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,MfK-Ttii unlet annlver-
(Of Mr. ma mra. Deur-
lyattarday at their home,
la farm. T&a beapitauia nema
i crowded daring the day
r laaalvaJ nany congratulations upon
ae may saara or married ine.
iiaMea were ptaeed lathe Urge dining-
i whan erar two hundred relatives and
-wjWaHnf " ,"nt hanquet. Mr.
' Mia. Beurbaar received a number el
-'MUiaMa pnaaata la geld. Surrounded by
"- a. samaras and arandchlldren the couple
;'cttttalr toanjey many moreyeanefa happy
: . !. fce nmnl Parade.
f tfTM Mlaa Intending te assist the memuers
&sMna Columbia Are company in ineireau-
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r." ajHslHrg will be held en Thursday. In the
Tlak. It la tueugnt tna; tne new jjb r ranee
mer will net arrive In town la time for
tnrfu hut the mmDUT have decided te
i'tald the parade whether the engine arrives
vacant The parade will be a very une auur,
.'jsd a number of flatting companies will be
. HMUtl.
'i :!- Straggling 'or Liberty.
A'- A mad ateer was being led en North Third
street last evening about 7 o'clock, which wi
the causa of considerable excitement. The
aalmal was chained te the rear axle el a wsgen
Which was the only way te get the vicious
beast Inte town. In the many attempts te
get free, the ateer managed te get Us horns
entangled In the moving wheels. The par
ties having the ateer In charge were given
great trouble by Its frantic efforts te get
loose.
An Entertainment This Evening.
An entertainment will be given In the ML
Jehn's Lutheran church this evening by the
primary departments of the Sunday school
A very Interesting pregramme . has been
arranged.
The Yeung Men's association of the Second
street Lutheran church will held a meeting
this evening.
A packsge party will be held by the
Diughters of the Ferest In their ledge room
this evening.
A special train left town this morning for
.Philadelphia having a number of Masonic
gentlemen en beard for the conclave of the
Knights Templsr lu that city. A number of
persona from town took advantage el the ex
cursion te pay a visit le f hlladelpbia.
Michael friend was sued by Patrick Ennls
for assault and battery. Squire Herebey dis
missed the suit upon the defendant paying
the costs.
The fair of St. Peter's Catholic church
closed in the armory last evening.
Mrs. William Balght left town te visit her
brother Kdward Adams, who is critically 111
at his home in Ilarrisburg.
At a meeting of the beard of directors of
the First National bank held yesterday, V. It.
Htrickler, of Yerk county, was elected clerk
of that institution.
On Memerial Day the business places will
remain closed after twelve o'clock and will
cot open In the evening
MkMOMMLjur vumMtrrmm
A'JJkZ-ftmtDit Fer a frepr Oburvanre of
the Day Already Made.
The Grand Army Memerial Day committee
melon Monday evening at Alderman Rarr's
cilice. Chief Marshal W. F. llambrlgbt
announced that he bad appointed T. Clark
Wbltaen and Daniel 11. lleitabu, of Pest SI,
ard D. M. Moere and A. C. Leenard, et Puat
405, as his aids for the iarade.
A communication was received from lilue
Cress Command ery, Knlsbtaef the Gelden
Esgle, stating that they would participate in
the parade en Monday next.
The Ladles' Aid society, it was decided.
should visit the public schools and request the
children te bring flowers te decorate the
soldiers' graves te the court house en Med
day morning from 8 te 10 o'clock.
Each of the Grand Army Pests will detail
twelve men te decorate the graves of the sol
diers en Monday morning. They will meet
at 7 o'clock in the morning for that purpose.
Tbe Joint Memerial Day committee will
at 8 o'clock en that morning decorate the
soldiers' monument.
The committee adjourned te meet en Frl
day evening te make final arrangements.
TUB lCXHiBXB JEMVLMtt.
ADent bTfetj-FITe Lecal Ururetentatlrrt lie
te the Fhlladelpnla CenrUie.
This morning LsncasterCeinuiandery, Ne.
13, Knights Tempter, lett for Philadelphia en
Fast Llnp, at 0:03. They were accompanied
by the State Capital band, et llamttburir.
They made a short parade from the asylum
oruiecemmandery te the depot. About
Knights lelt en that train. A great many
went down yesterday and ethers en later
trains te day.
The crusb could net have been greater
than that In the foyer of the. Academy of
music, rauaaeipuia, Monday night, when
from 4,000 te 0.000 people were furnished
with refreshments. They were Knights
Templar, their wives, sinters, cousins aunts
and lrlcnds. They came from all ever the
state te attend the tblrty-leurth annual .con
clave of the order, which began and will
centinuu until te-morrow evening.
Ceinmltud for Trial.
Jeseph Stern and Jacob Stern, members
of a gang who assaulted and bad beatly Wash
Pyle, of the Pennsylvania railroad police,
who attempted te put tbem eU a freight train
en which they were trying te ateal a ride en
the night of iiarn urn's circus, May 13, were
given a bearing before Aldermau McCon McCen McCon
emy this morning. Jeseph was charged
wlthsimple assault and battery and Jacob
with felonious assault, lleth were com
muted, Indetault of ball, for trial at court
Reuben Hetsler and A. L. Frey, who ap
peared at the aldermau'a cilice te testify in
behalf of the abeve defendants, were arrested
as principals In tbe assault and were held In
their ewu rocegnlzwoe for a hearing en Sat
urday next.
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A Mew Society,
A new council of the Junier e. u. a. m.
.Will ba started In a lew weeks intuiscltv
, and will be known as Oeerce Shlfllsr rnn'.
rrA,ui Na7a . Tee PPHeatleu list ler signers
v - . ' ' "lusi tee weeks
i,isjB) are quiw numerously signed bvaemnnr
S''ier bast eltlsens who desire te become mem.
gCJtV A prauminary meeting will be held
'fakim' QiB A; M. hall, a North Queen street.
,WjbBarrew (Wednesday) evening, tot elect
'A. aMsfra and apply for a charter. They x-
iffl". ' -mue ueeirgusei
.Bjaaaaaiag Dera te be present and sign
-4-,gwMplleatiea and bacomeehartermembera.
U wilt ba a baaallclal aoelety.
ups-jis . . . .
vSi'Sw .. a at an Old Age.
