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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
An stsr.N,9h, Accident.

Oscar Brinkman, salesman for Kirk John.
son, musical instrument dealer on West
King street met with IN accident last eve.
ming while on his way from New Holland.
He wss driving along the pike near Bare
Vile when he heard the spprosch Of team.
The night was dark and no tried 70 get out
Of the way, but It was too lata The team,
which was horse and dog cart Of Moses
Huber, dashed Into his wagon, breaking
the tongue. The cart was tossed In the air
and badly damaged. Mr.. Huber was
thrown out and was stunned when he
struck the ground. The force OF the col.
lision was 10 great that Mr.. Huber's watch
wss thrown from his pocket, but was after
wards recovered. 1t was some time before
all the repairs were made and the teams
could proceed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13

he served the Telephone Uasnpany Nine
Yoars and win Now Engage In the
Insurnuco Busineos.


Insurance Business.
A. ID. Reese, manager for Lancaster
county OF the lines OF the Pennsylvania
telephone company, to-day sent In his
resignation to the company. The reason
for this step is that the duties OF tho position
have become too onerous for Mr.. Reese. 1t
IL not known - yet who will be the suc-
csssor to Mr.. Reese. That gentleman has
accepted the position OF general agent for
central Pennsylvania OF the National
Alliance insurance company, OF New York,
OF which w. Allen Curr IL state manager.
Mr.. Reese has boen with the telephone
company for the past nine years. For
three years he had charge OF tho Columbia
exchange only. He then came to
Lancaster, where he has bSen for
almost six years. During that time
he had charge OF the Lancaster
exchange and was manager Of the entire
county. When Mr.. Reese frst came to
Lancaster this Office had but 80 connections
and there were mono In the county except
at Ltliz Now the city flee has 270 CON.
nsctions, while Lititz has Al, Columbia 70
and there are lines to almost every part OF
the county. During his connection with
the line Mr.. Reese performed his duties
with tho greatest care and was always look.
Ing after the company's interesta He was
hard working aud Obliging tfIicer, and
bis place will DO hard TO fill.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
Dsa,h Of Rs,sr n. Sunny.

Peter II. SUNNY, Q well.kpown citizen,
died at his residence, No. $50 North Queen
street, today, after Q brief illness from
chronic malaria. Deceased was born In
Fest Hempnsld township and lived in the
county until 1883 when he removed TO the
city. He was Q civil engineer By occupa-
tlon and followed that business for many
years. From 1862 until 1896 he X spt the
hotel at Gruefi's Landing, owned By bis
father. in-law, the late Matthias 0rsefi. For
two years he ives one Of the city regulators.
He leaves wife and two sons, Alvin and
DR.. d. Il Sunny, of Columbus, Ohio He
was In the 9Th year Of his age. His
funeral will take place on Monday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
Uhsrssd win s,.s,,ps p,amo pds,

Laura Lent, the daughter OF Arthur Lent,
Q retired stock broker Of independent
means. wss arraigned In the Brooklyn
police court on Wednesday, charged with
stealing 1900 worth Of diamonds from p.
w. Taylor, . dealer In Brooklyn. Miss
Lent IL said to have entered the store, and,
after giving her name ~ Mrs. Parsons,
asked 70 be shown some diamond jewelry,
and while the clerks attention was else.
where directed took diamond ring and a
diamond pin, and left the store, saying that
she saw nothing she liked. Miss Lent,
who has hne voice, has sung In number
OF amateur concerts In Brooklyn, and In q
young woman Of fine appearance. She
says her father, who ls feeble, will be
crushed by her disgrace.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
rniLApELpHfA IA prsrRior ooNrERENuE uE.

