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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
r OR RICHMOND. 'ErERsBuRGi. OLD
Il NIIh,. - IL -.

T. OR RICHMOND. PErERSBU re-. OLD
POINT, CLAREMONT. NEWPORT
NEWS and James river landings direct hy
daNlight-N virginia Navigator Compauy's
Elegant steamer POCAHONTAS leaves
tlyde's Wharf, Norfolk. every IT f.S-
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at
Il. m. touching At Portsmouth. Old
Point. Newport News going aud returning
arriving at Richmond about = p. m. con
nccting with all evening trains. Fare TO
Richmond, S.jU. fare To Rich-aond ana
return. $50 fare to Richmond. see md
class, 81. Tickets much cheaper. than
by any other rout" To Richmond. Peters
burg, Wavcriy iiicksford and stations on
Atlantic and Danvillc railroad and all
points via Richmond. Tickets for sale n,
ticket agencies Of Wake X Son, II
Brandt and on board steamer
freight received daily, Sunday excepted
for all above named points
JAMES w. McCARRiCK.
Agent
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Norfolk Cotton Market.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
Provisions.
Norfolk. Va. Octo

Norfolk. Va. October s, 1885
Fish acherrl, No. =. in kegs. $3.50:
new. small. $3.50; new. medium. Sl2: No.
3. in kegs. $3.50: Herring. Family Roe.
half barrel S2.i5 North Carolina cut
Herring. $&,2jG3.75: Eastern in barrels.
s. 55m3
Mess Pork-Ncw, 1913.
llam-pork, SO
iiams-Smithiield l4Wl7c.
Bulk Mcats-Clcar rib. $3.50. fat
backs. $5.75; bellies. $G25a $3.50. as to
size pieces: pork plate, $40.
Shouders-SuEar cured. Sc.
Bacon Shoulders, 1lsc.
Rrcasta-Sugar cured. lie
Lard Pure lard. ticrces. 1@7l.c.. az To
cases and tubs, ~ over ticrccs: com
pound, &C; ticrces. in cases. SIC.
cheesc-Cream. l0Wl0lac.; Western
Dairy. 09i2c.
Eutt"r- Market strong; New YORK
state. dairy. new, ia &c: fresh cream
cry. 2iW2Jc., Western. l6GlSc.
kerosene oil-Firm; III degrees. lie. 4:
60 degrees. l%lec., Red. 1910 degrees. lac
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IIsAvEL.EIsS, Gy.snE.
Eas OLDDON|N|ON STEAMSHIP
S COMPANY.
\ FUR NEW YORK

rAssENGEt SIMS ARE APPOINT.
fif3fspAi}5 H HHb sArG MfRTEs 81 p4 .;
TiuMspA2s. WEEDNESSDTMHYsn. oTTHp tAeRss.
DAYS At y. m. SATURDAYS. A u. III.
Fare, lncmdips meals ana state
Fare, round "Trip, limited to thirty "
iSor tickets ana reservation OF state IL Ue
rooms arpi% al Company,s office. Il
For RICHMOND Ships leave Nor
folk every THURSDAY y. m, and leave
TUESDAY evening, driving 3 at At Rich Ifn
mond the nest morning;
Norihnmpion "ra l %r sTEA4 Inais
and Isle OF Wight, sailing daily except
s1; 3, l.cr Az vG,r?lnpany wharf Nor;
a IN. and i.lt p. M: ;'otthsmout'I Jli
STt M, nh'' .;,I 49, ~: T., M Bay Lire
Eoii IiAMrToN-A, HIS Il. m. and
i;@ y. m. Portsmouth at 1905 aand 3:o5
roR NEWPORT NEWS AND SMITH.
FIELD. \ 2:so ,. m: Tor,smo1t iH at 2 a.
y, m. Ray Line Wharf at 3 p. m. Tuese
days. At 3:aO p, M. Por1 ing s.5 y.
IN Say Line. D. IN. on Mondays and Sat
,ToR EAST. AND WARE RIVERS
Daily except sunday, leaving Company's
wharf at $50 It. m. Portsmouth. Gas a
FOR BACK ANJ p6QGoSIN RIVERS
mr"nchinG at old Point. leaving Com
pahy wharf daily cNc"p. Sunday at
a m. Portsmouth Gl5 a. m Ray Line
wharf H"rtolk at $50 Il. m, returning
FOR SEVERN RiVER-Tucsday
wI,art q; &9d SoumrI4E from C9mnany's
M M" Ban Linz. i.g Norfo, portsmouth e;45 a
F6W N%NisEMo'GNI'iD Il RIVER I'VE; AND
~ wfHi,MmAi, >. n. Portsmouth. $40
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SDhr \ :. C,,l,mnn I.niI,n- SuffnI;,
light. to load lumber tri baltimore
$cir Harry Landell. Crowley. SUFFOLK
light, to load iumacr for NV York
Schr L; l.. Sredd"n Mitchell. Ralti.
more, with lumbar.
Schr Marion T. Rurkhill Riap.. Phil
Ad"lphia, with lumber
Schr George W. Croswcl White
Back river. with coal
Schr. l. y. Wagner. White. llyingtou
Va. with coal
Schr Annie + Reynolds. i'm. wash
ington. with lumber
Barsrs Daniel / Tcnmcy. Yunhcrs.
lndcrendent and Corsica New YORK.
with coal.
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ROANOKE. NORFOLK AND
BALTIMORE ST'IcANfpO

