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, Meffalftr Correspondence of Iirrsixiesncxn.
'-,. Columbia, May 20. The programme for
the WUiMnualcomtiiencomont of tlie coi cei
tiU high school, te be held In the opera
;bee, te-morrow ovenlng, at 7:15 o'clock, is
i'ltoreh, "Greeting te Enes," Vtel. Qlpe'n I
WBlieetra ; salutatory, " Our Inheritance," I
rMaryBnincrjeiway, "Amerlcan Literature," I
DMlMb Glatrolter : essay, " Daniel woirater,"
flTederlckDucher, Jr.; overture. " Nlelit,"
L V&hnkaatr i recitation. "The AV rocker's
JW Hery," Grace Felk ; evay, " Amerlcan In In In
"Si'ventloes." Alex. II. Craiir. ir.t valedictory.
H$ Dajigers That Threaten Us" Mary Tille ;
pcwailx, niy tttiecn, ercncsira j annum uu
f.Pdrert," " Industry and Kdueatlen," Cel. A.
r&Si'X. McClure : presentation of diploma, Sunt,
!rt'"'B. Q. Ames j galep, " In the Circus," erches-
yjj An Asm1 Weman's Plight.
iris,'- A wemnn need about 76 yearn, last night
fjji night applied ler lodging of Mann Scheafler,
k;i attendant ai uie r. it. u. ncim. biiosuueu
deiK)l.
he was from Hocliestor, N, Y., and en reute
"tsvijerxiarrisDurg. ai uvncasiur nor uioneyrun
kVRh nt. lint. atiA liAirrrnd nnnnirlt in rnmn fi f!rt.
pwr-" r. " . "VM .- ?- -. . .
.iumDia, mho was taken te ttie ieckup nnu
i'ffifc Chief Burgess Jacksen sent for. He answer
.fSV d the .mtmruen but would net epen the
tf ; lockup deer, having no key. While search
vV lnr for one, Themas Joflersen, a colored bar-
W fcyj ber, took the woman te his liouse en 1- eurth
'V 4 street, and locked her lu tlie room. Upen
..Kr reiuruiuir iu utu iwimp, uiu uiuut uuiusi
learned or this, and went te Jcliersen s rosl resl
dunce. Tliat aged negre did net appear until
,11 p. m., when he was compellod te open the
deer and free the woman. She was then
(riven ethor and mero desirable quarters for
the night, and te-day she loll for liarrisburg.
Hied Frem Ills Injuries.
fcC,, , Hihert Wnlwtnr. the colored nmn whn met
fftTrWltti an accident at the Koeloy steve works
4'JX "$' Jist week by the caule of an olevator br
by tlie cable of an olevator break-
;'jui uiuu iiuiit ti.u iiijuiiui, iwunuii 111 mu
11.1 .u... 1... tlllInn bitnnlif.il I i 1
v ;M;r aoaaent 111s remains win de Diiricu next
?SVThursday at a p. m. wotster, who is aged
. 'about 40 vcars. was well-knew n In Ciilunlhla
and bad many frlends, belng of a quiet, gen gen
tlemanly disposition. As senior deacon of
the First African ISaptlst church he was a
faithful and earnest werker. He leaves n wire
and one child, a son.
Town Notes.
Tlie following Columbians purchased
horses of Goe. Gressman, of Lancaster, yei
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terday
A. lJruncr, pair of dark Iren gr"
Samuel Campbell, pair of bays and
black; Jesse Wellb ene bay and A,
juruner a ariver.
The Lancaster dallies of yosterday, Incor
rectly stated that ltev. David Wilsen, now new
dead, had ene tlmoclerkod in the Columbia
National bank. He was an honest and elll elll
cleiit clerk In the First National bank of
Columbia for nearly four years.
Enginoer Jehn Schlessiuan of tlie Shaw,
nee funiaces, had a bone lu his right hand
breken yesterday, by having the hand ought
in a crane.
Geergo i.riner comes te the front with
Beveral small, rlpe tomatoes. The vine
which bere thorn was planted In a Hener pet
and steed in Mr. It's garden.
A large audience gathercd lu St, Jehn's
Lutheran church last evening, tO'attend the
entertainment of the Sunday" school. The
programme rendered consisted of recitations,
singing, miiWi ebTect lessen, the subiect of
whlclv-'was. "Rear the Cress: Wear the
iwn." It was a decided success, aud grcatl v
enjoyed by all present
About flOO was cloared at rutnam clrcle's
falr.v
Rt rotor's and St Paul's Catholic societies,
which spent yosterday in Yerk, had a pleas
ant visit, as did also tlie Columbia II re com
pany in Ilutievcr. Reth organizations re
turned Heme last evening.
The Pauntless, of Mt Jey, will prelably
visit Columbia next Saturday, and in thu
afternoon contest for a ball with the Colum
bia club, i
The following base ball clulw hae Ikcu
organized in this borough, Columbia, River
sides, Alerts, Susquehanna, Ironsides, jr.,
Stars and SomerscUi.
P. It. It, engine Na 730 will txi given a
trial te-day. It has been thoroughly over
hauled in the Columbia shops.
Despite the disagrceable weather of yester yestor yoster
day morning the Shawnee picnic in Hcise's
weeds was a tmecess. Several fights occurred
but were quickly quelled by members of the
company.
The report that the person who set the
stable owned by St Charles furnace, en 11 re
Sunday night, had been caught is uiitrue.
The dastard Is yet at large, ami likely te re
main se.
nauTise at l'icxica.
The Unprofitable Marnier in Which Seme
Roughs Ppent Whit-Mnnday.
Picnics wero held at Tells Hain, What
Glen park and Green Cettage yosterday and
the attendance was larga Thore was con
siderable drunkenness at all of them, and at
Tells Haiti a big fight wasklcked up towards
evenlng by a number of young men who
could net allow a picnic which they attend
te pass without raising a row. Stones, beer
glasses, clubs, Ac, wero used in the light
and several men wero badly injured. Jehn
Utzlnger, a young rough, who nover fails te
get mixed in lights when it is xssible, had
his head terribly cut and will have te re.
main at home for a few days. Seme of the
Sicilies which are held arcund the city during
is summer are simply disgraceful. All
kinds ei people are allowed te drink aud but
little ellert Is made te preserve erder. The
police, who are always glad te peunce down
upon tramps and swear them te prison whether
they are guilty or net might de some work
at some of theso "social" picnics. They are
net anxious te mix In these llttle at fairs,
howevor. as thore is great danger of their
being injured.
Memerial Day Arrangements.
The Joint committee of the Grand Army
.' pests appointed te make arrangement for a
f proper observance of Memeral Day met at
v Alderman linrr'a ntllen last evenlmr. whmi
I $fii f' tne thawing business was transacted :
moo nocreuiry wasinsirucieti u) coiniuuni ceiniuuni coiniuuni
cate with the Ladles Aid society, or Daugh.
ters Of Veterans, requesting thorn te tike part
In the oxercises at the opera heuse in the evo eve
nlng of Decoration Day.
Miss Landes ropertod that she would read
as ber selections en thatovenliig "A Vision of
the Past" aud "The Yeung Sold ler. "
Cel. Henry E. Tumor, the Momerlal Day
orator, will arrlve In this city en Friday
eyening at 7:10 and will be met at the station
by a commlttce and escorted te Geergo H.
Themas pest room, It being the evening for
their regular meeting.
The finance commiteo wilt call en our citizens
for contributions te-day or te-morrow te do de
fray the oxenses incurred for llewcrs for
I JfWlJfe MWWIQllUg 1.MU I1UI3 VI JW DU1U1V1U
R?ijW furled in our cemeteries.
