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of Buggies and Wagons
Coming for Heath, Springs ~

Co.
Heath, Springs & Co., will
have two carloads of Wagons
and two cars of buggies and
phaetons to arrive next week. All
parties wishing to purchase either
of these articles will do well to
wait for them as they are going
to sell them at less price than
they have ever been sold in the
history of Lancaster. Good bye
to high prices for wagons and
buggies. They are gong to sell
them, and will handle nothing but
the best, such as Piedmont, Au-
burn and Old Hickory Wagons,
and the celebrated Columbia and
Haydock buggies, and other stand =
ard makes.
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An Uncertain Diaeoae.

There is no disease more uncertain in its
nature than dyspepsia. Physicians say that
he sympt ms of no two cases agree 1t is
herefore lost difficult to make a correct
diagnosis. No matter how severe, or under
what disguise dyspepsia attacks you, Browns
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diseases of the stomach, blood and nerves.
browns Iron Bitters is sold by all dealers.
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BucEfcn's Arntcc Safve.

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box. For 5ale by Crawford Bros.
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~o ~ 0~
Diseases OF the Blood and Nerve~

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IMPORTANT

Notice by Board of Registration.
The board Of Supervisors of
Registration for Lancaster county
met this the 9TH day of March,
1895, and organized by reelection
of " G. \ Porter, chairman and
Montgomery Caskey secretary.
According to notice already
tvcu, the board will not keep the
)Oks open for the registration of
electors between the consecutive
days in each month until thirty
days before the general election
this year.
Electors who registration in
1896 and 1897 and still remain in
their respective polling precincts
are not required to register. Those
who have moved from one pre-
clnct to another will have to cor, n
forward and have their certlfca'
changed t. c)ntorm to their pr,
ent precinct.
w q \ Porter,
Chairman.
} NJ CaskeY,
Secretary.
ancaster, S c., March :, 1898.
a&S5@ Pay Up.
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Don,t Neglect Your Liver.

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LANCASTER AND CHESTER
RAILWAY.

BETWEEN CHESTER AND LANCASTER
Schedule in effect Daily except Sunday
on and after sept IL, 1898.
WESTBOUND EASTBOUND.
Nos. ii and Is Nos. II and l5.
A M. Nj. A NJ. p NJ
80 So Ar Chester Ly IL 90 700
9O7 5 07 Richburg IL 3S 745
55 455 Bascombville SO 755
33 33 Fort Lawn 1912 SIS
S co 90 I.y Lancaster Arl25O 8 55
Connects at Chester with Southern
Rot'way, Seaooard Air Line and Car.
oiina and North Western Railway.
Connects at ancaster with the Ohio
River e. Charleston.
Leroy Springs, Pres, Lancaster, S. C..
j Nj Heath, G. p. A.,
w Hardin, V P aud Aud, Chester
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
STRENGTHENING THE COAST PAIhoh
MEASURES TO IMPROVE ADMIRAL ETtHENs flfNi
MINES IN THE HARBoR A1MosT
COMPLETED

