'fl-irvKi- k-.vi-' - - 'r jvti,'"" '' -s ' v. , ijf,a-"i r .. j v F1 r n?wrRW?w. vjv .,- . J--Ji-wJiT r -i :frV" HIE LANCASTER DAILY INTELIJGENCER SATURDAY. APRIL 6. 1S89. , 1 Dally Intelllgancer. i'UIOUtU APBIOMW. WMAlllMte. ttfaMttea e( U iron Industry, atari? te rBMlTMl, It exciting wM attention, and there la a fefafeMMMMftt In Urn tuilnlen that I raUrae4l anx reduce tbe!r rates e' at te five Industry here a fair chance It rival elsewhere. There la no ( thai the mineral resources et Penn- With their proximity te the will enable ita iron manutac- i te ueceMtttlly eempale with these aaypart et the country, If they are low freWtht rates upon their raw ta'Md prodect as the ether l are favored with. 3lM furnaces In the Birmingham ills- et Alabama get their supplies of e and limestone, within a radius or l at a charge of twenty-flve cents f tew : and at fire tens et raw material t ten of pig iron produced, the freight by the makers la but ei.za per Tha constitutes the great advan- t Of that district for cheap Iren manu- vat. 'It is, of course, larly due te the close reallocation of the ere, fuel and flux used rlknaklng Iren ; but it is secondarily due i the policy et the railroad managers In rug these materials te the furnaces tt little ever cost; and further, ;la taxing away their pig iron product 'Aa its distant market at low charges. The Pfiiees charged, according te the laUs ltue Just issued, are te Cincinnati) 04 miles. 12 75 Der ten or fire nnd four- l tenth mills per ten per mile ; te Leuis. - Tille, which is SD1 miles, the charge Is I' 2.60 per ten or six and three-tenths jaallls per ten per mile. And the charges ita ethei blaccs are nt about the same Plates. -J The Iren Agt and the Iren BulUlin -xudjisu figures or me cnarges maae 10 JJ'ennsplv&nla furnaces, One party in the l.TiFCUUJjam VMiey (Jaja sates iui jhr nuu SreAarrlami renetna frnm flirMwminrtPnt nt Wb cent te six cents per ten per mile; for :mra ere bis rates vary from seven and J4f even-tenths mills te sixteen and a tenth allls; for anthracite coal from twelve nd nine-tenths te twenty-nine and four- 'tenths mills; and for limestone from t... . :. . .. - . . i-ciKwen ana inree-ienms 10 sixteen ana ksVmr-tenths. S&' These rates vary greatl y but never get Fi'.Verv low. Our railroads have a fondness rafer charging very high rates per mile 5 for short hauls, saying that the cost is bbucu mare ier a snort nam , ana mey in us Excuse their low through rates from tbe kUTest. But whenever they get into a close ner from competition they are willing 0 make very low charges for very short ftlauls. Their polley clearly is te get all jritteycan; and te 'take little when they Swannet get mucn. Tuey are very amen- S-jsWa te persuasion when they knew .stteey are offered all they can get; and tus it comes that their local rates ate ' uneven. .;' Aa an lllncfritlnn nf ftiln rpnillncm in ?,' - - w- uv .. --- - (sake low rates when it la necessary te St trade, we need but mention the rate Just posted at tbe freight stations for iron from Erie te Philadelphia, Lancaster &d all points reached by the Pennsyl- 5aiu railroad, in thlsseotlen. lt.is 91.76 for a gross ten of 2.210 peunds: which i'U but about a bait a cent per ten per mile. This ere comes te 'Erie from the $ western end et the chain of great lakes by 5 a. ... . .... dem, ana is mere transferred, te tne cars jfcy elevators erected by tbe railroad com. Jpany, which proposes te de a large bust- gs lies in ere carrying, and puts Its charges newn te tee lowest Azure, because u ; knows that it cannot otherwise get the tire mie tee .h astern market. Probably the fact that tbe Philadelphia . & Erie read is a leased line, for which u u net required te provide dividends, - helps the Penmylvania railroad manage- . aent te their willingness te carry en it nt cost; but ineZtllustraUen remains, Wi ihey are ready te cany for ,, nuen they cannot get mere; -""Mltri ilnuHtlAaa iha T).nn.t.l.Hln ..-. jSace aud mill rates will be put down, ssoen as It Is clear tethe railroad people ahat it must be done te keep the Indus- Xrle attva fc . . ,. , . jxaa it lair te remember, also. In emparing the liberality of Southern Ajaureaa airecurs witu tbe a soesltion gwf our own reads, that tbe Southern f directors are personally interested in the jv Southern furnaces, and are naturally ln- " vu uciy nicuu eycii nil me cost f the raihead stockhelders: lust, as the directors et our reads have in he past inclined te give express and cur -. companies, In which they held stock, low charges for their railroad fuRlimn. ' Tbe Southern railroad directors may net w w mwBevuer virtuous in meir iibeial W tallread pellcy,.but It is the geed fortune wi .ueu wsckien or me country mat luelr l taterests run nleng with the interests of tbe