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.&- COLUMBIA, .Jfti Aa Ja The Husrjuo Husrjue
jiMMIllrirMi tea again fallen te such a
f4Mtk Mait bmlnex or hipping coal at
. tawKaaiMff efcutea tiM been greatly inter-
tN
During yesnoreay anu last night
. a a rvM.fcI.1araKlAl.mfrf I, vtill. !
!ifij MMM Haeinal thing at this time of the year.
H-;M famer WrlghUvllle was towing two
' '; beat across the river yesterday after-
-, ;:''? bottom of the river very often. Workmen
V bow engaged in closing me ran cuuies at
the dam, and by this means it Is hoped that
the watar will rise te sech a height that the
shipping business at the coal chutes can be
carried en without any trouble. A large
number of canal beats are losded at the
chutes very often, and any low slate el the
water is the cause ei much delentieu.
rtcnln.
The Sunday school of the United llrethren
church held their annual picnic te-day at
Fenryn park. ThU morning ten car leads el
people left the Heading A Columbia station
for Vie weeds and this crowd was much In
creased en the afternoon train.
The picnic of ! U. May's Iilble class of
the Second street Lutheran church, will take
place) en Thursday at Yerk Furnace. The
party will leave town en a special train at S
o'clock.
A number of young folks, of town, are
holding a picnic te-day at the grove at
Wilgbtsvllle.
Narrow Escape.
Yesterday ailernoen a young boy of about
twelve years of age attempted te Jump en
a freight train while it was running at a
geed rate of speed through the Columbia
yards, but missed his loetbold and was drag
ged for some distance. The boy held te the
side of the car until be managed te leave go
In safety. Nothing serious resulted from the
affair, although Uie boy was badly fright
ened. Vf enld Met Prosecute.
A hearing was given last night te Harry
Yeanlsh, the young boy arrested for com
mitting a nuisance In the house of W. H.
Gilbert, at the ofllee of Squire Uershey. Mr.
Gilbert would net prosecute him and he was
dlrebarged.
Town Nete.
A game of ball will be played In town ou
next Friday afternoon between the Sam
Fields nine, of Reading, and the Columbia
club. This game will be the second of the
aeries for the championship of Lancaster and
Berks counties, and will be the last game be
tween the two clubs played In town. The
third game will take place at Lancaster. A
geed contest may be expected.
A first-class exhibition of walking en the
tight rope took place last night en Locust
street, at the Franklin house. The exhibition
will be repeated te-nlgbt.
During yesterday the workmen were busily
engaged In repairing the leaks In the tluas
at the electrle light station. The repairs
were completed and the commercial and
borough circuits were started running about
seven o'clock last evening.
Harry Bennett, Jehn Evans and TImethv
Meran, three Bremen en the Pennsylvania
railroad, passed successful examination for
promotion te engineers. This morning they
left town for West Chester, where they will
run engines en the West Chester branch.
XHJC aiXTBENBRS' BEUXlUy.
A Oathertec of Soldier' Orphan and a 3Ir 3Ir
rtage en Uie HUge el AoclaUei UalL
A public reception was given the Soldiers'
Orphan Slxteeners at Association hall, Phil
adelphia, Tuesday night. There were pres
ent about two hundred and tilty or the
young peeple of both sexes, who have
.graduated from the several soldiers' orphans
schools in the state, two hundred of them
being -visitors. The ethers reside in Phila
delphia. 11. I Uevan, president el the
Alumni association, presided. Among the
persons occupying seats en the stage were
Mrs. Elizabeth K. Hutter, Rev. J. W. Sayres,
Majer William 1L Lambert, Henry Ueuck,
deputy state superintendent ; Rev. James
Nelll, Majer Spleer and ethers.
Rev. Mr. Nelll opened with prayer. Mayer
Win. B. Smith was te have delivered the
address of welcome tothe tlsitlngSlxteeners,
but Wis unable te be present, as he had only
returned from Canada at neon and hurried
te Atlantic City two hours later. He was
represented by his messenger, Captain
Themas H. Leabourne, wbe,ln.aneatspeecb,
welcomed the visitors. President Devan
replied te the welceme.
Seme allusions te Mrs. Hutter, who had
done se much for the soldiers' orphans when
they younger and Inmates of the orphan
homes, brought out rounds of applause.
Msler Lambert delivered an oration replete
with eloquent allusions and was liberally
applauded. Miss Mellie Reagan, or Cass
Tiile, gave a recitation. C. B. Jehnsen, el
Quakertown, the eldest Hlxteener present,
was introduced, and after making some re
marks offered a resolution thanking Mrs. E.
. Hutter for the many acts of kindness
shown te the sires of the soldiers' children
in the hospitals during the war and for the
faithful manner in which she bad for se
many years, ever since the inception of the
homes, steed by the little ones, always true
and motherly te them. The resolution was
adopted with great enthusiasm.
The president then stated that a scene net
en the pregramme would fellow which could
be best understood when it should occur.
While the orchestra was playing Mrs. Hutter,
who bad retired, walked In escorting a young
man, Benjamin F. Lang, a graduate el the
CaBsvllle Heme, who took a position nearthe
front or the stage. Majer Harry Splcer led
out a blushing young woman, attired In a
cream aatln bridal dress, who steed beside the
young man, the two facing the audience.
The young lady was a MIks Llla Clabaugh,
daughter of Jehn and Luclnda Clabaugh, el
Alteena. Rev. James Nelll took his position
before the couple and proceeded te perform
the marriage ceremony according te the
ritual or the Methodist Episcopal church.
After the ceremony Mrs. Hutter, In a short
speech, presented Mr. and Mrs. Lang with a
silver tea set, which was received en their
behalf by Rev. Mr. JS'eill. Rev. Mr. Sayers
then pronounced the benediction and the
assemblage was dismissed.
Oliver I.eeii UKappeara.