P?iv"" iiTMftek. Cherry, the llvaryman, te-day re.
Ck aairad word of the death of his father, naniai
i'-l Cherry, which took place in Limerick,
ir neiiur viain areiaau. en asav u. i-na
U- jfaaaral. which waa very larcelr attaadad.
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Tha deceased waa la
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Beaidaa Patrick
taaraaMtwedaughtara. One Uvea la New
.:. a mm aaw isa outer w nan r ranciaec
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asw nargar, anar epmning along tha
ea feta bteyela for some Una dU-
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n-r"" "- twmm uhhi I'HtnBaitia
i. wnan ca cama te leek for It It waa
i and baa aet bean mtnmad. Tba uiai
IVJUlbftkBllAk Ju.-J -. A-. ..L.
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fweyetrea naa OaaasrtM the Blag attest
TasMta fcast By tag,
That celebrated as esteal aggregation known
as Ollmere's band charmed a large audience
In the King street theatre last evening. The
fame el the organ I r. stien had preceded It and
almost every one of musical taste In the city
might have been seen in the audience. The
drat number en the pregramme waa"Der
Freischul.."by Weber. It Is a thrilling com
position and wss most cillclently rendered.
The second gem was asweeteupheniuin nole,
"Concerto Of Iglnsle," by Slgner Ksffsyole.
He ovelvcd a great deal of delightful music
out ei one of the heaviest of home and was
encored. Then tlie full band gave Ellen
berg's KoiuaeM, " The First Heart Threba,"
which was followed by some wonderful flute
nlerlnir en thrnies irem "Faust," by Mr.
Fred Lax. He was twice encored. The se
lection irem Meyerbeer's ' Prophete," was
splendidly given by the whole band, and
then Miss Letitis Frltcb, the prima denna,
sang Verdi's "Nen fu Hlgue." She has a
remarkably strong soprano et high pitch, but
there is little of the y at pathetic In lb Te an
encore she sang "SweetheatL" Mr. 11. C,
Kent rendered "The Lest Chord" en the
cornet with extraordinary skill, and he tee
had a recall. The gem of the evening was
the next number, a sole by 11 err Metus
en tbe K lltt clarienet Fantatsie Hong Heng Hong
relss" by Paganlnl. The bird like
notes that were 6Velvcd from this
Instrument excited rapturous applause and
the performer was recalled. Then came
"Tbe Patrel or the 0Ta Club" by Escher,
by the full band. Seme geed rollicking stu
dent singing was mingled In this piece. The
sole by E. A. Lefebre en the saxophone from
"The Be' emianOIrl" was a work el art and
was encored. The concluding number was
a popular fantuie, "Melodies of Scotland,"
by the entire band.
The s bole performance was of a very high
character and the applause of the pieces was
lrcqueuttnd prolonged.
A Tale el t'at Ollmere.
Frem the New Yerk World.
Patrick Ullmoreand his band were recently
obliged te wait two hours for a train at War
ren, 111. The citizens made up a purse of
&and ettered it te the director en condition
that his mttstcatis would play one selection.
Mr. Glltuore lnleimed them that a little
music would cost them f 150. Warren did
net hear the great band that day.
A (.UEA3IKH1 CUJIM1' TMICKB.
The Trstlmeny Git en Aealnst a Chester County
Cenipsuy.
Freiu the West Chester Lecal News.
lUfore 'Squire S. IS. Kussel, West Chester,
Saturday afternoon, the case of Jeseph Bro Bre
siua, president el the Chester and Lancaster
County Creamery association, .was continued.
A portion et the testimony was as fellows :
Jehn I. Carter said he was secretary of the
Chester and Lancaster County Creamery as
sociation. Mr Carter corroborated Jehn Wat
kins' statement about their having experi
mented with nentral oil at Cochran creamery.
Mr. Watklns is president of the Cochran
Creamery company.
The station agent at Parkeaburg, Jehn M.
Ksslng, testified that there arrived at that
station en 1'eu. 17, ImST, lour barrels of neutral
oil for Cochran creamery, it came irem
Pittsburg. Oa the 28th of January a barrel
of manifested greae arrived at the station
consigned te Cochran creamery. On January
7 two tierces of lard were thrown oil for Mr.
Spurr, superintendent et tbe creamery, lie
alxi testified that tbe following consignments
te Mr. Spurr were made: Jan. 15, two tierces ;
Jan. 25, two tierces; February 5, two tierces
of lard. Cochranvllle creamery company
paid the lrelght and took the shipments
away.
A colored woman named Grant testified
sbat she ws In tbe employ et Mr. Spurr last
winter. She said she saw white stufl very
much resembling tallow in the creamery at
various times. During tbe early lrt el
February a lotef empty barrels were removed
Irem the creamery te Mr. Npurr's cellar.
There was also a barrel et the white stuti
referred te, and she testified that she saw Mr.
S. carry it out by the bucketful, te the
creamery..
Walter Cochran testified that he bad
worked In the creamery, and in January
when he tirst went there they were making
cheese by the emulsion process, lie saw
ene barrel opened ; It resembled lard : be
stated that they ceased using emulsion some
Ihiie in February.
Fere-t llollen, who works at tbe creamery,
sU'ed that be thought, they commenced first
te mix ether subitauces than butter with the
cheese. He mlxed it three or tour times him
self. He stated that two or three barrels of
the "ctull" had come te the creamery. The
stuir looked like lard ; thought it was lard.
Ne defense was ettered by the company.
The Justlce reserved his decision until Tues
day morning, out It is said that he has de
cided te give lodgment against tbe creamery
and line It f 100 under the act of May 21, 18s5,
providing for the punishment el these adul
terating dairy products.
Funeral of Mrs. Aulann t'razer.
The funeral of Mr?. Ablann I'razsr took
place trem her late residence, Ne 38 North
Llme street, at 4 o'clock Monday alternoer.
