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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-04-18

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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-04-18
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25

This morning the conductors OF the Phil.
adelphia Il Reading railroad oompan v
ran an excursion to Mauch Chunk and the
swi'chbaok Thoy took fifty people from
Lancaster.
The York fair takes place next week on
the new grounds, to which the cars OF the
Pennsylvania road are run directly. Ex-
cursion tickets will be sold from this city.
Monterey lodge OF ODD Fellows advertise
their meeting to be held Wednesday even
Ing to mako arrangements to attend the
Columbia centennial. Excursion tickets
cannot be purchased OF the lodge commit.
tee lator than to- morrow evening.
DR.. j. y. Smith, of this city, will deliver
a lecture before Admiral Rey polds Post iO5,
q A, Il on Wednesday evening, on ser.
vice pension as recommended at the Ma
tonsl Encampment at Columbus Ohio, to
the committee on pensions.
Toe viewers appointed to ASSESS damages
against owners OF property on Plum street,
from orange to Chestnut, for the building
OF Q sewer, met this morning. Their report
will be presented TO councils at the October
meeting.
joel l.. Haines, auctioneer snd real estate
agent, sold at the County house for the
estate OF Reuben Hambright, the one story
brick dwelling house No, 300 East Chest.
nut street TO MAJ. g. II. Fasnacht, for Ss25.
David Seyfert, who was arrested some
time ego on the charge of burv larizlng the
fsrk house, kept by Adam Snyder, has
been discharged by Alderman Deem for
want OF evidence,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25
AN OLD THIEF,

William StshmAB, IN the County JAN,
Recognized rs VIM. Potest.
Z The man who stole tho horse OF Jacob
6tehman, of the New Danville turnpike, a
week ago last Saturday, and was arrested
- this city, seems to be an old
thieI Some days ago Chief OF Police
0msltz received . photograph OF thief who
W. wanted for stealing . horse belonging
- John Coulman at Mt. Washington, Baiti.
moro county, ON August Is. The chief
went to tho prison and recognized the
Dtshman thief a. the E,sn wanted. To-day
.. Barringer, city detective of Bsiti.
more, came to this city and with
The chief OF police went to tho
prison. The detective wanted, II possible,
. md something of the whereabouts OF tho
horsa He ct once recognized the pris.
ooor, who when arrested had given
NJ name 90 William Stehmsn, as
William Poteet. The prisoner st
AEne pretended to know nothing about
the officer, but finally came around. He
aid he had lost Uoulmann's horse while
drunk. The detective made complaint
bofoye Alderman Deem aRsinst Po.eet,
md . detainer was lodged at the
prison for him 80 that when he serves
NJ ieIm here, he will be taken to Bslti.
more county for trial.
The police records show that Poteet Ia
Waitsr OF Hartford county, Md, and so
years OF sge. He has been arrested on
Numerous occasions for stealing horses and
= vell-known to the police Of Baltimore,
nd other Maryland towns, az we'll Is the
people In the lower part OF this county.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25
MARkE7N,



,R.w Yonx; Sept 26.Flour market nrm
Fine. " 3oG8 10; supernne. q 1908 90 MINI
Extra, o. 1905 0Oi City MIN, Extra, q {. as Oj
Winter Wheat extra, q 1905 20.
Wheat--No. ], Red, State. o. OJ6o u 90 No 2
H0M mo. Nc. 2 Red; Winter. oct. q o21s
shipments, % 6il.
Corn NO 2. Mixed. Cash, sls1c
Sept: biNc 20, oct' &c; receipts. $500
Oats NO: i. White. state. .o,, No. 2. DO
s0hc; No. 2 mixed. sept, 2skc
Oct, 99ko; receipts. 2O5, 100 shipments, t26.
Rye oull; State 76c.
Barley nominal.
Pork dull; Ola Mess. el5 25tllS rs.
Lard dull Sept, 90 80: Oct tl0 20.
Moiasses nominal; tor 90 boiling stock. 2C1ssc
Black strap. ltc. Now Orleans 201iOc.
TurpentIne steady at 42hc
kOsin quiet; strained To good, 9JcfoE G?E
Petroleum oull Refined In Gases, 7kS.
Ireights dull grain TO London, bd.
Butter steady; Western Creamery, $50.
Cheese dull Western Fiat, lose
State Factory. 7k09c Fancy White, l2d
l2c Ohio Flat, 71sLc.
3l9o.
sugar quiet Rsnnad Cntioaf $50; Grsnuln.
ted. 7A0ll l-l6e Mould "a" 7ssc; Confec-
TONERS a." 7N19 lie; Coh 60 "A )" stand
ard. 7Ac.
Taiiow steady; Prime City. 5xc.
Rice nominal Carolina. fair ogood, bSc
Conee oull Fair Carsoes, for Rio. l5c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25
Granted by tho Register.

