0, Wffr l'resents In the most ttaront farm THE LAXATIVE AND NUTRITIOUS JUICE or THR FIGS OF CALIFORNIA, Combined with the mediciual virtues of plants known to be most beneficial to the human system, forming an agreeable nu J effective laxative to perma nently cure Habitual Consti pation, and the many ills de pending on a weak or inactive condition of the KMKEYS, LIVER flHD BOWELS. I I the incut excelltnt remedy known to CLEANSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY When one is Kilious or Constipated hO THAT PUaE.DL.OOD, nEPRESHINQ 8L2EP, HEALTH nnd STRENQTH NATURALLY FOLLOV. Every one is using it and all are delighted with it. ASK YOUR DRUOQIST FOR MANUFACTURED ONLY BY CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. IDWSVILLE. KY NEW Y01X. N. f. I John R. Coyle, Attorney-at-Law AND Real Estate Agent, OFFICE Heddall's BoiLDtNo, fCor. Main and Cenlrc Streets. SHENANDOAH. PA. PROPERTY FOR SALE: tw. an one-hnlf story double frame dwelling bouse, with (tore-room nnd res. taurant. Located on East Centre Btreet. -rti2al!,abI.e PrPery located on South Jar- 3-HoTen dwe'llng houses at the corner of ail- 1" erects. Gcod Investment. Terms reasonable. Dr. Grosvenor's oell-cap-sic PLASTER. Gtv$ qutek relief l!tTT-jrriuci.i T '.'7.:. " 1" -tJJdL1"1 A,r"K'a, GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1S78. EESS8S? HEW YORK'S HORROR Tho Park Tlaco Ruins Giving Up Their Dead. NEARLY 50 BODIES RECOVERED. Tho Total Loss of Life nt 120. Now Estimated Anxious neluthcs Watch tlio Men nt Work-Crowds nt tho Mnrguo nt All Hours-rushing tho Work of Diggliifr Out the Ucud-rearful Smell from tho Decomposing Dailies. New Yohk, Attg. 23. Another weary day's search of tho ruins has brought forth its ghastly results. It was a sick ening tnsk to tho men engaged In It, a mournful vigil for those who looked on and saw the slow procession of workmen highest of all in Leavening Power. U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889. ! Powder ABSO&OTEifif PURE DUEL WITH A DESPERADO. United ntHtes MhmViiiI Short nml a Train Hnnher Killed. CjlLdwkll, Kan., Aug. 2JS. Charles I Dryant, one of the noted Dnltou gang nf ' train robbers, who was captured yesterday ' In the Cherokee Strin bv Uiilioii Stuio. from tlmo to time carry out a inaneled ! Marshal Kd Shoit. was shot nml kinod w burden that sometimes had tho faintest I hi enptor after he had fatully wounded resemblance to the outline of a human I latter. betas. But woro than nil. It wn n tan. The duel occurred on a Tinclr Tulnm! ful suspense for tho afflicted relatives of ! train, on which Short had placed his prU- tho missing ones, who watched nnd wnitod near tho ruins, eagerly tempt at rescue. each misshapen corpse, fearing lest it silently told the talo they had alone dreaded to hear. The awful heartrending scream of agony that pierced the air when tho man gled body of Mnggio Quinn was recog nized by her sister mado everybody vremuio. xuo agony or a tatlicr anil tho grief of n mother as the body of n loved one was carried from the reeking ruins moved the spectators to tears, Police men nnd firemen, who aro used to har- oner, intendinit to tnk Mm t.n wimi 1 t t !Kolng outsi,1 to gunrd ngu.imt any at- Ha left il nivnlvpr vth U10 brurfHt7nmtin f7v .ntdfii.H .....1 ,1... j -rrtrzt-o I'.UittkKlU, Will, VUU I baggageman's carelessness is responsible for tho subsequent tragedy. He laid tho 1 revolver down and Iiryant soon secured it. I As tho train was slowing up at a sta tion ho opened the door of the car and