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FARMERS' INSTITUTE,
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KXKUUIMHH,
llr. WleKerslintu In Mm UlnOrAililti
tlie I'fMlileiit-ltiiiiiiiittttKiii Appelated
of
-ur. Uiilitrr mi lliupe Utilturn.
In nocerdntico with notion taken two
months nge by tbe Inno.ister county aim.
uulliirnl mid horticultural miolety, n
rariiiura1 Institute uoiiimeiial itn cessions
in tbe court hduse nt IOiUO thin morn
Tbe nttonduneo was net he large ns It
nliiiultl iinvn been, but matiy of tbe most
prominent und intelIIut farmers from nil
parts of tliu county wero in nttondaneo,
mill doubtless tlie nuinber would bnve
been inuell tumor, had n mum f.iviirnlil.i
Inte been chosen. At thin tlnm
agriculturists nre in tbe mid-' ,',?ur
tobacco planting mid tbeir I .. ". "' ,tllur
we,t, " .aipertaut farm
The '
TheiiiBH' -'Sliien
y jj,. ..into was o.illed te order by J.
0r -fllle, who toad tbe following; list of
-doers :
Prenlilctit Dr. J. I Wiohershnni, city
Vleo Presidents Henry M Kii'le,Jninc8
Weed, Mtlle ItiitMu ; Cilvln Coepur,
Mini lii.H.iud ; H. 0 Rush, West Willow;
a. a. Bpenccr, r-lly,
Hecretnry--j (j. Mnville.
Commll'ue en ReoeptlotDr. .1. P.
WiekHribaui, S. P. Kby, W, II. liresiiiN.
"lUfJoepur, P. H. Dilieiidorfler.
U mtulttoe en Mumbershlp M I).
Keiidtg, J. L I. nulls, .Jehnsen Mlllur,
Levi. 8 Heist, .leHcph P. Witiner.
Dr. Wleucisham en taking tbe ehuir Maid
he waiii farmer und n seu of n farmer,
bad been vlee president of tbe State
Agricultural Koeioty, but was net new
engaged in farm wuik. He thought tlmie
lere that nome otber and inore ptaotieal
fanner idieuld bnve been called upon te
iirrslde ; but as tbe comniittce had named
him for tbe position be would assume tlie
duties. He thru roeltcd tbe ovent)
which led te tbe holding el tbe
tiifctltute, iih they bnve nlrcady bemi
published in tbe lNTi;i.i.HiKNi;nit. lle
was in liepeH there would bave
been a lurgcr attendance, but ns
oveiything has te bavu n beginning
we must be cenn nt w ith our present miui
bers. He coblldenlly believed tbe tlme
would seen ceme when tbe court hoiibe
would net be large enough te held tbe
(armors who would oiewd te the institutes.
He tben iutrodi.eud Dr. Jamas Calder, of
Hnrrlsburg, ebairui.iu of tbe state beard
of agriculture.
Ornpe Culture.
After reading a Hit of twenty diflereut
varieties of Peutisylvauia I'r.ipns, seme of
which he described ns excellent mid nome
euly indifferent, hee.ild tin) best with the
Concord, the Clinten and tbe Mattha. The
Concord In tbe gi.ipe Ter the million; if
there in euly loom en em premises te
grew a siugle vine let it be tbcConcerd it
will row overy where, en nil kiudn of soil,
uever rrecM5, i. iiily m.wiai;ed, is pro pre
line, in easily pre)a'.tp I, and the fruit Is
llue
Tbe CaUnbi ur) ih an admirable
uue ; it dimjOiid well Hi many plaoen, but
net In etlicri It row(i very poorly in
HarrUburj;, whlle it dees well in Krle and
nome ether parin of the ntate. It in net no
hardy and dt" net last inore tbnu a few
yeim and seldom baars inore than 11 ve or
Bevon years. In Ueiks veuuty It dein
well for about tbice years out of
Hcveu. It has been noticed that the
Catawba deca mueli better wbuu it is
allowed te climb ou tree, or is trained en
lefty tiellibcii. Tlie latter nheuld never be
Iccn than ten feet in heljbt, nud feiuteen
feet in height Ih Htill better.
Tbe next variety of fjrape proxunte.l by
Dr. Calder was the Martha. It in net no
hardy as the ethers, but Hi fruit is .uliuir
able. It an b:id from a beedlinR of tbe
Concord by Mr. Miller, who sold the lirst
viue ebiained te Mr. ICu.ix, of IMtsburtf,
for $500. Mr. Calder then at nome leucth
t'ave direc'leiiH for set'injr out a vineyard.
Urape MLt.i de net de hi well in wet
ground ns en nteny lull sides. The vines
should be set. out in rewi tu feet apart.
The American t.'r.i like the Ainorie.iu
man, don't Itkn te be crowded, aud dens
belter whim it h.vi pluty of room. He
ndvlvvd traiuiuK the vines en trellises
rattier than tyin thorn te ntakes as the
I'niepeaus de. l'ests set at proper Inter
vals and covered with (Olvaui.cd vfire are
lu nome respects butter than tbe woedou
Ueilis. Dr. Calder advised the selection
el yeuiii,' vines, net moie than two years
old, lather tiian elder ones for tbe vine
yard, aid gave elaborate directions for
trailing and pruninj; them. He held that
a vineyard properly cultivated and man
ued bhuuld Uhi at least n hundred years.
llr. I.erlnc's ildreii.
Dr. Uargu H. Leriiifr, United States com
mistdouerof nrieuUtire, was uext intro
duced. He congratulated the fanners
present ou the success which attended this
their first iuslitute, aud thought there wat.
iie occasion for Dr. Wlekersham te apole
glze for It. Dr. Luring said he came from
Massachusetts where tbe neil was barren
and the crops light, aud he felt that he
could say netbiug instructive te tbe farm
ers of Lauoaiter county who raise ouer
ineus nreps. He would thoreforo surrender
the whele buslncsj te tbum they knew
all about wheat oulture aud fruit cukure
and stock raising nud oreamorlns and
elhnr farm matters, and why should he
nttomptte instruct them, when ou his
own firm the grass grew se poorly that
Lancaster county cevin wouldn't eat It, and
the wheat be peer that a Lanoaster county
farmer wouldn't reap it. He would hew
ever talk te them ou the possibilltien of
American agriculture. Prem statistics,
Dr. Loring preseuted te the institute tl e
actual llgurcs of the woudeifnl
wealth of the agricultural iuteretti
of Pennsylvania, her millions of
bushels of cerealM, her cattle, horses
sbeep, vegctablcn and fruit, presenting n
plcture of industry, enterprise nud pros
perity that cannot be equalled by any ua
tieu lu tbe world. Of all men the farmer
should be proud of his occupation, bis
wealth aud his comfertablo surroundings.
Whlle natives of all the countries of the
world Heck te America, what Amerlcau
farmer would for a moment think of im
proving IiIh condition by emigrating te
Norway, riwoden or otber European
countries'.' An American farmer would
tlie of " llueucss " in Japan aud burn his
wooden plow te keep his family warm. Dr.
Loring then contrasted the German, Eng
lish, French and Italian systems of farm
iug with our own, showing the great su
periority we possess ever all othera, The
ene great cauae of our prosperity
in thn subdivision of the land
into farms, the ownership of -the
land in fee, the right te dispose of
It by sale during llfe or by will afterdeath.
