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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
NARROWLY AVERTED.
Sixty-nfne Men taved from Sufeo
CATION IN HOOSaC Tunnel

Sixty-nine Men tavcd from Sufeo-
cation I'm HOOsac Tunnel,
North ADAMS, Mass, September 15.-
A terrible disaster was narrowly averted
in Hoosac Tunnel this afternoon. wien
slxty-nlne workmen employed in
the tunnel were overcome bv
coal gas from passing locomotives.
After the last engine had passed through
the tunnel the 1agman reported to Over
seer seer McGrath that the trackmen in the
oOOO feet section and the electric light
men in the 5000 feet section we're
overcome. Express No. SO had Just en-
tered the tunnel and McGrath ordered it
tagged, which proved wise precaution.
a rescuing party was then formed, and
the men We're found lying on and along
the track, some partially and some wholly
overcome. Had the express train not
been tagged, the slaughter would have
been terrible. 1t is thonght two of the
cases will prove fatal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
Notes..

The decorations of the streets will be
completed by tomorrow morning.
Services will be held to-day at IL A. M,
at st. Paul's Episcopal Church, on Olive,
near Fifth street.
The exhibit at the Pomological Fair
will be far better than anything of the
kind exhibited heretofore.
All the space at the Pavilion has been
taken and applications have been made
for at least twice as much.
The entries at the Pavilion will com.
mence tomorrow morning at 8 O'Clock,
and the decorations will be finished by
noon.
The Press Headquarters will belin the
City Council Chambers after Tomorrow
All visiting newspaper men are requested
to make use of the Chambers, whree
they will find paper and pencils, etc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
Our Visitors.

The HERALD to-day greets heartily our
visitors from all parts of the globe. The
brethren of the Three Mystic Links are
with us in force. Their aims are noble,
their works are good. They come from
many lands and find here on the remot-
est outskirt of civilization and on the
furthest western verge of the Union a
city, young but fair. She has grown
apace in the current decade. and has
nothing to feel ashamed of as she en-
counters the critical eyes of her visitors
nothing unless perchance like many a
maiden fair she bushes at the thought
of her own beauty. These wandering
brethren who sojourn here for time
find large numbers Of their fellow
craftsmen in Los Angeles. A
degree lodge in this city few days since
conferred one of the degrees on fifty men
at one time.
The brethren assemble here in annual
convocation to take thought for the
further good OF the Order. May theil
visit to Los Angeles be in all respects 8
most agreeable one; and may their de-
liberations prove of lasting and grea
benefit to the noble order they represent
The HERALD in holding out the righ
hand Of good fellowship to those who's,
grip is that OF Odd Fellowship-and tina
too is good-welcomes our guests with
mammoth edition, giving brief history
Of the order, and resume of the growth
and present state of our city, section an,
State. May the information thus pu
before the visitors, prove to be worthy @
some attention at their hands.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
REPUBLICANS themselves know General

REPUBLICANS themselves know General
Harrlson's size. An Angeleno just re-
turned from San Francisco says he at
tended great Republican mass meeting
in the Bay city. The talk was all of
Free Trade running the country" and
Blaine's was the only name passed the
lips OF any speaker. The Plumed
Knights name was frequently mentioned d
and always applauded. The name Har-
rison never disturbed the serenity of the
circumambient air once. They know he
is only five-feet-fve fellow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
Here's the Issue in Figures That
Speak for The nN elves.

The Republican party, in its platform
of 1884, was pledged to correct the in
equalities OF the tariff. 1t hasn't even
attempted to do anything OF the kind,
and when the Democratic party in Con-
gress attempted to revise the tariff in
spirit of fairness to all interests" it was
met by an opposition united against any
effort to correct the glaring injustice OF
the preseat system.
Showing clearly just what the Demo-
Gratis in Congress, through the Mills bill l.,
propose to do with the tariff on some of
the more prominent articles of necessity
to our people and the present Republican
tariff, the following table is worth study
ing and preserving:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16

The tax on thread is one of the
meanest of tariff exactions. 1t is a
tax on the worst paid form Of labor; but
the beneficiaries of protection are not
satisfied with dividing among themselves
part of the wages OF poor sewing
women; they insist also in cutting down
the wages of thread makers as we'll as
thread users. These are the persons
who are loudly crying out against the
Mills bill lest wages be reduced.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16

EXHIBITS of our State, county and city,
in respect to climate, prospects, revenue,
extent, population, growth, and other in
terests as given in the HERALD to-day
make comment superhuous. They speak
eloquently for themselves.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
The Fire COmmissioners.

