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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-28

When threatening lung disorder
Shows iis first proclivify.
DO not let II cross the border
Quell IL with activity.
Many patient. young or olden.
owes o quick recovery
All IA Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-28

The only black hosiery that neither green
crooks nor fades Is Smith Angells Every pair wNk
sspI>4>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-28
23d-Street
LIE BoutiIIier Brothers

Offering large lines Of choice seasouable goods
value and among the special features Of this
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-06
The Supreme Issue.

The New York World grows thought
ful over the spectacle of thousands "Of
full grown men shouting no free trade
over proposition to reduce a war tariff
Of AZ per cent. to an average of AZ per
cent, with the free list extended only 100
articles, and more than 5000 left subject
to the highest duties in the world! And
this is the end Of a Campaign of educa-
tion." The World need not be sad, for
the end is not yet; and no matter how this
election may go, the campaign of educa.
tion will continue. The spectacle referred
to only shows how badly such campaign
has been needed. Foreigners have been
greatly impressed with the interest
that has been shown by large masses
OF the people in question of political
economyi that has been thought too dry
and prosy. Royalists and aTistocrats
have argued that republic must fail
when confronted with problems like this
requiring thought and reading for solu-
ti,n, but We have shown them that
an educated nation, ruling itself
with dignity and forethought, is a
possibility, and even If the decision
Of the ballots to-day should present the
absurd spectacle of people voting un,
necessary taxation upon Themselves, II
win oaly show the conservative and eau.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-06
The Fashion In New York.

Ever since A. T. Stewart, the great
New York merchant, died, the lawyers
have had feast upon his estate; but
there is one of the fraternity who early
fastened upon nearly the whole body Of it,,
and has enjoyed the body to this day. His
name is lIilton--Judge Hilton. When
Mr.. Stewart died he was acting as his
confidential adviser. The business passed
into his hands. Mrs. Stewart took
the stocks, bonds and real estate,
Hilton managed them for her. After
ten years or 60 she died; and
after awhile her heirs began hunting uI
her estate, which seems to have disap.
peared under Hilton's hands. An ex.
pert accountant has been going over the
books for the past summer, and is now
giving in evidence the result of his ex-
animation.
He finds that Hilton as boss partner
In A. T. Stewart u Company's business,
had some eight millions of the concern
as his interest ; and that upon this he re-
ceived interest, commission upon insur-
ance OF its marine risks, and commits
sions upon guarantees Of its accounts,
beside his share of the profit SO that
in few years he got the profit the con-
cern made and then wound it up with
some fifteen millions to his credit.
He found also that he loaned Mrs,
Stewart money, that good lady contiu.
ually living beyond her income and run
ming several millions behind her annual
income in her annual expenditure during
her ten years solitary course of life after
her husbands death and when manned
by Hilton. She owed that interesting
and affluent gentlemen six millions when
she finally slipped her cables and left his
company.
The amiable Hilton having kept both
sides Of his account with Mrs. Stewart
had only himself to blame if the balanc,
was not satisfactory to him. He is mo-
the one complaining. Mrs. Stewards heir:
are doing all of that. One thing they OBJ
ject to is his charging payments to Mrs
Stewards account with interest, bu
emitting to credit with interest on pay
ments by her. But this is the fashion o
the New York lnancier We even knew
one to charge his client with interes
upon the interest payments made hin
upon his own money.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-06
PERSONAL.

REV j. Il. SCHMELz, OF this city, was
orator at the 25th anniversary celebration
on Sunday OF the ordination to the priest
hood OF Rev. Father Francis Newbauer,
pastor OF Sis. Peter and Paul X. q. church
OF Camden, N. j.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND D and the mem
bers OF his cabinet will attond the centen.
nial celebration OF Georgetown university
Ia tho District OF Columbia, to be held on
the % OF February next The president
will deliver the honorary degree to bt
awarded on the occasion.
DANIEL ID. MAaNUM, OF Danbury
Conn, Is q blacksmith who has made .
bid for fame and fortune. He has Invented
wagon reach so constructed that the
wagon can be turned around anywhere
without the backing process. His inven
ton is called a Msgnum bonum.
| S, NJ. WANAMAKER, OF Philad elphis, Ia
brother OF the celebrated ohm Wsnsm ak or
| and is himself a merchant prince. He !
| forty years old, but looks like q man O
thirty, and IL an athlete. lie began lie ol
| the lowest round OF the ladder in tn
clothing business, ahd the success he hs
| won is solid.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-06

