Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-09-21

a Watcnm3n nc the frlnco street crossing
OF their road, but exOnerate the engineer
of the shifter, and other employees Of the
train from all blame. The jurors in this
case were Samuel Keeler, Henry Gibbs,
Henry Leonard, Henry Snyder, Philip
Smith and James II. MessenkOp.
CHURCH MATThRS.
Lutheran SYNOD In st. Johns.
As noticed in the full programe of ex-
ercises, published in the INTELL1aENcER
yesterday, the sessions of the fOrtieth an
nual convention of the East Pennsylvania
synod Of the Lutheran church, will begin
in St. Johns Lutheran church, this even.
ing, with the synodical sermon by the
President, Rev. W. M. Baum, d. D., of
Philadelphia. This church has recently
been handsomely refitted, tho work being
completed with special view to the accom-
mOdatiOn Of the synodical meeting.
The exterior has been repainted, the
front in different shades of stone color,
with handsome shading about the doors
the largo pillars supporting tho roof, and
the body Of the church in dark drab, tho
doors in grained walnut with French
panels and the rest of the woodwork to
correspond. A new tin roof has been put
on the structure. The inside walls are
painted in panels, tho ground being stone
color with ornaments in brighter colOrs.
The arched centre Of ceiling is painted in
light blue, and to tho ri hit and left the
surface is painted in panels also
of stone color, surrounded by hand
somely designed frescoes. The pulpit
and alcove present an improved appear
ance. The gallery in the rear Of the
church and the window frames are painted
in drab, with walnut trimmings, and the
doors and choir gallery in walnut with
French panels. Tho aisles and choir gal.
lcry have been covered with i pretty in
grain carpet, and the backs of the pews
have been re-uphOlstered. About the pull
pit the chancel rail, communion table and
pulpit platform have bsen oiled or painted,
the pulpit and the furniture for tho alcOve
have been in the hands Of the cabinet
maker and uphOlstcrcr, and the floor
inside the rail, and platform, are covered
with handsome Brussels carpet.
The work was done under the direction
of Christian Widmyer. Henry Baumsard-
ner, S. s. High and ID. II. Markley, trus-
tees, and cost 81 300, all subscribed in ad-
vance. Givler, Bowers & Hurst furnished
the carpets, Rettig & KrsuskOp frescoed
tho walls, Geo. POntz did the painting,
David Miles put on the roof, Widmyer &
Ricksccker did the cabinet work and
Shertzer, Humphreville & Kiefftr put in
two new portable furnaces.
Tho Delegates Synod. Z.
Following is list of the delegates to
the synod and their places Of entertain
ment
Revs. s. Dasher, Harrisburg, and j. Il. Ken
dali, Recalling; }. +. Weaver, s. West King
Eevs. S. A. Holman and f. Huber: G. NJ.
Zahm, 1870 West Chestnut street.
Kevs. }. W. FinkDlner, Mi,ldletOwn, and W.
Kelley, Stewartsville, N. j.; Il. W, GrOssman,
Revs. G. J. Martz, Lebanon, ami George
ROths, SciOta; A. w. Shaub, liz West Orange
Rev. J. Il. Dimm, Lntherville. Md; Mrs.
John Reigart, ~ East King street.
Rev. +. II: Delk. Philadelphia, Mrs. Henry
Trout. 20 West Orange street.
phia; DR.. Knight, asi North Queen street.
Rev. +. :. Hoover, Philipsburg, ~. j.; J. F..
MGntzer, ssl West Orange street.
Reading: Rev. ID. E. Reeds, Lyons Station;
Stevens House.
4 Rey: stadeb:aker., Harrisburg; D.s. IIouser.
Rev. J; H: Menges, Philadelphia; Mr. Agnew,
SOD North Duke street.
Rev. W. III. Steck, ArimOre: b. X Myers,
Rev. w. II. Lewars, T.. G. CrOII, Mrs. }. }.
Cochran, 50l North Duke street.
