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ever, l think that Mitchell fight has been a
lesson. to John. and that they will not be able to
Prof, Bill Clark, the Belfast Chicken, is a be-
lever in Kilrain.
the fight kilrain made against that big Jem
Smith stamps him ny q splendid man. sullivan
came out at a time when there were no fighters
FEW r %aa n ms fHf FL y a BSae en- and SlGy not fS q fIsGter c' a
y There il a vast difference between boxing
2 S}nS rnIssl rTIE y.S and nav tigG Mb9Gp lSn sSy o TriziG n
nothing. When lie meets Kilrein, he will have
the strongest opponent he ever had and o man
who can. fight London rules.
Sullivan has not taken care Of himself, and
is z big; stubborn Dor Il fe a!S whom Ea mo no one can
knock out Kilrain, but otherwise / do not think
Kilrain.", It is doubtful whether the Hight viii
Hiram WIN wiz r. sure ne;, !, said T Sn}, Allen, It the e
greatly oyorestimated tighter. He, got II,
there he eiiS is a difference between %i% travelling about
s%parring a few rounds with gloves and real
fighting. Kilrain Is a very clever fighter. well
whip Sulliyan'as sure az ! am. going to the fight
wifi Tom Kelly and Fred Atkins, and my money
Fred Watkins, the hacker of prize-hghters,
stated: vr
ull HIN ~ WIN ~ au " ~"
more about the London priZe-ring rules than
In Chicago, from which place I have lust re-
turned, ! find everybody for S~ullivan; but, that
does not change my opinion one bit. Sullivan
il u sparrer and not a lighter" ,
II think Kilrain will win, and have placed
some money on him" remarked Hugh NC
Manus. the middle weight. The odds here
are about 5 to in Sullivan's favor, but the peo-
pie in my opinion are mistaken in their judg-
ment of the men. Sullivan il not the man he
used to be, and it is a question whether he ever
was the man kilrain is. ,
Certain it is that the big fellow has injured
himself a great deal by BIZ dissipStioni and do
Hank Wider"
AT one time Sullivan could xhip any Of them
easily, but lie can't do it now. Dissipation hat
broken him down, and he il no longer fit for a
fight; o.u...
has done and retain his strength and condition.
1t is against the rules of nature, and any maI
who docs it invariably fails.
Cole Ullman remarked II saw Sullivan
when he whipped Paddy Ryan, and he whipped
him easily. or course. Ryan was not much Of 9
man. but Sullivan appeared to me as a wonder,
and l think that the man who can whip him viii
certainly he a phenomenon. | don't think Xii
rain can do it"
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AS LOOKED AT IN PHILADELPHIA.
Arthur chm nber and Prof. Murray Among
the Champions of Sullivan.
rtprcIAL TO THE vENING woRLp.I

IfPFcIAL TO THE EVENING woRLp.I
PHILADELPHIA, Tune 27.-A prominent sport
ing man, who recently induced Sullivan to come
here and wrestle Muldoon, confidently believes
that Jake Kilrain will carry of the laurels.
sullivan would win the fight, said Mr.. Cole.
- IL he were in the same physical condition now
that he was Ave years ago. AS it is. his system
has been greatly abused.
"Kil-ain possesses one advantage" continued
Cole, lin having Charley Mitchell for a
trainer. Mitchell knows all of Sullivanis weak
points. and this is a condition that cannot be
Prof. James Murray, OF the Philadelphia
Fencing and S~parring Club. is an out and out
Sullivan man..
stack and work az he never did before.
80 But You overlook Sullivan'S present condi-
ton, " interrupted the reporter.
Not at all, " responded the Professor. Sui
Ivan may let KilTain nurse. his strength for
a few rounds, and then he will go IN for a finish.
Then again. Kilrain may worry sullivan Tor
Ave or six rounds and. then run In on him; but
taking the merits Of both the contestants into
consideration, I've not the slightest doubt bnt
sullivan will win the fight, simply because he
has more strength and confidence than his op-
Arthur Chambers said; IN John /. is. the
same old sullivan the fight IN his. I'm OF the
opinion that the men are evenly matched and
that the fight will be TO a finish,
OF course, none can prophecy the result,
though ] am inclined to think that Sullivan has
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OPINIONS IN ST. LOUIS.
Some Strong KilFain PartisanG. Though
Sullivan Has Betting Odds.
IsPEo1AL TO rHE vENIS WORLD

