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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21
SENTINEL &
mIFFLIN
WEDNESDAY,. k0]
TE ri
SHORT
The streams are i'

SHORT 4
The streams are n
winter.
Tobias Auker Il
turniP.
The ground ws' 4
morning
OIL cloth ? yards 4
Frsuciscu' Hard ware
Cash for hides givs1|
,uteber, HhintOwn, 4
Beneyille NlminI
captured twenty y-io'F
People who have II
,ecomodated by cailinl
LoaHng sbou, stores
.,.akinr. il not prOlul
The ground was Il
on Sunday night the
Every second man
and ready 10 give ady
quirsd.
The next COuErsssid
Pennsylvania, stands
ocrats :.
Harry E. Bonsa-i II
Graphic News of Alto
few days
Some DAYS 7Eo Id
Mills was thrown truuI
verely burt.
Rev. J. &. BucEe-
church died al Levl,Hu
the 18th, sEed -5 wears
The rosr OF a gas II
lay. Ohio, two DAYS
election can be heari
Amer Clark prgTo
telescope that viii b-iuA
a few thousand feet ot
General Malone, ssv
Morton electors were e
Read particular, Do .a1t
Tho Couul-s.ou e
master viii expire Iu h
month before t'l- tusuF
Rev. Mr. LrWey, Vas
stalled 10 preach for
Presbyteriaus on the
Governor Beaver ctI
Of this Commonwealth
day Of this month SIS "a
-Four years ago The
ssturu the rs-ca.s ouf
publlcaus that are ,asiu
out"
Amos IL. Martin %.
appointed 20 p ral-r-h
A year ago he wac alr
nation will tuEe T'lr. n
We are indebted f1
e. Z. Higbee, for arar
Of the Superintendent
sf Pennsylvania for f4i
Howe Neut.larirE
abe space with same ID
ether stove. Gail and
FHhNtI-
Show ers, aged 8a u
Pa, on tho IIth inst.
ing murdered two
The children we're ID
bis daughter.
A horse jumped iruu
train was iu motion u
few days ago aud land
st once trottiug aH. i
ened in some mauu.r
Itch, Marg-, and -e
snimals cured Zoo 500 mi
Sanitary Lotion. Tins
L. Banks q Co.. Ord
Pa.
Rupture Cure Gnar
Mayer, s5l Arch strro
Al once, no operation 4
Ae''' "'t's''a 's '".'
s'hers IAN a '''r.
haTeh H. 77'
The Ceutra' E.h. l1
sons not belonging r. q
60 Lewl-taEu aa Sad
participate m ta
20 1,'
NO'S'1 .'
Ladies cal. and 7r-
and " inter N'..".r
HaPes lh '....
= Ns" goods received
hcNIit, Main s'r'-
kid glove cIeaH'r'"l
The wearhrrvfse ~,
6y the number sfta-
80 ''i' 1'.. s''
'u'' winter -l'' par
'a'''" 10y Do '4'" %
To- ''' 'D7 i',' .'As
The couml-e"w-rs
ala county 'a". H. hH
ing OF = brIuHv anr.s
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21

The Sentinel ard 6epIG iioGI of5os j. =
place to get Job work ders. Tiyit' II W.
pay you if yoE need anything in Thai
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21
Notice to Trespassers.
Caution Notice.

All persons are hereby cautioned. not ,o
fresPsFs on the land. OF the undersigned in
spruce Hall, and Beale townships, for the
purpose Of gathering berries, hunting. Ash
ing, or IN any other way trespassing, on
said lands, as the trespsss law will be en-
forced against people who violate said Law.
HARRISON MIsEnsrM
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21
Literary Articles
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21

Inv IL i "" N DlklDlDN.
Trains leave Lewistown junction Ter Nil
roy at 35 n, 10 SO m, bpm fer
Snnbury at ! 10 IN, 20 IN.
Trains arrive at Lewistown Junction frss
Milroy at 90 m, ! 25 pm, 4 30 PE frsH
Sunbury at 925 a m, 1 10 pm.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21
LEWISTOWN DIVISION.

