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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08
Toe TaacnoIs' Institute

The regular annual institute of the
teachers OF Lancaster county will be held
in Fulton opera house next week, com.
mencing on Monday. The exercises dur
ing the day will be tho same as usual and
number of eminent teachers will bo
present The entertainments in the
evening promise to be unusually line.
The Lancaster Inquirer, with It's usual
enterprise, has Issued a supplement which
will DO of great value 10 all teachers. II
gives the name and address of every
teacher in tho county, toget her with list
of school directors, and statistics of the
local schools, 1t also contains interesting
articles 90 different educational subjects
from the pens Of prominent gentlemen.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08

honest candidate in their party. With
most people this might be regarded as a
vote Of confidence to be highly cherished
by its recipient. To the Nep Era, how
ever, 1t has been proof conclusive that
the president elect is in every way unfit
to be the chief executive OF the nation.
1t Is curious to observe the effect of
partisan madness on some varieties of
editorial intelligence.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08
A Hsantiful Lithosrapn.

Z. Lorillard, the we'll known tobacco
man, has just issued beautiful base bail
lithograph which was published by Root &
Tucker. II contains correct pictures OF
President, Mills of the National League,
Secretary Young, A, G. Spaulding, Harry
Wright, and the following well known
players OF different clubs /: Whitney, Sto-
vey, Bennett, Hecker, Anson, Start, Sny-
der, Ewing, Morrill,, keefe and Dsaslsy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08

THERE Is one thing that has been
satisfactorily demonstrated in Tuesdays
election and that is that ex sheriffs are
not necessarily out of the pale of respsc
liability; and that they are not to be con
demned as malefac.ors, because the peo
pie have seen fit TO elevate them to the
shrieyalty. an oaiee of trust ani respon
ssbiiity. The Neo Era, for some reason
best known TO Itself, seemed to regard
MT. Cleveland as very bad man
oseause the Republicans of Erie
county New York, had made him
aerih when they could not find an
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08
CurrenI nn.inr.s Of Cont.

After the completion of the election
returns this morning the following current
business was transacted This tavern
license of Preston Knight, 1st ward, city,
was transferred TO A. III. lands.
Ii. ID. Bausman, j. IL. Becker and s.
Potts were appointed viewers of a proposed
road in Martio township.
The filing OF tho jury wheel has been
postponed until Monday, November II.
Adjourned to Monday morning at 10
O'Clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08
Tho illInoi. LIE. e.isIAInra a Tie

The latest returns from the cong essloI al
vote in Illinois indicate that Landes,
Democrat, has defeated Mccartney, Re-
publican, In the Sixteenth district. This
leaves the Illinois delegation with 10 Re.
pnbliosns and 10 Democrats, and there
oan be no change. The last returns max e
the state Legislature tte oa joint ballot,
out there may be changes in this, the
Democrats having the beet chance for A
majority.
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me lYnnlrd TO Know.

Papa" inquired bright little dauGh.
ter Of Republican politician IF the Fourth
ward, ''will the Republicans have to stay
up Salt River tweuty.t0ur years ?"
No, my child ; there is no such thing
as Salt RiVer--it Is Q myth
swell then, why did you say before the
election that the Democrats would take
another trip up there ?"
"Go toll your mother she wants you !"
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REHcBLIcAS CONCESSION OF THE ELEc-
TIOy

The Albany Eosntng Journal couosdes
the election OF Olegeiaud Ii says |:
There seems TO be no longer dUuor
that Governor Cleveland has been elected
president. Every county has sen. on its
tull vote, and a careful veriticetion Of the
results assure Governor Cleveland a plu-
rslity Of about 1000 in the state. The
vote will not vary 900 on either side of
these figures. New York gives Cleveland
enough votes to elect him. The Journal
has devoted all Of its energies towards
securing another result, aud it now re
luctantiy states that the election has been
decided differently from its desire because
1t believes that the prompt recognition of
the will Of Tie majority 10 essential TO the
maintenance ana preservation of Ameri
can institutions. So long as the people of
tho United States have decided to transfer
the federal adm nistration TO the Demo
cratic party We are glad that the decision
has been IN tde in favor of DemOocat
from New York state. Pride in thu Em
pire staye, which has furnished only one
president OF the United Ssates-Martin
Van BureD, iu lS36-undoubtedly gives TO
every citIEsn OF the state bias In favor
of his fellow Citissns."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08
Lsuc..r.r t.er.s 10 Reading.

