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JtwWWHIeHl ity. ...
Jl,HLZ."TTkM Falvev. of
15.000 In the Louisiana
Mr. Falrey U a member of St.
Oatfcolie church, of town, and baa
fg,Q0O te the church. Tbli eum or
'will dear away the debt en the prep-
ttf, awtf le a yery generoes girt.
Jlttewpccted that a new church
will be
,
gaM en the property between the parsonage
'gtM ui aa cnarcn ana men occupy me
March building aa a achoel.
Pirsssea's Parade Sticks.
' HI tTABAll. .tilrllrMtAr nl thn t.an-
nwnwnwnwv fliw
- a, "A Ma 1 .
S ' .ft.JL ."i
I.j firs denertmenL haa presented the
6, Columbia Fire company with a handsome
tet of parade sticks. The company highly
i appreciate the klndneaa of Mr. Hewell.
IP Un H. Tf. Millar took a handsome dee an
V'fck- of flowers te the cemetery and placed it en
iis.1 ka Jm.hUta ntt& MimA tlmft latAr Mr.
ad Mra. Miller went te leek at the grave
A and were anrprlaed te find that some mall-
tens peiaen had ateien about eight reecs
from the design.
The Shawnee fire company held a very
Mccessful picnic yeeterday In Ueiae'a weeds.
The achoel beard will organize f)n next
Monday, when the directere elected at the
last borough election will take their seals.
. Charles Lerlng was sent te jail for thirty
days by 'Squire Hershey, ter drunkenness
and disorderly conduct
Her sis awarrHABr.
AMI Then Jehn Mala ended His Oan Lite With
a Pistol Mullet,
from the Beading Times.
Bhertly after eleven o'clock Monday night,
When the muale of the orchestra had ceased
for the night and the crowd of merry dancers
who bad attended the West End club's ball
at Laner'a park were leaving that well-known
plcnle resort for their homes, the reverbera
tions through the trees of tour pistol
ahets startled all In the vicinity, and
Whan tbe first shock of tbe ex
aitcment had subsided, Jehn Matz lay
upon the cold pavement surrounding one of
the beer stands, still In death, with a bullet
hole through bis heart Near him lay Annie
Grlng mortally wennded. That green-eyed
monster, Jealousy, had been the cause or the
tragedy, and tba result of the sheeting was
an exact counterpart of that which took place
In the park en the Cth of laat September,
when Merris Sanders, prompted by the same
cause, fatally wounded 'his wife Mary, and
sent a bullet Inte hla own brain which ended
hla life.
The exact circumstances leading te the
tragedy are net definitely known. About
.an hour befescfEe aboetlng a man and a
TTwre neara quarreling en tne bat
IjUtz'a salcen at the park. Officer
was called in by the proprietor.
fearing that a tight would take place. TLe
officer approached the couple and asked
the woman whether she deaired te have tbe
man arrested. She replied, "Ne; don't talce
him down. I only want him te keep away
from me." Soen after the woman came
down from the balcony and steed at tbe
large tree near the entrance gate. Matz
again approached her and tbe two were en
- gaged -lu conversation for some time when
the woman walked towards the tint beer
atand. As she waa leaving Matz was beard
tessy, "If you go with any ether man I'll
snoot you," and Immediately atterward he
followed her. She bad passed a little be
yond the beer atand, and Matz atoed still
right at the corner et it, pulled out his re
volver and fired two shots at her. lie saw
her fall, and then turning the muzzle of the
42 calibre te himself he fired. The ball passed
through bis elt breast, near the heart, lie
fell dead instantly. The .crowd became
greatly excited, but the mere cool-headed
turned their attention te the woman.
She was taken te her home, where the ph v
alcian probed for and found tbe ball. Tbe
ballet entered the abdomen near the navel
and took a straight course, lodging at the
base of the hip. Matz bad been drinking te
excess ler some time. He was tl yearn of
age and a painter by occupation.
large Anutene at tba King Street Theatre
There was a veiy large audience at the
King street theatre last evening when W. II.
Klgbtmlre's dramatic and specialty company
opened a three nights engagement Nearly
very aeat In tbe house was occupied. The
comedy of "Muldoon's Picnic" was given
with Mr. High tm ire as Michael iluldoenuxA
G. A. Wright as Michael Mulcahey and the
people seemed pleased with the performance.
Before the comedy the Cellins Sisters were
seen In song and dances. This evening tbe
company win piay "lue uea" and tomor
row evening "The California Detective."
Before the Majer,
The mayor disposed of a few cases this
morning, of arrests made en Whit-Monday.
Mlcbaei i'itzpatrlck, jr., and Jehn Qulun
were arrested en the complaint of the North
Qeeen street showman for raising a disturb
ance in the " museum," and threatening te
clean out the place, Tbe costs or forty-eight
hours lu jail waa their sentence.
There was a row In Centre Square late yes
terday afternoon, but tbe participants get
away before the arrival of tbe police. Tbey
are known and warrants will be Issued for
their arrest.
A LelUr-Carrler Married.
William A. Kennedy, one et the letter car.
rlers of the Lancaster postefllce, waa missing
trem town en Monday, and It was net until
this morning that his tellew carriers discov
ered where he had spent Decoration Day. He
want te Camden, N. J., yesterday morning
Where he was married te Mlse LUlie Manby,
daughter of W. H. Manby, the well-known
piano man of this city. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Father Francis, and Wll
Ham te-dsy received tbe congratulations of
Us many friends.
A Walk That Did Net Cams Off
List evening the colored folks of this city
. tl hA hart m .lb- ... ..i. ...-
it hall la Fulton opera house. About a hundred
.-. waraflaw war tir iii inj.in.iiM.. i.
fX'HK of gushing damsels. Fer some reason
',"' akwrAllr Hlfl rtAt ttttrA .1baa a-. u ..
i"a. iwmm " - r" euu wiu mat
ifty saw jwtmuum wuu iin iu uave startea grew
y. armld of each ether, and ethers said that
aaanelant money for the watch could net be
ralaad.
