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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30
uaauaxu w,rs pisunpEKLy CONDUCT
CRbmon ANA POttsrs Committed 20 Prison
aDd Immediately Discharged,

Cabmen ana Pottsrs COMMITTED 20 frison
aDd Immediately Dischargsd'
A few days ago William Rosenfeld,
Charley Slinkman and Matt. Trapland,
haokmen, and George Burton aud Edward
Clark, hotel porters, were arrested oy
Pennsylvania railroad officers ana taken
before Alderman MoCouomy on the
charge of heing tiisorderly at the pcnnsyl
vauia railroad passenger depot. The
hearing was held on Saturday aud
tho alderman reserved his decision
nntil Yesterday. In the afternoon
B. II, Eshloman, esq, counsel for the de-
PENDANTS, went to tho alderman and asked
him what he intended doing. The alder.
mau said the accused would have to pay
the costs. Mr.. Esbleman said they would
pay no costs and tho alderman said they
would then have to go to prison. Mr..
Eshleman claimed that he could not
send them to Jail after ordering
that they pay the costs and he
advised his clients not to go with the
officers. The commitments were made
out, giving all OF the parties 10 days OK.
cept Trapland whose sentence was made
20. Rosenield aud Sinkman took tho
advice Of counsel and skipped out Of the
office, getting away. The others made
resistance but were finally put In jail by
Kennedy. They were scarcely inside
of tho prison until cab was sont out
for them. They were brought down
aud taken before Judges Livingston aud
Patterson, on IA writ by whom they were
discharged on the ground that the com
mitments did not set forth that they had
been convicted of any oifonse. The prison
keeper was also ordered to discharge
Rosenfeld aud Sliukman in case they were
brought there. Later In the evening
Slinkman was arrested by Railroad Officer
Pyle, and as il WAS raining he agreed to
take the officer with him IN the cab To the
prison. Arriving there tho supposed
prisoner went inside of the gate aud the
officer started for town. lio had hardly
gone out of the jailyard when the hack
driver was free and again on his seat
driving down East King street.
There has been trouble between the
hack mon and railroad officers for some
time. There are certain rules, AZ the
depot by which the former are only
allowed TO 90 inside on certain conditions.
II is claimed by the officers that they viJ
late these rules and become disOTdcrly aud
anuoy ira yelers. On the other hand, the
hackmen claim that they obey the rules Us
far as they can, but there are so many
bosses at the depot that a number of differ.
ent orders are given and no one under
stands them. In this way, IL is claimed
they are constantly being annoyed by
the officers who arrest them Ou the slight
est provOcatiou. The hotel proprietOrs
say that they DO not think their porters as
bad as claimed and they would like to
know what rights they have, as it would
save them considerable ..ou5lc.
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LIve Stock YriceA

CHICAGO Hogs Receipts, 1900 head ship
ments, $500 head market firmer and 5spl0c
higher; trade brisk packing, si 1904 a. (;
~ 7jg3 10 closed tame, ana not all receipts
sold
Cattle-ReceIpts, 5000 head shipments,
$500 head; exports scarce and firm, % 60Sl7 01
good to choice shipping steers, u b0G6 50
common to medium, g. 25 Montana, u 30, 2
4 so; Wyoming, 81 25.
Sheep-teceipts, 1909 head; shipments, 200 ;
market slow at l0zp2Oc lower inferior TO fai L,
t2 % as 30 good, %; choice, SI25.
The Journals Liverpool special quotes
higher p ices for American stock cattle, Nc
higher; l6c W pound dressed; sheep, lc higher
best grades lSc " pound.
EAST LIBERTY -Cattle-Roceipts, 3,6c9 head
market dull and l0dljc lower.
Hogs-Recelpts, s,5l0 head; market duh
PLtladelphias, S5 00D5 %; Workers, o. ~ a. rs.
Sheep--Receipts, 5000 head market dull
and "A shade lower.
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"Litttc Horace Hogan Pardoned.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 30.-Horace Hogan,
alias Little Horace" who was serving a
three years sentence in the eastern peni
tentiary for burglary, has been pardoned
by Governor Pattison and upon a warrant
issued by U. S. Commissioner Edmunds
was taken to Washington last night. The
purpose in pardoning him was to obtain
his testimony in the prosecution
OF the Washington detectives, who
are charged with conspiripg with
thieves, Of whom Hogan was one,
to rob the Metropolitan bank of Washing.
ton, the national printing office and com.
NIT other crimes. Should Hogan not
keep his word With the government and
make good some of his statements it is
understood that he will DO forced to trial
as a defendant,
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Nyestern Grain Marknt.

