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National Republican., 1880-06-16
THE pUBJTC SCHOOLS.


Closing ENerCises In the Advanced Grnues.
The closing exercises in The public schools
began yesterday. and from this day until the
23l instant, the last day of the school year,
there will DO closing exercises all along tho
line. Yesterday the campaign was opened In
tho white schools by the scmiannuil exam.
inatiOn aud closing exercises OF tho advanced
grammar schools for girls. Tho exercises were
attended by several OF tho public school trus-
tccs and many ladies' aud gentlemen interested
in educational matters. Tho examination
was most crolitable The young ladies, upon
leaving this school, quit public school life for
good, with the exception of the iuw who, upon
competitive examination, are admitted to the
normal school.
The closing exercises Of the advanced gram
mar school for boys will be held to-day
In the colorcd schools Of Washington and
Georgetown there are three schuOls of tho
eighth grade, situated in the Sumner, John f.
Cook and Lincoln school luidings. Pupils
in these schools complete their grammar school
studies and are promoted to the high school,
from which the number ,quired are selected
by competitive examination for the normal
school. This arrangement enables The District
to give thorough commonschool education
TO the colorcd children, the same rs that Sc
cnrcd to the White children, and also enables
the selection of the very best material for The
Miner normal school. which bears the Same
relation 20 tho colorcd schools that is bornc
oN tuS washington nOTlnaI 5CnOOl 10 tnc Whltc
schools
The closing exercises of the western eighth
grade school, Miss A. VI. Parkc, took place
yesterday at 3 p. M. at the Sumner ball, Sum
Der school building, before largo audience.
The following was the programme:
| Defamation, Tho Century Plant" Emma
Brooke; defamation, "The Black Regiment"
John Brown; defamation "rhe Crows Chill
dren," josephine shelton; chorus, distant
Chimes" school; defamation, "The Twins"
Charlie Syphax; essay. "EdncatioH," Grace
! Shimm; dialogue, awful Boois,' Harry Gates
and Mossrs Stewart, Thillians and Davis: solo
and chorus, "Shall We Meet Again." Emma
| Brooks and school, defamation, The Kide of
Jennie McLleal," Mary Gates; duclamalion,
"Babie Ball. Grace Shimm; reading, behind
| Time" Emma Beckwilh; chorus, summer
! Has Come" school; d, clama,ion, "Oid Maids
and Bachelors Compared" Ernino Shimm;
| defamation, Temptation OF St. Anthony"
81. Clair Davis; defamation, Geneva" Alice
| Cole; dialogue, "EXaminnton of Teacher"
chorus Far Away" school; chorus, John
| Browns March,"
| Trustee Brooks presided. There were also
present Trustees Smith and Pope and Super,
intomdcnt Cook and cX.Irusees Archie Lewis,
Henry johnson and William SyphaX. Rev.
Mr.. Waring delivered u short address and the
bcncdicion. This school has high reputa-
tiOn for excellence in department BY the
pnpns, aud, in fact, is regarded by school
officers as model school in this particular.
The other two schools Of this grade will have
their closing exercises to-day at tho John +.
Cool, building, commencing at 8 o'clock II. M,
and at the Lincoln building, comm cncing at
l o'clock p. III.
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rhe nront snno Anciion Hnn.e.

This is the season when the children have
TO appear tidily dressed in Wow OF tho closing
exercises in the schools, and there is no part
OF the attire more conspicuous than the foot
wear. In order that all the children may ap-
pear we'll Mr.. Leopold Richold the en- crpris-
ing proprietor of tho Great Boston Shoe Auc.
tion House, No. 49l Pennsylvania avenue has
provided II large assortment of examination
Shoes which he offers for sale at various
prices, ranging from % cents to - II pair.
Tho list OF prices for which goods are sold
in the various departments of the establish.
mcnt shows that neat shippers can be obtained
at prices ranging from 36 cents to 100 ladies'
kid shoes Of various grades from 5l.50 TO S325,
gcntlcmen's shoes from IS cents to $50.
Many special bargains can be found at the
Boston Shoe Auction House.
National Republican., 1880-06-16

