BRYAN IN NEW MIC
He and Sewall to Be Notified
Tonight.
TWO RECTI'ilONS HELD TODAY.
Mr. and Mr. Hrsan t.ae One Tlil
Morunic and Mr. Itin Dun Thi
.ArirrniHin-Canlinnal lallou All lh
W'ny Knit of liar ti.ii c
New YonK.Aup. 12. Tho prfsirtptilin'
anil vice prf .-ntial candidates of the
Iiomorratio arty will lw? formally noti
fied at JladLMiii Square (Sarilen tonight.
At 11 oYlook today Mr Bryan and
his wifft held a rer-prion on thi Fifth
avonuo stoop of the Windsor hot-l nut:
roof-ivod the ja-oplo. but did not shake
hands with them, his arm and hand
being tired and sore. 1 1 is voice is a 1st
in lad condition and lie was not able tr
make any remarks, but will speak thi
'eveninj.
At 4 o'clock in the afternoon Mrs. R
P. Bland and Mrs. Bryan will receive
the women of New York at the Bar
tholdi hotel. Mr. Bryan rested all th
afternoon.
His speech is finished and will lo read
.from manuscript. After the meetim;
at the garden he will speak from th
balcony of the Burtholdi. Mr. and Mrs.
Bland. Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. Stone ol
Missouri will occupy a tiox at tin
Madison Square. meeim.
William Jennings Bryan stepped
upon the soil of the Empire state last
night for the first time since his nonii
nation for the presidency of the Iemo
cratie national convention at Chicago.
It was practically a step into thr.
avowed section of opposition to hit
candidacy ; an oposition not- on party
lines, but said to exist within the uirt;
unler whoso emblems he looks foi
victory in November.
i If, however, the ordeal was one that
would make nervous the average man.
its effect upon Mr. Bryan was not, tr
,the observer, of that character, when
Mr. Bryan stepped from the train hi
!gtnsped the. hand of Senator Jones,
jChairman of the Democratic national
. committee.
Awaiting the party at Jersey Cit
were a big crowd, and among them
f'hairman Jones. Vice Pn-sidentia'
Nominee Sewall. Treasurer St. .Inhr
and National Committeeman Tomlin
son ot Indiana
The policemen had a hard fight to get
the party to the fcrrylmats through tin
crowd Mr.. Bryan went on the first
boat and the rest of the party follower
on the next.
When the boat reached the dock in
New York Captain Cross with a cordon
of police held the crowd altoard the
boat for a few minutes while Mr
Bryan. Mr. Sewall ami the remainder
of the party entered carri:ige in wait
ing. When they got. outside the ferry
gates they found at least. .MHI more peo
pie awaiting, and although thepolici
made all dilligent efforts to allow thi
carriage to proceed, it was stopped sev
eral times, the last time being when thi
horses, annoyed or scared by the ap
plause and shouting, balked. Bcside
Mr. Bryan and Mr. Sewall. Chairmai
Jones and Mr. St. John occupied th
rarriage.
The national chairman became a lit
tle frightened at the behavior of thi
horses and left the carriage The re
mainderof the party sat quietly unti!
the animals were ready to proceed. At
Mr. St. John's house, on Thirty-fourtl
street, there was another gathering o1
citizens, who applauded vix-ifcrously
Neither Mr. nor Mrs Bryan showei
much fatigue after their long iourney
On the way from Harrisbnrg crowds
were at the various stations and enthn
siastically cheered Mr. Bryan, win
shook hands with many and lowed, bui
could not le induced to speak, as hi
was somewhat hoarse, aud wished t
save his voice for the tiotificatior
meeting.
There were enthusiastic, but brief re
ceptions at Philadelphia. Trenton am
Newark.
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMIT T F r
A Meeting Held and Senator Hntinan'.
I'lan Adopted
New York. Aug. 12 The Demo
crafin national committee has been ii
session with Senator Jones in the chair
Discussion immediately arose, as to th.
selection of a place for headquarter
for the committee. There was a littl
discussion and then the matter wa
luid aside while Senator Gorman offeroi
a resolution that the chair should ap
point a committee f 25 to be known a
the executive commit ten. a commute
of 25 to he known as the finance com
mittee pud a committee of nine to bi
known as the campaign committee, th
chairman. Senator Jones, to be ex-officii
member of each committee. The reso
lution further re-ited that the cam
paign committee should be allowed t
select its eh..irmnn from either its own
memlTs or from some out-ide sourci
and that tl--y might also select an ail
visory committee from some outbid,
sources.
The resolutions were adopted without
dissent ami Senator Cor man followed
them up with this resolution :
Kesolved. That the campaign com
mi ttee when apfioiuted. shall, in con
junction with the chairman of tho na
tional committee, select the permanent
headquarters of tl! national com
Diittte.'
The memlers seemed to believe rhi
a happy solution of the vexed question
and it was adopted with very littl.
debate
It ihe belief here that the quarter
ef the national committee will lie lo
cated at Washington, with branches at
New York and Chicago.
TWIN CHAFT DISASTER.
The. Investigating Committee la Sesslo
at Shaiuokfu.
Shamokin, Pa., Aug 12. The com
mission appointed by Governor Host
iiigs to investigate the cause and fix th.
responsibility of the Twin shaft min.
disaster at Pittston, and consisting o
Mine Inspectors Brcnuau, Stein. Kode.r
ick, met here today.
The committee will continue its worl
on the report to be submitted, and i
will require about one month yet be
fore the report is ready to be forwarde
to Harrisburg.
Spangler Mentioned lor Chairman.
Altoosa. Pa.. Aug. 12. A move
merit has been started in Central Penn
sylvania in txdialf of Colonel J. L
Sfwnglor of Bellefonte. for the chair
manship of the Democratic state cen
tral committee. It is said that a uuiu
ber of county chairman in this set tlor
of the state have already pronounce
in favor of Colonel Spangler and it ii
claimed that, the fact that he has hoi
been allied with any of the Democrats
factions of Pennsylvania may lead t
his selection as state chairman.
State. A. P. A. Convention.
