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tVMkU, April B.-A wrleui accident
IMIkcCeinmu roiling mm m an
'fceraThartatr aiernlng, which re-
la ik Mwral burning or two cm-
icflbitalU. Joeeph Kenna and J.
iMMtdutht paddle rolls of
ItMtttaaMklBg a tU of Iren In muck
t$TM mil of het iron suddenly ex-
I WMftem any warning, and the molten
WM thrown ever the two men with
cMMOMMKlUL Kenna wm the meat pain
' JWjrtajUNd of the two, and his face, arms,
MM MM stomach are very severely burned.
: list bmb was removed te his bearding house,
Wfcte hats new lying sufierleg Intensely.
" vK will, In all probability, be removed te the
Unalet hospital, where his Injuries will
. Nestra careful attention. Menree had his
see, ansa and breaat burned by the
Jffcftt lreer and presents a fnghtrul appear-
"4ea, although he Is net confined te his
Mae by the injuries, n is eye Drews
an aattrely burned err and his moustache
Mdly Singed. The men had been working
at tfeta mill but a short time. Kenna is well
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kaKrwn te many people in town, having re-
. M4d bare some years age. At that time he
-;vWi m well known base ball player. Beth
,-Vtaise men have been professional base ball
7 -Dlavers in various parts of the country. The
. - V-m Juries of Kenna arevery painful, but will
' , mutt result In a aeriena manner.
- An Engine Off the Track.
fry, Yesterday afternoon shifting englue, Ne.
:.'-'ii'' MB, 01 we Pennsylvania raureau, ww tun
i"' lining en the river tracks (e the sand bins, te
' ;.i) bring out some cars leaded with sand, in
1 's&ij turning a sharp curve the driving wheels or
..SiVT the engine dropped front the rails. The
'if .' erew of the engine trietl for about one-half
$;4lHWr te replace the engine but gave up the
IV' attempt Part of the wreck crew, with
V- another enetne. were called Inte servlce te
;.,y pat the engine en the track.
ff Mown luiDK.
iKf. A horse and cart belonging te Samuel
,.-i, Campbell, was engaged In hauling dirt yes
,n terday afternoon, te a bank en North Third
VWTOW 1U UBUfclU)( IUO UU1SU 1U 1UO VUKt
the horse went tee far and went down the
5-" aatiat, a distance 01 about twenty loot. j.uck-
p.aartte the bottom, thereby escaping Injury.
rrViS" xin A-vnnuuitDip.
?'.& Tawenas been placed In the window ei
!' ;ijKllne Kppihlmers store, en Locust street,
I . j-1?, a very fine exhibition or penmanship, the
iustly celebrated by his skill in this line. It
la testimonial te Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Reths
Child's from seventy of their friends, and
111 accompany the handsome sideboard pre
sented te Mr. and Mrs. Rethschilds.
Town Metes.
A very pleasant surprise party was held
last night at the residence of Mrs. JPeter
Webner, en Walnut street, by a large num
ber of persons.
The Husquehanna river Is new receding,
having fallen ever a feet since last evening,
and is rapidly getting lower.
A horse attached te a cart efSatnuel Camp
bell, while standing at the excavation of Hal
deman'a store, en Locust street, became
Tightened and by a sudden Jump get en-
Cy iree irem ms narness, xne nerse was
ugnt belore it ran any distance.
A cans ei workmen under SunervUnr
Belnhauet are new encased in cleaulnc the
gutters and streets about town. Frent street
has received their attention and this portion
of town certainly needed cleaning.
Abe Warfel, employed at the Shawnee
auarry, accidentally fell ever a bank yester
ay afternoon, bruising himself about the
ribs. He was conveyed te his home in Alley
I, but Is able te be out this morning.
The cigar box factory of Jehn It. Kreider
has been removed lrem Bank alley te the
new shop en North Thinl street.
Wern has been commenced in digging the
cellar for the house te be built ler V 11.
Gilbert at the Five Points.
The river is se high that the tow path lrem
the bridge te the leciis Is completely out of
sight
A MatlvC or Columbia Dies In Johmterrn.
Frem the Johnatewn Democrat
Mr. Ebenezer Smith diedat his residence
en Vine street nnnrrnlilnlf-ht nn TnnHt nf
last week. lie had long been a sufferer from
JUdney and ether troubles. lie was born in
Columbia county, Pa., January 28, 1819, and
there learned the trade of slieemaking. On
March 15, 1819, he v as married te Ml-s Ma
llnda Davis in Bedrerd county, lie came te
Johnstown nearly forty years age, and has
worked at the Bhoemaklng ever since. lie
t1A Mininntalflfl nnn.lflnnikln HnMa. .!
Vfc " pw,umuiihju IVUSIUIIAUID lUOUtia Ulltl
t. leaves be me vaiuame property, ueceasea is
fijjS survivea by his wire and three sons, Geerge,
HJL8E BALI, SEWS.
A New Club Orsanlied In Tela City te lie
Known as In Irenaldes.
Last evening there was a large meeting of
people Interested in the formation or a base
ball club, at the saloon or Arneld Haas, en
Kerth Queen street An organization was
effected by the election of the lollewing
officers :
President B. F. Ilouser.
Vice President Charles Strlckler.
Secretary Charles Brown.
Treasurer Jeseph Arneld.
Manager Harry Gallagher.
'inRrnin uin iiAf ni vrn .-swiai.fna nmi
will play en that ground. The rate of ad
mission was fixed at 15 cents with 10 cenU
extra for grand stand and lower rates for
children. Jake Geedman and William
Zacber, who are new here, will be members
of the team, and a player named Van Ostran,
et Danville tas been engaged. A llrst-cla-8
battery Is te be engaged, and se eral Lancas
ter players will be given a chance. The
hares of stock were fixed at 5.
Iu Philadelphia yesterday the League team
defeated the Athletics, In the stceud gatne
for the local championship, by the score of 5
te 2. Yeung Dan Casey pitched a fine game
and allowed the Athletics but four hits.
