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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-03
Prssent and Future Excursions Via tho SAINT.

PrNsent and Future Excursions Via the Santa
Fe koute
Winfield, Cowley county fair Sept. to
4 Exclusive final limit of ticket Sept. ).
OH and one-third rate.
Kansas State fair, Topeka, sale of tickets
Job to 18th inclusive, final limit Sept. q.
One fare round trip.
Annual session of Sovereign Grand
Lodge |. o. o. F., St. Louis Date of sale
Sept p, ten day limit. one fare round
TRIP. For particulars inquire of Santa Fe
agents.
Interstate old soldiers reunion and
WSandott fair and meeting of Kansas
Association of Trotting Horse Breeders to
bel held at Kansas City, Kan, Sept Z to
12I One fare for the round trip. Tickets
Onisale Sept. to IL inclusive, good to re-
tum until Sept. Is
Ihree trains daily to Kansas City with
Out change from Wichita
Harvest excursion tickets to Texas.
NdVy Mexico and st. Louis will again be
pldced upon sale Sept. Is and 20.
Every day excursion tickets on sale TO
Colorado, Utah, northwest and west.
Cal at Douglas avenue passenger station
orlcity ticket Office, No. l5S North Main
stIfet. w. d. MURDoCK-
~ LII ID. p A
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Sealed Proposals.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
WICHITA, Kan, Sept. !, 1891.
Sealed proposals will be received nc this
Office up TO o clock-p. M, September "A
Isl, for the construction of bridge over
thI Little Arkansas river on Beal avenue
eleventh street,. Complete plans. speci-
hchtions and estimate of the work can be
sedn et the office of the city engineer. The
mayor and council reserve the right to re-
JEDI any and all bids.
eOf2t FRED SoHArrNER, City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-03

ftopi lookl Cheap rates to Kansas City
af return via the Rock Island route.
Ilike1s will be placed on sale Sept. 6 10 IL.
lntluslve Good returning up TO and in
. fdlng sept 10. Fare for round trip So. Is.
r9r ucSet and information call at city
5idket office 100. corner Main and homeless.
depot corner Mead and Douglass averns
'Otllt w. Il, WISHARr. c. 7. & P
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An who want privileges for stands or
odtbs, etc, AZ the coming great Alliance
at Riverside park. Sept 10
nd II, 1891. viii please call on or address
IIerintendent OF grounds,
HERSEY 81 DUNBAR,
xLhange Grocery, Stock Yards, Wichita,
ali, 9l-5t.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-03

Elderly Yonng I-ady-Eow is it that vop
have never sot married yet, Baroas
Baron nave always been lifted. seno-
rita
Elderly Young Lady-Ahl And v,o,,t
you make 81 lelst one more trials-Ei Dia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-03

annual session of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge l. o. o. F.. ST. Louis, Septem Der
2lsi Limit Of ticket, ten days-one fare
forIround trip.
Harvest excursion rates to Texas points
and ST. Louis September 18th and 10Th.
HE only Line running solid trains to ST
Iofis; the only Line tn { have Chair and
Pf Imam Cars In its morning and night
trfns
for further information and ticket, call
at luiOn depot or City Ticket office.
". d. MURDOCH.
a-2Ot. Asst Pass 'gr Agt.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-03

certify the I'd provided for in this ordit anee
to the COUNT clerk of Sedgwick county Estate
of Kansas, Il be by him placed on the tax roll
of said cJuIlty and collected as other taxes
according to'aw.
Sec. 2. Tn ordinance shall take effect ard
be in force # Tom and after its publication once
In the Wichita Daily EAGLE.
Approved august Il, 1881 c.. ~
Attest: EJlED SCHATTNEH, City Clerk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-03

Wichita Ind Kansas City express. Santa
Fe route, leaves daily At SOS a. m, Af-ius
In Topeka $40 D. N, sDdsin Kansas iCify
AS p ~, With no ChaDgk Of cars, r{cisI-
ing chair cdr seats IN which are free : Al
ways On tine. Stops eTefyvheEs aDdirur,s
fat betweea stations d4tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-03