Commencing sunday September LIST
1879. the steamers OF this line will leave
Bay Line wharf every Wednesday and
Saturday night for Baltimore. and leave
baltimore pier every Tuesday and Friday
at 3 y. IN.
Freight received only on sailing days.
Telephone ). NM. RANDALL,
Agent.
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Merchants GMIneTS' transportation co

DIRECT ROUTE.
SAVANNAH
FRIDAY q, 9 y. m, Foi; BOSTON. "'"
FOR rRovlDENcE.
Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY ana SAT-
uRDAY at j. m.
FARES TO HosTuN AND pRoVI-
DENCE.
FIRST class. including meals ana sa-
loon stat"ioom bvrth........... o 90
second class. inciuding meals and
FOK SAVANNAH
Every WEDNESDAY and SATr RDAY
at a. IN
Fare First class. including meals
ana berth. ..........- ..--..... So ~
FAR Second class. including meals
ana DUNK ......... ...-... -...... %
I'"tishabl" Freight sent via piovi,I"ucr
forwarded 10y 'dily train 10 BOSTON ana
at IA" SAM rat" a by direct steamers 10
huston
Pcr4uublo Fr,iehts no, received inter
ihau 80 h. III. On sailing days OF Rnston
ships go sailing days OF Prov drnc,
~i.in-
For further informs ton apply to
K u WRIGHT. Agent. Norfolk VI.
y - SrERRl Ms. ASST Turin NJ
w l.. II RNER. General Pass All
j . WHtTNEY Trarrr Msna"nr
General Offices, Baltimore. Md
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ATLANTIC AND DANVILLE RAIL
WAY.
SCHEDULE IN EFEEcr MARCH

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH
Leave Shippers Comprcss narfdailv.
...J Il, IN. Nest NortoIk, g.ia a M. Tor
Buffalo l.ithia Springs pauvinc ana all
intermediate stations. arriving ai ItuIfa 10
lIthia Springs At 500 y. m. Danyiilc, ) %
Norfolk. 6:45 ~ In leave Iawrence-
vile daiiy teScept Sunday at 600 a. IN,
arriving at DanVillc at 10 90 q m
Connection made at Danyine ana Jcf.
rcss function Tor all points in The south
crn hallway System. at Dcnuiston juno
lion Tor Durham. South Roston and an
points on tn" Durham Division OF the
\. and ". K X
All trains make connection for Buffalo
lithid Springs excepting Sundays
Pullman sleepcrs between Dunyille
AsheEille, Atlanta, Augusta, Memphis
Tickets on sale ana baggage checked
At wakes Agency, Company's Agency
at wharf, Norfolk: w. V. III. Williams
Agency, Portsmouth,
". ii. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent
G. q. NAMES,
superintendent.
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lard. *5.S2 l-2M$5S5c.: short-rib side.
S2.2ym So.2'. -. :. shoulders. S5.1aM
N.S. IL: short clear sides. $JS6Gts Sc
Whis>"y, SIZE
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Peanut MARK 81

Market dun: Prime, Sc; strictly prime.
S'sc-; fancy, 3Lc.. common 2n2isc
Spanish, $llU
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Opening. Highest. Lowest. C!o,ipp.