Oliver Leed, a partner in the nrm of Kaull
man & Leed, of the Economy printing office,
Centre Square, tuU city, disappeared Satur
day night aud has net been since heard from
by friends In this city. He had been neglect
ing bis business for home time provleus and
his father-in-law, Abram Brown, who had
furnished the means te buy him an intereht
in the printing office, took measures lately te
secure himself against less. Leed was mar
ried te a daughter of Mr. Brown. His wife
died six or seven months age aud since that
time Leed has become dissipated and
neglected his family. He was treasurer of
the UnUerin Rank or the Knights or the
Gelden Eagle, and of the order et the United
iriends. aud it is believed that he get away
with the lunds or both societies. The
amounts, hewever.are small and the societies
are perfectly secured from less by Leed's
bendsmens. Leed was last heard irem In
ttburg, from which point he telegraphed
ttat he was coming home j but friends In this
ewy de net believe It.
On the Dauphin County Ticket.
Geerge Kunkel, nominated by the Dauphin
KepabUcaMenTnesday, is an alumnus of
admitted te the county bar. Mr. Kunkel
baa many acquaintancein this city.
At the same convention Bayard T. Dickin
son, who was born in Gap, iincaster ceuntv
in ISM, where he resldeunu LhS had? cSm'
pleted his early education In the cemT;
schools, received the nomination for Ssem.
bly et the lower end of th ceuntv lie
graduated from the University of Pennsvi.
yania In Philadelphia, In 187(1, since whfch
time he baa enjeyed a most lucrative practice
in wteolteu.
A Meeting of Ulcjcle Klder.
D. Sherman Smith, S. B. Downey, Martin
Rudy, Jehn A. Burger, Jr., Jehn Tragesser
and L. O. Fowler, all members of the Lan.
Cycle Touring club, will leave te.
s mernine; en Palfln Vvnv A wit
t&Sfuu,Por?teUeml "" t meet of
"nl Division of the League of
w i viuwiuieB. ma iisnraatftr beva
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wmm LATMST BAtB BALL HMWB.
Haw the Celnmbla Club Knocked tint the
AttlTM el Itrmllng
Yesterday the Active club of Heading
vlsttled Columbia where they wero beauti
fully done up by the club of tliat place. King
and Resh, or this city, formed the battery for
Columbia team and they did splendid work.
The former struck out no lens than thirteen
men, while but four hits weremsde eirhla
delivery. Itradlny was net hit hard, except
by ltrlmmer, another Lancaster boy who is
playing xend for Columbia. He bad thrpe
Litis one el which was a home run. The
new additions te the club has ery little
chance te display their (ability, hut the team,
spresented, was the best Columbia has ever
had. Klee. of the Actives, played a fine
game and did geed work. A ery lair
audience was present and the entire crowd
was highly dellghted with the geed showing
of the Columbians. The full score v. as i
celvmma. nn. l-A.m Aetirts.
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0 3 klre, ii
1 1 Klbett, lb .
0 0 llsepn. 3
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Knntz lb ...1 u
UrimnxT. 2.1 J 3 6
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Slmy. 8b... .000
Clbnen, 1 1
Myers, ct
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0 0 liecker. c r t 0
0 0 etier, I f .00
0 Mwrcncc.e 1 0 e
0 1 Uraaley, V u 0
Total ,8 6 27 9 M Total 1 4 27 IS
Columbia 0 1 ,1 e ) 1 1 0 0-8
Actives oeoiooooo-l
Earned runs Columbia 1. Deuble plr lia
ble, llrlmmer and hautz i KImr and Ksutr
wild pttcbes-Klnir. 1 ; llraiilcv. s Struck out
Klnjt, 13 ( Ilradlev. Heme nin-llrtmmer
ntsaenballs-llradlei,2 Le't en bajMs-l.el-umbla,
4t Actltcs, i ra.ed liUI-hhrig,S
llerkcr, 2. lime organic 1 lienr, fO mlnutee.
The League games yesterday were At I hi
cage : Chicago. 15; Kansas City, 1. At Wash
ington : New Yerk. 10: Washington, S At
Detroit : St LeuK 2; Detroit, s. At Phila
delphia Philadelphia 6, Bosten i
But one Association gimettas played yes
terday. The Mets defeated the Pittsburg at the
home or the Utter b 7 te 5.
AtScranten yesterday Scrauten deieated
Willlamspert by S te 3.
Manager Charley Masen Is a geed man te
be with his team. The Athle'lesare gettlug
stronger every day, and will make things
hum when they get back te Philadelphia.
OincmnaM Commercial. Masen is the most
popular or the Athletic managers. The play
ers like him and se de every body else.
President Hew Itt or Washington, Is new
closing a deal with Mr. Lucus wlilcu, gives
the St Ixniis Leacue franchise te Washing
ton for the sum el J17,M0. The Washington
management intend taMnc the strongest
men in the Lucas team te Washington, fin
ishing the season at St Leuis ttitli these
players who are net transferred te Washing
ton and the present Washington players, who
are te be tent te St Leuis.
The New Yerk club want Shaw, of Wash
ington. KSIOHTS OK 1'YTIIIAH.
A Chinese, Whether Chrltttan or Otherwlte,
et Ellclble (or Membenblp.
The grand ledge of the Knights of Pythias
met In annual session In Allentown en Tues
day. The report et the grand trustees show
the assets of the grand ledge te be f 33l.eu.
The treasurer el the relief fund reported
the lollewlng: Received ou account of assess
ments, ft25i; disbursed ou account of the
death of seventeen members of the fund, $250
each, ?4,250; disbursed for sundry vouchers,
f.04 50; balance en hand, Jl.tSO; total,
In addition te said balance there has been
received en account of assessment "e. s,
Jl,0S5.2e, and credited te Uie account of the
ensuing fiscal year.
The grand chancellor presented bis report,
in which he reviews in detail the various de
cisions rendered during the year and states
that the number of ledges instituted during
that period was 14; ledges reorganized, 4;
ledges that have surrendered their charters,
3; the membership, 55,027, which is an In
crease during the year el 1,130 members.
In the report et the proceedings at Terente,
is presented the decisieu of the supreme
chancellor en the question as te whether a
Chinaman whose name has been changed by
an act of legislature of New Yerk, who Is a
naturalized citizen, a member of the Episco
pal church, a man of property and a believer
in the Supreme Being, and be seeks ad
mission te a subordinate ledge or this order,
Is elllgible te membership. The chancellor
uwiuea mm inengiuie.
Grand Master of the Exchequer Meuntney
reported receipts ler the year 59,931.05;
balance last report, te,ftV.72 ; total, ?15,b0d.77.
