I
., i
i !
uuhm ;vevmun.
KUKN-r.i cam nut a i ..
1 -l-.,. i.,;::.lii,.r hv i
tin n ate '-m.iusirv
Fill PAY.
MAY
r.riii'X'ralir .stnto Tl.hel
l',.f full:
tiiom s i
1 ', if -oi !l MM' .1 ' n! -.
( r.!'l"' !'ll I'M HKVP1M' K.
i until :i 1 I .H! ::'-
M.l.KN. lli-i-
m m i; itt. i:
ViiittiijH.
til. lie taxation, of a
f,.r private irotit.
t t
-I II . .unr i'.tTllltT 1 IlIiiU.'"' '
the i -t .l:uii- ful -.-h.-m.- of i.::n.l.-r
th.it has ev-r 1k-. ii pr;u ti.-.-.l upon a t.
i n i 'i '1 . Th- tin p'.a'.- mouse
t ..it tin- mountain, "f hi;:h
l.r.itsulit fort'u i- cvtr.-tn
tl-.. ,-. , ,f !'s 1'..'"' r WU
. '.u. '.I.-'.-"'.!.- vv.-r. it 1 1 T .- lie -live
1 :: !i w .-,-! l- i'.-:isll!ii. rs
th. m km.'.v an.I :'-r tl"'"" -h!i.:i-
A ii i:ipn! "i
Washington Letter.
14.
lS'l-J.
flyiii.H
it vv;-
tariff h:'S
!' v'li.i'i that
.1 ttii'.n-.ir t..
n:r i-.
f.-r
I'm r.li . tui- .it l.ar.'i-.
moktimki: i'. i-:i.i.itt. t;u-..
.ISO. f. I'.V 1. 1.1 IT. l'l.ila.l.-li'ii.
Til" M AS M. NI:NM:PY. l-'raiiuliii.
K.W1PT. WIl.StiN. All. -irh.-n.
t l-.i. .!..!.
".in -T.t K. V iit.r:t;ti'
rii .re H UiM.-rrv,
few I
ti.ltl
l is lu ll" ttVcH.
l',.r PMri
s-imr.fl Tli.-iiii'snn.
A I iiii S. t'imw i".
w. i;.'.Iw-.i Wriultt.
.t.ihn I .1 nr..'-'.
.In in i' a luitt.-v.
S. w I ri'imi' r.
Azur I..Utir..i.
Ttioiini " t : i t.i n r
I'. H "triil'imter.
.lnsei.ll l. I irr.
A n.tr. w i . I'nyb.n.
Mii-i'iu'l l.i'-l'i'l.
J. K V. H..U.
U-Tir", li I ill.
Wili'ii'ii m m.
'l tirl.- I' le--k.
S i iili-i S I." ''V,
K. Mm.!-.
V. I H iiinm.-ll Ul.t.
tl. H I'ii-t.
linrli'K A Kiiu an.
.l..lin l. Ureb-n.
IhoiiKi' M.-li.'Welt,
vv I
lii;iv
the taritt
-.:'.' t!i
i r 1 1 i i i 1
plat.- p.-.p!.-p.-tsi.-i-n
nil!
iiehi-trv i
tin- .-1 1 1 1 - linn- it
that ti.u iinpur!
i .f 1 . ow ;m; t'
t ..f iniiH.rtatii"n-
.in!.!. ti.- pri'.h:
i ,i;.,!..-. it.
!1-1 tl,.-
t f..r ti;
Tin' tin
I'
-ay that mi. !: a r.-m-
linthinj; li-.-a;:-.- th
. . . i i . . .
i.,.t y t 'st.ii.:ifi!i'i. ;'1
i;. fi.r th.' latt-T halt"
tin- h;.y r.'ccipts in
uiti. ipaiii.n "f '" tariff, u. n- .'lily '"-
f. ir tin' wiii il ' 'i
r
V-hini.tok. I). C. May
I'n -iil ntial riiMK'i hav.' l'' n
i.; t .it,.l f:i-it tli:.- wi'i k. Fir.-t
li.l that S.-natur HhMia.l w.vU' up hi
i.nn.l i.j with.ii.tw in f.iv.-.- of (lov. rn.ir
F'.iw. r N'-'M that Mr. fl. v. lan 1 u.um
,'ki inak.- p. Mi.' h l. tt.T .lulinui
ill.nv hi- na:iH' to l- im-srnt.'-l t tin
;t,nvrntn n. an-l a.Ivwinsr th.- lr.v
i k it- . a-i.li.Iat.' in th.' W. st: ait l .-U.l
am.th. r that Mr. Cl-v.-lan-l ha.l s ;nm-
t.-l a pn.iM'.-iti.'ii t" sot'.ati.r um
th. ir i -it.t with.'irawal in fiiv.-r !' si.iii.'
N,-.v Yol k man t I"' liiiunaiiy :i-r.i w
..n. r in th.- iv. nt . f that l.. it.u n-
! ..r t'u.-.r mai.i'.itv t'i :i."-.'i' i. ".
wit'ti'lraw in favi.r !
with U i.l a.- An-."
all l.. l..t)-' to th.- "1111-i-l
i-s 'f ni-ws, an.! an-
f.v.ri-h
- tiiii.-.
.
nth 'f tii- n . ipt-
th.
nllrrto llfiiiiifnU.
l'l.-n-.' ttik- in .ti. .- lliat tlm-i- .1. Mini.' In
l .-iiiiilnhif- fur tin- in .nun -i' n hi- l"i'
v.. 1 il n'lii r- tit "lir i-ullllli'-'
.Tiiii-' ii in a r v
ia.-'t in 1.!"
1 fur iri
print in'-' "f
iii'ii-i--i im iil
h-hiiri:
inn ..
i - U t -it
t
;..:i ill I'.t !'--.iHir.-l In
uii M.nHav. M:i
uf a rrain.'iii3 f r t li'
i, i -. 1 .1- ft I ina ll"- .'k
ii h nriaiarv I - -t inn-.
All ..-r-..n- il-.rin.' n. ...-ruuiu .-.v . .. -
:,f..i. -.li-l .1!.- rait! uii'"! tu li" 111' I-' "'
1... .i! -ai.l Ml-'i IUI-".
iiiiii.-r ll'i- nil.--, tln-ir nam.
I.c priiit.-il ni'uii il-.- ti.-'"-i-.
1 f II m:!.i M. sw AM.
riniirman 1 !.fn ! H i-- f uinitv f uiihmii
,1,.1,.,-tuMi.. I Al.nl I'. i-'-'--
I -
w uI nut
it 1.
Tin- fuit.l stiti-s Snnriiiic "iir
(li . i.li il that raihuail- -an 11 at rnlr..-.-il
raus ti.-k.ts v. tun or im.rr p.-r.-nti.-.
