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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

PHxartGxr SAbAxs. Of tho Union
Pacific. thinks TINT the Interstate law
IL greatly responsible for tho dcmoral.
ization In railroad affairs ind that OK.
porience has shown that II IL not based
upon sound principles. Tho inability
OF roads to make lower rates on traffic
between large commercial centcrs than
between intermediate local points. no
says, has tho effect Of driving tho bust.
ness away from large points and the
prohibition Of pools is leading to II
general consolidation OF. roads. The
weaker lines being unable to compete
against strong lines on even forms
will be forced out a existence and tho
strong lines will absorb them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19
Important LII, in.ur.uc. D,c,.,,r.

CHICAGO, Oct. N-Mrs. i.ibbic 4. Fair.
man sued y life and accident insurance
association o. recover 5000 on the death
Of her husband. The association refused
IL pay the death benefit because Fairman
WAS alleged to have been In az.
for his certificate and vas
In . very infrm and sickly condition
and hence . tad risk. Mrs. fairman
claimed that her hushAnd's brother ten.
dersd the arrears Of dues to the treasurer,
but the latter refused TO accept them. The
court found In favor of the defendant and
held that In declining TO accept tie arrears,
unless Fairman consented Ia re-cxamina.
ton, the treasurer was justified. he held
that ths tender Of arrears while Fairman
MAS inhrm and sick wss like making an
application for Q new IN insurance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19
TNE Spanish Americas

THE Spanish Americas Literary
Society has appointed q committee
under the name Cuban Relief Fund
Of New York." with headquarters In
room II. No 10 beaver street. The
oo36ct u to raise funds 70 relieve
sufferers by tho last cyclone In Cuba.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19
! Cplt ntHs factory ~ Hart

JrD Oplt afAs factory ct Hart
ford. Conn.,. will soon begin tho
manufacture OF five thousand navy ~.
volvers for the United States Govern.
mcnt. Tho O piece Is Q ive-shOoter
SS-calibcr. Bgsidcs being selt-cOck-
ing. all tho cartridges may DO In.
stantly removed by u slight pressure
Of the thumb
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

A WAR In passenger rates To the
ss9Utp wss iasugurascd At Denver On
the 9th. which sent rates To Missouri
river points down nearly onc.third.
and proportiopatcly "a other Eastern
nn3nNa
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

A YALE graduate. who was q stu.
lent about thirty years ago. said. In
speaking Of changes TINT had taken
place since his time: IL never know
whether TO attach any Significance TO
II or not. but when I was there tho
Law school adjoinod tho Jail. the medi.
cal college was next the cemetery. and
tho divinity school wus on tho road
60 tho poor house."
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

TfE grand Jury Of St. Clair County.
NJ, has returned an indictment charg.
ing Slows Scucy. ~ex-supcrvisor Of Ca
hokia township. with the ombcxxle-
ment Of o4O. 900.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19
1'tOneer lbsah.

KANSAS Cirv, No.. Oct. M-Mr. Rufus
MontKall, n Ut Kansas City's oldest and
Sost respected citizens. died yesterday
afternoon at bic residence. lie was born
In Shelby County, Kentucky, IN 1917, max.
tnR him seventy .one years % age ut thu
time of HE death. M. Montgail settled
N the southern part Of Haw township, on
Brush creek. and remained on his farm
antil 1851. when he removed to the old
homestead, located at Ninsteenth street
and Agnes Avenue. Here no lived until
ak years ago, when no removed to HE ele.
CANT city home ct Thirteenth aud Locust
1rrsts, where he died.
The amuscmsntS 81 Halloween greatly
cary In different localities and among dit.
ferent people. In some sections, parties,
where all the ladies are dressed in calico
or u kindred material, and their male At.
PENDANTS are arraycd ia vests, coatA and
neckties 81 the same materials. are the
vogue. Frequently the young ladies send
sufficient material like their gowns for the
Ecntlemcn's outfits to the house IL the per-
son who gives the party. Then. on an
evening q week previous To said party all
the gentlemen invited meet and select their
materials. This they have made into coats,
vests and neck,ies without knowing 60
whom they are indebted. Ou Halloween,
ms each gent walks into the recep-
ton -roo,n, he selects for his part.
ner the young lady wearing the
gown that matches his coat. Thus, ac-
aord,ng to tradition, he learns his fate in
the lottery of mstrimony. Another way
Is for each lady to make . nocktie from the
material like the gown she 10 10 wear. All
these neckties are put In . box in the gen
tleman's dressing room, and each sslscts
what 90 him. 10 the prettisst and most
neatly made. lie chooses. Tor his partner.
the younH lady with gown to match. The
menu OF this feast embraces nuts, apples,
doughnuts and cider, md soasssimss .
simple domestic cake Tue gsnslsneu q
The party SHOULD, % carry out the 'idsa,"
passing the refrvshnsats 10 the ladbs.
10 servants should sppsas - the scso~-
Ja6ls TUX.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

