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do NOT APPEAR.
Tho Man Who was Hit TaiI- to "Show
Ipr az rolice CnnIt.

c. j. Young, mate ON a schooner row
lying in the dock. who was arrested for PSI
sauting ana striking Pat Mclaughlin, one
Of her crew. with a capstan bar, was be
fore the Police Court Yesterday morning.
When the case was called Mclaughlin
failed 10 appear.
sergeant Ictor, Of the First Police station.
stated that the captain az the vessel had
come to tine stati0n-hOuse and ordered Me-
Laughlin to go aboard; that he DetcD bad
no reason for keeping him and allowed him
10 90.
David Couch. wiinns, for ihe Common
wealth, said: ! saw Mr.. ID. q. sullivan 800
to the vessel With wagon This morning
and take Mclaughlin and his clothes and
drive up Eighteenth street i'm the direction
Of Main street.
Justice Crutchheld: ! shall continue this
ease for ten DAYS. refuse bail, and Issue ar
attachment for Mel lughliu. ! have heard
that certain persons have cudeay0red lo gci
Mclaughlin out Of the city 90 keep him
from appearing i'm court. but ! wish 10 o. he
distinctly understood that viii not pouni,
such doing i'm nay court
Later In the day Mclaughlin WAS found
at sullivan. place. was arrested and i-
NOW confined 40 tine First station. His and
loung's case Will Doe heard ia the Police
Court tomorrow.
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ACCIDENT AVERrED.
4 North Carolina Visitors Novei EN9e-
rieuce With "a Girl.
..I..l..,. D,l.DI-l,

Air. y. q. Mallory, Of Durham, y. c.,
shouted these words. lie was Standing mo-
mentariy no the corner Of Grace and
Ei-hih streets. \ beautiful young gri in a
doE cart WAS iugging 40 the reins Of a
FESTIVE horse. The animal had backed
over the sidewalk. ana Mr. Mallory, seeing
danger followed zap.
When the back Of the cart struck tree
its occupant became alarmed and started
10 her feet. and the horse made movement
forward. Then Mr.. Mallory uttered the
word quoted above, and al instant later be
had his arms fail.
In jumping, the girls dress caught in the
buesy. and She was slightly bruised; and
as she reached the ground she tainted.
several people soon Gathered. and the UNI
conscious Que was carried into house
near by Mrs. Sedgwick's, s0l east Grace
street where every effort possible for her
comfort was made Medical aid was sum-
monod. Dr. MontlirO arrived iirst, and Or.
Edward Mcclure later. Ii was found
that nothing was the matter; that the girl
was only badly frightened.
When she ''camc to- she said her
name was Maud: but would not tell the rest,
and departed. While unconscious she used
some rather naughty language. She was
nicely dressed, and about nineteen years of
4rp
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

quickly. Provisions have been dali the ems
tire day, but irm, scarcely anybody Ia ~.
We see nothing 10 change our position NJ
doubt We shat have slow, weak markets
for The next thirty DAYS, and we are In
cIined 10 look for some lower prices. but We
advise purchases on all weak places, and
II bought during the next thirty days, will
pay handsomely. Iwenty-iye thousand
hogs on Monday and 10000 Ia 10000 Tor
the week. Cash trace dull. especially In
lard. From here down would advise is
,.,trabala
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

To-day is the Jewish feast Of Penticos;.
II occurs on the hilieih day from the first
day of the Passover. Its Jewish title is
.Shabugnot." signifying weeks. seven
weeks are 10 be counted from the nrst day
Of the Pas .oyer, and upon the next dav the
the festival Is commanded 10 be observed.
From this Is derived it, appelation Of feast
If Weeks II is likewise called the Feast
of The First Fruits" as upon this festival
the first liour from the new wheat was Of
fered in the Temple. II is the anniversary
Of the delivery of the law 10 Israel from
Mount Sinai, and hence is selected as the
day for confirming those who solemnly
nle,l.e themselves to live and To die in ac-
corlance with the Law vi the Lord.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

The city ambulance had two calls yester
dav. The first one was at 0.-j in tle morn
ing 10 Bhnchard's warehouse, 10 attend a
negro boy who was sick. lie was taken u
the alm-hOuse.
The second call was nc 200 Yesterday af-
temoon to Twenty-eighth and Main streets.
4 white man had been lying on the side
walk for some time. and 10 WAS supposed be
was sick. The physician in charge Of the
ambulance. thought differently, as ne found
that the man was suffering from the effects
of two much imblbing Of alcoholic spirits.
He WAS turned over % the police.
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sew Yor< cotton market.
MN. f....s.

