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VOLUME XXV KO. 269.
LANCASTER, PA., TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1889.
TRICE TWO CENTS
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REV. DR. JW ADDRESS.
IE TALKS fIF AMERICAN LITERATURE BE
FARE THE NORMAL STHWIL STTJUEJiTS.
Its Foundation IjiM Aflcr the Itovelu.
tlen SomejefTlioso Who Contributed
te the Wealth ofCleod Literature.
MlLLKitsvir.l.K, Ph., July 1. This even
ing the students niul thetr many friends
who have ceme te enjoy the toinmenoo teinmenoo toinmeneo
ment exercises were entertained by a
most Interesting mid scholarly addi ess.
The address was preceded liy the Nermal
(llce club rendering a beautiful ptece of
music.
Prof. Irving A. Heikcs "introduced tlie
speaker of the everling, the Ilov. J. Max
llnrk,l. D., or I.anc.ister, Pu. His subject
wns " The Dovelepniuul or American Lit
erature." Heroare a few execrpts riem
theaddrcss: As Minerva sprang fully
ctad from the brain of Je e without infancy
or youth, se the American peeple sprang
from the British besom, being at once
her equal In civilization and culture.
America had no misty age of legend,
nymphs and unlettered past. Ne Iliad
was possible. The land and the icople did
net become cultured together, but a civil
ized peeple nunc te an unbroken foiest.
During the eaily colonial period we had no
literatuie. Muses wero spinning and hoe
ing coin. The forest had te be subdued
and a home had te be I eared. As lengjis
America belonged te Kugland true Amerl
- can literature hud no existence. Hut niter
the Hovnlutienary war, when wealth and
comfort hotame mero coinmeu, its founda
tions weie laid. Washington Irving was
the tlrnt who fully expressed In his
writings the trim life of the American
Heple. Foiiulmeio Coeiicr and William
Ciillen Bryant weie also true loproson leproson lopreson
tatlvo Aiueilcans. These men ovcrywliero
show an Intcuse love for nature, a hatred
for wrong, injiistice and cilme. They
werothe champions or freedom and truth
as it was taught by mountain, dale and
forest. Then camonihange. lieni natural
ftcencs and feeling aroused by nature,
motives and their analysis found expres
sion in the writings of our author. Puri
tanism found its volce In Kmcrsen, oppo
sition te slavery in " Unde Tem's Cabin "
and in Wliittler poems. Our nation lias been
especially fortunate in history and travel.
BnnoreU'.s histories arc equal te the best in
the language.
The scaker paid a glowing tribnte te
Longfellow and cnnsideied liim the best
representative American of all our poets.
James Kusseli Lewell liocensldoied our
best present writer. The futuie is blight,
full of jiiomlse and the past can cause no
sliame.
The concluding exciclse was a plece of
music by the Page Cleecin!).
CLASS IIAV KXKUL'IMUS.
Mll.l.misvii.l.K, July 2. On account of
the rain te-day tlie class day oxercises,
width would liave otherwiso been held en
the campus, wctujicld in the chapel. The
following wan the -program me:
Class song, words by Mary W. Neel, ar
ranged by Ida M. Hall ; iidmcss by pied
dent, Mr. .ifftz ; class poem, Mr. O. ('.
Miller: instrumental sole, Miss Hiicker;
Ivv oration, Mr. I'. i;. uudle; recitation,
Miss Ada Andeisen j vocal illicit, Misses
Ourber and llateman ; class prophecy. Misi
Muble Haines; duuble quartette, Misses.
AVnith, (iaibcr, llateman, Banner; Messrs.
bhecley, Iluclier, Hcnsen, Coeler; pi oscil
lation 'oration, Miss Anna Daiincr; last
will and testament, Mr. C. It. .Kby j man
tie oration, Mr. W. SI. Ilenson; faiewell
song, by the class.
The class poem, en account efMr. Miller's
illness, was emitted.
Boferotho ivy oration Dr. Lyte addiessed
the class, llospeko et the lelatien exist
ing between principal and class and com
pared 11 te that betvvem pare it and child.
He presented te the class an ivy plant,
which he hoped would gmw when planted
and whose growing gieen might be indica
tive of tlie warm iillciiien and geed will
the class would ever manliest low aids their
nlm.i mater.
The oerclses wero cnteitainiug through
out. Miss Danuer's picscntatien oration
was thoie ighly enjoyed, Shogave te uncli
member or the class a present which ex
pressed either a HX'ullarily ortlie rcciplei tt
character or was a rciniudorte him of sonie
humorous incident In the past hcIioeI year.
Asamomentoof their class organization
the class procured a block of marble inscribed-"Teo-Class
of 'h'J " and had it
placed in the wall of the school building.
1 Tlie ellieers or the class aie : Mr. W. H.
Metz, pic.sldeut ; Miss Maigarct M, Mor
gan, secretary j Miss Allce Bricker, Miss
Jennie Martin, Miss Ida M. Hall, Mr.
0 larlcs Yard ley and Mr. Milten C. Coeler,
committee.
TIIK FOU1ITII IX Till: COUXTY.
Hew the Holiday AVIII lle Olisurvttl liy
I'oeido of DlirercllL sections.
Tliere will be I'euilli of July celebrations
In dilleient towns of the county next
Thursday. Tlie piineipal event in I.111
caster w ill be the liicycle races at tlie paik,
wiiiih will lake place dining the foieueon
and afternoon. In the ineining the Grand
Army will iudulge in a stieel .iiade, aller
whicli Hev. H. M. Vernen will deliver an
oration in the ceutt house and Charles
Dcnucs, esq , will read the Doclaratieu of
Independence
AlHawliusville tlie Thespiaiu. will have
orations, liroweiks, etc.
At Manheim tlicte will be a paradoef the
Knights of tlie lieldcn Rigle in tlie luorn luern
ing. In tlioallemoon tliere will hoi.nes
ul thedilving paikauda picnic in KaulV
nuin's weikIs.
Onoeftho big e cuts of the day will take
place at LitiU. During the alturuoen theie
will be iiddreve-i by f!en. (ieblu, of
Ixibaueu, and etlicis. In the evening tlie
beautiful gieuuds about the spring w ill be
illuminated and tliere will boa biilllaut
display of I'll ou eiks. The Heading lallmad
intends ruuuing special trains Ireni Litilz,
both north and te Hit, alter tlie exercises.
(ii'iiuusl by tlie lli-Klstei'.
The following letters weie granted by
theiegibter of wills for the weekending
Tuesday, July 'J:
Ti:stami:ntaky IUniel tj. Uakcr, do de
ceaswl late of I,iuu.ister city; .S11s.u1 K.
Baker, Win. It. Wilsen ami Jehn it. Kcliui,
citv, executers.
.Michael Ij.nh.irp, deceased, latoel llaphe
tewushiii; Jehn l hourly and Alvin W.
Kharp, liaphe, executers.'
AiiMiMsTitATies -Christiana Humer,
deceased, late of l.uii-istcr citv j Hliz.ibetli
Slack, IxMiss-k, iidiuiubtratiK.
Kliza .Mart, doceaseil, late of ljuicasler
city; Uce. M. Mi .Nabb, city, admiulstia admiulstia
ter. Found Ills I'lioteKiMph.
IVank 1'e.igley, of thiKcity, was feiiueily
in liusiuess in Johnstown, and en 1'iul.iy
last lie Msitisl the tern up city te see hew
it lejked. He wcu ea slore room 1 n .M.iiu
stieet wlileh he lonnerly H'ciipi(sl, imt nt
the tirne el lh lleisl was used by a jtmcler
AVhile looking ateiind the stoie he found a
photograph of himself, which had been loll
behitidHryhini "wlien he returned te lm lm
va&ter. It was covered with mud and he
brought it home as a relic,
entered Hall.
Jehn II, Buckley has liceu prosecuted be be
feru Alderman Hallsich fur diuukeiincsn
and diberderly ceiulucl. Bail wast entered
for n liwrJnj.
