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THE LANCASTER DAILY IKTELUGENOER, MONDAY, MARCH 15. 188G.
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I ter Vwara IMeu by the
i . K.Charct and
Oft TW Nete.
OMTttvenOvsM el the litnuincu'
Sf A. March 15, Tha Bandar choel
Mtffcedtrt KstoeoMl church, of CcJubj-
i lMaMjm9Uea with the Coeknun Chapel
, tma- tbclr annual misaienary meeting
main body of the cbureu, oe
r attorneoa at 230 o'clock. The meet
a vrr larnlv attrndtd tT the
. taaehara. achelan. and friMd of the
An Intonating; prefraaine consisted
talm;MertaddrMMa,ic. rwmip
hnMefiary eauae. tM amount of money
1 9446.88. TM UBTBD IMOIBCIBBH,
lata aaboel. oentrlbutad f 108 and
FtbcyMrflltOL The Bible clan called
i OacUn of Lebanon contributed t loe. 15,
ai Jreyearl3L3a
tarn ban of the United Brethren
Amm . -. . .. ., .. --.
inn Bans a vuuginiaueiuu uievuaK uumi
wla aranlng for the purpose of consider
rthaftdTlaabUUroferectfeK anew house
werahtp. It waa agreed te build the
Havenwepian propeaea ey we pastor
v. C. D. Harp. Tela plan la te have the
harckand Sunday school room built aide
k aide under en reef, and by the use of an
Wefewar both rooms can be put into one
Can if the- occasion requires. It will be
lit en Fifth street between Locust and
-Walnut
&?Kar. O. K. Griffiths, of the Methodist
. eaarca, will leave ler r-nuaueipui iu wuu
.tlMaeaatonaefthe Methodist conference In
, that city.
& Rut. a. Relmensnvder. of Lancaster. efn-
delated at the evening service of the Second
; lintneran cnurcn.
'j Scries of Accidents.
Mia Annie Heek, living en Walnut street
sX'ttnvr HAjvinri. foil fi-rtm rhtr At hnr lifimn
ft-srT" : "' -- t z: " z",.Tr, ,.
Kum weea, en nor ngui arm, ureaKiug
v shore the wrisL
; k. Harvey Llchty. aged eleven years, son of
Si'BenJ. Llchty, living en Perry Btreet, was
vi: Ply,nKJ'"1 some companions, and while
:??j running along the street stumbled and fell,
&- k.biHi tit., !!.. .n, akKntratl.il nlhnff.
frr ft 1 . U3 M . fV,U ... M MVU, W uw V.W..
i-v-':,' Heal saute ixwi.
?j? At public sale, at the Franklin house, last
t A? Saturday evenlntr, C. C. Kauffman, attorney
W!& ler Dr. Housten Mifflin, sold a two story brick
W& house, 200 Walnut street, te Frank J. Heckler
K"sL" ler 81.800. Ne. 210 Walnut street was with-
K drawn at 11,850 and Ne. 137 I rent street was
& withdrawn at $1,110.
.: of six brick houses te be built at the corner
tf of Third and Chestnut streets. W. H.
t- uougenaeoier, contractor.
. The cellar is being dug for a house en
KSf Union street te be built ler Gee. Helm.
ftps Jacob Sneath will seen erect a row of twelve
t? hrfelf hniinmi en Kiffhth AtrpfiL
Tnvjm Ketvn.
g Fer the third Ume this winter the Ice has
.ti, moved from off the Susquehanna river, each
&-. Three eveuts et this kind In one season Is
fs , very unusual.
J-v The larirest house of the season, ilnan-
Wiit "dally, was in the opera uouse en last Satur
day night te see Uncle Tem s Cabin by
Abbey's company.
W. L. Bear, of town, left for Manchester,
Yerk county, called by reason of the death of
a sister.
Waites' comedy company will begin a
week's engagement in the opera house this
evening. Tlie company appears te-night in
"Shadows of a Lire."
Last Saturday afternoon a boller at the Co
lumbia rolling mill wade a very peculiar
noise, sounding) as if the boiler would ex
plode. This caused the empleyes te leave
the mill very rapidly. The noise lasted but
a few minutes but It caused n great excite
ment. Seren OlrU Enticed from Heme.
Before an alderman of Reading there ap
peared en Saturday afternoon a respoctable
farmer of TTnner L.ehlch named Moras
"$r'f Wagonherst, who related a story of the suc
cessful enticement Irem home of seven young
girls, daughters et respectable farmers In his
neighborhood. Fer several weeks two patri
archal looking men, pretending te be Mor Mer Mer
eon missionaries, had endeavored te make
proselytes among the farmers advising
them te sell out and go te Utah. The good geed
looking young girls were next approached
and stories poured Inte their ears of the
golden opiertunities presented te them te
lead lives of ease and luxury bv becoming
tbe-wlves of Mermen priests in Utah. The
bait was swallowed by seven of the tin
i sophisticated damsels, who left their homes
and fiiends last week, accompanied by the
strangers, their parents giving a half-reluc
tant consent The true character of these
"missionaries was seen discovered wlieu
the party landed In New Yerk city. The
girls were taken te disreputable houses and
efforts made te compel them te lead a life or
shame. Four of them have just returned
home, telling a pitiable story. The ether three
could net face their parents again, they said,
and remained in the clutches of the men who
entrapped them. The city being entirely
unfamiliar te thorn, the girls could notglve
any Information as te the locality where they
were taken.
IK THE NEAK NEIGUttOruiOOD.
Jehn Fey, an itinerant soap peddler who
aaya Lancaster Is his home, was arrested In
Harrisburg en Sunday while en a big spree.
The ilnal examinations of the tall and
winter term of the West Chester State
Nermal school begun this morning and will
continue until Thursday evening.
$? Harrisburg en Saturday, en the charge of
i.rt embezzling lrein his employer. N. P.
jgVi Alexander.
SWV" I)Ar Itlltphnr TWwnll.,- Tlt Tjnilnni1.n
township, Dauphin county, hut an huud
kauftansEspeushade'sfeudu for flnlf cent.
While playing "duck" In Harrisburg, a
atone struck Murray Frickman and dreve a
piece or skull into his brain. He died.
Steelton will witness a big firemen's pa
rade next Saturday. All of the state canltal
-fc. mmiMHlM Witt nqrilntnnt.
BUSH Three thousand pounds of dynamite were
I!? used at a blast In a quarry near Uigbsplre en
SfSi. Saturday. It dlsledited a small mountain of
& rock.
Jffit , Seme miscreant placed stones in the
f awltch frog en the Northern Central railroad
fe", ' near Woodberry station, Yerk county, and a
Jifi L lulftmAntrer train imnln lnn n. .. i.i a .
Jrem tbe main track te the siding by strik
ing the obstruction.
Patent for I m pre Ted Stock Car.
CeL Win. R. Gerhart, solicitor et patents,
CUred for Genrtfft Orrwwmnn nf ihla nlt
fgi patent for au improvement in stock cars. The
t!' car has separate stalls and tbe Improvement
. nm.i.i. in ,.....-..& a. nil .u. ... ..... . a.
aide of the car te facilitate the leading and
unloading and making tbe stalls of such
length that they reach but partially across
the car, se as te permit the moving or any
animal In lrent of the ethers. These stalls
extend dlflfrnniillv t-rwa ti.a ... . ..u ....
fc'V Herse te stand with its head towards the di-
r. 1-r.fitl nn In itll. a 1. A . f
". dhku" nuitu me mt u mev DC. AtinthAr
.s improvement is the ube of arewirvnirnim.
running lengthwise under the reef, led by a
; '" top. ea supplying eacu berse by
;4 means of a leed pipe extending along the
a. .
