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,uINo> B,>h> Ger Rur.
Two That ua," n'ru PAYING . Per cent
CONC D,wu tn 3 i-x.

II. R.wrrN NaNiug~ BaEk and 90" Bank
for SAVING ANNOUNCED Yesterday hat
the .u'cre-r Geo Do" credited tu d"po-foT-
an July I frr iur hr~' ~ months ui 1872
U.uIIt" q. 100, ra.- g 90. i-r cent instead
.f4f-r cent thr ~.am"u's. the Broad
,,y aua the Irving .'Il pay = Per cent.
n Wa. .n.y a v"ir ago hat the BOVery
SAVING Baur. which : the largest in 'hls
,.Iu'r, vent temporarily from a ga I"r
e. o.. a pr cent bass IN" Bank
for Sang 90 DECLARED I per cent. cgu-
I,riy s..,c So In lSs2. lsSa and 1884
n p,d uu.y o.. r"r '"ut
an en- g tt.-r utuk- said Yesterday
'naf they had l'"n for eel to th" 81 pr
cent bass -" au-' 'h- 'lass 81 --cur,-
TIES poo Nh. o. -i,ug~ tank may deal under
10, ~,a', atw = "a, b nav lie" ushE- 'Htt"'
.ln moro '..4r So ca the ~" uu ln"
m.t,, $50 invested 1h-. ~ o'Ur-'. -
,>,Il~y- ui m. gage Wu'"n uring : Il"
Mlru 'u, i"g -Ir..r pu'. a &c." -c,uri'y
s, '.r 81 O.! 'Hr ' " "NIh ~HNtug~ hymns
MAY trade au az 'f' ai rr,' i"r hat -'cIriy
f- Grated ana rrul.r, buy Ip III" vhul"
.--e, and rU. o. 40 a Irt,' vr'r ~" -iN .ur-
hanks ury ..r .is.-f Sc tl a greater pfuti
than r'or &C.. 'r 81. pr r"u'
f.uf ,.,r. ago 'Un 49," insurance ON
pau'cs aauI '"u q 3 aud 49, I-r cent r"-"r'"
ha-- after .-,-t'ug 'ur snm. vcsrr on
a,tur cent tU-.- Pre-. lent A!nNar Do
of ,Ir F,u'a"'" 'n,u .-,'G 10" lcad,Ig
fpar, sr- e. 80" COUNTRY What rate -
interest 30 If' u~.rar CONT Iay '"u'o
count upon rHat.IIg uu H~ total a~-i-
Invested .f -..r ed. Ur' r~ .-H u,"'gaGr
and boz va. r.'r that 3 fo a. frr .our oas
D. n 90. It.l.tH'. rlt" onia.ual j.
ftr, no. 90 lsIug- banks have" is-n
ar,..,t a.. IH to state tax - lf'rt'hN
co. ..fII,.. IN t"v'rN SaNug~ htik has
n
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OHIO MINERS SEE MITCHELL.
IRON ,H!i 10 PROTEST. Wu>T
,GFNIRH >rHihi.

