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fit; sav1' i 4th Year Vol.3J No. 63 1 8. YORK, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 14, 1883. PRICE TWO CENTS. KNTN ITRWffK.

torn it n. LOCAL IMTKLI.IUKNf THE REPUBLICANS. TBI BXPfCf'TEl STAR. The lover of astrouomy are wow look Par Asrsar At the request of numerous Democrats. 1, St iver.

do hereby oiler 111 se It us a i) amlxl.ile. fortlu) ofliee of Assessor in 1 1 ti ard. to JV LAROKat Ariy-Utloll any nawspapor ruL.Ii.h1 County and auoro than TilUKU TIMES the circulation of ANY 0T11KK duly tmirnt In York, uud the ONLY dally bapar in York that i-oWtm rfyuUrly to (raad Lasts, A Grand Lntieh will be served to-night at Dr. Reiser's Hotel, South George street. Chariots step at the door every hulf hour.

ho minors or drunkards allowed. JOSKi'U Keisf.r. Pallre larsas. Tba watch house had tenty-ene occupants last night, seventeen for lodging, three for being drunk and disorderly aqd nea lnnatic. Th latter was arrested by Ofticer Croll iu the southern end of towa.

Daarlaa Prof. L. E. Dare will give a farewell party and goruian Maanaic Hall on Mouday evening. addoa Bla Mr.

R. M' Adams, ostice of the Peace of Penn township, and a brother of George idams, of York, diwd suddenly of heart disease ou Thursday night. I.MUri Uraaird Letter of administration on the estate of John MofTet, late of Helium township ware graulad to George A. Keumaii by Register Rownian yesterday. At Ike Rlak.

Prof. Hiighaton. ef 7 ew York, will be the attraction at the rink to-night and will giv an exhibition bf bis early experienre 00 akates, which it aaid lo be very fnany A rear Still Tai far At a meeting of the Dillatmrg Town Council lat Friday evening. I). V.

Beit fil waa elected borough treasurer and Aiex. minion tax collector, ibetax waa laid at 4 nulla. rvkea Baaa. Mrs, C. Fickea, residing near Weiglea- town, had the luiifortuae to fall aud break oae of her lege.

John Kunkle, of Mt. Koyal, was tbrowu from a wagou and broka his collar bone Tke l.aarel Sail. Those who attend the anniversary hall at the Laurel eugiue house this evening are promised a pleasuut time by tha com- initte of arrangcuvuta, who have left nothing nudone to secure the pleasure of their guests. Racelsiar Bailllag Warks. Mr.

B. J. King yesterday took possession of the Excelsior Mottling Works, and leased the establishment fur live rear to Ileary Weigle. Mr. Weigle will reopen the works to the trade about tbe first of March.

The ice house is now beirnr filled A Nad alter. Yesterday morning a country leum longing te Iwia Gross, loaded with lum ber, waa sulled wtile crossing the gutter at Peon aud Market atretta. Two mules were borrowed and hitched to the team, and with tbe aid of some twenty men the agon wa pulled out. The gutter is in a bad condition from the ice, and this is the second team that stuck there. ArreeM4aad Brwagkl lo Verk.

Robert C. Boetwick was arrested iu Lancaster by Officer Sweeney and broaght to York on the eleven o'clock train yester day, charged by 8. M. Maiilfold, superin tendent of the York A Peach Bottom rail road, with maliciously breakiug into some of the company's conches and retting tire 0 the same. He waa takeu before Justice Platts who commuted him for a hearing to-day.

(WUas Fall afaa Old Ulaa Yesterday afternoon about two o'clock Mr. Hart lauer, residing on East Philadelphia street, aged about 80 years, bad a severe fall at tbe southwest coruer of Philadelphia and George street, which raudered him unconscious. He was picked up by Mr. Fraak Hubley, who, fouud an nidy bruise on the back of his head which bled very froelv. It was baudaired and fterMr.

Hartluuer partly recovered from the shock he walked home unassisted. Tke rrsllval. The festival conducted by tbe members of St. Patrick's church will close to-uight, nd considering the uupleasuut weather of be past week it ha been very successful. A good attendance is hoped for this eveu iug.

Ameng tbe articles churned off last night the fellow ing were won: Howard Boioe, large vases; Miss Jennie Sharp, cake; Miss Maggie Glesxick, uapkin-nnr; Mr. Edward Connellee, meerschaum pipe; Mis Sarah Power, doll's bell; T. M. Axel, half-ton coal. krar Taeaday.

