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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-23

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-23
CORNWALL AND LEBANON AND
" COIEHROOK VALLEY RAILROADS..

CORNWALL AND LEBANON AND
" C0LEBROOK VALLEY RAILROADS.
souTHwABD
Trains leave Lebanon daily Except sunday
at $50 a. m, 1919 and7:S0 p. m.
Arrive nj Cornwall at $40 II. m, l2IO y. m. and
7iO u. IN. at Conewago at 7:20 m, i35 and s:ao
p. ui connecting with the Pennsyl lvania Railroad
for points east and west.
NORTHwARD.
Trains leave Conewago ut T;5o o. m, $50 ana
SIS p. III.
Arrive at Cornwall at 500 a. M, Ais and 9;05 p.
m. II Lebanon ut $50 IA. m, $50 and 9l5 y. M.
connecting at Lebanon with Philadelphia nnd
Rcloing Railroad for points east and west, and
the Lebanon aud fremont Branch for Jones.
town, Pinegrove and fremont.
The G:;g a. m. train viii stop only at Cornwall.
Colebrook and Beilaire..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-23
=, RoUGu or COUGHS.
Just AS GOOD.

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Colds sore Thrrut, HoIscnCss Troches, l6c,
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-23
THIN PEOPLE,

vigor, cures Dyspepsia, lmpotency, Sexual De
bility. 81. ~
ITCHING LES."-SYMPTOMS MOISTURE.
Like perspirtion, intense itching. worse by
scratching, most At night seems II pin-woTms
were crawling. StrdyHs's Ointment " Is a pleas
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-23
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r .ANCAsTrR AND MILLERsvILIE
IL r. R,-TiME TABLE,
Cars leave Lancaster for Miliersviiie AZ f.en.
800 and 1850 ~ M. aud 2cQ, tup, 800 mud sse u, IN
Cats lenve Micisvtlle Tor Lancaster M tr(n.
500 and 1890 u M. and leo, so. aae aud 5te y. M
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-23

Tho MNliettn INSTRUMENTATION Ienves JoInm-
bia at $40 and reaches Marietta at $50 Also,
leaves Columbia at Has a. m. and 2:l5 p. IN,
reaching Marietta at 1901 and 2:3a. Leaves /
ietta at $50 p N. and arrives at Columbia
also, leaves ut s.55 and arrives at S:45.
The York Accommodation leaves Marietta
7l0 and arrives at Lancaster At 800, connecting
with Harrisburg Express at S:lo.
The Frederick Accommodation, west, connect
ing at Lancaster with Fast Line, west, ut l:jj y.
m, viii run through to Frederick.
The Frederick Accommodation, east, leaves
Columbia at l2:25 aud reaches Lancaster at I2:50
n. III.
Hanover Accommodation, west, connecting Mt
Lancaster with Niagara Express at $50 u. m. will
run through to Hanover, daily, except sunday.
Fast Line, west, on sunday, when fagged VIII
stop ut Downingtown, Coatesville, ParkesbuIg,
Mt. Joy EiiZabethtown and Middletown.
I The only trains which run daily. On sunday
the Mail train west runs by way OF Columbus.
Lelve dnilX eXcent MnmdMN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-23
l,rnhNI a Eig Hrnriit.

liza. magical pain killing and healing proper.
ties. ilIt Of 4 atty cent bottle cured me at
rhrumutt.ln aud a cold that had settled IN my
back Feel u- wen a., I ever did ia my life. otto
J. poC-bury, prup'r NDiiGHd err Nc'Cv Holland,
Mich, speaking for Thomas Eciectrtc OF. fur
sale by II. u CUCl~EE. druggist, laI and l39
North Queen street, Lancaster, Ia.
National Republican., 1885-07-09

ABOUT PEOPLE.

