Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-03-17
|DgNT AT A FURNACE.


r,nr,epo, 6soes q the IxrsLtiexsons.
y - NJ. Heops l7.--An accident hap
7 - ~ NJ furnace OF the Chestnut
3,r a. c6mpany, on Tuesday after-
X ~ WI entail considerable loss to
21ny and take several weeks 10 70
~ furnace d lined with brick In
1oro1o q the cupola and this brick
csvod IN for about four feet from
~ u The furnace, around the entire
go This msn Of brick, ETC., falling on
~ oouteuts of the cupola, consisting Of ore,
l 60, makes Il necessary for the furnace
- \ blow ouv' which will b done at once.
HI furnace has been working very well for
11onths past turning out large quantities o.
~ Iron and this accident Will stop Al work
06til The damage can be repaired. The con-
@enss Of the cupolA must be taken out before
~ refining can be done
~ oanday school Meeting.
3 A large number Of Sunday school teachers
"a members Of St Paui's p. Z. church will
ataond the seventh meeting Of the Sunday
oohooI convention to be held at St Johns
ohurch, Marietta, on Thursday. Right Rev.
Hishop Rulison will preach In ST Johns
"a Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock al the
Mjssion chapel, ut Safe Harbor.
District Conference.
THE Fourth p. +. district Of the A. NJ. f.
church, Philadelphia conference, meets to-
day at the Mt Zion's A. M. E. church In COL
umbia The district consists of Lancastt 7,
Columbia, Reading, Mount Joy, Atgien,
Pottsville and York circuits, which will be
represented ct the meeting. Among the
topics discussed will be the Sabbath schools,
tsmpernnce and education. The meeting
will be presided over by Presiding Elder w.
W. Grimes
Permanent Appointment.
Andrew J. Meisling, Of town, has received
his permanent appointment as postal route
agent on the Frederick division Of the Penn
sylvanis railroad. In the examination by the
ofIicers of the mail department, Mr. Mieslpg
nlade the very good average g OF als. In two
feet Andy is graduate from the Herald
ONCE. and the remarkable average he made
IL an evidence of the advantages offered in a
printing Office. This examination placed him
ID the front ~ postal route agent
To Attend the Irish Meeting.
A large number of citizens of Columbis
and Marietta will 60 to Lancaster this even
ing for the purpose of attending the meeting
in the court house, at o'clock, under the
auspices OF the Lancaster branch, No. 69i
9 Irish National League of America. The
meeting will be addressed by w. U. Hensel
esq, and K. X. Martin, esq. Two extra carr
will be attached to Harrisburg accommoda.
tion east, for the persons who may desire to
attend. The return train will leave Lancas.
ter 1t II.
Death Of Mrs Perrottet.
Mrs Perrottet mother of MIR. James
Perrottet, our well-known councilman, died
at the home Of her son, on Chestnut street,
this morning at an early hour, in the Seth
year Of her age. The funeral will be held on
next Saturday afternoon at two o'clock.
Interment at Mount Bethel cemetery.
Town Notes
Miss Gussie Hook has returned home from
4 Z visit to Pottsville.
Mr.. Il. q. Koff lost a valuable horse re
The Waite Comedy company appeared In
the opera house last evening in "Carrots,
Waif" before an audience about the size o.
the previous night The company will ap
pear in "1nchavogue," tale OF the days O
'9S, this evening IN honor of st Patrick'i
day:
The members of the United Brethren
church will hold q festival in the church foI
three nights, commencing Thursday night.
An attractive bill OF fare has been arranged
consisting OF oysters, Ice cream, etc, and will
be served on those evenings.
A billiard tournament 10 now In progress
at Groves billiard hall among six young
men Of town, who delight in this beautiful
game. The winner of the highest number o
games will receive handsome billiard cue
Samuel Campbell received q car load OF
horses from the West yesterday. They will
be disposed OF by public sale on next Satur.
day.
Arrangements are being made by Clique
salunga tribe No. 80 Of Red Men for the
celebration of the 18th anniversary Of their
institution on Tuesday evening, March 23d.
The great chiefs OF the order have been in.
vited to be present Ee-shah-ko-nee tribe O!
Lancaster, will be largely represented, and
the affair will be great success.