,. ,s-o,-al Frben was actively AT work yes
,.rdsv IN the Army Building preparing inc ->a,1
Coast Defence System. Of which he mas c"di 80 no
ss,d ne did not propose TO have hasship "ne"
So, a.. vas ready but would fly his nag rom
,be roo. Of the Army BUILDING. The Admiral gave
nm he protected trip 10 Washington hut VIII pI""-
ably 20 70 Boston to-day 10 arrange IN 'es@'' ~
the patrol feet for the harhor there -
chief Engineer Robe and Naval Consruc,o'
Hoover came on from Washington yesterday WIN
commander Arnold who has charge or the SKIN
lighthouse District, and after consultation VIII"
Admir- Erben they went to Charleston 10 m
snect eight vessels which have been ofere' 'o'
use IN I'VE barbors OF the South Atlantic coast
with the expectation that the money neeoeu 'o
vessels and men Will be voted by Congress, ana
will be in readiness Admiral Erpen mas i,"u -
Inspector stevens l. ,. -. re- H,irst second and
Third districts OF the Coast Defence system i'
reported ior dGIy sc washington yesterday
asking the Navy Department 10 .ss'gn au,iose he
the four yachts the telo:a' ,bc Nayy Yard FOR
use In the work Of harbor pdtrol AT ms po,. a.,
fhe rred Of purchasing other vessels. f"VoTtDe
response IS confidently expected 49,. h,io tho
Tugs nTovided by the state were performing me me
work OF patrollirg the harbor successfully ne VS.
Iieu,enant Giistavus C. Hauus has been puI III
command OF the yacht Free Lance ana a. lie so rradv
10 20 on duty al Sandy Hook. Commander ! !i
said he had heard nothing more &Dot te dienosal
There had however. been offered 70 MN .le , tpi
pedo- boat Manley built at Yarrow Enfi"hu' VIII liza :.
was recently brought 10 this country W" ,on,,
Geck ~ an 0cean steamer She Is sixty feei long
and draws about three feet and o nan OF "At'r
After inspecting her at the Navy ftIu rrhc' IA
Commander Field rcDOrted 10 Admiral I.rp'i' 10" ia.
he thought the Maney would not 90 foT ha as n
patrol although she can make thlrty-l"o fnC1S ~,
hour she cannot carry tOrpcdO-tubes ana - 700
light in draught for the work OF cruising ABOUT ''
Lower Bay. 49,. oo.e, -
Another stray submarine mine on nc conSt ,r -
New-Jersey was reported 10 Major ADAMS ,
day and The residents OF cottages Al N9Iin - d
Branch were again IN fear lest j. cxploor az" :. 10 -,
acme damaPe their property IN" w o.k 81 [,,
Ing mines in the Lower Bay was c'h,inut . ~
Lieutenant McGregor yesterday me H"'""' "
now nearlY mind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
,rtrr- YANKEE OFT FOR DUTY.
THE YANKEE OUT FOR DUTY.
FIRST BATTALION. NEW YORK NAVAL RESERVES.
on BOARD OTHER WORK AT THE
NAVY YARD
NAVY YARD

After weeks Of preparation the converted auHii'
,,rv cruiser Yankee vas declared ready for sea
,.,..orlov morning The vessel is in command of
,ror,n,ndcr Willard II. Brownson. and Is manned
hv members Of the list battalion. New-York Naval
posorves Lieutenant { Commander W. Butler Dun
can OF the Naval Reserves is the executive oncer
NJ tho shin the other officers being Lieutenants W.
{, Butler and John Hubbard. Mate r. A. Benson.
Assistant Engineers Henry q. Bssett ana a w
MARSHALL and Assistant Paymas,er II f. Biscoe
All told her crew consists OF 26s oficers ana men
Tho Yankee looked trim and neat after all her
stores ammunition and coal had been shipped ana
Commander Brownson announced that he would
sail soon after noon and go down the river on the
otb tide Commander Brownson has received sealed
orders and whilo tho destination OF his vessel
couId not be learned positively It was generally
knovn that she was to Join tho North Atlanuc
co,s, patrol fleet She left the yard at go p. m
and anchored of Clifton Staten Island just above
the Quarantine station. at 4lS p m Her passage
salutes of all descriptions. the greetings pehs nm
swered hV dipping the ensign 49, -. ..,
Tho auxiliary cruiser Prairie with tho Mnssacnu-
seits Naval Reserves on board. VIII TOTO" '""
Yankee next Wednesday.
The collier King Tor was taken out OF arydock
and rnoored alongside the Cob Dock She mas nov
bncn naintcd the war color yet but this can be
ouicklv accomplished and the vessel VIII De reahy
20 -" ~ sen by the end OF this week -
The collier Aborenda was placed In Drydock NO.
2 In the forenoon. j., An, ,,.1.-
o Inc atsrotions in Drydock No l. She has been
oainied the regulation war color. and looks inucn
heater than when she nrst came into these waters
a week ago. large force OF men - ~ ~o'm na I'm
and secondary batteries will be In position IN a
weeks time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
NEw-YoRKERs AMONG THE NOMINEES.
JOHN JACOB Aston. ". A. CHAMBER. AVERY D.
ANDREWS AND OTHERS ~ THE LIST

In the lis, Of promotions IN and appointments 10
tho Army which was sent 20 the Senate 10y the
President Yesterday tho following Nov orkers
were ma med. .okn Jacob Aston AM Charles \. Whit
tier 10 be inspectors generals with rank Of lcntcn-
ant-coloncl. Avery H. Andrews. be Of tho
chief ouariermastors with rank OF Lieutenant;
Charles H. Rbblc to he judgc-advccate, with
rank of Northumberland. William Aston Chanlcr
and Erskinc Hewitt. to b" assistant adjutnni gen
erals with the rank % captain.
MIR Astor colonel on Governor Morton y
staff and has long taken dccp Interest in MILL
iary affairs Avery -. Andrews is the cx-Police
Cnrnmlssioncr and Commander Of Squadron \.
ErskIne Hewitt Is a son Of ex Mayor Hewitt Will
lam Astor Chaner Is the wel-known Assembly
man who recently recruited regiment, which,
however was not needed by he Government. He
has started with a few friends 10 join Gomez In
Cuba. Charles \. Whittier ~ mcnh'r OF mo
Metropolitan and other clubs In this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
THREE MORE VESSELS INSPECTED
THE CELTIC KING MAY BE TAKEN FOR IFS Hr-
FRIGERATING PLANT

