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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-05

lawn party will be held at the home Of
Mr. Albert Broome in Brownsville, on the
evening of the 25th inst The proceeds will
be devoted to the All Saints P, f, church
A delightful time is in store for those who
attend, as the lawn is adapted to such
purposes Mr., Broome and his estimable
wife are royal entertainers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-05
PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals win be received by the
undersigned at the Controllers office, in Potts
Vile Pa, until Monday, June 10, 1896, at 10
o'clock a. M, for the completion and erection of
a one span 26 foot steel bridge, to cross the
Mahanoy Creek in Mahanoy township. A
certified or cashiers check in the sum of one
hundred (slOO) dollars to accompany each bid,
Said check to be forfeited to the county in case
the lowest bidder fails to complete the work.
The right is reserved to accept or reject any or
all bids Plans and specifications now at the
Office of the County Commissioners,
BY direction of the County Commissioners.
b. X. SEVERN,
6-2-5-lO Controller.
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Special For This Week.

A delayed shipment of ladies' shirt
waists--fnest percales and lawns, large
sleeves and finest laundry work-now offered
for soc There's nothing in this lot worth
less than 75c. or S1.00 You save half if you
come this week and get a handsome silver
belt pin free with every waist you buy. In
teresting prices on everything makes busy
buying at
L. J. WILKINsON's,
6-4-3t 90 South Main st.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-05
CHARGED with burglary.

Detectives Amour and Constables Dando
and Phillips last evening arraigned Richard
Barrett and Michael Dean two young men of
Lost Creek, before Justice 7. T, Williams on
a charge of having broken into and robbed
the barber shop of c. F, Foley,at Lost Creek,
on May goth last, of $50 worth of razors,
straps, clippers and other articles, Barrett
and Dean each furnished $500 bail for fur
ther hearing
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-05
HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A pleasant laxative. All Druggists.
Buried This Morning.

The remains of Dennis Doyle who died at
his home in Mahanoy City OF congestion OF
the lungs, were inferred IN st. Canlcus
cemetery this morning. The deceased was ol
years old and is survived by SIX children
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-05
Secured New Quarters.

Gods American Volunteers, under COM
mand of Captain Lusk, will hereafter meet
at No. 33 West Centre street, in Robbins
row. They will have their opening night to-
morrow evening The public is cordially in
vited.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-05
Granted Right of way.

The Borough Council Of Ashland has
granted the right of way to the Mahanoy
Valley Electric Railway Company, to erect a
railway from Ashland to Delano They also
granted the same rights to the Ashland,
Centralia and Locust Gap Railway.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-05
Don,t be Mithout nuttons

On your Shoes The Factory Shoe Store has
the best fastener in town and will fasten them
on free of CHARGE whether your shoes were
bought Of us or not.
6-5-tf J. A. MOVER, MGR.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-05

We have placed on our counters beautiful
line of cream gloria and china silks, henrietta
cashmeres and albatross. Also a fine assort-
ment of India linens, nainsook and plain
and dotted swiss.
5-7-tf r. F. GILL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-05
Commencement
Time is neal

Time is near. Have
you bought your gifts If not, we
can save you money. Our gift
books are prettier than ever. We
have full line also of gold pens,
pencils and novelties, fountain
pens, poems, purses, card cases,
&c, &c. Our prices are always as
low as possible.
HOOKS 4 BROWN
a North Main ST.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-06-05

CHARTER NOTICE In the Court of Common
Y Pleas of SchuylSill county. Notice is
hereby given that an application will be made
1896 at ten o'clock, under the corporation act of
one thousand eight hundred and seventy four,
and the supplements thereto, by Charles Has
l<ins, William A. Davis, Richard IL. Horrell,
Albert r. Broome and Chares NJ. Bordner, for
the charter Of an intended corporation TO be
men of All Saints Church, of the Borough of
Shenandoah, county of Schuylllill, the character
and object of which is to worship Almighty
Protestant Episcopal church in the United
States of America, and for these purposes to
have possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits
and privileges conferred by the said act and its
supplements.
8O-5-l2 ARTHUR l.. SHAY, Solicitor.
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CLOTHING
Is offered at bottom rock prices.