In Is probable that the next Congress
will be strongly urged to furnish modern
vessels for tho training school OF the navy,
but II the revival OF our merchant marine
can be stimulated the training lips ne cd
only be used TO give finishing touches to
the education gained upon the decks OF
ocean steamers. They will then be the
smsller cruisers and Runboats Of the navy
equipped thoroughly with the most elsb-
orste devices Of modern warfare. The old
ships now uted for training boys
for the navy are very different
from the vessels that those boys will bt
required TO work and fight on, and II w
can not have q merchant marine We mus
have special school ships. Commodore w
$. Schley will suggest In his Forthcoming
report that accommodation should be made
for 2, coo boys. He would like TO send al
OF the vessels out on rowing commission
enlis,ing boys at the sea ports. He Is alst
anxious TO secure boys from the Pacific
slope. Tho establishment OF direct com.
merco with South and Central Americi
would avert the necessity for any artificial
factory for seameD.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-06
WdNA MARRR'S
PHILApELrHIA. Tuesday, Nov. U. 1858.
Store open all day as usual

When Low Price and High
Quality set the pace there's
sure to be a quick stepping
business. Such a combine
don't come from haphazard
buying or selling. There must
be thought and know-how be-
hind it all.
Look through the store.
There isn't a counter-spot that
isn't made specially interesting
for you in some way.
A Suiting stuff that's never
gone for less than 75c; that
would be a lively seller at 75c.
The price is soc, the width 50
inches. Every thread fine
wool. Clean, no grease. Moth
ing in it that oughtn't to be
there. In half-a-dozen quiet
mixtures.
| Southeast Of centre.
One OF the toughest stufis
you'll come across. Hard,
wiry, springy to the touch, and
yet soft and yielding enough to
drape gracefully. For knock
| about wear, but neat and mod,
est. We never heard of it for
less than size. The price to-
day is 25c. In checks and
small plaids, dark effects.
Southeast OF centre.
In all the crowded Dress
Goods there's no kind com.
pleter in its way than stufis for
Second Mourning. They are
at the Black Goods counter, a
storeiul by themselves. We
have given more thought to
them than ever. More styles,
more that are very modest
priced. Half,a-dozen to set
you thinking of all:
Serge, broken hair-line clus-
ter stripes, soc, four styles.
Serge, graduated cluster
stripes, Csc.
5o-inch Serge, styles, hair,
lines a and "a inches apart,
Csc. Scarce desirable, and
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-06
The Daily InteIligencer,
LANCAsrER. NOVEMBER q. isss.
Their Little Whistle.


The Republicans manage fairly well TO
keep up their show OF confidence in the
result, Notwithstanding all the signs of
the political weather are against them
but when the politicians are brought TO
The test of putting up their money, they
show much weakness in their knees.
They do not like TO wager their money,
though they have no scruples against
betting upon which to place their reluct-
ance. There is something in the air which
deprives them of the appetite for betting.
It Is new situation for them. This
generation does not recollect the time
when the Republican betting man was
mot up with the lark in the morning and
abroad with the owl at night, seeking his
prey. 1t is very aggravating to him that
She situation is 50 different now and he
ventures occasionally timid wager, based
only upon his hope that Chairman Quay
will see the party through with the
abundant money he has fried out Of its
frightened manufacturers.
THERE'S not another thing in the situa.
tion to support the Republicans hope; and
upon this miserable reliance they must
be content to rest. Chairman Quay will
bea bigger man than anyone else in the
party, il his party achieves success with
Ill the chances against it; and there will
not be hole too small for him to crawl
into il 1t fails. Such is the difference be-
tween success and failure, in this funny
world of ours; which will hail Harrison,
too, as a great man if he is elected, and
IL he is beaten will rate him as the re.
spectacle old mediocrity that he really is
It is well for man TO be candidate fOl
president, while he is candidate; but i
is very unwholesome for his repute to b,
. beaten candidate.
1t takes good man TO stand the strail
of that trial; to go under and swim
ashore takes stout muscle. We are soIr
for Harrison. lie had grandfather
who was elected and then died. Tn
grandson was nominated on the theor,
that election runs in the family; but the
misunderstood it; it was death that wa
the family trait.
We have deep confidence that Harri
sons election is an impossibility. Their
never has been time when it was poss
BILE, and we had but to await the comm
Of election day to be sure that there wa
nothing hidden in the womb Of futurit
to bring it about. The day has com
and every breeze that has blown has bee
strong and mighty against Republica
success.
Tonight our readers may seek the
couches early and wait contentedly for Il
news Of the morrow, though we do M
suppose they will do it. The news fro
New York city, doubtless, they Will wal
before they will be easy. There is evel
prospect that it will be good but shoul
the majority in the city be less than sar
guine expectations looks for, as it ms
well be, our confidence in the final resu
will not be at all shaken. 1t is write
that the Democratic ticket is to.di
elected, and upon that faith we rest.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-06

