Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-10-13


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~ oommittee reported the com
~ 1ro e1oapss ct the opera house
r. - n2nns prepared by council.
<1iSV COMMITTEES reported the COM
y work on various parts Of Chest
I'D Houston streets number /
GDnod to property owners to make
- nd lay CUTTERS; permits were |
- ~ building Of five houses.
oommittoe reported the buildings
0on6ltion but the attendance not as
~ month.
- nd water committee reported the
q the plug at Front asid Walnut
~ plugs about town have been ex
opme needed repairs which was
ri ~ ~ madc, new contract will be
Wi1A We electric light company Tor
- aud police committee reported
= needed Ut the lookup and several
ot lhis place needed repairs
G3of burgess reported the town very
1og1y during last month alot OF boys
~ ub0ut the opera house during the
~ q ahows; has received complaints about
lnmf robbories about town suggested
3 special officer be appointed to abate
1Qi1nnce at the opera house and DO ser
D shout town. The chief burgess with the
lnsy md police committee will appoint
1na 0l1cef for one month at salary not TO
n 10 per month.
III oVA Ely, Evans and Psnnebecker,
Dm1tAeo representing the ministerial as
Mon Of town, were present in reference
Goadlug . course of lectures in town the
- been discussed by them but the
80 has deferred any action. If the
qol would be interested in providing
g lectures, the gentlemen acting as
nun1ttoe TO secure the lectures, etc, and
ID11 furnish the opera house without
- rDeo Of rental, the matter would take a
Enl1o shape ; after pay ing all legitimate ex-
~ tho balance OF the money would Do
fnG1 Into the borough treasury. The re-
80 Wos granted, providing the course will
|1c1 oxeood six nights during the season:
ff ~ b Csse, esq, appeared for the heise
- \ reference to paving the west side oil
1r9 street from Chestnut to Poplar and
NJ 10 b exonerated from this paving, as
- ol1ate y now laying considerable pave
x1rt a Bridge street No action was taken.
}* ~ 8. Shuman, owner of the rink, asked
GInt action be taken in reference to the IL.
0eoeA which is $500, per year. He would
:11Eo 70 have the license at 30 much per night
~ oounCil were of the opinion that the
a 16on1o Was best in its present shape
& 1nnk Wilson, appeared for the knights OF
9oss eskfng that the opera house be given
~ 1kli orHanixatiOn for the actual expenses
AlMass o Reading, on the objects OF the
kKn1ghm of Labor. The opera house was
s~1SG0 6 = rebate of ten dollars
~ petition was received from residents OF
n6nD1qr avenue asking that an electric light
a p1oood at the crossing of Lancaster avenue
~ ebo Reading railroad. A light was or.
@GE0d 70 b put at this place. On motion of
q r. DuCh0r the slag pavement in front OF the
q nnklin house was declared a nuisance ON
'0ocount Of its smooth condition. The owner
Xtlk have to abate the same within ten days.
were presented and laid over for
wSCnsf a. follows That Cemetery street
@4op6ned, laid out and graded from sixth
70 Eighth streets; that Cherry street from
Lancaster avenue 20 Sixth street, as 1t now
appears on the borough plsn is and the same
= hereby abandoned; that in lieu thereof,
Cherry street, 60 feet wide, be laid down ON
tho same plan, In such manner that
~ northern line commences at point where
- now intorsects with the eastern line oil Lam
q1ntor avenue, then to run in a straight course
- point where the northern line of Gene
tory street and the eastern line intersect
thak Cemetery street from Sixth to Eighth
nfnll form part of ard be known Cherry
n1Eoot ; that the name of Cemetery street be
11kicken from the borough plan. A petition
Wun received from residents OF Manor street,
noking for more light or the present lights be
znoro equally divided. Referred to the light
md Wafor committee. Grades were adopted
~ parts Of Ridge avenue, Blunston, Wright
Ninths Houston, Third and Union streets
md alley q. Orders were granted for 81, 136
~ cnncslled coupons and s37s. l5 for the
mnking fund. Bills paid and adjourned.
49, squabbIe over a Horse.
On "wednesday last Squire Frank held for
MI q court Lincoln and Samuel Yelletts,
~ 0pringville, who were charged with OBJ
161ntDg horse from Samuel Weaver, by CIV
~ worthless promissory note. During
- hearing Officers Wittick and Hardnele
;XoRo Giyen . search warrant by the squire for
~ horoa. The officers found the animal at
.XoGuer's hill and turned II over to Weaver.
'xh0 Yollotts entered suit against the officers
- ~ once of Squire McFaddep, of Mt Joy,
- sealing the horse. Squire Frank gave
NDourtty In the sum Of $500 for their appear
i - next Saturday.
Child's Loa,hsome Condition.
II In the house OF a colored man, on Tow
I1lle ha white girl, aged about five years,
1lhO should receive the attention OF the
Teopog authorities. The mother of the child
~ ~ jail and the child Is in terrible condi-
(Gon. It In literally covered with vermin
'Gn6 presents an awful appearance. Its hair
nd been clipped oil in order that the vermin
could be removed from the scalp. The
ooighbors have been trying to get the child
under the care of proper authorities but their
1oqueels have not been attended to.
Tho Fry Hook Nuptiais
A. 81 Peters Catholic church, this morn
,inG Mr.. Wall ii. Fry, OF Baltimore, was
lnnEried TO Miss Lottie Hook, OF Columbia.
Atoof the ceremony reception was held at
Gho roaidence Of Mrs. John A. Hook, on Wal
mt street The newly married couple left
town this afternoon for Baltimore, where a
rooeptton will be held this evening.
Town Notes.
The 6usquehanna Iron company have de-
elared . quarterly dividend of ten per cent
In the yard of Joseph Lewis, on Union
.olreot, u Q lilac bush In bloom for the second
(frns this year. Also plum tree which con-
1nins blossoms for the third time this season,
~ Prohibition meeting will be held in the
S&gWnry, on Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock,
- ~ addressed by Rev. J. Wright OF Phil.
hitting engine No. 96s, of the Pennsyl-
Xonja nilroad, jumped the track last night,
~ Gequtred three bours work to replace the
essgino on the rails
0lnco August 18th one hundred men have
e6n employed at Ksuffman's stone quarries
!nk1ng ballast The work Is expected to
D81Duo until the end OF the present year.
- sax TO eight cars OF ballast are turned
~ 4evegy day.
~ Gyepe vine in the yard OF A. ]. Stine on
nth street. was about four feet high in
wing. During the summer tie vine
evog thirteen teet and late In the season
oaSmen OF the Pennsylvania rail-
- nSauy engaged in cleaning the
e.o.s Ior the annual inspection.
comedy company will appear i'm
3e mouse ON Monday and tuesday
lody and her young son are visiting
~ toWn' Yesterday afternoon the
- be placed over his head inauirina
xnk dub does Aunt Anpia baiopo - ~,