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Heavy storm. in North Dakota.

ST. PAUL, Sept. 4.-Reports from North
Dakota have been received telling of "a
heavy storm last night. Grand Forks says
IN terrific electrical and wind storm pre-
vailed last night, within am AREA Of 100
miles Of that city. Telegraph poles bs-
tween here and Fargo were blown down
and communication interrupted. The
damage i'm that neighborllood is thought
to- be heavy. The Jamestown corrs.sJOn-
dent says the heaviest wind. rain and
thunder storm i'm years prevailed last
night, but no great damage has been re-
ported. The weather is now wintry i'm
nature, and considerable Distress will re-
suit.
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wAsHIN0roN. Sept. 4.-The Secretary
Of the interior to-day appointed Albert r.
Childis of Ohio chief clerk of the census
office
II is understood that meeting of the
members of the cabinet will be held at
noon Saturday next. The subject of the
extra session of conRress will probably be
discussed then and a decision reached.
Captain Robert Boyd has been selectesf
by Secretaro Tracy as supervisor OF the
port of New York.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

DEs MoINEs. Sept. 4.-The union labor
party opened it's convention here to-day,
nominating full state ticket.
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 4.+Warren Powers
was taken from Jail this morning and
lynched. He had outraged - white girl.
BERLIN. Sept 4.-Dr. Peters has been
called from East Africa. The expedition
for the relief Of EuAsni Bey has been
ahantions<i.' 'r
VIENNA, Sept Am inspired article i'm
the Vatertand announces that Eanpresss
Augusta Victoria, of Germany, has joined
the catholic church.
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SAN Francisco. Sept. An the haheas
corpus proceedings, i'm the case Of Deputy
Marshal Maggie to-day, Marshal Franks
said that when Justice Field left for Los
Angeles about the 7th be instructed Maggie
to accompany him, watch the Terrys. and
prevent them doing Field any violence.
He called Nagle's attention to the fact
TINT Terry was not am ordinary man and
warned the deputy to take no chanc es
hut to protect Field and at all hazards.
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New York Proh,b,sioni.s..

SYRACUSE, Sept. Am the prohibition
state convention to-day permanent organ
ization was made. The committee on
finance reported a deficiency of 81 100 last
fall, several counties having failed i'm
their contribution. Six thousand dollars
were needed to pay deficiencies and meet
the expenses OF the coming campaign.
This would help destroy the liquor traffic.
In "a short time S5,OS7 was pledged 10y
those present. Adjourned until Tomorrow
morning.
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Held Gssr ~ @ RIDER.
Special Dispatch to the standard.

SPECIAL Dsisstch Ia the standard.
BILIaNtis. Sept. 5.-Cors.ciisis J. Healy,
the Northern Pacific brakeman who shoS
and killed Eldrislge Fox, at Foster station.
near here oIl the 18th OF August, was coan-
mittesi 10y the probate judge for trial ON
the charge OF murder. ihe defendant
claims that the shooting accidental.
hut evidence was given of a. scuffie half an
hour previous to the threat.
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Special Ia the standard.
GREAT FALLS, Seps. A.-At the Cascade.
county republican convention, the follow
ing nominations were made. For serla-
toe. J. r. ArninGton; rrpssss.nta .ivs-'s. Ell
Hastie, Charles Lsschray; clerk of court,
w. IA. Race: sheriff, Jss.eph Hamilton;
clerk and rccorxlcr, Howard 4 'ro-hy; treas
Rice; county attorney, Douglas Martin; !;
superintendent of schools, u. Ii. Swan !;
public administrator, sam Dean; county
surveyor, w. T.. Kern; county commits
sioners, =. =. Hawkins, =. y. Dickey, J..
sss.aalpsirfi.
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The Cror,n Murder Trial.