NEW YORK. May "a Messrs. Hubbard.
Price a. Co.. In their cotton circular tonight
say; "Ibc holiday In Liverpool today.
and the absence OF any adyicos from that
market have left the traAng here unaffected
los ans foreign influences. and The result
has been narrow ana comparatively quiet
market, the disposition 30 liquidate long
cotton. having resulted i'm a slight decline
IN lha summer positions. August selling as
tow as 1926. From this there was a slight
recovery, but The close is feeble. and the
tendency evidently towards The liquidation
OF long cotton"
Receipt. ri our ports to-day so bales.
a- AGAINST i.5gi last week. Tie spot mar
het i- easy no unchanged prices; middling
upland. i2t.. NO sales have been reported.
transactions i'm futures to-day, 1880 bales.
Futures closed irregular. rs follows: May
and June. l2.3jWi23b: July. l2.4lWi2.42:
Aueu-t i2.2,Wl2.->; september. il.fc0a
li.il; October. ip.Httl0.Sl; NoScmbef.
1860 1863: December, 1000 la.GS; Jan-
uary, 1890 io.H; February, lo.15@ 1915.
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MARKETS Dr TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore sTarxet.
lBv fcicgfnyn.l

BALTIMORE. Nd. May 2l.--Co:ton firm;
middlny. l2Ic. flour quiet. Wheat
southern firm. Fuilz, SlH Be-; longoery,
ssi6c.: Wcstcri. el.y: No. winter rcd SPOT
and May. $3.50 csc. ,Crn-Southern quiet;
white. i0@ BE-; yellow, ga iic.; Western
spot steady; mixed spot and May. fi;.W
i2c. Oai, steady; ungra4Cl southern and
Pennsylvania. 3l@ &c.; Western white, 500
35i5 &C.; do. do. mixed. 81 lf5jc. graded No.
, white, DC. Rye firm; choice O3wo5c.
Provisions fairly active. Coffee hrm; Rio
cargoes, fair. 1850. sugar steady; grannla-
ted. Is i-l0c.; copper refined. fairy active,
l3LMi3ftc. Whisky firm, Si.09dSi.i0.
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New York Produce Market.
iBy Tsl4gfaph.l

NEw YORK. NAV 2L--Flour dulI: city
mill extras. S3&@$iGo for West Indies.
Wheat hrm; No. rcd winter. Si.0i, cash Il;
do. May J.aic. Corn dan. No. mixed.
ioc., cash do. May. i0i So. Oats steady /;
40. . naked, $780,. cash; May. BE. Pork
quiet; mess, Sl3.l5MSlL2j. Lard dull
June. Sb.35. sugar Refined steady; cut
loaf and crushed. &c; graaulated, &C.;
mould A. @ lli6e. Coffee steady; fair RIO
rsrHnfs fy4.e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
4 linrl..nnn rrnnne.

Lille Thompson's Burlesque Company
commences an engagement az the Grand
Central Theatre Tomorrow night. The en-
gagement is for one week. The manage
ment wish % announce that this - strictly
"A frst-ciass vaudeville entertainment.
Every act is new. No intoxicating liquors
will be sold in the auditorium.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
priyafe Picnic.

The first picnic OF the season gwen by the
Alert Social Club, to irlady friends, was
held nj IOungs Pond. Tuesday Hening,
the 10Th, and was voted by all PRESENT the
most successful yet given. The club IL
indebted To the chaperons. Mrs. John T..
Anderson and Miss Lou Drank, Tor the
flank, kind services. which added chiehy 10
the success OF the occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
- the ti,le Ones "ne raken. -

Before the hot weather makes the chill
dren sick. take them TO Fosters Gallery,
~ North Ninth street, and have their pie
lures taken. Babies and children should
always be- photographed. Men aud women
are always grateful when their parents pre-
sent them with picture of themselves IN
short clothes. They like ID have them 10
keep. Foster is taking better photographs
than anYbOdY else
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
IURMsH oFFlcEa5 PUNISHED
For Assaul,ing The Family OF the Russian
Ambassadors.

