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Lancaster, Pa.
'jf.'mAIWAlTMt.PA., October 11, 1889.
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Tke California Case.
f.'Tbe grand jury InCaliferntn that has
x kaf) under mnsltlcrntinn the rs of the
JltliiHed states marshal who slew Judge
n TVil ii Cru tAttt. It. 4tii fa. mi Ytlttilfw.
iSFteM. of the United States supreme
S m'tmut, has reported te the court thnt the
'?; ftUeatr has tccn taken out of their
iijO nMiwuijdnui iniuiimiuiiiraii.nmi.
K court, which court has set him rrce.
The grand Jury of the state Is dls
w chined from consideration of the guilt
vs .-'. .. . . .
gjs , or a pnseuer who has, as tticy uecinre,
Mm murdered a citizen of California, within
fthe state, by the order of the United
5 States court of the district, whose
r judges, resolving themselves into a jury,
decided that the prisoner had committed
no crime, and set him free.
The opinion of the federal judge, Saw
yer, declares that the slaying of Terry
Mp nMnsu tmnnliiui ti Kna .tjilin lltt
fjf wmuuvjiciicVi uvvnuru lb ri ir nnuu p'j
If,"' the United States marshnl In the ells-
cnarge ei nis uuty. ii neius mm ne w u.i
praiseworthy In killing Terry, who was
In the act of assailing a federal Judge
because of a judicial decision rendered
by him, such assault being net only
upon the person of the judge but iieu
the Judiciary and thciiatienal authority
which he represents, llclng guilty of
no efleuse,but en the ether IihihI having
done a geed deed, it bccHinu the duty of
the United States court which consid
ered his case te discharge hlni. any
C opinion of the Btate court nnd grand
iy jury te the contrary, nqtwltlistauding.
i Judge Sawyer concedes thnt the
'fa1 TT..H.t dirmM, .k..M .m..fft tma llin m.H.
UUIlCUftOUtin) UJU1 1 UlUIIUV IIJT IUU lllllll
before a jury aud punish him if guilty.
If he is te be tried it must be by the state
court. And the notable result of this re
markable perception of the law In this
.easels that the United Statcx court dis
charges a prisoner who is declared by n
state grand Jury te have committed
murder, becauw the United States court
differs with this opinion, ami thinks the
accused net only guiltless but praise
worthy; while conceding that If there
is any such doubt in the mutter ns
would. subject him te trial for a pessiblu
efteBse,the state court, whose grand Jury
says he Is guilty, alone can try him.
If this is net a pretty kettle of law
Commend us te one thnt Is mere astound
ing, In a country where trial by Jury is
the law of the land, and where a
state b net a province, but one of
the United States. If the feupreme
court of the United Stntes con
Urma this law of Justice l'lcld's asse-
g ' elate Judges in the California circuit, ue
", ' ,wlll surely stand in need of legislation te
fep from working bis sweet pleasure uieii
Spa the people with his minions, whom tiie
$ -wave of his haud absolves from the
rv.atate jurisdiction.
Thf ntlMtiflfl IllVnlviMl li..n lu tint t.i
P the guilt or Innocence of the niarsbnl
who nnei icrry wne was iissnuitlug
Field. It is as te who shall decide upon
his guilt or innocence ; and whether the
decision shall be taken out of the luiml
of the state courts by the slmple Hat of
the United States court, which Ikih no
Jurisdiction te try him, but claims the
power te release him If It deems him in
nocent. But there arc, in the circumstances,
the gravest reason te doubt whether the
a?t of this marshal was net a crime,
md very little foundation Meinlngly
for the opinion that It was prai' prai'
werthy. Most pci-Hens may agree with
the federal court in its lielief that the
Judge should lw protected ; aud that it is
praiseworthy in a United States mar
shal, or auy unofficial citizen, te protect
him, as he would himself. Hut certain
ly he has no further authority, aud will
no mere be held guiltier in using undue
violence in protecting a federal judge
than though defendlug his own -tci-geti.
The person of the federal Judge may be
holy, but it Is net se holy that
the man who smites its cheek may
be shot down, under the law, hh though
he was a deg. lu this case the United
States marshal, detailed te protect
Justice Field, was required by the
law te have urgent need for the
use of his pistol in protecting the
life of his charge, conceding Unit he
wan his charge. A face slapping is net
recognized by thu law as Mich need.
Terry had no pUtel, and though the
mirshal may possibly have MippeMtl
that he bad, his error was his fault ;
and there surely was enough left
lu the case te have called for the adjudi
cation of a Jury, iiajhe cuh of an ordin
ary prisoner; and it will net de te jkt
mlt the United States Judges te band
together In their own exaltation te de
clare themselves and their minion te le
above the state law.
Restless Canada.
The deputy adjutants general of Cana
da have received an order from the
British war office directing them te Im
mediately take steim te Kaln the fullest
informatieu regarding all facilities for
the transportation of troops from one
part of the country te the ether and also
the number of hordes available at short
notice for this purpose of military
transport. Of course the corres
pondents of the great pajiers arc
, eager te make a sign of war out of
this very natural aud Innocent request
of the war office for kuowlcdge thnt
every well managed headquarters should
have. The only thing surprising about
H la that such information was net at
obeb gathered en the completion of the
Northern Pacific railroad, as thut route
across Canada will no doubt be umk! bv
t Ltm tmrfipanf trrmnti If ltrtlulu ul.n..i.i
iv ftv inti ItiMililu TU. mil,... .i...
informatieu immediately, mayoulybe
due te the surprise of the war office jk-e-pie
te Bud that they did net have it,
and In these times no one can tell liew
seeu it may Iks needed.
