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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-12-22
NOTICE
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Il. G. O'NeiI, Deceased

Estate Of Il. c. O'Neil, Deceased
TN THE DISTRICT COURT. OF THE
sixth Judicial District, OF the state OF
Nevada. in and for the County Of White Pine
In the matter of the estate Of X. G. DWELL
deceased. h.v-
Inc Claims against tho estate OF X. Z. ONeii'
hhreeased. 10 present and exhibit tho same,
with The necessary vouchers, within len
MONTHS from the first publication OF TINS
notice to Mrs. Mary Jane O'Neil,. Admins
trafrix Of said estate, at her r%esidenc AT !ns
Valley. White Pine Comfy, state OF Neyada,
or said clsims will be baraed by tho Statute
Of tho said State In such cases made ana
MARY JANE o'NEIL.
Administrative Of said estate.
Dated this 3D. day Of September, All 1000
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POST OFFICE STORE.

81 BY strict attention to hu'iness 0nd hii
dealing | hope to merit and receive n libcra
share Of the public patronage.
II. +. MILLER.
Cherry Creek, April 5. 1859. II
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YEHSI NOTES

Chas. T. Secrets tla-mej by the Sen
ace as po,,aias,eral PlrS-rshurg
Hugh Stsrijr- IS romiaa.l or post
mas,rvat Whrel,ug.
Ex- Delegate Hooper, of Utah Territory,
IS dead aged 5o
Gen. aad Mrs. Grant were in Washington
last NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of much attention
R-,. Dr. C45s p Kraata. Lutheran, at
one time Wnch,sier castor. IS dc. a.
Wall va,dcr5ih bas -aiiedor Hayana
oaa r,cr,iiv. "Trip to Mexico.
Vau PIE milling property at Cohocs. n
\. destroyed by Ere-Ios-cs over ambition
Lii. q. lad.r aud Leading Thunder, OF
the Chippewa Indians, have reached Wash.
iu.,on g, see their great @tler
Vr Deboi.c. W,sLin.too, Ca
eraud~ u of Rot Toama-. s. dying from I'M
jgd received while caasting.
The Richmond >a'. say. chat las. ycal
aas %, OF o.s commercial prosperity ia
that fly.
Tbc Norfolk and Western freight and pas
,eag,r depot 9. Zein rear roesstar- il
burned
ID. Taylor. Yep. is elected VI. c. in th,
l7.l Ohio dis,rir. 20 succeed Uldesraf
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NOTIcE nd CREpITORs.

t. The Crcdi,0rs NJ Drill Re,bq,t. dcccased
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court
Of the County OF jefferson. made in o cause
therein pending. 10 subject the real estate r.
the said David Reinhart to the payment OF his
debts, you are required Is present your claims
against the estate Of the said David Renhari
for adjudication to CicOn Moore. commissioner
at his Office in the said county on ri before TIE
10th day Of February, iss3. Witnes T. =
Lynch, clerk OF said c0rtt dis Both dag Of D.
cem5er. lS82. T. P.LYNCH. Clerk.
January 4, l5s3-Gt Free Pres Zee 3 -
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1898 Drug Trade 1898
AI$QIL'IEE ~ CO.

Court-TIouse Square, Charlestown,
nEALERS iuDucs. Chemicals. Paints Oils.
II Window Glass. Patent Medicines. spa,S
rrrmmcrics. Hair. Nail and Tooth Brushes,
Dru.-l.t, Sundries and Fancy Goods.
We respectfully call the attention of our Gus
TONERS and the public 90 orr large and well Sc
lcctcl stoc. OF an articles usually kcptin first
class Drug Store With increased facilities for
business and enlarged stock we are prepared 60
serve the public with all goods in our line at
reasonable figures. We are prepared TO supply
country physicians with all articles they need
90 tire most moderate prices
our Book and Stationery department has
been well stocked and we are Offering special
inducements ON goods In this line
4 full line of Tobacco. Scars, and smoking
Tobacco always ON hand. We are headquarters
CIR john Lucas & Cos Liquid Paints-any
quantity OF an color, from Z To 70 gil cans
always I'm stock.
.t-r-- f~S3
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Cona,issiosscr's .sosice.

