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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-11-07

rgnI. r.par IN entered at the Postom CO Al
..n~,liaE Nd. as seoond-class mail matter, ae-
~@&4rr 10 the rules and reguauons OF me
Pesfeqhco Department, washington. u. Y.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-16

istsresssEx sssssoa fssesrasf oncsrs
kisetsa sz1 otesr basaAsss-
The ssssioa # ths soolEish E1ts Axsons
q ths Grand z vsr VALLEY eossauea IA sss-
sso1 yesterday silh izrss s.lsnSsaos u
ns2sera o8seess q ne A9riAa Lodge q
Psrssesio4. P Aza :. n ssEs slselsd a. f9l-
less T. p O. n d. l. A Rogers. h. T.
ID q. - Charlls 6sy, y. . y. ". ! B.
Mlns0x. T. &c. ". a. g TAI. q. y. J A.
Gesos g. T.. j. Baftb. q. ;. h :. + ID.
be1s.ilct. q H. OF G.. a LsGrsnd Fs:res. "a.
&. u G.. X h KsyaSlds. 9. h. b J.
Lozzx, g. OrEsnist d. EzsFy, q
TyL<F, C. Il Bgowu- DuuBx tAs
session the gFsdss hare been conferred upon
tGs tsiioNlsx candidates. ,. "A. kssssiss.
GF.nd Rssids, l. B. Astassssa, Grsne
"a sias, e IS. Wngbt Nos1sllis. +. W.
Brsason' O-lyst = b. suser. ssalt STE
AaTis. y. C. Williams. AgskegoG; n b.
Hollsy, TraySFss Ci.yi c. l. E4ton.
AsteEsn.
Yesterday forenoon Cyrus Csuaeil Priaess
Of jerusalem, convened Aad c0nisrfsd The
hitesath grade on . number 0 cxndl 1.tes.
lAs 81 iesnLA grade saa cQnfxfred Ou the
NE candidates o. the evening ssssion
and efhoers were elected for Tie ensuing
year - follows
81. l. :. 2. @. n, A LsGraad Psiros, G
III. Z. y. d. a.. Rev Chss. Flgbfef. ~. r..
> q ". T. ". dudnutt. Big Rapids, n
l. ]. q. W. O. ,. Robinson; V. O. T., J..
bsFth; Y. q, ;. K. og ). aud A. Z. ID. Bsne-
dics, y q n. Of @. h. c. Tar. v. q. A.
W. J. III. saaaders. Grand Haven Y. G. NJ.
Ol F.. 5. NJ Cary; q Tyler. r. A. Holcomb
The officers were assisted ia their duties
by Z. Z Armstrong and J. Cooper Price. Of
Toledo Daring the exercises last evening
some excellent vocal In 0sle Vas furnished
by L. +. Eddy snd A. H. Aorshead. anu
Assdsmes +. n. Davis and l.. K Patton.
Today Robinson Chapter OF Rose Croi1
will meet and coUieT the seventeenth ani
eighteenth degrees. In Tie evening De MltI
Clinton Consistory will convene and confer
degrees from 10 to 81, inclusive after hieb
the officers Of the Consis.ory will DC elected.
lals will close tho three DAYS session.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-16
PERSONALITIES