Canadian jiajters ssein dlcpeMil te talk
about a disnlav 6f force niralut ht
fj.KC UnUed States Jut te prove hew angry
, taey are imtlue ever the various xmnii
,V 4tete between us. These growls are
t ataaest all from the Journals thut fly Inte
Jfiheaelesi hysterics wheuevcr they con-
. taanlate the possibility of annexation te
jSv'th United States. There seem te be tu e
'-! deSalte and unalterable M.-cllousef the
Canadian people the French nnd the
1 , KnglW. Jiach Is determined te rule
and en either aide of that issue all the
numerous parties wfH a doubt
eventually be grouped in selld anion.
Afreaehjnemerf the Quebec.Lcgls
larare, Han. J. B.s Berthclett, recently
expressed the opinion that these ajrug
gltBg parties would Anally compromise
by annexation. But perhaps we won't
have them en their own terms. They
de net seem te dream of any hesitation
en the part of the United States in re
ceiving French Canadians aud accepting
with them their church and state quar
rel. Considering all things Jehn Bull
need net fear the speedy less of his
Canadian highway te the Pad lie.
fAX CAnneLL, a witness in the Crenln
case, apneara te have accomplished a prac
tical jeke that takes a fine point from the
delays of that fearfully slew trial. Carrell
ran eway and went back te hh old em
ployer and went te work. Here the fa
mous Chicago detectives were nl last able
te find him, and en Thursday night two
policemen took him back te Chicago. The
witness calmly explains that be jfet tired
or walking around the streets, going te
theatre, sleeping and atlng, nnd felt thai
he needed a little work te keep him in geed
health. At the present into the Crenln
trial may reach an interesting crisis by the
time the Chicago world's fair Is open.
Twe naal cadets, urailuntes of Annapo
lis and of the final two-year course, have
just been discharged from the navy bo be bo
rause there was no acaney for them te fill.
These young men hae thus devoted six
years te acquiring a seclal education, a
Inrge part of which can be of no use te
them outside of the navy. There might
seen have been room for them in the ser
vice, however, as Secretary Tracy is con
templating a larRe increasu In the number
of men, a measure that Is said te be neces
sary for the proper manning of the new
cruisers.
The Navassa riot is Kcttlngagoed deal
of very uncertain light just new, the latest
being a tale from a Jamaica paper supKscd
te have been told by the colored baker
he helcd te protect the survivors. Frem
this It would appear that the treuble was
due te tyranny.
TiiKhuge new twin screw steamers aie
having hard luck. The City of Paris
reached Liverpool en Tuesday with ten
INtsseugers Injured aud reporting the less
of n woman and child by a heavy sea, and
en Thursday the City of New Yerk went
hard aground at the entrance of New Yerk
harbor, se fast Hint seven powerful tugs
could net budge iter.
Atkmkiham from Kt. Petersburg kIcs
a lengthy quotation from "thosuml-eniclal
Xewyc l'rrm.i(" as te the cflect of the
crjir's visit te IScrlin. This jacr has no
better claim te " semi-official" authority
than nny of the ethers, hut as they are nil
under strict Kovernmont atirvclllance it is
sometimes of interest In cases like the pres
ent te nMe uhnt they are allowed tessiy.
This quotation hardly Indicates great
friendliness towards Ocrmnny en the part
of the czar's press censer. " The grave
InJurleS that Kussln has sullered through
constantly f.t voting thn aggmmtircmeiit of
Prussia, is new knew n and keenly full by
tlie czar, he hns Dually renounced his
policy of unrequited complaisance, tior tier
inuiy I1J derlve no advautaKO from the
Interview between the emperors beyond
tin removal of the uneasiness arising horn
the related Kstiencmcnts of the czar's
visit."
The Xoieye Vremya, or New Tliues,
w.u established by Suvoriu,whomndo,hlm Suveriu,whomndo,hlm Suvoriu,whemndo,hlm
self notorious by openly declnrliiK thut llt-
oraturehould get down from Its high horse
and understand that it Is an nrtlcle of mer
chandise, subject te laws of demand and
supply. Ife therefore nrnde hts vapcr drift
with what he theuuht le be iKipular favor,
defending n thing ene duy, attacking it the
next, praising and crllicitingthusimeinnn
within very short Intervals, hut always In
a keen and witty rtyle that made the paper
p ipulur though without )lltlcal lullueuce.
A roeont writer, Dr.Uiiirge ISmudcrs, sa h :
" l-urexj Is constantly kept liifenncd
through the telegraph bureau of wli.it the
Xevy Vrcmyehivi said aboutthiserthnt,
a thing in and for itself as iiiilninirtnt ns
the balking of a deg or the nuiiglilMK of
the wind In the streets of Kt. Petersburg,
but which at a distance Is regarded as an
affair of seme weight."
ci.f.vi:i,am)'s tiiiiiuti: in ctx.
His Speech at 11 Mmum-hil .M eel Inn In
Hener of the 1 .11 te Cengi-fHtmiiu.
The constituents ofthe lutoCengieiMiinu
H. S. Cox held 11 memeilal meeting iu New
Yerk en Thursday night, ever which ex
President Cleveland presided, llofero In
t reducing Hen. .1. Procter Knett, tlie orator
ortlieiK'casiou, Mr. Cleveland sioke brlelly
saving:
"ft Is vullnrly fit and proper' that
among tlie tributes iaid te the worth and
usefulness or K.imuel S. Ce the most
hearty nnd sincere should Itow from the
hearts of his congressional constituents.
