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MtM ea 8aruraV waa aotleed the preva
jptl ftifclim Makering with old familiar
Siika hf MM mafkUera of the modern by inn
jM " Reference waa made te an
tUMif rieiHtJy pnbHaaea by the well
4 learned nymnolegut, Iter.
I B. Roblnaee, in whleh, while be de
mob exeeaaiva alterations as
of a recent compilation In which
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cbaegea were made In 774
bymna, he pointed out that
iwqwtly the alterations are neces
aarr te sense and sound, and as often what
' ) called "changes," are simply the restora restera
tkm of the original version, with which the
v ,. unM in um always jainiiiar,
i 1 aoenasrrstlve spirit Mr. Robinson re-
, L'ealta that or these who declaim against altera-
.gtletMandthosewhelnslstuponthem, "many
Jftef the disputants are familiar with only the
(!oUctlens which they may have bappened te
Mintbelrearylire. What they learned na the
traeTerslen of hymnsand psalms it is very
iy aatnral they abeuld suppose are the original
JfJweek of the author, and what they find else-
'V,' where they believe te be changes as tinau-
Vi therlted as thev are unwelcome te thorn-
"v; slTea unwelcome because they break up
; T aid associations, if indeed they de net contuse
'hfT Ifca w..m.tM. I.I1a !... - .!..,. .In,.
Sf With the heart and the understanding." As
tM matter of tact,hewever, Tery fiequently the
','ry -'familiar yerslens are net the originals at all.
) Watts, for instance, wrote
. "Natien, attend before Ilia throne,
u With solemn fear, with sacred Jey."
Jehn Wesley changed it te the modern and
much stronger form :
"Before Jehovah's awful throne,
Ye nations, bow with sacred Jey."
TepIaJy, in his "Reck of Age," wrete :
"Whilst I draw this fleeting breath.
When toy eye-strings break In death."
But the Methodists sing the Inst line :
"When my eyes shall ciose In death."
The Presbyterian hymnal used in this city
baa it
"When my eyelids close In death,"
Jerdan's banks it Is discovered, never were
" stormy ;" "children of the Heavenly
King" is net the original, but " fav'rites of
the ilesvenly King ;" the last two of the
even stanzas or Cowper's famous hymn,
There is a fountain filled with bleed," are
emitted in nearly all the hymnals."
A. CRITIC wne WAS CAUtlHT.
In illustration of bis text Mr. Robinson tells
an apt story et Mrs. Sarah K.Adams' famous
hymn, taken from the acutual proceedings
In the een oral assembly of the Presbvterian
church. In the course ei debate, one of the
members took occasion te comment en a
Terse et the hymn beginning, "Nearer, my
Ged, te Thee." He becamesodrell thet loud
shouts rang out in the serene air which that
calm and dignified body generally breathes ;
"'Jake the platform I take the platform I" He
the bright brother steed, a master-critic con
fessed, before the gathered sobriety of the
land. And new he tore things te pieces
"Loek at this perversion I instead or an ex
quisite image, 'Though like a wanderer,
daylight all gene,' we have this absurdity,
Though, like a wanderer, the sun gene
down'! Who was the wanderer? Was it
the sun, or the author, or was it perhaps
Jacob? i Laughter notes the reporter.
Where had this wanderer gene down te?
Did the sun particularly like that wan
derer? Rears et laughter says the re
reporter.) And this In the place of an origi
nal line, as one of nature's poets gave it te
tin church and the ages, 'Daylight all
gene' I"
Ten feet away ireni tbe smart speaker sat
one of the eldest liymnolegUts n the land,
looking ever at him with an expression or
amusement and perhaps wonder, as he saw
blm, like a beetle, sticking himself en a pin
without the help of a naturalist. Fer he
knew that wbatsuch peeplecriticise is almost
inevitably the trun reading, and what is off
ered in Its place is the " tiuker." Se be un
derstood from habltualobervatien,tbatwben
men talk spitefully against alterations, it
means that they would have altered the lines
if they had had the chance. It was net at all
the author's reading that they wanted, but
their own. As the gifted authoress wrete the
hymn, the line steed, "The sun gene down,"
and that was what the platform orator was
making such fun of.
IN A LANCASTER PULPIT.
This subject of hymn-tinkering was re
called by an incident in the Presbyterian
pulpit of Lancaster en Sunday morning.
Brether Mitchell, of that church, hed ex
changed with Brether Stall, or St. Jehn's
Lutheran, for the occasion. After Brether
Stall bad read and expounded the scriptures
he started te read the geed old hymn that
all the books have and is everywhere known
as "Coronation." Ne minister of experi
ence, we assume, pretends te raf closely the
text of this sacred song. Nearlv every
church member is .familiar with the lines
and Brether Stall scarcely looked at his
book as he read with the'hjmnal open at
"All nail the powers of Jesus' name.
Let angels prostrate fall ;
Brine ieith the royal diadem
And crown blm-Lerd of nil.
And then he started in with the second
stanza :
"Ye chosen eccd of Israel's, race.
A remnant
And then, after having tripped a little In
the first Hue, he stepped Bhert, recovered
himself and proceeded :
" Ye ransomed from the tall I
Hallhlm who saves you by his grace
iMll .IV.. n 1.1... t ...t ..V. . 0-V
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" VW1 A1J11 X.U1 U VI i
And then, with emphasis and feeling, he
Mid : ' May the Lord have mercy en these
bymm raengerers, who are altering the text.
I suppose your book Is as bad as ours, preb.
ably no worse, I wish they would let them
alone ; and stick te the originals."
Quite naturally, the Incident attracted no ne
tlce ; net only te the lines of the hymn in in
velved, but of many ethers, or which vari
ous versions are extant; and it is easily
found that a great diversity or opinion ex
ists as te what is the correct rendering et
familiar hymns, as well as te what It ought
te be. Inquiry among Methodists, Luther
ana, Presbyterians ana members or ether do de
nominations in this citydlsclesedthefact that
without consultation or their hymn books
they dlQered very broadly in their recollec
tion of the literal text; aud, strange te say
the recollection or many of them difiered
Iren, the standards of their own church,
though it tallied with ethers. Ter Instance
it is found upon examination that the oriel-
i4.ViVithSoreD?1,on bymn written In 17e0,
by Rev. Edward Porrenet, son of an Kplscei
pat clergyman, and himseir the "Ned." or
Charles Wesley's co labors, was as fellows :
ON THE nESUnnECTION.
"All hail the power or Jesus' name !
Let angels prostrate fall ;
Bring lerth the royal diadem.
Te crown htm Lord of all I
"Let high-born seraphs tune the lyre.
And, as they tune it. fall ' '
Before his lace who tunes their choir.
And crown him Lord of all I
"Crown him, ye morning stars et light.
Who Died this floating ball:
Hew ball the Strength of Israel's might.
And crown him Lord of all J
"C wTn,.Wm ?e martyrs of your Ued,
Who from his altar call :
"" stems of Jesse's red.
And crown him Lord of all I
" Ye seed or Israel's chosen race.
ii Jn ,rf n,eme e " fall" '
llall htm who saves yen by his m-aee
And crown blm Lord of all" S '
" Hjy Win. ye heirs of David's line
Wbem Uarld Lord aid can. 00
liavld Lord Old call.
And crown htm Lord of all I
"Eisners, whose love ran ne'er forget
The wormwood and the gill.
Ge, spread your trophies at his feet.
