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4 npK IN COLUMBIA COUNCIL.
, XtrBHALL THE EOKOVOU UFF1VES
NOW BK FIZZED?
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TM "Death of Jehn Payne, Republican Council-
m-n-Blect, Causes a Deadlock Serious
F-H Down Stair Religious Intelligence-Slight
Fire Ten n Nete.
iH'Regalar Correspondence of Irtrliiekickr.
R SRnf.ttMtttA. .Inlv II The He new exlstlim
ii& , . n-i i.i- i ..i. ii .a ...
v; in wiu vuiuiuuin ueiuimu wimeii mm m-j
''. r'hrlJen of tlm oetinelluicn In tlie solution et
It... MalUii m . .itlnnllnll ll.nf I U (, nfvllnlltlt
Wtf UliHKll 111 n iuunivil lunv i- nun pgiuuiug
the borough. Tlie lleriubllemis had gained
control et council at the last borough election,
: the membership Ktatullng II ve Republicans
te four Doineorabt. TliW Htate of affairs
' caused the borough elllces te be lllled
by men of the same ivolltleal faith as
'the dominant party. JSy the death of
'Mr. .Payne, thin supremacy has been lest
w Mid the council In new a tle. Tlie sue-
'"leTO . cesser of Uenry Kitch, the prosent onglueor
f iif jf K if Ue opera liouse, will be clfcted at the uest
meeting of council, which will be en Tuesday,
July 14th. Kitch is a Democrat and would
hare uecu in all probability compelled te
vacate they position lf.Uie Kupubllcana had
control. Several different preposition hnve
been advanced by dillerent partles as te the
easiest way te Bettle the matter. One Is that
the Democrats should vote for a Republican
te succeed the deceased oeuncilinnn and the
llepubllcans will in turn vete for the reten
tion of Kitch. Others are of the opinion that
the winning cards are held by the Domeurats
and that Kitch will net be removed from tils
position. Many persons think that the mat
ter should be deferred until the next borough
election can dectde of what political party
the councilman should lie.
Tite Rather Serious Vails.
Lettie Keech, daughter of Albert Keecb,
living en Walnut street belew Sixth, had the
inlafortune te fall down theHtalrsat her home
yesterday afternoon ; whlle descending the
stairs she made a misstep and fell te the bet
tem. The shock recened i endured her un
conscious and her parents thought that she
was seriously Injured, but by the application
of proper restoratives by theKunlly physician
she was brought te, and the only injury was
u severe shock te her system.
William Timley was hauling dirt te the
dumps, en North Third Htrect yesterday
afternoon, and when he backed the curt
against tlie leg at the odgeof the batik the leg
gave way and thohersound cart went down
the ombankment, a distance, el about twenty
leeu xiie suaiia 01 me can was uroKen ami
the horse considerably shaken up by the fall.
Blight Fire In a Bake Heuse.
, The reef of the bake house en the farm of
Henry N. Kehler, a short distance from town
was en flre yesterday afternoon. The bak
ing of a large quantity of bread needed a
large fire in the bake-house, which was doue
with weed, and the reef bclnir very dry seen
Ignited by Uie fierce heat. The bulldlug ad
joins an ice-house and several ether build
inirs, and Is clese te the farm heuse. The flre
was gaining conslderablo headway before
the men, who wero engaged In harvesting in
the neighboring Ileitis, responded te the
alarm of lire. A line of mcti was formed
and buckets of water lnissed te and fro, and
by this mauner (he flre wan put out
befere any ether damage was doue
excepting the reef of the bake heuse de
stroyed. Religious Intelligence.
At the St. I'aul'8 P. 11 church services will
be held at 10:10 a. m. and 0 p. m. The Sun
day school service will couniience atila.ni.
during the summer months. The men's
Illble class has been discontinued for the
snmmer.
Sorvlces will be held at .St- Philip's mis
sion at Mountville, te-morrow afternoon at 3
o'clock.
At the Bethel church ltev. J. I Melicll
will "reach at the morning or Ice, and In
t the evening He v. Jenes will etllciatu.
The observunco of the lord's supper will
lie held iu the Second Street Lutheran
church, at both niernititr and evening ser
vices. Nothluccef ativbneclal natmu will be ob-
servjM ituue eiuer enurencs.
- ' , Ten n Notes.
'i'1"' " A game of base ball was played this atter-
neon, en the grounds of the home club, be
tween the Keystenes, of Mauheim, and the
Columbian. This gauie decide the
obainplensbip,as this Is the third and doeisho
game, each club luving wen a game.
The Keeley steve company will resmne
work en Monday, the repairs te the various
buildings having been completed. The new
warehousels an impmhmt addition te the
works, bs the company havn been cry much
crowded for room.' Tlie mounting hIioe has
n removed te the second story of the main
building which w CI glve mera loom te the
shipping department. The chauge vns a
ttiuKti. needed one.
A new sail beat, purchased by Mr. Chris
Kmbieh, has arrlved in town and was given
a trial last evening. Tlie beat is a ery line
one and greatly pleases the neu owner.
A meeting et the lirotherheod of Itullread
Urakeman will be held te-morrow afternoon
in Schrciner's building. A large number of
new memDers win ue aumiueu.
xue eugme "Jjancasier," wiiicn was se
badly wrecked en the Heading fc Colum
bia railroad en the first el last Mav. has been
thoroughly repaired, and is again making Its
usual trips.
The passlne of a traction cnuiue through
our town last evening drew a large crowd te
hoe wnat was te mem an unusual sight.
ine ueeiey siove company purchased a
pair of heavy draught horses from Jesse
Wolfe for their use in Philadelphia.
' Mr. Harry E. Smith and daughter, of
Hcranten, formerly el Columbia, are visiting
frlanAtt I.i fVxlumlil..
MORE It AVID MAIL SEHflCK.
The Fast Werk that Will be Dene by Means
e( a Ten-cent Stamp.
