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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-23

The engineering department of Wander
bilt university at Nashville, Tenn. renews
its offer of former years to admit free
of charge to n class In road engin-
cerng one principal or deputy highway
official from each county in Tennessee and
il In any county tho offer is not accepted tho
chairman of the county court Is to appoint
AN applicant from any state. Road engin-
GERS are needed in this country, and thickly
settled, wealthy Pennsylvania should be
the first state Ia place men especially cdu-
Gated for the work in charge of tho con-
struction and maintenance of highways.
Vanderbilt university is pushing Tcnnes-
see forward In this matter, but If the count Y
and state officials arc not made To realize q
popular demand for more intelligent road
management there will be little progress.
Tho course at the university will extend
from February to April ], and will con
sist of lectures and work on the economical
location of roads, the building and main
tanning of roads, the reconstruction of old
roads, drainage, retaining walls, culverts,
simple bridges, field sketching, instru-
mental location and estimates of cost, and q
study of systems of highway administra.
| ton.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-23

PBILADELrHrA. Monday. Dec. "a, -.
Santa Claus will keep the
doors a-swing for you tonight
and tomorrow night.

Almost time for the dream to
come true. Wednesday and
the look will be twelve months
ahead. II you haven't found
that present, time is short.
Up and down the miles OF
aisles-both side lined and
heaped with a Holiday harvest.
AT almost every step you see
the gift things you've been try
ing to think Of.
AS fine a Handkerchief as
any man need care for: hand
worked initial, hemstitched,
pure white linen-six of them
in a neat box, $2.4o, or 4oc
singly.
Your Handkerchief money is
like to do a third more than
you expect of it. That's one
reason why we find almost ffoe
hma,ed feet Of Handkerchief
counter too little these days.
Southwest OF centre.
One Blanket is as good as a
dozen to measure the stock by.
75xS6 inches, 615 to 7 pounds
pure wool, and the Price IS.
Near womcn's Waiting Room.
Alaska Seal, Martins dye.
Top notch for quality. All the
fashionable shapes and put to-
gether exactly as they should
be. Jackets and Goats, IS to
90 inches.
Little Furs and Fur trim
mings-all of them.
Second floor, Chestnut street.
There is no reason in the
goods themselves why genuine
Alligator and Seal Slippers for
men should go from So and
$3.50 to 50. It's gift with the
gift you get.
The regular Slipper stock
has 8 colors of Goat, 5 colors
of Alligator, ? colors of Seal
In all sizes for men.
Market street front, west of Main Aisle.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-23

Perhaps no local disease has puzzled and
bailied the medical profession more than nasal
catarrh While not Immediately fatal it is
among the most distressing and disgusting ills
the flesh Is heir TO, aud the records show very
few or no cases Of radical cure of chronic ca-
tarrh by any of the multitude ofmodes of treat
mcnt until the introduction of Ely's Cream
Balm "A few years ago, The success of this
preparation has been most gratifying and sur
priSing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-23
AFIat Contradiction.

Some one has told you that your catarrh Is
incurablc. II is not SO. DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy will cure IT, 1t is pleasant TO use and
IL always does work thoroughly. We have yet
10 hear OF "A ca @ In which 1t did not accomplish
cure when faithfully used. Catarrh is n dis.
ease which II is dangerous toueglcct. A certain
remedy Is at your command, Avail yourself o
II before the complaint assumes u more serious
form. All drugg sts. M,Tu&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-23

We have heard many of our old friends say
that salvation oil cured them Of rheumatism.
Those who have not tried II should do so, Our
druggists sell 1t for twenty-five cents bottle all
the time.
Why suffer with bad cold when one bottle
of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup will cure "A cough of
the worst kind. Dr. Bulls syrup is sold for .
cents per bottle by all druggists IN the United
States,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-23
IL TnIIulleilS.

SOEDl'pNr toughcns the gums and makes
them healthy, SO that they hold In the teeth
firmly. IL removes the tartar, gives comfort, is
economical OF health and money, and when
once used viii never be given up. Try SOZO-
DON'T.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-23
now QUAY,s NOW PRONOUNCED

HOW QUAY's NOW PRONOUNCED
They do not whisper II by night,
They shout II out by day,
That presidential tides are curbed
by Matthew stanley Quay.
Yet better were Quays name pronounced
AS II II fenced the sea.
: For Harrison Is but lock,
And NJ. Il. Q.'s the key.
--From The fitsburg Dispatch.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-23
HOOPS SAItSAPARILIA.
Rheumatism

