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L.AHCABTBK DAILY INTELLTGEGBB THUBSPAY DECEMBER 4 1884 1
COLUMBIA NE (VS ITEMS.
JTItUM OUK KKilllliAK OIIHMK8PONUKN
Ihe llniimgn ilrlnKInt Water Oharltable
AMOtUtlenii.llngt l'eliniiedttam. nbuui
tlie ltntlreadTunu Notes,
Tlie report that the Impure water
furnished te Columbines Is causing a
great deal of sickness in Columbia tuny
or may net be truu. Our pkysleians
dllTcruu tbls point. Bums claim Micro Is
but lltlle siuknejilu the hareugh, ami what
there Is Is (tern dllTereut ovises, but net
attrlbutnble te the iuillty of water.
Others say the Impure water Is the oauae
of mueh of the atokueBi new iu Columbia.
It is nn undisputed fact that the water
wns Impure teme weeks age, and it np
ticars te be of n Jgoed quality just new,
The e Heets, however, wheu It was Impure
may new be just muklug its appearance.
I? ynu h tve net purohated your tleket for
the bouellr, te be held In the Metropolitan
tluk this evening for the Columbia relief
otseointlon, de se at once, evon though
j en cannot attend. It la for the peer of
Columbia, and evmy citizen who can
airerd te de se should buy at least one
ticket. The success of the affair Is already
assured, and tboae who attend this ovou evou oveu
lug will enjoy thomselvcs. A grand
march at 8:30, and oue of Strauss' lleest
selections by the Columbia band will be
tbe leading nttractrSu.
The fljventh tiimlversary of the Wo We
mon's Foreign Mlrileiiary society will be
celebrated iu the Columbia M. K. ohureh
Buuday evening. Kierclaas, whieh will ba
el a highly interesting ohvaetor, will com.
ineuce at 7 o'elook. Mr. W. U. Darr and
Mrs. Win. It. Uiren, will oaeh render a
vocal Botcetiou ; tbe pnter, Itev. It. W.
Humphries, will deliver au nddrei, while
the oHiec' report will centiin many
points of Iutercat. A oemmltteo, at the
oenolualon of the pregramme will sollelt
names for membership, the prlce of which
is ten cents per week.
poisoned itoes
Twe hogs owned by Kdwaid Smith, a
ilngman en the I'. 11. It., nud who resides
en Seuth Frent slrcet.dicd from the ofl'eets
of jhjIheii, en Tuesday evening. Mr.
Smith at Jirht thought the animals bad hog
chelrra, but as their symptoms did net
substantiate this belief, uien an examina
tion belng made, poison was found in their
btomaeliB, The vlllUu who committed the
deed Ih unknown.
A AKJOT run nvtMieiD.
Four cirs'bf a Mexican rallrea 1 company
were sent te Columbia yesterday te be
repaired.
Tbe total ameuut of oeal and weed used
en the P. H. H. ouglnes bent from
Columbia, Hit mouth is as fellows : Ceal,
11,210,000 Ibi. ; weed, 1l cords. This
is probably tbe largest consumption ever
known iu Columbia,
One bUIe of the tool houses situated iu
the west jard, was crushed In last night
by Ftcdorlelc division engine Ne. 11 nhift.
ing cars against it ; the building stands at
the end of a passenger Hiding,
Hereafter liouse ears nre te be known
as hoi cars en the P. It. It., orders te that
oUret having rccently been issued.
Filbert Jaoksen, a drunken tramp, fell
en a railroad track beneath the It, & C.
sbiller yesterday, and broke his nese atid
gashed hi rialit cheek.
iewn notes.
Mr. Jue. Naw, residing en the Lancas
ter pike, last night urove a weuld-be
robber who was attempting te cnter his
houae away at the muzzle of a shot
gun. Mrs. Goe. Weaver, residing en Cherry
etrcet between Third aud Fourth, was the
rocepent of u large birthday surprise
pary last evening. It was a mist delight
fill aifalr.
Fosfe, aged 13 year-i, residing near Iren
vllle, last bat unlay while doingsemo work
strained lilt back nud stomieh se severely
that en Monday hn died from the effect 3.
He was buried at Ironvllle yesterday.
Mr. Jewph Yennir, wel' known In Col
umbia, died In tbe 70.li yeir of his age,
yesterday, at his home near Ironvllle of
general debility.
Mr. Jeseph Lutx, en Fifth street, Is
Buffering greatly with rheumatism.
Au Intoxieated man from Washington
borough, uame unkuewn, fell from his
liorse at M nutl w alum streets yesieruay
afternoeu, and had his faea and head
badly cut. The Vigie bjys took oare of
him until he soberod up, when they seut
him home,
The Shawnee ilre company, Ne. 'J, will
meet tills evening. Se will Osoeolo triba,
Ne. 11, I. O It. M.
At tha Masoule leJge meeting this
evening thorn will ba a banquet and nn
election of uflloera for 1833.
Charles Haldemau male during the past
beating e isen 100 miles in hU Ilaclue
pleasure beat.
Mr. Fnnk Mu-Ber ia again able te be
about.
Jehn HisifiS$r prceeuted the Columbia
Ilre oempanyTCue epasaum he eaugut yes yes
terday. Aldus Leenard, residing en Seventh
Btreet, gave au olegauUupperto a number
of his friends last evening.
Common Pleas Court.
jikfeki; jnuen Livingston.
The suit of Jehn Evans vs. A. F.Sheuek
was given te the jury this morning, and
they had uet agreed upaa a verdict wLen
court adjourned.
The jury this afternoon rendered a vor ver ver
diet in favor of plaintiff, and assessed the
damages at $23.00.
The next case attached for trial was that
of Benjamln F. Myota vs. Jehn Kshleman.
This was au notion te recover en a me me me
obanie'a Hen. In the winter of 1883 the
plaintiff built a house en East Walnut
etrcrt for Kshleman, at a contraet prloe of
$3,497. He receiveu en account Irem Mr.
Kshleman $3 270.03, aud far the dlfforence
between theso amounts and $51.83, extra
work, that the lieu was filed. On trial.
James Weed, Llttle Dritain ; Jehn D.
Wilsen, Fulton, and Jehn O. LewiB,
Drumere, were appointed viewers te in
spect an Inter county brldge rccently con.
btrueted en the Octoraro eieek.
