lt
J,AVI'11V rtr.NSIttl.K. IIOUHKKKKI'KIt UK
It qulrlni; 1'itre Teas and Collce, In neat
condition every time, (1100111 cull ler 8.
(H.AUKK'S Tnai and CofTee. at No..1lVet
KliiK street, Hcst Oramilati-d Huar, V.n per
pounds t 4 pounds ler !') cents. llcM W'lilte
7c, our pound I.Uiit Ilrewn Hii;.ir, 23 cdiiIh.
Will tnove le Ne. as, directly opposite April
MSSI. marll-ljd
TVui,UrinN
nerillK -TIIK I'AIIT-
If ncrslilp elstlng between
im. iimlnr tlm
firm namael Mentzir.t 'cist, has been this
duy dissolved by mutual consent, The col
lection et amounts due te thn said firm, and
the soil lumen tot Its debts will be attendPil te
bv.l. F. Ite'st, who will continue In the busi
ness, .1 M.MF.NTZKU,
J. F. IIKHT.
Ihaiiklul for past favors, tlie uuilcrlgneil
solicits tlie llke patronage ler bU successor.
who will carry en the biHlnesi nt the old
Hand. .1. V. MKN l'ZKll
l.AuisTcii, March 10. 1S8I mll-Ctd
run HAl.K,
nill MAI.K.
HKUONOIIAMI flMIIMK.
I? Apply ut this offlce.
fl2-tfd
lOll lll'.NT-A ONK-hTOItV IIOUnK, NO.
J.' S') West Clitstnutstrcet. Apnlyntthe
Kit
INTKIiMUK.S'UKIl OFFICK.
J7IK KK.NT KKO.1l tl'ltlf. 1
1 The third lloer of Ne. r, Eust KIiir sircet,
sultnble ternny klml et btisliics. liinulrnut
JtS-tfd NOS. 0 ft 8 NOKTIIJIUKKN ST.
T7IIK IthNT A IIHICIC WAKKlltlUsKON
V Bllllln Htreet, between Seuth
Uueen anil
l'rlncii streeis, rear el (Ine. M
Ce'h Btoie. Apply at this olllce.
Hlulnman A
112-tfil
1.MIK HICNT t.AIKll-. AMD DKSIIl AIII.K
. Frent Itoem, Kastern trent en second
story, with or without oenrd.
tnll till '.20 KA8T OltANOE HTKKKT.
IO It HKNT-Al'll'.KM'ltll, 1, A I.AUOK
V renin en the second fleer et the Inquirer
biilldlnt', licnted by Hteam.
INQUlllKIt IMIINTINUCO.
ino-Stceil S3 and M North Queen Hi.
JOlt MAL.K, en KAST TKtC.lld
I have some houses en New at.d Duke
streets which I will soil en caster terms than
ever before eltuied te the public. Call nn
I. 1 SIAYKIt,
Jan9-2ni(l 34J North Queen stiuet.
IOKIIKKT THU I.S.KUI: TtVILITllllV
: IlltlCK UKsIDKNOE en northwest coi
ner of Huke and Frederick strec's All tno.l tne.l
ern conveniences; luige let uilti trult In
abundance, Btuble, Ac.
AL1.AV A. UKIIU A LU,
mll-lwd 1W Hast Klnrstnet.
J"TlHTrHri5XrKaTNTATritl) Y, million
22, ISM, will be Held ut publle snle at the
Hclstcr house, corner nt North (Jueun and
Chi'StnutHtruuti', ull that Cditulu tuo-ntery
HIIICK l!UII,I)INK. known iw the FUIKND
SHIi fcNUlNB HOUhK.
Hale te commenee at "o'clock lu tln oven evon
Int', when conditions of sale will be tna'e
known by
JOHN McUULLKY and ethors.
Ilc.vr.r SucDEitT, Triislces
Auctlencci, mS,10,12,lM7,I!).22
i)uiii.ni hai.k of .m:
I'llltNirilltK.
DAY. M AllCll 13.
1 win no soul en in u I.
lssl, a Ne, 301
North Queen strcet. l.uneas-
ter. Inr the mimosa et cleslnir out IuhImcb
an et tire stock et NKW FUitNlTUKK. con cen con
RlntlnKet nnu llandninely Carved Solid .Ma .Ma
heitiiiiv Chumber butt, two Walnut Chamber
--ullH, the i.'olliue suits, In illirercnt colors,
ene Walnut Clui't et Hiawurs i arne Walnut
lloelicaM', sultublu for a lare nice, ene Hed
Leuiivi', Tuliles nl evury description. Wash
Mauds untl Hailste.uU an uleeunlutsertmcut
et CeucIich, lurKU let or I.euhhi'k, Hudknud
btraw Sluttiisses, Kajy ('hairs, Wall Chilis,
Sef,i, tliiei) Parler bull-, ene Heater and
Pipe, Small Stevo and a lsiye let nf nods net
mentioned.