The Fire Commissioners met vestar.
day, Mayor Workman in the chair. II
was decided to recommend to the CITY
Council that four-wheeled hose car.
riage be purchased. Also Recommended
that fire hydrants be placed at Seventh
and Merchant, Seventh and Rush snd
Seventh and Alameda streets. The mat.
ter of lowering the curb in front of the
Park hose house was referred to the
Board OF Public Works; and after audit.
ing several bills the Board adiourned
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16

SHABAs SHABAsIM ended at six o'clock
last evening and our Hebrew friends can
now enter into the festivities of the pres
ent week with clear consciences and
purified hearts. The great Day of
Atonement was generally and devoutly
observed by our Hebrew citizens and to-
day will be gala one for them as the
fast and penance are ended.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16

To REDUCE the present tariff is to re-
duce war tax which is producing a
ruinous surplus. Opposition to it must
take the ground that a people will be
harmed by lower taxation. That is like
saying that man will starve if he has
plenty to eat.-[Indianapolis News.
Yet strange to say the Necs supports
Harrison.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16

and building societies, etc. Other state.
ments of his are being dissected, and it
begins to look as if he would do we'll 70
speak only when reporters are not pres.
ent.-[S. F. Newsletter.
There are many people who are per-
suaded that MIR. Blaine is not over
anxious to see Republican elected in
1888. There is no denying the fact that
he is blundering as bad as Burchard did
four years ago. The results of these
blunders are already seen in the Maine
election. Republicans are trying to
persuade themselves it was a victory.
1t was in reality defeat. Here is the
record as compared with four years ago
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16

Hon. JOHN F. FoLLErT, of Cincinnati,
made mastery speech at the grand
stand last night. He discussed the issues
of the campaign with force, comprehen-
siveness, elequence and elegance. Ad-
dresses like Judge Follett's will make
votes as thick as leaves on Vallombrosa's
streams.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
Attempted LynchfnR.

PTTsBURG, September 15.-An attempt
was made by mob of three hundred men.
tonight, to break down the doors of the
lookup at Rochester, Pa, and lynch
John Nicoli, an Italian, charged with
assaulting two little girls.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
persons intending to spend the 8,

Persons intending to spend the summer at
eenta Monica can be supplied with the DAILY
OF WEEKLY HERALD by applying to our agent,
& B. Hall, who, by special arrangement is able
TO deliver the papers to customers at an early
hour.
Passengers on the early morning trains COM
ing from Pasadena and santa Monica will IND
the HERALD by applying to the newsboys.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
At eOc. per Week, or soc. Per Month.
TERMS EY MAIL. INCLUDING posrAeR:

LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS from adjacent towps
specially solicited.
REx1TrANcEs should be made by draft, check.
postofice order OF postal note. The latter should
&c sent for all sums less than $5.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
Democratic state Ticket
Democratic County Ticket.

Chief Justice M NILES sEARLES, of Nevada
Associate Justice. JEREMIAH SULLIVAN, of
San Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16

JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT-Owin to
our greatly increased facilities, we are prepared
to execute all kIndsof job work in superior
manner. Special attention will be given to
commercial and less printing, and all orders
Will be promptly filed at moderate rates.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
A Somn ambulfst,s Death.

Willows, Cal, September 15,-The Cor
oner's jury returned a verdict OF accidental
death in the case of Major Glenn, son of
the late DR.. H. j. Glenn, who fell from
the balcony of the Commercial hotel.
while in a somnambulistic state, last
night.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16

OFFICE OF PUBLICATION, 1885 West Second
street, between Spring and Fort, Los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
City and Township.

