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EOJ&flEB I)XlLY "INCTLLiGElSrCER, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1&&.
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TRAGEDY OR A HOAX.
MNT KISS TI6BITS CLEARED W lTKLY OF
1 CtlARRE F GIRDER.
Thn Latent Developments In the Uridyl
Mystery of Montreal nml nn Ac
count of Thnt Curious Cne.
Montreal has the enatleiinl iityfdcryef
the henr. Te explain Iho tnntter nhilcr
recapitulation of the frtratise Mulcnhy Mulcnhy
Hasseu cae is necessary. Miss Mm
cahvmys that In May or 1857, Mie was at
tending inaMVihcii show as overcome; with
weakness and wan insisted home ly llnlph
Ifassen, who called en her the next day
and ther seen become ery Intimate. He
said that lilt father was cry wealthy nnti
lived In Iienilnn nml that he himself vvai
traveling for hW health, liclng threatened
with a fatal disease. Hew tinted te marry
her but she refused him. He seen Intro
dttccd a friend named Huntley mid altera
time, pressed her te marry Huntley, nml
en herngalu rcfusltiirHn"Oti threatened te
run awav with her, nml Huntley repented
the batn'e threat. In September of lhS7
llnssett went teKiiglatid and she received
letters from him and finally two trem his
father te marry her. Salic did net answer
the letters. In l'cbruary of this yearn
friend of Huntley's called en her nml said
that Uncoil mil his father wcre at the -?t.
James hotel In Montreal, nml ns he vwts
ilvitiR he wnnletl te sce her. She was
nlone lu the heuscniitl determined te firant
this request of n dyitifr. man. What hap
pened then makes the mvstery.
" When I reached the hotel n sleigh, with
four men In It, was at the deer. One of Iho
men called mv oceit nml asked, 'Is that
Ma-y 7' I w out up te the Mcigli, when an
cldcrlrgcntlomeiiMhl, 'llnlph thought en
would net rome in tlme nml e were irelitif
te your place, I am his father. Oil In Ith
n K'
"I did se nnd the sleigh dreve en.
Although lftdpli was iiiutllcil up and
greatly ihanped I recognized him. He
could net fpe.ik.
"His father said: 'The boy Is dying.
Surely you will net refuse his lust request.'
Turning te nnelhcr gentlemen with us lie
ald: ' That Is rather MrCnie,' anil, point
ing te another, Hindis a plii'sklun. The
priostean marry yen both new.'
" What could I aav? 1 consented The
doctor produced thfs ring" here Miss
Mulcahy produced a massive gelil bnuil
bearing the Insrriplien " llalpli nml Maiy,
married Kehrumy, l'i" " and tlin mai mai mai
rlageloek pluce in fct. Helen Mtcct, Inte
which we had tunietl.
"Almet Immediately udcruiird 1 lieaul
a gajp, and the doctor said w e w era Just In
time. Foerllalph was tle.ul.
"Mr. Hussen appealed greatly nllected.
He wild: 'Yeu aie iny truly clillil new,
Mary. Come with ntofe r.ugland. I must
go right bark with all that is hilt of my
peer boy.' 1 icfused and the piiest xaitl
'Don't press her agiltut her will.' The
Blcigh wns then Mepiied mid 1 get out nud
went home.
"After that 1 began te receive thieatening
letters, wjine xigued by Huntley, but tlie
met unsigned, ami written by aw emin
In March n postal card Inferimil me Unit
tlie elder Mr. IIiikseii was again lu Mon
treal, nnd en tlie night of thn 'AMh I was
Mttlng at my window when I kivv him
coming tew.irtl the house.
"At that instant u wtiinnu .stepped out of
a neighboring iietih. Roke lulilin a mo me
lucnt and thou the prlr walked oil."
New tlie unfortunate Miss MinuloTili MinuleTili
bits appears upon the scene, lxjss llian a
month age she leccivetl the tlcgrce of II. A.
in New Brunswick university, also win
ning tlie geld mtd.ilef tlie gei eriier-gen-end
in n large diss of both ees. .Mie
arrived in Montreal last week te siend n
few days with ft lends prier te visiting icl.i icl.i
tiens lu Duluth.
Miss Mulcjhy had ledged Information
with tlie polled Hi it slie was being threat
ened by mi unknown wiiman anil u man
n-tnied Huntley with tleitli if she did net
etep ineu riling for her husband m If she
ever tiled In tlnd his father.
On the magistrate's ndvlce s'.ie ftw oie en'
a titanic warrant fei the unest of these
iiiyrtcrieiiR people. On Saturday Mie was
walking In the stieet with her mntlicr
when they met MUs Tihlills ami Miss
Mulcahy at ence rivegnlrisl her as tlie
mystcileiiN woman, tracked her te her
bearding house and hud Ikt at rusted en the
blank warrant. Miss Tibblts was in a
cell for two days nnd n night before
her friends learned of her position nml
wcroable te release her by giNlng heavy
ball. Mcamrhlle tlie iiollee had kupt con
tinually plying the piIseucrwItlHmcstiiius
nnd oxherling tier te enfem. On Tuewlay
nnertioen tliu case came up lu court w itli a
fcic.ii crown jirusem. mi, ami .miss A'.ul
enhy l)eth pehllUeJ) libntitlisl Hid rhl
ns the eiiq ijhO niw" VAU D11 wit i
the elder Jlifs e i. '1 lien ihe gill's mother,
jreai.uem. naniseu, or the rvmv iiruns-
"stviciv tiuuerslty, and the girl MeiNelf
Moetiiiy proNetl beyentl all Miatlew el
doubt tliat tliu Mulcnliy'H wcre mlstakeii,
K3 slie had ncurbcfure been lu Monlre.il,
and was well known ua the bilghtcst
student of the college.
The court and thn prosecuting attoi attei attoi
neys ntolegizt profusely te Miss Tib
bits, nnd slie generously iclused te
tlaliu damages for la I he arrest, tlieugli
RKsiircil that slie ceultl cellet t them.
Fntlier Martin eallagliau, MiHs.Muleiliy's
coulesser was coin imist that thomatrlage
was pimply the bogus weik of intsllcal
Mudeiits, wlie knowing of llussen's want
ing te marry Mihs Mulcahy luid dresstsl
iijiu corpse in the sleigh te icpreseut llus
Mn, while seme of tlicui iHirMiuiitisl the
priest, the father and the doctor. Se Cath
olic clergyman could pcrfei in the in.ii rlage
ceremony uuder Mich circuuiMances. Tlie
entire dctectixe foice is at weik en tlie
ca-e.
A MIDNIGHT MAUHIAfti:.
Jobs Fer Deputy Orphans' Court Clerk
ICniitlninn unit Altlurmnii llurr.
Deputy Clerk of the Oiphaus' Cen it
Samuel I.Kuuuinnu was uw aliened shortly
before midnight Ijy n-lelcnt llnging ertlie
deer bell.
Mi. Kaiinman get up, nml was told that
he was wanted at ence (e Issue a maritage
llcciibe. He thought te-day would dens
well, nnd at first declined te come.
Upen being told that it wasn matter of
the greatest interest te the paitles con
cerned that u license hlieuld be ptetuitsl,
he went te the olllce and Issutsl the ins cs
Bary lliense.
The parties applying for the llccn-ie wcic
Frederick Alllebach nnd Maiy S. Wld
uiycr. As seen as the license was issuetl the
tatties went te Alderman Hair's olllce nml
at midnight he united the pah in a J ill v.
The ceremony was performed at that uu
usual hour because it wns Inte at nllit
when the conslableiinostctl Mr. Alllcbat.li
for having wronged Miss Widm.er.
Alllebach agreed te light the w long and
for that ronseu Mary was anxious te Inwe
the cfcicuieny jicrferiutsl at ones.
The bride is from this city ami the groom
from Mauhcim tow nship.
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D.ttt lu MInutbelu.
II. I', Amicrieu, et tills city, received a
telegram this morning bringing tlie news
of the death of his brother, M. 11. Ander Ander
hen. nt Zutnbreta, Guodhue county,
Minncsetu. 'Iho deceasctl was a seu
of J. C. Andersen, late of ljincater,
who moved te Minnesota, ene year nge.