Snle tocenimenco at 10 e clock a. in., sharp,
nnd tocenlluui) unlll tlm outlre stock IsdU
p 'd et, wltl out icserve or undeililiU,
A. t . KLINN.
SAMrnt, lls ft Ke. Anns.
teb27xtunrl,!,sa,li),ll,l2
OUPIIANs-COUHTHAI.i;.
lly lrliire el an order of thu Orphans'
Court of L iiirnster ceuntv. tin- iindi rslKnn '
will sell enTUK-UAY KVK.MNU, MAHCII
19, 1831. at the Koynteno Hetel, In tlie city nt
Lancaster, the following valuable city piop piep
erty, viz
A let of Kreund en theeniitn sldu el lCant
Leuii'ii strict, butw. en Dukeand LlmeBtrcets,
centainlm; In trout CI lent, 4 Inches, and lu
depth te MiiilNeii ullny I3irct en which alley
arueieclcd two llllick HDUHICS.
A let of Kioillie en ihe ucdtfcltluef Neilti
DiiKe Htieut, between .lumes nud Krederlrl:
R' rents, cnutalnliiK tn lient 12 lout, aud lu
depth te Chilstl.iu i-tieut 217 fiut, en uhteli
sticut in a erected a two-story V it AM K l!OU"K
and Hliiblu.
!-ale le eommenu) nt "H o'clock p. in., when
terms will lu tniide known by
liy IIKULA 1IITNKK,
J.(U"T ZOOK,
Adlillnlstialer el C. A. IIIIiht. Hi e'd.
bAM'i. Ilusj, Auct. 11)10,12 1I7,I3
i.'.v 1 1. 1: a i r j; a.v .s.
rpui:
INDIANS
ARE AT LANCASTER I
WHAT INDIANS T
Why the WARM SPRING INDIANS,
TIIKHMIOKSOF '111K LAVA KKD", at
MiENNERCHOil HALL.
COMMHNCINU
MONDAY KVKNrNO, 3Inv. 51, 188J,
rOll TWO WKKKS,
TllItlSKTIltltr..S Itl'PltKSKNTKD. 'IIIIIEL
NOrF.DCHIKFP,
Ohlef Amorlean Horee, !
Ohlef Tal-E-Ko-Ne, the 'Irftller,
Ohlef Blnek Oleud,
Thfi Wizard UlfloUhetnt the Cascades, with a
Hand of
Wild Western Warriors
-AND-
Mian Squaws, with Their Pappoeses.
AIITKNU8, the Modoe Queen. DOVH W1NU,
and her little rappoe-o tied te n beaid,
alter thn lmlhiii mistem. PKAlltlU
t'l.UWKK, the NlKhtliiKiilu et the
Mountains, lu l'ailer
8011m,
Indian ticeuts, Indian Uraves,
lmllan Medlctne Men.
Indian Wmrleis and Indluu luterpreteu,
WILLUPKN A TWO WUUKS' CAHNIVAL I
AT
3VLEJNNERGHOR HALL.'
l'orleruianco everv nlht and Saturday unit
tme .or children Positively ue children ml-'
mltted at thu night pcrloriimucet, .
ADMISSION TO ALL PI5UKUUMANCKS,
ONLY 10 CENTS.
Frent EeaU roierved for Ladles without ex
tra cliarjte. mar3-tfd
SECOND BDITIOB.
WBDNKSDA Y HVBNjNQ, MAIl. 19, 18U4.
AFTERNFTErEQRAMs!
HOftlt: TKItltlllf.K IIKHDM OK III. ODD,
Twe Mnu Have u llendly ltiil In n Then.
tre In Atitotlle, ln.-Onii dlnnbtioel
Anotlier In KentucHf,
Han Antonie, Tex., Mnreh 12. Den
Thompson nnd Wing Fisher shot each
ethor In the Vnudcville thoatre Inst
night. Joe Fester, who attempted te
qulet the combatants, was shot lu the leg
and will probably die. During the fight
the nudlenoe scampered in orery dlrcotlen
through windows nnd tloers. Fisher nnd
Thompson wero two of the most despcrate
men In Texas and had each killed a num.
ber of men.