Tn Hrsel1oaAa hAs pardoncd ex.
LleutseaiAJhhsaA. q. Wilcox, Of tho
srsAy. He We ID prison for duplicat.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHER.

AuISbubuONA ubvGA VCutGUs
ADviCEs from Samoa dated October A.?
state that Malistoa's partisan~ had burned
Tamsssse's residence and were hesicging
his adhcrents at Mulini point. The latter
were without food aud water and the Ger.
mans were then trying to supply them.
BY tbs displacement Of u switch In tho
station at Canton, Mass, the other morn.
Ing. . Fall River train ran Into = Middle.
boro train. smashing four cars aud driving
u through = foundry wall. No one was
hurt
ZANZIBAR natives have attacked and do.
atroyed MAdunoloa, u German station near
BaHainaio.
by q collision between a freight aud On
smigrant train near Gicndive. Mont. three
ladies were badly hurt and much property
ruined.
JOMS H. KSArP, president of tho great
lumber irm 81 Knapp, stout 4 Co., died
at Msnominec, Wis.,. rscsntly Of cancer Ut
the face. His wealth was placed ut many
millions.
By the fall Of = block Of buildings In
Glasgow, Scotland, recently $.5o,OOO dam.
age ives done
THE story that three German sailors had
besn eaten by Zanzibar natives proves un.
founded. They were killed but not de.
T.- v.,,,,, =, ,.,.,,, Mn. ...,.,.,
~ .,.n.I." pS. wv. ".sup
sir,s "M ~ ~, sS. W"r p",s ~ .s
80 h.,n~ , ~" WM 49, "" rr nv
T.-,W SI' ,r's.n! ' ~.
M"'.. NJ a.. ,m',""n . Wv
i.,i"m ~ .sI."r Wv" 80 y" Wv
ras.rr.T ''"'" ~ '""' ""'" wal
c",os, nrv,.v n c,,,., s,....,,
Mi ~mT I,hn ~ .%ni,I..". sp".,
chased Tho N".hvi,. ,T.Nn pu,
md vii, m,.s ,arIy r.1"",, .'
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

y A3A1TtbW newspaper Gags tsAc On.
sTedkcsSASof che daughter Of General
Boulangcr 10 Captain Driant. which
has recently been announced. repre-
scnts the triumph Of the lady's views
over her fathcr's wishes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

en A,fnoMy leOssRAvE. Governor
a Queensland Australia, died sud.
dauly On The ~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

Tn Osg1EaA police have seized all
10 oopise q ths paper containing the
1aAe Empsrer FrsAorickis diary OK.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-10-19

