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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04
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NHw YORK, Oct A-Flour market steady :
Tine, o. 8asI9 10; Supernne, o. S00b 90; |; MINI
kItra.t O. 6017 20; City NNl. Extra, % iO16 u.s.
Winter Wheat extra, o. 2SD3 7b
Wheat-No. !. Rcd. state. sl 1901 l8; No. 2.
q llN; NO. . Red, Winter. oct. sl IOk
Nov. tl i2H Doc. u liAi receipts. s6O.55o
shipments, mono.
Oct. 6lNc: Nov. b2Xc; Dec, 6s,.c re-
ceipts, lOs,sS0 shipments, 1895.
Oats No, ]. White, state 4lc; No. q DO.
3Nc; No. mixed, Oct, 2qs4c; Nov, 80Hsc
Dec. slIsc; receipts, 80. 600 shipments, 616
Barley nominal. at s59a6c.
Pork strong; Old hes~. sl6 25ol7 20.
Lard nominal; Nov, ~ %; Dec sS 70.
Molasses nominal tor % Oboilins'stOck. Sgs
Black strap, lee. New Orleans. 206a0c.
TurpentIDe steady at tS0itc
kOsin fairly active strained to gOO6 tl nj 05.
Petroleum steady, Refined in Cases, 7Sc.
Fr6ights neglected.
Butter active; western Creamery, 220'3o.
Choose hrmer; Western Flat 7stsc.
state Factory, 7k0sc Fancy White. l20
segs firm sJ.us, 2loAkc; western, 10
02lHc.
sugar dull Refined Cutioaf. $40; 9rannis.
TED. 7AGll l-l8c Mould" A." 7a.c; Contec-
tioners :" A." 7k9s li6; Coit GO =" A. )" stand,
ara, 79,c.
1Hlow tirm Prime City. bssc.
hioe nominal Carolina, fair togood kSc.
Conee dull Fair Cargoes. for Rio. NAo.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04
n N n Ouostt0u,

There is some difference Of opinion in
regard to the re erection Of part Of the stable
belonging TO the Hatz estate, in the rear OF
the franklin house, recently burned. The
owners OF the property desire to put q roof
over the superstructure between the two
sheds Inthe north part OF the shed, which
was damaged but not burned down, they
desire TO put . girder then roof and
westherboerd It. The mayor and City
Solicitor Brown took look at the building
to-day with view to ascertain whether or
not the owners Of the property would be
violating the city ordinance In regard "a
the erection OF wooden buildings In making
the contemplated improvements. Nothing
has been done In the matter a. yet.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04
DEATH6,

RossiTER = On Tuesday, october z. at 3;i5 p.
m. nt Baltimore. Mo-. hrs. Bennetta Sherer.
wife OF kev. J. 4. Rossiter.
Tho relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from tho Pennsylvania Il. II. depot, Friday
afternoon at / o'clock. Intern ent at Wood
ward Bill cemetery. 2td
HIBsTRR October 8, 1899. Mrs. Catharine
Hiester, widow OF the late J ohm q, Hester, In
her eig hty-third year
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
from the residence OF her son. Washington
Hester. No 81 North Queen street, on Friday
morning at HIS o'clock, to proceed TO Reading
Railroad Station. Interment at Barns ch urch.
Berks county, on saturday morning.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04
The Doctors In Sc, Ion,

City and County Medical society was held
on Wednesday, with the following mem.
bers present, Doctors Bean, Bushong,
Berntheisel, Black, Blsckwood, Compton,
Craig, Dsaver, NJ. l.. Davis, Ehler,
franklin, A. J. Herr, Hurst, Hsnce, Ksuti-
man, Livingston, ]. II. Lssmsp, J. IL.
Ausssr, Miller, Ii. A. Mowery, Men,zer,
koebuck, Roland, ]. II. Shenk, Showaiter,
D. B. Weaver, J. l. ZeRler.
The reports presea,et oy the physicians
present show that typhoid fever !s tho pre-.
vailing disease throughout the county.
Tho reading OF papers prepared by
Doctors Hsnce and Roebuck was deferred
until the next meeting.
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OfficarR luRtaIIen

