Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-13
COLUMBIA NE VS..
sRvm our nIaULAK UuKaEsposDEsT
Tho Organization Of n Band NJ onopoiy in
tho County Disoussed-Obapter OF

tho Organization OF u Band Monopoly In
the County Disoussed-Obaptcro OF
Aocine nts. -rown uriets.
Tho aders OF several bands In Bancas
tor county aro talking Of forming band
monopoly. Prices will bo made for all
kinds 0f engagements, aud no band will
bo allowed tC play for l0ss than tho fixed
prico. This will do away with ono band
underbiddiug another. For instance
Tho price for a days engagement
at homo may DO fixed at 81 per man.
No baud IN the organization can then play
for QUO cent loss Under. bidding IL said
to be tho cause OF rivalry between bands,
aud In several instances has beon The
means Of breaking them up. 1t is con-
Adcntly believed that tho bands in Ian
caster county will join, and IL success Ia
made out of tine arrangement, York county
will follow IN the footsteps OF Lancaster.
rernunai.
Last evening, Mr.. James PetrotJct, TO-
turr cd homo from his trip Co Pike county.
Tho now owner Ot the Columbia reel
works, A. NJ. Bender, of Lancaster,
accompanied by his family, removed to this
place yesterday.
Mr.. Robert j. Ryan, on Walnut stroOt,
has his brother, Judge Ryan, Of Pottsvillo,
and part Of his family as his guests.
Misses Minnie and Lucy Locka'd, of
Philadelphia, spent yesterday aud to day
with Mrs. l.. W. May.
Mrs. jeff Gilbert was agroCably surprised
last evening by number of her friends,
who gave her party. II was an enjoyable
affair.
chapter OF Accidents.
While shifting cars III tho west yard,
yesterday afternoon Engine,r John Jack
son backed into another train. Two cars
were raised from thoir trucks, but no
other damage was dOno.
Taylor Richards, while playing on pig
pen yesterday, was pushed oil tho builiing,
and in falling broke his right arm near
tho elbow.
Jacob Drummer, whilo ourrying one Of
his horses was bruised on tho left sido Of
his lace, by tho animal paving him, and
had an ugly wound inil ilctrd on his left
shoulder, by tho horso bt.ay him.
John Gabriel In jumping on aud of cars
at the "cut" had both he5ls yht be
tween tho dead woods Of two oars, and 80
severely mashed that onl will probably
have to DO amputatod
Baso Hall items
The Columbia club lost good player
when Ed. Htoshue rtBigned
The Nigis, OF NowtOwn, ars i5SirouS
OF contesting for the champions Of Ian.
caster county.
$ Swinglcr, tbs o little laft iielde.," Of
the Columbia, has been doing excellent
work with tho a,h this season, alSD in the
field, as h only has saysn errors credited
against him
Town BIio'-
About tweuty live CD'hnb lra .lDI -
panied the Marietta yN1ur.iru - VI.
Gretna this morning.
The R.t,n Ian3> last evening" a. the
meeting of tue Unite! Br,.G.al assembly
was quito smld. What's the matter ?
Assistant Mas.er Mcchaur1 a X. MJss
did efficient work ia placing the now boiler
in the r. Il. Il mlcn,lo shapI t
Columbia. Tho ditIi 'ult task W - sunIa s.
fully perfOrmcd
A Republican aud Dsmocga. b came
involved IN a h-dlcI political dts1ussiIn
last evening aud tbs Int. WI kuooked
down. The ne.uoGrL'a rrcnd the !
assisted IN thiHtauL The r.csIr.
When finished Mr.. ". Btcn.uhelner' ;
Chestnut street rc,ldouCu wall b0 ono uG
the handsome in Columbia. rno plans
were drawn by Joha EgAu, & ) n, Of Ian
caster.
Masket Master Goo Brnor has ,u his
ke, ping peck thooE, touud in the market
hyuse last saturday, nnl bass dead
latch key found in NJ. B,thrl o,motoy
on Monday.
Tao congregation ol - Peter. cath lie
church will hOli ! ilnolug picnic ~
Midway on Saturday,