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FINANCIAL.

1 IISITED STATES BUILDING AND LOAN AsSO-
y ClATION, 1913 St. Washington. ID. O.
shares 9lOO. payable in monthly installments,
which participate IN all profits and mature IN 81
Pays interest on money deposits in any amount.
. ana per cent interest paid on special deposits
Directors; W. g. Hoee. T. c. Daniel. Frank Hume.
tyS-3m
nOE'T PAY RENT
~ Because the rent You paying will in time buy
your home. Our shares 500; payments 81 per
month. No membership fee. Absolute safety. Money
advanced on terms Call send for circular be-
fore You invest GRANITE STATE PROvIDENT
ASSN JNO MILTON soi,citor
suo-lm 600 81. NV
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PERSONAL.

CEvERAL HARD DOLLARS IN YOUR INSIDE
y pocket vii b the result by selling 9ents' second
clothing at fair prices at JUSTHS OLD STAND. $40
ID st. NV. au17
A YOUNG LADY WISHES TO BE COACHED IN
N acting and stare manners; only competent
teacher need answer. Address STUDENT. Star
Office. au17-4t'
DICE. BLACK AND MIXED CHEvIOT SUITS
ID TO ORDER ONLY Ga COLOR AND QUALITY
GUARANTEED. B. WEYFORTH SONS, 217 ".
PACA ST.. BALTIMORE. ND. iy21-1m'
A UTHORIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
n Communications prompt,y attended to- confden-
tial. Telephone, $40. Once open all hours. WM
WILLIAMS. Manager go ST ". 0O-3m'
1vIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
- and answers. Send 10 cents to
9. ". FLYNN, A. W.. Ivy Institute
ty1p-}u,s Southwest 9Th and X SITS ~
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BOTH PARTIES ANXIOUS.
The Leaders Uncertain II the Rank and File
Will Follow Them.

