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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-01-15

The widow of Gen. Meade, who
died Thursday, was sister Of the
wife Of the late Gov. Henry A.
Wise. John Sergeant, Mrs. Meade's
father, was the Wing candidate for
Vice President in 1882. Gen.
Meade was born in Cadiz, Spain,
i'm 1915.
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The constitutional bubble about
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the Democrats are inquiring into,
in order to get out of the pledge of
their platform, is the merest pre-
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No sufferer from any scrofulOus
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1t is stated by the Richmond cor
respondent Of the Washington Re-
publican, that the first brief AttOr
ney.G General Ayres prepared, assist
es by Judge Staples, was for the
United States Supreme Court in
the coupon cases now before that
body. One.third of the brief was
based upon the existence of State
law which has been repealed and
the brief mad to be withdrawn.
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On New Years Day a fire at
Detroit, Mich, destroying the nam
moth seed store OF ID. NJ. Ferry &
Co., and other property aggrega-
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ance $500, 600.
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DsssolutioH Ot Partnership.

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-01
New York Produce Marhe,.


Ssw YORK. May l.fiour market auii bu,
drm; Zine. tl 2rS 10; Superhne ~ x
az IS Common to eood Extra Western, o. s,sli
City Mtn Extras, =. eo9I IS for West Indies
MINI. Extra, - 2SSp5 50.
wheat-No. l Ned state on Spot, 81 90 No. !.
Rcd. 9!ttc; No. white, state, 6c No. Red
winter, NAV, sl'.e No. Red, Winter, June
e2S- &C July, l2c.
Iorn-No. Mixed. cash, .e.c.; May, i5s.c
June, 46l.c.
oats-So. white state, spot, isci 40. 2
do, 4lc.
Rye dull.
Barley nominal.
Pork dull Mess. siO 2txilO5d
Lard-May, o. Is; June, 81 81, a.
Molasses dull; isRlgNc. for 81 test boiling
stock.
Turpentine quiet at 2SiSshc. .,,,,,
Rosin quiet strained to good. VI pI Val IN.
Freights dull; grlin TO Liverpool, Sssc:
Isutter- Market dull weak New western
creamery, Isl23c state Dairy half rrsin tubs
9463lc. - -. 80
Eggs dull state, lsl8l2Sc; western, lsu
lsc. -
crushed, &c mould A, sc.
Taiiow quiet prime city, Fsc.
Petroleum dull renned in cases, sac.
Coffee dull fair cargoes at s7sslac.
Ricedull; ranges from 5000.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-01
Closing Prices-2 O'Clock p, ,
Live stock Markets.

CHICAGO, April so-Cattle-Receipts. $40 head
shipments, SO head; market steater
shipping steers, $50 TO 1850 hs-A OoI5 61
stockers and feeders o. 756i - cows, bulls and
mixed. 81 7iGi o.: bulk. 81 1904 IS through
Texans grassers, lS cars. 19T pounds, 50 25 corn
fed, sif4s5
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head: shipments, 5000
ss S,ss4 10; packing and slipping, o. ssgtsS;
light, s. 55all.l5; skips, s.. 7O93.i5.
sheep-Receipts, 2.5 head; shipments. SOC
head market slow natives, 81 6lG5 co shorn,
g. 25fp5
EAST RrT-Cattle-receipts, 437 head
shipments, 304 head nothing doing all
through consiguments. No shipments TO New
York.
Hogs-receipts, 1000 head shipments. l.loo
market slow Phiiadelphiss a 3Sfi4 40; lork
ers, - l5Sli 2 skips, s3 15G+oo; shipments to
New York, 10 carload. ..
shaep-receipts. 2,i00 head shipments, 200
market active and higher, but closed slow at 25c
of, "a declinefrom Thursdays prices.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-01
ARRESTED FOR CHIcKEN STEALING
Thirteen Fine Fat Hens Found In tho Ce liar OF
Suspected Thief