And crown him Lord of all 1
.. """Letereryklndrednndevtry tengue
? ST hut. hnnnil frnif fti'a ..ntl
i t Jfuw about in universal song,
-j.Tbe crowned Lord or ail I
. It Is set probable that any denominational
kftaa book la Lancaster baa It in ibis form.
tte Jfybyfrbm hymnal cuts it down te
IIHMb, reproducing, with alterations
nor US MM, 750, sib, and adding
rcaa. HewasatMial the alterations are
pay baatwn by wmpariaen of the forego
Mf; wttavifttt FfMbytMtaa version :
V All hail the power of Jesus' none I
i- - presumw) urn i
-; Jhtatf forth taa myal sMadesev
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torewn Mm Lord of slj.
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1 of Israel's race.
Ta IUUBU1 freau Saul full I '
sIilihiaB.wbesaTesyeabytUsrTMe.
S. sinners t whose love can ne'er forget
The wormwood and the call,
Ge spread yenr trophies av his feet,
And crown him Lord or all.
4 Let every kindred, every tribe,
On this terrestrial ball,
Te htm nil majesty ascribe.
And crown htm Lord or al I.
S. tih. that with yonder sacred throng,
We at his feet may fall ;
We'll Jein the everlasting song.
And crown hltn I.erd of all.
And yet It Is seen that the line which
proved a stumbling block te Brether Stall is
really in the original : and It was the " mon
gers'' who made the book In use In his
church that "tinkered" It. Llkewlse in the
second stanza or their version, and fourth of
the original they have chanced "your tlinl "
te "enr Cled," snd "stems" te "stem."
llew the revisers can Justify thechsnge
from "Ye seed of Israel's chosen race" te
" Ye chosen seed of Israel's race," we would
like te knew. But In the Presbyterlau so
cial Hymn and Tune Reek (ISfvi) " Israel's''
is altered te " Adam's " j and instead or the
Cth stanza el the original its 3d Is taken for
the 2d of the " version."
SOMK MOnn " TINKKMSO."
Had we the time and space, nliuest
innumerable Illustrations might be Riven of
radical, often meaningless and sometimes
absurd changes In familiar hymns. Watts
wrete :
" Sweet fields beynnd the swelling flood
btand drussed in living green."
And as Stcnnet came after htm, Stennet
must boBuppesodto have plagiarized when
he wrete :
"Sweet fields arrayed In lltlng gtcen
And rivers of delight."
The original el -Mrs. Phivbe II. Ilrewn's
"Ilovetestealawhllo away," was entitled
"An apology for my twilight rambles, ad
dressed te a lady" he had criticised her
apparent neglect of her family. It began
with this stauza :
"Yes when the toilsome day Is gene,
Atnlght with banners gray,
.steal silently the glade along,
In twilight's selt array."
Anether of the emitted veries or her hymn
reads:
" I love te meditate en death,
When will its summons come.
With gentle power te steal my breath,
And waft an exile home."
Cowper's "There Is a I'euntain tilled with
bleed" Is nearly nlways cut down te live
stanza", though seven were written In the
original. These are the ether twe:
"Lord 1 belleve thou bnt prepared.
Unworthy though I be.
Fer me a bioed bought free reward,
A golden harp for ine
"Tls strung nnd tuned for endless years,
ahu lefineu uy jteweruivinu.
Te sound In Ued, t tic 1 uther's esrs,
Ne ether mine but Tnlne "
Jeseph Giigg, a ten-year old boy v he In
later years wrote the hymn "Hebeid n
Stranger nt the Doer" was the author or
"Jesns, nnd shall it ever be?
A mortal man ashamed of lhee '
Ashamed of Thee, whom angels pra!c.
Whose glory shines through endless days"
But the hymn tlnkerers delilierately
changed the last two lines te what Or. liveli
er calls this mi9crable bathes :
"Scorned be the thought by rich nnd peer.
Oh ! may 1 scorn It meru and mere "
Rev. Kdmund Jenes wrete "ceme A umble
sinner In whose breast; but the tlnkerers
bavechauged it te the ' trembling sinner;"
the first line or the last stanza, "1 rannef
perish ir I go," Is an alteration Irem " I can
iiif perish ir I go."
Very lew or the hymnals which Include
Rev. Dr. Muhlenberg's famous 1 would
net live nlway" have tbose concluding
verses of It :
That heavenly tnusle I hark sweet In theiilr,
The notes et the harpers, hew clear ringing
there
And see, soft unfolding, these portals or geld,
The king all nrrajedln his beauty beheld
Oh'glveme, eh 'give me the wings of ndevu
Te adore htm, bu near him, enwrapt Kith his
love.
I but wait for the summons, I list for the word
Allelujab, amen, evermore with the Lord"
Nearly every line et " Reck of Ages" has
tieen altered. In the Presbyterian hymnal
we have tliree lines :
"Frem thv riven slde which flowed.
Be of sin the double cure
Clcansa ma irem Its guilt and power."
A Methodist version el these same verses,
runs thus :
" Frem thy wounded slde which flowed,
lie or ln a double cure
Sine. Irem wrath aud make me pure
There nre various ether -versions. The
original Is like the Presbyterian in these
lines ; but iu another part the text Is
changed. But Tnplady changed VI atts'
bymns remorselessly.
Itcv. Edward 3! Leng's Illustrated History
of Hymns and 1 hi Ir Authers.
A DUl.JUKIt in Tuevni.r.
Charged With IeertluC Ills tVlfn ami Jfether
In Gi te the Iff gular Army.
Frank Hagin Is the nameefa Lancaster
boy, scarcely yet of age, v he was arrested en
Saturday evening en the charge of deserting
his wife. Frank formerly was employed at
the Lancaster watch factory ; he married
his wite Ida Iu June, 1SSI, and they have one
child. About eight meaths age Frank en
listed In the regular army and has been sta
tioned at David's Island.'.New Yerk. A fiw
days age he was netilied that tie would 1)0
sent te the frontier, and en Friday he came
te Lancaster en a Ave days' furlough te give
his folks geed-bye.
When his wife learned that he was In town
she had him arrested, as she alleges that lie
has dene little or nothing for her support
sluce the marriage, Mr. llagen spent yester
day Intbe station house, aud this morning
lie was taken before Judge Patterson en u
writ of habeas corpus and his discbarge was
asked for en the ground that the complaint
was net made by Mrs. llaccn. but bv her
mother. This was net shown ; but, en the
ether band it was prev ed that Mrs. Uagcn as
present when complaint was made and her
mother did It ler bur. The court remanded
llagen te prison.
Tire MOKE JAVANESE BTVnr.XTS.
Thry Arrive en StturiUy te Urgln In F. & 31.
College Other Hill Ketes.
Prer, J. II. Dubbs, D. D., preached an ex
cellent be r men te the students In College
chapel, en Sunday morning.
R. W. Miller preached for Rev. J. P.
.Stein, at Mountville, en Sunday evening.
J. N. Bauman, preached at Rohrerstown,
en Sunday morning.
Mr. Yeizo Ishland Mr. Tellchl Yainegata,
two young Japanese, arrived here en Satur
day aud expect te tal:e a course In this Insti
tution. Mr. Yatuagata suddenly get sick en
Sunday morning, but reels much better again
te-day. 'fhere will new lw reur Japanese
students In Franklin and Marshall and all of
them expect te take the lull course.