Wiluasisport. Pa.. Aug. 12. Tht
third annual convention of the A. P. A
is in session tn this city. About 20O del
egates are present. The secretary's re
port showed a large increase in mem
bership. There is bitter opposition tc
O. A. Murdock of Allegheny, who it
after a re-election as president, and sec
rctary. Supreme Commander EckeLs oi
Washington came here to adjust tin
matter, but the men who opposed tht
re-election will not give in.
William M. Singarljr Kesig-na.
Phii.adei.phia. Aug. 12. Williain M.
Singerly. who heads the list of elector!
nominated at the Democratic conven
tiou at Alleiitown, lists forwarded t
Chairman Wright his withdrawal from
the ticket. The contents will be made
public at the state committee tueeuuc
Jiarrisborji tomorrow.
NEWS FROM HEADQUARTERS.
What Caller of ISotli I'm ties IJeport
at Washington.
Washington-. Aug. 12. Senator
Slioup of Idaho was among the talh rs
at the Republican headquiiiters. He b
here to secure campaign literature for
his section. Mr. Shcup gave the com
mittee encouraging reports as to the
status of affairs in Idaho.
He says a most active and aggressive
tampaigu will be started in his state in
the near future
Word reached the committee of a
partial canvass of Mr. Bryan's home
town. Lincoln, ami the county of Lan
caster, in which it is situated The
county committee distributed blanks
aud sought to secure, an accurate can
vass. In two precincts reported
the result was McKinley, 210; Bryan.
44 The poll of University place, a
leading center, was McKinley. I2H ;
Bryan, 14; Prohibition, 19; uncertain,
22. It. is claimed! that whil-; the returns
are incomplete they establish the gen
eral character of the whole.
Chairman Balx-ock and Vice Chair
man Apsley have returned, making the
executive force complete for the first
time in some weeks.
At Democratic headquarters there is a
lull, as the managers have gone to Ne
York for the meeting of the national
Committee and the Bryan reception. It
is estimated at headquarters that the
Washington delegation to tin? Bryan no
tification will inimlx-r .0O. although
there has rx-en no organized movement
owing to the failure to get sp-cial rail
road ratios.
The demonstrations along the route
of Mr. Bryan's trip are regard. m1 ut t hr
Democratic, headquarters as Most sig
nificant. At the silver headquarters the sudden
and mysterious death of Mr. Pile, who
was in nominal charge pending the ar
rival of the secretary. A. K. Diffendcr
fer, has cast a gloom over affairs, ('hair
man Lane, who is expected litre soon,
will fill the phice made vacant by Mr
Pile's death, and in the meantime Mr.
Diffenderfer and A. J. Wedderl.uru will
be in charge of the headquarters.
FREE SILVfcK MfcN CONTROL.
T tie Went Virginia IM-morratir .-Stale
('oavrniljiin In S-lci T.Mlay-
Whf.ki.ins. Aug. 12. The state Dem
ocratic convention is meeting here to
day.
The free silver men are in the ma
jority, 10 to 1. and are demanding that
none but silver men lie placed on guard
All interest centers in the contest for
governor, there lieing four candidates.
O. C. Watts. United States district, at
torney ; L O. Ralphsnyder. who is tin'
Populist, nominee; Judgo W. G. Ben
nett. and Colonel C. L. Smith. Watts
has the lead with pledged delegates and
his friends claim his nomination on the
first ballot.
The whole field is against Watts, who
has the support of the state administra
tion. His opponents are trying to make
a combination to defeat him. claiming
that his connection with the Cleveland
achninistration would not make him
strong with the silver people. Ralph
snyder is trying to force a fusion with
the Populists, but the chances are that
all attempts at fusion may fail, though
the Populists may be recognized in
some way.
Hon. Kun'iin ."iley of Mason county
is temporary chairman, which is a vie
tory for the anti-Watts forces.
The First district Democrats nomi
nated W. V. Arnett. a prominent
W'hecling attorney, fur congress.
In the Second district, now repre
sented by Mr. Dayton. W. G. Brown of
Kingwood was nominated.
FUSION WITH POPULISTS.
Vacancies on the Ohio democratic Ticket
to lie. Offered.
Collmbi'S, Aug. 12. The Democratic
state central committee met here and
selected Daniel J. McOonville of Stt ul
enville, formerly sixth auditor of thi
treasury, as chairman of the state exec
utive committee with power to nami
members of the committee aud the sec
rctary. A committee was appointed,
consisting of Chairman W. V. Durbii;
of the state central commit too. Chair
man McConville of the esiutive com
mittee and Colonel Ike Hill of Newurk
A. J. Wolf of Yonngstown and W. (J
Thompson of Lebanon, to attend tin
Populist state convention at Springfieln
Aug. 2K, and. if possible, arrange for a
fusion
There are two vacancies on the Dem
ocratic state ticket, that of state dairy
and food commissioner, caused by the
death of Patrick McKeown of Cincin
nati, and that of judge of supreme
court, caused by the resignation of
Jndgo J. Blandin of Cleveland. Tin
Democratic state central committer
proposes as an inducement to the Popu
lists to fuse to allow them to fill these
two places on the ticket.
The state central committee adjourned
to Sept. 1 to await the act ion of tho Pop
ulist convention. As 52.000 Populist
votes were cast in Ohio for governor in
IM4 the proposed fusion on the stat
ticket is regarded as a good thing.
A Murderer Admitted to Bail.
Cairo. Ills.. Aug. 12. Green P.
Crabtree, who killed Dr. Coffee, presi
dent of the state board of pharmacy
recently, has been admitted to bail a!
&J.0U0.
STATE HAPPENINGS.
The Cauonsburg mines have resumed.
50 striking minors being taken back a.
the old rate
Will Leisure, aged 10, of Greensburg
was thrown from a horse and probablj
fatally injured.
Roland Johnston, a driver at tin
Catsburg mine, Alonoiguliela, wa;
crusnud to death.
Solon Stone, a quarryman of Hop
wood, was overcome by heat while at
work aud may die.
Canal Gregor, who died at Johns
towu. is now believed to have been
murdered. His skull wis fractured.
When the Bryan train stopted al
New Brighton. Harrison Bwing, a cat
tie drover. Had his pocket picketl of j.'il
At Sharon Joe liihlev o i.hti..t- ni
the American Steel t .asting company,
was mown on i in; root anil sustained ;
broken leg
A gang of alsiut 100 men are engagei
in buihnng a pix-liiie from Cleveiam
to Butler. They are now working al
Yankee run. near Sharon.
