Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-24
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81 moguhar Correspondence OF lSrrrIIerscrn.
e CoEuMDIA. March 2A--An adjourned
mootiug Of the borough council was held last
mlsht In The council chamber. Members
s peSssas Msssn BucAsr, Tile, H. wester-
nm, EdwsrdA lfuaer. Tho finance CON-
mltaoo nads tks following report:
Iecelpes ssnce last report. 1855 Q.
h ,d1ssfss for same time. 1880
s paaaacs on hand. s,ls7.2s
n secretary OF council read detailed &C
oount Of the receipts and expenditures Of the
tofough during the past year. The total
amount was
Aeeeipse for the ear...................s tSo2o g
Bxponoituree. SssSSlS
balance on hand and......................s 3.l97.2l
Tho report was ordered to be printed In
the town papera The market committee
made . report which highly complimented
Aarketmaster McFalls for the efficient
manner In which he managed the market
afIairA A larger amount of transient market
roots was collected during the past year
than for any two previous years all
the regular market rents have also been
paid up in full. The chief burgess re-
ported having examined the Columbia fire
engine, but it Is in no immediate danger, al
though In case OF Q large fire the engine
IIisnt not M Dc able to DO DO the necessary work.
ter, were present at council, presenting
plans OF FIRE escapes for the use
of the opera house. The matter will
be attended to at special meeting held on
Monday evening, March Goth. DIR. Houston
MifIlin asked council to take action In regard
TO alley X, changing the same to the width
OF street, he donating the ground No ac-
tion was taken by council in the matter. The
been rented 10 Jerry Long. number OF
bills were ordered to be paid, when council
adjourned.
Anniversary Celebration.
CbiquesaluDga Tribe, No 80, Of Red Men,
celebrated their 2eth anniversary In their
ledge room last night. About $50 persons
were present, representing several different
tribes. Ee-shah-ko-nee Tribe, of Lancaster,
was very largely represented. The chart
OF their members were presented to
the home tribe by Charles c. Conley,
Of Philadelphia, which was received by
Emanuel Newcomer, OF No. SO. The chart
OF the home tribe was presented to the Lam
caster tribe by DIR. Berntheisel and was
received by NJ. ]. Weaver, of that tribe The
meeting enjoyed several good speeches by
prominent Red Men, after which they went
70 the armory where q very pleasant time
was had by the visitors and home members
The visitors left town at 10 o'clock well pleased
with their trip.
Row in q saloon.
About seven O'Clock last evening, Frank
Richardson, a colored man, came into the
saloon of c. G. SEIZURE, corner Front and
Bridge streets, and said he wanted to play a
game Of cards. His request was refused
when an alteration took place between him
ana the proprietor. Richardson picked up a
mustard cup and hurled it with great force
At Mr.. SEIZURE, who evaded the missile and
seized revolver and fired IL at his assailant
The bullet did not hit Richardson, who hur-
riedly left the saloon. Richardson has en-
tered complaint against MIR. SEIZURE at the
Office Of Squire Frank.
Trouble at the MILL
number of tramps got on a drunk and
went to the Susquehanna rolling mill yester.
day aftt rnoon, where they raised great dis
turbznce. The town policemen were tele.
phoned for, and when they appeared at the
mill succeeded In arrestinv seven of the
tramps The men were each given ten days
In Jail.
Town Notes.
Lillian Spencer's company will appear In
the opera house on March 30th.
Oficer Wittick arrested John Thomas, a
tramp, for being drunk and disorderly.
Squire Evans gave him 80 days In Jail,
The river is at present rising to a very high
point ~
James Schroeder has painted two pieces of
satin, one containing passion flower and he
other water lilies They are very beautiful
In design and finish.
John Mouk, living near town, cut his left
nand ~ very serious manner, while en-.
gagged in some work, with a hatchet The
injury ls very painful one.