people. m m He Is Tired. The president la tired nnd seeks a rest. i We de net wonder at all. We have net Baa a pleasant time within the last two ' months, noting that the whole power of we national aumlnistrdtlen was cencen- rated upon making political changes in ' -we enices. It is a shame that the nresMnnt. u tiri f'ut with the labor; but it is malulyhls own uuit. lie might have declined SivtO ffiVfl his tlma tn tliH rutlitlfu'na PBUid have sent them nwav frnm him. alemanding that h? be left alone with his aaeinet te make tbe cuauges be deemed senators and renrentatives should t siave ueen roreiaaen te interfere In the stppelntmenU; with which tbe senator ha jw proper concern until they come before i Mscer confirmation ; and uiuu which the representative has no mere claim than any ether clt'zen. The claim of these men te the offices is bametul, and has never been se braz;nly made as new; when Quay forbids tbe postmaster general te name the Philadelphia postmaster, and Hlaceck commands and gets the Itr! "'' vi me iiepuuiicin past- MfWKiui .icn j. or; wnem uieveuul LlJiWH tnei fiatlsy the conservative "mumect which demanded that u veiy sjv pgsuuasitr bueuiu net be removed, te peUtlcal reasons only, at se important point . Ue lllem. 'Ooverner Ueuver has issued the usual aatery proclamation en the ebserv of Arber Ijy, concluding with the "1st our roadsides wtlceme with verdure, tbe era of beLter jMtitlitfb we bopeUdawuiegiu Pennsylvania." The governor is devoted te arbor days ani roadways, and baa always much te say of them. But at this time it would be wall it he could my something et railroad ways. After the exposition of the charges et tbe railroads by Mr. Carnegie and ethers, we should hear from the governor et Pennsylvania en the subject, but we will net. While all the talk Is et Industrial distress threatened and accomplished, with the blame sad dled upon the railroads, our governor only makes a noise when his nose is pulled or when the course of time brings around the duty et issuing some formal empty proclamation. Te the vast im portance of the forest situation be bes risen with Impressive dignity. The average citizen is bothered about falling wages and unchangeable freights but the governor covers the tree question with bis mind's eye nnd exclaims " Would that our people could be impressed with the Importance et this subject I Would that we could realiza the great debt of obligation which we ewe te the coming generation I" It is all right te stand up for tbe trees and coming generations but it might be as well te say a few words for live people et the present day who happen te reside in Pennsylvania, and are there fore obliged te pay directly or indirectly for the discriminating tastes of tbe Penn sylvania railroads. Mn, FewDKnLT list written a long reply te tbe complaint tbst his order wants te kesp the convicts et tbe sttte In Idleness, or te pre vent tbem from working at trades tbst may be followed outtideof prlieni: "Bat we de contend that honest werkmen should net be compelled te enter lntonnfalr.eompetltlonwltbtbcat wbebave besnloeked np for their mladeeds. The hiring out of een viola la whatwoeomplaln of, and all falr-mlnded men wllladmlt that we have a Roeiloaaft II It la right te teneb a man a trade ou the Inaldo et a prlaen,why net teaeh him the whole of It T Why teaeh him butnpnrtefa tredtT He cannot fellow the piece et It that ha learna alter he la ie leaied, and It la only a qaeatlen of time until the ' philanthropists' will have him in their olu'cliea again for some ether eiTenae, Turned out from prlaeu without dollar In his pocket, no friends, no knewl edge et hla aurreundlnga and no chance te get work, tile every effort at obtaining em ployment balked, what chance has he te reform T "Here la the aim of the knlghta of Laber regarding oenvlota : Djnet keep criminals In Idleneat, but de net threw their labor en the market ler a Ien price than that paid te beneat labor; relerm the Imprisoned as well aa punish them ; give them work ter their brains te de aa well as their hands; teach them hew te be Uhrtatlana whlle teaching them hew te work ; keep what la glveu te the contractor et their earnings aud rIve It te themselves when they leave prison, or allow their earning! te go te tbe aupportef their famlllea, Itthey have any, Instead of throwing theas famlllenbn the obarllltaef the town while the prison con tractor reap a reward from crime that caniea him te wish that the crop et crimi nals may grew larger. J knew It la the aim te have all prisoners boeome Inaane (en paper) It kept unemployed, but tbore la no law te prevent prlaeueta from resdlng, studying, Improving thelr inlnda, eta, that ean be done, and If It la dena we will net hear tbe cry against Idleneaa In tbe prisons that we new