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A CANAL CAPTAIN INJURED.
A-ius cROtri". or celum bia, ai-
fACKKDOX HIS BOAT 11T A MAN.
Header Morning; While Tied Tp M the
FIT Mile Level Lecki lie Is Vltlttd
, by Beonedrsl Who Mnrduensly
Ctee aBlag-Shet Vpan Mm.
,
(m.ttunrt. Jnlvl7. Atabent 1 o'elcck
7 ea Monday morning a man entered the
f'. raei - - """1";" v".k
;,-? vet atrnnt. The eartaln betne awakoned
?,&' 7 W8 nolse arose and was promptly
fx knocked down mm a siung-snu w
t.l VuJa nf lha InlmilH. vlin hit hlOl IWICO,
Uit' badly cutting his head and bruising fata left
very aeyereiy. ana capwiu
MMenee of mfnd enough teel bis small
Mt and call for help, whereupon the vllllan
wrenched hlmself loose and osejnod te the
fellla,
Tela assault took place at the feet of the
flramlle level. Mr. Crewnshield had hie
h-n ir-rted with coal at Nantlceke, had
taken the cargo te Havre-de Grace, and was
en the return trip. He roaeheri the five
mile level loeka en Saturday at midnight,
where he tied np ever Sunday. The man's
purpose was robbery. A search for him Is
la progress, but up te thla wrllltig be has
net been captured.
At 7 o'clock this morning the Ferest ar,d
Stream Camping club lelt town en tbelr
annual camping trip. The m'etnber'hlp of
the club Is as follews: rresiaent, ueerije
Tllle s Tloe president, M. P. Beet sccre.
try VS. O. liewis j treasurer, O. L. Kllbertt
captain, F. W. Heckel : quartermaster, H.
O. "Yeung ; mombers, J. Q. Beelem, Albert
Ctuvles, W. E. Moere, T. G. Jehns, V. O.
Fatne, Jehn S. Tfake, F. P. Wagner, C. IN
Wilsen, Usrry llaughey, J. 1). Wade,
Frank Steckor Harry Westerman and (lea
W. Hicks. Thore werobesldos tlie uiem
bsni a cook, waller and general utility
man. The club haiaspoelal combination
car, and will go Inte camp en the Juniata
lrer, In Juniata oennty, near Tort Kevnl.
They are fully equipped, and an enjoyaele
time la txpocted.
Last evening the Vigilant tire company
held a special meeting in their rooms and
decided te participate in the centennial
parades and recommended that the follow
ing Are companies be Invited te appear In
the parades as their guests : Union and
Vigilant companies of Yerk, Iilberty el
Mlddletewn, Hepe of Manhelm, Citizens of
Harrlsburg, Keverslnk of Beading, Liberty
of Allentown, Goodwill of Carlisle, Junier
et Chamberaburg, and a representative
from the lire department of Lancaster.
The Evangelical church will held n
eampmeetlng near lllghvlllp, Maner town tewn
ahip, commencing en July 18 and continu
ing eight daya.
TheSuiquebanna Ledge, Ne. 0, of Odd
Fellows, held a meeting last night and do de do
eldadon turning out dining the centen
nial celebration, hiring a band and pie.
paring a llrt of ledges te be Invited te par
ticipate,
A meeting of the trustees of the l'rosby l'resby
tarlan church was held last ovenlng for
the purpose of awarding the oentract ler the
' building et their new church at Fourth
&A Locust street, but no decision was ar
rived at A meeting was bold this morn
ing for the purpose or deciding.
The Columbia Literary society left this
morning for Yerk Furnace, where tupy
WlU spend the day. There were about
lutftjr leuiue UUU KSUMCiUDU 1U IUU 1'hiij ,
and they went en a lUt tewed by the
(earner "Columbia."
Obed Btrlekler, a prominent citizen and
farmer et Maner township, residing near
Turkey Hill, died at bis home en Sunday
last. A large number el Columbians will
attend his funeral, whleh will uke place
te-morrow at 0 o'clock.
A game of lawn teniits was contested last
Teeing en tbn Oat-or-Doer club's grounds
between W. Fendrlah and W. Jtruner and
J. K. Shemler and J a. Byon. The former
gentlemen were victorious In the llrst and
third games by scores of 0-1, 0-2, and the
latter In the second by a scere of G U.
A party of about 30 young ladlesand gen
tlemen will go from town at 7 o'clock this
evening en a strew rlde te Marietta. Ko Ke Ko
freshments will be tcrved In the rink at
that place.
Dr Washington Blgliter, residing In
West Philadelphia, a fermer resident of
Columbia, Is In town te-day.
Mr. S. V. Evans, of the West Chester
Vlllfge Itteerd, was In tow n last ovenlng.
Miss Fay Scarlel', or Kennutt Square,
left for home te-day alter a short visit te
the Misses Btener.
BenJ. A. Llchly, the day operator at the
dispatcher's c nice, Is athoae en the sick
list.
Edward Hamnkerhajcharfied Ellswerth
MeLmgblln with at mult end battery be
fore 'Squlre Selly. Mclaughlin has been
bald in (200 ball ler a bearing en Saturday
Tsalng.
laavs Welsh baa onterod civil ault against
the Vigilant tire company befere '.Squlre
Selly, ter damages snstained te his Uat.
Tha oempany was hlred te pump the
water out et the canal beat whleh sunk at
Uruner's wbarves en Saturday nlclit, and
withent the owner's knewledge or consent
naed his beat In their work, and it Is
claimed, etralned It very badly.
Company C " will go te camp en Fri
day morning.
King & Franklln'a circus and wild vest
abewa will exhibit here en Thursday.
A ball will be held by the Metropolitan
band en Saturday ovenlng In the armory.
A meeting or the Second stroet Lutheran
Mite society of the Lutheran church will
be held in the main auditorium or the
churen this ovenlng.
A meeting or the repair cotmnittee of
the Second Street Lutherau church will be
bald this evening te contemplate- noetled
repairs. A congregfttlonal meeting will
ba held te-morrow evening te decide 11
Bally en the repalra te be made.