Cash quotations.: Flour was very dun;
the Feeling WAS barely ssady. prices
being shaded i'm some instances No. >
Sprlng wheat. ~ lie. No. ? red. LA
oil S-4c No. : corn, 80 Use. bid No .
oats, lSa. hltbs pork. sS3I l-2Q IS 50;
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PROFITABLE SPECULATION

is . boon 10 those whose incomes do not
keep up with their requirements By our
method the risk is reduced TO :. minimum
Customers are notified OF each trade when
made, and accounts may hc closed at any
time. our Pamphlet and market letter
mailed on application
ESTABLISHED SEVEN YEARS
REFERENCES FL RNISHED
Consolidated Stock and Produce Co.,
a. BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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Groceries.

t"frc-Stronger Rio. common. 1910,
l.'2r.: Fair. 1874 a l9c.. Good 2Od 2Ua. e
Choice. 2lu:lAc. Laguayra. ll-3c
Java. "a 30l:c.
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n ! : !. w HorfolkGWesternR.R
IN EFFECT MAY u, 1885.
LEAVE NORFOLk DAILY.

LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY.
petcrshurg Richmond and
I.yncnhnrr. Roanoke. Rad
ford. iiluetield, Pocahontas,
kcnova, Columbus and Chi
cago. Sleeper Roanoke 10
Columbus without change.
Also for Pulaski. Bristol.
Knoxville. Chattanooga and
~ lntr.msdiate Points.
1890 y. III. - For Petersburg. Radford.
ip'nlasskii, Bristol; also for
Eluciicld. and Pocahontas;
also ipr Rocky Mount and
an stations on Winston
salem Division. Has Pull
Roanoke Connects at Roa-
noke at 500 a. IN. with
Washington and Chattanoo-
"a. limited for all points
South and West Pullman
slcrpers Roanoke to Mem
phis ana New Orleans. Din
ing car attached.
r RI V E.-,Norfo.k daily, $50 a. NJ.
NORFOLK AND iR il
Nestibule LimitedD
Leave Norfolk $50 p. m.
arrive Richmond 200 p. m.
connecting for Washing ton,
baltimore Philadelphia and
New York. Returning leave
lichmpnd 500 a. IN, arrive
only at Suffolk, Waveriy
and Petersburg Second
class tickets not accepted
l'l l'i~SdRt pil liltStr trains.
Other daily trains leave
Norfolk $40 a. m. arrive
at Richmond II 05 Il. IN. Re.
turning, leave Richmond 1880
p. IN; arr i've at Norfoll: l5:2S
u.
For fu'thar Information rs to tickets.
rates, baggage. chec.;S etc, call on or
address r. w. COURTNEY. DiTtrirt
Passenger Agent G. n. BOSLEY, Ticket
Agent, 12G Main street. or c. r. Finch.
Agent. depot Norfolk, and Western rail:
road. w. Il. BENIIl..
General Passenger Aren't.
General Office. Roanoke, Va.
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TRAVELLERS, GUM.
NORFOLK { SOUTHERN r. r, %,

SCHEDULE IN ErFECT July l. l>45.
Mali. AND EMPRESS LEAVES NOR
FOLK daily tcNrept sunday ?.4a a. m
Tor Elizabeth CITY. Edcn'uu Mackcv.,
Jerry. Roper. Pantcgo, Bc!huvru. "tc.
Connects ~ i:i.ntOn with y and : u H.
dayl for Plymouth and Windsor III ES-
DAY TIN RSDAI and SATl ipAN tor
an iaiulngS on thowan river. on MON
DAY and Friday for SCupp.ruUuu liN,r.
and WEDNESDANS for Salmon Cr.rl.
Connecting at R"llhnN-n with Steamer
virginia Dare FOR Mak-lcyNill,. South
Creek; Aurora Washington ana ntcrmc.
diatc landings
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~" NNNN" sON'dWI" pIV"~ VaSNrNl'0T@
amt thirty minutes ia tn. evening hrforc
tHhlus the steamer. thus uitorGiue an OPP
ppitunitS Of seeing tho Capital OF the
NJtinu
I'm, trip Gown tho historic Potomac
EiVsr and chesapeake Nay on lhr elegant
steamers OF thiS company j. UNSURPASSED
THO ~ire UoiS are comparatively Hrv>. h;,v-
INK been nullt III 1891, ANA are fitted an
IN Tie most luNuriaUt manner. with clrc-
llr h.ht-. call hollis ana steam heat in
each room The tables are supplied win
every d"ucdvy al tho season from Tho.
markets. or Washington and Norfolk
Tickets on s.l" al T.. & o. ticket ofilcc. \
~ &. oftcc. at ". T. Wakes ~ cos
Office. ON wharf
For further Information apply
ID. j. CALLAHAN
Telephone. al. Agent.
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Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Company.