Tess Housten Arrested.
Thes, Housten, who was an almost con-
'ataat lnmala of lha mniite I. II .m. ...
'it ate, and who ahoek the dust of Lancaster
r
sua abeea for a few years, turned up
a aaesiaay. ua was arrested for tab
erlemse ttrnnkan and disorderly con cen
AUamaa Harahey baa the case.
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MasweaiidaskaL
fPwtar DemubsU into saendng shot at
mrt km un HBHBMI imu.
l
AM ! Tea Wats, avsmt.
iTw-asetTaw la tha laat day en which water
ZTT JgT 5TV ",l.'""" wt I name were armUd ut thlaatty about Mai V
g-?-y yyl 8" waa I dAya age, during tba vkut bar of Banmat'a I j
i'frfp'
turn mmitWAUt n.
Kaawa
At twaat aatmwtn fsMft eeteek tela morn
tag Maa Mt MeOarnav of Laacaster'a
feast kwfm yeMf Mtaatt, 1M at the
boardteg heM of Lydla Crasser, Ne S2
East King atrMt. Bbe waa taken ill en Krl.
day laat and her case became critical almost
Immediately. Lta eraning It was hoped
lhatahe night possibly have a orange ter
the batter, but the end came te-day. xne
deceased waa in her S7th year.
Mlaa McCarren was the eniy eeua' "' " ,.
ward and Annie McCarren, and was ban and
reared in this city. Her andtather, James
dlT"nc7Inattl2. the deeaMed has been
encaged for herself, and had built up a very
flns trade among uin i'i' -"
She leaves no relatives In this part of the
country, her nearest connections being dis
tant cousins In Atlanta, Oa. They have been
telegraphed te concerning the death, and no
arrangements for the funeral will be made
until they are heard from.
The deceased waa one of the most papular
young women In Lancaster, and she counted
tier friends by the legion. Hhe had a great
Hew or animal spirits and a keen apprecia
tion of the ridiculous that always made her
company much sought after. Though alone
In the wet Id and of fragile constitution, she
bore her part bravely and well, and the host
et friends that gathered at her dying bedslde
gave testimony of the high appreciation In
which she was held. She waa an exemplary
member of St. Mary'a Catholic church, where
her presence will be sadly mtued In the
years te come.
MUi Amelia Strauss.
Miss Amelia, daughter of llerman and
Rertha Strauss, died en Monday, alter an
illness et a few weeks, from congestion el
the lungs. Deceased was employed for a
number el years as a saleslady at Astrich
Brethers and remained en duty until
stricken with the disease, which terminated
fatally. She waa a member et the oengrega-
gatinn Sbsaria Shemaln, and the members
will attend the funeral. She will be burled
te-morrow, the twenty.ttrst anniversary of
her birth. She was well known In this city,
city, and her many friends Jein with her pa
rents in mourning her less.
Picnics Yesterday.
Yesterday waa a geed day for plcnlsa, aa
the weather was cool and bracing. Many
p3eple enjoyed themselves In that way.
Tne Swiss Gruth association held a very
Urge picnic at Tells Haln and it waa an en
joyable allalr. At What Glen the Hanger
club spent the day dancing and otherwise
amusing themselves.
Tbe season was opened at Fenryn by the
Knights of Laber, who had a ery geed pic
nic. After spending a pleaaant day they re
turned te tbla city and reached here in very
geed time. All of the picnics passed off very
quietly.
A great many people of tbe city who did
net go te the picnics spent tbe day along the
Conostega. The Kast End Street Car com
pany did an Immense business and the cars
both waja were crowded all day and until
late last night
hevsral Clap Items.
During the past week some very notable
persenagis have visited our town. Cel.
Thacksra and wife registered at the Bellevue
hotel. Mra. Tbackara is the daughter et Gen.
Sherman. Mr. Black and wire, of Philadel
phia, also were entertained by Mr. Jacob
Kulter, proprietor el tbe hotel.
Mr. B. Frank Tableman, of Lancaster, paid
us a abort visit recently.
l'ref. I, II. I.erman, the great Indian phy
sician, with his teams of famous horses and
musicians, gave us some excellent music
wbile passing en his way te Lancaster and
Yerk, where he will atop for several weeks
Hvergreen Castle, Ne. 130, A. O.K. of M. C
will bold a grand fair and festival en tbe
grounds belonging te Bellevue hall, en Fri
day and Saturday evenings, June 3 and 4.
The Spring Garden band will furnish the
music.
Mr. Jeseph Baker, one of our townsmen,
who has been very ill for several weeks, is
able te Le out again.
m
Anether Society Organttlng.
I.ititz, May 31. About alxty persons,
members of the Moravian church, met In tbe
old chapei Saturday evening for tbe purpose
of considering a plan for the organization of
a Rociety havlDg for Its object tbe promoting
of social and friendlysplritamengtbe church
congregation. F. I. Hart presided, JehnG.
Xoek acting as secretary. The pastor, Kev.
C. A. Itenike, offered a series of resolutions,
for the governing of such an organizstieo,
w hlch, after some changes, were fixed upon
and erdered te be presented te another meet
ing en Thursday evening, when It la pro pre pro
peeod te perfect the omanlzttlen.
Tbe public schools will have their closing
exercises en Wednesday evening, in the
Moravian chapel. The high school will
graduate ene pupil.
The Moravian Sunday school will pleDic
thW j Ear at l'enryn Park.
Linden Hall commencement occurs en
June 15.
Leltera Granted by the Keglatsr.
The following letters were granted by tbe
register of wills for the week ending Tues
day, May 31 :
ADMiMsTitATiey Benjamin Stanffer, de
ceased, latH et Kllzabetk township ; Fanny S.
