Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-08-31

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Cof.uupfAs Aag. 3L--Horace Daniels, .
ss.sdeos a Akfen, rot into trouble through
HI endmvGg6 10 ride on the Reading n Col
umtas rnfoad without giving the conductor
q shac|6in his ticket Daniels had purchased
= ~ from Akron to Ephnta, and 40 the
- was nearing the latter town, jumped
'IluO The cars before the conductor received
histickel He waA arrested by Oficer Ho6-
man, Of the railroad police force, and
brought 10 Columbia yesterday for hearing
q tho once Of Squire EvAna Daniels was
discharged upon the surrender OF the ticket,
No 7,2l5, and the payments Of costs, amount
ing to A7a .
Clayton weinholds, also q resident of
Akron, was arrested for breaking a car
window Of the train in which he was riding,
on last Saturday. Ofiicer Hoffman brought
him to Columbia, whore he had q hearing
before Squire EvanA Weinholds paid ior
the window pane and an additional sum OF
A75 for costs
whsrs was the Red Lights
Last night gentleman who had occasion
TO travel along new Second street, met with
. very unpleasant experience Sand, lime,
and other building materials had been placed
about the street and no red light was ex-
posed to give people warning OF the block
ade. The gentleman happened to fall into q
ditch, not very deep, and foundered about
the place for some time before he could find
his way to his destination. An ordinance of
the borough calls FOR . red light to be exposed
whenever building materials are placed in
the street
Breaking Up . Nuisance.
For some time past lot of colored boot
blacks have gathered about the station of the
Reading & Columbia railroad, especially
during the arrival of trains, and are great An
noyance to passengers and employees about
the place. Officer Hoffman arrested Willie
BurrellA one of the number, yesterday, and
took him before Squire Evans The boy
was discharged after given reprimand.
To-day the bootblacks are not seen about
the station.
The season at the opera house will COM
mence this evening by the appearance OF f..
+. Kendall and company in "A Pair of
Kids" The company will no doubt be
greeted with q large audienca
Last night Leonard Smith, living at Fifth
and Walnut streets, heard a strange noise in
his yard. Upon investigation it was found
that an opossum was in the yard after the
chickens. Mr.. Smith killed the intruder,
which was a very large specimen Of this kind
of animal
an insurance Of Is, 900 on the market house
in the companies represented by Messrs- c,
9. Kaufman and w. U. Barr. The rate
offered by these parties was the lowest OF
nine bidders
The street cleaners are 1t work this morn
ing on Locust street engaged in scraping
Of the extra amount OF mud caused by the
rain.
Engine "Percy Pyne,n of the Chestnut
Hill furnaces, has been placed in the Read
ing & Columbia shops for extensive repairs.
The funeral of Joseph Weise, the victim OF
the drowning accident on last Saturday, took
place this morning from the German Catho-
lie church.
A very heavy rain fell in Columbia last
night which has settled the dust in the
streetA The rain was greatly needed and
much welcomed as relief from the extreme
ly warm weather.
The fair at Lancaster attracts number o
townspeople to that place.
Arrangement have been made for the Har-
yey Fishers Of Duncannon, 10 play agame o
ball with the Columbia club In town mex
Saturday afternoon.
VIM. B. Given, esq, has returned hom'
from his trip to Saratoga, N. Y.
Edward S. Rumsey, OF Wichita, Kansas
formerly OF town, has arrived in Columb
on short business trip.