Thefce advantages be contrasted with dis
advantages under which the English
tenant (armor geverns whose rent Is
governed by his skill ; if he is n geed
farmer he Ih taxed te death, aud It be is u
bail oue he staives te dcatn,
Anether great ndvantnge of the Point
sylvauia farmer is the local market he
(lnds for his products among manu
facturers. It is shown by statistics that
wbcre the farming population is 30 per
cent, of the whele population, the farmer
earns $100 per head per annum ; aud
whom the farming population is Vi per
cent. of the whole, he earns but 3100 per
head, llcnce the advantages efbaviuga
local market among manufacturers.
At the close of Dr. Loring's address a
vete of thanks was tondeiod him, nud the
iiiBiituie aojeurneti te mcet at l::i0 p. m.
ninjinr Uuutt.
This meinliig the mayor had two drunks
One was Kraraa Arobey, colored, en old
ofleuder who persists in carrying her baby
around, whlle druuk, Bhe was given 20
days aud tbe ether 6,
A (IAlKFHOTlllt TKKNTUHH.
liie IfiinMdf.- INireat thn Jtraejrinan la te e
The l.nueMter mine btuppxl bjr lulu.
Ilofero an audloneo of about 400 the
Ironsides defeated the Trouten, Eastern
loague team, yosterday afternoon by the
oero of 12 te (J. The enrly part of the
contest whi marked by noveral Inoxeusablo
criern en both sides, but the home elub
played ndmlrably nfter thpy bioame
warmrd te their work, blanking thelr op
poitenti from thn third Inning te the cud
of the gatlie. Iuirnihnin. tlm Imn. l.ln.i
new pltober. Illled the box admlr V
ylnltern llndlng It hard te .. i.i,:.
hSieilii ,aJ-ef "
peinle" 'loO.ibe.oltho'lW
new pltober. Illled the box ndmlr 'atv n.-
though
work was
rcnteu.was
luelty noverelv. the Ireiisldns
lining tbe game by thelr superiority
with thn willow. The elllclal score fob
Iowa s
lueMaiiiKi, n,
llriiillny, all. $
(liHiilinaiitlb..,.. 0
III.
i
1
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1
1
1
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1
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4
1
6
1
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1
Hamilton, r I,.,,.,,., 2
Dldllel.l, e I te...
neriiy, e.iul.
UlKKliin, Sb..,,
Iletntlil, n n ....
lngiiiliiiii, i .,
IJtuone.lr
Total 1'
TltKNTOKH
11 27 ID
AllMKllllO, III
(jllllltOII, 0
My urn, Hi
Hleni), a I
Hclimick, :ili, . ..
Sinltli.MM
NVIIIIatiii, I I
llreiitlmiM, r f
MeCnUe, p
2
1
1
1
2
II
I
II
0
ie
3
II
I
11
I
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I
1
1
0
j7
4
n
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I
1
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3
Total tl
INMMI1. 12 3
r
8 II
I 7
IkiiihI'Ieh..
Trenluii)..
. a a n (i 3
1 2 I 0 II
0 x-tt
e e-n
niiMMAiir.
Karnoil iiin-t. Iientilcx, 3; 'I ronten, I.
Htiiuk out lly MeCiilMi, 1: Inuriilmin, 3
1'ih-imI tiiiliMHiirliy, I t i)liiilnlii,y i ynlnien,
2 i l.ellen IcixeH I'rtmtini, II: Irennlileri, 7
IliiMmen Ij IlK-lly ,Me(.nne, I ; liiKtuliam, 3
lliiipmi l'yle
In the second game between tbe Laucan
ter and Cbambnrsburg in the latter place
yesterday, rain Interrupted the content In
the fourth iuiiiiing, the score then stand
ing 5 te !l in favor of Lauciter,
tinning Kluewlirrn
Plilladelphia : St. Leuis 7, Athletic 111 ;
liosteu : Hosteu 11, Philadelphia 0;
Washington : Keystone 7, National 8 ;
Providence : l'rovidcnce 7 New Yerk 12 ;
Chicago : Chicago 4, Hullale II ; Detroit :
Detroit II, Cleveland 2 ; Pittsburg : In.
iliatmpe" h it, Alii" heuy 2 ; llroeklyn :
Louisville 11, Brooklyn 0 ; New Yerk :
Metropolitan 0, Cincinnati 10 ; Baltimore
(10 liiniugM, ntoped by rain) : Baltimore
I, Teledo 4 ; Chicago : Chicago Union 1,
St. Leuis Union 111 ; Newark : Demestic
it, .loUVrhen 1 ; New Brunswick : HuU
gets college li) Columbia college Q ; Eliz
abeth, N .1. : Brown UiilverNity 0, Eliza
beth A'hlotiefi; Chester: Harrlsburg 0,
Chester 4.
Hewrn, catcher of the Athletic, has been
t i leased.
To-menuw the Ireuxiden are I'elug te
'rSeuteu.
This afteiue in the Irousides are playing
a game with the tit. Leuis, of the Ameri
eau anKeel.it Ien, and there is a large crowd
in attendance. Pyle mid Oldlleld nre the
home battery.
The Lauoksler club went te Yerk to
day te Wy the team of that place an ex
hibition game. An ellert was made last
evening te bave .the Athletics play tbe
Liticanter, here today but they refused
te ceme.
I UK lllun rllll I.IUIITIMU.
Twe Kl.t'ln I.Unt Duinpviue UempetliiK
tut tlie Oeutract.
Thn l.itu p uommitteo of oeunolls met en
Tuesday evening nud considered the fel
lowing bills presented ter tlie lighting or
the eity for the ensuing year :
The Kojstenu electric light company,
of Philadelphia, proposed te light tbe eity
with 1J0 lights, 1,000 candle power, at
$14,000 per year, the contract te be award
ed thorn for ten years, or they will soil the
plant te the city for 8;tt,000, and the eity
te pay a royalty of $12 per lamp per year,
the city te buy the plant thirty days after
the light Is satisf ctery te the committee
an I pay cash therefer, or the company
agteeii te s.dl the plant at the cud of oue
year for 10,000, which will iuolude the
royalty
The Mnxiu i lectrie light company agreed
te light the eity at the same rute as new
paid 10,800 ter a year.
The L monster gas light aud fuel com.
pauy propose te furnish gaa for tbe may may
ei's ofllee, council chambers, tmasurcr's
ollice and station house at i'i per 1,000 feet
or nt it. fit) per 1,000 leet,if they are award
ed thoceutiact ler lighting the city at $23
per street lamp,
The Pennsylvania Glebe nud gas light
oetnpiny agreed te furnish as many lights
iw the city may reiiuire in parts of thu city
net lighted by oleotrtoity or ether means
at $ per lamp.
The committee v. ill recommend toeouu
cils that no actnu be takeu at present ou
the bids te light the eity with electricity,
as the oentiact of the prosent company
dies net expire for hoveral mouths, They
will recommend that the contract for
lighting the public buildings be awarded
te the Lanoaster gas light nd fuel com.
pany, and for the lighting of theso stroeu
net new lighted with tbe electricity te the
Pennsylvania Glebe company the contract
te be cancelled at any tlme that ether ar
rangements are made for lighting theso
Htrcets,
All Old fariiier'a Urrut radriirlan rest.
Husten Arijus.