Stauller, Elizabeth, administratrix.
Kllen Morrison, deceased, late of Paradise
township ; KHz K. Ktbleman, Paradise,
administratrix.
Sarah A. Uesten, deceased, late of Salis
bury township; Tnemas .. Uesten, Phila
delphia, and K. D. Kosure, Uarrlsburg,
administrators.
Fred Stein and Mary Ann Stein, deceased,
late of Columbia borough ; Peter Bltner,
Columbia, administrator.
Mary M. Bitner, deceased, late of Lancaster
city ; Abraham Bltner, city, administrator.
Tr'nTAMENrAHV IlenJ, N, Brubaker, de
ceased, lateel Mt Jey township; Fanny Bru
baker, Mt Jey, executrix.
Ksamlnailen of Bcboel Tsacbsrs.
On Wednesday forencen a large crowd at
tended the examination of school teachers at
Wakefield, held by County Superintendent
M. J. Brecbt The class contained five pu
pils, and three passed a creditable examina
tion and received previsional certificates ;
two pupils failed entirety. At Oak Hill, en
Thursday, a very large and Interesting at
tendance was present The class consisted of
twelve pupils, and tbey were severely criti
cised by the superintendent, and they passed
a geed examination, and a very creditable
one te themselves. Misses Maud Patterson,
Mszle l'alrlamb, Emma Kibenshade, Sallie
Themas and Addie Kelse, were among tba
teachers examined. The directors state that
tbe schools are filled already by borne appli
cants. The Tearbera Net Dlapleasad.
A paragraph in the Philadelphia JVeuthls
morning sets forth that the teachers of the
public schools et this city are net pleased
with tbe bill signed by the governor,
authorizing tbe holding et a separate insti
tute. Inquiry of the teachera developed that
tbe opposition te the bill is very slight
Only two have expressed themselves as op
posed te the bill. One of them baa been for
years an enrolling officer of the county Insti
tute, and the objection of the ether teacher la
that the city schools will be overrun with
visitors during the county institute.
Bespseted rlckswcksta.
Detectives Miller and Tata en Monday af
ternoon arrested Michael Dougherty, Geerge
Hammend aad Frank. Harrla en a orewdad
Thirteenth street car, at Hamilton aUset,
Philadelphia, en suspicion et lnlandlng te
pick pockets, and locked theaa up at tba
Eighth distr let station house, Dougherty la
said te be also known aa " Red" Doegbarty,
aad Hammend aa Katrine," The two last
SBE -f. A-wiACTEB PA1LY INTELLIGEyCER, TUESDAY,
ataal Works ta B sVsmevea srrewa ww..
JrZ!r.iLiaUBiatB towards the con-
mmv"Z?
Tlvell, upon
wnica uiv "-"
utttimenced. was the an-
nual dinner, meeting and
vian ei insptje-
linn te tne preeni ..i.... ,-.-... -.
sSlten en Monday. Kebert Oarrett, Simen
f22 Msjer U 8. Bent, Cei-Uame.
Dufly, Cel. James Yeung and many preml
nent II. .V O. and P. K. K. Ullclale we
were
present. The management or the sieeuen
wnrka are desirous oftranspertlng their Steel-
ten Industry te Sparrow Point, luitlmere,
because of increased spaee and larger facili
ties for dumping slag or purchasing steel
making iron ere as It comes from the African,
Cuban and Spanish and ether Mediterranean
perta,
Mattltd at at, Aultient'i
Mias Mary Weltner and Mr. Jehn Meissen
berger were married in St. Antheny's Cat ho he ho
He eburch at 7 a. m te day by He v. A. F.KauU
Mr. lierley and Miss l.ydia Weluier acted as
groemaman and bridesmaid respectively.
The newly married pair are well known
members of St Antheny's church.
Ulryrlert HUnm,
Samuel It. Downey and Jehn A. Burger,
et the Lancaster Cycle Touring club, re.
turned from their bicycle ride te 1'bllsJel
pbta en Monday evening. They ere caught
in the rain twice en their way te the city en
Siturday. Tbey proceeded leisurely en
their trip leth ways and made no Hlbrt at
fast time. Oa the return Journey Mr. Dew.
ney badly broke his blejcla V. Sber Smttb,
the third member of the party, Is returning
by way of Heading.
Maes for I0,oeo Damage.
Jacob M. Hanley, through his attorneys,
Brown A- Bensel, have entered a suit for
slander In the court of common pleas against
Samuel C. Brlnser, of Ceney township.
The sMldavtt filed sets forth that Hrlneer cir
culated reports affecting his pbaracter for
honesty whereby he U damaged te the
amount of ?I0,WO.
KfyneUH' Mennuicnt Decorated,
The Reynolds monument at the north front
el the City ball, Philadelphia, was decorated
en Sundsy by tbe Keynelds Pest, and yes
terday morning tbe tiring party of the pett
Bred a salute lu honor el tbe dead here.
Ilentlil a llerte for 7,930.
Mr. Samuel Bally, the carriage manufac
turer, has purchased a beautiful sorrel geld
ing for IU.2J0. it is new being speeded at
McQrann's park, and shows a remarkable
gait It came trem Kentucky,
Went Wt,
Edward Brengle, formerly of Trederlck,
Md., lelt this city with bis wife, son and
sister In law for Omaha, Nebraska, where he
will reside in tbe future.
Esrartlen Tickers
Te-morrow the Pennsylvania railroad will
commence selling excursion tickets at re
duced rates te the different summer resorts
throughout the country.
Free Crunch Entertainment.
The Second Evangelical church will give
a free entertainment this evening. The com
mittee consists of Jacob Ilandall, Lizzie
Harding and Qussle Cehe.
HANLdn DMrMATItO lit OtVDAVM.
