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COLUMBIA NE tVS ITEMS.
lUtem UUlt KKOUI.All UUHMCirunDKMl
A lliiutnen Munotitiie irnice MeallDgs
ualttirs About llie Itnllreail-Heme
Leral llUtnrlritl-rnctituf Inttreat.
Frank Casner resldlng botwcen May
town ami Marlettn, yosteiday nltcmoen
entered tlie U.AsO. warohetuoand abused
tlie cmplejcs te mieli an extent, that he
was flukliy ejected. In getting nwnv
fiem tlie angered railroad men, lie leaded
pvern, four feet wall nnd Injured bis right
unce, IIe then went te Loeuststroot.whoro
be wan nrtrstcd by Officer Stntek. The
lluuer Casner had fmblbed had made him
eraasy, mid when tbe ollleor attempted te
take bim te tbe lookup, he l.ild down en
tbe pavement, and yelled "inurder," at
tlie top of bis lungs. He raved and swore,
but would net wnib. He was finally
pmeedim tbe Frauklln heuse bagcaoe
truuk nud wheeled te the lookup, Inte
which be was plaecd after tbe greatest
cllflieulty. The empleye of the It fc O,
wareliouae net wishing te press tbelr suit,
nud Uasuer agreeing te pay all oestn at
llie hearing before Bqulre Frank this
inernlnjf, he wan discharged.
two rot.e ci.uns vehmki).
The Metropolitan rink baa formed two
pole clubs, oue of which la captained by
Byton Stape, the ethor by Jno. Musscr.
Tbe member are te.ichlng dally, and are
becemitig quite prollelont In the tise of
their pole BtiehM. On the 10th iust. a
club, composed of seven playem picked
from tbe two team, will visit Yerk and
play a match gnme with the Yerk club. A
return ganie will be played In Columbia
riming the holidays.
MKRTISflS.
The executive oemtnlttco of the Colum
bia elub and institute met last ereniug,
and but little buaiiieM was trausaoted,
The linanen nut( jtroperty oemmittecs
reported proctefB. All tbe committees
will uiake a llnal repert this woek, after
which tbey will be cent te tbe 1. It. H.
elllcnrp, from which oempany aid Is ex
peeled. The elub nud institute will
probably occupy Cel. JloCluie'a slate
works property, en Walnut street abeve
Fient.
On next Monday (waning Ce. C will rc rc
Bume Its ncekly drills. The niinnbera are
te appear fully uniformed and equipped
for innjTcr.Meii. If tbe cumpauy aheuld
attend Clrvr lund'a luaugutatieu, it will de
he with new uniform, and occupy the
enme quartern wbea in attoudauce atQar
llcld'ii luaurn ration, in 18S0.
adeut TUG ItAlI.UOArJ.
Knpt. Wlltseu Brew u, of the Frcdorlek
division ; Supl. Hutoblnsen, of the
Alteena division, ami Supervisor J. 8.
Kiehel, of the (J. & l D. It. It., made a
trip Jewn that re id thin morning, te have
Uonew fiiporlutcndeut, Mr. Brown, bo be bo
enmo acquainted with the read and its
empleyes.
Kx Supl Wm. F. Loekard, or I'hlladel.
pbia. Is hi town. A dozen or mom of his
friends ealkri upon him at the Frankllu
heuse last eveuinu, and gave him an
impromptu banquet, whieh was hugely
.njejed.
Twe car leads of stoek, iiensigneri for
Trxrs, camu north ever the O. & 1. D. II.
it. lust night.
tOMR HISTORICAL FACTS.
'Bqulre Samuel Kvanii docleres tint
I.aiicafiter was incorporated a borough in
1712 ; Columbia in 181 1 ; Marietta in 1812
or 1813, anil Strasburg iu 1815.. Elizabeth
town waa net made a borough, until 18 27,
i''bepli laid out about 1755, as was also
Mtwtiewn, new !umw au Lebanon, Mid
i iftewn and Majtewu. Middo'etowu had
an i-xtMeiice mero than SO ycarH before
ll.ircit.burg was laid out.' The former
pUce derived iih tinine boca-tse it laid
mid why between Jyincaster ami Carliale,
lull of which places were elder than
Middle-town.
TOWN KOTE5.
The lockup oentaiuod olevcu bums last
night.
The telephene pole, at the feet of Le;iut
sttcrt, fell lant uiht and broke Kcveral
tvUphei'0 v;ires.
The Druniau Thcimpseu oempany, In
Juihwi iVutcemb, tu tbe Columbia opern
heuse, this ecuinj, la deserving of a full
1'oite, as the ceminuy and play aie ex
cellunt.
Frem Bunday-memliiB up te last even,
in.;, tbe Snsimchanua wise evor two feet.
It is new Winn;. CoiiHiderable drift weed
Hunted tejthward, a great quantity of
whieh was caught by Columbia boatmen,
The Tide Water canal will end Its 1831
navigation en Ducember 15,
Jehn Ilirr, of Puiladulphla, pjUI our
Mown n flyltK visit ypsleiday.
Milium hmviei-h are bein conducted in
Yerk, t!'i week, by Uev. FraucU J. Clay Clay
Meran, n( Columbia.
Buerns of diitnken tinmps reamed
aieund Columbia, jesterday, deina thty
pluased, and without beini interfrreil with
by cur ofliefrs. The e-sj of Hqu're Frank
and Ollber Struck, baveaade our coutta ceutta
blea ery oautieus.
Hen. Itaae McIIese, of Heading, was in
Columbia csterday.
J116S Ircue North has roturued te IMiil
adrlphii, where who attends sahoel.
Tbe It ife C. wharves will only be eccu
pied by three pair of beats this winter, all
uthrru having left for ethor stations.
Kitohcntewn had a chicken tight yester
day nfu-rnoen. It was a, tame affair, steal
spurs net bciuj; allowed te be put en the
games.
The repnrt that Ambrose -Quip;Iey had
been shot yesterday, in Philadelphia, U
untrue. It was only u jeke originated by
Ambrose's besom fiiend, l'at Ilanley.
The repert caused the greatest excitement
uutil oentradioted by Mr. Quigley In per
son, he having arrived home last eveuiug
from a viaifte Philadelphia.
U1I11LAUY.
fuitiltu llrulli Ireui Heart DHeane,
Wiille aldiiiK in threshiug en the farm
of lleujamtii OreQ', la Mt. Jey tewntihip
Mi) ml ay, Isaae 1'. llronetuan was stricken
with hcait dlseaoe. IIe was remeved from
the bam te tlie house and iu a short time
expired. Deceased was about GO years of
age and, has been living iu retirement in
the borough of Ulizabotbtewu for several
years, lie leaves n wife and ene child.
DEATH OF X PUEACIIEIl.
Itev. Jehn Wolgemuth died at his rosl resl
deiicu n ear Flerin, Mount Jey township,
yesterday afternoon after a long illness.
Dcee.TWMl wai about Ce yearH of age and
had been a proaehor in the Uiver Urothren
church, lie leaves a family of two eons
and two daughters, all of whom nre
grewti.
Tnn vtiNcniii or Mns. dayis.
The fuueral efi Mrs, Lydia Audenreid
Davis, wife of T J. Davis, esq , took place
this nftemoen, from the residence of her
husband Ne. 211 Hiit Orange street, aud
was largely attended. Tlie religious
Borvleos wero conduetod by Itev. Dr. O, F.