Rev. 0. Elvin lleupt, or Grace Lutheran
chuicb, wilt deliver a lecture before the stu
dents In t'ollege chapel en Friday artorneon
at -1 j m.
A number of the setnlnarv students enxvt
te enter the Hebrew Institution, at Philadel
phia, during the summer.
Dr. Kuelluc, the newly olectod pastorerst.
Jehn's German Reformed church, preached
hU Inaugural sermon yeaterday.
Lint et Unclaimed Letters.
List ei unclaimed letters remaining in the
postenico, Lancaster, for the week endini;
Aprils, lbSC:
Ladies' J.ftt-Mrs. Chrlstanna Ilaker,
Mrs. Martha Urubaker, Miss U L. Ceble
MUsTillie Davis, Mrs. Ktnera Ifekman.
Katharlna E-chmeyer, Miss Lizzie Harnlsh
tprallershey, II. S. Sebuyter, Miss Sarah
Shetrempf, Miss Carrie a Shull, Miss Kate
Shutt, Mrs. Mattie Ulrich, Miss L1I Zeek.
C?enfs' ,( Ham'l T. Brown, Goerco
Brooks, J. A. Dillen, James S. Deughlass,
"uij j.vbuisii, iiauiui ri. uiaser, sir.
Harter, O. K. Herr, Jacob Hlllen, J. M. Hit.
D. a Uelllster, R. W. Ixirrle, Poters ,v
Trout, J. W. Sanderson, S. A caver.
lUeciitleu ImiiciI,
Execution lias been Issued against the
Commonwealth Mutual Life. Insurance com cem
pany, whose olllce Is at Columbia The
furniture, charter, rights and franchises of
Jhe company have beeu levied upon te Hat Is fy
a Judgment obtained niralnst them lv
resident of (;ameren county ferf 1,100.
Arrested Twe Days Alter His Wedding.
Frem the Heading News.
Heward Westwood, who was married en
4?,?JTliLn,er!,InS y Mayer Getz te a
young fady et this city, was orrested this
morning by Officer Warman, en a warrai t
P.?.lalU,UB.l,'0raun,ler 'f pretsiises in
Potutewn. He was locked up for a hearing,
A Larceny Case,
Wm. and Albert Lelbley were heard by
Alderman Barr ou Saturday en a charge of
stealing corn, preferred by Goe. Spetu, of
Kobrentewn. The alderman held thecue
of Albert under advisement and discharged
William from custody,
AX VXKXOWltXAS'S HOKHlllLB JtKATtl
i:ten II) Csnrer and Kxhsustnt by Celd en
Tep of the Welsh Mountain,
An unknown mutt who was found In a dy
ing condition en the Welsh Mountain, Sun
day, died at the county hospital lastevcnlng.
On Sunday morning Jehn Strawenger, while
en his way te the house of a neighbor, found
the man tying lit the weed", en the moun
tain near the Churehtewii read, en the New
Helland railroad. The man was en the bare
ground and near a stump. Thore v as snow
overati'l around him, and the ground w as
tern up ns though hogs had been rooting.
Upen examination Mr. Strawenger found
that the man was suirerltig from n terrible
case of cancer, nnd thowhelo lower part of
Ills face was gene. He was unable te talk
and there were no papers or anything en his
person w hleh would lend te his Identity. A
seven-barreled revolver, heavily leaded,
was found In his clothing, and near him en
the ground was a tin cup and small bundle.
The man's condition was reported te Con
stable Israel Clark, of Churchtown. w he ob
tained a ermit from Squire Yoder te ndnilt
blm te the beipital. The constable placed
the man inn wagon and Marled with him te
Lancaster. They arriv oil at the hospital at 7
o'clock Sunday evening and the strk man
was unleaded as carefully as possible. He
was taken into the hospital and placed upon
a chair, but he had thore but n tow moments
when he expired.
The dead man was a stranger Iu the neigh neigh neigh
iKirhoed where he was found. He was
probably CO years of age and, although his
clothes were passably geed, they were very
dirty, llew long he was en tho'meiuttalu ub
one knows, but during his stay there nt least
three Inches of snow fell.
A Statesman's Krc-ntilcll),
Congressman Keag.tn, et Texas, the pest
master general of the Confederacy, Is the
victim of a mania for cutting paper Inte
the smallest attainable pieces. What jxisses
in his mind when se engaged has puzzled a
geed many people. He wllljsitut his desk
for hours with a pile or clean paper before
htm from which he proeeeds te take sheet
after sheet until the pile has disappeared.
Eaeli sheet is method foal ly folded by blm
and cut with a peu-knlfe, llrst Inte quarten,
then sixteenths and se en until he has reached
the smallest posslble size. Then he throws
the pieces away and attacks the next sheet.
The result Is that In less than halt nn hour
alter he has entered upon this highly
Intellectual occupation the lloer for tnsny feet
around the Texan's desk Is strewn with bits
of white paper and loeui aiiuut a II covered
by snow. Reagan has been occupied iu this
hay ler hours at the time, the debate raging
about him, members indulging In het
personalities, he net moving in his seat nor
showing any Indication of being disturbed
by anv thine. Anether peculiarity et Mr.
Reagan Is that of always having n piece of
iwine in his uanu wuen no speaks. Jt is
like the thread of his discourse. He winds
it around his linger, unwinds It, winds it
again, unwinds it and seen, until something
happens and It must be something extra
ordinary te step him. Ordlnarilv it Is
physical exhaustion only which puts a limit
te ills queer proceeding.
An Old-Time Couipetitor.
In the llarrisbtirg Telegraph's article en
oliMlme prlnters it mentions Ed. Brimmer,
who came te llarrisbtirg from Lancaster, a
"iresh" country jour. During his first
winter en the Legislative Jleeerd he sorely
tried the pUIence of the long suffering proof
reader and the capable though prefane lore
man. He couldn't learn the "style," and his
composition merited the epithet it received of
"blackBmithing." After the adjournment of
iue legislature juu. starteu west en a tramp.
A cenple of years later he turned up, as geed
natured as ever, but as bright as a diamond.
He was given a case, and speedily made the
boys open their eyes at the way he gathered
up the type. He would sit bum pea upon a
steel, with one leg curled up tinder blm, and
quietly and easily beat the best man in the
ellice a couple of lines In a p.iufull. ("Pan"
Is the composing stick, In printing eOlce
slang.)
I'sy Yeurlrlih Subscriptions.
As will be seen by the advertisement else else
where, a meeting or the local branch Ne. fi!l
or the Irish National League of America will
be held In the room en the second lloer et
the opera heuse building en Wednesday ove eve
rling at S o'clock. These who have net paid
their subscriptions te the Pamell fund are
expected te de se by this meeting, as the
money Is te be forwarded te Its destination.
Neu-resident ladles or gentlemen desiring te
become members may de se by forwarding
tl with their names.
Heeks Fer 3Iuhleuherg College.
Frem the Allentown City Item.
President Selp received a valuable contri centri contri
trlbutlen of fifty-eight volumes irem the li
brary of the lamented Rey. Dr. E. Green
walu, of Lancaster, for the college, library,
from Mrs. Greenwald. The books will prove
very uselul te the profesaors and students,
and the gift Is highly appreciated by them.
Rev. C. L. Fry. '78. sent four dozen Stall's
Year Beeks for distribution among the stu
dents, a v ery acceptable gift.
The Salvation Army,
Large crowds attended the services of the
Salvation Army yesterday afternoon and eve
ning and Grant Hall was packed with people.
