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A IIahrisbuko gentleman, who can i aggie tigurcs with the best of them, takes lis turn at the "twister. He says: "A prominent young member of the New York Bar stands to lose $100 on a wager. if his own solution of this problem is wrong. 'A column of troops twenty fire miles long is ordered to a point twenty nvo miles distant, a courier starts simul taneously with the rear of the column and reaches tho head thereof. Returning, he meets the rear of the column at the point where the head originally was.

Both troops and courier travel at a uniform rate of speed. How many miles does the courier travel The New York man said it was simple, that the courier journeyed even fifty The words 'uniform rate of speed' are understood to mean 'regular rate of If the courier traveled at uniform rate of speea wuu ine troops ne wouiu aimpiy maintain his position with the rear. The courier starts from the rear at the time the army begins to march. He rides forward 42.C77C7 miles and reaches the head of the column, which has marched 17 mltflfl whllot. woe rirlincr t.si tlio front.

To reach the head of the column the courier must travel twenty five miles (the length of the column) in addition to the number of miles which, the column marches whilst he is riding to the front. The column marches 17.67767 'miles whilst the ceurler rides 42.67767 miles. The ratio is 42.677C7 divided by 17.67767 equals 2.4142135, or the courier travels 2.4142135 mhes to each milt traveled by the army. The column was to move twenty five miles; it has now marched 17.67707 miles, consequently it has yet to march twenty five miles minus 17.67767, equals 7.32233 miles. The courier now starts on the return journey, and his rate of speed is 2.4142135 for each mile of the 7.32233 miles which the column has yet to march; 7.32233 multiplied by 2.4142135 equals 17.67767 miles which the courier ride back, which brings him to a point just twenty live miles from where he started, and he meets the rear of the column on the ground where the head of the column was when the march began.

The column has marched twenty five miles. The courier rode forward 42.67767 miles and returned 17.67767 miles. Total 60. 35534 miles. If the New York gentleman who claims the courier rode but fifty miles, and values his pinion at $100, will como this way, he can have his money covered and allowance made for his traveling expenses, and if he cannot understand this solution I will draw it in chalk for him." Tub Dem ocratic State Committee recognizes the fact that Harrisburg is the convention city of the State, and this year will again hold the State Convention here.

Occasionally the Democracy and the Prohibitionists wander away from Harrisburg and hold their convention in some other city, but they are glad to get back in the only city in the State that has all the accommodations, including the two most important railroad and hotel and they generally vow that they will never, never leave us again. It is, perhaps, a good thing for them to go away once in a decade, becanse they only learn then from experience tnat as places tor Holding conventions no other cities are in it with Harrisburg. The political parties ought to adopt a standing rule that all conventions he held in Harrisburg, and they would profit by It. They are welcome to Harrisburg. Wo know how to treat them.

Tub ground on Front street along the river bank from Briggs to Herr ought to make a very pretty park when it is put into good condition that is, providing councils pass toe ordinance creating tne Park Commission. We have too few parks In this city, and the proposed new one will be very welcome. For years that portion of the river baak has been used as a dumping ground, and at present it is covered with unsightly mounds of broken stone and huge boulders for street crossings. All this will have to go, and when the park proper is completed it will command one of the most beautiful views along the Susqnehanna. A prominent Philadelphian once said to Gossip that it would pay Harrisburg to purchase outright certain ground in the city limits for park purposes.

In the present case the city owns the land it proposes to convert into a park, and there is no necessity to purchase land for that purpose anywhere in tho city limits. This Is the month of TUe month lieu lovers meet and Beneath the pale light ot the For lo I 'Tls scented, leafy i CLASS SONG. It will be Sane this Evening by High School Graduates. The commencement exercises of the the high school will take place at the Opera uouse tnis evening, Tne programme has been published in these columns with the exception of the class song, which is here given: Hall classmates, hall yo friendly band, four heritage this mighty land, United let us flrmly stand And Truth's defenders be Now lift the voice in songs ot praise, Forget the tolls of former days, And clear your lay triumphant raise. Ye class of ninety three.

CHORUS. Forever and aye In Columbia's land, Her bulwark the schools ot the paople shall stand. The pride of the nation, the boast of tho free, The envy of tollers beyond the deep sea. Hall faithful teachers ever kind. Just rulers ot the youthful mind, Hereafter ye shall surely tlnd The crown of labor's days.

Hall friendly Board of Spartan mold, More precious than a nation's gold, Your deeds uoseliislx shall be told In words of highest praise Hall friends of true scholastic lore, Whose smiles we welcome as of yore, Be ye our helpers evermore. Our guides in tonderest 107e. Great evils help us undmnilne, Our hearts and minds help us roflne, Turn all our souin to truth tit vino And load our thoughts above. There are forty graduates 20 girls and 20 boys as follows: Nellie Cliadwick. Nellio Coble, Irene Crist.