THE OFFICIAL ItETUIlXS.
Hew the sixty-Seven Counties Voted en
the Twe Amendment.
The total vete polled en June 18th, as
emcinlty returned by counties,' Is as foleows:
Fra Amen! Huf. Amen
s ' .
COUNTIES. e e
1 a j b
j i !
Adsm 2l67i xm 115! 4SS9
Allegheny . . 1IW11' i'lTW, 7t7 KHH
AriiKlreng 37(0 SIM 278 HMO
Henvcr ...... .. 1751 ,1221 U 4114
Hist font . .. 2S3I, 8677 117 WM3
Berk .... 3231 22UK 217ft 1SS5
lllnlr .. HI22 4tt l TWO
llrmtrenl......... ...... HtWl 3I!W. ttr! B70S
Burks , Mm' (OIK! 417 13W51
iintier .. Milt 3i9t het mm
Cumbria 275S 4I! 8SI 35l'l
Camenin. fill 373i eft fi
Oirben I.Vie SWtt, 471 2W7
Centre .M......, Vs1l 3fil 871 4iL"J
aiestc.. .. M HIIS 72l! UN 1170.1
Clarien .... 3701 2211 1 .t!7 4HHS
Clearriclil Bl'fi ,V,70 91ft 61C5
Clinten .... 2IT SIKI Ml ism
Celiimlila.. .. 2H07 :isih 4'.h 4ml
Crawford 7.MX lull 1SC0 Htft
Cumlirrlauil 377H 4ia 111) 4STM
iiaiiptiin ... ' S7;r; :wnt (i7
Ilelnware ... 4t! WO 2KB 3.JW
F.Ik ..... KM FiTK 217 HsO
Krle .... .. 61H trt7 2117 (OI0
Knjelte... 7IM 4112 10 75W
Ferest SB1 111 if,s ssri
Fninkltu 3)01, 4114 118 'Ml
Kullen. .. fiH 1 1 12 31 INTO
(IrrvtiP. 3111 2SH 2i 47W
IIuntliiKden lour sen 407 4HJ
Indiana ......,.... tA, 20H7 40.' fsiei
Jrflerken 407M; 21'2 33"i' 4t2
Jtinlaln .... U17I I Ml 2M' 2201
IrfirknwaiiliH .. 78S3 (WW 19VJ,' 7751
Ijincnsler 7Jl' 1RJ7I rl' WIS
Ijiiirrc-iuv lisrt ir.ss 217. 11117
lchniieu.. IU0 8732 1IW 4.11:1
lhlcli'. I77!l IHiSI rSI 11KH
Luzerne Ill IV ll'Wi 1731' I1III2
Lyremlni; 4.V1O ftfiHl (Cl 51'irt
JlcKean WVH 2aj8 1717' lifrt
Mercer .. OM3 2V 22a liTO
.Mtmin. ain nv 100 lwi
Menree, B70 2V 27' 2B1
Monlceincry. 40W 14 IM 2aVJ WTO
Menteur- lltw. 1(121 2DI, lsW
Ner I hampten .. 2!HB 111,12. sir 1W)
XerllmmbcrlniHl. S0ii2i .Viwj 12S0, 7101
Terry , Ill 2211) 10m 2JI0
FMUartcliilila 2flWH llssui) III727 20Vfl
I'lke 2tH (n ,11 1122
Petter 1575 131" llll II7
B.hliytklll 41K) ll' Sill 120TW
Knyrter 017 SW 212 2118
Seinerket arm 31.11 1S22 4iKI
Sullivan.. wn ttll 1 1421
HiiMlR'lialinn.' 47M 2X11 2S1 6JA
Tleza 4713 337 1HU9 3"1
ltnlen 1ICB HI2 221 2iT7
Venango, r.lffli 1H0M tiw 4111
Wnrren SM2 21172 TWi 2S4H
Wnshlnglen 7fi2 17.17 1310, SSTU
Wayne 2521 2770 4l JllSI
Wcvlmnniand Sii2 8181 5470 14IH
Wjnmlns 221') 1011 Ml 20h5
Yerk mil 11407 K 11I0U
Totals 2nti17'lWll'l37lll'Jrtl23
Majorities iiraliwt 188027 13(iie2
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MHUTIMl OK STIII'.irr COMJIITFKE.
lllds Itccel vel Fer the I'uvlmr of Xerth
Christ In nSt root.
A meeting of the street committee or
councils was held en Monday evening,
and It was decided te have ciesslngs laid at
First and Ceral, Maner and Fillxrt, and
St. Jeseph and Love I .a no, nil in the
l.ighth ward.
Bids wero received and epened for the
paving of Christian sheet, between Orange
and Chestnut streets.
Oster A- Bre. tillered te furnish and lay
Ne. 1 Bridgepeil asphalt blocks at $2.U0
per square yaid; I'eit Deposit Belgian
bleiks, $2.K"i per square yard; Kaslern
Belgian blocks at $.'.13 per sipiare yard ; te
furnish and sol North River grauile curb
ing at 81 cents per lineal feet, and build
two inlets at 20 each.
Jehn F. KUullur agreed te furnish and
lay Belgian or asphalt blocks for $2, W7 and
curbing at 8I.IW per feet.
J. (!. fialbiaith agieed te pave tlie street,
according le sccineatlens at J2.58 Hr
sqiitii e yard or fiPO per yard according te
these specificatiens: Six Inches of iiapcd
stone, and en top ofthe stoiie llve inches r
coneiete base, hydraulic cement, slone mid
cinders mixed, en top of tills ene Inch of
sand and en that the blocks; inlets for the
sew 01 h 10 and bluosteiio curbing K8 cents
per feet.
The eommitlee will leceiuiuend te
councils the acceptance r the last named
bid of Mr. (lalhraith, mid the aw aid of the
contract te him, pievldlng the puqieity
owners subscrlbe jffMX) lewards the ex
pense. 1:.h;1U.U7 for a Lancaster Ceuiitluil.
A netice was sent out from the pension
office in Philadelphia, 011 Monday, te
Frederick Schwengcr, of Liine Heck, this
county, inleriuiug him of the fact that a
pension, amounting te ?l:l,8.',(!.37, is await
ing him subject te ills order. The pensioner
was a private in company K, lOMh Penn
sylvania regiment, and is totally blind,
the result of a disease contracted in the
army. He had suH'crcd with cold in the
h"ad mid neuralgia. Schwengcr had
nuvcr up te this tline drawn a dollar in
the shape of a pension, and this is conse
quently his Hist payment. Il is what is
termed an 01 Iginat case. Frem this date
en te the end of his lite lie will receive
l'lem tlie government fTJ a month.
He was allowed from February 1, lSXi,
;S per month; from June (i, isetj, 15;
from October 5, 1S71, $2." ; from June 4,
187.!. H.-S; from June 4, lb7l, Je0, and
I rem June 17, IS78, 7- per month.
VoRiiusvtlle Items.
Tlie peeple weie net a little frightened
last Tuesday wiicn the Rensatienal report
went the letiuds of a large mad deg in the
vicinity.
Mis. ldlwiii Frankheuser is the great
lleiist of tlie village, having an endless
vaiiety or pretty plants and Hew-crs.
Miss Clara Kachel is dangerously sick
from typhoid foer. Mrs. Isaiah McCarty
is also en the sick list.
Vegansville club will contest with the
Lincoln dub 011 the grouudsef the former
011 Saturday. On the 13th iust. the home
team will held a festival al.Metiianiesbing,
w here a game of ball will be played with
a nine from ijuicastcr.
Mr. Isaie Hall has cutcicd Umjii his
duty as a stage driver. The 1 onto lias been
extended te Maitiudale, tendering better
facilities for mail connections with the
eastern part orthe county.
K. Buikholder is entitled te the honor of
lauding the most number of mammoth
sized pike in this iclnily.
The Chi'Mipcake Club.
