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OSsi aalwy of testmmentslmusie, Misses
treaty asa urisnsB,
Tha following waa the Interesting pre I
T?"aamme et exercises
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tisi sr, JTamd O. Ven Blela, M. Becnler, II.
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atlMO.I.eUz."UbernsClafs"
rT "nratenes of atute," M1
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naaea, TBree reriermers-HIsses C. lieuz, M.
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ens "Carnival Oe Venice, ConcerO alie,"
(J. Benedict) MImO. lela. ,.
Bsaarenratt-ir. flplndler) - 'lB0'
Tfercs rerforreers-alliaei K.litlllngtjn. .
O'Connor, at. MoUenouub. F. Herr. M. lvaler,
a. auyraaker, B Steirart, M.llanrahan.
Ssxwui-Cbl Ml Frena Hiela." (Dontrett)
at. Hcuoneugn, ai. ivreuii v.-
. tM KHM ftfl l.nil
rantaeta "BemlnUcenies from Kerraa." (r,
I.Itl)MUiC. Ltir.
Vaseatetery-ktua M. K. Kremp.
Next ea the pregramme wss the dlslrlbu
tlea of premiums, and the IoIIewIdk were
awarded prices :
Graduating geld medals In tne scaacmie
department were conferred en MlascsMary
K. Kramp, Reading ; Kmllle B. Orlmm,
Phlladelpbla; MaryMcDoneugb, Reading.
Oradustlng geld medala In the cenaerva
tery of Isatrumental muale were conferred
a Misses Mary K. Kremp and Kmllle B.
arlaam.
la the senior department the geld medal
for politeness, diligence and correct deport
seat waa awarded te Miss Margaret Kaler,
ef Mahaaey City. Trt
la the Juuler department the geld medal
tar tvdlta&esa. dlllgenee and correct de-
pertttisntwas awarded te
Miss juxie von
Btalaa oiueDoaen, n. j.
' Tka geld medal for Christian doctrine
f wsa awarded equally te Misses A. Meyers,
M. Qrimm sad M.McDoneugh ; the young
"jedleatodrawfer It afterward. Mlea Mo Me Mo
Dsaeegh waa the lucky oue In the draw
aad bbe secured the medal.
The geld medal for drawing and painting
waa awarded te Mlaa icmllle Urlmm,
Philadelphia.
Qeld crowns were awarded te Mlasca M.
QrUam, A. Meyers, Florence 11 err, E. BU.
ttagten, B. Bllanda, M. Banrahan, M.
' tyOoBBer. Ii. Fyan and Alice Mlddleten.
? Silver crowns were awarded te Misses
, lCCOenner, Annie Hepkins, M. 11 err,
?v M. Celvln and Mary Baehler.
?l Premium books, for exoellenco In the va
?V rteaa studies, aa well as in muale. oil palnt
JNfc drawing, faney work, and plain aew-
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yesBg ladles,
TUE AIIT KXHlnlT.
The art exhibit waa exsmlned by a large
aaaabar of persona en Hatnrday and Mon Men
ay. The art department has been one of
lha leading featnrea of this exeellent Insti
tution of learning, but thla year the exhibit
waa larger and finer than -ever befere In Its
history. It would be Impossible te enum
erate all of the hsndsome works et art en
xhlbltleD, but among them may be noted :
"The Mountain of the Bely Cress," an oil
painting which leeks like a ateel on en
Braving, the work et all the pupils ; this
painting was presented te Father Kaul;
"Our Saviour Carrry leg the Cress," a large
oil painting, the work of Mlaa Mary Kaul,
was also presented te Fstber Kaul.
. Miss Kmlly Urlmm, Philadelphia, haa en
' xBJfelHonsjgeng ethers "The Guardian
Angel," The Saered-Beart," a landscape,
poultry piece.
Mlaa Mary Kremp, Reading, has " Na
ture's Mirror," an " Italian Peasant " and
" The Immaculate Conception."
Mlaa Nellie Barvey, Philadelphia, a
large landscape, a small landscape and a
number of plaques.
Mlaa Katie I.ocher, city, two panel land
scapes and " Evangeline."
Mlaa Florence 11 err, city, a scene en the
Jnalata near Iewlatewn and an ecean scene
la oil.
Mies Maggie Kater, MahaneyClty, an
eeeaa aeene, a uoenllgbt scene and a
Baoeatain etreain.
Mlaa Mary McDoneugb, Reuting, a
asrlag scene, a waterfall and bar.c painted
Jaatbrcquln.
Mlaa Marie Boyd, New Yerk city, an
oeaaa scene and two panel landaca.",
TBE VANCY WOKK.
The following young ladles contributed
the fancy wcrk en exhibition :
Misses Mary Kremp, Katie I.eliK, Mary
McDoneugb, Katie 0'Conner,Mary Orlmm,
Florence Berr, Sadie Bllands, Edith Blt Blt
llsgten, Kstle Bennett, MsggleKsler, Lena
Fyan, Katie Owens, Annie Hepkins, Mabel
Berr, Lizzie Uaefncr, Alice Mlddleten and
Mabel Celvln.
The work exhibited embraced embroid
ery en pluab, satin, Bilk, telt and llannel,
aad among the articles were piano covers,
footstools, table scarfs, table covers, tollet
seta, cushions and tidies. There were also
exhibited many specimens of plain sewing.
The work In this department rttlects
great credit en Instructors and pupils. The
year Just closed has been the most success
ful In the history ei the institution and
indications point te an auspicious opening
with the new school term in September.
The visiting clergymen vere Fathers
Benton.el Steelton, Feln, of Ellzsbethtewn,
Selmetz, of Philadelphia, Kecb, efMU Car
aael and Bchleuter, et this city. Father
Kela presented the prizes In the absence of
Ue bishop.
The senior geld medals were densted by
Father Christ, el I.abanen, the junior geld
aaedals by Father Kaul, tte geld medal for
Christian doctrine by Father Huber and
the geld medal for drawing and painting by
Father Dexnlege.