Disbursements. t0,13, leaving a balance en
handelvO,"-i77.
A I'repbecjr that Iliw lleen Fulfilled,
from the Baltimore Sun.
Senater German once said te Mr. Tilden
with reference te the election el ls7u: "The
general verdict was that our Iriends did net
display enough firmness en that occasion,
and we lacked sufficient nerve te demand
our rights."
" That was iKirfectly natural," replied Mr.
Tilden. " Yet, 1 de net regret our conduct
en that occasion, ler within elaht vears every
reasonable person will rei-egnlze that It was
net possible for our party te uke any ether
course, as the country was just recovering
from the effects of a great civil war, and it
would net have been wise te disturb the
peaceful relations then existing between the
people of our land. I will lit e te see the day
whenever Republican who has any eli
respect will be heartily ashamed of the part
he played In that political drama."
Summer I.eUure,
James U. Llghtner, esq., It-It te-day for a
ten-day trip te Leng Branch. Hewlllstepat
the West End hotel. His father, Newton
Llghtner, esq., returned yesterday from the
same plaea
Mrs. H. L. Martin and Mn. Frank Kepple
and family have gene te Smlthville; altera
few days there they will visit Kawlinsvllle
the remainder of their summer vacation.
The Harrisburg Call of te-day refers in
flattering style te a parlor concert glten last
evening by Mile. Tltiens (MIm. Minnie
Cogley, erLancister), the noted female sole
cernetlst who Is tbe guest of Miss Birdie
Coejier, 120 North street, that city.
Hen lUjfinend Seul te Juil ler Twe ear.
Ress Raymond, who was recently ar ar ar
restodfer carrying en extenslte swindling
operations, was brought in thn hir d ti,e
court of general sessions, New Yerk. The
luuiciment ieuna against blm was based
upon the charge made by Edmund Kepp,
secured J74.&0 upon worthless checks. He
4l. ,iucu nut uiiij, ijul uuurwaru con
sented te make a plea guilty of grand larceny
in the second degree, which was accepted.
District Attorney Martlne suggested that In
asmuch as tbe prisoner had ueter been ac
cused el crime belere and was net a profes prefes profes
slenal criminal, he should be dealt wltn
leniently. Judge Cowing coincided In these
views aud imiesed the lowest iienally two
years in Sing Sing prison.
Seenlu the Mountain
Ex-Constable Lewrle, who was en the
Welsh mountain y&sterday, tan Jake and
Jee Buzzard and Geerge Gerlltzkl, but being
alone was unable te arrest any el them. They
were seen near the ' Hand-Heards." Werd
wassent te this city where they were seen,
but being busy In court none or tbe ellicers
would go alter them.
The Opera Heme I'resraiuuie,
The pregramme te be used in Fulton
opera heuse th la fcea son w til be called the .ij-
Mirror. It Is te be published by the Mirror
Publishing company and iu sizj will be 11
by 23 inches.
Huretjr of the l'eace.
Edward Hunter, colored, charged by HI
ram Uambrlght with drunkenness and dls dls
erderly conduct, was held ler a hearing be be be
tere Alderman Spurrier en Friday next
Treated te fears.
The empleyes of the Intkllieksciiii
were inade happy this morning by Harry A.
Schroyer, who treated the ferce, Irem cellar
te garret, te a delicious let et pears w hlch
were grown at the Schroyer grteu beuses.
Ceiuplrary te Defraud.
The case of Jehn Irwin and F. W. Williams,
charged with conspiracy tedelraud, has been
centiuued by Alderman Spurrier until next
eduesday at 10 o'clock.
A Special Train
A special train passed through the city at
10 o'clock this morning. It had en beard
delegates of the Catholle Total Abstinence
SS..15' .wlu.have been attending the con cen con
ventlen In Chicago.
An Kicunlen te Popular lteterts.
This morning the Reading railroad ran ex.
curalens te Ocean Greve, Lene Branch. New
And SUIl lha tierprU. Ven.
William I- Adam, of 724 SU Jeseph street,
ws twenty years or age yesterday. In the
evening a party of his friends gathered nt
Ids home and gae him a surprise. There
were dancing nud a supper during the eve
ning. Jehn Trewltz and Keudlg's orchestra
turnlshed the music.
IlAM rithlng tlwHt.
llasstlshlngls imprevlngall along tlierher
as the summer grows shcrter. It is mUI te
be rapeclallv geed at Safe U arbor. Yoster Yester
dav, M. V. K Cehe, Wllllan Lechleratid A.
S. Ylllee, caught a string or twenty-lit e large
tlh at that point. The tlshlng is also much
better In the Conestoga thau It nas
The KlKbt Name.
The name of Democratic election super
visor In the Eighth ward Is Atnandiis K, Mc
Cann, and net Alexander McCann.
lmiimilix the Monument teuie
The fence around the monument In Centre
Squate Is being ImprOted by receiving a
new coat of palut
Letter Held.
A letter addressed te J. R. 1'onter, St
James hotel, Washington, 1. C, is held
at the Laucas'er postetllce ler pttage.
Wlist Vf r Are Indeble,! In the Seuth Fur.
There appear In our columns te-dy the adver-
tliement or the well-known (and universally
ud in the Southern States) Simmons Liter
ltefrnlster. Vearsasett wen Its way tntoeverj
household or the Seuth by pure, sterling merit
It there takes the place, el a doctor and costly
prescrlptleus. The luedlctne U becoming
widely known In the North, and wherever used
the demand has stesd'ly Increased. II b n
family medicine, centalnlus no dangerous and
deleterious qualities, but purely vegetable, and
se gentle In Its action that It can be eafely given
te any person, no matter what age the cen
tentrtuier the crewing youngster. Working
people are often In that miserable state et health
which renders them untlt for labor, but they
haven't tlme te take medicine and be sick Sim
uiens Liter lUvulater can bu taken without
less or Umis and the system will be built up and
Invigorated by It Tbe Kcgulater promotes
digestion, ditslpates nisty sick beadache, and
gtves a strong, full tone te the "vstem In
malarieus climates It Is Invaluable, both pre
tectlng attack from the dleaae and expelling
the poison after It has entered the system. It
has no eiual as a preparatory medicine, nd can
be tafely used when a doctor cannot be called
In. Persons et the very highest character and
eminence have given Simmons Liter ltegnlater
their cordial and hearty endorsement.