Postmaster Oeneral Vilas has approved the
design for the new special delivery stamp
authorized at the last Bession. By the terms
or the law tlie postmaster general was in
structed te establish a system of special
delivery of mails ut posielllces where the
population is net less than '1,000. He
was te use his own discretion in
the matter, and accordingly he will try
the new system tit New Yerk and
home or the larger olllccseti the 1st or Oc
teber, 1885. The plan is te send a letter te the
special delivery office, which will send it te
the destination by messenger without waiting
ier iuu carrier lOKOum en uih usual trip, in
addition te the ordinary letter ixwlaire asneelal
deliverystamp must bealllxed te mall matter
requlrlng prompt delivery. The desigu or
uu stamp is very iianusome, aim me vigneite
represents a messenger iu uniform bearing a
letter in his hand, aud the panel at the upper
cemer bears the follewing: "U. S. special
liostnge delivery." On a plale, which is sur sur
leuuded by a handsomely-designed wreath
of llowers. is placed the language of the act :
"Secures immediate delivery at a special dc dc
Uvery eflice." Under this Is placed the
denomination of the stamp In figures and
uumerals. The new stamp w ill be made by
the American Bank Nole company, et New
Yerk, and will be put in operation as a test
only in the larger cities. By this arrange
ment a great deal or time will be saved iu the
delivery or buslness letters, for distributing
a mall letters bearing f pedal delh ery stamps
will be immediately sent by inessmiger te
their destination.
vxauljz te vax err.u the money.
lleir a Trustee l'ed Trust Funds te Improve
Ills Owulteul CsUtte.
Levi W. Nissley, of Mount Jey tewnsuiji,
was arrested te day by the sherlll' cu a pro
cess issued by the courtfercontompt. Nissley
was thotrustee of a daughter or Christian
Witmer, deceased, ami the account filed in
tlie register's ofllce shows that he had f 1,
SUI.0I in lils hands. On the peti
tion or the daughter, Nissley was
lomeved and Altred Diller was ap
pointed her trustet". Nissley was cited te
lyoerthe bahmcelnhls bauds and he made
answer that by the ad vice of his counsel he
invested the girl's mouey lu ImpreWug ids
ical eutate, that his property depreciated aud
was sold and he Is unable te ay Ihumeuey
te his successor. Nissley was in the custody
of the sherilf when we went te press, wait
ing en friends te help him out of his trouble.
An Address oil Flerida.
At the meeting of Qoergo If. Themas Pest,
Ne. 84, Q. A. 11., held last evening, Bev.
Isaiah Edwards, or Pest Ne. 6, Uustlce,
Orange county, Flerida, was prefcent as a
Visitor. He was called en rer a speech and
responded, llegave an Interesting descrip
tion or lire iu Flerida aud advised these
-eckbag homes te go te that state.
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ABBOHBBD T WSBTMHft OtiiOH.-
Tba American Itaplit Wires Tnkeu Fossesslen
of by tlie (Irrat Corporation,
The entire absence of ceremony with which
the wlrosef the Amerlcan Ilapid TelegrspU
company were en Friday (ranslerred te the
Western Union Telegraph company surprised
even the peeple who hurry along Broadway,
New Yerk, and are net easily astonished. It
seems that this morning negotiations which
bad been pending between the two companies
for nnmn llntn mst were ended and the
Wostern Union company was made the
agent of the rocelver of the Amerlcan
Kapid company. An oruer or tne court,
te take possession tr the laller's preperly
was obtained. At hair-past three o'clock
Goneral Eckert, or the Western Union, ap
peared in the Bankers and Merchants
building, whero the American Ilapid com
pany's wires have been operated for the past
ye.ir. and taking formal jiosseHslon walked
luletly nway. Ten minutes later n dozen
brawny rollews appeared en the reef of the
Bankers and Merchants' building and In the,
cotirse of twenty minutes they had removed
overy wire nnu cauie ueiengiug te iiioiviuuii iiieiviuuii
can Rapid company. By fie o'clock the
trans'ernf the wlrcsTrem the Bankers and
Merchants' budding te that of the Wostern
Union was completed and all the luside and
switch connections were made.
The Amerlcan Ilapid system was about all
there was of the Bankers and Merchants'
company and the latter l.s left with a very
slim line extending belueen this city and
Wosblneten. with a few inselated cennec
tiens hore and thore. The probabilities are
that the remaining preHrty will be sold out
lu the courte of a few days at sherUTa sale.
The Lecnl Effert or tlie Chnngr.
The wlren of the Amerlcan Kapid and
Bankers and Merchants' comiianles, which
had their efllccs lu the Examiner building,
wero cut out last night, upon orders from
headquarters. The manager or the company
in tills city was A. A. Hcllly, who has been
here slnce the oftlee was llrst eiiencd. He
also had itarge et tlie repairs rer olghteeu
miles east of the city and the same dlstance
west Bosldes Mr. Itellly three ojMjraters
and a nuinber of messenger lieys are thrown
out of employment.
Miller W. Vralm & Ce.. btokers. of Centre
Square, hae had a wire fiem this company
in their building, but ns It was cut out, they
have beeu unable te receive stock (itiotatleus
te-day.
TO OI'KN TO-MOllHOW.
Mr. llellly, manager et the Bankers
Mid Merchants' telegraph company, has
received instructions from the superintendent
of the company te replace all the wires cut
by tlie Western Union te-day and comuicuce
operations te-morrow morning.
VULllZEH ASH liOKMlElMElt.
An
Alleged KxpUinatlun of "The Werld's''
Assaults en "A ltutem Friend."
I'liU'uda Iteeerd's New Yerk Coricspendcnte.
1 have been asked several times why the re
lations bctwecu the Hen. Jeseph I'ultlzer
and the Hen. William Dershelmcr, or New-
Yerk, are strained. 1 have repeated the
question inysell, and hat e at last get an ex
planatien from a New Yerk city Democrat,
whose Information Is usually geed.
He says that when the Hen. Jeseph
Pultlzer llrst arrived in New Yerk
he retained the Hen. William Dor Der
shelmcr us couusel for his notrspaper. After
awhile somebody sued the newspaper for
something or ether, aud the Hen. William
Dorshelmer was notified, but befere the lat
eor could de anything the Hen. Jeseph Pulit
zer had iu his own dlplcmatlugSSy arranged
matters with the plaintiff, se that the
latter withdrew his suit. Time passed, and
the Hen. William Dorslielmcr setit in
his bill for services rendered In that
case. The Tee asked wast 1,000. This rather
startled the Hen. Jeseph 1'ulltzer, and he has
tened at ence te tlie Uv elUi.es or the Hen.
