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Ail examination of theeeeeeeraeBt book en
tie la the connnlasieoer'e offlee will show
that (hern am inaay hear tat-nayers la this
oily. Tha law gowning aaaennmita will ba
really changed, If the munlelpat bill new
landing pas It I generally eoeoeded
that a revision of the aasemn'nte made
without frar, laver or nir-olleti" will add
many theuaml dollar te tbe revenue of lb
oily, county, and acliiml funds Aa tbla la
about tbalaat year the assessment will re
aula at Iba ilgures at which they bars bean
TaluKd fur years, Ibayara reprmluead aate
tha prominent buildings, ae far aa tbay oeuld
be secured In a hty glanee erar tba books.
The heavest tax-pay" la Iba city. la Jehn
Farnutn'a estate, wbeaa property la aanaaid
at2AI,60O, Wft a mill la imiiiiJ at le2,000,
aad Ne. 3 at 8fl,oeu. Thalr ether preparty la
leeatad In tha Klghth ward. Francis
Schroder's Ne. 1 mill la valued at 188,000,
Geerge Calrier'e Kulmn mill at 131,000, aad
the Allendale mill at I'iO.Cea Frem among
tba ether Industrial work, the tallewing
flaurea are taken t Lancaster watch factory,
lia.000 1 rmn Iren work a, S5,000 j Tbeaaaa
A Peacock's furnace, 130,000
v TICK HOTBLS.
Tha Htavena house, of course, haada tba
hetala, It la Tallied at 160,000. The valua
tion of the nihar hotel la : Bereal Heraa
hotel, 110,000 1 Ooeper beuaa, $20,000; Mich,
aal'e hotel, 120,000; City hotel, 120,000: Hheber'e
Hetel, 130,000; llleatar beuaa, wltb block te
Chrlatlan atreet, 4U,0O0 ; Kioelaler ball, f 17,
000; Leenard hotel, f2l,30: County beuaa,
110, COO: lintel Incaater, 111,000; Kxcbange
hotel, 17,000; C'epland'a hotel, 913,700 1 Jehn
A. Nnyder'a (12,700 ; Hprecher beuaa, 113, 1M);
Keystone hnuae, 117,000 ; Glebe hotel, 115,000;
I.awrenca Knapp, 14,8&0; Fountain Inn,
13,000. The Meennerchelr ball aaaoctatlne
la credited wltb property rated at 118,000;
Yerker'a opera beuse, at 112 000, and the
Weat King atreet theatre at 110,00a
III'MXKKH tteuEi.
Following are the tlgurea for tba principal
builnaa beuaea of tha city: Hlreh'a corner
and building en I'enn Hquara, (10,000 ; ad.
(etning building, (16,000; Ztbrn'a corner,
(10,080 1 A'jTfiMinerenice, (18,000; Baar'aboek
tore, tifl,WiO; Lewis 8. Harttnaa, (12,000;
Jehn K. lying A Hena, (12,000; Hheub A
IHirna' store, (10,000; Catharine Hwll key's
tore rooms, I.D.500; Jacob I.eeb, (18,000;
Geerge II. Miller's restaurant, (15,1100; Max
Ditcher. 110.000 : Hamuel J. Demutb. (Krla-
man'a confectionery,) (14,300; J. I. Nteln
met, (.Htaufler'a bat autre) (18 000; J. A.
Sprenger, (Hcbinull'saaloen) (18,000; Thea.K.
t'raukiln'a estate. ( Keaensteln) (20.UW ; Tbes;
Hauinirarriner, (Helper and Uerbart) (10,000:
t'etar Wetter, (ll,SV)t Inquirer building, fci
MO; Dlirmulerfer llrna , (10.000 ; Mra, Dr.J.U.
Moere, (1)1,100; A.U.Kepler's hardware atera,
121,600 and ioateinM building (25 000; M.
Ibrelner's estate, (11 000: W. K. Ulaater'a
National house, (18,000 ; Jacob K ready 'a aa-
.ate, fdrtM: Jehn L. Miller (Uelchler'a
Kere), '.i tiw ; u. uine-a estate, jn.uuu ;
laenti and J. W. B, Ilauaman (Oansman),
118,300 ; Krampf'a eatate, I In. 000 ; Geerge D.
iprenher, (lti.200 ; the Unwell building. (31..
100 ; Knapp ami Hinder, (11,000 ; Mra A. K
Kuaacll, (13,100; Fred. Brimmer, (13,000;
Krad. Klnxler'a prepertlea, e.M.ftOO ; A. and
3. BlrarADaTerter'a), (8.400; Nbebar aetata
;Mllar), ('.1,200; Miwe Ueiaenberger, (15,.
HO ; Wui Mbruui, (8.G0O ; Htr'a dear atera,
17,000: I). F. Kucamlllar'a (10 000: J. O.
4nelba (1S.000 ; (lea, D. Hprecher, (20,000 ;
VlcUrann heuae, owned by CeL McUerern,
113 000 ; Fllnn .t llreneuiin, (19.200 ; Jehn
V. Unhmau, t'.i.lM) ; Jaoeb Gruel'a eatate,
117,000; ( lllrah (adjoining City hotel),
110,000 ; K'ihrt-r bnuae, (18,000 ; Baker' drug
Kere, IS 000; llalr A Nntnn, (I0.9M ;
Jeerre Teinllnnn, f8 100 ; B. Frank Kihla
nan (Wiwiern Uuleu (elei(raibenice),(X,500;
9.1'. hneher A Hen, (18 000: Iuae Dlllar,
81,000: O. A. I.TCher, (7,000 ; Henry (
lpp,(M000 (iir9 1) Hprecher (High A
4artln),tl2,IO); Unrlstlan Wldmyar (U H
turk) lll.oei): iliar ,1 McNabb, (19000;
'ebn I) Hkllea ((vlr), (ItOJO; II. K. Hly
naker, (I5i00; O'erge It. Hpraxsher
Hprwhnr.VHen) fi') 100: it f. F4hna nk,
vOV&Oi); Jme It ck (.Yfw Knt bullaln).),
9.000; O It llMUtter, (r.i.Ooe; Jeru Itxi
ar, (5 200; Jiu lrtily. fl7,0O; Wtt A
41and, tVi,oeo: Mier A Katlilen, (I5.r,00;
0 iTtd H.lr A Ce. ( K'Me .V llartiuanj, f I0.WH;
X A. Ilelnliftb, (10.&00 ; Mr Marlen Itrene
nan, f'.iOOO; Auguatu Kheid, (15,000;
laoeb tiabln, two tiu'lding (Stack Iieum and
iumphreyvllle. f-'fn0; Ame K ilelt.