Itr,t TIA, ~ 'h~ ~srsprn.i"a Of n"TA m
ne s.f teal rrgion ~ rrn1N'Ns'in
pn.rstar> ,sn.icrr son'rE't.
urakrr ~ the ,r'ion Of the Wen
WHY ,B,Rrf. Pa. Jun" . IEl"ga-
iint : ct tri'.d Nin" Mprkrr- fr"m 'n'
-rf' coal districts - MI hiEsu and en-"
ar" hsr, 'o-uigh, ca important business
Tho Michigan n'u hoTs' tn It'll" if''f
.'nkc h.for" they "av" town. The 'hi"
m,t will not STAT" the obJ.-'t ~ th'ir coin
ing. but admit that II has ~ do With 'h'
rational rui. vrutior to D." h"ld m july "
Th. d~,l"raiiuu j. composed uf Pr'rlf"ri
" n Haskiu-. S~rr~'arN q " Nt'1c
and l.. ~ Sullivan ~ D,~tr'' No
T." Mi.ligau Nisi'n- ere man" vuth''~
ard Operators and tho, az" "rdraN"r,'g
with ~" ui ~ VI. MI, hsu. '" reach mn
agr."tu.rr r~'lattvs 80 - way -'a" l-t-'
ApriI. wh"f the miu'r-''or'raci-"Nptr
'l. OPERATORS refused 20 renew them and
Their. has l..u -iucr q -'riA" Each I'D"
ha- nov prepared - wagr s"ale and 'h"
two will i, com bincd Tn commits"
arr X VI Randall, representing the Saginaw
u'orr=ts { = Ruttle, representing nav
CIV. T. " Davis. III" Michigan ..nal OF
traitors commissioner. william ] WI.
lams. Pr -idcrt of IN" District No -. and
tdmoId lu,hard-.
IN" visit 81 W." ohio Delegation ~ this
'ttu" j. q unusual -.gritDar'" IN" men
through hat stat. hav" hs-u reported 10
49, ,pta-d 20 = strike and 10 breaking
'h.,r Contracts, and the oni,vrs ar" urdrt-
-'o.-l iu H., d,tsrm'f ed rp' 80 adNi~" th"if
u'u 80 -'riN" Ia. -upFnSItinu IL here
Tat thy hav" conn 90 pls," th"it protest
t.f,r, pr,-IG'nt Mi'Ch"lt
Pro idont Mitchell aid tonight ina
fhr ufUrr restricting the output "' cat
~ irr Central Pennsylvania district tN
D4uaiIiug u nu'-fhiri va grn"-allv
uh.y,Si Gv ~" Sufkct- today. aud all
tho mines oiicfCsi CLOSED were ~" IN"
ml,,- wIorr her" az" Coka o'"r- ar"
,u t." iJ,o Wednesdays and >Siurt' "
and where's There ar" nome. fridaN- aNd
H." district employs $500
u'it
Mitchell vas a-k.-l II tho Nc. . di>tri,'
wa- represented a. the recent il'"'sia''
.urfrfruC" a. Indianapolis whrt" n wa
agf,,Si hot to Nioial" ANY CONTACTS. hd
he ~aii 'lat y was not Ia" district hd"
,urifaC'.. however. and N" operators
i"-. consider that they w"r" broke 'v
'o-d.v'- Suspension. They DO not believe
hat ia. III coal operators viii taxi ANY
action regarding u ~ pr-~r'.
several & the local unions iRN" pos''"l
isis e unfair men. IN" lists hrlng sigu',i
hy ne" nj "r- AID committee II IN" local
Tins Civ, u~pporuritv for legal action.
tho operators contend. and -on" ~ them
.rr cru~tiariuC IN" ad~vi-ahiliiN oi having
~ . men de'larsSt unfair prosecute.
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Lac Sta,sk ',aFkrt.

NruNEssAI Iuur IS. lals
Ur,~.pis - brryts N-f" 80 head. iuUriIrr
" ear. .4F -Isu. lHrI-s. md ~ Tor tur UlrkyI
mstfaE Win 'us state cattle - ears tn To- -alt
,,atl ID r.u HH hs~Vrs Affr % demand hud srlNyg
.'t.dN 30 sfrrng rirdIuu and rpm'ton s!uS 80
Ia lowef TIM buls aud cows gefs hl.o "a lrt.
tuI good. IA ,'or- stead the lards No. mt
r,esfsi Pnttsf To- brsi seen sold a. 81 - g -
p.t 100 ~ bulls ~ ssgS "a, COWS a. NaN 70
unr extra fNt COW A. a. tUy dr-Ss-I nht,, sides
In FAR demand At WIZ r-r ' cables quoted
sheep lower o. ~ ~ pFf =. drtS~d Arigui
refTfsmtar bc~f steady ~ u'aai2r. Isr : -
potts. s. ~ guArt~t, uf bcrf none % mnrTIs
N~reipts 90 calves wcr- 81. brad. al ~ the
mArsrt making With the stAl- s;urk, s5to On SALE
NraIs wrAirnrd aud frI 81 - bIttriMiiA ~'iii
furnst t~rtnri p In 80. and TIE mAfsrt .i'-~d
usatN Nltuur' a rl-HHantr common 10 sln,rr
srAi> s-'' 81 - - E.S pr tp lhs ~rie'i~n ~
ard ops a. = -. rHG ~ cults a. - buttsfwi -
a. 2. s~l $50 trN durS>rd veal, wal ~ $50
lir. T'f = a lev tNtu ar asS-s sung uptn lliFt
RHcrln's - sEp snd amls Nst- .s5G UrHd.
including hRif = ca fr rNI-Fi au'r : : rat, ~
siaugnirrrTs. aud - M "a uara"t ani. counting
The .'al" stock. tnrTe s'ur = cH's e. " Spld. Good
hand, sHr'p had ~irs iuuuiH at fin' sustained
90 - cnnmon stsk duil Hnd wrs.. nmhs N'u
81 h-tisr dunuti 'aAn ne hv'mr~ Sri -ruius
quite ftrrl' 81 'cstrrGsn = azure. tne vr7s wcr'
s-pastNs pef io Its rulls a. o. Ordinary 10
rholtr lambs a. Seott 49, Dressed mutton
slow a. s.Ssc pr . drrssed lambs steady at
saiN
Receipts ~ hogs werr $50 hesd. includlns about
Z a. ~ ths usrse, trrhns nun SiAir hors
s,ii 4 - psr 10 lhs rri,ed Western Do. WV
~uutablc at s.. tOats1
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PtJERSON >TRIkE LOST.
other siIL worher> Refuse tn HACK -
The D,er~' Helpers.

