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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NbW.JERSEY
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.

-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals s.
on nj after October LIST. 1898
Trains leave station foot ~ Liberty 81
For Eas,on Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk &c,
40: rs; e:lo Gi:is 20 Ess,on, NJ. ne 30 80
l:2o C7:i5 to Easton) A. ~ 100 $50 900 p ".
For Wilkesbarre. Pittston and Scranton. o;iO A. NJ.
1910. 30. 40 p. NJ Sundays. 40 a: N.
For Reading 40. 5 90 p:o. II 30 A ", l:io.
100. 23O. 400 800. 5:45 730 p NJ, 1918 night Sun
days. 100 2;30. $50 600 NJ i2;io night ,,o ,,u
100 200 50; p ": l2i5 night Sundays. loo $50.
For sunbury. Lewisburg and wnilamsport 40
500 go A. Il, i:io. 1870. 1870 NJ Sundays. ~
ALI-RAIL ROUTE.
For Red Bank Long Branch and point, south 70 P,ia
100 3 g. % 400 5:3o 6:i5 p. NJ sundays ex:
eept Ocean Grove and Asbury Park 900 A. NJ 400
For Lakewood Toms River Barrega, Park and Barns.
gat. $50. s:i5 A. NJ. 40 40 p VI. .
f:2O p NJ .
Navesnk 40 SIS 4. N. 80. 40. $50. e:l5 p NJ
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c
From Pier 9. " r. foot Rector ST.. .
For Atlantic Highlands HIGHLAND Beach Normance
Runson Beach. Seabright. Monmouth Reach and l.ne
Branch 1918 4. NJ. 3:i5 p. NJ. SUNDAYS. $50 A. "
For Eloeron. Asbury Park Ocean Grove and poinas
south 10 POW Pleasant. 3:i5 p NJ sundays @xes1e
Ocean Grove and Ashurv pa-t, $50 NJ
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Cash quotations follows ESSs was steady land and
% wneai S5aSo. f 70 red 5s.Ss2c $50
& No u oats ise ~ SEE prime noe timothy MO- ee So IS
Me pcrE 40 per Sb S Sass 57s lard per 100 m
50 % ri short 5xe go' s. 5 & short sSSs Clear sc
boxed 50 s5as6 Whisky dstiers' finished goods per
sai AZ 7i Linseed oiiIIaw ioe; boiled SO
22c rs,s 9g2i H seconds Halle
Cincinnati. oct. o-Flour- Market fairly active with
9dsnsy Winter Pas s o 81 tg 9 R9T
en - sdy 10 red G,67c On track Market
Quiet steady: No white track &C. No ye:9w $2,sc
Moderate demnnd "sske' reacted isc feecd whit
clear mess Sill family 81. Lard steady fair demand
Zoe bacon steady: moderate demand loose shoulders
elsc box meats worth e more Dry saed meats setdy
Market hrm: fresh nearby. i4c.
Milwaukee. October io.-wheat opened weak and ',c
opened 59sc. fell to 59e and closed at 5sac Cash
S e. SeS S So tsy 55a
55a4sc Barey-seady for cash no and futures at 4Cse
nrm at yestefdsys prices No white 1920 No
a6@tic cor1~f:aser under more liberal offerings No
and yellow, 3'sa32,:c Flour steady but very dun
sd hs TSs!s @ is%s
81 20 cash ana ~ sU Spmsnp II s 65s
wheat, 20 go bush; barley. $500 bush 600 bush
Minneapolis oct. l0-The opening wheat market was
prices and yet sharp rally there advance Tor
be-. above the close yesterday. December
wheat closed yesterday 55i2 opened to-day At o4c
nrmed up 5j1sc and at the last broke and closed az
May opened $3.50. advanced i-c and CLOSED az
59i.. The trading moderate except on the bulBes
Cash wheat iac premium December Tor con
tract grades Millers quick buyers in order tn
satisfy their part Of the wheat arriving
is for shipments sales arrive and for local storage
/ on track: No l hard 56i.c. No I Northern. Doc No
Northern .3izc. Oas-Market lower. No white. lltc
| No quoted 1916. Corn was IN small demand No
corn Soc 81 20as3 30 for patents: s. pa
81 q for bakers. Production $1,000 bbls; shipments
80 40 and shorts-Nnrket was steady. Braf
S. % sacks 50 $500 49, shorts. common bulk $40 20
| middlirgs, Sill
| Philadelphia. Oct. 10.-Flour-Onerings from the mills
moderate prices steadily held but local jobbers
supplied FOR wants and demand light
Wheat market opened n shade lower but afterward re-
covered OF the decline and closed steady call
