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a.: Jaaaary closoa at ,t50; May

455: january closed ut $3.50; May
81 5eis O. soai7s.
Short clOar sides 4hG4hc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. flnlahed goods.
per gallon. 81 %.
ON the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was steady; dniries l20
zoe: creamcries lsG2Sihc.
Cheese-QuIet at shd9zc.
Eggs-SteRdy: fresh 16Gl7c.
NEW YoRR-Flonr, receipts 2l,400
barrels: exports 81, 400 barrels; market
weak and buyers looking for concess-
Ions. considerable business under nego-
tiation awaiting mills acceptance.
Wheat, exports 1890 bushels; spot
market caster: No. red 6f4SSssr; NO:
/ hard 69Ilc; options opened lower and
closed weak Of 3G5Hc net loss; No. red
January closed at &c; May 66 7-l69
81 l-lCc and closed ut 66lic. Corn, re-
ce4pts $500 bushels; exports 1880 bush
els: spot market steady: No. 2, Nhc;
options weak and closed 1T S9Sc low
er: january 3t7k635 and closed Ct
Jlxc; May 34isQ35 1915 and closed at
5IHc. Oats, receipts 15G.S00 bushels;
exports 600 bushels;spot market quiet;
No. 2, exc: options devoid OF feature
md closed unchanged to NC lower an
unry closed at 23kc; May closed at
2i&c. Hay dull. Hops weak. Hides
nominal. Leather steady. Beef hrm'
Cutmeats steady. Lard weak western
steam closed at IS 20 asked: January
IS C5 nominal; May IS IS nominal. Pork
dull Tallow steady. Cottonseed oil
nominal Rosln quiet. Turpentine firm.
Rice Arm, Afolasses firmly held Cof-
fee. options opened quiet, with prices
unchanged TO points lower and closed
Mt unchanged 20 points net decline:
sales 5000 bags. Sugar, raw dull; re-
fined quiet.
BALTIMoRE-Flour dull; western
super 50 3512 30; winter wheat patents
81 6Oa3 %; spring 50 toGS %; receipts
e,S52 barrels; shipments 5l,5sO barrels.
Wheat easy: spot and month 66AG6Ic;
May 6Sh IGsMc; receipts 200 bushels;
southern wheat on grade Gth9eIlac.
Corn weak; spot, month and February
32xG33c; May 2sA 62Sizc: steamer
mixed 3ltgac: receipts 1875 bushels;
shipments li5,7l4 bushels; southern
white corn 321sG23Izc. Oats firm; No.
white western 2fey34Izc; receipts 2'5SS
bushels. Rye steady; No. z western
4Oc; receipts 1859 bushels. Hay hrm;
choice timothy SIG asked. Butter steaoy;
fancy creamery 25d26c, Eggs steady;
ITeAu slCg Cpli bAgAhbG AAHAoN"
firm; fancy New York large 1Gilhc.
cINcrNNATI-Flour flrm. Wheat
easier; No. red SIX G6sc; receipts 5000
bushels; shipments 5000 bushels. Corn
fairly active: No. mixed sc. Oats
duh; No, : mixed soisc. Rye dull; No. 2
s9c- Lard dull at IS IS. Bulkmeats
steady at 81 as. Bacon dull at $ %.
Whisky quiet; sales $50 barrels at 81 Y.
Butter steady. Sugar firm. Eggs bare
ly steady 1T l5c. Cheese quiet.
ToLEDo-wheat lower and weak;
No. 2 cash and January 66Ac;May bsltc
Corn dull and easier; No, mixed &c:
May 29Hc. Oats easier: No. mixed
l9nc: May 20ifc: No. white 205c. Rye
dull and steady; No. 2 cash Ssl1c. Clo-
verseec dull and lower: prime cash
- 221s; March - s7N.
Observation-Disclosures steady:
fancy western creamery &c. Eggs dull
and &c lower: fresh nearby 1Sc; west
ern 176lSc. Cheese unchanged.
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READ DOWN THE LINES