Gaudaur wen the champleushlp race with
Hanlan en Lake Calumet Ills., en Monday
evening, finishing five lengths ahead of tbe
ex-champion In 19m. 3U. The race was for
,000 a side, the gate receipts and the cham
pionship of America.
Stere Remodeled.
Mr. AL Reeenstein, Lancaster's prominent
merchant tailer.naa bad bis store handsomely
refuted in tne meat approved modern style.
tie has bad a shop for his tailors built in tbe
rear et his store where he employee none but
tbe best mechanics. He gives it his personal
supervision, hence his work must turn out
first class. His counters are laden with the
cbolcest line of Imported woolen". Fer fine
tailoring he takes the lead.
Auinsernenla.
A .Vutieal Stent. A nne literary and musical
pregramme will be given In the lecture room of
Urace Lutheran church te-morrow evening by
solelits and InstiumentalUU, and the grand
chorus of the Cheral society of that church.
DMATHt.
I)EsueD.-ln this city, en the 23lh Inst, Han
nah Oeamend.
The relatives and friends et the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral Irem
tbe residence of her brother In law, Jehn San
ders, Se. 15 Locust street en Wednesday morn
ing at s.3) ocleck. High mas ut St Mary's
church at 9 o'clock. Interment at St Mary's
cemetery. 2t
Kihlman -May 59. 1-SJ7, In this city, Uernhart
Kublmau, In the t-lut year of hla ege.
ltelatlves and friends, also Wa-htngten Cen
clave, Ne 9, Seven Wise Men, are respectfully
Invited te attend the funeral from bis Intu rest
dence. Ne SOU ltcckiand street, en Welnenday
alternoen at 2 o'clock Interment at .len'a cem
etery. Vrmres -On May 31th. In th's city, Amelia,
daughter of Herman and UerthtHtruuad, agud
i years.
friends nnd re'atlvcsare respectfully InMtcd
te attend the funeral, en Wednesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Plt-aseemlt flowers.
MiCaRRSx-ln this city, en the 311 In.t,
Elite McCarren.
Netice of tun era! hereafter.
JfAAtAMTA.
Mew lart ssaraet.
MSW
Yeu.
May 31. neur market dull :
fine, tl 4U03 ; 8a
rune, ti iaj sfj
reed te choice extra Weslern, 3 tOOi ou : geed
fancy extra state.kj 7uat oe ; common te geed
extra Western, i lutji W.
Wheat Ne. 1 Ked State. 993: Ne. I de.
98Xci Ne.llted. Winter, May. Kc: June. tf,)ic;
Jmv.'Ali i receipts, none ; shipments, none.
Cern Ma i mixed cash. 7fcc ; May. !c ; de
June, TKe ; Aug,Sc; receipts, none bua ; ship
ments, none.
Oatsv-Ne. 1 White State. !Xn; Ne. 2 de
37Hc; Ne. Mixed, June,32Jie; Jnly, 31Jc; re
cel jts, 2(1.000 bus t shipments, 2.22S
Bye dull I Western, eeaySdc I State, 57Ji0
Barley nominal.
Perk dull i old mw. sit2301SM.
Lard-June, It, 91; July, 1701; Aug. 1700.
Molasses dull at viic for SO boiling stock.
Turpentine flrm at 30Xc.
Keslndulli strained te geed, n 22X31 27
Petroleum dull t Manned. In ceses. axe
Pretghts dull ; grain te t.lasgew, IHd.
Uutter dull t Western Creamery. r.fJlSc ;
Blajln creamery, 739Xe state dairy, hall nrkln
tabs, lMTKe.
Cheese dull; Western Plat 1U40UKC; geed te
choice light skims, UXOWXc ranry Whtin,
lOXQIOXc; State factory. maWi"'- skims, ee7c
aggs steady ; Bute, 13X010 1 Western, UXQ
Sugar flrm 1 Reflned Cutleaf, 61160eC
tsranatated. lfi5c.
Tallew dull ; prune city, Wtc.
Mice nominal 1 Carolina, (air te (reed. 303X0 303X0
Ceffae flrm 1 fair cargoes, 2u;c ter Ule.
meca sjanisrs.
Quotations by tteed, McUrann A Ce., bankers
Lancaster, Pa.
aaw Teax Liar. 11 a. . i:. ir.u
Canada Padflc ei a e.'vi
O.O.C.AI U
OoleimdoCoal W tX K
Central Pae
Canada Southern di tt 6.1
GliL at. L. A Pvh ItlX
Den. A Hla O Si
DetL. W 17K
ErU.nisM Mshhhim W
Slifl. fcsflj.eeeae.eeaae
tlftT Ueeeteeteeeeees Bi
Ka T S.i
Leu. AH 6(2
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lfe)i
as
MiCA.cen
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Missouri Pacta 0
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rl west...... . ,.,,,,,,,, Ijs
Mast Tennassas u
Oraatm'
letaaasee. MM, 8W
iTimnsporUUen M
MKi M
Ontario
Paeiael
aueamqna Terminal su
3
in
Tax.raa sil
Oalea Pae t,j
wtgauyeti
Wabash Prat
Western U..
eaaaset i
ee. ! 8bM
VH
Wast Shere Bends.
Msw Bngland su
raxLanaivEiA tiar,
laflaMa TBassssisiiiiisssisasaiss
eaaeaea
fest.T.PhUa
SJaafe sate esse fe
sW wT e a a e e t a
T flaM teeeseeeteeeet
v
ies i
new vatat
Maw Tebk, May . IM av ss.-Bteaeyli
at IX par eL Kaekaaga quiet 14 gjmi M i
aevernmeats steady. Onrreney ra, u sjw bMi s
coup, n x bta i t)c de, n it eia.
Ihe stock market opened qutst but flrm,
with Heading tba feature at X par cant, advenes
en buying for Londen account, alter which the
market became dnll until Ham, when en bay
ing of Heading. Northwestern, 8L Pant, Dele
were, Lackawanna A Western, New Yerk A New
Bngland, the list advanced U te 1 per cent.
abOTe the opening figures. Since neon the Hit
hat sold en iracUenally,
Ohteac tfieuaea afarkat.