There was a short prajer at the beuse, after
which the remains, In a handsome casket,
were borne en a bier te tbe Presbyterian
church, and plecei before the altar. Tbe
funeral eervlce, conducted by Dr. J, Y,
Mitchell, was short, consisting only
of prayer, liymnf, and the reading of a
portion of tbe scriptures. There was no
funeral termen, but Kev. Mitchell in his ser
mon en Sunday paid a deserved tribute te
tbe mouiery el deceased. After the service
an opportunity was given te these who chose
te de se te vlew the lace et Mrs. Frazler, alter
which the casket was placed upon the hearse
and carried te oedward Hill cemetery fel
lowed by a large number of mourners. The
pall-bearers were Messrs. A, C. Fltnn, 11. 8.
Qara, Henry liauuigardner, H. II. Swarr, It.
J. MuOrann,Jehn T. MaeUenlgle, William li.
Mlddltteii and Geerge M. Franklin. The
carriers were Olllcers Cremer, Stermlellz,
Walsh aud Keericb.
Tliaitt UfBHlsU HIUUT.
A I.arge Autllritce te Hear the (Irau-Gordeu
Ciiniuy la ''(Urell!! (Urells."
The Grau Gorden Opera company opened
for a week In Fulton opera house last even
ing te a large audience despite tbe warm
we4thur and ether attractions. The piece sung
was "Gireils-Ulrulli," an opera heard here a
dozen times lu the past two seasons. The
only ether lu their reportelre which is
equally familiar is " Mikade" for Wednesday
evening, but that tee will be attended by a
large audience. This evening "Fra Diavola"
la the pregramme, and for the remainder of
the week there are operas that should draw
well. MlssLvnten, who heads the company,
as the twin sisters, took these characters ex
cellently, displaying at all times an easy com
mand el her high vocal talent She was
compelled te repeat the drinking song,
F. 11. 1-rear as Ven JJolere assumed
tbe part In geed style, and bis wit kept
the audience In almost constant applause.
W, A. Morgan as Masasquin, Leuis Carl
berg as ilourzenk, aud .Miss Luella Dewey
as J'.ujuiIu, were very geed In their parts.
The chorus is net as strong aBsome ether le.
priced ceuipnuiea who upjioared here, but
these abee named, who take the impor
tant characters, are capable of doing work
that cannot fall te please, tbe most critical
audience. 'Inelr costumes are Una Thev
deserve te be well patronized.
Letter tlracted by lha ItegUur.
The following letters were granted by tbe
register of wills for the week ending Tuts.
day, May 21 :
Tksta Ji k.n ta u v Catherine Feils, de
ceased, late et Lancaster city ; Jehn II. Keib,
city, executer.
Margaret Dllfenderfer, deceased. late of Earl
township : Heniauilu Sprecher and Then. M.
Sterb, Earl, executers.
Administration Ell L. Zeek, deceased,
lata or East Lampeter township ; Isaac K,
btellifuss. Upper Leaoeck, administrator.
DavW Zsrtman. decaasad, lata of Ellzibeth
township ; David Zutaua, Clay, adminis
trator. -
Esther Hoever, deceased, lata of Wast
Lampeter township i Kllaaaad JaaobBeorar,
West Lampeter, administrator
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Death of a Hers.
A valuable heraa baleagiac te Hlehard
aUlaa, died at tha City bettl
lUraryai
Ivaryatabisjaa-
laraaj wwniwa,
MAKtr nmw lm ws
Madeaebf ovrerner (MaTer Bigaatare-Mar-rlace
Llceaeee May New be Secured trem
Aldermen and J nutlree of the fence.
llAttntsBUtui, Pa, May i!l The governor
haeapprevrd among oilier bills the follow fellow follew
ing: Te punish fal-e pretense In obtaining
registration et rattle and ether animals, and
te punish giving false pedigrees ; te pro
vide civil rights for all people, re
gardless of race or color ; te regu
late the employment of labor, requiring
two week's notice et intended abandonment
of work te be given the employer, w he is also
obliged te give a similar hollea or Intended
discharge ; providing for tbe semi monthly
payment of wage-workers j repealing the
section et the net te provide for
the erecting of pounds doing away with tha
old fence requirement j empowering cities te
take and held donations uf money, bxiks,
real or personal property for tlie purpose et
iiunmc -, auiiwriiug me umeing or any
orphan te any city te be made by tbe mother,
guardian or next friend j for the protection
of German carp In public lakes or striiama
amending tbe game laws se as te prohibit
the killing of quail nd Vlrglula partridge
between December 15 ami O.-teber 15, pro
viding a penalty of ten dollars ler
every violation of the act; te prevent
the adulteration of candy or confectionery ;
making the catrylng en of the bus'nesa
et detrctlve without license a misdemeanor ;
autherising the trustees, treasurer or ether
proper etUeers of any church te abandon
burying greuuds and sell the same
In fee clear or all restriction i ap
TDprlatlng the - ti en deg te
iub support of public libraries In boroughs ;
mailing me ereaaing into cars a releny se
curing te laborers the betietitet the exemp
tion laws, aud te prevent assignments of
claims mr me purpoe ei securing their cel.
lectien against laborers outside the state ; au au
teorising marriage license te be applied for
before Justices et the peace and aldermen j
authorizing county treasurers te charge and
deduct commissions from ocheol, rout and
all ether munlclptl taxes collected and paid
ever by them te the proper authorities ,
providing pnnlshmeut for perseus stealing
umber en banks el rivers and streams ; te
aulberizs an appeal from the assessment el
the amount te be paid by persons desirous of
using a private read.
StAttSUAL AMIHKH- H. Itll.l.
The I'retliieut rcur a tljnd .Man fur the
Leng Vnil lint I'Uce
The president en Monday appointed An
drew 11. Dill, et I'nten eunty, marshal ler
the Eastern district of Pennsylvania.
