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M'KISLEY's RECEPTION.
Tho League Delegates shake Hand with
Him, but ho Refuses Ia Sp,nIt.

Tho League Delegates shake Hands with
HIN, but ho refuses to speais.
CLEVELAND, O., Juno Ex-Governor
Mckinley arrived from Ottawa, Kansas,
at G!55 this evening. lle was met at the
Union Depot by the Tippccanoe Club
and driven directly to tho IIolIcndon,
where he held 4 reception from S till 9
o'clock. Many OF tho delegates OF tho
convention called upon him and tho
stream OF people passing tho governor
in the parlors lasted fnll au hour. An
effort was made to induce him to speak,
but he was tired after his long journey
and declined.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA
LIABLE OHIO COUNTY REAL ESTATE

SuEluel J.. SNllth, Executor OF
tho estate olSamucl II. Smith,
deceased,
William l. Smith. Thomas Il lin Chanccry,
Smith. Robert ". Smith, Ell.
warl G. Smith. Margaret J.
Smith, Samuel +. Smith.
LAURA Smith and Lulu Smith.
IN pursuance OF u decree OF tho Circuit Court
OF OlltO county, West Virginia. rendered on tho
18Th dar OF May, 1895, tho undersigned, who was
appointed special commissioner for the purposr,
Will on
THURSDAY. THE 27rH DAY OF JUNE, 1895.
commencing mt 10 o'clock n. m.. sell at public
auction. on the premises 10 the highest bidder,
the following described runl estate. to,wit, iii
mat tract OF land Situated In Liberty district,
Ohio county. West Virginia, tina, was conveyed
10 Samuel II. Smith. deceased, on the .iOtb dnv
Of July, 1850. by Samuel Irwin, sheriff OF Ohio
county. and 0 X. liotsiOrd. under a decree
INC circuit court OF Ohio county in tho case OF
John Wayt w. Samuel He'll, aud the case of llcli
vs.. Wnyt Sc,. the tmct OF land In the bill nui
proceedings therein mentioned and drcrurd 10
DC sou. ahI moro fully described In a plat OF u
survey made by John Gilmore for said Samuel
u. smith OF the 18th day OF June, 1860. Innj
which is attached To and made a mart OF exhibit
number? He'd IN tho above entitled car,scl. ma
,Hi,nWs! Brgiihning ut q stone corner to lands Of
NJ l.. Coniiclly. formerly John GInin, aud thence
north 81 Il poles 10 n stone; ,hcnce South
n-5i' east lOl.9 poles TO II stone; thence south iHS
west %:3 poles to n stone; thence south agiio
WeSt 90 poles TO II stonc; thence south 6gL,,o
west Gi3 poles 10 II stone; thence north $40 ,ycs.,
iDl polesl 10 the place of beginning. and contain.
li,S elShty lso) acres. W CI rOodS md uluo,ron
UM .nolci more or less. Said real estate will IN,
s9il rs n whole or In two separate ,rncts OF about
.hir,y and nifty acres cuch, MS divided by tho
public road %JunninG through tho lnnI, as NAV
10 deemed best by said special commissioned
There isn dwelling house mud other builIIuI..
OF each tract. '"'"h'
TERMS or SALE-ono third OF tho purchase
money, mud as much more ~ the pirchnSHr ,mS"
elect ,opny in cash on day Of sale, md tSc hn n
nicG IN two equal iuStallmcnts at one md ,yS,
years; WIN Interest from dAy Of sale. Tho inter.
c onn Un luz second deferred lnsinllmcnt to 10 paid
WIZ approved personal security, Tor Tho dcfcr.
tcu instruments, The title to DO retained mil
property Is fully paid for. ""''
w. NJ. DUNLAP,
Special Commissioners.
hereby certify TINT bond mud srcurIty M ~.
lulrci by law, mud tho decree In this cnlisc In,
neon gwen BY the snld W. NJ. nnulnp. Sn,ciaai
commissioner. join W. MITCHELL. Clerk,
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
/ OW Prices
u And Standard Goods !

