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tho popular heari with mas ng m frnnt OF
tho Trrntun i0usr hundred mon aud a
brass Btn1 paaded until cf0wt g1thered,
An endfayor 10 ara fireworks 20 the horrors of the nrc
sion unauccr shl tbs Rom m ctn les al nnl y et'
cep one az tW0 and tImu tuOus e rug ny the oroWL
STATE enaOr Ntnde bill spoke for iva Or three mn
nirs The menu ~ Gle Glands tm0
fell ia, ana succeeding Sneakers carefu ~
avoided H. Iudg Ahsallm Woo uf got the piazz
mex ard 4 irted tell the assembled muttude some
thur about the trf. lie undered hOpees'y and IN 10
mluut The managers were rushing around irantcay
end avorne o. ret i'm b. quit. Fin liY they sent
thr or tour men into he crowd 10 90 up "a
cheer for Mcclellan. They succeeded I'm trOusing IN
first IN husiasm of thr evening and Tie crowd
Low ed unit Woodruff gave up ard Mcclellan
appeared. He received with more Oh Ter
ing TIE SPOKE few sentences, x
rtcss'ng confidence 81 the out ONE OF the mpaign.
lie only all ded 10 Cl'y land most exec len can
di are" nd II IN any sarcasm IN d.
voice II doub lrss ulnteuu0uaL The "fowd. how
ever faI ed TO applaud Su r0gafe {. Meyer was
put forward ana In tvO ninu re- had gotten
into hot water over the tarf qUtstion. When ne
a.ked if pOtteis wages had been igcre ised under
tie r pab lean tariff the crowd led "i,s'
When he ask d II they not working on
half time everybody yelled No"
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THE SEASON Al BAR MIRROR,
ley TELEGRAPH TO rHE rRrBuyE.l

LEY TILEGkAfH TO lHk TRIBUNE
BAR HArBOR Aug. 19-The season is now at it,
height Great interest manifested in the theatrical
entertainment that comes on tomorrow night in the
music room Of the Rodick House Tickets 81 and
500 have been disposed Of The play Sweethearts
is to be given Miss Maude Blood, of New York. taking
the part Of " Miss Northcor Ruth The maid servant
Is taken by Miss Ruth Lawrence daughter Of Judge A.
r. Lawrence, Of NewYork " Wilcox the comical
gardiner will be assumed by George F. Horwitz, Of
Philadelphia, and Mr. Spreadbreen." the hero IA to
be PLAYED 10y Mr. Howard. OF New York The Niger
miustrels are to be the "omca feature Of the evening
md are under the direction Of Mr. Ward OF Boston
The greatest feature of the evening will be recitation
by Mrs. Lee. Of New York and the whole entertain
ment has been gotten up by Mrs. Townsend. Of New
York
Bishop William Croswe Doane. Of Albany. who has
cottage at North East Harbor will start FOR Dundee
Scotland. ON Monday next TO attend the great ami
yer,ary tcre of the Of the first American
General George b. Mcclellan will arrive on August
81 Mr.. Mcclellan has recently been III. at the Rod
lex House. bat /. now CON. 4i.-ccut
Hbuits the famous faro hank gambler Of Boston,
lately rented cottage DO Gotta est to ply bis trade
there bu' wa obliged to cic'r ONT ! he cottage was
then taken hy ~ 4. lucAfr. general manager OF the
Main Central Railroad and other officials of that road.
but tine reputation ~ti o1.- Oh tte cottage. much To-
been distinguished from the original lessee.
The new summit House ON Green Mountain has
been completed tuca fog again married thc other
Wise delightful Tuesday reception at Beau D''crt the
house OF tdr Grncc-. Mrs. tJgeue Hale. Walker
N'-. Margaret and Mrs. Blaine. Dr. Park Co"aWir.
Major Kvd Douglass, aad Colonel Cecil Campbell
Higgins were present
Great preparation. are being made for tho calico pa,
of Thursday 100 Che 81. Souvenir uu.rl
Melvin b Copeland. ur,-id nt ot thc Nddlc'oVu
National Bank oi Connecticut. l- no tur Belmont
The three dny- 'cunI. tournament D.. completed.
N"--rs Berry and OH-AmHD. ui Washington ano Sow
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They stand ior all that noble progressive aud endar'
fns la American politics,
IRISH DEMOCRATS FOR BLAINE.
my TELEGRAPH 10 THF fHIRUSE


