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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-02-03
A Conclusive Letter from the Lead
ing Distiller in Nebraska.
Hcw$l 600 HIGH LICENSE AFFECTS THE
TRADE.

How 81 600 HIGH LICENSE AFFECTS THE
TRADE.
The letter below is most significant. Ii
is confidential letter VIZ itten for the guild
ance of the liquor-dealers of New York in
answer to questions as to the fleet High
License-has upon the liquor trade. The
writer Of the letter is president of the larg-
est distillery company in all Nebraska, a
state that was the first to adopt High Lii
cense. adopting it because Of the urgency
Of John B. Finch and other temperance
leaders in 1881. The licence fee is 81 600
for any kind Of saloon. John B, Finch ov-
er and over again declared that his cham
pionship Of High License in Nebraska "was
the greatest mistake of my life"
WILLOW SPRINGS DIsTILLING Co.
P E. ILER, President. j. H. ILER, Secr't.
Omaha, Neb., Jan. 7, 1883.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-26
THE CASE OUTLINED.
WaAf COUNSEL FOR THE LONDON
sslMEsA PROMISES 10 PROVE
n. webster says Ne win usm rhose who
were Passssspssors IN the Alleged out
rages % rsausy- what rhey VIII Dis
closs.rhs commisaion Adjourns.

. LONDON, o,t 26 Sir Richard Webster
continued his address before ~he PArnell
ccmmission to-day. In his remarks
the attorney general intimAted that
it was his intention TO deal at
length with the violent orations
delivered by members OF the National
League In county Glare during the years
lse5, 1886 ana 1857. At this point 6ir
James Hauncn, the presiding Judge, asked
Sir Richard II he did not think that be
had already sufficiently indicated the
line Of argument which he intended to
adopt. Sir Richard replied that he
must deal with all those counties
which had been picked out 90
affordipg. the most striking proof Of the
character OF the Leagues agitation. He
however understood Sir James hint, and
was desirous OF adopting any practical sug
gestion which might assist him in shorten
Ing his remarks
Tho attorney general has finished
his address on behalf OF the Times
In his concluding remarks he as
serted that the witnesses which he pro-
posed to call In support OF his case
would be persons who had been actual
particlpators in outrsges, Tney would tell
the commission what monies had been
paid them for their share OF the work, and
how the crimes had been arranged. The
commission then adjourned until Tuesday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-26
T>XECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ neal Estate.

ON TUESDAY. NoyRhBRR Is, A. ID. 1888,
at 1.-THE Leopsrd Hotel. In the city OF Lancaster,
the undersigned will offer at public sale the
folio wing valuable real state. to wit:
Tract NO ], being "A lot of ground, on which
is erected ourstory brick store bui ding.
'front.' ~ feet, more or less. ana extending in
depth 81 feet 8 inches. more or less.
Tract No. 2. being lot of Rround on which
numbered 20 Centre Square, containfog IN
front 10 feet ii inches, more or less, and ex-
tending in depth AZ feet inches, more or less.
Tract 70, ., being = lot of ground on which
Is erected a two-story ana mansard roof brick
dwelling house. situated on The south side of
Columbia avenus, aud nu 10 bered 8 Cottage
Place, containing In fIont SO feet, more or less
and extending Ia depth 200 feet, more or less.
This property has water. gas. waite closets,
furnace, range, aud all modern i'm mprovements
ana would make delightful home.
Tract No 4, being six lots ofground situa-
ted on hs southeast corner OF College avenue
ana West Lemon rect containing in front
2 feet ntd extendius eastwarf l!2 feet,
east aud south
a. T,sct NO being 70, Of ground. situstsa
containing In front % feet and sxtending In
alleys
ans whole OF the above mentioned store
buildings are tananUd by nrst-class ten ants.
ana they prese 4 most desirable In Investment,
and " vi be sod togeihs sr II desired By
the purchaser
ties can 90 so by ctuing on lhs undersigned.
rala to commence at O'Clock d ~, when
condti ,ns Will be made snown by
kAkIA MOsTkTTEk,
WtLLIAM n. HOsTEfrER.
FRANK l.. HosrkTTBR.
EXECUTORS oi ID. u. Hostetter, deceased
JOEL HAMS, Auct octxt1toTuAf
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-26

