Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-23

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A . rge number Of persons attended the
E. E. Lutheran iesslvAl and fan drill last
evening. Tn youDg ladies. beautifully
attired in the antique costume Of Queen
Ann, were the participants in the drill.
Too much praiso cannot be given the fair
drillers for the skill and grace with which
they performed their respective parts. The
drill was beautiful spectacle of lovely
faces and superb toilettes. graceful move
ments and cOquettish flirtipgs Of fans.
The refreshments arc of the finest, and
some fancy articles arc also displayed for
sale. The festival will be continued to-
night and to mo. ~ night.
TIE 2. - Courts.
The defendants In - law suits which
resulted from the fights Of Monday last,
were given hearing before Squire Young
this morning. Winnie and George Smith
were each held over in 900 bonds to
answer the charge of assault and battery
on Kate Jones at court. Wash Duck was
discharged on tho complaint of being
drunk and disorderly. and Anna Greip,
alias " Widow Dunn" was sent to Jail for
80 days for keeping disreputable house.
Officer Struck took woman to the county
Jail yesterday, whom he had found lying
on the street in beastly state of intoxieA-
tion. She will have 30 days for repent
ance.
borough Briefs.
A handsome gold watch chain was
found on Locust street last night, by Mr..
GoNrnn Han,akor rocsA.n~ 1n;o
street, between Sd and 4th streets. The
loser can recover it by calling upon him.
A Harrisburg freight conductor of the
Pennsylvania railroad, named James Ster-
ling, had the thumb of his left hand
mashed last night ut o'clock while
coupling cars in the west yards here.
Services will be held at 1890 q. m. to-
morrow at st. Paups P. E. church. 1t is
the festival of ST. Matthias.
Social ard Personal.
club last evening the following officers
were elected President, Joha Nichols !;
vice president, DR.. T. Kay treasurer,
Frank Lauer secretary, James Slade.
A pleasant gathering of young folks was
night The party was give by his daugh-
ter, Miss Maggie.
Mr.. John Wallace, of Lock Haven, Pa,
is visiting friends on Third street.
Miss Minnie Irwin left this morning for
an extended visit to relatives in Cincin-
natl.
Amusem0nts In Prospect.
To night and tomorrow night the
"WOrld " will be presented here. Tho
company will not arrive in town until six
o'clock this evening, as it comes from,
PlymOtb, Pa, and the train accommoda-
tions will not permit their arrival before
that time.
The "Spanish Students" will give ose OF
their unrivaled musical entertainments in
the opera house Oh the evening of March
I'd.
On February 2Ssh Tony Denssr's
Humpty Dumpty company will appear
here.
Target Practice.
About score OF tbs members of Co.
G attended the target practice and skirm-
ish drill which was held near town yea.
terday. Sergeant Eckman made the
highest score at rifle practice, 1S points
out of a possible so. The com oapv re-.
quires practice with the rifle ba.dly. The
skirmish drill was pleasant affair to the,
PdfIicipahtS, ai1hOuSu Ia ground was,
deep with mud and hall. of the blank car.
tridges would not explode.
Died HI York County.
Mrs: Rsbecoa Eddy, who went to Air
vile, Md. on Monday last, to attend a
a sisters funeral, died at that place yester-
day at II O'Clock a. m. The BODY was
brought to this place to-day, and will be-
Inferred on Sunday. The funeral services
will be held at her late residence on
South Third street at 3 p. m.