Br- ,ANCA8T15K DAILY INTELLIGENCER, MONDAY, JULY, 14, 1890. m 't ; JXJ If '3 u -- W fea a1 5$?.. ft, I IVl' Rtc RKR' J'ftv H18 NAME IS BOSSMAN. iK" " SWl ..-,. .. ... V.TII tmm TRIBr III IbBBP HbkD u.i en- HUT IELI Ml WDM. DMltd )cana Cnptlre IteruMs te aim Ml Nnme, Bnt Admits Ills Otilll. tn Recovers ma Saddle T Ctmrwice FogclwnKer, a brotherof tlie man V 'who hid his torsos stelen from Middle X Spring, Cumberland count v, en Thursday aretilng, came te Lancaster en Saturday ''venlng In answer te a tclegrarn from 55- Daniel Jjegau, who, wnit uoergo iogue( '. . i it.t.r . 111. II.. !... Vy cftpuinxi a suppcreu imui nun wiu nuieui 111 um puaicaaifN) un mj Q ... tbl city. Mr. t'ogelsangor was tnken at one te Mr. Legan's Btablci, Mbore the tteraea had been placed, and as seen as the deer w opened he was able te iileutlfy them. The horses were turned evor te the young mail, who remained In Lancaster ever Sunday, after being Jolned here by Ills brother Jacob. They took the animals home by tall te-day. One of the horse belonged te David Fegelsangcr, a brotherof the two young men abeve named, mm me ouier was me A property of William J. Mains, his brother- In-law, who is new in ume. neui are Taluable animals. The horses wero utolen en Thursday night seme time, from the table, which was net locked. The thief took a pair of halters with thorn, and nfter he had probably bocetno sero rrem riding bareback he stelo the old saddlosemowhero along the read. Tlie owner of the saddle has net yel been found, but he will likely turn up." Middle Springs Is about four miles west of Shlppensburg.and the hoei were traced through the latter place te a little town soven miles from their home, in the direction of Lancaster. A man answer ing the description of the thef passed through the place with two horses between 12 and 1 o'clock Friday morning. All day FifS Friday men were out scouring the country !?.. for the borens, snd lliev were still bem cit ing when they rocelvcd Mr. Iegan's lelo lele gram en Saturday. The home of the Kegelsungers Is the next farm te that of Mr. Legan's in Cumberland county. Sunday morning' the Kegnlsangcr brothers went out te the Jail and took u leek at the thief confined lliere. They did net recollect having scen him bofero, but knew from a neighbor's talk that a man who looked like him was seen lentltig ' about the neighborhood en Thursday. Tlie prisener still refuses te gire his iiame. At first, when spokeu te en Sunday morning, he said that he get the horses Iniin u umii just outside of Lancaster, lie practi cally admitted his guilt. He said, "New as the horses have been iccoverod I liope you won't be se hard en me. I will stand the tmprlsonmeut aloue, as it is net worth wiiile te implicate ethors, as 1 could, and make them suffer also." Frem that It seems that the man had accomplices, as was suspected from the start. the rnisexr.n cju:atks an i:xcitkmi:nt. This morning the prleoner was taken before Aulerinan Doeufern hearing. When the hour, 10 o'clock, arrived, a tremendeus crowd of iiceple gathered around the olllce. They pushed their way Inte the small room and many of them nctcd mero like crazy pcoplethan men of seuse, and they almost prevented people vv he had business in tlie odlce from getting in. It was the regulation Lancaster crowd of curiosity Beakers, who will run thuir legs oil' te see n deg fight, n break-down, fire, or soino seino soine thlng they have no business with. They are always in the way and of little geed te anybody. The prisoner was very shy of the crowd and did net llku the idea of their looking at him. The alderman heard the evidence of the pcople Who -had lest the horses and theso who teMAU urivaiuu tuu Mild Jiu mull i.Mlluimtai t..J .... 1 !.. .l.l-r If - II. n.-.l iLrt trial nt IliA rnilrt nf Tmnpnulnr einnt v. fTn. k j .r:."" r. "..;.""" ... .: vy; . r.jS,' ucr me law me pnseiiur ciiu no iricii uore Li.w 'as well as In Cumberland ceunlv. It is net M likely that Dlstilct Atterney Itclnie'il, who r- JC 4a nmv itiit nf Ktivtt III iAiiuimf t ! Mm jsJP prisoner up after tlie ticatment Lancasteat s efllcers have received at the hands of offi cials ofethor counties. This case Is en n . )ar with the ene in which the colored Pull man car conductor, who was sliet by n thief In this county, amis prosecutor. The man who did the sheeting wub arretted in Uar risburg, wliure Iio was tried, the district atterney of that county refusing te give Idm up. Although the prisoner icfuscd te gle his name lit the alderman's elllcu It is well known from lotters en his poison that it Is " Henry liessmaii." AVhlle in tlie alder man's olllce the prisoner was busily on en gaged talking with n gentleman. When Alderman Decu said, " Jlessman, are you ready te give your full name 7" the fellow answered te tlie name and said, " Yeu have my name." The Kiiuire asked him what his first name was and he refused te tell. Frem the conduct of the prisoner slnce his arrest thore Is little doubt that he is un rperipneed thief. His actions te-day con- Vltlf.n.1 nfAfirLnill' tlin, l.n In n.n.ilr ..at. I I, j 1 qulte likely that he may be wanted gte'v aomewhero clse besides Lancaster. On E: '',- account of their Hiisnlciens the iilllceiij ceu- SWin.