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LANOAJTEK, FA., February 8, 1890.
The Scum of Cities.
The murder of a New Yerk " street
Arab," by it boy whom he had dared,
- is an alarming example of the fearful
mental and moral deformity of Individ
uals growing up in the streets of n great
city., The small boy who bared his
breast for the knife, and the small vil
lain who coolly pluugcd It In, were both
heroes lu their own eyes, and no doubt
imagined, from their extensive ac
quaintance with the Police Qazcllc,
and ether literature of the gutter,
that they were genuine heroes. Of
course It is net te be supposed that the
victim thought his challenge would be
accepted, but he very well knew the
effect of "a dare" en the reckless young
rascals who are growing up te make the
dangerous criminal element of the me
tropolis. He probably exacted te be
slightly cut and have a light ever it,
nd in baring his breast te the attack
felt that he was heroically responding
te a test of his courage. He showed the
stuff of which strong men arc made, and
it Is a miserable pity that he should be
se thrown away by association with u
gang of young desperadoes. As for the
fourteen-year-old murdercr there is some
thing startling about the calm assurance
with which he explained te the magis
trate that he only accepted a challenge
te de the stabbing which had been ex
tended by the victim. He shows net
the slightest reinerwj or fear, and proba
bly his chief interest is lu the accounts
of his exploit which are sure te appear
with portraits and illustrations In publi
cations specially devoted te crimes and
horrors. The poilce report that the so se
called "candy store," where this
tragedy was enacted, is one of a large
number of dens patronized by depraved
children. If this terrible state of affairs
is net very seen remedied New Yerk
will have a class of citizens mera dau
, gereus aud 3avage than that which tnade
the mobs of Paris Infamous for atroci
ties and vandalism.
While the urni of the law Is "strong,
the land at peace and the city quiet,
there is nothing te fear from a city's
lawless classes, but there must come days
of wild political excitement, and perils
of government at home or abroad, imd in
these emergencies leek out for the scum
of New Yerk. There Is a large foreign
element. Italian and Hungarian ready
te fellow the desperate leadership of the
American bred toughs aud In a couple
of hours they could sack Wall street,
Are the city and wipe out of existence
many millions of property. New York
ers are fully aware of this but seem te
place tee much reliance upon the regi
ments of state troops in the city.
These small bodies of militia might de
geed work but th numbers against
them would beeverwhclmlngand a mob
with a geed leader could have plenty of
time te finish, their work of destruction
by simply cutting all telegraph Hues
leading from the elty aud taking posses
sion of the railroads. This may seem a
very lurid presentation of the re
mote possibilities ; uud it Is se.
Fer it is right te leek the worst
squarely In the face lu consider
ing the tendencies of the dark under
current of city life lu these bright
modern days of Christlaulty aud civili
zation. There have been movements te
coleulzo elty children en Western fan us,
but se great u social evil needs mere
radical meusures of relief. Some way
must lie found of changing the condi
tions of city life.
a an
A Pacific Poland.
Harper' b Weekly Is very much
alarmed at the leaning towards entang
ling ferelgu alliances shown by the
general approval of the Sauieau treaty.
The alarm hardly appears te be war
ranted, as the alliance for maintaining
peace and security in Sameu is only
accepted as the least of two evils, and
should net lu any way nfl'ect the cau
tious, Independent foreign policy of this
country We had te cheese between a
state of affairs that must have ended in
serious quarrel with the ether powers,
if net in war, and an arrangement
which, with all Its defects, has the
great advantage of keeping foreign in
fluence pretty well balanced, aud sav
ing three great nations from the ab
surdity of quarreling ever a scrap of
land se insignificant. Under the grant
of a harbor and coaling station we
might have taken a mero aggressive
interest in Samoa and saved her from
the treaty, but we allowed that oppor
tunity te pass, and new, as Harper'
has it, the treaty effects an alliauee by
which the three powers practically take
possession of Samoa as Russia, Ger
many and Austria took possession of
Pelaud. We allowed Germany te go
ahead until her Interests there se far
overbalanced all ethers that she could
net be expected te abandon them te the
perils of native misrule, aud new we are
forced te make the best of a bad situa
tion aud ossume a role that will enable
us te save at least the semblauce of
Sameau independence. The compari
son with thedivislen of Poland is humili
ating for the republic that is a party te
the seizure of Samoa from the Samoans;
but we can console ourselves with the
9 reflection that there will be no division
of this Paclllc Pelaud, no seizure of it
by any one power, and no oppression of
the Samoans as long as there Is an
American llug flyiug en the islands.
As a distinct assurance of this firm
American policy we should make haste
te establish aud streugly fortify that
coaling station and harbor, the right te
which it is tacitly understood Mohave
net in any way imperiled by the treaty.
m m a
AtlrertUlug a Prince.
While ills father, the Cemte de Paris,
lien the occaueu his way te America,
ths young Due d' Orleans is found in
Paris celebrating his twenty-first birth
day by offering himself at u recruiting
oee for service In the army. The in
cident is dtemlitteil liv Mm ,.,-,- .,...
dent who cabled it as a mere boyish
prank and It may prove nothing mere,
but it certainly does net leek that way.
The earning of age of the heir te the
threue U net ay oceasdeu that would be
tt6r..Hl te pass In silence, uud the fact
tt no ether arrangements had lieeii
ud for uetlclug the event towns te
'a
i ;..
ihewt!t the incident was coolly de
vised ' m a geed way of advertising the
young scion of the house of Orleans.
