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GENTLEMEN
OF THE J0RY.
MUrr BCBKBOI.BER' FIR1T BXPER
IKXCK1N DXAWDtti JURORS.
A IVstt InlttliUTitntf ciiliMi
IteMI rnwa an auctions of the County
fw Art, im d Jail QearUr
ShWmhb Gebbm Fleas.
Jwlga
Llvlngtten BherllT Burkhelder
first time) ana Jury uemmts-
MnMi;ftr Ilyua, thli afternoon
'Iwwjwra ferthe April, May and June
111 following nauneawereumwu
i the wheel :
. Dm! Jnrer, Monday, April 10.
A.H. Heuaeal, cigar manufacturer, Xaat
Mweaal O. Bblndle, tobieco merchant,
Tar. Maannfiald.
X O. Hamilton, farmer, Kapha,
Jehn Rteee, carpenter, W. Lunpsler.
Jehn landau, gardener, 7tb ward, city.
Samuel Blnkley, merchant, W. Uoealloo.
Isaae Bender, printer, 6th ward, city.
Adam K. Bair, gentleman, Si ward,
city.
Chriattan Lfever, (Big Spring), farmer,
W. Lampeter.
Hesry Hartley, assessor, Cth ward, city.
A. A. Myw, tanner, Sd ward, city.
Jaw. L- Plnkertec, merchant, Oelnmbla.
Jehn e. Wllwer, merchant, Paradise.
U. B. Eltnler, farmer, Warwick.
Abraham Oocheneur, farmer. Coneatega.
Jacob K. Frry, farmer, Weat Oocalleo.
Fred Bucner, gent, uomraeia.
David Rlngwalt, clerk, Eait Uempfleld.
Jehn 8. weldman, farmer, Penn.
Q. r. Leng, ahee merchant, Oth ward, city.
Jobs Weaterman. butcher. Columbia.
Cyrui Btrlekler, farmer, Maner.
David K. Mayer, farmer, Btrasburjr twp.
Xaaae W. Cen kiln, carpenter, Columbia.
Quarter Bceslenr, April 10.
Morgan Kerr, carpenter, Columbia.
E. B. Hshrrj, farmer, Penn.
Darld Wlttlp, cooper, Mt, Jey township.
Menree 8. Keener, farmer, Penn.
Bam'l Edward, merchant, East Earl.
Jeseph K. Lutr, merchant, W. Cocallce.
Walter J. Arneld, cork mt'g, 4tb ward
eUy. '
umra MeuKjauBp-uBKer, 'Sraneiia.
OhrUtlas-fl. Musscr, termer, W. Hemp-
Jacob F. Kaulz, coal dealer, 7tbward,clty.
.Heward ueatea, latmer, Ldttie iiciiain.
Jehn H. Bair, merchant, Edee.
Henry Barr, farmer, Leacock.
Daniel F Gebn, brlckmakrr, Columbia.
Jebn O. Brubaker, mltler, Earl.
Levi W. Monitor, merchant, Weat Co Ce
calico. A. W. Baldwin, merchant, 4lh ward, city.
H. M. S Drainer, Jeweler, lit ward, city.
Jebn U. Keller, farmer, Penn.
WUaen Bard, juatlsoef peace, Manbelm
twp.
Milten R. Buiheng, miller, Upper Lea-
Daniel M. Staufler. farmer. Eaat Earl.
Adam K. Biabacb, farmer, Weat Cocallce.
Gee. Amnion, Innkeeper, East Earl.
BenJ. Miller, farmer, Coneatega.
Jeba L. Wright (farmer, Columbia.
Jehn Nlxderr, abeemaaer, Otb ward, city.
Jebn B. Myera, farmer, East DenuuL
B. F. Armstrong, farmer, Martle.
Gee. F. Lefever. farmer. Eden.
,Cha. DnHuir, clgarmaker, Earl.
M. K. Bemberger, merchant, Manhelm
boreugb.
H. K. Landta, farmer, Penn.
O. R. Keneairy, merchant, BlraslnitK
Frank R. Hewell, marble mascn,
ward, cltr.
Henry Dietrich, farmer, Maner.
J. Lewis Walker, clerk, Baltabury.
Amea Echternacht, termer, Btrasburg
ber.
F. H. Gantx, farmer, Rapba
GnataTUs Groetzlnger, tanner, 8:b ward,
city.
Plank Beeser, farmer, Bsllsbury,
David B. Euck, merchant, Cly.
Jamea l'Atrottet, maehlniat, Celli in bli.
Daniel Rethntser, ahoemaker, Columbia.
Obrlstlan MuHselman, farmer, Eaat
Bempfield.
Gee. W. Tomllnsen, farmer, Manbelm
twa
Jeremiah Divls, restaurant, Columbia.
Jacob H. Nelt, farmer, W. Uemplleld.
Common Pltai, Aj'rll S3.
B. J, Dnnlap, drover, Lancaster twp.
Jehn Ernst, merchant, East Cocallce.
C. C. Carpenter, reporter, Dth ward, nlty.
Jehn B.Gault,clgar manuracturer,K, Karl.
Jehn B. Bsnsenieb, farmer, Earl.
Martin 8. Frey, clerk, Epbrata.
G. Oram Phllllpa, farmer, Drumere Eiat.
Uriah Measner, farmer, Brecknock.
PleraenH. Eberly, manufacturer, East
Cocallce.
Cyrns Cramer, Jusllce of peace, Eden.
Henry B. Btebtnan, farmer, ConcRtega.
Jehn H. Melzler, lnsurance ageur, Oth
ward, city.
Henry Ulrvln, firmer, Dart.
Bamuel Irvle. supervisor, Hadsbury.
A. B. Bard, gent, 1st waict, cliy,
Hiram Weldman, painter, I'Ulzabeth.
H. B. Cochran, druggist, Gtb ward, city.
W. B. Reland, merchant, Earl.
Jaoeb Blnkley, carpenter, Btti ward,cHy.
Hiram Peeplos, farmer, Providence.
Jebn Bemberger, grecer, Manbelm ber.
Menree Markley, blacksmith, Warwick.
Edwin EUer, nndertaker, Kllrabcth.
B. 1C Hambleton, carpenter, Manic.
Solemon nigb, farmer, E. Earl.