PEoRIA.--Corn was quiet high mixed n /
Fdl7hc No. 2mixed at 46k147c.
Oats were steady aud nrm No. Q whito at
30a3)hc.
Rye was firm new No. 2at 53a53kc.
MILwAUKER--Whe heat was quiet at 03hc FOR
cash and Nov. ojssc for Decent Der oGszc iJr
January.
CGrn-Nothing doing; No. 2 nominaily at
SIC.
Oats we're higher; No. at 25c.
tor No. g
Barley was dull and lower; No. at soc
extra No. at 50c.
DETRorr.-Wheat was In sellers favor; No. I
white, tall, cash and Oct. at 81 OF " Nov. at
81 Oi19 December at 81 05lt /; No. do at 98s<c I;
NO. Red winter, at sl 03H receipts, ~ 900
bush; shipments, 1900 bush.
Corn-No Lat sic.
Oats-No. white at 32ISc I; No. mixed at
30Ac.
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hfu 1DTSRTIsINfhqs.

4 MIDDLE aGED WOMAN WANTS a
~ situation IL assistant cook, washing or
any kind OF work, wiling to work by day or
week. Apply at Concord alley, 81 door from
Walnut street.
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Prof. Lippot,s Exhibition.

Last evening Prof. Lippott, The well-
known magician and prestidigitatOr who
is keeping q hotel at Maytown, gave fine
open air exhibition on Saturday evening.
A tremendous crowd were present, who
heartily enjoyed it, In the afternoon Il
large paper balloon was sent up. In the
evening there was u display Of fireworks
and another balloon was sent up To it
were attached all kin6s OF fireworks, which
were exploded in the air, making beau
tiful sight. Officers Cramer and Herr of
this city, attended tho exhibition, which
they report as being very we'll conducted
and free from any disorder. The Maytown
band furnished the music
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BEHTI,s

1orKINs-In this city, on the 18th inst,
HaTriet ID VITO OF ". ", HUpkins, IN the iGth
year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from her late roside0cc, No. 40 East King
street, on Thursday morning IL II o'clock. In.
te mental Lancaster cemetery. No flowers.
Oct30 2ts
MyLiS October 90, 1858 AZ New Providence,
Lancaster county. Pa. Anna J., wifo OF Fran.
cts Mylin, In her 63i year.
Fune. al from the residence ~ her husband
on "wednesday, October 81. NJ 10 O clock a. m.
Services and intermcnt ut the Monnonite
meoiinR.hOuse, in New Providence, at II
O'Clock a. III. Relatives AMI friends are in
vitod to attend without further notice. II
BRECHT - Oct. 90, lSsl in this city Frank
BrCcht, tn the 34th year OF his age.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral from
his la'e residence, corner OF Duke and Middle
streets, on Wednesday afternoon nj , o'clock.
lnterncnt ut Lancaster cemetery.
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Corn dull, but steady tt.l yellow, 90 sic q
do mixed, blds57Ifc No. 3 fnix q, b5k0Nis
vS,is 1a,s Urn y, r,nsl1a 6nt gniet No W'eSc 70. 3
Mixed, 81
Seeds Glover firm at 20 Timothy ,tsli at
tl t0fpl 80; Flaxseed fri ufl tA.
ProvisioDs steady and fair demand.
Lard steady.
Butter firm Pa. aud astern Crermery
extra 29D30c u, q. aud \ Y. extra, 23n.7c;
Pcnn'a extra, l5p22c.
Rolls at 9fQlsc,
Eggs firm.
Cheese firm and quiet.
Petroleum dun Rennot s4asNc.
whisky at t1 20
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tITLLIAMsUN " rosTEH.
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Mo,ners motnersl MotnersI

Are you disturbed at night ana broken oi
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the eGcruciating pain of cutting teeth
II so, 30 At once and get Il bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP, II viii relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately depend
upon II; there Is no mistake about It. There Is
not mother on earth who has ever used H.
who VIII not tell you at once that II vii
regulate the bowels and give rest to the
mother, and reliet ana health to the child, op
Grating like magic. 1t IL perfectly safe to us,
In all cases, ana pleasant TO the taste, and 4
the prescription Of one OF the oldest ana best
female physicians In tho United States. Sold
everywhere, 25 cents bottle.
mayl-M W,sGW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30

our New ro,r once Poorly Lighted.

