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srg!mr Correspondence of the IkTiLitmiicnt.
Columbia, Fa, June 3a
ftkm Betiiivlar avatara of electrle tlslite, new
ft -fwtrtlen In Colombia, were Inspected la.it
by commutes OI Benuemen, wuoar wuear
in town for that purpose. A ntimber
W KM eennttte were from Huntingdon, Pa.
Wfc.n rrtf nm rf thU style of Illumination
Irtlt tfcertly be put In operation. They were
ttttwafc.
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me direction 01 .Mr. Stephen
of Philadelphia, manager of
Schuyler electrle light cetnpAny.
following gentlemen were members el
tnltteet Jehn D. Derrla, 8. H. Shee-
Maker and 11. F. Isonberger, bustness men of
Hantlnnten : Chief HureesR, II. I). Strlekler,
3 nd Ceuncllmen, W. II. De Armltt, Jehn A
', ,2'Feti, Jehn Pert, W. II. Cadwell, of the same
l &. ,rhnite. Tvrone: Chaa. H. I'artlee. secretary
t ' Heme Electric LlRhtoempany, Tyreno;C. L.
",. Tlfferil, manager telephene exchange (if
' jjewisiewn. Auey nisiieeieu iue -i.,.,...
f, ef the electrle lights en the borough ami
commercial circuit and were shown thrniiRh
i Ka nlant nftliA Inivn nnmrtlllV. At t ll A I Lit t Hf
j? place there were en exhibition two lueandes
Ffty cent lights, operated en tne uoreugu circuit,
' . swhfeh m nrnrk Incr In an excellent mannnr.
) Seperlntendent F. 11. Mnsser, nt the Coliiin Celiiin Coliiin
seft, bta company, fully explained te the mem
JA bar of the committee the work Inn of the
Schuyler system and extended te thorn every
courtesy In his power. The electric lights
worked In an excellent manner nnd the com
mittee were very much pleased with their
Visit.
A Cowardly Act.
Albert H. Bard, brakeumn en crew Xn, 27
of the Pennsylvania railroad, was the victim
of a dastardly net, while en his train coming
te Columbia. The train was running at a
very high rate of speed aud was a short dis
tance east of Eagle slatlen when Hard no
Meed two men sitting en n coal car some dis
tance ahead of the box car where he was rid
ing. Without anything passim; between lUni
and the men, he was suddenly struck near
the right eye by a large piece of coal, hurled
t him by these men. The f rce el the blew
Was se great that the brakeinan was thrown
te the top of the car, and serious results were
prevented by taking held of the brake wheel.
The result el this dastardly act uaa a very
severe gash cut above the right eye. The In
jury received medical attention upon the ar
rival et the train In Columbia.
A Slight Fire.
An alarm of Are was raised In town about
12:45 o'clock, this morning, which brought
out the entire tire department. The alarm
was started by the burning of the coke shed
at the Columbia agricultural works, en Com
merce street. The flames had gained very
Ilttle headway when they were they were
put ent by the application of a few buckets
of water. The cause et the tire is net known,
but is supposed te have l)e.n-td an Incen
diary origin. It. aa Itpdrted that a spark
from ajjoceiuonve was the cause of the lire.
bilt4K5 distance Is tee irreat for a snark te de
e damage. The reef was burned about two
feet squara
Personal.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, B. Given have returned
borne from their trip te Halifax, X. S.
Mr. W. II. nines, president of the Phil
adelphla A Reading lateral reads, spent to
day In town.
Mr. E. S. Katnsey has returned home from
a trip te places of Interest in the Western
states.
Town Notes.
Over four hundred people attended the
picnic for the Methodist Sunday school at
Penryn park, yesterday. The day was
pleasantly spent by all.
A special train will be run en next Sunday.
from Columbia te Gettysburg for the accem-,
modatieu of all who may de.il re te see the
urana Army eucampmentatthat place. The
train will leave Columbia at 7 n. in. aud re
turning leave Gettysburg at S:30 p. m.
The wife of Jehn Smith, living atKehler's
farm, a short distar nut of town, was en
gaged in prejuruig supper last evening,
when she was attacked with n sudden faint
ness. She fell against the st .ve and recelv- d
painful burns en the right arm. Medical
attention was trlven te the iniurv.
Seme persons unknown attempted te etlect
an entrance into lue reaiuen'e ei .Mr. rtetiert
M. Harry, corner Fifth and Cherry btreets.
Berne tlme during last night. The robbers
were frightened away before an entrance was
gaineu into tuoneuxe.
Several carloads of poeplo pissed through
town this morning en their way te Gettys
burg, where the Grand Army encampment
will hn hnlil.
f A series at three games et base ball, will
be played between the Harvey Fishers, et
Duucannen, and the Columbia club. The
llrst game will be played en Saturday after
noon, at 3 o'clock ; ene en Monday morning,
at 9:30 o'clock, and the third game en Mon
day afternoon, at 230 o'elecK. The Duu Duu
caneon club has been the champions of Cen
tral Pennsylvania for several yeirs ja.st and
exciting centests may be expected. The home
club will be materially strengthened lerthee
games.
bllOUTJStl AT Tt.Ll.H UA1N.
Hew the members ur the Schiietirn-Terelu
Enjejnl Tlifmirlvra YeMenUf.
At Tells Ualu yeiterday the Lancaster
Schuetzen-Vereln held their weekly practice
oheoting. The number of gunners present
was the largest seen at the place this season,
and the interest was very great in the shoot shoot sheet
log. The sport has become very popular
and the Beclety Is rapidly Increasing in mem
bership. YeBterday four matches ueroHhet
and fourteen men participated in two of
them. William llalz withdrew alter two
matches had been shot and thirteen meu re
mained In the ethers.
The score lu tha four matches, out of a iks.
Bible 141, was as fellows :
Fhiltp J. Lebzclter 117
Charles rrancUcua nri
Jehn T. Knapu " !,,
l'eter Cnuunul ., ,M
Dcergellulas ,'
William Hchultze ,i
Geerge KIrchur.. I,,
Jacob Welter i;
B. T. Davis ' ' M
Henry melter.,. u
Jehn Hening tl
lleuryJ. Kegel el
Isaac D. Lutz -u
William U.ilz (out of possible 7.') .
eorge Klrcher, the eldest member of the
club, made a centre shot with his new Win
chester rille In practice. Hach or the follow
ing gentlemen made centres In the matches :
Helss, Knapp, Kegel, Demuiel, Ilertiug and
Schult7. "
After the Schuctzen-Vereln returned te the
city last evening at 7 o'clock Charlie Francis Francis Francis
Cua,oueerthomembuts, extended an Invita
tion te the ethers te attend an entertainment
at the residence and hotel or hi father, Seuth
Queen and Strawberry Btreets, at a later hour
in the evening. They accepted the Invitation
and when they arrived they round a monster
turtle soup made from Lancaster county
Bnappera. They all did Justice te the geed
thinus and had a line time until alatoheur.
The occasion was enlivened by Derwarl's
orchestra which furnished the music
A I'iue rHlntlDg.
