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Total since jan 1.s36 072 80 SIZES i52 s4s,6Ios2
FINANCIAL MARKETS.

yoxnox Feb le-4pm-ConsoIs, 9S 1915 for money ana
% i6 for the account Atlantic and Great Western hrst
0 rsfees Certificates 80 United states oen1
bands Isl III Erie $685. do second consols I06t Mex
can Ordinary. As St Paul Conmon % New. rorn
10 Reading Illinois Central, liz Mexican Centrat'
6rst mortgage bonds, 18Th Pennsylvania 56as-
Money Is 2i402L per cent.
The rate discount the open maKet ot ootn snoft anu
three months bills is "a per cent
Bsr silver is quoted 20 1l-l6d per ounce. 80 - "a
Paris aivices quote cent rentes ~ % u.ncs ~
for the exchange London at 20 ancs
32 confines for checks a.. ~. ..v.-,.u.
Of bullion Withdrawn from inc BANK VI Hns1
on balance to-day is G24.0O0
spanish Is. 74's.
HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA Feb l9-spsnish gold. 90 s7as2 37t Exchanges
ouef but firm sugar quiet
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Actual Sales Closing. No.
srocxn ------r----~ shares
op'g. H'gt LOw't Final Bid. lAsk'd sold.
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STOCKS DEPRESSED.

THE MARKET REACTIONARY
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND I1vERpOOI.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERs
BRiTANNIO. Capt ParselI; wednesday Feb 90 o a. M
GEEMANIC Capt Irving. wednesday. Mar. g. a M
fADRIATIC, Capt Cameron wednesday. Mar. ri u n
From White Star Dock foot Of West fothst
Saloon ESQ, 600 $50 and 500. SteeraRe from or N
the old Country 800 a limited number OF second cabin
passengers carried these stcaners outward $50 ana
Il Brcaaway EewYcrE T. BRUCE IsMAY. O Agent no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20

bank stoclxs Phenix sold Il 00) at "a. st. Nehoss
1901 at 1870, and Western N6tional l19) at ca 4
The general market for railway bonds was
undisturbed by the raids made In the shara
market Even those Of the Oregon lines ~
NAMED strong with slight concessions: Northern
Pacific firsts were in demand at III l~2all7l-I
and the Terminal irsts Mt LOG a-4aioe l-2; Oregon
Transcontinental sold at 1051-2. Oregon
Improvement irsts at 06 3-4a1 05 "a. and Oregon
Short Line 6s at il2aIll "a. Atlantic and
Pacific As sold at so l-2aS21-s. Gulf and Colo
RADIO seconds were irm at s2asl Is. Inter-:
81 3-4a64. Denver and Rio Grande improvement
IS were active and firm at about 81 "a. Texas
and Pacific seconds sold up to 3S IA and closed
at 81 ga ST. Louis, Arkansas and Texas scld
up to 81 la Virginia Midland generals sold
at S6a87 1-2aS7.
In the unlisted department of the Stock Elk.
change Cotton Oil certificates were active. with
small fluctuations, selling 12,200) at 59a59 3-4a
59a50 3-s. Sugar Trusts sold $1,000 at 81 1-2a'
S5a84 l-2 Georgia Pacific second consol S.
$4,000 at 7Sa7s IA, st. Louis, New-Orleans'
and Ocean Canal first IS lS2 oo0 at So 1-2 Georgia
23a22 1-4a22 1-2, Mount Desert Land t200l 40
81 81 l-2as2 %. and Kingston and Pembroke Iron;
l200) at 81 25
Money ruled at lie per cent for large loans
and at per cent for small loans, closing at
1-2a2 per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day was
as follows: Exchanges, sl4z1bo,e73; balances:
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House ss25.s46. It's net gain on ball
ance was s727,030, made up by gains Of si31 200
currency and s296,730 coin The days opera
tions covered: Receipts. 1871 II, 900; payments,
s2.443,130; resulting in a general balance OF
81 so, 687131 consisting Of 81 1854, 791 coin and
81 6,722, $40 currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day s263,o17 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were s20l,246 and the
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures of the last previous statement as
follows:
Feb 1s. Feb. TO- Direreneea
Net gold on hand s193 S51 s193 749 Dec
Net Silver on hid ~ 900 427 27,217,1 LOG Dec i2S2L
Net legal tenders .,.on ..a.a
hand.....-.- 29,4I9l2S 2e,444,aoo Dec os'oao
Actual cash in
Treasy vaults
certacaies.. so5oo95 4oe so4oe21 ss5 Dec. s17407l
Deposits in banks 43,973e9l 4S6s2Sof Dec o4dVza
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NMAN LINE u. S. and Royal Mail Steamers