William Barron of near T.MtmI
waylaid by threo unknown men'neai
1 a I.
mat piaee, wno saiiuuaggeil iilm aun
then robbed him of his money, watch,
etc.
County Detective Marshall returnee
to New Castle from Philadelphia Witt
Mrs. John Bender, who recently elojM C
with a man named Kadler. The latter
eseaped.
A young man named Carr, represent
ing himself as a theological stuutnt. .
cured several loans at Greensburg anc
then disappeared. Persons to whom
he claimed to be related do uot kuow
him.
A charter has been issued to the Wel
ivar Manufacturing company of Phil
lipsburg. capital fco,0oo ; directors
William L. VVelivar. G. Frank Welivar
Davis B. W'ehvar, Muucy ; William ti'
leiilingrr and Joseph 11. Tumbach
Phillipshnrg.
Judge A. S. Hindis' law office at Hoi
lidaysburg was robbed. Ouly papers 11
rouging to clients whose names com
mem ed with G were stolen, and it it
suspected the motive was to secure in
formation of thevherealoutsof Cashier
Harry A. Gardner of the Second Na
tional bank.
James Farrell. who was recently con
victed of the murder of Henry Bon
necka. petitioned the Blair county
courts for a new trial. His grounds are
w T I ""1! wa Pnctrat.Ml by John
"ddebraud. who committed suicidn
two weeks ago in a Baltimore pemuu.
,Urj aJifcr confessing to the uiurir i
'A WELCOME PROPHECY.
The Weather Man Promises a
Cooler Atmosphere.
UIINKE I.IKILV It V Mf.HTF ALL.
Almost 20O More Added ti tlie !.. l
1-ad Irimi the Heat Thrmiglio'it tle
Country A Here Storm l.ik.ly it,
tlie Atlantic (oa-t.
Washington. Aug. 12. The weather
bureau holds out moderate relief for the
e-ast and central states today.
It was with some pride that Major
Dnnwoody referred to the area of high
barometer which he sighted off the
Rockies in the northern part. The area
then central over the Mississippi valley
moved to the northeast and was Imurd
out to sea over the St. I;ivreiice valley,
diagpmg the high temperature in its
wake With the high came the fall of
temM'rarnre which liauting humanity
has lecn waiting for so impatiently for
ten days or more. Montana, Colorado.
Iowa. Kansas and Nebraska felt its cool
breath ami enjoyed a fall of temjx-ra-t
nre of from 10 to I o degn-es. If traveled
alxmt roo miles in tin; 24 hours.
Major Dun woody says it will move
eastwardly at a litte more rapid jkicc.
during the next few hours and le cen
tral over the Ohio valley and the lower
lake region tonight, and reach the At
lantic coast by tomorrow morning.
The government weather sharp wants
it understood that, this is not a cold
wave, but merely a relief from the ex
cessive and almost unprecedented hot
kjm'U While he makes no definite pre
dictions, he ventures the statement that
a storm from the West Indies usually
i-omes sweeping np the coast about this
time and it is In-traying no confidence
to say that he would not. ! surprised to
see one rushing along within the next
four or five days.
If such a storm should come it would
cool things east of the AUeghenies and
affect the atmosphere generally tilKl or
7K miles into the interior. There has
not Ik en a revolution of the wind east
of the mountains in ten days. Thi'
vane has shifted from west to south.
Altogether this protracted hot spell can
be classed as remarkable. The high
temjerature m the prairie, county has
lasted 20 days, in the western gulf
states a fortnight and on the Atlantic
scaloard a week.
The highest temperatures yesterday
were at. Philadelphia, 1s ; New York
and Albany, !M ; Washington. U4 ; Nor
folk. Va.,!rs; Montgomery, Ala, OS;
Abilene, Tex.. !M ; St. Louis, !Mi ; Chi
cago. 94. Along the Pacific coast the
mercury ranged from (Ml to To. but at
some points like liosclierrv, 510 mil-s
back from San Francisiro. the thermom
eter registed 100.
New York. Another day of fearful
heat which is oppressing this section
has arlded a page of fatalities and suf
ferings more remarkable than its prede
cessors. In New York city, in Brook
lyn and all the adjacent towns through
out the states of New York and New
Jersey the day's reports of deaths and
prostrations overshadow the record of
any other day in many years. In this
city alone the death list contains more
than 100. Brooklyn adds alxmt 20 to
the list and the heat's victims in sub
urban towns brings the total to I.VV
Men and women walking along the
streets have dropped in their tracks a ml
died liefore physicians could be sum
moned and horsts have died as though
stricken by a1 plague.
Many factories have been closed and
outdiior workers have been compelled
to drop their tools and find shelter dur
ing the hi n -s when the sun was at its
height.. Particularly among policemen
aim li-ttercarriers has the suffering been
intense and many have Inf-ri compelled
to stop work from lioth forces.
Along the business streets men have
walked with umbrellas over their heads
with coats on their arms and fans in
their hands. The hospitals of this city
are crowded to their fnll capacity,
while the doctors and nurses have leen
kept at work night and day until many
of them have succnmlied to the strain
The department of public works has
come to the relief of the tenement,
honso districts and forces of men with
hosecarts are patrolling the streets of
these, sections and flooding them with
water from the corner hydrants. Men.
women and children rush in groups
under the streams from the hose.
Pi I II. a ok I. fit I a The heat reached
!."'., degrees. Seven deaths and 40 pros
trations were rejiorted.
Reports received from various parts
of the state show a continuation of tin
hot weather and a numlM-r of prostra
tions are reported The extensive loco
motive. shos of the Krie Railway com
pany, at Susquehanna, were forced to
close indefinitely. The stone quarry at
Yardley was forced to close also. Re
fKirts of a similar nature come from
other places. At Shamokin Is were
overcome and a few of t hese. arc. set i
ousTy ill.
Ciuiwc.o. A good breeze tempered
the heat to the suffering rx-ople of this
cuy rouay. although the thermometer
registered !):. The deadly effect of thi
nign icmiierarurc. however, continues
and -0 fatal cases of sunstroke wen
reported with thr list still incomplete
Aliont 50 cases of prostration, more or
less serious, have occurred.