Sea Shore Express east, on Susdays,
will connect with sunday Mail east leaving
HarrIsburg at Is 2. m.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21

Showers, aged - i
Pa, on the lIth inst
ing murdered two
The children ugra Il
bis daughter.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21

Msil Express leave, Pit,sburs at esPn.
Altoona 20 p m; Tyrone D 81 pm; Hsut.
ingdon 81 pm; Leeistozn s4Spu; MI.
fin 9 10 p m; Harrisburg lU45 mi Phis.
delphia 4 20 a IN.
Philadelphia Express vii stop at Hiraa
at IL 80 p. IN, when hsgzed
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-27

gs tperben in ben Ser. Staaten
iabrli6 ettpa 100 Milionen 8funb
Sonis probuairt. tuelhe einer @ertb bon
nabe3u Is Ntlionen Dollars baben.
9as idbrlid selieierte @ads betrdst
ettua 100000 gfunb unb fat eineu
@ertb BON iber 100000. @esen 300,'
600 gerionen treiben in unierem 2anbe
8ienen5udt.
Natursas 1T nod MISREPRESENTATION
8emibuusen auf Der Sarm Sobn s.
Dfmfeo's, cine batbe Meile tueitli6 Dor
gonneaut, o., erbobrt tuorben. Sn Ell
ner Tiefe BON $50 SUB itieB man an Ell
mem Der lesten Gage auf cine aueIe
bas @as enttr6mte i'm Gusenblid ben
8Dbrlo6 nit folder Seftisfeit, baB BIZ
@ertSeuse tueit in bic S5be seidlenberi
wurben. 9abei neruria1t es einen be.
tdubenben 2drm, Der snuf cine Cutter
nuns BON flint Meilen b6rbar iein ioll
Bis iest 1T nod fein @eriu6 semad1
tuoroen, bas nit 70 u~nsebeurer @etualt
austr6menoe @as bienitbar su MAIDEN.
bod bOfft man, baB bies balb selinser
tuerbe. 9aulenbe ftr6meu berbei, um Der
m~ertmirbisen Quel su befi9tisen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-27

Gin LANCER Militdrsus, tuel9er
grippen bonn Nan6ber beinbei0rberte,
itieB in Solse unri9tiser @ei1enftels
lung in Meppen in Sannooer nit einenl
|@atersuse 5uiammen. lSuDlf Rilitdrs
tuasett tuuroen sertrimmert. gier Col,
|baten fanoen ben COB unb cine Mense
|uurbe perlebt.
! Selbmarida0l @raf Moltfe bat fol.
senbe Danfiasuns per6ffentlldt: .gua
slnlnB bes Sebantases iiub mir 10 sabl'
reide i9rittli6e unb telesrapbiide Slid
tpani6e Susesansen, baB es mir unm6s.
lid lift, bieielben ein3efn gu beantuorteu
SD bite baber auf bieiem @ese GIen
bic merner freunblid sebadten, meiner
ber3liditen 9anf ausipreden 5u birfen
@raf Moltfe, Selomaridal."
I Sn gliaB : 2otbrinsen tuurbe in
Sabre 1sSG-'S7 on fddblidem @ili
erlest begin. %sefansen: 942 @ilbi6mei
ne. IA @6lfe, 1881 5a9ie, 125 8ilb
tuben. SieroOn i'm Dbere,iaB 3518ilb'
idmeine. 5 @6lfe (Sberf6rferei Gilt
|tird), GAG Sidie, 80 8ilbfaben; I'm
tersgliaB: 299 Wilbidweine, $40 5idp
lie, SO @ilotaseu; in 2Otbrinsen: 2ss
sauen, 9 @6lte, s36 5a6ie, So @ilb
faseu. Die GnSabl Der erlesten @blf'
lit elre tueientlt6 serinsere als in Der
goridbren, no bic Differ burdidnitt
lid 40 betraser bate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-27

