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THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1887.
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M te iww 10,000 peundi. It la
darabw. m frost and dampness
IpM UMM street upon it. The advantages
iUmbmxM of draining puwaiiaa eyer
I aiaaeM incsleulsbte ; the town is
by te rameral of unsightly
i aewMtlRM sees te ths gutter and
rocmdIUea, ter the aatne reason,
tiajasjuaprerad.
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?MaiHtar Kmxst la la a better condition
MMB MMa MM for some urns, ine closing
.'tistt twJtebnlssnd thsllu.way, which haa
i for the past three days, has
Ml EswfAmsry effect upon tha water, causing
MMrlaa one feet. Tha eanal beata, aeme of
'jirlMab war detained elnee Saturday, eflected
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sr- MMtr Baatan te Wrlghtsvllle in aafety, and
r but little apprehension la felt In regard
-te lb svaatbllltv of tha river.
4K SMased Freaatn Hmn et ttatnga.
nal Brasilia, a boy runaway from the
of Refute. Philadelphia, waa Duraued
s say vuiuvx njHiuk ihju uvnii?u unu
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r-'BalBBga. Hriulre Evans committed bin) te
kAuti te awaits further bearlnar.
fit?"'' Jobs Andersen waa aant te lall far in ilivn
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t'ajawgaa witn disorderly conduct.
ijv TIM Salem Lutheran Sunday aobeol will
j i';''i pteajc at Latin en J uiy sain.
irf - OwB. Welih Peat NallS, U. A. K, will held
n-r?ifaar annnal nlenln at Panrvn nark nn Natnr.
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My Attguat 'join.
Boe. H. M. North and family left town
yesterday for Bedford Springe.
Mrs, H. F. Yergey and daughter are spend
ing a few weeks at liltltz.
The Hena of Veterans will held their camp
fire in Armery hall te-night Vlsltlngcaaii
from Lancaster, Yerk and the Ladies' Aid
society of Sens of Veterans, Lancaster, will
ba present.
Tha regular monthly meeting of the school
Beard will be held In the council chamber te
, night
The Reading pay car waa In town yeater
.day and tha employee were paid for the
r aaontberjune.
Miss Carlten'a dramatic company cancelled
tta engagement,
Tbs .firemen's Union will meet in the Col
umbia engine house te night at 8 o'clock.
Tbs Columbia wreck crew left this morn
lag at 7 o'clock, for the scene of the wreck
below Lancaster.
A parrot belonging te H. B. Beittel, es es es
oipsdfrem its cage yesterday ; but waa seen
eaugbt and returned te its owner.
tarn nimaa num.
WetBmea Tsarina; Away tha Debris te Krcct
a Temporary Beel Mers Undsr-
writars Hsra.
In our publication of the Insurance en the
property destroyed by fire at the burning el
tha Hlrab buildings, Eckenrode V Myers
were named aa the agents of the Bowery,
N. "., Insurance company, inatead of Baus
tnan &. Burns; and Bausman A Burns were
named aa the agenta el the Clinten company,
Instead of Shenk A Biusman, who insured
Eby .t Heea. photographers, ler teOO Instead
offdeo,
Rebert M. Merrow has a gang of men at
work en the Hlrjh,t Brether building re-
BaevinaCtanmrat root and ether debris pre-
Sery te putting en a teiuiwrary reef of
lHan1n co ercd with tar paer. I f It bail net
been for the rain the work would have been
finished by te morrow evening. It may new
take a day or tne longer. The insurance
men will take an inventory of the stock
without removing it from the building.
Besides the underwriters, whose names
were given In the Intkllieknckk yester
day, the following named gentlemen have
arrived te assist in the adjustment of the
losses by the tire : Milten Clark, Hartferd,
Conn., and Geerge W. Burchell, New Yerk.
The less en theitirah it Brether building
Knew estimated at f 5,000.
Mr. A. Ulrah and the adjustera had a pri
vate conference this morning.
Typst la Warm WratUer.
rrem the Oil City Derrick.
We atop our new double cylinder, fast
running preen te apologize In the most apolo
getic way te the Philadelphia editor, one
and aingular. In our hue yesterday we
noted in a bread-minded, liberal way, for
Which we made no charge whatever, that
the convicts in the state prison In Mlnne Mlnne
aeta would atart a newspaper. We said
that it ellered a fine eenlng for
Philadelphia edltera. Thal'a what we said.
But we hasten te place ourselves en record
aa saying that we did uel mean it We in
tended te say that it waa a geed ejiening for
"political editors." During a warm siU
there la a great similarity between the words
" political " and " Philadelphia " aa written
by aeme people. We have had a warm
apell In Oil City, and we think we can
prove it We have no desire te hurt the
standing of Philadelphia editor, and of our
own knowledge have no reason te insinuate
that they have any especial adaptability for
conducting a newspsper run by convicts In a
atate prison. The statement that they bad
was entirely due te the eccentricities of the
types and the het weather. We would say
mere, but our double-cylinder, fast running
press, which wan stepid for the occasion, Is
becoming Impatient aud pawing the early
morning air,
A Blaine Woreaa'a none Trails.
Frem the Portland (Me.) Frtss.
IMl Saturday Mr. H. F. Thompson, the
Cumberland street livery stable keeper, paid
f 110 for a horse and carriage. He bought the
turn of a woman who said she had no further
use for It The woman firat came te the stable
without the team and proposed the tradr.
She aald the horse aud carriage were up ou
Fex street, but Mr. Ibompsen need net take
tha trouble of going up there aa she would
at the team and drive areuud te the stable.
