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1H1 Avail m opened la the
A.M. K. dunk e WMuMdur
at e'eleek. The bmUbi opened
saetlSsSa, RBd Wtn presided
T. M. D. Ward, of Washing-
Tka Maanti mad an eloquent
te tka death el Bishop
k eM Rave presided attbeoeo-
HeWtaa wee atae made or the in
sUsaabeta of tka church aad the prea-
BjejaA by tkeaa people. Leenard
M was re-elected secretary; C. a
rewartuag sweretery; A. M. Buckley,
sal annalaij. aad W. a Cain and E.
I aj Habar, warakala A number of commit-
I aapetasea, oeBMetine; or puone
Baaaa aekoela, missions, temper-
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'- lm Waa. P. Bvane, J. H. Pannebecker
"aw'". . Clay Meran, of the local ministers,
;. Mredueed te the conference. Trans-"'-
sstsl ether liiislnsaa eccnDled the seaalen
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i' Wk tMU. whasi ui alftnneeit Burmnn wea HaIIv.
&. and trr Bev. J. O. Embrv. manaser of the
f-A. 14. X. book concern, of Phlladelebls. Thli
Z'y aaaalalar took the nlaee el Dr. B. P. Lm. mil.
;i;torelthaCArian Recorder, who wm do de
r Wastl by Ulaeaa In hie family. Tbe session
fl afte-day will be derated te the bearing et
1 reperta from the different churchee
Bervieee will alae be held this
eramfaag.
Teewtag Btcyellsts.
' Tka tearlng blcyclleta of the Southern
Xjaagma an route te Staunton, Va., paaeed
tkrengk town laat evening about 5 o'clock.
Tka party were accompanied by wheelmen
frea Lancaster and Columbia. Tbe Colum
bia rldaraaaattba party near Meuntvllle and
aaaertad them te Wngbtaville. The entire
fatty consisted of 34 riders. Ne step was
aaadalntewn, but they passed through te
Yerk, where the night was passed. TbU
aserning a number of riders went through
town, returning borne.
Amang Uie Firemen.
A meeting of the Firemen's Union will be
katd this erenlng In the Nbawnee parlors.
Tka Beeeue Boek and Ladder company
will bold a meeting this evening.
A BBerement la being made by the Penn
aylraale railroad hose company te secure the
etd angina of the Columbia Fire company.
Tka angina will be properly repaired and
will be used at all fires. The company will
act aak appropriations from the borough,
reaetal of Mrs. Hardy.
Tka funeral of Mrs. Z. c. Hardy took
plaee en Wednaaday afternoon and was
vary largely attended. Services were held
la tbe Trinity Reformed cbarch and inter
aaaat at Mount Bethel eemetary.
ATrUOATMOMB rOMZICMMMM ABO CMB.
Will the rrlvtlsn of SsUust Llaneri
aad Otkers Are Ksmaaatratad Against.
Court met at 10 o'clock this morning te
bear argument or the application for lleenits
for new stands filed te the April term, and
these against which remenitrances hare been
filed and alae for the transaction of current
teuatneea. .
Tka first appUcatlenajBataered ..wwrthat et
2?r a M1e!iiward, city. Mr!
Kuiir nuarr.i j ..r . . ..r .
ja&vcavgKir a rentmuraei license ler
VZm and desired a hotel license, be-
fZrtM he has all the accommodations of a
flrat-claas hotel. His petition was uumer-
eusly signed.
C. G. McMillan petitioned for a Ucraee for
Hetel Lancaster. Counsel argued that this
hotel was a necessity for the traveling public,
aud was the best appointed hotel en the line
of the Pennsylvania railroad, between New
Yerk aud UMcage.
William McCaull, Columbia borough, is an
applicant for a tavern license. The house
petitioned for enjoyed a license for many
years, butlt was forfeited a year age, through
a violation of the liquor law by Michael
Burk, who then had the license.
J. M. Haehnlen, el Ceney township, asked
ler a renewal of his hotel license, but there
was a remonstrance filed because et alleged
violations of the law, In selling liquor te
minera and en Sunday and keeping a
gambling beuse. Aa all the depositions in
tbe case hare net yet been concluded, argu- I
ataet waa oentlnued.
B. F. Dally asked for a tavern license for a
new stand in Mllleraville. The house en
joyed the license up te a year age when it
waa forfeited for a violation of tbe law. A
remonstrance numerously signed by citizens
of Mlllenville was presented sgainst tbe
granting of the license.
Jehn Weaver, et Paradlsetewnshlp, whose
application for a tavern license has been heard
and refused a number or times, is an appli
cant onea mere. His petition is largely
algnad and the grounds alleged Is that the
hotel la a necessity for tbe traveling public.
David Flawd asked for a license for the
Blue Bell tavern, Providence township. Tbe
house enjoyed a license for the past seventy.
five years and only lspsed in January
through the neglect of the teuant te hie an
application.
Brlabln H. 8 k lies' application for a re
newal of his license waa remonstrated against,
prludpally by ladies, en tbe ground that bis
plaee la net necessary for tbe travelling pub
lic. The remonstrance was general in the
character and such as have before been pre
sented under tbe auspices el tbe Women's
Christian Temperance union.
A similar remonstrance was presented
against Jacob B, Butter also a hotel-keeper
at tbe Gap.
When court adjourned there were still a
number et applications te be disposed of and
they were heard at the afternoon session.
Current Bbsibsss.
Rules for new trials were granted in the
suits et Jacob Fetter vs. Leenard Schmidt;
Maria E. Bell vs. Pennsylvania railroad com
pany, and Rice vs. Rice.
Little a Sweeten, wife of D. S. Sweeten,
city, was granted the benenta of the act et
assembly of Aprll8, 1872, giving te married
women the benefit of their separate earnings.
Jehn Keasel, city, was awarded a subrrens
in divorce, against his wife Magdalene, en
the ground of desertion.
IMeoratlen Day Amassment.