Sped aeben alIidbrli9 aus ben gerein.
Staaten in bic eurOpaiidsn Wdrfte.
Gs tOnnten $1,000 ginfubrSoa auf oas
8funb bieier u~nierer 8robufte selest
iuerben, uno iie ipirben ibren 8reis nidt
url einen Gent b~eeinRufien.
Damn liest elm 8ou bon 20 Gents per
8uibeI auf 8eiseu unb BON 10 Gents per
gnIbel auf Mais. Gber, tuelder Jar.
mer Miuneiotas bat bon bieiem 8oll je.
mails irseuo melden 8Ortbeif sesabt?
Ser 8Ol tOnute ben sebuten 1beil bes
sesentudrtisen s(niabes ODER oas sebn'
ODER bunoertfa9e beiielben betrasen
ober sanS iu~ssfaIen, unb es iuiiroe in
Dem Sreiie, ben unier Sarmer fir iei'
nsn @eiSen friest. nldt einen Seler un'
teri9ieO MAIDEN. @ir perienben fir
$500, 100000 Beisen unb Wais IN
oas Nuslanb. 9as Gusfanb, wel6es
bon uns fault, itebt NIT uns in feline,
goncurren5 unb sesen bic 2dnber BED
s~luslanoes, uelde, pie &uBlanb, l1eber'
idiiie an 9etreioe baben unb nit uns
I'm ben ausldnb,i1en Warft concurri'
rem, i6ist uns unier @eiSens unb Wals'
importSol ni9t. @ollen mir aber aus
Canada ooer &uB'anb iddbenspertber'
Sorten SaatweiSen importiren, als nil
iie ielbft baben, bann be5ablen mir eber
20 gts. mebr bafir, uno oas nenn'
man bann rSdus5Oll" fir ben Sar
r,er.
Ser aern bieier sanSeu Sa9e Dor
benz iosenannten S9us5oa auf 5arm
probucte aber 1T, baB Die Gufase Dol
ben S6us5ianeru semadt tuurbe, uu
ben Sarmern bic @Ole iber bic 9lueer
81 sieben, unb iie, bic fir guIes, mas +,
~taufen, 3ol 81 sablen baben, slaubeI
gu MAIDEN, baB iie aud seidast ieisn.
@s mare iebr trauris, tuenn bic Sar
mer ni9t einieben pOltten, peld eli
fred betriserii6es SPIEL man nit il
men iplelt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-27
@erfet8ermng.

Ser Undergraduate ldBt auf isiner i'm
gotun &odpile aelesenen Sarm arn 6ter
October 1888 folsenoe @esenitdnbe oil
ben Mtetftbietenben periteisern: 2 Bfer-
be, brei 9abe, finf &inoer, eth Stier,
stpei &dlber, bret Shafe, Elm 8lanos
Selbtbinber, cine Sdemaidine, 2 Bas
gen, 8flise, cine gsse nit 70 8dbnen,
cine @inbmlble, cine 8usmiible. brei
Bai9maidinen unb Singer, 10 big Is
9onnet sutes Seu unb peridiebenes
slnbere, au tueitldufis Su b%enenuen. Die
geriteiseru,s besinnt morsens 10 llbr.
Bebinsunsen: GQe Summen unter IS
baar, auf Gumner iber $500 tpirb
gegen MusfteQung elmer Note nit gutter
8iirsidaft 8 Wonate Belt seseben.
sos. 5. 2emm,
@isentbiimer.
2uremburg, Minneio ta. 1921
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-27
Ndberes pon1 .,beidilBten" Sarmer

