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Sr. POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never vanes. A marvel of purity, strength and wholesonienoss. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be in comi)etition with the multitude of low weight alum or phosphate powders.

Sold only in cans. Royal Baking itiO Wall street New York. 8St35ttf atgh I prin 'Witli sliding: Detachable Springrs. Better tlian 'Wlialetxine or and nerer to break. Price, For sale by leading wholesale aad retail estab- lishmcots.

MAYER, STROUSE AGO. 412 Broadway, N. Manufacturers. 18612m Hartsuff Patterson, DEALERS IS 8 ESE iSD SALT MEATS Cor. East St, and Heshiuocl! ku, This meat market has been lately purchased by this firm and the roem has been newly painted placed in the uest condition.

We keep in eteck the best meats, both salt and fresh, the best the market affords, which we will sell at the Lowest Possible Prices CEORCE BURCKHART Will be found at the market and will wail on customerB. Call in and see us. IfiSiSm The City of New Castle ffalei Coijany! WATER SUPPLIED FOE Domestic, Manufacturing And General Purooses Sates furnishetl on application to tiio SECOND FLUOR OF Creii 4 Mariils' Baildit, MERCER STREET. the convenience of those wno can- noFcall duriBu the day the office will be kept Open on Monday evemnus. J.

W. TAYLOR Supl. s. W. FOTJLK, AR mppm Worlc Done in Modern Style, I Planing Mill Beaver Si Job Printing NATIONAL AFFAIBS.

Fort Meyer, Near Washingfton, tc be Garrisoned By Two Compnnles of Ordei I Withdrawing Land From Entry Re- versed by the Secretary of the Interior. Y.M. G.A. Building yEW CASTLE, tA Plane, Specifications, and Estimates fur ftiahed promptly. TKOOPS TO BE GARKISONKD.

ashington June order was issued by General Sheridan for the garrisoning of Port Meyer, near Washington. The post will be commanded by Major Lewis H. Carpenter, of the Fifth Cavalry, who is stationed at Fort Supply, Indian Territory. The companies ordered hero are Company Fourth Cavalry, and Company Sixth Cavalry. The former is commanded by Captain Henry W.

Lawton, the famous Indian fighter. He is now in the field with his command in pursuit of the renegade Apaches. He will not report here until his services can be spared by General Miles, which means until the Indian campaign is completed. Company of the Sixth Cavalry, was engaged in fighting the Indians some years ago and saw a great deal of hard service. For the past few years it has been stationed in New Mexico.

The order regarding this company takes effect on the 1st of July. Secretary Lamar has revoked the order of March 26, 1886, withdrawing from entry lands within range 41, Colorado, which throws open to entry, by this action, about 200,000 acres of agricultural land. Secretary Lamar has refused to allow Mr. John C. Robinson to re-locate Baca Float No.

3, containing 99,289 acres, on the ground that he did not exercise his right within the time allowed by the act of June 21, 1860, which authorized a claimant to select and locate vacant lands not mineral, in the territory of New Mexico, in lieu of lands claimed by the town of Las Vegas. The secretary further decided that the land embraced by the original location was decided at the time to be non-mineral in character, and later discovery of mineral on the land cannot defeat their title, and that they are entitled to the lands within the original location as amended in 1866. Senator Sherman, who is already a con. siderable owner of real estate in East Washington, has just purchased about forty building lots in the northeast section of the city, and will soon commence improvements on this, his latest purchase. Secretary Whitney has extended an invitation to prominent officials, diplomats and others to make a trip to Mount, Vernon today on the Despatch.

The French naval officers who are visiting Washington are the honored guests. The Department of State has received, through the British Minister at Washington, an invitation to take part in the Centennial International Exhibition which is to be held at Melbourne, Australia, in 1888, and will be kept open for six month. Ample space will be provided for American exhibitors. A telegram was received from Jamestown, N. Tuesday night, announcing that the President had lost a small fortune in real estate operations in or near that thriving city.

