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| WANTED--A posltacn as retail grocery
| clerk: exam give references, write tMtly
good business hand. Address c. c. A.,
this office y
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SITUATION WANTED.

YOUNG colored man wants work around
house or yard good hoSticr. can milk.
waiter, wghng 10 leave city Address
i'd this office
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( slIMMER term o. vlolln, p,Ano 1F 49, -.
dolin lessons will greatly Oenent H9uI
tracher at Lucy cobb ins;i,u!e, Athens:
Ga Studio 7l6, Main, call carly b
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A SITUATION wanted bv Young lady
as AGENT for some reliable UompNnV. An
lily No. as Andrew street. Houston
Texas
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wANTED-T3y a good all round cook. sit
uation as Chef In good hotel, city or
country, Address II. cabri@ co. Fannin
street. Houston .
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l WILL Send recipe for ~ cents for
making q wonderful complexion bcaui--
firr, gives y magic charm To the lace
remove. piui'tc aud frccklcs. Al
dress. Miss Laura Taylor. Houston.
T,NuE y
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SITUATION wanted; gardener wishes a
good hoNnc to keep mp Hover garden.
lawn or do general work about tho place,
Address 49, this office. 3
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FINANCIAL.

;.r7--5 10 LOAN, 10 per cent. on good double
sissc,,rity IN city: no SUBURBAN property
wanisd. Bon lsl. CITY:
~ y FURNISH any amount OF money
1ns.r,.i an brick business Droperty III
yMya,,stoa for Z and per cent. AppiY I.
u. Niils. aG Main street.
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RpQUErS and Fancy baskets ready for
usa Thursday and FridaN. lNoiacs Val.
lev Wow Nurseries. nos Nl.,iR,
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BARGAINS IN sash, doors blinds aud
snuti iiugs, for ntNt ten DAYS only ~.
Y LYON & son. scmmr@ aud CONT Ste,
Fitih ward 3
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lWANTED--A position az general house.
work and nursing. Please address $. Is,
this office
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OAK bedroom suite, m0ttrss. errlngS,
table chairs. iNpl,ors ssld refrigcnior'
SIS Billiard table halls rack and cues.
etatt,.
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A SITUATION wanted hv Young We
n'an AS chamhcrmaid. AppiN gli Andrew
81
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WANTED Situation by hoy Of IL. with
two wears experience, IN story or office,
best az reference. Address Si, this OF.
flee.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALlI-ChCap for cash, .um apr aht
ulstno IN uooJ condition.. used only Il
fcw mouths. c, lankc y Co. G@ Maen
street .
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TON SALE Thor1ughbrol Great Dane
puppies. Registered sdrc and dam, royalty
hrcd beam fully marked; ped gree and
hrec lvr'a certificate nuuiahsd. lnduitu
or address Fred J, turkey. 30 Vrcmont
Strsa,t. galveston
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S'rnERs -G5 and b-ycar- steer,
Hnc feeders: aycrive 40 and not
nat. - a no.M Tor lot r. Is. WNAtt,
WaeldNr. Texas. -
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HELP WANTED.

1 NTsersI ,l-.,II7-
pIoved. and viii work for SIS pcr we.,k 4
write N1rt,oituru nrns II Fr,ulSliuY
stree, pnsinn Mass
ios'''', I'i>'N 9'---------.-.------
- $50 NNll w. ~ 49, ,",,[
80 Nm" M, MN. ~, y" IN rn,,,r.G ,,,i,sr
Iii t,,,e ii'ots ~ H. Vuun' ''',
80. - 'e"" vi i''ioi' "i'''' '''
g.
NAN'fEn-'A good all AROUND farm hand.
Que that understands "A team and knows
LIN LIN ~ piVW' an a. .uo,n ~ A'''
--""'"'''e' "i''2 No''sr''' H'V'"'. ----.
ANTEb-Saiesman to sell nopulAr
brands OF wru advertised coffces ia re
tail vrocsrs kn Houston, liberal commits
slor no objection 10 handbag kiuuicl
ARTICLES rs a side line; Local vtcranocs
required Early Breakfast Coffee Co
81. louis Mo
" =, S55sI- =, =,
W M fi' II YOU are "A dAnoNc. hneil-
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NINE. c. A. BlIJAC, pinnleie, studio ~,
Mason block special atteEiion rald 70
rudDncnts OF music; lessons AT pupis
residence II desired; instruction 10 20,
r,nners. also advanced students. II
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WANTED TO BUY.

