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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-02

OreSS OF numDer OF SOuCnern HepuDll-
cans which gives their reason, for sup
porting Hancock. The address should he
read by every fair-minded man. In ad-
ditlon to the information given by
the World, we can state that George
Williamson, one of the signers of it, is a
native of South Carolina, and graduate
of the college of that state. He served
in the war on the staff of General Polk.
Soon after hostilities ended he Joined the
Republicans, because he believed it was
the true policy. He could have been
governor of Louisiana, but refused to
accept. He is well known and has host
of friends from the Carolinas to Texas.
Alex. White, of Alabama, another
signer, is man distinguished for his
legal knowledge, his literary culture and
unquestioned eloquence in the forum
and on the stump. In the Republican
party he has few equals and no superior.
David p. Lewis, the last Republican
governor of Alabama, who also approves
the address, is a lawyer of ability, man
of great worth and of high social stand
ing.
When such men leave the Republican
party it is plain there is something wrong
and the South is not solid without a good
cause.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-15
as Fords Masqueraders, might properly be

as FOrd's Masqueraders, might properly be de-
signated rs tie other wing OF the organization
who delighted our people with their - Fun on
the Pacinc;" the two companies being under
tho same general management. The play is
simply 4 musical extravaganza, full and run
ming over with the jollicst kind OF fun, and
pretty music comprising the most popular
airs from favOrite comic operas. That gifted
actress and accomplished vocalist. Miss
Blanche Chapman, heads the female
portion of the cast. She is well re-
mcmhercd hereabouts as the charming little
lady who sang in "Thc Chimes of Normandy
and tho "SOrcerer'' last fall her sister Miss
Ella Chapman Is one of the brightest of SOU
brette actresses In the country. OF the men
the name of George w. Denham leads ell the
rest, and he is too well known here as 4 come
dian to need any commcndation now. Other
names of almost equal distinctive strength
round out n cast of uncommon force.
"Zhs -Four Seas0ns."-This pleasing comedy
is billed for Thursday evening, when it will
be presented at Fulton opera house by the
same fine company that made such a hit in
Philadelphia. 1t Is said to bO bright and
bracing, and to partakc of the charming char
acteristics of summer entertainment that have
gained such marked popular favor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-15
BAD BOYS.

indecent
There are several very rude and vulgarly
behaved boys attending the Rockiand
street secondary school, Their misconduct
has at last become SO unbearable that the
residents of the neighborhoOd have deter
mined to put a stopto it. Henry Howater,
an aged man residing with his family near
the schools, has almost daily been insulted
by them, and on more than one occa-
sion assaulted, while his aged wife
and also his daughter have been
subjected to the most indecent insults and
obscene language. On Mr.. Howater's
complaint two Of the boys-Frank sam
son and VIM. Weisc, both aged about 10
years-were arrested and taken before Al
derman Alex Donnelly, who, in considera-
ton of their youth, and this being the first
time they were arraigncd before him, dis
charged them with q severe reprimand,
cautioning them that a repetition OF their
offences will he punished by imprisonment.
Others of the gang will probably be ar
rested.
A counter suit has been brought before
the alderman against old Mrs. HOwater
and her daughter, for assault and battery
on the above named boys. The time for
a hearing has not yet been fixed.
Yesterday afternoon Frank Samson
made an assault OH Lewis Rudy, boy
some years Younger than himself. and gave
him bad tl,rashing. Martin Rudy, the
boys father, has entered complaint of as
sault and battery against Samson. He
will have a hearing before Alderman
Alex. DOHnclly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-15
THIRD EDITION.
WEDNESDAY EvENe, SEPT. IS. 1880.
MAINE.
NO MATERIAL CHANGE.
rLaIs-ED's MAJORITY ABOUT 500.
Two Fusion Congressmen Safe.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 15.-Return:
from q towns have been received thi:
morning, giving Davis 2, ,697, Plaisted :, ,SSS
scattering5 5. The same towns last yeal
gave Davis 2,55S, Smith 1855, Garcelor
416, scattering 6. The result in 34S towns
gives Davis 66,137, Plaisted G3,915,
scattering 3a1. Total 13O, ,433. Repub.
lican majority, 1,s41. The same towns
last year gave Davis Ga,G43, Smith
AZ, 10G, Garcelon 1S,S3S and scattering
96O; total. 123,ST; Republican majority,
1,439. The towns to be heard from last
year gave Davis $40, the Fusionis:s $3.50
and scattering So. Ii they como in the
same this year the Republicans will lack
Gle of 4 majority and the Fusionists will
lack 16i; of a majority, giving the Demo-
Gratis plurality over the Republicans of
474, and clecting Plaistcd by that figure.
congressman Elect.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept 15.-Congrcssional
delegation stands as follows: First dis
trict, Reed, Rep, 100 plurality Second,
Frye, Rep, 1900 plurality; Third, Lind
sey, Rep, 4j1 majority; Fourth, I.add,
Fusionist, reelected by 4 reduced major
ity; Fifth, Murcl, Fusion;st, 1000 to
1.5G0 majority.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-15
A Gang of Tramps Arrested.