Mr. Dill will make n p oil cllleUl. He
was barn In Htllliueie, J tuuiry IS lSJd,
and is therefore still In the first half or his
City-second ear. He graduated from Dick Dick
ineon cellrc'e, taught school for a time In
Frederick City, MU , studied law with dames
Lynch, et that place, nud was admitted te
the bar In ls5s He practiced law ler a
short lime In Columbia county, el this state,
and later In Gettysburg. He then associated
himself for a short time in the law business
with his uncle, I.iUb Ddl, of Huntsvllle,
Alabama, but In April, W.0, re'urued tfi this
state and settled lu Lew lsuurg.rnlen cenntr,
where he has since con II lined te reside. He
served as first lieutenant of Cempiny F,
Twenty-eighth Pennsylvania volunteers, lu
Imj-JUJ. In Ijti'J he was elected h Demo
cratic member of the II mse In the Kpub!l
can district composed of I nlen, Snyder and
Lycoming counties, lu 1-70 be was elected
Senater trem the hsiiie district At the ex
plratlen of bis term, In 1-7 J, be was again
chosen senator trem the new district com
posed of L'nlen, Snyder and Northumber
land ever Dr. Wagenseller, the Republican
nemluee. He was re-elected In l-7tUjy an In
creased majority. In the Senate he easily
ranked as the Democratic leader and rrcelved
tbe caucus nominal en and the Democratic vote
ler United States senator Uxn the resigna
tion of Simen Cameren In March, 1-77. In
ls73 he was tbe Demccratta candidate for
governor, being defeated by Henrv M. Hnyt,
tbe Republican candidate, by J2.103 plurality.
Mr. Dill is a man of excellent private charac
ter, a geed lawyer aud a Uuent public
speaker.
The oluee ever which there has been such
atlght Is worth tint mere than ?."i,000 or $l,CO0
a year, iawe et this being salary, and the re
mainder lees. Formerly the jierquisites et
the position paid Its Incumbent tI0,0eO te
$12 OuO a year, but these bsve been niastly
abolished by a recent law of Congress. The
patronage el the place Is mainly lu the ap
pointment et deputy marshals for federal
elections and the care and maintenance of
United States prisoners. Teere Is no doubt
but that Mr. Dill will accept the clllce, and
it Is probable that he will make Philadelphia
bis home duricg his term.
The Llederkiwu Ceucert.
List evening the Lancaster I.Mderkran
bad a big titue In the grove In the rear el
Knapp's saloon where the State Capitel band
of Uarrisburg, gate a concert. Tne rf aref the
yard was reserved for the members of the
Llederkranz and their families, wblle the
general public was admitted te the front.
The audience centulned many ladies. The
concert was an excellent one, as tha bind is
one of the finest musical omanlzattens In the
stale. The folks prtsent spent a highly en
joyable evening. The pregramme was as
fellows :
March, "Portland Cadets," Keeves; at-lco-tien,
"Evening Camp," L'.ttle; song and
dance, "Toe Sweit te f.ive," Kcssensen !
J Dee n In the Cellar," Llttl', trombone sol i
by Max Vogt ; walt7, "Oa the Hhlne," Keber
Mela; "Coming Thre the Kye," with varla
liens, Thornten, clarienet sole, II. Newmyer ;
serenade, "Far Away," iiriukman ; selec
tion, "Heme Sick," Juugmaun ; eerture
"America," Catlcn ; march, '-night, Le.li,"
Sousa.
Uets the final Leng Term.
" ISilttmere Jee " must break ell' bis geed
resolutions very seen, or else tbe police otll etll otll
cers are much fender et arresting hlin than
anybody else. This morning the mayor
gave him the long term el 00 days because he
waa drunk in Centre Square. One ether
drunk and a vag were discharged.
Ilautlst HeineMiMlaiiary Society
fclster Mct'ollem, president et the Women's
llupllst Heme. alliMlenury siKiety, leiutdl all
the liuptlst people et Lancaster city te meet
her in the First luptlst church, chestnut atreut.
at7.Su this evening. Uutlnut very luiperunt.
Let none full te be present.
Telephone Connection
Mrs J. 11. Uruel'scorifecllenury store, Nes 1
and lu) North Queun s reet, Is cenntcUd with
the udepbeseeichinge.
L) MATHS.
lllUKR-ln thtsc'ty, enth2Mlnsl , Ann, wllu
of lleiij.linlii linb.r, in thu'itb juarerunr ae.
Thu rulatlves and li lends of the family nru re
spectfully Invited te attend thu funeral, from
the residence el her husband, Ne Ms West King
street, en Wednesday afternoon at 3( o'c'eck.
luterinciilat Lancaster cemetury. mrjitd
lK(iiiR.-ln tils cliy, en tbe iid Inst, alary,
wlteet Henry Yeagtr, lu her 37th jea.r.
The relatives anil friends of the faintly are re
spectfully Invited teattend tbe lunulal Irem thu
residence of her husband, Ne. II heuth Mary
street, en Wednesday morning at X o'clek
litgbMaisatSt Jeseph's chuich ut u. lu. In
terwentalHt Jeseph cemetery. 2td
MAMUMTK.
Me tent staraei.
Maw Yerk. May Si -Deur market dti'l i
Fine, t' 103 'J3 superrlne. tt 73J fiJ
geed te choice extra WmUihi, H Wfll ou i irned
te fancy extra tni.s3 70O4 uu : common te geed
extra Western, at tee i se.
Wheat Ne. I ua State. WWct Ne. 2 An.
9D? i Ne.lBftd. Winter. May. 96)ui Jnne.la;vC;
Juy,ii receipts. Si j,KV shipments, liiJ.IUJ.
ueru ise.zinixea casa, u av, IJXC ; no
June, Itjjn : July.tsc; receipts, 1IU.M0 bus ; ship
ments, "i,W.
Oat Ne. I White State, S9QUC t Ne. t de
SXXc; Ne. 2 Mixed, cush.Sic; receipts, tg.Geubus:
shlpinenu, 13,
Uyn dull i Western, fj&OJac i State, 57K0c
Barley nominal.
Perk dull old ntisa, 1 2JQ1SW.
MpUases dull at juc Inr til beianv aieca.
TnrpenUnerinn at MXc
mju uu , iinunug te sena, SI ?2 vni 27J
Pstrelenm dull kS .'.. T.VVf.'''V
tnbi. ttarac
Cbaese dulli Western flat. llUailKc: ened t t t
ehotee light skims, llkaiSKe liner gwhit
IJc" ' ' 0 "'."
to?slf,6Jel.rmi Bnnwl CU. tViei Urann Urann
Tallew dull i crime cltv. 1 H-le
i nuxumai i tanuina. lair tti trena, sa)3wa.
i auiu wu iaiu, ttjllc lOriUO.
OhtsM rradaew Market,
unoaae. May ti. 10 3l a. m. Market opened.