CHICAGO, Sept. A number of tales
men were examined i'm the Cronin trial
to-day. Two were temporarily passed
and a recess taken until tomorrow MORN
ing in order To give defentlants' counsel
an opportunity to consult az to whether
they will turn two men now i'm waiting
over to the state for acceptance.
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Harrsson on for Jenkisson.. :

PHrLADELPHA. Sept. 4. - The train
hearing President Harrison and Pbstmas-
ter General Wannamaker and party ar.
rived here at 30 this everfing en- route to
Senktnton, Pa. The president had time
TO shake hands with only a few when the
signal 90 start was Rfven and the train
pulled out of the station.
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.puth lS~kps> ap>...s-.-s-

HURON. =. d., Sept. 4.-The first demo-
cratic convention i'm South DakosA uses
this afternoon. being called to order bv \
r.. Carpenter. OF the state central com.
mittee. After some little wrmnglin1 Col.
William X. Steele, of DeaslWoosi. va
made temporary chairman. Comrlitteew
jo,Irned till evening.
After appointing committees on rule.
and platform the convention entered into
discussion on the appointments Of q sta -
central committee.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-wall street com
tinu.s To discuss the failure of the old and
well-known house of =. p. Musgrave q
Co., and there were rsrnors to-day that
of the figures first stated. His pcr.uer,
Henry Huhrn, said he personally had no
voice i'm the conduct or direction of she
business, but believed that the liabilities
would fall vastly short of SSOQ,O00, and
that satisfactory Arrangements would be
time.
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CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-Two fishermen. John
and Edward Brucher, and a l5-ycar-old
hoy. Charles Blossom, were. drowned i'm
Lake Michigan to-siay OH :ssth street.
They n mile and half from shorc
when sudden ssI,iall capsizsd their
smack. Too heavy seas was running for
them tn cling to the boat swim ashore.
All three went under almost Immediately.
The hp,lics hnve not been r..s.ovcrs.d.
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PITrsBURo, Sept. A special from
Grcensburg, Pa. says news has just
reached there of n riot among Hungarians
at the Standard mines, near Mt. Pleasant,
i'm which one Hungarian was so badly i'm
jured that he died n short time afterwards.
Another was shot and severely hurt.
Others were injured. The fight was occa-
stoned by dispute between two Hungar-
ians over a woman.
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The wyoming Convention.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Sept. 4.-The consti-
tutional convention to-day received the
report OF the cominssscc rules, which
was adopted. They reported i'm fovor of
nineteen committees to handle the work
Of the convention. An adjournment was
taken until tomorrow to give the presi-
dent chance to make up the personel
OF the committees.
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Ths. Ticket Fisaisnas-ss,

Special to the standard.
GLENDIvE. sept. 4.-Emmct Dunlap. the
recent chairman Of the boarsl OF county
commissioners, will he presented by his
friends in both parties as ineiepenslent
candidate for county commissioners. Thin
will complicats, the ticket OF the. county.
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G~ssinx Their Nas.s~~ nDo~ "a.

SJNt'litI tO tUF StnfNtnfu.
GLENDIvE, sept. 4.-The registration
herr. up to date in LIB. One native horn
MoiitaIiari. Thos. h. Allen. aged - yess-a,
has Registered. Where is the county thsf
can beat that: Reports from Mingsss-
vile show seven to he registered.
MARYsvILL.E, Sept. Am even hum
slrs.d names. have tIs,en registered up tn q
tp's tQ-<lay.
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Tn. l.mrxr-t usnr .r Gold.

HELENA, Sept. 4.-Thc largest bar of
gold ever cast i'm the world was turned
out at the United States ASSAY office here
to-day. IL weighed SOD pounds and is
worth "a little over x1OO.UD.
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The Mnry.vill~ Hall s,Iuh

special to the standard.
MARYsviLLE. Sept. 4.-The Marysville
ball club leaves tomorrow morning
"a tour through the west, and will viniS
Spokane Falls. Seattle and other western
cities.
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Tried To Rob tine vsce-Pre~issent.
RoNDOur, N.Y., Sept. 4.-Bur0lars made
an unsuccessful attempt last night to rob
the residence OF vice-President Morton.
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Eir~ Hug. isa l,nlEosn.

PIERRE, :. D., Sept. 4.-Great excies-
mcnt prevails i'm this city oyer the thiFtl
attempt to burn down the y,larS. No greas
damage has been done, bsit peos,1e ere
much excited and somewhat ncrvosss ovsr
the situation.
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PoerLAND, Ore.. Sept. A.-AAt the Waan-
inston Territory reps;lsaic~n .convsa1fsqpA
walia walla E. p. Tcuy yns nqutna9
ceived 15s koses, KinneAr 4: 01S
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IND Prlaon lr spsctora.