Si:nTui; ,lmiN S. 1 v i: i t i:. .f Virgin
ia, .li'-il at hin hmiiu in Wa.-hinu't. .n n
Situnlav r.itrht at"t r a fi-w lnmr.- illm-s.
r.Aia.N Fw. thu Italian mini-t' r.
call.'.l at the rial'- .l.-partiii.-nt at Wa-h-
;u,.nm i.ii Miii., lav aial in thual-i ticc 'f
Secr. tarv I'.laitiu had tin lnt- rvi-w witn
As.-irtant S.'cr. tary Ad. f. IK- inf-.nncd
Mr. Adn- .f hi- r. ttilti ti 'a!ii!i','t n
ift..r i,r.,'i,'i I '.l-:iV, of tlh-.-tli'O and
of th.- r.'-unipti'.n "f hi dipU unati.- fun.
tions a.- th-iti''h ii"thin'4 had nrr.-d t
int. rrupt t'n- in
SUlll.'S hi.- pi;ir
tii rorps.
Iarin Fav i al.-n if
a- d.-an of the dipinltu'
,. v,:r. In li,'ti!-
tl : t m tin mths. '" f. .r'
ut into . -if. -ft , w. r.-
ipt- f.
I'll
th I'.- w :aw
i.".-jr.'. tuns. at. 'I
1. l:l.t i only r.J.i"'- tons. lhi-
oli-ln to nniK..- S'ti ti onii:.i.
.i i . . .:. . .ii.niiif.ii'tiiri'r-i
olts t. Il.i' uoni.-i:. """"
f whom said. l-f..r.' th.'law was pas
. . ... .-. . ..ii.,..,.
I,., hti, four nniis lluu coin i ouo
,t i ooo t,,.,-; :i v. ar whii h is inor.-
than ti..- total oiitpttt of i.in, t.a-n nrtu
thu i.at nit;.- months.
. . . . ,
out
Highest of all in Leavening Tower. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
ABSOLSUTEiy PURE
j.Vt
, ...
!. or tin-
Y-.:k.r. to
i,u:r v.i-t'-rn tnan.
Fr.-id.nt. Tho
oortant if mi--"
..l-'V Ml II HI ."1 I"
... ...Ilium of thill '- iH.htn-l at tin
Th.- . nd:nir of . S tiator l!rin--. tin
,,. -n. who is a . iti' n of th- I'.stri. t of
( olumhia win n a fat L- al oilni- i to W
l.n. ,1 and a iti. n of M i.-si-t-ippi wh. n
d. !.-'at s toa ll.-ptihli.-an national roii
v. nth m ar.- to P.- i ! . t d. upon a -onth-.
i n tour to -tr.Dth.'ii th llarn.-.m hold
up. .11 th.- in-lru. t. .1 il- li crat. s to lh-Minm-apolis
i-oiivi i.tioii. is r. -anh d as
th.- most din i t a. kiiowli-d:-.'. nn nt of
, L .,.- v, t mad- hvth.' Uarrit-ni man-
r- l ut'it is Miid that soiii. thir.L; had
to U' done at on, i- to counti ra. t tin
work that anti-Harrison ai.'.-nts. pl. nti
fully siippli.d with iiiun.-y, sire .loins-
tinii iiL' th. !i "Tii duh-ual. S, ur t ls' th.-V
would all la- oniios.-d to Harrison Lv th.-
hm thu i-oiivt-ntion nn-rts. Wlnthir
r.riir.- w ill use mom y or proiiast-s tocon-
iiiri- tin in with is not :dt. -u.-th.-r i tain
l,ul from what otli. rs have told al.ut
. th. r l.ro'ah-ntial v.-.us, it may l- as-
.im.-,I th at Loth will v us.-d. tin-form.-r
.-parin-Iv. and tin- latti-r pl.-ntifn
:-troii"!v ha. k.-d lii-.vi nii-nt in invar
of iiiittiii'' rt-lin.-d snirar on the free list.
Li,,.iLiii.r iui-lf t. It in l'i'ii"rcfS. It is
. laiiii.-d,"douht!.ss with tinth. that in
..ilw.r vv-iiv run Oic diStlllf.l SUiTar
trt't-t he no iiiii-k!y . r so sur- ly shorn f.f
it-power. Many K.-puhlieatis privately
admit their h.-!i f t'nat it would !' a
1 move to put rutin. 'd Ht-rar on the
free list, hut their Votes Wollld he I'oH-
ti-oh-d hv th. ir party le;t'l. rs .-houi.t me
f the
In w
th.
treasury this yi'ar v.i'l pay (
use of thu liuhhe ? hools of
.in ii i.i m mi in a lump sum.
ntion has raised the ipius
the sul 1 hoards uhi ther
1
Tin-: stah
over fi r the
the state si
This eonti'i
tioit ainmi'j
the statu mouuy -houlil hu so ajiplinl as
to les-i n the rate f'f taxation for sehool
pUl po.-u- or whether it .-iiollld J into
Letter wau'- s for teachers, lonu'.-r t- rms
and Fetter school-. The way in which
this illt.-lion -hall he decided will have
an important hearing U)n.n the future
ilispositioii of exei-s-ive casli aci uir.u !a
trd as a r, stilt of state taxation.
a - T 1
;.ri:r' the nine lm mlhs emli ntz -M.u n
l-'.'-J, we imported J'.ihoT"!. o'i'l
:i:d- of tin plate. As a prot.-. tiun to
the d illle.-n.' '-ill. lil-try u.pie.eiu 11
h i ni: ir.jtued hy foreiu'ti eomjii titlou
v,- paid iipoi. . very pound of this ma
terial a tariff of -2 -2 c-nts, a total of .
li. '.s.L'l:'.. The consumers paid all
th. su million-, not for tin plate, hilt in
addition to the cost of the plate. It vas
paid to stimulate" th" home industry ,
and v-ivo it a pei maiien.-y in tin- land
and a deathless lii'.tsp upon the pocket
hooks of Americans.
1 iiirim; those nine months American
manufacturers turned out according to
their n.vii .-t it. ments. v.hi.h wei'- of
...a Ki nuitli the mark o i Id.S:'1
...Hinds of tin plate of al! description -nearly
all of vhich was made of import
ed hlack sh. its dipp.-d in s-. -called mills
In this tiantity of j.l.itc" their are -is. -.'.'.
1... . s of founds each. Puriiit.'
those n'm. months tin plate sola m the
!', . i- i ; mai k.-t at nm m-.re than s:. a
hox and the aveiac price was to he much
l.-s- f. r ail irri.les. tins uivo- tue home
product for nine months an actual val
ue of jl hi.".
We have in nine months taxed i ur
selves live millions of dollars for an in-ilu-trv
that is worth one hundred and
fotty-tive thousand. I'rotection worth
thirtv-liv tim.-s the thint,' ..rotected!
C-uid there he an thin-.' more hraciily
A I liloodcl t rim .
, t.M-. a t ui tint '.
r.tii-t pi"
a in-
Meet lah. I : -s 111 Ne'.v Yi.l
heal -a laiNat in':.
-The thst i!i-t:iii.- tint lii-fiiy ii-k.i-.1s
,,f th- u-e of forks was :lt tin- taM.- m .n.nn
lin li.MKi. link.-.f l'lirtrim.l v. ami h" La"!
i. 1 nap. t".
