Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-07
OULUMi,IA NEWS.
a tiig Jrowd witness tho yorK Uiub's Defeat
of tho DOiuinDis-ttns titewOrks-
hOtea ADnnt IOMn.

York professionals defeat tho Columbia
ball club In nu unintcrCstiDg match game
Of ball on Saturday afternoon. IL was
expected tho visitors would defeat the
homo nine, but close aud iu-
tercsting game was anticipated, aud
when IL was learned that their
crack battery would not work in their
positions, all hope for tho Columbia niue
was given up Dewitt. in tho game be-
tween the Vlgls, Of Nowtown, and the
Mannheim, of Mannheim, had the middle
finger Of his i1it hand so badly injured
that IT waS impossible for him To face
lthOades balls liable, who has not
caught great deal. was put behind the
bat, but, although ho worked bravely he
could no. hold Rhuadrs' swift curvcs, and
allowed five runs, in the second aud third
innings, to be secured on passed balls.
The visitors did not bat RhOadeB' balls
Outside.tho diamond. Mitchell was put on
third, aud ngrcoably accom- nodated the
visitors with two runs by muiliug two
thrown balla. Several other changes wero
made, but the boys not boing used to the
visitors played poorly, except liiteshue,
who covered himself with glory with his
fine play ng at rhUrt. Dewitt covered right
field admirably, aud four difficult
lligs we're takon by him IN tho beginning
OF the third inuing, k,mtz went in to
pitch, and proved effective, but his arm
gave out aud no was forced To retire To first
base. Thir pua matters very gloomy Tor
the home nine, aud had IL Uos b1eu for the
kindnosS uI Mr. King, OF Lancaster, who
offered to pit0h, th0 gamn would have
ended then aud there. lRhoaies quit
playing, as his arm was slightly stiff. The
homs club did too heaviest batting, aud
hat
given tho Workers. busy timo IN defeating
them. The nine played ~ fine Il game in
the Held an they played poorly AZ tho bat.
Tue soJIe ~ aa follows:
tNNINoa Il 50
York .............. ! o o ! . o. q
C"lumh n............. o - % - Il
pUuMAKY.
ErruIs--t oluuhii, It, York o. ESrncd runs
hOrk,N uluubH,2 TWO base hit cyitt
struck "ut-uu "rN, 5 OF Columbia .. Lett
-.llahi" u incr, Base hits columbia,
y; York
iIInc oi gan o. Two hours, - minutes.
rImr al play OI pIrewurE-.
Tho postponed display OF fireworks,
which were 10 have taken place on Friday
evening, WCIc sent up on Saturday, at s
p. ~ 90 tho presence Ol . 900 spectators,
who h,yG Iuu IIytr shore from Union to
Walnut HtroCts Il was the finest display
ever C,sod in Columbia The Citi-
aru's hand Was stationed twenty-five yards
from there on aCalal boat. and furnished
somo excellent music, which, however,
c uId tC luI lily appreciated, owing tU
heavy wlnI- ~nlch wore blowing. Hardly
had tie Iast rocgct asCcndcd, when 1t be
gan raining ia torrents, nrenChing them
who were not lucky enough to have
umbrella. or who could not reach shelter
In time 20 wCy,ut their getting wet. The
rain continued falling until IL p. M, when
1t ceased and allowed those persons who
sought IrJlcttlO in doOrways, etc., to go
home.
Personal.
Percy Hughes returned t. his home in
Wmhugtou, ID. G., this morning.
Mr.. John FIemmlug has for guests Mrs.
Belle Suaghoru and sou, and Miss Lizzie
Flemmiug, Of Philadelphia.
Col. James Duffy, his daughter, Miss
JosIr, "l Marietta, and Hou. Samue
Reynolds aud daughter, started for tho
White Solphur Springs, Virginia, THU
morning.
Keiigious.
Rev. Wm. L. Evans, pastor Of the f.. L
Luihurdu church, delivered his third an
uiyoIsaly sermon before "a fair sized con
| GI .l'l'i NfSIf'l'hg III liillilk.
Rev r. T. Everett, d. D., Governor
! Patti~nu's private secretary, occupied the
| NJ. T. pulpit, yesterday morning and even
| ing. Large congregations were present al
| both services.
Commencing with next Sunday evening
| tho st. PAul'S p. L. Sunday school vii
hold thUir services III tho evening.
Town JUttlnGs.
Company G WI be inspected this even
J ing
School hoald and council meet on
Thursday and Friday evenings of this
| week.
Leo SoUrhucr has been placed under
| bonds for good behavior.
| Bin mccall WAS sued Oh Saturday fui
| Keeping u vicious dog, which had bitten 4
| CulOTrd lAd named Shorter Squire Eyaus
gives William chance to settle or have
the case returned to court.
| An empluyc OF Henry Westermau, uamec
isnao Feisor, was bjltou by = SpitZ dog OF
Saturday, while delivering meat. Tb,
wound IN considered very poisonous.
4 K. Euight was arrested by L. X. Il
Do,eotiyo Ed. Kennedy for drunken au,
diaordorIy conduct, On Saturday night, n
the l.. X. H. depot. He received /,
days.
lhS SONOG lioHCk DoSs, oi near baih
bridge, who atteml .od 10 stop n train a
Buck Lock last week, ny placing ties upor
the track, applied for lodging at thu
Columbia lookup saturday night. Whor
Officer A. Gilbert went INTO tho lookup Il,
was surprised to see them, but pleas d
nevertheless. They were taken to Harris
burg for q hearing.
Nine whitO persons were immersed il
tho river at Marietta yesterday, aud on,
coIored person in Columbia,
Friday nights rain washed away th
boat usod by tho young C1lumbiaus, VIII
are camping out 1T the mouth Of the O.
dOrus creek.
Tho Catholic fair, now being held /
Armory hall, had a slim attendance o
Saturday night.
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