Yesterday a gang Of dozen tramps
were arrested by 4 detachment of the city
police OH the Malone farm. near the Willow
pond, just east of the city. Mr.. Malone
had made complaint against them that
they had trcspasscd upon his premises.
burned his fences, stolen corn from his
fields and were fcasting Oh spring chicken
and corn soup. The officers found the gang
in possession OF three empty beer kegs,
three or four empty whisky bottles, and
engaged in playing quoits and cards. AT
first the gang tried to get away from the
policemen, but show of revolvcrs brought
them to = halt, and they were arrested and
locked up. They will have u hearing be-
fore Alderman Alex. Donnelly, tomorrow
ut 10 clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-15


iEiLADELruII, September l5.--Finur firm,
best brands in fair demand Supcrfine at 81 50
@l3 %: extr, 3; G0il3 :: OiIiO AMI Indiana
family at s. o0G1j 80; Pcnn':t family do 81 81
6l5 II st. Louis family at % 50lSG 90; Minnesota
family - 0lG5 81; patent and hgt, grades &c 80
as 90.
Rye fiour at 81 6of0i 10
Wheat firmcr with fair demand: No. West
ern Ret 81 05Ia PA. Ec,l - GatGi GG: Amber
IL 0JGeIO7.
Corn firm: steamer 52c: yellow 5:G91:Lc
mixed 52II.GI.;c.
Oats fairly active; No. !, white ii40i2c
No. >, do 4o@:O14c; No ;, ,Io 3S@.ac: No
Mixct. 31c.
Rye firm sales at 9Oc.
PrOvisions--,narkct firm; m,s> pork
SIG WGDG 50; beef hams fi3 ODll!3 D :;
Indian mss beet at SIG 90: bacon
smoked shoulders 63iG7c; salt do GGIG4c
smoked hams 12Gl3c; picked hams $40
IO%c.
L;,r, firm; city kettle ut Si4G0S7sc; lOcs
butchers sc: prime steam IS h21la.
Butter active and prices advancing
Creamery extra 290I;,Oc; Creamery SOo.i To
choice 26ll 29c; Bradford county :lnd New York
extra. 270E2Sc Western reserve extra 9nfls.I2c
,lO good to choice IG1l9c: Rolls firm and
scarce &: Pcnn't extra 30G23; Western reserve
extra 23I2c.
Eggs higher; Pennsylvania ut Gle; Western
20c.
Cheese strong, but quiet; New York
full cream I3l2c: Western full cream l21.c
do fair to :sood Ile0I2c; do half Skins ~
60lOMc.
Petroleum firm; refined lDc.
Whisky at 81 lG
Sccds-GOOd to prime Clover dull at IS 90
6s50 Timothy frmcr IT 81 GON2 20: Fiaxseed
firm at 81 -.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-15
Fast of tie AtOnelnent.

