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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17

THE Haytian consul at New York has
given the press q full statement OF the
sGairs OF that noisy little country as seen
from his side OF It's poiilics According to
him, General Legitime, the ruling presi
dent, Is q wonderful map, regularly and
properly elected to his Office and opposed
only by a foolish rsbble led by fow an bi-
tious and schoming men. lie says that
after Sslomon's forced abdicstion General
Thelamsgue proclaimed himself candidate
for the presidency, and when Legitime was
chosen Thelsmsgue attempted to seize the
government bu. was killed In an attack
on the palace. His followers claim that he
was asssssins:ed and refuse toscknowlcdge
the presidency Of Legitime, who is styled
by the consul the Washington OF Hayti.
He fails to name any strong claim to this
title, though referring to digoity OF dc.
mesuor, but he ssys that the new dent
has written several books on political econ.
omy. Probably his ability In this line msy
serve him well in explaining on what
theory he is trying 10 enforce . blockade
peaceful rect Of Uncle Sans tara The
whole Hsytiau business OF govern
ment suggests 0 burlesque OF north.
ern civilization. We read OF . presi-
dent Of In palace who IL supposed to hold
otiics by the will ei the people for . short
term OF years, but really holds 1t by force
OF arms jist as long ss he can. Perhaps
General Legitime Is different sort OF man
from the average Hsytian general, but ex-
Ts,ience appears to warrant the sssumr.
tion that Caucasian civilization and ways OF
government are distinguished failure In
that part OF tho world.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17
We VIII Walt.

The Philadelphia Press assures us
"that there will be no trouble about sub
mitting the prohibition constitutional
amendment TO vote OF the PEOPLE. The
ratification Of the action OF the last legis.
lature on that subject will Dc a distinct
feature OF the Republican policy at tie
coming session."
We take the assurance for what 1t is
worth (; we will wait and see, before con.
cluding that the still is about to disap
pear from Pennsylvania soil. The win.
ter's legislature will have plenty of
whisky TO think about and drink ;
and miracle, and the Press, may make
1t the last legislature 50 favored. 1t
would be better for the Press to be
reasonable and not expect a miracle
and to be reasonable again and be con-
tent with high license. Anyone who sup.
poses that the new born and vigorous
nigh license child is to be abolished by a
Prohlbition abortion is simplysi silly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17
In Continual Tranhle.

Brother Wanamaker has our sympathy.
He finds it SO hard 10 get on to the perch
that he has fixed for himself, and his
struggles are really distressing to the
people who are watching his perform.
ance. John thinks he should be the "biy
Ingin," in Philadelphia and Pennsyl.
vania, of the great Republican party, that
the sheckels he collected served to put
In power. The collecting business has
not heretofore been generally esteemed
rs one SO honorable as to boost the sue.
cessful beggar in the highest places in
the nation but this was undoubtedly
an eminently successful collection Of
Johns, and furnishes some excuse for his
ambition. He has the usual trouble,
no wever, that embarrasses men who
think that greatness is thrust upon them;
and that is difficulty in freeing on
TO It.
There are envious people about who
seek to take from him what he deems the
legitimate fruit of his proves. There are
Republicans who seem to doubt that Mr..
Wanamaker's s successful collection makes
him the very biggest duck in the puddle.
Aud 80 when John undertakes to invite
Vice PresIdent-elect Morton and the big
New York boys who are shortly to be tie
guests of the Philadelphia Union League,
TO stay with him at his country house,
aud the committee of the League desires
to deposit Vice President Morton's dis.
tinguished legs under Mayor Filters
mahogany and in his couch, there
occurs collision which strikes
fire. 1t is gratifying to be abe
to state that treaty has been
signed, which secures an armis-
tice pending the coming feast, the
stipulation being that Wanamaker may
have the bodies of the guests up to a
certain hour In the afternoon, when they
are to be dumped upon Filter, whence
the Union League committee extracts
them for the banquet in the evening, re.
Stunning them for their nights repose to
Filter it is understood that Mr..
Wanamaker gets by the arrangement at
least one hour Of the guests society and
~th&this claim to recognition as worthy
host of a Republican vice president is
conceded Notwithstanding his lowly
origin and dubious evolution.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17
he Daily Intelligencer,
IxroAsrEn, EovEMBKa IL, ISIS.
What II Sees.