William Dorsheltner. " There must be some
mlstake about this bill," he said te the latter.
" 1 think net," said Hen. William Dershei
mer," looking at It. " But," said the Hen.
Jeseph Pulitzer. " it Isfurtl.OOO. and you did
absolutely nothing in the case, if you had
asked $100 I might have paid it without a
firetest, but this is tee much." " Mr.
'ulltzer," tmld the Hen. William Dor Der Dor
sheleor, solemnly, " I nevcr dls dls
rute alMjut my fees." Whereupon the
Ien. Jeseph Pulitzer returned te Ills elllce,
wrote a check Ter $1,000 audsent It te the
Hen. William Dersheimor withanote stat
ing that his servicer as counsel rer his new s
paiwr would no longer Ijo required. Next
day the Hen. Jeseph Pulitzer began hLs can
vass for the seat in Congress held by the
Hen. William Dershelmcr, which resulted
In the nomination and election of the Hen.
Jeseph Pulitzer, aud slnce then he has lest
ue opportunity te harass the sensltlve soul or
the Hen. William Dershelmer.
A I'rutcst Agnlnst it Charter.
An application has been made te the
governor or this state for the granting of a
charler for an Intended corporation te be
called the Blrd-in-Hand Tumplke company,
the object el which Is te construct a turnpike
fmm the terminus of the Bridgeport turn
pike in Kest Lampeter township, te the
township line between I'ast Lampeter and
Leacock township, near the villai'e et
Blrd-ln-IIand.
As the proposed turnpike will usoenoof
the county bridges, the county commis
sioners, through their counsel, J, Hay
Brown and B. K. Davis, will file n pretest
against the granting or a charter te this or any
ether turnpike company, where the county
brldees are te be used for the raoneyed
benefit et a corporation. The commissioners
say the Binkley's bridge litigation has satis
fied them that turnpike companies de net
live up te their premises.
Injured lu n Illatt.
Yesterday afternoon Samuel Wonger, jr.,
son of Samuel Wenger, Br., residing uear
Veganville, whlle engaged at blasting rock
en the farm of Ames Nelt, undertook te drill
out a charge that had failed te go oil. By
sotne means Uie charge expleded and ills
right hand was struck, burning and tearing
away the flesh of the entire palm of the hand
te the bone. Dr. Busheug was summoned
and dressed the wounds or the unfertunate
young man.
Get n Grain iif Coin In Ills Nese.
Frem the Xew Helland Clarien.
Yosterday, David Steltzfus, n llttle son of
J. B. Steltzfus, et Karl township, get a grain
or corn Inte his nese, which it was found te
be impossible te remove without the aid of a
physician. Dr. D. W. Harncr was sum
moned aud succeeded iu taking out the
grain, but was obliged te place the boy under
the influence of chloroform te extract It,
Heath from Apoplexy.
Cerenor llenatnan yesterday held nu in
quest en tlie body of Daniel Armstrong,
wbosesuddon death has been uoted. Tlie
Jurers wero Gcoree II. ltauck, Daniel 11.
Orube, Isaac -u Keyor, Levi Hull, Wm. S.
Heland and Aareu B. Hassler and the verdict
of the Jury was that death resulted from
apoplexy.
Funeral of Mrs. Jane sUymuker.
The funeral or the late Mrs. Jane Slay
maker took place this alternoen. The ser
vices wero held at St. James Episcopal
church. Judge Patterson, II. E. Slayraaker,
Geerge Calder and New ten Llghtner were
the pall bearers. Four colored men acted as
carrlets. The lntunncnt was made at Lan
caster cemetery.
Accident at Klectrle Xlght Works.
M. K. Neely, an empleye or the Electrj,e
Light company, met with a serious accident
last night. He was working at a test light
wheu be wus caught by the electric current
and hurled seme distance Wheii found he
was unconscious. Ills arm aud face are
badly burnt He was removed te his rooms
at the Lancaster County house, and will be
disabled for a tow days.
Iligli-l'rlced Driving.
Benjamln Illrsli, oneof the men who was
prosecuted ler fast drl lug liefore Alderimm
Spurrier, settled ids ease lest ev enlng by pay
ing ids line and costs.
Damaged by hterin.
Part oftheroorortho barn en the liirm of
Eliza A. Lehmau, mother or Deputy Ilecerder
Lehman, uear Landisvllle, wen blown eir in
Thursday night's storm. "
Siile ir Wxstern Market Slet'k.
Jehn E. HtKitetter purchased tMluy tit
private sale ten bbures or Fanners' Western
market stock at 5L&0 per Bliare,
Eiulbtbla IJfe Assurauce Society,
This organization has ecU of S-V.OW.C) und
a larger annual buslncMttuuiuuyothcrcenipany
lu the world Ot,000,U), II. Kcently paid a
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TOiaLiASTB BAILY
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check le the wifa of Nerman 11. Itanroed, at
Atlanta, Oa of 1 100,00a. V. J. Madden It the
total manager.
STATEMENT.
The undersigned, a CotnuiUtce of Director I
OI tee r,iuiiauie iiiie Assurance cuciciy 01 inu
United Btates, appointed te formulate the views
of the ltenrd en the advantages offered by the
Society te the public, report I
1st. The Society issues all the approved forms
or assurance, Including Oidlnary I.lfu, Kmlew.
meiil, and Tontine policies. It Is Immaterial te
the Directors which form of policy Is taken by
Intending assurers.
2d. Thalilfeund Endowment forms of policy
provlde for annual cash rill Ideuds and u BUrren
dcr valiiuisni Indisputable alter Ihrce years,
and payable Immediately after proof of death.
3d. The premiums en a Tontine policy are the
sitmn as en the Ordinary Idle, hut, whlle the lat
ter Is only payuhlu In the event of death,
tlie holder of the Tontine policy bus
the light te draw- the whole or lliu
reserve aud the accumulated priiuis in
cash at the end or a stated period thus, during
his own Ufa time, after his producing jears ure
past,hecau, wltlietilany linger picnilum than
en an ordinary policy, bcoiiie these eiikatsu ad
vantage. 4th. Exprllntice show that tlie relutii paid In
cash en m timing Tontine policies approximates
te, or exceeds the amount of premiums paid by
policy-holders, se that the average cost or the
nismaiicn will he only about the Interest en the
premiums.