-.i-.i ... . . . . . - .. pu wuuwi ie nuve u puoiegmpu ei me muu r aud Detective liurnheld started dew u jxeriu iuceu street with him. They were bS?' fo,'ewoa y the same gaplug crowd that uau inaue themselveA se busy at the alderman's eillce. When they icachcd tee cerner of Orange btrect " llessman" klcked about tlie crowd and said that te avoid them they hud hotter no out Orange street. Tlie officers bald that they wcie going te have his photograph taken. He told them that he would net allow mij tlilng of that kind. The nlllccr.t Viuie determined that he would, however, and with diniculty they get lilm ever te Kote's gallpiy iiiiii liifidoef the deer. He refused te walk upstairs and begun te kick vigorously. As he had cull's en he was uuable'te use his hands. Although he is a big niun tlioolll tlieolll tlioelll cers carried him up stairs. When he was taken back Inte the operating luem he acted llke a crazy man. He raved and teie and again told tlie officers tlial he would net allow them te t.iUe his picture. They .struggled with him aud lie yelled"murder,'i rite fl firn" mid n i.rvtlilnfr 1 .il 1 1... ir., ..r efi JitK vnlrn. Ifn iml ft... Iifi.nl ..r llinl...!.! mh Inte his mouth and bit It badly. Tlie ofll efll r'iuii... ,i i. i.i . .. ........ .i , ifs1" '" euutjt. uiiu un me iiieiuu, causing XSX. " ",t3"i uv n luuMiiieu ins ueiu. rill- ..trouble, in which the priboner kicked evor . .'JJ I. rtlllltw ll.n. . r 1... . . " 'V v""" ""v " "s sci ier nun, no Dwas brought te Uy. While he was en his Pkneea the camera was turned upon him .uu uis picuire was luKcn. lle refused te JBOW up his Head, but JUIlread Ofticer Wash fws.Pyle, who happened te ceme up nt the ;v? time, held un his head. Mr. Itntn ililnb t DA liau uneii nuI a m iji.iulil .. .mrl ..t.....un tr-Y .,!!... 1 .. t. 1 I 1 .-I.- . rr M ue jiinu. -iiur 11, uuu uren iuucu hue. tW as no was going out the thlef turned E' around and kicked the camera, breaking it te nieces. II wen thpn nuli-VIv lumllml SF te Jail. p At, ThlB kick about having his picture taken JV isasure sign that the man is uu old thief. . ? un baturday, as the officer was about te 3lke him te Jail, he quickly threw up both -iguanas ier me culls, no lias a very small saanu wmen is Melt Miaped. It has a ysmeacnea appearauce, like these of men tfirwholiave but recently been released fiem fprlseu. His clothing Is rather seedy and k i. he has a real bad fare. T- ... IT WAS LOUAM'S MADDLU. rt4 in u.uiiiuuu xjau ijVuii jut-is UOllCr , pleased with the capture of the thief thau ., wi-,w,u, aw inuicu jctcr irein :-i one or the JreglCbangerlfamily, wbeli at minium v uinuenana county, wue wrete te Dauand lie received the letter te-day. It "toted that en the iilcht the horses wero E M9)w saddle was tnkcn from the bem V of Legan. When Dan received the letter he went down te Haberbush'a store and there found and Identified the aaddla which was found In the possession of the thief. JHKD WtTDDENLY. Itzrn tlurkholiler, One orthe Meat Popu lar Men In the County, Dien of Heart Dlsense. Etra Burkheldor. well known In every section of Lancaster county, dleJ suddenly en Saturday afternoon at his home In Farmorsvllle. At the time of his death he was seated In nn easy chair and had net complained of feeling II). Heart disease was the causa ofdealh. On Friday he was with It. C. Drubaker, esrj., en a fishing trip at Sheuk's dam, at the Junction, en the Heading A- Columbia rallraid. He ap peared then te be In the best of health aud entered Inte tlie pleasurosel'tho day with the anler of youth. When Mr. liiubaker led hint at (I o'clock In the evcnlng Mr. Uurkholder oxpressed himself us having had a very oujeyablo tlme aud speke of having auother day's similar sport In the near futuie. Mr. Uurkholder was 03 years of age, and was born In Vnganvllle, Karl township. When a young man he married Miss Anna Heffman, a sister of C. H. Hedman, Kllza Kllza Kllza bothtewn's well known cenveyancer anil Bcrivuner. When 21 years old Mr. Uurk Uurk Uurk holeor was appolnted a deputy register by Goe. IlrubriKcr, and remained In the regis ter's ofllce until IBS!. Whlle there he do de do velepod a tasle for Iho legal business, and ueu his rcllrcmeut from that olllce he was elected a Justice of the peace for West Karl township, He held that olllce for many years, and in connection with it did couveyauclngaud scrivening. In the last nn in ed business he was an expert. His peuinanship was line and his legal papers drawn up with the skill efa lawyer.. In fact his knowledge of the law wasgreataud he was loekod upon by his nolghbers as n siire and safe adviser. He retired from the olllce of Justlce of peace seme years age, slid was succeed csl by his son. He was a man of the strictest Infegrity, and was en trusted with the sottleinont of many es tates. It Is said that he nettled mero on en tales than any ene man In Lancaster county, ujlh the exception of William Carpenter. He was faithful te alt the trusts reKsed In him. His death coining in the sudden manner It did was a shock te the com munity In which he lived and was he well known. Deceased leaves losurvive him his wife, Anna, aud llve children. 