The Ches.1pe.1ke club w ill meet this eve
ning at 8 o'clock at the Wtovens house, and
tin tlier arrangements for the annual excur
sion of the dub will 1k made.
Heavy Tu lteeelits.
Monday was the last day en which city
tax could be paid te save the abatement.
The city tieasureriind his clurk weie kept
busy all day. Tim amount receivisl for
ity taxes en Monday was ?Hi,'-'i'l, tlie
laigest amount ever leceUed en ene day
by the city ticasurer.
Waived 11 lleaiinu.
Maigarct liillespie, charged Willi kisvp
iug a disorderly house and whie c.ise was
te h.ue been heard by Alileriuau Barr en
Monday evening, waived 11 healing and
Kivebail fur trial at tlie August quaiter
h ssieiis ifi'irt.
Scheel Heard Mcctlnir.
The July uifitliiRef the school lieard
will be held this evening at 7:30 e'cI(k).-.
Theiegulariuevtiug night would be Thurs
day, but as that Is the lilt or July, ie
mating was jixeil for te-nljjht,
A RELIC OF OTHER DAYS.
mil EXTRACTS FROX A MlUl PUBLIS1ED
M THE EARLY BAYS F TMlSrEMlRV.
Sector" Shown the Xcccwslty of i His
torical society Seme Lecal History
et Eighty Yearn Are Noted.
The writer of the contribution en the
newpaer press of Iuicastcr county, in
"Memlierl'H Hlstery''i very aiiproprlately
says: "Although printing has been styled
the ' art preservative of arts,' it in remark
able that perhaps the only exception te the
rule Is te be found in the history of that
important branch of art Itself;" and we feel
constrained te say that a continuous and
coiiscctitlve history of the prcs of the city
and county has net yet been written, and
probably the time has aa.scd when such a
history can lie written.
We hav e new bofero us a four column
rollejlO by 18), entitled the "Omslitutienal
J)cmecrat, printed weekly, by Jehn II.
Matthews, a few doers from the court hotise
oppesito the sign of the Cotiestega Wag Wag
eon," w hcrever that may have been
dated Tuesday, Novembor Slth, 1807. " A
pure representation free Kiiffrage a free
press and trial by Jury" may be taken as
an exposition or its principles. Te illtis illtis
trate that this was net a 'mere ephemeral
issue, tlie copy liefore tin is Vel. :t, Ne. !i2,
se that we may infer that it was three years
old at least.
New, no rorerenco whatever is nuule te
this Journal in Membcrt'a history; nor yet
in tlie mere recent history or ljineastcr
county published by Kvcrts fc Peek, or
Philadelphia. A still mere remarkable
emission, by both these histories, is that of
a literary quarto Journal called The Hive,
published in 1802-3, by Mr.recr. In tlie
year 1870 we hud a bound copy or this
journal in our possession for n week or
mere, and copied from it. It had been sent
te the late Clins. Hostctter by a parly in
Kansas, for exhibition at the Philadelphia
Centennial. We are also informed that
tliere is a bound copy or it in Ijincastcr
city at the present time. Tliere is doubt
less lying hidden In the nooks and crannies
or the city and county a large amount of
literary matter that would be Interesting
te the historian if it wcre accessible, ir ene
knew Just where, te leek for it, and if these
possessing it wcre te make it known.
Like many of the impcrs or tlie olden
times, tliere is very little original matter in
this number or tlie OnustiUitiennl Vcmn
crat, except the few advertisements. The
contents are mainly copied from ether
pajierH American and foreign. Frem the
title of the paper we may infer that it was
Doinecialiu in politics; nevertheless, from
an aitlcle in the editorial column, signed
"Many Quids," scoring "Citizen Binus,X.
B. Boile.ui and tsiinen Snyder" the last
named of whom was then scikeref tlie
statn Kenate and aspiring te the governor
ship In attempting te get the legislative
nomination or endorsement, we may inter
that thoie was net entire harmony in tlie
party or that this paper was a "crank."
But it availed nothing. Knyder was tri
umphantly elected in 1808.
The report or Judge Advocate L. W.
Tazewell, containing lis ceunts,lii the court'
maitial orCemmodoio Barron.ceminander
or the Chesapeake, for his pusillanimous
conduct in tin encounter with the British
ship Leepard In Lyiinliavcn bay, occupies
three columns or the pajicr. Tlie reader
will remember that the gallant Decatur fell
in a duel at tlie hands of this same Barieii
at Bladensbiirg, possibly through some
allusion he may have madotetliiscovvardly
conduct of his antagonist.
These columns nre devoted te congres
sional proceedings, from which it appears
that the war of 181- was already fulmina
ting, mid the members wero discussing
naval prepaiatieus.
" More unwclcoine new s." An order had
been given out by the Kmpeiur Napeleon
te capture any vessel bound te or fiem
England, and ir with cargoes, are te be
ceusldeicd gissl pri.cx. This, tegether
with Iho subject of " Impressment " of
seamen in American vessels, was creating
lliat " liot-water " for our country which
dually culminated in war.
An embassy from Spain passed through
Berdeaux about the llrst of October 011
their way te Paris te picsent the sword of
Francis the llrst te tlie 1'niperer Xapo Xape Xapo
leen as a peace ettering. Of what conso censo conse
quviico te the world are Napeleon, Fiaucis,
tlie sword, or the embassy new?
"Married en Monday last.by tlie Hev.Mr.
McFaiquluir, Mr. Jehn Ilaldeiiiau te the
ainlable Miss. StelmiHU, daughter of Jacob
Stcliman, deceased, both of Denegal town
ship, Lancaster county." Tills netice is of
local liiteicst, as the mairied pair wero Iho
parents ofthe wife ofthe late Hen. Henry
(!. Leng.
The II Ith day's drawing of tlie Lancaster
Lutheran church lottery. Nev. II, 1807.
Imcaster AKiiHcpieliana Insttraiice com
pany. Adam Itelgart, president.
Horses and chairs te biie, by Tiies.
Went, Neitli Queen street, Iiuc, Inn
keeper. F.inauuel Itelgart offers twenty dollars
reward for the return of a runaway mulatto
servant named Iirry, six feet high and
twenty-ene years old.
Gustavus Ktey informs the public that he
has commenced the tavern keeping busi
ness, In the house lately occupied by Jehn
Whiteside in North Queen street, a few
doers from tlie court hotise; and nise car
ries 011 clock ami watch making ut the
same place.
Wliite Swan inn, Jacob Slough, or Col
umbia, Informs his friends that lie has re
moved te the old stand occupied liy his
father, en the southeast corner of Ccntre
Squiiie in the borough or Lancaster, opK epK
slte the state house.
Jehn Wilsen, fashionahlecahitiet-mnkor,
located in Seuth Queen street, opposite te
Jacob (Irai'lVs esq.
Ienaid it Jehn Soiiiiuer, coach-makers,
llast Ki nc street, en the turnpike. Thev
caine thither from Willow St reel.'
J. Tw ilile Informs the public that he lias
opened a night school, in which will be
taught reading, writing and arithmetic.
Melt A I.01V o'sauctieii store, every Wed
nesday and Saturday, but no location
glen.
A poem en "Tlie Season," occupying
nearly a whnle column; bulletin of a rake;
and sundry anecdotes, together with a few
wants, occupy the balance ofthe paper.
This diminutive sheet was published at
tvvodell.tis a j ear, one half in advance, and
ether half at tlie end of six months;
and hail thirty agencies authorized te ro re ro
eeive subsciipliens, outside of I.'tucaster,
in the counties of Philadelphia, Chester,
Ciiuilieilaud, I lei Us, .Montgomery, Dau
phin, Somerset, Lycoming, Xoithaiiipteu,
Nertliiimbeilaud, Westmoreland, Fayette
and Franklin. True, it is a thing of Iho
ist; and, when compared Willi the novvs nevvs novvs
p.is'isef the piescnt day, and the records
or events that have characteri.ed the world
since its issue, net much era thing at that.