Annie Miller, wife of William Miller,
wna granted the benefit of tbe net of As
sembly of April 3, 1872, giving te married
women the bencllt of their aoparate
earnings.
two or A KINU.
Oce vreut Dp
In it lUHoen Tha
Otbcr
Didn't.
Scenk I. IIe was a venerable and digni
fied Bchoel diroetor, and in hia official
rounds he Baw hanging en the walls of a
Hepublleau soheol rnarm'a room a pleture
of lllaine. Deuiring te twit her a little,
he asked what bonevelont looking old
geutlcman that portrait represented, and
upon being told it wa's lllaine, be said,
penderingly, "Illalne? Blaine? Ah I let
me see, wan't that tbe centleman who
was lately snowed under?" The same it
was, he was assured.
rJcENB 11. Hame uirocter revisita same
school room. Bchoel marm, inclined te
iudulge lu tominlsceneea : Ah, Mr.
glad te eco you. Alter you bad left the
otber day ene of my llttle girls asked me
who that nloe looking old gentleman was,
and when I told her your uame she eald :
Mr. J n t n, J n t-n ? Ia that
the gentleman who advertised te go up in
a balloon and didn't ?' "
Exit school diroetor,
A JO( riend.
Jehn Woedslde.rodding en New street,
near Duke, is the owner of a valuable
double nose polnter bitch, whieh recently
gave until te a utter et noe pupa, a nam.
ber of which were engaged by different
pittice who intended purchasing them
rieVeral evenings age a thlef broke open
the deg house and, after killing one of the
pups , carried another off.
THKI.OWKIt KNU.
a liikteti ei Keeeut ileal KlU Hales, Lite1
itf ami personal flew..
Frem IlioOxfent Pres.
W. D. Pasaen, of Christiana, has sold
bis farm nf 141aercs in Coleralne town
ship, te William and Harry 1'uxsen, for
400 per nore. ..
Franklin Telllnger, of Fulton township,
has sold bis farm of 02J aeras te Jacob
Fray,of Maner township, at 6115 per acre.
Samuel Derrey has cold Ids mill proper
ty and four sores of land,nt Peach llotteiu,
te William Oorsueh, for $3)0.
The property of the late Gee, W. Miller,
deeeased, 131 nerri, iu Fulton tewunblp,
was sold en thn 7th tilt , by thn adminis
tratrix, te II. Uaumgerdupr, of Laneaster.
The purchaser afterwards sold It te J. O.
llowers of the same township, for $7,300,
The Christlaea literary society has
been reorganized for the winter campaign.
At tbe second meeting, en the evening of
the 2-Hli ult., W. H. Paxseu wna elected
president and Llzzle Oeatcs secretary for
the ensuing month.
William Ncal, of Musolo Shell, Mentana
territery, formerly of Fulton township,
ia visiting friends In Laneaster and Chos Ches
tor counties. He baa been in the west six
years, living en a cattle raueh. Mr. Neal
brought 2,000 head el cattle te Chicago aud
then came cast.
The oengrogntlon of Unleu l'resbyte
rian ohureli, Coleraln, oxpressed their
geed will in a sub lantlal way for their
pastor. Hev. Dr. Stewart, en Monday
last. They held a social mceting In tbe
afternoon at the doetor'o residence, bring
lug with them an eudless variety of geed
things that nre bandy te have In and about
the houae. The feed bins of his str.ble and
hia bank account also recoived their liberal
attention. Among the gifts was a hand,
some parlor suit of furnlture.
Biisr.riKO or tiik. duuteus.
A 1)111 tTverei furtliB lr.inellaliuieut ul n
Blate lluur't el Kxninluerr.
The December meeting of the Lancaiter
eity and oeunty modieai soeioty was held
en Wednesday afternoon with the follow
ing members present : Doctors Atlee,
Albright, Urysen, Ulaokweod, Ucrutholse),
liecklua. Ulaek, Ilrebst, Craig, Cliuger,
Ehler, Herr, M. L,, Hcrr, IJ. F., llcrshey,
Kendlg, Kehlor, Livingston, Lcaman, J. It.,
MuBser, J. II,, Muster, F. M., Musscr, II.
E., Mewcry, II. A , Miller, Meutzer,
Neteher, Itobrer, G. It., Itoebuek, Kiem Kiem Kiem
onstiyder, G. II., Reland, Hlngwalt.Hhenk,
J. II., Showalter, Summy, Urban, Wentz,
Wolehaus, Weaver, Witmcr, WesthaelTer
and Kiegler, J. P.
Frem reports presented by thn several
pbysleiaua it appeared that the health of
the oeunty is geed.
Dr. J. U. Keberla of tbe Philadelphia
Medical society, addressed the society in
favor of a hill te be introdueed at tbe next
session of the Legislature, prevldtug ler a
state .Beard of modieai examiuers.
A leugthly discussion followed the ad.
dress, after which a resolution was adopt
ed favoring the passage of the proposed
bill
The main features of tin bill are that
the governor shall appoint a beard of
examiners, composed of physicians of the
allepathy nnd homeapthy echoels and that
belore any graduates of any moi'icalcel
lege ean praotice medioiue lu this xtale, be
shall pass a ratlsfaotery examination nud
tccoive a oertilicato letting forth that feet.
TltlllHTKS 'IU HIE llBAll,
Tlin Vietrr
Si. .lahii'M
Aiteciiife.
ou llielr Lute
The vestry of St. Jehn's P. E. chureh,
the lector presiding, last evening made the
following minute en their rcoeids :
Death having invaded the oircle of the
" rector ohureh wardens nnd vestryman
of St Jehn's ehurch," and removed from
us our beloved brother, Senier Wniden
Thes. E. Frnnkliu, it is proper that the
records of this veBtry bheuld bear lesti.
meuy te his cmlnenr wertirnraTflavrtind a
Christian.
In all the walks of llfe he was a weithy
oxemplar. Noted for bterli-g iutegrity in
a secular profession whieh he followed for
half a ceutury : for his all'eotlenata dovo devo dove
tlou te his family, tempcreJ with a wise
discretion In all things ; for the fidelity
with which he discharged the various
public aud private trusts confided te him ;
and, ubove nil, for his devotieu te the
cause of his Master and his church, his
humble aud ilrm faith In the Werd el Ged
aud tbe meaui of grace as set forth iu tha
Uelv Scriptures and aeoepted uy this
church ; all combined te reall.e the poet's
ideal that a "Chrtetan Is the highest style
of man."