A'irncndy in Kentucky,
Giti'.r.Nsiiuiteit, Ky., March 12. At
Marctim's mills yestctday Asa Cnrtrill wns
shot by Jehn Mnrcum. The two had nn
altercation, but were separated by thelr
'riendB. Subsequently Cnrtrill, baring
hlH breast, dared Marcum te sheet, which
he did, killing Cartrill Instantly. Marcum
is but 17 years old. Cartrill was "t, aud
n despcrate charnoter.
Kllli-d Ills Wife.
Point Pleasant, W Va,, March 12.
Jeseph Quimby, n resident of West Col
umbia, whlle under Iho inlluoneo of
liquor yesterday, shot his wlfe with n
shot gun, inflating fatal wounds. Ne
cauGO in assigned for the sheeting.
KeuEiuN n:vy,
aiytUrleus Drain nl n Huppeinil Uorieiiion Uerieiiion Uorieiiien
ueiic te Ainrilenn isnwipiiiicrs
Londen, March 12. As a mau nnd
woman wcre walking lu Suhn Square te
day, the man suddenly foil dead, whore where
upon the woman disappeared. Cards found
ou the cerpse gave the name of 0. Weld
ermaun, and represent him as correspond
out of the New Yetk Sun and Keening
Veht
A dispatch from New Yerk says that
nothing is ktiewn of C. Woidermauti nt the
Sun or Pett offices.
A Duel In Hpatu,
Lisben, Spain, Slarch 12. A duel, with
swords, was fought hore this morning, be.
twecti Viscount Itoberdo and Majer Scrpa-
pinto. The former rocelvcd llve wounds.
A llatlle Kxpcctetl,
Fuakiw, March 12. The British ferces
icached Dakcr Pasha's position at Serclba
Tiusday at midnight. A battle with
Osman Dlgna is imminent
lliiniumr iuiiRsitri) UHitnreil,
JnnsF.Y City, N. J., March 12 The
pelice at nu early hour this morning
gathered in Eevcn runaway boys. Ftve
of them wero from Morrlsville, Pa., The
ether two nre William Melvouzie aged 14
vears: and Frederick Geldluir, uged 18
venrs. Thov came from Ubambersburc
near Trenten, aud both were armed with I
pistols nud ammunition. They had walked I
nil tlie way, they said, and wero going te
New erlc. un roaeinng tue terry tuey
weie penniless, andOfllcer Specr arrested
them. They will be sent home.
Mint n lu HrMlen,
PiTTsnune, Pa , March 12. The coal
miners' district een volition morning session
was takeu up with discussion an te the ratn
of mining te be dcmauJcd for the uext
six months, nnd when the adjournment
was taken at neon no conclusion bad been
reached. A resolution recommending an
nsncFsmcnt of oue dollar per wcek
of each miner te hitppert strikets met nith
strong opposition. It was llnully decided
te ere'er an assessment e' fifteen cents for
evci v oue huudrcd bushels of coal mined.
1 lin ureu'jilril Micuinr-.
Semi'.iih Point, N J , Marrh 12 The
steamer tcp iiulatdiore jtsterd.i is the
Feifer, C-pt.nii Valllant, just pureh.if.rd
by the Merris oil and guano cempauy of
this place. Siie was pirtly Kudcd with
coal Thu orew abandoned her last night
and 'hl.s morning she s ink. Nothing new
helot' visible but Iter smeke stack, she
will probably piove a total l's. Her crew
is silo.
Mull in Cenipllcntl tun In Ntw.lrrAOy.
Ulizaijktii, N J., March 12,-The Union
county township tloetioiiH yostertlay pre
diiceil very mixed ro'uras.NIero import ut
eillces wote carried by Domeorats, anil
tlie heatil of chesiti frcilir.hleis new stand's
ten Di'tnecrits te se von K"puhlleau.s, Iu
Ijintlen tenusliip all tlie it' publican tick
ets wero stel -n at neon ami it was late
befere ethers ceulil be printed, no that the
Democrats carried thu township.
i m
C111114re.il
Washinoien, I). 0 , March 13 In the
Senntu Mr. .laoksen submitted a joint
resolution, providing Ter submission
te the slates of tlie constitutional
nmeeilmiiit mnkltn; the presidential term
six years and the provident ineligible fur
roe.ectiun. It wa-. i ferred te the com
mittee en judiciary Tit j Sjuate then toelc
up tlie ll'iusa iiloure piKuiiienla bill.
