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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01


llrfman ~lrIum"n~. ui Ration ~ at
tempting H. board the second section of
santa fr passenger W, / At NtatkNlllr
Yesterday atlrrn"u about o'cluck WAS
unfortunately seriously injured From
Information obtained II appear that hr
rudra,orrd Ia swing ou tu the tram white
II Ma IN motion aud missed hl- calcutta
tins aui Wa prrClptalrd tu the plat
form tut not sufficiently far enough from
the tram {" prevent M ught foot hrlug
run oNrr b, the rear Pullman, the wheels
passing over the tall 81 the t,-t, crush
ing II hailN, The station agent put him
on u freight AMI sent him IT, thi, rity ,ac-
coluImurl 10y pr Williams, 81 ~tatkNlllr,
lie wa~ immediately taken Ia the Sis
t"r'- hospital, wmrr,. llr- E-prI AMI VII
llAm- rendered hIu urcr,~ary profession.
al attention Trinidad Chronicle
lIruTlt'- m cure may hr discussed at
length hN VlN. lclhii~. hul the ~ulirrrI-
want quick trllri ani one Minute Cough
cure viii give u L. lhrul \ safe clIrr
Tor rhilifrn, II l. the ulh harmless
remedy that prniurr- luunriIatr results, 90
v. Walton,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01

Last ~urlurf one ul cur gTnnIchIl,f.
VA. sch with u -rNrrr bowel truu,
cur l"rt"r'- rrnndir- hal failed, then i.
tried hdul"'llalu' Collie. Ihnlrh a.
l'lafrl~a Ermrdl, which gaNr W
sp"rd, rrll,i. We regard II ~ the l.
in"ilrlnr ever Iui un a." market 4
bowel complaint. Mrs, +, g. hrre',
fr"irrlck ,t"wu. Me- ms certainly
ia" best m",nrln" ever put on the mark
lot ~ ~"lit"fA, -ulllnrt complaint, cul
ana cholera luiantum IN children
never lAll~ I" CIV" pr"iult trll,l VII!
used ~ reasonable time and the pa,
painted directions are followed Ma
m"th"r- mN" Expressed their -inc-r
gtaillud" tor Tia" cures II has rll-ci-.
t"r sale N ", y Maxwell llrue GO.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01

Ilw following computations have Oh.
Articles With the territorial secretary
The Ration Milling y Mining Cumla.
lurotlmraturS, Leopold klldlr. ! hu-
Nulh"rn ". j. fugttr. Jas. II Nak.
IT,, H. +. llrul~. has. r Rru-lrrg. e. A.
~ Buru-. T. i Raymond. i. T.. Nrb
~uu. ~. ~umurll VI. Il Williams. t..
Mlrharl-, l.. r. Williams. r. r.. Ra,mjl
AMI Fred NariruNurg objects, mn!.
lot gold, ,llN"I ami uthI ,aluahl" mh.
rI- capital stock, :lu",u, life. D.
Yeats, dirrrtuf-, sam" ~ lururprratf
principal place ul hu~lur--. Ration,
Ia" llhrtal Mining \ Milling Ca
plnN lnrOrHint"r-. Henry E. RraiI.
tWl r.. Mhltrd, ol Red l,l>rr. Ihhflr.
MURRAY. ui Massachusetts, object OF.
atlng ulrrr- AMI reducing ORES, raW,
stock, :N"u'n, llGr. liltN years. directs
sam" ~ lnrurpotatnr~, principal pac,
lu~lnr~~, Rcd lilN"f, laos county y
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01