A CLIENT wishes 10 purchase ar anGm
n.,r IInustpn to cost about sin"D
stewart Johnson. No. .yo.s MAIN 81 3
WE have cash customer for home IN
a. ono. Haul A. Pudor 30,lr Main
,,yu pAy IN. highest spot cash prices ior
second hand furniture. stoves ana h"us.-
hn,a gooIs Boston Furniture soinis snnt.
SOS Prairie avenue. A. S'"i''' "ss
phone 2ei. --------.-.---. --.-----------,-s
MA NTED--To buy or trade for rcgiH-
".nsad 81 bernard or Newfoundland dog.
~ . years old must be well market
and large. Jack Thomas. barnuin,
Texas. ..-.-.--------.------------ -,.
a., ,,.r,,D- I,rom one 30 ton thousand
a,r,,. land An Southern Texas. none need
annly hui owners. hand must be good
AMI price low. Address me AT lndian-
ola. Iowa. or Devors. Texas ~.
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BIG SNAP--ii7s acrns in. prpArle lard
eight miles of Houston. on gNul'd road
good drainage. must he sold soon. H. II.
Wilsey, 5li B4nZ building.
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

I.OsT-A red puppy, about months ola,
some white or all four feet; smSl White N,lhie
th. an ord oi tmil RcHrn TO zoos NcN
ster s.reet and get reward 49,.
srRAYED-Oue iron gray mare: reached
mano. branded diamond WIN nar
,brrf1h .,rntcf on left shoulder: liberal
rswari Thomas Dpavling, corner Aus,
I'm and Pearl
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CIOTTET ia1ls IN Harris and brazorla
oyty as part payment. or VIII SOL WIN
,n cash payment: We have the LARGEST
list OF exchanges in the state scha W
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lost Between Chartres and Mckinney
A,,I rantral market pocketbook con-
aafring check for 81 and 81 currency;
finder please return 10 William NJ Sive-
WRIGHT stall % Central market. ana re.
- IL. y
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SEEDS nnd plants of every description,
Sorghum sod kDfilr ard MILO Mhile
carry the luffest assortment of bulk
goods IN Texas. Fruit baskets. hcNea
and orntes Of every description ~ fac-
tory price Holloway Seed Co. Dallas
Texas
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WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, VA.

Near Warrcnton. Fauauier Co.
The most perfectly equipped health and
nl.,.~,,rs resort in The South. Prices u
.s,nt the times. Magnii,cent, sfps emery
- NerSo,,S TROUBLES. Send for ilius-
srsted circulars. Address.
proorietor White Sulphur 5priqys.
Near Warrenton. FNuQuieS 60" Va
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ron SALE on nXoHANGE.