D no, ncslec, a cold;
U ulea checked IT may be danGeOnl
r or this reason. tako NO risks
r light yOur cold until 1t is cured.
Y GU need to stIrup the torpid blood,
S crit moving, quicken Its circulation.
p ure Whiitsy Is the thing to take.
U uder Ia stimulating influence.
n SsctiOn begins you feel better.
E nsrsJ rs!arnO, the cold dlsappearh
M edIcal msn give this advice.
A nd they tell Us shat indigestion.
| ons continued stomach troubles,
T AXE risht II treated in this way.
w hen yOu feel the need OF stlmulant
II astSu to your grocer or druggist
{ insist on having Duty. pure malt whisky,
S &c that you get no other
X sep In mind: 'DuGy's IS the only
E ntlrely pure, medicinal ,anulant"
Y on eau take nothing beHorl
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NEW YoRK-In consequence OF the
increased number Of buyers on the mar
ket considerable Improvement was re-
marked In the inquiry and volume Of
business that succeeded. and the mar
ket reflects u change for the better In
very many respects. Bleached cottons
did better than for some weeks, and
brown eottoBs did fairly well In sales
and more decided attention was given
TO colored goods. Printing cloths dull
and nominal at cents.
FALL RIvER-Prlnt cloths very dull
nj &c
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MANY merchants are well aware
that their CUSTOMERS are their best
friends and take pleasure In supplying
them with the best goods eetesnebls.
As an instance we mention Ferry q
Cameron, prominent druBgsts OF
Flushing. Michigan. They say Me
have no hesitation in recommending
Chnmberialns Cough Remedy TO our
cuEtomers, ns II In the best cough medI-
cIn0 we have ever sold, and always
gives satisfaction" For sale at 70 and
70 cents per bottle.
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The best saIve In the world for cuts,
bruises. Eores, ulcers, salt rbeum, fever
sores, totter, chapped hands. chilhlains.
corns, and all skin erupdons. and POSI-
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
II f. guaranteed TO give perfect satis.
faction or money refunded. Price 20
cents per box, For sale by Logan Drug
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Wool.
NEW YoRK-wool outlet.

PILES of people have piles, but Dc
Wits witch Hazel Salvc win euro
them. When promptly applied Il cures
scalds and burns without the slightest
pain. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, w.
VA, d. F. Peabody. Benwood. and
Bawie 6 Co. bridgeport, Q. 9
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symptoms-MoiEturc; intense Itohin.
and stInglng; most ut night: worse by
scratching. II allowed TO continue tu-
ntd, becoming very sore. SWAYNE'S
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing, hoaiS liberation, and In most cases
removes the tumorS. Al druggists or by
PHILADELPHIA
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GLOW 20 Curr All skin Diseases. y

simply apply swAYNE's OINTMENT.
Tor, oczemn, itch. all eruptionB on tho
incc, hands. nose, etc, leaving the skin
clear, white and healthy. It's great heal.
Ing and curative powerB are Possessed BY
no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
swAYNE's OINTMENT. tthS&w
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.roleum closet
Metals.

NEW YORK-PiE iron weak; SOUTH
ern &l2 OOIl5 Is: northern Sl2 O08l3 80,
Copper weak: brokers' $40 90; exchange
50 S0d9 30. Lead easy; brokers' 81 90;
exchange 50 0oI5 02is. TIN easy;
straits $l3 1903 20: plates quiet. Spelter
firm: dnrneatlc 81 % nominal.
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OIL CITY-credIt balances (Pennsyl-
vanIa olO opened and closed at 81 60
No bids offered for certificate oil; ship
ments ~. 293 barrels; runs l6s,32o bar
rels.
NEW YORK - Petroleum closed
strong at 81 49.
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RAILROADS.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co

Time table In effect December ls, 1895.
EOTICE-Pie0Se take notice that trains
OF the Ohio River r. R. win run by East
ern Standard Time on and after Septem-
.Daiily. daily except Sunday. Eastern
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~ Pennsylvania s.aslons.
[YYRRRsVlVaRIa lI12s..
4 Trains Run oy Contral Tire.