Gertrude Fas naught, Jessie Frantz, Rosa Gohl, Lucy Kendall, Mary Kline, Elizabeth Long, Annie Lougenecker, May Meyer, Irene Mlnig, Bessie Muonch, Alice Patterson, Llllie Potts, Nettie Roop, Gertrude Run Eva Shoop, Bertha Sieber. Sara Summers, Job J. Conklin, Wm. E. Connelly, Ed.

F. Doehne, Howard C. Fry, Wm. If. German, Ralph W.IIench, Harry W.

Hol comb, John E. Lenig, Frank vV. Lewis, Jas. A. McLaughlin, Louis C.

Martin, Arthur R. Meredith, J. Geo. Miles, Harry O. Miller, Peter F.

Pendergast, Chas. V. Rettew, M. Delmar Ritchie, Robert F. Shaffner, Martin P.

Tinker, Carl E. Weirich. QUAKER CITY NOTES. The Record. A cardinal sin painting the town red.

The usurer takes lots of interest in his business. Midsummer Action the summer girl's engagement. Gets used to it by degrees "the secret society man. The fashionable drawing room is illuminated by candle light. "It's all up with me," said McFlah erty, since I took that job o' hod carry in'." A Camden minister who was given a match scaled in an envelope fur a wedding fee made light of the imposition.

Eighty five persons were arrested for drunkenness on Saturday and 310 on iSunday. Truly, Sunday is a day of ar irest. You were arrested for stealing a ride," said the magistrate to the tramp; what have you to say "Not guilty, yer Honor. Tho pcrliccman searched me and he didn't find it on me." It was a dark night in the suburbs. "Hold up your handr," exclaimed a nut, jumping out from behind a bush.

"How could I have anything I'm just back from Chicago," said the pedestrian "Is that so Baid the highwayman sympathetically; here's a quarter. Go out and get yourself something to at." rrOU DID WELL, GAGEN. That Three bagger of Tours Made You solid With the Bleachers. IM Graeff. 30 18 24 19 23 24 24 25 UR new pitcher, Oagen, made himself solid with the bleach ers in the inning and a half played yester day afternoon before rain put an end to the fun by knocking out a dandy three bagger Cy iffaA after two men were out and with two men on bases.

He will be given further op portunity to demonstrate his usefulness to 6J5 22 26 St. Louis 20 26 19 23 10 30 STATE LEAGUE. 29 20 20 27 13 .675 15 23 26 14 13 27 27 18 .600 5 36 J. Arthur Schlichter leaves to morrow for a Western lecture tour at College uommencements in Uhio and Western Pennsylvania. In July he lectures at Al toona, Bainbridge, and Jamestown, N.

Y. He has just finished a new lecture for '94, entitled "wnat fools Xe Mortals Be! 1TSK MIDDLET0N. A Pretty Home Wedding This lne. la parlors tastefully decorated with ferns and other beautiful plants and flowers, Mr. Charles P.

Lusk, at 10 o' ciock mis morning.took Miss Margaret A. Muidleton.the charming daughter of Wm. A. Middleton, to be his wife. Rev: D.

M. Gilbert, D. pastor of Zion's Lutheran cnurcn, performed the ceremony in the presence of none but the immediate relatives and friends of the vounsr counlp Messrs. Harry Stone and Edmund LDuff were ushers; Miss Minnie Myers, of Me chanicsburg, was bridesmaid, and Misses jumme ureager and mma Davies. maids of honor.

After an elegant wedding din ner jur. ana mrs. juusk departed on a wedding trip of about two weeks that will include Watking' len, JNiagara Falls, Albany, a trip down the Hudson to New York, points in Rhode Island and Philadelphia. They will reside at the home of the bride's parents, 412 North Third street, for a short time. The newly wedded pair have the best wishes of the Tklegeaph.

EXTENDED A CALL. Grace M. E. Church Asks for B. V.

Dlmmlck, of Cleveland. At a special meeting of the official board of Grace M. E. church, held last evening, it was unanimously decided to ask the Rev. B.

F. Dimmick, of Ohio, to fill the pulpit to be made vacant in August by Dr. T. J. Leak's removal to Chicago.

The Rev. Mr. Dimmick is pastor of the Epworth Memorial church, one of the handsomest churches in Cleveland, with a membership of over 700. The church was erected during his pastorate, and is one of the finest specimens of architecture in the West. Due notification of the invitation will be sent Mr.

Dimmick this week. It is not known whether he will accept the call or not. Dr. Goreas Chief Sargeon. Dr.