?&f Preached a Farewell Sermon.
S. UaV nOAnMnatll MMaMKnC3. 1 1. . T.
rij ' ii i"ui Dumuin ai.is.
t-tg- "wcb, preached his Jarewell sermon last
w.tjuuig ueiere a very large congregation. His
f.16Xt U frnm Tlinlal - or it ir ir
k 3? fpri V . '" l - iueiiv, ueuu,
V'kj, -"wi, u"uanun."
" mZZKF ,S,..V:"2IH?. J?? . "' ?
w,i ZZZY.. i, wuicusueweu a nana-
k Jvii, ..T ,T. jJr' ",,u "su it net Deen
Si-riltnat aome old dht ur ...i., .r ..
L' .would be at ttte teS . iKE'in1"?.
treaury. " ""
'Ttin church property lav.lne,i .t .i.,
"Si "Dd the churcii dBbt only 12, KM.
", Frem Gellece I1IU.
?. ' Tbe Gccthan and Dlaguethian annlv.,.,.
tim will take place en the 7th and Htu el
: i.mmj respectively.
". , w ..J W.M.UVVVMVUh MUl UO CC1B-
- kratad en the 13th of May this year.
P1U aonler class is divided in its sentiments
i eOBOeruleKthe retention or ' gowns and mor mer
i tar beards" for tbe graduating class.
'VObi Tuesday evening Prof. J. H. Kershner,
, Th.D.. will deliver the fourth lecturn In ti.J
t Jpurae gl veu by the College Y. M. C. A,
tMwbJect will be "The Sun." The cel.
Uf Glee club will furnish the music
' ''- At III Station Heum.
' KaapwShenck had twenty-one vagrants te
w at me siaiien ueuse en eaiuruay ana
utr nlgbu. They were allowed te de-
itnHfHerning.
. '- ARaaaJetHtiHMedOt
Tm ewil leaera dlapeaed of anneals
I :JH tataj.en te-day, as fixed by the assessors
'- rjarwiek, Jsart and Upper Leacock town.
tBm enr 'uiaitKf starts a jpasie-
Intent Excitement at the Medicine Man'n
8hew at Hi Lanrter Kink.
Fref. Sovereee, the medicine ninn, closed
his engagement at the Lancaster rink en Sat
urday night. In the afternoon there was a
tremendous crowd present and a fight oc
curred. It appeara that n rule was made by
which boys were te be excluded from the
rink. A man with his son came te the deer
and Insisted upon going in. A member of
the medicine company named Mess, told him
that boys would net be admitted. Tlie man
mid he would take the boy in and began cal
ling F.ess names A fight ensued and lUws
hadthe tmst or 1L There was a geed deal
mere interest manifested In the row than the
show, and, although several policemen were
brought te the rink, no arrests ere made.
In the evening the crowd was larger even
than In the afternoon. The building was
necked with women and uien, and no mere
could be squeezed In. After Severeen's part
of the entertainment had been concluded Dr.
Hale, who opens at Mrennercher te-night,
proposed te secure an advertisement for him
self by giving the people nn Idea of what he
Intends doing. The lights were turned down
In the building In order that some pictures
might be thrown upeu a canvas. While
everything was quiet in the ball ome ene
In the rear called out " Higher," probably
meaning that the pictures should be tliren u
higher or the lights turned up. The cry wa
mistaken for "lire" and a scene of contusion
followed. All theso who could ran toward
the deer and tried te make their way out or
the small entrance. There was a great crash
and several women were carried fainting
from the building. Feople attempted te
Jump from the gallery and windows but
were prevented. In a short time the lights
which had net been entirely extin
guished, were turned en and quietude
was returned. Ne one was hurt
beyond a few slight brule, but some
had their clothing tern. Nearly every tKxIy
In the building was badly frightened and for
a short time the excitement was intense.
This morning the professor left for Phila
delphia en the 8:10 train, and as the band
marched te the station they played "March
ing Through Georgia."
JIUSTE riiOM TUB SOVTU
A Lancastrian's .Kxperlenre Itclaw Mimi and
Dixen's Line.
Hiram Stamui, of the cigar manufacturing
firm of Jehn F. Keed A Ce., , who left Lan Lan
caster about six weeks age, for an extended
business tour through the Seuth and West,
returned home Sunday. He went Seuth via
the Atlantic Coast line, taking en route Haltl Haltl
tlmere, Washington, Ktebtnend, Norfolk
and Charleston, and then te Columbia. Col
umbus, Atlanta, Augusta, Heme, Mont
gomery ami New Orleans, returning ia
MentgJinerv, Chattanooga, Nashville, Louis
ville, Cincinnati and Pittsburg. Mr.
Statum regards Montgomery and
Atlanta as being the prettle.it cities
he visited. Atlanta bclni: the lUelitst
business place. He was delighted with his
trip and formed a very favorable opinion of
the Southern ieeple. whose hospitality al
most overwhelmed him. He found trade
away down Seuth, rather dull, especially in
agricultural liraucbe. and confirms oil that
our correspondent "J. 11. S." said last week
about the lndoleuce, shiftlessness and unre
liability of the negrees. Mr. Stamm pre
dicts that unless a better system cr
agriculture is introduced into the Seuth
and a better kind of labor secured
that the farms will speedily fall Inte the pos
session of thd merchants who give the ter ter
eors credit, or of specnlaters who will se
cure the farms at low prices en account of the
lluanclal embarrassment of owners.
Llgef Unclaimed Letters.
List of unclaimed letters remaining In the
postefflce, Ijiueaster, for the week ending
March 15, IS! :
Ladits' inf. Mrs. Mary J. Camplell,
MissMlnuleGarber. Miss Allce Guylarker,
Miss Myra Miller, Mrs. W. W. Perry, Miss
Llllle Sinelur, Mrs. Carrie Waters, Miss
Annie II. Witmer.
Gents' List. J. Clark, Samuel Gochnaur,
Charles Millard, Harry Hunter, J. II. Law
rence, Win. J. Pugh, Gee. A. Heet, S. H.
Shirk, Henry Smith, llertnan I C. Troxell,
C. IX Zeek.
Waited a llratihg.
Geerge 1). Harpel, who Is charged with
stealing clothing from the boys' high school
building, waired a hearing before Aldermau
Deen this afternoon and was committed !u
default of bail, for trial at court. Harpel
says that lie had accemr Ilces in the larceny,
and he made complaint against thren of them
before Aldermen Deen. Jeseph 11. Leng,
one of the number, was arrested and gave
ball for a hearing.
Presented with a Cane.
Jacob Rlckcr, the Vine street butcher, was
CI years old en Sunday and In honor of the
event he was presented by his frlends with a
geld-beaded cane suitably inscribed. The
present whs unexpected by Mr. Illeker.
A large number of his friends called en him
during the day and extended their congrat
ulations. A Farmer Kebbeil.
Isaac S. Land l, of Lendls Valley, reported
at tbe station house this morning that a piano
cover aud quilt had been stolen from his
house en Saturday night. The thier Is sup sup sup
!osed te be a German, 0 feet In height, has
red hair and smooth face. His age is CO
years, and he gees by the name of " Dutch
Christ."
Fleeted Frcsldent
At a meeting ei college mm from Dick Dick
ineon, Pennsylvania, Lewlsburg aud Frank
lln and Marball, in Harrisburg en Satur
day. H. T. Hitman, of the local college, was
elected president of the "Iutr-Celleglate
Ilase Hall association."
