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LANCAbTiCK DAILY INTJEbLiGKNCKir FRIDAY OCTOBER 3 1884
TiSMPElUNCE- WORKERS.
A UUHrKKKMUR tit thUUIHlTlOMIBTM.
UIicomIeb Meant te Keprasi tha tlqier
Tratne-A Ceminltts te frapar
Anti-Ham Petitions,
The Lancaster county oenforeuoo of
Prohibitionist i met In St. Paul't Hofermed
obuteh this city, this morning.
Tint la'diks' mrktinu,
The I adieu' root In the audloneo room at
0 a. in. The meeting wits uet n large une,
nut uiore than forty ladies being present,
Including delegates from several unions In
different parts of the county.
After devotional exeretie, under dlreo dlree dlreo
tleti of the Weman's Christian Temperance
Union of Lancaster, Mrs. II, VY. Braitb, of
Philadelphia, was called upon te preslde
ever the oenlerenoo.
Without further prellmenary vrerk the
organization of a Lancaster County
Weman's Christian Temperance union was
efleetcd by the oleotlon of the following
named oMeorB :
PrlilniitMra. Tnrnnr. Little Hritnin.
' f Cor. BcereUry Mrs. Cellins, of Little
uruniu.
Ree. Hforetary Miss Batlte Edwards, of
Straaburg.
TroaRurer Mrs. Spencer, of Strasburg.
Supt. of Hoientillo Tomperaneo Werk
Miss Harriet Curtis, Lancaster.
Bupt. of Depnrtraent of Tomperaneo
Llterature Miss L. Ellen Wright, Laneas
ter.
Mis. Wm. Fatten, of Philadelphia supt.
of young women's work in Pennsylvania
read an interesting report in whleh wm
detailed statistics of the organisatien and
growth of the Weman's Tomperaneo
unions, of which there are are new in
rhlladcpbia 4, and iu the atale 43. The
repert prrsents In earnest language the
Importance of the work oentlded te the
young women, and urges a thorough organ
(ration as the means of aoeompltshing
It.
THK OKNTI.EMKN'fl CONKKUKNCB.
At lOo'eloak, a. ra., about twenty-flve
gentleraeu, including soveral minlsters,met
in the leotuie room of the First Rofermod
church.
Ilov. D. C. Daboeok, soeretary of the
state Tomperaneo committee, was called
te the ehair, and Itev. J. U. Turner, of
Llttle Britain, was chosen secretary.
Itev. Uaboeok stated the objeet of the
oenferenoe, whleh was te plan a eanvasa
for petitions te the Legislature iu favor of
submitting a prohibitory constitutional
amendment te the electors of the common
wealth. lie submitted the following form
of petition, whieU bad been adopted by the
Temperance union of Philadelphia :
Te the Honorable the Senate anil Heutt of
Jitpreientattiti .
Your petitioners, oleotors of Pennsylva
nia residents of , de respectfully
pray your honorable bodies te submit te
the eleoters of the commonwealth, in ac
cordance with artlole XVIII. section 1, of
the constitution an amendment prohibit
the manufacture and saie el alcoholic
liquors for use as a bevorage within this
oemmonwealth.
Capt, S. II. liartman asked whetber It
was te be understood that the proposed
amendment would prohibit the use of beer
and ether malt liquors.
Itev. Babcook reported that the form of
the amendment had net been considered ;
personally he would rather have the maim
laeture and tale of whisky tolerated than
te tolerate the sale of beer. Yeung men
were mueh mera likely te be lead astray in
the beer saloon than in the tavern. He
favored an amendment that would prohibit
the use of all Intoxicants as a coverage.
A committee with Itev. J. 15. SLumaker
as chairman was appointed te soleet a eity
oemmittee of five members te prepare,
circulate, and receive baek the petitions in
favor of a prohibitory amendment. Alter
a short absence the cemmittee returned
and reported the following uamed gentle
as said cemmittee : James Illaek, ccq.,
Jehn II. Prarsel, 1). 8. Bursk, Rev. James
K. Crawford and Bamuel M. Myers.
Mr. Myers asked te be exeused, ub his
business engagements would net permit
him te give te the matter the time and
attention it merited. He uamed Mr. Her
shey as a substitute.
After a brief discussion Mr. Myers' ro re ro
quent was uet granted, and the report of
the cemmittee was received and adopted.
Mr Babcock spoke at seme length, ex
plaining the tnanuer of circulating the
petitions for prohibition, and oautiening
the canvassers te take only the names of
oleetora and net of women and eh i Id r en.
In cnBwer te questions by Rev. l'owlelr,
be caid that pastors might sign petitions in
behalf of their oeugregatious, und might
also anuounce any opposition te prohibi
tion that might prevail in the congregation
and that petitions by women and ehildren
vreu'd form a great auxiliary te the elec
tors' petitions.
The conference then adjourned te meet
In Joint convention with the ladies.
THE JOINT CONVENTION.
At 11 o'elook a. m, the Union Borviee
was held In the audlenee room. A hymn
was sung, and prayer offered by Rev. J. B
Turner.
Rev. J. B.Shumakermade an address of
welcome, heartily endorsing the caune in
which the conference was engaged,
Rev. D. O. Baboeok rospendod, at con
siderable length, showing the enormous
expense that the liquor traffle entails upon
the people, compared with the expense of
education, missions, and ether elevating
and christianizing enterprises, and added
that we are new seeking legislation
In behalf of two practical measures : 1st,
asoheol law by whleh ourehlldron may be
taught the offeets of alcohol and ether
naroetlos en the body and mind ; and 2d, a
prohibitory amendment te the constitu
tion. Miss L. Ellen Wright announced that
tracts and ether temporaneo llterature
would be distributed at the meeting this
afternoon.
Mrs. J. T. Satehell, of thiselty, was ap
pointed superintendent of the Y. W. C.
T. U. of Lancaster oeunty.
Rev. J. B. Turner delivered a benedle
tien and the conference adjourned te 2
p. m.
Little Locals.
The Philadelphia 'limes contains the
story of a Camden elopement, in whleh
Edward Qnlnn and Miss Emma Heward
figured. The former is charged with hav
ing sent his wife and three ehildren te this
city en a visit in order te desert them.
The dlseharge of James Llnthurst, a
soldier in the Union army, was picked up
by Peter Baker, of the Examiner, en Vine
street a day or two age.
The Republicans of the Fifth ward were
te have met last night at the Plew tavern
te organize a Blaine and Legan elub.
Dlstriet Attorney Eberly was en hand te
boss the job, but as enlyeigbt of the faith,
ful could be get together, and they didn't
enthuse worth a cent, the organization was
abandoned.
Prof. Edw, 0. Ilall's danelng aoademy
was opened at Behlller ball last evning,
Mera than forty oeuplos were in the
promenade.