neler. (1I.UC0 ; Willliien A F.Mter. (30.700;
Ara. IjuIm Miller, ('.)500; Keed, Mc(rnn
k Ca'a bank and lNTKt.t.tiiK.iCKH otliea,
S15.000; Michael tUeerbuah, (10000;
lebn J. Htrlue'a mute, f tS O-Ji) ; Loou Leou Loeu
r'a bnk, MiilHtO; H. Hhead,
I20 00I); Uiifct Kutiu, (7,00); Hinder A Bre.,
110,100; Jehn (iHiiiiwrliiiK. (11,000; Jehn
tieiiiiiMD'ii it'H (11 000: liHrH Htelnmau.
126,(100; McUleery iMtata (10.000 : A. A. Hub.
ey, (IMKXI; I'. A. Mter, (15 000; B Frank
4yler, tw.oeo; Jacob tUrnlxh, (Kl.f.oe;
feaepli . ltiyer, (10,000; J II Martin, (11,.
wu ; J. rrriiiK hin , r,iuu; jeiuwi r n
Mlate, (8,010; Win J CiNiixr( uierand llr.
llib), f 17,-1; J. It Kenney aUte, (9 OOd ;
Uagr Bretbuns f-l VM (witb Market atnet
reiwrty); O. vv Hull, (8 000: P McO n
luty eUt, (7,000; M40iitc ledge (Ferd
Waber) (0 500; Jehn l. Hebtiiiu. (9.000;
Marshall A itengkr, (9,500 ; W. F. Itevar
( HarnUli and Mffina ajactilnn edliw, ) (d 500 :
Flrat Nittlenal bulk, (18,000; Iiineatter
County; Fulton, (18.000; Farmer, (18,000;
Northern, (ll.oeo The KaaWtrn market la
ralued a (-.". JjO; lh Northern at MO.COe;
tnd the Wnnwre l (15,600.
I'HIVATB HKSIOKNUEH.
Following ' the dgurea at which tha prl-
iMsldencea of aouie of our prominent
Die are asaaed : Win. Auk Allee.
Pl.ew , tkuuvift . KliDfv, I" nv . .
Black. (9,000 ; Jeuu K Ulteer. (9,000 ; A. B.
Baatnar, (10.000; Dr. M. V Herr, (0,000 ;
Jehn Murphy, (7,000 ; Mra. BanJ. Exnieman,
vim uniu..i fci &..MAA f,i enn , l.mM
13,euu; eawuei il, neyneida, (iz,oe); u.
Bine Baer, (7,500; Tbea. Baumgardner,
(11,000; Wm. 1). Hprecher, (12,000; Jehn D.
Hkllea. (10.000: K. K. Fahneatoek. 111.000
I
fsmuel M. Mvera. (8.500: Uenrv Baumvard
ner, (8, tee : tt it. urubakar, (12 000 ; Jehn I,
liartman, aie.uuu ; uenry is. i,man, (ie,uw ;
Newton Llghtner, 114,000; A. O. Fllnn,
(8,500 ; Jehn H. Ditfenbaeh, (10,000 ; B. B,
Martin, iu,uuu; uee. m. franaun, s,wu;
J. W. B. Bausman, (7,730 ; A. J. Htelnaaan,
(10 000; Franela Hhredar. (14 300 1 Mra. Wm.
K. L,anr, 7,teu; win. ii. nmaiawin. av.uuv,
Mra. K. A. Pel per, (12,000 ; Chaa, H. Ioeher,
(7,500; Jehn P. Hebaum, (7,000; Jaoeb Bew-
era, (8,600 ; uee. m. mine, as.uuu: jenn
Ketier, fr.,ww; rwueeu a. eaer, n,iuu;
Frank Hbreder, (14.300; Geerge Nauman,
(7,300 ; Uee. D. Hprecher, (10,000; the Wiley
neus, aia.Mxj
Tba largeat private ewnara of property In
tba city are tbe Ulrah'a, wbe pay Uxea en
ever (100,000 worth of property. Uee. D.
Hprecner ta very oieaa neuina tnem. Among
tba ether heavy preparty owner may be
mentioned tne unet eauta, wnien ewna te
properties, asaesaed at (87,450; larael P.
Mayer.wbeee prepertlea are valued at (51.400.
tba A. W. Huasel estate, Mra. Bate, a J.
McOrann, Daniel A. Altlck, Jehn K. miner,
tba Baumgardner. Jaoeb liable, tba Hamlt Hamlt
tea helra, and B Frank Eahleman.
MONBV AT INTIRKHT.
Tbegraateet amount of money atlntereat
baleaga te tba Wiley aetata. Tba tlgurea
are (268,70a A. Herr Hmlth la next en tba
Hat wltb (101,854, and behind him la Judge
lieag, wltb a credit of 1145,053 lnvestad fn
Iudgmaetaand mertgagaa. Ne. 4 la Kabart A.
Ivans, wltb 1183.001 ; Hamual H. Kaynetda,
fifth ea tba Hat wltb (117,690; Michael
Zebm'a aeutela credited wltb (67,720; a se.
K. Reed baa (25,000 of funda that are In
vaatedthat way atd alae bold (41,300 In
nun i iu wtuiuuu se urge amount ei prep.
arty Meaea Ueiaenberger baa (33,760 ea In.
tareet ; A. 8. Bard, returned (40.892 aa tba
amount ba baa Invaeted liable for tha atata
tax. Qiltaauniabarbavaaaeaayatiataraat
ranging from (30,000 te about (40,009. Taaaa
naineaeaught ia a baaty axamlaaUea ware
Miller A Hartmsn, Dsalal A. AlMck, Baaja.
mm Cbauipneys, Mra. . A. Palpar, Jebn
H Dlltenbscb, Chsrlaa K. Kaagtar, Jaoeb
Gsble, Jehn T. MaoUealgle, & & Martla,
tfanrv Harr and Jobs Herr.