The following officers OF George shiner
Council LIT, Jr. o. ". A. NJ who were
oloctsd on September 20, were installed on
wednesday evening by Deputy L. NJ Win.
mower O., w. II. Brenneman V. c.,
Jno. Train A. II s., Benjamin Brenne.
man Con-, Harry Herr; warden, John
6eisest; ]. g., Samuel Gibney y. g.,
Samuel Clarke
Last evening the following oflicers o,
Hebel Lodge, No. 500. o. o. f., WAS In
sailed by Past Grand Henry Wolf: Noble
grand, Jacob Ssibert; vice grand, Valentine
6eibert; hep. to Grand Lodge, Henry
Wolf
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04
Tho trouble on the Qoarryvlns Rallroao.

The Trouble ON ths Qosrryville RAILROAD.
tits understood that the Reading railroad
company will bring suits against the men
who acted 10 disgracefully on the Special
train to Quarryville on Saturday evening.
A large number Of suits will be brought
There has probably been more disorder ON
this branch than on any other railroad In
the county. 1t has been 30 for years, and
on every holiday and even on some Sstur.
days, the train fills up with drunken men,
who think they have license to whip the
railroad men or fight among themselves.
1t has become 70 bad that respectable
patrons Of the road are almost afraid to
take passage on the trains on special occa-
sions The trainmen seem unable 70 dc
anything with these toughr, who come
from different stations along the line /; and
the better class Of people think It time thai
the officials OF the road tako hand In the
matter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04
The son. John w ns,,, =

II costs very little to obtain the title of
"Hon." In this county. The latest 10
sequire 1t IL Prothonotary John w,
Nsntzer, who lie billed in that way to speak
et numerous meetings. Mr.. hentzer
earned the title by attending the Chicago
convention and accidentally becoming an
sanldsrpy' because the man who had the
position did not care 10 remain longer ard
pay big board bills.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04
More Chis Is Raise d.

Great Junior Sycamore John NJ. Nc
Galley, assisted by w. g. Rspp, Charles
= Ehiss and John Cressbaugh, last even
aag raissd the following chiefs OF Metamors
TFtbe, No. 2, OF Red Men: Prophet.
Loeonso Quigiey; tschem, Aaron Maggie |;
asaior sycamore, w. G. Rultsr junior
angamore, Emanuel .. Heclt tiustee (ior
~ months). w. g. Rspp.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04
The RchllIfI.YeIaIn

The examination OF the books OF the
Schiller Verein for the quarter, which has
inst ended the eleventh year Of Its exist
ence, shows that the Organization is In a
healthy condition. The amount thus far
paid for death benefits Is $40 $50 so, the cost
70 each member being 81 ii per year. There
are now POI members in the society.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04

lower. the result mainly OF lower prices In
London for American stocks, and also Of tho
advance in the Bank Of Kpglsnd rate 10 per
cont. During the first hour the market was
almost stagnant, but after II O'Clock there was
a sharp covering by the shorts ana prices
quickly recovered. At noon values were 4 TO
u per cent. above tho opening quotations.
Tho marRot has since boon lifeless.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04
Church o, God EId.r.b,p.

The annual session OF the East Pennsyl-
vAnis eldsrship OF the Church OF God con-
vsned in Msytown to-day. Abraham
Long, Henry shiDdle and ]. II. Abrahsm
Ays the delegates from the Union Bethel
ehurch OF this city, and 3. ]. Owens the
meassnger. The eldership will remain In
oosaion the balance OF the week,
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CLOSING,

.wheat-oct. ti,o9< NOV. .sl.ll; Dec, 81 l2I;
May.H lSH.
Corn-Uct., 4bn Nov. iykc May. S91Zc.
May. 2-lc
Pork!Jct.. as co; Nov. els IS; year.
$i rs Jan, IA Tx.
Lard oct, Ni SIX; Nov. % AK Dec. ss co.
jan, IS ic.
Short Iibs--Cot. % AN; Jan, ,N45.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04
Closing Pricas-2;l5 O'Clock n. m.
Chicago proauos s,.rss,

CHiUL1o, Oct. 4, G3O a. m-Market onenen.
Wh.atSocLt d H.; hov,.tl l9Ai Dee d IA /;
May. 39yfc. HS'
.oais-Oet. 24Ilci Nov, 25c Dec. e5xc +;
May. 23c. s~'
Pork-Eov., sl5 37k
Laro--toy % IS.
Short Ribs-Uct {9 b5,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04
Naw Nork atocna.