He moved West from Iauc4tstcr Ullecn
years nge. He wns a fanner, and nt the
tlme of his deatli wns deputy sheritl'er ills
ceuuty. His wile, who Kurvhcs him, was
formerly M1m Ella Atkinson, of this city.
He was 2 j cars of age, and Icnes two
nenh and a daughter, the eldest of whom is
18 i ears of age. H. II. Atkinson w ill lcave
for his brother's home te-night tit 11:10.
The 1!ejks 1VHI lti Cp.
The chief of Iho Are department wj that
it Is Iho duty or the police ferce te watch
the ropes at fires. The lopes hae been
carried by the hohe cai ts. Se ernl of these
did net lime them recently and thev get
out of the way of carrying them." lhi)
chief this inenilng Mippllcdcarts or Nes. 1,
2 and 3 ceinpaiileyainl they w ill be put up
in thefutuic.
A rlvliiK Acclilem.
I-it evening CupL W. 1). Staullcr had an
accident en North Queen strict. He wns
out driving w Ith ids family and seme visit
Injr relatives iu one of Few l' two-herto
pua.t,m. Just after he had crnssed the
rallrfMd track en North Queen street the
axle of th lund uhtels fciiapirfI lu two.
Thst we lie only ilamaye dvee.
lAXCASTCH COUNT1ANH DIJ:.
Dr. 'WinJ a 'ntte of strnsbnrjr;, nnd
CeM it. 1. Itlngwnlt, efNvw
' Hetlnntl.
ITem the Yerk Pally, July 17.
Dr. uV. U. Ulalr died at an early hour
yesterday morning. Although Ids death
was net tinexpeited, it wns no less n shock
te his wldoclrcle of relatives and friends,
who tlncercly mourn Ills less. Tew ofeur
people nre belter known or inore highly
respected than i)i. Illnlr, and his death is
generally lamented. His uniform Kind
nuns ofdlHpesittou made him friends with
nil classes of seciity.
Dr. Ulalr was Iho son el James nud Jean
(Campbell) Ulalr, nnd wns born in fjtras
buig, Iincister county, in 182(5, mid rniiiu
te Yerk in 18.10. He received an ncadcmlc
ctlucntien In the sclioels of Maryland nnd
Southern Pennsylvania, nnd read tncdicliie
with Dr. Samuel Kenc-igy, of Strasburp,
and Dr. T.Jf. llnlier, of Yerk, also attend
ing lectures nt the JMforsen Metllcnl col cel col
lege of 1'htlndclphla, from which Institu
tion he graduated in lfc&t. He began the
jinntlce of iiiisllolne in Yerk tlie same
ye.ir nnd centiuueil in Hiicccssful prnctlce
until IBM, when lie wns clcctml Miporln Miperln
tctnlcut of the sclioels of Yerk county. He
ii'slguctl In IKi'J, ami wasnppelnted acllng
nssistniit Hiugceu by (Icnend Win. A.
Hnmmend, surgeon general, U. H. A. He
remained lu thisscrvire until .September,
1S1.", nnd immediately resumed prnctlce of
lilt piofcsslen, llewas n incmbcr of tlie
Yeik County Misllcnl association, State
Medical association uttd American associa
tion. In 1601 he marrjul Miss Cassandra
Merris Small, daiigliter of tlie late I'liillp
A. nnd Sarah Small, of Yerk. One child
was born te hlin, l'hlllpS. Tlie doctor
wns a member of the rrcsbyterian church.
Tlie funeral will take place to-meriow
evening ntC o'clock.
Drntli of Cee. II. i'. Ittnunnlt.
Ocnrge llryan 1'erler ltlngwall died at
his resident e In Dnwulngtewii en Tuesday.
He was the son of Cel. Samuel Itiugwnlt
nml was born in Karl township, J .minister
county. He icsldcd principally In Down-Ingteu-n,
but did a gte.it amount of nows news nows
i.ipei work at I'lillatlelplila and Washing
ton, The Philadelphia Inijiurcr savs:
Deceased was tlie ceulltlcutial Irlcntl ami
prlvalu wtrctarynf Iho Inte Colonel l'or l'er
ncy, being associated with Mill lu the
editorship of the Philadelphia 1'icin ami
Washington Chronicle flu was also
lute-routed for jears lit tliu Washington
CVirie, of u lihli jiaper he was part owner.
When Colonel I'erney was inadu col
lector of the pert of Philadelphia he clitisu
Mr. Hlngwaltns his privale seen lary. He
rem. lined in the t Uhteui house alter "tlie 10
tliemcnt of Colonel l'oiuey, heivlng in
various ca(.icltles until lti-Vi, whun he ro re
slguetl en iicceunt el his hcallh.
He wns n gentlemen of nire talent mid
ability, noted for his goutle iii.iniiei and
many hecHI characleristlf-s. I te was a
ilccemtlNO artist of no mean ability ami
was pel Imps the bent educated man in the
community. His connection with the
f'irii ami Cliremrlr during the exciting
pcrletl from lim te 1 SfiTi, bieught him into
contact with all the prominent men of the
pciied ami his war aillcles ul that tlme
i;a e him w ld reputeiiH a brilliant Jein ual ual ual
lst,nuiln1llioui;lief iirctiiiug'.ilispoHitleu his
line (euw'rsillnuil powers always flus
tered ubeilt 1 1 1 1 1 u elicit) el cilltuicd lilcuils
te whom he was cmleartsl li many rare
ijualitlcsefheatl anil heart.
During Ihot'ciiteuuiil be was engaged in
JtiuiunllMtf weik, untl hlscenteiiul.il let
ters w ritteu ier tlie 'rem galniMl for him a
iiatliiual reiMitatieu. His letters embracitl
tlie w (Most range of subject nml entered
ecrv (Icpnrlmcut of the exposition, show
ing his genliiH te be 1 1 ill v eih.ttlle. Mi.
Itingw'all wasu vlttiiu et'Hiiglit's tlisease
of the IcIduevH, being cut down in Iho
piimoeflile. His funeral will take iilace
en Situnlay. The inleiiuunt will be nt
New Helland,
Tiir.tniitiiAM rtA'ii.
'J hey Will Net l.eeiitu Hunt lVriiliinunlly
Hut May Play Some (iiiiuch.
Tlie Oerhani club, of New Yetk, the
rhals of tlie Cuban Olauts, in the Middlb
States League, nppearcl in Yoile-ostciilay
and (lUlplnyctl the heintiAcaiii, winning by
tlie scote of U te I. This morning W. Pell,
manager of the. Iferhains, cntne te Lan
caster In uKertaln what could be gained In
loeatlithme. Tliellnrliainsnie net p.ilron p.ilren
liC.I well timing tlie week nt their home
grounds near New Yeik, but en Sunday
they can draw largely them. In case l liny
played theli week d.y games here they
would llke te phy In New Yerk en
.Sunday. Tli.it Jump would eat up
almtistull tliey weultl get in imi laien. At
puwciit tlitiy de net think It iiiivlsablu (e
lora'e liete i cimimuitly, but they will tiy
and arrange te play Homeof their champion
ship ns well as othibiilen games here. 'Iho
gieunil was ell'eied te them at eiy
icasenahhi tei ins fin the icmainiler of the
year by Mr. Pent.
tiii: irnrvt i.r. 'iei'iisa.mi:nt.
ThoTewn Will tin roll vl Wheelmen Iho
ttt'lliallldf rot'llle Werk.
Tlioblcjcle teuiiiamcnt of the Uincister
Wheel club ttiiumcme-i te met row nml
tlicie will no doubt he u eij large crowd
iu attendance. Wheelmen will bu piestjut
I'ieiii all ever the cistern patt ol'the state,
as well as fium Ne,v Yeik, New Jet soy,
Delaw arts ami Maiy laud.
Tlie team race premises te he the gieat
eNcnt ami teams will be cutcicd front
Heading, New Yeik, Wilmington untl
Lancaster. 'I lie Liucastci litlurs will he
D. II. Mlllei, (Jpoi-ge 1". Kehlcr nnd AUin
itclst. Tlie men me all in goetl condition
and expect te make a eiy line showing.
The lantern parade, which takes placoeu
Thursday evening, piemlses te le M'lt,
pretty. The line will be headed b Imgleis
en horse-hatk. The loute of the paiatle
will boas follewst Poinieu Ninth liuke,
tlglit testing en Kast King, out Kast King
te Queen, down tjlifeu te Vine, te Pi luce,
In Wett Kinf., out West King te Mulbeny,
li)i Mitlheir) te Walnut, te Neith IJuecn,
tluwu North Qui eu te tpiaie nml dlsuiiss.
