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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23
PENNsYLrANfAs INDusrRrks.
Some of the Returns as shown by the Report
the SecretarN of Internal AffaIrs

Some OF the Returns ss shown by the Report o Z
the Secretary of Internal Affairs.
The third annual report OF J. Simpson
Africa, secretary of internal affairs, on Penn.
sylvania industrial statistics, has Just been
issued. 1t is the most complete in the his.
tory of the department., both as to the char.
acter of the information and the number
OF Industries represented. The report
shows that in the matter OF iron ore
there are 2ol6 employees aud that Si27,-
5lb are PAID yearly i'll wages. There are
ll9 rolling mills, employing 80 75l persons,
TO whom are paid in wages SlS, sSl.Sls; II
Bessemer steel converters, with II 800 EN-
ployes, to whom were paid $685. 5O6 3O5
foundry and machine shops, with I7,6s6 en-
ployes, to whom were paid s, ,sO7, ,657 29 oil
reiineries, with 8, pa employees, with wages
amounting to Sl,&32, 662 Under the head ot
lumber and its products are employed % SIS
persons, whose average weekly wages are
90 70 each. There are 3OS tannerIes, with over
1900 employees, to whom are paid - OF, ,SgI
in wages Of street passenger RAILWAYS there
are reported A, with i,39S employees. whose
yearly wages amount TO about S577 each.
Philadelphia contributes Is OF these compa
nies
The Dinety-eight industries reported show
45l9sI employees wages paid, SlS2, gSg, ,624
average days employed, 267 average week. "
wages, 81 value OF prod uct (eNcl udiug rail.
ways), s537, ,67S,692. The total amount Of
annual wages was paid to a greater number
of employees than has been reported. The
number of emplopes in each Industry only
represented the average number employed
during the year, while the wages paid pei
annum in each industry was divided among
| all persons employed, whether for a long oil
| short period 1t full and accurate allowance
| could be made for the proportion OF wages
| paid to persons not retained among the ave
| rage employed the pro rata share of all would
| oe much less than what Is show in the table
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23
Hard to Read,
John Morley


Nobody can be sure that he has got clear
49, on subject unless he has tried to put
mann down on piece OF paper in indepen-
3 0ons words of his own. 1t is an excellent
plan, too, when you have read q good book
70 SIT down and write a short abstract of W hat
you can remember of it 1t is a still better
R4eni II you can make up your mind to a
Wight extra labor, to do what Lord Stafford
and Gibbon and Daniel Webster did. After
gianctng over the title, subject or design OF
book these eminent men would take a pen
and write roughly what questions they ex-
poct0d TO find answered in il, what Difficult
den solved, what kind of Information i'm
parted. Such practices keep us from reading
win the eye only gliding vaguely over the
PAGE And they help US to place our new &C
quisttions In relation to what we knew be-
1ore 1t 10 almost always worth while to read
- tning twice over to make sure that nothing
has been missed or dropped ON the way, or
wrongly conceived Or Interpreted. And If
ne subject be serious 1t is often well to let an
interval elapse. Ideas relations statements
q fncfs are not to be taken by storm. We
nave TO steep them in the mind in the hope
o. mus extracting their inmost essence and
0Gnihcance. II one lets an interval pass, an d
0en returns, it is surprising how clear and
uPo tnat has become which, when " Q left il,
ecmed crude, obscure, full OF perplexity.
Az this takes trouble, no doubt; but then
\ y VII not do to deal with ideas that we find
"a Docks or elsewhere as q certain bird does
With its eggs-leaves them in the sand for
ne sun to hatch and chance to rear. People
Nno follow this plan possess nothing better
Z enon ntdeaAlhalf-hatched and convictions reared
~ accident They are like man who
1culd pace up and down the world ia the
Aoao6 that he is clad in sumpiuous robes
Mpurple and velvet, when in truth he is
only half-covered by the rags and tatters OF
omar peoples castott clothing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23
ARRgS IN OHFO
Young Lancaster Man Who Is Charged with
Embezziement and Forgery