Nav fogE. Oct. 4. p. m.-Money closed
at per cont Exchange steady posted
rates, ~ S4A6i s5k; actual rates a san
asi. for 90 days ana o. ss04 $50 for demand |;
Governments closed quiet; currency Gs,
81 bio As coupon, q 49, tk's 90. q os
bio.
The stock market opened n to N per cent
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TRAIT

an Application R viii be made 70 GN me lsav Gov
ernor OF Pennsylvania, on "wednesday, ocl q,
Der "a. A. ID .lsss by John W Lowell, Blasins
Necker. Michael Haberhush, james q. Gable
an ) ohm A. Coyle. under the Act of Assem-
bly,. entitled {" An act 10 provide for The IN cOr-
poration and regulation Uf certain corpora
tions," approved April 20. ls7i, and the supple.
ments thereto. Tor the ch irt-r OF an inte nded
corporation TO be called "THk ii' Nj BUILD.
CASTER, Pa, the charac'er and object ot
which is the accumulatfng of a FUND by the
con ribuuons OF the members there, 4. IA q ths
loaniDg OF he same @ them fr IN time To tin o
10 enable them 10 purchase real estate. build
themselves dwelling hOu-es or engage in any
iegiumale business, ana Tor this purpose 10
HAYS, pos ssss and enjoy all the right benefits
ana privileges OF said Act OF assembly ana
suppiements thereto JOHN A. COlLG,
c8,t.69,lt n,l6 ls.2.2Sd 30 ioilor,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04
AppointssI Il ,Janit0r.

Theproperty committee and mayor, to.
day appointed Frank Parvin, Of the Ninth
ward, janitor Of CITY hall. His com mpensa:ion
was fixed Mt 1876 per year, the amount do.
olded upon in the ordinance offered not
being considered suflicient
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04
DUBLIC SALE OF CHEAP PROPER.

Il TIES.
On SATURDAY EVENING OCTOnEB 0, lsSS.
at the Leopard hotel, lot Of ground 22 feet by
los feet, on which Is erectt Il a story and attic
Frame dwelling House, NJ. ll6 Low street; ais o
a lot aoJ dining above property on Low street,
~ ieet and In DEPT lOj feet. on which Ia Bey r
Vault j! feet deep. arched In solid masonry
ana IN good condition. Also four hui ding iots
iituated on Green street. To tho south of the
above described property, each having front
OF 10 feet ana IN depth l13 feet.
wiil be SOLD as whole or In parts to suit
pure chasers.
Will be made known by
FRANK UHRsPRUNG.
JoRL HAISKs, Auct. o4,stiR
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04
Excntsioni.,s 10 Inrax

- hour late. II had aboard large number
~ sxcarsiopists for Luisy, who were Joined
- Lancaster BY six excursionis.s from this
~.
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sl4 lnd

CHEW Strawberry Plug Tobacco ana save thu
Tags for q handsome present.
.DUTrENHOFER.s Sole Agent,
sA Ina " West King atfeet.
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s1l-lnli

CHEW strawberry Plug Tobacco ana save the
Tags for handsome present.
-G.bB TTENHOFEa,s Sole Agent.
-~s1l-lmd Al West King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04
GRAND OPENING OF MILLINERY.
Great Di,p,sy Of Fall and Winter Goods
Astrich's PaIacs Of fAshion,

