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akaaVkva KUUd te arary particular te
Sa ef tllBBBi fMIVMets
ky. -41- mi tha aanarlataedaecjr. Twe
fe itaiViinalata waat te LaMaater yeeterday
i ' -- - k ntav with Dr. E. K. Illgbee
itha ssAttar. but that tentlemtn was
aH keaaa. Tha two dlrecteta went te
frMmrc IBM morning in reiaueu w iue
ar. Tha petition naa eeaa birdeu vj
MaaaMMODleortewnacmlnM ue granting 01
..S.Mr. Hcflman'a oemmlasloo. Among the
r'h Msahar balna- three mlnletera.
DeaUi af Jsfca Balback.
Jehn Balback. aged 62, a well-known Cler-
acultan of town, died yery suddenly at
,?' kla home en Walnut atreet, above Third, last
? kicht at 9:45 o'clock. Heart disease was the
eaasa. Mr. Balback had bean complaining
for tha past year, but waa feeling vary well
jtaterday. uereurea accut v ogiecb uui
areaa a ahert while alter and aaked his
wlla te make him aeme tea. Thla being done
ha waa unable te drink It, oenplalnlng of hav
lag a pacullar feeling at the heart. Fnyaldans
Wara hurriedly summoned, but before they
arrtrad Mr. Balback was dead. He waa bem
In Baden, Germany, and came, te thla coun ceun
try about SO years age. He came te town
about 20 years age, and carried en ahoemak aheemak ahoemak
leg for the past 10 years. A wife and five
eblidree, two daughtera and three eons, are
left te mourn their leaa. The funeral arrange
aeenta have net been completed.
Hart ea tka BalUead.
Jeseph C. Strawbridge, fireman en engine
Ne. 374, of tha Pennsylvania railroad, was
atruck by a water plug at Gallachervllle last
night He waa brought te town and taken te
kla home. The exact state of bis injuries
are net yet known, but are supposed te be of
a aarleua nature.
track by a Knlfa.
Last evening a crowd et colored boys were
at tha Five Points, engaged In daneing, etc.,
among tha number being Meaaea Little.
Jehn Hill, a colored boy, approached the
erewd and Jwaa challenged by Little, who
aald that Hill could net ahuffle." This In
censed Hill, who threw a knife at Little,
atrlkleg hUtf en the right hip. A very ugly
woend waa caused, which bled prelusely.
Little Is confined te his home.
KMrly Orewnad.
Tha aeven-year-eld daughter of Harry Zsr
gar, living near the Br, Charles furnace, was
crossing the canal with a bucket of water
yeaterday, when she fell Inte the water. The
girl was rescued by Charles Erwln and re
mained unconscious for a very long tlma
She was resuscitated with great difficulty.
The Bena et Veterans will turn out en Me Me
eorial Day.
The committee en marking graves et Gen.
welsh Pest were engaged yesterday alter alter
neon la piaelaaSga en the graves ;of the de
Prand soldiers et the war burita
ithfcl cemetery.
The 14th annual picnic et the Shawnee tire
company will be held in Help's weeds en
Whit Monday. Tayler's orchestra, el Lan
canter, will furnish the music
The UfftL Scheel ulne will go te Yerk In
stead et Mllleravllle, where they will play
the Yerk College club.
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amiTUuttu, ax wemk.
Tbengh the Contesting Candidate Has Enoegb
Affidavit te Elect IHm.
Candidate Jacob S. Smith has net yet com
pleted his canvass el the Hlxth ward. He
has, however, secured sufficient names te
Insure his name being placed en the ticket
aa the candidate for prlsen.keeper In plsce
of Samuel W. Shirk, who was nominated en
the face of the returns. Thus far he haa the
affidavits of 113 citizens that they voted for
him. In addition he haa the names of thirty
ethers who decline te make sljldsvlt for per.
aenal reasons and several ethers told him that
thay would make affidavit they voted for him
Whenever a criminal suit is brought against
the (Sixth ward election beard.
Entries Fer Monday' Kare.
There will be one trot and two running
races at McGrann'a park en Monday after
neon, and they premise te be close and ex
citing. The trot will be for a purse of f:00,
and the horses will be William Flas b. g
BUUeD., and Edward McQenlgle's Yeung
Mlddletewn. These horses are very evenly
matched and a close contest U looked for.
The first running race will be between
Jehn J. Duffy's a. in. Beasle; U, Skeen's br.
ni. Lidy 8, and Aaren Kautlman'a b. g.
Charlie. The pony race will be between
Mellle and Bebby 8., owned by Jehn J.
Duffy and Btchard Sales.
Anether Salt for Damage.
Marriett Brosius, esq., counsel for Krcc'
erlck B. llelnhard, huckster, residing In the
Eighth ward, has brought a suit fer'damagts
In common pleas court against the Pennsyl
vania railroad company. It will be remem
bered that aome time age Relnbard was a
paaaenger en a train from I'ert Deposit te
Columbia. Near Turkey Hill the train ran
Inte the rear or another and a wreck resulted,
Belnbard was thrown heavily across the car
and fell en his back acresa one of the seats.
He waa Injured and confined te bed for
aevcral days. Aa the company did net settle
with him he brought thla suit
llesterad te HI rarsnts.
Charles Frick, a small boy, of C'8 Poplar
treat, wandered away from his borne en
Thursday afternoon, and waa found en East
King atreet by some boys and taken te the
Btatlen beuse. He could net speak Eagllsb,
and Special Officer Slinkman, by question
ing him, managed te get from him the fact
that he lived en the hill. After a long search
ha found the parents et the child. They
war greatly distressed at the boy's absence
aadbad been searching for him. It was the
time within a tew months that he
away from home.