Serve an Injunction en Disease
Uy Invigorating a feeble constitution, rcnevat
leg a debilitated phvslque, and enriching a thin
and Innutritiens circulation with Hostetter's
stomach flitters, the finest, the most highly
sanctioned, and the most popular tonic and pre
ventive In existence. It threw the stomach,
remedies torpor of the liver and bowels, and
gives a healthful ImpnUe te the secretive and
discharging functions of the kldne)s and blad
der. Net only does it arreet and prevent the re
currence of malarial fevers, but it furnishes the
only adequate safeguard against them te persons
who have never been afflicted with these mala
dies, but would be liable te Incur them If medl
clnally unprotected. It eliminates from the
bleed curtain impurities which the most
sktlirul pathologists assign as the exciting cause
of tbeee agonizing cemplalnu, llbcumatism
and ;out, and It I", moreover, an excellent
remedy loran enfeebled or overwrought stale
of the nerves, and ter mental despondency,
augUtel
D BATHS.
WtTKXR. In this city, en the 16th Inst , Lydla
Catharine, only cMld of Lem C. and Elizabeth
tt itmer. In the llth year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
the residence of her parents, corner Grant and
Court avenue, en Thursday ailernoen at 2
o'clock. Interment at Woodward Hill ceme
tery. HizstaM) August 16, 15t, at the Lancaster
hospital, Henry e Hlestand, aged 57 years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited te attend the funeral, from the residence
of his brother. Dr. r W Hlestand. MUlersvlllc,
Ta., en Thursday afternoon, at 1 o'clock. Ser
vice at Bethel church, Washington borough.
GiRiiiRD. In Harrisburg, en the 17th Instant,
Rev tV.T. Gerhard, In the 77th ) ear of his age
Funeral from his late residence. Se. 31 East
Orange sin et,en SaturdayatlOOOa. in. Services
In the first Reformed church.
3t.tUKET8.
Philadelphia Produce Market,
rsitASiiraiA, Aug IS. rieur dull. 'Bales
of VU barrels Minn, bakers, VQ 75; Penna.
tamUy at 13 7XJI ; Wastern at U'Q39 .Pat
ents. 4 :a5 00.
Uye flour (julet at -lK(J3i'.
1 p. m , call Wheat Aug , s7e ; Sept,
87e i Oct, ,c A'ev . Olijc
Cern Aug., He,; Sept, 31c j Oct, Sic, Nev.
Oats-Aug, 35c.; Bept, S5c; Oct
Ji'ev.,3Cc.
3JS'c;
Hew VerK Prednce Slarhet.
Kiir Yerx, Aug. IS Fleur market Ann but
dull ; rine, i: uQl IV); Suiwrflce. ti lOftl ta;
Common te f.oed xtra western, Kefi370;
Geed te Choice Extra Western, M ObQS 04 ;
City Mill Litres, M HX14 C3 for West Indies;
Minn. Extra, tl 5 50 , Extra Se. 2. ri 6&G3 a.
Geed te rancy Extra state, i jtfis M , Common
te Kalr Extra Ohie, tl 53CJ a.
Wheat Ne. 1 Ked statu en spot VQfZe : Se. 1
White, BUte, Ec: Ne. Ne. Red, Winter,
Aug., 67!e ; Sep , e?Jic
Cern Na t Mlxed,cash, 51c ; Sept, SlWc,
Oats Ne. 1 White Stale, spot, 1-KJHe ; -Se. 2,de
S?c.
Bye dull
Barley nominal.
Perk dull ; .Sew Mees, 111 tr.'XGU tlhi.
Lard Sep , 17 (3 , Oct, i; 15.
Molasses qnlet; 17c. for 00 test boiling
stock ; Perte Klco, SefJXsc
Turpentine firm at S4Hc
Resin dull t strained te geed. 11 lOfll CJJV.
Petroleum dull ; refined In cases, 5c
freights dull ; grain te Londen, '-;c
Butter Market nrm ; New Western
Creamery. lZQISKc
Cheeeednll; Western Choice, ViS'Ue.
EggsduU; State, HXfllSc; Western. SiQ
14c
Sugar market dull : Refined cutleaf, Via
QHJics Grannlated, tg511-16c. '
Tallew dull ; prime city, 4c.
Coffee quiet ; fair cargoes at 6c.
Rice steady ; Carolina and Louisiana, common
te fair, mala i Rangecn, Xlc.
CIiicke Market.
Caicaee, Aug., is, 9 30 a. m. Markat opened :
Wheat-Aug, 77c ; Sept., 7ic j Oct, evC !
Nev., Wc
Cern Sept , 4te j Oct, iKc , Nev. Mu..
Oau Sept., &iei Oct , sake
Perk ft.pt., t) BiJ , Oct, ft TO
Lard Oct., te.
Ribs Sept, H '.MX.
closihe
Wheat Aug , 7ts j Sept, 77JJC , Oot, 79J0 ;
Nev., 81G.
Cern-August, 2c; Bept, Mc; Oct.,
iHic ; Nev., .;.
Oau Aug 27c ; Bept , Itsc ; Oct
WJc
Perk Aug., t 55; Sept, V 55; Oct.,
Ijrd Aug., 17 13 ; Bept, 7 Si; Oct, 6 67K.
RlU-Aug., pi M ; Sept, M JO ; Oct, 10.
Stock Market.
guotauen by Reed, McGrann A Ce., bankers,
Lancaster, Pa.
w resK list. tl a. m. 12 v, s r.v.
Canada Pacific, ... iw
C C. C. 1 61 51 55
Cel. Ceal T. '2M '$.z
Central Pacific. tlJJ y. r,u
Canada Southern 43 4: t:ti
Chi, at L. ft Pgh. .. ..