The oldest thing we have seen lately
4 San EDITORIAL ascription by the Phila-
61phia Inquirer, OF the brisk trade Of the
3Chestnut street retail stores, to Harri.
s1ons election; since which time the In.
Gs,irer says it has sprung up. 1t Is odd, as
1Iustrating the extent to which political
3reejndice may carry men. We have often
teard the statement that the election of
{ harrison would improve manufacturing
Business, as IL would take away the fear
oe free trade. And we have suspected
! Shat there might bea squirt in ndemandand
price Of manufactures after the election {;
hut we have not before heard anyone
enggest that the retail drygoods trade
4 would be materially affected however, the
( election resulted.
But, rs it turns out, II is such retail
trade As that Of Chestnut street that
seems to be affected favorably by Har-
rison's election; and only that. The
manufacturer looks In vain for this prom.
Ised boom. He finds demand falling off
and prices sagging. The Chestnut street
stores must be doing their brisk business
because the Philadelphia women are al
Republicans, who are indulgiDg their en-.
thusiasm for Harrison by spending freely
the money which their jubilant husbands
+ have given them; or perhaps the store
boom comes from the Democratic woe
men who are paying their wagers; or 1t
may be that the Inquirer is all wrong and
that the season, and not Harrison, is re-
sponsible for the brisk retail trade; which
we presume to be the fact,
There certainly so far has been no
Improvement in general business. The
commercial reports say that business has
b,en ususually good through in this elec.
tion year, Notwithstanding Chauncey
! Depew says that presidential election
causes a FIVE hundred million loss in
business. This is the popular idea, which
Mr.. Depew has reduced to figures. 1t
seems to be popular dslusion. Mr..
Depew is not shining authority on
business facts and we will accept the
commercial agencies, reports in prefer.
ence 10 his imagination. Tie country
seems to be in good business condition.
We are going to have good trade for
A some time, ahead. Harrison will go In
with all sails set and come out wreck.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17

THE report OF Chief Constructor Theodore
d. Wilson TO the secretary OF the navy
shows that five vessels were condemned
and sold in the past gear, and the navy Ia
now equipped ss follows: Five double.
turrsted moniiois awaiting completion
belted cruisers, preparing wsys l3 single
turreted monitors, In ordinary %
unarmored steel and iron vessels, 4 of
which are In commission, ii building,
repairing, 8 on station and l In ordinary Is
wooden steam vessels, nearly all
on station or undergoing repsirs and
ii iron and wood steam tugboa,s.
The single turreted monitors are in such a
ts1 condition that theywould be oflit;le use
to the country and their repair is recon-
mended. The tug beats are Gil worn out
The Old sloop OF war Hartford, Admiral
Farrsgul's flagship, can be rendered service.
able as a cruiser for few years by an ex pen
diture Of sl75 900, and the constructor adds
tina: shs should thereafter be preserved as =
receiving ship and monument OF her past
achievements when ss the flagship OF the
Mississippi she was victorious over both
stone forts and iron.c .clads.
Tools are now being delivered TO the New
York and Norfolk yards, and the chief
con struc,or says that We shall soon be In
possession OF two yards we'll equipped for
building steel and iron vessels OF war Of
every sizs and type
The Mare Island, California, navy yard
is being SUPP lied with complete oulfit OF
the best modern tools, and the report speaks
highly OF the advantages OF the climste,
which 10 so mild IA to make the building Of
ship houses unnecessary. These shelters
are very expensive and the work done in
the open air IL better because there Ia plenty
Of light. Work In California can be pushed
steadily at all times of the year. novel
recommendation IL for the immediate con.
struction of experimental works TO cost
and other qualities OF proposed vessels by
means Of models.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17
DUFFY's PURE. MALT wHIsK,
ONE MORE VICTIM.

