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LAXOAITBE. JANUA.IT 15, lis"
One Mere.
Anether man has been hanged wiuke
gntlt was doubtful ; a fact 'which was suffl.
Ciently testified te by the publie voice and
by the hesitation of the authorities torn tern
force the sentence. Governer Lee satisfied
himself that Cluverlus was guilty ; but
there was no such convincing proof
in the case as te have removed
reasonable doubt of eullt from
many, if net most minds. It seems
te be forgotten In these days that the law
says that such reasonable doubt shall
prohibit conviction. Capital criminal
cases are decided upon the balance of
evidence. That sufficed te condemn
Cluverius; and if that is sufficient under
the Virginia law, he was lawfully hanged.
It does net suffice under the Pennsylva
nla statute, though It often does under the
Pennsylvania practice. "Why is there this
bloedthlrst which causes men te overlook
the hesitation of the law te condemn
where the proof fails te be wholly cenclu.
lve V Is it that a contempt for life is
springing up among us ? If se, there is a
bad outlook for a cessation of the fre
quency of murder.
A Philadelphia Judge said te a brother
judge, net long age, who Bpoke of the grief
it gave him te sentence te death, that he
had no such feeling at all, since it was but
a hastening of a certain fate. That Judge
argued as would the slayer, easing his con
science at the death of his victim; he was
but hastening a certain thing. But this Is
net the feeling of humanity; nor Is
it the state of things that the law
is Instituted te preserve. It may
be, and doubtless is the fact that
death is net the worst that can be done
te man, philosophically considered; but
nevertheless it is the worst in its contem
plation. Philosophy and fact de net
always agree.
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The Railroads Beurn,
The lutr-state cemmerce bill has cone
through the Senate with, 'great ease, a
large mB'ir.ltjen refusing te recommend
it le&ice encument. rue ueblre seems te
Ki s,icen very decided te act promptly
emuVidthe subject, which was felt te de-
nc-Wlslatlen, though there was much
hadat its-anifested as te whether the pre.
the prcsulH was Just the right thing. The
prfidenu'eP wa8 BtreDSi bewever, that If it
spectlve bediit, further consideration of it
uaryis, lSS7..ely te make It better, the geed
and the evil of it needing the test of ex
periment. The bill has been passed as an
experimental measure in the right dlreo dlree dlreo
tlen. There was hardly anyone te
deny that the ra-lreads needed the
curb of the law te lnduce them te deal
fairly by their customer. Xe one thing
has been se effective in the securing of this
bill as the confessed outrage of the Stand
ard oil monopoly, which has undeuiably
been built up by the favoring rebates et
railroads. The millions that were thus ac
cumulated by a few have been se conspicu
ous te the country that Congress did net
dare te balk the demand for a remedy
against further Iniquity of the sort. If the
great railroads of the country suffer from
this legislation they have only themselves
te blame. If they had used their power
Justly .their exercise et It would never have
been disturbed; new they aTe stripped of it,
and must needs hereafter go In chains.
That this bill will be In its ultimate effect
benflcent is believed heartily by the
people. Of course everything will depend
upon its mode of execution and chiefly
upon the ctaracter of the commlsaleners.
The president will certainly appoint men
who are sincerely in sympathy with the
object of the bill and we trust that they
Will have an intelligence equal te their teal.
"We assume that the bill will become a law.
Its vote in the Senate assures its passage
in the Heuse; and the effort te obtain
open and fair railroad charges will very
seen go into practical operation.
Bhmarck's Defeat.
Bismarck has dissolved the Reichstag
silely because it refused te grant supplies
fjr an increased military establishment
for seven years. The passage of the amend
ment granting an increase for three years
uppeais te destroy the force of his argu
ment that the passage of the bill unaltered
is essential for the preservation of peace,
as It shows that even the most bitter
partisans are ready te sanction a bill that
greatly increases the burden of military
txpeuses, if they are convinced that the
measure 13 necessary for the defense of the
fatherland. There can, therefore, be no
doubt that the appropriation would be re
newed at the end of three years, if neces
sary, and it does net seem consistent with
the prlnolple et parliamentary government
that the bodyBheuld abandon all control
of the sinews of war for se long a time.
"When Bismarck was struggling for the
mlen of Germany, he treated the Trus
elan parliament in the same dictatorial
wiy, and demonstrated that under his
dlcectien limited monarchy was limited
Oiiy by his will. Fer two years he did
trt heut an assembly, and though he risked
his life by defiance et the constitution. It
VH thought lhat the end et a united Cer
rainy Justified the meaustaken te secure It
t uav nu enu can ue new is hard te tell
for
ii nu uDjctu ju passing me bill was
pre.wr.tUen for Jmmixliate war, the
menatal bill answers every purpose, for
tlse Germans themselvc3 have proved that
modern wars must be short.
Condition of Hacks.
Auditor General Xiles asks the legisla
ture te enact a law for the examination
of the private banks of the state und the
publication et their condition, nnd the
facts which he gives make It Imperative
upon the legislature te de this. The?e
banks report annually te the auditor gen
eral their earnings, but their own reports
should net ba relied en, as evidently in
many cases they are net true ones.
If they tell the truth they are in bad
condition; and If they de net, the state suf
fers in its revenue from them. Seme
ninety of them de net average earnings
equal te these of an ordinary me
chanic according te their showing.
Of ceurse there are many private
and state bauks whose reports are
net challenged ; and it is te the Interest of
thee te fee that injustice is net done their
repute by the bad sheep in the fleck. The
publte Is entitled te enew the condition of
every banking institution ; for It is upon
the trust et the community that It grates.
Matthews' liejfctleii.
As reported in our telegraphic columns,
yesterday, the Senate committee en the
District et Columbia, have decided te re re
pert adversely the nomination of .T. C.
Matthews, of Albany, X. Y., the colored
register of deeds fcr the District. The vote
by which he was rejected was seven against
and two for him. et a Republican voice
was raised In his behalf, his only support
ers being Harris and Brown, both of them
Democrats and ex-Confederates.
