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Ma.hinxton s.oek Exchanxe. Anx. II.

nS.Aa"8 sSAs 49, .Assossac, ~ue -
Qgo;1iross frHrStsa by MbfdLston I o., easssrs.
The following were the prices bid and asked the
meeting Of the Washington Stock ExchsU g today:
:. sold ll33s bid, - asked, Bank SOCK Ma
iiou a. Bank Of Repnblic. las bid; National Metro
ppl.tan Bank lio tid, III asked; Citizens National
Bank, ll6 bid, Farmers and Mechanics NsttoEsl
Hank, Of Georg town, los bid. City Psssan ger
Raiiroais-Metro politsn stock, 81 bid. e23s asked
columbia stock, - bad, n asked; MeIrOpolits1
Honds, SIS, N. s 50 It'd. Sundry List-Ss-
n .ssaa IhesteL buds, G. : bii, 81
gold, IS bid, NsshiBgton City 1as stock, al bid
Sh-sap eake and Ohio Canal preferred bonds, 6's,
lilo bid. ll9 asked, Arlington Fire Insurance Co
stock, 100 bid; National Metropolitan Fire Insur-
snce Co. stock, iI bid: CoIcorsn Fire Insurance
Company stock, los bid N. Y, Alex, Wash and
Geo. ). Co stock, lc0 bid. Dis, rict Securities
district Of COlumbisePer. imp, y & J, ISL
iWAs bud, le3 asked; do. do. rs J & J, 1871, %
lid; Market stock bonds. IS, !. & J lsl3 90 bid:
do, 1913, 81 bid; Funded Loan, Congress- s-6s's
h a. A., large. 1874, 6.A4 bad, G5i. asked do. do .
small, & bid. 65 sskei iWsshinet On Rive Year
Ger 5, SO, NJ. & N, ls7S l0i bid. lO2ssked. Ten
Year Bonds. e's. y J., ISIS, s. bid. Fund Loan
BONDS, deg 6's. NJ N, 1912 90 bid. Cert's Of
stock, tIS43,l IS, J. A. J. & q. at pleasure q
pa; ths. y. Canal stock, tlSl7) Ga. J & J q. at
plea ure a bid. tGeorg@tOvD ten Stock, s., J.
a. j. x ,. lssl, g bid, dots, J. A. !. & o, at
pleasure, II bid; Market Stock. s $ J 4. J 4 o ,
az plsssuTe, II bid Board cf Public works-Certif-
Gates General Imp, S., J. J., lS74, ~ hid,
~ Esked; do. lsl5 - bid, ~ asked do 1870 = Lil
~ asked d.. lci7, 50 bid, a asked: do ISIS tiG
~ asked DO. Series. - bid, y asked: Cer'incates.
sewer 5, j. 4 j.. l>747 =, - bid. - asked Water
Certif Gates, S., lS77. % bid, IS asked
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COlOred Union Carnn.

NLENNILIE, AuEUSI TT n.
In fine grove, near this place, (about Is
miles from Washington the Union camp
meeting OF the A. NJ. T. church OF BaItin1ore
ana Washington, i. c.. is progressing finely
ard the spiritual interest Is great NodOubt
great good VIII be done. To-day il is eX-
pected that the several sabbath schools OF
Washington and Baltimore VIII be on the
camp ground, and Rev. James A. Handy -
10 deliver special sermon. Bishop A. w.
Nayman, j. NJ. Brown and j. p. Campbell
are expected, and also other eminent dfviues
The threatened rain may cause postpone
ment.
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Lee .fers From the People.
'Re" iLs OF LoT-HoLDER IN OAK HI

