Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-29
CHESTNUT HILL QUARTET.
~ Am CoMPElLsD TO PAT FOR
3mRsR DIsORpERLy CONDUCT.
~. SECS. Of New Jsssey, Cenciudes 10 Rs.
Z 1oAln - sswarssvilis-"Aivln Joslin" Got
rssGssss. owing - shs Hiissss Of an
8 Acsrsss-sBs hsly Fri ursd IN . wreck.

nagu1ae Correspondence Of INrnLLrosNouR.
0oEunBrA. March 2e.--Tred Kepler, e.
4 WoGQntooler, John Smith and John Hain,
~ = Chestnut Hill, were arrested and
Von hearing before Squire Evans,
6uuo1 Win bsine as the disordsrly house
i 10oa cn last Sunday morning. They
Neso discharged upon The payment Of the
n. - Declines 10 Accept
s RoR a. r. Eteck, Of Stewartsviile N. d,
~ - recently elected psstor Of Tho SECOND
& 51rnre T,utSernn church, hes sent letter
' = - church council desiriDg TO withdnw
H - leeaer Of acceptance The church where
s = r1of,oued would not accept his resig.
rS11en. The town church complied with
{ - Winhea
0orvicss will be held on Good Friday In
q Uk paul's p. Il. church % follows Holy
4 opmmunion and morning prayer at 10
Il 96oonk from ~ until o'clock, Seven
r1odltstions on Seven Last Words |; 1880
y =. PSuion music, He wss Crucined.
0ood Friday services will be held In
zsinity Reformed church at 1880 . IN.
; Ueryicos will also be held in the evening.
OmcsFs Elected.
Ala meeting OF Orion lodge, No. $40, Of
Odd Fellows, held last evening, the follow.
NJ o6aoen were elected for the ensuing
!. sosm: Noble grand, Martin b. Smith !;
i ~ grand, w. II. Kaufman secretary,
J0hnR Purple assistant secretary, James
e. Robinson treasurer, George w. Schroe-
1o1 Trustee. A. r. Aoss.
sAlvin Joslin" Not Played.
The play Of "Alvin Joslin" was not
Glvsu In the opera house last night, owing
. ~ unexpected illness OF Miss Costello,
~ lending lady Of the pieca The lady
W. taken Ill ct the franklin house and
rhyaician called, and BY his advice this lady
Z dld not appear. The hall was well filled
when the announcement was made, and In
p1aro Of the show . musical concert was
O4van, prices were reduced and money re-
6unded 70 those not wishing to stay. The
I'D gave an excellent entertainment and
he peEsons present were delighted.
. Beacon Lights," . spectacular drama,
VII b presented in the opcra house on
Monday evening, April 2.
Tho box sheet for the Wesleyan Univer.
~ 0lee club II open at Richards' book
olorA Tho club will give concert fox the
boneat OF the Y. N. G. A. and hhould hsve
large audience
The Metropolitan band will give . con.
eost in the opera house wednesday even.
~; April 18th. The M~nnerchor and the
Troop family will assist
Injured In . Wreck.
George Wolf, brakemen on the p. r.
n, was slightly hurt yesterday at the
wreck at Eagle station. He came home
1o1t evening and his bruises are slight.
John Lynch, living at Norwood, was un-
iooding wood from wagon and fell to the
ground by the horses starting. His right
ahoulder ives dislocated, which was given
aatsntion by . physician.
John Moriarty, of. town, has been given
ehnrgo Of the ship road tower, near Glen
Isoch. Tho young man has just finished
1saxning teleRraphing and this is his first
oG1cA
NJ The bicycle. pedestrian contest did not
take place In the rink last night, owing to
the small crowd.
& The banks and public schools will be
c1ousd Good Fridsy. The stores will close
g ~ o'clock.