Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-23

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D "a d 6E5nosd On-who Held the Lucky=
~ Ceppoa 2. Lille Hinton's Fine Work -
sZ = aFroa Fron"-TowS1- Notes. J. -.

\ <IoD0Df correspondence of INrBLLIeENuER.
!. CohUMBrA, April 2S--The general fair
tommittee of the vigilsnt fire company,
announcod the result of the fair, and II Is
noe only satisfactory report, but a surpris-
Ing ono ~ well. Between $3.50 and Si,275
han been cleared, an amount that will give
The vigilsnt company one of the hand
nOone& parlor, In this section. Numerous
6lls have already been collected but for fear
ec1ns have been overlooked, we have been
seekcd 10 announce through the lNTELLI-
4MHCER for all bills not yet presented.
The Firemen's Friend published in the in
eorooe1 Of the vigilant fair appeared for the
~ time Last evening. 1t was equal to the
0o40nct Lancaster Oici.
3Eoubie ~ to the legal drawer Of the stove
Cf4nCed of ut the vigilant fair. Coupon
NO 112 drew 1t, and such coupon was pre-
eented to the general committee this morn
ing by Charles Brown, engineer. But one
Of the committee states that young lady in
York, is the holder of the winning coupon.
Hho has been written 10 and requested to
send her coupon. Upon its receipt the mat
ter will be attended to,
Real Estate Notes.
z Several Columbia gentlemen are organiz-
ing themselves into building committee,
and will, this summer erect 10 or IL brick
houseA A location has not yet been Sc
lected.
MI. James Perrottet will commence work
on his new Chestnut street residence this
week.
Col. G. s. Murrays new Chestnut street
house, near Seventh, is being erected. w. Ii.
Hogentogler has the contract.
story is being added to the Black Horse
hotel, corner of Fourth and Walnut streets.
II - also being otherwise repaired and beau
titled.
Foot Fearfuiiy Lacerated.
While doing some work yesterday How
ard Barnes, an employe in Kings steam
cracker bakery, had his left foot caught in
the machinery and terribly injured. He was
removed to his home on South Second street.
where DIR. w. &. Taylor attended him. No
bones are broken, but the foot Is feariully
lacerated and bruised, and will confine him
to his home several weeks.
Lille Hinton In "FrOu Frou.-
"Frou Frou" is a fair play, and as presented
BY Miss Lille Hinton, in the opera house
last evening, was a success, as is everything
in which the little footlight favorite appears.
In the last act "Frou Frou" Miss Hinton
returns to the house she had deserted from
unwarrantable jealousy, to ask pardon of her
sorrowing but stern husband. 1t is a sad,
touching scene, and delighted all who occu-
Piled seats in the parquette and circle. Not
80, however, with the hoodlums in the gal
lery, for just at the point where Miss Hinton
appears to the best advantage, where as"Frou
rrOu' sne uleS In ner huSbaudS arms these
uneducated gallery gods shouted with laugh
ter, and grabbed their hats and coats and be-
gan leaving the hall. Their conduct was
very annoying.
Town Notes.
The fire plugs were opened last night and
cleansed the borough cutters.
Market is improving This mornings was
quite large, and produce, etc, found in
abundance. Shad brought from 30 cents 10
. $l.25 per pair; eggs Is cents per dozen, and
butter 25 cents per pound.
Nature has made the Wrightsvlle grove a
beautiful resort, and it is often frequented by
pleasure parties. Improvements are being
--0fwG4 d made to make it even more attrac-
tive and conyenient than it-already is
Miss Matte Nickefs in 'Paste and
Diamonds" wiIl-appear in the Columbia
opera house, under the management OF
Messrs. Crane and Young, on NAV End, 1855.
The Columbia rolling mill will begin
running on or about June 18th, 1885. The
moving of the large chimneys from one part
Of the mill to another, was an interesting
proceeding and was successfully accom-
plished
Boating on the Susquehanna river will be
the principal amusement for Columbians
this summer Several new row and sail boats
are being purchased.
Several Columbia gentlemen, with mum.
ber Of Baltimoreans as their guests, will
spend a week at Wild Cat Falls next month.
Practice games Of lawn tennis are now being
enjoyed by members Of the Columbia lawn
tennis club