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'ople VS.. See.
ddle VS.. Mulock.
Brunson, J.
8ruusou. r.

HoIlenbeck VS.. Haskin : Decree or.
aered signed and filed.
In re insanity Of Eliza M. Wiley
Committed to the insane asylum at
Stockton.
In re insanity of MIRA. Jesse Il. Batter
Committed to the insane asylum at
Stockton.
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Saturday, the nth Day OF April
A. ID. 1889.

For the redemption of bonds Of the above
mentioned issue to the amount OF money in
said fund available for the redemption Of
said bonds.
The right to reject any or all Of said pro
posals is hereby reserved TO the city Council
OF the city of Los Angeles.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
March. A. d. 1856.
JAMES C. KAYs,
Cltv Treasurer Of the city OF Los Aupeles
State OF California marls Sw
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Phillips popular pleasure psrties go
ing East leave here April II and 20.
Call on or address A. Phillips & Co., "a
N. Main street, Los Angeles.
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ski FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 10TH.


Dassaud vs.. Bath-Ten days to an
swer.
Mulock VS.. Allen--Continued to
April 18th.
Contempt Of Horace Bell-Continued
TO April 18th.
People VS.. Jesse Evans--Found guilty
Of assault with intent to commit rape;
sentence set for April 18th.
People We. Abila--0rder made for pay
ment Of expenses Of INDECENT witnesses.
People vs.. Quong Hip Wo-Continued
to April 10th.
w. E. Beeson, a term trial juror, ex-
cused for cause.
People vs.. Mitdhell-M. W. Cries,
witness for prosecution, put under $500
bond.
SET FOR FRIDAY.
People VS.. Sales.
People vs.. Abila.
People VS.. See.
3 Riddle VS.. Mulock.
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Proposals for Redemption Of Bonds
Cry TREAsuRER's OFFIcE,
ns A NaEIEa CITY CAIIEnR Nj


In accordance with resolution No. Ssi OF
the Mayor and Council of the city of Los
Angeles approved March 18th, A. d. 1856,
notice Is hereby given that there is now re-
manning in the Irrigation, Improvement
Interest and Sinking Fund OF 1871 Of the
City Treasury of the city Of Los Angeles,
the sum of eleven thousand six hundred
and thirty-one 11-l00 ISL ,6Si. ll-100) dollars
in gold coin Of the united States, available
for the redemption Of bonds off the city ofLos
Angeles known as the Irrigation Improve
ment Bonds of 1877 issued under authori.
ty of an act Of the Legislature of the State
OF California, entitled AN act to authorize
the corporation, the Mayor and Common
Council OF the city OF Los Angeles, to issue
bonds and provide means for the improve
ment OF irrigation In said city" approved
February 2sth, 1876.
Aud that sealed proposals, endorsed,
Proposals for redemption OF bonds, 4" will
be received by the undersigned, City Treas
urer OF the city of Los Angeles, California,
at his office. lSf North Main street, in the
Nifv af Ina Apra1ae upfff nf,,n -
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WHY WILL YOU cough when shilohp
Cure will give immediate relief Price 10
uts. % cts, and 81 Sold by @. y Heinneman
f22 N, Main street.
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WIN
each cheaper
Ikea
- ? mar116mo
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SUPREME COURT.