nrxEF oFFlcEs At pJsMETLvLNfA STATION OF
WAr8R ST, Poor OF ELEyESTH NJ, WuEELfHa,
AT NctuhE HouHE, WHnGLTsd, ARn At TIE
PERuTLyASIA STATION. PEIDoEPoRr.
SOUTHWEST gTArEN--"PAN HINbLH RoIrrE.s
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LIVERY DESCRIPTION OF

~ Book, Job, Newspaper and Pos
ter Printing done a. Reasonable Rates at tho
lNrELiIdEScER Jon PAINTING oYFiCE Modern
and Rapid frosaoA New Type and DeSIgaI
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i, vr,-r rzryr AVE nam -rrATY1y-

naa vrs-s EzzvI Az. s7An' TzTATxSsS
n la nnder positive written guarantee, BY
--fbor,,sd asarts oElJ. % cure Weak Memory
49, n Brain md Nerve Power: Lost Manhood;
01ickrsss: Night Losses; Evil DrsamG LAck Of
-. n Power Of de Gensratiye OryAne In either
-. cnased 81 oyef-eIertiou, Youthful Errors. OF
r--rs-iye Uss Of Tobacco. Opiura or Liquor.
rk7ch leads % nise7: C9nsumpti9n: tHsaai
-, -r.,Tntee 70 euro or refund money.
f;-s,,Ie nackage, containing i've daJs, tfeatment
~ All insfruefinns, Is cents. One safppe
ny sold TO each person BY mail.
EcLain's New Pharmacy. Sole Agents.
EI1yenth and Market streets kESerter
8iorkl, Wheeling. Vi. We. lees-aAE
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STRANGE STORY
OF Political Intrigue Among For.
elgners in Korea.
NOW CLAIMED THE QUEEN LIVES

she Escaped Death and wltn..,d the
Turning OF the Bodies of Her Ladis. In
waiting-A Conspiracy TO Restore Her.
Russian omelal. Knew She wa. Alive
bat Permitted the strangiins orThr,s
aIsn Charged wl,n Her srurtsr.
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TheCIsqsland, Loraln & Wheeling R. R.
GOING SOUTH

r.uae Table IL eGect Monday, ESveneef2s, isaA
Cleveland Depot Foot Of South Water Street
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WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DrvrsfON

For Pittsburgh. SIS and 7:Io 8 N. and 81 p.
m. daily; aud 1:;l5 .. M. daily. except Sunday
FOR Pittsburgh and the east, 4'o5 .. m. AID Ss
p ~, daily.
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Commercial Law,
Business Correspondence,
Penmanship,
Business Ethics, etc.,

as well as everything that Is short and
practical In Bookkeeping and Arithmetic.
These subjects are tRught exactly rs prac:
uced In our best and most Huccessful
Hundreds OF liz students each year ex-
emDlIfy the methods taught In this school
IN business houses In this and other cities
In good positions secured by the manage
ment OF the school and through Its repu-
tation for thorough practical work.
dents the latest and best practical work
that can be obtained from the counting
room. Its teachers know what business
Is and how to teach II.
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tphlr except SUNDAY.
sunday rhur,h tralnS will le4Ts Elm Grovew
eIyA IN and wheeling at iEli p M
II. X WEiS6ERhGR ten MANAGER.
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From Pittsburgh, 1910 = m. and 7;oop; m.
daily. I:S0p m, daily except Saturday: !Ss ~
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
onand aitor Saturday, February / 1S1A E1ainl
will run u follows city time
IE1TE WHEEIiS0 LEAVE Nm GROVE
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Wheellnd BrIdae Z Terminal RY.