Doubtless tlie few names and events ru ru
cerded in it may catch the 03-0 or some old
resident or tlie county, uud recall some
memories r "days lang syne."
It recalls smother fact. We have MilTered
the llrst bundled years of our ellllcal life
under tlie constitution te (siss without
having developed an elllclent uud perma
nent historical society of LaticasUr county,
and we aie en tbe threbhuld of the H"-eml
bundled with perhaps as little serious
thought In that direction as we ever had.
The longer ueh an enterprise Is deferred
the mero dllHcult will be Its execution.
Ne doubWhere Is abundance of the priqier
material available te make an Interesting
and useful society, but there does net seem
te be sufllclcnt or that persovesunce nml
eeir abnegation without which men w 111
net concentrate their energles for the nd nd
vanccment of a common cause, 110 matter
hew honorable aiid.usenil tt may be.
Ills true that the records et county ufllccs
and the city government may witlally
supply the absence of such a society, Imt
tliere are many tilings that should be pi-e-sorved
that are net within the provinces
of county and municipal functions or
functionaries. Mitoreit.
Tlft3 T011ACCOM.VltKi:T
IaKMll Dealers lteldlutt Their OihkIs,
Teatures of Trade Elnewliura.
The st has lieen a quiet week in the
leaf tobacco trade in this city. I,ess than
two hundred cases of old toluieee were sold
liy dealers, and these wcre disposed of In
small lets te manufacturers. There is still
11 demand for fancy wrappers, B's and
U's of the 1888 crop, from New Yerk iar iar
ties, but tlie Inducements offered are net
suflUiciit te Induce doalers te soil theso
particular grades from their packings.
The growing crop leeks well, but u little
mero suushlne and a little less rain w euld
have 11 benclkial effect en it.
The New Yerk .Market.
Frem tlie U. 8. Tobacco Jeiiriinl.
The transactions In seed leaT during the
past week wcre very moderate. They wero
limited almost exclusively te old goods
and did net cover mere than 700 cases, the
larger part or which wero Pennsylvania
seed leafnud state seed. But the business
in Sumatra remained qulte animated. Tlie
sales amounted te 400 bales of w hteli 'i(l
wero of tlie new importations uud they
included mostly the oxtrcme light grades.
A let of 100 bales erK. P. P. A- O.'s wcre
sold at $i te an uptown cigar factory,
which has secured the same brand for tlie
ist Cew years, and a let of 70 bales of
ether extremely light goods was shlpiicd
te Bosten. The medium and darker colors
are still preferred In old goods, us they are,
of course, better fitted than the new ones
for Immediate use. Tlie Importations for
the week amounted again te ever 1,000
bales. The Havana business continues
also rather lively. Sales about 1,'JOO bales,
of w hlch 300 went le a Bosten factory. The
market at Havana is totally bure of old
goods, and ortlie new crop tlie reports are
growing steadily mero discouraging.
Frem the Tobacco Leaf.
The market this week Ter home trade
tobacco was far mero active than Iho pre
ceding one. All kinds were sold. Onon
daga sold te a considerable extent. Con
necticut sold quite Inlskly. Oltl Pennsyl
vania found a number or lakers. The
expert demand still continues, new Peuu
sylvmiia taking Iho lead. We leek for a
very geed market in the near fuluia.
(Inns' Itepert.
Sales of seed leaf tobacco roiieitod' by J.
H. (bins' Sen, tobacco breker, Ne. 131
Water stieet, New Yerk, rir the week end
ing July 1:
3Xt cases 1888 New Knglniid seed leaf, 17 le
10c.; Km cases Peunsvlvanla Havana, l-c;
100 cases 1888 AViseensin Havana, p. t.; MO
cases 1887 state Havana. 13 te pile.; lfiOcases
1887 Peillisylvanla sceii leaf, 10 te lie.: ltm
cases 1887 Wisconsin Havana, p. t.; IM)
cases sundries 5 le ttOc. Total, I'.'iO cases.
Philadelphia Market.
Frem the Tobacco Ix'iif.
Cigar leaf Is moving nicely. Old stock
sells freely If it is of the kind needed.
Tliere are no complaints or trade tiausac tiausac
liens except tlie abominably small margins.
New slecks are dally inquired alter, while
iiiixieiisuess Is depicted in the laces or
buyers te leek nt Iho inspectors' samples
when ready. Kxporlatleu or low- giade
new leaTls being constantly made. Upen
tlie whole the leaf pucker has ceitaluly a
favorable outlook for the IKS1.!.
Sumatra sells, mid sells well. Old would
be proreiable in all cases, weie It net lliat
the colors are loe dark, hence new Is
bought uud weiked of necessity.
Havana has the call and commands
steady figures. It is a pleasant business.
Hecelpts for the week (V.) eases Connec
ticut, IIS!) cases Pennsylvania, fit) cases
Ohie. 72 cases Little Dutch, .1 10 cases Wis
consin, 8T cases Yerk stale, l.'W bales Su
matra, :I1 bales Havana uud 2111 lihds Vir
ginia uud Western leal tobacco.
Hales preve te be : fis cases Connecticut,
!K8 cases Pennsylvania, :t8 cases Ohie, 01
cases hittln Dutch, III! cases Wisconsin, 711
cases Yerk state, 120 bales Sumatra, Mil
bales Havana and -I lihds. of AVcsteru leaf
tobacco In transit direct te manufacturers.
Tlie CIkiii Industry.
The cigar industry throughout tlie coun
try has experienced something akin ten
revival during tlie month of May. The
output for May amounted te lil'.'.rdH.IM) us
against ;i21,e:t8,07O during the same month
in 1888, thus proving an iucicasu et 20,87!),
iSK). Tills is tlie largest advance ler any
month of the current year. And such an
increase ought te become also 11 strong
impetus ler u rusuing liusiuess 111 1110 lout
trade.
Sentenced te State Prison.
Judge Walling, in Trenten, 011 Mon
day, sentenced William II, Slevens,
the defaulting bookkeeper of W. A.
French A Ce., or Bed Bank, N. J., le
two and 11 half yeais in stale prison.
Stevens was convicted of forgery uud em
bezzlement last week 011 the till 1 it trial, the
Jury having disagreed 011 both previous
trials. His lavvver, It. Tcnbroeck Stout, of
Anbury Park, filed a writ of error and the
court ordered the prisoner le be released 011
giving $1,000 bull. His wife.whe Isudaugh
ter ofthe late Superintendent Leckurd, of
the Philadelphia division of the Pennsyl
vania railroad, has arranged te securu the
necessary bends.
Huse Hall Xevvh.
Tlie championship games or vesteiduy
were: Pittsburg 11, Phlhulelphiu 0; Cleve
land 8, Washington 2; Bosten 7, Chicago ;i;
Indiunujielis 0, New Yerk ft; Athletic
BriHiklyu wet greunds: St. Leuis. 'I, Louis
ville 2; Kansas City 8, Cincinnati 3;
Newark 3, Jersey City 2; New Hiiven !,
Worcester 0; Hartferd ti, Lewell 5; Nor Ner
wulk U, Cuban Giants 2.
Tlie Washington jK.sipIe are very angry
ut the rclcuxe of Myers, lliiir crack second
bisemiiii, te Philadelphia.
Shenandoah w ill at ouce put a chili into
the .Middle States League, and it is said
that Huzelteu will fellow suit.
Lincoln's Llfe-lrfiuir Friend Dies.
" Old" Jehn Hunks, the boyhood friend
and distant rclutive of Abraham Lincoln,
died ut his farm, near Decatur, Ills., en
Monday, aged 88. Il was oil this farm and
while in the employ of Hanks that Lin
coln beenme notes! us u rail-splitter, and It
was Old Jehn Hanks, who In INje, Intro
duced the rail-splitting feature into the
excitement of tlie Lincoln camtMlgn, fur
nishing rails from his firm spill by Lin
coln, lu that campaign Hank, heretofore
a strong DeiiKsT.it, sisjut nearly ?7,0e0, und
gave u barbecue at Ids farm, w here liu fed
:i,lM) jssiple. Theall(stioiie.lsting between
Jehn Hunks uud Mr. Lincoln continued
through their lifetime.
