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Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-02
Real Estate

JOHN c. BRADLEY,
Banker and Broker,
No. 798 Chapel Street.
Stocks and bonds bought and Sold
Fire insurance placed in reliable companies
Loans negotiated
Very desirable real estate for sale.
House on Chapel street, below Olive; ten
rooms; steam heat and all conveniences tt not
sold or exchanged will be rented, 5000
Elegant house on George street, above Park
Fine house, sherman eyenue, $1,000.
House, Prince street, s., 800.
s1a 10, ., 30. .ss' ,, oa avenue
House and store, Grand avenue $1,000
Desirable rents in Fair Haven.
FOR RENT,
:;; The store $40 Chapel street MeEpG Can on
l!l mo st " = Sc Church street.
Farm for Sale.
G:ssf A farm Of 40 acres in the town Of East
kk condition. Inquire at this ONCE me- ut
FOR RENT,
o. First story Of No 295 Columbus avenue,
A reasonable. Call on B. Z. LAMB LAMBERT,
G. e. Judson'sf >ncy.
f:s:A Real Estate, Insur tc
No a4e Street s nne house OAK
street, a good investment valuable building lots
ssns as ss Special sssa e q
6. &. JUDSON, No 40 Church street,
n29 Hoadley Building, Room 8.
Land Wanted.
o. Would exchange house for building
lot or piece Of land in no Of near .s the city
r.. e. BALDWIN'S,
n2e d&w Real Estate Agency. sls Chapel st
FOR RENT,
-AeaA One large new corner store, three show
windows, front and side entrance, located
s& at corner Washington and Liberty streets;
rent $3.50 per year. Inquire OF
Z. a. vETTER,
Furniture Upholsterer,
n25 43 Washington street.
REAL ESTATE.
o. If you want to buy a house or lot can
#;;A give you low prices and favorable terms.
A If you have any properly to sem, SELL e x
place t with me. -
John G. Punderford,
Room s, Glebe Building,
ola (Open eyenings,) 116 Church street.
GO Go TEL. p. HOADLEY'S
For Bargains in Real Estate.
49, One-family house, 6 rooms, lot 65x365,
:;H near terminus Of Westville horse cars.
Is,4 Will sell this month for 81 100.
Farm of II acres, with wood turning shop,
fine water power, plenty of business within 3
miles of R. R. station; will be sold low, as owner
desires to go west.
IRoom house, with old saloon business; has
made plenty of money; will be sold low.
l2-Room brick house, rooms on each floor,
modern conveniences; very central; horse cars
pass the door; nice location for doctor =.
Groom house, nearly new, ip western part OF
city, on the installment plan; price 81, $50
$4,000 first mortgage at per cent. to close
an estate. -
Horace P. Hoadley,
40 Church Street, Room =,
Open evenings. Hoadley Building.
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G71lairts.
"ANTEn

Ono Cent q word each insertion;
hve cents q word for q fun week,
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Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-02
Tuesday, December 2, 1890.
THE COURT RECORD.
Court of Common Pleas-Crfminal
Side-Judge Demfng.

Court of Common PleaS-Crfmfnal
Side-Judge Demfng.
There was but one case before the De-
cember term, which came in yesterday.
David Mercer pleaded guilty to making
false representations in hiring horse from
the Standard Cab company last July, and
in consideration of the fact that he had
been in Jail since November fine of 81
was imposed. The important jury case on
the docket is the case against William Ellis
worth, the inventor of smokeless powder,
for non-support of his wife and family.
City Court - Criminal Side . Judge
Thompson.
James g. Taylor, stealing REFER jacket,
continued until Tuesday; James q. Bowers,
assault on Henry Levi, 50 fine, 81. SO costs;
Henry Levi, assault on James II. Bowers,
discharged; John O'Rourke, assault on Le-
onardo Delritro, discharged; James Carr,
Philip ]. Lawler, James Joy, William XII
10y, David Cavan, assault on Officer Flynn,
each fined $40 and $3.50 costs; George
Walker, theft from William j. Walker,
continued until December IS.
Court Notes.
ATTACHED FOR $3.50.
An attachment was placed yesterday up
on the property of George Anderes on
Greenwich street by Deputy Sheriff Catlin.
The attachment is in favor of Mrs. Caroline
Knooth on a claim of $50.
James II. Lee was appointed guardian of
Charles Hsybach yesterday, Mrs Doeffnger,
the boys mother, having withdrawn her
opposition
Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-02

FOR SALE,
- Six valuable properties in the center OF
::I the city that viii rent for 10 per cent on
|lR. the investment. For particulars call at
MERwIN's REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
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FOR RENT,

A One large new corner store, three show
If: windows front and side entrance, located
|sI9 at corner Washington and Liberty streets
rent $3.50 per year. Inquire of
D. a. VETTER,
Furniture Upholsterer,
Inaah .fo1ne f1.oaf
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WANTED.
A SITUATION by a girl for general house
90 WORK. good reference II required Apply
as sff x7s HowaRn .vFyTTr
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REAL ESTATE.