Tuesday next, February 17th, will he what is known in the Church caleudar as Shrove Tuesday, aud among the Germans as "Fasnacbt Day." Iu early Roinau Catholic times it was compulsory upon the people to confess their sins, aud be shriven by the priest on this day heuoe the name Shrove Tuesday. Iu Eugland during the Middle Ages a barbarous custom waa prev alent that of throwing sticks and stones at cocks; cock figlitiug was also common nntil prohibited by act of Parliament. The only custom now remaining is that of eatiug paa-cakes. It is a moveable boll-day, and tbe earliest day on which Shrove Tuesday can full in any year is February 3, aud the latest March 9. Gbovk-Biullhakt At the M.

E. parsonage, iu Airville, ou February 1st, by Rev. A. W. Decker, Mr.

James W. Grove, of Hopewell, and Misa Ma E. Brillhart, of Fawn township, Pa. Leiir Bahn On February 12th, 1885, at Trinity Evangelical patsouage, by Rev. A.

H. Irvine, Mr. Geo. F. Lehr, of Springgurden township, and Miss Lydie E.

Bttuu, of York, Pa. DIKD. Yost On February 13tb, Clayton 8., son William H. and Amanda E. Yost, aged 1 yeur, 1 month aud 25 day.

Relatives and frieuds are respectfully luvited to attend the fuueral. Services at the house commencing at 2 o'clock on 81111 day afternoon, Interment at Prospect Hill. Reinrcki On the 13th 3 p. aftera bnefjllness, William only son of Edward and Magdulena Raiuecke, aged 2 years, 10 months and 23 days. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the fuueral from the parents' residence on Son th George street Mouday, the 16th.

Services at 1 o'clock. Interment at Prospect Hill. Frby On February 13th, Mrs. Lizzie Fry, wifo of Columbus Fry, at 10:15 p. aged 29 jeara, 1 mouth aud 29 days.

Funeral will leave tbe house, Wst Philadelphia street, at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon Interment at St. Mary's cenie- tery, ot lug for the retnrn of tbe long expec td Star of Bethlehem. It appeared last in the constellation Cassiopeia, in by its unusual brilliance aoen attracted the eyes of thousands. It was first seen on tba 11th of 5 ovmber and increased ia magnitude until ths middle of Dciber, theu began to fade aud linallj disappeared iu thi fallowing May. It is recorded that a bright siar was eeu in tbe aaaie constellation in I'M, uud again still earlier in 915.

It will thus be seen that the interval of time between 1.171 aud 1204 was 30 years; and from L'tU to back to 913 waa 819 years, making the average period of the star to be 313.5 rs. It probably appeared in the 7th century between the years 62H and 632, and in the 4th century between 312 aud 316, from which time one more period would place (tat tile beginning of the Christian era. Counting from il.4 lt apjiearauce in 1572, 3135 years would bring us to the middle of KW, hence we may reasonably expect to behold it at auy time. Tbe constellation, Cassiopeia, iu which it is expected, is now tn tbe northwestern skv, directly opposite the great Citper iu the Northeast. It has au outline of five bright stars which make a figue somewhat like a chair, or au inclined thus It is not certain that tbe star may returu, as any one af many causes may prevent Hs reappearance, us (1) if a sun its supply of light and heat may have given out uud if so it iedesd like the moot, (2) if moving in au irregular orbit it may be ubtold millions of miles distant in another system.

(3) It may have beeu attracted from a regular orbit by other great bodies and is now moviug away never to returu. The probabilities are, however, that it has kept its supply of light, is moving iu a regular elliptical orbit, aud will soon appear to gladden tbe eyes of the world. Pole. A challenge bus been received by the Keystone polo club from a team iu Baltimore. It appears that the York "dudes" are getting their name up as polo players and heavy hitters.

The York club goes to Lancaster next Wedn sday te play the return game with the club of that place aud to Harrisbnrg the following Mouday. We hope tbey may be lucccssful iu both games. at. Valraliae's Ua; To-day is St. Valentine's Day.

The cut torn of sending valeutines is attributed by some writers to a practice prevalent iu ancieut Rome during February, wheu, among other name ot young womeu were placed iu a box, from which they were takeu by young uiou as chance directed, aud the girl so chosen was, lor the time being, the chooser's valentine. Other writers say the custom was started for the purpose of recalliug to mind tbo virtues of St. Vulentiue, a good bishop, who was beheaded in the reign of the Emperor Claudius. In early time presents of jewelty, gloves and garters were sent as valentines. TKMTl.TIOltli BENEFIT Tl I a si KTITIA J.

HILsOV. TO Late Cradaate af Ike Beatea Nrksal Uralary. Th fall win wirrfnniirltnee exnlaiiw itself: Mitt Wilton Appreciating your supe lior attainments iu the Art of Elocution we desire to tender you a Testimonial Benefit, iu tokeu of our persouul regard i von as gifted artist. Will you he kiud enough to desiguate au eveuing hen it might be convenient tor you to give a Public Recital of such pieces as you may select. very respectfully yours.