Miss Cors Little, VITO has been visiting
friends hers for some time. has r.
turned 30 hsr home Ia Duluth. Nina. SIZE
was sccOmpaniea ss far as Kalamazoo by
her cousin. Miss Mary Csn,pbell, who viii
visit friends thers for few days.
" r Burt. Of East Sagins-. AMI Frank
T. Dofgs. of Lansing. we're in the city yes
te-cs "a lnsir way hOus from thu Upper
Fsninsuls.
John McConvills "a, been appointed
mai sxsnt ou The northern division Of the
q. r. 4 I. made vscsat by the retiring of r.
\, Draks
Har dome Harry Dirock, trsvslinx
freight agent Of the Milwaukee & Ss. Paul
raj ilEsy. . ones more IN town.
Charles Il. Scsrrst'. Of ST. Louis. and ?.
& Wilbur. of dArshailtovn, Iowa. ara buy
.nx iurniinre in ne city.
George A. smith went to lansing yestsr.
Cav IS delegate 70 tas Grand En.smp-
rnenk Of Odd Fellows
HA. Coats. Of ths William T. Pril Starch
6orDsny. Of Pniisdelphis, IS stopping AZ
tBe Brnnsvick.
T1bB Fay has gone 20 S.. Jouis. and in
tends 20 visit Ksnses Csss and Cmshs be
fore rsturni1g.
Nss Title Msuxold. Of IS scribnsr..t..
has cone bo visit trends at Nichixsn CITY
and Chicago. ilL
;. r. BarrclL prominent furniture msu-
aisctur-r OF ST. LOUIS No, With his Wife IL
IN the city
Mes Mary stearas, Of a Stsss-st.. has -.
turned from . short visis with friends 10
Bix Rapids
Dr. 2 r. Dyer. ths dentist Is IN D.froit.
a. siding taa Grand lodge Of the Knights
Of Aonor.
Mrs. G. 2 Biskisy. accompanied ~ Ger son.
z meg. as gous - Detroit 70 visis her
parents
Nrs. Emma Burdick. of AIlegsa. = visit
n her parents. ur snt Ms. y Z. WeeSs
Hsn. B. Fran Senssrx. Of SIle-. IL visiting
A Asy 81 ne eiisns Clothing Conpsny.
Nrs. + r. Bell cf Souih Ionis-st. :
visinag hsr cid home IN Gsiion. Ohio.
Cbsrl-s D. CssndsH. sf Big RsoIds. vas
a TIE citg yesterday sn eusneSs
Vice President Shelh7 - the s. RsI
hss returned from Ns~ York.
Ieorsrs Brsnson. q tss Chl,sro La-sss--
-s.sa ls in the ely.
70 Nr and srs. . r. Pew. T., riri
wsrhs pounds.
&. Buckley. Of s. Monroe-st.. as gone
east On Business
Mrs. c. AIus~crsh Is At snrlax Lsks visit
ina 6ends.
Nsvor E.ccts sf PIG Rspiis = n ths city.
70 Harry B.owa and rife--s son.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-16
Changed Hls Name.

Hon. '. Homer Hosiord. late of this city.
more recently De,roit's representative in the
Michigan Legislature and now the Wash
ington correspondent of the Detroit Free
Press, has changed his name. A sill has
oeen introduced in Congress to legally ap-
prove OF the change. and Hosford will be
hereafter known as Col. Silas Wegg. M. p,
the 81. p. is supposed TO stand TOR much
poetry" He is dropping into 1t so con-
siantly that in congratulating Chairman l..
81. Weston. of the State Central Committee.
on the gains to the Democratic party. he
telegrsphed as follows:
After the weary marches,
The thick tuInul- nous tight.
Thank God we see the lifting
OF the golden glorious light
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-16
LAKE SHORE OFFICIALS.
They Come TO Gr.1d Rapids to Coates
About = Union Depot

They Come to GrsGd Rapids To Coafer
About = Union Dspot.
General Manager John c. Newell, Of the
Lake shore & Michigan ssnthern Railroad,
accompanied by L. Gallup. assistant gene
raj manager. Jas. .. Osgood. chief engineer,
.. ID. Richards anu De +. Liilis, private
secretary, arrived in Grand Rapids last even
ing IN the General Managers private car.
IL is understood that Mr.. Newell has
come for consultation with the Grand
Rapids & Indiana Railroad people in refer
enCe 10 a new Union depot into which the
Lake Shore may run its lines.
All OF The party, with the exception Of
Mr. Newell, who remained liz his Car oven
the river, are Gt Sweets.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-16
SefflAd the TrouhlA.

A. Gila Mosier. of Allegan. was arrested
a couple Of weeks ago on complaint of
Mary Daird of this city who charged him
with being the fathe. of her bastard child
Yesterday the couple procured a marriage
license and were united in ths holy BONDS
of mstrimOny in the County Clerks office
the ceremony being performed by Justice
WesffsIl. and witnessed by Deputy Frank
T. Carpenter and John Sca.ly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-16

Gertie Trip, a young German girl from
Grand Haven. visited the Superintendent,
gf the Poor yesterday and requested sd-
mission 10 one of the charitable Homes
here. She is in a delicate condition and
vas furnished ticket and sent to Grand
Havsn, where she hss friends.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-16
Died of Hart Dissass.

