The York Daily from York, Pennsylvania • Page 1

JO' -i i Vol. 5. YORK, MONDAY, MAY 20. 1872. Whole No.

442.. I 13 A UA jr i iii r. PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING SAtVtUAT Mkl ClOUdy til 1J ilh I lliilit hoer during tbt aflernoon ihermomete 72 Canned Peas, String Beau, Corn, Peaches, Oyster, LeUtcrs etc; also Corn Orita and aftf-raisinf flour at Knehn'l, oppuit First National. D0tff want a Looking Glaas, call at Btrack'l, 13'J tfewth fleorga stroet, York, Pa. decl-t It V.

Y. a xciPTiva iriniT) wklhh, it se. Hnth Beaver I3AAO RUDISILL, Looal Street. Uttor. Opening Mad Cloning of Malls at York Tui fullo'wicg preamble and resolutions were adopted jestcris by the Tork Lodge, No.

206. A. V. M. i Whkbkai, In the providence of Almighty God.

our esteemed brother Charles Jabei Eppley. has been taken from our midst, and after a llpferlojr Hod pitlnn'l lllnui, ctlled, we humbly hope, to an InneriUtiue cf perfect peace. Iittoltnl That this Masonio Lodge has lost a worthy and useful member, and our great Order, ooe whose life rejected honor upon it. linolvtd. That we, bis brothers, deeply mourn his loss a cause of sadness to all to some of bjlr bofhbers aJceen personal sorrow, and we offer our earnest sympathy to bis rela lives and friends in their bereavement.

Rtioli td, That as a mark of respect to our deceased brother, we will attend his funeral, and that these resolutions be published, and a copy be sent to bis immediate relatives. Post OIBo. MIL BMIL AaUVlT a7m pTm! aTm; p.m loft lis t. yoo 10.45 T. 6.

IS 7. fl. 1U3 S.15 7. H.M 7. 4.15 1045 4.n 10 4 7.

S.no lM.s son 10.45 3.0W 10.45 7. 4 1 5 si. fHfjlS 11-45 6 45 3 15' gards the closing of the tlofti et 7 c'elock. He speaks of it being the grandest butfbvg the Yrrk merchants ever invented. Why does he speak so I cis etplain the matter very easily.

It is not for the of tbe working man that he wishes the store" kspt open one hour later, at be says. It is the elmigbt cW that be cares for He also says that tbe working' iHud hit- bo time to buy his gaods until be gets borne alii est his supper the stores are closed. That is a very trifling excuse. You all know that the wives of those med do tbe buying generally, and when they do any buying themselves they do it on Saturday nights, as they do not get their pay until friday evenings. There is Saturday nights when tbe store! "fe open until 10 o'clock, at which time he can buy roh to last bim all the following week.

He also says that in winter when there is scarcely any walking done, the re are kept open until 9 o'clock, an! in summer L'e'tf th side walks are crowded the stores are closed at 7 clcck. This is another trifling comparison. Every person knows that there are more goods sold duriog iLe lifter months than during tbe aull months of June, July, aud August, when the heat is great. We know that there is more promenading done in the summer evenings than winter, but not as many goods bought. The Forty five Yeart Resident ought to write another local, as he can give such godd eom parisons LIHT OF LETTERS Remaining undaimtd in tf.i rbtt Ojjice, York, May IS, 1872.

degrees. More rain fell during tbi night an i little jetterdaj. II bc clear and wind Id the afternoon temperature moderate. Oibrox 8eato, employees a clerk at the renoejrWaoia iteel works, at Baldwin, residing at New Market, York county, was killed Fridij afternoon bj the accidental discharge of bit gun. Ejuxijutios.

The final examinations' of the Senior Class of fc'eoniivania College will commence on lody, at 8 A. in the College Chapel. The publio are cordially in-ited, tU Hall. The Keystone B. B.

Club, Of York, will p'ay a match garni on their grounds.on Monday afternoen, (Whit-Monday) at 2 o'clock, with a picked nine of this place. The gamo will be a hotly contested one. 0 Monday last the following gentlemen were elected officers of the itanoter Branch Rtilroad: rrositicnt, A. W. Eichelberger; Directors, Datid M.