III Vo ~ beItet - voo pOOS u 1rojo0os
BsRSoUa washouts caused by Foods wers
reportsd from the province Of Nsw Bruns.
wick recently. The fall rains we're IN.
p~recedeuteL
Tns bottom of ~ Robsrt =. Carson. an
Ohio river cattle steamboat, collapsed tbs
othss night aud the vessel sank near
Evansville. Ind. Tho crew escaped.
ORR hundred persons wers killed In 70.
cent disorders At Port 81 Prince, Hayti.
A MADRID dispatch says there has been
aad tho United States. The latter de.
mands that the authorities al Fcz bc pun.
Ishsd for the arrest Of the American
Consui's protcgc and that indemnity be
paid.
THE vsndaiIa freight depot Al East ~.
Louis, Ill.,. was burned this other night.
Loss, &O,OW.
TRE President has vetoed q Senate hill
granting restoration NJ pension 81 Sarah
A. Woodbridge IN the grounds that the
precedent ought not 10 DO established ii
granting a pension 10 q soldiers widow
after a rcmarriagc, when thu second hus.
band still survived.
Two men gagged tho night clerk In charge
Of tho post.on,cc At Houston. Tex, On the
morning Of the 18th and robbed the mail
.-..Au. - 49, ... .-.-..
A. ,LI ..ii no. - s,,,nL .... r,.a.
~" 49,. .,,i.-.. 80. ..'". =, 49,.
hi..S,v" ~, ~. ns,p a.,. w ".s"',
!" 49, n ',c ,.s,,.,' ,"r Ia
,",.. "a ,w. n.,s s.u",. ,, ~. ,,.,.
r.. ,,n... v.,,.. H.. 80 ,v.,.;,I.. .a'I
M" C.iSwsI, lam a. i.os.n' clo..I ,h.,r
doors.
Ar the intersection NJ tho Walnut Hills
hor.. car circi,n.,, rsc.r,iv . co,i,.,or
m~urreJ ,,.,,se.n coh,. c,r ig, and p.rI
.-..,....N ~. =" ..,..I ~, a.. I'.,.i,..
c.r. I'm, M an. yy., ..r,ou.lv I,i,,.d'
Two Inyn. no,.. M. Zoe Il, nsI AMI nm.
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DIATHs

HoLroN. - In this city, on the 9TH inst. Harry
u Holoon. In the S6th year OF his ago.
Relatives ana friends Of tho family are 70.
spectfully invited 70 attend the funeral on
1hursday. the 9th inst. at 20 p. m. at his late
rosidonce. No. ia Moth Ann street. Also
Lodge 0s. X. Of r., Metsmora Tribe, No. Q,
]. o. = n; Nue Cross Castle, 10 90, X. Of q.
II Lancaster Cattle. NO. 100. X. M. O.; Ned
Lose Commandery. No. %, order United
Friends Typographical Union. No. TO- 9th
MRsHAr. In this city, on the bth inst, Mary
daughter OF James and Mary Meohan, Of Cor
donvflle, aged l6 years. D
The relatives ana friends OF the family are
retpectfully invited to attend the funeral
from D. Josoph's hospital. Friday morning .,
10 o'clock. Services 1t st. Josophs hospital
lnterment st st. nary's cemetery. 81
snNsR.-september 8. 1859 in this city, Isaa,
Wilbur sensr. son q John y. and sue. scnsr
The relatives ana friends of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funers
from the parents' residenoe, No. 2j1 East Fred
erick street, on Friday afternoon at clock
lnterment at Lancaster cemetery.
HrBss.-september g. 1885, in this city. CIau
y. ubsr. daughter Of Daniel ana the lats
Clara n, HUBER, and gTanddaughtsr OF JOSEPH
Ana Margaret Rooney In her eighth month.
Tine relatives ana friencs OF the family arr
respectfully invited to attend tho funeral
from her fathers reaidenee, No. 3g7 wey
james street, on Friday afternoon at so'ciock
Intorment at Lancaster cemetery
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5lSlf1D THEIR PASTOR.


ooLunnlA, oepe h--Ths member O.
- Johu's Lusnsrm church gave ncuse
Wq9mne % shelr passofs Hev 4. H Aehf'
- and his vile last evening. The poetor
4pnroo . house On Ls0cuM street above
MoAsA for his home ana the membsrs Of
- church assembled thers Lest svening
~ give him . good ssaft on his
1oNU kespang experaeacA Every mem.
- q me oongrsgatlon who attended
tgeneht ooane valuable and useful article.
~ eoeehets OF the pubic schools viii
9eQe Anessing IN the Locust street school
I Uu1loong On saturday morning as . O'Clock,
: - ohsy VIII bs assigned TO the schools Sor
eootng tsrm.
~ viGilant iifs company held their
l11nly neeasg ~ evening when t2o
y y0 sslleeeeo among the members 70 pay
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nsnr1no or c,rlzssS oonsrrsns.

