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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-17
VETERAN REUNION.
The Members Reunioe After Twenty Years
"A sketch of tho Regiment
To-day's Exercises.

The Members Reunite After Twenty Years
"A sketch of the Regiment
T0-dsy's Exercises.
The members of the Ono Hundred and
Twenty Second regiment Of Pennsylvania
volunteers are to day having reunion in
celebration of the twentieth anniversary
of their muster out from the United
States service.
The regiment was organized by Col.
Emlen Franklin, under authority given by
Governor Curtin, in the month of July,
1862, served in Maryland and Eirg inia,
for nine months, and was mustered out of
service at Harrisburg on the 18th and
10th days Of May, 1868.
On receiving authority to recruit a
company Col. Franklin established a camp
q short distance cast of this city. and in a
short time bad recruited no less than four
teen companies. Ten Of these were Or
ganized into a regiment and designated
the 122d regiment. Tho field officers were
Col. Emlen Franklin, Lieut.. Col. Edward
McGovern, Maj. Thaddeus Stevens, jr.
All these officers had seen service. Col.
Franklin had been q captain in tho 1st
regiment, Lieut.. Col. McGovern had been
a captain in the 10Th and Maj. Stevens
private in tho three months service.
The captains Of the several companies
were as follows: Co. A., George Musser
and afterwards George NJ. Franklin Co.
b., Samuel w. Rowe Co. c., Smith P.
Gait Co. d., j. Miller Raub Co. E.,
Andrew r Byerly Co. F., B. F. Baer,
and afterwards j. +. Ricksecker Co. G.,
Jefferson N. Nef. and afterwards John P.
kilhurn Co. H., Lewis G. Audenried
Co. l., John NJ. Amweg, and afterwards
Henry w. Cara Co. K, VIM. f. Duncan.
Nearly all the men in the regiment were
from Lancaster county. After drilling in
camp for short time, the regiment was
ordered to Washington, Pope's disastrous
campaign, having exposed the national
capital to assault from the Confederates.
The regiment reached Washington August
lG, 1862, and a few days afterwards
moved o1t to Fairfax Court House, where
it was assigned to Gen. Piatt's
brigade. 1t lay in several po-
until Dec enber following, when Burnside
forces forward TO Fredericksburg to at
trous, but the 122d suffered no loss, though
exposed to great hardships and bad
wedtn.r. The army went into winter
quarters aud the regiment did not get
into an engagement until the battle Of
Oh the ID aud 81 of May,
1863, where it met the brunt
of battle in Gen Sickles' corps
aud lost 135 men in killed, wounded
and missing. Gen. A. w. Whipple,
of the division to which the
122d belonged, was killed on the field. His
remains were forwarded to Washington,
the 122d acting as an escoIt to his funeral.
After the funeral, it's term of service
having expired, the regiment proceeded to
Harrisburg and was mustered out of ser
vice on the 18th and 10Th Of May 1868.
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AARKRIN.


PHILADELPHIA, May IL. - Flour quiet and
weak to sell !; Superine, sS aS0S e: exfra.
s. 1904 e5; Penn'a Family, S565e5.
Rye -four at IS 9,04 co.
Wheat dull No. Pa Red, 81 2t0l &C.
Corn scarce and firm for local use
Oats quiet No. White, 521<(9sSe No. do
5eH053c; No. Mixed, 5lx059c; ReJected, i9lV
G5lc: No. 2 Mixed. 4S0lSEc.
Rye scarce ut 7O072c.
Provisions steady with fair demand.
Lard steady.
Butter moderately active and easS Pa
Creamery extra, $3.50; Western, &c.
Rolls nominal.
Eggs firm and good demand; Pa, 1870
lSHc; Western, l114lSc.
Cheese steady AMI under light supply.
Petroleum firm; Refined, 7kc.
Whisky at 81 10
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-17

The parade of the city fire department
took place last evening, having been post
pored from Tuesday on account of the
rain. The route of the parade was as fol-
lows, the companies forming according to
their numbers: Formed on Duke right
resting on Chestnut. Route, Duke to
Walnut, to Lime, to Lemon, to North
Queen, to Orange, to Marietta avenue, to
West King, to Prince, to Conestoga, to
South Queen, to Centre Square, to East
King, to Anne, countermarch to Centre
Square and dismiss. The horses looked
very fine. rs they are fat, sleek and lively,
and old firemen who saw the apparatus
say that it never looked better. Tho men
also locked we'll, the drivers appearing in
uniform with white canvas caps. Chief
Engineer Howell was in the parade with
his pretty team.
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Casualties at a Small Fire.