WALTER sTILsoS HuTcHISs jeff for New York
last night.
Hon A. 7, sTEoMEroRD, Marquette, Mich, is
at the National.
ROBERT W. BURKE, a prominent citizen of
staunton, Va, was here attending to business
yesterday.
SECRETARY WHITNEY has returned to Wash
ington from New York. He was at the Navy
Department yesterday.
COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS BLACK went to
New York Tuesday night and will remain there
for several days, lie win remove his oniGo to
the new pension building on Monday,
EX.sESAToR MCDONALD and wife will be the
guests Of Mrs, McDonalds BROTHER Mr.. Frank
Il. Farnsworth, 1908 Sixteenth street, for a few
days during the latter part of this week.
A DISPATCH was received in this city yester-
day stating that Doorkeeper Wintcrsmth, of
the House Of Representatives was dying lie
has been In poor health since the adjournment
of Congress.
SECRETARY BAYARD returned from Whining
ton yesterday morning, and after attending to
the business Of the Department OF State went
again to Wilmington last evening, owing to his
uneGsiness about his wife, who is suffering from
II severe attack OF gastrltis. The Secretary OK.
poets to return here today.
AMONG the Presidents callers yesterday wero
Vice President Hendricks, Senators Voorhees,
and Harris, First Assistant Postmaster General
Stevenson, Representatives Ward, AGatson
King, Morrison, Cobb, Blanchard, Wise, Bar
LoUr, and Ie Feyre, eN-ReUrCs ,ntNtiyc lGurl,
Robert Marshal Of Ohio John G, ThompiolS
Of Ohio, and G. H. ouray, Of Arizona territory
National Republican., 1885-07-09

WAsHISGToY, July d.-'T'm very much
surprscd,n said Secretary Manning to u
party of congressman the other day, "to
find SO many bright, capable men in the
Treasury Department. Why meet them
by the score every day, sharp Us brlers,
energetic, and with the details Of their
duties at their tongues and fingers ends"
"You could not make n radical change
for the benefit of the service2n suggested
an auditor to the conversation.
mo-" replied the Secretary, ~ could
not. In fact, the number Of changes that
would be Of benefit to the service were
very few when came here, but you know
we must make as many as we can. The
party demands IT. It's shame, though,
to turn out honest and capable men Just
because they have not acted with us politi-
cally. From what | have heard | really
expected to see great deal of neompetency
and corruption in this place. 1t appears,
however, that the efficiency of the service
has been growing better and better every
year, until 1t Is astonishing how perfect the
machinery is.n
Chiefs Of divisions, who are, in the main,
the really responsible men for the faithful
performance of the work, say that Secretary
Manning has upon many occasions expressed
great astonishment and much satisfaction
at the splendid order he found the business
of the department in, and that it was ditIi-
cult to sec where changes could be made
without impairing good arrangements
Special 10 Minneapolis Tribune.
National Republican., 1885-07-09

MILWAUKEE, July Att annual school
meeting Of Port Washington district year
ago it was voted by the taNpayers-two-
thirds Of whom are Catholics-to raise by
taxation, in addition to the amount re-
qured to support the common school Of the
district, several hundred dollars for the aid
Of the Catholic parochial school. The extra
tax was assessed and collected, and at the
beginninT of the present year the district
clerk contracted with three sisters Of the
Catholic school to pay them $3.50 per year
for their services in that institution. One
half the amount has already been paid to
the sisters. Wilhelm DetGrt, acting in be-
half of other non-rcsidcnts Of the district,
has secured an injunction against any fur
ther amount being thus paid out Of the pub
lie school fund, and in suit commenced
here to-day he seeks To recover for the dis.
trct the amount already paid to the Catho-
lie school,
National Republican., 1885-07-09
CURRENT RAILWAY NOTES.



