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8. L. HEMpsTONE.
sos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
SEWING MACHINES, &c.

TUNHE MOST COMPLETE SEWING MACHINE Is.
IL LISHMENT THIS SIDE OF NEW YORK.
We have always hand ATTACHMENTS, PARTS
and NEEDLES for any machine made; also, Q
complete stock Of 6rst-class SEWING MACHINES,
PLATING BOARDS, TRACING WHEELS. andevery
thing that is required for the proper working of sewing
machines Our Repairing DepeItment Is the most COM.
Of sewing machines at abort notice and lowest prices
Al work warranted. Good machines Tor rent The New
machine ever made Call and see 4; Orders by mali
Reliable Sewing Machine and Fashion Rooms
62s 9th street. St Cloud Building.
Bazaar Paper Fashions. lee
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LAWNS, LAWNS, LAWNS,
BEAUTIFUL PACIFIC LAWNS

BEAUTIFUL PACIFIC LAWNS
Pacific Lawns are the finest manufactured in the
United states We have received hundred pieces OF
BEUTlFuL NEW STYLE PACIFIC LAWNS which
we are selling at eight fs) cents yard. Pacific Lawns
new styles are selling everywhere at i2kc.
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED SATEENS, reduced from
80 to 15c.
NUNS fEfL1NGS. all pure WOOL ~ inches wide,
(wldest double width reduced to 37bc.
NUNS NEl11NGS, fine quality, reduced IN zoe.
BLACK BROCADE and LACE STRIPE PURE SILK
GRENADINES, reduced to Toe and 81.
SILKS SILKS! SILKSl
Cheapest Silks in Washington. Silks at 81 Silks So
Silks 81. " ~ '
to 81.
Finest quality Black Silks reduced 81 IS and s. 80;
bargains only.
Black Brocade Silk Grenadines reduced from 81
to SOC.
CHEAPEST BLEACHED COTTONs
Ever sold in Washington wamsutta, Davol and Fruit
OF the Loom. yard wide. Dleached Cottons. reduced
to 81.
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED LINEN LAWNS. JAZZ.
SCOTCH and FRENCH GINGHAMS. VERY FIN.
EST QUALITY, reduced from 37h to 10.
CARTERS
Je9 I'll MARKET SPACE
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CITY ITEMS.


Al Effective Medicine
trat,on: and well worthy OF trial, is Browns
RUsuNoRE Or A. Page saws: 81 have pre-
scrlbed Browns Iron Btte.s IN several instances,
AMI IN each case obtained good RESULT
CtuIsyiLL, 3d. ,Ian w Garter says 81 have
indigestion with great benefit"
The Rapid Zee Cream Freezer,
qackest Freezer in the market, to be had at j. ".
Schaeiei's, lC2o 9TH street northwest. 2
Pcrisc0piC Glasses 81: plain s0c., at Priggs
Good Cigars at Low Prices
SEMI for o. p. c. Szes-long Havana filler
"a hundred I. A. Ofterdinger, manufacturer,
$40 street. 20-w,r,n5t
Following the sun i'm its Course.
Since 1858 the sun AMI moon In their courses
nave not been more accurate 10 the calculation
than the Grand Monthly Drawings OF the Louis
lana State Lottery. which have occurred on the
Seconl Tue stay OF each month, at noon, in New
Orleans. The next tthe 15sth) event will take
place on the 10th day OF July. when s265 500 viii
louisiana. and Jubal A. Early, OF Virginia. Any
Information can be had on application to NJ A.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La.
The White Mountain Hammock Chair,
chuck full OF comfort only 81, at j. W. schaefers,
1910 7th street northwest. 2
Parasols below cost. 7as and ia 18th street. 3
LundbOrg's Rhenish cologne.
Milwaukee Beer,
sc. a stOvepipe-drawn from ,rood.
N KNIGHT. 173e Penna. avenue
The Safest Way.
The safest and surest way to restore the youth
full color or the hair is furnished by Parkers Hair
Balsam, which IS deservedly popular from its
superior cleanliness.
mood Advice.
Nearly oil the ills that aff1ict us can be pre-
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver
and kidneys in perfect working order There is
no medicine known that will do this as surely as
Parker's Ginger Tonic.
Bicycle ShirtS.
Base ball and boating shirts, all styles, cOlors
and sizes, for men and Boys. from SOC. up to $3.50
apiece. Special rates to clubs. Samples free, at
AuerbachS, cor. zh and streets.
On Thirty Days, Trial.
The FOltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
Dr. Dyes Celebrated EIectrO-Voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days to men
young or Old) who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles guar
antee1ng speedy and complete restoration OF health
and manly VigOr. Address above. N.B.-NO
risk Is incurred, as thirty days trial is al
ioWeu. W,S,m
I" Buchu.Paiba.',
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kidney ,Blad-
der and Urinary diseases. 81. Druggists
milwaukee, Beer,
&c. schooner-drawn from GOOD.
H.ncr
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Rad W. schafCrs advertisement In another
enlusln CT this paper or Rid ways celebrated Re-
fr'geratOr. I'VE have one In use AL consider 1t
the boss"
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

