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Aauford's Hotel Burncd.

MILFORD. Conn. Jan. 1o.-whe, the church.
goers of this town fled out after attending SER
vice this morning they saw smoke and flames
pouring from the roof Of the Milford Hotel. An
alarm. was quickly given, and half the town
Several buildings caught fire. but were saved.
Tho hotel burned down completely. Travelling
men throughout New England know OF the
hotel. which was Just q century old and noted
for It's shore dinners. IL was owned by Mrs.
Marian Knight Of this place and Providence. A
defective huo caused the fire.
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STATIONS foot Of nssnro..e. ana , or'lannt streets,
500 a. NJ. FASH y sF, SIZE 10, F (; issS. puns, Sleeping
P 1890 A i! Nj Ii. fA hNy iiS Z 1Ffr.Y Gi AZ & rl'EI; aiia,.a
.o,mIsr,ment, sl.eplng, Dining, sn,oslnE; and 90;
s'aSA, SlGeiSns! az . aaisnaSSh; 10
A 4ss II l9 ass!' s!ss I l; i t. A. NJ, $" Louis a.s. F. H.
ana Chicago. Arrive Cincinnati 1915 A. NJ, 81
$40 .So'' + ~ r. P NJ S / i& x + -sr..plas and
n,ning cars 10 ,csceso AMI Cleyeinnd Arrives
4s sIiYi =. &! Il s 81 4 II !, sTE i TX iEF 4 4 as.,S Stopping
rive rave, F Ginaian %GF; . IS. IS : Gl r.. iaslan anS Is l hG1!' i. A..
20 : L p. Vi. ! 'rs \ iffSnf gHfFE!@s rairman sleeping
Car TO Pittsburgh. Connects for Chicago daily. and
el,sr,lgi RS SG Iff;ss ';S & si!Ii4.. soyrn,,
G.SsrT:2i, .$Sn YBis'as Carl LIZ 300 81 lb, nhi;' car: sHa ! Pm T.
$50 Dining Carr. $500 tDihing Carr, p. NJ. 1913
sotfTHEnx RAlLwsY.-.;oo =. n. daily. sleeper.
Ashssiie, ana Rot sSSrln.s iS:i5 nisht daily.
Af TissyrT Il e a'lsF'f hi r1a 1isssO% a. y. daily. sleeper.
. Jack ;onviI" p9l. iamp,. and Mason: yioof.M.
ci ifily. sij SEl A e Ni 9TH fn9 w !" s,qgx5lts; 500
ri, " Vii ari F6lI IRT TSM 5 SRisffp sHa S Sna !; 5.Ss Car va Cap,
Charlie. i,Gqt., - NJ. week days. and, with Through
AffisXlSSTfi5' tti44yH@@.'iiy';;o P. N. week days. Through
FOX caP PsI MhS S' FOO p. NJ. week days.
iiri1rStT' u Week DAY: sunday: stop at ISnieriafsn
for AsourL Park y ~ ia 2nP ~
SEQ, 200. >. 80. q. U:su tlu Ptnn'a Ltmitedl. 1910
tDlnlns Carl u A, ~, ~, !, 2:lo. s, I. = 80. 1850
Dining Car. . DINING Car. n Dining carr, 1880. y,
r.P.,M, ~ 10 nigh'. %suLda!s. ,U:l5. s.an, 9. siSQ
10 Linltcil D.. 10. - A. NJ, = Dining car, I. Z 30
dplrins CAR. 8 Dining Carr, ~ DINING carr. 1;4o. =.
SP ", 1919 higUt.
broadway. I Aston House. and foot OF Drsbrosaes
Rud tortIanit Sts: 4 court st.. 500 Fulton IT., IS
broadway, AMI lirookly n Annex station, TOO. OF fu..
tor Il. lrloSIyn; station, Jersey city. The New YORK
Transfer Co upany viii call for and ci.cE hagfags
from hotels ana residences through to destination.
s VI. PEiNoSr, J.H WOOo.
,.r Nn,n IA. I..asr a,-.N
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DIED.