Official ilt.
The water committee of councils, accom
panied by Mayer-clect Morten, aud a number
of Invited guests, paid a visit te the water
works this, afternoon.
Italrd Hew.
Jehn Jehnsen, the Seventh ward hod hed
carrler, who raises a row overy lime he gets
full, was arrested en Saturday night en com
plaint of his wire. Alderman A. V. Dennelly
w 111 hear the case this evening.
Shad Fithlug Will Soen llrgin.
Te-day the law allows fishermen te catch
sbad, but as that flbh docs net enter the Sus
quehanna until alter the snow water has run
out, the seines will be left In their winter
quarters for some time yet.
Letter Held.
A letter addressed te Geerge Fcelker, 219
Market street, Philadelphia, Is held for post pest
age at the Lancaster losteIBco.
l'ostiened.
Owing te 1'ref JlalP continued Illness, the
" Nermal Class" and " Cherul Society " will be
postponed till Tuesday evening of next w ctk.
TIIBSTItHCr LICIIT IJUF.STIO.V.
Proposals for l.lKltlliig Hie city of Lnuraiter,
l'a., nttli the Fdlsen Iut-andeicetit
Light.
rnoreuAL 1.
Te the Lamp Committee
Uentlimkx! Pursuant te the lequcst of your
committee, uuhllnhpil fn th l .!.... ...........
and tbe J.'lcctrical M'ertJ, of New Yerk-, for rirn-
jjuaeiB.iM uguuug iuu cuy ui Lancaster with
clectrle light, I beg te submit herewith my
preposition, together with a map of Lancaster,
marked "Exhibit A.," showing nil the streets,
alleys and railways of said city, upon which ump
1 have marked tbe locution of the lights I think
necessary te Install, In order te produce a butter
cltectaud mere even distribution erilght, than
Is possible te obtain by the use or either electric
arc-llgbt or gas.
Ihe red dots en the map Indicate lights of ti-candle-pewer
the blue dots Indicate lights of
16-candle-power.
by reference te the map you will see that I
haveplaced eight 31 candle-power lamps In Cen
tre or Monument sijuure-sa 81-candle-pew er
lamps-ene at the Intersection of every street,
a well as at every rutlway crossing In the clt.
leave placed ene 3-jandle-pewer lamp at the
centre of each block, ene-hulf mlle ea:h way
from Centre or Monument souare.
i.e ,!l,laa 14-candle power lamps,
located at the centre el blocks, and nt allal!es
Intersecting .Uecta.a. well a, all crosslnief
allejs In tbe central part ettha cltr ene LaU
mue each way. I also prope.c te taefid. ta
b d ler this lighting. e eUctrle Uuipi uf s Zl
dle-pewer each, te be placed either b, the Lau ,
Committee or Committee of Council.
dark recesses and dangerous places with
which I am net acquainted, but where
mere than ordinary illumination U required
In order te light the city according te the shore
specifications, aqd " Kxhlblt A," upon permis
sion te de se by the Council, I will erect tbe
electric maim and atuch the lamps te the pros
ent cltr Ismp Pe,t, In a Imllar manner indl.
cated br the drawlug hereto attached, marked
" Kxlilblt II." 1 will nlne erect, at my own cost,
ttittnble wooden pet, lmllar te " Kxhlult C
In all placet here there are no cltr polls. And
will complete the entire tyntcm, and mpplj- the
lights for one; ear, commencing en the night et
June 1, I'M, for the umet (IM.one) tweatythen
gind dollars, payable In monthly Installments
of II.CfACT) sixteen hundred, UtyU dellaM
and sixty-seven cents
rRoreAt ti
I will erect the MjrMtin and light tlie city In ae
cerdance with the irecltlCfttleni and exhibit In
I'ropesl l, (excepting a te the erection of new
lamp pests) for the sum or conMdcratlen et l"
cent per night for each 32 ctndlr power lamp,
and S etnH per night for each 10 candle pew er
lamp, and 1 will credit the city with the sum el
JO cent per ntght ter each lamp of 3-2 caudle
pew er, that deei net burn and 10 cent' per night
ler each lamp et 16-candle power, that doe net
burn, after ha lng been reported by the police,
the outage account te lie kept by the city police,
and te be reported dally te the office or the
Electric Light Company, and 1 te report
monthly te the City Council the amount te be
deducted from the monthly bill.
If either of the abeve bids are accepted I will
require the city te ghe te me the right et way
et all streets and alleys, for the erection of poles,
mains and applUnce. and I will oxecnte a geed
and sufficient bend ler the faithful performance
of the contract during the period et one 3 ear
from thenrt day of June, l&M.
Keipectfully submitted,
V. It. SHAW.
Insurance 1'afd.
Mr. A. C. Kapler this morning received a drart
from Jeremiah Itlfe, agent of the Hartferd lire
lnsurance company, for bis claim under a policy
eff.O0, covering his stock of hardware which
was damaged by fire last Monday.
Amusements,
Health Jycciurr. Doctors W. If. Hale and W
F. Fenner, the former editor of Health and
.Seme and the latteref Jeffersen Medical cellege
Intend gh lng a course of free Illustrated health
lectures at Mmnnercher hall this week. This
evening the subject will be " Diseases of
the Threit and Lungs." The lectures will be
Illustrated he charge Is made for admission.
SalltbHrti't Troubadours. The Indications are
that this popular company of artists will hate a
large audience te morrow evening Already
about two hundred seats have been teserved
and many mere will be taken befere tbe com
pany arrives. The piece te be presented here Is
a newece, bnt Is highly spoken of by the press
cterywhere. People living en the (Juarryvllle
railroad wilt come te this city and return en a
specUl train.
Telephone Connection.
Jeremiah Rife's insurance agency, .Ne. 32X
Seuth Duke street. Is connected with the tele
phone exchange.
nKATllli.
Lese In this city, en the l."h Inst, Jehn
Leng, In the()th yenref his age.
The relatives and friends of the lamlly are re
epecttully int Ited te attend the funeral from
the rc-ildcnce et his sister. Ne. 3.V) West Orange
stteet, en Tuesday afternoon atSo'cleck. Inter
ment at Zlen's cemetery- ltd
llTiaiET In this city, en tbe 13th Inst.. Margie
May, daughter of Milten and Annie llyerley,
agud 3 3 ears.
Frem earthly sorrow and from pain,
Dear Margie thou art free,
lint we shall lire te meet again
Te part no mere from thee.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral from her
parents' residence, Ne 4IJ North Mary street,
en Wednesday afternoon nt 2 o'clock. Inter
ment at Woodward Hill cemetery. ltd
feTstsvAs Inthlsclly, en the 13th lnst.Jelin
Stelnmsn, In the 3Hh year et his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, fretu
his late residence, Ne. se West New street, en
Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock. Te proceed te
Heifers cimrcn. ltd
lUMtLTO.x. In this city, en the 15th Inst., H 11
seu Hamilton, In the CM year of his aje.
Netice et luneral hereafter
Klacs. In this city, en the 13th Inst., I'hlllp
A. Klau, In the Wthearef his age.
The relatives and fiiends of the family, also
xeuienia A.euge, e. kb, k. el 1'., Washington
Conclave, Ne. 9. S. tl.H., and lied Jacket tribe.
Ne. 41, 1. O. K. M., are respectfully Invited te at
tend the funeral Irem his late residence, Ne. Ml
Lew street, en Tuesday afternoon at S o'clock.