Our Mems Light Suits and Cheviot, Clay,
Cashmere, and Serge Suits are worth from
two to three times what we ask for them
Our Junior and Refers for children,
handsomely trimmed with braid and cord,
are rich in effect Elegant good wearing
Tr-Cot, Clay and Cashmere Suits in gray,
blue and black colors fol boys at bargain
prices.
SPECIAL PANTS SALE.
We are overstocked and must cut down
prices Elegant neat styles in all wool.
People are welcome to inspect our stock.
No urging to buy. Years of practical
knowledge of the peoples wants and years Of
honest dealing has made us the leaders.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOR SALE.-A good milch cow and calf, the
II latter a week old. For further particulars
apply to Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy, corner Cherry
and iilbert streets 5-2q-lw
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Before me, the subscriber, q Notary Public in
j. Dewitt, Patrick Conry, Patrick Connors and
Thomas E. Manley, who being duly sworn
according to law say the facts set forth in the
ipfr a
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-17
PLANS AT LINCOLN.

Preparations for IL GRIND pfmonsirn'lon
AT Bryan's Home.
Lincoln, Ncb.. July 10. Plans for the
reception Friday nigh, to Wiilinm 4.
bryan are maturing rapidly and the pros
poet ia bright fol denomination of
mammoth proportions. Dispatches TO tho
effect that Mr.. Bryan would undoubtedly
lpca,c Ms headquarters M Linooin have
NO ~ nsrir'ns effect and greatly regis-
fured all citizens. Thousands Of letters
mr. az the p.stgfiice awaiting the arrival
Of Mir Bryan There If also y rabbit foot
attached 10 postal ,niJ and arrompi-
Ied by n hong string oi alleged poetry.
Thc itrvnn cntntlnisin hfs apparently
gHSrsd the then 1nS Of Na S"1 naa di ps
l.s' vresiiien 'nl norinef II the new Ma
'isrr,i party which fsung its bipnor to
the hreezc at Pittsburg. He resides with
d IS family In this city.
dr. N"i1'lv y 4 paN a. pate In ths
Bryan reception Friday evening. and Sat
ufu3-y afternoon hr VIII leave fnr 81.
Lou" whore he VIII 20 TO confer with "a
number of party lcadfrsi From ST. Louis
hn y Il 90 70 columbus ONO tn nL'eni
the National party State convention
Mr.. Iicnrsy Intends 10 take the. stump
during the campaign and VIII make
speeches In many parts Of the country.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-17
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

The shopmen of the Houston aISl Texas
Central were paid Off yesterday.
j. q. Icavell. commercial agent of the
San Antonio, was IN the city yesterday
j. ~ Wisncr travelling passenger agent
of the Scaboard AR Line is in the city
NJ T.. Smith, commercial agent OF the
Houston East and Nest Texas, went down
60 Galveston yesterday.
j. w. Tate. commercial agent of the
Cotton Belt, returned yesterday morning
from san Antonio and left last night for
Tyler
w. Berry. division Superintendent of the
san Antonio and Arkansas Pass. with
headquarters At Yolkum, was III the c'ty
yesterday.
Geuoral Manager w q. Van Week OF
the Southern Pacific. and his private sec
rotary, Charles IIucbncr. We're III New or
leans yesterday.
g. w. Rein. traffic manager. w.; \
Jones. general freSh, agent. and X. =.
Lovctt. attorney. an Of the southern IA
clio and Houston and Texas Central. re-
turned yesterday morning from Aistiii,
whera they attended a meeting OF the
railway COMMISSION.
Lcngview. Texas. ,i1ly li.-,Iudge +. J.
McCord today ulIoNhed Colonei Il. H.
Levy. ST. receiver o. the Texas Sabine
Valley and NorihW e:stern RAILWAY COM
Inny vice Leon II. Hart, Resigned. The
arnointment gives universal satisfaction.
Colonel Levy wle; Governor Ioega pm
vale score
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-17
NATIONAL. PARTY.
They VIII No, Withdraw In Favor OF
Democracy.

They VIII No, Withdraw in Favor OF
Democracy.
Alliance. Ohqo. July i6.--Thc h"adpunr-
tcrs for the United States Of the National
party are located In this CITY. Inquiry
develops the fact that there is no Ike
lihood OF National candidates being with
drawn an order to strengthen the dem
orralic free silver No kct. Prominent lead
crS OF the National party say while they
earnestly favor free. silver AS II step I'm
the right direction they do not regard N
as the ultimate solution of The money
quest IN. Their platform goes further
and declares that all money should lie
issued 10y the general government only.
IT further declares that All such money
,roull lsr full legal tender for all debts.
public and private. and should he based
upon the wealth. stability and integrity
of tho Nat ON. Thov alloec that the with
drawil of thftr ticket N favor Of the FREQ
silver democrats would moan II sacrifice
OF pilnDTle. not only On thu mJnpy qtr,s'-
ton, but also on; oqnnl suffrage, land and
tax reform. suppression cf tn" liquor
traffic. direct Legislation and several
other of their platform declarations. They
claim that q vigorous campaign viii he
pushed In behalf Of their candidates.
BENTLEY of Nebraska for president and
Snlihgate OF North Caiolina for vice pres
fderf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-17
TILE LA roRrE EXcrRsIoN.