At Louisville yesterday the home club
defeated the Detroit In eleven innings by 0
te Z The St Leuis American Association
taam dnfAniAl IUa T . .. a r r m
Pw "w uT ivBaguera, uy v loe, anu
.uiunuiuagaia leu at me nanus or tiie
Baltlmereans. hv A tn 9
fjfik rJhe MetrPlltau club stepped at Newark
i"; ivi u iucir way uoine iretn wa9h-
iy , Jngten, te play a series et two games with the
U Newark dub. When the first game of the
. aeries was ready te begin a dlspute arese ever
&fiern.' m 0ibM P,ayr' of Newark,
Su much fault was leund with the work of the
,J1 ttmpire. When the home team had finished
. their hair et the fourth Inning the score steed
j, i te 4 in their fuver. The Motrenolltaus then
" eJt t0 tb8 BUt B00n claimed that
, V Phenomenal " Smith made a balk which
r waa allowed. The Newark players became
'- JM, and Tem Burns, the captain of the
jttain, who has gained considerable noterietv
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"jj-"i uie ju iruui lueiieiu te argue.
i, came in irem tee neld te argue.
,"Slz S!iue,,m whlch revolvers were drawn,
V.F??S finally cleared bv the police.
i.'!" "eu refused te continue the irnmB.
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Mia Miao uumk.
&Mm Wr.ole.nonCottn), Cemm,r(.
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lAatArAnfn Tnhn w. . '
SwaoresidesatBeUtvlUeanonrnrp'ut
- la as appearance u Belnheld's suUen. h
attempted te get into several houses. This
bum Ming he laid down en ihan.i. . .
vharvhe remained for semeUme, butllnally
left before the train came. He
went, te the home or Israel Petti.
Oflr, whose wife was out He locked
ftHMlf in with the children, aud then bo be
te te act vary wildly. He talked or suicide
;. 1Wt frlgh Weed, and when their father heard
ti'al W tka TsAltwht ih main tn ratuMnlna a
- ) a vevravyup aiv swaiia e auVMtcrt j.
f.jpMareiiB MoCeaocay'at Warner said that his
- ywvwtw sau wa xuiea in a ugm lula
IkWVeWV
Wimj anim uun jae arrcnivu iiecaUBa
mr be h crazy, uu oeoverauou
I aWlOB tn aVlda .(naatlal enn1 tiak warn aa
I until It la hrniliAr. In Tjihannn rv.nntv
ft -- fivm Dtfarnaup wa an lninaA
aw levs nataaiH n a aM M(U
I county heepital here for a time.
' Out Bsnaiiawiaii Voted.
Jefca A. Hlaataad yeled yesterday
M aaye Mateat the free coinage of
4e sWa' aaaeasaB sre4
be aoeir roxaeTtxs.
Hew the Brichteet and Qayeat Are Itrplsreit,
Frem the Youth's Companion.
A lady from Caltlernla, traveling through
the Eastern states, was present, a few months
age, at a state dinner in Washington, at
which the wife and daughter ei the secreUry
or state occupied the hlghest positions next
te the sister of the president The table was
decorated with pink roses, thedraperles wero
pink, the ladles wero gowns the color et the
roses. There was an Incessant sparkle of w It
and clever repartee. The stranger as murh
Impressed by the peculiar airy grarc, tlie
brilliancy aud gayety of the sreue.
Shoreturned te Washington In six weeks
and was Invited te another dinner. Mr.
Bayard's wife and daughter both weie dead,
and had been laid te rest In the old church
yard at Wilmington. The ether gueits w ero
the same. The roses were red, the gowns of
the ladles crimson ; but that was the only
change. There were the same Joyous faces,
the same Jesting, the same laughter.
The stranger remombered Kip Van Win
kle's sad cry when he returns te his native
village and finds his place tilled :
" Are we se seen forget when w e are gene "
One of the most pathetic of French ballads
Is the song of Constance as she gavly d rcsses
herself ter the ball at the French ambas
sador's where she Is te meet her lever and
friends, and te be the queen of the revels.
Her light dress is blown against the iiame el
a lamp, and she dies belore the hour when
she was te go. The news reaches her com
panions at the ball.
" They cry, Peer Constance ' and they
dan co until morning."
Onoet the most tragic lncldents In Long
fellow's poems Is the coming back et the
ghosts te their old home te find that thore Is
no longer room for them at the table or the
neartu.
There Is hardly a subject en which young
and imaginative people expend mero melan
choly reflection than this, et the brief mem
ory which will fellow them when they are
gene ; and with less reason. They need be
forgotten. In gay, fashionable society, where
the sole aud avowed object Is amusement It
is natural that one who, being dead, can no
longer amuse, should be thrust promptly out
of sight
But the real world should net be Judged
by this raise and factitious stage scenery. I ts
actual life, the man or woman who is eameat
in thought and action will be remombered
and exert a powerful intluence for geed or
evil long after death. The slncere man,
whether tie be the leader of a nation or a vil
lage, strikes a sledge-hammer blew In the
world which echoes through many genera
tions. The memory of a loving, pious woman,
whether she be Madame Guy en or a name
less pauper In the almshouse, will linger
long iu ether lives, like spilled perlume,
making the world pleasanter and dearer as it
rises heavenward.
A Dee Illildled With llnllct.
At an early hour this morning Jehn B.
Snyder, residing en Hum street, heard a big
nolse in his yard among the chickens. lie
quickly areae lrem bed and went down
stairs. Upen going into the yard he discov
ered that the cause of the disturbance was a
very bigdeg. Theanimal had broken open the
chicken coop and tern the back of a chicken
when Mr. Snyder interrupted him. The
deg was kept at bay by a son of Mr. Snyder
until the latter went tea neighbor's beuse and
borrowed a revolver. Four bullets was put
into the animal and if he has been accus
tomed te lunching upon chickens he will net
need any for supper. It is believed that the
animal, which was owned by Michael Duer,
has been guilty of killing chickens before,
llemayhnve had an interest iu the whole
sale slaughter In different parts of the city.
