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Furnished Rooms { Apartments Gu gst

fsru ST. SAL near "a Av.-Handsomely furnished front
v psrlor suitable for ono or two Esntlemeni s.
9TH TT, 1874. between Let and Az. A.-Front pArlor
- and connecting bedroom; suitable Tor Two gentlemen
ORR ST, 80 wEsr-LarEe cool rooms with dressing
- rooms and all convenience "
OTH ST ~ EAsT-Large front and back rooms, SEQ
~ ond foor; nicely furnished
10TH ST, M EAsT.-Nicely furnshed front and back
SiciSn.
10Th ST. ips BAsT.-HaI, large. and small rooms
~ parlor, suitable office or private nicely urnhhou
1OTH ST. ITO FAST Hall, also SQUARE rooms; run
Nv ming water In all rooms nicely furnished
1(,Tn ST. aas EAST Newly furnished airy front hall
HI bedroom private house; gentlemen only.
11THsT rs EAsT=Pleassnt furnished large and
i email rooms; moderate prices
Id isct table AMI attendance; rates reduced during
summer.
10TH ST. 425 wEsT-Two young men can be nc
weekly; board ii desired.
Ooh ST, sl4 wEsT-targe oleoye and S9gHr. room:
house; al modern cOnvenienceS
O0D ST, 4la WEST. near L station. Large pleasant
family: terms very reasonable.
1TH ST. lleE EAST near Madison square Large and
~ small cool. quiet rooms; terms moderate.
@ 1TH ST. So wEsT.-HAnd,omely furnished rooms
- SSupward; summer prices
OSTH ST, 20 WEST Furnished rooms, large aud
20 small with private baths; references unusual
opportunity.
O7TH ST. las EAsT.-Extra sized hall room, south.
= ern exposure; also square room; summer prices;
gentlemen; refsrenceS
opp ST. 2is wBsT-Nsntly furnished rooms very
Do pleasant; 81 weekly; to gentlemen.
oSrH ST. 1872 WEST, near Broadway Handsomely
Do furnished large cool room, with three vindowb;
gentlemen only.
oOTu ST.. eIs WEST tnenr Broadwar).-Front and
90 connecting room hot and cold water handsome
y furnished; lady or gentleman; summer price, s.;
transtsnta
ocTn ST.. go7 wEsT-Nicoly furnished large and
DO hall roons; newly renovated; reasonable rates to
desirable parties.
list ST $50 EAST prospect HilD-Large newly
Il i furnished room; running water, gas bath; all
conyeniences; cheap
1OD ST, e8 w ESTE EGISTEF at once.
az Travellers Exchange Room and Board Directory.
12p ST, 90 wEsT;zLarEe and small. newly and
4o Handsomely furnished; all conveniences; sinsy
or en- suites summer prices; new management
I9D ST. ara WEST NEAR Broadway -PArlor floor
tD singy suite: private BATH also small rooms;
private family; summer prices
tTI1 ST.. co4 WEST Large cheerful we'll furnished
front and sonnect,nS rooms or S'o small room bath
IdTH ST, 2le WEST, near Broadway .IarEe hand
4 Il somey furnished rooms; excellent board; also
table hoard reference.
AZ 7TH Az, near IIth St-Larro pleasant room,
~ 81 SO: excellent location.
EODST ISL EAST Nicely furnished room with all
az convenience; married couple or Eentlemen
(lG)p sT. 80 wEsE-Large and small front rooms or
o. hack parlor. nicely furnished, near Park And
station.
OOo WEST 2OrH ST Two rooms furnished for
%OC housekeeping with running water; $3.50 per
week.
20 rooms, with folding bedA &c.
FURNISHED Acuns afantrd.
WANTED by man and wife, furnished room. with or
igs Sun uptown once i,2e5 Broadway
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sfor Sale OF 90 3rt-8ruokluu.

wLNpsoR PLACE and ieih g, near 18th Az
" Frame housed ~ and ~ on DtS ub feet deep these
house arc two stories and basement with cellar, con.
tain all modern improvements and were built and
nniBhod In superior manner they Prospect
PGrE and NAV be reached from Fulton Perry and The
bridge by cars OF 9Th and sth and 9th AN elevated
or from lIGmi Ferry by 18th st. carr; price OH
Windsor place, 5000 on 18Th St, S.2O; terms LIBERAL
Apply on the premissA or to-. u. MULLARKY, ~ eth
Rv. ri kyn, JAMES RORKk. ~ barclay st, or u. II.
HAGrltIY. 10 Flat St, New YORK.
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r OCK a w a Y
PARK.