E. C. Smtser, b. L. GKOSii, KlLKS H.

SllKAKER, Skrevi's B. Herk, w. ii. mcl'lkllan, Jacob Hay, A. Lilly, Alkkkd a.

Long, 11. GlI'E. M. D. hPAtllt, II.

C. ISlLKH, James KkOL, I. C. Gablk, P. Anstadt.

James VV. Kerr, W. F. Bacon, Tu Messrs. Smyskk, Spahh, McClklla.n, Hkiik, Gnosis, Hull, Doctors Kerr, Bacon, Long, Hay, Rev.

Lilly, 11. C. NlLES, AND OTHERS Gentlemen Your kind Bote of February 13th, tendering me a Testimonial Benefit, has been received, asking that 1 shall designate a time when it will suit my con venience to give au evening of Public Recitals. Iu grateful compliance with your le quest, permit me to name Thursday eveu-inc, February 26th, as the tints when 1 shall he pleased to give a series of Read ings ana liramatio Kucitatious. Most respectfully yours, It Emma J.

Wilson. Holler Rink. Prof. Hughston, hitilesnue and fancy skater, will give an exhibition at the matinee 3 p. m.

and 8.30 this eveuiug. It IVatice, Prns mutual Belief Association Assessments Nos. 133 aud 134 are due and payable Tuesday, Februaiy 17, 1885. j-at a. u.

adams, sec y. The Largest assortment of Men's Ladies', Misses' and Children's Shoes at the Lowest Prices, at W. F. Quicker It One-Price Shoe Store. tfiiuaAB o3Jto3 pas iais eifioan jaojoo 'nnnansea eniMAy eqj o) paAias eq i qauti( )noj jiios piiiu3 'Ujani iau Mag Jhsi Received.

A full line of Embroidery Silks, on Quills, plain aud shaded, ulso a full line Filaselie all colors Prices very low. 21 West Market street, It S. K. Myers. Roller Biak Prof, Hnehston will cive his first ex perience ou bkates to-night.

Come aud It have a hearty laugh. nyasaasiuns Muiis. Made to order bv "The Artist Tailor, $2.50, $2.75, $3.00. $1.25, $3.50 and $4.00. Leave your measure and get your suit in 2 days' time.

i-U-it LHAS. II. MARTIN. Finest Valentines at Miller' Boek 2t Store. lBlKLr.URSNni.UTIDrH HIEV HtlliKM.

SfaatlaalUa lar Rlak tAilakl. aad lata Haaaaa Tkrrrfare. Tbe Republican couferreea met last evening, all tha wards fully repiesented. Jauie A. Dale waa chosen President aud W.

C. Bressler, Secretary. Israel F. Gross, of the Fifth ward, was unanimously nominated for Chief Burgess. For High Constable no noiiiinatiou was made, and th following resolution was unanimously adopted WhkhkaS, Tbe ofliee Of Constable hat proved to lie of no value te tbe bor ough, therefore.

Hfolrrd, that we make no nomination, bnt Instead place enrelves upon record in favor of the abolition of tue ofliee unou the ground of economy and iu the luterests 01 ike taxpayer. The caadtdate for School Directors were thou nominated, aud ths ticket. as it is to be printed follows hirf Ilurgtu. Israel F. Gross.

Stkool IVard. Dr. Jacob Bay, Reuben Ilildebraud. School IHreitori South Hard. J.

C'. Luitwieler, Richard Watt. BOROl'OH tJKMoCKATICCOMMITTKS, The Democratic Executive Committee of tbe boroanh met last evening at Ceutral school house, and organized by electing W. B. White chairman and J.

Alex Wil-hslm secretary. Another meeting will be held this evening at the same tiaie and place. Dakaal Katrrlaiasaral, The entertainment giveu by tbe pupils ef the Freystown grammar school was a great success. The house was packed to its utmost capacity. All those having part in the exercises aauitied themselves creditably aud displayed great talent.

We would advise all those wishing to spend a pleasant evening lo tie en hand this evening at 1 o'clock. Duets were sung by Miss Myra Lehr and Miss Sophia Prey, and a sob) by Miss Cora Ruuk. The entertainment was given for the pnrpose of purchasing an unabridged dictionary, which was shswa to th audience. A Pastar earprlsed. Ou Wednesday evening about oue hundred members and friends of the Trinity Evangelical church greatly surprised their pastor, Rev.

A. H. Irvine, by making him and his family an unexpected visit, and bringing with them an abundance of good things by which their lurder was greatly replenished. There were many other preseuts, useful and valuable. Tbe pastor and his family were kept, in entire ignorance, nntil the hosts of frieuds poured into the parsonage and completely tilled tbe rooms.