The Halome U. B. Sunday rcbecl will
leave town te-morrow en tbelr annual plc plc plc
ole te Lltilz.
The North Uaern Sired Snvrr.
Jere, Bire, Themas Hays aud A. W. llaid
win, tbe viewers appointed by council te
levy damages Bgalnst the properties en
North Queen street, between Centre Square
and Orange, along the line et I tin
proposed new sewer, met at Zihra's
corner this morning at 10 o'clock,
and in conjunction with William
T. Brown, city tollellor, began their
duties. There were a large number or
property owners present, and gave a world
'of advice, geed, bad and Indifferent, te the
Viewers. It is understood that the proper preper
tlM will be assessed " according te the
bewsflta derived," and net by the irent loot
M was tbe case en North Duke street. The
ewer will cost only about IMS, and as the
properties along the line el It ere among
the meat valuable in tbe city, tbere is net
likely te be much growling at the essos esses
Senta laid against them except these who
atva already sewer ccniiee len. Tbe
viewers will net have flulahed Heir work
ler a day or two.
What Kliltd n Oum,
Dr. H. F. Bauchman, V. S , of H mburg,
en Monday morning having teen called te
sick oew belonging te Andrew
Hsrnlsb, arrived tnst in tlme te see the
i. DOW die. relieving lht her death was
tf uaused by seme Internal disarrangement
r M peiferuicd a pest mortem, and found a
,lrBlng needle nearly lour inchei long
;L. aAieking la her heart. X; wai embedded
f: pattat i inches.
i ft MUt tu Jail,
' , William Miller, arretted by Constable
'Manrtagsr for bcgKlcg en Eait King street,
1 eM insulting tbue who refused togiveblm
iiaoeey, was heatd by Alderman A. F.
VJOBiflly this morning. u0 was sent te
- lail fur rive dsya.
Vegaasvtlle and Tlclnlfy. a
While Mr. Jacob Augapurger had one of
hta cella hitched up en Saturday and driv
ing htm In order te train the horse for fu
ture use, he reared straight up In front of
the store, fell back and broke the sharta te
atoms. Tbe frightened animal was eaught
vrry quickly by some of the bystander",
which provented a runaway.
Mr. Weaver, box manufacturer, residing
bout three - fourths of a mile east of
here, upset his wagon and horse In
deep culvert, while endeavoring te turn
around. He serious Injurles rcanlted te
ny of the occupant.
A number of our young ladles and gen
tlemen drove te Denver en Sunday te tbe
campracetiDgheld In a very beautiful park
there, one that Is qulte an attractive resort
te any ene seeking a quiet, recreatlve spe'
Mr. G. F. Buth vliited friends In Mat
helm and Lltltz last week.
Mr. James Beam has purchased a One
chair and Intenda giving attention te the
profession of barberlng.
Why don't aetne of our tnterprlsing
eillrens build a tow new beuses In town T
Mr. L. Scott Kemper, who had been so
journing with his parents a few weeks In
Ulnklotewn, has rolurned te Hew Yerk
again te rcsume the legal profession.
He Is nlse an expert stenographer, being
formerly omplejod by the B. t O. railroad
company,
Lkcrmtcr's I'abltc ltulliMrie.
Tbe penple who own the properly en
which the publle building Is te be erected
have received the following from Secretary
of the Troesury Fa're'illd :
lEKUUY IlKrATlTMIKT, )
Orncser MicurrAiir, J
WiiiiiyoTex, i. it , .Italy 14, f8). )
U'm Avg. Atltc, W 11 trUncy, Ueerge Jl,
tohrcr,Jehn U JIaat:
bins. Your prep mal In writing bearing
date May .10, lt33,i for tbe sale of certain
property loeatod In the elty of Lancaster,
t'euna , for the sum of f 15,000, Is reoelvod,
and 1 have te advlsoyeu that the depart
ment has deturmlned te purchase tbe
promleea embraced In your proposal, and
you are hereby notified of lis acceptance
upon condition that you will give a geed
and valid tltle te the same within a reason reasen reason
ablellnin. The attnrney gnneral has been here
this day reqnoted te instruct the United
States district attnrnev for the Eistern dis
trict et Pennsylvania te prccure the neces
sary evldcnccH of title and deeds of con cen con
yevanre te the Unltwl States, and when
thene papers are rnoelvod nt this depart
ment with the approval of the attorney
general, as required by law, the payment
or the purchase money will be promptly
mBde.
Btsperl fully,
C. P, Faiiiciiii.ii, Hccretaty.
(Iraiilnil T Hie KrgUter.
The following letters woregrHntcd by the
register of wIHh for the week ending July
17:
ADMiNi.iiHA ncN t William I'ureluK,
(ieceaHed, late et KhuI Limpoter tewuHhlp ;
Andrew Killlan, West Limpoter, adminis
trator. Jacob W. 'walley, deceased, Inte of West
Earl township J Frank 1. .walley, West
Esrl, administrator.
Marls II liter, decoased, late of Lancaster
e.iy ; ijiunie waiers, city, aiiminisireinx.
Cathurlne Halter, doeeased, late et Phila
delphia ; Henry luker, elty, administrator,
iRSTAMKNTAnr : Gideon Iteyer, do de
cnised, late of Karl township; Mary ltnyer,
Earl, ndmlnistrutnr.
N. M Peek, decoased, late et Maytown ;
Nicholas Perk, Maytown, executer.
Abraham Nltnley, tlewasfxl, latoet West
Dnnrpal tnnnHhlp ; Jacob W. NlrHley, Kat
l)oneRl, Henry Mimiey, Mt Jey and P. it.
GlHh, West Denegal, txeouters.
Nt. AlitlKinj'n I'lrnlr.
The picnic of Hi. Antheny's church in
Beading yesterday was a great succors.
Besides the large number of folks who
went evor In the morning, thore was qulte
a large n mutter en the neon train. The
cars were run directly te the park, whero
the large crowd hnduBplendld time all day.