" I shall net forbear mentioning the fad
that your representative, In nil hts public
career, and lu his relations te legislation
was never actuated by a corrupt or sellish
Interest. Ills 7c.1l was hum .if nniiiin
spirit, nnd the motive or his labor was the
public geed. He was never found iiinnug
these who clenk tliclr elterts Ter iwrsennl
gain and ndvantnge beneath tlie disguise or
disinterested activity Ter the welfaui ofthe
people. These are pleasant things for his
fi lends te remember te-nlglit, and limy 1110
without doubt the tilings iihii which rest
the greatest share of the honor and re
spect which his memory exacts from his
lellew clllens.
" Hut while we thus contemplate the
value or uuselllsh publle usefulness we
cannot restrain 11 reflection which has a
sembre coloring. What is the condition of
iiiii nines w iieu wu may Justlv and fniily
exalt thu memory eHi deceaiHl public scr
ant liecause lie was true and honest and
faithful tn his trust? Are we maintaining
11 H.1I0 standard of public duty when the
existence orthrse virtues, instead or being
general, are oxceptlonal enough te cause
cungnmiiaueiir ah punile scrants should
be trim and henest and falthmi as the ninii
whom we mourn te-night.
"I beg you le take home with von
among the reflections which this, occasion
shall uwnken nn appreciation or the truth
that ir we are te secure for ourseh cs all the
blessings of our free institutions we must
better apprehend the interest wohaxent
stake in their scrupulous maintenance, nnd
must exact of these whom we trust in nub
ile olllce a nune rigid adherence te the do de do
m.utdserpuhliodutv." Kx-fJovernor J. Vmciiir iCimii ..r i.-.,...
tucky, tliuu Mld a most elisment irlbute le
Jlr. Cox's inciiiery.
iM)il Healthy Appetite,
lit a Malue ceiiiuMiy ns'uutlv the con cen
vcrsalniii turned te gaMroneiulcal feats
nnd ncliiex enients iu the art or stulV
ng. When the young lady who
had eaten six bananas at one sitting, aud
the young man who had boasted of hav
ing tepid etr a dinner with a whole
liiinee pit), had told their stories, a demure
maiden imslestly related 1111 incident in the
history or her family that completely dls dls
ceuragcl all her rivals. ' ene Fourth f
July," said she, " my brother and a friend
w Ished te make an excursion tip river, nnd
as nicy propeK.nl le start very early iu the
morning and be geno nil day, mv mother
preimrcd a laiye luskel efrissl rur'them the
night heniru. in the Isjtteui or the basket
shu jilaced u thick stratum of delectable
articles te represent supper; en this she
plaml another layer Ter their dinner ; nnd
at the top or the liaskct, w here It would be
llrst accessible, she put a licartv breakrast.
IJelng well awpiainted with thecnuidly or
the iKjys, she inaile an unusually large
allowance mr each .r the three
meals. Well, the boys Mt out for
Iheir excursion at Tour o'clock hi Iho
iiie.ninir. Their beat Jiml net geno far
up the river when the ruin bean te eonie
down. They went ashore te wait uwhlle.
and ate their breakfast. The ruin w as Mil
railing wtien they had fluUheil this share
erthelr supplies, and sothey liumedlatelv
ate the next layer their dinner. Still
ih"y were hunury nnd still it v us rainini?.
TneyhaU nothing else te de hut te iloveur
the remaining centtuts of the basket, and
se they ate their suiper. It was then evi-
dent that the weather wouldn't clear, se
they jumped In their beat and came back
home and took breakfast with the rest of
net"
raratyate I'ollewn Dentistry.
Naniuel J. Cresswell, a well known cltlr.cn
and proprietor of a big Iren foundry nnd
machlnoshep In Philadelphia, was struck
with paralysis en Thursday whlle In the
dental establishment of I)r. Jehn I).
Themas. Mr. Creaswcll, who had been
Milfcring for several days with two palnTuI
teeth, went te Dr. Themas' office te have
them drawn. Mr. Cresswell revived very
quickly from the lullueuce of tlie gnu and
was talking pleasantly when he fell un
conscious. Every known remedy was np
plled, but Mr. Cresswell died nt II ve o'clock
without having regained consciousness.
Mr. Cresswell was about forty-eight years
of age. He was a prominent memter of
the Masonic, and Old Fellows orders and
was 0110 of Iho chief promoters of the
Philadelphia llulldcrn' Kxchange.
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A Newsiner 1'nlace.
Ilie orner-stono or the new building
or the New Yerk HerfiJ, nt the corner or
Park Itow nnd Frnnkrert street, was laid
011 Thursday nflcrnoen, by Iho four-year
old son of the proprietor. There wes nn
Invocation by Itlshep Tutlle, or Missouri :
nu oration by Chauncev M. l)eiew, nnd a
speech bv Governer If til. The building
will boefgranito and rl sandstone, with
a front or 11.1 reel en Park Hew and I M
reel en Frankfort street. It will be 13
stories In height, and from the reef will
spring a deme 88 feet high, a IfO-foet flng
staff surmounting all. The top or the
cupola will Isi.'KKl reel above the sidewalk.
A Hey Kllled Whlle Mittlim.
Oscar Schmcldel. n Ill-year-old boy, died
In Hnrrlsburg en Thursday evening from
the eriects or a shot fired by Newell More Mere
land, a railroad brakeman. The two. with
a lad named Hoever, were muting In the
Yerk hills nnd camped out Weduesdny
night. About 3 o'clock next morning
Mernlnnd was aunkened by what he
thought wasawlld animal lu the brush,
and seizing his gnu he fired and hit
Hchmcldcl, w he hail wandered from camp.
Tlie charge of shot struck the Isiy lu the
back. Ile was at ence (neught te the
hexpltal, but did net regain consciousness.
Morelnud gave himself up.
Shet mill Killed Ills AVITc.