Andrew Garber, miller, Rapha
Clayten DeUaven, farmer, E. Earl.
WinUeld B. Beyer, farmer, Celeraln.
J. R. Fester, mercbant, Cth ward, city.
Gee. H. Leman,afaeemaker, Sd ward, city.
f Levi K. Nlstley, miller, East Denegal.
Bamuel Guiles, grocer, Columbia.
Lem. R. Brown, merchant, West Ear'.
Abraham Bbenk, miller, hast Drumuie.
Jonas W. Heaa, farmer, Ceney.
Geerge Rice, laborer, Eaat Lampeter.
Abraham M. Yeung, shoemaker, Maner.
Elam H. Denllnger, farmer, E. Iampcter.
Jebn M. Fulton, aurveyer, Pequea,
Jebn B. Brubaker, farmer. Maner.
Amep R. Uogentoglor, ahoe mercbant,
Columbia.
Henry Reeear, barber, Earl.
Bam'l Esbleman, farmer. Penn.
Oyrua witmer, farmer, Ciornarveii.
Chat. E. Broeme, plasterer, O.n watd
city.
Martin It Bhaefler, armor, Rapbe,
Cyrus G. Fry, farmer, Kspke.
Jehn M. Uersbey, farmer, Salisbury.
F. A. Rtcker, Juatlca of peace, Mt. Jey
boreugb.
Jehn M. Ranck, farmer, Earl.
Couimeu rltar, April 30.
Jehn It. Urelder, farmer, lias t HmiiriMeld.
Jebn S. Witmer, farmer, Weat Eirl.
Samuel i KaulfmiiD, cigar inanuiaotn inanuiaetn
rer, Salisbury.
J. M. Johnsten, reperter, lit ward, city.
Jebn F. Bater, grocer, 7th ward, city.
Cha. W. Gibbs, clerk, 0:h ward, city.
Levi Your, tobacco farmer, Carnarvon.
Jaoeb M. Shirk, eaddler, West Cocallce.
Jamea W. Aiken, blacksmith, Bart.
Jeremiah Seldemrldge, farmer, Leacock.
Geerge L. Bard, farmer, Ephntta.
A. J. Zsrcber, ciblnet maker, Coneatega.
B. J. Lechler, farmer, Salisbury.
Jebn Armstrong, farmer, Mania
II. L. Gretl, farmer, Btrasburg township.
W. C. Dittus, book-keeper, 3d ward, city.
B. B. Myers, inn keeper, Btrasburg twp.
Jebn Q. Meicer, builder, Oth ward, oily-.
Peter E. Witmer, farmer. Kapha
Jebn H. Spere, elgar m.'r, Ephrata.
Abraham U. Nbcnk, mlller.K llempUeld.
Reuben H. Fahn6ateclc, miller, Epbratt.
Aaren Nell, clgarmaker, Columbia.
Bam'l Wright, civil engineer, Celumblx
P. M. Bewman, laborer, E. Hemptield.
H. C Demutb, tobacetinlat, 3d ward, city.
Jebn B. Lutz, dealer, E. Cocallce,
Emanuel Blxler, farmer, Epbrata.
D. W. Greyblll, Justice of peace, E.
Hemp field.
JaoeD Hart, elgar dealer, Carnarvon.
Isaac C. Kautl in an,elgarmaker, Columbia
Gee. A. Shelly, printer, 1st ward, city,
W. C. Fvfer, tlerist, Ith ward, city.
Thae. Ulestand, lumbar merchant, Ma
rietta. A. B. Sbeader, shoemaker, Kpbrata.
Heward Brinteu, farmer, Celeraln,
BenJ. L. Landls, farmer, East Lampeter.
Jaoeb B. Becker, farmer, Hapue.
JehnScbaum, Innkeeper, lt ward, city.
Y. P. Bard, merchant, Manbelm twp.
Jaoeb R. Myer, farmer, Maner.
Jebn Moere, justice of peace, Drumert.
Eaaanuel Butter, laborer, "i ward, city.
E. H. Staman, merchant, Columbia.
Richard Apperly,tireman,7tb ward, city.
Cyrus Keyer, manufacturer, Providence.
W. F. McBparran, merebant, Drumerr.
JaoebM. Btautler, merchant, WcktUemp.
field. '
Levi U. Uoebeno-jr, mercbant, Kut
Uesapfield.
Gea Brown, laborer, O.h ward, city.
, Aojearned yarier Srtilenf, Juu4.
A. O. Llbhtrt, larmer, Ma:ilta.
Bllaa IL Purple, brlckmaker, Celumbh.
P, P. Sheck, x)lter, Mariett.
Daniel McQewan, jr., farmer. Bait.
Jenu IL Engle, farmer, lttphe.
Lvl R, Feraey, farmer, Pens,
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David Je(Trie, bricklayer, Slh ward, city.
LtI K. Brown, farmer, Fulton.
C. A. Bewer, lee dealer, H'.h ward, city.
Jehn Uarmae, supervisor, E. Cocallce.
Mlebael Qreaa, ahoemaker, Upimr Lea
cock. D. M. Duffenmyer, grain and lumber,
Eden.
IienJ. u. Markley, sent, uenMuur.
k. j. wt
I'atsen, Wheelwright, Dtumore
East.
Albert Smith, farmer, Providence.
David cratner, rarmer, manic.
Gee, W. Eaby, clerk, 24 ward. city.
BenJ. L. Hosa, farmer, Manheitn town
njp. L.
W. H. renericn, tobacconist, ueiumuir.
Bamuel M. Neli, miller, Manbelm town-
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Abraham Herr, anpervlaer, Martle,
Adam B. Leng, farmer, Manbelm town-
Frank O. Melllnger, farmer, Maner.
Wm. Ntudenretb, clgarmaker, West
Earl.
J, Frank Relit, grocer, lit ward. city.
Abraham Breltegam, mlller, Lanoaater
township. ,
Clement Munaen, cigar packer, Clh ward,
cltr.
Jehn A. Blade, Inn-keeper, Columbia.
Jehn Ubarles, farmer, Maner.
Jebn a Breneman, coal dealer, 3d ward,
cltr.
Wm. II. Kline, batter, Adamatewn.
Peter Hervhey, farmer, Paradlae.