Building Assoclauen U nicer.
The following wero elected olllcers of the
Union Ruilding and Lean association lest
evening :
President, IL S. Gara; vice president, C.
A. Heinitsh ; socretiry, A. II. Rail ; troasurer,
Dana Graham; directors, Jehn A. Arneld,
Danlel G. Raker, Gea Zellers, Joel S. ICaby,
G.Sdw. liegoner, Jehn Hull, Christian
Widmver. RebL M. Merrow. Til OS. 'Plmrlnw :
Ir'Mh "Uditers, J. K. Rarr, Jacob Gable, D. li
Tram tiled te Oealh lr a Stallion.
Witty ' A man l'vl"K iu Nottingham township, a
Kitetew luiles south of Oxford, Chester county
1? .Tft-'meilvllll a linrrlliln rln.lh nn Mtitn.lAm. n....
.. iug. He had a stallion iu a box stall in his
. --,it(lble and went in te nttmiri tn It. Tim mil.
tHUtlwas vicious aud jumped en him and llt-
?! mnuy inunpiuu uim te ueatii. is arms and
rie were oreKou.
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Friday is the Last liar.
tuf't Saturday, the 80th, belng n legal holiday,
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( ipwriw reventie emce w.Mi be closed.
- ,crseus who have net' pald'their "special
( ttUcaUsiu" for 1U83, are notltled that Friday.
will he the last il.iv tn v.v ihM no, i.
,KJW preent jenaliy.
'j, The Lutherau MlnUUrium.
- Tbe Evangelical Lutheran uiinUterlum of
lnBylvanlu aud adjacent statea convenes
l.0,ln,; Lutheran church, Allentown,
txt Thuraday morning. OTer SW clergy-
ceuuvsutti cAvmta alarm.
Thirty People Wounded In the Parte lliet.
CemtnunUt Papers Vowing Vengeance.
Thirty pcople were wounded In the fight
between the Communists and pollce In l'arts
en Sunday, but no ene was killed. The l
llce expected mere riots en Monday and were
prepared for thorn, out ler tlie most part me
demonstrations in celebration of the anniver
sary of the fall of the Cotnmune wero net
clangorous. The government withdraw ine
troops and allowed the processienists te
march into the Fere la Chaise cemetery with
red flags. The pollce also lea the Commun
ists te thcnisoires. M. Henri Rochefort
inade his appoarance and was hailed by tlie
rmraders with shouts of "Vive In Commune!"
The policy of the authorities, in simply ig
noring the demonstration was gonerally
praiseu ana tnei uemmunisis, net ucmg i-
poseu, vonieii incir enuiusiatui nnu niivKui
bloedthlrstlnoss in liarmlOHS shouts. Tiiey
claimed, however, te hnve everawed the nit nit nit
thorlttefl and boasted of their victory.
All went well until finally thore was a or
Ions collision between the iiollce and AnarcJi
Ista A large party of the latter went te I'ore
la Cbalse cemetery te Inter the remains of n
revolutionist named Courmet They entered
the cemetery quietly, but bocatne excited by
violent orations dullvered evur the gruve by
llenrl Kochefert and ethers. They sallied
out from the cemetery with med ling Hying.
The pollce made n ruth te capture tlie Hag.
A desporate tight ensued, in which knives
wero rroely used. Hoveral wero wounded en
both sides and many arrests wero made.
'ine lieminunisi jiapers cry ler vongeanru
upon the pollce and troops for attacking and
bayonetttng the people. Theso Journal, In
order te Incite the mob, falsely asHert that tlie
soldiers, during Hundny'M riot, shot four
Ceinmiinlsts dead. Threats nre made te
attack the authorities with arms ami dyua dyua
mite. Extraordinary militury precautions
are being taken te prevent the mob from
starting u riot
Qrave outbreaks by Communists and
Anarchists are feared for Tuesday and until
after the funeral of Victer Huge. Tlie Revo
lutionists liae been worked up te a high
Btate of excitement It Is reporled that they
intend te erect barricades lu tlie streets.
IKSVUElt rOlt SMOOflOU.
Therefore the Manner or Illi Death Is te he
Inquired Inte.
Tlie death, by accident' or suicide, net yet
BiiIHcently ascertained hore, of N. 11. Har-
woedathlsgrovoon Halifax ri or, in Flerida,
has thrown llfe insurance circles into com
motion. He carried ix1Ic1ch of $200,000, or
which $100,000 was In the Equltible. Other
companies wero represented as follews:
United .States, $ir,000 ; Northwestern, fa.,000;
Manhattan, f-.0,000; lVnn Mutual, $15,0.10;
New England Mutual, $10,000; Maryland
Life $10,000. The preiiiluins amounted te'
$10,000.
The causoef hlsdeath wiutHtated te be as
follews: In attempting te mount u fractious
herse In Ireut etitis deer the isaddle turned
liddenly and Mr. Harwood was thrown te
"flip ground. Ne ene saw him fall
.IUUUI1M 11
but seen
no was uiscevercu Hinn.iing ny a
lcnce
the herse was near by him
wan u
te sad-
die partially turned. Mr. llaruoed com cem com
plained Of having wrenched his hip, and
went into the heuse aud laid down. Homaile
n. serious complaint, but In an hour or
twi he was visited and asked ler whisky.
He took Heme Irem lils own trunk, nod he
scorned te be getting en nil right About fi
o'clock he was again visited, and was found
te be inn dying condition. He lived only ten
minutes after tills. An Inquest was held, and
Dr. Garrison, ot'Daytena, and Dr. Jehn Rail,
of Rroeklyn, N. V., made a pest-mortem.
They pronounced the death the result of
concussion of the brain. Thore is a rejiert
that Mr. Harwood coinmltted suicide; and,
although thore seems te Ik no red ground
for such a belief, a further in estimation w ill
be made by the Insurance ceiuiunlcs.
WE 11 IS T1IKY TUB HOXXU 11UKO LAICS Y
Wajne Hnrllnger aud Daniel C. Wcluheld Held
for Trial at Court.
WuynoH.irlInger,ayoimgmau20yearsold,
and Daniel C. Wcinheld, a middle aged man,
wero arrested yesterday by Constable Jone,
of Ephrata township, as the parties who felo
niously entered the residonce of Jehn R,
Hey or, at the tell gate near Ephnita and
roblied the inmates of a sum of money. Har
linger was taken into custody en an alleged
charge of carrying concealed deadly weapons
nud Woinheld was deceyed te tlioellicoof
Justice. Sel tzer by being subpn'iiaed as a wlt wlt
ness in that cise. When Harllnger and
Wcinheld arrhed at the Justice's elllce, they
were informed that tliey were wanted en the
chargH of retiblng the heuse of Reyor und
assaulting his family. They wero gienuu
luunedlate hearing und all the mumbers of
the Rever family were of the opinion
that the accused wero two of the
partles who lobbed them, and the
testimony fuithcr was tliat Abe Ilr.zzard was
the third burglar. Reth men deny the
allegation and claim that they can preve that
they were at home en the night of the Reyor
burglary. The justice returned the cases te
court and Harllnger net being able te give
the required security was committed for
trial. Woinheld entered Udl In the sum of
$900 and was released from custody.
The Colored Cake-AVulk.
There wns a cal.c-walk at the rink in
Mount Jey, Monday evening, in which ever
thirty couples partlciixitcd. A large crowd
of colored poeplo from Lancaster wero there,
and as usual, tlie honors wero carried oil by
the beailM nnd belles of this city the first
prize for the most graceful walker being
awarded te Albert Wilsen nnd Ida Rarrett
and the second prize te Edward Clark and
KatyGiay. !eori;e Rurten, of thin city,
was regarded as tlie best looking man In tiie
crowd.