Myers, Reuben Young, Henry Wirt, Jacob Forney, Peter Flickinger and John Nyman. Didicatio. St. Peter and St. Iaul Ger man Catbolio Oirtfe.

midway between the lUnoer Junction and Glen Rock, in Codorus township, will be dedicated on Tues lay, May 21st r.inhop Shanahan, of Harrisburg, and a number of Priests from abroad will be present and take part in te cCfctLontes. Tbs publio is incited lo" attend. ArpticATiOJis and remonstranoes for tarern and restaurant licenses will be heard at York, at the Argument Court lo be held on Tuesday, the 28ih day of May, next, at 10 o'clock. The oourt refuged licenses to all applicants against whom remonstrances bad been filled, and baa appointed the above time to hear all parties interested. Rklsaskd The colored mau, Dennis, ar rested an! committed to jail, last week, supposed to be guilty of an outrage in Wilming- ton, Delaware, has been released.

The hus band of the woman, accompanied by several officers visited tbejail and failed to recoguiie this Dennis, as the man, who perpetrated the fiendish act. lie was, therefore, set at liberty. The FariT Prospkct. The present indica tions are very favorable for an extraordinary crop of fruit tbe present season. The peach, cherry, pear and apple trees have made a most remarkable ahow of blossoms and the Ami mm waII t.

trees have been fairly loaded down with blooms. If no untoward circumstances occur we ehall be blessed with abundance of fruit next fall. Tui funeral of Charles Jabex Eppley, which took place yesterday afternoon, was largely amended. The remains were escorted to their last resting place in Prospect Hill Cemetery, by Lodge No. 206, A.

Y. Humane Lodge, and Mount Vernon Encampment I. 0. 0 and rk Continental Rifle Company. The remains were interred with Masonio ceremo nies and military honors.

During the late war the deceased was a member of Co. 130th Regiment, Pa. and was severely wounded at the battle of Anlietam. Tub report that Miss Long, of 'Hanover, will participate in the Concert to be given at Jefferson, this evening, which has been con siJerably circulated on account of her name appearing on bills and programme of tbis Concert is not correct, as she states through the Glen Rock Item, that her name has ap peared ou bills and programmes, for the Jefferson Concert, without her authority, and that ehe was entirely ignorant of it until after it had been done. She will not sing in Jeffer- sou.

Tub committee appointed by tbe York Zou oves N. G. of to make arrangements for a proper observance of the Sfltb of May. by deoorating the graves of Union soldiers with flowers, respectfully ask the citizens of York and vicinity for contributions of flowers for the occasion. Donations can be left at tbe armory of the York Zouaves, in Masonio Hall, from Wednesday eveniug, the 29th until 1 o'clock P.

Thursday, the, SOth inst. It is hoped that our citizens will comply with this request with their usual promptness and generosity. By order of the committee. Geo. Chairman.

A. 0. Rtieo, 'Secretary. MpriaSJ liMMMia. Vorg" ivauie, wtwi, 'S" has just received a fine assortment of Spring Ouod, which he has eleted with great art, ana will nak np la at th lewetit poiuble prico Give bun a call.

Wallick'fl Art Uallery.H baa jtwt returned from the city with a new lot of Frame and Picture, th nu-st trtr hand, and to be sold very ch.p in erder to lay in a new stock. Now I your chance for cheap Pio-turas and iTau.es, at Fine Art Uallery. A afflfwdbl lot of home-made Mew' Gaiteri at D. 8. CoMo'.

Free Exhibition Dolly Varden Picture on exhibition and for sale 'at Wallk Fine Art Gallery. A MW lot of Bird Cag just received at J. D. Sohall'e Uouse Ftfrufahing Store, No. 9 Wet ilartwt treet.

I. Coble ht kavgly increased hi tocm. of Baota dho and Uaiter, at Odd Fallow's Hall. twmt Received a new lot of Ladie Gaiten of all stylei. All goods warranted a mpreaerntHd.

D. 8. COBLK, Udd Fallow' HalL Groeerle. A full and complete stock of all kind of Groceries conitautly kept on baud at J. L.

i.hn's No. 4 aud lili, North George atroet. For ttw kteat style of Button fchoe and Slipper to 8. Coble's, Wo. 100 South George itreet.

It. S. Coble Jn-t received a new lot oftadto' mimrt, andchildreu's, huttoa shoe which will be a-ld at prices to suit all parties. Tr la'e't Improved Water Cooler for sale at J. I.

Scliall Hon Furnishing Store, fto. We Market t. Call and see the cheap Bread Safe aad Eefrigwator price D. Bchall'l Houe Furnihing fctore. Ko.

West Market sturet, York, Fa. Children's Carriages, reversible bodies, only to be ba at J. L. Knehn's. Ao.

136, North George stroet. Ocnt'a stitched CM Boots at Su.idheim' for four dollars and a half. All who fail to see Dolly Varden in II. (how windov miss a rare treat. Insparfcttit to the Ladles Bukioais ha on band th finest lot ot Uamburg Edging and Inaer- tions.