TnOY. n V, Aug. l0lt looks ~ though there
was no part OF the country where the ish Democrats
are more enthusiastic for blaine and Logan than they
are in this region. Tie lrshAmtricau vote Tor the
Republican ticket in Albany and Rensselaer, Counties
will astonish people One for this Is found IN
the personal dislike that many of the IRISH Demo-
crats have for Cleveland
The feeling was manifest in West Troy last night NJ
the rally for the purpose Of defeating the new Tigwam
Of the Fourth Ward Democratic Blaine and Logan
Club Men were present who never before ate nded
Republican meeting The whole village seemed astr'
The club has sixty members us rolls In the
prooc sion was the Blaine and Logan lrish Bngade
OF Ttoy which was welcomed with enthusiasm INC
Green Island Club, and the First Second and Ihirh
Ward Clubs Ex-senator Macarthur made the pilnci-
pal speech of the evening He showed that the can-e
Of the war of 1912 the fact that Great BrtHh
would acknow ledge the validity of the naturauL-
ton of her subjects this country, but claimed the
night 10 seize them wherever found that war cio''n
without this question being settled, and dr1fted aohE
until Mr. Blaine forced the question public attehl"
and succccded in bringing about the treaty by "h'i
nafuralZcd citizens 10 he treated by fhGhHi
precisely American citizens born on the sou;
Mr. Arthur declared that James G.. Blaine Would
compel the recognition Of the rights Of American GU
zens all over the world The other speeches Nero
delivered bv Samuel Foster and J. ". Lansing Two
thousand people filled the vigwam
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TIE "HLR4LDn IND THE NETGDEALERS

The war between The Herald and the news
now, e. Der. who uou2lt their papers from The Hsr1d
wee tod ~ sign an affidavit thar they
,s..,,d uot sell to tie three-ccnt dealer. Many OF
th d lrr- refused o. sign he affidavit notice was
also Issued 10 all dealers them nos 10 sell 10 the
three cen ers penalty Of having their owu sup
ply CA. or
Tie cause OF til. new movement on the part
OF me Herqh was the discovery that N
Ane.au -r4 eli boy had pulled his wits together AMI Vas
getting the best Of tn- payer I'd capped boys Mo
sol. Tle Hera receive salary or - 80 week from that
paper After selling a Jew per- early ia the mornn-
md md NJ the a drug on lis hands the
r,d capped y would strike bargain with the
re.c nter, lng hem The Heralds al p cents.
IN. off renee which Was usually about fifteen cents
,ue Tn oiic. was uo.e % All mad" up ~ premium OF
afty cents paid B. boys who -Oli gu their stock ny
this ARA ent the boys cleared thur ybve cents IN
addition TO their sally and got through their VoK
early TAis condition anArs auited tbs newsnen eI
Acty. To saw from tho willy small boy The Hera'@
adopted thr AFFIDAVIT method
TIC dealers held meeting at thor h. adquart'rs IN
Cua ast uisht they ad pied IN All ress 10 IN
asking them 10 Ciscontuu bus The Hcrat
IL decided u con nue the and 20 buy thcH
Heraif yer they get tn II said tiai
system. truck a the A. Of -wsdea-E lrYun VI
Jcwe1, selling lac Herald Tor tree centala
Twenty thousand Circular viii be po4ed by thr dei rs
..kIu The public boycott he Herald II said mat
the uapcr h5d bought out the whosSr dea err. Hon
d ksoA ppOlt, anu Meers banner, ui hoOuAe,
eiSins dealer so week beside enter the service
NJ nc al
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mlnu n.lrN Ar NEnPoRr