S. R. Gorgas has been elected to succeed the late Dr. T. J.

Dunott ns surgeon in chief at the city hospital. Dr. D. S. Funk was transferred from the dispensary to be a surgeon in the eye, ear and throat department.

Dr. Daniel Z. Dunott was transferred from the eye, ear and throat department to be a surgeon in the dispensary department P. C. .479 .458 .458 .435 .404 .250 P.

.500 .395 .325 .122 Banted Balls. Gagen made a good impression. On Hat.nrdav the TIndines of Carlisle trounced the New Cumberland team 1 2 0. That was a great game at Cincinnati yesterday between the club of that city and New York. The Indians from the Carlisle school will play at Lykens on July 4th.

Lykens must play to defeat this team. The Y. M. C. may play the Mid dletown club at the latter place Saturdav.

The Middletowners beat Derry 13 9 Sat urday last. Pittsburg's club is to be given a shaking up. liouisville is the only club desiring lieckley. Miller was offered to New York for Doyle, but the offer was declined. Easton has signed Ellis, of New York, to play either short or second.

It is understood Captain Faatz is about to rid the team of players who heretofore have declined to obey his orders. To morrow afternoon the Nationals, of Carlisle, will again tackle the Harrisburg Colored Giants on the grounds of the latter. This game will be the third of a series of five for the colored championship of Central Pennsylvania. Each club has won one thus far, and as both are evenly matched a close contest can be looked for to morrow. This afternoon a great and deadly conflict between the "Rats" and "Roaches" was to take place at Island Park, but because of wet grounds and threatening rain had to be postponed.

Captains Covert and Tate, of the base ball teams thus named, haye simply declared a truce, however, until the first fair day, when the battle will be waged with relentless force. PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Brief Mention of the Movements of Your friends and Acquaintances. Recorder ITershfiv went, t.o Philadfilnhia I to day. irenn liusk Throne is visiting in Lock Haven.

Frank S. Morrow is enjoying a well earned vacation in Tyrone. The Misses Matthews, of Harrison, N. are the guests of Miss Wallace. Mis3 Katharine Beatty and Miss Jean Espensbade are visiting at Middletown.

S. Stitt, of Baltimore, is the guest of J. Wesley Awl, of West State street. George Seidel will leave to morrow for Stroudsburg, where he will remain for some time. Miss Gladfelter, of Spring Grove, is visiting Miss Pannebecker, on West State street.

Prof. Charles Davis and Mrs. Davis will chaperon a party of Steelton young people at Elkton next week. District Attorney Meade Detweiler registered at the Pennsylvania Building, World's Fair, yesterday. Mrs.

Charles Yingst, of this city, and Mrs. George Moser, of New Castle, left this afternoon on a week's visit to friends in Baltimore. The wedding of Edwin M. Singer and Miss Yenuie Lilly will take place at the bride's home on Cumberland street, Thursday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Chales C. Graeff and daughter. Miss Anna Bechtel, Miss Clara xoung ana miss ara Bechtel are. at Elk ton on the Susquchanna.

John U. McHparran, of was in town to day. He is discouraged over tne outlook: tor this year Farmers En campment, at Mt. uretna. Charles H.

Chayne, Hummel K. Maeyer and Charles Kohler have returned from the meeting of the Grand Lodge of Elks, at Detroit. They also spent a waek at the World's Fair. Miss Nellie L. Hawke, a former Har risburg young ls.dy, now holding a lucra crative position in Washington, D.

is the guest of Mrs. Scott Reynolds, North oixtn street above ileiker. Wm. Stephen Hiester, grandson of Judge Hiester, recently graduated with the highest honors fat the Elmira Free Academy. Mr.

Hiester will enter the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Mr. and Mrs. George Welch and Mr. Walter Irving, of Philadelphia; Mr.

and Mrs. W. Harry Orr and Miss Kathcrine Bechtel, of Reading; and Mr. Harry Heil man, or Harrisburg, spent Sunday at Elktou, the guests of Mr. Charles C.

The Fourth of July committees are hustling, and the celebration in this city will be a great success in all its features. Chief Marshal Walkemeyer and his assistants have completed the following order of procession. but the arrangement of civic organizations is not official. As stated yesterday, the parade will move promptly at 10 o'clock in the morning. The appended list of organizatic ns will be considerably increased by subsequent acceptances: Three buglers.

Mounted police. Chief Marshal H. A. Walkemeyer. Chief of Staff A.

Wilson Norris. Adjutant Fred. Essie. Color Bearers Ross Biosser. E.

Bishop, R. N. Bernheisel. Aids Isaiah Reese, H. H.