Adventurous Youths.
(eorge Cl.ukr, aged 1ft years, ;uil S. J.
Dick, 17 .visits old, arrived in Washington
oil Monday from San Francisce, alter a
renuli exponent e. i'hey sis-nt their lasl hi
cenls ler ferriage from Sail Francisce te
Oakland, te take the train across the con
tinent and Uit their way there. They
weie ficqiicntly ejected Irein trains and
loeiilily handled, but iKirwivcicd, uud
finally succeeded ill reaching Washington.
The Isiys were formerly employed by the
Western I 11I011 lelecmpli company, and
rail ropy for Iho San Francisce Jiiiiuiiitcr.
A .lulilli'e souvenir.
Cardinal tilbbens Ims received fiem
Pejie I.eeXlll. n large golden and lichly
Jewehsl osteiiseriuiu usn souvenir of the
IkijHi's Jublhe. Its iilace will be upon the
main altar of tlie milled nil. The (utenvir
I it 11 lslvvicu Iho usual sie of Ihoseiii daily
use upon the altar of Cathelie churches.
Such a piuseut Is leganlisl us a murk of
high esteem en Urn part of tliu jes),
WITHOUT A DEATH WATCH
SIILRIFK HIRKIIOLDKR'S MEN ARE REFl'SEU
ADMISSION Tt) Till: ( 01 .TV JAIL
The ltospeuMbtlHy, ir Anything Hheuld
Happen te Jnoebs, Itest Ukii Keeper!
mid Inspectors, Mays That Ofllclal.
The death watch who have been serving
lu the prison ever James II. Jacobs, for
elsmt a your, were appointed by Sherllf
Burkhelder. Afier the action ofthe beard
of prison Inspectors yesterday In doing
away with them, the keejier was Instructed
that after 12 o'clock lust night he should
allow 110 watchmen at the cell of Jacobs.
Calvin Urell' served en the wiiteh until
midnight, w lien David Wurfcl, the ether
watchman, went le Iho prison. He was re
fused admission ul the front deer. He hud
a note from tlie sheriff setting forth that he
was ene or that e(Urlul's regularly sworn
deputles,upelnted te watch Jacobs, but he
could net get in and went away. The reg
ular night watchmen of the prison then
went up te reliove Urell', anil told him that
they would leek after everything, Includ
ing Jacobs' cell, In the future. tlrelV ic
fuscd te leave, saying that he had been
placed thore by Iho sheriff uud he intended
remaining. About 2 o'clock lie caved,
howevor, uud went home. He handed
ever the key ofthe cell te the night watch
men and they took (sisscsslen.
This morning Sheriff Buikholder eulledat
the prison and served a netice 011 Iho keeper
that thedeath watch wns thoie by his ap
pointment mid If he (Smith) or the inspec
tors ic fused te admit them they would
have te iissume the responsibility Ter the
couequouco lu case anything should hap
pen te the prisoner. KeeperSmllh notified
the sherllf that he was leady le ussuine
such rcsiKHislblllty.
The sheriff (old an lNTi:i,M(ir.Ncr.u re
Hirter that he could force his way Inte the
prison If he wauled, but he did net think of
doing se. As his deputies hud been re
fused admission he did net Intend trying te
force them in, but the prison authorities
would have te be rcs)ouHlhle for tlie pris
oner. The sheriff has se notified each of
the InsjvccterH by malt.
TO XAMK A COUXTY TIUKKT.
i'he Prohibitionists Determine te Kilter
the Next Ciunpuluii.
The Prohibition county coiiimtttee met
ter Iho llrst time since the election oil
Monday. The meeting was held at tlie
olllee of Luther S. Kiiiill'iuuu, esq.
The following resolutions weie adopted :
Itcwlrcif, That while the defeat 011 Iho
1Mb et June or the piohibltery constitu
tional amendment was a disappointment
te many who ruvoied it, It was net 11 tils tils
ceiiiageinent te Iho earnest PiuliibilleulstH
of the state, who uie such fieiu conviction
and net from (mllcy. tled lives, and the
right will pievall.
The lessens taught by this ndvorse vete
urn :
1. That the iMilltleul parly press declare
(hut Ihu vete iigtilusl the amendment was
" net a victory ler the saloon," nor "the
defeat of temperance,"
2. That lu our Judgment the defeat was
mainly accomplished by the pi ess uud
workers of both the Hcpiihllcuu and Demo
cratic parties purchased by the "heed In"
ofthe saloon, and demonstrates the (utility
ofiieii-parllsun" political methods for the
overthrew or Iho pellllcal ikivvei' or the
saloon. "Nen-partisan" political inolheds
are dead.
:i. It luillier demonstrates thai In u pop
ular form of government elltlcul reform
can only coiiie by and through eliticul
parties pledged te tlie enactment uud eu eu
lercciiicut of such reform.
I. That this experience In Pennsylvania
and Ithode Island confirms the lessens
tiught by similar results lu Mlchltran,
Oregon, "Texus, Tennessee uud WeU
Virginia that the Hepiibllcan and Demo
cratic parties, net committed te prohibition,
uie luiKleut for Its success uud have been
uud can be used for its defeat.
5. That tlie late decision or the supreme
com I .of Pennsylvania, in the Prosnecl
brew cry ease, by which wholesale dealers,
bottlers, bicwers uud distillers can have
license w ltlieut restraint or limitation. " Is
a long step backward" lu legislation con
cerning the liquor trutUc; bieuks devv 11 and
defeats all the restrictive realities of the
"Bmeks law," and will practically 10 10
estuhlish free trade In lij'exlcating liquors
in this slate.
0. That; Ihoreforo we cerJIully Invite all
earnest opponents or tlie saloon te unite
with the Prohibition puity ns the only 1 e
lltleal parly ergaulriMi ler Its overlhievv,
both in the state anil nation.
Jtcmlvrtl, That the Prohibitionists of
I jincavlcr county, mule uud female, urn re
quested te meet In 11 county convention lu
L'shlcinan's hall. U North Duke street, lu
Lancaster, Monday August 18, 18hl, for the
puriiose or selecting delegalen te tlie Pr -li
I Int Ien stale convention, te meet lu
Hurrlsbiirgeii August 28th, isxe, te nomi
nate candidates for county etllces, ami for
such othei business us 111U3' be brought be
fore the convention.
.Mysterious .Mcliici-ny.
Mr. William Connelly, manager of the
labor bureau at Castle (.anion, publishes
the following utateiueut iibetit the mlsslrg
Dr. Mclncrny, ofthe Claii-na-fiacl :
" I am Iho most Intimate friend that Dr.
Mclncrny has in this city. On April 10,
tlie day he lea the city, lie culled ut my
ofllce In Castle Harden le bid 1110 geed-by.
He had told 1110 two or three days before
where he was going uud en what'buslness.
It vjs business of a strictly private nature,
and without express poi mission from him
I de net feel ut libeity te say cither where
he is ut present or en vv hat business he loll
the city. But I have two letters rrem him,
ns'dved slnee his departure, the last about
the middle of .May, and 1 knew why 1 have
net heard Irem him since. I 11111 simply
)Kisltive, from actual knowledge, that he is
alive an j well. If lie telegraphs te 1110 his
willingness te have his whereabouts
known, I will make theiu known."
A man who said his name was Tayler
called at the French hospital seen uflcr Dr.
Mclneriiy'.s disappearance, uud secured
letters that had rii:iclied thure addressed te
thedocter. He represented himself te be
an intimate friend.
UIO J'lHKS IX TWO ClTHCi.
Mere lu Niiviiiiuiili and the liusiuess
Purl of 11 11 can te Burn.