Is believed to ho caused.by excess of tactic acid
In the blood, owing to the failure of the kidneys
and liver TO properly remove IL. The acid attacks
the tbrous tissues, particularly In the joints,
and causes the local manifestations of the dis
ease, pains and aches in the back and shoulders
and in the joints at the knees ankles, hips and
wrists. Thousands Of people have found in
Hood Sarsaparilla a positive and permanent
cure for rheumatism. This medicine by its
purifying and yitalizing action, neutralizes the
acidity Of the blood and also builds up and
strengthens the whole body.
Wonderful Properties
81 have taken Hoods Sarsaparila and found
II excellent for rheumatism and dyspepsia. I
suffered for many long years but my complete
recovery Is due In Hoods Sarsaparila. ] re-
commend II to every one because OF Its won
derul properties as hlooI medicine" John
kuLLLNAN, 81 Chatham street, Cl,ge,aUl Ohio,
Infiammatory Rheumatism
81 Just want people to know that we think
Hoods Sarsaparil;a the best remedy for intlam-
matory rheumatism in the world. My husband
had this terrible affection for two years and
Hoods Sarsaparilla helped him more than any
thing else. am always glad 10 tell what Hoods
SarsapariIla has done" Mrs. +. ATKINSON,
Salem, Ind
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for s.. Prepared
only by e. l. HOOD Il CO.. Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR "a
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-23

Decorated Dinner Sets, from Havi-
land China fine deuoration) Semi-Por-
celain, White Stone Ware to English
Printed or Plain White, at prices egua
to any in the market. Decorated China
Dessert, Game, Fish, Oat Meal, Trinket,
Pudding Set, &c. Fruit, Oyster and
Bone Plates. Celery Trays. Tea, Cof-
fee and Bouillon Cups. A. ID. Coflees,
from the cheapest to $l2 each. Royal
Worcester, japanese Ware and other
Fancy Goods in large quantities.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-23

Telephone. Free and Prompt Delivery.
p. S.-Plenty of extra help to wait you all
No Delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
POLITICS ACTIVE IN RHODE ISLAND.
REPUBLICANS TO NOMINATE GOVERNOR TO
nIy-T9E SENATORIAL FIGHT.


pAY-THE SENATORIAL FIGHT.
Providence r. l. March 90 (SpecisD.-The Repub
Ican State Convention Is 70 be held tomorrow, and
nobody can determine tonight with any certainty VINO
the nominee for Governor viii be. II was thought
week ago that Herbert W. Ladd Of Providence. would
surely DO nominated. The appearance OF the Law ana
Order party in the field. with an announcement ior
convention to be held Friday OF this week. mas
however complicated matters. Mr. Ladd Is well
known as ResubTnlsslonlst and In case he IS nomi
mated, the Law and Order party Will put fourth
candidate for Governor In the field Other candidates
mentioned are Daniel Russell Brown. Of Providence,
and Daniel G. Llttlehed. Of Pawucket. MI Attle
field Is a pronounced friend OF the prohloory amend
ment and Mr. Brown has always voted for prohloiloy
measures 1t IS said that either Of these men VIII Oe
acceptable 10 the Law and Order party therefore,
while majority OF the convention Is douotoss IN ta'or
Of Lsdd for tho sake Of uniting the party one OF inc
Others may be determined upon, probably Brown'
There Is however, q strong feeling among the Leading
politicians In favor OF ignoring the wishes OF the Law
and Order party and nominating Ladd mus throwing
the election into tho Legislature; fhero inc ebolco
would DO between the two highest eandlda'es, VINO
would doubtless be Davis. Democrat. and Ladd' IL
Iadd is nominated, lieutenant Governor Lapnam ana
the rest Of tho ticket will DO rcnomina'ed lher7 Is
now no doubt OF the denomination OF Acknowledgement
Rogers, who will also have the nomination OF the
third and fourth parties
Congressman Spooner has arrived homs' ana mas
entered the lists for the scat made vacant by mo
resignation of Senator Chace MIR spooner Is on tno
ground little lato but possessing many elements Oh
personal popularity. he bids fair TO become
candidate Tho Wotmore men ssei cohnuo n, y,
winning the day IL Is expected that Dixon VIII iesd
nm tho first ballot but that his strength VIII Then oegu
10 decline "The Journal Is bitter against Wetmote'
and II is reported that Senator Aldrch favors Dxon
Tho only argument urged against the Ex-Governor IS
hs great wealth Mr.. DHon's friends are not doing
much talking but no less confident man are tne
Watmore neople Dxon's connection with tho senate
enables him to secure many votes which Otherwise
might 90 to some other candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
plsermlnK an Unseen Foe.