Nathan Derr, a farmer residing in Cen
tie Valley, accomplished a niOBt extraor
dinary feat Monday morning. Mr. Derr
is nearly sixty-five years of age aud some
tlme age he oxpressod his intention of
runulug te Allcntewu from Ceutre Valley
lu un hour's time. The dlstuuce is nine
miles. At nine o'clock in the morning he
started from his home, followed by a man
In a carriage, who kept the tlme, and in
llfty eight niiuiitcs he made tbe distance
te the bridue whieh cressos the Llttle
Lehlgli near Sehnurman's mill, iu Salis
bury. In four minutes inore he was
among si crowd of Interested spectators en
Centre square A collection for his beuo beue
tit was nt once taken up and a baudsome
sum wan realized. Mr. Dcrr did net scorn
fatlcucdin thu least nfter his long run.
He weighs about 175 pounds and ohal ehal ohal
leugcs any man of his age or evor te make
tlie same difitance in the same tlme.
Death or ftlri. Hiiruli Keel,
Uarilsbitrg Indepondent
The death of this well known and ven
erable lady, wlfe el Samuel Heel, touehca
with sorrow, perhaps, a larger oirelo of
rotations nud friends than that of any per
son who died for years in narrlsburg or
Dauphin county. Deceased was a sister
of Mrs. Mary Bretz and of Mrs. Elizabeth
Andersen, both of whom died seme yeara
age. the latter nt the age of 87 years. Mr.
Uoergo Oarverlek, a brether, survives at
the age et 88. Mrs, Hcel was the mother
of nx-Sherilf A. Iloel, Adam Heel, Mrs. O.
A, lieas, Airs, lioelior, et L-aneaBtcr eity,
and Mrs. E. Wagner, of titisquehanna
township. The Inst llluess of the deceased
was piotracted aud severe, confining her
te her room for thlrteeu weeks, during
whieh her patience never woaried. Her
llfe was ene of leve for her family and
nhe died buleved by all who knew her.
Till Tapped.
This afternoon about one
o'clock a till
tapper stelo $11 from the drawer of II. II,
Hohrer'H Kxoelslor saloon en East King
stroet. Wm. Hetting the bar tender weut
te the water alesnt nnd was absent from
the bar room but a low minutes. Ne ene
wasiu the jroem when he left, but as he
returned a man ran out of the front deer.
i The money taken was in notes and silver,
LANCASTER DAILY INTKLLMJtfNCEIt WEDNESDAY JUNE 1884.
MimtSTKlMI IN MKH91UM.
LftiiCMtrt (Jlftrarmtn nt Ihn Fnit I'rnniyl-
vnnU KvnnRfliml Uonletence In
I'otlitenn,
Tlie Mlnlslnriaf nssoelatlon of the Head
lug dlstrlet, East I'ennsylvnnla oenferonco
of the Kvangellbal nhaoelatlon, , met In
Halem chUreb, Pottstown, Menilay even
leg. Her. J. O. Ilernbcrger, of Heading,
presiding elder or the dlstilet, in president
of the onuvenllon. Her. E. HuU, of Lin
caster ; He?. W O. Kantner, of Pine Hill,
i'utn county ; Hev. II. I). Albright, of
Maultelm, and Hev, J, C. Krause, of
Iloartewn, this county, nre In attendance
Hev. Kraune preached a normeu ou " the
relation of the church te tbe prohibition
movement. " He oheno his text from
Kemnusl'J, 0: "Abher that whleb in
evll ; olenvo te that which Is geed." Hev.
Hut, read a carefully prepared paper en
" The Proper Care of Couvetts." Hev
Kantner read an ably prepared essay ou
" In Man Immortal by Croatlen or by
Preservation ?" Hev. J. O. Kraune was
oleeted secretary of the convention aud
Hev. W. O. Kantner, treasurer.
A FA II 01 Kit KILLED
mill tlTf r by III Own Tr.in.
Last oveuing, about 5 o'cleok, Isnne
Burkheldor, a (armor residing near Parm Parm Parm
otnvllle, West Earl tewunnlp, was almost
Instantly killed under the wheels of his
own wagon, and near his home.
Deceased was nbeut T years of age nud
had n family, He went te Ephrata for a
lead of coal, with a four horse team, and
when near home fell from the saddle herse
en which he was riding and under
the wheels of the wagon, which
with itn heavy weight passed' ever bis
breast, crushing the life out of the iiufor iiufer iiufor
tuuate almost instantly. Deputy Corener
Burkheldor held nu inquest and a verdict
was rendered in ncconlauce with thoabevo
facts.
ilrlil Fer
Jehii Weaver had
iimirt,
n heartng bofeto
Alderman Porduey Inst night en the
charge of laiceuy of nome money from
Charles Eiekmau, aud was held in bail for
dial nt court.
VUKTIIK CUIIUOI.
itttam
Mume ll'ipirle KttKurillng ttia
Award ,
u.itiirnci,
Eiw. I.NTEi.i.igr.Nci:ii The iccent let
ting of the building of a school heuse en
Seuth l'rluee street, iu this city, by the
properly committee of the public school
beard of directors, shows with what
facility men " dot lied with n llttle brief
authority," eau shape things iu the inter
est of a favorite bidder, regardless of
right, usage or preondent. At the letting
iu question, proposals were received from
the following master mechanics : Clilten
Evans, $7,017 ; Daniel MeLiughlln,es,200;
Jehn Adam Burger, i'ijj'.i-') ; Philip Dink
leburg, $8 C50.
Mr. Evans having been the lowest bid
der, backed by uuoxeiiptioiikblo seciirity,
was entitled te and should have been al
lotted the work, but It ban transpired that
the committee in an unwarranted assump
tion of power, wholly ignored this
proMritieu aud pasted it by without any
consideration whatover. The reason ei
excuse for their cxtiaerdtuary conduct has
net been revealed, and in all probability
none eau be given aside from a secret
ilosire te drop their mantle ou another
bidder iu whose success they Kympathi.ed
If they Jiave any reason let them oouiiuu eouiiuu oeuiiuu
uioato It te the beard of directors at. their
uext meeting. The next lowest bidder
was the well known heuse carpenter and
master builder, Mr. Daniel McLaughllu,
responsible and trustworthy, capable of
oariyingeut what he would undertake,
aud in the line of business is
without a superior iu thin community ;
but be tee failed te recolve fair play
from this discriminating committee en the
shallow aud thin prutext that the uame of
a surety did net accompany his piopesal
when it is patent te nil conversant with
the institutions of public lettiugs that the
euly object of sue'i moasure Is te preveut
elltitings from stiaw bidders. Had the
work been allotted t Mr. McLaughlin the
best of security would have been presented
ut the pre per time which doubtless the
cotumlttce well knew.
This notion oler.rod the Hack for the
oengcuial favorite, Mr. Jno, Adam Burg
or, as the next lewest bidder, a very re
llabln man, aud as a mattoref oeuteo Mr
Burger was awai led the ceu raut.
The whele proceedings have such a far
cica aspect, that it is suggested lu the
future l dsipeuse with the oxpeuso of ud
vertisiug fin the receipt of proposals for
building publle school huu-.es aud thus
nave othei bidders the time of examining
plans and npeoifleUionn, nud making nec
essary calculations for pionesttinns, and
simply te
call ou Air iJuiger te uoiue
..!.- . ...
job.
i-'AIIl 1'lay
Ainuieiueiiu,
Jluffnle lUll'i Sh mv. Don't miss ilullale
Hills Kical Wild Weal paiadn, Monday, J uue
0, at le o'clock. Reute: from ion nils te
Walnut, te Duke, le James, te Neilli giieeu,
Ui 8. inure, le West King, te Prince, te cones cenes cones
tei;a, le Chuieli, le East Mug, lu Duke, te
Walnut, te park.