Thcie is much enthusiasm among local
whcclmeu in icgaiil te the parade, and u
number of clubs lieiu a distance will participate-
lu it,
ilcleiu Altlci-mnii llai'i'.
Johli,Theilip3uu has been piebiciitctl lio lie lio
feio Alderman Hair by Maiy Thompson,
ler assault.
William Hiewu has been leuiphtiuul
against boleio the same magtaliate by a
stranger named lleniy llcgcner, fm "as
sault nud battery.
Prank llubci, ihitgcd with tleseitlng
nud falling te maintain his w il'e ami
childieu, gave ball turn heiring.
AVm, ltlcrb.li It has been sued by his
father ferdriinkeiinessaml disorderly con
duct nud surely of tlie jioaee. William
waMiuabh- te gie ball ami was sent te
Jail.
,Mns. "iiltH .i;uIiikI Hint.
Oilatei I ty e tiling Jehn alias "Cutty"
Wagner i ntsl Cain at the hoiibe of T. .1.
Armit, a iw.ighber. lie was then arieMctl
lersurity of the peace and drunken nud
diseidcrlj conduct tin ceuiila!nts made
before Altluiuiaii Dceu. He furuUhtsl bail
before Altlcrmuti Piiikcrleu and was
lelejsed. Sunday night he returned te
Ariuit's house ami acted badly. New suits
hae been brought against him bchne
Altleriuan Dceu and he is chaigctl with
tINertleily letidiiit again as well as surety
of the jmatp.
V I'liie l rep el Tobacco.
M.nliii sh.u Her, el Intel coin se. lias n
iiatth eruri one ami a Irill ncies of Hn
ana tob.iete, the haves of whhh uioasuie
fium J2 te 30 int lies in letigth, and irntii Is
te Willi lies in width. It Is said te be tlie
llf.est patch el tobacco lu the ceuuty, ami
Mr.Miaelfcr ha been eirciisl tliice iiuii
dred dollars for it as it new stands. It w as
farmed by Uee, Watlc.
'Pimi Delink Te He 1 1 card.
William Miller, a stranger, was niie-ted
y(terdaj naming by Censtable Sliuib.
He wasfctdi je drunk this morning te be
heard. AMwMjaii lUlbmh will dijese or
the caw le- morrow, J
COLUMBIA'S BUDOI7T.
Kvruts of thn l)l(r Horetigh Death of n
DniiRhtcr of Wllltnm K. Selple.
Cer.uMiitA, July 17. lilnii Selple, an
Infant daughter of William II. Hclple, died
this morning at 2:15 o'clock, from summer
cpruplnlnt. The funeral will be held en
Thursday morning et 7;) o'clock lnter lnter
mentat Washington borough.
Jehn lloweit was sued by his wife LIzjIe
for assault anil battery, A hearing washnd
yesterday arternoen nt the olllce of Squire
Hershcy, w hen the necusetl was held In
PW bail for a trial nt court.
Samuel Price, nn old Columbian, lull
town te-day for his home near Pittsburg.
He has net been here foralinest forty years,
and spent a short while visiting his old
friends.
(ioerijo C. K, Sample and family left to
day fern lilt te Khenshurg, Pa.
Tliee. L. I'rban hasrcteltcd social ery
line Indian arrow heads from Antcl Pur
jile, who found Ihcm about forty miles
from the City of MctIi e. The relics nre of
obsidian and quart?, ami am ciy line
specimen.
"Sen" llelsiuger tuetl Lydla Malstui,
wlfoef D.nltl Malsen, before Squlre Uvnns
for ntlultcry, A hearing wns held last
evening and the case was dismissed. All
the parties nie colored.
A notlce was In the A'ciM that the train
fei the picnic, nt LIIIU yesterday would
lcnent 12:15 p. in. Ceunellnian Jehn 1).
Peny and childieu went te tlie station at
12:10 o'tleok anil found Iho train hail left
live minutes previous. The correct time
fur tlie departure of the train Is l2:Z'i p. in.
'lhehlgh school base ball club has been
te-erganlcd utid will ilny ag.t'iie witli the
IreiKlnds, of Ijincaster, en Friday niter niter
neon at 3 o'clock. The game w ill be played
en the Instltute grounds. Will O. Clark
has been elected manager of the club.
Harry M hitch ami family, of Flerida, arc
viMtlng friends here.
Hebert Dean, wile ami child, of Husten,
are visiting here.
Twe very line portraits of Pax ten Ottey,
a well known P. lt.lt. engineer, ami his
wifeean bit seen In tlie window or Ycigey's
Jewelry stoic. 'Iho ertiiills have been
gieatly ntlmiiisl nml am excellent plitures
of tlie well known ten pic. The crayons
wcre execnttsl by S. Klugherz, photo
grapher. D. M. Themas, of Chicago, general srete
taiy of tlie National Association of Steve
manufacturers, was lu town ycsteitlay as
tlie guest el H. H. Detuellci, president or
tlie Kceltiy Slove company, 'Iho veutlo veutle
mau paid a lslt te tliu steve works, going
through e cry department and was veiy
much pleased Willi wliat he saw.
Tlie Second Stieet Lutheran Sundsy Sundsy Sundsy
sclioel sjitmt n very enjeyable day at Lltltr.
yesterday.
Ch.ules Meyeis, Jehn Gilbert anil Jacob
lleitKel, workmen at the wagon works,
wcie badly Injured yesterday alleinoen
whlleat work liy bricks tailing rrem the
valleltl en their heails. Meyers Is linahle
te work this morning.
Summer Leisure.
llev. III. J. M. TiUcll nud lamily nre
spending a wick witli their liicntls nt
Mechnnlrsbuig, Cumbetlaml county.
The Altl society of tliu West Mission
ihurch me pii uh king te-day at llecky
Springs.
The Yeung Men's Cliilstlan association
nre at ranging for Ihelr second annual Held
diy. It will he held nt MtCianu's p.ulcen
next wetlnesiiay. A gamoel hase hall and
tenuis me aiming the spoils.
Mi. lalwln 1'. Sayresantl lamily, of tills
city, ate visiting in Yeik, the gnosis of Mr.
Snyres' parents.
The Second Hvungellenl church Is hold
ing n plLiiient Peni,yn. About tw e luimlretl
pursetis went uul lu Hie lueinitig train, nud
they w ere fellow etl I y etheis nt neon.
the Hclhel Cliuich of tletl nre having n
picnieal Hetky Springs te-day, and alaige
number or pcople went out by (minibus
and streetcar.
tli.ioe Luthernu Sunday eclioel villi go te
Lit Hz to-meirow.
Tlie Peiinsylvnnl.i railroad company has
begun selling vi.xcursien tickets te Wil
liams Orove te the Sunday sthoel meeting.
On Sunday next Iho sale. of tickets te
Laiitlisville cmnpnircting teinnii nces.
Te-morrow alleinoen nnti n cuing the
Haimoiiie dub, of tills city, will held a
pit ule at Hetky Springs, nml a line tlme is
ex pis. ted. Tills Is one of tlie ptetliest spots
around Iaiucakter at picsent.
Lancaster ( lt Scheel statistics.
The annual report ul tlie l-iucaslci cltv
school tilstiict let the year eliding June -.at,
was sent te Supcilntciuleul lliglne to
day by illy Supcilntcmlent Huihrle.
Fimn it ate gleanctl tliefollewiugMatistlcs.
Whole uutuhci eftcachursTs, of whhh h
aie males and "Ofiiiiialcsjthoavcragesalaiy
of male leaiheis lsS7S.S7, ami el tciuales
$.17.70 , the miiuhel of male pupils attend
ing the schools of Iho clt weie',.'l,, ami et
females J.'Jas, making the total attendance
l,H; the avenign dally atleiidauie til"
scholars was :1,1st, iin.l l0 nveragti cost of
eatli pupil jier month was in cents The
llu.incial exhibit of the Isunl appcausl iu
the annual statement e! the llmiucc com
mittee pulilishcil in Iho July pieccttliiigs
of the school beat it.
Tliu Knluhts or.M.vstle Chain I'lcnlc.