Ihs City Hetel's Illsplay,
There does net stem te be suthclent en
t vprlse In Lancaster for the citizens te get
up a general displsy of Urowerks. Tbe
City hotel proprietors and Its boarders de
net propose te let tbe great holiday go by
uaaotleed, however. They have a large
collection of money and en the night el the
Fourth will glve one of tbe Uccst private
dleplsys ever seen In this city, it will
take plaes from an elevsttd platleruj which
will be erected In irent of the hotel.
Uratbef A in os iv. Ilcaa.
Aaaes W, lleas, s well-known llsrrls
wt grocer, died en Monday, aged 30
yeaaa, after an Illness of six weeks, lie was
aesw ia Bate If arbor, this county. He waa
'seessbsr et the Usrrlsburg school beard,
slsavsaawldew and five children, lie
wee est sxceiUet vecalUt, and at the Iiin
assrvtUe eaaaBsaeetlngs, sod at all tbe ro re
stvaliaesUDgsbi the city, be was eener
IsUf present sad took an active pt, The
f eaerii takM place ea Thursday at 10 a. m.
I,trDK, KIIKHLY MJrtlALS.
Mr..T. Batten Land, or Kphrata, United te
Mlutnml O. Kbstly, at Tab CUT.
A brilliant wedding, attended by many
prominent la the social circles et tela city.
was salerenlMd this momtns-.attBebemeof
the bilde'a parent, 3H Weat Oheatnnt
street. Promptly at 10:30, te the strains et
Mendeltsehrt's wedding march, rendered
by Mrs. Rev. 'Jehnsen, the bride and
groom, Mr. J, Harlan Laadea, of Ephiata,
rift Mlaa Kmini I" KberlV. attended by
the tubers, Messrs. J. Q. Klllsoe, of Vhlts
delphla, and William J. Kbeily, brother et
the bride, appeared In the spacious parier,
and In the presence et the Immedlale rela
liver, Iter. Warren J. Jehnsen, et Man
helm, pronounced them man and
wlfe coerdlng te the beautiful ritual
of the Reformed church. Frem 11:30
till 1 o'clock a reception waa liven, at
tended by a large number of Iitneaster'a
fairest daughters and most Kallantaena,
I while amongst them mingled many prom I
I lnent In professional and social clrelea of
lni, ana ether cities. A sumptuous wed
I ding banquet wsa served by Caterer Xiebar,
The bride Is the estimable and acoem-
nM.hiul rianshlernf A. J. EberlV. 6'fl , a
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graduate or me mgu acaoei, ana eh hu
a course te the Femsle seminary, Betblo Betble Betblo
hem, Pa. The gioem Is a popular and eatl
mable young man, well known In builncss
and social circles. The presents were
many end bandsemr. Quests were present
from HarrUbure, 1'hllsdelpbls, TIDUd,
Ohie. Enhrata. A-
Amidst congratulations and best wishes,
the bride snd nroem left en the 2 p. m.
train west, en a llveweeks' tour, whleh
will Include Columbus, Ohie, Chicago,
Iowa, Minnesota, and returning via Niagara
Falls, Albany, New xerk, and various sea
ahere resorts. About the last of August
they will lcave for Falrileld, Iowa, where
the groom haa sn oxtenstvo buslncis, and
where tbey will make their future borne.
KINrKaUTD rtllC NEW SKff Kits.
Chariet Fcbwsbal te Ilelld UiaNerlh Juen
Btreat and Jehn lUndlf the North
Ituse Street Mtnera.
Iisst evenlng the regular meeting of the
atreotcemmlttcoof councils was held, A
number et bills were spproved.
Berne tlme ego a petition was sent te
councils, signed by n large number of citi
zens, ssklnR that a bridge be construeted
across the Conestoga at Kelgart'a Landing.
The commlttee decided te ask oeunolls for
authority te adverllse for proposals for
building the bridge.
Twe potlttens were received proteallcg
sgalnat the proposed sewers en Mlddle and
Seuth Q 'leen streets. Aotlen wss deferred.
The t) Hiimlttoe decldcd thst In (he con
struction et sowers In the future the man
boles and lnleta will have te be laid by
the city.
Cressing wero ordered at Duke street,
botweeu Vine and East King ; Columbia
avenue and Oranceetreet, at Ruby : James
street, between Duke and North Queen.
The following bids for the construction
of sewers wero opened :
On North Queen street from ueutre
Bquare te Orange atreets Klteh iV Smith,
ncfl : Cbsrlea Sohwebo), t&OO ; Jenn Ken-
dig, rr.CU.C0 ; B. E. Malene, $1,482. The
oentract was awsrded te Mr. Schwebel.
On North Duke slrcet, from .lames te
Clay:
Klteh A Smith for building sewer, t81!,
for taps and conduits f&U, tetsl (3,330.
B. E. Malone Ter building sower, ri,H'.7,
conduits, trenching, Ac, $202, Inlets and
trenching, TIJ0, total K,470.
J. F. Hlsutrer building the sower, 12,1.10,
esndults, manholes and lnlels, fj&U), total
Kl.010.
Jehn Kendlg building sewer, f ),07r, In
lets, manholes, Ae , M7, tetsl 2,482.
ThoeoutrKotwssarwardedtoMr. Kendlg.
THAT FUST Kit CtllCULAK DISSKCTEI).
Jades Xliuriuan Net Mech Snrprlscd at It.
What Ilcnsal Says.
Columbus Dispatch te tbe N. Y. Uerald.
Jtelatlve te the Fester circular concern
ing tbe secret understanding botweon pro
tection ltepublicans and Democrats, Judge
Thurman atated that he did net oare te say
anything about It, Intimating that It was
net preper for him te have tee much te say
bolere he bad written his letter of accept
ance, lu response te quostlens, however, he
said thst he did net aee hew It could
amount te much alter tbe party lines had
been preperly drawn, tbetigb thla was n
matter which would develop later. It was
tee much, he thought, a question which
would work both ways, and would have a
tendency te draw from both parties In the
ruatter of vetes. He conslderod thorehad
been a great ctmnge In tbe past few woeka
regardlng tarltl reform among the Demo
crats, evon In protection districts, and It
was dldleult te tell what would be the re
sult till tbe lsaues wero preperly dotined.