to4 AND 4oe SEVENTH STREET n. W.
BRANCH STORE 500 SEVENTH ST. NV.
We hay, hsys marked and laid out for SALE special LOTS
ueed ppsss IN All @ at extremely low and
money but in hopes that the loss of to-day be the
Our announcements do not consist merely OF EMPTY
X s ss be az T
We s.T is in
aictae 70 us how we run our business. Therefore be
" MONDAY MORNING
we shall offer New and Choice Patterns I'm FRENCH
standard makes Of PRiSTs we shall o IL a az &C.
4 Special Lot of BLACK LACE BUNTING at s7sc.,
BLACK NUNS YELLING a. 25c.. 4oc.. &c. &c.,
cd LAPI IHs COTTON pSpERwEAR we now offer AZ
y S s suTf g sa We nsn
the Big Break in prices therefore WE oer be snc cs
prices lower than the Manufacturers would sell them
The same may be said Of our entire stock Of GENTS
and Ione seeve ana an1e vess both short
and s % SWEETS sns a. soc Tc
The rush sin continues at our WHITE GOODS DE-
Goods for THIS branch and as we marx them
make IKE sm % Cash Price we are g
:. Our s. Pssasois gnsguae for style finish q.
Our Famous Silk Department is too well known 70
and our 81 we THAT sr
ras still continue to be the rage. both for and
travelling costumes.
large stock of Travelling Satchels. in all Sizes sell.
When advertise Goods at Certain Prices we do noe
limit our purchasers TO any amount.
THE SEVENTH STREET ONE PRICE STORFa
GUINNIP & CO.,
4O4 AND 4O6 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
N.B.-In our Uptown Store the same goods and ths
same prices may be had.
$40 eth street northwest jeo
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AVOID heat down town, enjoy cool shopping
Uptown, COchraDe'S
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CAS any other saloon In the country show such
variety of creams and ices as Russell keeps?
Vanilla. Ban m. Lemon Ice.
Chocolate, Pistachin orange Ice.
Lrmon, Strawberry, II Ispb, rry Ice.
L. iiEtgW lin btr-N
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MARK Ed DOWN Parasols, reliable, Uptown,
COohrane'S
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old WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN As
~ the best 20 Is JUSTH'S Old Stand known for years
ss n1s INK paSs Ehs.s nEass
7th streets northwest
n, 6s-&ote W UaN promptly amended "a ~
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Is THE Court in General Term Monday, in the
case OF Rich d Bro. against A. X ca, nder, the
action or the Circuit olrJ was reversed, on ap-
peal, AMI the execution WIS gu ished.
CoACHMAN's GLOVES Sc, immense bargains,
Cochrlne'5 Uptown.
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HOSIERY Bargains, reliable, Cochrane's, Up
town.
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Cor EN- AeA1n.
THE MIsFIT STORE,
CORNER 10th AND STREETS.
He M Gs %sss Ss q s
be sold now at SO suit.
4.s sSsaas so I. sfhRsuckrn SUIT S.
IMITATION, ,,a SUIT at $3.50.
go IN s :a
splendid assortment Of sGfis for boys from to l,
from 81 20 a suit up The prices will astoniah YOU
o.. For boys from from 10 to1z
sS S # i. E: w WORTH 80.
saI,s :, & E: g S0; x6i sil ;,a.
I Eisnns s s,s s o, xS;tSsl4
Y YssSs 9Th SsS s sS,s X Es:s
and iot WORTH s
Blue Bs sad
Working Pant. at &C.. 75c.. Il. s1.2s
wards. -
complete line Of Office Coats in Nuns Cloth. Serge
Drag dEte and Linen at about hall the price asked
1or elsewhere.
Also.
Black and Brown Diagonal Prince Albert Coat and
Vests at $l6, worth $50.
Also.
Black D: B. Cloth Suits at $l6. worth $50.
Finest Broadcloth Suits at $25, worth $i5.
THE MISFIT STORE.
Like every success has INSCRIPTIONS iuntators. Be
sure therefore. and come to the corner Of
TENTH AND STREETS. je1s
GENTLEMEN's MANILA AND STRAW HATS
" Bleached by
CUNNINGHAM. Practical Hatder
Ql3z4 Hi II atxVafn n f1lvpnaf
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frsSELL's leg CREAM shipped anywhere ont OF
tow. Special arient on 10 strawb berry festivals.
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0yHE 7TH STREET SEWING MACHINE HOUSE,
u ESTABLISHED 1868.
TIRE OITEEN REWTNa MACHINE