Tba number of tbeaa havlag naaa et
money at lnterau, below eW.OttT la ae large
that It would require a greater leagt. et
tlaate prepare II than tha writer haa turna
te give te that labor tbla weak,
Ta Ualy aaaeeaal am.
Freai tha Mew Yerk World.
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Tba withdrawal of tba opera of " Lobaa Lebaa
grin," remalne tba ablel tople of conTanatlea
In Parla. Wagner, Ita compeaer, balag tha
main erfendar In havlrg been born a Oar
man, and tba French are at present raking
updeadaabaaand rekindling tha smoulder smeulder
Ing Oraa, te make It het for avarytblng Oar
man. William Ulcbard Wagnar waa bera ia
Lelpate, May 22d, 1813, eon of a police acta,
ary, wbe died ala month after bla aoe'a
birth. Rlcbard W. Wagnar entered at nlaa
yaara of age, tba Dresden Kreutxaehula
Ilia paaateu for muale waa awakanad by
bearing Beetberan'a muale; but ba raealrad
no aystematic inatructlen until bla 10th yrar,
and than bla lmDetueu aenlua disdained
rulea. Lea than als nrnntha with fbeodera
Welnllg, apent In the atudy of counterpoint,
waa bla Drat equipment far bla extraordinary
career. At twenty-one he abandoned his
medal, Beethoven, and felt that a new era In
musle waa about te dawn. In 1812 tha aue
oaaaef ' Blend" at Dresden sacured bla ap
pointment te the poet or kapellmeister at tba
Dreeden opera beuaa. Here be finished tba
11 Flying Dutchman" and "Tannhauaer." In
1849 bla revolutionary entbtulaam forced him
te take refuge In Zurich; in 1858 be left
Zurleb and resided ler short periods In Pari,
Vienna, and Carlarube, attracting the atten
tion of tha lata Ludwlg, King el Bavaria. At
Munich waa laid the plan, ae brltllautly car
ried out at Balreutb In 1870, where waa pre
dnead tha three toldepera of the " Nlbeiua
an King," In which bla uiualcal theerlea
Brat found full expraaalen. Wagear'a musl
cal reform embraeea tbe whole Held of con
ception and expression. Tbe phrase " muale
of tbe future," which la applied te bla work,
waa bestowed In derision, though It waa war
ranted by tbe title of one of his own eaaaya,
Wagner resented tbe charge that his musle la
destitute of melody. "The one true form of
muale," be aaya, ia melody. "Musle I hat
baa no melody, haa no Inspiration, no power
ever the feeling, no originality. But melody
ia aeme thing mure than the fixed aud narrow
form that belong te the childish stage of
musical nrt the dance form." He 1 a
oeploua writer ; hi collected work till nine
octave volume, and abound In Ingenleua
Ideaa, Ilia musical oeuiioattlonaara numer
ous. A complete list el his works, se lar aa
known, way be found In "Art Llle and
Theerlea," by K li Burllngame (New Yerk.
1875). Tbe same volume which ie devoted
entirely te Wagner, contain a geed sketch of
his musical system, taken from bla own writ
ing. Wagnar waa tbe composer of tba grand
march for tha American Centennial celebra
tion for 1876. He died en February 13th,
1883.
VAHem wmlb mmromem.
lilsUDgnUbsil rer His Active Inters la the
Cause el Tempsnuiss.
This eminent Kngllsh clergyman of Weat
mlnster Abbey, Ijonden, who la en a visit te
the United Htatea, Is conspicuous for bis ac
tive Interests In temperance, and ether vital
question and topic which are ever and anon
agitating tba present day. Canen Wilber.
force la te deliver a aerlee of lectures In alt of
tbe larger cltiea el tbe. Union, and his dis
tinguished labera In bla own Held have al
ready been renegnlred, both here and abroad.
Canen Bull Wilberforce la a brother te tbe
Right Rev. Krneat Rnlana Wllbnrferce, D.
D , bishop of Newcastle, aud ia the son or an
also eminently distinguished man, the late
Right Rev. Hainuel Wllberfema (wbe waa
successively bishop of Oxford and Win
cheater ) and Kmlly, daughter and balnea of
tha late Rev. Jehn Hargent, of leaving ten
Iteuae, near Petworte, Huaaex. Canen
Baala Wilberforce baa ever been a fearleaa
and eloquent advocate of tbe cause of tem
Iterance in Great Britain and the varleua tem
perance aectetlea, national and otherwise,
nope mueb rrem bla leeturea here. Hla ldaaa
are that an unconnremlatng temperanee
law la the only baala en which euceesa or any
kind can ba aoejuipltahed and sustained.
His sreat intimacy with Hpurseen. tbe re
newned Dissenting preacher, which reached
Ita belgbt In tbe year or 1884, provoked mueb
criticism by tbe High churchmen, but
Canen Wilbet force withstood tbe crttlelam and
it Boen subsided. At another time ba was
again taken te task by bis bishop, for preach
ing In a Dlaeeater'a chapel and the two emi
nent dlvlnea waged a vigorous controversy,
ever tbe matter. Technically, el ceuraet
Canen Wllberforea waa In tbe wrong, hue
tbeoeurt of public opinion decided tba caaa
'Strongly In bla favor, after bearing bla may
terly argumenta In favor of Christian unit
and tba breaking down or all aeetarlan bar
riera.
Tba Msvada atfla el Osar BUnghWr.
Frem the Nevada Transcript.