The spectacle of a young man who
had been banished from .France because,
of his royal bleed returning at great
perils en his twenty-first birthday, aud
in disguise, te enlist an a private In the
army of his country, Is certainly calcu
lated te lire lhe French heart. It must
have been guessed that he would be. re
cognized, and his letter te the minister
of war was evidently carefully prepared
for this emergency. His father will seen
be received lu this country with
distinguished honors as an efllccr
of our army in the civil war,
aud a careful, though tiresome,
historian of that conflict. Whatever
the French government may de with
the son the honors te the father In
America and the dash aud boldness of
the young tirlnce are sure te gain him
popularity. The Due de Luyncs, who
hcl)cd him In the enterprise, is only a
year elder and It will bu the safest and
easiest course for the government te
trc.it the whole matter as aA boyish
ejeapnde, but it will probably be found
that royalist Orleans stock has risen
fifty per cent, aud Keulaugcr, the man
en horseback, may be succeeded In
popular favor by this prince se eager te
serve as a private lu the ranks,
Thk purchase) of twenty thousand kegs
of nulla by ene Pittsburg film, T, U, Itoyle
A Ce., Is ovldenco of an upward move, bo be bo
vause it Is asserted that the order Is net
(tpoculAtlve, but Is te meet orders from a
ntimbar of widely oeparaled points, chiefly
In llie Seuth and West
It Is charged that ox-Oevonior Henry
C. Warmetli, of Louisiana, scoured the
jippolnttnent as collector of the pert
of New Orleans lu reward for his
effort te Hecii re the adoption of a
lottery wchome by the Henute of North
Dakota. The Louisiana state lottery Is at
the back of the Dakota eutnrprlin and the
story runs that It furuNheil nibney for the
Ilepublican national couimltteo lu ISisS en
the condition that It should rocelvo a new
charter In a Northern state. Tliln Is a won wen won
derful tale If true, hut needs te ha thor
oughly substantiated.
PJCIMOXAI..
Prier. One Hi:cki:ii, the futueiiH opthal epthal opthal
meloglKl, U dead at Iloldelhcrg. ,
Oku. Wm. TucuMsfiii Siii.iiman Is 70
vears old te-day. Fer Myoars.cenio July,
he will Imve buen aeolilier of the United
States. .
II. II. Housten and family have given a
haudsnme mansion with bountiful grounds
In Oormantewn, te the Episcopal Heme for
the Aged.
Mns. Mahv It i ik, of Phlladelphla, who
Is hale iiikI hourly at the age of OJ, was
born in Loaueck township, tlili county.
She Is the molher or Dr. W. It. ltlle,
Columbia.
SnemrrAnr Tiiact will net rottre from
nubllu II te. This statement Is made by his
brother-ln-law, Ooueral Cantlln, who says
that overy consideration demands that he
should remaln at his pest, and that occupa
tion for his mind Is his only salvation.
IlKjmv M, Htanmiv inadeabatgain with
the mombers or his parly before IiIm last
expedition binding tliem te publish noth neth
lnc lu thomnure el Uhtery of the under
taking. He wautM te de all the writing
himself and Is hard nt work en it.
I) it. HiiNiiY Uuxm.v. son of the verv
fatuous professor, Is engaged te be married
te Miss Tedd, a trained nurse In a Louden
hospital, who Is rich aud talented as well
a beautiful, and had taken up her profes
sion from love of It. The doctor wan
soveroly snubbed, but at last succecdcd.
Spuakisu ItKKii, according te the Wash
ington correspondent of the Chicago Tri
bune, Is highly dellglited with himself and
beheves that the aggressive element of the
Ilepublican imrty will certaluly choeso
111 in as a geed man te run for the president.
A striugent fuderal election law for llie
" protection " of the negre vete Is ene of
his hebbles.
Mn. SeumiKON can beast et a feat of
authorship which It would be hard for thn
most prolllle writer te surpass. The
thlity-nfth volume of hls'sormeiiH Is Just
Issiedby Messrs. Tassiuore fe Alabaster,
Londen, and from this it appears that he
has put Inte print no fewer than 2,100 of
theso discourses. The weekly Nummti lias
been published continuously since 1853.
TIIK COMING KUItDI'KAN WAH.
nelKlum te be the llattle tlreuiiil or
Prniioe mid Germany,
The Hrussels correspondent of the Paris
Matin has just had an Interohtlngluterviow
with Majer II. (Jlnird. the officer of the
engineer corps in the Uelglau iirmv who
rocently resigned his commission lu" erder
te be frce te write his somewhat startling
pamphlet, La Ucljiijue rt la Ouerre
Prechaine.
" The coIIIhIeu between France and Oer
many," said he, " may be rotarded, but It
Is uone the less 1 no vl table. The possi
bility of a peaceful retrocession or Alsace Alsace
Lerraine by Uermany is tee absurd for dis
cussion." Alter stating that the lutorest of Belgium
lu the preseut situation was te bocemo the
ally of whlchover one or the bolllgerouls
would offer the best terms, he declared that
the llelglau fertresses wero worthless, and
that the intronched camp at Antwerp could
net held out for fnrtv-eighl lieurH. "The
first cannon shot will be Hiilllulnnt te tlls tlls
pel all the illusions of the lielglau peeple.
It is well known that our army, de
prived as it is el the Indispensable
eloments for a rapid mobilization, could
net be ready te fight until long alter the
country could be Invaded, occupied, and
truvorerd. Ourrcslstlui-ferce consists, ut
the maximum, of l'jn.oeo men, Including
the militia. Te held Autwerp with the
development given te the fortifications of
that place, we will need at least fcO.000 men,
without counting the garrisons necessary
at Liege, Ncmur, and ethor places. What
then would remain for us te eiler battle
with at any given point? And will we
even be ablu te dispuse of tint 120,000 nieiiT
That Is very doubtful j Ter at tlie moment
ofthe declaration of war, which will be
sprung neon us in short order, hew will
our malltlamen have tlme or possibility te
rejoin their corps Iraferu being captuied by
the invudcrs!"'
"Dut," reimuked the correspondent,
"could net France and aeriuiiny e ome te
blows without the necessity of 11 xlng en
Delirium Ter their battle greiiud r "
" It is Impossible," replied MulerGtmrd,
"that the military chiefs of both countries
have net fully studied that matter; and
from a strategic point of vletv, either of the
belllgercnts iliac should neglect te take
possesien of the whole or it part of Ilelghiu
territory must com premise by that omis emis
sion the result of ulterior operations. My
profound conviction Is that the concentra
tion of the French and German armies
will be effocted en llelKlan territory. Fer
that concentration the Germans have live
lines of railway, cajiable of throwing lu
ten day 500,000 men betw eon Aei sclmt and
Iluy, at the rate of 10,000 a Jay for each
line. Twenty-four hours altera declara
tion of war, which will prebadly be in the
evening, the German cavalry will be able
te occupy Ilassell, S.ilnt-Trend, Tlrloment,
Maestns-hl, iVc. The Fionch concentra
tion can be Directed in the same lapse of
tlme en the line botween Alost and Mau-
oeime, a.ul also twenty-four hours after
the declaration of war the French cavalry
cm occupy Alost, Turinoude, Ath, Ac.