Il FOK QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
From Pier 40. foot Of Chrstopherst, New.York
CITY OF CHESTER--Saur February %. II 80 a.. m
OHIO :; WEDNESDAY March 2, a. m
CITY OF NEWa:YoEK Wednesday, Msrch 90 ;S9 z n;
CABIN outwsr1 ESQ and s35 prepaid s35 STEER
AGE e2o. PETER WRIGHT SONS, General Agents
BOWLING GREEN, N. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20

AMERICAN coMMoNwEALTHs. Ohio First Fruits
Of tho Ordinance of 1887. by kaihs hihg'
i6mo, PIP. 427. Houghton Miflin co.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD O NEW JERSEY.
N -Trains leave ChAmbers,st. auon week days for
~ 90 40 and II 80 a. m. 40 80. e. u 80 TO-
$40 g;1o, g 40 8, 10 80 NJ 12lldnight. Sundays,
" Additional trains to cresskil ana az o:4o a. m and
FOR Manuel. Spring Valley. MOnT and rsIimans
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HANiBURG-A American SIS. Line for Hamburg.
First cabin s45 and upward: storage at low rates
Wielsnd 10 a. M Feb. 2I. POlaria.. 12 m, Feb. 23
EXPRESS SERVICE between Eew-York. South.
ampton and Hamburg by the twin Al.
gusta Victoria and Columbia Of 200 tons and - 500
horse power. Send for rates and sainRh
Company,s once 3! Broad C B RICHARD Co:
""'' r J. C6RTis Mgr ei Broadwsy ~ "
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10000. ......66
1000.
so Pae N Mist
5000.
81 l. A a III DIV.
1900.
9tL q Sar Fran I'd
Claa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-20

, NuNsssssssfoIt
Den y p e PRo lei
1000 ...-...SS
Dui a Iron Rye lat
1000. lOd :
1000. go. los
Duluth a Man lst
Dakota Div
2,OOO.-....l037s
ID a r q Imp %
10000. q
t7.oo0. ...s...eit
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-02

China and Glassware march
to the same money-saving
music.
Take Dinner Sets.
Maybe five hundred of the
decorated ones. Ranging from
the pretty brown English Gar
held Q3o pieces at sI6) to the
fine and rich cobalt blue
Limoges at $3.50 the set.
Is there another Crockerv
Store that the halt of that can
truly be said of?
Two Main Aisle tables show
almost the extremes.
We have marked eiehtv-
thre &c Of the Decorated Caris.
bad Dinner Sets for the quick
est going:
rs Pisss: Piss: = = e e from from :s s
Other China on the same
scale. Chamber Sets are good
as any to judge by:
sSl; :ss:; 81 S,H aail decorations. with iars. us
sd; y,sn ,ars: violet RED. ana pink
ss@ Aln Jana basss pink. ee brown.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-02

M1oeo bon1noD e sorvine slvil writs was
1ooonpuolb1o W1lA ~ policoman's
uoek; ond a ~ 1spuh1looa suaset coun.
eIlnGn, Rsddls ineln1o1, ~ nd amsn.
We neoo Wieh eokidhe6lon Mt Council
nen Haines 90 Evane WogU consistent
enough 70 voes CcuGeahoe Glau out; but
the virtue q ~ rsnaindk q The batch
dN not holA oat y thb degree. Thsy
wanted 70 savs Danny becauss hs he'd
not taken his commission out and dN
NOS intend 70, ~ his councilman sAid.
Alasi that . rsprosentative Of The
psople should % far forget ais duty
q 70 recommend . constable, just
elected By tho people at his own
request, 10 decline 10 take out bic com.
mission that he might savs his place -
constable I You - Il was quite new
Republican deal. The exigency which
required policemen 70 b behsadsd Who
were likewise constables, only arose wheo
The Democratic constables, whom the
law required the mayor TO appoint, had
10 b cut down.
Mr.. Daniel Glass had run for constable
expressly that he might be appointed to
the police force /; according 10 the law
and Il WAS just the saddest Of sad things
that he should fall beneath the hatchet
raised for the Democrats. Alas !
that . man should be 10 treated
in the homo Of his friends, and BY his
own particular select councilman too |;
and that the victim should be 20 hard .
ward worker as Danny Glass, and ono
who looks 20 handsome buried, under the
policeman1 hat and adorned with his
buttonsl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-02