IL recognized aad acknowleded by the highest mochAn-
tcal authorttee the best made most silent hghtcst
running. and highes. arm lock-.ttch machine eyer
hole 10 threat neither hss fts shuttie We sl oniy
0rst-caw new improved machines Of different makes.
We guarantee the finest assortment most responsibility
and lowest prices. No outide sgentR Firsf-clAss
Chimes for rent An kinds repaired and warranted.
address. G. AUERBACH
Double StogA corner 7th and II streets.
? Cents Furnishings md HalD next door. m1o
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'AIderney Dairy Wagons,
Fresh Alderney Butter, Churned every morning
and delivered in h-lb. "Ward" prints, 85c. per 10
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
SC. per at. Cream. 15c. pint.
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Closing Exercises 81 the Eighth Grade
schools - Successful Candidates FOR
Admission TO the High school
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ROMAN and Turquols set. new. S. Pr.gg's.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Warm fair weather Is In lie 1ted for the middle
and south Atlantic states an Thursday.
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milwaukee, Beer,
sc. SchOOnef-drawn from 1rOOd.
tr KNIGHT. 1132 Penna avenue
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e BHchu.Paiba.,s
Quick. complete cure, all annoying Kidney, Blad-
der and Urinary diseases. 81. Druggists. 8
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Boar RACE LAST EyENING-A working boat race
fo,S place ca the river last evening between three
crews ot the government printing Office II was
won ~ Ferguson and NaIley. IL is said that the
prize was apurse OF 500 1t Is hoped that this is
Incorrect. for, il not, under rowing rules ali who
participated are now professional oarsmen
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SCrPoSED INCESDIARY FIKR.-About 1 O'Clock
iIiis morning alarm was turned In from box I25
% oicer b. 1or tie discovery or FIRE In the boot
ahi sioe store OF j. BLOCK. s02 18th street north
west The building is owned by JOS. E. Hayden
ne upper portion is occupied by H. Pnilippi, hair
cft%ser. The damage Is estimated at froIa two to
thiee thouiand dollars Mr. Brock is insured for
I.Ga. Cause OF IRE unknown but Thought IN he
Eiceatiiary. II is said that a week ago last Sat
dtt.sJ night fire was discovered In the same place
a,st eating uished.
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CHANGE OF BoATs.-A crack In the condenser
compelled the Lake 10 remain over I'm Norfolk last
night. She leaves Norfolk this evening. Steamer
Jtnc MoSeley having been refurniShed through
out will take theLake's place, leaving 9th street
Wlari this evening at $50 O'Clock.
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The Rapid Zee Cream Freezer,
quickest Freezer III the market, to be had at j. "
Schaeiei's, lG20 9Th street northwest. 2
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ID r o A l. 8.
OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, June 18th, 1883. }
Sealed Proposals will received the Office as above
TSWtENIYFIRRsI fos furnishing supplies comprisins
ceries, Dry Goods Forage. Fuel, Sewer Pipe B. s..
CURLING. &C.. &C., the various branches Of the Dis
samples and blanks will be furnished upon
application at Room II. Morrison Building AZ street.
By order of the Engineer Commissioner b, G..
F.O. BECKETT.
de11-9t Property Clerk.
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FrNER4L-The funeral Of John r. Cronin took
place IRON his lite residence. Capitol Ill., this
afternoon, ana was largely attended The inter.
n.e1t was at Mount Ol;yet. Mr. Crnnin was ma
tive or THIS city, and during the war was govern.
Gent detective under the provost marshal of the
District SUGss Quently he served on the police
iorce. and was for time sergeant OF the seventh
precinct, and also guard at the Jail. For several
y@'rs past he had been q bacon dealer In the
GIslriAet.
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VIOLATION OF TIE FISHERY LAws-A young
nan, named Edward SchRfTer. was charged ia the
foice court thls morning with having In his pos
session SIX fresh herring and two Shad on the nth
oay OF TIC present month The law imposes pen
aitJ OF - for each OF such Sh found I'm possession
OF person after the 10;h day OF June. Offlcer
AtN.S tesJnei 10 Hiding the defendant at the
SAN thiS was the 1rst case OF the kind and he
eouid itn:oSe fine OF $40. and suspend execution
OF sentence.
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SUDDEN DEATH on a RAILROAD TRAIS-COl Davis
w BtileE, m Tcn-kuCvD contractor for aspha It
ptVrhlcntS, formerly OF the Bailey French paving
COMPANY. composed OF himself, Gsn Butler and
Jonas r. French, OF Boston) iaft tbs civ yester
cay morning IN apptrert good health, on The lO:l5
iriin on The Baltinore and Ohio r1ilroad intend
ihB u 20 20 chicago 10 BE absent about week, on
htisihsSs He Is taken of n. trlia at Rock
Vile. Nd, corps, having die OF heart diseas,
On lIt TRAIN ana his Sinains were received at the
0epot mere ty hts friends on the 30 train.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-07-15

years, such as Loss Of Memory. Lassa'ude,
Nocturnal Emissions. Aversion s to society,
pimness Of Vision, Noises in the Head; the vita
Euid passing uno5served in the urii,c and many
other diseases that lead to Insanity and Death.
DIR. MIMI who il u regular physician
graduate OF the University # fcnnsylvania)
will agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for a cas-, ef Til. kind t 20 raj RES
ToRATIyE funder his special advice and tire Il
ment) will not cure. or for anything impure or
injurious found in it. DR. MIN1lk tr. at all
private dis asses successfully without mercury
Consultation free. Thorough examination and
advice, including analysis Of urine. S. trice OF
VITAL Rt-STOh aTiVt, s. q bottle, or I nr
times the quantity. $40; sent to y address
upon receipt Of p ice, nc. o ID, secure fin M
observation and in private IA" If desired, by
L. A. kIN'FIE, NJ ID,
II keaSney II, San ranc SEQ, CA
SAMPLE tOrTLE FREE will be sent TO any
enc applying by letter. 8 att q symptoms sex
and ags.. strict secrec, In regard to all bust
Dess transactions
LR. MiNTIt's KIDNEY RExEDY-NEP
HRETICUN curss all kinds OF kidney aad
bladder complaint gon,r."ea giles ieucor-
rhoea For sale by all druggists; 81 3 DO tie;
six hott es for IS.
DIR. MI S1IES DANDELIOV PILLS are the
best and cheapest Dyspepsia AMI Bil ious cure
IN the market. For sale hy al! druggists.
iaulgt
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Great English Remedy