Frem what Mr. Tburman said ttiere is net
much doubt that he will glve this question
some attention In his letter of acceptance.
AY". U. Heuael, et Lancaster, l'a , waa lit
the rebidence of Judge Tburman, and.
speaking of ttie( boodle circular," he said
It appeared In hla locality some days age,
and that It wai looked upon as a movement
by Featcr, proMrient et the Ltague of lto lte
publlcan clubs, te ralse money, and, se far
as he knew it tnade nolmpreaalon In l'oun l'eun
sylvania, nnd was looked upon as a prlvate
alfalr and for tbe purpose et getting money
befere the campaign epened, when the pres
ident of the club no doubt thought the
ohsnens would be lesi for soeurlng uioney.
Mr. Hensel said he had prlvate In
formation some tlme age that ttiore
was a movement en feet te get pro
tection Kepublleans and Democrats te
sign a olreular ler tbe purpose of carrying
alt the close congreiHlonel dlBtrlets. He hai
no Idea what progress was made. Hensel
atatea that the Dnmocratle parly In Venn
sylvania is In hotter shape en this lsaue
than they ha a been for twenty years, as
many et tbe manufacturers have come te
the oencluHlon that tbey want mero frne
raw material. 1 1 the ltepublicans should
mske that an Its no he belleves It would
drlve many of their number te
tbe Demecrtttia ranks. Mr, Hensel
Is net detlnlte In his recollection, but he
understood when tbe matter was btlng pri
vately agitated among tbe manufacturers
In bis vicinity that each was te furnish
500 or (1,000, te be placed in clese districts
with the object named, and he ban no
doubt that tbe scheme was carrled out te n
oensldornblo extent, but he doubts If It con.
tains tbe number et Domecrata that la
elalmed for It. As te the "boodle circu
lar," he say a the paper oentalnod the name
of Alger for fiOO, and a number of ethers
whom he knows, and that it was purely a
mcrceuary matter with Foster,
l'umrKl el Mr. H. S. hclilmlle.
The fuaerul of Mrs. Benjamin H. Hehln-
dle took place from the resldence or her
husband, Ne. 518 West Chestnut street, at
10 o'clock this morning. The funeral ser
vices wero conducted by ltev. J. it. Tayler
Gray and tbe interment was tnade at
Woodward Hill cometory. Tbe pall
bearers were Ooergo A. Marshall, E. O.
Htelgerwalt, Hebert (Mark, James It. Strlne,
Jeseph (J. lllggs snd Andrew U. Uerahey,
A hsndsome lleral plcce three feet hltih
the 'Qatea AJsr," was presented by the
empleyes of the Xeu lira ofllee, In testi
mony of tbelr esteeui for the wlfe of thilr
business manager.
Apnliaaed Ajile UIoiieius.
Kev. J. V, Kckert has growing en hla prom prem
ises, 212 North Mulberry atroet, a smoke smeko smoko
heuse app'e troe, well lilted with apples a?
large as a hulled wsluut. Heme days nge a
new growth of buds was matured en tbe
tree, and new tbe trei Is In lull bl-ni, the
yours cri 'e. aud vue bloujeiun uUug clus
tered en tbe aauie bough,
J'lve Trusts lu a lltiber Huep.
The unusual sight was presented In tbe
barber shop of lMward Kappler this morn
ing of tlte Cat helle prlesta awaiting tbe'r
turn le be shaved. They wero I Kev. Dr.
McUullagu, el 8t. Mary's, ltev. Feln, et
Kllzabctbtewn, Christ, et Lobailen, and
Kech and Bchleuter et St, Jeseph's church.
itrfUUred aa a l'bjilcluii.
Dr. U. 1'. Mulhelland, of Uoneybreok,
Chester county, was registered as a pnval.
clan te-day. He Is a graduate cf tbe Uni
versity of I'enniylyanls, lu the class of
l&SS,
TO CELEBRATE THREE DAIS.
TnE OOMSIIlIKt! JlKI'OttT A mO-
ukimmi: roil Tni: centennial.
raradts en Ksrh Uay-Muitr, Orations sad
rjretschnles-Tlie T. M, O, A, Dai Ball
Club Else! UfflestH audHsKct Uniforms.
Ths Clnb te Flay en Satnraar,
Cet.uMniA, June 10 A well-attended
meeting of the genersl oemmltten of the
Centennial association wss held la the
opera house last evenlng. The committee
te Arrange a pregramme aubtnltted tbe fol fel fol
eowing: 'lb st the con ten nisi shall con
tinue for three days, aa psssed upon by the
association.
First dsy : Assemble In the park at 0:30
a. m., weather permitting, otherwise In the
opera faeuie. Pregramme : muale, band ;
prayer, local minister; music, Micnnerohen
historical address; music, Mmnnercber;
oration, limited te one-half hour; music,
band) best history of Columbia net exceed
ing 1,000 werda; beat history of Columbia
net exceeding 600 words. 1:30 p rr,, Indur
trlal parade, including clubs en floats; re
gatta, tennis, croquet etc , tlme of these
sports te be set by the comrr.lttee en ssmc.
Second Day : 0,30 a. tn., ctvle and ledgo
parade; competitive drill by unlformed
ledges or cemmanderiea ; 1.30 p. nx, band
contest In the psrk, base ball, rifle, shotgun
and bloycle contests. Fireworks In the
evening from a Hest en the river.