im- ' mediately began firing at Short, who wns on tho platform, a bullet going through Ibhort's body. Shoit returned tho flro ; and gavo Drynnt n death wound. Short was also mortally wounded, but both BASEBALL SCORES, Chicago llns a Dig Lend In tho Contest for tho remiiuit AT CUIOABO. Chteao-o 1 0800000 1 Uroohlyn 0 OU00010 0-1 1,in.trt.t ""'e8 Viokery nnd Pclirlverj Cnruthcrs nuil Kluslow, at riTTsnuno. rittfbum o ooossoos-n Boston 0 0010020 03 Batteries -llaidwln and Miller: Nichols and uansel. AT CtXCIKNATI. Cincinnati 1 1000000 0-2 Nc,work 0 0010020 X 3 Culled on noeount of riiln. Ilntterles-Khlnee nnd Harrington; Uwing nnd Buckley. AT CLBVKLAND. 9.10.Y",nna 0 aoiioooo-n Philadelphia 1 0 8 4 4 1 0 0 0-12 ARRESTED AT LAST Murderer Dmvlinp; Captured iu Baltimore. THE CHIME COMMITTED IN 1336 A Reward of $1,500 Offered by the Oitisens of Long Branoh. tit this hang A strip of leather In s bottle of ie Blacking and lunvo it tbero for a day or 4 ..... . . naonui laknltoiaanaurraii(lpinmlnnitcanrullv lyIUKIIe Him Serted ,Svernl i Make a auiiilar teat BilU FrencU Ureawng and I'aew ll.lTI.ou. I8' sneaa, . . sAUMhBlaokme Untterlss-aruber and Zlmmer; Clements. Hspcr and Nntlonal I.vukuo. rowlnir scenes, wero dpfnlv nlTi.ptf.,1 n.i , nien kept on firing until their weanons . .hi n . ... U'nrn mnnf ln1 T1H.... jjAtiiiu wua ".no nrsL man to drop, and ho fell head foremost down the stops. Short caught him by tho leg tind held him with his head almost touch ing tho ground. He culled to tho conductor, and when he got to him he said: "I novo got him, Jim, nnd ho has got me." Tho prisoner was dead when picked up and Short died In ten minutes. no word of hope, of cheer, could be said A Fearful Stench from the Ilulnn. Tho worst part of the tragedy is yet to come, ns cvldonced by tho fearful stench which indicates unknown horrors and an almost inostimablo number of bodies buried underneath the weight of rubbish nnd machinery. 'lhls morning a terrible stench enmo from that part of tho ruins occupied by tho restaurant. It is probable that this spot will add a fearful talo even to tho present cstimnto of tho horror. James Mitchell, a lawver. detected nn Italian workman, clviiitf his name no Joseph Lusson, in tho net of rifling tho pockets of a victim of the disaster. Ho was at once locked up, but not a rninuto too soon to escape tho vengeanco of tho angry citizens who were in tho vicinity. The coroner wn3 given posses sion of the stolen articles. . Par Cluhu ITon. Ifitt. m Chlcn0...tt) 3:) .018 lloston 57 41 .mz Now York. I4 .'ill ,r,81 l'hlln'phla.53 4" .555 rju'i.. rron. ryut. rr Brooklyn. 40 51 ,47t Clovelund.il) ."i rittsburir.no 01 C(ucimiatWl) m .451 ,:ioo .380 American Association Games. 1 WWW "sill ' I im , LU.'rt 1 II li II El I I mm I. Baker &Co.'s SCENES AT THE MOPGUE. A lluijctltlon of the Ilnrrora of tho l'nst Three Duu. New YonK, Aug. 25. Within tho walls of tho morgue, which sheltered tho poor COL. MOSBY IN A FIGHT. The Old Guerilla Chief IIiwo Lively Tlmo In 'Frisco. San Francisco, Aug. 25. Col. John S. Mosby, tho old guerilla chieftain, yos- icruay arose irom his seat in a combina tion car to mako room for a lady, nnd seeing vacant seats in tho grip-car went out. The conductor refund to nllow him to pass over to tho dummy nnd hot words followed. Tho Colonel knocked tho conductor down and hammered him. Then tho gripmnu, who was largo and powerful, attacked Mosby. Three lady passengers assisted Mosby by pulling tho gripman's hair. Tho grinman cot nn nml ir.itni AT BOSTON. Boston 1 0 0 1 12 0 1 Athletics a 0 0 0 0 1 0 llatterles-Haddook and Murphy: and Jlilllgan. AT BALTIMORE. Ilaltlmoro 0 8 0 3 0 3 Wushlngton 0 0 0 0 0 0 Called on account of rain. Battoriw-Muddcn nnd Itobiuson: Duko and McUulre. 