(foergo V. Mess, n drunken machinist,
shot nnd killed his wife In Wllkesbarre,
en Thursday evening. Mess had Just been
releused from Jail Ter attempting te sheet
Ids wife a month age. Tlie murderer nlse
shot himself in the head and thou ran eir,
but when he was captured about 11 o'clock
nt night It was found that his wound Is
net filial. Their children were In the house
at the time of the sheeting. One of them
said thelr father mine In and said: " I have
coine home te kill yetf," and fired three
shots nt his wife.
October Crep Heperts.
The deMrtmcnt of agriculture reports
the gonernl reeutnge of condition of corn
ntlfi, 7, agiiiust IH). I), a mouth age, mid li
ft) r the crop or ib8S en October 1. Con
dition or tKitatees, 77.1', against Hi. 8 Inst
Octeber. Iluckwheat. IK), against !-'. I, last
year. Tobacco, he. 7 against H 7 in IKSS.
The preliminary estimate of yield porucie
is 1.'. 8 Ter wheat, 11. V, for ryeandl.'i '2 for
bnrley.
The cotton returns innke .1 general por per por
cenUige HI, I per cent, or a hill ci op prosper I
en October 1, compared with 78. 11 poi cent,
n year age.
hmlle Again 011 Me!
lglicd Tem te his beloved. Ile knew net what
Kiive her ouch 11 t'liurin In lilse;cn. Her leeth,
prcvrveil liy HOZODONT which llO li ad used
freui KlrlliiKKl, 1II1I Ilia LmhImiss, Hhe lii'Kl her
lever liy virtue of HOZODONT.
They Are Legien.
HntAmrllla ami ether nilvcrtlped bleed inrd
fellies Hre iiiunerOiis, but tlie only one pesi-i)s.td
of such superior curative properties ns te war
r 'it Itx iiinnurarturcrs In mIIIiik It, 111 they urn
it iu Uiniiigh (trtlSRliil, tliiilrrii jvxllirtu'ir-mi'i-
I- It 1'lerec's tlelilen Medical lllscevery.
Iliidn"t Is-ui'dt or cure ou rcI tlioiuee.i v
luck hii ill jn 1 pay for It. It Is reeeiiiiueuilid
te emu alt h onto liver, bleed and lima dls
tnfes, ns bllletiMu, Klein mid ecnlpdlseair,
screfiilnus sores nnd swcIIIiirs, mlt rlieiuii, let
ter, erysipelas mid fiveiit-crofiilaertholmiEs (t r
roiiHtunptlen) IT tnlicn In time. l',Kw
s
Tlie perhsl eftrclliliie Is the 11111 ilaiiitrreiis
te yeiiin; children. They slieuld then liaee
tru attendance and occasional ile-cs of llr.
111111 iMuyisyruii
The tiiirlty or the Ingredients and the ncrii-
rncy of Die coinblniitleii lu IjimuIei-, coupled
with the liiiHrtnnt fact thnt It Is freelrem any
1I1 letcrleiis substance, Is a Mrent; iirKUiucul Ter
Its adoption in. the remedy for all dli.e.ies of
ller. I'rliei'nents.
With niy's Cream llahna child can treat
ed without pain or dread ami with pcifcM
safity. Try tlinrrineil)'. It euro, catarrh, hay
fever and colds tu the head. It U e.i-lly n
pllcd Inte he nostrils and Klves relict with the
first Hpplluitleu. 1'iUcMc. e'.l2hiKw
I reODHHAIlHAfAHIbluV.
Has Dene Wonders
iti:i.n;KAiTi:Hu yi:aiis ok hi'itkhinu.
"I think Heed's Hnrfniiarlllu hns doue won
ders for me. I'nrnciirn nlnejiiirs I wasni;reat
suirerer. The crtnltr part or the tlinu I was
iiuabtc te attend le the most trilling household
duties. Was receiving medical treatment nl nl nl
inontreustantly from one ph)tlclnu or another,
without any material hcncllt. .Mynervoussys .Mynerveussys
trin was reinpletily kbatleredgiiud no one ran
IiuiikIiic my sntbTlues, Almest continually I
hud M!rre
i'ai.vhi.vmv hi:ad,
mid my heart wus never quite fnv from pain.
Indi ed hi severe was the pain at my heart that
for a loes time! could net llu down lu bed, but
was obliged te sit upright. I also nutlcrcd fiein
dropsy; my limbs were swollen as willns my
body, I bcrauivthoretiKhly dlsceuniKetl. Hut
m-cIiik the constant advertisement or Hissl's
Hnrt.apnrllla iu the Philadelphia 7(mJ, I con cen
cludisl IokIve thlaiiuslii'lnea trial. Alter the
llrbt bottle I fell much licttcr. Tluicrere f eon
tinned using It for some time, until I had usid
six bettUs. I am new fu-e from pain, can lie
down and sleep, seldom have htuil.u'he. nnd
work mere In ene week than I dldiusl. months
prier te my taking !!oed' Sarvnparllla. And
If you can find a mere Ihaiil.'i 'til- u.nv inur.
tal, I should like te mrclctthci one. .Maui or
my rrlruds arc iuIiik It w 1th benetlt.'
AHA V. Kmm.tzkii, Merstewn, IVnn.
HOOD'S 8ARSAPARILLA
Sold by alt drimglsts. fl ; sU for .". 1'iepared
enl) by C. I. IIOOIl . CO., Uiwell, Miiks.