Third Dsy : 0:30 a. re., Uremen and mili
tary parade and competltlvo drill after
parade ; 2 p. in., fantastic parade ;
commltteei : Pregramme, 3 ; reception, IS;
decoration IS ; relics, heirlooms and anti
quities, C ; historical sddreaes, orstlen
and prayer, .1 Industrial parade, 10 ; prize
contest en history of Columbia, 3; sports,
12 ; niowerks, 10 ; dromen nnd military
psradeand drill, 21 ; fantastic parade, 8
Dntlcsef Committees I'regramme : Te
bce thst tbe progrsmme U properly ar
ranged and erganised and as far In advance
nsposslble ; reception : te see that the In
vited guests aud visiting oreanlratlons are
properly received and located ; deco doce doco
ratiens : toarrange for dcoeratlng the town
In a proper manner; rellc", heir
looms, eta; te colteot and lecate such
matter te tbe least possible advantage ; his
torical address ote , te secure a historian
orator nnd mlnlster for the occasion ; music,
te arrange for all necessary musle and te
select J udges for musical contests; Indus
trial parade, le solicit participants and ar
range for the laat posslble displsy ; prise
contest, te solicit essayists for the com cem com
petltlon and solect J udges; sports, te
arrange Judges in case of prlzea and en
deavor te make this an Intorestlng feature
et tbe oelebratlen ; Urowerks, te ar
range for the purchase and preper dlaplay
et thla Important part of Ibe ceremenlca ;
flreinenand military, te arrange with our
local organlritlens te noleot participants
and try te make this ene et the most im
portant features of the proceedings; fantaa.
tic, te aee Judge Nnlte, Harry Holse
and Heb Hall and have them arrauge for a
grand wind-up.
The coinmlttee stiggested that tbe gen
eral oaramltteo meet en the lirst and third
Thursdays of eaeh month and tbe associa
tion en the third Thursday of each month;
also that the Bub-oeromlttocs meet and re
port promptly et tbe posBlble coat and tbe
work dene ; that tbe general commltteo re
pert te the association of the work dene.
Tbe report et the committee was adopted.
Tbe elllcers et tbe atxeclatlcn will mtet
en Wednesday night abd appoint the sub
committees The commUteo adjourned and will re
port te the meeting en Thursday night.
A meeting of the association, Including
all the delcgates, ilve from each organiza
tion, will be held lu the epera house en
Thursday evenlng, June 21st, le hear the
report of tbe committee.
Te riay Ham I'mII.
The Y. M. U. A. base ball club bold a
meeting last night and oleotod tbe fellow,
lug clllcem: l'roaldent, Frank U'Dennell ;
secretary nnd troaaurer, Jehn Deutt ; cor
responding secretary, W. J. Ntrleklcr, Jr.;
captain, Hbcrmnn H. Hwlngler. The elub
selected tbe lollewlng uniforms : Black
cap, red nnd black striped shirt, blaek
trunks, red stockings, block belt nnd whlte
canvas shoes. The elub will play a game
In Marletta en Haturday.
A hall for tbe benefit of Jehn I,. Humnxl
will be held In tbe rink te night.
'0-SInti Ke-Nth's t Itlters.
Tbe tneetlng et Ko-shab-ke noe ttlhe
et Reil Men en Monday evenlng wns very
largely attonded, tbe occasion being a
fraternal visit by Klsthacaqulllas Tribe,
Ne. 05 of Conestoga Contre. This trlbe
was lnatltuted thirty years age by Ko-sliab-ke-nooand
tbore was a number prosent
who wero charter uiombers et the tribe,
and also of the l.ancaster trlbe who assals assals
ted At tbe Installation.
Alter the business of the evening was
transacted tbe visitors wero laken te tbe
hotel et (IsorgeKlroher, where they were
handsomely cntertalned aud supplied with
all the venison tbey could eat and mild
water they could drink. Speeches wero
niade by a mttnber of the visitors and by
ruetnbers of the l.ancaster trlbe. a be re
past was gotten up by a oemmlttee el which
M, J, Weaver was chairman and the com cem com
mlteoo and also Mr, Klrrher wero highly
complimented ou their great success.
tl m. II. (lerrecht's Stile.
1. I). I.UI7, tbe trustoe of William 11 (lor (ler (lor
recht, wbe)was referred toss Laving descried
htawifeand gene te California, desires a (ew
misstatements corrected. Uls alde of tbe
story Is that Qorrceht has sent his wlfe
regularly overy month slnce liU departure
(IS per month until a few months nge,
wben she meved Inte ene of his houses,
slui-e which tlme he sends her 3, tbe rent
of the heuBe being (7. Tbe wbole matter
will be dlsposed of at tbe August tertu et
court, wheu tbe state men t of both sides w III
be beard.
Kueckril Danu and Hun Over.
Monday ulgbt about 8 o'clock, J amer, sn
olgbt-ycar-eld wen of AlbortUtepbens,whllo
playing en Maner atreet near his residence,
was struck by a herse nttacbed te a trotting
bi'cgy, knockeJ down and ruu ever by
the wagon aud rattier Boveroly hurt en the
.head, left hand and right feet. Tbore were
three men in the bntrgy and they at ence
atepped and ronderod assistance) te young
Slopbene, wbese Injuries are palnlul but
net dangerous.
no Water lu Iliobneulli Ham,
Thore were oemplalnts en Monday lu tbe
(Seventh ward and otber "high lying" parts
of the city that their supply of water had
been shut ell. The Irouble was that tbe
water elliclals were making seme altera
tions in the connecting mains, preparatory
ts the removal et the 3,000,000 gallons Werth
iogten pump from the old te the new water
house. Tbe supply te-day la running aa
lull as usual.
Hiiiiiin Caiucrvu lu Kuttrlaln Prlni'.
Qoneral Hlraen Cameren Is new at Done Dene
gal euperlnteudtug eome Improvementa
there. Tbe general will, en tbe 30th of
June, entertain at Denegal a party et Inti
mate friends from Harrisburg, I.anc&ster,
I'hl'adelpnla and New Yerk oily.
i
A lemiiMulvii,
Chief bmelU has recalveil a telegram te
been the lookout for a aonel hnise, buggy
and Larness, etelen from Jacob Stautler,
residing near I'bienlxvllle.
IIiu Pilieu Iiupcclera Tilp
Tbe beard of prlseu inspectors with their
solicitor started ou their summer trip, st
the county's or ponse, this morning. They
purchased tickets for Huntingdon, but will
Visit ether places,
The rabtu BaUdteg.
