' . .. ffl " ""'Vti Is f , ?' ,fcV -? THE LANCASTER DAILY INTELLIGENOEK. 8ATURDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1888. f 2:4 JPgfTEP'S El f, Dally Intelligencer. tSJICASTSB, nKORURKR , 1SSS. ttrt ltUr. i .New Ilellntd Clarien Is very kin favor of the construction of n between tbat long drawn out tad Lancaster. Se are we. We I Terr much like te co a railroad t4ewn into tbat futile and populous airjr. We consider it a great shame it baa long been denied the railroad i that lta richness demands and I It trade requires and will pay for. responsibility for this neglect lies the Fenurjtlrania rallreal com , te which this region Is new itary. A railroad down the Cones Cenes .Talley would long age have been bat for the obvious fact tbat as mi It was started the Pennsylvania id company would parallel it. Ne felt tbat It would be petslble far a local read te meet the competition i the big company ; the little thing 'mM have bad the breath squeezed out It La abort metre. The only thing for region te de, apparently, was te await T pleasure of the Pennsylvania rail- or te invite a connection wlthtbe ilng railroad company. Oar Judgment Is that this latter con- la the ene tbat the local business ta demand; and that any effort by the citizens of Lancaster, New land and the Conestoga valley, should directed toward the building of aline railroad from Lancaster te connect te the Philadelphia & Heading system, where between Dawnlogtewn and teialxvllle. We will then hare two ,t railroad systems competing te serve New Helland already has tbe 1'enn. ivania railroad service, nud se does the oentry generally lying between it and l-pdansjlvanlit railroad, with which proposed line is te connect, we be- ve. near Winner's statleu. fWe shall be glad te see this line built, the Pennsylvania railroad cheeses te -tttlld ic. It will certainly be of freat advantage te us all; but We de net think tbat it will be of the vantage te us that a connection with 'Soother great railroad line will be. Aud de net think that the citizens of Lan- flatter or New Helland are required by sir Interests te auuscrlbe all the money ed te build and equip the proposed , 1IHUU HO UtYUtilBUIl) UVIT U tlltl jpfMntylvnnla railroad, and tube an uu- jraaranteed mortgage at a low rate of jfetecest as security for their money. .The calm preposition of the Peuusyl 1ala railroad company is te accept tbe vperahlp of the read, if anybody will mtfcrlbe the esoe.OOO required te build 3Md equip it and put the whole line from itncaster te De wnlngtewn in geed order. bave te say tbat we de net pre- te be one of the subscribers. We I'aet knew anyone who will be. Any- .pM willlDg has our approval and our weeslng. '? $The Reading railroad system east of us ads In the air at Downlugtewn; te which nt a Lancaster connection may ad van. lUBly be built; or te a point en the HQaester Valley read between Dewnlng- n and the Schuylkill, en n line that Would take in New Helland. There are impossibilities here of a railroad enterprise tbat will Invite the investment of local apitl and ureourpceplo te pievide the .ineney needed te build and run the read. Having connection with two railroad sterns at each end of the line, traversing ?.iicu country, and making a ithert line Ifcnce te New ierk, It ought te be a remunerative investment. It is the best failread project that we see iu tills neigh- Htorbeod ; and we invite the attention of ! Inpnl Rinltal tn Ifc. ,ii? ,, - 1 , Tim JmliT kfi: The New Yerk TVitun fVr!wrra Hiat, IjlWr Judge Kelly is likely te preve a thorn i the Republican 6ide in theclese Heuse, felMcause of bis demand tbat be shall be '-wade chairman of the ways and means. "Tf eat-n ll.et 1... ..till ...!. 41. .. ...! ;; condition of his vote for the Republi sh -u candidate for Knpslter nnrl It. i nll In !.tlnd bow twice heretofore he has failed i :fti vote for the caucus nemlnea. Sfi pl'Judge Ktlley, when these remarks '.-Mm anewn rum, aim it was all alie; atf-r a. Ktaeugn ha went en te admit t;iaai matniy it was true. lie sas ;ke is going te demand the chairmanship al the wava and means : unit Mm nntv p-j,-- -- - ----.- ? -j auuub ue itvca is 11a 10 new uera no Will ' 1 aucs wuea ue uets uel cel ic. PXTbe old gentleman, as the senior casern eer et tne committee nnd Its former 2Lsreairman, is entitled te make the ue- .m . .... 