Danrlng wns kept up te the musle of llur
ger'd eiclifNlra, and thore were many ether
amiisemenls. Many of thdiexcurslenlsts
took In tbet''wn during the day, and the
plrnle grounds wero vlslted by many
Headlng peeple. Thoexourslon train for
Lincnster left Kendlng at 7 o'clock and ar
rived here shortly atter nlne.
l)ulh t nil Agttl Krililent of IImiI.
Merris Coepor, ene of Hart township'!
eldest oltlzens, dled en Sunday, utter Hn
lllncBi of hoveral inlnutCH. Mr, Cooper
was a well knewu miller, and In his
younger dejn carried tbe business en ex.
tenBively. He was a brether or the hot
ter, Wiu. P., and l.ewls Cooper, a woll well woll
hnewn woolen manufacturer. He leaves
a wife, four daughters and tbroe sons. Tbe
loiter nreull in the V Bt j his yeungOBt eon,
Merris, jr,, having geno te Kinsas this
epilnt. Mr. Coepor was In his SCtb year.
A Summer Mght Frclrsl.
Last ovenlng tbe Lancaster Mionnerclior
held n sumtiier nlzht festival, In com
memoration or the r-'ixngerfest held In Bal
timore. The large garden was tilled with
memburs of the society and tbelr famllles.
The society Bang noverul selections, the
Krepp family plajed, and Themas Carter
and L'zzle Audorren, a specialty team,
gave a pleasing skoteh. At 11 o'clock
dancing begsn In the hall and was kept up
until 2 o'clock this morning. Carter and
Andomen and the Krepp family will te at
the garden all week.
hi. l!rf' Suncl.y gchoel I'lfnlr.
A meeting or the Christian Doetrlno so
ciety el Hi. Mary's Calholleohnroh was held
en Monday evenlng nnd arrangements
wero made for n Sunday school pionle. It
was decided te held It at Penryn perk, en
Wednesday, July 2.rith. Comuntteos wero
appointed te arrange the noeesnary detail?.
Indications point te it as ene or the largest
plcnloipfibe Beacon.
f A Olu QnToimirieM.
King ,V 1 ranklln'a circus will be In Lou Leu
caiter te-morrow and will exhlblt at Mo Me
G rami's park. Ne ene would be able te
loom whero thej would be from their bills,
a their advertising Is very loosely done.
The show charges low prices and they will
no doubt draw a large crowd. Andy
Shewem, formerly of this elty, Is ene of
the big foaturep.
Twe Out elTuwu I'lcule.
The Sunday school of the Duke Mreet
Methodist church Is holding a picnic at Pen
ryn te day. The special train leek out
about 00 poep'o this morning and ethetB
went nut at uecn.
Carlst Lutheran .Sunday school Is pic
nicking at Lltlir Springs te-day and en the
regular train they took out 100 persons,
Dlil Net Meet.
The street commltteo was te have held a
meeting lest evenlng and open propessls
ter micidamlrlnf, ,Ve. The chairman and
eeveral otber icenibrri were out el tewr,
and the muting was postponed te ucxt
Monday.
!trirutlu; llnlr Kieul.
Myers A Itathven have began making
extensive Implements In the Irent of
their store. They will put In new win
dows with ptate gless, whleh will be 15
feet high and 8 feet wide. Ames Urban Is
doing the work.
! e1 m krrn
ll. l . ..uii, a0ea --', f ttvadlng,
died at Akren en Monday. Ills remains
will be taken te Beading en Wednesday
morning for Interment.
An lerreantu Nuuib.r i ole.
Tbe regUtratlen of voters et the several
words et the city and d istrtcls of the county
has been completed. In the elty there is a
large Increase in the number of voters.
Certlllcatrs litany.
The cerllMettes ler this year's graduating
data of the high school, who became mem
bers el the Alumni association, are ready
ter distribution. These entitled can get
them at Leng's drug (tore
Mtt. lOJTBIlfl atlRlT PKniL.
HlmieirnerllllslhrMObtldreiilna Ttrrlble
Ilunatf r Canaed IIJF a llreken lilt.
Oa Monday evening between 0 and 7
o'clock as Mr. J. B. Fester, of the firm cf
Williamson it Fester, was driving en Chest
nut street near North Qucee, having hta
three children In the cirrlsge with him,
his bridle bit broke, and he lest all control
of the horse, a splrlted animal, which
dashed off at full speed out Chestnut
and up Duke street. It was at a time when
the rostdents were all seated at their front
doers, and the mad gallop of tbe beast
created great excitement. Several men
made lncflectual efforts te atop the
animal, but the broken bit deterred
them, lletwcen Lemen and James streets,
collision with n team was narrowly
verted and below New stroet seme build
ing materlal In tbe street was escaped with
dllUetilty. Mr. Fester held en te the relna
and succeeded In keeping the middle of
the read, aud tbe team awung around
upon the Lltltz turnplke like an
avalanche. Thonce It made for the
1'Jeasure read Inte whleh tbe animal
lurned. llore en crossing tbe railroad track
the front nnd rear wheels of the carrlsge en
tbe oil slde broke down, and the nbatla were
also broken. Mr. Fester was thrown nut
and drsgged for some dletanoe stilt holding
fast te tbe lines, and scouring control or the
herse. The children remained in the car car
rlseo and were net hurt, Mr. Fester was
bsdly bruised and may net bn nble te nt nt
tend te bustnecs ler a day or two.
Klrpeit Willi a Married Mlulittr.
Miss Gortle Smith, youngeit daiighter cf
Henry Smith, ion Halifax, N. S., en Sat
urday morning and Is new In Itosten, it la
bolleved.ln company with a flaptlst mln-
torwhehns dosertcd blanlre. Mr. Smith
Is wealthy and Is a meuther et the Halifax
elub, and his family meve In the very best
society. About six weeks age Mr. Smith
and his daughter went te Wolfvllle, re
turning home a fowdBysnge. While In
Wolfevllle the minister, Bev. J, K. Hutch Hutch
Itiseti, bocame acquainted with the Smiths.
