Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-11
JULIUS CESAR RECITED.
nArxrsar A. WILLIAM, BEFORE AN
AuprsxoE ON THURSDAY EVENING.
m>~se o. Patrons OF the Entsrtainment-R
+ mn Of .. Pigeon shooting Match-rhs
Armstrong Nup,isis -Onicfrs
esshe Club OF wheeimau Elected.

\ CoLrMBIA, May 1l.--A Shakesp arean
rocital was given In the lecture room OF
eho PRESBYTERIAN church last evening" by
Mr.. Hannibal A. williams, Of New York
Ihe recital was given under the patronage
a Hon. and Mrs II. M. North, Mr. and
Mra &. s. Detwiler, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos
" Yocum, Mr.. w. H. Fendricbi
m. and Mrs. J. X. Lineawesver, Mr.. and
Nm George Crane, Mr. and Mrs. George
~. Haldemsu, Hon. and Mre. &. 3. Kauf
man. Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Given, Captain
nd MIS- +. A. Bennett, MI. and Mira
Andrev J, Kaufman, DR.. Houston Mifiltn'
NJ and Mrs. J. A. Meyers, Hon. and Mrs.
"a X. Smith, Mr.. william II. Moore.
Tbere was good attendance, and every
nerson was delighted with the rendition OF
q Julius asar." The recital commenced
a : O'Clock and ended at 1890 o'clock.
A shooting Match.
A live pigeon shooting match TOOK place
vesterdsy afternoon In Heise's woods be-
tween DR.. W. @. Taylor, Jno. 7. Broome,
~. p. Root, F. w. Heckel, w. A. Heilig,
"A r. He,se, G. +. Walker, s. r. Wayne,
~. n, Fendrich, ]. A. Warren, Of town,
md Chas Franciscus, OF Lancaster. The
art match was Ave birds and was won by
Mr.. Franciscus, killing the entire number
4. f, Heise killed four birds and took
seCoud place. The second match was al
three birds, when Franciscus killed the
fhrea He refused TO take tho prizs and II
ves given to Walker, who also killed the
uame number.
Mr., u. Grant Strine, son OF tx Sheriff
Jscob Strine, and Miss Annie w. Arm
strong, daughter OF the late James Arm
strong, we're united In marriage last even
ing nt o'clock. The ceremony was per
formed by Rsv. Syivanus Stall, OF Lancas
ter. and was witnessed by the immediate
families and few personal friends OF the
contracting parties. The wedding took
place ut Nc 429 Locus. street, where the
couple viii make their home.
Omcers Elected.
The Columbia wheelmen held their an
nuel meeting last evening, when the fol
loving officers were elected President, IL.
r. YerRey; vice president, q. w. stricSler
secretary and treasurer, Enos y. Maun !;
captain, John s. Musser lieutenant, II. l..
Obeflin.
Shipping Cattle.
Nessre John Yeager and Solomon Kos
enthal, of Lancaster, cattle dealers, snip
ped two car loads to Jersey City, where
hey will be put on q ship and taken to
London. The cattle were In excellent con
ditiou, and were purchased from Ii. W.
Mann, Of Manor township. In the car load
shipped by Mr.. Rosenthal was bull
weighing 9, 204 pounds.
EuRipe No. 1856 was doing some shiiling
In the coal yards this morning, when jacob
Welsh, Q brakeman, was struck In the
stomach with pole. He was slightly In
jured and sent TO his homo In Harrisburg
Rev. II. J. Clay Moran, rector OF ST.
PAui's church. left for Atlantic city to-day
tor the benefit OF his health.
6t. Paul's choir went to Safe Harbor last
evenipg, where they furnished music at the
Mission of the Ascension. This mission
was founded four years ago by Rev. Moran,
and the fourth anniversary was celebrated
last evening. Rev. John Graham, OF Mari
otta, conducted the services. The choir
were entertained by Rev. Theo. Patterson,
and returned homo on q special train at III
O'Clock.
Chiquesalupga Tribe OF Red Men Will go
70 YORK on Tuesday, to attend the Red
Mems parade. They will be accompanied
BY the Silver Springs band.