'Sind hB docs; and his Itenubllcan rfrleads will have trouble in evading it ; feKM they win de it. They will net have JUm Judge there, ne is tee gnarled nn r"t wa Knet rer se ticklish a pest, acd gees bb the retired list. ; , bhe lias Scalped It. Mrs. Whitney has undertaken the con. ?tradictien of the stories that have been Irculated during the campaign relative f(te tbe presidents treatment of lih wife. rlt is right that she has dene se. They have IVt 'VAOJtlVBlt tnn milfli iliri-unn In ti.lritf. UY: ww-"- -" m.mw.. KU1,Uty At. f'ilTaiV tetrcies te be permitted te go uncentra- &dieted ; when a man who eccunlea the SSilUtien of Cbauncey M. Depew under- xtakes te relate these tales they evidently required te be stamped upon ; as did he. '$ We knew nothing meaner than such a Wle-tellinc. when tbe talcs ain txUe,. Wlft did net suppose that anyone above social standing of btate Treasurer rtweuld be guilty of such conduct ; .saws we are vastly surprised that it Is teed down upon Mr. Depew. He ec- pleathe most uncomfertnhin nnaitinr. - fa-day of any man in the United States, i", eawgm. in me act or sundering the chief '"cutive of the country ; of telllnir ta'e F ftbeat him which he cannot be conceived E-ta believe : aud tredilnn mn. t .. TMnan, fordeing It. y 4. ThatMrc. Whitney effectually disposes m mtee sujiies no one will doubt. Her rter stroke is in pinioning Hr. Depew l their relater. He is new sumrreacd te Wetttw them te be true or expose himself m kytuableplght. The temptation upon reputedly bright aid entertaining lr te talk ecaudal is crnat: liuc . Hepew'a fate lsawarulna tehisklnd. -t new ineee Bwnes Decline current i the pretiJent, wholly unfounded as arn, is net very clear. As Aim. :, Whitney intimates, Mr. Watterson la th lippilWl father of eerae of them, lie it a W1Q of the weeds, whose tongue 1b k : the areteet. His admiration for I MWMiktbat net been the deeeeaL jggyiMsjMila tcry et the three ryJ temperate and exaggerated statement, eagerly seized upon by political opponents of the administration for campaign ser vice. It haa done geed work for them perhaps, butlsueadnew. Mrs. Whitney has cut Its bead off with a cleaver. Tub Ksv. Edward Aryan, of Orange, N, J. i dled at Carboedsle, where be was vial'.. Ing his daughter, en tbe evening of the 301U nit, from an acute attack of typhoid pneu pneu pneu moet. He wn bera In this city, of which bit father, the Hen. Geerge Bryan, wss prominent eltlsen, being long the secretary of the state Senate, and leaving a large family of ten or twelve children, whose descendants are eaatlered ever the country; bis wife was the sUtcr et the late JehnF Stclnresn, , The Rev. Edward Brysn was burled at Bye, Mew Yerk, where bis pastorate In the Presbyterian church began and continued for mtny yean, He was mneh beloved by bli parishioners, for be waa one of the best and gentlest otmen. An eloquent ten 0 the sime name, new stationed at Bradford, Pennsylvania, succeed te his work In the church. Anether eon was one of the advonturens officer of the V. B. ship Polaris that waa lest In the Arctic ecesn and her crewretcned In the remarkable Way related In the story of the expedition that was largely prepared by Mr. Bryan. Dn. F. Nausen's expedition for tbe exploration of Greenland has been heard from at last. They tramped across the southern end of tbat desolate loe field and found ent nothing at all excepting that there whs nothing there but miles and miles of dreary Ice and snow. Greenland has been aptly called the Habere of the North and will probably remain ai pro found mystery as tbe North Pele unless Hnme plan of flying ever it Is Invented. lUlloenlMi will no denbt attempt both et thetG problems soma day. About fifty years age a certain Mr. nieimer, of New Yerk, astonished his fel low citizens by purchasing leta In what were then rotnete suburbs, and building a number of liandrome residences thereon, in 1810 he built a row of colonnade) bouie out them, and as tbe egrlcnlture was very line for these days New Yorkers used te take visitors for a Hurnlay walk In tbe country te aee what they called BUwrnur'a felly. Tbat colonnade la new called tbe "Cntonaile Hetel," and befere he died In 1870, Mr. Bleemer had all the laugh en his side, llu left a great cstnte (e five daugh ters and as they are new of age It war found neeissiry te tell the remalnder et "Itlcom "Itlcem rr'a felly" In order te ntlsjt a division. MIO.COO worth of "felly" was sold en Thursday. FGBbONAb. Dn. Krenns has been forty-two years puter et the Congregational UhurcU of the l'ilsrlm', Brooklyn. Bisv. Dn. Memiikiit, oneo rector of Et Jauiei. Is In town the guest of Dr. Berjs tnln Muhlenbnrg, Most Knv. Denalp MoDeNAi.D.KomBn eiatholle blHhnp of Urber (Irace, Nhw fnundlacil, lias born appointed iircbbltlinp