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LANCASTER, PA., KggtfDAY, JULY 5, 1887.
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TIIK FOURTH OF JULY.
mi fHiuMMriur jm untmurmu
in 111 in umiui.w vitw.
falriiill.iu That Was Kihlhlled My a Constant
lln All May Mini Nlghl-Th ltatea and
'rietrihuta lil.la at Mt (liana's
I'aik Ilia l.arga Crewilt.
Fmuthel July thU jear (ell iieu eday
Dial Waa iNmutlliil ler the celebration el the
1 1 lib anniversary el American Independence,
Tite aim never slimiu muri) brightly ami I hare
was a cool limrm it iivmIIIiik all day totem tetem
xir Ita raja. The jieoplngate themselves up
te a general holiday cvl..lmlliiii. Frem the
ntrly morning the mids leading out of town
were traversed liy tthlcle ami en feet by
tlinse who wished In get away Irmii the city's
1II11, Tite Ismllug mi Him riwk attracted
great many, ami all the itnla grounds el
thu vlnlnlly held their iiieta Tint II 7.x bang
of tlm llrccracker tang en llie air all day, lav
ginning with a tuallailii alter midnight
Iti tlm eaily iniiriiltiK the atieeta were
nmls llwly tiy the ImihIb emxirtlng Use
ernatilrjllniis te Mlddliilnwn and ty the
parade nl l he Kulghta et Hi. Jului and Uia
Urand Army In (hit alleriieun the sports at
MiGranti'ipark ilmw many and In thoevtm theevtm
Ing Iheiwauds allien! them te sew the lite
wuiksdlqilx. 'Ilium wele few wvldenl of
any note. A M'Ih-ihI lutlew of Hie ilay'a
utiiiita in lieregtteu :
ina ran hi ii . r M'MMawa'A i'abh.
Htlrtlril lletes lltilil In the .vliertieun and Flrr Flrr
werB In Ilia F.veuleg
'I'liii ouleilalnmeut at the park consisted
of trotting, running and a deg race In Hie
afternoon, and a grand display el firework"
In thu evening. I'tie attendance In tliu after
noon Was net very large, there being about
six huudriHl prisons present. Doubtless
thore would havu been many mere prenent
had llinru net lieen a prevailing opinion that
the contests would tie or tlie "scrub rat"
order ; Instead et which they werecleae and
exalting.
til thrilniting contest llinie worn tint two
entries Mattlu Miller's chestnut mats
I.M.t II., hiiiI Frank MhcUiiuIkIe's brown
imtiu Msy. In the llmt heal May
took a lead at thu stall, epuml a gap along
the bsckslretcli and increased It te alz
lengths at thu end el the hall mile.
Frem that tlmtt en I. Id.i began te gain and
trolled very prettily down llin homestretch,
being beaten by imly atsjul a l-nigUi. The
second liext Mi) took slight IekI, and ll.e
herms traveled well together up llin li.k'k
strelch ; at thu hull uille My 1ml tiy two
length and kipt llial ilhUmi) ler iin"iluie.
On turning into tlie iMMinMii'leh I.Ida
hreku anil ivmid net he keI down, and wax
aluumt II.iUik'.I In thu third heat I.Ida
took a lead at thu Hint tutu ; txilh lieraea
broke, but l.lda Hlrui'k hur ptre llrat and
Kaluvd a Uad el nit IciikUi". MayKradit
ally gained en hur, reiluuiiig her lead te
lour length at tlm halt mill', tweal the three
iiiarteraand eiiu at tlm hceru. In the lour III
beat l.'da took a lead, but broke badly lu
UulHliIng thn hall mile, leilug about luur
leugthiand gllug MayngixKl lead; lu going
up the hackilreuli, l.tda ran until alie hail
ied May, and then etriiik her pace and
trotted wry prettily until thu llnlth, coining
In about thieu leugtba ahead, but the judges
aet her tTK'k '..r running and gte the heat
and raoe In May.
Following H Hiiuiunry .
Tretllnn for pilvtUl pnrae, llllbl Ur:lt, brl
llni'.i In live
rauk Mi i. jnflu . lit. nr in . Slav I 1 t
Muitln 1 1 1 1 -1 ni. li. in . I.lilt II .. i 1 1 I
lllliu -irtX. M1,5MI 111
1 UK lil'NNINU Kfi:
There tlm-e ixilriua ler thli eeel,
whluii wit li l I in I ! and reH'at, but only
two Marled, Mr Ktiillui'tn'rt thiarlte,
having 1 4iiK.il, wan drawn. Tue e iiitmUilti
were Kleliaid SIeV bty uure I.tiuy and
V. (ielter'a bay gelillng Itegardua. Alter
aetne troiible in xurtlng thu word wai given
and l.ucy weat allghtly te the Irecil and
atald there te the liuiili. lu thu ae' ind heat
lliigardiK nUnl lu and bmk a leil at the
lower turn uud iuoreuxl It te tlirve lungthi
at the ipitrler mle, and alter a nip and luck
htruggludnwu tliu hoiiieitreteli wen the heat
by a abort men. In the third heat
HegtrdiH leek a Nllht lead and held It
until the quarter pelu wai maclieil. Then
there wai a pretty run home and I. nay
get there llrat by a length, winning thu race.
Nummary ler Kuunltig Private purae,
halt mile and repeat :
It. Sdlc-inlit b in , Lucy I 'i I
C. toiler ent b ir . lleaaidui 1
'llll.u-f.ij U;.VK-
-i in: nun iiai'i:.
A giHul ileal olauiuaeiuent waa allnrded by
a deg race ler which there were three alarum:
C.A. Ken-n, euleriit Hcett ; I". K. Kralm, Nell
and A. N. Iturger, Det The distance tun
waa about 1 10 yarda. The dega were atarled
above the dlatance ()it and ran te the
judgea' aland. The raven were well cmitoated,
Mcett took thu Ural heat in ! bcceik
Det the atoeiid Ii04t III '. aeceuda,
Nell thu third In lu auoeuda, and Det
the leurth heat and the rave In 'J'j aeeunda.
(Irai.il nuulayul Flrawuika-Tbuiuaada at I ha
fark u See It
The grand display el llrewerka at Me
(Irann'a park In the evening attracted an
liumeiiHe crowd. Jut hew many thauaanda
were there la hard te guena. The atreet rail
way waa taxed te Ita utmost capacity ; Uie
caba and ceachea and 'buaes were packed,
and the turuplke waa lined with an almeat
unbroken proceaalen wending tbelr way te
the park afoot. The grand ataud, the ejien
atand and tbejudgea' aland were packed with
men, women and ohlldren, and aerea mere
et men, women and children occupied the
een Mffl within the race oeuraa
I'rel. l.ippelt, who had charge et the tire
werka, had a dozen large hmw net up in an
enclosure cam of the Judgea' atand, and en
thoae (Mintii were Died the innre important
pyrotechnic nlevea. All of them were bril
liant, and when thuy were auoeemlutly
lighted the great crowd gave vent te luud ap ap
plauie. The llrat piece waa a Tery
brilliant one en which the word " Wel
come " blued. Other aet pluiwa were the
American I'iag, the Indian I'almette, the
1'erHiati Koae, the Duuble Dauce el Falrlen,
tha Jainee(llery, the Kuiblem of Liberty
and Juative, the llrllllaut Huu, the I'elka
Quadrille, ami" (iiKMi Night." During the
intervala bbtwtuu tbeaeaet plevea, there were
Ulght el recketa, a large feunUIn battery,
bemb-ahella tired Ireui a uierlar, tableau
urea, exhibition bongelaN, iwravbute
recketa, Meral leunlaiua, red, blue and
greeu llgbta, reinan candleaand many ether
pretty tbluga. The display waa known aa a
"a aeven hundred dellara" eue and waa
liirnUhed by D. H. Ilurak for agoed deal leaa
money, and Mr. liurak alae aaalated I'rel.
l.ippelt lu aettlng oil the exhibition. Alto
gether it waa a creditable aXlalr and gave very
general nalialactlun.