At the Berks county fair ground yestsr
day there was q paciog RAGS for special
purse between Eyrioh & Stuffl,t's BE- m.
owned by Joseph p. Knight. OF Lancaster,
this class having failed to AL. The race
was won by" Katharina."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08
Curious Ear OF Uorn.

This morning We were shown curious
ear OF corn by Hiram Miller, Of 75S II igh
street, attached TO the heel of the main
ear aud surrounding it are six small ca s.
Mr.. Miller had another ear, which meas
uTed over fourteen inches.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08

WHEN it is considered how many great
difficulties the Democratic party labored
under in tho great Sight that has Just been
successfully closed, their sgocess appears
remarkable Buffers treacbery vas taking
some votes from the Democracy in every
doubtful state. In New York city there
was every opportunity for the County
Democracy to trade off the national for
the mayoralty candidate with iitsis or uD
chance for detection. Opportunity ia q
lesser degree for the same ends was given
the Tsmmany people. Then an enormous
corruption fund collected from the Jay
Gould banquet,w used TO debauch voters
10 doubtful states. Finally, the lying
Associated Press had to be fought. But
the battle has been fought aud the victory
won, and the Democracy can well afford
to forgive their bitterest enemies In the
hour of their respondent triumph.
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r-re rr,nn-,a r-r-

fIA.fAr IS \ VI y Il.
THIS WID0W's VICTIM.
NJ. L"lEiCr ...-...s,.,....,.....m mr. DOugherty.
II- t' E'-....r...s. .s.,.s's,..-....'.hr brinip1
Geis'@R , q Miller
MIS- la oA.'....'..''... AiSs Nickors 0iFn.
Mrs IwiI or. ..............."' Miss NJ 5 grsmtth.
Jane S4attorly ....,,......'.- Miss Knight.
Henry spreadHrOW...... ......,Mr. EsAleman,
MllnuA ..... Mr.. Alice.
jennie Nolthcote,..... ............M Miss Ga dor,
"IESD Hs Fivg fHiLiiSes." e 1T
SoIig4.ty ''.'''''..;;." Alice.
Lapt. IhuOrs,....,...-.. .-,..,.."AT. EshlemGn.
NofsllhI MI Miller.
Mrs. Major PhoObs.......... ......., Miss Eauman.
Mrs. Gept thobO5. 5....,r,,.......... Miss Calder.
FAhAy. y...s.'.'-.'''s..'...''st,M Miss Aessersnith.
the rendition OF those thres plays re-
HsGts the greatest credit upon the young
performers, Ia the Widows Victim"
the pretty, ooquettish little widow fully
Justified Mr.. Ppdge's devotion. Jane and
Clip Cne~getiosly carried ont their mis-
tress' plans, and Mr.. TWitrer's agitation
aud excitement were most ably represented,
while his insultsd wife was dressed to per.
fection. - Lend me Five Shillngs" gave
MT, G5ligbtiy ample scope TO display his
comic powers and his scenes with Capt.
PAObbs brought down the house, while the
Two Mrs, PhObbs, were charming in ball
attire, and Fanny frisked around in true
WdiJEtbA 30 ~.
But " 5weethearts" was the gem of the
evening aud Winyx's get up aud acting
of his part, were capital. Jenny Was lovely
in her garden dress, and in the second act,
" The fruit was sweeLer than the Elos-
SON." Sir Henry SpTeadbow was excel
lent, in manner, voice aud appearance, and
the play WAS greeted With rounds OF ap-
plause.
Ia short the affair was g success In dress,
appointments, acting and arrangements,
aud the young performers may well be
proud OF their enJertairment and gratiiied
at the pleasure it has afforded to SO many.
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Tobacco ,Yarenouss soid.

Bausman 81 Burus, real estate agents,
to-day sold for John 3 Rohrer, his tine
large tobacco warehouse, situated on
West Chestnst street, near North Queen,
to Mr.. Henry Baumgardner for $4,000
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Peasant Temperance entertainments.

The entertainment at the Fulton opera
house on Thursday evening, for the benefit
OF the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, was well attended. All the
participants acquitted themselves with
credit, aud where all did so we'll it is un-
necessary to mention individual names,
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MaIor'a Ooprt.