In tendering fiurcoudelonco te the bereav
ed family we are net uumindful that even
death has its oemponsatiou wheu the
departing soul reaIize3 that ' vain is the
help of raau," nB it confidingly truBtu te
the " One that is mighty" in crossing the
dark river te cnter into that " rest which
remaineth te the poeplo nf Ged."
U. A, It, umccrsKleitcd.
At the meeting of Admiral Reynolds
Pest Ne. 405, O. A. U , held en Wcdnea
day evening the following e Ulcers were
elected for the ensuing year :
Commander Washington V. Ham
bright. Senior Yice Commander' Hubert C.
MoDennell.
Junier Vioe Cetntuauder Smith
Swords.
Quartermaster L. Itathfen.
Surgeon Dr. J. S. Smith.
Chaplain A. O. Lcennrd. u
Offlcer of the Day II. H. IteU.
Ofiloer of the Guards Harry Illickeu Illickeu
derfer. Couneil of Administration Jehn S.
Kendlg, six mentha ; Adam Dellet, ene
year ; Jehn 1). Leng, eighteen months.
Hopresentatlves te StatoEeoampmout
D. Hartman, jr., 11. O. MoDenuull ;
alternates, L. Hathfeu, James Ciaw Ciaw
ferd. Janitor Jehu Dornmyer.
ills tint lioeu,
Iu leailng down the old Foidney home
stead at the oercor of Christian aud Lew
Btreets the ethor day, the workmeu found
in the garret iu au epauing betweeu tbe
lloer and eeiling, the llrst pair of beets
ever worn by the tallest man In Lancaster
big PeteFerdney, tbe ice man. The bsets
are a nice little pair, nnd were made U7
years age wheu Peter was a ulce little six
y ear-old. IIe new stands 0 feet 7J inches
in hlssoekp, but it inuBt no satu In ula
favor that hia feet grew lesa rapidly than
any ethor part of his body, for teven new,
notwithstanding his great length, he wears
a number 0 shoe. Peter would uet take a
810 bill for his beets, although they are a
little run down at the beel.
Lnnefttr r.cetarers Abroad,
Rev. J. Mar Hark is advertised for a
leoture en "American Llterature" befere
the Yeung Men's Missionary society e
Bethlehem this evenlng.
Pref.E O.Lyte, of Mlllersvllle, deliv
ored a lecture ou "Teaching Manuers in
Schools" befere the Yerk oeuuty tcaohers
instltute en Wednesday.
This morning Prof, fihaub, of Millers
ville Nermal school, went, te Yerk, where
no will lecture ueiore tne county teaoher's
institute, en the subjeet " Culture et the
Memery."
cass fccttled.
The oase of false pretense, brought
against Martin Llepplejby Adam Mislieb,
was arranged last evening by the accused
paying $100. He afterwards left for
Ueeatur, Illinois, whero he lutends te
locate.
BUjur' vuurt.
Four vagrants, tlie inmates of the
station house en Wednesday night, were
dUobarged by the mayor this morning.
JOHN F. LURU 1JKAU,
Ouu of l.nnrntUr'n (ilrteit Ituilncu
Men
l'AMtia Away Hit Alirmoeu,
Jehn F. Leng, drugglflt.dltd at his resi
dence Ne. 129 KastOrange street, shortly
bofero 3 o'elook thin afternoeu, In the 78th
jesr of his age, after an llluens of afew
weeks' duration,
Mr, Leng was born In this city, and
after receiving an education In our local
schools, oulured the drug stere of the
late Jehn F. Heiuitah. whero he roeeived
tils first lessens in pharmacy. He after
watdsoempletod his studies lu Philadel
phia, and returning te Lancaster com
menced the buslness en his ewu ncoeunt,
nnd oeutlnned It through hia long and
aotlve llfe, belng at the time be rctlwd, a
year or two age, ene of the eldest If net
the very eldest business man in Laneaster.
He wis appointed oeunty treasurer in
1811 and was afterwards nominated by the
Whig party and elected te the same office,
belng the first county treasurer ever
oleetod by popular vete.
IIe was n member of Trinity Lutheran
chureh and served for soveral terms as a
mombcref the vetlry.
He was ene of the charter member of
Woodward Hill oemetory, aud a director
iuoveraLturunlko companies.
Mr. Leng married Louisa, a daughter of
the late Itev. Jehn U. liaker. Tnclr
cblleten are Jehn C. and Charles E. Leng,
who succeeded their father in the drug
business, and Jacob 1). Leng, broker, be
sides two daughters. Ills wlfe aud
children nurvlvehim.
1' or souie time past Mr. Leng was suffer
ing from a complication of diseases, bu
the immediate cauBO of death was heart
disease.
ltuliruad Uullmeu at (lilurd.
A freight train going north and a passen
ger train goiejr south, en tbe Philadelphia
& Uaitimoie Central railroad, collided
with great vielecca iu the yard at Oxfetd,
Wednesday morning. The freight train
had backed into a siding te be passed by
the passenger train, and left tbe switch
wrong. Tbe passcuger train plunged into
it, and struck the freight engine with such
force that both engines were badly dam
aged. Au Adams express ear was wrecked
and a baggage car considerably damaged.
Conductor W. 13. Tayler, of the passenger
train, was thrown violently te the fleer by
tbe force of the collision, aud sustained nn
abrasion of the t.gbt hand and arm.
UaggageuuHtcr Heward Tayler had his
head badly cut by being knocked ngaiust
the Bide of his car. All the passengers
were severely shaken up, but escaped
without serious injury. The accident
caused ever an heur'd delay, as extra
engines had te be proeurcd for both trains.
I'ronntitlleu le 1'rut. Ilsflf.
Prof. F. W. Haas was SI years old yes
terday nud the Liederkranz Bectety, of
which he Is the musieal director, deter
mined upon giving him u surprise. They
assembled at tbeir ball, marched te the
professor's house, gave him a serennde,
after whieh they escorted him te the hall
of the society, where au elegaut bacuuet
bad bfwu pnpued under tbe dirccticii of
A U.-eriji'. Af er tbe Biipper Prof. Haas
was pre.-Liitcd with a geld mounted baton
suitably rugr.ied.