Had an Kje te fliulnesa.
A queer thing occurred at Christ church,
in Louisville, en a recent Sunday. A little
child S or 4 years old was taken te church for
the first time by Its grandmother. The old
lady gave the llttle darling a quarter te drop
In the plate when It was passed around, but
the child had an eye te business and
Instead of depositing the money when
tbe contribution box get within reach
it grabbed a handful of change. The
grandmother was horrified, and or
dered the child te put the money
back, but It would net obey. Then a rough-and-tumble
scramble ensued, and tbe llttle
hand had te be forced open, and the screams
tilled tlie church.
A Cat IlaUlDC Clilrki.
Frem the Lltltz Itccerd.
In the family of I. T. Bemborger Is a spot
less white cat petted for her beauty and
feline intelligence. Lately she has beceme
still mero noleworthy by taking charge of a
breed of young chickens, which she nurses
with motherly aflectlen in n Iwx, allowing
no stranger te come near and being tery
Jealous if any ether cat makes her appear
ance. Should auy of her family stray away
lrem the box, she fellows, takes It tenderly
in her mouth and brings it home.
Tbe 1'1-ts at lllnkley'a Ilrldge.
The county commissioners and Contractor
Kitch en lhursday went te Blnkley's bridge
and looked at the piers of the bridge which
were condemned by the Inspectors. It was
feuud that a number of tbe stones were
broken. They will be replaced by larger
stones, and tlie contractor, Mr. Kltch, will
begin work next week.
A German Carp l'urin.
Mr. Levi Treisb, of Durlach, will gi e his
attention te rearing German carp en a large
scale, for which he has splendid facili
ties. He has already a-large number of
the finny tribeand will place in his dam this
spring 11,000 mere yearlings and two year
ljngs. He expects te reap a harvest "from
them in a year or two.
The tVeiuiiu'a Exchange.
The tickets ler the houenary members of
this institution are new ready ler delivery te
them. Ladies and gentlemen who obtain
them can oxebange each ticket for the exhi
bitor's tickets entitling holder te dispose of
their handhserk through this medium. The
Kvcbauge premises te be a great and geed
atlalr.
Held Unitrr AdvUrmtuu
Jacob Randall was heard by Alderman
Ferdney last evening en a charee et defraud
!lK "'J, landlady Mary Kempfeut of a beard
b II. The alderman held the case under ad ad
il9ement Death or Jilts Sallle SUlen.
Mibs Sallie B. Sides, daughter or Dr. It 1 .
Sides, of Fairfield, Drumore township, died
en Tuesday morning of consumption.
Deceased was an accomplished young wo
man, and her many irlends hear of her death
with sorrow.
Appointed a Special Officer.
Officer Shay is unable te be en duty and
Jehn QUI, or the Eighth ward, who was ap
pointed yesterday by the mayor as a special
officer, was assigned te duty In his place
during his disability.
Organization or Fire Committee.
The llre committee or councils organized
last evening by the election et Lewls Nell as
chairman ami Dr. II. F. Hberman as clerk.
Dr. Sbaub was elected veterinary surgeon.
ew Kngtne.
A new I'cerlesa ten horae traction engine has
arrived at the shop of Fzra f. Landls en Cheriv
street, where U la en exhibition. Thoe-iglne U
equipped with all the latiKjt Improvements and
the public are Invited te call aud ne It.
Sunday Scheel Aunltersary.
Tae United llretbrcn Sunday bcIkxiI of Cove
nant church. West Orange street, w 111 held their
second anniversary en Sunday nrenimr ,,-ii
II.
Amnsementa.
A illnitrel Parade, Ihls morning Jilsct's
minatrela made a street parade, uccempanted by
t?i f--Jbey marched all ever town andloekod
anda CtmpanJ' U m,s"r rehearsing te-day
ana a geed , hew is premised.
lma,uiPtifY"ntl"-'Ihl "dented mu.lcal
pearance last evening at lina" '' hi ,U '.P'
' Merdeck arrerdd great Blewn ?heu ,u
ence which was very genu.VuTu exp'rea'teu
or appreciation or tbe many very excXnt b?S
of acting ltM the Initial repreaenuuen in
Troyertheplay.anda meat favorable verdlci
was accorded It by everybody present. The p et
la skUIMIIy drawn, and at no time throughout
the Are ftcti docs Interest flag In the story tbe
llnca are well written and clearly show the
handiwork or Mr. Maye himself, and many or
the cenes are strikingly effective. Thocempany
la the best we have ever seen associated with
Mr. Maye, thelndlvldual members each seeming
te be especially fitted te Impersonate the dif
ferent characters entrusted te them. All things
considered, It is the bestdrainatlcentertalnmen
we have scen In Trey this season."
XAllJttAaE.I.
1.SAVAN Mulfr April ?, lSAl, at tlie red
dence of the lirlde's mother, by Ite K. I., lteed,
Mr. F. C. teaman, te Miss Sallle A Mlller, nil nt
Lancaster. Itil
DKATlll.
Dkcksr. In this city, nn tlieStU lnl., Harry
A Decker, tn the lath yesrei his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are In
vited te attend the funeral rreiu hlslateresl
donce, Se. 617 West Marien street en Monday
morning nt o'clock lteqnlem Ma at St
Jeseph's church. Interment nt St Mary'
cemetery. a9 !td
Ferkv. April 9, 11, Anna Ferry, relict or the
late Jehn Ferry, aged Tl years.
Tbe relatives and friends or tbe ramtly are re
spectrully Invited te attend the funeral, from
her Inte residence. In Maner township, en Mon
day morning at o'clock at the house, aud at 9 31.
at the Mennenlte Meeting Heuse, east or M tilers
vllle. MARKETS.
Philadelphia f red nee Market.
1'HlLADmt.rHt, April Fleur market quiet;
Sales et 900 barrels, Minn, bakers at MW10:
l'mina. tamily at MO 15 j Western at II 2SJ
I l i Patents, tf OW s;i
Kye Heur slew at S3 MJJ W.
