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LANCASTER iDAILY IMTBLiI-lGElfOBR TUESDAY MAY 15 1884.
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I'rouesalt Opened by tha Street OenimltUe
JLnlt KtllDga
Last ovenlug the stroet oemm'ttoo met
nt the ofUeo of Aldermau Hrr and openod
the following proposals for stroet supplies,
&e.
Band : D. TrewlU, two herse lead. do de do
llverod, $1,75 ; eart lead, dollverccl, 00
oents ; eart lead at sand hele, 40 oents J J.
V, Stauffer, CO oents per eart lead, whero
needed.
Laying Ktitters : Jehn HI. Otte, 171
oents per feet, and furnish material, and
4 J oents per feet elty te furnish material ;
Jehn Kerap, I) oents par feet ; Fred Helms,
3J ceuts per feet, or 10 oents per feet and
furnish all materlals ; Frank lllnder. b
oents per feet, or 31 oents tier feet and rur
uish material ; Adam Uable, 0 oents per
feet, or 10 cents per feet and furnish ma
terlal ; T. Q. Iiaeh, 3 oents per feet, or
17 oents per feet nud furnish material ;
Kmanuel lluber, -1J oelite per feet, or 17
oents per feet and furnish materlal ; David
Mowder, 5 oents per feet, or 17J oents and
furnish nil materlal ; Jehn H. Smith, 17J
oents per feet ; Klpbern & Hldes, UJ oents
per feet; Jehn Kadel it (Je., UJ cents per
feet, or 17 cents per feet with material
furnlshed ; J, F. HUufTer, 17 oents pir
feet.
Laying Crossings : A ml row Uable, 20
cents per feet ; Frank lllnder 33 oents ;
Jehn N. Otte, 10 cents per square fejt ;
Jehn Kadel u Ce , 0 oents per lineal feet ;
Klphern fc Sides, 0 cents per lineal feet ;
T. G. Iiaeh, 0 oents per feet, and Jehn
Kemp, 6 ceuts per feet,
Cressing Btoue : QeorgeTomllnHon, Tort
Deposit graulte at 77 oents per lineal feet;
Froderlok Helms, 03 oents per feet ; J. F.
BtaufTer, 73 oents per feet ; J. F. BtaufTer,
lime stone, eO ceuls per font ; Jeseph B tar k,
SSecuts per feet ; B. H. Lwnu, Pert De
posit, 71 cents per feet ; 11. B.
Oster, Pert Depesit, 75 cents per feet do de
llvercd, 73 cents jier feet en cars ; North
lllver granlte, $1 per feet dollverod, 07
cents en ears.
UaoklngBtnne: J. F. BtaulTer, li ceuts
per lineal feet ; Jeseph Btark 0 ecuts per
feet.
The contract for sand was awarded te J,
F. BtaufTer ; for laying gutters te Fred.
Helms ; for laying orenHlugH, te Jehn
ICerap ; for cressiug stone, te Froderlok
Helms ; for backing stone, 1 1 J 1' Btauf
for. All the abeve succes-ful bidders
will be rcquired te glve bend for the fur
nishing of geed materials eud tt de geed
work.
The petitioners ler u sewer en North
Qucen stroet, botweou llartmau's cigar
store and Orange street wero given per per
mtsslen te build the same, at their own
expense, under the supervision of the
street commissioner, previded the plaoe
the street In the same eauillt e i thai it uew
Is.
The street oemmlHilonor was dircoted te
have gutters laid en New street, botweou
LI me stroet and Cherry alley.
The oemmiltoo will meet en Thurvilay
afternoon at 1;S0 o'clock, nt the otllce of
Aldermau Iiarr, for the purpose of Inspect
Jer the scveral streets for the icpiu of
whieh petitions wero presantcd at tlie lait
meeting of couneils.
HAS IS II A I.!,.
Anether 1'nlUclelphU ulab Dnniiirtl.
Anethor Philadelphia club oame te
Brief hore yesterday. The Actives of
Manajunk. who plnjed excellent (jumrs
with the Eastern loague and association
elubs last season, tiled their luck with thu
Ironsides aud wero badly left. The home
club presented Williams nud Di'rby as the
battery, and the visitors could net hit the
fonner but for a half dozen singles The
Irnnsldesdid net have their strongest bat
ting team, as OMIleld and Goedmau wero
off duty, but their tromendous baiting was
the feature of the game. They struck for
ever thirty siugles. Higgings mnde a
home run en n het ball te the left Held
fouce, aud several ethers had two and
three baggers. The Helding of the boys
from Mauayuuk was peer. The se ire by
Innings was :
Ironsides e II n u M e e-W
Active e e e l u : u u J
(ImncK KIniTliere
Philadelphia : Philadelphia 13, Buflo
1 ; llaltlmore 13, Atbletie 3 ; New Yerk :
Cleveland 0, New Yerk 4 ; Providence :
Ohloage 0, Provldenco 0 ; Hosten : Hosten
7, Detroit 0 ; Pittsburg : Allegheny 0,
Hroeklyn 0 ; Washington : Washington
4. Metropolitan 3 ; Aitoena : Hosten
Union 10, Aitoena Luleu 3 ; Baltimore :
Meuuincutal 1 Virgluia U ; Allentewn :
Alleutewn 1, Trenten 4 ; Wilmington :
Wiiuiingten 10, Harrisburg 3 ; Headiug :
Domestie 0, Aotlve 4 ; Cambridge, Mass. :
Harvard 0, Prlncoteu 4 ; Philadelphia :
Hnrtville 13, Mantt 5
Diamond Nete
The high soheol elub went te Mt Jey te
play te-day.
The llartvilles will play the Ironsides
en Thursday.
The Lanoestors play the Chamberhbuig
the first championship game te-morrow.
KFtUUKBU UOW.1.
Anotlen Hale el the Kmulre lUllu.
Henry Bhubert, auctioneer, sold nt the
Empire Heek and Ladder hall, lasteienlng
a nuuber of horns, pleturcs, ltags and
ether preperty boleuging te the old vol
unteer company. The beautiful geld and
sllver trophy, wen by the Emplre oempany
at the Heading flromen'ti tournament
Boptember, 1881, for having the best truck
lu the parade, was bought by Alderrarn
Ferdney. It consists of n full tiz tire
gilt horseshoe, ou the fnce of which nre
fastcucd oresscd siher ladders. In the
bend of the horseshoo are two or three
sections of silver hese and en either sk's
of it a silver ilre hook and toreh The
top of the horscsheo Is surrounded by a
silver shleld en whleh is ongraved "Read.
Ing tournameut pretonted by the Fl-e
men's Journal." Jiolew this is fastened a
fireman's hat in ado of geld. The trophy
la very pretty nnd Aldermau Ferdney wni
fertunate lit scouring it.
Harry N. Hewell scoured the silver
rarade horn : Harry Demuth, jr., the
chlef dlroetorsBorvlcohorn ; MuJ, O. M.
Hewell the silk flag, photegrapbs of the
truek heuse and ether rolles ; Jehu C.
Carter the bunting flags ; J. K Bhlrk a
set of old time flre pictures, and ether
mombers of the company secured various
ethor relics.
The large aud beautiful frame of photo
graphs presented te the oempany by the
Umpire hook and ladder oempany of
Aitoena, was net sold,but will be returned
te the oempany that prosented it. A few
ether articles belonging te thn oempany
are yet te be imposed 01.
