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Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-19
.w .wARRANTED.

UoHssnsviIIn. nisa., Dee. u, iaas'
Pinis hKpicIrr Co.. Paris, Tenn:
Please send ne three dofen of your oresc.s Lave.
lefs Chill Tonic. vas ylensed with tho lot tom 9sa
last summer. The people we're delighted Nih "
ea,e your chiii Tenic 10 fcuie ehiiiftn vhe reis
pale and suarthy sad smacia,rd. having had chfen's
ehiils for monfih past, one of them inr yssr, eaa
Tonic they we're hale and hearty. With red aud rosy
sn''''' ''''' ". W. gTlssos. n. D.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-19
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, 10, 1890
For Congress
WILLIAM T. ELLIS,
of Daveiss County.

The best thing for the Wheelers to
do is TO wheel into line for Ellis.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-09-19

e,or ecners of America appeal 10 your intongent
eve And Judgment az careful buyer.
iry us with one sample order for hhADH-hAbh
~ oTUrNo We would like TO have you compare our
Goods with any yoh have In your store fro other man
sfncturers II the reader Is not merchant please AJAX
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-03-24

A colorvd womau's Head Cut O6-Eler
Eleven.Year-O1d Boy Accuses.

Bt0vons ! eor.Olu BOy ACCunoQs
A slngularly atrocious murder wes COM
mitted In soInsrville, Tenn. on Sunday
morning, the victim being Mira sally
HobsoD, colored, aud the murderer hes
u-ycar-old boy. Mra H0beon w0 ser-
vnnt In the family Of the Ep1scOpel mimic.
tor, and lived with her four children In
small house In the rear Of the patronage. !.
Sunday morning her husband, who had
been In the country at work, called % the
house, In company with another negro,
aud, amer short stay, started out for =
walk. Returning half an hour later, - ter
ribIs sight met his eye. On one side Of the
door NY the decapitased remsina. Of his
wlSa and several feet away the head.
A stick of wood on which her neck had
beeu placed when the cutting was done
showed three distinct cuts Of an axe The
boy was found playing with the other chill
dreu, his clo hing satur Atrd with blood. He
= fiFuE claimed t6as the blood came from q
chicken which he had killed, bat q the
corcner's inquest admitted that he he'd
committed the crime. He said his mother
laid her head down on the block, and told
him II he did not cut her head on she would
kill him. The boys story 10 not believed,
and he was placed In Jail pending further
inv0o1igntion.
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Mothers, Mothers Mothers

Mothers! Mothers !! Mothers ~
Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teethf II
%, 60 At once and get a bottle Of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon II; there is no mistake about II. There 10
not mother on earth who has ever used 1t,
who will not tell you at once that 1t will regu.
late the bowels, and give rest to the mother, and
relief and health to the child, operating like
magic. 1t Ia perfectly Rafe TO use in all cases and
pleasant 70 the taste, and IL the prescription Of
one Of the Oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere,
r ,snts 4 bottle iune26lydAw
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wen suppose . Case.

You are nervous and d, speptic, your appetite
hags, your slumber II broken or disturbed by
unoasy dreams, or you court the sleepy god in
vain. What shall you do Try an alcoholic
excitant to stimulate appetite, deaden the
nerves at bed time with narcotic? Neither Of
these. Try Hostetter's stomach Bitters. II
VIII, believe us. be more than trial.. You Will
vig0rant and stomachic. 1t is in the exigency
supposed Just what is wanted. II Is a heaIthful
cite, but quieis the brain and nerves, IL an ex-
cel!ent diuretic and 2 speedy reformer Of dis
IL counteractsa q tendency to rheumatism, null
lifes the prostratin effects OF overwork, miti-
gates the infirmities OF age, and hastens conva-
lescence. Persons exposed to rough weather
should use IL as q preventive, as should also
tired students and business men. mlSt08
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OrotuoureA
CoMMoN COUNCIL ORDINANCE, NO O.
March 8, 1870. In Common Council Read and
Referred to the Finance COMMITTEES.
Same day Reported Back
Af1rmativeiy.