WELCOME to all the brethren OF the
three mystic links
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16

Politician, amt ye, mister ?~ he in.
quired, turning to the passenger inno-
Gently behind him. eyes: how did Won
know?" Breath. 1.-THE Epoch.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16

Decrease, ........... ........... 5G5
If that is all Maine can go in the
"Hell-bent' line, and the rest of the
Union follow in the same ratio of defeat
General Harrison will lose one-half the
Northern States in November. A gain OF
thirty-three and third per cent for the
Prohibition ticket is very alarming. A
gain of twenty per cent for Democracy is
more SO. A decrease of one-third in the
Republican pluralities is queer sort Of
victory to crow over. And Blaine made
extraordinary efforts to run up big
majority in his State. The Republican
National Committee took direct hand
in the contest, and spent big money
in their efforts. The results are MOI
such as men usually are proud of.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
Notice to Mat Subscribers.

The papers of all delinquent mail subscribers
to the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD will be
promptly discontinued hereafter. No papers
viii be sent to subscribers by mail unless the
same have been paid for in advance. This rule
II tnf1exible AYERS LYNCH.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
For Congress, Sixth District.
REEL B, TERRY, of Fresno.
Stnte ELECTORAL Ticket.

..1..a &c. P. BERRY, of sutter.
Al Aafse'-. lB d. MURPHY, of Santa Clara
1st District. FRED BERINGER, of Sonoma.
I'd District A CAMINETTI. of Amador.
Sd District. C. A. JENKINS, of Sacramento
4th District P. J. MURPHY, of San Francisco
9Th District. BYRON WATERS, of San B'dino
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16
SUNDAY, SEPT. rs, 1sss.
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT:
GROVER CLEVELAND, of New York.
FOR vICE-PREsIDENT:
ALLEN G. THURMAN, of Ohio.

To enforce frugality in public expenditures and
abolish unnecessary taxation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16

Republican Democr'tic
Tariff. Tariff.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16

AZ pc. avg Free.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-16

"A
Smith, P M, Lead City
Mr. G H French, Fort Gratiot; Grand
Rep M.cbsi5 Fs1las Mrs Fallas, Gsa,nSl Mr.
Grand Rep pJB Alnard, camden;; Grand Rep
George Greenfield, Marshall.
VERMONT.
Grand Rep Gen VIM H Henry and wife, OF
Grand Lodge; ID P Celley. Grand Encampm eut;
Grand Rep His Honor w W Henry and wife,
Burlington; Grand Rep Hon w D
Col G,iSH cliey, s Of # St johnsbury. 'ana Rep
Mr. John NJ Jones, and Grand Sec; Lieut.
Col Geo W Lee, R, and P G P: Lieut. W
H,osp, Rpbp, pa,. g r., r I.,n ? M and nd P ?;
Mr. Geo Coburn, q; Mr. Hendrickson.
Grand Rep Jas Kings, Quebec; Dr. T Rae, P
NJ, Oshawa, Ont; Colonel Joseph Oliver, G r,
and wife, Toronto; Grand Rep Campbell
COllinwood
John w McQuiddy, P G M and R, Indian
apolis; Brig Gen M commanding department
Grand Treasurer; Mrs Ada M Carey and daugh.
ter Indianapolis.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Mr. NJ Burker, Grand Rep, NJ, and
Judge Adv Gen; MI w BObbitt, G Rep
and p G M; Mr. c B Edwards q
Rep and P M; Mr. F Edwards.
DELAWARE.
Chevalier Alex Guthrie, g Rep, C P; Chss
Edwin Hirst, G Rep and Grand Scribe; Mr
Hiram Reedy, G Rep and g; Mrs
Emma Reedy; Miss Mary A Guthrie.
TENNESSEE.
Mrs N C Collier, Mrs D H Smith, Murfreesboro:
Mrs Mallan, shelbysville; W A Barry, CIR Rep,
Clasville.
GEORGIA.
N Bateman. Atlanta James; Matthews,
Atlanta; M ] SolomoLs, SatanL ah c A Kabble,
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DAAT The.