Here is an exhibition of the boasted love
of the Bepubllcan party for the colored
man ! It may rise one of these days te tor
ment them.
Bead eliewhere of the tizs et the clear but
ln'j cf Litlti; it will open your eyea te the
rcteurcta of that rich village that should have
long tlcce been a borough.
The New Yerk Beard el Trade and Trans
portation haa been trying for some time te
secure the passage of a national bankrupt
law, which shall prevent the making of pre
ferences In case of lmelvency. Ihey have
at last concluded te begin again at home and
secure the passage of a bill, for the purpoe
named, In the assembly of New Yerk. The
bill was presented en Thursday and pro
vides that nu assignment aball contain any
prevision or make any disposition of the
assigned estate preferred by any creditor or
claa of creditors. An exception Is made,
however, In the case of empleyes te the
amount of 2100. It provides for the removal
of an assignee en the petition of three-fourths
et the creditors and allows the court discre
tion te exclude challenged or deubtlul debts
from the list et creditors. And, Anally, that
all paymentSjConvenienees or transfers made
by au Insolvent debtor te a creditor having
knowledge of the Insolvency, within thirty
days prier te the assignment, shall be void.
and the title el such property or payment
Bhall revert te the assignee
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CnAMEcnsBcnrt will net have n toboggan
slide until next year. Lancaster will have
one this year and probably mera In years te
come.
THERE la trouble la the Washington bar bar
raeke. A court-martial In full uniform Is
gluing upon Lieut. Charles Humphreys,
who Is charged with the horrible offense of
permitting his six children te skate en the
pond In the barracks yard. General Gibsen
bad Issued an order prohibiting skaUng en
this pond. Lieut. Barrett saw the children
in the aet of akating and called the attention
of -Lieut Humptireys te tn,& order of the gen
eral, but the wlckei Humphreys refused te
remove the children. Burett reported facts
te the commanding etHcxr, and under his
orders again requested the removal of the
children. He then appeared upon the ccene
of mutiny aoeompanled by the sergeant of
the guard in fall force and ordered him te
clear the pond. Lieut Humphreys said that
General Gibsen had violated hU own erder
by akadeg en the pond himself, and that his
children were guilty of the Bame crime.
By way of punishment for this ridiculous
performance it would be well te send the
general and Lieutenant Barrett te establish a
signal station en the shores of the open polar
a with ample authority te keep the chil
dren eQ the Ice,
Aracsx Spin, the Anarchist, under son sen son
teneeof death in Chicago, la te marry Miss
Nina 0. Van Zandt, en Tuesday. The mar
riage of lunatics Is void.
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Mr. CnanLEs IL Honors has been
lecturing In Brooklyn en Klchard III , and
he shows that the monarch has been terribly
misrepresented net only by Shakespeare, but
by historians, 'impartial history en Investi
gation declares btm te have been a Just man,
net untruthful, aspiring or unworthily ambi
tious. He was brave, courteous, wise in tbe
administration of the aflalra of btate, causing
Just laws te be made and Impartially admin
istered. England flourished during bia
reign. He was evidently respected, If net
bleved, by his eubjecta. Richard was a man
of medium stature, having a rattier long
face, with grey eyes and a benlcn expression
of oeuntenanoo, He was slew te aet or te
augur, but when he had resolved upon an
enterprise, warlike or peaceful, he moved
with colerlty and accomplished much in little
time. There wan, undoubtedly, one defect
In his person meit historians agree that hU
left hheulder wan a little lower than the right
one. Otherwise he was well proportioned,
and was evea regarded as handsome." Hew
maeh of history Is Action ?
A TOXNTEn for these who abed tears; ever
unflinching victims of the gallows. It la
harder te lhe correctly than te "dle game."
6lR Anekkw Clarke Is one of the high
eat English authorities en fortification. He
gave It as his opinion lu a recent interview
that the United States would make n mis mis
take If It epent large turns en heavy forts and
referred te a plan of hla own as a much mere
efficient means "1 defense and comparative
ly Inexpensive.
He said ; " Instead of alleged Invulnera
bility my prlnolple is Invisibility of de
fenses. When yen erect enormous fortia fertia fortia
catiens you eiler a target for the enemy's
shot- Let your turrets and cupolas be ever
se thick heavy ahotislilcely te play the mis
chief whleh their mechanism. With your
distinguished countryman, Lieut Maxim, 1
have worked out what I call a disappearing
gun system whleh ean be applied te the
hesvlest guns made. This renders fortifies.
catiens unnecessary. The gun occupies a
boie lu the ground. When in actieu It is
raised by a pert of hydraulic elevater and
alter firing sinks Inte the pit again te be re.
leaded. Thus It U exposed for only a few
seconds. When in the pltltcan only be bit
by a vertical or plunging Are, aud the like
lihood of audi shots striking their uurk is
iuflnitely small. Covered ways shelter the
men who lead the gun se that the enetny bai
practically nothing te aim at A gun eper.
ated lu this fashion commands a much wider
area than wben mounted In a fort By
means of electricity the guu can be raised,
lowered, trained and discharged by ene man,
In a position et safety a huudred yards or
even a mlle away. This has been actually
accomplished. We ure at work en a plan
whereby machinery for leading Iho gun ean
also ba eperated by electricity. If this Is
successful the gun can be wholly worked
from a cafe distance."
Allesiewn wants a 1100,000 public build
lng. Let the Peanut City still Its voice until
Lancaster has been heard.
Tux St. Jatnes Gatlttt published an Article
eme tlme Mnceeu Americanism", but Mr.
llalket Lord etiewi In the St-ekrxart that
they are nearly nil geed owl Kngilkb, and
even some oxpresslons that we consider slang
have geed literary authority. In WieHt'a
Bible the fellow. Ids tmionce rxur! "At
Lystrn D:irBHtai rind Paul nnt their i-iethes
and siiVi-tJ cf " The cxproM'.eti, "I Ket
letl" la used both In SMakwpoare ami In eiue
f the e'd wadrlKHl writer.
