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T1IK liACASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCER. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1888.
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-THE KNIGflTS OF LABOR.
flOLB A rVBIAO HBB11M1 IN THE
CHTHOCSKXUESOAV xieiir.
-'j j,aiB Aadlcnra te Uear the Address or
el Swereten' Charles II, Utchman en
f3
tM Fsrpeata of Laber Organlratlens,
A Farad Before the Hul Mcetlcr.
'fl A mm meeting nndertfae auspices et the
Kaightaet Liber waa held In Iho oeutt
; ..:,J awn Tueaaajr evening.
' TM liberty band promenaded tte
i'Mitil, play teg apinted tnnea and gather.
t; tog Ulhe Sir KnlghU en route. Bjhe
rS OlaaJi ifaav MnhA thA mnrt tintiM'" fhnrft
! ;rtTeral hundred men In line, and
xawTtnueuier uunureua oecupieu ew iu
r tM,ratt room, The meeting was a de-
jMatl large one, almost every seat being
ipiea
.&. a. .!.. t.w hn lianil Mr. Mlinnn
v;s Aitwr uiubiu mj - - --
i Bki.u. ehairman of a committee of er-
IMMHIW -" --'
MMjtmenM for tne aeverai laoer erganir.a
" -'-elty. aret e and In a brief speech
gareeeme aoeonntof the rapid growth of
the order In this city since 1SSG, alter whleh
be Introduced the orator ofthe erenlng,
Charlea H. Iichman, of Massachusetts,
general eecretary et the erder.
Mr. Iiltchman waa received with great
applause. Be Is a eoecMcoltlng, bald
headed man, rather below the medium
height, and has a geed strong voice and
Hewl delivery.
reiNTs or mil litchman's addhl-iss.
He advanced the usnal arguments of the
Kafghta of Laber. -He held that en the
prosperity of labor depended the prosperity
of the state and the nation ; and ir these de
net tee that labor receives Its Just reward,
then 'civilization is a failure, and
tbe laboring classes lapse Inte Slav-
rj. The labor question la an old one,
Md tbe agltatlqp el the problem shall go
ea until tbe laborer every where shall re
Olive an honest day'a pay for an honest
day' tell. But hew shall we measure it ?
We must first con old or what we must
have, that Is a mere living ; second, what
we ought te have, and third, what we would
Ittetehave. Laber has created everything
of value that exists ; It Is the magle that
baa gene down Inte the earth and extracted
lla untold wealtli, and has filled the world
with untold works et art and manufac
tures and the necossarles of llfe. The labor
ara constitute three-fourths et the popula
tion of tbe earth. They are both producers
aad oenaarnera. The mines are due, the
farms are tilled, the forests cut down for
the benefit allke of producer and con
Burner. The men In the factories and work
shops are fed by the products of the farm
aacb la dependent en tbe ether.
THE LAUOIiEIt SllOULlI MVK.
The salary a man receives la the measure
ethla.means of existence. Ifthore be SIO,
000,000 laborers In the United Htates and
their salary be f 1 per day, the total will be
$20,000,000. With this sum or any olher sum
reeelvedln wages they should enjoy the
very best that their labor produces. They
aheuld net be expected te llve en mutton
scraps and shln-bone soup, but en tbe beet
Ins market affords.
Mr. Iiltchman went ou at eome lenglh te
allow that many of the labor troubles were
caused by under consumption and net by
ever production. He said that no Blngle
organization can fight labor's battle egalnBt
monopoly. Notmeroly trades unions but
a union of trades Is noeded. When capital
organizes labor must dofietorotalu a decent
ehare of its own products.
After preeentlng statistics te show that
the factory hands In Maasacliuietti and
Rhede Island did net earn enough te keep
their tamUler, and that " a mlne boas " In
Pennsylvania received but 1 37 per day
., for bis dangerous work, while the Goulds
aad Vanderhllts wero accumulating hun hun
dradaef million, Mr. I.ltchrnan snld that
tba present system was wrong and that ro re ro
ferai l necessary.
HOW ABUSES MUST UK COWtrOTKIl.
Thla reform must be tecureu by the
salted action of the laboring classes.
JEvery boy should have a trade by which
both bis bead and hand can be educated ;
-; as boy or girl should be permltted te enter
a factory befere eh9 Is fourteon yeara of
aga While the emlgrants from ethor lands
have done muohte buildup our wonder
ful country, and while we should welcome
te our shores all who ceme here te better
their condition and work out their dcsllny,
tie landing of 500,000 or 1,000,000 of unsdu unsdu
eated foreigners annually at Castle Garden
, li most undcslrable, and means should be
tikente put a step te It. As long as thla
Influx et foreign olemont continues the
grade of the American laborer cannot be
raised.
Mr. Iiltchman argued agalnd strikes,
and said that the men who rccnmniend
them are the worst feja el labor. They w 1 1
the laboring classes millions of dollnrs,even
whan successful and much mere when un un un
aneoesstel, aa they usually are. Much
morecan be dene by the clllcera et the
order than by strike. The Increase el
wages and the decrease or the hours of labor
bave been accomplished without strikes
Tba speaker referred te many Instances In
Haw England and elsewbere wbore great
results bad been accomplished by the erder,
while strikes In like cases had i.'nest al
ways failed. The only Btrlke the upeaker
was In favor of was a strike against drunk
enness, which had caused wero mlaery
among laboring men than anythli ;r clue,
Wblla tbe statistics et crlme show ihit 1)2
pareent. of all criminals ewo their Impris
onment either directly or Indirectly te
drunkenness.
LABOR ANIJ POLITIC,
The speaker next argued that the labor
ing masses should net tle tbemselves te
lther the Democratic or Republican parties,
but should se shape their political action as
te send representatives te the legislature
that will vote for measures ameliorating
tbaoendltlon et the laborers and protecting
them against the encroachments of grasping
corporations. Intelligent and independent
voting Is the surest means of making
isgtalatera knew that they are the servants
and net the masters of the people.
