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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20


Rye -four firm at % 70.
Wheat steady for spot lots futures easisr
NO Western Red, stfc, No. . do, SO No.
"a. do. 800 No. Delaware do, s7ho.
Torn steady but quiet; steamer, SS0o3}<c
6lc. N'
Oats steady with moderate demand; No. !,
White, CSC No. . do, $50, No. 3 do. nc i
rejected, S2d3tc No. 2mixesi, $40.
Rye firm at 6tub65c.
Seeds Cloverseed dull at 7s<0s,<c Timothy
easier at q 80, Flaxseed nrIner at ei a..
winter Bran scarce and wanted at SIS
PROVISIONS quiet with nrm demand |;
Mess Pork, sl7 5O7ls Reef Hams, sia(D1O % !,
India Mess Beof, sis 5O09o City do, us BO6
Bacon. ike; Smoked Shoulders, 7xosc,
salt DO 7n!Ac; Smoked Hams, lIk0iS{c |;
Lard nrm city refined, sx0sx; loose
butchers, 7h07M prime steam "a U.s.
Butter active and firm choice grades
wanted; Creamery extras, 2709Sc western
do. 2212}c; b. q. q N. Y. extras, 23f52i; west.
erndairy do, 22c; Western good TO choice, II
G20e.
Rolls at e121c packing butter, oaiac.
Eggs strong on scarcity extras, 2l0
Cheese.market nrmer with better In.
quiry; New York full creams, lie; Ohio
flats, choice. 9H19Nc; do fair TO prime
| ,0sHc; Penna part skims, 3d6s; do full
Petroleum quiet; Refined, 7z<c.
| WHISKY dull western at u IL.
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POI.iUE OAsFs

what the Unioers OF tho Law Found Ro-
quiripg Their Intervention.
VIM. Stapleford, charged with assault
and battery 'ou Magdalena Kolb, had a
hearing before Alderman McUonomy and
gave bail to answer at court.
Tbos. Thompson, arrested for drunken
and discfderly conduct, and for insulting
persons on the street, was committed Ia
Jail FOR ton days 10y Alderman Samson,
ID. RedmaB, arrested on complaint of
Sarah Young, who charged him with
assault and battery, gave bail for hear
ing beforoAldcrmau Samson.
Barbara Hildebrand was heard by Alder
man Medium, Gu Friday morning. and
committed to the county prison for 30 days
for dlsorderly condnot. While ON the
road to prison in a cab the vehicle broke
down in front OF the court house, and she
was compelled 20 walk the balance OF
the way.
George Lorontz and Charles Gardner
were heard by Alderman McGlinn on
Friday evening on charge OF disorderly
conduct at the corner OF Dorwart and
Manor street. They were discharged on
the payment of costs.
Lyman White, Samuel Dorwsrt and O
hoy named Flick were heard by Alderman
MoConomy Friday afternoon on charge
OF malicious mischief, by breaking one ol
tho French plato glass windows in th,
storeproperty of Mr.. Gemporling on West
King street. The parents of the boyi
agreed to have tho broken glass replaced
and the boys were discharged with Il repri
maud aud promise not to engage in stone
throwing in the future.
The three boys arrested on suspicion OF
having stolen 200 cigars from the store O
John Jiieiler were heard by alderman A
i. Donnelly on Friday evening and dis
charged from custody. the evidences failing
10 connect them with tho theft.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE OF \ VERY
~ Desirable City Residence.-On THURS
DAY, OCTOBER i, 1854, pursuant 70 an order
OF the Orphans Court Of Lancaster county,
Pa, will expose at public sale, at the Leopard
Hotel, on East King street, Lancaster, Pa. all
that valuable lot or piece OF ground, situated
on the north side OF East Orange street, In
said city, with the valuable Improvement, ,
thereon erected, consisting OF the desirable
three-stoI led dwelling, with back buildings
attached, No. 239 East Orange street, having
all the modern improvements except heater
In cellar.
This property has frontage on East Orange
street OF nineteen and etghttenths feet, and
extending at not less than that width in a
Morthwar6ly direction one hundred and forty
| six and one-halt feet, adjoining eastwardy y
the property Of Thomas j. Davis, esq, and
westwardly and northwardly the property OF
Peter Diffenbaugh
Persons desirous OF purchasing a comforta
| BILE and pleasant home will please call on the
| subscriber. residing at No. lS2 East Walnut
| street, said city, who will show them the prem
\ ises, and give further desired Information ie-
| spectiBg the same.
| Sale To commence at O'Clock p. m., when
attendance Will be given and conditions made
| known by JOHN 1. RITCHIE
| Administrator OF the estate OF Sarah X. Nc
Pherson, deceased
HENRY sHuBERT, Auctioneor. s0stdSW
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noyner. Asorners motnsrs.

