-frl ,?: ,'? r w W2-i THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELMGENCER, fitttftAr, APRIL 22, 1887. WEOURY. ", av jmm 4 r iramammtat. IIMM IM, MM MM BatMttf Vaaal -' l(f" : atari staewn af leaf WM parpewaiea r mm saeming worn im v a , Mertii Mulbarryatreet, K. Keferar waa ''cracked." 4eae la ma arUstlc and bar Mr. The tbUTM cfieeted an itoleUtahoaa from the yard In the dfmtr rat triad te pry the deer of the Willi a jimmy or cnisei eui . The deer wh tawny apiin Lttt would aet give. They then went UMkM deer, which wm wewen tart aet opened. Next they tried I ea a kitchen window wnere uj fet The abutter were lercea Um catches en the bottom were i tee window allL The window and waa an aaay matter ter tne tfeterea te eater, which they did, erar a sewing macmne standing la of the window. The burglar en- la front bed room which was occupied tfVXkeaDMO'Bryan, the well-known watch- 01 ice rennsyivauia ramuau, uu 11$; boarder at the hotel. The ( tftja,. 'TOem waa umecaeu i bnnlar had no trouble there. A rataaataloeni belonging te Mr. O'Bryan infieaanu clioie money was iiu i tha necket The pantaloeni were after- anna en me ewirwsy. xruui room the burslar went Inte that I by Mr. and Mrs. Kehrer, where he rhava been for leme time. Mr Kehrer iftnally awakened by the noise, and ebe I the thief enter the spare roem.wmcn is I te the bad room. She aroused her hus. I who lamped out et bed and lighted the The thief waa still In the spare room, but :M quickly ran down stairs, back through the "tang-room ana eui 01 me kitcnen uwr, wklAk tm nnlivlr frnm thA Inside. AS he P' t mmA Hawm aralre ha rttahAal-l1 BtntnllllnB OVfir ,f w ,, -- " -- " (tfcaaaalr,and he cried, Don't conieaewn tare you or I will sheet '- t ItnhM nt rinvn Btalm but It 'fltM tee late, as the burglar had escaped. An "r iiiiaiiini wthan maile of the nremlses. iffi. SECURED A HCJ4DRED DOLLARS. Aji a. Rohrer found that his coat and vest, i'SWeh had been hanging ever a chair in his t ir iml vera crone. In these there was almost :&taM la notes and silver. The sliver was a? wrapped In paper with the amounts en each 'waekaa The notes were In a pocketbook-. M' frfc nWhlnir wu afterwards found en Arch SrQp ? aad was returned te Mr. Rohrer. The con cen 5s isata had been carried oil. A revolver, which umbe beamb maatum. ports f aha riaaaea, aa Maswiatsmdlng CenuHiMS-a cm eigaalsea te PlayBwiL Kegalar Correspondence of lxTkiuuKsrsR. Columbia, April 22. The ragalar monthly maatlng el the achoel beard waa held laat aren lag In the council chamber, Messrs mrlne and Wolfe being the absentees. Tee ilnance committee reported aa follews: Balance en band at last report II.SIT M Trade dollar redeemed 1 Boyd (collector), 1RSJ lm 01 Duitenbeler (collector), lite 1,3-J 10 tHIl IB ABBOB OAT. Ih Vfi kk.V ,s DM room, was aise sieien ey me uiei. a ?'-tha.floeT of the barroom a heavy chair leg : about two leet in lengtn was leuna. it naa t probably been In the hands of the burglar while ha was upstairs and he dropped it In Mai flight A bottle containing some whisky waa taken from the barroom. It was found OB the sewing machine near the kitchen window and the stepper was lying en the bar. The police bare been lnfem'-U of the robbery, but as yet have maue no ar reata of auspected parties. Yfem the manner In which the werk,T?fi fdene It is certain that ttfe person who committed Was well acquainted with the premises, - Although there wm but one man la the house he undoubtedly bad a com panion or two, who watched upon the out aide, while he did the work. The thieves first entered the yard of Benjamin Derwart, residing next deer te the hotel en the aeuth Bide. Here the feet marks et mere than one person are plainly visible In the soft ground aa well as en a pile et ashes which stand near the fence. It was at this point that the thieves escaped ever the fence, and made their way into Rehrer'syard. The chair leg which was found In the bar room had been taken from Derwart'a yard. Mr. Rehrer'a deg, a rather noisy Scotch ter rier, was tied in the yard near the alley gate leading te Mulberry street, and close te tbe point where the thieves scaled the fence. The animal was teund dead this morning, and as there were no marks of violence upon him, it is believed that he was given a dose of psisen by the thieves before they began their operations. It was probably very fortunate for Mr. Behrer and family that they were net awakened earlier than they were as the thief had the revolver, the only weapon la the house, In bis possession besides the chair leg and he would un doubtedly have committed murder if pressed te the wall. A SCSrECTED 1'AIK. Shortly after Mr. and Mrs. Rohrer had been awakened they looked at the clock and found that the bands pointed te half past three. Between four and five o'clock this BBernlng aa Walter Costelle, a track walker Of the Pennsylvania railroad between DUler TlUe and Rohrerstown, was walking along the railroad near