n. M, Sunday. November 10, 1895
Leave whccllng-tS'OO. 1886 IiI:tO Il. m,
t2:2O, '1:l6, 1850. $500 y. nj.
Leave Peninsula--fsO6. f9:5l, iii;t6, O.
M, t2:26, sSs2i, tt?56 tg:o6 p, m.
Leave Martlns Farry.-tSis. 1851, sli:d
a. m, t2:Sg, '3:Z7. tl:i2, Ss:l9 p. m,
Arrive Terminal Junction-tSi7. tt003
III :S q. M, t2:SS, .3:J3, N:I6. Se:iS p. m.
Leave Terminal Junction-i1:2., 1900 q.
nj, M e vi, sj 1870 wv sii az a
sls.l6, H:05, TAO, t6,l0, tS:62 y. m,
Leave Peninsula-f7;si, i9di. a M. 'i2:s.
I;ll. AIi, tS.tS, fS:ss y. m,
Arrive whcellnE-tI:t0 Ig:eo a m,
sis:5f. tSlT, tl:2b, fS:1l. tg:dS r. M
'Dally. tDaily except Sunday. sSun-
days only,
Al trains will run on Eastern TIME.
J. y. TAUSsIG. Superintendent.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
THE WHEELING
Business College F.!

10 the best school TO attend n you want
10 become practical business men and
women, for Il II the only school IN the
city that drills It's students thoroughly In
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sanduSky Mall. $50 D. n. daily.
Newark Accommodation, i2Io p. N. daily.
81 CIAinVIlle Accommodation, lSlo ?. N ana
800 p. IN, daily, except Sunday.
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". J. ROBINSON, d. P. a.
Evening star., 1896-08-06
THE CRUISER DROOKLYN.
BEING Made for tn,
Contract Speed Trial.

The officials of the Navy Department are
making arrangements for the contra It
speed trial Of the 9,OO0-ton armored cruiser
Brooklyn, facetiously designated the
Greater New York." from the fact that
she is of a thousand tons greater displace-
ment than the New York. the largest cruiser
now In commission. The trial will take
place over the official Cape Ann course
and will be conducted by board consisting
of Commodore Dewey. Capt. H. F. Picking,
Capt. F. A. Cook, Commander Charles II.
Davis, Lieut.. Commander Seaton Schroeder.
Lieut. Sidney Stanton, Chief Engineer
Stivers and Naval Constructor Hanscom.
Under the terms of her contract the Brook
lyn is required to maintain a speed of
twenty-one knots for four consecutive
hours. The vessels which. will assist In
marking the course are the Dolphin from
this city; the Leyden, from Portsmouth:
the wanna, from Boston; the Nina from
New york; the Fortune. from Newport and
the revenue cutters Dexter and Woodbury.
OF the New England division. The date of
the trial has not yet been set beyond the
purpose Of having II made between the
18th and 2Ith instants.
Evening star., 1896-08-06
MIR. CARLISLE'S TRIP.
Will Probably Visit the President he
fore He Gets Back.


Secretary Carlisle will leave here tomor-
row for a short vacation. In order to COM
bine business with pleasure he will make
two weeks cruise from this city along
the Atlantic coast TO southern New Eng
land He will make the trip in vessels of
the lighthouse service. and will inspect the
principal lighthouses along the route The
weil-known tender Maple. which has been
honored by President Cleveland's presence
numerous fishing excursions, will con-
vey the Secretary and party from this city
TO New York. which is the northern limit
of its division, and the voyage from that
point Will be made on the less well-known
lighthouse tender Mistletoe. How far north
the trip will extend Is not yet finally de-
terIhined 1t is settled, however that the
party Will stop at Gray Gables, on Buz-
yards Bay, and he the guest of President
and Mrs. Cleveland for several days 1t
VIII be a family party entirely. consisting
their son. Mr.. w X. Carlisle and his wife
and daughter.
IL is said at the Treasury Department
that the trip has nc special Significance.
and that IL is certainly not taken IN order
that the President and the Secretary of the
Treasury may confer over the political
situation. AS one official put it there is
nothing remarkable that member of the
cabinet should desire 10 pay visit to the
President Notwithstanding these disclaim-
ers, IL will be somewhat remarkable IL the
President and his financial minister do not
devote considerable attention to political
matters during their sojourn at BuZzard's 8
Bay. Secretary Olney is at Falmouth,
Mass, and Secretary Lamont will probably
no be very far away in case a cabinet
conference on the political situation or
some important question of state is deem
ed advisable
Evening star., 1896-08-06
BITE OF THE POPUIIST.
Snarlins Criticism of senator But
ler's Paper.