Asfangemeaes nfn1o Boe 11nsQ0et Ree Penn
syivanis sssssrve Associates.
The cltiEsns' committse in charge of the
arnagemsnts Sor the reception Of the Penn.
sylvnnia Reserve asDociatiou met IN the
Board Of Trads rooms lase svsaipg. Judge
Ltvinssoon peseided ana @. G. Kennedy
aossd = secretary.
Df. WATERMAN stated that the Re.
serves went into the Army II. 900 strong and
returDed with 5000 men, and the duty Of
The citixsns' committee was 10 make arrange.
msnts 10 properly entsrtain them.
Capt Stauffsr said there would b about
$50 members Of the association present from
Q distance. The local Committee Of the
Reserves had arranged for lunch oil Of
that DAY, and he'd raised 800 70 pay the
Incidental expenses Of the meeting. They
he'd sufficient money 70 pay for svsrythina
but the banquet In the evening. AZ formsI
meetings Of the associasiou tickets for thu
evening banquet were sold, but this year Il
was proposed 70 make che banquet freq
and about e4c0 wss required.
After full discussion Il was decided I,
raise that amount A subscription list wa
| opened, and COS were subscribed BY thos
present Judge Livingston took charge o
the subscription paper, and there 10 u
question about the raising Of sufiacien
sum OF money 70 pay the expenses OF th
banquet An adjourned meeting Of th
committee will bs held on Saturday even
Ing.
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FROM THE sCENE or ACTION.


A Letter From maine ON the Political stus-
tion and the Fisheries Qasstion.
We are permitted to mako the following
extracts from letter received BY Mr.. Geo
N. Reynolds from his father, who II sum.
mering on the coast Of Maine. He writes !:
Our state u covered with speakers OF both
parties, both spending lots OF money. Our
people trying 70 out down the msj ority OF
years ego ana the other aide 10 keep it up
think We shall make gain, - eur vote
will be fully canvassed. Our people have
the money to pay the expsnse Of 20 doing.
There have been some few changes from
both parties, but mot enough, l think, TO
change the result very much, though some
OF our very sanguine friends are sure We
shail nearly carry the state. don't sea
much ofthe canvts, snd perhaps am not ab .
to give good opinion Of the current OF
affairs OF one thing, though am sure the
employs some ons thousand Of these and
20 70 7e Per csnt OF them are bluo noses,
and when they vote vote In Canada. The
balance (Am6ricans) are almost all Demo-
crats ana will vote with their party not
withstanding Bill Frye's and Gov.
Dingisys mighty effort. 70 protect "Ameri /.
can hshermenn and build mp material for
the American navee." That IL, blue nose
fishermen employed BY American fish
D0ee0s against blue no6o fishermen em.
ployed by Canadian bosses, and working
up material for the English navy In the
event Of war with Great Britain. To effect
this grand result We arc taxed ono half
cant per pound on salt fish. Big thing ,
Years ego before the treaty WAS sbrogated
. nsherman's vessel would start from herO
with . skipper and just yankee fishermen
enough. 10 sail her, run down to Novs
Scotia ton tho way TO the banks), I'LL up
her complement Of mon, take on supplies
that they could purchase cheaper than they
could at home, and on TO the banks. When
they had filled up they would start home,
leaving thoir blue nose men on the way,
and come home with the cargo Now thai
thing can't be done. They are obliged "a
go down TO the Scotia and hire the men,
bring them hero ON the start and bring
them here again at the finish, and that cost
big money. Hence the appeal for protec-
ton.
Mr.. VIM. p. Frye, after the annual mes
sage Of Cleveland was published, announced
that Growers tariff talk would give the
the Republicans Of Maine 5000 votes.
think Bill would like 20 compromise now
and take 80 p0r cent of that amOunL
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Acclasas to r. ". 0o,rsch.

Quits painful accident befel Peter w.
0oxrscht ct the new water works Tuesday
asssrnoon. He and some others were on.
0ged IN making connection With Q heavy
WAter metn, Weighing 5000 poundA The
men were working In . trench about Ave
yeeedeep. The pipe had been lowered almost
- the bottom OF tho trench, aud the msn
100 swinging Il into place whom the
defriok fslL Mr.. 0orrscht was directly
0oder 10 q tho time In . stoopluk position.
ned ~ hesn IN m ernot- position, or had
- hn1n,A Heavy plank across the
dl1lh, which broke the fail OF the derrick,
- would probably have been killed. Az
e 1was he rsceived heavy blow between
ths shoulders, from which he is badly
bruised and sprained, and his right foot
and ankle are 10 badly sprained that he
aan bsar no weight upon It. He was taken
70 his home, No. s23 West Lemon street,
where DR.. Albright attends him. He will
probably be unnt for work for week O.
tW0 q least.
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nsnry u. st.hmsn,s runsra,.

