Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-02-12

The property committee reporteu eNory
thing pertaining to the opera house In good
condition. Have authorized the treasurer
of the opera house to submit contracts 70
each party renting stores and cellar. All
are anxious TO rent except Messrs. Patton
4 Conklin, and the room they occupy had
been reuted to b. d. Bethel. The hat rack
for council chamber is finished and In po-
sition.
The highway committee reported the
grading OF Plane street progressing all
right. Recommended q crossing at Sixth
and Chestnut streets.
Solicitor Kaufman reported that the FL
deity Trust and Safe Deposit company, OF
Philadelphia, had sent him their report re-
lasing to the estate OF VIM. +. LOckard. II
contained nothing important to the bor-
ough.
The matter Of numbering and renumber-
ing houses was referred to the law and
ordinance committee to confer with the
solicitor and report.
The market committee reported the
markets in good order. The transient rent
for last month was s9s95, and for the year
Sl,s0S.35.
John A. Gilbert, ex-constable, through
the chief burgess, presented claim for the
reward Of 500 offered by council for the
arrest and conviction Of persons concerned
in the labor riots. The matter was re-
ferred to the finance committee TO consult
with the solicitor and report.
The matter of the crossing ut Sixth and
Chestnut streets was referred to tho high
way committee.
The fire COMPANIES were granted their
usual quarterly appropriation Of $50 each.
Council will meet on Friday evening,
February 2sth, to finish the business of the
year.
The Concert.
The College Glee and Mandolin clubs
sang Q very successful concert here last
night to an audience OF Ave hundred peo-
pie. The first part Of the programme evil
IDENTIFY gave great satisfaction to the people,
though their manifestations at approval
were decidedly cold In comparison with
the applause this part has won from audi
ences in other places. The f. 4 NJ. boys
determined to wake up their auditors and
they entered upon the second half will
vim and jollity that were simply irresisti.
BILE. The result was that three and -four
encores were demanded Of nearly every
number.
AIttT the VOuCtIt u NSiy PiS"oohs ASNSP
ton was given the boys at the home OF
DR.. Alex. Craig, whose son Is member ol
the Glee club. After tho reception the
boys complimented Miss Serenna North
with midnight serenade. The great sue
cess of the concert Is due to Rev. J. II
Pannebecker, DR.. Alex. Craig and the
editors Of the papers.
Isaac NJ. Bryson, brakeman on the p. X,
r., was sitting In cabin yesterday after
noon, and when he jumped of he was
struck by passing car. He was knocked
down and severely bruised.
Israel Manuels, fiagman on crew No. 8,
Of the p. II. r., struck his right hand
against a car In jumping on train al
North Bend yesterday afternoon. His
wrist was severely sprained, keeping him
from work.
The pay train of the Frederick division
was in town this morning, the employees
being paid for January.
Engine 1852 east ran into the rear end
Of train OF engine 1872 at Mountville las,
night, wrecking the cabin and one car OF
the latter train. The wreck was cleared up
after two hours work.
Sedgwick Circle, Ladies' Of the g. A. r.,
will hold an oyster supper and donkey
party In the MeTague store room on Friday
and Saturday evenings.