13. 11. Uurk Uurk Uurk holeor, of Farmorsvllle, a seu, Is u Justlce of the poace and scrivener; Ames Uurk Uurk Uurk holeor Is in charge of .1. L. Stolmnetz's lumber yard at F.phrata. The daughters are Mrs. Mary Sclioetz, living In llrock llreck llrock neck j Mis. Fanny Tobias, of Lltlt, and Miss Amanda, at home. Mr. Uurkholder was n member of the Old Moniieulto church. His filneral will take plnce Tuesday morning at D o'clock, with services at tlie (Iroll'-ulale meeting house. Till! TUCCHfANKIH. They Are Kuje.vliiir'l'liuiimclvc-tnt Their Ciiui:ut Yerk l'ni'inice. The Tiicqiian club, of this city, whose members me in camp at Yeik Furnace, whero they will remain until uesl Satur day morning, are having a most ilellghtfiil season. Although the bass de net as yet blte (pille as freely as the moie ardent auglersln theclul) might desire, (horn is noeiid of dlvorslen aud varied entertain entertain ment along the Husipiehanna. The camp is very ple.iHautly pitchinl and Iho accom modations are excellent. Sunday was something of a field day, and among tlie visitors te Iho Tucipiauers were the follow ing well known guutleiiien : Messrs. Hear and lless, of Oregon ; A. Iticsutnd aud J. Oust .oek j Messrs. Charles K., SainiuM 11. and James W. Downey; W. It. Ilrliitnu, II. f'arpentur, W. X. Appel and W. U. Hensel, csiis. ; Jehn F. and Harry ltei'4; WaltorKeudlg K. 10. Stuigerwalt; K. '., and II, K.Stoner; Chas. 0. Alyers; I, llartmau, Marlen Hart man ; Walter (3, Herr; Hail Henhani, II, M. Herr and W. I). Sprechcr. Thoentlre wuty weie most handsomely outeitaliicd throughout tlie day. Seme of thein crossed the river te Uiey's; ethors gathered pond lilies and tlie first bloom of (he water lilies; wind cave was a point of attraction te many; etlicrH lounged in hammocks and lead sermons from stones, white toethers Mill the running fountains furtitshed Inspiration. Mr. Spiechcrwasthe centre efa group of cityfariners v, he llstened with woniier te his lolatlen of tlie enor mous yield of his magnificent Willow Street larm; and Dr. Wickeishaiu read te tlioyeuugor aud mero susceptlble mom mem mom bers, original bonnets te which even the warbling weed thrush giue nipt attention. At olevou, lunch; at three, dinner; at four, punch ; and at five, a solemn servlce of sacied song made up a pregramme that delighted every seuse of men In search of reasonable, onjeymoiit. MAY l.OSK HIS MlSi:. TIik l'eciillui' Aoeldout Tlmt Happened Andrew .luclCKeii Miirllu. Andrew Jacksen Martin, a farm hand in tue employ ur William Fergusen, of Cole, rain township, met with im accident en Saturday which will disfigure him fur life, lle was at work unloading hay with a fork. Wh'.le en the wagon the chain ever the laller bioke and this caused the pulley te fall. The pulley struck him en the side orthe nose and cut se deep that the eud of the nese wus left hanging. The sldoef his face was also badly cut and two teeth knocked out. Dr. Tayler, of Oxford, washout ler aud he diessed tlie wounds. The doctor sewed the detached part of the nese te that member and thinks it will glow, lint he will bedNfigiired. Mr. Martin has been iitifortuuate tlie past fuw years. He went all through die war and camuhouie unhurt. Five yeats age a mule kicked him in the face and he lest mi eyeasn result of that accident mid he thinks it picltj uiugh that he new has te loe his nose. sp.M.Mr.it i,i:iuiti:. St. Paul's and the Western M. K. Sunday schools will plcnle at Penryn te-morrow, and the belief Is that they will iia e a large crowd. Frank and Perry Halbnch, mxis of Alderman Ilalhach, will prnd their vacation with farmer J. II. Harnlsh, at Mill Cieek. The Sunday school or Christ Evangelical Lutheran church will unlte with that of Orace church te l'enryn en Thursday. The Hay club held an interesting meeting en Satuiday e cuing mid inade additional arrangements te go en tlrelrUip down the bay. They will btart from Lmicister uu Thuibday alleruoeii or Friday meining or next week anil go at once te their bout. Their first Mopping place will likely be West Point, en tlie Yerk river, te which place they have been be kindly Invited by Mayer Wilkinson, i:. O. Hall, wKe and child left this after noon for Pittsburg, Canten, Ohie, nud ether places. They will be geno about ten days. itev. J. W. Moinlnger leayes te-night for Chautauqua lake. Mrs. I). H. lleitshue has geno te Ocean drove. IMward MuHslcinan, of .Maiielta, staited te day for Demer, Colerado, Wtllliim-i Ai:nln In AtluntleClty. Jack Williams, the ilfe guaid, who wus sent out or Atlantic City se oral weeks age by Mayer llulftnau, en account of his past record, leturned en Saturday and will iigaiu take up his pest en the beach front. He took this step under advlce of his counsel. Probably