To New Yhrk N - Eo1IS and ~ Euu3-s
On and sitter July y i change Of ltInls
viii becon 9 effective tstweea Wishita
and New T2rk. 80 that 3zsssngy Lejvins
Wichita 0BSi the Missouri PaeiEc rzilwEy
esn reach Kew York ilss hosIrs AID is
minutes Shs train IeAtes WishisA sally
az LIS o M, arriving II New FORK al 20
,. IA. the szfcond day oIb9ing Orlt oze
change OF chrs - n.-cess4Iy. which j. ks &c
in fbe St Louis Cziof depot. Tais -
several het-rs quicker fine than ella ks
made by Ei,,y other gcs out oe Wkhis&
Seats free 10 chair c4rAI Pullman dieeb-
ing cars Z desired
+ L BEEcKLtY, p. &TE.
c5l-H Ia Hc{1k Man sfxAss
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Two 0sily trains 70 81. Louis eoni,,.d
with Pullman slespers and bnpos,,,,s I, ,
cars. Leaves iohiia 81 l0.Z5 =. M ard
lUiS9 p N, arriving In st. Louis one hour
eafller than most routes. Making pro1nDt
ard sure connections 10 the east. allorirr
ample time in IT Louis 10 o6,
tal n meals prior 10 the departure of the
fabt eastern trains.
W. ID. MURDOCH, Dist Pass. Art
toe y. Main II. and Douglas Ave. Depot.
s. If
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67ut

Blank charters and E,Il kind Of iexel
blanks for ssie by
TIE WIcfITA EssIE.
d7Itt Wichita, kzusaa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-03
blanks

Blanks of al kinds used in real eafass
transactiOnt. court pTciceeoiugz, justice
blanks, all kinds and descriptions. cs3n Es
purchased IN the first f9or. IN the bu,iEes
Office ~
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Go east via the New Sbors incl Ms
souri, Pacific Pleasant Hill rjute ,
Through sleeping and chair CATS wft:hout
change Widhita to St Lodis ssh &
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ewis academy will open on Sept :. 1871
tt9r particulars address or call on 7 ~.
N4ylor. : o.
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Plastering and patching. chimney re-
airing, 426 East Douglas. dSSe,+
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e Wonder ThIr onarr.1..

70 wonder Tn ~ QuarreIsd-
You aad Charts qSArreled, hear"
'Yesf
"Wh has about{" +.
be skid re only wGEted che very little
Kiss when bad nall sldOzen large ones al
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atil Sept, 90, Harvest Excursions via santa II.
Enafp

August %. Sept. Is and %. TO all points
Fl Paso and Demine, \. 81
l1al limit thirty days from sale. With
lfVllege Of stopovers south of the Kansas
us and south Of La Junta going. For
lfl particulars call on or address agents
o1the santa Fe railroad. Union depot cor
~ OF Douglas and Fifth avenues, or IN
Pr ticket office. Us North Main street.
" ID. MURDOCH. u. p. a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-09-03
REAL ESTATE.

FURNISHED by the DEAN Abstract Coz
II e records in the register of deeds Office
shoE the following buyers Of real estate:
s VI Levy 10 IL blk 1 Perry's add
MI Baker &c IS 80 80 Underwood ave
Underwood s add W d.............. SOC
b SsTregent hf NV or and sw Or ne
ode 81 lie shf d................... 200l
Christie Joseph S hf NV or and sw or
nd or 2 q lie ocd :. .............. 61l7
JtC Crippen Sc or 80 2S 2e W d.. 5000
Theb Osweiller sw or Is % 3w W d.. 1850
Eli Taft e. 10 20 q % % "a %
2d27 % % 30 all in Triangular add
SIP ----.-----..s...--.. 90
g Thdors 81 50 Walnut st Neiderlan-
ddr's add W Observation-Disclosures. 400
Henry Mossbacher IL ID Douglas ave
Mossbachers add Wd...... l
Frederick w Parks nw1l % 2eQ
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. III
PETER Woody S blk l Greenwich wd so
Claudia N CARRIER lot 2 in 30 % 2e
WI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ooU
Frell Harvey lots 9 in 6 % shfd ESQ
Josey Morse % GIG # west front on
Main st adjoining 166 Court st on
- tie north deed 80. .......... 1000
Mary + Luderwick 45x120 fl Sc cor
"a xlS0 fl sw cor all in % Mead ave
EAST Wichita shfd 100
Evening journal., 1891-09-04
CLOSE THE FAIR SUNDAYS
That Was the Plea of Two
Hundred Delegates
BEFoRETHEN ENATIoNAL COMMISSION