Levied ou by ttm hlicrllT.
Executions were iesued this morning
againBt OeoNre IS. Keliauin, furniture
dealer, for $30,000, nnd his poisenal prop
erty was levied upon by the sherift'. The
execution ctodlters ere the Lancaster
County National bank for $18,000, Jehn
P. Sebaum, $0,000, nud Max Deiculer,
$0,000.
Later in the day Mr. Scbaum aud wife
made an assignment of their property for
the benelU of their creditor,! te Jehn P.
Schaum aud Max Deichlcr.
raleUetiBerbcMlce.
A few gentleman of this city have ar
ranged te start a district telegraph ser
vices iu this eity. A central ofllce will be
oper.cd, at which a number of beya will be
stationed, who can be called at nuy time
te run errands, ciny messages or de any
kind of service. In all large cltlea this
servlce is ured and it is rapidly being iutre
duced in the smaller cities, whero it is
bound te beconie popular.
L,ncuy Uuntitirs.
The Yerk Daily of this morning says :
" Met srs. Wolf and lialtz, of Laneaster,
came te Yerk en Tuesday morning ou a
hunting expedition, aud left for Lancaster
yeaterday with thirty-four rabbits as the
rciiult of their day's work.
Yeateiday Jehn CIIue nnd Adam Burger,
returned from a ten days gunning trip in
the lower eudef thoeouuty. They brought
with them -11 partridges aud 11 rabbits.
Ulcitidfty el it well Knuwu CllUtn.
Yesteiday was the 03th birthday of
Qoergo lirady, thn well known baker at
Llme and Hist King streeta. He was
presented with a beautiful ebony cane by
Mt. Jey friend and an elegant geld bunt
ing oase wateb by friends of tbia city. In
thueveniugthu Gordenvlllo band serenaded
him.
(.atceujr uae t)luilul.
Dauiel Ficster and Qoergo Geriitzki,the
young men ebarged with stealing Joe
liaer's llsh en Saturday night, appeared nt '
the ellitn et Alderman AlcUUnn rer a bear
ing en Wednesday evening, The prosceu.
ter failed te put in an appsaranea : after
waiting n reasonable time the alderman
dismissed the cases.
ADOtur r Oeergla vendtr,
Jlntiie Lee Priee, of Cartersville,
Georgia, anether oleetrio girl, who will
appear in Fulton hall te night, gave a
private exhibition of her feats te some
invited guests at Cooper's hotel this after
noon, ncd mueh they marvelled at her
maguctlfctn and muscular strength.
OUlclal llenu Appceved.
The efllalal beud of C. V. Stener, tegls.
ter oleet, iu the sum of $37,300 with A. W.
Ilarnleb aud Sam Mat Friday as sureties,
waa presented te the oeurt thia nfternoeu
and approved.
Kight gaseline lights nnd one olectrie
light net burning was the oflleora reports
ter Wednesday night.
1'reparaterj Krrvicen,
Sorvlues preparatery te the coinmunten will
be held tliU evonlnr.alse te morrow evening,
In the I'rcbyterUn church at 7JJe clock,
1'nckiiga rally.
Admiral ltaynelds pest. Ne. t05. annul
Army et tbe ltepubllc, intend holding n mu
sical entertatument and package party In
their hall en Saturday ovenlnir, Oecomber 10.
The musical clitcrtalnmcnt 111 be under the
dlrccllun et Prof. Win, It, Hall. The proceeds
efthaevenlUK will be ter tbe bencllt et the
pest.
HcrvloMle Uaptlii llrethreu Olinren.
There will ba English preaehlnic by llev.
McFadeu, or Hugeratewn, lid., in the uaptlst
Urethren church en Mulberry street, between
Orange and westKluj, Sunday, December 7,
Cervices will commenre at two o'clock In lle
alternoen and seven In the oveninif. Theie
111 be serv Ices every oveulnjr during the fel
lowing wcclr.
Lf ctnre nt tbe Oenn uauis Te-Mgnt.
illasrrantes K. Wlllard, who will address
our citizens this evening In the court house,
en the principles and eblccts or the Weman's
Christian IVraperance Union an arganlza
tlen numb.irlng ever !M local unions In I'enn.
sylvanla Is president et the National W. V.
T V., new established in mostet the states
aud lerrltotleset the United Btates. Tbe great
purpose of the Y. C. T. U. is te jecure sobriety
t retn the use of intoxicating drinks by educa-
KKW AnTMKTlHBMKMTH.
liM.INM St IJMKRKMAN.
CHRISTMAS GOODS
-AT-
FLINH & BRBNEMAN'S.
The Largest Bleck and Lewest Trices. We are new opening our annual oxhlbttlen el
llOMUAx- OOOU8. Uella, Dell Carriages, Kxpreas Woijeiis, Spring aim Hebby Horses
Uhoellyg ami Volectpoaes, Tin and Mcchanlcat Toys. '
JM-ifsrchatits, Cnurcliea ami Sunday-schools supplied at New Yerk Prices,
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
Ne. 152 North Queen Street,
E
;i,KllhT 11ULIDAK UltUIIU,
Cliristmas 1884.
The nellday Snasnn Is near at hand and te meet the wants of our trade we Lave nlnccd
lu our ceses u lull Unuet ''
ELEGANT HOLIDAY GOODS.
i -IX-
Watchee, Diamonds, Brenzea,
Silverware, in Sterling and Plate,
Jewelry, Spectacles and
French and American Olecka.
We Mill attention te the laet thai with our complete ractery we can fill any special onions ler
DLUIONJ MOUNTING, MASONIC OR SOCIETY 1JADGES,
Or any aittclu In Geld or Silver Jewclir.
tSTFlrat-eiuea Repairlng Iu Every Brnneb of Our Bualnees,
EDW. W. ZAHM, Jeweler,
Zahm's Cerner,
tine tlie peeple te a knowledge el tbe power
and danger et such drinks, and thu peace,
lupplms uud prosperity whlcb lollew from
abstaining liem ttienl. MI$s Wlllard Is liluhly
Cllted with a mind iralneil and stored with
cliaslcal and modern lore, and conseriueutly
U an lmprcslTO auuoleiucnt publle spnalrcr.