49, If YOU want to buy house or lot car
::A give you low prices and favorable terms
ilQ If you have any property to sell, ex
change or rent you will find it to your interest te
place it with me-
John g. PunderfOrd,
Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-02
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS

SuN RISES, 200 Moon RISES, HIGH WAITE
Sum SETS, 4:2si 1885 | 300
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Work For the NAVY,

y
The United States ship Pensacola has
rsturned from Africa with the scientific
party, sent there at government exp
to observe the total eclipse of the sun at
81 Paul-de-Loanda. The expedition
was failure, owing TO change in the
s locality selected for observations. II
was found that il would be necessary TO
have the instruments carried for some
distance because Of a gap In the road to
the place first selected, and IL was
therefore decided to make the OBJ
eervations ut point on the
coast. The naval officers sharply crti-
else the scientists for this change
Of plan which proved very unfortunate,
~ the weather was clear at the aban-
Z doned place and hopelsssly clouded at
the scene of their labors. They intimate
that the scientific men were afraid of the
ever. 1t is evident from all accounts
that the officers and professors were
quarreling more or less all the time in n
mild, harmless way, and rs il is their
misfortune TO return at time when
news is dull the New York papers take
pleasure In magnifying their dissensions
until one might think that the whole
expedition was constantly on the verge
Of battle for the possession of this poor
an-of-war.
The Misunderstanding tai,~s to secure
valuable observations on tfe sun cruised
around the South Atlantic zealously
performing all sorts Of scientific work so
that they might be able to show some
thing that would compensate for the
sun failure. In this they appear TO have
been successful, aud the incident sug-
gests sphere of usefulness for the navy
In time of peace. Our officers are highly
educated ut the national expense, aud
there is no clear reason why they should
not be required TO carry on scientific
research under the direction of speci-
aiists ia Washington, who might
map out all the work for each
cruise. Winds and currents, deep sea
soundings and many unworked mines
OF knowledge might receive the atten-
tion of our peaceful cruising navy, and
yet plenty of time be left for drill and
practice in the active work of a modern
man Of war. Ii is daily becoming more
plain that some policy is necessary to
save the officers and men from growing
mouldy and rusty in these piping times
Of peace. The day of naval exploring
expeiitions is over excepting at the poles,
yaere those enterprises do not pay and as
: modern war ship is very complicated
AFFAIR, with it's powerful engines, electric
appliances and huge guns delicately
balanced, itseems proper that the peace.
ful leisure Of modern men-of-war's men
should be devoted to scientific matters
demanding equal intelligence and a
similar conscientious devotion to duty.
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IsEIkS(lNAI.

REV. MADISON G. PErEHs in charge of "A
church In Now York has obtained u license
to we'd Sarah II. Hart, of Philadelphia.
Rev. DR. T.. V. GERuARr, of this city,
was one OF tho officiating clorgymen at the
dedication of the Plow church. handsome
sandstone building, IN Robosonia tow wnship,
Berks county, on Sunday.
CARMENcIrA, tn q famous Spanish dancer,
who has been max ng such stir In New
York, can neither read nor write. Man
ager kiralfy claims that he found her in an
obscure European circus, aud amer adverts-
ing her libcrally aud employing people to
applaud her permitted the dancer To leave
his company to nurse her sick husband, q
mandolin player. He has sued for breach
of contract, but she claims that the time
had expired, and that be gave her up as a
failure.
CHAIRMAN DUNN, of the Democratic
state central committee of Iowa, Is con-
hdent of Democratic victory In Iowa this
year and n gain of several congressman
He believes the Prohibitionists will have
threo-fourths Of the delegates to the Re-
publican state convention, and no has as.
surancos from many nti-Prohibtionisis =
In that party that they will hereafter act
and vote with tho Democratic party, uo
also states that the Democratic position
upon tho tariff will win thousands OF votes
to the party. Altogether the prospects for
Democracy in Iowa wsro never so promis-
ing, in Chairman Dunn's opinion, az they
are at this time.
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LANCASTER. PA. May 26, 1890.