0 08 0 0 :i Sullivan -13 0 American Association. rr CTllhs. mm. 7xi. Ct Boston.... 74 :Vi .B05 Ht. 1.OU13..0S 40 .032 Baltimore BO 45 .551 Athletic. 5 J CO .510 Pur Pub, ir.m. rtt. ct Cnlumhus. .50 60 .473 Mllwauk'0.45 57 .441 LouVlllo... 37 70 .34(1 Wiuh'tou.,34 03 .H4J Fyrncuso..,. Buffalo Eustcrn Association names. 0 0 3 1 and ..o 3 ..0 2 '""'S""! wuiun Hiicncreu tno poor K .11,1 p, Vr;i, ., , mangled and disfigured bodies of tho vie- ; wlfolmtehi," i, th C0UdUC- juosoys Knees aro peeled nnd his thumb is scratched, but tho conductor's faco is uuuiy uumugou. Breakfast Cocoa from which tho excess of oil has been removed, is Absohitcly JPuvo 1 ami it is Soluble. No Chemicals aro uaetl la it3 preparation. It has more than three times the strength of Cocoa miscd with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, ami is therefore far raoro ecouomic.il, cosii;7 less than one cent a etij). It is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, easily digested, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons in health. Sold by Grocoro ovorywhoro. Y. BAKER & GO., Dorchesler, Mass. thus of the Park place disaster, tho sceno to-Uny was but a repetition of the horrors of tho days before, augmented nnd mado more teniblo as tlmo went on, which naturallv tended to mnkn tlinvm.miT, t the bodies more revolting than over. 3 I'lTes 1'0,t If ever woe nnd horror ran amuck, hnnd ' ARIS Aug. 24. A dispatch has been In hand, it was at tho morgue to-day. i receved by tho Colonial Department, The odor wns indescribable. Strong I w'ch says that tho loss of life by the cy men who faced that row of pino cofflns ' V,ono nt Martinique amounted to 340 in with their contents of burned nnd distort- """dunls, irrespective of tho sailors who eu humanity for several minutes wcro wuro "rowneu irom tlio French ships. uiieu uuugeu to stagger away weuK from Bnttorlos-Coughlln and Wockbecker. 0 0 Qulnn; 0 1 Qormau 0- 8 1- 0 AT ALBANY. Albany 1 0 1 0 0 3 Itochestcr 0 0010 1 Cnmocallod on account of rain. j Battcrloj-Dovlin and nrown; Cusuinnn and , PUGILIST HALL IN A ROW. an overpowering sense of nausea. Death and such scenes were not intended for tho tender eyes of women, yet many a mother, wifo, daughter and sister en- uureil tho unspeakable, horror of tho NEWS OF THE DAY. Many vessels hnvo been wrecked by tho recent gales and hurricanes along tho morgue in their search for loved ones be- vu ',u c, . , . . lleved to have been swallowed nn in th ' . , n?.l?.?tnr! tho S.inux chief with Buf- ruin. J,110" V "?N v', tUed from lockjaw at Mnnv of theso women trPmi,io,i n.t &ue"leM. England. sobbed hystericnlly during tho awful or deal. Others would take one nlnnpn m tho coffins wero uncovered, nnd then. Committee is charired with tni,or with a pitiful gasp, they would turn I George W. Vedder, of Iloosno Falls avyny wUh white faces and fall fainting N. Y., who was knocked do vn and run into tho arms of a morgue attendant. over by n wagon in Boston, died at tlm j Massachusetts General Hospital last even May l!o Indictments. inS- 0ving to the There is trouble in thn Tw...i,.t t i of Ohio. Tho chairman flf till PvtaOllllim New YonK, Aug. 25. Acting District 1 Attorney Bedford assigned Assistant Dis trict Attorney Townsend to act as legal adviser to Coroner Hnnley during