Mr. liltebmau put in a geed word for
female sutirage ; for equal wages for men
and woman, where the product or tlitlr tell
was equal. He contrasted tbe many con
veniences of te-day with the want el them
fifty or a hundred years age the railroads,
telegraphs, telephones, eloetrlo lights, Aa,
but what are all thesD Inventions worth te
the man who Is without a home, without
work and sleeps en a doer-Btop.
DEFENDING) THE T11AJ11-,
Tbe speaker declaimed (gainst the leglu
laters who met year after year and passed
laws te suppreM "the tramp nuisance."
What is wanted is a labor system that will
protect the laborer In his Just rights and
than there will be no tramps. The boeses
it they bave a dltlleulty with au employe
aUsebarge blm and blacklist blm from shop
te shop and from mill te mill, until, finally,
unable te get work, he bocemoB a tramp"
and then Is hunted down by tbe police.
Mr. IJtchman called upon the laberers
who are getting geed wages (say three or
lour dollars a day) te aland by these who
are getting only one dollar. The true
policy is te begin at the bottom ami lift up
these who receive low wages, and tute
.Who are at the top will rise with them.
Mr. Iiltchman was greeted with applsuee
during hla address, and at its oleso was
Metived with quite an ovation.
Oa motion of Ueerge Kelmensnyder a
you of thanks was extended Iho orator and
tba meeting then adjourned.
Tba members of tbe several assemblies
la thla city having Mr. Iiltchman In charge,
te LUxlerkrsz hall, where a feast had
UJSL!?1?.'0' th8m' There rer 125
Tsms lata and tbe banquet waa served In
Mr. V, Besttnsr's beat style. Hhett speeches
Ware made and the brethren had a ceed
V?K Mr. lcbman HI? trfe
ft ty ea tb SflO train.
ut-esBii vmn belrhn skuviee.0.
The Forty rtonrs:vetlou at St. Mart's Oatlm.
lie Cnnrcti Cernea te an Knd.
Br. Mary's Catholic church waa crowded
with people at the closing exercises et the
Forty Hours devotion last evening. Itev.
Father Koeb, of Bhamekln, Fa, clllclated
at the vespera and lit He v. Bishop Mo Me Mo
Oevern, Fathers Kaul, Kenney and Mc
Oullagh wero la the aanetuary. At the end
of the vespers, the choir rendered tbe hymn
Salve," after whleh Bishop McUovern
preached an Impressive sermon.
He said that tbe manners and customs et
men have ever had a deep philosophical
meaning. Man is a social being in the
order of nature, and he Is accustomed te
show bis love for bis fellow men by girts.
Tbe salutation en the ttaeet, the kindly
greeting and hospitality et the home are
outward ovldencea of tbe Inward love we
bear our neighbor. In all agea tbe beat
meana et abowleg aggregated atlectlen was
at tbe banquet beard, Thla has held geed
as well In paganism as in civilization. Ged
has made use of this natural disposition et
man In the banquet ofthe Kucharlat, new
being celebrated. The same feed of whleh
we are new partaVIng has nourished count count
less millions for the put eighteen hundred
yeara. It Is feed we otijey in common
with the saints and martyrs et old. We
all gather at tbe same banquet beard, be be bo
cause we are ene people, needing tbe same
kind et feed and tending toward the same
common destiny.
After the acrmen the litany of the saints
was recited by the prolate and prlests and
then followed the precession of tbe blessed
sacrament, In which were about sixty llttle
girls In white, ene halt of whom carried
baskets of llewcrs which they strewed In
tbe path el the bishop carrying tbe sacred
host under a canopy. The benediction waa
then sung and the servlces came te a clese
with the "Te Deum," The altar decora
tions were very handaome and attracted
much admiration.
sr .iesiii'ir.1 PAiieciiiAi. setiuui.
Names or ttin l'apll In Ilia Clauses Ilflnf i:.
umlneJ at Ilia Oleia of llie Term.
The annual examination et the pupils
of 8u JoBeph'a parochial school at HL
Joseph'a Calbolle church began this mera,
lng. This la ene of the largest and most
successful schools In the elty. It has .'CO
children In attondance who are divided Inte
sIxeIbsrcb. They are Instructed In both
tbe KnglUh and (loreittn language and all
branches are taught.
Ne public commencement cxorrlses are
held by the school, but at tbe cl aiel tbe
year tximlnatlnns of the children nre
made. Theso el the first, seoend, third and
fourth classes nre being heard te-day, aud
It'ivs. 1'itthern Urotemyer, Bohleuter and
Hclunellz are In iittemlnnea Te-morrow
the XUth and firth olasiea will be ox ex ox
amlned. Owing te the very large uuuiber of pupllu
It Is lmpoeslble ler them all te speak.
Theso selected for te day and te morrow
are as fellows :
First c)asu-Uharles Hebeid and William
Beerlch.
Httoeud clw Toreea Koller, William
Klrchncr and W. Weber.
Third clHbB-Krnnk Market, August Men
nlnger. Fourth rlnui Kche Klrchner, Annie
Koerlch, llelena Danz, Annie Kaelr, l'lill l'lill l'lill
omena llllduiann, Bophle Judltb, Katle
Welpcrl, I.enn Uasohel, Annle Itutt, Lena
Hahwntr, Katle Krlz, Clara Judith, Annle
FaltlnewsUI, Henty QnttBellg, Frank
Bpangler, JoBepli Weber, William Hrhults
I'eter Hchwai7, Jehn Dllllcch, Frank
Mchty.
Filth (.Mans ChnrleB Klrohner, Adam
Ilouser, Albert Flick, Charlea Binlth,
(Jhnrles llatiolwander and Kmma Kloae.