PATERSON. y Y Jun" - There will he
no general strik" in m" silk industry. That
was practically settled Tonight when the
rihtun weaver. who represent a large
Iart ~ m" men employed. decided not to
go out in sv'uia'hv with the Divers helpers
The boom fiN"r- and 'vI~t"r- and IA" hori-
znutal warl"r-. Who are IN" high''-, class
Il -flk workers. hu' ruW"ric ally small.
L,v" already declared acaius' a general
-trik. The un,v branch Il 'I" industry
t..-id"s IN" dy"r-' h,lT-'rs which faN"r- a
general strike are rh" broad six w"av"rs.
Tho question II a general -tuk" vii IN"
formally -'i'l'J 'r-m' Tr"S uigH' ~ a W'|',,
IDg If IN. central Bar' r'P~'~"u'itg all
branches q ~, lrdU-iry Al IN" ht,i
w,u tu-IIghf --m 'o dgr' that ~" STRIKE
BE- loo.
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>0FT tOtI REIE ~ 10.
spectators Found the si"rase Rair> Too
Wigh for proni

coal dcalar- said Yesterday that a number
of .r.rllaror- 20 -lti coal Who had i-"u
holding tt fpr higher pTic"- h1vc i~"u
.,,mt .ll.t to rricl-r their holdings ON
ac-.uu, pf 20. heavy denurrag" they hav"
'u nay for storage - gr'at - M" demand
for oft cuAI. uuV ever. that % has not Lad
any eject IN breaking the market TIE"
,gl 'ur -li' cDal ha- n-"u increasing "'rfN
tty tu 3D.. It-' for 'h" last week
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4 D!u,>D TRON 3O.OJO wv,
lineage linton Transfers ana freight
nandIrr> Eorni Az Alliance.

CHICAGO. june 20 The National Team
-r.r. mon and 'u" Lu,a. luight Hand
I.r-' uIuu rain" 200 an understanding vs~-
,,rlav and prepared go submit az ultmatum
.. all NJ" railroads entering chicago.
/ ry will demand that after Thursday no
union trams,crs -hal, deliver freight to a
ror.uu.un IN gh' handler ur receive II
from hun. also that no union freight handler
shall deliver ira CIV o." a %run-untun driver
ur a",p' u from ban
No" demand viii concern more than
Jnpl1 Uru.
inr n..," - de- gn"d f. force every
fu..plf handler Go cutter w" union which
Va furUri r.. "ttiv, aud 80 CAV" that body
.tfo Do. 1.1u-t"r-' iUtou hnu 'h>
=. q, oiuui-nrd 90 would mean an "ud
of Oh, eng aud hitter truEC'" that ha-
|..r war; ~ ihe transfer and Do" luug
-tn-.tu.i "r ar sd"tiu' ov"r no" irr'gIt
haus.'r-
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,,,,.,, rn.,r strike 90 save a Mine.