lUten te, bnt In any event wp de net atk that prisoners be kept In Idle ncia." Thin la forelblo se far aa it gee, but Mr, Fewderly fall a te Indicate xery clearly Juit hew be would manage tbe prlsena ae aa te teach uecful trades and at the same tlme avoid competition with heneat labor. Ue appcara te be dealing In glltterlng generali ties in a way that has net been usual with hlm;and the reply wenld have been mero satisfactory If it had almply explalned a deUnlte plan of prlaeu managemenU A mtr-ATOu from IWusaela fays tbst great fcurpilce la expreased that Kinln li Iii aheuld have abandoned his lake province, nnd tbe Btery of the arabs that he was marching towards the east oeast with Hlanley Is doubted. As the centre et the Uonge entorprlaea, Ilruacels ought te be n geed point te gather opinions In African aUalra. PEH30NAI,. Kdwim Uedtii la rapidly recovering and will rejoin Mr. Harrett en the IStti. Jehn W. Hdnteu, ex-oengressman aud ex-mayor of Hroeklyn, New Yerk, 1 sutler Ing from patalyala. lie la 82 jeaia or age. I'HILO ItUMINQTO.V, Of Illle BOd tVpO- wrlt-r fame, tiled lu Hllvcr fcjprlnga, Fls., en Friday. Mr. Remington was 79 yeara old, and was In Flerida ter his health, hla home being in Illen, Mew Yerk, Cernklius Van Cott, appointed post master ut Mew Yerk, li an active Republi can, lie waa a deputy collector In 18C0 and twice served aa tire commissioner. Us la new a member of the state Heuate. He la prealdcnt of tbe Automatle Delivery com pany. General Hastinqs, of Pennsylvania, called en theatuiv committee In New Yerk ou Filday, and, after repeating that 8,000 et tliel'mnsylVHiila militia would lake part lu the centennial parade, arrangements were made ler the quartering of Ibe tneu while lu that city. I'ULStDENT H auiusen'b physicians have advised lilm te inkea brief respite from crucial duties. The aovete strain, mental aud pliyfleal, under which he baa been for Bewu tlme past, has begun te tell upon hla bOHllb. It la prebable that by the end ut next week the president will leave Wash ington ter a tow daya recreation. Dr. D. Haves Aunew, who, In February last resigned irem tbe professorship of sur gery at tne Untvereliy of Pennsylvania, en Friday delivered bla farewell lecture tn tbe Mudenta et Ibe tuedleal department. " Aa I atand here for tbe last tlme," be Bald, "aa professor et the University, there are tbese thoughts te which above all otters 1 would give expression at this moment. In tbe 40 yeara that I have been connected with the university no ene hasevorahewndlsroapect te me. All the posltleua that 1 ever held hae ceme te me unsought And lastly, 1 am thankful that by the grace of Qed 1 am permitted te lake lcave with all my mental faculties unimpaired. On parting with you the beet thing I can Bay Is: lie geed men and true; be geed pbyalelans and true, ae that when you oeme te the yeara when you will gather your mantle about you anu lie ciewu te die, yna may feel tbe power of Ged's grace. Oed bless you all I ' Dr. A snow waa deeply moved and several llmea was forced te Interrupt himself, tbe teare runnlug ever hla faee. Alter he had canolueea he waa photographed aurteuudtd by his s'.uOenta. lbs Constitutional Amendment A e'.icuUr et Instructions has been pre. pared ut Ile state department and will be aent tu thu several beards of the county commissioners with tbe tickets te be used at tbe election en the lS:h of June. Tula olreutar contains the forma of the necessary blanks, which are te be printed and die. Irlbutcd te the election beard a in each district. Fnll particulars are given also legaidlng the distribution of tbe ticket, tbodniteaettheolectlon cflleer", the con cen con tiuetof the election and the computing et the returna. it is expreasly stipulated that t e vote upon tbe two amendments must bdcattanu counted separately, A Corporation yfHh , Blg W4lnei The Btcretery of ititeet Illinois has Issued 8 i!',ce.V'0. ,', Jn,orpe.atlon te a company wlih the following utraerdiuary name: United HUtta Vogel Ktzphone and Electrical Mlorepbone Truuipet Auctatle Kieolrcinetor Power Musical Oar Distance Loud H)t.akleic Tanaler Instrument oempauj, Chlcj.gr, capital C6 CXJO.CXK); te manufacture instrument, rent rights and pilvllffc-.; Icoerporstors. William VegsL A-lelph Orsx, Mleasrd H. DtklaT A k-CBUO BEHESAOrOR. Who la . ft. Warner, et Bechailer, M, T, whoa sM Bamedlea. aapaeiallr Warner's Bate Cere, fcave attains sueh aaccais sad clebr:tr at hone and ahreadt" XhsqaesUen Is inspires as maeh by aBte aBte ttenas eartetltr, alaea threush fell laatrn menUlttr tmnaraOj et thousands, in both hemlapherei, have been restored te health aed haprlnesa Hen. II. H. Warner, than, la a IraSInc aad and honored resident el itochester, net only, bat a prominent and Influential eltlcen et tbe