Jehn 11. Eby, farmer, Leaoeck.
Abram Maat, farmer, fctallabury.
Aaren Blaalnger, merchant, Ellrabotb Ellrabetb Ellrabotb
tewn. II. B. Bhrotner, larmer, Manbekn twp.
MonreoM. Ptaulz, merchant, Mnbelm
ber.
A. U. l' linn, merchant, e'.n wru, city.
B. J. Beard, farmer, J'enn.
B. U. Bsllrlt, farmer, Breckneck.
Jebn M. Bbenk. farmer, Providence,
Martin L. Urelder, farmer, Hipbe.
Henry Unnkel, carpenter, 8th ward, city city
Jehn Creabtcb, driver, 0!h ward, city.
H. B. Muaser, lumber mercbant, Eut
BenegaL
Wlulleld B. Koneday, farmer, Btllabury.
E. Herr Etbenabade, merchant, PiiradUe.
Andrew Urelder. farmer. West Hemp
1IC1U.
I
t'ltKSIIVlI-UIAN ItKUITAI-
Ilonerlnc the Unlnry Nabtiath Bclioel I)y
In Kplrltea rmhien.
Special exercises for the Presbyterian
CentenarySabbatb Scboel Day were bold In
the Prosbyterlan chureb Sunday aftornoen,
March 11, and notwithstanding the ram ram
aterm which delnged the streets the attend
ance was large, and ever 175 waa realized
for the contenary fund. Ttie ozerclsen con
sisted of music, readlng In concert, quca
tl' at and anawera en the history of the
cl lift) i, tbe doctrine of tbe call te the tnln
1st, f nd ministerial relief.
A brief summary of the history of the
Presbyterian church was thua prosentod:
The llrat porraanent Prosbyterlan church
in this country, It 1' gonerally bellevcdj
waa organized by the Rev. Richard Denten
at Hempstead, Leng Island, In 101 1, It la
prebable that the first prcsbyterv was
I organized by toveral tnlnlsters at Phila
delphia In 1705 or 1700. Tbe first synod
waa organlzed In 171(1 by the eilglnal prcs-
nytery dividing ltaeit into lour presby
teries and constituting Itself tbe Byned.
Tbe goneral assembly waa organized en
tbe leurtb Thursday or May, 1783. In that
year the synod of Mew Yerk and Philadel
phia dlvlded Itself Inte four synods
namely, tbe synods of Mew Yerk and Mew
Jersey, of Philadelphia, of Virginia and et
tbe Carolina. It tben ordered n goneral
assembly te meet In Philadelphia en the
third Thursday of May, V&.
This synod, befere Its Anal adjournment
in 17S3, amended and adopted the West
minster oentosslon of faltb and tbe larger
and ahorter catechism, with the forms of
government and dlsclpilne and the direc
tory ler worship, and ordered all theee
book te he published as the constitution
of the Prosbyterlan church In I he United
States of America.
On tbe 21th of May of this year (1SS8)
lacelebrated the one hundredth meellng of
tbe general assembly. The special day or
oelebratlon la tbe fourth Thursday, being
tbe aunlversary of tbe passage of the reso
lutions adopting the constitution of the
church, erecting the four synods and crea
ting the goneral nesembly. The prin
cipal Icatures of this contennlal
celebration are the colledion el the
blsteriea of the churches, tLe prtH
uy lories, the eynode, tbe goneral assem
bly, tbe beards and the .tboeloglcai loml leml
narlOK, and en the anniversary Thursday
the delivery of orations at public meetlngH
bearing upon the work, loiluence, duly
and future of the Presbyteilan church In
the United States et America.
The total amount contributed by tbe
church for religious purposes last year
was $11,093,022, of wbleh J785.070 wero for
home missions and ftiO(,S91 for forelgn mis
sions, An Informal Ktreptleii.
Mr. W. B, Bpoere, the new general hccio hccie
lary et the Y. M. C. A. et this city, will ar
rive bere te-morrow, and will be given nn
Informal reception in the Y. M, C. A. ball in
lb evening, by the young men el the asso
ciation nml the young ladlOH of the LadlcB'
Auxiliary a.sioclatlen.
A Number et Hull.
Jacob Gerlach, of Mulberry atrect, baa
been prosecuted by Franklin Sellerr, ler
disorderly conduct, surety of the pcare and
assault, befere Alderman Pinkerton, It
seems that Sclera Uvea In Gerlach'a beuse,
and they bad a ditllculty ever the rent Tbe
bearing is set for Thursday, but eilerlaare
being made te aottle the ces cm.
hale of Hiech.
This nlternoen Sam Malt Frldy sold at
the Coepor bouse tbe following bends',
stocks, iVa, for J. B. Leng :
Twe f 1000 Quarry ville railroad first mort
gage seven per cent bends te Ueerge K.
KeedBtflOy.lO perflOO.
Five shares of Quarry ville rollread etoek
te E. L. llolnbeld nt 85 cents per share
Twenty ehares of Farmer'a Northern
market te Isaae L. Iless nt fjSO 7fi per share.
Ten shares of Eattern market te same at
(CO 30 per share.
Oaoshareof Woateru market te eame nt
53 05 pur share.
A Committee C'lieni.
The Joint burial let commlttee et (icorge
II. Themas Pest 81, G. A. R., and Admiral
Reynolds Peet 405, (1. A. R , or this city,
met In the ball of pest 405 en Saturday
evening and organized tbe commlttee for
the ensuing year. The following comrades
were present: Dr. J as. P. Wickersham and
J. L. Vegan, of pest SI ; Jas. E. Crawford,
A, S. Gulney, Jehn E. Sebum and Dr. J.
S. Smith, el iest 403, The cilioera selectcd
for tbe joint commlttee are as follews: 1)..
J. P. Wlckereham, chairman, SI ; Dr. J. S
Bmltb, Bccrttary, 105; Jebn E. Sebum,
treasurer, 405.
Ilia Scenil VYUe lAiicHitfr Yloiune.
Charles Nathaniel Beckel, the prominent
brldge bullder who dled last week In
Bethlohem, wai married te Miss Emma
Grelder, of Lltltr. A son, Lawrence L.