Tba ether day aa Htm l.ask and another
man were driving tba Nevada City and
Dewnlaville Stage oempany'a train or pack
horses ever the Campteuvllle and Downie Dewnie
vllle read a big buek came daablng toward
them. Tbeanew waaai high en both aides
of the track that It oeuld net turn aalda and
tbua pass, and it dared net go back, beeauae
aema man were coming Just behind It from
tbe opposite direction. Luak'a companion
? Tabbed it by a born as It came towards mm
ull tilt. Tbe born broke oil and tbe animal
atruek htm a terrible blew wltb one of ita
boefa, cutting tba fleah en tbe right band te
tba bone. lie grabbed It by tbe remaining
bera before it oeuld back oil ler another
charge. Then ensued a desperate struggle,
wnien liUBB eniieu vy comma w uis uieuu
rescue and wltb a jaekkulfe cutting tbe
deer'a threat.
Matter Lafl Uasald.
At a grand dlener a verybeedleaa gentle
maa, who talked a great deal, forget tbat hla
neighbor, a young lady, was unusually Ull,
aad exelalmed : I de net like big
woman I" Tha lady bit ber Up I and tbe
epeaker, aeeiag ha bad made a blunder, and
trylag te repair it aa gallantly aa possible,
added: When they are young, madam I"
ibaU aaa rreaeaiaa.
Stesb tha aAlenaed Mesaeaiar.
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abape at a baaa ball pllehar, who haa baaa
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FISH AND FISH CDLTURK.
ayajfraaatAra mnB vraaati.
Meaaa liiaiMMutt,
three eteaartsa raratahlag rieaay etTnat,
alaMB, awra aad tThHe yam qitisa
Mara) aaeeaaiag a ravante aasetfa,
FravMsa a LaMet la OMsab
Aheva tha CelemfeMi
Tbaartiaelat propHfatlea uadar atata aa4
aatteaal authority la what la kaeplag tba
atraaata from balag depleted of teaa aebea
Rlrata aad eraeka la tbla atata war aaat ba ba
eeatlag empty until tba oemalaaloaara ,a
gaa work la 1878, wbea taa first appreprhv
llea waa need. Although tha Bah commie cemmie commie
ateawaa aaUbllabad la 1886, ItdMaethtag
tbraavaayeara. Whea It waa eraatad there
aroaeeonalderablelndlgnatloa la all eeetleaa,
aad tbe only raaaoafer tbeaa oppealng It
waa that tba eaterprlae would beaelt ae eaa
but apertaman.
Tba beard baa In operation three hatehlag
ataUeaat tba Kaatara at Alleatewa, tha
Waatarn at Cerry aad tha Caatral at Krla.
Tba eaa aear Alleetewn, which waa ramevad
from Oeaagal, tbla oeunty, aavaral yeara
age, la devoted largely te tha breeding of
brook aad California trout aad Oarmaa
carp. That at Cerry batehea troet ehlefly,
Krle'a white fish, whleb are only eaught In
tha lakaa. Over a hundred theuaaad dellara
ware expended laat year upon these batch
artaa, aad tbetr preducu are deubtlaaa worth
double tha ama expaaded. Tha praaaat
oemmlmkm la oempoaad of Jeba Oay, of
areenaburg, preeldaBt; Arthur Magtaala,
Hwlfl Water, Menree county; Augeataa
Dencaa, Chambarsburg ; A. M. Bpangler,
PbUadalpbla; U. H. Darr, Wllkeabarre ; and
Cbarlaa Perter, Cerry.
BRAD AND HBHWATH.
Tba people cleae te the Susquehanna above
the Columbia dam have aver aloceltacea-
atruotlen blamed It ler the aearclty of abad
found In tbe watera or their vicinity. They
claimed tbe fishermen below It ablngiad tba
oeuraa, fished constantly, which la against
tba law ; and tba II ah ways in tba dam were
ae built that abad would net ascend them.
Several different devices have bean teated te
remedy the latter complaint but all railed.
New tha reaulta or a Canadian invention
erected last fail are being watehed, and It ia
thought will aelve tba problem. Tba aem
mlaalenera knew they cainet provide a free
te tbe apawnlng greunda aay tee
Tbey knew that tba fry or tha law
abad, which manege te aeale tba dam la near
ly all destroyed -In tba fall by basketaand
the baa.
Before tbe dam obstructed them the abad
fiahariee at Marietta, Balnbrldge, Middle
town, Uarrlaburg and peluta further up,
were all successful. Tbe batterlea atlll re
main, and II tbe fish bridge at the dam la
paaaable they will be put In order aad need.
There were several excellent peels at tbe
above pelnta covered In tbe olden time ; that
at tbe bead of tbe Cenewagp faila waa ena et
the best.
During the heavy lea freshet In 1875 part
of tbe dam waa tern out and tba following
spring at leaet five thousand abad were
caught. Tbe uext aeasen, however, when
tbe breaka were repaired, tba catch did net
pay for tha wear or the Balnea.
Shad areee prollfle that stocking la net
necessary it their natural hablta are net Inter
fered with. II tba oemmlsaloa provide a
oeuraa ever tbe dam enough will reach tha
proper spawning greunda te make them el
waya bereattar mere plentiful than at
present.
Anether kind el ftih will ba benefitted if
tha dam chute la auoeeaetul, and that la reek
fish. Tbey are migratory, and come aud go
with tbe abad.
TBI BLACK BAKU.
The commission never bad nor ever will
have any trouble with black basa. Tbey are
of tbe few speclea wblcb eaa amply take
care of themselves. Ne ether fish protect
their young aa basa de, and no kind In tbla
section are mere prelillc. Tbey were Intro
duced In the Susquehanna In 1868 by private
partiea. Several buudred young fish were
put te tbe river a abort dlatscca above Uar
rlaburg. Tbe results have been remarkable.
Te-day this la one of tbe btt fiiblng rlvera
Iu tbe country. Tiieuaanda of beata cover
the atream and Ita large tributaries tbe
Weat Branch and tbe Juniata, every day
through the long baaa aeasen, and It is eatl
reattid that tbe annual catch will exceed
1,500 tone, Tbla at 5 cents a pound, a email
prier, would place tbe value of tbe black
baaa catch In tbe Susquehanna at (150,000.