of Terente, te euoceed Arohblebep lyucb, deoeascd. SUPHKMH JunOKSKLKOT MeCOLLUM and JMIlcliell have drawn leia for pro pre pro redenooln the matter of aonlerlty nnd Juilpe McOulIum wen. Notices te this e.'toot haa ban aant te the state department. Dr. Hknky Lkffmamn, of Philadelphia, has tfflu elected patbelnxlcal chemlet te the Jetlerann Medical Uellese hospital. The promen waa ornaieu ana tne appointment nitric, It la said, at the auggoailen of the fttculiy et tbe college. Bekkcua K. KouKntye.i'n will, whleli KttS otlered for tiretiatn In N Vnrlc nn "Friday, gives the residue of her estate, afler various miner txqnestt, te Mtabllah a home fur enabllOK peer families te have a brief summer outing, iron or expenae. Tee bequent amounts te f 51)0,000, Count Ve.v Meltkh's home at Berlln Is a tiy Jsrjtoene, wltb no lets than thirty windows looking en tbe street. But the famous old general lives altneat exclu sively In two roema of It, One Is hla bud room, the ether hla atudy. The nhlet orna erna muuts of the former nre UtKO phetORraph nt lila wlte and pletum of her tomb. Theae are always wrnatned with palm leave. Cemqiikssman MeICinlkvIb quoted as bnvliig f,ald mat prudent nnd patriotic) action en the part et the Kepublleans was uiiiolutely neceaaary te their contlnnanre In power. All talk nbeut tbe Kopubll Kepubll can pirty huvleg secured a twenty-tlve yearn lease of pewer was almpiy cxtrava Kane?. lt we are te win In lSDi," he said, 'It will bu upon what wa de between '63 aud that lltne. We can't win en the past. " -j A Ilia lilt IN MasONBT. Ceret aa Ceuull, It u Alleged, Uiurji the ruDctluua at tbe Oraua Ledge, The grand roaster of the Fennaylvanla Graud Ledge of Masena haa laaned an ad dress declaring tbat the " Oerneau Conn. ell, " whleh profess te confer the degrees of tbe Anelent and Accepted Scottish Kite, are Inimical te the doetrlnea of true Preo Pree mamury. There are aeverat Cerneau ledKta In thlaaute. The dispute In the Mt-onle order aa te tbe leglttmaey et the ao ae called " Odrneau Oounella " alnes the two recognized oeunolla In 1867 relinquished their aeparata Jurisdiction and became part et the body new known as tbe aupretne council for Ibe Northern Jurisdiction etthe United Htates has been an exciting and In In tercatleR one. Tbeaa who are opposed te tbe pretentien et the Oerneau oeunolla Bay tbat they amount te a uaurpatlen et the functions et tbe grand ledgo, as the Cer neau councils hate examined the preroga tive te confer net only the degroeaef the Hcejtlah rite, but te cenfer aa well thu three desroeacf Free and Aoeepted Masonry Suuh aulnlm, It Is contended, la net only aubverslve of tbe authority of the blue ledges but or tha entire order. It la aa Beried tbat tha Cerneau oeunolls have In duced Matena te enter their oriiaiilaitleu by fnUorepreieutatlonaas te their author ity, aud by reduelng the entranoe fee (rniu tlOO, wiiieii ta tbe coat In the regular organ, laitlen, te 123, The Ancleiit Acoepted Scettlah Blte of Freemasonry In Aiuorlea la under tbe JurlMtlotleu of two Bupreme councils, tbe one btleK for tbe Northern and the ether for thu (Southern Jurladiotlen. The exclu alve Jiuladlctlen of these bedle, it Is olalmeil, .8 rt'OKOltJd by all et tbe ether bedlts cinreirleK the Soettlah Kite degteea ;n nearly nil of the countries of the world. The 1'hllvielphla Oonalntery, Thirty apoeud Uesre, working under the eupreuie coun cil of the Northern Masonic Juriadlo Juriadle Juriadlo lien nl the United Btatea, hen iitueri an Bildresf, deneuuclujr the pretensions (f the Oerneau councils. Tula circular wsrut thH Maseca from being led astray by the elllceis acd meinbera of what la termed "itieie clandettlne orRHnlntlena." It la Haaertf'd tbat every grand ledge whleh haa )iJ ccojalen te take uetlce 01 tbe Cdrncau oeunrilN haa declared tbat their aaauuiplleu of authority la Inimical te tbe order aud that their claims are net well founded. fc Arrtat cr a uuuce Starrer. The Ingenious and polite "Mr. Beberts," who en Ittut Haturdav swindled an eatlmable retired uercimiit, William O. Uanseuier, ti the tunc of fG.tOOln Baltimore, Is believed te have been none otber than tne redeubu tbe dlieal of the jlaltlmuni police. On Tuesday, wnen Mr. Bansemer bad reoov reeov reoev ered irnm the severe ntrvnuj b hoc It oeutequeut te bis adventure, be was Invited te police bestdtiuartera and shown the rogue' cabinet, and at once detected hU niau. Tne ealer marabal at once atnt a dlnpatcn ti Inspector Bymfs at New Yerk, requeailuu him te arrest "Huntry Jeu" at tluut. 