offerings light and there little disposition
10 IN No . red October 6J7. d66c. Novem
her 6fATtpjtc. December, G7NdG7iac January. 6sha
oslo Corr-There little disposition trade In tut
urea prices OF which largely nominal and without
| important change. Local CARROTS weak. under
light demand and general pressure sell. No mixed
October 361q37i1c: November. 33i.a3ic; December
33i. n33isc January. 33n33sc OatsMarket FOR carlo
was weak under free offerings and prices declined Lc
but demand light: futures were inactive and with
out important change No white. October 25d26c. No
vember aji.d28c December 25i7n26c. January go
2Gi.c Eggs quiet and steady. Western nrsts. lSc
Sugars Refined dur and unchanged Other articles
nged
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Che statistical position OF Brazil coffee follows

rbs market for Rio and Santos growths shows ami
nation with resultant higher prices RIO NO spot closing
cludc 1000 bags Rio No. spot at lee and 800 bags at
l8jsc mild grades sales were 300 bags sayana;
on private terms The general market for mild coffee
wa. steady 70 frm under an increasing demand
day owing irregular Of the wheat market
brands firmly held and more readily sold
standard Spring bakers in somewhat better de-
nand for shipment. and winter low grades were not
offered ard higher on SPOT 70 arrive Total sales were
a soass Is 1900 bbs straigh,s 8oasa 90 l5o Ibis
sapsrnns 81 GO: 2oo ebl: city patents private terms
gs2 So 1000 b6is spring patents 80 e,as5 7o 200 ees
30 bags at 81 eo9si 20. RYE FLorRMarket active.
..lss 800 5sls e priyS,e terms IS %
"a co; Sycamore 81 90: Western and southern 81 con
81 0....BAG MEAL-Market fairly active; sales 2Oo0
ssSk1 p Ssy FED EEL Ts zoe s.d aTe
S2sac; Io0b 77lEqs2Ic: sharps goao2lse homny chop
ON city feed Toe for bran Sales coo tons bran and
70 finish 1, particularly active. and there
no very noteworthy Happenings The initial trades Of the
Inaret selling 66ac. this advance being
frmness the foreign markets. especially In Liverpool
where prices advanced about I'd Ths strength was not
held great while for trade became very quiet and
At times the nit was deserted There pressure
10 sail during the middle 81 the morning session. and
this unloading prices broke Sharply nearly nc
Toward reaction on heavy eearances
shorts found themselves al The safety point the
became very dull again but held steady spite Of
cables Cincinnati dispatch says that II Is quite
likely the winter wheat acreage VIII be quite seriously
sti problematcal In much OF the winter wheai disct
planting can be done late as October 10 ana under
s the e,9p MIL mature srers N the Ner
sn part OF North Dakota have waited so long oT ma
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

RaItimore Warrington, Chicago, Cincinnati.
ST. Louis and All Points West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS -
Leave New-York Of Lberty-st daily dor CHICAoO
2.3o n m and 1915 night. FITTSBURG. $50. ex SUM-
30 Sun - Is night CINCINNATI, ST LOUIS 10 a.
900 o. m WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. a. m. ex
sun 10 a. M 30 Dining Car. 80 DINING taE
$50 D. ni ex sun Dining Carr 900. 600 p m Dining
Carr 1915 night.
NORFOLK II 30 a. m daily. .
NEW-oRiEANs R9anoE &C. Bristol ana na,ly ChA"hS~
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
Ticket offices: 49, 172 26f. AIS. lao Broadway 81 Fast
18th ST. 1877 Bosery n Y; 344 Fulton ST.. BROOKLYN
stations foot Of Liberty St. C. r. r. OF ~. j. - .....
New Transfer Company will call for ana checn
baggage from hotel or residence TO destination
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ERIE L ES


as fol0ws and Ave minutes earlier from West 30 s..
900 hnsNamsos Emira N Buffalo D BSadsod
town, Cincinnati and Chicago ParloF car "
Buffalo.