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A Uued Drill by the KfyoeliU IIIUib.
The Reynelds Rifles gave a line exhibi
tion drill last ovenlng, executing with
much dcsterlty a number of dlfUeult
maneeuvres. They wero under the com
mand of FlrstBorf.eantMlohnol F, Mowers,
who has had oensidorablo exporleneo In
military duties. Mr. Uowera entered the
regulararmy as a private In Ootebor,1878,
was stntloued at David's Island, N. Y.,
and iu a few months wns promoted te the
pest of drill sergeant of his oempany. This
Fatter position he filled until Deoembor,
1880, wheu he was tran&forred te the 20lh
roelment. delne duty en the frontier.
Frem that tlme until March 15, 1883, he
held the position of drill instructor, noting
sergeant major and aetlng provost ser
geant. Shortly nfterwards Air. llowers
wasappolnted first sergeant of the oom eom oem
pany, He is well versed In the manual
of arms, and will doubtleso bring the
Reynelds Rllles In their drilling te a high
state of efllcloney.
Committed.
N. E. Ward iron committed by
man McGllnn thlsufteruoen for 49
ter I el ig dtvuk wa flUetrterly,
Alder
hours
Mtt, JOHNSTON'S WILL.
Ill Property te Ue te n Heme for Invalid
Uhllditn.
The will of Mr. Henry E. Johnsten, of
the late banking heuse of Johnsten
Brethers & Ce., who died In New Yerk en
Monday, May 0, 1884, was filed for pro pre
bata yesterday lit the orphans' oeurt. The
will Is dated llaltlmore, Deoembor 20,
1883. Mr. Johnsten makes llfe boquesU
te his brethers nnd slsters of nbeut 910,000
cneb, all In trust te his brother Jeslah L.
Johnsten and Judge Wm. A, Fisher. He
thou devises the rosldue of his ostate te
Jeslah L, Johnsten, Judge Fisher and W.
Qrahatu llowdelu, of the banking heuse
of Alnxauder lirewu & Sens, In trust for
Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnsten, widow of the
dcoeonod, the whele lnoemo te be paid te
her during her llfe, nnd after (loath In
trust for the use of the Harriet Lane
Heme fur Invalid ohlldren of llaltlmore
City, the uortirieato of Incorporation of
whieh wan rocerdod Dccomber 24, 1893.
The will nlse contains n olause te the
offeot that Mr. Johnsten's wlfe, Harriet
Latie JohtiHteu, being possessed of consid
erable soptrnte ostite, ohlelly preperty
devised te her by her late uuole, James
fluehanau, fermerly president of the United
Btatis, he roueiiueos nil marital rights and
declares the same te be her absolute prep,
ertv. He ceullrmi a deed of his roslilenco
en Park avonue In trust for her, nud " in
further roaegultlou of the geed sonse nnd
dignity of ouaraetor whieh she ban ex
hlblted In every relation of her llfe, nnd of
her very great goodness and loving kind
ness as wlfe aud mether," he gives her nil
the fumiture, statuary, paintings, plate
and ether articles In the heuse, nud nlse
the horses, carriages and Hlable Implo Imple Implo
ments. In making the previsions In reta
tlen te his estate, nud oipeolnlly as te the
residuum thnroef, Mr. Johnsten says he
refers entlrely te the ostate which shall net
have heeu derlvcd from his wlfe. If he
should survlve his wlfe nnd acquire any
property from her estate, he gives the
whele of It te the Harriet Lane Jehn
steu home. The executers of the will are
Jeslah L. JohnMen and Judge Wm. A.
Fisher.
'inn Hireet Limps,
The elect tie lamps nt the following
unmed places wero reported by the police :
Ann aud Orange, out ene hour ; FreL
berg and Middle, Love Laue nnd Maner,
out from 3 o'clock ; Frciberg aud Locust
did net bum until 10 o'clock.
Thn gasoline lamp in Lew stroet be
tween Christian und Strawberry was out
all night, nud the ene at the corner of
Oranje and Marshall was out from 11
o'clock.
Moter for n I.ticiter Corporation.
The city ordiuance allowing the Con
sumers' k;h company te lay its
main and pipCH through the streets
of Heading passed common council
of that rltv last evening. The me.m me.m
ute had already passed soleet aeuncil
by an unanimous vote It was llcrcely
fought in common aeuncil, mid the result
of the vete, 29 te 22, was greeted with np np
plause. Must of the capital of this cor
poration is owned by Lancaster parties
Hurt niiiiitir.
Wm Itlchardseu whlle painting nt the
residence of H J McQranu, North Prince
street, yesterday met with two accidents
by which he as rather badly hurt. He
was htandiui; en a light ladder, whieh
breke under him, and in the fall he badly
Hpraiucd his I04. Uetting nuether ladder
he again went te work, but this ladder
also breke under hltn, nnd in falling he
sprained his wrist se badly ns te disable
him.
Train Jumplnc.
Cenrad Shaeffer aud Lewls Ibert, half
grown bejR, nrrestcd for train jumping en
the ctrs of the Reading railroad, en Water
street, wero given a hearlue; bofero Aldoi Aldei
raau MoCenomy yesterday aftornoen.
Ibcrt wns dlsoharged with a reprimaud,
but ShcaiTcr, who had been previously
arrested en a similar charge, was commit
ted for ten days,
hlauUcr Null.
Danlel Zuck anil C.ithorlne Kuak of
Kjihratn township have brought n suit of
olau'ter agninst Llllie Ilneh nnd Rudy Hiich,
hci liusband. The plaintiffs allege that
Lillte lltich circulated reports concerning
thorn uhlch injured their character and
they vi .mt satisfaction.
ni1e nt Hemes.
Samuel Hess &, Beu nuotieuceia, sold at
publie fale yesterday for Danlel Legan at
his sale anil oxebnngo stables, thh city,
21 head efCutns, Ohioheiscs at an aver,
age piioe of $23 02 per head. One nut of
the let brought $300.
Mnjnr'a Court.
Only two drunks before his honor UiIh
m .ruing oue was sent te jail aud the
ethei discharged en payment el costs.
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TKLISUKAi'll TAl'rt.
News olttie Alternoen Ueiiilenieil.
Floods In Weber, Ogdeu and ether
rivers in Utah have doue soiieus datniige
te te ids nnd property.
Frank licit, aged 25 years, was fatally
hhet last night 011 the stairway of his resi
dence by QoerKo Smith, nged 00 years.
The muidcrer bad been a suitor for the
hand of Ueltz's wife, a woman aged 23.
James Full aud Jack Hanley, champ
Ions of Colerado, fought a prlzs light at
Clear Creek this memlmr for $300. After
fighting nn hour the roferco decided lu
favor of Fell en a foul. Tlie crowd el
reuchs cot into n coneial light whlle re
turning en the tialn, and thrce were shot,
oue in the hed. He is dangerously
wouuded,
Jehu Eldbiel, the boy shot In New Yerk
by his father last night died this morning.
The doetora say Mrs. Eldrehl has
a ohauce of rcoevory. She was shot, they
sav. mueh the same ns the late Prosldent
Qartleld, but Is a strong woman nnd that
is Iu her favor.
At San Franolsce, Oal , Mrs. Martha
Wilsen (colored ) and H. L. Wells, who
testified in behalf of Miss Hill In the
Sharen dlvorce suit, aud subsequently
contradletcd thcmselvcs, wcre arrested for
perjury last night and held In 420,000 ball
caeli.