SHAMoxIS. Pa June - Tn" first break
IN this u.lgrt-rhuud occurrrd tl,I- morning
when r1r- engineers returned 70 work
Al m. Henry clay. a Reading ~c,llierv NJ
,,..r l,t l...r r,.-'"i from 'hI- shaft
mo-. fi,, fireman, ami engineer - stukc
h.r. and It 1A- raj ldiy hllng with water
Iu. COMPANY 'yprr-erd IL d"t"rnuatl'H
,~iauauut.C the operation along "lh.
~ .r.r % tHs Nc. n'alu H.sz'ur urged
fh. 'usl'''r- '" aiiHN Tor WON ~ .i''i
ID. ~.v. ~. w.u'- iut tlr' Town
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>rRihI n nniiL o0.'S sHor>.
It'tern ,lur'rcd Car MID 60 0ut
nrrausr az urn We're Discharged.

puuNuflrWN. Jun" - Fifteen hun
drd .trrl. y,.'~ 90 ~" : g Brill Company.
car hui.tcr-. -'rIok today bocau-" ~"
a-n refused Geo uiu-tat" is"nty-tw" mon
Who we're -ummatilv discharged la,i Satt.--
day Members 90 ~" ttm faN M" ur'u
..r. a., lar red l@Dnu~" 'h'V v.r' ding
atr.ut Tn" ,loYs " ~ ait1ru'" the
di.,harl. 30 the tact that t'' discharged
r,rn l-longrd Q" th" car Bui!dcr-' I mon
Tho mon who N"rc discharged werc NV"
mn.' -Aill"d wurkmen la ~" shop I'm"
~ ilrn had worked for the Bulls twenty
wear
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Notes Prom NnH >irrrI.

Ito stock iAchaugr via Dv-" on
Ir,du,. Luly =. -~.,'r4l other '.'uus-,
v,u eco iArWis. the ,h'1 80 io'Td 81 ig"d'
vlu ,Io-.. Got" sugar broker h'r" won't work.
tui iHr . f"-itE aouttv O. la"lt 90 u"
rrH''s 10 90 fur fuaU,tsi distinct
llr rt... sI. eli ~, toi'v t.NChHrEr by
% vote 90 .H. 20 - 'r.t'IfaN drtu Ted t.H
profn-'G tr.,.lwsui 10 in,r"H~" ~" iutIu-
isT-IIp ni &c. tN't tugH
Kuhn. Io-b A 90. announced yesterday
that N" -ub~' tiUttou lit. TOT Sil.oH.uau
Ne rouolitau street Railway 'oupuuv 4 tsr
cent ''iuudiur ioud- had tsyu 'lo-cd. th"
amoutt offered having l"cn "on-'d'U,blN
Over -ut-, rfhcd The subscription u-t- were
OIL. ogrn'fi yesterday
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la, ,onnrr, smut, Dawn.

pYr-.rii Pt June ., e." N"ha--
r~.....-. Af -, Clair, Via" only "u" tu
~..u,le.U region vh"rr work has u-"u
,....rlr ..d during ne -trlS", wa- com
u.I 80 TO cio," down to-day III" miners
lie! MAJOR Jo-'ph I"uuiug, N" pro-
r,t,t.r. f4.f .r"y would mot 0r'uW 60 NuI"
!. D.. .s.V F,' 'h" scale Of age, demanded
B.. tn.,. I,.'-t Mare WorN'r-
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n. ro,,rd bridegroom nc, ~ M right.

Prrtsru>. IA Jgu" p James \ Don
.,..y II Jrutii- 'pv u-htp va compelled
Too quiz VurN a. ni'" pump ''ini"I ''i"ir
Id. ,,.Il t.u, q rarrAg~ tu tHk" hIuI-Ii
a.. Ir. ur., 20 .l4r.h. The Wedding VIZ
%, nav. taA,u uia,'. t wt-.N agn, bui "N'tN
.,. rywrl 100 'N" ,.N hat ,~"u u"'il I
.. .l-. him a "srrl.E' ~uon'I 'iau lu-"
loo. rr.4.. Druu'll' VH.r vurA 'hi- ",'N
..I n.- married tong
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Trn.Itour Law phrid.

p~rovIrI~Cr. Il |. June Is The supreme
Court to-day rendered an opinion tina, the
iau-npur la~ winch Vas passed nj IN" May
-r--iuu - ih. legislature. b. & institutional.
... 't.' '," , uii-d Traction Company
l.rr'lv contract Tor eleven hours,
.utk 90 tsclN" The railway m"n'- strike.
Vhir' o. -ur 'h~l-r v's ks ago. was ta-.d
ur,n 'hr r"Eu.'i 81 fN" company 10 ots'y
t''- 'a~
Irc mIf,a Wa Withdrawn from Paw
"a. k,F TODAY
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~. GtR (O.'S NEU DIRECTORS.
Three Are tn ne Fleet, ri ~ s~'eckho'drr~'
Meeting To-day.

