Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-04-17
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CoruMsrA. Pa, April T.-Sunday Will
ooomeneucs ne isst week OF the Lenten
a,orn6n ana thIs wsek previous to Easter
Sunday b called Passion Week. Tomorrow
= c,jsa Palm Sunday and IN some Of our
0cvn churches, green branches are dis
1rlbuted IN memory OF the triumphal entry
n the Lord into Jerusalem. A number OF
ehurches will hold services ON every even
ing during the week, and some will have
services both morning and afternoon.
In 81 Paul's r. T.. church services will
b held at 1880 q. m. aud 4:30 and 7:3o p. m.
On every day, excepting Good Friday, when
sofvices will be held at 10 a. m, and from u
until .. m. In the evening services will
b. held In the opera house, commencing al
O'Clock. Rev. +. J. Clay-Morau will de.
liver an appropriate sermon. The united
church choirs, with Miss Lille r. Pfahler as
oonductress, will render special Passion
music.
Bethel Church OF God On Palm Sunday
epocjal services will he held in the morning
Hev. G. d. Rishel, pastor, will deliver SER
mon on "Christs Entrance into Jerusa-
lem." Every evening during the week
special services will be held.
United Brethren Church Quarterly con.
ference and communion will be held on Sun
day.
Salem Lutheran Church: On Sunday
morning at lOa m, confirmation services
will be held.
Two slight Accidents.
A young boy named Foley, living on Lam
caster avenue, met with a slight accident by
striking his head against An iron steeple. He
did not see the obstacle and q severe cash in
the head was the result
A young girl named Rose Cairns, living
on South Fifth street, was running along a
pavement when she stumbled and fell with
such force to the ground that the knee cap
Of her left leg was broken.
Disorderly Conduct Causes an Arrest.
Mrs. Andrew Kane, Of Washington
borough, entered suit against Henry kise,
George Kise and David Short, living in that
town, at the office of Squire Young for dis
orderly conduct and malicious mischief
These young men were in the saloon of Andy
Kane and behaved in an Objectionable man.
ner. A hearing was given the men yesterday
afternoon when George Kise was acquitted
OF all charges. The other men had TO pay
the costs on the charge of disorderly conduct
A Snake story.
A prominent butcher in town Is authority
for the following story, and his veracity i
unquestioned: This gentleman was driving
over the road leading from Wisler's Hill +
the Chickies creek when he noticed cat eye
ing an object along a fence Thinking tn
animal was after q field mouse the gentle
man stopped his team and watched he
actions Much to his surprise he saw tn
cat pounce upon and kill snake about eigh
teen inches long. The story seems incred
ible, but the gentleman says it is positiv
truth.
Town Notes.
Louise Arhot and company appeared II
"Leah the Forsaken in the opera hous
last night to fair audience. The characte
OF the Jewish maiden was taken by Mis-
Arnot, and her acting was excellent Thi
evening the company closes the engagemer
and will appear in " Fun on the BRISTOL"
Columbia shad are being caught in goo
numbers at the batteries below the dam. A
the battery of Paul Reed eighty-four sha
we're caught yesterday.
The ladies and gentlemen of Lancaste
who gave an amateur theatrical performan,
few days ago, in Eshleman's hall, in th
city, in behalf of the Woman's Exchang
have most kindly consented to repeat Il
entertainment in the Columbia opera hous
on Thursday, April Goth, in behalf of the 5
Paul's Ladies Sociable society.
Miss Bertha Loeb, of Lancaster, Is visitiI
in Columbia as the guest of Mrs. Jacc
Rothschilds.