Although thociewd in atlentlance at the
picnic el' tlie Knights or tliu Mjstie Chain
at Peniyti ,etertlay was net ns huge as
was opei!ctl,thnse piescnt had lets et tun.
Thuie was tlanciiig all day, ami in the
alleinoen a game et base ball was plajcd
biiwreit a nine lieni Wilcox's cig.it store
and a team of tlie Knights. Tim score w as
as follews:
Wilt ex . .1 u 1 11 a J 7 l-JI
Kntvhts . e u e. l j e s l-i.i
Tlie bag tine was wen hy u colensl boot
black et this city, and Jehn Hurku was Hist
In the beat rat e.
Hack l'l-eni the CeiitiiniiiiKli N'ulley.
'this alloiiieon twenty-six men, who tin
almost u mouth past have been winking in
tlie Couemaugh valley clearing up tlie
lulus I'm the Pcuusyh aula railroad, cntne
home. 'I he remainder el the lOowhe wcre
up will tome back te-morrow . They were
weikiug nutlet the ch.uge of Jehn li.
Clink mid iccolvei! f 1.20 per day and theii
lieaul.
Cbnrjicil Willi l i nelly te Animals.
Flint Heck anil Christian Lckert, el
Monterey, are i bulged helme Ahleimau
Plukctteu with cruelty te animals mid
dlsoiiletly conduit. The prosecutor is
D.ivldFry, who says tltat en Satuttlay
night these two men, while diunk, nhuseil
a hoi se. One was en thn aniuial's back
while-the ether was pounding him. Con Cen
stable Kutli .uteslcd Hci k v cstenl.iy, hut
tlld net get la keil.
A Circus On Siituislny.
Uuuastci Is te hnv e another t heaji t licus.
OuSaturtl.e T. K. Hurk'a show will Ik
here, tiid will apiearnt MiOinnn's paik.
lllgaltinitiens nie ellertsl, and the pritcs
nre verv small.
Twe Hem urn.
Jimmy Hyatt, nn old pciull peddler,
wltegctsvciy tlrutik, wns sent out lui 10
tlavsby Altleriuan Keen tins meiuiiig Ter
Fie Kline tilil ellcnsc. Mash Nash, a very
bid looking daiko.v.get ihe ils.vs una
kIiiiiI.ii charge.
ruudsiit the riylinx Ciu-chiKCs.
'Iho Hying t-arriigcs whicli have been
put up at Liuio and Chester stnets drew a
ti oinpndeus i row d of people. l.it night and
every body seemed te enjoy the old stvie
of tun.
A Lancaster Contractor lit is U.
Jehn Kellei, of this cltv, bus received the
isiutnict for making the new tacc traek at
Monmouth. It will be a inlht in length
ami ene el the lincst in the country.
Prompt I'u.vineiit.
H M Mar.liall, of HarrUburi;, rc'rcciitinh
tlie I'eiuicctkut Mutual Life Jntiiraiux mm-
pnny. of Uiirtfyrd, C'vnimiicui, te-da iMitj Jl.
K. Urubakcr, of Lnncaitrr, nnd Jehn (. Ikar,
of Meibnfil'bur?teschllK) upon the life or
fjitrmifl Sillier, drover, of Mcchanltburc, thin
Wl), who died a hert tlmeatre. TrfKif of
ilcfWts snt en Tacnday.
il
July Investment.
Lebanon licit Itallread company, (lrt mert
K.itjeS percent. tienil due 1DH In tM bendi;
Intirest January nndJtily, free from taxes; n
cJttrnilen of the Cernvrnll nnd Litjniien Hall,
reatt through the central part of tlie City of
Lebanon, and Guarantied b that read. Alie,
Concstesa and Northern Hank, Northern Mar Mar
eo t and Knilt Knd nnd LancaMcr City trcct
railway sleck In nnieunU te suit purchasem.
Fer inlets mid further Inrorntntien apply te
JACOII I). LONO, lhekir,
Ne. 10 North Queen street, Sn4 fleer.
Hw,td.W
Fer the Children,
livery child ntteiullriK the Rrnnilr's:ll mati
nee of Ilurk's Orest Shew en Bnturday will re
ceive free of chariie an eligniit jiresenl And a
rltlnnn the beautiful Klictlaud ienics. ltd
'I he Hltf Mievv.
Hulk's li" iv and novel consolidation of scuta
tltinal ueiukn trill exhibit In I jincnutcr, Hattir
tiny, July 2U. Mere new features nnd nets of
nnl merit will be presented llinu wcreercr lc lc
fere seen vrlth any show. Shew ground nt Mo Me
Oraiin's park. AdrnlKnlen, lOnml') rrnK
Steam Heat.
W, the itiiilcrtlgiicd, have In uve huge nud
sinall-slz'tl "l,imtll" Hadlalere, placed by
lirra K. lamtl, of Iincastcr, Pa., ami can tay
tlicynreln every respect pirfect and ulve en
tire satisfaction : de net sni or leak, nre perfect
circulators nml ROfsl litsiters. We cheerfully
rrcrimuiciul nml bcllove lliein equnt te the best
en thn innikit. 'iliey nre aim very hnndemc
In tleslKii ;
II tLVMnr.HnnilACO., IJinenitter, Pa.
H. P. HOWJIAN. iJincastcr, Pa.
I.YDLV liANDH. UtnenMer, Pa.
IIOSK nitlit. .t HAHT.MAN, Lancaster. Pa.
K liHAILY. Lnncvstrr, I'a.
Illl. .LU. W'iiAVHH.Siratlilirs, Pa.
LLI.AIIiri II WLAVint.Htratlmri;, I'a.
MAHY Vi:AVi:it,ritrasbiitK. Pa.
I. L. .MILMMA. llrownstenn, I'a.
I M.HIAUPl'LK, I.ttltz. I'a.
V. V. MAST A Ct)., Coatesvtlle, Pa.
T. N.Sl'LAKMAN.CeitPiOlle. Pa.
.1. 0. UHNKlt, Itethvllle, Pa.
Jjl7-liilcerlVAH
jClcalltn.
Hvt'lt. July 13, 1M, In this iti , Ann M.
It. tuli, In the bl.xtj-tlilnl rnrur Iiitiikp.
The rclallvci nnd friends of thn Itunlly me
rtnsctriilly Invited tenttend the funeral, from
her late residence, Ne. 27 Wet Jhiiies street, en
Prlitiiy afternoon at !!.) eiltx-k. lutcrmeiitut
Lancaster cenielee. ltd
HeiiWhit In this city, en Iho 17lh liiit., Milt
iilc.ilaiiBliler of Albeitanil Mary Hemer, H-cil
1 jiar, H months and ' ilnys.
1 lie relatives and friends of the family are re
HlKetrtilly Invited te ntlend the funiral, frtiin
Hie ieldeiue of tier pirents, Ne. JJ7 lltnvcr
stiiil,Frldar nricriuieii at 2 o'clock. 2td
Hn uu an. -lu Itolucrsteu'ii, en the ITIli Inst.,
.loll it M.HIeliiuiin, lu tin-OUlli jer of hUni;i..
The rrlatlvcs ami friends of thn fainll arc rt
stHslfully invltctl te attend Iho fiuieral, from
his late resident-,-, Hohrerslevvn, SaturJny
arteinntiii at P.T0 o'cleelt. Services at the
llrlliel anil Lutheran anil Reformed churches
at 2.T0 eVliH'k. (nlermi'iit at It jlircrslewn reiui
Irr.v. atil
Jlctu iXucf!ilvctUllttlv.
rjs.Hi: JlOHf HEI'ltlXIHNU Dltl.NK I
N
('.dlfeinli liisl ami While Wines ler:) cents,
larceliotlles; .lOnperileen bottles.
llMllltlill'lil.lllUOUHlOKi:.
Ne. 22 Centre hqiinte, IjinaisttT, I'a.
f P1HH-S II XVnNOhlNi'irDECIljiiH
r) that Hilly Waltz's Cigar Is the best In the
state, l'er sale nt
Nt i-t. 1 .V 10.1 NOItTII QUEEN ST.
mj lS-inM,W,Tli,.vv
Il'IILICHALE 10 MOItllOWfTHUIlSDAY)
I iilleriioennt two n't lock, at the Lnueaster
steik Yiilds, of cloven Mentana ilercs from 5
iti7tars out, an nreKcn te sauuieaiul lialtcr
mid some te Inn nets. Altcnit this s.ile for bnr-galii-i
iinil llrsUclnst stock. .1. .1. MUHl'UY.