The 77ih lUuoien.
venlilg the survivors of the 77lh
;K jugtaMBi neia anetner meeting in Reth.
gywHllfa tell and about CO members were
it, Aftaraeme talk ever tbe proposed
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iinA? nsBtes iuvj sujuuiuvu tu uini muuiusv
W'.&-miK, June llth, when a permanent
f".' MaulaaUeB will be affectad and a time for
33-, tha Msaaleai aDneinKML
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star la Mayer.
Tk Mayer dlapcaed of three caiea this
rteralag. two war dltcharged and the
Ifclrd, bum, waa aent te tbe workhouse.
Tka latter looked m if be bad net waahed
1t for mentba, and waa fraak enoegb te
Miaatttliatbadld set lateed te, aa tut wa
Alraitl of watar.
4. Anaaaaa wet as as aw Haus,
& WUnmMegbnt arraatadea Wednaaday
MI AastviilA, lAtbaneai aeaty, en aaapiclen et
',;-AWtaialati mm bera of E. L. Keyar, cl
' aws, Tlkf avraat was aaad by Cblaf
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eaThMniayaraalac at UMlrrwat
danea, Ma SK Leewt atreet The oeeaaiea
was a meet Joyeoe one. Mr. Bener, who la
76 yaara eM,umI a!a wll who la 71, war both
la excellent health. Their alx children,
fourteen grandchildren, ena great-grandchild,
and ether kindred te tha number of
Aft, ware gathered .around them. Tha chil
dren are Mra, Mary Kckart, wire of Leenard
Kckert ; Mr - Margaret BcbaaBar, wile of
Jacob Bcbaeftsri Mr. Geerge M. Berger,
tobacconist; Mra. Barbara Uenman, wiie 01
William Heffman, of Philadelphia! Mr.
Jehn H. Berger, proprietor el the Southern
Exchange hotel, thla city, and Mr. Win.
Berger, firemen, also of thla city.
Kev. K. P. Mayaer, of Zlea Lutheran
church, made a speech of congratulation In
behalf or the children, In which ha referred
very feelingly te the filial aflectleu they had
ever shown tewsrus tneir parents, ana
pointed te the well-preserved father and
mother and tha robust eons and daughtera aa
fulfilment et the command of premise,
Hener thy father and thy mother."
Kev. Mayaer, en the part of the children,
presented both Mr. and Mra. Berger with a
pair of geld spectacle, and en behalf of the
grandchildren wiin a puree ei geiu.
The house and greunda were brilliantly
lighted up, and a sumptuous banquet was
apread for the entertainment of the guests.
The festivities were kept up until the wee
sma' hours, the aged couple remaining until
all their guesta bad left.
Mr. and Mrs. Berger are Germane by
birth, and were married In the fatherland.
With four young children they came te
America In July, 1K2, and en landing at
New Yerk came directly te Lancaster where
they have since resided. They enjoy the
esteem et all who knew them, and in com.
men with their many friends the Istki.li-
ekmckr congratulates them en "the happy
occasion," and hopes for many mere returns
of the anniversary.
A Well-Karned position.
Jeseph C, Lenlx, who for three yeara was
clerk in the Beading railroad expreas office
in this city, and who subsequently drifted
down te Bosten, and obtained a subordinate
position en the Bosten A Albany railroad,
was en the 23d Inst, promoted te the Impor
ted position of general baggage agent en the
passenger department of the Bosten Albany
read. Jee was a soldier's orphan, educated
at tbe Mt Jey soldiers' orphans school. On
leaving school he learned telegraphy and
operated in Columbia for a ahert time. He
was brought te Lancaster aa a clerk by Wm.
J. Zslgler, agent or the Beading A Columbia
railroad, and worked ler him three yean.
He made friends with everybody and waa a
most faithful and efficient assistant. Leaving
Lancaster he waa atatlen agent at Fert Wash
lngten en the North Penn read and re
mained there until three or four yeara
age when he went te Boaten, get a
position en the Bosten i Albany read
and by bis own merit haa wen promotion as
general baggage agent Ills many friends in
Lancaster will be pleased te learn or his geed
fortune.
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Don't Want Thm te Cress.
Superintendent Gucker, or the Philadel
phia division of the Pennsylvania railroad,
arrived in town by special train thla after
noon. He had a conference with the stock,
holders et the Lancaster street car company,
who are new extending their tracks and by
the route laid out will comedown North
Queen street and cress the tracks of
the Pennsylvania railroad at tne paaaen
ger station. The railroad company de
net want the street cars te creas their
track en a grade and they will try te make
ether arrangements, undertneircnarter tne
street car people can creaa where they please,
but It Is likely that tbe difficulty will ue ae.
justed satisfactorily te both parties.
Decoration Day farad.
W. K. Uambrlght, chief marshal or the
Decoration Day parade en Monday, haa la.
sued tbe following order :
Tbe line will form en North Queen street,
right resting en Penn Square, and will move
promptly at 2 p. m . passing ever the fellow
leg route : West King tn Prince, te Cones Cenes
toga, te Seuth Queen, te Zlen and Woodward
Uill cemeteries. (Services). Te Strawberry,
te Seuth Queen, te East King, te Lime, te
James street entrance of Lancaster cemetery.
(Services.) Te Lemen, te North Queen, te
Penn Square and dismiss. Organization In
tending te participate will report at 1:30 p.m ,
se they may be assigned positions in line,
Carriages will form en West Orange atreet
AuUtant Print at St. Mary's Catholic Church.
fiev. Charles Kenny baa been appointed
assistant priest at St Mary's Catholic church,
and arrived in Lancaster Thursday evening.
Ilev. Kenny had officiated In Yerk and
Kenove, tbe latter being bis last place or ap
pointment Kev. Mark O'Neill, of Lykens, haa been
transferred te Mount Carmel, and Rev. Jehn
P.etlly, of Mount Carmel, te Lykens. The
above appointments were made by Rev. M.
J. McIIride, administrator of the dleceae of
Uarriaburg.
ily Blcjcl tc Philadelphia.