'i'nat waa three dava uu.ni aiKui. jeht waa mree days aae. IJardlv luivycigm neurs ba-t paaaed when the suspected thief was taken Inte cusioey. UunilBK oil. The orgsalsttlen or a company te pros pect for natural gaa In Montgomery oeuuty tiaa revived tne interest In the Veanera Veanera ville oil Held, In the northern poitleu et Birkaoentity, wliera petroleum iiauppeaed te xlt. Within a few dn me ltty oil well haa bfea Tlalted by aeveral Pnlladel. ptila partle, and it la rumored tbat negotia tions are panding for tbe leaae of conalder cenalder able tract nt land. Tns Bailey well con cen lln.uf.l flew, urnUhteg a quality of oil whit bsraa readily la a eettwtw Unp. BOOKS AND AUTHORS. "The Man without a Country," hv Ed ward Everett UK Jliualrated by P. T. Menlli. Boateui Jtebatta Bretbcra. 'J bis li.ck has born widely reid nlnce It was Drat pubilahed m foero of years age or raore and It premises te win n fltm pluoe as an American olataie. In an nppandlx te this beautitul edition Dr. Hale, who by tbe way la new ropeittd at work nn a llle of Chrlar, Itlves tbe slim fact that formed tbe romance Aa fe old a book republished lu a form ae elaborate needs no further praises U will be enough te rcler te tbe high character of the illustrations whleh are rplilled la concep tion and lu full sympathy wltb the n si ra ti ve. Costumes and details are well weikcd out. "Itepert en the Birds nl Pennsylvania" publlaued at Uarrtabarg in aecordaneo with an act of aiaembly. This Is a much mere entertatnltK volume tliau most of ttieen furnlahed by the atnte printer and tbe 375 paires sre lnteraersed with plates aud plolurea of birds et the fcUte. The author, evidently recegnising the Importance of simplification, which by meat wilters of ornithological and ether aolentlDe publications Is seemingly over looked, has oaretully divested hla book, whenever practicable, ei the numereus and mystifying technical terms, nnd when such terms are employed they are fully ex plained se they can be elnarly understood by tbe general reader. 0,000 copies werepubllehed for distribution and tbore Is quite a rush for them, Tne Carlttmss number et Table Talk Is full, te overllDWItig, of everything thnt relates te the day et glee and feasting. "Hethlehem,"an apt p-teni, la by Jeaepb Wblttonttbencemtn"AChrltiiipadlnnor," by Mr a. Keror, In whleh that authoritative adviser gives seme valttable points en this feaatt her "Hew te I,lve en a Thepaand a Year" is oentlnued, also her answers te 'rJeuaekeepera' Inquiries " "Olirlstmas In Foreign Jjands," "A CUrlalmai Kamble Among thoNut,'"'Kthel'atJiirIatrnasDeco theNut,'"'Kthel'atJiirIatrnasDeco thoNut,'"'Kthel'atJiirIatrnasDece rations," "AttraolUe and Inexpensive Gifts1," an original Christinas story. "Vesta'a Bequest," nnd a "Christmas Problem," with a prlx9 te every aelver, are am en it the conteutai B3 lntreitlnir iiitleUa tivTIlllu I May erny, William Htrutheis, S. T, Huerman, iihie uatiirrnce,!. Anew portrait of Mr. Whlttler will np ))tar In tbe January 1 iitnter of "Jno Atlantic," and It premles te bn 11 line ene. The poet waa among tbe contributes te the llrat number el that ever ndmlritblu MBKtztne. Anether Kecil thing which the January "AtlKiule" is te gte us au uiticte by Margaret Delaud. Mrs. Dsland'a novel. "Jehn Ward. Preacbcr," han geno Inte lta lUteentb edition. Them haa been Httle mlvetsn rrlilolauief this bonk, 'Hherda-t "Itebnrl KlBinerc" lias been much oendemued by strlei churchmen. Olnuatone was ns prcfcundl.v lmpieBCd with that ehartuiiiK a'ery I.Utln Lord Pauntlorey " that he at occe bought live oeplta of tbe book, nnd presented them te as many vnunK friend. Mr, Gladstone end Mrs. Burnttt happened te bu lu l'Jnr l'Jnr rnce at the fame tluiw, aud ea seen ai tlin "OratidOlil Man" leiiiiitd el her presence there, he exprcwid nn earnest ilnaire te meet tbn autner el "Little Lord Kaunlle Kaunlle rey." Lord IWndelpn Churchill btcame se Inteitisted In the book oue day thru he forget te prepare) 11 speech which he hid premised his censiliums. Anether well known Hngllehtuau I; aiieh en ndvoctte et the bonk that he bought sixty copies of It last Christmas, anddlitilliutud them broad cast aiuenir his frlesdi, "The Open Dcei" Is the tltle of Mlas lllanohe Willis Uonard'e forthcoming sleiy. Thoae who han read the manuterlpt eay that It is tbe heat thing Bl.e hsa wrltteti. Thn sosiie la laid in Germany. Jlougnteu, MliUln it Canre bringing It irnm the prefH Hun. WnllerT. Mllla contributes n nole worthy article te the DrcemberAYdfesiinn, (Chicago), en "Dllllaultlcs lu I'mty Jte organization." t)nc paragraph particularly nierltaattenll-m : "Meat men never ninke but ene decision In politic Hint lij wlieu they Jein a tparly, ucd they Ircqui ntly de tnat a generation noreru tuey nrn born. They nre Douicernts err KepubllcAns tbe way tney are Nmuna or Jenedea they wero befn that way. They wcre pirtet a cur rent which tbey found all Mewing ene way when they uarae te yearhnf (net) undor under undor ataedlng' ami thny drifted. 