Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-12-03
COLUMBIA NE VS. ITEMS.
rKom OUR REGULAR upRnEsroNpEN,

evening by Gen. Welsh Post, No. 1is. @,
A. r.:
Oommander--James A. Meyers.
Senior Vice Com. clayton Hartman.
Junior IS. b. Clepper.
Quartermaster--Jamc L. Pinkorton.
Surgeon--Dr. Frank Hinklo.
Cbaplain---B. f. Dean.
Officer Of the Day-Bepi. +. Mullen:
" Guard-Wesley Dunbar.
1885.
Two recruits wero mustered In to the
Post last evening.
Vigilant fire company, No. ., last oven
ing elected the following officers for
1885
president--Geo, II. Bennett.
Vice Presldent-Samuel McNeal.
Secretary-G w. Schroeder.
1reasuror-Nick Gilman.
Trustee--William Yeanish.
Chief Epgineer--Ch 4. Greene.
Assistants--Wm. Rogers, Joseph Hirsb,
JEFF Gilman, VIM. Hershey, Abram Ewes
and Russell Supplee.
Chief Director--A. V. Rogers.
Assistants-Lewis Townsley, David
Koutz and John Moore.
Firomen Desch, John Hickey,
William Moore, Fred. Adams, John Booth,
Thomas Tulle, John Webster and Cyrus
Ewes.
RELIEF ASSOCIATION OFFICERS.
Following are tho officers and committee
of tho Columbia relief association for
1885 (:
President-Mrs. s. II. Purple.
Vice President--Mrs. Jacobs.
Secretary-Mrs. Susan A. Given.
Treasurer-Mrs. Z. s. Puegh.
Visiting Committee--Mrs. Il. X. Smith,
Mrs. 8. s. Dctwiler, Mrs. Rev. W. p.
Evans, Mrs. d. G. Wanp. Mrs. Rev. J. II.
Pennebsoker, Mrs. w. X. Nowlen, Mrs.
Rov. Browne, Mrs. SteiDheisor. Mrs. Fred
]. w. Yocum. Miss Mary Ann Redseokor,
Mrs. w. 8. Patton, Mrs James Weiser,
Mrs. Shartzer, Mrs. Milton Wike, Mrs. II.
j. NJ. Little, Miss Clara Shreiner. Mrs.
David Mowery, Mrs. Leamap, Mrs. Haines,
Mrs. Sterling Smith.
The finance committee has been ap-
pointed as follows:
Misses Ida Wann and Annie Eckman,
south side Of Locust street.. from Front to
Third. and south Mrs. Barney Sweeney
and Mrs. Fred. Buohor, south side LOCUST
street from Third to Seventh, and south
Misses Laura Moran and Anna Parry,
north side Locust street, from Front 10
Third. and north Misses Alice Welsh aud
Third to Seventh, aud north. 1t will save
the association considerable trouble and
labor If persons having contributions will
send to either of the above members, in-
stead Of their having to call for them.
THE ESCAPES FROM THE LOCK UP.
Chairman of Police Committee Fred
Buoher SAYS he cannot understand In what
manner the recent escapes from the
Columbia lookup have been made. To the
best of his knowledge the half-dozen or
more keys in use are held by responsible
parties, who have a right to them, and he
does not wish to think they loaned the
keys to an outsider to assist prisoners to
escape. He accuses nobody, but will have
the matter thoroughly investigated.
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Joseph L. Boyd, widow lady,
aged 43 years. died Of Brights disease OF
the kidneys, at the residence of her father,
Mr.. jacob Snyder, aJ Tenth and Locust
streets, at $50 p. N. yesterday, after q
lingering illuesa. She leaves three child
ren, Maggie, Gertrude and Charles, to
mourn her sad death. Har remains will
be inferred in Mount Bethel cemetery,
from her late residence, on Friday after
noon, at 2 O'Clock. Deceased was mem
Der of the Columbia nj. 4. church, and
one of it's most faithful laborers.
Mr. +. A Bennett is in Philadelphia, 80
is Mr.. NJ Bachenheimer.
Dead birds were found on our street,
this morning. Last nights cold wa
either too severe for them, or else they
died of some disease.
f. G. Johus Loot his Red Mems pin las
evening, either on Walnut, Locust or Sixtl
street.
The Young Folks society, of st. John
Lutheran church, will meet at MIR. Is. +
Herr's, on North Second street, between
LOCUST and Walnut. Tomorrow evening.
There was cleared SIS at the supper givel
by the Ladies' aid society, Of the Bethe
church, in Shenk's hall, last week. A vote
of thanks has been rendered the Columbis
Democratic club, aud Mr.. Jno. w. SNart
for the use of the hall to the public iu
general for liberal patronage, and to the
ladies who assisted in making tho affair q
success. H
p. Il. r. shifting tAgine, No. 314, wa
nearly wrecked last evening, by q brak
shoe dropping off ono of its driving wheels
Under new management, the Eastern
bazaar will be re. opened next Monday.
Mr.. p. A. Krodel has an imported clocl
which has attached to it the figure OF
oolored woman and music box. Score
of persons visit his store daily to see it.
hlr. FRANK ioItZ'cI, Jf', 10 inuitPoseos
Two men who were acting suspiciousi
in the neighborhood of Lewis Lyte'
chicken coop, last evening, were drive
away
Edward Shreiner and Oscar Hoffma
took more exercise in ono day than W
would care to take in week. Early lat
Thursday morning they rowed to Wrighti
Vile, walked to York, distance Of !
miles, returned to Columbia at 1925 |
m. the same day by passenger traii
skated from 2 to 8, and again skated frol
7to12.
Miss Annie Senior and brother Franl
have returned to their home in Chewet
vile, Nd.
Owing to an unforeseen incident, Il
Rev. Henry Wheeler, of Philadelphia, vi
not address the meeting of the Woman
foreign missionary society In the M.
church next Sunday.
THE REPuRTED HUG OuOLERA.
Exaggerated Accounts OF its Prevalence
An associated press despatch to Il