Te morrow morning a party consisting of
Jehn A. Burger, D. S. Smith, S. B. Downey,
of this city, and Geerge Kahler, of Millers
ville, will leave this city en bicycles ler
Philadelphia. They will leave at 6 o'clock
and go by way of New Helland, Uoneybreok
and Downingtown. They will take their
time and expect te be in Philadelphia by 2
o'clock In tbe alternoen. On Sunday they
will visit Cape May by the steamer Repub
lic, and will return te Lancaster en their
wheels Monday.
The Ntata Tacbra.
At the State Teachers' aweci itlen at Clear
field, en July I, 0 and 7, Prof. E. O. Lyte, of
Mllleravllle, will respond for the assc
elation te the address of welcome.
At the evening session el July 7, ad
dresses will be delivered by Dr. E. K.
Hlgbee and Dr. J. P. Wlckerabsm. J. P.
McCaskey is the secretary of the association,
and Prof. E. O. Lyte a member el the execu
tive committee.
Mera Cenulsnc Men y.
County Treasurer G rider received another
contribution te the conscience fund of his
eflice en Thursday. It waa a 20 note, and
was enclosed In a leaf et a patent medicine
almanac and en a slip of paper waa written
tbe words " conscience money." The letter
wai postmarked Conewago, waa mailed en
May SVJiand received at tbe Lancaater efflee
en Thursday at 1 p. ru. The amount baa
been credited te mlsoellaneeua reeelpta.
Fins Pal Cattle.
M. D. Kendig, of Creaswell, Maner town
ship, shipped today te tbe Philadelphia
market, through Mr. E. F. Tebn, nine bead
el fat cattle, their average weight being 1,755
pounds and gross weight 15,705. One of tbe
steers weighed a ten. All of them were
perfect beauties.
Tli Psyuaa Flshlug club.
Tbe Feiiuea ilsblng club, of this city, will
leave te-morrow alternoen in one of Dan
Trewlta'a large omnibuses and drive te
Intercourse. Tbey will encamp along the
l'equea creek, near that place, and will return
te Lancaster en Monday evening.
EaMrad Uall.
Adam Charles, of Lancaater township,
charged with oemmittlsg an aaaault and bat.
tery ea Cbarlea lielney, waa arreated en
Iburaday by Olueer Baacblar. Ha entered
ball ler bearing before. Alderman A. F.
Donnally.
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Mra. Lydla Vtj, widow of tba lata Jaoeb
Fry, died oe Wedaaaday artarsoea at Laadw
VaUay, aged 81 yaara. TM AummI takaa
nlaaa en BatardA MMfllsT St Xsthst'l wt
I tim, im lUslMlMtewavhlfi
at BxM hm eta Use the Cheeeta.
tern Us Ckleage Tilbaaa.
A Chicago bank man who haa a lovely
wife told a pretty geed story at his clab the
ether day by way of Illustrating tha proverb,
lal waya of women. She had said te him :
Dear, new I'm net going te ask you for an
allowance ; that Is vulgar. Yeu put a couple
et thousand in bank te icy credit, give me a
check-book and I'll tun the house, clothe
myself, pay the aervants, and relieve you et
ae much care;"
The gentleman was struck with the Idea.
After all," he said te himself, this mar.
rlage acrape I've get myself lote premises te
pan out. Dear, geed little woman I Hew
thoughtful el ber. Why, el course !" Ha he
drew a check en his own bank, deposited it
In another bank te bis wife's Individual
credit, and gave her a separate bank and
cnecK uoea. wemamiKe snn iewi me
bank-book Intea drawer, but held religiously
te tha check-book. Leng before the inentn
had expired she get a neilcs from the bank
that her account wai exhausted, and the last
check had overdrawn It f 1 70. Would she
klndlv make a new deoealt T"
The lady waa In a lurluus frame. There
must be something wrong, she knew. She
pored ever her ctieck-beuk, counted the
stubs and the bank checks, anil then she
knew that the bank had blundered. She
denned her new Kaster bonnet and her
spring wrap, ami lull of the spirit of tbe
occasion ami the outrage el the batik's Insult
sallcHi into me caMuer at me window.
What does tbls notice mean I ' she asked
In a voles quivering with paailen."
" It means tbatyouracceunt la overdrawn,
tnadame, that's all."
11 It Is no', sir. My husband gave me this
check-book, aud you see yeurseit that out et
the hundred cuieks In It I haven't used
titty. There's the book, sir; see ler your
self. Of course you'll have teexplalu this te
Mr. . I never was se Insulted 1''
" But, my dear madame, don't you see you
have drawn out all the money te j our credit
and f 1.7U oesiues r-
"I Just don't care anything about that
My husband gave me this checkbook, and
here les than half of them are used. De
you mean te say 1 am going te lese all of
these checks I Well, 1 11 go and see my hus
band about It. lle'll settle you, sir, and if I
have any Influence with him, and 1 think I
have, both hU account and mine shall go out
of this bank 1"
Fainens Grrmsn llislerun la Town.
Dr. Oiwald Seldenstlcker, et the Unlver
slty of Pennsylvania, Is the guct of K. K
Martin, Kq. Dr. Seldenstlcker Is well
known as tbe historian of this country, and
especially in Pennsylvania. Ills German
works are of the highest order of merit his
torically, while as a master of Germau style,
the doctor has lew equals, and no superior
In his native language. Sems years age he
wrote a valuable and entertaining sketch et
Ephrata and its history which appeared with
Illustrations In the Cfiidiry, and upon which
Dr. Eggleston based hi very pretty story en
titled "Sister Thereia" In the same maga
zine. The doctor will spend S jnday In Lan
caster. II Paid Ibe UUI
Prem tbe Lebanon limes
Mr. J. D. Geed, high constable of Mt
Jey, paid a visit te the rlty ou Wednesday
and called en Chief l'ernwalt He had
in his posiessten a warrant for Lewis
Becker, of Uellmandale, charging him with
defrauding a citizen e! Mt Jey out or f 15 W)
horse hire. Alderman Kreider bucked the
warrant and upon calling en Becker he paid
the bill and costs.