Yeu see, then, that uxeept the inllltla of
Mahnes and Driissels all the rest In the
whole region between the Meuse and the
Kscaut will be unable te move. In a word,
after a careful study I have become con
vinced that IIeIkIuui Is completely ut the
merey of coming ovents."
.
flOHTING FI.MA1JM.
Twe Girls aiuke 11 l'liflllstle Dlpny
Durlin- lluptlsmnl Sorvleeti.
A successful revival has neon gelncr en
at the Methodist church In Ullca, Ken
tueky. On Tuesday uvculng the pastor
announced te his congregation that the
meetings would coine te a close and en the
following day there would boa baptismal
servlce in the Ohie river. Theie was a
larue number of the (lock present ut the
water's edge ou AVednesday afternoon te
witness the baptism of theso who had
takeu membership lu the church. Among
theso In attendance were Miss Mary
Heeper, aged nineteen years, and Miss
Itachel lorguKen, who Is only ene vear
her senior, said te be the handsomest girls
tWitjtjOlwriiwrt.,!
la the village. Between thsas two. alter a
red holVnvraaa(en, there took place, one
of UiUvesi Jlr pulling times In Utlca
for siverat decades. Miss Psrj-usen sua
tallied :a badly dsmmred nose and black
ove from the fist or Miss Iloepor. " When
tfie congregation thought it about time te
parttlSQ fomale belligerents, Miss Heeper
defied any ene te touch her and Intimated
te Mrs. Wesley, the preacher's wife, that
alie would gel hurt if she did net get out
of her way.
Mrs. Wcaley ondeavorod te pacify Mlsa
Heeper by exnlalnlnz te her that she was
simply acting In the capacity of peace
maker and that alie thought It very uu uu
liulyllke that such proceedings at Ged's
fountain should exlsl.
Miss Iloepor finally appeared very peni
tent, wan constrained te tears, and after
asKingiargivetiessorinesownoBiirroiinueu
her, including Miss Fergusen, the rites of
baptism were resumed and alx Immersions
wcre made.
DAItfit TO MUIlDEIt.
Matighter or a Hey Frteud In Wanton
Ilravade.
In a small candy shop In New Yerk
Kdward Well, a boy of 18 year, "and Wil
liam Column, a 14-ycnr-oldbey,inctou Fri
day. They wero imrt of a gangef young leughs
ranging In age from ten te seventeen. Wall
had a crooked silver handle of a lady's um
brella and was nourishing It about ns If it
wero a pistol. He polnted It at Column,
saying, " I'll sheet you."
"Yeu wouldn't dare te sheet If It wan a
pistol," said Column.
"I would If you 'dared' me te," was the
threatening reply.
Column swaggered ever te anether lad,
who handed him a sharp-pointed pencil.
"I don't want te be Jabbed by that pencil,"
said Wall. "I would dare you te Jab me
lr it was a knife."
Column borrowed from a boy a small
two bladed knlfe, the big blade of which
had been ground down te a elnt. Column
walked up te Wall, who In the meatitiine
had unbuttoned his coat and beared his
breast.
Column asked him If he was ready and
then without warning he Jabbed the knife
into Wall's breast. He pulled the knlfe
out, hnnded It te Its owner and ran out of
the iilnce laughing.
Wall buttoned up his coat and sauntered
out of the store, saying he would go te the
hospital. There the heuse surgeon found
thai the knlfe had entered botween the
third and fourth ribs and hail penetrated
the left lung, making a fatal wound.
Column was arrested at his home and at
the hospital was recognized by Well.
e
Annrehlstx Appeal.
The case of the Anarchists new In prison
In Illinois Is te be taken before the United
States supreme court for roview.
Ne Irngrnnt wild flewer of the heath
Is sweeter than my Julia's sigh ;
' Ne pearl Is whiter than her teclh,
Willie her ion lips the roses dye.
FerHOZODONT la her (IcIIbIiI,
It kurps thou-, charms se pure nnil bright.
The great quantity of waide mutttr'te-ts
hourly and dully removed from the system ren
ders It or supreme Importance that tliesttmiHch
ami liver he kept In perfect order. Luxniler uc uc
cempllehcs thin. All drugirlsts sell ttnt25ccnts
a packngc.
when your child has been attacked with illnr illnr
rhcen, colic orstemaeli disorder, de net delay
the use of l)r, Hull's lluby Hyrup one In-taut.
COveccricH.
A TCLAUKE'H.
GREAT SEVENJDAYS' SNAP.
Commencing Te-morrow (HATUIIDA Y) 8lh, nt
CLAItKK'H.
W cannot give you a Full Lint, of the Great
bargains, but would give :
Finn Ilnms (no shoulder), 10u. llnlegna, S ids
2Vj. Kxtm Drled lleer, 11 lU U3c. Pint Hetties
Worcestershire Hiuicc, 85c: halr.plul'bettlcs, 20c.
Kngle Hratul Condensed Milk, lie. California
Prune", 10e. Kine New Kreneh l'runes, !l lbs !Be.
CihmI I'riiniis, 4, 0 and M lbs 25c. Great XXXX
Fleur, 7.'sJ. HiicKwhcat, 75c for 2.1 Rs. Hiiaps In
Dried ami Kvaperntcit Fruits. Hnaps lu Canned
Ceal i
Cheese,
our 2ks uems) will oenvinct vim
uiKHt as any sold elsewhere for 25c, and our
lllemled Coffee for i"Je llie eeual of nnv.t5e C'ef-
fee In town. A new deal tii Feppy OH Heap.
Call and see It.
ea-llrliiK nil your old checks In at once and
tuk for our new rebate card.
SAMUEL CLARKE'S
TKA.COFFKKAUltOCCItY STOHK, NOS. 12
A II HOUTU IJUKKN HT.
A TIIUltHR'H.
RELIABLE GOODS.
Wenlm tefurnUli Uned Goods nt llcasennbla
Prices.