No action was taken in Philadelphia yestor-
dag In reference to the projected suit for TAX
iug the Jersey Central out of tho control of the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company.
Abill, setting forth the fniluro OF the Reading
to meet It's obligations aud asking for the ap-
pointmCnt of an examiner to take testimony,
will in all probability, be filed In the next
few days, and whatever procccdingsa arc taken
will be originated In the United states circuit
court a consultation was held Qt Philodcl'
phiu yesterday in regdrdito the bill OF com
plant, but no definite conclusion was reached,
Tlcnndst the numerous series OF excellent
photographs of picturesque Baltimore and
ohio" have Just been put into position in the
. baltimore and Ohio cOmpnnys new otltQc at
the corner of Pennsylvania avenue Nnd Four
tCenth street These comprise the latest Of the
groupings which have been placed In tho
picture gallery of Mr., PangbOrn at his Office In
baltimore and fill three large frames, four
feet high by fourand onc.half feet long
Among the fourteen excellent Views ura
lIGrlCi's Ferry Cheat river, the source ofthc
Potomac, Buckeye Wall, Buttons Glen, &c.
Atthc session of the International Travelling
Passenger Agents Association at Boston yes
terduy the following officers were elected:
President, Charles 4. Brown, of Boston; vlcS
president, Howard J. Ball, OF Philadelphia;
| Secretary and treasurer, W. u. Tinney, of In.
dIauHpoliS. assistant secretaries, q. A. Haunt
| ford OF Chicago, and j. White, of Augusta, Ga.
The strength of Yesterdays stock market
| was attributed in part to the growing bolicE
| that the prospect fora settlement OF the dlirr-
| West Shore railroads arc improving. An car
| nest effort in that direction Is being made By
parties directly interested but who are IL 1t oil
Ciully connected with tho companies
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company
| changed the gauge of its road yesterday, from
five feet to the standard, or four fcet oil yht AM
| n half inches. The work of moving the rails
| was successfully accomplished IN about twelve
| hours, and tho regular passenger train lelt
| Mobile in the evening with through Pullman
| sleeper for st. Louis
Announcement was made yesterday of n
| declaration ofa ~ per cent. dividend by the
| Canadian Pacific company, which Is payable
| Aug. 49, Books close July 81. This Is the
| dividend guaranteed by the government. The
| extra dividend was passed on account, 1t Is
| stated here, of the near completion of the road.
The Southern Railway and Steamship Asso.
citation met at Atlanta Ca yesterday, ut the
| office of General Commissioner Powers. Pres.
| ident Brown presided, and the attendance was
| fully as large as usual
II. L. Dc Akers has been appointed clerk in
| the registers Office Of the Treasury, to act AS
| sicnographer to Gen, Rosecrans
D. Bride, passenger agent Ohio and Missi;
| sipni Railway Company, was in the city on
business Tuesday.
j. T. Bond, division passenger agent Bilti-
more and Ohio railway, was here yesterday.
W. W. Peabody, general manager Ohio and
| Mississippi, is at Deer Park, Nd
National Republican., 1885-07-09

IT is pertine Mt suggestion Of the New
York Times that n directory of living ex-
coLvicts in the state of Ohio should be pre-
pared from the penitentiary and prison
records for the use of Surveyor Caldwell,
of Cincinnati, and the agricultural depart
ment at Washington. The Times has no
doubt that Commissioner Colman's APP
pointment to a clerkship of man who has
served his term for stealing was an error
into which he was led by some old-fashioned
Democrats from Ohio, and full list Of dis
charged convicts would enable him to
avoid such scandalous bunders in future.
But with Surveyor Caldwell, the Times
concludes, the appointment of eX-convicts
is clearly a settled policy, and a complete
directory of the the guild would be a great
convenience to him. 1t strikes us that our
esteemed metropolitan Mugwump CON
temporary is quite too fastidious. What
did it expect when it plunged into the
Democratic pNrtyY
National Republican., 1885-07-09
A Midsummer NiaJrigai,

