Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-17
REPAIRS TO BE MADE.
- rnovruENn FOR COUNCIL CHAMBER
AND OTHER MOONS.
psasrses Fsr the WORK awarded -Proper'y
Ownsss pirsctsa to Lay new Pavem.nis
% Pssry. Third ana Fourth streets.
q A Womsas RIBS Brohen.


)0urned session last evening, with the fol-
lowing members pressut Bennett, Forty,
0rove, jackson, Mif1iu, Stevenson and
Wiisun.
the property committee reported thst
they oonsldered the proposals for papeIine
md painting the council cbampor sno
oeher rooms, repairs TO the hesuns sPPsI
e6na ana made the following recommen-
asssccs Thst tho contract for improve |
msnts snd repairs 10 the steam heating |
ennar.sus be awarded TO L. II. Bachler, OF
r.aroeeter tho wood work Of the four rooms
- - psintsd white, two coats, and the con.
eract b awarded to g. A. Grove the walls
"a ceilings OF council chamber and chief
burgess' Sooms be papered and dec
Grated with gilt papcr, and one band
border with corresponding decorations,
and the regulators and other rooms be
pspsred with best quality plain paper and
oolored border, aud the contract be awarded
% Geo II. and Allen Richards; all the con.
TRACTS 10 b awarded with proper specifica.
tlons, agreements aud guarantees. The
committee has granted the free pss>6f The
town hall 10 the @. A. Tor the evening
ce sunday, May 9Th. for the purpose OF
holding memorial services
The light and water committee reported
having given the contract TO the Keeley
Stove company for changing the plugs to .
2j< .inch standard.
Dr. E. w. Goerke, regulator, was In
sGxucted to make grade for the intersec-
ton Of Second and Chestnut streets and
submit the same to council
Regulator Goerke complained that he
had given street limos to John p. Frank, j.
W. Clark and John Klinesmith and they
had failed TO pay for the ssme, according to
ordinance. He asked what course to pur-
sue. The solicitor will give his opinion on
the matter.
Mr.. Richard Gould, who owns the prop
srty ON both sides OF Alley w, complained
that the chief burgess had torn down bis
fence and he was threatened with suit n
the same was replaced. The solicitor will
give his opinion on this subject
All the recommendations of the prop
erty committee were adopted, excepting
that the council chamber be painted wal
nut The committee Will properly con.
tract for all the repairs.
An order was granted for SIC to pay
Aessrs. KIM, Koch and Moore, the bor-
ough auditors.
The high way committee we're Instructed
msnts On Perry street, above Third, and
Fourth street, between Locust and Walnut
The chief bui CESS was instructed to con-
suit with the solicitor about the fruit stands
on North Front stree.
The nuisance OF Z" Butcher" alley was
the cause OF considerable discussion and 1t
waa the opinion that the slaughter houses
should atrictly obey the ordinances. The
highway committee was instructed to prop
srly repair the alley from Second down to
Walnut with granite centre blockv.
An ordinance was presented repealing
The ordinance prohibiting the erection OF
dwellings on alleys. Laid over for another
month.
The highway committee were instructed
20 macAdAmixe Chestnut street. from Third
b Sixth, and request property owners to
lay pavements and cutters wherever
needed.
Her R,bs Broken ny . Fall
Mrs. James Mcclure, living on South
Fifth street, fell down . flight Of stsirs q
day or two ego, but at the time suffered no
trouble. Yesterday she com mencsd feeling
vary sick and called In DR.. g. r. Markell.
An examination was made and several Ribs
on the left side we're found to have been
broken. The doctor gave the necessary at.
tention to the injured woman.
A four, year-old son OF Harry Ruby, liv-
Ing ON South Fourth street, was painfully
hurt yesterday afternoon by being run
over by q wagon. He was playiug on
Cherry street and fell under the wheel OF Q
wagon of Bachmsn q Forry. The boy was
given attention by q physician and the in
juriea arc not OF q serious nature.
In Police Courts
Rosa Beets was before Squire Evans yer
terday afternoon charged with assault and
battsry by Mrs. Cathsrine McClsin. Tho
was settled by the defendant paying the
costs.
The hearing of David Richards for assault
and battery took place last evening before
Squire 6olly, James Cavanaugh proseou-
Tor. The case was returned to court
Harry Yesnish was sued by Mrs. Maggie
Fisher for assault and battery. The case
will bs heard before Squire Evans this
evening.
Omoer wIttick arrested John O. fsrien for
raising disturbance last night He was
brought before Squire Evans this morning.
costs.
A Public Meeting.
Columbia Lodge, No. III, Brotherhood
Of r Railroad Brskemen, held q public meet.
Ing In their lodge room last evening, which
- of great interest to all railroad mer.
Grand Master T. X. Wilkinson was present
and made an address on the aims and pur-
poses OF brotherhood work. Toe meeting
was largely attended by engineers, 6re-
men, conductors and brskemen. Speeches
were also made by Joseph q Straw wbridg ge,
OF the Firemen's louRe; James Nelson,
from the Engineers, and Harry Rummel,
OF the Conductors.
Per,onsI and Othsr Notes
Gan. J. w. Fisher, OF One, enne, lett
t,wn for home this morning.
Rev. H. NJ Grace cond ucted the services
In the Methodist church last evening in
the absence OF Rev. Harrison.
The iron workers will hold a festival nex
week.
The Brakemen will hold their grand CAL
loo bali In the rink this evening. 1t prom
isss TO be very enjoyable affair.
The Metropolitan band has arranged
very nne programme for their concert on
Saturday night Me- lnerchor and the
Troop sisters will assist.
The fepairmen and bridge carpenters, Of
the Frederick division, commenced work
this morning TO build an iron bridge on
the Port road over SIickler's run.
Frank Reiker, Of Lancaster, purchased q
horse from Aaron Snyder for 1850.
Lewis Hsldy, OF Lancaster, Is erecting a
nne monument at the grave OF the late
josiah Grsmm, in Mount Bethel cemetery.
Lem EDy, OF Lancaster, IL in town to sy
with samples OF seats for the Methods,