NECA@S ~
Sr, LOUIS, June 9 .-When Tom Kelly, the
ex-champion middle-weiRbt, who seconded
Paddy Ryan in the ~latter's fight with Sullivan,
was asked what he thought OF the Sullivan-Kil-
rain mill. he remarked:
~ have never seen KilrSin fight and do not
know what he can do; but, taking it that mis-
fight with Jem Smith was on the square, he
must be a good one. for Smith is the acknowl-
edged champion of England, and but for dark
ness coming on Kilraip would have won: ,n1
Mitchell Is not as good . man as, Smith. That
would indicate that Kilrain IL the better man,
R mSs MI,sEs Srll WITCH T I 40 not iH fSS eiieTe he w wnen ne
and Il f'Y Rifrai su' can Whip $SHi@ he i o]ertainiys
6Srd aSht. That is the only Opinion 1 will
s aPsa S iS'S: t ass sihtis%PiS Nh m EIa :Tst, nn Of x s4S
easily. tell you that the big fellow il q Won
der, and when he Is condition none, OF these
viii be in condition fol. this fight l will GER
family put up on him all the money can raise
In s IS T 6RSrisy H DAY.. who RSS f GS Billy Myer for
-N''ff that fight comes of Sullivan viii win. L
the big fellow is In condition he. will whip Kill
rain easily, and II not, in condition. Sulliysn,s
hackers, rather than take any, chances OF losing
sHsh, %sS SIlItN Miii h sse srsst sno 1 hse' and noes strength fSs T
more more Clever thar, the Zig fellow: ..o.~
brute strength IL all boah; he Ia az scientific IN
any fighter and has . rush which none If them
Hiram In a punch. but / think about fifteen
rounds will settle the fight,
ZONE thing In KilrGin's favor Is his selection
van: both are very cunning. and know, lots OF
points, about sullivSn'S hShting which they can
'Rob FHrreii, the lightweight who travelled
in SnlliyanS first combination, remarked; II
he will stand mp TO sullivan and night there Is
With him, and the only way they can possibly
whip him IL TO .outReneral him; 49,
"'iHe IN a big, impatient fellow, and they
might ret him to tire himself out, lust a.
Mitehelf did with him, and then might whip
him; but they can never do 1t otherwise HOW
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SCEPTICAL MONTREAL.
Her Sports CANE Relieve that the Fight
Will Take Place.
SPECIAL. TO THE EvESI WORTH.

lEPFcIAr. TO THE EvEEINd WORTH.
MONTREAL, June 30. There is 4 very general
impression here that the Sullivan-K ilrain fight
will never come of, and that IL the men do
meet in the ring neither will he allowed to win.
Harry Phillips says: - Sullivan. II he has kept
straight as long az they say he has. ought to
make q good battle, though Kilrain may do him.
1t all depends upon the men running it whether
the fight will be fought out or not
George Koester.I suppose ! am asked a hun;
dred times q day . How about the fight - and
l hear as many different opinions. ! don't think
the fight will come off. II it does, it will never
end, and il IL ends. Sullivan will do his man.
That's how l stand.
Joe Pant-Kilrain is the best man and ought
to win. The fight may not take place.
Jack I~aird-Sullivan used to be my idol. hut
Kilrain seems to he q gentleman, therefore he
ought to win. ! think there is too much money
up for either man to win.
Andy, M~aloney-Kilrain Is my man; He's as
much better than sullivan as Sullivan four
years ago was better than Kilrain, and If he gets
q chance Sullivan's goose is cooked.
Joe MAloney-lts M impression that before
the men 20 into the ring it will he fixed; that
neither will win, aud the suckers who pu! MP the
$40, 900 to get them to fight will be the only
ones out. Neither man can afford to lose.
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PlTTsBURG FOR SULLIVAN.
Big sports and the Smaller Fry Pick Him
for Winner. =
rsryc,A1, TO THE EVENING vopLn.