L.
Behold
The tcnebrifc curtains of the night
The twilights hands let fall,
The sunset glory with the dying night
Fades from the western wall.
The gold,
The crimson purple silver cOlOrlng dies,
The flowers their petals close,
The stars begin to opc their twlnkling eyes
And dewdrOps gem the rose.
H.
Now SEQ
The love.sick youth approach the garden gate,
With rapture in his exc,
The maid, he knows, his coming doth await
With fond anxiety.
And he
Deems he Is blessed beyond all men the sun
Fer she'd his beams upon.
The maidcn's guileless heart he suro he'swon
And 1t is all his own.
III.
How sad
10 think our fairest, fondcst hopes decay
When burgconing TO bloom
They bud and blossom, and nlackaday
Our sunshine turns to gloom
Too bad
See from his eye the Joyous sparkle fade
The swain arrives too late,
Another youth Is swinging with the maid
Upon the garden gate.
--Bos,oR Courier
National Republican., 1885-07-09
Tho obstruetion of Cattle Trails.

The reported obstruction OF the cattle trails,
through the Indian territory by settlers upon
the Cherokee strip, is engrossing the attention
Of the Secretary of the Interior. In answer to
complaints made by the drovers, that they
were not permitted to take their cattle over
the established trails. the Secretary tele-
grnphcd that the trails were free TO all cOmers,
and that no one had right to ob3truct them.
federal courts in Kansas whose jurisdiction
extends over the Cherokee strip, have dlsre.
gCrded these telcgrams, and persisted in ex-
Guiding Texan cattle under the act of May -,
1854, which iorbids any person to drive cattle
on foot through any state or territory know
ing them to be infected with contagious
disease. Secretary Lamar has now requested
the Attorney General to instruct the court
officers 10 cease their opposition to those using
the established trails and to refrain from In
tCricring with the catto drOyers while on the
trallg IN the Indian territory.
National Republican., 1885-07-09


The Buffalo Courier has undertaken tho
Job Of proving that "the Republican party
never was and is not now civil service
reform party.n A political organization,
like any other body Of men, must be judged
by the views held by the great majority of
It's members. These opinions shape It's policy
and control IL when in power. Measured by
this standard the Republican party civil
service reform party. The present civil
service law was >passed by q Republican
Congress and signed by q Republican Presi-
dent. 1t received the votes of majority
Of the Republican members in both Houses,
while a majority Of the Democratic mem-
bcrs voted against 1t. 1t was cordially iu-
dorsed by the last national Republican con
vcntion, which also recommended amen1-
ments adding TO the laws efficiency. The
Courier attempted few days ago to ascribc
all the honor Of maturing and Introducing
the bill TO a Democrat, and IL was caught In
uttering q fat falsehood by Senator Haw-
ley. Instead Of acknowledging its error, It
attempts TO conceal its chagrln by kicking
up cloud of dust against the Republican
patty PhiadelDhid Press.
National Republican., 1885-07-09
CoLonrp propLp,s WORK.
The Local Exhibits from Now Orleans
shown in this city.


The exhibits sent to the New Orleans ex-
hibition by the colorod people of this city
have been returned, and last night they
were shown at Bethel Hall, on NJ street, be-
tween Sixteenth and Seventeenth. A dime
admitted all who desired TO view them
-Four portraits Of Hon. Frederick Douglass
hung on the walls, together with portraits
Of Gen Toussant LOuyerture, the FIRST
PRECEDENT Of llayti, between the years of
1Ig1 aud 1903, several events of whose life
are pictured and related with embroidery
work on n handsome sofa: George +.
Cook, superintendent Of public schools
Of tliis city; Rev. Walter II. Brooks,
pastor OF the Nineteenth Street Bap-
list Church, and half q dozen national
celebrities, friends Of their race. Among
tho handiwork which decorates the walls
is n crazy quilt composed of pieces of the
dresses of Mrs. Andrew jackson worn at
one of the Presidential receptions, piece OF
the dress Of Mrs. JEFF. Davis, pieces OF
Mrs. Lincoln's dresses worn at the second
Inauguration bail and on the night of the
assassination, and piece Of Mrs Hayes
dress. The exhibits made q commendahle
appearance, and were viewed by q consid'
eiNblc number of people.
National Republican., 1885-07-09