NEWPORT, Aug. 19.-Io-day has been one of
re v1tu'. The summer 40 Newport. The mercury
ran tb.r. DID, .e.y. watch Is excessively warm FOR this
3 ace.
Il. lt-. az Io.nn men here are dislp mted by thu
iosbry President White, OF Cornell. 10 speak before
the clun.
Mr.. Emma D,E'e- gave a song recital at the Castro
Thea 70 mi. mo-aiuZ Ire attendance fair Mrs.
Dexter assisted boy Charles y Allen yi9luist. and
James IA. Vs0n. pianist, * New York. both Of whom
were ayortol, received.
The marriage " g. -to1t and Mis-. Read. daughter Of
General More lta Read formerly Minister TO Greece.
vii axe pl4c- o. Thursday o, chi. week
In b. court tennis match tlis morning Allan John
stone PLAYED HLrr stevens even, Johnstoae beat
straight game. The score WIS O. aud 4 This
afternoon Count jane was he4 en- by Joseph Tooker,
jana given t.rty bsqIe. The score stood g.
6L
Amateur heaticls are being arranged 70 he produced
IN -ae -io Theatre 1t early dat. Ex-Nayor Bed
Joss Is 10 impe--1uate Jain D.lcto.
Mr. a.l Sire. Edward Mathews, OF New-Y1rs gave
dauar last lglt Mrs. James Goats gave a luncheon 70
d,, toa cary " lady friends The display Of flower
and wa- e-peaiall fine
Dinner par-es ~rre gwen tonight by Robert Carr II.
Nc-. IuT PEE. NJ Newt k, Ma amc Bolal artc OF Bal
uI.0r,. lut .uc Nj -.e. Mas %. of 30 ron.
Arrivals 90 me AqudIer. House to- 'av were D. p.
:" 'l-,' t,.t,.J \ . r. I-nicd .re -. NSyy
r. s. lowe Dr T. b. Iorn-, Was ingtoa be Misses
kito.pH, Woodbury. y. J@ George " Franklin j. ~
brys a.o. 1r h. I5In+ o. : Hil4ard, +. D.
lily Troy: ". j. Taylor AFas' erilm. y. Y.
those re- ular re- storing 81 me OceIn House were
Comman =. h. r. woodward. L. it'd stats Navy. G.. Z.
Crane. A. Tucker t1't co. NJ "a To, Japan x. II.
NJ DeGroo,, ". T. 9uydrr y. 81. Carrere y. Coleman.
NeEYor& Oh. 3 Lr'wn and T''e camord isi Scot
5'0 %sa MIC III anil w-a Mchfsa6; =
fTt,.y J. .r .fsrir u. 4
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GJeclIl A0uce5.