Is tho Circuit CoartofJ Jefferson County We
! Virginia.
j. 4. REMNANT and Charles II kabls, sd
ministrator OF David Rhe,ihart, deceased, Rigr
Against 10 chdno0y
JANE Il. REiNHART David Reinhart, J. a
Rcnhart. Alice Clark. Sarah Schroeder. laiir,
Nurnamakor, Laura Kablc end Annie kab.
infant children II Annie kablc decd Lorcnm
Dow Hess, Mary Hess. ~ = White Trustee
Joshua Arnold, Charles II kablo. Trustee i.or
is T. DIETRICH, George T. Rcinhart and ilcnr
St0Uiisr. DcicHdqhH
Erirrof froH DerCc ~ Dcrrmicr $, I-s2.
II T. adndgcl. Ordered and decrcci fiia'
this rausc be- rclerrel l0 Commissioner Clann
Moore 90 ascertain and report First The feI
;ateOf which he sai David Remnant diei
sized end possessed the quantity tie maslr
and rental value thereof second, 70 settle ihc
administration account Of !. s. Reinhart ari
G. II Kublc as Administrators Of said iagi'
Rcinhart Third, 10 convene all the creditor
OF the said David Kcinliari decd. aficr l.rfe
such noiccas X required by chapter 60 .ec..nu
of the Acts 81 l5S2; Fourth. 70 audit 40 %"
debts outstanding against the estate 81 Daa
Rcnhart, decreased. showing their amounts afI
priortics: Fifth TO state ANY liens binding on
the real estate OF the said David Reiuhari which
ore not subject 10 the dover right ~ Jane j
keinhart. widow OF David Rcimhar. deceased
and 20 state any other matter. any Of the par
tics hereto may deem pertinent" 4 copy
Tcste- T. T. LYNCH Clerk
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kggas 5t0sice.


~ the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, W.
L Virginia, in Term December 7th, lss2
Edrqd f,om Docyce.
JOHN W. WALRANEN, Plaintiff
Against IN thancery.
JACOB a. MYERS Administrator and others
Dcfcaduty.
"On consideration whereof, the Court doth
adiudse. o.dcr and decree that the defendant
John f. Myers do render arr account 81 his adj
ministratiou OF the estate OF Jacob 4. Myers be-
fore George " r. kcarslcy a Commissioner Of
this Court. who is directed 10 examine, state
and settle the same; and said Commissioner il
also directed 90 take an account Of the real e.
tate Of which Jacob 4 Myers died seized aud
possessed with it, actual and annual value
and also au account ef all debts against said e.
tate. with their Iriorities. Notice u the cred
itors OF said estate shall bc given as required by
the Act cd March Ord, lssZ Section :, and said
Commissioner kcarslcy in executing this decree
Will give notice Of the time and place, once "a
week for Jour successive weeks. IN some news
paper published in the county, JcierT0n. aud
such publication shall beequ lalent TO personal
service on ail parties and be viii report in the
premises TO This Court, with ali matters deemed
pertinent by bim elf OF which any Of the par
tie- may require said notices u be published
in the faFE Pass \ copy este-
F. LYNCH.
NOTICE.
Parties interested in the foregoing cause are
hereby notified that ! shall proceed % execute
the same ai my office in Charlest0wn on Mon
dag the 18TH day OF February, laS3
GEO. ". T. KFARSLEY.
January :. ISIS SIT. Commissioner.
Free Press fee = ~
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To tie C-eJio, ,f .Jnc7b i. Wg0e, de-e1red
IN pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
octhceourty of Jefferson made in q cause there
ir peadn 10 suldcci the real estate Of the said
Jacob a. Myer, t. tic payiaent OF his debts.
Won are required 10 present Your claims against
the estate of tie said Jacob A. Myers for adiu-
dication 90 Geo w. T Kcars!ey, commissioner,
ut his Office in said county. on or before the 18th
day Of February, 1883. Witnes, = +. Lynch,
clerk of said court, this Both day of December,
fsS2. T. 7. LYNCH. Clerk.
January :. lsS3-Gt Free Press fee Sl.s7
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