The nnmlH-r of jKirsons driven insane
by the heat will probably never le
known, out its cttect in that, direction
may be estimated from the fact, that
during the. week 2S persons have liecu
locked up in the Detention hospital, all
oi vtiiom nan necu iirivc.n crazy by thi
heat.
tvANSAS i;ity The heat reached !
here. ro prostrations.
. . . -i . .
"".".ni i no near reacheil oveT
here. Six sunstrokes, but none, fatal
St. Lor is The temjH-tature reached
u. j iiuinhcrof deaf lis occurred.
A Political leader lrowned.
IT- 4 ....
i jmiimuii.n, -ug. jz. inn police
thus far have failed to secure any clue
as to the mystery surrounding the'death
OI A. 11. 1 lie, a son of ex-Rcnresenta
tiye Pile of California, who has been in
tcmiiorary charge of the silver nationa
headquarters, who was found drowned
in the Potomac. It is believed to havf
oeeu accidental.
New Io(Se bjr the ( liln....
,itv of Mkxko, Aug. 12.A largt
nnm.er of Chinese resi,liK on tin
northern frontier have petitioned thf
department of foreign relations to Ix
made Mix wan citizens, as this will
allow them to piiss freely into th
vn, lerrnoiy.
Stole Nearly 7S.OOO.
Sav Francisco. Aug. 12. It has de
TCoped that- HarryK. Brown? H
change clerk of the Bullion and Ex
hangc bank of Car .on. Nev.. who left
that city sudde.iilv " ' .
ago is a defaulter to a huge extent He
M.siuntion of nearly 73,0O0
Tr.mp KilU.I In . Wreek.
Lansinh. Mich., Aug. 12. One tramr
was killed and another prol,bly fatally
njurcd by a collision l , ween two 8e
turns of a Grand Tr .ink Freight, train
at Hazlett Park. Seven loaded
were demolished.
Under all, a Mneline.
Ralkioii. N. C, Aug. 12.Sonatot
Butler has called a meeting of the na
tionalPopHlist.cominitt.ee to be held at
ashir.gion nest. Tuesday, to decide on
the Humiliate owning of headquarters
at W ashii)ton.
A 11.1.1, Itank f-nila.
ofCIH,nrT; )"K 12 Tho Private bank
?J J, lj' 1T. successor to North to
Taylor !.-,: West Madi.so,, strei",
vir" Ti rnsr "TT w "de re
WHEELMEN HAVE THE CITY.
The L- A. V. Meet Now a Id Fore
at l.onlille.
Loi iSTii.LK, Aug. 12 Louisville and
her hundreds of L. A. W. guests are
awheel. Not satisfied with having ma
terially curtaibnl ;he fii Id of usefulness
of the Kentucky thoroughbred, this
jolly crowd with their fiu de bietie
steeds have invaded the Blue Gras9
domain, win re he so long held complete
way. Country runs were the featute
of yesterday's program, and those that
attracted the greatest interest among
the visitors, were the spins to the
numerous! stock farms a few milt
from Louisville.
Mayor Todd has issued a proclama
tion declaring tomorrow afternoon a
half holiday in honor of the League of
American Wlni'lnien. On that after
noon the city hall will le closed and
city employes will be given an opir
t unity to attend the races, which begin
that afternoon at the track.
ijtst night there was a highly enjoy
able smoker" at headquarters.
Today's program includes a century
run over the original century course to
Frankfort and return ; runs to New Al
bany. Jeffersonvillc and the Falls of the
Ohio ; a grand arade and a watermelon
feast at Iroquois park in the evening.
DIED ON THE FT RE ESCAPE,
Three Perished In m Itlaxe Ietroyio
Two New York lluilding.
New YoitK, Aug. 12. At least three
persons and jiossibly others were burned
to death in a tire that destroyed a six
story brick building at 4(15 Greenwich
street and tho five-story building at 407.
Several jiorsoiis were injured by the
smoke and heat and by jumping ami
two of them are extectod to die.
The dead are : William Gray, fore
man of electrical repair shops, and two
unknown men, all of whom were caught
on a fire escane ami burned to death in
view of the crowd.
Tin; injured, who ar exM-ted to die.
arc: Felix Haas and an unknown man
The other persons hurt went to a hospi
tal and then home.
THE CHICAGO FAILURE.
A rian to Help Ttlamond Match and
New Tork nUenlt.
Cuh'aoo, Ang. 12. The agreements
under which Diamond Match ami New
York Biscuit stock is to 1m? deposited
with the Northern Trust, company as
trustees are ready for signature. The
exact terms of these agreements will
not lie given to the public until tho sig
natures are received and" the stock i
ready for deposit.
They provide, however, the stock
shall le placed in the keeping of the
trustees for a period of one year, aud
the banks and capitalists who own i
are to ho given non-negotiable rix-eipt
for the stock dejtosited. It is said tin
agreements willltc signed and the stock
rlejositcd immediately.
Aked to J.tn the Soelalta.
OixriNNATt. Aug. 13. At the fifth
annual meeting of the International As
sociatiou of Carriage and Wagon Work
ersH. Cartas of New York, organizer
of the Socialistic Trade and IaUir al
liance, spoke in favor of the association
withdrawing from the Federation of
I Jilrfir and joining the alliance.
' Arrent,l Kur liircoiy.
Rir.iiMoxii, Aug. 12. William F
Tushoug has lieen arrested hen- for
forging a clnw"k for $1 .21.1 tin the Chi
cago aud Fort Worth Packing-company.
Kx-1'renident llatri.on Will SMak.
New Vouk, Aug. 12. Ex President
Harrison has promised to open the cam
paign for the Republicans in this-cit
by a speech, to le delivered on the even
ing of Aug 27.
Three Tramps Killed.
Piedmon . V. Va., Aug. 12 There
has been a freight wreek on the main
line of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad,
at the foot of the Ailegher.y mountains
Several cars were piled up and the road
blockaded loth ways. Three tramrts
who were stealing a ride were caught
under the wreck and killed. The a-ci
dent was caused by the train parting
while going down the I? mile grade.
Not Victim of r'oul I'lav.