Catcioe.klay3l.l0 3)R in Market epet
waeat May, st,CJune, wHci July,
Auff . RIUc.
ned.
S5SC!
Cern May, S7c i June, STHc ! July, a'Het
Allff . 40Wc.
uata J
;i .- t- ... ... . . . .
jnn,vci July. '.c: Aug, nc.
1'erk Net quiurd.
Lard-Jnte-as tM Juiv.asW! Ana-..
Lard-
,astM Jiilr,Mm Aug., KM.
ene
17 av
Short Klbs-Juue. 17 ei; July, t'Ujil Aug,
etmiaa.
Wheat-May, eXc l June,se-t July, MS&j
Aug , MX".
Curn-May, SJXet June, Se ; July, &c
Aug , 4l0
Oai May, UXetJune, Xct Jnly, tsa
AOR. we.
rura Hay, v-a w i i iinn, kj crk
Lard-Mar. as 4 : J uue. k un
July,S8 4;X;
Auir-lt'. Mt
Htt-s-May, 7 0!K;
17 t;Xi Aug.lTKH-
June, Id as; July,
Un Bteea Market.
Cntoiee, May 30 The Itrevrrt' Journal re
port : Cattle Receipts, (Viv) head : shipments,
1M market strenger: shipping steers, DM te
l.VU St CnM bit stoekers and feednrs, J 70
s)3ei cows, bulls and mixed. SjOOQj tut bulk,
tJ Mfl' te : Tcxat cattle, t! 734)1 23.
Uegt Uecelpt. St.SJO head; shipments, &.C0n
head i market slew ; rough and mttnd, at 43
80J! packing and ahlpplng, 4Mifl3 0t) light,
St 4304 fO! skips, 13 SO04 4U.
h-ep Receipts, 0 bead i shipments,
none; market strong; clipped, 13 3T44 i: woeiod
4uuatt Western, U itJIM) Wn, J 75
lis; lamDS, ftovsjaeut ijiiiu nwtjeu
Kist Liaaarr. Cattle - Receipt. 1.S15 head :
Shipments, el : marknt slew ; IKfMc lower ;
cattle shipped te New erk. Hears.
Hnga Receipt. MOO head ; shipments SX
head i market dnllt rhllatlelphla. tMntyi 15;
Yorkers, (t 7M W ; common te light l V4 7 s
pigs H ret SO; hog' shipped te New erk,
li .art.
Sheep-Receipts. (fCQ head! shipments, (NY);
marketduUi pnine, invite; filr te (reed, S3M
tli-iS; common, II tettf&i yearling lambs, 14 80
Qbw, spring lambs, JSi46M.
Phlladslplila Prodee Market.
PBiLicsLrHi, May 31. 1 lour market qnlet:
sales, two barrel ; Minnesota Hakert, S4 1"4 70 ;
Pennsylvania ramUy, SB 7,'at oe; Weaturn de,
It 0 : Patents, S4 7ua li.
Kye flour steady, 7S4J-1 xa.
Wheat May, Wc: Jane, nc ; July
Me.; August JSc
Cern May, 4ii.Sc; June, 47c July, i;c;
Auguit, l.HC-
uata May, 7Xc t June, 37c; July, 37;c;
August, itKn.
Grain and Pronsiena,
mrnlshed by 8. K. Tundt Breker.
Cbicaoe, May 31, 1 o'clock p. m.
n neau iMirn. uai. rnia, iazu.
May
June
July
August
September..
October....
Utcembur..
37'
, SI SO
,.s
37
V
e i
s st
,...8S aVj
... MM l
....'.iCJ 4lii
it,
!bt(
661
6 -0
.. 77
'bar Leta.
... 116
... 10U
... llt
... -Jl
.li
. EU
BecetpU
Winter Wheat.,
Spring Wheat...
Cern.
Oat
By
Barley
OU City.
Crude Oil
Head.
l,t
, Lard.
6 37
6 S7
e se
t,S7
67
6 7S
Receipts Hogs.
Closing Prices 2 o'clock p. m.
v j
Vheat Cern. Oats. Perk,
M7
June....
X
i'K 23 SO
H'1
S3H
s'Q
W. 1 SO
S1 :..:
July ,
August
September..
October ,
December...
la
..m;
OU City.
Crude t
seu.,
S
JN'f W AD VEX TJSEMEMTS.
1TTANTED-A TOUNG MAN WANTr.D
W asderkandte n-ake himself uselul tna
restaurant, lielervncen quired. Appiyat
r. u. tueui a co.'s
lntell!gcnceotllce,2iNertbgaeenSt
WANTED-THREE GENERAL HOUSE
sen ants and two cook. Alse a Clumber
maid wants a situation. Apply, riUCK or
CUAUt.E, at
r. K.TUOUT ACO'9
Employment Offlce,2JN.yueen 3U
fecend fleer j
STRAYED FROM THE HTARLE YARD
of Ne. 413 North Duke street en Monday
evening, a Bleck Alderney Cew with white bind
legs, whtte spot en bead and breast Finder
will be liberally rewarded by returning the Cew
te the above address.
WANTED A YOUNG MAN AS BOOK
KEEPKKandclerklnarestaurant. One
who can make hlmselt generally useful. Ad
dress, uavin N'lXDOar,
m31-3td Posteiuce Butldtng, Alteena.
A RELIABLE PEKSON DESIRES A
position i willing te turn hU hand te any
thing ; moderate compensation ; can give best
or references ss te tfenestv, TTUlhtnlness and
Temperance. Ca'l at this office. myWiwd
TJOR RENT.
STOKE AND DWELLING
rer Bent In a geed neighborhood. Kent low te
a geed tenant Apply te U. M. Powers, or
uriilild BAC8MAN ABUItNS.