Nthe annual meeting 81 the stockholders
~ tho American Car and Foundry Company
IN jersey CITY to-day three new directors
will h. elected Their names were not made
public yesterday
The annual report 81 the company TO
juno 1, is-usd yesterday. shows an In
crra-a In net earnings over IN" previous
ii-"ll year e $50 as. and an lncr'as, IN III"
total surplus 81 81 .5aj. al? The halanc'
sheet. under liabilities, shows an incr"as'
~ vouchers and notes PAYABLE II s5,6i: Jic.
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rN,,u,L ,,D ,swsrhci ~.
June .

n INV" 80
t,.-r ,.rnrJtrr ~. r,'~u' -
,t. .,,,t .,,r~w,,y - Kirs ItvauI.
... a.. .rs.,t,y r.t-art- ,o.,vrd
So, at, ,rJu,..l fhr bra us- ru
o.. " r,.b,,,. r...ay I'D, n,.riu,I
., 49,. vr. do, tY.urattpu ct
M -r,r. It-fYrlan,-. 90
.,...r t.,., ,r. k,g. ,ur. trd In -iru
- "a. . ,.,s.ft,y of 90.
,rn .,...,. ,.,i. frow
a.. ..l - ,.,.,, ,,pr.-tnu Of
Ill Int u,,L. ,-.r, than /,
a.. ,.y,t .,,r,,,r, London
80 49,, ,nI ,,',,r ,ailNaN
-,... r.,.,,,L.d t-,rtior,uv fn ~
- - ~, .,,bfD,p va- A.
I'D D.. .,r~r.sd and
d.. -. b,,..- N.r, ,,o,.-at, pur-
.b,.,r,, tot. !, ,h,- market go balance.
r. -, SIT EXrt,usr will remain
II 81, ,,.t,v until N'npday ~ next
-, L.,t. v.,. ma,pI, p.n'..-
81, - ,,,.,,Iy showed i'm
-, - ,,,,b-,, ,di.r -nm. IT.
-, a.. 3,, ,,.,,,--.d .r,r-ilg
- 81 ,L, .,rr,,hctic na,rr,- II
-. , :, pan, m th. late trading
-. cr,r... In m, general list Iu
f.. IT,. p,el.uy common di-
- I,i,, Pacific leadership ia
- . losi,r m. ar-, mentioned
a.. ,h,.,,n-u, and l.f, N nearly n
"" a.. -. ,n,.,r,inr- tho
',t.. .",r,a,,,. c,elrr. entnyrd advances.
-, TO-, smau fractions to ?per cent
81 u,b.,n
~. aa.. I'm ,Lo anthracite coal re-
IT,. ,,, r,r,b ,r Indicated the
probability 81 early di-iutcgra'i"u of ia"
,.I'.,t ,hor ,,s,.c, ~ "A uartial ro.ump-
. .,-,,t,r. nj tho mines shortly ~
A, y,stcr, ,y's informal cpn-
-. =, ga. arthr,,tc pr 81, nt~ ~"
,r,, q, a,,.np,iuy 10 lag,n work A. CT
,.ia ,,lr.,i.. as -non a. the necessary
an,.,, -, mo, had hs.n -Currd,
, <.arlv all Of tho prnlucrr-
- 'civd A arulicg,ion- from a numl-r
49, .,,Li,y ,nin.r. on their respective
- g., - ,mrloy m.n, SUBJECT 20 adequate
,.a,,.,i,, which h,, ts..n guaranteed.
'p.u.,y ,uLs other thau ,hu-. men
- 10, u.r, fairly active included
:, p.,I Missouri paciir. A,ch.ron com
S-,,n,r, pa,,bc I'm moderate
wv" 80. an pa,,sc xa. d-ur---d
Dm",I con, IAN, 1, CLOSED prao-
-. ,.,,sot IT,, greatest, strength
v,. d.splsved IN ~ Paul as previously
-. "a "a, mpr,y.,n.nts wer. -rorpd
'',. b, "a r., con, IN that stock,
- pa, Heading common.
So -. and Sc~ York Cen, raj
""~ Ell 90. a = ,o . u.r cent
,n'a. :, a.. c,n.rnl lis, WAS in
" - =, a,,,abic cram news which
- -, ,d.,h,.. in ,b, grain market.
c,,, ,n th. .July when,
~
~, ,t,.,r.l liz, ,~mal,amatcd Con.
-, nj, fairly a,,,y. deal.
-, .,..,ad ,rIv ,hn,,, half ~ m,
"A I.. E,,l and iran nm a
- ,,,v,m.n, advanced
'""l -, i, c,v.-i,ys ~ shorts
s'"'l"' . -, ,,,o,,o, ah,,.
""' -, Ct -, Tho huv,ny YIN.
FN' a.. ,.fE,yn.. ~ r.-apt
"',''"'' - g. -. cha,c.s M,
-'"',r - - .h,,L :, "a ,u,r,.d
'h' u,N'"''u 80 ,,n,u .ona,,ns an.,
N""' W. s,-..~- h.,. American
w" w" -. -. a.. 4.
ie a -, ,oin,. Tn. r.l.
t"rr"u N -, h,, .,c.dy
way "'"' -. co,di,io,s x.r. re-.
I" ,,cbo,g.d hut heavy borrowing
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slump In ultra Ne, oiu,ionsr, sends