the Little Conestoga bridge he met two men. He waa coming east and the men were going toward Columbia. Aa aoen as they aaw him they ran across the fielc's te the Marietta pike. Costelle thought little of the matter at the time, but It la new believed that they are the fellows who committed the burglary. One of the men were a slouch hat, and the ether a cap and both bad overcoats en. Beth were of medium Blze. Twe men answering these descriptions bad been in this city for aeme time past They were strangers, and were seen together frequently. Ihey were la the Ninth ward yesterday, and the man With the slouch hat was In the William Peen durieg the day. lie was also in Dicker grocery store, at James and Mulberry streets. The belief is that he was then looking ler place te break in. Total HW!i Orders paid slnce last report I.GS4 10 Balance ';,' ". Amount In Sinking fead at this flaU)....til The superintending committee reported having completed arrangement for planting trees en Arber Day. Schools will leave their respective school rooms for that purpose at 2:30 p. in. Superintendent Ames made the following repert: whole number in attendance, male 762 ; females, 'NX Average attendance, male 009 i females G'J!. Percentage of attendance, males PI; females PA Percentage of atten dance te date, males 01 ; females 03 ; number of pupils present evey session CCO ; visits te schools 120. Tne hallways In the Cherry street building wereerdered te be swept three times each week. Alter paying a number of bills the beard adjourned. The itaM Ball Club. A base ball club has been organized In town te be known as the Bear's Base Ball club, W. I Bear, manager. The following players have been secured: Batteries, King and Resb, Melcher and Meyers, Dlvetand Rhodes; players, Kautz, Hwlagler, Kissinger, Al Rhodes Schiller, Keesey and liable. The first game will be played with the An chors of Yerk, en Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The home battery will be King and Resb, and for the visitors Wellensiek and Kottcamp. A geed game may be expected. Tne Town In Briet The young men Interested in the organiza tion or a hook and ladder company hare determined te push the matter. An organiza tion will be effected in a few days, and an at tempt made te secure the requisite funds te purchase apparatus. The Yeung Felk's association, of the Seo See ond street Lutheran church will held a meeting this evening at the residence et Mrs. A. K. Welsh, en Chestnut street An interesting literary pregramme has been ar ranged ter the evening. An Iren ratling has been put up by Messrs. Ueckel A Paine In the opera house en the stairways leading from the gallery te the first Uoer. This Is a necessary Improvement. The first shad caught at the dam was so se cured yesterday afternoon at the battery owned by a Wrightavllle party. The town fishermen are ready te begin operations. The growth et the town during the past few years has caused a desire that a census et the borough should be taken. During the past year the matter received the attention et council and was in charge of a committee. By reason of these member's terms expiring, the matter was dropped. The subject will again be brought up at a future meeting of the council. Avery large audience was in the opera last night te see " The Mountain Pink" presented by the Melville Sisters' Dramatic company. At the close of the performance, a silver basket was wen by Jehn Murray, holding ticket 2.74!, Te-night "Hazel Klrk." The Rev. F. J. Clay Meran ellered a reso lution at the Harrlsburg convocation, in Car lisle, of the P. K. church, relating te the act new pending before the Heuse et Represen tatives, concerning the divorce bill. The resolution was unanimously adopted. The team or Isaac Wolfe ran away yester day, but very little damage was done. The horse was captured after running several squares. The EisicIms at the Hlh Scheel Make Chltf Public inmoetlratlon. A great many people are quietly cetebrat lng Arber Day, today, by planting fruit treea and vines In their yards aud gardens, and shade treea In front of their resldeuces. The nurserymen have done a very geed business for a week past, and have disposed or thou theu thou sandsef trees te citizens or the town and rural districts. The only public exorcists In this city were held at 2 o'clock this afternoon In the girls' high school room, the pupils and teachers of the boys' high school being present and par ticipating In the exercises. Many dlrectera and citizens were present Following Is the pregramme of exercise. Reading and praver, Dr. K. K. Hlsbee: chorus, Spring Time Ones Agsln, Sullivan; chorus, Innlelrilt, l'nelps; quartette rnr four violins, (Opus 20) Kebne, Miss lMHh Met, ger, Miss Bertie Best, Master Frank S. l.eeb and 1'rer. Carl Ttiert-ahn, (members of the high school orchestra and pupils of l'rel. Therbahn): chorus, Seldlem' Chorus, Faust, Uouned ; chorus, There's a Wedding in the Orchard, IK1ge; "The Trees or the Bible," by Rev. C. Klvln Houpt ; chorus Let Me Dream Again. Sullivan: chorus. Where Are New the Hopes 1 Cherished ? Itelllnl; reclta tlen, Nature's Farewell, Mrs, lleiimuc, Mary W. Achtsen ; readings. Arber Day, Nathren Herbert C. Miller. The l'alm Tree, Mrs. H emails, l.iura K. K ready; chorus, Kbren en the KM tits Hutctiltisen ; chorus, Come te the Sea, Kebertl ; general remarks ; chorus, The Mahogany Tree, Campana; doxelngy, Praise Ued lrem Whom All Bless ings Flew. High school orchestra : Violins, Misses F.dltb Met7ser, Bertie Best, Allce Kahnosteck and Masters Leeb, Apple, MrCaskey, Reed, Welchans, Hurst, llerr and Kering ; Uutes, Jehn A. Sprenger and 11 1 rain D. McCaskey ; clarienets, II. !'