915 and Mps or Tuxedo Gsf soi6sn Mid
Jervis. Lackswaxen. Calcooo, Hancock DEPOSIT
Slsauehanna Parlor 20 Port Jervis. -
300 r Mvss a a%a'd 3ay fSa
A. Chicago y. NJ. Sleepers 20 Cni-
cago, Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining car
700 1890 sss V;'q:S FsD5Si: pan: s
FOR Detroit Chicago ard the West. Burtl0 pas
sencers can remain in sleeper until a. NJ -,
S45 BAY M ISd f15suS o ches ss a1s to
falo Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car.
r ocAT. TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND pl' LYMAN
| accomn,9datons al III. eel 4Oi and e5I Broadway.
is6 Fast i25th-st. Chambers and West 23dst ferrss
York % RrosdSay and 333 Fulton-st Brooklyn go
iIudson-st Hotoken. and jersey city station. Ers
rransfer Company calls fcr and checks baggage from
hotels and residences 20 destination
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The STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. Oct 1O.F1our dull UNCHANGED; sales: 20
bls. Wheat quiet: No red and month. b4i-HOfAo'
December Gjs. aGGikc by sample 65d66c 10 IN
grade. 62qt5c stock oil 800 bush: sales, 10000 bush
Corn easy: mixed spot 367G36s.c; month, 3i4g36ac'
November and Old 34g3ilsc; year, 32sa33c; Janu-
airy 32d33c. Southern white 37a3sc: do yellow $50 c
stock BUSH sales, 43.0,e. oats firm; No white
Western 27sG3sc No mixed 2iG24lsc; stock %. 400
bush. Rye quiet No .. 440i5c nearby. 4Ic Western;
stock bush. Hay steady good demand for rhoce
S5GSI5 freighs inactive. steam 10 Liverpool.
her bush % 2,d October Cork for orders, per quarter
Ks October Cotton dull mi idngs, DC. Eggs firm, l1q
l7isc Coffee firm. Other articles unchanged.
BOSTON Oct 1o-Flour dull but steady. in light
supply Oats quiet Shorts quiet Provisions quiet But
tor firm: Northern creamery. 22H23c Western. 2lUz2,
Cheese firm Northern choice. JG3i.c; Western. susls,
Eggs quiet but nrm Western and Michigan. lIql0c;
Eastern. l9d20c.
Chicago Oct, 1o-The leading futures ranged fol-
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

N,tilo.tt>i Protestant Church SUNDAY school q;
s. sc D. at--ItT ., nl Pr8yer r'Fr;iuE Wsyiucslas
st ssu o. a. D. Melvin. Pastor
Centenary > Dburrh Sunday Scha.sl az 8ls
a "a. Pryachinu a. In - a IN AMI D, Iuutss
Lssaguc a. t..D p, Fpv.gfa lssEltr a. I'D D.
m. Praypr ms-tsnN "Wednesday af Nisi D ~
tor' brown ristNr
:, Johns rhurrh, Rev. Father tayssiv- Pastor
~susiay -Law Mass AZ g O.. anil High Na~s q it D.
"a Ne~F~rs a. = p IA During th' as,-k MAJ 81
g - a.
:; PauIs gefa-rss.i fbnr5h sunday Srhdzs 81
alta Divine --stirr az mas ~ and 8 D. 2, sa
tsItlu :. -;aEie. Pastor
ssrse- Lutheran Church l--rarhing ai % ~ o. ll
zHt ~N a. n MurH1uE -uhHFt Au iuhsfitaufr
drgiOTy Evening Iu ~ ha1n ia Aulr Trust
: T.. : e. ? sts.io , m q. Ni.i,r. Izsusf
Assgtt.5nsi Chwrrh-Guur IA Third -slrstay I9rF
Trinity sF3clrziiau nf gfssy sal1unis1 as e. Aurn-
-.gvif sEr >-sruassss ut ts 4 Hygsissrsgv anil
~,srIus,l fsily-Hs3N t'slsgi8Iuisin tt f. krsu-
Irsse Hirrirs Eselor
The lb,nrvalent ans lst ~asaviN ~ fvsssu1Iu
Eriartn,sl ChuFyh vID 1se-i sea bttgt evening
fTiseiItsurE
Salem charge lutheran ghurrh -~t f.ru lzuliu
Chayril -~slnsiay ss.h1-sl az a Preaching 20
fr,1rhiuN az = y 81. Catrshis- 0u -ltsr7fisE ai
. q NsstnE FsS,fse's hiae rs7illnE 81 T. 'n
A psrhs, I1sStar
Casry,s glgarrr Rrfssrsshf,t rfrrrh Eaet, argin's
Ctiurr3ia ~ssnsiay --hu.a at utE4sae err iFe
asf q n 1ertsliau8 tbgrgh-~s1ts.isy -sst.-ll sf e
"a NsraIi.f-r. ns,sar
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News of the Week.