The fair for the benerit of the three
blind ladies will close te-morrow evening.
Admission Trill be free te-day and to
morrow. The rink was mera crowded last night
than en any former occasion, the ehief at
traotlen being the extraordinary evolutions
of Master Hyde and Miss MeKibbln.
Tna Lancaster Atnune Clnt,
The annual meeting of the Lancaster
Atbletie elub was held en Thursday even
leg, and the following oeloere wereoleeted
for the ensuing year : President, Jehn II.
Baeaagardaer; 4epieidMt, W, A. Wll
ne 1 ttwetery, F. , BUxmaSm i tot-
snrer, Jehn 0. Carter. The elub started
one year age with 57 members. The
membership new Is 1115. All the sppara
lus In the room has been paid for and
there Is a haudsome sum in the treasury.
Police Gaits.
Ueergn Fergusen, for belng drunk and
disorderly and raising Cain, was sent te
jail for 10 days by Aldcrmnu Mo Me Mo
Oenomy James Llnthurst was urrestcd by Officer
Speeoe lant night en a warrant Issued
by Alilerman Fenlney. He Is charged
with his usual offeuse drunkenness and
disorderly oeudtiot.
The mavordltpesfd of two cases this
mernlug.iJamcs Kmorseu, an old offender,
was tent out fur IS days, aud William II.
Proetor,nn Incorrigible boy, was com milted
for 5 days.
Attkstiem Is called te tint silvern inontel
saluei cily property tiy Mis. Kmma it. Hair,
altlie l.uepnril netel, tills evening.
Vxoertinn 1 leasts.
Tlie I'enniylvanla railroad Intend le soil
excursion tickets nt reduced rates te Yerk
dtirlni; the lair. They wilt be aoeil lrein U10
7th te lltli.
tlratefelly Ai knowledge.
The lady manager of the home gratefully
acknew.cdge tlie following donations t Mr,
ltetirer, cabbuge nnil squashes; Mr. 8. Trice,
two hus. be ins 1 Admiral Bey 11 elils pest, one
barrel el rolls (0. 8. Brady, enkes; Presby
terian 8. 8. piper t Kngllah Evangelical
church papers 1 Mrs. Undorwoed, cake; cake
and sandwiches Irem aplcnle;afrlcml,npples.
AUTUMN KXCURMON TO TII SWITCIinACK Oil
Tuesday, October M. Hound trip llckuU geed
for three days or return nmn day. Special
train leaves Lancaster (King street) at 0 a, m.
Leave Columbia at 0 a. in, Fare only 11.23.
Leave Manhetm at 0:3 1 I.lttlr. an, and
Ephrata a". 7 08 a. m, fare only f.ioe, lnclnd.
IS miles ride nreiiml the Swltciiback. Ketuni.
Ing, leaves Jtiuch Chunk at t p. m.
el,S,4 S,ld 114 11 w
AmuMtuanU.
" Cruiheil "This threo-act larce comedy
win be presented 111 ruiten opera iinusu this
oveulng. The New Yerk Evening Pett says 1
"It Is urlsk and cemleil, and imlliHl much
morrlment, thus fiiltllllnK lis sole ohject. The
author Is Mr. Kdwant aotliern, son of the late
distinguished comedian, wlie playti nne of the
principal characters with capital tarclcal
fleet."
Muggt' limiting To-Mettou) Evtnlnp. Mlis
franeus lllstiep, who appears heru In
'Miiirgs' Landing" Is qultn yeumr ami whs
the principal actress In Iteland IteedVCheek"
company last seasen. The chlul mala char
acter Is taken by Air. McDowell, a fine come
dian nnd excellent singer. The play Is full et
action nnd abounds In striking dialogue. Al
though It Is the fliit season for the company,
they bare been playing te big biulness every
where. HfUVlAL 'TtVllVKH.
l'hyslclins recommend porous plasters In
rased of Hack Ache, Luine alde, atlir Muscles,
minimalism aim nil local pains. Hep riettert
nre the best madx. combining ITresh Heps
with Uuuis Heady te use. pleasant and pow
erful Inaction, iicte. at any drugstore
"I telling i-llea."-H7Uipleinsi dlnlttare.
Ltke persplratian. Intense Itching, worse by
scratching, mail ut night, seenm If pln-werms
were crawling " tiwaynt'i Otntmtnt " (1 a
plemnnt, tun cure.
"HUOUI MATS."
Claim out rats, inlce, reaches, flles. ants, bed
hugs, skunks, chipmunks, gepliers. 15a.
DruvglslB (1)
Leeks MetiMt.
A clear, bright open face eomehow leeks
honest. A herse thief or burglar seldom cur
ries such a luce. Jlurdeck lllued Hitler 1 glve
the skin u peculiarly tlne texture and clear
ness. They strengthen and enrich the circu
lation and se cradlcaln nil eruption or blem
ish. Ker sale by 11. II. Cochran, druggist, 137
and 139 North Queen struct.
Ter iMiun mick , eiiiu t.r (J host, use tilll
LOII'3 I'OUOUS I'l.ASTEIl. I'rlw, -1S font-
Sel.) by II, II. Cochran, druggist, 137 and 139
North Qucn street. Lsnaustur tobHeorlf
IIKAKTFA1NH.
Palpitation. Drepsical Swellings, Dirslness,
Indigestion, lleailHChe. Sleeplessness cured by
ueiiu' Jieeiiii uenewur. v)
Ur. Vrailer'a alaele Ointment.
The sreatest blessing that lias been ills
covered In this generation. A sura euro ler
llells. Hums, bores, Cuts, rlesh Wounds, ?ero
Nlnnins. Hani and Sett Cerns. Chamicd Mns.
and Uamls, rimples and llletches. i'rlco&Oe.
soul ey urngiridU. sold by 11. 11 ueenran
druggist, M7 uud lifJ North Out-ou stroet. (I)
llrsrame and Nervous neenle. "out et
serui." Celdeu's l.lauld Heel will euro. A$k
for Velclen't, take no ether. 01 urugglsts con-
erniiy. ui-iwuewmw
L.anles In America
Leng before they reach middle age frequently
find thoinselvos sullerlng from seme el the
complaints and weaknesses peculiar te I heir
sex. Fer all such Klduty-Wert Is a geed been,
It Induces a healthy action et the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses tlie e stem, and
strengthens and gives new life te all the Im
portant organs of the body. It Is nature's
great assistant In establishing and sustaining
heal th. 8eld by all druggists .
Keuaii en cukss."
Ask for Wells' " lleuirh en Cerns." 13c
Quick corn pie te euro. Hard or selt corns,
warts, bunions. (1)
MKIn Disease. " Hwavna's Ointment."