AMMON.-on Saturday evening. Jan. o. In tho 10th
year OF her age. Minnie j. wife OF Col. John II
Ammon.
Funeral services will DO held ut her late residence.
lie West sstb St. on Monday evening. Jan. IL. at
So'clock.
CAHILL.-on Sunday, the 10th inst. Elizabeth.
beloved mother OF the Rev. Richard p. Cahiil. Q. r.
Funeral from her late residence. 3s7 I'd av. on Tues
day. the i2th inst. At o A. ~, thence TO the Church
OF 81, Vincent fcrrer. where a solemn mass Of TO
QUEEN will DO offered for the reposc OF her soul. at
10 An.
COLEMAN Al Hoboken. NJ. j.. Jan. s. 1897. Philip
Timlow. only son OF the late Rev. James C. and A.
Louise Coleman. In the 25th year of his age.
Funeral services will be held at the residence OF his
aunt, Mrs. A. 8. Mills. s2l Washington st., Ho-
boken. on Monday. Jan. II. at half past 8 O'Clock
p N. fnternient 1t Amity. n Y.
At Sing Sing. n. Y. In the sTth year Of
his age. Luke Evers. father OF the Rev. Luxe J.
Evers and T. N. Evers of tho Ninth precinct
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
KEAHNEY.-on Saturday. Jan O.. at Edgewater.
M. isabella. wife OF Charles W. Kearney.
FUNERAL private.
LlsL Elm Brooklyn, on Jan. 0, Lillian Christine,
wife OF Charles wiliets Lisie.
Funeral services At the residence. 900 Decatur ST..
Brooklyn. Monday evening, Jan. II. at y O'Clock.
Burial at tho convenience OF the family.
CS.-on Friday. Jan. y. at his residence
4os West Isth St, joan McNanus, aged 20 years.
native o; Corrabawn, parish OF Drimlish, County
Lonsford. Ireland. dear and beloved husband OF
Maria Quinn, also father OF x.Assenblyman
Thomas J. McNanus
Relatives and friends OF the family arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dencc Monday morning. Jan. II. thence to the
Church OF Sacred Heart. oist at. 9th and 10Th avs,
at half. past o O'Clock. whcrc q high mass OF
requiem will be offered up for the happy r-pose
OF his soul. Interment Calvary. Cleveland. san
Francisco. Chicago. Troy. and Lowell papers
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PI YEARS T.
'as'e Lcharley boyd. . Negro. Said 4. N.
"e Oldest Mas In rsnnessse.

RorS iLLE' Ky, Jan. l0.-Uncle Charley
linz negro living Just across the Tennessee
eo,Si,~' th'rty miles from Middlcsboro, ac-
1. N" 10 the testimony of Trustworthy citizens
Ain o''rst colored man alive In Tennessee.
o, hy W. ne mas been a slave the greater part
self y no mas u pretty clear record OF him
LEFT H. ',' nun at his request from tho time lie
his ha .""us OF his first master. According to
be,, ~ : now III years old. having been born
bSear EdGcfeld, y. C.. I'm ira ,rha old NAV no.
nine, en four times and Is the father OF
Que, an n e%hlldren, of whom oil are alive save
His fri ~! We're born In slavery except the last.
ires l SIN ana sold In slavery. After he was sct
lsklnss cars n married to a young mulatto who is
hsbie he bId"o MN ~ his old age. Although
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ERIE: RAILROAD.

Through train leave New York. loot " Chambers
ST, ms follows, and nvc minutes earlier from West
Q.DD a. II. vos,ihWle OK press daily for wavsrly.
sJ.Nfo lNuSl anton, Ei'nri, PuhHlo. Erad ord, mr.
rl,rS nurnIu hfuu y. NJ. Par or car TO huaalo,
.),ln =. VI. N"st.hulc .imu, Il. rust mai! daily.
-.to SuIul tram Tor & 'c1so, VIZ Chnuttuuua
Lake. arrives Cleveland NJ G:su \ 4. Chicago p M.
Sirrp'rs To t"i'n,u, Clcvc.anu, HIi cincinnati. Din
Ing ear.
-.on u. VI Run .Ip and Cl,Vc aud Vrstinle Ex.
.CV pre- :. d.iiy. arrives ~ Brurln T;iS A. NJ,
l]raitoUl Ia 4. NJ, Jamestown 6;35 A, ~, Cieye.
land ltld T. II. ,>ieyp"rS Ia lIlnaln aud Cleveland),
maHini direct connection Tor Detroit, Chicago, and
tNu Nrst
-, 4. n. DhItN-Nia Clautauqur Lake ana
t.l' Niagara fIl = SOLID ira n To tairREo, sleep
rIs tu '!urnclisN!ile, Ch'ca 90, Gnd cincinnati, Dining
,nr
TuCKETS. Local TIME CARDS. ASp PULLMAN
L ACCOlGObAIONS AZ M. Gil, sol, and v57
irn ID ay, ~; lowrry, l1h Est i!5tl ST., and 81
West l2hth st, ClRrtrrS and West Y'd ~. ferries.
New \ ORR: 1913 s"f f-n tuilnn 81. los broadway.
lronklSH. 200 Hudson u, l.uh ,Acu, an! Jersey city
station. WpHlCntt'N EApr"sN calls tor aui cheeks ing
gage from otri, and r s.Geutc, 10 defamation.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO.