Burglars AMI lnerndlariss are At uorK Iva Ne~
Jersey
The Uaits,i states pr.incei in asa over one
fourth a. the entire aHsornE q iron ninci ca the
globe.
Agricultural statistics indicate that England has
about lsai4s miich cows. scotland ta,sic; lTr-
laud. la IL ami Wales. ssl.isa
Andrew Miller L soIS warehouse a. YORK. IA,
isirsie-i on sunday II was fiil af basle-i hay
loS, sitne. in,endiary.
\ s'hool where children arr Taught 10 steal has
been nnearthed in New York city. and four of The
instructors arr in prison
Judge Isaac = wiermAn, Of Adams county. Pa.
died on the 18th instant, in his slih year He wa
an unHinehing Democrat all his life.
A Krchbs station. Pa. on sunday. sDO kegs Of
giant powder and quantity Of dynamite ex Il0ie'i
The shock was felt in towns . miles distant
During a tornado near Albert Lea. Minnesota,
on Monday haisiones the size OF large iemous fell
Barns were demolished and crops destroyed
l.. u. Betz. Of Della, York county. IA has been
arrested on the charge OF forging two notes for
s,sO which were given 10 Frey & Thomas. Of York
Judge Frederick " Moore. Of the superior Court
Cincinnati, Ohio. has watch l40 years old. y
keeps excellent time, and IS highly valued by the
Judge
Travel 10 Europe this year exceeds any previous
record Every steamer Is crowded and officers OF
the several lines have been compelled 10 give mp
their rooms.
AZ North Adams. Massachusetts, cotton mill is
to be bniIt which viii employ 1000 people
viii have sOOO0 spindlcs and 1lOO looms ana will
cost sl,oOoOOO.
The Consumers Pure Ice Company one Of the
largest lee companies in Chicago. made an assign
ment The assets and liabilities were approximate
~ placed at $4,000 each.
TIE Illinois steel Company Of Chicago give notice
that on July 10th. it will raie the wages Of all its
employees 10 per cent This will affect 200 men al
Chicago, Joliet and Milwaukee
Alta recent sale in London one of a pair Of vases
presented To the Marquis OF Nontcalm defender Of
Quebec by Louis XIV was sold for $1,000. The
vase is of sevres porcelain, 16l4 inches high.
Mabel r. Haines a professional dancer, has sued
Lyman I. Crandall, proprietor Of the Hotel Nor
mande in Chicago, for $4,000 damages for injuries
which she sustained i'm the hotel in July last. A
folding bed fell ON her.
John Dalesman, 81 years old, the oldest postmas-
ter in the United States, died at West Milton, Pa,
June p. He was appointed postmaster by Presi-
dent Jackson in 1885 and held the office eontinu-
ously until 1893, serving s. years
Postmaster Carr, of Philadelphia, Pa, recently
applied for additional mail carriers, and sur
prised to learn that the PostOfice Department were
about to reduce the number, not only in that CITY,
but also in baltimore Boston, New York and other
places owing TO the lettering of the men on their
routes that detectives had followed over 100 OF the
carriers apd noted their Shortcomings and fun re-
port was on file in the department and would be
arted upon the close of the next quarter
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McKinleyism Dead.

Anybody can talk in favor of an economic
policy but it does not always happen that
facts can be cited to sustain the contention.
The question of McKinleyism is just now COM
ing again into prominence because the Demo-
Gratis now have some facts to point to prove
the arguments and prophecies which they
used before.
Since April LIST prices have been advanced
in more than two hundred different mills.
factories and mines, and more than 10000
laborers are getting better pay than they were
two months ago This astonishing change
has occurred not under the influence of in
creased duties but as the result of decreased
duties and additions TO the free list.
Mr.. Mckinley has gone on record time and
again prophesying that the present tariff bill
would ruin American industries and pauperize
American labor Where is the ruin? In
creased wages are not calculated to make pau
perS.
The public is beginning to realize as never
before that it is better to have facts than plaus
ible theories. and Mr. Mckinley Is becoming
more and more of back number.
1t will be well to see some of these facts.
The following comparative list has been taken
from recent number Of the New York
Herald. 1t is a contrast between the effects
of low and high duties. According to pro
tectionists the year 1892 was the banner Nc
Kinley year, That was the year when the
Republicans talked of unexampled prosperity
and deified Mckinley. Read the facts;
WAGES RECORD.