Ktljjht, of St. James ohureh. The lleral
tributes by Irlends were numereus and
very beautiful. Tlie intermeut took place
at Woodward Hill cemetery.
The wall bdarers were Hen. Wm. A.
Atlee, Newton Llghtner, Wm. Leman
nud Jehn It. Jiitner.
Iilnk eialtrrs.
At the Mionnerobnr rink this evening
there will be a ene mile raoe between two
ladies vjlth gentlemen. Te morrow even
ing a one mile race between Will Uelst
nud Harry Btrlne takes place and en
Friday evening there will be a barrel race.
llnlclnl tlena AUlrmeil.
The bend et Oapt. Abraham Bettler,
clerk of the nurte'' fcesiens elcet, iu the
hum of $0,000, with Dr. fm. Coraptennnd
Quorge W. Baby as Jsuretles, wub
preieuted te tlie court this morning ami
affirmed.
MdllT WICIOIIT Ml'AUUIMU. I
Meney l'nl tip icr n eclrmllle filnteti
On New Year's nipht a home nhew Is te
be given Iu the opera house, ou which oe
casten Frank Montrevlllo, a well known
sparrcr of till city, proposes te have a
bout with soma one. On the tllt of the
show Montrevlllo prints the following
cballenge :
Itionhirte Mittle tlie iucsllnu wfie Is tlie
mett Brlor.lillOfrnirerlri this ell y. liny town
the Kniiiitlm te llie loliewlnit Kiintluiiinii, wlie
1 itiiiliirslauil, rlalin In he ncluncivl te tlie let'
Inn Hurry tlnllxRliur, heavy wtlliii Miner
Jl en ren. I.uw Menreo, t liirlls Clfttk, .lolinnle
Mull, I.arry Hyan, Chiiku l.awnen, (Jcmnur,
nml Inst lmt net Innst, Tem Kelly, el I'MIikIcI
pliln, for Ility ilellurs ii Blile, or ns iniirhiiiore
ni rlthar umil wlalii'j te iimhe It, iioWitcpeiI
Iih; tioe. 1 wl'li II te tin mutnrstei M tlid inntcli
wlllbot'evnrm(1 by Mnrijnli ei tjiueinliiirv
Itulen (Ituvl'eil) lilnnUuiini ilnre', nelentlile
pnlntK te count t llineinliiutii lniiiiilH. Icen
rlilrrTem Kiilly.el I'lillnili'lplila. llie lirMiinm
1 Imvn mentleiicil anil t will nllew lilm tun
ilellnn lorejrpenM'K, II hOHens lltlencc it 1
cntertaln mi I I liiyllni; uivvunl nuy et thn men
1 liavn montleiiccl, nml I will buck any lluht
wulunt wlui ctn (iDfeitlne In tliU rontintler
the llirlit welffhl rlmijiili)iislilpel tliii city nml
me a slile, m l run iiienil upon tlie nmn I
nm luck Ink'. I wmilit iiroler tlut tlioelllco el
tlie ItiTgLMiiKXcicit be ileslRiniteil ni dtaltii.
I.oIiIeib el tliiicenient, II tlmy will cenntml.lf
net, seme otlier ltirpoiinlble iiatty. Wltli nml.
lce tewatil nene, t inmntu Mnrumly,
KIIANK M.I.NI'llOVll.riH!.
IfcThe ptrtv nccoeMiiK tlie nbnvu eliillunKi
will peit $ Ien ili bulern tlipsliewt tin)
nmtuli te tuke piuce nt tlmepum linim en Jim
unrynialat the coneiuilou et tlie p'.rlorui p'.rlerui
unce. r08TI.O THEMONKV.
Jehn Carrell this morning posted 10 at
the iMTKMiiflKHcnn oflheai Montrevillo's
part of the 8takcs,and t will b i held te be
covered by the meney of thoae accepting
his cballange.
An additional $50 was ported that
Montrevlllo cm step Kimer MenrO'' or
Charley Clark, of this city, In four rounds.
The imm scorn te mean business, nud tlie
money waits te be covered.
T1IK CI1AI.T.KKOU ACCKfTI.U.
About 1 o'cleok te-day, Benn aH-ir the
distribution of the bills with the foiecolnp
ohallenge, LewIr Menree canto te the In
TEU.tar.NCIlil rfflce nnd posted 5 as n
forfeit that at 7:OT this evening he would
meet Montievillo at the Mame place and
put up $23 additional te meet his ehal
lenge for the opera heuse initeh. He U
anompleo Of the Piuu ilx cork weiks,
this city, and y- he fnelu eintliluiit that
he can out box Monrevillo.
II. U. (U. r.) H- 1'nHmViiV.lHIA,
UrKHtlntl iii ill rult-n lilrrln tin II, In
Mill rits I'lllePm flfcU'1.
Monday evenlnjr Dmtriet Deputy Chief
Washington M. Walter liair, of this city,
accompanied by about twenty nierab-rs of
Lancaster CioIe Ne, 103 nnd Couestega
Cirelo Ne. 110, vitrilrtl Lititz for the pur pur
pesu of erpnuiziui; a new oirelo of the
order, te be knejrn ns Fulton Cirelo. Ne.
11.
On reaching Lititz the viMtnrs wrre mt
by a committee and escorted te Kni;.'litu
el I'ythhs hall, wbore tbey were Intro
duced te the charter members of tbe new
oircle and a number who expected te be
initiated. Tlicre were also present a dolo delo dole
gatiou from Aureola Circle, Ne. 42 of
Mnnbeim, and membeia from the oire!o
in Columbia and Yerk.
After the new cirole bad hneu erctniyn I
by D. Q. 0. W. Ba'r, .wisted by uuuib)rs
of tbe vleiiliiir oire'es, Fulton Circle pro
ceeded te ch'Ot efiljeru for tbe eusulnq
term, and thtse were duly iiut.Uiud i
fellows :
Exalted Wahington H A Haines.
Chief Washington O. L Oraul.
Chlnl .Tefftrseu Henry Cenrad.
Chiff Frankllu U. W. Pfaulz.
Hen. Screll Keeper James M. Stark.
Heu. Register Albert Grim.
Hen. Troafurer Jepph Clr.tul.
Hen. Herald F. C. Haines.
Watcher of Day Simusl Uakt'r.
Watehcr of Night Albert Itobinien. "
Alter tue tnttaiiatien or tee etucera tucrc.
was an iuitiatioireriiTTniniTnrtniiTSWiH.
Whoa the oitelo adjourned the menibistn
and visitors sat down ten luuchenn. The
Liucasler party left Lititz iu emmbiws
about 1 o'elonk this meiuiug eud luached
Lancaster at 2.30.
tiujei'm jf Mi.niiv i)iiii.iii;i.n
Tliry Tli tbe I Ut.t rautmule Toe at tttilr
inAnA UhII
Lahlenian's hall en Neitll DuUe strert
ptoseuled a beautiful sight at 7 o'eluok
last evening when the grand proenetiddo
march of the ehiMi en's party took plaett.