"Ths wss sometime paradox as Hamlet says
Since however the people Of America and other lands
bave been enabled 70 pit Hose,tePs Stomach Btters
,ainst that unseen foe, malaria is no longer paradox
NJ, an easy possibility. Wherever malaria svolyes
misty venom 70 poison the air and deoayinR unwhOlOsOme
veveatlon impregnaea the water. there, tn tho very
s,ronahod Of ulasna Is the auxiliary potent 70 dsafm
ina Zoe and assure eeient protection FoyeT and ague
buleu, ,emltteh, dumb aeus and Ague cake master
hn anaeoasy the! have fastened their clutch tbe
svs Al. hG forced TO relax their grasp and eventually
70 abandon Is sItOaether Bus IL ia preventive force
that should cheay se0mmeaa the besf' 70 persons dwell
N da.nee against which the eaemy 10 powerieSs Cures
likewise dyspepsia rheumatisn kidney and bilious all
mania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21

The company defauid the interest OF lts second mort
e.re bonds on January T. snd suit viii be begun iof
foreclosure 81 July The attention Of the soeuFy.holo
ers Is now directed tho first mortgage bonds OF the
company the interest which viii fall Que Oh April l.
AIo. M ts issue Of bonds II held here. Neither OF
~. two local directors has gone 10 NcwYork 10 Mt
t.nd tho meeting the directors The impression pre-
vaIls here that the April interest the arst mortgage
bonds will be defaultcd.
washington, March 90 The Argument Of counsel In
the case OF Coke Brothcrs Co. against the Lehgh
Valley Railroad Company before the Interstate Connie
so begun yesterday, concluded this Afternoon NO
deeisGn Is expected for ut least month.
Richmond Va March 20 tSpeela.-It is announced TO-
day that the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company viii
purchase the Richmond and Allegheny road
indianapolis March 20. The annual meeting OF the
sockhodsrs Of chlcago s. Louis and Ptsburs Rail
road was held 10 this city to-day The annual report
for tho year ending December IL 1888. showed gross
earnings s5 CAS- 49, decrease compared With 1887
Of s5l6. 5a5 90; net results on all uneS loss m
s2lO ss4 a. against profit in 1887 Of csSp9os 80
additions and improvements sl0ao52 o. The directors
elected Alfred L. Dennis, Of Nsw'Jersey. and
Jamss MeRea PIttsburs, 10 all the places Of members
whose term OF service expired to-day.
Harrisburg March 20.-A charter was granted ~ the
State Department today the MeKeesport Connecting
RAIlroad Company capital stock, slooOo lsngta four
miles IL VIII extend from MeXeesport " Port Perry,
In Allegheny County
Louis Union Depot expires tomorrow. Under thu
dtlons Of the icas the Of Union Depot Companys
stock step In and take the property they
elect Jay Gould the controlling stock
b. Louis, March gov. II. Newman u the Missouri
Pacific says there is an the statement that
the Craftsmanship Of the Trans Missouri Association has
been oHsred j. g. Leeds. On the contrary, committee
wsa appointed confer with Mr. Leeds and ascertain
II he would accept the position The amount Of salary
has NOS been axed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21

A SUMMONS SERVED ON ADMIRAL BELKNAP.
Washington, March 2o.-The Navy Department has
been informed that as Rear Admiral Beiknap was
leaving The Marc Island Navy Yard, California, on
March o, for San Francisco to take the steamer for
Yokohama Japan, where he is to take command Of the
Aslatic Squadron, he was served with summons 10
appear before magistrate at Vallejo, upon suit brought
by Ensign George omsby This officer Is kept on
board the receiving ship Independence at the Mare
Island yard by order of the Navy Department. until
action can be finally taken In his Some months
ago he ordered to Join the Monongabela at Mare
Island but failed TO meet her, He claims that he has
been treated unJustly. AS Admiral Bellsnap was in
the execution Of his Official duty in connection with
this case, tho United States DstrctAuorpey Of San
Francisco win appear in his behalf in the suit, while
the Admiral sails on TO Japan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
ONE pRrsoxEn ESCAPED, ANOTHER SHOT