United. Statei. On aererat occasions cheawn byhlapaftyaa a national delegate te nomi nate a r resident oflhsRipablle, he hsebesn a mttnber et the Republican State OeamUtea and et Its Kxeentlve Committee. He Is a member of the American Institution ler tbe aOvaaeement of Seleneat I'resldent of the Kcehcslir Chamber of Commerce a success ml nnd upright cosiness man. lle his given away fortunes in cnarltlts. She reltbrated and costly Warner Ocacrratery of Jiechestar ttis eoncelred, endowed, and la maintained by htm, Ult munlflclent prizes for the dls dls cereiy of oemots has been at once the wonder ana aelitni or tee icientioe world. Tbe yellow foyer roenrco In the Seuth, the OhtofleoU, the Are disasters of II xboiter and etbtr clUei aws kened hla pref inndest I ympa thl'sand Intacb InaUece hla check for from ejoetoU.fOO awelled the several relief fands. Where ether wealthy men give tens and hun dreds, he gives hundreds ana theuiands. Mi charities are aa ready and mtgnlBeent aa hit enlemilsta and public spirit are bound less . The world has nr ed of mero such men. an Incident led him Inte the manufacture of medicine Seized soma twelve years age with what tbe ablest pbyalclana termed fatal kidney disease, he was miraculously restored te health by whatls new known aa Warner'a Sate Cere At once he resolved te make known tbe merlta of te potent a remedy, and the con sequence la that te-day be has Immense labora tories and warthensta In the United States, Canada, England, Bormaejr, Austrla,Auatralla and Batman. Bales of bis Safe remedies are enormous, and thelr power orer dlscase alm ply marvelous. 'Ihennetitolapreductlonls In exact keep ing with the character of Itaprrdncnr. An heneat and rollable man himself, atr Warner makes honest and reliable meaiclnes-a fact ahundsntly attoited by thelr phenomenal efllcacy and popularity. The was an old manor Tobago, lived en rlce, grnel and eige," he hid beadache ae bad. Alter house, a uottle el Salvation Oil, he reuld eat roast beef and plum puddleg all right Jliev say the wlnter advertUnmnntg et heuies will run somewhat tn thlsttyle A larx" aud ulejantly famished heuse t .rrent, In easy distance of adrugglit wbe soils Dr. Jiull's Cough Syrup. MKLIUIOUI. RKMOIOTJH HKKVICKS WIL HE held In the following churches en Bun day, in tbe morning at 10 v. In tbe evening at 7.15. Sunday school at l:t p. m. When the heurladlirereut It Is siieclnlly neted: Cncnen or ued Uorner nt l'rliice nnd Or an ice. rraynriueettngatep.m. I'aSSBTTBRlAW MlHOKIAL CHCRCn. BOUth Queen street, Themas Thompson pastor, t:lB p. m. Tnung people's rasetlng. St. Jehu'b i.DTuaaa, Kev. It. F. Alleman D O. pastor. Habbath school nt fit. Jehn's at 1:11, and at Ootwale Homenul chapel at t p.m. ftiwT KrenMD Canaan. ltev. J. M. Tltzel, D. I)., pastor. Tatarrr r.VTniiu-Uev O. h Fry, pastor. Bystematle beueaoence day ConQrwatlea neztHnnday. KASTMisatealt. K. Cuencu.-Sunday sobeol tip m. Br. I'aul's narenMSD-Uiv. J. W.Memlnger, posier, reng service hi H l p. m. St. HraruiR'a (ItiveaMSD) Cnunea Celmes Cuarau Uev. J B Htabr, 1'h 11 Ut. I'acl'b M. K. Chubeh Hev. K. 0. Yrrket, puster. Yeung peoples meeltiig atHji. in, Second Ilvakekliual -Cerner et Mulberry ana Marlen strtrts Uev. 1). J l. AlbrlKht ps ter. bundsy school at Rt'i p. tu. leung peo ple's meellug at C:30 p. m CnanTl.uTusRAK uuuaeb West King street, B. t. Ueed, pastor. UKITSD JtllSTHRSK ix CiinisT (Cevihawt), West Urange aud Concord slreeUt- Ue v. K. L. iiu.bes, puster. I'raisn uieettng at r:l5 p.m. Ulivmt IIai'tist UuUKea. Aest Vine near l)ukn street. Ht. I.uaa'a IlareRMaD Marietta Avcnno.ltev. Wm. W. Llchlller, pastor. Bundny sobeol at 2 p in. Bermen la tbe evening by Mr. IT. JC. Lanfltr, ervlca in the (lenuan lauguage at e.ze p. m., fret B.C. Scbledh officiating. WasTBKa M. K. Uudiwjh K. W. Jlnrke, paater. eacrament or tbe Lord's Supper In the inernlnir bv Uev. J. K. crouch, tr. K. Benn service at 7,1) p. m. Consecration meeting at .K. nvAsasLieAi-Flrst Church (German) North Water si reel. Kev. T. 1. I.ehr, paater. breach ing In the morning In the Uerinau language, andevenlng In tbe .English language Hun Hun Hun dayaobeolat 0 a.m. luuogpceplu's meetlug at a p.m. Naw Cbdrcit Bev. W. F. rendlntin, of rhtladelphlit, will prvach and ndiulnlster the sacrament of tbe Lord's supner, at long's bulldlrg, Ne. 10 Neitli yuenn ktrest, ea Bun day morning nt the mum hour, . at. e. a esua in. cfinsucratten servlces 8 SO p. in , jeuiiK nimi's meeilmr. HeRiviAH. J, ilax llark, li.li., pastor. Sun day nolinet at 2 p. m. uraes i.vthkrah. Cerner of North (jueen and Jameti street. Uev. C. Klvln lleupt, pas tor. XUinln lilule rlM iitU.I5n,m. eunday school at 1 p in factor's adult class at I ii in. Leuleii services en Wedeeiday. l'aiuaTTaiiua Uev. J. 1. Alltchell, 11, 1. pater, FimtM.K. Cbcrcii. llev.8 H.Vernen, n.D. fiaster V a. in. Class meetings. 