ThU year it se happens that Whit Monday
and Decoration Day fall upon the same data
May 80. There is no doubt tbat this will be
, a Wg day In Lancaster, and tbe town will be
ailed with oeuntry folks. The Grand Army
win neid their usual exercises ami h.. .
jss&J ana parade. The management of McQrann's
K$T ---- ---- .,-.. taut fit UJO
j.'i,r iiuui j one wui ue ler nerses or tbe three
iV asiaate elaas for a purse of fioe, and the
;v aiber far tka 2:40 class for a 1125 purse.
lv - tu"",a dy the Knights of Laber of
shsssi wuiopee me season at renryn by
keMtag a naenater picnic
keauaua ateanmsnr.
The Heuse baa paaeed finally a bill for
ft 11,008 fera monument ever the grave of Gov-
,?- assxw -xnemaa Minna, va this subject Bep.
:i PeeentetlveS. T.Davie has prepared aa able
S- kjafecleal address which will be delieved
l'& la tka Hoeaa tha bin mkin .m,nnri.n.-
e? nr waa amended by Increaslet tbe amount
aa additional appropriation of sio.eno
ear ame purchase of additional land m kn.
a aattla-aeld la repair.
waits. Millar, tka aaaa wke waa run ever
aeimiMiiUaT yaaterday, la doing
atasaaeaatjrkaanitai a t. .111
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DM BM. UHM BtHtat Die Aeebteatailff at He
askaaava Hsshmt
Tka Baltlssera Su el Wednaaday says
that Mra. LUlta Hitter waa shot and Instantly
kiuaaaoeainau-aaataavan o'clock Tuesday
morning br hat kuabaad, Wm. U. Bitter,
at tka triakyBrdn of B. W. Bitter, situated en
Bumphraj'a erask, an estuary of Bear creek,
la the Twelfth district of Baltimore county,
fourteen miles from tha city. Mrs. Bitter,
tka victim, waa In bar twenty-tbird year.
She waa tha daughter of Mrs. Kate Leurks,
Ma 322 West Walnut street, Lancaster, Pa.,
and waa married te Wm. U. Bitter, July 3,
1886. Tha husband Who Is M years old, Is a
eon of Mr. Sidney, W. Bitter, Ne. 219 North
Ullmere street, who conducts the uiiuwrigni
business at Ne. 70S Seuth Careline street.
Yeung Bitter superintends brickyards en
Humphreys creek for his father.
Policemen Thau and GafT found Bitter ly.
Ins; en the ground meaning and crying aloud.
They arrested and handcuOed him. Behind
tha counter, In a newly-built frame shed,
where Bitter conducted a grocery store, the
body or his dead wife lay In a peel el bleed.
Justice Jehn Hevern, with Officers Miller
and Grace and Br. A. & Warner, arrived
seen after, and the body et tha woman waa
stretched en some beards placed en nail kegs.
The featurea were bid by bleed and stains of
powder which, being washed of! by Dr. War.
ner,revealed a rather pretty face, around which
oluateraef raven ringlets lay in clotted meshes.
Dr. Warner made apest mortem examination
at the inquest. Ha testified that death
resulted instantaneously from a gunshot
wound which shattered the right side et the
lower Jawbone, breaking the upper Jawbone
and the contents lodging In the brain. All the
muscles en the right side et tbe neck were
severed. The wound was produced by the
contents of a Ne. 10 breaching leading gun,
the cartridge of which contained 4 drachms
ei powder and 1; ounces of Ne. 4 shot
Tbe testimony at the inquest showed that
the couple had been very ailectlenate to
wards each ether, but that Just before the
sheeting they hsd bad a contest about the
possession of the gun tbat did the fatal
work, at that time he had.'sald : "D n you.
I'll aboet you."
The jury rendered a verdict "that Mrs.
LUlie Bitter came te her death from a gun
shot wound in tbe face, Inflicted by the bands
of Willam U. Bitter." Justice Herern there
upon committed Bitter te the Towsentown
Jll te awslt the action of the Baltimore
county grand Jury. He was locked up in the
Canten station house, and will be taken te
jail this morning by Constable Grace.
The surroundings at the inquest were el a
striking nature. Upen a few bare planks lay
the body of the dead woman. Around her
In a group were tbe twelve Jurers, represent
ing the farmer element et Fatapsce Neck,
all with bared heads, and looking with sym
pathy upon tbe bloody corpse before them.
About ten yards away, sitting en a stump,
with manacles en his wrists, was tbe young
husband, expressing; great interest as te what
tbe finding of the Jury would be. A group
of balf-scared colored people were gathered
some distance away, and as they were called
te sir ear te tbe truth, the whole truth and
nothing but the truth," their hands trembled
se violently tbat Justice llevern had te held
tightly te the Testament te keep it from fall
ing. High above all were tall pine treea with
outstretched branches. Te the front lay the
placid waters of the creek, with the sail of a
lone fisherman's beat flapping in the breeze,
the noise of which waa Joined by the merry
laughter of some cblldren, who In their inne
cence knew net the weight of sorrow that
had fallen,v.TVin thematic surrounding whera
tbey lived. The concluding phase was tbe
nuseana Kissing we cauu-iaca ei nis wue
before following the officers te the carriage
that bore him away.
Mr. Bitter said te the inn reporter : ' I
get up early this morning and went te tbe
shanty and woke up Lee and Cele. We went
te the store and all drank something. Soen
after my wife came from our house, which
you see Is but a few yards away. She brought
my breech-leading gun with her. 1 felt satis
fied tbat it was net leaded, aa I always take
out the catrldged at night, but 1 always
sleep with a leaded pistol under my pillow.
My wife has been in the habit of aiming tbe
pistol at me, saying she would sheet me,
which, of course, waa in play. When she
came in the store with the gun she said she
would sheet me, and, aiming it at me, pulled
the trigger, but it did net go off. I get it
from her and Asld I then would sheet her. 1
pulled the trigger. It went off. 1 stw her
fall, and I knew no mere. 1 am certain my
wife must have leaded the guu at the beuse
before she came te tbeslere. My wife has
lived here since March 10, before which we
made our home at ll'-O East Preston street,
Baltimore." The remains of Mrs. Bitter
were taken In charge by her husband's
parents, who passed him en North Point
read when en their way te the place.