TIIK UAblXlON A KAII.UllK.
The large het air balloon which waa te nave
ler med part of the exhibition could net be
Intlated and therefore would net go uji.
Kuignu el at. Juha'a farad.
The KulghUel ML Jehn eelebrated the day
by an early morning paiade. Tbey aamn
bled at their hall, In lull uniform, at 4 o'eleok
In the morning. Hhertly alter that bear,
beaded by the lilberty band, tbey mareaed
out Eaat King atreet te Abb, down Abb te
Orange, te the realdeaea of Father KauL
Hire the knlgbU were baited aa4 the lib
erty band aareaaded Father Kael. After
playing aeveral aelecUeaa Father Kaul ap ap ap
naared.oemnllmented tbe kalgbta ea theU
flee appearanee and Uuuked tbern ler te
aareaade. Tbe organlMUea aaxt vMted HI.
Mary'a Catholic church and aarenailed Kev.
Or. P. J. McCullagh. HL Jeaepli'a beapltal
waa nail vlalted, and after rather Mcbuella
waaaeranaded, the line of march waa taken
ler HU Jeaeph'a Catliolle church. Here tbe
members attended aervlea In a body, after
which a aerenade waa tendered te Father
Kech, tbe paaler. The knlgbla looked well
and drilled well, under the direction of Capt.
Kred K.Hhread.
TheU. A. It. lUranualrallwN.
At U o'clock a delaehuienl of Admiral
lteyuelda awl, (I. A. It., left their lant room,
and alter a antde through the principal
trneta, inarched te the l,aneaater eemelery.
At the anldlera' tot the aura and wtrlpM were
run te tbe lop of the till Il4gatall, the mem
bera aang patriotic aunga and a uad broil a
aalule. Uapl. Ilenrge VV. Ilullnagle waa In
command el the men. A. O. Leenard de
livered aatlnlngadiliutHal the aeldier'a let.
Alter the addttwa a aalule el :W giitia waa
II red and 'America" waa amig. The I'eat
mlurued te Centre Hipiare where a aalule el
t.'l guua waa Hied, alter which the veletana
broke rauka.
A Child Terribly Homed.
Jehn Myera,Jr., the throe-yoar-eld aen el
Jehn Myera, living en ljuuuat atreet, waa k
badly burned en Nunday that hla recovery la
doubtful. While playing with a brother a
lewyeara elder, the latter accidentally aet
lire te Jehn'a dreaa. It-ifere the llaiiim could
boexllngulalied the child waa terribly burned
about the IIiiiIm. Dr. J. W. lleaa waa aunt aunt
meneil and he attended te the chlld'a In
jur lea.
Ilia !' I'lrabv.
Itecklaiid club, Ne. fi, apuul the day by
holding a picnic at Deiuulh's park, and all
tbe available 'buaea in the city were prtaaed
Inte uae te carry tbe Irlenda el Uie club.
The Marlen club held Ita annual picnic at
Telia llalii and the atreet eara were thronged
all day with the excuralenlata bound for a
day'a pleaaure at thla well-known euumier
rveert.
VUI.VMHIM'M MUmBtmm VMLMItHAriVH.
t'arwlaa. rirawera. Oratory, MuMr,
Ueat
llacf., Klc Tha Town urewilid
by Hlraa(ra,
Cei.umiiia, July a. Never within the
memory et the eldeat lnhabilant of Columbia
baa any day lawn celebrated like the Fourth
el July el INX7. Fer miuib weeka pant the
iwtebratleu el tbe nation 'a holiday haalieen In
the handa et a commlltee ofcltl.en who have
put ferthewry f llert loiiiaketbeelnervatice
a auvwna and the txwctatlena of the ui(t
aaiigulne hate been lully reallr.il. The day
waausheied lu by tbe ringing el bulla, etc.,
and a parade el euug men dreieed In lautaa
tic ciatuuiea. Thla parade waa kept up for
ever an hour and the wrUclpauta seemed
bout en the Idea of making a noise. The
weather was all that could be desired; aJ.
though theaun was hot,aceol bree4ttemered
the atmosphere. Karly In the morning
strangers began te make their appearance aud
by the time et the parade the atreela were
literally packed with people, making walking
almost luiirMilble. The people of town seemed
Imbued with tbe aplrtt et patriotism and
everyone wanted te celebrate the holiday.
The display of bunting, Hags, eta, waa very
liberal, and almost every dwelling beuse and
business plaee wax trimmed, eome lielng
decorated In an elaborate manner. Thegraud
parade waa held at !i o'clock, forming at Third
aud Iiecust streets aud matching lu the fol
lowing order :
lllcyile Ijlub, H iiiciiilium, coinpe-nxl el Hilars
Initn Celutnhtik. J.ancvUir and otlier Htntd.
Chief Harahitl, (imi W llnlduiiia.il
AIiIh. H. HiilwIleraDdH. A llnckluv
Chlul lliirites Hall, dlcusKl In a lanbutlc
uianner.nn heraetiai k.
Council uuil ScIkkiI Heard In cutrl.iKCS.
KIHrtT liVlrtl(l!,
tlvllen llarslial.Uapt. r A. Ilcnnetu
Maytown lliml, II uiuii.
Ueiiiwiiy U, till ItepL, N. II. l',j: moil under
cottiuiuiidef blent. K II K kiima.
Uen. Wenh 1'iMt, Ne. MH, U. A. 11, 111 men.
iindurcoiiiiiuudef I'ejI Cuiutiituaure. ll.C'luv
pr.
Seul el Veteran, te iiicmitwm.
K'Omi lllVIHION.
Dlvlitlnn MarMhal, .Inlin Wcnterinin
Meiiutvlile It-tiid, 15 niHii.
Celiiuihlii rim Company, Ne. l.iil men
iKllant Fire Company. Ne. A .H men.
ali.iwnce rtre Ceuipauy, Ne. .1, 3i uiuu.
TlllltDUIVIHIIia.
Dlvlnlen M.ir.hal, lc lloiulen allillln.
l'reHHcl llantl. 1H inua.
Clil'iiii.ililiig TrttH), Ne. 3), of Uutl Uuil, W
melt.