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James Mutt. who became notorious number of
years ago by killing James Dukes at Uniontowp.
Penna., was sentenced TO Il years imprisonment
at AtchiSon Kansas. last week, for shooting Mrs
Jesse Dayton and Leonard Colman. in February
last
1t is alleged that the Russo-French Convention
provides that if Germany should attack France
Russia would send 100000 men to the German
frontier. ON the other hand if Austria or Germany
should attack Russia France would intervene in 4
similar manner.
This is locust year for the states OF Iowa Illinois
Indiana, Missouri Ohio and Georgia The latter
state viii have the l3-year brood last seen in 1852
and the other states will have the I7-year brood
which appeared in 1873. This insect is not properly
a locust at all, but cicada.
In Philadelphia. Pa, Friday Of last week
Mother Gonzaga. the oldest sister of Charity in
this country, celebrated her S5th birthday, She
has been in the Orier CO years ago, is native Of
Maryland and is now the head of s. Joseph or
phan Asylum in Philadelphia
Francis Lockwood smith, alias Parker. THE gold
brick man. who is charged with SwiudIng. Mr.
witherS. Of Gloucester county. Va. ont OF SjOlo
and who was hailed To appear for trial in Rich
mond on Thursday Of last week did not appear
and his bond Of S7d0 was declared forfeited
In Detroit, Michigan, on saturday. city assessor
Fred. f. FarnSworth was sentenced 10 n days in
the county Jail for contempt in having REFUSED to
tell the Court the name of a friend who informed
him that, in order to obtain his reaPpoinmcnt a
assessor ne must bride some OF the aldermen
United States Treasury officials anticipate that
the payment Of the Chinese war indemnity of M
OOOO00 taels jabout $50 Of United states sNneyA
will result in material incrca~e in the hfarket
price Of silver. The present quotation Of silver j.
ca. cents an ounce. which is an advance "a fcur
cents over the quotations ola year ago
Mrs Robert Bairi OF West Orange. New Jersey.
was fatally gorei by pet last week The COW
had tsecu sold. hut when the men came after her
she refused hc L., driven from the Stshc aud
laid down. The men bsat the COW until they wers
exhausted. Mrs Bairi shortly after went into tie
stable when the COW attacked ami eor,i her 50 that
her recovery is doubtful
THREE thousand rarl,ads OF peaches viii b, shipp-
81 from Georgia this season, Etch car holding
~ baskets ~ important has the ps-ach industry
Of that section l--cnne that the growers havc .r-
range,I To hold peach carnival AT Macon ihc zen
ire 81 the peach bolt from July To- -. inclusive.
during which time every variety of fruit sguNu in
Georgia will - on exhibition
~ Buriettr Mississippi ou the plantation of
Hon T. Hebron, ca Thursday al last week. Henry
Taylor coIur-i Tied his wife to a l-Si>,ead ami
wjth an axe chopped her head frum her h-.iy she
bad q child by former husband. iIc te,apitalesi
this child ala with The Slus- axe he ehangg-i his
clothes. J,.,k week Eii"us lo-S',i hts oun i've
chiidreH ~ the eatbin snA I'' ioT IaEi- unknown
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samuel Mich, an insurance adjnster, OF New York
city. was recently arrested as .hrebug has made
a confession. Assistant District Attorney Vernon
NJ. Davis who has conducted the prosecution Of the
organized gangs Of hrebugs which have been -four
ishing the east side for years, allowed Mich,
adjuster who is under Indictment for arson turn
States evidence Mileh's confession was a reyela-
ton, il showed that the firebug gang was one Of
the most powerful criminal organizations that has
ever existed in the city. # had agents everywhere
and il is even said that one Of these agents in
the District Attorneys Office and kept the gang in
formed or the workings Of the Office and the doings
of the grand jury. Policemen insurance men and
others are implicated.
Right Rev Francis Has, who introduced the
Capuchin Order into the United States, died at ST.
Agnes Convent Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, on sun
day Father Haas was born at Metzerlin, Switzer-
land, November ., 1926. He came to the United
States September q 1876, and arrived ten days later
in Milwaukee, where he was given charge of St.