Don't fall to call on him. Hfew Arrival. It. opposite the National llonsx, has jut retn-ntd from tho city with a vary Urge assortment of Cotton Hosiery for Ladies, Mioies and Children Kid Gloves, of all shade; French torsef. Marseille Trimmings, White I'ringes, Embmid-ies, Hamburg Edgings and Iuertiugs, Bwias Kmbroidep-ies, etc.

Oo tothe Fine Art Gallery for Cheap South GooTue' street. Coble hi now tbo finest and the most Kylish men's ladies' misses and children' Gaiters in tow, Meaar. rrelicli Merchant Tailors, are now prepared to furnish all kiud of fashionabla clothing for spdug wear. Their stock of Caasimer and Cloths is large and well selected, and will lw sold at very reasonable rates. Gentlemen desiring first claw clothing are solicited to call aud exauiiiw before purchasing fclse-, wheie.

aprlO-tf. NEW ASVEETISSTS. ORDINANCE Relative to the accumulation of Oyster-Shells, j-c, in the Borough of York. 2e it enacted and ordaintd by thr, Chirf Burgas and Town Council of the Hnrmigh of York, Bsc. I.

That no person or person thall place or keep nr rntnao to tu nlvwl or tcent. in or UDUB anv of tho treet or iilewalk of said Borough, any acenmul tion of Oysters Shell or other off naive matter, whether ia Barrels, Boxes, or in heap. 8eo. II. That no person or person shall place or keep, or cause to be placed or kept, in or upon any of the sido-wilss or streets of said Borough, any Boxe Barrels, Baloi, Ci ates.

Caxks, or other obsti notion. Sic. 111. Tho High Constable of said Borough hereby authorized and directed to notify any person or per- sous placing or keeping, or causing to bo placed or kept, snob Oyster Shells, or other offensive matter, or such Boxes, Barrels, Bales, Crate, Cask, or other obstruction, in or upon any of said streets or sidewalks, to remove th tame; in default of which, after ten hours itice, the said H'gb Constable shall remove tho same, and shall make uformation before any Justice of the Peace iu audd Borongh, against the person or persona so offending, who, on conviction, shall pay a flue of Two Dollars lor the first offence and the coat of said removal, and for every tmtweqmnt offence, Five Dollar and cost of Enacted and ordained this 6th day of April, A. By order of Town Council i.

J. M. DEITCH, Chief Burgess. J. C.

B. Moo, Town Clerk, fmay20-3. FOR SALE. 1500 bushels Black Sand at three cents per bushel. Apply at ''Variety Iron orks." maylS-lw 0R RENT.

A two-story Frame House, situated in West Princess street. For particulars uJlon AMBROSE ORNDOHFF, at H. Boll's, Shoe Store, 33.1 South Go rge strtet. mayl7-lw DRESSMAKING. Mrs.

Vale has removed her dressmaking establishment to 215 North George street. reuses made, at short notice. anted two com-p -tent bands and also, four or five apprentice, to learn the trade. Apply to Mr. C.

Vale, 215 horth George reet. maylt-lw. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The Copartnership here'oforj existing under the firm ofWeiser Steiner A Bender, has this day, been dissolved by motnal consent, aud G. J.

Weiser and E. C. Bender, under the firm ofWeiser A Bende'. a.e authorized to collect, and receipt, for all account due said firm, and to whom all claims shall be presented for payment. G.

J. WEISKR, J. F. STKINEB, E. C.

BENDER. Ph'lipaburg, May 8, 1872 CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS. The undersigned having purchased the interest of J. f. Steiner, in the late firm ol Weiser.

Steiner A Bender propose continuing theBusiuessof iho manufacture of Lumber, Shingles Ac. at the -aver Run Mills, under the firm same ot Weiser A Bender and would hereby return their thanks to the friends and the'public, for tho liber patro ace bestowed noon them, and would re spectfully solicit a continuance of the same G. J. WEISKR, X. C.

BENDER, Philipsburg, May 8 1872, Wo have this day associated with 8 Wefurr. Eq of Yor i. Pa in our Beaver Run Mills lumbering operation, under thelitis uauio of Weimr Bender. Philadelphia, New York, tUltlmore, Wmhlnicto, D. 0.

PI'Lburir, Urriturj way, la a cast cr, Columbia, Wrl-Mavlll, fl arruburg, Haltlmnroway, Oettytbnrg, Iteadlntz Matter on ICvery Tar.e. TRAVELER'S GUIDE. Oepartare and Arrival of lb Paaaeaarer Train nt York. DEPARTURES FROM YORK. SOUTHWARD.