Fatal Mistakes by urngglsts.
Prmnurte, May 13 The Infant of F,
IJ. Ward, of Allegheny City, died last
ovenlng from the olfeots of merphia, glveu
lu mlstake for oalemol by Leuis Seitz, a
drug clerk When the latter was Infermed
of'.'ue torrthle result of his errer he foil
down uncoiiEetous aud it 1b feared thu
shook will preve fatal.
This is the second death during the past
weck from blunders of druggists. Iu thn
piovleuscaw, nu old lady get nqua am
monia aud swuet oil for caster oil and dled
In great agony. This druggUt was held
for murder.
Jl'bVIAL NOriVtSH.
x. tj - -T.'nir;
That weak back or pain In thu tlde or hips
you will 11 n I Immodlntely telleyed wheu a
lien flutter Is applied, it streiiglhens thu
mutcle-i, giving the nbilltv te de hard work
vvlthoiitsiiilerlug. Take none but this, 'tis
tine.
Tu a weak, worn, and dyspeptic uheuld tnke
Celden Liquid Heel Tonle. Tithe no ether.
myl2 lwdeedtw
I'ell for tee tilwce.
Let us all pull out et this sea el sickness
and despondency, and get en te uroekiouu.
Unttnn el geed, strong health. Jlurileck Meed
Jltiters aru thu thing te pull ler. They me ene
el the most rimewncd health rcHteratlvus aver
manufactured Fer sale by II. li. Cochran,
druggist, 187 and 1ST North Queen street.
Dr. rratlr'Mgte Oletmsnt.
The greatest blessing that has been ills
oeveroU In this generation. A sure euro ler
Holts. Jinrns, Meres, Guts, nosh Wounds, Bere
Nlnptes, Hnnl and Helt Cerns, Uhapped 1,1 ps,
anil Hands, l'linples and lllotehes. 1'rles 500.
Held by Urugalsu. Held by It. n.Coehrsn
druggist, 1S7 and 139 North Outcn stroet. 10
Hellar Than liltraend
and el greater value than fine geld Is a great
tonle and renovator llke Kidney-Wert. It
oxpelsuli poisonous humors from tlie bleed,
tones up the system and by acting directly en
the mejt linpertanl organs et the body stlinu
lnte Ihem te healthy aullen and restorei
health. It has eiroetou many marvelous eures
and ler nil kidney dlaoases and ether kindred
treubles It 11 an luvaliinhle retnedy.
Dream ami Void Water.
What a luxury Is a batli In summer. Surely,
but n greater luxury Is a cleur head In winter
lust whan utmost overybod Is sneering and
suuflllng with 11 cold In thu head. Hut when
you aru nttacked use Kly's Cream Halm. It
cures colds In the head, and what Is better, It
cures the worst cases et chronic catarrh nnd
hay lever. Netu liquid, net 11 snult. l'lenjant
toue. qulelc idiot. Itaillcnl euro.
my5-2w(loeil.tiv
Mr. Dr. Walten's I'mtloalesllea.
tlnlher Wnlten lias prescribed this valunble
miiltclne Inra grunt ninny ycnrslnherprlvaUj
pincllcu. Ilhai prnved nn uulnlllng speolfle
In the treatmunt of thn many disorders te
which the totnule LOiistltutleu Is nnblect. It
Is a sure cure for thn uientlily troubles that se
inimy we reu sunnr. Miilluil en treclpt et
prlcr. Me. Held by II. 11, Cochran, ilrttRglst,
ttgglst
J (J)
111 nun 1 -J norm iinaun strcuu
Tiiikk, Indies I Yeu can ponnnnently beau
til v your cemplnxlnn with (llenn'y Hulphur
Seap, "Hill's lliitranil Whlsker Dye," se cts.
myl2-lwdedw
fur !atnu iie , aulu 01 uiiobi.use Mill
I.OII'S I'OHOUS I'liASTKit. Price. !B cent cont cent
Seld by II. II. Cechrnn, druggist, 1S7 and 13a
North Qui-en stroet. I.ancosler. oblleodS
Kwenr's l.lttlii Cathartle I'llUatosutllclont I'llUatesutllclont I'llUatosutllclent
ly powerf ill ler the most robust, j et the satrst
ter children aud weak constitutions. IS cents.
myU-lwiIM.WAKAw
I'm All Hroke Upt"
'lhln I j the usual uxclnmntlen of ene uWlct
ed with rneumnilstn. nrlumcness. lllieumntlc
peeplii nrn Indee 1 entltlixl te our slucere sym
pntliy and cominl'ieraitoii. Hpilely relief Is
eirernd tlinni In Dr. Tfiemat' Kcltclrle Oil.
It Is the sworn enemy et nil null's nnu pains.
Fer iiilc. bv II. II. Cochran, druggist. 1J7 and
13'J Neitli Oueun street.
Iiruwir iiniirenuni iMnuoea.
Is the most oltuctlve l'nln Destroyer In the
world. Will meu surely quicken thu bleed
whether tnken Internally or upplletl uxter.
nully, mm thoreliy inore certainly HKMIIVK
i AIM, wt'.iitlier chienlu or acute, than any
ether iuIu alluvlater, and It is warranted dou
ble tlie iitrnngth than any ether slmllui prcpa prcpa
ratien. It cares puln lu the Side, Hack or Dowels,
Hore TiireAl, UheuiniaUin, Toethncho, and
Al.l. ACIlhH, und Is Tim (treat llelt.ver el
IVIu " IlitOWN'S IIOUBKIIOI.I) l'ANACKA."
should be In evury lutntly. A tenjiioenlul et
tlie l'luiaccu In a tumbler et het water (sweat-
oned, li; prulurred tiikeu ut ImkIUiiui, will
lUtKAIt Ul A COM a emit n.bettlr.
niuI-T.Th.r-
S3, noe tlmih wi.rse.
"1 spent IJfrX), llh elhar docteH," wrltes
Mr. J. . Thornten, et cialbern, Mlm, "6'a
maritan Jiervtne howevor alene cured my
son el tits." This is en a par with hunilreds
et etherx, speedy but thorough.
myl3 lwdeeilJtw
MAHnu Is caused by Torpid Llver; l'ilce
by Constipation ; llcuduolie by Inillgentlen.
Aeld tl'cmall Uy unlng the great vegetable;
letnudy, Allen'n UIIIeuh I'liyMe M cenu. At
all Dniggists. niylllwdM.WAVAw
IKinry- uuroelio nnlre.
Thn best Salve In the world for culs.bruisc
sere. ulcurK, h ilt rheum, totter, clupped
lini.ilu. chllblulna, cm ns und all kinds et skit)
eruptions, 1uc1Iim and pimples. Thu salve Is
guamnteud te glve purled butlsructlen In
every ctisu or money reliinded. He sure you
get IIxnrv's Caiiuolie Salvb, in all ethers are
but Imitations uul counturtells. i'rlce 23
cents, held lu I.uuciihter at Cochran's Drug
ii i 117 Vnrtli Uui't 11 itn'iil mvvi-4
UK J TUH.
oekLiANc) In 1I1N city, en ttie I.1Hi lnnt.,
Jelin egulsauir. In ttie '0th j ear of his nge.