Thirty Victims. The number of lives lest by the oxple- fclen en the steamboat Tiega, at Cnicige, en Friday night, la still unknown, but conservative ystlinatcs pUce Hat thirty, OS COL. LKHWH STAFF. Marti If. Smith Appelat4Ml Inspector of HI fie Practice of Fourth Relmeut. Celumiiia, July 14. Martin 11. Sinllh, of company C, has been appointed Inspocler of rlfle practice of the Fourth rcglment, N, O. P. The appolntment was made by Cel. H.'l). Iehr upon the icoemmendstlou of Captain V. A. lleiinett. He will been the stalT of the colonel, will be mounted, and ranks as first nentenant. Hels a mem eor of the rllle teams of company C aud Columbia HKIe club, aud Is ene of the finest marksmen In this section. He has will a number of matches and holds the sharpshooter's badge of Iho Guards. Ills duties will be te attend te the rllle practice, Ac., of the com pantes of tlie Fourth rcgl ment. Ht. Peter's Catholic church Is holding a festival In the armory. It opened en Saturday night and will contlnue until Tuesday night. Ice Is being manufactured at Loder A, Ka7.maler's browery. William Caiman, of the Heading railroad, has been appointed a conductor with the Pullman Palace Car company. Heward Yocum and Heward llrugh left en Saturday for Harrlsburg, where they mounted their "safeties" and rede te Meehanlcaburg. The Mothedlst Literary society will meet en Tuesday night, when they will debate en the resolutien: "That compulsory education Is advisable" The lire lesses have been adjusted en the part of the Insurance companies, but net occeptod by the Flint Mill company. Twe cars en train of n.iglnn 1,330 west, en the P. It, II,, was w roeked en Sunday morning at llalnbrldge. The wreck was caused by thobrake beam lulling and catch ing In a switch. The Columbia wrockers wero In servlce. Tlie Columbia Oun club will have a big sheet en Thursday and Friday of this woek. The Actives, or Wrightsvllle, and the 1 ronsldes played n gainn of ball en Satur day artoriieou at the latler's grounds. The former wen by a scere of 13 te 7. A herse of Jeshua Kline ran away en Sunday evening en Walnut street, and went down the street at a furious pace. Yeung Kllne was thrown out at Second and Walnut stroels and was painfully bruised. The herse was stepped at Frent street. Miss F.dilh Soubeor entertained a number or her friends en Saturday evening at her home, in honor of her 10th birthday. Harry Lukens, jr., was before Sipilre Helly en Saturday evening for beating a young boy iiamed Stark. The case was dismissed. TO THIS SUaQUKUAXNA. The I'eiiun.vlviiiilii :itntlreiid HiilldlUK Inte lioiidliiB'st'errltory. , The Pennsylvania railroad company has decided te build a line from Heading te Al Al liinlewn as a feeder te Its Schuylkill Yalley read. The Lehigh Yalley Is a partvtothoen partvtethoen partvtotheen lorprlso in that It hiisagrecd toallerd theuse of its termlnal facilities at Alleritewn te the new line, ami will make satisfactory trallle contracts when the read Is completed, but the actual construction work Is te be ileuu by Iho Pennsylvania. Tlie route lias lieen surveyed alieady. Tlie new line will he just about the saiiie length as the ICast Pennsylvania branch nl tlie Heading, which it parallels. It is positively decided that the Pennsylvania will build a lead from Heading te Middletewu, Dauphin county, thus fei tiling another loute Mem the .Susqucliiiiina te the Schuylkill, The Peunsylvatiia lias had this line long in contemplation, but it has been kept in the background, The recent break between the Pennsylvania mid Heading has caused it tuba hieught forward onceiuorc. Itscou Itsceu Itscou btiuclleu will be a severe blew te the Head lug.asit will entorthe last piece of territory in which the Heading lias exclusive con trol. The Lehigh Viilley has already de cided te build ene from lletlilchcm te Phil adelphia, paralleling the North Pennsylva nia, and It has just finished a short line irem its main stem into Pottsville. The Heading en its side Is building iutq the Pennsylvania lorrilery through Its alllaiice Willi the Western Maryland rail road and is competing moie strongly than ever before for business wherever It is te be had. List of J.cltlM-N. List of letteis advertised at the postelllco at Lancaster, Pa., July II, lb'je. Fice de lively: .mlicii' .nt Mrs. Jehn Ileyd, Mm. X. It. Decker, Miss L. It, Flss, Mlsi Aggle It. lvrall, Miss Ida Lewerle, Mrs, Marlah Kohluseii, Mlsf Kmma Hele, () Kuimii (). Hele, Mis. Kinina Sponcer, lCIIa J, Wag ner, Miss Faiiuie Wells. Gctit'g Li.itJ. A. Ilnnkerl. Jim. llevil. Mr. Ilartmaiin, ICdwin lless, W. S. Hoerner, Jehn Jehnsen, .loser Kawelt, l. W.Kings, ,Ieo Malianey, Jehn 11. Miller, "hallos Moere, S. O. Mlnuert, Samuel Hussel, Am Slnabi'.ugh, W. II. Tutlle. HeiiKht a llllllai'd Saleen, W. S. Weaver, formerly a member ofthe police foice ami lately at the arajie hotel, has pun based the stock and llxtuies ofthe billiard room In tlie basement of tlie City hotel. He is new busily engaged cleaning up, making n number of improvements. He will no doubt maku the loom a popular roseil. Will Interest. I.iullox-The llnrKitlus ul The Hen Ten. Tlie balance of tills Kcakmi'ii utiuk 111111.1 i... sold. We can't nirenl te carry any (.took eer. IteiiGh-iiiul-Itiady Hats in all colors and khaH.', Including bailers aud large Mats at 8c, each. Illaclt anil Coteird KlueHtraw lints that were 7.V, tl and JI.OT, new iSe. Trliiuned Hals, II, Jt.W and .', that were l nud 3. Till: HON-TON MlbUM'.HY HTOKK, 'hi Ne. 13 lliikt ICIng Street. icatlte. llmiKliiiMiKii.