A lire In Savannah, Oeergia, Monday
night, destroyed A. J. .Sillier A Cn.'sfiirnl-
ture house, J. T. Cehen's dry goods store,
M. miiriilirrr'dr'M Inwdnrv mid I.. I!, llvi-k
A Seu's dry goods store, causing a less
estimated ut tlfo,eno. The Instirunce ug
(regales alKmt MiOu". U"e fireman wus
killisl and eight otliers Inlunsl, one or two
perhaps fatally, by the falling or a wall.
A tire in DuruiiKe, Colerado, oil Monday
uftermsui spread w itli great rapidity, being
fanned by a strong wind, and lu uslieil
Uiue was beyond eouliel. At last accounts
every business house and public building,
Willi Iho exception of tlie inisIeII'icu and
Sinner's hotel, was bill nisi. The wind
vv.issllll blowing uud the icsldcuce p.ut of
tlie town wus in dunget.
I)i:nvi:ii, Cel., July 2. Tlie I110 vviilih
broke out last night ut Duriiuge destieyid
eight business bits-ks, tinea chinches uud
about Ivventy-five dwelling houses. The
less is variously estimated nt fiOO.OuO te
$.'00,000. At least u hundred families ure
loll homeless.
A .Night llloeinlnii Citetlls.
Mrs. Hugh Dougherty, or Kust Orange
stiect, has u night blooming cactus, which
attracted ji gn-.it deal et utteiitlen en Sun
day uud let evenings. Four iH-.iiillful
llevvcis bloeiuixi 011 isicli evening. The
plant cuine Irulil tiiU,Siber of Visitation,
Maryland,
TIIK IHCYCLK TOUHSAMKXT.
The Leujr Lint or ltldein Who AVIII Con Cen
teat for l'rlzes.
The, bleycle tournament at Mi.Oninn's
jmrk en next Thursday will be the largest
ever held In Lancaster county, and 0110 Of
tlie best in the stale. Wheelmen re com
ing from all ever this and adjoining slates
and soveral hundred will In all probability
be here. The entries for the dlllerent
events have closed and they are as fellows :
IX TIIK MOUSING.
First F.vetlt : One mile novice open,
lstnrlre, line etching; 2d prize, " Victer"
cyclometer! 3d prlre, oxidized silver
match siiTe. Lnteied 1 M. J. Oray,
Burlington, N. J. ; Samuel Jaini Jaini
seu, l'hlladelphlii, Pa.! AV. II. Hcir
snyiler, Pottstown, P11.; J J. Oliver, Plillit
dclphla, Pa.; O. H. MnCiinly, Seuth F.nd
Wheclnicn, Plilludelphla, Pa.: I:. J, Muth,
Lebanon, Pa.- . Lelllaud, AVnrrcu Alii
lelleclub. Wilmington, Del.; Heward F.
Hawk, Heading, Pa.; Samuel Mevser,
Heading. Pa.; Ah In Heist, lancaster Bl Bl
cycleclub. Luicaster, Pa.
Second Fvent: Twe mlle Saretv open.
1st prlre, exldlzcil silver nut bucket; 2d
prlre, sul'et v lantern; ad iirlie, exldlisl sil
ver match liex. Kntered: Jes. A. Allguler,
Heading, Pa.; F. II. Oarrlgues, Century
Wheelmen, Philadelphia, Pa.; Harrv
B. Schwiirlr, Beading, Pa.; D. il.
ltose, Uiueastcr Bleycle club, Tunicas
ter, Pa.; Philip S. Blown, AVashlng AVashlng
ten, D. C; Win. I. tlrilbb, Pottstown, Pa.;
Fied Kngln, Jr., Uincrtster Bleycle club,
Ijineasler.Pa.; William B. ltelgel, Heading,
Pa.: B. F.MeDnnlel, Warren Atlilellu club,
Wilmington, Del.; Jehn A, Circuit, Seuth
Knit Wheelmen, Philadelphia. Pu.; II. D.
Luiuhuch, Denver, Pa.; S. Wullls Meilliew,
Wurixin Athlollecliib, Wilmlnuten, Del.
Third Kvcnt: One mlle ordinary boys
under 10 years. Flint prize, Wiilerbury
wuteh ; second pili-.c, pair of bleycle shoes.
ICntercil: Wlllle Ksterly, Heading, Pa.; A.
B. Hrolf, ICiist Petcrburg, Pu.j tletirrey
Knglc, Lanouster, Ph.; Cliarlcs Kichl, Iin
caster, Pa.
Fourth Kvent: One mlle L. A. AV. state
championship. First prize, handsome
geld medal; second prize, line geldkeaded
umbrella; third mlze exltllzeil silver
sUmpbex. ICnterrdi W. I. (Irilbb, l'otts l'etts l'otts
tevvn, Pa. ; Harry B. Schwartz, Heading,
Pa.; Ahin Heist, Lancaster Bleycle club,
Lancaster. Pa.; (loergo Kahler, Ijincaster
Bleycle club, Millorsvllle, Pa.; Jehn S.
Musser, Uincaster Bleycle club, uineister,
Pa. ) J, J. Mclaughlin, Columbia, Pa.
Fancy Hiding Fifth Kvenl: Twe tulles
Lineaster county championship, 1st prize,
line geld wuteh ; 2d prlze, eleKunt silver
heiuliKl utne : Ud prize, Jcrsey bleycle coat.
Kntored : Jehn S. Musser, I Jincaster Bley Bley
ceo eitib, Columbia, Pa.i Ocorge F. Kahler,
Iiueaster Bleycle cluli, Mlliersville, Pa.;
D. II, Miller, Lancaster Iticyele club, Ijiii
caster, Pa.; J. J, MeLiughlln, Columbia,
Pa.; I'ihv, It. flrlel. Ijincnster Bleycle
club, Ijuucastcr, Pa.; Alvin Heist, Ijiiicus Ijiiicus
ler Bleycle club, Uiucaster, Pa.
Sixth Kvcnt: Oue Mlle Club Safety-1st,
mlze, bleyele stilt j 2d prize. Star saddle.
Knlcied : Fred. Kngle, Jr., uincasler Bl Bl
eyceo club, Lancasler, Pa.; 1), II. Miller,
Lancaster Bleycle club, Lancaster, Pa.;
D. It. Hese, Ijitncasler Bleycle club, L111
easter, Pa.: tiee. F. Kiiuler, Uiucaster
Bleycle chili, Milloisville, Pa.
Seventh Kvcnt : Half mile, bunds oil
1st pr.e, type writer; 2d prize, exitlizisl
silver ring; 3d prize, bleycle Hull. Kn Kn
(eredi H. Wullls Merrlhevv, Wurren Ath
lellu club, Wilmington, Del.; B. F. Mo Me
Daniel, Wilmington, Del.; Phil. S. Brown,
Washington, D. C; '.. Lelllaud, Wllnilng Wllnilng
teti, Del.
IN Till! A1TKHNOON.
Following will be Iho events for the
afternoon, te begin ut 2:30 sharp:
Fiist Kvent: Half mile Club-novice
1st prize, diamond scarf plu ; 2d prize,
bleycle shoes; 3d prlze, liicycle saddle.
Kuteied; Jacob Oriel. Lincaster Bleycle
club, Lancaster, Pa,; Alvin Heist, liucasler
llleycle club, l-uncasler, Pa.; Oeorge AVal AVal
ten, Lincaster Bleycle club, Ijincaster, Pa.;
IM waul K. Uriel, liiuisler llleycle club,
Ijaiicaster, Pa.
Stssind Kvcnt: One utile llylng start.
1st prize, elegant geld medal; 2d prlze,
Pehi silver cup; 3d prize, nickel
iiluttsl K. 0. 11. lantern 1 Filtered: W. I.
ilrnbb, Pollstevvii, Pa.; Jehn H. Musser,
1 jincasler Bleycle club, Columbia, Pu.; IC.
J. Mulli, Lebanon, Pa.; (loergo M. Clregg,
Warren Athletic club. Wilmington, Del.;
S. WulllsMorrlhew.AVllmlngloii. Del.; B. F.
McDaiilel, Wilmington, Del. ; M. J. Omy,
Burlington, N.J. ; Phil. H. Brown, Wash Wash
ingteii, 1). t !. ; Oeorge F, ICuhler, liucaster.