ll"u'ishtug luutiug VIII
\ la. N,gau nov ~ ulh N,Nir", -,ud-
tHr "Tr lrom ~ I,-" the following
li'm OF interest rour"rnng the Rio
oriul" Nnllr,.
In prI"r L. I'upu~trlt"thr productive
ur>r AMI possibilities ul this Iu,sl"ru
F-Nri Whose t. .IIrc"- ruulI maintain
tll riuprr I wish tn mnkr an r.Iacial
mention 'l ~" llltl" -rttlcmrut nf Erlru.
,"lu" ihltiN mllr- below klhuurrrlur
ll"t" j'lu irrkrr. an industrious url-
chant an OWNER ui IA" lirlru ROLLER mill
hr lu-l completed the unprecedented
record "l grinding during the twelve
months ending with lulN. lN,"i ilrrt9bI
pounds II WHEAT into Hour. ur l,H
pounds Tor every dtN IA the year; an rN-
Wuplr considering the -maIl territory
tributary lu tins plant. we'll worth, 81
reelection, II followed Throughout \rw
Mexico II WuulI ~,",l rNolulIunl2r con
Ilu"u~ of imI"Ilatlou-, iud cause Iulu
lt'n AMI California To- l." ashamed IL
thrW-rlNr~
When Mr l'rCk,r CunrrINrd the IIrH
N't'~ aga, 81 "r"rlIuI a llpurlug mIll at
hrl"li thtl r"rll"il VA IN the same pTIiII.
NV" condition ~ 'hr test If New Men Iru
\l"llu"hi- hid l""u mat" ~ the ddnp
ilnl of proper ,rrNIug, etc. aud then the
Ilrlurr- had lu hr educated. Ihl.. Mr..
Rocker t"allI'i from the start, wound
lNh" N"ii~ "l I"f~rN"TiiIr" aud rlur,' AT
| i"nll"r, hni H." knew. also. that ,urrrss
meant PROSPERITY h. H. surroundings. h\
which lr would pr"lit, a, Well a, the
firlu"t~ whn hid I" ,lrInni upon hi gen.
rtu~llN while these rNITI IIII"III~ Nrtr h,,.
lnr ~ Ih", hui wrll'l"-,fNri -urr,~, ha-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01

felt want i tlrgniWiug AT the -ton
aLh Aitrr Nuu have eaten "a iull meal amt
can eat any more, and Vet lh"r" l. that
feeling ~ though NoI hnG eaten nothing.
" hat l. wanted then l. du-r 81 sun.
mons Liver Regulator, the best ~ -Irp-lh
cure. for that l. what the gllawiug means.
summons Liver Regulated l. al that l.
rrcurnulrudrd lor Indigestion \ a.
lNrhr. London ~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01

"itN" tfrd "llrt-. hut lk' NNrr T.
best + the statement ualr over aHh
o,rt again h lh,-, Whr t,.tlN tu llr
hrrnUt i"rNri from thu 49," eff krt'~
Naf~upaulli DI-"a-, u"N'I llI grrhl
- rrrIul than tins powerful hln,,i luu
lirr |, makes thr WEAK STONY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-01

tttf,Il u. thLIlr~ i huuih. OhNr-
Wu"d. cat. saw Il laN" used wet e
pals ~ nv liullN i"r -'N,Ih wears, and
hhN" ALWAYS l"ulh them most rll,Ttuhl
~ thr rrllri ri ailments Arising from "A
dl-"r,lrrrd stomach turulp lnrr. hli r"u.
Situated IDNrl,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-12-10
Toy Dept.
Specials.

Besides a very large stock of the
more staple sorts of Toys, we are
showing all the dainty, pretty novel
Toys one sees only in French and
German bazaars in Europe-our
own direct importations-many Of
which cannot be duplicated any
where. For tomorrow the following
special values at prices very much
below the usual:
Pinch Kid-body Dolls. flowing hair, shoes and
stot kings. Value, 25c. Each. .1Sc.
16-inch Kid body Dolls, flowing hair shoes and
stockings, bisque head exposed teeth. Value, SOC.
19inch Kid body Dolls, flowing curly hair, NOV
ing eyes, shoes and stockings. Value, 81 90.
:, Piano Wagons Roller Chimes. Value, 25c.
Brass Furniture in boxes Value, CSC Set LOG.
Sail Boats. Value, Soc Each. .......... roc.
Antique Oak-fnshed Beds Value. $1.O0. Ea soc.
Steel Wagons-Coal Wagons, Milk Wagons and
Truck Wagons. Value, 95c Each. ....... .5oc.
Painting Teachers. Value. Zoe; Each. 25c.
Boys Whe ,I; Value 25c Each :1sc
Childrens Writing Desks. Value 500. Ea SO 50
Misses Writing Desks. Value, $500. Ea. so. 95
Boys Steel Runner Seighs. Value, 81. co. Ea Zoe.
Dressed Dolls of every description Dolls dressed
to order at short notice.
Sd floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-12-10
Fur Neck Pieces
and Sets.