Hlxth Claps Harry liotzeg, Philip Fin Fin
ger, Jehn Decket, Charles Gress, Frank
tlerz, Faul Fralley, Hophle Vorndlek, Clara
Kroekcl, Mary llorgeurothor, Annle
Iloufler,
The ch I kl i cm as far as they have been ex
amined did reuiarkably well during their
examination, nlltictlng great credit upon
theuiKblviH aa well as the sisters who touch
them unit tike mieh a deep Intereit In
their wolfare. In classroom Ne, C, there
is uew en cxhlbllleu a large amount el
noedlo nnd frtney work. This was made by
girls et the fourth, llfth and sixth closses
who range from 0 te 1.1 yeara in age nnd It
would de great credit te much elder por per por
senp. At the olme el tr-iunrrew's examinations
the rcheil term will be finished ler the
summon
Cluing it. sin Pranctsm.
Fied ('Aiitieti, the well known trombeno
player, leavtB tonight for Ban Francisce.
Ills parents roil Je ut Donvor,Colerado, end
he will pay them a visit, going thonce te
thodeldon (iitu. Mr, t.'annen was with
McNItb, Johnann A Blavln's mlnBtrela Inst
season end after they had closed he came te
I nucastrr te pay a visit te his many trlends.
During hU ttiy bere he played with
the Liberty band. Next season Mr, Cannen
gern with Jehnsen A. Blavln, who start In
New Yeik city the latter part et July,
Jilnyer IMccrlny's Seu Murrlen.
Edvvard K. lMgorley, Ben of Mayer Kd Kd Kd
gorley.of this city, was married today In Al Al Al
toena te MUsMary Hlckey, daughter of the
late Jehn Il'okey, or that city. The ooro eoro oero
mony was ptrformeil by llev. Father J.
Hellly, at .S. J lhn's parsenage. The
uroemsmflu wero W.HoettBhoborund Jehn
F. Ileliiltsli, of this elty. The brldenmalda
wero Mollle Cullny, of lle'lldaysburg, and
Orace Wllhelut, of Alteena.
A Lint utier Acreiiam.
Jaci b 7 .11, a Lancaster man, will make a
balloon Htcienaleu from Columbia during
the centennial colebrallou In that town in
Bepttmtier. He hn made arrangoment
with l'rer. King, the 1'hlladelpbli aerenaut,
from whom he will biro a balloon capable
et carrying two people .ell has had aeme
oxperlonco In niBklng aaconslens, having
gene up twice with l'rer. Jehn Wlse. Prof.
KltiK'i&en vMll go te Columbia te help Mr.
Zsll et).
tv IVntcrtVlienl
MelT Je, June UO The boieugli
fatberit have decided te put a new water
wheel In tbe water works. 1 1 will be a big
Improvement. The .Star Hteam Heater
company, of this place, have been awarded
the contract ler rurnlahlng a water main In
connection therewith, CC Incbea In
diameter, Inch thick and of the bent Iren.
Cliurcli lteDeiatcit,
rJhe Methodist Kplsoepal chureh at Ulrd-ln-Haud
will re open ou Buuday next. It
has uudorgeno px'ciibIve repairs aud a
thorough renovation. Itev. T. A. Fernley,
or Philadelphia, nnd J. It, t. dray of
Lancaster, will dlllulate. The altorueou
senlce will tKe the place of the Children's
Day.
A tlttril ItftUlllK.
Te day h large barn la belug rained en the
faun of Hen Jamln llerr, who resides near
thoLlthzturuplke, net lar from the city
limits. There la a ery large crowd
In rutemlanoe at the oent, Including Mr.
Uert'a neighbors and many gentlemeu of
this city
lt' fii-lluiruM.
The lawn fo'.e at Ht. Mary'a Catholic
o'uireh will epen te-morrow eveulng en the
hnndrema grounds of the church en West
Muoatieeu
Dii It. A.Cnivuu of Philadelphia, will t
atawdayseiKinaaruK stere at e 40 Seulb
(jiten strict.
OBSATOIearlniryaleel .lersejs at Aitrlch'g
lUlacstt rashlen. Head their uavtrlUeuieut,
Nlran berry Fc.tlral
fit. Paul's M, K. church will he'Q a straw
terry and Ice cream restlval en? bursday, rt
day and Baturday evenings In Odd relleits
hall, a large attendince and pleasant II a. b l.
aatlclpaUd.
Cheap Kxrnrslnn.
V. O. H. et A. cheap excursion te Beading; en
Thursday. June list. Train leaves yaarry yaarry
vllle nt c I) a. m. fare II 70 j leave I.ancattcr
(Klnic street) nt 7.J0 ft- m fre tin I loave
Uolueiuln at 7.50n in , fare tl.30 1 leavoLnndla leaveLnndla leavoLnndla
vllle at sce a. m., fare tl 03 1 leave Hanhelm
te tl, fare 95e loave Mtllr at 8.31 a. m , fare
sle lcave KphralAat 8.Ma. m , lare t8e. 111k
day for Heading, lo.ego Patriotic Bees and CJ
bands of rauila if 111 be In line.
Jtl2,U,lG,ll,)dAUw
VKATllH,
HiKun.-ln this city, en the JO h lnt , Mnry
A., wlle of William U, JUkei, In Urn OJth year
of her age.
Netice of fnneral horeofter.
MAHKKTU.
.! Bleck Mrkt.
Cnioieo, June l.--Cattle Uecelpts. 8,000 1
shipments, nonei market loweri natlvrs,
tl vegO COt atockers and ftxtdera, C.O' 7J I
cows, bulls and mlxed, i oe 05 1 Xexana
tl M94 05.
Uerb Uecelpts. 11,000 heeds shipments,
none i market active ( tnxed, SS 0JS7S 71 1
liravy 13 0035 80 1 light, V US)5C5 pis, I3W
ejscs
Sbnep KecelpU, 4 030 head I shipment,
none I market utrengnri Texas fAedHin.lM 00Q
S : i natives, tl bOQI t lambs, 63J 79
Bast Libsbtt, Uattle Keeelpu, 22S ;
shipments, 19): market very dull aud 10 also
otrrrein yesterdav en common geed cattle un un
chanKed i no cars shipped te Mew Yerk te day.