"hI -sLS OF A IOTHOLDER IN OAK HILL
CEMETERY.
r'Iur ~ "he Sor:-I am lot holder IN
Oak Hill Cemetery. Disguised as I was At
The action Of the direct ors relative to the late
efficient and courteous superintendent, Mr..
Eerker. was still more disguised by the fol-
Dwirg occurrence OF Saturday eveniny last:
In company with a lady, I went 10 Oak
Hill. The gate was open, and the lady passed
in with flowers for her mothers grave. A
second lady also entered with flowers. fas-
tened my horse and was passing i'm the gate.
when young, verdant-looking specimen of
humanity very brusquely informed me.
Yen cannot go in, sir; it's after hours"
"But am a lot-holder, and was never before
refused admisSion-bave been in here at 10
O'Clock p M" replied. ats the regula-
tiOn, and YOU can't come in" he rejoined
Very. well !" | replied, al have no particu-
lar desire TO do So" August eth, the sun set
az IN. 9m. After had been at the gate for
" minutes slow) Indicated Is minutes of I.
The gate was open, and people passing in
and out for fully the half hour was waiting
for my companion, and IL was open when 1
left.
Now. Mr.. Editor. I would like to know if
this arr cate ff1fcr was acting under orders
Hill hecnme so nearly insane th"t they not
only desire 10 say who their employees shall
marry, but intend to refnse lot holders adj
mission 70 their own property Whel l
purchased that lot supposed l could visit L.
whenever found the gates open, and very
strongly question the right of the officers,
from Inc PRESIDENT doWn IN gate tender. TO
refuse me this privilege. Now. sir. if Oak
Hill is 10 he controlled by officers VINO, while
they regulate the marriages of those in their
emplOy. refuse lot-hoiders the privilege of
visiting their lots while the gates are open,
and before sunset, for Heavens sake let us
know il.
If the officers indorse the conduct Of this
consequential youth, we suggest that they
have the gates closed promptly and at r par
ticular hour. No gentleman wishes 10 be
insulted by an igDOramuS Clothed with a
little brief authority.
II. f.. WOODBURY., NJ. D., 9l2 18th street
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IN TaLBOTT House
6AX BARSESYILLE, MDNTGONFR 90

Ael&b MAINLAND.
: Tie undersigned having leased ihe above. nsrnao
hotel VIII be prepared this season 90 ODER Superior
sc bimocatIols q Ladies and Gentlemen who are
oslrCus 70 sper the summer Cnths In the country
LIE air Is Inre; being located near the suear al
the Blue Ridge Mountains and the snrrounsin.
country. flshIng and hunting In abunsance. Con
slIsrtOIe elehts have been made to the build
aooUt bail mile frem Evansville depot on the Me-
r1ro,ltsn bslroad and ole hours ride OF the care
Terms: So per day, and from 60 20 $40 per week
ShiidreI Under Y and ants half price For fur.
Their Irf0rTnsuon 8ppiy 10 or address a A Rail
~ r, barnesNille, Montgomery CO., Nd. mls-tSls
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ARREST OF THE Two CONVlCrs WHO
STOLE THE uperintendent
WalliFg received a letter from Mr.. Harri-
Gan, chief Of the st. Louis police, yesterday,
announcing the arrest there of two men, who
gave the names James Henderson and VIM
Wight, with burglars tools in their possess
sion, and enclosing their photographs. The
latter were at once recognized as the pictures
OF stephen Boyle, alias Richard Peyton,
alias Edward Francis, alias Edward Bar
convicts who escaped from Sing Sing last
May by stealing a locomotive. Fowler was
sentenced by Recorder Hackett on February
Is, 1874, TO four wears and six months inn
prtsonment for burglary. Boyle was SEN
fenced by Recorder Hackett on February T.
1e69, TO ten years on each of two indictments
for assault TO kill. He is an engineer, and
had charge of the stolen locomotive. Detec-
tlves have been sent TO st. Louis to bring
them back TO New YORK; Y Sua. lIth.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