CoNsIANTINOrLE, May THE Turkish
officers ard tho i've students, who have been
held hy the Russian Embassy. for assault
in- ihe wife and daughter Of ils chiofdraro-
man. have been finally given up by the
Russian Ambassador. N. Nolidoo, who
at first declined 90 surrender them
l0 ihe Turkish authorities. Immediately
upon their falling into th, hands OF the
Turkish government all nye were at once
found guilty and sentenced o. SIX months
imprisonment. Following this speedy
trti0u the sultan has issued an order that
when the convict, have served out their
sentences they arc % be given exile in
Iriu0ll.
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Pofcc Cogf.-J0hn Thomas (colorodl.
abusing and threatening tn beat David
Pratt. REQUIRED 70 pay COSTS.
John Thomas, CHARGED with stealing ONE
pair of pants and oue'eatcAcl. the property
If David Pratt. Dismissed.
David Pratt (coiOrcd) charged with car
ryine concealed weapons. Case dismissed.
halie berAiey tcoioreu1 UIunN' "'"
-.
George W iliiams lroloiedl' charged WIN
stealing TWO ehill7' inc property oil '''""
bowman. Attachment ISSUED.
Jacob Bowman, charged win stealing -
the property OF George Nhliahls. case
continued.
Richard carter lcoloreb), dl-olotrl 'Ho
throwing rocks in the street, = med SOD.
Mary Watkins tcolored) abusing. assault
in.. aud beating Francis a. Brown. A'-
quircd To pay costs
Milton Brti0n. W ililam Tyler, art Jalhe.
Ballard Call c1lOretl. CHARGED WIN hc.N
disordorly ON the street. Required to gay
COSTS.
ftanri, Burt iroioicdl Guar. W llh .''-
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CInclnnnII linrkst.

10y ttittiANn.
CGNCINNArL o., MAY pork-FamiIy.
$3.50 Sl331i j.; regular. Si2.s5e1 Sl2.s7is.
Lard Kettle dried. O'-W69ic. BACON
Short clear sides. $GlnM6l2is. Whisky
sales. j9l barrels finished goods on the basis
OF $l.O9 per gallon tor high wines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

VII iN''h''fA w '''u'iNA iAtiiiNl'F W f''tf'
land, the following committee on permanent /
organic s,ion vas appointed:
ON permanent organization Malor-uen-
eral ). X. Trimblc, Colonel X. !. Preston,
Maior-Gcneral 4. ". Fields. Maior-Gcnerai
John h. Gordon. Bricadier-General George
Stuart. Colonel Walter II. Taylor, Private
4. Warwick. Private T.. :. Gregory. Cap
tain J. II. Chamberlayne, Captain Mann
Page.
The committee. after a brief essence. r.
commended the following permanent organ
ization. and the report was unanimously
adopted:
President aforementioned, Jubal A.
Early.
Nice-Presidents- Major General George
T.. Pickett, Major General Edward Johnson.
Major General Dabney II. Marry. Private
George l.. Harrison. Lieutenant a. &. Irigg.
Colonel William White. Brigadicr General
William Smith. Colonel Woodbridge, Pri-
waite - spencer, Jr.. Lieutenant ". W.
Robinson, Private Leslie spence.
Secretaries Captain y. II. Chamber
laync. Major Il. ". Hunter, Private l.. =.
Gregory.
ON motion of General Bradley =. john
son. the following committee was appointed
10 report plan for the organization OF the
Association Of the Army Of Northern Viz
ginia
ON the Association of the Army Northern
Virginia: Brig. Gen. Bradley D.. Johnson.
Brig. Gen. m. y. i'tnaieioh' ID. 10 -
liar'le. NAL M. = 'sssi,neer. HIi-' Ven, Ven
seth Barton. Mai. Gen. Ell. johnson. Nal
Gen. Fitzhugh Ice. >crg't Walter l4air
Brig. Gen. VI. y. Iorse' COL L. 9noWer"
AhGrtW9' IrNalt "ei, - p,Ih''I. W., , li
ry l.. icy lph' tapt' Do -ntIit"i3 i'm 'l"'
InNae James lillnah. Ii'Na't -. me-
hal' dcl' llglchhI9N' vi ~. A. W. ~"
bns. ten. d. II: Lane. Alal. '''"' ''"h h'
"9rdon' l.lr'il. 60 'l.4 -'..i;
me comm ilee mao, inr i'N'N ''- i'''
h'-"iN'u' j. 'n'r 'ni' i". .'l" ".'
once auopi pam OBJ "i-sl. t.''n at ".
soclalnh oi lnc Ninll oil N"ii''tn 'l' -''i''''
He~oNeu. e hal we 'l'h. ''A 'rI"
| thai similar oiS"hi/dli'h7 D' l"'I'. t'l '.'.
"Hlccr7 ana men "l "I 'l' Wi'''9' anu ',
me nav! OIL lle ohi. ''I''' N''''-' 'n W.T."
'""' ,"' ..
uated, and that thc memory Of iI' d'r',
achieved by ihe confederate arms 'N l.''
ami sea- may Doe preserved ana ilr uitl 'I
history indicated. and justice done io zoe
| living ANA tine dead.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
GERMAN ROMAN CATHOLICS.