. Wend Itz and The. Therbahn; bass vlcl, Wllllsui H. liell. The music by the schools was under direction or Prof. Carl Matz. The orchestra under direction of Prof. Carl Therbahn. Rev, C. E. Houpt read a very pretty writ ten addretas en the " Trees of the Bible." He took his hearers along with, in Imagina tion, and showed them the land of Palestine as it was a thousand years bdtore the Chris tian era, and he threaded its beautiful valleys, Its rising hills and lefty mounts u,deecrlbed its picturesque scenery, and about its fertile field', and fruit tres aud forests. He de scribed many orthee trees, among thorn the aloes, the lotus, the sycamore, the plane trees, the dele pal m, the apricot, reach and plum, the eteander, the locust, Abraham's oak, the white willow, while poplar, the mul berry, lemon and the lefty redarsef Lebanon. Many of these trees were symbolized as types cf human character, as were also the lilies et the valley, star of Hetblehrm, the tulips, daisies aud ether beautiful llewers with which the hills and valleys were crowned. He dlsczlbed the Palestine cf te day a" being In many respects a desolate wlldernets, and gave as a principal reason therefore the cutting away of the weeds and forest, which had resulted in drying up the streams, wasting away the soil, and preventing the growing of crops. He held that Palestlue mlsht be renewed and agaiu become a land of fertility by the planting of trees and the sewing of proper seeds. Lard-April. 17 nsntJulr.t;). . t""::,J,r"' ww' July, i;ia. 10 1 May, tMtXl June, May.tTTSl June, $7 Wt use ateea aiaraet. Kin Ltanrr.-CatUe Recelpta. fe heart t shipments. '6 head i murknt steady ; prime. SMI A f.ilr te geed, II retfl M ; coimnea, si t!( IMl shipment te New lord, a cars. Hnga Keeelpta, 3400 timdi shipments S.S0U head i market flr I Philadelphia. In fO wi i l errer. i r.ejs ! s common te mini, sa a w I ew ion, iv ram. shipments, i.uiii 9) i tatr te iroed. at 500.1 7.1 ; common, II MI JO ; lambs, 13 MltJ euu; wool tnitep nei waniuu. i eravni, pi rnsja isi t common w pigs UTMMgv; shipment te He sheep -Reeulpts, &0 head) t market steady i ptlmn. 14 ixal3 Mew Tere stecas. Maw Yeke, April a, I'M p. m. Meney leaned at 5 percent. Kxehange steady. II SOI MX. Government steady. Currency 6's, U KX bid; ls Coup, (1 X bid i tK's de. It lei4 bid. The stock market opened feverish and weak, and during the erst halt hour prices declined 'i te ! per cent, en selling by Londen and seme et the large bear operator. This drcllne was fully rece ercd by midday, en a geed baying of Heading ami Union l'aclflc. but at the present writing the market Is feverish and weak and ptlct s are again down te the lowest figures. JtB If A ) VEK T18KMKHTH. TDibll HALK OK HKNT-BkVcKHTAHI.K Ml and let, 1 7xw feet, en Christian street, le tween Rast King and Orange streets. Can be easily changed Inte a machine shop or ware heu.s. liasytarms. II. C. HUllHKKit, alO-Ud attorney at-J-aw. IlirANTKD. ion salesmen at onee en very liberal tonus. ml7-md..w facilities unsttrpasnMl, IIKl OWN HltOTIIKK. Nurserymen. Kechester, N. V, XKW ADKKRTlaMUKSTa. "RAI'S, TACKKTS, JKH3KYH, Wraps AVkSAH WUAIVs, JACKKTA, JKK.HIY8 Bteeai Markets. Quotations by Heed, alcUrann a Ce., bankers idwctisier. i a. Haw ters LIST. 11 a.. Ha. Canada t'aclBc t.V ci c ecu Colerado Ceal Central Pac Canada Southern cm. at. i.. a i-gh Den. AKle. O Del. L.A W Erie Brie, 2nd.. Jer. C K. A T Leu. A N L. shore Mich. Ten Heck Valley MUseurl I'aclflc... m. r M. P. I'ret N. West, N.Y.C East Tennessee C Omaha Oregon Transportation., Ontario A n , Pacific stall Richmond Terminal St Pan! Tex. Pac Union Pac Wabash Cem Wabash Prut Western V West Shere Bends Mew England rillLADSLrHtA LIST. Lch. Val B,..& l-hllu Pa. UK- 6V( ,VH Heading w ii ll-.t Leh. 'v Heatenv. Pass. P.A E M.Cent People Pass Kdg.tfen'U oil SI 63, Phlla. Traction ; 41 11 RH MW 51 snj SI S 137NJ nrS K.-I livsj MSj SiK St S22 W 68 3", 514 lixJi lis 119'i US 11S4 USyj US 34 S.V, is?; 41 41 KJ a" a K Bl 7'? ;i;v llll 101 Sr. w S3. 