Post Olce Not.ce
Lett ers FOR Europe need not be -pc Ally tlr',r'i ~ d.
patch D4rI- steam: % lt "a - ,tt-f -YrtV a.
Lvrry irsU3a0l. al -rA4si4l-- mass - fora aldei
b u. liitcsl Vessels tysIsJ's
Foreign Tor tae week elt1F August -a VIII c)3'
(promptly n 81 case. at tLis once - roi1ys
NkDNE-UAi-At . fOf r.'ir, prrs . Fuirr VIA
-outh4my tou and Bremen etters ior France nl.t 20
G.a1da va Hlvre a. . a L. Tor central A'Del.s and
the -ou'a Paclnc 2Ir'' De- . ~! -, va - -
Para. D. M. Tor De Nttlrr-aLt- .-.rt Pc. = =.
Iesrl4m. VIA To'f,r 't.a. 30 l3l for EufoJ., per
TIT DAY-At - i,r europe rsr city o. Rich.
n.oud "a Queensosu letleri fot Germany 1nt itauce
must uy directed pi 49, '1 E'' -. l D a. ? m
res. ..ty ashinstDn. VA Havana letters Tor Mex
l.. must be directed per city ~ sulrzlJaI. a. 80
u. iOr Europe per . 3 Les,-As Va Plymouth
FRIBAY-Ai o a NJ Tor Newfoundland and T. Plerre.
sATEkpAY-Et ] a N Tor The West indies VIA II.
Dor s. AOy4Hcr 80 Nc"port Novs a. $50 NJ Tor
pa, per A.lonl VA 4ueenst7Na uettsfs Tor
m wr E1"p' prr~ - as fsl suern Town ieI
ter. tor Germany Ie directed " per Ausfrai'
az l.u ~ tor scotland .reet per = s. ,.e1s' ~ "a
a m i0r Bel giUn urest por :. NoOldItl',Yi mi
wrrp a. q M Tor Europs. Der RE D. VI south
anptou and Bremen. al LOO ? m sr puba and PORTO
aua the Plata countries VA bia' per + lheIcslna-
per . = AustraAa va 0an Frame. so Gloss here Au.
gust - az : D. W. pr On Vrlyh ~ New Ork %
cry Of Berlin. with British mails tor Australia.
Ais Vr CHINA ana ADAn per c Is VI RIO IL JaucO
tyl4 Frlacis clOss mere August 20 A. D. m.
.rhe chslule fcIos als arran Oh
the presum glIntsrruptsf Dysrtni trlaN
san Francisco Mails irOV tie East arnvnsoS ~as
Francisco On the d5 81 oAaB VI steamers 40 As)AcAsI
"'"'' HENRY c. PEARSON. Postnasta.
Fost ONCE. New York. \. Y Aug -. IssA
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TIE NEW-JLRsEY DEMOCRATS


TRENTON, n. J.. Aug. 19.-The desperate Ell
forts Of The Democratic state Committee get up some
.emDiance Of huaiasn over their state eonVen Ion
Tomorrow have bcea attended vi toIersol7 s"cceSA
Urgent cals tor the Attendance vi prominent men anu
delegA.ea brought many here. Ex-Governor
Me- lrlian and Chairman ". NJ. Hensel oi the
Pennsyyauia state Comm tie, were 'he ou' 'I'' az u
any pr outside the state Han OK tne S'4IS
Comni,t,e IRE here but no meeting been held up to
mlinight
Governor Albeit State House al DAY but de-
parted for shore In The Afternoon senator Nc
Pher-on has yet arrived II Is gwen out mat ne
Il SEX The only leading representative OF the ADee'
faction who ls here lies Rosa Of ths NatonA CON-
itce Secretary kelsey has general aarruision
OF affairs aud Chairman BloIget OF the state Commit
to-, Ia his lieutenant Henry Little arrived
as late hour and Is saun'efihs
around the hotel chewing toohpieA
and whisperHg 10 KELSEY. an attempt waa made W IRE
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THE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WAsHINGrON Aug, l0.-FOr New-Lngiand.
generally far weather. exc pt near the coast "o''
raias and partly clludy weather tonight sou heTly
WINDS sta mary temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic states generally far weather.
except in northern portion local shower ana parry
cloudy weather tonight, variable winds. ren rally rom
.Outb TO west nearly stati nary tenn ratuse.
For tie ONO valley and Tenn s-ec. gcueraiy Ialr
wea Ger fresh south u west vlnd merry sta iOnaly
tsmpcra IRE.
Fir the Lower Lake region. slightly cooler ,ni par "
cloudy weather ana OCCASION, ers, -OI 10 West
winds
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Holm EILEY.


