Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-16
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m11uAaf Cofreepondence Of fIH1sLLiesNosh
\ CofuuprA. March i6-On last Saturday
0lshs Harry Baldsu, employed - mooider
- - KeoIoy seove works len town abandon.
- wi1b and two small children. For
41Sue line past Baden was not attending to
t1o nufly. On Saturday night he boarded a
1feht traln, telling some Of his companions
- Sonvsy the news OF his departure to his
- md that he was going to Chicago. His
80 WoD mot told Of the occurrence until
Ounday evening and then Balden was beyond
p1ssuit
In Police Circles
nesphen snd Hannah Burrells and Emma
Arohey, all colored residents Of Columbia,
not on general drunk during Monday
S1Quire Young sent the Burrells to jail for
thirty-five days and Emma Archey for fifteen
dayA The latter managed to escape from
Oflacer Wittick Just as the train for Lsncas-
ter was leaving the station. The officer
could not 20 after her and Officer Hardnele
went In pursuit. finding the woman hiding
IN freight car. She was taken to the lookup
10 remain until Officer Wittick returns
Alex. McManus and Benz. Veit had free
fieht on Monday afternoon IN Lawrence
street veit got the better of MeManus and
left the neighborhood. Later in the day he
was met BY McManus on Locus. street who
Was armed with a revolver. Threats were
made against Veit's life who sought refuge In
the Columbia National bank. After waiting
for some time McManus left the place Neit
has entered suit against McManus at Squire
Franks for assault and battery and surety OF
the peace, and warrant has been issued for
hts arrest
Maggie Buck and Sarah vanNess, colorell,
had some difficulty which ended in Maggie
suing Sarah for assault and battery at the
Office of SQUIRE Frank at the hearing, yes
terday afternoon, the evidence was so com
plicated that the case was discharged.
Andrew Fleckinstein and John w. Hollei
had some trouble which resulted in suit al
Squire Franks The case was settled by the
payment of the costs.
Real Estate News.
q. G. Kaufman, attorney for John W
Hwartz, sold atwo-story brick dwelling hou.'
on Eighth street, between Locust and Wal
nut, for 81, ,l75, to John Wonder.
Work was commenced this morning on tn
cellars OF house on North Third street, be
tween Chestnut and Poplar, TO be built 70
John X. kreider as residence, and for
large building in the rear end of the propert
Intended for cigar box factory for MI
Kreider.
William II. Gilbert is making arrangement
for the erection of large house at Fourt
and Union streets Part of the building wi
be used as store room.
Town i,otes.
Last night in the opera house the Wat
comedy company opened a weeks engage
ment In " Shadows of Life " before fa
audience. The company appeared to goo
advantage, and the orchestra work wa
fine. Tonight "Carrots, Waif" will b
presented.
Yesterday afternoon the psy-car of th
Pennsylvania railroad was In town payin
the employees for the preceding month.
A track has been laid at the coal chute
from the river to the Pennsy lvania rive
track, TO be used by Adam Rodenhauser |
loading cars with sand.
F. G. Hardy, telegraph operator at IL
Reading * Columbia railroad station, Is G
duty on account of sickness
A freight car stading in the east yard &
the tracks near the stock yard of the PEN
sylvania railroad started from Its place
some manner, running down the track stri
ing the tank of an engine The car w
thrown from the track but was easily I
placed.
Fred. Bucher, an ex-pupil of the Columb
high school, is learning the drug business
DIR. e. +. Markets drug store, having start,
In this morning.
Much interest is being manifested in Il
st Patrick's meeting in the Lancaster cou
house and many Columbians will attend.