- a THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENCE!, SATURDAY; NOVEMBER 20, 1880. .' .CJ. f M i ft, i THE INTELLIGENCER rVKJMUO BVMY.DAY IN THB TBAB ( AuMtay JMqiliA) w em a ww fin wui" "". "rtr eamAMeimu MUTsuiTCuiittA". cirraa xn all iweiim rucm. Mru nna aa. timut cohmimieh allewsd te rtrAern. tiwe oekctio. ADVWTISINO BATBB:; Xln. lln. ln. ain.,4ln, tin. em Mr. I e't te FTm ' tsr two Mr "e H & 6 fltim Days...- 1K se 8tt 79 renrlHys-.... loe in S60 616 eon iu riveDayt...... lie 4oe bkh 70a bio One Week 1 sse A eM IW loge two Week.... ! N 7 BO 10 BO 1 0 " M TOre Wiwki.. sre non 1000 lteej wee 20M On Menth..... 350 7011 hed laed met 2400 Twe Months... Ben 1000 1700 u 00 2700 wee Three Menth- c lte rd Moej moo ssue SIX Months ( 1HO0 00 M00 4400 8J00 una Tour it cie oe is oe 56 ( (a co 9 (e The Weekly Intelligencer Publmhid Every Wednesday Mernine. Iioe A tsai, 11.00 temrx mouths, ciras or ran, tis.00, ad A oerr ii te rxiseKS emnia cr OLVM. 0OMTOllDII'C1ROtICITBDrBOlTBTrAnTC)I'nil CTATS AVD COUltTRT. ALL AVOHTHOrS LXTTltlS wtLL si conwne te tub wastb saskiit. Addrttt all lAU.tr t and Ttltgramt te THB INTBIiUQEJNOBB, Intelligencer Building, Lancaster, Pa. $l)c awastct Intelligence . LANCASTER. NOVEMBER IP, 1S8C. Shameful Confessions. The testimony of Aldermen I'ullRraff and Duffy reveals the Xew Yerk "boo "beo "boe dlo " aldermen as the calmest and boldest band of villains that hare ever been caught stealing from the public purse of an Amer ican community. They decided among themselves that thirteen votes were necessary te pass a bill, and it wiw agreed te held a meeting of thirteen members. There dee3 net appear te have been the slightest doubt about the possibility of finding that number of r.is- cals among the aldermen, but en the ether hand great care was taken te keep the number down te what weu'd be barely suf. Helen' te pass the bill, se that each man's s'.iare of plunder might be as large as possible. Then when the thirteen thieves calmly considered the proposals made te them in an organized meeting and voted formally te accept the offer of $500,000 made by the Broadway Surface read and carefully ar ranged for the division of their bribe, the whole thing was managed in such a mat ter of fact business way that the natural inference is they had dene these things be fore and learned te apply business princi ples te city government with original va riations. "When it was found that mere votes were necessary they simply agreed te cut down each man's share of the bribe te $20,000. 2v"e thought of trouble about se curing the needed votes. Fullgraff's tes timony alone would net be worth much if it was net confirmed by Duffy and by what the public already knows of the case. The details all appear te fit in with the confessions of these two men, and before long we will no doubt have a record of bribery and corruption that will make choice reading for the foreign enemies of government by the people. Te these critics we can reply that te the same extent under royal government this thieving might have gene en unchecked. The fact that it had reached such vast proportions and the boldness of it should urge all citizens te leek mere closely te public affairs. It there was mere public spirit among the b.st classes of citizens, the industrious and honest of all trades and callings, there would be no chance for the political corruption that is the curse of New Yerk. Saial Warfare. The officers who are laboring te de velop a science of naval warfare at the new war college near Newport should re ceive all possible encouragement. Admiral Luce,who has been active in this field, says that with the mass of facts gathered from the record of past naval battles, laws and principles may be established that would euable some master mind te found a sci ence of naval warfare under steam. There is no reason why science should net be ap- plied te naval its well as land operations new that steam makes them mere easily controlled, and we may need te make up for the limited size of our navy by the greater elllciency and ability of our officers. The modern war vessel is sucli n com plicated piece of machinery that the officers controlling it must have scientific knowl knewl elge with ability of a high order te en able them te make the best possible use of tueir vessel, and these qualities must be In addition te all these that have always been I essential te success in naval warfare. Firmness, courage and a habit of quick, decided action must new be joined with thorough knowledge of the electrical and steam machinery of the vessel, of every detail of the management of heavy guns and the mathematical theories of pro jectiles. Torpedo warfare is another branch call ing for the application of scientific methods and