Denver ft Rie Grande 2i) 1K aw
Oel.Lack.4 WetU-rn li sP, U11S
xrlfl six 31 3l2
Sew Jersey Central Ulj 5i2 5.1
K ft T su ij? 29V
Leu. ft N 41J.J 41" isS
Lake Shere H): HW n
Michigan Central 77K 77 ;J
MUeurt Pacific IOH us im
Northern Pacino juu -jfi VM
N. W HAi ni 112$
New Yerk CentisJ imu hhI? if"
e.tuil 1UUQ luui.. ...,. b4 G
Omaha 41: tt'jl
Oregon Trans sew sol'
-...n. 7. '" .... -- f, -,1 ..
ontuneft weitein ml vju 19
t'aclBe Mall &) M',7 Wi
eecbeaterft PltUeurg 5
It Panl (iejr no 90W
rexaa Pacific i4Vi 1SJ 14
Union Pacino ui2 ml wCi
tVabash Common lsjj ibK lstj
Wabash-Preterred it' 5l
Westem Union Telegraph.. 64Jf 63J? W.
V eat Shere 101'? V) 101
rsitADiLrau list,
Luhlgh Valley .,,, 971
It.. NT X. ft PhUa u3
Pennsylvania 57 u&t ,v,w
Reading 1H; 1.-12 nul
Lehigh Navigation 50W bow Mi
Ueatonvllle... .... '
Philadelphia ft Krte ,
Northern Cent ,,
People's Paaaenger
R'd'g Oen'ls M't4f's 6s loe leu rj
ou 6i my, uh
Hew Tera Stock.
Maw Yesk, Aug. 18 Wall street. 1:80 p. m.
Meney leaned at "flU per cent, foreign ex
change quiet at M HKfJt 65 1 Governments
firm; Currency ', I12U bid; ft ceapi. 1;
bid ; IJfi tmy, bio,
The stock market this morning opened weak
and feverish, and under a soiling of the Tan.
de.rb.uu ajta Granger prtcts decllaed tf te l X
per rent, during the flrst half hour. After the
tint c&llthe market was weak ami prices con
tinned ou the dccllue up te the present wrlttng.
1 he lowest prices are new current.
tiram and l-roviuen.
rumUbedbyS. K. Ynndt, llmker.
L'Hiiioe, ahk ls.1 o'clock p. m.
tVheat. Cern. 0l. l'erk. Lard,
AnKUl 77
September
.wr js
71
jer s7
r........K'J
'
ii
9 M 7 'l
.... 0 60
Car Leta.
M
M
jy
...... lift
.... s
tt
61
Head.
.m.
. l'erk. Lard
" M 7 St
l M 7 SJ
M R ;w
(MO
iicioeer..
N e elube
4J
lecember
Keeelpu.
Wtnter Wheat...
Spring Wheat..,
Cern....
Oats.....
Hj-h
ltarley..,..
ou city
Crude Oil
Kecetpls Hen.
Closing I'rlcea 2 o'clock p. tu,
Wheat Cern. Oau. I'ei
August 7M(
September. 7s
1 tO "S
OctelH-r TV',
evemler ..
December. ...
OUCIty
Crude Oil...
si2
ti
111
cow
Uis Sterk afarkeu.
CaiciecAug. 17.-TboIrewr' JeiirtinlreiHirts
Cattle Ktvelpta, 5,10 head; shipments, none ;
market htgber: stockers and feeders, fj ,VC5 CO I
cows, bulls and Hilled, II 7NIJ 75 , Texas steers
at I2M3!SJ; cons and bulls at 125ftiS0
Dakota levn. i,u r, at ft 00 Wyoming,
l,'.-it fts., at tl an
Hogs Receipt. 11.WO head; shipments,
nenet market actlte and prices eteadv corn
ItHt tnlied, (I snjit"! light I4 93J: skips,
tJ7Nttn) packlngand shipping, MXJ5 25.
Shet'p ilecelpts, 2u) head , shipment, none;
demand fair and prices higher natives W J1!
3 75 Western, UW ; iambs, 1105(0.
Kast Listv Cattle receipts, in head ;
shipment.", &u , market acttte at yesterday's
prices
Hogs rveetpU, 1.2T0 head ; shipments, St)
market nrm : Pallaaelphlas. st lnJJ . ,
erkers, II 7PCI l ; graeers, leet ft.
Sheep receipts, ,JO head shlptuenu, nene
market was active and a shide higher en geed
common aud medium dull aud nut anted.
.srjtsr au r KHrfiiKJiKXTtL.
T5AJK1NQ POWDKK,
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
TniS pewaerceTerfanes. A marvel el purity,
strength and wbolesemeneas. Mera eco
nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold In competition v lth the multitude of low
test short weight alu nor phosphate pewders.
8eld only in eant. ReraL Baktira 1'ewDia Ca,
IU8 Wall Street New Verc. mam-lvdftw
"TITANTED BY A COMl'r.TENTrSD
T experienced man, a situation te run an
englne.
ltd 1NQU1RK AT THIS OFFICE.
SITUATED WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL
wants a situation te assist In housework
Apply at 7J1 High street ltd
MY JS.00 TEETU ARE AS GOOD AS
can be purchased In Lancaster for 115 te.
Call and be convinced. All work warranted.
Gas administered.
W. L FISHER'S Dentist
ap!7 1yd Ne. ta North Vluecn Street
UT. JAMES' .SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND
J Yeung Children will reopen Monday. Sen
tetnberata. Apply te E. CARPENTER.
Ne. 132 North Duke Street,
Orll. E. ZAHM.
aug!7 3td Ne. S3 East Walnut Street
FINE WHISKIES.
Distillation of lt, 1575, 1S), lSsfi, are net
equalled in the country.
At RElGART'S OLD WINE STORE,
H. E SLA1 MAKER, Agt
fARKLEY'S "Y.VKA BEAUTIES
XIX clear tilled nf choice Ne. 1 Havana, are
recommended te levers of a genuine Havana
Cigar, at
MARKLEY'S,"TeIlew Frent"
. .. Ne. 21 North Queen Street
(Formerly Uartman'a)
CANADA HORSES.
I new have a Carload of CANADA HORSES
Flrst-Clasa Heavy Draft Alse a Carload of
Ohie and Kentucky Herses,
First Class Drivers and Horses for General
Farm Werk. All te be old at prlvat sale.
GEORGE GROSSMAN.
w
HAT DOES
38
MEAN?