41 cm mi six l, 1H MS. W ) 91 :s 6I' se iuY- tH U4 WtJ 10." lb d1 ff-kAAFlilt A FINKH AND Bl'.T QltlaV TKK CUAsiPAdNE THAN Dec de M onteballe. AT HOIIHKH'S L1QUOH BTOHE. Ma it Centre Square, Laneaatar, Pa. TUK RKUl'liAR MONTHLY MKKT1NO of the West Knd building nnd henn Assn. elation, will be held at the Law Oftlce of T 11. Ilelahan, esq, en SATUKOAV AVSNIMI, APKIL X3d, at 7 30e'cl(Kk. aleney te lean. Mew scries of stock open for subscription. C. . L1CIITT, npKl-31d Secretary. Tuk iiATi:ar just Ttfk tiiinu for business puriKwes Seeteh Cheviot Trousers. We have them In twenty different patterns, for wear they cannot be eieelled. Call and see them. A full line ei Scotch Cheviot i-ultlngs at moderate prices. H03MTKl.N'SriNK TAILOUtNtl, Ne. 37 North gueea Sirnet, DIV1DKND NOTIOkT " The directors or the Eastern Market Heuse Company have declared a dividend of lour per cent, en the capital stock, payable May l,al the uiiii:,, ,u lii.i uiiurrviKiuni, AHKKrs. -After May 1, Satur- Ul at 4 p. ui, KVKNI.NU dav Erenlns market will Im kei stslls free te renters of stalls ter morning mar kets. ALLAN A. 1IKKU, Treasurer, apm-Jia .e. iix East King St, wiiAra, JACKKT9, JEHMEY9. WKAP.S, JACKETS, JP.USEYS. WUAI'S, JACKETS, .lEItaiUS. Jackets, Jerseys. Wraps, Jackets, Jerseys. AI.Ij TUK IiATKST HTYhKH IN NII.K CI.OTU AND BKADKD, AT LOW PH10KH. WBAPB, JACKET, JIBUTI. WRAPB, J AC KITS, JKK1KTS. WKAPS, JACKETS, JKUSEYS. WUAP8, JAUKKTS, JKRSBIH. R. E. FAHNESTOCK, Next Doer te the Coart Herrp, Lueantflr, FMMrie. TtTlLLIAM EDMONDS, UTul(!i!j Diler and Commission Htrcbasl t all sisnser CIGARS. Advance tuade en saleable goods. Office and Salesroom, NO. SIDVKKSTltKET. npr'.Sdmd Providence, Kbeda Island. ASSIONKD MTATH OF JOHN DUTT, of Itaphe township, Lancaster county. Jehn lutt, of liiiphe tewnhlp. ljincastur county, having by deed of voluntary assign ment, dated Unrch it, 1K7, assigned and truns ferrtnl all bis estate and etteel te the under signed, for the benellt or the creditor of the said Jehn Dutt, notice Is hereby iriven te all persons Indebted te said assigner, leluiakelw- unue meitlate p-ivuient te the entgned without delay, and these having claims te present them .Mill.- LI. H Hi RU9, te J. L. Stxismitz, Attorney. liKO. W. UAHKIL assignees. tnar-etdTh tULttlCAU POK COUNTY COMMISSION KB, IlENRV nus.eu It AK, et Lancaster City. Subject te the decision et the Democratic cenveutiuii. tear.vtldaw JUU V. AHUMMfS 1H1AL. A hr W' SIB OJ'aWIifU VUHOBMT. The Voeng People's Society of I'nltfd Effert Entertain an Audience. The first grand concert, with readings, under the auspices of the " Yeung Peeplb's Society ei United Etlert," was given Thurs day evening at First Presbyterian church. The attendance was large, the pregramme well selected, and the amateur performers rendered their several pieces very satisfac torily. There waa a full orchestra In attend ance and one of Beethoven's tine overtures was given. Miss Bechteld and Prof. Win. B. Hall Bang soles very sweetly, and Mr. Anmman gave a declamation with geed elocutionary effect, A quartette and several otber selections were sung by the young people, all of which were highly ap preciated. The object of the society la the promotion of general church work, especially among the younger members of the congregation. Tta and CulTce Sociable. l.ast evening a tea and cellee sociable under the auspices et the Ladles Aid society of the First Reformed congregation was given In the church. There was quite a large crowd in attendance and cellee, ice cream and ether refreshments were dispensed by the ladles who were kept busy attending te their many customers. This evening the atlair will be repeated. A Sheeting Affair That Is N'Jn Being Investi gated in Washington. The Washington criminal court was occu pied Thursday in the trial of Jehn P. Ang Ang neyrer assault with intent te kill Jehn 11. Wtlrxe'. In November, 1S-S2, at the SL Marc hotel, tn that city. A considerable number of witnesses were examined ter the prosecu tion, but nothing new was shown In the case. A very great deal et feeling was shown, the defendant's attorneys trying te show while Wllmet was en the stand that he bad been guilty of many misdemeanors and was un worthy of credence. The police officers were then exsmined, as was the colored waiter and ethers, but the testimony for the prosecution was net concluded. Wllmet was a resident of Columbia in 1874 and married tbera Angney Is also well known there. Tne trial began en Wednesday and Wilmet testitied that en Saturday even ing, November '23, ISii, Angney walked into the home of witness in Washington and shook hands with him, saying be had just get In town, and after some talk he brought up the subject of a letter he had written. Angney said he had been te see his friends te de him a special favor, but had tailed, and he bad come tn film ( Wllmet i as a last resort ; that he had an opportunity te go te Colerado If he could give bends In f 1,000. Inviting him te the St. Marc's te see his papers, they went down and took a drink en the way. They went te the upper lloer and after Angney bad lighted the gas witness went in and was