5th. Tentlnu pelliles, like ethers, srn paid In
full In the event of death at nny tlmodurliiglhe
tcim of the policy, aud are Incontestable alter
tlueu jeuit, and p.iynlile Immediately ufterdiie
proof of death. .
6th. Experience Miew that the luertnllty Is
low er among Ten tlue peUc) holders, as tlie better
lives seek this kind ofnwtir.tiive, which Union-
sidcrabloeeuicuof ptellt.
7th. Tentlnu policies n III be made unit lorfclta lerfclta lorfclta
bie uudcrtha laws or the state. If se desired at
the time theaisiirauce la effected.
8th. The Teutlue Pyslcui Is fair and J list ( Its
accounts am accurately Kept, separate from all
ether business i the funds judiciously Invested
and Improved, and the accumulated profits
faithfully guarded and properly apportioned.
ttth. The Society has since Its organization
transacted a latger umeunl et new business
than any ether company, hlle Its newbuslntss
forlhe nrst half of the present year Is 1, 7.10,-
OO0 larger than that of the flint half of
lb8l It has Assets of flne,O00,(MJO ever ill.
000,000 of Surplus, and lis ratio or Surplus te
Liability H greater than that of any ethci com
pany. t IIAUXCEY M. DKl'KW,
IOI1.V A. bTKU'AUT,
hUOKSE KELLY,
WILLIAM A. WHEL'I.OCh,
C 11 AltLKS U; LASDO.V.
JOU.V BLOAJtE,
IfE.NItY 11. 1IVDE,
C'emtiilttte of the Heard el Directors or the
Euultable I.lfu Afrrarmiie Society of the United
StHtCS.
W. J. MADDEN,
JIauuger for Lautasterand Surrounding
Counties,
Jy7.,1td He. 2TU .Nelan Prunes St.
Sprdal Clicup IJiLiirsleu.
Te New Y'erk nd Ceney Island, Wednesday
July, 15. Keund trip tickets, goeil for three
days. Tralu leaves Lancaster, King stieet, at
5 1.1; Columbia, 6.15. I'ate only tl55. Leuie
ltanhelmatC'17, Lltllz at OK, and Kpluuta at
7.Ju.iu. J)Utdll,13&ltw
Ii.es Adjutled.
The Lancaster IIiuue Mutual lnsuranie com cem
))auy hasndjuited the lostes en the prepcttlex
of Jehn Mcrrlngerund Andrew Kray damngrd
by lire en July 4th. 111. Mcntiigtr lecelved 1137
und Mr. Kray (1(13.
Unparalleled MffliuuUiii,
If you !uu net. teen the gie.it masteipkieul
all auteuiatle luientlens go at ernu te Ne II
Kest King slteet and low llie gland npcclacle.
It Is beyond all UCxlIeu the most IngenleiK,
complicated, elaborate und leally sclcntlllc roll,
structlen buiii.iu genius has pnduiud. The
lepiesentatluns of nil tlie arlcd fvaluies and
activities of i Ity II le are se vividly and ualiimlly
dlilajcd tlmtlheiloltet Is absolutely punilyzed
with asteulshtneut. 11 ran be seen day and
evening rorenlj one dime.
MAUKETX.
Philadelphia Produre Market,
riiiLAUEU'HiA,July 11. Fleur was Inactive and
weak.
Sales of l.lDDbariX'ls, Including PennsvUnula
f.unlly ut fIGI ; Weslern de ilQSMi
.Minnesota b.ikeis' ut ltl ; Patents ut 15
rjtl 60.
Ilje flour ns iuelcd at 1 75 per band ler
choice.
Feed uas lu geed demand and prices firm.
Sales or Western Winter Until, at 115 i'rfjlOW)
per ten.
At the 1 p in. dl Thein was bid for Wheat
HTJiebld for J illy ;li'ii fur Aug.; Uijic ferScpt ;
Mil ler Oct.
Cern -';e InrJuly
63c for Aug ; 51c for
eepi j eic ier iei.
ciais e.
bid ter July ;
Gfi'.J .U. ; 31c ler
Sept,; 34c,
for Oct
New Yerk Prtiduie Market.
Nkw Vekk, July II. Fleur uiaikct dull
and
Wl!
prices uie unchanged ; Fine, at ti 4HtJ
bl
iuperflnc. .10erl 0)t Cuminun te Fancy Ul
tra Ohie, l (03 1 ei; Geed te Cholce Extra
Western, lft5 75 i 51lunesem, ! 4001 tw.
neui, .-te. - lieu, ,i iiiiiir, -Jiiiy, vic; iu..
VMa: bept.,11 OIK; OcL.flWU.
Cern Ne. 'i Mfxud. Aug., MWc ;
Oats Ne.S Hlxed.aiUoler July ;
Pept., 5IKt
3J40ler Aug.
Uyu dull and neininar.
Hurley dull.
Perk dull ; Mess, (11 '25311 60.
Lard WOO, Aug ; flOl, ncpt.
Molasses Millet i vile, fur Se-test Cuba,
Turpentlne linn at 9.13s)c.
l'otreloum dull : lelluedln cakes, XJ10Jie.
Itrwln iiulctiituveai --'K ferstrulnid te geed.
Freights dull.
Ilutter llrm i
wusiern mutation creamery,
16flisc,
Cheese firmer !
Eggs tinner;
llMc.
Klec dull.
Huirar unlet:
Western i lat. S)iQC.
Western, 12313c; btute.
110
Iteflned CoufectleueM "A,"
CKe : htantlard.GKGOXc.
1 allow ulet; ptlme city, 5Uc.
Coffee dull ; fair cargoes, tfc.
Hay steady ; net tett'.5c.
Chicago Produce Market.
CiiiOAne, July 11,950a. m. Market o(cued:
Wheal August, KlJia i bepU, We ; Oct., Mite.
Cern August, 4(fie ;Sept. 4C;;;Oct., Kic
Oata Aug , -ifec ; Sept., SHfe ; Oct., a.e.