'Jiie steady uinvemnnt or great polllle.il parties in poll. tlca la liken train In lta blind, unreasoning and reslttliss rush along accustomed linen.'' There is Just about oneu(jh ttutli In tlila te make It paes ferwlidcru, butthoehangr.a lu the stterglh or partira need eeme medi floatlen of tuts theory for thetr explanation. It may lie true that meat men nre Kopubll Kepubll ctiuH or Djuiuerata Ixcaumt they were born se, but a very large number of inen nr open te reason nn thin pjiut, as ou all otliers, and the shilling of this man decides whern the balHtice or power ahull ret. An exuhHUge nays : Tim very Intent fd Is the crast) oil tne iu'ict of " Kaotcrle ltuddhlam. " Kui;enii V'icld, the well well kuewu Clilcaxn uowapaier man, Is uald 10 be se infatuated with the bcuulUiil inula physical drexms ft thu Kait tbat lie has a surlne te Buddha In ills roema where he devoutly worships, am nobody knows ex actly what "Koterle Uuddulsru" 1, it will no doubt be lmuieuHuly popular lu Boaten. Ha incomprehensibly luuouipre luueuipre henslbleynu knew.- This is pluatnntly sarcastic, hut, after all caoterlo Uuddliltui la net very mueh mere injatotleuN than lugerselltsui or ntcoitl ntceitl clam. Tnere are leta et peer tools who tire bright and smart eueugU until they beifln te speculate about the whlchmha of tie where or the wheneea or the what, Lat them read Jeb and be rllenu Among thofientlpiecea preparing for iriifewateforlSSOarepjrtraltM or Jelm Burroughs at twenty, Mrs. Helen Hunt Jacksen In hur veuug womanhood, "Pat MaeJerle," air Walter Hcett'H famous llltle friend, and Lady Bilelgh, the wife ct Mir Walter Raleigh. Dj "Little J u" James Otis calla atten atten tleu te the ingenious cruelty practiced en young lads by eartatn wandering Italian street iiiUKlelanp. It Is a vivid expisure et the sullerlnga inflicted en the uuforttiuate boys who come under their tyranny lu New Yerk anil ether large cities. Mr. Janiea Hus-ell Lewell is living with his slater at Beatcn, nud will probably slay there nil winter, lle has been Invited te dellver a oeurau el leutures at Philadelphia. All who bave lead that t-raiid llttln book about bright Aiucrteau bejs. "The Btery el 11 Bad Bej," by Themas HatlyAldrlch, will 1)3 inttreated in the lntomntlen thst Duujen'a oeufuotlouiry at Portsmouth la being tem dewu. Dunyeu'a la tha con cen con feetlonory whence, alter 11 riotous nnd Rbjednnul ludulguncu in ereatu the " Bad Bey'a" compauleua dciurtel by way of thu window, leaving1 peer Tem lllley te ft co proprietor suit bill with nethliik; In hla llttle pecktta lhat story ia one et the best In our literature et its kiud ; aud it ia a hcultby kind, Thi Ttmt J7cne) nl .Ycr Vamt, r.aU.men, MU elnvehld aiiinlnenmrliinllv t-wnnvlnen enrulvit 111 thoniOHey of Si'vu'ten oil. in cbwrluily submit i.urnuiuei te the pub.ij iu lctjrcuej. Kmpiettuhy, . . s't'rs ej Netrn Hams, Alsa'iUhand Kagur eta., U.uiuuer. Md I0 wiiii(i.riHij.lnliioceiilliiMn;j vbuiuhi lifa, pbjstjuiu rj i.ruiciibliig lir. Jlull'a Uuugliejiup. JlKLlUlltUS. RKLIOIOUS BKKVICUS AVlhU BK hnld In the following rliurchcaeu Sun day, lu the morning nt lu.311, la the eviiuliig ui7:is. bundiiy school ut 1:15 p. m. When the hour is dinereiit It la spi-cUliy noted : 1'r.BBBtTKiiiAK iaaeKiL Uhukcu, Beuth aneeu niruet, Tmuuiia 'Ihoiup-eu pioster. Preaching a; 10:5 u, in aml7.lip.in. bunday bci.oel ut l:45p. in Yeung poeplu'a lurutlui at 6 tip in. Prayer luettlug en Wcdueaday uviinlinc u'-T-0 p 111. Cucucu or tiou-cerner or Prince and tlr anhe. rreaeblng at lo.se a, m. and 7.18 i. in. by ihe pin-ter. Hihiiatb school ut P4J p ui. eacusn Kvakiieucal Cucucu fieaehlng bv the pastor ut llCW u in bnlern M.un Cme 1 ueUu je.45, U. U K , tti,d at 7:1J v in- euu dy s(.ha.i ut X p in. rruyi mettluj,b 011 Uulmseavand 'ihur-diy a' 7:aip. 111. Uuuut LuTlIallA cuvkuu H eat kiiit street, K. L. ltetd, paskir.