An inquest was held over the remains OF
Jsmas N. Kennedy yesterday morning
and Coroner Bradish returned verdict that
death was caused by heart disease. The
funeral will be held at 2 clock tomorrow
afternoon from the Division Street NJ. e.
church. The sbse Mt relatives are expected
10 arrive here today.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-16

The bill Of exceptions in tAs Csivia Gibbs
SEDUCTION case hsve beer ,eitled snl tie
css. hss a-en ssxsn % ths Sno~sus C1urt
far snal settlement r tke Circnif C0s-s
v-ster.'sv G. ebs furnished rscsx1ixsuce n
tbe sarl ~ g 80. Eish T1fson r. 4cNin-
nev snd Wsshinztou J1ison, 81 BTrsn. a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-16

Charles Worms. young man employed
st tie Widdiconb furniture factory. a.
tempted 70 commit suicide By cutting bis
Rridg--si on Tuesisv tn. w1und wss
6rss-si ~ Dr. KsikheF and yosng worms
vas resting easy yesterday. The csuse of
ais rash act 3 ho1ght 20 5s family fros5l -.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-16

Colin Campbell. the pension frsud, was
given an exami nation before Commissioner or
Davis, of Kalamazoo. yesterday, and held
for trial at the March term of the United
states Court. lie vss brought here last
evening and LODGED in jail being unable to
furnish the requir~d bail bonds.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-16
TIE CoNrrG CoNEr.

II fs fsncied by q grateful patron that
the next comet will appear in the form OF a
huge bottle. having Golden Medical Dis
oovery" inscribed upon it in bold chsrsc-
ters Whether this conceit and hi0h ccm-
Dliment will oe verified remains TO be seen.
But DR.. Pierce will continue TO send forth
that wonderful vegetable compound and
potent ersdicstor of disease. II has no
equal in medicinal ard eslth-giving prop
critics. for impsrtirg vigor and tone to the
liver and kidneys, In purifying the blood,
snd through IL cleansing and renewing the
whole system. For scrofulOu. humors ard
ccusum ption, or lung scrofuls. in its early
stages. il is q positive specific. Drugsists
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-16
ThA Donatian Party.

Members of Valley City Lodge No. So.
I. o. G. T., are requested to meet at their
hall, No. 80 w. Bridge ST, tomorrow even
ing. 70 attend donation TO be given to
Bro. ]. i. Spraeue. az the Second Street N.
:. church. Members are requested to wear
badges. Refreshments will be served free.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-16

Csezr-h o-sxirsres = scrof1icax tsfrt -
re aioc6. Hocd's ssrsscarslls srsf,csfes
pronptiy snd Perzs1sntly sETs ssfzrTh-
give a zsAA
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-16

The four A. crraesiy trsu,s entitled Sci
cnaon Tsaac. Tiih Lester FrsnxliB in tbe
nt.e rcie. tas bsss ever produced a.
SMITHS ec<ra Hcrse sr1 = attracting
iaIRs satiences - = week = 90 Asv ofive
es Kate Nd ard = sn scfrs~s 81 consider
abls nerft. and tse charming 6fris Mss
Car-se Fisner y seeE - sdFsngs.e e
Ax<Anr SSSnsx
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-16

The firm Or Thomss 4 Crippin. engaged
in the business 0f has. CAPS sn1 f1rs st =
Monroe-sf. = dissolved this dsr BY manual
agreement. Any bills due TIE 6rm can be
paid - either party.
: II. THHNts
A a LarrrEx
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-16

Fsrt McCrsv wss convicted yesterday. II
Folice Co1rt q stealing SIS SD s. vsT
vstch from a nan last Navsraser. sni seu-
tenced 20 ainet7 3svs a. lena bT Ja3xs
Hciues.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-16

r 2 Allen 4 CO. = pes'issi1g fas Eacv-
cicpes R-ttsr "a Is s s. PEP rcl1re s11
bss "a vcfs zao-s rrs6r ~ delivery sr5
80 conpiefs ths work hia sx norsa..
!. {. EELtrxezsN kxent.
sgsss k<SaA
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-16

Are not selling out at cost to out West but will
offer their balance of all and Winter stock at honest
cost to make TOR their Spring stock Of Woolens
now on the way from foreign lands.
We arc doing own work, and, being our own
bosses viii thus be enabled to give customers the
benefit amounting 10 considerable every Suit and
Overcost purchased Of Us.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-16

