Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-30
DEATH OF A YOUNG MAN.
aaanr >. noSsos DlEs AFTER AN III
Nrxs OF TWO YEARS
pees pssssssss 10 the Meeting 70 Consider the
ossssassai Prjecs-Aa Opers'ion on
me syss Of Jacob Boosh Exptc.-
"a TO Restore His sighs.

IS OOLV ~ NJ ~ my oN-loAby % A'ess> ~ i
Usllknown young man oftowD, died at his
nono On Union street, above Fourth, last
nieht 4 II O'CLOCK. The death WAS caused
fwm general weakness after . sick.
- Of two years, and he has been
- nned to his homo since Janu-
~. A wife and one child survive
"a go In bie c6th year ct the time OF bis
1s.ah. AZ the age Of IS years bs entered
- harbsr skop Of ]. r. Desher, with whom
- remained for three years until he COM
rloeed hts trade. He then engaged In busl'
- fnr himself and acquired large run
A. customers. The funeral viii be held en-
GnAurdsy afternoon at o'clock, from his
~ rosideoce.
psl. ea,es for the Meeting.
Tne following delegates will be present
a Thursday evening at the meeiiog IN
~ council chamber.
Gsnl Welsh post Joseph w. Iocum,
n. q. Mathews, Clayton Hartman, John Z.
Cauk. Amos Christ
Columbia Fire Company James Wall,
WIN. eWiDeles, John w. Michsel, John
". Nicbsel, John Mcbride, Philip Folmer'
visilsnt Fire Company q. E Bsight,
Patrick Moriarty, w. Z. Moore, John
Hickey, Nicholas Gilman.
Chiouesalunga Tribe Of Red Men: r.
Newcomer, John Rodney, A. II. New
conner, Edward Harch, John Mcintyre.
Forest and Stream Club-H. Q. Young,
J. Il. Besten, +. @. Johns, Albert Charles,
ChaA L. Filbert
Company C.-James n. Slade, William
Aherne, Charles Hofer, George Cristy, ID,
4. Bennett
Locomotive Engineers -t'eo. w. Eager,
VIM. Paxton, Harry Beck, James c. Mel.
SOD, ChaA McCauley.
Columbia Shot Gun Club.-F. W.
Heckel, John c. Broome, 8. p. Wayne, W.
A. Reilig, Taylo CrownshieldR.
Metropolitan Band.-w. A. Worrell,
Chss Fieckenstein, 8. q. Rosth, Norman
whitslock, A. w. Eshleman.
Ne May Regain sight.
Jscob Booth, . son of Mira Mary Booth,
wsll.known blind man OF town, may re-.
cover his sight He became blind when
quite young, and much was done for his re
liss, but to no purpose After the success.
ful operation OF DR.. l.. Webster Fox, In
Germantown, be thought seriously OF going
70 - the physician and - ,ertain II there
was any hope for him. An examination
We made and he was told that he had sixty
chances out OF seventy to recover his sight
He wss determined TO take the chance. A
z 0ElOcA NO W0ut thLOuBh tno Ai0s olos :
sion. which consisted Of removing the tloO'
vessels around his eyes. The opsratio
took place at the German hospital In PM
adeiphiA The final operation will not
made for two weeks.
a shirt Factory.
A meeting was held last evening at Il
ciiice OF wIn. B. Given, esq In the inte
ess OF starting shirt factory In tow
Much information had been obtained, an
al were In favor OF starting the industr
The capital stock will be about Sl5,00
committee consisting OF Messrs. w.
Given, h. +. Yergey, +. A. Bennett al
n. p. Root, will visit a shirt factory
Potasville on Friday next II their repo
y favorable subscriptions viii be taken 4
she starting of the factory In town. Evel
indication points to the establishment
The Industry ct this place.
The Road Race.
The road race OF the Columbia wheelmt
took place this morning and was won
John Mclaughlin, the youngest memb
a the club He coverered the seven mill
IN 2sk ninutep, and received the gol
medal. The track was very heavy, cause
by tho recent rains and the tune was Yer
eoo6. John d. Musser ran over Q DO,
Sarowiug him from his machine, but n q
excellent time. The time made by the IAce
vss - follows: John Mclaughlin, 2s;3I
W. Ooerliu, 20 !; J. 8. Mussor, 29:i5 II.
- Obsrlin, 80 f. Fornwalt, SOTO; f.
Mann and l.. Hershey distsnced.
a Picaic IT wild Cst
About six y people went to Wild Cat til
morning on the NJ. L. y. picnic
A son OF George Msble, Of ChlckIer, WI
bitten by dog yesterday afternoon. Ii
right wrist IL badly lacerated, and II
wound II quite serious.
w. w. Upp has received the contract Il
building the extension TO tho VigilaI
engine house.
About 40 members ofSt Johns Luthera
church went to Lancaster last evening
witness tho ordination services Of the
pastor, Rev. 4. NJ. Mehrksm. Re
Aehrkam has located In town and entert
upon his pastoral duties.
Gen. Welsh post and the Sons OF Veteran
went to Washington borough this morI
ing.