6. p. w. Chris tan endeavor praytr meeting. VUMl'LNXWN re WDHK. QOMPLEX10N POWDKit. LADIES! WHO VALUK A ItrcriNKl) COMl'LKHO.N MUST USK POZZONI'S MKD1UATKD COMPLEXION POWDER. It Imparts a brilliant transparency te the skin, llotneves all pimples, iruckles and ais ais ais colerations, and makes tbe skin delicately seu and buanuful. ltoentnlns no llme, wblKs lead or arsenic. In three shades, pink or nosh, white and brunette. FOlt SALE UT tM Druffffiuta and Faney QoeUb Doulera flvorywhero. ssruEVf auk of imitations). -e aprje-lvd NSW ADTEUriHKMrM'd s AMUEliOLAKKIC. PLAYING TOTIleaUNKOrLOWntlOKJ. bllOWlNU lli.rO V1NS1N TEAS, COFFEES. -AND- Fine Groceries lhat cannot be found eltswhore. We are de lerinlned te itau te bujers that e de net only give tbera a lower price than any el our nulgbbers, bnt we Cllabl.tSNUlC THK Wuiliat te produeo liutter Tea, choicer Coffees et Finer Urecerlt tbin Is told by Venrs tmty, Samuel Clarke. The Friend of the I'ublle and the Foe te Ulgh 1'reOt Competition. A lrtsh Involce of Marvla's Kagle butter Crackerslusl rucclved. I". S. Ue en the lookout for our new and haxdiome Eaittr U.ee lug Card, Samuel Clarke's WUOLK3ALK ANU liUTAll. TEA AND COFFEE STORE, I'J and 14 Seuth (Jueeu Street, LASOABTKH, rx. Ttlennene. IT-MTuFfAw WAltAMAKBKM rasviMtnrUi Saturday, April S, ltH. Only a little while longer te. see the Linen lectien Tn its special dress-parade trim. French, Printed Flannels. Prettiest of the Flannel tribe. New styles are tumbling in, mere coming. They will be coming for weeks yet. Stripes get into oddest groupings. Here's one graduated inch te inch, four clusters te a breadth. Navy, electric, cardi nal. The oddest ei the new ones has a ground of blue and white 2-inch stripes, with an over laying jumble of star fish shapes and spider-web figures. Then there are Persian stripes ; the inevitable zig-zags (with new zips), and a dozen ether designs that half hint of a gene-by iaverite. "Blazers" will blaze sure enough this season. Hei thtest of con tre. New comers in Cottens day by day. Fashion's latest touch is en every fold. Graceful Ginghams 20 te 60c. Modest Madras 40c. Silky Sateens i2j te 35c Crinkly Crazies I2jc. Cute Cotten Challis 8c. And a little heBt mere with sun shine in every thread. Nerthwest and northesst of centre. Men's and Beys' Clothing. Stock complete, prices right. Market street front, saU of Main Aisle. New Bennet day drawing nigh. Wc are ready. North irem Thlrtesnlh and Chestnut streets corner. Odd pieces of Plated Ware and Table Cutlery new go te a Bargain Table Thirteenth street side of Silver section. Half prices or less. Second fleer, centra gallery. Seme of the season-gene Embroidered Fleuncings are in the way. The hemstitched and plaited and otherwise beprettied new comers have crowded them toward the doers. Here are prices te set them jumping out Crejm I'clnt Vemtce Flouncing has been 17 ee, new 15 60 habHins72, new Se 10 15-Inch nwi.tvna Nainsoek Mounting down fiem tftfste rtej Quwn from U 'l te 12 SI down irem Hfe tell S3 dawn Irem St Sliosue BwliS kuibreldnred l'anels tl Id kind for (I'M 103 kind for st 00 II 10 kind MrTSi ) Inch Binbreldered I'lqun Flennclnir rodueed from II 60 and It 76 te 73a. A let ei colored and white Em broidered Pique that has been $1.50 and $2 is winding up at 50c (southwest ei centre. Moths are at it if they have a chance. Your fault if they de harm. Fer general storage, Cedar t-nests. buch as your grand mothers liked. Big, cavernous. If there were no moths such Chests would still be favorites with thrifty housewives. Solid Cedar, carefully picked. $14 for 42 inch, $17 for 4S inch. In a day or two 54 inch at $20. All the ether moth worriers, including : Tar Paper, Se a sheet, coo a dcien lar linns, te. 40 UIe Tar Campher, 23 u pound M eth Marble, Se a uex Crjst Albi, Ujtt pound We hang Fur and Plush things in moth-proof closets, in sure them against hurt of any kind, and send them te you when the cold days come. If the Seal garments are te be dyed or recut, new is the best time. We will de the work at once and care for the things until you need them. Send a postal request and we will call. Desk en (second noer, ever ratddle Chestnut t tne l entrance. JOHN WANAMAKER. TO BUI DUE MJILUEK8. l'roresals will be received nptn April 19 ter thu unction et a Brldae ever 11111 urtxk, ou thu willow Street Turnpike Bpeclttca ttens una drawing can be seen at Ku-d. Mo Me Urunn A Ce's. UKU.K KKRU, u5 oedtf ltw Treasurer. PROPOSALS WILL UK KKOKIVED terasmueh koe1 Amerlcaa Lead as the city may require te April l. lbte. Proposals will be rerl ed ler two gross of brass tnreeiuartertncb ferrules t well Kreund In and le ue tuud let geed bra, auerthe model te be seen nt the siujer'a offle. ropesAls will lis received for such special Catlings as may tin required tn the water De partment of ilia city up te April l, 1B90. Cast HUB te be bid ter per round ; te censtat e( four, six, eight, ten, twelveand twrmylnch four way tir inches, nnd same stse or T branrhes, t1ceea. step coven, and blda for caktlngs must Include patterns. Proposals will le received for as many street step valves four, six, eight, ten and twelve turn valves as thu diyiuav require te aprll 1.IW5. Tebbfumtihedan thecliy may order. Proreiils will b received ler in many step boxes as may be requliud te April 1, ItSu. 