ehuttu ~ tu0 k6gibtof,
The following letters were granted by
the register OF wills for the week ending
Tuesday, September 25:
TEsTAMENTARy.-M Agnes Yackley,
deceased, late OF Lancaster clty ; Jotr.
Ysckley, city, executor. r--.s-s.-.i
Geo s,As a; Wallace e1ecSeor' Of EAST earl
t,Wnss-.'!a.Sfs, deceased, late Of Ephrats
SON y, alp; Jacob West, West Cocaiio,
i executor.
James Smedley, deceased, late OF Fulton
township; Adaline h. Smedisy, Fulton,
and Aquilla b. Lsmborn, Drumore, execu.
tors.
ADMINISTRATION --Rebecca Steinmeiz,
deceased, late Of Ephrats township; Ida l.,
Burkholder, West Earl, administrator.
Frank +. Brady, deceased, late OF Lancas-
TER city; George 8. Brady, city, admins
traitor.
Henry NJ. Stohmap, deceased, late of
Conestoga township; Tobias StehmRn,
Manor, administrator.
barbara X. Hostetter, deceased, late o,
East Donegal township; Christian II.
Hostetter, East Donegal, administrator.
II. Wilson Robinson, deceased, late OF
Salisbury township; Amos q. Robinson
and Charles w. Robinson, Salisbury,
administrator.
John Mccall, deceased, late of Columbia
borough; Mary Ann Mccall, Columbia,
ad Illustrator.
John w. Hubley, deceased, late of Lam
caster city; Sarah l.. Hubley, city, ad-
ministratrix.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25
Chicago Produce n,srse,.

CHICAGO, Sept. ~, G30 a. m.-MRrhet opened
.wheat-sept., q co.. Oct. 96kc,; Deg, $3.50
May, 89Sc.
Corn-sept, axe; Oct. 4c.; Dec. 87xc
May. Sshc.
oats-sept. 23kc.; Oot.. 23Jsc; Doc. 2,.c
May. 2sIIc'
pork-sept, Hi as; Oct. slt b5; May.
tt2S
Lard-Sapt, go SO; Oct. go 50; Dec, S So
Short RiDs-sept.. u 40 +; oct, Is 40
CLOSING.
=, Wheat-sept., u or; Oct. 97}Sc.; Dec. 9sssc
May. o. 00Js.
Corn-sept.. Axc. Oct. ieXc Dec. 3sNc (;
May. SSkc
oats. sept. 2sHc; loct.. Sac; Dec. 2is.c
May. 2S%c.
, Pork, sept; Gt IS; Oct, Nt 65; Nov.
N39 Jan, tl3 %,
Lard-sept; slO so; Oct. uO so; Nov,
o. 10 Jan ts 10.
short hibs-sept. lsG.k; Oct, - G5i Jan
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25
/" THE BOY TRAMP.