1 p. in., call v. heat April, 9c , Msy,
lXc i June, 01X! July, 91c.
Cern April, l.Vie; May, 46c June and
July.aUfc
Oats April, tej.c May find .time. J'c July
9C
Neir Yerk Produce Market
.Sew erk. Anrll 9 Fleur null and in the
buyers' ravers tine, tlWXJJSi); Supertlne.M A)
QS.te; Common te i-oed Kxtra Western, lltti 50.
Wheat Ne. 1 Ited state en Spot 1101 :Se. 2
Ked.91e: Ne. 1 Vthlte. state. Wc: Ne. '2 Ked,
Winter. May. 91tic ; Xe. i Ked, Winter, June,
92e : July, BJiJe.
Cern Se. 3 Mixed, cash, UKe : Mar. 4Cc.
Oats Na 1 White State, tie : Ne. t. ic.
Kye dull. : C2(i63c. ler western.
liarley nominal.
l'erbdull : Famlly.Mess. Ill Ueil '.
l.ard-Aprll, MM j May. f a.
Molasses nominal; IJc for te test.
Turpentine dull at 47Kc
llesln nnn; strained te geed. II 07K
61 10 n
itntter quiet; Western Imitation (reamery,
2CQ3JC
i.beese dull i Western K'ic
Eggs Arm ; Western, 13Kc
SiiK.r dull; itcflned cutleaf, r. 'J-ltJfiVc ;
granulated, J 5-10 j.
Tallew nominal ; prtme city. IKc."
Freights dull ; grain te Londen, :rc.
Petroleum dull ; reflned in cases, esc
ColTee quiet ; foircurgees at 8c.
Ulcedalli ranges frein SMic
Oram and I'roviaiena.
FuruUhad by S, K. Yundt, Breker, Chicago.
April 9, 1 o'clock p. m.
Wheat. Cern. Oats. 1'erk. Lard.
April TJ .. 25'j
May W ST a'i s;w .
June t'i ssC a! w 3 ;ti
July si ... ....
August re;; a no
September S3
lteculpta. Car Lets.
Wlnter Wheat ft
Spring Wheat W
Cern t;
Oats ta
Bye
liarley jj
Oil City
CrndeOU ., 73
Head.
Eecetpts Hess. j.oeo
Closing Prices 2 o'clock p. in.
Wheat. Cern. Oats. Perk. Lard
April 7IVf 3JW W 8 30 6X
May 77'1 8;J S9'I 9 10 S 95
June 7i 3iii Stei 9 15 5 97K
Jniy 89 30-S 9.wi 6 WW
August. KK 6 10
September. ..S3
Oil City
Crude Oil 73
Chicago Market.
Ceioaue, April 9, 9 JO a m. Market opened
Wheat Ma. 77ic; June. 73Xc . July, elUc.
Cern May. ST'e ; June, 3c ; Juiy.SSHc.
Oats AprlLSSKc: ilay, 29'ic; June, ic
1'erk May, 13 37K ;.lune. $9K.
Lard May, 5H: ' ulyy, W esk
Ultis May, 15 il; June, 5 40.
CLUB1SS.
Wheat-April, TSVJe; May, 77.e ; June,
79Jic
corn April, SJie; May, 87 Je; June, Sac;
July, Sc.
Oata-Aprll, 2a; May, W.c j June, SOi.'e.;
July,3(c.
l-erk-April, SO ; May, 19 37X03 ta ; June,
19 IS: July. WiJX.
IJiTuiVia' Mar' w w85 W: June'
lttbs April, :&; May, 5 10; June, U 45;
V Ul J , v, w.
Lire Stock Markets.
Cincine Cattle Kecelpu, 7.0u0 head ; ship
ments, 5 000 head; market streng: shipping
steers, 950 and 1,500 &s,f4S036; Blockers and
feeders, fi 7HJ4 50; cewa, bulls and mixed,
f.'4 "St ; built, 3fi3 23 ; thieugh Tcxans, 1 18
Hnga Uecelpts, S6.000 head ; shipments, 8 000 ;
market slew und 10c lower ; rough and mixed,
tlfjt SS; packing and shipping, fl 3584 50:
light. 91 40 ; skips, 138365.
sheep Uecelpts, S,X) head ; shipments, 1,000;
market strong ; natives, 1336 15 ; Texans, 3 COQ
Kxst I.ibsrtv Cattle receipts. Me head
shipments, 171 ; market steady ; prime, $565 se ;
ralrtogeod,li'(l 75; common, (3 60 I ; ship
ments te New l'erk, 10 oarleu.ls.
Hogs receipts, l.Soe: shipments, 1.800;
market fair ; 1'hilaaelphlas. l WQl w ; Vork Verk
era, 4 50Q CO : skips at IISSQWD; aulpmenu te
New i erk, none.
Sheep receipts, 2,000 head ; shipments, 1.M0 :
market excited, 10c te 10c higher than yester
day new Yerk Stocks.
Nsw Yebs, April 9 Wall street, 1:30 p. m. m.
Meney at 1 per cenu Foreign exchange
null at H'J7GJ9 ; Governments were Arm;
Currency 6's, I127H hid ; 4'a coups. 1126 bid ;
4X"s iU2H bid.
The stock market opened quiet and roature reature
less, but Just before the first call a apurt or buy
ing In the ex-Vlllards caused an advance or H
te 1VJ per cent. Market then settled Inte a lire
leas state and has se continued since. At nres.
cnt writing prices are slightly en" from the best
figures.
Stock Markets.
Quotations by liced, McQrann A
Lancaster, Pa.
saw ters: list. 11 a. m,
Canada Pacific. 65K
C C. C. I .
Cel. Ceal .!
Central Pacific
Canada Southern tis'A
ChL, St L. ft Pgh.
Uenverft UloUrande
Ce, bankers,
II M. 8 F.JI
4iS
21 24
41
toy. 40
Del., Lack. A Western 12
&ne.
Sti'J
KrleSd sa
New Jersey Central ii
K. ft T...... a'
Leu. A N sbJ'
LakoShero gil?