What Mr. Theodore Roosevelt has TO say
in to-day's Tribune about the course the Re
publican pOrty,should pursue in the coming
canvass is interesting and to the point. lie
agrees with other Republicans that civil SER
vice reform should be made conspicuous in
the party platform, Naturally that will be
the case, particularly at time when the
President is removing surveyors, naval OIL
GERS, district attorneys, marshals, and Other
solely for the purpose of filling the places
with Democrats. Such open opposition TO
this reform calls for rcbuke, which the Re
publican convention will naturally admins.
iCr.-NuU York Tribune.
National Republican., 1885-07-09

THERE is as near an approach to har-
mony as could reasonably be expected
between the parties and factions
in the British house of commons. Under
existing circumstances-am minority ministry
and an eXasperated NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
debate is likely to break out at any moment.
1t docs not yet appear just how far Mr..
Gladstone is pledged to help the opposition
carry the burden they have assumed, but
he may be depended upon to do all that is
demanded by the highest sense of patriotic
lntX.
National Republican., 1885-07-09

quite distance round the room. 1t Is
mentioned incidentally, as having no bear
ing on the miracle, that the lady had taken
morphine sin whiskyn u short time before
the walk began
National Republican., 1885-07-09

IT is a fact which seems to have been
generally lost sight of that the Senate con
siders nominations individually and decides
each case on its own merits. And 1t is a
fact, also, that there has been no general
consultation of Republican senators on the
policy to be adopted in relation to President
Cleyeland's nominations.
National Republican., 1885-07-09

We do not advise able-bodied Democrats
whoare seeking nice official places lnwhich
TO bostOw themselves to begin by abusing
the private secretary Of the President. This
private secretary was to a considerable eX-
lent trained up on the press, and when the
press does not ruin man It is apt to intll-
hate him with intelligcnce.-C Ciaciaaati
Commercial Gazette
National Republican., 1885-07-09

THE Pennsylvania Republicans in their
state convention yesterday nominated Col.
Quay for state treasurer and adopted a
sound, sensible platform. 1t is eloquent in
the eamestness with which it demands pro-
lection for labor. Its aTaignment of the
national administration is sufficiently di-
rect and pointed to open up lively cam
naign.
National Republican., 1885-07-09

Amusements.
ALnAUGH's-Hillcc Taylor.
CoMIQuE-Fe Female Miustrels,
National Republican., 1885-07-09

THE announcement that the value of the
exports from San Francisco by sea during
the last half year has been something over
three millions more than during the cor
responding season Il year ago is indicative
of returning prosperity to the Pacific slope,
Cheap and expeditions isthmian transit
would be worth many millions annually to
that section.
National Republican., 1885-07-09

THE Virginia Republicans will hold their
state convention next Wednesday. They
will enter the campaign as a united and de-
termincd party, and are fully justified in
the belief that they will have a majority of
the votes cast in the November election.
National Republican., 1885-07-09

u agEsPoNDENT complains to THE
+fETuBIICAN that "infooenccn sometimes
puts a seventy per cent. civil service appli-
cant into office ahead OF an eighty-6ve per
cont. candidate who passed three months
earlier than the successful party. Can
these things be?
National Republican., 1885-07-09

Mr.. CURTIS affects surprise because the
Democracy is justifying his assertion that
it was livery hungry" Mr.. GarlOnd's
clean sweeping in the Department of JUS
tice excites the special wonder of Mr.
Curtis, but it has not as yet been definitely
ascertained that Mr., Garland cares plea
yune what Mr.. Curtis thinks Of his work
National Republican., 1885-07-09
ANU USENIESTS.