CHICAGO. Oct. D.-Cattle-R Receipts. 10 800
thipmens 6,6oo marhet slow beeyes.
1913 70 steers. eS COOS 90; stockere and feeders
Teasns steer. d toos 90, western rangers.
"RS RSss @aece,pts. ~ ,e.w head, sh,pmen,s,
6t00t market strong, mixed % 30
e. 90; heavy. y Aoas 10 light, s'sooo sa skips.
shoep Receipts, $500 head |; shipmentH.
as % western % shers, % q 7sos 90 % Isss: sSorn. T.
EAST LIanRrT.-Catue - Receipts. eJ
shipments, 5l9; market dull prime,
$50 I; feeders, ss 2s6l 90; stookers. o nos no
cars shipped TO New York todAy.
Hogs : keceipts. a.i9o head shipmenU
6sj, mixed. o ts0s 7o; Yorkers, . zoo
esoi common 20 fair: g zoos -; pigs. |" %
sheep-keeeipts. 1000 shipmenta. 1000;
market f,rm prime. sto! % ,fair 70 good.
u 2tG3 10 common. 0O2 lambs, Is 5o05 d.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-26
The Democratic clubs.

The big parade OF the York Democracy
2i, and 1t is altogether likely that many
Lancaster people will 20 over. A rate OF 20
cents for the round trip can be secured FOR
500 people or over. The Sixth ward will
hold . meeting this evening to make ar
rangements for the trip, and It Is likely
that the Eighth ward will 70.
Ali citizens, not members OF equipped
clubs and wishing to participate In the
Democratic parade al York on Friday eve.
ming, November 2, will meet for consulta.
tion ct the Young Mems Democratic rooms
on Saturday, OctOber q, at 8 o'clock.
At . meeting OF the Eighth Ward Bat.
TALON held last evening, the nomination of
DR. Westhaeffer for the legislature was
unanimously endorsed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-26
cOnMoN COUNCILS SPECIAL MEETING
The Members OF select Council VIII No
Meet This Evening.

A special meeting Of common council has
been called for this evening to consider the
light question. The members were notified
oil the meeting by Clerk Deem on ascall
addressed to President Beard, signed by
the requisite number Of names. President
Beard did not issue the call, and the first
intimation he hsd OF the meeting WAS Clerk
Desn's postal. The usual practice Is for the
president TO notify the clerk to call tho
meeting, but President Beard WAS out Of
town, ana at the request Of those who
wanted the meeting Clerk Deem called It.
President Evans wss not requested 10
call Q meeting and select council will not
be In session. Under the new municipal
law each branch of councils may hold spec
ial meetings, but any action taken by COM
mon council will not be final until con-
CURED In by the select branch. Nothing
will be gained by common council meeting
tonight.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-26

To clear our stock of Jerseys
we have made these unusually
early Reduction throughout
| the whole line.
We no not Intend nor can we
afford to duplicate any one
number at these prices. and
therefore advise you to buy at
once any of these Jerseys at
their reduced prices, should
you be in need of any.
Fast Black, Coat Back, re.
duced to a. cents.
Fast Black, Pompadour Front,
reduced tn 60 cents.
Pure Worsted Pompadour
Jersey, reduced to e5 cents,
worth SI.25.
An elegant Pure Worsted
Coat-Back Jersey, reduced to
o5 cents.
An elegant all-wool Braided
Jersey, reduced to 81.
An extra fine Pure Worsted
Jersey, heavy braided, reduced
to SI.23.
Fine Worsted Military Jer-
sey, silk braid. reduced to SI.23.
One lot OF Jerseys reduced
to Io cents.
Black Boucle Jerseys, coat
back, reduced to "A cents.
An extra fine Plain Worsted
Jersey, reduced to SI.I9.
Extra fine, reduced to SI.so.
One of our finest reduced to
$I.5S.
Extra fine Pompadour Jer-
seys, reduced to SI.34.
One lot of extra heavy Coat
Back Jerseys, formerly s. and
S2.5o, reduced to SI.58. A
wonderful bargain.
Extra heavy fine Soutache,
braided, reduced to SI.oS.
Fancy or Military.
One lot of heavy plaid Jersey
Jackets, reduced to 90 cents
apiece.
Navy Jerseys, white braided,
reduced to SI.6S.
Several other numbers have
been reduced.
Cut this out, come in and ask
to see these goods. You need
not buy them unless you are
satisfied that you are getting a
better Jersey for the money
than you can get anywhere
else.
ASTRICI PpOc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-26
Ten million, Exported.