koe.
MILWAUKEE. WIS. May 2i.-rhe pros
pect is good fr tuo attendance of f2,0O1
membel- of tAe g. rnan Roman Catholics
uf ~ scon-in at The first ~ilte Convention,
which opens 900 M0ndly. The proceedings
wiil Doe 0i1 -tlr-lhan1.r character, 70 Tar
as oi-on- of p0.ical questions Is con-
c,mol. THE executive board has decided
haf only representatives 81 three German
Catholic Societies shall bo admitted during
ihe business session OF the convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

Messrs. Baldwin and famum telegraph
10 Thomas Branch * Co.. as follows:
CHICAGO. May 2i.-N heat: There was
plenty of bull news before the opening re-
ports OF damage by irost in Kansas t0 win
ter wheat ia fact. all SORTS OF stories OF that
character. The market, when opened.
proved that the tint. had come when 70
good many holders wrhted % realize, ami
this feature had been apparent all day.
Nothing bat Mr.. HUtchinson's herce buying
Of Juiy prevented further break. The
time has nearly come when reports from IL.
liable people stating that the prospect m
this section tor winter wheat is fair viii be
believed, for last week an suchrep0rts have
landed in the waste basket, and nothing but
sensational reports OF damage have
received any attention. Il has been a
holiday IN England. Receipts, .5S.00;
$1,000. Exports, 1900.
wheat aud 1850 packages Hour. Cora
Big receipts; prospect Of their continuance
next week and hot weather broke n, and il
has been weak an day. Recelpls, $4,000;
shipments, lli.DO; experts, iJl,toj Oats
acted to-day as lhough s0meiCds " hO was
short had settled, aud the market dropped
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

lbl ttl- 20 Phi
BALTIMORE ND. Nay 2L-yIgginia
console, 90; 90. ten-loriics, 81; do. thfccs,
Z ISL E.tl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

Roots cantatl. The Flower Queen, 90
will De given in the basement OF sacred
Heart Church. under the auspices Of the
Young Ladies' society next Tuesday night.
Here j. the cast:
iase. Miss Annie Black uahiia. Miss NeNa
Kelly: san Flower. Miss Anna H. hIh +;
Holly Hook. Miss rv1 Phillips, Japonicf,
Mis-. Ellen fmucg1u Cr0cus. Miss Anrit
Ferritcr; Poppy. Allss Iiy F0rtsmanu +:
DundeliOn. Miss Alice Murphy; Heliotropf,
Miss Marie Burk I0lch-Ale Not. Miss
Madeline i0ram Mig1Ouetie. Miss Ethel
Burke: Violet. Miss Dele Powell ] liy, Miss
Nav Kelly: Forget-Me-Not, Miss LeOuOD
Fogsimann Recluse. MI j. Louis sullivan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