Tho mayor disposed of three cases this
morning. One yag was discharged, one
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08

WELCOME the coming, speed the pant
ing guest
IT is gall aud wormwood for the Reput-
lcan party, bat it must go.
THIS has been bad year for dema.
gogues. Vide Butler and Malone.
THE Democratic governors galIantly
held the fort in their respective states.
Now that it is settled that the Republi.
can party is beaten, let us have peace.
TIE vote is close iu Now York, but
wait until the returns from the whole
country are in.
IT is believed that the Nep Era will
ooncede x-Sheriff Clevelands election on
March 4, 1885
1t is confidently thought that tho Ntp
Era will soon be claiming that Buchanan
vas never elected.
If Belva Lockwood does wear striped
stockings, that is no reason why her vote
should not be fairly counted.
CLEVELAND has received a majority of
81 votes 10 the electoral college, but his
majority of the popular vote will be tire e.
meDdous.
The tenacity with which the Indepen
dents cling to the hope of Blaine's election
and the grace with which tho Stalwarts
accept his defeat is one of the most curious
features of the late contest.
The insulting address issued By the
Republican national committee, referring
TO Democratic efforts to " thwarG the will
o. the people," will only maxi the
inevitable Democratic pill harder for them
to swallow.
WHAT language eau describe John
L9gau's feelings? Loath to take the
vice. presidential nomination he is now
besteu, and the Illinois Legislature is q tie
on JOINT ballot with indications pointing
to Democratic majority on the later 10.
turns. Black, indeed, was Tuesday fol
B aok jack.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08
MILTON NJ, RUTT,

Milton NJ. Raft, of this city, died at the
residence Of his father Petor Rrtt, on
North Queen street. last evening about 10
o'clock, On Wednesday he was standing
in Cenuo Square talking over the election
returns with some friends when he sud
denly fell over. His head struck on the
stone pavement and was badly cut. He
was taken to his home and afterwards
removed to his father's. He was seized
with violent convulsioDs, from which he
suffered up TO the tims OF his death. His
physicians think that the injury TO his
head By the fall was the cause of the
convulsions. Deceased was in the 33d
year of his age, and leaves wife aud four
small children. BY occupation he was q
bartender aud had been employed in n
number OF prominent hotels aud restau.
rants IN the city.
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NOT POR sxTr ALoHR.

NJ AXE thou thy brothers care thine own,
AND prove thysalt faithful friend,
FOR this is man. divinest end,
Aud not 10 work tor self alone.
One common faith and brotherhood,
One common hope and mighty love
One high, controlling 20 -r above
nat draws us toward the highest good
Henry Schen LobinOisr, Ia The Current
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suME nIsrUuuNIu STARS.
Further Particulars JCnCUr, Ing Some Very
Pheasant faTIBr Ensatricals.

Following are some additional par
ticula-5 OF tho amateur thealricals
st the residence of Mr.. George Nau-
man, No. 439 East KING street, which
were briefly alluded 10 in the IHTELIIGEN-
GER Of Fuday evening. Tbo fuu pro-
gramme OF ths evening is given
PEsGkAN NINE
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LhR Iifll l-IRHla

The electric lights were all repoy
burning last night. Five gasoliV
failed TO do theis duty.
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pBlTUANs.


Mrs. Catharue Waltman died near
Collins, in Cclerain township, at the ripe
old age of S4 She was well known in the
lower end, where she was frequently
called in cases of sickness, especially chill
dren's diseases, in which she was as skillful
as most physicians. She was a life long aud
consistent member OF the Methodist
church. ard her remains will be followed
by a layGc colcOurse to Mt. Hope ceme-
terry, where she will be buried to-day.
FUNERAL Of MRS. ANNIE WILSON.
FRIDAY afternoon the funeral Of Mrs.
Annie Wilson took place from the resi-
dencs Of hec sister on Manor street, aud
was very largely attended by relatives and
friends. Mrs. Wilson was the widow of
the well known brtcklayor William Wilson,
aud als0 a life long member OF the st.
John Episcopal church, in which she
always took an active part, until a
few mOaths ago when enc was taken
seriously iii and died on Monday even.
ing. She leaves four sons aud a large
number OF relatives aud friends to mourn
her loss.
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WELCOME the com ing, speed the pant
ing guest
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Ir is gall aud wormwood for the Reput.
lican party, bat it must go.
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THIs has been bad year for dema.
gogues. Fide Butler and Malone.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08

THE Democratic governors galIantly
held the fort in their respective states.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08

Now that it is settled that the Republi.
can party is beaten, let us have peace.
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fhe Latest uappsIiugs IH the nivnr Bor-
ough-.s fIaton oil PJinicnl snd iseiig.
Ions items of prencnt Estctsst.
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The tenacity with which the Indcpen
dents cling to the hope of Blaine's election
and the grace with which tho Stalwarts
accept his defeat is one of the most curious
features of the late contest.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-08

CLEVELAND has received a majority of
81 votes 10 the electoral college, but his
majority of the popular vote will be ire
meDdous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-26
COudensed Locals.