Perk Aug., $10 auj hept., U32 ; Oct., HI37.
Lai-d Aug., tf)0; t-cpt., 1 70 ; Oct., f; 75JtJ 77.
Ktbs Vug., S 3.5 ; S-iU, ti 45.
CLOHIM).
Wheat J uly, HiJe ; A ug.,
Oct., IKXft
Cern July, iiMa; Aug,
Oct., 4Gie.
Oats July, 315ie ; Aug.,
6JiO ; Sept., Wa ;
4''e j Kept., 4e ;
tfOCc; Eent.,25je;
UCL, -JeC.
Perk July. flOl'JUj Aug.,
flO'JO: Oct.. $1035.
Lard July, te i5; Aug.,
10!7i;
$.) CO;
Bcpt.,
bept.,
$5 SO;
re ; uci., "iwi.
Ulbs July,$5 3.5; Aug., $5 40;
Oct., $5 1,0.
fcpt.,
l.lvehUiek Prices.
CuteAOO. Cuttle ltecelpts, 0,100 head; ship
incuts, '.',100 bead ; niurHet slew but steady ;
shipping btecrs, l,3S0Ol,5(0 Jls.tl "CO 10; .'3)Q
1.350 lis, $3 405 01; OJOQI.'JUO B.S., $4 0003 30;
Klockern and feeders, $3 unQISO; cows, bulls
and mixed, f2 O0Q4 (j(I ; Texuns nl ti S5Q4 '23.
lings Receipts, nfiiu he id ; shipments, 7.0U0 ;
market hi Uk ; lOfJISe higher ; rough und mixed,
$3000115; packing and bhlpplug, $4 1CWJ1 65;
light MClgllU,$l 0.104 65; skips, 3 '25S3 85.
Bhcep Uecelpts, 4,000 head; shipments, OKI;
market strung for geed grades ; natives, $j GO
4 '25; Texanu.tiWQilO.
East LnutrtTV Cattle There was nothing
doing lu uittle today; prime, $5entftOJ; fair
te geed, t5 0Oi5 50 ; common, IOrt5Ue ; receipts
1,50 head : shipments 808 head ; slilpmunts Jjes Jjes Jjes
tordayte New verk, none.
Hogs active und Una ; l'hlladelphlas, $1 10'
4 60; Verketa, $1 40Q4 60; receipts, 4,000 head :
shipments, 1,300 head ; shipments yesteiday te
New Yerk, 10 carloads.
Sheep fairly active but unchanged ; receipt,
2,400 head l sulpmnnlB, 3,000 head.
BtucK Markets.
Quotations by llued, McUrauu A Ce,
Lancaster. Pa.
hankers,
11 a.
Missouri l'ucllle
Michigan Central ,
New Yerk Central SHH
New Jersey Centrul ;
Ohie Centtid
Dul laicb.A Western 1UJ-J
Denver X Illotlraude
Erie Wi
Kansas Texas x
l.ake elioi-e M
Chicago A N, W common. WV
N.NTOnl.A Wustern
M. Paul A Omaha
1'aclne Mall
KocheatcrA Pittsburg
t-L Paul ,,,, 73
Texas l'ucllle , 12'.
Union 1'aclne 61
Wabash Common...
Wabesb l'luierred
Western Union Teletcmrh., "2
Loulsvllle A Nashville , S5
N.Y., Chi. A St L ,
Lehigh Valley , 37
Luhlgb Navlgatle
Pennsylvania ,, 40K
Kcndlng i 1)1
l'.T. Aliutrale
Northern l'acltle Common 17W
Northern Paclrlc Pref,.... 4eK
llestonvllle , iiy.
Philadelphia A Urle,. , . 18? J
Northern Ceutrnl ...
Ccutiut Trausp ;,,-, ,
. J
12 U
3 p.m.
30i
jl"
iiii
w2
5
w
III
40
1
,2f
61
l'j
3SX
4d;j
INW.IJLIGEN6ER, SATURDAY JULY Jl, 1885.
Canada Southern....
Oil
People's Passenger.
tr.,4
19
s
KKW AVVEHTlHHMKHTa
AKINfJ POWDEH.
-V
ROYAL
if-
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
T1I1H fHiwder never varies. Amnrrelef purity,
strength and wholesemoness. Mere eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold lu competition with the multitude, et tow
test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders.
Held only in can: Hetal IIakimi 1'ewiipn Ce.,
1W Wall fctreel. New Yerk. uiav2MydAw
ItrANTED A (1
IUjTO DO GENEHAI
TT lloiikenork. Applynl
ll
AO.37 NOUTlf OUEUN hTltEET.
M1
ED10INECHESTIN THEMSELVES.
Heinous Cnnclnn Plasters lemaln lin
en ualled ns a gcnci-.il household medicine.
Clean, qultk, suie.
QcTIbeL TAX FOR lb8e7
The duplicate Is In the hands of the tieasuiet.
Tbiieper cent, oil for prompt pnyment.
W. O. M AUS1IAI.L, Treasurer,
Ne. 12 Centre brjuaie.
a- Oftlee hours llem 3 a. m. te I p in.
juncii trail
A"NGHEEABLir TOILET Ke7P
lends additional enjeymciil te the bath.
A large line In great variety ut
IIUIlLEY'S llltUU STOIIE,
Ne. !!l West King Street.
A. BR
-Use Manheiiu Heller Fleur.
lhe Original. The llest
lnayZ-lyM,WAS It
i . - . . -
THIS EVENING I WIMi SEUVE MY
customers with Knapp's Ilccr. Foikicn Feikicn
bach's ivilmlngten lieer and Philadelphia Uud
weNei lleer. Ice cold. Lunch this evenlngand
every menilng at 9 o'clock. Olto me a call,
WlLLIAM UEIIH, I'reprlcUir,
Heffman Heuse, 211 West King htrect.
It Foruieily known as the King el Prussia.
PENN SQUAHE ItEHTAUKANT.
Cluin feeup for Lunch this evening llem 9
tell p in.
Spring
Chicken, Oysters and Clam Hnuits,
Hplccd Oysters
tc, always en hand. Kechester
lieer en
tap. Open all night during thn nte
TelPtiheue connections. H COPLAND,
relet)
ltd
Proprietor,
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUIEDEKS.