Young Lancaster Man who Is Charged with
EmbeEEiement and Forgery
Officer Barnhold this morning received a
telegram from c. J. SIagh, city marshal
OF Canton, Ohio stating that John RosenfeId,
who is wanted in this city to answer the
charges of embezzlement ana for
gerry, was arrested there. Rosenield is
a young man and resident of Ian.
caster who at different times was engaged in
the live stock insurance business. Some time
ago he went to the office Of Allan A. Herr
and procured number OF blank applications
OF the Lancaster County Mutual Live Stock
Insurance company, OF Blue Ball. He stated
that he desired to give them to some OF his
friends who wished to insure in the COM
pany. lie then visited o number OF people
In the city aud county aud represented TO
them that he was the agent of the company.
lie induced people to insure in the company
through him, and as far as known he collected
the following sums of money Harry Myers,
city, 81 80; T.. =. McKentry, 81 John r.
Mylin, West Lampeter, 81; Isaac Nash, ,city.s2:
Hiram Mowrer, West LsmDete 50; Martin
Leiever, $50, and Martha T. Myiin, Sl6
After receiving Mr.. Mowers check for 90
Rosenteld raised it to so and secured the
money. None OF the sums collected were
turned in 10 the company, with which he had
no connection whatever, and Rosenfeld left
the city. He wrote to Mr.. Mowrer from
Washington, telling him that he had run
short OF money and was compelled 10
raise his check, but he would make
It all night when he returned to Lancaster.
Complaint was made against ROsenfeld be-
fore Alderman Deem aud the case was
given into Officer Barnhold's hand He
traced Rosenield from Lancaster to Wash
ington thence back to Baltimore from which
city he went to Pittsburg. He was finally
located in Canton and his arrest followed
Rosenield WAS in trouble OF a similar
kind before. He was once charged with TAX
lng FUNDS belonging to another company but
that case was settled by his friends paving
the amounts claimed Officer BarnhOid will
go to Ohio Tor the accused.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23
Ne. Yorx Produo. uars.,

NEW YORK, Sept. 2l-Elour market firm but
quiet; Fine, o. l082 65 superfine ~ s5Sf2 sO:
common 70 5000 Extra Western, O. 76glS 70
Good TO Choice Extra Western, s3 s0I5 % ;
CITY MIL Extras, o. 60se4 IS for West Indies
MINI. Extra, .! 6015 90; Extra No. 2 o. 65Sp3 s5
TO Fair Extra Ohio. o. 7ceg3 70.
" heat-No. l Red state on Spot, gOflgOc No. l
white, state, e9gs3c No. Red, Winter cash
sc Oct, sjssc Nov, SSszc ~'
Corn=No z Mixed. cash, i9c Oct, 4sI5c ;
Nov, 49kc Dec, 5OLsc.
Oats-No ! White state, spot 3fkc No @
Mixed Western, Oct, S3c Nov, S2c.
ada, 5695sc.
Barley very quiet
Pork quiet; New Mess. tll 50.
Lard quiot-0et, e. AZ Nov, s637 Dec, s6 81.
holAssos dull; IKE. Tor % test boiling
stock Porto Rico, 30lp3sc
Turpentine quiet at $50.
Rosfn quiet strained to good, 81 OO0l OK.
Freights easy grain 10 Liverpool, SIC.
Petroleum dun refined in cases, C54C
Butter Market hrmi New Western
Creamery, ll@i5c
Cheese strong; Western Flat, 94fa10c.
Eggs hrni state. ls]sglJei Western. ls9
Fair Refined, it.c
Taiiow quietapd steady prime city, iIkc
Souee qniet fair cargoes at NE.
, Lice Gull Carolina and Louisiana common
W "ir' eHo4c Rangoon, 4I1likc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23