ESTATE OF DR. JOHN L. ATLEE,
lateet Lancaster city, Lancaster county,
deceased. The undersigned audltor.appelntcd te
distribute the balance remaining in the hands
of Win. Aug. Atlee, executer of said deceased
(Brut account), te and among these legallyen
titled te the same, will sit for that purpose en
TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 16iH. at 10 o'clock a. m..
In the Library Roem or the Court neuse. In the
City of Lancaster, where all persons Interested
in said distribution may attend
Jyj3tdW GEO. JI, KLINE, Auditor.
gEEK NO FURTHER, FOR
THERE IS NONE BETTER THAN
Ruppert's Extra New Yerk Beer.
Fer sale exclusively at
CUARLIK HOSTER'S CORNEit BALOON,
Rear of the Central Market
Fresh rrem the Keg and Warranted Pure.
Jly3-tfdR,M,W,S
PRIVATE SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
situate In Amity township, Ilerka county.
Pa, containing 215 acres. Improvement
Large mansion house and farm house, 2 large
barns and shedding having stable room for 75
bead of cattle and tfO sheep ; fountains of spring
water at houses and barn ; several flne springs
en property Seil la all sorts, very rich and pro
ductive, and especially adapted te dairy pur
poses Fer particulars and Inspection of place,
call upon or address
CATHERINE WEAVER,
(Uesldlngen farm),
llrumneldsvllle, nrks Ce.. Pa.,
Or D. 11. M AUGER, Esq..
auglg-lwd Deuglassvllle, Pa.
TAKE SIMMONS
TOR.
LIVER REQULA-
THE GREATJtEGULATOR.
Ne medicine is se universally used as Sim
mons Liver Regulator. It wen Its way Inte
every home by pure, sterting merlt It takes
the place of a doctor and costly prescriptions.
It Is a ;fumtly medicine containing no danger,
eua qualities, but purely vegetable; gentle In
Its action and can be safely given te any person
no matter what age.
WORKING PEOPLE
Can take Simmons Liver Regulator without less
or tlme or dtngerf rem exposure, and the system
will be built up and Invigorated by it. It pre.
nieu digestion, dissipates sick headache, and
give a strong full tone te tbe system it has
no equal a a preparatory medicine, and can be
safely used In any sickness. It acts gently en
the bowel and kidneys, and correct the action
of the liver. Indorsed by persons et the highest
character and eminence as
THE REST FAMILY MEDICINE.
II a child has the colic it Is a sure and safe
remedy. It will restore strength te the over
worked father and relieve the wife rrem low
spirit, headache, dyspepsia, constipation and
like Ills. Genuine has our Z stamp In red en
front of wrapper, prepared only by
J.H.ZEILIN A CO., Philadelphia, I'a.
auglS-eed&w
s
PRINQ UfUNlNQ AT H. OEM
HART'S.
FINE TAILORING.
The Largest and most Complete Assortment
or FINK WOOLLENS for the spring Tiadeteba
found in the city of Lancaster.
A Choice Line of Spring Overoeallngs ana
rantaloenlngs In all the Latest Patterns.
.Prices Lew, Rest Workmanship, and all geed
Warranted a represented.
H.GBRHART,
NO. 43 NORTH U.U11N STREET.
VOpposlteUMfeitoaoe, mertHyaa
B" V. UHAVKLY'M 1'LAIN UAAT.NUISII
and lk-st flue. Cured Mrglnla Smeklnir
1elcct. bone .lack and Allen A Ulnter's foil
quo. tXrn Cob Pipes, tic. each.
t, . .... ., ',,!MVT,,'ai'IOAU8TUK
Kstabllhcit 1770. Ne. Ill East King street.
febU-Vt ftstfd
MAHKliKY'H ' YKLLOW" KHONT"
clesr filler Havana 5 cent Cigar 1 pro
nounced by smokers the best In the mar
ket at
lAUKi.KY'ft " yellow rtnnt,"
, .. Ne. SI North yuecu Street
(Formerly llattinsu's)
1l smkdh'in 1: usi: -rill": KiNiaF
OALIFOUNIA BRANDY
In the Maiket, nl
r.OHKEU'S LlOUOItsiOltK,
aiCKMREsgUAIlK, l.au raster, fa,
INKuTvLWATKHH, '
APOLI.INAlllS WATER,
he yueen of Table ttaters, Hawthorn Ppilug
IthUIAIIT'aOLlt WINK STORK,
II K. BLAiMAHKU:AKt
Wl: tit AKANTKE Ol'lt f-C. ClOAllS,
llrnnds "Mia Ouerida" and "Uelden
Lien ' clear Hat ana tiller, hand made.
11EMC rir.s cm Ait stork.
Established 177 1. Ne. HI Last King Street.
leblJ tVftStld
rrWttAUCOCUTriMIS SOUAT'sJliiKT
X 1NUS AMI l'ACKLRS' ttAsl'E, l)ry and
Clean, bought for cash.
J s MOLI.Nt,
.. . Ne. in Pearl stutit, New erk.
Ueletvnce Kred. Schuttn, Ne. ill Pearl striM t
nrw ...i" lelllJ IVil"
Ol'Kt'lAl, IMllCK.MKN'l'S--AT
THE-
BOSTONSTORE.
rifty Pleies AU-Llnen Toweling, 5c lard;
worth sc a vanl.
Twenty ntelHueu Extra Ilea vy LInen Towels
'Winches wide, 4 J Inches long, 2V. a pair
r ive rieevi vteruisn isuie uiucn. ruin sua
with border, 54 Inches wide, 2Je atard.
Ten Piece Extra Heavy Table Linen, fnll
width, hc a yml
rive case Grey Twilled flannels rtve Cases
lttnl Twilled tlaunelsat Less than Manufactur
er's Price
Ten Cases Itleached Canten Flannels. Ten
Cases I nbl(ached Canten Flannels, at ery
Lew Prices.
fi K THOL'SANU AR1)8
NEW CALICOES.
t e have them Plain or Fancy, as you like
them best
STAMM BROS. & CO,
Nee. 20 and 20 North Quoeu Bt.
LANCASTER, PA.
u
SE NONE BUT
" BEST'S "
HOT AIR FUMAOES!
MADE OF HEAVV IRON.