The attraction was a man who called himself
the " Hallelujah Jail Bird." He made ad
dresses at Iwth performances and was
listened te with great attention. He seemed
te be a very earnest worker and says he was
nut te Jail up in the Eastern country because
he was a member of the Salvation Army.
resented With a Cane.
Saturday was the anniversary of the birth
of J. ILSchnoider,editerof the Vreie Pressr,
and In honor or the event the Llederkranz,
or which he is n member, called at bis resi
dence en East James street In tboevenlng
and sceenaded hltn. They were handsomely
entertained by Mr. Schneider. During the
evening Mr. Schneider was presented w Ith a
geld-headed cane suitably Inscribed.
Salutary Ileferm In .Maryland
Frem the Baltimore Sun.
The legislature has passed the marrlage
Hconse reduction bill, fixing the feo at Jl,
and the governor no doubt will promptly
sign a measure which can no longer be com cem cem
batted en the score ei needed revenue for the
state treasury, and Is regarded all ever
the state as n wise and salutary reform.
iJlrieiiy as lUllee.
Fenten M. Herr of this city, has tcen ar
rested en the charge of larceny as bailee, and
held for a hearing bolere Alderman A. F
Dennelly. It is alleged that Herr hired a
wagon ler a few hour from II. O. Henry,
and lias as yet failed te return It.
Attending V, .4. Court.
Lewis S. Uartman left this city this morn
ing for Philadelphia, he having been sum sum
menedasa Jurer In the circuit court or the
United States, for the Eastern district of
Pennsylvania
At the Itlnks.
At the Lancaster rink en Saturday even
ing there was no attraction except the skating.
Thore was a very large nudlence present,
rhe feature en Wednesday evening will be i
base ball game en t-katcs.
The Mirnnercherrink wasclosed en Satur
day evenlng.
Amuieuiems,
".I Iliif llubt." To-inerrowevontngthWuoBU.
lar comedy will ba played nt the opera house,
and there premises te be a large audience. The
principal iharacter, that of elit .Spert, will be
played by Mr. Cravnn, while Marlen Klinore nr
pears as IVnut, Th whole company I, said te
be strong and the music excellent.
Agent for New Oerinsn Paper.
II. Arne has been appointed subscription and
ales agent In Lancaster ler the Lancaster
county tdltlen et the Henntay$ Journal, new
llterary aud pictorial nowspaper. It Is a great
piper.
MAitniAtir.s.
Snyder LnriVBi. Iu this cltv, March 11, by
ltev. J. K. Pratt, lector or St. Jehn's church,
Audrew J.Hnyder.Jr., and Miss Annie Lcfevre.
both of Lancaster, I'n n
VBAT1IH,
llALvin. Inthlstlty,euthelth Inst., llenla
The relatives nnd friends are respectfully in
vited te attend the funeral, (mm Urn I uni-e.tai-
County Hospital, en Wednesday morning at 9 I
O'clock. Te nroeMd In e.. em u..H ,.. . I
--,....... .w ,uv w,i4,tiUVmiVU!VVl'
ing beue, Stmsburg, where services will be held
at Ituoe'clocl. sA-Std
Fatur April 8, K-l, In Mountville, Jehn
Frldy, sr., nged l years, S months nnd SS days.
The rulallv es and friends or the family nre vc
pcctrully Invited te attend the funeral, from
his Iste restdenre at Mennlv llle, en Tuesd v ,
April C, at 10 o'clock am. Services at the (
It. church. Interment nt the Mounlvllle rcme
tery
O'ltRVAN. In this cltv, en thesd lnt , Mls
Ivatoe llr)an, In the Md j enrel her age.
The relatives and friends of the faintly are re
spcctnillj Invited te attend the funeral from
the residence of her brother. Ne. 1.22 North Mill
lorry street, en Tuesday morning at SS o'clock.
High mass nt St. Mar'" church nt Me'cliHk.
Interment at St. Mary's cemetery nf s'd
IIarr. In this city, en the 3d lust.Mmenl.
llarr, In the &M year or his age.
The relatives and friends or the family nre re
spectfiilly Inv Ited te attend the funeral, from
Ids late reIdencc. Ne 37 North .Mulberry street,
ou Wednesday morning nt 10 o'clock. Inter
rnent at Shretner's cemetery Please emit
flowers. npMtd
IIetlc.-In this city, en the tth Inst., tloeuma
Heyle.ln the 70th year or hersge.
The relatives and friends or the family nre
respectfully Invited te attend the iuucral from
her Hte residence. Ne. 3H Itcnver sttcct, en
Wednesday morning BtSS' o'clock Mass at St.
Mary's church. Interment nt St Mary's wine
tery. a.v2td
StAHKETS.
i'hIUdelphts Produce Market,
fntLimtmtfi A..rll S rinn. .huI... .,..ll .
Sales of I JMO barrets. Jlirin. bakers at si ion 1 75 1
I'euna. family at wet U ;'
euna. tnmlir nt sjm is , u n,i.mi r, i ,
AVedteni nt fl -''
Hye Heur steady atU iiQi M.
1 p. m., call W heat April, l)c ; Msy,
DiVe t June. W?ii: July, 9Jc.
ern-Aprll, VSc; May, 'ic- Junelnnd
Date y,S'c April, May and June ac Julv,
xic.
New Yerk, Aprils Fleur unll nnd In the
linr.r,' Invn, hit.. ,t.u,ti.t. u... .. &...
3.Stl, l:einmnn in ui,,l Vvtr.. v ..,Kn ...ma.
.Wheat e. I lied state en Spot. 1101: Ne. 2
Kod.Wei Ne. I White, state. Wc : Ne 2 lted,
Inter, May, M;et Ne. lied. Winter, June
t,ern Ne. 2 Mlvcd, cash, 46c; April, Ie i
May, r,c '
Oats Ne 1 White, state, en spot, 13c , Ne. 2
de, ifs.
US n nominal i W estern, (EGO-IXc.
lUrleydull "
I'erk dull t Old Mes. t) ,'tfl IV
Lard Slip, trt 57 .llitiiv nt
Melasspg quiet i New Orleans quoted from 20
Tunwntlne nrm al 4i(50c.
rrefghts nulet ; grain te Londen, Sc
Butter dull lXe;Wcstern Lreamujy, JtOJJc
Cheese quiet t estern. SfJllKc
Kizgsduil: Western, lintiwe.'
Sugar dull : Kenned cuueaf, C S-ICiiSVe ;
lul'ew quiet : prime city, tfjli.c
Kesln dull but firm; strained te geed, II OTK
retrelenmdull ; refined In rases, SKc
Lotfee dnll j fair cargoes nt "Jjc
Kleesteady: ranges frem t'ialKc.
Clilcage iTodnce Mar:.
CuiOAOO. April . 80 a. rn. Market owned
Wheat May,v, June, Sl(e
Cerr April, 31c; May, i-y,c ; June, Sj'.ci
Oat Slay, 3oie : June. 30" c.
I'erk-Aprll, rJ 47K : May, fJ 4S ; June, fc 2:
July, fj m
Lard May, W97X; June, K 02W; JulyWOTW.
Klbs May, ti 40 ; June, fA 45. Julj, J1W.
rhlladelphla Cattle MarkeL
for week w ere lleev es 2,40rt; Sheep, T.beu ; Hogs.
lleef cattle c lower, dull ; Kvtras, MQCe j
gojed,iC5ic medium, Wflc j ioinineii42i
ral Calv es active at Sflwc.