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLn.l
PITTsBURd, June 80. -" Who do l think will
win the Sullivan Kilrain fight ?" said ex-MAyor
Andy Fulton. in reply to THE EVENING WoRLD's
correspondents question:
well. IL both men are In good condition,
there will be but one man in the ring. and his
name il Sullivan. Even IL John l.. IL not quite
in shape, l think he can defeat Jake. Win l take
in the fight? Very probably. l have witnessed
all the big battles in this country in my time"
Capt. Thomas r.. Hughes: ~ don't think
Sullivan can ever get in condition again, and
even if he was fit and well, | doubt II he could
defeat Kilrain. Yes, sir; l think Kilrain will
win.
Doc Thompson, one Of the oldest and best
posted men. on iistiana, IL strongly of the opin-
ion that Sullivan will win.
Says he; "Kilrain, ] admit, is a good, big,
strong fellow; but he is not a match for, s,plIi-
van's skill. John has both strength and, skill,
and he is one Of the few big men that will COM
pare favorably with Ned Baldwin. when the
latter was in his prime.
But while Sullivan is the equal Of the irish
Giant, he is a better man to wager your money
on, because he is dead game aud will keep on
going until he makes n win, or at any rate he
will save his friends money"
Among twenty-siX small-fry sports spoken to
twenty-three picked Sullivan as the winner.
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be. He has always lived moderately, and. of
course, condition 10 everything in a fight. He
has improved greatly AZ q boxer and wrestler,
too, in these last years
Warren Misunderstanding by the lives the
two men have led. these later years, / think
Kilrain ought to WIN. He is big. strong and
clever, and has the health on his side. l think
this last point. will counterbahnce Sullivan's
well known rushing abilities.
Richard Darling-Well, Sullivan, / think. re-
tainS enough Of his old vim and spirit to carry
through :, winner, Even II, his condition il
balance this, and his boxing ability is unques-
toned.
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Amateur Rn.ebam NOtea.

Continentals, ls; Centrals. 10.
WideRwakes, q; ScoTchers, Z.
Young Manhattans, IL; McGirr Juniors, 8.
Huttons, IL; Hudsons, o.
Gothams. "a; Carlyles. &.
Amphions, 10; Twilights. 8.
Reckless, 40; Electrica, 81.
Lillys, 10; Unknowns, IS.
Matchless. &; Umpires, Z.
Standards, 4; Standard Juniors, O.
Pines, &; Mohawks, Z.
Monroe. 10; LynwoodS, IL.
Irving Juniors. II; Dauntless, 90.
Volunteers, .; Diamond Stars, d.
Ovington Bros, IL; Naples, 1.
Climaxes. 5; Mayiowers, lS.
Young Bayards, II; 0akleys, Z.
j. +. Cahen h Bros, IL; Iodines, 8.
Mascots, o; Randalls, 4.
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TWO ACCIDENTS On THE BRIDGE.
A Car Jumps the Track and n Truck Wheel
Breaks Through the Roadway.

BFcnkb ThrOuNh the INOAHNuys
Thousands of Brooklynites stood around the
bridge entrance at o O'Clock this morning, maxi
ing all kinds of inquiries as to when they could
get to New York by train.
THE delay was caused by an accident ON the
New York end Of the bridge.
While switching n train to the return track
one OF the cars Jumped the track and in 4. few
minutes there was a line of cars reaching from
the New York end to the first tower. II was
something over an hour before the trains were
running on regular time again.
About half way across the bridge this morn
ing the hind wheel Of a truck loaded with heayy
planks on the roadway. Fortunately, II was on
the side far enough to allow other vehicles %
DaBs,
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Killed AMER Leaving Ills sweetheart.

lhpEClAL TO IhE ENhNlho NOhLD'l
South NoRwALK, Conn, June 2O.-While re-
turning from a visit to Mary O'Brien. whom he
was TO marry next week, William SauerwcN last
night fell from the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railway bridge and was killed. He
was n prosperous mATketmAn in this city.
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Baseball To-Day.