WHO TI1E DEAD WOMAN WAS.
The dead woman was a daughter of Mrs.
Loucks, wife ei Jehn 11. Loucks, the well
known messenger of councils, by a former
husband and her maiden name waa LUlie
Dale. She made her home with her step
father when in this city and waa employed In
the weave room et Ne. 3 cotton mill. Five
or six years age she went te Uarrlsburg,
wbere she also worked In a inliL Frem tbat
city she went te Baltimore, where aha
became gcqualnted with young Bitter
te whom she was married in July, 1&S3. She
waa 2 years efge laat December and had no
cblldren. Since her marriage she baa visited
her home in tbix city, and her mother has
also been te see her in Baltimore. In March
last Bitter and wife moved te tbe place wbere 1
uie suuuiieg eccurreu, me leruier Having
been given a geed position there by hia
father. Becently Mrs. Bitter wrote te her
folks here asking them te come down
and visit her during the coining sum
mer. Bitter and his wife always seemed
te get along very well together. Bitter has
net been in Lancaster since his marriage,
but he saya tbat several years age be lett his
home aud came te Lancaster. He drove a
milk wagon here for some time and then re
turned te Baltimore. Then be was net ac
quainted with the Loucks iatnily.
The first intimation ei tbe death or Mrs.
Bitter tbat her family had was when tbey
received two telegrams yesterday forenoon
from the father of young Bitter. In the af.
ternoen at - o'clock, Mrs. Loucks and her
son started for Baltimore. After tbey had
gene a letter waa received at the house. It
was from A. E. Bitter, brother of the man
who did tbe sheeting, and gave some ac.
count et the afUlr. It stated tbat tbe shoot sheet
ing waa entirely occidental, and that neither
Bitter nor his wife knew tbat the gun
which tbey were handling was leaded.
W. C. T. V. County Convention.
Tbe annual convention of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union et Lancaster
county will be held in Christians en May 18
snd 19. There will be a "y" meeting en
the evening previous, 17U. Mr Patten,
state superintendent et ,ly" work, and Miss
Francis, state erganUer of Juvenile work
win be present. On the evening of tbe 18th
Mrs. B. A. Emmens, el Milten, Pa., will
address the convention. Mrs. E. was ap
pointed national erganlier at the Minneapolis
convention. Any one se successful as te Hear
this excellent representative of the W. C. T
U. will have a rare treat
Death of a Beldlsr.
Wm. Jenes, formerly a member of com cem
pany K, ISu U. S. regiment, died at Ills res.
idence in this city last night of consumption.
The body has eeen taken In charge by Un
dertaker A. O. Bete, and will be Interred lu
the soldier's burial let in Lancsstercemetery,
At tbe Stale Committee Heeling,
Jehn E. Malenaand W.B. Given, esq at
tended the Democratic) state committee
meeting In Harritburg aa the representatives
from this county,
asm te Jail Fer tx eaya.
Frank Suydam, charged with drunkennesa
and diaerderly conduct, waa oemmltted te
JaUfWayaUatnlatbyAlciarauaBarr.
a mam witm a MAtemmt
Attacks aad aevstety lajarea a Netaakae
la
aordeattlieTke MM Arrested.
This morning Jsmes Smith, a shoemaker,
residing In Gordonville, made a terrible
aasault with a hatchet upon Jamas Miller, a
pumpmaker, who Uvea In tha same village.
Tha latter waa severely though net fatally
Injured. It appears that Smith had gotten
an idea Inte bis head tbat Miller had bean
talking about him. This morning about
seven o'clock Miller walked Inte Smith's
shop and as seen aa the latter aaw him ba
picked tip a hatchet and said that he would
strike blm with It It became any farther.
Miller turned te go out, and aa be did ae
Smith stepped up behind htm and struck
him a terrible blew behind the left ear with
the ahsrp side or a hatchet A very ugly
wound, several Inehea In length, waa made.
Miller cried loudly and seen a large number
of neighbors gathered, Including Dr. Hoever.
wne attended Miller, whom he found
te be seriously hurt With the hatchet
In his band, Smith ran te the house et
Michael Phellen, where he bid under the
perch. He acted like a madman, and threat
ened te kill any one who would come near
him. A posse of citizens kept guard ever
him until Constable Miller arrived and took
him in custody, without much trouble. Ha
was taken belereSqulre Frew,who committed
him te prison, and he was brought te Lancas
ter this forenoon. Miller la a man about 25
years el sge, of a quiet and reserved disposi
tion. He and Smith were always believed
te be geed friends.
Tar and rsathtra ter a Weman.
Mrs. Sarah Davis, et Lees Corners, Michi
gan, was divorced from her husband en ac
count et a scandal with Dr. Andrew Emery.
Tbe latter baa a wife and six adult cblldren,
and after tbe scandal be went te Kansas.
Last Saturday nigbt It waa reported tbat
Mrs, Davis was making preparations te fol fel fol
lew the doctor and a crowd of forty men sur
rounded her house, broke In tbe doers snd
attempted te take out Mrs. Davis and her
mother, who lived with her. The two women
fought desperately and Mrs. Davis used a
revolver and the project was temporarily
abandoned.
The men broke open the woman's trunk,
however, and found letters from Dr. Emery
Inviting her te come te him and telling her
what route te take. These letters were circu
lated through the village and created great
Indignation and en Sunday nigbt, when Mrs.
Davis was calling at a neUhber's, a party of
men took her out, stripped her te the waist
and applied a coat of tar and feathers. Mrs.
Davis fought with tbe desperation of despair,
and in the struggle most of her clothing which
bad net been removed by the men was tern
off.
Her shrieks were heard for a mile and she
ceased only when they threatened te fill her
mouth with tar.
Dnnkard Lere Feast.
On Tuesday morning at Blrd-in Hand, be
gan tbe district meetings and love feasts of
the Dunkards, and continued all day Tues
day and Wednesday, and te neon te day
when an adjournment su ilie took place.