Leave New YORK, Iunt ~ LiiUrty st., GAY.
CllIrAnu 2 ~ T. W. amt ls:lp nlglL
lllISPFEbH, $3.50 * sun H;uO sun, ltl5 night
ClN yNNAII ~, Louis, luiOO A. ~, a9uO =. ".
WASHINGTON. EAl iuiulsI, 500, ~ a IN ny carr.
1850 4. Al. i!ining ear. 900, t:St ,nin!ns rarI, 300,
Nlnl ) rarl,l N l-.l3 n't"i. sun iay, 1000 tDln'
Ing carr, u 30 \ ". t.inEE CnTl, G,HO Ibtning carr,
800 lblElug car, ly:ih nISat,
NORFbik, II 50 \. VI, daily
MEM OltI.GASS NnruIgh : eCperl, 1880 =. H., sun,
day, s3hu 4. NJ,
All trains illuminated with P!ntsch light.
Offices III, lT2, 2Bl, I3i, lla0 broadway, al East
l4th 81" ia1 Bowery. New. York; $40, 3&t Fulton at
Brooklyn; station foot Liberty a.. n, G. X. II. ~ n. J.
baggage checked from hotel or residence 70 DANA
ton.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE AIAAsAc-rHfs DAT.
sun rises.... 2 90 Sun SETS. 90 Noon sets. IL 90
HioH wArER-rHis DAY.
sandy Hook. ! 80 Gov. island. o. He'll Gate. . 81
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OLD DOMINION N
steamboats,.
BOSTON ARD NEW ENGLAND.

VIA SpC&D LINES.
NORWICH LIN L. VIA New London, from Pier
40, y; L.. next tn D,,Jro'scS ST., week days only at
bs3u l.. NJ.
FALL RIVER l., VIA Newport and Eau
River, from llnr ~, y, L., foot Murray ST, week
SlONiNGTOS LINE, via Sloningtou, from
Pier 80, y 20. "nr h,ucE above Canal IT., wees days
only, at Il 4, q,
NEW haven. --Farc 81; EXCURSION $3.50.
fn>t stca mcrs i'nN" Pier -, =, L., ia.,y Sundays eS,
rCptrul, y T. NJ ana IL mltultUt. arrvIug In tine for
trains to M"rihrn, Hartford, sur ugurit, Hud north.
~ AMSpEiI. LISE.-Siramrr wiz leaN" Tier -, y.
IL Il. foot trantIin ST., Tor N"wburlr, mGsing the
usual lNnd ,ngs, Monday. Wednesday. mud Friday, at 3
7. VI. Freight received daily III! I 30 i. VI.
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Arrived-sUSpAr. Jan 10

Arrived-sUSpAr Jan 10
S. Paris. watkins. Southampton Jan. q.
Ss Lucania, Mckay. Liverpool Jan. 9 and ousenS
town ID.
IS La Champagne. Polrof, Havrc Jan. Q.
Ss Solveig. Rodsrth. Manchester.
80 Pomeranian. Stirrat. Glasgow.
S.vill. de BIeft. Foache. Jncnel.
IS Cearrnse. CoSon, Darbaioos.
IS Madam 4, Iraser, BArhadoea
Ss Santiago Leighton, Cienfuegos.
IS TJomo, Dlonnrss. Dem-rara-
ia Brambls, Po~stlethw PernambucoI
So Richmond. Davis. Richmond.
sA jamestown, H%uiphors. Norfolk.
IS Seminole. Bearse, Charleston.
IS Manhattan, Bray, Portland.
IS Herman Winter. Eickersou. Boston.
(gor later arrivals sos Frat Paxsl
ARRIVED OUT.
So La Brstagno. from New York. at HAvrs.
SIGHTED.
So woinar. from New York for Bremen. on scllly
Island.
SAILED FROM FoRKi1S roRrs
Be virginia. from Southampton for New York.
SAILED FRon DoMEsrIc Forts.
% Iroquois. from Jacksonville for Now York.
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Special Notires.
Sslfrt Buar6.
East Side.