NEW YORK, May 17.-Fire broke cut
this morning in the tenement house at 80
Suffolk street, but did little damage. The
inmates who we're in bed, were greatly
excited. Mrs. Reta Schnikzer, aged 81,
in trying to reach the street from an upper
floor by the fire escape fell to the ground.
She was in delicate condition and it is
thought her injuries will prove fatal. A
German occupant also fell from the fire
escape and broke his leg.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-17

E1-PLAIN TALK FROM DIR SwAYNE-IO Whom
II May Concern: Itching Piles is one of the
most annoying complaints known to physi-
clans. Every one can tell whether he Is thus
afflicted by observing the following symp-
toms Intense itching, particularly after get
ting warm. 1t seems as if pin worms were
crawling IN or about the rectum. Small Jumps
sometimes form. The private parts are often
affected. The more you scratch the worse the
itching. knowing that my ointmeh is super
lOr to any article in the market, guarantee it
to cure the worst case OF itching piles in exist
ence.
ISignedl, H.SWAYNi, Il. u.
DIR. Swayncs Ointment. is also pleasant and
effective cure for tetter, itch, salt rheun, cry
sipclas, BARRIERS itch. pilnples, and all scaly.
crusty, itchy skin cruptions. Sold by all
prominent druggists. Or will be sent Tor SO cts.
Tin &c. stamps), 3 boxes. $l.o5. Address, DIR
Swayne &; SON, Philadelphia, Pa.
OctIi-iydTn. .Th.SS S$w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-17

New YORK May l7-Flour dull und ,leciin-
ing.
Wheat heavy and unsettled; XaNc lower;
fair trade in options No Red, une. u ri
@i 2lA; do July, u :30l 2fk; do Apg, 81 %
0l :47s.
Corn hs9Hc higher and quiet: Mixed Vest
ern spot, 5066 C ; do future, 64A66akc
OaIs shade better State. 4965Sc Western.
!s056c; mo. 2 June, 4Sh0iSsac; July, 49lsa
I9kc; Aug, 44%c,
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Horse Stolen.

j: w. Wright, of Parkesburg, telegraphs
to Alderman Spurrier, of this city, that a
bay horse 15s hands high, ten
years old, with tho OFT hind leg
white to trve the pastern was stolen last
night from near Parkesburg, and that
fifty dollars reward will be paid for its re-
GOV SS,s5E; a hind m11 1eg horse w''sht'y lame in
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rhe Picnic of tho Veterans.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 17.-The
United States steamers Talapoosa
and Ewing and tho steamboat George
Leary to-day conveyed the mem
bers of the society Of the Army of
the Republic and a number of invited
guests to Mount Vernon. Tonight q
grand banquet will he given to the society
at Abner's hall.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-17

The contract was awarded to German &
Hensler.
The bids for embarrassing the fences at
the reservoir were as follows:
D. Schoenberger. s2S; B. Smith, $50 :;
d. Trisler, $25; A. Stauffer s34 95.
There were two other bids, but it was
not stated what the amounts were for.
George Klinc got the contract.
There Was but one bidder for the grass,
ard that was John Wirth at $40.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-17
"A SENSATIONAL HANGING.
A Condemned Man Nearly Succeeds .
C0mmifilnY Suiclda the ScafOld

Committing suicide on the Scatioid.
JACKSON, Miss, 17.-Henry Fleming
was hanged at Pittsburgh yesterday
afternoon in the presence of an immense
crowd, for murder committed
ten years ago. When at the eallows Flem
ing attempted to kill himself with small
pocket knife, and succeeded in intiicting
a wound in his throat. When the drop
fell his neck was broken and death was
almost instantaneous. Fleming had been
respited four times by the governor.
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Convicted: of murder,

FORT WAYNE, Ind, May 17.-In the
case of Samuel Mcdonald, who has been
on trial here for the murder of Louis
Torrent. the jury last night returned a
verdict of murder in the first degree, and
affixed the penalty at death.
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Notary Public ADDuiEleS

d.: l.. NJ. Peters, of Quarryvll!e. has
been appointed a notary public and coz
firnIed by the Senate.
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WEATaEK INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, May 17.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, fair, followed BY
clearing weather, light variable winds,
shifting to warmer southerly, stationary
or lower pressure.
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Tho K. oER Fair.