He had been engsgeil In missionary work
In India and had only recently arrlvid In
St. Jehn, where he ltkldcd with Ills wife
and young child. It was a casoetlovoat
llrst sight with the minister and Miss
Smith, and they were seen togelher very
etten. Atter Mlts Smith's return home
some correspondence pateed botween them,
and it is tneuglit lliu elopement wm men
planned. On Haturtlay meinlng tbe young
woman started out, Having she was going
te market lltie has net lioen seen since,
and Monday mernlrtr her father received an
unsigned telegram irem Bosten stating
that Hhe was lu that city. It Is known that
Mr. Hutchinson was net In St, Jehn en
Saturday,
linn Miltt i Vlihllnir,
PiTTNiiuitd, July 17. it Is announced
at Amalgamated association headquarters
te-day that the North Chlci'ge rolling mill
company, employing between thrce and
four thousand men have signed tbe wsge
ecale.
A Youngslewn, Ohie, fpcelal announces
the llrst break among the uianiilaoturers In
the Mahoning valley. The l'.ilcen Iren
and Nail company, operatlng the Bustla
milts at Nilts, Ohie, has signed the icaie
and will rcsume work Immediately.
Nfttchbnrs t!QMrel.
lisfore Alderman liorshey, Ignatius
Oiehl has brought sutiN against L'zzle Mc
Cully, cherglug her with iiullcleui mis mis
chlet and malicious trespass. The allega
tion Is that en Sunday LI77I0 procured an
010 and Hmashed down part of Orehl'a
fonce. Bill laa been onterod ler n hear
ing. It soems te be a neighbor's tllit and
Is about cbickecH,
CnnuimiKlnr l(n Outer.
Coiilinauder-)u-Chler Ilea, of the (1. A.
11., lias Issued an eritur calling attontlen of
tnembers te the rule whleh provide ter
the non-partisan character of the erder,
and fellows It up with n special caution tu
VJterntiH te avoid the appearaucu et parti
MHiiRlilp hy refraining from wealing u. A.
B. uuiterms at political nioetlugi,
a fluid 1. oil.
In the crowd that was standing at As
trlch's store, last evening, was a thre(year
old son nt Harry lUlder, et tbe Coepsr
hiuse. He bocame lest Irem bis mother
nnd was afterwards taken te the station
home whoie his folks roeovorod him.
Bent 10 iUII.
'J'lih attorucen August Boldel, who was
arroiteil en Seuth Duke stroet wblle drunk,
en Saturday, was sent te Jail for thrce da) a
by Alderman Deen.
Te Srlert n Uniform.
The Ilflinlanna club of the Eighth ward,
will meat nt F. F. HIireadM Centennial
hotel this ovenlng nt 8 o'clock. The elub
will adept the atyle ti uniform tu be worn
during the campalgu.
Aiietrtrr r.xM'utinu fitUBil
II. Frank Kihieman, attnrney for I.smen
S droll, Issued an execution te-day fcr
fSOO against Henry K. Grayblll, of llart-
vllle, who lelt bis home about toil days age.
Out rim n)i.
Jehn Hhaj', u Htrauger, who was nrrrktf d
yesterdsy by Constable Shies ter disorderly
oenducl, wassent tejail U1I4 aftornoen by
Alderman Halbieh ter five dsya.
On the I'cutlan Lljl,
Pension was Issued te JamesT. Mlller,
Quarryville, en Monday. An lnoreeso or
pension bat D.cn given Theodere Mlchiiels,
Liucaster.
A lilt ICilUmie 111 Mattern.
Malvern, mar Philadelphia, has a popu
lation el 100, fully 350 of whom nre aullor auller
Ing with dysBiitery. Thore have been two
deaths se tar.
About :ie.
The festival at Suuduistiurg, Saturday
eveuing last, netted about (30,
New KntiHna mutual Accident t'e. ptld
Albert W'elchans fl7.'U nnd Jehn A '1 rlssler
11171 Indemnity, through Ihulf uceut, J..M.
Weelhnetter.
MAKKKTH.
Mew lnrkAlarket.
Naw Yemt. July 17.-rteur market straity;
rtne. rJOHfJTSi Oiiporttne, VI saqswi Minn
Rxtnmi ;u.MjO city Mill, Kxua.lt 5.1011.J,
Wlnter Wlumt extni, ti 70C5 no.
Wheat Ne. 1. ited. Btatu, Ola; Ne I, 'joi.e:
Ne. 2, ltea, winter, Auir., Bsife: tA.
SiKci recetpts 10l,iee; ahlpiuunbi. luuiu
ceru-ia A Mtuwl, vuau. Me,
Aug., 6Jie, Bept, 5liCi rccelpu, HS.IOJ:
hlpiuuiiu, neiui !,,
OttU Ne. 1. White, State. 3I1: Ne. 2.00.
tltjc, Ne 1 inlml, .lu' j, J30 ruculpu!
110110 shlpiiients, nene
liyedull; Htaiu 7&e.
llartey nominal.
fork dull 1 Old llest.113 ;50IH
Lard quiet; Auir, H&J; bi-pt I J
MelusiL- dull; tar Mi tieliitiK biuck, He.
Tanientine tlnn at Xllf JP,e
lUwin dull! atruliied uikoeiI, Jt ittQll u.
l'etreleuinilnU 1 IterineA In Cmi, wJie. ,
rrtilKhts qulut; irmln tu Ulusgew.Sj
JIutter mi iiny j Western croamery, lffiDc.
Chuoje dull; WiMUirn rtat, TUVia ;
Stutu rwiery. 7KtMc ; raucy Whlie. :e
If t Ohie kim, 7aX.
ggs weak ; BU110, 190'.'lKe i Western, lfiXO
l'Hc.
BuirarqutetiKeanedCutlnaf, ⁣ Uranula Uranula
ted, 7;e.
iallewilult; t'rtme City. lc,
Kle niiuitiialCuroltntalrtegooJ, f'n
Cerloe atuadyi ralr Cariteui, tur Ule. ue
Oreln uut l-iovuiena.
raniUbnd by . K. Vundt, llmker.
Chioaeo, J uly 17, l.u) o'clock p. m.
