Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-29

to be paid. One for the proceedings of
academy Of natural sciences of s.; taxa
dermy bill Of 80 so, and one Of four years.
subscription to the Farmer.
The following officers were then elected
to serve for the ensuing year:
President, Hon. j. 2. Wickershar: Vice
President. DR.. 7. Il. Baker and Dr. J. ii.
Dubbs Recording Secretary. DR.. NJ. l..
Davis: Assistant Secretary, s. NJ. Senev,
esq. Corresponding Secretary, DR.. H. 5.
Knight; Treasurer, DR.. S. S Rathvon
Curators, DR.. S. S. Rathvon, Prof. ]. 5.
Stair, S. NJ. Sener. and G. A. Heinitsh
Librarian, Mrs. L. D. Zell.
1t was then adopted that a committee(to
consist of the retiring president. secretary
and assistant secretary be appointed to
to coliate all the amendments which have
from time to time been made to the con-
stituticn and bylaws. and report the
same to the society. On motion the eve
ming meetings were discontinued and the
society then adjourned to meet on Satur-
day. February Gath. 1888, at , o'clock
p. m.
Hanover Junction and Susquehann. Il; Il.
On this line of new railroad from
Landisville to ChickieS tracklayipg has
progressed as far as the Marietta and
Lancaster turnpike near the brick tavern.
The work is being pursued as fast as pos
sible and it will not DO long before it
reaches Chickies village. An engineer
corps have been engaged the past week in
running a line from Chckies furnace No. ,
across the Pennsylvania railroad, and
though land between the canal and river
as far as Musser S Miller's saw mill.
They then started at point on the land
of the Chickies iron company, crossed the
Chickies creek at point i little above the
Columbia II Marietta turnpike bridge, then
through tho land OF the Mccormick
estate running about 100 feet west of
Becker & ReinholTs rolling mill, thence
through the farm OF Mrs. Col. Myers.
leaving the Watts mansion about $50 feet.
to the south, thence through the farm
lands of Jacob STALL John w. Rich, Col.
James Duffy, Il. II. Hiestaud. Mrs. Grove.
John 5. Miller, In. Eagle, Daniel Englc,
Mrs. Col. Figylmcsy John q. Engle, N.
Peck, John Musser, David NJ. Eyer and
Annie Grove, striking tho river near to
cambridge ut Amos Zieg!ers farm, and
thence nearly parallel with that road
through the farms OF John Zigler, Henry
Kaylor and Jacob St.'ll, and then running
| south to the riyUr bank, and ACROSS the;
Susquehanna, to 4 point q little below the
| mouth of the CodO,us creek. Next week
the engineers will proceed up the Codoru:.
to York.
LrIDEKKE.iZN CnNTKIsUrIUNs.
For the Relief OF Sufferers In Germany.
The society " Liehcrkranz' has collect
cd $215, Go for the sufferers in Germany,
and will close its charitable work on next
Monday, when all the collectors will please
| hand in their books and moneys. The
whole amount will then be handed to his
honor, the mayor to- be forwarded to
Chas. II. Meyers, esq, German cousul
general at Philadelphia.
OF the above amount, now in tho hands
Of Treasurer Phil. Lobzeltsr, contributions
| to the amount of $l32 have been publicly
| acknowledged heretofore in the daily p.
pers. The following have been thankfully
| received siuce Licderkranz. $50 col
lectcd by Mr.. Henry Shurter, $3.50 col.
lectcd by Mr.. ii. IIonegser amcng irie.n!s
in tho Lancaster watch factory, So cash
contributions, 1915 $. S. Spencer, 50
Conrad Cast, Jacob Bowers, Chas. Rem
gier, GOttlieb Gerstle, Lawrence Falk,
Altick and Sons and Philip Stumpf, cac!.
81; J. VOgelsaDg, G. E. Hostor, w. l..
| Weaver, L. Ii. Baahler, Crank Fritscl ami
s. L. Davis, each so cents John Coch-
ran, 40 cents J. +. Long, N. Schers!, :.
RUBY, !. p. knight. ID. Rose, FIR. Ruof.
| VIM. Kpehler and Ike Lippod, each %
| contS