Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-12
nalanos In the sinking fund. $500, wh

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y nalance in the sinking fund. $500, which
- eommittse recommended to place on
jnopoa1s for six months 10 pay bondA
HAo market committee reported the
pkees In good condition and well
26oonood, snd ssked for Is gas burners 70
3l6As up the market house In the early |
1Dening.
- iiaht and water committee reported
hnX3ne had Q conference with the Columbia
11ont1ic Light and Power company, sno
~ have mutual understanding - to the
peovisaonal clause of the proposed new
Snatrect. Recommended that II the oom.
papy agree to provide the Borough with A |
Hahes for one year from October LIST, 1883,
- ol.OoO GEO el per lamp) the contract be
,caoood. ana solicitor be instructed to draw
- sbe contract 10 be aligned by the proper
n6rtiss and, further, that lights be placed
- Eourth ana Chestnut and Sixth and
OAoutnut streets. Tho recommendations
vsse adopted.
4 ne highway committee reported num-
~ of improvements during the month.
(. Dsvsn building permits had been Issued
z1oe ten houses and market house.
The Ore committee reported theapparatus
= rood order excepting the vigilsnt hose
Z carriages, which are being overhauled.
The committee called attention to the
& bodees for chief and assistants Of the fire
aspaxtmsnt - provided by the ordinance.
ne committee ON Overhead bridges re.
possed progress.
Il r. Bfunsr received the contract for
I fnrniahing coal as the opera house for u 30
\ ~ son for buokwheai.
me market committee were instructed to
{ plaoe sas In the market house a. they see
leopsr.
"a reference 10 badges for the fire depart
ueut the chief burgess was instructed to
exnos up the old badges and II they cannot
- found new set be purchased.
The gutter ct Fourth street near Locust
~ declared nuisance and the owner VIII
s - instructed 70 repair 1t.
Permission will be granted to any person
desiring to erect centennial arches undel
j ~ supervision Of the highway committee
An ordinance wss presented relating u
\ che opening, laying out and grading o
Second street from Chestnut 10 Walnut
Ie wss laid over for one month.
Grades for Houston street from Ninth II
y Tenth were adopted.
Petition ives received from residents o
Z EIghth street 10 lay . foot crossing o.
Elehth and Ridge avenue. Referred to thu
hlghwsy committee with power to act
Council recsived IN Invitation from the
Z Contennial association to participate in the
I epeotng sxsrcissA The invitation va
oooepbed.
7as saturday evening q6a qm6srke. was sx-
14n4ae 1oE % deys<
3hs matter of special policeman during
the centennial was brought mp and 1t WA
decided to employ 30 policemen for foul
days at salary OF lb cents per hour. Ap
j plioasions for the position be given to thu
ohisf burgess who shall report the names 4
council at the adjourned meeting.
During the centennial stands for the sal,
Of refreshments, ETC., will be allowed OF
Lancaster avenue aud Commerce streets.
Bile wore paid amounting to Sl,60o73.
A Lodges Annual session.
Tho 10Th annual session OF the Crane
Home, B. q. (H. f. of Pennsylvsnis
convened In the third story OF Fsndrich'
building on Tuesday afternoon, st 2 O'Clock
y Representatives are present from twenty
ssvsu HomeA The following grand ofn
csrs ere present Grand guardian, Cbss
b Reeler, Philadelphia grand protector
Sister II. Lukens. Frankford grand priest
= x, Gsiz, Columbia grand priestess
0iaeer b. 6tillweli, Philadelphia Crane
4 scroll keeper, VIM. r NsRle, Frsnkford
grand treasurer, Sister L. Hsnnecke, Ian
caster grand watch Of day, Chas. z
Hamel, Philadelphia grand watch Of th,
Dight, Sister J. Webb, Philadslphia grant
trustees, r. Z. Eshsridge, Absscom, N. J.
Chas. II. Epgles, Philadelphia Sister A
Woodruff, Philadelphia.
The afternoon session consisted In tn,
presentation of credentials OF represents
dives and members who are entitled I,
The pest guardians degree. After the ore
dsntiais were examined by o committe'
The past guardians degree was conferred
upon tbiriy.fv members from all sectionl
OF the state. The grand guardian snc
deputy grand guardian presented report,
which were referred to the proper com
mitssa The reports Of the grand scroll
keeper, grand treasurer and grand trustees
vere laid over until the morning session
TIE report OF the committee on election Wa,
Laid over for action ct the morninS
oeaaion. An Invitation was received
from Putnam Circle No. lls. b. u. "a. + }
ofPA, 70 be present ct an open sessioI
Of the Circle. The invitation was accepted
and the Grand Home visited the Circle las
evening Remarks were made by differ.
ent persons on the principles and objects o
the organization which impressed the mem
boks OF the Circle very favorsbly. Five
pgcpositiOns were received by Riversid,
Home, No q, b. y. "a. F.) OF Pa. Aitel
retiring from the hall Q visit Was paid Il
the home OF Sister g. Shade where poun.
teous collation. was enjoyed by about eighty
epsxsona The business OF TO. day will b,
heartne OF reports Of various committees.
Centsnnial Matter.
The marshal and aids OF the civic parad,
head meeting last evening to hear report
o. the invitations accepted. Forty-tw,
lodges with thirty bands have thus far beer
reported. The assistants to the marsha
OF the FIRST division will be FiIbert sm,tl
and John n. Wendler of the seventh d,
vision, John G. snsvely, marshal, w. II
0rAham, Harrisburg, and Mr.. Bowman
Lencastsr, aids.
The military and fireman committee WI
mest this evening ct 7:80 o'clock.
Lebanon Circle, Brotherhood OF th
Uoion, will turn out one hundred men an
band.
Any local clubs intending TO psrae
should report Of once to Newton jackson
narshal OF eighth division, or r. p. L
Miller, grand marshal.
BOARDING house keepers should send q
Inflammation 10 the bureau OF iniormatio
bseors Saturday evening
The costume committee OF the Red Me
VIII meet this evening.
Psrsosss and Other Notes.
4tD IAxxie CLaig lett to-day for WsIlesI