Free from Objectionable features. It ar
Gords the most uurIValled facilities for surf
and saltwater bathing. boating, and Ash-
ing. Carefully restricted, perfectly deveI.
oped. Railroad station and Immense new
steamboat dock property. Fiae OtOuo
walks. elegant drives. wide avenues, water.
sewer, electric light, 40. Illustrated
pamphlet. giving full particulars, sent on
application. Address
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

NlMMM lLOST MANHOOD, Early De.
VNUlHUNV Hc0y OF Vital Powers. Losses,
KIUlNIHb VDrai and all Private Diseases
WuVUU Iquickly and secretly cured. BOOK
rcu with full particulars Of Secret
fOF1oII Hone Trentnont froo lseAledl.
az M4ru Established 10 years. Known and
~ W. reliable. Sworn Testimonials.
CUREDIlCtV1ALI AaEEcT. ia TultSl st.. n. 7.
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,fur Sale Of o. Country.

Tof Salf pr 90 --Ct--U oHntrg.
Ar lRvlNGr1X. rarrrtoon nlrerdae ,or,,r,
- Done ferry SrarD"r0 Ivh and ali a"'s the ans
OF tho Hudson elegant esdences nnc use. ,,,ttprs
farms ana building st"r Tor snr at ln" Irirr. Z T..
Aished ana unih lac 30 s.s and cot -: 1t
all seasons, easy terms = ANDERSON AuWeIS .,f'>t
A FOR SALF-At VIII t qstou~, I. | atont Ia y 80
n. from city t.- trans each ,AI,j 4. iGtr
xa dn 0cst4ns 80 :: ohs MaHtide IRA s;nwrr
wiNnSM 40 Lioer,v,.
AT LONG RRA>Cr. Monmouth reach and Eucron
80 iet, ihr! lSneh 'uiHEc' q 10 Z CONS So 10
$i."Ht WILLIAM LANE Deem Hv. Long ir'rrh s. j.
A FEW MORE elegantly Appointed cottage, for rent
JAMES THORNTON, Chelsea nv, Long ranch J.
A FURNISHED norsI a, d n.nunfr . untry seat:
New York Address", Bible noDsr. Sew I"rE.
RARGAlN FOI cArlTAL-iuNn t, :,.mr acres,
- comprising III" Gnes farms imrovr,i aud IN cui.
one county. Tor sale star inr tgir = gr d IT. vest'
ment fr non.res'drn's. sod 20 bNt C ,urt invest.
CATION .! ing Ssh caIita' Address
INDIANA lNTE$TMi 81 90 vincrnues Ind.
COTTAGE At ELBFCOE newt to EIheron iiots';
~ l"rge cool rooms h'g' cell rys '. acres Of law.
reaching TIE h'uI siahs AMI rtrriryc house. 10
place as recently been pat in .oui order for The rrrS
HOBART MILLER. 2al south bth st Phi ahelphia
TNOR SALE Ti"uae->oroton. Conn fn'l furnished;
dcn y; rM, M goo" or"c on acre one.a mi,e from
r. Ntamt .,rG. w.i cxcha g. Apply on irsmirei
orto L. II. CLOSE Flushing av., Brooklyn.
EnR RENT Near the ocean. at Belmar. Ocean
\ heachl A very convenient coita"e nicely
JAMES l.. HAYS -" Broid It, A-warS j.
nor RFNT Pie rmn"ld c"ttar. o roooms. srring
u water AMI AAbe - minutsr from CITY: , railroads
GRO =. DODD CD E,o.d IT.. Newark. y, J.
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OLDEsTARLlSHED lloTtL In tho main road. AoD';
~ a good bus ness - rooms good barus Ihigr 40
house. large hurSo sheds. Uulv otr In tho to"' near
est opposition mics about M oS ftum II u,"kb
open 30 any meaning husii'sS, cause 'lliir,
sickness For particulars addros buN r. lliuA>v IT, li
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A LII SECRET AND PRIVATE DISEASES of mon
No charge unless cured Aso sore throat and tongue
pimpeE ulcers diseased honeR gleet structure blood
ful errors nervous debility weak back bad dreams M!
viRor and manhood restored suffer no longer; cure is
certain. ! guarantee quick aud sure cure. Bear In
ferersfrom bad advice should consult me Do net 10
NedicAl Institute. l4b East 18th st. near 81 aY
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GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES

TO BE FOUND IN A NEW AND PRO.
LIFIC FIELD, WHERE CAREFUL
INVESTORS CAN PLACE THEIR
MONEY WITH EVERY AS.
SCRANCE OF A SAFE
INVESTMENT
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sflats and apartments GO Set.

e lRAi1 AhN CSpRhhASh6" Wv ~"
RENTS FROM $3.50 To SI2.
n eve On. 9TH IN
9TH SnS Nth s;s Inquire at the ONCE Of '''N' AVN
JOHN RCCK. 1850 10th av..
between 60th and 9th ats.
a PARTMENTs in III: improved dwelling 20 East: East
''"f foG5oH II" SEofuERs 1884 Broadway near isth..
M sns oF s%s a" f:s
improvements; rent SO; Broadway and other car.
hat Seen sunday. WV w. -' O'
FLATS AND APARTMENTS unturnished and fur
f bfS.a~ay near 18th .
ELATs-Lght and pleasant: terms moderate; deco
rated mirrors poF'eF.G A snf ise s saF W. $50 st.
IVES. SIS to s's & giSisi .F fss ssa sv 81
HUDSON AM WEST 10TH sr-Elegant apartme nts
III offs and rooms in tho five new hata
tny.. H sna s, @ G s an. a ~ m
small and select families only. an nhp;,,r .co
Esd ST. and 9th av.
MADISON Az SOUTHWEST CORNER 10th st
Bad ssSaRS @XnSE ERRom' OA'h all Improvements
OLpFAsHIoSED FLooRs.--six, rooms, 9o7 and 800
~ 2oth 81, and - ChTitopher st. 50 60 81
s5. a st. T rooIns 81 and Vest SSH $50
N''' J. ooRR1T 4 co,
23d st. and 9Th av.
ONE MONTH FREE;-six large, all Ugh; rooms; al
dining room hns and healthy location only SIG to $2l
One MONTH FREE.-StT large, light rooms; all i'm
No. gGiG East s5sG sc Reaf station n"' LOCATION only
DRETTIEsT Ittlo apartment house right in town one
station SanGy to Gasnss theatre or CnSreh sset
s Pnt 25on ia @
ETH ST ga near ID ay I'd boll-Second fat three
D rooms in good order; owner on premises
ION ST. ~ near TomptiPs Park mssc: on. nOor
j rooms bath. and all improvements; perfect
order.
0OTH ST. lol EAST, corner +,h av-LArEe airy room
room suitable for Office for gentleman; all conVen.
fences
= i room; and bath rents sci to s2f
% LEROY sT,-Eesant single fats four large
% light rooms all improvements moderate rsn'A
80 rooms Sf 81 81 to SO near % -1' '".'''D'
OO iightsome rooms 81 to 49,
2OrH ST. $50 wEsr.-IIandsoms mats; large light
OO rooms and bath: all improvements moderate
rents JAntor
6Sru ST. 23I, 2o7 EAST Desirable fats in nrs,oasS
Sl7 Janitor on premises
71sT ST. 3,2 EAST-f!At ezra large light roome
OcCf from I"S SS
mp; Sl+
corn ST.. a2a EAST. Elegant new all light, and .
Oh room fats. all improvements; rents moderate
IOSTH ST. northwest corner Park av-Ilandsomo
lUO fats rooms hot and cold water, $40 upward
1I1TH ST, s52 EAsT.-Ground nA,A rooms all i'm.
small fI RnEy.T I newly renovated '0a water nat
1VOTn ST., $40 AND $40 EAST-New natS deco
i ~ rated; y rooms all Improvements; brown
stone private block, $2j up
OSO WEST nth ST, THIRD FLAT. ROOMS
ZOJ and bath. S+5
West 10th second nAt, rooms and bath.... 80
Su4 West 2Oh third nat rooms and bal 80
West second At. rooms and bRth...... ~
West - at third fiat rooms and bath II
326 West 2lst fourth dat rooms and BATH. %
32s West 2lst st. frs Sat room and hath ..... IS
32S West 2lRt st. NTH fat rooms and bAth...... ~
35 West 22d st hrBt fiat and basel IL rooms bath 80
22d at. srcouh nat rooms and bath .... ~
and others. S. T. JAYNE CO. 254 West Esd st, and
81 Liberty st
6I0AND Sls EAST 18TH sT.7-Two three and ave
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DISEASES OF MEN ONLY.
UlcorA dischArKes Rleet structure recent or old.
blood poison. sore throat or mouth skin eruptonS
botohe8 coorsd spots, kidney and bladder diseased
jrritAtons scaldinR urine &C, weakness nervous do
bility OF youth bad dreams, lost vitality from
chronic diseases after ALL others fA successfully
GREY. the wolLknown specialist l4j East 18th ct,
near 4th Ave- Lowest terms advice free; houra to
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3eal GState ut Aurtion.
POSITIVE SALE. RAIN OR SHINE.