training. Light On The Mermen question. Some very interesting testimony en the Mermen question is furnished by Rev. M. T. Lamb, a missionary who for some years has been stationed In Salt Lake City by the American Uaptist Heme Mission soci ety, and is new in the East. It is from one who knows wlieieef lie speaks, nnd it will have the effect of dis abusing a vast number of people of some erroneous impressions en this most absorb abserb iug subject. Fer instance, Ilev. Lamb as serts that the Mormons are net hypecrit ical. If their leaders are frauds, the masses are thoroughly sincere, and they are pre pared te make for their creed greater sa crifices than the average conscien tious Ohristlau. And the same missionary furthermore use? this language concerning tlicm : "Even In making eneccliea Mormons begin with a prayer and end with another. Ibey observe the Lord's Supper twicaen Hunday, and every geed Mermen is baptized i?.5v!.yl80noe.r ,h0 naeBt dllUculties we have te contend with, for only one out or twelve Indulge, tu the luxury or several wives. We cannot reach tha'heuest Mer. nienann wceunt of their peculiar tratnluK and view. Only when they have heoeuie lutldeU te their ewu religion can we reach them. Hut the young peeple are within our grasp. The majority el them are lrrelli(leua uu luuuiviuui, aim itvtv uewming lnUUelS. Twe-thirds of them, I believe, are Infidels." Such testimony ai thlsh worth a thou, sand times mere than all the iepresalve legislation that could ever le adopted te kill the Mcnier evil. Fer it places the subject In its proper light before the people of the country, and en ables them te take an intelligent stand regarding it. The general impression lias been that the Mermen was a lustful per son, and essentially a canting hypocrite, Te Ik) (old that he Is a sincere religious enthusiast, taking little stock in polygamy and ready te endure the most painful sacri fices for his faith puts the whole subject In an entirely new light before the country. It is a pity that Mr. Lambaml missionaries like him did net reach the public ear with their messages of truth en the Mermen question years age. m m OcTOBKit ntlll lingers In the lap of November. Ntw Yerk assumes te patronize l'blliulel phln, but te hare a Greek play dene up In proper form It must go te the University of Peuniylvana In the Quaker City. Ttie prwontatlen of Aristephanes' "Acbarnlana" In the New Yerk Academy of Music en Fri day drew a greater house than PattL, A play in a dead tengue may therefere U said te nave seme live drawing qualities. ' TiunTEKN will prove an unlucky number tn the cums of the New Yerk "boodle" aldermen. T tin 1'rlnceten alumni of Central Pennsyl vania, embracing fifty representatives of the New Jersey college from Dauphin, Perry, Yerk, Northumberland, Menteur, Lebanon, Cumberland, Franklin, Lycoming, Mifllin and Juniata counties, met in annual reunion in Ilarrlsburg en Thursday. They had for their distinguished guest the venorable Or. McCesli, a tine portrait of whom appears elsewhere in this paper. The meeting In dorsed the movement te raake the college a university. Dr. McCosh said : "1 want te make this the principal college of the great Scotch-Irish race and of the Presbyterian re re llKlen. I want It te be the college of the Middle states of Auier'ca, I am looking towards Presbyterianism. Yeu are the rep resentatives of that great Setcb-Irlah race. They talk of the Turltans The Puritans were very geed people, but the great Scotch Irish were their equals" Tin: daughter of a Pittsburg miner claims toliavegeue te heaven while in a state of trance. She says that her grandmother and aunt appeared te her as angels dressed in the regulation uniform of wings, crowns and whlte robes. The aunt Introduced the grand mother, whom the girl had never seen, and then they bore her en their wings te the banks et a great river. Exactly hew this was accomplished we are net told, but the rest of the story contains only the familiar descriptions el harps and angels. The sub stantial part of the wonderful story and the grand climax If the announcement that by divlne command the girl will write a book "describing someef the wonders of heaven." The girl's parents think the story " tee holy for a daily paper " and the father and daugh ter dl'-clalni any intention of making money out of it j but the mere thrilty mother thinks that their poverty justifies the publication en ac.ishb.usK Ir this should be done there will Koen be truny imideus strilng te rival the Pittsburg excursionist te the laud of the hereafter. It Is diverting, II net ellective, te read the Republican papers that opposed Beaver four years age new presuming te dictate his cabinet selections, New that enough time has pissed te give the value of