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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24
A nav r.lsps.p. Uopp.uy.

A new telephone company Is now being
organised by party Of gentlemen OF this
city, and they expect to have II In opera
tion In short time, Already over three
hundred subscribers have been secured
and tho villages throughout the county
will be connected with the line. The
telephone, which was patented by James
w. McDonough, of New York, will be
used. Two OF the instruments have been
received and will be placed in the Offices
Of the American Rapid telegraph company
on North Queen street aud the stevens
house. A wire will connect them aud they
will be on trial for short term in order
that subscribers and others may SEQ how
they work. The price for the telephone
per year will be between $26 and $50 The
price Of tho telephone furnished by the
Pennsylvania company is s45 per annun.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24
INAUGURATION or uREM Arl0H.

Dedication OF the Lancaster Oremasosssms
the second tB tns United sesees
The Lancaster crematorium viii DO ded-
icated tomorrow nc O'Clock, p. m, on
which occasion interesting ceremonies will
be had and the first cremation will take
place, the body being that OF lady from
New Jersey. Only those who have rc-
ceiyed special printed cards Of invitation
will be admitted to the grounds and
building, and those who have received
invitations will ahow them on entering tho
grounds and at the door. About four
hundred invitations In all have been issue0
many of them being sent to persons at q
distance.
Following will be the order Of exercises :
1. Prpyer by Rev. Geo. Gaul, Of st.
Paurss Methodist Church, .. Delivery OF
tho building to the society by DIR. M. l..
Davis, chairman of tho building commit
toe, who will discuss the subject OF srema
tion from the sanitary stand point. 3. Ad-
dress by Rev. j. Max Hark, pastor OF
Moravian Church, ono OF the vice presi.
dents OF the society, who will treat the
subject from the theological standpoint
4. BeItdiction. q.
The addresses Of DIR. Davis and Rev.
Hark will appear in full In TO morrow's iNe
TEIIIeENcER.
The Lancaster rcrematorium 10 the second
that has been completed in the Unitt
States, the Lac Moync, at Washington, Pa.
being tho first.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24
Laughing NJ American Fears.

The report Of General Sheridan, in
which he points out the inadequacy of the
United States coast and harbor defeases,
has attracted great deal of attention in
England. The Conservatives find in it
justification for the outcry which they
have made against the defenseless condition
of England's seaboard, and say that it is
time the English government took warning
when even an isolated and peaceful
country like the United States is becoming
alive to the danger of invasion. The SO
James Gazette treats the matter in vein
Of sarcastic consolation. 1t finds comfort
in the fact that England is not alone in her
fears of foreign foes, and hopes that the
''battle of Dorking," If it liz ever to be
fought, will be fought in Yankeeland. 1t
proffers It's sympathy to America in her
expected troubles, and suggests that
England and America both arrange with
some enterprising contractor to remedy
matters and guarantee their safety. This,
It says, would simplify matters, save
expense, and at the same time promote
international amity.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24

PsrLADurnIA. Nov. s.-riour suli swa
asso do Extra ID, u 1sas q PA fsmsiy.
SsgSss1s ssr.,s 20, % wintsr cle,r; ssso0t d
g sIsa 1's T. os :;sssn, 5 :r:Is,. c'ss s. 81.
'fsss's sSes q g sSs s'Rr'ns DO 1893
wheat frmer but duiett No " ss.-
en- IN sea, Is'4ci No. do. &c No. Pa a.
soTc NO. Delaware do, $50
u Gorn I'm, mnr and lower; steamer, l30ttkc |;
ssIi ssa yeho~' soHc; do mixed $50, No. 3 so
Oats nrm, with q fair demand, No. 4
White, 35U38c No. 2 do. SSxe No San.
'a<Gssc i ra,ec,sd % :. d.; nossc no miIed, siXc.
ssooaVu Aye auH a,,axsrS ~ ssaSsc, s,, :.
dull at d 1901 IS riaxseed nrmst d a.
Winter Bran steady at e1t500ib.
Provisions Market dull and easier, India
Mess Beet eIs 50030 City 10. els S0il o.
Mess Pork, s,s6i5 so Beef Hams, $40 5s1n.
:, Bscon, lilo Smoked shoulders. il0
1Ss' nsnes salt IL SsafcSs aS sSS Smoked HAMS isos
Lard dull City renned, SO, loose
butchers, 767N prime steam u SS07 %.
Butter-market quiet but prices easier |;
DO, saaaie; B. 9. N. y =. eStras, Mose % VEST. wS
ern dairy do, go, Western good 70
Rolls ~ iIsssoc packing, l1allc.
Sggs hrm for fresh, whicn are very scarce
l91<c.
New YORK ful oreams, at 12k0ioo /;
OHIO plate, choice, liA0iac; do tair 10 prime,
sag,lHc' Pa. part skins. sa7c, de fall,
Petroleum quiet Refined, Iszc.
whisky dull western ~ q %
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24
An Important Arrest Near Lebanon.