Many walks Of Life Were nepresented
by the Committee, who Are Strongly
Against Having Sunday Sessions Of the
worlds Columbian Exposition In Ises-
CHICAGO. Sept 4-The advocates OF o
closed Worlds fair on Sunday were given
nm audience by the national commission.
To the number OF over 200 the delegates,
representing nearly every state ia the
Union, assembled at the Auditorium hotel
at 10 o'cloclc and marched In procession to
the city hall, the main council chamber OF
which had been placed at the disposal of
the commission.
A Distinguished Delegation.
The delegation was headed by Major
General o. o. Howard, President Patton.
Of Princeton college; Colonel Elliott Il.
Shepard, DIR. George Elliott, pastor OF tho
Foundry Methodist church, Of Washing
ton; Bishop J. p Newman, T. S. Coffin.
representing the Brotherhood of Train
men of America; Rev. T. f. Fernelly, OK
Philadelphia; Rev. Y. c. Montfort, Of Gin
cinnati; President scoville Of Wooster (O.)
university Nearly every one of the dele
gates were divines Of national reputation,
and nearly every denomination was repre-
sented.
Colonel shepard's Plea.
When the delegation had been intro
I duced, Colonel Shepard read a lengthy
memorial on behalf Of the American Sab
bath union, urging that the gates be closed
on the sabbath day, and called attention
TO the fact that over ! 800 petitions to the
-
| thousand names, were on file. He also
I presented copies OF resolutions passed by
| various Sabbath observance meetings in
different parts Of the country and letters
Of Endorsement from numerous senators
and representatives, aud ninety seven
archhishops, bishops and priests Of the
| Roman Catholic church and Protestant
| Episcopal diyines.
Arguments of the Delegates.
Arguments were then made by eight
delegates in the following order: Rev DIR.
Il. +. Scoyille. president Of the Wooster
(O) university, the historic side Of the
question; General Howard, the patriotic
side; DR. Fernley, statistics Of the Phila-
delphia exposition; Bishop Newman, the
civil aspects Of the subject; 4. b. Coffin
the interests OF the wage workers; Edward
+. Cragin, the history of former exposi
tions; Rev Dr. H. l. Patton, the Biblica
argument; II. 5. Henson, suggestions al
TO the best methods Of spending Sunday
The delegation was cordially received b,
3 the commission, but it was announce,
that no action could be taken until th
local directory had dealt with the subject
The latter body is not expected to approach
the question until a couple Of months be
fore the date liked for the opening of th'
J exposition.
Evening journal., 1891-09-04

ELIZABETH, N. j., Sept AT noon
Hudson Green, negro, entered the house
Of Isaac f. Phillips, bank teller Of New
York, at 434 Maple avenue, and assaulted
Mrs. Phillips The woman fought des
perately. Her screams brought Charles
w. Downes TO her assistance. He grabbed
the negro, but the latter made lounge at
him with knife. nearly severing finger.
The negro then fed, pursued by an infuri.
ated mob who cried Lynch himn He was
finally arrested. Mrs. Phillips is com.
pletely Frustrated
Evening journal., 1891-09-04
sIATe AosplrAL euILpINo.
Trustees Hold Their Menthly Meeting
Water and Light supply,