This has always been our motto. No
other house in tho State can show such
a record. We have at all times been
the first to reduce prices. and through
the daily papers posted the purchasers.
Our price list can always be relied upon
as tho loves: for the quality OF goods
we of!er.
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Pittsbursh-River 5 icet i inches and
rising slowly. Weather clear and pleas,
ant.
Oil Ciiy-Hiver G inches and station.
ary. Weather clcnr and pleasant.
Stcubenvillc-River l foot ! riches
and falling. Weather clear aud warm.
Warren-Tsivcr two-tcuths OF ore
foot and stationary. Weather cloudy
and heavy rain.
Parkersburg-Rivcr l foo. 10 inches
and falling. Weather cloudy, with the
metcury at s..
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ALI Stoyci and i:anges mado by B..
Fisher Rre arranged for gng, coal and
wood. Nothing lott undonu to mako
them tho most practical and Ratiaiac.
tory goods Oyor Offered. Delivered by
your dealer in bridgeport. Martins
Ferry, BO!lalrc, Bonwood, and in tho
city withou. extra charge. TTn&s
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d-c Buys the best low priced sum-
Nv. mcr corse. hcrcabou.s. z. D.
and C. P corsets at cost.
GEo. N. SHOOK & Co.

WnES occasion demands its uac. Try
De Wits Witch Hazel Salre. 1t Is
cooling to burns. stops pain instantly.
~cleauses, n perfect healer ior scalds or
skin erupsions. Always crros piles.
Logan Drug Co.. Wheeling. W. Va. B..
F. Peabody, Bonwood, and Bowie & Co.,
~Bridgeport,0.
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recorded in the Office OF the Clerk Of the Coun,y
Court OF ohio county. West Virginia. in Deed OF
Trust Book No. 81. page lis. | will sell a. the
north front door Of the Court House OF said
county on
SATURDAY. THEl5TH DAY OF JUNE, ISGj.
commencing 4. 10 o'clock n. m. the following
property. that Is 10 say: All Of that certain piece
or parcel OF land situate in TriRdelphiR district
in Ohio county, State OF West Virginia, form
erly part Of the farm owned By William r Por.
ter, situate on the National road, about three
miles east OF the city OF Wheclingl and bounded
GS follows: Beginning at 4 stake on the south
cas-, side OF EdSIngton Lane. thence running
south S3o - east hv~u.hundrcd and nine and i've
tenlhs feet TO q stake; thence running north GS9
Is east one hundred aud ~forty.six and five
tcnthS feet: thence running north 50 ~
west four hundred and seyenty@evcn feet to
aStAke on the run; thence running north 6Ts s.
west scycniy.n!nc feet 10 the corner OF the flrst
turn to the right o; the Edgingion Lane. and
hcace running with the lime south J6a - west
one hundred aud forty.three feet 10 the place
OF beginning. containing Two acres Of land.
Also the exclusive use UfH spring on the nd
iacent farm OF said William K. Porter. lying
southenStcrly from the land hereby conveyed
and about three or four hundroI feet distant
thcrctron, with right Of ingrcss 10 and egTcsS
from said spring, and with further right TO wall
up said spring and lay pipe, thcreirom 10 the
property hereby conveyed. being the same
property conveyed 10 said Isabelle 5. Savage BY
William Z, Porter. BY deed dated September Il,
ISL. recorded in Deed look No, G.. pages IS,
80.
TERMS OF SALE:-Onc-third and rs much more
Of the purchase money Us tho purchaser elects
10 paw la cash on Inc Jay OF sale. Nc balance IL
two equal ins,llments at twelve and eighteen
months, notes bearing interest from The DAY OF
sale, with security satisfactory TO the trustee 10
be given for the deferred payments. the title 10
be retained Until payment Is made 10 full.
W.. W. C0WDEN. Trustee.
J.C AtEvEf. Auctioncer. mylS.F
"
The above snlc Is adjourned until Saturday,
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Harry Bylcs. Of StcubnnviIle, en-.
ployed on, tho Pewikv road, was killed
noar W~eIlaburg yesterday by being
struck by u railroad tic. His remains
wero brought here and prepared for
burial and :hou sent TO hia homo.
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July Sd. 4th and 9TH excursion tickets
to Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo
and Maniton will he sold over Pennsyi-
vania Lines. j. G. ToMLlNsoS, Ticket
Agent, Wheeling. or MAcWArTERs, 1927
Liberty street, will tell you all about it
il Won ask. u.
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NESBlTT & DEVINE
TeL6s 1899 Market Street.
FOR SAID.