THE average clergyman has had no
little friction with the struggling world
that he Is hardly competent TO judge OF the
motives and character OF the people he
meets, bu. there may be exceptions and the
chaplain OF Stafford prison, who writes
the following to the London Daily Tete-
graph, appears to be one OF them.
Z" Asa prison chaplain OF nearly twelve
years standing, claim to speak with some
authority on the point, and 1 say unhesi.
tatingly that II Q society for the mAnufac.
ture OF criminals we're set on foot that So
ciety could In no better way further It's
ends than by pressing for tho imprison.
ment OF every little boy and girl who
could, on any decent pretext, be brought
before bench Of magistrates.
Clearly the prison system over there is
not altogether beautiful and prisons In
general appear to be we'll devised for tht
manufacture OF Criminslr. The question is
what are we going to do about II? Wanted
a social economist to devise something
perfect for the IN ansgoment Of all grades o
| criminals from the hoy who steals an apple
to the broker who steals . railroad.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-06
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
~

A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
"A REAL ESTATE.
ON WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 81. 1883.
WIN be sold at public sale by the undersigned
assignee OF Israel p. Mayer ana wife, at the
Leopard hotel in the city OF Lancaster, Pa,
the toilowing Real @ Estate, nS VIZ ,oo,o w,uo
house, 25xl0S feet. No. 329 North Queen street,
and two-story Brick Cigar Factory, s2x4O
thereto belonging. containing In front on said
North Queen street 80 feet ~ iuehes ana ex-
tending in Seph 25 ieet to nr,s'i.n street,
North Queen street
NO 2. All that certain three story Brick
Dwelling ana store house, with two-story
Brick Warehouse, in the rear, and lot OF
ground thereto belonging, situate No. 343 on
the eeast side OF North Queen street, C containing
in front on North Queen street 80 feet 2M
inches, and in depth 2i5 feet, TO Christian
street. Adjoining property OF John Faegley
late Jacob X shirk. The dwelling and store
are heated d Dv steam.
No. 3 All those two two story Brick Dwell.
ing Houses with Mansa1d roofs with two-story
brick back building and lots of ground, Nos.
6l3 ana 505 North Lime street, In said city.
containing in front on said Lime street, ls
feet more or less, ana extending in depth 81
feet, more or less. Adjoining property OF An.
drSw C1giey and Others. rs a, p,,o,, ,uo,
ing Hon Sc with ostory brick back building
attached, and lot of ground thereto belonging
containing IN front IS feet inches, more OF
less. ana In depth leo feet more or less
NO. b. Two twO-s tory BflcR Dwelling Houses
with one story frame back buildings attached
ana lots OF ground thereto belonging, situated
Nos. 50 and IS West Liberty street, in said city.
~ feet inches, more or less,
No. o A two-story Brick Dwelling House
with u two-story frame back building ana lot
OF ground, situated NO. 76l on the east side OF
North Prince street, containing in front II
feet y inches, and In depth 100 feet, more OIL
less.
No 7. A two-story Brick Dwelling House
with u two-story frame back building and lol
of ground situated no. 763 on the east side ol
North Prince street, Containing IN front IL
feet 81 inches ana in depth 100 ieet, more OF
less.
No s. a two.story Brick Dwelling house
with a two story brick back building ana lol
of ground, situated No 765 on the east side ol
North Prince street. containing IN font II
feet so inches, and IN depth lOo feet. more oI
less
No 9. All that certain Lot OF Ground, situ
ated on the south side OF Liberty street, be
tween North Prince ana Market streets, IN
said city, containing In front on said Liberty
extending southward IS feet inches, thence
OF the width OF Is feet, more or less, extend
ing further sou'h % feet 2inchCs more or less
thence OF the width of 80 feet more or less
further south SO feet, more or less on the
south end OF said lot is erected large two
story Brick Cigar Factory.
any person wishing 10 view any OF the above
properties may call upon Israel L, Mayer, No
3I3 North Que 5n street, Lancaster, Pa.
tale TO commence ut I O'Clock p m, when
terms and conditions win be made Known by
oSonl,s.6s,lclS, l5l5EOd Assignee.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-06
RAN< MARER'H