.Ise. ItriiM vn it Herr, Auctioneers. ltd
1 n i.Y w.uTitA'iTiTnrEvi'TwoTeTt
1J (jiMtiul ii Clcnrs In llietllv.nt
NOS. f. .C lit! NOHl'II UUEEN bT.
Ill IR-(liiiM.W,Th,H,l.w
. I'LL TIMES.
New It) out time telitiv at a treat reduction
He 5 en want a little Kilt for a blrthdav Kiiiiin
branreT Even If tt Is rar In the future, It will
pn j en te buy new Come and loe!: ever our
Meil;. Yeu II net tn urged te buy.
Martini work lu l.lncu lluicau, Hefa, Pillow
anil sjniMirinbUi Cem r. Ne charge ferstnrtliiK
weik of any wrt. Thlles lVem 2ic tt8l.n).
MHS. Ii M. WUMHWAItl),
"0H Kliit: street.
Ijiar ftviTTeu five cITnt ciuaTSIn
J J the state, at
HILLY WAirAS.
NiM.fi and 1U! North IJucenSt.
nils-CmM.W,Ili4U
ITtllANKlilN' AND MAHMIALL ACaF
A I..MY. riiM Institution irniares I.hUU-s'
nml (enttiiiH-n rur any i itlese in the United
states. An EnsiMi t'einse l itUHUKed te jire
lure pt'iseus for tint'liiiu or IuimIiilms. l'er ttit ttit
altvueupplv te W. W. MtJDItl .A. JL,
Jl"-lu"l ltts'ter
lll OfllWANA 1'ILLEIl liUVIt IN
I Iho tit, at
HILLY WAI1ZS,
Nut. fl nnd lui North (Juien St.
mylsJliiiM.W.TIi.s.vw
T("Hi:i NOIil E Irs IIEIIEHY (SIVEN
l b the llimidei Mltclers or the People',,
lluildliu:, Leim ami Is posit t eiiipiinv. of l-in-caster,
pursuant tn a it telutlnii or Mild Heard or
lHrecler, thai a mcelluii of tlicstocltlieldeisor
unlit ceinpiiii villi be Initial the elltce or Mid
tiiiiaiiy, nt Ne. II North llnl.e Min I, Ijiiirns
ttr, enHdliiiday, Uiclltt day or August, ts.i,
Islwtcn the hours iif7and II ei-lm-k;i in,, ler
the purpose el voting en the iiicsilnii el In
rcitMnc the eupttiil sleck of aid etiiiipuny
lieni f,i00.0.iil te 9l.O0D.OiM. and iiiereaslnc the
iiiuiibirersliiiicsufcaiiiliil sleil. trem 1,2.0 te
'..J, efthe 'nr valtit SlOtlcfr sliarc.
J'J-0tTu .S VILLEE.Scctebir.
rplIEY CAN Al I. COPY HUT NONE CAN
L liquid 11111 Walu's Havana I'llled Cizsr,
nl
NIH. ft A 101 NOliril qt'EEN ST.
iii.vlS4)iii.M,VV.'lh.A.w
L-ll.i; SlflltlH. --
it V liavt. new the Ilnt-st line of Pullvriis of
Silk shirts lu tlieinarUct. '1 he am the newest
tliliiKS out. WM tllllfrent 1 Innnels te select
fieiu. I linieuglilv shrunk mid in tile te tinier
fiinii 31 Mi ut. Llsle llirtatl Sieiklues. 10c n
pall. Cvtrilhliij, lu tin Mens I'mnl-dilnt;
Line.
TKOUT & SHANK,
iihllt Maiuil.it tillers mid Men's Otittltkrs,
llONeith queen bliect.
lnitiJit-lidH
Cv n"i :h- r i Fi : Ti n i -sTvsse iToTi5nrel.'
( I'anes In Ihetllv ean boreiiiidul
HILLY WAIl.'SCiUAHHlOHL.
Nns. A mat 111 North queen street.
iny27-M,W,lli,-Aw
V
WILLIAMSON A lllstEit.
Iniluilcd liiOui llaiealn hale riilu i luthliiK.
C.H. I'M COA Is AND VESTS.
V i Coats mill Veals ler 33ixi
t " " ..... . SI HO
JMX) ' " $t,m
ill" " " illO
53 Ul " " . 60
OEM'S PAN1X
fflniHuuimir Pniitt for eiU
J.'i.V) " ' siM
fail " " Sile
Jli) " " S.IT5
SIUjI " " . 32,-,
jl MJ " " tj Tft
WIM ' ' . 52 50
I HILUltliN'S SPITS.
4i4siimmer Suit for .. -sw
7W " " . JdiM
57 ll " " . jflui
fUO) " " . ... MCK)
jv.mi Jire
5'W " " SIU)
!l(e " " . SJ23
1 UHNIbiUNO DEPAltniENt'.
Slicclal llanialus In LadlM', (ietiU' mid MIsms'
Hubluseit l)oVarniule4 Favt Ulaek llte.
rV- Iridic' Htuclc Huse for . . . . UV
T5- " Me
.MViChlltln-n'ti IIHiek Huse Ter. . Hie
" Mlbus' lllack HtbC. ax
llO " ' 60e
.MV (.cuts' lllnek IIalf-IIev ler 25c
.') IteiiU' I'Hlicy " 2uc
23c ' " 17c
17c " " li,i
llej's Ileniri lihlrt WalU for. 23c
W I'lreale nUls fm ,se
7.s- .... , , flftv,
SUll nml 51 23 lianncl WaUts for s7c
?! Ce ami SI 23i.cnt'Bl'croHteshlrUilor TV
SsotJeut'sI'lu'VlelMhlrtsfnr . ilV
&ic Hey's IHuuelbhirU fur 'ZSe
2Ts-tluiite Slilfta for 13c
.isr llltiv autl Hrewu Aiieernshlrtsautl Umw-
l ..
HATS,
t ill 1'lletsen I'tufux Hata.
MtusfUMSlruvr Hula ter
Men sf .13) " ...
Men sfjlu
Men SI 60
Men s U Se
liiildrtm's WOJbUan Hats fur
liilldicn'sSHU) '
Chtldrcn'sf'-'Hl
I'hjhlrensilfm
ChltdrinsSlwi "
jam
12(0
HM
SI 25
slie
... .MIO
. .51 W
, . fil 10
.ire
... M
t'lillilrens 7S " ,v,
Childieu Jl ' . 23
i2 il Mi n ss r,-t tlisl mm . St 73
ViOlMt n ls.q.!ii -In. . 52 M
fUXiI.itlics leui,-uU Mux. new S22.)
52 Til " " ' S2UI
-1 7s Men s Lew Shoes new si 3)
Williamson & Fester,
iJ'i-JIH KAkT KINO ST., LANCASTEH, PA.,
ANJ)
uis.MA.iua'TsiHFj'jr, ji.vitiiisiiuitq fa,
Stem LbtrrHivcmcnt.
T7IOR -ItENT-reUItBIX AND NINEHOOM
jl- ueure. Apply at
jel2-trd
4M SOUTH WATER ST.
T-rNUEmVEAR-LIOHT AND MEDIUM
V wf.h.L.u.nACr?carln " ItrndMandnny
lTO.Bt.5l.U8MAN.8 0n Furnlnhlnit Stere,
12 Yct King street.
017NO MEN AND LAIIIF.V.
, .,.T.',,c,i.KY"TONE BUHLNEks COLLUOE,
for S.tj, I'ull Day Course, Kunrentee te give you
a thorough ceurss In Hoetckceptngnndnll eUicr
branches. Th latest nml best method arc
used. fJO, Evening s.leti.
... W.I). MOSHEIt. Prhi.,
tMAw 18N.(iueenHt..ljincaster,Pft.
TTENHY WOI.K,
FURNITURE STORE,
has removed -te 134 Et Klmr lrnt, havlnea
full line of Kurnlturr of every description at tlie
lewevt prices. Alse Undertuklmc promptly at
tended te. Cf.ll and exnnilne our ceeds.
nA-tfdlt II. WOLF. 138 East King HtreeL
IST
TEW YDHK HTOHE.