Children's White Angora Mufi
and Collar.
SH.2S, SI.4S and Sl.zs.
Children's Fancy Fur Sets. il
white and colored.
csc.
Children's Fancy Fur NIuffs.
SOC, 40c. and 75c.
Ladies Electric Seal Muffs. SAITH
lined and well made.
SE.25
Ladies Fur Neck Scarfs. with
patent heads, in all kinds of skins.
59c., 75c.. Soc, SIPS, ST.. IS,
S2.9S, $3.50.
Ladies Fancy Fur Neck Scarfs,
in white thibet and krimmer.
S2.@S and 81. eS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-12-10
New s O'clock
Tea Kettles.

Never before has so little money
bought such nice S O'clock Tea Ket-
ties and Stands as we are now offer
ing. Special attention is called to
the style and finish of the new ones.
Brass Kettles on brass stand with brass finished
asbestos lamp-complete. ...............$12 Is
Copper Kettles, with copper stand, and copper
hnshed asbestos 1amp.cOmpiete. ............S1 %
Brass Kettles antique fat shape, with brass
STAND and brass-fnished asbestos lamp-ccm-
pete So 90
Brass Kettles. black wrought iron stand, with
brass finished asbestos lamp-complete. 1905. 50 90
Brass Kettles, on brass fitting stand with brass
finished asbestos lamp-complete. 80 %
other qualities and styles up to $500 each.
9Th floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-12-10
Boys Refers
AS Xmas Gifts.
Nothing More Appropriate.

We are showing all the latest
style Refers, with sailor collar, storm
collar and velvet collar; braided OF
plain; wool or cheviot lined-the best
values of Our experience-and call
attention to our magnificent Ulster
Collar Refer, cut extra long, and
guaranteed all wool and fast color, at
$500 EACH
Boys Atwood Cheviot Pants,
fancy Scotch mixtures and navy blue.
Sizes 4 to 16 years. Splendid value
at
z5C. PER PAIR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-12-10
APIECE Outfits
For | Little Children.

Dainty and appropriate Xmas
gifts, consisting of Atwood Cream
Cashmere Long Coat, with embroid-
cred cape, or pointed collar, trim
med with deep rufle-embroidered
silk cap-pair of soft wool mittens-
complete ............... 50
I'd floor
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IsOOO

ASSORTED TIES, IN LIGHT AND DARK col
oRS; TEcks. G1,BS FoIR INLAND AND
BAND BOWS. REDUCED FROM 25c.
To ISc.
WELL. AS PLAIDS AND STRIPES: PLAIN AND
HENS ETCHED ENDS. WORTH &c.
Reduced to l2Tc1
ca AII-CIIENIIIE TABLE COVERS IN AS
SERTED BRIGHT PATTERNS. DEEP FRINGE.
Special price, zec.
800 1914 WHITE AND GRAY SINGLE BLANKETS
Special price, I9c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-12-10
Handkerchief.

Our stock is large and varied, va
riety and assortment so great and
the prices so extremely low that we
feel sure that it will be to Your dis
advantage to buy them elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-12-10
Remnants.

We've made no particular mention
of Remnants today, but they will
hold their regular Friday reception
on the sd floor. Same values and
prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-12-10
Millinery
Department.