Michigan Control
Mieurl Pttclnc lwv;
Northern Pacino .:
N. P. Pre! m
N. W " ie7i
New fork Central ieiV
Ohie Central .,'.
Omaha
Oregon Tnins ,,,, ?y,u
Ontarleft Western K?
Paclflc Mall u,
Rochester ft Pittsburg
8U Paul f. tl".
Texas Pacifle nu
Union Pacino
Wabash Common tv
Wabash Preferred 17
Wesuirn Union Telegraph., wl
Weal Shere ....
PHILADELPHIA Ttwi-
172
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Lshlgh Valley J7
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Pennsylvania
Heading
Lehigh Navigation
Heatenvllle M,
PhUudelphla ft Krle.,.,
Northern Cent ,
People'a l'aaseniter....,
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7iK
Ix)n mecsa nn Henda,
lleperted by J, u. Leng.
Par Iist
Uncastera per cent., lsuft ."JS,0, "f.'j
" .. " . "M !".... lue i
. ; ?hoel.l;mn m i"5
" 1 In 1 firftl wnatMa 1ai
! !! 'n?erSu years. 100 103.25
Mantelm lioreugh lea't?.!?..!: iw Z
BASK BTOCXS.
First National Xlank..,. ke a
Farmers' National liank .!...!. &n iis
Fulton National hank ,.', iln J?
Lancaster County National hank .... se mie
Columbia National Hank "" iSI 110
Christiana National Hunk lue 11s
Kphrata National Uunk "" ion se
First National llank.Celuinbla::;." 100 i
First National liank, Stnuhurg lue 139
First National llauk, Murlettu no Si1V)
First National liank. MU Jey lue fftu
Lltltz National liank ..."!!!.... 100 150
Manhelin National liank .,.,, 100 ui
Union National Hunk, Mount Jey..,, 50 bi
New Helland National Hank 100 lswse
Gap National liank 100 110
tjuarryvllle National liank lue 110'
sUffV?""! N.ut'?nal bank. 100 no
Neithern Hank stock. luu 1J
JJ'g Spring 4 'Beaver Valley 70J
wl" A lleraeatc:; ;.: ". wit UM
OoluuiblaftCheatnuLllui!!!! flu Li
Columbia Washington, .....V. u una
Coneatega lite Bnrlni S ST00
ytownJSiSbV&tewi;::::::;;:::: 2 g
Lancaaterft Kphrata
Lancaster. Willow Street.
Btraaburg A Millport......
Marietta Maytown
Marietta A Mount Jey i
Lane, Klltabothtewn A Mlddlolewn
Lancaster ft Fmltvllle ...
Lancaster A Lltlti
Cast llrandywtne A Waynesburg ....
Lancaster A Wllllamstewn......
LanrasterA Maner
Lancaster A Manhelm
Lancaster A Marietta ,,
Lancaster A New Helland
MIKCSLLaMIOUR stecis.
anarryvlile K, It..... .,
Illersvllle stmil Car
Inquiring Printing Company
Gaslight and Fuel Company ... .....
Bterens Heuse (Bends) ,
Columbia Gas Company ,, ...
Columbia Water Company
Susquehanna Iren Company.,,,
Marietta Hellew-ware.
Stevens Heuse ,,,
MUlersvllle Nermal Scheel
Northern Market
Kastera Market..
Western Market
Lancaster City Street ltsllway Ca....
Gas Company llends
Columbia lloreuah llends
LancastcrA Susquehanna.
Lancaster A New Danville
tiearryvllle It. It., 7V.. .
Heading ft Columbia It. K., b's...
Cs 41
5 4.03
00
35.M
100 70
90 M
S5 75
W .
107.W
fO 146
M W50
SS VM
Us) v:
m 1.13
M Ul
M M
IS
list He
S5 25
i 10 10
till a 6.25
IK) 210
(1 110
25 1S.OJ
50 t'l
50 tX)
50 M
50 Stl
lit) llU
111) 101
U 310
, 11
mi iu 75
Us) 101
HoaMneld Market,
Satcsdiv, April .
DAtsr.
Creamery llntter 30e
HutterT) ft 2ijc
Cup Cheese, two cups.. 50
Cettage Cheese, two pieces 5a
Untch Cheese lump SOlOc
reciTRV.
Turkeys V plece (llve)N
" " (cleaued)
Chlckens 9 pair (live)
,. .tl(M.M
...111)1.73
...triic
.,..15iilOe
....MO 75c
...25S1HO
...4lyiC
...tl(tl.25
V piece icieaneuj
Spring Chickens V pair,,
I'igoens y pair.
Ducks V piece (cleaned)...
Ueese V piece
IM BLLA K KlU S.
Apple Bntterf) qt 25c
Kggsf) dot tarte
Henev V ft SIX)
Lard V ft H"c
Dry Beer, chipped , 40e
Ham, whole lSQIIc
Sausage l.'c
Pudding loc
Ham, sliced 22c
TRC1TS.
Apples ylSPk lert-svj
Bananas f)dez 2541'Xe
Coceannts, each Hjl-C
Currants V ft (dried) H
Dried Apples fi qt loe
Dried Peaches ft qt l.'O
Prunes f) ft , KJlOe
lemons f) dez 'Jvc
Oranges fldez tee
Pineapples V plece... l?0T25a
Grapes yl ft 1M13C
Cranberries, pr. nt UHJl.'c
VSSKTABLES.
Cabbare f) head .3rtc
iHeis y en
10c
Potatoes V X l'k
. lOtJlVj
Yi eus
ishel l.Ve
Beans (Lima) V at 15e
Carrots ) bunch 8c
Head Salad 5c
Onions fl bunch 5c
Khubarbpibh. 5e
Cauliflower, pr. hd 25i3uc
Sweet Potatoes fl X pk HHfJV:
Soup Beans fl qt l.'e
SplnachKpk 10A15O
Salsify fi hunch 8tiloe
Turnips fl K pk loftl.'e
Peppers fldez cjl5e
risB.