.mk--. liwnu SUe Inter kfttn A s..!.
freasa May. JMKei June, ivet July. eOUei
flafc ffibhme July, Kc! i, itfifi.
fork-Net quoted
J-inf.Hl.uly.sii8,t Anf..rfl7K.
short MtU-June. t; wt Jul,, ir &Mi Aug
I7I2K,
oLesiae.
AWgJMy. .Ue 1 June, use.. July, STc,
AugTilV.7' Vi1 Jun' &0i Julr' 4c-
Ar!wuc?r' 2i!iCl J"n"' a,Q5 Julj'' OV0-ferk-May,
RS no : .1 une, ii en.
Anaasr'9teiiiXJunv' "' July' t0'i''
wSJjjTAnV.lW J""e K KHt
July,
Oram and rruvuuena.
rnmtshed by S. K. uudt, broker.
Caioine, May 94, 1 o'clock n. tn.
Wheat. I'ern. ttste. t'mk, l.arfl.
May ,
June
July
August
September..
October. .
December...
............ -.) jv-Si
'.VJ
ti ?
!-.--, &1
(I C7
.. 6 77
(!
.. G VI
.. 7.W
Car Lets.
st
S 1
. . ill
... W7
Sl.i 4'
.. MS.
,...HiJ
i.ij
...:
Uecelpts
Winter Wheat,
spring Wheat..
Cern
ou
Kye
Itarley
Oil City.
Crude OU
Head.
Uecelpts llecs..
Closing VTIces-2 o'clock p. ra.
May
June
July
AUKUst
r-epieinber
October....
UecemtHtr.,
OU city.
Crude Oil
neat. uiru. ipsis. ierk. i.aru.
r'i at te
il.tw
1. i.t
5
r. 7
Ji
7
M.s
Use steea Market.
CntOAfle, May 'it. The i)reirri Journal re re
peru : Cattle lUcetpt. ei hwtd : shipment.
AXXi : markMt slew i shlnntnir stMrs. uae tn
l.veas., I3MJ s steckere and tcnlurs, ti SO
Otte.- row., bulls and nitii-rt. r;eiQ3;M bulk,
t.'wai 15; Texat cattle, IJJ03J M.
lieKs Koeelvita, ueu hmdi sbtpmenta. 4nn
head; market acme: rough and mtxite, 14 K)
Rt91: packing and shipping, II Hs3J Ui light.
It 0 W; sklps,3.VVH .VI,
heep Kecctpts, ioe head: shipments,
IWU market stetdy; native. 3 fli.-Ut woeled
tic3'7J: Western. U StsJIlS; lulans, Sj SSO
3 6; iamb. 1 30a 8(0
East I.issrtt. Cattle Kecelpt. US'),
shipments, 3S : market stew 10c etr trem
hist etks clesliiif figures j cattle shipped te
New erk, 6 cars.
Hogs Kecelpt. iat) head : shipments ?7iX
head : market nctlwi; Phlladeltihlas, SUfi 2.1 ;
erker, M S 15: common te light, fl 73rMi:
pigs II S0Jt 70; hegs shipped te New icrk,
1; cars.
Sheep Uecelpts, i-v head: shipments. W!
market fair, filme, llfjt i; ftlr te geed, tlfi
(!Ji; co nmen, I J Mfll :i i yearling Iambi, 1171
U3J tprtng lambs, Wi fl7 W.
Mew Vura Storks.
New Yeik. -My St, 1:3) p. m. Meney leaned
at iS'O per cent. Kxchange ttruier.tl 7fil f.S !
Ueveniments firm. Currency 6's, II SB bid; 4 s
Coup, It HS bid t 4f s de. It 1' s bid.
lh stock mirket opened unlet but firm nt V,
te?, percent. advance, bnt after the first half
hour a raid en New Yerk ,t New Knglnnd
can'ed the whole list te weaken, and by mlddty
ptlces had declined ' te Uj percent. The mar
ket has since beiu dull and featureless.
..H'i 7i
, M MS
,.M..
Stock naraeu
Uuotattens by iteed, McGrann a Ce., bankers
Lancaster, I'a.
kSW TORS LIST. 11 A. SI. I2lf. Sr.S.
Canada factflc n.iu cii t'.l
C. C. C. At iS t'VS '"
Colerado Ceal li 12 Sli
Central 1'ae 4
CanaiU Southern C", 6." (
ChLSt. I.. A l'gh .. ID1,
len. aillau 32 3li 3iJ
UuJ. L. w I37; iv; nyt
Brie .T" si 3A
Krte, Snds IWi H4 1'4S
Jer. C njx
g. AT :t.'S 3: a.-sj
Leu. AN tt-'i i., bs
L. Shere "7 te; tfi';
Mlrh.Cn MV( fj W
Heck Valley US
MUseurt fact tic 11. Uu". 1101
N. I" 3:2 s:y, i'2H
N.P. rret t,J? e: eiy,
n. West. u;l lii 1H
n.y.c nsn
Kaat Tennesseu C UK 1S "S
Omaha M'i 62!, tK
Oregon Transportation 34U S4'-i 3is
Ontario AW I'JH
Pacific Mall Xi W-i Hi
Ulchmenil Termlnal 3K xi s,-
St. l-aal : ;c
Ter.t'ac 31 31 ai
Union Pac f'J ; a el
Wabash Cem 2IW ai'f )'i
Wabash l'ref !7 .!i
Western U 77i 77J 77U
West Shere Ilends 1M2 1?
New Kngland 5J i?V4 H
ratLADsLrutA list.
Leb. Val W.'i
11.. N. Y.A t'bila IIS 1IH 11
Heading 12 l-i i."i 22 3-16
Leh. Nav Hy,
Healenv. Pass
P.A K Si4
N.Cent
Peeples Pass ,
UAg. (ien'ls .... 10.IX
en c.'X 6! fil't
l'hlla. Traction 7u
t'ULITlVAL.
gsOH COUNT V COMMISSION Brl,
1IK.VKY IiltsCIIIIAK,
et Lancaster City, bubjectte the derision el
the Oemecrallc convention many UdAw
F
IOH COUNTY COMMIHSIONEK,
J.W.KKLLY.
of Marietta, Ta. Subject te the dertstnn of the
Oemecrutlj Convention. Your Influence solic
ited. mSu-tfdAw
F
It COUNTY COMMISSIONER
SIMON L. BIIAXUT (rarmer),
Of Kast Denegal township. Subject te the de
cision of the Democratic County Convention,
our Influence respectfully solicited,
tnts-tfdaw
F
OH COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
JACOH Vf. LKBEK.