worth 75c as the market goes.
52.inch cloth in checks and
plaids, 75c; a styles. A little
finer, 81.
Stripes, ombre stripes and
checks, with plain to match, S5c.
Northwest OF centre.
We told you the other day
how Camel Hairs have again
come to be one Of the most
fashionable Blacks for ladies'
wear. The genuine Camel
Hair soitens and betters with
use almost to the end. How
shall you know the genuine ?
Buy Of a reputable dealer.
Then you're safe; his guaran-
tee will be behind it. II you
wish to lean on your own wit,
here's a hint: They say real
Camel Hair the hanging
hairs-takes a jet black, while
the blackest OF the make. be-
lieves has a grayish cast.
Six or eight qualities Of
Black Dress Goods that have
been 65 to 75c 60 down to soc.
Stripes, plaids, fancy weaves
and plain. Ends of lots, and
yet a bit too big to be bundled
off to the Remnant counter.
Northwest Of centre.
Because Jewelry is mostly
extravagant is no reason the
prices should be. Why should't
Diamonds and Watches and
the golden bits and ornaments
that almost everybody likes in
one shape or another be had
just as other merchandise? A
little corner Of a little counter
used to do for our Jewelry ane
such like things. We have
,, added and added. Never spac,
, enough for the busy times
Jewelry without extravaganza
Where else do you hear it?
Every make of American Watches, Meas
ure them by the Ladies Cold watch, ~
: Sterling silver Novelties ana filigre
Jewelrv.
/ Lovers Knot Rings, oxidized silver.
brooches with diamond ana pearl setting
Beautiful cnamels on Ii and Is carat gold.
Queen or Fob Chains.
Il Latest conceits in Misses ana Children
Rings.
? And whatever is new ant
. worthy in the Jewelry world
|, The same guarantee with Jew
o elry and watches as with othe
9 goods.
. Juniper street side, northwest of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-06
EXECUToRS' SALE OF VALUABLE
w Real Estate.

u Real Estate.
On TUESDAY, NOVEMBER l3, A. ID. 1883,
at the Leopsrd Hotel. in the city OF Lancaster,
the undersigned will offer at public sale the
following valuable real state, to wit:
Tract NO l, being a lot of ground. on which
is erected a a. four.story y brick store building.
front "a feet, moro or less. ana extending in
depth G7 feet 8 inches, more or less.
Tract No. 2, being a lot of ground on which
numbered 26 Centre Square. contaiDing In
front Is feet IL inches, more or less, ana OK.
tending In depth AZ feet inches more or less.
Tract NO, ., being lot OF ground on. which
dwelling house, situated on Tho south side of
Columbia avenue, and numbered Cottage
Place, containing IN 'front.' 80 feet, more or less,
ana extending ia depth 200 feet, more or less.
furnace, range, and all modern i'm improvements,
ana would make delightful home.
Tract No 4, heing six lots OF ground, situa-
TED on he southeast corner OF College avenue
and West Lemon street, containing In front
l q feet ana extending eastward lg2 feet,
more or less, with righs TO common alleys on
east and south
Tract No 5 being lot OF ground, situated
containing in front 2. feet ana extending in
depth l32 feet, more or less, also with right to
alleys
Ihs whole OF the above mentioned store
ana hey present Il most desirable in Investment,
and they will be sod together II desired by
the purchaser.
Any one wiz hing to view any Of the proper
ties can 90 so by hling on the undersigned.
sale to commence NJ O'Clock p. m, when
conditions will be made known by
MAHIA MOSTETTEk,
WILLIAM II. HOsTETTER,
FRANK l.. HOSTETTER,
Executors oi ID. B. Hostetter, deceased.
JOEL l. HAINss. Auct oct2s7tdTu&F
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-06

INSTATE OF ANNA Is. ZUERCHER,
~ late OF Lancaster city, dec ceased, The
undersigned auditor. appointed to pass upon
exceptions ana to distribute the balance re-
manning In the hands OF James, uerc ner, ad.
ministrator of Anna Is, Zuercher, deceased, 10
ana among those legally entitled to the same,
will sit for that puI pose on Friday, November
Is, 1883 At 10 O'Clock u. IN, In the Library Room
of the Court House. in the city OF Lancaster,
where all persons interested In said distriDu'
tion may attend. u. hCMUtLEN,
oat2S-StdTu Auditor
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-06

Stop 1t at once II you see your ntrse Civ.
ing tho baby either Iaudan um or paraR oric.
stopit ut once. If you want "A good medicine
Price, 50 cents.
Females who have tried Laxador the
golden "specifc for delicate complaints pc
cpliar TO their sex are no longer skeptical.
They cannot say too much In Its praise. only
2J cents. AT druggists.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-06
LE3AL NO1lOAS.

