Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL PEOPLE.
rresvNmme Oi the second Day's Session.
These who Deliver Addresses and
1'heir Subjects Town Notes.

CoLuMRlA, Sept. le.--The Lancaster dis
trict Sunday school convention Of the A.
u. 3. church commenced its sessions this
morning at 10 o'clock in the Mt Zion A.
-. r.. church. The exercises opened with
devotional exercises and the programme
published last evening was carried out dur
lng the day. At 7:30 O'Clock this evening
IN address will be made Rev; B. r. Lee,
D. D., LII. D., on " the best method Of inn
parting Biblical instruction" Song services
VII, be held at this hour by Drs. J. w.
Beckett, w. ii. Yeocunl, Revs. j. Il. Ham,
mord and s. c. Brock, assisted by female
delegates and the Columbia choir.
About sixty delegates are present and
the exercises were of an interesting
chsrscter The programme for the second
day Is as follows:
10 q. M, Sabbath school lesson ofthe 22d,
read and by }. c. Brock, assisted by Rev.
J. h Hin.
IO.45, "Fify Years in the Sabbath
School. paper by Rev. Geo. Dardis. dis.
c,is.ed by Revs. Norris, wilkcshelm and
Darkes.
1l:3O, "The sabbath school as factor in
rcvivals of religion" by Rev. '. NJ. Pal
mer; alternate, tho male delegate from
Allen chapel.
3p. M, ''The rise and progress of the A.
NJ. Il. Sabbath schools. Address, Rev. l..
Patterson: alternate, the male delegate
from Union Station.
S:45 p. III. 1.-THE best mode of instruct
ing small children Rev. q. W. Brodie !:
alternate the delegate of Chambersburg.
1.,0 y. IN. Address. "Thc best hymns for
Sabbath schools and the best method of
teaching the scholars to sing" Rev. J. w.
Beckett, DID. General discussion.
$50 p. IN. Closing address, Rt. Rev. IL.
M. Turner, DID,, LID.
The Shawnee fire company and Metro
politan band left town this morning ut Z
O'Clock for Carlisle, where they will par
ticipate in the parade. Sixty-two men
were in the band and company.
A net was set by Uriah Sourbeer, in the
river last night, n short distance from the
engine house of the Columbia water COM
pany. When he raised the net this morn
ing II contained seventy-fivev very nice eels
w. J.. Bruner leil town this morning for
Philadelphia, to resume his studies.
Mrs. s. s. Detwier lefl town this morn
ing for Spring Lake, y. J.
H. n. Dickinson left this morning to ac-
cept position on an engineer corps at
Nofristown.
Officer Schill arrested tramp named
Henry johnson last night for Eeing dis
orderly, and Squire Hershey sent him TO
Jail for three days. The same man was ar
rested on TUESDAY night by Officer Morri-
son, but was allowed to depart upon
promising to leave town. He failed 10
keep his promise and WAS sent to Jail
Frank Schill sued Catherine Leiblcy be-
fore Squire Solly for assault and battery.
She was given hearing and held in 500
bail for court.
Guy Ferguson entered upon his duties
this morning rs reporter for the Daiiy
NenS.
Rev. w. s. Hinman and Mr.. L. {. Ober-
lin, Of the Second street Luth cran church.
left town last evening to attend the East
Pennsylvania synod of the Lutheran
church in Steelton. ON Monday evening
Rev, Hinman will preach a sermon on
missions.
The fair of the Twin Brothorhoods, in the
armory, is largely attended, and the man
agement deserve great credit for the excel
lent manner i'm which the fair Is con
ducte1.