From the Ns0s:
M Taouls Latham and M Geo. Z.
Diedenderter, wo of the Oldest citizens of
Winchester, are I'LL.
Mrs. Ide. vie of Prof =. 4 Ide, Of the
Episcopal Female Institute. most estima-
be LADY. del %. the reiideuee OF her nus
Band ia this place last Welnesiiy ni5ht
4 manufacturing company has leased the
X ntGcSy penitn.iary. Mr. ". +. Dan
ar -e. civil engineer a Winehestrlan, is
mem ser Of this company. The company
emp lgS more han 5000 men, 1900 being
emp }gcd in ,he tailoring department alone.
Col J. B. Lady of Rockbridge has re-
n.unced Mahouci,m and denounced Ma
honeaal his methods The Riehmond Dn-
patch SAYS " We have FROM Col Lady him
self the assurance that he i on the war
path against Malone AMI intends to make
his influence fclt all over the Common
wealth." n hoa,'s fate is likely to be like
uu.o Ac;pJa', II, will be killed By his
own dogs,
Tg,n.y TeIrs great SIJsTer,
from Constipation. Had swallowed a half
au-heI OF Pills. and drank over barrel OF
+ Cuthartic and laxative slops Had tried
every Patent Medicine recommended in
such eases, and had been treated 10y all the
/ best physicians In Philadelphia, and was H.
1aily tod by her consulting physicians that
/ She was now tGo weak for Cathartic Mcdl-
.iuo OF injections. and that She must die
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I~OTTCF.

w Hist retiring from the tarpcn'ng
W business rs announced on the 4ih r-
slant, do not intend 10 IclinqUish the Tin aui
stove Business but on the contrary pr0pos.
10 push it 10 is fullest extent To this end {
have purchased new and elegant supply Cd.
stoves and Timing Material and respectfully
invite the attention Of ths public to the saur.
JAMES W. BUTT
No,. ~ 1870
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Commissioners Notice.
n the Circuit Court ofIefsson County We
i Virginia,

In the Circuit Court ofIefisson County. We
i Virginia,
GEORGE W. WRIGHT. Plaintiff
Against IN ChGacrrt
JAMES r. LITTLETON, laura Iitilet0n. '-
sepb rrapnell, Trustee, and The Jefferson Co.
Building Association No. D. Defegdr1fs
E5trqd from Decree of Deosmber 2, 1872.
II i ordered and decIeed that this cause be-
referred tO Commissioner Gloon Moose 20 asccr
tain and report First. the real estate Of which
the defendant james r. IlttletOn il seized md
possessed with the market and rental value
thereof; Second. al the liens binding on thr
real estate Of the said defendant. the amount
and priOrities thereof together with any Othg
matter deemed pertinent by amy Of the psriic-
hereto \ cDpy-Iestc
LYNCH. C!erk
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that will execute the
foregoing decree 20 my Office in ChariestOwf
West Virginia on the 18th day Of Januar'
lss3. Given under nay hand this md d0y ~
January, lSsS CLEON MOORE
January {. 1871 G0nrissioae
Free Press re- - 81
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$500.

Wanted on first rate real estate, near
Charlestown. Persons having money to
loan win find a good place for it by apply
ing, at once, in writing to
K. p O. Box No. 8,
Charlestowu, w. Va.
H.. IL 1890
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NOTICE.
BANK NOTICE.