Wit Dem ernitefien @eiidte, bas man
rtur MAIDEN fann, penn man %uertrauenss
pOlIe unb ni6t iibsrsut unterridtete
2eute anliist, ueriidert Der republifanis
fde Stumper, ipie ). g. Der tapfere
Waulz@ Several, George Sberiban, es
setban, bic 2anbleute, baB Der SodSoa
grade ibre 8rOoufte nit b~siunberer Sns
brnnf yidabe". Der Sarmer unb feline
SrDbutts iino bss SOd5Ols Serstdfer,
iast er.
8ie 70? @un-So. %!
g~lleroinss rubt elm Sull BON 20 8ro.
cent bes 8ertbes auf import,rten 5bie.
rem Der 9anbuirtbidaft. 4ber bas if
benz Sarmer eber gum Sdaben als' gum
gtuben. Die einSisen 9biere Ger aanbz
ipirthidaft, tuel9e ~iiberbaupt importirt
tuerben, iinb 9ulIbtuttbiere sur @ereo.
lung Der 8ace. Ser Sarmer 1T bess
baIb burd bieien 3oI 70 seidist, baB
er fir lmpurtirte Sudttbiere, Die er iid
suleeen min, 20 Brpsent ibres Bertbes
mebr 81 Sableu bat, als es n6tbis mare,
ipenli bieier iOnberbare Sarmer- SduBs
Suq ni9t eriftirte.
@6er ben Saul a~nsebalteu! Ser 5ar.
mer probucirt .&inbFeiid," Sdperue>
fleii9 unb Sped, unb oieies Srobuft
.i6ibt" Elm @infuhrSOG BON 1 Gent
bas 8funb aaf Rinbs uno Sdmeine.
fleiid uno 2 Gent auf Sped. 8efde
@obltat t6nnte .bas fir ben Sormer
fem, tuern bas GusianS iemals baran
seba6t, iraeno cine nennenswertbe
Huantitdt bieIer 8aaren in bas @ebiet
Der gerein. Staaien 81 importiren.
Bir periorsen uielmebr bamit bic san5e
8elt. ueber $100,OOO,0OO @ertb
&ino- unb SdweineIieiid, Sdinfen unb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-27
Werfetgerung:

Ser Undergraduate tpirb auf ieiner i'm
Eopu 8odutIe selegenen Sarm on,
9ienitas, ben 16. October, 1888, folse,.
be @esenitdnbe an ben Meiitbietenber
ueriteisern: Se9s 8ferbe, breiunoSuan'
sig Stid &inopieb, Spei @asen, Stuei
|S9litten, Suei gssen, uiersis Eonneu
6eu, finfbunbert 8uibel Storm, Mabma.
i6ine, spei 8inoer, 9orie State, bier
8aiise. 8ebinsunsen: 8etrdse unter
$1,000 baar; auf 8etrdse iiber $1,000
elm Sabr 3eit 81 8 8roSent sesen quite
8irsidaft. Rid Sanien,
|39-4 Eotpn &odpiIe, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-27
@erfetaerMn9.

Der Undergraduate tpiro auf ieiner i'm
9opu &oduiGe selesenen Sarm ON
Sienitas, ben 9. October, 1888 folsenoe
@esenftdnbe on ben Weifibietenben Der.
fteisern: 6 Bferbe, % Stid &inbpieb,
5tuei Baseu, stuei @ssen. Suei S9lit'
ten, elnet Sensit orei Sabre aft, 1900
8funb i6uer, 70 9onnen Seu unb
idmmtlide Sausserdtbidaften. 8eoins
8unsen: 8etrdse unter $1,000 baar
auf 8etrdse iiber $1,000 elm Sabr 8eit
81 8 BrO5ent sesen quite 8irsi6aft.
% m. Sddfer.
&odpiQe, Stearns County, Wtnn. 4Os2t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-27
T I TO CREDITORS.

STATE oFMINNEsoTA,2
County Of srEARNs. In PROBATE COURT.
In the Matter of the Estate of John Peter
Schwartz deceased:
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claimsand acknowledgement the estate Off ohnPe Peter
Schwartz late of the County of Stearns deceased,
that the Judge Of the Probate Court of said Coun-
ty will hear, examine and adjust claims and de-
mands against said estate, at his ofice in the City
of st. Cloud in said County, on the nrst Monday
OF each and every month for six successive months
and that six months from the 18th day of Septem-
Der 1888, have been limited and allowed by, said
robat Court for creditors to present their claims.
Dated this 18th day of September A. d. 1888.
GERTRUDE SCHWARTZ,
Administrative of the Estate of John Peter
Schwartz diseased.
II. 81 THEO. BRUENER,
4O-4t Judge ofProbate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-27
STATE OF MINNESOTA
County of stearns.

