Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-08-14

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Orders and note raid ..............,.. 6,l6T 81
Balance on hand sos PS
The property committee reported the
opera house has been completely rcnova-
ted. New mating has been put down and
other needed repairs were made.
The market committee reported the mar
kets In flourishing condition and the Sat
urday evening markets increasing in at
tendance.
The chief burgess reported that he had no-
tified the property owners along Malt alley
in reference to their property extending
beyond the borough line. only sne owner
has complied. The dog ordinance is being
well obeyed. Forty-three dogs have been
captured, three being redeemed and forty
shot and buried. Has notihed several par
ties in reference to allowing wagons to re-
main over night in the streets. Had been
notified to appear before Squire Evans on
Friday afternoon at 3 p. m, rs defendant
IN suit brought against the borough TO re
eeive $500, bounty claim by Albert Roberts
and others.
The highway committee reported repair
ing a number of streets and alleys during
the month The sewers at foot OF Union
and Locust streets have been cleaned after
much trouble.
. The highway committee was instructed
10 purchase terra Gotta pipe for sewer at
foot of Union street ON south side.
The property owners along Malt alley
had their time extended for 30 days TO
move their fences
The matter of opening Plane street was
referred TO highway committee and solci-
Tor and the street be opened IA soon as
practicable.
The Columbia Milling company re-
ouested that a sewer be constructed across
Mill street at Front, TO allow the unloading
of wagons Mt the mill. Council will view
the place i'll body.
The general repairs TO the opera house
was referred to the property committee
with power TO act.
The salary OF fireman of the opera hou y
was fixed at sl.50 per day, John Y. Tyler
and VIM. Campbell were nominated for
fireman. Campbell was elected.
The supervisor was instructed to inform
property owners to clean their sidewalks
from house line 10 outside line of cutters
within 10 days.
The solicitor was instructed TO proceed
at once to collect tax for telephone poles for
1850.
The sanitary and police committee and
chief burgess were instructed to abate the
nuisance at the premises of John IIugcn-
togler on alley I.
Bills amounting TO 81 ,ogs.o1 were ordered
20 be paid
Engine No. l,235 west reported finding -
hat sticking in the pilot of the engine at an
hnpr In
Of the train said that he saw man lying
or leaning against telegraph pole west of
Chickies rock. Engine No. I3s west re-
ported finding coat lying between the
tracks with blood ON It,, but could not
find anything of the owner. officer Gilbert
went up and made inquiries Mt Henry
Clay furnace. Some of the workmeu tod
him that man named Fred Fry, living a
the furnace, went up the track last nigh
about 1880 o'clock, with his clothing ant
hat on. lie returned about II o'clOcl
without coat or hat and his vest aud shir
torn and bloody and his face cut Th,
man refused to give any account d Ia,
affair.
Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, wife Of Tvnr
Williams, died last evening nj 500 o'clock
at her home In Malt alley, aged 70 years
She had been an invalid for four years, al
though in bed for a few days. She wa!
born in Wales and lived in this countr,
since 1868, A husband and three children
survive. The funeral will be held Thurs,
day, at I. IN. from the house.
The funeral of Mrs. Nelson Williams
eolorsd, was held this morning FROM Mt
Zion a. NJ, l.. church. Intorment wa
made at Wrightsyille.
Mrs. L. Halter has sued James Shaw. o
Safe Harbor, for one weeks board. Sulir,
Hershey has issued a warrant for his ar.
rest.
The barge party was not held on The
river last evening on account OF the un.
favorable weather. The affair was held In
the armory and pleasant time was had
Frank Richardson, colored, was sued hv
Sam. Smith also colored, for felonious as.
sault. He was arrested at Point Breeze by
Officer Wittick and has been sent to iail
for trial.
A fishing cork and peach stone basket
was found in the pockets of the drowned
boy. The remains were inferred in rot.
ter's field.
The Sunday school of the Church of God
will hold picnic on Thursday at Heise',
woods.
The T. II. r, pay ear was in town last
evening paying the employees for In,
month Of July.
letter has been received from ia,
Sellers Shoe Manufacturing company, o
Philadelphia, asking what inducements
would be offered to locate in Columbia
The plant employees $50 hands and woull
bring number of families 10 town.
Adam Rider, of Harrisburg, returned
home after visit 10 towu.
II. J. Meyers, of Bethlehem, is visitin.
James c. Meyers in town.
Miss. Lii. Beeler is visiting Miss Ameli,
Wilson.
Mrs. NJ. G. Cove, Of Balla, Pa, is yisitiu.
Mrs. III. /. Bruner.
Miss Lille Nogel has returned from ,
visit to friends in York.