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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21
PER SONAI.

o. =. WISER, a prominent merchant of
York, and father OF Mrs. Davis, tho evan.
gellst, died In that city on Wednesday.
MRS ELIzAnETH STEEL MAaEE, mother
of Hon. Y. l. Msgee, died In Pittsburg on
Tuesday. She WAS born In England and
came to the United States when nine years
Of age.
Mr.. GEORGE L. RIvEs, recently first
assistant secretary Of state, and Mrs. Sally
Whiting Belmont, the divorced wife OF Mr.
Oliver ii. Belmont, wero married In Now
York on Wednesday.
EN PRESIDENT CLEVELAND and party
arrived at st. Augustine, Florids, on
Wednesday morning. They were met Rt
the station by several hundred people and
escorted 90 tho Ponce do Esou hotel. Dur.
Ing tho day they visited points OF Interest
adtsp,sy OF fireworks In the evening. To.
day they go to Tampa, whence they will
sail for Cuba.
SIR THOMAS GLADSTONE, who died In
England on Wednesday, was educated at
Elton and OXFORD. In 1880 he was returned
to the House OF Commons for tho borough
OF GueensborOugh, In Kent, which was
swept away ty the reform bill, having less
than 1000 Inhabitants, yet returning two
members. He subsequently, represen mi ted
other boToughs, but retired from patlia.
mentary life In 1912. when he was unseated
on petition. In 1851 he succeeded to the
baronetcy and the greater part OF his father g
enormous fortune, Sir Thomas was lord
lieutenant OF Ktncsrdineshirs He was
always a strong Tory In his political views,
aud always looked with disfavor upon the
change in opinion which his celebrated
brother underwsnL The family, OF Scotch
origin, traces back Its lineage TO Herbert de
Gledestsn, who, in 1896, submitted TO
Edward / Sir John Gladstones, the first
titled member Of tho family in modern
times, Wac the ron OF prosperous -four and
corn merchant and snip owner at Isith,
The family dropped the hnAl "s" as late as
1885, by royal license.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21

Howard stump, ego and II years 70.
spectively, for burning the harm of Lswis
n. Miller, In North Codoruo township,
February o, 1889; MrG EliEAbssh Weaver.
charged with burning the barn OF Benj jsmin
Farrey, IN Msnbeim township, Novsmbss
burning the barn Of David ID. Newcomer,
in Mannheim township, January 2, 1859, end
Mlss Cora Reible, charged with burning
the barn Of Lsvi Dubs IN Msnheim town
ship, December II, 1883 The boys were
permitted TO remain at homs last night,
and their father Will furnish ball this
morning.
The three women were brought 10 York
and committed TO the county jail by Alder
man Sherwood. All tho parties ere tenants
on the farms whero the destroy cd barns
were erected, aud their motives cannot be
and protested their Innocence. Mre.
Weaver Ii tho mother OF five children, one,
. babe at her breast, which she has TAX on
with her 10 the prison. She wss In the
yard when arrested. Mrs. Miller IL the
mother OF . large family also. Cora Reible
s sixteen year old maiden. and wss st
work at sewing mscbine when srrested.
When they were placed In the carriage
they became more Jovlal, forgot thsir
troubles and chstted ploasa niiy. The
mother OF the Stump boys iell into
Q swoon on learning Of their arrest
The boys deny any knowledge OF the rs
although their father acknowledg they
were In tho barn. Mrs. Weaver wss in
the barn when tho fire broke forth,
and says she found matches and an egg
filled with IN explosive. All the fires oc-
CURED during the day. Plnkerton Dstec-
tive StackhousO has been working those
clues for two months. An attorney for the
insurance company stated the arrests were
made mainly on clrcumstantial evidence,
on their close proximity TO the fires and
their contradictory statements % 10 their
whereabouts at the time. The Codorus and
Mannheim Insurance comp snies, together
Western Mutual employed the detective
The prisoners were placed In one coll In tho
jail.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21
EniorcIug the Constitution,