Great Di,p,sy of Fall and winter Goods nj
A.trich's Palace Of fashion.
Astrich Bros Palace OF Fashion 10 to-day
palace Of beauty. Their grand opening
OF millinery and fall goods began yesterday
and to day the crowd OF visitors there was
larger than yesterday. Never did they
present 40 large or gorgeous display OF
goods. In ono OF the front windows are two
full size revolving female figures, dressed
In the richest and most fashionable cos.
tunes, together with an assortment OF furs
and other fall and winter goods. In the
other front window is a wonderful display
of fall and winter hats, bonnets, feathers
and ribbons. In the first floor store room
are arranged very handsomely the depart
ments Of gloves, hosiery, laces, dress trim :
miugs, muslin underwear, knit goods, DO 4,
&c. The upstairs room ID devoted to mil.
linery, ribbons, trimmed and untrimmed
hats and bonnets, and the greatest mum Der
and variety OF coats and cloaks ever offered
to the Lancaster public.
The fall opening at this store Is always
awaited with much anxiety by the public,
the women especially considering 1t grea,
occasion. II buyers cannot be suited at the
Palace OF Fashion they cannot be suited
anywhere.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04

AfTnicus Palace OF Fashion will open on
Wednes day ana Thursday evening to all who
wish TO sec their Grand Fall Opening.
oil l23ad
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MONDAY. OcronEl S. lSSs,

will be sold u The same place, for A. u. Given,
a Carload OF Indiana ana Illinois Horses
among which are somo hrst-clhss feeders gen-
eral rnrpnse horses, ana extra fne drivers.
sac 10 commence on each OF SAID days nj one
o'clock, when terms ana conditions Will be
made knownb by
os-ltwS3tdrh.F,s GEORGE GROssMAN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04

CHEW Strawberry Plug Tobacco ana save the
Tags for a handsome present.
q. DUTTEkHOFkR. Sole Agent,
sl4-1md II West King Street.
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NEW AD VRRTLSEMENTS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
AN tho ordinance imposing license tax for
street purposes on all hacks, cabs, coaches,
Omnfbuses, carts, wagons. etc. for the con-
veyance OF passengers or merchandise or any
o her business whatever on the streets of the
city OF Lancaster, will be enforced against all
persons failing to comply with same by Octo-
Der 2o, 1883. EDW. EDGERLkY,
s27Iwd Mayor.
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JoRL HAISKs, Auct,
SALE.

UH SATURDAY, OCToBgR G, 1858,
viii be sold at pub 10 sale ut the Merlin &C
stables. NO. ll5 North Prince ST eet, Lancaster,
Pa One Carload OF colorado Horses, among
which are some good chunks ana general
purpose horses. from Stoa years Old. THIS Is
as good i, ad of horses as over was shipped
from Colorado. They were shipped from there
last March TO West Virginia. ana have b sen on
pasiur re there svsr since. and are therefore 40.
climaIed They are in good condition, and
some have been worked.
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Sold His Hign street store.
Il. McEiroy, of the firm OF Bard d Mo-
Elroy, SO ana 35 South Queen street, has
disposed Of his grocery store at 5O6 High
street Mr.. McElroy will now devote his
entire time to the big store on South Queen
street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-04

ROARDING--NEW BOARDING AND
- Lodging House, No. il south Lime STR ct
Lancaster, Alex george, Msms rck) Propript tor
First class German liable board, Meals at all
hours. Home cOmiorts for permanent boar.
oers, Meals furnished promptly ana in II rst
@ ass style to wedding ana birthday part les
balls, hops, etc. st short NOTICE A share OF
the public's patronage Respectfully solicited
ALIEN. GsOAGE,
s29 SIND No. al South Lime Street.
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uOUSE FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
The Threestory Mansard Roof House
adjoining ClarE's Villa, containing eight
rooms, bath room, heater In cellar. p speTed
throughout. Inquire OF Aug. X. Bsir. INTEL.
LIoRKcKR OFFIoe, Allan Herr, or oniths prem
ises. oct2-tfd.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-23
A FOrger Run In.