our New rost once Poorly Lighted
The new post office, which is one of the
very handsomest buildings on North
Queen street aud which Is fitted up inside
very beautifully aud conveniently, is
nevertheless at night one of the most
dreary looking places between Centre
Square and the railroad, simply because 1t
is not properly lit up. The office is pro-
vided with a sufficient number of gas
burners to afford the needed illumna
tion. There are three chandeliers in
that part OF it devoted to the publtc-oue
near the front door containing three burn
ers aud one on either side of the lo,B-
boxes containing two burners each, making
seven in all. Not more than three Oi
these burners are ever lit, aud miserably
poor burners they are, probably consum-
ing not more that four feet of gas per
hour, aud furnishing weak, sickIy,
yellow light, not much better than the
old style penny dip candle. The office is
supposed TO be kept open all night for the
benefit OF the public and especially for
the benefit OF the four hundred renters Of
the lock boxes. True, the front doors re-
maiu unlocked, but at 5 o'clock p. N.
when the postmaster and his clerks leave
the place tho gas is turned down so low
ana tho Office looks so dark that timid
persons would no more think of entering
it than they would of going up a dark
alley. Oply two gas gets are allowed to
burn, and they are turned down 80 low
that they afford about as much light as a
taper in sick room. 1t is almost
impossible to see whether there is
or is not any mail in tho lock
boxes ; and if renter should receive a
letter after o'clock he would need very
good eyes indeed to enable him to read il
by the light furnished by the pOstOilicC,
and il its contents were important aud
required an immediate answer, he would
have TO go elsewhere TO writo a reply.
The hundreds OF people who visit the
postotlice at all hours Of tho night deserve
better light. Ii the United States govern
ment cannot afford to do what private
citizen has dOne-build a convenient post
Office fol our city-it can at least afford tu
pay for gas sufficient To light it up. Let
us have light, even if q few of our recent y
discovered able bodied pensioners have t.
be stricken off the pension rolls and the
amounts heretofore paid 70 them be turnC
into the Golfers of suffering gas company,
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LEBANON, Pa, Oct. 30.-In the matter
of the railroad quarrel at Cornwall, which
has for several days threatened serious
results, Judge Mcpherson lato last night
granted an injunction restraining Robt. III.
Coleman from building a branch of his
new Cornwall & Lebanon railroad to the
ore hills, through the property of Mr..
Freeman, manager of the opposition rail.
road. The case will be argued on Satur.
day,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30

Pop." Rtce's surprise party company will
appear Wednesday evening in Fulton opera
house IN their iOlly operate comedy OF "Pop.'
This bunch OF fun was given In New York and
Piiade'phiI recently, drew crowded houses
aud was very hltterngly spoken of by the
press FUN and lots Ot IT rules the evening
when " Pop " Is given.
"SduiY Of POscH."-Mr. NJ. B. Curtis who
needs no recommendation, viii again be in
Lancaster, thursday evening. Everybody
knows an likes SAINT and everybody who
hasn't seen him should Ii u them to the opera
house when he comes.
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SECOND EDITION.
TUESDAY EVENING. OCT. 80. 1888
IN THE SOUTH.
NEWS FROM DOWN IN DIZZY LAND.
A satiricaI Occurrence Illustrative of the
Negroes Estimation OF the Grand
Old Republican Party.

" bE ING
Negroes Estimation OF the Grand
Ola Republican Party.
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 30.--A special to
the Sun from Easton, Nd, says that a
large Republican mass meeting was held
there yesterday. All the colored peo-
pie Of the county took holiday
and came to town. The speakers were
attentvely listened to, but when the
meeting was at its height fellow with
three trained bears appeared upon the
scene and the negroes all left the meeting
TO see the bears dance and climb trees.
The speaking was nearly stopped. 1t is
charged that the Democrats employed the
man with the bears to break up the
meeting by drawing of tho colored
people.
Erecting u Mansion on Historical Grounds.
FERNAMDINA, Fla, Oct. 30-Yesterday
morning ground was broken by L. NJ.
Morris, of Pittsburg, Pa, for the new
granite mansion for Mrs. Lucy Carnegie,
also of Pittsburg, on the site Of the his
toric ruins of Dungoass on Cumberland
Island. Georgia, the former residence OF
General Nathaniel Green, of revolutionary
fame. The ceremony was performed in
the presence of a large number of persons,
among whom were Andrew PEBBLES, Arch
itect Samuel A. Steel, Archibald Aston
of Pittsburg, and +. G., Patterson, oI
Quincy, Mass.
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An r,e,,sn Em,ura,,on scheme.