Wednesday was the second day OF the
Berks county iair, and the attendance was
large. On the Reading a Columbia railroad
the excursion of the Mannheim cornet band
was run in two sectious aud each was
crowded.
Among the visitors were Calvin Cooper, of
Lancaster county, president Of tue STATE Hnr
ticultural association MeSsrs Levi =. Reist
+. L. Difiendertfer, johnson Muier Hiram
Peoples and Peer :. Reist, prominent mem.
bers OF the Lancaster County Agricultural
society.
Jim Fisk took three of four heats in the
race for four year-olds; best time, 3.OI. In
the $50 class Chancellor NJ. took three straight
heats; best time, 1897.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23

Professor Patton, the late chairman of the
Prohibition state committee, who is one OF
the signers OF the call for a new convention at
Harrisburg, September 30, having charged
in the WdtchHrc that Mr.. Wolfe WAS the
prime mover in the attempt to drive HIM
from the craftsmanship, eleven Of the PTohibi.
ton leaders ofPhiladeiphia OF who were present
at the conference in which Mr.. Patton claims
the injustice was done him have united in A
statement generating Mr., Wolfe They saw
that the statement OF Mr.. Patton a. published
in the HdtchHre is unfair and in several iu-
stances absolutely untrue and his construc-
uon OF Mr.. Wolfe's action unwarranted in
every particular. The statement is signed by
Samuel L. Goodwin, c. l.. Munns, Daniel L.
Leeds, {. J. Gibbons, h. 7. Newman, L. q.
Percival, DIR. Dnrant James Wntsee, ). V,
Cllnton, Robert MOifatt and Reuben Mnnns
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23

Closing Prices--2 o'clock y. IL.


NEW YORK Sept % Wall Street, lsSJ p. M
Money loaned at Ssi6 per cent. Exchange drm
Al ~ s-SGi Sa; Governments were strong
currency is, 81 2bb. bid is cOups, sI2rA, bid
Ks coups, lll& bid
The stock market this morning opened active
and excited, features being Erie and Reading.
which were traded in very large volumes and
advanced l9lk per cent. Remainder of list was
steady until the call, when there WAS some pres.
sure TO sell the grangers and prices declined "a
= per cent Market has since been very strong
with great excitement in Erie and Reading, in
which more than half the business Is being done.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23

SHoAao, sept s.-The DroperS Journal reports .
Satte-Recetpts, l9,@ head shipments, L0p
mead: market strong shipping steers, $50 to
i,aSl rs - tSSNi stockers and feeders at o. ~
o. TO cows, bulls and mixed at s SOS rs
Ouik AT " sSu2 20; through Texas cattle
steady' cows 81 eits2 " steers, g. SoSsS " West.
ernnngers steady natives and hsltbrceds
s'gSAi cows, q UodSU; wiutercd Texans, g. "
glS 90.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head: shipments,
aeO head market slow rough ana mixed.
AWat y packing and shipping, u 6iNl5 70;
light s. N1t 20; skips, - ttlS ~.
Sheep-Receipts, 500 head shirments loo
market was steady; natives, - NsSi ~
western, s. c0tlS Is; Texans, q SOS 10 lambs,
S 1898 ~.
kAsr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Na head
shipments. 2ls market slow prime, 81 7SflS
tatr TO good, ~ gClt 50 ; common, sat stock
ers, o. 1908 so; feeders, sitlt ~ shipments to
New York, 5 carloads.
Hogs-receipts, $50 head shipments, SS0
head market hrm; Philadelphias ut u lSj
5S; Workers, ~ seAsiS 20; grlssers, 81 iN,ll IS;
shipments tc New iork to-day, 10 carloads.
sheep-receipts, 1,1 head; shipments, les
head: market active prime, ttGi y: tair To good
~ 1hGS 20 common 8! OQIlS -; lambs, 81 SOS u
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23
Cornerstone Of "A New Church.