"Roreu en IUU" t out of tAtblen, and
the latcet and L-eit y ilseu is said te be button
iKillsh. AewVitk policeman cemmUtiHl
aulcldeby awailewlujt the pewder Intended
for polishing the bra-ii tmttens of hl uulfer iu
It contained nteonle.
VE3SONAL..
CiKonet llEAnsr w en I'rlday nlsU
neuiluatd fur U S senator by the Diuo Diue
crattc caucus et the CUllferuU leslMsture.
Dn HenCE A hem am, ehlel hiir,ire!
Hanover, Yerk euiiy, died en frlday from
apoplexy. A widow, two e.us etid four
daugbter) survive.
Dr J. 11. TATt.eH, et New Y.vlt, mvs that
In extremely cold weather uuailts la a du du du
goreus dWeasa en aiveunt et Its frequtut
complication, with breueulal troueiea.
Mns KBBnseLE, mother of Daniel Kber Kber
sele, resldltiit ltu her seu about one mile
north of OeihI's meeting beusts Is In theVVb
year of her age, wid is able te be about
W. HaYrs Onirn, rss , hss new taXcn up
his permanent reMdruiM m Hurrlsburp, i tily
visltlngCelumbU ter the purpe.e et attud
lng SsblMth stfrrlvs CjiunSit Uera'1.
KsrRians'ATlVES S Ces, or New Yerk,
has been confined te bis room s'.nce SutuMv
last with a rvert cel.l en lil cheat, and his
physician has ordered him te tat.- a oeini -
ret, and net read or answer tue Urge cvrres
pendence he receive every day.
CilARtES Mai keviie. an ex-polleoman
of New Yerk, w he has Just died, uus one of
Tennyson's irsllaut Mx tiuudml cf the charge
of the Light Brigade at Rnlaklavii. After b la
dlsjharge from the Kun'.lsa arejr In 12 he
came te America and J niitxl the TTulteU states
nav.v. He was with Cotuuiedoro Terter ou
the Mississippi aud took psrt In isveral en
gagements. Michael Datitt dlirercd a leeture In
Baltimore en Thurdav ulhten the " Pre
ertss of the Heme Bale Government." Mr.
DftTltt whs net ajcem panted by bit California
bride. He was silted if It was true that he
bad condemned Ileury Oeerge' position Iu
the McGljun ce. and be replied that It
was. " Mr. Geerge." said he, "has made a
blunder ; au lrretrivable blunder. I regret
it exrecdlnsly, ' he l my rjnal
friend."
MF.TvLEn. having teen alludfd te by
the New Yord ITe Id as the r-.eraSf e I low
et ex-President Tyler. U corrected by ti cor
respondent who describes the lsJy as fol fel fol
eows: Mrs. Tyler was thirty jears younger
than the president She Is ru-iuuch past
the prime et life, wltLi e suuhley nature,
bright and vivacious In winner aad conver
sation, a fresh completion, brllllaut ejts,
One hair and miRuidi.-eut teeth alef whi'ti
the ewes solely te nature.
Mns. Cleveland is greatiy ailmlrcd by
the female correspondents in Waihlngten.
There Is net one cf the laree number of
ladle who write for the press who would
net go out et her way te Ce the president's
wife a favor. She is ou the best terms with
ail el them, and en New-Year's day, duriee
a Inll In the reception, when the crowd
ceaded passing through the Blue room, she
went eer te whero a group of the lady cor
respondent steed, and In answer te their
questions she told them the names of certatn
ladles behind the line, and even described
their dresssa.
.vrz.ir.s e.v uta ru uxa
TneAodtter Ornrral tn raver of sulctcr I sc sc
l.Utleu Rr&ardlun Them.
Auditor General Ntles has made his an
nual report, in a portion of which he deals
with state banks. He says there are eighty-
one regularly Incorporated state uuX, of
which seventy-eight made reperu for lSst 4
Of this number les thau twenty are luce..
perated under thu general banking act It
1S76; the balance are duinc business nsS-r
special charters granted them lu t0 ti'.'Jmet
BjIal leglslitlen. J
Private banks net lm.wrpers.rtd ry the
atate are rqulr-! by ; te make annual re
.turus under oath te the auditor general, and
te pay a tax of 3 per cent of their net earn
ings. " In ISie twenty nice retorted a net
lest, forty four had an income leaa than flA),
and tweety-flre an inoeme leas than El,0oe,
making ninety-eight whieuara doing a puo pue puo
ile busint&s and wbicti e.i an average earn
less per centum ttisa age-nl meebantc "
The auditor goner l inakesa vigorous ar
gument iu taver or the bnl fir mi regula
tion of private banking, wbieh was proposed
at his su igesUen at tue laat sessleu of tbs
legislature, but was defeated. He embodies
In bis report a complete list of til the private
banks doing bnilness in the slate, with th
returns et gre-a aud net rarnlugs for each
under oath, and tbe ameuu: of tax paid by
each, that being 3 pur centum of the net earn
ings. lathe list are l. P. L.beriSens with
gross earnings of S13,lil H and uel earnings
of KM99 23. Among tCfae reputing mere
than 10,000 nat ."arutngs are lie rl, MeOrann
it Ce., with gre earmngs of JW.C30 70 sad
net earnings of J 11, Si'.: 71.
A CUUnutl jeir.
Treubls Aitiri In a tatbulia Caccrrgstleu la
5Jercrr Ceauij
The congregation of the Catholic church at
Jeffersen, Mereer oejnty, is greatly exercised
ever a dlspute between the binbnp uf the dio
cese, Klgbt Rev. T. Mul en, of Erle nnd thu
resident prlst, Rav. i".itnr Dennelly, and
from present appearances a tout disruption
of the pariah Is anticipated. In November
last a dIBerence arose imineen Father Don Den
nelly and the bishop ever etrtalu matters re
lating a pastoral duUea. On retusal te obey
his superior the priest was neld te be a 0 in
tumacy. A month later the bishop proved
te adjust the matter ou an ai binary plan
prepared by three ether prksUef thedlecet-e.