BETWEEN THE PRACTICAL POLL
TIcrANs-rHE DEMOCRATS SEEM TO BE THE
MOST PERPLExED-rHE POSITION OF aoRMAN
AND BRIoK-MR. CLEvELAND's ATTITUDE.
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CONCERT AT THE BAsRAcxs.-The following
is the program Of the concert at Marine bar
racks, Marine Band, Walter F. Smith, con-
ductor, tomorrow afternoon: l. Overture,
william Teil," Rossini. q Grand selection,
''Crispino 9 la Comsri," Ricci. 8. Forge in
the Forest" Michartis. 4. Waltz. Santiago 81
Corbin. 5. Patrol, Salvation Army" Orth.
s. Descriptive fantasia, "A Trip to Coney
Island Moses. 7. Heinzelmannchen, Ellen
berg. 8. Hail Columbia.
PERsoSAL.-L. g. Gardner of Chicago, A. H.
Robinson Of Detroit and Wilson Hamilton of
New York are at Wizards George W. STEM
son Of Pasadena. Cal, ]. E. simonson Of New
B. Tuttle of Newark, N. j., are
Of West Virginia, A. Blanc and NJ.
Marker OF Philadelphia, G. p. Williamson OF
Birmingham, Ala, and Geo. s. Estelle of
Towando, Pa, are at the Ebbitt.-C. w. Dur
ham Of New York. J. A. Holmes Of Massachu-
setts and Harry Osborne of New York are at the
Riggs.-W. ]. Thompson Of New York. Rob t
c. Patterson OF Pittsburg A. E. Carr Of Illinois
and j. p. Murphy Of Cleveland are at the Ar
lington.--G. W. D. DeShields of Maryland,
r. B. Culbert of New York, H. Wick of Youngs-
Conn, are at the Shoreham.--T. Nelson Dale
OF Newport, X. l., is at the Fredonia.---H. l..
Morningstar Of Celina, Ohio. A. l.. Skinner OF
Texas, P. F. Randolph of Pittsburg, s. j.
Maloney Of Richmond and C. E. Tackett
OF New York are at the Howard.--R. L.
Fletcher of Eagle Rock. Va, Charles Nc
Donald of Covington, KY, and Z. J. Hoppins
of Grand Rapids are at the Nationally. r.
Cox OF Macon, Ca, and John Paul o, Virginia
are at the Metropolitan.--G. J. Wheeler of
Dorchester, Mass, W. W. Goodwin Of Mem
phis and Phil Scott of Buffalo are at the St.
James.--Mr. N. L. Sansbury. chief clerk of
the Ebbitt House. returned this morning from
& very pleasant trip through New England.
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FrpE1IrY
BUILDING. rrAN AND INVESTMENT Asso-
CITATION.
g1s AND s15 ST. NV.
WASHINGTON. DC.
oH.r. s,.c,a Inducements to depositors follows
sper cent special deposits. vithdrsvsble in full with
Interest upon thirty days notice
sper cent coupon stock: Be- Withdrawn after
three yesrs Runs for vs years With privilege Of re-
newins for additional term Coupons attached for
..ni-annual intsres. At ths rate Of Der cent per
snnum-
Security unsurpssssd- All deposits backed oy tne
real estate securities Of the association
OFFICERS,
Hxs1S9N sNhsrW vIS VIC. P,,id,p; and M.nassr
GEORGE GIBSON. Treasurer
ALONZO TwEEDALE------..---.----.- secretay
NJ NJ FLANNERf-- Assistant Secretary
j. s. YORK .....-.--.--. MANAGER Loan Department
GEo ". LEACH -. Assistants Manager Loan Dept
J. \ .-.....- A..oIney
TEE NArIosn Srn DEposrr.
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
ofshs Distr1c. Of Columbia
CORNER 18TH 81. AND NEW 7oax AVA
Ch.rsersd By special cot Of cons,ssA
Jsr.. 1867 and sets Of Oct. 1sec snd Feb. 1Sa2
CAPITAL. ONE MILLION po1I.Aaa
Rsnss safes from Is ssch upward per snnum-
sr.r-.re and ..lu.bl.. taken on d.posas
TEN CENTS and upward rsesivsd on dsposi. and
i.ssr~s. allowed On sums Of not Leo than Is
Prepare. ana l.sps VIII. tree Of charrs -scss - EI
.cusor. Administrator and Trusess-s1scutss Trusts
os all kinds.
BENJAMIN sNynrH. rre..aent
isss cSHSs19s s4sxKa :s sii ss: Rs'& f:
nsEsf Esffls I sshT1HsssTs3fSf. h1ssfs ;siciss sser...,
Directnrs-
siS.:s s.Ii9 3,sr,;'sss S:s;: zsss::S9f: E
ysrss " Johnssoa Charlie. 9, Glovsr.
+ fhs8s. G1.s ffy I'D. John John +: fssss RSas..
Member n. Y stock Ex-
corso~ \ MACARTSEy.
CLOVER BTlLnING. n.,. I, l.lnT ST ssWi Nv:
Railroad siccks snd Bonds AMI all securtis. liss.i
and Baltimore bought and soh
sdns ,n = en-. .ns T.s
phone Stock dealt in
Arnesicsn Bel Telephone Stock bought and sold iyls
TEEAsUhY DEpAE5mENTT. Ed,ST.
COMPTROLLER OF TuF CURRENCY.
WASHINGTON, d. e.. JULY IA. 1sg2.
whsr-ss. by satisfactory evidence presented 20 the
cnd-r-igned IL has been msde 20 appear that THE
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF wAsH1NGToN.".
IN the CITY OF WASHINGTON. IN the county %
WASHINGTON and DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
has coLnpled With all the provisions Of th7 Act Of
congress To enable national banking sssocfhous to
extend their existence and for other pur
Nov. ts.retors. I. ROBERT NJ. NIXON. DEPUTY
ASr ACTING CcmptrOer of the Currency. 10
hsysby certify that ..IHE SECOND NATIONAL
PANE OF WASHINGTON (" in the CITY OF WASH
lSGTON, in she comfy OF WASHINGTON aud DIS
TICT or COLUMBIA. is su,hortxed 10 have sicces-
pton for the srOd specified in its amended articles o.
association. namely. until close of business JULY
- 1912
In te-anonv wher-of ~itn..- my hand and seal Of
ofnce THIS l4TH DAY OF JrIY. ls2
49,, r. NJ. NIXON
Seal Deputy and Acting 60 zItrollsr Of the
49, Currency No 20lS. iyl9-3Ot
n1HE
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R0Ss5oo oREwAED!
ford Hotel.r cor 14th and II SITS. W.. this city to
have been the work II incendary, the insurance
companies hereby offer reward Of $500 to per-
son or persons information that will lead TO
the arrest and conviction of the guilty party or rar-
ties. Authorization 10 be furnished 70 the under
signed. SAM CROSS.
National Met Fire ms Co., 0l6 Pa ave. NV.
aulR1w
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ADVERTISING.