The Mater Committee.
The regular monthly meeting of the water
committee of councils was held last evening
and they continued in ssslen for two hours.
Tbe usual business was transacted, aud tbe
complaints of a number of persons in regard
te exoneration from water tax were heard.
Balloonist Want te On Up Here.
Mayer Morten is in receipt et letters from
Prof. S. A. King, et Philadelphia, and Prof.
Carl Myer.ef Mohawk, New Yerk, aeronauts
who would like te make ascensions in this
city ou July 4th.
A Deg's Feet Cut Otr.
This afternoon a deg had ene feet cut oil'
by tbe cars at Lemen and Walnut streets.
Special Officer Burns stepped his suffering
by sheeting him.
Auinsement.
Allhe King Slrnl Thtntrr.na Vtenday even
ing the King Street theatre will be reopened ter
a three nlxht engagement The attraction
will be W. II Hlghttnlre'sitratnattcandspecliitty
company, which uukea Iti second vUlt te Lan
caster thla season On Monday evening " at nl nl nl
doen'a Picnic" will bu played Among tfce
members of the company Is Mattfe Clark, allt
tle rIU of thbj city, whs left hre with them re
cently. She appears each night and has been
making a hit.
OBAIll:
Siissa In this city, en tbeSCth Inst, Sarah A.,
wlfe or Y. K r. Sheer, aged 6) j cat's.
The relatives unamends of the family are re
spectf ally Invited te attend the funeral, from
her husband's residence, Ne. 42 Seuth Duke
street en Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock. 2fl
Tbimlh -slay SS, IM7 In this city, Mrs. Lenlst
11. Jluler, wlfe of Mr Kdwlu Trlssler, aged 30
j ears.
The relatives and friend of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral from
the restdence of her husband. Ne. bun West Chest
nut street en Stturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Interment at Lancia ter cemetery.
Mais May iM. 1H.;, in this city, llnnrlette
Miller, daughter of lilratn and Lydia Miller, tn
her 12th year.
The relative and friends et the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
her parents' residence. Ne. S.'O Seuth Water
atreet en Monday morning atil o'clock, sharp,
topreceed te New Providence en the 9 31 triln.
Service at New Prnvldenre.
JfAAAAIS.
Ww xerst aurast.
Naw Veaa, May 57. Fleur market duU ;
sine, n 4093 U; Superfine, tl JiUl 1):
geed te choice extra Wimu-rn. (3 K)tJ oe ; Reed
veiai
fanev extra atate.13
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common te geed
extra Western, W 4egi w.
Wheat Ne. 1
Kd state.
Mi Ne. 1 de.
9Kc : "e. Bed. Winter. May. KHc ! J une. 7Kc ;
juiy,wai tvceipia, xu.s u; Bnipuienu, zn.izi.
Cern Ne. t mtxnd own. 44 ,c: May. 47J4CS de
June, 40 : J uly,43Wc: receipts, 20,3uu bu. : ahlp
menu, bi.tSi.
Oats Ne. 1 White State, t'jjt Ne. J de
37Hci NatMlxcd, June.3 J-jc; -luly, 3!!e ; ro re
celu, -ivm bus : shipment, 2.117
Bye dull i Westen, bSQvsc ; stale, STXOUc,
Barley nemtnaL
Perk dnll i old me, till 2.'.01SV.
lArd J uneJWk J uly. 17 us i Aug . 17 18.
MelasawAlaaBKSe for W bulling siuca.
TnrpejsfBBjri at S7&
UealnAHlBTralnea te geed, tl 2-XOl !7K.
rauvMBtruuii , imiuiiuu, ID ca.lHS,r?,3.
sTrelawn dull i srraln te Llvernoel. ia.
Butter dullt Weatern Cieamery. UXOlSe :
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gin Creamery, iiQXe i sute dairy, hall nrkln
urn, nvrec.
Cheese dull: Western FlaLllUailWeiirend tn
choice light skim. llKOI'-Hc. rnney white,
loaiec; state tacuiry, .Hl""! skims, C07C.
gg stead; i sute, 13(etls; Western, WHO
13c.
Sugar flrmt Keflned CuUeaf, ei-lca6Hct
ttrauulated, B U-ieflMic.
Tallew dull ; pntuu city, KiQS 13-lfc.
Rice nominal i Carolina, fair te meid, SOSkc
Ueffae ttrm i fair carsees, ale ler Bie.
enun and rrovuiena.
FurnUhed by S. K. Yuudt, Breker.
Caicuae, May V7, 1 o'clock p. tn.
Wheat. Cern. Oau. Perk, Lard.
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heat. Cem. Oata. Perk. Lard.
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17 IS I
June, V 11 July,
t? 25 1 Aug'
t;u-
ut ateca atartiet.
2aicAae, May SC The Dretwri' Journal !
rta i Cattle Itocelpu, no) head t shipments,
it marknt ativniifi'i hltmlnc ateers. SM te
VKW., I3TSOI (U; stackers and feeders, ft! Wt
mS eew, bulla and mtaefl. nwaj i 73 1 bulk.
Firuaji i: xexaicaiue, ii;uj -
Uea-Heclpta, w,eu nmdi htpmenta. Wen
head t market lower t rough and mtted. It no
Stmt packing ane snipping, isiisj'i I iigat,
aiaiseiikltiaawiwitu,
awp Kecetpta, Sle headt shlpmentf,
Coe i market atreug t native, M W0i t wneleu
NiVO'Ui Wcitern, 3 U'iUSi Tetalis, ti tim
li iambs, tiwatn. , ....
Kasv 1.1SSSTT. cattle Kecvtpta, I;
shipment, none t market dull t pi linn, tl 0it i
lair 10 RtxHi, ds !wj vtmiiium, w i i
cattle shipped te ew erk, neim
Hen Kecetpta, ltai head ! shipments 100
head ; market Utr l'hllaAtelphlaa. te t
Yerker, at i0MOi oeuunnn te llght.lt 7itl v);
pigs St loaitiie; hog khlpiwd te Hern erk,
cnr.