A reporter yesterday called on Private Secretary Lamont to ask him whether there was any truth in the report and informed that the President never owned a foot of land in Chautauqua County in his life. President Cleveland never took kindly to real estate investments. Judge Evans, of Illinois, called on the President Tuesday and had a very satisfactory interview. He is the father of the West Point cadet of this graduating class who is now under discipline for insubordination. Young Evans hectored by a lieutenant who is well-known to the faculty and to the cadets for his overbearing manners, and finally the young man went to him and told him privately that he had treated him in a very ungentlemanly manner and he would be obliged to him to change his manner.

Thereupon the cadet was tried and convicted of insubordination and sentence to lose all his privileges until August. He was graduated, but cannot receive his commission until August The President has been appealed to to remit the penalty so far as it has not yet been executed and he probably will do so. The board of directors of the American Telephone Company, report that, after a thorough investigation of the alTairs of tho corporation, they find everything in a satisfactory condition. They prnpose, withstunding the published statements, which may have shaken the confidence ni purcha icrs of stock, to its business renencd More tlian this, the boanl has directed the treasurer to refund to dissutisiied stockholders tho money paiw for stock. The Presidfmt has refused to modify his recent orih reorganizing internal revenue districts, lie to two changes, however, in the assignment of collectors.

Kerr Craig has been appointed collect' for the Fifth North I'arolina, and A. H. Kulpo- mier for the Fourth Iowa district. Dr. Buck, pastor of the church at Rock Creek objects to tho niilitary guard over General tomb, which he considers a desecration of the cemetery.

Mrs. Logan is much grieved over the matttjr and says if the guard is removed she will have tho body of her late husband brought to her home and deposited in a room that is to be a memorial hail until the State of Illinois is ready to receive it. Her friends are trying to induce Dr. Buck to withdraw objection to the military. LATB TTEHS.

From the The circulaticn in Berlin of the Working- merits Oazette. published in Chicago, has been prohibited by the police. Premier Norquay has been given to understand by the Dominion government that the construction of the railroad to the boundary will be fought at every step. Private advices from Rio de Janeiro resent Dom Pedro Emperor of Brazil, as suffering from a dangerous attack of diabetes and lying in a critical condition. Rollin M.

Squire, indicted for betrayal 6f his trust as public works commissioner. New York, has sailed for London. His counsel states that he will be back in time to stand trial in November. Captain Alexander Melville, a brother of Engineer Melville, had his arm and ribs broken by the fall of a derrick at the Brooklyn navy yard the other day. Half a dozen workmen were alsr injured.

The Board of Public Affairs of Cincinnati, after an exciting controversy, passed, by a vote of three to two, the resolution introduced by General Young to discharge all the Democrats from the board. Smith and Lewis, both Republicans, voted no. Sir Henry Drummond Wolff, the British high commissioner in connection with Egyptian affairs, has received instructions from the home government admonishing him to adhere to the terms of the Anglo- Turkish convention concerning Egypt. Unknown parties attempted to assassinate ex-sheriff William Ramsey and son, of Lexington, as they were riding home from Morehead, in Rowan County, that State, a few days ago. They are seriously but not fatally wounded.

The men had been up investigating the recent troubles. The windows of a Presbyterian church in Parsontow'n, a market town of Kings County, Ireland, were smashed the other evening by persons who subsequeatly entered the church and destroyed the furniture in the main building and vestry. A meeting of Catholics was held, over w'hich the parish priest presided, and resolutions were passed pledging those present to use their utmost efforts to bring the miscreants to justice. BASE BALL GAMES. The Contests Between the Different Clntis of the Leaffues.

lbvbland June following games were played yesterday; AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Athletics, 18. New Metropolitan, 8. Louis, Baltimore, 2. Brooklyn, 2.

NATIONAL LSAOVB. New New York, 29. 13; Boston, 4. 11; Pittsburgh, 3. Chicago, 3.

INTEaNAnONAL UCAGUE. City, Stars, 16. Rochester, 3. Utica, 5. Buffalo, 8.