The Lancaster party loll this city at 7:10,
accompanied by tlie Uoedw ill band. They
numbered about 50 people. Delegation wero
also present from Marietta, Columbia, liar
rlsburgund ether places, and a great deal of
style was exhibited. The Lancaster poeplo
returned en fast line at Ci50 this merningatid
they certainly proseuted a broken up ap
pearance as they stepped from the ears.
Hetel walters are hard te find te-day, und
theso seen have their heads lu ice. All report
ii big time with the llevving bowl as the lea lea
ture. Hlds Ter Broken Stene.
The street commlttce met last evening and
opened the bids for broken stene for street
purposes. Following are the bids :
Jehn Kyle, f 1.10 per ten delivered te any
part or the city ; 80 cents per ten at plnce of
breaking ; can furnish 5,000 tens.
M. J. Kiiey, 51.60 per ten dollvered, or at
quarry $1.10.
J. It- Smith, 1,000 tens at poerhouso rjuarry
at 70 cents.
Adam Musketniiss, C8 cents per ten at
Mayer's quarry, and 110 cents for the stene, or
total cost 1 8 cents per ten. Has 500 ten?, mero
or less.
Peer directors of Lancaster county ofler
2,000 tens breken stene at SO cents per ten at
peer liou&e quarry.
The contract wus awarded te the peer di
rectors at 60 cents per ten delivered en the
yard near tlie barn or iu the tramp enclosure,
The city regulator wns instructed te draw
up contracts ler the successful bidders for nil
the city work. Tlie contracts will be at his
oillce ier signing.
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nESOUNCIXd CORVOBATU TrilAXNY.
Iteselutluns Adopted by Fulton tlrance, Ne. CO,
Patreus of Husbandry.
Tlie following resolutions wero adopted by
Fulton Grange, Na CO, I. of II., of this
county, at thelr last meeting. It was decided
by unanimous vete te forward them te the
lNTXLLiauNCUK for publication :
Jleselvcd, That the members of our legis
lature who are responsible for the defeat of
the antl-dlscrimluatieu bill, whlle neglect
ing te propeso a substltnte te romedy the
abuse, aud thus doprived the pcople of the
state of thelr just rights, as against the rail
road monekines, are doseiviug et the
severest consure; whlle te theso who fought
se faithfully In favor of said bill we would
extend our most hearty commendation.
Jlcselval, That It is 'the duly of all true
patreus te discriminate anainst theso who
misrepresent us in our Icglslativ e Lodles, as,
also te favor tliat portion of the press zealous
for the rights of the masea against the en en
creacbniciiU of monopolies.
What He Deserved.
Prem the. I'hll'a. Itecerd.
The composer or " Put Me in My Llttle
Bed " announces that he get ten dollars for
writing that interesting lyric, and hints that
it was net enough. It was net ; he ought te
have get teu years.
False Pretense Case Continued,
The false pretense case against IL K.
Kuex, brought by Levi Bcnsenlg, set down
fera bearing befere Alderman Fordneythis
morning, was again continued for two weeks.
Police Canet.
Rebecca l'ofler nprtcared befere Alderman
McGUnu and made complaint against Jacob
I'rlce, charging him with havltig coinmltted
an assault and battery en lier at the jilcnle
ycslerday. Hall feraliearlng was entnied.
Edward Kelly, for drunkenness aud disor
derly conduct and tagging from deer te
deer, was arrosted and coinmltted by Aldor Alder Aldor
McUlInuferSOdays. Rlehard Wlllard. ffm Auinentand Slier-
man Fergusen, arrested for drunken and
disorderly conduct in the Pennsylvania rail
road depet, en Monday, were taken liofero
Alderman rinkorten this morning and dis
charged en payment of the costs.
Grant Lindsay, arrested for disorderly con
duct and tluuats, en complaint or Edward
Jacksen, was held for a hearing liefote Al
derman l'liiKerten te-morrow oeuiug.
Geergo Hunter, nrrosled for drunkenness
and disorderly cenuuci, aim assaiiu aim imi imi
tery en Mary 1'rocter. will be lieunl by Al
eorman A. F. Dennelly, this evening.
Tem litindy, living hi Church
street colebratod whit-Monday by gettlng
full. He was arrosted by OlllcerMuskclnuNs
and gave ball for a hearing liofero Alderman
A. FT Dennelly.
The mayor disposed of four drunks this
morning. One was discharged, the second
nald costs, the third was committed for '1
hours aud the fourth, MaryCralg, went up ler
10 days.
When Sam Craig heard tliat his better hair
had geno te Jail, he also went en a emtiee
and was arrested. Alderman Rarr sent hint
out for ten days. Reth w 111 be released from
prison en the same day.
Amateur Detectlte llusluers.
Kiuin tin: hew Era,
The amateur detective business must le
running very short in its resources when it
places Its dependcuce en the capture of nn
outlaw upon the unnatural act ofbrethor
turning against and betraying brother. It
is a maxim as old us the family relation that
"bleed Is thlcker than water," and It was
uiHHi this well known fact tliat the law has
placed restrictions upon tlie testimony of
husband aud wife being received against each
ether lu criminal cases. It is an ollcnse
against society and Its laws for
a Ruzzard te steal, but it would
be a no 1cm glaring ollcnse against
humanity for n brother te refuse te
shelter and keep Irem starving the wife and
children of the ollendcr, and be the lustiu-
mentor his betrayal besides, ll thore was
any ovldenco that Martin Rurzard Is partici
pating iu the crimes of his brother, Abe, or
ethor etlcndcrs against tlie law, hff ought te
be punished ; but lu tlie absence of such
testimony any nttempt te twist his humanity
and the natural premptings of a brother's
love Inte a crime will result in a useless ex
penditure of the tlme et the court and the
money el the county. It Is the business of
detectives te detect and of courageous olllcers
te arrest, and shrewdness aud rourage In
either or IkiIIi will always command rcsicit.
Clergymen (e Ce in I Miles 1y Wheel.
About forty or fifty or the three hundred
clerical wheelmen of tlie United States are te
unite in a tour of three weeks lu Canada,
w heeling ever ft.ll miles of the !cst reads en
this continent. The arruugeiii'-i.ts have Ihjcii
under the supervision of Rev. Sylviinus
Stall, of this city. The start Is te be made at
Niagara Falls, August Mb, and the route, by
ilaily sttges, leads through Hamilton, Call,
Woodstock, Londen, Gedurich, Stratford,
Guelpli, Terente, Newcastle, Rrighteti,
Napanee, Kingsten, by steamer through tlie
Thousand Islands, and return te Niagara
Falls, August 'JUth. Tlie entire exmjiisu of
the tour, Including hotel bills and trausor trauser trausor
tatieu, while in Canada, is net te exceed ?.!0.
A Western division, starteil at Detroit, is te
join the Eastern party at Louden.
Laucnkler Knights Templar In Ki-adliig.
Lancaster commandery, Ne. l'l, accom
panied by the Ijiiucaster city cornet baud, ar
rived Jn Reading Monday evening and were
met by Sir Knights F. W. Lauer, Themas C.
LeIiiIkicIi, Mayer Getz, Capt J. C. A. Ilollo Ilello Ilolle
dilsr, Win, R. Kech, Sigiuuud Gmhcr, Alljert
Hoever, Albert it Rilter and ethers of tlie
Reading commaudcries, and escorted le tlie
American house. They were afterwards ex
tended the freedom of the city. They left Ter
Allentown in company of tlie Reading com cem
uiaudcrles this morning.
The SlrCully-IIukeNuptUU.