The hall was crowded last evening no
CHANGING; wheel of fortune did big
business tho Goodwill band will be on
hand tonight to serenade No. Z, U. T..
X. p.
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A Wire meI,en bv ;,i.ntn,n-.

A Wire Melted by iisntninS.
On Tuesday night the wire connecting
Lamparter's glue works with the telephone
exchange was struck by lightning and the
wirc was of galvanized iron it was melted
entirely off.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-17
Sent Out For q Hearing.

Caroline Thompson was sent out for a
hearing tomorrow evening, on the charge
of drunken and disorderly conduct by
Alderman Spurrier.
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Never Eails.

Mr.. j. LeiSt, warebouseman for LautZ Bros,
Buffalo, N. Y, says he had a swelling on the
foot which he attributed to chilblafns. Uc
used Thomas Eclectric Oil, and Is troubled
no longer. For sale by II. Il. Cochran, drug
gist, IL! and l39 North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-17

l'our Skin Cure is superercetteM. Nis fast
curing my daughters ring Vorn. which has
spread all Grer her body." Mrs. E. l.. ID. Mer-
riam, Blue Hill, Mass. Druggists keep it, 81
per package.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-17
Got Five Days,

Amanda Taylor, colored, for being
drunk and disorderly, was sent to Jail for
five days by Alderman a. +. DoEnelly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-17

R1- The Diamond Dyes for family use have
no equals. AL popular colors easily dyed,
fast and beautiful. 20 Gems a package tor any
color
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PARTING THE kAIlEElT.

The Assets OF the Washington Fire Company
1t has been noticed in our count pro
ceedings that upon the application of
Reuben Ostcr and Valentine Hoffman,
claiming to be members Of the Wash
ington fire company, Z preliminary
injunction has been granted against
the president and treasurer OF this
company to prevent them from
distributing the assets Of said COM
pany among its members The argument
on making tho injunction permanent has
bsen postponed until Saturday next,
after the return of counsel who are inter
ested from attendance upon the supreme
curt. Some of tho active members
OF the company claim that the proceedings
have been begun at the instance of some
seventeen persons, irregular members Of
the company who have been suspended
for failure TO pay their dues and who, be
ing debarred from participation in any
distribution of tie company's assets that
might now be made, have begun these
proceedings: as they allege, to make
the property revert to the state
or other public use. FIX District
Attorney j. w. Johnson is said
to have joined the company when Lo was
electionecrins for office and afterwards de-
clined to pay his dues; like many others,
he was dropped. He and some of them
have recently claimed to be members, but
the seventy or more active Washingtoni-
ans will not have it SO. Hence these tears.
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i:rcWn's Household PAnacc.

Is the n.f.-t elective Pain Destroyer in til,
world. u i'll most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applet cxter-
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than amy
other pain alleviator, and it is wal Tantcd dOu-
bic the strength than any other similar prepa-
ration.
1t cures pain in the Side, Back or BOweis,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, Toothachc, AMI
ALL ACHES, and is The Great believer OF
Pain. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA' -
should be in every family. \ tcaspoontul OF
the Panacea in 4 lumbler OF hot water sweet
enea, if prcterredl. taken At bedtime, will
BREAK UP \ COLD. 25 cents Il bottle
mayI-T. .Tli,F&w
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Assault and Battery,

Assault and Battery.
Emma Russell was held by Alderman A.
F. Donnelly for trial at court to answer
tho charge of surety of the peace preferred
by Elizabeth Reed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-17

HassaehuSssss Murderer in Malinhx.
HALIFAX, N. s., May 17.-At Dieby.
yesterday, Rogers Amer, who ID charged
with the murder of Mrs. Carletou
at Watertown, Mass, was committed.
Amers has fifteen days in which to apply
for his discharge under tho habias corpus
act. After that time he must be extra
dited. 1t is generally believed that he is
guilty.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-17
A ~ ORDINANCE PROVIDING FIJI: "A
N Clerk to Committee on Fire Engine AMI

SECTION ]. Be IL ordained by the select and
Common Councils of the ii:y OF Lancaster
in Councils assembled That from and after
the passage OF this ordinance the committee on
Fire Engines and Hose Companies, immediate
ly after their appointment and Organization.
shall elect q clerk, whose duties IL shall DO to
attend all meetings of the committee, ant
keep full ant! correct minutes of the same
who shall be paid one hundred (slOO) dollars
salary. per annum. in quarterly payments OF
twenty five t$25) dollars each.
SEQ. q All ordinances and parts OF or l.
nnnces inconsistent herewith lre hereby re-
p"uled.
GEORGE NJ. BORGER,
Pres iaicnt Select Council.
j. II. LICHrY,
Clerk select Council.
NEKSES ". HURST,
President Common Council.
DAVID l.. DEEN,
Clerk Common Council.
Approved: JSO. 4. MACIONlGLE.
myl23t Mayor.
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FISOu PIETSiiUsSii!I,
Fatal C.ve-in ut Allegheny C,iy,

