Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-13
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COLUMBIA, oct l3.-The board Of man.
ayers OF the Young Mems Christian ssso-
citation met last evening in their rooms on
South Second street. The meeting was
called for the purpose OF deciding upon
the continuance of the organization. The
meeting was full one, and the delibera'
tions Of the most harmonious nature.
After Q free interchange OF opinion
the unanimous sentiment was TO sus-
pend work aud close the doors OF
the association rooms on November /, We
note the feet without comment or rilec-
ton on any as to the responsibility for the
failure Of the movement 1t will be sufli-
cient TO say thatthe association Is In debtand
Q handful Of young men will have to reach
In their pockets and square the accounts.
This will include rental until April, 1889.
A personal canvass will be made OF those
members who are In arrears for the dues
of year ending October 1, and direct APP
neal made to them to assist In liquidating
the indebtedness OF association. This list
includes nearly one hundred names The
board is composed OF men In high standing
in business circles.
In the Churches.
Mr.. John II. Ballet, OF the theological
seminary at Lancaster, will conduct the
services In Trinity Reformed church on
Sunday.
Holy communion and baptism OF infants
will take place in the Second street
Lutheran church Sunday morning.
Rsv. f Ludwick will preach on Sln6ay
morning on the subject /" Incentives 10
More Active Christian Work" Regular
service In the evening.
Forty hours devotion, with communion
on Sunday morning, in Holy Trinity
Catholic church. A number of yisitiug z
clergymen will be present.
Rev. Thomas Harrison will preach on
Sunday morning on the subject "Loving
the World and It's Results" The women's
Foreign Missionary society will hold their
apniverssry In the evening, with intert stip 4
services. Miss Maggie Layton and others
will address the meeting.
Rev. Mr., Breneman, OF Kansas, vii
preach in the Church OF God on Sunday
morning, and Rev. A. II. Long In the eve
ming. The new preacher, Rev. o. II. Be'z,
will not take charge until tho first Sunday
In November.
A RolI Broken.
serious ueleCt IN one OF tn6 puuule
rolls at the Columbia Iron oompaHy's mill,
caused the roll to break yesterday after.
noon, causing tho shutting down OF that
portion Of the works 1t 10 hoped that tho
finishing mill will be kept running
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF the
Columbia Democracy was held last nigh,
at their head quarters in Bank alley. The
building was packed to overlooking and
much interest WAS shown. An addres.
was made by John A. Coyie, esq, of Ian
caster, who gGvo an earnest and prsctica
address on the important issue OF tariff 10
form.
The Metropolitan baud will hold bal
In the srmory tonight.
The museum committee will meet this
evening al the rooms OF Rev. i. J. G.
Moran.
Geo. b. Breneman, bill clerk at the r. X
r. freight station, has resigned, and II. G.
McCauley, OF the transfer station, Will take
his place. Mr., Brenemsn will move tt
Trenton, N. j.
A special train was run to Silver Spring,
ON Monday evening for the accommods
tion Of persons desiring to attend the DEM
ocrstic meeting to be he'd at that place.
Last night an a,.otnpt was made to enter
the house OF Tm. Keech by some psrtle.
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