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

nsgaiar Corfesponosncs Of lrrsIIsoEEoEn-
CoLunplA. PA, Nay k--Ths Columbia
n1inioaerinl anpceaa6Iea. composed Of the
posoors a she dh0orsos 1Own churches, have
euosted Into plAd Wbessoy they seek 10 do
away wish ~ unnsssunsy running Of freight
esuiss q ~ Hsunsyiysnia railroad on sun
dayA a lGUs pass of Ne population Of our
bocouah = euenpooo6 a men who earn .
llvellkood a the nilroad, and BY being CON-
polled 70 run o. their trains during sunday
Shsss men ars denied The privilege Of At
tsnding any rslloious ssrvicsA A circular has
bseu prepared ~ the Ministerial ssso-
ciatiou and hes bssn sent 70 all ministers liv-
ing along the line d W. Pennsylvania rail-
rod. This circular asks these ministers for
reply In favor q freight stoppage, and a
large number CG susWefs have already been
received, and al think the plan an excel
csived they win be seut 70 the ofiacers Of the
road. From the present outlook the plan
will meet with Z favorable consideration
by the ofiiceu and IL is hoped that
the time Will soon come when all unne'
cessary freight trains will be allowed to re-
main In the Columbia yards during SUM-
days and forwarded b their destination on
week days stock and perishable goods will
be sent on Sunday but other goods will not
be forwarded.
rev T.x Collector.
william q. Duttenhofer has received the
tax duplicates OF the state and county, and
hes posted notices in accordance with the act
Of June Is, 1886 The present Office of the
collector 10 ct $3.50 Union street. but 1t will
soon be removed 10 some place in the busi-
ness portion.
visit Of Inspection
During yesterday committee of the Forest
and Stream club Of Columbia went down the
Columbia q Port Deposit railroad for the
purpose OF inspecting a location tor the camp
ing Of the club during the coming summer.
Locations In the vicinity of Perryville and
Port Deposit we're looked at, but the sites
we're not favorable for the wants Of the club.
The committee did not recommend the selec-
ton of any Of these places.
Town Notes.
William B. Given, attorney for J. Milton
Mishler, sold a house situated on Plane
street. to William c. Stone, for $1,000.
A car of the United States Fish Commis-
sion passed through town yesterday on its
way down the Columbia & Port Deposit rail-
road. The car had been at Harrisburg and
other points tor the purpose of stocking the
Susquehanna river with shad. The car
was well fitted up for the carrying of fish,
being provided with tanks along both sides
of the car. The car went to Havre de Grace,
where fresh supply OF fish viii be received,
when another trip will be made.
Miss Edith Patton left town to-day for a
visit TO Toledo, Ohio.
A concert was held in the armory last
night for the benefit of the foreign missionary
board Of the A. NJ. +. church, which was
well attended. The entertainment will be
repeated this evening
The Salvation Army will open meetings in
Wrightsville tonight, under the direction
Of Mrs Captain Moore, stationed in Colum-
bia A number of converts have been
secured to the army in Columbia and they
have adopted that dress and badge.
Squire Hershey has fitted up his Office on
North Third street and is now ready to dis
pense justice TO all who need his services.
Mrs. Lieutenant s. s. Payne, of Bellefonte
Pa, il on visit to friends in Columbia
Tommy Mack's minstrels of Lancaster,
has applied for date at our opera kouse and
will most likely give performance in town.
John Palm, foreman Of Reading 4 Colum.
bia round house, was engaged in removing a
cylinder head of an engine, this morning,
and accidentally the heavy iron fell upon his
left foot, resulting in severe bruises. No
bones were broken by the accident, but the
injury Is painful one. He was conveyed to
his home in a wagon.