April Is, 1885.
Court met at lOA. NJ. Present, Nor.
rison, G. j., presiding; McKinstry. j.,
Myrick, j., Galley, Deputy Clerk,
Finkler, Bailiff.
1904. Bradford vs.. Hartbert- Con.
tinued.
949l. Estate of Observation-Disclosures
ll,l60. Butler va. Beezy-Submitted
on briefs on file.
fi,2s6. Pearson vs.. Creed-Submit-
ted on briefs on file.
ll,287. Stratton VS.. Dusy-On mo-
ton of counsel and stipulation ON file
ordered appellant have ten days to file
brief Respondent ten days to reply
appellant ten days to reply thereto,
cause to be thereon submitted.
ll,433. Heilbron vs.. Heinlen-On
motion OF G. A. Heinlen appeal from
judgment dismissed and motion to dis
miss appeal from order denying new
trial denied. Argued by Terry for APP
pellant, Heinlen for respondent, with
twenty days to respondent to file brief,
appellant ten days to reply, cause to be
thereon submitted.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
Court met pursuant to adjournment
at 10 A. M. Present, Thornton, j. pre-
siding; Mckee, j., Sharpstein, j.;
Williams, Deputy Clerk; Finkler,
Bailiff.
ll,45O. Virgins VS.. Bridge Ordered
respondent have twenty days to file
brief; cause to be thereon submitted.
ll,46s. Burke va. Levy--On motion
Of Dooner for appellant ordered cause be
submitted on briefs on file.
Il,50S. Wingerter VS.. Wingerter--
On motion Of White ordered appellant
be allowed twenty days to file brief, re-
spondent twenty days to reply, appel
liant ten days to reply thereto; cause to
be thereon submitted.
ll,464. Charnoek VS.. Rose-Argued
by Van Dyke Of appellant, Howard for
respondent and submitted.
1851. Hancock vs.. Hubbell-On
motion Of Barclay for appellant and
suggestion Of diminution Of record Or
dered appellant be allowed to file certi-
fed copy of notice of appeal and mem
oranda as to corrections In original
transcript, further ordered respondent
be allowed fifteen days to file brief, APP
psllant fifteen days to reply, cause TO
be thereupon submitted.
1850. ALEXANDRA A. w. Co. VS..
Richardson ct al.-0n melton OF Chap
man ordered appellant be allowed to file
certain maps, further ordered respon-
dent be allowed thirty days to file brief,
appellant thirty days to reply, cause to
be thereon submitted
1852. Golson w. Dunlap-0n mo-
ton of White ordered appellant be al
lowed thirty days to file brief, respon-
dent thirty days to reply. appellant
twenty days to reply thereto, cause to
be thereon submitted.
ski FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 18TH.
DEPARTMENT ONE.
ll,433. Hebron ct al. appellants,
vs.. Heinlen, respondent.
1851. Brady, respondent. VS.. Henry,
appellant.
$500. Wise ct al, appellants. VS..
Williams, respondent.
1871. Fluorney, respondent, VS.. Van
Camper, appellant.
ll,5ls. Palmer, appellant, vs.. White,
respondent.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
1850. ALEXANDRA A. w. Co., ap-
peliant, VS.. Richardson ct al, respond
ents.
1850. Long Beach L. and w. Co.,
appellant, vs.. Richardson ct al. re-
spondents.
1852. Golson ct al, appellants, vs..
Dunlap ct al, respondents.
ll,5l9. Cohen, appellant, vs.. Central
paciric n Eo reanondenf
1880. Matter Of 0livera.
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NorE.-ro any and all parties wishing a
nice cottage house and lot or nice villa lots,
with a fine view, good drainage, city water
hydrants. through the ground, excellent
neighborhood, walt till day OF sale. The
peach. apple, grape, blackberry and rasp.
berry, nectarins. apricots. hgs, Granger,
lemons. ETC.; also 5000 strawberries ALI In
full bearing. Now average about so to 30
boxes per week. Only about seven min
utes ride from Postofice. Take the S:45
train. Go an see It.
apritd JOHN @. BELL, Auctloneer.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES
JOHN G. BELL & co..
REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUCTION
EERS. ONCE, Room Log Nadeau Block.
Take the elevator and the boy will
direct you to the office.

Real Estate in all parts OF the city, includ-
Ing residences and business properties,
blocks and ranches, subdlvided and sold at
auction or private sale.
Appraisements OF every description OF
property specially. Sales made at auction
by or Of Courts, Administrators. Executors,
Commissioners, Receivers, Mortgage and
Trustees, faithfully complying with pre-
scribed legal forms
Houses and rooms rented; assume charge
OF property, hold power OF attorney for alb
sentees collect rents, attend to taxes, insur-
ance, street work, Improvements and build
ings-
Also. warehouse and auction, horse and
carriage mart and sales yard, Los Angeles
street. between First and Second streets.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-13
A Donblp Funeral

An election was held yesterday siternoon
for officers of the Columbia & Washington
turnpike company, which resulted as fol
lows; President. John Fsndrich directors,
Joseph +. Cottrell, John A. Brush, jacob
Seiiz, J. H, Herr, Wm. Is Given, a. Brunsr;
secretary and treasurer, VIM. II. FendriCh.
An annual dividend Of six per ceut was de
clared.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-13
sBKRyFF ToMnrSson.s SALES.
Tho Properties In City and County Disposed {
~ the Court House.