handed a cbalr, which be took. Angney went te the satchel and the colored boy cauie in with the drink. Angney banded witness a paper, which had no con nection with the matter he had spoken of, and he told him se. Angney then went baclc, saying he would Had the paper, and the next he heard was the report of the pistol, one ball entering witness' back. pOK COUNTY COMMISSIONER, J.W.KELLY, of Marietta. Pa. Subject tn the decision of the Democrat,: Convention. Your lanuenca solic ited, m.seifd&w -CIOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. SIMON L. HUAifDT (Fanner). Of East Denegal township. Subject te the de rision of the Democratic County Convention. Y enrtnduencu respectfully solicited. muutiaw TTlOR COUNTY COMMISSION EK. SOLOMON ZEAMEB, Of West HempSeld township. Subject te the Decision of the Democratic Convention. maitfdAw WOUND AT LAST ! A Sure Cure for Coughs and Colds. COCIIIIAYS.COI'GII CURB Dees the Werk KVK11Y TlJltC. (luaranteed te de se. or the prlce will be rulundtd. Large bet- ura . tuuu, Kb Cochran's NOS. 1J7 A 1S .NOHTH O.UKKN ST. latncvier, la. Try It and j eu'll never use any ether, mart leedlt .VA' W A l VKH TlMCilKXTS. INSTALMENT DEALERS WILL KIND Justwhat they need. A full line of Ins'nl uieut (loeds soldeuly te the luitaltiieut Trade by sddtelng INSTALMENT DEALERS SUPPLY CIV. nprrs-SmdTu.ThAS Erle, Pa. TJUl'LKY iCbeThDMANT" DEALK1131.N ALL KINDS OT FAMILY COAL. orrinE-Ne s; Centre Square. VAIIIl-Ne. 3H .seuta Water Street. PROPOSALS "FOR SHOEING HORSES ler the rire Department of I ancaster, Pa, Sealed proposal ler Shoeing Herse ter the I'lra Department, for the ensuing year, 111 be rwetted by the fire Committee, at the Mayer's Office, until Tuesday, April t is7, al 1 o'clock p. m The committee resorve the right te reject any or all bid. Uy elder et the Committee. r. LEWIS NOLL, chairman Attest ; C. r. Kassjuut, Clerk. a:i-.t aid 7tU E NC1LETREE STOCK FARM. a AarmHtfummnm, ROOMS FOR KENT. ' Nice lairge and small ltoem. furnished, can be had at sp'lfl two MO. 4 N. PRINCE ST., CITT. w Standard llred stallion tit Borvlce. SIOIlM KINO (11SI) suo.ne llecetd, 4 years, 2.47. HI URNKT (lilt) SMOOO a- Send ter New Catalogue. DAN'Lll. KNOI.K, aplJmdAw Marietta, Pa. Drug Stere, PUBLIC SALE. On MOM) W, M'UlLlKS7,at the Merrt. tnsc Heuse, Ne. 115 North Prince street will be sold at publlasale. a Cutlnut il IOWA HOUSE. nt for general purposed, several et them are geed feeder t-ale al 1 o'clock ; terms mile known bv atj-'.'t CSOltt.K UKOSJ.VlAN. FISHING TACKLE-SOUTHERN CANE, ltlack and bellow Japanese and Calcutta Kumboe Poles at the lewen p-lces. Celluloid, Hard ltubber and Leather Cohered Trnsses : a tliKuaranteed. t ratle's l.trer Pills (i3 cent a box) for llllleus Heailacbe nnd Constipation, and Fralley's Sarsanarllla Compound (SO cents a bottle) for the blend, are the best. UAlLKY'a EASTKsiu PHAUMACT, (Opposite Eastern Market.) S-lmdM.W.rH ANTED-F1NE HEWKRS TO WORK at Dressmaking at Sinn i.. liinjrr. it n, aprSUltd Ne 11 Last Orange street. AT MUBHK'H. REMNANT LOTS. We have a few odd Lets of Canned floods we want te close out. BELUKCf OHBAP. r rush l'le Peache at loe can, or S ter Tie. rrenh Meed Pated Peach. 15e csn, or 1 for le. rirsh Pin tllsckberries, 3 can for S.V). Preah Caltfnmla Kgg Plum, tee can. r reh Calllnrula Muscatine Urape, 100 can, PrusliMring Iteans, loe a can. Karly June Pea. Scan for Jfte. Win. I'enn Sugar Cern, Sean for J'e Twe can full At Sen' Tninatne, Se can. tjiiancan Fella) Sen's 1 euiatne, loe can. (jiinrt cans Fresh Canned Apples, se can. Let Dried Apple, 4c iinart. Let Dried Peaches, An a, rine let Pitted Cherries. 15c a.. Let New Currant, se ft, BURSK'S, NO. 17 EAST KINO STREET, A Peer Fainllr. Mrs. Obllna Shea, 11 leg In Locust alley, Is In needy circumstances. One child died last week and another yesterday. Officer Beech ler started out collecting for them te day and received considerable money. Ths Chautauqua Literary and Scientific circle will meet in V M. C. A. hall te-night. Papers en Astronomy and French literature. An Officer Accidentally llreak a Window, Last evening two dega began fighting in front of Dr. Leng's drug store al Maner and West King streets, Olllcer Kissinger, who was near, separaieu mem ana aiier ne uaa the ollve Branch Missionary society, or walked away from them some distance they j Meunuillu, will held a spelling bee Saturday again began. The elllcer threw a stone at j evening in the graded school, ibe prizes win riilf the naveman, . . be given te me uesi spoilers, loe Dee wilieiien hsw I'eivwvus 4hje The elllcer threw them which bounded through one of the large panes of glass In the window of the drug store. The i Ulcer had the necessary repairs made at once. 0 4i, m tfflh- ISaca in the Iiense of ltefege. Flera Fnust, the girl who was arrested in this city yesterday, was taken te Philadel phia last evening by Chief of Police Smith. Flera persistently denied that she waa the girl wanted, or