Arc you disturbed HI night AMI brosen oi
youi rest by q sick child suffering and crying
with me excruciatlng pain OF cutting to9tn
q So 20 at once and get bottle NJ M rs. WIN.
SLy,W's SOOTHING SYRUP. IL Will relieve
Inc poor little sufferer Immediately --depon0
tpun IT /; there is no mistake about II. There -
,UJ mother on earth who has ever u1eo y,
Srn will not tell you at once that " VII
r,- ulats the bowels, and give rcSt 70 tho
9rUtner, and relief ami health TO the ch id, op-
rating Ike magic. Ii Is perfectly saio 70 use
ln All cases, anu pleasant 10 the taste, and is
tue prescription of one of tho oinest and best
female physicians In the Unit3n states. Soil
."+'rl where IS Genus . hn-r's.
sr, s'-iydM. " .S6u
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-Hogs-Receipts, COCO heal ship.
ments, 5000 head dull aud lOal5 cents lower
rough packing, 5 4D15 80 packing and ship.
ana grassers, ~ U015 40.
Cattle-lteceipts, 8 900 hea'i shipments. 20o0
head natives weak; Texans Ice higher; ex-
port grades. % 60g6 30; good to choice ship.
ping. f6 C096 80; common to fair. a 5596 90;
medium 10 good, % 2514 s5 Texans, 81 $50
4s5
sheep -Recefpts, l,60O head; Shipments.
2l0 head market steady inferior to fair, % 50
g3; medium to good, 4g4 25 Texans, " 500
3 75 lambs, &lD3.
EAST LIBERTY-Catt tle--market closed frm
for good grades; common grades slow I;
prices unchanged prime, 81 g6 80 fair to good
o 25Gl6; common Si14 so: receipts, ia head
shipments, 345 head.
Hogs-market firm; Philsdelphias, s6 SOD
6 81; Baltimores, 50 l5I6 81. Workers. % Is
T6 80; grassers, IS 50TG5 rs; receipts, l9O
head shipments, 2,CC0 head.
sheepsiow and unchanged; receipts, 1,600
mead shipments, 500 head.
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tDislI IGAisS
Usstu oI r'r.. Mary u. shenk

Mrs. Mary c. Shcuc, widow of the late
Christian Shonk, aud mother OF the late
Major II. W. S1enk ditd this afternoon
at leo o'Gloch She was woman oi
strong character and noble impulses, tax
ing at active pact in all charitable works.
She was for many years member of the
NJ. + church, aah o! tho board of nan
ayers of the ChlIdren's Homo, and che
took the livciest interest in Waiting and
extending aid 10 the sick and suffering
Two daughters, Mrs. Il. +. Fahnestock
of this city, and Mrs. Christian Kendig,
of Millersyill", survive her. Her funeral
viii take place on Tuesday next at II
O'Clock, from her late residence No. 10;
East James street. lnteTment at Wood
ward Hill cemetery. Deceased was in her
7I,h year.
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DE1THD.