Of Kphrata township. Subect te Democratic
iuiw. inarii-iiacw
OU COUNTY COMMIKSIONKB,
A. Z ntXdWAI.T.
Grocer. rirst Ward, City.
Subject te Derre-
tiu.iu ruius.
ul-tfdAw
F
K COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
SOLOMON ZEAMKU, rarmer,
Of West HempBeld township. Subject te the
Decision of the Democratic Convention.
mailt-ttdAw
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
At the request et many friends I announce
inysnll as a candidate for County Commissioner.
Subject te the decision et the Democratic
County Convention. Your Influence respect
fully solicited. HKNKYP. IIAUTMAN.
ml3tldAw Kust Lampeter Township.
F
OR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
EI.I BATTEN,
of Uppur Lotceck township 1 announce my
self as a candidal! for county commissioner
subject te the declsten or the Democratic
County Convention, lour Influence respect
lu'ly solicited. Was a candidate for County
loiuml.sleiHir belern the last convention, and at
the rtquest of my friends withdrew In favor et
the candidates trem the Southern district.
tfdAw KLl JtAlTKN.
At" IP AliVZUrt.'iKMEilT.I.
rJAKINO POWDER.
ROYAL
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
THIS powder never tshes. a marvel et
. PQrUy. strength and wbolesemeness. Mera
S22n,0JP.10"1 than lh erdtnary kinds, and oannet
L?olKi70empHu?,, wlt iua muTtitude of low
SK5hTr;!twe,l,t,JU,,,er pnesphau powders.
1Q Wall atruet. Mew ter. mayt7avaw
AN,lfT1!MENT op 6 fB CENT.
will be allowed en all Water Kent Paid en
mjit-TW city Tfaamrar,
XK' AH VMKTISKUKXTS.
WANTED TEN HOKtKM AND CARTS
nt the oernorol llcaverand Vine ttreeets.
It
C fl liwiNO AN D HMOK 1 NO TO HACCe5,
' Playing Cards, Pekrr chips, etc., nt I'd it.
TtrONDA'S PHlLAtlaLl'lltA ClwAU StOUK,
U: Nonh queen street,
WM. riSS. rroprleter.
Wanti:d-tve mood uirls. at
pl at Miller's Hetel and Dining ltoeius,
Ne4.Situd S3 North yueen Sltent,
It tIKO II. MII.LKK, Prep.
POirTUONDA's' UAKOl'lNAS, TI1K
flnest c. Clear In the city. Try them, nt
pnitrtittNDA's PHlt.tDKLPlUA CtltAlt
.iTOIIB, 132 North tlucen street.
W M. riss, Proprietor.
M nrari,,'eK A kink and bet-
1.JUvF TKH VUAMPAUNS tuan
Due de Montebello.
AT KOUUKU'S 1.1UUOU BTOKI.
Ne. 22 Centra Square, lAneaster, I'a.
ARKI.lAlll.i: 1'EltKON DESIRES A
position t willing te turn his hand te any
thing; moderate compensation t can give best
of reference as te Honest v, Tiuthtulnessand
Temperance. Ca'lattht etllce. tnyl7 iwd
WANTED A COOK THAT CAN HEIil
teash aud Iren. App'y te
Mill. C.C. KAWN,
lull lwd Hi North Duke Street, City.
INSTA LM EnTdK AI.ERs"wif,l7i"l ND
Just hat they need. A full linn of Instal
ment t,oeds told only te the lnitalment Trade
bv sddieslnir
INST.VI.MRNT DKALKUS SUPPLY Ct..
aprl-3mdTu,ThA'9 Krle, Pa,
P OKTUONDA'8 l'ANKTKLAS ARE
liiae of Clear lls ana filler, only ft cent,
at PO lit II OS DA'S ClOAtt STOUR, 131 North
queen street, WM.riss, Proprietor.
WANTED SEVERAL COOKS AND
general UoiiseSotvaats fersmatl families.
Qoed nages. Apply ruKK or Cll sKUB, nt
it inuu v st lu a
employment Office, i N. yueen St.
('ecend fleer, i
FS."a. MEISTKR WOl LD RESPECT.
fully anneunce te the people of this ctty,
that she Is u 'w prepared te tnse washing at her
residence. Call or send eerd te
Xe.121 SOUTH I'llIXOaSTKKET,
lid
Hear l'artud Doer, Lancaster, Pa.
WANTED-ONE COOK AND C11AM
liennald In go one tiille outside or the
ctty and ene chambermaid ter a hotel In the
city. Apply, i'uki. Of Cll alie K, at
It. THOUT A CO.'S
Kmpleyineut efll co, 2i N erth queen at.
(vecend fleer i
13"rir.u sai.k Ok iiouskueld
t.OOIx. OnTIIUKtDAY. MAVt) at Ne.
34 Lancaster avenue, suh as lledsteads. It it
reau, yxtenslen and ether lali'e. Cupboard,
sink, Chtlrs, lieckers, four stoves and I Iptt,
Screll hsw, tfa, ltn and qucensw&re, tegetriei
with many ethvr ar Icles nt enumerated, bals
te commence at 1 o'clock, sharp
II. bllUUMtT, Auctioneer
It. L. t'Kiitsv, Clerk. Iu2t2t
reirFOl,N lA'sT YOLAfstTKOUN D
. your centllenca was net misplaced. Mu
tual cnrgratulaMens. Mere homes made happy,
rermjears ou hare trusted usand hive never
bten dccelrett. Your giatefut servant.
&. W. HiiniiWAUD,
NOS. 2S A30KAST KINU ST.,
apr)-lyd Lancaster, Pa.
NOPICKTO imiUOE IIUIIiDERS.
Proposals for the construction of a
Wreught-lmii llrldgeewr Ooteraro Creek, near
Christians, will be reltd at the ettlce et the
County lemtul-slnners, ellhr West Cheater or
ljncas'er. Pa, until neon, lUKslUV, JUNK
it. Iv7 The tight te rejvet any or all bids Is re
encd. Ily oidref ths Commissioners e! Lan
caster and chester counties. luyll-cettd
FOR SALE AT A H.MU1AIN.