It was a very agreeable and snc-oess fill surprise to the pastor and his family, aud they desire to exptess to their niuuy friends, their warm appreciation of their kindness. KEMGlOl S) NOIH F.SJ. liermaa Baptist. T.iero will he preaching in the Gcrmuu Bap: i-t church, West York, Sunday at 9:30 o'c'i ck. burviecg iu English aud Gorman.

Kelitfious. Their will be preaching at the residence of W. Houck, at Helium, this (Saturday) evening, by Rev. I. II.

Albright, aud J. B. Tke Paar Praple at Vark Tbe pastor of the Baptist church will preach oa this subject to-morrow evening "Why there are so many poor people iu York." All the seats in the church are free. ralis I.alfceraa Ckcrrk. Services to-morrow English at 10 a.

iu aud 6 p. People's prayermeeting at 9 a. tin; Suuday school at 1 p. tu. Geuerul Sedgwick Post G.

A. R. will attend ser vices at 6 p. m. Baptist I'karek.

The pastor will preach at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Suuday school at 1:30.

Pastor's bible class opeu to all. Evening subject "Why there are so mauy poor people iu York. Ceme with us and we will de you good. Mi. Lake's l.alkrraa Ckarck.

Diviue services will be held in this church on Suuday at 10 a. ai. aud 7 p. m.j Suuday school At 1:15. Subject tor the morning, "Cousider (he Lilies," aud for the eveuing, "Paul before Felix." Rev.

S. E. Herring, pistor. Trlaiiy Evaagrlical Ckarrk Rev. A.

H. Irvine, pastor. Sunday services: At 9 a. a geueral prayer and praise meeting; preachiug at 10 a. in.

aud 6 p. Sunday school at 1:15 p. m. Reception of members and revival services iu tbe evening. All ara welcome.

Seats all lree. Olive Braach atrrvire. A memorial service fill be held by the Olive Branch of the Second U. B. church, corner Duke and South streets, February 15 at 7 p.

m. The pareuts aud friends of the deceased are cordially invited to be pre scut. A general invitation ia extended to the public. fcrist Kvaagelical I.mkeraa Ckarck. Rev.

G. W. Enders, pastor. Sunday ser vices, 9 a. people prayermeeting; 10 a.

German services! subject, "TJuver- stand;" 1 p. Sunday school; 6 p. prayermeeting; 7 p.i subject, "Our Homes." All are welcome. Pews all free. Strangers are especially invited to worship with us.

Come and bung your children. Psalms, 122:1. Ladies' Missionary socie ty ou Monday even ing at 7 o'clock. memorial Services. By invitation of the congregation and church council of Quickel's church, Revs.

Dr L. A. Gotwald aud G. W. Enders will conduct services iu memory of the late Rev.

C. J. Deininger, for mauy years the faithful pastor of Spriuggarden charge. Services at Qnickel's church at 1 o'clock on Sunday, the 15th and at Welfe's church 1 o'clock ou Sunday, the 22nd Mnstt "The memory ot the just is blessed." 1 ill luam i HUpU'JlM oy 1 SU I diapaU-Jiaa by Tnlriph. hew A4firUjuusli aud BiuUimi NoUoaa.

Keller RU a Opart House Boom for Not H.u. for rant tMU for Mia Qreat hartalaa Pepperpe lunch -PrraraUtloa antlr FtaMOlatloB aetloa PraaiBiaUok MdM Oaod ibooa at Boll'i A taaUaiontal benefit Ptcktaa at W. H. Wltit'i Ihoeeal I a Relbeber I Centra square Bboa Slora Cram' AtUt of tha world Oraod I ouch at lr. Kaiser' Valaotlnra at Crlder A Rro'a QalckeTs Oa Mm tho otor Bourirant lunch at I.

P. Myers' Kmnrolderlea, ate. K. atyer Laaeh at tka A Trait Hatairut Craabarrlea at Klinefelter Bock' Notice Borough Kisenllv Committee Nolle I Pans Mutual Belief Asaoulatlou Public aala at valuable paraoaal property TDI WKATIIKK. laaleallaas for Te-Oey, By TaWrapa to Ua Dailt.

Wa8hinto, D. Feb. U.Ftr tkt Middlt Atlantic Statu, fair weather clearing coast wortktrli tcindl lifting to and 1 0 elk, lover haromeler $Ught rie im ttmjter fare. arLIXTKRI. Mr.

Jacob Kchall, living near Red Liou lest tw horse last twk from lting fever, la Ilia French artuy tbe mortality in liM from accident 0.6 per 1,000 mau; frira disease it waa 10.32. Tb Sunday eniokina; "at home'' of tba Fartujjnese Minister are a leading social Attraction at Berlin this winter When nan baa battue that roeso't pa; lie nsually begin to lock around him far a partner ibare bl lose. Yetterday two boy made a rerj narrow aacapa from being ran oyer by a team while coasting on Baptist avenue. The leading (locking for tbe apring trade will be ribbod, and of black and. plain dark color.