Proposals for the erection of a Weeden
Intor-Ceuuty Ilrldge ever Octoraro creek, at
Uess Fording, will be reeltcd at the County
Commissioners' Olllces, Lancaster and West
Chester, until 12 o'clock neon, THUUbDAY,
JULY', 1S85. Proposals will boeiwued In lin lin
cetter the following Monday. Iiy order of
COMMlHSIONEItS OF LA.VCASTEIl AND
CHESTER COUNTIES. JelO WAU-tlit-Jyl'J
WORK
nuci
WANTED J1V A MIDDLE-
aged woman In washing and house clean
ng. Peojile In
iiiivatehetiM
M'S Ii
lavlmranvef the
above kind of w eik te de would de welltegliu
It te her, us shu Is peer nnd needs help. Alse
clean w ashing Is w ariuntcd and references gl en
If rciulred. Inquire at Ne. VIS, at corner of
bhlppcn nnd Oniugu streets, La neuter, Pa.
"VNE DOLLAH WILL PAY.
FOR PASTS, VEST AND HAT,
Well suited te attend picnics, excursions or
fishing irtles. Abe shirts of any kind for
'25c. and up. Hosiery from 6c. up lethc Fluent
I.tsleand llrlthdi. uauzu Underwear. Dusters
Just the thing te wear this warm weather. All
cheap te suit the present limes.
at llECHTOLD'S,
Ne. 62 North Queen buret,
S-Slgn of Iho lllg Stocking.
Bc
OYSANDGIKLS. YOUNG LADIES
AMI
GENTLEMEN.
Class for Instruction In l'eiiuiaushlp will be
organized MONDAY, JULY 11.
call and Examine Specimens of Improve
ment. Full Inlorinntlen at Keem of the LANCAS
TER COSl.MEKCIALCOLLLUE.Ne. lOXEasl
King Street.
H. C. WLIDLKU.
JyC-lwdR Principal,
THIS IS
bamuel
TO CEHTlt'Y
THAT WE.
M. Myers, Jehn
Gingrich und
Henry F. llarlmnii, cominuslencrBOf the county
of Jjincaster, state of
dav examined Clark
rcnnsyivania, nave tins
nsvlvi
Clarke's Patent r Ire
Escapi
rg. l'u
sold by O. It. Heffman A Ce, Hurrlsbiirg,
and de hereby niuireiii of same, and lecem
mend Its erection In nny or all buildings In
this county requiring tire escapes, under Act of
Assembly, approved June 3, l5.
Witness our band and seal this 2d day of July,
18s5.
HAM'LM. MYERS,
.IOM.V (il.VCJKICll.
HENRY F. HAR1MAN.
Attest: FKAK Urikjt.
ComniUslenei s Clerk. Jj3 lwd
EDUCTION IN Jjustem -MADE
Clothing. A well-made, Elegant trimmed
aud perfect lilting lluslness Suit for 18.00. A
goetl English Corkscrew Worsted Suit, flat
braided, In one, two, three or four-button cuta
way, for fi3 ej. A handsome Check Casslmcre
Sufi for $.(. A u elegant Serge Suit, In black,
blue, drub or brown, for $15.00. Fine English
Striped or Check Puutnlnens Hern $3 OOup. Re
incmbe, all work Is strictly first-class. Every
garmei'.t warranted te b ij ciircscnted. A
geed lit, well-made and nlcei; trimmed. The
largest assortment of patterns lu this city.
A. 11. ROSENSTE1N,
Iii2UjmdR 37 North Queen BtreeL
PROPOSALS l'OU STEEET WORK.
Scaled proposals for the following work
will be received ev the Street Committee nple
July W, 1SS5, at 7 o'clock p. m. Proposals te be
addressed te " Street ConnnllUse," mid deposited
In sticet box at Hindu's greceiy, corner, North
Queen and Lemen streets :
Fer piking Seuth liuke street lrem Vine te
German.
Fer piking West Chestnut slieet from Mul
berry te Charlette.
Fer piking North Lime sttect from Walnut le
Lemen.
Fer piking West James street ftem Mulberry'
te Chut let te.
Forlet-liicbsewereuShlppenBliectfroui Grant
te sewer en Orange street, und two Inlets.
Fer grading of Lauicl street betw ecu High and
lluttouweod.
The coinmlttce reserve the right te l eject any
or all bids.
Plans and speclllcallen can bc seen nt the oftlee
or Allan A. Hun, city regulator, HO East King
Btiiel. llyordcref
STREET COMMITTEE.
Attest: Edwin S. Bmkltz, Clerk.
J ly,l 1,15,18
JOHNS.GIVLER.
GEO. P. HATH VON
Het Weather Goods !
Beat Quality New Style Figured Batiate,
34-lnch wide, 15c; reduced rrem 20c.
Extru Wlde French Batiste, 40-inch wide,
18c; reduced from 25c.
Handsome Style American Satlnes, 15c.
New Patterns French Satlnes, 37c.
All kinds or White Goods, Embroideries,
Laces, etc.
JolinS.Grivler&Ce.,
NO. 25 BAST KINO STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
EOJt HAZE Oil It EST.
JTiOJX RENT.
2 Three I .aw Offices at Ne. 45 NORTH D UK K
STREET i and a. basmeut 65 feet long, supplied
with water und. beat, ..
U10HO-mJ r b.mamij. .aui,t.ani
jfjsir AnrjutTiMKMKKTa.
TJEL1C8 OP A DEAD 1NDUHTHY.
I)
JL) Compared with
li asters all crude and
Cnnitiftfed with Uonsen's Cmclna I'nmus
'. . f. .' - ""..:" zz: ... .
unsuiisinciury, i nma
en Is.
rpHE BEST
X the City, at
ItAUTMAM'S
Ge HAVANA CIQAU IN
YELLOW FitONT ClOAIt
bTOUK.
CABKE'STEA BTOilE BEST GOODS
und Honest Prices. Uranulatcxl Sugar, 7e.
Whlle "A.," oe. Coffee, 12e te 35e V ft. Pure
Syrup, loe ft q t. German Seap, Se ft har, Jjuin
dry Starch, Se V . Telephone.
CLAftKE'STEABTOllE,
W West King Street.