No. lis S. Penn street, 9 rooms aad bath. b.
gases. Cheap.
No. Aim street. ll-roomed brick Chesa
No. COZ Market street, 6 rooms, sl.5Ol.
Nos llOi aud llj Market stsoss b2s.3s1
property. $3.50.
Nos. n and % S7tb stscet, IL rooms. Si.j)l.
No. %Ejd Market street, : ROOMS and bath. SIN
No PS. York street ) looms. Chcap.
No. 3D. y. Front 81, S rooms and bath. CaAa
No. 1895 Chapllnc ST.. S rooms, bath room -!
large sable 5000.
Corner 18th and Woods street, dwcllia; a..
storU room Cheap.
Houses Of all sizes and In different location
Saloon for sale on 10th street. cheap.
Restaurant ard hotel for sale on Matka:yrAl.
cheap.
Restaurant and hotel for sale on Eth a:s.
cheap.
Cigar store on Market street 70, sale chela
Building lots in all tho bes! locations !a;:i
CITY.
FG:S;,tr:- sale on easy terms
lIUUaESIo RENT. MONEY TO LOAN
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THE STATE NORMAL
School ut west Liberty Has Its
Annual Commencement,
LARGE AND NOTEWORTHY CLASS

Graduates ut This We'll Known Insti-
tution-A Detailed Account OF tho
Exercises Ycsterday-Tho Board of
Regents Decides on improvements
on tho Old EuldlnG-A Largo Com.
inencomcnt Hall tho Feature OF tho
Proposed Change.
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Last night tho Linsly graduates who
acquitted themselves 10 crGditably yos-
to-day caYc their annual hon at tho
Park Casino. it waa vol attended, and
in in it9 way was NJ brilliant an affair
as the commencement.
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place OF taking evidence. Mother no
nor his attorney will DO accorded tho
right to demand n copy Of tho evidence
in such fraudulent cases.
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PRICE LIST:

Standard Package Coffee, per pouad.-....-2Oc
Fancy Cal. Is. Peaches. per pound~-....-..,o DC
Fancy Cal Ev. AprIcot', per ID .....-."......- 1oc
Fresh Rolled Oats. : pounds--".".-...----25c
Fresh Butter Crackers. ) pouudS..--..""~25c
Fresh Ginger Snaps, 5 pounds.....~-....-.25c
Fresh Kuick. Knacks.i pounds ...""-.-.2Sc
Fresh Lunch Cakes. per pound -.-.-....... 7c
Fresh Lemon Cakes, per pound ".--...--. &c
Bcs, Standard Tomatoes. 1 cans.~~-........25c
Choice Sugar Corn. 8 caus......-...............2Sc
Choscc Peas cans Csc
Best Kctchup. per pint t,lo,....-.-".......... I o.
Best Kctchup. small, 6 botilcs.....~..........25c
sinki Salmon, fat can. . cans".""..."-""-"25c
Large lumber Mustard, , for......~."---"25c
PGino's Root Beer, , 6ottlcs.."..~....-."~-2Sc
Jelly Glasses, GOV. half.pints. per doz .......3Oc
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FOR Trent
FOR RENT.
Hub Building.

For RENr--Onc elegant o'!;s
room, also one large elegant hail.
first floor entrance. Until p'ria1'
ncntly rented, will rent hall for en-,
teTtainments, etc. Most c'nt'l'y
located and best advertised hnI!d'A5
in the city. For terms. etc, apply"
THE HUB CLOTl!ItHS.
Fourteenth and Market Streets
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A BARGAIN
IN REAL ESTATE

We offer foE sale at bargain, Lots M. Is II!
II In Block No, =. Old Fair GFound, Riiiiiol
fronting ~ feet OH tho west side Of North NiN'
street, between Kentucky and New JrG,rvs!:SN
On lot No. ~ is II double fmmG cottage dSt.!zi
off, rooms each. Nos. Il and az y. HUr0ust
Also thrco vacant lots Nos. -. ~ 40! :
block No. ., on the cas-: side OF North NANp1
street, nj the intcrsc ctlon OF Indiana street. E;;
lot is SoxlS feet II bought soon. csU 10 IL
very cheap.
Part OF lot No. IS on the west side Oi Na.aSs
between Twenty'ScconG street and alley T. No
a frontage OF ny fee: and extcndS TO the aI.eI1
the Tcar,
Building lots in woodSdale, LcaihcrwoA -
Pleasant Valley.
MONEY LOANED on CITY REAL ESTATE
g. TATUM
CRY BANK BUILDING
TclcnhOns 1la. IiriI KlAn S1t
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FOR SALE
Building site. Pleasant Valley. ~iiCa,i-,,..
Oh National road. ~
Two desirable residences, Wood,IlIs
No. g. Thlriy.irst street. laTuom,I Of, .w
Desirable residence on sixteenth ,t,.. '"'si
Lot on South Front street. SyJJ.
No. - North Front street.
No. 1928 McCOllOch street.
Zeal cEtato OF every description,
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HFRRT j. FINK
Telephone GS7. [mr7l 1913 Market stree. CITY.
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The above snlc Is adjourned until Saturday
June .. ISIS, Al 10 O'Clock a. a..
jclT-2I ", J, ", COWDEN. T,uS,cs
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Y VALUABLE PROPERTY.