Pakkkksbi ko, W. Va.. Aug. 12. The
body of Carrie Conway, tho Pittsburg
girl who mysteriously disappeared from
Sistersville last, week, was found in the
Ohio river near that place, anil was
identified by jewelry. A iost mortem
examination proves that she was not
the victim of foul play, as has been sus
pected.
(ilawanrki Kruninc
Wheemno. Aug. 12. The Central
Glass company has resumed operations-,
after being closed six weeks, under tbe
scale agreement with the American
Flint Glassworkers' union. It will run
lull during the fall and winter.
THE MARKETS.
I'lTTSm-RO. Anu 11
WIIKAT-Xo. 1 r.LeS,.; No. 2 red. 67 is
nUN No. 2 yellow ear, tijfMo: No .
sh. iu.l. :us:rJc: hlKh mixed aholied. atHi
31c; mixed ear. .TllV4a:ilJic
OATS-N i I whit. 27?i.?8c: No 2 do. iSV
fV-nrt; extra No. a whlt4. &imMc.: l:ht
mixed. W.iH bc-
IIAY No. I timothy, old. I4.T.V4I.V0U: new
No 1 timothy. r.30'ia.iU: mixed clover, old
III.Ul'all.iMI: packing. 7.ia7.ai: No. I feed
ing praiHe. t mt0(: waKon hay. old $17 tti
(ttls tnl for timothr.
rfU.'LTRY Irire live chicken. A5'"07rio per
pair; live chickens, small. SOdBjc.; HprtnK
chickens. a),t c per pair; dreosed chlckena
I2al8c per pound: dreused pnn8 chickens
BITTTKR KiRin creamery. 17iralHU: Ohio,
fancy creamery. IvulAfec: fancy conntry. roll
lUillc; low crlrt and cooking. 7(Sc.
nilF.KSB Fancy New York, foil cream
cVrhc; New York flat, cream. 8c; nn
Ohl m. 7(7'4'c. Wisconsin Swiss. In taha. I
laiic: hmhur -nr. Haac; Ohio Swiss tn tut.
lJc; Swiss, in sqnare hlocks. likv
WlGS-Str' tly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio. In cases. 11 V.l2c; seconds. ;ltlo
PiTTsarao. Ann. 11. -OA
TTI .E Receipt fair on Monday. 711 cars
insula; mar'iet op.ne.1 slow and closwl lur
lower. lJcci;.tst4lHy HBht; prices nnchan. d
Wt- quot: 1 rime. iO, gntl. U
tidy, 1 10il4 i5; Cood butchers. t3.W34.15; f,r!
t;t(ii4 00; common. H.00(t3 ao: rough rat.
3 10B3.70: hulls. stfl8, and cows. t im3ft l
JloKna oows. Jj(SII5: fresh cows and sprinters
HOtJS Receipts fair on Monday; market
dnll and lower today; receipts lair, with se
ral loads left over from yesterday. We qu,a
Res. a.53; W-st Yorkers. 45(t3.W; mediums.
I..lr3.45: heavy. V1003.a); roughs. 2.Ukt
SHEF.P AXT I.AMBS-Snpply Monday. ! i
cars; market dnll on sheep: steadv lmh
Ketteipts today ,ght. marketslow on sheep
firm oo lambs We quot. followinB price.
I nme. 3.iiofc;l 6J . Bood. WKa.); fair. SiSti
(a00; common. $2.012.50: culls. 75cA$l ,
ImhsChoice. M.50Sfc5.00; common to c.s1
lambs. $a 00-.t4.25: veal calves. $3.of'aano
heavy and tbin calves. $2.00300
Cihotbnati. Aag. 11
nnOS-Market strong and higher al 2 ;YC
0 40 Receipt,. juu head.: shipments. fiUI head
"ATTLE Market steady at .25a4 25. R
ceipts. Mt head: sbipmenU. SuO head
SHEEP AND UMBS-M.rket for sheep
stj a.1, at Jl.Jotaii. Re.ipu. 2.3U0 h.a-
shipmrnto. 1.600 huud. Lambs-Market steady
at 2.00a5 ba
New York. July U.
WHEAT-Spot markat tnaouve; No. i red.
flRN Spot market Inactive: No. 2. Wa.
OATT"Wp"t markt t wdi; No. 2, K'o.
CATTLE-No trading.. Enropn eahle,
quoto Amtnoin steers at liijllo p,.r
pound drsed weight; refrigerator beef at
IJE1P AND LAMBd-Market doll and
weaA for ahaop aud Inferior lambs; good
liwr 8t0ady' ShoeP.Po' o Prime, liooa
a so rlLambs. common to choioa, $3 505.75.
BOOS Market qf&dj at I4.4t&x.
EMINENTLY
SUCCESSFUL
His Rooms are Crowded.
Everybody Satisfied.
Dr. McClellan,
Celebrated Specialist.
Formerly in charge of tho Klec
tnc:tl ami Medical Department of
the Hale Sanatitian.-'Ilot Springs,
Ark., will be at the
NTAIN H3D-E.
nUENSBURG. PI-NNA.,
-ox-
Monilin-, Anir. 21, 8!)fi.
lR. Nri I.KI.I. aj hss heen connected with
tbe U-irel h.i-piia.s lu llie roiinrr. ami has no
suoerlur in diMKnosinic and Irestim; dieae an, I
I elm id 1 tit a. Hewlllvl-c tM inr any c:ife thst
he cannot tell llie dieaie and where located In
five minute. Me will return to Khenxburic
every lour weeks ilurlnx the coimoic year.
Treat,-all curatoe Medical and SutkicjI IMs-
Acute and l'hr,.nlc Catarrh. Iiisesse of
the Kye Kar. No;. Tlirnat and KurjifK. llvHpep
sla. KrlKht's IHseae. tialeieii. K dney.'l.lver.
liladdrr. t h route Keniale and Sexual limeaxes.
Epilepsy and Fits Cured.
A fwaill ve lissrinlrr lo
Tom Men anfl Mdflle-Aiefl Men
Sutterina Ironi Sp-ruiatrrhea and liu potency an
the recoil til fell-almsc in yi.nl h r excess in 111s
ture years, and other cue prolue'HK some of
ihe lollowltiK ettects: KiuiiKions. blotchey. de
Mllty. nrrvonpness. itm!nf. coniuxion ol idea
aversion to society. .1. ie.-ive memory and sexual
exhsustlon. wliicu uiidik Hie viol 101 lor luine;
or ma'tiae. are peruianentljr cured by Kemodier
i.ot lijurlou.
