Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-07-16
COLUMBIA NEWS.
our sEUurAa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


our SEUuLAH UuHhEspOsDsavs
rhe columbia Snso Uaii CHM Es,ii, pr.
isst tue oriental -rno tinding Of Ua.-
prr Hothaopt's Dead sody.
Even though tho Columbia club p,ayed
IN poor form yesterday afternoon, vet they
had no trouble IN defeating Lancaster
city's amateur aine, tho Oricntals. The
homo players, knowing they were pitted
against weak team, played loose game,
Rhoads aud Dewitt, the Columbia battery,
especially ~. Thoy only batted hard at
times, but then they would send the
leather flying. On the other hand, tho
Onentals played q neat game, but they
arc too light for tho Columbia. Their
folding was good, but their batting lacked
strength. The hits they made were scat
toring and useless rs they did not benefit
them in the least. Two men after getting
first base for being hit, and on called balls.
crossed the homo plate on passed ball
by Dewitt and his wild throw to third. Tho
other run was also unearned, the runner
scoring on passed ball Tho scoro is as
follows
isSIN0s. 3 3
Orientuis ......... 80 o u O2OI O-B
Columbia"........,.,O 900 x-iJ
Earned rnns-Cnlumbta, T. Errors-Colum-
hia II orIen!als, g Base hits columbia, Is {,
Oricn'as, 8. Passed balls liovitt, 3 schau ~
J. IwO base hits -COlumbIa, 3 : UrientiiIs. l.
Homo run-Columbia, l. Double plays-Col.
umbia, u; Orient,ls <. struck out-on
Whoeds, on Bitiner; d. Bases on ball-oh
Cu Rhoads, OF Bitner. I.
Umpire MIR. Hogcntoglcr.
sunday sohoUi ~ 5nics
Tho A NJ. Il. Sunday school, of Colum
bia, spent yesterday at Litita. There was
good deal Of Drunkenness, fighting, etc.
IL is said, however, these misdemeauors were
committed by persons not belonging to the
Sunday school.
The United Brethren Sunday school ;
arc at Lititz TO day There Is largo
attendance, over ak hundred p0rsous being
present.
The Second street Lutheran Sunday
school goes to Lititz to morrow, tho
weather permitting
regular programme has been prepared
and will be followed during tho union
picnic Of 81. Johu's Lutheran and Triuity
Reformed Sunday schools, at Lititz, on the
23d inst. Ii consists of al! kinds of games,
religious service, musical concert of the
Columbia band and tho Trinity Reformed
orchestra.
Last evening, Mrs A. Jcssc started on
summer trip to Asbury Bark, Long
Branch and Couey Island.
Mr.. Z. Hershey, has returned here with
10 head of Southern Indiana aud Illinois
horses
The Meyers family, OF Norwood, and
thoir guest Miss Fanny smith, leave to-
day Tor Bedford Springs
Mr. and Mrs. John Fendrch are at Ma.
OF "a lt. Of Nhs.,g L..
roiioe Item-.
Officer John Gilbert yesterday arrested
Lizzie Smith, colored, ior being drunk and
committed her to Jail for 30 days
Officers J. Kennedy and Pyle caught five
train jumpers at Collius last night. Re.
sult-lO days each in Jail,
Kate Wilson, of Lancaster, was arrested
yesterday on complaint Of John Hummell
for drunken and disordorly conduct, and
breaking window paucs ia his saloon, in
revenge for being elected. Squire Frank
sent her "down tor 30 days.
b. Cramer, a notion peddier, and Ed.
Flyer, a tinwaIe peddIer, were yesterday
arrested by Officer Gilbert Tor selling
without license. They paid their costs,
aud promising to leave town were released.
They left.
hOtheupts Desd BoUy Found.
Richard Smith fUuui the blpated corpse
of Casper Rothaupt, an account of whose
accident was published last evening, on a
tish wall near Shld Island, at II O'Clock
this morning. The body will bc taken To
Reading.
Town Notes
Eighteen hundred quarts Of raspberries
have this 2, asOn been picked from the
patch OF Mr.. John SterIinc. About
200 quarts yet remain TO DO gathered.
The band will play at the Catholic fair
this evening. On the 26th inst. they will
give their third open air concert rendering
national airs.
The Tide Water canal resumed opera
tions this morning. a SHud bar Ia tue
Pennsylvania canal, at MIddletown, will
detain boats from reaching Columbia for
few days
A robber attempted To enter tho houses
of Amer aud Tobias Bartch, on Bethel
street, last night, but wors scared away
before they were successful.
A polishcr in the stove works, named
William ClantUp, had his lett foot mashed
yesterday, by the falling thereon OF 40
pound stove plate,
A coal car was thrown from the in
clined track at Second street, near the
stovo works, yesterday, by u large joist,
which had been placed there to stop the
car, which was runaway"
The human being, born like toad frog
will DO exhibited in Swartz's store room !;
the exhibition commences this evening.
1t is said to be the greatest curiosity
living.