A Impossibls story Interpreted By = Uom.
pspy Of Fair Ability.
At Fulton opera house last evening the
Neuville Dramatic company appeared for
the hrst time In Lancaster. The gallery
and circle were crowded, but the number
n the parSust - ~ grea.gery large The
play yxhe kind of meIfse bills put
e "aj direction. We havasitied "The
~ he town that are not as ~, .ne senss. =.
10 spuld be, by . great deal. 81 srribly bad "a
vlllainTe 81 aided by . scheming and de-
praved o6man, kills his brother and sends
his wife to the Insane asylum, In order to
secure fortune to which he is not entitled.
The Boy Tramp 10 the hero, who Ia contin-
uAlly turning up when not expected, doing
ths most wonderful things. He finally
succeeds In setting everything right by
!. .punishing the bad people, rescuing the
suggests, but Is the o. be his motsaS, t;6 6m
r., a;,.:,i - q born q, ysiSssh .nelr fortune,
~ ESsators,- HIS sh- accompiisning every
slAza vtEhge.; not not much mi more impropsb.e abe
nnk pRtnue others that he performed.
a The character OF Jack Sharp, the boy
tramp Ii assumed by Augustin Neuvilie,
right clever actor, who is inclined to
overdo his work, but at times Is funny.
HIS principal support Is his mother, Nine.
Neuville, who plays Mildred EaTiston,
The maniac mother. She Is good actress,
with an unpleasant voice. aud her work In
the iunstic asylum scene WAS very clever.
ii. Percy Meldon was q very villainouH
villain, with an inclination to rant, and the
other people were fair. The scenery In the
second and third acts was very good, and
during the play some variety "businsss" +"
was introduced. The gallery yelled with
delight ct every appearance OF revolvers.
with which the hero seemed to be loaded.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25
A Hig Wreck.

This moraing big freight wreck oc-
Cured on the Pennsylvania railroad Just
east OF Christiana, and near point where q
great many accidents have happened In the
past few years. At an early hour an axle
OF an eastern bound freight train broke.
This caused five cars, loaded with coal and
merchandise TO jump the track. All were
broken and both tracks were covered. The
north track was not cleared until 1890 and
mall train and Niagara Express were two
hours late In reaching this city. Up to
noon the south track had not been cleared.
but trains eastward bound were runnipp 2
around the wreck. No one was ipI Iured In
the accident.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25
IT BEGINS AT MIDNIGHT.
Ros CENsENNfAL SEASON TO DE UsH-
ERsD IN Br BELL RISaINa.
me rewa Beautifully Decorated For the
Osssbrasssn Of the opsniBg
Exsrcisss-W Wiiisam scham Diesin Lsb.
anea-Odd Fellows Omcers Chosen.

COLUMBIA, Sept 25.-The borough IL
now On the eve Of celebrating the centen-
I'll with Imposing exercises. The talk OF all
lono people 10 nothing but this great event.
H work OF the various committees has
uosn completed and everything II In readi.
- for the opening A walk through the
ooWu will convince anyone that the decora-
0oas are on . very elaborate SCALE The
people have spared no expense 70 make
o0elr homes look beautiful The success OF
- great event ~ now entirely dependent
= The state OF the weather.
The opening exercises TO morrow will
IKE plsos st 10 = %. In the park, and will
ooasist Of music BY band and Mennerchor I;
oho Centennial association, Jos. w. Yocum
president; centennial greeting, Hon, II.
y. North; presentation Of history prizes,
Rev. J. b. PAnnebecker; centennial ora
tluu, Hon. Marriott Brosius. In the after.
Noon the great industrial parade will take
place, the column moving at 1880 O'Clock
over the route previously published In the
y NrELIIeENcER.
a midnight parade will take place to-
Might all persons desiring to participate
Will meet ct the Vigilant engine house
Upon the stroke Of midnight bells will be
tupg, whistles and tin horns blown, and q
general racket will take place.
Death Of WIN. schram
A telegram was received In town
shls morning from Lebanon stating that
William NJ. Schram, . resident OF that
place, died this morning after Q short Ill.
noR. Mr.. Schrsm was former resident
oa town and was employed in Yergey's
jowelry store. He wAs we'll liked by his
nasny friends who will regret his sudden
aoAth.
Oficers Elected.
The following officers have been elected
by Susquehanna Lodge, No. 80. of ODD
Fellows: Nobe Grand, Elmer Bsacham;
vics grand, Howard l.. Ooerlin; assistant
secretary, John w. Paules; trustee, b. f..
Dean; representative, John b. Eshleman.
Tho Columbia wheelmen and their
friends were entertained last night at the
homo OF O. X. Strickler, near Hlliam, York
county.
Jscob Kunkel, an employe OF the Sup.
plee Steam Engine company, had the third
Eager Of his right hand mashed In . der
rick oogwhsel yesterday afternoon.
"Sl Perkins' will be presented In the
opsn house on Wednesday night, by
Frank Jones and company.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25
DEAThH,