WANTED 10 exchange upright piano ~
flryt-cIass condition Tor Eoo1 horse ana
hi,gy Address h. q H. llils oIlpu
Will, EXCHANGE bo-fooi loi IN brnilss
addition north side hayou, t2r my na
oTS,uvuy OF h,yhhoard N good CONDITION;
a4.t,,.la 7f9 ihlg Office.
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Fo,t SALE on EXCHANGE Eng
nrh nointors bv croxteih ChanSelior
GnIO out OF Rosa l,onheur 81 nlo't, i9,
prrsn street Se.n Antonio, Texas. :
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WtNrED--lf YOU are Il Catholic. uucn-
rioYed, and will work for SIS per wt,,k
write MdcCouncll Bros.. II Franklin
street, Boston, MACS.
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MAN AND WIFE (wht,9 want situa ton
IN good hotel. wife comrctent cook. man
help IN Kitchen, 81 would accent posi-
tlon tn private family. Address, stating
WAGES. Alfred Mllh:an. Jacksonville
Texas 4
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fOOK'S DANCING AcADEAiY-Thud
term Wall ourn Monday May 81 OF t;3p
p. m. s"Yvnty-;wo pupils now N Nhe
class: terms moderate.
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WANTED-,A good all AROUND farm hand.
one that understands a team and knows
now 10 pillow Call at room II. Perry
building lriats Congress avenue. 5
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ron SALE Two 3-y.sar old Hoisl"in bulls
and twenty apan Of mules. unhrcken.
from 10 years old, br bncf linl"
land Apply 10 X. y. Eaer 2il Main
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sTRAYED or STOLEN From my pas-
r'ii.a f.ast nj Alvin. Tcxas. one red sor-
rel mare mule about 3 years old. about
10. hands nigh: think II e branded II >
on left shoulder, VIII pay 500 rowArd
for return Of slid mule to pasture or
information leading TO recovery Of same
" + n Moor j22 fremont street, Cal
weston. Texas, or II. a. Hooper. AlYin
s,axas ar az farm
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cApr, JEssAMINn buds H. per 100 So
ne fDcO. can furnish 20 fpi - day SEND IN
your orders. NJ. v. Wright. Houston;
Texas. ~
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"CFnAW CHEST" lhe only mothproor
chest ~ ilHo, known by every sensible
lady. new Inc OF hahy garages at hot.
tum prices r. mig. tld Main street
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poRTABiE ENGINE tor sale, Tho best
striculy nortAhie m-hois9 power S'.wmll
engine In South Texas ior ,.lir cheap.
Apply lob Montgomery avenue, hons-
tom TeAnn. -. o
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1t is expressly understood that said
court resorVcA tho right 20 reject SAY
ard all bids,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SAlIll--3eo acres OF black prairie
land. located eight niles wts,t OF Win
ME in Chambers county, Texas, price,
$50 prr acre terms ti0 cash. balance
your own time interest ) ptr cont. Al
dress e. W. Moro Manor. Travis coun-
ty. Texas. b
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II NDELL FANa rAchAitD AMPS.
Ideal Euui:ies National Boil"rs. LRkon
TfansfDrmrra, Electrical Corstrr5iion.
ilepalrng,. Suppies. Aimsture ke% ,l1d
ing. The iiardnn Sheets EI"rIieal loh-
stfuet!en company. eO Preston avenue.
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WANT El1-Agents. $15 per month ana on.
lenses paid active men Il Right. goods
and carriage furnished free Address
Jobbor. BoN 530S Boston, Mass.
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DAYTON ELECTRIC FANS.
Croker Wheeler Motors.
General Electric Motors and Genorhtosh
Buckeye lucandaHccnt Lamps,
ana u fun line of high grade ElSctilc
pupp,ies Of all kind.
Repalis to all KINDS OF apparatus.
Contractor for complies plAnth
l.. Il. MILLER.
Once. No II Mair street ;,
phoue hNi u
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VlAVI REMEDIES - HOME TREAT
MEN1S- Pleuse investigate ut STATE
headuuur,ers, io2 iiinz building Lay
attendants 2 to y. m. ADVICE ahl
hnnItll ll.nl. frNn-
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WANTED 10 colored men for truck
having on tho X. c.. L. x O. railroad /;
WI st&p 10 leesville, meet Al Grand
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NINE JOSEPH. the great Eurouean clHlr-
Voyaut ualmist and fortune teller. can
be consulied on all AFFAIRS; tu,i sit'iaH ;
:Dc satisfaction given. 3.1' Ala ~ 81 70
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Graduates WIN Pllzes.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Morgan, Miss Sallie
Beacham, 4. It. Williams and John Danks, of
town, attended the comforting of degrees on
sixty-six graduates of the Medico- Chirurgical
College in the Academy of Music at Philadel-
phia yesterday afternoon. Following the
annual address Of DIR. William E. Hughes,
professor of Clinical Medicine, the prizes
were awarded. A gold medal by Professor
Anders, for the best report of medical clinics.
was awarded to Arthur c. Morgan, son of
Hon. John W. Morgan, of town On one side
of the medal was the inscription, For the
best report Of Medical Clinics" while on the
other was "Medico- Chirurgical College,
Philadelphia. James M. Anders prize, 1897" "
Mr. Morgan was the president of his class.
The faculty gold medal for the highest aver
age in the third year in the final examination
was awarded to John r. Dyson, son of Rev.
John Dyson, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church at VIM. Penn. The high honors
attained by these two young Schuylkin
eountians is pleasing to their numerous
friends here
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the outer office in which Edward f.
Low, Mr.. McPherson's secretary, was
seated. Soon after the senator hurried
from his office into Mr.. Lows room.
Cropping his way in a fury of blind
haste Van AIKEN followed. His compan-
ion was endeavoring to guide him
through the doorway, but Van AIKEN
hurried ahead, putting his hands out
in front of him to feel his way. Before
Mr.. Low could rise from his seat Van
AIKEN clutched the ex-senator with his
right hand and fumbled with his left
behind his back. Van Aken's com
panion at this juncture hurried out Of
the room.
When Mr.. Low caught Van Aken's
arm the half blind man had succeeded
in pulling a revolver from his pocket.
He had raised it until the muzzle was
almost against the ex-senator's heart.
With a quick movement Mr. Low gejz-
ed the revolver and prevented it being
discharged. Other tenants rushed IN.
and Van AIKEN was soon overpowered.
Ex-senator Mcpherson, who is ad-
vanced in years, has not yet fully re-
covered from the shock. He is in feeble
health, and has for some time been so
weak that a nurse always accompanies
him to his office.
Van AIKEN was once a wealthy New
Jersey contractor. Some time ago Mr..
Mcpherson bought one OF his farms at
a mortgage sale, and Van AIKEN had an
idea that the ex-senator owed him
$2S0,O0O, having recently brought suit
to recover the amount. He called to
demand a settlement, was repulsed ami
the attempt at murder followed.
When Van AIKEN was arraigned in
court Rufus N. Williams, his attorney
said that he would not put in any de-
fense, and the case was set for the
grand jury, Van AIKEN being held by
Magistrate Kudlich in $4,000 bail. Mr.
Williams went out to look for a bonds
man, and the prisoner was taken to the
Tombs. The charge against him is at
tempted felonious assault.
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PERSONAL MEN TION.