Frem a private letter reeslred la thla eHy
te day from Cel. Themas D. Fitter, govern
raent sgent te select a alts for Lancaster's
pnblle bulldtef , It la learned that ha haa
made no repejt en the alto aa yet Be la
new In Paterses, N. J., whsre a site for a
building Is also under consideration. Bs
will net return te Washington until nest
week.
Lectors Te.N(aat. I
flharlM H. T.tlrhtnan. aumaral aanralarv I
of tLe Knights of Laber, will deliver a free
lecture In the court house tonight at 8
o'clock, en " The Principles of the Order,"
The Yellowstone National Park.
Tbtiis one of the meat rstnatkable regions
In. tbe world-a veritable land et wonders.
Great fountains of het water hundreds et feet
In helght, vel can eca of mud, deep chsstns,
painted by nature in rainbow hues almestnn-
fathomable springs upneia ur terraces or deli
cate arabesque, snow-eovered mountains, and
fantaatle rock lenns are a few of the oennt
leas objects of Intereit te bs seen. A tour
through tbe greet Natien it Park Is a constant
aacccaaten et surprises , and an experience as
e telling and fascinating as It Is unique.
Messrs. llaymend A Whltcemb have erganised
a series of excursion trips for tbe coming les les
eon, which premise unusual enleyment.
rarttca of limited numbers will leave Fblla Fblla
delphla July M, August 10, and September 10.
Circulars giving details may bs obtained by
addressing Kaytnend ft Wbltcemb, 111 Seuth
Ninth street (anfler continental Uetel), Phil
adelphia, l'a. The Arm advertises also aserlts
of tours through Colerado and no less than
ten ttlps te summer resorts less distant, ltd
Cbesp Excursion,
r, 0. 8. el A. cheap excursion te Heading en
Thursday, June 21st. Train leaves Qoany Qeany Qoany
vllle at e l) a. m , fare II 70 1 leave Lancaster
(King street) at 7.30 a. in,, fare II J7 lesve
Columbia at7.re a m., fare UM t lsaveLandls
vllle at 8 00 a. m., fro llOTi leave Manhelsa
at 8 1!, tare 93e t leave Lltltz at 8 .33 a. m., fare
81e ; leave KphraU at 8 69 a. m., tare Ma. Big
day for Heading, 10,000 1'attletlc tens and S3
bands cf tnuilc will be In line.
Jel2.13)0.11,tt)d.tUw
MAMIIAUES.
I.AifDis-Knait.v.-On Jnne 19, 1883. at tbe
re stitencu of .the bride's parents, Me. nil West
Uhostuntatreet, by the llevWarren .1. John Jehn John
ane, (f UanhMm, Mr. J. Ifar'an Lsndes, et
Kphrata, nnd Miss Krnuia C , daughter of A. J.
Shelly. isq. n
MA.HKJCTU.
Ubloage Prednea Market.
Cnicuoe, June 19,0 3ns m. Market opened.
Wheat June, 81j;e July, 81JJC.
I
A.iK. e?u , oviiu,eu.
corn June, 4J J
uly, tOc; Aug , &C;c
Bept.BlHC
Oata June, 31K0.:
July, 123. t Aug, 170 ;
July, 113 83) August,
Bent. 27c.
Perk June. S13 85 :
llSfOi 8rnt-.tl39).
lArd-Jun. is 47X j J uly, S3 17X ;
August,
Short Kltis-Jute, 17 SO; July, 17 S2Xl
August, I70J; Sept, 7U.
Oram and Frovtslens.
rumtshed by H K. Yundt, Ilreker.
Cuiuxne, Jute 19, l oe o'clock p. m.
Wheat. Cern. Oat. Perk. I-ard.
June m 4V)i 30K .... 8 8.1
July ..BlVi W nU 13.71 8 41
AUKUBl Bl UKi. WLViVl g 01
Beptnmber..
Decern ber. i
'man en..,
Consels ...
itnmber. 81 SIM WyiliM ....
,.til4
fSSSSII(SlSttSSi
Closing l'rlces-2 o'clock p. m
heat. Cera. Oats- Ferk. 7 ard.
June...
J uiy
August
Soptembor
Uucomber....
Crude Oil.
-Sl U SIS IS 73 8 41
.81 MiJ 2i, 1J 8J 110
Ki &2 r 13 98 8 65
84??
...........
TiH
Closing prices 3 30 o'clock p. m.
Wheat. Cern. Oats.
. i'C
erk. Lard.
June..
....eik nu Ji,
is.70 8 31
13.7S 8.40
IS 81 8 M
13 91 8 63
July st
r ?.. ?1
August c:vi
fcepiowber,
3.
biy. ICJi
uncf.uiuur..,..i
IldeOU
Winter Wheat
spring Wheat.
Cern
Osu
Uyt.....
Uarley...
s74
issiiiitiii 9ft
asseestssest 0
issnttssisti
eeaeesee
sstsee
........
'13
Ilnad.
KncntptS Ileirs..... ..II, (TO
llecclpts Cuttle 7.WJ0
TIi l'lilhulslpbla cattle Marast.
l'lllLADiiLViiu. June 19 The roeeinta at the
North Pennsylvania and West Philadelphia
uiuvu yutua nuiu ;
for the week: lloeves, 2 300 1 sbeep. 10,rO0;
he, 6,eoe J'rovleus wick : isceves, 2,700 ;
sheep, 10 000 ; hogs, C.100
Ueet citUe wtre in fair rciiueit and prices
advunctid Irein ic te Kc, the lutlcr rntn nn the
lower Kraflcm nxtra, faKQbHe Reed, CQOWa:
iniultuin, KHOKe : common. bO'iie.
Sheep werulnfnlr domandatadecttnenf Vi
te He t extra, 6e ! Reed, 4kOKc; medium, 3XO
ty.u ; common. SQSUc t Lambs, 4Q7Hc
Hers were Iew of sole j Western, 8XG8Uc '
Sttllers, 7JSO7H0. .'?..