THE First National Bank Of Jefferson at
Charlest0wn. West Virginia, has declared
dividend Of Three per cent. for the past six
months clear Of all taxes, payable on and after
the 5th of January SAML HOWELL,
Tan fSS3 Cashier
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C0nsiai8stOMes''s .90fi 2.
r, eor,N7ro 1852

N the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County,
West Virginia,
FRANKLIN 4. YATES, Administrator Of
Daniel l.. Smith, PlaWfV,
Against Ia tbGHccrH
JAMES I. PATTERSON. James ". Ma
son. Trustee, james II. Grove and Forrest
W. Brown, co-patneis under the name
Of Grove & Brown, H. o. Talbot, and
W. +. CAREER. DefndGgh.
J.tlzct ir.a Docrcc ri 2ad d,y # De.ew5er lss2.
1t + aliuigel. ordered and decreed that
this cause bc referred o. Commissioner Cleon
Moore % ascertain and reTert-lst. All the real
estate OF which the defendant Jane, +. Pattcr-
son is seized and possessed together with the
market and rental value thereof: 2nd. All lac
liens binding on the real estate of the defend
aur. their amounts and prioritc. tosetherw with
anyof me matters deemed pertinent by any of
thepar,ics.' i copy-Teste
I. 2. LYNCH, Clerk
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that viii execute the
foregoing Decree at nay office in Caar!esto1rn,
West Virginia. ON iho -jth DAY 0f January,
ISL Given under my hand this 2nd dav OF
January. lSs3 CLEOE MOORE Comm'r.
lanuary l. ISs3-4t Free Press fee s. 3
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Report Of theconlition of the First National
Bank of Jefferson at Charlestown, W Va, Al
the close of business Dscember30, lSs2:
RFSDI2FVS
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FOR SALE.

A BOUT l2G0 BRICK at s5oGper thousand
= and 'o- OF Doors and Windows. complete
Sz.JJ each, for sale by
W W. WENTZELI
Harper Ferry, ~. Va.
January 4. l8S3.-tc
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TO TIE PUBLIC.
=, GODS for Al Seasons but especially foF
Christmas Cheer!
WE have at the Grange Store" a very
w large and complete stock of Goods
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND
NOTIONS

Sugars from to l0-granulated Sugar 10
cent?! Coffee 10 to III: Syrups, Molass. 5
the best; fine Fancy Groceries, al AZ re-
duced prices. fresh and good goods Con-
f,ctionery-large stock, Candies, Fruits,
Nuts. sc. Spices Of all sorts. Some fine
Oueensware-Dininga and Tea Sets, Glass
ware, &c.-suitaJl, for Gifts, beautiful and
Large stock of READY-MADE CLOTH
ING. al greatly reduced rates for the Holt
dav sales. Large stock Of Dress Goods,
Staple Goods-Domestics, Blankets, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, &c.
The Grange Store IS the great produce
market-Pou,try the best to be found.
Prices moderate.
J. II. SrRIDER,
Agent
H.. Te 1899 Ar
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that will execute fhs
foregoing decree at my office in CharsiuWn.
West Virginia, on thc i0th day OF Fcbrar!
1883. Given under my hand tli- }th day n
December, 1882 CLLON MOORE
January 4, lSs3-ft. COmmr
Free Press fec so -
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Clover Seed Wanted.

FARMERS having Clover Seed to sell will do
I well To furnish me in advance with SAM
piles of seed. Samples can be sent by mail al
small cost x..-
n, 1890
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rE'IE Trustees Edge Hill Cemetery Com
I rauy viii please meet M my Office 90 Sat
tt,l.v. January l3. iS>3 90 3 o'clocl, p. NJ.
Jan. 80. ". II. TRAyERS. Pres.
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DURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit Court
1 of jefferson Co, W Va rendered at the
November Term 1852 in the suit therein pend
ing of John seldom q ais IS Jno. W. Kennedy
< ais. the undersigned appointed Special Com
missioner for the purpose will offer at public
sale on
TUESD1T. FEBR JAR Y6TH 1888,
in front OF the Court House in said county,
that valuable farm known IS
" Cs7SskEgS,n
owned by the late Andrew Kennedy, containing
245acrcs and situated mile from C.nrles,own
ON aud between the Bcrryyille q Bioomery
Turnpikcs Sid farm has running water q
comMoljou. improrem anis, which with its
conrenicu location. fertility OF soil a beauti-
ful woodland makcit one of the most if not
the most, desirable farm in the county. The
bidding viii begin at the advance bid made by
Jno. T. Calstou of $4,000 or 500 perac
TERMS Cash residue in K years evi-
Genced by bonds with interest from date ofsale
& secured bv deed of trust on premises. Sale
at l. clock
: ". WASHINGTON, Spl. Commr.
hereby certify that said Special Commis.
,i0ncr has given h9nd with security as required
by law.
FP Lynch, Clerk c. c.
Jan. n. lSS}-N
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CONFECTIONERY & FRUIT,
Christmas Tree Ornaments,
NLnIaga Grapes