In the window efH. Z. Hheads' Jewelry
tore, en West King street, there Is new en
ahibltlen a very fine painting of Charles 11.
Qrubb, the well-known iron manufacturer
iit cily . Tne Brtlat waa F' Span, of
ItoetoSSnWxV16011"0 was '"ale from a
KIff.0LMrrra',b' wuleu was taken
SrUM? SSSf.5? 7? t.WBP.'y-ew. years of
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OT the Palace car company paid a iiiei,?.?. , ,.
te his father-in-law Jehnli: llev lJ WV1
Ber. A. F. Kaul len!" "SSs
, J- Stelnman and family havegonete
,ClearlieJd county for a thrue weeks sSjeurii
James K. llurke, esq., will sail ler lielauii
OB July 8.
K. of V. Ufllcer Elected.
'.b. ThB felTnAfni; ntftfijtr uitrai.l(u.t0il lubt a
Ri.j-'Mng in Teutonia ledge NaltwK. P. :C. C,
x itwiry uiuj . u., m. v. Mussleman; P.
iVKm IjeaUSUrk ; M. of G., Gust Kelchman ;
i 2LJ-' ."ean 1 K. of It. and &, J. H.
AYnZS. "'' " A ecumauaerer : 1.
UMiUhrUtUu UeernerjO. O., Tem Tittus:
KMBM BAllJtMtr.
Description et the Ilmidpeine flreancta Filled
for rujlng at renrjn I'ark.
The leaders In the Ijeague race weroyester wereyester
day defeated by the tall-endera. The Wash
ington! have played the big men very line
games.
.Lew Simmons', peer old wrecks, lest agalti
in Pittsburg yesterday and their percentage
Is new below f.00, as they have let 25 gamps
and wen but 24. Yesterday they only had
flve hits en Handlber.
The Chtcagehad but four hits oil Fergusen,
of Philadelphia, yesterday.
The Philadelphia made all their runs in
the fourth Inning In Chicige jeterday.
Mulvey and Fergusen tnadii singles nnd
Irwin get his base en balls. Three men were
en bacs when Farrar went te the bat and
sent n ball evor lett Meld rouce ler a home
run.
Hecker has a sere arm and Kim-ev has
Iveeu doing a great deal of work ler I-euls-llle.
YesterdayKecclusand Illy were put In
and the Ilroeklvn txiys hit them hard.
The Washington club has a gisal let of
batters.
Tub Philadelphia lrerahl of last evening
nrlnts n verv eoeil picture of Daniel M.
Caey, the best pitcher of the Philadelphia
club. Casey halls front llmgampten, N. Y.,
and Is a brother el Dennis Casey, the big
centre fleluer or Newark. Dan is net yet 21
years or age. He is well known In this city,
as he pitched ter Wilmington against the
Ironsides several times w lien the teams were
In the K-tstern League In lvSI. Casey went
rrem Wilmington te Indianapolis, and thence
te Detroit, w here the Phlladelphlt people cap
tured htm.
Tne scores In the League yesterday were as
fellows : At ChUMitn: I'hlltdeli-hla 1, Cbieacn
2 j at Detroit : Washington 0, Detroit 3 ;
at St. Leuis : llosten 11, hU Leuis j at Kau
nas City : New Yerk 3, Ksn.is Citj 2.
The American Asseciatmn plajed the fol
lowing games: At Pittsburg: Pitts
burg 7, Athletics a; at I'meinnatl : Cin
cinnati 12. iUltlmere 1; at .St. Ixiuls; St.
Ix)nis 5 ; Mets 2 ; at Louisville : Ilroeklyn
11, Louisville 5.
Yesterday S.'rsnten defeated Altoenaby
9te2, and Lewlstewn went under at Wll Wll
liamspert by S te 2.
The IVuryn lull Ground!-.
Yesterday the new base ball grounds at
Penryn park were finished. They are along
the line of the railroad, within n couple
hundred yards et the station. They are sit
uated in a be tutltul sod held and there are
few grounds te excel them anywhere. The
diamond has been laid out 111 "the regulation
size. Wide paths hate beeti cut out from
the home plate, around the bases and te
the pitcher's box. These paths are filled
with the red sand stone earth, which will
pack very hard. The holes and gtilteys in
the out Held have been tilled ith clay." The
sod has been removed around the home plate
atut tne spot uiieti witn eartn. A large aud
very strong looking back step has been
erected and juluted 11 brilliant red. The home
plate Is a pretty inarbleslab, and regular bases
are ued, fastened te the Ground with rings
and pin. Substantial players bejvhes are
at both sides et the home plate,"" The ball
grounds are Just en the edge of the large
weeds and the outfield Is surrounded by
trees, se that spectators can view the game
while sitting In the shade uilheut fearet
being interfered with by the ball The first
game was played en the grounds yesterday
by two nines from Columbia, who attended
the Methodist picnic, anil it required ten
innlnps te decide it. The M.-cnuercher Fat
aud Lean nines will arrange te play a game
en the day of the society's picnic. A num
ber or clubs, Including that or Mauhelm,
have been complaining that thev did net
receive lair treatment abroad. This ground
would be a splendid place te play irames, as
It is easy te reach rrem Columbia, Manbelm,
Lebanon or Lancaster, and there are no
charges ler Its use. Players mn-ht hate lets
or iuu by arranging their games en days that
big picnics are te be held. A line tennis
court has also just been completed en the
grounds.
THE KART FM ritiltl.MI CLVll
Starts 011 Its Annual Encampment te vvcUe'a
Itlaiid In the Susquehanna.
The Fast End Fishing club of this city
take an excursion every year and never fall
te haye a gred time. This ytar they will
encamp at Capt. Jehn P. Welse's island In
the Susquehanna, and this atternneu they
left for that place In a lour horse omnibus
which was gaily decorated. The gentlemen
who compose the club are ull well-known,
and there are some geed tNliermen lu the
crowd. The list Includes Oilleer Jacob II.
rteecbler, Frank It. Everts, Geerge M.
Uerger. William A. Norbeck, A. Drach
bar, Themas A. Deen, 11. Tisher, H.
Oie-s, M. Uret'ht, Geerge S. Norbeck, Gee.
W. Marlen, Charles H. Ferdnev, William
Rogers, Samuel Krlstuati, Samuel Flick
and Aaren Fry. Samuel Allen, the good geed
natured cook, will prepare the meals ler the
hungry fishermen, and In his idle hours will
entertain the club with his famous sem;,
"Mary Has Gene Away With n Conn." The
club went well supplied with everything
they can wiili ler, both te eat and drink, and
In case the supplyrunsshert at any time they
can easily hae what they need shipped te
them by rail. They will remain en the Island
until Sunday evening when they will leave
for Lancaster. On Saturday night the great
national holiday will be celebrated in an ap
propriate manner. A large beat will be takbn
out en the river, and lrnm it a display of fire
works will be given, several of the club are
well-known orators, and speeches will be
made by them. During their stay ou the is
land the club will be visited by Irluuds rrem
this city. They are a jelly cred, aud will
surely have barrels of run.
She Stele Seme .tleuey.
