Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-14
SUDDENLY.


kUmufA. Jan. A-rMao B. SullenbH
80 oA resldsns OF this plscr, died on
80 uognlng q $50 o'olcck, at tto
- e N oCn-in.laW, :lsaac T. Wilson,
~ Loouet stroeG His death resulted
- kooft diseaee, and wss very unex-
80. He wss In good health mp
~ tine Of his ldeath, and was
o1hlDe on Saturday, retiring in the
~ - NJ usual health. He was native
N 0seks county, but hes been living in
nnooster county since early boyhcod. He
yno 3 ooopse b. trade and lived In the
4 nuhboehood Of 6trasbure until u years
- whsa b cams hsrA He was mem.
= o. eho Msshodiss Episcopal church. Biz
4 1Indfou, four cons and two daughters, sur.
E%1eA Tho funeral will b held on Satur-
on0 Afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the home
~ ~. Wilson, on Locust street
# Dissrict lnstitute.
4 4 district institute was held on Saturday
3 Snnniag By the tsechsn Of the public
Sznoooi, which wss attended BY ell the
k1msAsD excepting w. q. Haupt After
~ opsning exercises Superintendent Hoii.
2nnn spoko On school management after
<G1sA The question "6tats your method
Hl osacaiug geography 10 pupils using
IEo 0ess book, {" wss answered by Misc
- 3. Smith and q. J. Lsamsu.
EG1Bsoo Schroeder and Baker followed
I'm this question "What arc your
snelhods Of teaching geography to pupils
~ ohe nrst division secondary Department."
IT. h. J. Sauefber showed IAN exercise
81 - music" which was followed BY the
GoAee teachers on the same subject. The
< xQoeslion "What do we understand by
'4Unognl tyainipef What does II includof'
MWuo opsned By Miss Mary e. Welsh.
uUpssintendsnt Hoffman led In the discus
4 - Of the question ITO what extent are
~ - teachers, responsible for the moral
Guoeus Of our puplisf" Masses Hess, Slsde,
Onyer, Tile and Payne answered "Whas
Il ~ ~ doing in language worksT The
& ooosion Was closed By tho discussion Of the
6nhjsct "How sholld teachers study their
y eoesssion :" opened BY Mrs. A. d. Mo.
Osnlsy.
ne Evangelical Alliance will hold .
Z 2Deoeing this evening In the Second Street
Anthogan church.
J. james D. blade returned homo on
= eelnrdsy coming from Dstroit, Mich.
Weller 8. Sanford and company will
!. JgoDoot uUnder the Lash" in the opera
S hoaso On Tuesday svsning.
0lGo Aljco O'Donnell returned on Sstuf.
4 0ay evening from visit to Philsdelphia
About forty persons went to Resding on
oun0ay 10 ~ the ruins Of the silk mill.
Y A entertainment was held on Saturday
y ovening IN the Silver Springs church, and
oDous 300 cleared for the purchase Of an
1 Gegan.
James Springer, brakeman on Harrisburg
1o0l. Of the p. r. R., had his right hand
hoEtibly crushed this morning while
soouplipg the engine to the train at Henry
U1sy furnace All tho hngess Of the hand
were maahed 70 . jelly. He was brought
!. - town and DR.. Craig attended the injury.
HIs hand may have to be amputated. He
4 NJ ssnt 10 his homo In Hsrriaburg.
Ths Reading pay car will be In town on
Ines6ays January 22j.
John q. Msxton, was elected librarian
I'd AbEam Bruner and James l. Schroeder
4 = assiatants, In the Methodist Sunday
!: oohool.
me p. B. R. pay car arrived In town thil
4 oG1ognoo0..
Atout 90 psr cent Of the Reading EN-
pacyes have Joined the relief department
& ~ NET railroad.
Mn Jacob Brunsr opened an egg this
/ Oosning and found . perfect egg In the
1nsidA
Bayard Locksrd, conductor on shifting
3 eosins of the p. Il. r., fell of the tresile si
Dsuuei's coal yard this morning. He step
3 I'd from car TO tho walking plank and
Z lost his balance, falling distance OF about
& 1itsen feet. He received an ugly cash
oercos the head.