Water and Light supply.
The State Hospital trustees held their
monthly meeting in the hospital building
at Farnhurst yesterday. DR.. John ].
Black presided The report of the
superintendent showed the number Of
patients In the hospital TO be 1Sl, Of
which ~ were white males and 90 white
females 28 colored males and l3 colored
females, Six were admitt,d and twelve
discharged during the month, The re.
ceipts for the month amounted to $106 SO
George W. Lodge & Son having refused
to accept the contract for supplies it was
awarded to Charles simmons the next
lowest bidder,
The committee on building reported
favorably on the proposition TO purchase
new upright boiler for an auxiliary
steam supply. The report was accepted
superintendent Richardson was author.
ized 70 purchase steam heating pipes for
drying goods at cost not to exceed 800
He was also authorized to purchase the
mschinist's tools Of the SpeakmRn Supply
and Pipe Company at a cost of sos. TO- as
well as 300 feet OF FIRE hose A new milk
wagon was also ordered TO be bought.
Lewis Thompson was authorized TO effect
suitable insurance on the new buildings.
DIR Richardson was instructed TO EN-
ploy w ). Hilles, Esq. counsel for
Samuel Master, au Inmate of the hospital
aud a pensioned OK soldier who is helpless
to present bis case before the chancellor,
and DR.. Richardson was recommended as
guardian A committee was appointed
to confer with tine trustees Of the poor on
the subject Of water and light supply
The Committee on Buildings and G ounds
was instructed TO employ Architect Lewis
K Springer to superintend the new
building at a cost OF 800.
Evening journal., 1891-09-04

LONDON, Sept. "A letter from an OIL
Ger on an English war ship at Valparaiso
asserts that Balmaceda insulted and quar-
relied with the American minister, Patrics
Egan, and the French minister; that the
latter refused to accept an apology, but
that Minister Egan renewed his relation
with the government under threats from
Senor Godoy that if Mr., Egan gave Bal
maceda trouble they would send him
aboard an English war ship.
Evening journal., 1891-09-04

PETERBoRo, Ont, Sept A two.year
old child here was attacked with fits, and
the old fashioned remedy Of putting the
child into pan of warm water was tried
The water was not sufficiently warm and
so the pan was placed upon the stove.
Finally the pan was removed, and when
the child was taken out Of it the skin
peeled of its body in large pieces. The
child died soon after. The authorities ara
investigating the case.
Evening journal., 1891-09-04
Jones DENIES the Report.

BNeHAMToN, n. T., Sept. 4--Lieutenant
Governor Jones has sent the following 10
the Buffalo News in answer to a query
from that paper as to whether he had au-
thorized any one to announce that be
would accept an independent nomination.
81 have not, neither shnll authorize any
one 70 speak for me. Neither have / writ
ten any letter on the subject, either public
or privatpu -
Evening journal., 1891-09-04
DIRECT TAX
REFUNDED.
]. FRANK WTLDS,
Direct Tax Commissioner,

DlTGCt lax Commissioner,
Will attend at the
office of J. WILKENs
.CoocH, ESQ, Register
Of Wills, Court House,
Wilmington, on Tues
day, W { dnesd day,
Thursday and Friday
next, the Sth, 9th,
10 h and 18th days
of September, be-
tween the hours of 10
o'clock a. m. and 5
o'clock p. M, to re-
ceive applications for
the return Of the
Direct Tax paid by
persons in the State
of Delaware to the
Government of the
United States. during
the year 1868.
Blank forms Of ap-
plication supplied.
Dover, Del. Sept. 3. 1891.
Evening journal., 1891-09-04

Thomas d. Cook. the popular young
pharmacist OF Ninth aud Pins streets,
has sold his business to DR.. 3 P Man
ship, late of FELTON,, In Kent county, and
well known TO many persons in this city.
Mr. Cook was only In the stand for a
year. but during that time he has built
up an extensive trade. and only sells out
In order to enter the University Of Penn
sylvania or Jefferson College OF Phila-
dslpbia as a medical student.
Evening journal., 1891-09-04

GETTYSBURG, Pa, Sept About one
hundred veterans and friends Of the Third
Pennsylvania heavy artillery and One
Hundred and Eighty-eighth infantry, who
have been viewing the battlefield, held Q
camp fire in the court house last evening.
Evening journal., 1891-09-04

ST. CATHARINE's, Ont. Sept. A lady
in this city, whose relatives reside in Eng
land near those Of the late murderer Birch
all, has received a letter stating that
Birchall's wife was quietly married within
six weeks after her arrival from Canada.
Evening journal., 1891-09-04

ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, n. j., Sept. A.
Mrs. Mary Butcher died here Sept. aged
10s years and ten months. She was born
near Port Monmouth, this state; had been
married three times, but is survived by
only one son, I. T. Rogers, now beyond
the prime OF life, who resides here.
Evening journal., 1891-09-04

II NOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS That the Pub.
~A lie Grammar and Primary
Schools of this city will COM
mence the Fall and Winter
term on Monday, September
9Th, 1891, at 9 m.
SCHOLARS are requested
to be in attendance on the
opening day at or before the
hour published.
SCHOLARS advised to
wear strong, serviceable and
well-ftting Shoes. and are
recommended to purchase them
at Babcock's, 200 Market
Street, east side, above Second.
Headquarters for Boys and
Girls Shoes.
Evening journal., 1891-09-04

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. 4-rhe Lake
Erie and Western conductors and brake
mems strike has been declared of BY the
strikers, and trains are being started from
all nointa
Evening journal., 1891-09-04

CADDo, /. T., Sept 4.-Tuesday, in tbs
Choctaw district court, Dixon Fletcher, a
full blooded Choctaw, was sentenced to bs
shot on Sept. 30 for killing another Choc
taw last winter.
Evening journal., 1891-09-04
a SALEM AND
z A A@k-aN PHILAD LpHIA
E..s5=s::.:::.s.z.:=3as=s NAVIGATION co.
The Great Wilmington Fair for 1881

SEPTEMBER TO 12 INCLUSIVE.
Special boat and train service between Della.
wnre city, New Castle, Wilmington and
Northern Railroad pier and Fair Grounds.
Excursion fare from Delaware City.
including admission 20 fair grounds, Soc
Excursion tare from New Castle. t.
Guiding admission 10 fair grounds. DOC
Steamer Major Reybold leaves Delaware
City ~ 7.3O m, New castle at 30 a m 4,
connecting at Wilmington and Northern pier
with traii direct 10 lair grounds.
An additional boat will leave Delaware
City at 9.3) .. m, New Castle at 10 a. M, for
the fair grounds
Returning the train leaves fair grounds at
430 y. M, 10 connect with steamer Major
Rey bold.
At6o. M, aft ter the close Of the fair, train
will connect with special boat for New Castle
and Delaware CITY, Pennsv.lle, land via stage
for Salem, n.
This schedule will give the people of Della
ware City. New Castle aud vicinity unpar-
alleled facilities for reaching the fair at low
cost
Tickets for sale az the office on the wharf.
A.G. McCAUSLAND. Superintendent.
BOW = ESS BRIGGS, Gen. Passenger Agen I
Evening journal., 1891-09-04
TO CONFER WITH The ALLIANCE.
New York State Prohibitionists May
Fight for the Farmers.

Fight for the Farmers.
ALBANY, Sept. 4-The Prohibitionists
nominated this ticket: For governor. John
w. Bruce, Canastota; lieutenant COVER.
nor, George w. Hallock, Orient. Suffolk
county; secretary of state, William T.
Booth, Genesee; state treasurer, Francis
Crawford, Westchester; comptroller, Will
liam w. Smith, Poughkeepsie; attorney
general, 5. +. Crosser, Buffalo; state en-
gineer and surveyor, Henry b. Forbes,
Canton.
A platform was adopted denOunciug
Democrats and Republicans as in league
with liquor interests, and favoring civil
service reform and woman suffrage Ii
was agreed that the state committees
should confer with the Farmers Alliance
TO bring about the common advantage %
the two parties
Evening journal., 1891-09-04

ATLANTA, Sept. 4-The senate of Georgis
has passed the house bill disqualifying
physicians addicted to drink from the
practice Of their profession.
Evening journal., 1891-09-04
Kid Glove Bargains.

4buOn Kids 80 pair, only few dozens left UnGesd
Kids Musquetae So pair black and coOrs all zs 4buOn
Undreed Kids Tans only, fire gove 70 pair; hook
Kids Tns and Blacks 70 paan excellent glove for the price,
Evening journal., 1891-09-04

CHICAGO, Sept 4.-Tho Central Market
company has assigned. Liabilities, A00s-
600; assets stated to be $4,000.
Evening journal., 1891-09-04
sALMAcsDAs wARsHlPs GIVE Up.