Gtorge W. MeOully, formerly of this city,
but new of Philadelphia, was married this
morning te Miss Lydia Hoke, of this city.
The ceremony was perfermed by ltev. Maw
Hark, at tlie resilience of the mother of the
bride, iSJ7 West Chestnut street. The brides
maid was Miss Clam lioke, and the groom's
best man was Dr. II. F. F.licrmau. The
newly married couple left ler New Yerk this
afternoon.
Puce Cut 11) a Pull.
A young man named Bender, from this
city, whlle running along the P. All. dutsit
platforms, in Heading, Monday, stumbled
ever a step and had his face badly cut by
falling.
hale of Valuable llurnes.
Cyrus Cel vln te-day sold te FKs A 1) err,
the very line large Iren gray carriage horses
which he has been driving ever tlie streets
for home time ikisl. Tlie price paid was f7."i.
Decoration lluj Orator.
II. Frank Fshlemau, of this city, has been
Helectcd te deliver tlie Doceralioit Day ora
tion at Straslitirg.
The First Steel Pen Sinkers.
The word pen, lu Hely Scriptures, refers te
cither an Iren style or te a reed; the latter being
the cuillcbtlonuerpcuuscd for writing en pap
yrus. One of the earliest attempts te make sttel pens
Is attributed le Win. Uudbury. Kngland, who for
his own use, constructed a clumsy article from
the main-spring or n watch.
Mcel'pcns v ere llrst brought Inte use about
the year ISO!.
James Perry, of Londen, commenced toman teman
ulacturepcns lu ltril, und was the rounder or the
Arm named Perry A Ce , heure new the largest
pen makers lu the world.
Their celebratad " V "and l'aleens rer torres terres torres
pendents, and line points Sim. A. O. 4iindlJJ73
for HchiKiN, uie, without doubt, tliu ciikackst
rEitrM.T .-( Iu usu they can lie hud from all
stutlnners. hele agents rer thu United btates,
Mesrs, tVISOM, llLAKEMAV, TAYtQB ,t Ce, Sew
Yerk. "
SrAJlllTAOKS,
STKK.KLIIIl-
llucK-May 21
u ,n.-j, I,, lilt, r JIIHK
Hcllhiimer. .Mr. .lelin
11)1 heuse, by the ltev. O. M
II. Strickler, te Miss Lm
nima H. lluck, both or Lau-
easier county, rn.
1K1
ItEAlllS.
WiLtseN In llrudlerd, 2lth Inst., the Kev.DavId
II. Wlllsen. rector or the Church or the Ascen
sion, aged 31 years.
funeral from St. James church, l-ancastcr, en
Wednesday ut 11 a. m. Please emit llewcrs. 2td
MARKETS.
Philadelphia Produce Market,
PuiLADKU-niA, Jluy 20. Fleur centlnesdiill
and In buyers favor, Hales of 1,300 bushels, in
eluding Penn'ii tamlly, ut l -iit fie; Westciu
de. at 1 1 Wi 37Ki Minnesota bakers ut $1 Um
6 e ; patents at f 5 S7K64.
Kye Heur ucarce and llrm at l per barrel, ler
choice.
Feed was quiet audi weak; sales or winter
limn nt U Wilt 73 per ten.
Wheat closed unsettled und lnwcr;08bld ter
May; We bid rer June; $1 Ul bid Ter July:
II orchid feiWugust, ''
Cern dull und tower; 62Kc. bid, May; 52;c,
Julie; OJUc, July 1 51c., August,
Oats woaker-xiio bid for May; Wc, June;
39-0., July : S3e., August.
New Yerk Produce Market.
Nkw Yerk, May 2D Fleur market dull ;
Flue, n 254JJ S"! Suporllne, $.1 2eg.l 75;
geed le cneieu exiia , usu-rii, ?i iwkci e- ,
unto coiuiaeu leiairuairu. j euj , .mi
iiiesuta,
(J WJ1.
Wheat Ne. 2 Hed, Winter,
Jnlv. i ej': i Ainr.. si OIK.
June, fl 01;
Cem Ne. 2 Mixed, May, 510 ;
June, 6."Jie;
JUiy, 0J14C.
Oats-Ne, a MIxed, June, 33,0;
J'dy. 37Xe.
nyu iiuu,
ltarluy nominal ; Statu, s.'c.
l'erk dull ; Mess, tliQUUi.
Lard dull ; f)7, June; ft V0. July.
Molasses linn ; Perte Uku, O&VM ; 190200 for
50-test boiling sleek Culi.u
Turpcntlnuuctlve at 3:y'QS!K.:
Itnsfiitlrm ; strained te geed, $1 OSQI 12.
l'etieluuiiKiulut; Ueilncd lu fcases, sjIOc.
llutter market easier; Western lniitatleu
Creamery, 1417u.
Cheese uemlual ; Ohie Flat prime, Be ; new
gnides range from OicteSWc-
Kggs quiet; Wusteru 13" Qlie I State, U
!:?"
nic
k-e quiet but iiuchuuged t
Carolina and
Leulslsna coiuuieii te lutr, 4j(t.Mic
eugurunuuuu meueruieiy nciivu I
re lined
Cutluuf, V,uy,0 i Urunuluted, at UJic
luiiewsveuuy I r'nuiu t,uy,e ii-itai.
Freights nominal.
Coffee quiet j fair cargoes, SJe.
llay flrni and higher l Ne. 1 Timethy, 11 05Q1 l(h
Ne. i de, liffil 03.
i
Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, May 24, 0.30 a, in. The market
opens a cent off en wheat anl about hlf a cent
iu ettiar gmini. ProrUleua newuuU at ytrtw-
day's close. Prospects of low prices le-dny, the
market being liioweAcllcrt than fur serend days
past
Cern Tune, 4i)c t July, feej Atiaust, ntue
nnraii'UliKinD .luiy.uufcu niiitunmu;.
uam June, ai-,v uiny, etc. i .
.i., i
Aug., VMp.
l'erk June, flutei July.fleiQi August,
,"
0
i.hiii iune,wii juiy,wi.
llllis June, 43 July, 13 65 1 Ailg.,tAC2.
' CLOBIKO.
The decline in wheat continued during the
morning and at ene time ns lUe below the
previous day's close. Cern and eats clese linn,
with the Iets this morning nearly all recovered,
whlle wheat closed le lower than yesterday.
Mess )erk ten cents and ether products tlve
cents lower.
Wheat June, Wfttej July. WHici Aur.,04c.
CemJune, lUe ; July, 4Ke i Aug., 4iiKc.
Oats-i.Iuneta-if4e i .Inly, OIKe Aug., 2Siu.
l'erk June, 1U Mi July. lu U" Aug.,
til VI.
I.nrd June, te S7t-July, K (ufiO C7 ; Aug.
J"t 7.1.
Hltis .lune, t3 4Qt July, ))&) Aug., 15 no.
Philadelphia Lit e Htnck Market.
ruiLAiiiuriiiA, May ai. The receipts at the
dlirurent stock yanls were I
Ker the week lkinves, 1,700 1 pruvleus week,
3,(W head ; sheep. 7,V)0 head i previous week,
i0,(W0 head ( hogs, 5,(nii) head f previous week, a,vn
head.
llccf callle were nctlve and (Inner.
We nuote ns fellows I
Kxtni, f.KSfiX" t geed, frJiOfic I medium, HiQ
'Kat cows were duinerallzvd at VA(Hic
Tliln dry tows were dull in iei-.
Milch cows were dull and lower ut A'3V).
Milch calves were Inactlvent tfiile.
Hheep were dull hut clotted steady. We quota
as rolfews : ......