Bisnop Turner Prescbes sn Eloquent sermon.
1hs Basissss Trsusscsed
Wednesday afternoons session OF the
Philadelphia district conference, at the Eas.
Straw berry street church, was opened with
religious service conducted by Rev. I. H.
Moore, OF Chambersbure.
Rev. Charles Roads, Of 81 PAui's M. Il.
church, welcomed the delegates 10 the city
and urged them TO psrsevere In their good
work.
The report Of the committee on presiding
elders support presented BY Rev. w. ID.
Heard, Of Philsdelphia, was discussed. Inc
committee favored . fixed sum on oacn
church. A number Of the members favored
. per capita tax, but the report Of the com.
mitiee wss adopted sitter several hours talk.
Just before adjournment Bishop Turner,
Of Philadelphia, arrived and was 0nthusi.
asticalDy received by the conference. AFTER
listening to the discussion for short time
he said there wss great necessity for pre-
siding elders and mentioned the growth
and strength Of those denominations which
have always had preaiding eldera The ex
ercises closed with the benediction, pro-
nounced BY the bishop.
In the evening there was large auend-
ance at the church. 1t was opened with
service Of song. after which Bishop Turner
preached an eloquent sermon from Collos
iaus VI, u. His theme wss, "All things
through God" After the bishops sermon
there was collection taken and brief cd.
dress by Rev. A. J. Campbell, from Mon
rovia, Africa He asked for the enoour.
agement Of Gil members Of the African
church for the missions In that fold.
This morning's services were opened
with prayer by Rev. J. T. Hammond, OF
Carlisle.
The question OF the presiding elders
salary was further discussed and after re'
vising the assessments made the com.
mittee's report was finally adopted.
Bishop Turner instructed the members
~ 10 the proper way In which church re-
coidn should be kept.
Rev. J. II. Buck kner, OF Germantown,
submitted the report OF the committee on
uniformity Of church service. The COM
mittee recommended the rituals prepared
and published by DR.. Embry on the nd
ministration Of the Lords supper, the
bread should 10 prepared in small bits and
| served from the plate I; the use Of unier.
mented wine and that love feast should bt
held before communion.
The report OF the committee was adopted
aud after the singing OF the doxoloRy, the
conferences adjourned, with benediotior
BY Rev. Wiikshsln, OF Steelton.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13

rev Hssk naaskss

N0W 2oR8 A068oe
NEW Yonx, sept 1S.Tloux MARKET dull |;
Zine. q oc0s 10: suIeranA g Ees % Hinn
MiSsss @ = ma wSss. 'ss STIR. ~ ~ = W. -
sskc NO. 4 Rsd, winter. Bept.. 9s3(c |;
NSt, ssk; rsesiptS. ssi,'oO, shipnssts'
.:es: Ss.a So, s., sxs' .'1;:; ::s.is:. S;:s s'
,c%ei @ hc @&issS. & 'a sept. TO- a,ss 81
recsipta. an. 500 shipmentss mono.
Bye Quill state 10.
PORK steady Oid Moss. ol5 BoiB 90.
Lard STEADY; sept e10S0 stct ol0 Ia
M0lasses steady for 20 boiling stnr9. GO0oo
Black strap. lSe. Nev Orleans O0A0c.
Turpontsre dull at 800
Rosin dull !. strained 70 good, q ooon oak
Petroleum firm Redned IN Cases, 9ke.
rreiRhte drm grain TO Liverpool. %
Butter firm western Croamorys l3o30o.
Cheese nominal, western flAt 70ee
state Factory. 7H0eo Fancy Whitss la0
-Isss easy ssssss lsosoo; western. II
sugar arm ashnsd .Cut,oai. $40, onnula-
Rice nominal Carolina fair togood, e9Sc
Conee steady, Fair CarHoee. for Rao. ib0ioko.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
Death OF . York LAWYER.

WI Fulton, prominent young member
OF the York county bar, died ct his home
yesterday. He had always enjoyed robust
health until last month when he was taken
with an attack OF pneumonia which led to
rheumatism. meeting Of the York bar
was held yesterday at which appropriate
resolutions were passed. This morning
the funeral took place. Deceased was .
prominent member OF the Masons and
Knights OF Pythiss.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
A aasu,s su,uio,ou, Ao,,on

Last night man was seen acting suspIc
oualy at the residence Of Milton weidle
No. 532 East Orange street. About hal
past nine O'Clock Q lady who resides mex
door looked out her second story window
and saw . man on MIR. Weidle's balcony
When he saw that he was discovered tn,
fellow quickly slid down ard made oil
Mr.. Weidle was not at home at the tim,
and II IL believed that the man meant :,
break into the house.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
OxfOrd'e Fair,

The eighteenth annual fall fair OF the
Oxford Agricultural society will take place
In that town on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, September 70, q, and IS The ex
hiblS promise to be fine and large num-
bcr OF good horses have been entered for
races. Az this fair comes Immediately after
that OF Lancaster, the people Of our county
will have time to attend both,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
UhioaSo Produos sasrssa