Halibut fl ft. iny
Catfish f) ft 13c
Herring fldez 15c
Fresh Mttekeral fl ft lie
Clams per loe n
Sea llass loc
BlueFlsh loe
Sturgeon iec
URAIX.
Wheat ..90O9&c
Oats 42c
Cern Ks35tic
liye K5c
Hay per ten I15Q15
Cleversccd te.50
Timethy f2.rtxi2 25
Herd Grass fl.2S
Orchard Grass r2.u)
JUied Lawn Grasses K0
Fleur V bbl ti50
JVJTir AD VBUTISBXKSTS.
TJA.KING POWDKK
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never varies. A marvel of purity,
strength and wholeaemeness. Mere eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold In competition with the multitude of low
test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders.
Held only in cam. IlerL Daeine Powder Ca,
106 Wall Street, New Yerk, may27-lydAw
THE "YELLOW FItONT" OLKAIt
Filled Havana 5 cent Cigar Is the great
favonte nnd most reliable .Nickel cigar In tbe
market. Trythem.nt MAKKLtl'S
(rormerly Hariman's) ' lellew Frent,'
Ne. 21 North Queen Street
DON'T FAILTONOTICETHE CHANG?:
Iu location or HUHLEV3 DltUOSTOllK.
The new number Is :tfl, five doers west of the
Old Stand.
I new oceri'Y thi: snei in the
rearet 13-2 NOKTH (JUKEN STIIKKT, for
merly It, Buchmlllers, would kindly solicit the
v,n t m..n m ,.f nil wteltlni ....nn wnnA
knives. Ac , repalrul. a pe.tal will receHe
prompt attention.
apa iwe."
FKED K KOENIG.
LADII- AND GENTLEMEN WISH
lng te atudy tbe German, French and ltal
Ian Languages, will find practical Instruction at
my studio, ever Lecher's Drug store. Ne East
King Street
apiSlwd LEON 0 OiSKO.
e
AK I1ALU
NOTE THIS:
That te the ether claims that Oak Hall makes
about the high quality, the unsurpassed Jit. the
low prices of Its make ei clothing. It stands sin
gle and alone In the greatness or its steck:
greatnets In variety and quantity.
Here are suits picked here and there.
yT Hne "fT" from 4 te 13. A single breaated
Blouse Suit, almost a black and wlte pin check
overlaid with taint plaid or red ; were K and V,
p'eate? .I"11 ,or a I'ttle boy (rrem 3 te 10
years), a plaid in three shades or brown, woven
te give stripe effect ; were S7.50, new .
A little boys Norfolk In fancy plaids and
checks (age 4 te 13), several qualities, 5 te 110.
-..Av.I1?y',8ult'the rabrle blue warp, with red
is W 0,rn ana wh'te check ; was W.W, new
A straight front sack ; the pattern or material
a check with alternating bars of black, brown
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Seutheaat Cerner Sixth and Market,
PHILADELPHIA.
JOTE 18 MAICINO
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS
AT S3.00 A DOZXH.
lanili' 1W WOIlT" QUKKN STItEET,
janltt-ttd Incaater, Paj
NUNNKlui0 TRK8PAHMKKH AND
ttTrtVieJr JirttL5 Ka" --1 Persons are hereby for
&Jj?EK5H en.ny et tbe Unda of thi
fch'irn'oUBce0n,a,4U,iaset vfis&tiftsi
Mvi8.,v!,..lr".
KUWAUU U. rUKKM AN.
turner for U. w. lumui
(jjltUirner for U.W. Celeuuw's hem.
XK VAt) rKKTMKMK.yru.
Wanted.-a" geed him, WTiie
. general hpusewnrk. Aunlvin
ltd
.tl.FOEHL, i Cast King St.
ftl OOO AI'AKY TO AGENTS.-
jXJKrJ Address at enee.
1)11 SCOTT'S KI.KCTIUC HOODS.
. .... e.8U Bresdway, New Yerk
The Only licmitnc. Bps jmdeed
Q1 f riTl K '' W A 1)1 FOK ANY
?JJJ rase or Mdney '1 reubles, Nerv
eblllty, Mental and Physical Weakness,
thai IIOTAN1C N KU h 1I1TTKKS falls te eurrv.
Sold liydnigglsts, w rents HKIlll MEDICAL
lO., Ne. 13 North 11th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Circulars rroe. mat-JOGmeedAw
I7ISTATEOK PATIUOK MCLAUGHLIN,
-i late of Manhrlmtnnnshlp, Lancaster Ce,
l'a , deceased. Letters testamentary en said e
tate having been grnuted tethumiderslgntd.nll
persons Indebted thereto are ivquesledtomake
Immedlate payment, and these having claim
or demands against the same, will present
signed, residing in llarrlsbniw or II. It Mr I
tonemy, niuermnn, Lancaster.
.lA.MKSMtl.AL'(UILlN,
ap2-CtdF Executer.
"Virn HAVE THirflANllSOME AN I) 1N
fT foresting
NRW CARDS FOR T0-M0HR0W AND NEXT WEEK.
llemember April 17th and see what we bine
then. Try our leas. CetfeesandA ft ! Baklne
Powder. They cau't be beat.
Th Orl Athntie & IVifieTwCcmpiny,
ltd- 111 NOUTH IJUEKNSTKhEl.
1DC1JL10 SALE.
. On MONDAY, API. II, 12. is', will be sold
at D. Legan's Sales Stables, North Market street,
a carload of Iowa Horses. Amongst them are
souie Ne. 1 Saddle Horses, and sotue.No. 1 Trot Tret
ting horses, as geed as there ever was In the
county, sale te i einmence at 1 o'clock .
a'-Jt HOIVAKD ll.VIIA.
C1'
AHKr.'S ti:.v STOUU
OH, HOW IT SPITES ME I
This is what you will say if you fail te get one
or the beautiful Cards Clarke I giving away
with his Celebrated Teas and Coffees this week
CLABKK'STEA AND COFFEE,
uiM-tydftw At Na ."tt West King Street.