10(1 UOSUS ONK DOM.AU. (21
lAllTi:ifH I.ITTI.K I.IVIMl PII.14. "
CARTER'S
LITTLE LIVER PILLS
Hick Headache and relieve all the troubles Inci
dent ten bilious Mule of the s stum, Niirti as
lllztliu'sx. Nausea. Iirewsluess, lUslress Hfter
hntliiK, l'aln lu the Hide. .(r. While their miwt
r markatile success Inn. lavn show 11 In curing
leiidnche, jet I'AUTIWH MTTI.i: I.IVKIt
ril.I.S are equally valuable lu Cenvtlisitiiiii.
curing uiiil preventing this aimeyhiK com!
plaint, while they alae cerns.-t all ifUunlersul
I he stomach, stimulate the liver and regulate
the bowels. Kvcn If they only cunsl
Ache they would Im almost priceless te tlnwe.
who kutrer from this distressing cemiliut
but fertuimtel their geisliu!, dix net ViM
lirre, nnd theMt who mice try tbetn uUlllml
these llttle pills valuable lu se niaiiv ways that
hey will net be w 111111,5 te de without them
Hut ufter all tick head
ACHE
Is the banc of se many Uvea thai here Is where
we uiHke our gnat beust. Our pills cure It w Idle
ethers de net.
CAKTKU'S I.ITTI.K I.IVKIt 1'II.IX nre very
small and very easy te take. One or twepllb,
niakead;se. They are strictly vegetable and
de net .grips or purge, but by th. Ir gentle ae ae ae
lloiipleaseall who tiM.theui. In MuUiit cu s
nveferll. Sold uverywheroer sent by mall.
CAIlTKIl M i:iHCINK a)., Nl'.W YOltlC.
Small PilL Small Dese. Small Price
auglljdtssl
rMlK IUVA1. FOUNTAIN I'KN-TIIKHEST
X ttiidehettei.tiitlie market-It karat geld
pen. Hard rubber holder, never gets out of
order, easily rilled, u.ll A,i exsmh.e liVeii
purehiu ne elsewhere. At KltlsjMAN'HOeiiU1
Kurulsliliig Stere. West King stn"u
C-S.OI.I.AII.S AND CUKr-8-THE I.ATJHT
J the most desirable, and most coiiifertablo
jliuiK-s mid styleH-H.uy .,e. at KHIHMAN'W
OenU' FurnUh nK Stere. 42 'ct Kliif .treet.
Wfmnmhtv'mt
PHILAVaLPBIA, Friday, Oct. 11, Mm.
Thinking of a rig for the
Bey? Sometimes natty and
neat and full of wear ? There
are some crowded tables here
you can't well afford te skip.
Fer the man, tee, Suits or
Overcoats.
Here's a Lupin's Cashmere ;
heavy weight, fine wool, vith
all the delightful Lupin finish
and feel. Yeu will leek twice
at the price sixty-five cents!
In all the desirable colors.
Just as interesting values en
any counter you step at.
Itebes of Trench Ilrosilpfeth, clf-coerisl
and with contrasting colnrs.l2ite.i8. Te
say Iheynre iIckiiiu only hints nl their
beauty.
M-cent nil-wool Plaids nnd Btrlpes, 37 Inches
wide. .A grand Jinn or Ihcni. Klne, son,
clinging stuffs ; stj les that hug the finest
Imported patterns.
Serge, U) Inches wide, geisl le tha touch,
line In qunllty, lllumlnntcsl nnd plain ;
13 MindcHtfl,zl shades ntJU).
Nevell vHceteh I'lslds, some with benrett
ellccts, some cut Inte blocks by strips of
Phngrycnmcl hair, flSO te 2S0; match-
. Ingnl11ln.fi te J I 7.;.
I'erslnn effeeis; some covering tn entire
surface (1260), some cut Inte bread stripes
by narrow rlusferstrlpes of silk, 12. I'lsln
te match,!.
Just a moment for the Beeks.
We don't say much about them
in the papers, but there's a
world of things te tell of. Let's
make three little steps together.
On the New-book Table :
Ceral ltrefs. Hy Chnrlrs Unrwln. $1 K.
Convenient Houses, lly Leuis II, Olbsen.
Jl!0.
A History of France, Victer Diiruy. J160.
1 he New Kldorade. llyllnlleu. 1110.
Hummer Holidays, lly Thee. Child. 00c.
llryau's Dictionary of 1'alntcri. Scceiitl
vel. tntw.
l'xtrarts from the Jnurnnl or Ellralndh
Drinker. IMIIed by II. D. Diddle. II CO.
("has. Dickens' letter. H0c.
Ten Thousand n Yenr. lly Ramuel Warren.
3 vels. New edition. 1330.
Haifa dozen Special Bargains:
HI. Nicholas for IMS. Complete 1 vel.
II W.
(leerge Kllet's Works. 0 vels. t2Ml.
Victer Huge's Nevels. (1 vels. JIM.
A History of Painting and Kctllpture. Ii
plales. 0-V.
lien llur. Half leather binding, Kilt top.
Slft.
The Throne or David, lly Iugrnhain. "Ac.
Dlekens' Works, in vels. Imitation half
ltussla binding. f'J.
New titles in the
IOC
paper
bv mail
series
13c :
ITncle I'lier, of Pipers Hill.
'I hn Admiral I.nily lllddy Knne.
llede's Charity.
Sweet livender.
Merle's L'ruade.
A Hardy Norseman.
Mrs. Candle's Curtain Lecture?.
Clearing out of French
Beeks at 15 and 20c the franc.
Foremost authors.
Thirteenth street side.
A handful of prices from the
Muslin Underwear. They tell
the whole story if you are
wise in such goods.
Skirts :
Muslin Skirt, cambric ruflle and plalt,f0
cent".
Finn Muslin Hktrt, with Hamburg ruflle
nnd four plaits, SI kind for 75 vents.
Fine .Muslin HUlrt.dcep cambric ruflln with
live pl.ilusaud Hamburg edge, I12" kind
fer7.iceiits.