5.20 A. 7.15 A. 00 A. 11.50 P. 8.B0 8.4J P.

and IS night. NORTHWARD. 12 nleht. 151 A. 11.35 A.

P. and 9.27 P. M. EASTWARD. 40 A 11.40 A.

aud 4.00 P. M. ARRIVALS AT TORK. FROM TUB SOOTH. 12 n'irhi.

A. M. 11.30 A. 8.10 P. 1.25 P.

FROM THE NORTH. 5.20 A M. .55 A. U.50 P. 3.45 P.

1.42 P. and 12 night. FrtOM TflE EAST. J5 A. 2.S3 P.

ud 1.15 P. M. SUNDAY TRAINS. The northward bound train passing this station at to.27 12 night, and those southward at 5 0 A. Mand 13 atxht, ran U1y.

All other train dally ex-eept Sua nAHOTKR BRANCH RAILROAD. The following train taak connoctioa at tho Hanover Junctions 80UTIIWARD. Traiui leaving York at 7.15 A. 1.00 A. P.H.

NORTHWARD. and 3.50 Trlna arrMag at Tork at 9.51 A. MM 6 25 PM. -TralD run by Altoona tlm. S.19 P.

and STOCKS OX KaTI RDAY. Northern Central Ptork, Gold Bondi, 15 Bondi, 1 9 X) American Oold. 3li 95 4 H3H HPLINTKIW The tobacco stores were all kept closed yes terday. A cemmendable move. Yesterday morning Rev.

Mr. Loane preach in the Beaver street M. E. church. Prof.

D. Eberly preached in St. Paul's Lutheran church latit evening Yesterday the altar in Trinity Reformed. a i cuurun was Deautirully tnmruod with flowers commemorative of Whitsuntide. Yesterday the York Continental Rifle Com- panj, appeared for the first time, in their new uniform, which is very attractive.

LOCAL INT1CLLIGKNCK. Wsi see it stated that East Berlin is to have dnily ma'l to and from Hanover after tho 1st of July. A special invitation is extended to all to at tend the anniversary exercises of the Y. M. C.

to be held ia St. Paul's Lutheran church, this evening. IIobse Stoixs. On' Friday night a bay tnare, a snddle, and bridle were stolen out of the stable of William Eyster, on the Hanover road, about six miles from York. No Tbaiss From th Wsst.

Owing to a cave in at the long tunnel of the Pennsylvania railroad near Galitzin, there were no trains from the West on Saturday. Thb members of the Laurel Fire Company are requested to take their hats to D. F. Yost's paint shop, and bate them repainted until the 22nd inst. Yestkbuat German communion services were held in Rev.

Dr. Lochman's church. 829 persons communed. This added number who communed at tbe English services the Sabbath previous, makes a total of P. L.

Wickes, LbVi MAtsti, Ricuabd Watt, Committee. Fikkxih's Paradb. On Wednesday afternoon, on the occasion of tbe reception of tbe Rainbow Fire Company of Reading, tbe Vigilant Cf our ttorough Will participate, which will make three uniformed companies in line, and will no doubt present a handsome appearance. The visitors will be the guests of tbe Laurel during their stay in this place, and after the parade will be banqueted at the Masonio Hall, where they will be received, after which they will be "shown 'round." Tbe route will be as follows: Form on Duke street punctually at 3 SO P. right resting on Philadelphia, down Philadelphia to George, op George to King, down King to Beaver, up Beaver to Princess, np Princess to George, up George to New, op New to Queen, down Queen to King, down King to Duke, down Duke to Philadelphia, up Philadelphia to Queon, up Queen to Market, down Market to Newberry, out Newberry to Philadelphia, up Philadelphia to Penn, down Peon to Market, down Market to tbe Bridge, where the parade will be dismissed and the visitors escorted to the Masonio Hall.

The committee of arrangements very re speotfully request our citizens to display their flags and decorate their dwellings and water the streets on the route of prooession. Letter From th People. Thf Mirket Iloutt Question. Mr. Editor: As on who feels equally interested with others, who are property-bold efs in and about the Square, I would say it becomes us lo look at this question, without making dunces of ourselves by writing stupid articles for the paper, which have nothing in them Save tho manifestation of supreme selfishness.

