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rllehedRvery Wednesday Meniln,
:A' twoceliAmatxa ikadtaicc.
roHDives ellclted from every part of the
ate and country. Corrcanendents are re-
UMted te Write legibly and en one side of
i paper eaiyt ana te tgn their naine, net
MiublloaUen, but In proof of geed faith.
All anonymena lettara will be consigned te
MhawaaU basket.
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LANCASTER, APRIL 20, 188ft.
?r' Tti Wnalai-n lrm.Wli
Me western association of ironworkers.
""' 'tfffitewttgh its committee, lms determined te
f v4Hhliie te assent te a reduction et the scale
NM$l'wages. The action would be important
, ';' IVVUU1U TO OHIipvaCU KJ UU U 11IU1I UUI1U1U-
''tli(W"eftlie question. The Unto for such
Ife ' , aen deC3 net come,hewever,iiiitil June,
W1 4TJ$,$i)iMbcfere tliata dlffcrent determination
5JV ;'.&(w'Mem advisable te the workmen. It
g',uiien submitting te no reduction in
likwMvhich they make lias fallen se
"' ff'P-gV'30 make lts Production unprofitable
ffl 'ym&$ia manufacturer. It can hardly be
t& wiHlk,!'uted that tUls fa the ca3e In MWsburg,
j-? 'tAiithstanding its exceptional advan-
lvlm?titeB)n iron manufacture. It has always
&. pp8hi,cheap coal, because it is in the heart of
vjj jNSii"B " "eiu ",u new even tuts cneapness
.Which flews into its furnaces at a cost leu
1 tkkatlmtef coal and heats nn.l mplta tlm
JiiTfavkrt tritfiAiif. Innvfnr n fnaMtiA nalivCl
ieMSm be hauled away. Tittaburg, which used
.rH -..wnxiii-ij.. w ,,ii! t,i ... ... ..
.SrJ3.1fS''.tft'rie the cleanest : cfirtninlv it imn mami.
ti aa.a&wi.iij.- i ' -.,: ' .. r r." ."".
i djjvi."fiw vjcauci null are u ue leunu
Mg, anywhere else in the world. They are
2p&Vr, bri8hfc wilh white-wash Jand unsoiled by
a Tfi'i'x'T, . i- i riAnr ait nfst aia i
Rfmt, in iVArv rnmnr. "PrnhnKli. i.n...n.ir.
SjM ' 'meD' V,CW 0l the3 natural advantages,
i tumii umt iub guose mai lays meir eggs
I can still afford te lay them as big as ever.
And there is no doubt that Pittsburg can
atieru te pay a niguer price te the worker
'In iron than ether places without its naU
i ural advantages. Besides itjehean fuel.
VXS.'fir'- . t ... , Z A.., .. . ..... '
.fwSVf'0' catei-r,-lBIl,rt'ater and having nu
reads contesting for its
i; txade.' Its representativ
t. StetH tnre stem se .well ira tires
cs in the legisla-
InrA Aram an well Itrmreaaurl will, tta n.t....
ciZx'IX'h. 7 T ... r.w. .umiwuurau.
Bi-f. Twgesin this regard that they are net in
zn ?&.-: " m . . . ... .....
fsy flavor ettne Dili prohibiting railroad dls-
; crimination in freights. They knew that
n . thfldicrlmlnaflnn lq in f.avnmf Tiilelmrfr
and that it gains by the policy of the rail
roads which leads tBem te charge all they
can get; which ia'least where their com
---'-T ""' . w.. - .inuMiuhi
petition is strongest.
It i3 probable that Pittsburg with its ad.
vantagej.can better afford te pay $5.C0 per
tonteiiuddlere, as it docs, than Philadel
phia ean pay Its present price 3.00 Even
nowPittsbunriseftermsr its iron In the
as low as it can be made bore, which
weKum seem 10 snow mat sue is utile te pay
,tn present scale of wages. It may be that
it manufacturers are selling at lets than
est, but such a policy is net readily te be
reaicated of the geed business men they
are reputed te be. They will have diffi
culty m convincing the workmen that they
are doing anything of the kind; and perhaps
matter will end in the workmen
$ 'getting the cream of the advantages which
- -Mfhn Almtirhrv hnn an nhiinrlnnflv ;..
jt. vzz:c " 1 "";-."",""'"? "c"..iv
viit Jrnujuuig aa a nianuiectunng point, whlle
n '?& & $aB lssea get the skinf milk. The work-
A W, 48ltuatien H-teW held together; which is
v IjW tie doubt in the matter.
Sweep Before Tour Own Doer.
All geed citizens will be gratified te learn,
cu uuui me irnuaaeipnu rrcss, " tliata
thy public Indignation is being aroused
'tn&Lr&8v:zz4tt? . . , . .... .r . . ::
W?S 'civ Jt1l)ect' te iraua upon tee oauet box ;''
t-- 4iSiy5 -v "'"" ... ej mu wfAKuiu luiimrt-
" ?Ww an "enest count at every ballet-
SL fcex in the ceuntrv."
g$f When the ?ress ascribes what it calls a
:fiT IHinnTlTI 1 t.i.lilf.4 JaIammIhaIL a
.T-?S8pv i'uu"v uewiiuuMuuu 10 secure
ftnWi-T- Ul0 united purpose of the Kcpubli
' A.saan party, exemplified in recent public ut-
1?l?OTlamM-:EVarts, it discredits its sense
1 tt? .-n M it3 sincerity.
J- lEt(S&i ii; ue eYMence wwiever te justify
',&MJl1&UP'"s' statement that "besides thn
. V&'presidency, the Democracy obtained last
,November at least forty seats in the lower
rjuquse or Congress by cheating and false
tceuaung at the polls." It is a wilful, do de
j"Hberate and wicked lie ; and its circulation
'VjBjugtas much of an offense against po pe
;,litkl decency and morality as ballet box
r atoning or return tinkering. Frem sources
j'frnere such fabrications and falsehoods erig-
jlaate no honest sympathy with attempts te
pwt down lwlitlcai frauds can be expected.