In about an hour the woman returned, driv
ing a geed-sized bay mare, and the Bale was
made. But the team had net come from Fex
atreet, for instead et going there the woman
had gene te Uayea' stable, en Plum street,
and there hired the team. Mr. Hayes natur-
suiy uiu aeweming wrong when his
p'06rSLw,?..ll.0l.r,turned ""d nellBed the
anlherltlea that the team was mlssiur.
pfpeursetbe supposition waa that the team
had been driven out et town, but yesterday
Mr. Hayes waa surprised te learn that it was
Mill In the city, and Mr. Thompson was
probably net se agreeably surprised when he
discovered the fictsln the cms. Mr. h..
get Ida team, but the woman and the f no are
Mlaablf. Thawomauge the name elAume
CNsU. Sba la about :10 yeara old, weighs
probably 130 pounds, la et medium height
and light complexion. She was well dressed
and aald that aba had lived near the park.
tferqaal raalaBBieat.
Yrem the Terente Mr II.
Amoeg tha curiosities of Just lea In Canada
are these : A burglar pleaded guilty in Stay.
nar and was sent te Jail for a month. Twe or
tkree daya afterward a boy who declared
a did net knew ha waa doing wrong,
Biased a -coupling pin en the track and
waa asat te tha reformatory for four vearr.
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iBtat boy who dickered with the railroad
tf. was and tta ascend, and tbelmly .i PuSa-
ttaa M that tUasBM Judas atdtdlff9.:
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Wednesday forenoon, while Hobart Htrat Htrat
tenaBd his son, of Cheater county, ware pick
lag barries In the weeds en the premises of
B. F. Kapp, In Seuth Coventry, Ova miles
from Pottetewn, they discovered the gbaatly
remains et a man hanging by a piece of tw Ine
tied about his neck and fastened te tha limb
of a tree. They at once gave the alarm, and
several people from the neighborhood were
aoen en the spot
Tha body waa In a steeping position and
the feet touched the ground. The dead man
waa dressed In a light seersucker coat and
Teat and dark trousers and had In his pockets
one cent and a key ring. On his arm were
the initials " K. . K." There was also In bis
pocket a Wsterbury watch, which had
stepped at 12 o'clock. The remains were in a
decomposed state and were horrible te gaze
upon. Hy order of the coroner a carpenter
uiade a lx celli u and temporarily burled
the body.
The newaet the aulctde reached I'olUtewn
and the description given tallied with that of
Frederick ., Kusiulnger, brother til M, J,
Kiismlnger, boss pslnter, of that borough,
and who bearded hint. The man bad been
missing since last Thursday morning. Mr.
Kusmlnger at once hurried te the place and
bad the remalna disinterred and fully Iden
tilled the unlertunate man as bis brother.
He was abuut 1 years of age, hIiikIe and
bad resided lu I'ottstewu about two
months, coming theie from Mauhelm,
where bis mother resides. lie had worked
at ctgarinaklug and went te Puttstown te
learn painting with bis brother, but bad been
out of work for a week or two. Ills health
waa peer and he was of a uif Uuctiely dis
position, lie bad been heard te express
the wish that he would die. Last Thurs
day morning he entered the house abeu S
o'clock and asked a member of the family
for bis brother. On being told he was net
in he walked out, and was net heard of
again until Wednesday, lie had en ether oc
casions gene away and remained for some
time, se that his absence gave no spool 1 un
easiness, although the family at Manhelui
waa notified of his disappearance and Inquiry
made for him. lie was of steady and tem
perate habit, but It la supposed his being out
of work weighed upon his mind, and that he
had stalled te walk across the country te his
home, when he was impelled te end his life.
Ills remains will be cared ler by his brother
and taken te Manhelui for Interment.
The " Vellow Freut " Sold.
Mr. Jehn B. Markley has weld the Yellow
Frent cigar store. Ne, 21 North Queen strvet,
te Mr. Jacob 1'. King, who took possession
last evening. Mr. Markley retires by reason
et Ill-health. He is one of our eldest busi
ness men, having been in the cigar
trade several years before the war, and
ia the drug business seenteen years
thereafter. A year or two age he teught
out the " Yellow Frent " from Lewis 8.
Hartman, who for twelve years preUeus had
there carried en an extensive cigar and to
bacco trade. Mr. King, the new proprietor,
Is a young man of energy and epularlty.
He was aa boy aud man ten years with Isaac
Diller, hardware merchant, and for a year or
mere with Jehn Helnitsh In the oil and paint
trade. He premises net only te keep up the
high standard the " Yellow Frent " attained
under its former proprietors, but te add many
attractions and noveltles. His stock will con cen
tain a complete assortment of foreign and
domestic cigars, tobacco, nutl, pipes, etc.,
among which bis nve cent " hand-made "
and " Yellow Frent " cigars will be ruu as
specialties.
Taken te Mrilia.
Rebert tlardlinan, a colored man, ctuie tn
Lancaster last spring. While here he was
arrested for disturbing a rt-llgleus meeting
and waa sentenced te J til lcr three uiunlhs
Ills term expired yesterd-iy morning, and he
was taken at once te Media, Delaware
county, by Chief of Police Smith. He is
wauted there for stealing a Milt el
clothes, the preiwrty of Charles Hbarp
less. The clothing was found en the
accused when he was first arretted here by
Chief .Smith. After they had been trideutirJed,
the prisoner was committed te M tn uwatt
trial at court in September. A fliiRUlar inci
dent in connection with Mr. Smith's visit te
Media was that while he was at the prison
two ether elUcers both by the name of btultb
brought In prisoners.
A herteas Vtiarce.
rrem the Mount .toy Star.
Wm. Haines, a married man el I.'v-t Done Dene
gal township, and Mrs. ShIMh IOersole, of
Flerin, appeared before D. W. Kreyblll, a
Justice of the peace at Petersburg, en a charge
of adultery and fornication. Mr. Haines was
held in a bend of fSOO for bis apiwarance at
the August term of court and Mrs. Kberaele,
net being able te furnish bail, was seut te
Jail. This case has created ijtiite a stir in the
neighborhood as Haines m formerly con
sidered a very respectable man and a mem
ber el the United Brethren church, while
Mrs Fbfre!e was amember etlhe Minnenlte
denomluatieu.
atlas ifeiUhu'a Fuucral
The funeral of Miss Margaret lleltnhu
took place from the residence of her sister,
Mrs. 11. U. Derwart, -II West Orange street
The funeral services were conducted by Key,
Jehn H. Htabr, of Franklln.Marshallcellege,
the pastor of the St Paul's Ketermed church,
Key. J. W. Meminger, ling absent from
the city. Following are the pall-bearera :
Christian Oast, David C. Ilaverstick, Chas.