Bealdee thla there la added eeurcee of In
come. Hundreds of visitors are attracted te
tbe town along tbla river during tbe aum
iner months by tbe fishing. Yet there waa
great opposition te tbelr Introduction. "The
inesaback catfish catchers, " writes H. C.
Ureen te tbe Pittsburg Dispatch, "and people
who never caught anything, aald that tbe
basa would, by tbelr veracity, entirely de
populate the river of every ether species el
nsu. The contrary haa been proved, and
old flsbermen aay that ether game flab,
perch, pike and aalmen, are mere plentltul
than before. "
Heme of tbe well known objections te
bias are well founded, but tbe spin tbelr
capture elTerde la tbe chief thing tnelr ana-
miea need 10 oeusiuer.
GERMAN CAHr.
Of all tbe work done by tbe fWh com
mission, none baa been of mere marked re
aulla than tba Introduction of tbe German
cariv, Tba importation of 1877 baa formed a
pretty wide acquaintance. In 1883 the oom eom oem
mlsalon furnished tba Initiatory ateck for
280 penda, covering every county in tbe
atata. In tha next year there were 227 new
applicants rrem different parte or the atate,
and In the aama year 352 private partiea ware
supplied wltb young fish from the United
Stauta hatcherlsa. Tela la net a flab for tba
apertaman. In catching carp ba would reel
very mucn aa no weuiu ie go inie me Darn
yard and sheet very tame culckena Never
theless, it Is a geed nib, grewa rapidly te a
length el 18 or 20 tneB.ee, and la aflsbthai
any farmer can ralsa aa easily aa he deea hla
oemeauc iewis.
A pond wltb a geed clay bottom and fed
wltb pure water, net tee eeld, will raise carp.
The fry are supplied from the Eastern hatch
ery, andare lurnlabed for private penda in
order te encourage farmers and ethera te
commence fish raising-, tbua creatine a new
aupply of reed fltb. The carp multiplies
rapidly, and la nearly omnivorous, and tbe
yearly fish will weigh from one te two
pounds. If oleeely confined their Ileah,
when taken from the pond, la apt tone
slightly rank. Te remedy thla, most earp
ralaara have a tank of pure water Inte which
tbe flab aia put for a week or two before
killed, when it la found that their flesh la aa
aweetaa oeuld be desired.
a rixsD roeo menucT.
Although there la mueb dllterenee el oplo eplo ople
loo aa te the quality of tbe earp, rrem an
epicurean-point a view, there can be none
aate ita high value a feed In tbeaa parta of
tba country lar away from tba eea oeaat and
tha great lakes, where tha aupply el feed
flab la neeeaaarlly limited. Our own oeun.
try atterda no fish of ilka nature (vegetable
feeder), of large aixe, tbat would thrive la
stagnant or eetnl stagnant watera, ae that ita
Introduction may be looked upon aa a great
been.
It la bow a fixed and stable produetof
every atate of tha Union, and will aoea baa
common oemmodlty. Whea properly pre
pared fur feed, aa directed by competent oil.
turlata, they ara aald te ba equal te tha abad ,
and laaa bony, Whan net properly prepared
they may bave aemetblag of tha flavor of
pena water, our, unusr any oireamataaoee
9. " - w .
way are inuce, aupener te our aauva repre
aeniatlvea of tha vscetable-feedlnar flshaa.
Tne meat aerleua objeetloa te them that haa
yet been made la that "they will aet rlae te
lly. " Tbelr culture la tbie oouatrylsba eouatrylsba oeuatrylsba
oomlog a great Industry, ever a deasn maa
being extensively engaged In their rawing.
Tbe commission la mostly handling trout
aad salmon at tba hatcheries, aad ara en
deavoring te secure any new speeiea that
will thrive and stake our streams mera
no bar.
THB riSK LAWS.
Tba laws that govern aahleg la this aaettea
ara probably aet ae amtllar that their pah
llsblng will be naaceawary. Hera they are,
aad tba wisiaar or ua Daatoeo eaa sad a
place la hla bread-brimmed atraw feat te
paste them t
Shad shall aet ba taksabem the Bosom Besom Bosem
baaBaor JuaUtarlvara, treat aaaaat ea Hat-
ajfaaf Ml aaMwa) wB gMMsaaB aWlga VM)
nim ahaal. from Marah Mia tsa)la,c
wlwasaaalamtaaMayaatejMwhalfMBhaa
waamBlt,a4avaaatya4leal ihrae
JL V aWV aaTaWsWW IUsVBbM lay VaMBvl BwFaBeVaTsri waTraPaW
mvaeaty hyral,lMakaadllaa,ataay uma,
erioplaMaayaHllnaaeraatrMtaaereaaaay
atraam labaMkMl by ttaai. nader peaaltr of
BJ5,
Ne aaraea shall kill. eell. or have la ma-
aaaakra attar balag killed, aay salmon or
epeckied trout, eave only from tbe 16th of
April te tha lout of July, under peaelty of
10 for each Bah. Ne peraen ahalT take, ter
earn, aay treat lea than live Inahaa leag, or
ah la aay watera, for three yaara, la which
brook-trout have baaa pleated by tha flah
eoamtaaieaera, waaa paain aowee et aasa
aUaiiag haa baaa glvea, aadar 180 paaalty.
Me peraaa ahali eeteh or kliu aava oely
with red, hook aad llae, at aay time, aad se
aaau eases or aau, or aave in
atea aftar balag killed, aay baaa, pike, plek
evai, str BBBqaenaaaa sbibbeb. netweaai an
Ut of January aad the 1st or Juae, under
paaalty of 110. Any aeraen taking or oaptur eaptur
fag a baaa et laaa aJaa than six Incbee la
leagth ahatl Immediately retura tha aama te
tba watera whence takee, under penalty of
ia
It ahall ba lawfal te flah with fyke or hoop
aeta la aay et tha etreama uaiabaMtad by
brook or apeckled trout, daring tha mentha
et March, April, May HepteWber, OetoeaT
aad November ; provided that tha meahaa et
aald aeta aball net ba laaa thaa eaa loch la
Maa, aad ahall net ba placed at tbe confluence
of aay wing-walla ; aad if aay salmon, baaa,
trout, plka, ptekerel, or any kind of flah la
trodeeed by tha onmmeawealth la aald
waters, ahall ba taken or captured by
meaas aferaaaid, tbey ahall ba returned alive
te the waters wbeaee taken, aad aay peraen
violating tha previsions or thla act ahall ba
aabjaet te a paaalty of 125.
