Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-11

Yinger rent. October lst.... 1850
Toto, rece,,+. sl4,292.sO
EXPENDITURES.
Orders paid since last report ......'.s 500 So:
Note charged. IV''o.oo
Toto, oxnenditures. SO. .s2s. "a
Roiance On hand October i, 1850. 90. S 3,l63.5G
The property committed reported having
placed insurance policies for $500 in the
Phoenix insurance company, Of London,
and So. 500 in the Commonwealth insur-
ance company, in place of policies expiring
Oct. l. Eight thousand dollars worth OF
insurance expires within the next sixty
days. The committee decided not to rent
the opera house for political meetings
when a parade is given in connection with
the meeting on account of the damage
that might arise to the interior OF the
buildings. The committee further report
ed the necessity Of repainting certain por-
tions of the market and opera houses.
The road committee reported having
contracted with H. E. Wolfe to furnish
broken stone, delivered on streets where
needed for macadamizing purposes, at
81. 20 per perch also contract with John
Fisher for the delivery of stone for the
same PURPOSES at s. cents and 60 cents per
perch the macadamizing and repairing
of several streets and the intention of ma
cadamizing others.
The market committee made q report
which is embraced in the report OF the fl
nance committee.
The chief of the fire department report
ed having granted permission to the Vigi-
liant and Shawnee fire companies to take
their engines to Hagerstown, Nd, on the
Goth of October, the Shawnee engine to be
substituted here by one employed.
The following resolution was adopted
by a close vote after debate in which
several members took part Resolccd.
! That in accordance with al ordinance
enacted January 16, 1874. ordaining that
| Manor street shall be laid out, opened and
| Graded between Ninth and Twelfth
Streets the road committee be and are
hereby instructed to complete the opening
and grading of Manor street between the
streets named in the ordinance P:oCtded,
That the propositions made by Mr.. ). Z.
Stoner relating to the opening OF Manor
street shall be reduced to a written agree
ment and approved by tho solicitor OF the
borough.
A communication was read from the
Vigilant fire company inviting the member
of council to participate in the parade at
Hagerstown, Nd, on October 20. The
| same WAS rCCcltcu Will u SoCC VI Cuohh"
and ordered to be placed on the minutes.
The property committee was instructed
to make the repairs to the market and
opera houses recommended in its report.
The property committee was instructed
to renew expiring insurance policies i'm
mediately.
Bills to the amount of So, 104. Is, includ-
ing pay roll, were read and orders granted.
A few minor points were brought up when
council adjourned.
In our communication of Saturday we
inadvertently: omitted the name OF Dr. }.
X. Lneaweaver, who was elected surgeon
of the II. NJ. North Democratic marching
battalion.
The Juvenile Democrats Oh Saturday
afternoon received their equipments con-
sisting of torch red cap aud red cape.
The equipments of the H. NJ. North
marching club of the Sd ward have arrived
and will be delivered to the members OF
the club to-day. They are of the le5ula.
ton patterns.
The special train to Mounivile this
evening, to give to the Democrats Of Ma
rietta and Columbia an opportunity to
participate in the parale to he there given
will leave here at seven O'Clock, and vii
5 return Immediately after the exercises
OIL ClC evening" nave Uccu lupiCCSo. AZ L.
r thought that at least two hundred OF the
Democratic battalion of Columbia will
take part.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper was
administered in the f. Z. Lutheran church
Yesterday morning and evening. in the
afternoon eight or ten children were bap
tized. Hereafter morning services will be
held at 1915 o'clock and evening sessions
at 7. in place of 7:3O o'clock as hereto
fore.
The Hon. Galusha A. Grow addressed a
large audience in the interest of the Repub
lcan party party in the opera honfe on
!, SATURDAY. evening. There was a large
number of Democrats present.
The Citizens band On Saturday evening
serenaded Rev. J. J. Russell, pastor O
St. Peters Catholic church, who 70
Gently returned from Europe. Rev
Russell was glad to see the band and a
very pleasant evening was spent.
Robert C. Dean. of Ephrata, Pa, wa
Yesterday on visit to his home at thi
place. -.
Will Erwin, who has been visiting hi
parents in Columbia for tho past week o.
ten days, left here for Philadelphia thi:
morning. Mr.. Erwin is employed in the
signal department. of the Pennsylvania rail
road.
The Shawnee rolling mill, beginning
with to-day, will run double turn. Since
resuming operations it has been running
single turns. One more puddle furnace
has been lighted up, making the tota
number now running eleven.
Rev. Gilbert Kakestraw, Of Cornwall
Officiated yesterday morning and evening
in the Nj. z. church.
Presiding Elder Peters, of Annville, Pa.
preached yesterday in the United Brethren
church at Third and Perry streets. Com
munion services we're held.
Ed. B. Eckman's company {. OF thu
Republican battalion received their equip
ments this morning.
Evening services in the Presbyterian
church commenced yesterday at sevcl
O clock.
A dense fog overhung the town this
morning, but towards nine o'clock was
pierced by the sun and in a short time
cleared away.
More than a score of excursion tickets
have been sold for the sesqui-centcnnia
of the city of Baltimore.
| A GANG OF TKAMPs.
Their Petty Thieying and Arrest.
Last night G. w. Schroyer's cellar wa
broken into and quantity Of canned fruit
were stolen. This morning Mr.. Schroyer'
orchard was invaded by a gang of tramp
who stole apples. Mr.. Schroyer tele
graphed for police officers, and detatch