- r JiTer are Shermaa and Evarts the men te
'lie pat forward as leaders 'of any general
sij v, jaiwm in iitu lurecuuuui political pun-
'.-.m,l,.n..i..ii .1 m in. .
k i'ft ''Tiii S J .Cy "'"'-""' '" me
iwauen- xney were conspicuous in tim
wa sjw" V4.1UO ui ine ceuiury, wuicn made
k VliSVs, uJ Til,,.,l l I l TT
V iMii'T riuuuii ui wauiig Aiajes. The
v U iPmmm no 3hamw a"" crimes by which
Mi m t iStfJi . - tTXa (Ann ....1A - . i V
odious result was fastened unen thn
fSW5pi-rwas really the great event that
vj fMjma the public conscience te u sense of
AltMdanscrs te our srstem from tlm,,.,.
i&
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.1; ''yfe jr- ,- - -j-.-- -.w ,4-
.mt-r-m-m- wuimj 01 ikiuuuu ueuii,
It mil.
'- i i'TiIW, lts own spawn with a fatal blight :
,PrV-ajaa IBO iallum nf naves' nilmlnta(n,(i-
rss3.wir
i utter contempt into which he was
-t'IMMwere due mainly te the means by
i.'.mmm m seat waa secured
. ' . ik-n? Ti. ei . .al .
jyrfTf,uuu euennau emiupa -- me prac-
tlMWwppressingthewUl of the people by
aaild" A3 Din fnnleaf nt rrimna "oe !.
LJi T"5J". ---.... -, e iun
f , . Jaf stealing, worse than burghiry, as
r 1lilBJBUn'ri" he simply recalls the Btery
-, "Mmk im Bliame in 1876. He was one of
f ',$ f WMtMWconsplrateraheu, The leopard
l-41-.-".li ...
1 a. ' U."K
PhlIadelDhia Jfcwing Ttharanh .
aWt pletUTBiaaetiteregara of truth
a prevent Kn editorial columns
auig dull, raters te a let of Dem.
iters in tha miaiet whnara Kim.... I
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iPatttecm's factional enetntat.'V
Whafeyw.lhe meriU of the controversy
as te the propriety of the Higbeere-appelnt-ment,
it is stupid and malicious te rep
resent these Democratic editors who have
criticised t adversely and the Democratic
senators who voted net te confirm it, as
belonging te "a coterie et Governer Tattl-
son's factional enemies." If the governor
has any "factional enemies" which is
much te be doubted they will hardly be
said te consist of Senater llumes, who led
the opposition te Dr. Higbee, or the Bed
ford Gazette, which lias been the unsparing
ritie of the appointment. They have
both been steadfast friends of the governor,
and if they condemn him new they should
be credited with doing it mere in sorrow
than in anger, or in any factional spirit.
A Lessen for the Leglslatnrc.
If the Pennsylvania legislature iscapable
of learning from experience, it might find a
profitable lessen in the story of the Con Cen Con
nellsville miners' hospital, which has been
exposed in an investigation of the circum
stances under which the state came te pay
12,500 te that institution en paper and
was te keep en paying for its establish
ment and support.
The billef July fl, 1883, passed by the
legislature and signed by the governor, ap
propriated 112,600 for th3 election
and equipment of such a hospital,
tniiture, en condition that the trus
tees should receive u like amount by
private subscriptions. Hew easy it is
under such a system te precure the state
money without that of the privnte indi
viduals being forthcoming, is shown by the
Connellsvllle developments, from which it
appears that Dr. Buttermere, who was in
the llouse of 1883 and get this appropria
tion through, is the prime spirit in the hos
pital enterprise, that the se-called private
i subscriptions were paid in checks that wcre
never cashed, that nobody in that section
of the state has any interest in the
scheme except Dr. Buttermere, who
wanted te sell the hospital a $3,000
property for $12,000, and te have
the state build and maintain an institution
for the benefit of himself and a select liedy
of associates.
Tills transaction, which en its face is lit
tle short of arrant rascality, differs only in
degree from a great deal that is practiced
en the state every year In the form of these
mixed charities, which are privately man
aged and paid for by the state. The legis
lature and the governor should run the
plouglishare through the whole of I'-uu,
Letthc private and local charts be paid
for by the ieoplewho efttDlish and want te
run them ; and let tue state control what it
Is expected te p'y for; in all partnerships
the state is sire te comeout second best.
Wiii' Maxwkll Kvarte has been
gTJPTg efl' ontlrely tee much wit recently.
He is confounding quantity with quality.
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Mn, TiUCAK bas at length auccoedod in ills
base ball struggle te have tlie roservo-rule
and contract-brcakers rcinstated. The Na
tional Xeagiie have bowed te expediency in
this decision. That there had been plain vio
lations of plain rules could admit of no doubt.
But the porsistency of Lucas and the feeling
that the league would be much strength
ened by a club in St Ieuis proved para
mount ever convictions or right The de
cision cannot but tend te loosen the disci
pline under which base ball players are
attempted te be kept If contract-breakers
are te be rcceived back in special cases, oveit
after formal expulsion, the binding force of
ene or these obligations will net weigh heav
ily en these who dcslre te disregard thorn.
The cases against these players who have
been reinstated may have been hard, but
hard cases make bad procedents.
EniTen Pulitzer, or the New Yerk
World, and Editor Reid, of the Tribune, are
having a windy war concerning the circula
tion of the respectlve papers ever which they
preslde. They should have postponed it
until the deg days, when the period of mid mid
sunimer dullness in newspapers will have
set in.