Atihc Theatre this week the historical
drama "Rolsrt Emmett will Doe presented
by an excellent dramatic company. the
leading member of which j. Miss Hattie
Wccms. The Play is one that affords many
possibilities for strong acting. and has Goa
year, been rrckune9 aa one of tAe best
modern tragedies. Miss Woem- rs ana ace
trc-- ol unque-tiongd ability. and
is besides very pretty. ~h. supported
erosion Clarke last autumn, and her
admirable ACTING iu 'Iiamiet," POOLS Re-
yenge." and otter dramas. viii he rcmcm-
bcrcd by theaire-goers. II j. safe TO say
that her portrayal Of TIE character of Marie
in Robert Emmett" viii ba every thing that
could Doe wished. Tine company supporting
Miss Wecms includes talented y0an-
Richmonder Mr.. Frank G.. Antilotii. There
will bee three performances Thursday and
Fri day nights and a saturday matinee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
Grain and Cotton exchange.
NiCnMoNb, VA, May 81, 1890.
OFFERINGS.
COTTON nEPoRr.


MhlAtt Ltms
QuoruiJas.-Middnns, NE; loW mid
dling, l0Ac.; good ordinary iOc.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

aud the destruction ana loss vl an Oh inc re-
turn, Of the army cmbafasscs me very much.
B r.a,l ,our letter from Havana 10 the New
York News with much interest," ana was
pleased with the temper in Whl.h IL WAC
written ! have since receiver inc paper
....rfa flfur b. published in the titN OF McNl-
.....rd also your letter lu reference 10 Mr..
DAVIS. understand and appreciate me mo-
live which prompted both letters, ana mink
f.rv will bee of service IN thc way YOU IN
tended. have been much palhcN 10 sc ti.v
attempts made 90 cast ooiuu upon WI. ,HN. -
hal 80 NOT think they VIII ne huCcessiul WIN
fHc rejecting or informed pDit,"u vi ~,
country. The accusations against inysei !
have uof thought proper 10 nOtlc', OF even
d, correct INTERPRETATIONS OF my WORDS
anl acts. We shall have 10 De Iailcht ah1
suffer for "a while ai least anu "a VoLtlo
,efsv / tnlnl. wlll only serve 10 pfo.ont
angry and bitter feelings. ana postpone the
f.ine' when reason aud charity may resume
their sway. Al present tne PubHe Hhhu ~
mot urcuarsi o. receive thr uuui.
q hone in time, peace VIII ne
restored % the country, ana lhat .hc so"''i
may enjoy some measure OF pIosP'I.tt,n' a.,
fe4f. however, that much suHcilus . SUI ~
..f.-s Tor her aud that her people must nc
prepared 70 exercise loiH'""0 anu
ance'
lou must recollect, my friends That these
lett.r. ,yere written by "A Nirgnian VINO
mad thought il his duty 20 remain ana snare
fhe tate of Lis people. whatever II might pe'
% another Nirginian VINO had iaheh upon
himself "a voluntary exile which ne theh
expected 10 Doe perpetual They were VIII
ten under circumstances mat lnducou .hc
.,,,,,,o.ition that they would never meet the
eve y''i q any one but him TO whom they We're
written. You Will see that General Lee,
though he was "A Nirginian in every proper
sense Of the term, did not coniine his parrot
lam and hi. affections % his native Stdlc,
bat embraced the whole South, aud Claimed
her people as his people; and what a gl4rl-
Ous privilege il was 10 DC part OF ms
people. You will also perceive ms
great anxiety 10 do justice. 10 tnS
soldiers VINO fought under hini anu
for whom he cherished paternal affection
rs long as be lived. The history when no
was prevented is)m writing, must be VIII,
ten by some one competent 10 the task, ana
the world must be made 10 know tbat Con
federate soldiers are not ashamed Oh ine
great struggle they made for constitutions
liberty. and regret nothing, in that resl,ect, ]
except that they failed 10 accomplish their
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-16
The following Resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY

The following Resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY
adopted:
2e>ol0ed That this comm tee reafi-ms the
State and National Republican platform OF
1885 including the declaration that "the Re
pLb lean trty is in favor of the Of both
gol ami i yer MONEY! id that it condemns
al eff irt t. depOuetize silver"
ReSOlred, Tina the pers steut neglect Of See
Rotary Wi dom TO increase the coinage OF sill
yer t. the n IXimu n OF four iiiion dollars per
month, couplei with his attempt to influence
CDngres ioaal lie kIsIati0u so as 20 perpetuate
liver dem teti cation, is a sh t;neless violation
of the Siv plank OF the National Republican
platform. an at OK upOn the rights and ln,er-
est OF the miner-. farmers and workers OF tpe
land, ma an ACT of rarty perfdy that shoule
cal for his retirement from the c,uuclt : OF an
ministratinn which is ule.iged TO heip ana
not to hin er he remone liz ttion OF silver.
ReSOL0ed. Tina the Rapub lean y rty OF tnls
Stat in favor # {, zee and uHlimted coinags
of 9th gold and silver; that I no ds 70 TINS
principle as a tenet of p rtS faith and test OF
party slliey ance; that 1t will permit OF ne
aband onnent or modification OF TINS doctrlnes
that let VIII - ,ever will prove rec cant 10 the
principle of him stalism il VII remain steadIast
thereto a a h 1t it invites all vot RS in New
ada who or the repeal IF the iniqmtous inter
lineated law ~ 1873 by wnlch silver was De
monetizsd and who sire the estao lsnmeAt
of free I'd uulimlted CHINA 70 as the law OF the
United states of america, to join ia electinR
delegates % a aepubiic IN State Convention.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-16
SICKHEADACHE

Bilious Headache, Dlz-
illness. Constipation, In
digest ton, Billions AT.
lacks, and all derang
menfs of the stomach
and bowels, are promptly,
relieved and permanently
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-16

1901. 1890
:. 3. RAIL.
CHIs~t K. - e.Vada
......IMPoRTER 1h.....
Hardware thd Agricultural Implements
The Old Reliable House, where you get Every.
thing you Want, and Prices that will =
Make You Happy.
hardware shelf goods windows DOORS blinds glass
lamps and fixtures table and pocket cutlery,
bar fixtures, fancy goods, slve and plated goods
nickel and plain agate plain and stamped
unware, guns pistols, POWDER shot, cart
ridges, bird baskets wood
and willow ware, paints, oils white
lead, paint-fncy colors.
nish, paint brushes and
brooms, castor oil and
turpentine, fluid,
enzine coal OIL iron, STEEL and wire
water pipe, etc. sheet iron, gavanize wire,
buggies, carts and buckboards, painted fence wire,
galvanized fence wire, blasting ,Owder wedges
and sedges, pumps, hose faucets, belt
ing rubber goods
champion machines Buckeye other ma
lines, divers Chilled Flows pos
stoves Medallion and Model Ranges Heath & Migan
Planet Jr Horse Oes CuvatO and Seeder and
moods in line. Will fill all special prices
and plumbers constantly hand to do work
notice.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-16
Primary Election
OF the People on
SATURDAY, AUG. Is, 1890.

For the purpose of electing Delegates to the
said STATE Convention, the Prim Try Elections
t. be carried out ~ com ,liauce with the laws
o tn ate and tn instructions of this Com
mittee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-16

The following test viii b. required Of eaeh
ami every voter at the sa Primary Elections:
lam a citizenof this state md nil supper
the nominees df the Republican party"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-16

The Several Republican County Central Con-
mittees will Gala
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-16

RI PUBLICAN
STATE CONVENTION.
OFFICE or
PUBLICAN STATE CESTRAL CoMNITTEE,S
VIRGINIA C TY NEW, MAY ZQ 1890.
4 meeting Of The Republican state Cen
trail Committee Nevada held this day, it was
ordered that a
Republican State Convention
....BE HELD A~
VIRGINIA CITY
Thursday, September 4, 1899
At O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of norni-
mating full state Ticket, VIZ:
Member of Congress,
Governor,
Lieutenant Governor,
Judge of Supreme Court,
Clerk of Supreme Court,
Attorney General
Secretary of State,
State Controller,
State Treasurer,
Surveyor General,
State Printer,
Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction,
Four Judges of the Dis
trict Court,
Two Members of Board
of Regents State Uni
versity.
Also for III Appointment
State Central Committee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-08-16
State Central Committee.

The basis of representation of the respective
counties in the id convention shall re one
delegate for each 80 votes, aud one for each
fraC lion of 25 votes nr over cast for the Harri-
son and Morton Fec ors, aggregating LAG
delegates, apo. toned as follows: