Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-14

u~~u,.x Correepondence of ISTELLIeESoER
CoLuuprA, Pa, May 4-A number OF
vouns lolks connected with the Second
f,treet church held q meeting In the lecture
room Of that church last evening for the
purpose Of effeting an organization for the
mutual profit and pleasure Of the members
The following officers were elected: l..
Obsrlin treasurer, John Stcrline, jr., direc
torA Misses Halle Wislar, Alice Sterline,-
Susie Oberlin. These three directors in con-
Junction with the officers will form the ex-
ecutive board. The name of the society will
be " The Young Peoples Association OF the
First English Lutheran church, and will
have for its object the mutual pleasures OF
the members, and to increase the interest of
the young folks in the church and Sunday
school work. II was decided to hold meet
inRs on the first Friday evening oi eacn
month. The June meeting Will be heiu al
the residence OF Mrs. A. +. Welch, on Chest
nut street, The programme for that occasion
vii, he Of = musical and literary character.
The Young folks society OF the ST. Johns
lutheran church held very pleasant meet
inc At the residence of Rev. j. X. Shotiner,
pastor Of the church. The programme was
very interesting and consisted OF musical and
literary exercises
Tho Death List.
Mrs. Nicholas Hohnsde, an old lady living
at Fourth and Mill streets, died at her home
on Thursday afternoon at O'Clock, after an
illness of six months. The funeral will take
place on Monday morning, and services Will
be held In st. JOseph's Catholic church.
Adam Smith, living on Walnut street,
died at his home on Thursday morning, after
a brief illness of consumption. The funeral
will be held on Saturday morning, and ser
vices will be held in St Joseph's Catholic
church.
Accident to q Team.
Yesterday, Joseph Weber, living in town,
purchased horse from Mr.. Shenberger and
trial was given this morning. The animal
was attached to a buggy and the owner in
company with John Hartman and W. III.
Beittle took ride. On coming across Bethel
street and down Locust, the front wheel o.
the vehicle broke suddenly and the horse
commenced kicking. The three occupant:
of the carriage got TO the ground in very
sudden manner. The horse was stopped be
fore runaway occurred.
Thumb Disiocated.
Plus G. Crownshields, owner OF a pair c
canal boats, was engaged i'll tying his boat
with a rope, when the rope caught his rigt
hand in such manner that the thumb ws
dislocated.
Town Notes.
The Columbia wreck crew left town o
Thursday at 1890 p. m, for the railroa
wreck near Bird-in-H Hand, and returned hon
at p. M, bringing engine No l3l to Il
shops at Columbia Tor repairs. The eDgil
had the front end badly damaged in Il
wreck.
The Susquehanna river has again starte
to rise, caused by the late rains. II
water is very muddy and shad fishing &C
respondingy poor. About seventy-hve sh'
were brought to the shore this morning
the result OF last nights work.
Abram Eayes, a boatman, was engaged
polling a canal boat at the Columbia wharv
this morning. when the pole broke in hi
and Eaves was about going into the riy
when boatman, standing near by, caue
him by his clothing and held him in
inverted position until he could get on
boat
A new time table goes into effect on t
Reading q Columbia railroad ON Snndf
May %. No change in the arrival or {
parture OF trains at Columbia will be made
the new schedule.
Jesse Wolfe, a teamSter OF town, purChas
very large draft horsest Ephrsta. The a
NAL is greatly admired by judges OF hor
flesh
large quantity OF leai tobacco is bel
shipped from Columbia today.
The first rawberries of the season
being retailed in town. They are as high
the fruit is small.
A photograph of the st. PauPs p.
church is on exhibition In the window
Richards book store. This church Will
vacated for the new one on Locust sire
when that church is built
Fourth RegimentaI Company Inspection.
Colonel s. d. Lehr, OF the 18th RegImel
has issued general order No. 3, for the insp
ton of the several companies comprising t
regiment. The inspections will be held
follows: Company a, Reading, May 81;
Allentown, May "a; {, Columbia, May
ID, Allentown, May "a Il, Hamburg, NJ
25 +, Pottsville, May % q, Pine Grove, NJ
Ill, Slatipgton, May - /, CstasauQl