H. tho Rroad Street curb market yc-'cr-
dav 81 .,-1 Cuhan Government u Jar cent
hondS -old a. ~ per cent. Thi- - a de-
cline uf 10 ,-'r cent IN three weeks. The
bonds are 80 III" 500 go issue oi is96.
signed ty Estrada Palma, nov Prcsid' ~
uf tulu.
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New .,rr.r, urporat,.ns.

TrFSrrv. y !. June % The EugIn'- r.
iug ,umtH'v of hrr rioa va Incorporated
TODAY o'h at authorized capital stock ~
sS.OpOVo. 'o c,ui,uI" th" bu-ir'-~ - III"
cunningham : Ein."r.nE Company of
r. ton u" up-puratvr. aw Willard "
Ia iNtu. A.iSr' u Palmer aud Aiipd a.
Bi.Hu
-. Electric Nngneti" Railway Tom
uauy Wa Incorporated wIu a capital -iuCk
It .ItptuJu the corTprltor~ arr All"rt
4 AIlsrt-uu. Christian A H~snriChss'n and
luhu Allen, all - New Work.
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n.nra uas,cr Mechanic, ,,-c, oncr,,.

SsHsrrGi. June "a tn" American Rail
way Master Mechanics Association adj
luurncd 'his afternoon. after "~.~ting tho
following ufhc~rs President. G"orp' "
Wei Of New York city, First N~icr-prr-i-
dent, " II LOWS If Norfolk. Va SEQ
ond Nio--pr-.idant, /. II Peck 81 Chicago;
Third Nic~-Presidcnt, " , BALL Of Detroit.
Treasurer. Ang,is Sinclair of New York
city: SECRETARY. Joseph " Taylor %
Chicago.
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Va action w., IN Colorado rurl Dividend.

DENVER. Col. June IS III" dlrc'tnr- IT
the Colorado Fuel ard Iron Company mot
to-day. hut owing to ~" au-"htr 81 q
tho lnard adjourned until t1-Wurruw
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The Grit-advocate., 1902-07-04
A SWEET FILIPINO GIRL.
Her Beauty and PoIiteness Charm a
PennsyIvania CONGRESSMAN.