The way Of the trsnsgressor 10 hard
Pc siss and buy DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup In
time.
Salvation OH viii cure your scisiics.
Price twenty-five cents bottle L never
AS
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-16

Mss MsYs wilson hss cc-clussf - taks
hnissd ners5sT e ruoifs II sioruffc1
durins ssr sfkT IN ths c5fy. For frrthsr
P>rt. isrs insairs st The IrF3nz, soeta
nfv1sior-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-16

TIE Csiifornis snd Florida Limited Fx-
press On th= Queen sn5 Crescent Route
( ttiucirBsG SoashsTu = he train especially =
6ss abs f-r fccrisf- tfis Winter The
Limited rurs thrCueh from Cfncansti 20
Nsv o. esus n twentr-fvs heurs sud a
asif closely couneci1g rith Los Angeles
throuxa cars, snd u1sEin~ ths quickest
ron.s 70 t1af d i1atfs Csffo-n ia cifv. Tas
Qussn sso Crescent = saIs vss~ ss farnseri-.
tbs Ficrida fsvcT.se lire. wsta through cars
t~soe as,ir - TAc-sssVil ard "a kscn-
- Rsfes, su51ss &c. up8n ar iostioa
20 :. &. hoS&n. Psssergrr AEfrf. De,-oit
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04
60 shoot the hat, tho old straw hat,
Tvs served Its purpose now;
Convert IL into kindling stuff,
Or feed IL TO the COW
IRON The Wdshfngton Crifi

lT seems that MIR. Blaine's talk about
government deposits did not affect his
Detroit audience rs intended. General
Alger, who was on the platform, had been
much talked about when government
deposits were removed from his banks
s,me time before, and there was consider.
able emotion as Mr.. Blaine made this point
To the surprise and disappointment OF his
audience no came TO sudden stop and,
In spite OF loud cries OF Ego on"
he sat down. The Herald CORES pondent
thus describes the scene: After General
King,oi Maryland, has fairly begun an old.
fashioned campaign speech MIR. Blaine and
his son Walker left the rink and half the
crowd followed him. When General Alger
came forward to introduce General King
there was perfect storm Of hisses This stag.
gered General King, who looked amazed.
He didn't know whether the Kisses were
meant for him or for Blaine or for the slight
disturbance that occurred In one corner of
the rink. The Misses continued. Could Il
be-great Scott 4! They were actually hiss
ing James q. Blaine! The shortness OF his
speech was sore disappointment TO the
grangers from the hillsides, who had spent
their money in expectation OF hearing q
two hours address by the Plumed Knight
and were not TO be put OIL with q MSrylan
brigsdier.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04
PERSONAL

THE EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA owns twenty
pet horses and twice "a many dogs, whose
welfare she looks after personally.
WILLIAM A. RoBINsoN, of the Princeton
class OF 1881, has been elected to the chair
OF Greek language and literature In Lehigh
university.
WILLIAM Il. GLADSTONE is arranging
and tabuiating his correspondence Ia
chronological order. 1t is an immense
task, and no man but Gladstone would
think OF attempting Il at his age.
PROFESSOR PAsTEUR, OF Paris, has re.
ceived adpices from sydney, N. s. W.,
to the effect that his method for the exter,
miuation OF rabbits has been tried expert :
mentally on Rhode Island, in Port Jack
son harbor and has proved perfect sue
cess. He will probably receive the large
reward offered year ago.
The PRESIDENT has directed the manu-.
facture OF u large silver cup or vase, suit.
ably decorated and inscribed, for prssenta-
ton to Davis IL, Saia, a citizen of Venez lela,
In recognition OF his humanity and gener-
osity In rescuing aud subsistiug the crew
OF the American schooner Cohannit,
wrecked near Cumuns, Venezuela, in 1877.
Mrs. CLEVELAND is having a fine time
at Sarsnac Inn. Most of her time Ia spent
the lake. A new target range has also been
erected for her benefit ana she Ia rapidly
becoming very expert with her rifle. She
Is learning 10 row, aud her stroke Is rapidly
losing Its amateurish character. She has
attended two or three scamp ii re suppersu
She is delighted with the beauty OF her
and has made fine collection
OF handsome autumn leaves. She writes 10
the president every day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04
Blaine as q FInancier.