In the New Era's sccount Of the display
made by tho employees of John w.
Lowell 1t was stated that one Of the mot
tees read (" Under a Tariff on Hides the
United States Imported Leather. With
Free Hides We Now export $40, 600 Yearly" 4"
The reporter neglected to add three null,
Hes 1t should have read "We export
SIC, 600.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-26
EXECuToR's SALE OF REAL Es
DAY, NOVEMBER 0. lsss.

NENEDA' NUNNNbtH y Irbo.
by virtue OF an order OF sale granted by the
orphans Court OF Lancaster county, the un-
deTsixned, executor OF Rev. John Tucker de-
ceased. Will sell the following real estate viz /:
Lot OF ground on south side of West Orange Q
street, Lancaster, containing 80 feet 2& inches
iront. ana extending In depth 100 feet on
which Is erected double one-siory tame
dwelling house, Nos. 3l2 and 3la. The lot con,
tains choice fruit trees.
Sale ut o'cloek p. m !, al the Franklin House
when terms Will be made knownby
LEWlSs. TUCRFR,
Executor OF Rev, John Tucker, deceased,
AUG y. hEiN9HL. Auct o20-lUtds,Tu,Th
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-26

Mr.. Elmer. Of Philadelphia. has Just com.
plsted q little pocket volume. entitled From
Washington TO Cleveland" tbs history ana
platforms OF all political parties from 1883 to
lssos which should be IN the hands OF oyery
voter. The price has been fixed at-mail
tpaper eover) Is cents library edition 20
cents tstamps or postal note) Address only
=. h. Stretch. r. U. Box 87s. PHILADELPHIA, Pa
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1. Mardn. tha uuntsr y

The Republican parade OF last evening
had bad effect on business at Fulton
opera house. Frank I. Frayne, one OF the
pioneers In blood. curdlipg dramas, ap.
peared In "Mardo, the Hunter" There
was scarcely anybody In thelower part OF
the house, but there was quite number In
the gallery. The play seemed to please
the audience. Several dogs and lion
were introduced In the piece,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-26

ESTATE Or ANNA Is. ZUERCHER,
~ late OF Iancaster city, dece eased The
exc spti5ns ana 10 distribute ths balance re-.
manning In the hands of James. Zuert her, ad.
ministrntor OF Anna u Zuercher, deceased, 10
ana among those legally entitled to the sane,
VIII sit for that pun pose on Friday. November
10 lses. at 10 O'Clock n. m, In the Library Room
OF the Court House, in the city of Lancaster,
where all persons interested in sa'd distribu.
tion may attend. ID. hoMULLEN,
oct2s-Stdtu Auditor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-26
Sewer Ologged.

Complaint has been made at the station
house that the sewer at Hazel and Prince
streets IL clogged shut with dirt. The water
has been runniDg into cellars OF people In
aho neigbborhood, and there is talk O:
bringing suits against the city for damages.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-26
MA RRETR,