Blood and Skin Diseases.
Nyihilli and Complication. a sore thrust.
IhIIIiik out uf the hair. ,.aiu In toe Ixiuef . erup
tions, etc. are erl.-rily era.licated without
mercury or other injurious Arum.
(liinmirrhea. llleei. Siricturo. nn.l all ITrlnary
and Kidney I rouhlea are speedily cured l.y treat
ment that never tailed. He undertakes no in.
curut.le cuee, but cures thousamts irlven up to
die. Keuiemher tbe date and couie early, a.s bi
rooms are always crowded wherever he stops.
HTA1K BOARD OP M !' A I. KXAMINKR8
MrPKsLO. N. Y.. Mf.V. 2:. Iti!l. t
From what 1 know ol lr. I. A. MClellan. I
am eertslo that be Is eminently q-ialihed as a
phys'clan and vpeclalljt lo tre.ti all torms 01
fhninic dtreaxes, and that bis success has t een
marked nut only has he had Kreat experience,
hut he is also a Ibnrnuich and conscientious
practitioner and deserved his succes.
1H II I. Limk.
President State Hoard ol Al en Irs I Kxamlners.
X AMI5J ATlU.fN I'KKK.
t'orre.oQdeuoe - Solicited - and - tUinildentlal.
AIIKKH
1T. Io01cllmi,
Ike Krle Infirmary . ITS 'hlipae;a street.
MAIM l.KVIi K.
i-21 Main stteit. Hullalo. New York.
K. U JUUSSTOS. M.J.HU k. A. H.KI I A.
h4TAMLIHHICl 1872.
Johnston, Buck A: Co.7
HANK KItK,
RHKNSBURU. ... PKNN'A.
A. W. Kl H, l-aiablor.
tjTABLISHSU 1S88.
Carrolltown Bank
DAKKIH.I.1XIWN, PA.
T. A. Nil .4 KH.rJ II. I'ashler.
General Bantinz Bnsincss Transaclefl
The lollowlmr are the principal feature ol
tcenera! babiing- bualurss :
nnroNiTM
Kecelved payable on demand, and Interest bear
,uB v-Di liui.um issuoa w time neposltors.
MMali
Its-tended to customers on larnraMe terms and
approve paper oiscnunted at all limes.
'!. I.Ki-TIONM
Made In tbe locality and upon all the bsnklnv
tOWna In t I I nlla.l V... J 'V. .
- - - . . v . ..uaiaw uiuoerate
IIRim
lssne.1 nevotlahle In all parts or tbe I'nltAd
SlalM n.l . . ...
v uaua IUHH on XJI biro
At''TNTM
, , . , ...
V. tiuom soiiciieo, u.
wbom reasonable aoconio.latlon will be extended.
T. : .r ... J i""' pg onniienilal, and
thai they will be treated as lit. rally aa aood
O swsv-J w I J,l -as I k..
Hespecttully,
JUHMNTOM. Bi l k VtK
THE KEELEY CURE
iriitii iiueHiM-H.aslv ini.i U10 drink iml.it n...!
Li i reUder""f ut ii.aimlrVaf
lairs niiniriiiK a il.-ar brain. A fjur wl.L.
course of treatment at the
PITTS'tUKO KEELEY INSTITUTE.
No. 4UG Fifth Avenup,
to thorn all their powers, mental and
n'ns them , of y.mr own iifi-htaiVt to
auR. 3 M
WANTED mm
represent ns in th. .. . ..wwrn,y mrn to
Stock. S....lr.-. - V" Wursery
Salary or imm ,, . "t
Ploy tnent the year rouid. t ui nV tree- exclus". ?r
territory; expe tence not neeessary- UU lZ .
ALLEN NURSERY CO ,
FOR SALE.
FLORIDA GARDEN LAND CO ,
JOHN F. 8TRATTON
CELEBRATED
riaiias. fl-r.rr 1 7V " n P ISE.
Your Face
Will be wreathed with at most engaglnc
smile, after you Invest In
liteSewiDsMacliine
ccuippeo with its mtw
PINCH TENSION,
TENSION INDICATOR
AUTOMATIC TENSION RELEASER,
The most complete ami useful device rer
ailtleil to any sewing machine.
The AV1IITK is
Durably and Handsomely Built,
Of Fine Finish and Perfect Adjustment,
Sews ALL Sewable Articles,
And will serve and please you up to the full
limit of your expectations.
Active Dealers Wanted in unoccu
pied territory. Liberal terms. Address,
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
CLEVELAND. O.
V.t Sale by.f. W. SIl.lR BA UU II. VnrrvlUotrti
derlXvatfin
A Quick H(utr ros cvcrt Type of
Headache.
Flur Cardinal Points RcspcoriNa
HEADACHE.
Nev-r forjrM
that all
Every headache Is a
prayer of the cran
ial nerves for bst.
Soothe them with Kopf
AUNI,
i are essen
tially nervous. By quiet
ing the nerves you stop
the headache.
Should your headache
ta- nervous, sick, pe
riodic, dyspeptic, or be
Caused by worry, anxi
ety, excesses of any kind
Or brain weariucss, use
KOPFAUNI.
jkf hen children suffe.
with headache, w
any one else for that
matter, use Kopkalink.
the best remedy ever of
fered. Safe, sure, won
derfully tjuick in action.
kaPFAUNK cures every type of headache, espec
ially that distresstnety painful type peculiai to
ladies suffering from irregularity or vtertne irrt
tation, or whose duties require them to stand tor
long periods.
a
KOPFALINE CURES
Mas. VOWS SMOCK,
tat VSTAaV WOMRV,
HIRVOWS O Sat LITT v
DiOSSTlVa AlkMIMts,
wkasc CmeukATiON,
Alcom on a m o othih ncitsci. amc au
ailments and conditions where nerve waste goes on
KOPFALINE
Js Invaluable for Teachers, Scholars, Prrachers
Students, Merchants, Editors, Men, Women
and Children. Every lody whose nerves are
at alt likely to get out of order.
It is absolutely safe under all circumstances and
conditions. Price, s cents.