by virtue OF q deed OF trust made By Isabelle
5. Savage. 10 ne rs trustee. dated April IL. 1899.
recorded in the O;Hcc OF the Clerk Of the County
Court OF ohio county. West Virginia. in Deed OF
Trust Book No. ~. page u5. | will sell a. the
roDufy nD
New-York tribune., 1895-07-02
DURING THE HEATED TERN.

s' sa's The 20 Ss Among HeS5y SSs.
Charles r. Roedel. corresponding ssers'ary; O.
ters A. zimmerman and W. HAYES were prominent
The days shooting resulted as follows
G. w Plasted Of the Zetter Rife Club MADE the
Ss % Z Of sve3 eGss1 enp o % 80 ins POINT.
Sy Sork G. Al he E iha hond
H9boken IndePende3t Shooting cu6 made the hTst
made made tSe Mef best st score Of s. At the Germania
honor target cGns was the only oas to fhs
The Tn. calforna delegation did not shoot to-day.
s1So3F Al the hSnsr Goms Green In
pendent pend S C. N Frederick Weitmann, EIite s, G.
P, schcilier German; American S. G.; New,York 20
S il II Fcps sI l. Tssk ask 8 & POEGs5 srsmSS e. 3,
r. Heroid 62 A. w Hoffman, 81; NJ Kaiser 60;
At the standard target the follow ng were the scores:
E RapP r. %; 4 BoEi s: j, Peters. 49, R Herild
the man target The oliGTins Ho1nsv scSTe' % ~e5e W
The folowine persons received silver medals ,or
Piasted Vs. c. Collins pecke1schet + j. DOan
,. i: TakSr Fsksn p ,sam,d Esss NJ TnFpess, Hos.
feIe' <. waltz. P H. Mirth, l. Mendorf. J. N.
baum J. W. Rothwei. W Roehcr. II Rslins. A.
Rapp, jr. J. Schppers. F. Schroeder W STEIN r.
p II Schmidt L. schmidt H. D. Henkel r. Her
rold. ]. b Jones. f. Kari. O. Klrchhuber. Frank
Kolb H. G. Kroeger. II. Iomann. n Lolen, J. Leh-
Miller. r simon. A. ". sturber George Schchi.
II Ston. l.. Schumann. j.. Schmidt. L. Won der
i,leth 5 NJ Won Ellen J. Warmken. {. Weber, L..
Zoeiiner II. thinner. l.. Flacht.
Gold medals for 80 points were won ~ TIE fol-
lowing: J. Bl,imenberg G.. y. Plasted. VI. G.ndele.
D. Il. Faktor. F. W. Hoefrele, A. w. Hoffman II.
Silver festival cups FOR 2co po,hts were won by
both II. Neumann and L.. Flacht ,,,
At the end OF the week George Helm and \.
Strecher OF the Columbia Rife Club Of San Fran
cisco Will shoot match Of 100 shots each with Ross
and Dorrler OF the Zettler Rife Club. New York.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-02
SICK BABIES 4 FLOAT.
OPENING OF THE SEASON OF THE ST. JOHNS
GUILD FLOATING HOSPITAL.