NATIONAL
New York at indianapolis,
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at PittSburg.
Washington at Cleveland.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Columbus at Baltimore.
Cincinnati at Kansas City.
Louisville at st. Louis.
ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Wilkesbarre at Newark.
Worcester at New Haven.
Lowell at Hartford.
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Gilmore Mt Home Again.

There will be a grand concert this afternoon
and evening at the Oriental and Manhattan
Beach Hotel. Patrick Sarstield Gilmore's re-
turn to the hotel will be celebrated by two grand
concerts tomorrow afternoon and evening, at
which will be heard Sig. ltalo. Campanini.
Signora Clementina De We're and Miss Helen
Dudley Campbell.
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A Shocking Story OF Marital LnfelicIty
in Millionaire Society Circles in the SUN
DAY WORLD.
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IT il q wonder to the patient how completely
headache. when taken as directed. -
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securing and cleaning soap. B cents, =.
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settled down TO hard training and will make q
desperate effort to win the contest. =.
III he is well managed and watches himself
he IN sure to win."
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That Bearing Down Pain
Is cured by CARTER's IRON PILLS. At druggists. -
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AN ENGLISHMAN FIRED UPON
EXCITEMENT INTENSIFIED OVER THE
DELAGOA BAY RAILROAD TROUBLE.

TBY CABLE TO THE PRESS NEWS AssocIATIoS.l
LONDON, June 20. The excitement over the
Drlngoa Bay Hallway is intensified today.
A despatch from the manager OF the railway
states that the Portuguese have torn up the rail-
way and fired on an English engineer who en-
deavorcd to resist their higl-handed action.
The officials of the road have also been ar
rested. and the manager makes All urgent de-
mand on Lord Salisbury for the Intervention
and assistance OF the British Government.
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RECREATION GROUNDS, Long leland City, tO-morrow,
SENATOR'S VI. ACNLs. Game called AR NJ. 15e, -
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Who Is Not

interested IN baseball P~lAyeFst You may have photo.
Graph gallery, II you like, OF these celebrities fFoa, -
simply smoking Docs HEAD CIoARHrTAl. -
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Wretched Marriage Customs and the
Baby Widows of India - SUNDAY S
WORLD.
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Everybody who has Read "ARMA-
DALE" will begin WILKIE COLLINS'S
Latest Thrilling Romance, "BLIND
LOVE-" with the Opening Chapters I'm
the SUNDAY WORLD.
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summer Leisure.

Rev. Dr. J. NJ Tit6cl and family are
Mechanicsburg, Cumberland county.
The Aid society of the West Mission
church arc picnicking to-day at Rocky
Springs.
The Young Mems Christian association
are arranging for thcir second annual field
day. II will he held at McGrann's park on
next Wednesday. A game of base ball and
tennis are among the sports
Mr.. Edwin Z. Sayres and family, of this
city, are visiting in York, the guests of Mr..
Sayres' parents. 49,
The Second Evangelical church is hold
ing picnic at Penryn. About two hundred
persons went out In the morning train, and
they were followed hy others at noon.
The Bethel Church of God are having a
picnic at Rocky Springs to-day, and large
number of people went out by omnibus
and stree. ear.
Grace Lutheran Sunday school will go to
Lititz tomorrow.
Tho Pennsylvania railroad company has
begun selling excursion tickets to VIII
liams Grove To the Sunday school meeting.
On Sunday next the sale of tickets to
Landisyillo campmoeting commences.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening the
Harmonic club, OF this city, viii hold II
picnic at Rocky Springs, and a fine time is
expected. This is one of the prcttiest spots
around Lancaster mt present.
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A MIDNIGHT MARRIAGE.
Jobs For Deputy Orphans Court Clerk
Kaufman and Alderman Rarr.