Mr.. Blaine, in his speech at Detroit,
repeated with variations the complaint
that large amount of money has been
loaned by the government to the national
banks without interest, but he did not
appear to have any very clear ideas of his
own as to the disposition of the money,
and he did not tell how unnecessary taxa
tion had taken 1t from the people. Mr..
Blaine knew very we'll that it was better
to place the money in circulation through
the banks than to store it away under
ground in Washington. Instead of plac.
ing the government funds in few banks
they are now deposited in many and it is
the peculiar glory of a Democratic admin
istration of the treasury that it has SO
handled vast accumulation of money
that threatening business disaster has
been averted and millions of dollars saved
to the people. On July /, 1885, there
were l4l banks holding on deposit for the
government s12 ,92S ,264. On July ,lSSS,
there were 29i banks holding ESQ ,979 ,O39,
An increase Of 153 banks and of si7 ,O5O,-
s'o' AhouSu iaWAuB uO iutCieoU tlio
money Is amply secured by bonds held by
the treasury. Ii Mr.. Blaine would
suggest some way OF putting this money
In circulation that would give the govern
ment interest and as good security his
criticism would have some force. But
MI. Blaine is not financier and he does
not make the slightest pretence of ex-
planning how he would have managed
this money.
He incidently refers TO certain bank,
which he fails 10 name, in which he
says Mr. Calvin Brice, of the Democratic
national committee, has an interest and
he is amused and delighted TO find that
the bank.in question has a million Of the
national surplus on deposit. He over
1o0ks the bank and lis stockholders and
lofttly assumes that Mr.. Brice
pockets the $4,000 interest on this
money. There is another little
transaction OF iifties that Mr.. Blaine
would do well to explain before he triaes
With = man 30 honorable and able as Mr..
Edce. 1t was an odd fifty millions and
. half claimed by Mr.. Blaine as secretary
OF state from the government Of Brazil at
ne request Of s. b. Elkins, esq, for GER
Mn gusno deposits.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04
Strying the People.

Our president does not allow political
excitement TO interfere with business,
and while the whole nation is thinking
and talking about campaign issues, we
learn that the man most interested
personally is devoting careful attention
10 consultation with his cabinet Of the
proper course TO be pursued with regard
to little group Of islands away of in the
Pacific ocean. The Samoan Islands are
of no great consequence commercially
just now, though they show possibilities
of great Improvement, as they have fine
harbors and lie directly in the route that
will be followed by vessels when any OF
the inter.oceanic canals OF Central
America have been completed. They
have taken their form Of government and
civilization and religion from us and are
entitled to American protection. Their
kings are elected for four years from two
ruling families with q prime minister
holding Office for life. But war is now
raging in the islands because OF the
interference of Germany, which has
shown disposition to mismanage things
to suit her own interests and has given
signs Of an intention to annex the islands.
The Samoans are Christians and are
described as unusually intelligent, OF
good physical development and capacity
for high civilization and self-govern-
ment.
A German man-of-war, acting In the
usual high-handed German fashion, car
ried of the reigning king who had ap-
pealed to both England and America for
protection but the natives have displayed
determined spirit, and may be able to
resist German influence until other
great powers have time to come to the
rescue. An American man.of-war was
ordered to the scene some time ago, and
its presence probably explains the fact
that German cruiser made no effort to
support the new king in his last battle with
the patriots, though he was placed on the
throne by help Of German sailors and
| marines.
America is pledged to see that the
Samoans are not subjected TO the tyranny
of any foreign power, but are allowed tC
govern themselves, and President Cleve.
land may be trusted to uphold the dig.
nifty Of our flag abroad.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04

THE effect OF the three RS In the last
campaign has tempted Republican orators
to experiment In ALTERATION in the hope
that they might fasten somo cry Of the kind
upon the Democratic party. Mr.. Harrison
has excited the envy and admiration OF
his friends by rhetorical sophistry about
''maxims and markets" and now tho jealous
Blaine tries his ability by referring to tho
presidents eifortsto prevent pitiiul pensions.
The peculiarly pitiful passion produced in
partisans by the presidents pension per-
formances is painfully puny In proportion
to tho prodigious progress Of his personal
popularity, palpably pushed past that of his
predecessors by persistent and praiseworthy
pension vetoea Republican partisanr,
please apply for P's promptly when RS are
exhausted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04
RUPTURE.
| RE YOU CoNsUMPTIvEY