East Side.
7 Av.. oSs. Elegantly furnished largo
IL and small rooms. with excellent board; select ap-
polntments; private family.
ErH Av.. T.-we,i furnished large and medium
u sized rooms: all convenl.nces; references; table
boarirrs desired.
9TH ST. 81 EAST Warm. sunny. connecting
III double. single rooms: excellent board; every
convenience; moderate.
ST., 1873 EAST. . Second story front aicove
Nfs) room; excellent table board. private Catholic
family: reference.
S2D ST.. ISL EAST, Handsomely furnished rooms;
I'D board optional. appointments select; private
terms moderate.
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Railroads.
della WARE, I.NtkAWASSA. AND
-EE II. 10.
STATIONS In New ln,E, iOot ~ barclay and
thriSiorUcr rts.
Gle TE PULLMAN nlF.

stations In New ln.E, iOOt al barclay and
thrisiouUrr r,t..
yESTI lI.E Tx AIM, PULLMAN HlF.
a. I \ kS, pm IStn I.IGAEI.
Direct route Ia SCwarG, hIp, rluu!u. Muutu.utr, tho
ORANGES, summit, HcrnAr isNiilr, RisNing HIlgu, Mahi.
son. MorristOwn, Farsa,u, Patterson. luunlun, bower,
S%tanhopr, Newton, liudd's Lake, lake tupiIcnne,
Ha,kettstown, school'yS Mountain, Washington.
Philhushurg, ENstun. Mntrruar stroud ,burs rocono
Danvilir, NortAumber, Hud, Mnntros'. Binenantnn,
Cortland, ]Syracu,c. uSwcgn, Ithaca, Owrgu. Elmlra,
Corning, Bath, D%an,Niilc, nnnaIo, and all pulats West.
NnrihwcAl, ana SOAthM est,
500 4. M.-ninghAmion Mail. Stops at principal
10 100 a. M.-(Cafo carr liuTaln, Scranton, Ming.
launIun, syracuse, and Osw"So ESI rrss. pullmnn
hun parlor ears, Connecting al lunalu with
irnlus FOR ChiraSo and points West.
100 u. M.-itafr Cnl,) Scranton. Ilnghamtou.
nnL IImIIa ENpr,sA lMlimau ptrlor cars.
4 800 II. VI, scranton, Wik1,MArru. aud Plymouth
rhnrrss. Vullman buffet pnrl, r care
5thO n. M.-,Dal I-BunHlo NrsIluulr Limited tx.
press for %ScrSnton lilgl,mtOn, Elnira, uunui0
pullman bunet serp'ng car, l"Hurylua At I urdIo
Ot1O u. M daily Buta,u, scranton, Bingham.
ION, ithaca. 7 ilrt, Syraru5 -, aud Oswcyo EXPRESS.
Pullman iiunet sleepcrs.
Tickets and Pullman GCcommO iations at Henry
Gnze q sons, Ltd., lS Broad way, II Park place. and
42v Broadway, Tickets ut ferry stations, 04g Broad.
way. II 4tl ay., cor. l2th ST.; 50 West i95th ST, 235
Columbus av., New YORK; asS and 123 Fulton ST., aud
lOH broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables giving full Ia.
formation at all stat ons.
Westcott's Express Company will call fGt and check
baggage from hotel or residence " destination
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LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot OF ,ortlandt and DesOrp,ses sta.
Gao \. ". daily sunday, Z a. NJ for hAUCH
st1J A. VI. daily for WiLkkSBAiilf SCRANTON
lweee days.. ITHACA, rENENA ROCHESTER,. BUf.
1850 4. y. uaiiy. except SUNDAY, Tor MACcH
ch.AA aud inicrmcd!atr p!ini-
s'!'HhI.IeS 'Dbii"HtMTSSSiD, 'EypHEss-
arrives BufHiu r'ya / ~. IUilwHn Nr~iiNulN Day
COACHES aad Par!or cars. Iiuius Car Service. Meals
a i9 carte. t2nnr,tS OF bnfaio with through sl-epcrs
I2tiO \. ". daily. except sunday. for MAUcH
CntSh and later uc,IIat" points.
RiisHNHi. TrlTTirn4rottSS. HMSA,EEr6$S. ani pr. nclpai inter.
mediate stations, tonncrt> Tor al poirtS in coal re-
ginns chEir car 20 WiiAsstarrr.
BAkiit. PITTSlON, SCRANTON. aud principal inter
med ate stations. connects tor all pants IN cual re-
JIl5 !. N. daily for EA>TON ani intermediate sta
$40 =. ". daily. cxccrt Sun'ay. Express for
slatinSton and pr'ncipn! intermediate stations Con.
1000 II; daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS,
train y. Y. to Chicago, sIeepers TO liuralo and To.
s'io + J, aI'!y, sycGe, syn n ,ayi %r.sHpg,ps G,Iy A
ChlNk, |. \ L. JD>IIIrN. SNikE. GENEVA. EoCH.
EhTtl:: nATAvIA, AMI BUFrALu. Pullman sleeper
o Pm. daily for ITHACA, G-NEvA.EocuEsrER.
RI fALO, NIAGARA FALLS, aud all POINTS West.
pniin.an sierpcrs 10 Chicago aud Nunalo. sleeper 10
Wlikrsbafic.
Adiitioual local trains dairy, except SUNDAY, for
Bot Nj BROOK an ~ Intermediate points leave as FOL.
lows: a'in a. NJ. go I %, nul $3.50 J.. NJ.
TrErt, ana ivi rln accumulation al ll3, 2S5,
28l. ga, VA. Gnd lH2G Hrnnlwa,. n Ea>t lIth st.. I56
r. l2Ith st., l@1 rowrry. New YORK; sGh Fulton st.,
Z Court -, "S iroaIway, and ~lrooklyn Annex,
NY, Transfer CO viii call for and check baggage
from hotel nr residence through Tn destination.
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New York and BOSio1 All Rail.

