Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-13
COLUMBIA NEWS.
Events Along the Susquesanna-lten,. of
Interest In and Around the Boro;,r;,
Picked Up by tho lntelli-

The following will be the route pursued
by the Democratic parade tonight
Across Second to Perry, Perry to Fourth,
Fourth to Manor. cOuntermarch 10 Mill,
Mill to Fifth, Fifth to Union, Union to
Third, Third to Cherry, Cherry to Fifth,
Fifth to LOcutt, Locust to Front, Front
to Walnut, Walnut to Seventh, Seventh
to Locust, Locust to Fourth, Fourth to
Union, Union to Fifth, FIFTH! to Chestnut,
Chestnut to Third, Third to opera house
and dismiss. Odd Fellows hall will be
the forming point.
A Chicago butcher has commenced
business here. Tho price Of meat has
fallen since his establishment in town.
Mr.. Rudolph SehrOeder's residence was
the scene of large surprise and dancing
party ON Saturday evening.
$S3 were cleared ut the United Erethre II
package party in tho armOry on Saturday
night.
A fight occurred OH Third street, Satur-
day night, between 4 crowd Of drunken
cOlored men. They should have been ar
rested for disturbing tho peace.
Mr.. Joseph Shcrtzer denies tho report
which has been circulated regarding his
little child having scarlet fever. 1t is
pneumonia and malaria nothing cOnta-
giOus.
Tomorrow evening ! congregational
meeting will he held in st. Paurs =. f..
church.
The "Amora' furnace in Wrightsville,
has been blown out, to enable repairs to
be made upon it.
Tho performance which was given Sat-
urday evening by Madame Janauschek
was anything but satisfactory to the audi
ence. A play which required threo hours
for its performance was given in u little
over two hours to enable the troupe to
take special train to Philadelphia at IL
o'clock. Janauschck's performance Was
not remarkable itself.
A largo congregation WAS present 1T the
f. +. Lutheran church last evening to
listen to tho second of tho series Of illus
tratcd lectures now in progress there.
Thoy arc very fine, highly interesting and
Instructive.
Mr.. John Wilmer is attending :. scloo!
Of design in Philadelphia.
Tho. Misses Alice Currey and Maggie
Lee, of Lancaster, ire visiting Miss May
lIippey on 9Th street.
Mr.. Charles McCauley and wife arc Wis
itins tho father of tho latter, Mr.. +. y.
Dean, ON Locust street.
Tho Rev. H. J. IIumphries, pastor oi
tho Methodist church, has Souc to Phila
Gelphia.
Kov. Z. v. Gcrhart d. d., of Lancas
ter, occupied the pulpit of tue Presbytcri-
al church yesterday.
AL. Hipple, of Baltimore, is the gucs.
of friends in this place.
w. J. Hamilton cut his hand very Sc
vorely on Saturday while gatho:in. green's
for trimming the Democratic parade to
night. The ".j,dge" is upwards Of IS
years Of age, but his spirit Of Democracy
has lot aged any, nor grown less fiery as
years rolled over him.
Tho captain of a canal boat named Wm.
Letter, was thrown into tho basin of tho
Reading Il Columbia railroad shutes Oh
Saturday night. IIo was pushing his boat
with q pole when the latter broke. Ho
was rescued with difficulty, tho darkness
of the night preventing prompt assistance
being given.
A boy r:.n,etl Samuel Myers, who was
playing on Br,,nsr's wharf yesterday, was
pushed into the river by ono Of his COM
panions. A drenchins and bad fright
were all lie suffered.
Minnie Madden will appear in the opera
house tonight in {" Foss's Ferry" She
is i beautiful woman aud brilliant actress.
Tho prices OF admission arc the same us
usual.
A large soircc was held in Odd Fellows
hall on Saturday evening by MIR. "A. NJ.
Reese. 1t was given to tho friends of his
dancing school. A very pleasant after
noon was spent.
In Attempting to board moving passen.
ger train this morning the proprietor Of
tho Fountain Store" Mr.. Abel, Was
thrown and dragged some distance.
A brakeman on the p. Il. Il. named G..
Il. Kitchen, had one Of his fingers crushed
yesterday in the west yards while coupling
cars.
Mr. John Hook, 8: brakeman Of the Il.
s. G. railroad, was thrown from his train
at Sinking Springs OH Saturday by the
breaking of Il brake chain. One Of his
legs was run over and broken. lie was
brought to his homo on Cherry street,
Columbia.
Joseph Enslehart was buried ON Satur-
day afternoon. Tho funeral services We're
held in Trinity Catholic church on Cherry
street.
A missionary meeting will TO held in
tho Methodist church on Thursday
evening at 1880 o'clock. Tho following
talented gentlemen are expected to al
dress tho meeting ltcv. J. $. j. McCon-
nell, presiding elder Of this district,
Rev. I. T. Everett, ID. d., aud Rev. W.
j. Mills. No collection for missions will
be taken. This meeting is one Of series
which are being held at disle rent points,
in accordance with a request Of the
Missionary Society Of tho Philadelphia,
conference. The public arc cordially i'll
vitcd to be present ON Thursday evening".
New lsrIdso Project.
Tho new bridge question still asitates
the people Of York county. 1t WAS learned
at !. meeting held in Wrightsvillo Oh
Friday that the sum of $3.50, 900 could bc
raised in York county towards the erection
of new bridge over the Susquehann;,
river, between Wrightsville and
Columbia. The people of Ian
caster county arc requested to
join tho movement. Over half 4 million
will be required to cOmplcta tho work.
Another meeting will be held in Wrights
vile Oh Friday next. Twenty market
wagons were held for over an hour nj
Wrightsvillc Oh Saturday, and arrived late
ut tho Columbia markets.
Tho Small I:Oys' Misfortune.
The small boy who SD often has enjoyed
himself and dissustcd his mother by
wearing his pantalOons out sliding down
the large stones Oh either side of LOchel
Il Sons bank, is angry. To- day workmcn
are engaged putting an iron railing on the
sides. This puts Il stop to the fun of the
youngsters, but their clothing will wear
longer.