Sold by druggists generally, or sent to any
dress on receipt of price.
Soli Promiitons,
W1NKELM AN N & BROWN DRUG CO
BALTIMORE, M . U. S. A.
I CARTER'S
iplTTLE
EJIVER
Pics Beadaefae and relieve all tbe troubles tneJ.
rlent to a bilious state of the system, such aa
Dizziness, Nausea. lrowsiuesa. Distress after
eating, r-ain in tua riiJe, to. While tiieir moat
reauarsabto aucceaa naa been shown in coriBj
Headarhe. yet Carter's Little IJ-mr PITH torn
ually valiiallo tn Constipation, caring and pro
fcDting thisanno7inscomplaint.whiie they also
eorrertslldisordrirsof tbeatomachAtimulatetba
bvtsr and regulate the bo webj. vcn.iXUef only
corea
Artiathey would be almoatprtaeleastn those wnS
ul.'.T from tisditruKsingcoiulaint; but fortu
nately tueirpnodneaadnea notend hcrs,an.i thosa
w ho once try them will nnd these little pills ts1q
able In eo many ways that they will not be wil
ling to do without tbem. But after ailaick bea4
ACIHIE
2s ILe bane of so many Urea that hers Is where
ve make our frreat boast. Our pills cure it while
others do not.
Carter's Little TJrer rills are Tery small athl
Tery easy to take. One or two pills uiakaa doaa.
Hi. y are atriclly reKetalile and do not grips or
i nr. but by their pentle action please all who
iirtltern. Jn vimlsat JScents ; live for $L daiil
. r Ji crista vverywixuix or aunt by mail.
MEDICINE CO.. New York.
? 5 n.L SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
has eniiyed a eonstant patron sir for orrr
wity 'years. It is w.wil.-rfullT slticaokHis in all
isunful ilinrsi a. smb. as
Ktrsll.a, I.aaiaaaw.
4 Starrs. 1lkaeke,
earalala. Harka.ae
and other ailments where pain is sn attend-Iry.-
i'"'K rrs. .r l. nail ua
rweipt of name, addresa and ti reals.
WINK HLM ANN & BKOWN UKUO CO ,
' Kaltla.re. Md.. V. H. A.
oe.17.wi.ly
Pralehetera EmcII IMum, Brass.
ENNYROYAL PILLS
Atrr r-l. LaOlft atU
rj VjL ter TkrrA-wf- Assets A iftm
nd Btwk4 in He4 avawl Hold tntaUlic
jT 7t' -H'-oirw. with rilsbo. T.L V
i Spt Tvl.-ther. 4n9rmf mtotttu- V
I fjf ' imttaturmm. At ifaWa, r fmi 4
I fjf "t "! far iestitatoanai. t
V" JCr Kller fmr IMlIt. Utter. . rrmt
y If MalL 1 ,WtH rtiatMi.l.. Kmm Pap.
sliadaf.
BUGGIES at i Price
8'
SS1 T P "0rW We the
2 a'Sil "fou- cf.iprtit-.rs.
-as
Buinry llamras S3 s& ton-rand ave
SWTraiu - $! s,, ,,r..nu
Mnrau Saddle. l si- lat v e Free
r. . hi cut j, rtHT ce.
I W It Lswreace at, CiaciuikaU, o.
JOHN F. STRATTON'S
a , . .
nana Instruments
7 DRUMS, FIFES
P'ccolosand Band SuppiS
Send for JOHN F. STRATTON
&UI..U.. 811. 81 3, 81 6, 8 1 7 E. 9tIs"Vl.r.
G
pay ( u,.d rerti... Try lb. Fbem. m7
LADIES!
are yu n'ctlnv iiwHirh lo vti.tuf if : f
two c-nt. in stamjw t the Marl vNn") 0
Sl and TCU WaJiiru.t.i Strt. T '. '
one of their la-autifui illu.trsted aMilr
Books," It is a ti; l. tinioiie. m .1 ii:ter-
uig sort lo tir -rt; of r-liuri ;nr
On refiid of ten tft-.l i" 1 'u"T
aer. p.tii.l a fu'l .t .f tu, ir fa-.u.u liftn
bold game Verba.
FM-lvn rtstl..-vwi:!ale.-d'it-':'""i
compile words of " TI"- .M U.d-. M d ..!
ttsiiH-t -.tilarsot.i., l.ifHib.tsill.l.iiU' p.M-e
euniiK a 1
auiNEPTirs i
The Acadesuc Pharmaceutic Co.,
IXMM 1MI KM lULk.
532-5JC WASHINGTON ST, NEW YORK CIT
ELIXIR.
An elecant F.ne-M-ili fluirnuw . f ir-iir:ii!:
for lii li nisi, malarial ami ll Ii '! - : """ -suit
of t.vr t-iiiy-livf jcai-s of ti;sl fiuiiM ti-eit-ntitlc
r-s-ar-h
Arxivel by Hi.- Iiitli.f-t m.ilii a anilnnli.
In u in bospilals in eery r -f I 1111 !
Ksiirvially ln-l.lul t. lmi-s. t-liil.ln-ii aud !'
pie of snlf'ntsry baUls
Entirely vv-tjlle ; I'rve frrniu btnnfiil i1nir
Sn Handsome Packages. Pricr- tQ Lis.
I"rt-iar-d sol'!y l.y
LONDON AND NEW YORK.
Chemists by a..iutni-ul to H.-r JImj.-sIj U.
guw-D and to tiw I'l-.V'.' i .uiul.
NEW Y(KK I RANCI! :
130,. 132, 134 Charlton St
ROYAL PILLS.
Same medicinal prorsrtien as Ttr- si. Ki.ixia, iu
1 . boxes, pills to L-fx, for il 5 t-nt-i.
FOR SALE CY ALL DRUCCIUTC
REHEHBERTiiEBIG FOUR!
Vinegar Bitten CORDIAL. ) SOe.
Vinegar Bitten POWDERS, 5o d.s. SOi .
Vinegr Bitters, now style. J $ 1 .t-'
Vinegar Bitten, oliU!y!e. bitter ia.-n-. 1.00
The World's Creat Blood Purifier
and Life Giving- Principle.
Only Temperance Bitters Known.
Tbe past iflh of n Century the Lending
lasiil; Medicine ol tin- World.