Deckel, et Bethlehem, aurvlveu this union,
Mr. Beckel'a second wlfe was Mary F.
daughter of Leuis F. Leverlng, of this
city, who with two hour, Frederick and
Ralph Deckel, reaideln Bethlohem,
llttarnru Frem Flerida.
Samuel M. Myers, Jehn I. lUrtman,
William ltlddle and If. B. Williamson,
who with thelr wives have been In Flerida
for the put tbree weeks, rolurned home en
Saturday evening. They wero delighted
with their trip, as the weather was se
pleasant lu that laud or oranges. They ar
rived In time te witness last night's storm
and are ae disgusted with the weather et
te-day that they wish they had deferred
their trip heme a few weeks later.
ilrctlteila fatent.
Letters patent have been Usued through
Wm. It, Uerbart, te James Cojle and
ethers, of this city, for an Improved device
for bitching animals.
ATTIIENOItMALFOHOOI.,
ThsLut EeuleBi of His Llttrary BetUllt.
Acllra DamecraU.
MlM.r.nsvil.t.u, March 10. Last evcnlng
and this evening the literary societies con
nected with the school bold their last meet
ing for the prosent ,BbssIen. The Page
society en Friday cvenlng had a successful
meeting, and thua closed a series of weekly
meetlnga neted for the advantage taken by
the students of the valuable opportunities
offered for Improvemont In tbe arts et com
position and pnblla speaking. The aocieiy
laacltvoandhaiabrlghtfiUure betore it.
The Nermal society met thlaevenlng and
la In every respect equal te ber sister soci
ety. The bonerablo rivalry which exists
between thorn tends te make both onergotlo
knd useful.
All tbe Democrats among the students
met last evening In ene of the classrooms
and organlzed a school club. Mr. Fred,
11 let z, of Yerk county, Is president, and K.
O. Fink scoretary. The Republican stu
dents alae met, but for some roaaen did net
organize a club. The Hspubl leans have the
larger number, but the Democrats the
greater enthusiasm.
Prof. U. Justin Reddy, the popular or
nithologist fiem Perry county, visited
the Nermal te-day. He will probably lie
engaged te prepare a number et specimens
of native birds for the school.
Theprcrent school session closes Thurs
day next, March 10, and the summer soa sea soa
alen begins Monday, March 20, Toe prer-
pects fur a large school are very geed.
IhnHiatk-U'llirariMflStttlrit.
Tbe famous Btack-U'Uara rate Is at
length fettled, alter tlxteen years el liti
gation. Father M. V. Black, who was par
lor of the Church of the Annunolatlen, In
Wllllamspert, Pa, was romevod from bis
position In 1671 by Bishop U'Jiara, el Scran Scran
ten. Claiming that the removal was
Illegal and In opposition te the canons of
the church, Father Black carrlei the mailer
Inte the civil courts. He was suc
cessful In the lower con Is, but
en Bishop O'Hara's nppeal the ru
promo court of Pennsylvania rovetHOd
thojildgment. Father Stack recently inade
a three months' retreat utSt. llonnventure's
college, N. Y , and then cent In te bis
bishop an humble lolter of mibmlsslen and
regret for bis contumacy, llhhep O'Harn
aocepted the submission, restored the
priest's facullle", end then gave him loiters
dlmlsHerlal, or nn exenl, recommending
him te the kind consideration or any right
roverend bishop who might bopleasedto
rocelvehlm Inte his illoccse. It In under
stood that Bishop O'Connor, or Omaha,
Met)., will accept the heivIc?h of Father
Stack In the evmi tot certain requited con
ditions belng rullllled.
Fallel.H iiura.
On Saturday ovenlng about 0 e'clcck a
great crowd gathered In front of Stamtn
lltothei's new stere building, In which
alterations nrobelni: made. A (ew stones
hnd fallen from the wall which la being
lern out te be replaced by n large deer
leading from the main utern room te the
prlvate counting room, q'lie nolse was
beard by soine one who rahed the cry that
a man ret).
Finn rill el ,lainm U. III(K.
The funeral of James C. Biggs took place
from the rosldenco of his brother, Jeseph,
en West Vine etroet, yesterday altorneon.
Among thuse who attecded wero members
or 1'eit 81, G. A. R. and the Veterans
Lglen, te which deceased bolengod. The
Interment wnsmadeln I.nncnstorcemotory.
I.rlt ler Krnlurliy.
Lewis S. llartmnn lelt HiIh city lnt nlgbt
ter Kentucky te leek after bis lumber. in
terests lu tint state. He will be geno two
weeks.
At ttie Hatii Meugp.
The number of rations et seupdlfttilbuled
at the soup home Iniit week was 1,010, The
soup hoiiae will scen be closed for the
season.
ApimlnMtl (lunralnn.
On motion of II. M. Nnttb, esq., Jehn A.
Ceylo was en Saturday appointed guardian
or Hoxe Marie Kcller, miner child of Wil
liam II. Koller, deceased,
Aiiiuaitmeiiti.
itutlie Vicktrt Te-KluM. Ihla cvjnlnK we
arn tohave Mnltlu VJekura, the popular sou seu sou
brutle, Inliornew play "Uherub." In It she
Intredurcg allot her taking speclaltlu", such
aa enK, danoea, .te. Or the act re (is una play
ahe l.oulsvllle Cemmercial-llazette yat
"Mils aliUUe Vlckcm, llu) charming uouhrette,
appearvfl laat nlRht for the flrBt tline In K A.
l.ocke'8 lUieu uctcoiimay-eranm,' cherub, the
l'carl of Uerpenl Mountain ' Tliu play and the
auir nmde a hit. Mlas Vlotcera" ceinp'iny la a
geed ene, and It Is sale te predict that but!
nesn ler the bnlaucuer week will he Keed."
Ttc Female Cempiiiij. On WcUnosdayovon WcUnesdayovon WcUnosdayevon
InK Lilly Olay'aUrKU tfalety i-empany, under
the rnnnaKement el Sun T. Jaelc and led by
Alice Tewimand, the dasblnir hurloKiue star,
wlllappearattlioepora home. The company
luclmlt'8 the La I'orte hhtern, Blngera j Arllnu
lloue, theieal trapcza porferiuora ; tin
Metropolitan Four, ami many etnura. The
porferuiinco concludes with the Rieat eenai
tlen, oiilltled " The Llttle Devil's Uevel."