Three coach loads of excurslon9s's went
to La Porte last night via the La Porte
road to enjoy moonlight outing on the
bay shore. Il concert on the water and
dance at the Sylvan hotel.
The run to La Porte was made before
dark, the excursionists arriving Mt the
sylvan IN time to take supper before go
ing out for "A sail OF the ccnmodious sa l.
ing vessel the Mary l.orsna. Many in
duleed IN "A plunge in the by;
The moonlight sail was the chief diver
sion of the trip AID was enlnNet b" about
l.n people. Mr. Grunewald had n piano
placed upon the deck Of the vessel and II
very enjoyable concert was given on lhe
water, embracing several popular seiee-
n ms by the Houston Qunrtete cub
Those present pronounced II one ~ ths
mos enjoyable advertisements CT the se'-
Iron the return of the sailing parry
dancing AT the hotel was indugsd IN I'm
III The train l.f, on its return 70 fipus-
trn. reaching the city about mdn'sht
Ihs was the second Of these moon Ent
excursions given this season by IN Ia
Porte road. upon both of which occhs olS
The Houston Quartette clnb mas con'rl'-
utea largely 20 their popularity
The street cars were held last n'sn'
for the return of IN" eNcurs'onlst4. ihucn
II. the convenience Of those living III NE
outslaf.ts and thus ave- ding me oN.S
inconvenience nitacheh TO the TIP.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-17

entire Omaha platform and become our
candidate a. Will as that OF the demo-
era tic party"
The National executive committee wh,ch
Will NEE, Saturday will start rolling ~
boom for a middle of the road" pvpu,.s,
to preside as temporary chairman OF the
day.
j. II. Davis. better known as Cyclone
DAVIS. OF sulphur springs. Texas. seems
Alter re hn s ' IS sena, .o mare pS Bnisr ~
North C,rS.,na. 1t = known DAVIS - OF
poScd to indorsrg Bryan aud Butler Is
ais" saii 10 be against II. The Texas
popnlist leader tonis declared tna' inc
democrats had barred the door 10 any ~
uorsement by the rorulst convention or
The candidate or platform.
They viii not meet us half way" he
said. ''Thc only compromise they oficr
Il. ter us To furnish ia me pn,ro,isin anu
give up our organization. while they fur
nish the candidate aud the platform, We
can no. indorse MIR. Bryan ana the demo
cratic platform ana go before the country
on the ISSUE thus made. On the other
alton from us and stand on our platform
wshout alternating at least half vi his
democratic Support III. SAFE nan@
plank IN the democratic platform viii be
opposed by us. Our platform will have
a plank opposing state banks and anol hor
concornins the regulation of railways. As
n matter of fact, neither popullst or demo-
cratic platform will ill the bill this year
What we want is man and platform de-
voted to one issue the money question,
The middle az the road people are
very much dsmayed by the attitude OF
the free silver republicans. who are prac-
t.caily a unit for kryar. Or. J. J. Mott
leader of the free silvcritcs. says the
populis,s have been couriug on them all
the time. but thcy vii! not support q third
ticket proposition In an interview nr,
Mot, had ins TO say.
"a want to soc an agreement reached
whereby the opponents of the single gold
standard may be marShallcd into that
solid phalnnx. l care not what may be
the differences as to o.hcr issues or their
theories as TO party ties. The main ques-
| ton, the supreme issue l.. whether we
nre to have free silver aud restcre pros
per,ty to tho country. or "hethcr tho
very manhood of he people of this coun-
| try Is ~ he cru~hed and stamped out by
nhc heel OF corporate greed aud pluto
cratic domination II seems to mo that
IN view of the unnnin,ity with which the
voters regardless of party. the bulk OF
the republican party hcin- excepted hnvc
Tor wears been demanding the restoration
O. silver and nov that the time has come
20 secure II ny n direct demand from the
electors. that they should gct together
and make good their professions of loyal
ty 10 thn cause"
pr. Mout tonight appointed NJ +. Doud
OF THIS city sergeant at arms ~ the sil-
Yer convention. Congressman Fran = u
Ncwands of Nevada WI probably be
temporary chairman. though his appoint
inent has not yet been announced
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-17
SPORTING NOTES.

