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DIED.

CATLIN.-on Thursday. tho goth inst. at Mata.
pedia, Canada suddenly. of heart disease. Julius
Catlin OF New York city.
Notice Of funeral services hereafter
FAlK.on July 81. after long Sickness Felix FAlk.
aged so years
Funeral Sunday tho 23d. at o'clock A. NJ. from tho
residence OF hts father. 81 East l24th st. Please
omit iowera
LITTLE.-At Stamford Conn, Friday afternoon.
July 81. Martha Jane. beloved wifo OF William Lit.
tie. and daughter OF tho late George Mnrry OF DIM.
dozen, Ireland. in the 10th year OF her age.
Funeral services at her late residence so franklin
st.. Stamford. Monday the cath inst. at 30 A. N.
OBRIEN.-on Wednesday. July ~. Margaret Reilly,
widow OF John oBrien. aged GO years
Funeral from her late residence. 1<3 3Sth st.. South
Broosiyn. Sunday. July IS at 2 r. NJ. Interment at
Calvary.
THOKSTON.-on Thursday, July 20. William
Thornton. beloved brother Of Margaret Mullaly.
Funeral from his late residence. 100 Broad st. to tho
Church OF the Star of the Sea State at. where a
grand requiem mass will DO celebrated. on Saturday.
the I'D inst at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Friends and rela-
tives are requested to attend The Young Mems
Star of the Sea Society will attend: also st. Peters
Literary Union Society and First Assembly District
Republican Club. Intermcnt in Calvary.
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THE v1Lb1<MsBuReH EXPLOSION
TIE Four viettrss 70 ne Buried Tomorrow
from Cnupbell'r House.


The four victims OF the explosion in George
W. Campbell's rubber cement and hat band
factory in the rear OF 211 Walworth street,
Brooklyn, on Thursday afternoon will be
buried together TO. morrow afternoon from the
Campbell residence, in the front Of the prem
ises. A manufacturer Of the same material
which Campbell made told Coroner Croamer
yesterday that II was customary to keen q solu-
tion Of rubber and naphtha in churn. where
It was kept constantly heated before being run
through rollers and turned into the glossy ma
terfal which covers hat bands and makes them
waterproof In the opinion OF this mahufac-
turcr II was possible that the solution became
overhead and caused the explosion. He did
not believe the boiler exploded.
The odies OF Camnhell and his fourteen
yenr-old son are the most badly burned. Much
sympsthy is expressed for tho family OF Joscph
Knee tho engineer. He leaves a wife and ak
children and worked in the factory only at in
tervals. John d. MoCutcheon. the other Vie
TIM who lived with his daughters. had been en-
ployed in the factory for many years.
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MIS-. BROWN SUES HER sTEPMornER.