HUCKWHKAT 1 nUCICWIIKAT I
We have Choice, Pure, Plain, Ihickwlirnt,
that with FlelHlimnii's Ycust niiikes the llnest
lliickwheat Cakm. We nUe have llecker's ami
Hlovelis'HelMUilslug
COltNMKAb.
arnnulntcd, flrlnser's Klln-Urled nml White
Cerniueal.
OATMliAL AND AVKNA,
Cracked and Itelled Wheat, always fresh, Im Im
perlvil .Muciirent imd Vermicelli.
CIIFIMK-Dutchhcnit or Kdem, IM no Apple,
Haiisnge, Ituqucrert.iind Yerk HtateFull Cmini.
A CAitI,OAI) OF HALT. Just reeehed, a
ear of Cearse nnd Flne Halt, of superior quality.
110NF.YI HONEY I Fine Comb Henoy;
iilie, OrniiL-e Itloasem Heney lu bottles, ami
Itendeiud Heney by the pound.
, , NO. 17 KABT KINO STIIKET.
i-lelcihene Connection,
T llKlBl-M.
Slop! This is Heist's Advertisement ! Don't
rend It unless you want te save meuey,
Canned Cern, 6c.
Canned Ktrawberrles, four cans for 25c.
Canned blackberries, Sc.
liiunel lllnekberrlcH, four emu for Sic.
Flne Wliule Canned Tomatoes, be.
Fluest I'le I'eaclies lu cans, 10c.
Finest French J'eas, two cans fer25c.
Fine French 1'cas, Ilea can.
Kaerated Apricots, three pounds for 2e.
Cvnnoreted Apricots, llrlght Celer, 15u a
pound.
(leldcii Egg Plums, 10 I2t' mid 15e a immiiuI.
Flne l-urge lleldeu California Prunes, -Vea
peu ml.
Flne Country Dried Apples, Ce a qusrt.
Flue Uvaneruted Apples, three and le
pounds for &:.
Peaches, llrlght New Qoeds, tte pounds 2ee.
Peaches, Evaporated, three and two pounds
for 25c.
Prunellas, Fine Fruit, two pounds for25e,
Flne U-uke Muscatell Itnlslns, 12c.
Flne 1-ni'KO French 1'ruiiCM, thre pounds, 25c,
California Prunes, require no sugar, 10, it, 12
ami lieu ixnuul.
New Ijirge Figs, two pounds Ter 25c.
New Slewing Figs, three pounds for 2jc.
I'rysuillral Figs, two pounds for 25c
Flneet French Fie lVste, 15e a pevtnil.
DjIcs. neer saw the like, four pound, for 25e.
Mincemeat. 6, Sand 10c a huiu1.
Oranges nt 10, 15 and 20e u dozen.
Finest Line of Flerida Oranges.
Fine Yerk Htate Hener In combs, ISca pound.
F4nesl Yerk Htnte Extracted Henoy, tue
peu nits for 2'c. '
Macaroni, Simghettl, Vermicelli ami Italian
l'astc. The uboe are all New Italian Uoedsat
1"H a pack.
llome-MndeApplo flutter, Sea pound.
Hklniied llnms.nll rat cut off, lien pound,
rlcnlclIaiiiR. 8c a ieund.
Dried Ilecf, 10c,
Dried lteef Knuckles, 16
Finest Siiiniuer llolegnn, Oc.
lluneless Ilnms, from four pounds up, I'.V.
Scaled Herring. W te DO In a box, 25c a box.
Finest Portland Herring, six eunils fer25..
Tripe lu 20 pound kegs, il 25.
Finest Uenulue Hwlss Cheese, lu tcii-neund
lets, 25e.
Cemllne, 10c a pack.
WHOLESALE AND 11ETAIL UHOCEIt,
COItNEIl WEST KING AND I'lllNCE HTS.,
Directly Opposite
J. 11. Martin A Ce,'s Dry Goods Blere, Old
Next Doer loHerre' Herse Hetel.
I)ok for the Dig Hlgn across the pmement.
II N ' ESTO IW I
HE UUILDINO AND LOAN ASSOCIA
TION of Dakate Is n large real estate niort niert
gagu ceiuiuuy making leans upon the same
iirlnclple us Iho small lei'ul building associa
tions of the Uist. It Issues mld-ui sUk-Ic In
eerttrlcntesranglug In amount Ireni !50 te Si.OOO.
ltrnlugs range trum Uercent.te IS er cent.iK-r
aiiuuiu, depending upon length offline owner
curries stock. A pertlmi efillvldeuds are paid
tt'iul-unnimlly lu cash, stock alwms has
a flxel cash value te be paid stockholders by
the ussoclatteu lu case former wishes te sell. All
stock Issued ou debenture plan being backed
by mortgages deieslled with a trustee.
Correspondence tuvllcd.
, C. W.BTAHLINO.
I'hlludelphlaenict-,
Ne. HI Walnut UlrseU JuuWiueed
PaBMni
Htfnimkcv'.
PattADiLruiA, Batarday, Feb.S, 1980.
Browsing ever the advertis
ing in yesterday's newspapers,
one was forcibly reminded of
the humorous philosopher's re
mark that, " it is better net te
knew se much than te knew se
much that is net true."
Between the ethics and the
facts we were solely tempted te
a homily concerning the immi
nent danger te which much ad
vertising exposes Truth. We
forbear.
Yesterday we printed sonic
words about Black Dress Stufls
which we hope you will keep
securely in mind. Yeu can
never knew the possibilities of
Black as a dress color unless
you are acquainted with our
Black btuffs for bpnng. I here
is a calm and elegant repose
about the rich things in Black
Black may be rusty, but cannot
be tawdry ; Black may be a
part of the shabby genteel, but
can never be degraded.
Revelations yesterday. Cot Cet Cot
eon, even in the breezy, bright
Ginghams ; mehairs, even at
their shimmering best ; silk,
even in the filmy.' Orientals,
must all hide diminished heads.
The ancient house of Lupin,
imperial always in French
Dress Goods, equally imperial
under Kingdom, Empire, or
Republic. Their fabrics for the
season were at last revealed.
The battles of the winds and
waves and ice fields ever, safe
home in pert, ready te fulfil
their manifest destiny, of beau-
tilul dress ler fair Americans.
Like a first view at the Salen
is the first leek at the Lupin
novelties each season. De you
doubt the command of the
Lupiji heue,? Take testimony
at iuc i-ivucih jcxpusiuen. ine.