Denues, Jehn D. Nkllea, J. W. B. lUusman
aud Jacob K. Kauck. The Interment was
made in Liucasfer cemetery.
A Leng LeM Bretbar lit firm.
Leeper Nlmlew, a member of the 1221
regiment Pa. Vels., during the war, who
went West atieut eighteen years age, and
was supposed te be dead, returned te Lsn Lsn
caterat3 o'clock this morning and sought
lodging at his old bearding house, the Cress
Keys hotel. That hostelry having ceased te
exist, be get no accommedaticn there,
but was warmly welcomed by his
brother, Jame A. Nlmlew, irult dealer, who
long age gave him up ter lest
A New Trial far Angtiey
Jacob P. Augney has new a hope te which
be may cling. Judge Montgomery, of the
court In Washington, D. C, in which Augney
waa convicted of assault and battery with
Intent te kill Jehn H. Wilmel and assault en
Thes. It 'I'll ru bill I, lias Het aslde the verdict
and awarded Angneyanew trial. Augney
was formerly of Columbia.
Ubarlea K. Mmiiu'i Funeral.
The funeral of Charles K Masen, who
died in this city en Sunday, tnak plare yea
terday. The body was taken from the resl
dence el decersed's brother Itichard, iu this
city, te that of his brother Isaac Masen, at
White Herse, where services were held. It
was then taken te Cempassvllle, Cheater
county, where it waa luterred alter service
had been held lu the church.
Madden Uealb el a IJ07.
Leuis Sendhelmer, a slx-yetr-eld son et
Jeseph Sendhelmer, died very suddenly
about 12 o'clock last night. The boy was
down street with bis lather and looked at the
tire at Ulrsh's store en Tuesday evuntuc.
After going home his fatal illness began.
The cause ei his death waa congestion et the
brain.
Want te Nettle.
Alderman Burr had designated last even
ing for the hearing of Henry Sherman en
a charge of drunkenness and disorderly 0011.
duct erferred by Julia Stapleford, but the
hearing waa continued until Saturday even
ing te give the parties time te raise Hie oests,
aa they want te settle.
AtKlners Iilaud.
The Ephrata Fre? party are encamped te
day at Ulnera Island, east of Hlnkletewn.
Judging from tha solid and liquid supplies
tta part wlU have a geed tuna.
ma belb taa Matt muQva.
A last Takes SS.OOO m um HhMss OeM
Thtrk la Werth Mtineas.
rrein the Ban Franrlace i:iaiutner.
"JehnM. Burnell, one et the proprietors
et the Jleeky JeMiifnin Xtici, Denver, Is
kicking himself ery hard, these days, said
Cliften Hendersen, et Leadvllle, te an A'x.
nminer reporter at tha Baldwin yesterday.
"Up te alx mouth age he owned the Iren
Masque mine at Red Cllll, almost entire. It
was a pretty "geed mine, 'amTEad large de de
pealta et lead and silver carbonates both
above aud below tha quartzlte, but Burnell
waa afraid of it
11 He had had an unnsually hard time
trying te strike it In the Hely Cress district
and had gene through aeme awful winters
there. But thts was net alt He had gene
te Leadvllle In tha early and exceedingly
rough days of '78, and with Jehn Arklna
and Cad Davis started the .fetntl CAron CAren
tele. They were Just swlnaliiK Inte line and
getting lu their profits well en advertising
aud Jeb work, when It struck Burnell In
view of the fact of scores el astonishingly
rich strlktsAruund there that he never was
cut out as an editor, but that en the contrary
ne was a ueru uuuer, ana that If he would
only go forth with pick and spade he would
speedily unearlb such mighty bonanzas as
would uiake him famous throughout all
time.
" He sold his Interest In the Chronicle for
a very small llgure, considering, aud started
In en bis new career. Just then leadvllle
swelled Inte a maidc city et 3.0U0, and the
way Dalsaud Arklna raked tu the shekels
lu the printing business was a caution alike
te new aud old hands. Arklns made se
much money that he pined ler a bigger Held,
and went down te Denver and bought a
heavy Interest In the Sties there. Dstla,
Burnell's ether old partner, did se well, tee.
that besides owning the leadvllle Chronicle
entire, he bought the Leadvllle Deimiernt,
and te-day owns both, Is president of a
Leadvllle bank and what net
' All this time, recollect the grass had
been very short with Burnell. He did, three
or four yeara age, get In some fe.000 for a
mining claim, but he speedily put this all in
the greuud again, se that for most all the
time since ',!, at least be was dead broke.
Several times he cut loose from the mines
temporarily and went back te Leadvllle te
Davis' elUce and worked at the case te raise a
lew dollars.
" Iu the meney went again, until be was
as flat as a flounder In the tiuauctal world,
and iti'l no paying ero. Buruell said he be
lie ed all the powers et earth were conspir
ing te try and convince him that he would
never strike it, and in sheer desperation he
dubbed disclaim the Iren Matipie ; stytug,
lu an amused but undismayed way, that the
great beds of slUer were masked in liea
from hilt).
"Theu he would renew his attacks en the
'pitiless rocks,' hltnvjlf holding the drill and
werktng like a here with bis men.
"What was Kiiruell's great Jey, therefore,
when tn a hew ling night el January last he
w as aw akeued from dreams of wealth lu his
rude bed iu his cabin and told by one et the
night shllt that he had Indeed struck It
Burnell thought it he had even made a 25,
000 raise he would forever shake the rough
mountains. He put en his old el a) -stained
suit et clothes and went forth through the
snow Inte the keen, crisp mountain air. He
climbed Inte the bucket, and by the light of
a tallow candle was lowered down the long
shaft
"Sure enough there were the glistening
carbonates 1 lie bad struck them at last
Dreams et a powerful dally newspaper, a
great library, luxurious home, position and
foreign travel, all passed through his mind.