1h fifth house north of New street. In
"Green "lerrnee Place." North Duke street.
These homes aieacknewledgiH te be among the
best built and n-est louvriitei t In tre ctty, and
buyers are requeslet te examine before pur-chAslngelinvhi-re.
ALLAN A IIKItB,
Ileal Estateand Insurance agent,
11124 3td Ne 104 aastKlng.su
JUST Ri:CEI El) A FRESH SUP1MA
LP UNDIUWL.VU.
Denier In Ladles' and Gent's furnishing Goods,
Underwear ter Men and Iteys at all prices te
suit the Ums,SersnckerCeau and Vests, Latin
dried and Unlaunditrd Shirts, Pants, Overalls,
Jumpe-s, NecKWfiir, Cellars, CulTs and Suspen
ders, Hrse trum-c a pair up te the finest British
llcse. Please call and exaiulne before you buy,
U.S. ri.TTUl,'S().VE-PltlCKIOt'5F.,
Ne 31 North Ouen street
av-Stere c'e-ieS every evening, except Men.
nay, n eunesuay auu saturuaw.
.. .. . . .. j . .- .
ptse-lyd
w
l.l.IAMSON A FOSTER.
CALL US BY. TELEPHONE,
t
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER.
MONDAY, MAY 30.
Decoration Day !
-AND
WHIT-MONDAY I
SCOTCH ClllCVlOlf, TWK.ICDS AND CAS
S1MKUIS
f a-k or L'nUway Coats, tie.w te lit 00.
Veteran's Urand Army Suits, U ou te 112 00.
A fpecltl U. A. B. Suit, warranted J-'aiter
Celer.
Children's Bulls and Hblrt Waists.
Summer Hats In flexible felt Derby.
The Crush Hats and Fine DreisHiraw Hats.
Children's straw Hats and Caps.
tienta' Hummer Underwear, hrlbrlggan, In
dian tiauze, French Netttd and Clouded An An
eola. Summer 811k Neckwear, t3e. te SOc.
New Styles Cellars and Cuffs In LI no a and
Celluloid.
fancy Hosiery and Thread Gloves.
Ladles' and Uenta' Summer Shoes.
A Special Dress Shee for UenU, 11.50, Ilutten
or Balmoral.
Tha " Devenshire." a Light rinlsbed Kid Shoe
for i.adlr. Worked Butten Heles aad Uleve
fittlef.lLW.
TRDNKR VAUS13 AND 0ABB18.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER,
32. SI, 30 aid 38 East Xlag St,
LADCADXBlt, FA.
teres doss erery avsales; at e'aleck,
axcapt ateaOars aaa aatiuaatrs.
TI DOUBLE EVENT
SlIliM Suits
A'KW ADrSKTlaMMKNTB.
f fcjwsyivsvwjMwseisM ss
T
ARLKTONS.
T ARLETONS !
60 Pieces White Tirleten,
60 Pieces Cberry Tarleton.
Fer oaverlng atlrrera. Ohftnilallara,
Prloe only O eantn per yard, or tl.SS
prloe la only about half the value.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te the Court Beuse.
.Vffir 4D VKKriSKMK.XTS
THK ONLY 1M.ACK IN THK C1TV
where jeu ran get Lay llenradre and
Hpanlsh stmuht Cut t'lgarrttus Is at Iho I'll II
Tlltl.NltA rillLAIIKLflllA CH1AK sruHK,
iw. .n'UMuniii ?iiv.'i.
w. ri", rroptietor.
W
ANTKI) KOR THIS l'liAUP. AND
I'ntlnti. .1 .ul ll.lfl.1111111 ,,.... ....I.
aad geed saUrlrs Adilres.,
j. auntisi siiAvr, Nurseryman,
!iii9-lwd.tuiaU-lwd Uechnster, N. Y.
W11ILK MAKNU"UI YOl'ireUTKlT
ter lta.S f l.hlnir itnn'l v.,rl,ib lf., al.w-lr
of Fine Tackle at IIUHI.KY'.t DKU(4 sliills,
V West Ktnir fttnwt. Section Beds from lie te
M0i Ke-ls from 4,i te 1400. New Japan and
Calcutta iiauuiej geel length", and a la'ge as as as
soituientet Brass and Nickel Bed Mountings.
WAKTKD A COMI'KTKMT MAN TO
take chariie et f mnidry en Hunt work,
prlnctptlly Badlaters, Alse a couple hets te
liiakn themselves grnerally useful or learn
meulding. Alse rore tusker. I.ANitAs rs,U
arKAMBAIUATOKaMfti CO, Limited.
iua 19 tfdlt
TACOU K. SUKAKFint'S
PDRE RYE WniSSEY.
NO. 15 CF.NTBK SyUAItK, L.rNCArKU, VA.
ttiaylS tld
JUST HKCKIVKO A HAXPSOMK 1,INI'.
of scotch and Heme spun suitings In ,strlM
u,t . mm, nimru iimw nelilis IllaCK alia
Blue serges. Clay Diagonals, Bsnnecktiurn,
Msrgn-sger and .Vcglegim t hevtets, Ju.t Him
thing for summer wear Klegantly tnide and
Trimmed ivrfect tit. ulu from tuii, at
KUKNSTKls.rilK TAll.DIl,
37 North (J n if n tnet.
VSl'UINU, 1S7.
A New Departure ter Ijincaster In flneTal flneTal
ertng. Importing direct fiein tbe tM-st makers
et f ine Woelleus. t have nstreceUed through
the lloiten custom house, a large luvotce of my
own Imiiortatlen of
SUtTINU, SPBIVO DVtrilCOATINO AND
TlluUSEIUNii,
The Ilka of which, for stjle andiiuallty.hu
never b-en equaled In this city, aud cannot be
surpassed
A sp-clal invitation Is hereby encoded te all
tn want of Spring Uarmenta te rail early and
secure Cbelcu t", uterus sVerkmausblp the very
beat and prices lower than uvnr.
II ItRBIIABT,
msKT-lydB Nn 43 North Uu. en street
VKW UKOCT.lt IKS.
