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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06
ANOTHER uAmrmrrnru.
The 'hutch OF GOD 60 Iitch it4 Tsuts at
Lsndisyille Tomorrow

Tho campmcetiGS Of tho Church of God
Will commence To morrow at Landisvillr,
and continue ioC eleven days, thus iuclud
ing two Sundays.
The grounds arc now ia excellent con
d ition and tho recent rains have served 10
wash and cleanse them.
Quite number of families are already
on tho grounds including the following (:
Rev. q. w. Seilhamer, Of Lancaster Rev.
frayne, of tho Olivet Baptist church of
Lancaster, aud Rev. B. +. Beck, of Mt.
JOY Mrs. Griner and Mrs. McCalEstcr,
Of Mt. JOY, will have charge of tho
boarding house.
This will be "A very large camp, judging
from stroll through the city Of tents and
seeing the numerous Calts ,aOlCd upon
them, indicating the uimcg Of persons
who Will occupy them. Mr. uoughton,
OF Lancaster, will have charge Of the
omnibus huo running upon tho camp
grounds.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06
The Rewards OF Literary Labor.

1t is a curious fact that men in literary
pursuits rarely succeed in piling up a
fortune. Nor is this always due to the
poor compensation afforded their labor
Given salaries the most princely, rainy
day would find them without an um
brella. The cause Of the imrecunious
condition Of the " literary feller " is not
hard to discover. so long does he feas'
his eyes on the "light that was never
yet seen on land or sea-" that the practi
cal problem Of amassing dollars never
occurs to him or II the thought does
suggest itself, he drives it away as an
unpleasant interruption to his day
dreaming.
ollver Goldsmith, the lightest sentence s
from whose pen glistened with gems of
Thought never had penny to rub
aIsinst another. Burns gloried IN bis
impecuniosity. Massinger and Steele
died poor and neglected. Indeed, many
of the brightest minds In all ages have
been compelled to look for subsistence Ia
those whose shrewdness In money max.
ing supplied their entire lack of intel
lectual development.
Why II is that devotion to literary
pursuits has the inevitable tendency tC
weaken the money-holding power in
man, let psychologists inquire. Few OF
The bright writers whose personalities
are hid on the staff OF the great metre.
polltan newspapers are further along In
the struggle for competence than they
were ten years ago. With them the
Bohemian spirit is largely dsyclclei ! aud
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06

Mary Holmes, the gypsy charged with
stealing gold ring from Mrs. John
Rudy, and also with fortune telling, was
heard by Alderman Barr this morning
The commonwealth witnesses failed 70
make out case OF larceny and that was
dismissed. The fortune telling case was
returned to court, but before the commit
ment was made out, the prosecutor with
drew that suit aad the defendant paid the
costs. There were about dozen
gypsies present at the hearing and all
promised TO leave the city at once.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06
The nemncrars carly fott.moutn.
-"@"---@@-~NN N----
TuE GETIGSBURG CAMf.
IL, ENctl!CuI sanitary COnditiOn-sRtisf
IUry InTgst Practice,

Iury Inrgst Practice,
The sanitary condition of tho camp is
remarkably good Out OF about 5000
men in camp only l32 we're reported on
the sick list Tuesday morning-all of them
with triAing ailments. A number of cases
OF sur prostratiOn were reported, but all
recovered within half an hour.
Tuesday tho First, Second, Fifth and
Eighth regiments and Battery A were in
spec.cd. The inspection of the Second
regiment will take place today. The
target practice to day--three rounds at
goo yards-showed gratifying results.
Rife practice at 200, 800 and 600 yards
viii begin tomorrow for the selection OF
teams TO take part in the regimenta match
ou Thursday and tho brigade match on
Friday for silver cup aud bronze statue
respectively. In the evening the First and
Second brgades made dress parade, and
we're reviewed by Governor Pattison and
General Hartranft.
II was decided to erect tnree tablets on
Culp's hill, marking the position OF
Kuapp's battery and the Twenty'eighth
and One hundred and forty seventy Penn.
sylyania regiments. They will be dedicated
at tho next reunion, which will be held on
the first Tuesday in October, 1885.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06
A Young Lsoys pirsnusy surprise.