The funeral Of Henry n. Btebmau, who
0aeo 10 Conestoga township on Sunday,
Was held on Tuesday afterno0n. When
sns oortege arrived at the New DAnvills
messing house thsre was . crowd there
enMeisntly large to fill the church. Hun
oxooe were unable to hear the sermons
1naon were preached by Rsva Abrsm
1aesrs 3. r. Allemsn and Amos shenk.
xae lAsser spoke In German. 1t was 2
ecaock when the long Line Of carriages, 425
- number, bearing the funeral party
.vcd . the church, and 1t wa after 4
efclook when they returned to their homes
Ine intsrment ives made in tho graveyard
aaJolning the church.
NE 6tehmsn attended the obsequ of
socp Hsrri . relative, at the Danville
eouroh Tuesdaya week ago. Then he did
~ mink that seven days later he would
~ upon the bier In the same edifice.
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Orssers Engaged

Tho Prohibition tent II now NJ Black
1asren springA snd viii be used By the
unneem meeting on Thursday and Friday.
a eaoiaon to the List Of speakers hereto.
80 announced, Luther 8. n sufimsn, esq.
g snis city, will speak upon the interest
afdeu on Friday afternoon. Prohibition
msseings viii be held In the tent on Sstur-
oay and Sunday eveninga Rev. WIN
Aeiiosg and Luther b. Kaufman, ESQ /,
Will make addresses.
IL Kaufman leaves next week for Stan
- Del, where he will address harvest
name meeting OF the w. q. T. u, OF
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Caught In Cog whssls.

Saturday last % John stsufisr, Ia year
old son of II. NJ. Stauffer, was engaged In
cleaning up the fiouring mill at Quarryville
his shirt sleeve was caught between two
cog wheels and bis right arm partly drawn
Into the machinory. BY strenuous efforts
he pushed himself away from the cog
wheSls and saved his arm from being
crushed, though bis shirt IVES torn In shreds
and he received no less than eleven gashes
on his right arm, one or two Of them being
three Inches in length. DR.. Rsub dressed
the boys wounds and he 10 doing well.
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The sacred Hear, Aoad,mv,

Ihe esAcrsd Heart academy, corner OF East
Osnnss and Ann streets, opened for the fall
eeem On Monday. II 10 under corps OF
Aighly accomplished teachers, who are pre.
pnsod 70 give Instruction In eli the Enslish
nsancne4 German, French, music, drawing,
paaeens In oil and water oolors, and every
VARSITY OF plain and fancy needlework.
xne eacrsd Heart hes for years stood st the
80 o. schools OF its class, and there IL not
I; - Ne ss.as young ladies' academy better
eqp1pped Tor furnishing finiahsd eduos.
11oa 70 young ladies.
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The Lilitz Fair Grounds.

The Liliiz Fair association yesterday pur.
chased tract OF land containing 25 acres,
from Christian Snyder. 1t is situated Z
quarter OF Q mile north OF Lititz ON the
turnpike running to Lexington. 1t will be
htted up ~ permanent fair grounds Ow.
ing to the lateness Of the season there win
be no fair this year, but the race track will
be laid out and races will be held. The
price paid for the ground was $50 per acre.
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A Child IeIursd BY . Ts am

A child Of Anton Knaish, living on East
King street, near the Eastern Market was
run over by the team of Benjamin Myers,
OF White Oak, this morning. The child
was In the street and did not notice the
team approaching DR.. Siegler dressed the
child's wounds, which are not serious, and
Mr., Myers will pay the expense Of the
ohild's illnssa Mr.. Myers did not stop
after the accident, but was caught few
squares away by Officer Dare, The reason
he gave for not stopping sthat he could not
manAge his horse.
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A ncr,a Attachmanf

This morning John Grsu went to the
Pennsylvanis railroad station with lady
who was going away on Harrisburg Ex-
press Grau is the owner Of little dog OF
the Esquimsux species. This animal was
greatly attached to the lady and tried to
get into the car. When he was prevented
from doing this he went under the car and
took seat on the beam OF the brake 1t
was with difficulty that he could be re-
moved before the train started.
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A. the Opera House.