Maifjetka Te morrow K enlng A large num
ber et seats ler MeclJelta have nlready been
sold, nud the Udlcitleus uru that the talent sd
and popular actress m in buve a lare and
luihtonableaudloncoaa Bhe usually has here.
There scows te be an Impression thut rtservcd
seats can only be hid lpril.00audfl.&9, 1U
Is net the cast), however, as excellent seats In
thoclrcle can yet be purchased ter 75 cents,
l'ursens deslrluK te e the actress In the
great play "Aileu Llke It," would de well te
purchase thelr tickets In advance Ihlsniny
be the las. opportunity te sea Medjeska for
soma lime, ttue huj a Urfie and strong com
pany. DKA TllH.
Cahutukuh On the 11th Iniit. In HirajuiirK
borough, W, IT, Caruthers, aged l years.
'J he relatives nnd Irlunds of the I iinlly are
rospectlully Invited te attend the luneral,
front his lata residence, Hiruiburir, en Wed
nciday ntu-rnenn nt 2 o'elock. 801 vices at the
atranburtf 1'iuibyteilan church.
BwiRTZWLi)Ka.-Mnreh IS, isjj tntbtielty,
Uis. MitiMUiul K , wlle el J. It. awarUwuMur,
lu the UMh year e( her act).
Ilie rolatlves nnd IrlunSs of tbe family nre
rcapectlully Invited te attend the luneral
from her Inte resldencu, Ne, 131 Kust Walnut
Btri et, en Thursday attcrnniii at o'clock. I n .
terinuul at Luucuster cemutery. 3td
Zeek Saturday, March 10,lw. Infant fltuinh fltuinh
ter el Jeseph a. and l.oulse A. Zeek. lid
MAJIKKTX.
Lecal mom aua iieiidt.
UopertodbyJ.U. Leur,
Tar 1-a.st
VOl llll. SHld.
Lnncas'rfiper rent., WW kx les.te
" ti l.ie ku lis
' 4 " BoheoUounlsKSlui) ltd
" 4 " tul orSUyeara. luu 110
" liiDerSJyivirs. leu luu
" 4 InlOorAiyears. ni lei W
" 4 " lu 6er JOyeara. lee itu CJ
Mt uloliuiierouiih liwn , ieu 1W
Ilihlt STOCKS.
rirat National llnnk 100 a
JTarmera' National llank be 11 K.J
rulten National Hank.... 100 in,
Lancaster Oeuuty National liank... w ll.vae
Nerthurn Niitkmal ltank lui 17
I'oeplus' mleniU Hunk li lid
Ktjdtone National IU11U, Mttlihelm 1UJ
Columbia National ltank In) no
Utmatlann National llrnk....,,, luu its
JCparatuNattenal liank 1(0 10
jrirut Natleuul ikink, Columbia 1(U 1M
First National Ittink.HtmslturK , liu IS)
First National Hunk, Marluttn 100 2)0
First National llunk, Mt, Jey let) 153
LIUU National ltank 1111 ha
Mountvllle National Hank 100 If!
Manhelm National ltuik luu 1(0
Onion National llunk, Mount Jey,, fO (6
New llellund National llauk 1(0 lid
Hap National Bunk ., 100 llu
yuarryvllle National Jiauk ue lis
AUzabuthtewn National ltank...... loe pju
mSUSLLiJiaODB BTOCKS.
Xast Itrandy wlne A Way uusbur,.. CO sa
uaarryvule U. 11 w 1.
MtUersvllleUtnietUur w (st
liiijulflnR Printing Cempuny. 60 ti
UasdKbt and Fuel Cemimuy... S3 iM
havens Heme (llends juu u
oeluutbUUos Company -a
Celuuilita Wulur Company 10 11
buseuvbnnna Iren Cempuny ,. lue Suf.ai
Marielta liollew-won),, lu 210.10
MUivnns IIedsu Mi .uj
Mlllertvll)oNenj;al3cho5l..,.. va IB
Nurthtre Market... 60 si
Kaitern Market , no fitO
Oaa Cempuuy Henda lu lc
Columbia lloreuKh ikinda lea Wi
yuarryvllle U. U., 7's. lue 111
uwuiluir A CelumtiU iLlt6' lea ys
icauen Ltirhtfceuipany te 67.W
WedUimMurkut.. ti l-u lu
Lancaster City Utrunt Hallway Ce.. te MOO
JaatJ(naSUvetl(iaiwy. u
Ttrannaa stecm.
Itlg Spring A Beaver Valley..,,..,., m R
llrldRonert A Ilorsesbes uu n
IXinmbtaA CbeitnntHIU Je 17
(Jelumbta WMhinflen , 90 ae
Conealeg A Jll(( Spring te
Martetta A MonntJey tr.JK
Iatic, Bllzabethtewn A MiaOJet'n, loe 7n
lncalr rntltvllle se M7B
Lancaster LHItx ...........,, as 7s
LancaaMT WUluunatewn 1)000
Lancaster A Maner te jfie
Lancaster A Manbelm.,,.. a 40
Incaater A Marietta H
Laneaster A Mew Hellana.... ,,..,. loe si
Lancaatnr A Bneqnehanna..... ...... no set
Lancaster A Hew DanvUle.. l II
UelamMa A Marietta 9B S9
May town A Kllaabetbtewn e
Lancaster A Bnhrata as M
Lancaster A willow Btreet M.05
BtraabnrgA Millport.. ., as W
MarietUA Mavtewn , as ee
re
tK W AD VMll TJ8KUKNT8.
TlAKiMGPOWDK& "
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER,
Absolutely Pure.
mills nnwder never 'varlns.
A n-arvel el
JL purify, Rlrengili and wholesemoneas. Mere
economical than tbe ordinary kinas, ana can
net tin Beld In competition with the multitude
of low test, short weight, alum or phosphate
newdern Sold enlu In cant. 110YL lUxma
l'ewban CO . loe Wall Btrtet, New Yerk.
JylBlydftw
WANTED A CHAMBER MAID.
Apply nt the r'OUN TAIN INN. ltd
TirANTEtl AGIRI, FOR
GENERAL
W homework. Innulrnat
Hd
18 K ABl' Oil ANO R BTItKKT.
WANTI5D ACOOIC. APPLY AT NO.