I" TIlltST-OIiASS BOAHDINO.
: Together with the choice of looms en the
first or second fleer. Surpassed by none In the
city. Call en or address,
HO. VU NOItTll QUEEN ST.
Table bourdon accommodated. uu-tfd
R
EMEMBEH THE OTiD STANDAItD.
llOHUICll'S WILD CIIEllllY TONIC
Fer Weakness, Oencral Debility, Dyspepsia,
Summer complaint, etc.
ltOHUr,U'8I.IQU(IU8TOHE,
npr2Mydll Ne. Contre S'luare.
w
ANTED.
A Yeung Man about Kevciitecn leais of Age
te Irani the
DXIUQ BUSINESS,
Addiess lu Own llaud-wrltlng,
"UltUOaiST,"
J)U'Jl lSTELLKlESCKIl OrilCI,
TTAPPV THOUGHT AND KEBECJCA
XX Tobaccos
HAIITMAN'H
Tolmrrnsenlv Se Per nine, at
YELLOW fllONT
C1UAK
BTOUK.
GKOllflK HlINNi; 'L' T PUAOTIOA 1 ,
' -lLUMIlElt,HTEAM AND UAS F1TTLU.
All orders piemptly attended te. batlsractleu
Kuiintnleed. Werk doue nt inMinonable prices.
NO. 135 NOIITII QUKKS HTIlKhT,
Jiinel7-.1mil Lancaster, Pa.
WITHOUT
Clears I
EXOEPTlOiV. THE BEST
Iger In the town, two ler 6c, nt
HAUTMAN'8
YELLOW rilUNT C1UAU
BTOItE.
I7ILOIHDA.
I will locate and secure you the title te
Forty Acres nf Mnverument Laud in Flerida for
One Hundred Hollars, Location guaranteed te
be desirable, healthy, with geed water, nnd
adapted tonrange culture and early vegetables.
Correspondence solicited.
lHAIAH KIIWARIIS,
Jlyll-lwd Huntingdon, Pa.
G
RAND CONCERT
Knapp's Summer Garden,
East Kibe Street,
ONSATURDAY EVENING
Music sr Tire lUrjthua llisu,
ltd
QAK
11 ALU
The Most Interesting Story
we have te tell 1$ our offering of
Mkh'k lwnine Ulck Flamiel bciTB at 0 SO
Hkitek Ones 7 SO
Men's IIlaik Diaoehal DrekhSlith h oe
Wauamaker & Brown,
OAK MALI,
g. E. Consult Sixth ash Market Piueitii!,
rillLAUKLl'HlA. Jeiitld
yUlS GOODH.
SUMMER GOODS.
WATT, SHAND & CO,
Nes. 8 & 10 East King Street.
A CHOICE LINK OF
Iniliii Linens,
Victeria Lan ns,
Nainzoek.s.
HEAVY CORDED PIQUES.
CKEA3I AN'II WHITE
SWISS ROBES
Willi lib; ami uarren irlrnuiltigrt
te match.
An liiiincnuu Mirtcty of
Batistes and Satines
lu all the Latent DenlgiiK and Coleiing.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
One Case Satlnes
At li',( rcuta u yunl, uratlc te sell at 2i cettts
One Case Batistes
At UKceuti it jaril, weitli 20 cent.
HEW YORK STORE.
J.
U. MAHTJN A CO.
.NEW AKK1VAI.S OF
Dress Satines
-IN-
FIILVCH AND AMEIIICAN MAKES,
SATIN E FOULARDS
IN NKW I'AITKItNS,
M INCH WIDK, AT UK CUNTS I'L'It VA KD.
Dress Ginghams,
ItEDUCED TO 8c. AND l.'Kc
PEHTEL BATISTES
IN CHOICE NEW l'ATTEUNS AT
1SXJ. AND 10c.
Wamsutta Percales
AT10O.12KC AND ICO.
REMNANT COUNTER.
We hae iilaced en this counter UEMNANT
1,AWN8 at 3e. jier yard ieruier price, l'.'Kc
ltemuaiit Dress batluen at 10c. und Uci former
price, 15c, aoe aud 23c.
J. B. Martin d Ce.
Cor. Vcst Kins anil Prince Stx.
LA.NCA8TEU, l'A.
, vbw adtertihexehts.
HESS GOODS.
HAGER & BROTHER.
SUMMER' DRESS GOODS!
Summer Silks, Surahs, Tricotine,
Nun's Veilings and Albatross.
Linen Lawns,
French Satlnes,
Anicricnn SalincH,
liritish Cleths,
Chniubrny Gliighains,
Zephyr Ginghams,
Embroideries and Laces.
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas,
Gauze Underwear.
HAGER & BROTHER,
25 WEST KING STREET.
rOLlTlVAZ.
F
OK JUKY C0.MM1SSI0N15U.
KDWAltl) AM 111. Kit.
Of Druuieru Ien nstilp.
Suljjccl te the iltclsieu of the IViuocmtle
county com cntlen. maji'i-tfilAw
ptOK JUKY C0MMI8SI0NUU,
K. C. DIL1.EU,
Of Eatl township, I.ancfif.ti'r county.
Huhlect te the rult'4 or the Democratic party.
liiylS-Stawll.WAStfJAw
piOIt JUItY COMMIBSIONIin,
SAMUEL M.KNOX,
of Leacock tow uslil p.
buliject le the decision of the Deinecrutlc
County Convention. Jlj72wd
F
OH JUKY COMMISSIONKIl.
HE.V.IAMIN IIOIJEIt.
Of the ElKthli Ward, Luncactcr Clly.
Kulijpcl te the dcilsleu et the Dcmeciutic
county convention. Jel-tfd&ir .
F
OIUUHY COMMISSION Kit.
JEltOMEll 8I1U1.TZ.
of hllzabcthten borough.
Subject te the decision el the Democratic
ceuniv contention. d w tfd
DKMOOltATIO COUNTY CONVKN
TION The Demeer.icy of the county of
LancaHter will meet In their i-eieral districts en
bATUKDAY afternoon ereenlui, JULV l,al
places und between hours te bu announced ten
days In advance by handbill by their respective
committeemen, te elect thrcoer live delegates te
tha count) und dIMrict conventleim, which 111
be held In the city el Lancaster, In the coinmlt ceinmlt coinmlt
teo ioeiih, thlnf lleir et Kenlet'a postetllco
building, en WEDNESDAY, JULY il, und le
(elect one person from each dlnti let for county
committeemen ler tbe ensuing jear.