The relallvcs and friends of thu family, also
Hfbel ledge, Ne 590, 1. O. O. K , aie respect respect
lelly Invited te iiitutut the tuneriil Irem hli
lale lusldeni'p, Ne i Seuth Qucen street, en
Friday nltei neon ut 2 o'clock. Interment at
Lancaster cemeteiy. it
Kuiii.vian May 11, 1I, In this city. Coin ail,
son el Mlctiaut unit Magu'lu Kiililiuun, tu thu
Dili iii vel ItUuge.
Tim iciatlvesand lilumls et the family are
icspuctlully Irliltel te alt unit thu lunural
treai the residonee el his parents, Ne. 53 Kast
Krcderlctc stree. en Wudnesd ly alternoen nt
2o'cleck. Intiuuii'iilnt .Inn cemetery. St
KAUvrtCAM May 12. HSI, whlle en u pre
lengLil vlltte liersls'.T- lrn Amelia Mntt.
lu Huntingdon county. ra Mr. Ann KnulT
man, of l.uncastur, widow et thu latu .Inceb
Knultmnn, of Knstllumptleld township, In thu
situ jiaref her age.
The tuneral will tabu place trem the tui' tui'
denee or her brother. .1. N. Miller, Ne. 151
Kust Klngstreet, en Thursday alturiieiu at i
o'clock Interment at t ancuster cemiitinr.
bTiNBH At the Chllilren'A Heme, lu this
city. May 12, 1681, ilenry K, Stlner. in the 7th
year et his age.
DiiAcunin. In this city, en thu lltli Inst,
Maty KHz ibeth, daughter of Harry nud Kute
Druehtuii, ugud 9 mouths und 12 days.
Inteiment took plaee today nt St Au Au
then'scumeteiy. ltd
UI.ITIVAL.
inii finuNTv uemmishm:ic.
KM II A 1 "'is et Upper l.uacecU township
4tiutijuel te tbu di'cUlen el the Demo
cratic! convention luid.tw
rrnii uuu.iTV ue.uuissitNr:i
OF.O.S. ItOO.VE.ef Hii lilmry township.
SirSubJuct te tbu doctdleuuf the Deinncrntlc
ciuiuty convention. iubls-dAw
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lOHUOIINTY UOMatlsSIONUH.
JOHN l H.AltltAH.et Llltlstlaim, Salisbury J
kUTTIIDlllll
i- Uuhlect te thn decision el
cratle county convention.
the lH'ine.
rn-iiAw
1(illlUOII l'V UlMltlltilO.NKIt.
HhNltY F. H.Vttl'MAN (Llinu.'.llurner), et
hast Lampeter township.
-SubJcct te thu itucblen et thu Dimio Dimie Dimio
emtie County Convention mO d.tw
LHMl COUMlY UOaiMlMIIONUH.
IlOltDLEYS. 1'ATTKltSON, Ot Lltllu Url
tain township
44rSubect t) the decision et thu Democratic
county convention. 115-tM.lw
Ttlllt UOUNTY UO.MA11.1S10NH:iC.
A. . UINUWALT, First Ward, Oily.
JOrSubJoet te thu liicUten el liiu Demo
cratic county conventleu. ml.Mt
JV.KH ADVKllllblUlKXIh.
WANTKU-TWU MUAKf AUT1VK IIOVH
about 17, te loam a trade. Ap-!y Tiien
any and Wednesday alter (1.20 n m. r
lt NO. H3 EAST ' ,W ST.
IDOI'V I'llim MONK, HUT TiKKIUk.
lead nnd sell the boal6e Cigar In thi elty,
ut
HMll'MANS
YELLOW FltONT CHJAK
HIOIIK.
AVOUIt.liLAIIRO I'HAKI, HANOI, K
ICN1FK was lest nt the corner et Thlid
mid Walnut slrceti, Columbia, m belwruu
that point nnd tlie Aunery, last oveul g. The
nuiler will be luwaulud upon ruturuliig It te
It ALIIEUT 11, SLADE,
Nr.W n.Ul.l, U.tl'al I'llH UllIl.liKf.N AT
aWAllH'S.
Ladles' Nuw Cleso Fitting Uessamurs. with
sleovennil belt, run be worn vtlther without
heed, Fersnlunt
SWAIIll'8, No.e) Neith Queen fit.
ISTATK OK KHCOIlUltJlC HUNK, 1UATM
U el the tewnstilp et Manic, Lancaster
county, deceased, Letters et administra
tion en said ostate having been ((ranted
te thu undersltrucd. till persons Indebted
tlieiote are requested teinuku lmuiudlate pay.
meut, and thote having claims or itemunils
axalnst the same will present thorn without
delay ter settleuiunt te thu umlymlKiieil, re
si Hub In Jlartlotewiinliln
OATHAlllNE KUNK, Administratrix.
Jko. A. Cevin, Atternev. alMtdeawTu
ZAITtr HOWJSBB, se.
J1L1MN HKKMKHAH.
Flinn &d Breneman's
. SPECIALTIES!
Pennsylvania Lawn Mowera. Rldaeway Rofrlgeratora. Rapid loe
Oream Froezers. Ladtea' Frlend Oarpet awoepors. Qonulne Moxlean
Hammoeks, Nan Yerk Baby Oarrlages. Ohandler'a loe Oruehore. Wads Wads
wertn, Martlnea and Longman'e Pure Faluta, the beat in the market.
FLINN & BEENBMAN,
162 NORTH QUEEN STREET, LANCASTER, JPENN'A.
MUtT AUrxnTHIKMKNTH.
NOTIUK. MKIlllKHfl (IF HCHll.l.r.U
Htorbeknsse Vereln will meet at their
hHWKINK8UAYKVKNINl, MAY 11, at 8
o'cleok te trnnsaotbuslnessof Importance.
inl?.1ld UKO.BCIIWAltZ.Hce'y.
riMlr UIIMl'LlUATIUMB TO WHICH til..
X sers et tholCernoa may glve rlsu are often
vary serious, and may even prove destructive
te the Eye. . .
Diseases el the Eye, Ear and Threat nlse,
Cancan, Tumors, Bkin ami Chrenla Dlscnsus
successtully tronted by
UUS. II. 1). M. A. I.ONUAKKIt.
Ofllce-13 East Walnut street, Lancaster, l'a.
Consultation Iree. inylt-SMAw
T
IIIK MEW YOUK
((
SUN
UEACIIK9:i,ANCA8TKIt AT 0.2D A, M.
On the day et publication. C. It. BAKU
will supply It promptly en order, or wii will
senilltb mnlfat 60 cents a month. Adilress
I. W.KtGIiANI.l,nblishr"TiiB3CJ,"
m21-3tnd Hew Yerk City
I?STATK or AJtOS W. Blll.liV, LATK
!i of the City of Lancaster, deceased. The
undersigned Auditor nppolnted te nicertnln
liens, and distribute the shnrs of christian Z.
Mlley, out el the proceeds ofthesaloof the
teal estate et said deceased, te and among
i Mone leirnlly ontltled te the same, will sit for
that iinrpose en WKONKHDAY. tint 1th day
of JON K, IBM, at 10 o'clock n. in , Hi ttie I.f
brary ltoem of the Court lliiuse. In thecliy
or Lancaster, whero all persenj Intoicsleit In
said distribution may attend.
mylJ-StdT C1IAS 11. KLINK, Auditor.
. ..
T HUItHK'a.
11UY HAMMOND'H
SLUG SHOT.