March 8, 1870. In Common Council Read ana
Referred to the Finance COMMITTEES.
Same day Reported Back
Af1rmativeiy.
An ordinance creating temporary loan and
sppropriating the same 10 different depart
SKcTIoN !, Be IL ordained by tho select and
common councils OF the city Of Lancaster. That
the mayor be and is hereby authorized and en-
powered 10 negotiate u loan to the city OF Ian.
caster Of twenty-five thousand, nine hundred
August, A. ID. 1850, at the rate OF interest not
exceeding six per cent. per annum.
SIC 2. That the said sum OF twenty-five thou
sand, nine hundred and forty-six ls22.pi8) dol.
lars, be and is hereby appropriated for the fol.
lowing objects hereinafter specified, viz: IN
water works general. tho sum OF three thousand
dollars thereof; TO salaries, four hundred dol
lars thereof; 10 salaries. engineers ana drivers,
nre department, nine hundred and twenty six
thousand, two hundred and twenty dollars
thereof; TO lighting city, twelve thousand
thereof to repairs 10 streets. four hundred
dollars thereof 70 contingencies, one thousand
dollars thereof.
Ordained and enacted into q law NJ the City
j. III. .BAUM4ARDNER,
President pro tenn. Common Council.
Clerk OF Common Council.
President Select Council.
Clerk Select Council.
msl,std EDW. EDoERLEY. Mayor.
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Electric Bitters.

This remedy IL becoming SO we'll known and
90 popular as TO need no special mention. All
who have used Electric Bitters sing the same
song OF praise.-A purer medicine does not ex-
ist and Il Is guaranteed to do all that Is claimed
Electric Bitters will cure oil diseases Of the
Salt Rheum and other affections caused by Inn
pure blood.-Will drive Malaria from the sys,
ievers,-FOr cure of Headache, Constipation
and Indigestion try Electric Bitters.-Entire
satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded
Price soc and Sl.OO per bottle at W. I. Hoch's
Drug Store, 1877 and l39 N. Queen ST., Lancaster.
Pa. S)
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Heavy Iaabtiities,

Frank p. Miller, manufacturer Of binders
and box board, Downingtown, Pa, has
failed with liabilities amounting to t3s 900.
Efforts have been made to secure an extern
sion Of time from his creditors, but these
have failed and the property is now in the
hands Of the sheriff. About One-half the
paper IL held In Downingtown.
G. II. Whitaker 4 Co., who owned retail
hardware store, In Toledo, Ohio, have made
an assignment. The Arm was one Of the
largest In this limo of business in North
western Ohio and did large business.
Tho liabilities arc 800, 900 assets unknown.
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ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
iis AND III N. QUEEN ST..
LANCASTER.

Tomorrow, Saturday, March
7ad, we start another Great
Ribbon Sale at Special Prices.
We have secured some large
lots Of New and Desirable Rib
bons which we offer from to-
morrow on at the following
special prices:
Nos. 9 and IL, all Silk Satin
Ribbon, picot edge, in all the
leading colors, at &C a yard.
One lot Of Brocaded and
Moirec Sash Ribbons. in pink,
light blue, cream and cardinal,
at 2sc a yard.
Double-faced Satin Ribbon,
all pure silk, heaviest quality
made.
No. 3, at &c yard, worth IS.
No. 4. at &C a yard, worth rS.
No. S, at ioc a yard, worth 40.
No. 7, atIac a yard, worth IS.
No. Is, at 2oc a yd, worth SO.
Two-tone, double-faced, heav-
lest quality. all pure silk.
No. 9, at aoc, worth IS.
No. IL, at 25c, worth 40.
No. Is, at a5c, worth as.
No. 22, at 2oc, worth 60.
One lot Of elegant New
Fancy Ribbons, in all the lead
ing Spring Colors, at Ioc.
One lot at Ioc.
One lot at 25c a yard.
Colored Satin Ribbons in all
the leading colors.
No. 4, at &C a yard.
No. S, at &C a yard.
No. 7, at SC a yard.
No. 9, at &c yard.
No. IL, at Sc yard.
Black Gros-Grain Ribbons,
satin edge, warranted pure silk.
and excellent quality.
No. 9, at Ioc a yard.
No. IL, at I2c a yard.
No. 10, at I5c a yard.
No. ~, at Ioc yard.
These are job lot, and can
not be duplicated at the above
prices.
One lot Of I5-inch wide
Surah Sash Ribbon at 81 a yd.
NOTICE.
Our Opening Days take
place WEDNESDAY to SAT-
URDAY, APRIL 30. Sd, 4rH
AND 5TH.
Store will be open every
evening on Opening Days.
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Trims.

