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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-29
FAST DAY SERVICES,
How the Day Will be Observed in the
 Local Churches.

How the Day Will be Observed in the
 Local Churches.
 At Trinity church there will be morning and evening prayer with sermon by the pastor at 1O:30 a. m. and p. m. At 3 p. m. there will be devotional service.
 The Rev J. G. Davenport will conduct service in the lecture room of the Second church at 1O:30 a. m. At 3 p. m. there will be German service at the same place conducted by the Rev MT Hampell, after which there will be communion service. The sermon will be delivered in German.
 There will be no morning service at the Methodist church, but there will be a love feast in the lecture room in the evening.
 There will be no service at the Y M C. A. rooms, but they will be open as usual. church the Rev Edmund Rowland will speak upon "The Crucifxion" His even- ing sermon will be upon ''The Beatitudes ''
 There will be services at the First church at 1O:30 a. Ill. with preaching by the Rev Dr Bacon.
 Services will be held at the church of the Immaculate Conception at D. m The office of tenebrae, in which the Rev Fathers Sweeney of Litchfeld, Pagan of Nauga+uck, McGivney of Thomaston, Lancaster of Watertown and other members of the clergy from out of town and local pastors are expected to to participate, will be sung. At St. Pat rick's and Sacred Heart church and the church of the Immasulate Conception there will be services at 8 a. m. The devotions of the stations of the cross will be held at 8 p. m. in St. Patrick's. On Holy Saturday, at whic the Easter holy water and bap- tismal holy water is blessed, mass will be said at the church of the Immaculate Con ception at s a. m and at St. Patrick's and Sacred Heart churches at 7:30 a. 1n
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-29
AMONG THE RAILROADS.
what is Going on Along Connectfcut's
 Iron Pathways.

What is Going on Along Connectfcut's
 Iron Pathways.
 The manufacturers along the line of the Northampton railroad will hold meeting the latter part of this week to unite in a request to the officials of the road to grant lower rate of freight tariff.
 Conductor Watt Ellsworth, of the New York division of the Consolidated road, took up Tuesday passage ticket bought II years ago. The ticket twas good for one passage between Bridgeport and Stam ford, ," and since the day of the purchase the owner has been in the West. At the time the ticket was bought the fare was twice what it is now.
 A cablegram has been received from President Charles P Clark, of the Consoli- dated, stating that he will arrive home about April 15
 A town meeting was held in Branford Tuesday to take action concerning the ap peal of citizens from the decision of the 1 railroad commissioners on the grade cross ing question. resolution empowering the selectmen to make as favorable arrange ments with the Consolidated road as possi ble was introduced, but this was voted down. The meeting adjourned without transacting any other business. l Charles T. Robinson, for many years assistant to T. K Averill, who has resigned the Ire asurship of the Housantonic rail road, was to-day appointed treasurer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-29
Sewer Assessments.

The Board of Sewer Commissioners of the City of Waterbury, at a meeting held March q, 1888, assessed persons and corporations owning property On Jefferson Street, Holmes Avenue, Bank Baldwin and Phoenlx Avenue, for sewer purposes, as provided in an ordinance relating to assessments for sewers as follows
 JEFFERSON STREET.
 Augustus P F. Camp. S63.O0: F. J. Kingsbury, trustee for William Scoyill, $124 80; Alathea R. Kingsbury. S255.75: William Schmitz, S105.00: Mary A, CurtiS A. P. P Camp, agent S15.OO: Mary A. Curtis, A. P. P. Camp, agent, SS6. .25; George Panneton, $16O00; John N. Munson, $139.50.
 HOLMES AVENUE.
 Estate of s. J. Holmes and Israel Holmes, $235 50: Isadore Chase. $S2.50; Maier Kaiser, $S2 5O Estate of S J Holmes. SIT .75; Estate of s. J. Holmes, S75.00: Estate of s. J.. Holmes, $165.00; Lester NJ. Camp, $S775; Mary Jane Ab- bolt, S6O.0O.
 City of Waterbury, Protector Hose House) $45O0 City of Waterbury, (Monitor Hose House)
 BALDWIN STREET.
 City of Waterbury, Rose Hill Hose House.
 PHOENIX AVENUE.
 City of Waterbury PhsniX Engine adouse) $34.00; City of Waterbury Pollce otatioh' So4.oo The foregoing assessments become que ana payable March 26 1888, and will pc iecelTed ny City Attorney George E. Terry at ms omce ln Irving Block, East Main street. Attnsh. E. c. KILDUFF. City Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-29
Why He Sells Rum.