T"HE ONLY PLACE IN THE CITY
where you can Ret Lay Ilenradez and
Spanish rtlralght Cut Cigarettes Is at the POK
TUONUU PiULAIIKLflflA C1UAB STOBE.
Hi North Queen strcst.
WM. F1S3, Proprietor.
T AL C. A. STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.
X The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A ,
will held a Htruwberry rettval In the V. M. C.
A. Hall en 1 hnrday and Friday evenings. J one
2d and .id. I'rlce et admission, 10 cents. Tbe
holder of each ticket Is entitled te a plate of
Ice Cream. mil ltd
H
iRSH A BROTHER.
Having made very advantageous
terms with several Large Manufao Manufae Manufao
turersef BUMMBKOOOUS, we nave
been able te manufacture them our
selves, and we have new what Is gen
erally cenceded tbe Best Cheapest
and Most Varied Stock of 8UMMEK
CLOTHING.
But we de net wish you te think It
Is the prices only. Tbe quality Is also
a consideration. Yeu would net bny
an Imperfect quality for the sake et a
lew cents. We are responsible ter
every garment we make.
Ths word DEPEN DABLB is the big
key te our wonderful business, and
our marvelous stock,
Peoplede net need te be assured that
(I nods are Unliable and Workmanship
will last. Tbey have bad se many
) ears' experience.
Tropical Weights, Backs and Ner
folks and many ether pretty and
fashionable styles. We won't men
tion Prices until you see tbe general
value of our goods. Ten cannot
realise bow cheap they are.
Sirsh & Brether,
ONSIPRIOl
BfaWOBaVMT TAILORS,
-AMD-
Clothiers and FurnUlier,
SUMMER CLOTHING.
MAY 81, 1887.
riRKAT BAHQA1NS.
Special Items of Interest at the New Stere !
JOSEPH L. RAU & CO.
Roady-Made Calice Wrappers,
IN ALL SI.?,
1 110 U 31 TO 41 BUST, TS CKMT1.
rVi'.LLMADK, 1'KHrKUT 1 1TTINO,
FAST C0L0K8.
VfMAl't'KHS At Ml OO.
WKAI-PKUS AtMl.10.
WKAl'l'Kllfl At WtSS.
Jeseph
NOS. 136
-.VA'H
A I) VKRT1HKMKXTS.
MKMI1KKH OF CONORKGATION
.shaarta Shemaln ir res rx"ctlnllymiuf!,te(l
te attend the funeral of Ameila Strauss Wednes
day, June 1, 17. at 3 p m.
Ill OKDKKUrillfcU'KKSinENT.
Al UessssTii'), Secretary, ltd
c
HKWINO AND SMUKINU TOBACCOS,
1 l'lavlmr Cards. Poker Chlrx. etc. at POH-
TltONllUSpiltLAtiaLPIllA ClUAtt eTOUK,
Hi Mer.h yueen street
VM. riss, Proprietor.
HELP WANTl'.D.
Persons wishing territory en the following
honks will plenje call tomnrrew at Keem Ne HI,
Hehrer lietiae. North Uueen and Chestnut
street I " Life of Beecher," by Jes. Uewaril I
" Saniantha at Saratoga," by Jeslah Allen's
WltniMla Helley) t "ttrandpa Woedwlu's sto
ries," by Kev. l.ee. A. Pelts ; " Perley'a Keral
nUcences et Slity Htn In the National M M M
tropettn." by lien l'orlev I'oere t " Treasury of
Seng," Prof. L. U. Morrlien, mnttcal edition.
A. PKH18TON.
Fer llnhbard llres.. Philadelphia
aarlleecher Outtlt, SOa; Samantha, 75c ;
ethers, 1 .00. It
iTiNCE MOIIV1
SOMETHING NEW TO
Planea and Orcana In new
V SHOW YOU-
atyles of caaes, fancy weeds, rare carvings. Ac
Flegant I'ltne Cbatrs In novel designs, superbly
upholstered, l'tann carta and Cevera. In vari
ous shade, taatelully ornamented We will de
light your eye and your ear. It ta no surprise te
ua that you are aatenlahed when you hear our
low figure, such combinations et art anil
science aa you sea here displayed. Yeu can't
believe It until you see, it
OT UWL OT Al -s a.f l ,
NOB. 28 A 30 MAST Kl.Nli BT.
aprS-lyd
I an caster. Pa,
B
ARGAINS IN STRAW GOODS.
Stauffer &. Ce,
AKK.TUli WKEh, 111MNU
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
-ON
Straw Hots
ST- They are Closing Out est tain lines at Ceat
and effetlng el' act At BAkOAles en all
ethers. Hats et Every Desirable Style at ;Lew
est Prices.
STHUFFER & CO.,
NOS. :tl X :t .NORTH Ol'KF.N ST.,
LAN CASTE B. PA.
W1
LL1AMHON dt FOSTER.
CALL US BY TELEPHONE.
WILLIAMSON & FOSTER.
ADMIRABLE
Light -Weight Clothing
FOR SUMMER.
English Eerge Suits la Light and Dark
Stene Gray and Nary Blue.
Black Merge Drap d' Me Spanish Al
paca. Striped Alpaca and Light or Dark
bbades In Bseraueker Coats and Vests.
Prices from II 90 te 7.C.
Beys' and children's Bummer S alts and
Odd Pant.
Beys' Seersucker Cem and Vests from
It 2S te 12.23.
A Pull Assortment el New Htyies In
Manilla and Straw Hats for Oente and
Beys.
The Seft Pelt Pocket ItaU, M and n
cents.
(l ant's Light CM.imere Hats, UM te
II w.
Hummer Lap Dusters, Moras Bbeels
and Whips.
Tourists' Flannel Shirts. Bicycle shlrM,
Belts and Gaiters.