The meetings were held in Adam M.
Banck's large barn. The attendance was
very large, there being about 75 ministers
and from 1,500 te 2,000 laymen from Pennsyl.
vania and all adjoining states. At the love
feasts about 800 guests sat down te table at
a time, and the tables were renewed almost
constantly.
Waived a UnrUt(,
G. S. 11. Weller, charged with the larceny
of some piano and organ boxes, en the com
plaint of Mrs, Strachan, waived a hearing to
day before Alderman Barr, and gave ball for
trial at court The parties were formerly
partners in the musle business.
Wheelman at tueqatt
The touring wheelmen of the League were
entertained In Yerk last evening by a ban'
quet by tbe Yerk Out Doer club. Tbey left
this morning ler uettysDurg.
AuinMments.
" The Streeti e.Veu Yerk." On Monday even'
tng next, "The Streets or New lerk" will be
played in Fulton opera beuse. The Fhll&del
phti Eicning Call says . ' The Streets et Sew
l or ' was presented te an overwhelming and!
ence at the .Natien theatre last night. Uenrge
C. ISenlface, as Tem Badger, ga e astrlktng and
characteristic Impersonation and brought the
theatre qetrs memories or Chinfrau and Maye
IIu was supported by a ell balanced and excel
lent company, and was frequently recalled.
Miss May Pierce, MAlidtt Bloodgood, the hard
hearted woman of the world, looked and acted
the pirt, while the sweet and pathetic Lucv Fair
uealher et Miss Henrietta Floyd, carried the
heute by storm."
Gilmere'i treat Bnd.-The musical event
et the season In Lancaster will be the appear
ance at the West King Street theatre en Men
day, May 21, of 1. Ullmere's renowned band.
The reputation or this great musical erganlzv
tlen U world wide, and the leader Is a born musi
cian. The arrangements for the appearance of
the band here are rl rat clsjs. The matinee In the
afternoon will give folks from out of town an
opportunity or hearing the band and making
the trains for hame In geed time In the evening
The prices are ery reasonable.
Telephone connection.
B. F. Flery, grocer, corner Chestnut and Water
streets, Is connected with the telephone ex
lhange. DMATUM.
HiGBis-May 10, 1S37. In this city, Herbert
Metter Ulgbee, In the Slat year of his age.
Funeral en Friday, May 13, at Emmlttaburg,
Maryland. 2t
jiAjtAars. "
rnlMdelplua Produce asarket.
ParutDSxrau, May 12. Fleur market firm;
Minnesota uaxers, at oust te
EBoMateSu"M 18? " ' WmU,n de-
Km flour steady, fi 7SO? 65.
Wheat May, WJic; June, 9 Jfc's July,
He ; August, 9Mic.
Cern Mar, 6c.i June, 47JC! July, 4?c :
August, tsjic
eat May. S?Ke; June, KHc; July, &nxj
August, )e.
Onleasra predw
csioieo. May 12. 1 p. m. Market opened.
Wheat-May, 84Xc; June, (Hc; July, HKc.;
Aug , etc.
Cera -Hay, te; j June, iOc ; Jely, HUc.
Ang , I20
Oats May, !c ; J une, T,c, July, SSC Aug ,
2T!ic.
j-erk Net quoted.
Lard-June, ) 77K: July, 16 87K: Aug., SUSS.
Short Kibe May, (7 27X; June, 17 W; July,
17 10 , Aug . 17 60. ...
cms is a.
Wheat-May, 61 j;c; June, KVfe; July, 8&Kc;
Aug , Sic.
Cern-ay, Xe ; June, 3He; July, llc.i
Aug.42Kc.
eats stay, 2Xc: June. 270; July, 2SWO.
Aug, 26xe.
fork May, 130 (10; June, WHO.
lArd-Slay,8Bt5i June, 70 ; July, fl 77X ;
Kibe-May, 1720; June, S7 3?X; July, 7
Aug , 17 te.
enun ana rronsiena.
Furnished by a. K. Tundt, Breker.
Caicaae, May 12, 1 o'clock p. m.
Wheat. Cera. Data. Perk. Lard.
May ,
June.,..,..,
July
August
September.
October....
December.,
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,... &l 'Mi .... 6 87
....ta2 43 6 lf7
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seats 28
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teaeatt ease
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Closing-Prices t o'clock p. m.
heat Cern. Oats. Perk. Lard.
May
June
July
August....
September
October..,,
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fclK 43V? 61
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Hit Ien, May 11 Fleur market dull i
Fine, 2 304JS 1U auperflne, m 794JI 40
Soed te chotes extra Western, as gea) out geed
fancy extra stAtaAB 7ua)4 w 1 oeinmon te geed
extra Western, IS sasjl 7.
Wheat-Ma 1'ttad State. See 1 Ha I de,
wy,c t Me.t tud, wuter, May. seke 1 June, SB2e .
lecelpts, 166,000 t sblpsaenta, IFf.wu. "
Cern Ma t mixed eask, sve 1 Mar, 4SXe 1 de
June. 48Xe raeslpta, 70,000 bes 1 sblpmenu, 600,
OataiTa I White atata, kJet Me. a ea
atci Ma a Mixed, May, Mei raeslpta, 49,090 bust
ahlpcnastta, nesta.
&il?"m, WtJwa.
faai aU aM asastuieates.
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Beiaassearawrat iMetseMbatUagataak.
VanaaMaequtstatVa.
aesuasit i strata te reed, n tiMwt
riMmww null MSeMi IB
rows uujii axmiB
.Mates dull i Vasti
sales lteatsktma,UMaUKc. Fancy White, ll
ItaHei SUM aoterr?iTvaJlo.
a nrs arm x aula, (xMwUMet Western, lie.
scar steadyt MeAneu Cutieal, e llee)e!0)
aranalated, 6&e.
xauew
m steady t prims city,
nemlual t Carolina, tali
a flrmi nUr earseee. 1
-!. 1
suen
i t mrt. aavsWA.
le.
Ue nrae.