4 me board Of prison inspectors mot this
0orning and ail Of the members were
peooent a number Of bills were read AID
approved.
On motion OF Mr.. Garter, the election Of
- Aseistant uuderkeepsr was postponed
nntii asxt meeting.
The contract for furnishing beef to the
PRISON ioR one year, IVES awarded to J. J.
RuR 4 Co, ct 6,I cents per pound. They
Wero the ouIy bidders.
The matter Of cleaning tho cesspools was
Ian entirsly with the keeper.
~ J. A. Hoffsr hes bssn In jail for about 40
GAy1 & the Instance Of Laura X. Btoner, who
YEessouted him for libel. The law oompels
~ 10 pay his board. whioh the Inspector Z
soeeatly nxed q es per week. Mrs. Stoner
- PAID nothing and the board Instructed
- solioltor 70 bsieg the matter before the
eo0sl md see Whist can be done.
Toe next meeting Was fixsd for Saturday,
DGareh sO;h, - the Let Of April falls on
Mondsy.
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euok fnn oAan or orrloe.

NE DueoagA O0sanh swosa - - Heea
ODsk0aa 0nspal 00elals osnseosa.
CoLunnfA, March g. --The following efh.
oogu q Ne boeough were sWogn la to-day
q II O'Clock Chief bureoaa. Jeremiah
Kooh counollmon, Fret ward, John r.
E0ry; SECOND ward. Charles W. MlRnich
Third ward, Wm.T. kim high constable,
Frank McFalla
A meeting cf The Cookmsn chapel sunday
school sssociatioa Wss held Oh 6undsy
afternoon WHEN the following offioefs for
thin pear were slsotsd Bupefintsndsut
:. W. r. NoWlsn; assisiant superintsndsnt
q. y. BANKS, secretary, John B. Dean
aasistant secretary, Geo. W. Young; treas.
uFer, Oscar n. Hoffman; principal librarian
J. 4. 0raybili sssistant librarians. +. h
Muaser, Percy McCauley, Samuel Hughes.
q. w. johnson, q. w. Btsvsnsou ;chorister,
q. w. Stsvsnsou assistsas choristsr, MfA
e. X. Ksphsrt; organisk Mrs.. T. J. Wright;
assistant organist MIA a. ID. MoCauley.
Ada 0ohn, agsd ~, daughter Of DAnh ]
A. Gohn, died on Saturday afternoon.
Death came suddenly and resulted from IN
attack Of typhoid fever after IN Illness ol
one week. The funeral will b held on
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock. Services
vii be held In Baloms United Brethren
church.
During the month Of February, Il. AZ. .OO0
pounds OF GOAL we're unloa<ied By employs
Of The Psnnsylvauia railroad at Columbia
The coal Wa used principally In supplying
engine. This n IN sxossl Of 76l, 600 pounds
over the month OF fst fulry, 1883
The infant department Of the 81 johns
Lutheran Sunday school will give %
svS AA ~ sAl~
evening at 7:30 O'Clock. singing, 90, will
b the programme.
Sam. Fisher, an employe Of the Columbll
rolling mill, had bis right hand badly
lacersted this morning BY having u caush,
In buggy used 70 haul puddle Iron.
The Mite society Of Cookman ohapsl, will
meet this evening at the homo OF Mist
Addie simmons on Cherry street.
A new oor hes bseu placed In the p. X.
X. ofice In the west yards, and other rspairi
made.
A new schedule went into effect on ths
Frederick division to- DAY, but NO change
l In trains ct Columbia
The Arizona Joe company will appear II
the opera house this evening In nrst olas
border drama.
Tho river In on the rise caused BY th
recent rains and the loo on the dam com
menced 10 move about $50 o'clock thi
morning. The loo kept running for abou
onehalf hour whom II commenced TO gorG
in the dam. This hes caused the river I
rise and II 10 now very high. The Loo
very rotten aud no danger II anticipated.
The members OF company g upon thsl
arrival ct Washington had to march for
miies through heavy rain 10 their quartsr
1t was m experience Of soldier lie the
did not onjoy.
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m ras EAsrEsn rEsIrEN rl Arr.