The great fast of the 1sraelites, known
as Kippur Day, commenced at 6 O'Clock
last evening and continue until the same
hour this evening. The ceremonies COM
prise fasting and prayer, continuing from
morning until evening, and arc of an un-
usually impressive character. The prayers
touch upon the sin!ulness of mans nature
and the necessity for a complete recOncilia-
ton with God by means Of contritiOn and
an amendment of habits of life. At the
close of the fast the assembled Israeiitcs
will clothc themselves in shrouds and join
in proclaiming the dying Israelite's confes-
sion of faith, "Hcar, o Israel! Our God
is One.''
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-15
i:Y WIRE.
TO-D.Y's TeleSraphic News.


A strike Of the cotton operatives in Old
ham (Enyland) is probable.
William Orr was acquitted of murder at
Pottsyillc, Pa, to day.
The New Hampshire Democrats and
the Massachusetts Republicans arc instatc
convention to-day; the former ut Concord,
the latter 1T Worcester.
The Reading railroad receivers will p;Ir-
chase the overdue July, August and Sep
fember interest andcoupons OF 4 number
Of tracts of land Ga list Of which
is givcn), it bcin. understood that the
principal OF all the said bonds and all after
accrnins interests shall retain priority Of
lien over the coupons and interest so pur-
chased.
The Philadelphia Republicans to-day
made the following nominations for Con-
gress: First district, II. II. bingham !;
Second, Charles O'Ncill Third, BENZ. l..
Berry Fourth, VIM. d. Kelley; Fifth, A..
G.. tGarmcr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-15
iiKKET'S.
Rev York Marker.

ern quiet moderate export and home trade
demand; Supcriinc. 81 J0tli05; extra do $3.50
80: choice, do. "a lJfE4 o.; fancy do., 81 -
iO - G5aE5 -; super;nC western s. 5Oli o.
common to good cXtr:. do IS S5D4 % choice
do do 81 3;GtG p choice white wheat do 81 II
al 60; Southern firm. unchanged; common
to fair extra ~ ga ~; good to choice IA
- 2jglj 80.
Wheat 4 shade stronger. bat inactiv:
No. > HeI Sept. 81 Gt;i fei 067 do Oct. 81 O7t,,
al IS do Nov, 81 90.
Corn quiet, without important change in
prices: Mixed western spot, 5ll5 40 fu-
turc, 81 .4t15]Sc.
Oats quiet NO. 9. Sept, 39:ic; do Oct, 377sG0
;Sc; do Nov, 3.1.c; State, IIetlic; Western
icF0iic.
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RailrOad Accident.

Shortly after noon to-day man named
Christian Gumpy, residing with his brother
on the Malone farm, was struck by the
tank of engine No. 3o5, while walking on
the track Of the Pennsylvania railroad
near the Big Concstoga bridge and recciv-
ed severe internal injuries. 1t appears he
stepped from one track to the other to
avoid all approaching train, not noticing
that an engine was backing on the track
upon which he stepped. lie was not run
over but thrown violently to the side of
the road. lie was picked up, brought to
this city. and his injuries were attended to
by DIR. Atlcc. No bones were broken, but
he is nevertheless badly hurt. He was
taken i'm carriage to his brothers resi-
dcncc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-15
at the State Fair.

In addition to those previously an
nounccd the following Lancaster cOuntians
have taken premiums or awards for eX-
hibits at the state fair /: Colin Cameron,
Brickcrvillc, bull, Coxcomb of Pine Cliff,
two years, $50 bull, FavOritc Rex, ono
year, SEQ COW, st. PerpctOr, one year,
$40. A. s. Flowers, Mount Joy, So, fol
Cochin chicks. Jacob Ii. Long, Lancaster,
S5, for black Cochin fowls. J. B. Lichty,
Lancaster, S., for Silvcr-gray Dorkings
$3, for Silver Duck-wings. Charles E.
Long, Lancaster, s.. for golden -pcncilled
Hamburg fowls S., for rose comb Sea.
bright fowls sa, for yellow Duck-wins
chicks ; Charles Lippold, Lancaster, So.
for Japanese chicks So, for best Fantail
pigeons s3, for best Trumpctcrs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-15
Obituary.