He ascended the shaft went te his cabin and
ate the heartiest breakfast he had had for a
long while. That afternoon be went down te
Leadvllle, get trusted for two or three suits
of clothes, and get rigged out as a gentleman,
which be always was.
Along came aeme capitalists in a few days'
aud they ettered him fv'i.oeo for bis mine.
Mr. Burnell recollected these hard old days
of bis up In the hills and he just took the
meuey. He went te Denver and bought an
equal interest with Jehn Arklna in the
llucky .leiiiifdiii Sews. The two own it
entire new. Mr. Burnell thought be would
uiake htuiselt solid for some wealth anyhow.
'But what he la mad at Is that the Iren
Masque has within the six months, de
veloped by far the greatest body et ere ever
known in the Bed CIIIV district, and the
richest The ere actually In sight as tested,
and measured as It stands blocked out by
the slopes and drills, foots up te mere than
(1,000,000; and the explorations have net
near reached the side lines. Buruell thinks
the property may be worth a couple et mil
lions. But he Is msklug the best of the situ
ation he can. He ia making money and
buying Denver real estate, and in one way
and another is realizing dreams which he
had in the old days when lire turned se
hard a side toward him, and when nobody
looked or suilled a a erd of encouragement
te him."
riiar will 00 fare vamv.
Lancaster rieblng Oleln That Are t'repailng
te Leave Town.
This city has at presents number of large
camping clubs which the members have or
ganized for their own amusement The next
month will be a busy one among them. As
has been mentioned before, the Tucquan
club is new iu camp at Yerk Furnace and
will return te this city en Saturday. They
have bad very het weather during their
atay, but notwithstanding, have bad a tine
time.
On Monday next the Coneategaclub, which
ia composed of thirty-three of our beat known
citlzeus.will.leave tbia city ler Yerk Furnace,
where they will encamp ler a week. They
will take the 6:30 train In the merulng and
will be met at Columbia by the Balnbridge
band and orchestra which will remain with
them all week and furnish the music,
although It is certain that there will be lets
of ether inusij. The uniform of the club
will Include blue flannel shirts aud straw
hats.
The Chesapeake Bay club, which is com
pmed of young men, will leave en their
annual trip en Monday. They will take
about thirty members and tile Iren vllle band.
They go en the 0:30 train and proceed te Havre
de Grace, where they will encamp. They
will spend the time during the week fishing,
sailing en the bay, Ac They are aura te re
peat the geed time that they bad last season.
This club will make a abort street parade
previous te their departure from Lancaster
and will present a very fine appearance.
Their uniforms are very nebby and consist of
blue flannel shirts with the letter "U" In
silk en the breast anil nickel buttons, white
helmet with " Chesapeake Club" en the
front white neckties and belts and black
pantaloons. Each member will also carry a
flue fishing red.
Welsh's Island club will go Monday,
August 1st They are also making great pre.
paratlens and will be well equipped.
nVented tbs I'etkers.
Frem the Oxford I'remi.
The famous belled buzzird la again en a
visit te this section. At the farm of William
Pugh, East Nottingham, a day or two age,
the tinkling of a bell was heard and It was
discovered that the sound accompanied the
llight of a buzzard that had come te dine oil
two tine fat begs that had died from the
e fleets et the beat and had been hauled te the
weeds.
License for Vehicle.
He far the mayor haa Issued forty-eight
licenses for persons who bave wagons en the
streets. Of tills number the only hack man
Is Willlan Stelger. The owner of these lines
seem te think that they de net need licenses.
They will likely find out ditlerently In a few
days,
Ths Crime Act atade a Law.
The British Heuse of Commens went for.
mally in a body te the Heuse of Lords Tues
day afternoon, where the royal assent waa
given te the Irish crimes act amendment
bin, and it was thus made the law of tha
realm.
fedageguee Needed.
There Is a scarcity of pedagogues in Beaver
county, aud as there 211 places te be tilled, a
large number will bave te come from beyond
the county. County Superintendent Keed
haa thus far refused In Issue certificates te UO
applicants who hnvi been examined by him
aud failed te pas
Tha retteriy Hair.
About MM) was realized from the sale et
the goeda of K. S. Felterly, the North Quean
street notion dealer. Mr. Felterly resumed
business this morning.
ADtSBi
An emigrant " soheonar reeaatly passed
through Iowa, beaded for tha Kaat, heating
a large placard en which waa Inscribed :
rarewsll te Kansas and Nebraska,
We bid yen both adieu i
We may emigrate te hell semedny,
But never back te j en.
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New (match al Mlltea tirete.
rrem the Kllzabethtewn Chronicle.
The Evangelical denomination have pur
chased land at Milten Greve, where they In.
tend orceting a new church at a cost of
11,200.
VsasparatheU' Happy.
Vrem ths Westmoreland liemei rut. .
Blaine la comparatively bappy. He drinks
tea with an occasional English lord and his
name appears almost daily in the news
papers of two continents.
appointed Meb Letter Carrier.
William C, Brecht, residing In the Seventh
ward, who la a printer by trade, haa been ap
pointed a sub letter carrier by Postmaster
Slaymaker.
A lland a tarkage 1'art.
On next Monday evening the I lbetty band
will held a package psrty In Ixrelsler hall.
Among the articles te bechaucvd off Is a IS geld
piece
A Nevel Advertisement
Clarke, the tea and coffee man, 51 Wett King
street, U new placing through the cenuty a
novel sign In ths shape et a coffee mill. The
large wheel en the Mle Is ptntd a ertxlit red
and lusde In such a way as te resolve rapidly
when the wind strikes tt, thereby attracting at
tentlen. It It the production of Clarke's own
and wilt be copyrighted The signs were msde
by I). 11. lUtuman, the wind mill manufacturer,
Mtllersvllle pike.
nurui.
fensivsn Jnlv 20. INST, in this city, Percy I.