~ GAanasasr County Convicts and ths
Amount Thsy Easn.
ne county ocmmisaiouers to.dAy 70.
eo1ved from the cficers Of the Eastern
ponlfentiasy the financial account for lSss
- ~ prisoners sent 70 that institution from
IT. eouniy. That Institution charges Is 10
eosls pr day for maintaining prisoners and
- sounty IL credited with the work done
~ them.
4 The total amount earned by the Lancaster
ps1eoness was 81. 202, and the amount OF
tho1s maintenance Was 81 s55 40, leaving Q
eos - the cauuty Of S65S.49 for tho main.
lopenDe Of prisoners, or an average OF $ls IA
~ eoeh prisoner for the year.
nfillaEd Hildebrsnd and Lewis Sewers
~ eeeh credited with earning e9l.50, and
~ Soilowips prisoners have no credit, the
Dgoanmpt3on being that there was no work
~ them o. they were unable 10 work:
Jenhua Potts, Henry Smith, G gorge Ger.
lt;skis Fsauk Boyd, Alexander Libsley,
JCAn Espp, Samuel Cruiksbank and
Wallacs Walker. The two last named
veee IN the Institution only . few weeks
~ leoa. having been sent there In the
snnath OF December.
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1)oneDo0 couxs q qoarssr sesnloas
~ - T. oao1eee NJ morning with
1oDg1on pgon11lno. Tnaso oro o.
E ~ u onDo4 anenG WbSoh isu .
~ murow onoA IhaO oEo ~ esDes
- eu0nGe oorAeooo ooya q shl1 city
- oomUloood g oooeos in thls city.
Do1 1o1on1nne called fue tsiAl We
e1GoA1oe nd ~ onaYgoo againss
Douo nuBoo1oong Chasleo xessel end
r0 1Unnkooed. Xho oommonwealth
= 49, q ~ nlghs Of Oceober 9Th
y pu1n1oe olcoG Eass Chestnut street.
&1H ooo1oked Shem without provoca-
y - ol4u6k them.
~ 1oouasD We shas the prosecutors
q Uon6e young men and women were In
1G1 - hoaoS Whoeo McAleeI boarded
~ gyoas no0nA MoAleer went 70
pGNomons 10 - what caused the
noa when ho roachod The pavement
! Tn0uoooooss aseaulted him and In sslf.
I - - ~ Obliged 70 strike them to
q NJ h1msolk On TRIAL.
CuRnDNr BUSINESS.
- tavern license Of Edward u. Siurgis,
s4na1ln Wss srausisrrsd 70 Rcsanna L.
q ~. Witmsr, Of Esrl township, wss
Il No0nonAo6 guardian Of The minor child OF
i 10y Wtlmsr.
Il Uonbes A. Bssr, city, wss sppointed
= Gnoe1lon d Lucy A. Dillsr.
&llllom r. Grove, Columbis, was sp-
4 gpon1od guardian OF seventeen grandchil.
i oson q samuel Grove deceased.
ntlea 3. Nolt West Hsmpnsld, WAS ap-
Y poontoa guardian Of the minor children OF
& Atenha9 Frey, lsss Of Manor township.
1@asa were granted TO determine the
{ UW1osohip Of properly levied upon BY the
\ Stoeg!n IN which Martin 3. and Wilheimina
1 HDe1 were made PLAINTIFF and J. Under.
ou1ler defendant, and franklin and George
Il ~ Feleenberger plaintifIs, and Geo w.
1 eogFel defendant.
A eppealfrom the assessment Of damages
- Aisd n the suit OF Peter Miller Va the
boeough of AosmstoWn.
II ~ suitof Anthony Hohmallbaoh "
Jenn Johns, 0ase ststed to determine the
~ ooveal estate, the court filed IN opinion
1ooe1lng u iavoF Of plaintiff.
GeA W. Kreider, who served torn ioI
oo0s Was discharged under the insolven
{ lsWs
Appneaaioas Fer Lacsass.
xho count announced this morning the
Y pclleaaions for license would b coosideret
1o11 woek bsGinning with Monday, and
4 ~ bon0smou would b required 70 hav'
= 0nDouns d 5000 for every bond on whicl
q Somonslsancos have boen nled, will be heart
uhoa tho deposiiions have been taken.
Counsel bor J. F. Brubaker, Of Mano
oouoshin against whom Q remons!ranc,
4 Was aisds withdrsw1Ais spplicasion.
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toAlgArs Great rssas ~ the Opera House.
Cel Wn. H. Ayle.t, and his son. Patrick
1Dsy Ayistt arrived IN Lancaster this
GQoDenuon and are qusrtered at Hotel Lan.
'G1nAnss The gtntlemsn will appear Ia
keoGf0s's opera house and deliver his ceie.
oeo1od lecture on the /" Blue and Gray. "
M slndspts is~yer or other citizen
f6oa;A miss hearing ibis great orator, who
~ ~ eloquent grsndson OF the illustrioul
rls1ek Henry. Tho Pbilsdslpr,s Times
- NaY Z l6s8, has this 70 say "Nsysl
- ~ history Ct tho Academy OF Music
49, oueh IN audience gathered there a.
1ooomblsd 10 that building last nigi I. "a
ksog OoL Wm. Il. Ayisst, of viraiLis.
- he made his Appearance upon tie
sot4go ~ was eiested with round after
ssQQn1 Of spplauss from the Old soldiers
80 sought against him n Gettysburg.
M epeech fsom On oratoIiosi stsndpoinl
>rOo Dsslsspiecs and richly msritsd the
.occ1opes that greeted IT,"
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peasA 81 bsr.sra lsa.am,l.