Pleasant, healthy grins are seen only on the
faces OF healthy persons. The dyspeptic and de.
bllitated can smile only In q halfhearted way.
Purify the blood, tone the stomach and
strengthen tho tissues with Burdock Blood Bl-
ters, II you wish to laugh well and often: For
sale by w. T. Hoch, Nos. 1877 and l39 North
Queen street. Lancaster, Pa.
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Causes Astonishmeut,

Completely prostrated for days with indi.
gestiOn and bilious fever. The effect Of two
bottles Of Burdock Blood Biners astonished me /;
visible Improvement right off," Mr.. Noah
hates. Elmira, N. Y. For sale by w. +. Hoch.
Nos. l37 and l30 North Queen street, Lancas-
ter, Pa.
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CoNhON COUNllL 0RDlNANcE, NO. &
NSrch 8 lssA In Common ccascti ssad and
Referred 20 The Finance Cummtseee
Same day Reported Back
Amrmauvely.
An ordinance authorizing the Mayor 70 cAncel
two one hundred dollar. certificates " ~.
debtCdnea of the city u Lancaster iseued by
virtue q en- ordinance, entitled IAN ordinance
70 fund one hundred and eighty.twO thou
and seven hundred dollArs of the exlstlne
ccut. cf the city Of Lancaster" ApprOvcd Feb
WhS WhsSss:s, 81 virtue Of an ordinsnce entitled
an oriinange 10 fund ono hundred and eighty
two thousand, seven hundred dollarA Of the ex.
PER cent OF the city OF lancaater,"' approved
February ., lsD0. the mayor Of the city was an-
thOrised 70 Issue certificates Of Indebtedness
tpter alta Of two hundrcd dol1ars In denominA-
Hons Of one hundred dollars to bear interest At
Therefore s. Il os,isinsd BY re seieSt and com.
mon co9ncils Of the city of Lancaster that the
mayor be and 10 hereby authorized and EN-
powered 10 cancel the two said certificates Of
indebtedness Of the denomination q one hum
nssc cncs ec,s scsh ,:ssa cE xirsns e sns or
Ordained and enacted into law al the City
j. ii. BxUMaARpNER,
President pro tenn. Common Coancil.
DATsC sCrE - r,,..., rDnn. cv
President select Council.
Glsrs Select Council.
ARgfHsssSy'' ARgfs;S Aa'fH nD% q .isS sboERLrY, Mayor.
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Yrhe only trains which run daiiy.
On sunday the Mail train west funs by WUv
Columbia. n - Z -
]. Il. WOOD, Genera. PASSENGER A.:
CHAb. r.. PU0H. General MANAGE. "a
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SELECT COUNCIL ORDINANCE NO. s.
February s. lsoo In Select Council Read and
Referred 10 the Street Committee. same
Day Reported Back Afirmauvely
and Ordered Printed.
An ordinance giving and granting to tho Ian.
caster CITY street Railway company the right
70 extend Its tracks on South Queen street
its present southern terminus TO the city
limits, and to operate motor cars and erect
and maintain poles on said street.
SECTION !, Be y ordained Or . by the Select and
That the Lancaster City Street Railway COM
Pany shall have the right to lay street railway
tracks ON South Queen street from Its tracks at
from Its present southern terminus on said
south Queen street to the city limits.
Provided, That the time for the commence
ment Of the laying Of tracks Is limited 70 the
period Of one year from the passage Of this or
dinance.
SEC. .. That the said railway company shall
to erect ct and msintain poles % on both sides Ha ot
said street for the distance mentioned 10 kec.
Of this ordinance
Provided, That this ordinance, and all tho
siOns, restrictions and limitations contained In
the ordinance, entitled " An Ordinance Giving
and Granting the Privilege and Right TO Oper.
Poles on the Streets OF the City OF Lancaster,
along the Line Of the Lancaster City Street
Railway and the East End Railway Company"
passed January 8, lsSO.
Ordained and enacted into a law al the City
Of Lancaster, March 3, 1890.
J. n. BAUMGARDNEK,
President pro tenn. Common Council.
Clerk Common Council
President 2; Select y; tSSaa 6oSa,i,.
Clerk Select Council. m2l-std
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6 ELECT COUNCIL. ORDINANCE No.x
January I, 1850 In Select Council Read an,
Referred 70 the Finance Committce. Feb.
ruary 3, 1890 Reported Back Afirmar
lively and Ordered Printed.