Mi'tropelll in Hand. In men
Clilppe'a Ceuiiti uidery, Kulglitd el Ibu Ueldeu
Kaglu, Jl men.
rilVKTH IIIVKION.
lilvlsUm MiirIil. Cel. Jehn L. Wright.
l..lumlilii lliind, 17 moil
Knights of tha Mymlc Chain, GO men.
LoniMlega lxlge, KnlKhtsel i'ylhlus, .15 men.
L'eliitiiUliMiiiiineirhur, .') nuin,
rirrn mwnnm,
Illlen Marshil Jehn II. reny.
Hpruuklu'n Uriiin and rife Cern.
forty mounted menilruHiuil In f iiiIh.hiIcIeh.
Twenty rlve butcher wearing while up ions
uuil high hata.
Ili-ar'a hue ball clitbaud thu lluivey ruberN,
el liiiucnniieu.
Advurll-lnn wiiKOiM.
I'reiuplly at '. o'clock the column com.
uienoed moving ever the following route :
Up lieciiit toHeventti, Neveuth te ChUHtnut,
Cheatuut te Third, Third te Maple, Maple te
Hccend, thence te Commerce, Commerce te
Walnut, Walnut In Frent, Frent te Locust,
Locust te Hecentl, Heoend te Union, Union te
Filth, Filth te Cherry, Cherry te Huuend,
Heceud te I'erry, l'erry te Fourth, Fourth te
Mill, Mill te Filth, Filth te Union, Union te
Highlit, Klghth te Walnut, Walnut UiKecend
Heoend te licuit, up l.euut and counter
march te the iark, where the following
order et exercises waa u irned out :
A. J. Kautluian, esi , announced as presi
dent, Huu. U. M. North, LL. I). Thirty
eight vice proaldenu and thirty-eight
aecreUriea were announced. In presiding
Mr. North made a briel speech recounting
tbe patriotism el the anldlera' et '7(1 and the
benefits new euiyed by the country. The
musical and literary exercises were aa
fellows :
Music-" The lied. Whlleund Uluu," tlwiiner
cber.
flayer, lluv. U. W hly.
Munlu National Aim, band.
Declaration et tudupeeduute, Dr. O. W. Hern
thelel.
U mle " The Star Spangled Uanner," M.en-
nuicoer.
Urallen "The Day We Celebrate," lien. C. C.
Kaiitfuian.
Munlc Hull Columbia," tl.enuurcbur.
Uu.lc-Matiunal Aim, baud.
Alter tbe conclusion of the exercises a
number of balloons were sent oil.
At U o'clock a tourameut took place Iw
tween tbe members of tbe Columbia Kille
team en their rauge, opposite tbe Hint works.
Dr. W. U. Tayler mvte tbe highest acere
aud waa awarded tbe handsome silver cup.
At 4 o'clock tbe beat race took place en the
river, drawlngalargecrewd about tbe place.
Tbe aall beat owned by Jeseph Kntwlale waa
tbe winner el tbe prize.
Chestnutaireet waa crowded with people last
evening at 8 o'clock, when tbe display of tire tiro tire
werks took place. The fireworks bad been
placed en tbebigligroundaeppoalteCbeatnut
atreet, and every person had a geed oppor
tunity et seeing the pyrotechnic display; nine
large aet pieces, large quantities or rockets,
bemba, eta, comprised tills exhibition.
This closed tbe celebration and every
feature was varrled out In a very successful
manner. The peuple or town gave liberally
towards the observance, and bad the satisfac
tion el seeing that their money bad bees well
apent Kvery paaaeuger train coming into
Columbia waa tilled with strangers desiring
te aae tbe people observe tbe day. It bas been
stated as geed authority that Ufa thousand
people came te town te aee the celebration.
Tbe Columbia fire com piny bad tbelr
aew 1st France engine In the parade. Tbe
aew ateamer la a beauty and waa greatly
admired. The awtaatlcaU wsre a feature or
tbaytraue and the costumes were gotten ap
la flae style
AasaarMlagaa ex created considerable
mnsannat aa be weat through the atresia
Tha two Kerwy bretheta, of Kllxabatutewa,
were lu (he tauade. These men are aeven
fast la height
Tha Day at LIUU.
IiITItx, July i. The day waa ushered In
with a big noise, firing of cannon, ringing of
church bells, blowing of shop whistles, Ac.
Aa early aa aeven o'clock team from tbe
county indicated a lull day. Liwande'a
circus, having arrived Hunday evening, gave
a atreet parade at 8 o'clock, which waa a new
attraction In tbe old Moravian viltage and
drew quite a cress upon the streets. At 10
o'clock they gave a free exhibition or trapeze
performances and tight rope walking. Tbey
gave performances at 'i and 8 p. m. te large
audience.
At lOitO there wss a parade of the Knights
el tbe (Jelden Kaglc, participated In by
castles from Heading, New Helland, Man
helm and Lllllz, with squads from aeveral
ether placet), accompanied by excellent bra
bauds Irem Heading and New Helland.
At high neon the springs grounds were
cleared and the selling el tickets began. It
waa aoeti apparent that the crowd wan going
te be a large one, and at two o'clock, the hour
apKilnted forlbeieaklngeii the "grounds,"
also the oM)nlngtwrfnruianee el tbe circus,
lully one theuaand persona were en the
grounds.
At !!:!&, Dr. J. C llrebat called the crowd
te order when Kev. W. Lswara, efHL Paul's
Lutheran church, ewued the exercises with
prayer, and ileu. II. Hauuiaii, of Heading,
was Introduced. Ilia miliums was one of the
best historical Fourth of July addresses we
ever listened la Alter music by the
Liberty band of Heading (Irand VIceHtlllr,
K. II. K, of l'litladelphla,s;avaahurt history
el the order when F. 1. Hart Introduced
Past Chlel Dr. J. a Cram, el CaatlelM, Phila
delphia. Thla address was lull or II re and
fun, the listeners crowding near te lake In the
Jokes. Kx-Henater R F. Hughes, of Phila
delphia, also iK.H, H, thou spoke for ever
hall an hour. Ills was the ablest aud
most eloquent addreM of tbe day.
In Uie evening the grounds, aa usual, were
beautirully Illuminated by 0.U0U caudles aud
'JUO Chinese lanterns, while the tlrowerk and
balloon ascensions were equal te any lermer
celebrations. During tbe day Hteama' Hying
carriages, the bow ling alley and tbe circus all
received a large patrenage. While new and
then a stroet light drew some aside te witness
the pounding, yet few Intoxicated persons
were i9en en the streeta, and the day closed
atllw m. without any aa-ldents or Hum,
save a premature explosion el the fireworks
caused by tlm falling of a jrk amongst
them which greatly alarmed the crowd, but
uu eue waa seriously injured.
Th Calsoratlen at Map.
Oai-, July 4. The Fourth el July was
generally observed bore as a holiday. The
Knights ottlie Mystic Chain had a mas mas
queradeln the afternoon, about sevontyUve
men dressed in all kind el fancy, comic and
oriental costume being In line headed by the
Christiana cornet band. Alter parading
through the priuciial hlroet of (lap, the pro pre pro
ceaaeon waa hailed at the ground belonging
te Walker A Ce , where one et the most In
teresting game of bate twll waa played that
ever was wltnesMHl In thla vicinity. There
were about eight hundred people en the
ground. 'I he gitine waa played by the (lap
club against the Ceatenyille club, the (lap
winning by a score et 3 te - In the evening
a leati val was held en tbe let adjoining that
en which the game el base ball was played.