Whom corn due. l'erk. Lard.
' 'r HSi AM: 1
Auifunt )l 4 2.1S-
beputinlier. WH ! IJi U.rt
Ocleur W iii i!J is 1;
liucc-inber 8J
ram. mi
Coabets
U SI
b &5
'u 11-10
Closing rrleiis-S o'clock p. m
Wheat. Cor Oats. I'erk. I ard.
July bl
'ii
l 13 B.il
August ;i l
eoptuiuber ;
October m
Uecerubur , si
Crude OU
Winter Wham
4, SSK 11 V7 HIS
( j2 n.ai h .11
UK SS W.87 b 3)
T9
Ueceipu.
spring Wheut '.....
!Jye
urley
tecelnU-llnrf
ltecelpU-LMUt).....
f.t,. i,
......... JU
CI
WJ
........ ....
IlVa'd.
1 101X10
..,.,.......
B.0JU
Cldeaga Predae Marftes.
Ciicaoe, Jnlr 1T,9; a. in. Market opened.
..fc'Sir't,,jr'8,,c-l Aug.,80He I Bept.aKet
..?,r?.7nl'r,l!'5'' " 46e i Sept, ieci
Oct. 46 O
OM7n,lri Wc-1 Aug., JJXct Bept., c
Oet.itEiKO.
Short Hlbaiuir, 17 67X Angust, 1770 :
Bept,7 77X'
etestaa.
Wheat-July.sic ( Aug., ;e;c Bept,, 73Kc
Oct , 8.C
ery7"IUi0i Ang.,cHei eept. tone (
Oct., IStte.
uaie-d
Oct.tSC.
Oats-3u!y, 31ct Ang, SSXcf Bept, SIJOi
,.r3TfOcjti-H27'A0gi' ,,J27,, BCPL'
Dhert Klbs July. 17 01 1 Aug, 17 CS
8cpt.,t7 7. t ecr,i7-:x-
Mew Tern flteeas.
Maw Yeax, July 10, 1 p. mMeney closed
at IX per cent, t Kxchange steady posted
rates, i 8IHOI oej aetnal rates M 87S
4 87K for 60 Cays and II 8581 MX ter demaud i
OoTurnmenla closed quteti currency B's,
si 10 bid t's coup., tl Z74 1 W de, II "H
bid.
The stock market this morning opened
active and KOI par cent, higher than jester
day's clesldg tlgiiMa, en s geed demand by
Londen parties. Arter the nrst Se minutes
thore was some aelltng te rcal'ze, canstDg a
rcaotten cf X per cent, but toward midday
the mirket became strong again, and the best
prlces werocanentatneon, Iho tnarkethni
itace been dull but strong.
.ln Stock ataraeu.
CnioAeo, July 10--CatUo--Kecolpts, 1I.CC0
shlpmunin, 3 we 1 inarket steady te Inwtri
beuves, Vt OUOI 02 ; steckars and freders, 11 31
OS SO 1 cows, bull and mlxed, II i503 211
Texas cattle, II 7BQI0O.
Hekb Keculpte, 2u,eju headt shipments,
7,ee0i market strong! mixed, as tieb si;
benvy 5G0a D0 light, S6COa&09 iklps,
-hoop Kocelpts, .1 0X head t shlnmenU,
10001 market sUiady; natlves, S3 JS(5 OU
Wt-nurn feeders, 116031 10: iexant,3 rogieu ;
lambs, 1 5 0000 w H Hu pounds.
Hteea atarkeu.
Quotations tiy lleed, McQrann
ere, Lanciuitnr, l'a.
hbw verk Liar. 11 A. M.
Canada 1'aclflc
C. C. G.AI K'K
Colerado Ceal......
Central Pacific 3,V
CanadaBenlhnrn.......... C.)
ChU8tL.Al'bg
lien.AItln U
Out. L A W ism
Erle ViX
Krte2nfls HI
J or c M
A Ateteetse(et 1 H
Len, AN I'M
L. Siiore 9
Mich Cen 81
Missouri 1'acine ,, ?i;
ItockValley
N. 1 2
N. I'.l'ref ft'?,;
N.WOBt W.li
N. Y.C.. ................... ....
New EtiKland i.
tut Tuunuesee.,,., by,
Omaha.... 'MY,
Oregon rmng perta tlen.. VM
Ontario A W
l'nclfle Mfttl S!,1
Utchmend Terminal. r.... 2
St. l'aul ;M
Texas 1'aclflc i2
Union Pacific rx,2
WaboahCem ,, . ..
Wabash Prat vim
Western U 7n
Wsat Bhere llends
rUILADSLl-HU LIST.
beh Vel 11
U., N.Y. Phlla
l'a. lt.lt
UeadlnK MX
Uh. Nav .;
ilostenv. Pass
P. A B
N cent
Peeples Pass.....
ltd. 's
Oil b(M.
I'hlla. Trnntlen
A Ce., bank'
12 M
3 pm.
SI
MX
S3t
'OH
17
i 1 mv
tiAK se
usi ei
Ilk 13K
leg r.i
WX 77
in" tei
ICH W1J
lutX Huh
.... 1IM
H)VS MX
7H 7
S8 Kl
tOii
ft
bin
18
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7
i
at
S0 1M0
49X
MX
31
ft
l'OMTJCAJ..
Democratic state Ticket.
rnn scriuiMs jvdeb.
.1 II. MiCelluiu, of Huirjuuhanim county .3
W.KOTOHS.
At l.irizn-U. Milten Uinicr, A.r. Keatlnir.
Mavld W Hellnra.
t. Alvln IIhv.
2. Michsel Maaoe,
3. A. II. l.adner,
1. William J. Latta,
is. Jehn 'i'Hiler.
0. 'r.lnklln Wulden.
is. William Dent,
7. Hiusell Katnes,
18. llunry K. Woodal.
i9. Herman Beeler,
). William .Uarman,
II. William MahHr. '
7. Ooerjro W. I'anllutr,
n. uuiutirt OU11II1.
I). Daulel .8chwoyer,
li. Jehn II. liHl.ey,
a. Jenn HiiekanBtetn.