Pchrlver, en of K. Wilsen and Emuia SchrlMT,
arrd & years. It months and i days.
1 he relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited te attend the funeral from
the residence et hi grandfather, Martin Dor Der
wart, Ne. tM North I'rtnce street en rrtday
afternoon, at S o'clock. Interment at Lancaster
cemetery.
M(iLR-ln this city, en the lHh Inst.,
David r , ouef Jaiuesand Blla Mcalevr, agtd
month..
runeril from the residence of his parents, Ne.
TtinKaet Cht stunt street, en Thursday morning
at o'clock. Interment at St. Mary's cemetery.
Nri. Thenia, Infant en of Oeergeand
t.lrzle II Nftuumn, iitfi'il 4 months and 17 da9,
of Meningitis, runeral private
.-eiDininiR In IM city, en the 20th Inst,
I.euK eii et Mr. and Mrs. Jeseph sendhelmer,
age I ye-irs.
The relatlv e and friends of the .family are re
sprclfully Invited te attend the funeral, from
the residence el hi parents. Ne. 415 North
yueen stiwt, te-morrow (rrtday) morning at 9
o'clock. ltd
mAKS mrr.
Oram ana rrovsueos.
rnrntsbed by . K. Tnndt Breker.
C'aiciae, Jnly Jl.l o'clock p. m.
Wheat Cera. Oats, fork, Lard.
Jnly
AUKUU
September..
TON
s.
b SI
6 14
6 71
October
November
December
Winter Wheat..
Spring Wheat...
Cern.
Oats
Bye
Barley
OU city.
Crude OU
Receipts Heg.,
m
2".S
JT'i ....
ttecetpu
Car Leis.
... ei
VJ
lie
M
Head.
SO.rttl
Closing Priens J o'clock p. m.
Wheat Cern. Oau. fork.
Lard.
e s:
6 M
m
w
c ti
Jnly
August
September ...
October
November ...
December....
OU City.
Crude OU..,
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9 L
4I
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:;
BUMS
notations by Keed, McUrunn M Ce banker
ancasier, ra.
aw veas list. 11 a. a. 12 .
ir.s
m"
17
Canada 1'acinc...
cecal :'i u.n
Colerado Ceal
Central Pac
Canada aentbern !: !'' i
ChLSt. L.A Pgh
IMr.KI(l.ll
Del. L. A W l't.'S
Rrte Tt)l
Erie, 2nd
Jsr. C... ............ ........ 777
K e T. .............. ......... 7t
Leu. A N. ... ... ....... M
L. Shere K'i
Mlch.Cen S1
Heck Valley 'i)J
MUeenrt Pacific lu:
N. P 34
N. P. Prof.... ...... ......... fis
N. West H'-S
Bast Tennessee' U
Omaha se
Oregon Transportation 2X
Ontario AW
Pacific Mau t;',;
Rlcnmend Terminal 3 K
BtPael Uk
Tex. Pac -nii
Union Pac 54Ji
Wabash Cem
Wabash Pref 31
Western U 76
West shore Henda , ....
New Bngtand 4'JX
raiLADaxrau, list.
Lea. Val
B,N. V.APhlla
Pa. R it'..... ...... .......... .
Reading ZIK
IJ-'.W
3li.
5
v
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31V.
lltx
1311
f';
list
117
m
17K
31
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:)
.'4
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76X
60
ii"
31','
g
7
28 3-14
unx. rtaT...... ....
Heatenr. Pass.
p. A a..... ............. ....... .... ....
ft. Lent ....................... .... ....
Peeples Pass
Rdg.usn'ls.
Oil Vili fJH
Phlla. Traction
a)
pax
6)
Lecal Btecau and
Reported by J. B. Leng.
Bends.
Far Last
value, sale.
Lancaster A per cent. 1HW....
100 107.&0
" s " 1K loe
lae
106
10
" Scheel lean.... 100
4 InlerV years. 100
i " InSeraiyears. 100
" Inioeraoyeara. 100
108.26
106
101
M
1 16.76
me
117 80
137 JO
156
14
1UB
116
lt
130
110
160
168
160
68
140
HO
1
1M
Mauhelm Borough lean.
100
BASB STOCBS.
Pint National Bank
Fanners' National Bank
fni ten National Bank
Lancaster cennty National Bank.....
Northern National Bank
Peeples' National Bank
Columbia National Bank
Christiana National Brnk
Kpnrata National Bank
rim National Bank. Columbia
first National Bank.Strasbnnt
first National Hank, Marietta
First National Bank, Mt Jey...
Lttits National Bank
Manhelm National Bank
Union National Bank. Mount Jey....
New Helland National Bank
Gap National Bank
auarryvtlle National Bank
llxabelhtewn National Hank
anaesLLA sacus rrecaa.
Bast Brandy wine A Wayneabnrg.....
anarry vule B. K.
lllersvlile Street Car
Inquiring Printing Company.........
Gaslight and Fuel Company
100
60
100
60
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
10
100
100
60
ine
100
100
100
B0
B0
M
60
110
70
61
m
tee
11
W6.K
ae.10
L06
u
BO
M
6D
60
101
102 60
KM
107.90
116
8.
84.60
17
V
S6JJ0
76
67
76
11U.00
166
4.1
31
M
na
11
ai
40
4.1
4X06
u
se
ebBTBua uuiua luuuuej...
Columbia Oas Comeanr...
.............
Culnmbta Water Company,
.....
10
nsqaehanna Iren Company loe
itta Hal low. wan
..... uu
Stevens Honee
Mtllersvllle Nermal scboel..
.......... W
..........
a
60
60
60
60
norteern Market.
Bastein Market..,
Weitarn Market..
....................
....
Uaa Company Bends
100
UHauDls euruusa nuuua.......
w
Unamnrllla IL.lL.rs.