Aio.iei.U Abnulutily I'linllriueil.
PiTTSiiuite, Match 13. Tlie ncceunts of
Henry Stanten, nsslinicoef the Manchester
iron and steel company, vvcie iiuseiuteiy
nnnflinu'il te daj by .liid!0 Cellier, and K.
V. Bmlth wr--. iiipeintud auditor te dls
tribute the funds iu tlm hands of tin
nssifjuee Ovi r $100,000 is involved.
A Crazy Pugilist.
PiTTduunu Mureh 13, .Jehn II. Qibbs,
wlin was .in estnl ler disorderly oemliict
iu Alii'uluiiy Uity, Udoe'tihI down tieirly a
der.dii fellow pnseueis iu jail nnd a ph. si
ei.m prep. nit. ecd him ineaoe ou llie subjee"
et puinlisiu He will tu sent te nu asy
lum. Ill ilrncilun by Pliieili,
San l'ltANCisee Mareli 13. A. dlspntcli
from Ouina, Arnteui, siys: The Qila
liver has ovei (lowed nnd inundated half
thu te.vn Fully ene hundred lumillea aie
leudeicd homeli ss nud dostitute.
I lent irannlimvir Alurrlmt,
Oswuae, N. Y., Maie'i 13. Lleut. J no.
W. Iliinehevter, of .loai.etto fame, wan
tnutriedat Olirist uhureli hoie thlB tuorii tuerii
lni;. Woulhlero ltnrued.
Weitci'.sTr,H, Mas-t., Matoh 13. Fred,
Dnnesters' wool hto:e wan buriud last.
titHht Less, $10,000
Wl'. A lllUlt IMIlUAIlONn.
Wasihnuten, Mareli 13. Fer thu Mlddiri
Atlautle states, threatouleK weather,
with rain, followed by much colder, clear
lni weather, brisk and high winds, vceriug
te westerly, rapidly Increasitir; pressure
ji-iiiii'. i-
I'lillmlull'iil-. uurkm
I'liiLAUKU'iiiA. March Ii -Heur firm and
qulet t Hupornne Btntu, ii 75fl3 out KMra
iieIiU4:IMJ Pa. family, ' OlcJiOOt Ohie ft
lndliiia luiully, iB0wi Minn eitru. clear,
il 7Mi5 37 1 ilestralKht, V BOftU winter pat-
ent, luiiu tat uprii a nu, iiiuu u.
llyu tlimrai J Wu3 W,
beat it rm t re, t Western Hed, 1 00Q
1 Q6)it Ne. 3 de, MXQV'Oei N3. 1 Penn'u
Ce'in tn'let and llun suit jollew and
mixed tiliiO'JJei Ne. 3 ml. veil and yellow,
fiMlMHc
uaistlriiier niidlu lair demand Ne. 1 IVhtie
HKe i NO 8 de, I3;I40 t Ne 3 de, 43a ;
N i 'J llllXOil, 4.0.
i itjetcircuiitUJ?.
aiioiU-clever duii atOJifiinet T. ihy at,
tl writ A.s i 1 laxMH , Hi in at il t,sji 70
i PiiivUixiis murkei iiulut uipl sieuly Mes
Per , JiUCOf lle I llatus, ii Inula .lus Heet,
' 1H SO.
llucoii-Hmekod Shoulders, &,at salt de,
, 7Vsei HmeUcd Mams, 114913 1 plekled de,
' 'liml uiilet i city tellneil ut 10Kf8PJe i loeno
butehetn, SJittKe I ptlme steam, ti 7UU 7.
fiSlr84tfl,w 5"m-
"" ffc ilfVlirtl
V-ai nu"l I'inn'lUBini T
I ctreleutn ilull rolliied. !)(
7O9V0.
OojiKe.
- .t'nmy ,fc
Mtf Yerk Sf nrMM.
Keed te cholce de.flRSuftM. M al W
31 U&! " May' " "Htd'oJne'Jluli
fi-?rMi0p9n.?,'1 l'iaX le". Inter ronetnrt W
liStWHh We8Ulr,,i)0 WXl "te InlfflS,
Outs wlt'hontrnntetlnl channel 8tst8.4l04Sm
.,vnstern. 39Kl47e t Ne. 2 Moren, 400, April
"Jfty.lMW'loiJune, 4let recXti:
Life Stock Market.