McLachhu.n. On the llth Inst., at Dlllervllle,
Lincaster county, l'a, Patrick McLaughlin, In
the TSth year of his age.
The relatives and friends ofthe famllv. also St.
Bernard's society, are respectfully invited te
nuena me mnerai irem the residence of his son
In law. William Westman, nt Dlllervllle, en
Wednesday morning, funeral te leave tbe heue
at 9 o'clock, te proceed te St. Mary's church
ltequium mass at 10 o'clock interment at St
Marj's cemetery. n
aiAUKVTs.
Philadelphia I'reuute Market.
PKrLADKtFH!A,Marchl3. Fleur market quiet ,
Sales of IM) barrels, Minn, bakers at U a'.l CO :
retina. lamlly at HOI 25; Western at ft 37X65 :
Patents, t5 u5tA .
ltye flour steady atM 45(2350.
1 p. m, call Wheat March, 91c. April,
93Kc; M-v.MJict June. SWCje.
Cern-Ma-ch, 47c 47 April ! 47e, May, June,
Oau-lt Jfe March, April j lOJjc May and June.
New Yerk Froeuce Market.
Niw Ierx, March 15. Fleur dull ; line grades
Fine, 12 30Q3 10 1 Buperflne, t2 90Q3 40 s
Common te fair extra Ohie, S3 80C4 00; geed te
choice extra Western, II OS35 te ; common extra
Minn., WAHI5 60; F.xtraNe. 2, 13 303 75,
Wheat N e.l hed. state en spot, s-c; Ne. 2 Ited.
state, en spot, 95'e-j,.; .Ve 1 White, state. 95c:
Ne. 2 Ued, Winter. April, 9.cjc ; ilay. 97140
Cern Ne. 8 mlitxl. cash. 4c. Ne. 2 Mixed.
March, iiyic April, 43Kc ; June, 4Skc.
Oats Ne. 1 White, state, 41c : Ne 2 de. 401.
Ne. 1 Mixed, April, 37JJc. n
ltye dull; Western, b.(l5c ; State, 65ft7t'c.
llarley nominal; ungraded Canada, hieyic.
Ferk dull; Me-s, 110 00 for old; mail 50 for
new
, Lard-March, SD 30; April, K 30; Jlay, ki 30,
Molasses dull ; boiling stock at lSk19c for 60
lesu Perte Itlce, 2ie4ic
Turpentine Arm at 60c.
lleslu quiet ; strained te geed, II 0531 10
Fetreleuin dull 1 Ketlned. 7ia
Klcesteady; Carolina and Lenlslana at 3XO
Sugar dull but unchanged : Keflned cutleaf.
6?e; granulated, 6'c; fair te geed reUnerv!
0,7H; Confections'' A." 0 5-lCc """'r.
Tallew steady; prime city, iVc.
llutter steady ; Western Imitation Creamery
S'aVk 8ta,e' MO30ci Kcni Creamery
s"u?e?7eiAc" ' h' "'"' Ch0ie0 T3W-'C;
Chicago r-reance MsrkeL
CHioAeo, March 13. b;m p. m. Market opened.
Jun?eB7c ,M,HC! -I""'850: Msy.Mc;
J.l:nc"ucttrCl) S7KC' ' ApnU S:KC '' May' iCi
Oats March. 20c ; April, 27Kc ; May, Jitfc.
lioTe rch' ,lu ' Way' "4 June
Jime?i U7lCh, (i Apr"' KWii May Cl0:
Itlb's Mar., 1-5 45; May, 5 ",i; June, f5 15.
VLuiisa.
j heat-March, tO'ic; April, Wjc , May. Se'.e
wZh&JSkZ Ap'"' -.
S1clJulner.C3,lAi0,APrl, lay, 31JJO
JunetkJC,1'r''T0' Apr"' " Ma5', WS0:
F&hVJ'-X. April, t5 92, Ma,.
short Hlbs-March, 15 1"
15 April, $3 15 .May,
u;u; June, (jej,
Iralii aud I'rorlsiens.
rurnlshed by S, K. Vundt, lirekur, Chicago.
March 15, 1 o'clock p. in.
" heat. Cern. Oats, l'ersr. Lard.
March jj'i
April '.J 6ej
l"y WJ 40 31 9 SO 6 97
AuBgui;r:::::::::-r5 a
Winter Wheat !!T.?!'.. H"
Spring Wheai. ""..!!!. t3
H"Ln 7
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::: "
barley I.'".'
Crude Oil 7SVj
Uecelpts-Hegs ,,,"ld'
Closing Prices 2 o'clock p. n .
,, . Wheat. Cern, Oats. Perk, l-ard
Marc! Hm ,,, 70 5 ir-u
April U slQ .;;. 9.70 5 via
? - S1"? 82 M .U5
5SK? 53 - K .7K
Oil City
Crude Oil j8j.
Use Stock Markets.
Chicaiie Lattle Uecelpu, l.S'XI head: shin,
tneiits. WiO head! market slew and lewei 1
shipping suers of uw te Jae s, at u iij
ft 5et steckera and feeders. $.1 00 Bi cewV
bulls and mixed. 11 (.131 -a ; bulk, 13 uiQJ 20 !
through Texans,3WSI 60. ihjj
Ungs-Uecelpts, H,u head ; shipments. CSOOi
slew, 6OIO0 lower; rough and mixed, tltSAli ir!
iSrraetsjKpiS?u " u&' "' Uerxt- ;e
Sheeii Uecelpw, 1.SH0 head; shlpmenta.
SSi. uuirket steady for geed; natives, ri 10
05 63; Western, J05 00 1 Tuians, It 25Q25i
limbs. It uej3 50. sj
Kast Lissktt Cattle receipts, 7b9 headt
! ime.nl"'. 6'3 ' .market slew; prime, 15
tiwl fair te geed, II 25 u); common, 13 5 O
4; IscarsshlpiM-'dtoNew'erk
Hogs receiiu, a.ftii; shipments. 3.600;
SSr4SliTa! 'J'!l"'l.l!las, l 4504 S't YeTk!
New Veft ' P' " u3 "1 19 ear snipped te
rCkeer''a,,1dC0 W""?
new Tork Stocks.
Kaw Yeaa, March l.V Wall strecUlJOp. m.
Meney at 1K6 per cent. Foreign exchange
dull at W R"0 W Uevernments Urmt
Cnrveney 6's, IIW bid) i' reups. l;
bid W HI!) bid.
The stock market opened unchanged from
Saturday figure, but during the first hour en
quite a steady buying of the stocks of the cer
rupted transcontinental peel prices advanced
Wfi'W percent. The bnj lng of these shsres was
caused by reports,
Tethe effect thM the differences between the
reads named would seen be adjusted, alter the
nrsl call a raid was made 011 the grangers, and
they were sold pretty freely up te neon. At
mleday under their lead the whole list bad de
1 lined i te 1 per cent. Since 13 o'clock the mar.
ket has strengthened, but the undertone Is
feverish.
Stock Marreu.
Quotations by Keed, McCirnnn A Ce , bankers,
Lancaster, l'a.
KSW TORK LIST.
11 a. . 12 u. S r.tf .
Canada Pacific.....
u c. c. 1
Cel. Ceal
.... (V.-.
41 .3.
.. 5H
:: IS
Central Pacific.
Canada Southern
Chi., St Us I'gh
Denver A Ulodrande
Del., Lack. A Western.
Krle .,,,
KrleTd
New Jersey Central
K X T
Leu. A N
Lake Shere ...,
Michigan Central.....
