Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-04-11

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~ 1RC0Exoepondence OF lNTKLII0ENcsR
< 6NUxNtA, April 1.-THE presbytery Of
n1mlI1ter will hold its regular spring
1lns h Oolumbia, commencing on Mon
~ Aptil l,th, at 1870 o'clock, p. m The
n aorInon will be preached by Rev. s. L
~, p.sD., Of Strasburg. At.thls meet |
y IS NJ oveftIros on the revised book |
6lnotglina set down by the general
mhay, viii be acted on, and also tho three |
= 4o1lc1nA, A,commissions and two on reduced
tooon1a13on in the general assembly.
lnrn118 a1no will be elected tn attend the
fznx 0fthe general assembly in May next,
- c1nefnnset There will, In all probability
- a pFotty large attendance and q very full
q 1pGj 1out6&ion of all the churches in the
yhe sessions, mornings, afternoons and
s~ingn are open TO the public. On Tues
lX sv0ninr. at 7:30 o'clock, there will be
la- needing, at which several interesting
a ~ =. will be made.
!. uStoaito. - the Sunday evening services in
< e-ian church will be held at 1880
Rsv j. Il PeSsn.sbeckers PeSSss ss R'e pastor of Trinity
QfmeQ cnurch, will deliver q sermon on
~ &oWQrroMt at 7:30 p. IN.
Gen. Welsh Post No. IiS g. A. r., will
G}tend divine services tomorrow evening, IN
I ~ Fourth Street Presbyterian church. The
y pogtor, Rev. Geo. w. Ely, will preach
y special sermon.
AZ to-rnorrow evenings service in St
Il Fanl's r. e. church, Mr.. Kochler, lay mis-.
y aiOnary to the deaf and dumb residents OF
Z Central Pennsylvania, will interpret the SER
vice. Quite number OF mutes VIII be
y present.
5f st Paul's Episcopal choir, of Columbia,
will render Easter music during the special
4 Mcuntvillo, tomorrow at p, m.
Il & RocoGnition in Heaven" Is the theme
Rev. w. p. Evans will deliver in the Sec
0nd street Lutheran church, tomorrow at
Z 80 p m.
The vigilant Fair.
The vigilant fair opened in Armory hall
last evening. The attendance was encourag-
ing. This evening the Columbia band will
y BE- present as will also members OF the
F Union and Laurel Fire co onpanies of York.
% a beautiful donation has already been re-
celvod nom the Laurel boys, and consists OF
China tee set, lemonade set and cake cake
Bhapod like small keg of beer. The latter
5 article attracts great attention.
SSk Abandoned the Libel SUITS.
4E Tho Associated Press has sent out cor
4 r@Ction of the report erroneously given by
Dunn & Co, of the financial standing of ii
H. Heise and Mr.. II. has abandonded thu
libel suits he proposed to prosecute agains
the newspapers which published it.
John Grauley Acquitted.
On Thursday morning, Private John Grau
ley, OF company c., had his trial, in Towson
town, Baltimore county, Nd, for assaultinl
conductor of the Northern Central railros,
during Company C's trip to Washington cit
In March, and for which he had been al
rested a month ago. John Graystone, esq
acted as his lawyer. The conductor ant
other witnesses were 80 cornered, that nc
only was Grauiey acquitted, but the evidenc
showed that the conductor was more in faul
than our townsman. John returned to CC
lumbia,. on Thursday evening were his ur
expected arrival causefconsiderable surpris
md pleasure
Town Notes.
Col. A. X Mcclure, of the Philadelphi
Times, WIN deliver the Grafton at the con
mencement of the Columbia high s"'|o'
May. mo street tb
Jesse Wolfe appeared. ,8g since @ % he was S. !
morning for the firsss horse. '' " ''
seysrsiy kiek k,eSaiifan tan rink will close for ii
.unsf nl2sf after the calico apron and neckt
sahy next Thursday evening Manage
= krom and wife will travel over the We
during the summer, return to Columbia an
reopen the rink in September.
William Mahl, conductor of shifting o.
gine, No. 9oS, while coupling ears in Il
hand SO badly crushed that 1t had to be an
putated.
This new council met last evening in coul
Gil chamber. The proceedings will not
ready for publication before next Monday.
William B. Given, esq, yesterday
private sale and on private terms sold
4 John Wilson, the property of Eliza Goot
man, situated on South Fourth street, an
which consists of a lot Of ground and tw
story brick house.
"SonO Holsinger, .one of the worthle
denizens Of Tow Hill was arrested last ev
ming by Officer Gilbert, for drunkness an
disorderly conduct, and sent to Jail |
Squire Young for 10 days.
and about His illness although of sho
duration was quite severe.