AITIcx.-ln this city. ON the 96th inst,' Daniel
A. Aiiick. in the $50 year Of bis sse.
The relatives and friends OF ths family are
respectfully inviisi TO attend tho funeral.
from his late residenoe. No. 9O3 North Prince
street, on Monday morning ri 9k O'Clock.
Requiem Mass at St. MAry's church at 10
o'clock. Interment Vt st. Mary's cemetery.
Please omit flowers.
Margaret. wife OF Nicholas Wiiser. 10 the 7Oih
year OF her agc.
Tho relatives ana friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral.
from her late residence. No. $40 North Queen
street. on sunday afternoon At three O'Clock
Intermeut Ut Lancaster cometery. 2td
BRHNNsR. lin this city, ON the 3sth inst
year Of her age.
The relatives ana friends Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from the residence of her husband. NO. SOC
Manor stroet, on sunday afternoon At tho
house at $50 ana NJ the Mennonite Church. ON
the NJ llersviilc pike, ~ $50 O'Clock. std
ZnosEn,ln this city. on the 2ata Inst.
beth Zecher. In the III h year OF his ages
The relatives ana friends Of the family, also
all members Of the mall department., Aro
respectfully invited 10 attend tho funeral,
from the NJ esidence Of his aunt. Mrs. Bepja amin
3. Dorwarts No. as North Mulberry street, on
Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. lnterment at
Lancaster cemetery.
HunsT IN snis city on The 27th inst. Frank
Tho relatives Aud friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from ths residence OF his father. A. v. Hurst,
No. <S7 south Queen street, on Monday, De-
cember 3lst, Mt O'Clock p m. lnterment at
woodward Hill cemetery. 2td
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new Hssa Upssas.

NJ ~ foss' Dec g: ?. n.-nonsy elo:se
rates. y sbOl eek, actual rates - sljtO
lelN for % Gays ana y tsol ssk Sor dcmana |,
0overnmenA closed steadyS currency -
n 10 bid % coupon. q Dk, l3cs 20. q Cex
b1d.
Tho stock markst opened dull ana weak at
declines ranginS from k 70 per cent. 90 COM
pared with yesterdays prices. ana continued
dull At tho decline during the frst hour.
After II O'Clock thore was moro demand for
stocks. under which prices steadily strength.
ened. At this writing they are 4 70 ~ per
cont. higher than those OF yesterday.
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lR1OGERS RLECrGD,
uu1o0 o0soraa - osaosa Ne. . - misses
- 9mso - nsaGy nssnaass -
noa - - nssmaa Co. essssa.
1uop Onnons Aasesse vsss,n.

1tineA, Dea - A-AsReoial messing
Eone6 ~ hGod n The council
~ nlnno ~ Ne purpose o. ole0t-
5hS1S - IN VoGonO3eo ID schools Noe.
~ RI ~ GDoon0 0ivioio0, primary
~ O moo1en oe NJ. N6gth the
4 011lno1o1 % oleot . tooohoe ioe
~ II. CloFk nominated Miss
0ooeloo, on0 - w. unanimoualy
o. motion of NJ. Allison soh0ol
UUmo0o 3 nf4mAl cleea school, with
116ega g . 0lary q el5 Per month
= IVA 8. Ulloas aaa Alafy Heenamaa
eese e ths sahool, and shey were
~ II 1SSosS. sSsd nvs ysars . bright
U&0EhoDe 81 William Afmstfong, died
ugI1nR Death Wes caused by oeoup
0 . NJ 4ayU illneea The funeral win
~ - Sunday afeoenoC0.
Y Iune9ol services over MrA Albert
. Weeo hel0 last evening at her late
1ne re@slns were taken 70 Fair.
y llssie = Becker, of Bill'ngS Men,
~ AeEo yeoleeoay On q visit 10 her
III Mn. W. :. NoWlen.
MAO YoonG Of Baltimore, 10 the
MA A. E. welsh.
Unsin111aD SERVICES oe 81 PAups p.
1aoy school will b held 10 night Ia
~ Duil0ln4 On second street The
1YV1o given lest ovonlng BY Misses
y o60 Anna Pinkerton ct their homa
- xlllloA Young entertained mum.
4, - friends last evening at her homa
1ozoo and carriage Belonging 70 .
~ named CitI Of Chestnut Hill, wat
nod In the ysrd Of the Black Horse
~ yootordoy afternoon. The horse be-
- tooeivo 6nd tore loose, running up
nut otroet at rapid rata The te an
y Deanght q the ton-zate and very little
11mo WoD done.
Ioneo Rysn he'd . hearing besor,
- 0clly ON the charge Of drunkenn
! 9Geederly conduct The csse wss dis
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oLoolxo.


