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GOODS stolen ana Buggy Broken.

On Saturday Veterinary Surgeon John
Shaub, of Willow street, was driving
through the country attending to his prac-
tice and some time in the evening, after
dark, he stopped at the residence OF
Harvey Haverstick, at Lime Valley,
Pequa township, to attend sick horse;
He left his team standing in front and
while there went to his buggy several
times to get medicine. When ready to
start home he found that the team was
gone. Mr.. Haverstick hitched up and
took the doctor to his home. Upon arriv
ing there he found that the horse had
arrived a short time before the animal
had the shafts of the buggy and some
other portions to him. Search was then
made for the vehicle, which was found in
pieces along the road. When the doctor
stopped at Mr.. Haverstick's he had large
quantity of medicine. robe, blanket and
whip besides valuable instrument, which
he had just received on Saturday. in his
buggy. These could not be found, and it
is believed that all were stolen. A woman
at the house of Mr.. Haverstick saw two
men standing around the horse just before
he was missed, but she thought that one
was the doctor who was starting hcme.
One of these parties in all probability
united the horse, which they abandoned
after stealing the goods.
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L. There q spirit World

Is There q spirit "Orlu
A remarkable dream or pretcrnaturtl visi-
tation recently occurred in Louisville, NY:
MrV f. MOrera, Il gentleman well ard favor
ably known about tawn, on retiring lor the
night, feeling unwell and nervous Wa5 very
restless in his sleep but seemed to himself TO
be wide awake and In full control OF Ills
Senses vision appeared IN his dream show
Ing large flaming number commanding him
to obtain 1t from the lottery and then vanish
ed, The dream was so startling as TO fully
awaken him, and although one who never be-
lieyed in lotteries or upheld them. yet try as
he would he could not shake OIL the vision or
forget the numbers which seemed to be burn
ed in his brain. Finally he calle'l ut the ofiice
of the Commonwealth distribution Co., ana
paving 81, asked for a ticket with the number
of his dream on 1t. Fortunately the number
was unsold and his ticket given him. The
drawing was soon to come OH and so nervous
and excited had he become that, although
against his principles, he determined to Wit
ness it, and strangely enough hesaw his num-
Der drawn from the wheel and the handsome
prize of $1,000 was his. Was this simply q
coincidence? Who can tell? Next drawing
takes place in Louisville, KY, April 30th $3.50
prizes; amounting to sll2.40O. Whole tickets,
only 81. Address Il. NJ. Boardman, Louisville;
Ky. ltd6w
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BUSINESS OPENINGS.
Sauiiz's New Hat store Oh North Queen
Street.

Sauiiz's New Hat Store On North Queen
Street.
Messrs. Charles N. and Harry s. Shultz
have opened a new hat store at IA North
Queen street (Gundaker's old stand),
which they have stocked with an exceed
ipgly fine supply of hats, caps and other
necessary accessories to first class store
OF the kind. 1t will be the aim of the
young gentlemen to give satisfactory in
ducements to gain the patronage of the
public by having the latest fashions on
hand. The store room has been very at
tractive!y arranged, the goods are of the
best, the prOprietOrs are always "bIiging
and attentive with which characteristics
the Messrs. Shultz start out we'll in their
venture, in which Charles Shultz is very
amply initiated, having been oonnec.ed
with the store of Shultz Bros. for years.
The new firm have been appointed sole
agents for the celebrated "Youman" hat.
New Grocery Established.
A. II. Supplce has just opened a new
grocery store at the corner of North Queen
and O;ange streets. A number of changes
have been made in the store, so that it is
now adapted to the business. Mr.. Sup
pleo will carry a full line of staple grocer
les, but will! give special attention to fruit
and vegetables of all kinds. Mr.. Supplee
has been in the business for years and has
had great deal of experience.
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SHERIFF KElM's fkEDICAMENi.
II @ Is Ordered to Show Cause why 10 Sh"aAo
NOT he Punislled for Contempt.