\
A.ybt-l Situstei OF the highest point on the Mid.
iaad TsliTca' Y miles from Washington with nom.
Ing 6nd evening trains each Wsv. fare for Touna
trip, q IS The hoiei l. new, with double p1rcte-
me entire length. The rooms well furnished,
and the Ching room cool ard airy The couDtrv g.
as healthy a. any ia the world, aud there are no
mus uiiOos. BoaTders without children preferred
ZERO 3m FRANCIS CANNON Prsnria,,r
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THE CONTRACT for the building of the
between the District Commissioners and
Mr.. George NaylOr, The plans having been
somewhat modified. TIE price to be paid IS
so zoo
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PRENATAL HOMICIDE Sermon byJ A rcL-
OiNhop Lynch ora ire -h,Tc.g - Iuqncetyv-At
Toronto, ontario, on sunday, Archbishop
Lynch made the following remarks in mis-
sermon 6prOpOs 10 tie recent horrible crime
peTretratCh IN that city. The dreadful crime
OF murder OF lnuocSntS before birth is q 1oul
blot on the character Of tue Christian paopIe
OF TINS country. At Tie moment OF conclp-
ton an immortal soul - inlrsrs! into III.
creature, and II reflect the image ami like
ness of God. TO destroy this il murder auI
the blood Of that being cries To heaven fer
vengeance against tie assassin. In the New
England states an u.igodiy people are eXter-
mlhdLng themselves from tLs face OF the
earth, and a chaSte anu GDt-fear.ng people
are succeeding 70 their inheritance. a. Tie
statistics Of births show. TITS crime OF muir
der III the first degree, or in the first stage OF
ne, IS also spreading intn Canada as "a con-
taglon, me answer of The unfortunate fallen
woman In the SUgges ton 81 aiding nor sham.
by abortion is not often heard now Tie
crime of bringing q Child into the world out
side OF matTinOuy is bad enough, W .tuQCt
dGuing 10 u That OF murder. Your drugs or
your instruments VIII not DESTROY an ,nno-
cent one. The pagan Chinese expose, sell and
too ofteu drown their offspring when they
become too numerous, and too Cumbersome
Tor their poverty 10 rear, but 20 the shame OF
those calling themselves Christians We have
To-Day thai they murder III cold blood thcir
own children, and IN TOO many cases destroy
the mother, thus two lives are forfeited Tn.
Chinese do not believe in the saving truths
OF Christianity, or III adequate rewards aud
punishments, or in q Saviour or in q doc
time that a sou! Is made to the IMAGE and
likeness Of COD. His grace then eXhOrtel the
young women 10 AVOID private Interviews
with young men.
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chester last Saturday nice pair OF shoes
about No. !. the vamps Of which were made
Of rattlesnake hide, and the quarters OF
hides neatly tanned, and three feet long and
eight inches wide. They belonged to j. h
Henderson, who lives OH Big Coon. IN Jack
zen county. Alabama. He makes q special
" OF catching all kinds of snakes, rattle
snakes in particular, and, without injuring
or killing the IN, proceeds to take their hides
OF. These he tans in about two months, and
then makes them into shoes, slippers, &c.
he uses weed which grows in the noun
tain TO EesuertZe the snakes. He says they
viii readily hec0me harmless under the in
nC6nce OF the weed, which ne fastens to the
erd of a long stick, and rubbing ii for q lit
lie while abOut the snakes head soon has AZ
ins enSible, aid then he ties II preparatory 10
sklLmlng It. NNcheSter ItnIl.l Joln.
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DOG-RIDDEN STATE.-The ct. Louis
GLOBE has been making some calculations
from recent statistics on this question, and
sums up III reference 10 the state of Missouri
a. follows Our 100000 dogs furnish one OF
the most important economic considerations
now affecting the state. In the first place,
they initiate against the mutton crop annu-
ally TO the extent OF least So 0O0, 900; secondly
trey cost. at an average of - cents a week
each, =, 800, 000-enOugh to run all our COM
mon schools and leave a large stealable sur
Plus; thiTdly, they Stay annually, through
hydrophotia, at least 100 persons, which, at
$1,000 each-the average price paid by rail-
roauS for the very poorest brakesman-
amount & 10 the further sum of 5000, 600. Here
is direct expenditure of nearly ~ ,750, 600 for
dogs, not 10 mention the fines, costs, and
more remote sentimental damages resulting
from lawsuits about dog fights and severance
OF friendship between the owners OF COM
betiNe ours. Capitalized, our dogs represent
q waste Of SsHC)OO00, and, invested at COM
pound interest, their worthlessness would
pay OF the national debt before 1900"
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WHAT WHISKY DoEs-In Philadelphia
last night j. Schidt while drunk cut his
broke her arm with the handle of the knife
Her wounds are considered dangerous. He
was arrested. He has just returned from
Germany and has always borne a good char
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CITF ITEMS.

Corus Extracted without Pain,
so the shoe can be worn with ease. Runions,
lngrowing Nails, Vascular Excrescences,
and other ailments OF the feet successfully
treated, 81 Or. Whites establishment, 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours a.
IN. tot p. m.
DR. e. W. BENsoN's Celery and Cham0-
mile Pills are prepared expressly IN cure
Headaches, Neuralgia. Nervousness and
SleepleSSness, and VIII cure any case. Price
20 cents box, postage free. Sold by all
Druggists, and Charles Stott & Co, $50 Penn
sylvania avenue, Washington. s5eol:
$50 10 $4,000 has been invested In Suck
Privileges and paid 800 Per cent. profit "How
la do IT." A book on Wall street, semi freq
Tumhridge & CO., Bankers, 2 Wall street,
New York. 63
TIVE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales
1872 were ~ Sl2-swt
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MERCHANTS and others going 10 New York
Will do well Ia read the card Of the Spingler
House, Union Square, New YORK. Comfort,
luxury, convenience and eeonDnly are The adj
FSHt.tgos claimed for this select and excel
elt iOtei.
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JlBERNIA EXCURSION.