Tho Fearful Increase Of Disaster from small
tseetnntnGs--A Prominent Example and the
warning that u Brings.
Col onel N. v. whitman, OF Brooklyn, re-
turned from his vacation feeling in perfect
health. As result he Was careless. The next
thing was cold then pneumonia; then
death. Nearly all physical troubles start with
a cold. and this is Just the season when II Is
most easily taken. eome sudden change
checks the action OF the body. clogs thu cirou
lstion, and lays the fou ndation OF death. stop
the cold In its start and you stop the disease
A cold requires the "stitch in ume."
There are many ways of attempting TO stop
n colo, but all physicians now agree that there
Is only one cure way and that IL, by the use Of
pnre stimulants. The pores must be opened,
The circulation aroused ana vigor awakened.
Nothing nov known 10 the world docs this 10
certainly as Duny's Pure Malt Whiskey. tits
n remedy, not a beverage II has been used
for years and Is the most popular RENE dy be.
fore the public. Doctorr, clergymen. and
temperance people generally. endorse ~ for
It's health giving qualities. and IL has become
family necessity.
Bev. ". Mills. Of Meade Centre, Kansas.
says ~ am a Presby terian clergyman. a
Doctor OF Divinity, not oi medicine, but an
not afraid To say that Duny's Formula ana
Dufy's Pure Mali Wbiskey are the purest and
most effective preparations. as me dtcfnes. 1
know OF, and my experience Is large one
Many inscriptions dealers claim that the y
have something "just rs good.' Beware OF
allsuch claimants. ana secure only he Renu
Inc. sepl8Q)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
IA REAL ESTATE,

ON WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER q. 1888.
Wiil be sod a. public sale BY the unGsrsis ed
Sds Sd asiani N he nnytr LAY m sna ws a. % ae
'ns No 5"s j. tesar.sters M sfiek Tobacco Ware.
and q two-story Brick Cigar Factory. 32Iio
feet, on Christian street, and lot OF ground
sor,h s Queen Street 81 feet ~ inc he's. ana an S eH
tending In depth 2t5 feet to hrisliln street.
Adjoiniug the Washington Hose House. on
No .. All that certain three story Brick
Dwelling and store house, with two:story
Brick warehouse, In the rear, ana lot OF
ground thereto belonging, situate No. 3a} on
the east side OF North Queen street, C contaihing
in front Or on North Queen Qs s street 3; ;SI teet x
on the north ana on ths south the property OF
late Jacob shirk The dwelling ana store
No. 8. All those two two story Brick Dwell.
ing Houses Vim Msnsaia n r0ofs, WIN tw6-story Sy
6g3 ana sos North Lime street, In said city.
containing In front on said Lime strt ct. u
feet, more or less, ana extending in depth lT
feet, more or less. Adjoining property OF An
or W J. Ccgley and Others.
ing House with two-story brick back building
attached, and lot OF ground thereto belonging,
situate No. lSl on the Neast SIDE of ew SUI ueet.
containing in front - feet inches, more or
less. and In depth l00 fee I more or less.
No. 5. Two two-story Brick Dwellip Houses
with onestory mams 4asS Snmahss ,naasS
Nos So and SO West Liberty street. In said city.
each containing in front 20 feet. ana In depth
81 feet 0 inches more or less.
No o. A two-story Brick Dwelling House
with twostory frame DECK building and lot
OF ground, situated no 76l on the east side OF
North Prince street, containing In front 10
feet inches, and In depth 100 feet, more or
less.
No 7. A two-story Brick Dwelling House
with two-story frame back bui ding ana lot
of ground situ ited 40. 1853 on the east side OF
North Prince street. containing In frCuS 10
feet 3k inches and in depth 100 feet, morn or
No 8. A twostory Brick Dwelling House
with two story brick back building and lot
OF Rrouud, situ1ted No 765 on the east side OF
North Prince street, containing In frolt 10
feet S5S inches, and In depth 100 feet. more or
less
No Q. All that certain Lot OF Ground, stu,
ated on the south side of Liberty street, be-
tween North Prince and Market streets. in
said city, containing In front on said Liberty
STR ct ~ feet, more OF less. ana OF that via
extending southwark 65 feet inches, thence
OF tne width of Is feet, more or less, exiend-
ing fur her soul % feet inchs s. more or less.
then, o OF the width Of 50 feet more or less.
further south bl feet, more or less on the
south end of satd iot is erectel q large two
story Brick Iizsr Factory.
Any person wishing 10 view any OF theabnve
propeIi Ties may call upon Israel L. Mayer, No.
3l3 North queen street, Lar caster. Pa
tale To commence at ] O'Clock p IN, when
terms ana conditions will be made known by
JACOB l.. BkuBAkEh,
oconl,s.s.slc.ls, iS,iIlod Assignee.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17