Seven pages and half of the Con-
tariff speech Of Hon. Marriott Brosius
before the House in committee of the
whole, having under consideration the
Z bill to reduce the revenue and equalizc
y duties. This speech was never deliv-
cred, for following very common and
merciful practice Mr.. Brosius and a
\ number Of others, when their turn came
TO speak, withheld their remarks for re-
vision and publication in the Record.
If q third of the speeches printed had
been delivered the House would still be
wrestling with the Mckinley bill and 80
It comes to pass that long after the pas
sage of the measure these revised and
never spoken orations are appearing
daily in the Record. Mr.. Brosius was
fortunate in having his speech pub
lished before the passage of the bill.
But in spite of the remarkable rules
and methods of his party for sitting
debate and forcing legislation without
consideration the voice of Mr.. Brosus
has been heard In the halls of Congress
On Wednesday he arose 10 pronounce a
humorous funeral Grafton over what he
was pleased to call on economic heresy.
Forseeing the probable result of his re-
marks he was wise enough to construct
them suitably. That the members
would laugh when our statesman ad-
dressed them was foregonc conclusion,
but 1t Is cheering TO find that he has
been sufficiently nstute TO frame his first
delivered speech ~ to make it suit the
character of the applause. The repre-
sentatives of the people were consider
Ing measure of the greatest importance
to the whole country, measure involv-
ing the prosperity of every toiling
farmer and factory hand and having u
vital bearing upon the commerce and
business life Of the whole nation. The
time for the consideration of this meas
ure had been 80 reduced that many Re-
publicans had bitterly protested, and
imperilled interests had been denied ~
hearing. In this extremity in the last
moments of the debate, Mr.. Brosils rises,
not to ''call to mind the forgotten farm
er," to whom he touchingly alludes in
his printed speech, but to recite five
stanzas Of a parody of Longfellow's
Excelsior" which, he assured the
House, was original. The rhyme de-
ecribes the advance through scenes of
dssolation, misery and famine, of one
who bore "a flag on which there could
be read, tariff for revenue only" 1t is
hoped that the laughter and applause OF
the Republican side of the House salts
Ned our dignified representative, for
there will be little appreciation of his
enert among his constituents, who are
4xapidis ening to the evils of heavy
and unnecessary taxation balanced by
lavish and demoralizing expenditure.
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Similar motives are likely to move men
Of this Same stamp to provoke all sorts
of trouble in the neighboring states Of
Mexico and Canada, and 1t is . signifi-
cant fact that the present hullabaloo in
Canada about annexation is largely
stimulated by few politicians and can
find no justification in any serious
threat from the United States. On this
side Of the line no one dreams OF TAX
ing any trouble tn annex any part
of Canada, although many may believe
that she will Ike joined 10 us after awhile;
but Canadian editors and statesmen
are constantly working themselves into
a passion over our supposed desire to alb
sorb them, and the irritating cause may
be the ambitious politician, who thinks
he sees an official snap in the event
of union with the states.
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cTRENaTH, BEAUTY! DURABILITY,
Youths Button and Lace Shoes.

These are Shoes OF very fine grades
wo know OF no Others so fine In Lancas-
ter. The newest and most fashionable
shapes. The chief features of these goods
are soiidity OF workmanship, neatness
and perfection of fit, They are made on q
latest improved lasts, shaped In strict
conformity with the outline Of the foot,
enabling II to retain Its natural form
without causing bunions, corns or other
hurt The uppcrs and bottoms are first
cuts from the skin and hide-both
feathers of n superior tanpage. All weak
and wearing points doubly strengthened.
We have them In all lengths and In dif-
ferent widths--narrow, medium and
wide. -Four different lines to advertise
to-day.
No. IA handsome Dress Shoe but
ton only. upperS cut from very. fine
American Calf skin fitted, stitched and
trimmed cxcellently. Fits snugly, and
will not be faulty In service.
No. 2-Fine Kangaroo spring Heel
Shoes-button only. Soles sewed by
Goodyear prOcess---neater, and Us strong
in every way as the best hand scwed
work. Are thoroughly well made
throughout. the toes being ornamented
with pretty patent leather tips. The
finest Youth Shoe sold In the city. These
are 81 n pair.
No. Slime Calf Skin Spring Heel But
ton shoes at SO stylish, attractive,
oithese Justify the cost to buyers. They're
never wrong In that respect.
No. 4-Fine Calf Skin Shoes, button or
lace, at w. Excellent grades OF leather
in uppers and bottom stock. Examine
ton sufiices to convince one of this
fact
That's all for the present about high
priced and the finest makes Of Youths
SHOES. We have readers who'll want
cheaper kinds. We have them, Of
course. How win 75c pair answer?
At that price we have an excellent shoe
for the money can't be matched any
where. Shoe critics admit this. And
SO the prices go. 81, sl.25 up. Many
kinds 10 pick from, too.
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WAN HOuTEN'S COCOA
"BEsT 4 GOES FARTHEsr."