Hosts of little folks, members of tlin
danalug class of Prei U J (lill'epie and
tbeir cimpauien-', llllei tbe lloer,
and whtii the hiiaiL.4 of l' e luarcli
seundhd, the little ones foil Inte line,
marehmg with mneh batter pree'shui than
the average adult. In and out t'irmigh
the tortueni mazes of the march tlmy
went, and their bright faces tvid little feet
keeping tiine te the tripping umte mide a
most ilelightful sceue. Frem 7 until 'J
o'clock tbe childreu nhewed hew well they
had in a? tired the Tornsielioroin art by
performing with tha natuial oase and
grace quadrilles, polkas, and w.iIUes,
iv-llectiug the greatest oredlt upon their
instructor, Prof. (Jilhspie. The oUildien's
pitty olesed at 0 o'elook with a promenndo
niareh, nftr which their eldeis took pos pes
rcssiuii et tlie loe., dancing until It
e clock.
Bonie of the drsfc worn by the little
girls wero very pretty, wbile the boys
loekod manly and conduetod themselves
In most ohlvalreus style. Tim parenU
nnd fricndii of both, wuj noie pieciit in
lrib numbers, had geed reason te feul
proud of their children. Prof. Hats pro pre
sided ably at the piano, while Wash.
Tayler oxtraeted his omrteraary dulcet
Htrainijfrem the violin.
lllnnda action In Trouble.
BUndy Beliuh, a resident of the rViventk
ward, was under btil te nppeii nt the
oflleo el Alderman A F. Donuelly en
Monday evening, te answer eharges of
being a oemmou scold aud disorderly con
duct. IJltnda sent word te the magis
trate that she did net intend te appearand
the maglstrate went en aud heard the
tostlmeuy of the commonwealth's wit
nesses. The oUarge of being a common
scold was net made out and that was dis
missed. The dinorderly conduct oharge
was made out and the alderman doeided
te send her t tha enunty piiuiu for five
days. IIe ed a oe-nmitmont for tlut
term te Of r Messonkep, and when the
eiUcer finds lilauda, he will take iipr te
prison.
Was It AD9 IthxiatiS, the OmUw '.'
A ropreeentative of the Weit Ohoiter
Village Recerd a few days age interviewed
a straogeriu Upland, West Marluoreup.h
township. Oheatcr county, who is theunht
te have been Abe lluzzird. On leaving
the hetel of (J.tleb J, Uhalfant, the man
said : "I guess If I worn te tell you that I
am Abe Buzzard, of Laucaster oeu ,ty,
you weuldu't charge me unytideg for
feeding my horse?" IIe was a m,m about
flve feet ten inehei In belglit, with sandy
oeruploxion, a heivy motibtache slightly
mixed with gray, short, grizzly hair,
weight about 103 pounds and uppareutly
about iu te -le years et age, ue was
driving an epen spring wagon curiously
loadea, aud was going in the diroctlen of
Wilmington.
Hale ei the t'arit Heuse,
Yesterday Mr. Harry Jlyers, proprietor
of the Bwau hetel, Centra Bnuaie,
purehared from B. Hpreelier, the well
known Park heuse en New1 Helland pike,
Mr. Myers will remodel the phioe nud lit
it up itia llrht class style for a summer
resort. The etreet cars will run direct te
the hetel.
lllcveil i.lim Out,
Eleven gasollne Ughta were reperled as
net burning en Mendiy night.
LANCASTER DAILY INTEIUGENGEB TUESDAY1,' PEOEMBER 01 1884
l'OLIUR UtMKIi.
miner inlrftctliMin of Thn l.w Occatrlej; id
Lily anil Uaunty.
Luey Kltne appeared nt the offleo of
Alderman Uarr en Monday and madn
complaint against a yeunt; man named
Hd wards fur ncsatilt and' battery. The
accused was held for a hearing.
Frank Sullivan nnd n oempanlou named
llimley went te the Mechanics hotel, nt
the corner of Kait Chestuiit and Plum
stieels en Htturday tilght nnd raised n
dietmbauee. Complaint was msde against
thorn bofnre Alderman Iltrr, they wero
artested and cnteted ball for a hearinp.
Mlehacl Hcllly, Wesley Miller end Jehn
Miller, thue rolling mill ompleyos, while
drunk en Monday evening, acted in a very
disorderly manner lu Centre Square and
vicinity. They were arrested by Chief
Haines and Officer llusbeng. Alderman
HfitirrierdispfMHl of tbe eases this morning
and dipeharged the defendants upon pay.
went of costs,
The miyer tlispewl of nine cases this
morning. They were ledgers, and weie
discharged from custody .
Complaint was made en Monday before
A'dcrnian A. F. Dennelly by William
Martin, nirnitist Peter Dcnlinger. Beth
patties reslde In the vicinity of Ltndisville,
and the al'cpatieu Is that Denllnger
thrcateued te de bodily harm te Martin,
l.nnciittr Illilders en Mew Yurk Werk,
The bids of aontraetots for building the
new Creten oqueduot, were epened by the
New Yerk aqueduct commissioners en
.Monday. Accompanying the bids were
checks for 5 per oent. of tlu amount
given as security for the faithful per per per
formance of tbe work. These ranged from
470,000 te $193,000 per seo.len, the work
having been divided into ten seotiens. The
parties who bid for the work of the whole
line wete Cellitii & Itjder, of Detroit ;
Iltinn, Heward As Ce., of New Yerk ;
ilniiiilteii Smith, jr., Hevrard Earle. of
Hyramne ; and Wisbbir it Wendt, of New
Yerk. The e'her bids wero of the fellow
ing sectirtis : Herman Clark, section A nnd
15 ; O'Uricn it Clark en the remainder ;
Arneld, Gerle it Stephen, 8yr:iiue,
r.?ctleri3 A and II and 5, 0, 8, 0 ; Smith,
Iteth'i & Itipley, New Yerk, seotiens A
and U. 0, 7, 8 and 0 ; DuuifURs, Dtlzell Ss
Deughs-), sectinns A and 1J4, 5, 0, 7, 8, 0 ;
Abraham Deudney, seotiens A and U :
Jehn McQuade, fectieus A and II J Ward
Ainekiu it Ce., of Newburg, scctlens A and
It, Hackwertb, Qinckenbusb it Ce, of
Washington, peolieus A, It nnd 0, G ;
Mnlenn, McOratiu it Ce . of Lancaster,
sections 2, Vt, 4, 5 and 0 ; Vorgille Del
Ofiiv;c.e, section 3. and Mlke Tiorney,
ecctlens 1 and 5. Thore, were iu nil 117
bidders.
in t)r;nti tu lid nun by Wnter rower.
Some timoaifea water pipa was laid frtm
the mtm ou liwt Orange trcet Inte the
First Unformed chnrsh. This wasdone te
seoure n supply of water te be used in
limning a meter for the large ergau in tbe
church. The meter is new being built in
the cellar of the church and will Be in
operation shettly. Thiiwill be a great
eonvenience as it wi'l de away with een
I iertbld labor, and thu erg in can be used
it Cole by mere'? turning en the water.
CMiniie el 'elel l'mprletcra.
Wise it Smith, of the Cooper house,
have sold out the bteck and fixtures of the
hetel te Jas. IC. Alaxautler, who will taku
pocse?slon en January 1st. Mr. Alexander
is well known as a hotel koepor and has
many friends. Of late years he has been
proprietor of hotels at Kirkwood, Quarry
ville and New Helland. Mcsirs. Wise &
Smith will probably live privately for a
time at leait.
rieemiiliin.