OHIO STATE LEAGUE. Mansfield, 9. northwestern league Crosse, 5 f. St. Sf.

Paul, 6. Eau Bioines, Eau Claire, 8. Duluth, 4. Confesses to a Murder Committed at Rahway, N. J.

Salem, IlL, June man giving his name as Casper Stumbeck was arrested at luka, this county, Tuesday, on a confession he had made to John Bowman, a German blacksmith. He made a written confession in German telling all about the murder of a young woman near Rahway, N. on March 25. He identified a photograph of the girl and said ha bad an unknown eomplice. Stumbeck is about five foot two incties in height, weighs 125 pounds, has blue eyes and heavy auburn hair and is twenty-five years old.

He came to this country from Germany about five years ago and to this county June 6. Death of Colonel Morrison. Buffalo, June William E. Morrison, of New York, chief examiner of the civil service board of this State, died here Tuesday evening. He had come here to examine candidates for the office of collector of canal statistics.

He had a stroke of apoplexy early in the evening and died at p. m. at the residence of his friend, Henry R. Richmond. BELIEVED TO HAVE ABSCONDED.

The Grand Secretary-Treasurer of the Mutual Aid Association With the of the Society. ansas ity June S. Condon, of this place, grand secretary-treasurer of the Switchman's Mutual Aid Association, is said to have uosconded with the entire funds of the association, the estimates of which range from to The extent of the official information from Chicago, where Condon has been located is that he has disappeared from that city, and there is a shortage in his accounts. The by-laws of the order were formed to prevent the accumulation of more than in the hands of the treasurer, who was required to furnish bonds for that amount. wife sold her home, it Is said, for to helj) him out of his trouble.

Condon took the money and disappeared, and has not since been seen. M. -----THE----Lumber Dealers All kmdBOf Rough and Dressed Jingles, Moulding, Stairs, etc. 1 OWK.S'I PRICES. 253tly The best In the city at trfae ew 8 Office.

Graduatinjqr Class of Johns Hopkins University. altimore June graduating class of Johns Hopkins University received their degrees last evening. The degree ot Bachelor of Arts was conferred upon tho following, among twenty-one: James C. Fifield, Nebraska; Charles H. Hasking, Pennsylvania; George L.

Hendrickson, Indiana; i'. O. K. Iloft'man, New York city; Benjamin W. Tuska, New York city; Robert W.

Welch, Washington, I). C. The candidates for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy were then presented, and they received their diplomas. Among the seventeen are the following: David Bancroft, California; Henry Beyer, Washington, I). R.

N. Brackett, South Carolina; Henry Crew, Ohio; Albert R. Eg- geand, Andrew Fossum, Iowa; John C. Fields, Canada; C. W.

Hayes, Ohio; William A. Hedrick, Georgetown; Frank G. Hubbard, New George B. Hussey, New Jersey; James H. Hyslop.

Massachusetts; Marion D. Learned, Delaware; Fred M. Warner, Maine. liidlgnant Because a Citthollc rrlest Attended a edalia June Catholics of this city are considerably worked up over tho telegraphic announcement from St. Joseph that the Rev.

Francis W. pastor of St. Patricks church there, and formerly in charge of St. Paul de Vincent church at this place, in tha Gatch-Burns marriage ceremony, at Ht. Joseph, a few days ago, assisting two Protestant divides.

This is the first time that a Catholic priest has ever officiated in a marriage in connection with Protestant ministers. Father Murphy, of this city, savs that probably Father Graham attended the wedding in his capacity as editor of the Catholic Utdverse. Famine in Asia. Boston, June American Board of Foreign Missions has received tidings of a terrible famine in Asia Minor, bordering on the Mediterranean and embracing the ancient cities of Tarsus and Adana. The state of affairs is so deplorable as to render an appeal to the benevolent public an immediate necessity.

The harvest time has just passed, but not a single sheaf of grain will t)e in all tho plain, ordinarily so fertile, save in a few fields, artificially watered. Eighty thousand inhabitants must starve unless help is brought from without. lu ii Coai Mine. n.KK.'iiAKiiK, June The practice of in Anthracite coal mines an accident in the Mill Creek Colliery of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company. Tuiisday morning.