Daniel Duffy, of st. Clair, was a town
visitor this afternoon
Hiram p Spade was a guest Of friends al
Philadelphia yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs George Brill Of Delano, dined
at the Hotel Fmney to-day,
DR.. and Mrs NJ. S. Kistler spent yesterday
visiting friends at Minersvile.
Miss Sadie and William Lingham spent
yesterday with Pottsville friends.
Superintendent Thomas Baird transacted
business in the Quaker City yesterday.
Miss Sallie Senior is in Philadelphia pur-
chasing additions to her millinery stock.
Miss Maria Rhoads, of Weisport, is visiting
the family of Rev. l. j. Reitz, on West Oak
street
T. II. Hutchison, Of Sunbury, was in town
to-day to attend the meeting Of the directors
of the Merchants National Bank.
A. II. Roads left town this morning for
Chester, where he will be the guest of his
son, Rev Charles Roads, for eight or nine
days
Druggist Elmer E. johnson, Of Lost Creek,
has recovered from spell of sickness that
kept him in bed for several days. He was in
town to-day.
Mrs. George Manning. formely Of town,
returned to her home in Birdsboro this after
noon after spending a day or two with
friends here
d. d. Gallagher of Lost Creek, who has
just completed Che course in Woods Business
College, left on an early train this morning
for New York city, where position has been
secured for him by Prof Wood
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A splendid Anair.