Representative Wherry has introduced
. bill to enforce the constitutional pro-
hlbition OF railroad discrimination and TO
require the railroad, of the state to publish
thek 10 al tolls, az they are required by
IL interstate commerce act TO publish
thsir inter- tate rates. 1t ought to excite
ovory citisei to indignation TO think that
oneh law has not heretofore been passed
nn6 70 know that 1t is quite likely not TO
- now. We know not why the adyo-
oa1oD OF prohibition should be 80 delighted
~ tAsTvxpct Of putting prohibition
leoe ~ scnst 'rs'oa, when they have
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21

Quality up and prices down.
The Dress Goods see. saw holds
as steadily there as a vane in a
trade wind. Try Sateens, or
Cinghams, or Challis, or Flan-
nels, or Cashmeres, or Henri.
ettas. or what you will in colors
or cream or black. One way
in all Of them.
Genuine old. fashioned Mo-
hair. Crisp, wiry, springy. The
sort Of stuff that won't wrinkle,
that dust won't stick to. It's In
great favor once more. Comes
back with new tangled notions
though. Novelty Mohair /!
Think Of it Wonderfully
pretty just the same. You can
hardly guess what a rich and
modern look the silk stripes
give to the old familiar. 65c
for plain 81 for novelty-each
40 inches.
South west OF centre.
The last lot [I,ooo bars1 OF
Glycerine Soap at 10 cents a
bar will be on sale at 10 o'clock
this morning. Same conditions
as before.
Centre OF main floor.
Yes, you can get a Filter
that will make Schuylkill, Della
ware. or any other water clear.
We put two sorts of Filters at
the head-Gate City Lporous
stone and Jewett.
Basement. north OF centre
We have put down the prices
OF a lot Of odds and ends OF
Dress Trimmings, in colors and
black. Welcome kinds, but
mostly small lengths.
1880 sorts reduced to sLbO
tlb0 sorts reduced to Soc
el.2o sorts reduced TO soc
That shows the drift. A Main
Aisle counter end is heaped
with some OF them.
North OF centre.
China Mating.
Worth being quick for.
About 800 rolls just opened,
this seasons goods, in eight
choice patterns, at $40 for a
roll OF 40 yards. Regular sr4
quality.
Something to set the trade
a-talking and wise housekeep.
ers a-buying. Well hold wha,
you buy till you're ready for it.
Second floor. Take Tbirteenth ana Marke,
streets elevator.
Dog catchers will soon be
lively. A bit OF a Collar may
save the pet some worry.
Every sort Of Dog Fixings.
Basement. northwest OF centre.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21
HANA MAKHR,H.

PHILADELPHIA. 1hursdAy. March n. las.
The New Dresses and Wraps
are still on exhibition. Flower
and crowd accompaniment.
And the New Parasols.
Next week Tuesday [a6th1 first
view Of Spring Bonnets and
Hats-contInued on the a7th
and 2Sth. Judges who've
had a peep at the getting
ready say the like for variety
and richness hasn't been seen
in Philadelphia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21

ESaLASD has deliberately and posi-
lively contrsdicted the statement Of Prince
Bismarck In the Reichstsg that In Samoa
Germany and England wore advancing
hand In hand, and announces that Lord
Salisbury complained 70 the German
minister Of that statement The "blue
book" just issued Ia said 10 show that
England declined 10 ts,ist Germany and
has been In thorough accord with America,
but Prime Minister Salisbury is quoted m
saying that the views Of England and
Germany were Identical as far o. the future
government OF Samoa was concerned, but
not otherwise. This still leaves tho attitude
Of England doubtful, for tho German view
OF future government OF Samoa insists
upon = proponderanoe Of German rule,
while we have conteDded for equal control
by the three powers or for Samoan indepen.
dence.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21