About three thousand people were prevent.
In conuectlon with tbe featlval one of tbe
grandest displays et tlrowerks that wan ever
seen In Uie lower end of the county was
given. The pieces were among the Hneat
ever set oil, aud all present enjoyed Uie occa
sion, It twing one long te be remembered. In
short, It wsa a real old-fashioned celebration
el tbe Fourth el July. Much credlt Is due
the committee In charge. Kverythlng passed
ctl without an acideiit el any kind. Thu
pyrotechnic display waa In charge of Mr. U
IS. Walker, U. K. Khlmp and (J. W. Oren Oren
derl, who handled the pieces wild aa much
precision and care aa eue with years el exi,
rlence lu that Una The order was excellent
and la a credit te the Caatle, under whose
auspices tbe alUir was gotten up aud carried
through.
I.IIII Ulebr.tllen In Marlatla.
Mahikita, July &. lu the morning be
fore the break of day a number or young men
ushered In tbe Fourth with a terrltic rear or
luuskelry and the racket el all the Instru
ments el noise available.
During the day tbe town had the appear
ance et a deserted village. Many went te
Columbia and ether places. In the evening
Ames Utaplelerd, landlord el the tit. Jehn
hotel, bad a very line display el llrewerka.
Tbe parly at Dully 'a park was a grand affair,
llernad by a rirecrackar.
Koiihkhitewn, July ii. The Fourth
passed oil very quietly. An accident hap
pened te Mias liiura llaer, el this place,
while celebrating I he day. While baudliug
some lireerackers oneel them exploded aud
burned the lour ends of her lingers en the
right baud, which were dr eased by Dr. D.
11. Hheuck.
VBLKHUATItlH AT MIODLBtUWIf.
Odd tallews aud Knight, ul tba (luldru Eagla
lu l.lutt A Memorable (lralen.
Monterey ledgo, Ne. 2-.', I. e. e. F., aud
Hlue Croaa Cemmandery, Ne. 5, Knights of
tbe (Jelden Kagle, left this city al'.lifOa. m.
te attend the dedication of a new Odd Fel
lows ball In Mlddletewn. ilefere leaving
Incaster a short street parade waa given.
Tbe knights In their bandaome uniforms and
the Odd Fellows lu their regalia made a
haudseme appearance. The Odd Fellows
were white straw helmet, made te order for
Uiem by Brandt .t Ce., Uie North Queen
street hatters, white sashes, glove and canes.
K. 1C Hnyder was their marshal and C. U,
11 err and Geerge A. Khilly assistant mar
shals. Tbe ledge was acoemiwnled by tbe
Falrvllle band which furnished excellent
music. Ilefere leaving Lancaster the ex
cursionists were photographed en a large
plate by II. Frank Hayler.
Arrived at Mlddletewn the excursionists
were met by a committee or Triune ledge
and escorted te beadqiiartera. Dluuer was
served uu a most liberal scale te every
stranger lu town. There were Odd Fellows
prevent from Hainbridge, (iiarry vllle, F.liza F.liza
belblewii, Yerk, llarrlabuig, Htoelten and
Imcaaler, besides members el the Knight
ei me ueiuen Kagie aud ether societies.
The grand parade formed at 1 o'clock and
moved promptly at 1:30. Over l.oeo men
were iu line. The route waa a long one,
but waa made pleasant by Uie geed eillces
or Uie cltlzena, who bad thrown heauUlul
arches across the street, decorated the build
ings with llaga and (lowers, and placed along
Uie line of march tuba tilled with ice water,
cold tea and lemonade, and received loud ap
plause aud ether demonstrations of welcome.
Monterey Ledge occupied the right et the
line and during the progress el tbe parade
went through a nuuiber of ripe evoluUeua,
lermiug tbe hour glass, Uie three link. Uie
heart and ether emblem of theerder ; all or
mem being prettily executed and loudly
cueereu ey me loeaera-on. '
At tbe close or th parade Uie hall, located
at Uie corner or Kuiaua and Catherine streets
a three story brlek with a Mansard reef, was
dedicated according te tbe ritual of Uie order
of Odd Fellows, by Past Urand Master
Charles N. Hlokek, of Bedford, Pa., aaalated
by District Deputy (irand Matter Krlamaa,
of Lancaster, and ethers. Alter the dedica
tory ceremonies were ever all retired te Uie
Farmers' market beuse and partook of a
meat excellent supper prepared by the com
mittee. After supper Monterey ledge took a walk
around with theFalrvlUe band at Uie bead
, of their column, and aereeaded the dliftreet
newspapers and a number of prominent cltl
nens, and before leaving ter home soreuadod
i'ast (Irand Master Illckek.
Tbe Lancaster Knlgbta aud Odd Fellows
returned te Lancaster at 10 p. m., well
pleased with tbelr Fourth el July celebra
tion. The new ball dedicated at Mlddletewn la a
very pretty one and was built aud furnished
at a cost of 7,IWu. It will be occupied by the
Odd Fellows Ledge aud Kncainpiuent, the
Knight ell'ylblaa, and the Knight of the
(Jelden Ksgle.
UABVALTIB U TUB UAH.
Kiploalea at Vlrswarhs Usawi r.itllriii.ut
en West King Mrs!.
One of the many temporary stands erected
for the sale of fireworks waa that el Frederick
Milter In front of Charles Duttmihnler'a cigar
store, 17 West King street A bout 7 o'clock
Saturday evenlng some one threw a lighted
llrecracker upon his stand and In an in
stant his whole stock wai hIUiiie. Kocket
and 1 teman caudles were oxpledlng In
all directions and the dynamite crackers
were hissing and craking at a terri
ble rate. One of thu rockets struck
Mr. I)uttenbelera front window and
ahattored a plate glass threo loot wide by
eight loot long. Mauy el the pieces fell into
the basement, occupied as a barber shop by
Jehn Hbeatler, lining the room with mneku
aud almost sullecatlng hint aud his cus
tomers. Au alarm or lire was Hounded
and the llreuien were seen en tbe ground,
but tbelr services were net needed,
aa a lew buckets el water Ntilllced te quench
the flames alter the llrewerka had all ex
ploded. Mr. Hu lei's loin la about f 10 In lire liro lire
werks and seme menuy miming from the
till alter the racket was ever.
Uee. Huydam, a boy, was badly burned In
tbe face en Monday by the explosion et a
firecracker. Dr. Heard man dreaaed the
bey'a wounds.
One el tbe results of celebrating the Fourth
with tee much enthusiasm was the un
fortunate accident which befell the Uttle son
of Lotter-carrlor Jauies H. Donuetly,roaidlng
en Plum street The little fellow had ene el
blsoyes very soverely Injured which may
result lu the less of thoeptlu by the explosion
of a cracker.