.1. It. Hutchinson, late superintendent of
thn Frederick uivisioner tne I'ennsvlvania
:ii.i..1,.i..iii.m ii . r-n-T trtnf' l'lffyi
Dpe8it railnwJ. acil who Ins been pre
mnteil te tbe AHoenn tlivicien, 1'ennnyl.
vanla rnllread, was prrcente'cl by tlie em
pleyet of liis ofllce, lat over.iwr. with a
silver pltelmr. enp n"l nalver. Jlr. Ter
ri"gten, en of Ork of tlie division, mnile
tl.e pre)ntatien .uldreis ou behalf of the
oflice fo.re.
Jlmmvtuy en Puke airret.
T!iU afternoon a liorse, hitched te a
UiiKi?y, bolenglufj te a man named 1'iekle,
Het away from its driver in the neighbor
hood el Duke nml James atreet. The nni
tnjl ran down Dnke street at a furious rate,
upsetting the btipirv ncd breakintr it te
piceee. IIe fell at Vine street, whete he
m eantflit with tbe remnants of the
bnf(y haiiRina te him.
iini Kdl untuueii bihiI iitimju.
On Sunday niirht two deju get into the
yard of Mrs Jehn McQrtnn en the Jtan
tieim p'tUe and killed chioken and turkeys
te the value of JeO The next merniue
the lifeless bodies of the birds wero found
lyinj all nreuud the yard. The deijs were
Boen in the yard by u neighbor who was
unable te pet near them.
A Ulmuge of Owner).
V. Uayea Grier, of the Columbia
Herald, ha Feld that ccwueapcr and job
printing cfctibliMinwnt te UuKeoe Miller,
1 ite of the Klk count j Democrat, Itidgway.
Mr. Miller is an accomplished nnd nxpsri nxpsri
cneed jeurualifit, nuil will, no doubt, keep
tlie paper up te its cm stauunni, xte as
' ""'" cm"' il""ul- '"-"' " icl"
Ii.lnn.-oen llMbA Otirpn.
Jehn I). Connelan, sr., committed
yesterday by the imyer for n short term,
was taken before J udge Livingston ou a
writ of lnbeas corpus this afternoon and
reler.f ed from custody. Neither the oflleor
who retde the arrest or the mayor appeared
te resist the discharge
A Halt ler Liumnce.
Gee. F. Bare, through his atterney, B.
V. D.tvls, has entered suit in the court of
common pleas te-day against the Peuu.
Rylvania railroad company for damages.
Bare had an arm broken nnd otherwUo
injured in a runaway accident catiRed, it
is alleged, by the carelessneES of the Penn
sylvania rallretd orapleyes.
HVEUlAl HUVlUKa,
Tint weak back erpiluli the eldenrhtp
e i Mill Uud ImuiOilUtely lelteved when pi
i i't'Hter i applied. It alrim;;llieni the
i.iuscles, yulni; the u'lllly le de lianlweik
without sulleiitiif. TakJ none but tilts, 'tis
sure.
AIAIUIIAIIES
HiiEilticu- Dcckuu On Hie 7tliel Drcember,
ltkl, by tlie Uev. V. T. Oerhard, nt hli rest
deiiee. Ne. 31 h.a.1 (Iran no street, Mr. Jonas
II. nhclrlcli te lltss Annle K. Decker, both of
Mane township. ltdw
UtSATJltl,
fciueTT. Ill tlila city, en tbe 10th Inst.,
I.aur K., dauiihtur or fliilny and Kllzabtth
Elliett, iiki d 2 years, 7 months and IS days,
Thu relallvts i.and Irlends et the tatntly are
repeettully Invited te attend the iuiieral
Irem the rctU'unce el her parents, Ne. 311
fceuth Om en street, ou Wednesday allernoen,
tit 2 e clock. InUrment at Woodward Hill
cumotery. It
All ADrXHTiHJiaiKNXa.
A t'TKIl'fKB WAMTKII,
ALSO, A IIOV
it te learn Ulgurmaiiin(r.
ll
311 KASTKIN0 8THEET.
IOIt t.1l,n K HKNT.-A mVlilXINU
1 lieitDS with store attached. tu. 230 Eiat
Uransie street llufeury and atsbteln thsrear
en U I mil street. -Icqulte or
15. r. DAV19,
Ne. 3 Seuth I) ulre street,
iU2td l.aucastur, l'a.
puiu.iu s i.i:-tviM. iiir hulii a
I puhlle silo, coinmenotug te-morrow,
(VRbNK3UAY) evenlnir, at Ne. 15 Woith
Queen street, next te Fitnn A ilreneman's,
my (intlre stock el ltoady-iuade UlnlhlnK,
1'luce Uoeds, &e, Sale te commeuce at 7
O'cloetr.ji. in. J, A. HOltlt ANN,
C3-JtdTu,WAr Merchant TaUer.
sun? AnrnnxiHHMKNia.
KM.INN tc HltBMKMAN.
CHRISTMAS GOODS
-AT
FLUO" & BEENEMAH'S.
The Lamest Stock and I.orwest l'rleei. We are new opening enr nnmial oxMbtllen nf
HOLItiAlf OOOD8. Wells, Jiell Cftrrlnircs, Kxprcss WoKens, 8prlnS and Hebby iler
Uboellys anil Volectpodes. Tht ami Mechanical Toys. '
-Atcrehant, Cnurclics antl Heminy-schools supplled at New Yerk Trices.
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
Ne. 152 North Queun1 Streefc,
TtaSUAril' 11UL.IIIAV UDUIJ.-).
Oh.ristm.as 1884.
in eurcatuTl trEU'5 we have P'
ELEGANT HOLIDAY GOODS.
-IM-
Watches, Diamonds, Bronzea,
Silvarware, in Sterling and Plate,
Jewelry, Spectacles and
French and American Olecka.
ive call attention te tlie Met that with our complete Khetery we can nil any special erdsrs ler
DIAMOND MOUNTING, MASONIC OK SOCIETY IJADGE3,
Or any nrtlcle in Geld or Silver Jewelry.
ESyFirnt-clQBs Eepnlrlnt; in Every Brnneh of Our Buainetsa,
ED W. W. ZAHM, Jeweler,
Zahm's
I10VS3 It
Cerner, -
Jl A ItV JtTISMUiNltl,
BI1I1 Wll.l. IU! tiKl)flVni TJ 3 I'. inT,
Ut'CKMlIKll tl, $i. at thn bimktns
house el I), t'. Lecher A ."en, ler Twi nty-9lr
Ki'BUtprail Ilanilg el U) each, or nny part
thireer. te be l9,iiel by the Luncaitur City
fctiejl It- lira, be.irlni; lour per cent. Interest,
piyiibleiinirtcrly. Th bends will betlatud
lunuarv 1, IbSl, anil loileemableat the pleas pleas
ure el thu I eanl at any tlme niter J uuiurj-1,
1ST), and Bhall be payable fin January 1, I19J.
UUIIKltT A. KVA.Na,
t'hnlrninn Finance Ceintultlce, S It.
4tddcCJ.I, 0,19
OL.rUUM.Si ai.iuun.il
Sleighs I Sleighs!
EDGBRLEY & CO.,
CARRIAGEBUILDERS,
MARKET STBEBT,
UEAllOr rOSTOFKICK, bANCASTKIt, I' A
OUliliAUCU 8VOCKOF
Portland, AlbM)y and Deuble Sleigh?,
which v,e eiler at I.AUOKI.V I.1SDUCEI)
1'UtuKS, arudtcldetly thu llnestlu tbe city.
tVDen'tmgel te encourage tierk that la at
uayi reliable. Call uud yet a bargain. All
worn warrante;).
j . .. ., j v umiuu,
IlEl'AIUINO I'ltOJU'TLY ATTKNI)i:i) TO.