Deputy Clork of the Orphans Court
Samuel L.Kanliman was avail ened shortly
before midnight by violent ringing of the
door bell.
Mr.. Kaufman got up, and was told that
he was wanted at once 10 issue a marriage
license. He thought to-day would do as
well, and at first declined TO come.
upon being told that il was a matter of
the greatest interest TO the parties con-
cerned that license should be procured,
he went TO the Office and issued the uerus-
sary license,
The parties applying for the license were
Frederick Aiiiebach and Mary 5. Wild.
myer.
As soon as the license was issued the
parties went 10 Alderman Barr Office and
at midnight he united the pair in lily.
The ceremony was performed at that I'm
usual hour because il was late at night
when the constable arrested Mr.. Anebach
for having wronged Miss Widmyer.
Afiiebach agreed to right the wrong and
for that reason Mary was anX ious 10 have
the ceremony performed at once.
The bride is from this city and the groom
from Mannheim township.
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CoLuMBIA,s BUDGET.
Events OF tho Big Borough Death oi
Daughter of william 4. 9eIple.

Events OF the Big BorOugh-Death OF
Daughter OF william Y. seipie.
COLUMBIA, July f7.--Edna Seiple, an
infant daughter Of William 4. seiple, died
this morning at 2:l5 o'clock frem summer
complaint. The funeral win be held on
Thursday morning at 1870 o'clock inter
mont at Washington borough.
John Bowen was sued by his wife Lizzie
for assault and battery. A hearing was had
yesterday afternoon at the Office Of Squire
Hershey, when the accused was held in
$500 bail for trial at court.
samuel Price, an old Columbian, left
town to-day for his home near Pittsburg.
He has not been here for almost forty years,
and spent a short while visiting his old
friends.
George c. X. Sample and family left to-
day fora visit 60 Ebonsburg Pa.
Theo. l.. Urban has received several very
fine Indian arrow heads from Ansc Pur-
pie, who found them about forty mites
from the City of Mexico. The relics are of
obsidian and quartz, and are very fine
specimens.
"Son" Uolsinger sued Lydia Malscn,
wife of David Malson. before Squire Evans
for adultery. a hearing was held last
evening and the ease was dismissed. All
the parties are colored.
A notice was in the NeuS that the train
for the picnic at Lititz yesterday would
leave at l2:45 p. m. Councilman John D.
Forry and children went TO the station at
1910 o'clock and found the train had left
five minutes previous. The correct time
for the departure of the train Is 1925 p. IN.
The high school base bali club has been
fe-organiAed and will play game with the
Ironclads, of Lancaster, on Friday after
noon at O'Clock The game will be played
on the institute grounds. Will .. Clark
has been elected manager Of the club.
Harry Minich and family, of Florida are
Visiting friends here.
Robert Dean, wife and child, of Boston.
are visiting here.
Two very fine portraits of Paxton Ottey,
n we'll known +. Il. r. engineer, and his
wife can be seen In the window of Yergey's
icwelry store. The portraits have been
greatly admired and are excellent pictures
of the well known couple. The crayons
were executed 10y s. Klugberz, photo
grapher.
y. N. Thomas, of Chicago, general secfc-
tary of the National Association of Stove
manufacturers, was in town yesterday as
the guest of $. s.. Detweilcr, president of
the keeley Stove company. The gentle
man paid visit to the stove works, going
through every department and was very
much pleased with what he saw.
The Second Street Lutheran Sunday
school spent a very enjoyable day at Litit2
yesterday.
Charles Meyers, John Gilbert and Jacob
Reitzel, workmcn at the wagon works
wprp badly ipiurel yoStcrlny of0rnpor
while ut work by bricks falling from the
scai,nld on their heads. Meyers is unable
| To work this morning.
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d. Il in Mime sofa,