MT Ashdown, New Haven saloon keep CT, who was charged before the county commissioners with maintaining connec- tion between his saloon and his residence admitted the allegation but called upon the Almighty to witnest that drop of liquor had never been sold tlic4e Sundays for many years, and that. he was man pr.n- ciple, who would get out of the liquor bus mess if he could, and in fact did not ex- pect to take out another license. He had fought through the war and his health was broken, so he was able to work but little in shop. His present object in running the saloon was to educate his children and give them 8 better chance with the world than he had enioyed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-29
Wallingford, March 2S, 1888.
THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

The New Ravens will play two games in this city tonight.
 ''Projector" Jackson is trying to organ ize Hudson river base ball league.
 The Waterbury Blues will play return game with the Bradley & Hubbard team at Meriden tonight.
 some wonderful scores in the contest for the state polo championship. The weakest teams have defeated the strongest with ap parent ease and that, too, by scores, sus- piciously large.-New Haven Register.
 Arrangements were completed in Detroit yesterday for fight between La Blanche the Marine and Jim Fell to finish The terms are S1,OOO side, and the fight is to take place about May 15 within 150 miles of Detroit. Fell had made sweeping challenge to all middle weights, and this is the acceptance by La Blanche, backed by Detroit money.
 Old Sport, who is to enter walking matches here, refused S150 for his presence at the -as-yOu-please in New Haven. He states all he requires while on the tramp is beef tea, milk and Jamaica ginger, ''and I'll have good supply this time, you bet I'll knock lem all out sonny, and don't yer forget it. Yer can tell by my nose that Pm a stayer." The nose is certainly re- markable organ both in size and color.- Ansonia Sentinel
 A meeting of the directors of the league was held yesterday afternoon at Hartford A new schedule was arranged for next week so as to get all postponed games and finish the league by next week Saturday. All protested games were declared off. In the matter of the crooked polo playing which is said to have been done by Waterbury and John Smith, the league appointed Messrs Macdonald of New Haven, Smith of Hartford, and Harris of Bridgeport, to investigate charges and report to the league next week
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-29
FLOGGED AT SCHOOL.
A waIliugford Boy Almost Killed by
 Female Teacher.

{
 Female Teacher.
 There is likely to be some trouble over the whipping of Willie F. Sheehan, aged IA years, son of Daniel s. Sheehan, by Miss Ida Buell., one of the teachers at the high school, Tuesday. The boy says that he "went and sat in a seat that the teacher told him not to, and she gave me 90 lashes with a strap over the back" After the boy was punished he spit up blood. Yes terday the boy had no appetite and com plained of severe pains in the head. The ia ther took the lad yesterday for examina- ton and the imprints of the strap could be seen on the child'e side and the marks were darkly discolored. The doctor could not tell until few days if the child was injured internally. MT Sheehan was na- turally very indi gnant over the matter and is bound to see that something is done, and he has sent the following letter to the chairman of the school committee:
 H. B. Todd. Chairman School Committee: Dear Sir: My son Willie. pupil in Miss Buell. s class, was severely fogged by her yesterday for a slight offense After she had fogged him with 50 lashes he spit up blood and came home complain ing with pains in his head. How long do you SUD- pose parents going to stand this brutal treat ment of children in our public schools The abscesses for years I shall lay the matter to the state board of education and the press. The woman should be held for criminal prosecution. and Respectfully submit the above complaint to your honorable board. Yours truly,
 "n11i nrforI
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-29
The Hottest in the Town.

''I'm the hottest man in the town 2" shouted a young man, who was rushing the season in a new spring overcoat, to 8 crowd of his companions last evening. Then in his exaltation he waved aloft a little soft hat to add emphasis to his as sertion.
 In the brief silence that followed no one denied it, but suddenly there was a pish, s-h-o-o, sputter bang, and cloud of smoke rolled up from his left side, obscur- ing him from his companions. There was a struggle in the cloud and the young man finally emerged alive with big box of half-charred parlor matches in his hands
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-29
EVENTS THIS EVENING.
Weather.
Our New Manager.