Wiu kmv... W. Va.. May 1 in-
r ..1 . II." . . .-J,-
mur.ier m .Mrs. . na...-.- inn. "- -
hv h. r divorced htishand at larmti m,
. , i i
. v.-stei.Iav was one -l ine coi,..-si
i.l.-i.,l -rim.-j M-cr oommitt-! in thi !
.... ii..,, ,.f i!,. ...niiitrv. It was .Ilai.oll
',-allv i.laniv.l and 'delil.rat.ly carried! -J..I.:. F. Park. r. f.-r iM-ml. i icz f it y
out and as a result .Mrs. lliu is n-.w u - .!ai-...-.o ...
in" and her li. mhsh hu.-han.l is m jail ; 1. :,-!...- -....,,...-, to n.-........ ....-
at Wood-t'u ld, t. Mrs. 11 ill resided ii I inti.-ty-iiii:- year-.
Market street in this city and yesterday ! vhi!.- the W. -t i -u t"n i int.' from ilm..i-
received a te!-i:ram purporting to !' ; ),,. t.i t - of Main- is - ntf.-i in frum ill out li.
signed hy her hlishand's fath'-r at iar- S.-I.aeo i- eii'M f-t hi nil"' iii' lu-
intun informing her that her o-yiar-j f4 ,,.,v ,,s ,,,, ;,l level at tins -.-as.. n.
old child was si- k and to tome at oi.ee , ( wj1( killed a -pi:iw at Ky
to ( i.irinntoii. It turned out afterwaid ! ( (. .lV(. , u ;!. Bll i,liaii trir
tin- di.-patcii was ho-1 is. She took the ; J(' (.( , .(. (iM). Kill. l. aiid thi- l.a'
tirst In.at and landed at the depot on the ( ,.v;(.,'..,,v ).,.,, ,llMl ajv a-i. e., 1,1,-.
West iruinia si.l-and t.M.k a ferry l-.at , ' r ,,-,,,,-!- ,,r pici
... , ii. i i ! .iii-eiili l.caiil. a inn ui ii" i in
fort .arm-ton. lie,- uivoroe,. nus:,.. .., , k aM,
Hill, was waiting "n ttie t'nio fank lor t
her and as he stepped from the 1-oat h- ;
a.pruached her with a hatchet in his j
hand. Without a .-in-le word uf Warn- j
inj; he .-tru.-k her on the head .--evcral .
times, cutting live deeji gashes, the full :
w idtii of the hateh. t. one of the cuts ex- ;-
the hraius. Many -ople wit-I
,1-1.. ( i I, :nl mi fait li in can
s-'ii in u'ol.l in a cave on his place.
In- w .-nt to look at his pil
wa
on
Wh.ll
Monday it
posing
lies:
w as
di .
.lav
I the fiendish deed. 'I he woman
cared for tenderly, hut v. iil certainty
Hill wa.- at once ari'. ste 1 and to
wns taken to the Woodsllcl-1 jail.
lynching
t. li.-on. r
Wavs and Means coinltuttei
House dccii'.e to iav-rahly n poit such a
measure, and not hy tle ir private-opin-i.
n.-.
Mas.-achu.-elts manuhictureis are
uruin-4 the House i-omm'.tt.e on Ways
and Means to report a hill pla. ine; iron
ore on th- free list and another makm;.,'
a -.-neral redu. tion in the duties on man
ufacturers of iron.
Representative Fiihian, ff Illinois,
thinks that while th- Kepuhlicans are
h'.ui'. inu' over the l. -i.-laiiotl -rant in";
the ri.'hts and priv ile'-'-s f if American re
eistrv to the two Lii? ship-: of the Innian
line." is a -ood time t. u'.-t the Milestion
of free siiiis hefore Contrr.-ss and the
e .untrv. so he ha- introduced .1 resolu
tion as'kiT'- that June 7 and S he dc-vot-
d hv the House to a discu.-sion of
the hill providing for the free admis-i.m
to American re-L-try "f .-hips hiu't m
t ie lmal v.-;- in i'
th.
Th -re w.-n- many threats of
la.-t ni-ht at Clai in-toii. Tii.
was carefully nard..-.l. The motive for
the crime i unknown.
l'an?lit by i huiuljiir-t.
rii:i.!-i:!-i m; May . Ah-mt ."rod
o'clock this afternoon a eloudhur.-t
struck this city, cau-ui the death of
three nu n, who, with their companions,
were in a sailhoat on the Hclaware river.
The men drowned were Lewis 15'iciio
vears. and (i-orre Uoah. -.
i-omiianions who were rescued
I
it., it.
!y a
aial
for.-iirn
ltli-tli
ate ?
lent, more shameltssly etorti"ii-
Thk tindini: f th- coroner's jury in
Allegheny county on Snt'ir.lav. as to the
cau-e of th. -death of .h,hn M.-( 'larren.
nt Ih'xinont. on Monday of last week, is
a highly ati-faetory verdict to the
juiina-. I- vf Jiiili.iu hospital and the
jail olhcials of tliis county.
If. as th.- jury find-. John M- Clam n .
skull was fractured hy Charles IMnton
and Jo- ph Topper while Met 'larren v. a-I'oiuinittin-
a murderous a. mi: on
tin n i in theirhom-, Huntoii and T i p-r
v. re ju-titieil in their r. si-t n-u and if
M.c('larren's d. ath was the result, they
Were to hlamc.
When the iniiiest adjourn-d oti Tues
day ef last wcik it looked very much as
if there was to 1 a fcl.t to the finish
hetwe-n the mantvers of Iilnont hos
pital and the jail o'licial- of this county,
hut the fact that MiClamn had h.-en
rill ,M- ii , 1 I m the head hv Utlllton and
Topier and was travehn- around with a
hroken skull, anion-- doctor.-, jailors and
hospital attendant- for a week without
nny of them timlin- it out. lifted the
pressure, as the immortal J. N. would
j-ay, and stepped hostilities.
The imp-test Seems to have hecii at
tended with very little wranir'in- when
we consider the fact that five prominent
attorneys were in attendance, hut it may
l.e that none of them were in the fin
loyof rSunton iind Tc.p'per.
It is .-ratifyin-to know that F.unton
iind Topper will not he prosecuted.
::sl.Vi'i. I. !-'!. -ay- the Philadelphia
.'.. has '.'pnvti to a irrevi -'ts r.in
in n-re.-s. And it is in. -re than
listince it hein;,' a positive injury to
lie interests. The pr sent session
wiii ha- h. ei; -p-aily eti-ndcl h. y. ti 1
tii-- time it should have lasted, hy the
1. lav in legislation cau.-ed hy ahsentee-i-m.
and measures that should have
A
. -ane,
a m
puh
pa--
r- aSi
d
t
, v c
failed for th
mil,';
O.L..,. nt ' .."clock I', m.. t-n th.