Representative Green, of Pennsylva-
mia, tells an interesting story of one
of his experiences in the Philippines,
says the Washington Post.
"Un the second day after my arrival
in those islands," he says. 'our party
visited Santa Cruz. in Laguna prov
ince. l had never spoken to native
woman, and. after dinner, at a small
hotel kept by a Chino, | crossed the
street to Il very humble shack, where,
on the ground floor, cigars and cigar
cites were sold. A very neat and quite
pretty native woman stood behind the
window sill, used as counter.
I'm my very best Spanish ! asked
the prices of her wares. Imagine my
surprise when she replied in u very
sweet voice: Excuse me. sir, but |
formed me that her sisters. her nieces
and her cousins also spoke English.
bought cigars and cigarettes, and
offered her cigarette. 1 never
smoke she replied. to my astonish-
ment, nor do my sisters, nieces or
cousins She told me that smoking
was not common practice among the
better classes of Filpinos, and that her
father especially did not approve of
his daughters smoking. and we al
ways she added. obey our parents.
According to Mr.. Green. the girl
criticised the American bands because.
while they played good music, :hey
rarely played well. An impromptu
concert was arranged. in which the
performers We're the girl. her niece. a
girl Of TO- and her cousin. aged s. and
the audience included Senator Bacon
and Representatives Jack. Mercer. De-
Almond and Green. The girls sang
John Browns Body Marching
Through Georgia" and ''I'he Star-Span-
gled Banner in English. accompanying
themselves on a harp and violin.
"When we left" says Mr.. Green. the
girl. with perfect modcSty and good
taste. gave me her little brown hand
In farewell and said: 4 am sorry my
good friend leaves. | hope he will NJ
ways be we'll 1t was II gracious anA
graceful parting. Never will | forgcr
that pretty little brown-skinned Taga-
log lady and | will cherish her mem
ory always"
The Grit-advocate., 1902-07-04
Or. Hartman, the Famous Gynaecolo-
gist and Inventor of Pe-Tu-na o.
fers TO Treat Women Free During
the Summer Months.

America is the land of nervous
women. The great ma jiority of nervous
women are SO because they are suffer-
ing from some form of female disease
By far the greatest number of female
troubles are caused by catarrh.
Women afflicted with pelvic catarrh
despair of recovery Female trouble is
SO common, so prevalent, that they ac-
cept it as almost inevitable. The great
est obstacle in the way of recovery is
that they do not understand that it is
catarrh which is the source of their
illness In female complaint, ninety
nine cases out of one hundred are moth
ing but catarrh. Peruna cures catarrh
wherever located.
The following letter was recently re-
ceived:
1856 W. 3sth ST., New York City.
The Peruna Medicine Co, Columbus, O.
Gentlemen:-"W What bread and meat
means to the hungry Peruna means to
the sick. 1t is an especially valuable
medicine for sick women. / have found
that no medicine so quickly restores
health and places the body in a normal
condition. ] but voice the sentiments
of women who Were once sick, but are
now in perfect health"
MISS LIZZIE SNEATH1NG.
All women who are in doubt as to
what their trouble is should write Dr.
Hartman. Columbus. Ohio. Give him
full description of your trouble, previ-
ous treatment. symptoms and age. lie
will promptly rcpIy.with full directions
for treatment free of charge. This is an
opportunity which no ailing woman
should miss. DR.. Hartman has become
renowned through his success, in treat
ing women's diseases. His experience
in these matters is vast. Correspondence
is strictly confidential. No testimonials
published without written consent.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-07-04
MRS. ALEX.J0HNS0N

DR.. Hartman relies principally upon
Peruna in these cases. Peruna cures
catarrh wherever located.
Mrs. Alex johnson. $50 University
avenue, Kingston, Ontario, Can. writes:
81 have been sufferer for years
with bearing down pains and back.
ache, and got no relief from doctors
prescriptions. ! commenced taking
Peruna and after taking the first bot
tie I felt much better and within q
month WIS well woman, and
heartily recommend it to any woman
who is in as poor health as I was.
MRS. A. JOHNSON.
Miss Mabel Meyers, Argentine, Kan
ses, collector for the Kansas Temper
ance Union, writes: ''Peruna has proved
a friend to me for it cured me when l
was sick and the least I can do in return
is to acknowledged it's value to the public.
Since | was Il years old | have suffered
with headache, backachc and pains in
the shoulder blades. l caught cold
easily and my lungs were weak. Catarrh
of the lungs "aswhat the doctors called
my trouble. | took their medicine for
eighteen months without any benefit
and hearing about Peruua | decided to
try it. | used nine bottles and was re-
stored to health This was two years
ago, and am now in perfect health"
If you do not derive prompt and satis-
factory results from the use of Peruna,
write at once to DR.. Hartman, giving
full statement of your case and he will
be glad to give you his valuable ad-
vice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman. President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-07-04

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Successfully used by Mother Gray, nurse
in the Children's Home in New York. Cures
Feverishness, Bad Stomach, Teething Dis
orders, move and regulate the Bowels and
Destroy Worms. Over 10000 testimonials.
At all druggists CSC. Sample FREE. Ad-
dress Allen S. Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
The Grit-advocate., 1902-07-04

Does that dog belong to Miss smythe?
NO; l should judge not. She seems to