A lllte son of Jehn Myers, el Locust street,
between :t and I years el age, wai terribly
burned yealerday. Ilia dreai caught from a
tire craker, and wai seen In lUuiea. Hevural
gentlemen threw their coat around the
child and In that way extinguished the lire.
lie was badly burned about the body aud
leg, and Dr. Hess attended IiIiil
Uuorge Caster, a small boy, had ene eyu
badly burned by an oxpledlng firecracker.
Evanta ul the Ilay'a (teivaiii.
As Is the usual custom, the national aim
weresuug In thosteepleol Trinity Lutheran
church, by the choir, en the morning of the
Fourth. Iu addition two cernutlsts played
national airs.
The Lancaster M.ounerchor,to the number
te almost 75 memberH, enjoy ably spout the
Fourth et July at Mlllway station.
The cllizena of West Willow bad made ar
rangements ler a grand display nllirowerka
en Monday evening, but a abort tlme before
dark seme one accidentally let a tirecracker
drop where the tlrowerks were placed aud
they all went eir at once.
Themas llaumgardner'a home ou North
Duke street was the scene el t line dliplay
a het air balloon being sent oil. A Hue dis
play waa also given at Duke aud James
Blreeta.
The Liedcrkranz spent the day at Yerk
Furnace. The memberH left this city en the
early morning train ami returned at J: 15.
During the day patriotic- aengi were sung.
At a picnic held by the Metropolitan life
insurance sgenta el this city, at Lintner's
greve yesterday, Assistant Superintendent
J. W. Jenes wa presuuted with a'tmautliul
ebony geld beaded cane, as a token of Uie
esteem iu which he is bold by the sgents of
Lancaster district. Mr. Jenes neatly re
sponded. The largeit display of fireworks besides
the oneat McCranu's park wai that given at
City hotel, which liegan nliut half-past
eight o'clock and laMed until almost eleven.
Heme one lighted a large red lire-cracker and
Mr. llldeneur' terrier deg Jack ran out te
pick It up, Just as he get It in bis mouth the
cracker exploded. The deg was knocked
unconscious aud afterwards had several
spasms. It was at first believed that he
would die but he tinatly recovered and U
new all right, although he wai budly burned.
a nvitiimit ur iihawi.s.
Fracases Through tba Vlty of Mere or
Lena
Serious Impert,
Hhertly before neon en Monday qulte an
excitement waa caused en Kaat Oraiige atreet
near Khlppen by u tight in which Michael
MacGonlgle, his son Kdward aud William
HtermfelU were participant?. Slenufelt.
llveeat :l'J Kaat Orange street aud the Mau Mau
(leuiglea live en the ether side of (he
street. About a week age U.zie Htermfelt,
who Uvea with her brother, excepted te the
tying or Ibe MacCenigle horses in trout of
her home. Out el that grew a controversy
which culminated lu a light Iwtween Kdward
MacUenigle aud William bturmleltz at the
time mentioned. Mrs, Hannah McCullen
endeavored te aciMrale the men, but was
thrown ever violently en her back.
When the uinu were HtruRglirg, Michael
Macdonlgte, lather el Kdward, rushed
across Uie stroet and a violent persenal en
counter ensued between the threo men in the
Mteruifelt. domicile. It was said that Htorm Hterm
feltz was severely choked by tbe elder Muc
(lenlgla Miss Htormfellz and her brother
were sevorely cut from falling ou broken
glass in the room, and the services of a physi
cian were required. StonufeIU has entered
suit.
Alderman Iturr is the mngUtrate befere
whom two complaints of hhhauIi and battery
have been preferred against Michael and
Kdward Mactlonlgle. The second complaint
wa made by Lizzle Kteruifeltz, who alleges
she waa assaulted when alie stepped between
her brother and Uie defendants te prevent a
light.
Ilow ou Middle htreet.
Thuie was a disgraceful row ou Middle
street uu the afternoon of Iho 4th. It waa
between Kcubvii llucher, of Ne. liM) Middle
atreet, aud hia lather. Thu father went before
Alderman A. F. Dennelly and prosecutod his
son ter assault aud battery and the aeu when
arrested entered a cress suit ler a similar
otlensebelerotbosauioalderman. He alleges
that bis father Htruck biui without cause.
Ul Head Cut.
Jacob Hhaub and James Tarr had a fall out
en Fourth of July afternoon and Hlmiti
retired with a badly cut bead, lie sued his
assailant before Alderman lUrr.
Assaulted a Weman.
Lewis l'arkp, a colored man, committed u
assault and battery en Mary Procter, uu
Monday night. He waa arrested as be waa
about te take a west-bound train by Olllccr
Lmuan. lu delault of ball he was locked up
for a hearing by Alderman lUrr.
At (littlyibure en Huuday.
At (iettysburg tbe Piilladelphla troops and
Uie veteran el Pickett' famous Couledorato
brigade clasped bands and cheered patriotic
speeches te Uie echo. The various speakers
were glveu a grand reception, the grandest,
perhaps belug reserved ter Mrs. l'lckolt,wbe
waa present with ber aen, and for Uie presi
dent, wbeae letter eT sensible congratulation
en Uie union or Uie blue and gray waa re
ceived with tremendous applause.
Use of tbe uu JeuraaUst in Town.
James U. Uryaen, et Wilmington, Del,
who many year age waa ena et the propri
etor of the JNTKi.i.ieaNcaa, apent yester
day in Lujcasbx vlaltlBg ftlendr.
LEAF AT HOME AND ABROAD.
THM
TUHAVVU MAMtHMTB QVMMt XHM
fABT amrmn UAts.
Last Mnaaeu'a racked (JiieiIs Outing Well, Hut
Nut Heady fur Mals-Th New Crep (trow (trew
ing Klnslf Meuia el th Pastures el
Trail In Nsw Yerk.
There baa lieetl nothing dene lu the local
market worthy of note. Kvery body ha lawn
celebrating the Fourth or July te the neglect
et business, and Indeed there is net much
business te be dene. The stock or old Penn
sylvania leal is pretty well played out. The
'Wl seed leat Is net yet ready ler market, but
Is Mid te be curing nicely. Tha Havana seed
Is net doing no well, much el It being tender
and inclined te ret Dealers contlniie te buy
It from farmers at low rates loe low te make
Its growing prelltable.
The crop of 'b7 Is growing llnely. tt has
ontlrely recovered tram Uie hall visitation et
two weeks age. Tbe weather has been very
laverable te its growth, and It It escapes hsll
and Insect ravages a line crop will be
harvested.
Tbe Nsw Yera Cigar Leal Market.
The seed leal market eilers no special
leature of Interest this week. Something
has been done In old goods, of which, espe
cially the Hner grades, the market Is bare.
There is no doubt that early transactions in
In tbe new crop will take place te satisfy the
demaud et thoae who must supply them
selves. Already evldenoescould IwebMurveU
during Ibis wuek, as eilers were made ler
new packings and rejected, holders seeming
te be bullish In their views. The, rldtru
leusly high prices for Humalra paid ou the
ether side, will have a tendency te strengthen
the seed leaf market very materially.