Towsen, C. R. Bowman, George Sourbeer, Wilmer Crow, Oliver F. Ferree, Samuel Crook, E. C.

Zinn, F. T. Holthaus, Geo. Kennedy, H. M.

Stine, A. L. Spitler, Wesley Fisher, Harry Stiles, M. Milton M. Leraer, Harry Boas, Geo.

Satchel. Geo. Miller, A. H. Bailey, S.

H. Garland, F. E. Tom linson. Wm.

Hamer. J. Williamson, E. Maesline, Wm. Sheesley, W.

C. Frey, Henry N. Yocum, Wm. Machlin, Geo. Kulp, Harry Land is, W.

J. Lescure, W. C. Hobday, H. M.

Holstein, A. King, J. M. Seibert, T. S.

Books, J. C. Hol bert, w. 11. fainter, i.

j. ssnattner, Walter S. Olewme, W. R. Hoffman.

A K. Breckenmaker, J. M. Peters, E. li.

Hoffman, B. H. Bowers, C. W. Allen, D.

D. Mamma, Frank Cowan, J. S. Marshall, B. B.

Woodmansee, J. J. Pilkay, Wm. Neely, John Jackson, Dtvid Stevens, I. W.

Zellers, P. A. Baker, Milton Wield man, W. D. Eisencr, George Sprout, J03.

Ensminger, Jii. li. jfayne. First Division Military. Commonwealth Band.

City Grays. City Grays' Cadets. General Hartranft Post 58, Harrisburg, Pa. Seneca G. Simmons Post 116, A.

Harrisburg, Pa. David R. Stevens Post 520, G. A. Harrisburg, Pa.

General Hartranft Camp 15, S. of G. A. Harrisburg, Pa. Reuhl Camp, S.

of York, Pa. Zinn Camp, S. of Middletown, Pa. Second Division Civic Societies. Marshal Howard L.

Calder. Aids Herman Knisely, Charles C. Steiner, Ed. F. Eisely, C.

A. Boyer, Dan Grisinger, F. Tritle. Derry Council, No. 40, Jr.

O. U. A. Hcmmelstown, Pa. John Harris Council, No.

174, Jr. O. U. A. Harrisburg, Pa.

Capital City Council, No. 327, Jr. O. U. A.

AL, Harrisburg, Pa. Harrisburg Council, No. 328, Jr. O. U.

A. AL, Harrisburg. Alt. Vernon Council, No. 333, Jr.

O. U. A. Harrisburg. Fort Hunter Council, No.

596, Jr. O. U. A. Fort Hunter, Pa.

Camp Curtin Council, No. 629, Jr. O. U. A.

Harrisburg. Robert Tippett Council, No. 73G, Jr. O. U.

A. AL, Harrisburg. Alel rose Council, No. 928, Jr. O.

U. A. AL, Harrisburg. America Council, No. 3, O.

U. A. AL, Harrisburg. Perseverance Council, No. 12, O.

U. A. AL, Harrisburg. Simon Cameron Council, N). 21, O.

U. A. Harrisburg. Fulton Council, No. 35, O.

U. A. AL, Harrisburg. Central Council. No.

61. O. U. A. AL.

Harrisburg. Harrisburg Council, No. 10G, O. U. A.

Highspire Council, No. 155, O. U. A. AL, Highspire.

Hermitage Peter the Hermit, Harrisburg. Cincinnatus Commandery, No. 96, A. and O. K.

of AL, Harrisbnrg. Star of America Commandery, No. 113, A. aad I. O.

K. of Harrisburg. Egyptian Commandery, No. 114, A. and O.

K. of AL, Harrisburg. Nazareth 125, A. and I. O.

K. of AL, Harrisburg. And visiting commanderies. Harrisburg Commandery, No. 4, K.

G. Harrisburg. Harmony Commandery, No. 39, K. Q.

Harrisburg. Harmony Castle, No. 53, K. G. Harrisburg.

Dauphin Castle, No. 250, K. G. Harrisburg. Hermann Castle, No.

337, K. G. Harrisburg. And visiting commanderies and castles. Octarora Tribe, No.

91, LO. AL, Harrisburg. Teton Tribe, No. 311, LO. AL, Harrisburg.

And visiting Red Alen. Peace and Plenty Lodge, No. 69, I. O. Harrisburg.

Washington Camp, No. 8, P.O.S.of Harrisburg. Washington Camp, No. 25, P. O.

S. of Harrisburg. Full division of the Knights of Pythias, Uniformed Rank. Third Division firemen. Marshal H.O.

Holstein, Citizen, No. 3. First Assistant John A. Kosure, Washington, No. 4.