Mieep-goed stock was higher, Kxtras.
BViOTl. ; geed, 6GH'c , medium, S'iQWc com
tnen, astjc.
I.ttinljH ne quote nt MiTH.
Hogs wereactlve and HruiatCJiCev
Live stock Markets.
CntOAoe Cattle Itecelnts. SiO head: shln.
ments, 300 head; market steady, shipping
steers, II togs 73 ; steckcrs nnd feeders, fJ ,M
A 111. Ann.. 1...I1 . ..! ... t ...a. .. ' . .
f3S 25; Texas cattle. tlsSI Ul.
Hogs lteceipts, le.nu) hnid : shipments, 4 VO:
market strong and a shsde higher: rough nnd
mU.c,u,.w8 !l'J! Pscklug and shipping, l 23
CJl 80s light, 3 wtl 33 : skips, .lf3;i
Sheep liecelpts, 400 head ; shipments, none ,
market seady; untlves, figs SJj lexans, t'm-Q
Kast I.isiRTV Cattle receipts, 33! head :
shipments, Ml, market nothing doing, all
through consignments; shipments te New
erk, Jocsrlends.
Hogs receipts, 2,500; shipments, 2.TO0;
marketflrm; I'hlladelphtas, H,tsjj475; lerk'
ers, H4(fJI M ; skips at 14(084 23, shipments te
New lerk, none.
Sheep recelprs, 800 head ; shipments, I One :
market firm and unchanged.
drain and I'rorisiens.
rnrnlshcd by S. K. Yumlt, Ilrekur, Chicago.
April 3, l o'clock p. m
Wheat, corn. Oats. I'erk. Lard.
April 2i .. .
'UIIO SlJ-i fcK Si? 9 5V H0IW
August t3 '
September
ri . ,,-v . Kecelpt. Carixits.
WlnterWheat 3
Spring Wheal 54
Cern ;ti
Oils g)
Kye s
lkrley 0
OU City
CrudeOll..., , 73
,, . ., Heart
Uecelpu Hogs. S2,t;0
Closing Prices 2 o'clock p. n..
Wheat. Cern. Oats. Perk. Lard.
April T4tj 31 2Ji 9 42H 5WX
May .79K &s ai n.6;)i s 97
June BIX S.- 30Jf 9W tiwQ
July 33 .... a.70 e 073
AugusL 83H
September. . ....
Oil City
Crude Oil 73
Hew Verli Mtecks.
Nsw Yeex, April S Wall street. 1.S) p. m.
Meney at 2X or cenu Korelgn exebange
dull nt $4si;; Governments were Ann;
Currency Cs, 11271, hid; l's coups, tiw. bid:
IK'S fllSK bid.
The stock market opened dull nnd weak,
with geme pressure te tell and prices declined
M te JJ per cent, en the first few salts Alter
the llrst call, lien ever, theiu was a tinner feeling
resulting from reports te tbe effect thit at to te
diy's meeting of the presidents of tbe coal reads
percentages would I) satisfactorily arrayed.
Prices advanced ou eme buying et these prop
erties, nnd at midday were up te 2)j per cent.
The market Is new arm at the least prices of the
morning.
Stock atarkfts.
Quotations by Ueed, Mrdrann &
Ijincadter. 1'a.
Ce., bunkers,
asw TORE LIST.
Canada Pacific.
0 c. u. 1
Cel. Ceal
Central Pacific.
Canada Southern
Chi., St L.A I'gh.
Denver A UleUrande.,
Del., Lack. A Western..
KltO eeeeeeee
KrteM
New Jersey Central.,,,
K. A T
Leu. A S
Lake Shere
Michigan Central.,,.,,.
Missouri Pacific.
Northern Pacific
N.F. Pret
N. W
New Yerk Central
Ohie Central
Omaha
Oregon Trans
OntnrteA Western
Pacific Mall
Ilochester A Pittsburg.
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12 m.
3 p.m
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Itm Pacific
Union I'actflc
Wabash Common.
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Wabash 1' referred
Western Union Telegraph.
West Shere
rHILADHLPHIA LIST,
Lehlgb Valley
It., N. Y. & 1'hlhi ,
Pennsylvania
Heading
Lehlgb Navigation
liestenvtlla
Philadelphia A Krlu,...
Northern Cent ,
Poeplo's Passenger ,
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113
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I.ancaaterU per cent.. 1SU0
" 0 ' ism.
" I " Scheel lean....
" I In ler 20 years
" I " In 6 or 20 years
, .. . " ' u. nworseyoars
Mauhelin borough lean , ,
SASTt STOCKS.
First National Bank
farmers' National Hank..., ,
Pulton National ilank
Lancaster County National Hank
Columbia National Bank
Christiana National Bank .,
Kphrau National Bank
ffrst National Ikink-Ilnmhin
loe
HO
100
100
100
l'JO
100
3n
100
60
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100
100
100
100
100
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100
Iflmt N.tlnn. II....W u..,
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Hrit National iSe'S', Marietuf.-.":::
jrtrst National Bank, ML Jey
Lltlta Natlenia Hani" ..T..
Manhelm National Benk
Union National Bank. Mount Jey...
Ee,r.HHUn1 Nations! "" ..,
aap National Benk., !
Ilia en'intilla IkTsiSttnnal lrk.
.. IU)
.. 100
.. 103
..100
JUSUII TUISB MKMUUOI MIKlMIIMI
juiMiucinuJwu jvauexuu tnn
Ihank.,,.
MeiUtern Hank stock.
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3L 3-5J
60JJ M)W
lOljl 104J
-'!i 23
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Jfi 101
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ltlg Spring A lloaver Valley".
Bridgeport llorsesheo.........;":;;
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Columbia S oshlngten.........!" '..
Conestegn llig Spring.. "!..." !
CnlunibTa A Marlelta......... ."
Maytown A Kllialwtbtewn......." ..
ljinc.ister A Rphrata
lAiicaster Willow 8trt-et............
strnshiirg Jllllpert ..,!!!!!!
Marietta. Maytown ...,"..
MarlettnAMoitutJey ...,."
lAiic,, hlltahothtewti A Mlddletewu.
Ijuinwiter A Krultvllle
ijuiCHstcr A l.lllti
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iiiiv,u.i,.i a miner ..,....,. .,..,,
ljinciLster Manhelm ,,.,
Idincaster A Marietta
l.tncester A New Helland
MlSCRLLAWrOlS ST1H.KS.
Quarryvlile It. It
MlllersvtllK Mrcet Car
Inquiring Printing Company
a.tlghtnnd ruel Cenitmny,.
Stevens Heuso (Ponds)
Celumhlv Oils Company
Columbia Water t'empnuy ,
Susquehanna Iren Company. .
Marietta Hollew.wnro ,. .,
Stevens Heuse ,
MtllcrsvtlloNerm'vl Scheel
Northern Market .,,,
Knstern Market ,
western Market
IdinciwterClty street liiillnay (e
Uss Company llends
Columbia lloreuitb llends .,,
l,anc:utcrA Susquehanna
Ijinrustur A New Danville ,
Household Market.
Sitcruay, April 3.
DAtRV.
Cresmery Mutter , jec
Butter v AVj.Vc
Cup Cheese, tweenps,.., tj
lounge uneese, luepteces 3e
Dutch Cheese VI lump j HJloe
IVULTRr.