CLOSING OUT SALE
OK-
WHITE
-AT THE
New Yerk Stere.
WE Ol'FEIl THIS WEEK THE nHEATEST
HAROAIN SALE EVER OFPLRED
IN LANCASTER CITY.
13-Inch Enihreldercd lieuuclncii, embroidered
M Inches tltcp en ilncst Htvlss Muslin, bejiiiiirul
work. Fermer prices 51.75, 52, K.50 and 52.75;
clesiiiu out at 51.33 a yard.
13-Iiieh Embroidered Fleunilnes. Fermer
prices II..M), $1.73 nnd !2; cleslnRut I.23a yard.
tilneh Embroidered Iieiinclnes. Permer
IirlteS1.25andI..Mjayard; cle'lnit out ntSIn
ard.
43-lnih Embroidered neunclnirs. Fermer
prlLcsJl and 51.23; rloslni;eiilat83cayaril.
t-VInth Embrtildered litimitimis. Fermer
prlts-s 75e, Hlc and 51 , clu-hiK out at 6.3c n
jartl.
HarK.ilui In Printed Challles, Cream Grounds,
choice designs, 12 yards for 50c.
Pine Weel Face Challlei., latest tlcs re
duced te U;jnnil 15 cent i.
Phis Ail-Weel Challles reduced te 23c a yard ;
enl half their value.
WATT & SHAND,
6, 8 and 10 EAST KING ST.
rftilE SUMMER FAVORITE'J.
Men's Russet Shoes.
Among the slmpes inatle specially
for the warm season none seem te be
no strongly faveritcH iih Russet Shern.
Tliey nre inade In varletiH shapes,
nnd arc mlaptcil for either tlii'sser
cverynlny lcijulrcnieiils, for moun
tain, seaside, or outing purpose,
mill me n lit feet covering fur these
engaged In sporting pastimes. The
styles nre real pretty, easy nnti eom eem
ftntiiblc In the III mid wear, nnti the
coolest leather shoes, madi for Bum
mer use. We hnve them in various
gi rules untl in colors of the most pop
ular shades. They icnuire no blurfc
Ing, nml will stand reiuiilurnblc
rough itnge, viet nnti mini before
becoming otherwise tlinii goetl look
ing. Our Russet Shoes come from
tlrst-class mtikeis, anil me unusually
geed values nt their lcspeetlve nrlecs.
AVe have an excellent Lace Ilal at
$1.50 n $2 grade elsewhere ; a still
liner one at $-.00; another at S-'.eO,
nml ethers at dillereut prices up te
Ssj.tXl. Oxfords at $1.'J.", ?1..")0, J1.75,
0 00, te 6-t.eO.
If you contemplate buying Kus-et
Shoes, try ns for the bed Unit 'a ninth.1
mid tlie most eeouemicnl in tiriie.
We can suit you vv itheitt n fault.
SHAUB& BURNS,
11 Neuiit i)i'i:i:x StiiKi:r, IjANcas
h:ii, Fa.
T II. MARTIN A. CO.
A SALE OF REMNANTS.
Preparatory te our semi
annual stock-taking we will
place en our counters all the
Remnants that have accumu
lated during the past season.
5 CENT LOT.
Includes Calicoes, Chintzes,
Ginghams, Satines, Cotten
Challis, White Goods, Lawns,
&c, goods reduced from c, Sc,
iec, i2Lc, all 5c per yard.
ie CENT LOT.
Includes all lengths under 9
yards of handsome Satines, re
duced from I2jc, 19c and 25c.
Zephyr, Ginghams, Seersuckers,
Crazy Crepe, Batistes, White
Goods, &c.
iyz CENT LOT.
In this let are lengths of 9
yards and ever el French
Satines, of the famous makes of
Freres, Koechlin, Gres, Reman,
Scheurer, Rett, Koechlin, Baum
gartner. IN THE BASEMENT.
Remnants of China Matting
from 2 te 35 yards in length,
from 5c a yard up.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King & Prince Sts.,
Lancaster, Pa,
Embroidered mrnrn
Stem 3lbucrtt0cmcut.
IDAHO AINS.
CHHRLES STK7VT7W:,
Nes. 35-37 North Queen St.
GREAT CLEARING SALE
Torchon Laces, lc, 2c, 3c, Ic, 5c, 6c, 7e a yard.
Hitching, 3c, 5e, 10. 12!c, 17c, 25c a ynnl.
Ynrd-vrlUe Fine Muklln.Sc a aril.
Beit Calicoes, 5c a nnl.
Napkins, 2ic n dozen.
7."si Table Linens nt OOe n aril.
20c Pant Goods at 1p n anl.
17c Ticking at I2jcuyard.
50c Reil Table Linen at 25c n yard.
American Hatlne, 5c a yard.
French Satlne, 12'ie a yaid.
Heiiinaiits of Ureas Ginghams ut Half lrlce.
figured Lnirns nt 2fc a yartl.
Turkish Tidy Tewel al 12Je such.
All-Linen Tewelluc. at 3)ic 5e,7c,6cuiut lOun
jard.
Yeu will be sure te net goeih as adv
CHEAPEST BOSTON STORI
Nes. 35-37 North
CHARLES STAMM.
tcu rfVbucftlecntuMttu.
CAN1M.-EXCLUSIVC HTYLIX IN ACA
cla, INMianb'. Wclvliel. Cherry anil Malac
ca, mounted lu Mllvcranrt llrenrr.
, nP.MUTH'MC10AHSTOIti:.
nlR-tfillt in lUist ICIntr mreet.
4haiii: chanci: Kim invI:stiT:nt
A limited number of shares of TJIL COt
BIA IHON CO., toclewanneiount, rurs-ilc.
Apply te JACOII It. LONO, Iireker,
JjMtdlt Ijincavtcr, Pa.
SUH GOLDLN LION AND MIA llUliNDA
Clears, 6c rlgiirH, arc hand mndu with long
ir Havana Plllerr, M k nml 100 h box.
DLMUril'H CIGAIl sieiii:,
111 Kast King Htrcet.
nl8-tfillt
SCHOOL TAX, K'i, 1I1U DUI'LIUATL IH
lien In tlie liiiiuU or tlie lunviircr. 'Jhree
percent, ettlfimlil before. August I. Olllce hours
from tin. m. till I p. in.
W. O. MAHIIALL, Treasurer,
ln2S-5wdR Ne. 12 Centre Square.
WLCAltltY THi: LAKOIJWT STOCK OK
Pliesni)il FIne HmeklnR Tobacco lu the
city. oeden l'liies nt5c. ninl 10c. each. Genu
ine jiecrjcnaum imik-k at 2e. t nch.
DL.VIL'TH'rt CIOAIt HTOHH,
UlVMkt King Street.
nlS-tfilll
YOUNG LADIES AND GLNTLLMLN CON
tctnilatlHK tiiklng u course of Ilushmss
In-triictleii ueulit ilu ut-ll te cMimlnti liitnlhi
inerltK of the LANCASTKK ilUHINlH t'OI
LLGL, Ne. 10ililKingslreeU Iho class of
young laities autl Kftitleiiicn In atltntlanrc tlur
Ing Iho pint tcrm.thelr Idlers nfceinmcntlntlrm
fciilfleli ntly itttcst the. superiority in tliu ieure.
Addrets It. C. WLIDLLl:, l'rlncliul.
Qfyrt (Cite saviue a month can
' t J XJKJ be matin working fur us.
Agents pretPricd vihecan furnl'li n Iieik and
glvn their vvliole time te the business. Hpaie
moments may be pretltably tmpleyed al ,u. A
fevvvacaiiclis lu limns and eltle".
II. K. JOHNhON .V CO ,
J009 Main nt., Ulclinieiid, Vn.
N. IJ. l'leae state ine nud business t.po t.pe
rlencc. Ncvir mind about (.ending statnii ler
rcplj. II. P.J. A: Ce. aiinM.iiidW
OOIuTtrAND TANK M VNUP VCTOllY,
.':J5 NOItTII CirP.ItltY STItLLT,
L.VM'AbTlU!, I'A.
Hs.tlal iittentien given te Mpiuii Htatltig.