GUAKANTUEH TO DKSTHOT
Petate Uugs, Clinch Hugs, ltesu Dugs, and all
Lice, Worms or catteriitilars upon Melons,
Cucumbern, 8iunsh or (Irape Vines, Tobicee,
Cotten or Kgg I'lnnt, Currants, Uoesoborrlos
or Ornamental and Fruit Trecs, unit all
Shrubs and Flowering Plants.
KKTAILB ATc FOK8 tt. PACK AUK.
CALL AND OKT A CIKCULAK. LADIKH
SAVE YOUK IJOSK U08HK8.
-AT
BTJESK'S,
NO. 17 BAST KINO 8TRBL71'.
J.'
UAI.DWI'.IX & OO,
cl . X-J.
Caldwell
&Ce.,
SILVERSMITHS,
Tea and Dinner Services,
Ornamental Pieces,
Perks and Spoons,
Complete Bridal Outfits:
Deslsrns and Estimates furnished en ap
plication. All Inquiries and Mall
Ordars recelv prompt nt nt nt
tontlen. 902 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
pt.HATUD TUNIO
-AND-
KILT SKIRT SUITS
FOU CHILDUEN
Of the latesttlcslgn lu Rreen ever plain, dark
navy blue, light gray or terra cetui, irem
2,00 te sjo.eo.
UENTLKUEN'3
CUTAWAY COAT SUITS,
sia.oe lf ulaek oiiEVier, imoe
HANUSOMK-FITTINO
SACtt COAT SUITS FOU DUK8! OU OEN-
EllAL "WEAll, B10.00 te H20.0O.
And the UNKIVALLKD ALL-WOOL SUIT
10,00 III OAUKOA8S1MEUE. l ,00
A new assortment or
Light Stiff DreBB ,
andOleth Derby n&ta,
Of the very latest NEW YOUK FASHIONS.
Stra-w Hats,
IN HUNDREDS OV DOZENS, Irem Be.
te
oue
Meaium.welghtUNDEUtvEAU.sulwbli'fet
the present chaiiKe, OOe !AJi!,Lv,4i,if?
UNDEUWKA1I, llandsemi) 1 'Ur t UA,'f.t'
StreiiK WOUKINO HIllllTd, bound-end silk
llnlsUudSUSl'ENDEim.aml
THB BIQHM1B SHIRT
for OHE UOUiAlt, or 5- KNU.HAI.V
A'DObN BOOTS and SHOES.
band Bewed VllENCH 'JOE wltn OUOVE Kip
TOP. Is the latest addition te a very large as as
sertment et all kinds.
DKAJ.lt US
ItUUIIElt CLOTHING.
Nes, 82-38 KAST KINO STREET.
LA.NOABTEU, l'A.
A Ladles' CUHACO KID SHOE, liandsome.
ly made, enra tee. for HI U5. Al-e. l'diM'
NKWVliltV ' IIUTI'ON hllOE for 81 00, ter
ni( tnll.ilra.a uiniiK i tM I.ANIJAI Klb lIAlj.
Williamson & Fester,
IN Till IN KB. VALISES AND
i
MBIT AVrr.HTJHEStKNTa.
w
ANTKIJ-A Ulltl, TU III) UKNKHAL.
housework, uaed reiorence rcouireJ.
Apply at this ofllce. ma ltd
C1L.KAH HAVANA KM.r.KH UIUAKS FOH
; ft cents. Ounrnntced te be clenr llUcn, nt
IIAUTMAN'S YKI.I.OW KltONT C1UAH
8TOUK.
1JLKNTV Tt IMITATK, HUT MONK TO
ceunl the fie. Havana Cigars nt
IIAimtAN'U YKI.I.OW rilUNT CKIAIt
HTOHH.
rpilK I.AKUKSl' ANO mOHTUOMl'I.KTK
X assortment et Euchre, Cosslne nnd'I'ekcr
cards Irem go perpnek up.
1IAKTMAN 8 YELLOW FltONT CIO All
HTOIIK.
fl'UY OLAKK'H HRI.KUTKU TKA8
L Coflees and you will be gratified.
Tens from 7c. te 'le. per quarter pound,
Ices ISe. te Jee. Urnnulated Bugar, lu,
Table Byrup nt ICe. Is selllm; last.
ANI1
tloeit
GLAItKt
r.n
Ten nnd CoITeo store, Ne. 3J West King 8t,
riMIK VRHOIUT HTII.I. HTANOS THAT
JL the best Se. Clgnr in the city Is ut
IIAUTMAN'S YELLOW I'ltONT t UJAH
BTOIIK.
TTOUHeKICKl'KllH, TAHI. KOTIUr..
KL'ltNITUIlE will be sold positively
AT COST,
te clese business, at
nl0-lmd y.1J WK3T KINO 8TKHKT,
SKAHONAMLK NKUIlSall 1KH.
rut Awny Furs und Woolens with
Tarine Meth I'nds, or Pfoizer'a Refined
Campher.
Iletli lu large stock nt
IIUHLEY'S DltUO STOltE.
n5-3ind 21 West King Streot.
Sl'KOIAL AM YOU 1'ASH IIY IIIK VINK
Tailoring Establishment don't rail te leek
In thu show window; thu leading Spring
Styles nre exhibited theicln i then walk in anil
examine our entire stoek. None te eiiunl it in
the city. Handsomely trimmed well mnde and
pcrlcct fitting garment nssured nt moderate
prtces. A. II. KOSKNSTEIN.
37 North Qucen 8t.
Opposlte the l'ostemce. m2 flmdll
fOH WOKICIMUMKN'ri
WKAH, OO lO
Working I'nnts,
1? JIKCIITOLO'S. Hest
Overalls, Jackets, Sack Coats, working hhlrts
warranted net te rip. Alse, Ladles unu Oents'
Onderwcur, Hosiery nnd Notions. All chenp
ler cash. Snve tlme and money by calling.
HBNltY liKCIITOLI),
Ne. ft2 North Ouein Street.
1. B.-llullilIng Lets ter sale. Ileuxes ter
sale or rent. I21yl
' - ' 1..--FHL - -
roll DALJS.
fllWO LAUUEWALhUT HiniTf. OOUN-
L toiBfersaio; mayboseonlnthostororoom
lately oceupiod by Mr. S.8 ltathven. Ne. 101
North Queen stroet ; muBt be removed neon.
APPlV te U. ;IiHfVUE
ail-llll VIHICU .m. iu, r.iwifc i.tn h.
PHIVATK HAI.H.-WII.I. tK SOLO AT
prlvata b ile property Ne. 419 Seuth Q usen
street, containing 15 teet irent nnd VIS leet
deep, upon which is urccted n ene tlery house,
bake even, right te a well el wuter, cistern
nnd choice let of irult trees. Fer lurlhur in
formation npply en the premises.
my7.1wd JOHN MeMANUS.
PUlSL.IUHAt.IS K VAI.UAHLK I1UILIJ
INO LOTS. On SATUHDAY, MAY -11,
1881, nt 1 o'clock p. in., will be Held en thu
premises, fltty lets et !M leet each, fronting en
fleuth I'rlnceniul Heaver stroet In this city.
Thrsolets He south of linger street, near te
the cotton mills. Urban .k llurger's planing
mllLlurnacs, gas works, dye works and ether
Industries, and about oue block fiem the new
school Iionsenboutlo be elected in thu Fourth
ward.