It ahall aet ba lawful, at aay time, te oateh
flah by meaaa of tha drawing or a eelae or
aetnae la aay watera of tbla atata, under pan.
ally oftae.
Ne peraen ahall kill or catch fish by placing
aay torpedo, giant powder, nitre-glyceriae,
or ether exploslve-aubstanee, la any of tba
etreamaet thiaoemmon wealth, under penalty
of (50.
Ne peraen ahall catch or da1 trey flah by
ahuttlng off or drawing efl any of the watan)
el tba atata, or by dragging amall nets or
aalnea therein.wben the watera are wholly or
partly abut off under penalty of (60.
Ne parson ahall place any flah-baaket,
pond-net, gill net, eef-wler, kiddle, bruah, or
faclae net in any or the watera of thla atata,
undr penalty of (25 for eaeb offense.
Tbe present legislature passed a law allow
Ing flenlag wltb neta and baskata In private
There ahall be no fishing en Sunday, under
paaalty of (25.
raaBiOM nenes.
rrem the Mew Tork Sen.
Side panela grew wider.
Malae or corn oelor la again In favor.
liengarand atralgbter grew aklrt draperlea.
Straight and curled banga ara both faablon faablen
abla. Llale thread glevee ara net In demand thla
spring.
Tha Ruaslan bang retalna Ita held en faah faah
lenabla favor.
Benneta et beada strung en amall wire ara
very popular.
Clusters of crisp curled cock's plumes trim
soma dresay beta.
Amaranth and old Berdeaux are among
the faahloeable reda.
Tbe upright jabot en the front of tha hat la
the ruling aty la of trimming.
Mikade reed and bead pertlarea grew mera
and mere In taahlenable favor.
Ostrich tips and plumea are aeea en aema
rery large dressy coaching beta.
'irai
rained aewna are reserved for dinners of
high ceremony or evening reception wear.
Twe pelra of very narrow and long ribbon
string are Been en aema dressy French bon ben
neta. All tba Intermediate abadea between vio
let and red ara In favor for bewa and bat trim,
mlnga.
Heme black la considered necessary te give
a daab te the meat delicate toilet, hat or
bonnet,
Strlpea, checks, and amall deta are tha
Matures in all dram atuffs, silken, woolen
and cotton.
Old atyie top lambrcqulna for window
and deer eurtalna ara revived, but they are
aet pretty.
Levely checked aummer allka are aelltna
for 39 eenttj and 49eanu the yard In leading
dry goeda beuses.
Witt
1th pink silk Btoeklnga It la prorjeaed
wai isuiea wear low aneea matcning tne pre
vailing color et tbe dreaa.
Meire antique, moire Francsls, and Pekln
or Btriped muire are all very much In de
mand ter trimming summer dresses.
There la au attempt te revive pink Bilk
Bleckings and gloves te match in color, but of
Suede or glazed kid in preference te allk or
lisle thread.
Tbe number of colors permitted In one
toilet this season calls for the exercise of rare
taate, or tbe etlect la te produce what may be
called clown's cletbea.
Benneta of tulle embroidered wltb atraw
and trimmed with two klnda of ribbon, one
of which la atraw colored, the ether pale
blue, reee, pale green, or lilac, are mueb ad
mired. The new parasols are of exaggerated alee In
tbe round vaulted form, tbe Hat Mikade, and
ether less pioneunoed shspes, are trimmed
with laee, frequently covered with It and the
new name for tbem i enleutcas.
Tbe squares et batlau, luulard, surah, and
even et tullr, bordered in tauey oelora and
laee, and embroidered In colored delicate de
Blgna of leafs, llewera. bees, birds, aud butter
lliee, de duly aa bandetcbiela, mere forerna
meat than use, aa tbey ara never removed
from tbe liny pocket of the paletet or jacket
or the trout el tbe walatceat or ejJIce.
Mr. Malent j Toetb.
from the 1 eutbs Companion .
Mrs. Maleney la greatly troubled wltb acb
ing teetb, but baa a mortal terror el tbe den
tlat, Lately abe audered ae aeverely that she
plucked up courage and weut te tba dentist
te bave tbe toetb drawn. Entering fie den
tial'a waiting room abe Inquired aozleuly of
bla aaalatant, ' Ia the decluer iu T '
"Na He la out"
"Musbsl But it'a glad of tbat I am."
" But be la likely te ba In again at any
moment"
Bad loeck till bim I Sure, aerr, I've an
lmperl'nt engagement, an' 1 think I'll be
geln aerr, ter"
Just at this moment tbe dentist came In.
"Oct!, murder, aerr!" exclaimed Mr.
Maleney. An' wby C'u'dn't ye atopeutaoloe,
oemfortoble lelka, an' net be tleatln' In lelke
a bund of prey, te be termentln' a pore
woman wld yer ferclpa."
"Wby Mra. Maleney," aald the dentist,
taugblng, you need net have your toetb
drawn. 1 am net anxious te pull It, You'd
belter go home until"
" An sure, aoer, an' what 1 after cemln'
for, but te bave me toetb pulled T Have I
tbe teltne, thin, te be waatln, wid cemln' an'
geln,' an all tha telme cryin wld the pain T
dure, an ye w'u'dn't be aendbiu' me borne
again wideut tbe teeth pulled T '
"Yeu ara very bard te vtlease. Mra,
Maleney. Sit down, and I will pull tbe
teeth."
Hera Mra. Maleney act up a new cry, but
found herself, altar ail, mere courageous than
ahe bad auppeted when tbe foreepa were ap
plied. m m
Story of a tslabep.
rrem the Maeen Telegraph.