CHICAGO. Dec. s7.-Cattle-Rsce,pts. 70oo
ssin,Rnsns ~ stN market strong; besves
oo9o VI steers. " sao4f5 stoc era ana fee
Me95 Sv cows bullE aud mixed, ol blsss M
waons SSsnn so steer saos io, Western ranger .
=. Hogs -keceipts. 10000 head; ship,neu,.
u NOD; market lover; mixad ana H.%,
g heavy. % 1895 80 skips. q -oos u. "
aoc msTset sSstp,I; .ios' .'cI essa' .snipmsnts
western shorn, o. o004 10; 1sxAs snorn
0l00S Is lambs, W 00G6 70. s~oi n
shipments. 7tl; market steady limp' G,os 20 %.
f.ir 20 good. q zoo 70; common, q asSss !, .
etocaers. ea0s no cars shipped 70 New YoTs
HOES = Heoeipts. l.so0 hsaA shipmsn,.
l~ : markct active; rhiiaoelphiss. SS So
20 mi.sc: N0e 90 yorkers. 6 q
90; nc csn shipped 70 New YORK to-day.
snssp. keeeipts. 1900 shSpmsnts. saSO,
sesSi common. ssso6S 50 Lambs. . q
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asssr.oe..,y Bsssss isspsssss.

& q. slsymaker, John McComssy and
Milton Keech, Of Lancaster county, Samuel
Wright, 0eof9e d. Hayes and J. Ramesy
Haysss q Chester county, On THURSDAY
inspected The Inter. county bridge rooantly
erected over the OCtofAro eroek, at New.
Andvews' Bridga They found the bridge
constructed oCcording 70 the plans and
epeCinCatlops under which the Oontsoct
wss awarded, and rooommended IL sccept.
ancA The oommissiouers Of both counties
were present at the inspection.
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Deass sf EIias 4. Kinr.r.

~ = Kinssr died as his residence.
uloourp, ON Thursday. aged 75 years,
~ - Illness OF several weeks In No.
nAog 10 went on . business trip to
ouHl and whilo there was attacked
pleurisy. He resched homo on
11ngiving day, and hes sinoe then been
~ - the house. He was pstive Of
nDeor county, but removed from hare
~ young man. In his early life he
~ owner OF . furnace, but for the last
- years was engaged 10 the real estate
- q Harrisburg. One Of his sisters,
Aaxia Yundt, nves at the Blue Ball,
county.
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ur1lIlnns Social Event ~ Beading.
md Mr. George r. Basr Rsvc the
- nt1lllent party OF the season Ia Read
H4o ThurSday night, at which their
AAon Aaeion and Helen nade their
k Over 200 gussis were present,
ng whom were . large number from
1oaphla, New York, Washipgtou,
noRo, Chlcago and other cities. There
~ rglo1t from Lancaster Mr.. and Mra.
81 ~ Ksenhl hlin, MnL A. ]. Steinmau,
y gnd O. 3. Foltk Atone time l4O were
80 The lancers In the spacious halls
- H0Rlora. Tho hOuAe was taatofuily
lood with plants and flowers from
KDoDe'D ooooorvato9y.
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assss. : sya. q IN, open House.