Tliirtv per cent, of the purchase money
must be psld und possemlon given Imme
diately, nnd the balancunf'O per cent, may be
charged upon the preperty un t pnltllnntu
years, with six per cent
IliayiMfi! H. FHANIv E3IILEMAN.
UI.AHtl AND QVJtKNaitAltH..
H
Mill BIAUT1JT.
FANCY GOODS
-AT-
CHINA HALL.
THE LAUO EST LINE IN FANCV COOPS IN
Docernted Ohlnu,
Blaque Ware,
BohemlanGlctaiWAro,
DECOUATED
Tea, Dinner & Toilet Sets.
- Ciamlne Our fctesk bolere pure'inslng.
High & Martin,
15 KAST KINO STHEET.
i.as'i:asteu, p
vAitrr.Tti.
K
.VSTAHI.IHHKII 1830.
CARPET
e
-AT-
Philip Selium, Sen & Ge's
100 BOUTII WATER BTKKI3T,
LANCAQTEIt.l'A.
Wullftve u full supply of 11AU AND fll.l.;
INO OAltl'KXrf. We only use the best of
If you wnnt u oed, sorvlcuable carpet,
please ceme and examine our stock boleio
nurchiulnu elsowhero, us we will sell ns clieap
as the chcupest, Come and see tei yourself and
bocenvlnced, as we always have the luputa luputa
tleu et uiaklnir flrst-elasn Carpets.
CUSTOM UAU OAUPET8 A BPKCIALTY
flllVKUI.KTa. COUNTKIU'ANEI, 1II.AN-
KET8. CAltl'ET CHAIN, UTOC1C
' INUYAHN.fta
Dyelng Dene In all Its branches at short no
tice. GOAL I ;COALI
Of Jho lest quality, expressly ler family use,
THY A HAMl'I.KTON.
UEMKMIIEUTHE OLD bTAND.
PfliriW 8C11UM, SON k CO'8.
Ne. 1WHOUTII WATEIt 8TUEKT,
llMmu I.ANOASTEIt, I'A.
llUSLMNO MATJSltlAL.
.il.i iiiiw li mw in w "
itnteVAi
HAVINU ItEMOVED MY
PLANING MILL
-TO-
Kos.aite 417 N. Jlulberry St.,
And IncrcaAOd my facilities ter work. I am
new prepared te de all kinds el work In my
llae fttshertei t notice.
aiwmd Wmi Wehlsen,
SECOND EDITION.
TUBBDAY BVBNINO, MA.Y 18, 1084,
CHARLES O'CONOR,
UKATII UK TUB KAMODrf I.AWVKIl.
reacefel nnd el a Great Man and h Light
of the American liar A Skateli at
Ills Career.
Nantucket, Mass., May 13. Charles
O'Coner, the dlatln tulshed lawyer diea
here. He ezptrml nt 8:25 yosterday nfter
neon, Ilia tuind was olear nnu sound te
the last. Thrce minutes bofero dissolu
tion he openod his eyes, put his hand te
the doetor nnd then in a o!ear,stronR voleo
oxelalmcd, " My Oed 1" nnd ozplred
without n strupcle.
Ills funeral will tnke place nt Bt, Pat
rlek's cathedral, New Yerk.
A Hkoteliut HtsI.Hr,
IThe illness which has proved fatal te
the great l&wyer was the result of a oeld
coutraetcd thrce weefts age, which until
early last week was net considered of
mueh boiIeub Importance The doetors
tcrmed his blekucss arellex of tlie stomach
and for seme days his slfiht has been Rone.
InNovembor, 1875, he wns attacked by n
oeld and contracted a very scvore Illness,
and his death was looked for as certain.
At that tlme he was se ontirely paralyzed
by atrophy of the stomach ns te be
Incapable of taktni; nourishment of any
kind, and en the 27th of Novembor,
nt his own roiiuest, the last rites
of the Heman Catholic church wcre
admlulstercd by Cardinal McCIoskey.
Fortunate treatment nnd inecssnnt care
and attention pulled him through, and iu
January of 1870 he was as well ns evor.
Mr. O'Coner was descended from an old
and distinguished family, living for lienor liener lienor
ntleus In the province of Cunnauttht,
Ireland ttie direct denceudants of theso
kings of CennaUKht who were the lest
Milesian monnrehs of Ireland. The
O'Coner Den, lately a momber of
the Uritbh I'arllumtnt for the county
of Iloscemmou, Is the prescnt nearest rop rep rop
rcsentatlvo of the family. Charles O'Cen
or's father caine from Ireland In 1801,
and Charles was born iu New Yerk city
In January, ItiOl. At the nee of twelve
O'Coner entered upon his legal studies. It
was uel law rcadlujr simply It was earnest
thoreuBh.uniomUtiugatudy. Ha threw into
his studies all the force, fervor, pisslen of
hh ardent yeunrr nature Hut In theso
lyearstiuBUli'ered privation. Ue dressed
poorly and oiteu sull-Heu tlie ui'.ar pangs
of huuger. " Often In theso daye I went
all day without eating and te bed without
any supper," he has said. In 1821 he was
admltted te the birat the iige of tweuty
years, and at ence took a foromest
plaoe as an nble liwyer. Ills prao prae prao
tlce from the first was cxtenslve and con
tinued se during his llfe In 1840 he be
oameiimombar of the Niw Yerk oenstl
tutleual conveutlon. Mr. O'Coner tiever
had much te de with practical politics.
Ue was a Democrat nil hW life. In his
early days he twloe ran for assist int ulder
man et tue aixtu waru, xtew ler, uui,
S9I ili'fMAtfiil both 1 1 me3. Iu the hard
and selt sbeH times he was placed
en the hard tloket as a otndid.ite for lieu
tenant coveruor aud defeated. At the
tlme of the United Statei bank he
took the part of the cmurv.itlve and
opposed the oxtremo viewj of the Domeo
raey iu rolatlen te ear tlniuf h, nud sided
with Sonater Itlvcs of Virginia, and r5n r5n
ater Tallmadge, of New Yerk, the leadcru
then of the oensorvitlvo nirty. In 1830,
when Wobster and Clay and Casj
united for the poaej et the coun
try, he thou bocame an advoe.tta
of their pacilloatery measure3 Ills
stand In the last war is vi!' kneva II J
was opposed te the ww nud Loek uxtrome
constitutional views Ue was firm tbreug'i
out lu his published Jetters and opjetifs
aud in his boeoming oue of the bends meu
of Jill" Davis and iu his veiuntiry pre ft or
of h's profepsion.il set vices in his behalf.
Tbe caudidoey of Mr. O'Couet for prosl presl
dent In 1872 hardly made a rlpple In hU
professional or his tecial life. At the
convention of worklngmeu lu New Yerk
that year he was clie-un as its oiudlnate.
Mr. O'Coner declined te be the candidate,
but. notwithstanding that, he received
21,550 votes thiougheut the country. Mr.
O'Coner died tu hi'i tp ' '" ; mansion evor.
looking the sea at Mantiioker, Mass.
Eds Intellkiencer
Dentti et ninuerinUI:, t te Hrat.cr .llauutue
tur i.
Cnit-voe, III, May lit. Cyrue II. Mo Me Mo
Cermlck died this inuinlng.