Catoaae, May II. The Pruwri' Journal re
ports i cattle Heectpta, 7.CXU head t shipment,
inn I markxt strong t shipping steers, aw te
MOO a 1 1 lean in stackers and renders, ft w
a4tet cow, (mils and mixed, n oeast out bulk,
) oesjs se i Texas cattle, 41 tea4 w
Hogs Hecelpta, l,ueu head i ealpmsata, NO00
tsnerl i markttt was alew and ftaflOe. lower t
rough and mixed, MreeWt packing and hip
ping, ea 194IS 40 tllght, at 6ta te i skips, W at w,
8aeep tteenlpta, l.NO head i shipments,
KDt market higher Shern, SSOOat 0i wnelrd
at oeajs K t Western, as tet)t 10 ; lexans, 93 aBj
9 iv ( uuuds. si teafe im.
aaer Ltassrrr. Cattle Keeelpta, 1M head .
shipments, 1M t market slew : prime IM3 1) I
lair la goea, i run I common, ft seaft tu !
cattle shipped te Mew 1 erk, 12 cart.
Hogs kecelpu, u head) shipments lloe
bead t market fair : Philadelphia, as I54J5 Mi
Yorkers, 14 setfs Se : common te light utMIS 15 1
rigs at oeajt 73; hogs shipped te Mew lerk,
cars.
Sheep Keeelpta, 540 head t shipments, 2200 -,
market Arm i all sold ; prime. ! 10 : (air te
geed, M tt m 90 1 common, II bOCi t lambs, It WO
6 te ; sitting lambs, fi.
m
Sew work ateeaa.
Raw Yeu, May 12, 1.30 p. m. Meney leaned
at i percent Kxchange steady, 14 MSQ4 8K;
Oovernmonuflrm. Currency s'a, n SftK bldi 4 s
Conn, S3 bid 4K's de, II Id. bid.
The stock market opened strong, anO en an
active buying prices advanced steadily
throngheut the morning. The VanderbUU,
Grangers Western Union and Reading were the
leatures of the dealings and led the upward
movement The highest prices of the morning
are new current and show advances of if te 3'f
percent
Quotations by Heed, McOrann a
Lancaster, Pa.
iv veaa list. U a, a.
Canada Pacific
ccc.ai
Colerado Ceal 50
Central Pae
Ce bankers
Canada Southern
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L. Shere
Mich. Uen
Heck Valley
Missouri Pactfle
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J. P. Prer
M. West
NYC
Bast Tennessee U.'.'.'.'.
Omtha
Oregon Transportation !4
UBHU1D A TT ..,
Pacific Mall ,
Klchmend Terminal ,
at Paul
Tsx.Pac ,
Union Pac
Wabash Cem
Wabash Prut...
Western U
West Shere Bends
Haw Xngland
raiLADSLrau ust.
Lea. Vai
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aV H Keeesaeeeeaaasi
Beading
Lett. Mar
Hes ten v. Pass.
P.a B
H. Cent
People Pass ,
Kdg.tien'l.
UUtf4aiiiitiaiitt4iti ei
Phlla. Traction
59X
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6JJS 64
DAKINQ POWDEB.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never varies. A marvel et
purity, strength and wholesemenes. Mere
economical than tbe ordinary kind, and cannot
be sold in competition with the multitude of low
test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders,
flofdenlf in eon. Hetal BaJtua Feveas Ce.
103 Wall Street Mew Yerk. may27JvdAw
w
ASHING AND UOUSE-CLEAMNO
wanted. Apply at
NO.SU NOKTH I'BIMCE ST.
It
w
iNTPn TWCVTV IIIPIU rpr.
FV strip Tobacco, at
mlMl MO. 444 MOUTH CHARLOTTE ST.
WANTED JOUBNEYMAN HOU8E
FAlMTBiiS as seen as possible. Apply
te J.V.LONO
ml2 2td Ma 431 Seuth Queen Street
421 nnTl FOK A 'INEB AND BET
ItUUU TEK CUAMPAGNB THAN
Due de MontebBlle.
AT BOHBEB'S L1QUOB BTOBB,
Ma 22 Centre Square, Lancaster, Pa.
INSTALMENT DEALERS WILL KIND
J ust what they need. A (nil line of Instal
ment Goods sold only te the Instalment Trade
by addressing
lNHTALMENT DEALERS SUPPLY CO.,
aprl-3mdIu,Tb& i Erie, Pa.
WANTED THBEE GIBL8 TO WORK
en Pantaloons at shop. Apply FREE OF
CUABOK.at
F. B. TBOUT A CO.'S
Kmploymentefflce.HNonbQueen St
(Second fleer.)
rpBE LATEST J CST THE THING
X. for business purposes Scotch Cheviot
Trousers. We have them la twenty different
patterns. Fer wear they cannot be excelled.
all and see them. A full line of Scotch Cheviot
Suitings at moderate prices.
jtOSBMBTElM'SFIHB TAILORING.
Ma 37 Merth Queen Street
WANTED-THBEE GENERAL HOUSE
Olrls and four cooks. Apply FBBElOr
CUABUK, at
F B. TBOUT A CO '8
Employment Office, 22 N. Queen St
(Second fleer.)
PBIVATB HALE OF A CARLOAD OF
MISSOURI houses. Fine Drivers and
general purpose horses.
Alte fubllcbale of a Carload or WESTERN
HOUSE, On MONDAY, MAY 16. at the Mem
mac Sale and Exchange stables of
GEOBUE GROSSMAN.
ma-Alse a let of flrst-dSM Manure for sale.
mayllltwATh,F,fld
D
U YOUB MABKETING AT THE
DAILY M AKKBT. where von can sret anv-
thing you need. In faet anything you ;want
Fine Strawberries. Cane Mav tJlama. Come and
see ; It will pay you.
P S. Receive every morning, these Fine Col
umbia Shad. Cleaned and delivered promptly.
It Dally Market, We. 9 West Ring St
a tlantie city.
"WJCI'HBKTLTj."