Sheared selling at from II per head te Ik) 11 ,
and wool Sheep from JIX" " r,5c.
Spring liimlis woreutichanged at 7fllec.
Full lambs were Inactive and lower nt MtlKc.
Hogs were only In modcrate ieiticst nteji
BKe for corn-fed western.
crrr dressed beeves.
City llresscd llecves were nctlve and prices
elided linn ut tSQ'Jc.
WESTEnx imBBRHU hbkves.
WcHlern dressed beeves were In fair request
at bi(if!c.
City crcsscd Bhecp wero wanted at FG'ie.
WcHlern dressed Hliecp were In fair duinaiid
nt7UsJic
Lite Stock Prices.
Ciiicaiie Cattle Ueeclpts, r.,9ie licadj
ship-
nienlH, n,uw heads market active unit stienuei j
values linn at Friday's prices t peer te fair slilp-
pers, fl U
pers, fl iius IU! kimhi hi ciiiim-ii, j.isnuy,,
liillclicrs', common. 2WXJ3 75i geed, U Myfil M;
liiili'lu.ru.
Kiims TexaiiM, tt 'HH W j steeKers nud feeders,
lil'Dfltll.
IIOJXS HCCeipiS, .l,"W liuai ; Pllipiin-liin, ,'ri
supply Is thu heaviest III mouths rniiKliiind
lulled li lekliiK.tJteatmtpacUngandMilppIng,
210 te :ti) ,s., .l'JUt lSillBlit, lJOleaiOD.s.sitw
I'JI ;nklps,.li81m. , ,. . .
Klieeit Iteeelpts, l.HOO head: HhlpinenU, finOj
iiiniketstinng und UsTtlle higher I liifeiinrln
clmlcn sheni, fi 5eat ; coinineii le choice wonted,
UtiiOl-l.
Kast LiBKirrr Tmdn In live stock very unlet
nud prices stiudy uud Mr in; nothing UeIiik In
ealtlii: all thu consignments ler through points;
leci'lpts, 'J.KV1 head i shlpiiumts, 1,351 head ship
iiKititH te Kew Yerk en baturduy and buntluy, M
carhruls.
Hogs market slew, lint steady t l'hlladel
plilns, $1 3) 4'i Vetkers, l a.VQf J ; receipts,
7,Hhctid; shlpmenls, l.luihcud. tihlpiiicnts te
Mew erk, .11 carload s.
Sheep dull and nominal t prime, l 21f?l 40;
falrtoceod. H T.Wfl coiuiiieii. tiftt I vuullnt,'
I. .. ... UNAL....I. .t.l....Hl. J, --I.
lamlH, tail no i Bprlug de, Vii" i receipt, 7,'l
head; Blilpinents, W)l head.
New Yerk Stock M arkeU
New Yenic, May 31. Wall street. 1S p. in.
Meney utliiercciit.Exchaiigudiill,hiit heavy,
(levci mucins firm. Currency C's, $I'K bid ;
I'm Coup., ll'.Mli bid ; 4fs de, $ 113 bid.
The stock market wus extremely dull all
morning. During the nrsllinir hour or business
them wus some selling of thu list under which
piii es declined fractionally, but thudecllnu was
mere than recovered In the next hour under the
manipulation of the bull ctliies, AI neon
figures were 4 te c higher than tboef last
night. At the limn of writing thu market Is
almost stugiiunL
1 r.u.
3 P.M.
e?
111
JO
Western Unlei m
Adams Kxpniss..
American KxprcAS.
(i. a. r.iprcss.
M
Wells. Pargo A Ce hf'A
u. u. j. ie u..
i;. c c. i
New Yerk Central t4 MS
New Jersey Central 37 37
Illinois Central Kxpress 127X
Ohie Central
Michigan Central is
Northeru Pucllle l'K
" Preferred :s:
Central Pacific 3i' at,(
Union Paclltu :!; 3 1 J',
Missouri Pnclilu 'Xt'A U"K
Texas I'ucltle, Il) 1 12
New Yerk Klovuted Ill
MotreiKillUin I -I).
MunlutUiu
AIL ATcnu Hauli 17
" Prefcirid
Cimida .Southern 27
Canudu I'ucllle
Chicago X Alten
Cees. A Ohie kV.
n.Allud V "it
Del., Ijie. A West lul lul'.
Denver L',i '!'.
Krlu 10 :H
" Prefernsl
Hannibal til, J
" i'rercrred
Kansas A Texas I"1; IS
Lake shore 62i 5-'i
L. K.AW t,
L'vs'lleA Nashville XJJi Xl
Merris A Kssex l.'l
Northwest VI '.11
" Preferred lJ.k
Outarle.t Western V,i
Ohie Jllsslsslppl !-','.
Preferred
Pnellle Mull UM 'C
tjulcksllver 4,'i
" i'relerred 23
Iteadlng UK
Iteck Island 14
bun i'mnclsce I'-OJ
' Preferred 3.1
Omaha Ml
' " PrufuiTcd , 71?4
bL Paul i.J ('!!
" Preferred Ittt
NashACIut
M.. I...H.&W
Wubesh -J'i
" Prefeired...
C II. Q lil'i I2l?f
ItiK'hestei A Pittsburg 2)i
I'd. AKvaiis, '.
Manitoba K'i'4
Oregon A Nav 71
Oregon Traiibce 1IJ; W,i
Bleck Markets.
Quotations by Heed, McUrann A Ce., Hankers,
Adincasiur, ra,
11 A. H
Missouri Paclfle
Michigan Central
12 m. 3 p.m.
X1U. 1UIH vuuuui.
$7
fJs
lei2
111
New Jersey Central
Ohie Central
Del., Lack. A Western
Denver A Kle Grande
Krie
Kansas A Texas
lJikubhere
Chicago A N. W comiueii.
N.N. Out. A Western
Hi. Paul A Omuba
Pacific Mull
Kechestcr A Pittsburg
Kt, Paul
Texas Pacltle..,,
l0J
"s
Ofi WA
lU'i (,'J1
liU'i
381
im
Union Pacltle 54
Wabash Coin uien
Wabash Preferred
Western Union Telegraph,
IkiuIsvIIIe A Nashville
N. Y., Chl.ASt L
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh Navigation
Siii 33
I'enusyjvuuw
Heading
P. T. Alluffule
.... 5I SIK
....(! 15-IG 6 13-10
Northern Pacific Common ....
Northern Pucllle Pref
Ilestouvllle
Philadelphia A Kile
Northern Central
Underground
Canada Southern
Oil 81
People's Passenger
Jersey Control
te'A
si
Lecal stock una Iletids.
Itepertcd by J. 11, Leng.
Par Last
value, sal u.
..10U im
Lancaster City, 0 per cent., 1885,
lHI.
" " 1KB.
" 5porct.Inler3oycara.
" 4 ' bchOKllllNUl....
100
100
1111)
1110
lue
110
120
100.60
M
IU)
IU)
iai23
UK
101.30
110
175
110
1J
115
141
153
1JU
AM
150
150.10
161.20
Id
130
110.50
HO
115
7.50
" In ler 20 years
4 lu S or 20 years, loe
4 " In lUerJlvciiru. ll)
Hanhelm lioreiigh lean 1U0
UAHK STOCKS.
First National Bank lue
Funuurs' National Hank 30
Fulton National Ilauk ll
Lancaster County National Hank..... 50
Columbia National Hank .00
Christiana National Hank iu)
Kphmtu National Hank 100
First National Hank, Columbia lue
First National Hauk, Btrusburg let)
First National Hank, Marietta IU)
First National Hank, ML Jey lu)
Lltltz National llauk KM
Munheim National lUnk IU)
Union National Kmk, Mount joy.... CO
New Helland National Hank 11)0
Uup National Hank lue
Qnurryvillu National Hank IU)
Neithern Hank stock IU)
TITRNPlKie ATfMTlCS.