Says that Peter Met ormack Was Not Com
petcnt to Give Away HIS Securities.
motion OF Annie Brown for an Injunction
to prevent her stepmother, Mary Mccormack.
from disposlng OF $4,000 worth OF securities.
came up before Judge Trusx OF the Supreme
Court yesterday. but went over to July n.
The defendant is the second wife Of Peter Nc
Cormack. n storekeepor OF Harlem. who died
on June ~ His lrst wife. the mother Of tho
plsiptin. had died in February. 1852. and he
had married the defendant. who Was friend
before Ms death 10 had transferred the sscu.
rites TO tho defendant. The plaintiff DECLARES
that hor father was suffering from pnresis and
paralysis when he transferred the property.
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SuPREME CouRT-In the matter OF tho application
= or the Armory Hoard. BY the Counsel q the Cor
Of ths proWon. Of chap..r Of the Laws q
1881 as amended by chapter <oo OF the Laws OF 1890
Goamsn. 40 ofshe Gy 81 New 3SrE ssrs.n rssss
int-ress privileges and easemspts Of In and 10 GER
sTRE Gn ss sna .af o. s II
city. e to which lands mas b.en heretofore ACQUIRED
OF New YORK. pursuant TO the aforesAid acts Of the
Legislature as part and parcel OF site for armory
unss5:gnsa Of E.,m.,s |.
p as % san. $50 me Of 1887 e
amended BY chapter <s6 OF tho Laws Of 1890 hereby
parties and persons respectively entitled to or inter
ested IN the lands. tenrments Entertainments rightA
CURED in this proceeding and to all others whom
may concern. 10 wit; ,, - --.,.. =. a..
ties and persons interested In tho lands or premlses
Ills piasesdins Or having any Interest ,hsfs,n asa
havs hled true report or ,ranscrS. 81 sad sAtmn,s
City Of New York. forthe inspection OF whomsosvsrt
sscond~ihat all parties persons who's. right. may
be Affected BY the said estimate and who nay OBJECT
stei 'e ssS nf., Hubeston "t u This notice. tsos
:S.ion: 20 said s;~s!s IN Mrns YIN ss 4. 90.
s %.y ~ aos% city, ~ ~ pfoSasa
Sa6 q LIss % is a: amended ST S
era will near parties SO oblecng at our said ONO. on
the 25h day OF July 1894 az o'clock N The after
noon and upon such subsequent days a. may 10 roma
herein T hs s59t 10 n;
Term thereof, to be held az Chsneers IN the COUNTY
M ' he ' o3. e, S OF ri s%S
and that then and there or As soon thereafter as oonn:
ss can d be ,. hsa ). scnsa WI"
Dated kEW YORK, July "A 1898 ,,,n,,s,,v
ES#$ESE, ! # $!fss '''as
MARTIN r. FURLoSG. Clerk
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Christlan Ages: with "reminiscences Of the
Matriarchate." By Matilda Joslyn Gage. 10
published by Charles II. Kerr & Co.. Chicago.
We have received q series Of sketches en-
titled Americans in Europe" by "one OF
Them" and AT the Rising OF the Moon" q
volume OF Irish stories and studies, by Frank
Mathew (Tait Sons q Coz
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MAJOR B0ODY IND THE GRAND JURY.

What ex.Secretnry Tracy Says About tho
Evidence Against the Former.
These are ex-secretary Tracy's comments
on the testimony before the juno Grand Jury
touching the granting OF the Brooklyn railroad
franchises:
81 will say generally that there is only one
thing In the minutes which casts the slightest
doubt on the Mayors action. Tint Is contained
In Mr.. Gsynor's statement and. as | am in
there was a secret meeting from which his
railroad company was excluded. There was
no secret meeting. and nobody was excluded
from tho meeting that was held"
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BKOOKLYH's WATER SUPPLY
although 1t Is OF Great Parity, 1t Should
Re Protected.

II, ehiei Engineer Robert Van Buren, OF the City
works Department in Brooklyn has recon-
nehded that steps be taken at once for pro-
PorlnE me supply OF water from BRisley's
n, m no occasion for alarm. he says. Is fully de-
nunUnus.r'trd from the fact that recent careful
Is HaIsls shows that Brooklyn's water supply
a a. superior In purity TO that furnished any
~'""' ltlgc city In tho United StateL
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She Calls II Persecution.

Tessie Williams. who has several othel
names, was com mited for six months at the
jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday fol
auarreing in the street. She was the cause
Of a. rcnrimand administered to Policeman
Hanlon the other day. and she thinks she Is be-
Ing persecuted now.
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The Dwarf Lapsed Again.

Loon Lopez the dwarf. 80 inches tall and SO
years old. with 101i hat. WAS again arraigned
at tho Tombs yesterday upon charge Of in
toxication. He was discharged by Judge
Martin the day before to enable him to catch a
steamer for Central America. Yesterday he
explained his second lapse by saying that no
had missed the steamer. He was committed
for month,
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Pra,, Institute Not To He Taxed.