This morning Tobias Herr, a countryman,
attended market, and took his stand In front
of the court house, A woman passed his
stand, and asshe did se slipped her hand Inte
his mouey box. He caught her by the arm
and held her until Oilleer Lswnrs arrived.
The eOlcer took the woman away seme dis
tance and Hit her go. Herr examined his
Ikjx some time afterwards aud round that $2
had been stolen. Lewars saj s that Herr did
net say anything about the woman stealing
money, and as he would net maKe complaint,
against the woman he let tier go. On the
ether hand Herr says that he wanted the
woman held and told the eilleer se,
I.Tiunduu te 43ett)iibuiK.
This morning Washington Legien, Knights
el I.ovelutlon.rnn an excursion teGettysburg
from Lancaster. The train left at 7 o'clock
and took mm ty-feur people Irem this city.
It was expecled that this number would be
increased somewhat by the time the train
reached WrlghtsMile. Tlie excursion was
much smaller than it was expwteit te be, but
this can easily be accounted ter, as the rail
road company will soil tickets te this ri-iert
at very cheap rates eer the Fourth of July.
Alumni Hay at Lutajeiie
Tuesday was alumni day nt Libretto
college. The commencement address lo le lo
rero the trustees, the faculty, the alumni and
the graduates was delivered by Key. Dr.
Ormisteu, or New Yerk. His subject was
"Education and Knllglen." The address te
the Franklin literary society reunion was
by Senater itebert H. Allen, et Wlliiam-
?II' J Jr.! "" U' " 1Ma el Ihiijamlu Frank
lin. '1 he Washington litr.iry society
reunion In Pardee hall was addressed by
Kuv. Jehn J. Pollock, et Allentown, en "The
Importance el .Mental .Studies."
Wmi hj I'urltan.
The llosten yacht race en Tuesday took
place under favorable auspices as te wind
and weather. It was wen by the Puritian.the
Prlscllla being second ami the Mayilower
third. This race, in the opinion or yachting
authorities, demonstrates that lu moderate
weather, the Prlscllla aud Ma llewercau out
run the Purllian, but that lu u 12 or 13 knot
breeze there is nothing alleat that rail touch
the llosten pride.
l'lue llertca.
Yesterday Cyrus 11. Celvlu sold te J. Gnat
Zeek a ery haudsome jialr of gray read
homes, en private terms. Mr. Celvlu makes
a specialty of matching horses ler carriage
use, and new has a hair dozen piirs in bis
Btable. Te-day a number el Philadelphia
5,111. . """".' "'"" "W1IKIU Ills HIOCK,
with a view te making purchases.
1'nutttlDK In the lleik court,
ceunv h,?Ie,!ty-UV0 laWye" of tl10 ""ks
or the seat of Justice, Among these who
A POLITICAL TOLlVXMAlr.
The fine Snare lie (let Inte Through Spjlng
en SeclnlutA.
llKnt.l.v, June 3a Last rail Oilleer Thing,
of the political iellce, was ordered te watch
the werklngmen's societies. He became a
Member of one of the ergaulrsttnns under the
guisoef n machinist, but after several months
his true character was discovered and he wbs
expelled. He gained valuable information of
the Socialists' movements, however, and
Deputy Slnger complained te the llelchstag
of the methods resorted te by the govern
ment in ferreting out Socialist secrets
and accused Thing of Inciting Social
ist! te political crimes. Thing, together
with Singer's Informants as te the former's
Intrigue, Hermit and Christiansen, are work
ing men belonging te the organization from
which Thing was expelled, were prosecuted
and witnesses were called te prove the truth
of Singer's charges, aud endeavor te convict
Thing of treason.
Thing denied the charges and contended
that Hermit acted as his agent, revealing the
secrets ler ireney. The trial ended yester
day and Thing was acquitted. The ethers
were convicted and sentenced te six mouths'
Imprisonment.
r..riAr rituji tiik iiur oev.vTRr.
t.lre anil Heney Hen Uiilnlng the Crep In
Serernl Counties of iv Yerk.
Hemk, N. Y., June 30. Dispatches from
special correspondents et the Sentinel in Ot
sego county, report that the hop vine gener
ally throughout that section is literally
covered with llce from the bottom of the
string te the top of the poles. Heney dew
is also found wheteer the llce are, aud this
Is fully as bad as the leriuin, se there are two
pesu werklug the destruction of the crops.
The dew is a companion of the lice, though
there Is an occasional vine en which only the
dew appears. Either Is ruinous. The ex
tensive appoarauee of lice In June leaves ue
hope for the crops and unless seme sudden
and unferseen change should occur there
will be no hops te harvest. The leaves at
tacked by lice curl and dry up. Meld fol fel
lows lu the hops before they mature. The
llce usually appear In August, Then the
growth of hops Is se far advanced that the
ermincaude little damage. Keperts from
Southern Oneida aud Madiseu counties are
also te the effect that Uee are se numerous os
te threaten the total destruction of the hop
crop.
OAIILAXU riXVIOATMl
A KefMirt Exonerating llliu suit 111 Anaeclate
of fan-Electric Wrong.
WAsniNOTe.v, D. C, June ,(0 Mr.
Ileyle, of Pennsylvania, lrem the Pan
Electric committee, submitted a report
signed by tour members of the committee.
The report is accompanied by the fellow,
lowing resolution : Keselved, that a full,
lair and exhaustive Investigation has tailed
te adduce any evidence which tends te show
that Attorney General Garland, Director
Geed, Secretary Lamar,Indlau Commissioner
Atkins, Kailread Commissioner Johnstone
or Senater Harris, they beiug the officers
named in the Pan-Electric publications or
the newspaper press, which gave rle te this
Investigation, did any act official act or other
wise connected with the matter investigated
which was dishonest, dishonorable or cen
surable Tne report and the resolutions (which is
concurred In by Mr. Hale) were reierred te
the Heuse calendar.
Mr. Kanney, or Massachusetts nlse sub
mitted a report signed by the four Republi
can members of the committee.
A 1) Ed 1)1.1 DUEL.
Itelli It rartlcluint Itecelte ratal Wound
In the Terrible Encnnnter.
Gatsville, Texas, June 30. Jas. Cooper
and Jeseph Van WinKel fought a duel Mon
day en Ilrewn creek lu Coryell county. Beth
men were fatally wounded. Cooper wasshet
In tue head and died lu a few minutes. Van
Wiukelwas shot through the bowels. He
died yesterday. The men were mortal ene
mies, having quarreled a yetr age ever seme
cattle. Monday they met en ilrewn creek
and after some het words they aitreeil te fight
te the death. They measured oil the ground
ami each with his watch iu his hand
waited for the moment agreed upon
rer opening fire. At the appointed time, two
shots rang out almost simultaneously, Van
Wiukel had recalled his fatal wound, but
Cooper was unhurt Anether round was
tired and Cooper fell with a bullet In his
brain. This is the story told by Van Winkel
provleus te his ueath. The firing was heard
by some of the ranchmen a mile distant,
who attended them.
The Ijike Shere llailreid Trouble.