-Cfii'ly 12,'lsiie, lii rarinersvlTle, ra., l.rn lliirkheldrr, ugeit ill jeuis.U mouths anil 11 days 'l'lic i datives nud fi lends of the family urorc urerc bpectfully Invited te attend the ruueral, from his Inte residence, en Tuebday iueiiiIiik at U o'clock, lulcriiient at (liotrsllaleal IOeVIih-Ic. llelllKiiMisi.-On July 1.1, lsiW. ut I'lilludel phla, .Mnrpret It. Itnlhtuucl. widow ofthe Inte lleorge J. Itetherinel. In lier Ttilh year. lt lilixrltote. Plillndelplilu Product AtTirkel. 1'iui.auki.i-iiia, July 11,-XiKiii-Kluur linn: IVuna uicrs, 3-Zj0StU: uxiru. a73Jli0; fl'i'e-1'-360! roller, M&XJI U3; patent; Wheal unlet; Xo.SHed new, WJi ja'.Ue ; Ne.2 Pu. de, lUJfcfjme: Ne. 1 l-enn'ii HnlflkH'. Lern llriner; Ne. 2, uuw, li;itsiil7e; old, IM mbiea,S,; N0' ' W"" V.e.; Ne. a iuwlti3w!ll'! NV""cr'"3 0AS3: Spring, tided hay dull; llOtWaiJ 00 as te quality; """Wywwiswwrrhelra: mixed. t75e U00; lialed rje atraw, new, tlVOOiSIUfie, ,.U"!,or ,.lU,l; Penu'a creamery extra l,lsc; I'enu'M tlrsts extra, '.U.-; Jobbing, I'Kel ERKSflniij IViiu'ii llrBl,15,'v31t)c; held Ieta lletlSc, un le quality. Cheese atiady; pait nklm,.,a7e; full bkluis Iwie. I'etrelcuin Dtendy : rerined In libU., J7 ai. Potatoes klcmlptlV'Kitt.'k: icr bhl for new. Hrnlu uuu I'rovlMleus. Kurnlshed by H. K. Yimdt, Hreker. CiliOAfie, July ll, 1:00 e clock p.m. July "aSf SSSS nX'- 10rk- Ulr1' AUKiist kss? ;i;i' 1; ...; i, v, HtpieniUT.. . km; ;kJ v? n uj d m October ;thJ: -JsJJ .... a y Xn ember 3S)2 ...'." ' December ill's . ..: ' ' ' Year CrudB Oil July. . I, .. Cledlug Prices U:1S o'clock p. iu7 1..1.. Wb??. c,?rV J'""- '"rK- '-sril w.., 1. . ... CI". rrj miy ,1 c' . '- - . " ''i '4 . (1 N . .. HeptemlH-r . ... Wt. ;, ,0 M $ J"ber JJ ft . , u 10 November December iiljj ;i;i Mayiinjl) vijj 41'J 31'i '."" ;.., Crude eVCTiiiy'.' Winter Wneat Spring Wheat......., Cem Out ......, I Itye Hurley , Consels ,... Itcceipu. Car 1ai. z U"il 131 KecelpU llegi... lU'celpls-cmtle.,... Head. ,M,tf, .N,W. Urtsteck Price. PHir.ADKt.rntA.Jaly It The wetpUatthe West Philadelphia and North Pennsylvania Dree Vnrda werei neevea. 8hen. Itoce. Fer the week .,.....n,?i 7,w6 10,ftX Previous week a,!? SflO 11,600 lleef Cuttle The receipt Included 300 head for thlpment per the uteamer Cnntanla and MS ticnd pr the steamer Hcandlnavlan, leaving 2,siil head for the local market, mnlnm 3,173 head for last week. The demand for ateek was fair, and prices advanced 15 te ana V 100. We quete: Kztra, fiiWlc I Reed, V,(fah; medl inn. 4JOT4Hcj fair, MtlMc; common, 9'ic; cull, Iv&fXc : fat cows. 2WaMSc Kticep were In iroed demand nnd '(c. hither; We quote ) Kxtra, WW?,ii aoed, !A'iic ; me dliim, 4;tlUc; common, 3'i.JtW; culls, 1',m V.r, Uitnlis, Vtn,Hc. iiiirs were in mir renueai. weqiiew: uoeu titht Wcatcrn. tMti&ll : Common Heavy. hV. I.I HTMf. ., .,. -. .. Milch cows were dull at UM45. Mllrli cnlves were dcruerallred at KQWjr. Fat cows were In peer request nt2a3;(c. HllpiK-ry cows were I uinodcnite demand ntllS (33). Itolejrnacows were fairly acthe nlt-VilS. City Dressed llecs were In ralr demand at t'il'fr for steers and fx&ec ler cows. Htoeu MarxeM. tlnotallens by Reed, McUrana A I ae easier, Pa. WKW YORK LIST. II A. M. Atchison, Ten.,BantAKe 4s) Canada l'aclnc.... . U. O. U. A I Colerado Ceal ..... Central Pacinc...... - Canada Houthem u Ce., bankar 12 M. 4H S.M MX Chi. HI. l..PbK Den. A Itle U.... Del. L. A W Krle Krle 2nd - ur 1772 lis 9; a Jer O - . K AT Leu. a nZZ'.ZZZZZ'Z" h'sj'i U Hbere 110); MJ4 110 "0 nicu. ucn .. MlMniirl I'Kcltlc- Heck. Valley M N. P. .. N. P, I'ref. - N. Weal . N. Y. C .... New England Kaa I Tennessee.. Omaha 7I! T.f! Tiy. Wi alii 111 lus M'4 it v. , 10S mi (jrraun Ainuni;uukiliciiuti.. ,4 T.i 47J uuuiiiua itmnmih ....., nrym Paclfle Jlall VM HL Paul ifciciiniuuu AcriuiiiBi &.'. 70J-J m ir,i Texaa I'aclDc. Union Pacific Wabeah Cem Ml iaji Kin Wabash l'ret. Wi Wesleru II Hljj WcntHliore Jlends. ruii.Aiir.i.i'iiiA list. Lch. Val H. N. Y. 4 l'Ulla.. Pa. It. II I lead I nc ...it :,-! I0I1. Nav - Ilentenv. Pass P. A K N. CenU Peeples I'awi Kdgl's . . Oil Sffi a1, 23 1-16 . I.ecul stock nud Heeds. Reported by J. II. Leng. Par Ijmt value, sale. lAiirastcrL'lly, 10-20 year 1's of 1SSI nn m " " in-'ie earl's or 1KS5. Hi) 101 " " lWOyearVHOf IKW. 100 ler, " Hclioe! 1'nduelhWI 100 llfi " ' 4'sdtleIHIM 100 urn " " r due iikje 100 101 Columbia lloreuglH'Nducl'JOI.. 100 lai Mai.lielm borough lean UU 1K1 MISCKI.LANEOUM STOCKS. Uiiarryvllle It. It M 1 MlllersvlllvHtreetCar.. fl (IS Inmilre rrlntlugCeiiipnny !) M UasllKht and Kucl Company. 