Yesterday being the 2lst birthday Of
Miss Maggie Hart, a number of her lady
and gentlemen friends met last evening at
the residence of Miss Anderson, No. 2OS
COnestoga street, and proceeded to her
residence, corner Of Green and strawberry
streets. to pay her surprise visit. During
tho evening the Keystone band rendered
her serenado. She received many hand
some and valuable presents. The evening
was spent very enjoyably in games and
various amusements until lato hour,
when her friends departed, wishing her
many happy returns OF the day,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06
a iyrIde IN Jail.

Mary Wise, who was married only few
days to blind man (the poets say love ID
blind is spending her honeymoon in jail,
having been arrested yesterday for drunken
and disorderly conduct, and committed for
ton days by Alderman Samson. Mary e
bridal chamber in Castle Burkholdor,
though not very olaborately furnished, IL
comparatively omrortablc, aud Mary has
had the privilege of occupying 1t many a
timD before her marriage.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06

Monroe Smith aged Is years, was before
Judges Livingston and Patterson this
afternoon. His father testified that the
boy was incorrigibIe and beyond his
control. Neighbors Of the father corrob-
Grated his testimony. The court thought
he was 1t subject for the house of
refuge, aud they made an order commit
ting him to that institution. Officer
Barnhold will take him to Philadelphia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06
Two Ui,ordsIIy Youog Drunksrds.

Peter Rote and George Geritzki, young
men residing in the Seventh ward, were
drunk and disordcrly last evening ~ the
corner of Middle and John streets, com.
plant was made before Alderman Barr
and Officer Barphold was sent to arrest
them. They saw the officer coming and
made an effort to escape. Rote could not
run as fast as the officer, and no was caught
and 10 lgtd in the station house. Ger
iitzi Ia still at large.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06

From the oxford Press.
During the storm on Monday afternoon
lightning struck and shattered a tree near
Norwood station, Little Britain township.
The dwelling house off. White Swift, near
Oak Hill, was also struck aud slightly
damaged.
The rain caused small washout on the
Oxford & Peach Bottom railroad near
Goshen station. The front trucks OF car
jumped the track at the place on Tuesday
morning, delaying the eastbound train for
some time,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06
r,oKrn aud Isrui.,n Limbs

Elly Kiliugcr, son Of Emanuel xvi.
iDEc~, met w.'h serious accident yester
day he was visiting his grandfather at
Bird-iu Hand, ard While the latter was at
work on the railroad, l. die was seated on
= pile Of ties. Onc Of the ties became
loose and rolled on Eldie'S leg, breaking
It. The limb was set AZ BIrd~in Hand and
the injured boy was brought to his home
in this city.
Albert stephens, while painting at the
Manor hotel on Monday, fell from a
step ladder, aud injured his arm 30 badly
that he will not DO able to work for several
AnNS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06

they live for tho present alone, consider
ing that sufficient for the day is the
evil thereof" Here is John Habbertor,
for instance, who made munilcent
sum of money as the author of "Helen s
Babies" lie now has nothing but his
salary on the New York Ucrd'd his
shekels have silently stolen away in
Accommodations for friends and doubtless
in extrayagances and illadyised spCcu.
lation. "Gath "and 10. Howard and
newspaper correspondents of like
variety, are drifting around the
country with little more than,
as the latter naively said, "a pair
of suspenders to each suit of clothes" "
These men are unquestionably bright,
can edit the financial column Of q great
paper, read you an excellent homily on
the necessity Of frugal habits but there is
little likelihood OF their estates realizing
millions at their decease. Whether OF
not TO be a litterateur, is to I've without
the money-keeping faculty, it is an un
deniable r,ct that few literary men be
come wealthy as the result of their brAir
labors.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06