The ceremony of laying the corners stone OF
St Paul's New Episcopal church, situated
on Locust street, Columbia, will take place on
Wednesday. September %, at $3.50 p. IN. The
Right Rev. Bishop OF Central Pennsylvania
DIR. Howe, and Right Rev \. $. Rulison.
ID. D., the assistent bishop and the clergy OF
the Harrisburg convocatiOn will bs present.
The musical part OF the service will be rem.
dered by the choir OF St. James Lancaster.
Trains Will be run TO accommodate visitors
from Harrisburg, Lancaster and York. The
funds for finishing the work will no doubt
be speedily forthcoming.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23
Charged with Horse Stealing.

BfUlh the MT. Joy StAr.
Harvey Kreybill, a thirteen year-old lad OF
this place, decided to take a ride with the
horse OF Jonas f. Riser, last Saturday with.
ont first getting the consent of the owner for
- doing. When the lad had been riding
thTough the country for several hours, he
came back to town with the horse and at the
school house the animal was abandoned. on
120ndsy morning Mr. Riser made com plain
Def0re Justice McFadden, against young
Kreybill, on charge of horse stealing and
Oonstable Buck made the arrest A hearing
,yas given him and he was committed to iaii
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23

- skating rinks on West King street and
= 1ennerchor hall will be opened tonight
~ the Aennerchor skating will be INDUCED
r. 1lpm to 10 o'clock, :fter which there will
- 4aRrk--s -,Srosh's orchestra will furnish
tl1e Qencing music. Charles G.. Strickler is
manager OF the Mennerchor rink and
Anm daAbach OF the Lancaster rick.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23
Wootten's Patent Engine.

One OF Wootten's patent locomotives, with
seam reverse lever, has been put upon the
Quarryville branch OF the Reading railroad,
and makes daily trips between Quarryville
and Lebanon and twice day between Ian
caster and junction. the engine weighs
ABOUT forty tons. and being very powerful, is
Well suited to the heavy grades on some parts
Of the road. jeff Croft, engineer, has charge
Of Il and says 1t is much better than engines
Of the ordinary build.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23
sent to the County Asylum,

W. III. Sachs, who was sent to the county
jail from Ephrata seven weeks ago for an
assault on two women and who was declared
insane by the commission appointed by the
court, was to-day transferred from the prison
to the county insane asylum, on an order
issued by Judge Patterson. lie will be kent
at that institution, and when hls reason is re.
stored he will be tried for the ofleuses with
which he is charged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23

A. {. REINpHL, ESQ, while on hi- late trim TO
california, received injuries to his leg on n
street car, and the Travellers Insurance com
pany, of Hartford, through their agent, Jera-
mlah Rife, paid him sl25O Indemnity for loss
company.
MI > NJ. "esthaetfer, agent OF the New Eng.
iahu Mutual Accident association, also paid
MAJ Keinghl $500 indemnity tor loss OF time
caused by same accident
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23
PDLfTIGfI.
THE STATE TICKET,

GOUerHOrs
CHAUNCEY y. BLACK, OF York.
Lieutenant Governor
X. BRUCE RlCkETTs, of Luzerne.
4 AuduOr General:
WILLIAM. BRENSEN, of Allegheny.
Secretary Of Internal 4 rairs:
j. SIMPSON AFRICA, OF Huntingdoa.
C0HgFesSmdH at LdTqe.
maxwell LsTEyESsOS, fPhiIadelphia
County Ticket.
For Congress.-COL EDw. MUGOyERN.
State Senator (AlN)-F. W HULL.
AssemJiy (2d)-DR. ii. NJ. BLACK.
DIR. A. =. MILLER
t3d)-EDW. PAINTER.
GEO. W. WALTON.
ii. n. MOHLER.
Dtstrtet AHorney-JNO. 4. MALONE
Poor DiTeCtOrS-JAC. SHEATH
Il. j. BARNES
Prison Inspectors GEO. POSTZ.
W. WISE.
County SUTUeyor-F. Il. WHITE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23

