Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-01-03

stom cur Regular Correspondent.


Ga Tuesday nearly 400 foot passenrers
passed over the rivor bridge.
Revival meetings begun ia the NJ. E
church laSt evening.
TITO time permitted 10y tho Law fpr rab
bit, partridge aud pheasant shooting has
expired, Those Shpuiug this game now
roudtr Themselves Liable 60 prosecution.
Tho funeral saryGos at Miss Margaret
johnson, who died ou Tuesday. woro held
this afternoon in Goodman NJ T.. chapel
Deceased was 81 years OF age.
PennSy railroad mauhtuiSt ON
plDycd IN the ruuudhOuso had tho index
finger of his right haud almost severed at
the inst JOINT by u heavy piece Of iron
falling upon II. \ surgeon amputated
the finger at the joint
The car movement Of tho L. X. Il. at
this place in December 1888. was East
waId, Loaded, 213ll empty, 1866
total, ~ Si7. Westward. loaded, 9,i2I !;
omptS20, 2SG total &s,1l3 Graud total
1850 Decreased compared with No
Vumbur's movement, 6.9j3 Decrease
compared with December ui lSs2, 1907
Personal
Mis. uuich Richards is visiting Harris
burg.
Mr.. Cooper lIugcntoglor, Of Harrisburg,
is visiting his mother Mrs, Joseph Uugon.
toglcr.
Mr.. Goo, II Richards late gucst, Mr.
Herman Stonor, has returned homo to
Pittsburg.
Mossrs. J. NJ, MoElh,uy and Samuel
Guios are home from visit to pIttsburg,
They were accompanied ou their return by
MIR. aud Mrs. w, J. Long, ul Pittsbdrg,
who arc the guests Of NJ. Guies.
On tuesday the golden wedding OF Mr..
ana Mrs. Joseph Green, of MaytOwu, was
celebrated. Thirty four guests partook of
the elegantly prepared dinner. After that
came speeches aud music. Major T., II.
Grcen, of Charlcvaix, Mich son of the
aged couple, WAS among those present on
this delightful occasion. A number of
handsome presents were received by the
happy couple.
EaVurIug rublIv rark
At meeting Lcld last evening for q o
nomination OF candidates for the BOARD ul
trustees Of the old Columbia public
ground company, favorable to the Cstab
ltshmout Of u pablo park, tho fullowir g
wore unanimously selected for the ticket /.
Messrs. IL. +. Gergey, DIR. w. q. Tayl,r
aud +. a Beun9tt. Tho election will bo
held next saturday between tho hours Of
/ and p. m ~ Waguor's hotel.
celebrating An Nnniysrsary.
The sixth anniversary OF tho urgauiHa.
ton of tho Columbia auxiliary Of the
WOmau's foreign mission society, will be
celebrated in au appropriate manuer in the
Methodist church on Sunday evening
January Gth. Au interesting letter from
Miss Layton, \ Columbia lady, now a mis-
stOnary At Calcutta, India, will be read,
aud an address will be- delivered by Mrs.
Barrakat, q Syrian lady. Hor description
of the massacre at Alexandra by Arab
Pacha's troops viii NO doubt DO Of much
interest 70 all.
UniCrTs EIeCtrd
The following officers weT3 elected at q
recent meeting of Cunestoga lodge, No.
i6j, h. Oi T.: &. G., JDhu li4inoS; V. g.,
Valentine Quiuzer; PTolato Charles Ri.
ltcincr; Master Of Finance Christian
Laudcuburger NJ. Of f, Frederick
Thurman NJ. at A., Geo. Quiuzsr I.G.,
Frederick Stahl . c., John Weaver !;
X. Of II. aud =, Gilbert Duttouhcflor ;
Trustee, Frederick Aubershein.
The Second street Lutheran church has
elected the following officers, for three
years Elders, j. II. ODorlin aud Samuel
Filbert ; DAacOus, T. \. Bennett, II. T..
Iergoy aud J. e.. Bonner. rhe following
Sunday school officers wCro recently clsct
od at this church npeTinteudent, L. A.
Bennett Assistant Superintendent. John
Steriiue Secretary and Treasurer, J. @.
Pence ; Superintendent OF lniant School,
Mrs. AUnio Little Librarians, T. Now
conner and II. G. Young.
The ProBby torian church has adopted
the rotary system of oldeTship aud elected
rs three year elders, II. b. Essick, ID.
Mullen and J. \. Meyers two year El
ders J. Q. Pfahlor, W. G.. Patton aud 5.
IL. Purple ; one year Elders, =. d. ueise,
DIR. F. iiinkle aud Mr.. Phcnager.