Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-03

Aug., S.~-A meeting OF the
Sol oosn mittse OF the Centennial $3.50. |
~ held lest evening In the chief |
S oeloa The decoration COMMITTEES |
80 that Mr.. simpson, OF Philadel.
-. had BEEN written 70 In regard 70 the
oGrn13ona He would decorate an arch et
|1Sn f,os Of Walnut street. one st the PARK
- = The grand stand for ei26. The COM
1oooo asksd for that amoune when We.
T1npeod. Nsssr. Cohen snd bruGn wouio
~See % srch on Locust street O their piacs
r bunansu n the general comwHsoe wouid
o11oW thsm sl0 towards the COST NO acaon
*: yNs g. Taylor reported tha.si. 100 had
4 Sotlected.
s eommittee on information was ap-
ia 70 visit hotels and boarding houses
4 RAed out the rates, how many can be &C.
r6cdosed and be = bureau OF informa.
h >Doa, The com mittee % composed Of +. d
\ VtIsun, John W. Mtcb.ei, r. p. u. Miller,
! 2omvy Mullen, d. K Rettew.
Tns COMMITTEES on civic and lodge parades
Hoposted the number OF invitations sent out
- he lodges and the number OF accep.
u t1nooa On motion adjourned.
Coiunbis Victorious.
N GsssrA Schall and Meyers, OF the Out of
4 Oooe club, OF York, came 10 town yester
a. sftsrnoon and played series OF games
q sennis with MessrA Fendrich and
Druner. The game was played on the
4 arounds OF the Out OF Door club on Chest
\ nut ssreet, and the visitors were badly
boosou. being unable to win Set The
seors was 4, e-s, 7-6, 6-l,6
On Tuesday afternoon Messrs. Brinton
md Dlckey, of Lancaster, will probably
! nay with Meears. Fsndrioh and Bruner.
Y return game will bo played with the
York team on Tbursday next at York.
bicycle Notes.
John Mclaughlin climbed Wisler's hill
On Wednesday afternoon on his bo-incf
ExpSrt Columbia machine. This hill 81
\ tho atsspsst In this Vicinity and has neve
ben climbed by . bicyclist. Or his frs
1 ottempt he nearly reached the top whom hi
Vns compelled to dismount on account @
Sunnirg Into sand. He then went TO tn,
7 lo0s Of the hill ana accomplished the feat
The Columbis wheelmen held run lsi
evooing and visited the home of 9. X
DtFlcklor, ss Hellam. The riders wer,
oleeantiy entertained ct that place and re
Susnsd homo Of l0:30 O'Clock well plsaset
N with thsir tip
Badly Burned.
Ccnnd r. Smith, employed by the p.
= b, was cleaning ou. the ash pie on tn
IN pis trsok yuterdsy when he was badl,
b0rnsd. A CRATE Of an engine wasdropped
throwing the molten siuf In the pii
Smith was struck on the left arm, receiving
burns from the shoulder to the wrist. II,
Was taken TO bis homo on South Fourtl
strset and 10 painfully burned.
The Coiumbia fire company will meet Il
regular session tonight.
q, n sne a. a.
phiiedslpbis.
Horace Dstwiler went on q visit I
Spring Lake, n, j., this morning.
Mr.. Joseph Dennison and Mra job
G6mpsrling have night blooming oereu
Whioh bloomed last night A number
people went to SEQ the rare and fragrai
1oWers.
Aiss Edith 6ourbeer IL attending cam
0setng ss Emig's Grove, York count
Captain r. A. Bennett received the We
xnnt Tor company q. for services ut MouI
8sUeuA The amount is $3.50 70 and will /
ratd 20 the mon on Monday evening mex
Mesars. w. b. Given, O. w. Stevenson
@ Henry Cramer and J, w. +. Nowlen le
town this morning for Philadelphia TO Il
spsct chusches TO get an idea for the ne
~. b. church
John Coyrigan has an old pin OF Va
Dursu's campaign OF 1885 The pin is vel
un,que, and contains the inscription, "V,
Buren,, d. M ocracy and Sub-Treasury."
COG guarding . safe forms part OF the pin.
ksv. William PeiTer, pastor OF Ho
4 tnity Csthoiio church. arrived at Na
Xo-k this morning from his trip to II
xopA He will srdve hsre to night at ST.
He Will Ne mst by his church people aud
bind and escorted To his home.