Bertha Patterson, Lavina kaufman, Nettit
Mitchell, Amy Pennypackers, Janet Black
wood and Rosa Reed little girls of this citv
recently held a fair on East King street snd
sent the proceeds Mr.. Supplee to aid in tht
erection of the Sunday school building in IN,
Welsh mountain. They have received ,
cordial sckuow ledgment OF the same.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceiyed by samuel NJ Myels, Chairman of
noon. for furnishing ana laying one. half square
about 200 50 uare yards-of Asphalt Blocks.
Bids to be threefold
I. For laying Norristown Blocks.
2, For laying Filbert Blocks.
3. For laying one half of each OF the above.
Bidders are requested 10 specify the base upon
which the blocks are 10 be laid.
SAMUEL NJ MYERS,
Chairman OF Committee, Lancaster, Pa.
s22-W s,Md
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23
AFunsraI From Baltimore.

The body of the late John Russell, OF Balti-
more who died suddenly in that city of
heaxt disease, was brought to Lancaster on
No 1855 train to-day. 1t was accompanied
~ friends from Baltimore, met at the station
~ friends in this city, and escorted to the
nnoaster cemetery, where the interment
made Mr.. Russell was a son-in-sw of
n Hart OF this city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23
~ kE ETs.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 23.-klour dun Sales
ot 100 barrels. Mimi. bakers, g. 5Olpi 20; Penna
ents, u 5OSp5 90.
Rye nour at s. 95fg3 30
p m, call-Wheat - Sept, s33Ic Oct,
sSc,; Nov, SIZE; Dee, s6sac.
-Corn-septp it34c; Oct, i7ci Nov. IaIc; Dec,
0ats sept, 2D4c; Oct. S5o Nov. 857ze ;
Dec, S16c. >S~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23
Death OF Major Rurroy..' Wife

Word has been received in this city that
Anna NJ, wife OF the late Major Thomas b.
Burrowes, died in Indianapolis this morn.
ing. Deceased was a Miss Mcclure. of
Chicago She leaves no children. Her BODY
will Toe brought - Lancaster and inferred in
the Lancaster cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23
ssar,.s Dowa an Ola l.aa-M MAJ,

4hchael HAberbush In tearing down an old
lnnGrmark at No. 60 Middle street. Ii ia a
Cnoe1ory log house, W which is one hundred
- any years old. II was for years occupiea
~ OlAude Loeson, father-in-law Of MIR
Mnperbush, and afterwards by Mr.. Haber.
4o9, who lived there when rirst married. In
- plaOs two two story brick dwellings will
~ 6gocted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23

This morning the bell Oh No. / engine
house sounded an alarm OF fire IRON box AZ,
al Prince and Walnut street. No. company
ran their apparatus TO the spot. They then
found that the chief engineer had struck the
box on testing it, and he had neglected 10 in
form the members of that company.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23

Thursday, October eth, has been fixed
upon as the day for holding the race in this
city between Samuel Baily's johnny II.
and William Fiss' Richard. Many letters Of
inquiry from Philadelphia, Baltimore and
other places have been received and the race
promises to draw an immense crowd,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23
To speak 10, the w. U.T.u

The Women's Christian Temperance Tn
ion announce that Rev. J. O. knowles will.
under their auspices, speak on Tuesday even.
ing October s. IN the court house. He is the
speaker who delighted the people at the Lam
disNille csmpmeeting last summer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23

The bronze medals and diplomas awarded
at the Lancaster fair are now ready for distri.
button TO those entitled to them. at the Office
OF J. h. Long, secretary. rhe silver medals
will not be ready until Saturday. All of the
medals were made 10y +. J. Zahm, and they
are fine specimens of workmanship.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23
Married h, a Reading .,,ierm.,