Turkeys V piece (Itve)N $lfliS3
" " tchiatied) I Hi 1.73
Chickens V pair (llve)..... iw-iS
" V piece (Kle.ined ssJtioe
Spring Chickens Y pair S0O7S0
Pigeons twlr. 23fs3
Ducks W pfece (cleaned) 40t50e
Uccse)) piece liui.23
MtSCSLLAMIOCS.
Apple Butter fl qt 23c
KggVde2 i:13e
Heney V ft :ma
Lard y ft , Ml"c
Dry Bi'ef, ehlpjwd 41S3
Haul, whele 1J4J1I0
Saussge 120
Pudding loe
II uu, sliced 220
ri.ums.
Apples V Kpk 10.-J20O
Binanas Vdet 23.iic
Cocoanuts, e,ch Htl-'e
Currants t ft (dried) ....loe
Dried Apples yJ qt 100
Dried Peaches V qt 12e
Prunes V ft siiee
Leuieus W dez 2110
Omngts Vdei 10a
Pineapples piece llffiSe
Grapes V lOulSc
Crauberrlci), pr. qt Itsjl2c
vinsTAEisn.
Cabbace l head 300,
Beets V bh Wine
PotateosV Spk 10tJ13e
" V bushel , 40tj30e
Beans (Lima) f) qt 13e
Carrots VI buuch be
Hc.ulNlUd se
Onions v bunch Se
Hhubarbpr bh ....3e
Canllilewer, pr. lid 23c
Sweet Petat(H-s V H pk lo22eo
Soup Beans VQt 120
Spinach S ok IftfllSc
Salsify V bunch fitloe
Turnips f H pk lcsjisc
Peppers V dez CiSe
risu.
ltallhnt ft lS20e
cattish) 11 ;;;;..:;..;;.!i3c
Herring V dez iv:
'resh Mackerat ) ft ue
Clams per loe
bua Hiss me
llluet Ish tee
Sturgeon 100
(I RAIN.
yi;0-11 we've
Oats ijc
Cern SOftit-c
jyc c
llayporten Ilis
Cleversced jikMi
Timethy ritO,T2.23
Herd tlrass si ,
O.-chanl Urass ,, ni
Hied iMnllnuHOj n.00
TeurW bbl iijye
.VAMl ADVEKTISEUKXT.1.
T3AKLNO POWriKK.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS iewdernevervarles. A marvel of purity,
strength and wholesemnness. Mere eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold tn competition with the multitude et low
test, short weight, alum or phesphate powders.
Sold only In earn. BevaL Bakihe Pewdxh Ca,
108 Wall Street, New Yerk. may27.1vdJtw
WJ
ANTKD. WASHING AT HOMPOIt
IT at private residences, henseciennlug, etc.
Apply at Ne SJKast M I flln street. ltd
WANTKD AT ONCi:.-TWO WOOD
Sawyers, uheil te cutting Hickory Itlm
Strips. WOODBUUN8AHVEN WIIKKLCO.,
HOWAUU M. DUBOIS,
ap5j2td Otter SL, Belew Krent St.. Phlln.
DO IT TO-DAY.-CUHi: THAT HOIl HOIl
rlble cold with Bensen's Cnpclne Piasters.
They wilt help you at once. Don't wult. 23c.
"W-ANTKD A STOUT IJOV TO I.EAI'.N
V Carriage Blacksmlthlng. Apply te
HIMKLSBACH A WKUKIS,
ltd' Cor. Christian and Marien Streets.
w
ANTKD AN INTELLIGENT EAK1Y.
f 1 csi (.aineuc man te represent a large, re
snenMblu Barclav street house In hinnriilM,i.
Ity and outside large cities. A remunerative
salary te right party, lteferences exchanged.
Address BAuCLAY, Bex 1,53, N. Y, a 3 lmdM
T ANOASTEU RINK.
BASEBALL ON SKATES.
Lancaster Rink I
WEDNESDAY EVEXIXd.
Mikade vs. Little Tycoon.
Ul3l-tfd
ASSIGNED ESTATE OF CHAltLES
Peters and wife, of Lancaster city, Lan
caster county. Charles peters and wife, of Lan.
caster city, having by deed et voluntary assign
ment, duted tbe first day et JIarch, ISw;. us.
signed and transferred ull their estate and
enecti te the undersigned, for the benefit of the
creditors or the said Charles Peters, be there
fore glv es notice te all persons Indebted te said
assigner, te make payment te the undersigned
without delay, and thesn having claims te lire
sent them te DANIKI, B1NU, Assignee,
Lancaster, Pa.
W. II, Helahd, Attorney. mJMtdTu
MEETING OK
LANCASTKll BIlANt II, Ne. COI,
Irish Natlennl League of America
Will be held In the second lloer of the Opera
Heuse Building, en WKDNKIIIA 1 KVKNINtJ
at g o'clock. Alt unpaid subscriptions te the
Parnell rund must be puldbv that time, as the
money will be forwarded te Its destination. All
persons, male and female, desiring te Jein will be
present, The by laws ii mlt these at a distance
te become members by forwarding their written
request nnd Jl.oe,
uJ-3td
Claiuce'h eelkhkatj:d comiuna cemiuna comiuna
Hen CefTce, 23c A Coffee worthy el tbe
liamoet Collee. Try It and you will be pleased.
ULAltKK sells P. tl. Olelne Seap, 60 cake 1 3
pieces Debbins' fclectrte for 2Se.:3 pieces el
Miller's Borax Seap for 21c; 2 ll.s Prunes and 2
fts Pared Pi-uri for 2Sc.s 2 lis Itlce and 2 Its
Cracker for 23a.t a fts Imported Macaroni for
5c: 2 cans Ited Seu I Cern and 1 can Tomatoes
e r 23ct 1 Baker's Chocolate ler SGe.
' CLAUKK'STKASTOUK,
34 West King Street.
WTulophene. m'iHydAw
NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS AND
UUNNEHS. All persons are hereby for
bidden te trespass en any of tha lands of the
Cornwall or Speedwell estates, In Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whether Inclesed orunln erunln orunln
clesed, cither for tbe purpose of sheeting or Ash
ing, as the law will be rigidly enforced against
sjltrespaaslngonsaldlandief the undersigned
after this netice.
WM. COLEMAN 1TUKKWAN,
K.PEUOYALDKN,
XDWAUD C. rUKKHAN,
AtteTMy for K. W. Oelussval htMrt,
eetll-UAsYW
A'ATIf AD rjCRTJSKMKXTS.
JNSUUANOE OKKJOK UKMOVEI).
in7hhiii,r'.V.1.ra,,.C0 ",,d "Pal Ktatnontee of Jero Jere
iMJiiKsrilKKT. lelephonnrennectlon.
glnariMnulit Ne. 32HS. Duku L
F'Savtim,0 AND Bl'ltlNGEUS
and 8itrin."v rn"ners, having rrvsh Cows
"nil nuinilSSr rer """ w,u leave their names
I win .'in T.r,.Vf l'0,,, "l ll1" farmers' Hetel, uud
n,, -j 1.. I"H "0e Um'1"' t-''l " delivery.
L l. J.BItUBAKKU.
Ol'oViteF;S,,1',t, ""NT-TIIK 1)OUTlK
lloer a 111 i0ir,li,,V.r,.' !"""""' Wllej'alnn first
tnnke&t nl .' h" '.)n,Cfl irenncrly Mr. Hlav
HukS.fr.! Jii0i,i.n,?,r ' ,,rHI,t lft"' N"r"'
AilnUMn A" n1-0'"" and rent rrasnnnble.
