Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-20
AN AGED MANS DEATH.
nko.eE a. MOORE sUCcUMrs TO a
srRoKE OF APoPLnxv.
0ssford Fraisy Dies m Philadelphia CopHr
3 Dssson as safe narbor Churca-whss
the from works Are Doing -D,spstcher
strIckler Presented with a Cane.

Regular Correspondence of IrTxLLIeEScHR.
CoIuNDIA, March 20. George A. Moore,
= Wcll-knowu resident OF West Hempfield
toWnshin died on Monday morning at the
homo Of bis son. Joseph @. Moore, near
Kinderhook. He was aged 65 years and
hie death wss caused by apoplexy. The
funeral will be held on Wednesday after
noon at o'clock interment at Moores
buryiug ground, near Kinderhoos.
WORD hss been received In town Of the
death OF Harford Fraley, which occurred
yesterday st his home In Philadelphia. Mr..
Eruiey WAS an old resident Of this place and
. brother Of Mr.. Peter Fraley. He lived
here for many years and was engaged IN
the business OF boat building. He was .
member OF the Society OF the Ancients and
6usquehauns Lodge No. so, OF Odd Eel
lows.
Tho funeral services OF the late Mrs Ely
will be held on Wednesday afternoon, at 3
o'clock, In the Presbyterian church. Revs
DR.. McDougsl, Of York, and Stewart, OF
Colersip, will ofllclate at the services.
COORDINATION Services.
Rev. N. 3. Rulison, assistant bishop OF
The Central Pennsylvania diocese OF the
Protestant Episcopal church, visited the
Mission OF the Ascension, at Safe Harbor,
on Monday evening Rev. Rulison preached
the sermon and administered the rite OF CT n
firmation. Revs. J. Kelley, diocesan mis-
sionary, and F. J. Clay Moran, Y.cftor OF
St Paul's parish, assisted g. q. Tho services.
a very large c9ps!ssFa.ion was present a,
the seESfcea
Women's Guild OF s.. Paui's parish, will
hold postoffice and geographical bee.
Services will be held on "Wednesday In
81 Paul's p. Z. church. The subject for
the morning at 1880 o'clock, Influence, u
Evening subject "The Talents - Theil
Use. |"
The Iron Trsde.
The Henry Cisy furnace, owned by
Messrs G. b. Grubb q Son, OF Lancaster
sisuated q short distance west OF this place
Was put in blast yesterday. The furnace
ha1 been Idle for some months and Is in
gocd running order, after extensive TO
pairs.
The furnaces OF tho Chestnut Hill Iron
Orc company, ut this place, havo shut
down The machine shops in connection
with the furnaces ere also closed and all
the men paid of in full. Only two fur
paces have been running for some time,
ono which has been blown ort, and the
o her o1e banked. Tbs company have: hvt
thousand tons of iron on hand.
A Token of Esteem.
william J. Strickler, train dispatcher a
the O. d. tfIices Of the p. X. X was pre-
scented yesterday with q handsome golt
chain and Golden Eagle mark. The pres
ent was from his friends In tho offices apt
In honor of his 4Oih birthday. The epeecl
was made by Harry M. Upp and the recip
lent was taken by surprise, being hardly
able to express his thanks
Hon. @. G. Kaufman has been invited
to deliver lecture before the Pioneer
Literary society of Bainbridge The invi
tation has been accep.ed and the suffice
will be sour Country ana Its Needs.'
The lecture will be delivered on Thursday
night March 22j.
Mr.. John Eyman, master painter OF th'
Pittsburg division, spent q few days Ia
town, a. the guest of MIR. Simon p. Wayne
on Walnut street.
Work has been commenced at 8. Ii. Pur.
ple's brickyard In building kiln, which
viii hold 325 coo brick. The kiln will be
fnished as soon as possible.
Miss Maggie z Zsigler left town yesterday
for visit to friends In Plttsburg.
The Miie society OF the Second Street
Lutheran church Will hold an oyster sup
per in the armory ON Friday and Saturday,
April 18th and l4.h.