Bleycle club, Mlliersville, Pu. ; Samuel
.Messor, Heading, Pu. ; It. I, Powell, Bur
lington, N. J. ; Hurry Schwartz, Heading,
Pa. ; Heward F. Hawk, Heading, Pa.; K.
Oliver, Philadelphia, Pa.; W. W. Taxis,
Schuylkill Navy, Schuvlklll Athletic club,
Philadelphia, lli.jS. AV. 8liaerer, Berkley
Alhletleclub, New Yeik citv; II. F. (lluss,
Bnrklev Athletle club. New Yeilc citv.
Third Kvent: Hair mlle L. A. AV. stale
e'lumpleiihhlp : 1st prize, geld mtshil ;
21 prize, cyclometer; 3d iirlze, silver mutch
sife : Kntered : Henry il.Sehvvuitz, Head
ing, Pu.; Jehn H. Musser, Ltncaslcr Bley Bley
lieclub, Columbia, Pa.; AV. I. Oriilib, Polls
town, Pu.; Alvin Heist, Iiuiiiister Bieyele
club, 1-incaster, Pa.; Cieei-gn F. Kinder,
Lancaster Blcvie club; Miliorsville, Pu.;
W. AV. Taxis, Schuylkill Navy, .Schuylkill
Alhletieclub, Plillmlelphiu.
F0111II1 Kvcnt: Twe mlle club handi
capFirst prize, geld medal ; second,
bleycle suit; third, fishing led and reel.
Handicaps net received from ollkiulhuiidl ellkiulhuiidl ollkiulhuiidl
canpers. Filth event One mlle latideiii bleycle
1st prle, two Hllvor-headod limes; 2il
nri.e. two exldlisl silver mutch sufes.
Kiitcnsl; Jehn N. (Irceu, North Kud
Wiiccliiiuu, liiiladclnhla, Pu., uud F. II.
liiirrifnies, i.cniury vMieeiman, I'linaiiei
nhlii, Pit.; D. Hese, lancaster Bicycle club,
lmcaster Pa., uud J. Hudy, Iuieastnr,
Pa.; B. F. McDaiilel, Wuricii Athletic
club, Wilmington, Del., uud K. AVuIlls
Meirihevv, Wilmington, Deliiwarn.
Sixth Kvcnt: Twe mlle open 1st prize,
exydlcd silver hair brush; 2d prlze.bfcyiie
shoes; 3d prize, liicycle Middle. Filtered:
PhllS. Biovvii.Washlngten, D. ('.; Unwind
F. Hiiwic, Heuding, Pu.; S. Wullls Merrl Merrl
eovv, Wiirrrii Atlilctle club, WUinlngten,
Del.; Samuel Messer, Heading, Pu.; Alvin
Heist, Lancaster Bicycle club, I-aiicuster,
Pa.; Oeorge M. (Jregg, AVnrrcu Athletic
club, Wilmington, Dei.; B. F. McDaiilel,
Warren Athletle club, Wilmington, Del.;
Hairy B. SchvvuiU, Heuding, Pu.; W. 11.
I'lel'siiyder, Pottstown, Pa.; K. Oliver,
'iilladelplua, Pu.; Oeorge F. Kahler, Im
caster Bleycle club, Millorsvllle, Pa.: II. 1.
Powell, Burlington, N. J.; W. AV. Tuxls,
Schuylkill Athletle club.Sclmylklll Navy,
liiiladulphla. Pa.; .. Lelllaud, Wurren
Athletic club, WHiiilugteu, Del.; J. W.
Selieefcr, Berkley Athletle club.New A'erk
clty;AV. l-'eblun, Berkley Alhletleclub,
New Vet k city.
Fancy Hiding Seventh Kvent: iiirce
mile lap nice, open-1st prize, geld medal;
2d prize, oxidized silver 1 lock ; 3d pile,
geld iicncil. Kntered; (lee. F. Kehlir,
I.nncaster Bleycle club, Mlliersville, P.i.;
It. I. Powell, Burlington, N. J.; Phil. S.
Brown, AVushlngteii, I). (,'.; S. AVullls
Murrihew.AVnrreu Athletle club, Wilming
ton, Del.; B. F. McDaiilel, Warren Athletle
club, AVilmiiiKteu, Del.; Oce. M. Ort-v,
Wurien Athletle club, Wilmington, Del.;
Sumi Messer, Heading, Pu.; Hurry II.
Schwurtz, Hauling, Pa.; W. I. (iriibb,
Pollstevvii, Pa.: il. Oliver, Philadelphia,
I'u; W. W. Tuxls, Schuylkill Athletle
club, Schuvlklll navy, Philadelphia, la.
Kiglilh Kvcnt: Oue mlle safety- Cen
solalien prize, oxidize sliver llask. Ojeii
te all entiles in s.ifety events who have
wen no pi lee.
Ninth Kvcnt: Oue mlle eidiuary Con
solation prize, fine hand satchel. Open te
all entries in eidiiuiry events who liuve
wen no prizes.
Pi les will be distributed ut the lm-i-sister
iilnyiieiiiib risiius 28 and 'M Mist
King stn el, en the evening of the llh.
A Pottery Trust Project Collapse.
The lottery trust has fallen through, uud
each manufacturer will continue te go it
alone. The meetlii;; or representatives of
the Trenten, Faist Liverpool and AVhceling
jietterics called for Cresseu Springs, I 'a., to
day lias lieen Indefinitely isistisuieil. Sev
eral niisens are given for this fallure te
form a combination, the elilefaiuent; which
is tlie objeitlen ruUtsl by ihu AVeslern
potters, who fear that tlie organization
would be controlled by litsteiii iuaiuif.u
tuiers. Wheeling (Milten, strenuously op ep op
jieseiJ tliecQiiibluu en this ground,
WRECKED AND BURNEDil
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A TRAIN (IN THE .NORFOLK K WESTERN I A.
WAY PLI'SRKS INTO WIXHAtrr. ft
Mri
ti .iminmciiKilieu nml A Int-KO XHtt
r in ruiii'iiKcrj injiiriHi jtiremea'Tr.'
unit Pliv.stclniis Snnt teih 9km. j Tt
: m
LvNOiinttnn, Va.t
rreni Liberty, te the
Jlllv 2 A ncllV3
iilriincr, says: Al
reuruil wreck eecurnsl en the Norfolk A,-
AVeslern railroad, ne-ar Tlmxteiis, nteut30,y
miles abeve the city. It Is reported thati
forty persons vv eit) killed. ifl
Kugiueer Donevan ami r reman unices
wero killed and their bodies burned. Thp
train desputcher vv us also burned. Postal ?
Clerl- I .1. ll.wn nr.VhllM.tnn una 1tllr.L'i.
. , ... .......,. .........., ...... ..... ,
as was a ise v . 1... aieeu, ei cieveiaiui, von.:
ducter Itewiand Jehnsen was mertally''
wimiiilml. A iitiinlinr eftlin wmlliflml war.
taken te Liberty. '
Piiti.ADiti.riiiA, July 2. President F. J."
iri...l...1l .. ,!. X-ni..tl. f. lt.-..u. .lt -.1
iviiiiiian, 01 iiiu ..uiiuiMV ivunicrii mil":
rond.whe has his headetuirlers In this citv.v
vviiuii seen iius iiiiuiiioeii 111 itmiiieii iu iun,-4
accident oil his read, said that while th 53
wreck Is a serious ene and lias resulted InVia
the less or life, Iho repeit teleginphed fremyj
Lynchlmrg that forty pci sons were killed ca
is ureimy exaj:Kur,,leu. j.
