Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-11-13

The highway committee reported that
the sewer pipe al foot of Union street gives
perfect satisfaction, laid crossing at Fourth
and Chestnut streets, repaired several
streets and laid sewer pipe at Front ana
Mill streets. Two building permits were
issued during the month for two houses:
The property committee recommended
the placing of the insurance, which VIII
expire on November 2tth, with Messrs.
Kaufman and Moore Did no. think 1t aG-
visible 10 paint the opera house this time
of the year. bot should be done in the
spring. The Ministerial association asked
for the use of the opera house on the same
terms as two years ago, as they intend To
have lecture course.
The finance committee will instruct the
tax collector TO close his duplicate for 1883
taxes by next meeting.
The Insurance policies expiring In the
near future will be renewed with Messrs.
Kaufman and Moore and Mr.. Andrew j.
Kaufman.
The request of the Ministerial associa-
ton for the operahouse for a lecture course
was granted.
The fire companies were granted their
quarterly appropriations.
ORDERS were granted for $3.50, for interest
on coupons, and for S260.47 for the sinking
fund.
The matter of opening Plane street and
Alley X, was referred to the law aud ordi-
port.
The matter of fire alarm system was
referred to the fire committee, to act In con-
junction with the chiefburgess with power
TO act.
The regulator was instructed to make a
resurvey of Bethel street and Bank alley.
Bills were ordered TO he paid, aud council
adjourned to meet at the call of the presi-
dent.
Edward Eberman, of Lancaster, a MEM
Der of the firm of y. Bycrs IL Company,
met with q severe accident yesterday af-
ternoon. He was coming to town on the
$40 passenger train, and To save walk
from the station To the saw mill jumped
from the train in the east yards. He was
thrown To the ground and received several
cuts on his face and neck, requiring doc
tors attention.
John Newcomer, aged s years, a son of
Albert Newcomer, was playing about some
cars mt the Columbia rolling mill this
morning. A car was started and wheel
ran over the boys left foot, mangling 1t
severely. Dir. Markell attended the boy
and hopes To he able TO save the foot.
The tifth lecture on Sunday schools Will
be read this evening by Rev. q. w. Ely,
in the Presbyterian chapel. Subject |;
"The Sunday school, its membership and
management"
A congregational meeting will be held in
the Second street Lutheran church this
| evening, to be followed by "a social gather
| ing at the parsonage
Ella McFalls a daughter of Joseph Nc
| Falls, was II years old yesterday, and was
| given a surprise party at her home last
| night. A social time was had by all
present
The young people of Trinity Reformed
church will give an entertainment in the
lecture room on Friday evening. The
entertainment will be similar to that held
last winter. II will consist of music,
tableaux, drama, etc.
Rev. II. w. Humphriss preached an ex-
| cellent sermon In the Methodist church
last night. Rev. S. ii. c. Smith will preach
this evening.
A number OF young men went coon
| hunting last night among the York county
! hills. They returned home at $3.50 this
| morning and did not see a coon. They
tramped over the hills about twenty miles
Harry Rissinger was before Squire Solly
last evening on the charge of disorderly
conduct. He was discharged upon paying
| the costs