"Bwayne't Ointment" euros Tetter. Pell
Khuum, Klngwerm, Seros, l'lmples, Kczemu,
all Itchy Skin Eruptions, no matter hew 0O1U
nate orleng ttaniting. ullM.W.K.twlv
Saved tna llaby.
" My baby, ngeil ntteen months, was at
tacked wltu croup, but waa cured with two
doses or Themat' tCcleclrle Oil ; have used
this mdlctne for tlie eldor children. Have
the greatest faith In It." Daniel Mann, oil
Be ven lh at , Buttale, N. Y. Fer sale by II. U.
Cochran, druggist, 137 and 139 North Queen
street.
Ladiss wne possess the finest complexions
nre among the patrons et Ulunu's tiulphur
Heap. Hill's Hair Dye, black or brown, te cts.
el lwdeed&w
Mrs or, Walten-a 4-ertome.ilea.
Mether Walten has prescribed this valuable
medicine for a great many years In her pilvate
practice, it haa proved an untuning speclfle
in the treatment of tha many disorders te
which the lomale constitution is sublect. it
Is a sure euro ler the monthly troubles that se
many women sutler. Mailed en receipt et
Erlce. We. told by II. II. Cochran, druggist,
17 and 1st) North Uueen st root. (8)
UUCUU-PAIHA
Oulck, complete euro, all Kidue:
ey, Uladder
and Urinary Diseases, sculdlinr.
irritation
Stene,i Uravel, Catarrh et the Bladder, tl,
Druggists (i)
Oruwu's nuuunuiii tnnea
Is the most oUective l'ala Destroyer in the
world. Will most sorely quicken the bleed
whetber taken internally or applted exter
nally, ana thereby mere certainly ItELlKVK
l'AIN, whether cnronle or acute, than any
ether pain alleviator, and It la warranted dou
ble the strength et any similar preparation.
It eurea pain in the Side, Hack or Hewels,
Sere Threat, BueumatUm, Toothache, and
ALL ACHES, and la Tha Ureut KelUver el
l'dln. "HUOWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA"
should be in every family. A teaspoenlul el
the Panacea In a tumbler cl het water sweet
ened, If preferred, taken at bedtime, wlil
BUEAKUI'ACOLb. 25 centa a bottle.
m aysi-iya u. w ,e w
files I Mlasl Files 1
Sure euro ter Blind, ;uieedlng and Itching
Piles, One box has cured lhe worst case of 20
years standing. Ne one need surfer five min
utes alter using William's Indian I'lle (lint
ment. It absorbs tumors, allays Itching, acta
as pedltlcu. gives Instant relief. 1'repaied
only ter Piles, Itching of the prlvate parts,
nothing elsa. Sold by druggists and mailed
en receipt of palce, il. Sold by It. 11. Coch
ran, rlrugglsL137 und 133 North Uuoen stroet. 1
MAMUlA.UaH
BBiTi-llecxwAtTsa. On tbu2d Inst, 1881, by
the Iter. W. T, Uerhanl, at his residence, Ne.
Si East Orange street, Mr. Jehn M. bettz, et
East tlemptleld township, te Miss Annie W.
lluckwalter, et Manhetm township. diw
J) MAT US.
Aitwua. At the tamuy residence, near
Kphruta, en Tuesday , September SO, William
a AinwLg.eac;., aged 01 years, 7 mouths and
S3 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are
MtieUiaiy Invited te aUtmd t&e taawim),
from till lale rosldmieo, near Ephrata, en flat.
nrday morning at 9 o'clock, te proceed te
Lancaster (erne ery, where services will be
held at I o'clock p. nt,, snd tlie Interment
made.
CaaraxTis October 1, IfcM. flusan CariMin
ter, wile et ". tl. Carpsnter, in, her aid year.,
The relatives and Irlomlset tlie family me
reipectlitlly Invltixl te attend lhe funeral,
Irnm the rosldence et her hint nnd In War
wick, en Saturday morning Ht ten o'clock, te
proceed In tlie New Haven church, wliore ser
vices will be held.
Koer.ns, OctelT)!, 1881. Clara J,, daughlur
et William and liucin la Holers.
Thnrotitlvetaud frlemU et the r.tmlly, are
respectfully Invlted te attend the funeral,
from lier parentn' reildencn, Ne. no Henlh
Water street, en Mnmlay uf orneon at IX
o'clock, ei-.lt
Htm.BiHia In thlscllr, en tlin lellimt, Mrs.
Catlieiiue llulledie, wife el Kdwnrd Hut Hut
Imlge, ned 4(1 years, 0 months and 'S) days.
The relatives and frleiulsnf the family are
respectfiilly Invlted te ntteiid the fiinnral,
Irem her laloiesldence, Ne. 711 Marlottaave Marlettaave Marlottaave
inte en Paturtlay alternoen at 2 o'clock. In
terment at Woodward Hill cemetery. e3-2l
I'OI.ITIVAL.
Uemecratla national llcaet.
I'rtMldent-UHUVKIlCljRVKbANI).
Vlce I'lxistdent-TUUUAS A. IIKNDUICKH.
Oeinncratle HlatellcKet.
KLSOTOHS AT LAKHS
UlCIIAItl) VAUX, II. .1. MlXlllANN.
II. II, ri.UUKH
BLIOTOaS.
31st.
'.Jehn Plevln
mist.
IS Uoergo 8. Purity,
iJ l.J.ensendorler
in. 1'. II. ACRlOy.
17. Jehn 1. Inivan.
IS. Ktra 11. Parker.
19. K. W. Mmntna.
. A II. 0111.
21. K. I. lams.
. J. K. 1. Dnlf
2,1 JnhhBau.
2i. A, U Wlntvrnllr.
Jehn II. Hill
iJ. Win, A. reriur
17. A. J. OroenUo'd
3. Jehn W. Loe.
4. It. J. Hnrsn.
5 K, I.. Wright.
6. J. 11. Hrlnien.
7..W111. Sluhler.
e.'C. K Huulscliler.
0. II, M. North.
le.ll.d.Htllns.
11. A. U. Ilreailhrnd.
12. r. V. Uockulellew
13. Itlchard Knhn,
II. Ueorge II, Irwin.
Democratic Oeunty Ticket,
Congressman at-I.arge. W. W H, DAVID.
Congress. I'AIUS UALDUMaN.
Judge.
Honater(xut )-I)H. .). M. DKAVKK.
Assembly (21. CHIUSTIAN rux.
" .1 a H KS H. I' ATT K U8( N .
" (8).-8.H DKTWll.KH
J. w, I. K II Kit.
' -I. II. KAUF1TMAN.
Blierlfl. It. M. A UT it Its.
I'l-otlienotary. HKNJ. WOKKMAN.
Ueglmer. K. C. DILI. Kit.