Mere square leet of Radiating Surrace. mext
economical In furl, and the Rest Result In
Heating Dwellings, Schools, Churches et any
Heater In the market Pea or Nut Coel for fuel
Estimates furnished for Heaters, Including
Masonry, Het Air Pip, Registers, etc. Plenty
et Lancaster reference. Heaters guaranteed te
give entire satisfaction or taken out at our own
expense
lielng both practical men In the business, we
ask a share of patronage.
Estimates cheerfully furnished rerPlumblng,
Gas llttng. Tin and sheet Iren tt erk. Reefing.
Alse a full supply et Tinware, Ac
Prices te suft the times. Glve us a calt
EVERTS & OVERDEER,
CORNER OF EAST KINO, JOHN AND MID
DLE STREETS.
tnavl-CmdM.W.ASR
B
AEUALNS.
BARGAIN DAY
mm
Palace of Fashion,
NO. 13 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER, PA.
Friday, Aug. 20.
THE tOLLOWING ItARGAlNS WILL RE
OFFERED
FOR THIS DAY ONLY.
Ladles' Gauze Vests, Ific apiece. Regular
Price, 55c.
Ladles' Ralbrlggan Vests, 2lc. Regular Price,
40C.
Ladles' Gauze Vesta sleeveless silk bound,
Ric. Regular Price, JOc.
Gents' Gauze Vests, 18c. Regular Price, 25c
Gents' Sauze Vests, 31c. Regular Price, Mc.
Fine Pearl Lisle Thread Glovei, 17c. a pair.
Regular Price, S3c.
Extra Leng Fine Quality 111 act Lace MllU, Sic.
u pair. Regular Price, S3c.
Fine Colored Bilk Lace Mitts, 16c. Regular
Price, S3c
lllack Venetian Llsle Jersey Gloves. 13c. Regu
lar Price, jee
Extra Leng, line Colored Silk Glete, 'Ac. a.
pair. Regular Price, lie
Children's French Ribbed, Colored Cotten IIesc,
t ull Regular Made, size, 0 te 6f, lie. a pair.
Regular Price, 25c.
Children's Colored Cotten Hese, Full Regular
Made, HXc a pair. Regular Price, 20c.
te 25c. a pair,;
Ladles' Full Regular Made Ualbrlggani at lie a
a pair.
Gents' Fancy Striped Cotten Socks, Full Regu
lar Made, 13c pair (worth 25c.)
All our Fancy Striped Linen Cellars at Five
Cents apiece.
Ladles' Fine Hemstitched All Linen Handker
chiefs, two Inch hem, at N Inu Cents apiece.
Heys' Gauze Undershirt, 16c. (Geed Quality.
Regular Price, 25c.)
Ladles' White Linen Cape Cellars at Five Cents
aplecu.
Elegant 4.5 Inch Ue Skirt Lace, Cream and
ilclge.fiec a yard. Regular price, 85c.
Ladles' Wblte Skirts, geed muslin, 5-lnch ruftle,
four tucks, at 3e. Regular Price, COe.
Chemise with three rows of Inserting, four rows
of tucking, trimmed with Lace Edge,
geed muslin and well made,
at 34c
CREPE LISSE nUCHINQ at Sea yard.
Remember That These Prices
-ARE-
FOR THIS DAY ONLY,
Friday, Aug.Qe.
p
R HOT WEATHER.
nr i uvrn
BITTERN. N1) GERMAN WINKS.
REIOART'S WINK STORK.
H. . BLATJCAkxa, AST,
JfKWAD VMHrJHKMKyTH.
AM POUND RAMS UAUU1IT AT
. "iK k,yi?,l'Hi'K With taekle purchased at thu
Fast Kud Pharmacy, Cnught with t.iriiiV.i
Heek, tt .. hate it f.ili line "St ri7hlnV xtt&Vi te
suit everj tMy. line customer caughtn T a
Pound Ilass with a line that cost blmi cent
KKAIl.KY'a Kast End Phannaey:
J) 8 IvdRF.M.tW UpiitwIUi Kateru Market
I
)R MOUNT tlRETMA.
I'lTsbyterlan Church Kxrurslen le Ml. (Iietna.
etiTUhSI.At, Aim lis I'll. 1 mu. A sjierlal train
ler the occasion will leate the 1'eiiii'n R. It. Ma.
Hen nt s o'clock a m, returning Irem Ml.
tlrt'tuaat7t. 111 '1 Ickets can bupiecurcd fniin
U. M. Unwell. In. K. II llyus. lr. Gee. It. Itehrer
nu.i , u. ijier, .iise ai siaiieneiy iienuii u
It llerr. North ou 11 street Prlce et whele
tickets, It CO. Half tickets, tsv.
iiuglivit.ru.tt.M.lu
REDUCTION t
Te tbose In want e( n summer suit et
Clethes, I'antaloenliigs or Vestlngs can save
money by rolling at Resenstetn's ignoring Par.
lers, whenn General Reduction scen made.
A lliXHl Summer serge Suit for 110, trimmed
with I'eiigenMlk
A Mce English Sergo Suit In lltne ana Ulack
im -
Elegant Pantaloons lertn.
Patent Straps .111 Perfect Filling.
A. H. UOSK.NBTKIN, 37 Nnuu Queen 8L
itHruuuiia.
A NEW LOT OF
ALL-WOOL TRICOTS
ll.ts been Opened ntlhe
North End Dry Goods Stere.
lln early and at old paying theadt ance which
has tnken place In tt oelen Goods.
J. W. 1IYRNE,
nnvMj d Ne. 3ii North Quceu slns.it.
J.
h. tUVLERACO.
Hamburg Embroideries,
LACES
White Goods,
AT
Astenlahinjr Lew Prices,
TO CLOSE OUT
THIS PART OF OUR STOCK.