Cnictue, June 30 The Lake Shere rail
road resumed Ireight business at 7 o'clock
this morning under protection from the
police and Plnkerten men. Twe switch en
gines, heavily guarded by Plukerten's rifie
men, were sent te the stock yards about
eight o'clock. Everything done in that
locality will be under the heaviest guard pos.
slble, as Irem this point is expected the only
trouble. It was freely asserted by the police
that the trial before Justice Tearuey of Dal Dal
ten, the Pinkerton man who fired at the lei
low who threw the switch which wrecked
the stock yards train, will be a farce, as the
strikers will net dare te produce the proso preso prose
cutlng w itness necessary en it charge of at at
temped murder. It was thought possible
that a charge or disorderly conduct would be
pressed Instead.
Hanlan Situ te lie teu Illulpated.
Wj.v.virun, Man., June 30. Gnudaur,
Toemer, and Hamm, who arrived Monday
night, took a spin ever the course yesterday
and pronounced it the best they have seen
this year. In an Interview Teenier said Ills
being unwell occasioned his tlereat by Gau-
uaur. i.eierrlng te Hanlan, Teenier said he
was tee dissipated eeu te recover his old
position. Even ir he did strengthen up he
was loe old te Improve, Teenier says he Is
ready te row any inan In the world for I2,v00
aside and put up the money at ence. He
eilers te bet ?100 that Haulau will net go te
England te row Ileach.
A Deuble Murder.
MtMmis, Tenn., June30. At 1230o'cleck
tills morning the police received Information
et a double murder having been porpetrated
seme three mlles east of the city. The
victims were Paul Justlsand his wire. They
kept a small grocery store en the Pigeon
Heest read, two miles east of this city. The
murderers are unknown, but were undoubt
edly eugaged iu rebbiug the premises as the
store was ransacked. There Is no clue te the
guilty persons.
Harmen I ler GUd.teiie,
Londen, June 30, Mr. Frederick Harri
son, the Gladsteniau candidate who Is te con
test the Londen university seat In Parlia
ment against Sir Jehn Lubbeck, has Issued
an address te the electors In which he says
that while he has neer been a blind follower
of Mr. Gladstone, he believes that he, of all
the statesmen of the generation who have
had jKiwer, has propounded a cei.slstent plan
te close the home rule struggle.
Town Nenrljr Wiped Out.
Mahietta, Ohie, Juue 30, The town of
Lewer Salem, this county, was nearly wiped
out by lire last night Nearly all Its business
men are lnembers or the First brlgade, new
lu camp at Washington C. II. The less is
heavy, with but small Insurance. The town
has a population of G00.
The rarllninentnry Fund .Snelllng,
Detiieit, June 30. The rtceiptH of Treas
urer O'lteilly, or the Irish National League
el America, yesterday, ler the Parliamentary
fund were evor .10,000. Of this bum JJ.OOO
was from llosten. The rest Is In smaller con
tributions. llutlnett I'urt of n Town llurned.
niaunAi, idi., june ou iuu enure I
business portion of this town was destroyed I
aured. '
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Sewer Da In the Itnnteer Commens.
Londen, June 8ft An oxpleslnn of aewfr
rim occurred In the Heuse of Coiuniousyts Ceiuniousyts Coiunieusyts
terday severely injuring a workmen en.
gaged lu making relrs en Mummer pipe
In the cellar et the building. The officials
are silent as te hew thoeplesiou occurred
and their sllenpe lias gh en rise te reports
that the explosion Was mused by dynamite.
These rumors arc of course wholly un un
eounded but have nevertheless caused con
siderable excitement The accumulation of
sew er gas lu such qusntlties as te make an
uxploslen posslble only tends te confirm the
notorious insanitary condition of the Parlia
ment buildings.
The IMIke Appeal DlmnlMrd.
Londen , J une 30. The court te w hlch the
appeal of SIrChartes Dllkeaml Mrs. Crawford
was taken rrem the decision el the dlMirce
court renising te allow them te give evidence
en the queen' proctors Interi eutlen has dl.
missed the appeal. The court also refused te
allow the appellant the right te take the cae
te the 110110 et Lords.
.Heeling of Fire Committee.
The committee en tire engines and hose
met last evening aud transacted miscellane
ous business.
Jehn C. Pett?, driver of engine Ne 2, sus
pended some tlme since for misconduct, was
reinstated.
It w.is resolved te report te council at
next meeting the result et the trial of the
Clapp.V. Jenes engine, and te recommend
the acceptance of the enclne.
It was resolved te eiler te councils for
adoption an ordinance ler the employment
et an additional man at each engine house,
and te recommend that the foreman or each
company act In that capacity for the present
It wasalsn reseheil te take apart engine
Ne. 3 and Ne. 1, se that local mechanic may
examine them aud bid ler the contract ler
their repair. Ne. -I will first Isi taken apart
and relred, and after It shall be put lu geed
uruer, .-,. e in it-repuceu.
Ottlrlal 1 1-1 1 te Water Works.
The water committee of councils and a lew
Invited guest paid an official visit te the
water works ou Tuesday afternoon. The)
lU8iecied the shed recently erected by J. 11.
Swartzwelder, for the storage of coal, the re
pairs te the wall damaged by last year's lrest
and the new lathe, purchased ter the ue or
the euglueer, by which a large annual ex
pense ler reiwlrs w ill be saved. Alter the In
spection 11 collation was partaken or. The
committee w 111 consider the acceptance el the
ceulract work at their next regular meeting.
stolen t.oed Kectnered.
Chler Smith was at Epbrata en Tues
day and searched the houses of Mrs.
Geerge Herting, Mr, Stadlinger and Mr.
Gretl, where Louisa Kemp lived some time
age. He round dress goods, tow elllng aud a
number of article, which have been identi
fied as part et the property stolen by Louisa,
from Herman Hlrsh, during the absence of
the family.
The stuffier Old tiuard.
The ShilUer Old Guard association of Phil
adelphia having been lncorerated, and four
companies of the same having been organ
ized, measures are being taken te organize
the Shltller Old Guard el Lancaster. It will
be a hair military, hair beneficial association,
and w ill consist et members of the old Shlf
ller fire company aud such ethers as may be
elected.
Three Sectleun of Vast Line.
This alternoen there was Uiree sections el
Fast Line west Twe of the trains passed
around the city by the way or the "cut oil."
The iucrea.se of travel Is owing te the large
number of peeple en their way te Gettys
burg. Committed for a nearlng
Lizzie Williams, an old colored woman,
who has no home and who spends all the
money shecan earn or lieg for rum, was ar
rested lest evening by Otllser Merrmcer. Al
derman A. P. Dennelly committed her ler a
hearing.
raid the Cot.
The mayor had only one cise te dispose of
this morning. He was a city drunk and was
discharged en the payment ut ceits
Ne Querum l're.ent.
The property committee of councils adver
tised for bids for the painting et the walls of
the station house, but a quorum net being
present the bids were net ejiened.
Herte Stelen.
Jehn M. Herr, residing near Millersvllle,
had n gray herse, five years old. and a bridle
and saddle stolen Irem bis premises last night
Alderman Spurrier has the ca-e in hand.
DEATH H.