'ibe boxes te bti made et the s'te ordered by the burwrlnteudrut of Water Works of one and one-bilt Inch geed white pine Kids mutt tutehew uiuth per feet, beard messuresccm. pinto, and te Ihj lurulsbea ui the uupeilnteu. Ufiitumy direct Proposals will be received ler tbe hauling of plprs, etc, ler the Water Department until April, lbw, Dlds must statu hew mnchptr gnus ten Proposals will be received at the ssme time and pl&ie ler dlgslng out and tilling In all trenetei ter Mir pipes lu the city from April 1, 16, te Apill 1, Wii lllds muit sute hew much per cutteyaid for rock and hew much ferearih. Werk must be done under the at reciluuand sublect te the mtasureuient ana luthe order of tlme, as directed by th buptr. lntnadnntetthe Water erks. 'ihe trenehes te be ni'ed lAretully back and where piking 1. removed te be replaced smoothly. Prope.as will be received ter at many water plpssas the city may require te Apill 1, IBM. P.pvstnkecetl fjrenH hundred luetheadef wuu r titan mutt sntclfy bow much per gross ten delivered in Lancterforieur,six.cigbt, ti-n, twelve, twenty nnd tvecty.tenr Inch pipna; el the best quality, and furnished tin midUuly ureu ihuurat-ret ihsctty. Piopesa's t I be reentved for as many Sra hvdruutses tle city may require tu April I, I te u he Water Committee lesetre the rtihtte rejestbuy or all bid 'ibafoiegeing piopesats will be received at Mayer's emce untlt APUtb Hi, 1&3, at 6 o'clock p m. KIiW. F. FRAIl.IT. . Bepsrintendent of Water Works. spifl.M.io.u.u.n.e.m lAIKJB'S OaUJCKT OOMFOUKD. IT MAKES YOU HUNGRY. I kmTS WH ratce'e Celery Oejaaaa sal It has kit a salutary Vet. it tavtcefatll the ayitesa aa I ftel Ilk a hv saaa. it Lav proves the appetiu sad faellltatas lfsstisa." JJ.T. Ceratars, Frtmss, B. B. 'PAiIIbVs C!try Compound T a unions Tpnle and Arpetfaer. rieaasat tetneusie qnlekln it action, aad wlthiat S5r..LJl,Z!0, ffV " Blvaa that rasgtd kalth wbleh make aveiytMag wet afaeC LK.cn.!? dyspepsia aed kindred dKerters. Chr",c1,D Presetlbe it. ILOJ. six for St.M. WILLI, KIOBAUWN CO.. BarUagtea, Vis DilDlOnd DvSS ?0,or anything any color, insiuuiw ujm Merer sails I Always Sara I DMT UOODM. JgKXT DfJOR TO THE COURT HOUSE. MONDAY'S SALE Wrm,JS?.,JSIJli?e,.0.,!SI'i dtea kteslla'UBdsrwatr. Oh Monday, April lib. we will ?frt??5l',Mr:.JL,i,S,,0,Ll.nw,"'.t V0.".06""11' Drawers, Comb Oevera,aad Skirts at the rolle wing low prttei which are decidedly less taaa east of aaaanJacture i NIOHT QOWfSat its wara HKe; e warm siei sis warm tits, n ee wera St se til li war sin CH IMISM at a were J6e t e wars Me t Ha wars H I s wsrs 11 M , ste wars n tad II IV DKSWBSatllowerae,m)ewatt08lsweraSfljiWeSlowatlW. CORSKX C0Vks at Sle were lie t9e wsrs eSe i Ws wsrs )e SOe wars 7e. Muslin Skirts at Corresponding Prices ! 1 hete Prices sxa for MOMDAT, APKIb the Ith. PAHNBSTOOKS, Neb. 35 and S7 EMtKiefir Street, IHAMDWAMM. IJtJOKKlH, BROOMS AMD BRUSHES. DRIVES IN- Buckets, Breems & Brushes, A Geed Painted Bucket for 10c Buckets of All KindB-Oedar, Agate, Tin and Fibre. Geed Breems, 2 for 25c. Breems at All Prices, Geed Scrub Brushes, 5c. Brushes in Kndlees Variety. HOIOE CLOVER SEED. Everything in Heuse-Furnishing Goods. RE ILLY BROS. & RAUB, Nes. 40 and 42 OABFMW BAHOA.IHH I SHIRK'S CARPET HALL WILTON, VMLVsTT, BODY BBUSSKLS, Tapestry, Ingrain, Damask and Tenetian. RM and Chain Carpeti, OIL 0L0TH8, WINDOW BMADMB, sV. We hay the L&rsesrt mad Beat Btoek la the City. H. S. SHIRK & SONS Oernir Wirt Kim u. Watir Stmts, LueartaT, Fk. MBW AnVBkVriSBatENTB. COURT PKOOLAMATIOW. AVliercas, the Honorable Jehn B. Living ston, I'resldent, ana Honorable David W. Pat terson, Additional Law Judge of the Courts et Common Pleas in and for the county of Lan. caste, and Assistant Justices of the Court of Over and Terminer and e.n.11 Jail Delivery and Quarter Sessions of th- iku m una ler tee county or Lancaster, have Issued their precept, te me directed, re quiring me among ether things te make pub lic proclamation throughout my bailiwick, that a Court of Oyer and Terminer and a Gen eral Jail Delivery, also a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Teace and Jail Deliv ery, will commence In the Court Heuse, 