At Dublin the Freeman's Journal do.
clares that government circular just
Issued contains suggestions to the Irish
emigration committee proposing whole
sale shipment of Irish people to Canada.
Every facility is to be offered to the boards
of guardians and to the clerks of unions Ia
promote emigration. No work house
plupers are to be sent. Large conG cti
nave been made with shipping companies
for the conveyance of emigrants. The
Canadian government is party TO {
scheme against which the Freemaa's Jour.
nal warns all Irishmen.
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PITTsBURG, Oct. 30.-Kefer aud Stiefel's
tannery in the upper part of Allegheny
City, was this morning the scene OF
terrible affair, too men sacrificing
their lives in an unsuccessful attempt to
save that of a fellow workman. Christian
Dickson, an employe, went down well to
measure the depth of the water when he
was overcome by the foul air, FERDINAND
Schrader aud Charles Schultz attempted
to save him but both lost their lives in the
attempt.
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The lronsdes baseball association held
a meeting last evening at which it was
decided to levy an assessment of S5 per
share on each OF the 80 shares of the asso.
citation. The close Of the season found the
club in debt to the amount of about $3.50.
The assessment levied will pay this off and
leave balance in the treasury with which
to prepare for the next season.
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They stIII SEQ Them.

A gentleman OF this city who spent
Sunday in Ephrata, says that Abe Buzz
zard and "Tid" Brimmer were in Selma
derville, Ephrata township, on Saturday.
Buzzard was we'll known to the parties
who saw him. The story is only given
for what it is worth, as Brimmer was seen
on the same day at half dozen other
haunts with several towns TO hear from.
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tonplaInt Dismissed.

The complaint OF assault and battery
made by Adam Ditlow, against Officer
Smith, was beard by Alderman Samson last
evening. and dismissed, it being shown
Dtlow was drunk, on the race course, on
Thursday last, and that Smith used no
more force than WAS necessary to eject
him from the track.
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Democratic stat. Ticket.

AUDITOR GENERAL.
MAJOR ROBERT TAGGART, Warren Co.
STATE TREASURER.
HON. JOSEPH row ELL, Bradford 30.
Uounty Ticket.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
JOHN. a. COY LIE, Lancaster.
PRISON INSPECTORS.
rH EUHLMAN, Lancaster.
JDIS II. MENAUu 1, Mt. JOY.
POOR DIRECTORS.
H. 4. SHIMP, l.. COcalico.
G. u. HERR, Millersville,
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
kORERT EVANS. Eden.
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They weren't CATTLE Buysrs.

MIDDLETowY, N. Y, Oct. 30.-Early
this morning three strangers entered the
store of Abram Gray, at Hornowock, Ulster
county, said they were cattle buyers and
asked for small bills for three 800 notes.
Mr.. Gray proceeded to count out the
change when they threw some liquid in
his face, nearly binding him, and ran of
with all the money. They have not been
arrested,
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Dunno sALEuEN uENALuAnLGNI.Y pKn

DUBLiO SALE OF Valuable "a Pro
i PER Il.-ln pursuance OI an order OF the
Orphans Court OF the County OF Lancaster,
viii be sold by public vendue on "Wednesday,
the lith day OF November, a. ID. 1883, at tho
Leopard Hotel, in the city OF Lancaster, tho
following described valuable real estate OF
John SwurtZ, late OF said city, deceased, viz
A lot OF ground fronting on East King ST..
In said city, % feet "A inches and In depth to
Grant street TO eastern boundary 2J7 tcet, and
to we7ttTn boundary 2ll feet, adjoining prop.
erty OF the Widow LiChty and Hon. A. Herr
smith, There Is erected on said premises a
large twrstory Double frame kough.Ca
House, Nos, 5l7 ana 90 East King street, con,
yeniently arranged tor tao families and a
hyurant under cover and iruittrt cs OF various
kinds, This property will be sold in one Oh
more purparts TO suit purchasers.
Persons desiring to seq said promises viii
please call on Mrs. swartz, residing at No 5l1
East King stree.
Sale 10 commence at O'Clock p. N.
JOHN W, JACKSON,
Administrator with will annexed OF John
swartZ.
sHUBEBT \ SUTTON, Auogs,
o2I,273l&u3 7lOI3
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A RIg Fire at Homastead.