Our oongreasmen want better pay and
perhaps the comparatively small amount Of
honor that attaches 70 the position warrants
the demand for moro Gosh. In other
countries the honor Of taking part In tho
councils Of the nation II regarded - Q fair
compensation, though Tsoognixine tho fact
that this lofty view excludes tho poor man,
more or les preteuse IL made TO tighten his
expenses. 'The Swsdish Diet lasts for
four months every year, and the members
are paid $50 Per month for their work. But
In caso Of absence from the session e. 30
per day IL deducted from that salary.
Norway 10 shout - liberal - Sweden, but
the members Of the National Htrothing are
not nned for absence. Il can hardly b.
considered . money.making plaoe, how.
ever, 70 b member In Norway, for the
sessi0n Tests only ok weeks and the Day II
about e3 psr day. In Portugal the pssrs
end commons are paid about $3.50 . year.
Little Bwitxsrland allows the msmbers Of
her national Council q Per day. Spain
psys the members Of her CortSs nothing,
but grants them certain privileges ana
and immunities, while Ia Italy the senators
and representatives. are allowed only their
actual travelling expenses"
Undoubtedly We do right 70 pay our
congressman for their labor and N
general principle good wsges secures good
mon, but II We raise tho money standard of
the representatives. too high they may cease
70 fairly represent the mass OF the people,
and we will be threatened with Congress
of great wealth and dangerous ability;
Congress OF the kind Of men now furnishing
smart corporation lawyers and railway
managers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-02

We DO not beltsvo IN mediciu. 40. .su.
DuI We 90 be.ieve In Dr. Bulls Bsb~"nran,,
II Pitce Is cts. ~'~ pe "uhout
Lsxsdor. the great remedy for dv,psn.,. :.
- IRON AZ oeietsrous substsnces. snd rhsrs
- ~ ~ oAnees q having ones teeth saii vsteS
rsssose ec.tainiDg poisoss. soiS 81 81 l9Ss. 9rSSs.
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A Sal Picture.

xooe Danny Glass is the melancholy
~ Of the effort Of his Republican
~ in select council to turu down the
Danny has or sympathy. Elected
- people and leje ,ted by the council
20Ands - . monument among the wrecr
- town constAbulary, q slaughtered
2anliean policeman. II we we're not
11ansd b. tbs picture, We would laugh
- aght Of the Republican coun-
- striving to persuade them.
- that they were actusted by thu
- eoosideestjons Of the public qood
eottng ths Dsmocrats elected y,
lnlkn and Danny Glass, Who slipped
- - w1sck. The disnsy Of the
- 6eloot Councilman Riddle. Of
- uagd. q ths rsgult OF hIs own
- deapltating ths Republican
- I'm ~ sixth ward, 4 verv
~ H exclaimed that he did NOT
- sheuld ~ sissled out but
~ Halnas had just made .
D1o1lng ~ wyuag 4 ~ 70
nep eue = . eonstable,
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A Disappeintsd Hue and
the 0urlin0tnp rraa p,a

From the Burlington Free Press.
with bugs on them pants
,h,nos hr,,o.s'-No' indssdi I don't ksep such
-, Uisissn (dissppointsdly )-I wss in homes
he Souss exosps vSsv Ssvs, ,hs l:s. me smoke in
the plantA s'e puss On
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-02
The bloody Ori,ns