Special dispatch TO The Evening Star.
RALEIGH, n. c., August G.-Senator But
ler's paper today editorially roasts the
democrats. Ii says: The real purpose of
the resolutions favoring electoral fusion
whicn the democratic state committee has
adopted is to try to make a proposition
which no self-respectng populist could en-
tertain for a moment, and then when such
proposition is Indignantly rejected to go
before the people and try to make il appear
that the populists not honest because
they rejected overtures looking to co-opera-
ton. No democrat in the universe is smart
enough to catch a North Carolina populist
in such a trap as this"
The paper bitterly attacks Chairman
Jones for his alleged reference to populists
ard says: IF he expresses Bry ans senti-
ments, then the latter is unfit for the presi-
dental chair If Bryan's head is becoming
swelled on account of honors accorded
him. he should be promptly reminded that
the same forces which caused that swelling
can do that which will unswell ii, and
that very little provocation is needed for
doing 1t. He is by no means the only man
In America who genuine rcformers are will
ing to vote for"
Evening star., 1896-08-06
Mr. Mckinley is Writing His Letter
of Acceptance.
PROTECTION A FAVORITE TOPIC
Incidents of the Exciting Cam
paIgn.
NJ a 1 \ Z ID L NJ OCR ATS

Special Dispatch 10 The Evening Star
CLEVELAND. Ohio, August 6-Mat. Nc
kinley resumed work today on his letter
of acceptance and was lot at home TO call
ers- While all Canton is sweltering under
the rays OF a tropical sum- the republican
candidate for the presidency was closeted
In an upper room at his North Market
street home, carefully weighing the SEN
fences or his letter of acceptance. With
him was his literary collaboration, Joseph
L. Smith, who for many years has been
the mentor of the republican candidate in
all his epistolatory and official productions
1t is understood that the forth oming letter
VIII not he given to the public until abou.
September !, which date has been fixed for
the practical opening of the fall campaign.
1T is expected to be the ablest, as il VIII
undoubtedly be the most ambitious product
of Gov. Mckinley's pen since he signed his
rame to the tariff bill that made him
famous years ago. There is no doubt that
the tariff will have prominent part in the
forthcoming production.
Gov. Mckinley has an abiding faith in
the power of the protective idea in the
minds OF American worknemen.
1t was the hope of the republican man.
ayers that the money question would burn
itself out before the campaign progresses
very far, but as the confagration increases
been considerably abated, not to say defied.
Hoping for "a Break.
Much is hoped for by them in the way of
some slip on the part of Bryan during his
New York trip. They try to make them
selves believe that Bryan may do very well
for the wild and woolly west but that
he cannot succeed before a New York
audience, and that If he does not make
some fatal error before he gets there he
viii after he arrives.
1t is now given out that the friends OF
the republican candidate have no part in
the program that was being arranged TO
give BRYAN a Mckinley and Hobart sur
prise when he reaches Caaton. The mount
ed troop will not even be permitted to IN
dulge themselves III the promised pleasure
of going TO the station TO make faces at The
Bryan tram. MIR. Bryan's train will make
but minutes stop in Canton at best, and
1t is questionable whether he will he BILE
to attempt any speech whatever. one thing
Is certain, however, Bryan Is bound TO
meet with a warm reception all through
Ohio next Monday.
Evening star., 1896-08-06
SENATOR SQUIRE FOR BRYAN.
He Reverses His Financial Views and
fs for Silver.