Mr. McCormlek w.j au honored citl.en
of his own st ite and wldely knewu ns the
Inventor aud pnlaiilri of the well known
McCermlck itajer, which mnchine was
almost iimeng the llrst ic.ipais te appear,
ilr. McCeimlck was wealthy 1
IN OOMIKUSH.
TlieBeuatfl 1'asies a Hill te I'Uea Orni t en
tee Krtlretl l.lat,
WsiiiNcneN, May 18. In the Sonate
n number of petitiei h weie ptcsented op
pesiiiB any nation et Congress that would
lead te iv dcstruotieu of healthy oompoti eompoti oempoti
tlon in the telegraph hutJacsH
Mr. Lei;au, from the coramltteo ou
mllllnry allatry, ropeited favorably a bill
te place General Oinnt en the retired list.
Unauimeus consent wns risked nnd glvju
te put it nt ence upon Pa passage, and
it was at ouce read a third titnenudpasitd
without debate or reniatk.
The bill provides that "in recognition of
distinguished sorvlces undercd te the
United SUtCB, uonerat u. a. urnnt, late
goneral of the army, be placed ou the
retired list, with rnuk nnd full pay of gen gen
eral of the army."
In aunounelnp his pair with Senater
Merrill te day, Mr. Coekioll iaid thetlis
tlnguiuhed rsouater from Vermont was
absent for the llrst time during tweuty-
iiiue jeais of service In Congress.
Klitl". AT Wl 1.1. A KOI
Tlie rMuiuiiit tlntfl nt Wasuluuten flleuei a
Narrow facspe.
WAtiHNtireN, May l.l Shortly nfter
ten o'cleok this meruiuK llre breke out la
the upper pint of ene of the icar bttll.l ngi
et Wlllaid's hotel.
At neon the llre was extiuguished with with
cutdeiuj; iniich il.inu.je te the hetel. Thi
smeke was ut first ery dense and thore
were soveral narrow escapes from HiiiVooa HiiiVeoa HiiiVoea
tlou. Some of the pcople were taken
from upper windows by ladders. The less
wlllnotexcecutjio.uw.
full el n Tnnnel.
Beueuset, Pa., May 13. Into!lleuoo Is
roeelvod hore thnt a large part of the reef
of the eastern eud of the Seuth Pennsyl
vania tunnel under the AUoRheny moun meun
taluB ut Dexter'a Cap, oaved iu en
Baturilay aftornoen, Instantly klllint; two
men and bndly injuring three ethers, rbe
tunnel was being pushed with great vigor
when It struek n quieksauu, ami uuiure uuji
preoautleu oeuld be taken the reef oame
down with a crash. Buporintendent White
hail Just'Koue into the tunnel and was se
btdly orushed that thore la llttle hope of
his rcoevory -
Irlin AlUlrs,
Londen, May IU. James Btophens has
Issued it oireular te the Itlsh Nationalists
lu Amotien, stating that he lias oensotitou
te nuain plaoe liltmelf at their head, " be
n.iu,n the ineveuient has arrived when a
union of nil Irishmen is possible" As
seen ui he receives atiswers fiem America
Uui new coufcreuco of Irish leaders will
meet in Paris. Stephens doelaros that
Ireland shall be an independent republic
bofero he dies.
TUeHtcamer 'rilgrtiu" Oreauded.
New Yertir, May 10. The Riant steamer
Pilgrim, of the Fall River line, while oem-
ing down from Fall River tbl met)m
Kreunded off 84th street In the Km rim
threuRli oarelessnoss of the pilot, Thta
voMel Is au oxeoption te the rest e tk
"no In that her hull Is of Ireu, se thut the
uamaee anstalned li mero terleun than
vreuld ba the oase with n wooden bittetn.
ene will be prevonted from maldurf the
reRular trips for possibly three or font
days.
WKATIIKK IHIUUAT1UNS,
WAsniROTON, May 13.-Per the Mlddln
Atlnntle sutes, Inoreaalug cloudiness,
oeal ra ns, seutherly winds, stationary
tomperaturo.
StAUKHtH.
l'hlladelphia narast.
l'nir.DBLrnr, May 1.1 rienr
dull and
stea'tllvhelil aunorAnestato, nmast Extra
UOf.lou(j3eu ra. lamiiy, i wkji u j uiueand
Indiana lamllv. Jl 7,15 73 1
Mlnn.oxtra.tteu
nu 7S t stralRhf, W cons 7S winter
13 7300 SO I spring de $3 2330 60.
imtonte,
Uyu Heur at H MQ3 02.
Win
hnat llnner but unlnt Ne. a Wostern lied.
II fSKI We. 3 no, oue no. i i-n. ueu, i it.
Cern firm nnd In Reed local UemamJ j
Steamnr mixed and ynllew,63rJ0 et sail yel
low, Ue t m mixed, (Uaeia Me. 8 mixed nnd
ynllew. CiOCIe. . . , .,.., ,.
Oatsllrmcr and fairly aotlve l Ne.l Whlte,
41KWI20I No.2de4IO NoSde,40KOJ re
jected, 313I0OI Ne.'J mixed, 37Kc
Uescarcunt72c. ., .
siwds-oievor dull at 8K093 1 Timethy
dull at II IDftl CO; Flaxseed ilrmat 71 7$. .
rrevlstnns rtrm and In fair demand Mess
l'ors,sisteais7S lie-t Hams, $ W Q M; Inula
Slnft licet $il ,
Unpen Hmekcit Shoulders, 7Kf87Kei salt de.
6X07ei 8mnkcd Hams, laOMHe plcklea
de ijuauxe.
Liint steady city rcflned. 0ViO9 i loose
butchers, 8',ie t prlme steam i S3
llutter liilrly nctlve and caster ; Croamery
PTtl-l. 233M01 de llrstfl. 52Q2IO R O. A N. i",
de. no; aoiectlens, '2 1 alie t de tlrste, ISi2t t
Wostern Crramery extras, 19QUa de koeiI te
chelen, ltfjnc
iteus nt iuec.
Ei;s steady; Extras. lRC15ic.
ChiH'se In linn demand i New Yerk lull
cie ims. old. UXtllSe ; new, 13Q13K;e i Western
(te7Vt0c, as te quality Penn'a. nirt skims.
SOTSc i lancy lets, 7U7K i de full skims, id
Ic.
Petroleum steady t ltennnd, SJ(SKC.
'V liljirv-Wfstern at II 17.
New If rk mrK01.
S'isw enx, Mayl. flenr State nnd West
im without duolded chsnxa: SiiiiernnnHUiUi
I0)(1 3U; Extra de. 13 'uai 7 s Choice de.
MHiftOwi Kancy no. WiCidrM lleuiid
Heep onto, li tOOl in t wiilse. l lifffl 0-M
Jupornne Wosletn. 13 CO T J UJ j common te
Heed (itlmiln, II Cefi3St elm en de. tl te
C f)j chelc Whlle Wheit de. W 'ilSB sn.
snuthurn nulett common te fitr extra, 13 7i
CtlfO oel torhelcn Je. It 73w CO
wiu.at openi'dOs-e lewart afterwar.is r.; r.; r.;
covuicdlrem ilnitim and mlvancul MtTle;
moJerate Bpoculatlve 1 uslnesi mainly lu
July t Ne. 2UO.I, . I unn. $1 03jf81 0IJ; July,
S10lttlbS;H; AlliJ.Sl Olfil Ol; 'opt., II OIK
(SlOIJi.