This is regarded hy p.-mocrat- -.-nerally
a " I move, a.- the hill, if pa., d hy
the House and forced to a vote in the
S-u.it.-. will show that the P. puhh. an
Senator- .li. I not vote to admit the City
of New Yoik and thet'ity of Paris to
American re-istry I m -cause th. y fuvored
lie- -hips, hilt lcause tin y wanted the
Imnan company to -. t some of the j.ost-i-:l',ce
ocean maii .-ul sidy, which they
eoiil, 1 not receive without havin- an
American r, ''ist. r. It
i ,- Kithi-m's. vT a si
wil! he adoi.ted hv the H
It is heli. ved that Mr. Plain.- is en-c,,.,;-e'in"
if hedid not a-tuaily i:;.-ti-a!e
i', ,. ..ooositioii to the nomination of
i- prohahlu that
: : iiar resolution.
. ills-.
lire
w
II.
I i.i. ,i:',y last
hll-il'.e-S W.I- h.
than F"i 1 niemh. is wen
u-me-s was cot
( )f the
,k, when import ir.t
th. H.-u-e. no l.-.-s
th.nt, and tue
i . .... . i
s was cor.s itientiy in-Mrui i.
ahseiit. es se( t.-.-n were lYr.n-
T
i t'..oli,!-e as Minister to France,
vt ar.-.
P.i
Their
were
ind I .en n v
w.
nh Mor-an. 1.
ttaro, 17 years.
Tl,., HM.lv -e; out earlv in th- af'er-
. . 'i-'i. whodi
noon lil iii'.iii' ' -- -
. . ... i ... 1 1
(irei-nwu ti 1'oint and proour o a sniau
sail ho.it to take them across the river.
Scarcely a cloud was vi.-ihly in the sky.
iiv tie time th-y ha I r-a-h-d the chan-
iiehwithi .lit wai nin-,' th- storm came upon
them, striking the hoat wiln the sail still
set si)Uarely aheam, cap.-iin-.' it in a .-ec-
iiiii in- men nai ii"t on m
time to take hold of tin- little craft so as
to clin- to it until help could reach
them. Three of the unfortuuates left
and were swept away. There Podics
have not yet U-en recovered. Morgan
mana-ed to slru.-..'!.' to the l.uoy and
-rahh.-d Seitaro as !i- was siiikint;. 'l'iie
otheis slink like lead.
(.in us ;rai;i iiilriieil.
Ir was thought, says the Philadelphia
Tin", that the pinnacle of pension ex-trava-ance
had hc-ii reached when the
Billion Hollar Coii-re.-s at its la.-t session
appropriated slo.i.noo.oon for the year
which will end June .".U, 1 '.''. The
r.illion Hollar d n.Lrrrss and the puhlic
were hot h mistaken. Oliver Twist like,
the pensioners have drawn or will draw
the entire .!, (loo.tiot) and call for more
sylvania nu-mheis of hoth parties, nearly
two-thirds of the entire delegation. It
was on account of such inexcusihle re-mis-nes-
on the part of Pennsylvnaia
representatives that important a m.-as-as
the appropriation for the Philadelphia
mint failed to pass.
Some of the memhers including Peim
svlvanians we could name, are hahitual
ly ahsent. In most cases they are law
yers haviny; larp- practices, and instead
of heinii in the IIous..-whir- their ol.icial
duties r"'iire them to he. th-y may he
found at home in court trying cases
which th- y consider of more importance
than the rcprc-entative service they owe
their con.-titutents and the overumeiit.
Men who.-e private husinoss is of s.,
iihkIi account should not intrude them
selves- into representative positions who-
duties they haven't time to attend to.
It is an imposition upon their constitu
encies and an injury to the puhiic ser
vice. Thev are oracticin- a fraud, l-ear
inir honors whh h they do not worthily
i i . i . .
cusl-im tin, i rawuitr liilV W'lilcn llll-.i
have not honestly earned.
The remedy for this evil that is nat
uredlv siltru'csted is the doekint,' of these
.1
hseiit.-es, hut as ( oii-ressmeii control
J. If.
whi. h has made it-.-lf apparent in the
-,.,,:,!, Th- nominativii w,is !!iade hy
Mr. llanis.-.i in dirn t opp-siti-u to the
wi.-hi .-of Mr. P.'.ain-, who wanted the
place L'iven to K-pr. si-nlative Hilt, of
Illinois'. An sitt-inj.t is U-in- ma l-to
t all the silv.-r Senators to vote a-aiiist
.tin- confirmation of Cm .lid--, h-causc of
"his extreme sin-le standard financial
vi ws, which h- has gloried in makintr
puhh- at every opportunity, r.ouh'y in
his sp- ech.s h.-f..re the Pan-American
Con-r-ss, of which he w as a niemU'r.
Whether it he true or not I cannoi
av. hutmativ hi li.-ve that Mr. Harrison
, ,-, .11 I it...- 1 1- ... .t, , in. .
is ilei;l cratei v iioiuiui; ua. k lot "i"""""
tion of a successor to the kite Justice
Pradlev, of the United States Mipremc
.i . .
court, for no fetter reason tnan uj con
trol votes of .leleates to the Minneapolis
convention, hy holding out hop-s to cer
tain gentlemen who ar-anxi
the man for the vacancy.
Mr-. Thomas A. Hendricks, the wid
ow of the man who had the honor of
hein- Vice-President upon the only two
I I. i. , ,-r if ie tickets elected SIIICI' 1 IS
in Washington.
Iinu.-ton. the negro ex O .ngr. ssman
who had divided with Mahone the con
ir.,1 ,,f Vir.rini-fs federal nationaLro, ha-
hoen notified that his action in oppo.-in
insii-nction for Harrison has shut him
out, and that he w ill get no more favor.-
A ii in-o. May 17. T'n- tirst section
of Pingling Pros.' circus train, a-t-l.und
on the (Viitra! 1 .ranch railroad,
was ditched on- mile east of t'.nd..ri:i at
at :':l-'i o'clock this morning. Four
si.owm. a w. re killed and live ha-Jly injur-
d.
Tin- accident m-, urr-d while the train
was crossing i -mall culvert. The en--in-
pass 1 over in .-.if- :y, hut the -ti a--ture
gave way wiln th-tir.-i car. S -vera!
cars were piled up in tin--trciiii.
Ahollt twenty heal of Stock We!.'
ilrownel. Two .had l..lii-s hive been
taken fro. ii tiiewroe'sr.
A Wrecking iTcvV ! ft Atchison f..r the
. - , . ..
cenc ot th- a-cM-nl al 4 o.-.-kk, an i
ssistant (."hief Surgeon left sii'-rtly after
ward on a sp l-ti tram.
lhe recent heavy rains c.uis-d the
culvi rt to weaken.
1'olie.
Farmers in M.-xico always u o ii of
..n-color in the iiioi-iiii.tr ami of an.c.ln-r
color in th- afternoon. Th-y .1 kimw
why: hut th" y know Mat it tiei-t he the
i ii-ht ihicu 1. 1 lo. h. can-e th. ir f-r. tat !:!'
i!i,l i:.
Tl.. :.- is a church i n tliet.c.vn of I'- r-j.-:i.
Norway, that is built entirely of pa-
p.-i. Il can -.-at l." ei!is in
ami hte. I en i-iiil-i-eil wateipriM.f
-..l.it:. hi ,.f .iiiicklime. i-iin!le'l inil
w hit- of i"-'s.