CaIoAao, Sept. lA, B8O q. m.-MArket opened.
Wheat-sept., 8Okc; Oct s9kc., Dec. 9lkc +:
May, 85kc.
.Corn.sept. $50, Oct. Abc; Dec, $40 ;
May, 1870.
oats.sept. 2aAc.; oct, Akc; Dec. 2c
llt 20
Lard-sept. elO 90, OCT. o o., Doc, o %.
Short RiDs-Sept.. % 70 oct, - 8a
CLOoINo.
wheat-sept. sOkc.; Dot. 9O,fc.; Dec, 9Ikc
May. 95Ao.
Corn-sept.. lsc, Oot.. llkc; Dec, soc !;
May. 891c.
..Oats.sept. 2.skc; Oct. 2Iko.; Dec. 25o
May, 2skc.
Pork-sept.. ST 30; Oct. 0A 30; Nov. :,
Lard-sept % 97K; Oct. % s7k; Dec.
q sex.
Short Ribs-sept. q 70; Got. $50;
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
Degree WORK,

For the first time since the beginning OF
the heated term the degree staff OF Hershel
lodge Will work the hrst degree in amplified
form at their hall this evening, five candi
Gates receiving the degree. Visitors from
abroad will be present The staff has been
attracting considerable attention, and to.
night they are expected to do excellent
work.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
DIR. schisdt serenaded,

Last evening the students of franklin
and Marshsll college gave DR.. Schisdt q
ssrensde st his residence, corner OF Mary
and Chestnut streets. 1t will be remem.
bered that DR.. 3. recently took to himself
his better half The serensde was con-
Quoted in an orderly and respectful man.
ner. DIR. Schiedt made kind address and
thank ed the boya
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
The Ku,ehts Of the n, site O, ain.

At the session Of the Select Castle OF
Pennsylvania, Ancient Order Knights Of
the Mystic Chain, In Harrisburg, the mag
ni1cent banner Of the order was presented
TO Lancaster Castle. No. l28, OF Lancaster,
- the banner castle Of Pennsylvania that
castle having Initiated the largest number
OF members during the term just closed.
d. 8. Rettew accepted the banner for Lar.
caster castle.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
ss,s Ass,ns, an "a. o,.,e L,ga, Company.

oau 1GSthst An Eh otFfe Light Company.
City Solicitor Brown has brought q suit
boeore Alderman spurrier against the Edi.
soa Electric Light company. 1t will be
1omsmbered that last year an ordinance
Uas passed which taxed cabs, wagons, tele-
-eseph poles, 90. The Edison company ID
shs owner Of quito large number Of poles
N this city, each of which IL liable to Q tax
~ 80 eentA They have refused 10 pay the
Dax OF any portion of IT, hence this suit. A
hearisg VIII be had In the case on Tuesday
noxt
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13

loud In hsr praise. The company rsmains hare
three nights. and thers b NO doubt that the
performance - wen - It's busiusss Will b
satisfactory 10 al.
One Of Nerf Weeks Attractions. .-One Of the
attractions st Fulton opera house next week
70 Hdwin Arden. who appeAn Moadsy, Tues-
day aud wednesday IN Ragle's rest ana
Barred Out" Mr.. Arden 70 . we.l-known
ana popular young actor. who for years was
with Edwin Booth His wife 70 daughter Of
Thomas " KeenA the tragodian.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13

John A. Burger, Jr., purchased to day
from John Holman the property on South
Beaver street known a. Ono. 4 cotton
MILL" on private terms. This property has
been occupied by Mr.. Burger for Q few
years past ss planning mill and sash factory,
and he will continue 70 use It for the same
purpose.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
Funersi OF Alrs. Ihsddeus Hen,y

The funeral OF Mrs. Tbaddeus Henry
took place this afternoon from the residences
OF her husband, on North street Toe re-
mains were taken to the Strawberry street
church, where the funeral sermon was
preached by Rev. Seth d. w. Smith, pastor
OF the church. The intermont was made in
the graveyard adjoining the church.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
Will Leav0 for Ham a.

John Slingeriand and George Lsewu,
who have been hero since May 20:h, en-
gagged at putting In the Worthington pump
at the new city water works, will leave for
home Tomorrow. They will wait until the
we'll Ut the works has-been pumped out,
when one or probably both of them will
return.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
a Lancaster Horse wilma.

The running race at the state fair, which
had been postponed from Saturday, came
on yesterday, and 1t was won by Sam
Walton, entered by Richard II. Sales OF
this city. The summary was:
H. II. Sales enters 8. e., Fam walton
Harry Nuremberg enters b, g., Pat Daiey. 2 Z
Time 2;0l ana l;.Gk.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
CLOSED Their Engagement.

"The Bunch OF Keys" company appeared
Tor the last time In Fulton opera house last
evening, when the audience was again OF
good size. The company played Q profit.
able engagement In Lancaster, and the
members OF the company made themselves
great favoIites with the theatre. going
people.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
ns.aal IrA,a,ps IN the schools.