'i't 40 Htnvcns HotiMeniouds) Iil W) Columbia (Ins CeiniMiny. U IS Columbia Water Company 10 II HiiKuuehanna Iren Company KX1 3)5.23 darlettii Hellew-ware ion 210.10 Htevcnt, Miiuhb fl 1,03 MiuersvillniSoriiialHclieol 23 IS Northern Market fiu 76 Kastern Market no M lias CiHiiiuuiy Henda (5 per ct. 1'JUO).. 100 Ittl iiiHriviini iv. jv, , n.. lb-ndliiB.ti ;eliuubla It. left's 100 107.20 100 ins.-ri iCdlnnn i.lcht Cemeanv M MM Western Market M 47 Heuthern Market . fte Xi Lancanler City HI reel Hallway Ce.,.. 50 45 Wrst Kud Htreet Hallway W m Helvetia iK'atber Ce., fie 10 Watch Factory (I's 100 101 liiinc Cheni. Ce. ICO l.'l, TUHNI'IKK STOCKS lnciwler A Krultvllle W 4fiji IjincsHler A l.ltllr. 25 117,7 Lancaster A Wllllamstewn 25 100 ljincuMer A Maner 60 140 IjuicaRter A Maubelm... 25 87 23 ljuinixler A Marietta 25 'it lineastur & New llellnnd. loe 80 lllgHprlng'A Heaver Vallcy 25 4.75 llrldgepert and Horseshoe l:ti 21 Jeliuuhla A Chestnut Hill 20 27 Columbia A Washington 20 'Jl Conestoga A lllg Hprlng 25 18 Marietta A Mount Jey. 25 25 Lane. Ml. Jey A Kllzahellitewn. . . 100 () Ijiuiriistcr A Huwpielianna.. Het) SOU l.nncnMer A New Ilanv llle 25 II Columbia A Marlctbi... 25 211 May town A KUtabcthtewn 25 01 liaiicaMcr A Kplirala 'JT, 40 IjinciiHter A WlllewHtieet. 25 45.75 HlrnsliurK A Millport.... , 25 20 Marietta A Maytewu S5 W Jlciu ucvtiecutcuta. "1AHKIAUKH,KTU. (11CO. S. NORHF.CK'S Doersom Carriage Works, Cerner of Duke and Vine Htrects. Call and kce Ihu Fluent Assortment In the City or Canopy Tep Huireys, Cabriolet, Ladles' Wing Dash liueteiiH, Ueiitleiuen s Driving I'hietens, llrewster, Tim Km Knd Hprlng and I'ouibluallen Hprlng HiigKlea, 3 styles of Market Wiikeiin, H Hcceiid-haud McCull Wagons. I'tflteiialrlng promptly and neatly done. dlMydAwlt CtllllVP-PUHK'HYK WIUHKH HI.ACK- berry, Uluger and Kuminel llrandles, HOHHEIVH LIQUOR HTOIIK, Ne. 22 Centre Hquare, WANTHD-TWO (UIOI) OIUUS-UNK TO y Werk In Dinliig-ltoeiu and the ether us Chambermaid, It APPLY AT THIS OI'KI CK. rOU CAN OKT FHWT.CI.AHH MKAI.H L and all kind of rtTrcxluncnt at the rcMau- iiiut, l'enryn Park, 0wmi every dav this week. It CHAH. W.'KCJvEUT. J' OST-ON THE MOIlNIN(TePJUl,Y iril, J a Geld Lledcrkrauz lladgc; bears Ihu name or William Winter en cress bar. The Under will be liberally rewarded bv returning It te J NO. lllluDKIt, 11 xse. lav merin Queen Htreet. w ANTED-ACONHTANT JOIt Fe'lt HOW llender, Apply at once. ALFHED DILLRIt, Hpoke Works, 11 BEHT TWO FOll FIVE CENT. CHI AHH tl.eclty.at HILLY WAIIV.'H, . , New. 5 A KH North Queen HI. dec5-tliiid.M,Tu,Th.H TN FIVF.,TEN,TVENTY.FlVi; AND FIFTY 1. round Packages. LANOAHl'Elt CHEMICAL COMPANY LAWN ENHICHEIt. Held everywhere. 4 CAHD-WE MAKE "THE NATIONAL J.. Huletj Fifth Wheel in three sizes (Cox A AiiilcrMiu's 1'atcnt.) Firshert turning, Hremith and durability aie matchless. They aim make a neat llnli.li. Try them, Every wheel Is guar anteed. N.vnuNALMANUFACTUINace., Jy l.l-'.'w d ai in :w Hhennan Ht., Lancaster, l'a. Tl'DOF-S IIAVi: LONG SINCE DECIDED ? iii.ii lllllv Wn 1 1 t'h I M 1, tir In tlin lt..r I.. ,1.A Htatc 1' or sale at NOS. 6 A mi NOIITH QUEEN eT. deeMiiiilM.Tii.Th.H piONHTAllLEHHALE-AI,er OF FlIHNI Vy lure and lumber belonging te Charles IIiKilzlevrlll be sold en execution at Martin's Hhep, en Ijineaster uveuue, above l.oiuen street. 011 Tuesday afternoon, July 15, at two o'clock. A. EICHOLTZ, Hd Constable. DIVIDEND NO. 15 " Fui.ten National H:k, ,, . Lam'astkh, Pa July U.lU'.u. The Directors havelliUilay declared a quar terly dividend of two percent., payable en de mand. .INO.O. CAHTEIt, 'Jd Caihler. rMl CIOAHH. OOLDEN LION AND MIA Querldii, are clear Havana tiller 5 cent cigars, l.and-inade. In buses or 25, 60 aud 100. DEMUTH'H CIOAlt HTOKK, Lstatillshed 177U. Ill East KlugHtrceL alMfdlt lTtOIt HALF-THE BTOCK, nOOlT WILL I1 and Fixtures of n Flrt-Cles Orucerv hlol;e L'eulrally located. A great baigaln If applied for Immediately. ,,.., ,, ALLAN A. HI'.HH, Heal l.tate nnd liikiirauce Agent, 108 Eiikt Klna treet. Jyl2-Std yiiiTi: K-.j.M- .... u. ATEIHHMAN'H, Ne. U V est KlugHt., Opposite Coecr lleute. MUSIC CATALOtlUE WITH NEWEDN lien and price list tent ureuapnllcntlDti. AT ItElNHOLDH, OpMsltc P. H. It. IK'lHlt. a HKAITTIKIfl. l.4l'W HOWEVEll t4Vl,,all It ina v be, Uu greut luxury. LAN- i;.V.1.,':!,....l:uhM,uAL COMPANY LAWN ENHICHEIt 4 OOOD INVIlvr.ME.NT. HaVllUF llf-rlll,tl tl lllliL'n u, ttii.i.r,, Ittlttlkl. ness, I eiler my well emiluned Hieiini Jeb Print. Ing Olllce for tale, 'ine Tyixvi, Presses Pa iwr and Card Cutlem, etc., are nil lu ilrit-claiw con dition, A gcsxl trade u eslabllahed, nnd anyone de sirous of making a profitable investment will ile well by culling en Ihu undersigned Ixfore July Hub. it. H, KAUFFMAN. JiO-td 17 CvnlreH'juare, Lam-nncr, l, Uttv 9tHIcmcnt. JULY BARGAINS! 0 A Dig Let of WONDEHKUL DAHOA1NH AT TtIK Bargain Table or THE COMMON SENSE Shee Stere, NO. 40 KAST KINO STREET. 