Constables Gates and Fink, of Lebanon,
made an important arrest IN the person of
William Bishop. at Annyille, Lebanon
county on Saturday charged with robbing
the house of Michael Shastfer, short dis
tance above Annville, bucking and gagging
him, and then firing the building. The
affair occurred early in the morning,
and Gn early riser. seeing smoke
and flames emerging from the house,
went to tho scene Of the contlagration and
rescued poor Shsefier from bis perilous
situation. The men who committed the
outrage, which took place last spring,
were n asked, so that Shaeffer was unable
TO recognize the perpetrators. Recently,
information reached tho officers which
points to Bishop as one of the guilty party.
Constable Gates left town to arrest him, but
not finding him At home, was compelled TO
wait until Saturday. Bishop 10 the man who
turned states evidence In the Horst bur.
glary case. He was brought before Squire
Thomas, Sunday morning and committed
to prison until next Thursday, when hear.
ing will be given him,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24

CHroAeo-Hogs-Receipt 1900 head snip.
ments, 1900 head market slower and cents
lower n rough PACKING - s.@s 10 pacsing
% 2Sd4 Y000 head LET, unsold.
Cattle-Receipts, 500 head shipmentss 1850
head the market was dull, but good grades
were firm export graues, ees6 20; good TO
choice shipping s5 eoq8 10; common TO fair.
u 1905; Texans, s3 1904, for grass steers.
Sheep -Receipts-s00 head shipments, 100
head market weak common to fair, " 11x0
8; medium TO good, sS1S 50; choice, - eo0
lambs, 8 50G14 40.
EAST LiBKRry-Cattle-Nothi doing, 70.
ceipts, 500 head shipments, 70 heal.
Hogs were drm receipts, 800 head ehtp-
ments 7D0 head Philadelphias at u 406A 10 |;
rough coarse Hogs At S40% 20,
sheep-Nsthing doing receipts, !, 400 nsad
shipments, 1850 head.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24
DRUMOKE NEWS.
n Boom In tho Matrimonial Market Osnsr
Late Items.

n
Late Items.
The season of marriage and given in
marriage is upon us. Lsst Thursday
Witnessed the wedding OF Rev. Robert
Boyd to Miss Lucy McKinnop, the bride
Of York Mr. Henry Bowers to Miss
Ella Wright, and Mr.. Chas. Shoemaker to
Miss Ellie Cutler-s pretty good crop for
ono community 10 one week. Change Of
administration does not Affect them 1t
seems, and as the male portion Of the con.
traoting parties are all Of the Republican
faith, they no doubt view the situation
with current philosophy that change
will be q good thing. Anyhow they have
all the good wishes they can utilize.
Chestnut Level church will have an
oyster supper Thanksgiving.
The children of Zion sunday school had
jug breaking time last Saturday evening
They broke open nearly twenty five
dollars worth, had an enjoyable time, and
gave their school a lift.
IL was terrible blow TO Our local hide
bound Republicans--terribie, but they art
learning to stand up to it, tnough with a
sorry grace.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24
sale of the BIsgest Ranch la tho world.

sale of the biggest Ranch Ia the world.
The largest cattle ranch in the United
States under one management is that of
Capt. Richard King, of Texas. 1t COM
prises upward OF 800, 600 acres all
under fence, and nearly 200 600
head of cattle, horses and sheep. This
ranch has been eagerly sought by
English, French aud Dutch capitalists,
but the successful competitor is the UGitsd
States Land and Investment company Of
New York city, who have just concluded
a purchase at So, 500, 600 for the entire pro.
perty. The company anticipate an
annual income of nearly $1,000, Q0O
from this source, as the Increase of
cattle is about S5 per cent. As
an indication of more settled condition
of financial affairs, the manager says that
the oompauy's first mortgage per cent.
bonds are being rapidly sought at 100 aud
interest, and that the feeling now shown
by American capitalists in this GLASS of in.
vestment property is growing daily.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24
nIsiue's weakness.
From Harper's Weekly.

