Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-26
AN AGED WOMAN DIES.
mR4 MARY SINNERS, AFTER AN ILLNESS
OF rRREE MONTHS.
Drspy the Cause Of Her Demise-Ihoss Who
Were Voted Articles ~ the Metropsutsn
hand Fair-rhe Police mako Num.
bsr Of Airssu-aaessers Rewarded.

COLUMBIA, Nov. 20 Mrs. Mary Sim.
0erst widow of the late Patrick SINNERS,
died this morning at 5:i0 O'Clock, ct the
house Of her granddaughter, MrA George
Pcff, on South Fourth street. In her 77th
year Her death resulted from drop,y
aftsr being confined to bed for the past
three monthA The deceased WAS q native
Of LAnCester county and has been living In
town for the past seven years. One
daughter, Mre. Samuel II. Warfel survives.
Mfs. SINNERS was Q member OF the
Methodist church at Safe Hsrbor, and at
tended the United Brethren church while
IN town. The funeral arrangements have
not yet baen made.
The band fair In the armory closed on
Saturday night, and the articles left over
will be sold at auction tonight The car.
pet stove, furniture, lounge and dishes
will be chanced OF o-night The follow
log were the successful candidates for the
articles voted for: Silver watch, DsI Fur.
Tough, $500; butcher tools, George
echluthsuer, &L06; gold watch, Essie
0sartx. &63.50; gold watch, Maggie Dear.
beck, "a; sewing machine, Maggie Borne,
eS6 IS; ring, ELLA Gilbert, $3.50. John
Conley drew the silver castor, holding
ticket No. 40. The wax horse shoe was
drawn BY ticket No 10, held by Benjamin
Leitheiser.
Officer Schill arrested Andrew Hsrdnele
with Julia Callahan In room In tho house
Of Christian Hildebrsndt. He will have
hearing tonight before Squire Solly
charged with adultery preferred by his
wife. Julia Callahan was charged with
SornicAtion and will have hearing before
Squire Solly on Wednesday afternoon.
Christian Hildebrandt was arrested for
keeping q bawdy house and will have
hearing before the same squire on Wednes.
~1Gy urterDuun. -
Sarah Watson and Martha Mslson,
colored, had q hearing on Saturday night
before Squire Solly charged with drunken.
mess and disorderly conduct Sarah was
discharged and Martha paid the costs.
James Randalls colored, was arrested on
Saturday night for being drunk and dis.
orderly. Squire Solly gave him ten days
in jail.
Alfred Turner was sued by jim Moore
Tor disorderiy conduct. He will have
hearing before Squire Evans to night
Tho Junior Building Fund association, Of
Trinity Reformed church, will give an on
tertainment on Thank sgiving night.
Robert McClarin, brakeman on crew No.
20, OF the r. X. r., had his right hand
CSafht while coupling cars on Sunday.
Tho thumb was broken aud the hand
badly bruised.
A guess box was opened at the p. X. r.
dispatcher's ofiice on Sunday which con-
tainod $3.50, Harry J. Hall aud n J.
Britton had each guessed 10 900 AZ the Re.
publican msjoriiy in Pennsylvania and
divided the contents.
b. F. Dean reached his 52i birthday on
Sunday and celebrated the event In q
pleasant manner with his family at his
home. An elegant supper was served.
Mr.. Carter Ii Of tho opinion that his shop
caught fire on Saturday from tho black.
smith shop OF Rupp & Brother, adjoining.
His loss will DO about $3.50, and he has no
Insurance.