that aba bad ever been in the Heuse of Refuge. She pretended te be un acquainted, and did net knew where the in in atltutlen was. Aa seen as she waa inside of the building the folks la charge Identified her. The girl had been an inmate or the Heuse et Refuge, but was Indentured te a man residing at Lennl Mills, Delaware county. Bhe rau away from his home sev eral months age, and was probably In thrs city for aeme weeks. m The Lucky Winners. At the lair of Blue Cress Cemmandery, Kelghta of the Gelden Esgle, a number el rUdea were chanced oil" en Thursday even lag. The wlnnera were Mrs. E. B. Duch bub, ellE ouablen i Mra, A. B. Meyrlck, rug Nelsen Mayer, tidy ; Ella Oast, wlsk wlsk keMer I Laura Urey, pin cushion ; Barbara Sear, tidy ; O. L. Simen, tidy ; Lizzie Stene, pyramid cake ; Frank Hhej, lamp ; 11. B. Htaffey, towel, Jennie Beese, tidy. The partita named above no get the articles wen by them freiri the fair committee. Last P.veulug't Cremation, The cremation et the body of Jehn C. Kunkle took place last evening. The exer cises were private, the only persona present, besides the attaches of the crematorium, be ing Geerge Kunkel, brother of the deceased, Jehn U. Ziegler and Dr. Marshall, of iiarrls burg. This morning the ashes were taken from the furnace and sent te Nhippensburg, where they will be interred in the casket that breugut the body here. Geed Trout ruhluf. l'rein the Litltz Recerd. Trout llshing has been engaging the atten tion el tbe modern disciples of lziak Walten since last Friday along the springs streams. Large numbers of the finny tribe have been taken from the stream, some very large. The best Hibernian of the many appears te have been Jacob Kbuiper, who lauded nlly the brat day two dajs the law allowed the catch ing el mum. FA $ v. "-.Baltimore Jee" Again On Deck. Jea Haley, better known aa " Ballmere Jee," an old friend of the police, arrived In town yesterday, after an absence of aeme ,: Martha, ue get drunk, and In the evening '' Mute a speech In front of the Iktelmcjkh. i CEEbnUdlng, with a fire plug and Umppeat t ler aa audience. Later be fell into the bands l"..af Offlaa Hltehla. ami ihU nn,ni.. .h - .... j wwm SUVSMIlea llll teat turn te Jail for thirty daya, One waadiaehargad. k VL Heaiiu tniml. oeaamltUe of eennclls aat la ''' tOwaytektwappaaU Matesrpeaaa. AaBBbwet Mere Plcturi lUcavercd. Through the publication In the Intelli Intelli eencbb of the picture swindler who left his pictures at Heacrlst'a shoe store, tbeae addi tional Lancastrians have secured family photegraphs: Mrs. Geerge Dull, Lem H. Wltmer and Mrs. K, Nell, be given te the best speller. The beu Ul open with a literary entertainment, consisting of recitations, dialogues and mutlc. Admission, 10 cents. F R COUNTY COMMISSIONER. JACOB W. LEBER, Of Kphrata township. Sublect te Democratic rules. inails-UdAw p?OR COUNTY COMMISSIONER, A. Z KING WALT, Oreecr. First Ward, City, critic rules. Sabjcct te Dnme-at-tfd.tw FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. At the request et many friends 1 announce mvelt a a candidate for Count v Commissioner. Sublect te the decision of the Democratic County Convention. Your Influence respect- lany sonciiee. iikmiv r. 11 ah ru an. uilJtld.tw HK.VKVr. HAItrUi East Lampeter Township. tflOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. ELI BATTEN, of Upper Loiceck township. I announce my self as a candldite for county Commissioner subject te the decision or the Democratic County Convention. Your influence respect fully solicited. Was a candidate for County Commissioner befera the last convention, and at the request or my friends withdrew In favor et the candidate from the southern district. Hilts' ELI IIA'ITEN. e K HALL. Dkpend On ti3 for just the qualities that are sure te Please and Dkpi:.vd (live Sitisf.tctlen, and the Very Lewest Prices. WANAMAKKU & llKOWN's Oak Hall, Southeast Cerner Sixth and Mar. kkt Sts., rniLADELrtuA. 2PR1NO, 1SS7. A New Departure ter Lancaster in Fin Tat Tat erlng. Imperttpg direct from the lMst makers et tine Woellens. I havaiustrecelved through the lWi.ten custom house, a large Invoice et my own Importation et SUITING, SPKIVO OVEKCOATIXU AND TIIOUSKKIM), Thollke or which, for style and rjualllv.has never been equaled In this city, and caunel be surpasted A special Invitation Is hereby eitendcd te all in want of spring Uarment te call early and secure Choice Pstterns Workmanship the very best and price lower than ever. II OEKHAKT, mam-tydK Ne. U North tluren strrL riRANDFAUt EXCELSIOR HALL Bine Gress Cemmandery. Me. 5, KS1GBT3 Of TBKGOLTJIX 1AQLK, Ii;tnnlngS)AT unAV, Al'ltIL 9th nnd Contin uing Until THt'KMIAT, APttlL 'ilst. Inclusive. Each purchs.er of a ticket Is entitled te a chance In a ALl Alil.K WHITE ASH Ual ROOM SUITE. P. 8. LANUA8TEH. PA. -Just received 1'resh Saratoga Chips. z AllM'S CORNER. B -VA' W A D 1 WER TiamiKSTS. AKINO POWDER. ROYAL Auiesements, A VeQil Variety Company