BY tho recent decision OF Judge Cox, of
New York, the Electric Accumulator com
psny OF Philadelphia has gained practical
control OF tho manufacture OF storage bat
teries. The Judge held that the Faure
patents owned by the Philadelphia company
cover all secondary batteries In which sn
electrode is used having An active material
applied In the form OF paste or cement
This 10 the only known method Of making
q good secondary battery. Itis announced
that tho company is ready at once to put
electric street cars In service and demon
strate tho cbeapness OF the new force IL
was announced by wire on wednesday that
cab company had been formed TO run
electric cabs over the asphalt pavements OF
Washington. Probably there IL a good
deal OF romancing about this, but It Is high
time to look for some startling result from
tho storage batteries, which have promised
wonders for several years past. Tho chioi
trouble has been OF late that the disch arRe
ratio was no slow that large number OF
cells had 70 DO carried In each car or cat
and this great weight mado the system
impracticsble for actual use. This difficulty
Is claimed TO have been solved by the use
OF Fsrbaky and ScheBk cells, which dis
charge about six times a. fast as Other
varieties, and II they have no other fault
there may be all sorts Of electrical wonders
In store for u.s. Aerial navigation has beer
waiting for some light and powerful motor
Gnd the day may be near when ships will
go out OF Now York harbor without a ton
OF coal or pound Of steam and be m ved
along swiftly and silently by the stored
force of secondary batteries.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21
NOT SMART ENOUGH FOX CHINA.
So Fred Grant win A,nuss Himself II
Austria,

Austria.
Washington Ia tier TO PhiladoIp phia Lod ger.
When Colonel Grants nsme WAS first
presented for the China mission tho presi
dent and Secretary Blaine regarded the
matter favorably, and there was q settled
disposition to appoint him 10 that place.
Upon reelection It was determined thst, In
view OF the strained relations between the
two governments growing out of the lekis
lation OF Congress hostile to the Chinese "a
we'll ~ existing com pilcations resulting
from acts OF violence Ia this country against
Cinnamon and similar acts In China agaius
Americans, that an able lawyer and man
OF large experience In public affairs should
be sent TO represent this government q,
Pekin. The presentation and disposition
OF these points will require skilfui manage.
ment, and. without tdisparaging the abilities
OF Colonel Grant, II was concluded that he
would not be equal TO tho emergency.
Vienna ts, perhaps, the most pleasant capital
In Eirope, and the duties Of the minister nj
the Austrian court are comparatively light
and easy, and service at Vienna will DOUBT.
less prove more cong Renial to Col. Grant
than would service at Pekin.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21
ARRESTED FOR aARN BuRs,S,.

Two Children ANA Three Women Cbaruea
WIN incsnd arism In York County.
Consiables Stiil, Stroman and Ruhl. of
hofk, proceeded TO North dorus and
nestsy morning and made the following
sfftsas Tor barn bnrnipgs; James and
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21
The greatest cure on car, Il for pain.
hAlXnllnu llI ainu L ha rnlrnln

You out to-day. my friend. in this cold
wind thought you were sick In bed with
cold" lio said nothing but smiled Io!Iy
ana pointing to n big advertis ment of Dr.
Bnirs Cough syrup said ~ hereby ings the
tale that tells the story"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21

ss'
am satisfied that Cancer is hereditary I'm
my family My father died of IL, IA slater oi
my mother Died OF it. ana my own sister died
oi u. Ty Ieeilngs may be Imagined then,
when the horrible disease made us annear'
ance on my side, II was a maiig gnant Cancer
tating In ~ardly In such u way that II could
not DO cut out Numerous remedies weiU
used for 1t, but the Can Ger grew steadily worse
unti IL seemed that l WAS doomed to follow
ihe oi ihers OF ths family. took swifls Speci
fc, which. frJm the mist day forced ont bs
poison ANA continued Its use until had taken
several bottles, when found myself well. /
know that y. >. 9. cured me.
, hRs. 3. n. IDOL,
WINSTON, N. c., Nov. 10, 'ss.
send for Book on Cancer ana BLOOD Diseases
ihK swlPr sfRcIFIo Co, Drawer s, Atlanta,
VI" Tu.Th S(S)
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21
HAlR BALSAM.
PARKER's HAIR BALs.n