NJ ths Court House.
Sheriff To,lllnsou sold the following prop
eriies, at the court house, at2 o'clock tbi:
afternoon
No. !. A trac, Of land in Salisbury town.
ship containing 23i acres, on which are
erected two-stuTy stone dwelling house,
bank barn, shop etc, TO Samuel slokom,
for $500
No. 2 a tract Of 10 acres of timber land in
he same township, to the same purchaser
TOR $50 These we're the properties OF Thomas
j. Bailey.
A tract Of land in Warwick township con.
tanning Is scres, on which are erected q grist
aud saw mill, with two dwelling houses as
the property of Samuel ksircth 10 W. A. Sell
pie, for $3.50
A lot OF ground on East Fulton street in
the CITY of Lancaster, containing in front
IS feet, more or less, aud extending In
depth ITO feet, on which is erected two
story dwelling house, 40. 52l, as the prop.
ertv OF Henry KranE, 10 Joseph X. Goodell
& Co for SIS.
No /. A lot OF ground 2csIy by s. feet, on
Poplar street ON which is erected two-story
brick leather factory.
No 9, \ lot of ground loo by IS teet, on an
alley between FIibert and Cottage alleys as
the property OF A, Ne,ter Il Co. to John w.
holman snd p. c. Snyder, tor $500.
a tract OF land IN Manor township contain,
Ing 63 acres, the property of Tobias c. Funk
10 Amos q. Funk for ScS.
A tract uf land in Dumcre township con
tanning $50 acres, on which are erected two
story frame dwelling house, bank barn. etc
as the property of Abraham Kiehi, TO \
L'ghtner, esq, for $3.50.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-13
G. r.. eureaa OF Employment,

At a meeting Of George II Thomas Post 81
G. 4. X. last evening, the matter Cf estahlisa
ing bureau OF employment through which
mem bers OF The or er out OF work could OBJ
t3in employ ment and employers could OBJ.
tain workmen. was discussed at some length,
and committee OF ten was appointed to for.
mulate q plan for putting the bureau into
effect. Following j. the committee DR.. NJ.
l.. Herr, DR. J. Z. Wickersham, Dr. J. A. r
Reed, Capt Charles Dauues James \. Mn.
low, H. X Brsneman, Edwin BOokmyer,
Daniel II. netshu Milton B. kaufman and
Theodore Weudtz
The committee will meet on Tuesday even.
irg to discuss and work out proper plan.
We understand that the committee will first
look after members Of the order who NAV
need work, but will not cODtine themselvt = &c
members of tle order, but do whatever they
can Tor outsiders alter their own members
secure work.
In this connection it may be stated that the
Post intend to give a grand entertainments In
the opera house. The show will contain
steIeoptiCOn views OF more than one hundred
OF the most important military and nava
battles OF the late war
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-13

-As Nsidc Trcct."-un Mcursy evening
next OIivor Byron appears Ia lts new play,
"The Inside 1vtck,' iu FULTON opera house
Therets no doubt hat Sir. u HyUou e u good actor
and his play vas highly praised by ito uovs-
paper OF every city in which 8, h.s been pro
sen ed Mrs. BrroH s0puass "a ys-rV T.uGG.a
in The play and divides the Aouors vl,l h,g as.
band.
Ndesis NIchsll Cgm.ag.-On mex. fr'tav
evening Maggie MI che viii appear lr 'L.a city
ior the lrst time IN several ygag.. ~na VIII U.r.
sent her new play onurul MaFsle. the Mid
get"
The Tourists On Tuesday aud " e1uosdsy
evenings ncNt a company headed by Charlie.
kirke aud Harry CLARK, will produce tho Your
lists IN a z. =. Car" at The uQ.r. hNase The
company appears at pr!ccs Witch certainly uu
within reach OF every one. and th.y Wall ut
| doubt be largely patroui-gl.
hn.ehS of Labor Ep'sr'1.~0.s#' This ,von
| ing home show inr 'Ge beutl II tL. huiENt.
| of Labor viii be liv'n In tho opgrs house
| Among tn" talent ia. Will arratr arc 'LnfnI
| lowing Charles shay, GCO~Ea .ud Lucy Cum
| utngs, Prot. MOhu, Harry Hr,t.urg. Ton Coed
| man and NAVY others III p..srluHua VI. n
| very long and the au1lcnC. g. rNwe.iaI 30 g..
| large.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-13
street Viewers In session

