Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-22
r.uIsHEEV AND EisCsLlTY
Nn~ .iOmnt Joy Has Recently Suffered IRON,


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L,., ou Wednesday a,,elnocu Z: th:ei
.i.i; "A the residence oi Losisi, d. Good, III
MoHat Joy borough. lie entered the
sleeping room On the first floor and tuok
ue,efrom r full sui: o: AIR. Goods cloth
ing. Several hours after the t..e!s Was
committed, he discovered his loss. That
evening the thief was traced as far west
as FiOrip, where, nigh: setting in, Mr..
Good gave up the pursuit. The next even
lug he took the early train Tor Elizabeth
,owD, and on arriving there, started for
Mt. Joy on the Harrisburg pike. At
Hhceiil':; station he met his man, and after
a forced search he found his vest i'll th'
thief's satchel. The trousers ard coat .h,,
thief Was wearing underneath his clothes.
M.. Good forced the tramp to go with .sn
u EizlbethtOwn. where he had i . ar
r.>:ed. Squire J. X. Decker, ii I
place, Sch: The prisoner, who ave MS
rA,n- rs John Myers. occupa:inn, ami.rril.:
mend.r, to Jail. A valuable Red Mems
badge attached to the vest Mr.. Good re
covered.
vera! Mount JOY places were broken
i.''u early on Thursday ,norniDg. AT A.
Lube !. AL entrance "as eh,cttd through
:, window, :ln:. i bog 81 c:ea.s ASA sp'n'
vine wer. t;',cn. at the postbtice til:
door Wa, fc-c.d open. AID after ians::c'.
ing the Office tho BURGLARS left, but to''t
r"thr2 III them. At Mnnney's salon
i;,ry unt.icd through the door anG ::"ta
Ii,.. mni,ty drawer took about Sc l. .oi:.s.
Nothing else was disturbed al IT, 1t place.
\ gentleman, Ii resident OF that place, AZ
rived hnlne on the midnight train which
was behind lime, and on his way home
h,tw two men coming out OF the saloon.
IA y left liSu,ely and walked down Eas:
Main street I" Jacob, where they disap-
l. a.r,i. l;y ia, ans "i jimmy the thieves
..eie enable Ia effect an u,,;l ..u..H 1t tie
different places.
\ stranger Gupad several citizens Of
.I..u,It joy, "n Thu, sday forenoon. lie
cs,,nc &" the itcu Lion .i"te! at tY.p . { och
"h Thursday nluriin:., havin:, been pat off
thc Train. lie said n" was on his way
'',.m Kansas to Newark, n. J., Gi! Il visit
- his brother, His money WIS gone and
.!rt having ticket the conductor would
not carry him any further. He claimed
t.i.. he had been Il school teacher until a
year ago. At that Time on account Of
hard study, he became blind. lie iuqu;I ed
fer a Presbyterian clergyman or an cider
of that church. Thcfa be saw during the
morning, and besides them. AuctiOneer l..
ID. Gallagher. lie wanted Mr.. Gallagher
~ scii his baggage, two good vaiiscs. This
the auc;iuneer refused to do. bn,
hc undertake. to collect the fare to New
ark 81 81. More than this was collected
IN :. short time. lie was escorted 10 the
tain At noon that day. At the ticket
cllice he had bis change converted into five
dollar note, refusing to buy Il ticket. lie
told the agent thai he expected {" get hall
Il.
ds:,:tor he rc.usa,! TO pay his fare. and ON
arriving a; I.aLdisville he Was put cil the
TAIN.
fIemming he gave Us his Lame, and he
is described IS tall man, middle aged.
very we'll dressed, with an assumed ilrita
BILE disposition and a pleasing ard rcrsna-
S.ve conyerSatiOnalist