(12NOKTH DdKBBTUKKT. lt
R1
ESIDENOK ON THE EAST HIDE
nf Duke street, bet ten Orunue and
Chialnut, lorient lnqnlrenf
A. J.BTKINMAV.
ml2 5lrt
At Hits Omen.
T UniEirs. KaUFFMAN,
ATXOltNEY-AT-LAW,
N0.2 30UTH1'U1NCKST., Lancaster. Pa
liHlydftw
OUItLlO HALE
Otf PERSONAL
JL VI
'UOPKUTy,
Tcksdav, Mancu 1J, 1S3J,
At Ne. 161 Heuth Oiireu ntreet, centlstlnrf nf
Walnut ntil Ash lludroem Suits, l'arler bull,
Uat Hack, l'lush 'lop Table, Hprlnp Meds, Car
piitaandAKtiieral line el lleusehnld Kurul
turn fnln loceiumenco at 1 o'clock p.m. .
marlOAUd JOKL L. 11AINKB, AucL
ESTATE OF MRS. MARQARETNEAD
late of thn city of Lancaster, deceased
Lattera of administration en slid estate having
been irrauted te the undnrslirned, all person.
Indebted thirute nre requested te makelm
mediate payment, and thuse having clatmB or
demands oieilnst the same, will present them
wltneut dn ay for sottlemont te thn under
signed, lesltllML' In the city el Lancaster.
hl)VUl) McUOVKUN, Administrator.
Vmlkm Khanki.in. Attorney. 16 GtdM
V1L'
IAMSON t FOSTER.
"V,
OUMAN'S
Celebrated Hats!
TIIKNKW HTYLE3r01t
SPRING
NOVV KKADV.
(InntleniAn should son Yeumnn'a New "hape
lolureilutlillng taeirDKKBS HAT ferSprlntf
Yeumm's Stiff Felt Deibys
Will he the rnpilar Elylr a tjr the
Coming Bt-ajen.
BOW AND OaiLDIlEN'S HATS AND C1P3.
NEW FASHIONS rOUSl'UINU.
A LAltaKA,30llTllKSTO
Trunks & Valises
AT LOW I'ltlCHS.
Williamson & Fester,
32.34)30&38E.KIiUST.,
LtNCASTKK, lA.
Alie
NO. HIS MAUICKT BT, llAltlllBllUIlO. 1'A.
"PIXTRAORDINAUY LOW PRICES.
KINK TAILOIUNO
AT JlATlt AOKD1NAHY LOW PltlOKS.
OvorreatliiT nnd Heavy Weight fiultlnir
m ml e te Order at Cost 1'rlce te mduce stock
and Rlvn einplnyment te my hands.
Special attention paid te Villi Drrsa Suits,
which 1 will new luakn te order in the very
boil style, bttttu Lined all through, iromt&ieu
H. GERHART'S.
4V riNK lMl'OHTINQ TAILOll.
NO.UNOUT11QUKKNST..I.ANCASTK11.1'A
QROFK HPR1NC1 DISTILLERY.
OLD GEOFF SPRINQ
DISTILLERY
ON
East Orange Street.
8TOOE-G3 N0HTII QUEEN BT.,
LANCASTKK, l'A.
4i"lllKheet prlce paid for Uye.
A,ll.81IKAryKll, proprietor.
aprtS-lyd
WHY WILL YOU ceiiBh when Bhtleh's Cure
will iilvu Immediate relter. l'rlce lv ct.. 60 cts ,
mid It for sain by It. It. Cechiau, DrukKlat,
Ne. 137 North CJueen atrt-et. (tl)
F
OR
FRESH SPIOBS,
flavoring KxtrecU and Distilled Ueae
Waler, ke te
J. C. HOUGHTON A CO,
Largest and Cheapest urui? Heus4 In Lancaa
tei, Nea. and it West Klnic street.
TEMOOHATIO COUNTY COMMI1TKK
XJ MKKTlNU-AineetlnRoftbeDemocretic
('unity Cemuittten wilt be held la the rooms
nf the YeunK Men's Democratic Club. Sd story
I'imUiIUcu lIul.cliiK, Monday, Mmch 1'jtb. at JO
o'clei k a m. JOHN K. M ALONK,
niiiO-teUAw Ucalrman,
PUHLIU HALE-ON THURSDAY AK
TKltNOON at oue o'clock at ill West
Chestnut street, a irenerul ns,enuient of house
hold liiriiuure, liidudlnir walnutdlnlng.roeui
bet, hall rack, lKik 010. library table, oue bed.
loom suite, and ether articles.
mlO-tda,Was JOKLL.UANKAuct,
jraay ABTMMtiMummntB.
"OOR BENT OB LEAHE-TUE COAL
JD an Lumber Tart with P. K. B. Hiding,
emty, sheds and coal btn new ecenpledby B.
B. Martin, fronting nn North Water street,
between Lomen ana JamrsatrreUand extend
ln weat te renn'a K. It. This nrepnrtr s
anftible for any hind of bnalneaa. for farther
partlcnlan, apply te A. A. MTSH8,
110 UdB J Ne. W Weat King etreet
JACOB V, HIJEAKPKH'H '. "
PURE RYE WHISKY.
(MY OWM DISTILLATION.)
MO. 1GCKNTBK 8 QUA II.
A UDITOK'H HOI1C15.
William hi lilnklfc ) In the Court of Common
.. l r.easef Lan.COclan.'M,
AmosU.eambacb. ) He IS, Ex. JJec. Ven.Kx.
The understuncd auditor, appelnUd te
aiitrlbuU) te ana among these legally entitled
thereto, the moneys arising. from the above
execution, will alt for that pnrpose en Wed
nesday, tne 4th day of April, isss, at 10 o'clock
a. m , In the Library Keem of the Court Uense
In the City of Lancaster, where all persons In
terested in said dlstrlbntlea may attend If
tuejr uuu Jliuper,
nai
AX.TEU 3t.jrilAMKI.tir,
Auditor.
rcarl2.l9.zs
EAHTEK KQQ DYEt?.
rratley's Liquid Kgg
brightest colored, nreducea
lives arn thn
the beat effects
and are the cheaneat In thn mri
Ileaulirnl cntds given away with e(rir dyer.