While four Poles were at work in one of the chambtn-s, the roof, already weakened by reckless pillar-robbing, gave and a mass of rock and coal weighing more than ten tons, fell on the men. Peter was instantly killed, and Simon Carinesky was so badly hurt that he died in an hour. Two others were badly hurt. Kleven Convicts hattanooga June details of a dynamite explosion at the Inman iron mines, twenty-five miles from here, says that eleven convicts were killed or injured by a premature explosion of dynamite used for blasting. Three were killed outright and eight others seriously mjured.

Women Fight a Duel. Columbia, S. June colored women fought a duel with keen-edged razors on the public highway near Woodruff Tuesday afternoon. The battle was hard and skillful, and the combatants fought until they succumbed from exhaujj tion caused by loss of blood. Both were frightfully cut about the faces, arms and breasts.

The trouble grew out of a love affair. cdt York and Baltimore To-day has been the pleasantest day of all the cold, and yet plenty of brijflit sunshine to make the walk to church pleasant. And so the up-town streets are crowded with young girls, and one has a chance to look at them at and in tht'lr best. Are they pretty? Well, of course All girls are pretty. Xo polite man ever an iigly girl.

But girls are prettier than others. And so the Baltimore girls are prettiei than their pretty sisters here, and it is safe to say that there are a dozen beautiful Baltimore girls to one iiretty New-Yorker. Not that, the girls here are not admiralile and very nice to look at, for they are. INIost of them ai-e and of a tigure neither suggestive of too much feeding noi' yet of too much wadding. The waist circumference, too, seems to be about right.

But their chiefest charm is undoubtedly their walk. They carry themselves very w'ell. There is a taking decidedness about their walk, a springy elasticity in their step, wdiii'h, together wdth the lirm poise of the head, makes the New York girl impress you at the first glance that she is not a milk-and-water baby-faced d(dl, afraid to peep from under wing, but rather that she know's how to take care of herself, and to do it. Her face has not that delicate beauty, nor that rare, wonderful complexion, that is the pride and Joy of Baltimore, but she looks like a ievel-headed girl, who has a mind of her own, and sense and education enough to defend her convictions. In a word, while the Baltimore girl is a girl, the York girl is an girl, and both kinds are very, very nice to know and, if possible, to have.

Aeti; York Letttr in Ballimore Rachel and the Professor. Rachel often delighted the circle with, stories of the days before she became famous, says a writer in the National Beview, describing the hours spent in the Felix kitchen, cleaning and peeling vegetables, now and then doing a bit of declamation, draped in a dish-cloth, of W'hich, for the nonce, she had made a peplum. have often been she added, laughing, not having the gift of tears. I think I shed too many peeling the maternal onions. How expect a Hippolyte or a Theseus to make me cm, after that the source of my tears was dried The account of her first visit to Samson, head of the conservatoire, was comic to the last degree.

Her parents had asked the professor for an interview, that he might hear the little girl recite. Mme. Felix w'iis very anxious about the appearance, she was so small and thin. Suddenly an idea struck her. She bought a dress in a second-hand clothes shop.

This she stuiied out with wadding from head to waist, so as to the want of natural development. Kai'hel was completely transformed, and her parents were delighted. I'hey took her to Samson, who, having asked the age of the girl, declared her iigure unlit for the stage. She was too fat, and not likely to grow. Mother Felix, in despair at what she had done, insinuated timidly that the girl w'as not so fat as she looked; that it not all natural.

you then be so good to umlrc'is madi'Uioiselle as (piickly as and let me see her as she the irate profess(jr. W'hen he liacliers proitortions he was 1 slui miiiht The Sealskin Coat. The of the sealskin as a fash- garment has been uiiinterrupt- until I'eceutly, when a few murmurs have heard at its tion by all of feminine society. 'I'lui critii'i'ni of it'' degradation hit ve written by a man i- ignorant of the subject. 'I'here arc sealskin- and are sealskins, and no woman witli half an eye fails to tlie frii't.