TAKh Ek'S HAIK BALSAN
beantihes. Cleanses ana preserves the hair
heeps IL SOFT ana silken. Promotes "a luNuri.
ant CROWN. Always restores gray hair To iis
SiR,hnl color. Prevents hair falling ana Dan.
ofuu. Cares scalp diseases. soc. at druRuisls
HINDER CORNS,
Safest, surest ana best Curs for Corns Hmm
DC. AT dru ggists. MSTbin
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21

As We expected, tho German papors are
ssionished at the reckless talk Of our pic
turesque Admiral Porter, and the North
German Gdsette even talks of calling upon
our government 70 explain the sdmiral's
astounding language. Never mind, Bis;
We usually keep our Porter quiet on i'm
portsnt matters and he just fizzled out this
time while we were changing oorks from
Whitney to Tracy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21

had it dem ,nstrated to them for
ffteen years that the Legislature will not
pass laws to enforce the constitution, II
they do not % please. And why should
the liquor interest he less powerful than
the railroad interest to control the Legis.
lature Z
1t is a burning shame that the Penn.
sylvania constitution is paralyzed by the
failure Of the Pennsylvania Legislature to
enact q penalty for violating Its pro visions.
Probably the constitutional prohibition
OF railroad discrimination could be made
effective by injunction proceedings; but
1t is an Ineffective remedy in comparison
to the criminal punishment that the
Legislature could prescribe. Doubtless IL
the constitution is amended TO prohibit
liquor selling, that business may be en-
joined; but it will be poor in result CON-
pared with the Gne and imprisonment
that the legislation may order.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-21

If the daughter Of the chief Justice and
her husband know = fine speculation and
the value oi nd advertising, they will instantly
70 on the stage and run away and get
married nightly at two dollars admission,
standing room only, In all the chief cities OF
tho United States,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

cor,,,.eu Iaucs g to ] L Mott Iron Works c 5 l1th'
ave ; of SGth.st, months, -, 44S:, Dab . q ,osthst
Dufy, Thomas J., - Murray diiA Damn
q Of IfXingtOn-sVe year, So,VOo 1noths. w n,
Harris Angelina to J. HeemSath' 'V''h's" " VI
3d-aVe. year, $500. c..,,- Sov,nos Tn stitu.
IIucAtng John W to Kings County "a SaVlhgs Ansu'u
,t,1 = stS.st G OF 3i-av0 year, S2oOOO, . -. "a
al ugar Prank to ThOs fitzpatrick Vo'hs' '" ="
ave Ram John ~ to same 95th-st of 2d-ave yrs
S' S%jtb Rosanna to Virgins 15oth-st, Of
oth-aVe. sl,5 o.. r-tnoshr,5oo
Setoonu9ker Edward T, 70 NJ Corsa, hingsonuge
Road adj Monument l. ] 1874 yrs, "a, 800 ~ w.
" Smith George J. to VIM Cruikshank, 10 to 81 Baxter
~ smith Flank f. TO L Robinson, Lenoxave. Of
- Tho GOSPEL tabernacle Church to the Mutual Life ms
Co Q sthavc. Of 44th-st, l year, $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-23
Railroads.