Hlg Spring A Heaver Vulley
Urldgepert A Horseshoe
Columbia A Chestnut Hill
Columbia A Washington
Concstegu.t Hig bprlug
CeluinbiuA Marietta
HI l,,rtU,. . Vll.l.,.l.ln,n
23
fflK
'JO
25
25
25
24.5'J
IS
2103
20
30
10
41
4SU3
ljiuceslurA KnhrnUi,
-, ". .. M ,HMluviuig 1.11, ......
3
Lunoaster A Willow Htre.it 2S
JV.KSr" AltVERTlSEMENTH
WANTKD A lley"TO LF.AUN OAlt
HIAUE PAINTIKR. Apply te
lllMHELSUAClr A WKUElt,
lid Cor. ChrUttan tit, and MarleaMley,
PROPOSALS FOH THE EitEOTION OF
a Weeden llrldge ever Hlg ChlcVIcs creek,
near Moere's mill, will be received uttheofllce
of the County Commissioners, Ijincafltcr, Pa.
until 12 o'clock neon, THUKSDAY, MAY, S, 18&5
11V OHDKU OF 'IMi UOAUU,
Attest t Frawi Uriht, Cleric
am-TuTuASW '
jvjyir AnrxnTUKMKXTB.
A" HOUSEHOLD PRIDE AND fiirEOIAL
friend Is MILbKlt'a 1IOUAX MOAP.
PURE RYE WHISKEY AT
quart can net be surpassed for
fee.
the
money.
ItOIIUKlt'S l.IQUOUHTOUK,
api'iMydlt
Me. 'tl Centre Square.
QUARTBR NOTICE.
in the Courtef Common Heat for the County
of Lancaster.
Notlce Is hereby given tiintnn application will
hemsde te the said court en Saturday, . I tine W,
1KS.1, nt 10 o'clock n. in., under I he Act of Asscin
lily of Ilia Cem mi en wial th of Pennsylvania, en
tilled. "An Acttn Provide for the I neorperat Ien
and itcituliitlen et Curtain Corneratlons. im
proved April , 1S74, and llin supiilements
ihcrcte," for thn charter of tin Intended corpora
tion, te be called "Tlie Olivet llaptlst Church of
Lancaster, in., eujeci wncreei is me wersiup n
Almighty find, aud for tills purpose we have,
possess and enjoy all thu rights, benefits nud
privileges eT the said Act of Assemhly and Its
supplements. H' ALT hit M. KltANKLIN,
niijtTu' Attorney for Applicants.
REDUCTION IN CUSTOM-MADE
Clothing. A well mnde, Klegnnt trlniihud
mid iierfect fitting llusluess Hull ter flseil. A
fjoed Kugllsh Corkscrew Vcirsted Hill t. flat
inildid, In one, two, thrcoer feurbutlin cilia
way, for fil nu. A hiindseinu Check Casshnere
Huft ferj m in. An elegant Herge Hull, In hlack,
liluc, drali or blown, for II.MiO. Kine Kngllsli
Striped or Check l'uutnloens Irem t-VUdup. He
member, nil work Is strictly llrst-clnss. Kvery
garment warrant! d te h it represented. A
giKHl lit, well-mada and ntcei trimmed. Thu
hirHest ussurtment, or patterns In this city.
A. II. KOHKNHTKIN,
m24-Giiidlt 37 North Queen street
C2EALED l'ltbT'OSALS WILL RE RE-
O cetved ut the Mayer's Olllcc, Lancaster, Pa.,
for tlie necessary l'liimhlng, Ac, which the
Property Commftlee of Lancaster reiulies te
havudnue.
All persons wishing tehld will catien Ismel P.
Mayer, memher of the property eemmlttee. who
111 fiirnlsli nil bidders w till the necessary Infor
mation. Hulil prep-als will he opened en TIIIIllSllAV,
MAYSs, iit7J,p. m., mid should he addressed te
Iho Pieperty Oommlttce, Mser's Ofllce, Lan.
easier, l'a., and endorsed "Propesuls fur l'lumti
lug. Tlie eetiuultteu reserve the light le reject una
erall hlds.
Ily order f the Property Committee,
IIA VII) K. LIIN(!, Clmlrmaii.
Attet : .Iaceii M. Ciiillah, Clerk.
lii21.Th,9,M,W,Th
R OSCOE MURPHY, D. D.'sTj
OIIM1CA1K or
The Penns)lvauUi Celleguuf Dental Surgery,
w mi
III!. II. II. KNKillT.
.tit North (Jneiin strts-t, Ijtueastcr, Pa.
Dunlliliy In nil Itsbmnches.
iiiarll.r.tS1ind
ATKST STYLi:.S IN HATH.
STAUFFDR. & CO.,
Leading Fashion&Ma Hatters,
lust n eclved, a Ijirge Assnrlincntef HTHAW
1IAT.S. Men's Genuine Mackinaw, ll.nn, $l.te,
tiuu te H.oe thn llnest In thn city, I'miauiM,
Manilla, Iinpeilul. llunstnblc. Mllans rer llnys.
Children's Flue Dress Huts 23c., 50c., 73c, tl.00,
t !.:. Our Light Weight Muckluaws are somo semo some
tlilng new. The DULSDKN, the Finest Light
weight Htlir Hat in the miirkut rer f?.5e rer
voting men. Thu CIIA'l IIA.M, the Nicest und
Vlnesl riW Flexible and Stiff hquure Taper
crown llul le ee ieiiiki anywnen. jii eoiei-s.
Our own siHClullles. Thu LVLNINO HAT, u
Crush Fur Hut Itliiek, llrewn, lllue, pearl and
Nutria !.(). A Fiishloiiilble Mlk lUntl.V).
M no, V.IO, w. Pearl, Cii-aui aiwl Maiile Coleied
Ciisslmuit) fiSe, t-xue, MJMi, tl.ue all New htylcs.
Stauff er & Ce.
(SHULTZ'S A IlltO.'H OLD STAND),
Nes. 31-33 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCAhTKIl, PA.
w
1LLIAMHON A FOSTKll.
iOyalty te Our Principle
Ol selling neiiu but nil iblu goods at small
preltts h is secured te us uninter
rupted siiiiess.
GRAND ARMY SUITS,
$8.00, $10.00, $12.00.
FULL DRESS SUITS.
Corkscrews,
Oassimeres,
Cheviots,
IXbACKAMt CUTAWAY bUITM,
TUB HEM' IJUALITY AND LOWKbT PHICKS.
GENT'S
Dress Straw Hats,
25c, 50c, and 75c.
Summer Silk Neckwear,
Twenty-five Cents.
I ndia Gauze U nderwear
25c, 50c, imd 75c.
GENT'S
HAND - MADE DRESS SHOES,
$5.00.
LADIES' BRIGHT FINISHED
Curacea Kid Shoes,
S2.00.
Williamson i Fester,
32, 34, 3(J & 38 West King St.,
LANCAHTKIL PA.
1'OhlTICAL.
F
lOH JUliY COMMISSIONKU.
KDWAltD AMULKII,
ui uruuiuiu ion usuii.
fiublect te tbe ditclsleu et the Doineerutlo
county coiiventluii. iiia)i.VtldAw
F
Oil J LUIY COMMISSION J2IL
.IVItnMK 11. fillHLTZ.
ofKllznlHitbtewii borough.