tho in- 1 quest upon tlio bodies, of the victims of the Pnrk place disaster. It is not unlikely j mas some ono may ue lniuctoil for man Fall Iiiver. Mass.. tlio inrill UtHn.i nf nlA4l. has been curtailed 20,000 pieces during tho past two weeks. A number of tho operatives who have been doing very well in the matter of wages during tho past two years, nro leaving off and help to fill no Octs a Terrlblo Onsli In tho Throat from l'urson Davles. Mt. Clemens, Mich., Aug. 25. Jim nail, the middle-weight pugilist of Aus tralia, nnd "Parson" Dnvies, of Chicago, who nro Btopping nt the Averv Honso here, got into a quarrel in tho bar-room at 11 o'clock last night. After n word or two Hall struck vicious ly at Davles with n bottle. His arm wns caught by n bystander when ho repented tho blow, and tho "Parson" grabbed a lemon knife which wns lying on tho bar, dodged Hall's blow and lunged at him with the knife, striking Hall in tho throat nnd cutting n terriblo gash from tho chin I to the ear on tho right side of his faco and narrowly missing tho jugular voln. Tho 1 two men wero then separated. "You've done me, Charlie," but stay ' by me," said Hall when struck. ) The room after the frncnu InnV..! m. n J slaughter house, everything in it being 1 tria1- -uii:ic IV1LU UlUUlt. Hall will recover. Ho is considered to blnmo in tho matter, Davles having acted in self-defense. A Young Desperudo ruptured in Iluimlo--Ho Held Up u Tmln In IVnustlmnlti nnd bhot Three of tho rnaseiigers-UI Vic tims Ttjrms Lo.vo HnANcil, N. J., Aug. 95. Judge Pitcher, of this place, arrested yesterday at Baltimore Peter Dowllng the negro who, on New Year's eve, 1888, murdered Itobert Hamilton at Iiong Branch. Hamilton had charge of Banker A. J. Drexel's property nt Long Branch, and had been in his employ for 25 years. On New Year's eve he visited a low dlvo culled "Little Limerick," located ntLong Branch, where n colored bnll was in tn-n- gress. Hu drank n great deal while there ! and exhibited a large roll of bills and a handsomely engraed gold watch given I him by Mr. Drexel. , Early the next morning his body wns ' found in n back street, there being several ugly wounds on the head. Several of the , inmates of the dive were arrested, nnd I tuuy confessed that Dowllng had com- 11111.1CU uie crime. Dowllng escaped and nothing has been heard of him until recently, when Judge Pitcher received information that Dowllng wa3oua coasting steamer which would shortly arrive at Baltimore. Ho hurried there with requisition papers and secured his man. Judge Pitcher arrived with his prisoner this morning. At tho time of the murder Mr. Drexel ottered $1,000 reward, to which Long Branch citizens added $500. A YOUNG BANDIT CAUGHT. Ho Held Hp n Train in I'ciins.vlvnnlii nml Shot hevornl rnsst'ligcrs. i iiuB. j,. Aue ponce have a1 desperatoyoung man locked up here. His ! name is William McDermott. He boarded n train that was entering Corry, Pa., on August 17, and robbed tho passengers. Before escaping from tho train ho dis charged a revolver several timet, nnd two pnssengers were dangerously injured, nnd arc now dying In tho hospital. A description of McDermott wns tele graphed to Buffalo, and ho wns nrrested by headquarters' detectives on Canal street. Although onlr 20 If ".ot t'10 toughest criminals that ever lived n the vicinity of Corry. Ho lived in Union City until driven out with clubs and guns by tho people he had robbed, in sulted and assaulted. Tho women nndchlldrcutrcmbled when ho was In the .town, nnd tho only time