Tht; w'oman with a dropping to feet is jU't as and consj)lcuous of her individuality and superiority as with a sacque is crushed by it' frowsy cheapness and inferiority. man who saw', or thought he saw, the sealskin liecomiiig too comnnm for idtra fashionables must lie, a cousin- german of the man w'ho thought a woman could be induced to lay aside her bonnet on going into a tlieater and an attendant a quarter to care for it until she came out. Admiral Fitziviy tells us, as to changes of the weather, that wdiat comes, long The sealskin a long time coming, and is destined for a lengthy stay. Apropos of tho it may be interesting to know that American art now foreign skill in the communication of the fnuility so essential to a handsouKi seiilskin, nami-ly, the dye. What was known as the dye hehl the vantage, ground for years, until a furrier in Albany elaborated a Of made an immense foitune.

He kept the sci-ret to himself so closely that he inaifitained a monopoly of the markid. Hfdifd in the ordinary ('ourse, ljut the was imparled to his son a few years before his death, and is still exclusively employed by him t'itizen. A Good lleason. A little girl of eight summers, so the story is told the Saunterer, stepped into the stoni of an Italian fruit ventlcr the other in order to secui't; some peanuts. She was going to make a cull upon a litthi friend, and wished to something with her t'o add to the t.utcrtainment.

Stejipingup to tho fruit she saiil: want worth of peanuts, looking apj)ealingly into the face, me a lot, for nina in tiiti family Biidgd. wm North Carolina. TRY IT. SOLD ON ITS OWN MEBIT8 FOB A LITHfG PROFIT. not offer Jewelry, Furniture, Gifts, or to pay your rent, tabs into partnership, set a broken leg, or keep gM meter frwn nntinir too much, tw perform any other miracle; but do promise to I THE BEHT HMOKING TOBACCO ON THE MAR- 169t3m MANS LAMP CHIMNEYS ARE for sale as good as the Famous FHiLRI.

BUT THEY NOT! Hke all Counterfeits lack tlio i -miirkablc LASTING Qualities CF TIIEI GENUINE. F-OR the CHDDiEl PatOct, The PEARL TOP is ONLY by PA, $600 to A year belnft by competent, men having a team, selling the JliRsouri Steam CKLE- IIRATEI) EVERYWHKRK. Samf.le on tuiax- rarticulars free. J. ohth St.

OF THE CU.NDITIUN OF First National Bank of New Castle At New Castle, in the State of Pennsylvania, ai the close of business, APRIL 2d, 1HS7. TIES. Caintal Stoct Paid in Surplus and Earnings oirculatiOQ Deposits 06 DR. L. W.

RANNEY, SPECIALIST. All torins oi complicated and Clironic Diseases recpiirhig and Soi- entirte Medication treated vvirh a success rarely atCHined. CONSULTATION FREE! and 1405,273 35 Stocks.Bonds and Mortgages. Of' riaited States BonUs, 60,000 Real Estate and Banking House, Taxes and Premium Paid 14.000 Of Due from National Banks and U.S. Treasury 122,275 31 Cash 27- 87,426 47 06 WM.

STKWAIIT, FOLTZ. 'ttEO. E.TflEADWKl.i. Fol.TZ, THE Floor. Provision.

NEW YORK, June 16 oney losed st 4 per cent. Exchange closed easy. Posted 46654, actual rates for sixty days and for demand. Government bonds closed firm. Currency 6s at bid, 4s coupon at bid, do at 1095i bid.

lbveuand June 16 lour ountry made Minnesota patent at f5.U0(^.i^ Minnesota spring at hbtat o. 2 red milling at 87c, No. 3 red Kt 84c. mixed at 4-3c, No. 2 at 42c.

ats o. 2 white at 85c, No. 1 mixed at 34c, No. 2 do at 82c. DR.