Mary I l..;ihiii-. wln lias heeii iinal.le
f. s p.-ak f.r four years, had a current of
el'-.-ir'.cil V passed Through theha-k of h r
neck and mouth ev.-ry day f-r a mont h.
At tin-end of that time -he -it.-.I h-r
h I. i.il- v. ith a 1 1 halloo.
An old caiumn lal! wa-t l.rovvi, with
oih.-r srrip iron into tin-cupola "f a
hii.inhy at llii.uhamtoii. N. Y.. Tlmr-.lav.
for m.-ltiug. Tin- x.lo-ion made a 1 ig
lu l-in the roof, and twenty moulders had
a narrow escape fr-m death.
i M nil lua n. of f 1 int" county, l lo.
1 r.-c-entlv. left a Mini little fortune
ofslon.no. 11.- was a hermit of tin- lir-t
w ater and m-ithi-r crav ed t he fi i.-nd-hi p
of man n.r the love of woman. 1I- "h. d
In-fur.- h- f. .iili.l out what la- had he,-!,
h. .' ii for.
An old maid-" insurance company ha
t.. en ooeiied iii I , 1 1 a i a rk . Spi n-1 r- -a n
tl, em-elves hv a -mall sum on
i- ea-hhiz th- a-g- of F. and if -till unmar
ried at 4n ar-entitled to a regular allow
ance. If th-y marry, hou-vcr. th.y ful
fill all claim.
One of th- largt and hanl- st logjams
ev-r known in th- Northwest has li-i-n
f .imei! in the Si. f i-.ix riv-r at Kagle I--lan.l.
It is over live miles ..ng and the
lugs ;,-,- pil.-d up in -ill -hapes. ni'd it con
tains over i:.i i.i m i.o m f.-t. Th St. fruit
r':v. l i- 1'in at.-n. d to a ii. -v chaini-l. ai d
un ' cl l.e 1 it w ill do ! am! 'eav- tin-o-.'-
. ui drv hind.
A wcf.'tliv ftirm.-r nam-d Pr-vost. liv-
ii at St. .hail 1- fhrvs.isimi. f tinada. h-
.... , ,..i
nt un I- riuay jni'i i--ieeu
II.. I...I 1. iins.a f
Hi,,,-. ... .. -.
hv th- wai-1. and oia- end uf a
TIIKRK are a rontarkul.le
r.uiulicr ntw styles in I)rt--s
(ioo.ls this season, lhe many in
tlur;.l jiat'enis showini? that ('iial
lie li'ifts ar.' the first in popular j
iman.l. This is particulai ly s. 1
ill I'p iivh rlmllies, an.l th-y an-
o-tn.r:!llv (ollowf.l Jiyoihir lines, j
Tin- result is a h ist of irii-xpi-usive !
yet prt-tty lahri.'s r'-cnihli:iir wool !
tSiat rail hi inaih- iti'.) ta-tt-ful aii'l i
hc-omii): toilets in simple or J
striking rll'eets, :H oiiliiir to tho j
taste, ol UK- wearer. 1 lie wooi ,
Crepons an- s ill f,tv..rit-s for j
ftreet wear, and ::ro remarkahh;
III rolor elleels, sulpher, Jiale
rf-en, re.l.lih Ian, hlori-line, flat
and liaht hrown, hr.vn and jrray,
in stripe?, figures and chevrons,
repnxliu-cd in the Cheviots and
Vicuna Cloths. 1 dford cords
in lilit tints still hold their firt
position. 11 inked hy series, mo
hairs, and cami l's hair mixture..
Of the htr-jrelot of elegant Pat
tern Dre-s Goods introduced this
Spring we htive a few left, hand
some in color and design, hut
somewhat reduced in price to
close out.
xZdUr o v?
LiaEJ crs;
91 and 93 Fifth Avenue, PITTSBURG;
r!AS PUT
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I lie l.tll 1.111 Nov .-it v. i !iu- a lid t'
( lm- pal Id n. t an a ici -:ri-.--. ig--ll.s
One pat tern Ian ami hi e- i in a 1 1 .
verv hai.d-ome
line i;tllern I lia." na I. tan. very
st vli-n -.- -
in.- pa ili-ni plain f ra v. V. hit-- i :.-
lord I ..id iM.rdi-r. v. iy uant
On.- pal tern Tan ll.nri.tia. fam-l'-
llair h, .r.l.-r :
On- pattern Mudeand In ow n S: 1 1 p. .
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On- pattern In.. .v u and Ihin- igor-
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On- patt-rii Crocodile. London
Smoke
One pattern 'J an r-p-. very - t y h-h . .
'In- pattern lli-dfuid ford, ci- viuti
l-'igui'e-and I-.,Ii;a Ii.it-
On- pattern P.ruuu M i,-d. ( am.i'-
I lair lull-
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whether Vith Hands cr Head,
TASOS TBS 3:4 rF BSKAirr.
OUGAKfZi BRAGS OAHQS AKD ORCHESTRAS
D.nin the- coui;n..r campaign you wili e.i.-ily eat ;.
DOUBLE THE PICE OF YO'J" iNVEST.V,:;.!,
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With the
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Th-n ii-ing
am 1-ar-
fT.i'.T I,
more, to dose out the pen-
us t.j nam.
harm Labr-rs ycartc.
PKAi.iNo. Pa., May 17. 1'arm lal.r-!
1 "Il .
ers in mis an. i li.-igni.oring coiinii.-s,
have never Iri-ii as source as now and
ninny farmers apprehend tin- same tnni-
l.le as la.-t vt-ar when some were nnah.e
to house their crops when the liar-st
time arrived Ix-cause no h.-ip was to In.
had. To overcome this a movement lias
lieen started to communi-ate with the
Ca.-tk- Ciarden, New York, authorities t"
send to eastern Pennsylvania several
hundred thrifty, industrious emigrants,
Connans preferred, who have lcc!i used
to work on farms, Loth sin-le men and
those who have families to as
sured of employment. In this county
there have been instances where farmers
gave up farming; U-cause of their inabil
ity to secure farm laborers.
came de-pi'l
Il pun cm mi 1 T i n :
to a U-
rop.- to a w 1 tV.etr.-e f a team,
.-her end 1..- mad- a no.., w hi
!i-: v.- li-diilv tiround hi- in ck.
l... 1,.,'t ,.f a vv hii h-cut th- 1
fcl'v and lh v -tart-.lotT -it a t n-meiiil am
I a and l-.r-. Prevu-t's head runij.l.-t
from 1 i- l.ody.
V ..ii..,.. l.tive heel i :-l..-ei! at fhi-
c:i -., f,.r the purcha-e of va-t hcN of -t
or- hi th- Ilan iver Vai:-y of X-w M.-xi
l.-H. mil. - fn.m P.I Pa-.. Tex. Th- proper
ty in chides ::l mining claims at an e-tiina-
. ....... x-. .
i value uf ?!.-..ol".'"l tn S'J.,.uou.'i.i.