- William P. Lanti.
i. vt. 11. uiveu.
11. Charles iteblnsnn,
12. .I'thn II. Hovnehle,
13. Kda d .l.i.avner,
II, Simen P Llht,
. DvldH. Merris,
.fl.JaiiiesII. Caldwell,
7 . T. Nelll,
M.J. L. Urewn.
COUNTY TICItKT.
Veltaren.
1IOU.VUK 1.. UALO&MAN, Chtckles.
Sfd (Senater.
OU KISTI AN 110 WE. btrasburg,
Atsemlti.
(Northern District.)
.1 r. KCllTRltNACH, Manheun.
JOHN III I.KY. Manhelm.
WlLLIiAt THUMB, Milten Greve.
(lonthern District.)
JAMKSO. MeiPAItKAN, Drumerd.
JlfceriUr.
JOHN UKltMAN, Manhelm.
County Beltetlir.
WM. II. HHINTON, Lancaster.
Jury t'ommljilener.
PUANKL1N CLAUK.Htrasburrf.
Virecteri elhe i'oer.
P. WALL, Lancaster
J. MO.VI'UOMKKY, Mountvllle.
1'rlien Jmpteteri.
A L. wtNTxlt. ProvlOnnce.
Ill VltY V. HAKfMAN. Kat Lainpeter.
A'A'IP AnVKltrtHKtlKXTH
TJAKINU 1)V1)KK.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER,
Absolutely Pure.
Tills pewaur nuver vurles. a marvel or
purity, strength and whotesemeness. Mere
econeudcat than the ordinary kinds, and can
net be sold In competition with the multitude
of low test, short wulubt. alum or phosphate
pewders Sold only in eant. 11eyl iukime
Powevk Ce., lus Walt Strwit, New Y'erk.
lylb lydAw
J OST-A HKTTKK PUP; A L1HK11AL
H reward wl I be paid en hla return te
ltd NO. tUKAsi'KlNl. UTKKKr.
CPKC1&.L NOT1UK.
LOST HEIlTlll BECK
round again, and was
Photographed bj B. Frank Sayler
43-U Wssr hise ETnEST,
Wh.uii PlintOKnphs nre tolieoi Kxhltiltlnn
hud Male. LaiKu mid buiall Ela )yM 3td
jrjrAYK YOU C'UKNsr
DO YOU WANT THKU CUUKU T
ir BO, USK
OOOHRAN'3 OOHN CURB.
It Is sale and ure and (cuaranteed te euro
l'ilce,'J5c. Ker ante only at
COCHUAN'a DltUO STOUK,
137 A 1W North (Juuen SU
TuTh.S
N
OTR'i:-ALL GOODS LEFT WITH
thH linilt-rkltriied in lin dvi-d nnt phII.
Iji by Angutt is, win be sold te py "ipeneip,
d. IlllSLKMr,
Jyl7 3tflTu,Th,r MfllliirhStieet.
NOT1UK TO LANDLOKDH.
un Mtl.NlllY K KN1N-., JULY" 16. 183,
a niimboref pie ertyewnnigmatat ibu heun
1 Mr Jehn Ultnen, rtreat Vlnn street, and or er or
UM'Ized n 1 indlTd'a Proteeilvo Agiclatln.
a llir.h wmrti"en president, David Wollcr Wellcr
vice pruslaunu K a AlbiUht, truasure', and
J 11. BtuiKli, leeretu'v. A committee or three
lanillerds. A publle liieetlnir will be eeld at
S .TTiv.'ju. r"V ."". """ tviuic iret, en
HlumUAYaVaNlNO.JUljX W.at7.50. All
property owner are Invited.
'j"" t v, m vauu, EBcietary,
IfBW AD VBtlTiaMitBttTa.
mOE BE3T GOODS FOR LEAST
MONEY.
JKKK. KOIIBK&'a LIUUOU BTOKK,
ltd He. 2 Centre vqearc, Lancaster, fa.
CI IY TAX, 1SW-THE CITY TAX Du
plicate Is new In the hands of ths City
lrcaanrtr for collection, times hears, 8.00
urn. tin 2 oe p.m. J. II. KATIireN,
Jus ttai; city Troasurer.
R
KAL 1IAHOAINHI
AWAKE!
AND NOTE A riW Or
8. Clarke's Heal Bargains.
Pint Maien Jars, "Se a deren.
Uuirt Masen Jars, 85e a dozen.
Ilalf-Oallen Masen Jars, 11.10 ft dozen,
retir ftt New Cream Nats for 55c.
reur til Mew Dates for ?5c.
Keur it New rigs fer2Sc.
reur bi Ueart clean Hlce for 2ir.
reur tts Geed New Prunes fer2c.
rear Packs New Cornstarch tor25e.
rtve B.i Starch ana 5 cakes Boap for 2&c.
reur fts Best Tea Crackers In the city for 23c.
Twe Is Cnffee for 25c.
One-half B. Uoed Tea and 1 ft Coffoe for IJe.
Three D.i l'rnnellas, best tn the inarket, for
2Jc.
Clarke's AA Heller rieur, tJca quarter.
Heney, In 1 ft Cap;, lOe.
We have 2, 3, 4 and II ft Prunes for 25c.
MTwt pound of each et the abeve for 25c.
CALL AND 8BK OUU
NEW LINE OF PRESENTS
WE AUK GIVING WITH
TEAS, COFFEK) AND I1AKINO rOWDElH.
A r K1V MlltS KANSLKrT.
SAMUEL CLARKE'S
WIIOLKSALK AVD KETAIL TKA AND COr
IKE BTOUK,
13 and 14 SOUTH QUEEN STREET,
(A tVw Dcers from Centrn fiquare )
M
AKT1N BHOTHKRH.
1
The Tuna of
0lt'a a I'leas&ut
Dally Etory te have
liuycri se well l'loased
with the GOODS AND
Till: 1-lllCES.
Pric33 Deuble
Quick.
SKEIlHOO MK V3 AI.I.-WOOl. 8UIT3.