Price fi cents each, or the set el alx different
cards for SSe.
Krai ley's I'ackage Dyes centiln three oelors
for ft cents, or six colors lorleeents. lirlsht
colors eaailyapplled and beantlfnl cards given
With the dyer. Loek at enr window display.
rUAlLKX'a KA8T KNI 1'llaltM AtlY,
(Oppoalte Eoatern Market.)
NOTICE 18 UERKHY GIVEN THAT
an application will be made te the Gov Gov
ereor of the 8 tat e et Pennsylvania, en Mon
day. Marcs 1, 1834, nnder the Actef Aaaembly
nf tbe Commonwealth et fenntylvanla. en
titled " An Act te provide for the Incorpora
tion and Kojrnlatlenof CerUln Corporations "
approved April w, 1874, and the aupplementa
thereto, for the Charter of an Intended Cor
poration te be called The Baje Harber Bate
Uopeilt Company,"tbeeharaeter and object of
which la for the purpoie or aafe keeping
emjvbb, uuuui, ii,is, luuiiuy nun VBluADle
prepnriy 01 every zina, upon terms te be pre
scribed by the by-laws of neon corporation,
and for theee purposes te have, possess and
enjoy the rltrhts. benefits and prlTllORfs of said
An of Assembly and Ha annnlnmcnM
The names of subscribers te the certificate of
Incorporation are Theodere F. Vattersen. Mr
swlli Davis, onergo A. Trtrple, Themas F.
llyrne and Dr. Isaae M. Witmer.
J. ALrltKD SMITH, Solicitor.
ml C.12d 731 WalnntHt.,l'hlladelphla.ra.
QfKN MONDATt AND SATURDAY
EVENINGS.
Increa:tng conddenee
and growing sales lends
us effort te de moreand
mero te meet your Ideas.
Wen's and lley's l'or l'er l'or
cale Shirts tn all alies,
GROWING,
Grewing,
GROWING.
Jinade el Qarner'a l'er l'er
cite, which means test colors. Eee these at
11 and 11.25. Wo'veMo and I1.C0 0309 also, One,
twoer three cellars and culfj with each shirt
as yen may want. Try our "DAYTON"
White Dress Shirt. Their perfect fit, length
of wear nnd superior make will salt you.
C HUTU I NO Tbe Strongest Working Fan Fan Fan
tsjoens at I1.C0, 1125 and 11.73. Fast Celer
Drei a Caaslmeres a t 1 00, $ J 73, 13 50 and : 00.
NBWSeillNOOVKltCOATSUItADY. Bey's
and Children's Salts and Kitra Pantaloons,
Le-ist Prices and Best Makes. The Make
and Cleth we've clesely seen te. Wcar-reslat-leg.
MARTIN BRO'S
CLOTHING AND rUHNlSUtNG GOODS,
50 NOUT1I QUKEN BTKUKT.
AbTRIUU'a
PALACE OF FASHION,
1 3 East King Street,
Lancaster, Pa.
Kid Gloves te-day !
Here is what we offer and
consider the best bargains we
ever put before the public at
one time.
Fifty cents, four-buttoned,
quality A i, colors : all the lead
ing shades in Tans for spring
wear, new goods.
Fifty-nine cents, stitched
back, four-buttoned, best spring
shades, full assortment, im
ported te retail at 75c.
Seventy-five cents, " Four Feur
chette " is the craze this season.
The fingers are made in two
colors, contrasting. Tan and
Grey, Tan and Brown, Fawn
and Black, etc.; they are four
buttoned, band top, were sold
last fall at $1.25, they cannot be
duplicated.
Sixty-two cents for Gloves
worth $1 a pair, ask te see them!
Four-buttoned, stitched back,
but the finest quality real kid.
They are a job let and are
worth $1 . Celers are just what
you want.
Seventy-five cent Lacing
Gloves, five-hooks, our old
stand-by. This is one of our
best leaders. Spring Celers.
Eighty-seven cents. A new
glove, never kept by us before,
Embroidered back, five buttons,
scalloped tops. Celers are beau
tiful. We named it " Duchess."
Ninety-eight cents, undressed
Real Kid, tan colors, embroid
ered back, band top. Most ex
cellent quality.
One dollar a pair. Twe styles,
the pride of the department,
four-buttoned, band top, fancy
embroidered back, shades are
carefully selected. Ne glove
like it for the money.
The ether style, lacing seven
hooks, embroidered back, same
quality glove and same colors.
At $1.25 a pair, "The latest;"
fancy top, entirely new, but can
not be described; we will be
glad te show it te you.
$1.50 a pair are our very best
gloves. We need net say any
thing about them.
The celebrated " Mather "
gloves; we arc sole agents for
them, in Black and Celers; they
are patent lacing and the best
fitting gloves in the market.
ASTRICH'S P. O. F.
''' B rMMTJSMMMim.
QOMFORT3 AND BLANKETS.
Bosten Stere.
THIS HEAVY SNOW STORM
REMINDS US THAT "WE HAVE A LOT OF
WORTS ' BLANKETS
THAT WE WILL SELL OFF AT 4
LESS THAN COST.
STAMM BROTHERS
WILL MOVE APRIL 1,
-TOr
N0S. 35 AND 37 N0RTIT QUEEN ST.,
( ACROSS FROM
B
ARQAIN BALK.?.
BARGAIN SALES
STERLING SILVER GOODS.
Musical Bexes, Bronzes and Art Werk.
CALL AND EXAMINI! AND OKT I'RIOES.
Diamonds, Geld and Silver Watches and Fine Jewelry.
H. Z. RHOADS, Jeweler,
Ne. 4 West King Street.
.mVMMHMT.
TQMJLTON OPERA HOUSE.
MONDAY, MARCH 12th, 1888.
KNGAQKHKNT SPECIAL OK
AHKKIOA'B GUKATXST SOITUKKTTK,
MATTIE VICKERS,
(COMMENT UNNKCKBSA11Y)
In Her Mew Creation,
CHERUB,
The Pearl of Serpent Mountain,
Pronounced by Troea and Public
Her Great Succvsa.
13 A METROPOLITAN COMPANY 13
Supports Mlaa VIckera, and ahe
rneela -with
CKOWDKD HOUSES XVKKYWUEUK.