,-,.,..- .,.,...
IL an additional stimulus uN 'e,'',h ''U,s w.,
one IN the country VINO hanH''s I','V' LII
PIES money or goous KNOW 'u'' ,,' -, >,
can people regard peluS =" ,.,' aI'',,,,
oy DOOR OF CROOK tAt"o. a. -, IA H.,
accomplisnmont Wnlvu WI, =
'ho way ol tno hiSh'S' u'ao''
bsino Uon'''' ..,
Nobody can deny thAI ! I-'v ,l'"''It
Mr.. Blaine fairly ani with ino"ottl'ou'
have not depended upon s'ateH'.'S I"Nu'
by his enemies or detractor'' ! u",' n"S
even quoted the tiary deuuncIA''NIS P'ul'u
upon him, not many years ago. uy S"'"T
OF his recently m0GneuEe" i'l'"pS'
have discussed only ono lhhSo w u,S
career and only ono saIleht p''TI III ''nv "
phase. | have not taken up his '"i,'Sn
policy III order t0 iuqN'rN WhI'u'' II ~
true that he rockless'y JeGIatTr" .Hv t'Va,'
OF the country, and that tue mos .'u =
portant international quvS'ioH'' a. Sou" .,'''I %
no touched them, o,Gah 10 l'v,Nr i'T"" H'T :
claim and seemed 10 'u'n i'so q I,o,,
have not touched hiS Psu .; "'S'' '",.,,us
the surplus toNthu1 "u'yn "' .U"'S.,
involves the prese'Na,l'u q, wy SH' ;r,h. r,"'
as the fountain 81 u,u''.,Hu. ".tI!i y, Jno"I J.,I
l nave rot touIH'H MS u v''N'un' any ~,
curious conception .na' '". ,ffsjar Soh,
virginia shouiu no, itPu'''" 'u''t W.,
- ~ -" s,'u,'t 49, - r!u I,,, ,rJ
~" '',tI's tiI ,L suU",S .taS5 i,,orrs,fry And
.',F'.,,,,, ~ ,.,f,sm,D.bin |
80 iof, 80 H., s,t3 discussed
nrI. ,n, saIin,. ,,,i,, - ono mas, NJ his
c,rosr ard T., 49,, i ., I INV, r,,l,i Z, the
S,,oJ os ,,r;r,,i,,T 49, :, ,,nss H. E'sinc him.
seIf Ry bjs Nyn wis written and
-, ,.,,,,,.f, L,y,r3 c,viI
80 go ,,,,'r;,,.s,, ',, .h, rFsil rc,ords Of
tbs covsrnmantI-N El,.nn Inns con .
vjroeS ,,s o,l +rp,, has cnn-
v;nccI vnu tb,t Ljs Icrs,tos, r,rdid,te
for the prrs;Sancv il NJ IN, time the su
nrcme dutv of kmcri,,u ciE:z.uship. To
y,n6icate tho hnnnr nf Tho A,ericln name
II shnuId no dcra hv a phep,menll ma
iorifv thai the world may know how
strnnCIy tho American hr5rt beats for
righteousness and homes. goycrumsa;.
And to repsir tho honor of the Republicnu
marty II shonld hn donc by Raplbl-
can votes. Yes 10 rrpsir tho honor Of the
Repnblican marty II sbouIi be done hg Re.
publican votes n make Il kuogp that
while A strange dnbluchreut orcsussieuue
permitted such n nomination 10 be made
the true Republican heart r,yoltei q. IT,.
TO undo by its own act the d,sgraCgtul
mischief.
The uemoc.,,Ic candidate.
The Democrats marty has never ure
sented A candidate whom nuv Criand of
GOOD government, D,m9oratjc or Rrnur-
Icau. could see s.en into the rrc,IlrntiaI
chair with greater feeling Of seclrjty than
Grover Cleveland, Thefime tLerrinrr il
uncommonly prop;:ious 70. a change of
power, on account oe,he safety wi,h which
Il can De effected. And here NAV re-
mark. by the way. that the scaudsIous
stories recently circulated about Mr.,
Cleveland's rriyate character have. IN INV
kuowlei ige, been carefully INQUIRED into by
several parties separately-by men of high
standing in Buffalo. by a clerical gcutIc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06
The Wrong Mad,