Street lamps viii be lighted at 10 p. N. and ex-
Cugui5ned at SIS a. N.
Yesterday afternoon Ben Lewis cut ''Booby"
Brooks in The shoulder. in an ARRAY at the corner
OF ana LIST streets southeast Brooks was taken
10 DR.. Rodgers Office and had his wounds dressed
The members or No fire engine company
Toasted on oysters yesterday, Mir. John Hogan
having, as usual, sent barrel Of bivalveS as his
Christmas gift 10 the company.
Mr.. George KEENAN, viii deliver the second lee
ture or the serie Asiatic Russia this evening at
the Congregational church. The subject is "Win-
ter Life eli Siberian SteppeS"
The annual entertainment and ball of the Wash
1ngtOn literary association. held at AbnerS hall
last evening, was largely attended. The commit
tee in charge was composed Of MesSrS Max Fisher,
Nyer Cohen. y. l. Rosenberg, :. w AugeDStein,
~ Luehs. L. Rich; NJ u; Ros enoerg, J oppennein,
n. HeilSrun, ID. Stern, E J. Bernstein, VI. kohner,
A SOmmerS, and NJ. Tanner.
Nil. ~ A. Henry was presented Wednesday with
gold headed cane BY the ladies employed in his
Department OF the bindery at the government print
WIN Brownan. driver for Commodore Temple,
was over by sleigh at the corner OF 18th street
and New York avenue, last evening, and quite Sc
rOuSy hurt.
Tie name Of Mrs. Charles Dyer was inadvertent-
" emitted from the soprani of the Immaculate
Conception church choir, IN the list published In
Tuesdays STAR.
Mr.. Joseph Atkins the manager of Mr.. Frank
Hume'S grocery house, was presented with 4 hand
some gold watcn Dy MS associates wednesday
evening. Mr.. q. E. MEligan made the presentation
speech
turkeys for the children's Christmas dinner to
be given IN the second district. Tuesday. Decem-
rlOry, street. early in the morning. The name
and address OF the doner should be sent 10 Mrs.
Arthur Macarthur. 1901 street
Lewis Rodgers, charged with assault with intent
10 XIII W. H. Brown, was released In the Criminal
Court this morning. Mr.. Brown was In court and
stated his iAdspositon 10 prosecute the case, and
IN view or this fact Mr.. Rodgers was required to
give personal bonds only.
The clerks and employees of the health ONCE on
Wednesday presented 10 Health Officer T0wnShend
s 1ne Hfe-SlZe chrome OF himself by Ernst ScbInld,
taken from photograph Mr. Cooper McGinn.
chief clerk. made the presentation address, which
was responded to BY the doctor In appropriate
words.
Mrs John 7. Wood Of 1923 SD street, while pass
Ing along Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and
S5tn Streets about O'Clock night before last, was
approached by young cOlOred man. who grabbed
her hand satchel, containing $50 In money, and
Elade his escape
Five small colored boys were charged In the Police
Court to-day with stealing four boxes Of cigars from
wagon belonging 10 Mr.. Daniel LOughran. They
were each sentenced TO the reform school during
minority.
William S. Matthews, 1916 18th street northwest,
reports stolen from his bureau drawer, on Wednes-
day evening, $50 In money.
The Probate Court was to-day adjourned until
Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-26
BLACK BRoc.DE SILK,
VELVET PLUSH,
HANDSOME DESIGN.