Next week the King Street theatre will return te variety, and the patron will no doubt be pleased with the change. A geed company has been engaged and It Is headed by tbe charming Ullmere His ters, wheplajed here for two weeks recently, tieorge and Marie Nelsen, who years age were the big card at t'ranke's Winter Uarden, and have slnce played In the best theatres and lead lng companies et the country, will also be here. Cenner A Cellins (formerly Cellins A Kelly), the Alexander Brethers, Temmy Jloere, K. W. Howe and ethers, will ihliia te the music of PreL burger's orchestra. MAKHMTa. M xera aiaraet. Niw Yebk, April 2i Flenr market steady : Fine, ft -isgj tu; nuperftne, $i 7ej su ; geed te choice extra Western, S3 t:f (n ; geed j fancy extra state.W Toe euj common te xoed extra Western, H'Atiiu. B Wheat Ne. 1 Ked Btat. fCct Ne. I de. 9IJict Ne., lied. Winter. May. W'.c; June. Xc. July, 91HC itcelpu, Ss7, Id. bus j thipineuts, ' Cern Na J mixed cash. soe ; May. 493 de June, jic; receipts, l.uJ7 bus j thlpmsnts. V,3te. Oats Ne. 1 White State. 3sXft33 : Ne. 2 de. SSc i Ne. i Mixed April, Jl?ic ; May, J4JJ". aye dull ; Western, UOjm; ; State, 6JtK)c Barley nominal. Perk dull 1 new mess, 115 00 j old meas.tiseu O". .. lAiu aiuv, it sj ; j una, wt ; j uiy, f j w. Prostcutlen Withdrawn. The prosecution brought before Alderman Dennelly, or the Eighth ward, by Jehn Kautz, against Frank Hhaub for embezzle- ment, waa withdrawn en Thursday after neon, and the defendant discharged lrem custody, . Hemmed te Court. Tbe complaint of larceny against l'hlllp Dwstnger, en oath of frank Wunch, waa beard before Alderman McConemy this morning. A prima facia case being made by complainant's testimony, the defendant wu held In 1-00 ball te answer at court Molasses Ann at lExc for boiling stock. Tureentine uutet at 100. Dfn dull t strained te geed, 11 lTUOl M. Anether eircn car. A telegram received at Brlmmer'a lirery te-day, atatea that the aecend adveruslng car of Barnum'a circus will coma te Lancaster tbla avanlng. Eight taama nava baas m te but tha tewa ana oeastry to-ater Petroleum dull t Keflned. In case, eXc Uuttar dull: Western creamery, inajlei lITln.ViSunenr, U I state dairy, halt flrkln tubs, liartic. Cheesesteady ( Western Flat, liaiSci geed e SSi5"MJ5h "i,m' lIStailKe. Fancy While, 15tf Ul5Jc; ntate Factory, tlijllc. Biff flrmei -t statu. 13Jiet Western, 13)c. enaut??nli6ac.BaCnUe,u' tVitf 3"lfi8 Tidlew dull t pnuib city, 3Jdc. lUee nominal i Carolina, lair te vend iatHLr coffee dull i tali caqeM. i&c. ' ' He POWDER. Absolutely Pure. MKW OOOD3, Nothing Succeeds Like Success Prospering under the pressure or an lncrea lncrea Iek patronage, d.ued with delight ever rnr suc cess, driving the hl of trade ever a smooth and glided track, opening up this spring' trade with a blaze of triumphant glory. WE KK TMK PlOsiKKItS FOR LOW PUICEH andthe GL'IDINUSTAH KOIt KtjUAUK ANDHONKsT DEALING. Ne discouraging obstacles In our path te Impede the progress of a live und snap ping business. Huslnees men wonder at our grealnganccess and deserving popularity. We show no stale geed at hlxh profit prices. We are friends te the public and le te nigh profit competition. Oar aim 1 te benedt the people Dy inuring uargains. uayeri are aiway ae- ZAEI'SGORUER, LANOABTBB, PA. Kenpenel under It Old Mansgement Mce As.nrted Mteck or .till TIOKETS, 10 CENTS. -A Band or Muite will be In every evening. attendance apt titdK s PRINQ OPENING. ASTRICH'S Palace of Fashion, 13 BAST KINQBTBEHl'. I.ANCASTKK, PA, Tills newdsr never I purity, strength and wholesemenes. varies. A marvel et IU1U,.BUDUII1I,UU KJ1UIUWUHDV1I. flOrtl economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot ea eeiu in hhhjmuueh wjtn tnemuitituaeei low test, short weight, alam or phosphate powders. Held only lis east. Hoval Bakisa Pewdsb Cei, 106 Wall Street. New Yerk. my27:lvdAw WANTED-FOUR GENERAL HOUSE Servants and three Cooks, Apply FltBIC OPCHAUUKat K. B. TKOUT A CO.'S Employmenteffice.SiNorthQueen BL Second Uoer.) ltd ANTED KIFTEEN GIRLS TO learn (Jgarmaklngat the CONKSreU CIUAU COMPANY, 4W and 411 Lancaster Avenue. WANTED-ALL ".KINDS OF HELP. White atd Colored. Apply JTBkK OP CHAUdt: at r n tbeut co -s mpleyment emee,ttN.gueen st (Second fleer.) Ohloace Prodees) aiarkei. Caicise. Aprllll, 1 p. re Market opened. Wheat May, siXe i June,R3Ke.i July. B;Vc Cern-Mays-Hc'i June, te3?Jnly.4lWc!' Oats-May, Wlie t June, aHc July, iJwe. Perk Net quoted. LarO May, 7 J j J une, 7 57H7 3) J uly, n 3i bne'rt Ribs-May, 7 W i June, t 00Q8 OlWi July, as 15. " "' otestss. . Wieat-Aprll,tuxci May, 8lci June, teici July, ttiJiO uura-spni. jeDi say, tl"lis jane, May, WXeiJune, KSei Xf.KNNKKCUOR KINK. Te-morrow (SatnriJay) Klgbt. Skating from 7 30 te 9.30. Dancing fiem 9-30 te II o'clock, ADMISSION 10 CleTL aar Don't forget the (irand MaS'inrrada Ball Thursday, Lvenlng, April 2Hih aprrt Std MetJniy,4ika4i;.c. USMS nru. nsg i Anrtl, Joiy,s5t;He. sMMi '4rtt-3prii; MOW May, an 7 I Juna,l, TiNO STREET TUEATKB. AWOMK WKKK.