Y y. II al l. r. and connexions.
From Grand Contra, a,aI,un.
Leave. ny way OF Due.
Gfun 4. NJ, Springfield Az. worcester $3.50 T. u.
~ 10 A ~, : SrH ICnlr lon and Providence, $500 l., ".
lu.1a \. n, New lon1nn aud Providence, 4iNu y, u.
lIsOu A. w.. rurin.n 1T uLd Worcester, 4:Ob T. VI.
.l:lp i, ~. Ar IInr aud \. T.. NE. Run y. ".
l.OSI ;. NJ, Sew LonU"n and Provide nee. 7;23 J.. u.
I. Ol T. VI, sew London aud Prov Ifence, 400 T. VI.
pp T. NJ. 'sprinshvit rNI Worcester. 1000 =. NJ.
b.rn T.. n, "Nrw London ant lrnNl lrnce. II 90 +. ".
II 100 T. NJ, "Springnrld Hrd Wor ester, 6;lo NJ.
lt!rl 4, NJ 'Ncw luuiou 1nl Prov ,Gcncc, U:H5 4. IL
'iluns dl.ly, iErIUi.uE Slil,tN.
''ilIy State Limited; Jll INTlOr cars; fare g., In.
clad NJ parur ar scat,
4Ar Iinc liai'rn, arrives at and departs from
PARK Squ ire station, Cston. Return scrvire same
hour and by sam" ioaic,
Through larlur AMI ,lrcuIrg car, by each train,
q. {. lIlMrSrEAD. cen. Pass, Agent,
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Sslsrt ~aoard-Hrcckluu.

yeniencssi also hall rooms; house We'll hsatsdi terms
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Excursions.

VERY good fishing, steamer Al Foster. Tuesds,
Thursday, sunday; East gid ~, eco; Battery,
VI with bait Will try Cholera Banks Tuesday.
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Post oncr. New Yoik, =. r.. Jan. o. isno7, '"A'''''

