Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-10

Balance ON hand Of last report l91 ~
ANNUAL market trcnts......,...........,.. ~ y
Rent for auditorium - on
Store rents. l6I 81
Boyd collector lsss .................. 5l2 40
Boyd. collector lss9 s,S'h =
Beinhouer. .......... 30
sla,i7o OF
Orders and note paid...........,.. ..... S,ZT5 20
Balance in the treasury ........ sl0Sn2 ~
The highway committee reported the
streets and alleys in good condition, re-
paired number of gutter crossings and
streets, psvements repaired where notices
were sent
The market committee reported the mar
kets in good condition. All the annual mar
ket rents, excepting 7,have been paid. The
market house has been scrubbed and
whtewashed.
The sanitary and police committees re-
por ed receiving number of complaints
uuring the past few weeks of places in bad
sanitary condition. All remedied except
ing one, when notified.
The property committee reported the
clock repaired and presented bills for the
work.
Regulator Goerke reported having made
al investigation of the Collins line, along
Mill street and Malt alley. The fcncc along
Mill street is on the line of the street feet
at its western end and , feet at the eastern
end. The fence ON Malt alley is also on
the alley.
Ordinances relating TO tho opening of
Penn aud Plane streets, TO suit the wagon
works, We're adopted.
An ordinance granting the Columbia
Rolling Mill company permission 10 lay a
GiI Iin0 sln h.. a.
and cross Fifth street at grade was adopted.
The tax collector was granted until the
meeting night in August TO close the dupli-
cate OF 1855.
The chief burgess will notify A. Collins
TO set his fences from tho line of Mill street
and Malt alley within 20 days.
bond for the opening of Second street
has been executed and presented 10
tho Hese heirs, but was not accented The
bond was presented to the court and the
heirs claimed it was not sufficient. The
judge granted rulo To show cause why
the bond should not be received. The
matter will be argued in September.
Solicitor Kaufman reported tho matter
of opening Cherry street being put in
ek.re for trial.
The warrant for tho collection Of dog
The Pennsylvania Telephone company
will bo notified to remove the telephone
pole in front OF the market house within
two days or it will he removed.
copy of the resolution adopted by the
Hope Fire company no. = OF Harrisburg,
on the death of Col. Samuel Shoch, was re-
ceived
Bills amounting To s2,762 were ordered
TO be paid.
Frank Jones, aged -, a well-known col
ored resident OF town. died this morning
Liver complaint caused his death, aitcr he
ing confined 10 his bed for one week. For
long time he was afflicted with rheuma-
tism. A short time ago he took saltpctre
for his afliict,on, but as he took an over
dose he became very sick. He came to
town after the war from Hartford county,
Maryland, where he was slave \ wife
survives. No arrangements have been
made for the funeral.
Anna Donley, q four-months-old child of
Simon Donley, died last evening from
whooping cough. The funeral will be help
on Thursday at 23O p. III.
John Shires, Of Marietta, was before
Squire Solly last evening for obtaining
goods under false preteiiSes from Benz.
Cohn. The case was continued until Thurs
day evening.
j. L. Sinnott and II, II. Poore, of Phila-
delphia, spent the night al the Franklin
house, en- ro ute for home. They have been
taking a horseback trip through the coun-
try.
A party OF business men arc spending to-
day at the Point, opposi ChicRics, in FISH
ing.
John Bair, a defendant in the case of
Andrew StuekaIu, gave bail before squire
Hershey this morning for trial AT court.
Charles Shillow was before Squire Evans
this morning for surety OF the peace on
complaint of John Hall. He gave bail for
trial
Officer Morrison arrested a number of
boys in swimming along the river shore
yesterday. They were before Burgess
Koch, who discharged them with a rcpri-
mand.
Howard and win Oborliu entertained
number of their friends last evening at
their home at Norwood.
Daniel Stape jr., has been elected trus-
tee of the Methodist church, vice Vernon
Ellis, resigned.
Misses Lille Clark and Ora Crown
shields LEFT for Philadelphia to attend the
convention Of the Society Of Christian En-
deayor, 4 he Me no list church.
NJ. Bachenheimer and family left for As.
bury Park this morning.