SoHSRiDHR. lin this city. ON tho .3d inst,
MuBdaiena schneider, IN the slst year OF her
age.
The relatives ana friends OF thu family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
her lato residence. NO. $50 North street, on
wednt sday morning at ~ O'Clock. High Mass
at O'Clock Mt st. Anthony's church. Intsr-
ment ut ". Anthonys cemetery. 2td
DouoHRRrY.-In this city. on tho Path inst
Lydia Dougnerty, In the 6ith year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral,
from tho residence of krs. Mary A. CoyIe. No,
tksouth Prince street. on wednesday -, =
Ing at $40 o'clock. Mass at st. Marprr morn
at o'clock. lnterment at stz~Ys cnurcf
terry. nv Marys GENE
npArnv-yo ,h,s ,,,y 2,d'
Dn'ide. in the sp,S S.5!on tho 9sd inst, DAME
The relatives ayf oar OF his age.
resnect,,,i - ,scid friends OF the family ar,
,roEs-.-sa,iy invited to attem the funera
%. I'm his late residence, No. as Poplar street
on wednesday morning at 0 o'clock. Higl
mass At st Joseph's church. In erment at ST
Jossph's cemetery. 1t
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25
The President Coming 70 Lancaster, Pa.-Ths
SICK to Recsivs medical Service Free
OF charge,

The President OF the G reat English stan OF
Physicians and Surgeons, consisting OF foair.
teen in number. Will arrive at the City Hotel,
Lancaster, Pa. on the 2sth OF September, ana
will render services TO the sick free OF charge
until "a OF October. The only favor desired
is a recommen daion from those who are
cured. lnvalids will please not take ofrense
II they are rejected as incurable, as no case
will be accepted unless there is moral GER
tAinty of cure being en- ected. II your case Is
incurabe they will frankly and honornbly tell
you, also caution you against spending more
money for medicines ana appliances which
imposters usually suggest. This syndicate OF
Physicians ana Surgeons treat every variety
OF disease ana deformity. They have had n
vast experience both on land sea, also in the
following places, viz London. Paris. Dublin,
Belfast, Liverpool. Rome, Hoidslbulg. st. Pc
tersburg ana Stockholm.
The following are tho number OF cases they
have accepted as durable and rejected rs in.
uatl In ut,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25
BEFORE THE MAYOR,
= Number OF Intersstiog Gases Disposed oi
This Morning.

This Morning.
Fred Elermo, living In the Eighth ward,
wes arrested yesterday. He Is the owner
- dog that severely bit Charles Keller on
1andsy. The dog grabbed young Keller
~ the leg, pulled him into an alley, aud
Nhen the boy was rescued the dog ran
away. Dr. Mccormick cauterizsd the bows
Wounds. When the owner OF the dog wss
ooksd 70 kill 1t he refused to do 90. Hs
was then threatened with arrest for Keen
Ing vicious dog, and he defied the ofI,cers
- arrest him. When the policeman called
upcn him, armed with . warrant for his
n.rost, he did not resist arrest but went
quistiy with the oficerA This morning
when taken before the mayor he agreed 10
1--we the dog killed and was discharged.
Louis Ssddier, one OF the young men en-
oaGed In the row ct the package party on
saturday night st Roberts hall, was dis.
ehorged upon pay yment OF costs.
0ottisib Veik, arrested ct Duke and
Qmnge streets for drunkenness and disor-
10y conduct was discharged upon the
EnDnsnt Of ocsta.
Jimmy Quinn, arrested for his usual
eossA Was sent 10 the workhouse for 80
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25

A. Ii. Elliott, . one.iegged peddler. was
arrested at the eastern end Of the city yes.
tsrday ny Constable Sides for annoying the
residents OF that section. Alderman Hal.
bach discharged him this morning upon
the payment Of costs. he having promised
to leave the city st oncs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25
,he Third ward Counc,,usu E,sc,,o.