The viewers appointed to assess damages
caused 10y the proposed opening of Beaver
street. from Seymour stree. to the city
limits, met to- day, They awarded the fol.
lowing DANCES - be Caid by the county
Christianna Mattern $50, Geo. Steinman'- :
estate $50, Thomas & Peacock 5000. subject to
the conuition settorth in this report Peacock
& Thomas as lsssseS, $50.
The viewers report uo publit'necessity for
opening Beaver street, south of Furnace
street, and Recommend to the court to estab.
lish that street a. the southern terminus OF
Beaver street In case Furnace street i
made the southern boundary, no damages
are assessed 10 Thomas & Peacock as owners,
on south side OF Furnace street, and on the
north side SO IL assessed. This amount,
however, Is included ia the above award,
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~ RN ~



NsS NoRE, Nov. IS -F'our market d''l a"f
Common to '-oOu ENru Western. - .IE s.
City Mg Extras. q t%f4 20 tNr ~ l...r.-
Good 20 Fancy EN state g. 81. rs .'....l..
10 Fair E1trA OHIO 2! lss3 ~.
Nheat-No kad state ON spot. 30: ~
Red state. Sc: - "or Wn0'.- Sow
si1.c pee s4sNc. Jan, s.. Na. lNa..e.
Coru-So . Mivsr. cash. 4'c. Nor.. &c:
Dec, A5r. ; Jan. a.. C.
Opts-SO !, .h'te >rRre, uu spot. b.. 20 e.
do. Sko 40. Mixed Western I.r.. e., a.
Aye duu ana nominal Western, .5I'- :
State SIC.
T-rIcy nominal Uugra1el tau.'r.
Pork dull: New Mess. sig E-trsrIu 81
is4k
kolassas quiet, new crop domr,tlc ;aa..F. .-
selling AT 4aIA5: sew o leans 90.
rurpentlne tirmerli Se>,tyt4C-
kosiu duh strained TO .JlI. g. &c "'
Petroleum rrm Teruvd IN u4r.n.-. -. ?.
in cases SLc
Freight nominal grain 10 London. O..
SutisT- NHrE"' L..l Nsu a -s.r.r
Creamery, Z-G-sC leur.a Co. r.-r-.
cheese dun: Western taI ~.
Eggs dali state, --lG-s.c; w,.a-. -l9
2Sc.
S7Gar-mark-t duui Eefugd C.Io=s esC
6 @ II, Erlnu aJsd, ll-l:H.
raliow frm Prime city, sac.
Rice nominal.
CoGec quiet fair cargoes. IN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-13
DAsHBD no nEsTB ON qRr so,E.

Runaway Team Pads over Precipice
Killed snd injured
terrible accident took place during ,
severe rain storm near Mount Hope, Leb
anon county, on Friday. \ carriage con
tanning Mrs. Moses ODER and her daughter.
Mrs. john Sweigert and two children, was de.
seending a steep hill when portion Of the
herness broke and the horses ran away, They
nag nag not gone far when horses and carriage
were hurled among the rocks.
Mrs Ooer and Mrs. SwelgeTt were 50 terri.
ply injured internally that no hopes are en-.
iertained Tor their recovery. Ore Of he chill.
dren was instantly killed, and the other. egsd
jured. ''''S ~
Inc dead and dying were carried horps op
sTetchers The horses were killed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-13
Fnther l65 Children.

