Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-17

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b QolUmDIA, Sept H.--The regular monthly
ooo1o4 q the Columbia school board was
~ - evening ip the council chamber
: - ~ tAs member present excepting
- U)r1uA The finance committee reported
s. - roooipts during the month, 3d.
Xii expenditure, eg73 ~; balance ou
- -, i22sa The repair and supply com.
Do ropoftod oil the school buildings
3 Do6oehly cleaned. ready for the opening
4 ~ - school term new furniture has been
&rut n rooms 2 and IL; slate black
ooue1D IN rooms Z, 10, H. 10, is; new
vosoA pat down in rear Of Cherry street
bol1aing new slate black boards placed in
MO q th0 recitation rooms Of the high school
1oW gusters put down where ordered gravel
+ Walk and pavement ct the institute building
uleAnod the Reynolds heater for the Fihh
1froet school has arrived but not vet put in
pusitton heaters In Poplar street building
ropaircd COMMITTEES recommend that a com
1ttteo of three be appointed to confer with
~ trustees Of the Old Columbia Public
0rcund company in reference to laying a
board walk from the chapel to the insti-
sAgtA The committee will be Messrs.
Urban, Fasg and May. An order was
granted on the sinking fund for SIS fer
cancelled coupons Orders were granted for
", e Hs asked pcrmss,oS
70 present 10 board "white's Physiological
Montkin " for their consideration to intro
duce u In the schools After lengthy dis
euBion the action was deferred until next
regular meeting. Superintendent r. q.
Ames recommended that teachers be required
10 meet once each month, from nine to
twelve o'clock on Saturday for institute work
without additional pay, and the same to he
put In the agreement of the teachers as re-
quirod by law. The recommendation was
adopted. Adjourned.
Burton's Minstrels Did Not show
Burton's Georgia minstrels were adyer-
tised for performance in the opera house
lest night, but at eight o'clock twenty six
gallery tickets and seven parquet tickets had
been sold, amounting to SS.S5. This
sum was not considered sufficient by
ne manager, and the performance
that money would be refunded at the ticket
ONCE, when a crowd soon gathered about
that place. About eighty people demand d ed
money when only thirty-three had paid ad.
m1ttance. The treasurer remembered al
most all the purchasers to whom he refunded
the money. A large crowd gathered in tn o
corridor and Isaac Broome, officer at the opera
house, endeavored to disperse them. Two
strangers in town got into a scuffle with the
officers, which Resulted in one OF them being q
roughly handled and he received several
blows about his head with the cane of the
officer. Considerable excitement was oc.
casioned by the scuffliDg in the corridor.
The manager OF the show claims to have
,Sy iun .ho SohPdhy anu
'noy VIII keep on the ROAD.
Broke Her Collar Bone.
Oracle Sherizer, two-year- old daughter OF
Joseph Shertzer, living on Fifth street. met
with serous accident q, her bon,. Ia, 60,
inc Tho ch,id Nos ,sai,;, as,.' .a's e'en
Ins: lno cnlu was Walking ABOUT room
~. 49, LA 80, .i ,a1 .ne cS,lar stalrs, as
hone vas brot an and hrisn. Inc, ie,a ,, Iolial
..,..s,s as oiDken IN anu pruises ABOUT the body
Rarrtho,so, e"'" was a"enoeu 10 py pr'
Cut His Head.
Gus. Wike, young boy living on Union
street was standing on a cask at the confec
tionery of f. w, Sbearf. Yesterday when m.
cask upset, throwing the bow To- the nave
z ment A yerv savasa oash 80 " @ an7 PAVE,
forehead ana both ewes are bIackened .''
Rough U.sg. for . Tsam
During Last evenin1 a yonna n,ar
ar,vi,, ehxor.s .1..', yo"ns man was see