Second Assistant Jacob Cummings, busquehanna, No. 9. Aids Friendship, Ed. Grossman; Hope, Ralph McWilliams; Citizen, Wm. Gum pert; Washington, George Kennedy; Mt.

Vernon, Wm. H. Gipe; Paxton, Charles Tress; Good Will, Wm. Buck; Mt. Pleasant, John Bowman; Susquehanna, John Keiser; Roily Hose, Wm.

C. Moses Shamrock, Edward Daum. Friendship Fire Company, No. 1. HoDe Fire Company, No.

2. Citizen Fire Company, No. 3. Washington Hose Company, No. 4.

Mt. Vernon Hook and Ladder Company, No. 5. Paxton Fire Company, No. 6.

Good Will Fire Company, No. 7. Mt. Pleasant Fire Company, No. 8.

Susquehanna Fire Company, No. 9. Reily Hose Company, No. 10. Shamrock Hose Company, No.

11. Visiting firemen. JTourtlx Division Trades Display. Marshal E1. S.

Herman. Aids To be announced. Harrisburg provision company. Singer manufacturing company, I. T.

Enders, grocer; C. S. Weakley, furniture; II. C. Dodge, hatter; George II.

Shoop, tailor; Charles Boll mattress factory; J. S. Marshall, plumber; Andrew Redmond, carriages; M. A. Shelter, groceries; Herald publishing company, Walkemeyer ice; Entrekin, electrician; C.

E. Koumfort Son, bakers; C. Seeger, carpets; C. R. Bowman fc groceries; H.

Astrich, millinery and fancy goods; J. P. Gohl. painter; McClintock. florist: W.

J. Adams fc Son, furniture and carpets; L. Carpentar, groceries; W. C. Hoerner, paper hanger; C.

W. Deitzler, stone cutter; Charles Hoover, carpets: Geonre Mc Farland, florist; Oelsby, furniture; Charles Mauk, undertaker; Charles Sprout, sewing machines: Wiliiamsrm Foster. dry goods and gsnts' furnishing; C. Gohl, DaKery; ualtimorc Unc clothmz store; Oliver Attick, carriages; Pennsyl vania transfer comnanv: Estate of D. Bacon, confectioner; Gardner pro duce; Kreidler groceries; J.

F.Orth, grocer; P. R. R. company. Empire granite company: W.

A. Fraim. fas fixtures; Fleishman's yeast co npany; oseph Goldsmith.upholsterer; J. C. Har lacfcer, grocer; JNelson electric works; Tnornas Peters, cml and wood; Palace steam laundrv; Star laundrv: F.

M. Walters, fashionable shoes; Wm. Wykoff, plumber; J. D. Wagoner, grocer.

formation of the Xtne. The parade will form as follows: The military on Market street, right resting on Market; the civic societies on Fourth street. North and South, right resting on Market; the firemen on Third, North and South, right resting on Market: the trades display on North Second street, right resting on Market. Koiito or Procession. Form on Market, out Market to Front, The report of the Depart ment of Internal Affairs for the last year is out, and fairly bristles with statistics of the railway, canal, navigation, telegraph and telephone Col.

Thomas J. Stewart, Secretary of Internal Affairs, says: "The deductions and comparisons made, together with the valuable information contained therein, render the present report more than ordinarily valuable. It has been a great task, and the Secretary of Internal Affairs gratefully acknowledges the valuable wort done and the research made by Deputy Secretary Isaac B. Brown He has been untiring, faithful and efficient." The Philadelphia papers announce that Governor Pattison, Secretary Uarrity and others will leave to night on a trip to the World's Fair and the; lakes, to be absent until the middle of July. The Governor told a Telegbaxii man to day that be had not the remotest idea of taking such a trip.

At a meeting of the Board of Public Buildings and Grounds to day John T. Windrim, of Philadelphia, was selected as the architect of the new capitol building and repairs to the old structure. It was decided to invite proposals for the placing of about $523,000 insurance on the present buildings. The matter of the West State street entrance to the park was postponed until the next meeting in July, Air. R.

W. Shearer of Carlisle, Democratic division chairman of this district, was a caller on the Governor to day. At the Democratic State committee meeting in Philadelphia yesterday Mr. Shearer made an able effort to secure the State convention for Harrisburg and succeeded, despite the efforts of Pittsburgers to get it for the Smoky City. A dispatch from Bedford says: The announcement of Chief Clerk Voorhecs as a candidate for Secretary of Internal Affairs has been the means of setting his Trienas io worK in this county.

Ed. S. Ashcome, ez member of the Legislature, who can generally get what he asks for at the hands of his party, will support Voorhees. The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Pardons will be held Thursday, when the Aiken and Fleck case, Harrisburg, will be heard. Deputy Secretary of'the Commonwealth and Mrs.