Rev. John NJ. Clemens, a pastor of the
Reformed church, died at Conyngham,
Luzerne county, on Tuesday, 18th inst,
and will be buried from the residence of
his kinsman, John B. Roth, No. 225 North
Duke street, this city, tomorrow. Mr..
Clemens's death was caused by abscess of
the liver. He was successful preacher,
having had charge of several congrega-
tions in Luzcrre county. lie was about
IS years old at the time of his death.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-15
The Sunday School Convention.

The meeting of the pastors Of the
churches and the supcrintendents of the
Sunday schools of Lancaster, held last
evening ut the rooms f the Y. NJ. G. A.,
was attended by representatives from ten
of the churches. After discussing plans
for the entertainment of tho $50 delegates
whom it is expected will be present, the
following plan was agreed upon AS it is
to be Sunday school affair, each SUPER
intendent will appoint committee of
whatever number he may deem necessary
to wait upon the members of his own
church and congregation, to see who will
entertain, and report names of entertain
crs to their superintendent, who in turn
will notify DC. lIavcrstick, chairman Of
entertainment
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-15

We learn that on account of the frequent adj
vances lately made by the coal companies, the
dealers here have been obliged to make L
small advance, and have therefore only all
vanccd p cents per ton on all kinds. They
hope they will not be obliged to make further
advance and hope the coal companies will be
satisfied with present rates. This is certainly
very cOmmcnlabic on the part Of the city
dealers, rs they have been selling coal more
for fun than for profit.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-15
SUDDEN DEATH


Charles A. Kline, a mill-hand, working
in No. cotton mill died suddenly last
night, at his residence, No. ZIG ROckland
street. He had suffered from pain in the
chest for several years past, and was unable
to do any very heavy manual labor. Fol
two weeks past his condition was getting
worse and worse, but he continued to work
up to 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, when
the oversccr of the room, Randolph Sup
plee, noticing that he was in great pain,
insisted on his quitting work and going
homc At 6o'clock his family physician,
DIR. John L. Atlcc, was sent for, and rs he
could not Immediately attend him, DR..
John l.. Atlee, ir., called and administer
cd to him. At 10 o'clock the clGer DR.. At
Ice attended him, remaining with him un-
til nearly midnight, without being able to
relieve him. Soon afterwards Inc died.
This morning Coroner Mishlcr called
upon the family for the purpose Of asccr-
tanning the circumstances attending Mr..
KEnc's death. He was refused admit
tancc. lie then sent an officer and the
officer also was refused admittance. The
coroner subsequently made complaint be-
fore Alderman Barr, that Conrad Sauber,
Kline's brothcr-in-law, had interfered with
him in the execution of his official duties,
and Sauber was arrested and gave bail to
answer. The family declare that no in
quest shall he held, us Mr.. Kline had been
sick for a long time, had the best of med
ical treatment and kind attendance of
friends, and died natural death in pres
cnce ola dozen friends and relations. They
fOrtify themselves Oh their resistance, by
the following certificate given them by
DIR. Atlee.
This is to certify that [ attended Mr..
Charles Kline for the last two weeks, and
that he died a natural dcat! from cmbOl-
ism of the pulmonary artery at twelve
o'clock last night.
JOHN l.. ATLEE, NJ. ID.
Lancaster, Sept. Is, 1880.
On the other hand, Coroner Mishlcr dc
clarcs that he is the coroner, and the law
gives him the power to hold inqucsts
whenever hc may deem them necessary,
and as the family has resisted and insultcd
him when he merely called upon them to
inquire into the circumstances Of Kline's
death, he will hold an inquest Oh the re-
mains if he has to dig them up out Of the
grave to do it.
Conrad Sauber declares that he did not
resist the coroner, but that the doors were
locked against him by Mrs. Kline and her
sister, and he threatens to bring suit
against the coroner for perjury in swear
ing that he (Saubcr) resisted him. There
is a good deal of bad feeling on both
sides.
Deceased was about "a years of age,
steady, hard-working man, with a wife
and four children. He was a private SOL
dier in Company A, 10th regiment Penn
salvania volunteers, commanded by Col.
Ziegler.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-15