-teivicjut U.siu iu ana Lis p in. nuiui.iv sctjeil t 1 15 p m. Cut ithttica lujuuctleus en rrldiy uvtnleir at 7o'aieok. w,v.ui, ruuiT ItKreKMED Cnrnc,-ltev. J. M. Tltiet, II, 1 pusuir. fcervicus le-uiuninr nt lthjj a. ui. and 7:15 p. in. hunOur aeiicel nt 1:11 p. 111 tutiichettcm lustrucll.ueu Tutilay em nr at 7 o'clock 8t. Lukk'b liireinmn MartettaAveaue.nev. Win, r. LIchlltiT, pastor, tuvlnu riiirliLsat lU:J0a. in HUU7U3 ) ui tuniluy schmil at 1 p 13. butvleIu th'i Unnnaii Iiuguageut r.S3 in . ' rnt. It. u. r-eUieil , ra.UUng ' Otivwr llAKi-isT CHi'iitii. sast Vina near unkH struei. l'rrtathlun in tb luernlnir nud evonlngaiiheiHutliOUubyihtrakter. bun. aiysc.oel at 1 4p ui U.ijh Jl hin will inui en 1 uwii.y , Ltug i 7.f0 ji m Yeung peeiiea II l laidnn ihur.Uuy tv.e.liiK ut I J Jj"1' imt ' ua.ea Hand oil aaluiday at w".'T!l? vnull " aww (CevaAr). West urungeundc'eucmd Jiat.Uuv. .1. II uuK,imiuir. ribaimnnKilnjJa ui.und7:ifi 1). iu. nuuuayn.he.jl at l:iin 1,1. i-rui.., ,.., ..,. inifut BUSH. IU fluv.r n.,rvln. W.fln..l tymlnK- ttt 71 0. Ycuuk- DCOUIb's Oremi s-,1.1,,5 Taoiut;Ai-rintc8uraji(3srmanerui I Water street, Kev. T. 1. Lehr, pastor. r ach lap nt 1020 a. tn. In tha Uerman langtugj, nnd 7: 6 pin InthsKngllaa lmgaae;e. Sua day actioel at Ba.11. loungpeepU'a meeting at p in, St. Paul's Utretn bd-K4t. J. W.Memtnirer, paater. i-rraiatng at lOJia m. ana 7:15 p.m. aunday school at l:4Sp. 10. eeng sarvluu ut 0:15 p in. Catechit ctcla!s..n loesdvyeve leesdvyeve iiigat.7:p 111, ITajer auvlca ej weJuea djy B17..M1' in. St. STsniKH'a (ttareKsrtn) Cnuaen Ceitana Ciurau nivlnostivieuMift-Wa-m. tterineu by litv. Ihtndem Appln, 11. U, I'naaarraBlAa Kev. J. Y. Mitchell, II. D. puter. l'reicblag morning aal evening by iliii p'ler- Ut. 1'ADL'a M.K. CntmrK-CharlfB Boads.pM Beads.pM Boads.pM ter. rnashlng at IV-.30 a. in. nnd 7.SU p. tn. 1'ruiaa airrlceuitng tha rinwly rebuilt plpn eran lu tbe eveiitnr. Sanday acheul at 1:10 p in. Ynnng pcenlu'a mealing at S p. in. t.l8nes Taesaay, 'Jfaaiailay, and rndy even tngs. (J a xi tally love iwaat en WuCteejiUy evtmlne. Or. Jean's LcrnaaAir. llcv. It. r.AUeman II. 11. potier, burvlcea at IUM . m. and 7 p in. Mahbith school at at. Jehn's at 1:15, and at (jetald Memerial cliapel at 'J p.m. Lecture and prater acrvlce en Wednesday cvenliiga'.7:l). calecaetlc&l levturea rrlday evening at 7 a1). rriwr lUrnsT. Iter. J. X. Te well. paater. l'reienlng at l":si a. m. byltnv. Sir. rmenic, aud 1.15 p. m hv Mr. frank i.-iuiTir, of Frank Itn ana Mutthill suuilctry, bunday aobeol t 2p in. TstsiTT LvTHanxv Iter. C. h. Fry, pialer. Juulnr MUslm ary society's baxr vhU even In. Uamtl divine seivlcnamointeg altemoen and ejuulnK. condnetd by tha uaater, Ac Ac Ac oeuntol thurncaiten eeratlonetdntoontai' lmtltutd in I'b'Ud-lphta, at tha sorvles en Wedennday eventng. iillca' fearing circle en Friday afternoon. ITSJITSHS fil. E. UlItTBCH K. W, ilOIKP, naler. JLeve east at 10 M a. m. Preaching at 7.'u p. rn. Minaay acnoet at l:tl p. in. lie vivai tervlnrs durlnjr the week, except Bat urnuvnt 7:18 p. iu. (sTMuaieasi. E. CHCacH.-Sunaay lobeol at p. in. MeaAvu.7. Max Hark, II. D,, puter, lr:50 a. in. Ltliiuy and million. 11 p iu, buuilay adunl t iilS p. in. evening lervlce. Uaana IiOTnaaan. Uerncr et North tjuoen and .1 iimes slreat. Itav. U. Elvln lliiupi, piis piis ter. Pleaching at 1(,:30 a. tn, and 7:1a p in. lllble clita ler inxn v.lft a tn. Sunday school al'ip. in. L'atccbstlet claaien Tueiday enl frlil. y 1 renin. Usual mld-waek aeivlcsacn Widnuiday e veiling. OhtrutaervlOdS at Ne. 413 Wvatl.enien alruel en XQurtdiy evening ut 7:10 ITlKaT M. E. t'MuacH. Uat. J, It, T.Gray, pas ter. t.lssa innutlngs at 9 a. m. 10: JO a. m., preachtnir by thu paater, 1:13 p.m Sunday relinel ; S.tN p. in. rocle.y 01 Obrlallan en en dinver pmycr inoetleg t 7.13 p. m lent mivle'. J'lie antlrd asivlcei will be Inter speirtd wtllihjiutia written by Kcv. Chitlta Wi.lnyi 7ju p. rn. Monday and ibnrsaay, clast iiivellng 1 "'30 p. 111 Tuesday, nellnesa inintlrigt 7SJ p in. WedaiiHilf.v, prayer liieniltw' 7:5 p. in. Vrlday, special lllelal mutt In it ;7.lfip in. ihursaay, pstur'a elus. WANAM.e.KttH'H 1'niLAtJBLriiu, Saturday, Dee. 8, 1SS8. It is based en evidence. The unanimous verdict of the critics that ler Dress Goods el every sort novel or staple the best stock in the land is here. A Dress Pattern, with garni ture, in a box. The box may be a delusion and a snare or it may be convenient and ad vantageous. That depends. Our method is te put a label en each pattern with the price and quantity of both, plain and trimming, plainly marked. In every case the quantity is ample for a full sized dress. Your notions and ours may difler at the quantity point but you are net left in the dark about it. Anether thousand dress pat terns are neatly put up in hand some boxes and are en sale to