Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-09-27
LITTLE LOUALs.
Brief Items OF InIexsst uathersd up from
Town and Coonty.

Town and Coonty.
Henry WE'LL shipped seventeen head of
heavy draught aud driving horses to New
York this morning.
James Linthurst, an old offender, who
was arrested on Thursday night for drunk.
en- and disorderiy conduct, was sent TO Jail
for 20 days this Afternoon by Alderman
Spurrier.
The police reported nine electric lights
as not burning on Friday night. All the
gasoline lights were reported as burning.
b. B. Rowe, auctioneer, on Friday sold
for Harry A. Diller, assignee Of Albert M.
Ha4an aud wife their property in Martic
township to john T. Brubaker, for ~, 155.
The mayor committed Ed Spear TO tho
county prison this morning for twenty
days. Ed Is an old offende-, aud when ar
rested by Chief Haines on Friday evening,
was insulting paople on East King street.
Mr.. VIM. Wisaer. the butcher on South
Queen street, was AZ years OF age on Fri
day, and ip honor Of the event the mem.
bers OF the st. Stephens church choir paid
him surprise visit in the evening. A
pleasant evening was spent.
A fire in Bainbridge on Wednesday de-
stroyed tho house, stable, pig stye, with
two hogs, all the furniture aud considera'
BILE money, the property OF Michael Miller.
The cause is attributed to the sparks from
a locomotive.
G. c. Kennedy, esq, is recovering from
| serious and protracted illness. MIR. Ken.
nedy has been confined to his Gap home,
with infiammatory rheumatism and sofa.
tica. since June, but on Thursday he
| hobbed into Lancaster on crutches. He
expects TO resume his legal practice before
long.
This morning at 10 O'Clock Alderman
| Fordpey decided to return to court ths
case Of commonwealth vs.. Amos B. Hos
tetter, forgery. Tho case WAS heard on
Wednesday and tho charge was raising
note from s700 to 1900. The alderman
required Hostetter to enter Sl,OOO for
| trial at the November Session..
| The funeral OF the late Corporal VIM.
Gumpf took place this afternoon. The
pail bearers were A. w. Russell, II. +.
members of Capt. Findlay's Fenoibles, Of
| which deceased was an aotife member.
Joseph Forrey ran against an Italian
image vender on South Queen street this
afternoon, and broke bis wares. He was
held for hearing by Alderman Donnelly.
| Lsuoa,t,r .iorsss at tho Rssdisg rsir.
In the 2:4O GLASS at the Reading fair on
Friday. e. F. MaoG Gonigle's horse, Richard,
| WOu 6b IOICWe Auo HUhliuun IA VIZ
race was &200, dividing first 800, second
$50, third $50 and fourth go. The horses
made good start, Ella G. soon taking
tho lead which she maintained to the close;
D. II. second and Richard third time 2.44
The second heat was won by Richard, Ella @
second and d. II. third, time Q Az. The
third heat was taken By Ella @. Richard
second and ID. II. third, tims 2.41. The
fourth heat was won by Richsrd, d. Il.
second and Ella Q. third, time 2.4Sa. The
ifth and last heat was won by Richard, ID.
II. second and Ella o. third, time 2 40.
In the 800 class 10 the first heat Tom
SCOTT, owned by NJ. w. Fraim, of this city
collided with Pumpkin Seed. Both
wagons were broken and Tom Scott badly
injured. Mr.. Beohtel, the driver ofPumpkin
Seed, reported to the judges that the
driver of Tom Scott ran into him, and
on the 0ther hand Tom Soott's driver
alleged that Mr.. Bechtel caused the aoci-
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