Sheep -Receipts, W0 head t shipments, PW s
tnM-ketdtilli prliiie.tOtl0:flr te geed. WW
HI !i , common, II Witt f' t earllng laMitx, It M
U W ! aprlug lambs, ti Sitje W.
saw Vei a atecaa.
Haw Yeax, May V, 1.30 p. m. Meney leanrd
at SOi iwr cent. KxchanKetendy,t s;e tM:
Uevernmenta (Inn. Currency 8', It bid) t
Conn. It WS' bid t k' de. II V bid.
Ibe (lock market opened flrm aud en a buy
ing e( Heading and Vanderbtlt Mecks price ad
vancvd H te 1 pt'rcfnt, with the exception of
Colerado coal, wbtch as weak and drellned IX
per cent, loe market continued flrm up re
nbeut 11 o'clock, heu there was tome selling
for the purpeie of realizing the preflis of the
early advance. This resulted tn a general de
cline by neon te the lowest price. At the pres
ent writing iiuoutlec ate Iractlenally lower
han these of lastutght.
m
IRacB ataraeta.
Unotatlens by ttced, Mctlrann M Ce. bauker
uuicasier, ra.
saw verk list. 11 a. w.
jr. w
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Den.AKIe.
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Jer. C
K. A T
Leu. A N
L. Shere
Mich. Cen
Heck Valley
Missouri i'atfl&c
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N. P. Pruf
N. West
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Cast Tennessee C
Omaha.
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Pacific Mall
Blchuiend Terminal
StPanl ,
Tex. Pac
Union Pac...
Wabash Cem
Wabash Prof
Western U
West Shere Bends
Mew England
raiLiDsirau list.
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P. A
K. Cent
Peeples Pas
Kdg.eenls. K4:
nil txiy.
Phlla, Traction ;
1M
1W
Wti
ta
lAcal Stecas and Bend.
Keperted by J. Si. Leng.
Par Last
value, sale.
Lancaster 6 per cent, lew iu
107
IX
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" t " Scheel lean.... KM
" " In ler 20 years. Jue
" t " In&erAiyears. 100
" lnlOer'JOyears. 100
Manhclm lloreugh lean 100
aaaa stocks.
Ptrst National Bank 100
rarmers' National Bank ...
105
Wis
103 25
106
102
US
117
JUO
119
134
130
119
1.-2 90
110
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110
12
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rulten National Bank liu
Lancaster County National Uank M
Northern National Bank lix)
Peeples' National Bank 100
Columbia National Bank 100
Christiana National Urnk let)
Kphruta National Bank HO
rfrst National Bank. Columbia loe
First National Bank.Btrasburg 100
Flnt National Bank, Martettu IX
First NaUenal Bank, ML Jey ISO
Lttltz National Ban: 100
Man helm National Bank 100
Union National Bank, Mount Jey.... SO
New Helland National Bank loe
Gap National Bank 100
Qnarryvllle National Bank 100
Allzabethtewn National Bank 100
-Vi'll' ADVEUTJSEXEMTS.
B
AKINQ POWDER.
ROYAL
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
Tills powder never varies. A marvel of
purity, strength and wholesomeness. Mera
economical than ihn ordinary kind, and cannot
be sold tn competition with the multitude of low
test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders.
Held only 4n corn. BeraL Baaisa Powesa Ce,
10B Wall Streeu New Yerk. mayZ7.lV.Ukw
WANTED TWO
and tour Cooks,
CUA1UIK. at
CHAMBERMAIDS
Apply, FttKK OF
F. II. TBOUT A CO.'S
Employment Office, 22 N. yueenSL
(ccend fleer.)
BAMBOO POLES AKE HO A HUE AND
Jointed Ked will een be carce. Just re
ceived a new let of Jointed Bamboo Bed at old
prices, very light and highly finished. Price
frtiinlioeoup. Alse anew let of Bait Kettles,
Beeks, Minuting, Lines, Leaders, etc.
Chicken Fan clersaru all talklagabentFralley's
Chicken Powder. It Is geed ana I hey all knew
It. Price, 25 cents.
FKAlLkV'eKASTKflD Pn ABM ACT,
(Opposite Kastern Market)
MmdM.W.FK
WANTED HEVEKAL GOOD IIOUMK
Servant Wages 1200 te H 00 per week.
Apply FBKA OP CUAbUK at
F. B. TBOUT A CO.'S
Kmploymcntefflce,2iMorth(ueen 8L
(Second tloer )
T7-1NO 8TKEET THEATKK.
nhiluienilay. Tneiday and Wcdaenlay,
MAY 30, SI AMD JUNK 1.
MONDAY MATI.1KK AT J O'CLOCK.
W. H. RIGHTMIRE'S
Specialty ud Dramitie Cempaaj.
MONDAY "Muldoon's Picnic."
TUKsDAY "Parler Matches"
WKUNFSDAV California Detective."
PUI0K9 10, 21 and !f) NTS.
UA11NAK lOaudaJCKiTJ
m.'TStd
TlO INDUCEMENT
FOK
SATURDAY AND MONDAY,
IN
HATS AND BONNETS,
FBOMlBCKg'XSUP.
Trimmed llau from 1. up. all shade. In
Turbans. Feather. Flowers, Lace. Laeeilaps
trout sua up. cellars and Cuff. Ladle' White
Tie, uersnu front jse. up. Ladle1 Jarssis
IAu'ud'0' up ua mure:aer1 ilsrssys from
f ..!5r!?u na Be Oetbrallaa of our ewa
uM.u.Buiaia. (.ace ever ler raisseis ana
ifJKS! it0"1 00, "P- OeAtsslsa It. CaU i
see them, at ' & MiaaHaT
mil 0a,lircUMM,
Cera-May,
Data-May,
jratv AurmutMtmmmiin.