'In the city of Lancaster, lu the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, OH TUS TlIlltD MONDAY IN AFK1L, (the Uth), 18)0, In pursuance of which jprecept public notlee Is hereby Klven te the May or an tf Aldermen of the City of Lancaster. In the said county, and all thn Justices of the 1'eace, the Corener and Constables of the said City 'and County or Lancaster, that they be then and there In their own proper persens, with their rolls, re cords and examinations, and Inquisitions, and their own remembrances, te de thee things which te their offices appertain in their be. half te be done and also all these who will riresecute against the prisoners who are, or hen shall be. In the Jail of the said County of Lancaster, are te be then and there te pros ecute against them aa shall be Just. Dated at Lancaster, the Wth day of March, 1389. U. K. ItUKKUUiiDKH. BAe.lS-StdAltw Sheriff. M YKR9 et KATUFOH, Spring-Overcoats. Tbe Nicest Assortment Here. BETrEU MOST THAN YOU'D EX PECT TO FIND. Every Ifew Material, EVERY MEW SHAPE AND- Every New Design Right Here, TO SUIT THK MOST r ASTIDIOUS TA3TK. In Price You'll Be Satisfied. VYX UAVB TBS PU10B AT ITS LOWB1T LKV1L, AND TUS QUALITY AT TUX UiyUKSl' rOlNT OF KXCKL1.INCK. Myers & RatMen, KXLIABLX GLOXUIKK8, NO. IS BAST KINO 8T VAJtOBMM FA. Saris sasAJelM ssssM Baorseways than ttdMtsa years scix Thawlateref U8t-maa tst taw Bsrrss all fafgad eaU VkSBerras sat k ansuwaas. tk bleed vartSeC Uvar mi bewsts retnlaUS. Falaa'a Celery OsssBeaaeVtbs Baring sbsOMs of today teday 8SBautkls,asBUiaKslM can. rnseribst T Fkysattaas, Bwniaiiaided by Draiglat, BaBsrsst by kt lalatass, Oaamatswa by the kUaaJaetancstebs nelntSprligleiklM. J1V wU ewb. 1 XXiW ?" th eralaa; with ae tired a !A1?.B. n9 weak, tkat 1 enaia kaMly gatsrbBBd lbBBtahMUDtPatB'sCi lbBBtahMUDtPatB'sCi fTXkMicesM, aa befwra 1 has. ukea it a S2Ll!K.T?!'l?B?,,bftUr- iBaaahewrtWiy reiytBiead it te all who meed a bntidisi np aaSstnsttkeaiagBaeAleln." ' kiss, m. a. new, Bamsgtew. VU uctiw r4 fsaas'sji"' 5 ha rkyatetaal tarertte. LaoeMter. Pa1 North Queen Street. OCU9-TAS MALI BAKOAIHB I HmW AD VBRTJBBMMNTa. 1 INN A BRENEMAN'S 1 OO Varieties or- BABY CARRIAGES ! 18 A- BIO STOCK. BUT W HAVK TUKM. mlOKS AWAY DOW. FLffl & BRENEMAN, 152 North Queen Street, LANCASTKU.fA. JTOB BALB OR JtBNT. TJtOR RENT FKOti APRIL I, 1889. B the large third atery room above Me. 29 Caatra Buaxe, Xnqal.aef hkbb feblt-tfd "O ICSKast King Street. PUBLIC HALE OP A NEW P1EROK Portable Well-Drilling and Bering Ma chine, en Monday afteine n, a prll a, at two o'cleok, te the yaid attachtd t- the city hotel, Lancaster. KIDXMOUB ABCUAUM, mlaltd3MWAS FOR SALE OR KENT ON EASY Terms. A desirable residence with all the modern conveniences. He. 307 Xast Atag street. Apply te O.L rOM DKUSMiru, aprstta t6 Cast Alag street. ROOMS FOR RENT VERY DE3IR ABLK, centrally lecaud, auitable ter Law or ether offices, dressmaking or light manutaotnrteg business, en aaeend fleer above rrey mcksrt's shoe store. 3 ast Jtlng street. Alse wboieleurtb fleer torrent. In quire of miCY A KCKKr,a Mast King street, aprt-lmd DAIRY KAKU FOR RKNT THE MA. lone Farm containing 105 aorta tillable land, acjelntng the city et Lancaster. Water and ahace In evety Held. Apply tp MOHTIMKKMALOMB, fark Ueu'e. MOKT1MBU MALONB.UIestr Heuse. J. L.BTBINMCXZ, ti North Duke tit. mait,MATbUd PUBLIC HALE OP WESTERN BOIUXS. OH Mebdxt, AraiL 8, 1(8), will be sold at public sale, at the Verrlm&e atables, xerth Filnce ttreet, Lancaster, fa., tbe telU wing, via t 1 will sell ter A. B. Given a oarletd ut Western Horses, among which are some rirst-Claaa reederaaud General Purpose Horses, and soma lce Driven. A credit of alxty daia will be gtvan. Bala te oesameaM at 1 o'clock p. m.. oe Hon Hen day, April tu, wfeaa urms wiu be bsbab TMATMLMBB VC1DM. JLnjkXOX liAMUASXKiT 4 LdjrSCAIJUBOAU. mm Arr,,IlBt Bt rassaayer Tratas em aa-l sAar, Bvxbat, nor. la, usa. . aOKTBWABD. ViarTTTUia.. ....... f2illM HAS Maaswnr ...... t.et jus Maaaelm... , T.s i.w eenawaii 7.aa lis Sanaa. 9. a.BU r.a. SMM.IS &ewa.ii ,sM.is tiakii lit Ainvwas tabaaesi sjl Inlfritw. un les uelijB iu . Leaya a.v. r.w. r,ata.i rst. umomnea...... 7.11 is SB 7-sr 7JB Oernwall ..., 7.27 1LU 7.W.15 SAB ts ".........., ,JO ... KMHAW jwaeastsr. B.S7 ll asa.ll . Arrive st Stlajr atnMt- tana. m tn a sua as I.M A. H. WILSON, Sunt. St. O. sUllreaS. B.B.IIEFF,Snpt.C.K.K PHILADELPHIA A RE A.D1NQ RAIL BO AD. KBADIKO OOLUMniA DIVIStOIT. Oa and alter Snaday, March II, llf.tralai leave tneaster (Kin street), as fellows t -Fer Heading and Intermediate points, weak Ays.