PITTsBURG, Oct. 30.-Homestead, Pa,
on the line of the Pittsburg, Virginia aud
Charleston railroad, ten miles from this
city, was visited at al early hour this
morning by fire which threatened to
burn the whole town, but which was finally
controlled after seven stores aud dwellings,,
all frame, had been destroyed. The loss
is $1,000, on which there is partial in
surance,
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NOTICE.



To the CuizeHS Of LdnG ISter:
The Board OF Health respectfully calls the
attention OF the citizens Of Lancaster to the
following section OF our Health Ordinance;
"And be IL further enacted that all parents
aud guardians shall cause their children and
wards to he VuCcinated before they attain the
age OF one year, AMI that the Board OF Health
shall require and enforce the vaccination OF
all persons residing in the city OF Lancaster,
and never before yaCCinated."
The said Board OF Health do hereby direct
anu require the vaccination OF all persons IN
the city within Il teen days from this notice.
as the provisions and penalties /. Gscribed by
said ordnance for its violation, will be en-.
forced. by order OF the board OF Health.
Z. IL. BhOWN, NJ. ID,
OlB-6tuIuIh&S Secretary.
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tcInetsry sneaEs

Last night three suspicious looking men
were seen to enter Shreiner's cemetery, one
Of them having bundle with him. Officer
Burns was notified and made search, but
found neither the men nor tho bun.
die. At later hour one of the
men was seen to leave the GENE.
tory, carrying the bundle with him.
1t is surmised that it may have been the
body Of dead infant that they were en-
deavOrinR TO conceal.
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lIa suits brougnt Against a COMPANY.

EAsToN, Pa, Oct 30.-One hundred and
10 suits have been brought against the
Pennsylvania, Slatington IL New England
railroad company for wages due workmen.
Sixty of tho suits were entered yesterday,
the other some time ago.
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recommend Lady Camclia's Secret of
Youth and Beauty for the complexion, as be.
Ing far superior to any article ever used. II
positively removes Freckles, anG viii remove
Tan in one application. Price soc.
For sale at all druggists,
MRS. J. RENNE SMITH,
iel3-6mdM&S Newark, N. j,
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Two Men K,iied py FaIIin,

DUBUQUE, Oct. 30.-Edwin Allen and
Charles Van Meter, carpenters, fell from
a building yesterday. Both were killed.
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No. 85e.

Elizabeth Waiter, on Roekland street,
secured No. G52 as tho winning number
the holder OF an admission ticket to the st.
Stephan's church fair at Excelsior hall.
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A Moan theft,

Yesterday morning while the inquest
was being held on the body of Frank
BreGht, at his residence corner of Middle
aud Duke streets, some thief slipped up.
stairs and stole ga so cents in cash from
q drawer. There Is no clue to the thief.
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Tho leCi,lature,

HARRISBURG, Oct. 30.-Both branches
of the Legislature were in session o.day,
but no business of importance was trans
acted.
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Nsw yoRK, Oct ao.-Flour quiet and un-
changed.
Wheat opened shade lower, subsequently
became stronger and recovered from a de
cline; trade moderate; No. 2 Red, Nov,
q ,s9gi 90; Dec, 81 lohQi liN, jan,
Corn dull kaNc lower; Mixed western,
spot, 52sl5Ic do future. b6eSfs59c.
oats dull and tri1o lower; State, T8
I3c Western, 39fDt2c
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The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rhGum, letter, ChappeC
hands, chilblains, corns and all kinds OF skiI
erupions, freckles and pimples. The salvo Is
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction n
every case or money refunded. BE sure you
get HEsRY's CARBoLIO SALvE, as all others ar,
but limitations and counterfeits. Price 2
cents. sold In Lancaster at Cochan's Drug
store. 1877 North Queen street. my29-4
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An oraugeman sentenced TO Pr,so II

GLASGOW, Oct. 30,-The ring leader of
the Orange riots at Coatbridgo, last sum
mer, has been sentenced to two years
Imprisonment another active participa-
tor in tho disturbances, to six months
imprisonment.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, fair weather, westerly
winds, rising barometer, stationary OF
slight falling temperature.
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U,so,derIis. Arrested,

This afternoon Officer Daily arrested
Philip Ponce and Lizzie Kline for drunk
aud dsorderly conduct ON North Chris
tian street above Frederick, They were
held for hearing before Alderman Sam
son.