TIA" uew ana powerful iron palace
steamers NEW PORT NEWS. WASH
%iTO\ and NOEFtJI.k viii IruN,
Gaily as follows
NOKTH BOUND
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Sugar sInIkCt.

Market firm out OF town prices are
dependent on the delivery rates t. the
different points Local sales are being
made as follows:
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EVENING EMPRESS LEAVES SON
rOLN 10 y IN daily teNcept sunday Tor
Elizabeth city. Ed.nton ana way-sta
IONS Connects at Elizabeth city with
TIN steamer A"uSc Tuesday Thursday
ana saturday for Ncwbcru Roanoke Is
Goldshoro VIA \ ana \ c K r. ANA ion,
Jacksonville, Wilmington, y. e. ana al!
stations on ;hv w y. ANA y. Il. Il
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ARRIVE At NORFOLK
4 \ IL O., y l. l. 100 .l..AL.-

:, MAIL AND EMPRESS daily CcNccu;
summary At ~" y IN. and Express daily
except sunday al II m; yonnec, with
al rail and steam lines ~ Norfolk Tor
the North. East ana West PASSENGER
stations foot ui East Main Greet Nor
lolk ana Western depot. Freight ST..
ton on Water street
EASTERN CAROLINA DlSpNTCIl
MINION LIME h"tw"rr All points North
and East ria Norfolk and Norfolk ana
Southern i.ailroad TO Eastern North Car
oIiua
Freight received daily until : D. m ana
iolNardlV promptly 81 low rate
For further Information upulN to the
General cricc OF the \ and S. Il II Co.
Norfolk. Va
II! e ltUDGINS
General Freight ana Pass Agent
NJ X KING
General Manager
The Lamar register., 1895-04-06

c " Lee and Fred Roop were
calling on our grocerymen this week.
Mr.. Roop while here tried to break
the Maecabee- new goat.
Mr. and Mrs. o G. Hess have re-
turned to Lamar. They have moved
their household goods here and will
make this their home once more.
FOR SALE Choice lands with
water under Amity canal at only
$3.50 for acre. Call quick.
l. WET MARKHAM
The Santa Fs will run excursion
trains from Superior, Nebraska, and
Hutchinson, Kansas, to all points in
the Arkansas valley at s. for the
round trip. Tickets good from April
8 to 10.
Ladies Aid society Of the Chris
tan church meets at the residence of
Mrs. H. B. Alauville next Wednesday
afternoon. Special business will
come mp at the meeting and all
members are requested to attend.
John Anderson received a severe
beating over the head from re-
voIyer in the hands Of someone on
Saturday night He claims to know
who it was and will, we understand,
have the matter aired in court this
morning.
The Lamar register., 1895-04-06
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

The above figures tell the story Of
the election better than we could.
The day was bright and warm and
the vote was as large as expected
The ladies took an actiye interest.
aud some Of the most earnest and
effective work was done by them.
The increased interest in the city
election aud the large majority show
that our citizens are alive to the best
interests Of the town.
Tie REalsrEH viii not attempt to
tell the new officials how to run the
town, because we believe they are
able to do that themselves; if not the
Sparks is always ready with its adj
wee.
The Lamar register., 1895-04-06
The Storm.