Ihs BLOODY Osims Of Religious Lunssica
Amanda and Monroe Lssater, wife and
nuspenG, were on Monday committed 70
JAIL o jackson, No, the woman CHARGED
with murder and the husband as scosssorv.
The husband recently became 8 relisio1s
lunatic, claiming 70 have received from God
the command to preach, but first 90 offer hir
i4.months-old child - sacFitica. He msde
me vile sfrengls the infant, claiming that
tne almighty had promised 70 resuirect the
cniId on the third day. When Llssier Wss
arrested he had been Carrying the dead
infant In his arms for two dayr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-02
s,udss,s Throw Tsosss Oos Of W,nsox,


An amusing April fool joke was played
early Monday morning By some OF the
students OF Gettysburg college Between
and O'Clock someone In the main build :
ing OF the institution raised the cry Of fire.
and when the half dressed colIeRisns
tumslsd out OF .hsir rooms they found the
halls hled with smoke and bowling stu.
dents Some got badly frightened, put ON
several suits OF clothes, buried their trunk n
rom the windows and rushed for the
In the meantime the cause Of the fire had
been discovered In large pile of rsee ON
the ground hoor and which were .siii
smouldering. But the cries and yeils hsd
by this time been heard in the town and
sne Alarm was sounded. This brought the
nremen to the scene on Q run, but ouiy 10
nnd they bed been hos xed and 10 be
aominded that II was the nrst OF April,
Inc JOKE, however, wss not intsn cd TO
disturb the citi.sns but simply to scare the
ProCtoyA 'SS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-02

- ~
s'....:::..-..
y ~ 1novSnoue,
" = g fooo = - 10 I
~ - r - eouth. u.
11 u ~ 1d6nur,l Br,oes. VIZ.
1166o po11eto)nn Who = n
oonlol1oa witA ~ Blalne-
Dl 1(D&Aoloon crowd, writes
oo ooo1oa. e Birninghau,
- ~ Dsnoeraiie antsos-
1 Ggeoonely bollsvus 4 taEiR 70.
ii r. \ - Il hi eoeslon, and sue.
~ ~ ~ I teriR convention
ore = nv b Chslasnooga,
- . - isgued - soon
ounna SIGNATURES azU oh.
- q VAioh cf onprse. z { rscs
~ - ~ e6nyention Win doubt
- = ogrssd. Ths New York
Whish publhhss this consspond-
~ thne 4 understands the pro-
~ - lR ~ peoeectionist Demo.
y ~ Republicans to unite, In
III odngrosuional district where there b
ooS rEoeection sentiment, In making
htion foe Congrsss the nominee
1e 4 Ds0oor1t or Republican &C.
o1ne y Tho strength Of the
11oD a tho district. Thirty-Ave
9lhNa districts are named BY
uons = prosection districts, which
- enlv = properly represented In Con-
m ~ proesctionists. He ends four
- 1heriees h West Virginia; being
! vneoe eeaees made protecticnist BY its
oeu indusesieg. He 6nds two In
nd, slx IN Virginia, four In North
- four IN Tennessee, four In
enekys one In Georgia. two 10
-, nve 10 Missouri, one In
nsns ana two In Texas. The project
= capture these districts with .
egtnHn Protective Tariff League"
y = hold them within the lines OF .
~ pessys put one which viii naturally
= senoer 70 the Republican party,
oaase y VIZ 30 opposed By tho Demo-
- pafV, which y now the only party
~ SCUM OF any account. The
oeltiea! movement VIII necessarily
ecsloally anu-Democratic and Will
T. Seuxnned py ~ the support which tho
nsesn national administration can
~ =. tne exsent'on OF the Republican
mso tne Soutn being Aarrisons
eutacaa PC.
- ooo tnAt VIII come OF tho Ques-
: s!rooe party IN the south upon
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-02
Three Old Ships.