ho felt safe was when ho was in prison. Ho lms served several terms in jnils in this ntato for robbery. His last train robbery wns a daring feat. IIo entered a Western New York nnd i-euusyivamn tram ns It was entering m HI I II I BPf- 1,000 REWARD nemo Dlackina ... . WILl- NOT Makes any kind of leather Waterproof, Soft and Durable. HMnaMaaeiiaiKaMnMnanuaiaaBa Change a Pine Table to Walnut. A Poplar Kitchen Press to Antiqua Oak. . A Cane Rocker to Mahogany. Senwlmt can bo done irith 2uO. worth of i kit- rSii,..k W ' 1' " WOLFF At RANDOLPH, Philadelphia,. rOE SALE IN ALL BTOKXB. CARTER'S 1TTIE CURE Bick neadaeaeaiia rollnvoall tho troubles fnaz. dent to a Ullous atatoof the system. suohS DUdneae, Nausos, Di-vsIc-kb. nutros, after eating. 1'ain in tLo SIJj. Aj. Whilo thsirmoan rcuiarkaWo oucceea has be m oUowu la curina sKWa atM 1 tm 1 m equally valuaUoinOjnslirtlonurinRandrS venting thlsacnoylcecorjplal-it.Kl llo thevafii eorrectallrtlsurdersoftuoHtomachMimulalotha riverandroiiuiatflihnlinuuii r, ittt.TZziXl cured -' whoynco try thorn will And thi-to llttlo pillVvSu" S,'?f0:?y yo that they will not bo wd UBBtodowithoutthon. EutftorallflIchh 1 ACHE flathoLi,"'tf so joany lives thnt herafswhora I wo mako our EivC t boast. Our pillo cam It whllo Carter's Littlo Liver fllh aro very small ana very easy to take. One or two rills make a doso. They aro atrlctly vegetable and do not crlpo or irarge, hot by their gentlo action plcisoall who usothem. Invialaat25cents; flvofortl. Sold By druEglcta ovoryvihoro, or aent by maiL C,?R1 MEDICINE CO., Nov York; SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE . AU 1115- ngviits for W .. ..... .... r...... 11 vuiir n npii n. i ...... M mil denier li neud tor I,. lloilslnnNlineH. r nlnri. riHlr ........ cntaliiKiie, nccuru tho uorry, and brandishing two revolvers ! "e,'i;Sil,,,".".',l"'t ,IP '' Jon commanded tho frightened passengers to trl,lKL '!!Jmi,''IT,J'I iu lueir viiiixaoios. They hastily handed him their pocket books. After placing his plunder iu his pocket McDermott pounced upon a poor old man nnd woman and beat them into unconsciousness, leaving them for dead. Ho then shot another woman who now lies at Corry in n critical condition. Ho also shot a child, inflicting a dangerous wound, bnt tho child will recover. McDermott and two companions who Btood on guard at tho doors of tho car then jumped from tlio train and escaped into tho woods. After dividing tho booty they separated. The people of Union Cltv tl,or, , lynch McDermott it he nppears in that tun a, im vt ui ue taken to Hm J "Sy' iS THE iW. L DOUGLAS EN of tho building, . . -"" ,ulUHU .W, I,, OH- , , , O ...... hviji IU HU 1 slaughter in connection with the collapse tarr l'lac.os cannot be obtnineil at pres. in V s 1'iivu or ciotu is one eighth of n cent lower than over known previous to the prosent depression, there is llttlo demand for spots at any flguro TBEHEfl tut Jtomtlvely On red v.ni i-KCini. IB M.MJH 1 ' '.i 1 nunt j tin it ...... M-rl'lrtV1 - 'SLHLLmra.li u I'SDB- 11. si. fit r you ofde. When tiyahliid n.tl .liue aano,tnit IrrstilAritle.st. ,1, ' I w iT ,-,, . .m".ir., ur iiwi.1 in Ut-r-tt m , i- .-,1-;:,,, . w-, 5 w ..MMV. bfu.B.., klh. . . ... ... ,tIIA dan. n,.,. , .... .. ...I ...