IF YOU WISH 10 ADVERTISE ANYTHING ANY.
where at any time write 10 GEO. +. HOWELL
CO.. 10 Spruce St. New York. susI-ly
L,vERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION ON
t. tn SUBJECT of advertising will do we'll obtain
copy " Book for 4dvertisers :sis pages. prize 81
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careful compilation from the American Newspspst
Directory OF all the best papers and class journals
eives the circulation rating ot every and god
deal o. infornet about rates and other matters
tanning TO the business OF adysrtising address ROW
ELLIS ADVERTISING BUREAU. lo Spruce ST.
NY. au,i-iy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R~NoTICE. - THE BLAINE INvINCIBLE
s By oSdss Of
MAYA e19nasle.ea 1SRsEl mo- n. {. S,s Ma "a
salsat i''h 'n'eht ofo ssdRauIrz. Secretary.
woMAN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE
piss sr1es HSes ''Gn s
Hom:n sonSIssa na by Msf Il SOrdon
mssiDs Dcs ah Fl GspRsa sau,. w hGs
steps viii be taken to open vigorous Iaign for
tasI isvissd e ;S!% e .ss good sari
r. Dss sais 81
Forbes / Greer tcaTpsnters1, doing business
fORSHs ids 'sf ahaETEs GREER
ETHE FIRM OF FORBES q GREER nAv-
motifs thst @ Iwil continue in the business at the old
suIt-2t. GEO. A. FORBES
RDREssMAKING AT HOPE AND HELP
sssTss: Mdsf MMsif1n gS st awn
fallen and dependent women with the means Of gain
+ b IsPETRH. % Pre.idens @ ssahS pure .s su,7s
. ESo1shMEhkSsT hMEhkSTIEsSFSsTfsi; KS FcSosNT4fAsi;orons.
116 North st.. Baltimore, Nd,
an41m 9lS f St n. W.. Washington. D. c.
~ FOUR
HUNDRED
FRUIT JARS
PORCELAIN LINED TOPS
PINTs. QUARTS AND HALF GALLONS.
And very few more Dry Air Reriosrators at prices
reduced fliy so per cent far below actual cost to
make room for other supplies Now 10 your chancs
for great BIG bar0ains a. vs ars bound to clear
auov.
ELPaoszo YoUycs COMPANY. Lss 7tA ss su17
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Centrsls men TO 90 out, Mr.. Voorhees, aid he
didn't think II had 1--WE are Obliged TO handle
whatever freight il brought 10 u, sid he.
GRAND MASTER swEKxEY's STATEMENT.
Grand Master Frank Sweeney was Inter
viewed at his rooms in the 0ensses this morn
ing. Mr.. Sweeney was busy with pie Of tsl-
egrams and letters he aid that he had lust
received . message from the headquarters Of
the Chicago Switchmen's Union, room 10, A.
lantic Hotal, informing him that An attempt
was being made 10 employ switchmentn Chicago
to take the places Of the men hsrs, but tks
COMPANY sna .h.s not yss IN i1aSsSs M
that men who received n to 20 cent? an honr
In Chicago will come to Buffalo to sccept
positions for from s 70 cents an hour leas
wages" aid Mr.. Sweeney.
Questioned - 70 the chances Of the striks
can predict whore this thing Win end. Il nav
spread like vildhre. Certain Il h that The msa
have done everything that . man with an ounce
Of self respect could do 10 avoid forcing the
is:uss to strike. The Lehish Valley nsn Axst
aaksd for . reform In certain placss Juns II
70 snythins. they have he idss tS.s tSsy csa
drive the nsn and frightsn thsm into submis-
don, but they are mistaken; suischmsn
cannot BE- driven. Thsrs = no quss-
ton q ths Justice Of thsk dsnsnda
Ine public, ne nevPapera, even he eom-
h honrs be works and b entitled 70 Q dsesut,
respectful hearing u he Ands that hs \ bsine
sbused Thsse msu ask thst thsy b paid y
tns hour ard tna$ they b given tins 70 "a
their d1nusr. Not unreAsonable Demands, sro
tAsy9 uAsy ease 81 tha& vhsa tAalr esaaAt1ss
% 70 ~ e0esrs Il IL road - san - aS4snp
tsa ee ths e4esrs 10 abasss d . ssspes1(nl
nannef tAs eenlnit1ss - sssssdsf son-
- dx0f0. ~ ssun111Ds - U111n6 =
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A MEXICAN TRATERSAL CIRCLE.
N Any desiring 70 sell their policy in above
company address =. W. star office. aul6-3t'
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stay Of the soldiers will be a long one.
Grand Master Sweeney, when asked what he
thought of the calling out Of the fourth brigade,
replied that the presence Of troops was unneces-
sary TO prevent destruction of property By
switchmen. I'VE will do no destruction;
We have done no destruction; we have
planned no destruction" he said. "we shall
aid thefeoldiers in any way their officers may
suggcst We are not thugs, but we'll disposed
people who sNnt to gain our ends by peace
able means"
Mr.. Sweeney asserted as firmly as ever that
the destruction Of property on Sunday was not
done by switchmen.
CALLING FOR THE ENTIRE MILITIA.
BUFFALO, Aug. 1.-THE Rochester and Pitts
burg switchmen struck at noon. Il il reported
that trainmen on all the tied-up roads WIN 20
out within twenty-four hours. The sherid has
called on the governor for the entire stsas
militia.
GOV. YLowxR SAYS n nusr sroP.
ALBANY, n. Y, Aug. II, 2 An--Gov. Flower
arrived here at 1 80 an. He vas met st ths
station by Adjt Gen. Porter. The eovsznue
said he had not been summoned 10 Albany by
any recent communication, but thouGht -
ought to be here. Gen Porter told Elm h.
had Just received word from Gen. Doyle shas
he had ordered out the whole Of his brigade -
the requisttion Of the sheriff.
The governor replied: well, the shert6 -
had all the troops he has aaked for thus f.r,
and he can have more. II he needs mosv
troops he must have them We must stop shia.
Il must STOP"
NO TROUBLE wTrH PAssENoEs rRArHa
New YoRK, Aug. ia Telegram w.s -
ceived ct the ofhce here Of the New YORK Osn-
trl railroad this morning from Vice President
Webb at Buffalo, which stated that there ~
no trouble q Buffalo with the passenger trains
on the Central road The trains were being
handled promptly and In the usual mannsr an1
there was no delay.
o1Dxns 10 nHcxIvI rRxroHr.
RocHEsrEs, NY, Aug. 1.-The following
circular telegram was received In this city I'D
morning:
BUFFALO, August II, ls92-
''Io I'll Freight Agents N.Y.G and Hudsou
River Railroads:
"Rscetve frsighs for I'll points, - usual
(61gno0 "WALTxR WKnA"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RSOS THE 18TH OF THIS MONTH WE
~ will have in tn salvation Army Hall. on ID
81 near 7th. drunkarCs' home service. Everybody
couae Admission. 10c- ANNIE CARLSON, Capt
anl3-4ts
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SNAP SHOTS AT LOCAL NEWS