McSUnex In this city, at St Jeseph's Hon Hen Hon
piul.en the;nalnst.,ills Julia A. McMahon,
in the 'J;th year of her age.
The relatives and friends et thr tumll are re
spectfully lnvtted te attend the funeral, from
l. Jlary's church, frlday tnernlnj at a e clock.
Interment at St. Mary's cemetery- The friends
of the deceased can view the remalns at M.
Je-eph's Hospital en Thursday evening, between
the hours of 6 and 7 o'clock, std
MARKETS.
New Yerk 1'reduce JIarket.
Nmr Verk, June 3a rieur market dull but
2ulet; Jrlne, Ilut2 75; Buperflnu. OWi 10 ;
otnmen te i.oed Extra Western, fl &iteu
City Mill Kxtras. 14 COflt & for Went Indies :
Minn. Kxtra,ri)Q3 00 j fcxtra.Se. 2, llMjesse.
Wheat Ne. t Hed state en spot, 'juQWe : Ne. l
U'hlte, state, 7KC) Ne. Ne a Ked, Winter. July.
HJiC ; Aug,, nyta Sept. &5Jc ' '
Cern Ne. 3 Mixed, cash, c ; July. 4Wic:
Aug,4Vc
eau no. t White state, spot, Us ; Ne 2, de
en;
Hye dull ; Canada, 59Xc
uanuy nominal.
Perk Ilrm ; New Me's. 110010 S3.
Lard Aug, ti CU i s-cpt . f 1 17.
Molasses rtrm i ls&isKc. for se test boiling
Stock : l'orte Itlce, SiHJTsc.
Turpentine dull at j;.'i2c
lirwln quiet t strained te geed. II UjQlce.
l'utrnleuin dull ; refined in cjuhk Mic,
ITrelchu dull ; grain te Liverpool, tc.
Uulter Market quiet; Sew Western
Creamery, ltf(lKc.
Cheese quiet western Flat, SX8"C
Kggs dull; State, llQHXc f Western de, lift
1'C
augar market dull) Ileflned cutleaf, PAic:
Granulated, 6 3-16c.
Tallew easier : prime city, 3 1J-16C
Cotfee dull i fair cargoes nt 9(c
Kir., quint: Carolina and Louisiana, common
tefulr.SKOlc.
(Ihltame Maraet,
A ui v uiy, j ,u i AUK . . ' ; eepi , TO yu.
Lard-July, M 1086 2M ; bept., K S2X; gept,
Ulbs-Sept, ffl 10.
cieeisa.
Wheat June, "3'ie ; July, 73cls ; Aug..
TSCi bept, 7tSXc
Cern-Jnne, MKe j July, 3IXe ; August,
36c ; Sept , 37VJC
cM,,,unc 270i Ju'y' 's0' AuK-. a'c;
fork-June, 3 7J t July, tf e7K; Aug.,
Lard-June, l! SOs July, HMj Aug.
M en i Beiit, K C7K-
Itlbs June. . ii July, IS 03: Aug..
e w , supt, te e;x.
Caioieo, June SO, 10 a. m. Uarket opened!
Wheat July, "te; Aug., 7SJc; Sept, "BJie.
Cern-July, ilJCe s Aug., SBe i Sept., 87c.
Oats July. 27f-,e ; Sepu.Mc:
Oram aud I'roTUtens.
rarnlshexl by a. K. Vundt Breker, Chicago.
J une 30, 1 o'clock p. in.
Wheat Cern. Oats. Perk. Lard.
June si)i 6 te
July... 7.lk Stii n'A bte B t7)
August 75J? ,', a 0 75 btf)
September 7ti!j 37K aj2 s.sj (j
October 7i! S7i
December 7i
,. . . . Kecclptg. Car Leu.
Winter Wheat a
Spring Wheat y
Cern sj'j
Oata cj
Kye , j
Uarley , l
OU City
Crudu Oil , C7?
Uecelpui-Ilegs a,ixiu
Closing Prices 2 o'clock p. lu.
Whuat Cern. Oats. Ferk. Lard
June Tiy, SIX :li 0.71 .se
July 73S; 3IK 27V? U.75 6.M
August 7V.S -M 'J!.; U.bS li.BO
fceptember. 7eW wy, av a.93 6,b7X
Ocuiber 77K 0 i;2
November 7U n
Oil City
Onide Oil 7jj
IJih Stuck Market.
CntciAoe, JiinoW.-Theroim' J'eurnnf reperts:
Cattle-lteci-lptH, i;,5ii hertt shipments, i, 1
cattln market slew und weaker 1 shlunlug
tecr.630 u lieu Its. W tw5 '): ateckeri and
?'Ar'IVii,r',a'301 w' bull, and mlxea, ti Oil
ci.red.li'i,ri,4lMO,:s'; ,hreugU Te"8'
llegs Uecvlpu, 20.000 head j shipments, 4,500
fWJ iIr.1'el l0)futi reun and mixed HSeO
IU packing and hlpplDK. M OOfll 70 1 light.
i2uatwtskfps,r.!walfe. ' ' k
Bhon-lleCvlj)t, lW hcai ihipmenU, W0
market stronger! natives, tl eerti 7.1 Toxins.
12&eJSS lattiiuMl 7.MN 7. ' ""'
East Ubistt Cattle receipts, i;a heart t
shipments, 3L head tuarkel lair shipments te
New lern, none.
II out-receipts, .Mil head shipment, snui
market neme, t'hllartelphlnji. . tjji w 1
nrktir. fl nvjl M. shlpimmu te New lerk,
& carload
Sheep tvectpts, M.l heaili htpiunnta, ;,xi t
msrkei firm i prime, l .l ;. 1 fall te rocs!
fJHSJt ' common, tmn t lambs, fsijtj.
Netr Vera iiteca.
Niw Yena, June Se Wall street, luup. 111.
Meney euy at SS pox cent. Keretn ox ex ox
chatiire qtiUt at II sstt.l M) tlevenimnnts
tt 1 111 1 Currency fi's, llfli bid ; ' coups. isiaj
bid t X UI' bid
'the stock market opened er quiet at about
lftl night's rinsing quotations, with the etwp.
tlen et l'acltlr Matt, hlch (helmed 1 per cent,
en the marketing of anon sliaics. said totie fur
the account of s V. W title. hen the selling et
the stock rracd It quickly tccinetvd te the
opening price. Alter 11 o'clock prices wete
teadtl Md up, nnd nt tlme of w tiling quntn-
lie:i are ', te 't per cent, higher thin these of
last nlnhi
Sti,rk llarkets.
yuotaltens by llissl, McUtnnti . Ce., bankers,
.nurcuiM'i, 1 u.
Saw VORK LIST.
U a
11 M.
I'.l:
3 r.w.
St
Canada racinc.
U C. C. 1
Cel. Coel
Centrtl Tactile,
Canada Southern
Chi., si u.i fgh
Denver lUedmnde
De' , lJick.A Western
Rtln
KrleJd
New Jersey Central
K. A T
Leu. A N
Lake Shere
Mlchtg-ui Central
Missouri facltlc
Northern Pacific
M. V l'ret
N. W
New Yerk CentnU ,
Ohie Centr.it
Omaha
Oregon Tran9
Ontario W cutout ,
t'aclflc Mall
.-SS .; wi
l,1e l.', U
ri --s'k ".