PBICES 25, COand 7 C1CNTH.
KKSKKVEO SEATS 73 CKNTS.
New en aale at Opore, Heuse Olllce. n8 ltd
glULTON; OFERA HOUSE.
-0NK PEKfOUMANCE ONLY.-C
Tuesday Evening, Mareh 13, 1888.
f-AUK WKLL APPEAUANCE UKItK OF
MODJESKA
And Her Own Company, Accompanled by
MR. EBEN PLIMPTOy,
-IN-
ff
As Yeu Like It."
lMXJALlNl) MODJESKA.
r&ICKS II SO, tlOO.750 A50e.
Sale opens Saturday morning, March 10 at
Opera Heuse Ofllce. mS5:d
JJULTON OPERA HOUSE.
Wodneaday Evening, March 14.
Lilly day's Colossal Gayety Ge.
:tO-LOVELY LAIUE8-30
I'rcaentlng the Qreatat Galaxy et Featurea
Under tee Sun.
NOVELTY'S OttOWNINO DIADEM,
The Little Devel's Revel."
U
OB, APOLLO IN EDKN.
Ge Wlierd Ihe Crowd Geea. The l'oeplo Want
it, Ihey Must Have lu
PWK.S .7....25.E0A75OKNT9.
KK.SKUVKO SKATS 75 CK.V1H.
New ea Hale at Opera Ueuaa Olllce. mlu It
WINKS AND l.mUOKU.
KTl
1IOUCUE BEC,
PIPXU 1IE1DSIKCK, POMMKUY8KC,
And G.U. MUMM EXTIIA DUY,
OO TO
11K1Q AUT'S OLD WINE 8TOUK, Ne. O) EAST
ICING BTUEET.
SPECIAL GUEAT WK3TEUN,
TUK FINKST AMEltlCAN CUAMPAGNK IN
THE UAUKKT. OUU OWN IlllAND.
UEIGAUT'SOLD WINE 8TOHE. Ne. W EAST
KING STUEET.
rOll TAYLOU'S IUISH WHISKY,
IN JIOTXLKS, BPSCIAL IMPOUTATION,
OOTO .
UEIGAUT'a OLD WINK STOKE. NO.MKA9T
KING BTUEET.
rOU TUK BESC 11UANDY, WHISK V,
WINE AND GIN, Km,
OOTO
KKIGAKT'S OLD WINK 8TOUE, NO. 89 EAST
KING STUKKT.
rOJTWAL.
P
IOR CONUUESb.
B. PRANK BHHLEMAN.
Subject te Kepulillcan Uul.ia.
anra-tiaAw
g OR J UUY COMMISSIONER
ll.T. BIIULT,
()( Xllzbtbtewn lloreuph. Eubject te the
declitonel the ileiuocruile County conffu cenffu conffu
tlen. iuai&-ildAw
TTiOH JU11Y COMMISSIONKK,
GEOIIGE DAUMSTKTJElt,
Hsventa Ward, city,
Jtulea.
Eulject te Pomecrallc
uaiie-lyd&w
FOSTOFFICE. )
NX W AD VBR TjaRMKNTS.
rpAKE NOTICE.
NO LICENBE AT
ROHRER'S LIQUOR STORE,
UNTIL APRIL 1, 1888
TOUm KENT STOKE AND DWELL
AJ 1N(1 corner of OraDgeand Prince atreta.
occupied new as a grocery ; geed location ;
rent reasonable. Apply te
M.B. WKIDLEB.
It8-tmit 3)3 North Christian Btrtet.
VITAIT UNTIL APRIL 10
TO BUY YOUlt
FURNITURE.
OCHS & GIBBS
Will open with Entire New Stock, 2d, Sd and
4th Floers,
SI SOUTH QUEEN STEEKT,
Lancaster, Pa., (Formerly Gee, B. Bchanm'a )
mJlirdtt
s
PBINQ AND SUMMER GOODS.
Hager & Broteer.
WE AUK IN DAILY ltKCKlPT OF
BLACK FABRICS
FOK SUESSK8.
And new have our Complete Line of Spring
and Bummer Weights. Among the meat do de
atrable Mlk Wrap Materials madn by the cele
brated B. PUlKvrLY A ue., are the
BILK WAUP TAM1SK CLOIUS,
BILK WAUP CLAIUKTTK CLOTHS,
BILK WAUP DKAP D'ALMAS,
BILK WAUP NUNS VEILINGS,
BILK WABP HENU1KTTAS.
The above Fabrics we have In Different
Ouulltlea and Weight, and can lteceuimend
them fur Beauty In Finish 'and Durability In
Wear.
ALL-WOOL HKNBIETTA CLOTH,
CAMEL'S HAIU GUENADINK,
ALL-WOOL UAVENNA BEBGK,
ALL-WOOL IMPEBIAL BEUGK,
ALL-WOOL MKLBOSS .CLOTH,
ALL-WOOL NUNS VEILING,
ALL-WOOL CABIMIB.
1 he All NToel Fabrics are made by B. Prleat'y
A Ce . are manufactured nl the beat Austra
lian Weel, and for Brilliancy of Celer and
ievelty in KDucta cannot be iqna'ed by any
ether maker.
lager & Brether,
W. 25 WIST KINQ SIR8BT,
LANCASTKU, PA.
OAJiKIAOSB.
2TANDAIU)WOUK."
EDy. EIDGERLE Y
0ARRIAUE OUILDEB,
NOS, 15, Ul 45 MAUICKT BTREET, Hear of
Posleiuce, Lancaster, Pa,
I have in Slees and Build te Order Every
Variety el the following styles: Coupe, hug.
ulrs, (Jabrtnlels, Carriage, victerias, Bnalneaa
WaKODf, "T" CatU-, MaCall Wagons. Burrles,
Market Wagons, Pbrotens, Express Wagons.
I employ I Dh beat Mecbunlca and havolscll havelscll
Itlea te build correctly toy style of Carriage
desired. The Quality. Style and rinlah el my
work makes It dectdtdly the uboapeat In the
market,
MOTie "Fair Ueallng, Honest Werk at
Bettem Prices." Please give me a call.
Mr-ntutlring promptly attended te. Prices
lower than all ethers. One set of Workmen
especially einplej ed ler that purpose.