He is Ordered to Show Cause why He shoaia
Not lie Punished for Contempt.
PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-Judgo Lud,
low to-day directed IN order to be served
upon, Sheriff Keim, returnablo on
Saturday next, directing that oihcer
to show cause why he should not
be punished for contempt in having failed
to summon jurors fof the trial of cases IN
the court of common pleas No. 3. Tho
discovery was made at the sheriits
Office late on Saturday that the
matter had been overlooked and notices
we're hastily served on number of jurors
included in the list, many of them, how
ever, not receiving their summons
until late On Saturday night. UPon
the opening of tho court this
morning a number of the jurors requested
and we're granted discharge on the
ground of not having received the ten days
notice provided by law. The panel was
finally left with thirty nine jurymen to
transact the business for the next two
weeks in tho two rooms of the court.
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There seems to be q move on foot among
number OF merchants to try and dispense
with the services OF these hard working ana
faithful employees, and go back to the OLD
fashioned way of selling goods, but it cannot
succeed, for the drummers controlling their
customers control the trade. Many Of the
fraternity have drawn large prizes IL the lot
teries and as their opportunity tor observing
the workings OF the lotteries is great they are
unanimously OF the opinion that the Common
wealth Distribution co. is the fairest In the
world, and the great drawing which takes
place in Louisville, KY, April 80, offers an un-
precedented chance to win fortune for
small outlay. Capital prize, $4,000. Tickets
only s. each. Address your orders to X. NJ.
Boardman, Louisville, Ky. ltd&w
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MEETING or HOTEL MEN.
Their lpbjections to the MsaDer In Whit
IIceusea are GRANTED.

Their lpbjectious to the MsaDer In Which
Licenses 6raDtod.
The keepers and owners of hotels in this
city held a meeting at the Stevens house,
on Saturday evening, to take some acton
looking to reform in matters of granting
licenses They claim that too many per
sons are allowed to sell liquors in this city
ard that licenses are granted to persons
to keep hotels who have no accommoda'
tions and where they are not necessity.
A large number of hotel men were present
aud much interest seemed to be manifest
ed. The following general protest, which
is intended for presentation to the court,
was read and it seemed to be the sentiment
Of those present
To the Honorable Judges of Quarter Sesstons
Of Lancaster County:
We, the undersigned landlords, hotel
proprietors and citizens of Lancaster city
respectfully do protest to your honorable
court as follows:
I. Our hotel and stabling interests,
which represent AL investment OF no less
than half a million dollars, for the accom-
mediation of the public, are. deprlvebOf OF
the trade by your honorable court in grant
ing SO many hotel and eating house license
to cellars and shops, which have really no
accommodation for man and beast, except
the liquor and beer they have for sale.
ii. We have always tried to live up to
The strict letter of the liquor law. and
consequently you are not able to trace
drunkenness and rowdyism to our places
of business.
III, On account of our largo investment
of capita; we do sincerely protest to your
honorable court against granting beer
saloon license to SO many places, and
especially to property adjoining our Ii
ccnsed hotels.
". We think it entirely unjust in your
honorable court to grant hotel license to
SO many cellars and places who really have
no accommodation for the public.
V. We do protest to your honorable
court against granting hotel and beer
saloon license to persons for places whose
prOprietOrs run their rsaloons as rendezvous
for young men and women to gather, to
drink and mingle together, to the detrI-
ment of the morality of the city.
vi. We do further call the attention OF
your honorable court to the constables'
quarterly returns, requiring them to IN
form your honorable court, under oath,
whether they personally visited the hotels
and saloons of the respective wards aud
found any violation of the liquor law.
We think these returns are made with
great laxity.
After tho appointment OF committee
to employ counsel, who shall be present at
another meeting tomorrow night, the
meeting adjourned.
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-,ieH ~ls+.

EELL,-Arrli !, lSc;. in this city, MIS- Ann
Bell, in the SSth ycssr - her age.
The relatives am! friends OF the lain'ly arc
respectfully 1rvitcG to attend the funerab
services at 7o'clock this evening, at tee res-
1dence of p. W. Gorrecht, No. 323 West Lemon
street. Interment ut Baltimore, Md.
KENDIa-In this city, April 8, of infamma-
tion of the kidneys, Henry IL. kendis. aged 70
years 5mOnths and 70 days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from his residence, No. 5is North Duke street,
on Tuesday morning at IL O'Clock, to proceed
to Paradise Presbyterian church. Services In
the church. II
BENDER LeacGck township. Apr! 8, 1883,
william Bender, In the 63d year OF his age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully III
yited to attend the funeral from his late
residence in Lcacock township. on Thursday
morning at 10 O'Clock. Interment Christ
church. az 0tu
BoYp.-Iu Stcelton, Pa, on the sth inst, DR.
J. o. BOy&.
The relatives nni friends OF tie family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
! from tue Pennsylvania railroad depot, this
, city, on We.n. s'iay morning 1T $50 O'Clock.
Interment at st. Nary's cemetery. 2ts
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ln!2.3tdNI
(yOUHT PROCLAMATION.