rrDlu Hhrpcrs "echif'
There were four doubtful states upon
whose votes the election turned but Mr..
Blaine did not carry one of them. Massa-
chusstts Is the original and representative
Republican state. In three presidential
elections the average Republican majority
has been 90, 600; but Mr.. Blaine gets less
than half of the votes cast, and except for
the diversion of hie ally Butler, he would
have lost the state. Four years ago Gar
field carried Michigan by SO. 600. This year,
. week after the election it was not clear
that Mr.. Blaine had carried it all. Iowa
gave Garfield majority of $4,000. Mr.,
Illinois cast 40, 600 majority fer Garfield.
It has possibly given Mr.. Blaine %. 900.
The Garfield majority in Wisconsin was
80, 600. The Blaine majority may be
5000. Garfield carried IBdisna by $500
MIR. Blaine loses Indiana by 1000.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24
demonstrating the Baptist CAuso,

Steps are now being taken by the dc.
nomination at large to strengthen and
support the Baptist cause in this city, and
Tor this purpose committees have been ap-
pointed by the North Philadelphis As.
sociatlon of Baptist churches with which
association the First church is copnected),
by the Reading association with which
the Olivet church is associated land by the
Pennsylvania General State association.
These committees will meet In joint
session with the Olivet church to morrow
tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock and with
the First church at 8 80 O'Clock. A meet
ing of both churches has been appointed.
for the First church in the evening, ct
which time sermon will be preached by
some eminent divine. Rev. DR.. Conrad, oi
Philadelphia, is chairman Of the joint
committee.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24

Dyspepsia and debility are two big thieves:
they creep I'm and steal our health and COM
frrt before we know IL Let us put stop 70
their tnvasions with bottle OF BuTdeck
BLOOD Bttters, TO be ID at any drug store.
For sale by II. B Cochran. druggist. l37 and
l3g North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24
Pro Bono Pabiico,

There is very general complaint among
the patrons OF the Reading & Columbia
railroad and especially from passengers
over the joint line to Lebanon, that the
train which leaves this city at 1880 p. M,
leaves from the outer depot only and that
the train arriving at Q p. m, does not run
down to the King street station. Persous
are much hurried ia their business, pa
irons of the road are inconvenienced and
much traffic is doubtless lost for the lack
Of better accommodations in the matter
complained of.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24
Married &C ssvensy-Four.

The marriage of Mr.. W. B. Kavanaugh,
brother of Bishop H. II. Kavanaugh,
deceased, of the Methodist church, and
Mrs. Virginia Russell Stonestree took
place Thursday at Sulphur, Henry county.
Ky. Tho groom is "a years of age, and
the father of eleven sons. He has twenty
FIVE grandchildren aud one great grand
child, and still bids fair to live many years
in the enjoyment of health and happiness.
He is the father of Rev. II II. .Kavanaugh
chaplain Of the Kentu cky state prison.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24

A patent, No. 8Os, ,101, was issued to
Martin Shirk, of Ephrsta, on Tuesday last,
for an improvement In tobacco granula-
ting machine. The novelty In this patent
consists in a concave breaker bed, the bot.
tom of which Is formed of q seive, having
a cylindrical breaker working therein, the
breaker and tho breaker bed being provi-
ded with teeth for the purpose OF cutting
the tobacco into small PARTICLES, together
with q reoiprocating seive working and
delivering at right angles with each other,
The patent was secured through W. II.
Gerhart, patent solicitor, Of this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24
Or. Frszi.r's sIsgic Ointment.

Tho greatest blessing that has been disc
covered In this generation. A sure cure for
Boila, Burns, Sor1s, Cnts. Flesh wounds, sore
Nipples, Hard and s0ft Corns. Chapped Lips
and Hands Ptmples and Blotches. Price SOC.
Sold by Druggists sold by II. II. Cochran
druggist, ta7 and l3s North Queen street ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24

AIo you disturbed at night ana broken oi
your rest by n sick child suffering and cryiny
with Lhe exOruciating pain OF cutting teeth
II SO, 40 ut once and get Il bottle nf III Rs. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II viii relieve
the poor little sufferer observation-disclosures
upon II; there is no mistake about 1t. There is
not u mother on earth who mas ever used IL,
VINO will not toll you at once that II Will
regulate the bowels and give rest to tho
mother. and relief ami health 10 the child, op-
Grating Ike magic. Ii IS perfectly safe to use
In All cases, and pleasant to the taste, and Is
the prescription OF one OF the oldest and best
IeulAie physicians In the United States. Sold
nv0rywhere - cents = bottle,
rrsy3i.IydH w.SsU
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24