special inducements oicred on Candy IN
large quantities.
Ornamental and other Cakes furnished on
short notice and on reasonable terms.
Partirs and Families supficd witil the best
OYSTERS 10y the mcasure also sold by plate
AT my saloon.
OIrarrangements Cor the Holidays arc per
feet. and y courteous invitation Is extended 70
all 90 view Our stock.
Thankful flr the very liberal patronage here
toflre extended % me, anl hoping 20 merit a
continuance OF the same patronage from my
old customers. and TO win many new friends,
am respectfully,
GUSTAV BROWN.
0,eon,i,ro 1850.
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Tl, ives, Virginia legislature bass Geo.
Sargent Arms.
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DUCKWHEAT FLOUR for sale by
"a Nov W r KEARSLEY.
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:. little Egro.cl. y,Ss.''


The Largest Stock In the County.
COOK stoves. all sizes for Wood or Coal
X Cook Ranges, from $500 10 sOm, Mode
Florence & other Base Burning Stoves, Box
Stoves. Esg Stoves, Russia hon Stoves lie
" Economist" Oh Stove. An from the crle-
brAtel factory Of Perry & Co. Albany, y y
For sale cheap by.
DUEE6 GALLAUEn
II OLDEN Sun Fire place Heater superior to
" anything IN the market. Refer 60 CAP.
W II. Kablc& II y. Callahcr who are using
them, for sale by
DUKE & GALLAHEE
FODDER Yarn Rope Rope uslteg, Be!
{ cords & Wire Clothes Lines
for Sale by DUKE g GALLAiiER.
NV 4 lsN2
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Eheas Wanted.
Carpenter and Builder.

rENIIE undersigned offer MS services as a Car
4 pcnter aud Builder. and will execute
promptly all work cunhded 90 mo. upon rca
sonablc terms ana in = worsman!ike manuef
lie will give special attention 10 Repairing.
j. MARSHALL ROhR
Anr-ilst 10 ISS2-Gm
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Ex-senator 10, VI. Morrill,, Of Maine
died Wednesday morning
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q C.lGsEEgN.3,
RANK sTATEM FNT

Jan II, 1888 1t.
Free Press Fee $50.
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De. 16. 1924.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-06

YELLOW FROST CIGAR STORE, III
North Queen street. headquarters tor
the best DC cigar In the city, at
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-06