deliberate judgment te the opinions or these who listened te Mr. Lew ell's Harvard oration, it Is Rratllylng te find that the unanimous verdict is that the poet ex celled any of his former efleru and produced a treatise en education that deserves te rank as one 0 the masterpieces of our literature. Seme even say that it should be ranked as a mabterplece or oratory, but in history the truly great orator will always be ' the man who moves the masses " by rough and ready argument or fiery, p-vssienate appeal. A polished, thoughtful disceurse like this of Mr. Lewell will survive as a work of art te win the admiration el men of learning for many a century. Speaking of the language and literature of Ureece, the orator said : " Men are ephemeral or evanescent ; but whatever page the authentic soulel man has touched with her immortalizing finger, no matter hew long age, is still young and fair as it was te the world's gray fathers. Oblivion leeks In the face of the Grecian muse only te terget her purpose." M m . Keamne nronesos te enfernn th Knminv law in keeping its saloons closed, which Is eminently proper. Tub Sherman-Davis controversy Is re vlved by the publication of a letter said te have been written by Jeflersen Davis in li63 te Governer Vance, of North Carolina, In which he expresses fear that Vance may be compelled te uee force te suppress treason, and says that In that event Governer Vance would have his cordial concurrence and as sistance. This will be eagerly aiezed ly Sherman as sustaining his charge that Davis threatened te use Lse's army te coerce the Southern states. It is a matter of history, and the peeple de net much care what Mr. DavIs did or did net threaten in 1M3, but thcae squabbles betneen prominent figures in the "late unpleasantness" must solace the tnul of the historian of the future, and the goddess of history may be imagined smiling ever the angry disputauts with the benediction, "lilesa ye my children ! Ye are unravelling knotty points of hNtery, and saving labor ler the peer devil who Is deemed te chronicle your doings." PERSONAL. Mil-. Mai kay's drewnakera are pledged net te duplicate her dreises. PllEilnENT Ci.f.vklanl's favorite dish is llver and bacon, and he has It ler breaklast every ether inernlnir. Mas. Dilleu and Jeseph HtaufTer, both or Last Karl, and both ever eighty years of age, were married last week at Weaverland. W. D. IIewells' "Foregone Conclusion" was presented as a play In New Yerk en Thursday. It is clever, but will net be pop ular, Kate Field says that ahe Is weary of so ciety shams and should like "te live apart from the fashionable hustle " The size nf the fashionable bustle makes this almost an Im possibility. CHAnEsDriu-Ev WAiixiiR, who Is mak ing an exten.lve lour et the Seuth, says that all claaseH are at work there, that there Is a growing love ler literature and hclence. and that the brightest lu-ureeeems te open be bo be lere the old Confederate states. Knv Sam Jenes, when In Omaha, Neb., HNkll unv fnati nr.,uiit ...l.A i..i ' .-... -., ....... (..iiii. nut, ,,tv, never peken a erf word te his wife te stand up, a round Jaced, geed-natured loeklnir lndl vldual, with a beard, steed up. "Thank Ged, there's one man who never a, Id a cress word te Ids wife," Kald Rev. Sain. " I'm a bache lor," shouted this round-faced man. Dn. N. K. Dams, professor of moral phllo phlle phllo nephy in the Unlverlty or Virginia, read a ,-ji.'. uti.w.u .uu ,cJ,ieiv lJlil)ieS.S m Jldlll mere en Wednesday en "Hellgleus instruc tion in State Kducatlen." lie holds that there should be 110 such Instruction, or In Ii'h own words, that "any religious instruct en whatever In a state school Is a violation of re ligious liberty." A I'erm HMlsiCleteUuri. The managers of Lppneett'a Afitynzme have pMd Miss Hese Elizabeth fleveland live hundred dollars ler a narrative poem of four hundred lines, which will appear in the January number et their monthly. His called "The Dilemma of the Nineteenth Century," and treats the wenuu question lrnm a satirical pelut of view. The metre Is Bmnethlng similar te that or Den Juan, and the poem is said by these who have, read it te be full of snap and go. lUUrumd t'aiuniiera In l'erll. ?2TUUTaQ ,leePlne car, the Cambria and be Leghorn, part et the Grand Trunk Western express, were burned te the trucka Friday morning near Kingsten Ont. Few or I he twssemrers saved mere than their Xht clothe. The less will reach lully 10 00 two cur.Lisat! j'iijmiikmy. Chanci W Ilium l'.llet. the r.iwitu "'l "' lUtard CeltrRP. Princeton's rage at the alleged slights met at the Harvard college- celebration has net ruflled the even tenor of President Kliot's way, although he has been the recipient et a letter from Dr. McCosh, (president el Princeton cellece representing the Might which the Utter gentleman avsprts has been put upon him. Presltent K.llet has written a long letter in reply.aud he expresses his regrets, as the head of Harvard college, that the sentiments ex pres'ed did ret cm body thee el Harvard toward Prluceten. As the champion or Princeton and Prince'.euian ideas, Dr. McCosh has been waging warm controversy with President Kliot, of Harvard, ever the se-called "new education." 