1t was supposed by many persons that
the man who hung himself in the stable
on the New Holland pike was Benjamin
Hopes of this city. This is not the case,
as Hopes is alive and well and had no
notion of making away with himself lie
is at work at tannery In the lower part
Of tow. Tho body of the suicide was
buried at tho almshouse,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06
Another Ofncer In IL.

Charles Weaver is doing duty as police
officer in tho First ward during the absence
of his brother at the Gettysburg encamp-
ment. He assisted In the arrest OF tho
four men accused of stealing the pocket
book of Henry X. Keller, although his
name was not mentioned last night, and he
found tho roll Of money which Wolch
threw away.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06
UN PLEASURE BEsr.
Th0 q =. x. Excursion To Mount GIttpa-
ON 70 the Metii bnrE . ncAmpmsnt

on to the uetty' burg ncampmsut
The excursion o! Admiral Reynolds Post
No. 4Ul G.. \. X. to Mount Gretua took
place this morning. A train of ten cars,
containing about 400 excursionists, steamed
out Of tho depot promptly at o'clock
Ga reaching Mount JOY about 200 more
excursi0nists joined tho train and further
accessions were expected at Elizabeth
town aud other statloIs on the road. The
weather could not DO moro delightful, and
doubtless the pleasure seekers are having
q good time.
Ab5ut 80 excu5siouis's let Lancaster
this morning - attend the euclmpment at
Gettysburg
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06

Matthew nj, DlRRs, the father OF Che
colored childron abandoned by their
mother, was heard by Alderman Barr last
evening on the charge of failing to provide
for them. Matthew had nothing TO say ia
defeuse, and in default of 5000 bail he was
committed to the county prison, to an
swer the charge at tho August court of
quarter sessions.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06
ChnICh UenIrniInn

Mount ZION NJ. L. church, located at
Fairfield, DrumOre township, will be
dedicated TO the worship Of God on NEXT
Sunday, the 10th Of August. Services
morning, afternoon and evening. Reys
J. g. j. Mcdonnell T. Suowden. Thomas
4, Potts, J, A. Cooper l.. D. McCIjntoek
and A. r. Taylor are expected to be-
present.
Neighboring ministers III d congregation 4
OF sister denominations arc cordially in
ylted 10 be present
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06
Poultry society Meeting.

The Poultry society held its August
meeting last evening. The auenHanoe was
small. The secretary was directed to
collect the amounts due for the rent OF tue
large room, aud after a talk about their
annual exhibition the society adjourned
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06

Charles Penrose, arrested by Officer
Roadman last night for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct, was heard by Alder
man Barr this afternoon. Penrose pleaded
for a light sentence, claiming that he had
secured work in the Delaware peach
orchards. He was committed to the
prison for "a hcuIs,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06

CARL SCuUR2 opened the campaign IN
Brooklyn last night at mass meeting
OF the Independent Republicans, in the
opera house, and delivered strong
speech, showing the ground upon which
the Independent Republicans would sup
port Cleveland and oppose Blaine. The
issue as he made it was distinctly be.
tween otli;ial honesty and dishonesty.
He declared that Blane'S public life was
record of official power offering itself for
prostitution to make money and that
Blaine's wealth acquired by such prac
tices stood as an insurmountable barrier
TO his receiving the votes Of those citi.
zens who demanded integrity in their
public servants.
He quoted the letters 10 Fisher, in the
Mulliga series as read by Blaine and
admitted by him, and asked how similar
letters signed George Washington :"
and Abraham Lincoln would sound
20 the peoples ears Blaine stole these
letters from Muligan and afterwards
cad them in tie House but refused 70
let anyone see them. lie may have read
hem and copied them Alright, or he may
lave edited and altered them {; but rs
,ney stand and as he fathered them, they
would never have been signed Ivy Wash
lngton or Ii, coin or an' public servant
above the grade o. Robson Chandler
Kellogg, Brady and all that well marked
class of public robbers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06