Hebs Kncelpta, Cve beadt sblpmentj.,
"e t market firm t 1'hlladelnhlaji. tn Ta
b 80 1 mixed, ts 7003 70 1 Yorkers, as coot a ;
Nimraen te fair, aStOQS 60; p1. tSWa'i
1 ears shipped te New Yerk te-day.
Bbnop-ltecelpU, 409 j shlpuients, 3!C0
matketslew.
Obtoego t'rodnee Blaraet.
Cntoieo, June 20, 9 se a. m. Market opened.
Wheat June, bl'fe I July, 81e.
Aug., WKc i fept., 63re.
Cern .lune, el ; July, Ma; Aug,(2et
Bept , 62X0.
oauxTune, Slc I July, i-- AuK-i 2c f
Bept. 270. . .
l-erk-.Inne.S13 85; July, 113 G5 August,
tIJ75iBept.,llJ87X .
tra-Jun. tx 47X I July, I3 37X ! August,
ts 4) f Hent.. 8 Ce.
snort illtx-June, n M; July, 17 43)
AugUBt, 17 b;xi eeit,l7B'JX.
Drain and Previsions,
rurnlsbed by a. K. Yniidt, Hrnker,
Cbioeo, Juee V), 1 en o'clock p. in.
Wheat. Cern. IM. Perk. I.ard,
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July KlY, vx in iiu 8.w
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OaUhns 45,,
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Heveiis House(llonds)..,, 100
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KastKud Street Uall way. .. ........
TVBNl'IKa STlkli
lllz spring A lleaver Valley a
HndgepnrtA Horseshrxi isi
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1X
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Lancaster A Ltttts ij
LencasUirA wuil&uutewu sa
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Lancaster A Manhelm 26
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Lancaster A New Danvlllu
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B1MK bTUUKS.
rirst National Hank... iui
rikiinurK' National Hank tu
rulteu National Hank i,7)
Ijtncaster County National Hunk.. 60
Northern National Hank luu
Peeples' National Hank iui
lvtstone National Hank, iluntelin no
Columbia National Hank luu
Christiana NatlenalHruk jue
Kntraui National Hank Jue
Jjrst National Hank. Columbia.. .. 100
first National Hauk.Strasburg lue
First NaUenal Hank, MarletUi 1U)
flrstNatlonalHauk,MLJey 100
Lltlu National Hank ....,... luu
MeuntvtllH National Hank...... ... lue
Manhelm National Hank ieu
Union Ntttloeal Hank, Mount Jey.. 60
New Helland National Hunk......;, luu
Oan National lhnic !
lit.. 26
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Uiabvtitewn NaUenal Hani.,.,., iw I
RswTomateeka.
Raw Toek, Jane 30, 1 p. m-Meney closed
at IX per cent. Kxchaega steady petted
ratfl., 4 8;Hl,83Ht actual rates M 87
4 87Vt"rer0 0ays and 14 E9B RX for demand t
Governments closed steady enrreaey fa,
tl la bid tfc'a de, it 07W i t'a eeup , tl M,
bid.
The stock market this morning opened
weak and subsequently declined sharply en a
selling by the room traders and hammering by
the bears. A reduction In the dividend of
Keck Island caused weaknesses. At ttls benr
prices declined. The market has since been
unsettled and Irregular. Iteek Island Is firmer
at this writing and Is new Ji per cent higher
thin It cleied last night.
Bteca atsrketa.
quotations by lteed, McQiaan A Ce., bank bank
en. Lancaster. Pa.
liBW TOUK LIST. II A Mi
12 W.
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Central Paclfle
Canada Ben them..........
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Missouri Pacific
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ast Tennessee
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i'OLlTJOAL.
litinocratle State Tlcktt.
yen ai'rnKXB judos.
II M eCellum, of Bntquehanna county.
KLKLTORS.
At Large-lt. Milten Bpeer, A.r. Keating.
1. David W. Boilers,
B. Alvln Dav.
v. iicnnei nague,
3. A. II. Ladner,
I. William .1. Latta,
6, Jehn Tailor,
i. Franklin Waldnn,
7, Ooergo W. l'aullug,
8, James Binlth.
11. William Dent,
.7. Hussell Uames,
18. Henry K. woedol,
12. Herman Hosier,
20. William A. Uarman.
21. William Maber,
22. .Jehn H. Halley,
11. Dantel w.Bchwoyer,!
23. Jehn Huckenstein,
24 William P. Lantz,
23. David B.Merris,
ZC.Iamea II. Caldwell,
7 8.T. Nelll.
28. J. L. Brown.
i". w. 11. un en.
11. Charles ueblnsnn.
12. .Inhn II. Hoynelds,
1J. l.dwad.l.(iayuer,
11 Bliiieu P. I.lhl,
COUNTY TICKKT.
Cenirrrsi.
IIOltACK L. IIALUKM AN. ChlCStOS.
.Stale Stnater.
(JllKtrriAN UOVrX.Btrasburtf.
AiiemllV'
(Northern District.)
.) r. KCItrKUNACU, Manhclin.
JOHN ItlLKY, Manhelm.
KUANUKL HOrrMAN, Ellrtbotlitewu.
(leuthern District.)
J AUKS Q. McJl'AUUAN, Drumnre.
Jiceeriler.
JOHN ItKHJt AN, Manhelm.
County Solicitor.
WM.1J. ItlllNTON, Lancaster.
Jury Commltilener.
r RAN KLIN ULAUK.Btrasburg,
Dlrettert eftht l'oer.
V. WALL, Lancosler,
J. MO. VI UOHKIIY, Mountvllle.
l'risen Jmpttteri.
A I,. WINTKHH, Providence.