CntOAOe-TIm Drevtrt' Journal rtmertst
Holts Itoceliiu, 13.0011 head i shipments, TOO
liendf niarket weak and 10c lower rough
pncklnjr, in aiflfl i hesvy packlnff and
slilpplng, W 8507 il t HKht, W UOfJO 70 skip!,
cnttle itecelpts 4,700 hnail t shlpment", 1 M
dn. i tnurknt strong and llriniirt uxperm. H,V)
J7 00 1 Keed te cholce shipping at M 0080 4 1 1
common te medlum, 1 2J(ia tx i corn-ted
Tenuis, M2AG0.
Sheep-Ili cidpts, fl.000 head t shlpinents. 1J0
let inarketactlvn bat weak and ISoIewort
Inferior te Intr, I3B4 ai t medlum te boesI,
IQ5 1 cholce te extm, WQ6( lamb9, WOO M nor
hend.
Kast l.tnnnTT.-Cnttle were'Uult nnd n slimfe
lower t receipts, vis head shipments, Ore
JK" Blew.' "celpls, COO hend snlpraents,
2',40?nieV'',la",,lm,la3 7 6uO 8, iorkers,
Bheep Mnrket slew nnd prices n shade oft
fiomyeMm-ilayi recelptg, 8.4UO head t abliv-
mentnO.OCO
Steca ainrneu.
yuptjitiens by itoed, Mctlrann a Ce., Uauk-
"id, i.uiiuivsii'r, rn,
11 A. II.
12 m. 3 r. .
v.. . . ' u
Mlchlvnn Central
New Yerk Central I'SSi;
New Jersey Central bS
Ohie Central
Hei. Lack. A Western..,. HW54
Denver llie Orande.... 17H
Krle 2IH
Knnsas A Texas. e
l.akn Hhore leiji
OhIenKeA N. Wcem.... 1I7)
N. NOnuA Yegtern.... 10
M.l'uul ft Omaha
1I7K
88)1
127'
20
IniK
i
aw
rnctnc Mall Lav.
ItochesterA PlttBlmren.. 132
SUl'aul wty,
1 Dirts l'arinc 10
Union Fncine 77
Wabash Common WA
Wabisll l'lefern-d 2i?2
Wejt'rn Union Telecrunh 74'J
f.Dnlsvtlle Niwhviile... 47,'t
N. Y-..CId A 'Jt. h
lA)hlll Valley
I,elilut) Navlirnttuii li
7?
i-F(
47K
I'cnnsvlvatiln.
M
Ilendlnir
P.T.ft Huttale ,
N'ortliern Pacific Cem,,
Northern ractllc 1'ier.,
HoMenvlllo
l'hlluilclphta A KrlD....
Nertnurn Central
Umleri; round
Canaua enttii-rn
ou ..... .. ....... .......
Poeolo's 1'nnbonuer
.29
a 2i 1-ni
b.v;
8
4
wX
Sf
53?
1U2
101
,ev or
Quotations by A(iclatinl Press.
Slecks firmer. Meney easy at l(Q2c.
New Yerk Central
Krle ltatlrmul
M8K
filams Kxpress 1 e
Mlchlean Central Itnllrnad no
MV4
Mlclilean Southern Itallrnnd ln2i
Illinois Central llallroeil 131
Cleveland ft Plitsbarith Railroad is
Chlcnseft Iteck Island Hall read 1M
riiubitri'ii ft Fert wnyne llnllrend t'l
vvesmrn union iuierapii ueiniiiuy,.
. 7I
15
i menu ,t ) ite'isu
New Ji-rsay Central ,
New Yetlr "niniinft 'Vnstcre.
Hi
10
i'liiiAiteitmn.
ijuotatlensby Associated Pre,
Stocks ilnll.
Philadelphia ft Erle It. It,
lUwdlnu lUllread
rniinsylvnnlaltnllreivt..,
LchlKti Valley llallreiil ,
IB
2)
70
....... ........
....... .......
Unlti'd Companies el Nnw.fir.y
Neithern Paelilc
verthern Paclllc I'mlerml
Verthern Central Uidlreud
' cnlh Nuvlmitlen Jeuipaiiv ...
48tf
III)
31
entral Tnitup-irt-itten Cerupnuy
I'ltlHb'K. Tltusvi in A llnllalnll.fi
turriniuwii i,iiiiri,iu
f HtleHclmvlktll IttUreid rax
"I'nm.ti. KOTiuKa,
The Jep Waiters have a wonderful uule,
and why l Ilroiune they euro Dick Actie,
Stlir Jelnti, P.iln in the rdde and Sereno-s lu
nny part. Peojile appreciate them. Any ilruy
Klst, S3 cents.