Ocean lad of Kentucky Avenue, Atlantle
Clty.M.J. Renovated and Refurnished. Excel
lent Sanitary Arrangement, p. e. Bex. icee
MRS. M. J. BCKEBT. ,
(Formerly of the Radner.) feb24-lmM.Thaa
03EPH B. BOBKBT&
tl
DAVID BOBBRTB.
The Chalfonte,
Passenger Xleraterand Other Modern Im
provements. Ocean End of North Oarellna Ave.,
E.KoasaTsABes. ATLANTIC CITT.M. J,
mylMmd
N'
OTIOE TO TBE8PABBEB8 AND
UUNNBKS.-AU persons are asreby for-
bidden .te trespass ea any of tha leads of the
Cen
Lani
mwall and IpeedweU estates la Lebeaen or
leaatar eflneiute. wrttetliA '--'---t m. ntiln.
I. Whl
ciesw, siusr roc tae purpose or sheeting or
-. - -;. Z Tl -'-.-. imwmm-
ipurpeM of
ashing, ss the U'
rigidly enforced
against all trespassing ea said lands of the ua-
m4tSi.TNW ins neuets.
Bt eveiVi1.". 'SWAslAJI,
Ust. Jr. m.
6tU
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twj bD) tVH
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S2 3 $3j
le leuw ij
aeii sit; si
123H 124 1J4H
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tl"3 22 13-13
WX
ua .Em,
NrlM
HM WADVMH T18KMMK IB.
iTABGE BUPPLY OF 1IHAH8 AND
Nickel rerrnles, Beel SraU and ether Hed
Mountings, silk, Linen and Cotten l.lees,
awtvels, Sinkers and Fishermen's Supplies
Enerally. A specially fine let of Japan and
lcutta Poles, In U lsand 90 feet length, at
HUBLBY'eURUUBluHe,
X West Ring street
HAVK YOU 8KKN THOSE HUPKBI1
InstrutnenU at WOlinWAHD'S l'tANl)
AM l OKU AN WAHEHOOMST A visit will pest,
tlvely gire you pleasure. Yen will se be ur-
Srliedatthelew flgure for such beauties, two
ne Second hand organs at bargain prices
Kl3. W flj AAST It I Pit BT..
apr-lyd
Laucaster, Pa.
ESTATE OK B. B. (HINDER, LATE OF
Stnwburg ltoreugh, deceased, letters of
administration en (aid estate having been
8 ranted te the undersigned, all persons Indebted
Hereto are miuestrd te make Immediate pay
ment, and thoee having claims or demands
against the sanie.wlll present them wllhetttdelsy
fur settlement te the undersigned, residing In
Btrasburg, Lant aster county, ra.
1. It. UON DAK, Administrator.
A. llua Smith, Attorney. tnyuntdTh
QPB1NG, 1SS7.
A Mew Departure ter lAneaster In Fine Tal Tal
ertng. Importing direct from the twst makers
et Fine Woellens. 1 have iitstrecetved through
the Bo.ten custom house, a large Involee of my
own Importation of
SU1T1MO, SFUINO OVBKCOAT1MU AND
TUOUSEK1MO,
The like of which, for style andnualttv,has
never been equaled lu this city, and cannot be
surpassed.
A sprclal invitation Is hereby extended te all
In want of Spring Uarmenta te call early and
secure Choice Patterns Workmanship the very
best and prices lower than ever.
II UKKUSBT,
mar27-lydU Ma 43 North Queen street
N
EW YOHK BAAB.
Are you en the Lookout for
REIL BARGAINS?
toucan get them at
a. HIRSH'5, 6 and 8 North Queen St.
All the latest styles or Ladles' Hst and Ben
nets ; slsealt the latest shades In Ribbon, eattns.
Feathers, Flowers, lace. Three hundred Un
trimmed Hat for 19c; also three hundred
Trimmed Hats for ne.. II no. lloe. tl 30. 4U.0J.
4.00. Corsets, Cellars, CutTs, Ulevet : also ins
largest assenmeni ei sun umnreiiss ana para
sols In all shades at a nrlce thtt vn nevtir
offered te the ladles before Come seen te secure
a uargsln in ltd
VEW JEWELRY BTOBE.
Charles's, gill,
Se. 10 vTest King Street.
A lull line of everything new in
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
bin-SB TABLEWABE.
Spectacles I Spectacles!
Having made the eye a study, we are able te
lit spectacles with tbe greatest accuracy and
care, and make a specialty et the Jnterchanga
ble Spectacle, se that if a part be broken It can
be renewed In Ave minutes lime.
AWUKPAIKINO-Persenal attention given te
the repairing of WaUhee, Clocks, Jewelry, etc,
etc. maylllyd
TOULTON OPEBA UOUHE.
Monday ErenlegTlaT 1G, 1887.
GEORGE C7B0NIFACE
AS "TOM BADGER,"
It Ueccicaclt's (Jasvr Mxie-Diu.,
Streets of Uew Yerk,
Under the maaagement of
MR. E. M. GARDINER,
Supported by an Excellent Cempiny.
A Carleld of Scenarv,
Union Sqnarn by Moonlight
Five Points,
Baxter Street etc,
Greatest Fire 8eane Ever Wltnaaaad.
PRICKS SXrOandTCKNT".
tt&ibsfsu Datia iacanxs,
AwTMew en sale at Opera Heuse. mylMtd
AT THE KINO STBEET TUEATBE,
LANCASTER.
GRAND JUBILEE !
LIMITED TO
TWO GRAND CONCERTS,
AniIKOOl ASb Ktssise,
MONDAY, MAY 23.
GILMORE!
THEOHKAT, and HIS WONDKItFUL I1A.VO.
consisting et FIFTY Eminent Musicians and
Soloists, under the direct Itaderahlp of
Mr. P. 8. GILMORE,
Assisted by the Charming Prima Denna,
LHriTIA. FRITOa
will vllt tht city, and give what may be Justly
termed a UKANK MlTslUAL rLSflVAL It
will tnclnde gems by the (tre.it masters, together
with music for the millions, selected from the
best popular tneledlra of the day. In a varied,
unique and Interesting pregramme. Entire
change el pregramme at each concert
Admission, Afternoon, Se cents, Including Re
served Seat.