County rreasumr. JNO. u MANN,
Clerk et Q. s. II. 8. HUT I Kit.
Clerk of O. O.-HAM'I, K. IIUSrKTTKIl.
County CommlsHlener.H. K. HAIITUAN.
I'rlsen Keeper. UKU. W. 8TYKH.
l'rlsen Iusiiocteiv. II. II. HUCtl.
" W. WIIITAKKU.
Peer Directors. O Ke. I) AKMSl'KrrElt.
' II. hmy:kk.
Corener. DAVIS Kircil.
Alldlter.-tJKO. W.HI'IIUOKDICIt
XliW AOVtilTtSKllKftlK.
l HOUNUUIIU
I.UNUH Un NATUKIIAV
jr
nlehl at Jehn rrnutlscus' Concitemi
Heuse, Houth Queeu street. e3 21
RKl'OKT FT1IK CONDITION OT TIIK
Kiilten National Hank, or 1-nncniler, In
tlie stnte of l'ennnsylMinla nt the Uesu of
business, (September te, lsst :
nxseuncBS.
Leans nnd discounts 1)10,295 39
Overdratta 2 w
U. 8. lends te secure clroulatleu 1(0 (TO 00
Due Irem amireM'd rt-serve iiuents. 31 Ml is
Due irem otuer national uanKs....
Due Irem state banks nnd bankers,
Itcal estate, lurnlture and flxtuivs,
Current expenses and tuxes paid,...
Premiums paid
Check- and ether rash Hems
Dills of ether banks-
fractional rmper curiency, ulcxels
nnd pennies
Hpncla
Legal tender noles
Keilomplten fund with u". S Ireas-
urer (5 per cent, et circulation).. ..
2.8M 91
10,731) 81
31,000 10
1.129 d
800 00
3,11 23
D.aie 00
an 79
33,117 7
8.SH (
4, SCO 00
Total fMtttti ig
L1AIULITIKS.
Capital stock paid In J)uneuf)
Surplus lund 4n,tni) no
Undivided ptnlltH 10H14U1
National banknotes outstanding,,., tm.0'0 Oil
Individual deponltssubjeclte check, 335KkJ ri
Demand certltleates of deposit 2,94)01
Due te ethor national batiks 4,KM 97
Due te state Lanks unit bankers 159 71
Total $ CM, 821 18
State of I'enntiUania, County of Luncaiter, is:
I, C. A. KnnDeramlth, cashier et the nbove
named bank, de solemnly swear that the
abeve statement Is true te the host et my
knowledge and belief.
C. A. ICON DKIIHMITII. Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn in before ma this 3d
day et October, 1831.
JSKtMIAIt 1UPK.
Nntiiry Public
JAMES 811 AND.
.1(111 V II HKU.K4
CorrecU-Attest :
9. it. hum: it,
ltd Dlrtcters
OIIOKN,
C"DK8.
HIEMENZ,
Lancaster Manufacturer of the
best line of Ladies', Men's, Misses'
Beys', Youths', and Children's
Shoes in the Country.
We call your special attention
te our ljadies' Pebble Butten
Shoes. $2,00, $1.75, $1.50, $1,25.
Ladles' Best Kid Butten, $2 50
and $2 00 ; Man's Shoes, $3 00,
$2 75, $2 50, $2.00, down te
$1 25 ; Misses' Scheel Shoes,
$1.25 and $1.00 ; Beys' Shoes,
$2.00 down te $1.00 ; Children's
Shoes, 35, 45 and 50 Cents
JWehavenCTy en hand a larger
stock than two stores in the
Oity. We will sell at lower
prices than can be had at any
house in Lancaster.
51 N. QUEEN ST.,
Lancaster, Fa.
H
IKSU A UllUTUElt.
IF YOU WANT TO II AVE A
SUIT OR OVERCOAT
MADE TO ORDER,
we have the goods te suit you ; our tlttlug and
Uimmiugwiu
1 D
lease you j OUHi'ltlCEs AUK
TUB LOWEST.
IF YOU WANT A GOOD
SUIT OR OVERCOAT
ALREADY MADE,
we can new pleas you, and ask you tee -II.
Be you man, youth boy or child, we want you
te oeine and buy your
CLOTHING,
Underwear, Hosiery, Neckwear,
WINTEIt OR SUNDAY BIIIRTB,
or whatever you noed of us, as our goods are
the newest und best. Our goods are positively
cheaper than any ever otlerod in this city. Alt
we ask U te call at our store, when ws will be
pleased te show you our goods, as also te give
you the bouufltet our cash buying and Bulling.
hiish&"brethee,
n FINN HiJLL CLOTUINU UOUBE,
Oer. of Owntre Square ana North
Queen St..
LAW0A8TKK, fA.
n .' '
I rjl 'ABVKR
yianN a mtKnmtaN,
CARD.
Although a Celd Wave may be here any day, there are
hundreds ofeur customers and ethers who have net yet thought
of looking after their Steves, and Heaters. We would advise
them te delay no longer, but attend te this matter at once. Te
these in want of New Goods, all we ask is that you de net pur
chase till you examine our New Line of Steves, Ranges and
Heaters. We have never had se fine a stock and at such low
prices. Our New Flinn Range, Economy Heater, also the Du
plex Heaters are unequalled by any ether goods in the market.
We are showing the finest line of Slate Mantels, Gas and Ceal
Oil Fixtures ever in this city.
FLrNN & BRENEMAN,
Ne. 152 North Queen Street, Lancaster, Pa.
JVJIH- ADrjtlMVlnKMttNln
WANTKO-A COOK. AM'W AT NO.
413 North Dutte street. sZO-lM
rpilK I.AICUKMT, UKSV AND MONT COM
j. ptete assortment 01 riaying earns in
the
city, from 80 per pack nn, at
HAKTUAN'H YELLOW
FUONTCUlAtl
WOH.
'I'iiikimikanu riuMiueir hekwahtti
1 Ureneatrnat Ureen Cottage Park, Mon
day, Uctebare, I8SI, attonieon and evening.
Ne lmproper characters admitted te the
grounds. e3 2t
TIKI)
KIOIM. IIOOB U1VKN AWAV
JL
with Tea and Cetrnnnt
CLAHKK'8 TKASTOHB,
.13 West KlngHtreet.
Nlce Krown Bugar only 4o.per pound.
PUIILtUHAI.K. IM rltlOAY. OUTIHIKK3,
1(81, at the Leepard Hetel, Kat King 8U,
et a oue-slory brick honse. Ne. 117 Middle
streat Lancaster city, fronting 17H loot, with
let running nacK southward te u deptn of 137
UeU s.ill houeo contains hall, four rooms,
with wH, hydrant nnd fruit trees and grape
luein the yard.