NOTICE Estimates for preparing Tor anu udliiing
a new wooden pier with appurtcnances ~ fho
loot OF East ION street. Usr' EN- River. under con.
tract No. Dos. for preparing Tor aad building u new
wuodrn. pier with nppurtru'nces on tn" westerly
side o. Harris islaud, l ong Island Sound. under con.
Tract Nh 01g. aud for nllins behind The CRIB WORK AZ
shernan's Greek. Harlem River. under contract No.
ohO viii be received BY the department OF Docks
until ~ O'Clock noon Tuesday. January ~ 1897. For
fuii particulars see the city Record. Copies for sale
at M. Z CITY Hal.
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Malls for Newfoundland. by rail TO Halifax. and
thence by steamer, Gloss at this ONCE daily at
$50 !. N. Nails for Miauelon. by rail TO pos;on.
and thence by steamer, close at this ONCE daily at
$3.50 u, VI. Mats for Cuba close at this ono, daily
at 100 A. NJ. for Forwarding by steamers sailing
Mondays and 1hursdays' from Port Tampa. Fla.
Malls ior Mexico. overland. unless specially ad'
dressed FOR despatch by steamer, close at this office
daily at 4 A. ". SRegistered mail closes at o =.
Nj DfeyIOua day
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~ OriCk.- Estimates for removing AWNING shed
~ from the pie and for preparing for anu building
FOUNDATIONS for the Recreation Building To he here
AFTER erected on the rirr foot Of Fast 3d ST, Fast
riysr. under collrnct No. o6l; for dredging on the
Fast ana Harlem Rivers under contract M. 5G2. aud
for furnishing sawed yellow pine timurr under con.
tract No. 56I, will be rrce we'd by the Department OF
Docks until Jan. -. 1897, at - O'Clock ~. For fun
particulars, see the city Record. Copies for sale at
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/
Should be read DAILY by all interested. rs changes
may occur at any tmeD
Foreign malls for the week ending Jan. 10. 1897,
VIII Gloss In all cascyD at the General
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After the closing OF tho supplementary transatlantic
mails named above. additional supplementary
malls arc opened ON the piCIs Uf tue American,
English. French, nnl German steamers, and re-.
main open uutii within ten minutes OF the hour OF
sailing Of steamer.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-28
SQUIRE HART'S VIEWS.
Some Opinions and Advice from a
Competent Authority.

Like every City and town q our Re-
public, Marietta furnishes IS share OF
veterans VINO iou hit for Old Glory
d, ing the late unpleasantness and
who despite their YAior when flcing
foe on the fed found themsel es
waging war on II concealed enemy ever
since, and perfectly pow erless and ur-
abe to dislodge it from its posttio o..
How TO effect disiodb eme u is clearly
iyen "A the statement that follows
made by Sc ure NJ. II. Hart whose Of
fice we need scarcely rea.ind our read
e,s is just oppo site the depot. Ou
citizens have n the unavoida bic
question 20 answer, whose opinion ca l
depe nd upon the more, a representa-
tive res dent Of Marietta or some news
paper statement made by some ore
wing hundreds of miles away who
say remedy so-and-so cured him? Read
this and then quiet'- and cody arswt :
the question mentally. The Squire
savs:-"Since l was in the a my, a
member o. Re, 14s Co. X, Ohio, |
never had the health l had before
enlisted. My kidneys were affected
a nd at times | have been everythiny :
but a well man, some of the symptoms
showing plainly that my Kidneys were
not right; sucn as dull pains in the
loins, The tack tiring out and i"regu-
larity at times n seer ions OF tn'
kidneys, aggravated pain when /
caught cold. l go. n box OF poan's ;
Kidney Pills at VIM. Il. Styer's pa'e
on + Mt st. appreciate he resui ,
received The remedy acts direct ca
the kidneys al / has NO bad effect on
the system whie US ug it, and it doe
not take long to make noticeable ''-
prCvement | endorse the aims
made for D ans Kidney Pills
Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by a "
dealers Pr ce 80 cents per box. or q
boxes for s: 90. Sent bv mp ! on re-
ceiot of price. Foster Milburn Co..
Buffalo. N. Y, sole agents for tn
! United States.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-28
COUNTY CONVENTIONS.