R0SK8! BOSKS 1 . .
100 Ketrn for ce ineten' purpose at M oeati
each,
alt ait tt-t lblnvih Itiistnri HrftflL
ltd
UBU.W.eCUKUYKK.
PBIVATKHALKOKOANADA 1IOH8KS.
1 will have at my Bale stable, at tha ater
rtmae Heuse, en Monday, a carload et Canada
tlenea. Uoeit drivers and nrst ela feeder,
milttd UKUHUKUHOSSMAN
WANTKII-A GOOD G1UL TO 1)0 GKN
era! Housework. One that can speak
Uerman preferred,
Ahnlvat
nn
.NO, 30 kABT ClIKtTNUT HT.
FOR KKNT-A BK1CK STABLE; ROOM
ler four horses and six carriage t In centra
efetty. WM.J. COOrKK.
mayllTu.trtfd He. 1X West King St
c
UP.WING AND SMOKING TOBACCOS,
I'lnvlnir Cards, t'eker Chin, etc at I'OK.
TfOSKOS fllll.AIIBLt'lllA lltfAK BTOHE,
IN Mer.h Ijueen street
WM.riss, Proprietor.
AN ABATEMENT OK
111 be nllewiui mi all
or twtem .1 into I, !(. J,
myil 7UI
r. PER CENT.
ater Kent paid en
ILUAIIIKON.
City Treasurer.
1ACOB K SUEAKrT.K'H
PURE RYH WHISKEY.
NO. 15 CKNTUK SQUAUK, LANCAStKIt, PA
ii.nyl.1ttd
pOlUTONlHVS CAKOL1NAM, THE
A flnrst Me. Clgni In the rlty. Try them, at
pett rmiN no's I'lllL iliKl.i'lllA ctualt
S rett K. lJi North Cjueen tiet.
w.M.rls, Proprietor.
&1 nnnKeiiAKLSKH and bet.
CA)VrVVr TKlt C1IAMPAUMB TUAK
Due Gd Montebslle.
AT KOItHKH'S LlgUOU 8TOUB.
Me. i Centra Squara, Lancaster, Pa.
AKKLIABI.K PKKSON DKS1KKM A
position t wllllnn te turn bl hand te any
thing ; moderate compensation t can give best
of reference a te llenestv, Ttuthtulnftss and
Temperance. Ca'latthl ottlce. uiyliiwd
TJORTUO.NllOS PANKTELA8 ARK
A. mace or Clear Hsvana rtller, only 5 eenta.
a( runiuu.iuua tltiAa niuna
1SJ Merih
Uneen atreet.
WM. PIS'), Proprietor.
VtrANTED A COOK THAT CAN HELP
TV te wash aud Iren. App'yte
MUt:cc. K1WK.
m: iwd
) North Duke Street, City.
-TOU KOL'ND US. YOU ALSO FOUND
A your rnnfllence was net misplaced. Mil
tual coeratulatlens. Mere hemt s made happy,
for ai years you have trusted usand have never
tx.cn deceived, lour grateful servant
A W. MOOIMVAUD.
V'rB rkl . 1 VlT L'lVll 4-
aprW-lyds
Lancaster, Pa.
T?STATK OK KL1.KBETH COX, LATE
A-J el Lancaster city, aeceaseu. Letter tea.
lamentary en snld estate having been granted
te the unuer!ined. alt rternn Indebted tbemtn
are reuuestvd te uiaks 1'nuiedtalH payment, and
these hnvtnir claim or demands airalnst the
same, will present them without deUy for set
tlement te the uudxrsljined, residing In Lancas
ter el' v. CiiAltLAS r. AllaltMAN.
maylVKtdF
y-lVKtdF kzecnter.
usK"
MANHEIM
Reller Fleur!
an21-3mdBeed
T 11. BACHLElt,
Plamber, Gu Filler isd Sicim Eigiittr.
lm Supplies a specialty. Prepared te fur
nish istlmitcs en my lie Bystem of steam
lleatliig.
245 WEST KINO STREET.
my27-2td Lancaster, Pa.
T
HECUALKOM'E.
The Chalfonte.
Passenger Klevuter acd Other Modern lm lm
preeuieut. Ocean End of North Carolina Ave.,
ATLANTIC CITY, H J.
E. ROBERTS d. SONS. myKKtmd
F1AKfc.S! CAKES 1
Xew Ter the Best and Cheapest Cakes.
Lady Cake, 2V: V S.. Pennd Cake. 20c. sj a.
MnlassrH Pound Cake, 10c. V Sdouke Cake,
a)c. V ft Maccirnnrs.madeeitbebet Almonds
JOc, ft ft. cream Puir. 20c fl dez.
J II Kinds of Cakes Hiked te Order at Short
Netice rresh Cakss Dally. Wedding Case a
Specialty.
Saratoga Cream Bread. Vienna and all kinds
of ether bread fresh every dy, and made et tha
best Ueller Fleur. Delivered te any part of the
city.
O. BOBTTNBB,
N0.128PINRSTHKKT.
49- First Premium for Fancy Cakes at Lan
caster Fair,
ltd
F
LOUK A SPECIALTY !
The day will li Intensely cold
When sa-iuel Clarkdlauuderseld.
Fleur a Specialty I
We have the pleasure of Introducing te the
eonleef Lane ister an entirely -NkW t
manufactured en tbe latest Improved ayslem,
and would request all lever et geed, sweet
bread teglve it a trial, we Introduce Uus brand
of Fleur with these claims :
L Equal In richness and color te any Fleur tn
the United State.
2. Kqnal In strength te any Fleur made.
3. Superior In heaitntulnes te any stone or
roller rleurtn the United State.