11. r. HAMILTON, WcslUeuipncd.
..Vfll'-AD VKRllHUMKNtS
B
AKING I'OWDRH,
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER,
Absolutely
Pure.
nilliu powdei never varies. A marvel et
X purity, strength and wholesomenoss. Mera
economical than the ordinary kinds, and can
net be sold lu competition with the multitude
of low test, short wclubt, alum or phesphate
ponders Held enlu'.in cant. H11r.LlliKi1.11
1'ewdsu Ce , 108 Wall Btrcut, New terk.
tyl8 ly.lAw
fT YKAUOLD I'UUKHVEWUISKY
73CKNT3 AQUAUT.
Quality unsurpassed for the money.
llUllllKRb LIQUOUBlOltr,
No.22Cenlrut!quare, Lancaster, Pa.
i;anteu-eni: thousand
OLD
i common pigeons.
P1KLKS HltOS.,
Cbilstlanu, Pa.
JulUind
B4
AND 1NSTHUMENT8 N10ICKL
l'latrd Musicians In cltv anil pnnntv
wm juunBe iiiuu in .1. wu uiu xiiusui x laiing
laiga quantltlosef btnd Instruments. Sam
ple of our work can be seen In thu window at
117 North Qtieen stroet. Werk warranted and
prices reasonable.
IIUCUMII.LKII'H
Plating and Polishing works.
ap23 3wdtt
ieu nurui uaiKet sirtiet.
TTAM) I'AINTKD NO KLTlKd.
A Onoef the special featurei of our lmH
ness l4 8mall Nem'UIks, suitable for Hlrthaay
or Cominuiiceiiioni Ulllj. as wemanufactuiu
liiest et cur stock, we have New Uoedsto
ehnw veu dully. Come tee them.
Zephyrs. Baxeny and Columbia Wools llav
lng luade arrangements te htudle New
Hiandsnf .iphyis and Wools, and te make
room ler a large stwk- that will be In seen,
have maiked ilewn present iteclf at coat. All
fresn Koean at cost.
Mrs. E. M. Woodward,
ll StH KAHT MSU B'l'HWKT.
Orders takeu ler Small If Ire works at tfil K
hlrgbtruet. mayBlydVVAS
M
AKTIN BKOl'UKKN.
Ne use telling P, ll'a
being felt tcivlciuble
Summer Eerger, Boor Beor Boer
Huokcra and sueh te
keep cool In may Inter
est ou. Thin us they
are iney aheuld tit well
Onrs de, and laojpon laejpon laojpen
sl ve. Sergo and Che . let
suits for men, 18 tu, 110.00,
12(0. Serge coats and
usu, no lining, iloe.
II (. S.ML 'I hln fn.il,.
News
from tbe
Heat Quarter.
and HiijUiiT, 43e te I3uu. Hlg Hey.' Streng
uuiumer B11H.4, (ii 00, li w, no ve. I.ittle Heys'
litleng Bnuimur BulU, 1 1 10, fieu, 3 0J. Coel
Ceals and Ciutsand uslm r ,r i.I n, n,.i
Iui) 4 ; every desirable kind
COOL NECKWEAR.
Much dlttoreuco lu " wilting " down cellars
v, nother jou've u wluter kind era.ummer
ktnit of He en, Ihe latest french Linen
vmshable lour-In Hand Htjlis In last Celers
and leek likH kllk, 23. BOand .3centi t Woveu
btrlpes aud hmbreldurud figures.
MARTIN BRO'S
Clellilug uiul I'lirulslilug (.oetli,
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I P.M.
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JtfXW A D VSJl TIBKUKXTa.
SCUOOIiTAX, 1888 THK DDPL1CATK
Is new in the hands of the Treasurer.
Office hours from 9 a. m. till 4 p. tu.
. W. O. at AKBII all, Treasurer.
m-tfdB Ne. u Centre square.
TUB Al'l'LICATlON'eFFIllilJliHluii
L.Vrey for tbe trnferef r. (1 Carpen
ter' Hetel Lleense, In Warwick township. And
11 remosstrnnee thereto, will be heard en
Wednesday, .Inly 18, 18'8.
HKNJ. F. W. UR11AN, '
Jc20 3td W II. c. Quarter Sessions.
T OST-ON HOUTU QUKEN htkekt,
XJ oge'd ring with stone setting and fenr
pearls. A liberal reword will be paid en re
turn of same te
Jl-2td S28 SOUTH qUXBN BTBKKT.
CITY TAX, 1888-THE CITY TAX DU
DllCOte Is new In thnhnndi nf hn mtv
Treasurer for collection, office hours, 9.0b
a. m. till 3 00 p. in. J. H. 11 ATIireN,
jeStfdh. city Treasurer.
OriOK 13 HICKBOY GIVEN THAT
. . Ul0 ordlnanee ter preventing accident
by nre end the better preservation of order In
the city, and prohibiting the sale or casting,
throwing or flrlnk of squibs, rockets or ethur
flrewoTks.belere the 3d, 4th and 6 th day of July,
wUl be strictly enforced. Tbe said ordinance
entirely prohibits ths firing et guns or ether
firearm, or the aelllng, casting, throwing; or
nnngebasers r ether fireworks operating a
similar msnnnr, within tbe limits of tbe city.
Je2)-12ld atoyer.1
TO ALL MY LADY 1'IUKNDS AND
CUSTOMRBBl
I am prepared with the largest varlety el
styllsb and beautUul Hangs. Ladles can wear
them with greatest comfort In worm weetbsr.
lbey don't need dressing all summer, and
cheap. Alse a large let or hair switches et
tbe best quality. Particular notice -A great
varletv et arev mixed hair awltchM nn hn.nl.
All tbe latest bang cutting In the ladles' de
portment. Hair Wash te sell at
Mltl. C.LILLElt,
ltd 227 North Queen Bt.