RErsT September Is, 1854, in tHis ct'., Mrs.
Mary Reisu.
The relatives and friends OF the p y are
respectfully invited 10 attend tho shertll
IRON her late residence. No. AL North Queen
BARTH-ln this city, on the goth inst, Harry
years, months and Is days.
The relatives and friends OF ths family are
respectfully invited TO attend tbs funeral,
from the residence Of his parents, No. e4s South
Queen street on Tuesday afternoon at z
o'clock. intcrment at Zion cemetery. s20?t
suEFK In this city, ON the Goth inst, Mary
q, shenK, widow OF the late Christian Shenk
deceased, in the I4th year OF her age.
The relatives ana friends OF tho family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from her late residence, No. 1855 East James
ig :, on Tuesday morning at II o'clock. et
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Arrssren On sn,picinn.

Friday afternoon q man who gave his
name as John Smith, hut who declined tn
give his place of residence was arrested
on suspicion of being a burglar and rob
ber, an old gentleman protesting to recog
nize him as a desperate character from
Delaware county. When taken into ,cus.
t0dy few pieces of cheap jewelry were
found in his possession, but nothing else
to Indicate that lie was anything worse
than a cheap pedder. He was detained
at the station house for hearing befort
Alderman Spurrier this evening.
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A Mi.sions,y socisty.s nIss,iug.

The annual meeting of the Ladies
Foreign missionary society of Westmiust, r
PnsbyteTy, will be held in the Lancaster
Presby teran church On Thuisda Sept,
25th. Delegates from all the churches in
tIe prosbytery will be in attendance and
p DIVISION has been made ior their enter.
tainment among the members OF the
Lancaster church. There will be mora
lag aud an afternoon meeting. Mrs. Alex
ander, a returned missionary, will be
present, aud mission band of eight from
York will lend an interest by specia
exercise,
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rnleItn u.nIa tIknilcs.

Father Courci has expressed his submis
sion to Rome and desires 20 be restored To
the pope's favor.
No deaths from cholera occurred in Mar
seilles. but three fresh cases have devel
oped on board ship.
The Anarchist murderer, Kimmerer
was hanged in Vienna, to day. It is sale
he disclosed some of the secrets Of the
Anarchists.
Rumoys a.e current thst General Cor,
don within the past few days has gained
two Victories and that the seige of kbar
tuum has been raised.
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ConvIcts Lasned at Now castle.

WILMINGToN, Del, Sept. 9O.-SeVeh
convicts were whipped at New Castle
this morning in the presence OF about 1000
people. Among them we're Ed. Reddey,
white. who was pilIored for au hour and
got 30 lashes, Isaac Anderson,a negro boy,
who swore Justify while being whipped,
and colorod thief named Sugor Awful,
who took twenty heavy lashes without
murmur,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20
ArrIysI OF ST, johns Eastor

Rev. ]. e. Pratt, rector of st. Johns
Free church, with his family, arrived in
town last evening. They are The guests
of the vestry at the Stevens house for the
present, the preparations for their re-
ceptiOn at the parsonage not being com
pleted. They will move into their new
quarters early next week. Mr.. Pratt will
conduct the services in St. Johns to-
morrow,
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u zka GtA
.nliaasipn,s n srSs..

PRrLApnPHIA, Sept. sO.-Flour market
steady for desirable goods; super
line state ~ 1905 -; Extra super
az 20 winter cleiI, a 25g4 621; do straights,
81 1875 %; MINI. extra. clear. a 5065 20 I;
QI25 straights, - 50flo winter patents - 90
as Is snriUg do, fo 75ts5 81; fresh gronnd
springs JlrCU,
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Io,,ructivs Reading.