WM. IIGYLER PROPERTY
WILLIAM TAILOR. AuctiOneer will sell some Of
tho hreSt building sites In the world Hack enE AGA
Heights near Essex st depot: good sewerage, stone
walks electric ights gas town water a so lots OH
Kansas and lluyleT His lArksusAck saturday, July
u ht2 + sprciai cur On \, J AID j. u. FeEch-
Ing nRokenFAck III time for sale and ChUwder big mar
ado auction tent hue mutiu Tor maps and tree
passes write 10
wM. T. TAYLOR. Auctioneer
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WIN. ID. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.

viii sell ran or shine on aurfAv. July ~ commsno-
ing At ~ NJ, h-H lots on iIudt0n 81 llGckeH ack
al train on Susqushanna ROAD leaving Jersey CE
hiI3 Nj lunch, inc music by parade covered EtagsA
from depot To grounds don't mes ~ only Su per lot
down on day OF bAe. Tor tickets and mSp' write t.
W, l.. TAYLOR. Auttinnrer
llAcktnIAck, \ J.
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BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD.
schneider 4 MCCORMICK,
$50 Nassau st.. n. y. city.

at7 zoo CASH.-TWo tenement houses ono
- ,CUUStOO cnsh, rest morllAged and tue other
IS so cash and tho rest oil mortgage Inquire $50 East
Il4th st., no agents.
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POSITIVE SALE, RAIN Or SHINE.

ESTATE HARRIET BURT
WM. F. TAYLOR AuCtOuser--Auend the great Auo-
Ion sac OF over 5uI buldns oiI at iGgsheld ark on
Tcdnusday July 10 Al 10 4. Nj estate Of HArret Burt
mammoth clalnOako hiE hurt"n tent hne music
parade; special Train susquehsuHA road COTtEndt
I leave Jersey tity 0t1 Send for maps and free
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Furnished Blooms 4 apartments 90 gs

AN ELEGANT ALCOyE room newly furnished. witt
N all improvements; for two gentlemen o
two rooms suite. ~ Charles ST.; 9Th 81. station 81
l. road
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Nj AN about os who quick to learn and willing "a
u1 work will be instructed In our bushes and saar
paid while learning. Apply ~ ~ Montgomery St, Jsr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-14
Hnse BaIl Nnles

The Pansys would like to hear from the
Red Letter Juniors at s. a side. If accept
ed answer through this paper.
The Red Letter Juniors would like 10
hear from any club under Il in the city al
any time and for any amount.
sam Nichols. who is now at home, has
been signed 10 play middle field, Osborne
having been sold 10 Pittsburg
1t has leaked out" so runs telegram,
that Wheeling needs cash" That is
strange, The idea Of any club being so pc
nurious as 10 eye the turnstile - CHcinndti
Timcs-Stdr.
Glenavin played his first game with the
Chicago National League. at Boston on
Saturday. His record was ! lit. 4 put
outs, > assists and no errors He assisted
in one double play.
There was great game Of ball at the
Sisters Islands, yesterday, between the
Blue Seal fishing club and the Il Hear Em
Say fishing club The score was : 10 I in
favor of the Blue Seals.
The Red Letter Juniors and the Little
TycoOns played a very exciting game on
the Peninsula yesterday, resulting in a
score Of Il TO in favor Of the Red Letter
Juniors Batteries, Red Letter Juniors,
Meyers and Gray; Little Tycoons, Coal
aud Dunivan; hits, Red Letter Juniors 10;
Little Tycoons 0.
The local National League team yester-
day purchased the release Of Osborne, the
Wheeling fielder The young man is said
TO be a great fielder aud good batter II he
proves all right Kelly will be released and
Osborne will be fixture in the left field.
He joins the team in Philadelphia. PITTS
burg Dispatch
The Wheeling management have made
application for admission 10 the American
Association, in the vacancy caused by the re
signment Of Toledo. Should Wheeling be
selected. with little strengthening in the
pitching department, we could place team
in the field that would hustle the other
clubs \ greatly augmented attendance
would also be the result Of the finer attrac-
ton
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DISASTROUS FLAMES.
4 Costly Fire in Philadelphia-Great Mills
Destroyed.