Up to a few days ago a young man
named Lou Sullivan was employed as
hostler at Eddy's livery stable on Third
street. He was pretty handy with
pen and did some work around the
Office. Monday morning he left and later
in the day Mr.. Eddy learned that
the fellow had forged his (Eddy's)
name to two checks and had them
cashed at bank. Last night Mr.. Eddy
located the man in a saloon on Bridge
square. Sergt. Leonard and Off
Ger Fox placed him under ar
rest and Leonard started with
him to the Central station.
When he reached the alley between
Nicollet avenue and First avenue south
Sullivan broke away and made dash
for liberty. Sergt. Leonard called to
him to halt, but Sullivan paid no at
tention. Then Leonard pulled his
gun and fired twice. This had
the effect of checking Sullivan's
sheed. and he was captured in front of
the st. Charles hotel, having run Just
half block. He was locked up and
will be arraigned this morning OH a
charge OF forgery. Sullivan has worked
for Eddy nearly two years and has
always been considered a reliable horse
man
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-23
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.

Judge Rea was engaged yesterday in
hearing the case of Sarah j. Redding VS..
the city to recover S15,250 damages for
Injuries received Oh account of stepping
into a hole in the sidewalk on Sixth
avenue north, between Washington ave-
nue. and Third street, on the 18th of
May, 1887. She testified tn t by reason
of the injuries she received she gave
premature birth to child, and that her
health was thereby permanently i'm
paired.
Margaret Moore has begun a suit
against William Chandler for $4,000
damages. She claims to have rented
the second floor of a two-story brick
building, known as 1911 Washington
avenue north, of the defendant, who
owned the same, but states that said
building was so poorly built that on the
18th of February, 1888, covered porch
in the rear of the building fell while
she was standing thereon. on account of
an accumulation of snow on the roof,
and that by reason of said fall she re-
ceived permanent I'M urieS which have
made her cripple for life.
Lew M. Stewart has begun another
libel suit for S25, ZOO against the Mime
apollS Tribune company.
In the case of John Cox VS.. the 500
halfway company, TO recover S240 for
the loss of a horse, which strayed on
the defendants right of way and which
was run over and killed, the jury rem
dered verdict for the plaintiff for S155.
Laura NJ. Dresser has begun an action
against Lissette S. Gates, ct. al, to cor
rect deed.
The jury in the case of John H. Long
VS.. q. A. Ebert, to recover 81, ,250 for
professional services rendered in assist
ing in the trial of cases in court. ren
dered verdict for the plaintiff for
S542.50.
The John Orth Brewing company has
obtained judgments against the follow
ing persons for merchandise sold: A.
j. Sexton, $230.47; John L. Lee, $685.. 80:
James and Edward Cain. So, TT, and F
ID. Cook, S641.27.
The l.. d. Kilbourne Boot and Shoe
company sues Joseph Haupt for S315.37
for merchandise sold
Clint Sampson and William Nortman.
charged with stealing jewelry from j.
M. DonaldSon'S store, were arraigned
late in the afternoon. Sampson was dis
charged and Nortman held to the grand
jury.
Ed Smith. charged with stealing goods
from Ii. B. Brown. was found guilty and
sent up for sixty days.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-23