DR. Athsrtou, president OF the Psnnsyl-
vaaia 6tsts college. Centre county, and
chn1rnan Of the commission ON manual
oenlning. appointed BY Governor Beaver, ID
- ~ Millsrsviils stste Normal school To-
10 - suggest wsys and means for intro.
slnsang manual training - . part Of the
HogmAl couSsA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
Lumbsrmen Goins to Luray.

sixty members OF the Philadelphia Lum.
Der Exchange were passengers on Niagara
Express, OF the Pennsy lvania railroad, this
morning. They had two passenger coaches
and combinstion car, which was filled
with good things. They were on their way
to Luray on an excursion.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
IGENCKR. Centre so a are.
AnusRlnenta

zhka 1o'Ni9ht.-This evening Ii. q. MI
ners company make Its appearance In VIII
Carleton great play of "zltsa" Last season
the company was here for two nights and
gave the greatest satisfaction. Nav w heeier.
q charming young actress, is the star, ana
wherever she has appeared the press has been
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
Advertising Cards

DO yon wish TO use cards for advertising
purposes during the fair2 Ifyou 40. you viii
do well TO call at the ISTELLIaKscKR OFFICE
and see nne samples and cheap prices, We
VIII give you neat ana cheap novelty adver.
tising of all kinds.
INTxLLIGENCKR.C Centre So are.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
Sent Out tor Is Days

Edward Spear was arrested yesterday by
Constable Snsuo for drunkenness and dis.
orderly conduct He resisted arrest and
struck the officer with stone. Alderman
Barr sent him to jail for Is days.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
hieetiug Of the n.roh,pe OIub

The marching club of the Young Mems
Democratic club will meet Friday evening
at o'clock. The bids for furnishing
uniiorms for the club win bs opened and
the contract probably awarded. After the
the business meeting there will be a club
drill.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
OhAIged win As..ui, ana ssttsr,

VIM. Irwin, on oath OF Frank Shenk,
Was arrested and held TO bail for hearing
ON Saturday next at 10 Q. M, before Alder
msn spurrier, to answer for assault aud
battery. Both parties are from Pesues
township.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
Wentto California

Miss Kate Drschbar, formerly OF this city,
who has been living In California for some
time, has been In this city on q visit. Last
evening she returned 70 San Francisco.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
Club shooting To-morrow.

There Will be plenty of sport at Knspp's
villa tomorrow, when the Lancaster Gun
club will shoot sgsinst the Mountville
and Columbia clubs. The Lancaster gun
nsTs are making great preparations for the
event.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
Gave $40 600 Hail.

Wepger Croft, sued on Wednesday by
George J. Croft, for slsnder, gave bail in
the sum OF slo, 600 for his appearance at the
next session OF court.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13
wtrse Wera Dsunocral

wtrst Wssa Dsmocrsuc Club.
Thers Will bs eusiusss meeting Of the
&1gee Wasd Dsnoorstis CLUB this evening
- 7;>o o'aook q the Western hossl.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13

AsrRIoH's Palace OF Fashion will DO closed
on saturday, september Is, untii 9 pm.
seplO-5td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13