Hellcr-i, Hinuke blacks nud WntcrTank". All
Hellers tested before leaving the factor. Mv
works arc under thcmiixrvlsleu ofacempelen't
man, vihe has had ever tucnt.v jcars' exticrl exticrl
ence n tin, busilni'ss. All work ntinratitccil.
Will be iilcnicdtefuniMicMlmati's for nil vunk
lu mv ltni. 11. M. HI.AYMAKLIt.
nX7-.1mttVItAlt-
nKADOUA IITKIIH POIl ll.SHlNG
TACKLi:. Our stock tit Tat Me Isnnag Isnnag Isnnag
gicgatlonerbtrg.tlns te the augltr We have
secun iHM-clal dltceunts en u let iri'lue Jululcil
ll.is Hrls In llriss and Nickel Mountings for
insli. the) will be in ttMimrrevr and iiislo iiisle
inersvilllKOt the bent tit or thn low prlcis.
1'ltAILLYBr.AHl LND I'llAitMAUY,
., . (Opposite Lnstcrn Market,)
Irallej's felickv I'll Paper Ir the btt. It
stliliscvcrj fly tliattiltgliNen II. 5c.
M,V.I'A.w
YTU KXAJIINK UYIM PllLi:.
Spectacles !
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE I
Yeu Think Your EyeBAre Geed!
If J en huvellicini'Mimliifiljeu will inebiibly
find tliat there Is something wieng with ihcm,
nud tliat glasMS will be a grc.it In hi Uiveu.
We ue Inimlliible "lilA MASTA ' Imm.
which aie tiinde tjnlj l us, nnd rei'emiuendetl
by leading Oculists as the best aids te defec
tive vision.
Kelld Geld bpeclaclcs, Sii.llO; iisuitl price,
ss.oe.
htccl Spectacles, fiOe.; usual price, S I .OO.
Artlficlallljcs Inserted, J1 ; usunlpr!LC,10.
H. ZINEHAN & BRO. 130 S. Ninth Street,
OPl'Il'IANH. I'lIILADLLPHIA.
Uclween Chtslnut and WnliuHStreetH.
nijn-ljil
il
LUIl'H HOOK1IOH11
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS !
DON'T faOIL YOUIt PHOTOflltAl'HH
HY HANDLING TIIUM.
1'ifnrve them from the Dusl nnd buy
a lkuutlfiil Album of .N'i-- nud Artistic
Designs.
Yeu will tlml nHplindldSeli'i Hen
CHEKP
- vr-
HERR'S BOOK STORE,
03-55 N0KT1I QUEEN ST.
QU
OTHING AND KPHNISHING OOOD.
Lvtr thing lu ramiiner
Clothing going out raildly
at ver 1111usu.il viilius.
Men'e mid Yeung Mini's
bulls iiiinli I renw. -liable ma
il rl.il. I.lghtist In weight
l'n.iiiicic, Cheviot, Serges
ami Pl.iuiif I,., Hi te $15 Miiuy
ihelicstvli-s te ilfiisc if jeu
can Ijo lit tniin tlie in-sert-ment
rltiH b.tiiii7 ni wm
Rare
Offerings.
tleis net 1111 1111 lower prhes en utiMlablu geiKls,
but en lets Hint have become broken, and thcre
1 inii.v ec eui one or iwesuiis 01 tlie let. Ills net
j ncii.sar ten II en Hliiiui thin clothing. The
weather reminds jeu. They urc hen-In Mohair,
I I'mifcpe nud . ii-sui k r Coats nnd ViH. Pant y
and W lilic LIiimi Vints ut tin most (loneinlinl
nrtcis. Man) tool iliiiics fur the Little Hevs
I Light Weight Cas.-tmcre SStilts. 2 te tb , Jcrwy
Suils,Sl.jO te$l Uleusp w uikU, hhirt Waist ,
I Knee P-.ints, tj.iuzf skirls mid Drawer, and
everything jer llmir tomlert tlurlin: thf het
I summer dnv-. 5.ilurda.v alt of Kl.inncl
1 bhlris proved tli. tr pepnlarits. Hew ninth
I remltirt iiuit cum- te w, tr nut- Hi it tils nii-tnv
art ill-frluiih-il nnl tu e t id i Wn ltuve them
111 all timtlitlcsler tiulit inru, teuri-U or lilrj
ilists. Prices tn Mi't all HIiMle IIem, Utlu.
reiuils bashes, H ilbrlgjati ftlitrts .nut liruvwrs.
Jriiu and N.tlnoek lirnwirs, nimimtr Neck
wear llieui stjles.lewpil.es.
MA rT" IV I f""l I S fl
sIKT N KRiI
nil I I IN LJ I iVwO.
Clothing,
Merchant Tailoring and
Furnishing Goods,
, NOS, W ,,N) W NOJtTH QUEK.V bTKErT,
LtchtCallcecsnt tc, 5c, C)fc a ard.
50c White bldrts at S7Jc each.
$2.60 Umbrellas at $1.75 each.
fcetch Zephyr Gliisliiuiu.it 12'ic a yard.
Klgiired Canten Plnunehi nt 1st n yard.
tee Bilk Unndkirchlcft nt 25e each.
Iliistlcn reduced te 10c each.
50c Corse tnl37;icn pair.
25c Olevei nt 12lc a jnl.
Yant-wlde IJ,itlfttf, 6c a Jard.
12Jc Ures.1 UoeiH at5c a yard.
55c Dress Uoeda nt L'J Jca yard.
50c I)re Goods at 253 a ard.
Jl Dress GoeilsnlSOonjard.
IItt I Vlncli Black I -ace at St a J ard.
Children's Corset Walsti at 25c each.
ertUed If you de yourMieniilni: nt the
Queen Street.
JlUoccltattcettD.
C'lP'APKLHS LIO.UOH HTOltH, 15 CEST1
PURE EYE WHISKY.
MvowudUtlllntlen. . sepl5-tft
riis, Hilt :
JlllV n-dllfrs thn lirlipAf
XUITIXGS AXI) TROUSKMXati
McQRANN & NOWLEN'S.
Id) North Queen atrcell
A HAlli:ciIANCb,(
Biggest Reduction of All In Fine Clethes!
Thli ty dollar Hulls reduced totneutv-twe dl
law. Ten dollar I'iiuts lciliucil te 87.50, nud I
eiiu-i j-iHiii itcignt nailing in llicbamepl
l"i"i" . ll.ljjV.Ur.lv U BIHl-l UUI11, HI
H. linltllART.
, , Ne. 15 North Queen Streell
c-uiiij' uircci imporiinginiier in the CI
ui iiur.i.ier.
A ,rVL'NNP.UCIIOH GAnDL'N.
KVKRY NIGHTTHIS WKLIC.
MITCIIKLL i. LOltltAINK, 111 their Onl
uiiiui!e wvci, cong nun uanrc
II I IVU I. ll-l'IO I .!. -. . . ..
arblers, Peng Artists nml Klcgant Dancers.
.attics without escort anil minera net ndn
ted te thngaidcii.
Je"Wind L I'PAUPl'LK, F'rej
ST
J-LCKWEAU-THi: LATEST AND MO
fashlenabli st vies and shntlns. thnrlif-mi
and best, at LHISMAN'B Genti.' Purnlshl
mere, !. vvesi mug street.
CAW MILLS. I1AHIC MILIM. COII Mil.
O Leather Hellers, Tan l'ni'keis. 'irlplolle
.;;:.V. t. -'i"ini; mi .tiiuiif; ,uitt:iiiiii.'rr,
JOHN linr, J3J Last l'ulteii street, ni'i-
QTLAM IIi:.VT IR THLC QMINU IIKAT Vi
ij un-iriiingi, enurencs, w lloel neuses c
tllOUCll SUCu,s-.fllllV used mil hnn.lril xc
age. When seu contemplate n change call
JOHN IlKMf, who will give jeua iatUMett
Jeb, at a fair prlt c. m'2-tf
0-,JUU Inch te u Inch diameter,'!
k r aa"" n'l-r l,l. OflH- l.liur
5-iuu in ii ien-ngiire, autl ttieeiuy heiisuln 1
vn.) wnii n pipe inning maciime, cutting up
D Inch illiimilcr.nt.IOHN lHrn,3J3 Uist l
ten street. , tt,
Infill l'VS,T Tllns? ll,- i.rr-1'ivr.ij i.r.