0l, .l, .i,
MW MS M'
30J , ."4
u : n
S.1'1, l., M .
73 73 7.-,
107 te S 1"
7 is' '7
KM .VS ',
1UK HtJ, 1I3S
nit.; inK; u4
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sis AiS ft
pe, l-H v
MS w'. M
91, w" 91'.
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17' 17 Vr
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SH, Bl. 6U,
101'.
tt .v V
v, st, a
MS MJH MS
u 11 ii'
.va ,VAk r.i
si
.71 i
i'i inw "
wi't b7. 7S
tlocheetor l'ltueurg
St Paul ,
Texas l'aclnc
Union I'aclne
Wabash Common
Walniah l'reteried
Western Union rclcgrnph.
West Shern
rHitiD".rHt LIST.
Lehigh Vallej
1L. N Y. A l'hlta
1'ennsylvr.rta
Heading
Ltihlgh Navlgatlea
Uestnnvllle
Fhlladelphla Erie
Northern Cent
People's 1'as-enger
K'd'g Oen'ls M'tg'a 6s
.EH AltrXKTMEJIEATH.
J5AKINO 1'OWDKK
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never varies. A rnarvel 01 parity,
strength and wholesomeness. Mere e
nemlcal than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold In competition with the multitude et low
test short weight, alum or phosphate powders.
Held only 111 com. I'.oval lUcins l'ewnia Ce.,
IC Wall Street New Yerk. mar"-lvdw
WA NTE D-UY "coVNTH-FeniL A
-Ituatten te de genaml homework. Ad
drej C. ht-KNItfcltUKlt,
Jt New Providence, Lancaster te , Pa.
TOHKERS
LIQUOR STORE,
Ne. 83 CKNTHE SdL'AHE-
WANTED-A It I III. TO DO O EN KRAI.
Ilourewerk. one who speak German
preferred. Apply at
lt NO. 30 EAST t UKSTNT'T STKKKT.
WANTED-A GIRL TO WORK IN THE
kitchen. Apply at the reuntiln Inn,
Seuth Queen street ltd
AfiOOD CHANCE TO II CY AN OLD
IttlSISKsS.
Ker fate The Geed Will and Stock et my old
established Hair Hunlne,-,. Alse the entlre
stock el Masquerade ulti. Geed reaseni given
forselllngeut Cor particulars, apply se,m ut
Mtti-. C l.lf.LKIt'S.
N ft A large assortment of Natural Curly
Ventilated Hangs, Natural Waves and llafr
bw Itches. All sizes at lowest prices.
NO K7NOKTH IjUKEN' STEET,
It Lancaatet, Pa.
I' RING OI'ENINQ AT H. OER
O 11
A ItT'S.
FINE TAILORING.
The Largest and most Complete Assortment
of KINK U OOLLENS for the feprtug Ttadete be
found In the City of Lancaster.
A Choice Line of Spring Overceatings and
I'antalennlngs In all the Latest 1'utternn.
Prices Lew, liest Workmanship, and all goods
Warranted as represented.
H. GERHART,
NO. 43 NOItTH QUltKN BTKEKT.
-"Opposite the Postoffice. mari7-lydli
"kAK HALL.
Het Weather Clothing.
Serges, Flannels, Seersuckers, Alpacas und
ether Warm Day Clothing Materials In Ureateat
Variety of qualities and Filces.
You'll llnd the linietlnat unrt of elnlhlnir licire
The meit highest carealreu te Its rellabinty. It
wears as geed us It leeks. Leeks better than It
CU4U), auu costs icss man anywhere else.
Wanamaker & Brown,
OAK HALL,
Southeast Cerner Sixth and Market,
I'lIILAUKLl'lIIA.
JuneSl-tfdeed
A TINERAL SPRINO WATER.
BLACK BARREN
Mineral Spring Water
Is strongly impregnated with the sulphato,ief
iimKiit-'iii mm pi,un, hiiic ujiu euienue. intse
elements aruna.urHlly combined with the vratei,
und are net precipitated hy ordinary causes.
They maintain the purity of the water for years
and It never get stagnant or flat
Its medical properties are strong and active.
It manifests ltnelf flritnsa diuretic, correcting
the kidneys, expelling the urle acid promptly,
decomposing cileulua sugary and femlgn de de
penlts and removing them Irem the system. It
invigorates the stomach, tones the general
health or the body. The water Is cheap, reliable,
pleasant, effectual. Medical tcallmeny and
reference given I'.B. U11ODSIAN, Manager.
Ne. S7 Kust Grant street, (rear of Court House.l
J1L.VCK IIAKICEN hl-IUNG HOUSE new
open. lTer tenns, e'e , uddresa
MISS CIIIII4TIK ISOMltEHOEIt,
l'lcanant Greve, lincaaUjr County, I'a.
Junels-smd
S1
HOES 1 SHOES I
New Red Frent Shee Stere,
Ne. 48 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Next Doer te l'osteffloe)
We have lust received ene of the Ileal Line of
Men' lley'ti, ieutha'. Ladle', Minxes'
und Children'.
SHOES
That can be get for thu meney, thus complet
ing our already large ateck. te can guarantee
tlm prlcea te be "IIOITOM KKJUKfcS." We
have strictly "(INK l'lllOK," and guarantee
vntlre autlstuctlen. If you want llnuer cranie
shoes or .UiMHim; If you want hand or inachlno inachlne
tnade aheea. In fact, It you want anything iu the
heu line, that can be Inund only In drat-claia
egtubllsbineiiu at Popular l'rlcej, call at the
NKW UKI) KltUNT SHOK BTOItK,
Ne. 48 NOItTH QUEEN STREET,
fNext Doer te the Poetefflco.)
CHAS. A. REECE.
JJ.Jf ADrKRTtHKMKHT.
c
LA KICK.
CLARKE.
vlatkn'e Tea and CeHera )fnd m-,,. u.eiii
l::.Llv.n.m l-'"t''''. 3 - for ssc. Hcst urwiitlate l
; tv iv i rii 11 r-iitiii. ati i. ii
fciitf.ir,7r
Clni'lie's 'IVa mill Cem Sfnm.
Ne. W West King Street
Telepheun Connection.
QOUHKA.VN COItN I'lUlY..
TllKLATK.sr, '1IIK1IK8T,
COCHRAJN'S'CORM CURE.
AI.WASCtntKs NKVKK KAILS,
Guaranteed te glvn miltstactlen or money re
funded. I'rlrsi V cents, nt
It II COCIIHAN. DIlUtldlST.
Nes.137 A lt North C;iuhui St., UmcaMer, Pa.
lIUDSljtHMlU
T
oiiAi't'eiutowr.Ks,
ATTENTION I
lasik te your IntcrcMsnud Insure your gniw
lug crops iignlnst tiall damage lu the 1-nucastcr
l.'eunty .Mutual Mall lnsiiiiiure I'euipuny, of
i.iuiK line eiiiy company iiisuringi ueiere your
crops are ruleeil ltates low. We lnsuie In
only company Insuring) holero your
nmeuiits of l, iimer vite Acre. Apply te
ll.VllHilAN . IlITItNS. I Hi- Au.-nl.