Riggs-Dr G. w. Chancellor of Baltimore
A. l.. Roach of Maryland, John Il. Raymond Of
Dakota, and r. G.. Kcrcus of St. Louis.
Willard's-A. X. James OF Boston, Robert
Hewitt, r., If New York, and w. 7. Alex
anGcr aud 5. Lnwan Of Calcutta.
Imperial Mrs. VI. Fields Of Chicago, and S.
5. Glidden aud wife Of Alabama.
Arlngton-E. Loomis of New Haven, Conn,
Miss Sally Gibbons OF New York, G. A. Nell.
son of Boston, aud William NJ. Barker of
Troy,
Wormley's-S. =. Fisher of Philadelphia,
and George II. Christy OF Pitlsburs.
Ebhitt--Miss Il. d. Swift of New Bedford,
r. II. Crittendcn of Louisville, Ky, $. IL.
Smonson of Fort Wayne, Ind, aud NJ. &.
Blaine of Pittsburg, Pa.
National Republican., 1880-06-16
THE .iNrnRoroLooICAL SOCIETY.
\ Talk About the wyandots-Adjournine
For the summer.

TOT tue summer.
Tho regular mi-monlhly meeting fthc An
thropologica society and tho closing meeting
ofthc season was held last tevoning in the regents
room, Smithsonian institution, p. ]. Mere.
dith Toner vicc-prrslent, in the chair, and
Mr.. Elmcr II. Reynolds secretary. Drs. Thomas
LIndcrs and A. g. Mackcy were nominated
by the council aud elected to ac,ivc member
ship. The secretary placed on exhibition nn
elaborate series Of arrows, spears aud knives,
showing every degree Of Gnish from the water
worn pebble to tho oxquisitely finished implc-
mcnt. Uummcr.stOucs Of various sizes aud
nuclei o!metlmorphicsand quTl3ile aud
jasper were also shown. Tho lattcr exhibited
the mode OF fl king from largo stones when
pebbles were not used
The president read an extended and highly
interesting paper upon tho "Goyernmcnt Of
the Wyandot InAiuns" After having intro
duccd the origin of the tribal name, he pro-
ccCdud 10 state the rules of parliamentary de-
bate, the manner Of conducting wars, the
cultivation OF lard-whcthrr individual ar
commuual--uud the various marriage, birth
aud burial ceremonies. With reference TO
friendship, the speaker stated that the young
braves at certain age selected their bosom
iricnds-their "mOre.thau- lTiends,' us they
tormod ;hcm-wilh whom they associated
during life, snd for whom they were bound to
risk life aud fortune iflequirrd.
Discussion followed by MesSrs. Mallery,
Guss, Hoffman, Toner, Ward. Powell, Dorsey.
Bigelow ANA Morgan, and Mt 10 p. ~. the So
cicty adjourned until and first Tuesday in
October
National Republican., 1880-06-16

meeting between the Philadelphia Athletics
and Nationals. The visitors were hero on
time, ready to play, but tho clements wolo
opposed and nocessitatod the posponemcnt
Weather permitting, the Glst game between
these two clubs will take place this afternoon
at 4:30 oclocb. philadelphia has good team
aud the contest here ought to bo close and
interesting one.
National Republican., 1880-06-16
THE NEXT PRESIDENT.
General Garfield's Arrival in Town
Yesterday.

An Irnpromptu Ovation ut the Dcpot--An
All-Day deception at the Riggs House
Tho Generals Plnns-Arrangc-
ments for The Screnade To-
night-A Housing DEM
onstration Expected.
National Republican., 1880-06-16
NEW ADVNRTIsEMENTs.
a sPLENDID sroCK or DRESS GOODS
"A AT REDUCED PRICES.