Havana Sales reported feet up let) bales
at C.OeOf 1 10, and i 1.1 balea at 'Jjcfjf 1 '.!& The
latest advices from Havana confirm previous
reports that there will net be mere than a
halt crop In the Vuelta Almje district thin
fear. A Mavanal cigar manufacturer, new
n the city, nays that under tbe me favor
able circumstances there cannot be mere
than fid per cent, aa much tobacco in thla
crop suitable ler tills country as there wss
last year. Others say there will net be 3.1
per cent. That prier for geed old stock
mutge skyward seems new te be a cer
tainty. hiiuiatra There has been the usual looking
ever of old sUick this week, and a low mere
bales el the beat of It have been sold. This
stock is being rapidly reduced, notwithstand
ing that most of it Is of a very trashy order.
This is caused, probably, by the fact that
most of the recent Importations have been
appraised at 75c duty, with but little chance
of tbelr being reappraised at a lower rate.
The reported sales were 'J00 bales at f 1.20 te
(1.50.
I'hlladelpbla Market.
Heed Lear Trade is moving only with
thoae who have old leal of a desirable charac
ter, as these goods are limited lu quantity.
As seen as new goods are ready te eiler, a
favorable change can be existed, which
cannot new be much longer delayed, aa
sampling must come, especially Connecticut.
Sumatra ha new a position among the
trade which Is Impregnable Prlce Is a
secondary consideration, but rather, bow
many leave will it run te a inund 7
Havana moves out el store lu Increased de
mand. It must be uuquestionable.
ttalllmure Market,
Thore bas lioeu a mere active demand ler
all grades et Maryland tobacco, and there
have been sale of several hundred hogshead
of very common aud ground leaves at about
Inside quotations. The buyer for the French
contractors appears te take his time, but
Uiere are ethers In the market who seem te
bavoHeuio conttdence in the future, and the
market is steady. Ohie Is dull and nominally
steady -with sale roierttxl el VZ hbds durlug
the week.
SemethlDg for Our Felic.
Km. iNTKi.r.KiKNUKit There la a house
en Mlddle street between Seuth Duke aud
Christian streets that needs the attention or
our police. Kvery Saturday evening this
while past there aeeuis te be a gathering ul
men and wonien, mho have evidently beer
en tap, and who uiaKO uihI.t iiiip"- ty
their ergies and profane language, swearing
and lighting and vulgar talk can be heard
emanating Irmu this place until 'J and :i
o'clock Hunday morning. I.ast Sunday
morning about - o'clock the neise Irem thelr
lighting and swearing aroused thu neigh
bors for almost a square around, aud it seem
strange that none et our elllcers beard tlie
racket raided at tbi house. We also have
reasons te believ 9 that a beer club exists
thore en Sundays Irem the talk and clluk
ln of glasses heard by the neighbors-, and
the ineu aud women who cougregate there.
OllSEKVKlt.
Siiddeu Death at V ourjre.
William llallt, a young Welshman, a resi
dent of Sleollen, Dauphin county, died sud
denly at l'eiiryu park en Monday while
silling at dluuer with his wife, two children
aud u friend. He appeared te be iu excellent
health when suddenly be threw up his hands
exclaiming,"! beliuve I am going Iedic," aud
fell lute the arms el his friend. Drs. Miller
and .iegler, el Kteelten, who were present,
hurried te hli assistance, but he waa dead.
Mr. Jacksen, manager el Uie railroad, tele
graphed te Lebanon ler an undertaker who
seen arrived aud prepared tbe body ler ship
meiit te Htoelten. Mr. Hallt bad bceu danc
ing merrily a short tlme laifore he sat down
te dluuer, and It is supposed he overheated
himself aud died efhetrt disease. He had
been iu this country but a low yours.
A Large I'entleu Alluwed.
Deputy clerk et thu quarter sessions, (Ice.
W. Kaby, today terwarded te the United
States pension ageut, at Philadelphia, the
vouchers for a back pension which bas just
been allowed te Mrs. Susan llrondle, Martle
township. The claim wan en lile ler many
years, and as allowed is for -iJ5 months, at
(IS for a greater part e I that time, and for (I'J,
siuce the law was passed increasing tbe psu psu
Biens for that amount. The pension waa
allowed for the death of her son, who was her
only support.
A Carpenter Injured,
l'atteu Hanck, a carpenter, lu the employ
of the Peutisylv aula railroad ceuipauy, was
Injured this morning. He was walking ou
the eastern eud et the t'onestega bridge
carrying a bucket el water in his baud, when
he wa struck by the engine ul an eastern
bound freight train, lie was very badly cut
aud bruised, but none et hla 'bout were
brekeu. He was picked up by bis lelluw
werkmeu. U e was brought te tewu aud
taken te his home uu Mulberry street.
Nlgbt llloeiuluc Cereue.
On Saturday evening a large night bloom
lug eereua drew many visitor te Uie resi
dence or Mr. Jeseph H. tioedull, at the corner
el West James aud Charlette Htreet. The
ilniwnr wltnti fnllv nnnniul measured nearlv
the purest white.
Hut (III I.lceuf e Taken Out.
This wa the llrat day ter tbe city treasurer
te roeelvo pay for liconse for vehicle, under
the new eity ordlueuce. Se lar but ene
party baa taken out a license aud that is L.
11. Welch, a local dellverymau.
Bbeulder Rlad Ureken.
Last night while Jehn Sides residing en
Sblppen atreet near East King, was driving
through Mcarann's park, he was Uirewn
from hla wagon and had one of bis shoulder
blade broken. Dr. S. T. Davis attended
him.
His First sermon.
Kev. J. W. Memlnger, the new Ptaet
HU Paul' iletermed church, preached hi
llrat sermon en Sunday morning tram Acta
I Iz, 0. lie made a geed ImpreaUen,
ume. tiiitwLam eevmvtt. imtttwwmv.
This taltal Additle te Ike O. U, A. M. starts
Under Favorable Auspices.
On Saturday evening last (lea Shinier
Council, Ne. 177, Jr. O, U. A. M., wan Instl
luted by Deputy Slate Councillor J. ILMbellte
assisted bv tbe members et Coneatega and
Kinpire councils el Uie Jr. O. U. A. M., et
this city. Thore were upwards or ou ei uie
applicants prosenland quite a large number
or members or tbe order in this city were
also proHenl te take part In Uie institution or
the new council. The deputy stated tbe ob
jects et the meeting and read Uie charter
warrant Issued by the state council, alter
which he made the following appointment
te till the several eillces : Jr. P. C, Jehn C,
Hwniie, el Ne. -! ; V. C, J. D. Ileiiser, el Ne.
Zl ; 11. H., Isaac I'.. Leng, or Ne. '1 ; A. H. a,
K. H. Kurtr, el Ne. '."2 ; F. H., J. C. Ileam, el
Strasburg, Ne. in j treasurer, W. It. Miller,
of Ne, ill; conductor, Ames M. Albright, el
Ne. 13) ; warden, J. 11. M llleysack, el Ne. ii ;
I. S., W. F. I,eenard, el Ne. VHt ; O. S., Uee.
II. Ulrlcb, or Manhelm, Ne. :U J. P.
Winewer presided at the organ. Alter the
institution the new council elected tbe
lel lowing elllcers who were then duly
Installed by the deputy state counciller :
Jr. P. C, J. (. (loedman;U., Ueerge Kauir.
manjV. C, Abm. Kbrtsman; It. H., W. H.