b TIE request ana s..l-, .tatioa .: he SISTERS
OF IHk HOLY CROSS. the
HlBLRNIA BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATIONS,
oct lfeor -etowuN
MI, give f6,iT ANNUAL EXCL BSION 20 POINT
LOOKOUT. ca SATURDAY. Aug
inhL - the Steamer LADY OF Tar 80. =
Tie C. mTnitfee ia char r. r,r with p,aas.r, All
Tia. 70 their EXCURSIONS Of last wear The steamer
VIII leave her wharf, foot Of HiEh street Al n ~
tha and rr2oetd 60 9Th street wharf, here IL will
: u.s-L li'r, ~ ~ N, proC"ediJg IN h. trip. ar
fill' = ~ FONT LookUrf at6 =. ~ SUNDAY NJ
the a association -
Gertien"r Tickets, s. La3ys - For sale
ht 81. Joseph Orphan Asylum for - hosa haU+f.t
ttls cNCuT- sion \ give uf VIM Cars o~uar yth
dnd LCUisf7rs venue aut tn follpviuy Corol1tt.e
q Arrauc"Il6Its R0bt. n Hunter. Nm ~. A. e.
~ John Curtin; John Stanton. NJ. A McCowius,
II, mas Fl~lny- John % 'DuaaRhup Iphr IIarri.9-t
VIZ. n Din, and Ratf Talbot 4 ann Srste
rCuIas can b" obtained. nu----t
r. IlIk tRtNt EXCURSION = endorsed D..
the SIS. EhS OF TlE FHLY CROSS. who r.
e.tSltnIT ask their friends I.G tls YTtfts yea
sraiiy 10 patron ice the same
SISTEE IRENE. Mother Superior
aNGlu -. sc Oh = orphan Asylr-n
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N.~y hIUDLk 3 no, 10 UDUU 90 "A
1891 Il now ready for the reception Of SuGpr,.sF
b'arDer-- IL T. a handsome hous-. With 81 looms
81. rge poriICos, sUd l. kept in thu best syle
Ml.sitbuIg Is situated la the most beautiful and
behi'hy section o. Northern Sirgir a. fifty miles
southwest OF Nashr gton City: has ,nurches ~ al
oenG nilnAtsJus and pleasant soCety ere i within
stlile - the House fine Mineral Srriu,. whose
meolcal waters have been Pronounced 10y Fbysiciara
10 o equal e. any ~ the state Daily Stagas conrcf
HiEh the Eaiiros' pepCts AZ L-esEurg aad a. tie
fis-lHs. a Tree ride % tine Spring. every day Pr
terms, &c, address JOSEPH NJ. PATTON, Pro
yTletOr. iaSa 80
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DR. q ARSETT has returle1 % The city and
resumed ms practice.
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@Milkmen are spending their leisure
hoprs AZ the watering places.
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THE TRADES.

LIE 1h6bES.
pLCMBING AND GAS FITTING.
The subscribers would respectfully inform their d
friends and the public generally that they have TO
sulned TIE above businest ~ No 1907 Pennsylvs-
IN aNehue, sn4 nh,lhs "a store a we'll selected
st"S are prepared 10 ia al orders puactIalIy and
at reasonable P.,.fsSs ether whce;sle OF retail
0Z5-.r No. 1907 Pennsy " ANA avenue
4 LkXASDE BALL, WILLTAA BALI.
n lLate WITH @ W. Bsrkeri
Manufacturers srd de1lsT- in Door, s.sh AMI
hllnds Glass, Hardware. and all Building Material
streets northwest. sell goods 20 per cent Cheaper
man sny other house csii sai evaBiDe. lo25 "
REMOSED.
LANES r. BaIE&,
FLUMEER AND Gas FGZTEK,
rnArn T. az zrR STREET NoRrRwEsr
a WNISGs And AWNING FRAnEs
icr Stores, Hotels, Public buildings, CITY and Coon
u Residences, 81 thetoEy stjess,
Manufactured J b o Eoc,s
hS , a ,t spsss, estseeo lth and sth strets
sSeHt Tor 10. ops snVins ~ a ii Proof
Awning material CDis 4
GIBSON HRorHsss
l0lx Pennsylvania avenue, (s0u.n s!dsJ
FINE WORK speciality. novss-iT
".s'0w' COME"
GATHER THE GLEAkiHcS.
ODDS AND ENDS
AT
leaning Out ErIcess
ODD COATsi ODD GOATS.
WAY BELOW FIRST COST.
HERE ENDETH
YOUR FINEST OPPORTUNITIES.
ODD PANTS; Odd PAyrsi
DOWN! DOWN. DOWN.
At SWEEPING REDUCTIONS.
CLEANING UP. CLEARING OUT.
FINAL, FORCING
AND WINDING Up SALES.
COME NOW,
FOR 1T ENDS HERE.
hAeLE THE q q.
TaitOrs and QotkGcYs,
NEG CORNER TIE AND d srrxrrs NV.
CkAPE Wells ChEAEID and renulshed uis
si'a ~ '"'' = isSs ss;si
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DYING IN TIE STRFET-Oficers Mark
wood and Smiling about Z o clock this morn
ing found man named Archibald GiIfllan
81 Diapers mill. corner Of { and 18th streets.
II dying condition, and removed him y
The Central guardhouse- Medical and was
sent for. bat could not he procured, and he
lie was about thirty years old, and had no
family.
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~ Ii WHEATLEYs