Z On Friday morning about o'clock
"a northern gale commenced to raise
the sand in our streets and for the
next 40 hours the air was so full of
sand, gravel, boulders, tin roofs, wind
mills, stables and other brio a brac
that it was impossible to see across
the street, and dangerous to take a
stroll for exercise.
The damage done is hard to esti-
mate In town the roofs were blown
of the Commercial hotel, Falkner &
navidsou's store, the Palace drug
store, D. c. Markers store and the
engine room at the mill. The front
was blown out of Harrel's livery
barn, several residences were blown
off their foundations and fences and
smaller buildings were down in every
direction.
The greatest damage, however, is
to crops. Nearly all the newly
planted small grain has been blown
out of the ground and will have to
be replanted. The trains from the
east were delayed for several days,
OWING to the wind blowing all the
cuts full Of sand.
No such storm has ever been known
here except by the ''oldest inhabitant
liars" and we hope there viii never
be another -- 1IEFE Ok
The Lamar register., 1895-04-06
For Sale or to Rent.

The SW a OF Section 5, Township =
t,,,-,. ~ known as the Leslie a. Cook
49, 49, containing leo acres. Also the NV
~ section 5. Township -, Range is,
i,,,C,,sr as he Thomas ] Martin farm oil
~. acrss Both Of the above farms can
~ ,rrisated and il purchased clear title
.g, ~ giyen, The property will be sofa
~ repted on favorable terms and more it
;rfa-TIation can be given by writing ~
81 Rt,KrIY. Montpelier, Vt. or b. b.
Rroyyy. at First National Bank, Lamar
Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1895-04-06
LOCALS.


Have You seen Irwin now candies
C. C. aoslale wen, to Dcavcr on
Thursday
j. NJ McslHlin was down from
L. Auimas saturday.
New lipe Of mons hats, latgs,
styles. just IN at Irvine
j. scott Robertson, OF The Ky, was
i7 Lamar las, "Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs j. d. sleCualy. Of
Gaaa,ia. were ia Lamar Monday.
1890 baAlcls White SEED Oats for
nls JsH NIz,ys
il Mayasld, the Granada mer
cl.ant. vas a Lamar visitor Tuesday
Commissioners Higbee aad Pettee
we're mp from the east cad this week
John f Garry ba- returned to La
mar after visit o. several months
ia tho east
The board Of county commission
e. held their regular quarterly sez
Eon this week,
Henry Masser has b,,en recon.
needed for water commissioner in
district No. 81.
C. IL Frbarger, the hus'linE
Carlton merchant, was a Lamar Wis
itor last Thursday.
- NJ ). Goodale has accepted q 20
sition with the Postal Telegraph
company at Denver.
Miss English will have a grand
opening Of Easter millinery on next
Friday and Saturday.
1t took so long to dig the RE6IsrEn
outfit out OF the sand left by the
storm that we are two days late with
this issue.
NJ /. Smith, who FOR several
months has been working in the La
mar Canal Office, returned to Denver
last Saturday.
We have received Vol. /, No. : OF
the National Real Estate Exchange
published at Lamar by G. A. Wat
son. 1t is devoted to the real estate
interests, and is Published at numer-
Gus branch offices over the country
Ths oircnlation ia 100000.
The Lamar register., 1895-04-06
Estray.

One hay mare aud colt branded J
on LEFT shoulder and loft hip; bay
colt coming tso year old Taken up
az Sand Greek Ranch hy
NJ NJ PRmDY,
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it was either good reason or bad one.
Now, can the Governor point out good
reason? No. He might ransack his
brain without being able to fnd an atom
Of good reason. II, then. he had no
good reason, he must have had bad one.
AS it was not to please the law-abding
citizens of San Francisco. it was done to
please the other class, the class combined
with Gunst.
Yes. Mr.. Markham. you did it for this
purpose, and their brand is on you. ZAP
plause.] You do not represent the peace
able and law-abiding class. You may
think that this will blow over and leave
your record unstained. You are mistaken.
There is an Immortality of infamy, as you
will find. wild applause.l As Nero
stands fixed upon the pedestal of his wick
edness. so does Markham stand branded
as man who seeks the approval of the
lower orders of the community instead of
the noblest and best. He has descended
depths in gubernatorial careers never be-
fore touched by an official in this State.
The appointment was a crowning climax
to his wicked administration"
The speaker then exhcrted his hearers
to remember that there is a Board of Free
holders sitting in the city whose duty it is
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vicious thing as this appointment of a

