Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-04
LIMITED LOCALS.

J. Murray, an insurance agent, called at
the house ofMrs. Albright, 43 North Water
street, on Saturday. In taking bis eye.
glasscs from his pocket he dropped q I'VE
dollar bill. When ho returned 10 his Office
he missed the money. Mrs. Albright
while scrubbng the stoop caught tho bill
In her mop aud II dropped In the scrub
bucket, where II was found aftor Mr..
Murray returned and told Of his loss
The pink tea Of tho Western NJ. l.. church
closed on Saturday night, when there was
another large attendance. The fair was n
success beyond the expectation of the
managers and quite snug sum was
realized.
Thomas Kelly, an old offender, arrested
for drunkenness and disorderly conduct
by Constable Shaub, was heard by Alder.
man Halbach this morning and commit
ted for 20 days.
Owing to tho bad weather of Saturday
evening, the members Of the Blue Cross
Commandcry Of Knights Of the Golden
Eagle did no: go to Willow Street 10 install
officers Of the new castle at that place. The
installation was postponed to next Satur-
day.
Louis Shantz, alias Louis SandersoD,
charged with adultery, on complaint of
Maggie Dietrich, waived a hearing on Sat
urday evening at tho Office Of Alderman
Halbach. and entered bail for trial at
court.
On Saturday night large flock of wild
geese flew over the city, and about O:30 on
Sunday night three large nocks were seen.
They were quite low and made con sidcra-
BILE Doise.
Kendig Il Smith, contractors. who are
constructing sewer on Cherry allcy,com-
plain that n number OF the lanterns, ,whis,,
they hang up at night TO warn people of
danger, have been stolen. They think thcy
know the guilty parties and will prosecute
them.
on Saturday night Adam Rippel was
seated on his door step enjoying lunch of
peanuts. VIM. Franklin happened along
and he stole the quart package of peanuts
from Ripple's lap. Complaint for larceny
has been made against Franklin before
Alderman Barr.
On Day Express enst yesterday there
were cars of the Columbus, Hooking Val
ley & Toledo, and Philadelphia II Read
ing railroads. The cars from the West had
q party Of railroad men.
State Councillor j. y. Winowcr leaves to
morrow for Shenandoah, where he will in
siitute new council. He will also visit
councils at Mt. Carmel and other places be-
fore returning home
On Saturday night there was ~ race be-
tween several couples at the King street
rink. The prize, a gold medal, was won
by Miss Name Schaifncr and Joseph I,eib-
fried, who are said to have made a mile In
Az. The other contestants were John
Morrisey and MissCarrie Wolfersberger A
couple must win the prize twico out OF
three times TO keep it.
As II is impossible for the street cars
to get up Duke street. those that were
needed for the South Queen street run were
pulled across the Pennsylvania tracks on
North Queen street this morning.
The New York people are making des-
perate efforts to capture the centennial,
and they have sont n largo lumber Of
blank petitions here for signature which
are scattered about among the hotels and
other public places.
John O'Brien, of Providence township,
made threats against the life of Benjamin
Breneman. Alderman A. +. Donnelly
heard the case this morning and returned
II to court.