Doebler ; A. H. S., (loerge ilellman;
F. S., I-euls Hlaugh ; Tress., J. W. Ander Ander
eon ; Cen., Jehn Morten ; War., J, M.
Flckes ; 1. H., Samuel Delsley j O. H., Aaren
Nagle ; trustees, J. 0. (loedman, Newton
Keders, Henry Smeych ; Hep. te H. C, J, (1.
(Joeduian andUuurge Kaiilluiau.
Alter Uie Installation, the tnember were
entertained by tbe Shllller Council (Jlee
club, who rendered several line songs, as did
also Mr. (Joe. Kaul! man, who sang a comic
song, and A. M. Albright gave several recita
tions in his usual geed style, alter which Uie
council was adjourued amid great enthu
siasm, the new members being well pleased
with what they saw and learned.
Tbe organlztUen starts nut under very
favorable circumstances, and bids lair te be
come ene et tbe strongest councils in Uie
erdur, as they have ttcme very geed workers
among them.
hMinm-ALHUlUHT.
Tbelr Marriage en th fourth el July Three
Hcere WIUiss tbe Ceremony.
At :t:!5 Monday afternoon the marriage of
Mr. (Irlllllh M. Lelblg te Mis Euiuia H.
Albright wa solemnized at the residence of
the brlde iu the presence of rulatives and
guests from liarrisburg, Philadelphia, Leba
non and ether place. Kev. J. Max Hark
elliciated, and a haudseme ring wai used In
thu ouremouy. Helen, sister or the bride, waa
bridesmaid, aud Mr. Wm. Heck was grooms
man. After tbe new ceuple received the con
gratulations el all preseut, tbe tables, laden
with every delicacy, were given theattentien
el the merry gathering ler several hours.
When tbe bridal party leit the house for their
home in lebanen, a thick shower el rice fol
lowed while entering the cab which conveyed
them te the railroad station. They reached
Lebanon at 7 p. m., and at their luture home
were recslved by a delegation who preceded
them for that purpose. The preaeuta were
many and handsome.
The groom, son el Jehn Lilbig, el Corn
wall, is a graduate el Mllleraville Nermal
school, 'Ml, and Kastuum's National Commer
cial college, Pougbkeepsie, N. Y. Several
year age he was with Williamson it Fester,
aud ler eouie Ume ha been holding a position
in Lebanon. The brlde is the daughter el
Keubeu H. Albright, 'Ml Seuth Prince street,
a graduate el the high school, class of 'SI, and
well known by a wide circle in this city.
Funerals of l'remlnent treeple.
The funeral et Klwoed M. Dance, a well
known young business man or the lower
end, took place en bunday afternoon Irem
tbe residence et bis mother, Ne. tilS Seuth
Queen street. It waa aUetnltrd-by-AW Wfltt
ita n and 7, uniformed rank Knights of
Pythias, and Inland City ledge Ne. 88, K. el
P., and a large concourse of friends. Kev.
Thes. Thompson conducted the funeral ser
vices, aud the interment was made at Wood
ward Hill cemelery.
The funeral et Themas Cuuiuilngs, the
wollknewu photegraphor, took place ou
Monday merniug from his residence, Ne. II
West Chestnut street. It was attended by
representative et Denegal ledge I. O. O. F.
el Marietta, Wanbingteu Kncampmvut and
representative of Laucaster led go of Odd
Fellows. Kev. U. K. Hetipl conducted the
services, and tbe Interment waa made at
Lancaster cemetery.
The funeral of Levi Hsrt this morning was
attended by the county tipstaves, a number
el old soldiers, and by a large number of hia
neighbor. The iuloruient was private
The Kat Kud Fishing 0 lob.
Tbe Kasl Kud Fishiug club left oil Monday
fur a week's encampment ou Welse a Island.
'Ibe organization Is made up principally et
resident el Uie eastern end or the city and
they have made aeveral annual trips te this
celebrated ttshing ground. They went fully
(qiiipjied with the best tbe market allerded,
ami with Abraui Maxwell and Jehn Uutler
te de the cooking they wilt net be hungry
during thelr trip. The following uamed
write are memberH or the club: Council
man Horger,Scbeol Director Krisman, Police
man Hoechler, Leiter Carrier Yackley,
Kuglneer T. A. Deen, Ceuucilman Kverls,
Mlcbaul llrecht, Albert Drachbar, Wm. M.
Deeu, Ileury Fisher, Charles Fordney,
Henry CJess, Uoerge Marlou, Wm. A. Nor Ner
beck and Henry M. Herr.
Tbe Twe Hides treseutd
Ou Stturday night Harry Htrehin and An
drew Arneld, of Lobaneu ceuuty, made com
plaint before Aldarmau Hirr against Wm.
Speng and William Franklin for aggravated
assault aud twttery. Their Blery is that while
walking ou Seuth Uueeu street, tbe defend
ant met thorn and attacked them without
provocation aud aerieusly injured Htrehm.
The defendants tell a dlllerent story. Mr.
Speng states that a man named .ears and bis
wife were quarreling aud he aud bis com
panion endeavored te atop the disturbance
aud while thuy were reiueustratiug with tbe
quarrelsome couple the stranger attacked
them and all they did was in Belt-defense.
The accused entered ball ter u hearing.
Veung lien's tlaiuecratle Club,
An important meeting et tbe Yeung Men'a
Democratic club will be held thla evening la
their club room, in Kepler'a new building,
ever tbe postemoe. Tbe conaUtutlen will be
eren for signatures, and It la hoped the at
tendance will be full. About 150 postal card
were sent out te aa many young Democrats,
inviting them te be preueut te-ulgbt. The
1 1. ...t.. 1. .. t. ...!.. n..l .1. .lit I . ..(..-
club wishes It te be understood that ((t Deui
ecrata are welcome at Uie club room, wbether
tbey have received, a personal invitation or
nut.
Ur. Carver Vowing.
Jehn Cllne, the well known gunner, ha
arranged with Dr. W. F. Carver and I J. K.
Hrewer, Uie great Bhoeter. te give an exhl-
blUenatMeUrann'apark, this oily, en next
Monday.'''' VuvM wU.lJ T'0'"?
"e wenderrul reat of breaking one theuaand
glass balls in alxty-llve minute
m
BseuriMBS te aeuytbarg sad atUWUtew.
The number or exouraienlat te OeUyaburg
en Htmdy waa 100, and en Monday nearly
300 Ucket were Mid ler Mlddletewn te
Knlgbt el the Gelden Kagle and Odd Fal
low, who participated in the demonstration
of tbeir respective orders In that tows.
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Kiim, Pa, July 3. Thetownet I
.