Rachael A. Croft, through her attorney,
James NJ. Walker, has eutered civil suit
for slauder against Newton Keen The
afti iayit citing forth The slanderous words
used aud the amount of damages
sustained has not yet been illed
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06
ChnPAIGS NDTrs.
ssws ConceTLIBg tho Political rartie.-
democratic sweep Ia New Hamp.hirc


Tho Young Mems Democratic associa
tion, OF Philadelphia, will give reception
70 Gen. " w. II. Davis, on tho evening
OF September ?
GovatuOr Robinson has accepted tho
invitation t. preside ~ the great Irish do
mrus,ra.iOu which will occur at tho lusti
tu.c flir building, Boston, on tao evening
Of August II.
Mayor Harrison, OF Chicago, the DenD
cratic candidate for SUy1CuO: Of Illinois,
loft that city Tuesday morning fOl 4
bauy, 70 confer with Gov. CieyelaLd.
Charles y BCumm has been reDOmiua
tod for Representative IN Congress by the
Republican and Greeuback conventions Of
the Thirteenth Pennsylvania district, in
session at PottsyiIlc
The Blair county Republicans nUmina
ted the following ticket: Congress, don.
Samuel McCamant, OF Tyrone, who de
fcated Hon. John Lemon by one vote
Senator, Hon B. l.. Hewitt, OF Holidays
burg Assembly, Edmund shaw, of Al
tooua, and 5. Is. Isenberg
The Democrats Garry fott.moutn.
The Portsmouth, n H., city election
resulted in a Democratic victory. Calvin
Page, Democrat, was chosen mayor over
W. ii Sizo, tho Republican candidate, by
a vote Of OC3 TO 43l the smallest Re
publican vote ever cast il this city. The
Democrats for the first time in seven years
elected . majority Of the city government,
securing thirteen out OF nineteen council
men and SIX out o. nine alderman. Mr..
Sjzs appeared at all the polling-places that
morning and announced that he would not
stand aud the Republicans began dis
! trbuting blllOtS With Mr. Pages name at
| lln hnnl
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Richmond Virginla Q, Athletic "A
Millvilc, n. j.: Trenton 8, Millvilo 8 !;
Chicago Chicago 3, Cleveland s; la
dianapois indianapolis IA, Toledo 2
St Louis st. Louis Union 8, Cincinnatl
Union 0 0; Kansas City Chicago Union 7,
Kansas City Union 8; Washington, d
c National 3, Baltimore Union s..
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06
THE DAUNTLESS BEATEN
sEARLy suUr uUr .y rnr ,xosu,rs
Tho ssstern League. Future wei, As.urc,

'"o hsstern Leagues FuturS well Assured
Heoent uccurr.' Gee nn tho diamond
OF Moro rhan ias,iug interest
rho ironsidos had an of day yesterday
and went to- Mount Joy, whcro they
played game with tho well known ANA
tcur club of that town. Foreman and
Guohrer were the battery for tho Lauoas. /.
tor people, aud the Dauntless secured but
ono hit, which really was foul, The
Dauntlesg mado an excellent showing and
their outiioldcrs caught a number of Diff
cult lies. shay, Of this city, played fine
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06

Two base hit 1omncy. Struck out by FORE
man, s; by fylo, :. Double plays higgins
and Goodman, . SIolur hnd Lelier l. Base
on balls by Pylo, Batters struck by Fore.
mnn, Wud pitches, Foreman, |. Passed
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06