100
10O
60
Beading A Columbia R.kt.'s
Kdlaeu Light Company
'" Tcaariaasrecsa.
Big Spring A Beaver Valley...........
BrTdiraDertA Uoneabes....
"X
Columbia A Chestnut Hill )
Columbia A Washington le
ConestegaABlgBprfns;
Marietta A Mount Jey x
Lane RlUabethtewn A Mlddlstewn. loe
Lancaster A Frultvllle 60
Lancaster A Utits .. V
Lancaster A WUllanutewn
Lancaster A Maner 60
Lancaster A Manhelm as
Lancaster A Marietta 6
Lancaster A Maw Helland loe
Laneastar A aasqneeaaaa. me
Lancaster A Naw Danville at
Columbia A Marietta S6
Maytown A BlUabethtewn
Lancaster A Bpbrata IB
Lancaster A willow Street
Strasburg A MUlpert 'J6
Marietta A Maytown.
aeseaass
uvs ateeai auras.
July te. Taa Drssers' Sewital re-
ii,euu aeaei sninmenta,
IedUis staars. 160 te
stackers and feeders, II 40
ind mixed, ai OOeM 70 1 Texas
cattle. It 7608 10. ...
Hogs Reeelpta. 11.0 baadi sklpmsnts, MM
nead 1 market alew 1 rough sad mixed, 16 a
eaeen aeeeipta,, 4000 asaat sail
none 1 market stead natives, at 76AM 40 1 West-
1 era. tt teau 7t Texaaa, at laaji Wt laab, tl 00
I Mas IIBBBII, eatus - awasiirte. M
ablptaeats, SMI market very slew t prima M
4 a i lair te geed, i.1 T'sgl t common, tXIl tw I
16 ears ahiitpM te New ters.
Hogs MeeslnU, ! h.d shipment Ml
Bsadi market Tlew i Philadelphia, KlTMpPM
Yorkers, as neS 70 1 common te lltfht B 456 M 1
hogs shipped te New terk, tear.
Seeeti-Hclpl, 4tW head 1 shipments. 40 t
market Arm t prime, l Aivjial 1 fslr te geed. It te
It te; common. si.VsjN Mi siirtng lambs. ttH .
.Vl'll' A l VKHriSKMK.rn.
B
AK1NO l'OWDKB,
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER.
Absolutely Pure.
TBI powder never varies. A marvel et
ruirltv. strength and wholesome nc. Mere
economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot
be sold In competition with t he luultltudeef low
test short weight, alum or phosphate powders.
.Sold cnlv in emu KevALlUaiNii 1'onOBsCe,
H Wall street. New ors. JvUMydAw
TsTANTKn "A WOMAN WANTS WOKK
If by daver week. Can clve Reed refer-
nc-e.
It
Apply at
NO. 31 F.AST INK STIIRIT.
w-
ANTKI1-A YOl'NUMANTOl.KAKN
catien and Irem 1
te IS )eurs of aKe. Address,
with reference,
Ij-1'.UIJU
lTLtni'csHumce
xir
ANTi:i TWO liOOIl
HOt'SK
Free of
1W i.lru.
Charge, al
Heed wages Apply
r. u.Ti;ouTAt:e'f,
Ne. TJ .S. IJlR'fll !l.
WANTKO-TWO COOKS IN I'ltlVATK
Families of four, also te watt en the
table. Appl before o'clock, Friday morning,
Mt
F. II. TUOUT A CO.'S.
Ne. SIN. Uueen St
PUBl.lO SA1.H
W III be old at public tale, the entire
Household and Kitchen furniture, al 612 Bast
Ktngstreet. FltlDAl AK TKIIMIU.N, neit.at 1
o'clock. Mines, Chairs. Rxtenslen tables, yew
ns Machines, and ether arilclis loe numerous te
uumtlen.
J2n FUKD tVlLHKI.ll.
TMl'OBTED IN BOTri.r-S.
Oonulne Irish Wblaky.
AT BOHHKU'S L1UUOR STORB.
Ne. '1 Centre Square. Lancaster, l'a.
tTllKAT ItrUJUCTlONIN iTaIIIKM
Children's. Heys' and Men's lleec, (iauzii
Shirts, Pants, Overalls, KDKlneer Jackets. Cel
lars. Curie, sii9ndrs. Neckwear, l.aundrled
and Unltundrlcd shirts.
All et which uiut be sold within the next 3D
dajs, at
li. S. FKTTRKLWS, Agt ,
Jyil-lyd No.6iNerthgueen8t
SCHOOL, TAX, 1SK7.
The dupltcale Is In the hands of the Treas
urer. Thrw per cent off If paid en or before
AuiMin I, K7.
Ofllce hours from 4 a. m. till 4 p. 111.
W. O. MARSHALL, -treasurer.
Jet-tfdR Ne. 12 Centre bruare.
TlSTATK OFJACOI1 NIADOUr,
LATR OF
Jj ltncaster city, ti.cea.cO.
Letter of ad min
istratien c. t a. en said estate having been
framed te the undersigned, atl persons
udebted thereto are requested te lnaku lm
mediate payment, and Uiese having claims or
demands against thu tame, will present them
without delay ler settlement te the under
signed, residing In Lanciisler cltv.
MAltliAlthT MXDORF.
JyltntdTb Admtnlttratrix.
E STATU OK AMOS I HABBAUFF,
late of the horeuuh of Kllzabethtewn, !.au
caater county. deceafd. Iho undernUniHl all all
dlter appointed te dl.trlbute the balance re
maining In the hands et Jacob Gt-bhart, admin
istrator d b n . with the will annewd, te and
amenK thiHe legally entlllitd te the same, will
lt ler that puriwse en Ihursday, August 4.
l-7. at 10 o'clock a. m , In the library room el the
court beuae. In the city e( ltncaster. where all
persons Interested tn -aid dUtrtbnllen may at
tend. WM. N. APPhL.
