Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-07-03
CoLu.s1A NEWS.
From Our Regular Corrssponds.

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The Pennsylvania Railroad car move
ment here for the month ended July LIST
was as follows: East bound, loaded, IS,
369 empty, 1,477; total, 3S,S46. Wes
bound. loaded, 11,O77; empty, 90, 966
total, 3S,043. Grand total, "a, $50. De
crease as compared with May of 1888
sos decrease as compared with June o.
1882, 3,046-The old railroad overhead
bridge at Mountville is being replaced by
a new one Columbia workmen are en-
gagged in the work.
Having partly paid his employees il
trade dollars last Saturday, Mr.. H. F,
Bruner, coal dealer, intends redeeming
them from the men with other money.
Mr.. Bruner is Que Of the few large
operators here who will take this coin at
| it's par value in business transactions
Tile Greeting is the name of little adver-
tising sheet which will be issued o-mor.
row by MIR. Bruner, in connection with
his business.
Mr.. L McCracken has had the front of
bis cigar establishment on Front street
repainted in striking colors. The ground
work is a pretty shade OF yellow, and has
fawn co,ored trimmings striped with red.
The whole presents a most pleasing ap-
pearance.
The POiice CIrclos.
A Locust street shoemaker, assisted by
friend, resisted arrest last evening when
an officer attempted to serve warrant on
the former, which had been sworn out
against him by his wife for ill treatment.
The officers finally got them in their grip,
and safely landed Que of them in the
lookup. The shomaker's friend struck
his custodian Oh his bugle" and ran,
but was soon captured and ,handcuffed.
After that he marched quietly along to
the place Of durance vile. Squire Frank
heard the cases this morning and the
shoemaker was held under bond to keep
the peace with his better half. The other
paid costs of the suit against him and was
discharged.
Special and PersODxl.
Judging from the picnics held in former
years to morrow's 32d annual picnic of
the Columbia fro company, in Heise's
woods, will be large one and a pleasant
affair. Good music has been engaged
for dancing and everything doue for the
pleasure of those expected to attend.
Mr.. James Perrottet, on Third street,
is entertaining his brother, Mr.. James
Perrottet. Of Havana, Cuba
The dancing party in Duffy's pa,k,
Marietta, to morrow evening. will be at
tended by a number of Columbia ladies
and gentlemen.
Conestosa ledge No. 463, K. of p. will
be represented at to morrOw's Knights of
Pythias parade in Marietta by nearly 80
members.
Officer Rodenhauserhas purchased the
team of his brother Adam, and will take
the 1atter's late position as deliverer of
freight for the Pennsylvania railroad.
Officer Wittig is acting nightwatchman
for him until man can be secured for the
position.
Three train jumpers were arrested last
night 10y Officer Kennedy, of the Penn
sylvania railroad polics. and taken this
morning to the Lancaster county Jail.
Putnam circle No. 113. b. U. (H. F.)
c. A., will meet this evening.
Little Locals.
Rev. r. C. Soaring lost on Sunday what
is known IS stole, which is sort of
band or scarf worn around the neck of an
Episcopal clergyman when officiating at
religious services.
A street drill was held by Company G.
last evening. The men prefer drilling on
The street to drilling in the hot drill room
Of the armory, where there is so little air
Stirriup,