PHuADELPHIA. PA. July l3.-One OF the
most destructive fires that has occurred IN
this city for several years broke out about
four o'clock this morning in the turning
and paning mill of III. 7. Atkinson, at
Tenth and Susqnehannaavenue. The wind
blowing from the southwest carried the
flames across Tenth stJeet to the East Side
and Atkinson's lumber yard also caught
fire The fire then spread TO Carey Bros.
immense paper mill. The upper floors were
filled with paper, which had been printed
and spread on racks to dry and this
burned almost like powder. Inside OF hall
an hour from the time the flames attacked
Carey Bros. establishment that magniii-
cent building was a complete mass of
ruins. The building extended from Tenth
to Eleventh streets, a distance Of 300 feet.
and from Nevada TO Colona streets, dis
tance Of l20 feet, and was five stories high.
The planning mill and lumber yard were
completely destroyed.
No such complete destruction by fire has
been seen here for years. Carey Bros. es-
innate their loss at S5OO,0OO, the building
costing S2OO,OOO, and their stock. machinery,
patterns. designs. etc, being worth 800
900 Their insurance IS 5000 MIR. At
kinson places his loss at between $4,000
and 900 on his planning mill, property,
stable and lumber yard. His insurance
foots up SO 800, Dwelling houses on Ne
vada street were damaged 70 the extent OF
5000 and other small losses TO surround
ing property will aggregate 5000 more.
making the total near SO0.O0. The orig
in Of the fire is a mystery.
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LEA OUT FOR PATTISON.
He Scores the Republican Machine and
Talks Plainly.

PHILADELPHIA, July 13.-Henry
Charles Lea, the noted Independent Re-
publican leader, who has been accused
of favoring Delamater'S election, has
issued an address to the Republicans of
Pennsylvania, in which he denounces
Delamater and Qnay in Scathing Ian
guage. Among other things he says:
1T is not often that any political or
ganization has such an opportunity of
redeeming itself from 4 corrupt domina-
tion as that which is afforded to us in
the November election. Eight years
ago, in 1882, the thought
full members of the Republican
party rose against the bossism Of the
Cameron clique and taught it a whole
some lesson, which should have served
to purify our politics for decade. I'm
fortunately, the fruits of that struggle
were thrown away by the supinencSs
which allowed Mr.. Quay, in 1884, to OBJ
tain vindcation, by successfully COM
peting for the Office of State Treasurer,
in spite of the rumorS which connected
his name with miSappropriation of the
public funds. Mr.. Quay, who so care
fully avoids courts and iurics, has
seemed to imagine that if the Republi-
cans of Pennsylvania could be coZened
into indorSing at the polls his candidate
it would serve him as political yindi-
cation.
"Fellow Republicans, a vindicatlon
truly is needed at the coming election,
but it is not the yindication of tainted
politicians who dare not vindicate them
selves. You are called upon TO vindi
cate your own manhood. to vndicate
the honesty of your own party, to vim
dicatc the honor of your own State.
If, in making his record, PattiSon has
earned the hostility of the giant cOrpor-
ationS-if the influence of the PennSyl-
vania Railroad and of the Standard Oil
Company is understood to be counted
upon by Mr.. Delamatcr-it is only an
other claim on your SuflrageS for Mr..
PattiSon. He represents not only the
people against the bosses, but the peO-
Pile against the corporations, and his de-
feat will be the triumph of all that is
most dangerous and most deadly to our
institutions"
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CYCLONE VICTIMS.
TERRIBLE WINDSTORM SWEEPS OVER ST
PAUL.
Five Lives Lost and Ten Persons Seriously Injured
The List Of the Killed and Wounded
Thirty Killed in the TiOga
Disaster.