4 Three ships OF antique build have been
xegosrsd 70 Samoa to replace the wrecked
$SQuadron Of Admiral Kimberley. 1t will
- them month or moro TO got there
- when they arrive the safety Of their
e4twM doubtless prove Q source of
- anxisty to the gallant admiral, and
~ service they may perform could bs
edered quite ~ we'll BY steam launch
glng the American flag. True the
1ans under Ieary was the means of
oyeneing . German gunboat from
oEpsesadng IN Outrage, but this end was
ebably nchisved BY the nag rather than
= guns Of our war ship. Tho German
9n1ender knsw that . conflict Of the
- threatened would be Q matter OF
~ national Importance and that back
~ uftSe wooden American war shIp
- . powerful nation. The same consid-
eions would have induced him to Yield
. similar threat from the imagined
IN launch, but the trouble Is that
een don't feel like making threats
IN insigniacant craft. Such phe-
nenM audaclty 10 not to be
geessd from human nature, and
= omcer making threats from one
oer old ships must often feel extremely
uaiah. II We expect our naval com.
nndsu to enforce the prestige of our
J ~ must give them ships OF the kind
- fhey need not fear to talk boldly
-. Captain Learys conduct seems
6nQInble now, but IL German ship
~ destroyed the Adams we would care.
no temper our admiration with CON-
oonee upon his foolhardiness. The dan
Hons character OF the coast has lust
- denonstrated with awful force, and
eoeasa pity to send out three feeble
y = fnce the Same perils. Would it not
botter 70 let Kimberley try to hold up
, endof The controversy with flags alone
~ u Charleston or some genuine
npkwar can be sent to his sssistanc.p
gaeularly - tho prospect OF q Samoan
~ bgEpwing beautifully Less.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-02

an OCC3SbOu ~ A<suGtsUs
Linens and their relation to
our business have fun often
been the subject Of our adver.
Using. How we bring great
quantities from the world over,
has supplied texts for many
linen talks. We seek In each
flax-growing and linen-produc-
ing country, Ireland, Scotland,
France, Belgium, Germany. the
things which each makes best
buying largely Transporting
economically, and selling cheaply.
We want to keep the main
facts prominently before you,
and the vital one Of all ID that
our great linen buying power
rests upon our selling power,
and this in turn is created by
turning the goods over from the
European manufacturer to you,
even though you be only the
buyer Of q single towel at one
small profit above commission.
This IL equally true OF the
finest Damask Table Linen
and the coarsest Toweling, each
sort and each grade are rela.
lively cheap.
You will find a Linen Exhibi-
ton In the windows and aisles
Of the store to-day and during
the days to come. Beautiful
things, and while all are cheap,
lowest in any American market,
there are some so very low that
wise people will want to make
the most of the chance, which
will be quickly over.
Table Linens.
Several hundred lengths
Bleached Damask Table Linen:
ysId: ons ,c.s ;. !; 3 g sna ana e q s.ss
These goods are remarkably
fine for the price. You will
find them In the west end OF the
Linen Store, near the Ladies
Waiting Room.
Yard stufs feel the cut, too.
A 62.inch Bleached Damask,
soft to the touch, soc yard. A
72.inch Bleached Damask In
floral designs, equal to any 81
Table Linen, at Soc a yard. 22-
inch Napkins to match, So a
dozen.
6S-inch Bleached Double
Damask, $I.Io a yard. A very
fine quality, u inches wide, at
So; Napkins to match, So a
dozen.
Fine Irish Double Damask,
very heavy $I.75 and 81 50 a
yard.
A few of those very fine
Tablecloths a fifth below regu.
lar prices 8.4, 8xIo, ska,
8xI4, 8xI6, IoxIo, IoxI2 and
IoxI4.
A Colored Bordered Set,
fringed, $3.50. All white, open
work border, 2x2H yards,
$4.75 the set.
Towels.
We can't we'll say too much
OF Towels. For bath. room, for
kitchen, Tor chamber or for any
use. The famous Old Bleach,
plain or knotted fringes, hem
stitched If you please, in the
large old English sizes.
French Towels, white, or
white touched with colors; EN-.
broidered and hemstitched; en-
broidered and knotted fringes.
German Towels, from the
tiniest to the extra large
Huck, Damask, Monte, Di-
aper.
Scotch in all their canny
ways. 7sc a dozen to $3.50.
Bed Linen.
That French Hand . woven
Sheetiug is not over.handsome
as 1t runs from the piece, but
with repeated washings it
bleaches beautifully. softens
and grows delightfully."- smooth.
There isn't a make believe
thread in the stuff. You get
it just as 1t comes from the
looms, save that it has been
"grass bleached"-not a per.
feet white. 95 inches wide, 81
a yard lower grade, SO inches,
Csc; "a inches, 75c.
II you want to start with
,n,hsSnnn - -. CT.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-02
PERSONAL.