These tacts can be nbunttauil by a fair trial
of this brand-thu high straight grade. Sold
only at
CLAUKK'8 OUIQ1NAL TKA AND COFFKK
8TOBK.Ne 61 WeatKlnaSL
BrockerhefT Bres lltzhStralahtUradeTVs.perqr.
PUlabury's Ai. Minnesota Fleur.. 75c
PralrleQneen Fleur, makes white bread,
esc.
riarke's A A Heller Fleur, only &ac "
Blukley' Bicelsler Bell.r 90c. "
Ulngrlth's Choice, c. pcr hali-i natter and
Mi. " '
jTI HAND EXCCK.SION.
FIR8T
Grand Excursion
OFTMKSRASOKTO
PENRYN PARK.
Under the Auspices of
HAMILTON ASSEMBLY, Ne. 6,482,
K.Of L.
On Wh.imendnyMay 30, 18S7.
HOUND TKtP TICKETS, OO CKNT8.
Chl'dren between the ages of C and 12 years,
30 cents.
Ticket for sale by members and at J P. Lit
tie's Cigar Stere, Ne. 11 Kast Chestnut street.
The committee take pleasure tn atatlng that
tbey have serured the services el Prof. Llppett,
the celebrated and famous PrestldUItatenr, who
will entertain the excursionist in his grand
temple of enchantment, with pleasing, refined
and wonderful Illusion.
Special train leave upper depot at 8 00 a. m.
Aud King street at 6 1 a. m. and 12-10 and B: 0
fi. m- tickets geed en all regular train dor der
ng the day. myXSld
O
AK HALL,
.I.KT US TUltN TO STYLK.
We're well known for our dependable
clothing; and tbe responsibilities we as
sume in giving- you a clear title that mate
rials and workmanship will turn out ac
cording te our statement. We don't rest
ourselves with these. We must have It
what it ought te be throughout ; and the
best in style. In the prices it falls consid
erably short of custom-made ; in fashion
ing and shapeliness you couldn't And tbe
difference. Yeu expect that from Oak
Uall, don't you ? and tbe prien below
everybody else's besides. You'll get both.
Whatever Is wanted in clothing we have.
WAMAMAKBB A llKOWH'l
O ax Hall,
80WTHJU6T COHKKB SIXTH AMD MAS
KaTT sTTts.,
HBW ADVKHTlHUKKHTa.
JJMMR01DKKIE3.
EMBROIDERIES.
Swlsa Rufflingr. Hamburg RuffllngB.
Swiss Flouneingfl. Hamburg Fleuncluge.
Swiss Edgings. Hamburg Fdgings.
H- All the above New, Direct from tmporter,at I. Price than kver Before.
R. E. FAHNESTOCK,
Next Doer te the Court Heuso.
.VA'IP All VKIITJSKMKXT.S.
rlK ONLY PLACE IN
where von ran net Lav
the errv
llenradrs and
SpanUh "trnlaht CulClKarettei Is at Ihn I'OK
TlMlll'U l'llll,AIF.I,llllA U1UAH
sreua,
Hi North gueen atlel.
WM.
nS, Proprietor.
WhST IN THE WORLD
- e
Oenilipilun, Bsadtcli, Bihemsess anj Dvspspsix
t-
Oechran's Tonic Bitters.
tluaranlerd In give satisfaction or the money
will be refunded. Large bottle only Wc.
rea salb ar
Cochran's Drug Stere.
NOS, 137 A IS) NOUTU gUKKN BT.
mattt-lyeedtt Lancaster, Pa.
T WKBEK, JKWELkTC
Watches. Clocks, Chains & Jewelry.
Special Watches for Partners nnd Batlreader..
Pine let of King. Ac. Alse, stlgln, Vf althaiu
(Aurera for which 1 am Sele Asrent), and ether
irv-viii naiciief,
Best Watch and Jewelry
Bepalrtna;.
flsreerreet
place tn etty.
time by Telegraph Dally, only
L. WEBER.
Ne. 1M1 N. gueen SL, Near Penn'a tt. It l)eet.
a- Srectarlr. kyealuse and Optical DihhIs.
All Kind of Jewelry.
M
ONEV SAVED I
Owing te an Overstock
OF-
Straw Hots
-WK WILL MAkK-
1 0 Per Cent. Reduction
On All Purchases of Saine During
MONDAY, MAY 30.
Stauffer &. Ce.,
N0S. 81 A 33 NORTH QUKKX ST.,
LANCASTKB, PA.
W1
.L1AMSON & KOHTKK.
CALL US BY TELEPHONE.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER.
LEGITIMATE.
Middlesex Yacht Cleth 1
PAST COLORS,
FOB
G. A. R. Suits.
BOYS' SUMMKK SUITS AN1 COATS AND
VKSTS.
CU1I.DKKVS KNEE PANTS AND SII1KT
WAISTS.
QKNT'S Oil BOYS' MACINAW BTKAW HATS
ANDFLIX1ULKFKLTDKKUYS.
CUILDUKN'S BTKAW CAPS AND UATB.
SUMMKK LAP KOUK3.
UOUSKSIIKKTS ANO WUtl'-S.
Us Sammer Underwear
OF ALL QUAL1TIK8,
IN BALBU1QOAN, FKENCU NKrTKD, AN-
UOLAOU1HD1A OAUZK.
feUMMKK SILK NKCKWt-AK.
T1IK I.ATK8T NOVKLTIBS IS TIM. DUX
CUAVAT.
FANCY IIOIIKKY.
T1IKKAD UI.OVKS AND CELLULOID COL
LAKSAHD CUFFS.
ladies' Summer Shoes,
1KCLUDINO
A LAKUK ASSOKTMINTOF 8L1PPIK8 AMD
OXFORD TIBS.
UENT'S WALKINO B110K8.
LAWN TBNNIS AKD BICYCLK' BUOK8
ATTUE I.0WK8T PKICIS
TraveliDg Bass and Valises.