One but el wnrfemun odpeuUtly ompleyoil ler
that ourtieja. nii-tlilAw
rAI.UAI.K OITlf I'UHFKKTY AT I'UIU
lie eale, cm JIONDAY. UUUKMUKIIS).
Ml. will lie i-old at public sale, nt the Cooper
IIouee, en V. est King stioeU Lancaster city,
l'a , the lolleivlnir retleatatu, viz :
Me. 1, All that curtain three-story Ilrlck
Store ana I walling Heuse, with u large two twe two
alery brlclc back bulhllni;; thr e atery brick
conlectlenery, three-iiteiy briek lee beuse,
brick bake linuse, onglne house, eloVAler,
brick Rlabie, cuvrlni;e house, etc.
The let lreui8 31 loot, 'IVA Inches, en the west
able et North Ounen Birtnt, and extend weit
ward In depth in loot, moi-e or lej?, te Mnrket
Ktreut. 'llie property Is Bl.uiile N'ih. 13J and
133, en the west elde ei North yuecu itnut
an, Us lu nrst-class order and rei lr; nnd or
a conlectlenery oatubltahuient thcru is none
superior In tue city ei Lancaster
xve. ', nil that certain ono-stery iininodncll iininedncll
Ing heuse, wl h trniue kliclien nttucUMl ; also,
nnetlicr lrnine boube In rear, neil with pump
tliercln, lrult trees nml ether Improvements;
nnd let ei ground theielobelenKlng. i'hu let
trout?) S ' ti el, i no in or leis. en the neuth side
el We.l Oranestiet iiiinestenilliiK in depth
ISJVf. 'ihe properly I rliunttit Ne. 41U Wuit
Orunen street, nud u Jein! u piepurty of
Abraham hrlMiittii, i.. llelbctu uud Mrs.
buter
Ne 3,nll thntenrtft'n two-Btery lulc'c del.
lnt; lieiife, wl'ii a two a ,iry bilca biuK bulii
lnituiid bvceny iiltncii.il. u uoed well el
v. atcr ; nlse, cl-.mn vut In thn kltetiuu, Thu
let Irent-i tu 1.5 L, u, te or li m, en U'ei-t
Orange Mreet anderttu s In depth US leet,
'e u ten '--lit wtda evilly. TMi piepurtT It
eltutled Ne U7. en the north side et Weit
i iranue street, nud udjeins property ei Child
topher l.lller nnd Jehn Lorentz.
Ne t, all tliat certain twotery brtck dwoll dwell
lnir houce. with oro-stery brick back build.
Hi)!; well el water, in ei mt ami cbteru. Thu
let Irents '.0 li'Otnud baj adepiu et li) feet, te
a ten-lcct wlde nlluy. 1 he piepmly is situ ite
Ne 121, en the east side et Suvln street, and
a delus property ei Isaac Uarden and Charles
liewman.
S.ilQtncomiuenreat ' o'elek p. m., of eatd
day. when nttemlaiicu lll iJOKlven audtermj
uiude known by
J KWIS SMITH.
r. A I. I. t f 1 W .!...,! . '"
Vll.I.IAMSI'AKTII,
Ezociiteis el the will of l.eulia Lnittler. ilee'd.
11. hllUBBUT, AuctleiiLsr, d'J Ud
w
1L.I.IA.MSIIN .V fOsTEIt'tl
DISPLAY
-OF-
Holiday Present
Kiceeds nil provleu-i elUrts. In every
Departiaunl we h.ivi a larxe uud hind hind hind
Heme assortment et tielt.tay keivIu.
3110KINU JACKi-TU
AHO
OKSTS" MOHNINO KOIIES,
el New and fasblenible Bh.i!cj, Tha
Newest Styles In Oveic ills uud Suits ler
tleiits, Youths and lUiy Alse, New nud
OtUtnul deslKns lu Uhildreu'4 Ktltj, BulU
and overeuts.
Ull.K IIANDKKItOIIIEVH,
FANUV IhCKSOAltr-S,
hll.lt rtUSl'ENDEUS,
that are hand embroidered. Kur Tep
(ilevei with piUml fiirlus, tardlKau
Jaekutsluallqiialillea. r'uiiey Toilet Ar
ticles, Soaps and rerluniery. Ladles'-Seul
bkln llaU, Heaver mid Nutria Capes, l.u l.u
dleV Muds el Seil, etter, and ether fnsh.
lonable furs. Fur Trmunlni; In Denver,
Nutria and K.liter Down. Children's Jor Jer
nuy (Ueili Caps, dents' lur (luuntlets uud
MuiUirs, as neil as a general usseittnent
et I'asbteiiable Uats aud Caps of all Ulnds.
I'UESENTATtON BI.ll'PEIlS
ier I.adles. Our assortment consists nf
Fancy French Kid Mlpiwrs, I.uillea' Vel.
vet Kmbrel lered Threo strap Handals,
The pretty l'rliiceas Slipper, l.adlrs' Vel.
vet Kinbreldered Ozlerd Ties nud a full
ranun et sizes Iu Ladlui' and MUses Wlittu
Hid Sllpperd.
JTOUUKNTd: "Tha Harvard TIe silk
EmbroldereiL Velvet Fronts and Patent
Leather Hacks. Alligator lltdg Slippers
in Heil, lllaelc and Tun Celers. The Kvoret
Slipper and Uents' TurxUu Morrecoo
Sllppers that ure ban l-sewed and lined
with kid. A lnre vailety nt Dancing
Pumps and Warm, All woof Felt Slippers,
ler Invalids.
SATCHELS.
I ailles' Uandkerehlet or Hand Satchels,
In a variety et colors nt Plush, Velvet,
Stamped Leather und Alligator,
Main k Fester,
33, 34, 36 and 33 BAST KINQ FTRHBT,
LANCA8TKU, FA.
Lancaater, Pa
Lancaster, Pa.
ATI JlltrjiiiTlltKaiJSNTt!..
SlTvx-fi en WAri:n, n n. Kilter.
clavs liorse Sneer. Inqulra at Ne. l'lnin
street.
It
A l-OUKUH WitlTI!'A"aiJCI41H'OItSae.
i pound? OHANULATKI for 27c. TUKK
TBA-. 'OH"KKS und UV1UK3 atRuiprlsliigly
Jbew l'rlcrs
OI.AJIKE'S, Ne. 38 WoitKlnirHtreeU
WAKTKIJ X YIIUKO WAN WITtt SS.000
rnpttal In Uetall Ceil llulu3i lu I'MI
ndelphla. lluilnees eslnbllshed tour years.
Addpfis, a. ii. witieur.
uevlmd I'hlUiielplila. r. O
s
TUlttllK
Comxnlssleu "WaralieuBO.
UANIKLSlAYKIt,
dceS-lyd IG West Chestnut street.
RKIJUuTltm IN OVKKWJAT8.
In order te ruiluce our large stock ei Fur
lli-nvera, Meltons, Hutnays. Rnd Corkscrews,
for Oven-cealings, 1 rlll, for the nest w daya.
inahe t'lem ui te year enler, in arst-ela.su
style, nt raUy roilueod prices. All irarmenu
nre KuarnaUied te Ot lwirlactmid only thu bust
quality ei trimmings are used.