Katner Dennelly rtfiued te submit te this,
and he waaeClciallr ceuumauded te refraln
from his prlesily eCce, but net ocselutely
suspended.
The congregation became divided, the com cem com
mlttee of the church array In jt luelf en the
aide or the pa. ter. Bishop Mullen visited the
church a few days age, but was prevented
from entering, and was compelled te occupy
a pulpit in a neighboring church. A day or
two afterward llev. Father Denagbue, of
Oreenvllle, went te the cburcn aud vainly
tried te unlock the deer He then broke it
open with a hatchet and entered the tdiuye.
After hla departure the couimltue regained
control of the church, and new alltges that
the ciberluui and ohallce were taUeu away,
an acuen whlL.'i the members think is un
warranted. TI10 Krlctlun Horrors In Ireland.
The eviction of tenants en the Winn es
tates etOlenbelgh, Cennty Kerry, were con
tinued Priday. In soma esss the ballllfs
weru stoutly reshv.ed. The oe-iupauts of one
house barricaded thu doers and window sand
refused te allow the elftMrs te enter. The
Uallllla made several attempts te force their
way Inte the dwelling, but It defender
received them with boiling water and
showers et stones Bud forced them te
retreat, a number of them with severe
wounds. This alege lasted some hours.
Klually the police; leudtd their nrapnna
and threatened te Urn if au ituinediute sur
render was uet made. At this the defender
yielded and aubmltted te arrest. Tiiey were
25 lu number and all weretaktu into custody.
The wire of the tenant wascirned out of the
house by the officers In a fainting condition.
KUe wasalterwardi lett dylnx 111 the yard.
The popl) are maddened at tbe brutality of
the elflcerd. Mr. Harrington, member of
Parliament exhorted Uiem te avoid vlulence
aud with diUlculty presented bloodshed.
Ol er Three Theuiaud Tubaccu llaudaUe Out.
The entlre force of about S,00 hands at P.
LertllardM tobacco factory at Jersey City, N.
J., struck Friday because of a propent d re
ductien of wage. The Urni elalm that the
treuble Is duu te their refusal te treat with
two walking deleRates, who called upon
them last week te adjust difference between
them aud their empleyes.
The Honest rarmex.
The Chicago 2Viu pabllhhei . pesm
about the " honest farmer " nhich vlndj un
Willi tne following lhirs j
Ami n bigger liar you'll seldom find
Thau the tanner man when he's su Inclined.
" 1 leve thee, ensa, und only thee " Welt tbi
only xuy teubUlu It Is te buy bi.tlen OU. ti
cents.
The people still cling te Dr. Hull's C ugh
Byrup tut the e'jly s ife and rullablu ruinuiy ter
cough, cold, croup, calanh, ud consuuiplleii.
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rreKs rum n
IVltutml tnllllir. .
Hnettu Anli Jit 1'eepiM
GeerRe V, Uuedhik trdlng gkl work
In the Kasiern ceuntA Joail of the Slarr
errrn cetnjuuy. n
Prank Deshon la still unrtpg from In-
Juries received In this city and has net been
abln te rejoin the Starr company.
Ii, P. Sullivan, of the Atkinson d, fek.
was h " BlaJk t'rvH)!;" inanaum sottie yesrs
age.
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Lsncanler has net had a ailcty Iheatre
aliice 1S-77, but they are te hue oue new sure.
Jehn T, Craven, the oumedUn of net
week's dramatic cempauv, last vesr played
Old Spurt In the ' Hag IUty."
ThuSUtrecra company "will work Seuth
for the balance of the season.
The Atkinson it Cook cunpany, whie'J ap
pears here next week, is under the manage
ment of Chatles Cook, one of the clevercst
men iu the bnslucss. In Charles Oehl,
thoadnnce man, the llnu has a hard work
ing hustler.
The New Yerk Mirror last week sent out
an appeal for uld la the erection of the meuu
meat en the burial let el the actirs' fund In
Ktemreeu cemetery, New Yerk, and It has
nlready met with u heartv!sppreaL People
in nil branches el the profrssieu are scudlnglu
their eontrlbutlen, and it matters uet hew
small they are the Jirre wi.l acknowledge
alL Ills a neble work, aud the paper de
serves pralsa ter the g-eat interest uiant uiant uiant
fosted The amount sui'scrltl is 116.J0,
and $2 063 70 is needed.
The ii'iptr made a baJu)ltskethlswek.
It said "Mla Msgle Cline was laid up with
pneumonia iu Brooklyn lait week and it is
said that she had a clese cad. lanny Bleed
geed's mother tenderly nured her aud she
hope te Jein the II all- Bleed poed company at
New Haveu, Conn." This was all wrong as
It Is Miss Lilly Hall who l v k in Brooklyn
and her condition Is very bad. Iho story
reached Lancaster before the company, and
many believed that Miss ("line was uet w 1th
the party until she stepped pl!t uPn ,u0
staie.
Lester Allen, the minstrel team, have
eparatts.1 alter a partnership cf many years.
These people began te uit Lancaster with
oue of M. B. Lstvltt's companies about ten
years Bge. They playei en the ends and
among the female members i.f the troupe
were L"Ulse Montague and Viols t'llflen.
Beth w ere very handsome and Mls Clirteu
was said te be the llnest formed woman en
the stage. Allen married Mis Moutsj;u'aed
Lester married Miss Clrten. Neither msr msr
riage proNed happy and the couples hae
beeu livinp separately for yeara. Lester's
wlte Is keeping an actor" "vardiuK house In
Philadelphia whlle Miss Ntentsgue has had a
varied ozperlenoe. Twejwjrs bue she was
Forepauirh'aJlO.OCO beauty and lately she was
a member of the "MUpaii" company which
stranded In Cbicsge,
IIELIQIUV.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
held ta the following cL jreb en Sunday,
In the morning at 10-30, In tte nentng at T 15.