rev Nork market,
NEW YORK. Oct 2L-Flour market our +.
kxtrh, % 6JG7 So; City sill, Extra, % aOsS5 So
Winter W heat extra. % 1908 IS
Wheat-ko. !. ked, state, gl I7dl Is; No q
" ID; no 2 Red. winter. Noy., al 10y:
Dec, 10; receipts. $3.50; shipments,
Corn [ No H. Mixed, Cash. 4sHo |:
sSipmeass SSn NE ,Dee' tohei receipts loj 600
0ss NO: j. White, state. 4a.. No. a DO.
SOC; No. 2 mixed, Nov, S0slc; Dee, si4c
veoefpts. $500 shipments. a OOO.
Bye dull State Tic
barley dull, at s5195c.
FORK dull OLD Mess, SO 2J0l6 rs
LARD nominal; Nov, a. IS Dec, Es47
oolasses dull for 30 boiling stnck 800
s.scx s etrap l.c. New Orleans. 2OGi0c.
xofpenLne quiet at 45Kc
e6.in onli strained "a good, N tOSfll OS
xoIoieum steady Refined ia Casos exc.
1rei9nts dul grain TO LiverpooI "a
1ettot nfn astern Creamery aGaa6ko
Cnoose duli Western Flat, 7.tsc
Ssa.e ,sz .,srtoly, 7xasc Fancy White. ia
asiEsss aasiEss quiet staOs. 2so.2Nc; western, gX
-. susssr dulii Rsnuea cutiosf. sg<e; sranula.
ysilow dun Prime CITY. bHe.
nee nominal Carolina. fair Logooc bs<c
Couee steadyi Fair Csrgoes. ilor Iio, I5Ac
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pUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE

PUBLiC SALE OF VALUABLE
Pursuant to orders OF sale issued from the
Orphaps' Courts OF Berks Lancaster ana Leb.
anon counties, there viii be sold at public
safe, SAFE AZ the Eagle hotel In The village OF Robe.
sonia, BerkB county,
ON SATURDAY. OCTOBER 81. ATlP.M
ths following tracts OF improved farm land:
NO. !. All that certain Homestead Farm
near the village OF Robesonia, In Heidelberg
township, berks, county. adjoining lands OF
hobesonia Furnace Company. Foier Lein.
niger, george ege, esq. deceased, ana others,
containing about lsJ Acres. The tract 10 be
surveyed ana sold by the acre. The inn prove.
ments are complete set OF farm buildings In
No. 2. A certain farm messuage and Tract of
Land. situate In Lower Heidelberg township
berks county, adjoining lands or andrew and
Lerch and Others. containing Is Acres mo ore
or less, the improvements being a Frame
Dwelling House. Barn and other farm build
No. g. A certain farm and tract ofIandlvipg
partly In west Cocalico township, Lancaster
county, ana partly in Mill Creek township.
lebanon county, Pa. adjoining lands of
Joseph Diehl. Jacob Ebling, Jeremiah Boyer,
et al, containing % Acres and lao Perches
The improvements being a good Dweliins
house. barn and other farm buildings.
us NO, =; certain farm. situated partly IN
ana partly In Mill Creek township, Lebanon
county. adjoining lands OF Joseph Diehl,
retec Tsxter. Peter uhlrich, samuel Hage,
the public roaa leading TO nobesonia et MI
containining 46 Acres ana l+O Perches.
kstate OF Jonathan Meyer. deceased
RI, rae ~ l p: m. when terms and conditions
Parties desiring to examine the premises
Will DO cheertully shown around on applica,
tion; sAMuELR. DEPPEk. Rooesohia.
costo1h Administrator.
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Mew Horn stocks,

0pw fokH. Oct. %. y. m.-Mcney CLOSED
- so1k per cent Exchange steady posted
1ntaas - Hk0t sck; actual rates q st0
. e>k tor 90 Gays ana d ssc& ss5z for dem ana |,
&ovezrmsnts closed steady currency s's,
M Daa - coupon u a'ezi 4h's 90. q os7.
- stock market 10 day opened nrmer at
eu1ht advance. but ON = selling OF Rich.
0nHe ana west Point stocks prices weakened
80 o<c'ta<d X 10 pef cent durtpg the nst
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-26
Murder In the rirs, Degree.