NOTICE 18 IlEKEBY GIVEN THAT
In compliance with en ordinance, ap
proved -March 18, 1887, for the levy and collec
tion of allcense lax within the cltvef Lancas
ter, for street purposes, en all hacks, cabs,
coaches, omnibuses, four horse wagons, two
horse wagons, local delivery, drays, carts,
ether veblcles, street railway cars, telegraph,
telephone, and eloctile light poles, Is new due
and payable at the oft! c el the city Treasurer.
Any person falling te takeoutalicenseor
refusing te pay tbe license tax required by
said ordinance, or who shall violate any of the
previsions or any section thereof, shall sub.
Ject the offender, In addition te te Imme
diate forfeit of hla llcem e. te e penalty of fi ve
dollars for each and every offense.
.1. II. KATUPON,
Jell 2nd City Trcaturer.
s
HKING, 18
Fine Tailoring.
This Is te Inform my customers that 1 am
new prepared te show them nn Assortment
of Bprleg Bulling aud Trowserlng Uiat cannot
be surpassed.'
The Latest Noveltlos In Spring Overceating
el my own importation and connned styles.
H. GERHART,
riNKlMPOUTlNO TAILOR. NO.I3NOUTH
UUX.CN BT.. LANOABTKU. Pa.
NOTIOK IH HEREBY G1VKN TUAT
the following deicrlhed city Bends are
hereby olled In lortbeBtnklng Fund of the
Issue authorized by ordinance approved
March n, A 11. 1881, and amended by ordinance
approved .March 2U, 1881, re refund tare 000 or
tbe Indebtedness 01 the city of Lancaster, Pa,,
at four per cent.
Of theBerle. of One te Twenty Ycaw, via l
Nes.,27, 28, 39, 1(1. 81, One 'iheusand Hollars
each ; Nes. 2 !, 23. 21. 2 , 211, 27, 2, 29. 1 1, 45, 49, 03,
CI, 117, VS. lOfl. 101, l'B, 1(0, 107,108. HO.llOSlve
Hundred Hellsrscacb ; Nes. 3. 4, 12, 27, 28, 20, 30,
II, 32, SJ, XI, I , 30, 4 43, 61, 01, CI, &3. CO, fi7, t8 09,
70, 71, 72, 73 71, 73, 78, 82, 88, 100, 101, 102 One Hun
dred Hollars each.
J he above numberpd bends wtllbe presented
fei payment at this olllce en or bnferu the first
day or July, 1853! Interest en said bends will
cente en that data.
leJOUllJylS JtBW. KUUKULKV, Mayer.
w
IIiIilAMHON A KOaTKK.
HO.N'I Bl'KNtl MlUlt
mom:v
uniii.youuavkluehkij
TUltOUUH
OUH LAKUK ASSOUTMK.S'J'
OK
fecial Shoes
-AT-
.cialPrices.
LADIEJi'AND GENT'3
Higli aud Lew Gat Shoes
Keu sr.iMi:u wiCAK.
Ladle.' lltlcht L'ongela Kid Uulteu bhees,
I2.CO
Ladles' Lew Cut l.ace Frent OilerJs. 1'atent
Leather nnd Plain lip, tl 00
Ladles' OpeptBilppers. 4se tell te.
(ienl's I ew cut tall Shoes, tl M
Uent's Heutnlt'ss congress or luce 1 rent
Sbnei, II (0.
Hey.' Beaiults Hutten or Lacs front Shoes,
Youth's "eamltas Hutten or Lace rrent
Shoes, f 123.
Men s Cnnva lln.nball Sher s tl (e
Morocco, Alligator aud Ciuva Batchels and
allse.
Crystal Z nc. Deck and Leather Covered
Trunks at the Ver Lewest Pilcei.
WilliamseD fl Fester,
3-J.3I..U.A. 18 K. HIM. ST.,
I. tN As I Ki't PA,
BRANCH STORE,
Ml SI8 31 VUKM' S I lit. It 1',
II II.UllUILO, PA,
pAit
A SOI, Wl'.ATHKK.
Parasol Weather.
WATT cStSH AND
O O & 10 BA.S1 B.I AQ sr.
Wuie Quite prep m d te meet the oxtiaordl extiaordl oxtiaerdl
uuty deumnd lur
PARASOLS & SUN UMBRELLAS
Uunug the pisl lew days, and jeucnu still
Hud wlitu eii naut In
COALIIIM1 I'AUAS H.,
tAbCl PA It VBllLP,
TWll.l.Mlhll I. bllNSUADHS.
UI.01ilACI.OTH SUNSIIAIIKU,
In all tlia aud every utletyet handles at
the lOHi-at cuh prlc ..
WASH OU ALLIES
Make ii cool Summer Ins4. We open ndny
sixty pli'ces lu choice stylui at the extieiuely
low price et 7e a laid, selllug last lu ethor
cltlen from 8 te 10 ctj.
Al I WOOL ALII Tlt033 CLOTH, Uluchea
wiae.bOctutsayurd,
TOILB-DU-NORDB
Js the name et a new make or Dxess Olnr Olnr
tmiiis.excellentiiuillty, soil finish, beautiful
combinations el tnieitngs. and se desirable
that a hundred nifrchiiiitj uraelsmnrinir f.ir
every cute Uiu mill can preducu. We have
been succe.stul se far In supplying the wants
et all ourciutemiri, lull width, 12Hc a yard.
. SPECIAL!
All hiik Crrm-llar hajb ttlhbenr. 0 Inches
wlite, 8ie , north tl 23.
AllMlk Bntln Kdun Mnlrn Itlhlmna. fllnrhc
wide, only tl uiu vurd.
Ne. 12, ail aiik Molre Ribbons, crown edKO,
Meeritaa jard.
Ne9a" fcllt atlu Ulbben. UK ctsa yard
worth 20 eta.
New Yerk Stere.
If K WAD VKR TIH K um an.