captain Rodgers the president OF inc NaF"'
Auxiliary Board was In Washington yes 'er'"H
hleu'enant-Commander Kelley who mas Deen ~
WIN pneumonia. was able TO be at the once % ''''
hoard yesterday for some time. ana expect" -
resume his full duties to-day. chief Ehs'"''t
bNon and Supervisor Patch returned from boS ''''
and Halifax whittier they went 10 inspect two
vessels OF the Yarmouth Steamship Company l.e
Vessels were found to compare faVofapiF W., ~
coast"ise steamships inspected In TINS ciiy' an ~
70 be capable OF good speed They likely 70 DO
'eTTothinenoed for transports or storeships, u,,.
ne BOARD yesterday inspected the Cciic ht,io,
which is equipped with a refrigerating plant Sme
a iyins In the Erie Basin. The vessels especlaay
oesTed al present another refrigcrating Vesssi
ana another repair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
no PROTECT HARBOR DEFENCES.
,n,r-r OF A Bill. SENT TO CONGRESS- By SEC
RETARY ALDER

RETARY ALDER
washington. May s-Secretary Alger sent 10 'o'''
80 dsv the draft Of a bill for the protection
~ - h.rbor dcfences and fortihcatons OF the
,,rv recommending early action. Inc p'" -
'o" ,ha War Department in view OF the exist
o., r-or the important interests % The tnited
-. tn tho scacoast offences. the absence OF i'ii-
80 s,iea,ct,on over the acts committed by civil
80, .isc,yhere then At the theatre OF war OF "i'h"
,,,r,., under martial law. the absence OF any
" .. ~ the United States for the protection
- ,,t,,rv Of It's defences and OF the IMMUNITY
..,ch such defences may be interfered with
,,,,,rp nersons and the great harm resulting
- .r,o t,u declares that any person who shal VII
49,, - ,oalicously injure destroy any OF the
~, - ,oa,erial of any submarine mine or tor
"" ~ foruecation or harbor defence system
80 or constructed in process of construction
t ,,ri,ej states. or shall wilfully or malicious
- ,,orfero with the operation or use OF these u
- r. - q nIsdemesnor and punishable. on con-
-. In q district court. by fine OF not less IMAM
49, = mara than $3.50 imprisonment Tor not
SlV MI M tvc Years or both. Section Is 10 over
ENC failure Of the statutes TO cover many h rs
%IhSn " irwis dction OF the United States II pro
cluSlFe "a when any offence is committed IN any
n Jurisdiction over when mas De'i1 I.,aiieu IN,
pac1, J,ad states or ceded to II by state or pui
onaeed with the consent OF ,tie o "a CO n,
cIiaseI rnsgazine or arsenal dockyard OF o.hrr
OF Il 10 tH,iIstnp punishment for which onehce -
Heedill tSnd FOR by any United states Jaw, , ,
not Pio'b.T an conviction be liable TO ana recel.e
the SAM e and the district courts are vesled Win
now provlue' ,or such purpose. and no supseQueht
jurisdctson 20 s,ch State law shall anect any such
,r.secutiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
CHOICE OF NETWORKS SIX REGIMENTS
ADJ1-rANT- GENERAL TILIINGHAsT GOES TO AL