Murderer Thomas J. Cole, who brutally
hacked Walter Il. McAlllster with q hatchet
while his victim WAS asleep last ] uiy at their
boarding house In Philadelphia, was on
Thursday found guilty Of murder In the
first degree,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-26

hour. After II O'Clock q buying of the q ansers
and Lake Shore was commenced ana the De
cline was fully recovered. Al noon values
were at about last niehrs figures. The mar.
ket has since been arm.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-26
PhiisdeIpl,iA Produce Msrss,

fnILApxLYaIA, Oct q. - Flour Gull sslss
10 bbls MINI. Bakers, s5 25st6 tO penn1a
snmiiy, 9Da5 10; Western 30, s5 Oad6 10
=. Winter Patents. u OoS7 ooi spring DO. q 100
kye. q Io9iIgk.
:, IN y,.hs<satIoet; sio-Hi Nov. NCsss Dec.
IS scosa-oot. bOxc; sov. .3xc; Dec. 4sxe; jan.
ss::I-oet. :-t. SIC Nov. ssxc; Dee, si4;
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-26

TOR SALE-AT PRIVATE SALE,
TIE thIee-story store ana Dweling
house. NO ts North Queen street, Lancaster
city, Pa Inquire OF
u. C. kREADY,
No. ~ East Kiag street.
..,,o NJ xMiry ior Estate OF Jacob y. kready.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-26
Valuable Propor,y For Sale,
ro>ESary Voter I'm AmerIos, ,

The property Of Dorothea Brien. decease a.
No. ll6 East King street. viii be ofreiei fol
sale at the Leopard hotel this evening.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-26
H1RsH & BROTHER
SPECIAL!
HIRSH & BROTHER.

Times have changed greatly. High
prices are thing of the past. Every
one must conform with the times.
We have coJormed long ago. It's
hardly credible, but nevertheless
true, that we make you a suit to order
THAT will fit you perfectly at the
price you pay Others for ready-made
Clothing. There are many advantages
in having your suits made to order
the most important is that the gar.
ments are much better made.
What would you think of fine
Cashmere Suit to order for sl2, made
in frst-class style and guaranteed
strong and durable in fabric?
Did you say impossible ? Nothing
is impossible with us in the way Of
manufacturing.
You have the choiceof 20 different
styles of Worsteds in black, stripes,
checks or colors, from $40 to eos.
Nothing looks better than fine
fitting Psntaloon. We have $50
different styles of Trouserings from
50 SO to $3.50. No better styles to be
found anywhere.
Most everyone knows the wearing
qualities of Corduroy. We have the
genuine imported article in brown
or drab from which We will make
you Suit for sl2. This is positively
the cheapest in the city.
Overcoats are a necessary article
just now. 200 pieces of Overcoat-
ings are on our counters. Your
choice of these from sl0 to s25.
Where else will you get such bar.
gains
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-26
CITY REAL ESTATE
ATEXEI UTOHS, SALE

ON MONDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1888
The undersigned exec utors OF the will OF he
late J ohm he- Sc, deceased, viii sell at pubic
sale at the Leopard hotel. the following de-
scribed real estate. viz:
No i. All that Lot or GROUND situated
on tho west siue of Water street, \ os "a ana
%. between West King and Orange Streets In
the city OF Lancaster, containing in front on
said Water street forty feet, more or 10, and
extending in depth Westward forty feet
more or less, on which are erected q Double
Two-Story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, nos
"A ana 20. wood shed, Hydrant Well of Water
with Pump therein and otner improvements
ko2 Ant that LOTUF GROUND ST uated on
the south sioe OF West walnut street. between
Water and Mulberry streets, in the city OF
Lancaster. on which Is erected a Two-storied
BRICK DwELLIsG HOUSE. No, 2lI. con-
tanning In front on Walnut street. twenty-
one feet. ana extending in dspth ninety
two feet, six inches, to an eight feet wide
alley.
ssleto commence Mt 7,so p, m. on said day,
when attendance will be given and terms
THEODORE wENDITZ,
CHARLkS II RhEsE,
EXECUTORS
y. howa, Auct oct6-1 b. F,stsd
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NEW VsRqIskM sN4s.
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pskiNa POWDER,
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-08
T75Iamta.

w AIN EUs
 A POSITION in store or grocery as porter EA driver for an intelligent and active yol man. Inquire of A. P MILLER, d8 lit 27 Garden stree
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-08
ReIlg1ous ServIces.

