Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-01
AFTER SIX YEARS ILLNESS
sneAsn COMES TO THE RkliEF OF MRS.
nA0pAi.ENR NEUTELD, AGED 80.
4 usssvs Of Germany and Mother Of Rev. r.
L. Nsufsla-Oncs Resident Of Lsncss-
tsr-Oscsr Lsssey. Found Dead In
Bsd -nsars Paralysis Kiib Him.

y DuruMerA. Nov, Mrs. Msgdalene
lf0nfold. wife OF the late Simon Neufeld,
1ooa On Wednesday at the home OF her
1aughssr, Mis Margaret Neufeld, In Con
~ Deceased was the mother OF Rev. r. l..
0ou1eld, who was acting priest during
Rov. Peipor's absence. She had been sick
~ the post elk years, being confined to her
ood nearly al that time. Mrs. Nevfeld was
ourn q Rhine, Bavaria, and. came 70 the
Unitod Statee In 1870. During her residence
= this country she has lived In Pittsburg,
Westmofeland county, Pottsville, Bucks
county, ana Lancaster, where her con, Rev.
Noufeld, was stationed. For the past ten
yonfs sho hes lived In Columbia Solemn
Aigh maEs will be celebrated on Saturday
morning ct O'Clock at Holy Trinity
Catholic church, when several visiting
clereymen will be present
Found Dead In BED.
Oscar Leisey, three. yesr.old son OF J. G.
1eisey, living on Seventh street, was found
dead In bed this morning about o'clock.
Tho child had gone TO bed in usual good
hoalih, and at three o'clock was alive.
He he'd not been able to walk for
shs past nine weeks, owing TO injuries
noeined and impanneled the following z
Jury F. B. Musser, J. A. Allison, Il, II.
0tamep, Geo. w. Young, Edw. Q. Kessler
md Jacob Rlch. The verdict was "death
frum paralysis Of the heart, the result Of
former injuries"
The funeral will be held on Saturday
ulternoon at 2 O'Clock, from the residence
OF bis parents.
The heaviest Oar movement on tho p. X.
r. occurred last month when the follow
log number of cars were handled by the
employees at Columbia Eastward. trains,
1,772 loaded cars, 81, l34 empty, 243 total,
4 trainQ- mr.
la.e59; empty, S,42O total 6l,a79 grand
total, l02, ,758.
This movement Is an increase OF 8 g39
cars over September 1883, ana an increase
,uf II $50 cars over October, 1857.
The movement Is the largest in the his.
tory Of the company and the officials feel
very much pleased over the work. 1t ex.
Goods the largest movement that Of March,
1857, 3. .243 cars.
Church Meeting.
The board of managers OF the Columbia
Brsr,h OF the Evang elical Allianos for th ,
United States, met In the Methodist church
laDt night The constitution suggested by
tho general alliance was adopted. The fol.
lowing officers were elected for one year /:
President 9. w. Ely; vice president, Rev.
YhOA Harrison; secretary, Rev. j. II. Pan.
nebecker, treasurer, +. A, Bennett. MessrA
Jacob Sheath, George DeHuh and y. W.
Yocum were appointed to disirtc. the town
4 NWeO nOiOo loI tLiO SutwfN.rOtb
The Junior Buiiuing Fund association OF
Tsinfty Reformed chuSch will hold an on.
tertainment this evening The program me
will consist OF music, Rotations, etc.
Jennie Snyder had her arm brok en- last
night while enjoying All Halloween. She
attempted TO pull bell and foil to the
pavement, receiving the fracture.
4 A target practice was held by Company y
O yesterday, when Samuel Preston and A.
Markley qualified a. sharp shooterp.
Rev. o. II. Betts, tho new pastor OF the
Church Of God, was given royal welcome
Last night by the members OF the church.
Several Halloween parties were given last
night The M. l.. s. had q pleasant time
q the home OF Miss Mamie McDevItt
Services will be held In ST. Paul's church
this evening.
This morning st 1890 o'clock John
Meyers and Chris. Weriz, Of Washington
borough, were given hearing before
Squire Solly on charges Of larceny. They
waived hearing aud were committed to
jail for TRIAL.