Instead Of having roast turkey tho
Democrats of Mount Joy will have roast
OK on Thursday, and will give thanks on
account of the election of Cleveland and
Hendricks. A number of prominent
speakers will be present and several bands
OF music will make things lively. The
committee of arrangements is composed of
experienced hands and good time may
be looked for.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24

On Saturday evening, Signor Carlin's
speciality and burlesque company gave an
entertainment in the hall at Quarryville,
to large audience. The troupe is COM
posed of young men from this city who
give very creditable show. The features
were the feats of leperdemain by Signor
Carlin, limitations of birds, eto by Harry
Clash, and shooting by young Chace. Sew.
eral negro sketches were also given.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24
Abortion ns.r,px Continued

DR.. Joshua Potts and Emma Booth,
charged with abortion and accessory there
to, appeared at the Office of Alderman A..
F. Dounelly for hearing this afternoon.
The common wealth was represented by
District Attorney Eberly and the defend
ants by B. F. Davis, B. f. Eshleman and
w. 7. Brown. Kate Dorson the woman
on whom the abortion is alleged to have
been committed was too i'll to leave her
home and the alderman continued the
case until next Tuesday at 1880 o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24
GREAT DAMAGE IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
AT TALL RIVER, MAss.
A steamers dangerous situation.

WASHINGTON, d. u, Nov. 24.--The
signal corps station at Barnegat inlet re.
ports that the steamer Guadaloupe, before
reported ashore, is now in a dangerous
position on the bar with the sea breaking
over her. Part of the crew refused to
remain on board and were put ashore. The
captain and boats crew remain on board
There is eleven feet of water In the hold.
About half of the cargo has been trans
ferred and there is no perceptible change
for the better.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24

CHICAGO, H., Nov. "a Edward B.
Case, OF the we'll known insurance firm of
@. II. Case s. Co., was found in the base.
ment of his house last night with his
skull crushed in two places. 1t is believ cd
he cannot recover reason. It is supposed
that the wounds were inflicted by a
watchman named Rooch, who was dis
charged by Case yesterday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24

INNATE OF OAThAnlNE LDN0E.
IL NECkER. late of Lancaster city decd. Let
granted TO the undersigned, all persons In
debIed thereto are requested to mske tmme-
diate payment, and those having claims or
demands against the same, Will psesent them
without delay for settlement 70 Vhe under
signed. ANNA W. LIVINGSTON,
Exsoutrtx.
WIN A. ATLxa.
j. W. n. SWIFT,
Attorneys. nl.6tdoaw
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Amusoulents.

Tbs World. This popular spectacular melo.
drama win be presented at the opera house
on Tuesday evening by J. z. Little's com
pany.
Under the Pdlms-The choir and selected
voices from the Sunday school of the Duke
street II, E. church, will render the above
cantatA In the opera house on Thursday
tThanksgivins) evening. They will be assist
ed by Miss Halle v. Bechtold, soprano OF the
West Arch street Presbyterian church Phila'
delphis. The admission will be twenty-five
cents to ell parts OF the house.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24
Police UAsos,

Jonas II Herr, Aaron L. Long and Frank
L. Minnish. the young men complained
against before Alderman Spurrier for
committing felonious assault and bat
terry on Reuben Reidenbsch and an as
sault and battery on Isarel Ream, at
Lititz, about week ago, were arrested on
SATURDAY.. They each entered bail in the
sum of 5000 before Squire Ilyus for their
appearance at the January court Of quarter
sessions.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24
A Walking M a1on in Eupiana.

LONDON, Nov. PA six day walking
match began here at eleven O'Clock to day
for the Ashley belt. The walk will oorl-
tinue for twelve hours each day. There
were twelve starters, none of of whom
were Americans. Their names are
Rowell, Little, Wood, Vandereer, Hettit,
Bergen, Wren, Cartright, Franks, Mason,
McCarty, Connor and Hunt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24
A vigorous and Famous Arohi,se..