day. The counter-ends where the Dress Goods section touches the main aisle are bright with them. It's a handy scheme, easy te leek at and compare, snug te carry, pretty, neat form for a holiday gift. Hew often the value of a gift is increased by the form of its coming. The margin between a brown paper parcel and a Rebe box is very wide. This particular let of Dress Patterns in boxes is by far the choicest offering of the sort we have ever made. Fifteen prices, S3 te $16.75. Ground materials, powder grains, serges and stripes. Garni tures, plaids, checks, stripes of wool and silk ; cut .and uncut velvets and plushes ; some very rich jardiniere stripes in plush ; many high novelties, and, excepting one or two, the entire range of styles are found only in this form. Almest every Christmas list has some place for one or mere of these boxes everyone a bargain. The terms upon which we will sell Music Bexes this sea son ought te remove all doubt, silence all cavil. Here they are: Yeu may select your box, give it a fair trial for sixty days from date of purchase, and then, if you have any reason te be displeased, exchange It for another, or for ether goods, or receive back your money. Only absolute confidence in our music box stock (all Swiss, principally Geneva) and your fair criticism could induce this efier, which holds geed en all purchases made this month. Prices, $9 te $500. Docs net apply te toy music boxes. lliiaemcnt, cnat slde. Quite different are the terms for music en the hoof, or live stock music. Canary birds. The first company of a thou sand arrived yesterday. All from the Hartz Mountains, and every bird a selected singer. A singer, net a peep, a chirp, and a struggle for a lew notes, but each a warbler, free, bright and joyous. I'nce $1.95. Your selection must be fully made in the store, as no birds will be received back or exchanged. Uiii'uiciit. w.ta'cJa. This morning a large let of Trefeusse & Ce.'s Women's Suede Gloves go en the coun ters at half price and less. 4 buttons, in handsome shades, beautifully embroidered, for 75 cents ; price before te day, $1.75. Same, 6 buttons, $i ; price b? WAirAMARBKH fore ttf-day, $2. We have done some remark able things with Gleve prices this season, but nothing te match this. These rates would be, absurdly low for medium goods; what then for Tre Tre feusse'sl Only 3,684 pairs, Yeu knew what that means here short work. - Chestnut street side, west el main stale. Holiday Boek host ready. December Boek News picks each book up and weighs the worth of most of them for you. 112 pages, illustrated, for 5c. Near Thtrtt c at h itree t entranoe. JOHN WANAMAKER. auMPhtixwN re womb. QOUPLBXION FOWDBB. LADIES, WHO VALUC A BKFINBI) COMVLKXIOK MUST U8 POZZONI'S HIOIOATXD COMPLEXION POWDER. It I rn parts a brilliant transparency te the skin. Uumeves all plmplns, 1 ruckles and 01 01 01 colerattons, and mtkea tha akin delicately son and beantllul. It contains no lime, whits, leid or arsenic in tatee shades, pink or flesh, whlte and brunette. roil BALK BT All Druggists and Faney Goods Dealera Everywhere. sarnKWAUB or imitatiens,-sj apne-iva if IS W AU VJtKTlMCMKNTti. e UrSPOKKN SCIENCE. The following statement came voluntarily te the proprietors et the great preparation 01 whleh It speaks. They have never had the pleature or meeting the eminent scientist whowretolt, bat appreciate the honest can dor whleh prompted It 1 Te Wmcm It Mat Ce7ci7k i This may certify that aa tha roiultel ex tended rrscarches I am able te atate that, In the Duffy Malt Whisky alone, there Is tebe had such a pnru article aa I have deseribed In my paper en " A uctentiac specific for Intern peranun " In the JVerZi Amtrxean Mattw for July,1663. It Is, et course, a well known lact that we may procure, aa a laboratory product, a -whisky thtt shall be free of luiel oil ; but It Is with pride that 1 state that alone or com. inorelal whlskl3 the Duffy Malt declines te njure the brain and the system. WiLI.AhD U, MOUSE, M.D W Wcatfleld, N.J. TT KVAN'H I LEYAN'S I QKT 7HS; J1KST-UKI' THE UUEAl'aViT! WUY 19 IT TUB CliKAl'JCSTt RecanaaltvialdamnrolOread te the Bound than the enlluiry flour. liecauaa It products lighter, sweeter and mera nutritious breud. ." liecauaa it never rilla, and there la osnie esnie qiientty no less of material. This caunr.t be said or all flour. A.?y0ur..OreC0r ,or !t- andrrselve-lf you weum make a complete euicess of your Chrlstuue llaklng-te huve no ethor. LEYIN & SONS, MEUCHANT M1LLXK3. OS-lydHThAS MEK'H FUK l'ARLOrl. LADIES! VISIT AMBR'S FUR PARLOR, 30 WEST KING BT. rtmandeni t and Only one of tbi Kind In Lanoaa Laneaa Wher win be le.mrt the Largest and ST. VSBTV wm ee Jejurt the Largest and ElfajtVajltty of he1 "ura this tide et UUMH.