Rey. = "; staley. Martin Greek; s s. High,
Rey. L; n: Hellman, Harrisburg; 5. 5 High,
l6 East Walnut street.
Revs. Il. Il. Collins, ChalfOnt; W. ii. Dunbar,
Lebanon; q. Wi,imyer, ) South Duke.
Revs. L. y. Albert, Germantown; Nj. Sheel-
eigh, Fort Washington; II. $: Cook, Lionville;
Philadelphia; Thos. Baumgariner, 2iS North
Eevs. d. F.. Reed, Lyons Station; j. H.
Revs. G.. e. Henry, ,Milersburg; W. NJ. Baum,
jr.. PhGnixvile; L. 4. PricharI, Barren Hill:
II: Il: Nile. Easton; B. H. Martin, io7 West
Revs S. Yingiing, Columbia: E. s. Henry,
Pine Grove; 5. W. Taylor, 3sl North A. uIberry
REV. ii. NJ, BickcI, Philadelphia; DR.. Green
wald, 81 South Duke street.
Isevs. II. N. OberhOltZer, Ly yOnville; +. Will
lard. Loysviile; Mrs. Albright, - West King
Revs Il. W. IIufTord, Easton: G. A. Hay, d..
D., Gettysburg; w. NJ. Baum. ID. D., Philadel-
phia; l. +: Nefr, Minersvilie; ii. Baumgardner,
Hevs. O. II. Melcher. KintnersyilIe; W. 8.
porr. Steclton; Geo. Want, I3 West King
street.
Rev +. A. Barnitz, MiddIetown Rev. Reim-
cnsyder, ass West King street.
Rev. A. II: sheriff, Chambersburs; ID. ii.
Revs. J. A. Writ, Lykens: w. +. Evans,
Columbia; ID. 7: KOser, Ricgeisville Rev. s..
Stall, SOB West Chestnut street.
levs. J. a. Singmastcr, Schuy1kill Haven
p. &. Hay, Pottsvillc; S. S. Levdn, III West
Orange street,
Rev. T.. Kaby. Kimberton ; Rev Mrs. Rosen-
miller, 3Ii North Duke street.
Rev. o. l.. Waage, Pennsburg; Stevens
House.
Rev. W. G. Menins, Allentown; Rev. +.
Meister, 81 East German street.
Rev. }. }. Weber, Ashland WIN. Stein, Az
East Strawberry street.
Rev.. Peters, Mannheim John stamm, I49
Low street.
Rev. }. Ii. Lesser, HrmmeIstown Martin
Seible. Ill West King street.
RevS. Joel SwartZ. ID. d., Warnersvillc j.
q. GOodlin, York f. II. Brown, q South Duke
street.
Rev. J. NJ. DcitsIer. AnnviIIe Mr.. Freezer,
East Chestnut street.
Rev. Nj. ii. Stein, cambridge Wm Wissner
3ii South Queen street.
Rev. NJ. Fernsler, Clay: john Ochs. 36i
South Queen street.
Rev. A. Il. Erllartl, Baskerville; r. Hasch
5l7 West Lemon street.
Rev. IL. j.. Baugher. ID. d.. Gettysburg Rev.
Brown, ID. d., 2!T North Duke street.
Revs. T.. l.. Ehrenfeld, ID. d., Harrisburg
u. L. weaver, Hanover ". ii. Cornell, Phila-
dclphia ID. S. Schellcr. Reading l.. NJ.
Young. Gettysburg Mrs. ii. Trout, s2i West
Rev. Martin z. Hecxcr, Union Deposit.
Rev. Noah N. Price. Philadelphia.
Rev. q. w. Frazer. Landisvilie
Rev. W. Il. Wieand.
Rev. j. a. ClutZ, Baltimore, Md.
Rev. J. q, Butler, j.. d., Washington. ID.
Rev. Nj. W. HANNA, ID. d., Brooklyn S. ).
High. l36 East walnut street
Rev. A. ID. Rowe. Mrs. n. ID. Rowe, Mrs. ID.
A. Day, York; Mrs. II. sener, West Orange
street.