- than "'."'" t .us uf almu-t pur- ii'.n
ur- uf il." r.essemer -tee! .pialitv is s.im m
lrt- in -ight. am! work has already Ix-.-n he-
tli- deveh.j.m-iit of tli- proper-..
railways ami prutiatiiy
That's the price now on-tyli-h. !.-:
and -el viceah.e
DRESS WOOLENS,
Tl." pric
Miin'ii iii,
tell-!V e liln
hv
il- dealing
This VelV ex-
BEDFORDS,
W hieil VI e
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include
3S.IM 11
MELAN
3 Irish tweeds,
4t -I.M II
CHEVIOTS,
STORY & GLAIIC OROAMS,
ad of W hi-ll V "U hi:
h.ie we Ul the p
1- ,.!- tic- i:n:
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EASY TERMS OF
D A VI
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V'TPTTn:
l'Y- V
A- in-
Man
in,.- of t 1..
Who
ti..
Lows His i!omt' ini-i
any f v hich w a r.
ci iupar wiih ol her
lies i!K to-day.
auxiuii- to hav.
;.".-ceiit V allies ;,.
A I. S o .
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a-ir?,.i:ii fi'xj .3 e is a a ces U9tiii4iur
Kv.-rvh'.,
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Vull v. 1
:-.iu - v ad'.
:-h t.
the
In-
llamih-.n llui'ding i- ' ,V Tilth av-nu.-
a p..-tal car-! to S. 11.
m- i dr..;
! u j .e 1 1
I.". C. lil II'S ' I Cell ; ..
at
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. to
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4 IIA1.I ll,
35 Cents.
NEW
AND
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We
t.
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run n
A lot
or pnre SillU I.li illi:XA
I1 MS,
50 Cents.
A super!, ijiiality and taiicli 1t ti-r t han
i.r.iii'.arv v aim
,f our
Oarza's -M n ou 1 rial,
which w ill iiu'ltid
sm. lt ing works.
-Mav.r P.mtnick. of Toledo. . has del-hired
h.iin-.-lf in favor uf Sunday las-hall,
as lie say- it would keep tue" and lx.vs out
of saloons. Kv.-ry preacher in tin- pulpit
has denounced him. and the religious peo
ple held a big denuuistraiinii. The hall
lov.-rs In Id an indignation meeting un
Tue-dav ni'-iht. at which lhe action of the
ministers of the Cesp.-l was condemned,
and hoth si.l.-s will attend the l'olic- f'um-mis-iom-r's
meeting Wednesday night,
Wlldl till- .lUC-titUl will Ih' settled,
i Seventeen miles Im-Pivv Payett.-ville.
i X. C. Albert f.ilniore. a notorious outlaw
from South Carolina, entered the house of
lhe Uev. William P.runt un Sunday, and,
i finding no on- but Miss P.riint there.
I forced Ic-r to prepare dinner fur him at the
I n-iiiit uf ii pi-tol. After eating heartily.
Yun ought to have a copy
PAsIIPiX .loi'KNAI. and
MloPPIXi; lil llii:
I t's i i.-y in v our pui
for th- a-Wiic-'.
a'id i- t.
ad
fc-ion demands for the year. In other
words, the pension expenditures for the
year will be .SI 1,77 I. ."--!. What the
expenditures of the coming year will
reach it will be verv hard to guess, but
if less than -JloillMMi.l'OO answers tin
l.uriiose it will be l-cause there isn t
that amount in the treasury availah!
for pension purposes. It is understood
the existing dctiicicncy of nearly eight
millions can be met by authorizing, tin
Secretary of the treasury to apply the
balance- left ove r from the pen.-ion ap
propriation of ls'.'l, but when this has
been expended there will In' no unex
pended balance to make up the arrears
of another year.
In view of the enommus and increas
ing drain upon the treasury for pension
payments, it would be only hfun st for
political conventions in adopting; resolu
tions calling for more -.elisions to attach
a clause recommending; increased taxa
tion for their payment. It is evident
that a further incicisc in the pen.-ion
list cannot well be made without more
taxation. It is not good tinaneierin-.
eithe r public or private to increase- ex
penditures without increasing iuconn ,
and at the rate the pension agents are
getting in th.ir work, increased taxation
or lepuihalioii cannoi he long d.feircd.
at
the question of their own pay, this rem
edy is tint practicable without th;-ir con
sent, which they are not likely to give.
It will not be remedied until the the peo
ple take it in hand a ml make permanent
ly absent from the halls f.f Congress the
gentlemen who have won a reputation
f, .r absent, i -ism.
lv the statistics of railroad extension
gathered by the .'o"k -1.7' Pennsyl
vania heads the list in the number of
new lin-s (".), but the aggregate mileage
1 110. is exceeded by Alabama with 111 7'.,
(ieorgi.i with lt'iPI and Florida with 1 I'.'.j
miles. A striking feature of this list of
railway extensions is the preponderance
of the South in new railway building.
Fourteen Southern states show a project
ed mileage of 11, .,'. miles, or J-J per
cent, of the whole. The mileage of the-
17'.i new lines and e xte nsions under way
.... ;..,.o,.l ;.. th. ml'.- is N'k'V.i
miles, but. as a matter f fact, not over
odoO or CWO mile- are likely to be built
this vear.
(io i;i;Noii MeXiNNLY, of Virginia
will be- obliged to appoint a succcs.sor to
I'nited States Senator John S. Harbour,
who died on Saturday. Judge Mann,
of Nottoway, ami c-x-Uovernor Fitzhugh
I.e-e are the- names most frequently men
tioned as the lucky ones. An extra
session of the- legislature had already
been called for in the autumn and this
emiting-iicy may hasten the meeting of
that hodv .
Millions of Iliinsry.
Xi vv Voi-K". May Id. A letter has
been re-eived from'W. C. F.dgar, one of
the cotnmiss.-ioners appointed to distrib
ute the cargo of the steamer Mis-ouri,
he says:
"I "have just returned from a tour in
the famine district. All Ilussians arc
working manfully and honestly to check
the hunger and tide the people over un
til next harvest, hut at least jn.O.HM'W
souls must be helped. While the miller s
relief movement is a n aee ompiL-hei I tact,
audi am lie-is nal.y lt-lieved of my re-
siion-ihilitv, I would he Ie.-t than human
if I failed to do or say a,i 1 couni to
stimulate further aid. It will be needed
from ne.vv until August. I am going to
London to see the lie.-ple who own the
steamers which run to the lialtie ports
and endeavor to get them to transfer
tue small contributions for the hungry
lots (jf one, two, three or five tons.
Typhus: is raging in Tula: hundreds and
thousands down with it, and many dy
ing. What with M-stilence and famine
both, these people are having a terrible
time."
Ss Vxtovia, Tex.. May 17. Two ! vv ill. an ith h- leaped out of tli. window,
hundred and twelve f.f Catarino (Jarza's 1 M iss l'.ruut grahlM-d a gun and l'uvd l.t
Mexican revolutionists ap-i an d in the huck-hot. striking f.ilniore. froni which he
Federal court here yesterday under in- I il'-'l in a few minutes. A reward of ? ""
dictment for the violation of the neutral- was out fur I Jilmnre. to which Miss P.runt
ity laws e.f the I'nite-el States. Pu- hlo j l coni.s entitled, and she is the hero of
Munoc and Sie.xto Ix.gnero, two of Ciar- the hoar.