BEEIlOtOSKKOK AND CIIEVIOT8UIT8.
SKK J.2O0 DUKS5V OAS5IMKUE U1TS.
8Kall00ANDtia00 WOU3TKD SUIT;,
SKK 13.60 rANTALOONS.
-Sce the Dressy Hulls ler boys and little
boys and the -turpi IHnjr. low prices for the
a.tiallty you want. Heaps of waists and extra
hreecheri. Hey's knee breeches, 25c, 'Mc, fi)e,
75e te II 50. Cellars, CuiTi ana llandkorchtef;,
tbe whole linen family te nalecttrern and all
the style II yon're hard te fit or easy, buy
our f 1.00 Dress tlitrt.
MARTIN BRO'S
Clothing and Fnrnlshlng OoeJs,
H NOUTII OjUKBNBT.
GBKAT THIRTY DAYS OLEAIUNQ
ILK or hUMMKll GOODS, AT
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
1 3 East King Street,
Lancaster, Pa.
Seme of the Reductions made
for this sale. Geed until
SATURDAY, AUGUST iS.
One let of Colored Tips form
erly 75c and $1.25, at 19c a
bunch.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Bronze and Iridescent Bead
Galoens, reduced from $1 te
50c a yd, from $2 te $1 a yd.
Bronze Bead Ornaments, re
duced from 40c te 25c a piece.
Black Bead Trimming, re
duced from $1.50 te $1.20 a yd,
from SSc te Cec a yd.j
Black Bead Ornaments, re
duced from 15c te 12c, from
20c te 15c, from 25c te 19c,
from 40c te 30c, from 60c te
40c, 9 inches long, from 75c te
50c, 1 1 inches long, from 95c te
75c, 12 inches long.
Bead Galeen for Cellars re
duced from $1 te 75c, from $2
te $1.50 a yd.
Dull Bead Trimming for
Mourning, reduced from $1.75
te $1.25 a yd,
Dull Bead Ornaments, re
duced from 75c te 55c a piece.
Cream Braid Ornament Trim
mings, reduced from 50c te 40c
a yd.
One let of Colored Braid
Trimmings, reduced te 10c a
yd, formerly 20 and 25c ; one
let te 25c a yd ; one let te 37c
a yd ; one let te 50c a yd.
Their regular price was mere
than double.
Black Silk Cord Gimps and
Trimmings, reduced from 35c
te 25c, from 40c te 35c, from
50c te 40c, from 75c te 50c, from
$1 and $1.25 te 75c, from $1.65
te $1.25.
Colored Feather-Edge Braid
Trimmings, reduced from $1.25
te 75c a yard.
One let of Narrow Colored
Uimps, reduced from 25 te 10c
a yd.
Colored Bead Edges en Tape,
reduced from 25 te 20c, from
35c te 25c, from 50c te 37c a
yard.
Bead Sets en Silk Net, re
duced from $2 te $1.25, from
$4 50 te $3.25.
Bead Passamentric Sets, five
and six pieces, reduced from
$2.25, te $1.37, from$2.5eto
$1.50, from $4 te $2, from $6 te
$3i from $7 te 4 a set,
irmw ADVMHTianuKNTa.
JTEXT DOOK XO COUBT HOUSK,
Twe Important Bargains I
Te relieve a manufacturer of his surplus sleck we have purchased largely of
Hen's White Shirts at a Sacrifice.
Number l Is made of I) wight Ancher Muslin, double front and back, One linen
l0" md perfect flfc Thla K"11' has never been sold less than 75 cents; our
Number 2 Is made of Wamsutta Muslin, double front and back. Ne. 2,200 linen
besom, alce perfect lit. This Isa standard fl.OO Shirt ; our prlce la 75 cents.
- .; Kinnn uue veu u. vubvTn
FAHNBSTOOKB,
NOS. 36 37 BABT KTNQ ST..
IfXW AD VBRTiaBMBNTB.
Q.REAT REDUCTION.
Fine Tailoring
At Ug Greatest Reduction ever made te re
does a heavy stock, at
H. GERHART'S
Fine Tailoring Establishment,
4) NOBTII QUEEN BTHEKT.
Only Direct Imparting Tailor la the City of
Lancaster.
T
ANNUAKUSER 11EER.
Tannhaeuser
(lltADK UAKK)
THE
B. & E.
B. CO.
THE BEST BEEJt SHEWED.
Bergaer & Engel Brewing Ge.
THE ORIGIN OF BEER.
In a Jelly field el barley geed King Uauibilntis
slept,
Ana dreaming; et his thirsty realm the merry
monarch wept.
" In all my land c f Netlierland thcre grows no
meaa or wine,
And water I could never coax aaewn this
threat of mtne.
" New list te me, ye lieatlien geds,.ana eke, ye
Christian tee,
lieth '.erneueck ana Jupiter, and Mary, clad
In blne ;
And mighty Ther, the Thunderer, and any
olse that be,
The one who aids me lu my need his tervant I
will te."
And a9 the sinful heathen all lu the bailey
lar.
There came In dreams an angel bright, who
soft these words did say :
"Arlse, thou peer Gatubrlntu, rjr even all
around
In the barley whero thou xleepest a nectar
may be leand.
"In the barley where thou slcerxht there
hides a nectar clear,
Which men shU knew In latter limes as por
ter, ale or beer."
Theu In terms the most explicit he "put the
monarch through,"
And gave him ere the dream was out the
recipes te brew.
Up rese King Gumbrlnus and shook him In
the suu ;
"Away, ye wrotched ceatfcen gods, with you
I'm quit and dore I
YoMre left me with my BUbjccts In errer and In
thirst ;
Till In our dreadful dryness we scarce knew
which U worst."
It was the geed (Jainbrlnus unto his pilace
went,
And messengers threngh all the land unto his
lords were sent.
"Leave Odin, under pain of death'" Ills
orders were severe.
Vet touched with mildness for he tent the
reclpoterbcor.