SanSay school at 1 a. m When the hour li
diflerent it Is specially neiml
Giuca Lcthhrak. Coruer of Verth Queen
and J axw street Uev. c Uvtn lleupt. pastor.
I'lvtne seivlces atlMOa. m and ; 15 p m. Snn
Cav school at i p. m.
Camca crGoD-cerner of Prince and Orange.
Presehmgat 10-Jla. in ana : p m. bv the pastor,
Sabbath obeol at 1:30 p. m.
Srlu-watimT strut A rrtcan 51 K church
rrvaihlnrf at 10tt. in. and 7 V- u bv the pastor,
w. w erltnes.
Wkst Mission M. E Chspel.ronier charlotte
and Ljmen streets. Kev A . Mn.lsen pastor
ii-rvic "abhath; class uiwtlng at . a- ra. 1OJ0
a. m , and 7 30 p. in , preai-blit: th pastor,
lllpsi Sunday school . .5 p m. i hnral de
vK , Cass meeting en TnnJay and Wednes
flay evenings at 7 SO. l"ra cevtlng en Thort Thert
Car evening at 7 Se.
TBisjrr LtnnaRvs. t'snal crvlcs te-morrow
morning, afternoon ami evening, condnct cendnct
cd by the iev. Jehn 1. D? . of tirrmantuwu.
- I"" ":?".?'. 'S'.PVSi.V'K.V'SL
ranea at the reeeat xneeti gotyuel. Juniur
Missionary tectety cenci r it 7 s p m en 5Inn
day. Clan of catechumen' en 1
lb irsday eyt-
mnar
Kipjt narTtsT Servlcs the irgular hours
morning and evening frsbitirf 1 ifc, pastor,
Kev. J. V. Felwrll. Sunlw i-'Cel at J p ra
ST. Lczs'a KereRMXD Alurie'ta Avenue, Kav
Wm. '. Llchllter, pter Uittae srvtty at lu A)
a. ra. ssil 7 15 p. ra. Sunday cher.: at J p tn.
Ot-rviT DayTisT Chciutu i MCA Beem.,
1'" S3 a in and 7: t p in., p'vai.hliig b Its pastor,
bundav aainei at 115 p in
Cvrrxs URrrnEixix cas'.Td.i-TsxAXT) Wejt
Orange and 4 oneoid sire's, Usv J 11. Funk,
fiasrer rr.acbtng at 1 a. m and 7 15 p ai
a the aodlsure re,, i Sanday school at 1 45 i.
re. Ktivlval services during I e weak coDduetcd
by the b iy rev.vallit Cna , K.l'l grlai, of i'h.li
Cetphta r irst i.xreaHxn ubcbei -mv j 21 iiiBi,
D D . pastor. "tfrvici txj.errjw at iv JJ a. m.
aed 7 lip ra Snndaysrhoe at 1 15 e u
ST. I'Ad-'a M. 1!. (.nrai-u I'leacaing at in-Srt
am and 7.)p. m. byths psster senday school
at t 15 p m Yeung peenu'. prajer ncetlng at
3 " Bible study at tip m
PtxsavTiiUAS Uev. J T Mitchell, D D , pas
tor, preaehtng la the inurtlug and evening by
tie pastor
1 ce prayer meeiiair or iss - . 1 1 te imr.
row arterneju will be h- d In ths Moravian
church, te be led bythapsster
On Tuesday atternoeti m S v oclecx the
union meeta Xorba1lne5jat.Ne 111 North rrlneu
slreet-
6T fan'a ErresireDri caching In the morn.
Ing by Key Dr. ltemai j Apple, buuday
echoei at 1 15 p. in.
Mcaavrax J. Max Ilari, pastor l'ii a in.
Litany and senneni 3pm eut day sctel.
7 15 p in. nvenlng service
Hst M. E. CncacB 1 1 Jj l at. 7 15 p. tn.,
prnachlng by the pallor 1 15 m Sunday
choel. 6p m. young pe iiiies nrayer meutlng
dervtees vwry vanlbg ci-pt itu-day at 7 50.
r.iST Missiex. M. -. !.,-1 p m sun
day tobeol , 7.3e p. m-. fridny, pnyenneetlng.
St Jea'a ltxroRUze 'iermaui church, oor eor oer
nr Orange and Mulberry s'rteia. Knv. Jehn
Kuelllng, n D. pastor, blvine .rvles at 10 JJ
a m knu713p. in aanday school at 1 45 p m.
Sxcexd EyaOEilCiL ( Euginh j, en Mulberry
stuwt. abeve Orange-PrMching at 10 Si a m.
and 7.15 p. m. by tbe pastor Sunday soheol at
2 p. m. tievival sarvicsts at 7 5j p m during the
wrea exoeHt Saturday.
Citbist LtnHXRA Caraca West King street,
E. L. Itued, pastor. IJlvlus jrvic. at lu su a m
and 7 15 p m Sunday sch-i at 1 45 a, m. On
lhnrduy SOtb Inst, will k car tte eih annlver
tary of the hernl iecl'y,jn whleh ec cue Ien
tbu Ber A. II Marsley, of Jonestown, ta, will
d liver a lecture en "Bright Thoughts for
Urlgbt l'eepl." I.sctur 1 be Ireu. All aie
Invited. Open at 7:30 p. tn
bT Jeax's t-CTHBRaw. st Jehn's Lutheran,
HtiT. sylvanns Mall pastor Hrpaehtng In tbe
mernluK and evening, bunday echoei at 1 15,
(jrtwKld uilfSlen robeol at 3 p m
PKESBTTXRiaH MzxeElal. CaCRCH, Seuth Queen
Teut- f reach. ng by the paui at lu-Ju . in.
and 7 IS p ra. 1 young men t prayer meeting,
fcubbatbM p. m t lectures preparatory te com
munion, rabb.th t3 P ru . piaynr tnestlng
W edne.day, 7 S3 p. la 1 teacher- meeting, wed
nesdy 7 p. m 1 nabbaih school J is p in -m-n's
meeting for spliUm improvemeuts, 7 30
p. m.