SiMC it has been detonnlned by our legis
lators Uiat alcohol ts wholly bad and that the
school children must be indoctrinated iiith
this idea, the pre and con of the question be bo be
ceme an instructive te consider. A
writer In Blackwood's Magazine, who pro pre
sumably ia far removed from thoalcehol agl agl
tatien that has been stirred up in Pennsylva
nia, and therefere an impartial observer, de
clares that when yellow fever was docJmat decJmat docJmat
ingBermuda twenty years age, the steady and
hard drinkers enjoyed completo immunity
from the attacks of the fe.ver. Whether
this was due te ether conditions or
net, the occasional toper went down
befere the disease, whlle these whose
temachs were at all tluies thoroughly
saturated with alcohol wero able te act
as nurses for their sotierer brethren. This is
directly contrary te what Mrs. Hunt's book
leaches in the statement that 6,000 drinking
peeple in New Orleans wero attacked witli
yellow fever befere it reached a Blngle sober
person. Perhapsihe effect or this alcoholic
agitation in the schools will lead pupils te the
personally investigate the effects of alcohol en
tholrewn systems te find out which of tlie
statisticians are telling the truth.
m-tf'm
Oanks tills year, te be fashlonable must be
large and rather heavy. The dudes will
need te gather up mere muscle if they wish
te carry them.
It is said Uiat the day of the drummer,
like that or the Amerlcan Indian, is fast fad
ing away, and that mero and mero tlie coun
try merchant is beginning te return te his
old custom or going te the city te make his
purchases in person. This will mean the re
moval of one or the most interesting figures
of American buslness Hfe. The commercial
traveller, as the mere wsthotle or the class
like te be called, lias often been the butt of
tne newspaper paragrapuers raillery, and
many are the stories of his brazen check.
Yet separating the wheat of fact from the
chaff of exaggeration, the drummer class
contain as many gentlemen as any ether, and
they de much te qulcken business life in
the eloquence with which they are able te
descant en the merits of the goods they are
selling. They have become bucu a roceg-
nized Institution and are be great a con
venience that it is mere than doubtful if
tinder present business conditions, they can
bedlspeused with. The departure el the
drummer te ethor fields of work will de
away ith an agreeable hotel companion and
entertaining hotel guest
The Docter Delus Well.
Krem the N. Y, Sun.
"Hew are things te-day T" whispered a
young man te a friend who had just come
from Oeneral Grant's hall deer, where he
had been speaking te the servant "Better,"
replied the friend, In the name cautious tene :
"Douglas has eaten his breakfast with some
relish and Dr. Slirady is resting comfertably.r
"But hew Is Ueueral Urantr" asked the
first speaker. "Grant?" waa the answer
"flh.1 didn't ask about him. I viu mmlv
anxious te ascertain hew the doctors were
getting along." ,
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A Victory far the Berne Team by a Score of 16
te 4 Hew It Waa AtoempllthM Katy
Leral aad General ,Ketea of the
Diamond Field.
Several hundred people wltneased the open
ing game of barn ball in thl city when the
Lancaster had the Quaker City club of Phila
delphia for their opponents. Tha air waa
rather chilly and the ground '.wero by no
mean dry. The home club presented Wet Wet
zell and HolTerd na tlielr battery. Owing te
Injuries received In Brooklyn Mack laid efl,
and Lynton played Hint base with Smith In
right Held. The gatne waa net very Interest
ing at any tlme and it dragged slowly along
until after 0 o'clock. Tlie Lancaster oxcellod
at the bat and hit Woldel hard. In the
soventh inning Blakely was put In the box
and he was alue pounded In the eighth In
ning. 'The home club played a geed Helding
game, IIIland,DonaldandTetnnoy doing well.
Parker and MeTamany get soveral difficult
(lies in the outfield. The visitors showed
that they are a much hotter Helding than
batting club. They hit Wetzell prettyhard,
howevor, .but many of the balls wero sent In
the air and captured. There was nothing
yery noteworthy In the game and the clubs
are playing again te-day. The score was as
fellows :
tAHCASTER. AJinlbr- AK'QOAKBRCl'T.AllRlbrAK
Parker, If.., 4 4 3 4 00
HolTerd. e.. 4 2 0 7 22
Myers, 2b... a 3 e 1 31
inland. 2b.. fi 2 2 2 10
mnien.c., e e a 4 1
unee. rf... 422010
jueianvy, ci a 1 1 3 01
Temney, us. 5 2 2 1 31
Donald, .lb., a 1 1 1 41
Hmltb, rf.... a .1 3 e 01
I.TBlOll. Hi., si 1 HOI
llcnncra, lb. 4 0 215 OS
Kuliner.m.. 4 0 12 31
Helland, of.. 401 0 00
iiiaKeiy.sep 4 0 0 0 BO
Milium, If... 4 0 0 0 10
Weldcf, p3b. 1 u 11 0 se
Wetzel, )i... 4 0 1170
Totals. ....1J10112717:
Total,, ...37 4 02(210
scerk nr iNNiitiix
Lunciutcr ,. 3 1 0 S 2 2 0 4 x lit
Quaker City...,' ." 3 0 S 6 2 0 0 60-4
rarkcr, MeTamany, Temney and Illlnnd. lc(t
.. , "'."""' i wuBKcrc ty,7. H nick
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Krrerg
wtVS T 'VJ rt 1 . r,V"'r.,: """ I'ltclien
H,?iliCl,I;iWcii"-l,.4 J ?cd llalls-Hemird, 1;
Oiilnlen, 4. Umplrcs-CimitntntM and Mycin!
Tlme or liame Twe hours and ten mlnutCK.
About the middle or the gnme Chester
Cumnilngs, the umpire, was struck In the
left oye by a foul tip and badly injured. He
was taken te his home mid yesterday tlie oye
was ontlrely closed. Tiiore It a torrible cut
aboe the oye which prenetratcd almost te
the bona Ocorge Myers umpired the ro re ro
malnder of the game in a satisfactory manner.
Quinten, or the Quaker City, was struck by
a bidl and knocked out Urc n tlme, but he
came up smiling aflcr a tlme and llnlshed
tlie same, doing geed work.
Nete or the Field.
Qulnten Is n roinarkable tlirower te baacs.
Hastiati will be kept at sliert by Phlladol Phlladel
phla. Heb niakisten hasi already been released bv
Buffalo, J
Harrisburgers are organ I1b n nome
club.
Lucas' loam w III be the host drosned in tlie
league.