Sale te commenco at 7 o'elock p. m when
eondllleus will be made kuewir1y
MIW. EMMAlLHAlIt,
IIenbt SiiUDSirr, Auctioneer. b23 5',
no BEE TUB UKEAT KOVliLTY.
Church Fair,
A OIK OrjCN UKDXH A TENT.
OKKAT ATTUACTIUN.
Cerner of Seuth Queen nnd Vine Streets,
Fer the boned t of
bT. PAUL'S M. B. OHUROQ
eMwdll
F
71NK. ULOTMINIi rU IIIK FALL.
1 have new dlsnlaved en mv counters
and racks my superb line et Fall Woelous
Tliey are tt.e ctielccet goods evtr etTereil in
this city by any merchant tailor heiutorero.
All Suits, Pantaloons and Overcoat will be
trimmed with the very best unit a perfectuud
comfeitablu tit alwajf guarantee I. Don't tall
te Btep as you pass by and uxamlnu the goods
In my window.
A. II. H09KN8TKIN,
37 North Queeu struct, opposite the 1 ostefllce.
m2t-Cmdlt
X lltmttK'H.
Just IteccUcd Schumacher's Akren, Ohie
OAT MEAL.
Madu el NKW OATH nnd thorerero perfectly
tresb.
Anether Let el
Granulated Cern Meal.
Ulve it a trial, It is very nice.
AVENA by the Pound.
What Is ltt Ills carefully prepared from
white nals, dried, cooked and crushed by it
new process, ten minutes ure Hiitllcluut te
cook it, thus bringing this nourishing feed
within the reach of the early riser, us well as
these who breakfast at their leisure.
NKWIlUCICWIIKATthe First or the Season.
VtllirKOOIt.N MKAL.
At BURSK'S
NO, 17 BAST KINO HTaPIM'.
LANCASTER. 1'A.
Kl'OUT OK TIIK CONDITION OF l'HK
Quarryvtlli) National Hunk, nt Quart y
ville. Iu the State et l'ennsylvaniu, atthocleso
et bualuess, Sept. SO, lbt4 :
RESOCBOXS.
Leans -ml discounts I 83,371 (a
U. S. bends te secure circulation 30,000 oe
Due Irem approved reserve ngents . 0 87t 45
Hue from ether national banks 1,377 67
Heal estate, furniture and itzturus... 0,707 88
Current expenses nnd taxes puld 7.S1 94
Checks and ether cash Hems 2,377 &0
Iflllsef ether banks i-6 w
Fractional paper currency, nickels
and pennies 1110
HpCClO , 1,134 IS
Legal tender notes 2,718 00
lledemptlen fund wllhll.f.Treasui
or ( S per cent, et circulation) 1,350 00
Total ilUMl 3)
UA1I1LITIK3.
Capital sleck paid in f GO.oea 00
Mirplus fund S,oue oe
Undivided profits '2,87'i 48
National bank notes outstanding,,.. tf7.etX) (X)
Individual deposits subject te check 60,018 81
Cashier's checks outstanding 40 00
Due toether National Hanks 20 CO
Total $14.M1 32
Slate et 2'enntplvaula, County efLnncaiter,tt:
i, A. 8. Harknesj.cashloret theabove named
bank, de solemnly swear that the abeve state
ment ts traa, te the beat of my knowledge and
bellet.
A. S. II AHKNESS, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn before inn this 2d
day of October, 1831. L. M. I'bTKItS.
Notary Public.
Correot Attest :
ltOUEHT MONTCIOMEUY,
KUANK W.HKLM,
UEO. W. IlENSKL,
I ltd Directors.
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1LLIAMHOM A rOSTEK,
FINE ULOXHINQ FOIt THE DUUSSY
BOYS OF LANOASTEH, cenaUtlng of All All
Weel Worsted Material In Corkscrew, Whin Whin
cerd und Lord Diagonals In colors et black.
The new shade et Drewn and the stylish and
popular Mulberry. Alse a very large vai lety
et ue&t patterns In Casslmeres, Tweeds and
Kerseys at the lowest possible priced the same
quality material can be sold ter auywhere,
anil every garment cut te Fit perleclly nnd
made neat und strong. Kilts ler children in
New aud Attractive Styles.
LIOUT.WEH1HT OVKItCOATS in Fancy
and l'laln Celers et the Nuwe3t Autumn pat
terns. Trimmed nnd madu handsomely with
stlk faclDgs and satin sleeve linings, and they
are superb in Fit.
THE SULTAN, a gcnulne Imported Frlze or
Turkish Cap for Child i en and u iris in a variety
et colors, and SOFT AND 811FF HATS In
the latest and most tloalrable shades ter Yeung
Oents' Wear. Alse a large assortment et
Fasblenabln Novelties in Hats and Caps et all
kinds, THE NEW HUOADWAY Is the very
latest style In Fine Hllk Hats.
CAMPAIGN UOODS AT LOWEST 1'UICES.
UUOKAW SII1UTS, University Style In
White, Uray, Hlue. Ureen 'or Urewn for m.
cycle Hiding or Helier Skating. These Shirts
baveboceme the favorite with Yeung dents,
and we are prepared te supply all sizes at the
lowest prices.
THE BILK NECKWEAR we are selling for
half-dollar Is el the newest pattern, rich In
quality and the variety of shades cannot be
uacelled.
GUNNING COATS, with a large quantity el
pockets,l.sato3.23.
THE SCHOOL SHOE, a very neat, durable
Shee, in Untten and Hals. Alse the Celebruted
Gem for Heys. These Shoes are made te our
order, and will stand the test et the sharpest
criticism,
WEDGE AND Bl'HING HEEL SHOES for
Misses and Children In American and Curaoea
Kid. l'ebblu unit Geat made with Opera or
French Tee.
UUriUKU CLOTUINU and HOOTS and
SHOES of all grades.
lliamseu & Fester,
82, 34, 30 and 38 B King street,
LANCABTEH.I'A.
TT S. INBUKANOK ASSOCIATION.
U . AUAiner ACCIDENTS.
UKAL ESTATE, 1NBUUANHK
ANO I'KN.
HION AUKNOY.
Omeh Ne. 19 N. Uuse W, Lancaster. Ja.
rrXLLBUBN'.AgW
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This medicine, combining Iren with pur
X?RSW,Ut0.?il?t.,l,lck,y Bntl completely
CUUE3 DVHl'Kt'SlA. INOIOESTION, MA.
LAIUA, WEAKNESS. IMl'UHK HLOOO.
CHILLS and KKVEH and NEUKALOI A,
lly rapid nnd thorough assimilation with
the bleed. It reaches every part el the system,
purities nnd enriches the bleed, strengthens
the muscles and nerves, uud tonus aud invig
orates the syBtum:
A line Appetizer Hest tonle known.