Sutlect te the doclslen or the Democratle
county convention. d&wtld
F
OR JUUY COMMISSIONKU,
C. D1LLKU,
Of Earl township, Laneuter county,
fiubject te the rules or the Dcinociiitle party.
uiyJjJ-StawM.WASUdAw
xiiir AurrMiiHr.MKNTS.
VTOT ONE PERSON WHO tlASTRIED
JLI MII.I.KK'8 1I011AX fcOAP who has net
continued Its use, man Onid
HIO ll LY itECOM M END ElTTeRTlE
Toilet Hath und Laundry 51 ILL Kit's
NOT A PATENT MEDtO!NE.-KID-ney
iiffeclleus uieatoiiee ntiated by lieu,
son's Cnpclnu Plasters, llcttcr thiiu nauseous
doses
AN ARTICLE WARRANTED ST1UOT
ly pure and superior te any ether for gen
end use lsMILLKIt'H l'Dlti: HOllA.V SOAP.
HE PRIDE OF THE LAUNDRY, IN
evcry rcspcit Is MILLKU'H PUKK 1IUUAX
SOAP.
WATER RENT NOTICM.
On nil WATKIt UKNTH.p.dd oniirlM'fero
JUNK 1, them will lienu ahateiiienl of live per
cent, 0. M.MYKItH,
mlVfit City Treasui-er.
CLARKE'S PRICE IjIST.
(Iniuulated Sugar. se H,.; l'ure While Hu
gar,0c. Laundry Slutch.fe:.; I'uru Tulile Srup,
'M: qt.; Pure Apiile Vinegar, Itic. gal.; Itle Cellees
12c. teffiie. B..1 lllendcd Cellees, Sks. unit; Be. One
l.V. bottle of ColeL'tiii fi en with I ft of Timr '-' B.s
or Coffee. CLAIIKL'STKA STOItK,
:w West King Street.
Telephone tontiectleu.
e
AK HALL.
HUMMKIt IS COM INO
CKUTAIN.
Then why net uecepteiM'ileiiees old us time
nnd prellt by them, at hiist te the client or Inly
ing j our Summer Stuirnew.
ITIIK. OAK HALL MILLION DOLLAll
CLOIIIINU STOCK
4 $,
Walts for you, ami jet net ter all Mauyh.ive
been hete, mere are coining; salusure big te tlie
people who urn providing lu advance for needs
that lira certain.
WANAMAKER & BROWN, -Oak
Hall,
8. H. Cen. Sixrn ami SlAr.Kin-hTS., 1'iiii.aukli-iua
-10NT1NUATION.
CONTINUATION
HIRSE & BROTHER'S
Ohe-Prico Clothing Houee,
OK IIIK
Great Unloading Sale,
ONE WEEK MORE.
'Ill we Mho hiM) net token ndvitulugoer the
Inducements elTcrt-d by us should net negh el le
e.ill himiii us Iho I NLOADINU hALK CD.N
1IMH.HO.NK WEKK LO.NIil.lt only : und, id
though our greatest uim Mill bnulnujs Iem-II
giHsIs Inucr than miy ether house, it neulll
uoteirer tliesiime ludiiiements usutflie Unle.ul
ingSalc. Itcmciiiber, one week mere t
0. A. It. Men, Attention !
W'n lire Mlllng u KULL tl. A. It. SUIT, gecd
liu'lty, tur
85.02 I
As iiIhii the better gmdesnt .-.7"i und I0 (O
l.itler the licit in thu world ler the money.
the
WHITE GLOVES. 10c,
WHITE TIES, 2c.
M-AKull Line or WIHTH
PUces. Call ill
KST"5 ut Leucnt
HIRSH & BROTHER'S
ONlM'KICi: CI.OTHINU IIOUbK,
COUNEHOKCKNTUUbgl'AUK AND NOKTII
(JUHKN bl'HKHT.
A rOKi: NKW (iOOI)H.
OSTRICH'S
Palace of Pashien,
NO. 13 K.U4T KINO STltKKl1.
MORE
NEW GOODS!
Our sleck et goods lu e.ich and eety oue of
our numerous departments nt present N larger
und belter asserted than ut uny ether time slnte
e have been In business.
That thu prlte-t me thu lowest we need net
mention. A lslt te thu store will com lnce j cm
or that.
Come und scu for jeur&elf that uulute
" Til K ASSOUT1I HNT,"
and tluUjeu can be lietter suitid at our store
than anywhere elsu lu this city.
OUIl M1LL1NEUY DHPAUTMLNT
beats the recenl. Never betere has such uncle,
gimt line et goods been shown Inthlscity. Any
thing and everything. K ery tuingiiiablu shape
and shadu lu
HATS AND IIONNKTS.
Hundreds or tt) les or
ELKGANT KLOWEItS.
An Immense vatlcty or
FANCY SCAUP HlHIlONb,
net saying unythlng or our Immense stock or
bal In uud tires IJniln Itlbbnus.
The prettiest Ueld, blltr, nnd ull ether sorts
or
FANCY IIUAIDS AND LACES,
which help te trim up Hats aud HennclH.
As we are In ene place, se we lira IneMry
ether. Notenly our Sllllluery, but every ether
Depattmeut in our store, is suiprlslngly well
asserted, and hardly tin) tiling can be culled rer
that we haven't get.
A special attraction, and ene worth noticing,
Is our
HOS1EUY AND CLOVE DEPAUTMENT.
There Is actually nothing wanting In tills du
partuient.
A great many new things hnve come iu slnce
lust week, but we can only menlluu ery low
or them, rer want or spine. We h i e let en ed
Oue Hundred Doen Ladles' Uublcichcd Heme
ntAceiitsa pair.
Fifty Decn Uent's Fancy blrlped Soeks nt 5
cunts uiiulr,
Oue Hundred Dezen bilk Clocked llalbilggaus
utlJX cunts iipnlr.
PHly Dezen Eitru Heavy Quality lUtlnlgguns,
Full Itegulur Sliide, ut 18 cents u pall.
Firty Decu Ladles' llfnck Cotteu Hose, with
Whlle Feet, ut 10 cents a p-iii".
Ladles' and Children's liluck Hese, White Feet,
Full Itegulur Made, Fluid or ititibud.
Alse, a full us-tertincut f tient's Unbleached
and Fancy Hair Hose Hese
Fifty Dezen beeii-hisik Lacing lild (ileM's, In
elegant Light Hteel Colei-s, ul 6Ue a pair.
Fifty Dezen Four-button Kid Uleves, us.eiled
Tun Celers, ut ti'- cents a pair.
Twcnty-lUe Dezen Hlack, Whllu uud Opuni,
'lhree-buttun Kid (iloves.utaoou pair.
Tweut)-llu Dezen Foiirbulten, eli-ganlly as as
eorted Light Tuns, Htltched Hacks, ut
87 coins upalr.
Tnuuty-llu Dezen Hincn-lioek Lacing Kid
Uleves, tissm ted Tans, al !)7 cunts a pair.
One Hundred Dezun Flue 1'eail l.islu Uleves,
with llaud.at IJteutsa pair.
Fitly Dezun Extm Flnu Leng Jersey Llslu
lileves ut H cents a pair.
Ludiei' Hlack bilk tilui cs at i'ic, Me., 40c. uud 50
tents ti pair.
Colored Silk Cleves ut 4utt. uudSeeeiiUu pnli.
Colored bilk Uleves, In mm length, tl.ue a pull.
Lnce Mills Hern 11) cents up,
Flnu All-silk Jersey Lnce Mills, iu black, W
cents u pull ; colored, Xt cents a ii dr.
SlKX'lil Indiieeinents lire etrered III Whlluuml
HelgeUileiiUil Luces uud lleuticlngs,
DON'T FAIL TO CALL AT
ASTRICH'S
UEIOltK rUUCHABINO,
mas
VI.OTIIIXU.