CHAIRMAN JoNEs was 10 conference with
General Logan aud other Republican
leaders on Tuesday, aud as the outcome,
'it has been decided tina: the general shall
not speak at any public meeting I'LL later
in the campaign, il at all This is toe
bad Those who promised themsoveS the
intellectual enjoyment of hearing the
Illinois Senator knock the spots out Of the
Queens Eoglish in his rhetorical lights
must now bow their heads in incOnsohblt
SORROW. Perhaps the decision reached il
not unwiSo. II Black Jack took the stumI
he might be asked a few annoying qIes-
ttCus auent his record as 'nigger hater
aud an ardent Democrat "befo' do wah ,
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TOO street IIvLt,

Nine electric and two gasoline lights
were reported by the police as not burnpg
last night.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06

THE English a,ronau,, P,uf. Wells. is
now in this couatry, and after giving
exhibitions at political meetings, National
Electrical and New Orleans ezposl,i9ns,
proposes to make au expedition to the
North Pole. II the daring professor on
his pOlaric voyage meets the fool-AilIcr, he
will have no excuse TO plead il the latter
takes summary vengeance on him
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06

UP 10 Maine saloons are few, but drug
stores are many aud the Prohibitions. is
happy.
KEIFEE will become lobby lawyer in
Washington his experience whAa speaker
VI the House should be Of Irea' soryice 70
him.
lT is said that women teachers are SO
scarce in London that vacancies cannot be
| filed. This, however, is not duo to
| the scarcity of females, bat 10 the severity
of the preliminary examinations.
IT is not thought the silver cup given to
Mr. Blaine by the king of the lobby for
his devotion to the latter's interests oc.
cupies very conspicuous position in the
Blaine mausion
The number of immigrants who arrived
~ the United States during the fiscal year
e.iug June 80, was So, 400 less than tie
preceding year. Yet during that time
500, s34 foreigners we're added 70 our p1pu.
lation.
PITTsGURG clergyman argues against
cremation tba: it VII destroy many
beautiful scriptural figures Rather it
will more effectively translate them for
few figures are more frequently used 10 the
Bible than that Of tho conversion Of the
human body into dust.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-06
4 HILL

lie pIuCkcd IA little flower.
And to his lips IT pressed,
And fastened then 10 give Il
TOhvr ne loved the best.
She placed il In her bosom,
And, 10 u thri OF bliss
Ran through her; but she knew not
1t Wa- a lovers Kiss.
Anon
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'Bradlcy out ior not touching 80.
The Eastern Lc.suo ali K,shi

The board Of directors of tho Eastern
League held meeting at tho Bingham
house, Philadelphia, last night, Vice
President y. teineman, OF Trenton, pre-
siding. Vacancies in the board were filled
by the election of Robert Clark, Of the
lrousides club, and Grier Horsh, OF tho
York club. Tho Withdrawal of tho Viz
ginia club was discussed, but action was
suspended until Thursday evening, whom
the board will meet again The secretary
was instructed to notify the Active club.
Of Reading, to settle It's obligations TO tho
league or /. will be expelled. The yacan
| cies in tho arbitration committee were
TILED by the election OF John L. West, OF
Wilmington, and 3 Rainoman, OF Iron
ton. Another meeting will be held at tho
Bingham house On Thursday evening,
when president Is to be elected.
six clubs still Tomain in tho Eastern
LeaRue-WilminGton Tronton, Domestic,
of Newark lronsides Allentown aud
York. These clubs will finish the season
In the Eastern Laaguc aud two other clubs,
from Jersey City, Bro1klyn or Patterson,
y. j., may be adm tad 10 ill the vacan-
ctes caused by tho resignation of the
Nirginias and tho dsOsudiug of tho
ACtives
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UP in Maine saloons are few, but drug
stores are many aud the Prohibitions. is
happy.