It will euro the worst case of Dyspepsia,
removing all distressing symptoms, stien as
Tasting the reed. Helchlng, Heat In the Stom
ach, Heartburn, etc
The only iron medlclne that will net black black
en or inj ure the teeth.
It is invaluable ler diseases pecullar te
women, and te all persons wholeail sedentary
lives.
An unfailing remedy for dlseascs of the
Llverand Kidneys.
Persons suOerlug from the otleDt of over
work, nervous troubles, less of appotlte, or
debility, experience quick relief and renewed
energy by its use.
ltdoesnolcauso Houdncheorproduco Con-stlpatlen-OTHKKIron
medicines de.
It Is the only preparation et Inn that
causes no Injurious effects. Physicians and
it uggl'ts recommend it as the best. Try It,
Thugunulne lias Tnule Mark and crtmed
red lines en wrapiwr. Talte no ether. Made
only by
BROWN OHHMIOAL OO.
a'plMyilAlyw- Haltlmore. Mil.
AHUiusnnxitt
pitOlT. U. J. UILtLKSflK'S
Dancing Aoademy,
KSHLKMAN'S LAW HtHLOlNU. NO. 40
N011TIIDUKE8T.,
Will Open September 23d.
Heeks new open fort be reception el pupils
nt Mr U. rrunk Eshleman'a ofllce and the
" Rtevena Hnuse " s5-lmd
L'Dl.TON Ol'KltA UUUSE,
FBIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1884.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. THE ECCEN
TltlC COMEDIAN,
EDWARD SOTHERN,
Supported by nn unusually strong company
of comedians from Wnlleck's Star Thoatie
New erk city, appearing in Mr. Sottieru's
own farclal comedy,
; or, WIiDss Are The? ?
The same as produced at Wallack's Star Thea
tre. New Yerk, te lurge and Miry enthu
siastic audiences, where It wea
recolved with screams et
laughter,
1'UICES A3 USUAL.
Uoservod seats en sale at Opera Heuse.
8,10-4 til
IULTON OfJSItA UOUMK.
Sttturday, Ootebor 4th, 1884.
First Tlme In This City.
MDGGS' LANDING
ACHAltMING COMEDY DltAMA,
FULL OF STAETLING SITUATIONS
INTEUSl'EUSED WITH
8VA11KLING MUSIC,
1'ieduced with the rlnesl Company et Ladles
nnu uciuiuiiiuu iuai ueuiu ud seiected.
LKtle Muggs, Miss I'ntuccs Illsliep,
Formerly of Madisen Square Theatre
Asa Ucck, Iianil Agent, Allred McDowell,
Asslstul by a Flrst-Class Cempiny.
AS-PKICES A3 USUAL. Ilcserved bcatstit
Opeja IIouse. ei sr
S1
KAT1NU KINK.
MOHNING SESSION FHOM UTO llaO
AFTKUNOON SESSION.. ..FltOM TO (1.00
EVENING SE88ION FHOM 7 lO 10.00
Fall Mi Enrr Mwi,
ADMISSION:
MOHNING
AKrEHNOON...
EVENING
.10 CENTS,
.10 CENTS.
.30 CENTS.
WSKATE3 100. KXTHA.-50
R. R. STOWELL,
S30ttd
MANAQElt.
Oi'KNINU Ur HKUIIT SUUOULS.
The Night Schools will epen MONDAY
EVENING, OCTOUEllQth. All scholars Will
be expected te havu permits, which may be
had irem the Directors, or at the schools en
opening evening, ei 3td
WANTKO,-AN KNEUCIKTIU
Salesman. te travel for a
mA A!)
Wholesalo
urucery iiuiuu,
Adnress.
DAVID IIKUNEU A CU.
Nes. 231 and 233 North Third 8L,
Philadelphia Pa
Ol-Stil
BAKUAINS.
One Parler Suit, .Lounges, Lady's Ueck.
ing Chair, Husk Mattrtsaus. all home-mado.
Alse Oil 1'alntlugs wltn ernamented glided
I ramss, beautiful scenerles, will bu sold at a
great sacrifice it you call seen, at BEBNBB'S,
431 West Chestnut strueu s29-lwa
PUOir. CAUL. TtlOUUAMN,
TKACIIEB Or VIOLIN
Aud ethor Orehestral Instruments, Orchestra
tion, etc Artists' Violins made te order. All
siring luniruuiuuui skuuuiiy rupaired, im
proved and revised. Hew haired, etc.
sUlind 143 N. OUHK 8T Lancaster, Pa.
ri'UIC UlTk IKAMiKKIt COMPANY llAVr.
1. nowlnservlceCoaoliei and Wagons for
iue Baiuauu ruuauie transfer or pissengsra
and baggage te any part et the city. Orders
can be sent by telepnone Irem :
Jehn echs' Grocery, Ne. Jul south Queen St.
u. u. wiun bouiecuenery, num anu
Orange sts.
Burst's Branch Grocery, chestuut an 1 Mary
Bu.
Belker'a Ure weiy. Ne. GO West King St.
Wm.Jtoehm'sUotol.No. U3I North UueeuSL
Jeseph Uerzeg'a Urocery, l'rlnce and Lomen
8U.
West King Street Station P A B. B. B.
UargageerTlckutUitlceP. K. U.. and at the
omeooitnecouipany, no. tw nertn uueen
street.
IlABBY BBlMtlEB.
el-tta
LANCASTER RINK.
Manager,
SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY fflVHNINQ, OCT. 3, 108.
DEALING OUT THE TAFFY
ULAINR'S VIKW8 UN TI1H YOUNU MEN.
lie UeeUrti Tiiry Are All In the Republican
Tarty, of whleh iney Are the
Main Strength.
Cincinnati, Oot. 3. After Dlalne
retired te his room at one o'elook tills
roernlug be wna aorenaded by the Yeung
Men's Ulaine nlnb, lie appeared at the
window of hia room and speke of the
strength and influence brought te any
party by jeung mei,
" The gianta of mythology typlfled the
strength of young men. In the enlightened
era of the Christian dispensation young
meu wero callel te the work boeanso they
were strong. Te-day the strength of the
Republican party Is In the young
men of tbe oeuntry. of whom it possesses
a vast majority. Cheers The young
man is always geed for two votes his
own and the ene he brings. Cheers.
Ne party In the history of this oeuntry has
ever been beaten that had the support of
the young men of the oenntry. Cheerp.
And it has been the ehief gratification ei
the tour" I have made from the great com
merclal metropolis te your beautiful eity,
that everywhere I have found that the
veung men are en our side. Cheers.