The Redmund Barry company had an
other large audience at the opera house last
evening to see " Herminie or the Gross of
Gold" well acted. The company sp.
pear for the last time this evening, and
those who attend are sure OF seeing Q fius
play strongly presented.
To morrow evening "Dr. Jsykil and
Mr.. Hyde" will be played by Dore David
son and company.
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JOINED IN wEpLocK.


-. UherissI IAnais and aliss Jessie witmss
Married IN PAsaoiss.
OhaFlss l. Lsndis, ssq., and Miss Jessie
Wilmer, daughter of Nj. Amos wilmer, OF
AsaoisA were married ct IL O'Clock this
n0ntng at All Saints Episcopal church,
&nRndieA The ceremony was performed
~ Rev. X. 8. Chittsnden, In the presence
q alasgs number OF invited guests. There
WWs no bridesmaids or groomsmen. The
ushers were r. Ecksrt Slaymaker aud
Sames D. Landi1 Alter the marriage
eeeemony there was reception at the home
osthe brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ian.
a. zen On the Ssashore express for IN sx-
seadsd wedding trip to the East and Cam
adA They will bs gone three weeks.
married as New Holland.
George N. Woods, son OF John N. Woods,
g Lsaoock, and Mim Rsbecca Jane Boyd
kinser were married q New Holland this
0ofning In tho presence OF the families OF
she contrasting parties. This afternoon the
newiy welded couple went on an extended
bsidal trip
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CnioAao. Sept. 8, e:SO Q. MARKET opened
NV ncssst.sept' ss 93azo; Oct s3kc.; Dec. 9iskc
.Cor.nc1,Isept.. 1890; Oct. lsXc; Dec. s,sc
OAts-sept-. 2Ao.; Oot., cixc.; Nav, ssxc.
tN 3d.
I.ard-sept.. % 10 Oct. q SIX.
short kips-Bept., % 30 !; Oct, o N.
CLOSING.
May. 9skc. '|'~
Corn..ept, tkc. Oct. 4s41c; Dec sako
Oats-sept. 2iISo; Oot. 9Axc.. May, 2skc.
=, ,rork-bept' Nt Sa; Oct, eiS 35; Nay
. SIX
short Ribs-sept. o o,k; Oct. eb,X.
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1hs Os,y ksscsric Lights.

1Aoro = general complaint O. 70 the city
e1og11e lightA FOR several nights mum.
- = thsu did not burn and last night
~ WoFo ont The lamp committee will re-
! - - sounolls this evening the dereliction
q - enupesy, and aak that the company
- peQuised 70 furnish better lights o. the
rop1sosl - snaullsd.
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ssptsmssr aass,,nx OF Coune,,.

The Sspssnber meeting OF city councils
wiu - held this evening. Common coun-
~ wnl elect clerk to MI the vacancy
oeune0 ~ the resignation OF JACOB nj,
ChulsA The contest for the clerkship d
0ow beeween Alderman Dsen, q. A. Gas,
ena oeorse Bressler, with the chances in
hvor Of Deem.
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AARKBT6.
Phiisdsl.hia Produce alsrns,.

Rhilsdsl2his Produce MARKET.
PHHApxLrHtA, sept D. Flour quiet, ssles
200 bbls; MINI. Bakers. a lO06 90 Penn'A
FAMILY ~ 160A % Western 40, o. lO0B 90 ;
Winter Patents, % 1905 60 spring DO, S5 250
kys, 20
:, Mhsat-sept, d; Oct. q Nov, Hx; Dec,
gorn-sept. $40: Oct. b3c, Nov tsc; Dec, l1c.
Dec, ,8lk. ' "N
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-05
Before tss MAYOR,

William Maiioy, blind man, was 40
coanoda;ed with lodgings at the station
49, lest svsn'ng. He was sent to tho
eixnahOuss this morning.
1oojenin Guinney, arrested for drunk,
zN1e0 and disordsriy conduct, wss sent to
- ~ 10 dsyA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-05
,outber. AIars., NAV,

The managers of the Southern market,
which Is to opsn on Saturday, 22d inst,
nave agreed to thoid the markets every
Tuesday and Saturday morning, early, and
Saturday afternoon ct O'Clock.