T VMHAOO LAME IKCK.
ST. JACOBS OIL.
LUlIBiGO-LAUE BCK-A1IAZIH0
UK-
CU1.I3.
lUrrEUED 13 TEAK ASD r UltEU.
Ilyde esrk, tomnten. Pa.
I have been treublud with Umc baek fur
the last ten or fllteen yetr. aud during
that time have tried all kinds of remedies,
but found no relict. 1 tried nt Jaoebi oil,
whblch 1 am happy te -sy has completely
cured me. iliti. D U iVAlit,
SUrrEUEU ! YKA11S AND cm D
Mr A. rueger, fXWWalnat .treet. St Leuis.
Me, suffernd for two y-tars with lumbago,
and wus cenfled te bu bed for several
ra nths. He was entirely cared by the, me of
M Jaoebs oil. whleh bs.iya 1, al.e thu beit
cure for pralnj and all ethr pains.
COt LI) NOT niSB ANI CUIIEI).
117 Yerk street, .V. B W.
I badasovereattiickof rheumatic lumbago
jend-rlug me unable ti rl lrem my chair,
aud applied 't Jaoebi oil, wherebv 1 was
se far relieved that the piln wasiemeved
audbasneireturntd.
VALlEit UA1 -V E3, Spice Merchaut.
BEVKIIE LUMUAGO I CUED.
HU I'rlneeiit, New Tork, N. V.
1 had a v-ry suvure tasa of lumbago, se
1 bat l could hardly walk a fileud el mine
recommended St. Jacobs Oil. I tried a bei
tie ; ttrelleved me 1 Htbd nnolber bolUe ,
It cured me, and new t would net be without
It if It con s per bottle. L. u.UIIAYNfc.
KMIRKLY CUKEI Or' Ll'MIIAOO
rurmgut IIeush, balem, Muss.
Fetne tlme age l contracted a heavy cold,
and It lett ue with lumbago t usnd numer
eus remedies, but get ue luiief. After using
about euh and a ball bolUes of Rt Jaoebi oil
1 was enlliely cured. W. J. OAltlLL.
Tbe CI1AULK4 A. VOUKLEIt CO., JtalUmcre,
lid.
y-uus with Inmbsge,
bu bed for keveral
Red Star Cough Cure.
KKEi: fllOM Ol'tATE? AND POISON.
SATE. U1!E. PUOMIT.
25 CENTS.
AT DRUUU1STS AND DkALKll.
THGClIAKLEl
A. VenKLElt CO., UiUtlinore,
Hi.
xn w ad ri!R risKMK.vra.
A THLOPHOltOS i'On KUEUMATIHM,
Heartless Cruelty
It H te delildea poerautTerer lule the ballet that
some worthless llulment will cum ilieumatlsiu
and ueuralgla. Ilunusty Is the best policy In the
uiauutactuie of proprietary articles lu all ether
matters, and the fact tint the proprleteis of
Athlopberos have uover claimed ter It even all
Its tneilts would vairant has net a little te de
with Its wondertul popularity, and the thou
sands of grateful testimonials tecelsed by thorn
ucv that iheir ivltcy haslbcen wise as wII as
tight
Kipeilaiicc has amply demonstrated thatioere
outward applications ata worthless. Ihcdlsrase
lias listen In the bleed, aed nny remedy te be
ucccssful must deal with the obstructive acid
which potions and lnQames It.
Athlophere acts ou Uin Meed, tiiuscles and
lelntsdlrvctly. tl takes the poison nut of tbs
bleed, aud carries It out of the system s It Invig
orates the action of tbe muscles and Umbers the
stnrnessef thd Joints. It teaches the liter and
kidneys, cleansing them from lnltnttug sub
stances, and, It followed up after the rhoumatle
coadlUeni ceuc.lt will testore these eigans te
legulsrltyaud health.
West Chazy.N. Y.. Auk. 1. ISM.
Tours et Aug llth. Is at hand, and In reply
would say that Athlopberos proved lbs most
utlectust remedy for neuralgia la the oase of my
ten that I ever triad. Alter using hall a bottle
he was net troubled any mera for six months.
11KNHY ll.UUUS.
Mt rieasant. Pa., Aug, lR,lS3ti.
1 am thankful that 1 tried Athlopberos. t hid
rbenmaUsm levvu years, part of the Ume could
net mete bat te day 1 am well aud haarty. 1
w lite this hoping lomeethsr sufferer may try" It
w. s ri.r.Mi.Ni.
Kvery druggtit should kssp Athlopberos and
Athlopberos fills, but where they cannot be
bought of tbs druggist the Athlopberos Ce , Ne.
Ill all slrvat, New Yerk, will send ellher (car
rlsge pjldlen receipt of regular prtcw, which
Ii lluuier butUe for Athlopherus aud :. for
rills.
Ter liver and kidney dlisasas, dyspepsia. In
digestion, weakness, nervous debility, diseases
of weiHSU, constipation, headache, Impure
bloe.1. Ac , Athlophens) l'Uls are uus'iualed.
!Anli-lweed
Tb E HSON S-WISUINO nMAKE MONEY
ste:Kc GR.UN, Previsions and oil,
Stleri.D INVK9T10ATK t.ArrtlE A CO s
stKer dealim) in small eh
Lamm lets en ONS rcn
CE-NT CAsIt MVKUIN8.
Ten IelUrs wtu, rnr example, cover ten line
Shares, or 1 ICO bushels of uralu. Explanatory
Pamphlet rrce.
QUOTATIONS WlllED
Orders and Alarglus lecclved by Tclegiaui or
LAURIE & CO.,
STOCK IJH )h Llti.