Every yard is worth 81 50: reduced to Sl50
BEAUTIFUL CASHMERE SERGEs very fine quality,
all colors. Brown Blue. Green and Garnet. II yards
for ~ Every yard is worth 25c
COLORED B .OCADE SILK VELVETS, reduced to 81
Every yard is worth 81 Is.
The largest size Fine WHITE WOOL BLANKETS re-
duced to S.
LADIES CLOTH sU1TING. in Gray and Brown one
yard aud half wide Immense width) reduced to
37}Sc Every yard is worth :2kc
COLORID SILK PLUSHES. $3.50
Excellent quality BL ACK SILKS reduced to 81 Every
yard Is worth $125
Excellent quality COLoRED SILKS reduced to Toe.
Every yard is worth 81.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS, g.
HEAVY BED COMFORTS 81
BLEACHED TABLE DAMAsK pure linen, Soc.
SERGE CASHMEf<ES wide double width spure wool
real value Soc, reduced to 374c.
Finest quality SUHhH CASHMERES nearly one yard
and half wide (immense wtdth). pure wool, re-
duced to 75c Livery yard Is worth $l.25
d23 CARRIERS I'll MARKET SpAox
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-26
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusemenfs, ETC.. Tonight.

FoRp's OPERA HoUsE--Carleton Opera Company
In 1.-THE Drum Majors Daughter
national THEATER.-"The Private Secretary
NBArGH's OPER, HOUsE.-"YCuth.''
IlERzoGs MUsEUN-Jenny kimballS opera Com
pany In 'sThe Mascot
THEArgK CoMIeUE--Ida Siddons Combination
DINE MUsECM.-"Fun In alloy shop" and curioS-
tiles.
CONGREGATIONAL CBURCa-Nr. George KEENAN, S
lecture on ''Wlntcr Life on Siberian SteppeS."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-12-26

6WORDs FAIL TO EXPRESS MY GRATITUDE"
says Mr. selby Carter Of Nashville Tenn. for
the benefits derived from Ayers Sarsaparila. Having
been afflicted all my life with scrofula, my system
seemed saturated with it. 1t out in blotches ulcers
and mattery sores all my body" Mr. Carter states
that he was entirely cured by Ayers Sarsapara and
since disseminating its use eight months ago. has had
no return Of the scrofu1ous symptoms.
NNHE UNTIDY, DIRTY APPEARANCE OF A
l. grizzly beard should never be allowed Rucking.
hams Dye for the Whskers will readily change their
color to brown or black at discretion and thus keep
up your reputation for neatness and good looka d23
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FIRsr CLEARING SALE
OF THE sEAso
K n G'S PAL ACE.
sl4 SEVENTH STREET.

Fifty thousand dollars worth Of Chdren's and IAdies
Clocks aud Millinery TO be closed We have come
TO the wise conclusion in money for oil In
need of HOLIDAY PRESENTS that are useful a. we'll q
practical 70 reduce extensive stock of Millinery and
Cloaks ut this early stage OF the and this ID
our First Clearing Sale expect sweep the entire
stock at prices that will insure q ready sale
WE OFFER FOLLOWING GOODS.
800 Chidren's Coat and Havelock agrs L. G 10 Il Il
and l6 years at 81 So S3S4s5 So Misses Newman
kets leading SHADES. most stylish and Mica from are
to 10 years at 81 IS. %. e. and e10 LOCO Ladies'
wraps IN Diagonal Ottoman. Scilian. SiIk Brocsded
and Beaver. Berlin Twiled. with Astrachzn and Fur
trimmings IN Russian Circulars Newmarkes and Dol
mans Jackets nj sS. &C. 81 o. % and elo: the very
best and finest from el0 to $40 worth from s2s 20 eco
Extraordinary bargains in Plush Wraps We viii sell
an elegant Flush Cat ut S2a worth Ss5 elegant Plush
Coat at sS worth $so elegant Plush Coat Ut ass worth
$50 There are only left IS OF the Plush Goats 20 Ia
slaughtered $4,000 worth Of Millinery ara hound 20
BE- sold Remember now is your chance. 1000 elegant
and stylish Felt Hats in all he leading Shares ana de-
rlrahe oolors, nj 75c 81 25 and 81 Birds Plumc
Tips and Wings OF the latest importations Ribbons
Nelves. Neveteens kld Gloves aud Corsets and other
articles In the Millinery and fancy line
GIVE Us A CALL BEFORE PURCHASING
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LaksEsr mirror At sautter,s Restaurant, SOC eth

At 4:3) O'CLOCK This MORNING officer Anderson
discovered FIRE In the stables OF Susan Caveriy in
the rear OF I126 18th street northwest and turned
In an alarm The flremen promptly responded and
suppressed the flames: damage slight.
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