'lhe veuerable president et rnnoeien nut u.u little sympathy with the new ideas and the elective svstem of studies are net te bis ta-te, as viewed by Andrew D. Wbttis et Cernell, and President Kliot, of Harvard. Charles William Eliet, LL P., ' lrn at Bosten, Massachusetts, Manh-ith, 1V.1. lie was prepared for college at the Husten public Latin school, and graduated . IO at Harvard in isj.5. He was tutor in mathe matics at Harvard from KM te KS. asslum prelexwr or mathematics and chemistry fmm W.S te 101, of chemistry W l-l!-v., pro pre pro fes.ser of chemistry In the Msschuset la la stilute et Technology, lv... lx., and tinaUy was chosen president of Harvard in the spring of ls'U. In conjunction with K. H Storer he has written a "Manual of lner ganic Chemistry," which was p.iblisbed tn lsy.,and a "Manual or Qualitative Chem'eal Analysis" In lef, besides ether various con tributions te "Cleutific journals. DU JJ.UJI 21 CIMH During the reient celebration et Harvard's 2S0lh annlversiry, which was honored by a visit irein the president and Mrs. Cleveland, a number erdegrtes were prevented and It is alleged by the prts that Dr. McCosh has taken umbrage at an emission of a like honor being cenlerred upon him. Hefcajs Prince ton has been almost entirely Ignored and he Is indignant at the emission. " Janifs McCosh D. D., LL. D, and president et i'rii.coten Oillege,wa.sberuln Ayr-birc,S')tland,inlll. He wa-s educated at the uulver-dLCs of iiiaa iiiaa gew and Kdinburgh, beoame a minister el the Church el Scotland, in Arbrcath, in ls3e, removed te Brechin in I5CJ whtre he imed the Free Church of Scotland In 1MJ. He was appointed proles-er or logie and metaphysics in Quean's college, Belfast, In Isil. In ISO's he went te America and became president of the college el New Jer-ey, at Princeton, an 1 has since then taken a prominent pi ice among Amer lean divines and educators Iissides numer ous contributions te British and American review-she has published "The Method el the Divine Government, Phjsl.-al and Meral" and. In conjunction with Dr. V clue, "Typi cal Ferms and Special Knds iu Creation" in ls5i Among his ether production? may be numbered these or the ".S.irnatural in Relation te the Natural" li hi animation or Mills' Philosophy" l-;, "In augural Address at Princeton" Ivi-j, "lglc In the succeeding year" Christianity and Pos itivism in 171, The Scottish Philosophy in 1S71, a reply te Tvndall's noted Bellast Ad dress 1T5, "The Development Hyrethesis" lSTtl, "The Emotions," IssOand some erca.s slenal sermons and addres-es. Pre-ndent McCosh vigorously repudistes the idea that he is a Scotch philosopher, as he w ishes te be known as the leunder of an Aiueru-in fcchoel et philosophy with natural reali-m as its watchword. Sl,tr Crace' Conundrum, fiem the lie, ten accord. Helen Oh, Mr. Copley, l've su.-h a tunny conundrum for you. Stanilerd Copley What is it, my child T " Sister Grace asked this morning at break fast table why you were like a street cr." "What was the answer? Because lam se democratic in my ways ? ' "Ob,ue. Mr. Copley, something funnier than that!" " Well, I must give it up." "She said 'twas because you never teem te want loge." Fourteen Men IJruwiied, The barges Mine-Kanull and Marinette in tow of the steam barge Maiistlqne, laden with lumber at Oscoda rer Chicago, breke loose twenty miles oil Manitou Island, en the northeastern side or Lake Michigan. They waterlogged and went ashore lour miles south el Frankfort. Buth barges are total wrecks. The two crews, numbering fifteen iiieii,were all lest, except one man named C. v. Annis. One body has come ashere at Herring Creek. The pajrs found en ihe body show it te be that et William Lewery. Tremury lUlaucen The statemeut of the Culled States treas urer ahews geld, sliver, United (stated notes and ether lunds in the treasury te day as fellows : Geld coin and bullion, e '01,&h.-yjue ; silver dollars and bullion, Sl:i7,H.:u 073 : irac irac tlenal sllverceln, .a,a-,U,le7 ; United Shoes notes, 130,037.132 j national bank notes J133 . hi ; national bank notes in process' or re demption, ?2,011,13 ; deposits with national bank depositories, 511,001,33(1 ; total, ?5K n9,lil. Certificates etitHtanding unld st, . 