Louisville, March 2o.-Tho prisoners In the Jail at
Jorouonvle, Ind, made wholesale attempt 70
escape last evening about dusk. Ed" Powell,
river pirate, had sawed out several bars of the large
cage which surrounds the coils, and thus set nearly
dozen prisoners at liberty, two Of them being
murderes Once outside OF the cage, IL easy to
get the roof by Of open skylight and
thence tho prisoners intended 10 climb down TO the
ground by an iron pipe A little girl saw the men
coming out on the roof and gave the alarm 10 the
Sheriff, who Is also the TALLER He seized revolver
and ordered the prisoners to return to their cells but
they refused, and Powell slid down the pipe aod
escaped, The other prisoners were huddled together
under the skylght, and the Sheriff. to brighten them,
fred. Dick Jones received the shot just back Of
the left shoulder and FELL and the othOrs then re-
turned to their cells. The bullet passed into Jones
left lung. Jones Is q hOusebresker and his name Is
an assumed one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
DELAYING BALLOT REFORM AT TRESroS
DEMOCRATIC BOSSES sTAvE OFF FINAL CON-
SLIDER ALTON IN THE ASSEMBLY

sIDERATIoN IN THE ASSEMBLY
Trenton. N. J.. Mach 30 tspeeiaD, ALTHOUGH the
Ballot Reform bill set down for final Consideration
In the Assembly this afternoon, tho Democratic ms',
agcrS again delayed IT, and another week may DO 'os'
In consequence. This Is part Of the programme inc
Democratic bosses OF the Assembly have adopted from
tho FIRST IN regard 70 Shis measure, and they now
threaten tho success Of the whole ballot reform move
ment, Certainly similar policy Is pursued III he
Senate the bill cannot DO passed this year.
The excuse offered for the failure 30 CONSIDER the
measure to-day was The trouble IN the Democratic
caucus over tho Assembly redistnctng bill. Mr. NC
Det1nitt Of Essex. wants district made TO gve him
SURE majority next fall Tho bosses do not DEe MN,
aud In caucus TO-DAY be told them fatty that hs bill
should not DO passed unless his demands wero con
eeded. He has taken lesson from Senator Baker.
whose bait Oh the Liquor bill gained him bis point and
this afternoon Mr. McDermitt swung out Of caucus ana
trOted down town 20 his hotel as mad as hornet 10
all appearances but with a crafty smile hidden under
his Sixth Ward mustache His vote alone is not suf'
neient TO defeat the BILL but he is hopeful Of other
Democratic support and one moro vote would enable
him TO defy the bosses with IMMUNITY.
The RedIstictng bill was finally approved by the
by a Of 22 Is, whernupon McDermitt
left the The bill consolidate the townships Of
Kearny snd Harrison on the east bank Of the Passac.
opposite Newark, was made q caucusaneasurc by vote
OF go to IL Tho bills TO create county out OF
HUDSON 10 call conNeHhon, eh'A
provide new charter for jersey City were laid over
for lack Of time
No party legislation was attempted in the House, a.
AsSemblymen Naughngbt aud Francois were absent
The bills against the Of Chicago dressed bcci we're
rccommtted and that TO prohibit the employment
Of Pnerton detectives by corporations was passed,
and goes TO the Senate. The Governor vetoed bill
increasing constables' foes technical grounds 1t
was notable as tho first veto Of the session.
Tho Senate passed thb Adrain libel bin by vote
OF 10 10 T. This is OF the general char
Acter those passed by tho Legislatures Of Massa-
ohusets and Pennsylvania, and under consideration
elsewhere. u provides that II retraction IS pub
shod within three days after tho lIbellons statement
called t.s.ti,,n. sI.~~e sL~iib M
exemplary damages awarded The Senate passed also
the bin to appropriate $4,000 for the erection Of an
asylum for the blind after debate, in which Repub-
can Senators called attention to tho barren condition
Of the treasury and the existence Of moro pressing de-
mandS
Governor Green to-day renomluated Judges Alfred
Reed and Jonathan Dixon as Judges OF the supreme
Court for full terms OF seven years, Both nomha
tons wcro unanimously, ard without reference, CON
nrmed BY the Senate. Each nominee has served TWO
terms or fourteen years upon tho bench. ana ootn
rank high as iuTfsts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
yry4r rrspycTroy OF TEE YoRKrowy.

Philadelphia, Match 20 (SpecsD.--The final In
spsciion Of the gunboat Yorktown, at the Cramps
shipyard, on behalf Of the Navy Department, was
made this morning BY Commodore william F. Fitz.
hesh Chief Engineer koutz, Commander e. u. SheD-
ard Naval Constructor Steolo and Lieutenant Stanton.
several days win elapse before tAe board makes It's
report to Secretary Tracy. Commodore Fitzhagh said
this evening that is all probability the report would
be favorable and that tho vessel would be promptly
accepted. The contract price, s4soooo, WI, with
the exception Of $4,000. be paid Immediately upon
her acceptance and Messrs Cramps viii receive ALSO
bonus OF $4,000 for the excess OF 300 horse power
STAINED above the terms Of the contract The 100000
sill NOT be- paid until after the vessel has had Hour
months trial IN active service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
RRsreYArroN oR pREEIpENr Ron1NSoN.