ST. PAUL, July IA few minrtes
before o'clock this afternoon clouds
in the rotary form of cyclone collect
ed over Lake McCarron two or three
miles north of this city and soon swept
to the northwest toward Lake Coleman,
whore hundreds were enjoying an out
ing. The first report from there was
that the sudden storm killed one and
injured over 100. Other reports
followed thick and fast each be-
ing little worse than what had
preceded it, Lake Coleman is one OF a
number of small lakes and the damage
there was very heavy. When the storm
struck the little lake the boathouse was
lifted up bodily and overturned in the
water and boat load Of persons was
given similar treatment. Other build
ingS were demolished or badly wrecked.
KILLED AND INJURED.
The place where the cyclone struck
the ground and caused loss OF life was
on the shore of Lake Geryais, where j..
II. Schumier, Of this city, had sum-
mer cottage in a little basin where Sim
con Good was also located. The fun
nel-shaped cloud Swoopcd down on
them. demolished the dwellings
and a number of other buildings in the
same neighborhood. The camp Of Colo
mel IIellher. of this city, with a large
party, was blown down, but the party
all escaped injury. In the wreck of the
Schumicr house, however, five were
killed aud ten injured there and at the
Good cottage. Following are the killed:
Mrs. j. II. Schumier and ChaS. Schu-
mier, of ST. Paul, Rev. Mr.. Phaener. of
Brennan, Tex, George Miller. Of the
First National Bank of this city, and
Pete, Schumicr's driver, whose laSt
name is not known. The bodies of
Mrs. Schumier, her son and
Mr.. Phaeller have not yet
been found. The injured were:
J. ii. Schumier. scalp wound; Char
lie Good, serious injury to scalp; Mrs.
Ph1ner, shoulder broken: Thomas
Barnad, not serious; Mrs. George
Miller, injuries to head, shoulders
and foot; C. Hausen. bruised hip;
Roy Good, three scalp wounds
and spine injured; Mrs Good and Miss
Minnie Good. slightly wounded on head.
1t is said that the cyclone was confined
to Il district three and half miles long,
and that the worst damage was done
within a limit OF half mile.
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CRIME ON CRIME.
4 Human Fiend's Terrible Work in Il Della
ware Family.

PHILADELPHIA, July l3.-A special dis
patch from Dover, Del, says: On Thurs
day afternoon last Caleb Ford, 4 prominent
young farmer residing near Hertley, in the
western part of Kent county. was shot
down in cold blood while cultiyating corn,
by an assassin hid in a swamp, which
skirted the corn field The affair was
kept quiet until last night, when friends,
fearing that the wounded man would die,
notified the authorities. For some
months past man named Bedwell has been
living at the Ford homestead where also
resides a sister of the wounded man and her
daughter aged about II years. II has been
rumored that Bedwell was too intimate
with the young niece and it is said that a
few weeks ago he was guilty of criminal
practice on the young girl. Ford was
known to be devotedly attached to his
niece and Bedwell has been heard to eX-
press fears that he would learn of the girls
condition Other circumstances tend to
confirm the suspicion that Bedwell is the
assassin and he will be arrested.
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QUAY DEAL IN PITTsBURG.
He Seeks to Win by "a Disgraceful Demo
cratic Dicker.

PlrrSBUIG, Pa, July l9.-The Chron-
iclc-TclegrGph (Rep.) claimed last even
ing to have information that Quay. deS-
pairing of overcoming the Republican
dissatisfaction in Allegheny county, has
sent agents here to work with Demo
Gratis in the interest of Delamater The
c ChroniclC-TclcGdph says: These agents
have done their work well. They have
been dealing with several Democrats
who can control large number of votes.
und everything at present points TO the
success Of the deal. Timothy O'Lcary
and John Larkin are supposed to be the
leaders of the PattiSon forces in this
county. There is considerable feeling
against these gentlemen felt by mem
bcrs of certain factions of their party,
and the Delamater agents are using this
with good effect. Then they are trying
To make the Democrats believe That
Senator Quay Influenced the nomination
of Pattison. All kinds of stories are be
ing used to injure the ticket here and
inaugurate a fight between the two
Democratic factions. Delamater'S friends
have given the impression that If all the
Democrats want is money, they can get
that. and from present indications 1t
looks as il Delamater'S campaign here
will be a campaign Of bluff and Doodle,
As one of his Allegheny county lieuten-
ants remarked: 1--WE want the votes,
and we do not care how we get them.
We want to rebuke c. l.. Magee, and the
larger the majority the larger the rebuke