'' 1. 2L,rslnla liave signed a new catclier
named Tate.
Fereman, or last year's Ironsldes, lll
pitch for the Woodbury (Md.) club.
Conway, of last year's Yerk club,is claimed
by tlie Ironsides, or this city and also by the
.Lawronce (Mass.) club.
The liancaster club will ha e te travel 3,200
inlles te play out their schedule and their
longest Jump is 2tU miles.
if Lucas succeeds In Heciirlug such of the
rcinstated players that he may want, he will
Blvothe otber league clubs a ttitsle rerilrst
place
Fulmer is already sick orbase lull and wlU
in ruture attend te his duties as constable
As a base ballist he fnw lest hi grin. Niwrl
inn IAc. '
Harry Bpyle is pilehing great ImII rer
Lucus' club, and it inatterH net te him
whether compelled te keep tils loot dew 11 or
net. His speed Is tcrrillc.
Yeung Dan Cesey, ene or the Wilmington
pitchers last season, is doing great work Ter
the Indianapolis team. In the game with
the Detreits. rocently, the leaguers only
scored three hits off his delivciyT
In Heading Harry Pyle was tried en Satur
day en the cliarge of deserting liis wife, -wim
resides in thta city. He tostllled that he wa-i
rpceiving150 per month ter pitching ball In
Richmond. The court erdered him te iv
his wifeS., per week. '
Oi or ten thousand peeple saw the Pittsburg
tlub shut out by the SL Leuis yesterday by
thoscpre el 3 te a Each club had but fle
i',Uu,u.tthe.Pitt8burBrB lest U'elr held in
.?. fl?,d T,1 Cincinnati downed the Louis Leuis Louis
vme by 4 te Land six thousand wero pros
out Indianapolis crushed Milwaukee bv8
te 0.
The Dauntless club, efMt Jey, Mill be
managed by 1L K. Nlssley and will include
the lollewlng: Catchers-Eberle, Devit
Brown j pitchors-Pyle, Baker, with Slater,
eiler and Reland en U10 bases, Moency at
sliert and Applebach, Frank Baker and Ben
Brown in Held. It is a great pity that ether
towns in the country cannot start clubs or
this kind.
All arrangements te place an Eastern
League club In Wilmington wero niade en
Saturday. J. T. West, the "Man of Nerve"-
Manager Frelinger, lonnerly of the August
Flower, will take charge of the team. Blak Blak
sten, Birchal. HUsey, Hauua, Woldel, Al
bert, Helland and Myers are among tbe
players who will receive offers te go en
the new club. They will eiien the season
with the Chester club next Saturday.
Tlie championship season of the Amerlcan
Association began en Saturday. The Met
J ere beaten in Philadelphia by tlie Athletics
by 13 te 3 and Herace Phillip's Allegheny
team shut out the St Leuis Browns by 7 te
niiPth1r,S8me9cWere: At Philadelphia:
Philadelphia IS, Somersot 3; Washingten:
National 7, Buffalo 5; Baltimere: Bosten 7.
Baltimore 3 ; Brooklyn : Brooklyn 12, Yale
0; Priuceten : Princeton 2, Trenten 1;
Augusta (Oa) : Atlanta 3, Augusta 1 ; Colum
bus (Oa) : Columbus 8, Nashvilles 1.
The Reading people are tee mean te sup
port a ball .club, se the papers of that
muiaiiewn, win de me principal backer, and
"ja ure uoveiuig consiuerauio space te
give the whereabouts and condition of play
ers who have been engaged in tlie town. Of
Geedman ene paper says : Big Jake Good Geed
man, who is noted for his Btubbornnesa in
' ""in, win grumuie xrem urstbaselu
Lancaster." That nowspaper man isallttle
oil. Jake Is in Trenten, whero he Is playing
geed ball, and giving Helders of opposi
tion clubs plenty or fun hunting the balL
Reading need net be ashamed of a geed
player Hke him.
Lucas has gained his point and all the
blacklisted players wero reinstated at the
meeting of the League presidents in New
Yerk en Saturday. The first resolution pro
posed related te the violation or tlie roservo
rules adopted In March, 1884. Itssubstance
was in effect that tbe penalty or expulsion
neuld 110t be made te apply te Hugh Daly.
E. M, Gess, Fred. Dunlap and Goe. ShaUer.
Under the resolution a fine of f500 was im
posed en each or the above players, en pay
ment of which the men will be reinstated in
the loacue. Thntuvnnil rjwmliitlr.ii rrii.m.i
te theso players who broke league contracts
last year te Jein the Union Association club.
It provided that G..W. Glasscock, CF.Briedy.
t-harles Swoenoy, James McCermlck and F.
L. Shaw should pay a fine of $ 1,000 each, en
payment of which they should be reinstated.
I here was a long debate eyer the new rules
ferpltehlng, butit was finally decided that
uu uuiuiuu Biiuuui ue maue untu aner a mere
oxtendod trial or thorn.
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Cart Up By the Sea.
A romance has cometo light connected
with the ill-fated steamship Daniel Stelniuan
which was wrecked at Sambro, a year age'
when 124 Uvea were lest Previous te leav
ing home, Peter Andreas MIehelsen, ene or
uie paasengers, uejxwiieu w,vw and some
valuables for safe keeping with onellers enellers
chird, of Hasle, Denmark, and took a recelnt
therefer. Probably imagining that no legal
evidence would ever be fortlicemlng,that lie
jmu uie uiuuuy, juiwjuiiu reiusea te return
it te tbe dead man's relations. Thereupon
the Danish foreign minister communicated
with Stephen Tobin. the Danish consul at
Halifax, te spare no efforts td find the receipt
Bodies and wreckage washed ashore from
time te tlme have been cnrefntlv un.i..i
l..i , ... , , . ; d" "
and dlvera who baye been werkiug en the
wreck for the past year have kept a sharp
lookout for the missing document but all
without success. Recently a small trunk
was washed ashere containing a number of
letters aud papera. These were turned ever
te the consul. They were water seaked.
and the writing was almost pUIteratedllut
among Ujem was the long Ioeked-for receipt
which alter mueJi difficulty Censul Tobin
m--
T.,
rCZ llz 1 "u uuuiieu. xia nas cabled
! the geed news te Copenhagen, ' ,
i
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Effizazu:
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JAMMI RuMKfib LeWEI.t. wIuma tiMllfi U
bow Impteved, will unveil a bnst or the poet
Coleridge, In Wertoaiateter Abbey, en May
Marquis op Stafferd, en the occasion of
hu recent rnarrUga, received no less than 43
traveling clocks, 10 gold-meuntod driving
Whips and 0 cases Of scarf pins.