Our western visitor, Miss Anna DAWN, Of
Moberly, Missouri. who is spending the sum
mer here as the guest of Miss Bridget Nc
Menamin of West Line street. was given a
most cordial greeting at Robbins opera
house last evening, in the shape of select
dance. Visitors being present from Hazetou,
Shamokin, Pottsville, Mahanoy City, Ash
land, Girardvile, Centralia and st. Nicholas.
At midnight all the participants repaired to
the stage where a luncheon was served and
which was greatly enjoyed. Dancing was
kept up until an early hour this morning,
the music being furnished by the Portz or
chestra Of three pieces Many beautiful
costumes were worn by the ladies and their
gallant escorts appeared in their very best
Many congratulations were extended to the
committee of the affair, which consisted of
the following Misses Kate Cunningham,
B. y, Devers, Kate Connolly and Bridget
Flynn, and Messrs. T. j. Sheehy, p. H..
Conry, Thomas Conville and p. J. Deyers
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snIe Nm Ion shennndonh.

The prospect of silk mill for the town is
said to be good and is to be erected over the
site of the new electric light company
plant. Messrs. Boyle and Blakely of Patter-
son, N. j., are here to-day representing the
Tilt Silk Mill Co., of that place, and are
holding conference with the managers OF
the new electric light company with view
of using their power through the day, and
erecting buildings. They claim that with an
arrangement of this kind it can be made pay
here as well as at Weatherly, Freeland and
Scranton. There will be meeting in Patter-
son next week Of all parties concerned
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At Kepchinski's Arcade Cafe.
Vegetable soup, free, tonight.
ITnf luncb 10 ,,,o,.,.s,,sr ,,,g,,.,,;,,,,


The LyOn-Dunn Orphans Court Judge
contest resumed sessions yesterday morn
ing with Judge Craig on the bench Judge
Ehrgood arrived in the afternoon. Twenty
three witnesses were heard, coming from
South Cass township and Mahanoy City. The
examination showed some poor clerical work
on the part of assessors and several men an
swered to names that were entirely different
from their right ones. The witnesses to-day
came from North Cass and were examined on
taxes and registration. In pursuance of an
order Of court ex-Judge Lyon will close his
side of the case on the 2sth inst If this
order is complied with, there remains but
seven more days for him to make out his
case. Judge Dunn will open his side on June
1st and it is thought will close about
January 1st.
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Denth of tho EnrI of IIardwlcI,e.

London, May 19.-Charles Philip
Yorke, fifth earl of Hardwicke is dead.
The late earl was born at Royston
April %, 1886, and was educated at
Harrow and Trinity college, Cam
bridge. In 1857 he entered the Seventh
Light dragons, serving in the Crimea
and in India. He sat as Conservative
member Of parliament for Cambridge
shire from 1865 to 1873 and was sue
cessively comptroller of the queens
household and master of the royal
buclShounds. He succeeded to the title
and estate IN 1873, and is succeeded by
Albert Edward, Viscount Royston,
born March IA, 1867.
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M'pHERS0N'S
NARROW ESCAPE
Deliberate Attempt TO Murder New Jer,
sey's Ex-senator.
WAS SAVED BY HIS SECRETARY.
william B. Van AIKEN, Who Had an I'M
aginary Claim Against Mr. Mcpherson,
Pressed a Revolver Against
His Heart

New York, May 19.-An attempt was
made yesterday to kill ex-United States
Senator ]. r. Mcpherson, Of New Jer-
sey In his office, in the Aldrdge build
ing, this city. William b. Van AIKEN,
who made the attempt, is partly blind.
Van Aiken had an accomplice in the
matter, whose name is unknown, and
who escaped. Van AIKEN was arrested.
Mr. Mcpherson, who is president Of
the West Yards Stock company, was in
his office when Van AIKEN and his COM
panion entered having passed through
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LABOR LEGISLATION.
The Senate Passes the Bin Protecting En,-
ployos Of Corporations.