WAlSTED-A YOUNG G1BL WANTS
v .,iiu.vk.uh caiiu m nnnHL
Aypjy.et
illBT.JUBKPUBTHKKT.
ita
BOATING-DU1UNQ THE BOATING
Bet son the Kest Knd street car com cem
pany will run extra cars at 11 p. m., leaving
theeutern terminus at that tlmn.
MAUTIN KBRIDKH,
ltd President.
OOMETUING NICK
Fer Little Meney.
We have a very flnollutten Shoe for ladles
In Pebble Oeat, Urlgbt Kid, or Ktd Foxed end
wleve Tep, Worked Hutten Heles, which we
A full Una of Kid and bright Dongole Ox
ford 71c j and Opera Slippers,
We claim te sell as cbesp as any house In
Lancaster, end would be pleased te bave you
compare our prices with these you have been
paying.
WM. H. GAST,
Junl-lydWAr NO.lOSNOItTII QUKEN BT.
B
OOTSANOHHOKS.
D. P. STACKHOTJSE,
83 & 30 HAET KINO, BT.
Net e'd stock but fietb, new goods coming
In dally from the factory and bought for cash.
That Is why we can sell our Shoes se much
eheaper than the ethor stores, and we give our
customer the benellt of close bnyleg.
Every b:dy about here fall of snap and v'm ;
a different Bhee store from what It was -a
UBTTKll one i but or all Shee Stores mere
lire, mera geed goods or the right sort and
right prices.
AWCome and ste u t we cheerfully show
yen the goods, whetriei you purchase ornet.
D. P.STACKHOUSE,
Nes. 28 and 30 East King Steed,
LANCAVTKIt, PA. a'20lydAw
H1
CADQUAhTKRH FOR WATCUK8.
SOMETHINa EOR ALL
Have you bought a Present rer yourrrlend
whouraduates;
II net, you should Call and Select It.
Aside from Watches, In which we lead, you
will find a Large Bleck el Nlce Goods,
Geed Goods
AT A SMALL COST.
Many Acceptable Llttle Presents tn
Silver Goods
iWe will Sell at Awsy Down Klgures.
2-l"all, we have something you will want,
waiter a mm,
Ne. 101 North Queen Street,
LANCABTEU. PA.
- Cerner of Orange.
nltfd
riRKAT SPECIAL HALI2
-er-JKRSEYS!
JERSEYS!!
-AT-
ASTRICITS
PALACE OF FASHION,
1 3 East King Street,
Commencing Thursday, June
2 1 st, and lasting until July 3d.
The extreme low prices will
terminate this sale before.
Over 200 dozen of Ladies'
fine Jerseys will be sold at a
great sacrifice.
Read these reductions, and
come and see them.
The prices must either sell
them fast or net-at all. There
fore you must avail yourself of
tins chance at once.
All fine black and fancy Jer
seys reduced te less than cost.
One let of about 10 dozens,
ranging in price from $1.50 te
$4, have been reduced te
"actual half price." $1.50 te
75c; $2 te$i; $2.50 te $1.25;
$3 te $1.50.
Fine imported Worsted Jer
seys, reduced from $3.75 te
$29S.
Cashmere Pompadour Frent,
reduced from $3 te $2.37.
Military Beaded Frent, re
duced from $3 75 te $2 98.
Military, red, from $2.75 te
$2.
Norfolk, with belt, reduced
from $2.50 $1.99.
Cashmere Ceat Back, extra
fine, reduced from $2 te $1.69,
from $1.75 te $1.36, from $1.50
te $1,29.
Pompadour, braided front
and lapel, reduced from $2 te
$1.58.
Braided, reduced Irem $1.75
te $1.29, from $1.50 te $1.19,
from $1.25 te 93c.
Pompadour, reduced from
$1.75 te $1.29, lrem $1.50 te
$1.19, from $1.25 te Sgc.
Navy blue, fine worsted, re
duced from $1.50 te $1.19.
Navy blue, braided, reduced
lrem $2 te $i.5S.
Cardinal, fine worsted, re
duced from $1.25 te S9C
Cardinal, braided, reduced
from $1. 50 te $1.19.
Gebelin and Tan color, re
duced from $1.75 te $1.29.
Pompadour, plain and em
broidered, reduced from 75 te
62c.
Plaid and Checked, reduced
from 50 te 39c.
ASTRICll'S 1'. 0. P.,
Lancaster.
xs w ad rxn TissMsyra.
AOENEKALAGENTWANTED for
the 8th Wonder. Positively the fastest
selling arudeeu earth. Address
, ,, , KMPIHKCO,
J'll-lwd tEl Canal Bt.. N. Y.Utv.
IV wvj xura MEMDKKii UlT
-h , Wa,hlngten Camp. Ne. 27, P O. 8. or A ,
wAKiSa Iianiclpatlng In the parade et the
ThnrVrtii' mSJ"?' wH' me ,n llolrhill.en
Thursday Morning, Junefl, ate 31 sharp tw
". .,,., M....
MEMBEK8 OK
- 'w., a auB.wuuti.
H
OtVAKIl I'errinu
. . " .,
Aiuuiiu CITV.
owepon for tbe season. Geed rooms and
every convenience. Ker terms appw
" ."ASB.LL.'i" 'A-KSi'KJfws.
..u. U9UII a venue, Atiantle Cllr N. .1 4
)un!0,2J,7,3OJjB,; " "'' '' '
JACOB V. SUKAfKKK'H
PURE RYE WHISKY,
(MY OWN DISTILLATION.)
NO. 15GKNTHK BUOAIIK
N
KW STOCK OJF OaNES.
ALLBTYLKB AND LOWEST PK1CE8.
iiiuuiua uiuaa SlUKI,
-- . ... . ,Np.lUKast King Street.
mW Kstehllsbcd. 1770, feb2.W Rtfd
OUR GOLDEN UON AND MIA QUE.
UIUArCI(iAKareclearUavana,hand.
made, In boxes or be's and loe's.