Admission, Evening, SO cents. Reserved
Seats, as cents extra.
The sale et seats opens at llerr's Boek Stere en
Wednesday, May lath, at 9 o'clock. Orders by
MalLTelephoneer Telegraph will receive prompt
attention. myl! 13,ie,l7,19,2u,il,Z)a
D
KE8S GOODS.
1
VAAtStKM Vawni..W. lll.mln.llllMa
Illuminated Checks. French I'lalds, English
npcuru, uream serge, serge rianntis,
Zephyr Ginghams, Satlne and Crinkles.
Alse Prtestly's Celebrated Black Goods, Re
gatta Bilks, Satin lihadama sad Surah Bilks.
Fancy Velvets,
Braid.
Passamenterie,
Tape Fringes,
Flenncings.
Jouvin b Kid Gloves,
Meusquetaire Gloves,
Lisle Gloves,
Ruehlngs,
Spring Hosiery.
SPRING JACKETS
A'OW HEADY IX FULL ASSORT.
MUST.
EAGER & BEOTHEB,
Nea.25c.27WaatElng8i,
LANCASTER. PA.
REM NANTS !
Remnants of Dress Goods, atlas, ICblnUee,
SaUnes, Ginghams. Alse Broken Lets of lle
slery, (stoves. Ae , and ltemnsnu In All Depatt
menu are culled out Iren day te day aa wade
and marked at prices te sell quickly.
Goods
res
THURSDAY AMD FRIDAY OF EACU WEES
SPECIAL 10M1NT81LK.
Hager & Brether.
Me, at a. art Wet Kiac m,
aaa aaraafiaaaiaUfFa
e
VFI0KB8 APPLYING FOR PAY FOK
'dlfhsianes off ameu-eMe tMtwnen tiittstlir
in and .master out annat apply and file their
claims before J an td. Fer claims apply te
J. K. BARR. Pension A sent.
Mes. 12, it aad is Seuth tiake street
injlt atda
lAneaatar, tit.
WANTED FOB TUKt PLACE AND
County, six geed salesmen, steady wutk
and geed salaries Address,
J, AUSTIN SHAW. Nurseryman,
tuijUwdamsytt-lwd Rochester, N. T.
PUHlitt HAl.E.
IK1H4Y. MAY IS, 1M7. Will be sold si Mn,
SM West Chestnut street, one Plsne, tar Bed
room suites. Tables, chairs, and General Heuse
held Furniture sale te commenee at I o'clock
11. in. HBaRi BUUBaHT,
lnajlCMl Aoetloneer.
HENBY HUUttEBT. THIS OLD AND
Reliable Auctioneer and Real Estate
Srent, can be Inund at Me el Merth links street,
ready te accommodate the publle In ealllng
sales et Real Estate and Personal Property.
Alse, real estate at private sale. mT-etd
DBF HOUII.
J.
H.U1VI.KHAOO.
CARPETS.
We are showing the very Newest
Styles In all kinds of Carpets, Fleer
Oil Cleths, Stair and table Oil Cleths,
Window shading and Keady-Made
Shades. Shade Fixture. Malr Pads,
Taper Linings, stair Heds and But But
eon, at the ery
LOWEST CASH THICKS.
Carpet Sewed and Layed, Window
hades Made and Hung In the Best
Manner at Short Netice.
Agent for THE AURORA and
liOLK MEDAL Sweepers.
JohnS.Givler&Ce.,
Me. as
t Kleg Btreat,
LANCASTER, PA.
I S. Stere open Saturday and Mon
day evening, ether evenlugt close
at t e clock.
B MARTIN A CO.
NEWAEBIVAL!
SPRING
DRESS
GOODS.
DOUBLE FOLD LUSTRE CHECKS, 13Wc a
yard.
SINGLE FOLD LUSTRE CHECKS, Large and
Small Plaids, at loc a yard.
WOOLTR1COTS.34 Inches Wide, Spring Bhades,
at 35c. a yard.
BEIGE SUITINGS, Checks, Stripes and Plain,
stile. a yard.
CHECK CASRMEKES, In Mew Colorings, 41
Inches Wide, at 30c. a ard.
CHECK TRICOTS. Weel and Silk, 40 Inches
Hide, 600 a yard.
SILK AND WOOL MIX TURLS. In Plain and
Checks, at We a yard.
CREAM CAMVAS SUITINGS. 50 Inches Wide,
at tie. a yard ; worth l e.
ALL-WOOL TRICOTS In Mew Shades, SO Inche
Wide, at 76e. a yard.
BUCK DRESS GOODS.
BLACK HENRIETTAS,
BLACK CASHMERES,
BLACK BATISTES,
BLACK CASHMERE BABIT7,
BLACK CORDED REPPS,
BLACK BUNTINGS.
Ok. West Kii Print 8ta,
LANCASTER. PA
mmeai
AT WIANTB.
OUR CHOICE COFFEES
AMD FINEST FORMOSA, OOLONGS AMD
IMPERIAL TEAS
wa guarantee for One flavor antt geed drinking
BREAKFAST COCOA AHDCUOCOLATE.
FARCY GROCERIES.
Try our High Grade FAMILY FLOUR.
0K. WXavMT,
ang-alvd Ma ill West King street
,T BURBK'B.
Hammend's Slug Shet,
WaOLBSALS AD BSTAIL.
Save your Currant and Gooseberry Bushes
from the ravages of the Worms by the use of
Hammend's Slug SheU
READY FOB USE AND SAFE.
Kills the Petate Bugs, Currant Worms. Cab
bage Worms, Lice, Flea. Beatles, Striped Bugs,
Canker Worms and catterptllars.
A prentatlvs of tha Resa Bug and Cnt Worms.
Our fourth year for the sale of It.
Our sales were TEN TOMS the last two yrars,
Showing a growing demand for It.
BMD FOB CIRCULAR.