T71AST END YAKD.
0.J.SWAKR&00.
OOAL.
KINDLING WOOD.
Offlce: Ne. 20 CENTKK SQUAKK. Beth yard
udoRlce cennected with Telephone Exchange.
aprl3-lvdMF 11
J ANCASTEU KINK.
BASEBALL ON SKATES.
Lancaster Rink I
SATVRDA Y Xl'JSXlXU.
Mikade vs. Little Tycoon.
mSltfd
. T fcUKSK'S.
Canned Vegetables!
Fell's Sugar Cem only Se. can ; Win. Penn
Sugar Cern only 8c. can. Every can guaran
teed. We have a large stock et Fell's aud m.
Penn Cern is why we sell It se cheap.
We have Original (ienulnc Wlnslew, 15c. The
Trlde of Malno ana Heney Drep are the II nest
Cern In the market : sells at ISc. a can.
French and American Peas line and Finest
I rench Early June, Marrewmtand Dew Drep
TOMATOES I ell's 5 pound cans only 5c.;
Fell's quart cans only loc. can j Luncheon and
Hsppy 1 amlly, tine stock, only l!e can.
String Benns only 10c can
BURSK'S,
NO. 17 BAST rUNG STREET.
LANCASTKU, PA.
lelnuheue Connections.
IIAHDHAUK.
FIREI FIREI! FIRE!' WATER
ATE1S ' WATKIt ' '
Grreat Bargains
AT-
KEPLER'S.
$40,000 WORTH
-OF
HARDWARE
TO BK
SOLD
IN HIE NEAT FEW MONTHS -JO MAKE
koem Fer
A NEW STOCK.
(IKEAT EXCITEMENT AT
KEPLER'S.
SriLL'IHEV COME' NOW IT II
Steves ! Steves !
All Want teTaka Advantage of this
GREAT SALE,
And are already anticipating their wants let
next winter.
Special Inducements and Bargains
fe it-
Mechanics, Builders, Farmers1
fiMaiA"ii?tMr?u!!!5j0 Vah. K1 tbe WORTH
;J.r1l,ifc,UiWOf'fcY' l'oek for yeuraelves be be
rere gelnu elsewhere, and bu (enMnced.
OREAT VAIlIK'li OF'IHK 1IE8T
Steves, Ranges, Heaters,
FURNACES,
-ANO-
HOD3E FURNISHING GOODS.
ALL WILL UK MOLD.
A NEW SIX-HORSE
POUTAHLK HIMtlNOriELD THltESHINU
ENU1NK will be Beld cry low. Call and see It.
Iren and Blacksmith's Supplies
BELOW COST.
,
A. C. KEPLER.
ft KIT AnrMRTlSKMKNTB
jCTAGEU A IIKOTIIKK.
s
PRING WOOLENS.
Standard aultlntru,
Nevol Bultlnffs,
TroueerlugB,
Sprinu Ovoreoatlnjra,
Roady-Made Olethlnjr,
BiiBlneea Bulta,
Dresa Suits,
Beys' Suits,
!&
iw
HAGER & BROTHER,
West King Street,
A'A'lf ADrXKTlSKMKSTH.
R
EMOVAL! REMOVAL!
This tsar itAveie rvi trv r ui.n..i w....
man has been removed te the corner room et
the Stevens Heme formerly a muale atore.
Telephone connection.
nprS-atdll SHKNKA BALSMAN
SEALED rilOPOSALH FOR COLLKO
Hen of State and t eunty Taxes or East and
WnstWanls et Lancaster city for K-.wlll Imi
received at County commissioners' Ortlce until
U o'clock neon. MONDAY, AI'ltlL ID, lb;.
The appointment for the entire city will no(
be given te one person : or te fice porsene. enr
of whom will deputize the ether te de Ms work.
BVOKDElterTHE BOAItD.
Attest Fraxk Gki est. Clerk. a7-dtd
Q.EOROE ERNST, Jtt.,
Oarpenter, Contractor & Bullder,
N0.53J WKST KINO STIIKKT.
All work receives my prompt and personal at
tentlen.
All klnda et Jobbing attended te at short no
tice and en reasenablu terms. Drawtnga and
Estimates fnrnlshed. e.7-lvd
w
II.L1AMSON A FOSTER.
Williamseii & Pester's
AnSOItlAlhNT or HANDSOME alTllNIl
CIIILDKKN'S
PANT SUITS AND KILT SKIRTS
rOltSI'KlNOA.VDsL'MMKU.AKKSlll'KKIOK
INgUALlTV AND LOIVPKICKD
Williamson & Pester's
ASSOUTMhNT OF LA DIES', MISSES', IIKNTS",
IIO'S AND CIIIl.DHKN 1
BOOTS &8H0E8
FOKSI'ltlNO ANDSHM.MKU AllESI l'KIHOit
IN QOAI.ITV AND LOW PKICKI).
Williamson & Pester's
ASdOKIMKNT OF
Silk Nerkwear, Tourist's Shirts,
Fancy Hosiery,
MEDIUM WEIUJIT USltFUW'h'AIt,
OKSI'RINO ANDSUMMKIt, ARESUl'ERIOR
IN QUALITY ANU LOW flllCKI)
Williamson & Pester's
ASlORT.MK.NT OF YOUNG OLNTS', Ml'3
ANI CHILHREN'S
HATS&CAPS
FORSl'RINU ANDSUMJIKU.ARKSUl'EIHOR
IN QUALITY ANU LOW fKIL'hll,
BULK AUKNT1 FOR
Dunlap's Fine Silk
-ANU-
STIFF FELT HATS.
Tearist's and Traveller's Trunks and Valises.
Miani a fester.
32,34, 36 & 38 East King SI.,
LANCASTKU, l'A.
irVMJUTVKJS.
pyeyrarKiERuf "
Did you say you are In need of
FURNITURE,
Ifae, be aura and call en in, and we will tloenr
beat te pleate you.
fi. K. flOFFMEIER,
na fact xrt ai .