-
rOIIHION NKWM.
Trrtllle Ueene lu l.emluu lu lliirtilnic Jie.
nseerii,
Londen, June -1. The Kitst Londen
aquarium at llishep's O.Ue was destroyed
by tlie tliia morning, nome ei me wuu
animals were saved, ethers wero shot by
the authorities aud ethers wero buriicd.
Among the latter were the lieus, bears,
jaekals and moukeys, The rearing of the
burning beasts was something terrible.
Otber l)yninite Outrages 'llirenteiied.
Pahis, Juue 1, The chief of the dyn
amite party iu Paris dcolaie that the
authors of the last Louden explosions
have escaped England, aud are new in
perfect safety. Auolher outrage, which
it is believed will be mere successful, has
been planucd. The llnal details bave
been urrauged for a secret meeting of
dynamiters which will shortly be held.
An Kx-Kliefllva Attacked,
An unknown man suppoied te be a dis
charged employeo nttneked ex Khedivn
Ismail I'aeha at the Palais Heyale Uaideus
te-day and gave him a sovero beating.
HVKVIAL fUTIVKH.
It you sailor with sick Headache, Constipa
tion, tour Stomach, or bilious attacks, Km
ery's Little Catliartla 1'llls will rollsve you.
ti cents. J2 lwdJt.WAFAw
Fer Laiue iiaes, ome or cnest, use nwi
LOH'B I'OIlOUa l'LABTKll. l'rlce, 'a cent-
Beld by II. It. Cochran, druggli 137 and UO
North Queen street. Lancaster. toblteodfl
1'liyslelans recommend iioureus plasters lu
cases et Hack Actie, Lame Hide, Still' Muscles,
Kheuuiatlsm and all local pains. Hep i'tai
tert are the best made, combining Fresh Heps
Willi tiums, Iteady te use, pleasant and pew
01 till in notion. 25 eta, at any duitf store.
imrBi-ne, nervous people, "outel sous,"
Celden's LPiuld Heet Tonic 111 cure. Ask
for CeMen'i. Ot DruggUts.
J3.lwdeed.tw
Kpllupay el Nine Years.
" I thank the giver el nllgoed Kilts, Willi's
J. N. Marshall, et Uiatiby, Newton Ce., Me,
" ler giving me tiamarttun Xervtne, It cured
mydaiightei'seplleptte tits, et U years stand
ing," Uutatdiugglsts, tl.se.
J'J-lwibnd Aw-
Ue Net l DliOODrugeil
even if you have tried many remedies let
your Kidney disoase or Ltver complaint with,
out success It Is no reason why you should
think your disorder Incurable. The most In
tractable ceses readily yield te tlie petent
virtues et Kidney. Wert. HI a purely voe.
table compound which acts en the Kidneys,
Liver and llewels at the same tlme and thus
cleanses the whole system. Don't wait, but
get a package te-day and eure yourselt,
MB AJirr.HTlnKHtRNTH.
f RWKir'U CKLKIIKATKl) ItEVKKInHATUltH.
Gee. M. Steinman & Ce.,
Ne3. 26 & 28 West King
-AOENT3
WATER COOLERS
-AND-
FILTERS.
JeMmil
Threw Away Ills Drnteueil
'ifiillereil from rheumatism se tmilly hail te
use eititnlins, but tlnew tliem away nltci-HJ).
plying Thenmt' hlectrle OU te my limits, t
new leel lietter tliuii I have ler ycurs " K. I..
Ullibs.SW KlkHt., Iluirln, N V. Held liv T. II.
Cochran, driiRKlst, 1J7 and lte North (uien
street, Lancaster, I'n.
BprnK lllKbtUp.
"Have tried ThnmutKleclrte Oil ler croup
and colds, and llntl It tlie tmst remedy I luva
everued In my IhiiiIIv." Wm, Kay. 810 Ply.
month, Jtve., lluriale. N. Y. Held by II. it,
Mielntiii, (liui'Klst. 137 and 13'J North Queen
street, Lancuntur, I'u.
A Flr ener.
The VolUte Helt Ce , Atiirsliall, Mich., eiler
tseud llr. Dye's Veltidi Helt and Appliances
en trial, ler thirty days, le men. young or old
mulcted wllti nervous ipditltty, lint vitality
and kindred trouble.) Hee advertisement In
Hits paper. M.W.r.tw
Nemine Linn It.
Ne medicine bus ever beeu known se effec
tual lu the cure et all these dlseuses arising
from mi Impnie rendition el the bleed lis
Hoeviix'sHaiusavaiuloa, en IlLoen ash I.ivrii
Hvbup. ter tliecure of Hereltilu, White Swell
lng, Itheiiinattsiii, Pimples, llletches, Krup
tlims. Venereal Boies and Dlsenses, Consump
tion, (Inltre, ItelN, Cancer mid nil kindred
dloeiiscs. Ne belter menus el securing a beau
tllul complexion cm bn obtained thin by
uhIhk HCOVlLId 11 LOO I) AND I.1VKII
hYltUl', which cteausei tlie bleed and gives
beauty te the skin. mM'iwMWAKAw
l'liTstctA' sanction bits been accorded te
that standaid disinfectant, Glenn's tsulplitir
Heap. "Hill's Hair Dye," lilsck or brown, Be.
UlwdeediVw
TllCKterv or limn is his strength. It you nre
weakened down through excesaUe tudy,er
by early Indiscretions, Allen's Ilniln reed
will permanently restore all lest vlirer nnd
strengthen all thu muscles et Ilritluand lledy
Mi il for 1. At druggists, or by mall Irem .1,
II. Allen, J15 rlrst Ae., New Yerk lly.
JMwilM.H'AKAw
Hunt, llliclc uil llnr I'rvtr.
Willi the opening et the season el outdoor
sports conies the time of trouble for the peer
vIcllniHel liny Kever. Fer them tlewers hae
no odor, and the summer llttle or no beauty,
le snult, biicoze and wlpetlielr weeplii;eyea
ler tluiioer foiirsucce slve ineiilbs: this la
their pitiable portion There Is no lielp In
sui-veyuiies, tin Ir Is no help lu liluh mountain
air. These only llKhten tlie pockets and leave
the disease n nub, i ted. Itul tliere Is a positive,
cute liv Klv's Cream llalm. Try IU If you
continue te seller It Is tieeause you neglect a
lumeuy as sure as It Is uliuip and pleasant.
3-'2wileed.w
Allen's llilleusl'liyslc Is a purely vegetable
lliiutd remedy ler Heaibicli", llllleusness and
Constipation. Kaslly taken, iiclliig promptly,
rellnvlm; quickly, 'ij cents. At all Dnurg-lsl.
lilwdM.WAKAw
lirewn's iiu.iaeiiuin i'nneK
is the med elteollve 1'aln Destroyer In the
world. W 111 most surely iulckeu the bleed
whethei taken Internally or uiplted exter
nally, anil thereby mere erlulnly KKL1UVK
1'AIN, whetliur chronic or acute, than i.uy
otherpaln alleviator, and It Is warranted dou
ble the strength el any similar prep iratleu.