Vast space alleted for their e,xT
hibit tells the story, Tlife'
French knew Frenchmen, ahd
Lupin's place yvas fixed by a di
vine right recognized by
Frenchmen.
Yeu will come te the Dress
Novelty counter eager te meet
these French beauties. Our
people favored with the bright
er stocks grew interested, en
thusiastic ever the new things,
and are only tee glad te show
them.
Descriptions don't describe
these goods cannot. Only
when the famous myth, the
word-painter of the lily, takes
his pen in hand te advertise
can such as; these hope for jus
tice. Ask te see :
First, Weel almost exactly
like Canten crepe, with bor
ders of mohair in cream, black,
navy, and the same with all all
ever mohair spots. 46 inches ;
borders $3, all-evers $3.50.
Second. Weel lace Grena
dine with satin striped borders,
$2, and all-ever satin stripes,
Third. Mexican mesh Gren
adines, superbly rich, all-ever
satin stripes, 48 inches, $3.50.
Fourth. Black Grenadine,
with silk gres-grain stripes,
two assortments, different
widths of stripes, ten colors
each, $2.50 ; same, all-ever
stripes, $3.
These are only suggestions
of the surrounding variety.
The quantity of each is very
limited, and the styles exclu
sive te us for this market.
Blacks in Black section, ethers
at Novelty counters.
Jehn Wanamaker.
i- , ,L
UivH-cllauc0U0
C1ALIFOUNIA.
J Hpeclsl Parties, hfinl-menllily. Tourist
sleeping cars. Cheap rates. Southern Pacific
Ce. Address, E. HAWLEV. Gen'l Eastern
Agent, 84.1 llreadway, New Yerk : It. J. HM ITU
Agent, ti a. 31 Ht Plilla, JaulO-lydl'taw
fti! IWZ OCmitHK i Htte NIOHTHES
OtJjJ HION. KEHIONE UUINKsH COL
LEGE. eung Men and Ladlcji This school
Is better prepared than ever te gle jeu a tlrst
elass buslucsH education. Our (-Hurts the tlrst
jear hae been crowned with wonderful sue
rc.V.V ... W. 1). MOSHElt, Prln.,
IfdAw 16 North Queen HU, Ijuieaster. Pa.
$100,000.
INVESTMENTS,
1IONDS AND MORTGAGES IN HUMS OF
1100, 1500, J1.01W te tx,oex
Interest tl per cent. Payable qunrterly.
JOHN II. METZLEIt,
elS-lyd OBouthDukeHt.
-rjltOPOSALd FOR BTONE.
reiKisals will be received by the
airetu committee up I
in, en .Men-
day. I tbruarr 10. 1S.H). for stnnn fur n.n n ti...
streets of Lancaster, said stene te be broken te
sle as directed by the Htrect Committee.
llld-lcrs will state price at nunrries iier Ien of
'.',tW) iMiiinils, with aud without use of city
crm-heraiid engine, nnil price or stene deltv deltv
eieden the street whom needed, or free en
beard cars at Lancaster, and also stnte location
efiiuarrlcs.
Didders must furnish te the committee net
less than three samples or the stone they pro
pose te furnish, which samples shall be tool
dressed te n eulMef 2 Inches, and, if net homo
genous, must Ihi cut parallel with tba clev
uge. such samples te be subjected te any tests
which may lieilmncil preis-rby Ihoeemmlt-ti-olu
order te determine their relative Milue
for the mirpexcs for which llievum l.ilv- i,,.i
n.i. ...- ,. .-.. . :....:".: r : -. : "
aiiu titutuiy as se ueierniiucu
uualltv
must Im full,.
malntnliied durln
nir the term of eenlraet. in
case of dispute, the remmttten U t,i i... ti..
Judge of the qtialliy ofthe sleuc fiirnltlied.
Contract te begin en uud te be
made for ene or three years, at the option ofthe
committee.
All bids must be accompanied by a certified
check lu the sum of JlOO.und upon theauard et
the contract a bend in a suitable amount, wm,
approved security, must be furnished ler the
faithful ierferuiauce ofthe same.
The Committee reseres the right te reject
any or all bids.
lllds te be left at the office of C. A. Gasl. Ne.
lSNerthllukestreet, before 5 o'cle-k p. in, en
Monday.FebruarylQ.andiiddrcssedtetheHtrfet
Commtttee of I jincniter.
lty order el IheCeinmltti-e.
r, . n, , W.IDDLB,Clialrinau.
C.A.OAsr,CUrk. jima',ri,5,s
n fr,AiJHJJBg.g,"
9rbtncnc.
COMMON COUWCiti OHtINAiCK,NO.t
January I, Ism. In Common Council liead and
Ilcferrcu te the Finance Committee Basse
Day Itcperted Back Affirmatively
and Ordered Printed.
An Ordinance te fend 112,700 of the Kxlstlng
Ccrllflcatf or Indebtedness. Hearing Biz I'er
Cent., of ihe City or Iancaslcr.
BKCTlei I, lie it ordained by thn select and
common councils of the city of Lancaster In
councils assembled, that for the purpose
pi iunuing vin,7w 01 we oenuca in
debtedness of the city of Lancaster, bear
ing 0 per cent. Interest, part at four per cent
and part at six per rent., the mayor or ths
city Is hereby autherised te Issstie certificates
or Indebtedness of said city te the amount of
113,000 in denominations of $1,000 te bearlnlerest
nt six per cent, per annum, parable quarterly,
for the purpose of redeeming the ccrtlncntes of
Indebtedness new In the liuchnnan-McKvoy-Itcynelds
relief fund, nnd also Issue certificates
of Indebtedness of said city te the amount of
IKRjOO In denominations of SW0, and 1200 In
denominations of (100, te bear Interest at the
rnlnef4 per cent, per annum, paynblenuarlerly,
said certificates te be redeemable In lawful
money of the United States at the pleasure of
thn city, arter flrtecn years, and within thirty
years from the date thereof, nnd te be free from
nil ether taxation, The Interest of the same
shall le made paynble nt the office; of the
treasurer of thorny of Lancaster, and they shall
hnve set forth and expressed upon their fuce the
abeve specified conditions.