ALL SOLID EXPRESS TRAINS. AND EACH
TRAIN RUNS THROUGH TO CHICAGO WITHOUT
CHANGE Oh ANY CLASS OF CARS
Ticket Offices. 401, az, lib and 9j7 Broadway 1881
B0Tey P9ery Plaza Sad SsaPSets snd c
Broadway, Williamsburg corner Newark and IIuds9n
ad PSc aq Sleeping Car ana Orders
checking and an5GT Of baggage can be SoanGd a
from ChamberSst local trains to l2,2 minutes earlier
room on ' Coaches to Bafal6
Every pay NsT yesi9usd liza Lms va Msadyl
SSSa Day CoacSc Faatal Dining and Sleeping Car;
ses GaSlS Cars s . shf 'S ISa
p M Eyyiy Day, New Fast ExDGss via Bqaa0 Niagara
Falls H1@Sn d ce6eFs To- sasS S o SH ~ Gay
Pullman Buffet yest6gled eepins Car to Buffalo, and
so ni pi M Every Day CRes$q Nsf Eyp!ess solid
train OF Day Coaches and Pullman Blfct Sleeping
o,. Ga e osE9fe EGIp. 40 Snags itaa45
55 i sSa5ays SS g. H 49, ~ Is 10 81 IS 3D.
Rulherfod ~ A. : 80 =, 49, 10 ,s 49, 49, l.
5 e 80 S: ~ 49, % = g. F ',' p
F':sa 15o sc7s 40 5zs. 4;o7 s7 j. SIS. 5:a79.
iss S SO, e. 5 "a Is 1885, o5 = "a &c. sa5
Newsi iSO and Paterson via Newark, 5t5 $50 59%
s g. e 81 j -? p iSs 10 i2o
suS s05 Local e. 49, As 7l5 $50 10 80 L. 80 a075
Yea5a 80 E. as g Ss5 5iS i55 sao The s40
rfa ast EN PPE q 10 20 l. 8:l5 t. 80. 80. T.
Goshen. As 7:f5 o 10 80, $3.50 go 20 T. 80
MlddIciown ana Port Jclv', 40 40 D. ~ 80 a. m l.
3:3O 4 80 80. q, :. 80. - CT ,o.oo -
SUNNY q 40 IL D. m. Express trains from West
a;fys ,iTRo i, d al ga n 10 > p Bfv1sroN
rncieWood and renany-5 10. 6. I. 30 Sl5 3 40,
sd & = s. Ta g. 3? g. p 20 SUI
DAYS : is 0 $50. l 80. 4. 80 and - oo %
80. 1. 445. 5s2. 80, Q OH; GA3 5, 10 80 -
Sundays 3 10 . 80, 80 4. 30 40. ..
end In ccnt in postage to General Passenger Agent for
SUN w t. NT-PptJY J.. p. FARMER.
General SuDt. General PASSENGER AHenb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-23

NJ EW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
~ ROAD FOR RED BANK, LONG BRANCI OCEAN
GROVE AND ASBCRI PARK, OCEAN BEACH,
sPRING LAKE AND POINT PLEASANT MI -
Timr table in effect September H. lSo9. Trains leave
N.wYor foot Coitiandt and Deshrosses SITS, 80 10
a m Il noon 10 express. 30 (express, $40 p IN.
From foot Of Llherty.st, 90 Ib IL 10 m $50.
80 fcNpressl 100 80 (eXpTess CLIO D. H. Sundays
sunday trains do stop at Ocean Grove and Asbury
PARK - ,rooD
RUFUS BLODGETT ,,r j. r. WOOD,
SuUerint 'ndc"t GEM fass. Ncennt lehn. y y
H. BALDWIN Cent Pass. Agent c. r. u. OF ~ j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-23
Goparincrsbip Notires.