Some of the testimonials from different peO.
pie relative to Thomas Ectecfrfc OF, and the
reliet It has gwen them when distressed by
headache, sarache, amt toothschs are rs inter-
q ting readin rs on Will nnd. This being
standard medicine, IL sold 6vorywhere by
druggists, For sale by IL. q. Cochran, drug
rist 1877 and lS9 North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20
rxsmu,jou From yellow Fever.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.--The acting as
sstant surgeon at Brownsville, Texas,
reports to tho surgeon general thas there
has been no caseS of yellow fever a
Matamoras, Mexico. nor at Brownsviile
and that the season at the Mexican Gul
parts has been one Of tho healthiest eve
known. The fever i, decreasing at Her
monsville, Mexico.
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n.rss County Fair Cheap E.our.,ou

To Reading, on Wednesday. September "a.
Train leaves Lancaster (King street,, at 1880
a M, Columbia 730 a. m. fare only 81 S..
Leave Petersburg at 1853, and Landisvilie at
7.59 a. IN. fare. sl.l5. Leave Mannheim ut SIT
a. m, faro. 81 o.. Leave Lititz at % a IN.
fare, 90c. Leave Ephrata at SO a m. fare
CSC. you want to see q good iair and have a
rafting good time, 20 10 Reading on Septem.
Der a. Admission to fair, only Csc.
sep-l6 % 23<w
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SPRINGFIRLD, Mass, Sept. 20.-Widow
Gait was gagged and robbed in her own
house at Heath last night. The robbers
obtained large sum of money. There is
no clue to the burglars,
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The universal praise bestowed upon Kidney
Worta,ar Invaluable remedy tor all disor'
ders OF the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, Is well
merited. lis virtues are universally known
and its cures are reported on all sides. Many
obstinate cases have succumbed to IL after
they had been given up by the doctors ana
thorough treatment will never fail to cure.
Sold by all druggists. See Advt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 20.-For the
Middle Atlantic states, fair in the southern
part, partly cloudy weather and local
raips ia the northern part, westerly winds,
stationary, followed by lower temperature.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20
gpEClAL NOTICES.

In the Hop Porous Pidster tho virtues of
Fresh Hops are combined with strengthening
and stimulating balsams, and its cures OF
Weak Back. rain In the Side, Rheumatism,
and 'euralgIa or Pain In the Chest are IMPLY
marvellous, ib being more tflicaciou, HHd
thorough than any linim snt or rquiI pms
dies. You'il say 50 utter using.
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! This medicine / can hishly recommend.
Burdock BLOOD Biuers are the best blood pu.
ri her we nave ever used" Chat A. Burt, Is
ourt St., Buffalo, N. Y. For sale by n. b.
| Cochran, druggist. l57 and l39 North Queen
! street,
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i. HUCHU.PAIBA.'

Quick, complete cure all Kidney. Bladder
and Urinary Diseases. Scalttug, Irritation,
Stone, Gravel, Catarrh OF the Bladder.
Druggists ~
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Nev YORK ma,rss.

N1w YoRk, Sept. 20.-Fiour-state and
western firm and in moderate demand.
Wheat unsettled and sake lower most
marked on late deliveries trade only m0dor-
ate No. l White. nominal (; NO. . Red, Oct,
s1sf3ssIc; Nov, SD 1Gs9Nc Dec, 9Ls ais<c
Jan 95093Nc; /; May. s9x1asAc.
Corn, carly month shaoe lower late
months k1Kc better wixed Western spot,
5Sg63%c 10 future, 49163hc
Oats a shade better quiet ;,No. Q Oct, 3lkc |;
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L'LISS y BREoEM 4 ~.
CAR ..