John Riley died az his home, No. - West
IT, r-v--cco. d--. te-.cdly a. 1923 a m He was born
90 power New ramps IRE. Do ISIS, beng d"-ccniant
a li- DIDO Pc side ot On Wa.dron family, Tie Il 81 SET
-- Of tine .oou Hs father d grlrd-ilth We're s- To-
nssters IL I-ll h4vn. been graduated from The TX
eter adcmy. came TO this city and engaged i7 the
-ui.rrc bus re-4 lJe brram- time director. vice
..-. .l.f- .g lr sI.u. OF the Pacific NJ nd ~caul-lp
COMPANY. Gl.-, or u TIE Cromwell - ans lp IL y
tb. I.-tne OF Henry Cromwell, its founder trustee
o . g. oos SO Br. the me- OF Us rcoTGiulL 't"n'
md fi-ec or Oh & mN~rIdnl Goa. Company. ABOUT
eit ye3r- ago be was pr sident Of the Second ave SIR
face ra 0Id. ...
ST Riley Ld been confined 10 hi bed for some mo-
with a amor fu hf- b-eas. cI was the cause IA. u-
death If- had NOT engaged m acv business man
4g I'll mt Tor several wears. tie leaves wa I'D"
dtug ter All ply clld, tae WE Of tA"I4e' + 1--we
more.
PrrrsprRc. Aug. 19.-Jamcs II. Hill, presi-
dent OF he Nito1r Bank OF Commerce, and one ~ the
Oldest citizen. ot Pttspu-g died suddenly here to-day 10
the Gty-nluta o his age.
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SUMNER PLEISrRE 1T SARATOGA.


SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug 19.-The Temple
Grove ,st. were az y eutsrtline yesterday evening
b, AL d" Old .o.A, co-ce.t' gwen by tie young people
II, weather IS vlra All 4ry. anu rain storm would
oe welcome
General George :. Batche Ter VIII deliver the annual
addres. before the COMFY Agricultural Society
on lu.s az next a. viii also address RpubIcdn ra-
acau,n meeting at Couki.ylle n the sacandaga Val
ley.
The Progress We soca Club Will hold is second annual
ball tomorrow evening.
Dr. Robert HAM ton gave lactur, the Medical In
stituie this evening OIL Health and Long LIE"
The Everett. House guests vii engage IN hop to NOR
row evening.
Al the spencer House yestcrd evening number OF
tie guests passed the time electric light OF
croquet ON tue lawn. Il novelty
Linda da Costa, he little musical prodigy gave a
nee United states Hotel drawing his fore
noon The juvenile prma donna accompanied here by
her parents. Profe,,o an Mrs da costa, They we're
season attracted small amount OF atten
ton
story recently current ~ practical Ike alleged
70 have bel paye mere by the ev GeorSe A. I'm IN 81
the Tst ,pust huron, upon the Rev ~ " Wna ana
Church. 1t " appears tnat le story H%d no iouh I
tou iu fact and rehec "a IL seemed 70 @Ae o. M
Smith was entirely unmeritrd.
W 5 Waterbury OF TIE BaiLsoa Democrat Is seriously
IL al his idenee that maze v,. lod hv t,.
Rev. \. b. Kemiok. Of Troy.
Cos q temp rane- MEETING, covering several days,
will b. i'm al Roui d Lake o AuAUst 20,
The Elk Ridge Fox Hound Club, Of Balhnore, Nd, Is
soucit.n. contri atoms to deiray heavy OK pen-es
Miss Lu Hurst lie - Geo ga wonder aH1ioed con-
Al err ue uement at hHr exmb At TIE Casino yes
terdly evening. A number OF gentle nen VINO took
platform the TRANCE orce, we're sPra~led about
In amest every direc ion The laughter that went up
from thr audie ace fairly dimued the electric ights
10, and 4 enisr, tue vel known single soucrs- viii
pull nv mil on Saratoga Lake sep, amber 2
The American bar Associauoa will meet here To-
morrow morn.a Quite numb r Of the me.bers have
already arrived
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Matsada sorasichl. the Japanese The nrst boa
was eatch-as-catehean. Aflor Struggling ioEo'h''
f,r tbiry-nve minutes, bath men apparently
beiny m A state ~ eGhanitOn, Qigeys un.
nirc. Clptain DAILY sad tnat his man Nnaa
Nr-ste no more A. he Japanese Was GOV ftd
with foul ana Oatn di.ease. Jane ftucklhstoh,
tne rcter,e then awarded The mat 10 sofaAleAi' 10
Oufg ey Iefl-e la continue the wrestling
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RAILWAT INTERESTS.
NORTH RIVER CONSTRUCTION cOyrAN1
DECISION RELATING TO ASSIGNMENT or LABOR
rnei q AIMa-
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBrNE.l