05e,h50j silver, W-l.bwfiil ; currency, id- Killed liy a Currlagn Celli. lun. On Friday while Mrs. M. Miller, el East Orange, was driving along Central avenue, Newark, N. J , her carriage coilldel with a buggy occupied by Jehn Darcy and wife. All three wero thrown Irani their vehicles. Mrs. Miller's skull was iractured. She was removed te St Michael's hospital, where she died late at night All were prominent and wealthy residents of East Orange. Kuier te trench In an te ITarllce, I'rem the. Vear Orleans 1'lcayune. The man who lectures en the benefits el physical exercise takes the elevator when be might clliuba Ulght of stair. Truth In a .Nuunrll. freni the Rochester I Dien. Nothing la denied well directO'l labor, and nothing i attained without It except jieverty. Be SIucli Ders te Irwin, from the St. Albans tlesienger Fish Is geed brain reed, but It does ucem pity, in noun cases, te waste e much flsb. V' fjrTN a!$jraP:?' ' AilUXO Til 3HHIV rt.ArjKHB. OeMlp Thst riuittt Itel.irtf the reutltRhtt. Notes . bunt the Plj iHllhee Who I'Uy Tlirui. Tem Mack, et this city, who has been In Scrnnten for several tneutlis past, Joins hltmere A Clatk'a minstrels in Amster dam, N. Y., en Monday. KugctieS. Washburui formerly propria prepria propria tnref Washburne'a " Lsst SeusaHen," died In Susquehanna, Pa., a few dajs agiv. He lert ?.Xi.iXH) te his two sons, Willie and Loen. The "Michael StrogelP' ceinpmy of C. Ii, Andrews, which appears In I ilumbla en Tursday evenlng next, Hint In Lancaster en December 'Jd, Is the strongest that has ever appeared here In the piece. H includes n full te,1 let and apwiaUy eempanv. I arncressw III enlarge his theatre lit Phil adelphia te seat 1,700 peepliv H present capacity Is letween !00 and '.s0- It Is said te be thei eldest minstrel hall In the world. AllthePhlladplnlilit thditrtvs had tremen deus houses en Monday evening. The Arch street opera house, Philadelphia, has net pvld since Simmons A leviiin's min strels took possession at the beginning of the season. Lew Simmons w Undrew some time age and the troupe will dislund alter next week. The "Big Four," who have been members of the company, wl" l' 1'"' "I1011 the reul bv AV. J. Ullmere, et the Central thewtre. "The troupe will also Include a number et GilmoreU European novelties. Frank Gibsen, of thlscltv, will go in advance of the show. Joe. Uoyer, of this cltv, late of the erches. traat Waldman's theatre, Newark, is at his home. Prof. Burger, formerly leader of the opera heuse erclustra this city, w 111 lMd the baud with llutlulle Bill's "Wild tvst" during the European trip. There has been a great deal of discussion as te the age or Maggie Mitchell, the spright ly actress who yet plays little girls' jurts. This lady was born in Ne Yerk in K!J, and is therefore 64 years of age. Mie went en the tsg when a child and was married te Mr. Padd'Vk, her present husband. In 1-'" V. C. lUngs has been elsvliig through the Seuth. His business beiauie bad and he dls banded his company at Itloutulngten, Illi nois, a few days age. There are tee many tenor singers in the market just new. Fourteen are 111 New o-keulot engagements. Although Chicago is but one-fourth the sir-jef New Yerk it is supporting seventeen theatrea and all are doing w ell. Estimates justified by the advance sales plaie the losses entailed bv the illness of Edwin Beeth at $10,000, bv the Illness of Mrs. Ltngtrv Bt J7,0e0 aud'the enforetxl re Uremcnt of P.eslna Yokes at fiii t,agus, the well-knew u t'U player, is cap talu et one or the leading nines et San 1- rau cic He is such a great ki. ker that the w hole city is en te him. The ether evening in working up a gag, a prominent actor en a tug thcatre said, " Step kicking, t.agus. " It leek the house by storm. Thatcher, Primrose and es'.'s minstrels appeared In Heading a tew nights a;e te the largest business ever done bv a minstrel treupe In that city. The receipts were Jvtl.e". Why U it that Ltncaster does net have this kind of troupes Adam Forepaugh otters te pav ler the light ing et the llartheldl statue at s ter ulght until the proper authorities shall take cogni zance of the matter. The KlraUy's find that A round the World" Is yet ene or the best drawing pieces before the public h or some time it has been an open secret that t rank McNIsh would seen -eiurate lrem his partners, Jehnsen A s-tavln. It ajqiears that the trio have had a .puarrel ever Cleve land, their manager, aud Jehnsen and Carrel side with him. McNIsh gees te Paris in May and next year will have a troupe of his own. This will be pleasing news te rival treujies the managers of tin h hav e often said that the youngsters were tlylug tee high te last. A Practical Jeke of e Olilen Tune. Les ITEl.l.le:Es.XEr.. An old amusing si-one rsvurred en our market about 30 years age. Messrs. B, D, aud ., praeucal jokers, met at the corner at the watchman's box of