CALLAO, Peru, via GALVESTON, Tex,
Sept 4.-The torpedo Almirante Condell
and the armed transport Imperiale, the
last armed forces loyal to the late Presi-
dent Balmaceda, OF Chill, have been form
ally surrendered to the Chilian minister
here, and word was Immediately sent To
the Judta de Gobierno at Santiago that The
two vessels were at their disposal.
Evening journal., 1891-09-04

We, the representatives Of the Democracy oi
Pennsylvania 10 convention assembled, renew
our pledges OF devotion 20 the principles Of oui
party in the country at large, as declared in the
and 1883, and approved in the elections Of those
years by majority Of the American people,
We are. as we have always been, IN favor Of
honest and economical administration Of public
affairs; Of limiting expenses and reducing taxa
ton TO meet the actual necessities Of govern
ment; Of a sound and stable currency, based on
gold and silver, coined and circulated in such
proportions as win keep them on parity; Of
a reform and revision Of the tariff; Of liberal
but Just pension laws, and Of all well considered
legislation tending 10 increase the reward and
tighten the burdens Of labor
Evening journal., 1891-09-04
CROSBY & HILL.
Great Reduction Sale.
$4,000 WORTH
OF
DRY GOODS

without delay splendid opportunity
celent bargains We are compelled
Goods arriving daily including Foreign Goods Of
importation well large lines Of domestic fabrics In order
therefore close all surplus stock and odds and ends the
departments right have made large reductions Please make
note of our
Evening journal., 1891-09-04

Don't forget to compare Creston" lots
and prices with other lots
Evening journal., 1891-09-04
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS And ATTRACTIONS
To cash buyers.

of good Dark Prints yard, which consdera-
bly, less than price
Good Bleached Crash 6 inches wide. only cents yard.
l5 yards Hill Bleached Muslin for 81 co.
yards Appleton A. Brown Muslin for $1.00
s ID All wool Blankets large size, So rs
20 dozen Damask Doyes, 16x16, at SOC dozen.
20 dozen Damak Napkins at 81 90 Dozen
52inch Turkey Red Damask at 20 yard.
81 inch Turkey Red Damask a "a cents yard.
inch Cream Damask at yard
60inch Cream Damask at yard.
54inch Cream Damask al 374 yard
66-nch Cream Damask rs yard sold less than
81 90 yard.
Huck Towels 19 inches wd AZ riches long, only 12 cents EACH
Huck Towels "A inches wde 40 inches long, only 25 ach
Evening journal., 1891-09-04
The philadelphia Anair.

We arraign and condemn the Republican
party Of Pennsylvania for electing men tc
state and municipal Offices, by whose neg
lect of duty, completely in fraud and plum.
der Of the public treasury q million and hall
dollars Of the peoples money has been stolen
and squandered We arraign and condemn thu
Republican auditor general for having permit
Evening journal., 1891-09-04

The following we're reported as delegates
at large and the convention ratified the
action Of the committee; Charles r. Buck.
alew, Columbia; Chauncey +. Black, York,
Samuel Gustine Thompson; George NJ.
Dallas, David W. Seller, Of Philadelphia
George A. jerks, Jefferson; II. w. Scott,
Northampton; h. f. Monaghan, Chester;
W. S. McLain, Luzerne Frank NJ. Van
ding, Lackawanna; John Latta, West
moreland; Roger Sherman, Crawford
William Weihe and Thomas Lazare, ALE
gheny: Samuel Griffith, Mercer; Cant
Weidman, Lebanon; George w. Zeigler,
Bucks; X. Morgan Root, Montgomery.
Evening journal., 1891-09-04
OUT PRICES,

Goods We determined that nowhere
snail better ve be found all kinds useful and desirable Dry Goods
than counters
buy sell for cash. Our aim is constantly give
the and the best for the money but present offering
Evening journal., 1891-09-04

We realize and affirm that the state election
Of 1881 in Pennsylvania involves no issue OF
Federal politics We appeal to honest and
patriotic citizens, regardless Of past party af
tiliations 20 unite in vindicating the honor OF
this commonwealth and redeeming the fiscal
and auditing departments of its government
from official abuses and corrupt practices.