'IoLANTIiE" AT ALBAUGn's NEXT WEEK.
"Billee Taylor is drawing good houses at
AlbGugh's Opera House, The action Is running
quite smoothly, and II very satisfactory per-
iCrmGucc is given. Next week the attraction
viii be Gilbert and Sullivan's "Ioanthe." AL
though this opera has been given here, IL is
not SO well known as other productions of
these bright young authors, and will be wit
messed with interest by all
THE MENICAg ORCHESTRA AT ToRD's
The Mexican orchestra will be the attraction
at FOrd's Opera House next week, commencing
Sunday night. This company has been play
ing successful engagements in most of the
large cities of the north ut the regular prices of
admission, but will appear here ut the popular
rates that have obtained during the summer
season. They are great combination aud
well worth hearing.
National Republican., 1885-07-09

MORE than 10000 people have already fed
from Spain to escape cholera. These refu-
gees are, of course, persons of means. They
forgot, in their haste, to leave subscriptions
for the poor who are left to face the de.
stroying pestilcrcc.
National Republican., 1885-07-09

GOV. HokDIY makes a mistake In de-
pending on the prohibition vote to carry
him through. The understanding between
st. John and the Democratic management
is too palpable for successful DISBURSEMENT.
National Republican., 1885-07-09
The IMPERIAL American Club.

The citizen of the United States who
seeks to meet "persons of social standing
in England, India, and the British colonies''
under the auspices of the Imperial Amcri
can Club must be a very poor specimen OF
an American indeed.--NetU York Sun.
National Republican., 1885-07-09

GIN. MIDDLETON is expected to arrive
at Winnipeg next Sunday, and will get a
cordial reception. lie has displayed splen-
did qualities in the campaign which has
been brought to successful close.
National Republican., 1885-07-09

II the Democratic party, in the exercise
Of legislative or executive power, has ever
emitted an opportunity to strike a blow at
free and honest labor, history has failed to
make recold of such omission.
National Republican., 1885-07-09

THE Mugwumpian monstrosities in the
departments are tremulous with deeper
anxiety than that which pervades the
breasts Of the most stalwart Republican
National Republican., 1885-07-09

THE English liberals will deserve defeat
in the approaching election if they permit
the passage Of the bill disqualifying voters
who have accepted medical relief during
the year
National Republican., 1885-07-09

THAT grand old motto, "Liberty or
DEATH" must have been the inspiration of
the Oregon man who blew his brains out
the other day in preference to being forced
into an unwelcome marriage.
National Republican., 1885-07-09

The latest miracle happened ''near Bos-
ton" erd is described in the New York
Herald. The subject was a lady. For
more than twenty years she had been an
INVALID, confined to her bed and her chair.
.st Saturday evening, after very refresh
ing nap, she exclaimed, ~ think | can
walk p' TheroupOn, the Herald says, to
the surprise Of the household she rose,
.tocd erect for a minute, and then walked
National Republican., 1885-07-09
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Thp GrHnt Hand Enntnr.

The Gatesville SIN rises to remark /:
"Something is wrong. Two Of our citizens
Of helegal persuasion were heard discussing
theology sunday" Nothing wrong in that.
The great head center of the fraternity is
said to quote Scripture as glibly as anybody.
-GdiECstOn NclUS.
National Republican., 1885-07-09

ny, SPECIAL EOTICE.-THE UNDER
nSsS signed grOcers do hereby agree TO close their
stores EVERY WEDNESDAY, at 1 o'clock p. IN,
during months of July and August: q. Wilmer 4
Co., a, c. q, II. Dcnonet, W. L. Abbott, B. L..
Wheeler, W. D. Peachy, VIM. Linkins & Son,
Philip IL. Ward, VIM II. Brown, Fred. Gheen,
Chus. II. Raub Il Co.. JnO. G. Walker, w. $. Brown
& Co., W. A. Mathewson, John A. Pearson 4 Son.
Geo. NJ, KOpnig. Iy7-bt
National Republican., 1885-07-09

DIsTRDUTIoN Of loavcs and fishes among
the Virginia bOurbons has weakened rather
than strengthened the Democracy. There
are hundred left in hopeless hunger for
every one who has secured a feed.
National Republican., 1885-07-09

PUEL1C taxation for the support of n
church school is naturally creating some
CCmmotion IN Milwaukee.