.a s lieutenants, the latter fjf whom Pits- I A strange accident ln-fell Chail.-s
taineel the loss of an arm in an engage- (iru-s. which came very near ending his
ment, were in cyurt. ! life, lie was walking a -ross the Wihniug-
John (.!. Ilotirke and other oUic-crs of ; tun and Xorthern railroad hridg-rt R-ad-the
Third Cavalry were prese nt to testi- jhlr, made a ini-tep and fell into the river.
fy in the cast s. Two e,f the prisoners lie disann.-ared in the water, and. falling
pleaded guilty, but Se ntence was. lefe rre-el to come up tu the surface, several tisln-r-The
sensational feature of the day was m. u n.-ar-hy went to the spot where- h
the positive announcement by I'nite-d
Stats liistrict Attorney Cowan to Judge
Ma.xie, that liarza himse lf woulel le in
custody before the term of eourt was concluded.
1 lie Capitol ISuruecl.
SvNTA Fe, X. M., May 13. At S
o'clock last eve-ning lire was seen issuing
from the attic near the has.' e.f the touth
doin.; of New Mexico's magnificent t-api-tol
building. The water had lieen phut
off from the building and it at once be
came evident that the building was
doomed, citizens stripped the building
of furniture, carpets, law library, and
every movable article on the two le.wer
llii.n-:. Tin- vaults were uninjured.
Owing to a quarral in the late legislature
and an attempt to cripple the territorial
government, no money was appropriated
for insurance and the policies were al
lowed to lapse. The building was val
ued at S-!oO.( 00 and is a total 1. .-.s.
Tiik forty-secouel annual session of
the si de Medical .Society began at Ilar
risburg on Tuesday with nearly L'CH.) dele
gates present.
Mad Peg in Church.
New York, May l.". While the con
gregation were listening to the services
in the Aabury Me-thoeiist Episcopal
church this afternoon, a dog, foaming
at t'ne mouth, ran into the church from
the street and down the main aisle.
Inim.-diati-ly there was a panic, and 1
women and children scr-ame-d with j
fright. Adjutant W'ray, of theSalvatiou I
sank. Th. y found f.ross sticking head
dow nward in the mud at the Ix.ttoni of tin
wat.-r. Wiih great difficulty he was ex
tricated and lifuught to shore and finally
i-esus.-itat.-d. He was ten minutes uiii. r
water and th- fact that his head was in
mud was all that saved his lift
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
Of Valuable
REAL ESTATE!
Y lnue ol
-...e ,l..li, ,.,'.., .r 1.; u.l.lr.-sis: I l ... iha url ot I', mnioil Ilra
Flu.ri.-ii Order of rme lnlnr
.'. un ot - mmon rirm
the uti.lersiicne.l n-dtnoe of
. . . .... . . . , ('.u,,,r,it nttiniT.
with the heli) of other male lnemu rs, . ."rr ..,..m... ' ,t rul,,n,h p. Md'orum-u
PUCCt-eleel in
btreet.
The elog was finally
spate hed with a couple
revolver,
chasing the elog into the
li" wi'ie. will expii-e to .u..llc lo at Hurner'i
iu)Ll. in tbe tiorouithol Wilin-re, on
BOGGSOUHL,
115, 117, 119 & 121 Fetal St.,
ALT.EGHKNV, PA.
policies wnt'.cn at Etort nolce in tt
OLD RELIABLE 1 ETNA"
(nil other t irt ( onipanlM.
T. W. "DICK,
JUEM I OK THE
OLB HAUTFORB
.1
CII3IMt;N('E!l BCS1NI-SS
1794,.
. ....iritr-s 'l ll'll'l'.
A tftiol Jsiuw T. Kirki ntrlrk. .leoenc-J.
.... ,.i the ho-, .ui.t -.1 Th'.BiK I . Kirt-
(atru k anJ Annel-Ji WeRlai..l.
will auJ le-stauieut ol Jatuei 1. KirWiiatru-k,
aTlavi'nir len Hj.rointtJ Auditor ly tLe r.
l,hn' e ourt ,1 .-auit.rla. cjuuty. l a.. I" re.n a
dlrtril.Qtl.in ol the tutid In ttie bn.! ol id -rut.im
n- Khuwn t.y their faid aerouut. toilce 1
beret.v ulven that I will elt nt my i ttlee in the
iH.roiiuli lr:i.ciis..,arB. I'a.. on I'rlctajr, ytmsr
Uh. IH5-2. at which time and place ail M-rnmj
TntereMel mul attend or be lorever d.-tiarr.-d
Iroin comlnii In on caid fund. .
M. I. Kill r.l-I.
Kbenet.ur,;. I'a., May e. Auditor.
SAW
MILL?,
can now show vou :i Coii)ilcte Assorlinont of Sirinr Ci - .-
c-onistin- of Men'-, r.oys' :inl Clnl.lren's; suits, Hats,
Trunk? an-l Valises ami ovcrythinr usually b'I't in a Fir-t-'" -Clothin":
ami Gents' Furnishing Store.
OUR SPRING STOCK
have arrived ami our stock nnirh larger and prices lower :
r-vor lufore. We feel plea.-.l witli our new stock ami woui:
f'la.l to show it to you. Call and examine our stoek and . ;
Vc can and will save you lmmey. Rcsi.ect fully Yours,
C. 9'I. SIl.IHIl. iUGH,
CARROLLTOWN, PA
. ,1 g i.intn, 01
Eckenroiie - & - HoppelrE
When
l'liKKVIAN.
District Alt'. i
tow n. vv us in tu" ii
Mr. .luliii I-ul
citizens, WHS here
Mrs. M. I I
visitiiiR relative-
-Kd. II. l'li' l' 1
town on ImsiiH -- '
-Mr. Fran I' I'"
tew hours in t"''
-Mr-. T. W. I:
are isitinir fi i m
Mr. David I.l
on Tuesilay. hen'
-Mr. .lolni W
town, w as in ti."
Mr. Joseph I
slX'tlt a few ll'.'l' '
The r.i-t.i!
strinpiup four ii
Mr. Thuii'ii
JlimlatinR liver v !
.lay.
Mr. I'et. i I
whs a visitm
Monday.
Mrs. . 'I',
visiting frl.'in!
ohl hoiiie.
Cuptlon v"'
of I.orett.i. ' 'i ' ' -Thursdav-
-Mr. II. ' I
spent a few
Tli'irsilay.
An Iithiut .!
Th.'M'rt S.'anl.in
Tue-d'iy mini. i.
A man in-v :
tint il he trie-, a e
that lie foiii.il "
The Ih-ei li '
lias purchase I
In the vicinit v . .
With the 1.
the man with
pretty girl wit h
Lev i DurUei
e.l the hotel of 1
ha- taken cliarv
AHiert Men
Si ineir.an. of S.
dant-'eroiisly ill
Twelit J'-fiv
l-'riiirallty on ! -Is
cxicoted to ! i
Mr. T. II
W h.) Is interest
spent a couple .