Vi""urt Pacific
Northern Pacific
N. 1'. l'ret
N. W ,
New Tork Central
Ohie Central
Omaha ,
Oregon Trans
Ontario Western
Pacific Mall ,
Uechester A 1'lttsburg
St. l'anl
Texas l'actflc. ,
Union rsclflc ,
Wabash Common
Wabash I'mferred
Western Union Telegraph.
West Shere
rHiLAOiLraiA list.
Lehigh Valley
11.. N. Y. A 1'hUa
1211
27K
IS
M
101,
iS
Stij
31
51 '
4j0
!sii
lese;
uw
31V,
V
4
C3?J
1W,
6l't
1W-S
WW
4
lw
. MIX
: 5
11 11-16
,. 50! i
Pennsylvania....,
Helding
LehlKh Navlirallen
ul
14 11-16 14 "-IS
Wi 51'i
.... ssd
Ueetenvllle
I'elladelphla A Krle,...
Northern Cent
People's Passenger. ....
H'd'g Oen'ls M'tg's Its...
en r.
ew
li; 101
7H 7-1,
102
Leral stocks ana llends.
Beperted by J, 11. Leng.
Par iJLst
value, sale.
Lancaster C per cent., b90 ,. no 110
6 115, 100 lit
" " Scheel lean tee lu5
" 4 in ler 20 years lis) li'J
" 4 In 5 or 20 years, liu lin.25
' 4 " In lOoraeyears. KM l(rt
Manhelm Dorough lean no 1CJ
BAK STOCSS.
First National Bank 100 95
rarmers' National lUr.k 5n 115
Fulton National Bank lit) I'm
Lancaster County .National lkiuk .... 50 115
Columbia. National Hank !i 110
Christiana National ILmk 1(U 115
Kphrata National Uank 110 110
First National lUnk, Columbia 100 IV.
rirst National ltank, 8iraburjj lra It)
First National Hank, Marietta 1(0 ae
First National Uank, ML Jey loe 15010
Lttltz National Bank 1(0 150.J0
Manhelm National Hunk no lfe
Union National Ibuik. Mount Jey.... M M
New Helland National Hank be 130.50
Gap National ltank liu 110
a narryvUle National l!.ink 100 110
Itzabethtewn National bank 10a 110
Netthern Hank stock ion lsi)
TCKSTtM STOCKS
Big Spring A Beaver Valley 25 70)
Irrldgepert A Horsesheo UW 24 50
Columbia A Chestnut Hill 20' 40
Columbia A Washington 2u 21 CM
Conestoga A Big Spring 2ft 20
CelumblaA Marietta :
Maytown A Kllzabetbtewn !" 40
LancnsterA Ephrata 25 41
Lancaster A W lllew street 25 4ra
strasburgA Millport 25 22
Marietta A Maytown 25 (.1
Marietta A Mount Jey 25 SS50
Lane, KUzabethtewn A Mlddletewn. KO 70
LancasterA FrultvlIIe 50 M
Lancaster A Lttltz 25 75
East Brandywtne A Wavnesburg..... 50 .25
LancasterA Wllllamstewn 25 107.50
LancasterA Maner .'.) i
Lancaster A Manhelm 25 Xl.50
Lancaster A Marietta 25 33
Lancaster A New Helland HO se.OS
MiscxLLAiizei's sreexs.
QnarryvlileU.lt 50 1.13
Mlllersvllle Street Car 50 m
Inquiring 1'rlntlng Company. ta 5J
tiaalfghtand ruel Company 25 is
Stevens Heuse (llends) K liu
Columbia (as Company 25 25
Columbia Water Company 10 10
Susquehanna Iren Company lm 9H.25
Marietta Hellew-ware lm :ie
Stevens Heuse 50 no
Mlllersvllle Nermal Scheel 25 lt.u5
Northern Market 50 ti
Eastern Market 50 mi
Western Market m 51
Ijincaster City Street Hallway Ce 50 30
Oils Company Bends no no
Columbia BoreuKh llends !( lul
LancasterA Susquehanav Ste ste
Lancaster A New Danville 25 11
NEW AD rXHTIMKJlH.VTH,
OAKINQ POWDKK.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER,
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never varies. A marvel of purity,
strength and wholesemeuess. Mere eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
old In competition with the multitude et low
teat, short weight, alnra or phosphate powders.
Sold only in cam. It oval Baxike 1'ewDxa Ce.,
106 Wall Street, New Yerk. may27.l7dAw
FOK SALE. KIRST.CLASS OYSTKK
and Ire Cream caloen ; geed location
geed reason given for selling Apply nt this
office. inl&Sta
LOSTLAST EVENING BETWEEN
Trinity Chnrch and West Chestnut street,
a Lady's Oeld Ear-ring with stone setting The
finder will be liberally rewarded upon leaving
tbe same at this office. ltu
DR. A. W. SOVEREEN'S MEDICINE,
late of the Lancaster Kink, for sale only at
KAUrFMA.VSDKUOhTOIlK,
Ne. 56 North Queen Street, Lancaster, l'a.,
)nl5-3tdll (five doers north ofl'estorllco )
PUBLIC SALE.
On 8ATUUDAY MOItMKO, MAUCII 20,
180, at 10 o'clock, will be sold at the Hearding
"il Livery Stable of Dlt. J. O. HIIAUJI, Xe.lt
West King street (formerly Cress Keysbnteh,
a geed horse a Ne. 1 roadster buggy, whins,
harness and blankets. tiarlJ-et
THE MEMBERS OF RED JACKET
, .. 'tribe, mj. 41. Imp. O. of It. M.. are respect
fully Invited te attend the funeral of our late
brother sachem, I'hlllp Ulaus, en Tuesday after
neon at 1W. o'clock. Metamora, Ne. 2, Ee-shah.
ko-nee,Ne 4J, Canasatege, Ne. 203, are respect
fully Invited te attend.
It FKANK 7.IKOLEU, K.ef llecerds.
FOR RENT A IiAIMUS TWO-STORY
Brick Stable situated one Market street,
one-half square above Northern Market Heuse
Beem for seven or eight Horses ; large wagon
hedatlacbed. Kent. n 50 ter month. Inquire
at JOHMIK!ME.s.'is Shee Stere.
Hd North Queen Street.
TNSl'HANC'E OFFICE REMOVED.
The Insurance and Ileal F.atateOfllce or Jere
miah ulfe lias been removed te NO. 82W SOUTH
DUKKSTKKKT. Telephone connection.
... ... JEKEMIAII KIFK,
marll-lmdlt Ne. 32J b. Duke BL
L'BLIO HALIi
OnTIIUil8DAY,MAKCIllU.1855.at Ne.2II
East Orungei'trect, a valuable let of Household
Furniture, nearly new. Parler Sulte (bioetde
uphnlsteredl, Brussels Carpet, Tennessee Mar
ble Tep -table. Parler (dmp light) Lamp, Hall
and Stair carpet and lteds. liatjtack, stained
Glass! all Ijjmp. Dining-room, Library and Bed
room Carpets, Walnut Dining-room Suite, Ex
tension lables, Chairs. Sideboard, PlerTable and
Mantel Mirror. Child's Carriage (rattan). Cur.
Jains and Cornices. Cerner Cleck. Wardrobe,
two complete Walnut Bedroom suites, iolle
u SfUl.PtJlTi0? "efrigerater. Wuinut B.ikcas,
Walnut Malr-cleth Suite, Clawfoet Table, Cane
ltecker, one Self Feeder and one OU Steve, Cab
Inet bowing Machine, one English Facile ilvrl.
cle, nearly new. one eight-tune Mu.te Bex. to te
KeHier with many etherartlcles net mentioned.