ROR SALE OR RENT-A FIRST.
y class Farm, situated two miles from Ian.
caster city. Terms reasonable. Inquire at
auglSlmd THIS OfBlO0.
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WV AD DYBRrf8DNBNrA
TIE FINEST AMERrCAN CHAM
Golden Ags SA Hamnonlsport Dee
RoHaEA1 LIQUOR 'sroRn.
WANrED-A GOOD COOK. APPLY
sis.aas! upuonrH DuKssrss.r
uyANfED--A COOK APPLY AT 6Qo
w NORTH nUKE srRBDT. slStid
puBLIOsAINoF HOUSEHOLD AND
4 Kitchen Furniture on to-morrow (Frioay)
'iS:s:. IA: ~ \ ;s'osE L lSs!;;,:s:s' SxsS:: T.
GET QUIT SET oUTi 77T71T'
- ,y,s ssusr ss.sr k,snt est Ont One q ts: ga
'iv 'Gas so is 4; sorsl smuNs.ss Sa..ss 81.
nANClNG SCHOOL AT TIE n EN-
~ EEKCHOk HALL on oATUHDAY
nvHEiHG ate o,clock. stcey's Full Orohcs.
iiso: ii M ~ ''' SXHSsI 6 si'S'i aSM8RS. !sil Ss'n''
sepls eVo- Hanger.
UOR RRENT-TwOCOMM
- Rooms on second Floor. with Heat and
CAS- Centrally Located, !, Apply tGa,,
Reel Estate ana Insurance Agent. No iS East
King street. sepl1sA
1 .O5r---AT OR NEAR THE p. \. r.
ia!, i,sS is:s: t:ay: Goa *ssss ssd cSsin. Gn.
Ah0sr'' reward 70 81. 81 t5Ua:fa 9. 4. faaurBErrh
sla3M No.l3w. Orange 81. Lancaster. Pa
WANTED-CLEAN WHITE PIG
prices paid: IIsLis md.
HOUSES FOR SALE ON THE MOST
- liberal terms. on West Chestnut, Wal.
naTL aL,L lemon Aary' Zine ana Ohariotts streets.
mitsmd se HoRTH NARY STREET.
A H. ROsENsTEIN TAX rs PLEASE
~ a. Uh in announcing that hs has secured
tho 's'V''ei Ma r HAROLD RrrsrR
an Experienced and Stylish Gutter. late OF
xSa Si iol Asc ss ne q -
ton OF the g Il
NVOK RENT-THE DEHIRABLEP PROP.
Hotel; immediate os session no incumbrsncs
in the way OF Old furniture. etc. A rare
SsnS the best IL hs sy map q :as
AHSsls sHs.d s0 No. 81 SHAs soi,s n aas.s sssss.
NoTIoE 10
Book-Makers,
Bids for the making of Assessment Books
VIII be received at the County Com m issiOners,
ONCE uutil $50 q. m Tuesday. September lS
| lsSs. 81 a~nle book may be seen at Commis
Attest: WV. GRIEsT, Clerk.
Bepl2-nd
FALL 1885,
II
Fine Tailoring
For the Latest Novelties, confined styles
Largest assOrtment of Fine WOOleus. anc
| prices a. low as any. go to
II. GERHART'S
Only Direct Importing Tailor
4s NORTH QUEEN STREET.
nON'T FORGET 1T.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-13

Alter the last Boot Season we bought fiity.
nine (6s) Cases OF Youths Boys and Mems
Boots at Private Assignee sale, for Spot cash
at such exceedingly Low Prices that We can
now sell you them Retail at Regular Wholesale
Prices, and yet make pront enough to keep VI
alive.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-09
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING,

The legal voters of the Town of Waterbury are h ereby warned that a special town meeting of il City Hall. in sad town, on Monday. the 9th day of March, 19, 1888, at o'clock, D. m. for th following purposes, to wit:
 lst. To vote whether or not the town wishes building, land, etc, now owned and occupied Jointly by said town and the city of Waterhnrv ;, and thereby, allow the city. of Waterbury to be- come the sole owner of said property.
 willing to sell the interest of the town to the city; to vote if you will buy the interest of said city in said property, and thereby become the sole aa owner M in and to said City Hall property.
 either of the above propositions.' whether or not you Will Join the said city of Waterbury in the necessary cost to be incurred in making such al- teratlons and changes in said City Half building as may be deemed expedent for the use of said town or city, said expense to be equally divided between said city and said town.
 4Ih. To vote provided you should adopt the plan of jointly making the proposed changes. and to continue the joint ownership of said property', whether or not, you will grant to the city of Wa terbury the right to erect and maintain upon tht. land 1n rear of said city hall, said land being warming new building, said building to be used py sald city as police station and lookup, and the cost of erecting said new building to be wholly borne by said city of Waterbury
 5th. To authorize the selectmen or appoint 2 proper committee or committees to act in behalf Of said town, with the court of common council or with their representatives, or committee duly all said duties the part of said city. " ''''>' tta. To pass. any and all votes necessary for the completion of any act which this town meet
 iron over Mad W saF st saia%n " nsasans streats 'ne \ JOHN B, DoHRRTY, !. iselectmen
 5G - " N, f19sii
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-09
NUTMEG CRAVINGS.

The Rev Russell Jennings of Deep River, wealthy clergyman and manufacturer, died yesterday afternoon. He was noted for having donated many thousand dollars to Baptist churches About dozen churches have each received $3,OOO from him within three years. In all during his long life, he gave at least $200,000 in aid ing and building Baptist churches.
 State Agent Thrall and Agent Mansfield of the humane society, visited the Knowles farm in Lanesville, Wednesday. A few weeks ago complaints were made that Knowles was keeping number of half starved cattle, while the carcasses of several which had died were lying about his pre- misses, also that everything about the farm and house, was in filthy state. On We'd nesday the conditions were found improved. Agent Thrall was not allowed to enter the house, and the condition of the girl mem toned in the complaint was not ascertain ed. The agent will, however, visit the Knowles farm again and be prepared to ex- anime the house.