THE Survey Committee of Allegheny met
last night and transacted only routine busi-
ness.
ployed at Jones & Laughlin's mills, was
fatally injured yesterday by having hoist
ing bucket fall upon him.
WILLIAM LINK, of Troy Hill, Allegheny,
was held in $500 bail for court yesterday by
Alderman Brinker on a serious charge pre-
1erred by Nora Hartmeyer.
FLAMES OF unknown origin yesterday
morning totally destroyed the two-story
frame dwelling occupied by James Gflsey
in Espen borough, entailing loss of So, 500.
A MOTHER captured her two daughters at
the Union Depot yesterday as they were
about to run away. The girls were II and 10
years old. They refused TO give their names
GEORGE R. WENDLING will deliver lecture
in Sewickley this evening. Subject, "The
Man of Galilee." He is in the village lee.
tHre course.
THE report of the money order depart
ment OF the Pittsburg postof11ce for the
month of November was completed last
night. 1t shows debit of s2i5 925 IS and a
credit of the same amount.
WHILE at work in Jones & Laughlinss mill
at Brownstown yesterday Samuel Trovosky
was struck by a heavy iron bucket and was
so badly injured that it is feared he will die
He lies in the Southside Hospital
SAM TRovUsKI, an employe OF the Republic
Iron Works, was fatally injured yesterday
by the coal bucket used in hoisting coal
from the river to the work falling on him.
He was removed to the Southside.
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PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

