Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-30
CISIOS WAS RESERVED.
- nslHISe HAD BkrwaBx DYs-
xAoaR AND TBE BOROUGH.
-. ,. osven ON the side Of the Prosecution
- 4. .. Kaufman Defending the Borough.
a ~ etocaipg Factory 10 he soon In Oper.
3 asssn-A Furnace Manager Resigns.

nogulsr Correspondence OF IsTKLLIaEscxR.
CcLuMBiA, November 30.--The suit of
1Glohasl Dysinger against the Columbia
(Dunoli was heard last night at the office
og0Quire Hershey which place was filled with
u1nesses aud Interested spectators VIM.
4 0lvou, esq, appeared as counsel for Mr.,
DVu0nGor who claimed Sl666 from the
ceoQeh ~ four months salary a. watch
uoa1 q the opera house from April l to
August OF this year. The keys OF the opera
hoose were given to Dysinger In 1885 and
~ bod possession Of them until August 18th
q ehis year, when they were turned over TO
~ proper authorities. On the part oI 'he
sosncil va: claimed thss every 1,ce ,be nes
OouuciI in April of each year. A. j. hauti-
hnon. eao borough solicitor, was present In
0h0 interest of the borough. The employees
Of the opera house had been elected at ,he
regular meeting OF the council in August OF
onCh year and DysiDger claimed that his
term did not expire until that month. After
henFing both sides Of the case Squire Hershey
yuDerved his decision.
The Hosiery MIL.
Tho new hosiery mill to be operated by
Nessrs Vernon and William Ellis in the
third story OF the electric light building will
SOON be ready for operation. The machinery is
being put In position, the winder being put
up yesterday. The capacity of the place will
Do SQO pairs OF hosiery per week.
Change at a Furnace.
A change will take place to-day in the
management of the Chestnut Hill Iron ore
companies furnaces at Columbia Mr. Am
broee MoHose, who has been assisting Mr. J.
i. Roger in the running the furnaces, has re.
aligned his position and will assume the
management of furnaces at Norristown, Pa
In his new field Mr.. McHose w i'll he assisted
by his brother Mr.. Wilson McHose, who has
hat ptu afHft ha ft1r fNs1 la
furnaces at Columbia will be under the
supervision of Mr.. j. l.. Boyd.
Funeral Of Miss Lilne seibert.
The funeral of the late Miss Lille G. Se,-
bert took place on Monday afternoon and
was very largely attended. Services were
held In the Second street Lutheran church.
The Bible class and the literary society Of
this church, with which the deceased was
connected, attended the funeral in body.
Town Notes.
Hi Henry's minstrel company appeared in
the opera house last night before an audience
which packe the building. The performance
was q very good one and the people present
were very much pleased.
The boilers to be used at the four new
pudding furnaces at the mill of the Colum.
bia Iron company have been completed and
are now beng placed in position. The fur.
naces will soon be ready for making iron.
The boilers were made at the boiler shops of
Fsirer & Son.
Hon. @. G. Kaufman has returned home
from visit to Pittsburg, Pa
Word was received by Squire Evans yes
terdsy to have Barney McNeal, captain of
the canal boat "Electric Light" arrested. A
warrant was given to Officer Hardnele, who
arrested the man at Chickies. On his way
down the canal, the man threw one OF his
mules into the river, giving as his reason
that the mule was lame and not Mt for his
work. McNeal was taken to Middletown this
morning to answer this charge.
Messrs +. A. Bennett and ,Chas. r. Brown
have received contracts for the supplying
new uniforms for company c.
A new tin roof is being placed on the sun.
day school OF the Presbyterian church.
Aaron p. Woodruff will appear in the
opera house on December %, in the farce.
comedy of Eli Wheatfeld."