Milch Cows wero In moderate demand at 125
OH
Mitch Uilns were dull nnd lower at 4K07e.
rat Cens wero in better demand at Sfl'ic.
Stock aiarkats.
yuolatlens by Reed, alcQraun i
ei'D, liancaxter, Pa.
KBW YORK LIST. 11 A. W.
Canada Pacinc
O. O. 0,4 1
Colerado Ceal.
Central Pactde ,
Canada Beu thorn 4k
OhlnBt UAPbg
Uon.AUteO
, bank.
49X
Kel.1.4 W 1-SJi
&n ti. ........
Krlesnda
Jer C
K. A T... ......
lm, A N
'it
...........
1
M2
L.. Bhere .
wi
l3
Mich Cen 79
Missouri PaclOe 7iK
HoekVolloy
N.P
X. P. Prof
M.West
Xl.l.U.....................
MewKiiRland
Kast Tunneaaoe
Omaha , ,,
Oregon Transportation.
Ontario A W
PacldeUall
lilchmend Teruilual
ku Paul
Toxea Puctdc
Union PaclOe ,
Wabaah Cem
6W
KIM'
101
104J
104
89
8
ia
siH
Wabash Prof KH
WcsUirn U 77
Weat Shere Henda letji
rniLAOBLriiiA list.
Ih. Vel...
H..N. Y. A Phils ,
Pe.lt. U ii
KeadliiR !9)j
Luh. Nuv '
Itoatenv. Pesj,..,
P. AK
N.Cent
PeoplesPoss...
HdR. Gen's
Oil 71H
I'hiia. Traetlnn
UK
29
a,-i
116
73
i'A" II A l VKlt I'JSKSIKXTH
KTCUAli OLD rUHK KYE WH1SKY
71CKNTSAQUAUT.
Quillty unsurpassed for thn money.
luntuKus Liyuoi:aieu,
Ne. Si Ceutre tiiuare, Lancaater, Pa.
WANTED- A YOUNtrMANA'FTHK
Telopheno Kxehange Otllce. Must
ccniQ ncllrvcemmended. it"
CUAMHKRMAll)
Hetel l.aucaBter.
WANTUI)
Must ,ceme well
AT
eininendid.
WANTED HISVHKAIj OARKIAOH
Trimmers. S. K ItaiLY,
ltd Carriage Werk, North Queen st.
LOST-ON HOUTU QUEKN HTKEET,
age d rlrK with a tone eettlni; and four
prarls. A llbeml ruward will be paid en re
turn of suttote
J19-Ud 6M SOUTH O.UKKN 8TUKKT.
CI TY TAX, 1N3-TUK OITY TAX DU.
pltcate Is new In the hands of the City
Iruasurer for collection linice hours, 900
n. in. mi 3 00 p. m. J. II. It ATlirON.
JtJttdll city Troisurer.
AfJHAIND riUNiU
ur
unit council or uniiku i uik.nd..
te Mount Uretna.
On IVKIINK1IIM, JUNK 87. IssS lteund
Trip, 1100. uhlldren under U ypan hair
pr"ct unli,ii,Vt,
11rU.SlUAb IIAKUAlNh.
Onebaunrii I'lane , ivhe
" 4ltO
" 36(10
11 ... 1600
Oue K Organ teuu
PIANOS AND OlttlANH 1U UK NT.
OWKNS' MUIO ItOOM.
Ui moved te 2nd fleer Postenlco Uutldtng,
.NiUUQutcuaU ltd
H
AVi: YOU COHNST
DO OV WANT T1IKUCUBKU7
It" SO, USK
OOOHRAN'd OORN ODRB.
HUaafeand sure and guaranteed te cure
l'llcu, iie t t s iIh only at
ceuiiuaN's uttuu sTear,
, , 1J7 iw North gusen st.
'iu'fhAi
If M WAD VMK TIBKHBNIS-
8CHOOL.TAX,18W-THRDUrHOATK I
is new in tk hands et the Treasurer. 1
vnDtjuuiunBK.Bi WIS p. m I
W. O. MAftSH Ai,L, Treasurer.
mW-t'dB
no, II centre square.
MANUFACTURERS OP MMALTj
Metal Patent Articles or Metal Novel
ties can have such reeds plated ta Kick el at
sbent as small cost at painting, The differ,
snee In appearance and wear will bs la favor
of the plated article.
rutins- ana PeIIsMbc works.
BuunmiUtemm'B
apZS-SwdB
uunuru unisiren.
.a . .L k-.-i--a s.-'a
J.
a MARTIN A CO.
Presents for Commencement Daj
bric-a-brac
-IN-
CHINA DEPARTMENT,
CONSISTING OK
Royal Worcester,
Doulton Ware,
Egyptian Ware,
Dresden Ware,
Hungarian Ware,
Venetian Ware,
Carlsbad Ware.
a.
ffaene de Pearl Vases.
KVKUYrUIMU USBlUAULKIrt
IRISH BJLLE0K WARE.
Terra Cetta and French
Figures.
Bir(lU0
J. B. MARTIN (6 CO.
1ANNHAKUSKR I1KEK.
Tannhaeuser
tilt VIIK MAllK )
B. & E.
THEDESV UEbUl liKEWEli.
Bergaer & Engel Brewing Ge.
THEORIQIN OF BCCR.
In a Jelly Held el barley geed King aamUitnns
slept,
And dreaming of tits thirsty realm the merry
monarch wept.
" lu all my land or Netherland there grows no
mead or wlnr,
And water I centd never coax adewn thts
threat of uitne.
" New list te me, ye heathen gods, and eke, ye
Christian tee,
lteth emebeck and Jupiter, and Mary, clod
In bine ;
And mighty Ther, the Ihunderer, and any
olse that be,
The ene who aids me In toy need his servant 1
will te."
And ns the sinful heathen all tu the barley
lay,
There came In dreams an angel bright, who
soft these werda did Hay :
"Arlee, thou peer Uauibrlnus, for cien all
around
In tbe barley whero thou Mloepeat a nectar
may be feand.