A.H.liOaKN8TKIN,
i'lnoTatletinir,
37 Iferth Queen street, oppeallo the rojteilee.
mll-CiailU
i rC( i
i,UUU ise peum
Oir 11-IKIN(I J1UTTKK.
Hounds of Frejh 1'rliil ltnlli.i-
New Orlenus lUklug lluttar,
ileliuiscs, host, I3c. 102. and ISO.,
r'icsh KRgs, fui-0 Splces,
Chuapanit t'ureburrars.
Holiday Oiocerlei,
-aiuajjLjnijFruys.Uiaiuigiituns.
,. ,. JOlJ.N K. WKAVKIt'8.
'I?-",'! M West Kliitfslieet.
We buy nnrt Belt only I. meaner co. flutter.
L
AIIH.S' (Ji.UAU.-4.
WAfT, SHAi k CO.,
NCS. 8 & 10 BAST KING ST.
AS IMMKNSK VAKIKT1' Or" SADIES' AND
UUlLlHtiSN'd
COATS AND CLOAKS.
NKWMAIIKKT3,
UUbSIAN ClIlCUf.AKS,
JEtt-MEY MKWMAUKET,
SHAI, CLOTH COATS.
New Goods I Latest Styles I Lewest Prices I
STKCIAI. ATTKACTION THIS WKKIv.
DOUBLT3 FOLD
WOOL FACE CASHMERE,
UHc, a Yard.
Anether C'ase of thoee Excellunt
6-4 DRESS CLOTHS;
In Tepular Celers, 73c a Yard.
15-Incli Ifeavy Twilled Cleths,
75e ltct'iilnr Price. $1.00.
ONIVY ON11CA8E.
AMUH Kit HUTS
IUI.TON UrEUA 1IOUSU.
WEDNESDAY DVKNINO, DEO. 10.
AMEKICA'S UltBATE&T COMEDIAN,
Beiiman Thompson
-A8-
JOSHUA TOITOOdlB.
Supported by his OtlRlnal Company and
HOUl'KH'SGltANI) OltCIIESTRA.
This tniiiousnrrheatra, conipesnd of eleven
accompllshed musicians, will play the fellow
lii(; clioU-e selections between the nets ;
1. Overture, "Concert". Ilach.
i March t'oleolloii, " One ei the Finest." with
bell sole... Claude.
3. Idvl, " l'lil Forge in thu Ferest," MlchaulU.
1. Seleot'eu irem HnrrlKaii A Hart's " Ho-ier-loy's
lunation," with Xylopheuo sole, F. 31,
D.ivel , llruham.
n. Conceit I'elka, ' Itel Kiell " Schulti!.
0. March, " Wulcoine te All ".....Zlmiueruiau.
I'ltlCKS AS UbUAI..
Sfcure your seats, Koserved scan at opera
house, dtl 4t
jnUt.T(IM ULT.KA ilOL'si:,
(III AND KKTUHN KNUAOKUKNT.
THOR3DAY BVBNINO, DEO.
a wmuLwiNu or fun.
11.
I. W. Haij's Gomany,
Presenting Edward lUrrlgan's New yorksne yerksne
cess, DAN'S TRIBULATIONS,
Which was witnessed by evor halt million
peeple during Its leru run nt llarrlg in A
Hurt's Theatre, New ierk.
FUN, MIltTir. MUSIH ANO SONU.
ALL TI1K OltrOI V A L SOKNEltY,
ALLlim OII1UINALSONU9.
Coming Heme from Meeting. Holle) Uabby,
Leveras Leng as the Wetld Oers lleuad.
Meuiilulu UdW LP tie Side Doer.
PIUCK3 as ubul. geats new ou sate at
opera uouee uex cuice. ua uu
SECOND EDITION.
TUBSDATJ BVENINO, DEO. O, 1834.
LIVES GO UP IN SMOKE.
8I3C PCIlSOnS 1IUKNKO Til UOAT11.
Hart -Werk In Peninjlvisula Mining Town
Terrlbln Dtitrnctlen or rrepcrtyln Te.
ioe, Ohie, by Ilia Ininim.
BnENAitDexn, Pa,, Dee. 0. Eatly this
morning three blockBef houses at Trenten,
e. small mtutiig patch near here, were
totally destroyed by flte. Six persons,
Themas Barlew, hU wlfe nnd three chil
dren, nnd a beurdtr. named Fitzgerald,
were burned te death. Only ene of tlie
Barlew family, a child flre years old, was
saved.
'.ma rinn in Teledo, onie.
Teledo, Dee. 0. One soetion of the
prominent Summit stroet block, was gut'
ted by flre, lant night. The tire depart depart
ment fought the fltraes for thrce hours.
The tbree upper stories wero oceupied by
W. 8. Plummer, wholes-tie fanev milliner.
Hisentlre steak, valued at 127,000, was
destroyed ; insured for halt its vnlue. Tbe
lower fleer was oceupied by the American
Uand sewed chee oempany. Their stoek
valued at 675,000, was damaged te the
extent of $23,000 ; Insurance 830,000, The
less en the building Is $15,000.
COIUCCO WAIIEHOUSE AKD TOBACCO DH
(.TtlOTCO. Bestow, Dee. 0, Tbe wooden tobaeoo
warehouse of Albert W. Alleu at Thomp
fonville, Conn,, with COO eases of tob.icce
was burned yesterdny. The less la $50,
000 ; well Insured.
CAIlRIAOn FACTOUT CONSUMED.
TnENTOU, N. J., Dee. 0 Fitzrlbbens
& Crlspls' large oarriage factory in this
city was destroyed early this morning.
Less, $20,000 ; almost entirely insured.
Ferty-three inen are threwu out of em
pleymcnt.
1,
A uie-r or- H300.O0O.
I7e rencn Cntnolle Ui ivrrilty fur the
UUtier Kducatlen el the Fulare ailnliiry.
BAi.TiiienE, Md., Dee. 9.- Ml-s Mary
J. Caldwell, a young lady of New Yerk,
who was in Baltlmore during the plenary
council, has ettered te give $300,000 as the
foundation of a Catholie university te be
established and controlled by the oeunoll.
Ller offer has been necepted.
A beard of incorporators will be named
in the course af a month, aud during the
year 1885 the plan of n university for the
higher odueatioa of the future ministry of
the Catholie church will take form and
substance. It will draw its students aud
patronage from all parts of the country.
and will be in no sonse.a loenl institution
under the Jurisdiction of the bishop of the
dloccse iu whieh it shall be situated. A
oemmitteo of twclve bishops aud laymen
from different parts of the ceuutry, with
Archbishop Gibbens at Its head as chair
man, was appointed by the oeunoll te take
the matter into consideration. The new
university will probably be located in
New Yerk city or its vicinity.
TlltY WANT l'KOTKUTION,
Iho Kattern I'lc Iren Aaasotlatlen Orgnn
liliiB n Tariff lllub.
Readire, Pa., Dee. 9. The Etstern
Pig Ireu association, Henry B. Eokert,
of Heading, president, has just iesued
circulars te every eiass 'of manufacturers
and prominent men in the United Htates,
asking their co operation In the formation
of a tariff elub.