8ha should reculve Marm welceme te lai.
caster.
jiAjuiiAtij;
Wiur-KinTZ -On IU0 2.1 el April. 18SI, by
the Itev. W. T. Uerbard. at Ills rosldcnce. Ne.
31 Kant Oiange street. Mr. Myers K. Wllny. te
Mi's Laura K Klrtz, both el baucajter city.
It
ItJCATllH.
tMitiiOn the Jdlmt. In Ibis city, a terun
I'lnves of tliree ineutbs, Jehn A. Mnltb, In tlie
3d year ul btaug'i.
Notlce et luneral buruiltcr.
Loxe Dec 1. l5!l. lu Lnncmler, I., Jehn
1'. Leng In tha 7Sth ye ir of his uge.
Netice of fnueial Into-merrow'd papers
JVJ5I JLUV (.HTtSiiSltSXla.
lIIK MAbB.
J' AS
Suite of Parler rurnlture. In in a enlv
cljrht nientbs. Apply at
KO. IS SOUTH 1IUKK 8T11KET,
It Lancaster, l'u,
STimtuis
AND
Comrelealou WnroheuBO,
DANIEL MAVKlt,
dcc;-lyd pi ml Chestnut street.
r ni ii in ii- .,, i,w nn.. i luli
O MrtiiU a situation te ifu lljtlit work. Cnn
niake iivrsuii useiui in a niere. hiies store
pretcrred. Qulclc und aecurnte at flKures,
Apply at this oillce. d4-"t
milK S1KI-AT NUVKLTV-HlUlt IMiKDKMT
X ter boys. THE I'AKLOK TAKUKT U1F1.B.
1 lies a hollow rubber ball, no danger, no
ramrod, no arrow, no dart, can't break the
window net nick tlie luinllure. Kauh ene In
nice box, with tliroe hollow rubber balls
free. Fer sale by JNO. 1. HWAlllt,
dl B0 North (J aeen street.
SKI' OUT t OKI' OUT I
OrandbourKreutSotOiit this (THOUS.
liAY)civenln'. Four dlnoreut kinds et the
finest beer In Lancaster en draug.t, viz:
11 Jchestcr, Spranpcr'a. Unlmbachur and KuU
cr, nt 115NOUTU ciUUKNHTltKKT.
ltd J.A.aNVDKK, I'roprletor,
OK ((( WAKTKll, lNIKKKIT O l?MI
ClJiUUu cent. Security will be drat and
only morlgageon llrdtclnsi city leal estate
costing oviTtle.OjO. jeiw collateral ilre In In
BuraiiLe will be given, a pply te
HuauAN& neiiNi.
Insuianceuud Kual Kstate Agent, I
dl-tfdlt 10 W'oslOmnKeslruot.
piciimi:.
Ten need net e te New Yerk or l'hlladet
phla for
ENGRAVINGS AND ETCHINGS,
As I have brought tlinm hore, rntiKlng In
prlce Hern TWO TO HI.VrY. OOLLAltaeach.
OHAS. H. BARR,
11 I'enn Eiuare.
IiAHLlbllKU, 1770.
H. C DBMUTH,
MA.NLfAGrUnKlt or
-AND-
FINE CIGARS,
NO. 114 EAST KING STi
Wu have new lu stock a FINK LINK OF
UOOUS suitable ler
C1IUI8T3LAS rilESENTS,
Censl'tlng or FINK MEKUHOHAUU and
UIOAIt AND OIliAUKlTtt UOLOKKS,
OIGAK, CIOA11KTTE and MATCH OASKS,
InTuikey Morrecco, Itusla, Allltjater, Oalt.
Sual, Heg Bklu and Eele Leather. di 3n d
AMUMSalKbTa
n
TEOlUHB,
Miss Frances & Willar.d,
I'llESIOENr OF '1HK
WOMAN'b CHUISTIAN 'MSHl'KItANUE
UNION,
Will Addruss the Clti.ens or Laucacter ut the
COUliT HOUSE,
-ON-
T1IUU9UAY EVENING, ATS OOLOCK,
ON THE
Principles and Objjet of W. 0. T. D.
Aaf-Auniusieu rrce, e-iv
TfULTON Ol'lSHA UUUaU,
TUltEK NIUHTS.
THSJ119IIAV, FUIDAY AND 8.L.TUIIDAY,
UEOKMUEU 1.5,0.
Matlnce-SATUKUAY AFTEHNOON at 2:31
ler Laales and Chlldien.
The Original Bosten Ideal
UIME MUSEUM AND SPECIALTY CO.
rreentlng a strictly first-class Specialty
Entertainment c&relully weeded el ail objoc ebjoc objec
tlonablo feature. Eupeiier te and far nur
pw slug all ethurs in point et artlstle merit.
Tnecbcap prlcjj otiulmltslen de notdetract
trem the merits et the onterlulnvneut. AU Is
conducted en llrst-clhss principles.
Ker further mrtlcuuvrs bee large bills and
banners.
Entire Change ei rregramnie each night.
OKNEUAli AUMISSION 10OENTS.
ItEaEltVfcD BKATa Si CENTS.
Iteserved Beats new en saie wltheutextra
charge at opera uouse. di-5t
Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster, Pa.
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rUUfl UITTEItS.
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una
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This medlclnn, combining Iren with pur
vpReuibln tonics, quickly anil completely
CU11K3 0SI'KISIa, INfelOESTlON, MA
LAItlA. WEAKVKS3. IMI'UIIE IILOOD.
UllILLSandFEVEItandNEUKALaiA.
Uy ruptd and ilioreuh usslmllnllen with
the bletKl. it reaches eviiry part et the system,
purines and enrlchus tbe bleed, EtrenRthenB
tbe muscles and nurves, and tent'3 und nivlg nivlg
erates the system:
A fine Appetlzer Hest tonic known.
It will euro the worst case et DvaneiMla.
removing all dlstreeslnc symptoms, such as
Tasting the Feed. Uulchlng, Ileal In tlie Utom Utem
acli, Ueartbarn, utc
The only iron mcdlclae that will net black
en or injure the teeth.
It Is invaluable ler dl30ase3 peculiar te
women, and te all persons who lead sedentary
lives.
An nntalllnrt remedy for dlseases of'the
Liver and llldneyg.