JolmS.Givler&Ce.,
Ne. 35 East King Streot,
LiHCASTix, Pa.
u
NEAl'NDRIEO SHIRTS
-AT THE
HEW YORK STORE.
tte Intite siHcltl attention te four numbers
of eurfamnus SHIRTS, unexcelled for III, style,
inallty and low prices
The W.& S. Special,
Made et New lerk Mill Muslin, Flne Ltnen
Cutis and !loom Relnlnrced, Deuble Seams all
through, OM.i hv. APIECE
The Champien Shirt,
Patent liaised Edge Linen Rosem, Linen Cutis,
llcaty Mualln, Itelnrurml, Deuble Seams. S"C
EACH . REALLt WORTH Tic
The Geld Shirt,
Superior te all ethers, made Irem New Yerk
Mills Mnslln, finest Heavy Linen rrent. Patent
Faced llact and sleeMm, llosem Lined with
Heavy Linen, improved Raised Edge ltoero,
lour ply LInen Neck IUml, brunch teke, Ltnen
Wrist Rands, t ull Relnterced, Easy te Laudry
Perlect Fitting, ON LY II (.
The Silver Shirt,
Second only te the "Geld,' made lu thu same
way of Less Flue Material, ONLY 75c EACH.
WflTT & SflflND,
J II. MARTIN A CO.
August RflktieDS !
-ALL-
SU1MER GOODS
REDUCED TO A PRICE THAT WILL UK
SURE TO SELL TUEM.
AMERICAN8ATINE8 Reduced te 10c; were 15c
FRENCH SATINKS Reduced to30e ! were35e.
TYCOON SEERSUCKERS Reduced te 5e;
were 20c.
CRINKLED SEERSUCKERS Reduced te 10c;
were UXc.
PRINTED ItATISTES Reduced te 10c ; were 13c
WHITE GOODS
All Reduced te Three Quarters Regular Value.
We are still running at CUT PRICES.
THOMPSON'S GLOVE FITTI NO at fl.31 ; Regu
lar Pilce,lLW.
WARNER'S FLEXIIILE HIP attriOi Regular
Price, tl.tu.
UAL II. P. CORSET at 80c ; Regular Price, 11.00
DR. SCHILLING'S COIHET at We; Regular
Price, tl.uu.
OUR OWN CORBET at S3e; Regular Piice.75c.
IMPROVED ROSEBUD CORSET at sfie ; Rogu Regu
lar Price, 60c:
DAISY CORSET at 20c t Regular Price, 33c.
J. B. MARTIN 4 GO.,
Ckir. West King & Prince Ste
Opposlte Stevens Heuse.) LANCABTElf, PA)
UOTBLB.
e
PEN ALL in E YEAR.
THE MANSION,"
tt
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J,
The largest and most prominently located
Hetel. Elegantly furnished and liberally man.
aged. Thoroughly lighted, drained and von ven von
Ulated. Open all the year.
CHARLES McQLAPE.
Vllrepby't Orchestra. 7-3md
HiVaMlrJIM,
TTHUl .t MARTIN.
CimiAHA
Ll
REDUCTION
-IN-
PRICES
-OF-
Glassware, &c.
night tl.ijs or the ieity of cut prlcea nre
iilrv.nly Rone, mill sii ititi tunny et the goods
plnccil en the Itiirgtilit Table. As one line
Is exliuuiUsl we place oilier urtlcles en Ihe
table. We will continue te de se until the
tlme Is up, If It tikci the entire stock. We
liunglne some nte saying "Tlint they Just
mlvertlse se, mid when jeu wunltebuy
uiij thing jeu must imy full prlce, or the
excuse Is just out." Well, you make
test of this and convince yourself that tte
are doing what we nie advertising.
Don't lese thla opportunity for getting
Cheap (iiKxls,
HighMartin,
15 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER. PA,
KIWVATIUSA1.
LANCASTER COMMERCIAL COL
LEGE AN AGGRAVATED CASE OF
FALSE PRETENSE.
Several yenng men called en us last fall and
had Intended taking a lluslneaa Course, but en
being Informed that we de net premise situa
tion,, te graduates, concluded te go te a school
where this was held out aa an Inducement te
enter " Hid they get the position premised
them '" you ask. It Is needless .te answer, but
one of thorn called en us and solicited our tn flu
ence In getting blm a position, cheeky, wasn't
It t n was an apt pupil and no doubt will seen
fellow In the toeutopnof nla premising Instruc
tors NCOoldMedals,"
Ne " Ouarrintoed PoattlenB,"
Ne " Ohenp Llfe BohelarBhlpo,"
Are held out as Inducement for young men
and young ladlea te enter tbe
Lancaster Commercial College.
We want Yeung Men te enter for the RE1E
FIT DERIVED FROM THE COURSE OF IN.
HrRUCriON.andarosafe In saying that le the
deserving situations are always open.
Fall Term Begins Sept. 6.
Jr New ciicular Just Mned. Call at College
Reems, NO 10K EAST KINO STREET, or ad
dreai, II. C. WEIDLFsK, PrlncIiH.1.
I'AJtAAULA JtV.
XJOSE IIROS. A HARTMAN.
$4.00 PARASOLS
REDUCED ITO
$3.00. - $3.00.
VEU.:UKbT 8AT1N I ALL FINE SILK UN
I.NOSI
The Manufacturers.
Rese Bres. & Hartman,
14 BAST KINQ ST.
aplmd
rUBMTVXM.
TjlUUNlTURE WAREROOMS.
RUV YOURSELF A PAIR OF THOSE
Felding Dress Pillows.
CALL EARLY AT
HefTmeier's Farnitnre Warerooms.
They are tbe nicest thing out and we have J ust
rccelt ed another let of tbem.
20 BA8T K1UQ STREET.
BOTIOH3.
TRISMAN'H.
UKNTLEMEN'S
Balbriggan and Qauze Undershirts.
-THE REST-;
White Shirts!
NECKTIES, PLAIN AND FANCY HOSIERY
BCARF PINS, BLEEVEiBUTTONS,
SUSPENDERS,
-AT-
ERISMAN'S,
NO. 17 WEST KING ST., LANCA8TKII. PA
MAOUIMMMT,
TMrAOHlNERY, ila
FOV-
STEAM HEATING
Latest and Hest Improved
KN6WES Trwtiea, PerUMe if Sittieiirj.
New or Bocena-nand
D0ILER3, WATEB TANKS, 8EPABATOR8.
MAeam or Riran Weu inch u den and
kept In Machine Shepr.
OAU Otl OB 1DDDSI,
Ezra F. Landis,
WOBKB-637 NORTH OHBBBT 8TRMT,
LAaOAITHb FA. BT-tM
i
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