The eirculars say that the organization
should be based en the bread foundation
of adhcrenoe te proteetiou and opposition
te free trade aud its synonym "tariff for
rovenne only ;" that membership will net
be confined te any intorest, parly, elass or
geographical limit, and that the only
qualification will be a simple plodge te
promote American industry by restrictions
en forelgn goods. Tiiey further eat! upon
aniridias of protaettou te uuite as lien
den's Cebden Free Trade elub la united,
and te prepare for a ronewod nttiek en
tue tariff. A general meeting of the Pig
Iren association has been called for Decem
ber 17th, te formulate a plan of erganiza
tien.
I'ltOtlKKIUNUS IN UllMIIIKVH,
A aiultim tu Tints Up thn lmkeln Illll Ue
tsateii in the MfMiate.
AVAsumaTON, Dee. 0. In the Senate
Hale e tiled up the naval appropriatleu bill
wutcu at tue ciofie et last session was
In the hauds of the oenfercuco commlttee
and an te whieh that committee hnd
repotted that it had been unable
te nince. IIe moved that the Benato
further insist en its amendment and order
a new conferonco. It was se ordered. A
large number of petitions were presented,
linzini; constitutional prohibition of the
Hener traffic. The Senate by n vete of
31 te 25 Itcpublieans voting in the afHt afHt
mative aud Democrats in the negative
refused te take up the hill for the admii.
sien of Dakota te the Union.
In the Heuse n bill introduced by Sir.
Chalmers, (Mien,), te restore a Rtpubli.
can form of Rovernmeut te the state of
Miwipsippi, was, after being erected by
derisive laughter from the Damoet.Uio
side, appropriately referred. The
Uou'e then proeeeded te the consideration
of the Intor-stute oemmorco bill, and Was
addressed by Barkedale, (Miss.) in sup
pert of the right et Congress te legislate
ou the subjeet.
The Mending ltallnmil Hslit AotAbitndenea.
ltKDiNO. Pa,, Dee. 0. By agreement
with the iMiiladelphla & HeadiuK railroad
company the Pennsylvania tiehuylklll
Valley railroad oempany has stepped lay
ing tincke until te-morrow meinini; iu
the streets where the oeurt gave them
permission te work. Tbe Heading read
peeple are preparing te appeal te the
supreme court.
The Recent New lurk Hank rallnre.
New YenK, Dec. 0. Opdyke & Ce.'a
liabilities are stated te be a little ever
$150,000, and only about 503 sharea of
hteck nre involved in the failure ou the
stoek exohange. The failure ia said te
have resulted from inability te renew
leans en Eecuritics whieh have previously
bcen accepted.
The aannlbsls Seutrneed te Death,
Londen, Dee, 0. Oaptalu Dudley and
the mate of the wreaked yaeht MiRuonetto,
who were found guilty et murder iu haviug
killed the boy Parker for feed te keep
themselves allve, wero te-day sentenced te
death. It Is bollevcd they will certainly
be pardoned.
A llelldlorjtedouruuiot Head.
Bellefonte, llee. 0. Kdward Llndley
Grev. edlter.in chief of the Bellofeuto
Daily Ntst died here last night of con
sumption, aged 20 years. Jlr. Qrey had
becu connected with the Daily Unci since
its foundation ia 18S0.
ijnnrterly DItlaemt Detlarea.
PniLADKLPiiiA, Dee. 0. The beard of
direotern of the Lthlgh Valley railroad te
day dcelared a quarterly dlvidend of 3 (or
cent.
IV BATH U It inUlOATKIHS.
Wabiunqten, D. O., Doe. 0. Fer the
Middle Atlantie states, generally fair
weather, cioept in northern part partly
oleudy weather, and loeal rains and scows,
westerly winds
A l'Abtl Werth (117,000.
A pearl weighing 03 carata aud valued
$17,000 was shipped from Quaymsa, Ilex.,
te Iioudeu, It is believed te be the large-t
la cxUtcnes, It was purchased from an
Indian who found it at Kulejp, Lewer
CaUiernlu,
'tc:
1,4S
AH IMPORTANT DBOIMUM.
Of intarcntnHftltwny employ THrnitJ z
out the Whole Uunnliy,
In the United States supreme oesit '
yesterday adeoltlen was rendered in tht s
eae of the Chicago, Milwaukee A Bt. ''
i "",' raway company, plaintiff in wrer, ,
OKftlnst Duane O. Hess. ThUwMlt .'
--Si!? ?7 th0 cnRlncr of a. gravel tri
ngainst tue oempany te recover dams -for
injuries received by him In a oelllsToa tr
with a freight train, due te the carol--' Ay
nOSS Of tUO Conductor nf thn lilt. Th. '
oeurt below eliargcd tha Jury that If la
their opinion the aeclrlcnt was caused by -, ,
the negligonce of the oendaotor of tha
freight train, and without ermtrthntnr. -, ?,
ucgligonee en the part of the plaintiff, the " 'Hi
iiiiiyvny oempany was name, DoeauBotba
relation of suporler and Inferior wai
oreatcd by the oemptny as betwcea tha
two In the operation e( its train, nnd ttwjr
wero net within the reason of the la
fellow-servants engaged in the sarae com
men employment, This oeurt holds that
tue onurt'e was oerroot,
It him. itlx trila
been held In numereus empb, both in this -i'k
country and in England, tint in the rail- W 3
way empleyes' contract of serv ea tfiura W
is en implied agreoment en his ratt te taka
tltlfHl tllmnnlf thn rlnlra rifldlite r.M 4k. -
negllgeuce of his follewservants while la
tne sams employment, but this ia net
exaetly eneu a oase. Tha eonduetor and
engineer, though both empleyes of the . "A
oempany, were net fellow-servants in tha'x a
uense iu whieh that terra in Ufed In the
decisions. The former was the represen
tative of the company, atindlng in its
place nnd stead in the running of its train,
and tbe latter was. in that mrfcimiW liU
subordinate. Fer the former's neellirenee.-
by which the latter wan Injured, the oom eom oem
pany was thorefero rosnenslhln. Thn
judgment of the clreult court Is affirmed.
upmien Dy justlce field, Justloes Bradley,'
Matthefts, Gray, nnd Blatohferd dissent
ing.
JftAJZIUaZB.
i'Uiiaiyci intrust.
1'nitADjitruiA, Dec. 6. Fleer market dull .
and heavy; Ouperflnn Hfjite, at (3 SS 4t
ant de extra de, 7503 09 Pa. rauilly,
(.1 2SQ3 SOi winter clear, U 60l 23 I de '
ftniunw. st out be; attnn. extra, eleir.
M t0(jl TO! etrfttuht, ft 000 10; Wisconsin
clcai 18 itai 25; straights, tl Wfjlj winter
patemn tl 2i5 Ol s snrlnn de, Jl 750323.
Uyii flour nrm at V3 61.
W'het-market dullt He. WstOrn Rnd,
nwnila; no. ado. mat Ne. l ra,dt,83a;
Ne. 2 Delaw&re de, 83c.
Cern steady, with lair demand; steamer,
l5ai5Xc;iiU yollewanddo mlxed 476170,
Ne. 3, 458 ISC
Oils quiet and barely steady j Ne.l White,
S3QJSHC I Me. 2 de, tie ; Ne. 3 de, 830 ;
rejecfxl, !2a33e ; Ne. 2 mixed, 3:QJ2Xc
Hye 11 rm at GOc
Oeoda-Cleverseod weak at 7O7K0 1 TtraetSy
dull at $1 4031 45 1 riaxsoed ilnu at It 41.