North Queen street, where Hlrsh's building new stands. It was purchasing lard, put up in pound papers, and put up the lard te his nese te smell if it was sweet, when I) and must have been struck with the fauie idea D. struck the band with the lard and struck the elbow of the same arm. The result was that the pound of lard was en the nese of Ii. The balance iu the taper li threw In the face of D, and scraped the rematnder en his nose and face oil and rubbed it in the face of Z. An Ev e Wit kss. Jey Cemes with each und cverv Replication of St. Jacobs Oil. " IMseaaes, desperate grown by desperate p pllances are relieved, or net at all 1 he point of wisdom is te check them before tr-ev reach se rar ry buying a bottle of salvatlea tJU. Price Scents. "Conspiracies no sooner should te formed than executed," and a co d should noseonerbe taken, than a bottle et Dr. Hull's Ceuh i-yrep should be bought and used according 10 dlrec Hen, AELIOIOVS. RELIGIOUS SERVICES. WILL BE held in the following ehuriht t en uiiday. In the morning at 10-Je, In ihe t veiling at 7 13 Sunday school at P4-V a in hen the hour is different It is specially 11m, i CiirRcn orUeD-Eornet of I'rlnce and Orange. Pi. aching at lU-SOa. rn. andj p m b the pastor, Salihuthschoelfttl.lv p. 111. Christ Lcthkeax CHrrtt 11 vv et King street, E I.. Keed, pastor. Divine services at lir..30a. in. and 7 IV p m. Sunday sch'sil m 1 1) a. m. PRCsnvTKRrAsi Mbsceri vl (.erRca, seaih Queen stieet, ticrvlces morning nnd evening at the usual hours. Sabbath school meets at 1 l p. in Prayer meeting en Wednesday ev eiilug PrucsnrrKniiX ltev. J V Mitchell, I) I) , pas tor Preaching morning ana evening by the pastor. Gracs LuTBXRAjf. Cerner of North Queen and James street, Uev. c. f.lvln lleupt, pastor. Hlvlne snivlces at 10 S) a.m. nud 7 15 p ui. bun day school at p. m. ST. I.cke"s ItKreuMin Marietta Avenue, llev Wm. '. Llchllter, pastor, lililne service at low ft. tn. aud 7 15 p. no Sunlay school at 2 p. m. iriKar IUptist Services at the regular hours morning and evening 1'raUe and prayenn et lng In the morning. Preaching in theevenlnc by Mr. Aaren Mell, of Franklin and Harsh!! seminary. Sunday school ut Jp. m. Sirainjtrs welcomed azcesD EVAUciEttCAL f Kngllih ), en Mulberry strict, above Orange Preaching at lun a m and 7 15 p. in. by the pastor. Sunday school at 1 p in. Union services In St. Paul's 21. E church en Thinkglvlng day. 8t. STEFiii!.v'a (ltz ) CncRcii Coiires L'Hirrt DIv ine service at IOJO a. m. sermon by 1'ruf. Uee r. Mnll. Tiib Women's Temperance Uiilen will he.d their usual prayer meeting te-morrow afternoon at aeuarter pnst3e clock. In the prison. The chnpllu will conduct the servlres On Tuesday alternoen at J e cltx lc the union meets for business at Se. Hi North erlnce strict Sr. Jeu s LtrrUERAX. st. Jehn's Lutheran. Hev.bylvauus btall pastor. Preaching morn ing and evenlas by the pastor. Hunday school at 1 IV. uetnald mission school at 'J p m. L SITEP llRITHBItW IM CHRIST (COVKXA T West Oninge and Concord streets, Uev. J. It t'nuk, pastir. Preaching at HMua. rn. Sunday school ut'tVe. in. Me evening seivlce. First llzreaxcD Chcrcu. ltev. J. M Tltzel, I). I)., pastor, fcervlces te-morrow at 10-30 a. m. and 7 Is p. in. Hunday school at 1 IV p in. LvamirucaI' First Church, (German). .Sorts Water street, ltev. Isaac Hess, pastor I'reac h lng at In-30 ft. in. and 7 15 p. m. by the pastor. Sunday school at " p. in. MeKAVIAK J. Max Hark, pister Ieji a in Litany and sermen: 1 p. m f-uuday school , 7.11 p. in. evenlngjiervlce. Ht. Paul a KerettMED. Preaching in the morn ing by Kev. Ur. f. A. UasU Sunday school at 1 IV p in Tbimtv I.CTHErcAV Usual erv Ices Uemorrew, morning, atteriioeu and evening, conducted by the pister. Mid-week service iotpened from Wednesday evening until Thursday morning. In UrjcBihnreh, joint Ihanksglvlng festival. bT. PAffa M. E. Ciiurcu. Preaching at li'JO u iu and 71 p. m. by the pister. bunday school in I IV p. in. eung people's prayer meeting at e, 'it txira meetings every nuht except Balur day. rrctehlug Muudiy, pastor; 'luesday and Wednesilay by Uev. ii. i. liulleck, 'Xhursdav by Unv. J 1: r. ciray. First M. U. Cuuucii 10.3O u. m. ; 15 p. Inp preaching by the pastor. 1 IV p. m. Hunday school, 0 p m. young people's prayermeetlng: Wednesday, 7 p. in. song service , 7 iu prayer meeting : tJO ilible study. Hits church will participate- In united 'Ihanksgtvlng service In fit Paul's M. K. church, beriiien by Uev. Mr. smith, of the Kvancellcal association. Kast Missiex.