We have prepared from latest
Paris models choice assortment Of
Hair Ornaments and Dress Garni-
lures in Flower, Feather, Aigrette
and Jewe1ed effects for theater and
general evening wear.
Tomorrow friday special lot of
Velvet Roses, with Foliage,
In pink, heliotrope, red, magenta
green-a very special value-at
15c. PER BUNCH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-12-10
When the

Cold does take hold there will be re.
grets, vain regrets, of those that did
not take the advantage OF our sell
ing Jackets and Wraps at such a
sacrifice. Tic chance is still YOURS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-12-10

CHANGEABI.E SILK
WAISTS, WITH DETACH-
ABLE COLLARS. IN A
VARIETY OF PRETTY
STYLES. VALUE, 1895.
LADIES' CURLY BoU-
Gle CAFES. % IN. LONG,
THIBEr TRIMMED. ALL
SILK LINED. vALrE.
$S.W
ELEGANT SILK SEAL
PLUSH CAFES. HAND
SoMELY JET TRIMMED.
THIEF COLLAR AND
EDGING, ALL SILK
LINED. VALUE. $1,000.
LADIES' BLACK CHEW
lot JACKETS. NEW
SHIELD FRONT, LARGE
SLEEVES. ALL SATIN
RHADAME LINED. EI-E-
CANT QUALITY VALUE,
Sl2.Vo .-...........
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Woodward :. LQthr0p,
10th, nth and Sts N. w.
10th, 18th and F SITS. N. w.
Hints for Gift GiVers

May be found everywhere establishment Only limited number
be card Each age each
condition life looked
appointed filled with useful substantial gift things
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-12-10
A Little
Of everything, and lots for

LII y U VS
vi everything, and lots for
everybody.
one OF THE REST FINDS OF THE SEks,S
NIKE THOSE ColoRED SIl.k NEINEIS ~
- E.h SHADE MADE. ACTUALLY WORTH
Selling at 7sc.
Don't miss this bargain.
WHITE GROUND GRO DE Ln\pRE. WITS
HAaR;,W HlGH-CoIoRED SATIN STRIPES
.i;ASSED AMONG THE REST or niPovTFJl
Sii-h A BARGAIN AT 81
Selling at soc.
Don't miss this bargain.
THOSE bot BIE-wARP pIN-STIrrE TWO
roNE CHANGEABi.E TAFFETAS hANE NapH
- MANY NEW FRIENDS IN Our SIIK nF.
fAhIMENT. WORTH AN EVEN si.oo.
Selling at soc.
Don't miss this bargain.
WE ARE SELLING; A GREAT MANY YARDS or
~ Ii rs FINE EMBOSSED SILK rFI.vETS AM
ILISHES FOR WRAPS AND GOWNS rP
.otRSE THE SrECiAL LOW PRItE Is RF
StnNSlBlE FOR THAT. IF THEY WERE THE
sEkf Latest FAD THEY WOULD COST You
Selling at CSC.
Don't miss this bargain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-12-10
New Holiday China

We call especial attention to the
varied assortment of China articles
suitable for holiday gifts, to be found
on our special $I.oo table, and name
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-12-10
$3.@8
$500
$5.@8
$8.o5
EiderdOWn
sA=imch

Colored Cloths, finished like Z
genuine broadcloth, in all colors.
Special price, 40c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-12-10
FOR wAKEFULxEss
Use Horrssra's Aosa PAesphate.

Dr. A. D. MCDONALD, wflmiagteh. n. c., says:
Il dn4 eikh 1r0ps taken In water, eu1nG to
bed. WIN rest the brain an caase quiet sleep %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-12-10
The Busy Corner.
9th and Market Space.
S. Kanrl, Sons
q Co.
H]AW|EM'

You been told many a time that il
YOU would go TO the end of the rain
bow you'd find bag of money? lie,
us tell YOU something surer than that
II you follow the iridescent refec
ton OF our bargains you'll not have
to travel such endless distance. Come
to us and YOU will be sure of one
thing, and that is YOU will save SC
much on whatever you buy that in
the end you have gained so much
money on your purchases, which is
equal to finding it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-12-10
fit
Rockers.