It cures pain In the Slee, Hack ei llewels,
Heru Threat, Itheumatlsui, Tusithechu, and
ALL AUII'.H, and Is Tbe Kreiit Kellrver ut
I'Hln "ItltOWN'SHOU.SKIIOLDI'ANAOIt.A"
should belli eveiy faintly. A teaspoenlnt el
the i'auaeea In a tumbler el het water (sw.-nt-enuJ.lt
prufeired. taken at budltine Mill
lIliKAK UP A COLD. S cenU s txillle
ina3l-lyilH W.Slw
Moury tatruuiic nlve.
Tim best Haive lu tlie world ter euUi.tinilses
seies, ulcer1, salt rheum, teller, chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds nt skin
ei options, freckles and pimples. The salve is
guaianleed te give perfect satisfaction In
e ery cine ei uieuey rulundi'd. He sine you
gel llKNiiv s C AinieLic Salvk, as all elhurs ule
but Inanitiens uud couuteitells. Price 25
,.iitM. Sold lu l.nneaster at roelinin's Drnif
.Ieim. 1 17 Neilti Un.ien street
iliWt-4
AltltltlAOFb.
IlAiiun-Nit'lieLROH. June J. 11, at ht
James Kptseepal ehiinb, by tlm Key C. F.
Knight, Isabella Hayes ll.it-'er.dau ht r nt thn
Inte llenry W. Ilaitur, and Jehn Uecd Nichol Nichel
son, of Dever, Del,
1'HTBKSON Finnineuk. On May l.l, at Trinity
Lutheran parsonage, by the Hey. Dr. K.
tireenwHld, Win. K. Petersen, nt Philadelphia,
te Miss Anna K. MnnliiKUi, nt Hits i lly. It
8 mie ad Kked On June 3. ii, nt .1 p. in,
by thu itey. Dr. McCulliiKli.at tne parsonage
elSt. Mary's church, Jehn Kfaliread te Luellu
F. lleed, both et this clly. It
imATIIH.
Halkwin. Ataiilabtsville, Pit ,011 June 3d,
lSfil, Jehn C. llaldwln.
Funeral en Friday next at ? p. m., at the
nbove place. It
NJSir AUVH UTJHKMKNTH,
irANTKII A
ulltl. WANTrs A nirtJA-
tlen te de general housework. Apply at
It
Tins erricis.
WAi5
tkii a mui. te mi iir.ivv
kltclieu work. Apply at this ollice. ll-d
WANTKD-rtVO yetlHUWIiaiKNWANT
situations te de general housework.
Apply at Ibis ollice.
WANTf.II-A yutlMII WOMAN WANTH
a situation te de Kuiieral housowerk.
Apply at '-"-"J Chinch street
TXrANTKII A VOUNtl WOMAN WANTS
)V a situation te strip tobscce Apply at
Jel-tld
NO. IW VVKST OIIANOK (ST.
AirANNTKD-A Ulitl.
HO (I
tlKNKHAI.
V Housework and Laundry
iiudrv Ann'y at
Mamnorchei- Unit, Ne, 2M North 1'ilucu St.
let 'Jt
YFTArTTi'-OA VIIUSII HI ACT It 7 IfKAIId
y old wants a situation te make himself
generally usetnl. Apply nt
It NO.WhUUTll AltCIISTltKF.r.
IOK HAI.K AT A HAKllAIN.
; A Flre and Jlurular l'roef Sate; tee
smalt ter our use.
IIOWMAN.tMU3SF.il,
It Ne. se Ktist Chestnut Hircel.
)UI!LU HA1.M ON KltlOAY MOHNlnO
at 0 o'clock, nt 213 North Mulberry street,
el Heds, lledstedils. Tables, Washslands and
Clmlrs i also, a let or Notions and many ether
articles, such as Ulass aud Qtioeuswaro, ate,
ll-Slil" A. K. AIeOANN, Auct.
STKVr.NN 1IOUUE.
HIIAVINU AND IIAIlt IMIKSSJINO
HA LOON.
Ooed Jeurnevnien und prk-s same as ether
saloons. II. W All N Kit.
mvlrv-lM MHiiHirer,
llnlliNO
TAUKl.rj AT HKII HOOIt
I1
prices. New Is vourtlineto lay In stock
or Iteds, Lines. IteelR, etc , cheap. Alse, at
very low prices, Ilrushes, Combs, beups,
Fancy bottles, etc., nt
FKKY'S llllUll BTOHB.
ltd 2) Fast Orange street.
MOT1UKTO HKIIiriK IIIIll.DKK'lf
1 Proposals ler t ha orectleu of a wooden,
ureti. Interceunty bridge ever tne Oelornre
erenk at Uess' Fording, will be received at tbe
oftleoHOI the county commissioners. Lancas.
ter, I'ii.. or West Chester. I'a., unlll neon,
VKDNISOI'Al,.IUISK IB. ion. . .
Bpocineatlons can be seen at Commleslonors'
Ollice, Lancaster. l'a.,alter June l.
illf OUDEtt OF THE nOAUD.
Attxst t Fiumk UhUst, Clerk. mU-UtxtaW
Street,
Lancaater.
POH-
I
tfKIt AllVJiltTlntiM KNTti.
rjiiMN UMIAK nuin oeots, i-itit
llllN.
x
1 1 red un. nt
IIAItTMAN'S YKLLOW KltONTClU Alt
UTUIIK.
'pur. run or tiik kkyniilus inri.KH
In Kicelsler Hall, Enst KlnR street, still
cent limes. i lie utoelt el fancy articles Is very
lariri) and will be dlsposed or ve y eveiitng.
T
)IIK I.AItl)KSr ANiimesrt'iuii'i.MK
assortment n( Ktinhrn. Casslnn nnil Pnbur
carils IromSe nor pack up. .
HAIITMAMH YKLLOW fllONT CKJAIt
HTOItK.
'llHK Oil V TAX IMU'LIOATK II NOW
I In mv hands rtnd Is open for payment.
Three per cent abatement II paid en or before
July 1st. Ofllce hours Irem 0 a. in. tn s p. m.
C. r MY Kits.
JeJlwd city Treasurer
fJIIIK ITALIAN IIKAUTV OIVKN AWAY
this week te nil piirclmse-s of Tea or Cot
fen llivit Urnnulated Sugar, 7ke. Whitest 7c.
Hugar In thn city,
CliAltKB'S TKA 8TUKK,
Ne. 3 West KlngHU. Lancaster, I'n.
NOllOK-THB WATKIt DUI'LIOATK IS
In mv bands for collection of water rents,
ami all abatements will be discontinued niter
Jiinel, 1KSI. C. f. MYK.US,
mil Old Uliy Treasurer.
lMOLIHII AND FHHNUli HKHUKS.-I
lJ have new lu stock ou claberatn assort assert assort
mentnt Kmillslinnd Krench Herges In all the
latest similes i they nre of the tlne?t texture
and make up a very handsome business suit
ter warm weather. I use only thu finest trim,
tilings. Having an experienced cutter, who
lias been In my employ for tlie past lour
years, I can guarantee perfect fitting gar.
nients at moderate prlcen.