Shuunry IL loUu IN select Council Ho90 ana
Referred 70 the Finance Committce. Feb.
runry6 s, l00. Reported Back Affirmar
lively and Ordered Printed.
An ordinance Increasing and fixing the salary
Of the chief engineer OF the fire department
and defining part Of his duty.
SECTION ]. Be q ordained by the Select and
Common Councils Of the City OF Lancaster, that
the chief engineer Of the IRE department Of Ian.
caster city shall be paid an annual salary OF
nine hundred dollars, TO be paid in monthly
installments by warrant upon the city treas
ury, ~ full compensation for the discharge
all his duties, now or hereafter Imposed upon
him by Actg Of Assembly or ordinances and
that II shall he part Of hts duty TO attend 10.
fire department.
SEC. ?. All ordinances or parts Of ordinances
inconsistent herewith or supplied by the pro-
visions hereof are repealed.
ordained and enacted into law at the City
OF Lancaster, March 8, 1890.
]. II. BAUMGARDNER.
President pro tenn. Common Council.
Clerk Common Council.
ID. T. LONG,
President Select Council.
Clerk Select Council.
Approved March Q, 1890.
m2l.Std EDW. EDGERLEY. Mayor.
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NXyANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
w In city or country wishing to earn 81 To
SS a day at their own homes no canyassing I:
work furnished and sent by mail any distance
Address with stamp. CrystaliIed Photo. Co.. III
w. 9Th g.. Cincinnati. o. 1eb2l-3meod
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BURSK'S GROCERY,
NO. II EAST KING STREET.