Bishop Thompson, of Mtstls-lppl, telle
this capital Jeke at bla ewu expense : He
seya tbat aa be stepped off tbe ears one day at
Jaukaen, Mis., be was approached by an en
terprising dusky drummer for a local hotel
aad Informed that "all gem man atop at tbe
berenee Heuse." Anether darky atandlng
near by aald : " Ola no getntnan j die Bishop
Temaen."
A svnsaaM piercing tbe forbidding shade
Of some drear prison eell has etten brought
Quiet te troubled spirits, andjiaa made
Dark meibld breeding change te peaceful
thought.
Sema geed life will prove a guiding llgbt.
Te brighten paths weak mortals oft
Ond
drear
A beacon In the narrow war of bight
Te lure the fallen te a higher sphere.
-nedtmlr lis.
A THUTBrUt. VKBSK.
Tbey talk about a woman's tphera
Aa though It had a limit t
There's aet a plie In oartberHeivaa.
Tbere'e net ataek te mankind given,
There' net a blssslag or a wee.
There's net a whlapsr yes or no,
There's aet a lira, or death, or birth,
That haa a leather's weight of worth.
Without a weaaa In it.
Whea the XJaa at Baaatf
Are parted la a saUle, they disclose a row of
pearls rivaling ta parity these which the diver
brtage ap treaa tha bat teaa af tha farslaa aaa.
Was will bast preserve these geau of tha
aaeathT seEODOKT.iaeeei,brated beauMSar
aadprtserraUTaef tteteau.
i -t lO'iimi n ii i ii i zrrrmi
TTOOITB BAlVSArAHIIiltA. IJIsaaWi aaVlaaaa 'J,f ;W',!l :
SPRING MEDICINE
la a asnaaalts with aaarlv every eaa. Thta la the t A lair, heaest trial of aeafa
aaat time at year la whteh te parity the bleed.
lest appetite, eaa te bona uptae
evttsm. aa tha body la bow aaaeJally saaeeatt-
blatobaaaatrreaamaaiclBa. The peeallar ma-1
aieinai asm or, aaa taa weaaeriui earaa ay
Heed's aaraaaariila have made It the most popu
lar Bprlag medicine It cares sorefals, salt
rbsam,ana all.hantora,blllensnaes, dyspepsia,
headache, hMney aad liver complaint, eatarrh
aad all afsetlena eaasad or promoted by low
atata of the aratemeT laipnra bleed. Don't put
It off, bat take Heed's araaparlila bow.
oedVs-starawparllMi
"WaaavefoaadReod'aaarMparUla te baaa
axeelleat bleed purltsr. Ia one ease In partte
nlar, where ether msdlelnss failed, It took only
three bottles of Heed's flataspartllatopredoea
the desired effect," Biaraa A. f sjiacas, au
Aaae'a Asylum, 8 1 Leuis, Me.
" I have bean aabjact te seven headaches, aad
have had a humor en my face. Heed's Sarsape
rtlla haa done me ae much geed that 1 am almost
entirely free from headache, aad the humor haa
disappeared.' Waltbb Qblssst, Isllngtea,
Morfelhoonaty, Mm.
Heed's Sarsaparilla
eldbyalldrni
i1ata.
II i lx for Prepared
by C I. HOOD A CO., Lewell, Ma,
100 Deaaa Oaa Dellar
Oeanlne Heed's lanaparilla for sale at Cochran's Drag Stere Heb. WandimXerthQacan
at, Laneaater, Fa.
JMWMtMt.
ryAUM'S CORNER,
ZAHM'S CORNER
LANCASTER, PA.
Reopened under Ita Old Management wltb a Kite Asserted Stock of
WATCHES, CLOCKS, 8IHTC WAltt AJTO JEWELRY.
aw Cararal attantl"n given te Pitting SPEC rACLES for Defective Bight. We have bow the
Best Vacuities for rirst-Clas Kepatrlng.
BPKCIAL-Wt halt a tmall let of Mirer Haiti Ferk let ever jrem ear tale, tcMth tea
iw art very low.
ZAHM'S CORNER,
aprll-lmd
CT & RHOADS, JKWKLKR.
HOUSEKEEPERS
Will And TABLE WARE e( all tbe Standard tirades in our stock. Spoons,
Ferks, Knives, Ladles, Sugar Tongs, Berry Spoons, Sugar Spoons, Butter
Knives, Salt Spoons, Mustard Spoons, Crumb Knives, Crumb Trays, Iee Picks,
Ice Tongs, Beef Tongs, Asparagus Tongs, Individual Peppers and Salts, Card
Waiters, Cup Waiters, Entre Dishes, Vegetable Dishes, Egg Boilers, Water and
Milk Fitchers, Biscuit Jars, Baking Dishes, Tureens, Bread Trays, Salad Bowls
and Sugar Baskets.
H. Z. RHOADS,
Ne. 4 West King Street,
' If you want Repairs Well
ajuuuAami,
MOTTO THAT ALWAYS WINS :
" Honest Werk at
PHILIP DOERSOM'S
Old Reliable Carriage Works,
Nea lae and laa bast kwe strbbt. laneastbr, pa.
&
r'4
Baggies,
Phaetons,
Carriages,
lyflTliKfllBBBBBBBBBBH
tBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBV
CONSTANTLY OX HAND.
t3T REPAIRING rROUPTLY ATTENDED TO. J&
Philip Do8raem's Old Reliable Carriage Works.
CAKPKT
BABOA1N8 I
X,SH1RK'S CARPET H ALLt
-roil
WILTON, VELVET, BODY BRUSSELS,
Tapestr j, Iograie, Damask and Venetian, Rag and Gbain Carpets,
OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW SUADS8, dc.
W have tha Largeat and Beat Stock In tba Oity.
S. SHIRK & SONS
Cerner West King and Water Stmts, Iucuttr, Pa.
H.
WIJfESAXD LIQUORS.
lURB RYE WHISKY.
Old Greff Spring Distiller j.
Situated en Kaat Orange streit. betwern
Orange and thaatnul, one square east of raser raser
veir, uuieatter, f
t have Just erected a ne w dlatlllery wltb allot
the latest Improved machtnerr for distilling
rUBK MYK WUUKY.