The election TO fill the vacancy In the
Third ward, caused by the resignation OF
harry f. Groii, is being held to-day. There
IL no Interest being taken In the election,
the only candidate being voted for IL Martin
kreider. Up to noon less than so votes had
besn polied,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25
Services At Wsslsy Chureh

The reopening OF Wesley M. Il, church.
Coiersin township, will take place on
Sunday next There will be preaching At
10 a IN. by Rev. q. Read, at 8 p. m. by
Rsv w. Bsmford and at 1880 .. m, bv
Rev. w. SwindelIs, ID. d.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25

ZAe funeral Of the late Geo. w. Hunter
~ paace st 10 o'clock this morning from
- undertaking sstablishmsnt OF O. s.
Mon. hsv. w. r. Lichiiter preached the
19eesel sermou, and interment wss made
- woodward Hin cemstssy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25

CHRAr Excursion to Lebanon Fair on Wed
nesday, September 2G Fare for routd trip,
only ssc. Trains leave Lancaster tKtpg street)
at ana 730 a. m. Trains returning leave Lob.
anon sc 8:ts ana 730 p m. For particulars sec
circu ars At all stations. septl9,22,25
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25

CHEw strawberry Ping Tobacco and save the
Tags for a handsome present.
Q. DUTTkNHOTEa, q, Sole AGENT
sI4-lmd ~ west King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

ROOK AGENTS INVITED!
- J. STALEY Co, 7Cl ARCH STREET.
PHILADELPH1A. a. will be at the Keystone
Hotel, Lancaster, next W Wednesday and Thurs
Gay. TO engage agents. on /" Light Of Ages on
lntoxicattOn," "The Beautiful Story" "CroW n
Jewels" Pioneer Heroes;" also, full line OF
"ramiiy Bibles" Special Inducements
oneIed. sep22-S, ,A&Iu
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25

CBsw Strawberry Plug Tobacco and save tho
Tags for handsome present.
@. .DUTrEkHOFKR, Sole Agent,
sl4 1md ~ west King Street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25

CHEW Strawberry Plug Tobacco and eave the
Tags for handsome pre- sent.
q. DUTTENHOrER, Sole Agent.
slt-lmd invest King street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25

Excursions 10 Columbia Centennial via.
Reading railroad. fare for ron nd u 1 . only $40.
Tickets good going on all trains scptember SO,
~ ana 2s. and good to return on all trains until
september 20, inclusive. Trains leave Ian.
castor tking street) at 7:30 a. m, ~ Is p, IN.
Special trains returning september % and D.
leave Columbia at p. m On septembor 81
will leave at 1910 for all stations.
scptg.2L2S.6
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25

JUST received at the INTHLLIGErCKR
OFFICE. a nne line Of Advertising Cards. AL
New Designs. Call ana see them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25

N1V ADT1RrIs1NsNrs.

CTRAYED OR sTOLEN-oN FRIDAY
neld of jacob % knst, q Paradise MIL n Re Rsncss.
ter county, . Black Horse, with white snip,
white spot on forehead, about is hands high
for the recovery Of the horse, or any informa.
lion leading thereto BY
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-09-25

SoHSRiDHR. lin this city, on tho .3d Inst,
MBgdalena schneider, III the slst year OF her
aU
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-11

1t is the duty OF the State to maintain irs
,n.sectari n schools in the rural as.d sparseiy
sa,t ed districts a. well as m towns and thicSiy
settled sections and that such civis'oh Oh .he
school money should be made as viii furnish
the means of iuca.ion to all children IN ths
state.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-11