Winners n, Aqueduct We're: Five-ciehths
Of a mile, Brighton. LOB; mile. SIR Fran
e.t-. l:is; six fircngs. Amecr, ll6 mile,
Scptour, i:ii; half NILE, Lad. %; mile,
Telegram, lii; half m.t-, Tallahassee
49,.
winners AT ST. Louis We're: Five-eighths
Of n mile. Eltzen's Sister 1..Wi.; NIL.
and one-fourth, Aunt Jane 2;ll: three
fcurths of "a mile, Dare !. lib three
fourths OF a mile. Bertha, l.22f4, mile
pevault. l'i3; seson-cigFths OF a mile
Harry Duke. l;s1a,
Winners at I.atoiila We're: Six furlongs,
Mate. i:2o9. seven fur.ongs. First Matt.
3S: Tobacco stakes. value sli4o one mile.
Sir Dike, i;iS'; live furlongs. one More
:07ia, six furongs. Ramona l:Z0.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-17
POLITICAL POINTS.

leffersonvlle, Ind. July ls.--Hon.
Robert Tracewell was rcnominated
,or consrass tn,s r SI" Ss,,4 oy '"' re-
North vcraon. Ind. July ic.-The
Democratic convention or the Fourth d.
tric, today nominated w. =. Holman en
the sixth ballet f'r congressman,
Fon du Lac. VS., July ls-Senator
democrats OF Wisconsin advising them 70
donounce the action of tho Chicago con.
veniion. and has submitted " TO Genera!
an address which he Will nlso submit u
the delegates to that convention
Fergus Falls. MINI. July 16. On tho
nnth congressional district nominated u.
w. I.omiren for congress over Congress-
man Boon and several other candidates.
The platform ipstructs Delegates TO 81
Jouis to seek to unity the reform ole
mcnts " such acton does not interteN
with populist principles.
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UNION SILVER PARTY.
Michigan Advocates Of the White Metal
in Convention

Michigan Advocates Of the White Metal
in Convention.
Lansing. Mich, July L. Some 200 free
riIver advocates from various parts Of thu
$ ate held an Independent free silver con-
vention here today. II was called to order
at n "A. IN. by ex-Congresstnan George II.
Richardson OF Grand Rnpda who an
nounced the purpose Of the gathering TO
be for the selection of delegates to the
81. Louis convention and 10 'ake the nee
essaIy reps for organization of the silver
party IN the state.
Many prominent populsis were among
the delegates. Colonel Bradford OF Ken
lucky addressed the convention.
There were 225 delegates rsesent at the
afternoon session. u, g. Watkins Of Bed
ing. ex-repubiican. wns made permanent
chairman and Congressman richard
son. democrat. secre'ary. The new State
party was orFan.zed and chrstencd the
union silver party. Thirty-four delegates
were elecied'to attend the National FIRE,
silver contention ~ Stio,ns ana INSTRUCT
ed to vote as unit TO the end that all
the silver forces OF the United States may
be united In the great battle for the
emancipation OF the people.
A grand Bryan and Sewall ratification
meeting was held IN front of the State
capitol this evening. II was participated
In by democrats and by those who attend
ed the convention.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-17

from Cleveland 10 confer wsth Governor
Mrktuley on matters pertaining to tho
campo iTn. Dinner WAS acrved at the Me-
kGnlry home and then the party retired
to the library and remained In cloSr con-
ference until 10 o'clock. Messrs. Clayton
and Payne Immediately drove TO the STA
tiou and took a tran for Chicago. Measrs
Osborne and Manloy leave for Cleveland
and tho East in the morning
While none of the details Of the confer
cncr are prIvcn ont. 4; ta understood that
M~ssrs. Quay 81 Pennsylvania. Manley Of
Arkan.,,s and General Osborne Of Boston
VIII havo charge OF the headquarters In
New York and yhat MesRra. Dawes OF
Illinois Payne OF Wisconsin. Durbln OF
Indiann and Leland OF Kansas Will do
Their work for III" campaign from the
Chicago headquarters Tho, campaign IL
to begin Just "a soon az ht,it'plSs can ~ ~
secured and prepared for the opening OF
hna dQuarters. Speakers VIII AT once 10
nut in the field and set TO work.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-17
IN THE RAILWAY WORLD.
New Rates Authorized by the Rail.
way Commission.
SANTA FE CUTS THE GRAIN RATE.
The Scaboard Air Limo Makes an At
traciive hid Tor Travsi-Notes
and PetsDnais.