A. B. aHBAfrKK. Pronrieter.
Tht Distillery haa been ereeted at the lameua
Old aroSTstewa Sprtag. which haa been noted for
iu DlantaeBS
aaa uaaaui
lltaw bukd'v of tha nur.
eatwaur. At It ear
L li our aran
iraadfauiera drank when
they were boys, aad tvhaa never been knewa te
run dry even ta the hetteat weather. Frem this
(spring au ia nw uses w in. oisuiiery is oo eo oe
talaadf the pump drawtag treat it twenty Ave
aalleaa a Bdaute.
Baaldaa my own dtaUlladWhUky.Ialse handle
fttllet, IM, WUM, aC.
Call aad ba ceavlnccd.
a. u. iHKirriE. Diatlllar.
STOaaKe. SI Merthllassn strset.
9. .-raissarshavteg geed Hiaeahaaa an
"
e
I eeavlaaa aay raaseaabla paraea that thai
i liar praaarauea aeea
aisat
I merit. We de aet elalai that every hesUawta
aeeenpilsh a wtfreeie, bat we dokaew that
aaarly every bottle, taaaa aaeeratag toawaa teawaa
tkms deea pradaaa pestUvabeaett aad mifem a
aaw aaa eaaataat inaaa tbbj m laereaghiy
demeastratad la Mew Bagtaad, where Heed's
Barsapartlla haa baaa kaewa te Ma ebw ter ta
yaara, aaf witera iw saieMoeawaaauyiai
lea.
Cealda't heap store wltaeat Need's aaraapa-
ruia," a. a. aerxtaa, TramaasDarg, . i.
BalldmUph
"I mnstmr HoedUarMBarlllala tha hart med
icine lever ased. Lartspriag I bed ae appetite,
aad tha least work I did faMgwed maavar ae
mneh. t began te take Hoed'a aamaaarUJa, aad
soealfisitBaffleoalddaaamaehlaa day a I
hadtormanyeonalaaweeK. MyappaeNeMve MyappaeNeMve
radetts." la M. T.BavmisAUanUeClty.N.J.
it Is with eheerralaem that I reeerd a Jest
veroiet in raver or Hoed'a BaraaaariUa aa balag
the most atlsfsctery family remedy I ever a
unwr ft aw
m ami uuwm aama n
of
nwBiMinBi& nr uw
leag
standing.'
Jevb r. HaHAs, Feruaad, I'enn.
Beld by all dmntata. M t ats ter
. rra.
pared by CL HjeTj a CO, Lewell, Mass.
100 Deaaa Oaa Dellar
LANCASTIB, FA.
Lancaster, Fenn'a.
Dene bring your work te us.
Bvueimr, se.
Honest Prices."
Business
Wagons,
Market
Wagons
HALLS.
BARGAINS t
STANDARD WORK.
Edw. Edgerley,
OalRRIAQl BUILDIR,
C0,ai4A
MiUR STBBBT.
. Laneaster, Pa.
Hear of Fi
raetesMM,
I have U stock aad BuUd te Order avery Ye
rtaty et the foilewlajt stylaa i
aMlrtaf Tnmwttr AtliavM It
ruem tvewaa THAH au etsuuh.
at at Wi
'..Ijlli,
mmmJmm
, I & . . "4wsWsTsaawa',.i-A,v',B
11 ' " '" I ww.M. nwi .in,ii!.iM.,,wMJS1a
&ji
arva, !
ifeS
OMDMB MO. t.
. ).r:s
firtil Any if til
F-iu r
fJACA
HBADQUAfOlillS
'-ri)
.rea i.
fa a
GRAND ARIK SORIl
- . 'i
emears aaa oamraeea, yea ara (
vised te eatl aad exasslae ear tmaaa
HHAMD AHMt suira, whish ter
OnKIOR QUaUallT,
IKDIOrO DTSD,
miatmsm or nr,
i
CANNOT Bl ggn.tLLID FOl 1 M
naawnqiHnniiHHinni isa
DLKSBX ri.AMUBi.. aikleh n
color, and being alt wool; we vary i
a 3etBMKBCIttHT TAILORS, wa at
te make te your rrder a CUaTOM a(
ay wvisa vi Biaairivx. we pis i
inmn lnfi in un gnsnuiiaa m give
feet flt, and a MtUbetery Battlaevari
We also bave a f oil line of
White Duck VetU
and White Glevtt,
Satiable for Parade Purpose.
Call early and be salted U our Inal lavtta
tten,
Hirsh & Brether,
ONal PRIOB
aMROHNT tailem,
-AMD-
OletMeis and Funililiers,
auH. HOBTH UUBBH ST. AHB
QOAJtB. LANOASTak. PA
w
IlililAMHON ITOSTMJb
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WILLIAMSON & FOSTER.
Bright, New, Styliih,
PASII05AIH
r. i-
-AT-
Geneieus Prices.
QenbV All-Wcel
Dark Casatmare Baek Salt,
110 00.
Gente' All-Weel Light and Dark Casslmsrs or
Cheviot saek Suit, (il 00.
Qenta' Cutaway Ceat Sult,$iaea,
Ornta' Pure Indigo Blue Baek Ceat Suite, tsi a.
Beys' All-Weel LUht and Dark Casslmera Dxasa
' suits, as oe.
Beys' Straight Frent sack Ceat Dress Suit. IMS
' andsioe.;
Chlldren'a Ilandrenie Pleated Tnnle Seita,
( 09. IS 01, l 00 and nea
Chlldren'a Shirt Walits, fOc, tee, JSc, 8Je,L
SUMMER LAP ROBES.
A Superior One that all wbe have aeea It a
neunce kxcellent Prlee, We.
A Lap Boie for General Uie,6e.
A rresh and Sttraetlve Aisertmenl of
STRAW HATS at 50c.
Light Colored stirrre't HsUlnrepulazShaaa,
Seu.
Teung Qents' Light o'ered Seft felt Diaas Baa.
Si en upwards.
flents Pecke'. Hata for Ploeio Wear, tee aad Tie.
Bread Brim Harvest Hats, Be upwards.
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