OPENING OF THE SEASON OF THE ST. JOHNS
GUILD FLOATING HOSPITAL.
Severa, hundred ba bies were taken from the West
Side Yesterday by the Floating Hospital OF ST.
Iohn's Guild to -DOrp fronting the sea. on
Staten Island II was the opening Of the twentieth
vcar's work Of the Guild. The mothers OF all the
babies the trustees and several doctors went along
Commissioner Faure. OF the Department OF Charf-
ties and Correction. saw that everything was we'll
started Among those accompanying the ami
versary opening trip were DR.. Amasa Day Chanee.
DR. william Thurman DR. " Byron Tompkins.
yohn w Weed Mrs. Henry Winthrop Gray. Mrs
v BYRON Tompkins. Mrs John p. Faure and Miss
Fannie w Kcnnett. Until cold weather the float
ing hospital will be taken from West Flfy-sccond-
81, s,opping at Thirty-fourth and Tenth 10 the
hospj,al on Staten Island on Mondays. Wednesdays
and FRIDAYS ON Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur-
davs the trip will be made from the East Side
Third-si and Market The trip from both sides OF
the city begins at "A. and ends abou, =. IN.
No Children with contagious diseases are taken
aboard In cage one should evade the vigilance OF
the physicians a small ward II provided on the
upper deck opposite tn" pilot house
Tickets for these Excursions are distributed with
out charge Any mother with sick baby may se-
cure permission to take II out three times n week
bv applying TO her physician. or any dispensary. or
the Board OF Health or By dropping a postal card
10 ST Johns Guild. No. 0l Fffthhve
The opening OF the season OF the Guild yesterday
was a success In every particular
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from Iowa made his debut with Chicago. and p'cnea
xooa Gam. Bonner Of St Louis has been released ana
49,, 90 % wik.sbarre Attendance. $500. The score;
Chicago observation-disclosures " n a q
e. Iou,s go, ................0 D " =
p.o,,s Chicago 10 St Louis s. Errors-C hicago :,
rouI. Bat'rres-Terry. Thornton ana Ip,.''
p,.i,.,s,en and Pel,z Umpires-Andrcws ana "ai''"'
c-ovsans Ohio. July THE Pit,sburg players could
-. ,r Young today when hits needed. while hart
vas .,sv FOR Cleveland Both sides played sharp held
ting rar. n wild throw by Mexican and muned ny os
ponovon ben the only Attendance. o'' inc
n a
c.io,c,and ..................l l 1e
,sburc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. v
ps ,sC1cveiard i3 Pittsburs l. Erors-oievsIa"u
pi;ishurg l. Patter'es-founs anu "''''''' "
Merritt. rmpir r,-J"vne 4,
r,,,.v,,e Ky Tulv I.-Louisvlle made fve runs III
-, sven,h inning but Cincinnati had already aii'ed
sn and thus the game resulted being called IN the
dot h,ir ot N. eighth inning account OF darKness
Foreman pitched innings and had smut ou' Lou,'
.u. parrot, was then put and five runs FOR LOUIS
villa followed Attendance 100 The score
,,'n,a ..............O 0 6-o
,,,,,,s rou,svl,. : Cincinnati 8 Errors-louisvlle
= T,,,,cr,es NcCrc.ry weighing Spies and warner
Freeman Parrott ard Vaughan. tmpre-heeie
A, Observation-Disclosures H. Johnsiown g.
A. A,lanta-Arlanta Is. Memphis 10
:. Enthusiastically 10. Eimira "
4, Enehanton-Blnghamon 9. Goversvihe 7.
A, Wnkesharre-scranton -. Wlkesoarre a.
A, Rochester Rochester H. Syracuse 10
a, SPRINGFIELD Providence T. Springfield =
A, Toron;,-Bunalo IL. Toronto D.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-02