VtV.l l..i ... . , AUM AN A BUH.N",
urangestriet. apl-lwd
TOW EST 1 tENTlNLANCASTKK-ONK
J-l Stere with tuosliew windows. shelved, two
counters and room all ready, situated tn tbe west
end 1 rent ene hundred nnd twenty-live dollars
II year or ene hundred dollars rash. Apply at
thlseillce. Possession can be had al once.
mSOOtil
TA NTI'.U. A N EN EhIiEtTe IitlSH
T T MAN In this city tn Introduce the "Treas "Treas
nryef Irish Moquence," HV"'seldln four weeks.
A 1 literal comiuKsleu or salary of 113 weekly
paid. Apply te Mt'lU'll V AlrUAItTII ,
list Ne. 27 Warren Street, New Yerk
rpUY Ol It KYI'. WHISKY,
n KAUS OLD.
PKi: gt'AUT 75 CJK.M9, AT
ltOHKKH'SI.igUOUSTOUR,
Ne. ?2 Centra Square, Lancaster, Pa.
apr221dlt
$1,000
U K W A It I) I KOU ANY
casoef Kidney Troubles, Nerv
1AST EM) YAHU,
O.J.SWARR&CO.
GOAL. - KINDLING WOOD.
Office- Ne, 20 OKNTIlK SQIIAUK. Beth yard
ndottlce connected with Telephone Kxchange,
nprt3-iydilAP u '
F
OR HA LU
SAFE INVESTMENTS.
KIvK AND C PKIS CENT. MOUTOAOl.S.
O.UAUKYVILLK It, It 7 l'KK CKNT BONDS.
DAS COMPANY 0 PKK CKNT IIONDS,
AIsO-
BANK, TIBNPllvK AND MAKkKT SIOCKS
In Amounts te Suit Purchasers.
Iiivestiiient nnd Speculallve Orders
ALSOPltOMPTLY riLI.KD
Uy Private Wires In New Yerk. Philadelphia
llaltlmore nnd Chtcnge Markets.
JACOB B. LONG, Breker,
Penn Se.unrnand West King Street.
M.ThAw
ROSE ItUOS. ,V HAUT.MAN.
IEABQUARTERS
-reu-
UMBRELLAS,
PARASOLS,
CANES.
THK J1ANI KACTIIUKItS,
Rese Bres. & HartmaD,
14 EAST KING ST.
11 pi Gaul
T AIHES' rNDEKWEAH
mm
Palace of Fastaen,
13 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTKK, PA.
TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1886,
WE WILL lNAt'OIJUATK A SPKCI4L
SALKOI'
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
ATWAl DOWN PltlCKS.
These are riiesll)' New Heeds, made upspe-
rlslly for this sale, nnd will be cold at exactly
w but they cost. We mention the prices of our
Icadlngstylesef
CHKMISK SKIIITS.
NHIHTC.OWNS AND PANTLKTS.
In order te prove te you that the goods are
really u grest deal cheaper than they have
ever been t n for In this ctty
CHEMISE.
Of geed inusllnaiid ell made, but plain, 23c.
Tucked yoke, edged with tine linen Torchon
late, ONLY3.V.
Excellent muslin, well made, with corded
bund, ONLY 3;.
Three rows or needlework Inserting wltb tuck
Ing between nnd edged with flne cambric ruf.
rllng.ONLYIlc.
Three rows or handsome needlework Inserting,
trimmed with needlework edging, ONLY no.
Yeke or allover embroidery, trimmed with
One needlework edging, ONLY ic.
Fine tucked besom, wide needle work edge en
each side, neck and sleeve trimmed with flne
needlework edging, ONLY 75c.
Bosem of handsome allewr embroidery, with
line wide needlework ruflle, ONLY fl.iu
SKIRTS.
Hlxrutlle, lour tucks, geed muslin, ONLY 60c,
Nccdlewnrkrullle nnd tucking, ONLY Kic.
Twe rows of ruftllng, with tucking ever each,
ONLYC2C.
Klegant wldu embroidery rcllla nnd tucks,
ONLY73C.
Nine Inch wlde embroidery ruUle, lour nanew
and one wlde tuck, at ONK DOLLAB.
Twelve inch embroidery rntlle, two rows el
five tucks each, ONLY 11.23.
NIGHTGOWNS
Trimmed with needlework edge, ONLY Sue,
llosem, neck and slieves trimmed wltb ruf
lllng, two rows of Insertlng, two lows of four
tucks each en each side, ON LI 73c.
Three row or needlework Inserting, reur
IIIWRUi illUI lUUKS UHCJ1, IIHUO TOW S OI llnOlll
sorting, besom, neck and sleeves trimmed with
needlework oeglng, ONL1 83c.
Threo rows or line needlework Inserting, reur
rows et six flne tucks each, fine needlework edg.
Ing en besom, neck and sleeves, ON LY 90c.
One Special Let trimmed with needlework In
sorting all the way down, edged with needle
work ou both sides, Ikmeiu of Inserting nnd two
PANTLETS.
stirWtth ruining, two bands and shirring be
tween, ONLY 23c.
The saine style, w ith four bunds, at 29c.
r ine Needlework mnlA nnd ln tnrks OVI.V
60e. '
Twe ruttles or fine needlework and three
tucks ever each, ON L Y 75c.
Buttle of real Torchon lace. iy. Inches vtlde
two rows of five tucks each, only 75c,
Bullla of real Linen Medici Isce, iU inches
wide and llve wlde tucks, only ONK DeLLAlt.
Kitraflne" needlework rdtlle, two rows of llve
tucks i each, two rowser fine needlework Insert
ing, X Inch wlde bias tucking. ONLY II 23.
We extend an Invitation te all te ceme ana
see our
NEW MILLINERY.
sj l'ABLOK en Second Fleer,
eus Debllltv, Mental and Physical Weakness,
that HOTA.MC NKIIVK BlTTKItS falls te cure.
SeldbydniRgUts, M ci-nts. 1IKKII MKD1CA1.
CO, Ne. 13 North lllh Street, Philadelphia, 1'a.
Liivuinis iree. marjiMmee.xw
H
HE! AnrjKltriHKMENTa.
C?iJJK'JyJ caster property, tn sums
te suit, nt the lowest cunent iate. ,,..,
it, II. Oil r PIN,
nmi-W liudll Ol ainut si . Philadelphia,
AA.
BB.
Use Mniilieliu Itoller
Ihn eilglnal.
in y2 1vM,W.ts It
Fleur.
Ihn l'.ciU
irii THE UNDEKMlllllED, HAVE
..J. ."lis day lieen aiipelnlist Hgenls for the
DKLlWAlltt MIIIIIaI, UltK IN-llltANUK
COMPANY, of Plilladelplita, formerly repio repie
sjntedby.Mr. Imuiernmn. Policies reiiulilng
chsnpes will be intended In by rnlllng at eui
oniee. corner West King nnd I'rlnre streets.
npri Iwdlt dIIKNIv ABAUsMAN.
DON'T 1'A 1 ivrtTNOTi OE THE VI i XnTT.:
tn location r HlMILK.VM liltlld HTOUK.
?. T J.nH "umber Is nil, no deem west or the
Old Stand,
EMC) V A lTlllf UNDEllHHINEIl
.. .. Wholesale and lletall dealer In Truck.