WILLIAMSON S FOSTER,
tt, M.M Ml S Ettt KlH Bt, '
LAMUASTXK.tfA.
av Steraa elesa every avealaa; at o'eleac,
MmJsws aa4 Satateavs asatac
tneMter, Pa.
v "' n rA'K TIBKMKXTS.
WHILE MAKlNO UP YOUH OUTFIT
ler lias r l.hltig don't nvrrlenk the slnek
of Pine Tackle at IIUHI.RY'a IIHUU nt'iKa.
a Wt Htnu street Section Heds front l&e in
l".0)! Kel from tee te 14 00, New Japan and
Calcutta llaiubn i. geed teeiiih. and a la're aa aa
aeitinenttil lira and Nickel Hed Mountings,
JUST RECEIVED A HANDSOME LINE
or Hcntrh nnd Heme Spun lultlegsln Strlpea
and Plaid. Knilre new dntgns lllaek and
lllun cerKi-s, Clay DI.Renala, tltnnerkbnm,
MaegreKer nnd NeKlegee i.hevlets, Just Ihn
thing for summer wear. Kleaantiy made and
Trimmed. IVrleettlt Snlu f mm ta up. at
UOsKNHTI-:i,TIIK TAILUH.
37 North gueen etrret.
ATTENTION COM HADES.
Unente II. Themas Put, Ne St, rt A. K
will meet In Its pest room en SUNDAY. MAY
t. it1, at 7 o'clock p in., te attend divine ser
vice at tba M. K. Church, Duke street Tha
pest will also meet en Memerial Day, Monday,
May SO, at 1 o'clock p. m. t'omrnde will apiwar
far a possible, In II. A K. Uniform n hit
tllnvr aud Lane. The memorial exercta
will be concluded In tbe opera b"ne In the
evening. A lull attendance en the atiove occa
sion I earnestly rcque.tivd. Ily order of
CIIAKLas I) KN VKi. Commander.
A. V. llcasr, Adjutant. tn27-n
VSl'BINO, 1887.
A New Departure for lAncaster In Fine Tat
erlnK. Importing direct from tbe let makers
et Fine Woellens. I hviust received through
the llo-ten custom houe, a large Invoice of my
own Importation of
SUITING, SPUING OVWItCOATINU AMU
THUUSKKINU,
Theltke of which, for t)ln and enalltv.ha
never ben eijualed In this city, and cannot be
surpassed
A p-clal Invitation 1 herrby eiteeded te all
In want of tpting (larment te call early and
secure Choice Pattern. Workmanship the very
best and price lower Uiansvnr.
I I4KIUIAIII.
rnai27.Iydlt Ne. 43 North gueen street
TUSTB ECK1 VK B " A." EBESH SUl'PLY
CP UNDEUWKAU.
Dealerln Ladles' and Rent's FurnlshlmiOoed,
Underwear ter Men and Bey at all price te
suit the tlm.neiriickerCeuand Veal. Laun
dried and tlnlaundiled shlru, Panu, uvrrall.
Jtimpe , Neckwriir, Cellar, CnlTs and Suspen
der, llran from fu a pair up tethe Flnrst Hrlllsh
llcse. please call and exaiulne before you buy,
H.8. F KTTKHLY'S ONKPItlCk HOI1SK,
He Si North Uuevn Btreet
asy-Jtern c'esed every evening, except Men
day, Wednesday and Saturday. piJMyd
H
1RHH a BKOTHBM.
lUvlnR iiititu very Bilvcnlageeu
terms with sevcnil Large MnnuUc MnnuUc
turers of SUMMKK UOODS, we hsve
lx en able te manufacture them our
selves, and We have new what I ion ien
crally concednd the ltcst. Cheapest
aud Most Varied Meck of nUMMF.lt
CLOTUINU.
But we de net wish you In think It
ts the prlet only. The quality Is also
a consideration. Yeu would net luty
an Imperfect quality for the sake el a
tew cent. We are responsible ter
tveiy garment we make.
ThswordUKPANUAIlLKIathe hlK
key te our wonderful business, and
our umrvuleus stock.
Peoplede net need te be assured that
(inodjareUollableand Workmanship
will last. Tbey have bad se luany
yeaiV etperlence.
Tropical Weight, Sack and Ner
folks and uiasy ether pictty am!
fashionable style. We won't men
tion Prices until you tee the general
vaiue of our goedi. Teu cannot
rvalue hew cheap they are.
Hirsh & Brether,
ONB PRIOB
MBBOHANT TAILORB,
-AND-
CletMers and Farnisliers,
auK.
NOKTU QUKKN BT. AMD CNTK
MJUAKK. LANCABTBK, PA
AMVMMMMBTM.
jgUI,TON OPEBa"uOUSE.
JTONK WKKK.-C
C0M1E.NCISU MONDAY, MAY Sii, 1887.
(Matins, Batckexv at 3 r. y.)
GRAU - GORDON
Caslae Opera Company,
Presenting the follewInK Operas
with tlreat
RUWI, 1
vitirtAY....
La Perlchele street lnaer."
BATUKUAY- Matinee.
gueeu's utce nana
aercniei " '
8 ATU KUAY-KvenlnK
Olivette."
l'llICIS
KKSKKVKU BKATB
10, Wand mCKITH.
........?. S0OKNTB.
Mew en saleat Opera Heuse Grace.
mjtd
J & MART1M,
wartaitia aaa carAn psalm n
All KlndB of Lumber and Geal.
asrYAsnt Ma ie North watar ana Prima
Streats. above Lemen. Lancaster. ns-lv
T3AUMUARDNEKHA JKKFKK1KH.
COAL DEALERS.
Ornea s-Ne. 1JO North queen Street, and Ne,
664 North Prince street
Yasdb: North Prlnee Street, near Keadlng
Depot,
auy UtfCI I, AN0A8TKB. PA.
VIMAMt. 0.
WILLIAM EDUONOH,
Wlwl4sJrMlMi0eMiMiMirsAit
1SAUKIBPBM
CIGARS.
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