V pi tilt nml nduclnir. nn te l-lnrli tllnniin
Mallr.iblc l'lttlngs, l'langcs, riungc Unle
...... .,.. , ,,.-, .,,,11.-1,1-4111 iiuuiir., xuoenupiiot
llmigers, PlfK.r.-iiid Celling I'lnUs. cnteJOl
UliSTS. KB trust I'uliensnict m2-if,
ITlIIti: 11I1ICICS, Illtl. CLAY, AT LCI
V Hguus.goleJOIINilLSl, ii i:.tst Knit
rill-in. Ill'J-tfi
17011 HOItlZONTAL bf VTIO.N .ItY h
rj gini'.s, irenig te de iioihc-neuir, and V
I I r-li 1 1-i.rrl.in 1...... , t .- K, ,...-. Jl . .
. . '"K..".-. ....in - ,,. m ,iiii---i.u,,vt, SOU V
llndtliim ut JOHN UKsl is, j.sl Last I'ull
HlJ!f 2li ms-tr
170ItCAsriNGi,ineV OH HllAb.-. LIOl
... .or heavy, at short netni go te JOl
llKsr. ,i Hast rulten stieet B ,i,2-tfi
TK IN WANT OP II PASS OH H&sVHP
. eks, Asnrxies lMclttal 1'aeh.j, I'et mill 1
. v.....-, .,1-1 v.in.1.1., nwiiig UOIIlln. Cllll linn I
thcni.er tend jour eidcr bj mnll, te JOI
Jlll,3JJUqHt Pulton stiret. Mi'.'-tf-l
"Airinn: cotton wahtp. cepppij
liie imiuiuI. 1(V: In leLs or 10 Hounds
evtr.lii-. All mvetixrli lisernl tnniiv part of I
cltyl ve. Call en JOH.N HiiJT, Ne. a Ii
Knllen street. m2-tfi
-v ircrnnu ,,,fi.. ,t.r,ii sf.., .
cock lusplrnters nud Lleclers Kbcrni
II. .11.. ,'..!.. I'aiiII.. ... .. . ..
.ivini ..vn.-,, i run iiiij iiisi-,i-n,r, .-wiirril
injeoiers, nil in steik, at JOHN 1112TW,
Iaist Pulton strict. m2-t
fPANICS POIl WATPH. OIIJd.Al II) OK G .'
J. of any shape or capacity , at fair prices,!
leJOHN llLsr.iBJLast Pillion street mil
lIOH Tilil 11I5T HOT All'. I'PU.VAOP. I
I1 the market, go te JOHN IlDsT.iU.! Hi
i- iiiiuii eiii-ri. ln--llil
I70U l'PLLi:H, SHA1TING, COLLAll
I . l.'ancers. 'Iiuiin Hexns, Ceutillngs. etc.l
tl 1 1 1 I I V III -fc -f illl l',,-! ..la . . ' '
iiis-tm
l
70II IJOILIUt TITHL' HRfMIKS, SI'II.lxl
1-ipe icncues, riiwanu 31
MniiLiivU rMw 11
uiiiiiiiu-ii, ruts, nil 1. 111s etn , go te JtHI
lr, Illl Last y ulieu sin 1 1, m'2-lfJ
...,. !.-.., 1.... .... J " -." '.
"VOI.D iuienzi:. 1.101 tin ami i,rts
I fei httnm work, at JOHN ill-ill 8, MIL'
1 iiuuu htiiii. - mi;-lt
70lt HOILKUS, HOHIONT VL.TPHULA
Ij rrtli.il, Portable. Ci Under, VI arine, of a
i7r or power, or me eesi m , trial nnd wm
uiaiulilp, go It, JOHN Dlj-,1' sSj lust Pull
siicci. m'2-tli
TlAItTICULAll ATTI'NTIOS I'Air,
.1 Mrslcl Making, Pan. rns Drawings al
lllue Pilnls, at initie c ien.i'ile nt JOll
Ill's. T',1 II) P,i.l P..li. .......I
... u,.iM.,i . iiiiuii ii.-i 1 j;
V UUM'Y rOIl CALL Ml VN A I Oh I
J:l incut 10 lake tin. pi,.,, of l I Lend.
111111:11 mukes rive tlm. - tin ,n,iiti of 1
leatl nnd Is Inr sni!t riitr in i.i.iuii, r . .... ini..
lucking man nnd hand hole 1 Int-hNii belle
..V:i!.r Ji.,".v v iC",a 1"' pound al JOI
UlJsl r, J Last 1 ulten htiei-i. Iii2-tfi
J
7OK HOLTS. LAG M III tVS, M- 1' cl IiKW
- ntiiniieiniii iinTiefiin .nt ,1,1 j . .uu ,
Eiuiii.uiguil lllTSl -1, -S.J.J IilSt t UltOll Sin-
1112-tlJ
ii1IM1m unui-n mi'.-ivi. 1 i-ii it,
1 t.,ll mill Slr-il.i lii.mi, .if ... 1... ...It.
JOHN HlisT-s, S3 liistl ulten sir- t mil
JOIt tsTLAM GAl'GIH. HIGH OH "lAl
V Pivssure, Watir G iM, t.aiue Cecl
'ill--l Ml,.., I. AH Vt'.ll. I.. 1 J" , . . F1-1..1
hUtlrsSynlieiwrurbi-ptMii OftaKn Cjllml
Ulltrh riuln, water Oaiivi t'elnnn ( ecks I
meam unust-s, call en JOlir. lital, Sti I'm
a miuuiiri'i, lUJ-irq
I "l.vItllY IN SlOl Is -IlI-ST 1 liuu-ni
1 Vy llau11nen.1l liar lien Deuble Krrliicillrel
I Itilpdnn'a If liiit I nil. It..,. II.. .. ...
JiAii 1 L.. 1 1 ' i llJ' 1,n( l l
I i.i 11 1 it..ii( eitTi, .-.titr t 11 ..' 1 irt fi -t) ill
, JOHN Hlrs,.cnKistri in. .. .uS-tw
tul-tfil
pVCKI.NGS VS Ptil.LiiWK I.H1I..O, PO
1 Mcamnndllvdrnulie pueLiui, v-ucslltei
evcnuiidWliJiI'Jtliii,g Iih,,,. in l.mg.A
lsttw Mill lltvirtl, Ashi-i, -i, . , VshV-sl
i, ""ffi" "".'" "" Kl" ' "1- Il,r "at
Gntigcs. I'luiulnige Imkii u li - 1 . I.iteut A
Ub&ri-i.tBljuit Pulton si.. 1 luS-tld
Tneit v viv-eii s vwi, .in-, , 1 I,, s i , ..,.
Hi.. v -1..I.,. 11 l'i til .171.
1' l.ubriittlnrs, ekis nil t nt.s ier llenrlns
eueaii gel thiiu at JfHIN Hi sfs j 1
I U.Wll.lllll, lllJ-UU
I I7OK PKA'IT A CVHY
1 V vuivt-i.Jciiklus V,tii
ltrilSS Gate V.,lleii Irmi
VDIj1e.s Din
I i?et SHfet) Valves. Pei b.ifeiv alcs, A
Vulvts Hadlatet v'lilsiV Pratt s hwli'ish.
thkV.ilc,Ilrnssl.liKki,is..,IoeiV.irvi
jijiiss unie valves, Iren iiixtt Ulelie Vnlvel
" - - - - -i- ......... ...... ,ii.ud.....m ...IU
link 1 1 r-i . .lnlu.Vi.1. . I
iVimle Valves, enll ul J11HN lll.sTrt I.-.J
1- ulten street. :u'2-tfd I
TPVOU WANT A KlIt-T-l I Vt-hlimTAIH
-I Lugliii nnd Heller, en wheels i-n-.ip, its il.
fellow lug prk lievi C her 2. iien cr l7i!
horsc-iewcr, M2S ; lUhur-pewcr CjTi nhei.
iH.wer s;,- miiervviMiner $1 i, uilnt JOH'
Hl.-srs.Aai--islFultensirctu mi-lfd
BADIATOHS, OP ANY MAKH OH DL
, sign, can lie furnished ut riufeenable figure
' by JOIIN U:T IJiM Pulteu ttrtH, ia:-f
ite-VjdWMJgftg& j. i!tiTtdM&&lZ ,iZMdb2izzJ.
f lmvT&&mum&