-.) . . . i ,, U.11111, niu 1. euii-fl.si. Adai Tho Awful Itoll. New Yonic, Aug. 25. At 1 o'clock bodies had been recovered, of which had been identified. There are over still in tho ruins. Or. Hartes . ttl'JIS 1 Anderson Ilros. Fall for 8 "0,000. Pittsboru, Pa., Aug. 25. A dispatch from Steubenville, O., saysi Nows has reacheil hero of the failure of Anderson Bros., sewer pipos, at Anderson's Land ing, W. Va. Tho exact nmountof liabili ties cannot bo ascertained, as judgment was confessed in Hancock County, V. Vn., but they aro estimated nt ?50,000, of which a largo amount is due employes in sums ranging from 100 to $1,000. Tho law makes them preferred creditors. The assets aro not known, but will not cover half tho liabilities. Fifty men will bo inrowu out or worn. rostmaster-fifiicrnl Itulken Dead. London, Aug. 25. Mr. H. C. Raikes, tho Postma6ter-Genernl. la ,i,,,i ir Iiaikes, who was just recovering from mi Orations to Illsnmrck. Bfjilin, Aug. 25. A dispatch from Munich says that Princo BIsmnrck htw hann tlm il v v.a uujvuiy ui LuiuiiiinHiovnuonsiltir- for ' rli? BEST SHOE IN THE WOnLD FOfi THE MONEY? ,.,'S, f.!.1 5', " no tneks or wax thread i. iiiuiio or mu iHiat lluo calf, stlilsli ... 'i.uac I.ICJId tie. VI Iftl3 to luirt tho ri-t and eas,-, ami bctan Julys' A';ll?.c"" 'p fr'"" 4 t . SR. H eiiiiliii llnml.Mmed, tho finest call fiSa. , "!d.f.ed Welt shoe, lUt', I JJ. Btyllsh, comlortahle ana durable. Th ing his stay in Kissinaen. Th (.. 1 SZr, '-?Zl,!tt?!l'r-.Mt IInl, o, tr T.. ... . . ......iivii iiiifi. iiuir iihu x. WHlir. tsi K lu. singen expressly to play before the Trince. Will. l.-l.n... l.n ..11 . 1. . ' ...wi. i.iiviiii no aiwnvani tuned. Iimunnil. .I,..J ....II.." iiui - cu. 1 S3.'S.),VII.V'.,",.'', aniwis. uanroad Mou WQJm Ulld i.etlci'1 arili rsu l wear! h, mi il,, If rn,. SoaniKMS. SIlinoM, IfiBl.l.. h,v. tk. . J-ilU linn l ,i,,n .,i..iW. """J 1 iuua.es, hiio was just recovering from nil l Trincn nnuant1 n . sloni'dae ono pair will ueuraseor. indisposition. Went out lkln .i;. ' t ' . ""."ir11"!' 1 I'Or- , tl3l fl( flue eiilf, no better ahio ev er offered at tin, Vnnrnln.. l,m i. ".i" i-raiL ui niinseir. liiel'rlnce has received 'T.'.li:.L 01 '""Mace thw AVenthcr Indlcntious. Washington. Aug. 23.Por Now Enslnndt Oocaslonal showers: southerly winds: no do. cldod change in temperatuioj showers inoba. bio Wednesday. Tor Eastern Now York: Frequent showers; southerly winds; nearly stutiouary tomperu- For Now Jersey: Cloudlnesj nnd frequent showers; rarlablo winds; no dooid! change in totnporature. For Western NowTorlcand Western Penn sylvania: Frequent showers; winds nenernlly ruuuieiij-i iiuueciuwionango m temperature! euuwersuro proDaoio W ednesday. trait of himself. Tlie Prlne liu roi,.i iiuureifBs irom various parts c ono coming from tho German tho morning when ho received n severe electric shock during a thunderstorm. He was immediately taken to his homo and medical treatment promptly sum moned. Illness had, however, so ex hausted the Postmaster-General, that his strength wns insufficient to ennbln Mm, in et tho t,l,lo .l i I'"-' dohmnd S 3 , LUXS" ! Ws "'erantat! estate at Varzin. -. . in, MA, JAailt.U3 was born in 1833. im icientMi , wliowant anL.it fr.r comfort ami wrvlw. Of tlioworlil, 1 tf mit! tfg.otl W'ofhlnfTimitiV l rtsiueilts or i0 given tli0m n trial will w"ir ii'"otheri' hose who Argentine jtepulilic, expressing their, ttnuat m .1 sli.ia 'SIT .K am esteem and gratitude for his services to JStiTiS.-Su"V?-to'",T',.''qroi they sell the Intherland. Prince Bismarck has Im proved greatly in hoalth durlmr bin .Id,. and will proceed within a day or two to on their merits, as the Inerea.l mr wiles ahnir. Sl.llfl II. ....I.- , .1.1.. .,iw.m. , ery f., j u!)t equals t-TeUCU S1j:11.i3i)jp. thcysell best imi II TP fn,-. ,r. ..4 1.. 