A DECISION RELATING TO ASSIGNMENT or LABOR
Frs CLAIMS.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTBrSE.l
TRENTON. Aug. 19.-JOseDh Upper was en-
Mo, ed by TIE North River instruction Company IN
superntend the building ~ portion Of rne Wcs' shore
Railroad receiving salary ~ per cent Of the cost Of
IN, wors When the road got into h"ancia Difficult Ice
the coust 1ctirn cOm" le - ply he To- or's
and Upper advanced nearly $4,000 n nay the men
fr tbeir work during tha las months that tho r1d
was bulldog When the company went into bankrupt
no mo- for an immediate rciuburs. mont N hin. The
vic-sh crIlor give decree iu Upper tFpt TO- W.
amour with i1terrs. IN" Gaze vas opp aIe' " ~.
IL ON { e. ground that al a-s' .-n-ui ~ h'"i.i .
claim. 0 hen DO made hetDre 'u, F'rr}' ,''- A.
arrv Min n tha ru of lhor" Toe drcis WI ancct
a la ,e class OF claims against the construction com
nan
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PROHINENT ARRITALR

Fifth Arepus HOtet-Secretarv Chandler,
Postln s,er-ti neral GIe-nlm ex-Senats ". H. barhum
OF Come ticut carter II. Harrison. ol icag' ana II
I EtUh. nj Allan a $50. Windsor HoteI-Georse NJ
Pullman oi Cnicaeo, aud Theodore NJ Pom roy OF AH
born ". keic- IOrk Hotet-sisie engineer hin|
man sweet o. Albany No BtaR Hsuse-koas X WI
bans Of baltimore 81 James Hoi,i-Coionel H. Won
Borcks, OF Russia. Vlet0Tta Hoht-oeneiA = ~
hlapp, VI AuJ0Il, ~. 1.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. August 20-l a. n.-Thc movement
the barometer yeste rnay was downward Clear
weather prevailed. The temperature ranged 0etSeen
10 and go the rage. 9is9 ieug i37 higher than
the corresponding day year. and 3l' h her than
% MONDAY
Fair nd warmer weather with c1lneps ~ show "a
carly IN day may be- expected to-day IN ths cry and
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IArGr Stakes FOR TROTTERs

Final payments in all rne stakes OF the Ma
,ioual Association o., T citing Horse Breeders 10 ne
,o...tgr,- p animal nice ti. 10 bee held AZ tne New
x H~'silr CllI Grounds, Nor lul y % 9-pt,i u-
hers 10 and II rcvt 0u ue q e to-day. one Oi the
.taaes, "tLe wilson. u" amount, to about eIOVOO.
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rAsr rIMr snrruWARp.

SAu.uu,. Nd, Aug. 9-rhcrc Is much
sar., c,iou bore owe. Pho formal opruus of ihc Nr
rui,.t. u|lu .l 90. Nov York. rhuAd lph aud Nor
took ia.r.ld Yesterday train or three cars arrived 10
Jhr salisbury prrot wi pn*srngrrs from brnnmo"d.
town Ni on t1r way tp OCEAN e. ty. Tue completion OF
tn.- .oad ro rl,rrf -tou winch Will be- only short
luc w. op'. up 'lnctyc ana Desirable section OF
country Toe -pc.dy lst of fru ana vegetable, az
.alll DIS will cause tenn Ia BE- extensively grown.
I.ur lrc now t-I ON ms road a. Ol any IN hc
cuU IT, A .cr ou low leav" salisbury al IA.
Ir u..r owing O. fhe safety ~ a" ROAD IHe ~" Us
lrvrl and smooth tt- rails used being me ff- ~ ,'
r..,,itu u q %. rails An -prcrun OF the WORK done
-.. o.. WE 900 da fr dty- co. "a inc coWpIuJ were
pleased Che fu7r.-r n winch me c"huh'lof- l,'p.L
i,..., f..lr WORK large force Of mrn arc nov To-
a.-.L n p.f lI- or ire nov tie rom !'riDlhF hE,I
Drl .rau town. t.i aao .er fore are digging o. d
.arstt.4..- .r.- Jrunmoh1 own came up to daj
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The dasm hs-s ~ hso-'d, variations h' y ~ tsnth
give dVcn of time fn fnT = nfafs
pre- -
Tie aotSd ne r-pf1'
indicated taAs1ssei a. hs~
NUT pharmacy 81 BrOadrsy
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- IN NnrR NArArInN.