Few clocking or stripe will be een. Narrow liueo collar are worn withhnaae aad (treat dreesca. Tboae with fine em broidered and hematitcbed border are the favarit. A bill prohibiting baa ball pla.viug on Pumlav, and ruakiug It pnniahable by a boavy fine, waa paeaed a few day ago by the Aikanaa Senate. The yearly eoniunption of cueati In the United State per capita I 120 ponDiU; iu England, 1(4 panndg; France, 74 penud; Germaay, 6l pound.

Lcgialation againattbe tale or gift of cigarette to bev ander 10 year of nge baa already got through one branch of the North Carolina Legislature. J'uak aayc St. Yalentine' Day will ooa be here, end tbea tbe yeusg muu who couiilu't affoid to niarry a girl, -ven if it didn't cosr, more than (7 per week to support i wife, can aeud a II yalentine to his fady-love, telling ker that hia heart will periah nuleas ahe will he his, A newspaper was received at the Washington poatofflce on Tueday beating the followiug addreiw: "For an bouont Con gressman, if there are auy. If Dot, to John A. Logan.

May bs i honest." The paper waa icut i lnk ad a marked article on the sanctity af the ballot box. "My husband in a bruto," declared ilme X. to an intimate friend tbe other day 'Why, my dear, what 11 tberaatterl" "He fonnd fault with a little vivacity of mine yesterday, and 1 threw a oandleatick at bia bead; than what da yon mppeae he didf "I don't know." "Why, be Mood be for the mirror ao that I couldn't throw the ether." "Th brute!" Boas 1'luiuber te small applicant (tor a penition) fv you would like to beoome plumber, little boy" Little Hoy Yetb, thir. Bus Plumber Can you read, write, and cipher' Little Boy Yeth, thir. Boa Plumber Hew much ia ten pouuds of load pipe at tou cents a poundf Little boy Dollar theventy five, thir.

Boaa Plumber-1'11 give you a trial. Thia i what an English society jeurnal ey of us: "Fashionable women aud girls in New Yoik always have their arms and neck 'polished' before going to a ball or other entertaiument where they appear in vary decollete dress. The modus oprrandi of the 'polisUirjg' is a follows: First tbe arms and neck are rubbed very roughly with roso water. After this has been rubbed off. tbe arms and shoulder are covered with cold cream, which Is allowed to remain on fifteen miuot.s.

This is then rubbed off with a piece of flue soft whit flanucl, aud the arms and shoulders are covered with 'baby' powder aud rubbed thoroughly. Wheu this is completed they look like polished marble, and the skin aeeuis to tali en a wonderfully fine and beautiful texture." Dudley to O'Donovan. If you would but die, Mr. Bossy, Your grave I'd keep greeny and mossy. O'Donovan to Dudley: Dear Dudley, I don't mean to die.

Pleas send me soiae dynamite pi. A SKAftOKABU PHTXAMTBROPUT. What does he do when sidewalks glare, And every brick seems but a snare To catch tbe paaoer unaware? He spreads bis ashes. And when down town we creeping go, Aud trembling tread a tottering row, With honest features all aglow Ho spieads bis ashes. Long may he live, thnt man of soul! Filled be his bin with red-ash coal, Till hulos crown his saiutly Who spreads his ashes.

And when be leaves this world of elidas, And with grim death serenely glide, May this be beard and naught besides: "Peace to bis ashesl" I nlerlslniMi at. An entertainment will be given by the pupils of the FreystoH 11 (i 1 minur school, at the school house, this 111 daj evening. Admission 10 cents, 1141 Omagra Sweet juicy Florida manges 20 to 5rcts. a doz. ut Kli.mh i.tv 11 Lit i'k'ss.

It Before buying Boots or Shoes, examine pi ices ulid ipialit ot cjmmIh lit W. F. (juickel's One-Price Shoe Store. Pepperpot Lunch. Grand I'rpprrpot Lunch To-night -AT A.

C. Boll's European House. IWguer Fngel's Prize Beer on tap. ylt Specin.1 Display FOR A FEW DAYS OF StampedJW ork, K. E.

S. e7aLLEMAFS. A tie line just rereueil. 1 ou'C fjll to see It. VALELT1NETS ENDLESS CHEAP I CHEAP! I MONDOBFS NEWS AGENCY.

