Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-11
AN EJECTMENT TROUBLE.
mrs BARBARA EATON REFUSES TO
LEAvk HER TENANT HOUSE.
me Power of the Law Invoked to Make Her
uo-A Hungarian who Got Himself Into
Dimcultlcs--The Serious Results Of
q Debauch--Town Notes.

Regular Correspondence OF the INTELLrerScER
COLUMBIA, Pa, August 1.-THE neigh
borllood in the vicinity of Third and Law
ronce streets are very much excited over
the putting tenant out of q house. Yester-
day morning Officer Gilbert arrived with
the proper authority, went to the house OF
MIRA Barbara Eaton on Third street near
Lawrence, and placed all her household
furniture on the street and pavement The
neighbors greatly sympathized with Mrs.
Eaton and have given her all sorts of advice
to pursue In the matter. The facts of the
case which caused tho tenant to be
elected, have been Cleaned from Squire Frank,
under whose orders the officer performed his
duty. On March Is, John Eaton, son of Mrs
Eaton, rented house from William Brady,
situated on South Third street, promising to
pay the rent by the month, and thus became
tenant by the month. From some cause
William Brady wished to recover possession
Of his house and instructed Squire Frank
to take the necessary legal steps to
regain the house. On June 18th a notice
was served upon the tenants to- vacate
requires that when person Is a tenant by
the month that thirty days is the necessary
legal time to give tenant to vacate the
premises No heed was given to this notice,
and on July Is, summons was issued to
Constable Wittick to be served on the ten
ants to appear at the 'squire's office, returna-
bile on July Is. On the moring of July 25 the
plaintiff of the case, William Brady, appeared
at the office of Squire Frank and testi-
fed that the complaint was just and true and
that he desired to recover possession OF his
house. The defendant, Mrs Eaton, did not
appear. A writ of possession was issued and
on Monday Constable John Gilbert proceeded
to the house and placed the entire household
effects on the pavement Mrs. Eaton has So
cured the service of a lawyer from Lancaster
to look after her side of the case, as she
claims that she could not legally have beer
elected from the house. The general opinion
OF some of the neighbors of Mrs. Eaton is tha
this ejectment was due to tho non-paymen
of rent The rent for the house was paid VI
until the first day of July. The owner o
the house wished to regain his property an(
the matter of rent was not taken into con
sideration. The furniture is still standin,
where the constable put II and the owner o
the things declares that they will not be re
moved. The outcome OF this affair will b.
made interesting to some parties.
Police Intelligence.
An Hungarian, giving his name as Josepl
Sworeizsk, had hearing before Squir
Young last evening charged with the lal
ceny of $25, from Martin Bull, a resident c
the country near Ironville. The man wa
also charged with an attempt to rape on tn
complaint 9Ss of Amaze mace HT Ths 1ssdss
unable to speak or understand word {
the English language, and the services
Paul Zielinski were required to act as int
prefer for the Hungarian. The alleged o
fence was committed on the night OF Tue
day, August 4. The man is employed at th
ore banks near Ironville. The evidence Wa
deemed sufficient to hold the man for cour
He was taken to the borough lookup la
evening, and this morning taken to Lanca
ter to await his trial.
Result of n Debauch.
Last evening about six O'Clock Charl
Loring was seen walking up Walnut sire
presenting dreadful appearance His clot
ing was saturated with blood that was flo'
ing from wounds on his head. He entert
the Office of Squire Young and told a SO
story that he had been attacked by some pe
son who cut him with a razOrI Loring W
given attention by the Squire and the blot
was washed from his face and head. 1t W
found that he had three very 9
we're cuts IN the back part of his hea
After the squire had questioned the man
came to the conclusion that he did not kno
how he was hurt Loring had been on
drunk during the entire day and was sec
along the river shore. 1t is supposed that
stumbled and fell upon some cinders on Il
shore and cut his head in this manner.
Town Notes.
The regular monthly meeting of coun'
will be held this evening In the coun
chamber of the opera house at 1880 o'clock.
The bill posting car belonging to OBrien
Lenburger's circus passed thrcugh TOW
---s fn's morning on its way to the differe
towns where this circus will exhibit
The appearance of the town has be-
greatly improved by the removal of the gra
in the cutters of the town. The change
especially noticeable along Second and Uni'