Mr. Kimball is in direct telegraphic 33
commuiilcatien with tlie gcneral manager
nf tin, mi.l liir.,rmnllnfi rnrnlalirwl lilnaVT'4
up te oue o'clock this afternoon Is that five JiS
iersens weie killed, nearly all ofwhemS
w ere train bauds, and qulte a number of,;
iwrseus imtireii. -15
The train wrecked was known as Ne. SjV
which left ltoaneke a row minutes befer j
midnight. A he-vvy ruin storm hud pre;','
vailed throiiuheut Airiilnla for about 48-
hours and the train was moving slowly aiWl
behinil schedule time when It ran into tlw,
washout about 1:110 this morning near, $
ThaxteiiM. The locomotive and several
ears wero thrown into a ditch, hut th0.',
sleener leiiialnrsl mi the track. The cars
caught tire utter railing Inte the ditch and';:J
unite a number of iissencrs were severely
Imrnrxl lu addition te theso injured by Um
wreck.
Telegrams wcre at once sent te lloanek j)
for assistance, uud lu a short tltne a snecMl '
train arrived from that city, hearing a flriT .:
ceinisinv and a numlier of pbysleiens. . ,;
Five iiorseim are rcsirted te Mr. KlnilwU ,;j
us having been killed, and a number in-;
Jtired, but no names have as yet ben
lorwiirtleil te him. 'i-s
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j. i.i.r.Miijii'iuv, 1 i --I. .,,
Jack Snyder dled or hydrophobia en ta j
liliihwny near Danville, Ills., en Monday,:;
He was 011 his way te Missouri from Le.1
high county, Pu., traveling In a covered,,
wiisen with hl family. He was bitten by..
11 stray deg rccenlly. His family lUfl'Url
ilestitute elivillnstaiices, 1
Action will be commenceil te-day In AI-;
biiuv in the matter of tlie Brooklyn cr 1
strlke te iiunitl the charter of the Fifth j
A venue railroad.
In reeolvliigtheNiNtnlsli ambassador tk J
imiiie alluded te Ids isisslhle dciuirture frem'J
Heme, Arrangements for his reception la.-a
U....I.. I t.n.. ......ts.in.1 M
npaiii iiuvu uvi'ii ctiiiii'iv.vsi. ;
1'eniils, anas "MpiKO" aiurpny, iueniur.'j
Inter of Wiitprmuu Irons, was te-dav. lit i
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lr.tl.li.i..f. II T wmtAllfAl fur llffl. it 1
... ...VII...'. ... .., ..... ". V"" '" .--. -V.H
Tliere wero no mero signatures te th;
A (itnlmlliiillml Ui.uln III I'lllullll rw. JTi
Bishon Ijunbreclit, ef'tlhent, is doed. ,y
Mrs. 1. K. Cameren, Mrs. Irfisee, ami lltrij
daugliter Myra, were drowned last nigbt
lu I-uke Kesseau, Ontario, ny 1110 upseuinB j
of 11 bout.
WIIIIH,,, fliilf.liliiwiiti witM urrftti'?''-iMui3
Cliliaige te-day tot the inunler vJ-S1ieiniyi
nciin. ifti
M clmel iMvitt. iiemre tne rurneu com,v
mission, le-duy tuild thut Mr. Parnell hAf,
nothing te de with his visit te America infi
187H. AVIillu In America witness allernlea"!
meetings or the Clan-na-tiael, and tried te.'?
...... 11 ... II -1 if II. I.......... rfUmfi
win 11. lu iiiu ntnnmii. ui " u-j,nu. uw jtj
Clan, he said, was net a miiider club, butSJ
lilcltliteil some 01 1110 uesi. irisnuieutivjS
lle nover met 11 better man
a philanthropist mid Christian than Patrick"
Ferd. He was very sorry that for a feruvjj
months Ferd eiieuly advocated the ue ets
dvnamlle. He eximstulatwl and Fer4;3
ultimately rctiirued te Parnell policy
He lilmsell oppeseil uynumtie wariare .
Imineniland unmuiily, butvvasiioteppoedj.
te resort te force If It oiiered a ciiance eir,
suiresM. ',jtl
The tracks ofthe Baltlmore A Potomac '
railroad nre washwl away for llfty yanla at.fl
Steny Hun and from that pohitte Pataiwoe
tlie ceuniry is miner wiuur. u
The Fifty-ninth regiment, New 1erk;-l
....liminxru nml II111 Second Connectleut ,
II. .1.1 I.. In., 1. ., nmlA in niltlvubllrif tiw
IIIIV 1....U.J a...,. D-'"w " '-O TiV7
unvcii iiiuuiiiiieiun. v
Atler the nth. President Harrl:wn wIIIro.e
from AVemlstiMi: te vn.v,H i, w here Iw-J
will embark en the U. s. fc.-w .spaien, W13
will return te Washington liy in- Therl
was no cabinet meeting te-day, bift'MeJwre.JI
w'MMninnWer. Wlndem uud Procter sneiu-v-
seme time tllsciissing ImiKirUint matteri
with the pieHiiicnt. '
"TiTdge Ciiiniuiugs, In eharge of the cash' JS
relief ftmd. Is in Johiislewn and siys thuje
net nil the sutl'oierH but only the noedy re-'W
.nlvn cash. Kiie i npplleaiii ter rouei wiurS
have te mnke an alllduvlt as te his less andS
fnrnlsb witnesses te the same. 1 he com
missary derailment was turiied ever te
the cllieiis this morning and the mlUtta
will loave oil liiuuy.
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WKATIIKU FOHKCAST3. flg
AVasiusote.v, D. V., July 2. j
M Hiiln ; nearly stationary temier-
atuie ; easterly wiiius.
The lllir right.
Sullivan and his party have geno te New
Orleans and KUralu will sem start Thy
whole Seuth is excited ever tlie light, and
everybody wants te sce I come oil. 1 he
irovernoroi .Aiississippi imivii 1 -Uiiiatleu
forbidding it and the. fight la
likely totukeplucoin Ioiiibiau.i.;AltiieuKa
Kilruiii friends clali
bu that their man will yti
win easily they
tire net iiiiick ai iniiiniK
" Peiiv" Moero. Char low
. ... ,- ... tkt M4.3
up their iiioney.
Mltehell'H father-in-law, arrived lu New'a
V.irk vesienl.iv and lie is said te have big
UIHXIIO IO UCl oil H.II1.I1". iB
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ItCttillgell 1110 llglil 111 .-evv lern, is uuu, j
chiell v Ixs-uuse the KUralu men w ant mere ;S
,ui,iu ihun ilin Sullivan men are williiiK te i
give. The ruling rate is flOO te fcU.
Arthur I.iiiuley, of the Illustrated Xetr, J
has wet i.(Kie te New Orleans, te HeVfl
placed 011 us neurly even terms as iHisslble..
1 1 u us San Francisce muliev wliicli Mr. .i
Luuiley lias been Iheldlng ter sonie tliu,n
uud which he was unable te get taken lnW3
New Yerk. !lt IsbelieviHl that a large part
onhe bin lets til nieimy te no pui en una j
light will go te New Orleans in tlie bone et jj
the islds being better there. A letter from t
lllsinaixk, Dak., le tlie IUhmhum '
suvs that the islds thore am f I.WU t fjtj
l..,.IIU.,... fi.i.r mill that SlO.tiU) hM s
I ... i il.. 1 .-..!.. -
uccu put lip Ul l"' """ sg
Held ler 11 iiciiruiu. -
i ..tt ...n.iin,. rhlef of Police Smelts ar-7-
11.1 in... iisier with Samuel Dyer, the
young-man who ran away when H w
J f . . . .,.! 1. A lilArmxB -
found tn.11 no was .""" "?, " ':"'T,';
Pliikcrten rerus.sauuiiiK aim """-;
1.... i.Im H-ir. He wus ceniiiilltnl for K
int, ....
hearing. -,
Cew KIlUsl. ..
On Saturday eveulnga v cry valuablevew; ,
belonging te C. Tayler, nei kiswi
hlienk's Feiry, vva.sstruik by the "l )''
suiiuer truln mid IinUiitI Klled,
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