LENTEN GOODS.
Holland Herring. in kegs. very best q 10
me- fiHe, Sof ioc. % smoked Biosssf Herrins, fo!
l0c. smoked Cromarty Haddies, l0c y b. spiced
Hhrimpe, Spiced Oysters. Spiced Hard and boN
CLAIMS, soc 9 bottle. Clam Juice, Oyster Juics
Olives, all sizes, Mushrooms. Capres, Anch0-
vies, IN finest oil. AnchOvy ana hlO0ter Paete,
Fresh Lobster, Salmon and Deviled Crnbs, ear-
dimes In oil, Mustard, ana nnest Hardinee IN oil.
Italian MacarSnt, spahfetti verm,csiii i land ana
ss.is.er ssssa ss very i 1e.s RmSarser Eds% saso.
finest Deep Sea No. Bloatef Mackercl, 20c p
n. Large No. 1. very hne and white, Ct ID n.
Nice White Mackerel, &c csch or 9 for Sc. White
nod Hams mo i,st), i2,Sc y b. Finest Picnic Ham,
Oc. Skinned shoulder (no fat, Sc, Finest Break
fast Bacon, l2Xc. summer bologna, vc. Fine
Dried beef l0c. Very Finest Knuckle Bccf. l5c.
MIND YOU! Very az Finest T. pfsd ed Iss rss., he ,s
Grated Dried Corn for 2Sc. Lenhls, split Peas,
Li%S RoLHED LED Oars. iasc pack. Did you get
sample OF it, We are headquarters. Rolled
Oats, Oatmeal and Finest Wheat 0srmcall
s %e"i .G. f. as for g. . eenuiSe @ Inc York County
Buckwheat In sacks, 26c. Self-Raising Buck
"OUR FAMILY ply sICIAN" and !" BRAD.
BURY's ENCYCLOPEDIA, worth o and %
respecuvsiy given away A.. ,oT - ss caro- .r
ond nature 70 us, as the boy said who got the
whipping" II IL moro blcsscd TO give than re-
70 barrels Sugar just in-iook for Bargains.
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Spertai 4tnttres.
Buchlen,s Arnioa salye.

THE BEET BALvE IN the world for Cuts, Bruises
Chapped Hands. Chilblains Corns, and all
Skin Eruptione, and positively cures Piles, or
NO pay required. It ID guaranteed TO give per.
fecf satisfaction, or money refunded. Prico Is
cents per box. For sale by w. 7. Hoch, Drug.
gist, Nos LIZ and l39 North Queen street, Ian
caster. Pa. iunc27-lyd
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Carpets.
T b. MARTIN CO.
]" MOVING TIME /"
is NOW HERE.

Dou you want to save your
self much trouble in this matter!
If so, let us help you out. We
will take up your carpets, clean
them, fit them for the rooms in
the new house, and relay them.
All this promptly at low cost,
and no trouble to you.
When too small we have a
splendid assortment Of Odd
Borders, and all colors Of Plain
Filings to help out.
Carpet Lining, Stair Pads, &c.
All this work is done by expert
upholstcrers, the best in the
city, and all work guaranteed
satisfactory in every respect.
New Carpets for Spring.
Nowhere else will you find
so large a line.
Everything you want.
40 patterns Moquette.
60 patterns Brussels.
$50 patterns Tapestry.
100 patterns Ingrains.
Two Special Bargains.
6 patterns Melton Velvets,
new, ooc; worth $I.Io.
10 patterns Tapestry. As and
soc a yard.
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Will It Really Cure Rheumatisms
We answer, honor bright, It will cure rheu.
ma tism ,)and the severest eases too. Dr. 1homds'
Eclecfrf OIL wpss ,oyeSlly prepared for the rheu.
matte and yfrever t.ice letters from the peo-
Ie IT. ts sae n bY newly eYMscs Mcsbp psNRsr Nss
lS3 'GhS rcrgyt tn Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
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Crauslrrs' 0ssss,.

DENNsYLvANrA RAILROADS.&C. /
u In effect nom Nov. TO- 10oA w q
Trains LEAVE LANCAgf1R axA boovo -
rive ~ Philadelphia ~ follOwu:
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HOOPS sAnsArARllLA. .
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,palaes sf gashssn.

pAI.AcE or FASHION.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
HOTEL HRRIHHLS.