P,n. Oysters, ap , having removed te lis KAft r
MNO HTttKhT (MIMnger's old stand), r.
peetrully solicits h eniitlnusnre of the patiou patieu patiou
age heretotera se llheially liestnw e(l
."l3"" WILLIAM l!0S.
I NOW OCOUl'Y TUT, SHOP IN THE
riierly It. BiiPhinlller's. would kindly solicit the
tintronagner all wishing guns, r.iei, sclsseis,
knives, Ac, repaired, a postal will rccuUe
pt-ompiattenttoii.
aivt-lwd" PUIID'IC Ker.NKI.
LANCASTER IIUH1NESH t'Ot.I.EOE
Open day and evenlng until .Inly. Yeiintt
men who Intend stinting In business can de no
boiler than take nceursual the
LANCASTER BUSINC93 OOLLEan.
Send for list of Graduates and consult thein ns
te tun requirements r the rmitne. Tlme iv
ijulred tocemplete the course trein 3 te c months.
Address, II.C. WKlDLKIt, Principal,
Ne. 10t Knst IJIng Street.
AN UNl'ARAI.I.El.EI) 1IAHUA1N.
"It Is an ill wind that blows nobody any
geed." The recent hillure el n noted rencfi
Worsted Manufacturer enables us toerfervnu
l,i yards Trench Worsted, for Pantaloons, ul ii
terrible slaughter The goods are strictly all
pure worsted, el elegant weight, and eisrtty
worth Ileum te sliiu. 1 wilt miikn them nnlu
nrst class stjle, perfect lltllug, at the verylhw
priienl only rHieiier pair Call nnd leave jour
measure Iwlnre the choicest patterns are nil se
lected ItOSK.NSTKlV'S Mini Tailoring, Ne 3J
North ()ueen strvel, iJinCftstcr, Pa,
-Neric 1 employ uoiiebutpmctlral Paula
loon Makerc
s
I' H 1 N (1
11 ART'S
Ol'ENINO AT 11. C1EK-
FINE TAILORING.
1he Largest and most Complete Assortment
of FINK VOOLLENSfortheSprliig1iadeteto
found In the City of Lancaster.
A Choice Line of Spring Overceatings and
Panlaloenlngs In all Uin I-ntrst Patlerns.
l'rtce Uiw, Best Workmanship, nnd nil goods
M arranted ns represented.
H. GERHART,
NO. IS NOKTH QUI EN HTKKKT.
-Opposlte the PiHtetllce. inar.T lydlt
FOU HA.I.K tlH KENT.
FOR RENT NICE TWOHTORY HRIOK
Dwelling Heuse, Ne. Mil Knt Orange street,
jnarltld H1KSH A BltO
FOR RENT-A HAKE llef.SE, N'eTTfl
Washington street. Apply tellirry 3lyrs'
Park Heuse. rn'inid
GOOD STAHI.E TOR RENT.
A Heed Stable and Shedding, sltnated at
Ne IIS Washington street. Apply te II VIIKY
MYJCUS. at Pari Heuse. ' iiiarillM
D
W1D M. MAYER'S IJMEKII.S.S
for rent. Apply te
II 31.31 YNIt, Itnhre
., i,i r.i., i,iitir,.rsiev
U. COOI'KIt, lllrtl In Hand
mlewti
mtfd
DMRY AND TRIH'IC i'ARM lOR
u ..Ul?'1l.-f;rem A,I,, ',l " adjolelmt
theclly limits. In geed condition t well waleird,
with geed buildings and giHkl nnd. Apnlval
this othee. ni'iri'itrd
FOR RENT.
A Tobacco Warchensn with Penn'A It. It
Siding Capacity for storing 3,i, cases. Atitilv
at the ' '
rimrltvttd l.NThl.l.lilKVCr It OrTH'K
F
iernai.i:.
A POUIt IIOI1SK MAIHNK
K.SUINL. In
nrst class condition
ttpMtd
Apply at
1I1SI
SOI Til (JIJKK.N SI'.
"Rie it sam: c'Hi:ai'-a walni't
Ai Stere Counter, 21 feet long ; also a short
Common Ceuntei. Inquire of
.... I U. Itt SSKU
ap33td ill North Ojieen St
BARGAINS 1 RAROAINSI
Parler Sului. Walnut Lounges, Sofas and
Kasy Chairs, geed heme-mads and upholstered
with geed uxitertal, will be sold till the first of
April at a great sarrl tire, nt
Ne. 131 WEST CIIK1TNUT STItKKT
Don't lnlss the chnnre. inll-lwit"
F
IOR RENT.
..... "."I'"VI ""'i iin uneiiini;
attaehMl In southern iurt of the city.
Possession April 1st. Apply nt
Ne. 133 KAVT KINd 8TIIKKT.
TJIOR RENT.
X! Shep In rear of Ne 37 West Chestnut stieet.
n.".0.!!.'i,.n clgar-bex factory, and n shop en
311 lllln Btreet, between Seuth Queen nnd Prliice
streew, lately used e.s a carriage lactery. AIseiv
dwelling and storeroam new occupied bv A.
S n n.tnl.lf.f.m, ,lm.A til.l ,. .. ..
Apply at the
Vni it. i ih -" "'( "i ning sirceu
113-tl
tfd
INTKLLlUENCKIt OFFICE.
AMVHKHEXTH.
"R1UI.TON Ol'ERA IIOUHK.
YOU NEVER LAUOHED IIXFOHEI
TUESDAY NIGHT, APRIL G, 188G.
SECOND YKAIt OF THE (iltEATKST COM
EDY SHCLE1H,
A RAG BABY.
BY MIl.CIIAS. II. IIOYT.
(Anthoret "A Bunch of Keys,'" 1 1n Soldier."
Etc.)
A COMPLETE COMPANY OF AUTIST3,
(Acting nnd Musical,)
Undur the Mnuagernenter Mr. Eugene Tomp
kins (also 3lauagcrerthe Bosten Theatre.)
A PLAY AND PLAYKKS-OUAU IT QUICK.
PltlCKS 73, 60 ft 2.1 CENTS,
Hale of scats new nt Opera Heuso Onlce.
apr2lt
"RIUIiTON Ol'ERA HOUSh.
TJiarsilny Evening April 8, 1880.
First Production In this city by the Famous
MADISON SQUARE
THEATBE COMPANY
Of the Hreatest of Madisen Square Theatre
Comedy Successes, entitled
"THE RAJAH."
Alter run In New Y'erfc of ever 230 Censecii.
tlve Nights. Te be produced beie wltb the
OUIUINAL CAST,
OlttOINAL 8CKNKIIY.
OUIUINAL MUSIC, Ac!
ADMISSION 75, CO nnd S3 CENTS.
Sale el Seats at Opera Heuse Olllce.
aprs 5td
rvRNiTuur.
TTOKFMEIER'H.
Did you say you are la need or
FURNITURE,
If se, be sure and call en us, and we will de our
best te please you,
fl. K. H0FFMEIER,
26 East King Street.
MOTION.
Q.RAND DISPLAY OK
NECKTIES.
OO TO KUISUAN'tt.
Ff
CAMEL'S HAIR UNDaRWBAR,
GO TO EUISMAN'S.
F
LATEST BTYLES
C0LLAK3 AND CUFFS.
UO TO EUISMAN'S.
CHEAPEST AND DKST
SCAKIET UNDERWEAR
AT ERISMAN'S.
NO. 1J WEST KING ST.,
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