WHEREAS, The Honorable JOHN u. LlN-
ISGSTON, President, and Honorable DAVID
w PATTERSON, Law Associate Judge OF tne
Courts of Common Pleas In and for the county
of Lancaster and Assistant Justices OF the
Courts of Over and Tcrminer and General JAN
Delivery and Quarter Sessions Of the Peace, in
and tor the county of Lancaster, have issued
their precept, to me directed, requiring me,
among other things, to make public proclama-
tion throughout my bailiwick, that Court OF
over and Terminer and o General Jail Del1V-
ery also O Court OF General Quarter Sessions
OF the Peace and Jail Delivery, will commence
in the Court House, in the city of Lancaster In
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, on the
THIRD MONDAY IN APRIL Q6th), 1855.
In pursuance Of which precept public notice
Is hereby given to the Mayor and Aldermen OF
the CITY of Lancaster, in the said county, and
ali the Justices of the Peace, the Coroner and
COnstables, of the said city and county of Ian
caster. that they be then and there N their own
proper persons, with their rolls, records and
examinations and inquisitions, and their other
remembrances, to do those things which to
their offices appertain in their behalf to be done
and also all those who will prosecute against
the prisoners who are, or then shall be, i'll the
iail Of said county Of Lancaster, are to be then
and there to prosecute against them as shall Do
just. x,.,.,
1854 JOHN ii. HIGH, Shctsf.
mes 252tlWs.SCw I
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MARKETS,
PhiladelphiA Market.

PHILADELPHIA. April 9.-Elour dull and
weak; Superfne, s3 2553 Z. extra, sS $50
% Penn'a Family, a S7I5 IL.
Rye flour at - 81.
Wheat unsettled; No. Western Red. u l6f9
l l6k: Del. and Pa. Ret. II lS0l l67S;
No. / Red and Amber, 81 1901 ID.
Corn quiet and easier: Steamer, 59G62c
sail Yellow and Mixed, 6,G6ic No. Mixed
50G62c.
Oats dull and easier.
Rye dull at 65sl6Sc.
Provisions quiet.
Lard quiet.
Butter dull and weak Pa Creamery extra.
S0fl3lc firstS, 2Jl2Ic: Western, 29DS0c nrStS
25el25c Bradford Extras. 26R27c.
Rolls dull; Pa. and Western, 90l6c as to
quality.
Eggs firm and in fair demand Penn'a,
1S4c: Western, ls1ac: southern, lSc.
Cheese firm, and fairly active.
Petroleum dull Refined, Shs1SlIc.
WHISKY at 81 -
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Amusements.

Henry Ward Beecher-Wednesday evening
this popular divine will lecture in Fulton
opera house On the subject of "Evolution and
Revolution" which Is said to be the best lee
ture Mr.. Beecher has ever given. The lecture
will no doubt be a brilliant one, as the ability
OF Mr.. Beecher as a public speaker ts we'll
known, ami his lecture abounds with infor-
nation and entertainment.
Archde0con Kirkbys Lecture.-The venerL-
able Archdcacon Kirkby will deliver a lecture
on the Arctic regions, where he has sent p
years OF his lie There is no doubt OF the OK.
cellence and value OF the lecture, and a large
audience should greet the speaker on his ap-
pearance in Fulton opera house tomorrow
evening. The subject is rich with infOrma
ton and the lecture abOunds with fine dc
scriptiOns and entertaining features.
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With E|y's Cream Balm child can be
treated without pain or dread. and with per
feet safety. Try the remedy, 1t cures Catarrh
Hay Fever and Colds in the head. Price DOC
Apply into nOstriis with little finger.
have been q sufferer tor years with ca
tarrh, and under u physicians treatment 1or
over a wear. Ely's Cream Balm gave me i'm.
mediate relief. believe am entirely cured,
q. s. DAVIS, First National Bank, Elizabeth
N. j.
EIy's Cream balm, Tor the cure of Catarrh
Cold in head and Hay Fever, Is the best art1
Gle have ever sold tor the treatment OF those
diseases. am bearing the most favorable re-
ports OF Its benz II cial effects. HENRY Il. SEM
PIE, Druggist, Easton. Pa.
nS.9wdM w E&W
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Mothers! MotnersII Mothers |!