Tilden gave a dinner at the Commonwealth last evening to the graduating class of St. Genevieve's Academy. Miss lildcn was among those who received diplomas. But one veto left the Governor's hands iati uiguu ii KnocKcu out an appropriation for the improvement of the Beaver division of the Pennsylvania canal at Bridgewater. The Department of Internal Affairs have Deen reauest.ed bv tb Nw Vnrk stnf to co operate with him in an inspection of the State line monuments.

secretary btewart will appoint an engineer to assist in. the inspection. All the bills in the Governor's hands will be disposed of to morrow. There are still sixteen on his table. Bids for stationery and supplies for the various departments will be opened at noon to morrow in the State Department.

CATHOLIC PRIESTS CONVENE In St. Patrick's Pro Cntliedral ThU Alornlns. Beginning at 9 a. m. to day with a procession from the pro cathedral icsidcnce the convention of Catholic priests of the Harrisburg diocese will be in session in St.

Patrick's Pro Cathedral until Thursday evening. Two sessions will be held daily one In the morning and the other in the afternoon. These meetings will he of a secret character, and only matters pertaining to the diocese will bj discussed. Quite a number attended the celebration of Pontifical mass by Bishop McGovern, assisted by Vicar General Kocb, of Sha mokin, this morning. The choir, under the direction of Prof.

Strickland, rendered Lambilotti's Pascal mass. Following the celebration of this mass came the business meeting of the puests. Among those present are Vicar General Joseph Koch, of Shamokm; Rev. Francis McCardle, Bellefonte; lie v. Thomas Fleming, Snow Shoe; Kev.

Michael Riley, Danville; Itev. Michael Power, Central ia; Rev. Father iogue, Wilhamstown; Rev. Dr. McCul lough, Lancaster; Rev.

Joseph Smith, jeiiysourg; itev. umber Urotty, Littles town; Rev. Father Hollern, Columbia Itev. Father Homan. Rev.

Adam Crist, Lebanon, and Rev. Father Thomas Burke, Locust Gap. As stated above Bishop McGovern was ceieDrant ot this morning' mass, with Vicar General Joseph Koch as assistant. Rev. Father Peiner was deacon and Itev.

Father Power sub dcacon of honor; Rev. I J. 3IcCulIough, D. deacon of the mass; Itev. H.

G. Gauss, sub deacon Rev. G. L. Benton, master of ceremonies; Rev.

J. J. Hollern, of Columbia, assistant master of ceremonies; Revs. Fathers Adam Oust and F. C.

Seubert, chanters; rx a a iwY. r. u. neuter, candle nearer; Kev, Bernard Campbell, book bearer; Rev. Francis Breckle, censor bearer, and Rev.

D. A. Maher, cross bearer. The hrst session of the Diocesan Synod of Harrisburg was opened this morning at the Pro Cathedral by lit. Rev.

Bishop jucurovern, very itev. josepU Koch, presidimr. were appointed: J. McCullagh, chael Power, Rev. A.

T. I he following officers Promotors, Rev. Peter Lancaster, Rev. Mi Centralia: judiccs. Kaul.

Lancaster: itev. wm. uurKe, locust Uap; secretaries. Rev. Francis Seubert.

Harrisburtr. Rev. Joseph E. Smith, Gettysburg; masters of ceremonies. Rev.

Gilbert Benton, Steel ton. Rev. John Hollern, Columbia; pro curatores, Rev. U. A.

Logue, Rev. II. Kelt. Alumni or tho Hlgb Scliool. At the armory of the City Grays last nigm me uign bcnool Alumni Associa tion 'iad a charming reunion.

The grad uatcs were present in force and everybody had a good time. Welwr's orchestra was on hand and played all the popular airs, Mr. II. Bernheisel, president of the association, delivered a spirited address. not lorgetting to welcome the recent graduates to the ranks of the alumni Frof.

C. A. Ellenbereer and Miss Julia Kyan sang soloi? and Mr. F. Marion Sour beer gave a violin selection.

Refreshments and dancing and interchange of reminiscences were features of the evening's pleasure. Pleasing; Entertainments. The musicalc at the rooms of the Young Women's Christian Association on North Third street last evening was a delightful success. The programme, as published in the Telegraph, was observed and then followed an hour of social enjoyment. The Association is prospering and its promoters are gratified with the success that has thus far ittended their efforts.

At the Epwortli M. E. church, on Derry street, the concert last evening met all expectations and more. The excellent programme was pleasantly rendered and those who took part were never in better voice. It was in all respects a most enjoyable affair.