1 0 -High Arm- There ia no machine before the pulillo to-day equal to the hvproved Singer Family Hewlntf Machine, ni'h Use 'tint in Mint1 le. for runfc-e of work, perfection of stitch, and ease of The question has of'en en sukffl why so msoy pt rsons are trdine (tf their old machines and (jetttnir the Sinner. If yon will at the othVe. or dr us card, we will be ghd to show slid tel! you why. Notwithstanding the hard out of the fifty elutnSinvefs sold last mo-th, thirty-four weres'd i to usttleB w' wets diss itisri witb.

th ir old uiaehim anil wauted the Iiu roved Singer. This ii'Sctiii has a self needle, no shuttle 10 tliread. hlirher smiis, make" less lse mid runs Uhier thau rny lnachine In the market. Anyone i 1 neel of ft lewin? achine, and uld like to pay for one nt t'u liol'ftr a week. cn do so, and wl 1 tied to my lat little more than hpn yon pn.v for it i-hkIi.

Tee lutfer Comp niaiiniHciure the finest sewing nuc tl In 1 1 111 fcet, which they sell less than fcaif a -t you iy for tt at otoer I'lacrc; a 'ure ihr 11 hotLle, 7 cent1. lllSiler hoi fi cell s. It will pay on to -II ut the finger ofliee for nt-Mdies, parts i-nd in irs for all nia-chirit p. tori and Im-n th e.id a-id any part ii n-ed 10 reltf icat-liine. The iner Coiopany ere for Me Ca 1 Co 'a Bazar tliove rituns Patterns.

01b: Ho. 10 Eart Market Street Two Ioors lielow Court House, ELI F. GROVE, Agent. VALENTINES Ft'LL ASSORTMENT AT Cricler isrotner, 27 v. illlRKET STKCCT, KKAR NAITOSAL II -TKL.

VOKK, FA CHARLES F. grAXGLEK, M. Market A- flue trets, York, Fa. Di.enses of Women Hpecially. Ofliee urs: in a.

in. to 2 I.lmfted. Nasl C'ataiTh p.vtl ma treiiid between the bours of 1, uii'l 11 p. in. In view of th r-ce a Hon of the County M-dical Mm lety haviui? 'h" t- rut.

rev to promote the po, uliiilt 1 ot cii -leeboiots tn the lienio talent dem It expeilient to ounounce lie that I have devotee) jers of eireml study to the siilijects of Uterine and aturih-lalt. eii.i.o". iin u'i had exceptional oppoitui iu- lor In Vf biic-ition, and beiua; provul all nud'Tn tieiilies, tnt 1 ie-pren te tti the slmve afieettous ill a thor uuthly 'ckulitie and hii'iffuciorj 'uianuer. 1 CHEAPEST PLACE IN YORK I'OU VALENTINES! Ml LLC ITS BOOK STORE, No. 216 West Market Street.

l-21-tfy 1 Be Sold Soon I The Large Stock of Dry toods of J. must be sold by 11 arch itSih, a the store must be vaoaied at that time. HAMBUKG EDGINGS, EMBROIDEEIES and Laces of all kinds very cheap. large i.ixe of ALL-WOOL and COTTON CASHMERES. rF" DRESS GOODS of every description.

A nice lixk of WHITE MARSEILLES SPREADS. Ladies' and Children's O'DERWEAU. COMFORTS AND BLANKETS. Notions, GLASSWARE, QUEENWARE, otc, an 01 wnuii will he Sold Extremely LOW. 4 -AT- -20- East Marbt Street.

A BOOK STORE Mus 723 'a On of the other partiea, Augnntiia Ahe, arrested by Officer Ruth for being druuk and disorderly in ths southern end of town, struck the officer a severs blow in the face- The others, who were tramps, were anested by Officer Wire on King street. Haw, fry's I'nmt The concert giveu in fKld Fellow's Hall last tiight by Mmo. F'ry'a eoneert company was an entertainment worthy of a much larger audience than aom-mbled to hear it. It was pleasing iu every item of the quite lengtuy programme which was rendered, and rwcorrs arte frequent. Mine.

Fry is an highly accomplished musician and the varied musics) abilities of her thre daughters re surprising. 1 bey perform on horns, the flute, the violin, and sing most beautifully, artistically, aud aboir all, distinctly. Their combined accomplishments enable theia to give a highly entertaining cencert aud those who were not at Odd Fellows' Hall last evening tnisned a musical treat. Pafcllc Sales Today. Lnuis Roeder, administratrix of John Roeder's estate, will anil on the premise to-day at ane o'clock a two-story house on East South street.

Sipe A Markley, auc tioneers. Mary Dorian will sell at 102 South George street at 7 o'clock thia evening, a fine residence and store combined, situated corner or Water and Prinoess streets. Mark ley 4- Siw, auctioneers. Michael B. Rcbrum will sell at D07 West Philadelphia street at one o'clock to-day.

household aud kitchen tuioiture. Oaniel Rupert at 11 West Philadelphia street will sell household and kitchen fur niture at eue o'clock to-day. Mark ley A Wipe, auctioneers Alex. Wilhelm, clerk. All these sales are advertised elsewhere In the Daily.