The pufest, most soluble the original cocoa
Invented, patented and made In Holland
Delicate, stimulating, nutritious, much better
for tho nerves than tea and coffee. ASK for
VAN HouTEN'S, take no other. 6,
mr3l-lydM,W r.
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snarc onr lnynd nnes Henr lhn mia

spare our loved ones. Hear the pleading
That goes up from aching hearts.
Bnt grim death, our plea unheeding,
Pierces with the fatal dart
Those who with Us E,in would tarry,
Those We long 50 much to keep,
And ere long their forms we carry
To the grave So dark aud deep
Pleading with death awaits nothing. W.
must DO toRiefaiag 70 ward OIL the dart he aims
az Those we love. We must protect them from
him. When the hacking cough the hectic
hush, or pain In the side or chest gives indic,t-
ton OF consumptivc tendency, act promptly,
go To your druggist and get "A bottle oi DR.
Pieroes Golden Medical Discovery. This REM
cay aliays the Inflammation Of the delicate
lahg tissues. IL heals the irrtated parts. IL
strengthens the blood aud tones up the debiIi.
tated system, aud In this way death can be
forced to reltnquish his hold upon our friend.
II IS g1'rdhteed to cure, II. taken In time and
and glycn fair trial, or money paid for 1t viii
be refunded. NJ Tu,xw
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31ru,sonsolser's.

Perhaps the daintiest Of all
the Flannels is the soft, cling
ing Silk Cheviot. Like the
Ceylons, only there's Silk in
stead Of Cotton. All the soft
ness and delicacy Of finest wool
with the richness and strength
Of silk. No handsomer or fit
ter stuff for women's playtime
waists and blouses, or for chill
dren's outdoor wear, ever came
from a loom. In quiet stripes
and ploids that grow on your
liking like the colors Of an Ori-
entail Rug. 75c yard.
Ceylon and Llama Flannels,
IS, 37H, 50, 90, and 75c.
Range enough for any taste.
Count the styles we never
had more. There needs to be
many when everybody is after
them. Good reason-Flanncls
that you can sop and sop and
wash and wash without shrink.
ing.
Northeast Of centre.
A new Umbrella--serge cot
ton, guaranteed for fast color
and wearing qualities. Handles
such as you would not look for
in Umbrellas at this price.
Paragon frames and carefulness
of finish are also features.
Each tie is stamped " Wana-
maker Serge
24inch ooc
26-inch $I.oo
2Sinch $I.Io
For schools children's use, for
women on business trips, and
as a work. a-day Umbrella for
men we think it completely fills
the bill. So will you when you
see it.
Chestnut street side, west of Main Aisle.
Special Shoes for special sea
sons. Lightness with strength
is the Summer combination.
Here's the mereest suggestion
of what we've been doing in
hot-weather footwear - each
Shoe perfect in fit and style, no
matter what the price.
For Men:
toe. hand sewcd, 50.
Mems sChocolate.Iaced Goat shoes, London
Mems Brown Russia calf Laced Shoes, ,foxcd
oohe calf tops hand sowed 81
Mems Chocolate seal Laced Shoes, French
toe, hand scwcd, So.
Mems W Inc Russia Foxed oozo Calf OK
iOrds. hand sewed, -.
Mems Chocolate Goat Oxfords hand sewed,
Mems Brown Goat Hand Turned Oxfords,
Mems Hand-sewed Tennis oafords, In
Buck, ooze Calf, and Canvas, rubber soles,
from 81 To So
Mems Machine-sewed Tennis OSfor,is rub.
Der soles, from 81 10 $50,
Mems taif Shoes, all shapes of toe, from 81
other stores.
For Women and Children
Moments Black and Colored Goat and Kid
ONfords. tipped and plain all hand sewed
from 81 to So a pair Forty styles to select
from, each Shoe perfect one for the
place II fils.
Red Goat oxfords for Women and Children
are much worn,
Dark shades of Colored Leather prsdomi-
nate aud give quiet effect.
Russia Leather Shoes for Men and w omen
are quite the thing.
A big notch above the average
in quality a very big notch be-
low the average in price.
Market street side, west of Main Aisle.
John Wanamaker.
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An excursionist on Delaware river
steamboat was drowned on Sunday under
peculiar circumstances. lie was sitting on
u railing on the side of the boat when his
hat blew of and be made quick grab for
II and fell overheard. Sunday school
moral-don't go on Sunday excursions.
Other morals-hold on TO your hat look
before you leap, don't sit on boat ratings,
&c, DC. General moral summary--don't
get drowned and you won't be missed.
SCIENTISTS are Iuzzled to explain how
the last great cyclone managed 10 strip
many chickens of all their feathers without
injuring the bird In the least. Professor
Loomis loaded a s,uall cannon, using dead
chicken instead cf u cannon ball, and fired
1t straight up in the mir. The chickens
feathers were all stripped OF In its rush
through tho air but the body then went 10
pieces. Amer the tornado roosters were
seen strutting about and Growing, plucked
cloan of every feather as though II had
beet done by hand.
THERE was quite little quake of the
earth not far from this part of It's surface
on Sunday. The whole of tho Mohawk
valley in New York, was set a-trembling
with more or less violence, and at Glovers-
ville the shock was no severe that people
were thrown out OF chairs aud out of
bed, and glass was shattered. The
shock was preceded by n loud rumbling.
Two days before ut Billings, Montana,
there was an earthquake so severe that two
brick houses were shaken down, and con-
siderable glass was shattered. A dance
was In progress at the hotel, aud tho sc-
verify Of the shock floored several of the
dancers and broke mp the party In alright.
About one hundred earthquakes were felt
on Miyakc Island, near Japan, from the
i7th 10 the 10Th OF April. There were land
slides, and many houses were destroyed.
There have also been reports recently of
slight shakings In all parts of the world
and the widespread ofthe disturbances nat
urally oxcites wonder as TO whether mother
earth IL preparing for a grand unanimous
quake.
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24-inch ooc
2o-inch $I.oo
28-inch $I.Io