me in the kitchen. l never wasted any
thing that know of, but Mrs. Dobbin
biscuit | threw out, but they were
so old that l could not use
them for anything. There was
only five buscuits, and they were very
old. Mr.. Dobbin came often into the
kitchen and looked around: he opened
the doors in the cupboard and would
look on the shelves. He never talked
to me cross, but he did to Mrs.
Dobbin. He did not talk to her
pleasant. He talked a good
deal about Mrs. Dobbin leaving
the gas burning in the bath room. Mr..
being wasted: he said there was too
much put in the Slop barrel. did not
care how often he looked about the
kitchen or in the pantry. l never saw
MIR. Dobbin ever get any coal for the
stove. He told Mrs. DObbin one day
that she only lived to eat and that was
all she did. l had worked out about
two and one-half years before going to
Mr.. DObbin's.
Agnes Gallagher testified: 81 work at
A. Sandahl's meat shop, 1902 Western
avenue. | have worked there seven
teen months. Mrs. Dobbin traded with
us. | never saw Mr.. Dobbin trade at
the shop. lie told us not to trust Mrs.
DObbin for any meat''
John Speedy testified: "I am in the
paper hanging business. l remember
papering some rooms in Mr.. Dobbin's
house. When / went to Mr.. Dobbin
with the bill he told me had the
rooms papered for Mrs. Dobbin and
tina the supposed that it would
not be long before she
would want another change. When
We were preparing the rooms. He
stopped us because he did not like the
paper, and afterward he and Mrs. Dob
bin came to the store. and he selected
some other paper. When | took him
the bill he said it was too large, and
that he would only pay it after law
suit. Afterward he paid it, but told
me that the next time | papered
rooms for him his wife would
have nothing to say about 1t.
about the paperlng it would be in a
house of her own. 1 said she would
probably pay the bill then. and he said
she had nothing to pay with. was not
acquainted with Mr.. Dobbin at this
time, having never seen him until he
engaged me to paper the rooms"
DIR. II. ii. Kimball testified: 81 be-
lieve that long-contiuued grihf and un-
happiness would cause miscarriage IN
many cases. Grief and long-continued
mental trouble will produce i'll health
IN persons of the most robust
health and on account of its
depressing action on the system. [
have known it to cause miscarriage
several times.'
DR.. Hance testified to about the same
thing. The case will be resumed this
morning, and will probably last several
days.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-23
MEMORIAL DAY.
The Committee of Arrangements
Decides on a Programme.

At the meeting of the committee to
make arrangements for Memorial day
at Morgan post hall last evening the
committee on flowers reported that ar
rangements had been made with the
various woman's relief corps and the
schools to furnish flowers for decorating
the graves. j. n. Hoover, of
the committee on TRANSFORMATION.
had offered free of charge car to bring
the inmates of the Soldiers home into
the city and return them at the con-
cluSiOn OF the ceremonies. This kind
offer was accepted. Mr.. Lowry had
also offered train with capacity of
500 to run to Lakewood cemetery
and return for $50. This matter.
however, was left to the various
posts, as was proposition to furnish
carriages at $3.50 each. Col. Mcintyre.
of the committee on music, reported
that Sidwell'S band had been employed
to furnish music: that the various
Woman's Relief corps had volunteered
to assist, and that choir under the
management of A. A. Kelly would also
assist. The committee on orators
reported that Rev. a. B, Allen. of
Hamline, Mo-. and Rev. Mr.. McKaig,
of the Hennepin Avenue church, had
been secured to make addresses. The
committee on hall reported that the
Exposition building had been secured
in which to hold the service, and that
all arrangements had been made for
handsomely decorating it. The
committee com tee orrsn on noo,aay graves reported
made for decorating the graves
of ali old soldiers with wreaths and
crosses. 1t was decided to open the
services at the Exposition building with
dirge by the band. H. E. Blaisdell.
the grand marshal, made the following
report: The parade will consist of five
divisions, forming on Third, Fourth and
Fifth streets, the right wing resting
on Third avenue south. All post com
panieS and societies taking part in
the parade will report to the grand mar
shai OF his assistant at the corner of
Third street and Third avenue south in
time to get in position by O'Clock. The
line of march will be up Third avenue
to Seventh street. thence TO Nicoilet aV-
enue, down Nicollet and across the sus-
pension bridge, up Central avenue to
Fifth street, thence down First avenue
southeast to the exposition build
ing. The following appointments have
been made: Assistant grand marshal,
w. NJ. Bracket; aids, Robert Pratt, j.
L. Torbitt, Allen w. Guild and j. B.
Mcclure. The marshals of the five di-
visions are: First, E. G. Babb, George
w. Marchant Fred Shepherd; second,
w. q. Byron, R. A. Plummer and Fred
Hartzon; third, M. Hoy, E. M. Van
Cleve and Thomas Mcmillan: fourth,
Robert Branton, Louis Egolf and w. P.
Chase; fifth, j. II. Bradish, Fred Jas
sard and &. w. McWrey.
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