Jy7 3tdTh Auditor.
mRV
MILES'
ABSOLUTELY PURE ICE CREAM
Oer. Orange- and Mary Bta.,
LANCASTER, PA.
Wholesale te private families 0111.1. y-3td
-pUBLlU.SAI.t-
Os Fridav asuSatcruav, JcLVil, 13, ls7.
will b sold at public ule, at the lancaster
Stock Yards, the following live stock, te w It .
Twe car-leads of Western Horses, Mare, and
one and two-year-old lilies. Amongst them
several Match Teams ctn be selected. They are
well bred, and II will be U) the interest et
farmers te attend this sate, as they can buy Nice
Celts cheaper than they can raise them.
A credit et sixty days wUI be given.
Hale te commence at 1 o'clock p. m. Terms
will be made te suit purchasers.
UALKYAItALRV.
B. . ltewg, Auctioneer. JyllUtd
-DUKE SKA HALT.
t(
TO BATHERS!"
Don't leave the Summer go by without trying
a Sea Hath because you can't get off te go te the
sea shore. II. 11. Cochran ha In stock PUKK
BKA SALT ler bathing purpose. A regular
ocean bath produced by the use of thts salt. Ke
Ireshlngand healttttul. Recommended by phy
sicians. Fer sale In any quantity at
COCHRAN'S DRUG 8TOKB,
Ne. 137 and IU NORTH QUBKN 8T .
uiarS-lydUTTbAi Lancaster, Pa-
T1ROPOHALS FOR KKFAIRINO
NO. 4
AT KNU1NK. Proposals for Repairing Ne.
Angina 01 mv lAucimr, r.,iira i'eihuiiuviiii
Fire Department.
as 101 low : new iieiier, sire urates ana cu
Bunker. New Set of Wheel and Boies for same,
BetefUange Cocks. Repair Spring, New Com Cem
parand Tin Ikixe for connecting reds, Receiv
ing Screw, Feed Ceck, and Paint Engine, ths
whole te be flrstclass In every particular, will
be received by tha Fire Coin mil tee of Lancas
ter city, Pa , at efflce of the Chief Rnglneer. 8W
Fast Orange street, until Jnly 28, lssf, at 7
o'clock p m.
The commutes reserve the right te reject any
or all the bids.
Uy Order of Fire Commlttee,
F. LRW1S NOLL, Chairman.
C. It. FissiniT, Clerk. Jyl8,,SJd
rELI.OW FRONT CIUAR STORE.
Yellow Frent Cigar Stere.
CUASQK OF HANDS.
JACOB F. KING, Proprietor.
The subscriber, successor tn J. II. Markley, ln
vlteshl Irlendsandthe public generally, te ths
OLD YELLOW FRONT," where he Intends
keeping a full line of Imiierted and Demestic
cigars, juuucdu, c.
Ha nroeoica te inai
Ha propose te manufacture a first clajsqual-
Ity et Havana Ulgara, aud will glve the butlnet
Ol USTSDSUIKHI, a
personal attention.
CIS
JACOB F. KING,
NO. 21 NORTH QUKKH STREET,
r " Yellow Frent." Jyll-tfd
u
HE
MANHEIM
Reller Fleur!
lanll5mdRse4
JOINTKO WOOD AND BAMHOO RODH
st bargains. Resit, Halt Kettle. ",
Floats, etc. llralded Linen, Raw and etlsdttUR
Llnta, all at lowest prlee. ...,
iAlLEY'lA8TENPPHAMACT.
(OpDOalts Eaatsru Market.)
rrallet's Btlefer flyPapar will patch mers
flffitS iJhs.t tisny et tstfcs aaartst.
TFW. VsJFa,aksSt. 4SUa,W,rM
aw AeranriaKaanTa,
aiaJJj's
I ACOB r. SHKArrBR'M
LIQUOR STORE
HBMOVBO TO
NO. I CRNTRB 8UUAHB, LANCA8TKH, Pa.
maylstld
JUMT KKOKtVKIi A HANDHOMK LINK
of Kcetch and Heme Spun Sailing tn Stripes
and I'lalds. Entire new designs Black and
Hlun sera-e. Clay Diagonals, lUnnockbern,
MacgrwMer and Nealeum Chsvlnta, Just Iks
thin for summer wear. Rleaantly made and
Trimmed. Perfect fit Suits trmn IJu up, at
n North Uueen atreet
OOMKTIUNU KNT1KKLY NKW
INTBROUUAN LINK.
THE HETGALF ACTION,
The greatest Improvement In Cabinet Organ
building ler A) years. Don't fall te see It
WOODWARD'S
Piane and Organ Wareroetus,
Ne. W A 11 1. King 8t, Lancaster City, I'a.
H
AUKK A BUOTUKK.
Summer Wear for Gents.
GENT'S
FURNISHING
GOODS.
HAGER & BROTHER,
25-27 West King Street.
Gauze, Halbrippan and Feiither
weight Shirts ami Drawers.
Seamless, llaibriKfran and Lisle
Hosiery.
Hemstitched and Colored lkir
dered Handkerchiefs.
Twilled and Serge Bicycle Shirts.
1-aundried and Unlaundried
Dress Shirts.
1'eDRee, Silk, Grenadine and
Lawn Xeckwear.
K. . W. Cellars and Culls.
One Hundred Down Extra Un
laundred Shirts at 4jc. each.
Scotch Cheviot, Caasimete and
Worsted Suitings.
HAGER & BROTHER,
Ne. 25 West King Street.
LANCASTER. PA.
J.a
MARTIN it CO.
WE HAVE JUST FINISHED OUR INVEN.
TORY IN
Carpet
-AND-
Will Pwi
DEPARTMENTS,
AND HAVE A LARwE LOT OF
en
Bring the alie of your room or ball and we cs
find a Remnant te salt. Wall Paper at half
price and Carpets almost half price. Neiucb
an opportunity till next summer.
SPECIAL errF.eiNQ or
MOQUETTS!