FlncMiisllii Hklrt, deep runle of blind em
broidery nnd cluster of ftmr plaits, SI 3-V
Flue .Muslin Hklrt, 0-Inch hemstitched
rulllc, w ltd blind embroidery, 91 U).
Cambric Skirl, dien rullle, with flueplnlts
and edge of Medlcis lnce, was 2fjn, new
SI 73.
Gowns :
Mie-lln Uewn, all-ever plaited yoke, with
beading, II hemSl23.
Mether lliibb.ird Muslin Oewu, plaits and
Inserting, plaited bark, line whin Ham
burg ruining en neck and sleeves, 81 S5
from Si M.
" I'rlde of the West " Muslin (.own. seunre
neck, plaits and Inserting, K Irnm S2OT.
A few ('aiubrle downs, irem 5-l) te SI .V),
and 125 te DO cents.
Chemises :
Itcdmed from
75e tofOe SI Oil te 73c
(rtcteWk! 5125 te Jl.
Corset Cevers :
Slightly soiled, line material nnd lace In
serting, at half.
Second Itoer, llrst gallery, Juniper stieet side.
Linen Cleths for the dining
room fleer. New stock of
handsome goods, with border
all around. Frem 86 inches
square te 106x122 inches.
Stair Linens, Stair Drills and
Carpet Cevers for evening re
ceptions. Likely te save their
cost in one using.
Southwest of centre.
Jehn Wanamaker.
llMU.
UK YOUIt OHOCEK
-FOIl-
LEVAN'S FLOUR
-AND-
New Kiln-Dried
CORN MEAL
LEVAN & SONS,
MUUCIIANT M1L1.KIIS.
Property Owners.
.Mnu iian r iV Ce., Importers and deal
ers lu rooting plates, sheet cepjicr, thect
bra-i., etc., New Yerk, Philadelphia and
Chicago, tire Usulug te thu trude neat
little Illustrated dccrlpllu siuihlct of
31 pacts, entitled " A Tin Itoef," descrip
tive of the uiiinufacture, sites, tlijrk
ness, HelKhtsiiud braiuls of the Mirleus
kinds of tin plate in-eil lu risillin; build
hiss. The treatise fully describes the
kinds of tin reefs, hew te put tin te.
Ki'tliir, anil the special advantages of
stamllni; muui riwr, the allewaiiees for a
Krenler amount of expansion and con
traction ever lli'it of the rial seam. Alse
trials of thu gutters, lire Mulls, solder selder
liiK, painting, suRKCsllun, as builders'
nnd cari liters' soclMi-eUe'i, lie. 'i hk
little erk has already entered Uh)u lis
fourth cdllleu, e lilini'lnn the fact id Its
merit,. ind thef.ier which It has met at
the hands or the trade. These UI he
mulled en applhittien te the head elttcu
or any of Its branches.
nifinfi iil H'erif, MjiCNibtr s.
e-lld
rilllUi: DALMATIAN INSLOT l'OWDKIt.
X prepi'llwl by a geed jKiM-iler blower, 1 llu!
met tirectuulilestnir of Ilk-sand ether small
Insects, frersulu
AtllUHLEY'8 DUUO bTOUK.
M West King Street.
lRtrttn
-gjlALt, AND WlWl-gR, WW., .
"Tfer the ttest Nerltlsi, Largest and Meat
Complete Assortment of rail aneT Winter Hutt
ln, Overceating and Troeaerlng, te te H. OEB-
Nonateeqnallt. Nene te nnM the make
up. The correct Fabric for Full Dress Holts,
and the price the lowest, at
H. OERHARrH,
Ne. 4fl North taeen KlreeL .
sTOnlr Direct Importing Tailor ta the City
of Lancaiter.
8KEW.
11, 1889.
Makn It th meney-Mivlnff tlmef theycar,
na inm incjpiace 10 wt it vji
getting the best
mKirrisi ana man 17111a
SiitlMs, Traiseriigs irtOierwitli
FOIl THE f.EAUT MONEY.
Yeu knew the repnUUen-alwayi reliable.
lrlcei are lower than ever, itylci handsomer,
qiiKllly liner.
Te the
iem) who have dealt here fhenrmetibi
srwuk for themselves.
All that Is asked Is atrial te please you, and
assureyeu jwrfect satltractlen.
NOS.234 AND2MWKST KINO STREET.
slft-3md
IITYOIIWNANCE.
An Ordinance Transferring 1100 from the Hew-
erage and Drainage Fend te the Fund for
Grading and Macadamizing Htreeta.
Be It ordained by the Select and Common
Council of the City of I-nucastcr, that the sum
of fifteen hundred (11,5001 dollars 1st and the
same la hereby transferred from the Sewerage
and Drainage Fund te the Fund rer Grading
and Macadamltlng street.
Ordained and enacted Inte a law nt the City
of Lancaster, this 1th day of October, A. !)., low.
W. K. IlKAHO.
President of Common Council.
David t Dkkh,
Clerk Common Council.
D. E. LONG.
. President Select Council.
J. K. Dark,
Clerk Select Council.
Approved October ft, lssfl,
efMtd
EDW. EIK1ERLEY, Mayer.
R
El LLY BROS. & RAUB.
Prepare Fer Winter.
Our Radiant Novelty Square
Deuble Heater Is the linutltsetnest
and best stove ever made. It litis
full revertlble Hue, isrlegantlv nick
eled aud fully guaranteed. We will
startle you en the price of our Star
ling Parler Heater. It In nicely
' mounted, contains full revcrtlbfe
Hue, sets en n handsetne base and Is
absolutely guaranteed. We nlse
have Starling Parler Steves, low
priced and of handsome design.