Justice Cullen OF the Supreme Court has d.
rected the Brooklyn Assessors to cancel the
county tax placed on $50. 900 worth OF rrop-
erty in Ryerson street belonging to the Pratt
institute. he holds that the county tax is vir,
the Pratt Institute Is exempt from taxation.
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Thomas Donnelly. % years old. OF ST. Third
avenue. was arrested last night on suspicion
OF being the man who for the past month has
been annoying and insulting women and girls
about Thirty-eiRhth street and Park avenue.
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RIG TOM BRENNAN RESIGNS.
yYcrsE COMMISSIONER ANDREWS
MADE STREET CLEANER.

raj, NJ G.. Murphy Gets the Excise Com.
,,.sIonrr-hip-Nr Andrews VIII co to
work Tomorrow with IS Fer Cest.
Left the street Cleaning Appropriation.
New York City has new street cleaning
commissioner In the person OF William S.
Andrews, who resigned as Excise Commits
sioner yesterday. and was appointed to suc-
oe,d Thomas s. Brennan. Commissioners
FIREMAN fled his resignation with Mayor
fiilroy last Monday. but It was not accepted
until yesterday afternoon. The now Commits
sioner was sworn In at once and will 60 to work
this morning.
In his letter OF resignation Commissioner
Brennan refers to the illness in his family and
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SeaSonable Fiction:

Mr. RICHARD HARDING contributes his Bad Angel
London society story but American in its principal
acters, illustrated by Mr. G. ID. GIBSON. Net
New England tale by Mr. HERBERT D. WARD
illustrated by Mr.. W. 7. SMEDIEH
Miss T. MARY WILSON, in Landscape by Constable
tells the story of the courtshp of two English artists
piquant and amusing story illustrated by Mr. REMNANT
Especially interesting by of its merit we'll as Of
its authorship E. LEVI BRowN story the
Hermitage based upon the dark superstons of her
narrative of domac simplicity and thrilling interest
Mr. HOWARD PYLE gives the true narrative of The Geek
Lane Ghost illustrated by thirteen and ink drawings.
Mr.. w. D. HowEIIs contributes play in scene
titled Bride Roses, illustrated by Mr. w. H. HYDE
Mr.. WILLIAM BLACKS charming novel, The Handsome
Hume illustrated by MI. WILLIAM SMALL, and Miss Con-
Kenmore Woo1soN's Horace Chase continued.
Outdoor Articles:
In Riders of Tunis COL T. A. DODGE u S. A., pre-
sents with graphic illustrations another of his papers ORR
entail equestranship
Mr.. CHARLES A. PLATr concludes his study Of italian
Gardens illustrated from materials gathered by him last
his journey Italy, undertaken for the
Mr.. WILLIAM HAMILTON GIBSON contributes another of his
entertaining natural history sketches entitled Queer Little
Family the Bttersweet, with illustrations.
An outdoor sketch by Mr.. FREDERIC REMINGTON entitled
Water and Shadows, shows this artists remarkable
Of description we'll of illustrations; and there
Lament for the Birds by Miss SUSAN Kenmore COOPER
Other Attractions:
Mr. THOMAS A. JANv1ER his picturesque studies Of
Old New York with quaint description of Greenwich
Village illustrated by Mr. w. A ROGERS.
The frontispiece is from drawing by L. O. MERsoN
Poyeuct Pauline illustrating Mrs
sonnet based the story OF the first Christian martyr
Armenia
The number also contains poem by MI RICHARD HENRY
SoDDARD entitled The Dead Lover the Editors Study by Mr.
CHARLES WARMER the Editors Drawer rich
and humorous illustrations with story from Mr. THOMAS
NELSON PAGE; and cartoon by Mr. GEORGE DU MAURHRL
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ArrIved-FRIDAr. July IL.

ArrIved-FRIDAr. July III.
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Ss Paris Rande. Southampton.
Bis Looh Lomond, Morgan. Shields.
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BARK Primrose, COrbitt, santa cruz.
Bark DE GrsR0riA. MOrtota smyrna
Bark Teresa AceAme Chiozzari. Genoa
For later arrivals SEQ First Page.l
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMAsAc-Tms DAY.
Sun rises... Al Sun sets... 20 Moon sets. NOR.
nIGu wATER-rHis DAY.
Sandy Hook 2 <5I Gov. Island. s 1<I He'll Gate. %
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etabe cure for biliousness constipation indigestion"
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE
FOR ANGUISH.