E. IL McDonald Drug Co., Proprietcra,
RAN FItANf'lS akt NEW YOUK.
A rery pleasiu. Iisnns flistr!l.j--l rr..n:rt
roiiiiiiiMl ii--iiiiii.' ll l' ' I:I'' 7'" r'J',
other b.tt -r imi. it- r solid i.r : li
(! Kr 1'iat llollle. n rh. M' I ii himi.I-uJ
nhvsirians in I'.nnii"' ami Aun-iH-a. I itimiI- at
amuuiiis erorr IwrtiV. Tor r-al.- by lru-K"-l.
ManulBrtru.-d br
17J)4. lJ-Sr.
Policies written at short notice In tbe
m n dci iadi tr actaiak
watd etiaer Flrat t'lama l ompsslri.
T. W. DICK,
sUFHT ll)K TIIF.
01L.T3 H:lvTFORT)
uiHin,siiitNciicoji,i
"MIMMKM'tll Hl'SlNi;ss
1794.
KSensbara.Jaiy l.liri
Clvrirc.
TRtnr Mas
DESICM PlTrsrs.
.. . .. " " mm
ui . . " 1 Irw nn.iii write t..
. . " CO- a1 l'KOSDWST. NSW V.itt
ldrvt iHin-au f.r securing p:it-nts in A ni-H-a.
''err (latent taken out lv u Is l.rnichl l-f.n
tbe public by a notM irlven five of i-uarve in Uie
ricttfific tucricnu
LIST """'"''"n of any .-lentlfl- paner In the
Nden.li.li.i- lilu-trate-l. N.. lui. iiu . nt
7ar: !.- atTtreaiths. A Mres. r
VXauauLjui. 3ttl ilroady. cw Vork Citv.
Carests. atd Trade-Marks obtained, snd all i'at,
business ronnrted for Moderate Fe-
Our Office is Opposite U.S. Patent Office.
i?5Wer"nMI7!r' !" ' time than those
retmiie from A ashinirton.
Send model, drawine or photo., with nesrrlp
Vim. e advise. If j.at.'ntahle or not, free of
srT" Ur Vr' not ln'" ps'etit is -ared.
Pamphlet. -llow to Obtain Patent." with
parm-s of actual clients in vour Stale, ruanty or
town, sent free. Address.
C.A.SNOW&COs
Opoosits Patent OBSce. Washinotoa. 0- C-
F. X. FEES'
Shaving Parlor,
Mam Street, Near Post Office
In ai?i, JTl- atT tho ,KWt offl wbei.5rber:n
L?t"ii . tran-hes will I carried on In Uie
ratnre. Lverythlnir neat and eiean.
oar pauxtnaite solicited.
Mnii Fire Insurance Apncj
T.W. DICK,
General Insurance Asent.
EBKXS It Uli a. 14.
Mountain House
Shaving Parlor
"7T - - " - -""' nTO near Mnnntsln House
omee. bharina. Hair t'nttliiK and Nbamiwo
Ina dona la the . ' "
Sclentifio American
M a. r
Mill
m : : PRlXf
c
Tin: iT?"
Printing r.J
V Ve to
job ??:r;
V
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Pfomnly and saTi-4r.,
L'-U,f 1
will meet tfie i.r,,,. " '"-!
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tvmtrW.rin, V h,,,-,
living ,.... "1" 1
V'
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i 117 i v kr'iv,..,. r
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Lowest
toinit nut ttie !... . i
our work -.p-ai;. Ir ,:f K
parel Ui tr;n' '
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lil'MNKei Al.l,- I,,,,' N
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ami neatP-t V,-,-,,.. , lt
r.rsu-r on M,.,.. ,l(,,u
n...,t Kea.,,,.,,
Flip Canilim iv.l
FI:KvI:, j
nevw wants ti learn,
reads that
OLiD Honest
CHEWING TOBW
Is the best that Is cadi si
at ONCE tries it. aid se-
money and secures l:
satisfaction than everht
A. VOID imitationa. tss
having the genuine. Ify:
dealer hasn t it ask tz
get it for yon.
110. raZIR4BE0S..tcTH
HALLSS
EENEWIH
The creat tvn'u'aritrr-?
after its tes: of u;i:.y jesr.
a.uraiii-e. - en to l:ie ti. 'f
It i reai!v nierit'-n.-i:. Tii--e
u-d Hal l.'s HilK l;tNttt
It des ail tliat IS
it esjiwHi lu-w i:r..v!h c -i
dead, w hl. h is i 1- m i'-t ;-"!'; !.
verves the M-ai?' ht-"a:tl:!
danUrufi": i-rt m! tlie La J-"
1 - - 1 . . 1. ji
caaiunii cou-r; Str; '
trou, and cauws It la pv"
Hall's mm rrtrt rT
effects br the hea.:ii 'fct'
an.l T-e'llvenie. It it 6.4 1
a deluibtful art!.-!e for t.;i"
tainlrur no aJ.Mii.-..
rT...:.i 1.. ) l-c nn tli'
leavim; the 'hair Larsa saJ -
Utex ijrt'niii.iii..
Buckingham- Pj
WHISKERS
Colors them hrwn rr . ,
and Is the bet dy-. N-
prodm-M a permanent r'li!" ,s
belwc a Mtu:!e t-rfj v"C'.rt
serdent of ai p!l. at)..n U-an aej
rmriM .
tukul'
K. 1". HALL "-. , .
U a.4 al
Said by all Dsale.-
Steei Picket Fe
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u- s
CHEAPER . ThM
A t
v
s p t y .' -
j. .. v s i; 3'f tsrel
ettui! rubrnrl a It "1',.jf
pnw 1 lauutt. a-j.TT -- - t(t13i
Sauted. W tu us ru-. ii'r .
Sums Flttisr. . Fir mi:". ' k , ,i
s4 kA.ltnr. Hr.. 1 ''r"a ii
llHr i.'A. ui '".
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vi, iuj si iua -
SUMMER C00
MADE EAS;
. . Sfc-
ARNOLD Ci
in!'
ttlLW'CV
VaT
wst
TV"
311. ei3. 8J$. 17 East tob CTe'v
. . ...... k u i l manner A
bars el joor patroneae solicited
Ko