Te anyone wnuting u stove it willbe
the part of wisdom te llrst examine
our Immense line. We sell a hand
some Deuble Heater, fully guaran
teed for $13.00. Testimonials front
hundreds of our fellow-citizens at
test the merits of the Celebrated
Nevclly Het-Air Furnace.
40-42 N. QUEEN ST..
-NEXT DOOlt TO POSTOFFICt-
s
TEAM ENGINE AND 1IOILERWOHKS.
Fair Week.
Steam Engine
-AND-
Beiler Works.
Visitors te the Fair,
It will pay you te call at my Works and ex
amine our Hteck of
Engines !
Allew us te ciuete yen prices and
facility rer turning out work.
Portable Engines.
1 Herse-Power..
0 llursc-Pewcr..
8 Herse-Power....
sur.
lOIIorMvl'ewcr , 57;
15 HorscvPewer..
875
'M llorse-rener..
1,17.-.
Portable Engines,
SECOND-HAND.
6 Herse-Power (250
8 Horse-l'ewcr . 2Ti0
15 Horse-I'ewvr . 'S!5
Boilers, Second-Hand.
Fle 30 Herse-Power, 0 In. Dluni., 10 feet Ixing.
il i)i In. Tubes. Price, (175 and (150.
One Reller, no In. Dlam., 1.1 reel Leng, 21 3 In.
Tubes l'i feet IOiik. with Fire Frent
Castings, (125.
I CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF
ENGINE AND BOILER SUPPLIES
IN THE CITY OF LANCASTER, PA.
Manufacturer of Stationary Engines, Mill nnd
Mining Machinery, Haw Mill. Hark and
Cob Mills, Pump., etc.
Contractor for Steam Hcutlng, Direct or Indi
rect, or by Het Water.
OUR HOT AIR FURNACE
ISTHEBiaTINTHE MARKET.
Repairing Promptly Attended Te.
Jehn Best,
I'KOPIUUTOH,
333 A;vr FULTON ST.,
HpimHaA,
LANCASTER, PA.
(ffed Nets -U tie CeBSiier 1
8WEET8 REDUCED.
-Anether drop In the Wholesale Market en
ables us te sell Ornnulated Sugar new at cents,
and best Sen White at K This Is a drop of 1
cents from the highest point.
Hew and Freak Oeeda.
New Ratslns, New California Apricot. New
Codfish. New Mackerel, New Kiln Dried Cem
Meal, Fresh Oat Meal, A vena. Cracked and
Hei led Wheat, Farina, New Cranberries, etc
New goods nrrl vlng almost dally. We aim te
get tlie first and best of the season.
BURSK'S,
Ne. 17 East King Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
Sceitl teticc.
ESTATE OF ROBERT A. EVAN8, LATE OK
the city or Lancaster, deceased. Letters
testamentary en said estate fiaring been eranted
te the undersigned, all persons Indebted thereto
arc requested te make Immediate payment,
and these, having claims or demands against
the same, will present them without delay
rer settlement te the undersigned.
JOHN J. EVANS,
A. J. KHEHLY,
Executers.
49 East Orant Mt., Lancaster, Pa.
slMtdFAe3tw
3JIHTATE OF DANIEL COOPER, LATE OK
li the city of Lancaster, deceased. Letters
testamentary en said estate having been
S ranted te the undersigned, all persons In
dited thereto are requested te mnke Imme
diate payment, and these having claims or
demands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement te the undersigned,
residing In Lancasfr city.
It. K. HClINADKIt, Executer.
A. C. RKInrrlir, Attorney. sep27-fltdK
171BTATE OF BARIlARA FHOZAHT, LATE
U or I Jincestcr city, deceased. Letters tes
tamentary en said estate having been
? ranted te the undersigned, all persons indebted
hereto are requested te make Immediate pay
ment, and theso Inn Ing claims or demands
against Uie same, will present them without
delay rer settlement te tne undersigned, resid
ing In Lancaster city.
HEVEIUN R1TCHEY, Executer.
J no. A. CeyLK, Attorney. nuZV6tdK
gOV gilllC OV flC It t.
c
LOSING OUT HALE.
Carriages, Buggies, Wagons,
AT
Gee. Weber's Coach Works,
CHRISTIAN STREET.
(Dctween Orange and Chestnut Streets.)
Consisting of Jump-Scat Carriages, twoKour tweKour twoKeur
Post Jenny Llnds. two McOill Wagons, Second
Hand Tretting lluggy, and several light Plat
form Wagons that will carry from 1,600 le 3,000
pounds.
AIje a. few Fine Sleighs. Call Early for Bar
gains. uuglXVtfd
B
UILDINOS, Ac.
ALE OF-
Buildings and Bnilding Lets
ON EASY PAYMENTS.
$.'00 cash down and $200 annually
i iifici will buy a Three-Story Urlck Dwell
"''""' Ing and Stere Stand In the.ccntral
. part of the city.
1 $100 cash down and tXO annually
... 4IM, 1 will buy u Three-Story Urlck Dwell
' Ing with modern Improvements, In
J the western part of the city.
$ne0cash down and JI.VJ annually
Wl.SOO will buy a Twe-Story Urlck Dwelling
In a very deslrnble neighborhood.
1 Ji'i rash down nnd Se monthly,
81RO i-wltheut Interest, will buy n building
j let, 20x130 reel.
K0 cash down, and $" monthly,
9SO without Inlciest, will buy a building
let en Ceral street, 20x100 lect,
(100 cash down and (10 monthly
KfitfR without Interest, will buy 0110 or the
" mestdeslrable building lets in the
. city, 25xlt0 reel.
The above arc samples of a number of proper
ties offered for sale. All en or near line or street
11. It., within easy reach of markets, city ater,
gas, sewerage, Ac. Inquire or
ALLAN A.HERR,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT
NO. 10H EAST KINO ST.
ect7-lwd
dciuecftu-uiehittft (80010.