NqtouGl-W n Gushing, Atlanta, GA.
G.. n. Ianey Wheeling, w. Na p. W.
Wilson and family, Charleston, W. Va !.
R. Real, Philadelphia G &. Parrish, Bdlti-
more, r. e. Rodes, Virginia. w. II. WlL
nanvillc, Va; Hon. a g taruth aud wife
Mrs John Terry, Louisville, Ky.
So Jdmcs-J T.. Anderson, Auburn. Ala, +,
b. b Ross, Baton Rouge, La; ID. B.
whitaker Raleigh, n O.; A. la Motto, c.
X La Motto, Wilmington, Del; a. J.
Sloan. Grcensburg, Pa; a. VI. Lane, VIII
mington, Del.
UUloygs-H. w. Clarke, oxford, n. ";
B. L. Wood, Dr.. PittsburE, Pa, T. w
Bartelder, Lawrence, Kan; W. B. Thomas,
Georgia
Riggs-John Rooney Brooklyn. N. Y;
Mrs Lew Hax, ST.. Joseph, Mo. VI. g..
McLain, Indianapolis.
Sh5rti0Di-1 Thomas j. Farrell, New Or
leans, Robert Gillian, New York, Rush
Strong, Knoxville, Tenn.
Arliagtoa-J. u. Knapp. Auburn, y, Y:
o. Freyhan, New Orleans
Normandis-Smedley Darlington, West
Chester, Pa; W W. Frazier, Philadelphia
EJbHI-James b. Moore, ST. Louis; '. VI.
Bemis, Boston; s. B. Willitts and wife,
y. $. Navy; Madison Belts, Wilmington,
Ohio
Me,roUolan,-G. w. Sullivan, South
Carolina. G. =. Wright, Vicksburg, Miss. /;
Walker Bowman, Blacksburg, Va; Rev
r. b Ham and wife, OMEN, Neb
Hoisi yolwou-W. w. Dexter and wife,
2 1cXas: j. II. krause. Philadelphia, Pa; g.
b. Gibson, Chicago; H. A. Pitcher, Brook
lyn; Charles J.. Parson. Hanover, n II.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
acknowledgements Of Literature

james z. Hurdoch iH ne September Forum.
The truth is, our ideas Of literature
are STEPPED in the coloTs Of our trades;
our interpretations Of Shakespeare re-
fleet cur daily lives and callings. The
merchant measures him as his cotton,
the Judge tries him In his courts Of law
The uFalion Of Marx Antony, for exam
pie, is 10 the clergyman only a funeral
discourse over a departed member Of
his flock the politician views il merely
as fine example of political artihce;
the rhetOTieian delights in the richness
Of its figures; the logiciau scans its con
Clusion IN the light Of its premises; the
historian notes 10 as marking an epoch
IN the annals Of Rome; and the actor,
Dot to say il profanely, beholds II as q
rack on which 10 hang his effects of at
tiIude and gesture We Lhus read
Shakespeare in the light Of our yoca-
tionss We cannot gei agay from the
mental habits of our trade on our pro-
fessi0n Much harder still Is iJ 20 break
away from The spirit Of the age 10 which
We live InV0luuaHly We invest other
ages with the customs Of our oHn.
The daily critic., 1890-08-28
cLERGYMEN IN POLITICS.

The clcrgymeu Of New York city are
Ir,puing 10 take q prominent part In
ne approaching municipal campaign.
About The middle Of September q mas.
meeting ot c.trgymon, without regard to
J,rtuiua,iou Is 10 be held Dr. How
AID CROSBY Is preparing am address to
Ie laid before This meeting This ad.
dress is Gtdcr,d. iti, announced, Ito
cypress the conviction that the gross
abuses of the city government Impera-
lively need reform and it isa duty Of
the members every church, whatever
m6y De their creed OF shade of belief, to
mite IN the work Of correcting. The
address will 90 forth from this meeting
as an appeal ON the part Of the clergy Of
New York 10 the laity 10 unite with
them in the endesvor 70 bring about
municipal reform. AZ this meeting Il
Is proposed 20 discuss the moral and
philanthropic aspects Of the campaign
Not only are past evils 20 be mendel
hut The future good TO be done will also
be considered
In furiherance Of this object munich
pal reform clubs are being formed In
different congregations, and the mom-
hers Of these clubs are charged with the
duty Of distributing campaign docu-
mehts now being prepared, in which
will be shown in detail the corruption of
the present city government The out
come Of these ministerial measures 70
purify the city government Of New
York will be watched with interest.