Is q never failfn :
cure for NervOu
Debility, Exhaus-
ted Vital y, sem
inal Weakness
Os t Manhood,
Imls,tency. Pros
tatorrh2a, Paraly-
s.s aid al the.ter-
rib,e efe is OF
Self Abuse, youth
full fAltes and eX-
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N Office:

,TyHE UNDERSIGNED INTENDING:
i to close out his business and leave
Carson on or about July LIST, desires those
Indicted q him to call and settle their
accounts previous to that date. All hav-
ing claims aEe requested to present
them. OTTO SWANSON.
Carson, June Z, ISIS.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-05-03
SECRETARY AFRICA'S ASSIST
ANTS.

HARRISBURG, May lst
To-day the incoming officials of the
department of internal affairs take
charge. The secretary, Hon. j. Simp
son Africa, has made his appointments
for the term beginning May 1,lSS3, and
the list is rs annexed.
Deputy Secretary-J. Wilson Green,
land, Clarion, deputy pr0thOnotary.
Chief of Bureau of Industrial Statis-
tics-Joel b. McCamant, Pottsville.
Draughtsman-B. Franklin Africa
Huntingdon.
Clerks-S. w. Buck, Bradford John
l.. Butler, Warren, lawyer, represents
the labor reform interest ;. John NJ
Cooper, Blair, editor Robelt ii. Fors.
ter, ex-edltOr Centre Democrat Frank
b. Fluck, Bedford, surveyor James b.
Hackett, Perry, surveyor Emil. l.
Hamblight, Lancaster Ellis L. Num-
ma, Dauphin Thomas d. Nash, Nc
Kean, printer ; a. Slemmer Pomeroy
Montgomery, clerk Charles A. Glenn,
Schuylkill, of the present force John
A. McCahan, Blair of the present force.
Messenger-Michael Bradley, Phila-
delphia.
Messenger to Bureau of Industrial
Statistics-Edward t. La Mont, Cum
berland.
Night Watchman-John B. Moore,
DauDhin.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-05-03

HARRISBURG, April 25.--The Sem
ate, on motion Of King, Democrat, to-
day reconsidered the vote by which
Greer y anti. treating bill was defeated
yesterday. During the discussion that
followed, Cooper, in opposing the bill,
said he feared that it would increase
the number of plug-bats III which to
carry TASKS. George TanGy Smith no
ticed that most of the supporters of
the bill were men who did not treat.
For instance, he would never suspect
Greer or Sill of treating. George
Handy was sure that if the bill passed
he could not be reelected to the Sen
ate. His people would not believe that
there was such law, aud by refusal to
treat he would lose his reputation for
liberality. The bill was again defeated
for want Of a Constitutional majority,
receiving twenty-ope votes, four less
than it got yesterday. The "nces"
were twenty.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-05-03
ALONG STANDING LIE NAILED.
Senator Wallace Corrects an An
cient Libel Recently Revamped.