County Of stearns. inProbate Court
Special Term. September 18th 1883.
In the Matter of the Estate of Mary Reiling
Deceased:
Whereas, an instrument in writing, purporting
to be the Last Will and Testament Of aryReiling
deceased, late ofsaid County has been delivered
to this Court;
And whereas, Sholastica Kerst has filed there
with her petition, representing among other
things that said Mary Reiling died in said County,
on the 31st day of August 1888 ~testate, and that
said petitioner Is the sole Executrix named in said
Last Will and Testament, and praying that the
said instrument may be admitted to probate, and
that letters testamentary be to her issued thereon;
1t is ordered, That the proofs Of said instrum-
ent, and the said petition, be heard before this
Court, at the Probate Office in said County, on
the 12th day Of October A. ID. 1888, at o O'Clock in
the forenoon, when allconcerned may appear and
contest the probate of said instrument:
And it is further Ordered, That public notice
Of the time and place of said hearing be given to
all persons interested, by publication Of these
orders for three weeks successiveely prior to said
day of hearing, in the "DER NoRDsTERN'', a
weekly newspaper printed and published at the
city Of st. Cloud In said County.
I dated at st. Cloud, MINI, the 18th day of Sep
TENDER A.. D.. 1883.
By the Court,
q. 81 THEo. BRUENER,
40-3t Judge OF Probate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-27

Die etesanten 8 bel 10 srOBen 8ors
traits gum ginrabmen, bic frei per9eben
tpercen nit jebem 9usenbGabinet.Bbos
tosrapbien gu $500 cas- Dubenb, Sies
ben ungemein an. @er nod feineS be-
iist, ioIte bic leste @elesenbeit pabr-
nehmen. Mi0er. 8~bOtosrapb. 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-27
Stt perfamfem.

Sn 2intonpile, Minn., 1T elm Store.
aebdaoe nebit @narennorratb poblfeil 81
hnttn. Cine siinitise @elesenhe,t fir
ktie rsbtise Heriun. @eSuunsen, sleid
30 uerfaufen. Wan abreifire
@ebr. SaIueroI
35-6t 2~intpnuille, Mfna.
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BUR &cnntntBnabme.

ginem seebrten 8ublifum BON Welrofe
unb umge9eno biene hermit sur ~sefdlisen
| Radri6t, baB i'd i'm @ebdu6e bes Serrn
Stenban S6warb in Melroie elm Sdnbs
Observation-Disclosures babe, uno oaB &epe.
ratur : 4rbeiten prompt uub biais bpiorst
tperoen. Senrp 6riefe,
| 10 We!roie, Mira.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-27

- dis gpirnel 5tpptns Don gretpnia Bic QsuiEa.
ma uue EsJas Gtenbatn baute, fpnnte ni9ts eefun.
ben perben, nm ber Walarid Der Grbeiter ~ppsiubtu.
sen. has Dr. denner's Capitol Bitters sIet6 acne.
fein Rsrrtns9 snis, msnn Bimt, Ssut uub Wsrssn In
uncrbnuns fnb. Sein 5uftn 5snie Sci alen Gtfdf.
tunssn, unt fttn ~aelttnes Wittel bef aufn S6mer,sn
unertnuuaen bee Nlasens unh hes 8arHes. So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-27
Siuser i6reien mad Yitder's Gaforia

als bas sabb e~rtranfte, saben mir es Gafforia
A1s fe beranpuds, fdrie fe mad gaiforia.
aB Granleim, sebraudte fie eaforia.
aIs Nutter CAB fe ibren aiabern Gaitoria.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-27
gu %berfaufeu.

Cine Sdmieoemerfftatt nebit einem
uoIen set" BON @erdtbidaften. CUTE
Sage; a~nnebmbare 8ebinsunsen: Nad,
outraged BEL S. 8. Seflin ober
grosmau & 8putpeu,
32-4t CLEARWATER. Minn,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-27
Ct. anlut'a 5lninerttp
goaeaeptue. Minne,nta. y,

unter 2eitun9 ber Batter bes B~eneoictiner
Droens, lift Die srDbte unb beitaus9eitettete
2ebranitalt i'm N%orbneften; Die Gage ro-
mantii6 unb aeiuno. unterri6t wirb ers
tbeilttn allen Sdhern. Stuoenten fbnnen,ie
nod Sdbisfeit folsenbe gnriusaufnehmen
Preparatory, Scientific, Commercial,
Medical, Classical, Theological
Sas S4ul1abr be9tnnt an 5. September.
Sir gatalog uitu. ipenbe man fi6 on
Rt. Rev. Alexius Edelbrock, o. S. B.
gbt unb grdfbsni
siberian
Rev. Chrysostomus Schreiner, O. s. B.
33-3mt Siess gr6Ftsnt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-09-27