"In tte barley where thou sloep(nt there
hides a nectar clear,
Which men shtfl knew In latter times as par-
ter, ale or beer."
Then In terms the most explicit he "put the
monarch through,"
And gave htm ere the dream wus out the
retires te brew.
Up roje King Uumbttnus uud shook htm In
the sun ;
"Awey, ye wretchelheatheu gods, with you
l'mqultanddeEel
1 e've left me with my subjects In error and In
thirst ;
Till tn enr dreadful dryness we scarce knew
which Is worst."
It was the geed Uauibrlnus uute hi palace
went,
And messengers through all tbe land uute his
lords were sent.
".Leave Odin, under pain et death'" Ills
orders wera severe,
Yel touched with mlldnesi-fer ha tent the
icclpe for beet.
Till; TAXNIIAKUSKR REEK la
a Special Brewing of the REHGNER
A: EXCEL BREWING COMPANY,
find unquestionably the Finest Light
Reer extant. It 'is brewed from the
Unest l'ule Canada West Barley Malt
and Saazer Heps, and highly recom
mended for Its tonic and nutritive quali
ties. Elegantly Packed
Fer
Family Use.
The hUh reputation enjoyed by the
Rergncr & Eegel Company is due te the
fact that only the Tinest and Rest Ma
terials are used and that the greatest
skill nnd care tire exercised during Its
manufacture.
BERGNKR & ENGEL
BREWING CO-
1'HlbjA DELPHI A.
Keeulg & Wlescinan, Jr., Agent,
UAKKIHUUHO, PA.
BMW ADVMXTtaXitKNTa.
"KXBX.T SOUS TO COURT BOUSE.
JL3I
W-Sv-rv
m&xx -ftnKiY
IB-
Sateens, Challis, Batistes, Ginghams,
AND OTHER WARM WEATHER FABKICS.
The Challis consist of new styles of this month's production, sad araihewn inininruu
first time. Fast eolera. sand lu cents a yard. ' ""nawn te day ler the
Very desirable Ueblln Illnes are among the new Sateens st UK cents
A a sre Jlarsaln In French Mourning Bateens la an assortment st ss cants t were STW cants
Many Hew Ulngbems at 10 and HH cents, or" ' eeats.
New White
Heavy Pique Welts st 1IV. 17,
Inst In at lie, mads te sell at lie.
,te, ts an d 31 cents.
urcam Msiena s in vanety
FAHNESTOOK'S,
HOB. 35 s 87 BAST KIMQ BT..
ifM w ApyMRTiamMSHTa.
A GKNKKAJjAUKN1WANTKd"fOR
JOL the (th Wendsr. Fealtlrelj the fastest
wiieb arucin en earie.
Address
KatPIHKre.
JelMwd
181 canal 8t, M. Y. city.
JACOB F. BHJEAFFKR'H
PURE RYE WHISKY.
(1IY OWK SUttLLATIOH.)
O. 1SOBNTBK aqUAItB.
WANTED-A WOMAN TO DO CHAM
ber work and s-slst with children i ref
erence required, lnqulraat
leia-Std 601 WOBTU DUKE 8TUKET.
w
ANTED ONE TUOUHANH OLD
Common Pigeons
Jnltlmd ChrlsUana, Pa.
MEETING OF THE VENNSriiVA
nla Keserve Association en Tuesday
Kvenlng. Jane 19.1&SS, at8 e clock, at Keem
el Pest 405, O. A. it. Ilus'neaset linportaneo.
.,, W. O.BTAUFjrKlt.l'teatOent,
B.r, W. Unsav, Becretary. julS n
HUBLKTl'S BOD A FOUNTAIN
meets the demands or these sultry days
with Its choice fruit tyrups and cold carbon carben
atfd waier. Yen cannot go amiss with the
Cream Meado or (linger Ale.
UUULKY'S ebuq bterk,
86 WestKlcg street.
QPK1NU, 1888.
Fine Tailoring.
This Is te Inform my customers that I am
new prepared te show them an Assortment
of spring Bulling and Irowserlng that cannot
be surpassed.'
The Latest Novelties In Spring Overceating
of my own Importation and confined styles.
H. OERHART.
FINK IMrOUTINQ TAILOR. NO.iS NOttTIl
QUXSM ST., LANCASTKU. PA.
RAYMOND'S
BIONS.
VACATION BXCUR-
RAYMOND'3
VAOAHON
EXCURSIONS.
All Traveling Kxpenses Included,
Parties will leave Philadelphia Monday,
J uly S3, Monday. August 1), and Monday, Sep Sep Sop
eombor lu, lerTUUKK ClUAND TUira te the
Yellowstone National Park,
With a cotnplete lteund of all the points et
Interest In amkuiua's wrONO&ttLAND,
and ample tlme for a thorough Inspection of
Its many marvels. Incidental visits te Niag
ara Falls, Chicago. Milwaukee, the Dells of
the Wisconsin, et Paul, Minneapolis, the
lulls or Minnehaha, Lake Mlnneumka, the
famous "Had Lands" of Dakota, eta. All
Hallway Travel In Palace sleeping Caix. The
Parttes te be I.tmlted In Numbers, in con
nectlen with the third exrursten there wlU
beaTenr Acress tbe Continent, with a Ko Ke
turn through California. In addition te the
above Bummer and early Autumn tents
through tbe ltecky Mountains in Colerado,
andleul'ilps tn.luly te the famous Itoaerls
of New tkugland, Canada and tbe Middle
states.
W. UAYMOND.
1 A.
WIUTCOUK,
JlSend ter deserlptlve circular, designa
ting wbnther Xollewstono Yarst Tour, Colo Cole
rado Lzear.l.n, or book of ten BummerTrlps
Is desued
RAYMOND A WHITCOMU.
Ne. Ill Seuth Ninth St. (under Continental
Hetel), Philadelphia, Pa. Jul9-3td
QUKKtStiWAKKl.
rTIQH MARTIN.
Fruit Jars Jelly Tumblers 1
CHINA HALL.