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Pclcp iteg from the city will meet at lu n.
in . teelect three delegates te the stule coin en
Hen.
'Iho Ili'lcgates fiem thebecend (Lewer) ON
trlct will meet at 10 u. iu., te elect three delu
Kati'i. 'Iho Delegates from the 1 bird (trpperl Dlitrlcl
will meet at 10 u. in., and elect four delegates.
IIib Delegates will meet lu County Conven
tion ut II a. in., and nominate
ONE 1'EKhON fnrUi'cetder.
ONE l'EKSON for County boilclter.
1 WO PERSONS for I'rl-en InspecteM.
TWO l'EKSONSfer Directors of the l'oer
ONE 1'EUhON for Director or the l'oer ( two
1 earn )
ONLI'EIISON Air Jul y Commissioner.
W.U. HENbEL, Chairman.
J. II. I.kiitt, )
II. S. PAi-rrRseK, J Sccietarles.
W. 11. tjRiKn, )
S. It. The special attention et nil nicmbeisef
tbe County Ceinuiltteu and otllcersef the Dele
pate elections Is culled te tbe law yevcnilUK
1'rlninr' Elections rcjulrlnc their efllcerg te be
sworn, .tc.
11ATH ASD VAl'H.
G
KKAT KUDUCTION IN I'KICKS
SI.SCE.IULY IbtAT
STAUFFER.&COS.
HOYS' BTIIAW IIA1S, 6c, 10c., 15c., AH;., e.
HOYS' DKESS IIAT.X.55C
M EN'S HATS, 23c., 00c., 75c., tl.00.
AUENUINE MACKINAW HAT, ti.M.
A NICE MANILLA HAT, fiOO.
A 1IKAUT1FUL LIOIIT HltOWN nnd ULACK
HI IVr HAT, fl.SU.
S-C.ilI and see eurlJc. AViudew.-Ua
. D. STATTEEEE & CO,
(SHULT, A llltOS.' OLD STAND),
NO. 31 & 33 NORTH QUEEN ST ,
LANCASTEK, l'A.
KVEVTAVZE8.
QUPKKIOH
SPECTACLES
-AND-
EYE-GLASSES.
Microscopes, Kli Id Glasses, Ilaremelers, Tule
scopes, Male Lanterns, Thcnnemcters, Ilruw
Ini; Instruments, l'hllosephlcul nnd Clieiulcul
Apparatus. List nnd Descriptions nf cur Ten
Catalogues sent FllEE en application.
QUEEN &CO.,
NO. 921 CHESTNUT ST. I'HILADKLI'HIA
mar.1 lyilAw
y EVAN'S FLOUIt.
LEVAN'S
FANCY ROLLER FLOUR.
Makes Elegant llread. for sale by Qieecis
generally.
Levan 8s SonsMerehant Millers,
OtVlce: 17NOUTII l'UINCEST. apr27iud
nnilK MANSION.
THE "MANSION."
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Iho Leading und Largest Hetel. Falily loot,
ted, eleKuntly tumMicd and liberally iiiamiKed.
Electric bells, lights, and all modern ImpioMi ImpieMi
meats. Uoedoichcstru.
OHAS. MeGHiADB,
Jy7-2nid l'toprleter.
CAlNT-KAl'HAKIi WINK.
INFORMATION.
The Salnt-llanhael Wine lias a delicious flaveur
and Is drunk In the
nK in ine nnncipai
I cities of IttiSHla
liurmany,
Lrltaln.ll
'. Nerm am
North and Seuth America, Ureal
lidla, uud se en
The (ltiuntlly exported
annually is bulllclent proof of its stability aud
II 1UL11I. AltVAll ftkltl mf Ul W 1IWS(,S(J vn 1IU(
stayliiK powers, while rer the real connoisseur
there u ue wtiie that can be considered Its
-TheSlnt-UaphaclWlneCeuipany, Valence,
Department or the Dreme (France.)
H. E. SLAYNlAKER,
IVhUO. NO, W BAST KINU BXUKKT,
i
Peulards, Fongce, Grenadines,
Indian Cleths,
Persian Lawns,
Indian Mull,
rifjue Wells,
French Nainzoek,
Kngllsh Nainzoek.
EmbreideredjjMs Robes.
Lisle and Silk Gloves, Hosiery and
czuriiiAu.
Clothing te nieet every fancy anil
te plca.su the tiisle of every buyer
may always be found en our tallies.
Ne ene need leave us uusatislleil.
Our stock is full of real bargains
ut closing prices, illiiii the reach of
every purchaser.
A. 0. YATES & CO.,
602, 604, 606 CHESTNUT ST.,
Philadelphia.
in23uid
iroTiess.
A STUICll DI10THKIW.
Great Special
BARGAIN SALE
-OF-
CHILDREN'S
-AT-
ASTRICH'S
Palace of Eashien,
13 EAST KING STREET,
About One It unci red Dezen Asiuitcd Hats, all
geed, ilenlrable st) Ics, w lilcli w u lm u been Hell
lug successfully In season ut from u Dellar te a
Dellar and u-hnlf aptccu
Will Be Slaughtered
ATTHE UNIFOUM 1'ItlCE OF
TWBBfTT-miB CEtfTS
APIECE.
We bought tliem from oneof tbeluigestmnnu
fue tin eis lu New Verk at an enormous sacrillce,
u 1th Iho Intention or gh ng
Te Our Customers
A SPLENDID BARGAIN,"
Such as They Neier Cel Befere.
Cemu and convince yourself that they 1 cully
are what we udvcrtlse them te bu
REMEMBER,
HATS That Are Werth Frem a Dellnr
te a Dellar nutl a-llalf Apicco
-FOU ONLV-
Twenty - Nine Cents,
AT-
ASTRICH'S,
Ne. 1 3 East King Street,
LANCASTEK, l'A.
liiinied Straw Hats
n-4'
,Vf 1 T
i, -
iSV.
j
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