In the upper oil country, en the 1'hH
.V Krle railroad, Is burning up. Fk
started the contlagratiea la Beaeen I
wells, and it spread te tha Weaver
The town, bains without a lira aaean
helples. Tbe Warren departaMMt YrtV
but was without sumoleet boa. Thai
delnhla .t Krle railroad autberlUM i
nlng all relief possible te the Iowa. &.'-sJi
The lire spread irem the weaver i
taking In the pnstelilce, Jehn Leaaa'al
Mervln Jacksen's, Wells' clothing I
B, Ileman'a barber shop, U, 8., Me
drug store, (). U. Hill' grocery,
llres'. grocery and many ether
nees houses and dwollieg. One
waa burned te death by a bar
oil tank. Others are missing. Taa
spread te the Henry hotel aud envelop) law?
depot. Tlie people became panic I
and resorted te the hillsides te escape
burning oil Noeaiiinato can be put
the less, but thure is every reason te
that it will reach halt a million
There i but little Insurance. WA
Trainmen aay about three hundred heusa?
have been destroyed, almost Uie enUre Yff'ui
lage. The ixxiple are entirely hemelea
Tblrty-Flva llulldluge Oetlrejred.
Ubai-ten, W. Va, July 5. A great flra, Um
raging here. Thirty-live buildings have
destroyed. Leus, $100,000.
(InlnifMt Frem Oonstantlnenla. KfvS
Lomhen, July 5, Lord Balisbury aav'-fl
nounced In the Heuse et Lords thla eveaiagjj
that the convention between TetmbK
and (ireAt Urltaln for the admtat:A
tratlen of Kgyptlau atlalr had a
yet been rati Hed and that ha hi
instructed Sir Henry Drummond Wolff, II
liritish minister, te leave ConstanUnepte,
..... m. .. ft.-.
u.vi.Ti.MeiiK, juiy (. bruut aaatutt
committed en Miss Henrietta H. Pewali, it'.
Matthew' Court Heuse, Va., last night,'
Walter L Kilten, mate et the bark ResUa,v
or Cherry ueiu, ma mum rewull u 10 yeara
old.
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A New Yerk Fallur.
New Yeuic, July 5. Jehn Slade A Obj
dry goods aud commission, 07 Laonard I
have made au assignment. They give
terences et ever f JOO.OOO.
Au Action Against UutUle BIIL
Londen, July 5. An action ha btca
mouced tereatrsln ilullale Hill's Wild WeaaJ
show Irem tbelr exhibition of ntla shoetmg.
Tba uemnlalnt call 11 a nulsunce.
ssjriiaa tmuiUA rma-a -.a
t 1 Wamuihoten, D. C, July h.WBtM
ifjwUmi funusyivania : Fair weataer.-,
r Jsoutberly winds, statleuary tempetaV
tura sa
tlHlir.H 1MK BMW M AM IU MB MM T. 'frf
The (irand Opera txeua umu te aaeeiBil.i;
ueae In Fefg'e Farry." ffi$
iiiu uiiuu ujwn iiuum ww mmnwi Ii
the new managemeut en Saturday eve
when a laruu audience lratlmrnd (n wrUiiaaai
"Fogg's Ferry." Miss Carleton abewaa;
herself capable of interpreting the impertaal i
character te please the auditor, and tbejri
showed their apprecbitlen et ber work by a
juaudlng trequently aud loudly.
NW MVII'BK'U IU IUU I'my WOIKFTVZT BJUIJU, I
the scenery, especially In the second act. i
equal te that ctrrivd by Ilrst-clsas travailaari
companies. Jehn Trewltz besides werfcaafjj
iu tne cast, cave an exuiu men or ni saui ",
a number el musical instruments. Thesis)-?
lug of w. h. Hamilton gamed blm sevafM
encores, te which he resixmded. Alter VUA't
play a farce wa glveu which could hardiw'
bave been livelier. rj,
The Uraud opera liouse la ue w luted for ta
heated season. The pluce wai well ventilate
Saturday evening and when the ran are l
vided It will be innre pleasant This event
" l.tdy Audley' Secret" will be gives.
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picnic at Fenryn FarK.
Seven Sunday schools from Lebanon i
brated the Fourth at l'cnryn itark. The) 3
were 1,000 persons en the grounds. Ha?g
trains were run ireui i.ubaneu every 1
and net au accident occurred te mar the
eral pleasure. The Liberty band or
uen was present and furnished exe
music The beat el order prevailed, and I
the excursionists were returned safely taj
tbelr homes. "-Hi
On Wednesday the Duke street M.
church or tills city will plcnte at Penryn.
mi... .1 . I. A -I.... u. ..a. nt... ..km ..V tX,..
IIIUIBUnjr MID 1 IU9 Pll 91 UIUIVUVI llMipya
burg will occupy the grounds, anden Frtaaari
the First aud Second Kefermed churcbea af)a
this city will be there. Messrs. Copland ek'
Fckert, et this city, tbe leasee et Uia park, j
areludetatlgable In thelr elleru te make I
pleasant for parties visiting this popular)
. . .1
UtllenUrautwlbyUieKegleUr. XM
'i no following loiters were granvee ey i
register of will for the week ending
day, July & :
Tkstamkntauv Anna BraekbllL
ceased, late el Strasburg borough I Ghril
Herr, Wtt Liuiputer, executer. -.;?
Samuel NiAsiey, ueceasea, lata or j
llemplleld township ; Jonas L. Nlaalay, I
neuipuuiu, e.xncuier.
AiiMfNisruATieN Luarus Piose.
ceased, late et Luicaster city ; Uaary Wa
city, aumimsiraier.
Jehn Hart, deceased, lata of PrevW
township ; CaUiartne Hess and A. II.
Providence, admlulatratera. '.
Kllzbeth (lerbart, Uoeeased, 1st of W
Cocallce township; Jehn UerbarL W
Coeallco. aduilnUtrater.
J. Iteyd liroeks, deoea-eJ, lataetHalk
township; Mary Picket, city, admlnh
jienj. Bueua, ueceaaeu, law or vi
township ; D. 1C Hueuk, Couestegs, i
tratera La.
LOUtbCUIFi.
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A i..lilMmim liM IteMtl raASivadl
txl announcing the aal HTtWaV
Ktrurlawlth Waller M. FraaaaWf
the Lancaster parly. ' .S:i
Has Ushlug bas been vary agea.
-.... .i.a nut imw dava. ita
nii,.tibf.i-iif Aua larire siaaMflsaaa Of laiff
iLloeraeaDtured. BteuW Of UMOt '
iii,M nniimla and ever. . . v.
The reef el the kiln atthabrt ;
Jama Prsngwy, en aiwenww
Z.-u.t.,r.i.Z avHnlnir. Tba BB.'1
tiniiuisbad with wet day. Water Mtvwl
tha reef would have soaked tareagaVi
spoiled the brick. '
TueOeUege FrsMaM.-v
The easliai of state college
begins at Franklin and MarsbaU
chapel this eveulug at eight o'eleok.
Ambrose, president el lenhb
turned te hi home tat aftatsaMI
lng a conference with Ber. Dr. T. a ',
Ue4hf aatsM, :
Ulaudlua. aaed about ea INKI.
N. Brauamaa, who wMh hla laaattj .1
ea June 1st te Heata
Friday taM. Tbefuaaral
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