A SSIGNED ESTATE OF HENRY l..
n simon ana wife, of Lancaster city,
Lancaster county. The undersigned auditor,
appointed to distribute the balance remaining
In the hands OF Jeremiah Rife. assignee OF
benefit of the said Henry l. Simon. to and
among those legally emitted TO the same. Will
sit for that purpose on Tuesday, November l3,
lsSS. at 10 O'clock a m, in tho Library Room
of the Court House. I'm tine city OF Lancaster,
where all persons interested In said distribu.
ol6-StdTu J.w. DENLINGER, Auditor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-06

NORTH QUEEN STREET PROPER
AN TIES at public sac. ON sATURDAX,
NoyEMBER2 ISIS, at GGopsr's tRed Lionl
sale, all that valuable city property, situated
on the west eide OF North Queen street, Ian
caster, Pa, between Centre Square and West
orange street, consisting OF the two following
purparts, viz
No. i. That three story MARBLE FRONT
BUILDING, and lot of ground, containing in
front on North Queen street IL feet IL inches,
more or less, and extending westward OF
width sliZhtly decreasing to IL feet o 6fnches,
al the rear of said building ana thence of q
Uniform width to Markets quare, a to al depth
OF l07 feet, more on less, adjoining property of
Jacob Loeb ON the north, ana purpait No.
On the south together with the right OF way
and free inRress. cgIess ana regfess along a
certain adjoining entry, or passage. and stair
way, OF the width OF feet inc hes, leading
from said North Queen street to the second
% North Queen street), on the frst floor, IS a
npe, large room, over GO feet in de pth, with
large wall capacity tor shelving and large
No. 2 Tbat three-story Brick Building. Nos.
l5. so and % North Queen street, and lot of
ground containing in front on street 81 feet,
more or less, ana extending of that width
westward in depth lN feet, more or less, to
Market square, adjoining purratt No; on the
Long, deceased, on the south subject to the
right o way above described IS appurtenant
TO No. l. The st. re1oom on first floor has a
~id of q tee inches, and depth OF 81 feet
| 6 inches with n show wintow on either side of
| entrance Both properties have complete
| drainage by connections lunnng to public
| The two purparts together make one fne
| property, having width of45 feet, 10 inches
In front on North Queen street al d OF 45 feet.
| 6 inchs at the rear ON Market square. Oppor.
tunity VIII be given to purchase the property
SHE 10 conn ence at 7 y. M, when attend
| known by LOUISE JACOB
noy3.l0ls,T&Th Agent for owners.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-06

NOrICE TO TRESPAsSERS AND
IN GUEEEks,-All persons arc hereby for.
biddsn 10 trespass on any OF the lands OF the
Cornwall ana Speedwell estates in Lebanon or
Lancaster counties, whether inclosed OF unin.
closed, either for tho purpose OF shoot.ng or
nshing, a. the law will DO rigid!y enforced
sgsinst ali trespassirg On SAID lands Of the un-
Designed after this notice.
WA. COLEMAN FREEMAN,
RPxROr ALDEN,
tBDW, O. YB11AAu,
AttoSHSys COZ B.W W,Coleman'O.1s'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-06

tious instincts of the voters, and indicate
that they want more time for
thought. 1t must be confessed that
the simplicity Of the question before them
hardly justi1es the least hesitation in an
answer. The voters ought to know by
this time what free trade Is and what q
war tariff is, and they should be able to
see that the shortest road TO free trade is
by way Of that war tariff advocated by
the Republican party. III they persist in
going TO the one extreme, reaction will
drive them to the ether. The nation will,
we believe, choose the only logical and So q
course, the cautious revision Of the tariff
advocated by the Democratic party. Such
an issue of this struggle would be a
glorious triumph for free institutions.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-06

THERE 10 an office begging In Washing
ton which twelve appointees have refused.
1t is that of typewriter in the bureau oi
steam engineering, salary 5000. In the
naval war record offioe nine ladies' have re-
fused q $3.50 office. The trouble appears TO
be that the class OF work required c,m.
mands better aalsry.