Anr1-rANT- GENERAL TIIIINGHAST GOES TO AL
RANY To CONFER WITH THE GOVERNOR
Adttant- General Tillinghast received order
from the Secretary Of War through Adiutant-Gen-
eral Corbin. Of the Regular Army yesterday morn
ing 10 dispatch six regiments to the South as soon
a. possible He remained a. his headquarters at
the Waldorf Astoria the whole Of the day. consid-
er1ng details locking 70 the making of speedy ar
rangemcnts for sending away the troops lie was
IN conference during the afternoon with Brigadier-
General Davis with whom he discussed various
matters relating TO the movement OF the six regi
ments
He started for Albany last night bv tho O'CLOCK
train 70 confer with the Governor before making
tha dec,sion in the selection OF the six resments
1u.- nr,or 70 leaving the hotel he was seen by
tribune reporter TO whom he eaid he was unable
even 10 surmse at that moment which regiments
would be designated
"Al the information can give you now Nc eN
planned us that four regiments VIII go 10 Oh'cNa
manga and two 70 Washington. CndoubtedlN inc
,refarence will be given to those regiments Whlch
ara most efficient The regiments ordered 10 men
snnauga Will be dispatched hrst-prohaoiy ou'1is
The next three days. The Governor VIII see 10 1t
that every regiment which IS sent away VIII be
thoroughly equipped by the State Inc leslne"''
selected TO 20 South win probably be mace KNOWN
in Albany tomorrow morning
The onnion prevails IN this city that me nst anu
9Th Regiments will assuredly be among the irs' 10
leave the State. The members are ready 20 sr
70 take the oath OF allegiance; the regimeh's ai
u,ali drtled and have their full complement l.. -
%nneht mai the 22d will also be chosen Its Two
Sattaions and the battalion OF the ,Stn men full
a. Hampstead will make up regiment o' iu'''
equipped and efficient men o.,7o,, ,ba. u
Currency given TO report yssler gS ~ make
there wore not sufficient men OF me io'n %, -
nm q battalion the necessary strength OF "a p jay
yronid be completed by members or me IN II IT.
rnent who are anxious to enlist l-eu'eHd,h, 10, r
H., Val said yesterday afternoon 10 Iripuilo 49,
porter that none Of the members OF me ~ " -
{aaye the regiment to enlist, but addeG thd' u
Ierirnent should be ordered out 1t would 20 u''neS
tatiDg y. ,sas -, .,a corornissary De-
prtment yesterday issued eighty jnousana The
=" the r-oops a. Camp Black Hernisteap' ~ dS
ret,ons consist of l2co pounds Of beans i1y 5s
r,ounds Of bacon 80 barrels Of hour 500 Poc!'s ~
onnds Of coffee and l2oo pounds OF sugar n d,
fresh meat and vegetables vii De pu[ n, a.
tiennsfead by the Commissary Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
RHEUMATISM,

govt, equity eczema, and kidney and
bladder troubles are due to the pres
ence of irritating substances in the
blood. Kutnow's Improved Eferves-
cent Powder removes these substances,
and thus cures the above diseases. A
sample sent, free and postpaid, to every
applicant who mentions The Tribune
when writing. For sale by all drug
gists. Positively refuse substitutes !;
they are worthless. kutnOw Bros, Is
Aston Place, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
PLENTY OF WORK AHEAD FOR CADETS.

salem. Mass. May 9.-Company A, I'd Corps OF
Cadets. e5 men. in charge Of Captain Philip Little
FIRST Lieutenant q. s. Symonds snd Second Lieu
tenant L. F. Clark. went TO Nausus Head to-day
where they will begin toI- Of duty. II Is ne m
, nn OF the companyq to reconstruct Fort Mill
on1 Tor this purpose number Of r8p!d-nre guns
w,ll be mounted. United States officer Will ,aks
command OF the cadets in a few days and IL 10
. expected that they will mine the harbor OF salem
keconstrGct Fort Sewall. at Marblehead. and Forts
>-as& and Lee. at Salem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
NAVAL, AUxIIIARIEs PUT TO SEA.

TAUK LEAVE DELAWARE BAY
Delaware Breakwater. Del. May e-The auxiials
cruiser ST Paul. which had been anchored OF 'h's
mace since noon on Saturday put to sea this morn
Ing bound for Hampton Roads
The monitor Montauk. which sailed rom 'ne
Iaague Island Navy Yard Saturday for portland
Ne assed out TO at $40 O'Clock TINS ai'oioo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
RHODE ISLANDS PLUCKY MEN
AFTER WEATHERIN(i THE LATE sTOKM. CUBAN
CLIMATE HAS 40 TERRoRs.

Oueenset Point. r. !. May st IL IN" general
impression among the Rhode Island mllitiamen IN
camp here that If they do not suffer from the nara
usage they have received at the hands or the ele-
ments they can stand campaign IN una WITHOUT
fear OF physical trouble. Tho storm OF sunday was
the worst that has been seen here NJ ms season
,n many wears This morning the sun was shining,
brt the temperature WAS far from Danny owing 10
the northerlv gale that followed me storm, 80 >
mon are showing no end Of pluck. the regiment
"a now practically full and IT Is expected that the
volunteers will he mustered In by the m'hdle OF 'n'
week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
TROOPS FOR THE PHILIPPINES
.rtilleV. Cavalry.
-. Infantr,