PITTSBURGH. Pa, May :17.-While q
number of workmeu were digging 4
trench Oh Fayetta street, Allegheny City,
this morning the ground caved in, in
stantly KILN. Joha Smith and seriously
injuring Matthew Golden and James
Hughes.
A seller of the Queer " Arrested
P. B. Smith alias E w. Fo.lis, who has
been flooding the region with circulars
Offering to send $500 for So, was arrested
this morning by United States Special
Detective Parkinson on q charge of using
mails for fraudulent purposes. Tho &C
cused was committed to Jail in default Of
bail.
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BIDS UpeHeU.

The water committee held a meeting
last night aud opened the bids for doing
the trenching for the department. They
were as follows:
Earth per yd, Rock per yd.
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60 TO II, u. CccfrGn's drug store ~! -Nrs.
TFeemaa'$ NeN National Dyes. For bright
ness and t nraOiiily OF color. are uneGul'cd.
Color from : TO pounds. Directions In Eng
fish and GcrUian. Price. Is cents.
"Dr. Benson's Celery and ChamOmile Pills,
are wor, II their weight in gold in nervous and
sick hea!arhe.'-Dr. ii. II. SchlIchter, OF Ba'-
tim1G.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-17

FULL. s.sGE OF EORRILlARD,S
n Chewing Tobacco Rebacca takes the
lead at 10 cents per plug at
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-17

A rF'1 H. 1888
He Believes It Now.
A man said in Oak Hall the
other day: :" thought your ad-
vertisement of a Million Dollar
Stock all humbug, but l was
finally induced to come to-day
and buy a suit of clothing, and
having been through Oak Hall
| believe it now"
That is just the verdict all
render that give us a chance to
verify our advertised state.
ments.
WANAMAMER & Brown.
5. +. Cor Sixth and Market,
PHILADELPHIA.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
skinny Mon

skinny Mon.
"Wells' Health Rencwcr'' restores health
and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sex
nal Debility. 81.
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In the grand lodge meeting in Harris
burg yesterday tho session was devoted to
the report of the finance committee. 1t
shows the revenue during the year to have
been S21 ,O17.SG and the expenditures to
have been SIC, 10S90. There were appro
priated for various items last year $13,-
219 30 Of which $11, 3G5. 40, was unexpend-
ed, leaving balance of 81, ,S53 90. The
assets of the grand lodge on May 10, were
s14, ,544.47. and the liabilities $1,000, tie
increase of assets over last year being
81, ,S76.29. The estimated revenue for tie
coming year is $50, ,375, and the estimated
expenditure SIS, $40. The orphans asylum
fund is SIT, 5000. The grand lodge had
under discussion the question of granting
a charter to a lodge in Susquehanna
county. 1t was granted. Last evening
Grand Secretary Nicholson exemplified
the unwritten work in the pres ,nce of at
least one thousand past guards. An aG-
journment will possibly follow to day.
The report that NJ: Richards Muckle had
been elected representative to the SOW
ereign grand lodge was incorrect. The
venerable past grand master, Isaac A.
Sheppard, of Philadelphia, was chosen.
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NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE Or DlsSOLUTlON.
N The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Win. Kahl amt Henry Martin under the
manufacturers, is this day dissolved by mu.
tuai consent. All persons having claims
ali persons indebted to aaid firm Will make
payment of same without delay to Aenry
Martin, who will; continue the business of
manufacturing brick at the yard on Charlotte
street, north OF James street.
WIN. kAHL.
HENRY MAKTIN,
LANcAsrRr, May S, 1888. mylO-:w1
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SIOcK " arKOIo.

Quotations by Reed, McGrann 4 Co., BanA'
ers, Lancaster, Pa.
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Tho High Liceuse Ousstiou In the lNlno q
Legislature.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. May 17.-The Har.
per high license bill, providing for . II.
cense of $50 for beer saloons and $500
for whisky saloons, has been ordered to a
third reading in the House, after . hard
fight.
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GEORG L NJ. BORGER,
Pres iaicnt Select Council.