sIEAN DFETEG AND CLEANING ESTsB
LISuNESr
~ JsfT'cI S,7yef, GsC-Fgnsc-s. -.
EstasiiTaed 1881. Premium awarded ls.7 n
iarSed AMI improved, ls74. Lsdies sUd Ger t,enSn'.
nearing 6cparel Of every description, in~IgdiUs
N"i'ets, CreIe Vols and Trionins-, Xii G.oves,
Sc &S uiCely cleaned CT .ll ed also, Curtains and
the Simmer months.
y Hu us yoUr address .ni viii call for .nd re-
tIin W. ~ any place IA he xtrct free Of ezra
Charge. Work received aui returned r. mai az *.
Press 'rorn en - any pisce IN TIE cocnt-Y aF2l.tr
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THE BEST MARESMAS at the SchuetZen-
fest Will be entitled To the crown of king of
pIOvement taxes through j. c. Lay * &C.,
rs y stTeet-AOC.
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EtCC - sTBE Ep.



roR DUB oUsros rRABnw We KrrP TIN
tEST Ass0RTEJ STOCK % 1agEkIALs 10
sE FOUND IN THE UNITED STATES, STAPLE
FABRICS MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY ZOE
Cs, AND THE CHOICEST FANCY STYLES OF
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GEE@AN AND AMERl-
Can MANUFACTURE. FOR THIS BRAFCH
OF OUR BUSINESS We EhPLOH THE BEsT
ARTISTIC TALENT, UHEQUALED LABOR
fCR THE MECHANICAL woRB, and IN
HVERY BEsPECT TURS oUT STRICTLY
slksT-CLAss GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHING
cRDERED AT OUR wASHISGrcS OFFICE
FOB THIS DEPARTMENT Is MADE CP In
Kew YORK AS REPREsENTkD, SOTwITH.
STANDING TIE ASSERTIONS OF SOME or
oUB COMPETITIONS THAT VIZ FILL rBEsH
OBDKRs TRok QUIZ BRADY hacs sroCk.
READY MADE. CLOTHING.
AToUB wAsHIsGToh OFFICE WI KEEP
ALSO LINE or SAMPLE GARMENTS FRos
OUR READY MADE STOCK, CONSISTING or
OCH LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YOUTHS,
AND CHILDBEHS SUITS, AND sPRIEa
oNERooATs, From WHICH WE I'LL Or
DkRs In TWO DAYS TIM.
ONE SPECIALITY II QUE rURsrsHIHa
GOODS DEPARTMENT Is THE AMERICAN
YOKE SHIRT, A PERFECT FITrIse GAB.
nENT, WHICH WE MAKE 10 HkAsUk1 On
EURHBH BRADY MADE.
Devlln 4 o.,
sy1-D hoo sTRKuf;
II SUMMER IATs: q
STRAW ard LIGHT FELT for Men, Z ouths ana
pRKsS CASHMERE HATS.
MACkINAW STRAW HATS.
SILK UMBRELLAS.
Closing out smnmer Stock st reduced rates
8fINEMKrZ, Halter,
jy5u 1897 Pennsylvania syenua.
oTICI.fsrts vno ossirs % Dispose Of II
them fer . higher cash price than sny plsoe IN ee
CITY, ~ calling or addressing HEkZO0, sI1 d
80 =; g se and WA sOsssvss. eroSS.a
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POCKET BOOKS, elegant styles in Ruseia
ard calf->kin received at Priggs jeweIry
store this morning.
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The Markets