ALSO DKALEKS IN t'OaKlON EXCHANGE.
050 Breadwity, New Yerk.
"The members of the firm are gentlemen
of expertuut-e and high standing In the Grain
and stock commiisleu business . .and among
th-ir refereaus are a number of the. leading
llanxs." I ''ew VerA Cjmircia.'-Vfui
" Tbey hsve a stainless record, and their bona
fides am indisputable ...The reputation or the
Orm li inch, that parties can rest assured 01 re
celvtng their profits the moment tbey are made,
no matter hat tue amount my be.''
.Vi 1'ar Eitnin: Tflrgrnrt
lylJJmdeeddw
Ii.
OAN8MAN A BRO.
L. Gansman & Bre.,
S. W. Cor. North Qitta aal Omgk Sli
Never bafere In Iba history et th Clothing
Trade were such value etfered.
we are nearly ready for the remedelling and
enlargement of our iore. We intend te make a
clean sweep and have Inaugurated a grand
clearing sate for tea Hy only of line Men's,
Heys' and Children Suits and overcoat at leu
than 50s en tbe dollar
We e-or te the public the following Bar
gains 11 55 will bay a Durable Men's Ovcrcea; worth
tc 50
M J win buya Tine I urBcaver Overcoat worth
I'M
H50 will bay Fine Cerksciew Overcoats, Silk
faced, worth III. On
H U) win bay Ine Mslten or Kency Utaver
Overoe.au worth '7 Oe
r3 50 will buy Men s Durable Suits worth 17 ."0
00 will bay rtneCasulmeresalts wi.rthtiiun.
17 00 wtu bay Claek or Urewn Corkicrew cults
worth 111 CO
Ueys' All-Weel Casslmere Suits at t30 : worth
7 0.
Reys' Overoeats, drsny, of geed material, at
IJtl; worth 15 5J
iu) fair of Una's Pants soiling at Me. and ll.CC
&.J fair Ail-Weel Oasslmera l'aute vlllng at
II 50 and UOO
Buy whether you need the goods or net It win
pay von.
L, GANSMAN & BRO.,
MEUCUANT 1AILOB".
8. W. Oer. N. Queen & Orange St.,
IiANCASTKIl I'A
Aa-Vet oennsotod with any ether Clothing
Heu.e In tbs city. Closed every evening except
Meaday and Saturday.
H
IQH A MARTIN.
GreGkery a Specialty
AT-
NAHALL
b
CHINA,
Glass, Queensware.
The largest asseittnuiit et Ilavl
lanil'n Decorated China, Demestic
and Foreign Glassware, American
and Kngllah White Granite aud
boml-Percelaln In Plain, Printed
or Decorated, Fancy Goods, Lamps,
etc. Eapeclal attention te House Heuse
stires. A full guarantee with every
sale.
r J
HMKlin
15 EAST ELNQ STREET.
LAKCA3JKU. I'A,
ireHY
mm 1
-A if i(m im' -
T n thib. aijc of aJuhcratien there are few things; meic diflktilt te
J obtain of a pure quality than .eap. Unfertunalcly the mischief
b inferior soaps is done before their dangerous nature i iHmov iHmev
crcd 'lhc Iverv Seap i-. mft purr, e may be telicd upon a.
entirely safe te u.-c
A WORD OF WARNING.
There it rrun) white eap,ca(.h represented te be "just at geed as the 'Ivery' ;"
they ARE NOT, but li all counterfeits, laek the peculiar and rennrlible nualitlfi
cf the genuine. Ask for "Kerj" Seap and ms'jt upon getting it.
Cepjrjlit ,s tj preber A '.smile
ni.vt.i.i.vn i.;oueir.s.
VrfLLUlVS LIQCOll STORK.
THE HOI.lliVTS AllE NT. An AT HAM),
And you cau Ond nebetier place te buy rl'Kh I.IQI'OHS than at our stem. We will be pleased
te show you tiefollesilna- brands of Puns (lye Whiskies Olb.en's, dUtlll-tlln 117 '11 ' Over
helt.ln 1S0 seuit. In Is.) pl-'-J-'Si 'M Moniteulte, In lsT. 5IV Viirnen, In 1M1 Mess, In
11 (luekenheliuer. In is.s. tlatl's nunnvstdB." In IvM Thet ate In the original package, and
the revenue stamps tell thasgai. We, also eiler you the best produel el Imported llrandy, Helland
Ulu, Irish Whlsay, Jmalj unm.flt Urelx It am, 1'erl and sherry Wlurs. W buy for cash and
this enable us te get the bt for the least money.
- Wearn holders of Whiskies in Bend, and ean .ell you certierate ter one, nve. ten or
twenty barrels at dtstUlers' rates.
jylyd.t . CLAY MII.LKH, Ne M Centm Kijuaie, Lancaster, Ta.
.vfll' ADVKRTISKSflCSTS.
OTA MM HltC'M. iV CO.
BOSTON STORE.
:ti a 2S North Uuccn Slrrel,
LA.NCASrKU, I'A.
biiej1, Gtnttenen's isi CbiMree's
UNDERWEAR
Have been Very Jluch Kcd-iCed la Price
A Kara Chance te get flood I'ndersrear Chsp
and you should uelmliiii.
Dress Goods,
Kalher early te talk: ".PRINO QOOI. We buy
early te seeura Oholeo Uoede
SOME Or THE NEW TI11XG1 AltE
English Beige Suiting !
.S"tce Seft MateiUl Colen are IJTelr.
One Let of 50 Flees WOOL CLOTU, yard
wide, He a yard 1 weilh '50. a yard.
One Let of ) Pleees Tard Wlda WOOL
CLuTII, IK, a yard , worth Ue. a yard.
One Let of 40 Pieces ALL-WOOL CLOTH,
yard and a-iuarter wide, i'K. a yard
Shawls! Sbawls!