Having on hand m unusually large stock offspring
and Summer Dress Goods OF very superior qualify
and Of the best styles imported this season, we are
very dearous OF reducing them quickly, aud have
reduced theprlces Of nearly all cur summer Fabrics
IN order 10 10 So Strangers and Others about loav
ing the cny for the summer viii hud IN our store
splendid stock OF summer goods Of superior quality,
at such prices will not n To meet The low prices
at which much inferior goods are offered aud we call
particular attention to our stock OF the following
goods VIZ;
Black Lace Buntngs Black six Grenadines, silk
and Wool Grenadines, CUlorcd silk aud Wool urcno-
dineI French Organizes, Lace Muslins, French Jac
onstts, Linen Lawns, Black and Colored Silks Mad
rns Gipghams, Printed Monte Cloths, aud Dress
Goods of every desirable KIND and large lot Of
BLACK LACE sIIAwI.S AND JACKETS AT
HALF PRICE
In addition to the great reduction now offered. we
allow discount OF per cont for cash on the day OF
sale.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
". NJ. SHUSTER ,G SONS,
safE
National Republican., 1880-06-16
THE TyLRPuONE

has been introduced into THE NATIONAL Re-
PUBLICAN Office, and can he used in making
orders for advertisements, subscriptions or job
worh
National Republican., 1880-06-16

Coon straw mating, Is cents, at julius
Lansburgh's Popular Carpet House, i2l Sew
euth street.
National Republican., 1880-06-16

$3.50 SilVor-plnted Ice pitchers,
Handsomely engraved aud worth double tho
money at i. Harris & Co.'S, l32 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-06-16
Hotel Arrivals.

TO MAKE ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENTS, S.
PANTS 70 ORDER FOR 81. ElSEAlAN BROS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND T.
National Republican., 1880-06-16

Two THOUSAND pair ladies' Newpors, Low
Button and Sandals ~ 75 cents aud 81 per pair,
vt Sinsheimer Il Bros sos Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-06-16

TO MAKE ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENTS,
OUR ENTIRE STOCK MARKED DOWN FAR BE.
LOW VALUE. EISEMAN BROS. CLOTHIERS
AND TAILORS, CORNER SEVE NTH AND Il.
National Republican., 1880-06-16

The National saTc-Deposit Company.
corner Fifteenth street and New York avonuc,
continues 70 receive vauab!cs of all dcscrir.
tions for safe Keeping ut very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-06-16
Sow AlYertIsements

New Advertisements,
Proposals for bricks,
SatChel lOst-S5 reward.
Childs carriage for sale,
Steamer Mary Washington,
Wanted TO purchase, y house.
Great Boston Shoe Auction House.
For rent-1439 street northwest.
Meeting of New York Republican associa-
lion.
w. M. shuster & Sous-Dress goods at re.
duced prices
Meeting of the republicans of tho Thir.
teenth election district
National Republican., 1880-06-16
CHAMPIONSHIP GAMn to-day at 4:sO.

JUI1Us LANsBURGH. 42l Seventh street, re-
ccivcd within the last few days 5000 rolls Of
China Mating, which he proposes 10 sell ut
startling prices
National Republican., 1880-06-16
1000 Pair

Of Kid Sandels aud button Newports at 81 90 at
j. Brock S now shoe store S02 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-06-16

THE Daby's cries are its only method of let.
ting you know that it suffers and needs Dr.
Bulls Baby Syrup. Price, % cents II bottle.
National Republican., 1880-06-16
snn,.in of the nlnmnnd.

