Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-31

moGon1 meeting last evening when tWo0V
6omboss wese present. Prssidsat Yocum
! 5opoessd that the institute -hEsunds hsve
noon secured Tor the opoalne enSfclsess end
4 - ~ invilatiuas esosrsd By the com-
xni1ooo WIN - SgoSo1ved next week. The
\ oenpl ooERd havs aocepted IN Invitation 70
psl1Gp11o = NE exsrc,ssA
7 - UoostAl oo0mietee will erect . stand
- ~ pork - b. 60 Seet Tor the use Of the
oolne1ous clergymsn, orators, school
& fhoon1. oouncilmeu, etc.
TAe sssociatsou Will form the first d,vi.
u1on, the school children the second and
& ~ souuelmso, directors, orators, etc., the
ooird div1utoa Of the opening parade.
The ffoWorks eommittee reported list
i coatainiue AS pieces and 20 pounds OF
coaogod ffe fos e4OO; and for an additional
o1oo ~ pieces and 20 pounds colored fire.
= Ootico 70 purchase the additional list
~ Lost Tho committee will select loca-
tloa n hsld TO make the display. 1t was
oQggostod 10 erect . stand and rent the
nfsssra George ". a B. +. Haldeman have
loaned their lower story building TO the
relic committee
The second day conference oommittto
4 rsportsd the completion Of tho programme
but the route mot YET decided. The for.
naaaou Of the parade viii bs made - soon
= the route II completed.
An oppeoprission wss asked for the com.
& mlleoo's use which resulted IN . motion
thai no part OF the association's money be
: usod for the hire Of horses and regulars for
msEshals and aide.
The Junior Order OF American Mechau-
e ~, Of Wrightvilis and Warrington, asked
1pe perminion to parade. It was decided
% invite the organizations but not to en-
tertain thom.
Harry Noite, Of the fantastic COMMITTED Q,
has appointed #. b. Musser and H. r.
Rhodes - Gids. A Reading firm will fur.
ninh costumes from 81 70 81 so. The com.
mittee have "A names who will furaish
hcrseA
The Reading and Psnnsylvania railroads
will do their necessary advertising and
VIII probably give the assooiation wha
printing needed. The Reading company
VIII charge onehaif rate and the Penn
uylvsnis company will charge the holiday
Tsass Of 2 cents per mile. President YOcum
will confer Wits Superintendent Wilson
dition NJ the GOAL ohuses
The vieilsnt fire company will meet on
Tuesday evening and oil members intend
lng 20 parade should be present to drill.
The finance committee will hold q meet.
Ing this evening.
Company B, Of the State Fenoibles, will
probably BE- present This company has
the reputation OF being the best drilled
company 10 the state.
TIE r. II. r. hose company met iss'
Let svening and appointed w. z. Madden,
Joseph Sweitser and +. q. Wagner com.
mittss 70 select uniforms to be presented at
amesting on Saturday evening.
Result Ofths Inquest
Deputy Coroner Hershey In company
with Supervisor Cooper, Of the O. & p. d.
Eliirrsd, went TO Cold Springs, yesterday
morning, 70 investigate the death Of the
man found dead st that place Thefoilow
~ ing jury wsro empannelled: Ephraim
n Bargain, Emory Mill, Thomas Bsiney,
Samuel Green, w. B. Gully and A. 3,
Blivssshorna The jury examined several
Witnsssss including the crew Of the
freight train, which 10 supposed TO hav,
killsd the man. Engineer John McCal
testified that he did not strike the man. 8
II. Warfsl, dAgman, stated that he saw
msu In the west yard at Columbia whel
making up the train. The m N was sittinl
on the tracks with his head on hi
knees ana was apparently drunk. h
1oO0h1ucu tho OOuy - bhos Va tAo Ahuu
The conclusion arrived at was that the MAJ
had boarded the train and when the trail
slscked TO take water At Culley's tank th
jar threw the man from the train. Tn
verdict wss In accordance with the facts
On the body was found Q memorandum
book containing the names Of Frank Cauley
New Albany, and Wilcox Lodsbure, Mon
roe. The body was buried in the Mccall
Ferry graveyard.
Around Town,
Weaver & Brother were unlOadipg water
melons from q canal boat last evening whsl
younger brother fell into the river. HI
was rescued by an older brother, and sus
tanned NO damage except good wettipg.
\ reception was given last evening to tn,
Columbia Tennis club at the house OF Mis-
BIrdie Lockard.
\ freight wreck at Dockiow last nigh
detained freight traffic on the p. r. Il. ove
four hours.
Nr& William ELIAS and MrA Harry
Evans. Of Lancaster, are visiting Mra JohI
1trsbig.
The Metropolitan band will hold ball II
the Armory on Saturday night They vii
give short street parade In the evening.
Word was received In town last night q
the death of MrA Henry Wright, at Cam.
den. The deceased was q sister OF Mira
Mary 8. Withers and Mrs Elizabeth o
Aason, Of town.
"OUR AMERICAN OOUsIN.p
Ms. George Holland ana His company Prssen,
the Play Acceptably.
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