George White, negro, who now resides at
Bulicck's bayou, Concordis Parish, La,
swore before the federal grand jury on Fri.
day that he was tho father Of l6J children.
White Is seventy-tour years Of age and quite
intelligent. He insists that he has kept an
accurate account of his children and that
they numbered lGI. When asked how many
wives he had, he said he had not any; " that
coloTed people, in his young days never paid
any attention to marrying" A number Of
his sons, he says, were kinsd in ths war, and
he Is now here on pension business He
owns plan Lat!On, and is not a "crauk."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-13

hsceirts-HoES ...
i've SJuc6 .srssrs.

CHICAGO, Nov. II The Drors"r journal 70 ports
Cattle-kecoipts, 100 head -bfymeuts Q ~.
market strong ana over shipping steer.
go 10 lAD hs, Is Jtd5 81 rt,yEcI- sud f-rQeg- Al
Is tC83 q. cuw-, buL= aud LIVaa al a %
as o. bulk At ell G1x2 a.. through Tr4s-
cattle slow at 81 uogj 0li ar-.oru rnugrr-
wts slow natives mud LaIlu."eG5, O. IS
as Cd; cows, q uyzB- -; wIate.ud iuKtLs o. q
800.
Hogs-Receipts, 500 bead; snlpm-nt.,
$50 }; market slow: TU.El ana r' kt.l,
. 5OS5 - packing and shipping. IS 5.gI. =
ight, e. 8 % ., -kip-, g. -igj UI
Sheep-kcC~ipts, 500 head. shipments lEUr:
market Wa sieldy: natives. &. UgT. 70;
western, O. sI3 90 Texans. z. Ult.I So IAN D.,
stsi ~.
sA.r LIssErr- Cat'l,--eec~ir.s. lgJ neaH
shipm"nts. Iso! Utrk"t Wa dUl and u1tbfug
aoiL ga through cyH-isnLoIt- u, sliu4vuL-
To New YORK.
H9gs-receiDts, 5Ji head -hi0urnJ-. 4go0
40D: Workers, s. 5jG, %: con tunu - NH
~ ilaS 50 shipment TO hew York . car O.I,.
Shcep-reCHiptst l,21 bead -EE pruruL. 40
hetd market low: prime, l.Ii Is. fsfr ~ s'5.i
s. &'g3 -u' common, s!8! jE I4wus, Si95 C0
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-13
Special Church Services.

Inc Union Bethel church, which has been
icnioaeied, description OF which was pub
Hsnsu ID The lNTELLIGENCER on THURSDAY,
WI, 90 dedicated Tomorrow morning. Rev,
-. w. sellheimer will preach the dedication
sermon, and special feature of rbe Crc,si,,''
will bs the mush,. ''' N'0'7'oI
=, me torty Hours devotion will be opened
a' os Ahthony's Catholic church, with the
insss oil exposition at 7 o'clock to-moryow
1mH",n,ng ~ na,g High mass will he celehrated AT
man o, tneie VIII be vespers In the after.
SMonosy and Tuesday, masses viii he ceIs.
ofs'su = A. and O'clock, vespars viii bs q,
O'Clock. o evening al I 80
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-13

NEw NuaE Nov lA-wal street l.s0 +. M
Money loaned al SGs per cent Exchange
steady, % lhuI $; governments were arm
Cutvncy Es, 81 25H bid as coups, tl2,'s btd
IS ccups, III Uld
The stock market this morning opened
quiet, but afcr Gr>t few dealings u buying OF
%. L, X ", l., & n, y. J. Central. NOrtbw,st 4
thattaunC&a was begun, ana continued Win
litle Interruption up TO midday, whom q e
whole list showed advances, runEtr x from q &C.
SpoJ cent The only weak spot was l., b. W
aud Manitoba, which declined l-, ana arcr cent
tespect'Ny.y. Tne market at umc OF WuNns -
iA tru
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-13
NEWS FROM NEAR PLACES.