V SAM )
. iK" S
OJilldren's Suits,
Spring Ovorcentfl,
Oeut'a FurnlBhliitr,
B. & W. Cellars,
E. 5s W. OutTn,
Noveltloe In Noekwoar,
Sonsennblo TJnderwcnr.
LANCASTER, PA.
HKH .Mrr.ltlttttC3llSPtT.1.
Si)f CUV TO 1-OAN ON LAN-"J-JfJJJ
carter ureiH'tty, In aniua
tn antt, nt the leMrat current rates.
I II IHIFFIN,
nmwi lindlt) IV, Walnut at , I'hlladelplila
ACHOICU LOT OK SMOKKH'S AHTI
clea, ClKarette Helders, Tobacco reuchea,
l'lpea, etc., In Kreat variety, juat received at
MAKLKY'S
(Formerly Hartman'a) " 1 elle rout."
Ne. 21 North Queen Street.
rpitY Ol'IiTilYK WHISKY
5 IE.MUJ OLU.
I'KIt QUART 75 CK.N1S, AT
HOHRKIt'S LIQUOR STORK,
Ne. 'it Cenlru Square, Lancaater, l'a.
M'rB-lydK
iNSUKANCiTeKFlijinrKAIfJVKI);
The Inaurance and Real Katateemce of Jem
mlah Rife he been removed te NO. MK SOUTH
DUKE STREET, lelcphone eonnectfen.
JEREMIAH RIFF,
niarlMmdlt Ne. SIX S. Dnlre St.
T KVAN'MTLOlMt.
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Always Uniform and Reliable
SI'Ill.NU OPKNINO AT II. (H'lt.
HART'S
FINE TAILORING.
Iho Ijtrgcat and meit Cemnlete Aertment
or FINK. WOOLLEN" tar the Sering Tiidote be
round tn the City or Lanraatcr.
A Choice Line of Spring Overceating') and
rantaloenlnga In all th LutcU 1'atteriM.
TrlCM Lew, Heat Vt erlcmanahln, and all geed
Warranted at represented.
H. GERHART,
NO NORTH QUKKNhTltKKT.
a-0HiOilln the I'oitetnce. inarj7-lydR
AN UNl'AKALhKLFJD IIAKOA1N.
"It Ii an 111 wind that blown nobedyany
feed." The recent failure et a noted French
weratcd .Manufacturer en.tblea na te offer you
l,Wi yarda French Werated, for 1'antaloena. ut a
terrible alaushter: The geed am strictly all
pure weratcd. el eleirant weight, nnd exactly
worth IIOU) te I12.0U. I will make them uniu
flrat clasa atyle, perfect nttlnff, at the veryli.w
prlie of only M.0i) per pair Call and lent e your
ineaaure betore the choicest patterna aru all ai
lected. ROSENSTEl.S'S Fine Tailoring, Ne 37
North Queen atreet, Ijtncaater, l'e.
aT-NnT. 1 employ none but pnictlcjl 1'anta 1'anta 1'anta
loen II tt te re.
R
OHH HROS. .V II A HTM AN.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR-
UMBR.GLLIS,
PARASOLS,
CANES.
THE MAM FACTURKRH,
Rese Bres. & HartMD,
14 EAST KING ST.
nplmd
AMUaKXBHTH.
ClUIrON Ol'KHA IIOUHK.
Monday and Tucsdny, April 11! ami 111, 1SS(I.
The llanagement tAliea pleasure In annnnnc
lng an Engagement for
BTTWO X 11) JITS OXL Win
Return or Ameilra'a Great Acter,
MAY O,
HUl'l'ORTKIl RY
Miss Kathrjn Kidder and His New .erk Corapan),
In the Ileantirul Way In HveAcM,
entitled
"K0RDECK!"
A preaented at 71 l'erfennancea In New" Yerlc
under the management or M n. SiiKniitAKCeitiirN.
1'RICES 23,MandTSCEN1S.
Keaerved Beats at Opera Heuse. ar.S-.Mrt
TVH BALB Ott MEHT.
TJIOH ltKNT NIOK TWO-HTOH V JlltH'K
jT3 Dwelllni; IIOU90, Ne.5IBEa-t OranRoatreet.
mar-Hid Hlltell a. URO
TJIOlt HKNT A HAKKIIOUSn, NO. Ill
J3 Washington atreet. Apply tellarrj' Jlyeia"
l'ark Ileuae. in'."J lid
OOD HTAHLE FOR IlKN'r.
A Geed Stable and Sheddlng. attuateil at
Ne.llJ Washington atreet. Apply te ilAllltl
alYKRS, at l'ark Heuse. iiiariMM
TJIOH ItKNT.
JU A Tobacco WareheuRH with l'unn'a It. R
Siding, Capacity for storing 3,uidcaaes. Apply
"mariatrd 1NTKLLIQENCER OFFICE
F
R RENT.
An eatabllahed Oreccrv Stand with riuuiiinu
attoched In southern part of the city.
f ua9W9tuu ajiiii lai. inmyai
Ne. 133 1
IS AST Kll
UNO STREET.
-JK)R RENT.
JD Shep in rear of Ne.37 West Chralnnt street,
used as a cigar-box factory, and a shop en
Mllllie street, between Seuth Queen and Prince
streets, lately used as a carriage lactery. Alse a
dwelling and atore room new occupied by A.
A. HubTey as a drug store, West King street.
Apply at thu
iiVlfd INTELL10ENCER OFFICE.
pRIVATK HALE.
1 will have a car Joad or
First-Olass Ohie Nerman Horses,
AT THIS MESBIMAO IlOCf I.
NO. 115 NORTH l'BINCK STIIKKT,
by Monday, which, I will dispose efat prlvat
ale. New let of flrst-cleas lienet drivers
workers and heavy dralt. meatly nom Canada,
very week, and always ler aale.
QKOUOE QU0SSUAM,
HblWydAw
ir
26 East King Street.
ft.
jnarlS-SmdVr'.saw
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