6 woald oo impossible for me to do
scribe what / suffered flo1n Indigestion
and Headache gp 70 the tlrae ! began
fsI1iz.sE Ayers 9aEsapariila. iv-as under
he care of various physieiars, and tried
i great many kines OF medicines, but
Slltained more than TEN aI'orfsET re-
Iief. After taking Ayers SaTsaparilla
2or . Short sims, my heaaaehe disap-
5,earall. aad my stomach performed It's
duties Ino-a perfectly. To-day my
health IS completely restored. = Mary
Harley, Springfield, Mass.
I have been greatly benefited II the
proznpt use Of Ayers zsSarsaparil.a. It
tones and inviporates the system, recu-
sates the action CT the digestive and
assinilative organs, and vitallzes the
blood It is, without doubt, the most
reliable blood purifier yet discovered.
Il. D. johnson, 383 Atlantic avenue.
Brooklyn, N. Z. IT
AVER Sarsapa.rilla,
,-ogared 5v Or. J. c. yer 6. %. lowell. Tiass
1ar'oe fS7 %
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-10-11

mail services, with refusing 70 sign the necessa-
ry bill or the improvement # rivers an har-
bars with usiny the power OF his aiministra-
tion 10 prevent approI riations for a navy ana
coast aefcnses. with attem ptins to destroy the
protective tariff With ceGriiag the Sood VIII Oh
other nations at the experse Of the ctszehS oi
the United states, and with joining the ioreish
honlaolders to demonetize silver and destroy
tb,.industries of our coun ry, and for the re-
drction Of wages OF the Mint employees at Gar
son. for closing the Carson Mint, when " was
n,.on,y .elf-sis,aiains but source OF 'erehue
70 the Goverum mt, for its contsmptu"us 'e'o
Of pensioa bills for the rsliei OF Disabled SOL
d,ers md gail .rs, and for falling to construct
the Coyerrment building a Car on as required.
".
We are in faycr OF the absolute exclusion OF
Chinese. an ! the rcs,rie ion Of immigration BY
which the present overchar-ed condition oil 'iie
labor ma IKE. is made worse. and also iav 'r ies
;s,at;on bv which revision Of our nAturaiiza-
tiou and land laws may be acco oiished.
we demand in behalf OF uur various MUS
tries. the retention OF the duties on lead, ooraN'
soda. hides and leather, and TO restore the tar
III Of 1867 on WOO
Reso,red: hat we rccognize the right of la
bor to organize for rs lawful protection
VII.
We favor hbera appropriations oy congress
for hydrosraphicAl and typographical surveys
in this state to the md that she waste waters
NAV be preserved for the purpose OF irrigation.
VIII.
We endorse tn. wise and conservative adm ia-
;s,r,t;oa of Governor c. c. Stevenson, and W.
heartily commend the able efforts OF Senators
Stewart and Jones and Representative WOOD
burn in behalf OF the interests of the people Oh
this State.
We favor the granting to Nevada of all Gov
eminent land within the State for the purpose
Of providing means for irrigation ah' S'hef
Improvements.
~
We favor the reduction of the Treasury sur
Mus b, the payment of pensions to Union Il
diers. their widows and orphans, the improve
msnt Of riy, $ and harbors, the building or de-
f,.ns.s for ou s.a-cnast- the erection OF pushe
buildings, the creation IF a navy, the purchase
of bonds and erepeal Of the Internal revenue
laws saxiE. tobacco.
XI.
1t is the duty OF the State to maintain ITS
sectari n schools in the rural asd sparse'y
ss,t ed districts a. well asin towns and tnlcSy
settled sections and that such a Givlsion OF tne
schoo, money should be made as viii furnish
The means Of iucasion to all children in the
state.
We are in favor OF re-opeaIng the carson
Mint for coinage and raisios The WAGES OF 'ss
employe, t the ..iasd paid by the last Re-
publican administration.
XIII.
We .lemano the restoration of th mail ser
:; ;ce in ;his state TO III efficiency nsainta by
The last Republican Administration, and favor
the payment Of fair wages to all postal e''l-
Dyes.