NORD1NANCE AUTHORITATIVE Il u r.
to the several departments thereof for ih.
fiscal year commencing OH the lst day OF June,
a. d.. 1855:
SECTION i. BE it ordained by tho Select and
Common Councils OF the City OF Lancaster,
that the sum OF S!63.9OO be and the same is
especially appropriated to the several objects
hereinafter named.
To pay interest on loans including
the sinking fund.......... 3 b 6lO VI
Principal on loans required by law. 1000 20
State tax on loans. ans..................... ISIS OO
Street damages es....................... 1O,O0O On,
Repairs OF streets. 500 o,
inc streets. Observation-Disclosures. GOO 60
WaferwO1k ks general $500 IN,
Lavinp water pipes pes................... $500 q;
Salaries ...,.................... 1860 CO
Police and turnkey. ................... 1910 o.
lighting .......................... l3GO ~
Lamps and posts. 80 o.
Deficiencics in lighting, $l,S5O, ard
iss3. ...................... 400 o.
Fire department general. $3.50 on
department ......................... 6,cCO o.
Salaries of engineers, drivers. &c, OF
fire department. nt...................... 1885 co
Deficiencies in fire department sala-
ries to June, lsss. 1000 20
city tax. ...........:.......... 1850 90
Ditto water rents. ...........-......... i,75O W
Percentage tor collection Of arrear-
ages of City tax..................... 200 90
Contingencies ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 965O 0O
Total o.. .slGs, sou %
GEO. III. BORGER,
President Select Council.
Clerk Select Council. ,,.u
President Common Council.
Clerk Common COun:il. o~,
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S,TrVEsS HOUSE
y SHAVING AND HAIR DRESSING
SALOON.
Coed Journeymen and prices same as other
saloons. ii. WAGNER
myl5.tft Manager.
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NE.INE FRONT &c HAVANA CIGAR,
i is the best in the city. made and for sale
~
HAETMAN's YELLOW FRONT ClGAr
STORE.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
Lively Red Men.

MinIna Tribe, No. 8, |. o. l.. N.
this city, celebrated their e.eysn
anniversary last evening in roya. sly,
and a reunion with Passyunk Trt
No. l29 of Philadelphia and Lp
lenape Tribe, No. 2, Of Camden, n.
The visitors were over 200 strong, al
arrived here shortly before 3 o'r.oc
They We're met at the station by Nj
qua Tribe lSO strong, headed by {,
City Curnet Band. The First Rtgime
Band furnished music for the vI,lto
and march d at the head of the coun
when the line was formed. Under t.
narsllaIshlp Of p. 5. Crozier, a,,io,,
by =. S. Dcnan and John Stevtlsl
the company paraded around the rrl
cipal streets and were lusti y cheer
along the line, while the night ",
illuminated with il profusion Of "y
white and blue hIe.
After the procession the me.I0eI
proceeded 10 the Wigwam at Sixth al|
Shipley streets, where the ysI0I
We're welcomed by =. G. $. HarHDl
to which Moses SttI Cuson reSpoweI
?. q. S. Denan preselt Il Minqua Jil
with two silver tUmalawks Oh IrLIil
the visiting tribes, wlicl were rrrrivt
by Mr.. Harrison. Ate: the prr,cu,I
tion the company adjourned 10 Il
German Hail, where an elahorat" bl :
quet had been pr.pa red, and tt
Of the rv,lil & was slIt
and eating. The vi,lto:'
turned home on late ain.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-08
- -
The Work mems Fund.

The annual meeting Of the ENecutive
Committee of the Workmen's Fund OF
the Delaware Iron Works was held al
New Castle last Saturday evening, and
the following officers elected
President, S. p. NJ, Taskcr; Vice
President, Edward naIby Secretary
Joseph E. Nantine. a halaAcc Un hand
was reported Of S2@.5S. \ report oftht
financial doings Of the organization
since its origin, nine years ago, was
read rs follows Total receipts To- April
28th, 1888, Sl1. .O4S; ; total expenditures
for sick and death benefits, stationery,
etc, SlO,l3 The sum expended
during the past year WAS divided as
follows: F,ur mill, Sjj71.5o bend
mill, sos cut shop, SIl2, foundry,
$l2o machine shop, Sjo. - ga> h pu>r.
$l06 engine department, 81 smith
shop, so g'indery, Sl3G yard, :120
socket shop, So salary Of Secretary,
So total, 3-,-l3, The amount pad
by each workman is five cents u,l
week