HBMUTM'8 CIO AH 8TOKK.
,,, , 1" Kast King nreet
gstalillshedl770. 12WA8litia
TUB BLACK BARREN 8PR1NOS
HOUhk is new prepared te receive
guests. Heed rooms, I & 00 te 110 00 per week.
Leave Lancaster for Haines station, via. Col
umbia, at e se a. m. or 6-20 p. m. Carriage win
be In watting only en proviens notice of dav
and train. CHK1S11K HOMBKHOEll,
JnneO-lmWAi Manager.
OU OAN BUY NAPHTHALENE,
1 be coal tar produet, at
rilAlLltl'S KAST KND PUAHMACY,
(Opposite Eastern Market,)
l.ioap'ckReor2forl'c Just received a new
let of getiulne cork floats and speat anotren
books (Harrl.en make.) iba cheapest let of
reels, line., etn , In tbe city.
Lance tipped and all Lance Weed Beds at
great bargains.
M.W.KAw
T
HIH WEEK 8 SNAP
AT-
S. CLARKE'S.
Prunellas only 103 per pound. Geed Heney,
with glas cover, 10a p r box, Clarke's AA
Fleur, 49j per quarter. Four cans Sugar Cern,
25e 1 we pounds New Prunes and two pounds
Hates iei 232. five pounds Laundry Btareh
and llve cakes Boap, 25e. One pound 45c
Peaches for 25c. One pound 25e California
Plums ler 18e. Three bottles Plckles for 25e.
If c boxes Mustard or Bplced t-ardtnta 10c.
awl 11 I'lcce Dinner fit with 120 worth ( t
Tea.
New for the Foertli of Jaly !
Dear Irlends, leek at this. A tegular picnic.
Our new andsupetb
FOURTH OF JOLY CAKES.
BASEBALL COOKIES.
VAXILLA WAFtillS,
And PItKNCII GHKAM JUMHLKH, end as
many mera UllTeient kinds as wenld 1111 half of
thlB rnper te enumerate thorn all. Call and
see tbnUrnnd Hlsplay and have yem palate
tickled with these delightful
Cakes and Crackers.
IN SEASON.
This Is the season for Picnics, and we assure
you thitonrsteckorthoabove Uoeds cannot
be surpassed for ussortmeut or prices.
SAMUEL CIAUKE'S
WUOLKBALK AND 1XKTA1LTKA ANDCOK.
KKK BTOUK,
12 and 14 SOUTH QUEEN STREET.
J-TKLEPHONK,-Ca
R
AMOND'H
VAOATION BXOUR-
BIONB.
RAYMOND'3
VAOA1 ION
EXCURSIONS.
All Traveling Expenscs Included.
Partlea will loa'e Philadelphia Monday,
July 2J, Monday. AumiU2i, nnn Monday, Bnp
leinberle, lerXHKKK UK AND TUIPStethe
Yellowstone National Park,
With a complete Round or all the polnUer
Interest In AMKIUiiA'd HONUAiiLANH,
and ample time rer a thorough Inspection or
Its many marvels. Incidental visits te Niag
ara Falls, Chicago. Milwaukee, tbe Dells of
the Wisconsin, et Paul, Mlnnenpell;, the
Fulls et Minnehaha, Lake Mlnneienka, tbe
famous " Pad Lands ' of Dakota, etc. All
Hallway Travel in l'aiace eleeplnif Cais The
Parlies te he Limited In Numbers In con
nection with the third excursion there will
be a lour Acress the 1,'entlnenl, with a Bo Be
turn thrcugb California. In addition te the
above Bummer and early Autumn touts
through tbe ltecky Mountains In uo'erado,
and'len lilps In July te the famous Heseris
et New .Kngland, Canada and the Middle
Htutee.
W UAYMONU. I A. WH1TCOM11.
4VSend ter descriptive circular, des'kua
tln(f whtber Yellow mono Yaric 'Jeur, Colo Cole
rado I'xcar 1 n, or book of ten BummerTrlrs
U desued
It VYMONU A WHITCOUII,
Nn. Hi Seuth Mmh St (under Continental
Hetel), Pbllalulphla, Pa. Jul9-3td
HUHtMruxniettiHU wimijh,.
IVliI. AND HICK
Till!
ROCHESTER LAMP.
BlrtyCandle-LIght) Ee&ls thorn all.
Anether l.otet CHEAP QLOURd for (l&a an
OUBleves.
THH1 " PERFECTION"
StAIAL MOULDING A UUUUKK CUBUIUN
WEATHERSTRIP
Heats thorn all.! This strip eutwears all ethers.
Keeps out the cold, btep rattling of windows.
Xxciade the dust. Keep out snow and rain.
Anyone can apply It no waste or dirt made
In applylnK It. Can be fitted anywhere no
boles te bore, ready (or use. It will net split,
warp or shrink-a cushion strip Is tbe most
pernet. At th.i Blove, UeuUir and lien go
Stera;
-or-
Jelin P. Sehauin & Sens,
24 SOUTH QUEEN ST..
LANOAATX1L PA.
HKDICAL.
M
ANDKAKE 1'II.LS.
Werth Sending Fer !
UK. J . BCHKNUK has publlsu-id A NEW
AND KLAllOUATK
BOOK
ON THH'lttKAIMKNT AM) ILBt'Or
Consumption
Liver Complaint
and Dyspepsia
which will be mailed ritKK te all who want
It If you are, or knew or any one who Is,
atUtcted with, or llshle te any of these diseases,
send name and address (plainly written) te
Dlt. J.ll.bCIIKNCK A SIN,
Philadelphia, Pa.
(.Nametr.li Paper ) marlTlydlw
SOUENCK'H MANDRAKE PILLS
rOB BILE AT
ll.U COCHKAfi'aHKUaSTOKt:,
Ntn.HU lvj North Qaeen Bt,, Lancaster, Pa.
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