-Ol. K. Chapel i p m Sun day school , 7:i p. in , Frlduy, pi-ayeniieetlnz una iiltile study. J ACOll F. SUEAKl'EK'S PURE RYS WHISKY, lu'.'7-lydi; Duke bticet I-luuer Stele. PUY THE FINEST TO HE FOUND xj wiiiskv ha vvmsnv WlltsKV t WHISKY KUIIKHKrt l.lQPOIthTOUE. JiCKNl'KKSQUAltK, Lancaster, Pa. CARRIAGE FACTORY, Chrutiaa i;l Mariea Streets. All kinds of Carriages, llugk'les, lluslness, WitKens, etc.. made, special attention paid tn lepatrliiK. Hest of weikmen einjileyed and sailstuellen iiuar.inlcud. Jel'MmdS UKOIttiBl WKIIKlt. Proprietor, xk ir . VKKriaKMKxra. PHILADELPHIA. AMERICAN VNH- ENGLISH CUTLERY The llladcsaie et the MtUlV K.NIV KS rinest Quality Steel, sc 1UNNKU K.MVRS curlv fastened In ban DKSSKUT KMVKS dies of ISA h.MVKS r IN K IV OKY el practical shnprj, nicely AN1 proiHirtlened, plain and CUU1CK l'KAUI, neatly cat veil. Klcitre-l'lalcd Hlmlrs, 0ldlztHl Handlis. Electro-Plated Blades, Etched Handles. llltH'tru-riiited Blades and lUtulles. The blades and handles of then knives are made el ene piers of steel, combining glvat durability and beauty at a very low price. C AH VINO SETS 1 hree pieces for Meats, r Ive pieces ter Meats and llame. NUT OUAOKS MUT PIOK8 Combination Sets, comprising Car vers, the various hnlies. Nut Cracks 10 K and Picks, substantially cased tn UltlHAI, Plush, Leather or V oed. ell T3 E. 9O2 CALDWELL CHESTNUT & CO. ST., PHILA DELPH I A. C LAKkE ALWAYS AHEAD' A Few 3 Openers AT CLARKE'S. NEW CUIK'.N l'NL s? B. N K HON Kl In 1 Caps. Ik. Three Qusrts CftAMIEltKIES ter 3c. rem Pounds CHEESE for i- Six Pounds KICK fei 3c. Fltleen Tens FLOCK sold ulthln the last tew weeks. 5,Vc. Quarter . i: CO per Hundred. Try It for Usktnir your Fruit Cakes and Clarke's strictly Pure Hpices and New Orleans Molasses and you wtll beralltled. ti-.SEW CARD THIS WEEK.-fca Clarke's Tea and Coffee Stere, NO WEST KLNU 8TKEET -Telephone msrlMjd.lw J. H. OlVLEKitCO. FOR BAROA1NB -1N- Ladies' & Children's Coats! SHAWLS AND SKIRTS. UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY. DRES3 GOODS, BLANKETS ASD COMFORTS, 4-iiiK CASH, OO TO'St JolinS.&ivler&Ce,, Ne, 25 Eeat Klnfr Street, LAICASTIt, l'A. H. MAKT1N A OO. I. A IIDDH II I-EEE SbHS "- I. AA II D II K K S " I A A I) II II P. H I. A A II p II P. b I. A A I) II II HE SSS1 I. AAA I 11 It K. H I. A A 11 II It K H I. A II I) UK 8H LLLI.LV. AllPDI) II EEFE BBSS CCCO I. OOO A K K KSSH O H L OO AA K K H H CI O I. OO A A K K a O.I. OOAAKKh I) ' I. O O A A KK hSS O I. en AAAA h K K OIL OOAAKK K O O L O O A A K K R M CC'.O LLI.LL OOO A A K K bSSrt Seal Plush Coats, FROM 810.00 TO 850 00. LADIES' JACKETS, FROM 81.60 TO 816.00. Ladies' Bewmarkets, Frem 84 00 te 818.00. Ladies Wraps, - - All Prices. CHILDREN'S COATS, ALL SIZES AT BAHUA1N PIUCE8. artin & Ce., Cor. Went King & Prince Nt (Opposite Stevens llouse.) LANOAHTKH. PA. T OOK AT TI1K SILK HANDKERCHIEFS AT TU North End Dry Qoeds Stere. The Ladles' Slze In While Hemstitched ler SSc Is very cheap. J. W. IiyilNB, nevMyd Ne. S2S North Queen street. Wi: OFFER THE FIRST MOHTQAaE 0 per cent. Geld Ponds of the bhuien, Pa., nnd l'ensacela, Fla., VVaterCompanles.tepartiea deslilnir Sale Investments. Huller particulars lurnlibcd en application. IVM.n, HOPPKIIACO., 05-13tdTu,Th As He, M B. Tfllrd St., 1'blla. J. B. M irVHT Tiir clearness dntl bt illbinc)' of h.imKeiiu mi i;l.i-. 1. .ilu.iys iin Miutl if u.isliril with -enp enntaiintiR tt-sin, wliich inv.nidbly k.tvi . .1 llnti --cnn tr.inpaiciit cn.iinij iu tin i;tnivcs of ftirievv.s, yiv in tlic artule the .1ppc.11.1ncc f chc.ip inetildtil plns.suate. heuv Si- tentains no umii, is easily rinse! off, anil if tisetl with het watct .iml .1 s'ft brnli, will e;ive your nit l.t'si. lltat clcatncbs and brilliant. y which prcHlucc the beautiful piim.itic vfTeclj. A WDR1) OK WARNING There ate many white soens, each represented te he "just ai goeil i Iho ' Uerv't" they ARE NOT, liut like all counterfeits, lack the. peculiar and remark able qualities of the genuine. Ask for " Ivery" Seap and insist upon Getting it. (..I 1 riiihl IvVl, by Procter A i.ml li JttH TT Z. UUOADH, JKWKLKR. Loek at These Prices ! Ocnts'SllverlluntlnB Stem Wind Watch I.adlrt' Geld Hunting American Watch Ijidlc' Stiver (Jhalclaln Watch Ladlcn' Geld Chatelaln Watch Ladles' McWle Chatclaln Watch dneen Chains, Geld (jueen Chains, Ueld, set with Dlaninnds in Lace Diamond Kings Diamond, Uuby and Sapphlie Kings Peart Circlet Kings Turquoise and Pearl Circlet King Garnet Circlet Klngsl Diamond and TurtjuoLse Circlet lllngi Diamond and GarnettClrclel Kings Diamond Set, Tin and Karrlng Pearl Set, Pin and Earrings Solitaire Pearl Karrtngs Soillatre Diamond Earrings Solllalre Diamond Lace Pin HZ. RHOADS, Jeweler Ne,:4 West King Street, 1IATB, A DIES' AND OKNT'S FURS. Furs ! Furs! Furs ! LADIES' FINE FURS. Large-d and meit IwautUul astertment of riTK TltlMMl.Nns and I.AIHF.B' Murrain (he city fc.ver7 piece of Trimming guaranteed. Oar MutTs are lovely, and te pieve our assortment the largest, we only InvIU) you te call and see. GENT'S FINE FURS. FtHlttLOVKS. CO 1. 