Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-03
II. FOURTH AT COLUMBIA.
- ,ass. Rrr1E ANDcANoE CONTESTS
II DUnINa rBE DAY.
nsesssf Assault aoa Bauery and ROBBERY
40 nsuam win navsto Auswerss Court, :
f4as Cssrss nave Novel isrsds-A .---.
Wonan's u,p srossn by Kau.

p CoruMprA, July S.--The Fourth OF /
1aiy wall be observed In this place
v1sh ne customary noise Of Hrecrackers
- firearms, but nothing Of any
uDesaoa character will take place Thepeople
foNo decided 10 keep their enthusissm un'
1og ocnsrol until September when the loom
0nnfvOrsary Of Columbia will be celebrated.
80 banka. stores snd Industrial worke
U1ll b closed end general holiday given
~ the smpioysa In the morning st Q
SReaook the Colunbis rifle club will hold
sunAnh On their range The member max
- tho highest score Will be the captain
unfil the next regular match. The Y. M.
- a. hass ball club will play two
nonnss Of ball with the Our Boys club on
z 1heir grounds on Eighth street. The first
enme will begin at 10 O'Clock, and the second
Z O'Clock. The former club will appear
n their new uniiorma Company Q, under
command OF Captain Bennett, will have
oaxgee shooting at the range Of the Colum-
~ Rife club. The Columbia Canoe club
viii have several races during the after.
noon.
Ussss Returned to Ocurt
Hueh MCCALL had hearing before Squire
Hsgshey lest evening on the charges OF q.
Guuls and battery and the robbery Of . keg
q boor. The charges were made by
August Wittonherg. The complainant wss
xopesssnted by n. NJ. North, ESQ and the
I Asssndant BY s. Hay Brown, esq. Mccall
~ held under $500 for each charge to an.
GWof the charges ct court
Mary Haller had q hearing before squire
Uershey last evening for surety ofthc pesce,
profsrrsd BY her husband. She was held
under $500 for court
Personal and Other Notes.
Misses Lizzie aud Mary Chamberlain
LETT this morning for Northhsld, Masf,
whsrs they will visit their brothers. family.
Pfof. 4. II. Sheath Will sail from Now
YORK on Wednesday for . trip to Europe
Misses Lille Smith and Emma Schroeder
will leave town on Thursday for Lake
Chsutauqua, N. Z.
Prof. @. v. Yonse, Of Luiherville semi
mary, wss on visit to town yesterday.
The clerks held their street parade last
night and Il was m amusing affair. TIE
oause Of the parade was the refusal OF q
merchant TO sign petition to close his store
q o'clock during July and August The
paxade formed at the old Haldeman
building, on Locust street, aud paraded
over . number OF squares headed by
drum corpA Several transparencies were
onrried with inscriptions 1--WE are late, but
We Just closed the store;" "a put up Job"
eve had Al gentlemen sign our petition"
md many others. Brooms, -four sacks
ond other articles were carried by the
oloeka
Several employees OF the Columbia roll
ing mill came down Union street last even.
ing, and Il IL claimed that one OF the mum.
beg named Smith, threw . firecracker In
~ Iace OF Frank MeyerA This caused o
Ashtin which Smith got the worst of the
adalr. No suit has yet been brought, but II
= peobable that suit will result
The centennial committee on military
end areman's parade Will meet this even.
ing q the chief burgess rooms
Tue Columbia Literary society decided
- hold IN excurHicA In about two weeks,
either at York Furnace or McCsirs Ferry.
me trip will be made down the canal In
the steamer.
The members Of the Columbia wheelmen
VIII sDjoy ride to Liti,z on Wednesday,
leaving town at "a m.
The congregation and friends OF st. Johns
Lutheran church will meet at the residence
of Ar. Leamsn, GO Locust street, on
ThuTsday evening at O'Clock to welcome
the pastor and his wife.
Asosra Frank Stocker, Harry johnson
and John q. Musser were appointed com
mittes from Susqustsnna lodge, No. so, OF
Odd Fellow, to confer with the committee
of Orion lodge, in reference to the centsn.
NAL parade. The committee Of the two
lodges met and decidedto participate anc
invite lodges 10 the town.
Engine No. l,0s3 has been placed In the
r. r. r. shops in town for general repairs.
Engine No. SAL, engineer 8. II, Musssr
and conductor II. McClosky, brought the
Longest train up the Port road last evening
svsr run on that road. Ninety Ave cars
wero In the train.
On last Wednesday night Mrs. Polly
Emsrine, on Cherry street, fell to the pave.
mept and sustained q severe injury. 1t
vas ct nrst thought that bruise was her
only injury, but after further examination
y was found that the right hip was broken
8 the socket joint
b The employees OF the Columbia rolling
mil have put upa large flag staff at the
MI, whore a large Gag will float on the
fourth.