Light-Weight Underwear In French
Netted, Angela, Balbrlggan, India
Uanse and Merine, a, M, 7 eta and 11.00.
Bummer Neckties in the Popular Light
Shades, 25, 60 and T CU.
Hammer Dilvlng U loves In 1 bread or
Caster,
A Full Dress Shee for Ladles In Bright
Finished Curacea Kid BtylUb, Square
Tee. Prlee, 13.00.
A Bewed Bhee for Oents In Butten, Cen
great or Balmoral, Very Neat and Dressy,
Price, aj.00.
Trunks, Valises and Traveling Bags at
Lewest Prices.
WILLIAMSON 4 FOSTER,
S3, 14, M Ml SSlMt Hag ..
LAJICATatB,rA.
NKW ADVKKrjaMUtCXrs.
LADIES' JERSEYS!
ei'KCt At. LOT, COAT HACK,
HCa.NTS.
(Actnnl Value tl.u))
A SUItl'KlSlNU llaROAIII IN .IKHfKYSAT
80 cants.
UUItrAMUUSaUCKNT JKIttlS.
Thcwe he hare in and imrchmcd them re
gard these aaliuily urnnderlul ter tbe menry.
Your particular attviitlnn u dlrxctrd te our
complete and well sannrttd uteck el J alts a Y.
Metlbaran(ul flulnhnnd thorough general ux
oellence el ercry garment.
L. Rau
AND 138 NORTH QUEEN S?
KMW AnrMHTMKMKHT.
POHTUON1HVS I'ANI'.TIM.AH AHK
inafle of Clear la ana ruler, only 5 rent,
at HOKTUtlNtltl'3 C'UIAK HTOItlt. 131 North
Uueen street WM. ns, Preprletur.
MTANTKD-A C(X)K THAT CAN HELP
TV te a ash and Iren. App'ytn
MUH.C.U. slWV.
tuJI lwd
Wl North Duke Street, City.
WANTED.
ion Saleamen at once en very .liberal
luruia. MM
ml7-3mdA
Pactlttles unaun'sa'cd.
Hit
IIWN ItltOTIIKUS.
Ntimerymen, llecheater, N. Y
AN ABATE VI ENT OF
will! allowed en all
ei befom.lune 1. lf7. J.
myll-7ld
f. PER CENT.
liter Itenta paid en
ha nr ua,
City Treasurer.
pORTUONDO'S CAROLINA, TUP.
A. flneat 5e. Cigar In thn city. Try thetii, at
pnitrutisiie's Plill,iiKtl'lUA uiualt
S roll , in North Queenatn-et
WM riss, Proprietor.
RAT DYNAMITE KILLS RATS, NUCK
and Keachra. Cern Urnatnttn U well
aiHikenef aaa rvmedy ler Hard and Sert Cerns
(let relief ler your aching teeth tiy mlng
Mubley'aToeth Arlie linux. Ker title only at
HUHI.aVa imuu 81t,K.
Ne ai West King Blraet
F
NE AND CHEAP.
Harvest Whleky.
AT KOHUKK'S LlUUOfl 8TOUK,
Ne. e Centra Square, Lancaster, Pa.
1 ACOB F.
SUEAFFER'S
LIQUOR STORE
UEMOVl.O TO
Na 15 CKNTHK SQUAKB, LANCASTKIt, P,
mayt3 tld
ATTENTION, COMRADES!
Pensions. Incrvate of Pension and lleunty
Claims attended te promptly. Many are en
titled te Pensions and lleunty. 1 have com
piled with the rtquln-ments el the pension law
and am duly authorized te attend te all claims
KllWI.N HODkltlKU,
Omce 30 West Orang Street
nOUUl Lancaster, Pa.
INSTALMENT DEALERS WILL FIND
Just what they ntnd. A full lien of Instal
ment tioeds sold only te the Instalment Trade
by addressing
INSTALMENT DKALEU3 SUPPLY CO,
aprl-3mdTu,Th&4 Erie. Pa.
ALL PERSONS VIS1TINO THE CITY
Irem the country
ON WHIT-MONDAY,
Can Secure Bargains at
B.B. t ETTEBLY'3 ONE-PIIICE IIOlK.
Ne. ii North Oueen street.
Uauze Underwear for Men and lleys from CO
cents up. Hblrta, Panu, everal'a. Cellars, Celts,
Suspenders. t'mbrella. Seersucker Coats and
Vest Irem II. 10 up. Please call and examine be
fore you bur. at b.. raTrkitLvs.
say-store c eiud every evening, except Mon
day, Wednesday and Mturday. pi Jlyd
Cl'RINO, 1S67.
A New Departure for Lancaster In rtne Tat.
ertng. Importing direct from the beat makers
el Fine Woellens. I Imva nut received through
the Bo.ten custom house, a large Invoice of my
own Importation of
8UITINO, 8PKINU OVkltCOATI.SU AND
TKOUSEKINU,
The like of which, for stjle and nuallty.has
never been equaled in this city, and cannot be
surpassed.
A spctal Invitation Is hereby extended te all
tn want of Sprtnir Uarments te call early and
secure Choice patients Workmanship the very
beat and prices lower than ever.
II UEKMAHT,
marCTlydK Ne 43 North Uueen street
AMVtBMMltTM.
tine stri:kt tiikatrk.
Whltmemlaj, Tuesdajr and iVcdnesdaj,
MAI 30,31 AND JUNE 1.
MONDAY MATINEE AT 3 O'CLOCK.
W. H. RIGHTMIRE'S
Specially &sd Dramilie Company.
TUESDAY
WEUNkSUAl.
"Parler Matches"
." Cullfernlu Detective."
. 10, '.'land 30 TENTS.
10andWCK4T8
m3td
PIIICE1
MA11NAE.
rummiTvmm.
DKINITSU'S FURNITURE DEHOT. "
DON'T FAIL TO SEE
THE
Greatest Thing fnr Snmmer Use
TO BE HAD.