A. H. KOSKN8TKIN,
17 North Queen street, opposite I'ostnnice.
l)UINn.H.S CIIANUK-WA.STEO-A
MAN
t te
sell te business men In this vlclnllv
iiiidui iiiii musk vuiiinifiu Hpeciuuies nver in
vented, new paying a profit el ever i:e a day.
Ibis Is a chance seldom offered. A small
capita! erciedlt rcqutred. Ker full pnrlluu pnrlluu
larsrallen i.KWIS.V MITCHKLL,
ni30ll Qrapu Hetel, Lancaster.
HKT CIOUII. kUWKNT l'ltlUKS.
UIIAUILL'S.DUKK AND VINK.
Heed Family Kleur,C3c; Heller at 77c; Ilcst
Canned Ueef. 21bs, sec.; Celeman's Miisturd,
lie ; Klostle Htnrcli, 0c,; Hest Lump Starch, fie:
Mntchns. rc. and Se. a dozen. Just lecelved.
US boxes ei that Iless Laundry Simp, tliree
pieces luc. lebl-iydued
(vUlt HIIIIIT WITH 1T8 UIIISK AND
raised cde besom Is supetler te all simi
lar shuts, because It Is lotuleicul In linnliiud
back, liis double stltcued seams. Is inaile el
Ullcn Nonpareil Muslin cut stratum Instead
el crosswise, for sale at HWAltll'8,
Ne, CO North Queen 8 1 root, Lancaster.
u
1IIK.A1' KUKI., UHKaI' FUKL.,
In order te meet the wants nt thelr onMe
Uii'IS. the I.ANCASTKIt UAHLIOIIT AND
r Uhi. COMPANY will eelltothelrceiisuuiora
(3AS ST0VKS AT COST.
r-ninples et Hteves tuaybesecunt Ibctr efllce,
VO. I HNOUT1I (JDKKNSrilfchl.
nutlnidll
c
lllKnTKH CHUni'Y IIOUSK.
ATLANHG C1TI N. J.
At tlie font of New Verlr aveiiue, wllhlu a
low liundied (fit et tlie se.i. AtinictUe,
comfortable and homelike. NutVOI'K.v;
Junel-'Jiild J. KK1M ,t hONH.
VTIItFuI: l'DSLHl.K.A. It,, IIA LKAnV.l)
Is WhatUlen Park terthe season, and It can
be routed fer1 picnics publlcer private, lamlly
parties, etc. Tlie park will be llioreuuhly
cleaned and ietltte.1, and everyttilug put In
cnuipletti order. Fer further pirtlculirs In In
liitreer WILLIAM UOKI1M,
HAltltV IIAIITLKY,
JAMK.3 AHMKT,
Council of AduiluUtratlen, Pest SI, U, A, It,
Mr. Arinetls new en thu greu uds,
in3gmitaW
T7ISTATK OK IIKOilllK NllUI.S1h.Vr.lt
!i lute et Lancaster
City, deceased. Let
ters lestaineniiiry en
sain estatu liavinu
f been mauled te the uiiderslttnud, all pel sons
IndebUd thereto ruu requesUsd te make Un-
1 iiiuuii"" ruiuiiiinTiu, iii u in...... ii. s i.i.i.u-
or demands against thn saine. will present
thorn without ilelay ler settleuieut te the
iiuderslgued, residing In said i Ity.
JULIANA SHULMKVF.lt,
J, II. (loon, KxecullU
Attorney. apiSSCldW
H
KAL.ni UOKHIVT.
B ALL'S
HEALTH CORSET
New takes tlm limit et iveiytld,i, In tlie Cor Cer Cor
setllne, as ladles find It thu most
comkeiu'aiilk:
AND
I'KItFKCT K1TT1NU
gainieiit worn, MorelianU say It gives the
bestsatlslactleu et any Coreelthey ever sold.
Fer sale by all leading dealers, l'ltcehy mall
fl.R0. tOY, IIAIIMON .tCO.,
ml-WAb.Mt New Haven, Conn.
ZtLUU
NIQUT.
J'
THURSDAY EVBN'G, JUNE 5,
8 TO 11 O'CLOCK.
Hen. B. P. UVEKS. or Hiirrlhliurg,
WILL MAKK TIIK ADDKKBS.
Hen. Robt. E. Pattison,
Governer of the Commonwealth,
WIM. 1'OSITIVKLY UK PUKSKNT.
Members admltied without ticket), with
prlvlloge el each bringing ene guest who U
net a member of the club. 3-3td
1)UOIMN.LH rOK FCllNIHIIINU HTA
TtONKlty, FUKL AND OTUKK BUI'
l'LIKS. bEciurrAUT or tub Comuehwealtu's OrrtcK,
llAHBisiicim, l'a., June2,ltl.
I hereby Invite sealed proposals, at prices
below maximum rates llxed In schedules, te
furnish stationery, Fuel and ether supplies
ler tlm Leglstal lire, and the several Depart
ments otHtate Government, and ler Plumb
ing, Uus Fitting and Htesm FIUIhk ter, nud
lepatrs, Intnlslung halls and committee rooms
el the Hnnntn aud Heuse nt ltepre-suntatlve),
and distribution et documents, reports and
ether printed matter for the l.euldatuiuaitd
me Department or ruone insiruciinn, lorine
veareudliig the Hrst Monday et June, A. 1).
1835.
tuiparale projiesals will tie received and scpn
rate ceutraets awauled as announced In said
schedules. All proposals must be accompa
nied by u bend with approved security con
ditioned ler tbe ralllitirt performance of the
contract, and addressed and delivered te me
befote eleven o'clock a. m.. nt Thursday, thu
aithdayef June, A. D. ISBI.ut which time the
proposals will be opened aud contracts award
ed. In the Kxeoullve Chumnur at llarrlaburir,
Pennsylvania. Schedules containing lerins
et prnuesals can be obtained ou appltentleu ut
thuofUceot the Secretary of the Common
wealth .W.B.HTKNQUK,
J2-JHU Secretary et the Commonwealth'
SECOND EDITIOH.
yBDNE8DAY WVBWINU, JUNIS4,184,
"TsifeffJESSIONT
It hi UllLIOAN OONVKNTlUN'a 1VOKIC,
A Heated Uliouleu Over n Kecolutleii
Hlurtleg Urlesate te auppert trie rsein-
inee Ailjmuned Until 7 1'. II,
The Republican national couventieu
was called te order at 11:17 o'clock tills
forenoon. Much cemment was occa
sioned when it was known that Ocneral
Sherman had tolegraphcd this morning te
cx-Scnater Hendersen saying that he
would net accept the nomination if offered
or serve if elected.
The general impression at Chicago this
morning was that the chances of the nomi
nation of a man net heretofore prominent
ly mentioned bnve been increased. The
names most frequently mentioned are
Sherman aud Qrcsham. den. Sherman's
icply te Hendersen is understood te he a
peremptory refusal te allow thouse of his
name.
The Tribune this morning bristles all
ever for Illaine and says there Is no cause
for dlsceurngcuictit.
llnracn Whits' Opinion of lllnlnnMUhnnee,
Mr. Herace White, of New Yerk, stated
this morning that iu his opinion ISIaiue
was nlrcndy beaten nnd could never get
as many votes in the convention as Clay Clay
eon did.
Thu committee ou credentials will net
uiake a complete repurt until this after
noon or evening.