Board of Foreign Missions. The annual meeting of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church of the United States was held at the Reformed Salem church this afternooD. The Board was organized with Rev. Dr. James I.

Good, of Reading, as president; Dr. John H. Prugh, Pittsburg, secretrry; Dr. S. N.

Callendar, Mechanicsburg, treasurer. Dr. Gerhard and Dr. Bartholomew were chosen members of the Executive Marrlnee Lloeusos. Wm.

Reister, of Steelton, and Laura Green, of this city; Howard G. Campbell, of Lancaster, and Lillie May Bishop, of this city; Wm. J. Eshclman and Ida S. Blyer, both of this city; Edgar L.

King and lone L. Hargest, both of this city. A llACDSOrE SI33 A' a fa am, mm a omi Daily Last Edition. 4 Telegraph a rn Ti ir mi. sldzcrtue A Vol.

L.XII., No. 153. HARRISBURG, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1893. EstabllKhcd 183L. iiri DOWNTO A FRACTION SOLVING THAT TWISTER.

Harisburg is Certainly the Con vention City. the local club. Reddy McCoy's wan derers, who just at present seem to be without a home, had made one xun to Harrisbure's three. The goodly number of cranks present were given rain checks good for the next game played on the local diamond. Two games were ar ranged for to day, but the outlook this forenoon was anything but assuring.

Games Played Yesterday. PhiladelDhia 13. Pittsbure9: Cincinnati 5. New York 5. fl7 innings): Cleveland 8, Washington Brooklyn 4, Chicago Boston 5, Louisville St.

Louis 9, Balti more 7. Plillad'lDlila. Boston Pltrsburtr New Has ton Jo una Allentown Altoona How the Clubs Stand. NATIONAL IJSAOUB. r.

c. I w. i. 31 17 Baltimore. 23 25 31 17 .646 Washington.

a FOURTH OF JOLY, A BIG PARADE ASSURED. Formation of the Line and Order of Procession. M. Front to Washington avenue, Washington avenue to Second, Second to Chestnut, Chestnut to Fourth. Fourth to Reily.

Reily to Third, Third to State, State to Front, Front to Market, countermarch and dismiss. CAPITOL HILL. SUSQUEHAHNA WHEELMEV. List of Events for tho Meet at Island Park Saturday. THE Susquehanna Wheel Club has about completed arrangements for the meet to be held under its auspices at Island Park next Saturday.

Here is a list of events and prizes: Event No. 1 Fifteen mile road race First prize. Sylvan racer, Susquehanna Wheelmen: second prize, silver watcb. Susquehanna Wheelmen; third prize, lamb's wool sweater, Joseph Shearer: fourth prize, L. A.

W. pin, F. D. Lein bach. Event No.

2 One fourth mile, boys under 12 First prize, pet bicycle, F. I Leinbacb second prize, bicycle lamp, II. C. Balsbaugh. E7ent No.

3 One half mile, boys under 16 First prize, bicycle. Susquehanna Wheelmen; second prize, lamb's wool sweater, F. D. Leinbacb. Event No.

4 Oae mile novice First prize, gold medal, Susquehanna Wheelmen; second prize, L. A W. watch charm; F. D. Leinbacb; third prize, lamb's wool sweater, B.Vlimor One Price.

Event No. 5 One half mile epen First prize, gold watch, Susquehanna Wheelmen; second prize. Kangaroo bicycle shoes, George W. Aleiley fc third prize, French briar pipe, estate J. C.

Herman fourth prize. Lamb's wool swe Ut, Spalding Bros. Event No. One mile handicap First prize, silver cup. Pope manufacturing company; second prize, lamp shade, IL Aslrich; third prize.

Kangaroo bicycle shoes, Dow she company. fancy trick riding by the celebrated Prof. E. A. Neidert.

Event No. 7 One fourth mile open First prize, gold watcb, Susquehanna Wheelman; second prize, cyclometer, F. D. Leinbach; third prize, bicycle lamp, F. D.

Leinbach. Event No. 8 Two mile handicap First prize, oak rocking chair, C. 8. Weakly; second prize, opera glasses, W.

A. Wcid ner; third prize, nickel plated clock, II. A. Soper; fouith prize, L. A.

W. pin, F. D. Leinbach. Event No.

9 Team race Three men for Central Pennsylvania clubs Silver cup, Susqnehanna Wheelmen. Event No. 10 One mile open First prize, field glasses, Cocklin Bros. second prize, stop watch, Susquehanna Wheelmen; third prize, cyclometer, F. D.

Leinbach; fourth prize, fancy white vest, Samuel Kuhn. Event No. 11. One mile for Harrisburg riders. First prize, gold watcb, Susquehanna Wheelmen; second prize, chenille curtains, Robinson Graeff; third prize, pair solid gold cuff buttons, E.