MT E. E. F. McMahon, for the past two years business manager of the Hartford Telegram, has accepted a similar position on the staff of the DEMOCRAT. Contracts for advertising made by him will be duly recognized at this office
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-29

Allderige's patent finish is having very large run. Call at Gallery, Il Exchange Place.
 Don't fail to visit the closing out sale of Furniture, Carpets &c., at Twining's 123 So Main street.
 Good bargains in Organs good as new, easy terms, B. Shoninger & Co. See adv.
 Excellent second hand Upright Pianos, little used, B. Shoninger & Go. See adv.
 For bargains either in Pianos or Organs call on B. Shoninger & Go. See adv.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-29
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The G. M R. Shoe company will use the Edison system for lighting their large new works. Eleven hundred lights will be needed and the gang of men to put them in will be here this week.
 The Bennett and Moulton's Comic Opera company are booked for the Gem opera house for the 18th, 18th, and 14th of April.
 Gavel lodge, No 1s7, K. of F., meet in Odd Fellows hall tonight. Two degrees will be worked.
 The public schools will be closed to- morrow.
 Dr Spring has been paid his loss by fire few days ago by Jas E. Sweeney.
 The Chimes of Normandy will be pre- sented at the opera house May 16 and IT,
 Burt Plumb has left the employ of the Central cash store. William Benson has taken his place.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-29
LOST.

A white bull bitch. answers to the name of Fanny. Weighs seventeen pounds. suitable reward will be given for the return of the same.
 GEO. E. HARRINGTON,
 Il Grand street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-29
BASEBALL TALK.

The Western association season opens on April 2S
 Bob Caruthers and his bride received over 4,000 worth of wedding presents.
 MT. Won der Ahe has definitely decided not to sell Pitcher Hudson's release to any club St. Paul wanted him badly.
 Mark Baldwin is said to have terrific speed Much to Ansons pleasure. Speed will count for good deal this season. The largest number of games ever credited to ball player in any one season was Sam Thompson, of the Detroits, last season, as he participated ill 1S4.
 The umpires' schedule of the American as- sociation shows that McQuade will oficiate at 142 games, Fergusan 40, and Gaffney and Doescher at 139 each.
 Chicago has the double of Mike Kelly, the famous ball player, in Hoover, the new back stop. He is built like the ''Boston Beauty" and in every movement resembles him.
 Tue largest number of days each club will DO away from home at one time is as follows: Kansas City, 42; Baltimore, 8; Cleveland, 30; Athletics, %; Louisville, 2S. On the first Eastern trip: St. Louis, 27; Cincinnati, 26; Brooklyn, 26.
 The dates arranged for the spring games between the St. Louis Browns and the Des Moines teams have been cancelled. The lat ter club will play at Davenport, April IA, 15; Peoria, 16, IS; Rockford or Bloomington, 19, 2l, and Dubuque, @, 23.
 It is now leaked out that Chicago got S4,oOo from Pittsburg for Mccormick. He was dear at that price, but nevertheless he pitched s4,000 worth of ball against the White Stockings at time when every de- feat counted heavily against Anson's crowd
 The greatest number of games each Asso- citation club plays at hcme in succession th1s season is: Cleveland, SS, Baltimore, 26; Ka1 sas City, 25; Cincinnati, 22; Louisville, St Louis and Brooklyn, 10 each; Athletics, IT. This is very just and equitable arrange ment.
 Writing on the League and the Brother E'ood, John M Ward sayss "The few points of difference were settled in spirit of mu- tuad concession, as is naeet and proper be- tween twu parties whose interests are prac- tically the same Each learned something of the grievances of the other, aud both wfI tA, better for the knowledge gained"
 Thought Better of It.
 He said he'd shovel off the walk
 And he went out but To! ra
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-29

Thought Better of It. He said he'd shovel off the walk And he went out, but To! ft He left the walk just where it was And shoveied uff the sVow.
 ~Rdkkn U0ur1se.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-29

We are through inventory and settled down to hard work. New Goods and low Prices predominate. D. c. Calender & Co, Jewellers and Watchmalers, 1 and Exc iange Place, Waterbury, Conn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-29
The Repub1tcan State Conyention.