"1ALL AND SEE
THE
ROCHESTER LAMP!
Sixty Candle-Light; Heats them all.
Anether Let or Cheap Glebes rer Gas and Oil
Steves.
THE "PERFECTION"
METAL MOULDING and RUUI1ER CUSHION
Weather Strip.
Heats them all. ThUstrlpoutwearsallelhers.
Keeps out the cold. Steps rattling or windows.
Excludes the dust. Keeps out snow and rain.
Anyone can apply It no waste or dirt made In
applying It. Can be fitted anywhere no holes
te bore, ready rer use. I will net split, warn or
shrink n cushion strip Is the most pcrrect..At
the Steve, Heater and Range Stere or
Jehn P. Schaum & Sens,
34 SOUTH QUEEN ST.,
LANCASTER PA.
Utrtchlttctrij,
CTEAM.
Vi'e desire te call Ithe attention .ir consumers
erstcam Goods aud Knglnecrs' Supplicx, te 0111
large and varied stock cT Pipes. Valves, Cocks,
Malleable and Cast Iren Fittings, Asbestos.
Vulcaliesteu and Usuduiian, Sheet, Piston and
Vale Packings; Scotch and Red Line Reflect
ing Gauge Glasses, Steam Radiators and Steam
Heating Apparatus; Set and Cup Screws, and
tu fact aliiKMt everything required by steam
users, nnd all el which we offer at prices which
we guarantee te be lower than these of any
ether dealer In this vicinity.
WohavepesltlNely the largest sUx-k, and be
ing connected with the Telephone Exchange,
are prepared te receive nnd nfl all orders lu tlie
shortest possible llni" M lieu lu want of any
thing in our line, call en us for prices and w
will convince you et 0111 iihility and willing
ucss te save you Meuc) . lsl.iy nnd Vexatleu.
our faculties ler mriusning r.ngiues, turners,
Shafting, Pullei s, Hamrcrs, Special Machinery,
Plumbers' nnd Gas Flttcrsr Toels, Patterns,
Medels, and iron aud llrass Castings, and rer
the prompt repair of all kind of machinery are
unexcelled In I.ancastcr, and we respectfully
solicit a share of your patronage.
Central Machine Works,
131 A 138 NORTH CHRISTIAN STREET,
LANCAHTEK, l'A.
Geed Werk, ReasonaDle Charges, Prompt
ness. Telephone connection
dS-tidll
Qlavrinec
JTAND.VRD CARRIAGE WORK.
EDW. EDGERLEY,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
0, '.', A 45 MARKET STREET. lllear et the
t'ostetllcc), IVNCASTUR, PA.
De net Full te Call During FAIR WEEK and
Sec our Flue Assortment or
Buggies, Phaetons, Jump Scat Carriages.Etc.
I have all Iho latest stj les le select from, and
hiiTc also a very line ussertineiil uf second-hand
work seme of my own work.
Ilottem prices, ("nil and examine. Ne trou
ble toshew our nrU and explain eery detail.
Reixilntlng and Repairing promptly and
neatly done. One set of workmen especially
employed fur that purpose.
.UtotinH'iH'he.
R
OTE.
I JUST RECEIVED
FROSI
Kcenigsburg, Prussia,
Twe RackgreuuiU made especially for llu-l aud
Three-rjuaTter Length Photograph.
60 1-2 North Queen St.,
Next Doer te the PostefllCB.
tan7-ered
tt WiVfeUc f .thttm.
e...'
j e-.
GRHND
OPENING
AT THIS
115 & 117 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
-UNTIL
SATURDAY.
Fer the benefit of all who
could net come te see our dis
play we will leave all our deco
ration up until Saturday, when
we expect te see everybody.
All are welcome and nobody
is expected te buy.
Our display of Coats en 2d
Fleer pronounced the grandest
ever seen in this city.
Astrich Bres.
, j
$0t0 ctnt ltec0.
B
ARGAINS.
zisrr
STACKHOUSE'S
This Week
FOR MCI BAIIOAINS IN
Beets & Shoes.
A Full Line of the Celebrated
WALKER BOOT!
The Best Beet Made. Call and see them.
D P. STACKH0USE.
Nes. 28 and 30 East King Street,
LANCASTER. PA.
B
OOTSANDHIIOES.
A Departure from Our
Old "Ways
Is most aluays beutllclal, net only te us, but
te these upon horn we Influence. It Is se easy
te get Inte 11 rut, but a hard matter legct out.
It has been my rule te Display Iho Ladles',
Misses' Children's and Inputs' Hhecs In Large
Window, and Men's, Heys' and Youths' lu
Hniull Window. Hereafter 1 lll chanxe the
display c cry two or Ihrce weeks and will have
the Men's Shoes first In one window and then
In Iho ether.
Yeu will tlnd the Lart'e Window full of Men's,
Heys' and Youths' Shoes In Fine and Medium
Orudes of all the Latest Fall and Winter Kt)les,
from 11.33 te (0.00, and the Small Window lull e
LadieV, Misses', Children's and Infant's Hhecs.
It will uy )ou te slop ami lake a leek beft
purchasing elsewhere, as the Price is Mark
en Every bliee.
rera
Marked
The One-Price Cash Heuse.
Ohas. H. Frey,
(Hucwiser te FREY A ECKERT) the Leader or
Lew Prices lu
BOOTS AND SHOES,
NOS. 3 5 EAST KINO HTREI71",
LANCASTER, PA.
J9-Stere closed every evenlngate o'clock, ex.
lCJ'b tfAUUUMJ uuu pniutiuij,
Palace of Fashion,
UYfe'jfcife.
r.-f. ,wS-.
fe-J
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