Sale te commence at 1 o'clock p. m., w ben
term will be made mown by '
. . OEO. E. FAI1NESTOCK,
II, KHClItT, Auct. n-e..
u. L. JTaiiiir, Clerk. maris 3t
KKW AnrXHTlMKMKNT.
Iw!Ui;rrSTuN01;.TW'o,reRniucK
,,, J iTm""1' llen -Ne. MB Ka.t Omngestreet.
niar-4tia H1KS11 A lllte.
H 1L1:Y'M 111100 8TOHK WIIsl. UK
removed te NO. St! WKST KINO 81 KKKT,
dlrrctly iipjHisltp the Coeier Heuse, en or about
April 1st,
STOKKitoe.M reu hi:nt.
Ne 2CW, also Mi. Mi both rooms maybe
thrown Inte one II desired, making one el the
largest and best lighted rooms In the cltr. Fer
pattlculart rail nt Ne aiKAVT MM! SIIIKKT,
Lancaster, l'a.
ia aTTkYt 1: S. - K IM H A 1. ii'-S
Straight Cut in satin parks, and all the
leading brands or cigarettes, at
(tennerly llartman's,) 21 North gueen St.
TUE FINEST, CHERRY, I1LACK
berry, Dinger and Kluimel Brandies nt 60
cents a quart, our 73 cents a quart ltye Whisky
Is flue ana cheap.
ItOllllKK'fl LIQUOltSTOUK,
.Ne. a Centre Square, Lancaster, l'a.
apr22-lydll
AA.
BB.
Use Mtuihciiu lfellcr Fleur.
The Original. The BesL
m y2-lvM,WASU
gl'RINO OuTuceXTSORIVEir
u1',?'0.11 .want Rn K'cgant Spring Overcoat, of
English Melten or Corkscrew Worsted, In all
shades, made te jour order, silk lined through
out, for I3.TO, call at
KOSKNSTKIN'S
.. ., .. 'lne tailoring Parlors,
. Ne. 37 North QniHin street, Lancaster, Pa.
aa-i-ull Lluoef spring and Summer suitings
new in stock. niM-emdU
WANTED AX HONEST YOUNG MAN
. ...frrf permanent iwsltlen, with nn old,
established hrm as their repreentntHe In his
own stale Sular)' te begin, 50 tvr ineiith.
Iteference exacted A31. MANI'FACTUKINU
HOUSE, 14 Barclay St., N. Y. tuarl-ltdM
ESTATE OF DAVID KfxaWALT,
late of Kast llemptleld township, deceased.
Letters Ot adlnlnlstnitlnn nn anlil f,ltn hArlni,
t'een.grant'd te the undersigned, all persons In
debted thcrote are requested tomake Immediate
payment, nndthene haMng claims or demands
against the time, will present them without
delay ter settlement te the undersigned, ivsld
lng In ItohrvrMewn, l.anciutei county, l'a.
MAltTIN UINUWALT.
DAVID HINttWALT,
A O SzwriiEit, Administrators.
Attorney. fet15-6tdM
riMi Y " THEI.ATE.ST "-N 1 "vSMfRAN D
X Cigar, nil the go. Dealers all buy them by
the box or l,e., nt
MAItKLEY'S "F.LI.OW KUONT,"
( Formerly llartman's,) 21 North Queen t.
VOTK'H
-L l.ANCAsrrR, March 13, leV
The members of Teuteuln Ledge, .Ne. 165, K.
of 1' , are hereby notified that the meetings el
the ledge will hereafter be held In Castle Hall
Inland city Ledge, Ne M, K. et I" , Fulton
Opera Heuse. J.H OSTEKMEi FK,
ml3-2t K. or It. AS.
MR. LEONVOXOSSKO IS XOV' OK
gantzlng evening classes for theinstruc
Hen In the t rench and liermau language, te
accommodate ladles and gentlemen whose time
Is taken up during the day
NO. 7W EAsT KINO STUB El,
marlMwd Above Lecher's Drug Stere
Tl'ST OPENED, ".VTTIir.
North End Dry Goods Stere.
A LOT OF
BOOKFOLD GINGHAMS,
In Itemnant', nt Scents a yard : worth Ukc.
Alse Jiew Sateens, Dress iilngliams and
Seersuckers.
J. W. 1IYUNK.
nevS 1 d Ne. 322 North Queen street.
B
UCHMlI.LER'.S.
Only a little while longer can you secure de
elded bargains In 1,1ms, Cutlery, IteveUers,
lSs7ers. "clssers. .Machinists loels, Ac.
We offer special bargains in Ouns and (inn
uoeds until tue 13ih!nsL.,tocle-o nuteurentlre
stock befern April 1. Inside nnd OutsldoShew
t a-es for sale cheap.
HUCHMILLKH'S.
Ne. IJJ North Qneent 8L. lincaster
. J"All goods left for repairs must lie called
for by March 20. niar5-3 d
J" YOU WANT A "
Flne Grnde of Fleur
l'ay a little mere than you would for an erdl
nary iteur, and ask your grocer for the
NIAGARA FALLS FLOUR,
Made of the best Minnesota Wheat. It has no
equal In the market.
DiZ Tlvisen7
OKMCKS AND IIKU4, STOKE,
. l.'se.V.sth St . I'hllad'a..
Keglstered Physician and (iradnatn Jeffersen
College, guarantees te cure all Bleed, Skin and
Nervous Dtcacs;alse 1'rlvatn Diseases of cither
sex. w 1th purely vegetable remedies
dk. ealse.vs Gelden tehiedic pills
are Safe, Certain and Effectual, fi box. Send
ferclrcular I5n) N. sTH aT., Philadelphia.
Treatment by Mall. f27-ld
rpEAS AND COFI'nEsT
en need seme goetl Tea and C effee, don't 011
1 ou don't w ant te be cheated, de 011
Yeu want your money's worth, don't Yeu
Yeu had better call en Clarke, hadn't 1 011-
ou should see his low prices. It will pay toil.
leu will find his prices te suit Yeu.
Yeu should read and act as we advise Yeu
Buy your Teas and Coffees, Ac, of Clarke. 33
WE&r KINO STUKET, and save 20 percent.
F
OR SYLB.
SAFE INVESTMENTS.
FIVE AND 0 I'EK CENT. MOHTOAOES.
QUAI'.UYVII.LE IS. K. 7 1T.II CENT BONDS.
.AS CO.Ml'ASt C I'EK CENT BONDS.
AI.SO-
BANh, TL'itNPIhE AND MAIthET STOCKS
In Amounts te Suit 1'iirchahers.
Investment and Speculative Orders
ALSO PUOMPTLY FILLED
By Private Wires In New Yerk. Plilltdelphla
Baltimore and Chicago Markets.
JAOOB B. LONG, Breker,
IVnn Square and West hlng Street.
M.TbAw
TN AID OF IRELAND.
Under the Auspices of
LANCASTER BRANCH, Ne. 694,
Iruh -Vitieail Lesgne of America,
A Mass Meeting of theso el lincaster City
and County Interested In tbe Irish cause and In
sustaining l'arnell In bis t fferts te procure Heme
Bule for Ireland (by constitutional limitation,
and net by dynamite) will be held at the Cenrt
Heuse at Lancaster, en WEDNESDAY, MAUI II
17th (SL Patrick's Day), at 8 o'clock p. in.
Addresses will be delivered en the Irish cause
by E. K. MAKTIN and W U. IIENBEL. Esqs., te
be followed by the opening of subscriptions te
the l'arnell Fund. m(Veedtml7Altw
A special return train will leave Lancaster nt
11 o'clock p. tn. for Columbia and Marietta.