SEATTLE. Wash, August 6.-Senator
Squire in his reply to the telegram of in
quiry from the Henry NJ. Teller Club of
Seattle regarding his position in the pres
ent campaign says: Il take my stand with
the friends of silver and heartily indorss
the platform adopted at the conference Of
bimetallists at Tacoma, June 80. sAs a
necessary sequence 1 shall support Bryan
for President. The money question is the
paramount issue Of the campaign; all others
can be held in allegiance. Therefore / trust
the friends of silver will particularly unite
in one common cause regardless of the pre-
yious party ties and work for the speedy
reconciliation of silver in this country,
which. II accomplished. will do more than
can be done In any other way to effect sill
yer reconciliation throughout the world.
1t is my intention to proceed to the state
OF Washington as soon as possible to bear
my share Of the burdens of the coming
campaign, which think is one of the most
Important, IL not the most important in IT'S
history. L bid God-speed to the cause of
the people"
Evening star., 1896-08-06
FRENCH MEDICAL SCHOOLS.
Restrictions Placed Upon FOrefgners
Who Desire to Enter and Practice.

Restrictions Placed Upon Foreigners
Who Desire to Enter and Practice.
A dispatch has just been received by the
Department of State from the American
embassy at Paris from which it appears
that important modifcat atoms have been
made in the regulations for the admission
Of foreign students to the medical schools
OF France. and for granting them permis-
sion to practice their profession.
Heretofore American medical students
who went to Paris with the view of gradu-
ating in one of the medical schools of
France were allowed certain facilities to
enter these schools. When they were gradu-
ates of well-known American colleges, or
held diploma of doctor of medicine issued
by reputable foreign Scientific institution.
they were permitted, upon application being
made through the American embassy to
follow the regular courses of the French
medical schools, exactly like French stu
cents who had graduated from the French
faculties, and at the end of the course in
the fall, If successful in the final examina-
tion were awarded the same diploma as
those to Frenchmen-a diploma which car
r1ed with 1t the privilege of practicing in
France.
The number Of foreign students in France
having by degrees considerably increased
IN numbers, and the proportion of those
who, for certain time at least, remain in
Paris to practice their profession having
also become much larger, the French gov
ernment has adopted stricter rule for the
admission of foreigners to the French medi-
cal schools.
In rhe future foreigners desirous of OBJ
tanning the same diploma of doctor of medi-
cine as that awarded to Frenchmen will
have to submit to the same conditions i'm
posed upon French Students that is to say
that the diploma they may have obtained
abroad or in any private institution will not
be at all considered, and that before being
allowed to register at any of the French
medical schools, they will have to produce,
like French students, French state
diploma of Bachelor de Penseignement
classique," and the ''Certifcat de sciences
physiqueS, chimiQues ct ma turelles''
To the foreign students who do not pro-
pose to practice medicine in France the IA
cilities usually extended to them will be
continued and even enlarged. But they will
only be entitled to a special diploma sole
ly intended for foreigners of that class
and granting no rights to practice In
France.
These regulations were issued on the 21st
ultimo. and are not applicable to foreign
students already registered.
Evening star., 1896-08-06
FOR NAMES GOVERNOR.
Another Democratic Candidate Named
This Afternoon.

WATERVILLE, Me-, August 6.-M ID.
Frank of Portland was dominated for gov
ernor of Maine at the state democratic con-
vention TINS afternoon.
Mr.. FRANK Is an able and upright man,
popular with all classes, and il is believed
by his frierds and party admirers that his
name will rally all factions about the Sew
all ticket.
AT the previous convention a platform
favoring the gold standard was adopted.
hut at meeting of the state committee
held last evening il was decided to present
a resolution indorSng the Chicago platform
ard the nominees of the national conyen-
tic n. There is an undercurrent of gold
sentiment which, il is thought. unless ii
is very adrcitly dealt with by the silver
cement, will make sharp contest in the
CGnyerfiop
Evening star., 1896-08-06

Major John V. r. H. Hoff. surgeon, has
been detailed as member of the examn-
ing board at New York city, vice Colonel
Charles I. Alexander, assistant surgeon
general. relieved.
Lieutenant Samuel Reber, signal corps,
has been detailed to temporary duty at
Fort Leavenworth. Kan.
Leaves of absence have been granted to
Captain +. T. c. Richmond, I'd Artillery,
for one month and fifteen days; Lieutenant
Eli E. Helmick, 10th Infantry, for four
months. and to Major H. H. Humphreys,
18th Infantry. for one month