Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-05-02
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Rev. J. T. Judo, of Harrisburg, preached
for the new Baptist congregation yester-
day morning and evening in Vigilant
hall.
Rev. X. .Glendening, of the Gettysburg
theological seminary, preached yesterday
morning and evening in the L. Z. Luth-
eran church.
A number of the representatives of the
noon for Richmond, Va. Will give names
and particulars tomorrow.
Another raft wreck occurred at Turkey
Hill yesterday. To particularize would
he merely to re-write our article in Satur-
days INTELLIGENCER ON the wreck of the
day before, as its happenings were alike in
every Instance. One raft stuck and was
thrown across the channel two others
piled into it and stuck also that is all.
All three of the RATS were piloted by men
named Waller of Marietta.
General Welsh Post, No. 11S, G. A. X,
Of this place, will have the Boston Ideal
Musical company in the opera house on
Tuesday evening next. The company ap-
peared in PottstOwn on Tuesday evening
for the benefit of the Young Mems Chris.
tian association and the Ledger of that
place speaks very highly of it. Manager
L. B. Pugh, of the Philadelphia Star
course, has written highly commendatory
letter on the company to w. Hayes Grier
The box sheet is now open ut Richards
book store.
Mr.. James D. Case, of Danvillc, is visit
inng his family at this place.
Batcheller g. Doris's circus passld
through here yesterday afternoon on a
special train. Quite a number of people
were at the railroad to take the thing ill.,
Engine No. 463 took the train from here TO
York.
kev. Mr.. Yinglny, Of the Harrisburg
conference of the K. f. Lutheran church,
preached for st. Johns Lutheran cOngre-
CATION in Shuler's hall yesterday morning
and in the evening at the German Luth-
eran church on Locust street below Sixth
w. Hayes Gricr is now the full -fedged
justice of the peace of the Second ward.
We looked at him as he opened his Office
door at 7:1O o'clock this morning, but he
didn't look bit "squirish' is too
young for that. But all the same, he is
nOwrcady to hear, try and determine al
suits within hls jurisdiction. The same
may be said of Justice George Young, jr.,
who to day also enters upon the discharge
of the duties of the Office to which he was
elected by the people of the First ward.
canal boat owner and captain, whose
name We cannot learn, but who resides
ut Beach Haven, Luzerne county, had his
right leg broken yesterday or early this
morning while ''snubbing'' his boat at a
point some distance below Peach Bottom.
The accident was caused by the post break
ing of. The man was brought here th's
morning in charge of his son and selt
home en- the mail train.
A party of Columbia gentleman were
on one OF the RATS which "stOve p" yesteI- |
day at Turkey hill. Two or three walk, d
home, but the balance Of the party-some |
four or five-wcnt on down and just sue
ceeded in missing the nOrth-bouud train. !
As consequence they were compelled to |
stay all night at McCal's ferry. They
reached here safe and sound at o'clock !
this morning.
A party OF eight gentlemen from Lancas-
ter-Mcssrs. w. U. Hensel, Wood Finn,
John A. Coyle. Major Reinehl, Kennedy,
Fritchie, Smith and Musser-came here
this morning to enjoy a trip down the !
river on raft. They were joined by
Messrs. w. Il. Given, Alfred G. Bruncr. |
and left Burners wharf at about eight !
o'clock with Pilot Fred Waller, of Malict-
t.. They had made arrangements to 60 |
with Pilot Warren Brown, of Washington
borough, but the raft in his possession this
morning was not the style Of concern that
a party of excursionists would take to, |
hence the change. A couple of reporters
accompanied the party to the landing, took
u look at the refreshments, which had
been piled on board, bade all hands good
bye and that is the last We know of them.
We guess they will turn up all right.
Several flocks of ducks were seen ON the
river this morning.
There was too most too much mud this
morning for success sful rafting, but not
withstanding this they were plenty.
The sacrament Of the Lords Supper va S
administered in St. Paups EpiscOpal
church yesterday morning, the rector Rev.
Richard c. Soaring, officiating.