FIRST BAPrIsT CHURCH WoosteE s and 7:30 p. m. The pastor will speak at both ser vices. All seats free.
 UNITED CHURCH Prof Lewis o. Brastow will scSaoI st 1.i5 hSH9 a. l A e. E. will hold it's meeting in the chapel at 6: 15 p. m.
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH-(Church street, near Chaper-Preaching at 10:3O a m by the pas tor, J, C. Rodger. Bible school at 12 m. Lecture in evening at 7:30 p. m. All invited. Seats free.
 HUMPHREY STREET CHURCH CNear Orange).- Rev Frank R. Luckey, pastor. Divine worship at 1o:3o and 7:3o with sermon by the pastor Sunday school at ?. Y. P. s. c. E. at 6:15. Every body welcome.
 COLLEGE STREET CHURCH Divine services with B. tomoryoW T @ at % i0:36 a. m Sunday school at F m. Young peoples meeting at 6:a0 D. Ill. Praise service t:30 p. m.
 I. c. Meserve pastor Sermon at 10;so Sunday school st noon. Primary class st 2:3o D. n Y P. s. c. F., meeting at 6:3o p. m. Evening service at 7::0 D.
 EAST SIDE NJ E. CHURcH.-Rev. S. D. Paine, pas at tor a1 l0S m ana a.ti1 Ss % at 30. At night the pastor will lecture on Charles Wesley and sacred song. tor at 10:so a. nn. and 7:s0 D. m. Sunday school pt m sraHge4 dPorasy n2sed
 CHURCH OF THE HoLY SPIRIT, Second Universalist, 0f tb aHS Mafq at 1o:3o and 7:3o. Sunday school at i2:l5 Preach are cordially invited.
 EAST PEARL STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL Cz7URCH.-(Near Grand avenue1 Rev. A. H. Good enough, pastor. Services 10:30 a. and T:15 p. m: Evening topic: "A pious patriot" = Sunday school at noon. Young peoples meeting st p. m. A cordial welcome to all
 CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH (First Unversast)-Or- ange street above % Elm,Reo m I; l. S9ucesSi si pas st I0:30 and 7:30. Subjects Morning, Guarding the temple.' Evening lecture to young men and women on How to become attractive"
 FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Rev. Mel vile B. Chapman, D.D., pastor. Divine service al 1o:30 and 7:30. 1o:30: The pastor will preach morning and evening. 12 m: Sunday school. 7;8o: Subject: "An inhospitabls city ' Young people s meeting at 6:ao. You are cordially invited.
 DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH (corner of Chapel and in and 7:sO p. m. Sunday school at 12 m. Young peoples meeting at 6:30 p: m Morning subject "The drawings of God" Even ing subject: "When is one Christiant"
 TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL ALCHURCH.-(Dwight Place. corner George streetl-Rev. G. E. Reed D. D.. pastor. Preaching morning and evening by the pastor; subject for the evening: ''The return and the welcome fifth of series on the Prodi- gal and his brother. Sunday school teachers meet ing at 9:30 a. n. Sunday school meets at 12 m. GEORGE STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rev. Joseph Baird, pastor At 10:30 a. m. preach ing by Rev, J. O. Peck D. D., subject: Paul's joy in gospel debts At 7:36 D. m: Centennial ami vel ess of t:1e ,ieath of Charles Wesley, song ser vice snd addresses. Sunday school at noon. Young peoples prayer meeting at 6:30 p. m. Seats are free. Strangers always welcome.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-12-08
On Trial In Boston.

William F. Lockwood and John Kirschner of Worcester, Mass, were placed on trial in Boston yesterday charged with obtaining $1 ,000 on false pretenses. Both formerly lived here, Kirschner owning at that time the printing establishment now known as Price, Lee & Co. About two years ago they moved to Worcester, where they opened printing office. Later on they purchased the paper