TU8INES.S COLLEGES.
"What I Knew About Them."
My condemnation Is net what an education
contains, ler 1 believe It would be a very excel
lent tblnir tern veunir man or wntnan tn kiinw
(J reek, or Latin, or Hebrew. 1 say yes, If It could
be given them as one would a bonnet, or au acre
of land, or a yoke of ezun I believe In a busi
ness education net for one class, but ler every
class. I wish every young man In the country
had a geed business education, or such an edu
cation as should tit blm te fill acceptably and
usefully tbe position of a geed merchant's clerk.
1 wish every man hud such un education every
young man especially. Herace Cireeley,
Such un education is Imparted at tbe
LANCASTER COMMEUCIAL COLLEOK
Address, II. C. WEIDI.KU, Principal,
G
OOD WORK (HIEAF.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF I'KINTINC!
Tobacco Buyers'
Contract Beeks, Boeoipt Beeks, Re
ceiving; Beeks, Uample Tags,
-and-
STRING TAGS FOR BAILING.
CALL AND SEE OUIt SAMPLES AND CKT
PUICES.
WE AKK NOW l'HEPAHEl) TO
Perforate, All Kinds of Blank Beeks,
Sucb as Checks, Notes, Contract Heeks, Ac.
saine as postage stamps, se that they ran be
readily separated, febmfd '
TVH HACK OM XKlfT.
Tir A N T E 1). AT THIS OFFICE A
.J Weekly ISTKttteKsrxn of Match 4, 1
and Net ember 25, lsss. inll-ttd
Edit RtiTme3rAlTRTiTi7TTlAlTn?
slratde Stere Keem. Nn. ia i'i,nire vnni-n.'
has been usint for a cigar store for years. Apply
te
USOllUK W.TOML1NSON,
Short tTs Oftlce.
marJ-tfd
F
)R RENT.
hterw llnem umi ituniiin, in t ii,..n,
S?.T.?i i!m.Y,,IV",lt" 'Vstone Heuse, Biul op.
c T1 iJ r.00"" ller,'n?t "s a liquor store
iiWiM l'lULif l'kii.ei.tkii,
janAMM North Ollenll Htrnnt.
-ITtORSALEOUEAl'.
will "li at aHt; C,,bln0t 0rn' co-1
lJS"u.'er?p"a:"f"'M' WR M7 Nertn 0ITO
FOR RENT.-TWO VERY UKSIRAULE
rooms en llrst fleer suitable for a Docter
or Dentist, nlse two rooms en second story.
Apply at
mltfd NO 19". NOUTH DUKKSTKKKT.
TTIOR RENT.
-E A Tobacco W areliense w 1th Penn'a It. It.
Siding Capacity for storing 3,U rases. Apply
at the
luarltUfd 1NTEI.LU1ENCKK OFFICE.
EOR RENT.
Shoji In rear or Ne 37 est I hestnntstreet,
used as a cigar-box fictery, and a shop en
Minilu street, between Seuth Queen nnd l'rlnce
streets, lately used ns a carriage factory. Alse a
dwelling and atom room new occupied by A.
A llubley ns a drug store, West King streeL
AI'I'iJ n iuu
1 15-1
tfd
INTELlilOENCKK OFFICE.
FOR RENT.
First-class Dairy Farm, M acres, situate
twomtlesfrem Ijuicaster city.
Basement, corner Centre Square and North
Queen street, suitable for a barber shop.
Brick Dwellings, ism East Fulton street, and
a Church street.
Snlu and Exchnnge Stables en West Orange
street, near Water.
Several rame Houses en Jehn street.
janll-ird IIIHS11 A BUOTHKKS.
PL'HLIC SALE OFVALLTAllLlTc'ITY
l'HOI'KltTY.-On MONDAY". MAUCII 15.
lv-rt, w 111 be sold at the Leepard Hetel, In the
city of Uincnstrr, the following properties, situ
ated as fellow s
Ne.!. All that two-story BIIICK DWKLLINO
HOUSE, cottage style, sltuate en the enst side
of North I.tme street, Lancaster city, between
railroad bridge nnd Walnut street, containing
In front en Lime street 41 feet, nnd extending In
depth 101 feet, adjoining Ne. I en the north and
Ne loathe south.
Ne. 2. All that let or piece of ground, situate
ndlelnlng Ne 1 aforesaid, measuring tn front en
Lime street a feet, nnd extending In depth 101
teet, adjoining property of Andrew Melxell en
the north nnd Ne. I en the south
Ne. J Alt that let or piece of ground situate
adjoining Ne. In feresaid en the Pennsylvania
railroad, measuring in fronton Llme street S
feet, and extending In depth 101 fret, adietnlng
Ne. 1 en the north and l'eiins lvnnla railroad en
the south.
These properties have been heretofore en
JOed asn whole, and will be sold In whole or In
parts te accommodate purchasers,
(.oed and indisputable titles are assured.
hale te commence nt 7 o'clock u. in., when
tonus will be made known by
C ATI! AKIN K DltUCKAMILLEK.
IIRV SlICBErfT, AucL uitMtd,S,WA3,M
AXUSKitXtrTS.
prLTON OIM'.RA iiersh.
TUESDAY E ENINO, MARCH 10, 1SAG.
The Orcatrst Fun-Makers KxtanL
SALSBURY'S TROUBADOURS.
Including tbe Al waj s Popular Favorites,
NELLIE McHENRY,
NATE SALSBURY,
In Ed want E, hldder's Latest Peal of Laughter,
Called
TOM, DICK & HARRY.
A Pletless Peculiarity, In Three Acts.
LAUOII' Win Ot CAN'T HELP IT I
ADMISSION ... ... 35,Wand7SCts.
KESEKM.D SEATS. 75 Cts.
Kpserved Seats for sale at ()x-ni llouse. mlJ It
TE-OI'ENINCI.
YOUNGEST AND BEST.
RE-OPENING
Lancaster Rink I
RS-TVHM OK THt rAVORITKS,
THE MIDGETS,
WpdneMlay uiitl Tlniisi1ay Kvenlngs,
MAUClt l: A.I IS. lis
EDNA AND ETHEL TABF.ll. the Youngest
Skaters In the Profession, aged six and eight
years. The children with whom the skating
world Is delighted, and te whom the Union
Hardware company presented
EXCHAYED GOLDEN SKATES.
Donble and Single Skating.
aVKDNA as YUM UM, In Mikade Dress,
Skates en n pair of little wagons.
ADMISSION....
.10 CENTS.
mi3-tM
TkT.ENNERCHOR HALU
O.VZ; ll'.''A'.
Oemmenclng Monday, Marehie, 1806,
A COUKSE OF FllEE ILLl'STHATED
HEALTH LECTURES,
tOll THE PEOPLE, BY
DB. W. II HALE, Edltoref Hearth unit Jlamr,
ASB
Dlt. W II. FONNEB. of Jeffersen Medical Col Cel
leire. I'hlladelnhla.
Thce lectures are embellished with ever 1,000
of the most beautiful Illustrations, all taken
from life; the Illustrations rover 2M.UU) feet of
canvass, j no screen en wnicn me illustrations
are exhibited Is twenty-tlve feet square, and Is
Illuminated wlththe most newcrfuKlxv llvrtre.
Carben Llme-Llgbt Htereeptlcan and Micro
scope in inn worm, inis wenuenai ugntls the
eele linemlen of Dr. Hale.