1, A US and CAPS In every style, at Bettem Prices, A 110 geneial llnoe 1 QLOVKS and MITTS ter Men and Children. FINK KOIIKS AND LAP IILANKBTS at all prlccs-prlcei that will surprise you. Largest a.sertmenl te select from STAtJFFF.lt A CO.'SCKLKnUATED HAT Everybody knows them, and that ler wear and durability they areunsurpaated. W. D. STAUFFER &CO., J.KADiya HATTERS A.l) fl'KKIKKV, Ne. 31 and 33 North Queen Street, Sr ADYKHTISEUKSTH. vyK uavk a job let or 28-INCH ALPACA UMBRELLAS ! Which IV c Mill Clese Out ill? l.eO, Thay are selling rapidly and cannot be 10 placed at that price. Ihe "ULOKIA" still takes the lead ler a better Umbrella We have them, tee. ROSE BROS, & HARTMAN, XO. H HAST KINO STJiEXT, LA.VCA8TEK, PA. c IOATB. SPECIAL UAUGAIN8 IN LADIES' COATS ! ALWAYS ON THE LOOKOUT tUB. IIAK GAINS, WATT &SH AND, 6, 8 and IU East King Street. Have made several advantageous purchases dur ing the pan week of MANlirACTUHEKH' AND IUlOUTEnS'8UK- PLUS UTOCK, Which have been maiked at prices that will etrect a speedy distribution. LADIES' ItOUCLK JACKETS fi-75 each, le. d need from IJ60. LADIES' DIAGONAL NEWMAKKETS, Full Length, Perfect Fitting, U 00 each j leal value 17.00. LADIES' HOUC'LE NEWMAKKETS, tfl.OOcach : reduced from H.U). WOUSTEU DIAGONAL NEWMAKKETS, I.S.00 each; usual price, 110.60. Imported Tallor-M&de 1IEKL1N NKWMAK- KETS, fJ.W each 1 thought cheap at 112.60. Imported Tatler-Made 1IEKLIN NKWMAK- KEPSIlO.Wcachj usual city price, I15.CO. We offer an Immense Stock of Children's and Misses' NEW FALL CLOAKS, JACKETS AND NEW- MAKKETS, LADIES' SEAL 1M.USII SACQUES, In all the Latest Styles, Well Made, at Itottem Prices. New Yerk Stere. KUAl 1 r i 1 11 I r Bl.Ut. lloce .. m.re I73n him I tse I s.m Ill 10 lluiOand Upwaidt. Ilife I BJ) I 8(0 1 nn .116 01 US')) 118 01 and I' p. 110.10 and Up. III.lOn.nd Up Iuiand Up. 111.) and Up. Lancaster, Pa. VAl'll, AC, LnncHftter. I'a. irjrsr AitrKHTiaisMKHTB. LADY AOLWTH WANTKD VQV. COKS F.T SPECIALTY. Exclusive territory given. end for particulars te WILLIAMSON COKSET A 1IKACK CO, nli'iwdAltw St. Louts, Me. A T BUKHlvVri. ' Thanksgiving Groceries ! White Almerlaarapes only lie ., Hnntilet's llest Mince Meat, lie. Fine Cranbrrle, New Paper Shell Almonds, New Table Italslns, S11I tana Seedless linlnlua, 12c, New Currants at Pc. New Citren, 25c, Extra Flne PrunellCM. I(c, New French Prunes, CJJc, 10c, Iljc and IJc ft. Sweet !nnd Oienp Sngar. Bc.-it Granulated Sugar, 6c . j Ilest Seft White, 60; White, 8Sc and llpautltul Light, 6c. The finest Evaporated and Canned Coin In the city. We have a large stock of all kinds Froah Groceries at bottom prices ; iiallty always con sidered. BURSK'S, NO. 17 BAST KING STREET, LANCA8TKK, PA. atBinvAU ASSIGNED KSTATK OV IHAAO Kanck and wire, of East Lampeter town ship, Lancaster county. Isaac Kanck and wife, of East Lampeter township, having by deed et voluntary assignment, assigned and transferred all their estate and eirccts te the undersigned for the benefit of the creditors of the said Isaac Kanck, they therefore glve notice te all persons Indebted te said asslgner.tn make pay ineutui the undenilgned without delay, and Uiose having claims te piesent them te HENUY 1IAUUGAKDNEK, JONAS r. KUV, Assignees,; .. KcsldlnglnLancasterclty. 11. fiIiiKiiiK Attorney. ecUHitdH ESTATE OF UnSULA SOLOMON, LATE of Lancaster city, deceased Letters tes ta mentary en said estate having been granted te the undersigned, all persons Indebted thereto are requested te make Immediate payment, and these having claims or demands against the same will present thorn without delay rer settle ment te the undersigned, residing Iu Lancaster, l'a. KEV. A. F K AUL. BwraWr. J. II. II. Waewib. Attorney. e2JbtdS STATB OK MAHY IIKADY, I'ATE of the City or Lancaster, deceased. Lot Let ters tesumentary en said estate having been granted te the undersigned, all persons ln debuS Thereto are re'iucstcdte inakeliumedlata liavment. and these having claims or demand Klnst t leSanie, will present thorn without de lay ler settlement te the undersigned, residing , the CULwc-lJJj., Kioeiior Jehn A. Uetlic, Atterney. ectlWUlS A SsiONKD KSTATK Ol'' SAMUEL J Jlanck and wife, of Lancaster township, lncastorceunty. Samuel Kanck and wife, ei Lancaster tewnshlp.havlng by deed of voluntary assignment, assigned and transferred all theti estate and effects te the undersigned, for the bunertt et the creditors of the said Samuel Jtauck, he therefore gives notice te all persons Indebted te said assigner, te make payment te the undersigned without delay, and these hav lng claims te present them te IIKNUY IIAUMOAUDNKK, JONAS F.EUY, ' .. .,. . . Assignees. . Itcsldlng In Lancaster City, 11. rfti.SK Eihlixav, Attorney. e9td
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