TO THE REPUBLICANS OF WASH YGToN
COUNTY
You are called TO meet in delegate COnven.
tlOu Il the City OF Marietta, Ou IUe-o day, Aug
ust 2ith, 1T eleven Oc.Ou.. a. H.. lDl ne pur-
pose OF placing in nomination Candidates FOR
The following otfices ana FOR the transaction
OF any other BUSINESS that may come before
the CoaVengOn:
Oue OF Representative.
Oue tor Treasurer.
Oae Tor Prosecuting Attorney.
one Tor commissioner.
One Tor luhrma"y Drector.
one for Coroner.
Tue unit Of representation shall be one dele
gate Tor each - votes cast Tor Secretary OF
state at the November election o. l,Hd. and
one Gelegal. for eacl traction amounting TO
thirteen or more. Tine primary e,ect.Or viii
be held on SATURDAY. August 2lst, in the
Country precincts from 3 10 p. NJ at tne
usual place OF voting. ana in the CT y wards
from $3.50 to $50 +. NJ. The election in ca,
ward and precinct shall be conducted by o !e
judge and one secretary TO be cleo ed by the
Republican voters present at the opening OF
the primaries,
Each delegation must present to the Con
Yenl-on proper credentials, duly arrested by
the presiding judge and secretary, together
with a list OF the names of those voting at the
primary.
Upon the basis of representation the dele
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-28
THE MARKETS.
WInL .

CISCINSATI, July ~.
FLouR--spring fancy, $40 400 spring
family, s3 %oG3.6O; spring patent, ~ 4OUi 10;
winter patent, 81 10 % 81; fancy, s3,7)GS 81;
family, $I00g3S5 extra q, 65 c2,0G low grade,
e. 20JU250, rye, northwestern, t!350a.4S do
city. i2.S5 J241
WHEAT-S4les: No. 2 red track 73Mc;
CoRN-Sales; No. yellow, track, .skc.
OATs-Sales: No mixed, track. s02c
HoGs-Select butchers, SS.sOU2s5. fair &c
good packers, So 6)GS.sO; fair to good light
50 rs 1885, common and roughs, s22JUh60
CArrLE-Fair to good shippers s+0JG4 so;
extras, 46OG46o; good 70 choice butchers
s39k14.25; fair 70 medium butchers, IS - q
375: common, q. 20 G3U0.
SREEP-EXtras, ~ 60 d3 rs; good TO choice
50. 3.OOG3,5O; common to fair, s2 25 q2s IS
LAMBs-Extras, S5 loG5 Is; fancy. s6 35;
good TO choice, a o00b0O; commoa to fair.
IS 50G4.5O.
VEAL CALvEs-Fair to good light IS 90 D
$50; extras, sS75G600 common and large.
50 90 $500.
WooL-Unwashed. fine merino, loGiic per
ID; quartsr-b blooi clothing, isoi4c; msdium.
delsine and clothing, l3Glic; braid l2Di 3c;
medium combing, liGI5c. Washed. fine me-
rino. x TO Xxx, ljc me lium clothing, i53 lie:
delaine fleece, l5Gl6c; long combing. 1901 o.
quarter blood and low. I31lic; common
coarse. isDls'; tuo-wsshed, choice. i9c
CHICAGO, July a.
WHEAT-July, 7sHc; sep:em Der. nha7l 40;
December, 74x 1741c
CoRS-July, 2oXG27c; September 27HQ
e7Ac; December 2sj( 19sHc; May, 3O4c.
OATs-July, IKE; September, i7xc: Octo.
Der, l7Ac; December, isNc; May 20%c.
PITTSBURGH, July 2Z
CArrLE-Receip light and markets steady.
HoGs-Prime pigs, Light Workers ami pigs
"a O514 10; best medium, si9j "a 90: common
to fair, %. IS 80; heavy, sle51a75; roughs
g. 259a 80
SHEEP-suppiy fair; market steady; rriees
unchanged Calves, sa002h2a -
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-28
We Make the Lowest Prices

Have you tried that Wonderful Soap?
1t is a fine Toilet and Complexion
Soap, worth 1Oc cake, but for this
sale it goes at 218c cake.
A Big Rush for Queensware is on
now. Prices are bound to go higher
any day Don't neglect to get that
tea or dinner set or chamber set One
Dollar will go as far as one and a-half
little later.
We are THE LEADERS in prices in
the Grocery Business of this City.
Everything lower and of good quality,
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-07-28

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 81. "A double
murder occurred here Tuesday. James
Mingie. a horse trader is accused Of
the crime, The victims are Mary
Briscoe and her infant child and they
were killed by chopping their heads
with hatchet. Mingle has been living
with the woman for some time 1t is
said the cause of the trouble was her
refusal to live with him longer, Mingle
mas been arrested. Blood was found
on his clothes and he was going out of
the city when captured. He denies
the charge. The woman was but 10
wears old.