Admission free te all the lectures. Deers epen
at 7.30 p. m. Lectures begin nt 8 sharp.
N. B. Owing te the lectures being delivered In
a darkened ball no one will be admitted after
s 13. maris-trd
WAIJ. VAfXR.
A Ll'RED H1EIIER.
" Marj' Stniirt."sald Altred W right, "was a hit
of n lifetime." We say the hit or the present
time are these New, Beautiful and Attractive
WALL PAPERS
SOLD BY ALFBEDSIEIIEU,
And another bit Is the low price asked for
them. New- Wall Paper constantly arriving.
Have your work done at ouce before the rush
commences.
WINDOW SUA DESWenre told that we can
bent the town lu Dade Window Shades. Se we
can in quality and 'prlces. Come nnd leek at
them. Plain r-bade cloth from 3B te 72 Inches
wide, ferall kinds of windows. Measures taken
and shades bung promptly by Expert Workmen,
LACE CUKTAIN DEPARTMENT. Saturday.
March 20. ISafl. we will open a Lace Curtain De
partment with a full line of La en Uoeds. Come
and aeens and get our prices, ltcmemberthe
name.
3LFREDSIEBER,
(Formerly wllh 1. W. rry.)
NO. 134 NORTH QUEEN 8T.,
LANCASTER, f A.
IIIA.KKS W. FRY.
Lace Curtains!
We have the choicest and newest styles of
Lace Curtains of any season heretofore, and
prices lower than they ever were, ns follews:
Uic., 7tt..Lea, l tl jfK, !,. 11.75, SJ.00, n,
.'.ie. J 73, M ue. H.ie, $i.iJ, 5.e) a pair up? One
two and three pair lets very low te close out.
Lace by the yard, loe., I6e., S5e., 3Hia, 37Kc
These have been cut down about rne-tblrd in
price.
Lambrequins, Pillow Shams, &c.
POLES lu Walnut, Ash, Ebony, Cherry Brass
and Trimmed, SV., 60c. 75a, l.ne. Brass Chains.
Drapery Plus, lleuks. Bauds, ete,
W1NB0W SIIADE3 IN 0REAT VARIErT.
U-Uave your Paper Hanging dene new. "V
PHARE8 W, FRY,
NO. 67 NOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCABTKK, PA.
r iiuuim.
E
VERY DAY SOMETHING NEW
-AT-
Noh. 247 & 240 North Queen Street,
Opposite the Keystone llouse and Northern
Uank.
New Dress Goods.
New Cashmeres, Hemespuns. New AnntiMs,
Tricots, Plaids. New Sateens, Teulards,
Chliitres, New Percales, seersuckers,
lllnglmms. New Corded PequeBs,
I'lald Nainsoeks. New Icterla
I.ans, llamburgs, lnserttngs.
Oenl's White Shirts, (tents Cellars and Cuffs.
A Full Line nt Notions and many ether goods
which we will dally add te stock nnd sold ut
lowest market prices. Pleitsecall mid examine
gnosis before purchasing.
The books of tlie late flrtn of Bewers A llerst
are with me for collection. All iwrsens knowing
themselves Indebted, please call and makn set
UemenL febs-Ijd W. II. HOW Kit's.
T3A1UJAINS I HAROAINS I
BOSTONSTORE !
Just llecelved, One Case
ALL-WOOL CAMEL'S IIAIIl SUlTINO,
Which we are selling at Me. per yard : worth
S7kc. Ladles, this Is a bargain which you should
net net ln.ll te soe. We are offering thn best
value te be found anywbere. In
BLACK SILK, BLACK UAHIIMKUK,
COLOItED OASHMEItR,
sriiniiKii ci.eTiin (semetli ug New.l
NKI.VKTS, SATINS,
TABLE LINENS, T0WKL1NUS,
MUSLINS,SHKET1N(1S, 81I1UTIN09, Ac.
We have jet a few Choice Patterns In Summer
Silks nt inc. per yard. Net sold anywhere ntlrvs
than 37Xc. We are making special effort en
stock bought from Messrs. llewers A Hurst, as
we me determined toclesn said stock by April I.
aVIIOSTON 8TOUE.-
STAMM, BROS. & CO.,
(Formerly of the New Yerk Stere.)
Nes. 20 cfc 38 North Queen St.
LAKCASTKlt, PA.
Janll lydAw
J
OUN H. tMVLER. (1EO. V. HATH VON.
OAEPETS !
Bedy Brussels, Tapestry Itrussscls, Ail-Weel
Thtee-Vly.
All-Weel Extra Sujier Ingrains, Cotten Chain
Kitra miner Ingrains.
Ingrains, c, 37Hc, 40c, Ma, Nit. C0e.
Damask nnd Venetian Hall and Stair Carpet.
Heme made Bag and Chain CariM't.
Linoleum and Fleer Oil Oletb.
Paper Lining Stair Pads and Stall Ited
DADO SHADES. SHADINd CLOTH AND
HOLLAND.
SI' 111. Ml AND COUD MXTUUE3.
AURORA CARPET SWEEPER.
All Kinds of HOUSEKKKPINO DHY HOODS
at Lewest Prices.
JOHN S. GIVLER & CO.,
Ne. 25 East King Htroet,
1.AH0ABT1R, PA.
G
REAT HAROAINH.
DRESS SILKS.
WATT&SHAND,
Always en the Lookout for Bargains, offer te.
day Extraordinary Value lu
COLOItED DHESS BILKS.tt Inches In width.
75c. a yard j regular price, II.U).
COLORED DRESS SILKS, sSe.u yald.
STRIPED SUMMER SILKS, 37Hc a jard.
BLACK DRESS SILKS, 24 Inches wlde.atll.ai
andll 23a yard.
Theso goods are Warrante. 1 top lye tails-
action.
BLACK DRESS SILKS
At Wc , 75c.. ftXca yard.
COLORED SURAH SILKS,
In All the New Shades, at S7,l; Cents a Yard
BROCADED SILKS,
BROCADED ELVETS,
BROCADED VELV ETKF.N3,
In Popular Celers, at Lew Prlrsj. An Immen'e
Assortment of
NEW HltKBI BU1TONS,
NEW BRAIDS.
MOSS Tltl.M.MlVO-.
CHEMLLF. FR1NOKS.
New Yerk Stere.
Nee. O, 8 & 10 Eaflt Klnij St.
J.
It. MARTIN A CO.
Spring Dress Goods !
Black and Colored Silks !
Special Utrgalns are shown In Every (Irade.
10 Pieces U UINET'S Warranted
BLACK SILK
At 11.00 a yard i worth tl.i
BLACK SILKS
At Sec,,tOc., 75c., 1.00, 11.25, JIM, j Hn(1 t!M
Colored Dress Silks!
In all the Newest Spring Uhades at M Cents
a Yard
SURAH SILKS
In New Shades at 85e, a Yard.
iiTmi'Ji'JJ J101 wS?lr' ,ue Prettiest Una or SUM.
suftall. "r ' "' UcUy ttt I,r,ce'' "
A LARUK INVOICE (IF
French and American Satins.
large patterns, at 10c. a yard worth &.
J. B. Martin & Ce.,
Cor. West King & Trince Sts.,
(Opposlle Stevens llente) LANCASTER. PA-
TOBACCO CUTTINQH, HCRAPhTThFT.
INUS AND PACKERS' WASTE, Dry and
Clean, bought for cash.
I.S. MOLIN8.
.,, .w2-!5JESrt8JIS.i.9tit..
iTZ vrrjr" " humwiis, ni ut lean sireut.
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