1 - lUUILi m(N nttendlng ComhieV: , f.YJ?'ll8,VrY hefore dtctdlne where. itatiind. t ih h,Bu "'onrana miles away. i'?.?r!, ?.tiil?.llSlA f 1118 Hetofcommer. iv. Vji.r i",clwa an educational ujru u, me iuuu ry will, tm t.A -.1 i . .1 ...-I ., ....iAn . union men nereaitor. Compositors Strllco in New York, New Yor.K, Aug, 25. The compositors empioyeu ny tno tteconler struck Inst night becnuse of the discharge of the union foreman and tho employment of a non union man In his place. The strike only lasted two hours, tho business manager oi ine paper anjustlng the matter by om ,f"l,enatl,,wi,nJ3? "n fflghr,"dio '.,n. 'i.?;nKt'enth Annual ryjii i amq xi nnnrno nociicNter. fflLLIAMS& ROGERS,1 J CLIchnttr1. Entllth pltnionj Ilraol. TNNYROYAL P8LLS Original and (lnl r.nt.ln.. art aiw taiMt. tAntcs uk I UfHfifist tot Cktckftcei ntiUik IHa-, tM, " "ran id (d tod GuiU BioulUo' ni'i -"K imiiaiumi AllJfncrUii DiaMif. a itimpi fur ptnlouUrd, to4Umoiiia d1 If ainlL 10,000 T-ttinoDUte. Nam) isrr Ctlfh ttcr Ct.enilct.1 Ca-.Hd Ion Mq u rv Loaa.1 DrarcliLi. ii.u-i" .IT' AT70RNEY-AT.LAW, Vul4.ll .hnlllln. M..1. W.hl .Hi HlH. Corbett's Chnlleiigo to Slavln. Baltimore, Md., Aug. 25. Pugilist Jim Corbett, who is now in this city, says that his challenge to Slavln was mado in good faith. He was, however, anxious to meet Mitchell, so as to take some of tho conceit out; ot that individual. Ho said he was conildent that he could defeat Mitchell, and ho also fully believes that ho can de feat Slavln. Found Dead lo the Water. JIockt VntNON, N. Y., Aug. 25 Tho fcody of an unknown man was found In Hutchinson's place, near East Choster Crook. It was badly decomposed and hail been In the water a long time. The man was about 40 years of aae nonnrnti Coroner Drews will hold anlnqucst Thur T- i NKIV YOltIC MAUK15TS, New Ypnrc, Aug. 24 -Money on call cosy loaning at 3 and 3 per cent. 7' BONDS. Closing , BatunlW. jfj is;: i. 100i 4 s. 1807 ltair i, t a. 1007 C'cVuD "li..? STOCK MAItKET. Closing Saturday, Canadian raolfio..,, uai Central Pnoltlo i).)2 Chloago, Bur. 4 Qulncy.. B7)i Delaware & Hudson lS7iJ Del., Lack. & Wostorn 130U Erie 21U Erlopref , o.w LakeBhoro H2 Louis, ft Nash 7IU Michigan Central ta Missouri l'lU'lllo. . ., ,,, uou Now Joreov c cntral lla Northwestern. 10H Oregon Navigation 08 1'acltlo Mall niu Healing , 3m Hook lalatid tml bt. l'aul cilj2 Union Fiiclflo , aofj Western Union Bill OUAIN MAHKET. WnIatirl',e m5ret Pned woaU but soon rulHed and closed flrm. No. 2, Hod Winter 113; Oot llZtii Don. iit ' "inter, MTOaWSf CDtlro dtty- dfcrelynal'37'07' PiLnnrrr't. Burrsn Crcamcrx. State & r.an extna.BJe,a?3 a. Clostnir To-dav. 118 Cloilnir 83' 301. 8I)J 1XB 137 22 fid 113f m .na H3L' 33M so;2 704? 07?j 87 83 Tho I'enmylTanlii Storm. LANCASTEit, Pa., Aug. 25. Lato re reports show that tho recent storm in Lancaster County was tho heaviest in sixty years. A number of buildings, sheds, fences and seven bridges wero washed away. Much live stock was drowned. In Millway an immense iron oil tank was carried 100 ft. n.i t. Denver over half a mile of tho tracks of tnu iteaiung as Columbia Iluilroad was washed away. Gnvo Notice thnt lie Would Kill nimsuir. Wilmixoto.v, Del., Aug. 25. The body of the man who was found on tho out skirts of this city lias been identified ns J. B. Williams of Chicago. Henry Will iams arrived hero from that city last even ing looking for his brother, whom he had not seen for three years, but who bd written n letter last week to Henry suy- no w s"i"s io am