Another cheap excursion TO Philadelphia and
the state fair on Saturday, Sept. Is. Tickets
good for three days, to return on any train.
Fare for the round trip only $l.75, Special
through train leaves Lancaster (kin. strcet)
ut a. IN. and Columbia 6 a. IN. For particu-
lars see cOlOrcd circulars Mt all statiOus.
Sep16.lG
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-15
POLITICAL BULLETIN.

Pay Your Tax.
Every voter who wants to vote III November
should look after the payment of his tax. Col
;ector Warfcl sits ut the Court House THIS
EVENING from G11a to o'clock to receive it.
GO THERE ANDPAY
For Assembly.
The name of WILLIAM MCCOMSEY, of the
First ward, will be presented to the Demo
cratic electors OF Lancaster at their primary
elections to nominate a candidate for As
scmbly, under Democratic rules.
ELM &. SNYDER, of the Ninth ward, viii
bc n candidate for the Democratic nomination
to the Legislature from Lancaster City. Sub
icct to Democratic rules. tp
Second Ward.
The Second Ward Hancock and English cluIy
will meet ut their headquarters on Friday
evening next for the purpose of attending the
meeting to be held under the auspices of the
3D.. 4th and 7th wards, ut the corner of South
Queen and Strawberry streets. The club will
he fully equipped. The 5th, 9th and 9th wards
are respectfully invited to join.
Attention Second Ward.
The Second ward Hancock and Englisl,
club will meet ut their new club room, IIOwell's
building, North Queen street, Thursday even
ing, Sept lG, for the purpose OF distributing"
unilirms and making arrangements to attend
the meeting Of the Third, Fourth and Seventh,
ward clubs on Friday evening. 4 full attend
,ncc is desired.
Fourth Ward
Will meet on Friday evening, Sept. II, at Geo
Wallis saloon ut 8 o'clock, sharp.
Seventh Ward.
The Young Mems Hancock club of the
Seventh ward will meet ut UtZingcr's saloon
on Thursday evening, at SO'clOck for the pur-
pose of making arrangements to attend the
meeting at the corner of South Queen and
Strawberry streets Oh Friday evening.
seventh Ward
The senior Hancock and English club of the
Seventh ward will meet at the saloon of L.
kulhman, ROckland street, on Wednesday
evening at o'clock. A full attendance is de-
sired, rs important business will be transacted.
Conference Committees, Attention.
The conference committees of the Third,
Fourth and Seventh wards arc requested to
meet ut the central headquarters on THURS
DAY EVENING ut O'Clock, for the purpose
of completing arrangements for the general
meeting of the city Democracy. to he held at
the corner of South Queen, strawberry and
Middle streets on Friday evening under the
joint auspices of the Third, Fourth and
Seventh wards.
In tho lower End.
There will be a general Democratic meeting
under the auspices of the Third, Fourth and
Seventh ward clubs at the corner of Straw
berry, Middle and South Queen streets, on
Friday evening. September H.
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Commonwealth Distribution Go.

Don't fail to buy a ticket in the Septcmbtx
drawing. 1850 Prizes all Cash will be distri.
buted. Capital Prize $sO0OO, all Of it for s.,
half for 81. Drawing Sept 3Oth. Address Il.
NJ. BOartlman, COuricr-JOurnal building,
Louisville, KY, or II. NJ. BOardman, 3O7 and 300
Broadway. New York. ltd
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Shooting Match.