Sbip Hammock & Canopy.
AsTOrnamental wherever you wish te use IL
HEINITSH'S
Furniture Depot,
NO. 27 A 80UTU QUEIN HTKLET.
-tyiOMYKR'HKURNlTUHB STORK.
FULL VALUE.
OSE II JMDUEDCKNT8 WORTH OIVENPOU
KVEBYDOLLAK.
NO MlSBBl'BESENTATIONB.
OUK WOltK WILL STAND TUB TK8T.
TheWearlnk of Onr Goods wilt Bear Us Out In
What We Bay.
Te rave Meney Is teet that whiels will'. Wear
the Lenaett, and which need net be He-
piaeedln a Short Time.
SURPRISING I
Yuti3$ ff jaw-VaTMiW"-
Gesplata Htetk s era Carryief,
snd than Oe ana Tail Your
Nehjaber.
STYLE, QUALITY AND THICK TO SUIT ALL
WIDMYER'S
FUaWrrOBl STORM,
Klag BHMt Date Ms,,
mmm
f
MQHT-WEIGHT JA0KET8
t'er f prtng and Snmmer Wear, ,
ATUBIATLY HICDUCKI) PH1CKS.
JACKKTHattlH
JAUKMTNataien!",,
.tACKSTH at it W "...
.tAt:nBT- at .;;;;
JACKKlSatlttO
..HIMiUCkUfrrmtsne
. KA II 1 1 (J It II from SJ 60
..HBUlluRli rremtliM
..RKntlCKIItrprnMOU
..MKIIUUKOfiomSSeu
..MBUUUBUiremasu)
Beaded Grenadine Wraps
At AtteaUhlnaly Le vrteet.
& Ce.,
REET.
ui.eriiiftu.
M
YKRM A RATH FO II.
tx. -A-. R.
Net much time lelt te buy
Grand Army Suits.
It won't take a great deal of lima te buy one
here.
ODR PRICES AR1 LOW,
thegoedidoalrable, and sell without much per per
auaalen. Loek at Oar Men's Dress Salts
when you are In want of a Suit, and If veu are
looking ler LOW phi 'K-l you'll surely buy
Irem our well "elected stock.
MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS,
Plenty In varlety and low In price.
YOUTHS' DRESS SUITS,
In llandsome Patterns, at Uesaenable
Prices,
Bey.V and Children's Clothing,
ANY STYLE IM AUINAIII.E.
Myers & Bathfen,
LEA DIM. CLOTHIERS
NO. 12 EAST KINO STREET.
LANCABTBU. PA.
UANHMAH A BHO.
Extraordinary Bargains
IN eru-
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
Reduced Price List.
WE M aKE TO OU I) Kit. All-Went scotch Che
viot Units at 112 ou, feimer price SC10.
all Weel WoratedStilta at IIJ.00, former price
15000.
All-wool rinecssslraerc Bulls at IIS 00, former
price rauu.
All-Weel Imported Worsted SulU alt 0(0.
former price a u).
Striped All Weel Pants, te order, tot! 00, UM,
I tut, aj ou, an 00. t7 00, ss 00.
Orund Army Mutts, Indian Blue, with two sets
of buttons. atkJCO, ;), 10, lluui. tlieu Yeu
rnniint And such a choice variety any where else.
PiIiim Ihe Lewest.
L. GANSHAM A BRO.,
Merchant Tailors.
MANUrACTUBEBS OP
Men', Bays' aad CnlMrra'B t'lathlag,
B. B. COB. N. QUBEN A OUANOE HT8,
LANCABTEK PA.
AsTThe Cheapest (and Exclusive) Clothing
Heuse in the city.
N(
OW RKADY I
Our Ready-Made Stock
SPRING CLOTHING.
W are prepared te show our New BPBINO
STOCK in Keady-Made Mulls. Our Assortment
Is Larger than ever before, and Prices Lewer.
We nave taken special care te up geed and
Attractive SulU for the BPKINO TB AD a. and
we teal satlafled ear efferu have been sneoeas sneeeas
ful. Call and give ns the beneat of your opinion.
Oar Custom Department
Is Stocked with all the Newest Novelties tat
Bnltlnm. which we will Make te order In the
Best style.
FIT GOARANTliD.
BURGEE & SUTTON,
Talleri aa4 Cleliltn,
NO. 34 OHNTRI SQUABS,
LsNOABTjU. fa.
UBIAUi
ALAUIt.
-DtOR RKNT-A BRICK HTABLK: ROOM
A? for four horses and six can lagas t In centre
of cltv.
mayltTuAPtra
Ne. OK West Kin, 8L
TJWH RENT.
Ml .Twe or tour rooms In Brimmer's New
nnuunj
andsas
nc. Ne. 1M) North (jueea street.
tslnclnded. Appiyat
HM BkUMlIfcA'SLIVBBYOrr
(sbU-tM
orriei.
fjM)R SALE OR RENT-BRICK STABLE
a? and let, 17x80 feet, en Christian street, be
tween Esst King and Orange streets. Can be
illy changed Inte a machine snep or www-
house. Easy terms,
alt tld
M. a. HBUM4KMB.
Attorney-et-Lew.
HOUSK FOR KISNT OR HALE,
Meese with modern tmprevesments aa
steam beat, .targe laani aa yas. awsw
arge:
lf
K'
sty of
Lbaa
trait trees and grape vtaaa.
tat enh
street. Apply te
IBAF LAMP.
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jkAsJan'la... ipsk
iii'l'ff'fil"""MMW''HI 9
rassa aaaaMa),,,,),,,,.ii, f,
OOS. MOBYM DUMB M. AJ MM
asUKAJnisVA,
every btbbJb, at .
M,mmVkUm
BbbbmbbbmV
wfBaUUs. IsaVMAJtHb ,
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