Providence II. l.. March 2o-The special meeting
Of the corporation Of Brown University to-day re-
celved the resignation Of the Rev. Dr. Ezekiel q.
Robinson as president OF the university and pro-
fessor OF moral and Intellectual philosophy The
letter stated that the conditions Of the university
so encouraging that under wise guidance and with such
changes Is would necessarily come, 1t would rapidly
advance TO q measure Of usefulness hitherto OBJ
tainablc. committee comprising the Rev. Dr.
Samuel Caldwell, OF this city, the Rev. DR.. Alvah
Hovey, Of Newton, and Professor Rowland
Hazard, with the Rev. II. A. Granger, of Burill.
VILE, r. l., d. e. stoddArd, John d, Woods, NJ. II.
HaFtwell and D. T. Waylaud of Philadelphia was Ap-
pointed TO select and recommend suitable person
TO ill the vacancy, and 10 report in June The cor
poraton voted to expend $3.50 for fence for the ball
Qroiind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
THE FLORIDA ORANGE Trust TAEIN

Tho formation Of . trust b control the orange crop OF
Florida rapidly assuming definite shape IL IL proposed
ioIn houses in is country
l n company which win have Sufficient capitalize bay the
entire crop and guarantee not only rapid delivery OF the
fruit IN the markets throughout the country. but also
insure unlform quality OF the frult Tho company will
scnd representative 10 Florida about September 70 inspect
the groves and advance than 70 per cent Of
the value On ,hreequsrerS Of the estimated Of each
grove as security. for which they will take from the
grover an bound for delivery Of the rut At
large packing. house. which they propose 10 build at
Sanford FiA The fruit Will DO shipped this point In
earoadS where II will b carefully selected and packed
according 70 I quality II 10 proposed then 70 distribute
r. BIZ fast freight trains throughout the county, and
are now lending with The Pennsylyana Rail,
rnoa Conpeny for eelent train service for this pur
posa one Of the promoters Of tho scheme In this city
of ali The largest fruit dealers In the country snd that
any arp Of stock in the new company have already
bNaa feealyed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-21
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
orsrRA1,s VIEW pAssENeER AeENT.
GEORGE n. DANIELS APPOINTED TO SUCCEED
HENRY MoNErr-HIs CAREER.

GEORGE H. DANIELS AfFohA'%A--
HENRY MoNETr-HIs CAREER.
csoros H. Daniels. who is now vicechalrman OF tno
rn,raI Traffic Association OF western ROADS anu GUAR
sr NJ the Chicago Eastbound Passenger Conii'''eo'
has been appointed general passenger agent VI INC
New York Central Railroad, TO sucfeeo nei.' 'O"e'
,vho died several month"; ago. Mr.. DahslS " Su"e-
what portly In figure, Of aurid complexion @"f "a -
genial IN manners. Conservative IN MS De.no' ~
hiring. 70 his new position wide experehce ~ "
cal railroad matters, thorough aequSih,an0 -
the system Of association among te $3.50, 80
industry and consoientiousness. az nA I1es.s
born IN Hampshire, Kent County Ilil y" a,.
1sao He started 10 the railway service Wnon S'A'
-. r.... ola az naVman and roadmau OF the NORTH
.o,,s psnro.d hut gradually worked his way UP
80" T., 1879 bs wns made general freight ana passen-
oar aTsn, Of the Chicago and Pacific KaiFosa, Al
Iaso he became general tickot agent OF tno "S"su'
>, louis and Pacific Railway, retiring In Decemoer'
,ss1. 10 accept the position OF commissioners u ~''
iowa Trunk Line Association
snce then his services have been called upon ehue
10 1or the conduct Of the various railroad asso0aons
q, the west From November, 1882, 10 January l.
Isse he was commissioner Of the COLORADO kan"S
Association and OF the Western Colorado halfway
Association From February J, 1884, 70 JSnuMy Il
1880 no also performed the dnties oil commissioner
~ the Utah Traflc Association. For the nrst SIX
months Of 1880 he was commissioner Of The Central
Passenger Committee and since April |, 1885, no mas
held Tie poslt,ons he now occupies, performing the
sam, dutie. under a slightly different Tito prior 70
April 1, 1857. Mr. Daniels was =. sn IntrAnctons
from the subordnates 10 the various P aSe In
whom he was unacqualnted lie WIN assume 81 my. sae
d,tae ~ his new position on April l. ~ - NOS JeI
I Io Who viii be asked to take bis place In the
Central Traffic Association