MeMstOMitun A, J. Glorieux waa en
Saturday consecrated In tlie cathedral in
Baltimore as bishop partibus Inlldellum and
apostolic vicar of Idaho.
W. H. McUmsaHV. the Pittsburg post pest post
master.haii resigned te become mayor's clerk.
He had a year te aerve and Jehn II. Iirkln,
Bern., will likely succeed him.
At.KXANm:n Harrison, of Philadelphia,
carries off one el the tour ti,W0 prlxes or er or
fered by the Amerlcan Art association at
Uie exhibition openod last week.
w. LioitTMBR,rerniorly one or the edi
tors and ewners, and new a Washington cor
respondent or the Pittsburg Vitpatch, has
trtaae a stoerago passage te England te wrtle
up rer that paper sketches or ship Hfe In the
nilddle deck.
Daw Mack, the turfman and former ewner
or Lady Therno I Samuel J.Ivluk, societary
or the Philadelphia Society for the Preen-
uoneivruouyto Animais.ami.iL. 11. Mccor
mick, ex-Unlted State district attorney at
Pittsburg, are among the dead reported to
day. MaxO'Rf.m,, whose writings have aroused
a nntural curiosity as te the idcntltv of tlielr
nuther, Htands revealed te the public In the
person of M. Paul Bleuet He Is the French
master at Westminster school, and editor
of tlie Clarenden velumes en "French Ora
tory." Mrs. Ham.vaii H. Sanbi died in Pert
Cheater, New Yerk, a few days age. After
nor funeral a search was made for her Mill
and it was found. The scarchers also found
fl l.oeu in iianK bills, meuldy and groen.
They found 100,000 In United States liends
and othersecuritios, besides deeds or property
rolled up tegether in an old petticoat
Jay Oehlk says: "A man with a large
busineHs en his hands and en his brain can
not hepe te be successful unless he lives en
the slmplest feed. The rule when there is te
1)0 a physical strain is te dlet en the articles
which are the most readily assimilated. It is
Just tlie B.ime when the work Is mental. Com Cem Com
plex dishes may tlckle the mlate, but they
mudd'a the brain."
Lenn Beacenhkiklu'h day the anniver
sary of his death was very generally ob
served in England yesterday. In Londen
tlie stroets wero lull of " prlmrose pilgrims "
from the suburbs, and the statue of Lord
Boaeonsllold was again covered with wreaths,
pillows, broken columns, eta, all composed
oriilslaverito llewer. The number of ixk ixk
ple carrying primroses, either in their hands
or button-holes, has never been oqualedat
any fermer nnnlvcrsary of cither I,erd Ilea Ilea
censfleld's birth or death.
Mns. Emii.v f.nevKs Wn.MHTOfr, or i:.ist
Hampton, Mass., wlie reeentlv illed. be
queathed a,000 te Willlsten seminary.
Sixty-two years age Mrs. Willistet. was em
ploying a row fumllies In the town or Wll
lfamsburg In covering buttons. The In
dustry grew, and was taken in hand by the
lady's husband, who in time amassed a for fer for
tuiie by It He became a generous patron or
Amherst cellege and the founder or Willis Willis
ten seminary. Mr. wmiHUn, iled n 1874.
and sitice thou, as befere, Mrs. Willlsten lini
given awny large sums te further various
gueu causes, nne is e en said te ha e lived
in a frugal manner In order that !m mlirlit
distribute her luoemo for benevolent
pur-
pxjsex.
lllefxly Werk In New Jersey.
William Jones lias long been employed by
Alexander Kinney, or Stenoy Hill, a lonely
placoabeut four inlles from rialnfield, . J.,
back in Somersot county, te take care of
the place whlle he works in New Yerk.
Kinney has loon in the habit or coming out
oncea week te soe his wife, wliewaslcR
alene en the place with Jenes. He came out
as usual en Saturday night but found no ene
waiting for him. He walked te the house,
arriving there at 11 o'clock. Hoceuld net get
in and aroused seme neighbors. They broke
into the heuse and found peels or bleed In the
kitchen and jiarler. The organ was smashed
with an axe and a coat, tern and bloody was
found in Jenes room. In a corner or the
narrow hallway lay the deceased liodyer
Mra, Kinney. Her head was a mass or
oieou. aii axe liatl becn used te cut her
skull in two. Her nese' wan smashed and
also her shoulder blade.
Three boys immediately notliled Chier
ori'ellcoDodd. He in turn notified the au au au
thorities or Somersot county. About ihe
e clock Sunday Jenes was found strung
up In the barn with his neck broken. Ne
metive is assigned for the dced ether than
that Jenes was Bald te be in leve with the
yeungest daughter, a domestic. Tlie organ
belonged te the girl. Jones had been with
the family four years.
HWEET AI'KIL..
IllojHOmef the almond-trees,
April's gilt te April's been,
lllrth-day ornament of spring,
Flera' fairest underling I
li'dutn Arneld.
Bl'EClAX. NOTICES.
William HcUiiew, 134 Fayette St., Ilallliuere.
MiL, says : ' I believe favorite ICemedy Is a
geed medicine. It Is doing me mere geed than
anything I ever tried, and I have tried almost
everything, fort am a sufferer from dyspepsia."
While." Favorite Itcmcdy "Is a specific in Mem.
ach and Uladdcr diseases, It Is ejuaUy valuable
In cases or bilious dUerdcrg, Constipation of the
Bowels, and all the class of Ills apparently In
separable fiem the constitutions of women.
uprio-liuced&w
DU. WILLIAM'S INDIAN I'ILK OINTMKNT.