Harrisburg May 1g.-rn tne senate
yesterday the house bin. as frhtIv
amended by the senate committee. pro-
tecting employesof corporationsin their
right to form, join or belong to labor
organizations by prescribing penalties
for any Interference herewith. passed
finally without a bit of opposition.
There were 40 members present and OF
this number 80 voted for the measure.
The bill went through just IN the shape
as It was drawn up by the representa-
tives of the labor organizations.
Senator Coyle, Of Mahanoy City, was one
of the eight Senators present who did not
vote.
After sharp debate in the Senate the
act requiring the use of automatic hosting
engines in quarlics and mines, and providing
penalties for violation of the act, was killed
by vote of 21 TO IL. Senator Losch voted
against this measure while his colleague,
Coyle, voted for t.
The bill prohibiting the public exhibition
of Photographic reproductions Of prize fights
was killed on final passage by vote Of p to
10, but was subsequently reconsidered and
laid over for final action.
Among the House bills concurred in by the
Senate was one to allow public school houses
~ fN N.eN ANA IAA INoN1 % tHAUNNAu HNhNDl1
and for religious service, and one relating to
the prosecution Of licensed dealers and their
employees on the charge of furnishing liquors
to minors.
Bill amending the act of April IS, 1897, re-
lating to municipal Indebtedness, TO abolish
the limit Of increasing indebtedness to per
cent; regulating the salaries Of court criers
and tipstayes in counties having population
of l5O 600 and not exceeding 100000; and al
so to prohibit the killing of deer or fawn for
period of three years passed finally.
r. j.. Roberts, of the Third ward, Philadel-
phia, was unseated and the contestant, O. p.
saunders, an nti-Combiuer, given the seat
by bare majority.
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At ten o'clock this morning Deputy Sheriff
Roberts sold Twins saloon, on South Main
street, to liquidate the claims of creditors.
NJ. NJ. Burke, Esq, representing some of
them, bought the place for S7l1. The bid
ding was not spirited The future of the
days will be given Irwin to make good the
claims and securo-it again. In default of
this the saloon will no doubt bo disposed OF
by the creditors to another party
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ANOTHER DAY oP cuRA.
Senator'S Again Uphold and Oppose tn
RecOgnltIon Resolution.

Senators Again Uphold and Oppose the
Recognition Resolution.
Washington, May 19.-Cuba again oc-
cupied the foreground in the senate
yesterday. 1t drew large crowds to the
galleries and brought two notable
speeches by Mr.. Mason, of Illinois, in
favor of the Morgan resolution, and
Mr.. Hoar, OF Massachusetts, in oppo-
sition to it. The Illinois senator pic
tured in fervid terms the distress in
Cuba, dwelling particularly on the
starving condition of 800 United States
citizens, as reported by the president,
and called upon the senate to throw
off its lethargy and pass the Morgan
resolution.
Mr.. Mason had several sharp tilts
with Mr.. Wellington, of Maryland, the
latter protesting that he was being
misrepresented. 1t led to considerable
commotion in the galleries, during
which Mr.. wellington declared that he
could not be choked off by the rude
ness of the galleries.
Mr.. Hoar spoke in his usual calm and
dignifed style, and took. occasion tc
deride buncombe appeals to constit-
uents and bragadoccio as to our ma
tional strength. Mr.. Hoars criti-
cisms, although impersonal, were clear
ly aimed at Mr.. Mason. No final ac-
tion on the resolution was taken.