-Sa COXVEXCIXQ MONDAY, APRIL 25, 187. Metropolitan Specialtj Company, Consisting of WM.K.BUBKB. America' Creates t Harmoni cas t. U1LM0KK SIStKKS. CONNOU COLLlHH. K. W. HOWsT, and ethers. PKICKS Or ADMISSIOX lOaMOCBXTa. wMaUnce-Wdaaa4ay aad SManla. At. milea,licsat. lighted and surnrised when thev come te ou store and nnd Cerrees marked WX, 15, is, SO, 22 and 23 cents, and last, but net least, Clarke's famous Combination Coffee, only Sic ft, Guar anteed te be BUTT Kit than any Uc. CoOee SOLD IN THIS CITi Ott COUMY. Held only CLARKE'S Wholesale and Ketall Tea and Coffoe store, -SO.W WEST KI.NU SIUIKT. AwTelephene Connection. Closed every evening ate o'clock, esiept Monday aud Satur day. TJlKHH dt BKOTUEK. GRAND OPENING -or- Beys' and Childree's Clothing. The greatly ln".re tsi-d spac s we t ave been able toglvetetbeLITTi.KFuLKV DKPAKTMICNT enables us te show our superb stock te far greawr ad vantsge than ever. We never had such a perfect assortment of Suits. Little Hen's Suits in All Styles, Little Men's Suits in All Qualities, Little Hen's Suits in All Shades, Little Hen's Suits in All Patterns. Our Increasing tride In this department cava us tennder.tand that we had made It a Orand Success, and showed us that we needed mere room. Having disposed or all ourewn stock we are enabled te show one el the Largest and Finest exhibitions of BOYS' AND CllILDBIN'S Spring and Sammcr Clothieg ever teen In this city, In the largest amount of spsce. Mether, yen need net bother with your boys when they want a hult. Just send them te usi we can fit them eat at a very little coat, and fend them home with a mlllng countenance and looking like a little msjer. We extend te you a cordial Invitation te call and Inspect the geed el this department. Hirsh & Brether, OMB FRICm UBBOHeUsI TAILORS, -AND- (Uethiers and Furnishers, oea. Mera Quiaa . a out u ejOTHeV I.4MBAwfsMi Vss. Our latest Effert. Muslin WATCHES, CLOCKS, Silverware & Jewelry. - a-trefnl uttentl-n given te titling SI'EC TACl.l. for Delectlve rlKht. W e have new the lieat t acl.llles for First Clats Kepalilng. NI'KCIAt.'W tir a iiniid let of .Vficr I'ltitrd fvrkt Irjt eir rum our luff, uAleA iHlf srff i cry low. ZAHM'S CORNER. LANCASTEU, PA. aprtl-lnid MT1 1,1.1 AMHUM t rXMsTKK. CALL US BY TELEPHONE. WILLIAMSON & FOSTER. Don't Be Misguided, -UUT- PLACE CONFIDENCE -IS- OUR ABILITY Uiinra r FIT YOU IN A SUIT -or- LE3STIINCOSr OF MATKKIAI. I NOW IS YOUB TIME I COME QUICK WHILE THEV LAsT t TUlSQItEATbALK WILL COMMENCE MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 25, And will last until all th geed are sold, which we expect will be In about FIVE OR SIX DAYS. A9 THE OOOK3 AKE C1IKA1', WONDKltr'ULLV JUST NOTICE PRICES Cerset Cevers , Ite. Ladle' Chemise ISO. Ladles' Aprons 15c- Children's Slip I'e- Ladle' and Children's Diawer l&c. Chlds WaUU Ua- Ladle' Trimmed Gowns Lsdle' Trimmed chemise (tucked) ladles' Hamburg Flounce Uiawera Tucked frlncessBklru Maineur Corset cover (Cambric) Cblidreu Needlework Uresae .ire. .2SO. .2V3 i .etc .2C, WE ASSURE KTEUV QABMENT O0OU MUS LIN AND OF BEIT MAKE ANU FIBI9II. NOTICE. On aeeeunt et the EXritKUB LOW 1'KICE et these feed and ths limited quality, we re. ervatbs privilege of selling batons Uarment eta kind te each customer en the same day, thereby giving te all ear pttruns an equal chane te aaenra soma et these USE AT JIAK UAlia. Wa ad rise all te call early and ;get the best style aa they will eertalaly go off the quickest Our Stere ii Oeen Erarr ETeoieg. READY-MADE CLOTHING THAT IS FULLY EQUAL TO CUSTOM-MADE AMI SEVERAL LAU.S Ll.SS IN 1'BICE. DOL- Children's t'leated Tunle Suits, 12 ea upwatds. lleys' Sack and Cutaway Ceat Salts. Oents' Prince Albert rreck Ceat Holts. Feur.Buttnn Cutaway Ceat Suits and Straight Frent ack Ceat Sulis.lio.eu upward. Gents' Light-Weight Overcoats, eiiOu upwards. The Originality of Styles In Our SILK NECKWEAR, Attracts the Attention or all Well-Dressed Gen tlemen New Styles-see, Upwards. Light and Medium-Weight Underwtar. Novelties In Caps and foles ter Beys and Children. Spring and Summer Fall Dress Bilk Bats for Gentlemen. New Shapes In Light and Da'k Stiff or Belt FeltUats. A Very Large Assortment of SUMMER STRAW HAT3. Beets and Shoes thtt have earned for them selves a lasting reputation for Neatness aud Durability. New Fashions In Lallcs Hand-Made French Kid Slippers an 1 Gaiters, Misses' Morocco .Gaiters and Ladles' Cnraoea Sid Gaiters, Children's and Ueys' shoes. Gents' French Cal f Failures Gaiters, In Congress, Butten or Bal moral. The beat qualities and lowest price. Traveling Dags, Valises and Trunks. WILLIAMSON A FOSTER, S3, 14. S6 Ml S8 Baft lifts St, LAKOABTBS, FA. ajrsteTM cleaa at w p, sweseept Meaaa aadaataraay, 1 .j"' " V,1ft,,'"i s?a ki8x&&SfiSit22& g&.v, -,'. i3A-ii iSntC' u.3t. .s-,;--. f,ntZ&A.ijA&$!j aaagVwt.-Jj'is..;
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