Captain Ericsson, the naval architect
and inventor, who has just passed his Slst
birthday, is described as ''straight as a
reed, rosy Of skin, with q firm grip of
hand. a quick step and an eye full If light,
and his dark beard sticks obtrusively out
of his cheeks, aud his black hair Is drawn
smoothly across his forehead"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24

LLPERsUrs OWING CIrY TAX AkE
"A hereby notified to call at the Insurance
o1ce OF tue undersigned ana settle for same.
once hours from . to 10 a. m. and to D
m. 10k East King street. I'd story.
n22-2td$ TIC. WHlTSOS, Collector.
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A Hiatnrio nnrsn

Capt. L. d. Ellsworth, father Of Col.
Elmer e. Ellsworth, who was shot in
rate flag at the beginning of the war, still
maintains in pasture in Mechanicsville
the horse that belonged to his SOD, which
Is now SO years old.
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Phllaa.lph,a uassl. Marnss.

6ToCx fAHps, W EST PHfLADELrHIA, nov. Ia
Cattle in, fair demrnd receipts 5000 head
prime, asz06kc good, bhGec; medium, *
451zc common, 36izc.
sheep in fair demand receipts. laooo head
prime <hss5c; good, sA04hc; medium,
sN1sfe common; 75c per head to s<c per
Pound; lambs, S16kc.
Hogs In fair demand; receipts, $500 ; sell.
ing AZ 607c,
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"ANTED--A TOBAUUD FARMEh To
w 90 to Alike County, 8. c., TO plant an q
cure tobacco. Apply TO
PIP. TOALE,
nov2osts Charleston, 8. G.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24

NEW YoRx, NOV. e4-Flour- tate and west
steady.
Wneat N6kc higher, and nrm, but with less
doing: No l. White. nominal; No. 2 Rsd.
Dec slN0slxc. Jan sssi0sSXc Teb., $40
sec Mar. So ; MAY, 8lk kd8lXc.
Corn kDLc lower and dull Mixed Western
spot. 4l150c do tuture. f5h h6lskc.
Oats dull and lower No. Dec, siA0NTc
jan, s21s9slI<c state, sl0S7c, Western, $40
yTc.
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TAUNTON. Mass, Nov. 24.-Four hun,
dred and fifty wesvers at the Whittentoa
mills, loft work this morning, owing to a
cat down of tan per cent. in their wages.
They will return to work to. morrow, the
managers having promised a restoration OF
the old prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24

Assets, ssA. 200. 900. Surplus. Ois.0oc.oco.
THE EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
OF NEW YORK,
does the largest Insurance business in the
world. Policies inoontestible.
W. MADDEN, Manager,
store) Oc2s sind
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Probably Fatal srabpIug Array.

READING. Nov. "a AT political gath
ering at Myerstown, on Saturday, three
brothers named Sbirk stabbed John Knit
zer, of WomelsdOrf, this county, and his
father, who interfercd to defend his son.
The younger Kintzer will probably die.
The Shirk brothers fled.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24
A Drunken witness ia uou,t.

Jacob Rice, witness in court on Satur.
day, had to bs removed from the court
room for disorcerly conduct. He was
placed In the station house and kept there
until he became sober, uheu he was dis.
charged on the payment Of costs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24

No matter what parts It may finally affect.
catarrh always STARTS in the head ana belongs
to the head There 10 no mystery about the
origin OF this direful disease II begins In
neglected cold. One OF toe kind that IL " sure
TO be better in a few days" Thousands OF vic.
tins know how IL fs by sad experience. kly's
Cream Balm cures colds In the heat and
caiarrh In all its stages Not snun or a
liquid. Applied with the hnger to the nos
trils. MA 2wdeoddw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24
swaim's counsel OBTAINS = Three Dsy'e
ReC0aR.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 24-In the Sws.im
court-msrtisl to-day, counsel for the de-
fense asked that recess be taken from
Wednesday until Saturday. After dis
cussion the defense promised to ask NO
further postponement, whereupon the
case was adjourned until Monday next.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24
Charged win Malicious Trespsss.

Albert Kepner and Conrad Holbine,
two boys, were arrested on Saturday on
warrant issued by Alderman Barr, charg
ing them with malicious trespass in
entering the premises of George
Wilson, at Wheatlaud aud stealing lot
of turnips. They entered bail for a hear
ing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24
rns M usicsi societies.

On Wednesday evening Thanksgiving
eve) tho Liederkranz will give sociable
In their hall. The Msonerchor, assisted
by Prof. Carl Thorbahn, Madame Matz
and an orchestra. will give vocal and
instrumental concert on the same evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-24
Mr.. Beuor,ok, Bomev.ro pouus

New YORK, Nov, 24,-Vice President.
elect Hendricks will leave here for his
home tonight. He will stop at Newark,
New Jersey, to review a Democratic
parade. Among his callers to-day was ex-
Senator Wallace, of Pennsylvania.