ApMosiTieM I euro veur cough thoroughly
with Hale's Heney et Horiiheund and Tar.
Plbe's Toetlmcho Hrepj euro tn ene mtnuie.
mdre edftw
flu (Jurnii MX Your Are.
IthasbucnOyuarsslncel wancurfdet tits,
says Mr. W. ford, el Wirt, Jeffersen Ce., Ind.
"ft'amnnfan A'ervdiedld it." And It always
will, reader (1 CO, at druggists,
lt)4-lWl!ODlAW
Wl nt wn Can imr?, l.et'4 n .t IJaUurr.
It wi en curean aclio.eraspriln.orapaini
or n lainuni'ss, or a burn, or a linilsu.nr a btf e,
ti iirtlnif Tiomai' KeleetHe OU, let's de It.
Themnt' hctcctne OU ts known te be uoed.
Let's t v it Pur mlu bv II. II. Coeliran, druR.
ITtst, 137 and M'J Neith Ouean stnmL
A popular VuliMvy,
Many peopieihlnlr that Uhenmatlsm cannot
bocuted Itlicauseil by a Lad state or tlie
bleed which depe its polienous mutter In the
Joints and muscles, causing lumen as.stlrtnees
iintl swulllnifel thu Jelnti and oiciueatlnR
palm. Hliliioy-wert will certainly cltect a
euro. I tools en the Kidneys, Liver and How Hew How
els, stliaulstlni; thorn te a lienlthy action, pur
Hies and onilches llie bleed nud eliminates
the olsen trem tlieHistfin. Ue te the near
t'sldriigKlst buy KMney-Weitnnil be cured.
Kieui Bjrucuir. N V
' 1 felt weak and Innguld; had pilpltntten
et thn heart and uuiubnei-s nt the limbs, ftur
(feet Jlloeil II Ultra luive cerulnly iellvuil me.
'I'ney arumfst oxcellen'." Mr. J U. Wright.
Per mtle by 11. It. Cochran itnwlM, 137 and
l.n NerMi Quoenstri'OL
ftlniicru I nietiumi aiutliws
Are you dlsturbedat ntht and broken el
your i eat by a stele child siilTerlni; and crying
will. Ihu excruclallwr pain efcuttluK teetht
1 1 mi, ku at once and Kl u liuttluet MH9. WIN
rtLOW'SUUOTHlNU 8YUUP. U will rOllOVtJ
the peer little suilerer Immedlatuly dep.md
upon It i thore Is no mlatuke about It. Theru It
uet n mother en earth who has ever used It,
who will net tell you at ence that It will
ri't;iilnle the bowel and glve rent te the
mother, nud lellet unit health te the child, op
erating HUe manic. It H perfectly este te use
In ull ciwvs, and pleasant te the tnjte, and 1
thu prescription nf oue or the eldest and beJt
emale phynlelans lu the Uuttiul 8 tat en. H.iht
uverywhtie. '" cunts a botue,
iiinvl-M.W.aftw
Per Lamu neks tmia or Ctlust, ute Slll
LOH'a PUItOUa P1.A3TKII. Price, 'tf cent cont cent
Seld by II. II. Cochran, 137 and ItM North Qumu
Btreet, l.ancaiter. 'iiOU.Oili.
1'OLITIUAL.
Tj(IK COUNTY COMMISSIIJNKU.
KLl II VTTON, et Upper Leacock township.
j'8iitJect te tbe ikchleu at the Demo Deme
craila convention. lmdiw
Pllll COUNTV COHMlsatON Kit,
(1 EO. 8. 1100N K, of Salisbury township.
.8S-3ulJect te tbe decblen el the Dsmocrutle
county convention. lubIS dAvv
F
Hit COUNTV COMMIKSIONltll,
JOHN D. IlAllItAU.et ChlUtIatin,tJaiUbuir
township.
41T i-ubiect te the doe!Iin et ths Homo Hemo Home
criitlo county convention. rwAw
If UllU'V COUMISJIONKK"
HKNIty V. HAUTMAK (Wme Hunicrj.er
ew-iiltijlct te tlin decHlen 01
cratla County ' onvenUon
the He-no.
tnO d.tw
tf Ull UOUM4V COMillrtlOMlU.'
IlOltHLEV 8. PATTEU90N, Ol LttUO Utl-
iySuwoei'in the decision et the Democratic
county convention, IISUdAw
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