The republican state central committee met in Hartford to-day and the place and date of the state convention was left to the chairman who had not reported to the duknnlbtee hb s latA h0ur this aSteruupu,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-19

xAurx in shss city. on the 18th Inst, AZ the
sssseS WiSeimi.s, Wifs cf Joseph kautz. In
- 0oih gear Of her aea
~ s.isaives and friends Of tie family are
sns~sctfoIIy invited TO attend the funeral from
1SS resl0ence OF her husband. NO. &c North
Wsry street. sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
1nesrsneat at woodward Hill cemetery.
DAix -In this city, on the nth inst, Harry,
son Of Philip ana Mary BAix. aged years, one
n0othapo 81 days.
1b6 relativt and friends Of the family are
yp6pectfnlly invited to attend tho fan, raj
from the residence Of his parents, No. 81 Mid
Gle street, sunday afternoon 1t o'clock. In
sorment at Lancastar cemetery. eta
DBtLxr. May 18th, in this city, william Del
let. In the Sad year OF his age.
The relatives ana friends Of the family arr
respectfully invited 70 attend the funera
froW the residence Of his parents, NO. sai wes'
james street, ON sunday Afternoon at 0 O'Clock
1ntermont 1t Lancaster cemetery. 2td
MAY-ln this city, on the 18th Inst, John
Nay, In the 6sth year of his aGe.
The relatives and friends OF tho family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from
his late rcsideuce. No 6H North Lime street
on Monday afternoon ~ O'Clock. lnterment
q woodward Hill cemetery. Omit flowers
Harrisburg aud York papers please copy
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E LANCAsTER SATURDAY, 10.

ssSs' ssSr .a%sss ss:oS ss y s l. a NJ ne cS%s
sa 4 ns S5a
NJ y; IoiSsiI; ,sSnssy :sScci y ?. m. i've
1sruirY LuTHzRAH.- Holy Comm ion at 1880
and 7to.. lnfant Baptism at $ So sunday
Monday. Alumni meeliog and organ recital
on Wednesday. Synod opens 1hursday morn
ii. LuKHs kroRxHp-.Marietta Avenue. Rev:
VIM. y. Lichliter. pastor Conn rma,1n gsn,na ssr
HHry Hisy r9 7as ~ m. ~ sunday school At m
holy commuhion in the German language st
'S p n K.sasann ss5snnn ey rsS. s.
ID. d., pastor. services tomoIIow ~ iVS' A.
spd AZ .pner f. m sundA Wil Se fC sd%instsiea Soas
morning ana evening.
CHaIsT LUTHERAN CauRcH.west King street.
ana 7:o p. III. sunday school ~ Jas p. m.
ST. PAvLs RrronNID.Rev. Z. " .ueninger.
Siar service at 7I, p. m: sunday school at %
p. IN. Prayer servtcs Wednesday evening at
IvAy ortrcAL- First Church taerman) North
Water ., rect, kev. y. r. Lehr. pastor. Preach.
ing At 1880 e. m, in the German and At 5:Y p q.
in the English language. sunday chOOl At
m Love Feast At 8 p m. All are cordially
IP PssssrrxnAr-Preachin in tho morning By
,he pastor. Ksv. j. T. Mitcheii. d. d. service
OF song in the evening
Il ct. STkPHRNS LUTHERAN CHURCH, tO6rmhnj
corner South Duke ana Church strests, kev.
/ 4. Meister, pastOr.-Divine services ana holy
i communion At 10 q. IN. and children's service
at p. m. sabbath school at2p IN.
ST. PAuLs n. K. CHURon -Charles RCadf, pas
tOr.-PreAcbing at 1880 q. m. ana Z - y. IN
BY the pastor: sunday school At 1;t3 2. m
Il Young peoples meeting At $50 =. m. TEN
perance meeting Monday at $3.50 r. IN. ClasI
| meeting on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
evenings. Prayer meeting Wednesday even
IoRAvIAx.-J. Max Hark, d. D.. pastor. 1913
m. Sunday school; 7ab y, m, Holy commu
/ MON.
FIRST NJ. X. CHuRoH.-Rev. J. X. T. Gray. pas
/ tor. Class meetings, q. m. 10: 10 a. m. preaf
| ting by Rev. j. f Dixop, pastor Milersvilie
| r church. 7:45 p. m, preaching by pastor
| lt5 p. m, sunday school. 7:3O p IN. Monda!
| ana thursday class meetings 730 p. IN Tues
/ day, h nuess meeting. 7.30 p. m, "wednesday
| prayer meeting 1880 p, m. Friday. young poo
plss meeting. p. m, Thursday, pastor
/ class .
WESTERN NJ. X. CHuRoH-No preaching
Sunday school at 2p m. fTayor meeting OF
| Thursday evening At 73.
/ EAsr MIssios NJ. Il. CHURCH. sunday schoo
GRAon LUTHERAN. N.--Corner OF North Queer
| and James street. Rev. q. Elvin Houp,. pas
/ tor sunday school at 900 IN. The hol,
| communion will be administered at boil
| morning and evening services, 1880 A. m: ant
| 600 p. IN. Infant baptism at p. m. he helper
| will meet on Tuesday evening. No Wednes
/ day evening services Sermon in the inteses
| Omissions and education on vrfday Q evebtnf
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&ELiGIOCy.

DELICIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
~ held in the following churches on sun.
day, In the morning at 1880, In the evening
It 7:la Sunday school at las D. m. When the
hour II different II Is specially noted;
81. J0HH's kKHoRhKD-tOefman) church, cor.
ner Orange and NJ ulberry streets, Rev. John
Kueiiing. D.. D.. pastor. Divine services at
lOSo q N. ana 7.l5 p. m. sunday school at las
CaURcH or Gop Corner of Prince ana Or.
Ange. Preaching at 1880 a IN. and 7;45 y. N. by
the pastor. Sabbath school at l;,6 p. m.
oT 6TEPHKE's tRKBoRMEp) CHURoH COLLEGE
C1APsL.-hoiy Communion will be celebTa I'd
90 sunssy AZ 1880 a. m' Sermon by Rev. Dr.
UHTTEp BRETHRBH IN CHRIST (CovKsANr).
west Orange and Concord streets Kew. j. B.
Funk. pastor - Preaching at II 80 u. IL ana ?. IS
p. u. by The pastor sunday school at l45 y.
N Olive Branch AZ $50 p. m, In the lecture
OIIvsr BAPTIST CHuRoH.--Corner OF Wash.
tnGton apd Duke street 1880 Q. m. preach.
Ing by tbs pastor. Sunday school at l:i5 p III.
No evenip & service. The cornerstone OF the
nev church viii he laid tomorrow afternoon
~ eAs ksv Dr. Mitchell, Rev. j. r. 4. Gray
eao Rev. U. Roaos Will Take part In the exer.
SECOND EVANGELICAL English), on Mul.
I'm strset, above Orange Preaching at
10 N. ana Al 7;lo p. m. by the pastor. Bun.
eyschooi IT D. m.
~. Joau's LuThERAs.-Rev. b. n. Alleman,
~. -. pastor. Whit sunday services at 80 o.
- Wsans.ss1 LSe,are ana prayer services
ples' me.ting ON Thursday evening a. 7:so,
eiechrncai Lectures on sabbath evening at
50. eabbath schools ~ st. Johns' al las 10 In
go ~ Sotssid AsmortAl chapel Ut D m
renoDSTsxlAu hhsokiAL CHUncu, south
oessa street. ThomAs Thompson pastor.
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NEW YoxK. May ID. ! p. m.-Money closed
at l per cent exchange steady posted
rates. o. sT0< s9k; actual rates q $50
Governments closed steady; currency ga.
u q BID; Is COUP. u 2'k; Axs do. q os
bid.
Tho stock market this morning opened
fairly active and ths course OF prices very
irregular after q nrm opening, with an ad
vance OF u to " per cent. the bears made d
rsid on the list aud freely sold some OF the
leading shares. causing q decline OF ~ to y.
per oent At II o'clock q steadier tone pre-
vailed, ana on the publication OF the bank
statement showing an increase in the reserve
over o. O0O.00. induced some buy wing to cover
which sent prices up u 10 per cent the mar
ket closing d rm at the best prices.
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Grain and Provisions.
Furnished by =. X. Yundt. Broker.