SuasnuusoSh ooW pooCs pOSO, poUI
$40, $40 &c. einaeienbet.
xeu. m:x:.m. ,e
W. us. sly
pein'ns, Nei@, mnroen am Wltttuod
Gbero Bel elmer ein5isen Gprenguns SOC
Ifunb Auars erfSrbert. tuefde fir "a,
.oeo eofb enthof,su Nsr ghah, q
a'.s ~ y
iss' e'p II ouB ''ei hho es W oerelts
.far S2O,oOO Solo BARN sefnnoen NOR
ben. Die @olbaber perbreitet fid mad
unten uno 1T bel ouserorbentfihem Gle,
boIte f~ortyoufern g hoa h.r m.r.n ans
~"
n'Dl a~'"agetho au lWaPeH 'lt. Ste Gats
superior 90. fbroert ebenfaus @olb 81
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13
IRON AND STEEL IMPORTS.

FALSITY OF FREE TRADE ASSERTIONS PROVEN
BY UNIMPEACHABLE STATISTICS.
Philadelphia, April IL (Special.-" The Bulletin" OF
the American Iron and Steel Association issued yester
day. gives the Imports Of iron and steel and iron ore
into the United from all countries in each Of the
last three months of 1881 and In the first two months
as follows
October 151 300 tonsi November, 118152; December,
81 SAB January S. 776 February, 1853 The decline
imports which began In October was checked in Feb
rusry and ran 12.o72 more than the preceding
month.
In discussing steel rails in the Mills Tariff bill, The
Bulletin" says:
In letter we addressed william D. Kelley and
which desks OF members Of Congress- we met
and fully answered all the ofexploded allegations concern
ing the duty on steel rails having added TO the cost OF
constructing American railroads and consequently 70 the
cost Of railroad transportation These specific charges Of
the majority only true but they inexcus
ably false for every Of the majority Of the
mtee has long in possession Of unimpeached and
unimpeachable statistics which have ourselves sup
showing that protective duty steel rails
has steadily reduced the Of constructing American
railroads and the cost Of transporting farmers products
In the United States Consular Report" Mr. Edward
Atkinson publishes elaborate graphic statements confirm
ing our own 1t is clear that duty Of s11
would let sposds Of steel rails into markets unless
our manufacturers could further reduce the price Of Amer
ican steel rails about IS per To DO this would
ure cheaper ores cheaper coal and coke cheaper labor
and lower freight rates than manufacturers
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13
MARRIED.

BTNKER-HoLLEY-In thi, city, on wednesday. april
William 2. Bunker and Mrs Mary II. HOley.
BCRRILL-BARTLETr-On Wednesday ADrl llth the
residence OF Charles T. Bartlett No. 795 MadsOnave
Rev. Thos Armitage Hortense daughter OF Charles T.
Bartlett 10 Edward Livin zston BurrI.
CHAPNAN-M' SDNOn Wetne .dav pril H. AZ the resi-
OF the bres by the Rev Charles Cuh bert
ALL Alfred Chapman 20 Alice NJ, daughter Of John w.
Mason ali Of BROOKLYN.
KING-HENDEHsON-U Wetnssday. Aprl H. 1888. at
the residence Of brides parents Fast Or " j. by
the Rev. Horace BshOD Kate Barner. gutter OF Ma
thsbiel p. Henderson, 10 George william Kinr,
MORAN-MORGAN-On We inesday. April II AZ tho resi-
dence of the brides parents No West g DIST bv the
Rev. Dr. SwOpe OF Trinity Chapel Elizabeth ". daughter
OF Theodore I. Moran, 20 Edwin D. Morgan
RHTNELANDER-KIP-O Wstnsstav, Aoru IL. bv the
Rev. Samuel Cooke. D. D., assisted by the RI. Rev A.
Cleveland Coke, Bishop OF Ws-tern New York. Philip
Rhinelander TO Adelaide daughter OF Dr. Isaac L. KIP
SCHEDLER-BERGMA Non Wednesday evening April
H. at the residence brides parents No Ii3 West
70thst. BY the Rev. e. Krus Carl W. Scheder and Au
gusta. daughter OF Michael Bergman
STONE-HAIGHT-On WednesiaV April H. at the rest
dence OF the brides mother Newark " j. By the Rev Dr.
Finch Eoise Gould, daughter OF Mrs Travonian HaghL
10 Howard Cotton Stone. ~ Nev.YorL
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13
1)olitical Notices.
Republican Primary Elections.

