Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-07
GOLJM BIA NEWS.
proi Ames Hsti.oioh superintendent oi
tho Borough sohouis-Tho Regular
Local Budgst

iroi. Ames Rsel'oied supPtiDtepdeut OF
tho Borough sohouIa-Tho Regular
ioosi Budgst.
Last night only one tramp lodged in the
lookup
To night Orion lodge of Old Fellows
meet.
This morning at au cary hour a heavy
iain prevailed.
An unusually large haul Of shad was
made last night by tho fishermen. Large
numbers were shipped TO Reading aud
other pOiuts on tho Reading Columbia
railroad.
A wrcckiug party OF the Frederick rail
road, under the supervision Oi Mr.. NEW
ton jackson, foreman Of the Columbia
wreckors, cleared away yesterday after
noon u slight wreck, which occurred last
Saturday on siding at WrightsVillo.
There il To he erected at the west yard
dispatcher's officer, L. X. R.,a somophone
signal. which Is an arrangement used for
Signalling trains. This one will be en-
ploycd I'm signalling trains of tho main
line.
More iuterCst has been manitCBtcd in the
examination of tho primary schools this
week than there was last week, These
examinations are pLssln; of IN a very
satisfactory manner.
The ntst game Of base ball booked for
this place ls that of clubs of tho new
Lancaster county association. The other
clubs OF town appear To await tho opening
of the ball season here by tho association
olub-, bGiuie they take "a hand IN base ball
affairs
rerson-i.
Mr.. H. II. Hoise Yesterday entertained
M. A. b Baer, of Rohrerstown
Mr.. Luther RICHTER of Dnncanucn, Pa,
is visiting his brother, Mr. Noble Rghter.
Mr.. Shocks health has so Tar improved
as to permit him to occupy chair in his
sitting room.
Two runruls.
Mrs. Gen. William Patton was buried
this afternoon from her late residence in
South Second street.
TwO-morrow morning At II O'Clock the
funeral services ol the late Lovi Breueman
of Lancaster, will bo held at tho late
residence OF Mr.. Abraham Botaor, Oh
Cherry street.
AmuscmBnts.
A short variety performance, to bc
given by members of the company before
the regular drili hour on Monday even
iugs, Is tho latest thing proposed for
getting out 10 the drills the mombers of
Co. G.
"The Queens L,co Handkerchief ;"
drew but a fair sz,d audience to the
opera house last evening. The New York
opera company n Gu Organization of great
merit and eXcrlcucc, aud deserved more
liberal patronage last night.
n Nuisance SceGins ADstsment
Tho bone boiling establishment on
Shawnee creek deserves VISIT from Chief
Burgess Erwin. On the few warm days
which we have had this spr!ug the stencil
arising from the place was t,rrIblo. Sew
eral Peunsy lyania railroad employees of the
east yards were siUkened by the smell.
PROT. Anos Re-eIscied
Prof Is. G.. Ames was reelected super.
intendent of the borough schools at last
nights meeting of the school board OF
this place. Mr Ames has already served
three terms Of three years each. Columbia
never had moro faithful or competent
superintendent than Mr. Ames.
A woman n,Id for an AssRult.
Mrs Catharine Sively has been held over
ia 800 bail to answer for hsr appearance
at court on the charge of assault and
battery, which was preferred against heI
by James Waters, colOred. At the hear
ing of the above case che was compelled
to pay the costs Of suit for belt < disOr
derly. These suits resulted from late
row on Tow Hin, an account O, which wal
published a few evenings slUOe.