&7)a.Bi,H:J0,j:Mp.Bi.; Sunday, wM a. or Philadelphia, week daya, 7 M a.m., IMS f:l0 p. m.t Sundays. S p. m. Fer Hew Tm-tr via Philadelphia, walk days, 7:M a Bi, lt, s 10 p m. ..KS Bew Yer " Alientewn, week days, 12 OU p, Q), oriienmwn,weea:eayi,7:"0a. te, l:U p. m.t Sunday, 1 43 p. m T Fer Petuvice, week dayi, 73C a tn.. 130 p. HMBH'iusijiOfvp hj. rerqaarrtrilie.weekniiys, 8:55, : a. bsh J0,8:Wp,m 8anaay,t:10p m. TESIHS FOB IiAMOABTSB. Laara Beading, week day. 7.80 a. a., it-et, 8:ie p minnlay, 7-a.m.8:10p aa. LeavePhllacelphla, week day, 4.18. KhOB a. m.t 00 p m. Leave Mew Yerk via Philadelphia, wtex days, 7.13 a. m., 1:80, H.oe p.m. " Leave few Yerk via Alientewn, week daya, l.-OOa m., 100 p.m. Leave Alientewn, week days, B.52 a. a., a.M Leave FettsvlUe, week daya, 5.50 a. m , itf p.m. Leave Lebanon, week dsya. 7:11 a. m., li.it, TM p. m. Sunday. 7.53 a. m., 3.U p. m Leave Harrlsburg, week eays, 8.a a. a.l Bnnflay,7eja m J eav Quarry vllle, week daya, (lilO, B.tS a. at . I tO.f (8 p. m.; Bnnday,7:IO a. m. ATLANTIO 01TT DlVI8IO. leave Philadelphia, Ohsstnut street wharf, ard Henih street wharf. Leave Atlantic city, week daya, erpresaea, 8(0a.m,andt p. u.f accommodation, 7:80 a. m. and 8 43 p. m. Sunday, eipreta. 9.-00 a aa.. aeeommedatlon. S.oe a. m , 4 Jti p. m Rttnrnlnirleare At'anllni:itir. flAimt nnvna Atlantteaad Araanias Avenues. Week-days. Express 7.80 a, m. and 4 p. m. Accommoda tion, 8 08 a. m. end 4.?e p. m. Pnndsys x riress, 4 p. m. Accommodation, 7:23 a.m. and Wp m, Detailed time tables can be obtained at ticket offices. A. .OLKOD, Q.O.HAMCOOB', Vice Tre s JtOen'l M'gr. Uen'l Paaa'r Agt. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD bchxdulx. in effect from Uev. ML 1888. Trains vu.ru Laheabtbb and leave and art rive at Philadelphia as lollewa t ijeave Leave WKBTWABD. Paolfle Kzpreast News Bxpreast Wav Paasenserl Philadelphia. Lancaster u-.ie p. m. 480a. m. 4 je a. m. 7-00 a. m. iaa.ia. 8:a. sa. 8:80a. m. (hsia. a 0:858, m fcse a fa 8-jaa. m SO) p. a. Kl0p,m. 3up,m. fcse p. m 7:40 p. a 7.-80 p. m 11:10 p. Z Arrive Phlla. lata, Ka 8a. m. Man train vtaMt-Jeyt no. a miu xrmiur. Hlagara Xzpreaa.. Hanover Acoem , . , via Columbia 7.40 a. m. via Columbia rest Llnef Frederick Accetn..., Lancaster Acoem.... Harrlaburg Accem.. . Columbia Accem..., Harrlsburg Express, Western Axpressf... CABTWABD. Phlla, zpresst Fast Llnef..... Harrtabnrg Xzpreaa, Lancaster A ccem , . . , Columbia Accem..., Atlantic Express!.. Seashore Express..., Philadelphia Accem, Sunday Mall.... Day Xxpresst Hamshnnr Anrem., 11:30 a. m. via Columbia vlaMt. Jey. Kiep, m. 4:40 p. tn. 5.30 p.m. B-.aep.m. Leave Lancaster, Srjea. m. 6 -05 a.m. 8.10 a, m. 8.55 a. m. 9-oea. m. 11:30 a. m. 1S.58 p, m. MB P. m. 8.-00 p. m. 4 43 p.m. 8 (5 n.tn. 10)a, m. vlaMt Jey 11:43 a. m. i:p.ra. 8-15 p. m 5-00 p. S3. 6'4B p. mi 8.50 p.m. M5p.D, iTbe only trains which run dally. In Sunday, the Mall train weat runjbywa et Colombia. J. h. WOOD. General Passenger Agent, CBAS. X. PUUU. ueneral Manager. BOOKS, (80. tfVWWtAA'tfWWI BOOK DEPARTMENT, " Life of E. Greenwald." Footprint of Ills Life, together with Ills Xarlltst Extant and Litest Discourse), -BT Rev. O. ElvinHaupt. Fer Sele by the Publisher, fr. I. JOB" DERSMITI, 46 EAST KING STREET, Lamcaitbh, Pa, A4-PKICK. S1.0O. ln3)-tfd TERR'S BOOKSTORE. EASTERBOOKS -AND- BOOKLETS. If you want something real handsome and artistic get the Easter Booklets. They are "perfectly exquis ite" this season, and such a variety you can't help se lecting something. 7b. HERR, 51 & 53 N. Queen St. augU-lyd CAKfUT CLKAA'J.Sd. riARPET CLEANING. New location, New Frecess. LANCASTER Steam Caipat Gleaning Works. Yeu can Imigtne that taking a carpet out these rulnv and muaey Cava, dubtuug and diuvglav thsm areunl en the open let, is net thoreutth carpet cleaning, "a he New ProceM, once tried, will convince yen that It Is the only way te prcperly dean them. Any and all kinds ei wtinicereur wskeus call ter your carpets promptly, our machinery tbernugaly cleans them, brightens the colors and iney coma home te ynu la xued rhipe, and what fs mere, thoreagsly aired and ventilated. This last luituie li ulnn north tbeprtcoel rliau Ing. tiur nowprtei list brings the prleeet thorough cleaning by machlnrry te about tb sime price el be-cil-ea cleaning (cand beaung ) LXAVXOUDKU9AT B, t. FIHNESTUCK'S, J.B.MaRTIXaCO.'S, II. S. SHIltK & SON'S, Hall or Telephone, or te the W01tK?-WOODWAUD CHB1ST1ANBT3. tnarZ8-ud Aauaj. IluAUma, ESTATE OP HON. H. Q. LONG, late of Lancaster cily, deceased. Letters teatamen'ary en ill eitate having been 8rnu-d te the undersigned, alt rersens In. litd thereto ere r.qmnUxl tn make Imme diate payment, and there htvleg claims or demands against the same will present item without drlay ter telllement te the under signed, residing In Laneasur city. CA1UAK1XKH. LOKO. B.M.XlT0LDa, xxccuulz Aiteraa. aaaxitteB ..M4H V?. U ,t Zm&s' - . - ' wigy- - : -t -' -
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