Meyer whose confecons are generally very nun,
cate has just sent over little irock when II "o"'
seem might come from a coItur"Tc pourBco'S' " '
cu, and style were not inimitAblc 1t Is OF DARK
blue crepon with "A oani OF black satlh afoun' '
bottom OF the skirt The corsage ls fitted smoo'n!
ovsr tho shoulders where ii fastcns. and Is very
f,,l IN front at the waist. An odd-looking u'"-
ming OF black satin forms the coilar' eN'"e
in a sor, OF short pastron In front ana uo"n wv
the shoulders In straight band to thc S"
where 1t divides into two parts which eNte"" ''
over the sleeve and in points. which are fas''he'
With n Strauss diamond ornament The same o h"-
ment 1ishes the point OF the plas'ron IN 'front.'
Tho art which apes simplicity IS hsp eNsn'!"
fed In IA ate importation from Rouiie. Al y "
striped black and white summer SILK. win inc sN''
laid on in full graduated naring box pleats
draped myrtle green satn belt. with a Japan' q
bow os n nnish a knife plea ted yoke Joined to fiii
bodice by n draping Of tho same ribbon turned over
q high collar OF myrtle-grcen satin. ana very '""
sleeves -p!eated from the elbow to the wrist
making them perfectly tight are the points OF '"''
gown The gown illustrated here Is oil ho"''o'
mauve muslin mounted on mauvc sk sleeves
waist and skirt. may be seen are trimmed VIII"
lace Insertions.
An exceedingly pretty way OF making blouse
waist for a girl OF twelve or fourteen Is to nave
the collar and belt both OF summer ve.Vct. cut %
point back and front. The fulness OF the me'ei"'
Is gathered into the neck. and then nt the waist,
the sides being drawn taut and smooth. and iett
hanging In front In the fashion now 80 much III
vogue The belt Is made TO ht over the hips' '"e
top coming Just to the line OF the waist
Another pretty pattern has three box pleats IN
front with velvet band the side ones. COM
ing to a point half way down. and fastened WIN
an ornamental buckle. This blouse hangs over the
waist line 40 that no belt is visible The secVe'
are very full the elbow. and from there are "b"'
to the wrist with bands Of the velvet ribbon "ith-
ming laid on lcngthwise and finished with point
Very heavy and broad guipurc vandykes are laid OH
the purs OF the sleeves few Inches peo" '''
shoulders and showing the material above
A lovely Empire nightgown. sent over by sara
Meyer for a brides trousseau Is very mover. Inc
neck has a pointed rufle OF very fine necdie"o'h
Then comes a band Of insertion. front ana pacH'
which IL squared by having other bands laid across
the shoulders The latter holds a deep friii OF en-
troldery that stand straight out over the shoulders
and Is graduated to point to the breast where !"
meets the band Of insertion and the two are COW
.r.d With rosette Of blue ribbon The sleeves are
Yasx full md ~ lhax ta tha shoz where tosx sss
New-York tribune., 1895-07-02
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Philadelphia July THREE bases balls, pieced out
with two singles and Wild throws. gave Boston
three runs In the third fourth innings to-day Then
Cnrsey settled down. became less generous with his
bases on balls during the rest Of the game kept the
hits well scattered The Phiadephas. who had earned
nun in the third on Crosss force and Thompson's dou
bic tied the score the ninth on Hallmans single
Turner'S base on balls Ciements's baseht and carseys
out They won out the thirteenth on Thompson s
double and Halman's C.emsntss and Carseys singles
Thompson maintained his phenomenal hitting SreaN
making four hits including three doubles out OF SIX
time. at bat Attendance 1926 The score:
Philadelphia .........O o o o .
Basehits-phliadepha 49, Boston 10 Errors.fhiiaooe
phia 4. Boston l. Batterics-carsey ana ''e"'"''' '
and Camel. Impre-Murray.
Washington. July i.-Ialtimore had picnic win "er-
Ger to-day while IIoner pitched an effective game
throughout Crooks spiked in the hand In the sew
en,h inning and retired in favor OF Boyd Tie vsors
nu, II, n perfect fielding game while Washington heded
in n da,cd sort OF way. slight rain fell during the
contest but did interrupt It's progress Aend"hee
$500 The -.
Washington ...................O ! %
Baltimore .....................l . " =" ."
Observation-Disclosures o. Baltimore ~ Errors.w asn, s
ington 4 Batterles-Mercer ard MCGUIRE hoHer anu
Clark. Umpire-McDonald
Chicaso July 1.-The chicasos had no trouble In win
ming from ST., Louis afternoon Breitensten was NIT
hard I'll through the game. Thornton. YOUNG eoueo~a
New-York tribune., 1895-07-02
OhstructiOns on the Highways

long but when important outlet TO the reiuse ana
.,r,. NJ the sv,te-he bowcs-bccome obstructed HOS
t,tt.rs Stomach Btters promptly raises the blockade
This It does too. without creating any nndom'n"' us
urbance the Of gripping an unpeasan'hes' a~a'S
,roauo.d by drastic purgative No permanent decis-
~, relief from constipation can be obtained through the
agency OF a vioien, cathartic. Mandrake blue pill salts
and SIENNA and cslome while they evacua'e the n'es-
tine weaken and partly unnt II for future usefulness
Hoe etter's Stomach Bit'ers on the contrary h'soA'
-, rho. abdominal region and promotes regular se-
.,eon and now OF bile Use this time honored remedy
ais IN malaria. dyspepsia. rheumatism nervousness
IN cases Of Debility. and fes Hansy treuhlA II seassss
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