uimseii at Wil mington. "llaho" Hurklns Looking for Ilovenge. SiiELBYViiLS ulnd., Aug. 35. It is now thought that City Marshal Bruce, who was suot oy L-nas. linrklns, will recover. "Babo" Harking is said to bo in town seeking vengeance on the slnyors of his brother. Ho is a more desperate charac ter than Charles was and a small olTenan at tho present time will procure him n taking off Birailar to that of bis brother. Almy's Identity Established, nANOVEB. N. n.. Aug. 25 Tbn M. tity of Frank Almy as Georgo II. Abbott is finally and satisfactorily established. Tho murderer's broken loir, which mm. pelled him to Ho in a certain position, has hitherto prevented an examination of his back, but the position was changed dur ing tho morning, when the sen nt tb hunt-hot on Ida ha-cJwara ulalnlr visible. Children Cry for Pitcher's CastorfaJ Maryland l'cucli Grou or Complaining-. Piiiladeli'uia, Aug. 25. Reports ro colvod from Enston, Mil., say the peach business this year is a bigger failure than Inst year, when there was very llttlo crop, xne irouuio this year is that tho crop is too uig anu prices are nwny down, Many growers hnvo become disgusted with tho business and nro digging up their orchards and carting nwny the trees. The local canning houses are buying iioiwufn m iuw uuwii as nve cents a basket, and have had to refuse offered in voices at that price because of tho luok of muor 10 UHiiuie iiiein. Trouhlo Over Nowly-Arrlvod Hebrews. Baltimore, Aug. 25. The great num ber of Husslan Jews who havo arrived nt this port, oi late lias caused considerable agitation among the labor organizations, and bids fair to become of national Im portance. It it claimed that manufact urers aro withholding work from their sewing women and giving it to the newly. iHiiYou iicurews si less wages. A meet ing of the different labor organisations wm soon ue neui to discuss tlio matter. Tho Alleged Itohhar Afraid of Lynching, Clkvbland, O.. Auk. 25 T)n,,ti,n.i. ties are not now sure that Jnma ni..i tlio man arrested for tho murder and rob' bory ut Columbus Grove, is tho guilty man. Ho appears very nurvous and says he fears lynching before he can bring evidence to convince the people that they have arrested the wrong man. Tho prisoner's father says thut he will provo Chautauqua Successful Benson. CiuctAcqua, N. Y , Aug. 25. To-day closed the most successful season of the Chautauqua Association. Tho receipts aro estimated ot 25 per cent, more than any preceding year Before tho next year tho Auditorium will bo enlarged and uuuiy uew coitaijeg puuc Ladies Imported rlioes costing fr prlco aro stamped on the ln'itto'ni of each shoo. W. L. houiiL.vs, Brockton, Mass. .Tc3jso3p2a. 33 oil, a51ioa2.,3a.caLo.ii DEv CHEATING 2N HOUSE Blankets Nearly every pattern of ?a Horse Blanket is imitated in color and style. In most cases the imitation looks just as good as the genuine, but it Itasn't the warp threads, and so lacks strength, and while it sells for only a little less than the genu ine it isn't worth one-half as much. The fact that sA Horse Blankets arc copied is strong evidence t.ial llicy are THE STANDARD, and every buyer should see that the ?A trade mark is sewed on the inside of the Blanket. imtMt - r-, .... rivo miio Boss Electric Extra Tost Baker EMSE EU ARE THE STRONGEST. 100 6A STYLES t prices to suit everybodv. If von can't m them from your dealer, write us. Asfc fn the Va Book. You can get it without charge, WM. AYRKS S SONS, Philadelphia,
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