Persons satlerlug from tbe ellect et over
work, nerveus troubles, low of appotlte. or
deblllt'. oxperlouco quick relief aud renewed
oneriry by Its use.
It docs net cause Headache or produce Con
stipation OTHEU Iren medlclues de.
causes 110 mnrte4s4njTt9 rtrratntiinii ami
dniKgl3t3 rocemmond it as the beat. Try It.
The Kouulne has Trade Marie and crossed
red lines en wrapper. Take no ether. Made
only by
BROWN OHEMIOAXj OO.
s'pMydAlvw Haltlmore. MiL
JV.EII ADVEUTlUKMUNTa
"lirAISThU-A IKlUII UIICI. ON A rAltSI
T T eeven miles from the cl'y, te de Kenerat
uuuiuvuik, iippiy a. uis oiuce. iH-u
Git A Nil bllfllllINU MAT Ult VIMt
Twenty ttve (25) i tne Turkeys at Goergn
Umbe's Hoiel, Ueievllle. Lancaster County,
l'a. enSATUUDAV. DEOEMUEll.O.l'il.
d3 3td
WANTKU A1I1UXUMAN IVITtl SS.000
Capital In ltetalt Ceal Uuslness In 1'htl
adelphla. lluslnea cslabllsbud lour yeara.
iiuur s, r,n. wiuuiii,
ne-2diud l'hlladelphla, 1. O,
IOU A 1IAK1S Til K AT, '
' MATCHLESS KINO
TKV (lLAItlCn'H
Of OOFFKE3.
blnnilod.at'ZJe. 4 lbi. Urannlated Huimr for
ila. atneiiy pureepiccsat uuttem puees.
OLAIUCE'B. Ne. 83 WestKlnBHtieet.
HIUU fKST UAUSl'IU miUA,
InFlvoI'euud Tins and In Hulk, Seda
Aun and liannnr Lye for Seap Muktnir. nt
HUULKY'S DICUO 8TOHE.
U(;V0tnd 4 West King street.
A"
UfcMB WAN1KU TO UANVA3S If OK
the
COLBV WUINGEIl COMPANY.
Address with roleroncc,
NO. 3 SOUTH TENTH STHEET,
uevlS-lwd I'htlndelphla.
TBUOUT10N IN UVKKliDATS,
Lv In order te reduce our large stoel: et Fur
Heavers, Meltons, Kerseys, aud Corkscrews,
for Overceating. I will, for the next 00 days,
make tneua ud te your erder, In Ural-class
style, at greatly reduced prices. All uarments
are guaranteed te nt perleet and only tha but
duality el trimmings are used.
1 A.H.ltOSENSTEIN,
Flne Tailoring,
87 North Queen Btreet, oppealto the 1'OitotHce.
uvil-OmdR
J.K
CALDWELL, .V OO.
J. E.
Caldwell
&Ce.
Jewelry,
Silverware,
Watches.
Bronzes,
Porcelains,
Clocks.
IMl'OIU'KU rANCY.GOOIJS.
902 CHESTNUT STREET,
rmLADELTHU.
SECOND EDITION.
THURBDAT BVBNINO, DEO, 4. 10Q4.
DOINGS IN CONGRESS.
FKOUEBUlNdi IN llOIlf UUUaKS,
Th rretentatlun or Various llltU and
lteiolatlens Fanniylranlanf Nom Nem Nom
leated for Federal Ufflct.
WA8IUNOTON, Uee. 4. Among the bills
Introduced te-day was one by Mitohell,
granting a pension te Gen. Grant.
Cameren (l'a.,) Bubmlttcd a resolution
whieh hodeslred te He ever aud be printed,
saying be would take early opportunity te
eall it up for consideration. The resolu
tion reeltes the faet of our expert
trade beiug depreascd and nverB
that American produeo is languishing for
want of a market that might be leached
if tbe shipping trade were in the hands of
Americana. It dlrcets the llnanoe oam eam oam
niittee te inqulre if it would be expedient
te expend the surplus revenua of the
United (States In all owing rebate from
tatiff duties en forelgn goods imported in
American vessels, The resolution was
laid ever.
TO I'llOTIDE FOIt INAUaUIlAL BIWrLtCITr.
WAsniNQTON, Doe. 4. Sir. Iloblnsen,
of New Yerk, has prepared a joint resolu
tion whieh he will elTer en Monday
next providing for a return te the
simplicity of the inaugural ceremonies
as praotieed by Jeffersen. It prohibits
the ereotlen of triumphal nrches
and the display of bayonets in
Washington en inauguration day nnd
provides that the ohief justice shall call
upon the president.oleot nnd aoeompany
him cither en feet en in a plain oarriage
drawn by net mere than two horses and
without decorations or livery te the
eapltel, where be shall take the oath pro pre pro
aeribed by law and address sueb. citlzens
08 may be there te hear him.
Hill submitted a resolution rceltlue
therein the present industrial depression
nnd depreciation in wages of labor; the re
commendation or the l'resldent that the
coinage of silver dollars be stepped
is calculated te oreate alarm and aggre,
gate difficulties of the situation, and
declaring it the opinion of the Scnate that
no valid reasons exist for restricting either
the oeinago of silver dollars or tbe iesue of
silver oertifloates. At the request of Hill
the resolution was laid ever. Callem
pressed for consideration of the inter-state
commerco bill, but it was final. He
made a speeial order for Thursday next.
A message was then received from the
president, whereupon the Sonate went Inte
cxcsntlve session, and wheu the doers re
opened nt 1:40, adjourned until Monday.
Among the nominations sent te the
Sonate te-day were Luther Harriseu, of
Pa., te be assistant commissioner of land
offices; Stephen F. WilBen, of Pa., nsse
otute justice ei the suprome oeurt of New
Moxlce, and Geerge P. Shrle, of Pa., com
missioner for the district of Alaska, te
reside at Wrangel.
IN THE HOUSE.
By uuruimeus oensent the sponker
called the Btates for bills nud resolutions
as of Monday. Among theso introdueed
and roferred was ene by Morrison, (111.),
authorizing the secretary of the treasury
te apply the surplus revenues iu cxoess'.of
Siuu.UUO.OOO te the redemption or united
States bends, and ene by Doekory,
(Missouri), te abolish the speeial deputy
marshals at the polls.