I'L0;,Mcu.1Jura conductor en the B. A W. It.
It, Springfield, O., Aug. 20. 18, sujh: "I have
vv.. n Biva.Bunuiur W11U IDA HIM. 1 Used HU'
trrateiul tewiv hfu pnrpd ,,.
Cochran, 137 and 13a North Queen street
Sold
by II. B.
13
Nulllvan's Sensible Swear On.
"Yes, I have an Idea of inakingasparringteur
through England," said Jehn h., after seeing
MeCaffrey In Philadelphia recently. 1 have
met all who are words meeting In thl country."
The champion leeks well and his friends say that
he Intends te quit drinking entirely. Ol course
ueiuuy require suiuciMUg occasionally, but he
will keep clear of bar-room poison and use only
Der'B 1'crb SUit WnisKsv. That can be had
of uny leading druggist or grocer for II a bottle.
It Is warranted pure, and has no equal for the
prevention and euro of pneumonia, diphtheria
malaria and all nervous maladies. Te a man who
travels as much as Jehn docs and la exposed se
much It Is very useful ; and, even a champion
needs somethlng te keep his- system In tene and
vigor."
Ironing Day.
The woman with a heavy Hat-iron In her hand
does net ulway remember that the Iren which
gives color and richness te her bleed Is the vcrv
same metal us that rrem which the flat-Iren U
made. lliere I no preparation In the world llk.i
Brown's Iren Bitters te give the bleed the Iren
It needs. Mrs. 8. Jl. Crew, Legan, U., says, "l
used Brown's Iren Bitters for general debility:
and am much benefited." "''
Oil. FBAZIEB'S MAQIO OINTMENT.
T.? reat4)9 -blessing that ha been discovered
In this generation. A. sure euro forllells, Burn.
Beres, Cuu, Flesh Wounds. Bere Nipples, Hard
and Belt Cerns, chapped Lips and itinds. rim.
pies and Uletcnes. Vrice MW.8eld by Drugglsu.
field by II. 1J. Cochran, 137 and 133 North ftueen
trout.
lJ
STORAGE
OOMMIB8ION WABBHOUSB,
DANIEL MAVEU,
deca-lyd 16 West Chestnut street
Pewjna. CIGARS FROM fhOO
Hundred nn. nt
PER
JiAUTHAfCB YELLOW JfllONT
(JIGAIl
.bTOUE.
MANHOOD RESTORED.
, , ., . MDT Tax.
A TlCtlm Of VOUthrill ImnraAnnM nmnln
mature Decay. Nervous Debility, Lest Man
Ac. navlnir tried In vin avav hai
Pre Pre Pre
oed. remedy.
toad ritbE te hi fellow sufferers. Address.
UI
JIMyeedaiyw IS Chatham Bt. New Yerk City
SAFE, SURE AND SPEEDY CURE.
, ,HDITU,U, Ywoeiaji and SrxeiAi, Dumiaa
of elthersex.
whonyeu can flu
i you can Olid: In Dr. WrluhTthn nuiV .'
uj ue uumuumrca uv nunrba.
iTfn T lVI..(.r.kn a,i ,7r
uua ji-aT8icii.i jn Philadelphia who make a
specialty of the above diseases and ceasa them T
cVassatuRAaTxxD. ADViea bx, day ana even,
lng. Btranger can be treated and return home
thenamaday. Offlcea private.
DU. W, II. VIIIQIIT
&&$i2- i-hUadalphla.
K03COE MURPHY, D. D. a.
,t .. OIUBDATX OF
Ihel'cr.mylvnula cellege of Dental Surgery,
with '
n ir T vuinltm
t ? orJf,19u,eon tfeen Lancaster, Va.
Dentistry In all lu branches.
uwrH-WAMaid
i
LlM mWflV$ttMKAmM4W ABl ViBBBBa.7. u l
WW .M T irMMM TMIMI 1 M ' L L U
i. 'a?i".-.Trr?w ,. . ... ..i , i SLrr-r' - -.. .. . i
ZHOU VLTfWM.1
S
BRewnrs
IRON
. ) .t
3ITTER5
Tata BMdletne,eenbtnliij Iren with purnveara.
Utile tonics, quickly and completely CUKKS
HYSPKP8IA, 1NOIOKS810N, MTAI.ARIA.
WKAKNK8S. IMPUKK BLOOD, CHILLS and
rKVKRandNKUKAXUtA.
. Hy rapid and tboreuRh assimilation with the
bleed It reaches every part of the system, puri
fies and enriches the bleed, strengthens the
muscles and norret, and tone and Invigorates
the system t
A fine Appetiser Best tenle known.
It will euro the worst ease or Dyspepsia, ro re ro
levlng all distressing symptoms, such as Taal-
mnvf na all dlitmulnir
n ..- . nZ.-clL-' .'.. .'.-. a.
Ilnartbnre. eta.
ing e9 oue iieicniug, umv in uie ewnucu,
lesnuurn, ese.
The only Iren medicine that will net blacken
xne en.
erlnjurel
irlnjt
It Is
i the teem.
Invaluable for dhKnaeanecullarta women.
and te all persons who lead sedentary lives.
An unfailing remedy for diseases of the Llver
and Kidney.
l'enen suffering from the effect of overwork,
nervous troubles, less of appetite, or debility,
experience quick relief and renewed energy by
It use.
It does net cause Headache or produce Constl Censtl
rt&tlnn OTHER Iren medldnea de.
It is the nnlv nrenaratlen of In
no Injurious effects. Physician and druggists
ei Amn ieb cBunn
lam
rrl
jvuuiiiiiiuim lb nn im uchu
rlt
The genuine ha Trade Mark and crossed red
lines en wrapper. Take no ether. Made only by
siiuna uunniuAb uu.,
llALTiaiena, Ha
septa-lydftlyw
HATH AND OjWB.
ATTRACTIVE APPEARANCE.