The committee en credentials have set
tled the contest in thu 1st Alabamadistrict
by deciding te sent the two delegates new
en thu race : Slaughter nnd Thrcatt. The
vote en the preposition te scat thu nbove
named delegates was 2!) te 15.
12.01 p. iu. Clcu. J. II. Hendersen is
reported by the committee en pcrtuuucul
organization us chairman.
TUU SROuNU DAY.
Ilie Unevsnlt'iii Kriianeinblns t Nimii ,
Stunt m-mIeh itrld IK-tmls it the
J'receeflluRi
CniCAue, June 1. The Hcpublicnn na
tional convention was called te order this
forenoon, at 11:17. There is an immonse
audience in attendance, nud the weather
Is clear and warm,
l'raytr was offered by the Hev. Dr. Jehn
II. Barnes. He spoke of the vast moral
and political changes which the nation has
undergone, as indicated by the presence
of him who new se worthily presided ever
the convention.
James A. Gary, of Maryland, presented
a memorial from the state tempcrnnce al-
llancoef Maryland, appealing te the ceu-
vcntlens of both political parties te rcceg
nl7e proliibitien, und te nominate candi
dates lu accord therewith, and saying that
If neither rccegni.cd tliis principle the
memerialists would vote for neither, und
further that if only ene did se then they
would vete ler that party.
Varluns Iteseluilnu I'rvseutiid.
Massey, of Delaware, offered a rcselu
tlen referring te the comniittce en rcselu
tlens a preposition te enlarge the term of
the presidential ollice te six year, tlie in
cumbent te be inclcsible for re-election.
Referred.
Plumb, e Ivnnsas, offered a resolution
against the ownership of laudiu thisceuti
try by foreigners. Alse referred.
Hawkins of Tennessee, offered n reselu
tien pledging nil delegates te support ;tlui
nomince of the convention whoever he
may be. Pierce, of Mississippi, opposed
the resolution as did Winkler, of Wis-
consul.
Hawkins said "if nny delegate was net
willing te support thu nominee of the con
vention hu should net participate in its
deliberations." Cheers.!
Knight, of California, advocated the re
solution und alluded te certain whisperings
and particularly te the editorial declaration
et ene or tne gnat metropolitan journals
as a reason why tlie resolution should uc
adopted.
Mr. Curtis, of New Yerk, warmly op
posed thu resolution. He referred te the
convention et four years age, when
Campbell declared he was "a Republican
who carried his sovereignty under his own
hat and when thu gentleman who then In
troduced a resolution similar le this ene
was induced te withdraw it." Cheers.
He thcrcfore asked this convention te
asstime that every delcgate was an honest
and honorable man. He said the reselu
tien was ene unworthy te be ratified by a
body of frce men. Loud cheers.
Senater I)olph,'ef Oregon, moved te
lay the rcsolutie en the table.
Hawkins said that us his rcsultitleu had
developed se much opposition hu would
withdraw it.
Ewing, of Pennsylvania, made a partial
report fiem thu committee ou credentials
te tlie cllccl that they Hoped te complete
their labors this afternoon.
I'riipeseil Ulmiirtn et lluliif.
Judge Ewing, of Pennsylvania, offerod
a resolution that hereafter iu the selec
tion of dulegates by dlstriet cou ceu cou
veutloun the basis of the representatives
of the several counties, parts of the coun
ties or wards be the same as that whieh at
that time prevnlls in each district respec
tively for tbe nomination of Republican
candidates for Congress, und, whereas n
majority of the counties or subdivisions
containing net less than oue half the pop
ulation of a district shall regularly write
iu the call and conduct of the convention,
the action thereof shall be valid. Re
ferred. llendtrsnu, or nlliieiirl, 1'orini.uect Chair
man. Ueti'l Williams, of Indiana, chalrmau
of the comniittce ou permanent organiza
tion, ropertod that the uommitteo hud
soleotcd Qen'l Hendersen, of Missouri,
for permanent chalrmau. The ropertwas
agecd te. The chair appointed Qnlusha
Qrew, of Pennsylvania, Uee. P. Hear, of
MaKsaehtiHOtH, Uue. W. Williams, of
Indiana, tocenduot the permanent chairman
te the platform. Gen. Hendersen was re re re
oelvod with cheers. He then made an ad"
dress. He referred te the pait historyef the
Republican party, the Uulen proserved,
slavery abolished and Its vletims
honorably seated by our sides in this con
ventien, publla inltli maintained, un
bounded credit at home and abroad,
a ourrcuey convertiblo Inte coin,
and the pulses or Industry throbbing
with rouewed health and vigor in overy
soetlon el the prosperous nnd poaco peaco poace
ful oeuntry. " In soleetlng our standaid
boarer and chlef, eiubarrasimant is net In
the want but in the abundance of prosl presl
dental material. New Yerk has her true
and tried statesman upon whose adminis
tration llorce and evon uiifrleudly light of
publle scrutiny has been turned and the
universal verdict IS ' well done thou geed
aud faithful servaut. Vorraent has her
great statesman, whose mind is as elear as
the ciystal springs of IiIb uative Btate, and
Whose virilie is as nriu us lis grauue uuib,
Ohie eau ceme with n uame whose history
is the history of the Rapublieau party.
Illinois can oemo with oue who has uuver
failed in discharge of publle duty, whether
in the oeunoll chamber or en the Held of
battle, Malue has her honerod favorite
whose splendid abllltles and personal
qualities have endeared him te the
nearts et his ft lends, and the brilllauey
of whose geulus challenges the respaet
ami admiration et all.' GeBMetfattt m,',
Indiana mv nnn. lit. -. .. n
1cm lllaitrleuUhan the. In oemIimIm
tuospeakerreforrotlto that "Kraad eM
Uore or Konesaw meunUlu and Atlantic,"
JThe when patriotism oalIs,IIenderscm wtM,
"he cannot If he would be .Dent, fed
Bnwplnc that banner te him edr.
whieh he has already born la triumeh. hit
r
mil march te a clvle vlotery no lejire.
uowned thau thoie of war."
Tim alliuleuB te Arthur, Sherman, Kd.w
munds and Legan were heartily applauded
but when Hlalne's nameand qualities wen
mentioned Btorrnaerapplausobtokoour.raea
ntoed up waving hats and handkoreUloU
nnd cheering again and again, and women
waved fans aud handkerchiefs. Whe'i
the llrst storm of npptanse subsided It
was ronewod and again lulling
was rouewed a third time. It was fully
flve minutes bofero the ehalrman oeuld
rcsume his speceh.
Adjourned Until 7 O'cleeK.
Some miner resolutions among thorn
n resolution bearlng en the woman,
suUrage quostlen, wero presented and ap
propriately roferrod and at 13:30 o'elookr
the convention adjeurned until sereu
o'elook.
The Keaalug Hecelrere.
PuiLADKLPiiiA, June 4. Goergn M".
Dallas was te day appointed by the Unltal
States elrcult oeurt an master under ttvi
receivership of the Philadelphia & Itsad
ing railroad company.
Hetel Uurnxt.
Enolkweod, N. J. June 1 The Pali,
sade Mountain honse was burned thin
morning. Some CO employees In the house,
many csoaped in their night clothes. NJ
ene was ecrieusly Injured.
WKATIlKIt IMUIVATIUNH.
Wabiiinoten, June 4. Fer tbe Mlddbt
Atlautie otates, gnueral fair woather, n
o'innge In temporature In southern portion
slight fall temporature in northern per
tlen tierthwcstly winds, bocemlog varla
bio.