MA&ON ritUirJAUMN ALL SUES.
JKLL1 TUMULhllS.
JELLY CUTS.
JKLLYJAUf.
LIUHTN1NQ rUUIT JAKS.
(1 holiest In the Market )
HIGH & MARTIN,
Ne. 15 East King Street,
LANOASTKU.FA.
HTliAW 11AT8.
GKT READY KOK VACATION AND
the Seoshero.
Tourists and Excursionists
Will rind It Much te their Advantage lnlio lnlie
lcetlnga Trunk or Traveling Bag
Te Examine the Large and Varied Assortment
bhewn .by
Stauffer&Ce.
TRUNKS-ail Sizes and AH 1'ilti'i from
H.oe up. .1UWEL1NG llius front tee te
iliUO.
Special Trunks for Lidlrg, with nn extra
tray fut Unsjca. Ouellty ana Prlce Uuaian Uuaian
teed. OUULINE OF
SUMMER HATS
Was never larger and we guarantee yen a
cool head when we give you a hat welghlDg
3Hz. Mi eh ara the" Hest OS HKAUllKS.''
All HUNLAl-3 Latest BtylealuSrilT AND
SrUAWHATS.
SWDen't forget that we hive an Overstock
of straw Hats and are uew Selling them at
Closing Out Trices.
STAUFFER & CO.,
NOS. SI A S3 NOKTil QUEEN IIT.
itevmrvumianiKV wuexrs.
jpULTj ANE I BKB
-THE-
ROCHESTER LAMP.
sixty Candle-Light i Beats them all.
Anether Let of cheap GLOUJCS ferdss an
en stoves.
THH PHRFBOTION
MKrAL MOULD1NO h BDBBZU CUSHION
WEATHERSTRIP
Beats them aU.;rhts strip outwears all ethers.
Eeepa out the cold. Step rattling of windows.
Exclude tbe dnst. Kuep out snow and rain.
Anyone can apply it no wasle or dirt made
In applying it. Can be fltted anywhere no
holes te bore, ready for nse. It will net spilt,
warp or shrink a cushion strip Is the most
perfect. At the Steve, Heater and liange
BtOM; -or-
Jehn P. Sehaum & Sens,
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCABTEB. PA.
AL5 TC-DAl
Goods I
Don't miss them. One Let of taee BtrlDsa
susgantassonmenioi awiss xmbreldsrles add I leunelngj.
IiaVNOABTBB, PA
VLOTB1SQ, AC.
M
ART1N BROTHERS.
Ihe
Liveliest
Kind of Time
OLD SOL se near
and the quality at the
front, the price at the
bottom, Is making the
Liveliest Elnd of lime
among our
Summer Clothing
Fer if en and Beys. The Best, Handsomest.
Airiest Line or Wann Weather Coats aid
Vests, Light Chovletand Serge Suits.
UNDERWEAR.
The Gauntest, Thinnest, Strongest, We te
IW. Bummer Hosiery, Neekwear and Shirts
of every wantable kind, and dozens of things
In the store get no word la the papers. Any
thing that ought te be here for men or boys
la here and you'll llke the ptlce.
MARTIN BRO'S
Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
a NORTH QUEEN ST.
w
1LI.1AMSON & KOBTKH.
EXQUISITE.
THE KIT AND 1TIN1SH OF OUUUEADY
MADKCLOT1UNQ 13 EXQUISITE.
IO.MK ASSKUT TUE1U Al'TKAUANCE IS
SUI'EUIOUTO
CUSTOM MADE!
Yeung Men's Graduating Suits. 110, lis, IS)
Gent'a I laht and Dark Hammer Cheviot
Suits. 112. 114, Its .
Beys' summer Weight Cheviot and Caasl Caasl Caasl
more sack Ceat Suits. 18 1310,110
Children's Summer Weight short Pant Butts
tn Ulue Flannel and Cheviot, 13, 13 CO, It.
Gent's riannel Serge and Pongee Ccats and
Vt. 13 60, 15,15-50.
Gent's seersucker and flannel Coats and
V lists, II 25, ll.7r )2,
Beys' SnursucKer and riannel Coats and
A pats. II, II 25, SIM.
Trunks and a'tses for Ehert Eeaslde Trips
at Very Lew Prlces
Williamson & Fester,
32. S4, H ii S8 K. RIKG BT.,
baNCASTEU, PA.
BRANCH STORE,
NO. 313 MAKKET SCUEICT,
HAUitisiiuua. r.
TITERCHANT TAILORING.
MERCHANT TAILORING
-AT-
BOUKNEW TUINU3 1N
SUITINGS
-AND-
Treuserings
Hew opening for the warm season Wu make
an hour it effort tn renCer satlstacllen te the
customer In et ery case.
rui.L LINES or
Qmt's Summer Underwear
Hosiery, Cellars and Cttti and furnishings,
generally.
An inspeetlnn of our stock aud prices re
spectfully bellktted.
Gee. F. Rathven,
Ne. 25 Eist King St.
Nevt Doer te the Lancister ( eunty National
Hank-,
l ANCiSll-K, I'A
luarlf-lydAw
NOTIOK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
In compltanre with an ordinance, ap
proved .March 18, 16J7, for the levy and crllac crllac
ilnnet a license tax within tbe cltvef I ancts
ter, for street puipeses, en all hacks, cabs,
coaches, emnlbuser, fourberse wagons, two
horse wjgens, local delivery, druys, cr-ris,
ithcr veblclw. stn ut railway cars, telegraph,
telephone, and electric IWht ihuh. la nnrr
QUO
and payabteat the effl coot the city Treasurer.
The People's Cash Stere
"if punuu taiiiug 10 utxe eui a license or
refusing te pay tbe llrersit tax required by
said ordinance, or who ahull viol tte any of the
provHlensnf any section thereof, shall sub.
Jct the etrender, In addition te tr.e imrne
dtale forfeit of bWllceme. te a penalty cf Ilvo
dollars fereath and evrv otTeeae.
J H.UATUFON,
JeU2sd City Treasurer.