Tka Opera Haas. Lillie Hintoa iu the role of "Camille" played to a lurge audience at the opera house last night, hut Judging from the de meanor of ths audience the grace and effect 1 venesa of her acting were uot fully ppreciated. While the plot ef the drama may uot have been suited to tbe audieuce he acting throughout was faultless, aud th beauty and grace of Miss Lillie Hiu- ton and the power of her acting could uot but have beeu praised by the most particular critic. This afternoon a matinea will he hold, in which Miss Ilinlou will uppcar iu "Fau chou, the Cricket," tor which children accompanied by tboir parents can procure reserved seats for 10 cents at Hale Hart's drug store. Doors will 0eu at 1:30 o'clock, performance begins at 2 promptly.

In the evening she will appear iu the popular play, "Little Bareloot." miss Virkera as Macaaiae." There waa a good audience at th Oper House last night when the talented Miss Vickers appeared as "Jacquiue" in "Paste nd Diamonds." Miss Vickers has a hand some, expiessivo face, a good voice, sings well, and poHseases decided mimical abilitt, as her imitation of Mojoska showed. In the specialty scene iu the second act sh waa repeatedly encored, and indeed throughout the progress of the play tbe odieuce et joyed her acting exceedingly. Mr. Charles Kodgers a splendid character tious of Jefferson and other actors, while each member of the company contributed to the pleasing presentation of the pluy. It will be repeated to-uight.

Lynvliburg VirijHuin. At the York opera house ou Tuesday evening. Sale ef reserved seats at Dale Hart's begiuniug at 9 o'clock this morning. A Narprise Parly. Miss Bessie F'orry, daughter of 8.

11 Forry, Esq and who ia a pupil of Mrs. Pnuce's, attained her tenth birthday yes terday. Her fellow pupils determined to give her a surprise party last evening, aud with that purpose repaired tu her bouse, loaded with oranges, candies, dolls and all the paraphernalia which makes the youth fill mouth water. Of course Miss Bessie was greatly surprised, as surprise's generally are, uud blushed like a peach wheu she saw so mauy of her schoolmates loading her with presents upon her natal anui-yersary. While the guests were enjoying the usual games and plays, sh hurriedly improvised for them a bountiful collatiou of which they all partook as ouly cbildrou can.

The extreme inclemency of the weather cteated some absentees, but those preseut were, the Misses Sade Free, Isabella Van Doru, Emma Eisenhart, Ida M. Hittenger, Auuie Keller, Cassie, Mury aud Lottie Vaadersloot, Louise and Juliet Spangler, Katie Wilt, Carri Lebmeyer aud Blanche Elliot. Pei-Maal. Mr. Johu Bay miller is on the sick-list.

Jobu M. Youug, of Williamsport, is iu the city. Mr. Lewis Small is ill at his residence ou West Market street. Mr.

A Stoneseifer is coutined to his bed at the Eyster House. Mr. Herman Landes is lying very low at his residence on North George street. Miss Annie Getz, who has been on the sick list for the last four days, is able to be about tbe hum again. Miss Maggie Miller, of this city, was oue tbe Judges at the carnival at tba Columbia rink last Thursday night.

Mr. Samuel Wallick. who is reenveriiur from a six week sickness, spent yesterday Kiiu nis 11 icons ai lue Hotel. Mr. Unnstian Landis.

of tbe Motter House, made bis first anuearanoe down stairs yesterday, aftor au attack of sick- 89. Misses Beckhs and 8arah Warner, nf New- Oxford, wno have beeu visiting friends in iora ior me iaut two weeks, will return home to day. Vr. VV. 1.

Aldus and son. of fliiciieo aocomuiuied by Dr. David Sullivan whn Martha J. Akms, of this place, will leave In-dne Wul. "eru 1111 it me lormer'o aiktdP Why not go to Miller's Valentiues Book Htoro for 2s Canned and bottled goods, at Wiest's.

W. II. It Boll'! Jtew stock of Shoe rece ived at JI Sheet of all kinds ut 11. Boll's. Don't forget to buy your Shoes at Boll's Boll's is the place for Shoos.

For the Latent Slyle Sbees Reiaeberg 34 South George St. go to lec It sjalir. A grand Sour Kront lunch will be served this evening af the City Park Hotel, corner ef South Geoige and Maple at reel r. All respectable parties invited. No luilmrs or drunkards allowed.

Iici Engle's prise keer on tap. J. P. Me vers, It Proprietor. A lurge invoice of Valentines st halt price, at rider A 27 Wesit Market street.