In the disposition of this question, those who have favored the removal of the market houses from the square to some other locality have had something to say worth looking at and carefully considering, whilst on the other hand, those who want to keep tbe old sheds just where they are, hive Said literally nothing, save that tboir property and their business might suffer, aal, therefore, it would be an awful disaster if anybody else would derive any advantage from such removal. After considering this matter carefully, I have come to tbe conclusion that nothing better could be done in our town than the removal of those old sheds it is folly to waste any more money in them. They would still be "insufficient and unsightly, a disgrace to our venerable old borough," and a steuch in the nostrils of every on who gets near them. The apprehonsion that business and property would suffer from such removal is unfounded. We bavo the capital and we have tbe large business houses in and about Centre Square, and we will hold the business just there, no matter whether the market bouse is put on Oreenawalt's corner or any other corner within a The "True Democrat" truly says "It looks as though the parties who would object on this score, lack the enterprise to advertise' their business any other way but by having the customers thrust on them by tbe town, by keeping up a market bouse in front of their stores." Now then, I propose aotion If the town authorities cannot afford to give the citizens and market people sufficient accommodations in a suit-ubia place, and thereby realize twenty per.

on tbe investment, as is the case in Columbia aud, I think, in Lancaster, then Id us have something else; a atook company will pay; try it, for them will be no trouble in dis-osing of the stock. A PROPEBTT HOLDER. No.l(jiusr an article in yesterday's Daily, I sign- by forty-five yars redden $8 re. LAIUKS' LIST. CU-ffman, Annie Urron, Rtecc Krerhart.

fUIHc Fry, Liiin Ouod, Annie Lecrone, Allc Lewis, Mr 8 Myere, Annie Mytn, Joeephina Myera Caroline Since, Sophia -pnter, Hraa SchriTer, Alice Alice A GESTLEHEX'ff LIST. Att'-baugh, George Bahn, ll-rry lUeoaman, Christian CuUVr. 8 Chutin, Levi Coulter, Wm Dormn'i Kmi, Orabial UorweQ Ory, Joeeph IlanieU, Pter Itackert, Henry LUrper, Robert jLottckt, Albert Lnhipon, Joeepu iOrwijr, WhI er lOlp. Peter 'l'rubb, RiechUy.Qeo iRnlin, JcobH John jgtijre. Dabtun ISIieely, Jacob I Techop, Albert Weiaer, WmH JWauibaugh, Wra JESSOP, P.

M. Mi'squitoes! Mcsqvjitoes you want to sleep comfortably, free from flies and musquitoes, buy a Musqutto Canopy at Watt's New Wall Paper Store. Cheap enough for all to buy. Call and see tbe great bargains offered at A. B.

Vandersloot store. New style walking shoes for gentlemen, "at Spahr's." Just received the finest assortment of per-calls, dress goods, which will be sold cheap at A. B. Vandersloot South George street. Just received at Spahr's a fall line of children's Light Colored Shoes, suitable for the season, in button and lace.

Call And examine our stock to-day, at the American Shoe 19J West Market street. Daniel Rutledob is prepared to furnish Ice Cream wholesale or retail. SPECIAL NOTICES. St me Pemoresfa Combination euspendnn. and boulder, brace, rel guipure lace black lace veils, half hp Rkirti.

Superior quality hand-wade coneti, ladles and children white, aud colored lisle thread giovof Agtit for alma Daraorcst'i pattern, 5 South Georgo York. Pa. Walliek'a First Origin Art Gallery The remou I can eeM my Frame and Pictnrea cheaper than any one elee is because I bny large at a tint. Alao.I huve the fiueet select lo of Chromoe, Lith-fegraph, and cheapest Oil Pointings in York. Recollect 1 cheap for Canh.

I am prepared to Finish all styles of Frames at the very lowest figure, and I can't be beat in York for cheap Picture and Frames especially; at Wallick'i Fine Art Gallery, 225 W. Market street, Ho For J. W. Sellers at 113 H. 3rors: afreet.

Because they manufacture and sell frames all kint and sizes, cheaper than ran be gotten in York or the city. We also, ve some splendid Chronic, Lithographs Ac. A new lot of Oval Frames just re-reived. Please givo us a call for we are selling at astonishing low rates. mayl6-lw.

Teaehlnira -t History. It is said history re. poa itself, so does business enterprise. Soma men build up a good bnsine-a in a lotation where other men J. The success of the City Drng Store is a standing testimony to the assertion.

Come and see. Now fa Tour Time If yon want to save money; If you want a iod arttcler if you want to be well pleased with whnt yon buy. then go to the City Drug St ere, where you will find a fine assortment of Coal Oil Lamp, 8hdeg Chimneys, Ac, cheaper than the cheapest and batter than the best. IiaIIv Yardei will appear in H. Sundhoim'i show window this afternoon and evening receivnd a superior assortment of Embroider- UaiabuigwIgiuKi and insertions.

Also a large lot tt liuATi anil IfUIA mllan and r.llffk at ttllkilhanm'. Knfinn tk j'tionai Howa. ilC CEXl'KR, mgyU-lw.