1F Powderly's salary - reduced he msy
abandon the knights and 20 into journal
ism. II Ia said that he hss received two
cffers Of snsssement from the New York
World. One 4. .0C0 annually for six hours
Of his uest work each dsy. The other IL an
tffer OF exrenses and libersl salary for
European tour to strdy theloondilion OF the
wage worker and the general Industrial
system, and 10 furn ish one letter each week
giving q comprehensive summary OF bis
obterya,iors N ehould not be forgotten
that Mr.. Powderley's reputation is largely
due 10 tie position held by him as the
powerful head Of q great organization, snd
it would to Q fne advertise mept for any
newspaper to have command OF his
poa. OF course Powderiy deserves
and 3oce,ves whatever credit IL due him for
the growth OF his order to the position IL
now occupies In the country, and he must
boar his share OF the blame for its shortcom.
ines and failures. From what 10 known Of
the man II hardly seems probable that be
viii now desert the order II he can remain
at Its head with his old influence and power
unimpaired. 1.-The 10 going to give up the
work 1t is better for his reputation to walt
for It's recovery from the hard times now
upon II, unless he Ii In position to know
that such recovery is very doubtful.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17

THE Americans who were captured by
the Mexican frontier guard while hunting
on the Mexicsn side OF the Rio Grande
have been released and complain bitterly
OF their trea,ement As We suggested ut
the time, their cspiors proved TO be little
better than brigands. The Mexican
custom Officials expressed great indigna-
tion At the arrest, rs the captors were heard
openly discussing the value OF the Quilts
carried by their prisoners.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17
pUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
III T..

"A i
L REAL ESTATE.
On THURSDAY. NOVEMBER q, 1873,
the undersigned, Administrators de bonis non
cum testamento apnexO. Of the will OF God
,sd zHh% ~ late Of city
No. i: All !hat lot Of ground situated on the
feet on same and extending OF that width
westward l4S feet along Grant street to Wxter.
splendid Die twostory Bfick Dwelling lii S House, y No =
80, with ostory brick back building, con.
tanning all the modern improvements, such
as bath rOom new heater in the cellar, sewer
connection, etc, There are also on the premi.
ses q wood ana coal shed. hydrant and well OF
VIII be sod sabiect to the P,sht ana prisiiess
tf the purchaser OF No. Q. is heirs and assigns
to use In common with the purchaser of SAID
No. ], his heirs and assigns pas sage way or
alley Of the width of three feet. beginning at
the southeast corner OF said lot ana extend
feet along the south line the distance OF 80
No 2 All that lot OF ground situated on the
tending Of That width westwsrd d along aT tie tie
ss The
said lot consist of one'story Brick Dwelling
hersin snd e wi oa pwmS ,hsren p%iiS
this property viii also be sod ths privilege TO
a 9 feet wide alley;wa as above sci fort h..
water street and adjoining the rear OF tnid
lot, NO. 2. on the south side. fronting on
thence extending asst along south l'ne of NO. No.
Q. 81 feet 9 inches. ana thence sonth 9 feet
inches, theI CO west u feef II inches. thence
south % feet inches, thence west 5S feet 4
inches, to place beginning on water street.
Said properties can be viewed BY calling on
any OF he undersigned.
sale to commencs at 7:3Op m. on sai1 Gay,
when terms Will be made known By
ii. Nj. SHkHIsER,
j. FRED SENER,
~. u. RHOADH,
Administrators !. b. n. G. t. q.
JOEL HAINss. auct. novl,y7l0.A.T,R,2!
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17
positive PUBLIC SALE OF Dwell.

-
On MONDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1883,
Will be sold at public sale. at the Keystone
House, the following real es,a'e, to wit;
MOL, the one ana a. ha story Frame Dwell.
ling. No. 81 West James streets contain
Ing rooms. Lot fronts IL feet 8 inches to mid.
die of 3foot wide joint common priv ate alley
to the west, and in depth IS feet.
No 2, one.story and attic Frame Dwelling.
No 80 west James street, containing rooms
fronts IL feet 10 inches to middle Of S-feet wide
Joint common private alley to the east.
hO.3 tho twO-story Frame Dwelling, NO.
sos North Christian strent, containing rooms;
fronting l3 feet, and in depth 80 feet 70 I feet
wide common alley also right TO 8 feet vice
common alley on the sonth.
NO Z, the two-story frame dwelling, No. SO
North Christian street. fronting IL feet. and
in depth 90 feet Wide common alley.
No. 8, the twO-stOry frRwe dwelling. No, 6l2
North Christian street. fronting Is feet, and in
depth 80 feet to u feet wide comn on alley,
No, 6. two-story Frame Dwelling, No. Ga
North Christian street fronting Is ieet ana in
depth SO feet to ! feet wide common alley.
ko..7, the twO-story Frame Dwelling, No 616
North Christian street. fronting Is fest, and in
depth 60 feet to q 4 feet wide common alley.
Sale to commence at 730 O'Clock D. m when
conditions will be made known by
JOEL L. HA1NES.
OF nSl2 l72426. AuCtiOneer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17