Minnie Long, aged L, OF EIkton, Md, was
Captured in PhiIsdel phis. on Friday, while
clipping with James brennan.
At NorristOwn, William Nichols member
OF the Harris Starr opera company. died Of
pneumonia after an illness OF ten days He
was aged about IS years
Charles Edward Lyman va rescued nearly
burned 10 death from burning stable in
Reading on Friday
Miss Meta Orti an IS year old Reading girl,
was held in $500 bail by \ 'derman Long tor
threatening 10 shoot her father, Edward Oiti.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-13

Last evening william Rosen field started
away from the Pennsylvania railroad station
with coupe As h5 was turning around at
the Ilioster hOuse one of the wheels came OIL
the vehicle R0sonteld and George Burton,
hotel porter otthe Stevens house, " ere thrown n
from the top OF the carriage hut neither ono
was hurt, although botn were pretty well
covered with mud.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-13
a SHOW One R,nksn In

Tbis morning a rather curious accident oc-
CURED at the shoe store Of John Is. Slough,
on North Queen street In front of the door
there was standing high glass sh0x case,
which was filled with shOses The box on
which the case stood Was mounted on rollers
The wind got behind the case and started it
rolling down the pavement, which slants
toward the street There was no one near al
the time and before the case ccuid rs stopped
It dashed into the street and was broken to
pieces
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-13
nfuDitiCsDt Cuts.

Two earnest church women have given the
sum of $3.50 900 to build Protestant Epsco.
pal Memorial church In the northwes ern
section Of Philadelphia
William BucknelI, of Philadelphia, has
lu7' given so 900 10 Buckneil University at
Le"l-burg, Pa, toward the erection OF a
building Tor astronomical purposes and the
equippinE Of the same.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-13

Frank Shsub, the boy arrested at the fur.
mace by O.dcer WenminRer, was releas ed
this afternoon. VIM. Chillas was appointed
his guardian aud will take the boy aud give
MIN home
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-13
The Elephant hoy,

There is a curiosity on exhibition on West
King street, known as the " Elephant Boy"
It's a Young man whose body IL Of natural
stZe. His legs from the hips down sre very
thick aud they as well as bis feet reselub 9
that OF an elephant
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-13

ise Mlsanerchor FAIR will open next Wed.
nesoay, and last evening a msa,'r,, ~.
~, n5'u ih 'ne hail to psgfec, arranRemspt.
ne ialies we're busy tying ayerpreers o.
J" m .'iil me haii The donations are coy,Nir /, ,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-13

Friday was the $50 anniversary Of the
birth Of Harry Rohrer, OF ths William Penn
hotel, and he was surprised by visit from
twenty couples: The party WAS Hospitality
entertained by Mr. Robrer. A feature Of tie
evening WAS the musical selections OF Josn
r. Trewitz aud Hiram CrOome.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-13

henry Bowman, charged with slandering
Daniel O leason, OF GOrdonyilIe, entered bail
Tor his appearance AZ the next term of the
common pleas CouTt in the sum OF 500 that
amount OF bail WAS agreed upon by the coun.
sci interC sted In the case
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-13

rsrrADs-rHA. nov lS--FlCur steady saleS
D 50 neTrels. Nnu. makers, g. 50Ri5u: FernA
Ia. uy g, 2 S.Lgl IS western al 8 a'Gitn Fat
bye haGr steady At IS p.
u.. call" heat Nov, ,s...c, Dee,
.... .. ,.., So" Feb So.
. '.p-N"v, i!Ac bee, 4Isc:Jan a.. - Fc'.
Cals- Hov, 3'.a; bee, So; Jan sc.
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Ynrh,. Prnnn..n NJ un..,

For the proposed new hotel In York, the
number of ofsubscriptious received To date arc
t&o O5O unconditional, and $4,000 Condk
uona! on its being temperance hotel.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-13
sale Of Real E.tate.

Henry Shubert, auctionCer and real estate
| agent sold at publio safe, November Il, 81
the Leopard hotel, the property belonging 70
the estate of jacob L, KulinEer, deceased,
situated on the north side OF West Orange
street. No Gao to Flank GTisst, for S2I.A
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From the New Holland Clarion
They say there is girl in L tst Earl who,
for want Of beau, stuffed the arm OF an Old
coat with hay and placed it around her wstst
and sat IN the soft moonlight.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-11-13
Reserved Ds,t.inn-

ffank Able was heard by Alderman Barr
t"dsy on charge of malicious trespass on
c@onlIlan, con- OF WIN. Johnson. The alderman