vicious thing as this appointment of a
Police Commissioner.
"How many people are there in Califor-
MIA who know that the creature of Coils
P. Huntington will be elected Senator
How many here In this audience who
know it? And yet you will march TO the
crack of the whip and shout for those who
will rob you. If you support the new
charter there will be an end to this. Mu-
nicipal politics will be removed from State
or national. and elections will be held in
dependenty. If you support the new
charter you will be doing your duty and
San Francisco will be redeemed"
Rev. c. o. Brown then read the follow
ing resolutions which were enthusiast
cally adopted:
Rfsotved, That 1t Is the sense OF this meet.
ing that the Freeholders in framing the new
constitution should remedy the glaring evils
which are possible in the present arrangement
Of the Board OF Police Commissioners.
RESOLVED, That the tenure shall be limited.
Resolvfd. That if any man is appointed TO
the position of Police Commissioners against
whom three responsible citizens allege unfit
ness OF office, ne shall not be permitted to pro.
coed in the discharge OF his duties.
Resolved. That IL Is the sense of this meet
ing that the Freeholders in their framing of a
new charter, should wine out the possibilities
of the glaring evils which exist In the present
management of the Board of Police Commits
sioners. and that they should present some pro-
troll OF its own Police Board.
What are you going to do when the
Judases get into the majorty?" asked
Rev. Mr.. McClsh, when introduced
"This Is a very weighty question. We
have come to the very grave question of
managing a great city, and Im pleased
with the reports from the trainers of our
new charter. Pm in hopes that there will
be strong committee appointed in this
city, strong because there will be neither
religious nor party bonds; but strong be-
cause it has for its object that righteous
ness may prevail. should like to see that
organization TO stand all the years. inter-
ested in purity that the poorest sufferer
from corruption could have strong men to
protect him.
II hope it will carry torch in one hand
to diffuse the light and drive the creeping
things out, and iu the Other hand a sword
for justice.
"Boodlesm and corruption must be done
away with forever, but il cannot be done
by mass-meeting. We will stand by you
and see that you all can vote, and that
every vote will be counted. We shall
stand together, Jew. Pro testanr, Catholic,
all of us. under the stars and stripes to
fight for municipal REFORM
These closing words were greeted with
perfect storm Of applause that showed
how sincerely every man and woman in
the hall have the burning question of re-
form at heart.
The meeting then adjourned.
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principles and truths involved in this
movement. They should carry them In
their memories daily until the next cleo
t0n, and then not forget the appointment
OF Nose Gunst as Police Commissioner.
Ii there was any office requiring man
representative of good government and
order 1t was that of Police Commissioner.
In that board existed, or should exist. the
essence OF good government The Com
MISS oners have the power to say whether
we Will have good or bad government.
LII is In their power to appoint police OIL
GERS. Ii good officers are not appointed
we cannot have good order. Therefore,
ID order~to gain the desired end the good
citizen should not recognize party politics
IN the municipal election. The hest men
In the city should come together and NOM
mate and elect the best men to Office.
Appiausel There will be no trouble
then. The people elected Adoph Sutro
Mayor because they knew he was good
man. Applause If every officer was
elected by the people en- masse we would
nave peter government than ever be-
tore. Let the parties go to the dogs as
lar as this city is concerned. Put the
best men in front and elect them.
we are here" continued the speaker,
10 protest against the appointment of
Moses Gnnst by the Governor OF the CON-
monw wealth. know Markham, and | used
TO respect him highly. / used to see him
often. but oh! how fallen now. | regret
1t. 10 feel that as the last act of his ad-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-14

Simply that which prompts people to
get the best of everything In this world.
we have not been taught to look high
enough--to seek better things. We are a
nation debauched in our love for riches
and the things of this world. The laws
are enacted for the accumula ton of wealth.
ms IS the true reason why we are
gathered here to-day, why San Francisco
Is debauched."
lie related an inc idant Of his experience
IN the City Hall. He saw a group Of
criminals as he thought waiting trial. but
soon found out that these ''tnugs" In
appearance were officers of the office
which he was visiting. He continued:
II have been introduced to you as one
who has the making OF the charter OF San
francisco. AEd now L appeal to you to
give US your votes. for I pledge you we
will give you charter that will remove
the possibility Of recurrence Of such a