j. M. Montgomery, manager of the Mo-
nongahela House. and his wife will leave for
New York this morning on a short vacation.
w nile in the East MIR. Montgomery will eX-
anime some modern hotels with q view of
extensively overhauling the Monongahela
in the spring.
Among the passengers for the East last
evening were Superintendent Quay, of Nor
ganza and his daughters; James III. Kerr of
the Bear Creek Oil Refining Company; A.
Garrison and wife, Charles ii. Zug and H.
Sellers Mckee.
l. R. Morgan, Sr., of Alliance; 7. D.
DAILY, Superintendent of the Gibson distil-
lery at Gibsonton, and Senator Harry Alvan
Hall, OF RidgeWay, put up at the Duquesne
last evening.
Superintendent Hamilton of the Al
legheny parks returned yesterday from
Chicago, where he has been looking after the
Pennsylvanfa floral display for the World's 8
Fair.
Thomas Barnes and his confidential man,
evening to attend NEE eting OF the safe com. on
blnation.
j. W. Greenland, brother of the Adiu-
tant General. and s. w. Wilson, of Clarion,
are registered ut the Seventh Avenue Hotel.
Captain J. A. Henderson and Captain j.
F. Ellison, of the steamer Hudson, left Tor
New York last evening.
John H. Clarke, of Youngstown, and M.
F. Elliott, of Oil City, are at the Monon-
gahela House.
j. A. Allen, of Painesville, and W. f.
Childs, of Meyersdale, were ut the St Charles
yesterday.
Charles Schnorrenberg, of Berlin, and j.
L. O'Donnell, of Warren, are stopping at the
Schlosser
Colonel j. M. Ried, the Dunbar coke
operator, was in Pittsburg on business yes
terday.
Thomas L. Gaddis, of Dayton, and Charles
Sonman, of Hamilton, are at the Anderson.
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ON GUTTENBERG'S TRACK.
The Bookmakers Have Costly Time of 1t,
the Favorites Winning.

Iuo TaNOTlUes w lnnlnSs
GUTENBERG. Nov. SO.-tSpecfdiI There
was lively racing again at Gutenberg to.
day. Favorites won all the races and the
finishes were all exciting. The Dookmakers
lost heavily. Summaries:
First race, purse s4O1 of which $50 to second for
beaten 2.yearc9lds. winner to be sold six furlongs
second: Athena SO. Leigh. third. Hesperus ll2
Suspense hly iel and Susie Fuller gelding lO also
:: Sir Richard. even and out; Athalena, 10 to and
i0toi. -'-'' A'N
winner to be sold. FIVE furlongs-Ella 1lO T. Flynn,
McDeTmOtt. third. lester iO4: and Manic 3 B S..
out: Cheddar, 20 to and to /; Bon Voyage, to /
and4 to 5; Jester. 60 to and l. to /; Mamie b,
Third race, purse $500. of which $50 to second,
penalties ana allowances six and a half furlongs =
- ton. second; Teneion IS. Griffin, third. Dewdrop
geding l0se, j. B. Freed IS, Suggard los also
King Crab. 8 to and to S: Fenelon, 8 to aud 8
Freed. to and to S; suggard. 80 to and is to i
for year ods, winner to be sold: SIX furlongs-
Mcne ondsWa sf Fynn hr
Pessimist lo4 and kingwood lO2 also ran. Time
sBeT Bf9g and HhFens 0ndawa va &Df 09t
TO |; Pessimist 15 to and to l; kingwood. 30 to
Fifth race. purse 800. OF which $50 to second.
winner to be sold, mile and a observation-disclosures
los, McDermOtt, first; GIenochy. lO2 Stewart,
IOs and Headlight los, also ran. Time. l:651k Bet
ung: Kirkoyer, TO and out: Glenlochy, 20 to
and to /; Freezer to and to S; Addie B. to
/ and to /: Headlight. to and 9 to 1.
Sixth race purse sioo. Of which Sc to second win
Penny. first: Lithbert 10, Van Beuren, second;
Tssso IL, McDermott third. Cascade i222, Annie
W ia, Cultivator "a and Vocalize lO0 also ran.
Betting: Bsibrigean, to l and to S; Lithbert, 6
to and to 1: Tasso. to ana even: Cascade so
to and l5 to L; Annie W. so TO and Is to l: Culti
vator. TO and to /; Vocalize, to1 and TO S.
Time l:37k,
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THE FIRE RECORDe