THE TANNIIAEUSEH UKEIt is
a Special brewine of the BEI1GNEU
A; 23NGEL BREWING COMPANY,
and unquestionably the Finest Light
liter extant. It is brewed from the
finest Tale Canada West Bailey Malt
nnd Saazer Heps, and highly recom recem
mendtd for ita tonic and nutrilave quali
ties, Elegantly Packed
Fer
Family Use.'
The hitth reputation enjoyed by the
Bergner & Eegel Company is due te the
fact that only the Finest and Best
Materials arejused and that the greatest
skill and care are exercised during its
manulncture.
BERGNER & ENGEL
BREWING CO
PHILADELPHIA.
Keenig & Wieseiuan, Jr., Agents
UARUISBDRQ, PA.
VrfliiLlAMSON & FOHTKK.
Our Lew Prices
trawHil3
MAUKEU IN
-AT-
Plain Figures
Lew Prices.
Confuse Competition
-AND-
ASTONISH BUYERS.
(li'nl'a nne Welsh flannel fhlitd.
Whltxllrtii Narrow Pleated rrnnt Shirts.
Ksncy 1.1 1. 1 e Thread and Cotten llo,e.
1 nl tint I Inen Ilaudkurchlers.
ladlra'iient'sandChUdron'iiIndellbliilllack
Stectlngs.
i.ent'B llalbilirKn, I-U!a 1hrad, India
Uanze, I'cather Weight and Kitted Under
shirts. The Very Latest Styles In Summer Neck,
wear bilk, I'lque and niraw In 'leeks, 1'eur.
!n-lland,T)'ioen, Windser, Club liouie Ties
and Ilress llewa
Imported German Cellars and Cntta.
campaign lUdges, IJntiens and llnndkcr.
chiefs
Men's and Uers' lltthlnr l'anu.
J;!l-,er,.,er'V,a ftna Cotten ltise Mill 11. It?.
lllcyciH lllders' Otiutti.
Kstlmalen Inrntshed for Campaign Kiintn
meuu. '
Williamson & Fester,
32. 34, 3uV 38 E. HIKG ST.,
I ANCA31KB, PA.
BRANCH STORE,
UAUU1311UKU, PA.
j uuiue.3, e tcuia.
LAKOA8TBR, FA.
DRY GOODS.
T3AUUA1NH.
JULY BARGAINS !
Ok'c for Colored Crinkles, worth 11 We.
eie (or Penelope Saltings, worth 120.
Ce ter Black Lace Dnss Goods t cheap at
tee.,
LOOK AT OUU HANDBOMK.
rUKNCIlAND AMKUI0AN BVTINK",
LARQK PLAID UINQnAUB.
UNI FISUKKD BATI8TKS,
WHITE OOODB, riQUKFLOUHCIKGa.
PARASOLS
AT11A1U1AIN 1'IiIOKB.
WKVXltYTHINO CUEAP rOH OASU.
JOHN S. GIVLEE,
6 & 8 North Queen St.,
LAMOABTKB, PA.
marlOlrdAw
s
EASONABLE BAKQA1N8.
WATT & SHAN D
6. 8 & 10 BAST KINO 8T.
Special Seasonable Bargains 1
100 PIKOE3
Swiss Embroidered FJeuncicgs,
Frem 45e te ii.a a Yard.
We call special attention te thti let et goods,
as they are Tery doalrable and rnneh less than
regnlar prlces.
50 Dezen Gent's Unlaundried Shirts,
Geed Quality Muslin, Narrow Platted, Al
Ltnen Besoms and CuiTj.atMoeach.
ONE CASE STEES,
New Btyles and Celirlngs,
At KKc a Yard.
of Ban
Short Lengths and Odd Lets of Goods accu
mulated during the toasen's business
UEUNANT3 OF SILK,
UKJINANT3 OF CASHUKUK9,
UKHNANTB OT BLACK AND COI.OltKI)
1IKNUIETTAB,
UEMNANT3 OP ALL KINDS OP BLACK
ANUtOLOUKD UUKSS UOOD3,
HKMNANT3 Ol' BATISTES AND LAWNB.
Tbesn geeds are ell bolngclejed out, regard
less of cost.
SPECIAL !
One let et HALT-WOOL BUNTINGS, In
UlacksandColeis.onlyriVKCKNTSAXAllU,
AT TUK
New Yerk Stere.
j.
B. MAItTXN & VO,
TTPHOLSTEEY
&00DS.
A UAliK CUANCK TO UUV ITUKN1TUKK
COVKUINU8 AT A WAV DOWN TBICKB.
Furniture Jutes.
Adapted ler eovei leg all kinds et Furnltu'd
reduced as fellows : 'I hey are ene and a-t all
yard wide, rea Jutes lleduoed tolSe Me Jute
iteducca te cec. 'Mi Jules lteducea te Tee.
Raw Silks
Xer rtirnltiiru Cevcrlnas ltedurcd. fioe
Quality UawMlks Down tefl 70 II an Quality
ltuw bilks Down te il.t'V II 67 Quality haw
Silks De wn te Wc.
Petit Points
Tlnfelednnd net tln-eled ll.BO Petit I'einU
lUfiuced tell 25. i.-a pout Points Uednced
te 83c
Kemnants of all the abeve tnaterlals at
three-fourths price.
Klpgant Patterns In Wlde Furniture Cre
tonnes at 12e ; reduced from 20e a jard.
Deuble 1'actd Canten I'lanneH, all guides,
reduced irem ?re te We a yrd.
Twenty-live t'leces of lrlntd and Plain
Kcru curtain Scrims all reduced In i rice.
Five Hundred Cnrtatn Poles In i.herry.
Aih, Walnut or Ebony, wltb brd9s ends and
brackets, niduced te30a; wirth0c.
J. B. MARTIN
& CO.
tJer. Went King & Prince fcreef'g.
LANCASTKU.PA.
TTTKIlv KI.'M hUuiimuiut t. .t..
st llneryand Trimming Stere. Ne.SJ North
iiU,.1 trN!,,. centa"S Sll the'"wetSd
i,,ntfl-wTl,lll0e, tb "". iTieeirea-
apraftm ,ee our ew Oecdi.
wial Sale