Arc you. disturbed at night and broken OF
YOUR rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain Of cutting teeth : II
so, 20 at once and get a bottle OF MRS. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon 1t; there is no mistake about IT, There
is not a mother on earth VINO hes ever used 1t,
who will not tell you at once that it will regu-
late the bowels, and give rest to the mother
and relief and health to the child, operating
like maggie 1t is perfectly safe to use IN all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription OF one OF the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States Sold everywhere. 25 cents bottle.
m2:ly-M.W .W&S&v
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" The Tralnps Daughter

The Matte Vickers comedy company
appeared second time III the opera house
on Saturday evening when their audience
was considerably larger than Oh the pre-
vious night. The performance was equally
fine and tho audience was almost wild over
the young soubrette's acting in the second
act. The party go to Columbia to night
and should have large house.
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special Meeting of Prison inspectors.

special Meeting OF Prison inspectors.
The board of prison inspectors held
special meeting to day and all of the MEM
bers were present.
The official bond of r. r. Bitter, treas
urer of the board, in the sum of $1,000.
was presented and on motion approved
and filed.
The contract with A Z. Herr, for the
manufacture of cigars from Feb. 5, 1888,
to Jan. 8, 1854, was read, signed and
ordered to be paid.
On motion it was resolved that the task
of the cigar makers be increased from
1000 to !, 200 cigars per week, this regu.
lation to commence on Monday the 10th
of April.
The board adjourned at noon until the
first Monday in May.
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SECOND EDITION.
MONDAY Evening, APRIL 9. 1888.
IRISH TROUBLES.
NEWS FROM EUROPE Bh CAhAE'

Michael D.vitr Characterizcs tho dynamite
Policy Insane ana Idiotic-rhe fhHhA
Park Murder Trials Begun To-day.
LONDON. April 9.-Michael Davitt has
written letter characterizing the dyna-
mite policy as insane and idiotic.
The PARK Murderers Removed.
The Phenix park murders have been
removed from Kilmainham Jail to the
court house under heavy guards. A rescue
is apprehended. Many suspicious persons
resembling Americans are being wa'chea
by the police.
Tho Trial Begun.
DUBLIN, April 9.-The Courthouse
where the trial of the PhGnix park aSsaS-
sins is to take place, was besieged this mofr-
ing by crowds of persons eager TO gam ao-
mission. Only the jurors and reporters
however. were admitted. The prisoners
Brady, Kelley, Delaney, Caffery,. CurIey,
and Fitzharris were brought to the court
house, escorted by whole troop Of dra-
goons. The grand jury was sworn in ana
wore addressed by Judge OBrien. he
stated that the crown would ailege that
Lord Frederick Cavendish's murder was
no part of the crineas cOncocted, ouI tnaI
he was victim to his presence IN the
park with MIR. Burke, nevertheless all
present at the time of the murders were
responsible. The grand jury then retirea.
"A Truo Bln Found Against Bradley
The grand jury soon returned to the
court room with true bill against Joe
Bradley, charging him with the murdef
of Lord Frederick Cavendish and MI.
Burke. Bradley was arraisned at the bar
and pleaded not guilty. His trial was sci
down for to morrow.
"A AMurdcrcr lseheadeI.
BERLIN, April 9.-Conrad, the muir
derer of his vile and four children, whose
sentence to death the emperor refused to
commute. was beheaded in the court
ward of the prison here this morning
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Live stock Market.

CnlcAGo-Hogs-Recei 3a oO0 head ship
ments, 4,SOO head trading light. but prices
strong and 50lOc higher general market
healthy at the advance: mixed, 1907 80;
heavy. - 5oQ7 S.; light, " .o97 60; skips,
Cattie-Receipts, TO- co head shipments 1000
head; market moderately active; prices
steady fat pony cattle selling stronger: ex-
& s5I, good to choice shipping. S. 9Jl6 IS !;
common to fair, 3 l515 IS mixed butchering
steady common to fair, 81 5Og3W: medium
to good. SiG5 ; stOckers and feeders steady ut
s. 3Ol94 25.
Sheep-Receipts, 100 head shipments, LOO
head demand fair and market firm common
to fair, IS 5OI5: medium to good, Is jOG6 !;
choice to extra. st - 9675.
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S;liarged With Larceny.

Peter Robinson, VIM. Limebach and
James Reilly have been arrested by OH
Ger Daily, on the charge of larceny of
pair of pautaloons from the tailor shop OF
the county almshOuso. It appears that
the pantaloons were sold in town by Peter
Robinson. Limebach is tailor at the
aImshouse and lie is the only person who
carries key to the shop. The men were
all committed for hearing before Alder
ma0 Rarr
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ESTS.