BALTIMORE, August I2.-vi-giris s. nAplArs
46ss, virginia consolidated, l9SS Wet y.reipla :
.. BID to-day. Sugar firm, lC'ssIC74
bALIiNuR Rs, August L. Cotton IUlet ant steady
Hlcnuus' la. FiJur quiet tGt f.ln. Whoa, =, =
err sted@y southern heavy aud cents or. No ..
western amber, | * mixed DO. So NJ .. western
red sal - Penusy lyanis red, 50 Na-Tiaad red
l-Ai . Go. amber. ltesi -. 30 white. 8nl -
NCTii Gull southern Whit. ,.S.", d. yellow =
western mixed, s4a>4ts. Cats 4ulet but rm-.a.tlI-
efl cits- western white, b4at-. western mixed -
atS. Rye dun Se.95. HAY arm ana Unchanged
PROV lslCus strong 3Ud active. PORK . Sgaas II
brIk msats-$hou deTs. S-sa9tz clear RIB siieS
~ Az ). loose packed, gS4al8 Bscon-=nouldsrs
lC>7, clear RIB side -; mans. l4I,al5 Larl druI-
Siuae, Il, refined, lisl Butter lGi5t ard unchanged
FerHieJln th'-csGte, VA. refined. Essallr-
:, Zee griet 1t trEi-biO c.rRor>, E}sa2J JlhbiUg
lSati. " hisky steady 80 al -.
NEW WORN, august l,.-Stocks dvlI ana steady
hoEey, IL Gold. lHs Evening" loug. s-- short.
49,, Governments dr aud little better f1T some.
n EW YORK, August l2-FIaur quiet and M
changed heat, a oeL: lower. Corn quiet suI
heavy.
LgNrCN' Angus y, 1888 pT The directors cf the
bahk 81 England at -aelr ting 10 laF fixed ts,
iLln'utu rate - discount ~ bank o. par cent.
ne rat" ~ discount In the pen market f.r thraa
months bus i u ger cent which IS p per cent
below the Bank a England rate. Csusols for mo-
uey, - ; 10, Tor the account. ga. Erie. l3ts
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~ Tie clergy OF Chicago have been invited
to witness the performance of sThe Two Or
phans," and the invitation has been gener-
ously accepted in Individual instances. One
very well hnown Baptist preacher respond
ed with q request for seven seats.
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n RUNAWAY MARRIAGE-fY,l,p ~ I0.fgly
tnJqRc ,.erC n1oie ore on q RGUrOdg Tram 10
ING al he Rue o. F0grty NECS an HJug-Tla
romantic circumstances Of the MARI 9ga OF
Conductor Trump, OF the PEilaielnhia and
Erie R3ilrOa., 10 Miss Maggie kapp. of
Northumberland, Pa. in spite OF the oppose
ton OF The iatter'S parents. are thus narrated
by the Scran ton pa Republican. Her
iaffSr 5 opposition to her union with the
railroad conductor was very decided. and ~
late so strict was the surveillance exercise
over ber that ste dare not ba seen talking "a
nm. Thursday morning Conductor Trump
took his train up the road as usual Tire
whistle sounded q HerTicr note; hc3reS and
houses 1ew hy faster than ever and 20 the
enamOreC conductor everything seemed 70
wear rOSeate hue. A. last ms destination
was reached, amt. losing no time ne leaned
on train IN charge Of a brOt her conductor
bound for Northumberland. Thus, opposing
friends of his affianced were thrown OF the
track. They knew he haO lett town in the
morning, and did not think ne would return
CDtil his accustomed time n evening. Miss
kdpp excused herself to her parents on tho
ground Of going down the road 10 see a friend
Somebody watched her coming eagerly at
the pa!ace-car window, and soon she was
aboard the train. The bridal party were a.
Semh!ed II the palace car among number
OF other passengers. Here Miss Kapp had
taken her place, and here. too, was lie Vene-
M Trump very wisely provided for the
occasion. There was Slight fiUtter caused
by the lOVeity OF d marriage under such cir
cUmstances, but soon this was over and a
more Sc Der feeling had taken its stead as the
happy pair, standing before the minister,
were made man and wife. The Knot was tied
betU cen the stations Of SanbUry and SelinS-
grove, and before reaching the latter place
MI and Mrs TrUmu were receiving IN con-
CALCULATIONS Of their friends"
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