Hr.c. 2, That the mayor of the city Is hereby
authorized and empowered te sell nnd dispose
of nny of the certificates of Indebtedness bearing
per cent, interest issuna unacr mis orainance
for lawful money of the United States at net
less than their par value, nnd te apply ths pro
ceeds thereof te the payment of certificates of
Indebtedness of the city of Lancaster, bearing
six percent. Interest, nnd for no ether purpose
whatsoever.
NEC. 3. An annual tax of one-half mill en tin
dollarennlUsubJeetsof taxation for city pur
poses Is hereby directed te be assessed and
levied te pay the principal nnd Interest en tliOj
above lean, collectible and payable as ether
elty taxes.
Ordained and enacted Inte a law nt ths City
of Lancaster, Febranry 6, IMS).
W. K.DEAItD.
President Common Council.
David L. Dkicn,
Clerk Common Council.
D. E. LONO,
Presidentelect Council.
Frank 8. lUnn,
Clerk Select Council pre tern.
Approved February 7, 1R00.
nstd KDW. EDOEMEY, Mayer.
O ELECT COUNCIL OIIDINANCE, NO. 2.
December 18, 18S9. In Hclect Council Read and
Iteferrcd te the Htrcct Committee. Kama
Day Heperted Hack Afllrmatlcly. Jan
uary t, 181)0. InHeleet Council Itcnd
Mccond and Third Times nnd
Adapted After Htriklng Out
the Words which ura
In brackets.
An Ordinance Giving nnd Granting teHnmncr
T. Diiiihiiuihls Associates and Assigns,) the
I'rlvllcgennd llleht te Operate Moter Hlreet
Cars and Erect aud Maintain Poles en ths
Htrects of tlin Cltv
or iAiicuster. Along the
ter City Mtreet llalhvav
Llne of the Lancaster City Mtreet
nud the East End IlallwnvL'emnanv :
Hkcties 1. He It ordained by the Hclect and
Common Councils of the City of Lancaster,
mat ier me purpose ei inireauciug electricity
ns the motive powcrfefl the Lancaster CI tyStrect
llall way Company nnd the East End Railway
Company Humncr T, Dunham, his associates
and assigns, shall have the right te op
erate meter street cars and erect nnd maintain
poles en both sides of each street along the
route ei saia railways, nt sucn points as ine en-,
glncer In charge of the said construction of said
strtct railways nnd the street committee of city1
councils may deem necessary, and te connect
the poles en oppesl te sides of the streets se as te
carry the wires which connect the electric cur
rent te the cars. ,ir
Provided said wires shall b maintained at
the, height or net less than 'eighteen leet nbevn
thovrnduersurtace ofthe street or street, and
allot tlm.workfle locating' Uud Erecting said
. poles mid.wlres shall, pe subjcet td Ilia approval
of the street roiriinlttee or city councils, fiti.ii. '
Ati,1 KVnvlilrtrt ftirllinr ll,jilit- .,f t .4,rrtiif m
shall have the right te the poles te support and
convey the citv wires as the cltv of ljincastcr
convey the city wires as the city of umcastcr
may new or hereafter deslre te operate, said
wires te be erected se ns net te Intcrfcre with
the operation of said railway
And provided fiirther.that all poles shall be of
weed, uniform la height and thickness as near
as possible and te be palntcdef acolerapprovcd
uy me siri-cieummiuce ei cuy councils,
Section 2. That whenever the city of Lancas
ter shall hereafter pave or macadamize any
sheet or street along the line of said street rail
way companies, with asphalt blocks, Belgian
blocks, asphalt sheeting, or broken stone, the
said street railway companies, their successors
or assigns, shall nt the same tlme pave nud ma
cadamize the street occupied by the railways;
that Is te my, between the tracks of wild rail
ways, with the same kind of blocks, or material
with which the city or Lancaster paves or ma
cadamizes the said street or streets, nnd If the
said railway companies, their successors or r.s.
signs, shall neglect or refuse te de the said
work, then the city of Lancaster shall de the
same and recover the cost nnd expense thereof
from the said railway companies.
Section 3. Thut the said street railway com
panies or Humncr T. Diiuham, his associates or
assigns, In consideration of the franchise here
by granted shall pay te the treasurer of the
city or Lancaster en or before thn first day of
June, )3W, nnd annually thereafter, the sum of
flrty cents en each and eiery pole which may
be erected and maintained by them within the
city limits, and the further sum of five dollars
for each and every ear which said railway com
panies may use and operate.
Section 4. Thnt the said street railway com
panies asejicruted by HumnerT. Dunham, his
associates and nsslgns,slmll be subject tenll the
previsions of an ordinance, entitled " An Ordi
nance Regulating Passenger Railway Compa
nies In the City of Lancaster," approved March
a, Is87.
Sections. That the railway companies shall
be leuiilred te run their ears nt Intervals at net
less than from 10 te 12 minutes during business
hours and that the rate or speed ebitll net ox ex
coed seien miles iier hour In the business parts
or the elty.
Ordained and enacted Inte u law at the City
of Lancaster, Januarys, INK).
W. If. HEARD.
President or Common Council.
David U Deem,
Clerk Common Council.
D. E. LONO.
President Select Council.
J. K, Baiiii,
Clerk Select Council. ItWtd
gtlioccUitucmte.
OYSTERS I REST OYSTERS IN THE M Alt
kct served 111 nil stiles, and meals at all
hours, nt CH ARLl'-S E. llOSTERS, In the rear
of the Central -Market. Oysters In the shell or
opened served te private families. Telephone
connection. iieVJO-Zmdlt
A f-ADAME GUERPII.LON
WILI. QIVB IXSTHCCTIOXS IN
FRENCH in This City.
FROM OCTOBER 1st.
Ne deduction for abseuce. Fer particulars
address, M'ME G
s2S-ly dS Ne. 1 19 North Queen Street.
LIVE SCHOOL NOTHING SUPErXnU
ntcd about the Lancaster Business Cel-
. Our methods are the best, newest, most
practical. Our Actual Business Department
complete In all Its details. Our students are
deeply Interested In their school work, and our
attendance the lurgestsluce the organization or
the school, nnd , well, call and sen us at the
pleasantest schoel-iooms In the city, Ne. 31
North Duke street, and convince yourself ns te
the truth or the abeve statements. Pleased le
have jeu cull, as you will speak n geed word
for us lr you get acquainted with the school.