Mini from VLIna anil Japan.
8an Fuancisce, Cal., Dee. 4. The
steamer San Padlo, whieh arrived here yes
terday, brought Heng Keng advices te No
vember ltb, and Yokohama advlecs te
November 17tb, as fellows : The manda
rins of Pekin have subacrlbed $1,000,000
te aid the government in carrying en the
nut ugniua, iiauuu,
Beveralbrntal assaults ere ropertcd te
nave Deen oemmutod by tne ciucers or tne
American ship Una AtintaJ,. at lleng
Keng, upon the erew. The American
cenBulwas obliged te dlscharge nil the
officers except the captain from the ship.
Tbe red sunsets have again made tbeir
nppearancc,
The first telephone line cver constructed
in Japau Is new being built in Tokie.
tlereesand ears Ilurned.
lJALTOteitE, Dee. 4. Fire this morning
destroyed Hall's Springs passenger railway
depot, in the extreme north western part of
the eity. Many of the oempany's ears and
Qflyone horses were burned. Thore wero
sixty eight horses in tbe stable, of which
only seventeen were rescued, some of them
badly scorched. Ten ears were burned.
Less, $20,000. The fire was Incendiary.
Orelteis Dselare a Ne Kent L'ellcy.
Londen, Dee. 4. TJie Skye crofters nre
declaring in favor of a no rent poliey.
They are resolved te retain the grazings,
whieh they took and te iguore the writa
of the landlords. They maintain that the
island by light belongs te tnem and that
they have been illegally deprived of their
grazing lands.
Tne Oannlbnti his Murderers. "
Londen, Doe. 4. The oeurt of appeal
iu the case of Captain Dudley and IiIb
mate, oenviotod et murder in killing the
boy Pnikerand eating him te sustain their
lives nt sea, decided te day that the act
ameunted te murder and the conviction
must he afllrined.
Kelllng BlIlu tu Keinme,
CmcAoe, Ills,, Dee. 4. The North
Chicago rolling mills which shut down
two weeks age, will rcsnme operations
next Monday, and will oentinuo until
February at least. This will give employ
ment te 11,000 men.
Sentenced Cor 1'lruvy.
Nlw Yewr, Doe. 4. Henry Ueinez,
mate of the vessel Julia Baker, whose
captain died in Southern waters, whostelo
the cargo and appropriated the proceeds,
was oenvicted recently of plraey. When
arranged in oeurt te day he was sentenced
te state prison for 8 yearB.
Mnrdcr and Anen I'reDnble.
OAMnniDOK, Md., Doe. 4. The house
of Caleb Hurley, in the southwestern sec
tion of Dorehoster oeunty, was burned
yesterday morning, The body of Hurley
was found la the ruins, but no part of bis
heai oeuld be discovered. It is suspeeteu
that he was murdered for his meney.
Au Editor Senteueed for LI Del.
llAiUSDune, P4., Dec. 4. Jehn Moere,
editor of the Sunday Telegram, who waa
oenvloted a few days age for libelling a
saloon keeper, was sentenced te day te
undergo 00 days' Imprisonment and te pay
a flne of $800 and the cost of prosecution.
Wneletale Arreil e KegulateM.
Mt. Stehline, Ky. Dec. 4. Sheria
Day has arrested seven men charged with
belng members of a band of regulators
who a few days age killed J. , O. Hughes
in lle wan county. Twe of them have
confessed, implicating 10 erv13 ethers.
Three Lads Drewn.
Ronueut, N. Y., Nev. 4. This morning
Jehn Tully, Antheny Broekloy and Geerge
Bush dared each ethor te go en thin ice of
Qrers' pond in this city. The ioe broke
and the three lads were drowned.
Uattle Uls Irem Pleure PoeuuieuU.
Dkesden, Ohie Dec 4. J, J. Ingalls,
a farmer of this county, has lest 13 head
of cattle from a disease suppoced te le
pleure pneumonia. The oattle ctrue from
Chicago last spring.
MMaet Rfleeswrallv ttunkw. J
CllESTKtt. Pa llan. A. Tk- ir ;.
Bteamer Dosten was successfully kaaehMl
at Roaeh's shipyard at 13:30 te day.
i
WBATUEK lMUtUATlOHa.
f Air weather, southerly winds.
MAHHMtm,
Q2 7Jide Extra deVtnsMOTT pL SJftf
W SUQ3 CO) winter clea ii'tewit,"
KJL'h, w N" Mi Mlnnl eVtnvelear
11 tOOi Oil straight, U oeat Oi wTseeaTtB
elea. ;s0l St straUhteT! wMt" rmU?
patentAM 2oseJt spruiffdO, -7JB.
ityi flour nrm at 13 BOOS 75.
i.h,ea,lWilt.nnrtr,,lbBr'"l,f WO. Iwsrt
890 J Ne. 3 Oolaware de. 88a.
,.S;iri,.,flrmer.wlth ' derana steamnr.
irNU,"0" anaue um "
ArffieNe. TO48
rejected. K Olie N e iinlxed, 02QMWc. '
Kye nominal at Mgcae. n
ajods-cieverseod dull at 7O70 I timothy
dull at $H0l i nursed nrm it ft 7
Winter Ilran at 111 73015
Provlilens rairly active and flrmt
India Ua?s JJfler. IIOWijjh city de. sis mi
paeen ' lOke tSmekeit Shoulders. 7M
.oe'doVoi0' sme68d Jiamii ua?
Lard stfadri city rellned, SVasUei leeM
ethers. 77 J prima stci tfalfal 5e
.ii??Snn or choice, but dull ler medium
'?niS?,r.u.tul;ai;'rynextra8. itsoet western de,
SSSleSeTa MC W03U)ra 8 W
llells nt 18Ble J packing, saise.
15KKS S.rl.ler lr.e8n bU J, which are scarce i
extras 23331a r Western, laaiDWe-
tfboeso-markot steady. With quiet demand
New lerlr mil creams, nt UUfllSc i
?JJ?.K,al' ohe'co. Jl012e; de fatr te prime,
8aUiei l'a. part Bklms, 09701 de lull,
I'etroleum qulet 1 Ueflne-t, ilia.