Yeu nre in the morning of life ;
the day ia bofero you, and your strength
Is equal te it. Cheers Yeu will have
the fashioning of the republic, of its
strength, Its prestige, its glory, its destiny
long after the generation te which I
belong shall have passed away. Sce
te it that it is kept in your power
and that your hands are elean, pure and
strong, and shall bear up the nrk of the
covenant. Enthusiastic and prolonged
oheers, I bid you geed morning. Let
us turn togethor te tha duties of a new
day with Its responsibilities, and I hope
with its reward." Renewed oheerlng.
Legan was called for but did net ab
pear.
1VILL HOI ACOEl'T MEDIATION.
Chin Thinks it Monstrous for Trance te
Demand nu lnueumlty Kent npen War.
Londen, Oct. 4. The Timet' dispatch
Tien Tain states that the Amorleau minis
ter has arrived there, and, acting under
the iustruotiens from Washington, in
formed Le Hung Chang that the Froneh
grovernment had reqnosted the me
diation of Amorlea. Le Ilicg Chang
asked the privilege of inspecting
the telecratn, aud was mueh surprised at
the contents, which merely reiterated the
French demand of the ultimatum of
August 10th. Li Heng Chang, re
plied Boernfully, saying : "After avong aveng
ing Leng Bin twenty fold, the demand
of the French for indemnity was mon men mon
streus. Li Heng Chang said "Jet Admiral
Courbet attack our northern defomes,
aud he will find the task harder than at
Foe Chew. Twe mouths age China was
willing te conciliate and satisfy France,
new she is determined upon war. Govern
ment and peeple alike are prepared
for it." Le llung Uhang asked
Minister Yeung if the smallest Btate
in Europe would submit te like op
pression, te whieh the latter replied "Ne."
Li Hung Chang said : "Then why should
the greatest nation in Europe . Minister
Yeung applauded the Viceroy's patriotism,
and explained te him that he he was
obliged te obey the orders from his-
geverment and present the French de
mand.
IILOOUV WUMK UF A MUB.
Twenty Hilled and Many Uadly Wounded
a sa Aaray.
Galveston, Texas Oot. 3. A snceial
from Laredo gives particulars of a bloody
auray yeateruay at tne town et catenas.
en the Moxlean national railway. Jese
M. Santes, the judge or aloalde of the
town, has been obnoxious te the peeple
en aoeount of many arbitrary acts. Yes.
ter day a great crowd attaoked the
municipal ball, where Santes was holding
oeurt. 'ine moo overpowered tne authori
ties and rnurdered Judge Santes and
the ohief of police. It is reported that
twenty poepla wero kllled and many badly
wounded, it is said tne mob was led by
the colebrated outlaw " 1 Coyeto the
vvoiie," wue recently eicaped irem Jan.
IIIK FI.ABIKS.
Serious Fire Keported la n Ularylsud Terru.
Wilmington, Del., Oot. 3 A telegram
baa been rcoeived hore announcing a seri
ous flte in progress at rcluiipie. Md,.
and asking aid from the Wilmington fire
aepartment.
FUHNACE AND CONTENTS BUIININO.
Wilminqten, Del., Oot. 3. A special
from 1'rinoiple, Ud., says the charcoal far
uaoe at Geerge P. Whittaker's iron works
is burning, and that it will be oensumed.
tegether with a hundred thousand bushels
ei onareoai.
NcUalleach's Insane Actions.
Chicaqe, Oot. 3 MoCulIeugh is prae
tically a prisoner in his own room under
the surveillance of detectives. It is just
learned that after he-had been forcibly
taken te his room he became quieter for
awhile and played cards with the offleer.
Tiring of this he wanted te go ent The
officer barred the way when MoCulIeugh
flew into a rage, seized a oane and felled
the oilieer te the lloer sensoless, with a
gash several inches long in his sealp. The
ether watehers then overpeworcd Me
Cullough.
The Werk or a Unriieane In Iceland,
Londen, Oot. 8. Intelligence has just
oeon receivea nere et a terrime ana nisas
treus hurricane in Iceland of the 11th of
Sept. Nineteen trading vessels and sixty
fishing beats were lest, and thirty-two
vessels disabled. The most apalling
feature of the hnrrieane was the less of
life. The exaet number of these who
Eorisbed has net yet been ascertained,
ut it is known te be very great.
Collision el Trains.
Wilminoten, Del. Oot. 8. A north
bound express train en the Dola Dela
waro railroad collided this morn
ing at Clayten with a Delaware
& Chesapeake train. Three ears of the
latter up let. Many passangere were
considerably shaken up, but enlythr.e
seriously injured, namely : Leou Fitz Fitz
gerald, of Cordova, Md., skull hurt, pro
bably fraetured ; Miss Eliza Hall, of War War
wiek, Md., ene arm broken, and Mrs.
Edward Slaughter, injured internally.
The ubelera Uacerd.
Mausbilles, Oct., 3. There were
two
dc atus from cholera bore yesterday.
Heme Oot. 3. The Italian government
proposes te grant a million dollars te re.
build the slums of Naples.
Twelve Dwellings named.
PiTTsiiune, Pa., Oot 8. Early this
morning twelve dwelling houses at
Draddoek weroidestreyed by Urp. Less
f 31), 000, Ta C "-r w iceidenUlly
struek en the head with it Are hook, and
will die. It was of ineendiaxy origin.
When the Kltetrleal KxblolUen W1U vlese,
PiiiLADELruiA, Oot, 3, It iaannouDeed
by the management of the Eleotrieal z
hlbitlen that Ootebcr 11 will positively
end the exhibition.
Streng Bbeck ec Kanbqaaltr.
Ban Juan Del Bub, Oot 2-A strong
theck of earthquake wu feU bete at three
o'elook Sals ararnoea.
rremlnmt UIUaM CaHtec ea mwnmt
Buffalo, Oot 8. A numb of mm.
inent eltluna Mlled ea Clavthuid Uta i
mernlnr. umis than. ki. .
IndependmtltepBlbllesMM. Quit number
Of ladies with thatr hnknria bt n.111
The governor then took drive, ratatMlas
at ene o'elook for dinner. He Jeeves for
Aieany te-nignt.
WMATrnBM lKDlOATIOHB.
Washington. D. O.. e.it n-v i.
Mlddle Atlantie states, threatenis
weather, slight rains, nearly station-?
temperature, northeast te seutfieMt winds
iresn ana eriiK in force.
MAMKMIB,
ruiadeiptue stare:,
rniLADSxratA. Oot. . rierar nnlnt mm
unchansed Suporflne Btate, at eJjaga J t
Qt (Ol winter rlnr. untsii nl . ,in .Vni.M.