II. i. Auderson, of this city, received a
telegram this morning bringing the news
of the death of his brother, NJ. b. Ander-
son. at Zumbrota, Goodhue county,
Minnesota. The deceased was son
of j. C. Anderson, late of Lancaster,
who moved 10 Minnesota, one year ago.
He moved West from Lancaster fifteen
years ago. He was farmer, and at the
time of his death was deputy sheriff of his
county. His wife, who survives him, was
formerly Miss Ella Atkinson, of this city.
He was AZ years of age, and leaves two
sons and daughter, the eldest of whom is
le years of age. ii. T.. Atkinson will leave
for his brothers home tonight at ll:lO.
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THE BICYolE TOURNAMENT.
The Town VIII Re Full OF whcclmen the
Remainder of the Week.

The bicycle tournament of the Lancaster
Wheel club commences tomorrow and
there Will no doubt bo very large crowd
in attendance. WhcelmCn viii he present
from all over the eastern part of the state,
as well as from New York, New Jersey,
Delaware and Maryland.
The team race promises to be the great
event and teams will hc entered from
Reading, New York, Wilmington and
Lancaster The Lancaster ridors will he
d. II. Miller, George +. Kohler and Alvin
Reist. The mon are all in good condition
and expect To make very fine showing.
The lantern parade, which takes place on
Thursday evening, promises to hc very
pretty. The line will he headed by buglers
on horseback. The route Of the parade
will be as follows: Form on North Duke,
right resting ON East King, out East King
10 Queen, down queen 10 Vine, to Prince,
10 West King, out West King To Mulberry,
up Mulberry to Walnut, 10 North Queen,
down North Queen 10 Square and dismiss.
There Is much enthusiasm among local
wheclmou in regard TO the parade, and
number of clubs from distance will par
ticipatc in II.
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THE GORIIAM CLUB.
They VIII Not Locate Here Permanent
But Mpy PLAY some Games

They VIII Not Locate Here Permanently
But May Play some Games.
The Gorham club, of New York, the
rivals of the Cuban Giants, in the Middle
States League, appeared in York,ycsterday
and outplayed the homo team, winning by
the score of q to 4. This morning w. Pcll,
manager of the Gorhfms, came to Ian
caster 10 ascertain what could be gained in
locatingher The Gorhams are not patron
izei well during the week at their home
grounds near New York, but on Sunday
they can draw largely there In case they
played their week day games here they
would like To play in New York on
Sunday. That jump would eat up
almost all they would get in ear fares At
present they do not think II advisable TO
loca @ here ermanenlly, but they viii try
and arrange 10 play some their Champion
ship as well as exhibition games here. The
ground was offered TO them at very
reasonable terms for the remainder of the
year by Mr. Pontz.
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Hcfnrn NIhcrmnn Hnrr.

John Thompson has been prosecuted be-
fore Alderman Barr by Mary Thompson,
for assault.
William Brown has been complained
against before the same magistrate 10y
stranger named Henry Hcgencr, for as
sault and hattery.
Frank Huber, charged with dcscrting
aud falling to maintain his wife and
children, gave bail for a hearing.
Wm. Bierbach has been sued by his
father for drunkenness and disordcrly con-
duct and surety Of the peace. William
was unable To give bail and was sent to
iail
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Lancaster CITY school Statistics,

Tho annual report of the Lancaster city
school district for the year ending June %,
was sent to Superintendent Higbee to-
day by City Superintendent Buehrle.
FROM At are CLEANED the following statistics:
Whole number of teachers -, Of which :
are males and 20 females; the average salary
of male teachers is S7s.s7, and of females
1910 the number of male pupils attend
ing the schools of the city were 2,2i5, and of
females 2,25S, making the total attendance
i,5o3; the average daily attendance of
scholars was 8,lsi, and the average cost of
each pupil per month WAS 93 cents. The
financial exhibit of the board appeared IN
the annual statement OF the finance COM
mittce published in the July proceedings
OF the school board.