A RE YOU CONSERVATIVES?
-USE-
PARKER'S GINGER TONIC
without delay. rare medicinal compost
tion that cures when all else fails. Has cured
tho worst cases of Cough, Weak Lungs, Asth.
ma, Indigestion. Inward Pains, Exhaustion.
Doc. at Druggists.
IIINDERCORNS
The safest, surest ana best cure for Corns
Bunions, &c. Stops all pain. Ensures com
fort to the feet. Never fails TO cure. Is cents
OF Druggists. hIsC0X q CO., N. Y.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04
SUGAR TRUST OPERATIONS,
Two Ksiiueries ~ brooklyn Closed ana Il
Employees Paid or

Two h'hneries NJ brooklyn CLOSED and the
Employees Paid ON.
The two sugar retineries OF De Castro A
Donner, In Brooklyn, were closed on Wed.
nesdsy and the employees paid the wages
due them Theodore A. Hsvemeyer, pres
ident OF the sugar trust, gave the order TO
close them, but AZ the firm OF Havemeyer
d Elder controls the De Castro * Bonner
works the Intervention OF the trust was not
strictly necessary. This is the third trust
refinery closed within the last few dsys.
the other one being the Bay State refinery,
at Boston.
The reason for this movement Is that the
season OF activity In the sugar trade for the
year is over The greatest demand il In
The summer months and during the canning
sesson, and this has been fully supplied.
Besides this, the stock OF raw sugsrs ID
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04
VA Ma MA RER'H

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday. Oct 4. 1858.
Ten minutes in the Trimmed
Millinery Parlors will show you
in what quarter the Fashion
wind has set for the nearby
months.
The opening of Paris Bon
nets, London Round Hats, and
all the new shapes and finishes
continues to-day. The =,ost
notable Millinery Opening in
the history Of the house. "Dis-
play and weather perfect was
the common voice yesterday.
A good share of the wide
awake women Of Philadelphia
came, saw, admired and bought.
We started in with more than
tw I've hundred specimens.
Many have gone, many more
have come. The ranks are
practically unbroken.
TuTbans Of Felt Velvet. Feathers.
hoanss hoansss % Of fEvfaTssi veiysi. Is,s reit
and so on, fancy with flowers,
feathers, fligrec, gim-cracks,
and ribbons.
Neat and natty, all. An art
thought in every one. What
ever the garniture, exquisite
taste in the putting on. Such
Bonnets and Hats are worth
looking at if only for the ideas
they give.
Novel shapes in the chill
dren's section. Plain if you
please, Or as fancy as you care
for.
Thirteenth and Chestnut streets corner.
All the sturdy, stand by
Dress Goods as well as the gay
| stuhs from Paris. If your
choice is the newest Bordered
goods, rich, elegant, luxurious.
here they are; if the extrava-
giant Striped Novelties-shelves
and counters are heaped with
them.
But the bulk OF the stock is
what the bulk of the people are
looking for-stufis rich in solid
worth, firm in fibre, modest in
price. We've never known
when little money would buy
more Of them that you'd like to
have.
All around tho centre.
1890 pairs Of Women's Real
Kid Gloves, just from the Gus
tom House. 4 buttons, hand
somely embroidered, 75c. AS
close to half price as well can
be. You'll open your eyes
and very likely your pocket
book at the same time when
you see them.
Chestnut street side. west of main aisle.
To find the cheapest pair of
Blankets in town, count quality,
weight, and size. A stingy
Blanket is like to be dear at
any cost. Our 6-pound all
wool Blanket is big enough to
cover a generous bed literally
and tuck in besides. The price
81. We know of nothing to
match it for half more.
Near women's waiting Room.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04

Mr.. MORTON might rise and explain his
proceedings an United States minister to
Fnance, when, under instructions from Mr..
Blaine, he tried to induce the ~Ffench
government to recognize the Peruvian
president whom Blaine had tried to set up.
Morton, Bliss & Co, OF New York, had Q
contract with French company to handle
all shipments of guano from Peru to Brazil
on Q commission OF por cent, and the
success Of tho French company depended
upon the success OF Blaine. so runs the
story.