2-14-2t Slarkerrl No. 2 fat mackerel Hcs. a lb. at It KuNEFKiifcH Buck's. Her are far Taaraelf a lUur The National Ituildmg and Loan Association Open a uew aeries Thursday, March 5, 1885.

This association, chartered npon au improved plan, is both liberal and equitable in principles; hence all stockholders Used alike. No premium charged the borrower, series not expected to ruu over five years. The par value of shares, $85, interest to borrowers, ten cents per week per share. lor shares and information apply to J. W.

Buckingham, president; E. L. Shroder, vice president; J. W. Shelter, clerk; N.

Sargent Ross, attorney; C. E. Lewis, treasurer. Jas. Menoiigh, Emannel Herbst, H.v.

Y. Kottcump, John 11. Brooks, John Brown, C. P. Schttttle, Daniel 11 inkle.

jau31til-mur5 Pickles! Nice firm pickles at lOcts. doren uf It KUN'FFKLTER tl BfCK's Cheapest Valentines iu town, at Book Store. Miller's 2t For a comfortable fitting pair of Shoes go to Lee Reiaeberg South George St. Baskate of all kiuds or made to order, at W.U. Wiest's.

It Clecliaa Tirkets. Election tickets and stickers for primary aud regular elections printed at shortest notice aud lowest prices at rffc Daily office. te. Rtaa Baked Brans! Boston baked beans at $2.40 dozen 25c. cans at Ku.nefkltkr Sl Buck's.

It Finest Frames iu town, at Miller's Book Store. tf Bareagk Kxerative siuuiillre. The members of the Democratic Borough Executive Committee ot the respective wards will meet tit the Central School House, West King street, this evening ut 7 o'clock. W. White, Chairman.

J. Alex. Wilhelm, Secretary, It Fancy cukes and crackers at Wiest's. W. 11.

It New lot of Molding Miller's Book Store. just received ut tf For a first class pair of Shoes go to Lee Reineberg 3J South George St. It Try Miller's Book Store for Valentine 2t Choice Valencia and Messina oranges very cheap wholesale aud retail, at Morrison's. 2-132t Small Centeunial pretzels at W. H.

Ladies Hand Sewed Shoes all kiuds. Mens rlaud Sewed Shoes all kinds. Only Fiist-class quality Shoes kept at Keiueberg 3j South George St. it Raaanns Large ripe Aspiuwull bananas at It KLINEFELTER ik MUCK'S New aeries. The Park Building and Loan Association of York, will open its fourth seiies ou rridav evening, March bib, ut their office, No.

239 West Market street, 2nd floor, This association is now in existence upwards of two ycarR and the prospcrom condition et its utiairs is evidence that its management bus been both discreet and liberal with borrowers. Tbe directors are all well-known hui ness meu, which is a surlicieut guarantee that its affairs will be conducted iu a sate and satisfactory manlier. Money ta loau at all times te nicmhms. For shares or information apply to any of the directors, or at the meetings of the Association. C.

A. Eisenhart, President; Jacob Reich-lev, Vice President; J. H. Baer, Treasurer; W. A.

Myers, Clerk; C. II. Dempwolf, Hy. W. Eisenhart, Strickler, Amos Rupert, aud no II.

Wcllensick. janl7-wedA8at-til-iur6 Choice Sweet Cider at Morrison's. Excellent pickles iu vinegar 10 cents a dozen, at VV. H. Wiest's.

For a nice fitting pair of Shoes go to Lee Reiueberg 3y South George St. It Oraagra. Oraage. Oranges. 100 boxes of choice, sweet, Florida or anges very cheap at Mouhison's.

Coal I Caal IJoal Dry, clean coal at Barnitz's coal yard, as all coal for family purposes in under corer. IVolire. The People's Buildins and Loan Associa tion, of York, will open au Eleventh series on Friday evening, March 6th, 1885. Applicatiou for shares of stock may be made to any member of the directory. Richard art, president; K.

H. Sbmdel, secretary; J. VV. Buckingham, vice presi- den; Jacob L. Kuebn, treasurer; Charles 61.

Li. IMiert, Uoo. 11. Muck, J. Fred.

Durr, has. Shive, Jehn Baymiller and Horace Smith, directors, Smyser Williams, attorney. 1 he regular meetiucs of tbe association are held ou Friday evening of each week in tbe rooms of tbe York Gas Co. jau3 til mch7 ram's Alln.ef the World. This unrivalled work, a notice of which appeared yesterday, is being sold rapidly ut $3.75 per copy.

If you are not called on, drop a postal to E. V. Campbell, Yoik. fa. it Cranberries 1 Cape Cod berries at 18 and 20 cts, quart at KUNsr iaitt it Duck's.

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