The Republican voters enrolled in the several Assembly
Districts the County OF NewYork, except the 24h
Assembly District viii meet at the places hereinafter
named Tuesday May Stn less, and In the Oath As
sembly District Tuesday April l7th lsss for the pur-
pose Of elcctng delegates and acIates 70 State Con-
vcnon be held at Buffalo, n. Y, Wednesday, May
10TH 1885, at II o'clock noon also elect delegates ia
Congressional Conventions to meet Friday evening.
May lIth 1885, at O'clock the places named fol-
lows:
9th Congressional District Convention. No Abingdon
Square
7th Congressional District Convention. No. SO Clinton
place.
eth Congressional District Convention, No. 2i2 Grandst
9th Congressional District Convention. No. % Ave-
A.
10th Congressional District Convention, No. 223 81
ave, southeast l9tb-st
11th Congressional District Convention. No. ass 9th
ave.
10Th Congressional District Convention, No. East
59th-st.
18th Congressional District Convention No. $3.50 Sd.
ave.
The delegates to the State Convention are apportiOnee
"a foil
New-York tribune., 1888-04-13
THE "NBr RESULTS TO WAGEEARNEks or 4
PkOTEOTIVE TARIFF
TTon1 ne Dry G0ods Chr0ntcte, Mdreh 81
IN


New-York. March 90 1883.
Editors Dry Goods Chronicle ,
] met very recently MI. Barbour. one OF the nfm OF
Messrs. Barbour Others the thread and tWlne manu-
factuTers Paterson n. j.. and IN talking "lth MIN
ablu the III Mills tarid would hav on their busl-
less he said t would ausier portion VI the HAhuId
uring now done IN Paterson, y. j. 70 Belfast Ireland,
sa tOl the St TACT that In Belfast lnel ehoy ca
about $50 Operatives and In Ia ersOn about 400 were
employed the same kind OF work and cCndi ions OF
lsOO common both titles aad that the regular monthly
y-ru In Hast fOf the p 900 Wage-earners was within
sbOO VI whAi II was In Pate son Tor the l.4OO
asked Nj Barbour what the net results Of labor wero
U the operatives In Beliast and IN Paterson. HIS an
swef Was, Our emplOyes In THIS country i've Deter
dress oettef AMI Save We have many employees In
tn country Who have money In the sayinks banks many
who have money depOs cd vi US, and we have sOIo
girls VINO have as much $1,000 70 their credit In The
way OF surplus earnngs."
asked. How Is II Belfast with your operatives r
His answer was Very few Of our Belfast operatives
have surplus earnings. II takes al OF their vases
get bare living and hey do not 1--we nearly as well
DO our Paterson atse These f4cN are worth
volumes OF free trade theories The net results OF pro-
t1n the vase OF this country mean that
they fed beter clothed and have better chance
case OF sicknsss than 10 any country In the world
IL also means that Our protective tariff protects the
fully much. not more than IL does thc
manufacturer IL the buidlns uD Of our anu
featuring centres wi th busy hives OF consumers II
means home market fOr he products OF Our farmers AMI
home market for tanners means the difference O
cost CHI 5000 miles frO our shore ana the exces.
dealers through hands the product OF our farms
pass. Finally It greater general prosperity
II. X THuRBEE