Ihilsoelide-IecoratiOD Day,
friends We Want you te llt the NO WCK 4-
Tita hUHAUK
TKA AVI) COfff KSTOBK.
And get the V.lue f.ir Rvery Penny you Stxind
We Make
Fine Teas ami Cedees a Sprclally.
We atse h.ive a fntt l.tnn of CHOtCst (iKO
CEBIK.S.
CLARK'S.
no. jtcasrKK sgtHK, lasuahteu.
Our New Delivery Wagen Is cim'ng
tnarbtfd.tw
G
TO
REIGART'S
OLD WINE STORE
ea
UOLCHK HKC,
l'lPEB Hl.liniKfJK.
1'OMMKUYhKC,
MUlll.KI 3KC.
ti. II. Mil in 111 Extra Dry,
And all ether Leading brands of Imported
Champan I.
Mele Agent ter the Pleasant alley Wine
Company. eiwcUl Ureal Wetrn Kx. Dry.enr
own brand, the finest American Champagne tn
the market.
Just recelvtd another large Invoice of Califor
nia Claret and While Wlue from Nana Valley,
California
Alargestockerimportedlliirgundles.Clarobj,
Bnlne and Sm-orne Wines.
We also hsve tbe largest and finest stock et
Brandli-s, WhlsklM, Ulns. Madeira, Sherrys and
erl Wlti'i', russ Ale, Guinness .stout, Saratoga
and Apeiilni Is Waters lu tbe city.
H. E. Slaymaker, Agt.,
Ne. 20 EA.9T KINO STREET,
LANCASTEB, I'A.
H
tKSU k BKOTUEK.
Gr. A. It.
COMRADES.
As the annual Decoration Da) anniver
sary approaches you will be skirmishing
around for Xew Uniforms in which te ap
pear en parade in honor of departed com
rades. Our offerings te-day in CJ. A. It.
Suits are of such a character that are but
rarely met with, and will surely meet the
approval et every one intending telmake
such a purchase. Our eyes are closed te
everything that has net solid merit, and
the most vigorous measures are used te se
cure tbe best workmanship.
1'AllTfCULAU ATTRITION 18 IIKSI'KCT.
fUI.LV ASKED XO OUB EXHIBITION
-or-
G. A. R'SUITS.
a- Call whether yen wish te purcbatc or net,
for It Is our pleasure tn show goods, ti. A, H.
bun s,es.eu. u. a. K.BUira.1100'.
Hirsh & Brether,
ONB PRIOB
M1ROHANT TAILORS,
-AND-
CUetMeis and Furnishers,
OOS. MOBTU QUBM IT. AMP OMTUC
wOTAJW, LAHOAataM, FA.
60 Pieces Bine Tirleten
Dar FUturaa, ete., etc., ayardwid.
par pleee, matuurlng 10 14 yards. Thla
Xsaneaater. Pa.
rstreataa.
W-ATOHKJ.
Watchte, Clocks Chtins and Jmlry
at less than auction prices nntll January 1, 1SS7
fine let et lungs, Ac. Alse. Elgin. WaJtham
(Aurera for which I am Sele Agent), and ether
rtrst-ciaas Watches! Beat Watch sad Jewelry
Hevwilrlnf.
aa-cerreet tltaa by Telegraph Dally, ealy
plaee in elty.
L. WEBER,
taK worth Queen st. Near rana'a. n. aw bapet
BrwctAclee. Byeilaaeswsnaepuasjannae ail
winds nt tpwMr
VKW JEWKLRY HTOrU:.
"SUM
Graduating Presents.
fOB CLASS HINDU, CI.A9S PINS, CLASS
HADUKs.UO TO
GILL'S.
(leld Watches, IMatnend ltlnn, Hunts' Initial
BIhks, scarf I'ins, Ac, Ac.
a- Itepatrlng In All Its Branches,
NO. 10 WEST KINO STREET.
luarll 1yd
I'.lltAHOUI.
R.a
A II.
SPECIAL
DBIVE IN PARASOLS!
BKKONOUBCOUNTKBS A JOB
Ler of
PARASOLS.
All Hits yrar's goods, f Ine materials. Marked
away down Are lull ends of wholesale stock
and cannot he duplicated.
Ureal Bargains, only a limited number en
hand.
r. b7& h.
14 East Kins Bt.
spltind
AMUBBMAKTt.
niri.TON OI'KKA UOUHK.
areNK WKKK.-ca
t'OMMKXClMi XOMtAV, MAV tM, 1H7.
(SUT1XIS, SiTCRl'AV AT? r. M.)
GRAU - GORDON
Cuslue Opera Company,
t'roienttOK tha following Operas with (ireat
Success:
TUCltlAY 'Tra Diavola'
WKINKSKAV "Mikade,
Till KSDAV l.r.nd Duchess.'
flUDAY La l'erlchole Street "Inirer."
SATUKDA Y-Matinee. ..." gueeu'a Lace Hand-
krrchlel "
SATUBDAV-KvenlDK "Olivette."
I'BICKK te.JOand iHCKNTa.
BKHKBVKD MCATS WCKNTB.
New en sale nt Opera Meuse OMIre. injWstd
ruBJUTVum.
w
IDMYKK'M KUKM1TUKK MIOHK.
J. Ii WIDMYER.
FURNITURE!
A Full Stock,
Desirable Geed?,
Lew Prices,
Newest.Style?.
WIDMYER'S
FURNITURE STORE,
Cerner Bast King and Duka Bta
LANCA8T1B, PA.
outS-lTeAlWmw
H
KINITHU'H FURN1TURB DEPOT.
LOOKING GLASSES!
We new Invite your attention te ear
stock of Leeking U lasses In Walnut,
Cherry and Geld. This li our Largest
BPKClALTr, and has beeu for years. We
this week received a large Invoice, and It
yen are or will be In need of a Leeking
Ulass for Se. te 101 we have thetn right In
stock te show. Just the thing te OU up
that specs between the windows.
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot,
N0.27AS SOUTH QUEEN 8TBEK.T.
AT We make Picture Frames te Order.
WANTKD-BY A HALKHMAN WITH
ten years' experience en the read, a Una
of cigars, from an A 1 manufacturer, en com
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