Although Cold Wave may be here any day, there are
hundreds of and others who have yet thought
Of looking after their Stoves and Heaters We would advise
them to delay longer but attend this To
those want of New Goods all ask that you do pur-
chase till you examine New Line of Stoves Ranges and
Heaters We have had fine stock and such low
prices Our New Finn Range Economy Heater also the Du
pex Heaters unequaled any other goods in the market
We showing the finest line Of Slate Mante Gas and Coal
Oil Fixtures ever in this CITY,
FLINN & BRENEMAN,
No. I52 North Queen Street. Lancaster Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20

Palpi alton. Dropsical swellings, Dlzzines,
Indigestion, He adache, SleepleJsness cured bI
Wells Health Remover" Q)
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NNUK RENT

E'Uh fNWNT.
L Three-Story Brick Hous o, IL rooms, 2ls
kast Lemon street, from Octoberl. Two To-
DAcHn Warehouses on North Prince street,
near Reading depot, 2ex65 feet. Also "A T wo
Story Brick stable on East Fulton strest. ba-
tween Cherry alley and Lime street Apply
10 A. W. Russell,
II No. g2 East King Street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20

N Payers-Tbe undersigned collector OF
school tax for ls5l gives notice that ne will SIT
ior the collection OF said tax, every evening,
except Frtcay, ut Marshalls shoe store, Penn
square, until OCTOBER ana all taxes not
paid by said date a levy will be- made on the
personsl property OF all delinquents, accord
Ing TO law. with costs. Amount of tax, $l. o.
By order OF the school Board.
J. Is. MARKLEY,
slO,2O,27 Collector.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20

Chicago Boston Z. Chicago 4 Col.
umbus Columbus 1 Baltimore 6 Balti-
more (exhtbitiou game, II innings): Bal
t,moie Union 6; P,ttsburg Union 6 ;
T. sion (exhibiticn rame): Cincinnati
U-ion s, Boston Union York (stopped
by darkucss): York "a, Trenton 7.
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GALE OF KENTUCKY MULES.
y on MONDAY. SEPTEABER q, 1891, will
he sold at Daniel Logan's stables, 20 Head OF
KENTUCKY MULES. This Is tho best 10 l
ever shipped to Pennsylvania. Some OF them
were exhibited ana won first prize at Ken.
tucky fairs. and are pronounced by good
judges to bs 81 OF the best ever seen.
A credit of Cd days. sale at o'clock: sharp.
LII .uOMARD BAILEY.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-20

IINE OLOThiNG FUR ThE FALL.
II l have now displayed on my counters
and racks my superb line OF Fail Woolens
They are tue choicest goods ever Offered In
this city by any merchant tailor heretofore.
All Suits, Pantaloons and Overcoats VIII De
trimmed with the very best and "a peiIect anu
comfoI table Mt alwa ys guaranteed. Doht iaii
TO stop as you pass by and examine Inc soods
in my window. a.wx
81 North Queen street. opposite the fostofhce.
m2i-6mdB
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~ EALED PROPOSALS. fOK InE EREC-
- tlon and completion OF a Fire Engine and
Brick House on lot OF ground No o35 East
King street, in accordance with plans and
specihcations will be received at the Mayors
ONCE, until TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10Th
next, at O'Clock p. IN. said plans. etc are
not TO be taken from the office. Proposals TO
be addressed GEORGE w. CORMENY,
Chairman of the Fire Committee.
Fire Committee reserve the right to reject
any OF All bids s20-3t
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(NkAND I.UNOh
RAND hUNoh
AT
Henry ROhrer's Excelsior Hall.


Elaborate preparations are being made Tor
the entertainment OF guests THIS EVENING.
Tho feast, which is always good, will tonight
be unusually attractive. The long table at
tho farther end OF the saloon Will be heavily
laden with good things, and to begin with
the attendants will place before each conner u
fine plate OF GROUND HOG AND SAUEk
kRACT. it,
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NuTlOE.
~ Proposals will be received al the Com ..
uiS-iOncrs' OfiiCe, Lancaster. Pa, up TO MON.
DA \. the 10Th day OF SEPTEMBFR, 1884, at IL
O'Clock or said day, for the building OF a Low
Wooden bridge at Point Lookout station,
over the West Branch OF the Octornro creek,
near its confluence with tho Fast Branch. be-
tween Colerain and. Little Britain tow shIps
Plans ana speei1 cations can be seen al the
sast BS ORDER or COMMISSIONERS
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nRnPnsALs VIII nE RnUEIYED AT

DROPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED AT
L tho Mayors Ohice up TO Thursday. Sept.
25. 1874 ut p. m, Tor as much hari Pea Coal,
No. / size. as may be required at the City
Water Works, until April !, 1885. Tho coal to
he thoroughly screened and OF the best quality;
ii not, T. will have to be taken back at the ex-
pcnse OF tho party furnishing the same.
ID. y. ROSENMlLLER,
go std Chairman Water Committee.
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NNANTED-A WHOLESALE FOREI8N
w Fruithouse wants an agent to sell their
line OF goods through Lancaster and sur
with the trade preferred. Reference requiI ed.
Address, FRUITS.
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BASE BALL BRiEEs.

TIE ironttdes won IN Newsrk--KeGent
Notes OF tho diamond.
The Lancaster base ball club left this
mornirg FOR WsG.minSter, Md, where
they play To day.
The game notseeu The lronsides and
Domestics 10 Newark yesterday resulted
IN favor of the former 10y . too.
On Monday rext the thiid game
between the Lancaster aud I.snsidGs clubs
takes place ou the grounds OF the latter
club. Smith and Richardson will be the
Inrcastpr battery
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NEW ADVERTIs Hm ENTs.

rLA9KE's TEA STORE,
~ No. 80 West King Street,
Is the place to buy PURE TEAS, COFFEE,
SUGARS and SPICES at prices Lower than
the Lowest. Coffees ground by water power.
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ASerman Catholic Churca tOusuI


DUBUQUE, Iowa, Sept. 2O.--John Langs
| shot his wife through the head this
morning and then shot himself through
the head Llnse il dead but Mrs. Lange
may recover He was laborer
about So years old ard a native OF
| Darmstadt, Germany. He was the
wuman's second husband and she hi,
second wife The couple had quarrel
this morning which culmipated in th'
shooting.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-11-21
EAST WASHINGTON.
Democrats Serenaded-The Yacht
Club-Congressmen I'm East WASH
fngtOn.

Democrats Serenaded-The Yacht
Club Congressman I'm East WASH
fngton.
Mrs. jackson, OF 100 d street northeast, has
returned to the city improved In health.
East Washington Band OF Hope held its reg
ular weekly meeting at the Seamens Bethel
Retreat, corner OF Eighth and l. streets south.
east. Mrs. DR.. Rogers, the president In charge,
after tho regular routine OF business was
transacted, presented tho following pro-
gramme Singing by the members OF tho band,
recitation by Nellie Bulger, singing by Nom.
bers OF tho band, recitation by Miss Alice
Hollroyd, song by Misses Alice Hollroyd, Rosie
Woodneld, CLARA and Lizzie Prospect.
Mr.. Peter Garden marched at tho bend OF n
band OF music last evening and serenadod n
number OF leading Democrats OF East Wash.
fngton In honor OF the election OF Cleveland
and Hendricks. Tho eerenaders were we'll
and Hospitality received all along the line OF
march.
st. Peters fair will close tonight. Miss
Annie Wheatley having received the highest
number Of votes for tho music-stand was
awarded that prize last night. The gold cross
and chain were won by Miss Alice Sweeny.
The members OF tho Dreadnaught Yacht
Club are preparing for ducking trip down
the river. A meeting Of the club was held last
night for the election Of officers for the ensuing
year. Captain VIVA. Guy was unanimously
promoted TO commodore, vice Commodore
Harvey Clark, who is now a resident OF Oincin-
nail; Patrick u. Braun was made captain,
Albert Lewis first mate and Phfllipo Hutchin-
TO second mate.
locating for tho session in East Washington.
The several Senators and Representatives re-
ferfed to are sensible men. They know q good
locality when they see tt-EaBt Wash ington,