PREVIOUS TO REBUILDING, BOYS PANTS 30
CENTS. AGE 10 TO IS YEARS. EISEMAN BROS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND r.
National Republican., 1880-06-16

ATHLETICS vs. NATIONALS to-day. SCI
them.
National Republican., 1880-06-16
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS

SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
~ IN
SUMMER FABRICS,
IUPINS BLACK LACE BUNTINGS,
1000 yards All-Linen Lawns, at 25 cents, reduced
from ~ cents.
Pacific Lawns and PeTcales nj 1873 cents.
Juilliards Al-Wool BuntingS, ~ .5 cents.
d5-in. wide AllWoOl Twilled Dcbeges, at 80 cen ts
o rGner priO0 IS cents.
SUMMER SILKS AT REDUCED PRICES.
Black Grenadines all styles aud prices
All ParasO at reduced prices.
THIN WHITE GOODS.
Persian Iawn--IndA Linen.
India Mull-Freuch Nainsook.
Victoria iAwn-B Bishops Lawn.
30 ps. Figured and Dotted Swiss MUsllns, ranging
from - cents to % cents per yard.
Madras Ginghams, ranging from l2ia Ceuto 10 10
cents
Ladies' Linon and NIohalr listers.
PERINoT'S CELEBRATED KID GLOVES.
Isle THREAD GLOVES.
PARIS LAWNS AND ORGANDiES.
GAUIE UNDERWEAR
PLAIN AND FANCY HOSIERY.
CALCUTTA SElckSUCkER
INDIA PONGEE-CANTON GRAPE
Gc- DC, &c.
BEAN INSPECTION IS SOLICITED.
kS-"ONE PRICE ONLY" MARKED IN PLAIN
FIG URES
PERRY II BRO,
Penna. Ave-, cor. Ninth ST.
In, Ib-tt
National Republican., 1880-06-16
THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA,

situated 100 yards from Fort AlonTce. open all the
year. Equal 10 hotel IN the tuilcd states rs \
summer Resort or Cod.WeAther Snniunrun. send
ior circular describing hygenic advantages, ctc.
ITiRRISON JHOEBTS,
my I'm proura atOr,
National Republican., 1880-06-16
ATHLETICS fine club, Sec them play.
nInrrIn.ru Lionnnna.

muffinse IlCSnseB,
The clerk of the court has issued the follow.
ing marriage licenses John A. Willow and
Annie p. Wilkcrson; William w. Marshall and
Annie Tyler, both of Uniontown, ID. c.; Will
ism II. johnson and Mary J. Radebaugh;
William r. Chipley and Annie l.. Thorn;
William Tolbert and Evelno Hallcr $. B.
Woodward and Marion r. Thorn; Ccphas
Triplett aud Maria Church; Edmund Burke
add Laura C. Haskins; james Carter and
Adclnc Brown; Thomas Holmes and Fannie
Ba!sim; {. Il. Hodge, OF Cleveland, Ohio, and
Flora Fsssett, OF this city; II. b. Da Shields
aud Anna Il, Payne, both of Laurel, Nd; Il.
=. Evans, of New York city and Emclino f.
Smith, of this city; Clarence Il. Beck, of
Rocky Mount, North Carolina, and Ella Il.
Cook, Of this city.
GAME CALLED Al d:3O. Don't miss it.
----.au- ----
PREVIOUS TO REBUILDING, BOYS LINEN
COATS - CENTS ElSEMAS BROS, CORNER
SEVENTH AND i.
'FOR mems fine low Shoes for summer wear,
at very low prices, so to SInshemer s. Bro,
SOS Seventh street
THE Rowland Dental Association, 211 Four.
and half street, Use only $. s. Whites ARTIFICIAL
teoth Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set.
--a-~
GIVE NATIONALS good reception to-day.
For full line OF China mating at popular
| prices, 80 to Julius Lausburgh, Odd Fellows
| Hall.
National Republican., 1880-06-16
TBOLESILE DEPOT,
Corner First Street and Indiana Ave.
WIN. M. GAIT & co.