Nothing se much changes the appearance us a
Hat a nlce, new lint and there Is no place In
the city j'eu have as many New Spring Styles te
select from as at
Stauffer & Ce's.
Alt the New Shades In Plain and Fancy Celer.
Extra light weight, soft and stiff, with prices
lower than ever before.
W. D. STAUFFER & CO.,
(SHULTZ'H OLD STAND),
Nes. 31-33 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
LANCASTEIl, PA.
vt.evn Atre jVjsxv.
-"lOMK AND SEE ME.
ifAvme eraxKD a
Fleur, Feed, Grain, Hay & Straw
y WAREHOUSE,
At Nes. 35 and 37 Market street,
(Fermerly occupied by Harry A.DIIIer), I
respectfully Inform my friends and the
ii Keneral lhat 1 am new prepared te fun
would
Dublla
nntnnrnd te furnluli at
the shortest
notice and LOWK8T 1'OBSIIILE
ruicE!
Fleur, Feed, Grain,
Hay and Straw.
Alse, constantly en hand a fully supply et
Machinery, Cylinder, Unseed, Crude and
Machinery Oils,
WHOLESALK AND HKTAIL.
HENRY DRAOHBAR.
apr3-lmced
nevsKFVRNiauma uoevh.
T
HE
CHEAPEST PLACE
TO BOY AT
LOW PRICES
STOVES, HEATERS, RANQES,
Ceal Oil Lamps and Gas Fixtures,
13 AT
R
Ne. 24 Seeth Queen Street,
feblMvd LANCASTER, I'A.
MISCELLANKO VS.
SLATE WORKS. """"' " " " "
All persons wishing MAKIILKIZKD SLATE
M ANTtl.S, erany otber Slate Werk, will de well
by calling at our works or send for our Illustra
ted catalogue.
Kit ANK JAN80N & BP.O.,
Cerner front and Locust St, Columbia, Pa.
mar5-3md
mUIS PAPER IS PRINTED .
WITH
J. K. WRIGHT & CO. '8
INK,
Falrmeanl Ink Works, 26ih and Penn'a. Averme
1anS-lrd
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
s
AINT-RAPIIAEIi WINE.
INFORMATION.
The Salnt-Uaphael Wine has a delicious flaveur
and Is drunk In the prlncl
nal nltlAA nf Itifaala
Uennanv.
North and Seuth America. Great
iai cities or uuss!
Britain, India, and se en. The quantity exported
annually la sufficient proof of Its stability and
staying powers, whUe for the real connoisseur
Britain, India, and se en.
there Is no wine that can be
considered It
superior.
n
TheSalnt-ltanhacl WlnoCemnnnvVnlnnnn
Department of the Dreme (france.))
H. E. 8LAYMAKER,
fiS-tfd Na EAST KING STBKKT.
T
TOBACCO BUYERS AND PACKERS.
Contract Beeks,
Receipt Beeks,
Sample Tags,
ALL BTYLESaud QUALITY or CAKDBOAHD
STRING TAGS,
And all kinds of PIIINTINQ used by Leaf Te
bacce Dealers, executed in the
BEST STYLE and at the LOWEST PRICES.
Call and see our sample. Orders by mall
promptly attended te.
STEINMAN & HEflSEL,
INTBLLIQKNOEB BulldlDg,
mS-Ud Lancaster, Fa.
WATCMX3, v
ryy'vvswyywrvV' vwfsiivM
TTTATOIIES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
JEWELRY, hi
LOUIS WEBER'S, Ne, 158 1-2 North Que. Steel
Opposite City netel, near Fa. U. B. Depot
Retailing at Wholesale Prices. Repairing at
xtra Lew Prices, Jyallyd
ir
uiiutae,
Te keep the hand warm
MITTKNS;
Te keep the hand warm.
BOOKS,
Te keep the feet warm.
EAR MUFFS,
Te keep the ear warm.
MUFFLERS,
Te keep the neck warm.
UNDERWEAR,
Te keep the body warm.
Ge te ERISMAN'S.
, tfi t
Ne. 17 WJC8T KINd BTREBT.
REMOVAL.
I. McCAULEY.
HERCHAUT TAIIOE,
HAS IlEMONEI) FIIOM
NO. 148 EAST KING STREET
te-
NO,
134 NORTH QUEEN STREET,
(Uuchmlller's Building),
Where he baa en hand
ONE Or THE FINEST LINES OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
FOll THE sntlNO TKADE
EVER SHOWN IN THIS C1TV.
Call and take a leek at the goods and you will
bosure te have your uicasure taken ler a Hull,
at-tld
XT AVE YOU SEEN THOSE '
$10.00, $12.00 & $15.00
ALL WOOL SUITINGS,
WHICH WE AIIE MAKINU TO OKDKIt?
If net, Ills te your Interest te call at once and
see them; they are certnliriy leaders which no
store can ciuaf.
NOT ONLY THESE GOODS,
But
All Geed Mild by us are Far Cheaper,
TAKING QUALITY IN
.VIO CONSIDERATION,
than can bu found elsewhere,
FOR GOOD GOODS I
FOR LOW PRICES I
FOR 6TVLISH FITS! FOR
GARMENTS!
WELL MADE
We Certainly De Take the First Hate.
IMMENSE LINE
-OF-
SPRING CLOTHING.
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
TRUNKS, VALISES, &e., Six,., &c,
NOW COMING IN.
CALL AT ONCE
. -AT-
NEW STORE.
CORNER CENTRE SQUARE AND NORTH
QUEEN ST., LANCASTER.
L.
GANSMAN A URO.
MW THINGS DAILY.
Our CUSTOM DEPARTMENT TRADE Is
opening for the season with mero vim than ever.