Thirteen Fine Fat Hens Found In tho Cellar OF
Suspected Thief
This morning about o'clock while Officer
Wenninger was on duty 10 the south wes,ern
part OF the city, he saw two men coming in
the Wabank road and thence along Hazel
street to Prince, into which they turned and
soon disappeared. Each of the men carried
in his hands several chickens. The officer
he recognized them as Elias Snyder and John
alias Stoney Hoover On his return TO the
station honse he reported the case, and
be and Officers Lenan and Gill were
detailed to arrest them. Alderman Spur
rier was aroused from his slumbers and
issued a search warrant The officers visited
Hoover's house, and in the cellar found thir-
teen fine fat hens Hoover was arrested, and
he and the chickens were taken to the station
house. Snyder, who is neighbor Of Hoover,
was also arrested. No chickens were found
on his premises. He was locked up until 9
o'clock this morning when he was released
on ball Tor hearing, on Wednesday next.
Hoover, In default OF bail, was committed.
1t Is not known who the owners OF the
stolen chickens may be, but they will prob
ably be identified at hearing. A large num-
Der OF chickens have lately been stolen from
the vicinity of Wabank. Mr.. Burkhold had
hve large hens stolen last Tuesday night or
early Wednesday. Hoover has been sus.
pected as a chicken thiei, and has been
watched by the officers He Is the same man
who was prosecuted 3 few years ago tor ille-
gal voting Nd served term OF mprisonmenf.
From the TACT that all the stolen chickens
found in his possession were hens, the off,
GERS argue that he is an expert in the busi-
ness. BOOSTERS would crow and thus give
him away. Four OF the chickens are White
brahmas and the others Plymouth Rock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-01
Returned to Court

Justice b. F. Weaver, of East Earl town.
ship, on Friday returned three cases to court
They are the first returned to the August
sessions. The rar.ies are Ssllie Seiverling
alias Weller, who was complained against for
rece,virg stolen goods, and Ellen Seiverling
and Matte Price for larceny. The prosecutor
is John II. Segner, and his complaint sets
forth that he lost a large number of chickens
between April 4 and April S, that the last two
named stole the chickens and the first named
received them, knowing them to have been
stolen.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-01

The twelfth and last meeting OF the clio
sophie society for this season was held last
evening at the residence Of w. U. Hensel,
on North Lime street This closes the
seventh year of a very successful social and
literary organization, which was never
stronger than this year, when Its topic was
our American nationality in all its phases
Last evening Rev. ]. Max Hark's paper was
on the growth and the future of socialism in
this country, and very animated and inter-
esting discussion ensued. Among the visi-
tors present was VIM. Kennedy, esq, an
alumnus of Lafayette college aud now editor
of the Pottsvilie Chronncle MIR. Fry. OF
Reading, and others
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-01
IN The cour, Of Common pleas.

The Jury in the suit CT MUIR 4 Reeser
against Adam r. and Benjamin Kreider,
who retired 10 deliberate on Thursday morn
ing agreed on a verdict late on Friday night.
They came into court iilis morning with II
verdict in favor of the defendant
The testimony was closed in the suit oil
Philip Doersorn and Philip Rudy againt
Andrew CARRIER ON Friday afternoon. Thts
morning was taken in the argument at coun.
sci and charge OF the court The jury retired
10 deliberate at noon.
The jury late this afternoon rendered a
verdict in favor OF plaintiff for the mll
amount of his claim with interest
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-01
Chicngo Market.

CHICAGO. May l. $50 a. m-Msrket opened
whest-May, 7Shc; June. sos.ci july, s2a.c
August, s2s.c.
Corn May, S5e; June SIC; July. ssc.
oats-May, 211ssl29l.c June. s9Aac, July, 2aA
Pork-May, - s2h June, ~ WS0lo; july,
$3.50
Lard-May, Is s7lS June, s. IS; July, 81 90
R'hs-May IS 20; June, S 80; July
S. 3sEISio.
Wheat-Nay, 1S'sc; June, &c July, sasc
August, Slssc.
Corn-NRy, S53sC; june, Slsc; July. Ssc
August, So &C.
Oats-May, e@.c June, 1890 July, e9ac.
Pork-Mav, ~ u5 June, - IS July, - IS
August, 81 Is.
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August, s. 30.