II He CO-PARTNERSHlP heretofore existing
between the undcrsignet undo? The name or hrm Of
STEVENS ROY LANCE 6 CO., has been TINS gay az
1SoIIyGi by mutual con ent Mr., WALTER r. kILPAI,
i LIN retng thereirom and the remaining partners 'c
Sione authorized 10 sign IN LIQUIDATION
WALTER i. FITZPATRICK,
II +, STEVENS, JR.,
E. w. ROYLANCE
The UNDERLINED have this day formed eSp.tt1ssship
unaet lne name or firm OF STEVENS ROfLANSEt ~
me umoer busnest with their oniee corner OF S!thst
ana iIin,ave, NewYork City, as successors 70 the nTm
OF kIEEENS. ROYLANCE CO., this day dissolved
II e. STEVENS. JR.,
y w. ROYLANCE.
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REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

New.york. saturday sept exchanges aiS aSs' and
were no sgeORs total sneon ~ sales
AusSn sT s%a auction from with saturday
q civ real !, estate tat. ~ sSss4 tss woo
For the week s sedasn to be held at the
EA'n""s TUESDAY. sEPIsMn.c,
sal, Tr' :ss s III
sfi:,s: l. 1t !; a01 e ai 81 m..,.,, Co.
r. Tss Sw Ct SSs
soxse each and twO n Parksye Ot 22 So e
East l2etn,sS ysuns No $50 East eoth-'t = iOO
of LeAins'O 1nyrnNEspAY, SEPTEMBER "a
nv Richard V. Harnett co.
Foreclosure sale e., Rc isSl Su hSGiyN No $50
GssFs0G sss gsOy SseHs No
sneH t 9GS,hs,' rs s g. 40 II Of Lexington-ave'
East 0V By d. P. Ingraham Co.
Foreclosure Peter yeFS%ysoo fsesiss rS
sh :Sd !s' i 2SsRSS s9's SSS
Of h4th's'' THURSDAY. SEPT. g.
Nv A. H. Muller Son. 49,,
al, FSsc sSsTy buildings Nos zoos and 2o7o 7svs
0OiO Z" BY Richard V. Harnets Co. So. o.x
.hout s. and Nos. 7l2 and ia Washng"nS" "
II 8 Of uthst
BY Smyth Ryan. ,oox
ro,.c,osure sale IL Schultz, referee No. 36 and
40 1xrreg and 3-story and 0story puNOs'
S6a Baxter-st, $ : Oh d otvs
NEw.JERsEY PROPERTY
ByJ. 4. B. Smyth , 4 .,o,v
puho auction: plot OF land $3.50 $3.50 IS ft Of
huitino w Front st. running 70 ""''-~'
smith.st Perth Amboy. -
FRIDAY, SEPT. 81
Nv ID p Ingrahsm co. o-e
-,r. sale Rollin Morgan, reieseeeI , ig }11adst
100 1T md 2 b.story iats Nos 234 ana zoo wv"
sG 1885 II OF Sth'aNe 60. . "a
y.o,ospre sale Connolly, referee t0' 90 n W Of
and 4story dwelling, NO o. Na''
Fairchild Yoran. oo,oo
,.,s Rudolf. Dolsn. referee lot, H. sxl0O'
and 3story dwelling NO 100 i''"
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANef on 10 ". - va
,oe,nst s 100 IT o Of 6th-ave' l'A'''ii' % ell
n Cauldwell 10 } NJ BeI5n... cs.h 10 Herman
Iexington-ave, No 1,79o' May .......... 29,500
RsG,ch ,:''S; gis It Of 7A;aye, 1esnco4; 1000
Haskell 70 w clark y;no
washineton.sve, 5, Lot $50 nap DelnVn' 1900
ri-p's W cor Of 73d-st, 5L2x1O0; Dunn
o,. 60 : 500 Il Of 2d.ave lvvA1oos + . 10 ooo
Kiparck TO J. Lugar.; 80, 90 3 " same
o5ti-s 100 # OF 2d-aVe' E."'. 10000
-o TO w S S5pp n q Of 2d.ave, 60x1o92; Susan
~ + henson TO & q Menken xiAox
1otbaye cor Of 9sthst, 1856 9Xi42Si hh 900
i433 WIN IL Nie6uhr 70 Agnes L OV00'
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