Je;3tdU N e 10 est Orange Street
c
Ol'NTY CONVr.NTlON.
Democratic County Convention.
The liemeetiitle County and Ulsttlct Conten
tions of l.nmatcrc)unt)-, will meet en the third
il.xiref heplers Pmtoltlce llulldlng, iu the city
et laincaster, en
Wednesday July 28.
The delegates fiem the city districts will meet
at te a iu and select three delegates te the
state convention.
The delegates trem the id (Lener) nembtv
district til meet at la m. and elect three del
egates te the utate convention and nominate
two members of ui.embly
The delegates from the city and tower districts
will then meet In ncnaterlal coiimmiIIeii nnd
elect a member et the tdutc committee.
'1 lie delegates f i ein ttie 3d assembly and I Ith
senatorial tl'pper) district will meet ut le-.H a.
in . and nominate one person for mate acnater,
three members of in-enibly, elect four delegates
te the ftnte convention and a member et the
htate committee.
Alter the adjournment of all the district con
ventions the delegates will meet In Joint county
contention aud nominate candidates for (en
gres, dt-trlct attorney, prison Inspector UI,
peer directors U), and county nun eyer.
The prlmarv meetings te elect three or live
delegates from each district tenald convent! ni
will hehclden sA II Ittl.W ! M , J U 1.1 21, at
ilaces end between hours te be anneumed by
isndbtll by the dlifcreut cemtultteemen.
Iretn enh district a member of the county
cenmilttie for the ensuing year Is also te be
chosen Committeemen will notice that the
laws governing primary elections aw 111 force
and mul te carried out at these elections
Cople of these laws, blanks for hitidbllls, Ac ,
furnished upon application.
W. U. HK.NhKL.
Chairman Item. Ce. Cem
LASi'itrm, .1 une ', IsmJ. j uneSVd jt
l A LACK Ol' TASHION.
100
Dezen
Ladies'
Hats
-AT-
Eleven
Cents
Apiece,
-AT-
mm
13 EAST KING STREET,
JTSK NONE HUT
" BEST'S "
HOT AIR EUEMOES!
MAOK OI' I1KAVY IIION.
Mnre riiiare feet of Itadlatlng Surface, meat
ocenoinlc.it In fuel, und the Hest UesulU In
llcutliig Dwellings. Scheel, Churches et any
lleuierln tee market. 1'eaerNut Ceat for fuel
hutlinutea furnished for lleatera. Including
Masonry, Het Air Pipes, JtegUtem, etc Plenty
of Lancaster reference, ileatern guaranteed te
Blve entire autlafactlen or taken out ut our own
expense. , ,
Jlelng both practical men In the business, we
ask a bhare of patronage. .... ,
Kstlnuitea checrlully furnished for Plumbing,
kh Kitting, I in and sheet Iren Werk, hooting.
Almia full supply et llnware.&c.
Prices te suit tbe tlmus. Olve us a call.
EVERTS & OVERDEER,
COHNKIt Or KA8T KINO..I01IK AND MID
ULa B111EET8.
uiuyl-emClily.ftBU
NKtrAHrKUTMItMKKTll.
QCIIOOL TAX TOM issrt.
O 'I he duplicate Is Initie hands et the Treat
titer '1 hue percent, eir for pretiipt payment.
W. tl. MAUSII aI.I.. Tiea.urer,
Ne. ItCenttuHiiiiiire.
Oltlte limits liemua tu. let p. m, JMimdll
ntO DI.AI.EIlsl IN KIU'IT.
X the Manhunt Ktlilt tltnneia Kvchnnge,
Horleu dlateei. en the llalllmote A Helaware
llalltisid, a ficdcr et I he lielawure Itnllread,
eilers lellcaleis iiuiple tulllllea for buying and
hipping. 'I his -i i Hen has a huge Clep of
pem lies ttds s.ent, lwil ts noted ter lis aiipetler
Itult. ler bill InnuuiBlluu. iltcitliiiH, i le.t nil nil
divKt)ieeetvtui. Illl I' NOItllM
Jt'19-liiiW.ts) jnilis, Kent Ce., Md.
pATKNT STRAP I'ANTALOONH.
Th OrMlwl Invention of the Af;,
.,.'.".,i".'?".". "lm,n '"' 'he 1'iiteiil Htmp tit
.V.:. in!.?1 ''?K ""'nt 'he knee., don't dlaw lip
Jh,.., ... '"."""".'jndglM, better Mtllslat'llen
u.i....li yi..1 m"".! "'!cu '""r enlerwllh A II.
I.b, i i Vi'rV.e".1 -.i'"T,m,, TUr, who has ttie
5','U ,. ft ' !. ?f,J' ",c',",;r r,,r ,l'" ''atent Dout.lo Deut.lo Dout.le
.strap I'aiitiilcsins leircruuiimimiallv lull sleck
at iiiihliy g.HHls ter lttitiilw i i. h& vl.",.?
Ri.d Mprlita (teet(,nnd am devoting my in.
tlm iitteutleu te my trlenda mid iwtnitiH i !l
:.!' .r.!i"?:..v.v v'r"!;.,.iv.,':t., .? iV'ti.n "",,"
.-,...-., .,.,,, (W1 run. run. aii'rciu.llt Tiilliir ill
Uuicu-ster limpet ttullv yeun.. l oret
A. It. UOShNwlhlN. 57 North tjii,s, bl
-IK KAl.K UH UEltT.
1TIOK SALK.
An enlliely new " Hull Type Witter," with
complete sets ei tj pe. Including eight itlircreui
stjl.s. caplliita and mnall letters, plain, tauey
and sirell. Ceat price, le will be sold for I.U
Addless, ,t J.; y(
1,i.s tfil 1.... ......... , .J
JUIleMtfd
luTSLLiuet n errici.
J 71011 UK NT.
i Shep In niref Ne 37 West Chestnut street.
Used ns a rtgr-bet factory, end a shop en
Mlttlln strt-et, betwei-n .ueutli Queen and I'llnce
tnd, lately used as a curilage factory. Alse a
dwelling and storeroom new (H'cuoled bv A.
A llublev as u drug store. West King street.
, h.i
l
fd
lNTKLLIIIK.NCKIt UrriCK.
piaVATl'.SALK OK 1IOIWKS.
1 liate a let of
WESTEIIN NORMAN nOR3E3,
lrnm Indiana and Illinois, purclnscd bv (II, tin,
Itauin A te, consisting of hiavy drafts, farm
horses, nnd a lew nice difvers. I also have a car
ltwd in heri'iicky and ehlp llon.es.good drivers,
Mhbhl wllldlsiiosuet at private mile.
(IhOUOK (lltOSSMAN.
jti.scn.ityj:uv.s.