This Season's Pattern!, ind Best Quality
Smith's and Hartferd Hakes.
Prices during season, II 80 1 bow 11.10. Bems
with no border te match, at f 1.00.
BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRIES, IN GRAINS,
And VELVETS
New for sale. Constantly receiving ntw sfldl sfldl
tleni te our tock for the
FALL TRADE
Handaemer geed than sysr, Md wlH ;
lanred rooms ws eaa asew jen a .arjreiy in
creased toeR et every el Carpet ant
Wall Paper.
J. B. Martin & Ce.,
Cv.WMt IlBg ft Nm 8U,
IiAROABTifE, PA.
Rents
Hand
itaw ab ramrtHwmairta,
KVAN'S riiOUM,
LevarTs Fleur
TIM BMT.
M.Tega
rnVKHYBODY DKINKH
BOWERS' MEAD
PEAR PHOSPHATES
FAMOUS 00. DRINK.
On draught only at
...... HUUUHTOw'B DRUOBTORR,
Jintfd Bead SWeat King Street
L'n.J'.eT'P'S TrA" MONDAY.
... ..AH.11"! ''A"'.' '""owing provl.len et
the "Ordinance, for ;tba Levy and cYalectlen of
a License Tax wlieln the City of lAneastsr for
Street I'lirpeeee" will tiestrfclly nw.rsa.
Itccnni or retusfns tn m
ua,i. .... Mt veivni laiuna te tasa eat a
hub m, uar in.
is license lax te-
quired br this ordinance, or who shall viola's
nnv ill the nrovUlena of
any seeUim ItMrenr,
shall subject the nttnnder, In addition te tha
forfeit el LI license, te a penalty et Ova dollars
for each and every offense, Uibeaued for and
rhcovelndln the manner that debts ler mnalilea
of Ilk" amount are by law sued ter and re.
covered." J. U. HATHfON,
leJU tld City Treasurer.
Ul'RINO, 1KB7.
A New Departure for lAncaatsr In Pine Tal Tal
erlng. Importing direct from tbs beat makers
et Fine Woellens. 1 hava 1 list received thnrugh
the ikMten custom beuse, a large Invoice et bit
own Importation of,
8U1T1NU, BPKINH tlVRRI.'OATINU AND
TROUSRRINU,
The like of which, for style and quality, has
never bran equaled la this city, and cannot ba
urpaased.
A special Invitation la hereby exteeded te all
In want of Spring Uarmenta te call early and
secure Choice Patterns. Workmanship Um very
beat and prteu lower than aver.
1I.ORR11ART,
tnam-lydR Ne 48 North Uueen street
i'ai.avk or rAstuex.
pALAOK OF FAHUION
ASTRICH'S
Palace ei Fashion.
13 EAST KINO BTR1ET
LANCA8TKR.PA.
We Call Attention TiMlsy te Additional llir
galus elfered during our
Thirty Days Clearing Sale.
LADIES'
MUSH!? TODERWBAB,
At 15c, 25c, 60c.
LOT NO. 1, CenslsU or l.afllrV Chemtie, Draw,
era. Comet Cevers, children's Chemise, Drawers
and Skirts, at lie.
LOT NO. '.'. Censltu f Cheralfe. Drawers,
Skills, Night llewiis, toilet Mac.jue Corset
Cever. Aprons and Children's Mtpi, ru tiled and
richly trimmed with needlework, alZSc.
LOT N I). 3, AT Mc Comprises Chemise, Draw
ers, Night Hnwns, xktrts, elaborately tilmmed
wl'h embroidery, and worth considerable mere,
at Mic
An Extra Let el Children's Muslin Drawer,
at lee. a pair.
Nursing Aprons at 10c.
GREAT REDUCTIONS
-IN-
Jerseys ! - Jerseys !
Ladlna' lllack Jersey at 25c.
Ladle' tilack Heucle Jeraevs at 37c.
Colored Uoucle .lereys at Mc.
Our Pompadour Frent Jerseys, polka
atrc.
Ureal Dargalps In letter grade Jerteya.
Children's Jerse) s at :.
dot,
Parasols! Parasols! Paras jIb!
BBLOW OOBT.
Ladle' Htrtpeil Paraseli at 2ie.
Pongee Parasol. Snc.
Colored Satin Parasol, 11 00.
Black Halle Parasols Belew Ceat.
Vlt will pay you te tall and axanlns enr
bargain ettered.
FANS
at ante atl v reduukd riticms.
Satin Fans red need from tM te 67c
Fine White Fans Very Cheap. Call and Con
vince yourselves.
rT4s ami vurrmmu.
TkTEWCOMEKH, CATCH ON I
KVEttYBODY UEMEMDKR I
When you get te Centre Square, lust drop Inte
the TEA and COKKKE STORK (the only one In
sight), and get our prleea e all goods. Cerns
and we wUI greet you cerdtally.
OUR BUOAfUS ALL SUQ AK I
ODKTEAIB ALL TEA I
OUR COPFICK 18 ALL COFFEE I
MO ADULTERATION'
ONI TRIAL BECUUKS YOUR CUSTOM.
Remember tbs Address
GLARK'8 Til AND 0OFI1I 8T0RB,
NO. M CENTRE SQUARE.
marxMMAw v
XKS
e
H J MAMMA, I AH bO WARM.
Ob ! Mamma, 1 Am Se Ian.
nilS. 01Y1 Ml 10c TO BUT 1 la".
Yeu go te CLARKE'S and buy a pound of his
Beat Combination Ceflse, same as he mads at
tbs picnic the ethar day, wblcb was pronounced
by all the best tbey ever drank, and he will give
you an Elegant Japanese ran. Alse ask blm
ters sample ibeetet Laundry lllulne. lie gives
It away te ail his customers.
CLARKE'S
OriginilTiQdCofN8teri,
NO. 62 WIST KINO STRUT,
IfAJtCAsTEE. rA.
I
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AS I
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$
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