Tomorrow afternoon the big shooting
match comes off at Columbia between
eight men from Lancaster county and
eight from Polt Deposit, Maryland, for
500 side. Four men from this city have
entered the match. After it is over those
present will shoot for sweepstakes.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-15
DE.lTAS.

HULL-Scpt. II, 1850, in Lititz, Pa, suddenly,
Mrs. Catharine Hull, in her G5th year.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
CLEMENS.-On Saturday, Sept II, ut COnyn.y
ham, Luzernc county. Rev. John NJ. Clemens.
Tic relatives and friends OF the family arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence of John Il. Roth, ~ North
Duke street tOmOri Ow Thursday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock. Intcrment al Lancaster ccmc-
terry. ltds
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AlllllSeanenf,S.

"PrankS' TO-ni0ht.-The musical comedy of
"Pranks" to be given at Fulton opera house
tonight is of the same light and airy character
as that last charming performance, and the
company by which it will be presented, known
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 15.-FOr the
Middle Atlantic states, rising followed by
stationary or lower barometer, winds most
ly north to west, stationary or higher tcnl-
peraturc, clear Or partly cloudy weather.
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Meet for Drill.

Company ''B'' of the Hancock Veterans
will meet ut headquarters, Oentre square,
to morrow evening for drill. A full attcn-
dance is desired.
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A lluS,ness N, ans OntniOn.

Z. ID. Dorr, of Toledo. O., says he has uscl
DAYS KIDNEY PADS i'm his family with results
so superior to all other treatments that he re-
CARDS them as the best Kidney doctor i'm the
world. s13-lwMW&F
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-15
NEW L1DTERTISEMEGTS.

Among advantages gained change business
location important the
clites OF REPAIR present
of skilled mechanics complete Of machinery
tools prepared execute and all
trusted tous
WATCH
CLOCK REPAIRING,
JEV|ELEsY
lGCNOGRAEl INSCRIPTION
ORNAMENTAL,
variety produced
ANY orders for speciaties will bo filed
at short notice satisfaction Old Gold
Silver bought talenn exchange into
4. z. RaOADS & BRO, Jewelers.
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Paid lis Bet.

VIM. Wilson, the coloced porter of the
Cooper house, laid wager with Theodore
Beck, barber, that the Republicans would
carry Maine, the condition being that if
they did not carry the state Wilson should
wheel Beck on wheelbarrow from the
Cooper house to the Pennsylvania railroad
depot and return. AS Wilson lost the bet,
he paid it like little man this afternoon
1T 9 o'clock
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MI RRIAGES.

SPIcER-NAGLE.-On Tuesday evening. Sept.
Mr.. Peter Nagle. by Rev. c. EIvin Houpt. OF
Grace Evangelical Lutheran church, Francis
Spicer. jr., to Emma Il. Nagle, all of Lancas-
ter city. ltd*
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-15
Trains Late,

Pacific express east was Is minutes late
this afternoon, and Fast Line 20 minutes
late.
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nROCLAMATION.
The bonfircs on Centre Square on the
occasion of the recent political rejoicing
very much injured the Belgian block
ing. Now this is TO notify all parties
that no fires will be allowed to be made
on the Belgian blocking wherever laid. The
police are hereby instructed to put out all
such fires and to arrest any person or persons
interfering with them in the discharge of their
duty in connection with this proclamation.
JOHN T. NACG ONIGLE,
StdW,TS Mayor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-09-15

CEALED PROPOSALS FOL, DELlvEklNti
y Fifty Tons Of hard white ash coal. broken
size. to :: the Home for Fricndlcss Children ~
will bc received by either of the undersigned
up to Sept. II, ut O'Clock, p. m, each loa'i OF
coal to be weighed on the city scales
JOHN l.. ATLEE, President.
CHAS. II. HOWELL, Secretary.