&
The "Hevs lit Itliie" MillileMCll
le buy only our licst grnile Ikst color
Midtllcsex Flannel Suits.
They will preve .superior in wear
te nny el' the se-called Indigo Flan
nels offered llie pulilie at reduced
prices.
A. 0. YATES & CO.,
602, 604, 606 OHESTNUT ST.,
Philadelphia.
mi.lmil
rrKAIMiUAllTKUH l-'Oll
SUMMER
Merine Shirts nnd Drnwera,
Gauze Undershlrts nnd Draw ere,
Cliolce Neckties,
E. & W. Cellars nnd Cuffs,
C. & C. Cellars and Culls,
Crown Cellars and CuHs
The Best Fitting Dress Shirts.
HIIIUTS AMI HOCILTY PAIiAPlIHIINAI.IA
MA1IK 'IO OUDLH.
At Erisman's,
NO. 17 WHYl' KINO STllKhT.
AMVSEMEXTS.
A NATOMICAI. r.XIIIlUTION.
Dr. Heidemann's
UKKAT
ANATOMICAL EXHIBITION,
14 East KiiiLj Street,
lb OI'EN DAIL FltOM 10 A. M. TO IU P il ,
Fer Adults Only.
ThH c-ollecllen N lab ly fieui Kulepi aud ha
neur before In cu In this city. Will continue en
exhibition ecry day feru short llme only. The
collection has been cihlhllcd lu all the large
cities or New Yerk and Svw England, andeemes
highly recommended le tbe people et Liincus
t-r, imdltis the llnent collection of Its kludlu
America.
TIIUltbDAYS FOH LADIES ONLY!
ADMISSION 83 ( E.NTS.
ml.Mwd
rOR HA1.M OR REXT.
IltOUSATiKOK HKNT.
. An excellent Duelling en cany tc nns, situ
ate Ne. lbhlppcn stiect.
mlO-tfd H.FHANK ESIILh.MN.
Feil iu:nt.
niiliei-shiipiindcrllllt':! A HRO'SSTOHK,
Centiebiiuaiv, Iriini May 1st. upl5 tld
FOK ui:nt.
Three Law Olllces ut Ne. IS NOHTII DUKK
bTHELT; ami h l)a-encnl.Vi li ct long, hiipilled
with w liter and heat.
marX-tld H.FHANK EbllLKMAN.
MISVVI.LAXEO VS.
mi
m: PitiDi:
OK THU KITl'lIKN IS
PUIIK IIOUAX fcOAP Sold
JL MILLEU'S
everywhere.
Tin-: i.AiiansT," iucst and most
complete assortment of l'lnjing C'uids lu
the city from Scents per pack up at
HAUTMAN'S YELLOW FKONTtlli Mt
hTOHK.
FIIiST-t'LASS 1IOA HDINCI.
Together llh the ehoice et iiniiiis en tlie
llrst or s eendilisir Ml r p. ism d by nene In tlie
city. Call en uruddrc-s,
NO. IO.' NOHTII tJUI.KN ST.
Table boarders luceiuiiKHlatcd. uirlfd
THK 1IKST
theCtty.ut
HAUTMAN'S
Ce HAVANA OlCAlt IN
ELI,OW FIHINT LIliAlt
blOKH.
MAClllNrSTS, reUNDKYMUN AND
HliKkMiilths n-e MILLEU'b IIOUAX
&OAP, as It li healing te tlie hands.
DIL
kehi:man,
PHYSICIAN AMI bUUOEOV.
Ucmeed tieui Ne. 211 West hliur stiect te Ne.
27 North l'llntc. (Lata resldencu or A. E.
Keburts.) miWIuid
A N
AUTH'Iii: THAT HAS NOSUI'KK-
il ler ter cleaning pilut, lcmeWug
B I ease,
lur, oil, Ac, Is MILLEU'b 1IOUA.X bOAl'
FISHKItMHN'S SUPI'LIKS.
A large Iiuu or Tient and H.is Fly und
Halt IEihIs, llrass und Nickel Ilei-ls, bilk uud
Linen Lines, Hed Mountings and luNcellaneeus
Tacklu.m HiniLHY'b Dlll'li bTOIIE,.
Ne. 21 West King htree .
hkiaoieaIj wasiii:i: ok the
ngowltheutu doubt is MILLEU'b IIOUAX
bOAl'.
JUST OI'KNHI) v ni:xv in: C'UIUM
(iaiden, coiner Prince street uud Hauls
burg u emit'. Fitted nnlu llrst ehisssUle. Ice
(heaiii. Cakes and Coulee liens of all klinN. A
liberal sh ire et the public patioiiagelssollcllid.
inj-il-trd C. MATTHUN.
rpnus'FNb efiii:use-viiY r.Nninti:
JL the ageiiliw of liemiilgla, when Heusen'u
Cupcine Plasters will iiulekly lcllevell. -i",e.
ENNA. OK1AUS l-'ltOM J1.00 I'Klt
Hundred up, ul
HAUTMAN'S BELLOW FltONT CIOAIt
bTOUE.
mOTHKl'UllMO.
JL I would net
I would uetlly the publlu that I mil tempo
nirily engaged 1
nged Iu the elllcu et Willis ti. Ilule,
nichitcct, JiecerU llutldlng, l'hlladclphla. Pa.,
hut am still iu u poillleu te set e 'my pat runs ul
home. I ncjr loriiceiuinuiiiicooi uie kiuu pa
llonage wmeii x iec-cic-iieiiuu ptiiiiiu iu i.aii.
caster. Patties desiilugine le sene Ihcui will
lilcunu uddnvs,
C. EMLEN PUHVN,
Hale's Olllcu, Jifceril llulldlug.
in2. lw d l'hlludi'iphla, Pa.
ritHH 1JKST PliACi: TO OO rOKSCAU
JL let All-wool Muilueiind (iiiiiu Pnderwiar,
llesluiy, Laundllcd uud I'uliitiudiii'd bhllts or
Winking bhllts at 2Su, Oienillsut leu up tiilbe
best lu tlie matket. We lullesp clal uttentleii
te our 2Su und &H1 (iauze Vents anil bhllts. AUe
te our llrltlsh lloie in all sizes, phi In uud fancy.
Jeb let Men's Ftinry Huersible Hee, P pair for
u quarter, and notions geueniHy.
ArHKCiriOI.il,
Ne. 5J North yucen btrcet.
P. S. Sharp Pnud lorwile.
s
AINT-HAI'HAKI. WINK
INFORMATION.
The buliit-llaphuel Wine has a delicious llin our
uud Is drunk lu thu pilucliiul cllleset Uusbiii'
tluntiuuy, Nurlb uud beuth Ameilcu, Uieat
Hillaln, India, and se en. The iiuiiuttly exported
annually is sultlclent proel et lis stability und
slaying powers, whllu ler the mil oiiuefnseur
thuie Is no wiuu that can be teusideicd its
suputier,
M-Tliubiilnt-ltapli.u 1 InnCemi niy,Vulei CO,
Ueputliuuiil of the Di eiiiu (Fr.iiicc.)
H. E. SLAYMAKER,
IlK-ttd Ne. ) EAST KINO hTHKK'l
WATCHES, JtC.
vyATCUKS, OLOUKH AND JKWKI.HY.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN F1U0KS OF WATCI1F.S, CLOCKS AND
LOUIS mW$l$-l North Qaccn Striel
Opposite City Hetel, near 1'u, 11. 11. Depot.
ItutaUIng at Wholesalo Prices. Itepalrlnir t
xtr Lew Prices. Jj31-1 &
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