Denny" M'-i
Is to he Improv
which Mr. .7. 1.
A pat eni ii-.
on M'.n.lay nun
Imiil -' in I h .
onlerly. Clearfield i
hrick, the Ixiroii:
cent ly .-oni rai-t'
tiniie the w.nU.
The .lavs
friiin tliis time
I line vv lir-ii lhc
length for tlx- y.
An Infant c
.lolmstKvvn.diei
of la-t week a n.
here for Interim
Mr. Fred. V
former Ehcushi.
in town tliis vv .
ami acpiaiutan
Dr. L. F. A,
. L inn of Shir!,
removed to 11 1
t ieo his profes-
Mrs. E. li.
accompanied
Matrirl- and S
Flieiislnim tin
Caiitain D
llollidaysVmn
l.ens, died at
Tuesday, asre.l
Mrs. E.C
h reminilx-r. -twenty
year- i
visiting Mrs. I
The Jtv'
a column to
column ahoin
Improvf-metii
Mrs. Eva ! 1
Lloyd, of thi-
iihIih i'..'
ll.-l ':
-DF..LEKS IN-
General . Merchandise
CLOTIIi.YO', WMl Il,riM
1
LuinbcrandShinsrlcs. We keep our Stock alv.:,i- tZ?J:,
, 1 , .. ... l.. 11 rj.no
lull and Uomplete. euve us a van.
ie 1 1 i.'.
well -know 1 1
sick list for i..
si ad to stale '
ng.
The an...
this rountv '
liounel. IP, i
hly Mi III took i
nit.
At the n.
TSIair rountv.
cAKiioi.ircnvN, V-
J
ENGINES,
THRESHING MACHINES.
Best Machinery at Lowest Prices.
A. B. FARQUAR CO, YORK, PA
ffnmfaATUllDAY, MAY 2sTH, 1802,
the lollowitiK descrll-1 real
All od Uoaad Lost.
St. l'CTEiiPi'.i Ke:, Maj-, 17. The Cas
pian sea fcteanier Alexander Wolcow,
which, it was reporteel from Astrakhan
yesterday, had undoubtedly foundered.
left a Persian jiort for Baku toward the j 'oi un.ieriytnis Uii property
end ot March. .o doubt is now enter
taineel but that bhe foundered in a hurri
cane which occurred on the iiVth of
March. The- Wolcow did not carry a
single life l-oat and her two liundml and
fifty pa.-feauKer are given up as lost,
fcrhe was hanijicrt'el with a heavy deck
car'o and it is supposed her cargo shift,
eel, causing her to caique.
t 1 O'C llOll. P.M.
ena e. vlx: , ...
All that certain piece or parcel of land situ
ate in Sumimrrhlll townMilp. 'amtirla sountf.
fa.. Ifutleil and descritd as li.llowj. to wit:
Beitlnntnit at a n and pointer, thenee north
b deirrer east 140 per.-he to a pi't and tH.lnt
er; thenre fouth - deicreea eat 1.4 perene lo
a hewrli: thenoe 4 flcitreei west 540 pcrchei toa
post and pointers; thence north 2 uecrre west.
t-etrtie to the place ol beulnnlnit containing
Inz Ai'KKS. Ki I'tKCHKS and allowance. The
ill ie onereu
lor sale separate and apart Iroin the euitare
thereol. with all the necessary uiininu privu
eues. the aasiiinee. however, rererve the rlieht
to sell same as a whole, or ol cellinic the coal sep
arate and apat from the surlaee
TKUMS nK SALE : One-third of the pur-
chaee money to be paid on the confirmation l
the alM and the remainder In two etiual annual
i.avmei.ts with Interest, to secured with bond
and ui.-rtu &4f e or ludKUunt nctes of purchasers.
l-urcharera to have the privilege of paying the
whole ol their iildd in rami.
JKSSE H. PIMIINl).
AD.tuee ol Julio and Luciuda Y. McCorutlck,
T?UK SA1.K.
r" That desiralde old hotel stand situated on
Cor. C'hurch and Tunnelhill streets, Tunnelblll
iK.rouirh. contaiainic i'.i rooms, wiih Stable Also
house coctniuin six rooms on ailiominK lot.
This iriertv will be odcrefl at nub lie sale on
WMlueKday, May '-i-'i. IH2. Any person
desUmic lurtber ltii.,rinati,,n can have same by
eommunlcatingr with J. K. McMorris. liox MS,
filtbjrK, I'a.
MI'S. MAHY JANt Jl'JIOKKlS.
April -r.,l.-.4t.
l.WKl't'TKIX S MlTlt'K.
1 , Notice is berebv iciven that letters test!
ui en tary on the estate ot Sarah .Malhearn, late ol
the borouich ot Lilly . Comtria county, I'a., have
len ranted to me. All persons Indebted te
said estate are re.iuei-teU to make pa v ment to mc
at once, and Ui.,.-e huvinic claimi. auainst the fame
will present them properly authenticated l r set
tlement. Kl.l.A SHI IKT.
Kxl- utrii of Sarah Mulbearn, deceased
Lilly. I'a., April ar.lv.t.
D
OX A LI) K. DUFTOX,
ATTUKJi tV-AT LA VV,
fffOthc ia Opira House, C tune uretl.
LUCAS CO.
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS, AND CENTS'
FURNISHING GOODS.
MMI,
The ivf,,
arc now Mirvi
lick ra Proud
'lira nch mint !i
richt re,ut4' at
The tirai.
-r. Coal port
n'iul .rvlve
T:iv an.l Mn.(
deliver tin- or.
.latncs M.
wife wax rec
ur ITve I'l, in
settlement vv
withont polin
Ur.mrli1tri
phivlntr In f h.
and will until
1'ri.hiy nljrhi
rents ami the
Whils. tvv
inn with a c
was dlseharvri
lieen was -v
lie will know
Tin- trial
the So'.i'-i-set
murder of Jon
tlu. at Notn.
"-IhU-'
Opposite Cambria Houso.
In ii resenting this annouiu-oinent we take great prMe in
attention to our uresent stock of -oo.ls. It will be c;ur aim to
A l1 l..t.
nothinp-liut the best of oocls, nn.l at the lowest imssinie ea.-ui i-
Wc have rcceiveel within the last few days several new tiling
Shoes ami Gents' Furnishings ami have a large stock or.un
which will beeoming in as fast the factories can make thnn.
Inviting vou to call ami see our goods and get i-nces, we an
Yours RcfTiectfully,
T n T 1 TP A Q Sr C(.
tBENSBURC, PEnri" ,.nr Kinirali,
on I liii-rK.lav
W ere lbt-n'e,l
m as nu Atiatr
chlhh
Miss Mv
riiMTiier of C't
wife Is a daui
rionald form.
CuinlM-rlanil,
wsi'k.
p neliu.rT.
New Stoek of DRY GOODS, MILLINERY AND CAR-a
PETS. Call to see us when in town. piaw Sat.
turned on yj,
-TT lllail1 ftr
Hei IMtB Front Biililii, 113 Clinton Street, Jotetom, Fa.
nlT