Winter llran dull at til saran.
1'rovlMen market dull, bat prices stcj
tntlln. 1 HMrt,mmlftMauM.ilii.l
14 001 Mess 1'erU, t,33'.OU00: Beet uamt.'
tia 50321,
iiieea. naavw t smoseu sneuiders. at- it
7Ue t salt no. 6(c. ; Pmoked JJams, lOklf
HKc ; plcWed de. OKQiee.
jini uuu: citv rennoe. samet ioeso
butchers. 77le ; nrlme steam 7 23. " .
itnttcr qulet and easy ; Cretmery extras, at
SOc I W estern de, de, 22QZM II. C. A N. Y. ex.
itus. vexs-tOi nesmrn eiury ue, kej tteuluiu
goeo ie coeieo, -juts.ze.
llells nt QfJlSe ; packing, 0S1SO.
Kir its nulet and easier : extnu. 233303 : west
ern, ljlOSc.
uuoese marKci Bteeay. -witn quiei uraniiiw;
New Yerk lull creams, at lJJOl3e;
Ohie Flatt, choice, 11 JiQl 2c t deinlr te prime,
8HQ9tlUe t l'a. part snims, 5g7e ; de Ml),
KijiiKc.
l'otreloura flnll ; Refined, TJie.
Whlslry dull : IVnstcrn at tl ae.
new xers jnnramts.
Nnw Yebk, Dee. 0. rienr State and West
ern dull and dcprejsedi renthera quiet and
caiy
Wheat KOKe hlRhtr nnd somewhat feyerlsh :
lair bnslnea-s j Se. 1, Whlte nominal ; Ne. a
Hed, Jan., BOSSOXS0 eb 82fte,We t March,
8l83ei Aprtl.b7e870 May, eiUOSiHe.
Cern a sbs.de better, but qulet hlt-ted West
em, spot, 47t6ke t de roture, tei QSVic
Oits a trlfle higher; Ne. 2, May, 8i;(C
State, 31ffi37He 5 Western, 82QS70.
Wentnrn Oram market.
TetnfK). Wheat was active, bit a ahade
lower t Ne. 5 lted, cesh and Uoe. nt 67c rw'-ced ;
Jftti. at R7JQ ! Feb. at OVie : March ut 703e J
MnratHHei Je,,i seit.ttt7Iffl7Pp.
Cera was dull ; TTO. a cusli audnpe; S7KO
bid ; all the year at 370 bli ; May at 37ja
bid.
eats wero it nil ; Ne. 2 cmu and all the year,
IGJie iSked : May, S0abld.
Cleverseed was quiet nnd steady! prtme,
cash, at II 23 ; UeCember ut tl 17S bid, tl 23
usked ; February atli0bld,ti 30usked,
DKraeir. Wheat was dull t Ne. 1 White at.,
7:e;ier civsh and Docembor; 70c a sited for Janu
ary ; nominally at 77e for february ; Ne. 3
lted nt "(l.i for cesh and Docembor; nominally
77e ler Jsnntryt Ne. 3 Hed at elet Ne.a
Whlte nominally nt.70e : Michigan SOit Bed
at 71Ke; receipts. 11,000 bush.
Cem Ne. 2 at 31c
Oats -Light mixed at 27c ; Ne. 2 Whlte at
iSa asked j fie. 2 at23c.
1'KentA Cern was Arm ; new hlifh mixed at
31QJIe t new Ne. i mlxdl at 3J8We.
eas were steady ; Ne. 2 white at .2MG230 1 ,
Ne.2tnlxed?ISQe.
Kye was dull ; Ne. 2 at 50,Jffi31e.
Philadelphia 'tJatlli! Mnrket.
WeKiiAr, Dec 8. The arrivals et
live
stock at the various stock yards were t
Fer the week J,?00 Imevrs, li',000 sheep, R,500
hegi. I'rovleus week 3.0.M bueves, 12,000
sheep, B,$l hogs.
Ileef cattle wero In peer demand and.rates
declined Je ei nil wrafles, ejeepl extra,
which were scarce and flrni.
Wuquoteas follews:
Extreme9, 3R6Je ; ilest sale. HQSet
Extra, fit(0)ic; Ooeit, 6J4"ie 5 AledluiB, .
',it5et Common, SfSlc.
Fat cows were domornllzedaUKQI0 demornllzedaUKQI0 domernllzedaUKQI0
Stllehcows were net much sought alter at
J3JHM.
Veal calves were Arm at 029a.
Sheep ami Lambs were ilrmly held at pre
vious xlnu res.
We quete as fellows :
Kxtni, IViIHe ; Heed, SXQIc; Me Hnm,2Jt
3e; Common, 1220 ; Lambs. Mittc
Hogs wero in lulr request ut iyiitUM. r.
Btoex tttmtmntu
Quotations by Kee3, Mearaun St Ce., Bam.-'-, M
era. Lancaster, l'a.
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Missouri Pacitle....
13 X.
AivuiKuu eumruu.........
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-new lerz uentrai...
HewJerauy Central.
Ohie Central
83
Del. Laek. A Western.... 105)1
Denver A Ule Qraude.... 8',i
Erie 11
Kansas A Toxes W1
Lake Shere....... ........ 1 r,ni
Cmcage A N. W com.... kSi
N. N.,ent,A Woatern..,. ....
ht. l'aul A Omaha 27
I'aolaeMoll 6J
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Ui. ............. ...... 771
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Texas
Uulen
if uunnu uiriiuuiill.t ...... ....
Wabashl'rcferred...
West'rn Union Telegraph &1J0
Loulsvlllei NashvUle;.. 20
ti. x.,t;m. a uuii.
Lehigh valley. , teu eeu
Leuigh Navigation U e2
Pennsylvania........ dl &IH
1. uuunyifnuu, ...... ....... ?;,
Heading , Us?
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Northern I'aeinc Cem... 17K
Nertlicrn Paclfle l'ref... 3 l
llestonvUle... ....... ...... ....
IhUadelpbla A Krle...
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Nertnern iwntnu,.,,, ...
UiidergrenniL. ..... .,. .,..
Canada southern. .
OU... ...... ................. i3,s 73
fceDln'sl'anf encer ....
uonsey fjuuiri&i.....i9....
oregeairmsconuueiiiui.
UdadlusUenural Sites....
... ii
rnuaaeliinm.
Qiotatiensby Aaseclatjd Freis.
Stocks dull.
Philadelphia KrleB. It... , 1
iteiultuir UaUroed 11 a14
Pennsylvania 1'aiHread.. ....,.,.. HU
Ihlgh Valley Uallread , H
United Comijanies of New Jersey
Northern I'acific......... ..,.. ..,. l?f
Northern Pecifle Preferred r
Northern Control Uullreid................. j,;
Inigh Navigation Company.. ..';;.;'.',,.i
Norrtrtewn Uallread..... ......,...f,M9 .
Central Transportation cerap-iuy. MM
ilanole. N.Y..and paila-lelnkla..... JB
LUUeaeUuvlklH UUtmad..... H
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leellngeiheat and Itfhlng lit Uiu yes.Mt, ,
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that tbe lUs are seeaw hat Kluetl reiwUJr.aiMt
timt small etusts lerui mnm and Cteg tstf
Issues.
All Disease of Iho Kva. Kv.Thwint rtMl
Cbronle and frtvjde Ultonwn-sef e i Hilly
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