The popularity of Rockers as
presents is not surprising. What
could YOU give woman she
would appreciate more than some
thing for the house?
Rockers in immense variety
here-2Oo samples in the Rocker
Department alone.
Think OF the choice-the range
OF prices:
Worth For
Ladies Reed Rocker; shcllac ,
Ladies' Oak Rocker. uphoI-
stored In tapestry. .......... 30 CD
Ladlss' thk Rocker. with arms;
cobbirr sat Acknowledgement. 500 8 so
Large Reed Rocker. sheilac
Large Fan Roll Reed Arm
'nalr 10 81
Ladies Oak RoS ker, with arms;
saddle seat 90
ladies' Mahogany finish Rocker
with arms: col'bler seat. @ 90 15
Large Solid Oak Rocker. with
arms: tapestry seat ......... 80 %
Large Arm Oak Rocker; sad
1a a,s i ne4d - as;1s;:::: 99%% 20 %
ladies' Arm Rocker. oak and
mahogany finish: saddle seat. 90 %
Large Arm l;ocker; sold oak:
damask seat. ...........-..: 900 e25
large Arm Rocker, assorted
toruurny Observation-Disclosures. 10 w %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-12-10
Minister De Lome's Advfce..

The following dispatch In detail confirma-
tory of his previous advices was received
last night by Minister De LONE from the
Spa nish minister of foreign affairs:
1.-The insurgent leader. Antonio Maceo,
realizing the impossibility OF remaining in
PiEar del Rio province, and being con-
stantly pursued By Spanish columns,
crossed the trocha on the 4th instant. He
was at the head of over 1900 men, whom
he had recruited from the local bands of
the western part of the province of Ha-
Nana, when he was overtaken by Major
Cirujeda's column, $50 men strong. Ma
coos forces were routed, the leader being
killed in the engagement. and Maxine Co.
mez's son committing suicide, after being
wounded. The eorpses have been identi-
fled, and their clothing, arms and docu-
ments found IN their possession were taken
by the Spaniards. The remainder of the
band have dispersed in consequence Of this
brilliant victory of our troops"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-12-10

Xmas Cards, Booklets and Calcndars-frst floor.
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State Department uniformed.

The State Department is still without d.
rect official news of the reported killing of
Maceo and young Gomez in Cuba. Senior
De LONE. the Spanish minister, called at
the department today. as is his custom on
Thursdays, and communicated to Sccre-
tary Olney the cablegrams he has SO far
received bearing on the event. He had
nothing of later date than the cablegram
Of yesterday from the Spanish foreign
office confirming the first report Of Maceo's
death, which has already been given to
the press, and he now expects nothing fur
Their until the mails come to hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-12-10

SPEC1AL-From now until Christmas we will be
open 10 accommodate all until o'clock each even
iLg-No later.
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Don't miss this bargain.
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Sd floor.
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ind Q place In every
for Indigestion. Mann
Siegert 4 Sens. An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-08
WESTERN RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

Chicago. Aug. The Western Passenger Asso-
citation has authorized excursion rates for all polit-
ical rallies during the Presidential campaign Tho
provision makes the tariff one fare and one-third
when the rate is three cents mile. and one fare
and one-hfth where the local rate one way is over
three cents within distance Of fifty miles from
the place where the attraction Is held
rate of Us cents bushel on ex-lake corn -
authorized by the Board Of Managers OF the Joint
Traffic Association carloads east OF Lake Erie
ports to Boston and NewEngland points
There is little prospect Of the st. Louis and san
Francisco road recalling its notice Of withdrawal
from the Western Passenger Association The at
tempt to induce the Missouri Kansas and Texas;
Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis and tho
Kansas City Pittsburg and the Gould roads to join
the association has proved failure. Word was re-
ceived from the Pttsburg and Gulf and the Fort
Scott roads that they would join only on CONDITION
that the Missouri Kansas and Texas would con-
sent TO become a member. The latter, however
appears TO be dsincned to join the association
and If II persists in that position the association
will have 10 worry along without the cooperation
of any Of the roads named.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-08
MAY ADVANCE OVERLAND RATES,