DosnMd Hemmsl, "a old citissn, died on
oundays aged IS years, at his residence No.
48 Nogth Lime street. He was native
~ 0ade0, Germany. and come to this
oonntsy IN ls3S He was engaged in
nGMAess in Philadslphia for ak yesru
- a1teewards q Ephrata and Rothsvilia.
- enme 10 Lancasssr In 1864, sincs which
tlmo - ~ rosided herA He wes tailor
~ tado end worked for ]. X. Smalipg.
0yeso 4 RathSou and Hseer 4 Bros. until
r. NJ years ago when ili.health and old
- obliged him 10 oease work. His only
surviving child y Frank Hammol. oon.
Go61e1 with Myers 4 Rathfon. Hnfuneral
VII take plsco on wednesday afternoon.
v1lh intermsnt as Wood Wart Hnl ce5;S-
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TsiRrY-rIFr rH ANNIvERs Any.
Grace Lutheran sunday schoei's Rapid uToWt
since ltO Formation.


Tho thirty fourth anniversary OF Grace
Lutheran Sunday school was observed on
Sunday afternoon, with large attendance.
The programme was made mp Of singing o.
hymns and addresses BY Rev. Houpt and
Superintendent A. A. Hubley. The report
OF the latter showed that the Sunday
school was started In 1856 with S3 soholsis
There are now on tho rolls 500 pupils and
40 teacherA and Ctilcers.
The decorations were appropriate to the
day observed. Over the pulpit and desk
were the Soriptural quotations "Ebeneexer"
and "Hitherto hath the Lord helped" In
ornamental letters. The occasion was an
interesting one aud not withstanding the
dissgreeabie weather there were over SOC
children present.
At the branch school, at No. Gas West
Lemon street. worship will 10 held this
evening and the new Mo0mmon service, y
now being introduced throughout the
Engllsh Lutheran church OF this country
Will, o. usual. icrm the basis of the worship
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= n.rn purp.a Rear x.vl,p.,,,,..