Whisky dull 1 Western at tl a).
new Ter nrn,
Nw Yebk, Dec. 4.-riear State and West West
ern quiet and rather weak. aoulhern dull and
Wheat M)la tower and hsavy, with ialrly
aotlve Uadei Ne. 1, White nominal! Ne.a
(ted, Jan , siJi flSJJfe : Feb.. 83VQ3Se ; March,
87Ke ; April, sje 1 May, WiflVic.
Oornenoneu kid'ie lower; Juter advanced
iOXa; Mixed Western, spot, 439330 t de
tuture, l-058e.
Oats WfSliolewnr nnd dull. Ne. linn..
31ic: JKn.,3JKU3liei State, 3IB33C ; West
ern, a-SdlC.
f miftaeipnia.
Quotations by As30etatod.J?ress.
Stocks steady.
Philadelphia 4 Erie It. n. 12
Heading Hallread ....,... in
PonnnylyanlalUllread.... 61"
Ixihlsh Valley Uatlread ccj
unlted Companies or New Jersoy 197
Nerthern l'acine. , is
Northern Pacific I'reJerreJ 4t
Northern Centrn.1 Rivllrnil 67
linlgli Navigation company......... t
Werrtswmn Uaurtmanr.. .-?...-(.. .ssrl
CeutiulTrnnsnortaUen Oemminv.. :
36H
Onttale. N. Y.. nnd Phlladolehla 4
Llttle SchuviklU liUJrrvul.... , 5J
new lerK.
quotations by Associated l'ress.
Stocks stronger. Meney, 1X923.
New Yerk central ,. 91
Erie Hallread llji
Adams Kzpreis 142
Michigan Control Uailread 5
MIchtKen beuthern Uuilread K,Vi
Illinois ceutrtd Ballread... w
Cleveland A JMttsbarKh llaUread 1S2
Chlcaxe A Uentc Island Uallreait UIK
I'lttabnrKh A rert Yuyne llaUread llt
Western Union Telegraph Company. ttljf
Teledo & Wut axui ss
New Jersey Central it 431
New Y'erk Oa'.aria A Wiwtnrn. 13
tsteeK aiarseu.
quotations by Ueea, UcOraun A Ce., Ban.
cie, xniuvaaiur, x a.
II w.
12k. Sr.M.
Missouri raciue.,
Michigan Central.
new Kern central..
New Jersey central
91
uuie cenuau
uuu iui:J. nt IT Urtlvtll,
1 QonYera Rie Grande,
ueu lacic. n westerti
108
KTIQ,, ...........,. ...... 14Ta
Kansas A Texas 17K
Lake Shere cs
Chicaire a j, if., ceui.... seu
N. N ent. 4 Western.... 13
Bi.jrauiaumana
VacWc Mn.ll
Itechester ft l'UUbnrgb..
st, Paul ,.
Texas 1'aclflc...
Union Pacific....
Wabash common
Wabash Prorerred.
West'rn Union TelOKrapn.
LoutsvllleA- Nashvllle...
N. Y.,Chl. A St. JL
Lehigh Vidley
Lehlgh Navigation.
rennaylvanla...
Heading.. ,,
P.T.A iiutnue
Nerthern l'aclde com...
Northern 1'aclflc Prof...
51tf
sit?
13
CO
91 91K
43K 5V,
les'i ius
17W 17K
Gift 681
il
13 IJH
-j'i.
SIK 6IV3
am 8i
uy. lsn
neil wx
MM 7fe
.... I3'4
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41X
61 51)J
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18
t W
raj
si
I0X
iitniuuvuin,.,......,,,,,,, ,,,
Phlludelphla & Erie
Northern Central
Underground....,.,,....,, ...
Canada Southern.
oil.,.. ...... ......... ....... 7v,
Pnmiie'sl'ftH'wnBcr. ...
Jersey Central
OrcgnnTninscenttnemaL ...
32
n
lteadlnuOonerol Mtus
... ...
Hl'KUlAX, NOTICES.
That weak back or pain In tbe sldoerhlps
yen will Und Immediately rclleved when a
Hep matter Is applied. It strengthens the
niuacles, giving the anility te de hard work
without sintering. Take none bat this, 'tis
suie.
UOUQll ON COHMS."
Ask ler wclU' "Jieueh en Cerns." He.
Quick oemplota cure, Hard or elt corns,
wuru, bunions. (i)
Kicked Oat.
Hew many people theroare who are strug
gling te rue in this world that ere kicked
dnwii and out by envious rivals. Thema
JCelcctrie OK never " kicked out" its patrons,
it U true blue. Fer threat attractions, asUvma,
and catarrh It Is a certain and rapid euro.
Fer sale by 11. B. Cochran, druggist, 137 and,
133 North Queen street.
UKAHT FAINS.
Palnltatlen. Urenalcal Swelllnm. Uizzlnnaa.
Indigestion, Headachu, Slecplessness cured by '&'
' Wiills' Health Uenewer." Q) - y
Sews Streng; Bllndert Areinta
Can regulate their husbands amarlnh--Vast,
sheald they notde their duty. Jlunleck JtmeA
Jllllert are a geed regulator or the clrcdki clrcdki
tleu. Thov are exclusively a bleed lenlu uk
renDequently HrikcattUe root or many serledsV
ailments. or tale by H. 11. Cochran, drug-
Biai, in iuiu us, nutm viueeu tvruuu
Itegnlars,
One or the strongest proofs et the vstaaef
Kidney. Wert as a remedy for '.all diseases et
thokldneys, liver and bowels, Is the tact that
it U used and prescribed by " regular " phy
sicians. 1'MllpC. llaUeu.M. I)of Mosktea,
Vt., says : " Take It all in all, it is the most
successful remedy I have ever used."
ABBt, t54,O0O,O0O. Burpla., SI J.OOU.eefl. - .J
T11EEUUITADLK LIKJS INSUICAMCB CO., gSi
OIT NEW YORK,
...,.. -vrnw ' '-J '
does tha largest Insuranee business la
Ut
wet Id. Policies lncontestlble.
W. J. MAOUKN, Manager, -
Ne. 10 NortblQueon street lever jueng's arac ,". $
sterel. ecJ8bI ,f
" UUOUU-1'AIUA.'
Oulck, complete cure, all Kidney. IUadde
nd Urinary Hiseeses, Scalding, lrrlUUa,'
and
Utene, U ravel, Catarrh et
the lllaader. H,
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