This number especially suited to the Midsummer holiday
full of bright and attractive Stories sketches ETC.
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OCSl L CDLAoA1GAs
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Sir Richard r. Burton.
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THE
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY
FOR AUGUST.

Studies OF Animal Speech. BY Prot. +. r. EVANS.
Reviews tho experiments that have been made on
this subject, previous to those NJ Mr. Garner. by
Gritty of Mr. Gnrnors opportunities and hopes that
he may succeed IN making important contributions
toknowledge.
Learn :. nd se rch. BY Prof RUDOLPH vIRCiIOW.
Rectornl address II. the University OF Berlin. DIS.
cussts purpose Of the iversity and the spirit
that shouli ANIMATE those no attend 1t; considers
the Adaptabity OF tho preparatory schools ipartc.
ularly the Uernan) TO cultivate that spirit ana nc
their pupis for the objects OF university lite.
Proteetio. from IIghtntng. Qliustratedl BY
ALEXANDER McADlE. Shows In the light OF tho
latest discussions Of the subject how and why con
ndsnce In tho old methods OF protection iAs de-
clIncd. aud wi at arc the principles On which pro-
Ieciion should DO sought
Predecessor wei@,nn rn'a Theories. BY HERBERT
SPENCER. Ayigorous reply In the form Of a post:
Selection to various propositions adduoed by the
German author.
OTHER ARTICLES ON
SUCCESS WITH SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS.: THE COLOR
CHANGES OF FROGS; WHY 4 FILM OF OIL Can CALM
TIE SEA; HOW PLANTS AND ANNALS GROW; TIE
REVIvhLOF WIfCHCKAFT: SOME REMAR ABLE IN.
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-01-12
SELINSGROVE.

In the letter for your issue of last
week we reported the marriage of
VIM y. Brousc to Miss Lulie l..
Romig, which took place Dee. -,
/ 1892. This week. we are sorry To-
say, have to report his sad death
aud burial. Nh. Brouse worked at
blacksmithing at Elimsport, Lycom-
ing county, Pa, and while engaged
in shoeing n vicious horse was kick
ed in the stomach last Friday, from
the effects of which he died. His
remains were brought TO the home
Of Mrs. II. Nerhood, his mother,
near Kantz Inst Saturday forenoon
and were inferred here this Monday
afternoon, Rev. j. Yutzy, his for
mer pastor preached the funeral
sermon in the Evangelical Lutheran
church ... Rev. Nutzy of the Evan
gelical Lutheran church baptized
three children and took into church
by certificate six new members last
Sunday morning before communion
services. Rev VIM. Taylor stu
dent of Drew Theological Seminary.
n. j. was visiting special friends in
town last week The property on
Water street of the late Mrs. Sarah
Haas was sold by the heirs at public
auction last Saturday. s. Weis had
the last bid which was $3.50 Our
citizens are just now busy nominat-
ing borough officers for the February
election. Good and honest men
should be selected as these officers
are the ones who effect our pocket
books. The taxes of this borough
have been and are now entirely too
high. MENTOR.
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Tours to California, Florida,
&C., via Penn'a r. r.