The barn and tobacco shed of Harry, who
IL better known ~ "Juuior.' Nrenbsrger,
residing ON the road from Kswlinsvilie 10
Nj Nebo, . half mile from the former
place. was destroyed BY nre on Sunday.
Several aores Of tobacco. together with hay,
straw, buggy, lot Of phosphate, one hum
drsd baskets potatoes. barrels saur kraut,
p,ows, harrows, grain fan and numerous
other artioleA Mr.. Reinhart, . neighboy,
had removed his tobacco TO this ahsd for
the purpose Of stripping, whioh was also
consumed. The only article saved from
building was . one horse wagon. The
morning being damp and foggy the neaI
ne,ghbors did not discover the nre until the
whole building was envoloped In fiames
A. there had been no Ere In the building
since wednesday Of lest week the fra
10 supposed 70 bs the work OF IN inoendiary
The building was insured In the Penn
Township Mutual company and the CON
tents In the Chester County.
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O1ATaD

CorLAEp.-la ~. city. on the "a last. John
COpan0, In the 6ith year OF HE Ago.
1hs relatives ana friends OF the family are
resreettuily invited 70 attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. l77 , orth Queen street,
ON wednesday afternoon at O'Clock. Inter-
mont st wood ward Hin esmstery. 2tds
HAnnnL .narch ., leea in this city, Bernard
Hammel. in his eighty nth year
The relatives aul friends Of the family ere
respectfully iavited 20 attend the funeral
from the resideoce Of his son. NO. 2is North
tsry. 2ts
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rsasss, Of xav.rd Lssos.

~ fanesal OF Eiward Lssds took place
50 Daadsy atlernoon from his rssidencr,
4 n ~ ucsth Quasn street, and was q.
- ~ Representatives OF Lsnoaatsr and
4 zscnbavtoe lodges OF Ass0ns and the Ian
c1ooe Nh snsscaov. Rsv. q. Elvin Aoupt
ncn1ooea he ssrviou = ths house and q
~ G1ove The Mssonic service wss read.
= - 0olkb>arsrs we're Willism Bsiz. VIA.
Il DGnss hiohsel y. DouesAs w. d. stsuf
- Wylis 80 JoAe Oshs, end the
n>>oDt NJ us1o 81 kenensoss ee0sisss,
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special sermon 10 Odd-Tsiiows.

Ests Perpetus Lodge No 2.624, grand
united order OF Odd Fellows, attended SER
vice ct the trawberry street A. NJ. E
church, ou Sunday evening In body, and
Rev. Seth w. y. Smith preached speOial
sermon. The firth anniversary Of the above
lodge will bo celebrated on March 18th for
which special prog anime Of exercises has
been prepared.
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laucsiids Near 0s u,

There was small laudslide in the cut o.
Psnnsylvsnis railroad station ct Gap some
q ne Sunday night Fhs dirt covered one
track for short space. Fortunately II was
discovered IN good time ny traok. walker.
He put force OF men TO work, and they
kept the track clesr 81 that no trsius were
delayed In the least.
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City Soiicitor's salary,

A csse stated between OF Solicitor Car
psn,er and The city OF Lancaster WIS dlsd
today. The object 10 TO get the opinion oi
the court ~ 70 vi 6 her Mr.. Carpenter 10
entiiisi TO receive ,hs II crease OF salsiy
from $500 TO $500, from the time the ordi-
nance went into effect.
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card Of rhnnks.

To all VII have Contributed toward the re.
itef OF ths greatly afiicted family of Urban
GrAssie. No. 7ei Fremont street. the heartfelt
thsnss OF The distressed family are hereby
rendered. Ths anuouncemeht 70 slso made
that hs sdsoms sum OF mouay has been col.
is cted 10 NO. fotto1 mill ana suded in dus
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-04
Hank Dirsctor Ohoson

At meeting OF the directors OF the
Peoples national bank, OF Lancaster, held
this morning, Emanuel Herr Espenshads,
Of Leansn Place, WAS elected TO I'LL the
vacancy occasioned by the death OF Col.
Joel l.. L'ghtner.
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Change OF Expre ss,neu,

John 3. Me'zSsr, who has been running
between Lancaster and Frederick, Mo-, -
en- Adams express messenger, has been
transferred TO the Lancaster ofaoe. George
Cannon, OF Frederick, takes his place.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-04
"rhe streets Of Nsv York II

At the opera houss on Saturday evening
there WAS large audience TO see "The
Streets of New YORK;" ~ played for the
last time during the engagement OF Frank
Kliay aud company.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-04
Asadsburx aprnriae

MIRA John n. Ruttsr, well known lady
OF salisbury, wAs surprised by about
seventy friends ON Fridry evening, the
occasion being her birthday. There wsis
speeches and other interesting exercises,
and every body enjoyed themselves.