Austin. Texas. July 16.-The railroad
commission has authorized the following
rates:
In approval OF application No. 80 OF the
International and Great Northern Rail-
road company, authority is-hereby gran ell
for the adoption OF half of tariff rate
between points on the International and
Great Northern railroad on all shipments
of freight other than I've stock that are
returned to consignors ut original point
of shipments. whole or IN part. proviued
that the rate SO made shall not be less
than one-half of class d. Effective July
70. 1896.
In approval Of Joint application. sub
mitted under No. liG of the Missouri.
Kansas aud Texas Railway company OF
T.xss. u tx hereby ordered that the fol-
lowing classification rulings, supplement-
AIRY to Western classification No. - shall
govern In the trarsrori ation of the ar
ticles named, by railroads between points
In Texas. subject TO he rules embraced
in exceptions to Western classification:
!. ART ficial plants. same n plants n. q.
5. tSee page ~. classification No. 22D
2. Combined steam engines and
dynamos light and easily breakahlc parts
removed and boxed. same as dynamos.
tSce page q. classification No %
3. Fumigator or purifier stoves. l.. c.
l.. iirst-class.
!. WASTE, in hogshends or barrels, same
as rags, in hogshcads or barrels (Sec
page rs, classification No. 22)
This order shall take effect July %,
1895.
In approval OF application No. IA of
the NJ. ssour, Kansas and Texas Railway
company of Texas. authority is hereby
Eransed for the adoption Il the rate 81
~ cents per lnD pounds for the transpor-
tation of melons. in carloads. minimum
weight 5000 pounds per car. from Scaly
and stations east to Houston. Effective
at once.
In approval of joint appscation of The
International and Great Northern rail-
road, Missouri. Kansas and Texas rail.
way Of Texas and the Rio C;rande. and
Eagle Pass Railway companies. submit
ted under No 81 of the International and
Great North Railroad colnpany, au-
thoriiy is hereby granted for the adoption
of the rate OF y cents per Ion pounds for
the transportation OF lumber in car
loads. from al miMs located on the Trin-
itv and Sabine branch IF the Missouri /;
Kansas and Texas railway of Texas and
the International and Great Northern
railroad to stations on the RIO Granite
and Eagle Pass railway. Effective July ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-17
REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.
VIII visit McKlnloy-An Advisory Com
mittce Agreed Ipou.

VIII Visit NIckinloy-An Advisory Com
mittce Agreed I'pou.
Cleveland Onto. July 1.-the National
republican executive comm. ,tcc this
morning appointed Ferry 8 Heath Of
Cincinnati press and literary agent The
most hnpor,an, decision reached by tho
COMMITTEES, however was to visit Mator
| Mckinley at Canton to lay before him
the plans that have been ou,l ned and
ask for his opinion.
Before the Adjournment Of the execn-
two committee the following were agreed
upon as members of the advisory commit
toe. General Russell a. Alger e Mtch-
igan, $. w. Alicrton of Illinois. II. clay
Idaho Senator Kehiicld Proctor of Yer
mont. ex-Governor Merriam OF Minnesota.
eS-Governor Long of Florida, Thomas
Ct Massachusetts.
II : reported that the committee while
nj Canton viii make every possible cfforf
| to induce Mr. MCKINLEY to make trip
| through the West or al least deliver some
| speeches N that section of the country.
Sons OF the Western committeeman are
| strongly in favor OF having the campaign
| opened IN Omaha or Lincoln Ncb
| Chairman Bahcock of the congressional
| campaign committee preceded the rcpuh-
~. spent much of the afternoon nt Ma
lor Mcinley's hsme. and lrf, this ely
| this evening ilo said to the Assoclntpu
| Press representative.
Yes. the republican idea has been u
| make the campaign one OF education
| That ~ the Idea now. too. but the com
miiice has peen at work. fer weeks on
| that plan and II ia already En- the Nod.
| and we were never better equipped -
! carry on cHmpagn. 1T IL cur wish t.
| extend all reasonable assistance IN AN
| educational campaign on the financial -
| well as he tariff questions from orr head
| quarters at Hotel Nornandie. WaslJ lis