Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-18
rae COMMITTEE AGREES |
fros snn KerAIss FOR THE SECOND
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4 pssssued 70 Congregational meeting.
ne Centraet For the Fresbyterisn
Church Not Yet AWARDED.

~ congregation OF the Second street Lu-
ohsfon church decided to make repairs or
lhelr paacs Of worshin and . commits .
WoA appointed 70 ascertain what repsiie
Noeo neosssary and the probable cost a
- 4 meeting was held for that puf-
eo lost ovoning and II waa decided that .
Nopoeeo change Of the plan OF the rear paf
tno building, including the chancei'
Dula b. made In order to besuufy me
19eoelot The committee will report 10
SgDgregational meeting this evening.
A. The mestiog Of the board OF trustees o.
- Presbyterian church, held yesterday
morning the matter OF awsrding the con-
essoe tor the building of the new church
Woo discussed. Another meeting Will De
held tomorrow evening, when It IL quite
llkoly that thecontract will be awarded 10
some one of the numerous bidderr.
~ the last meeting OF the school boaro
4soGa II. N. North and Jas. A. Slade
W0Eo appointed . committee to- purchase
tho Cook man NJ. f. chapel. The commit
~ met the trustees OF the NJ. X church,
who were satisfied with the terms, bul
were compelled 70 await the action OF
male memberahip meeting OF the church
which will be held ON Monday even
Ing. II the members decide to SELL
the building will DO purchased Jointly BY
tho Old Columbia Pablo Ground com pspy
and the Columbia school board, and th'
chapel will be used for school purposes
Each corporation will furnish half the pur-
Cnase money and the deed Will be msd'
out In the name Of the Public Ground COM
pany, the echool board being recompenseo
Tor their outlay by the extension OF the
lease Of the institute building aud grounds
twenty years aud the use OF the new
building rent free.
william Mauu brak eman on tho tralf'
drawn by engine 10. l. 1856, was struck OF
the arm by u passing car in the west yards
His ir rjuries, though not serious, un fil,so
him for his trip aud he was sent 10 his
homo In Harrisburg.
John Ortmsp, OF Washington borough,
wss charged before Squire Solly, lsst even.
Ing, with assault ana battery on John d
Meyera Meyers was employed by Ot
man, snd II 10 alleged became so impudeD,
that his employer struck him. The case
was returned to court
Henry Aument was charged before
Squire Solly this morning with malicious
mischief Mrs. Spar, his housekeeper,
preferred the charge, claiming that Aumen,
msltciousiy broke lamp at his house this
morning. The case was dismissed.
Fifteen young men met last evening st
the residence Of J. w. Maiden for the pur
pose Of organizing camping club. They
auopied the name Of the "Tuscarora Camp
ing Club" and elected the following on
csrs: President, George E. Bs,sht; vice
president John w. A. Jackson secretary
and treasurer, William r. Madden. Apothei
MA tnGp vui ho hal 1u IN
remaining officers and to decide on suits
bic camping place.
Paris Haldeman, OF Florida, was In town
this morning.
Bsujslsin Pheneger left town this morn
Ing 4, Join his family In Philad elphhia.
Mis- Callie M. Bruner has returned from
laptic City, N. J.
Canal company, and family left for thei
homo IN Scranton after ten days visit &
Manager Dickinson.
Rev. Geo. Wells Fly, OF tho Presbyterian
church, aud p 8 Brugh are at Williams
Grove. attending the Cumberland Vale,
Sunday school assembly.
The Columbia Centennial association
and general committee of the same viii
meet on Thursday night
A game of base bali will be contested OF
Friday afternoon by store clerks on til
north and south sides of Locust street.
While going 10 her home on Cherr,
street above Fifth on Monday evening
Mra Theodore Fisher WAS chased an,
badly frightened by drunken man.
constable searched for the fellow, but coul,
not dod him,
The Orion lodge OF Odd Fellows has do
cided To participate In the centennial pa
radc, and has secured tho Citizens corne
hand Of Mountville to lead them.
The p. r. r. Hose will also parade 4
musical strains OF the Old Citizens band Q
the same place.
The Reading railroad carried seven car
Iosds Of Unned Brethren Sunday schoc
plCnickera to Lititz this morning. Th
church orchestra furnished music for tn
occasion.