(1 1 HI, WANTi:i TO DO IlOtASKWOllK ;
J two In famll,at
le .'Id1 Ne iv NOKTll UUKK STKKKT.
il Cl(V -Vl-AKY TO AUKNTt
.'X7V Address at once,
t)K. Stnll KI.Kt TltlC (lOOl)S.
Ne Mi Ilreadway, New ler!
1 he Only Oenulne. p Jmdei
NTS.
13LAYINO C'AHDS AT :i lttc. AND 15
. Mir deck. Kln tlllt Kdge Playing Cari
&c. per deck. HKMt'TII'HClllAlt AltiltK.
feblJ U AStfd Ne 111 fcast King Street
r,c.
lards.
DT.AL TOOI'tl l'OWDKIt,
L It'KAI.COMlM.KMll.V HOtl'.
1PEAI ;l l.MNK ANIIalLI'lllKMlAP.
llUfll.r.VS IlltUll KlOltK,
Ne. X est hlng Street.
-ItTANTKD-llY Till'. OLDKST COL
V LKCTION AOKNCV in America a man
Bgcr mr a llmnch Olllce In Lancaster. He need
net be a law) er. Address,
J It MAHTINUAI.K.
)mic.lt Ne li: La Salle hL, ChtCAge, III.
e.na Hi:wAKi)-LejTr. a hk'ttkii
'"JsVs- Deg with brown und whltu spets:
hss n cellar with the name II. it lleldler,
iiltghtsvllle. Pa." The ntmve rewanl will be
ptlil en his teturn te the C1T IIOTKL, Ijtncaa
ter, l'. te3td
WANTKD-AOKNTS WITH SMALL
capital We have setuethttignew, no risk,
large nnifltx. special ) day eiler, wrlte at once.
K.MrfltKco.eM lanal.tt., N. i aMineua
rrillK ONLYCLKAU HAVvlsTniTlilJl.
-1- ClOAlt In the city ler 8c. Meerschaum
Clgtr and Cigarette Helders for 10c.
DKMUIH'.i CKiAllSIOKK.
febl3-W.ti.tfit Ne. Ill Kast King mt.
A TA KK LKY'H Y. K A II E A V TI KS"
111. clear tilted of chntce Ne. 1 Havana, are
recommended te levers of a geuulnu Havana
Cigar, at
MAUKI.KV's," Yellow rrent."
Ne "1 North (Jucen Street
Formerly ILirlman's)
DiCwTu.'LOWKIiL,
II K.N 1'IST,
iiruduale of the l'nlerlty et Maryland, with
Ur K. K. Voting, Ne. 8 fast Orange street. Ijin
aster, l'.i. le'.'l-iiiiwAtlilwsl
177(J.
FtitKwuuK iiinn.
IUIIIIIMI.il Hf CKI.nilllAl K.
Large a-sertmenl new n-ady for dealers
JiJiJtd J 1 1 1 1 X K W B , V K K. A g L
VrOTH'K TI1KKK l'i:K CKNT. AIIATE
Xl tiient will be allowed en all Clt) Tax paid
en or before July 1st.
C. f. MIKUS,
JelWwd city Treaaurer.
WHY PAY fir. KOK A HKT OK TKKTU
hen you can get the same at H, ut
W. L HSJIK1CS Iiental lUxnna,
Ne. (Si North (Jueun Street.
Gils administered. npi; lyd
MAHKLKY'S "YLLLOW I'KONT"
clear Illler Havana a cent Cigar Is pro
nounced by smokers tbu best In thu mar
ket, at
MAUKLKY'S "Yellow front,"
Ne. 21 North Queen MreeL
(I'ennerly Ilartnuiu's)
PHOCLAMATION.
Netice is hereby given that the ordinance
et the city of Luuca-ster for preventing accl
dents and the better preservation of order In the
city will lm strictly enfetced agulnst all persons
" tiring guns or small arms, or selling, casting,
throwing or tiring et squibs, chasets, or ether
fireworks operating In a similar manner, within
the limits of the cltv "
WILLIAM A.
Jel9.trtW.ts
MOIITON.
Mayer.
EVAN'S KLOUK.
LEVAN'S FLOUR
Always Uniform and Reliable
yyiKss (loons.
I am going totlesooul
DRESS GOODS.
i
Iu doing se I will sell them at closing out
tirlces. Cemu aud see.
J. W. IIYUNK,
nevMyd Ne. Sti North (Jueen stnwt.
CALL AT 1SKIUAHTH OLD WINK
BTOitE
ren
IiISTON'3 EXTRACT OF BEEP.
FIMST I If THB WORLD.
Established, 17H3.
H. E. SLAYMAKER, AaT.,
Ne. W Hest King Street
febl7-tfd
EOK (1AUZE AND OTIIKH UNDKK-WKAIt-Sulted
for all seasons at prices te
suit all classes, rrem 31 cents up te the Kine
Merine and feather Weight Alse. Working
runts, Ovendls, extra size; Working and Dress
Shirts, Hosiery. Late s'jles Neckweur, Sus
penders, Cellins, Cuifs Handkerchiefs uud No
tions. All cheaper than ever.
AT IIKCIITOLIVP,
Ne. tl .North Cjuoen stteeL
.v-Slgu of the lllg Stocking.
1 H. A two story llrlck llonse ler sale or
rout, In ttsjoed location. Immcdhite pessesilun.
NO TICK.
II ave been reiuested by the Klnunce
Committee, of the City of I.uncaster, te call In
for the Sinking fund, the following bends of the
lean uutheitzed by ordinance, ei thu Cltv of
Lancaster, Pa .approved March 3, A 1) lil, te
tefund IJuO.tOU el the eistlng Indebtedness el
the City et Lancaster ut per cent., nnd
amended by ordinance approved March , lusi.
Of the series ene te twenty years, viz i Nna.n,
B. 1 17, 18.!iI,W,lM,l. 11,11, W,tU, (si, 87, 18,89,90,
1)1,91, of one thousand dollars each.
Helders will therefore present Iho above num.
bored bends at this ofllce en or befure JULY 1,
ItSSl. for puyment, alter which dute Interest en
said bends will cease. W. A. MOKTON,
Mayer.
Mayer's OrricB, Lanmstkii, I'a., June, I, lea).
JltJyl-M.WAS
pKOI'OSALS I-'OH SKWEIIS.
Sealed ptopesals will be tecelved hy Ihn fitrcet
Couiinlttueiip te 1UKMIIAY KVKMNCI, July
nth, lsufi, at 7 o'clock, for tne building of the lei lei
Iewlugsewcrs A tlvefeet Bener, te cvtcud from Columbia
nvenuuucress Carollne street, tovennect with
Maner street sen er, at Derwurt street.
Te intend ten ereni Locust street te frclberg
street.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
City Iteguluter's olllce, at the Station llnusu.
All bids must be ucceuipauled with nutne of
pieprr security.
'Iho cemmltuu reserves the right te reject
auy or all bids recelved.
rropesuls te be addressed te " Stteet Commit Cemmit
tec," und deposited In street Commlitee's box.
nt smeltz's grocery, comer of North Queen and
Lcmensticeta. ..."
Ily order of ST11EKT COMMITTER.
Kdwih te. HMKLiz, Clerk. juue?U,30,'td
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