Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-23

EVENT. AicnE the experimentation al
Interest In 0Dd Around tne thorough
Fiekod UD W tbo 1ntelll-
Eencer's Reporter
Mrs. NJ. Cohen and family have re-
sturDed from an extended visit to Philadel-
sphia. !"
Miss Sallie L. Brown, Of Altoona, who
has been visiting friends on Walnut street
has returned home.
Over hundred dollars were realized by
the Presbyterian supper and package
party on Friday aud Saturday last.
The broken derrick 1t Braner's coal
yard has been repaired. A strong new
mast has replaced the one which snapped
off last week. ,lHi..,53, Z
Mr.. Charles Gable entertained the
Washington baud On Saturday evening.
A number Of persons we're serensded by
the band
Yesterday was the last day Of the juti
lee services at the Trinity Reformed
church. The auditorium was handsomely
decorated for the occasion. ......t
A cOiOred man was severely cut with
razor on Saturday night at Lancaster av
enue and Cherry streets while fighting
with companion.
A figh: occurred on Saturday evening
between several drunken men and boys.
All engaged were badly used up. One
had his ear severely bitten
Messrs. George Young, w. Hayes Grier
and William johnson are attending the
meeting Of the Democratic county CON-
mi teo in Lancaster, to-day.
A threshing machiue on Mr. John
Yeager's farm, near Columbia, took of
ono finger and crushed another Of an
employees hand, on Saturday, whilo
threshing wheat. - = E.,FY
The celebrated actress. Jauauscheck,
will appear hero in tho Opera house on
November 18th. She will have large
audience if her prices Of admission arc not
too high. - - - So d
The public schouls aud banks of this
place will he closed Tomorrow, in cOmpli-
ance with Governor uoyt's recommends.
tiOn to keep the day as a holiday.
A largo number of Pennsylvania railroad
freight employees have been detailed to do
passenger train service between Philadel-
pnia and Harrisburg during this, the Ri.
Centennial week.
;, A fine engine Of tho old style passed
through here yesterday 12 men aocom-
panied it. The little company came from
Altoona and will participate in tho BIZ
Centennial celebration. r
Mr.. M. Bachenheimer became the father
Of girl baby on Saturday afternoon. Mr..
George Detz. Que of his clerks, followed
suit with fine boy baby that night.
A largo gray squirrel which had taken
refuge on tree on 4th street, on Satur-
day, attracted considerable attention from
. large crowd Of boys. Tho little stranger
must have migrated from the rural dis
trict.
Tho services at the f. L. Lutheran
church yesterday, were of the most inter
esting character. The singing, especially
the solo of Miss TIcttic Vacle. was un-
usually fine.
Miss Laura McCreary. who has boon
visiting Mr.. William Timncy, Cherry
street. returned to hcr home in Middle
town, on Saturday.
While working about boiler at the ,ua-
chine shop Of the Shawnee furnaces, ON
Saturday, Mr.. Horace Boyd, machinist,
had one Of his feet severely scallcd. lie
was removed to his home on Union street.
The following persons LETT Columbia
this morning for Philadelphia Mrs. DR..
}. X. Lincaweaver and daughter Mrs
Abram Brcneman and sister, Miss Jennie
BachmaD, Mrs. Milton Wike and daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Crano aud daughters !
Katie and Sallio ..l