For people contemplating either
extended or limited pleasure iaunts
during the winter and spring OF the
new year, an inspection of the Penn.
sylvania Railroad Company's an
nouncement of its personally-con-
Quoted tours will prove of great as.
sistance. AS far as territory cover
ed is concerned, the first in impor-
tance is the series to the Golden
Gate ard Pacific Coast points, start
ing from New York and Philadelphia
February sth, March I'd and 29th.
The same liberal provisions accord
ed last year, as to conditions aud
use of tickets, will be in effect for
these tours.
A series of FIVE viii be run TO Flor
ida-,Ianuary 31st, February 18th
and 18th, March 1ith and 2Sth. The
rates of $50 from New York, S4s
from Philadelphia, Harrisburg and
Washington, and proportionate rates
from other points, cover all neces-
sary expenses en- route in both di-
rections. Tickets for the first four
tours will admit Of stay of two
weeks in the flowery State, and for
the fifth until May 30th.
There will be series of six to
Washington, ID. c., each tour cover
ing period of three days--January
10th, February 9th, March 23d, April
18th, May 4th and 25th. The rates
of Sl3 from New York, and $l1 from
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and pre-
rOrtionato rates from other places,
include railroad fare and hotel ac-
commodations during the stay in
the capitol For Information and
itineraries application should be
made to Tourist Agents, Ha9 Broad
~ ,ANew y"rl sns ..,s.'s "ss Sal.
Fourth Street, philadelphia, or Tick
ct Agents Of the Penn'a Railroad Co.
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CHESTNUT RIDGE.

My correspondence must have fail.
ed to reach you while / was up salt
River rs have not seen it in the
Posi-, but now l have returned fo,
the Spring election and will continue
my weekly budgets Grand-moth-
er Heiser is still down with typhoid
feyer....A number of the members
of the c. A. r. Post of Selinsgroye
visited Joseph Boust, who is very
sick....Jonas Sassaman, accom-
panied by his wife and daughter.
visited friends and relatives in East
Lewisburg on Sunday .Jno. Young
died on Wednesday of last week OF
Bright's disease. He was buried in
Simmer cemetery on Saturday by
the Grange, Of which he was mem
ber He was aged G5 years. . .El.
mer Bloom, of Seven Points, Nor
thumberland county, has organized
II singing class at Shriner's church
which will Gc IA great benefit to the
community. JNo. SMOKER.
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Not so Heavy as Before.

The travel during the past holi.
days was comparatively light com
pared with that of former years. and
to this cause can mainly be attri-
buted the railroad company not is
suing excursion tickets. 1t has been
customary during holidays for the
issue of tickets Mt greatly reduced
rates, and many were thus induced
to travel who would not have done
SO had the regular rate been charg-
ed. This year 30 tickets were sold
at excursion rates, and inquiry made
resulted in the information that it
was the result of m agreement made
between the Pennsylvania, the Phil
adelphia and Reading and the Balti-
more and Ohio railroads not to
place excursion tickets on sale, and
the passenger traffic in consequence
was comparatively light. There is
also Il rumor to the cflcc. that in the
near future mileage books will not
be sold and all others called in. 1t
seems that the railroad companies
prefer hauling less passengers and
Mt II better rate.
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LOWELL.

Our roller mill ut this writing is
standing idle on account of the wa
ter almost frozen up....A debate
has been in progress for the past
week or so. The subject is, "Who
sells the cheapes' 'fiDacco." . A.
Holshue, Of n '"''"N IyreS.s..
streets last week. Abe always mas
n good story to tell and Il pleasant
"how-do-you-do to all Quite Il
lot of ties has been hauled through
our streets to Mcclure for the past
week k,... Some our farmers are hay.
ing their cattle dchorned. They
claim it is II benefit in selling. They
also claim they can do no injury to
other stock when in the barn yard
together Tom. if your many reo-
ders of the PosT were all like the last
name mentioned in your last weeks
roll of honor / am confident and
sure that each and every one of Us
would get Il bronzed turkey for II
roast that would weigh not les,
than twenty-liycpounds. Say Eyes,
will you not ?....N Visitors and visit
ing are at a staudstill in our town
Mt the present. Visiting is not for
want of money. Z. No.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-01-12
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy.

| have sold and used in my fam
lily for several years, Chamberlain 5
Collie, Cholera and Diarhoea Rem
edy and have found it one OF the
most useful and satisfactory rom
edies / ever handled. c. fl. Lewis,
Druggist, Salt Lake City, Utah.
For sale by G.. NJ. Shindel, Middle
burgh and DR.. Sampsel, Penns
Creek. Jan.