One Let of I7.S0 Oeduccd te UXO.
One Let of E ALL-WOOL DOUBLE StlAWLS
U.CO eaeh, liedueed te 13.00.
Ona Lotef73ALL.WOOL DOUDLE SflAWLB
SI 2s each, Ueducad te Tl 00 each. j
Stamm Bres. & Ce.
DEDUCTION HALE
or
&
LOAKS !
-AT TI1E-
New Yerk Stere.
lu order toeloat out lha balance of our stock
we have uittde a great reduction In the prltcs
of
LADIES' COATS,
Ladies' Newmarkets, Seal Plush Jacques
MISSES' COATS.
These- Reeds have all been made te our special
order by the best manufacturers, nnd will be
fennd te Rive thorough satisfaction In tit, atyle
and , curing qualities.
CHILDREN'S OOATS.
CHILDREN'S OOATS.
CHILDREN'S OOATS.
WeinakoaspcetaloireilniroflSOCniLiJItENVj
COA'IS In new and desirable stylus ut Un than
the cost of manulacture.
WATT & SHAND,
6. 8 & 10 EAST KING ST.,
i,ArCA8TK, PA.
aeAr.
.KH- ADVKRTJSE.VSyT.V
IL
EVAN'S FI.OUK.
LEVAN'S FLOUR.
ALWAYS U.VtrOUM AMI UP TOTI1K II10II
KT (TAM)AKO M.ThAB
1 8. tilVLKUiS CO.
ONE OASE
WHITK ALL-WOOL
BLANKETS,
$3.50,
rettMEn rntCE, i
.VLL0TUK RLAVKKTS REDUCED
in ruorenrio.N
WK DOS'T WANT TO CAllRT AS
IH.A.NKS.1M OVFIt.
JoimS.Givler&Ce,,
He. Hb Hfvct Klntr Qtroet,
LAXCAITEIt, I'A
AxvaamtcHis.
Cit'LTON OPKRA HOrj.SK.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1807.
MR. FRANK JONES,
One of America s Greatest Comedians, As
listed by MI19 AL1UK JIONTAGUK and a
nuperb Company of Artists, In K. A.
Locke's I.atast and liest Melo
drama, entitled,
"SI PERKINS,"
Or, the Girl 1 Left Behind Me,
A Wholesome Hay nrlmfullef Tun
The Daneo of tbe lioicena At the District
Scheel Heuie. . ,
The Apple Taring Ileo-At Deaoen Craig's
Heuso. . .
lbs Country Fair Scene aud tbe Thresntax
Macblneat eVerlc en lha Stage.
lllrthsay 1'arty of 2ana-At Deaoen Claim's
farm Heuse. ....
arflianil l'aradeef the l'ughtewn ranner'a
Hand at S p. in , each day
l'RIOae,:s,W CENTS.
ecats en Bale at Opera Heuse. JIMtd
piDLTON OPEUA UOUBK.
ONE WEEIi-COMMENCINO
MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1800.
Wednesday and Saturday Matinee.
ATKINSON&COOK'S
STOCK COS' V ANT.
rirst Appearance et tbe Talented Yenna
Ameriean Bccluty yaveille, MISS MAUDE
Ketnrn of the Popular Lcadlnz Acter, 1111.
KI. i". HULLIVAN.
Teslilve Appnarance or the well-known lloa llea lloa
ten Theatre Comedian. MR JOHN T CUAVEM
And a competent Cempauy of Thorough Ar
Uits-
Monday Kvcnlng. ...
Tuesday KvttntnK .
Wedne.day Matinee.
Wednesday evening
Thursday jCvbiiIdk
rrlday nvenlrg
Saturday Malluec...
.."LOVE AND MONEY.''
"lNOOMAII "
"UAMILLK."
"LirrTK EJ11I.Y."
'Tlllt LADY UIT LYONS."
"ULew roil iiLew "
TubuHiinouuced.
batmuay Mgnl,
" invuuus.i
Hncclal acenorvevervnlav. Calcium and Klee
ttlu Light Effeeu by tbe New Yerk Calcium
Light Ce., llosten.
sWPUICIca 10,294 30CKNTS-C
Seats new en sale Jauli-etd
LEllAZ. NOTIVEH.
A' HHIONKO K8TATK OV JOSKPH It.
Heyerand wile, of the city et Lancaster,
Lnneastur county. Joserh It. Heyerand wife,
of the City of Lancaster, having by deed or vel
untary assignment, dated January S, 1897, as
signed and transferred all their estate and
cireo'ste tbe tinders'Kned for the benefit et the
crtdlters 01 the Bald Jeseph It. Ueyer, they
tb-rufern give notice te all persons Indebted lu
said assigner, te make payment te te Iho under
signed without delay, and thesu having claims
te prt nnt them tn
JOHN I). 8KILK8,
TOlltAB KOVr.it. Assignees,
Itesldlng In the City el Lancaster.
OnuKut .Naumaw, Attorney, JanJOtdl
INSTATE OK JAMES I100N, LATE OF
It Lancaster city, deceased. Letters testa!
metary en said estate having been granted te
tbe understated, all persons IndebUd therein
are mque.ted 10 maae immediate piutnt, and
tho.e having claims or demands against the
same, will present them wlthen 1 delay loreettle lereettle
ment te thu undersigned, itsldlnir in Lancaster
city. JOHN li. IllT.Si.lt, Executer
A. C ItEiKemiL, Attorney. 018etdH
HSIONED ESTATE OF JOIIN A.
eheber, of Lancaster city, Lancaster
county, 'the undersigned auditor, unpelnttd te
dlstilbnte tbe balance remaining In In hands of
Henry liaumgardner, assignee, te und among
these legally entitled te the same, will sit for
that purpose en T-oe.dey, February 1.1B17, in the i
Library ltoem of the Court Heuse, in tbu city et
Lancaster, where all persons luteiested In said
distribution may ultend
8-UdS A. U, II AB8LEU, Auditor.
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