GOODS, We enNmc IN piit-
SUGARS.
(Reit New York ard Philadelphia BrandsO
5taniard *" moi OF ~ or "B'y, lbs Ior,., ioo
Good White Su-ar. lbS ior.... i'g0
Good brown sugar l:'g lbs Leo
TE-IS.
,,,,Gu,powder, oqlons,, Imperial, Japan, English
Bre@kst @ etc s e gr"91rSSiFsgs 9 guaranteed as low
COFFEES.
yMocha Java, Maracaibo; Layuayra and Rioat popp-
lar Pee gs Sd e e IN ot soc SGsSs so a of M M
finest finest !a GRADES 'liat I, can A., be produced nm
Good Roasted NO. lbs
SYRUI'S.
Pure Sugar, GOODS guaranteed free from Glucosei
Choice Maple syrup per gallon Sl.3J
IOL.jSSES
A genuine article of New orleans always on hand,
rs also tho lower grades Prices low,
FLDUR.
Ceres Minnesota Patent Prncess; Sterling Mime
sofa Patent Process; Golden Ilil Inn ly swiss Pro-
cess, a. II. llcrrS be't lnmilS Wnshburn Mills; New
West aud all other leading brands direct from first
Eip6onxo Yonnss Genuine Minnesota Patent
Process from white Hint wheat per saok ..-...-i2o0
Good Family Flour per sack lsO
LUSCH GOODS
Ofevcry Go-cripton just received.
Potted Ham, Tongue, Turkey, Ch'cken, atc.; Honed
Tkey' Io9sne GmGSen y1; 9e.i 10 ~ sgi5 g, BesI
ShadintA salmon Lobster, bried Beei Baked Leans,
etc, etc, elt., etc,
S1UCES IND PICHLES
KEGS salad biessing Crosse & Biackwells Pickles.
a full assortment, -.
SELECTED FRUITS and the very choicest NEW
YORK BUTTER. No pHlus spared 10 Keep up
good supply oi there important .cle5. ,,
Queen Olives In variety OF styleS-Including
small bottles st - cents i0r liGuIc purposes.
In fact wo give cur undivided attention TO the
m iHEIY TRADE.
Aud make il our whole study to nuis. the VERY
l.ESr ofeYerythmg IN the wny Of FAMILY SUP,
PLIES generally. Cur facilities ipr buying ANd
ileiBhtus are surpassed by none, and We guarantee
tu sell as low yny her hon In ih' Cty' as, as0
10 glyo the article, quahD aud qu'niiy rs ropre-
spntud.
Money choerfuly refunded to any customer who Is
not entirely satisfied VITA lher purchase.
Telephone connections
ELPHOKZO YOUNGS, Grocer,
5Oi Ninth street, bet. Il aud r.
(wHITE FEON1) msi,tf
National Republican., 1880-06-16
vATTON HOuSE

This popular aud beautiful resort, situated nj tho
terminus OF tho Washington Il Ohio Bailrpi and
surrounded by the Blue Ridge MOunlalns five min.
utCs' walk from depot Is open for the c.cptUn uf
visitors cool spring water and icc Plenty frrsh
milk, cream and butter. Large, airy rouuis. Terms
very moderate. C.tv reference gwen when desired
Send FOR descriptive circular. Ihosp wishing 10 en-
10y th1 delicious air and cool nights II address \.
.. WRIGHT, Round Hni Depot, Loudun Co, Va.
ulzs- i'm
National Republican., 1880-06-16

The Rowland Dental Association, 211 Four.
and-halr street, Use only 5. s. Whites artificial
teeth, Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set.
National Republican., 1880-06-16
Baltimore ana Ohio Depot, corner New Jer-
scN ANanna nnh q hIrnnI.