Raleigh, N. C.-Eight stores. Loss, $40, OO0
half insured.
Buena Ventura, Colombia-Between6 60 and
~ buildings. including the Court House and
prison, but the principal commercial houses
were un1nJured. This is an important dis
trfouting center on the Pacific coast.
Upper Wakefield, Bucks county-Barn
burners have been at work lately, and the
farmers are keeping a close watch on their
property. Sunday night Edward N. Slackis
large barn burned. and Tuesday night G..
link, the tenant or the Darrah farm, lost
his property in the same manner. In both
barns the live stock, crops and machinery
were burned. A man living in the neigh.
borhood is suspected. and he will probably
pc arrested. Both properties were partly
insured.
Massil1on, O.-The fire in the Millport Coal
Company's mine, which started q week ago
Tuesday night has been burning steadily
ever since, although the company has fought
1t without in ntermission with every appliance
available. 1t has been daily occurrence
ever since the fire started for men who have
been in the pits combating the flames to be
overcome by gas and carried out senseless,
while others are ever ready to take their
places. Yes; erday the conclusion was reached
that the mine fire will have to be conquered
within the next "a hours or not all.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-01
TRI-STATE BREVITIES

MAMMOTH, PA.-Black diphtheria has
broken out.
PARKERsBURa-The interminable CIouston
cases are on trial again.
CoLUNBUs-The unknown person who fs
knitting COWS to death Tuesday night killed
another fine animal owned by Clarence L.
Powell, Vice President of q brick company,
HUNTNGDoN-One of the gang of burglars
who have been robbing jewelry stores in
and about Irwin was captured here yester-
day. He gave his name as Jacob Glenning,
and carries United States steamboat in
spector's certificate dated st. Louis.
PoRr VUE, PA.-Henry Breitinger and
family returned last week from q visit up
the Monongahela Valley. On entering their
home they found it had been robbed of
three dressed hogs, big supply of grocer
les, two or three barrels OF flour and 40 pairs
OF live chickens. The loss is over $500.
LocKPoRT, PA-A farmer saved a Pennsyl.
vania express train Tuesday morning. While
walking along the track between Lockport
and Lacolle station he discovered that a
frog in one of the switches connecting with
the main westbound track was broken.
Knowing that an express train was due in q
short time, he hurried forward and stopped
the train.
PoTrsvnLE-Saturdayn night and Sunday
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
moved 65 coal trains from the mines in the
Schuylkill region down their main line to
sidewater. Each of the trains averaged 90
gondoIa cars, or in all $500. Each car car.
ried an average of % tons, making a total of
l09, 200 tons. for each ton of which the COM
pany gets 81 80 main line tolls, or in all saO7-
46Q which the purchaser pays.
GLENvILLE, W. VA-French Want, a prom
inent young school teacher, is in the Gilmer
County Jail charged with bigamy. A few
months ago he married Miss Eliza Hairless
of Mason City, and alter week left for Gil
mer county, where he said he was going Co
teach school After he had been there
about three weeks he married the second
time and the couple went to Homestead
Pa, to live. While there the father of wife
and succeeded bv a russ in gettiUe SgUeiyeu. 1,e1
home. just afterward he secured reouisi-
ton Ior Wi liant, and had him arrested.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-01

Mr.. J. P. .Blaize, an extensive real estate
dealer in Des Moines, Iowa, narrowly es-
capped one OF the severest attacks of pneu-
monia while in the northern part of that
State during recent blizzard, says the
Saturday Rsvier. Mr.. Blaize had occasion
to drive several miles during the storm and
was so thoroughly chilled that he was un-
able to get warm, and inside of an hour after
his return he was threatened with q severe
case of pneumonia or lung fever. Mr.. Blaize
sent to the nearest drugstore and got bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, of which
he had often heard, and took number of
large doses. He says the effect was wonder
full, and in short time he was breathing
quite easily. He kept on taking the
medicine, and the next day was able 30
come to Des Moines. Mr. Blaize regards
his cure as simply wonderful.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-01
THIRTY DAYS EACH.
Two Allegheny Youths Sent to the Work
house for Knowing Too Much.

Two Allegheny Youths Sent to the Work
house for Knowing Too Much.
Hugh Inghram and james Jones, aged
respectively 10 and II years, had q hearing
before Police Magistrate Brinker, of ALLIE
gheny, yesterday afternoon on a charge of
being suspicious persons.
Last Saturday William Marsh, a roller
who works at Lindsey & McCutcheon's s
mill in lower Allegheny, had S187 stolen
from his coat while at work. The robbery
was reported to Superintendent Muth, who
detailed Detectives Steele and johnson to
look the matter up, and they found that
the two boys arrested, although they did
not steal the money themselves, knew who
did.
A number of witnesses testified that the
boys were troublesome about the mill, and
often picked up little articles and carried
them of. They were given 80 days each to
the workhouse. William Inghram, q
younger brother of Hugh, it is alleged, stole
the money, and warrant for his arrest has
been issued, but he left town on the day of
the robbery and has not been heard Of
since