Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-20


7.lcr. Allison, Clarke, May, NORTH, Slsde,
y573Son md Wolfe.
& - nnanCe committee reported
,1rneo At last report. Ssi.M
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,ence s'sncs IN sinking tuna $50 81
S 49,. Slsde and North, . special COM
1>l11s1 3 confer with the board Of trustees
1a 80 Nethodist Episcopal church, re-
snoa1od that they had met the trustees but
- - could be made until the male mem'
n6rship Of the church had acted upon II.
auperintenden ent Hoffman recommended
sev,ciou Of rules, governing the routine
Vurk Of the schools. On motion OF Mr.
I,.do the superintending committee In con-
lnnce,on with Mr.. Hoffman were author
"a "a make the revision and to report to
~ nsxt meeting.
srha "a lowing bills we're read and ordered
- l. peid /: Columbia gas company, SL6o
novAis commission on 1857 taxes, t7.66
Boyd's commission on 1883 taxes, $2Loi =
snking fund, s253.s9 total, s2s7.O6
An order was granted In favor Of sinking
saud for coupons, ooncelled for $5s' ana
heads and interest redeemed for t3oS'
For the Csnte nniai
a meeting OF the Centennial association
aud general committee, was held iast even
ane President Yocum was In the chair
end II. B. Rhodes acted as secretary
President Yooum detailed the business
thnt hsd already been done. The reports
q The several sub committees showed that
they had been actively engaged In the
work assigned them, and had made ample
peuGress. The finance committee reported
the coilectlop OF $1,000.
In order to obtain the opinions OF the
members OF the association the matter OF
sntsrtaipment Of guests was discussed. IL
Was decided that each organization should
provide for the entertainment OF Its Ruests
DR.. Alex. Craig, member OF the general
committee, reported that the division super.
intsndents OF the Pennsylvania and Read
lng a Columbia railroads had appointed
th0 following gentlemen on the rail-
yead committee: Pennsyivauia railroad,
Gessrs. Charles 8. Murray, Adam ID. Mcs',
4. o. Baker and Robert Il. Williams; and
O the Reading & Columbia, Messrs. w. U.
Darr, william Clark, 3. M. Stape and John
Wilson. The committee had previously
met and organized, electing Mr.. Murray
( peoaidsnt, and Mr.. Stape secretary. Mr.
Dtape ives present, and stated that hi
understood the duties OF the committee
were TO provide railroad transportation and
- that the matter was properly advertised
Z The railroad committee was then added Y
& the general committee.
The regatta on the river was postponed
until tbs second day OF tho celebration.
the matter OF appropriations was taiket
q md II was decided that all money pail
out would have to be strictly account
"a ior By vouoherl
Personal and Other Notes.
Nj. Wm. b. Given aud wife returne
hume yesterday after an extended tour
IL raciAc ocean.
Mr. Amy Oberlln left town yesterds
o. 3 whit TO her aister at Carrolton, KsI
tuoky.
1fonra Geo. Smith and Sam'l Fiber
yoneorday caught four salmon. The con
hfnod weight OF the two largest was te
pounds and six ouncea
W. A. Hsilig left town this morning fc
aweok's visit in Philadelphia.
Hon. J. B. IJvingston, in company wit
ox-1hsrih Htrine, started down the live
y this morning to fish.
Master Samuel Davis left for his home /
& Phliadelphia this morning after thre
weeks visit to his cousin, Horace Ds
Wiler.
6uperlntendent Thomas tGucke an
party. Of the Y. II. r., wore In town yesteI
dsy.
4 sslsct party was given last evening b.
Aiss Lizzie Armour, at her homo.
John Dean, OF the p. X. r, transfer wa
riding his bicycle on Bethel street last ever
Ing when his shoe string became untie
end wrapped around the pedal OF the ma
4 china The bicycle upset, throwing III
110ee to the ground, where he was com
! pelasd TO lay until boy cut The string.
The June statement Of the Pennsylvani
y xallroad voluntary relief association show
tha& el2S was paid to Columbiana. For q
a1dsntA eight employees receive GAS an
4 ~ slckness, slxteen receive $3.50.
It y Tumored that several promineI
& 1ncnayed men of town, among whom ar
Mes1rA Gotlieb Young and Frank Schillo
axo actively engaged In forming = stoc
campany 70 erect Q new market buildin
[ naar the " Five Points.
Company O., Of town, left this me I'M
q ~ Camp Philip II. Sheridan, a. NJ,
0rotua, with fiity.two men.
Company ], of Wrightsville, marches
+ through town yesterday ON their way
camp
The Nennerchor picnic will leave tow
Tomorrow for their tirst picnic at PenryI
Thers will be dancing all day to musi
furnished by the Me ennerchor orchestra.
The b. PAurs p. k. Sunday school vii
pacnic at Penryn ON Thursday, July 2G.t
n company with schools OF the same de
nomination from Harrisburg, Lancsste
and Mannheim.
The Presbyterian Sunday school viii
spend the day ct Lltilz, on Tuesday, Jul
gath.
The II. q. e. society Will hold meetin
this evening at the residence of Miss LII
Csruthers, on Cherry street near Fifth.
Ths Reading Columbia pay car arrive,
I IN town yesterday.
Thrsw Stone Through Gar window.
This afternoon q number OF half-Rrowl
girls who are employed In a cigar factory
Weee having good time on the Pennsyl
vonia rsilroad tracks Just above the station
Ooo OF them attempted to throw ston
evg the one o'clock train a II came in from
Il - voel Girls arms are not made 70
n np0Wtngs however, and the stone from tn
ukalden's hand went through car windo,
s oo)oa0 of over the train. A lady who q,
s noor the window was almost struck by III
1a1nnilA and might have been seriously ir