CHICAGO, May 10, $50 p. m.--M MARKET cpened
WHEAT May, tsxc June, 81 no July. s0ssc
Aug, f9kc.
OorpZMay. bokc; June, Sex; July. bs,ic
Aug. 6sTc.
Osts-Nay. alalc; June. s3xc; July. 3,kc.
Aug, 29fc.
Pork-Asy. el4 81 June, elt IS; July
oll.b7k Aug, tls 90
Laro-May. es 81; june, es6a; July, y 67k
Aug. q 72x.
short kins-Mav. $3.50; JuSe.G 20; July
u 77k; Avg, Gs7k
CLOSING.
wheai-hay. s'x; June. size July, SSs4c
Aug. s7ysc.
Corn.May. b7c; June. toa; July. $3.50
Oats. May. s,ssc; june. sssIc, Ju'y. saxc.
fSrk. Nay. IA as; June, Na IS; July
~ As Aug ,eli 6a
@ 80; AuR., tse-x.
short Kibs-.sy. GOo; June q 62k July
"a 10; Aug, 81 TX.
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tMARKETN.


New I0x8 m0f00t
NEW YoRx, May 10 Flour market dull
Fine. = SoQs 90, superhne. q zoos as MINI
niTn. whess e.trA. % COOS 8
Wheat-No. I, Red. state. eLOoGlms no 2,
q % no. Z RED, Winter. june. 81; July,
sszc; July. sske receipts. eA.oto shipments,
Ooin nc. = Mixed. Cash. s7Hc /,
0sss mo. i, white, state, lsc, NO. .. DO.
q. 60 June, ss9<c; Aug" .e,Sc; receipts'
1A0Oo shipments 800.
rye dull; state TIC.
Harley nominal.
N6o.
Lard June, q ss; July, q 70 Aug, % 70.
NolAssas Dull; (; TOR 90 bnling stock, 20f1 &C.
xurpentine easy At 87kc.
20afu Dull; strained VI good, u POOL rs.
Petroleum quiet; Refined IN Cases, exc.
Rreights Qu OF grain TO Liverpool. lhd.
Butter dull; Western Creamery, 22wxc:
Cheese quiet; Western Flat, ,liollhc,
10.
engar quiet; Renned Cutloaf, &c; drnuuiA
ted, nc.
Tsiiow steady Prime City. Z t~lsc.
Rice noni osi Carolina, fair togood, SIC
Co6ee t5es iy; Fair CarRoes. tor kio. lbA.0.G
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1--we s stock Msrksts,

East IIBRary. - Cattle - Receipis. 2s5
shipments. 49,; market, nothing doing; ali
through consignments.
Hogl aecsipts, IS head; shipments 1900
heAd market rirm; phiindelphias. % $50
SIS; mixed, e5 65(to rs Workers.. o. 60sD6 10
common TO fair. Is es5 80; pigs. 60 O0lp5 26
Four cara hops shipped to New York to-day
sheep kecefrts l.s00. shipments, lo 0;
tatlOpe.
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'rsw ADvssrsExsrrs.

NOTICE.
G.Hs. wti,er IA no longer in my employ
ano has no authority to make sale or collect
money Tor me.
w. D. MOSSER,
DEALERS N PIANOS AND oRaANs,
may sls-9d lsl North Queen street.
DSTATE OF JOHN MCPHERSON,
"a late OF Salisbury township. Lancast r
county. Tho undersigned auditor, appointed
TO distribute the balance remaining In the
hands of the Clerk Of Orphans Court OF Lam
and inisrssi. charged on real estate nov
owned by James kosoboro. Jr., situatoo in
salisbury township. Lancaster county. Pa /,
ana paid into court BY order Of the Orphsns, ha =.
tho same. VIII sit for that purpose on Tues.
day, May 2e A. d 1883, at 10 O'Clock =. m IN
the Library Room of the Court House, In the
City OF Lancaster. Pa where all persons inter.
! maybStdS A. B. HEkeHEY. Auditor.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- ceived until 10 O'Clock. noon. on the asih
day OF May. 1858. for the sale of property suit.
able for sits for the Public Building author.
PS sna ahe should Ss not
less than 10 feet by leo feet II not a corner
lot the Dimensions should oe not lass than $50
feet by lt0 feet; the 150 fset TO be- street ont.
sed ana %a By ssy 70
The Departmentre SERVES the right to reject
any ana all proposa's
Proposals should bs marked Proposal for
Duiidine st lancaster. J.. !" and 70 be 40.
dressed u the Secretary Of the rensury and
forwarded to Postmaster. La caster, Pa;
| mylsHd