SdltlttoFF anu bHs1 i'tb'NNt NNlltE aNtN Vsi-
scY Avenue and q Street.
MOESI 80. EVENING,
ft Louis Gin EiS 1llnlto, uC........,... ljl
tptilH., Bait. ~ way. J:OU Baltimore way sun
tphilH. * y. Y Go duys ouly),.. .,..,. a0O
tlhAHgU - PiuSburg BALTIC, ..,,.. ,,,,.... 1870
Px 7;J0 NY, PhllA * BONca jU0
Ealtu. q NRy stations W Piedmont Stru0urg,
FREDERICK DC. l2Iet. MinclHtcr Freak,
biguiCh) ........ .,..... s!25 HagerstoNn, pt. OF
BalO y AAuap CT,. e:23 Rocks and way sta
MHItmsburg ~Hd Ha- tiuis ,,,,.-,,.,,,.,,,,.,, 503
geTstONn 80, (Met, Epltn W. c,...... ...,,..., b;3I
brHuCh) .... ..,....... 9lb iCl ChgO, -. Louis q
TLultU ac...,......,....kt3O PnsOurg express $40
Baltic ..... ........ll.jO tBAtO ''Ij
tBnltO,G way iatiuls 500
my" Phil & Bi,s.UN. $40
tAulye daily. Others sundays excepted.
co For the time of departure Of trains sos adYeT-
tisrtaeutS elsewhere
National Republican., 1880-06-16
Thermomah1o Headings.
Indication
0EP.4SSING GER TRIMS.

For the middle Atlantic states, rising barometer
md temperature, easterly backing to nOrtherly
winds partly cloudy or clondy weather.
National Republican., 1880-06-16

'FOR mems fine low Shoes for summer wear
Mt very low prices, so to SInsheimer s. Bro
sos Seventh street.
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GIVE Nationals good ' reception to-day.

For full line OF China mating at popular
prices, 80 to Julius Lansburgh, Odd-Fellows'
Hall
National Republican., 1880-06-16
GAME CALLED Ar 4:55. Don't miss it,

PREVIOUS TO REBUILDING, BOYS LINEN
COATS y CENTS. ElSEMAN BROS, CORNER
SEVENTH AND e.
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tArrlye daily. Others sunday
bs- For the time of departure
tisrtaeutS elsewhere
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-10-16


Under this head we desire 10 ray some
thing in reference 70 DR.. BrowninR'a medi.
cines, which have been advertised for some
titne in this paper, and which have bfen
tested by persons connected Herewith with
results 70 sntifinetory that we do not hest
tate to sp'ak publicly in their favor. Dr..
Browning's patients were first ~ discover
that his prescriptions we're unusually rapid
and certain Ia their action which soOn
created an extensive demnnd Tor them, and
written labels soon gave way to printed ones,
and hand power TO stee u power IN their
manufacturing Whenever his medicines
have been tried their merite have mate
them ~ deservedly popular that his patients
will take nothing that has not t!is sigma
ture Of W. Champion Browning, N. A., upon
it. DR.. Browning il a thorough chetl v,
alsa graduate of the Jefferson Medical
COLLEGE Of Philadelphia is shown BY a
diploma OF tllst institution hanging in q
conspicuous pIaes ia his elegant reception
rnom. He attribuatef his success in the
treatment Of diseases not alone 70 his mPdl-
cal knowledge, but 10 medicihs and chenist'
ry combined. His scientific research, otth
physiological and chemical, has been very
extensive, md necessarily expensive. Hit
methods Of producing disease artidcially IN
| the lower animals, are not only entirely
original but novel and interesting DR..
Browning is very particular. b,th in his
Offices and circulars, 10 impress every one
with the fact that his preparations are not
cure alls the action Of each preparation is
confined TO diseases which are closely and
positively related. His &c. aud G. Cuidiul''
is for conditions resulting from cold, and
bis "Tonic and Alternative" is for diseases
Of the blood and conditions resulting from
impurities Of that vital fluid. DR.. Brown
ing is proud Of the briliancy aud purity OF
bis preparations, which are secured by
careful selection Of drhgs und extreme
cleanliness, which is enforced in every de
partment Of his laboratory.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-10-16
A VALUABLE PREMIUM F!