Tinney but recently left tho Ross OF
Chester and is q fine player.
Tho Harrisburg papers think II was
mistake to release Big John Shetzline, tho
captain Of the club. Shetzline stated yes
terday that no would play against the
Harrisburg club In few days. IIe will
not say which club he is going with.
THIS afternoon the lronsdes are playing
the Werntz club, which has defeated all of
tho best amateur clubs in Philadelphia,
including tho August Flower. Tomorrow
the club will rost aud on Saturday will
resume operations on the Alexandria, Va,
club, which certainly can play bail.
TITO Active Quickstcp game was decided
u to IN favor OF the former, at Reading
yesterday. At the end of tho second in.
ming the SCORE stood, Quiokstcp y Active 3.
Tho latter's catcher, Kappel, was playing
poorly, aud they ins isted upon sIbstitu-
ting Carroll. Tho Quicksteps refused to
allow IL aud stopped playing. The umpire
waited fifteen minutes, aud they not tax
ing the field bo decided In the Active's
favor.
The Easton Express Of last evening de-
votes long article to the second game of
base bail which was played between tho
club Of that place aud the lronsidos Tho
lronsides arc called "grumblers" and
"kickors," because they saw lit to TAX
exceptions to the deoi siOns Of an unjust
umpire. The lrOnsides are not the boys
to grumble when they receive fair treat
ment, which thoy did not IN Easton. Long
foul balls were called fair by tho umpire
because they enabled the home team to
score, and men who were unable to hit
HUllOrd at all we're allowed to take their
bases on balls when they should have been
put out on strikes, tho balls having hit
over the plates. About three .fourths of
tho article inl the ErprCss iB in praise of
this umpire who, by the way, aspire6 to FIJI
that position for the inter state association
next year. IL will be too cold for ball
playing when ho gets there, and if his
reputation for fairness IL so good, it is
not necessary for him To receive half
column bost from newspaper. Plenty
OF the people of Easton knew that the
umpire was unfair and are freeiin express
ing Themselves to tho Lancaster boys.
other Games Played Yesterday.
At New York-Eclipso 9. Metropoli-
tau 9 ; New Brighton, =. I. (soven in.
niOgs) Now York 10, Staten Island /
Chicagp-Chcago II, Detroit Buf
falO-Ccyelaud O. Buffalo Pittsburg
Allegheny 10, Cincinnati .; Balti
ore-Baltimoro =. Columbus 8 Harris.
burg--Trenton 4, Harrisburg0 Pottsville
Brooklyn I, Anthracite 4 Philadelphia
Athletic >, st. Louis 4 same place
Hartvllle u, Butchers 2.
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John swinton Suggests Legislative Measures
to Alleviate the condition OF the
WORKING PeOpIe.

John swinton Suggests Legislative Measures
to Alleviate the condition OF the
Working People.
New YORK, Sept. G.--The Senate com
mittee on labor and education met again
to day. John Swinton was tho first wit.
ness called. lie said he was an editor
and had been connected with the
newspaper business since he was
IL years old. In his professional
connection he had been more or less
among the laboring classes, and since 1874
he had watched and studied all the varied
movements of labor. In regard to what
legislative measures could DO introduced
to alleviate the condition of the working
classes the witness would recommend
first, the revival of the income tax as
it was originally in force second,
the establishment of national
board of industry empowered to collect
including the power to enforce the
eight hour law third, the estab.
lishment of effectual boards of health,
education and public works fourth,
industrial schools and colleges on the
French system fifth, the public owner.
ship of railroads and teegraphs on
the Belgian system sixth, free
dom OF patents seventh, pos
al banks under the British system
eighth, land laws which will pre-
vent tho holding by private individ-
uals of great tracks of lands
ninth, the public ownership of coal, iron,
gold or other mines and all oil wells.
Every one of these measures had been put
in practice i'll one country or another.
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sEv ADvErrrsEmrsrs.

"ANTED-A oIKG AT THE LEOPARD
w Hotel. Apply Immediately.
sb2ls
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summary Runs earned lronsides 8, Molin.
eux 3. Three-Dasers. Oldhold, Long, Iinney.
Two-basorS, Schiller, Hyndnan, SWEET zar Gil
len. Long. Total hits, IronsIdes 81, MoIineux
49, Base on balls Honsides 3. Struck out,
IL tonsides 5, MOlincux6. Lett on base, lion :
sides 3, MoineuN ., Pa1 ed balls, IronsIdcs A.
Moiineux7. Time OF Gamo-2 hours and 30
minutes. Umpire-Mr Houser.
The Alexandria club plays in York to.
morrow with the York city nine, which
was paralyzed here recently.
If the Actiyes win the Interstate cham
pionship they will be transferred to Wash
!ngton or Albany next year. The support
at Reading is very meagre.
Easton is very poor baseball town.
and the receipts at the two games with
the lronsides was not as large as the guar.
aDtee with the Lancaster club.
The Ironsides will play fine clubs next
' eek as follows: Tuesday, Leader of
Kingston, N, Y; Wednesday, Au gust
Flower ; Friday and Saturday, Chambers
burg.
The club, which played here yesterday,
under the name of the Molineux was com
posed with one or two exceptions OF msm
bers OF the Foley club Of Philadelphia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-06
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