TIOI. RENT.-TuE STORE ROOM, NO. 80
i North Queen street, now occupied by
Amos Ringwalt. Apply to o~p,,p
feb7 o lOs eodtfd No. 40 East King st.
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a,alam,tes at the Fall of Building.

ELMIRA, N. Y, April 9.-Henry Mes
sett, a laborer, was killed this morn
ing by the falling of the walls
of tbree-story building burned
week ago. Alderman p. j. Lee, the
owner of the property, Was badly hurt
about the bead, and SIX other workmen
were slightly injured. They were renov-
ing uniniured goods from the cellar.
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DR.. L. w Warren, who was committed
to prison Oh Friday for 10 days, for boing
drunk and disorderly by Mayor MacGoni.
gle was before Judge Patterson on writ
this afternoon. 1t was shown that the
wife of the doctor is very sick and desires
the attendance of her husband. He also
has number of patients who need his at
tention. He was very penitent and prom.
ised to drink no more. He was discharged.
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An Old Indian Woman Murdored.

ST.. LOUIS, April AN old Indian
woman, over so years of age, known as
the Widow jim, living lonely E'c
near Onaga, Kansas, was murdered
two or three days ago ard her cabin after
wards set on fire to conceal the crime.
Money was the object of the murder, the
old woman being known to have several
hundred dollars
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COrOnor'S Inquest. :.

Yesterday morning Coroner Shiffer held
an inquest on the body Of John Conway,
who committed suicide at the almshOuse
on Saturday. The testimony of several
witnesses were heard, and the jury rem
dered verdict of suicide by hanging while
insane. 1t has been asoertained that the
deceased had three sisters and a wife re-
siding in Martic township, and his body
will likely be taken by them.
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Cattle Market.

2G0O head; market dull: prime, 7ss0Sc; ;
good ut 71s@71ac medium at 6x07c; common
ut 534a6Ac; tat cows, 4aGo1ac; veal calves,
lA&GSLc.
Sheep-Eeceipts. 1000 head; market active
prime 7tsGa794c; good, 7l7l4c; medium. 6NQ
G1sc; common, 4lsG5Mc; Iall lambs, 5OsHc !;
spring do, sifaS per head.
IIo~s-Rccpirta no head market active ::
prime. l3ssQi!i4c good. llGllAc; medium
lOlIfrlOIe.
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ls the most effective Pain Destroyer In
the world. VIII most surely quicken the
blood, whether taken internally or applied
externally, ,end thereby more certainly reliev
pain, whether chronic or acute, than any other
pain alIev.ator, and it is warranted double the
strength or any similar preparation. 1t cures
pain III the Side. Back Or Bowels. Sore inroat,
RheumatisIa and ALL ACHzs. and is THE
GREAT RELIEVER OF PAIN. "BRowN's
HOUSEHOLD PANAUKA" should DO in every
family. A teaspoOnful of the Panacea In
tumbler OF not water [sweetenedi If preferredl J,
taken at bed time will BREAK UF COLD. 25 cts
u bottle toOlt-iFdM'" " 0oH"
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SPECLAL NOTICES.

The only pain we can safely make light OF, IS
tho window.pane, but the pain that racks our
frame and tears our lungs is a matter of seri.
GUS consequence. To alleviate the latter and
effect q permanent cure, DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup is relied on by all sensible people.
SKILL IN THE WoRKsHoP.-To do good work
the mechanic must have good health. IT long
hours OF confinement in close rooms have en-
feebled his hand or dlmmed his sight, let him
at once and before some organic trouble
appears, take plenty OF Hop Bitters. His sys-
tenn will be rejuvenated, his nerve strength
cncd, his sight become clear, and the whole
constitution be built up to higher working
condition. mar22.l6teod
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Secretary Fc,ger at !ts PosS.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Secretary Fol
ger was at the treasury department. to day
for the first time iii about two months.
His left eye is still somewhat inilamed and
is protected by a shade. Otherwise he is
in pretty GOOD health.
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A Tobacco Man Surprised.

Wm. Afiiebach is the foreman of J.
Mayer Sons tobacco warehouse and was
recently married. AS he is about going
to housekeeping the men in his employ
decided to give him a present. They
purchased an elegant new cook stove
with all utensils and presented it to him
at noon. Frank Il. Berntbeisel mace the
presentation speech, to which Mr.. Affic-
bach responded, thanking the men for their
handsome testimonial