-IJJIlltti SICE OUH KLEGANT SKALSKIN COATS & JACKETS AND fUU-LINXO CIUCULAU. r Largeit Var'etv et Choice Muffa In Lan caster, t-ethkln Uarments Made 10 Measure, ouruuvantee of eerlect batlsfactleu Is our iougaudeuccetstul Kxpcrlenee luihtsllue. 0S7tn M YKKH A HATKlfON. IT WILL PAY YOU! IT WILL l'AV ANY evu XO LOOK OVKU OClt GOOD S1TLEOTION -or- OVERGOATS. EVKKYSTYLK AND KIND.riiOM S7.00 TO 9J35.0O. OUlt KKUSK.Y AHS OVKKCOAT8 AT 110, f 17, W, IVOUT11 BtKINU. l'en If you don't huy of us, you'll knew wta'. te expect far thu price. Kvery care taken ler your omufert and every extort used ler elegance aud bsauty. l'lllCES AKS VE11Y UKASONA1ILE. lyers & Sathfen, KEL1AULK CLOXHIEU", NO. 12 BAST KINO ST LABOASTBB 1A. hmwad rmTUBHumn. JJEW BOiTON 8TORB. New Bosten Stere. MB.J.nABRVaTAMll, MIW BOSTO STOB. B,armr,- l-ameAnma,Pa. lart esk my stater ut t wars In Lancaster baying dry goods, aB4aftr buying oewtdarablaata certtlasten who advertise "Greatness" wa happened te think of rear 11 Mtw Bosten Stere," wherenpeai we paid for ear pnrehaMS and want direct te year ten and pnrthued nearly Fifteen Dollars worth of goefla. When we were through jei tald If we were eattaflsi with cur pnrehaeee whss we reached home we sheu'.d remember you te our friends. W ABB aATISMBD and we are alto eaUsfled that your way of doing busi ness merits the rocemmsnOaUon that we will surely gire 70a te our friends. Tours reipectfuliy, J.W . 1 be above U one etthe many letters we re ceive by aatUfled patrons. De We Deserve It? it at we will submit te yen. TO-DAY WB BTAKX A GREAT SALE OF SILK MUFFLERS, SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, AKD LININ HANDKERCHIEFS ATlHSrOLLOWXNOLOW PBICBSl Prices of Silk Mufflers. 0e buys a Qoel Caahmere MutU jr.) 25e buys a llk Faced HuftUr. COa buys a Bl.k MtRLr. 7e buys a Brocaded 911k MutfMr. 730 bnys a Bilk and Satin M otter. II t)0 buja a Surah Silk and Battn Humer. Then Up They 60 te $4 Each These Muders are a beautiful let, and what what eyer be your wants lu this Hue you will find them right HANDKERCHIEFS ! loe Dezen tiAOIKS' UANKBUCU1KF9, Col ored Borders, fl each. ICODetsn LAOIBV nAMDKKBOUIBFS, Col ored Borders and Itemstltehed, Se each. C0 Desen LAU1K3 HANDKEBCUlXrS, licm stitched, colored Borders, se each. lWDeienLADIKS Hemstitched Pure White UANUKKBCUIBrS, Se each. Other qualities te 23 cents eaeh. SPECIAL LOT -OF- BILK AND BEIGE VEILINGS AT LOW PRICES. Hosiery, Gloves and Mittens In Large Variety at Lew frlcea. Dress Goods! IH1J 10 DAY EEDTTOTIOS SALE! IS STILL O0INQ OS BUTTOUKT1UBIS QK9WINU SUOKT. De Yeu Want Bargains ? Yeu Can Be Pleased -AT- STAMM'S Only and Ltrgest Ne. 24 Centre Square. w-erxjr if ur avjuiua. NEW BOSTON STORE ITKWAD VKRTnMMaitn. e lUHB&GIBBB, Fer Holiday Gifts. We have gathered from all quarters the Latest Novelties in our line, suitable for Holiday Gifts. Many ei them te be seen nowhere else in this city. All of them mew this season. And the prices se low that you can make a handsome present for very small money. Call and see them, make selection new, and we will held the eoeds until wanted. Remember the name and number. OCHSaGIBBS, ad, 3d and 4th Floers, 31 Seuth Queen street fJIOH A MARTIN. Seliday Goods -AT- Just Received from Buralem, England, a Fine Line et Fancy Articles Of tbe eeltbratel Doulteu Ware. Alse Dinner Seta et same. Among these are some of the finest articles ever exhibited in this town. TOYS1 TOYS1 TOYdl A line of New Toys. Oat, Pressed, Blown and E jgraved. GLASS W ARE at the Low Lew est Prices. Limps The Rochester. The largest and best assortment of Holiday Goads at the Lewest Prices. ty Examine our Stock before making yoursilectien. High & Martin, Ne. 15 East King St. eetia-tfd J. B. ALAKTIN A VO. ISI b NOVELTIES. CHINA DEPARTMENT. An Unequalled Selection or all that Is Ds alrable for tbe Uellday Season. FULL LINK Or Decorated Cops and Saucers In All tbe Litest Keveltlcs. UNIQUE DK3I05S IN Fairy Lnmpj, Oracker Jara, Tote-n-Toto Sets, Pudding gets, loe Cream Sele, Rose Jars, Reaie Hampara, LAEGK ASSOBTKINT OF DIOOBATBD FRUIT PLATBS AKD BAU0EB9. GLASS! IN- AVIKKIOAtf, ritCNOU AND U0UI11IAN. OUT AND rBK9SXD AND IN ALL TUKNEWXST SUAFXS. SPECIAL NOTICE. Alt the Dinner Seta, leclnaing Uarll&nd's, have been Ueduoed te Ceat te make room for Holiday Ooeda, J. B. MARTIAN, &GO. CH NA HALL m M&itk,&$i&fe. .
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