THE PRINCE OF WALES hes accepted an
invitation 70 dine with Mra. Mckay.
MAYOR CONRAD, Democrat, OF Z,nes.
Vile. o., was On Monday Ye.elecsed by
about 275 majority. The council Will stand
IL Democrats to Republican,
EMPERoR WILLIAM on Monday Raye
Prince bismarck, - birthday present, On
enormous hound, TO tske the place OF the
chancellor's famous "ReichshuLd," who
died some time ago
REV. DR. WARD addressed the Baptist
pasiors at the weekly meeting on Monday
In New York, on the coming American
philosophy, and argued that this country
could mot import its philosophy, but must
raise native product "European philoso.
phy,":: he sai6, v narrowed down by too
many lines, and eroans beneath such q load
OF prejudice that Il can never b ceptable
to us."
PROFESSOR HApLEr, In . recent lecture
upon fest trains before the Yale studenta
said "T The speed OF railroad trains n
restricted within three Theoretical limits, -
Fret Q physical limit OF so miles per hour.
beyond which II 10 found impossibls ior 4
train TO hold the track; second, an operating
limit OF 90 miles an hour, which prsoticci
experience hes found trains cannot run
without much damsge 10 life; third, q
commercial limit Of 80 miles per hour, st
which, oil things considered, IL II found
most economical TO run train"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-02

THE birthday Of Jsnerson will mot b
forgottsn By Demooraes who now - more
than ever the necessity Of insisting with
oil their power upon . return 70 his famous
principles Of government IA jealous
csrs Of the right Of election BY the people.
sconomy In the public expense that labor
may b lightly burdened ; The honest pay.
ment Of our dsbtA and sscred preservation
Of the public faith; encouragement Of g.
riculturs and commerce - its handmade" ]"
We have 6riftsd far enough from this
standard when instead Of jealous csre Of
the right Of election BY the people man Il
rewarded with cabinet cfiioe for raising
money 70 manage elections, and W are far
from economy In public expense whsn .
party goes Into power ON the principle Of
keeping down the surplus By expenditure.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-04-02

NAaAAEA1nga
:::'s S:s a: 8, e, ,!:: !: sssss: sss.. :.
Decorated China Cuspidorsa
soc from rs.
JOHN WANAMAkER.
0UHPLsx10x s0NDss.
COHPLRxioH F0WDBK.
LADIES'
wao vAIUs 4 1A5sEE 5sE1BsSP BsS oo.rIs1'os
POZzONI'S
nBDioAxBD
COMPL XION
POWDER.
80. as10vs ell plmp,sa 1910 ssl e
~ :ss 6ssssis,. !ssoass.ss ao -: W
1o8 SALE ~
Al Druggists and FANCY Goods
Dealers AvegyWhseo.
~BBWARB or rnlrArlona~
DIR GOODS
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Attractive Bargains I!
DESIRABLE GOODS.
WAL i q STAND
Maks special onsrisg OF 70 pieces ss-ineh iii.
wool FLANREL sUlTlu0s as 10 Q ysra
which cannot be Duplicated Tor the money.
One more case, all co.ors, INVISIBLE
PLAID sUIciNGs SIX jobsers' price by case.
l2ke.
CAMEL's HAIR sRR0Es, in Kcru, iisht
grey. tan brown. ~ inches wide. all.wool. nns
quality and most esirabls material b0ca yaio;
same goods sold last week at 7sc.
ALL-wOOL COLoRBO HEsRiETrAs, Is
inches wide, splendid value. SO yard.
ls-iN CHI FINE COLORED RENRtRTrAs
In all tho latest shades, such ~ pear. light
medium ana dark grey, old rose, Ac, excollon
An enormous stock OF new SPRING Or EsD
0lNGHAAs at ~. sk. 9. 10. l2kc yard,
Beautiful dAsigns in PRINTED DRHss
CHALLIEs at S. 81. Z TO 20 cents yard.
ALL.wOoLCHALLIEs. choice s,yles. s7kc
ayard.
80 pieces FINE PRINTED saTEERS In
latest French das'gnr. ana all the new
colors at l2kc yard.
New York Store,
g. 8 and 10 East King Street.
CLOTHIN0.