OUR POPULAR PRICK FOR
SUITS & TROUSERS
Are appreciated. Yeu will de jeursclf Injus
tice If you de net leek ut the SUITS weare
Making te Measure at $10 00, 412 00, f 15.00, 18.O0.
roeandt25 00. All Newest Cholce Goods and
made exactly right te your order.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
As weare manufacturing all our Rcady.Made
Men's and Bey's Clothing, and buy for cash enl v.
we are enabled te tave jeu from Si teSOper
OUR POPULAR ALL-WOOL
MEN'S CORKSCREW SUIT,
L. ftASSMM & BEO,
Fashionable Merchant Tailors and Clothiers,
Nea. 60-68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Right en the Southwest Cor. el Orange Street,)
LANCASTER, PA.
Net connected with any ether clothing
store In the city. B
M
YERS it RATJIVON.
LOW PRICES!
FINE GOODS.
What the trade want Is Flne Goods at Lew
Prices. We have t hem, tee.
LOOK AT OUR GOODS,
And you'll find them made lust as well as iroeds
at high prices. We'll net slight them tesult ex-
lstlnic low nrlccs. Rather aunriflpn th .,...
filidirlvn Bitli wnrl. nn f Ka n...1a I.....I.
ici-s. iiamcr sacrince the
work a the goods Justlfle.
PINE ASSORTMENT
-OF
ENGLISH & FRENCH
. CHECKS,
-AT-
PBICES AS LOW AS DOMESTICS.
DOMESTICS
SO LOW THAT
EVKKY ONE CAN HAVE A
QUIT
MYERS & RATHFON,
LKADINQ LANCASTER CLOTHIERS,
NO. 12 HAST KLNO STREET,
LANCASTER. PA.
21 0 OnO WORTH OF MILLINERY
''P-,-V'Vf,-',-' Xew Yerk d Pari Mllil.
neryCa Our new (tore, no North Queen street.
nfu-' 1',.U 2?w "n wUhan Klegantllne
etutfi.Snliet,i lowers. Feathers. Ac at our
usual CHEAP PRICES. Hoping our customeTi
HIRSH & BROTHERS
IZirurr.T"0 "" w"i incase uiver us
wUhJAelr presence, we remain truly yours,
Nf JOltK AND PARIS MILLLSekyc'e.,
JaaU4 jrerawrly of as West King St.
ana w ia .asu .a .
!?
J.
Cr.OTHIXU.
rcuNie TAILORING.
l'
1885. SPRING 1885.
H. GERHART,
FINETAILORING.
The Largest and Choicest Assortment of
FINE WOOLENS
IN THE C1TV OF LANCASTER.
All the I-atcst Novelties In
FANCY SUITING.
A CHOICE LINE or
SPRING OVERCOATING.
THE VEItV BEST WOUKMANSIIII.
Friers te suit all and all goods warranted as
represented at his new store,
Ue. 43 Serth Queen St.
(OPPOSITE THE I'OSTOFFICE.)
H.GERHART.
S1'
RING CLOTHING.
SPEIM CLOTHING
-AT-
Burger & Sutten's.
We are offering eurSPRINO stock of Heady.
Made
CLOTHING
AT VERY LOW PRICE.
A call will convince you that this Is the place
te secure a genuine bargain. We de net offer
ene or two lets as a bait, but we offer our entire
stock nt prices away down.
Men's Buslness Suits from 87 te $12.
Men's Dress Suits from $12 te $16.
Youth's Scheel Suits from $4.50 te $7.
Youth's Dress Suits from $8 te $12.
Children's Short Punts Suits from $3
te $7.
These are all our own make and wedonothes wedenothes wedonethes
Itato te guarantee the lit, style and wmkman
ship. Our motto Is: GOOD GOOIJb AND LOW
PRICES.
BURGER & SUTTON
MERCHANT TAILORS AND
CLOTHIERS,
Ne. 24 Centre Square,
LANCASTER. PA.
w
ILLIAMBON 4 FOSTER.
THE-
NORFOLK BLOUSE!
It 13 a natural fiellng with most people that
when they have something New and Stylish,
they feel anxious toshew It. This is Just our flx
new. We are anxious te show the ladles of Lan
caster our Children's Norfolk Blouse Suits, as
well as the New and Elegant Assortment of
' 'ranu unu j-iiuii iiiniu mum ier children.
Alse our One and Two-1'lece Kilts of the Very ;
Latest Patterns. '
White Dress Shirts.
It I an acknowledged fact that It won't pay
te make the White Dress Shirts at home lieu
they can be bought Ready-Made and Warranted
te F1L Every shirt we sell (rom60elotl.au. We
arc prepared te guarantee a perfect tl t or no sale.
OUR BEST SHIRT and THE BEST SHIRT for
Fit, Material and Make, Is
THE PATENT BOSOM
EIGH M I
$1.00 EACH,
E!
-OR-
$5.40 PEE HALF DOZEN.
PERCALE SHIRTS,
in the Newest Patterns for fepilng Wear, Fast
.u.u.r, .v A U WU111UH WllU J
I Each Sblrt.
CLOTH HATS!
60 CENTS.
This Fashlonable and Favorlte Hat we have a
VervFlne Asaertmniit. nf tw m.... ... ,"" ' J
u!&M&iS2 ma u,,d Sert M- ia
The early patterns In Children's Straw Tur.
bans are new open for Inspection.
THE GEM I
and thi TprtVe U wtfhln 'the fcahBef allT UlTOU8U
MKN'S OEM CONGRESS ea
MEN'S GEM LACE , ..'"" JrS
MEN'S GEM MUTTON.!"."."." StX
S8?3 SS& Sgg.?8.! I1?.""1 )".":g
mey's gem mutton-.. !:.,;:;::;:;."::;;;";;J53
32, 34, 30 & 38 West King St,
LANCASTER, PA.
TROTK IS MAKING "
OABINBT PHOTOGRAPHS
at 9X00 a oezav,:
KM NORTH QUEEN STREET,
Lancaster, Pa,
AT NO.
Jaeiutfd
CALL AT
STORK
RKIOART'S
OLD WINK
-rOR-
IISTON'S EXTBACT OP BEEP.
Tiifarr in tub would,
KUbllhed, 1780. II, K. SLAYMAKEH. AeL.
feblT-Ud
rVV3
(' .
Williamson & Fester,
We. East King St.
tM
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