Anntlirr tvithurawnl of Tlldee.
The Washington 7jf (Denu) make I
the following oditerfal statoment, whieh
la perhaps an exoluslve pleoe of news :
"The Hest has nuthontle Informa
tion, full nnd onmplnte. Mr. Tildett
will net be a candidate before the July
convention, nnd he will net accept the '
udmlnatleu under nny circumstances. A.
lotter containing these statoments evor hit
own signature will be read nt. the New
Yerk Democratic convention of June 18. '.
at.tMKJtjti.
enilKiInipnik mamet
1'HiLAUBLi'nrA, June ( rtem dull but stnadyt
Ruporntie HUUe, ti nea.l', Kxtra ttupurflu
doMdea.lMs i'n, faintly. l rV)l 73; Ohtenml
Indiana larelly, II 7rfID7S: Minn. extra, 1 0)
ft 75 i straight, it wm 75s winter patents.
vj uuuiiu i niiriiiK iiue nuaueu.
Kyu Heur at M MU3 C2K-
wn
heat steady i no. 2 Western Itml. 11
03HI
Nn. 3 de, 03e ; Ne I Pa. lied, tl It.
Cern scarre nnd firm ; steaienr mlxe I
id joliew.suiMoi sail yellow, itioniet e.
cfu"' WQOTc ' "- 3yUowamlmixed.eet
Oats dull and weak t Nn. 1 White.
Me : Ne. i de, 3-Jr ; Ne. 3 de, 3JJ : rejected,
tWHS'Je : Ne. 2 mixed, 37e.
Kye dull at 7(ie.
Beeds-Clover nominal at SCDcs Tlineth
dull at(l&0j Flaxseed tlunatfWA
l'rovlslens steady, with fslr Jobbing do
main! ; Mess furs, 11M OtfjlS &0; Heet llaui)
W, India Mess neef.Kt.
Ilaoen Htnelied Hheulders, 7?7Jie : salt de,
0X070; Smoked .Hams, lSXtfll We I ptcklei
de HiidUiie.
Laid steady t city refined, nt 030Ji : leess
butchors.7&M8e: prime sU'am $8 60
liutter quiet but steady i I'eun'a Creamer r
nxtni, 2i)e: Western de, 17QlSet III. C. .'
N. V. extras, 15fi)lSe' de llrst, I5tjl7c: West
ern extras, 15816c; Westurn geed w
chelen, HflUc
Uollset 7tt9c.
Kks active und higher; I'a. Extras, 19Jc;
Western, l8)e.
cheese dml laud unchanged, but tending
downward; New Vurk lull cieams, 10HO
litie; Western fair Hi geed, OfflOe ; I'eiiuV.
part skims, SUSKe de tull,.lU-c.
I'otieloum dull ; lleflned, 8u.
Whfskv dull at (1 17.
Hew Xerk market.
Nnw YORK. June 4 Fleur state mill Wntt
urn dull but without mntorlalchange In tirlce,
SnpornneHlafo. fti)t.t:tO! Kxtnidn, 3 4iift30;
LiiimcuiiiiMuiue; rancyiie, ruiutfetiiit Iteun l
I loon Ohie. UMttllU: choice, tl ltfta oe
auporflne Westein, I.' POtt.fW); common Vt
troed extra de, $3 40R4TD t choice de. g.1 71
nu ou; cumce wmie wneat no, wzhsu ui
aoutliern null aud hwavy; coinmei te fat
extra, $3(0034 00; geexl te choice cle.flU3tJ
Wheat opuned at siluhl decline ; 'ntterwarrti
strengthened and sold wayie lilhur i quiet
trading ; Nn. 1 White, nominal ; .tj. T lleit,
July, l tKJitJi M14: Ami $1 OlJiat OiJir
tfept,, 1 iKl K ; Oct.. SI 0)f .
Cern opened vi lower; Biles rocevotol
from decline; Mixed Western spot ut 68 )
UJH; de luture. maiiGc.
O'ltHOpene I Je lower ; afterwjr.Is rocevero I
Irem decline : .Mate. a9flle ; Westum, .17iUu;
Ne, 2, June, 31Jj;3;je ; July 37HU37,k,e.
I lve stock market.
CiilCAne Hogs Itecelpts, 14,000 bend; ship
nients, 4,40 head i market stronger nnd aellvn
and luntoe higher; rough pscklmr, II tlij
ft:0; packing nuit shipping, i 2.5tJ5 75t light,
(tSVftS 45: Blllps. It 75tJltl).
Cattle Itecelpts, 4,tri tifad: shipments, 2 004
bead i market brisk and firmer; expeit
irrades, $l 7S'e7 'il ; geed le clielcu shlpptnir,
pi VUQn 7U; lemiunu ie ineilluin, S3 73UU 60;
Krass Texaus, II 6UdO te, cern-ted Texan j,
(3 23220 'a.
aiioep-ltecolpts, 1.000 head ; Bhlpinents, 100 ;
market steady; Inferior te lair, atfjls me
ilium tn Keed, ilQS ; choice te extra.
Kist LtHitiTV Cattlusteady and unchanged,
ltocelpts, 70 be id t shipments. 4i5.
Hogs slew . t'hlladelphtus, V 40f3 0) ; Yerkr
ers, V OeQi 30; receipts, '1.0 head; ship
iuentH, 3.S e head.
Hheep ilHinrirallzed : prices e ell Iromyol Iremyol Iromyel
terday ; Uocelpts, i.'M bead; shipments, eJ.0
head.
(stock nirxau.
iJuotuUensby uec 1,'McUrann A Ce, Hail
eru. Lancaster, l'a.
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CCA I.C.....-. ....... ....
Michigan Central
New Yerk Central JW
New Jersey Central 60JJ
Ohie Central
Del. Lack, A Western.... lO.'H
OenverA Itle Urande
Kritt. i'
loll
1WM4
ICaiVii'.s A Texas.,., WA
Lake Shere Wt
ChlcaueA N. W com.... luu
N. N.. Onu A Wiiatern....
ht, Paul A Omaha 2S4
Pacific Mall 4iI
Uochester A l'lltsburgli.. OW
8U Paul 7IK
Texas I'aclflc 13l,i
UI11UI1 i. UOlllf... .....
Wabash Common
Wabash Preferred
West'ni Union Telesrranh
Louisville A Nostivllle...
N. VChl. A auL
Lehigh Valley
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Pennsylvania
Heading
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Northern I'aclfle I'ref...
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Philadelphia A Krle
Northern Control
Underground j...
Canada Southern K)
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l'eoeiO'dl'Ass.muor.......
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qnotattens by Associated Press.
Slecks belter. Menoy, 3Qt per cent.
New Yerk Control 1?"K
Krle llallroed ,"-
Adams Kxpress, , l-s
Mtehlgan Central Itallread Sf
Michigan Bouthern Itatlread M
Illinois Centml llallreiul '"Ill
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Chtcuite A llecfc Island Kallread ...iy'J
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Quotations by As30Cited -Press.
Stocks steady. ,,
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ma a, tt ii
Itallread....; "lift
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Si hrn Central lUUread W,
lAjnUnNavlniUen Company )
NorrUtewn ttilre.a , , "
l'lttsuuntu s, ten wnynn hiuiiviw...
Western Unfm Tolegrupli Company. '
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