Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-27
rHE OFFICERS CHOSEN
~ 4 SUNDAY suno0L. cBURcn AND
a sErnEr ORGANIZATION.
"a schs,s kushsrsn Church Decide to Extend
Hoonss Rsv. E .. Brewnmiiier. OF Eph-
Su0-Tnsss wac Came Into the Laws
Cluschss-A Raes In the Risk.

~ OOfreSponoohco OF ANTkLLioBHOnhs
5 CoIunBfA, March 27.-The Sunday
061ool association Of 8. Johns Lutheran
'onufch have elected the following officers
~ ~ ensuing year: Superintendent j.
&. n Miller; assistant superintendent,
uoeSy r. ZsrGer; principal Of the infant
lopartmeni, Mra e. e. Leaman assistant,
Ma william Baisht, MIRA 3. B. Clepper
Eosrotary, J. Tyson Simpson; sssists;t
Ikoxosary, Enfield Leaman; treasurer,
Harry Foyer; assistant treasurer, Harry
U1opper; librarian, !. @. Git; assistant
alhrariau, e. +. Eager directors, George
~ Dsls, Frank Findley, Ralph Sweeney;
0egnnist, Miss Katie Smith; assistant or.
nGn1at4 Misses Lucy Herr and Clara Lea.
a congregational meeting Of the Church
81 God was held last evening, when the
t1aIowisg officers wsro elected: Elders,
Wl1llam Bethel, Adam X. Snyder, George
o. eeiple deacops, simon Brown, Simon
Null, Samson Snyder; organis, Miss
Raehel Rupp. The treasurer's report was
sead. showing the church TO be In ainour-
ishlne condition financially. The officers
organised BY electing Samson Snyder sec
eosasy and VIM. II. Beittel treasurer.
A. . meeting Of susquehauna Lodge, Nc.
-, ot ODD Fellows, held last evening, the
lollowipg officers were elected for the
ensuing term: Noble Grand, Daniel stspe,
81; vice grand, Elmer Beacham; secretary,
\. J. NJ. Little; assistant secretary, L.
aclYsS; treasurer, John 8. Musser, trustee
for Is months, NJ. 8. Shuman.
a Pastor Called.
A congregational meeting was held In st.
5ohn'o Lutheran church, when the men,
bors decided to give Rev. e. q. Brown.
miller, now located at Ephrats, q unani-
NOUS call to become their pastor. IL is ex.
pocted that the gentleman will accept the
call
In the EoIce Courts.
Charles Hoffer and wife we're arrested
and given . hearing before Squire Evans,
charged with keeping . d!sorderly house
On Perry street, near Second. The accused
G11sed that they had dance and keg OF
bser on Saturday night, and promised not
- repeat the otiense. The squire released
the pair.
Emanuel Berkenheiser, employed at the
O3lumbIa rolling mill, was arrested last
evening by an officer named Murphy,
sEom York county. The warrant was
Issued over year ego and In the mean
time the case had besn settled by Berken-
helser. Then Officer Wittick arrested
The constable on Q charge OF re-
celving goods under false pretense, the
charge preferred by jerome Long. Myxp
VIII b given a hear!qg. ,stioro Squire
.vans ana t9a esfk ek Of Berkenheiser iully
saSas:isisd -saSsdSsisd.
The Race In the Rink.
A fair crowd was In the rink last evening
20 witness the commencement of the bi-
cycle pedestrian contest, lasting for four
hours each night. The men were In good
condition and settled down to their work.
8eckworth and Toniay gained the lead on
The rider and kept It during the night
Ashipger had very hard riding, as the
track ID not suited for his wheel. The saw.
dust was cut through, causing three very
ugly falls during the night Thetrsck will
- pus In better condition for to- night The
lnrst nights score was /:
Miles. Laps
0eckwortb. .......'......,.... 70
53 8
The Metropolitan band will give con.
cert In the opera house on Wednesday
evening, April Is
The calvin Joslin" company Will appear
IN tho opera house on Wednesday night
Services will be held on Wednesday In
St Paui's T. e church a. follows: 1880 O.
M, "Once offered to bear the sins OF
many !" 4:30 p. M, "The kiss OF betrayal"
7:3O p. m, Why sleep ye?'