For schools children's use, 70
women on business trips, ane
as work. a-day Umbrella fo
men we think it completely fill
the bill. So will you when yo,
see it.
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or SOZODONTr II Is derived from two Greek
words signifying to preserve the teeth - and
IL deserves Its title, for there is preparation
viii do this more rapidly, surely, and pleas.
antiy. The consumption OF sOZODoNT is i'm
mensc
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The strongest endorsement of Mellin's
Food Is tho multitude OF healthy, active chill.
dren who have been reared upon II. II has beer
thoroughly and successfully tried for ycnrs b,
thousands OF mothers.
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Straw Shapes.

Every shape, every color and every quality Of
straw can always be found on our Hat Coun.
tcrs.
We place on sale this week 50 dozen China
Milan Hats, in all shapes, at l5c each.
75 dozen Swiss Milan Hats at $50, 4Sc and 500
each, every color and every shape Small Hats
or Large Hats.
80 dozen Fine Nandyke Straws, every new
shape, at 4sc each.
IS dozen Large Leghorn Flats at Asc each /:
worth 81 at wholesale.
30 dozen Large Black Chip Flats at 73c each
worth sl.25
80 dozen Black Leghorn Flats at SIC each /;
worth sl.50.
Children's Hats Trimmed and Untrimmed,
Mt prices far below what you have been In the
habit of paying.
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The People Astonishcd.

Many people are astonished when thcy dis
cover tho Wide circulation Of Tho1ds' Eciectri
oR There Is hardly "a drug house In the coun
try that does not have this remedy upon III
shelves. The public have found IL IN Il goo,
lining ana stick 10 H.. sold In LANCASTER by w
1, Hoch, lS' and lS0 North Queen street.
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Whence Come. tie Nnmo

VAN HoUrES's CocoA-Largest sale In tn
World.
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Itus CDufi,tpIire.i

"lu one case personally known to me the
success of BUrd0ck BLOOD B,Itsrs was almost in.
credible. one lady described them as worth
hahdreds ~ dollars | myself have the greatest
confidence IN them" +. =. Scratch, druggist
RuthNen, Ont sold in Lancaster BY W n
Hoch, lT and l31 North Queen street.