NOkTH QUEEN STREET PROPER
4N THIS at public sa O. On SATURDAX.
NONEMBER?4 "a, lSss, at Coopers fRed Lion)
hotel, West King street, VIII be sold at public
sac, all that valuable city nrSpe rty. situated
on the west side of North Queen street. Lam
caster, Pa, between Centre Square and w est
orange street. consisting OF the two following
No. i. That three-story MARBLE FRONT
BUILDIsG, and lot of ground, cont aiming in
front on North Queen street Il fest II inches.
more or less, aud extending westward Of q
width sli hly decreasng 10 IL feet 8inches,
At the rear of said building ana thence OF q
Of 10y feet. more or less. anjoining properly OF
Jacob Loeb on the north, and purEart No.
on the south together with the right OF way
certain adjoining entry, or passage Q, and stair.
way, of the width of q feet 0 inches, leading
from said North Queen street to the second
81 North Queen street,, on the fret floor, Is q
nne, large loom, over 60 feet In depth, With
large wall capacity tor shelving and lsrge
No That three-story Brios Buildi g. Nos.
Is. 90 and % Nor Queen street, and lot of
ground containins in front on street 81 I. ct,
westward in depth lC7 feet, more or less. TO
Market qnare. adjoining purra,t No; on the
Long, deceased, n the south subject TO the
right OF way above described as appurtenant
TO No. l. The storerOom on first floor has Q
OF tee shinShss ana depth Of - Tee;
drainage by connections running TO public
sewer on Market street
property. having wioth OFFS feet, 10 inches
In front on North Queen street al d OF IS feet.
6inchss M e. The he r. reas az on - Market square 0ppor;
Sale 10 comu ence at p. m. when attend.
Sn Snoe VIII be given ana ogsn fHsdiiops SoE maze
noy3.l0,S,T&T Agent for Owners.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17

lust OPEN ENED-LEATHER GOODS.
- rocket Books, Purse, Card Cases. Note
Books, Letter Gases, Pocket Companions,
Cigar Cases. SC in large variety OF designs at
lowest price,,
fkAlLkl's EAST END PHARMACY,
tOppositH Eastern harket,I
SILK overing Bottles, Vases. Cologne bot
ties Frailey's sy rup BloodIoot. Wild Cherry
ana He re hound IL the best Tor cramps and
colds ~. 70 and ~ cents. A.w,s&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-17
PER RoSNAL,


JOHN II. REED, a prominent dry goods
merchant tell dead in the street nj New
York on Friday.
PROFESSOR ROBERT RArKE RAYMOND,
formerly partner Of Saline q Z. Chase, later
BAPTIST minister, and recently a teacher
OF oIatory, died ON Friday Ia Brooklyn,
aged II years.
Mr.. f. DUNBAR PRICE, once a proml.
nent ngure in Philso oil phia society circles,
whose wife Is now suing for the cnntin II.
ance OF his allowance to her OF 1900 per
month out OF his annual income OF $40 600,
has gone TO Europe, and says he will never
return. Hearings before q master In the
case were concluded yesterday, and It Ia
understood that proceedings for divorce will
soon be Instituted py Mrs Price 1t IL Is
ported that the master excluded much O,
the testimony Of sCandalous character
relating to Mr.. Pfice.
---->
It's never too late to mend a sprsinsi An.
kle, sSnllen limb stin neck or any pnin or
ache, II you but use that sovereign remedy
SaiVauon oli the greatest cure on earth ior
pain. Price Is cents N
-" He g. well paid that Is well satisfied ~
Ihls ~ what happy man uptown sald III m
hethrcw away his empty bottle after he lau
cuIeh his COD with Or. BuI"s Cough syrup.
TIE faVorite.