Cern fjl'ie htffU r nnd mera aotlve j
Mlsei Western spot at 51iJG3et de future,
usacajVc. ....
ostaKfJ-'iehluliiir, Including Ne. 2 June at
SS'iej fct-ite, I Slw; Wostern, 3J3i:e
iTririi Pirat.".
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irit. I.anentter. I'ru
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Ne'a Yerk Cuntrtu lle4
Mew Jersey Uentral 77
Ohie Central 2K
Oel. Lack. A Wixtern.... lUi
Umiverft Ule Orande.... It
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N s.,Ont. X Wistern.... eyi
t.f'iul. Somalia Z"!'H
l'tnne Mali 44
Ur. nestcr 4; l'lusburgh.. e,j'
St. Paul ni
Texm I'aclUc U
Union Pacini- U
W.ibnh Cemmmi
Wa'iasli Preferred 1.1
W.ist'm Union Toleirranli Wi
l.-iuUvllIeft Nasbvllle... IlH
N. Y.,(ylil .i 4' L
I, ihlijh Vallr.y
l.ehli-'li Navigation
t'eunsylvanU mi
lte'vlluu.
17H
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Northern I'aeinc I'ref...
ILisienvlllu
I'ii'ladrlpnia A Krle
t! irtuern Central
Undargreuud
Ou.ni'in, Southern
oil ..... ....... .......
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r Gallens by Associated Press.
Htncks ttustcady.
I'll bU i'l a.t Ei'telt. K. ..
ite ..II. in t'.allreivl ...
1' miMvivaulalUllriMil
I.'hluli Valluj Uallreiid .
Unlteil Companies or NhwImveV.,
Nir. ii'rn 1'nclUe. ,
r irtlicrn Patlfic I'toturrel
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MeiUiurn central i.mreaa
IjinlKh Navigation U.impauv
M.i.rtsteun lltitlreal
Centifcl T.npor-.iite i Ce iiiiiiy
I'lttRbV, TltiKv'lle A. 'liilatell U. ,
I lltle 'CllU.'-t 1 tOI'nul
ft
new xer.
juolaiieiis uy Associated Pres.
3tocks8.reiiKur. Menuvcay atSWfJJc.
New terk cou'iej lll'.i
Etie U-ulnmd , lS
V lams Kriinwi ..... 1D3
MlrlilK'nu Centril Itatlread 70
Sllehlcnn yeutlien. Uallieid 93i
ltlliielj ,'euir.u ttuilreil fit
Cinvnlaml . I'litibuiKh lUUnii 113
c. nielle .t i:et til imi r.iiirni' .....no
I'ltuimrs' . r'ert Waynt Itallreiu 1!9V
nVim'i rn utileri Telei-u h ' empuiy. S9JJ
r I'ftUi a wr.be.-h ... n
N w J .iiej Ce .tml ... . , 774
Nwl.ir cil-t te u . ,, 9,"4
Llie ttoek miirket,
CiuoMie-lloKs-IlcccIpts, lo.nen head i shin
mens, 'iiOO Iii.mi1 ; uuiket weak and MilOc
lower i reiiih pickliiK, MJD03il5i lnckius
and rlitpplmr, 3 70S" 11; light, ti '-0)3 81;
skips HO'. . ,
Cattlu-ltecclpta, 3JJ hradt shlpments, 700
lu ail ; mirWut btlik and lliinert expertKriidea
14'1(I 71 1 koeiI te ctiolce shipping, S3 339
UCO; common te medium, J.UiOQOO).
Hlioep ltccelpts, l.COO head; shipments,
nonet innrket acllve and stronger; luforler
te talr, tl 7!W 23: medium toiceod, IS 2130 j
choice, te C5tru,t0 50a725.
East LluuKTT Cattle-deinand ncllve and
pt lies lmve advanced lSJ)eatinve lait celi'n
clesliiK prices; receipts, l,oe) lie id 1 ship-
iiieiits.tKunpaii. .
Hes uctlve and firm ; receipts, 2 COO head t
shipments, 2 fcTS head ; Philadelphia, JIC01S
0 10 ; Yerk or, J3 70fi 83.
she pilrmand uncnanired 1 literal supnly
expectuii tomorrow; prluie cllpned, J7Jn?
SSltfilrtn koeiI de. sj eOQ3 CO; Lambs,
WM7; receipts, I.COJ held 1 jdiljmients, 1,80
Head. t
I'l I a tulpluu catlls Mi.rliet.
Mutten May li The arrivals et llvu
stneK ut the dlUoient stock yards were :
Ker the woek 3,I0U beevM. ,000 snoop, 4.6C0
heizs. 1'roviein woek-3,2iM broves, 0,000
sheep.SOWhesj.
Heel Cattle ncre In koeiI demand, nud
although the arrivals wure hoavler, prloee ru ru
inatned steady.
Woquetofts follews:
Extra, Uia7e ; tloeti, C4O8K0 1 MoJlure,
M.Qilu 1 Common, bQ5c
ceuntiy Fat Cows wure In peer request at
3ktt3e.
MlleUciwH ero linotlve at $30ri70.
Veal calves wero actlve and hljrhnratad
ly.e,
Hheei) unit Lambs wero In uoed demand and
with iitfht arrivals prlees uilviiucedHoenall
Kriules.
L.t mrfii no ff11nu
Weel sheep, 4f8ie; cllpped de, 86tfe;
sprln lambs 3B7 per head.
Heus were active unit prices cloel firmer
forwestein. We quote fiem 8 te SJe, acoord aceord acoerd
liiu' te quality.
SALB8 Of U11KVM AT WXST TnltADXtrUIA TA8DS.
Auieni; thu sales at the Wast t'tilladelpUla
Yurds were ;
UodKer Maynes, 73 Western and Lancaster
co., C'iOIe.
Daniel Murphy, w Lancasteroeunty, eaXc
Jehn MeArdle, 171 l'eun'a, tVlCB7e.
K. B. MeKllllu, 150 Laneister county. 6WQ7e.
It, V. MeKllltu.HO Lancaster oe.5tJcKc
D. Bmyth llre., 71 l'onn'A,60sVe.
lllpplu llie.. 100 l'a. fat edws, 3jc
A. J. Chrlstv, ll Pennsylvania. SfcaMfe. ,
Owenamtih,7l Wostern nnd Pennsylvania,
fiVfCf.Vfi.
U. Bchamberu A Ce.. 201 Wcsteru,S07p.
echambuM lMul. 173 Western aud
iiiieiiman l,evl! 160 Western aud
I'aun'a,
1'enu',
N, II. UeilierUM Western. 8KOKe
.Inuiea Ciomsen. fa Lun easier co., aH0.
Duuuts amytn. ei Pa., WCJS-,,-M
Levi, lie ivnnlynu, fMK0e.
Mm Osthelm. -a wosleru. X&Ztu,
J T Latta. 41 Chester county, ty.OW-
il, chain, lJunxei.Hu
jaBBaSSssiasaraa
lOW as 70. .., nm BAtMI.
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h. Deunlel,
ii h uSkSSXrui bead, MNh.
Jetm IL Wanl.0J bowl. 7alVle.
VSSMa Hhean were aetlvsj
j. r. Ixjwden
iinviiAd Hheep
MM fM
higher at UOlle,
Us. "r. h.
70W 70
111 Vf
77 :e2
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30 20
tl'. 42
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