We will present every per-
son calling at this office and
paying 500 for one years
subscription to the CARBON
ADVOCATE, with a copy of DIR.
J. B. KENDALL's TREATISE ON
THE HORSE, one Of the most
valuable books for Farmers
and Horsemen ever published.
The book is handsomely and
profusely illustrated, and gives
symptoms and treatment for
the various diseases to which
the horse is subject. Remem-
Der, for ST. you get the AD-
voCATE for one year and a
copy of the BOOK FREE! Now
hand in your names and the
dollar.
We have just received a
limited number of KENDALL S
TREATISE ON THE HORSE AMI
HIS DISEASES, printed in Ger.
man, which we will give tc
those paying one year in ad'
vance for the CARBON ADvo.
CATE.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-10-16

There are many gypsies in the Lebanon
valley.
Murphy made 800 converts TO temperance
at Altoona in two weeks.
A strike among the miners in the vicin-
ity of Elizabeth is threatened.
II is estimated that the tobacco crop COW
ers l49 900 acres in Pennsylvsnia.
There were 5000 torches in the Demo-
cratic parade at Pittsburg on Saturday night.
G. L. Brown writes from East Berlin that
he has Hancock sweet potato weighing At
pounds.
The Women's Temperance Union Con-
vention meets at Harrisburg on the 2sth
inst.
A vein of what is believed to be black
marble has been discovered iu Cambria
county.
John Noll, a survivor Of the war Of 1919,
died in Bladon, Berks county, in his goth
year, on Friday.
Mrs. Lsmplei aged 40 years, was aeeiden.
tally killed by cars near Columbus, Erie
county, on Sunday.
Over $4,000 was paid 10 miners by the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company in Shenandoah on Saturday.
George Salisbury, a teamstef, stabbed his
brother law, Oscar Briggs, 10 death at
Barnum City, near Bradford, on Sunday.
1t is stated that the Lehigh and Wilkes
barre Coal Company will be taken out Of the
hands Of the Receivers at an early day.
The annual convention of the United
States Association Of Charcoal Iron Work
ers will assemble at Harrisburg on the 18th
inst.
SwartEwelder a Morrow's planning mill,
in Lancaster, was destroyed by an incsn-
diary fire on Sunday. LOss, IS, 900 partially
insured.
Frank Boynton, Of Bordell, MeKeah
county; on Sunday outraged a S-year-old
girl named Pierce, Of TsTpot. Boynton has
been arrested.
@. =. Parker, an old bachelor Of Union
City, has eloped with Mrs. F. X. Damme, Of
Lineolnville, Crawford county, who left five
small children.
Cows in Della ware county, are troubled
with milk fever and seventeen have died on
the Marshall farm, at Northbrook, Chester
county, of Texas fever.
Five hundred and fifty employees OF the
Fittsburg division Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad took part in the celebra-
ton at Baltimore Monday.
The Tinsala Coal and Iron Company
with a capital Of $500 900, hss been formed
with A. V, Tintsman, Of Pittsburg, as Presi
deut. The works are located in Wise county
West Virginia,
; Colonel Ben Brownheld died near Union
} town. Feyette county, on Thursday aged l0l
years. lie was Democrat, aud his frs
vote was cast for Thomas jefferson.
While preaching the funeral sermon Of Mis-
Leinoaeh, Of Reading, on Friday last, Rev
james +. Schultz, of the German Reformed
Church. talked in sueh Singular iasnne
as 10 startle the friends, and the next day
he became raving maniac, breaking thu
furniture In hiS boarding house aud rushing
r into the street. sssauiting several persons
until he was met By a burly fisherman w b,
kuncked him serselesa 70 The ground. II,
has since recovered consciousness, and vii
siuitly be removed 10 the residences Of hi
1 brother IN Montgomery county. Mr.. Shut
. is as and unmarried. and his malady Is al
tribuated 70 grief at Miss Leinbachss death
He is well known in Perry, Coluuhis, Ls
! banon, and Befks ouuntieS