RANNEY has been in active practice for over forty years, and employs only such courses of treatment as are exactly adHpted to each individual case consulting him. He has made a spec! study of chronic diseases, such as Liver Disease, Kidney Disease, Dyspepsia. Blood Diseases, Nasal Catarrh, Dls- of Women, Rheumatism, IMles, i'onstipatlon, General Debility, etc. snouhi be treared by a tiuiroughly familiar wirh them and who is I'ompefent to the exact stage of advancement which the disease has ibr medicines which are curatiye in one or condition are known ro injury in others. DR, extensive experience and success with these diseases, insures their correct management and artbrda scientific and reliable treatment on common sense principles.

Remember, consultation fkek. Oflice Hours 9 a. ra. to 8 p. m.

Sunday 1 to 5 p. m. Call on or Dr, L. W. Haimej Coneulting OfHce and Dispensary Fittshrg Stn Inits Sipot, NEW York, June market opened higher, but later weakened and declined with a moderate stir to the speculation.

Sales of No. 2 red June do Julylat market opened better, but later lost the advance. Sales of mixed western at do futures at was a trifle better. Westerc eep he market was dull. Sales of extra mess at PORK-Market steady.

Sales of new meac at ilG.OO, old do at 115.00. market was lower. Sales of I steam at fG.T5. at I CHICAGO, June at TOMia July at at 36c, July at 37c. ats une at July at ork une at 822.00.

ard une at 16.45, July atl6.47V4. RIBS-June at 17.35, July at 17.32^. Live Stock. emCAQO, June slow. Stockers at shipping steen at I3.65©4.70, Texans at I2.85{a8.90.

ogs en cents lower. Sales of skips at 13.25(^.80, light at S4.7S@5.10, packing and shipping at rough and mixed at steady. Natives at 13.000 L40, western at I3.25(g^.l0, T(fxans at 1.00, lambs at ll.50@3.50. BDFTALO, June for sale. to 10c higher.

Closed weak. Stags at selected heavy ends at W.5^ 1.65, selected medium weights at 15.40(^5.45, selected Yorkers at mixed pigs and light Yorkers at light pigs at 4.70. to lOo higher. (3ood to choice good to choice lambs at I4.00ia4.50 FrrrsBURGH, June 16 attle ery dull. Common at fair good at prime at f4.76(§^.85.

active. Sales of at Yorkers at 15.25(25.40, common light at heep arket active. Common at 2.20, fair to good at i4.00(g^.25, prime at 4.4Q, spring lambs at I5.00@6.50. CINCINNATI, June Beceipts 2,685, shipments 552, Sales of common at fair to good light to packing at seleot iB.K»®.5.25, Prohibition Defeated. Boston, June constitutional pro- liibttpry amendment was rejected by the yostorjjay a vote of 135 to 73.

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NEW CASTLE, PENN'A A lways lean BOWMAN'S la tlie j)lacc to buy tlie Best INleats Tjsr THE CITY. ffES mn BOWMAr OppoHite the 144tt ATTENTION! giveTIlE BEHT XHti rAnTH KET, at as LOW A PBICE os in coQiilHtent with quality. 0 z. I. LYON CO.

DURHAM, N. C. Small Profltfl, Honest Weight and Cltanlinessa OUR MOTTO. Call and see me. Your patronage is solicited REMEMBER THE PLACE The Best The Juiciest their snare moments.

Business new, light and iStK Pewons of either sex easiTy earn from 50c to per eTcning. and a proportional sum by devoting all their to tne uusiness. Bovs and girls earn nearly as much as men. That all see this may send their aditrew and tit the business we make this offer. To are not well satisfied we will send ono pay (ortho trouble ot wrltmg.

Full pSciilarl in.l oatllt tree. Aadrcss SriNSON Portland. Maine. live at home, and make more money at work for us, than at thing else in this world. Capital not needed; you are started free.

Both sexes; all ages. Anyone ran do the work Large earnings sure from first start. Costlv outfit anti terms free. Better not delay. Costs you nothing to send us your address and find out; if you are wise you will do eo at once.

H. Hallktt Portland, Maine. 75i6m.