The Montana regiment was the first volunteer
regiment mustered in. a telegram from the
Governor Of that State announcing the perfec-
ton OF It's organization having reached the De
partnent soon after noon to-day. and 1t was as
a reward for prOmptness that an opportunity
for active field service at once given 10
this regiment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
TEN DAYS MORE WITHOUT PAY.

x,es.c u,-sErrs NAVAL BRIGADE REQUESTED TO
STAY BY THE GOVERNMENT.
po.ton MAY s-Captsin John W. Weeks. OF the
Massachusetts Naval Brigade. sprung sensation
IN the boys OF the brigade just after dinner this
uo,n when there was a general call 10 quarters
on the Minnesota.
The CAPTAIN said that all those men who desired
N could 20 to their homes TO night. but that ne
would be glad to have any and all OF them stay
aboard the ship for ten more DAYS
The department has requested all volunteers 10
remain ten more days without pay. and the state
will allow each such volunteer - cents day Tor
rations II IL not likely that more than half or
the men now on the ship will remain.
Captain Weeks will require a number OF oncen
IN remain aboard the Minnesota during the above
time and take charge OF the ship.
Tomorrow a detail will be sent from the Mime
sofa to the Lehigh. TO Nil the vacancies caused
by the men who fail to pass the examinations OF
the medical and technical boards, and those VINO
refuse to re-enist In the regular service. Inc
Lehgh men were examined to-day aboard the re-
ceiying ship Wabash. at the Navy fard
A detachment OF men left the Minnesota to-day
on twenty-four hours shore liberty. They returned
TO their homes to settle up their personal amain
before going into the regular service Tor one year.
The Catskill detail will remain the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
SAW A SPANISH TORPEDO BOAT.
err,vsuIp cAPTAIN REPORTs sTGHTING ONE
NEAR SABLE ISLAND.

NEAR SAl'l-ls lSl'AEp'
Boston May e.-Captain hooer's OF IN" "h'ie"
IT, s,.auship Roman now I'm this port. reports
49,. =, roon last Friday when seventy miles
soutbeast from Sable Island a Spanish torpedo
hoat was sighted She was sharp and low AZ pom a
ends with two tunnels close together. Sn
90 ,nas,s and showed no flag. she was steaHlI6
~ the rate OF twelve knots nm hour In the same
a. ~, "a the Roman. She continued her course
homt half an hour after she was hrst sighted
and was apparently gaining slightly on tne fo".a n
uhen a thick fog accompa nied by ihin' ee' ~ ~N~
the torpedo boat was lost 10 Ve"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
MINES IN NEw-LONDON HARBOR

MARINERS ARE NOTIFIED THAT THEY WILL bH
IN POSITION MAY 10.
Macedonian NAV s-Major Smith a. leach. OF
the Corps OF Engineers. in charge OF the mines
10 be laid in New London Harbor. to-day promu-
gated orders announcing the obstruction OF tha
hartor by submarine mines on and after May H.
Tho channels OF safety and tho regulations ana
-, -h,oh r,u.t he observed are pointed out
and vessels arc warned against violation or oisrs-
eard OF the orderA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
evpv1cE, TO BRAZIL INTERRUPTED

o..,,orciaI Gable Company announced yes
me ,Sat - cable between Montevideo. urusuas'
"a@ RIO d.ss DO s. Explained Hla va" say
The interfup'oI, with Montevideo and all places,
all s1utS of nca Sas to spain
messages IN s sp are taken at the senders ''S"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-10
TO CRUSH SPAIN IN CUBA.
CONTINUED from frat pageD

the hospital corps as non combatants. compared
with the fighting force. is about : per cent. rhey
will have nearly hundred volunteer surgeons.
about hundred amhuances and seventy-fVe
large hospital tents. and hospital ship VIII
make frequent visits TO the base of operations
10 transport the sick and wounded back TO this
country.
TROOPS FOR THE PHILIPPINES
The arrangements to send between 5000 and
1000 troops TO occupy the Philippines were also
vigorously prosecuted throughout the day Be
sides the Regulars already at San Francisco,
Ave regiments and one battalion OF Infantry, two
light and two heavy batteries Of artillery and
one troop Of cavalry. all from the volunteers.
we're directed to proceed hastily 10 the same
roint for embarkatiOn to Manila. Instructions
we're also sent TO General Merriam TO send the
infantrv companies already ordered from Alas
Ia As quickly possible 10 san Francisco. II
they could reach there next Friday at the latest
The volunteers ordered to San Francisco are as
Gallo