Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-19
IDLluBIA SEN

from 'ur Regular tttIf-t"h'''''
4 horse race took place on tho tN,r
yesterday afternoon.
Pcnusy lvania castle, \. -. X. ot VI. G.,
meets TO night.
The high school visited lancaster during
its sleghing trip yesterday.
Fifteen drunks and train jumpers were
taken to the county jail this morning.
The Second street Methodist sunday
school session begins tomorrow at : CLOCK
y. III.
\ Western Union connection has been
made with the Il. \ {. railroad offices
Messages can now be sent from that
place.
Auctioneer Lindsay has sold to Thomas
Edwards for $1,000 n double frame dwell
ing located on Locust street, late the
property of J. Jones. The sale "as pr,-
vate.
Irwin |. Ecker's remains were removed
yesterday to Hummestown for burial.
tie was the victim of the late accident at
Strickler's mill, near Wri-htsvilIe.
Psr.ousl and Soci'l.
Miss Jean Kaufman left to day for
NassAr college, where she will resume her
studies.
\ pleasant party was held At Mr.. Jack.
son Wilson's residence on 81 street last
evening. The gentleman and his wife
were presented by their friends with a
handsome silver table caster. Rev. sam
YiDglng, OF st. Johns Lutheran church,
made tho presentation speech lhe
occasion was most pleasant one through
out.
Successful Package Party.
The G.. 4. r. drum corps package party
last evening was a complete success. After
. 4. q ..sA
clog dancing was provided by NeSSrs Gll
man aud lllteshue. Timer played tho
harmOnica in his usual excellent manner.
\ dance followed, which w1s keTt up
until late hour.
About the oyer. nOuse.
No more shows booked At the opera
house for January.
4 very excellent performance was given
here last night by the Steiner Burlesque
Opera troupe, "Tornadoes' could come
again aud draw big house Miss Fannie
Rice carried all by storm with her COrnet
sOlCs and singing.
Hurt Will, Unloading = Barrel.
Henry Rodenhauser was severely injured
yesterday, while unloading barrel of
oysters at Warren's restaurant. The icy
pavement caused him 10 slip and partly
fall, the barrel of oysters striking his left
leg and breaking the sinews Tie was re-
moved TO his home in u sleigh. The at
tending ply sician prOnouuces the Injury
worse than broken leg.
Matters Military
There Is a probability that company c
may be transferred from the Fourth 10
the Sixth OF Eighth regiment. Important |
business is TO be transacted 1T Mondays |
evening meeting, beginning at TO'clOck |
Forty two members Of the Wrghtsville |
military company paid their last honors to
he remains of Frank Charles, which were
Inferred from the Presbyterian church Of
-olumbia yesterday afternoon Interment
Ook place IN Mount Bethel cemetery.
helping the widow ana orphan.
Three children Of Mrs. Charlotte Long,
widow OF denry, have been admitted TO |
he Soldiers Orphans home at Mt. Joy. |
he necessary papers were prepared by |
squire Evans OF this place.
Mrs. Mary Mcdowell, widow Of WIN. |
am, has been allowed back pension of |
,ver $4,000 from the government, on ac. |
vas p.ocured through Mr. w. Hayes
GGiPT.
BloosiOg Coutideuce tame
VIM. Walker, a Chestnut Hill farmer. |
lad an attempt made 10 swiudle him
while IN town yesterday afternoon. Two
strangers who gave their names as DR..
Bowman, of Carlisle, aud Mr. Brown, of |
baltimore, attempted - play a confidence |
game on him, but the old gentleman |
proving too much for the sharpers. The |
latter had previously registered at one Of |
the hotels as Harry Neyan, Baltimore, and
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