rUF nor WiAUHtH DRIVING rHur~A>Di TO THE
MOUNTAINS AID LAhr~.
The hotel and bolrdInr-hou-e keepers in tho
C3f.ul. Voun ar ~. ght % 20 learn tm they mo-"
mo .opol te % &c ol weather .o .c found vtln few
Iour.' iru,v of Ncv-N rH Iotc sto a. ~1r'togs,
sharon. EohH 90 -p"nrs LtAc George. .d Ni'raf'
q .. BE- looking p 0'cm to tI.sr delightful 'p"ts.
consult YOU icr ouG comor by uS &c thf N'.t sh'fo
Route The uuu- pr. Gls, cats elegant 'ul a,'onuo.
.a IONS u..If I..td
err .U r und,. "V..t 41or. 1tuuf." To- wet
rit.4 ~ .Ir.ru f.k.t time Cables, iHfIor Cor chairs.
nd inform f. r rtN ON AGENTS t 1903 or 90 fuWiNay;
touff 20 UI.. ,.u. Anon, u' or tut"n.., FRO r.
iva. q tust vain RAILROAD ~.-t ou, I't''N 'l'. 10
W4.ria .trr. Pc frrn.rn f Urtnrn~-rt or tnri nat
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CHARGES AGAINST THE JAPANESE WRESTLER
Quite crowd attended the wrestling match
laAt evening ut Turn Hail. In East Fourth
Ct. between Policeman james Qrjgiy, aud
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MISCELLANEOUS Observation-Disclosures.

H,r.rsr-LG, Penn, Aug. 19.-The Sheffield
apt- PM. crock IA lroaI Company was charter d 20
.r Tia. ro,l WI rul through Forest AZ EI< Counties
a ..t4urr lt tI ID g. TIE ,api 81 l- -lIOOOu. NAldec
l.,-t... oi r. ,i1. %. Penn. j. + csdcuL
Tie director. OF re L,u-vi. ana Nashville Railroad
ACCOMPLISHED u1 hug a. heir meeting, ye-ertay. TO-
,t. ,e. It fa~ re fuaac Al r. i-f ~ the company.
IL, mes. ID K. u,... oare more IdoIueI for enc week.
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Do!iliral Notices.

Al Political Banners Flags and Portraits.
pest work a. usIa by hOJER GRAHAM Artists.
o. Duanc.sL Old Reliable Head quarters since lSiR
Independent Republican County COmmiltee
meeIins hsd this evening Al Lyric Hail. Tl3 6th-
o'clock =.
T.. OAKLEY, Secretary.
Meetng OF Executive Counties at 1'3o.
CHRIS. PULLMAN Chairman.
Campaign banner aud OaIht Co,
4o Veaey ST. and aJ7 Broadway.
Headquarters for Net Banners ana Campaign Goos Sarts
Capss caps Torches &C Lo-est prices Vsit sad
Patent Waterproof 0psnwerk Ne, Bsunsr~
Handsome and durable New designs Sole Manufacturers
under letters patent intrisrsmsas will be prosecuted
NJ Levy 4 CO. ~ weosisfse
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HOOVER sSUTU-At Finishing g. August Is j -
a, Oh. r..ien.. ~ .. rt.a r.r.f. 10y tlr Ett Pa noe
IonueN Charlie, Hoover and A. ia smith, AL 81 snaA'
ing.
Iu notices Of marriages m-li be uu01I r't f''
nnnl- IN allIress.