Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-02

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x l&k6ln1A Y Juuo 2--An a<ijourped meet
M 1 ~ Co1oob1a schscl bosrd was held in
~ o6uod1 e1anbsr lsnt evening, with the
~ oo1obsrs present Messp. Gravsr,
Mattel, gtrins, sisde, Taylor and waun.
6uAs MessrA 0raybtll snd Given. Mr..
NAM unovsd that 3. n. Boyd, collector Of
111odl NJ, b. s1onerated from tho collection
oflhs following taxss:
- NJ. I'm ysEs ~ second Sss IS Third wsss; s
sissss ssas'iii;a;:... iss:... asS SsS sS 40 $50 $50
tlngis mea oi6L GRAND total, es9s.c9.
The colleCtor was sxouerated with the pro-
viso that he should try to collect as much -
pusstblA TIE smount Of school tax rem ain
Ing On the duplicate yet 70 be collected Is
o2b170a o. motion the finance CON-
mis1ee wsro authorized to borrow from
hank Z Sufficient amount OF money
70 nay on all debts Of 1885, On mo-
t,ou ihe president appointed committee OF
= 10 whether the Columbia Gas company
ON legally claim exonerAtiou from the pay.
meut Of school tax, and II 30 their name be
stricken from the duplicate. Mr.. Strine was
appointed - the committee. Orders were
granted for the payment OF number of bills
On motion the hoard adjourned to meet on
Tuesday evening, June 9Th, when the fiua
business Of the old board will be transacted
and thenew board be organized.
Gar Movement.
The employees OF the Pennsylvania railroad
at Columbia, handled the following numbe
Of cars during the month of May: Numbe
Of trains east, 1885 loaded cars, 36 543
empty cars, 1,67l total 3S,2l4 Number {
trains west 436; loaded cars, ll,657 empt
cars, 24,796; total 81, ass. Grand total 74,6t
cara This movement il an increase of 3,45
cars over April, 1886, and decrease froI
May, 1855 Of 24,6l7 cars.
HAD Has Finger Broken.
George II. Rumple, tobacconist, Will
going down flight Of stairs at his home, o
and fell to the ground in such a manner tina
he broke the third finger OF his left hand.
Town Notes.
The regular monthly meeting of the Nigi
liant fire company was held last evening a
their engine house. An invitation was re
ceived from the Middletown fire company
inviting the company to participate in
parade TO be held in that town on July Sd
The invitation was accepted and the com
pany will go to Middletown on that day.
DIR. A. Craig and DIR. T. NJ. Livingston ar
at Williamport attending the session of tia
State Medical society, now meeting at tina
place.
An old clock was shipped from Columbi
yesterday, by c. S. Murray, to w. J. Ros.
division freight agent OF the Pennsylvani
railroad, at Harrisburg The clock was a
old relic and was made by Christian Towe
OF Lampeter, In l766 and is now 100 years oil,
John Sheets was arrested by Officer Har,
nele. last night on complaint Of Mrs. job
Hummell, for being drunk and disc rderl
He had a hearing this morning before Squi
Frank and was sent to Jail for five days.
Officer Wittick is is now engaged in huI
ing for the men who assaulted Charles LC
ing on last Saturday night, on South Fro
street. Loring presents terrible appearan
and cannot tell how he WAS beaten. He W
in the lookup last night and became beyor
control. He demolished the contents of b
cell
Ascension Day will be celebrated III Il
town churches on Thursday. Services wi
be held in the Trinity Reformed church
10:l5 a. III.