J J? .i Minn, extra, elear, as oea M t
stralht. ise Mt Wlsoensln clcar7M7
at i strnlrfhu, l suai i winter patenta H tw
OsptsprinKde, 13 730 ; trash ground
springs scarce.
an neur at S3 73.
wheatm&rketrlrm wlthmn.iava,A,iAMaM
Ne. 3 Western lied, soot Ne. S de. Slet
Ne. 1 I'a. de.9ia91Wn, VnV ii.r.-."' e.,.'
peect sau yellow, 04ei de mUed. ojatiie.
e. a (10,53(7310. '
Oats tlrm. trneil flnmnml, Wn 1 Whit., uua
380 t Ne. de. S4Un, He s .in snCl. .-T?
Jected.siasiKei Ne J mixed, JOkaSTe, '
nyeuun atuitteu.
opeiis uioverseeu qutet atsa'ie Timethy
qiHetamwaicu ; riaxsoed steady at tl 44
Winter Bran at I1550J11.
Previsions firm, with lair demand t
M0S3 1'erk. tlRBH .VI lte..f itam. Mlnin,'
India Mess Heer, iiasoeajs Ultyde, tusoej
Bacen. 12fl 12 Wc: Hmnlrfvl Bhnnldnr. rt,.
'l.,110 77ci Smoked Hams, 14X8iKei
plcklea de U'iQWic "w
jvuru nrmj city ronnea. wii loose
butchers, 7X : prime steam 7 7S.
Butter Marketflrni for fnni.. nOini, lrfn.i
fluloiL.Creamcry extras, 27aaej Hcsteru
uo.2rt21ei It. C. A N. Y.extras, Q23! West West
ern dairy de, 25250 ; Western geed te choice,
neus at 1002101 packing butter, 10ai2e.
KirCTS Stendv. nniler I1ht numlnt. uvtM.a
i?Qile t Western, 19O19H0. '
uuuuoe uuuii urm anu rainy aottve de
mand t New Yerk full creams, HKOile I Ohie
Ji".S?l ohplce, KJiei de fair la prime,
soieoj renn'a part skims, 33S01 de lull
Hwe.
Petroleum quiet j Bnflned. 73fe.
Whisky dull : Wostern at tl 18.
Mew TerK Harcst.
Naw Yeai, Oct. 3 rieur State ana
woitern firm, with moderate expert demand:
SuperUne state, si 6002 90; Superfine
Kxtra, 2 wm 60 1 Clieice. $3 6303 50 1
Kancy de, 15 GOflS 75: Bound Hoen Ohie, 1 90j
3 se, cnolce, 13 81Q5 73; superfine Western, se
2 !M; common te geed extra de, WtwajSOi
choice de, t3 63g3 73; choice White Wheat
tS 4033 75 ; Southern firm ; common te
fair extra, $3 20QI se j geed te choice de.
Wheat strong and iQXe higher, with a
moderately speculative trading t Ne. 1 White,
nominal; Ne. J Bed, Oct., SjjMssJfi t Nev:!
?-)t09,J,'yo!Uec'' 8Q92e; Jan., 94O9BJ0;
Cern opened V.aiXa higher Mixnd West
orn spot, &SQG2K0 ; de ruture, 4sa52Wc
Oats a trlOe better; Ne. 2 Nev., &X9
32ie, Slato,34O36e;Wostorn,80O39o.
Ure Htecs Market,
Chioaeo. Megs Becelpts, 14,000 head ; ship,
ments. 3.003 head : market nnnnert atrnnir. hut
closed dull and weak ; rough packing, tl GO
t4 85; packing and shipping, tsoes 80; Ught,
tl 6ua5 se t skips and growers, 13 754 GO.
i;ntti3 necetpts. 9 oeoneao; shlpmenU,3.0tO t
tat cattle steady, but all olbers very dull and
weak; expert grades, as 7SQ7 30; geed te
choice shipping, toga se : common te medium,
lifts A0; range cattle 10c lower; Texan s,
W i Q4 ; Texas cows, tl Ce ; Wyoming Texana,
JU 40t4 ; Nebraska. $4 ; Wyoming, tl : color
aile Texans, t3 -Xtl3 73: Mentana Texana, t3 05.
Sheep Receipts, J.foe head; solpmenu,
SOJ beail; market dull: lntorler te lair
nearly unsalable at fiat SO; medium te
goei. u 7623 GO; choice, iGOai;Texans, H
JGOj Lambs, t3ai 23. '
eteess nuuu,
Quotations by Ueei, MeQrann Ce
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New fork Central WK
New Jersey Central 48
Ohie Central.
Del. Lack. A Western..,. 107
Denver A Bie Qrande.... 9K
Erie 13)1
Bansas A Texas. 18
Lake Shere 75
Chicago N. W., com.... 01 i
N. N Ont. A Western.... lli
st. Paul A Omaha 32
PacincMall 31
ueciieswr .runDurgn..
st, t aui... .....,..,....,.,
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
Wabash Common
Wabash -PretemxL.
West'rn Union Telegraph
LonlsvllleA Nashville...
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Lehigh Valley 01
Lehigh Navigation UK
Pennsylvania 53K
Beading , 13 9-18
P.T.ABntrale
Northern Pacltle com... 20
Northern Pacific Pref... 44
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Olu ..........,........... 74
Peonle'sPassenecr.
Jersey Central...... ..,
OregonTranseontlnemaL ..
BeaUlngUoneralMUts..,. ..
73X
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Quotations by Associated Pres.
Stocks weak and unsettled.
Philadelphia A Krte U. a...... it
Beading Ballread ...12 B-ia
Pennsylvania Bail read sagf
Lehigh VaUey Ballread , 68
United Companies of New Jersey 19S
Nertnern Pacific..... 19V '
Northern Pacltle Preferred. , UJJ .'i;
Northern Control Ballread... 'vz
Lenlgh Navigation Company...... 4SM, t K
Norristown Ballread 14 , :
Central Transportation Cemimny , te .' "
Bullale, N. y and Philadelphia Mi lu?,:
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Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks dull and lewer. Meney, ltfie.
New Yerk Control t4
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isrie Ballread.... ...... ...... .......
Adams Bxpress.... UL
utcuigan cennai uoureau...., ...... ,....,, tl
uicnigan sontnern itanreaa.. ............. 76'
IUlnels Centnd Ballread , ltt
Cleveland A t'tttsbargh BaUread 19
Chicago A Boek island Ballread ..Ut
riitseurgn a rert wayne naureaa us
Western untea TeUgraph Company...... 94
Teledo Wataah ;.. .........
New Jersey Centrai 48:
New Yera- On'ita A Witnrn..... .....,.., u
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Lancaster County National Bank,. BO
Columbia National Bulk...., 100
Christiana National Bank...... 1W
phratA National Bank W
First National Bank, Columbia..... 100
first National Bank, strasburg.... ISO
First National Bank Marietta 1M
First National Bank, Mount Jey.. Uf
Llllts National Bank................ 1
Manbetai National Bank. ....-.... loe
Union National Bank. Mount Jey, te
New Helland NaUenalBank....... MO
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