Mr.. Lewis b Dennis and Miss Lizzie Elch-
elberger, both of Ephrata, went to Reading
Wednesday and visited the office Of Alder
man Bernhard, where they were made man
and wife. \ bottle OF wine produced by the
genial alderman, was drank to the health of
the newly welded couple.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23
PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE

l. MANOR FARM.
On "WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER -, 1850,
Esiae situate R in Manor township Tansastsr ses
county Pa, about three miles southwest from
deceased, generally known' as the T King ne Hem Herf
Mansion Farm, consisting OF the following
Containing ISL ACRES and 81 PERCHEs. more
pr RpssS tssIS on when are erected Large Twostory
kitchen misunderstanding ample to accommS
dti date two families % large Bank Barn. with Corn
Spring House. With running water from never S
failing spring supplying house and barn. Also,
Joins lands OF U. II. Herr on the west, b. 8 FRY
and Mrs. Dietrich on the south, Jacob Nef and
Doerstler's mill on the east, and Adam Herr on
the north. The soil Il limestone, and by reas on
OF its natural richness is admirably adapted for
the cultivation OF tobacco as well as the cereals.
on account OF the sol, the buildings and run.
ming water the above farm has rare advantages
and Is without its equal in the county.
mills, churches and school houses
. One half OF the purchase money will remain
a. Heir, widow OF the said Henry &. Herr, de-.
ceased. the interest at the rate OF ave per cent.
per annum 10 be paid annually 10 the said
widow during her natural life.
furchasers are expressly notified that the
place mentioned so as to ena Bile the un ndersigned
without further delay. TO make distribution OF
the estate among the heirs.
Persons desiring 10 view the premises will
please call upon Martin Miller tenant, residing
sale 10 commence at O'Clock OF said dav.
when attendance will be given and terms made
known by the undersigntd,
A.HERR SMITH
Attorneytn.factf for the Heirs
A. W. DEsLISoER Auctioneer
Also, at the same time and place, will be sold
under an order OF the Orphans Court of Lam
caster county, the undivided interest OF John
Fannie, George and Elizabeth r. Herr minor
children OF Henry Herr, deceastd q, being the one.
fourth OF the one-seyenth OF the one seventh
undivided interest In the aforesaid tract and
the oneseventh of the one seventh of the undi-
yided interest OF Annie e. Shelley. minor child
OF Anna Shelly, deceased, in the tract afore said
A. HERR SMITH,
Guardian OF the aforesaid minors.
s23-ThS&tsw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23
rarner VIII Appeal to Americans

Mr.. Parnell intends to make a special ap-
peal to lrishmen in America to assist tenants
evicted during the coming winter 10 hold
out against the landlords
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23
4 Busy Onfce.

The orphans court clerk was kept busy on
Wednesday in issuing marriage licenses.
Twelve couples were made happy. Today
nearly as large a number was issued.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23

This afternoon Messrs, COPELAND * Eckert
are closing the season at Penryn park by
giving dinner to number OF their friends.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23
Jim, HENRY. s.oo,,,, -

October 9th has been fixed upon as the tlme
ior the trial In Baltimore OF Jim. Henry, ON
the charge OF arson. Officer Barnhold and
Cierk Wsriel, OF the county prison, will bs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23
aGers Indian. After Kno~lsdxe

togty-two youthful Indians from the
Q&1yonne and Arapahoe reservations have
g11voo q the Carlisle school. There were 20
~ 4nd ~ girls In the company, and they
u6Go1 n sGs from II 70 20 years.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23

Mrs. Adaline L. Murdoch, of Philadelphia.
is visiting friends in this city and will prot.
ably deliver a lecture for the benefit of the
poor OF the city before her departure.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23

Henry ). Engle, OF West Donegal, has
SOLD at private sale six acres and fifteen
Perches, with two-story dwelling and mn
ProNements, to Samuel Sheotz tor "a 95O
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23
DE1 THs.

BrRRuwEs.-sept. %, IssG, in IndianapoIis. Ind
Anna Nj wife OF the late Major Thomas b. Bur
lp"Ss' Ss}atd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23

William Fiss has purchased from Herman
Stoner, OF Harrisburg, a -year-old bav
mare. She can trot mile in $50 or better
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-09-23

Sergeant Emery, of tho Philadelph police
force, is in town visiting his friend. VI y
MoWerer, agent ofthe Union News company.