H. C. WEIDLER. Principal.
kROCLAMATlON.
CITY ELKCriON.
The qualified voters or the City or Lancaster
are hereby notified that an election will be held
In thcseicral wards at the usual places of held-
ltm StatO lllld eelintv i-liv-tlnna .in Tunc,!.,.-
frehninry 18,1800, between the hours of 7 n. iii!
nnc 7 p. m.. forthe purpose or clcctlugfenti gen
eral tlcketllu Majer and twelvotsehool Direc
tors, nnd the qualified voters or the several
wards bhnll at the samnplnceelcct the ether offi
cers us fellows :
First Ward One member or Select Council,
four members or Common Council, one Consta Censta
ble, one Judge, two Inspectors, und ene Asses
ser. Second Ward-One member or Select Council,
three members or Common Council, one Con
stable, one Judge, two Inspectors, nud oneAs-so--or.
Third Ward One member or Select Council,
three in embers of Common Council, ene Con
stable, ene Judge, two Inspectors nnd one As
sessor, Fourth Ward-One luemlwr of Select Council,
tl.ree members or Common Council, ene Con
stable, ene Judge, two InsiH-cters, ene Assessor
nnd one Alderman.
Firth Wnrd- Twe members of Common Coun
cil, one Constable, one Jud'c. two Inspectors,
and one Assessor,
Sixth Ward-One member of Select Council,
three mvuiuvrs of Common Council, ene Con
stable, one Judge, two luaiieclers, one Akf.e-.ser.
und oue Alderman
Seventh Ward Three members or Common
Council, ene Constable, one Judge, two lu-siKH-ters,
and one Assessor.
Eighth Ward One member or Select Council,
three members or Common Council, one Cen'
stable, one Judge, two Inspectors, and one As As
sesxer. Nluth Ward Three mcmlx-it or Common
Council, ene Constable, one Judge, two lnn-oc-ters,
one Assessor, and one Alderman.
T he election officers or the scleral wards are
hereby required te uiakethu necessary returns
of the election, and te notify thoersenselected
wllhlu tuenly.leiir hours after such election
shall havi' 1h--ii i-lecd und the number of votes
for each candidate or person leled rorascer rerascer
trlned. Given under my hand this 2Sth day of Jan
uary. A. D. 1SW. EOW. EDOERLEY,
Jiifi.l0.l7il Mayer.
Xrerit'K TO TKESPASEHS AND GUN
L N hits. All H-rsens are hereby forbidden
te trespass en any ofthe lauds of the Cornwall
lid Speedwell estates lu Lebanon or Lancaster
leuntltf, whether Inclesed or uuluclesed, either
for the purpose or sheeting or tlshlng, as the
law will be rigidly enforced against all tres
passing en said lands or the undersigned arte
tills notice.
WM. COLEMAN FREEMAN
It. PERCY ALDEN,
KDW. U FREEMAN,
Attorneys fox U. W, Celeman's Ucln.
iRswhltttriis
rAPPYNEW VCA.KI
b"
H
Steam Engine
AND
Beiler Works.
MANUFACTURER OF
HORIZONTAL
VERTICAL I
IMRTABLE f
HOIHTINU )
INOINIS.
I Horizontal Tabular.
Vertical,
Twe Flua,
Deuble Seek,
Marine.
BOILERS.
CENTRIFUOAI.
1
DOILEK FEED
PUMPS.
(Haw Mills.
J, Bark Mills,
(Cob Mills.
MIISUIU
BTEA
MILLS.
AUTOMATIC TAN PACKERS,
Bit ASS LEATHER ROLLERS,
BARK CONVEYER BCREWB,
PULLEYS, SHAFTING,
GEARING HANGERS,
PILLOW BOXES, CLAMP BOXES,
COUPLINGS, COLLARS,
MILL BUSHINGS, BTEP BOXES.
SPINDLES, TOES AND STEPS,
PULLKT PLATES,
BRIEVE WHEELS,
&&, Ac, Ac., Ae
BOLTS, TURNBUCKLEH,
LAO SCREWS. RODS UP-SETT,
SETT SCREWS, FORGINGS,
NUTS, Sq. and Ilex,, CAST WASHERS,
PLATE WASHERS,
WROUGHT WASHERS.
Specialty In Making and Repairing
DEEP WELL DRILLING TOOLS,
Viz: Reds, Bits, Reamers, Jan, Sand Pumps,
Bit aud Red Catches, ftc.
Charcoal Hammered f
iiurncns luvei
Deuble Kenned
Refined
Heller nnd Tunk
TANKS Round or Square, for ' Gas, OH,
Water or Acids.
Stacks, Stand-pipes, Wntcr Wheel Casings,
Het Air Furnaces, Ac.
LARGEST STOCK OF
ENGINE AND BOILER SUPPLIES
Buchns Valves, Cocks, Gauges, Oilers. Cast
ei(i an ,,-, rftn;s, UUUKUB, 1llvrB, VtlSS
and Malleable Fittings, Injectors, Packings,
Pipes, Ac., ever carrledm Lancaster. v
''-..
Special Attention Given te uj -fi-
STJ.AM HE A: J.I NfiV
' lightwi'dilleavy Icen bridBrpu Castings.
1 iTRepali-Wu; Promptly A'Hcndcd te.-S
. .Cheap Iiet off j ."-11.-1-
BECOND-HANDPULLKVA ANDSHAFriNG t
FOR BALE. " , - ;, (
s ruiffj", lsxix ; s i-uiieys, ssxiu; z cuiieys,
ilx7; 2 Pulleys, 44UK; 2 PeUeys,40z7i; i
Pulleys, 88X7-1-.
1 Weed Split Pulley, !)xl8X ; 3 Weed Split
Pulleys, 41x1.
8-2 15-16 Cellars.
52 feet, 2 15-10 Shafting.
U 21 Inch Drep Hangs Deuble Braced.
Jehn Best,
333 EAST FULTON ST.,
LANCASTER, PA.
Second-Hand Boilers.
5-30-Hersn Power, 60 Inch Dlam., 10 feet long.