Chicago Aug. 7-Trafic officials OF the Southern
Pacific Company at San Francisco received woro
Yesterday that in all probability the proposed reor-
ganized Transcontinenta Association would be able
TO come out into the open before long and advance
overland freight rates some p or 80 per cent be-
tween California and all Eastern points, includlng
New-York and other Atlantic Coast cities The
rates have been prepared. The delay in putting
them into effect been due to the fact 1t Is said
that Mr. Stubs suspected that the Interstate COM
missioners might interfere by declaring the Assoc-
alton to be organized contrary the anti-pooling
clause Of the Interstate law.
In addition to all Of the railroads between the
Missouri River and the Pacific Coast, the proposed
Transcontinental Association has taken into' camp
the Panama Railroad and the Paclnc NAH. An
agreement has been made to pay the TWO corpora,
tons named Joint sum Of $500 a month, provided
they refrain from cutting under the rates hXeu
by the association. The Pacific Mail is TO receive
As per cent of the $1,000, and the Panama road %
ner cent The money is to be pal! under the pre-
p@nce Of purchasing so much space in each Pacific
Mail vessel leaving that port as the only way IN
which the overland lines and the Pacihc Mall can
fight clipper competition 10y way OF cape Horh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-08

Baltimore Aug. Tho champions had batting
matinee to-day, and won the third game OF the
series from New-York by the score OF 10 10 l. DON
nelly's msplay In the sixth was all that saved 'ho
visitors from a shutout. After a maghlhceh' s'op
off Van Haltrens bat. he threw wide OF mrs. o'so
md allowed the runner to reach third. He scored
a moment later on Joyce's nfeld out Both teams
played a fast fielding game, the two errors Oh INC
visitors not figuring in the run column OF their OPP
ponents.
Meekin gagged for fifteen hits Tor a tota' VI
twenty bases before Captain Gleason sent dettis
20 tho hoy The latter however could not stop the
fusllado and four hits for six bases were maoo III
the seventh inning. which. with two passes u
first and two hit batsmen. nctted the champions
seven runs Hemming kept the seven hits OF 'i'
visitors well scattered through the nine in'ies
The hot weather kept the attendance GOWN - ''''
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FREE SILVER AND MISSIONS.
DR.. BUCKLEY SAYS THE EFFECT WOULD BE DIS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT CTIAUTAUQUA

DR. BUCKLEY SAYS THE EFFECT WOULD BE DIS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT C1IAUTAUQUA
Chautauqua ~ y. Aug. DIR. James NJ Buck
lev finished his of lectures and left Chau-
tauoua for his home in New-York to-day Among
questions answered by him from the question
drawer was one concerning the effect upon mis-
sionary work should free silver prevail. DIT Buck
lev replied that It would have most serious ef-
feet; the amount OF money annually given to mis-
sions would be greatly reduced. and many mis-
sionaries recalled who could not be supported
The closing exercises OF the New-fork State
Summer Institute were held to-day. For the last
three weeks 256 teachers Of the State have been In
attendance upon the Institute, made possible by
State appropriation. A resolution was passed ex-
tending thanks to Governor Morton and the Legis-
lature. l.. II. Stout, of Geneva. y. Y, one or tho
five conductors of State institutes, said that these
summer Institutes experiment when had
proven satisfactory and there would be no further
difficulty I'm prevailing upon the Legislature TO APP
propriate money.
The Rev DR.. Charles F. Aked, Of Liverpool, Eng
land arrived to-day, and will lecture tomorrow on
political Problems and Progress in Great Britain,
and on Tuesday on 1.-THE Call OF the Twentieth
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THE RECORDS.
CLEVELAND. 3: PITTsBUR9, s.

Cleveland Aug. 7.-Ely's phenomenal one-hHhoeu
catch Of Cuppys fly In deep left neid roooeo c''Vo
land Of a victory and saved the day for Pittsours.
1,ho gorne was exciting from start to finish. eLd
both teams were on their mettle Cleveland lea AT
the bat. but was unable to bunch hits while loose
fielding at critical stages proved disastrous. both
Killen and Cuppy pitched heady game, md dis
played rare Judgment several times with two men
on the bases and none out Stenzels &rriiic htlihg
ia sensational catches by McAeer AMI McAlllster
we're tho features The game was called On account
~ darkness Attendance. 800 Score:
Cleveland ..........o "a
Northumberland 0; Pittsburg 10. Error.GCeve.
,anI r. Pittsburg g. Batteres-Cuppy and Zimmef;
Kien and Merritt Umpre-Emsle