Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-23
FIREMAN eLurz's LARGE FUNERAL.

FIREMAN GLUTz's LARGE FUNERAL.
The Coming "Chocoiatairer--A Chin aman's |
Effort 20 Board Train-sascs Of Stock
and Real Estate.
Regular correspondence of lNTELLieEycER
COLUMBIA, March 2S.-The funeral of
Pennsylvania RailroadFireman Henry Glutz
yesterday afternoon, was unprecedentedly
large. Besides scores of friends and rela-
tives, the following attended Chiquesalunga
tribe, No. 80 I. o. r. NJ, 1893 men Osceolo
tribe No. IL, l. o. Il. NJ, 20 men; Columbia
Fife company, "a men; Vigilant Fire COM
pany, 55 men, and Shawnee Fire company,
6S men. The remains were taken from his
late residence on Manor street, to the United
Brethren church, where funeral services in
English and German were delivered by
Revs. J. b. Funk and II. Keller Hundreds
of persons gazcd down upon the face of the
dead man as IL lay exposed in the church,
and hundreds OF persons expressed sympathy
for the bercaved wife, The church was
packed as was also the streets outside The
funeral procession covered nearly three
squares.
Death of Thomas Mullen.
On Saturday evening the INTELLIaENcER
announced the serious illness of Thomas
Mullen. Yesterday morning he died, at the
residence of his father, David Mullen at
Fourth and Cherry streets. Deceased was
aged AZ years. aud his death was caused by
injuries received by being scaldcd in Ches.
ter, four years ago. His remains will be in
TERED tomorrow, at 2 r. m, from his iather's
residence.
Assessing Damages.
The viewers to assess damages in the OPEN
ing of Second and Chestnut streets, were to
have attended to that business to-day but
their services are not needed, as Columbia
haQ fnl fol nj
made between the borough of Columbia and
tho Hese's estate by council of 1878: In lieu
of the fact that Heise's estate claimed no land
damage in the opening Of New Second, Pop
lar and Maple streets, tho borough ofColum-
bia was not to open Second and Chestnut
streets through the Heise's no omestcad during
the lifetime of S. b. Heise.
The "ChOcolataine"
The 'choclataire' to be given in Armory
hall on Friday and Saturday evening, and
Saturday afternoon, by the ladies' aid So
ciety of the Presbyterian church, is some
thing new and novel i'm Columbia, and
should be literally patronized. The attrac-
tions are many, aud consist of beautifully
hall elegantly set tables waited upon by
Columbia's fairest daughters and gallant
sons music by the Columbia band deli
cious refreshments ; sale of chocolate pies,
something that will amuse all, and grand
march by score of Columbia's bellies
A Chinanan's Foolish Jump.
A Chinaman is great when ID comes to
doing up collars, cuffs and shirts, but in
jumping from passenger train, when il is
moving rapidly, he is a failure. So On Lung
Columbia's Chinese laundryman, found it on
Saturday when he attempted the feat at the
Locust street crossing. He made a straight
jump and for the next five seconds there was
conglomeratiOn of cue, wooden soled shoes
and a Chinese body rolling over and over in
the dirt On Lung was not hurt, but he wa
badly scared.
stock and Real Estate Sold.
G. c. Kaufman, held another of the large
stock sales on Saturday evening at tn,
Franklin house.
Ten shares of Kelley stove stock were sole
at par value $50.
Fifteen shares Of some were withdrawn a
S4a75.
Thirty shares of Columbia National bank
stock, withdrawn at Sl22 per share.
Twenty shares of Columbia n Chestnut
Hill turnpike stock, withdrawn at S2S75
par value $40 per share.
Ten shares of Union National bank, of Mt
Joy, par value $50 were withdrawn at 500 pei
share.
Two lots of ground with dwellings there
on, Of the Elizabeth Bessick estate, wer,
offered at public outcry at the same time an,
place by j. +. Frank, executor. No. l stu
ated on Concord Lane above 9TH street wa
purchased by G. Hildebrandt for sl2i No
in same locality to Milton Wike for SIT.
IOWn NOtes.
Today +. A. Bennett is removing hi
household goods into one of tho Bruner cot
tages, on South Second street, near Union.
A letter addressed to Miss Annie Stau,
No. 10th street. is held In the Columb
postoffice for more definite directions
While opening case of tobacco with
hatchet on Saturday, one of the boards flew
up and striking William Meixell, of Wash
lngton borough, on the left side of his face
inflicted an ugly wound.
Last night thieves entered the CHECKER
coop of Charles Schaupp, near Mountville
and helped themselves to fifteen of hi
s chickens. E.. IT,.
A locomotive spark yesterday set fire t,
the grass and weeds in a field owned by S. $
Detwiler, and which is situated below Col
umbia along the Columbia & Port Deposit
railroad and burned for several rods.
Ticket No 1917, held by Harry Hinklo
drew the sos walnut bedroom set, chancet
OIL on Saturday evening, by Benz. Fites, o
Front street.
Owing to tle extreme cold, carpenter RI
could not work on the Shawnee rolling mil
this morning
On Saturday Mr. and Mrs DIR. J. X. Linea
weaver left for New Orleans TO be absen
several weeks
Satu rday afternoons fire was at the rak,
factOry's house, on \. First street, instead O
y. Prince street. Part of the roof wa,
burned.
Horace Boyd will leave Columbia in April
IoT 11eueftOWn, IA, 10 assume the manage
ment of two of the Thomas Iron company's
furnaces. His father, A. X. Boyd, will act as
his chief bookkeeper.
The grand rally in Mt Zion A. NJ f.
church, yesterday, was grand success. The
attendance was very large
Miss Lilly Hinton, the rising young Phila
delphia actress, will appear in the Columbis
opera house, in Little Barefoot and "Fan
chon" on April 9th and 9TH.
Twenty-Five members of Orion lodge, No
$40, ]. o. o. F., and ten members of Colum-
bia lodge, +. and A. NJ, yesterday morning
attended the funeral of Levi Shuman, in
Mountville
The attraction at the rink this evening Is
the first appearance of Miss Annie Champlin
of Worcester, Mass, and Master Porter
Clark, OF New Haven, Conn. They are beau
tiful skaters aud give an entertainment re
fined and attractive.
UP AND DOWN THE STATE
Philadelphians claims that since the census
OF 1850 the city has grown beyond ,000, 900 III
population.
Henry 7. Chanfrau, the comedian, was
quietly married on Sunday at Pittsburg, to
Miss Sadie Enltpn. a resident nf thutci