221 Inch Tubes. Price, S175 and 1W.
1 Beiler 30 Inch Dlam., 13 reet long, 21-3 Inch
Tubes, 12 feet long, with Fire Frent, 1125.
rSUVititUVtf.
TTENRY WOLF,
FURNITURE STORE,
has removed te 136 East King street, having a
hill line of Furniture of every description at the
lowest prices. Alse Undertaking promptly at
tended te. call and examlne our goods,
as-tfdlt II. WOLF. ISO East King Street.
s
,VE MONEY.
HAUSTIRE BUYERS
Alwaj s Save Meney by Buying from
Oclis St Oilblbs.
Immense Bteck of Cheapest, Reliable
FURNITURE
IN THE COUNTY. CHEAPER THAN AUC
TION. -Full Lint of Heme-Madc Werk. Goods
stored until wnnttd. Make no mistake lu the
place.
Ochs & Gibbs,
2d, 3d A Ith Floers, 31 SOUTH QUEEN
SlREET.
OPECIAL BARGAINS IN FURNITURE.
FURNITURE I
SPECIAL BARGAINS!
In ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE will be
given for the NEXT THIRTY DAYS. People
going te housekeeping In the Spring will save
money by selecting goods new and having
them put aside until wanted.
W. C. SAPP,
NO. 114 SOUTH QUEEN ST.
a-Next te Southern Market.
Janle-'.'iuWAS
icutietvtt.
DR. NATHORHT. DENTIST.
SWCKNTRE SQUARE.
De net let your teeth decuy any further. Yeu
de net often Und adecaed teeth that can net
be saved by tilling or crowning. Have lour
teeth examined nnd attended te nt once, it will
save suirerlng nnd exieuse. All operations
guaranteed. Filling Teeth uud Painless Extrac
tion hpeclnltles. ulifKlmdAw
TEN'T18TRY.
" 26 Years Fracttceln One Office."
J. B. McCASKEY,
NO, II EAST KINO bTHECT,
Over Flist National Hank. Dentistry In all Its
branches. Gasndmlnlstereil. Teeth extracted
nbselulely without palu. All work warranted.
e!2-(iindM,HAw
OTdrtl.
T" UMBER AND CXIAU
J TOI1ACCOHHOOKHANDCA8E8. WEST
ERN HARD WOODS. Whelesale and Retail,
by , B. II. -MARTIN A CO..
n3-lyd 421 Water Street; Lancaster, Pa.
T5AUMGARDNERS COMPANY.
COAL DEALERS.
Ornciw-Ne. 12!) Nerti QueenSlrect, nnd Ne.
501 North Prlui-e street.
YAititt North PrliiLe Htreet, ucar Reading
Depot.
auglb-Ud LANCASTER, PA,
. -k- . te
5
9ry
aractaX BARGAIN).
aaassma
J. Harry Stamm
24
Cxit r SqLiflir4
Taming Prices Upside Down
OH
Taming Prices Downside Ui
It don't mskt much difference which you HI
ersi, we only
WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT WK ABB I
-ABOUT-
250 REMNANTS
OF
BLACK HENRIETTAS,
BLACK CASHMERES,
COLORED HENRIETTAS,
COLORED CASHMERES,
PLAIN CLOTHS,
FANCY CLOTHS,
PLAIN AND STRIPED SERGES,
BLACK DRESS SILKS,
Etc., Eta, Etc.,
At the Lewest Fric
u I
"A J. &'$ ASKED IN OUR CITY.
JiVVw c"li.ur
tma ! 1 k ,u r .i) 1
! I. .1 ni
1 t tl
.Shrewd, Quick Buyers will be the Large Qal
rs by Paying Our Store an Early Visit.-1
lh.A! ll.lli.' ,11 At.HWJll ti, . . ,
rweniy Dezen Men;Sji7q,;Linen,Turnae
uenars ui oje itscn. 1 11" - vn 3"
Ruchlngs, Ribbons, stamped LlnensnVW
Corsets, Jerseys, Towels. Table Llnensv
Banner Reds, Plush Ornaments, Etc.,
AT
LOW PRICES
AT
J.HarryStamrrrt
NO. 24 CENTRE SQUARE.
J.
B. MARTIN A VO.
J.B. MARTIN & CO.
Upholstery Goods.
The table filled with Bargait
irVUphelsterv Goods was tl
centre of attraction yesterdaj
Every article at 2 and pricl
vnetner let ler next week.
Table Cevers.
juie, Raw 311KS, reit ar
Tapestry Table Cevers that sol
trem gi te $3 each, reduced
25c, 50c and 75c. Everyei1
damaged, some slightly Ixei
store draping, ethers mere
from ether causes.
Window Drapery.
Have you a pair or a singl
window te draper An el
pertunitv te buv V. i or 2 nail
of Curtains at a low pricl
iet mere than 2 pairs in ar
one let. Swiss. Madras. Nc
tincham, Chenille and TurcJ
man. Seme are about J thel
regular prices.
Muslin Day.
Te-morrow, Saturday, FebrJ
ary , Muslin and Sheetings ;
Cut Prices. A chance for tl
shrewd housekeepers. Hill.
yard wide. 63c : vard wic
VAc Fruit of the Leem, iA
wiiiiamsviiie, gyic ', rnde
the West. 1 1 3c : Anoleten
65tC ; Utica, 10-4 Sheetini
25c; Utica, 5-4 Pillow Casd
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. West King' and Prince Sts
LANCASTER. PA.
Htueiv.
piIE MUSIC STORE.
THE MUSIC STORE
PIAWTOS.
DECKER BROS. PIANOS.
HAINES BROS. PIANOH
MASON HAMLIN ORGANS. IlANDiANl
UtlUllMl llALi JiSTKUMENTH.
STRINGS ANDTRIMMINOS OK ALL KINI
WOODWARD tc CO.
14 East" King St, Lancaster, Pa.
TTMOR HEADOUARTERS
W a - 1. ,f ti ir n n . r 1
OT U. A. M., P. O. S. of A., 1. O. O. K Elks
.UKIiU KUU 11UI, KU IO
ERISMAN'S,
Ne.UWt JilngSUttt,
tJWAaaliJo - AjielWWis!;i.' - tJWAaaliJe - AjielWWis!;i.' - -,-J-v
NEWBOSTfSM