9-4,000 PAI US OF SHOES AT LAROE IthUUCED PrtlCEH. Jyll-tfd VirANTED- Tf An energetic young man Is wanted te take charge of nOreeery Hterc In this city. A geed business flu ml at a desirable location Is open le n responsible parly. A small amount of capital Is required. Fer further nartleulnra call nl PENN'A EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, Ne. 12 Beiith Duke Htreet. O TO IIEADQUAKTKIIH 1 " We are Headquarters for Fishing Tackle. Polished Ilrnss Heels, 16c. ThreoJeioted Heds, Willi brass ferrules. 12. Lines. Henks. Hlnkeni. I Leaders, Mountings, Ac. I VltAII.KV'U EAMTCNIl IllUIIVItnv (Opposite Eastern Market). 3-Kralley's Karsaparllln Compound will prevent Prickly Heat, Pimples and Dells by pu rirving the bleed. Price, 50e and fl. M.W.FAvr ' J.-S8TATE OF AMOS FUNK, LATE OF LAN li caster township. Lancaster county, de ileccased. The undersigned auditor, appointed te pass en exceptions and distribute the bal ance remaining In the hands or Husan Funk nnd Haniuel Or off, administrators, te nnd among these legally entitled te the came, will sit for Hint purpose en Thursday, August 14, 1S0O, ntlO o'clock n. m., In the Library Keem of the Court Heuse, In the City of Lancaster, where all iersens Interested Insald distribution may attend. AND. M. FHANTZ, Jyll-iltdM Auditor. -IHAKLEHM. HOWELL. Marble, Granite and Brown Stene Works, Ne. 115 North Queen Ht., Lancaster, l'a., Execute's Monument, Tombs, Clrave Hlenes and building work of best material nnd work manship nl lowest prices. Designing and Let tering sncclnltlcs. All work guaranteed. I'lonse call and examine the large sleck of finished work Jyll'Jld "TEWKLEIt AND UltADUATK OITIC1AN. - GILL! Jeweler and Graduate Optician. LAHUE3T HTOCK OF WATCHE1. WATCHES OF ALL (1HADEH. CALENDAH9, CIHlONOanAPIIB, tc. Examination of Eyes Free ! Ne Dreps Used I CHAS. S. GILL, NO. 10 WEST KING STREET, LANCASTER. PA. SPECIAL NOTICE. Tbe Greatest Reduction of All -IN- Fine Tailoring, AT H. Grerliarts. LIGHT WEIOIIT HUITINOS MADE UP TO OltDER AT COST. A very large assortment of the Latest Htyle Treuierlng reilueed from W nnd 110 teXlund 17. And nil light-weight goods rrduied at the same rate. -Thls Extra Ulg Hediictleu will continue during the months of JULY nnd AUOUHT. H. Gerhart, DIRECT IMPORTING TAILOR, 43 NORTH QUEEN STREET. dZ7-tfd M A KT IN 11 HOB. A fresh let of light weight v Ceals and Vests ready for Inspection te-day. Flannel, Mohair and Herge, very dressy, JJ.50, J1.W and Se.00 for Ceat and Vet. Alse, Quality and Cost Will Please Yeu. Ulsters, Tennis aud Perch Hulls, aud our Pepu lar Light Weight Uiislurss Coats aud Vests for tl.00. "Yeu nlwajs seem busy," said a customer this morning. That's Just what we want te be' and the reason of It nil Is our low prices nud superb qualities. We prefer te turu things ac tively at low prices. That accounts for your getting such serge suits at S10, 112 and III here that will net fade, will net rip, and will held their shape perfectly. A large let of Men's lluslness Suits, 8. Mnny kinds but only one nnd two of n kind. Al' sizes nnd you'll see almost double that value In them. Hee what vre are doing In Utile. Hejs' Hulls at !.U0uhd 115, and lllg Heys' .Suits at H.lUiind IS.C0. lu our Underweur, Hosiery and Flaniul Shirts, bejsas well s men of average and big slie are provided for. Htsiourt'eolHummer Dres rthlrts tochsuge oil for evening wear with jour (tunnel.. En. tlrely new. MARTIN BROS, 26 anU 28 N. Queen St. tcH &hevHmmttti: B OSTON BTORE. tt PHONOGRAPH DOLL THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGE A French Jointed Dell, reciting ucr ei wen-Known iMiirsery Knymes. size, 22 incnes. Price, $9.00. We also have a large assortment of China, Kid, Bisque Jointed Dells at 5c, 10, 12yic.i-.25c, 50c,, 75c, 870. GsThis is the Largest Assortment of Dells ever show Lancaster. Be Sure te See Them. CHARLES STAMM North Queen Street. BOSTON Stem ;&.btcvtiBcmcuta. THF.Y CAN ALL COPY HOT NONE CAN Equal Hilly Waltz' Havana Killer Clgari at N08. S A KM NOIITH QuEEN 8T. dccMfmdM.Tu.Tb.H rpilOUT A HHANK. elaeeTshirts. nl-lyd CUNETAILOHINU 1 ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN PINE WOOLENS, AT P. WEIKEL'H, aplfr3mdlt Ne.4IWestKlngSticet. "V iKNNLHCHORSUMMEK THEATHE. Week Commeiicing MONDAY, JULY 7. Millikcn & Cerifss Opera Ce., In the Favorite Opera, MIKA1DOT" (( a-Admlsslen, 10 cents. CHHISUUHQEH, Proprietor nnd Malinger. Week Commencing Monday, July II, " MAS COT." mjaWmd XJHOPOSALS FOlfPAVlNQ. Scaled proposals will be received by the Street Committee, nt the Clerk's Olllen, City Hall, up te 5 o'clock p. in. en Tuesdav. July 15, 1SX), for paving with Asphalt blocks the follow fellow follew lnir street : Duke street, from Orant te Orauire street; Orant street, from Duke street te Court avenue, nnd Iho City Hallway track, from East KIiik te Grant street. Alse, for paving with llclu'lan block the Dlaniend at Kn l KIiik and Duke streets. Hlds te cover the street from curb te curb, nnd te be for each part separately nud for all the work nsked for an a whole. All bids must be accompanied with the signa ture or two or mere responsible parties willing te hecome security ; nlse, with n certified check te the amount erten per cenL of tbe bid, which will be forfeited le the city In case of failure le accept the contract, If awarded; otherwise bids will net be considered by the committee. Plans nnd specifications' cnu be seen nt Iho emce of A. A. Herr, Ctty llcgulnter, Ne. 10S East King street. Ily order of the Committee. j)fi,,l2,Ud OKO. W. EAHY, Clerk. TJAIiACE OK FAHHIOA. THE GREAT THIRTY DAYS CLEARING SALE AT ASTRICH'S 115 & 117 N. Queen St., LANCASTEIt, PA. FURTHER REDUCTIONS AND BARGAINS GREATER THAN EVER. Fer Tuesday, July 15 We Oiler tlie Following SPECIAL BARGAINS. we ellbr en This Day. Ne. 0, Deublc-fiueil heavy Pine Silk, two-tenetl Satin Ribbetn, at 10c a, yard. Ne. 10, at 10c a yard. Ne. Hi, Deuble-faced Satin Ribbons, in grey, golden brown nud shrimp, at 10c ti yard. LACES. Pure Silk C'liantilly nnd Spanit.li Guipure Lace, 1-inch wide, nt lOe a vH.nl. Pure Silk Chantllly Luces, 0-iu. wide, nt 12Ju n ynrd. HOSIERY. One let of Children's line quality Black Ribbed Hese, full regular made, reduced te ll)e n pair. One let of Gent's Sliite aud Tan Col ored line Balbriggnn lltw', all at l!e a pair. Oue let of Ladies' Slate antl Tan line Balbrlggau llec, all at lt'c a pair. Children's Gauze Undcrslilrts, larue sizes, high neck aud long sleeves, US te :Uc, at li'lc apiece. Ladies' Fancy Satin I'arails, fancy sticks, paragon frames your choice for l.l-'e. GLOVES. Ladies' Silk and Tadetta Gloves at ll'e a pair. Ladies' Lisle Gloves at lie a pair. Ladles' Tallcltu Silk Glows at Ilea pair. Ladies' Black Silk I.acJ Mitts at We a pair. One let of Ladles' Fine Fancy Em broidered Lawn Apron, all a', lc apiece. Oue let of Gloves at lea pair; only ene pair te a customer. Oue let of Writiug Paper and 'En velopes, in fancy boxes, at Xa a Ikix. NOTICE. Given away en Tuesday 1,000 Japanese) Felding Fans, ene i. every child making any kind of n pur-chiiw. Palace, of Faslik 9Ct 99 in a childish voice one of a n STORE fctcw 3lbtcrttcmctt0. I7 VKHV DAY A CHKAP DAY 111 AT HKINUOLJ HAT 18 TWKNTY-KIVE CENT! create a lleaulirulLawn or Renew m One. BALTIMORE MUTUAL AID SOCIETY Hcqulres several competent nnd worthy men of centlcmanly anncarnnce I us collectors. Alse two men nn asst. suptf W. J. 11AHNKT JeO-tfd HO East King St., Lancaster, EIRE IIRICKS, FIME CLAY, AT tleures. co te JOHN BEST. 333 East F street. mTl 1 r-ANTED-IIOHSES TO PASTURE. T Address, nprSVtfd W. W. GHOSH. Ncffsvllle. A GREAT IMPROVEMENT TO OL1 V Wewuiwiisbyuslnir LANCASTER CI icAutuurAfli luvnn t-iNiiiunr.it. -irANTEn-COO CIGARMAKERS. TT Steady work guaranteed for ene Ant.lut.. tlt,A'lr t M tl nL.ti. .,. fC I'I'J i.rtl,ijuiu.r u. .s.. IllnKhamten, N aa-I'er lurther Information call at tin vens lleiiM-, Friday afternoon and Saturdra jyie-iwuii" rtMS TOP JELLY GLASSES 'AT 23e Dezen, AT HEINHOL1 N JEW Neckties and Pins, AT ERISMAN ANOTHER LOTOFQUEENSWARE Fl Auction, I AT REINHOLU BILLY WAITftJiAH THE BEST TWO 6c and Se Clears In the State, at ' NOS. fi KM NORTH UUEEN dcc5-6mdM.Tu.Tli S "PVO YOU WANT HELP? OOTO LANU .1 J IKK EMPLOYHKNT 1IUHEAU, N XMertu uu it e street, i TsEIGARTKOLDllRANDY. Xi Ne family should be without n hettll mis season ei me year. k. hinuni. !S E. KINO ST., II. E. juneit-iii,iiiact rvO YOU WANT WORK? GO TO I.ANf XJ 1'ER EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, Nl ENerin uuKO sircci. M ARIETTA PIUEUVINO KETTLES -AT-HEINHOLD WE HAVE Til E BEST ASSORTMENT Pines and Clirar Helders. French 1 Pipes In Cases, 50c. each. All the tlne Bn of bmeklmr Tobaccos. DEMUTH'H CIGAR STORE ais-trail 114 East King itre rpllE SEAMLESS COOKING WAR! j. strong, auiuote ana clienn. AT REINHOLU CCHOOL TAX, 1SI0-TJIE DUPLICATE! O new In the bands of tbe Treasurer. Til jver cent, off If paid before August 1. Oi hours rrem U a. in. till I p. m. I W. e. MARSHALL. Treasurer! Jeetau kill Ne. 12 Centra Squall milE ONLY CIGAR STORE WHERE 1 1 enn niircbnse lmnerted nnd Kev u Cigars, and 11. F. Grnveley'sSuperlerCavendl UC11U1UB UUAII BIUIUSJ 114 East KlneStr. Telephone. 18-trdl TJEST 5e HAVANA FILLER CIO AH XJ tue city, at BILLY WAITZ'S, N03. 5 4 103 North Queen i aeeuma m.iu,iii. TT APARRISIENNE Negligee Shirt, AT ERISMAN'I J.1'" MARTIN A CO. FREE TRIP . TO CHINA DEPARTME1 -Of- J. B. MARTIN & CO. at all times, and a very pleasaJ halt hour can be spent examil ing the Latest Novelties China and Glassware. MIDSUMMER BARGAINS Banded Tumblers, 3c each. Crystal Goblets, 3c each. Tip-top Jellies, 2c each. Wine Glasses, 2c each. Sugar Sifters, Sc each. Oil Bettles, 8c each. Covered Sugars, 4c each. Crystal Creamers, 4c each. Covered Butters, 4c each. Large Pitchers, 8c each. Perpers and Salts, 2c each. Night Lamps, 19c each. FRUIT JARS. Headquarters for Masen anc Lichtninc rruit Jars. Masen's quart jars, 7c eachl 1st quality. Masen's quart jars, 41 each, 2d quality. Lightning quart jars, 9c each Lightning gallon, i2( each. J. B. Martin & Ce., Cen Prince & W, King Sis., LAJJOASTKK, J'A, H v xi' s , -t. jJ4rf- i. ,2r 1.--H$y -? i
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