To THE EDITOR OF THE PuILADEL-
PHIA EVENING TELEGRAPH In a
leading editorial in your paper of Thurs
day, April 70, the crimes OF forging
naturalization papers and tax receipts,
and Of their use for political purpose,
are charged upon me, as they repeated
ly have been by other newspapers.
l have borne these libellous charges
in silence as long as my duty to myself
and to those who are to come after me
permits. deny all completely with. or
responsibility for. any such action ny
any one. At no time in either my pro-
fessional or political life have 1 ever
aided, abetted, or knowingly permitted
the crimes thus charged upon me. If
they were committed dGIing my chair
manship of the democratic state COM
| mittee Of Pennsylvania, ). it was without
my knowledge and in violation of my
plainly defined policy as the head of my
party. There are YET living plenty of
witnesses who can affirmatively prove
my innocence of these oft. repeated
falsehoods.
In being silent hitherto, have acted
on the belief that the people among
whom live were the best judges of
their truth or falsitv. Sice their ori-
gin in a heated political campaign, by o
personal enemy, fifteen years ago,I have
been four times chosen to the state sem
ate, each time leading my party, and
three times nominated and once elected
to the United States senate. refer to
these as evidences of the opinions of
the people among whom l dwell az to
my personal record.
SurelY, if | were forger and polit-
ical leper, as some newspapers declare
me, these things could not have
happened.
II the public man, whom YOU say has
been an active, able and industrious
legislator" remains longer silent under
these baseless charges, they will become
crystallized into political history, false
and unfounded though they be.
Under our political system the public
man has much to bear, of criticism
and injustice from the political press
but | trust that the press will not deny
to one Of them who seeks to do his du-
ty, as he sees it,to the people of his ma.
tive state, the publication of this en-
phatic denial of long endured calum-
ny. Very respectfully yours,
WILLIAM A WALLACE
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia, pl. q.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-05-03

The Democracy Of York county
at their recent county meeting pass
cd series of sound and seasona ble
resolutions, from which we give De-
low the two princiL al ones-the first
commends the course Of our excell-
ent Governor, the second speaLs in
no uncertain sound against the gross
abuse of corporate powers, and very
properly demands that the plain pro-
visions of the constitution be enf0rc-
ed against them. These resolutions
have the true ring of reform and de-
serve the active endorsement ofevery
citizen:
l. The chief executive magistrate Of the com
monwealth elected in November and Inaugural
ted in January, has entitled himself to the re-
spect, confidence and gratitude of the democra.
cy By his abe and faithful efforts to reform tho
abuses OF the public service and to abolish the
corrupt practices which had grown up under
previous administrations.
2. We fully concur with the governor I'm the
judgement 50 strongly expressed In his mes
rages, that the power OF corporate monopoes
to rule the state, according to their pleasure.
and plunder it for their profit, ought to be i'm
mediately checked, that the extortlon of un-
reasonable tolls, taxes and freights by railroad
companies, and the grossly unjust discrimina-
tions between parties whose rights are exactly
equal, have never been author zed by any law,
are now expressly forbidden by the constitution
and, therefore, should be effectually stopped 4:
that the sevent eenth article of the constitution
being designed merely to make the railroad
corporations honest, and hold them like other
public servants to the performance of their
plain duty. it should be enforced and carried IN
TO full effect, and that the wlful failure of the
legislature, or members thereof to enforce the
constitution by appropriate legislation, is a di-
rect breach OF their oathS, and inexcusabe on
the score of common morality
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-05-03
ISRAEL ERB SAVED FROM
HANGING.
imprisonment for Life.

HAIR RIsBURG, May 1st.
The board of pardons held spec
ill meeting in the Office of the secre-
tary Of internal affairs yesterday
afternoon. The session lasted four
hours aad was intended to complete
all business possible before the re-
tirement of Colonel A. K. Dunkle.
Recorder Everett read the testimon-
y in the case of old Israel Erb and
it took over three hours in the hear
ing of it. The paper books are vol
luminous affairs. The board, after a
careful consideration, decided to
recommend to the governor com.
mutation of the death sentence to
imprisonment for life. The papers
to that effect will he prepared and
signed in the next few days.