Nicholas now known Mount Calvary. twelve
miles east Of Pond Du Lac, TO monastery for
the Capuehin Order. Father Haas always been Al
the head of the Order of oapuehins in this country
Samuel ". Fisher, 81 years of age, recently mar
RED and living at Parvins Mills, New jersey, met
an instant death Monday morning. He went to the
hay-mow to get down some hay for his horses when
he stepped on loose board and fell through the
NOW to the door. The tines of pitchfork, which
he had in his hand, fell on him in snch way 10
be driven through the base OF his BRAIN killing him
instantly.
Charles EichelbeFger OF Winchester. Virginia,
dropped dead on Monday while walkiag along n
street.
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IDOAD NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that application will
be made 60 the County Commissioners of Car
roll county. at their next meeting thirty days
from the date hereof, tn accept and declare
tbe road now known rs Browns Inheritance
Avenue running through The properties oi
Governor Frank Brown. Frank q. Merceruu
and others IN Freedom dist, Carroll co., IS
County Road. more particularly described Is
follows Beginning at the intersection Of
said avenue with q public usad now running
from Gor-ueh's Switch. on the Raltimorr a
nhia Railroad. ta Slack Shops. on the Balu-
guurg and Liberty Turnpike. the said inter
section being af s. point near the hanks OF
purg Fails and running from the point named
along ,hs dividing line between the propertie>
af Frank Brown aHd Frank q. Mcrcrruu as
Haa land uut for q distance Of mile and
a-half: thence upon the land Of Frank Brown.
Charlie, A. Warhr}i and others NATL 10 inter
satis Springfield avenue ai point near the
arU brick ,Chuo.hauSa recently erected hy
'he School Commissioners Of Carroll county;
fu,H thence taIiasing -aii Springfield avenue
.u twa directions First. ia "a soUIhWcsirrly
direction Co iutcrscCi the SykcSvjlig and FL
d.-.arre read a, Sehugdy blacksmith shop;
aad secondly. iu nngthws-trrlE direction
from inr -aii -chN-sibDuSe uutii t tuirrsrcis
fhe Ss,,->yiiIs and Ejicr>bure raj IN front
af ihv residence 81 JahuFie Z. Beasma'f. all
rt 81 high gsatns h8ye ieeu ~ei apaFt and arr
Hoz '--ing u>t-.i 8 q paddle raad.
FRANK BROWN.
WN. II. SLACK,
CHAS. a. WAKEFIELD,
iau21 e And II other,
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Business Locals.

new line Of handsome high grade Pianos
aud Organs on exhibition aud sale at Prof
John 7. Rogers, l6 W. Main street, West
minister. Please call and see them before
purchasing elsewhere. 1t
$500 TO Loan. Inquire at this Office. stE
$500 well spent; and a rebate of 500 in
the form Of beautiful wall map of United
States. Subscribe for the Rand McNally
Railway Guide.
Com WATcH LoST-Betwecu Westminster
and Frizellburg. Finder please return to
Telephone Exchange. Westminster. and re-
ceive reward
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While insane, Mrs. Sanford Giles, wife Of a
farmer living near Shellsburg, Iowa, on Mon
day night Of last week poisoned three of her
six children and then committed suicide.
The children died
Hagerstown viii celebrate the Fourth Of
July in becoming manner. A military and
iremens parade. sham battle, bicycle lantern
parade st night with fireworks, etc.
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The Kentucky Democratic State conven-
ton, on Wednesday, adopted sound money
platform. endorsed Cleveland's administrs-
ton and nominated p. Watt Hardin. a free
silver man. for Governor.
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4 HANDSOME BOOK ON SUM
y MER TRAVEL

The Baltimore ~ Ohio r. r. Co. has just
issued q handsome book descriptive of the
various summer resorts, in the mountains and
hy the seaside. adjacent To or reached by It's
system Of lines.
II Is finely printed and Illustrated by
number of very tine cuts. Send 10 cents 10
Chas. o. Scull. Gem Passenger Agent. Bal
,imoro Nd. for copy. iun22 81
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7 ow RATES TO DENVER,

The, r. &. o. T. r. Co. will place ON sale
60 on ticket offices on its lines east Of the Ohio
River round .trip tickets to Denver. Colorado
springs. Nauit0u and Pueblo Tor an trains 81
JBiy . 3. and .. valid from starting point
ou inv Of sale and good returning from Col-
urado points July l. 70 - inclusive. The
rat,. FROM Baltimore aud Washington will h,
$40 and corrgSpondiusly low rates when
from other stations, Ticket will b. good Sia
- Louis OF Chicago. iuu22 81