Bursk, the Grocer,
17 BAIT KINO BTBDT,
AwAKM, FA,
J. B. Martin Ce.,
fA LAVK OF1 rABHtOH,
1JNDEBWKAH,
ASTRICH'S
Palace ei Fashion,
18 JiaVHT KINO aTRBMl.
LANCASTER, PA,
Ladies' Muslin UDderwear.
SPECIAL NOTIOEI
., muw atwBM.. .. . 'i
.u.. mam ".null ur THOSE WHO RAVI
NOT1MEINTIIE MOKlNO OUR lf
ersciALBALB OF 1
UNDERWEAR
Wilt Take Place Every Evening
BETWEEN SEVEN AND EIGHT,
(Excepting Saturday )
Alse Every Morning
BETWEEN M!U. AND TEN.
GOODS AHE SELLING VERV FAST.
Have Opened Today Seme
Special Bargains
-IN-
LadlcV, Gent's and Children's
SAUZE UNDERWEAR.
Ladlni' llalbrlggan Gstixe Vests, Silk Bound,
only !Sc apiece s worth STc.
one let et (lent s Finest India Gaute Vests
worth SOc at c. apiece
We have a let of Children's Balhrlggan Vests
In site 18, is, SO and i Bilk lleuud, worth Kc. te
3UO., at UHc. apiece.
4tB8tem cloe every evening at 6 CO o'clock
except Monday and Saturday.
BOUCLE JERSEYS.
10 Der. Ceat back Ikmcle Jersey.
Wi liue Pet the Knife lote Thin Dti Te
tOUTY-FOUR CENTS AriECE
.ATen0i2,I h01 wblle Muslin sklru, with
10 lnrh wide Embroidered Rurae, Fine Tucked,
worth II se. selling st 41 00 m.ew.
Ladles' White Muslin Kitchen Aprons large
size, with JH Inch wlde hem, only UHc. apiece"
Have epened this week our first
large Invoice el
BLACK SILK JERSEY MITTS
AT VEUl LOW I'RICIX.
Pure Fllk Mitts, low Inches long, at lie. a
pair. Bargains at 16 and S3 cents
aa-erEN every evening.-m
tmm amu vtimtm.
gABNUM COMES AND OOEH, BUT
WHEN WEThLL YOU TUh BALES
uriut.
'JO CENTRE 80UAKK
Tea, Coffee and Grocery Start,
Have doubled In seven week yen may
think we are here te stay. This shows
very p'alnly tbat we have tbe confidence
of t ur customers. Our Mm Is tekeeji the
best In ijualtty at price as low as the
lowest.
AVUIve us a call and you will net re
gretIL
JOHN A. CLARK,
CENTRR SQUARE.
uiarSMfdaw
C1BR8H BOAbTED UOFFKB.
We are Determined te De Geed.
And make the people feel glad te think they
have a store In the community like outs. We
want delegates from lu,uut homes te swell the
ever Increasing throng, i'reclalm It te your
friends, make It known te your enemies that wh
are the only house In Lancaster who DOES
their own Coffee tlnaaltng Leme and trv a
fieund of Clarke' Fresh Roasted Coffees. 1SK,
5. is. 20, it and ?3 Cent per pound. Clark's
Combination Coffee at itc , surpasses any cen.ee
ever offered te the people of this city or county.
CHECKS WITH EACH AND EVERY POUND.
Bt. Qeer.e'd Brand Tomateaa.
In Glass Jars, only 18c per ar ; net er have been
sold te our knowledge for less than Jc.
NOW I1T11BTIMK TO SECURE BARGAINS.
CLARKE'S
ORIOmAL THA, OOFFM BTORx.,
NO. 61 WEST KING STREET.
4V Stere closes every evening at 6 o'clock,
except Mondays and Saturdays. Tolephece.
wvm AAtm um mmwi.
TROB BENT.
A? Twe or tour rooms In Brimmer's New
Building, Ne. 1MH North Queen street. Heat
ana gas inctuuee. Appir
feblS-Ud BRIMS
ssstis D J
I LIVERY OFFICR.
TJWJB BALK OB BBNT-BBICK8TABLB
A3 and let, 17x80 feet, en Christian street, be.
tween Esst King and Orange streets. Can be
easily changed Inte a machine shop or ware
house. Easy terms. U. C. BKUBtKKH,
aisttd a tterney-et-La w.
OUHK FOB BKNT OB BALE.
Hense with modern Improvements and
steam heat. Large lawn and yard. A variety of
fruit treea and grape vines. Ne. ISO North Lime
.treat. Applyte ,M4rIjAIID1
aprt-tld Ne. an North Lime street
UBUUBALB OF VALUABLE CITY
fROFERTt.
Oa Fsidav, Mat '3, 1887,
will be sold at public sal st tbe Keystone Hetel
Merth Queen street, Lancaster city, the fellow.
Ing described real estate, late the property of
Geerge Shulmyer and A. W. Russel, deceased,
tewn: All that certain let of ground with tres
tle, stable, scales and ether Improvements there
on used as a coal yard, situated en tbe west side
of North 1'rlnee street, near the Columbia a
Reading railroad depot, in said city of Lancas
ter, Fa. Beginning at a point en the west side of
North Prince street, thence extending along ssld
Prince street north 270 feet 8 Inches, inoreerless,
te ether ground of the estate of A. W. Russel.
Tbenee westward along ground of same !
feet, tbenee south 157 fret, thence southwest
ward 1U feet, mere or less, te property of the
Colombia a Reading railroad, th-rnee southeast
ward along property et said railroad company
3 feet, mera or less, te ether ground of estate
of A. W. Mussel, thence northwardaleng ground
of same SIS fret, thence eastward along 'amese
feet te said Prince street. This property Is well
located and Is better adapted te the receiving
and handling of coal and lumbar than eaylu
the city, and will be sold without reserve.
sale te commence at Tp. as.ef iiaiaaay.
when attendance will be given and terms made
known by &.&.HJFafckL.
Exacters of A.' W. Bessel. djesaaed.
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