The opera house last evening there ~
~ eixed audience 70 see Gibson and
. bEnco of Irish comedians, In o
u which they call 'Iriah Absur-
]" The play 70 nothing more or less
Woldooo's Picnic," which was quite
~ several years age. Tho performance
oyoning Vas fair. Sam J. Ryan % Mul.
o9erable fun. ID. l.. Lacey, who Wss
4oon here with ION the Frontier" WAS
- Peter Beteher. There are several
"A gifts IN tbecompany and the mel jority
o people appear In Specialties, giving
dances, medleys. choruses, "a
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ResnovaI of rlou Work,,

= Hoot plow works, OF MI Joy, which
gooontly sold TO the Mountvilie Manu-.
e10G company, are being removed to
evillo to-day. When the works were
- y M Joy seyenty-6ve men were
lQyod. AZ A0untvtlle ehey will be
1uoood ON larger scale The removal
- Works will be great gain 70 Mount.
- bat ios 70 Mt Joy.
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O. L. Block, proprietor Of . cigar store on
Church street, near Rockland, was heard
BY Alderman Barr lest svening on charge
of keeping gambling house The teoll-
bc % n,svcC wa n it IN % stoSs Tor soS csssss ~" ThS ~
alderman returned the case 10 court, and
Black gave bsil for bis appearance st the
January Deeol0no. taEt
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!. }. D. Nearoross. Of Phiisdelphia, box
~ enr each child lady friend, large
- anA pretsels; Finn a Brenemap,
y Jorgo 6askets Of toys Charles Stamm,
books and merchandise John r.
~, ptoeure for school room friend,
10llars Tor boys slsd Lane q Co,
s1nl bor dreosinG dolls J. H. Huber,
4ooEeo Of orackefB cakes and groceries
- publ1o schools, through Rev. u. i.
"a NO copies Of School journal; Weekly
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riEsv xoss, Dec; .s.rlour market dull
sne. " lo12ss, s1pernns, @ 1908 20 Mimi
Htnra Wtn1s, y ,s0s7s M City Hni. E1tFa.W ss0o aI
=, whsat-Eo. I. ksd. State. -sl os, No. 8
Feb. q Ga, Mar. d csXi isosipu. $50
! Corn e. . sH: = A,1sa, Cash. 4,xo
ceipts. l75 NO; snipments, len. ~
Oafe- NO l. Whits. state, SSos Uo. q 40.
reSe.pts. a. QUO shipments. none.
xye dull Western. 90 7lc; state T07sc.
fors dSii oio Mess. ua qson 7s
40 Lard quiet; Dec. u 20; jan. o. 90; Feb
nolasses dull, for 80 boiling stnes. s!o.sc
bleck strap. lee. New Orleans. 3S0l6o
1urpentine steady 1t t6I<0A6kc.
10ein quiet strNined 70 gOO0, q (O(3l OK,
xetroleum dull kenned In bbis S7 TO-
Ireights dull, grain TO Liverpool, Ia
eutter steady stata OroAmsry. goose
s.o,s Chss's % Snn Western fiaL 7osc.
o;s ssc ohio asSSH1SIy S1aTy aSSsS Fancy white. 40
,ossssgs easy, ststs. s2ko3ke; western,
sugar duu Rsnnery Cuuoai. sHs; ar.nu,s-
Tailow quiet; Prime CITY, O.
kice duii; Carolina. fair togood. b3kc
Conee steadyi Fair Carg0ss. tor kio. 1910.
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EAs sens Of vetereus. >.

- young men who are interested In
= REORGANIZATION OF George II. Thomas
1 No. 10, Sons Of Veterans, were TO
held meeting last evening. But few
ooFo were present, aud some new
- Wero obtained. An adjournment
800, without transaoting any further
no1es until next Wednesday evening,
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BrsnnsS, wife Of George Brenner, .
known tobacco sampler, residing q
- Memoir street, died this morning OF
nonia She had only been sick since
1aD. Dsceaeed was about 40 years OF
80 . etster OF Couucilman Reuben
eo0s OF the Third ward. She leaves
44dreu, oil OF whom are grown.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-28
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hday school entsrtaiDments were held
Johns Epleoopal, Olivet Baptist and
10 elFe0t n. y. church on Thursday
D0G The progremmes were made mp OF
1netonA the slnginS Of Christmas carols,
oddressos BY The pastors and prsssnta.
D - tho children. At the Duke strest
ohufuh the children brought donations
tAoy wege distributed to- day 10 those
- % fooolve them.
" 1e0sville Sunday school will give
Q&k1ueWo1 entertainment on sunday
0ooa q 2 o'clock and an oxosllent pro-
nmo q oxoroioea he's boon arranged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-28

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