G. Hoover. Event No. 12. Three mile open.

Firt prize, Alajestic roadster, Susquehanna wneciman; second pnzii, fancy F.W. Yingst; third silver 1 cane, IL C. Dodge; fnurtii prize, pair fancy slippers, Jacob Walters. Event i. 13.

One mile club championship. Fir. priz, gold medal, Susquehanna Wheelmun; second priz. tir trousers (indc to order), AL II. Spahr; third prize, silk umbrella, Einstein Bros.

The prizes are now on exhibition in the large center show window of IL Astrich, North Third street. The prizes of E. Kepple, 100 cigars; Frank Walters, one pair shoes; Lchiel hotel, one hand grin, and Weaver 6s Hublcy's candy prize will be offered for the best time made. TWO NEW LAWYERS. A.

Wilson Xorrls and Robert It. lace Admitted to tbe liar. Wal A short session of argument court was held this morning. Oa motion of ex District Attorney Kunkci, secretary of the war Association, A. Wilson and Robert B.

Wallace, of this city, wire admitted to practice. Mr. Norris will ent into a partnership with II. L. C.ildcr, and the firm will be Calder Si Norri.

Mr. Wallace will continue in the office of Senator McCurrcll. The court will sit at noon, Thursday, to count the vote of the borough of Middletown, which is being cast to day, on the question of incre isiog the debt to establish an electric light plant. Gcrmanus Kohle was appointed gmr dian of Annie Conway. An order was gr.tnted W.

Lynch to sell certain property of Oaorn W. Fry to pay debts. Subpcenas in divorce were award. in these applications: S.iruti Stepe vs. lUvid Stepe; Mary C.

Haley vs. John Haley. I lie rcKrt of the viewers in the ra.itlcr of the State Lunatic Hospital va. the and legal representatives ot Henry Herr, decease was confirmed and iudemcnt entcrtd thereon. The report of the auditor in the matter of the Pennsylvania State Lunatic Hospital vs.

Napoleon K. Oyster was confirmed. J. B. Clcram and Wa Sullivan were ordered discharged from jail under tha insolvency law.

John E. Fox was appointed auditor to act on the exceptions and distribute the tunds in the hands of tbe assignee of Horace Spidel among the parties entitled to the same. J. C. Nisslcy was appointed auditor to distribute the balance in the hands of the administrators of tic late John Brandt, of Conewa.

town hip. Paul A. Kunkci was appointed auditor to pass upon the exceptions to the account of Moses Hess, assignee of Michael Stuckey and wife, West Hanover township. Wm. Casor, an incorrigible youth, was directed to be sent to the House of Refuge.

Robert McClef and James Washington were uiscnargcx irom tne Huntingdon Reformatory. Exceptions were withdrawn to the report of the auditor making distribution of estate of Jacob IL and Elizabeth Eby. The report was confirmed. The amount involved is about $120,000. Auditors were appointed in the orphans' court as follows: F.

J. Shaffocr, estate of Jacob L. Horst; J. C. Nissley, estate of Evans Geary; II.

L. Calder. estate of Val entine Berkhouse; M. W. Jacobs, estate of Susan C.

Nissley, estate of Jeremiah C. Brant. Napoleon K. Oyster was award.il $4,007 07 for the ground taken by the State Lunatic Hospital. The application of a colored atudrnt law for admission to the Bar was referred to the Bar Committee.

RAILROADS AND RA1LR0 A SER3. Engineer Daniel D.tmcr. of the C. IL IL night shifter in the local yards, mention of whose serioun illuosf at bis boarding place, Third and Chestnut streets, was in a recent issue of the Tki.e grai ii, died about 12 clock last night after suffering severely for some days. His illness dates back lo an accident recently sustained in the Bridgeport yards.

Mr. I Miner was about 35 years of age and married, his family residing in Dillsburg, whither his body will be taken for burial. He was a valued emnlove of the C. V. IL IL and very popular.

our big 10 wheel freieht cneincs have been received from the Baldwins bv the W. 31. IL IL Two more, one a itasavnirer locomotive, will be received from the same works this week. William Hepburn, a Curlialer. ha re signed as clerk in one of the P.

Si IL ollices. It is thoucht that entirely new survevs will have to be made for the Baltimore and Cumberland between Haerstown and Clear Spring. Candidates for the railway mail tcrvice will likely stand examination in the city any in August. The Lancaster Xeic prints a storv to the effect that some person placed a tie on the track of the 1. IL IL near Ronk's Satur lay night, nearly wrecking a nassenzer train which ran into it.

l'asscngcr travel over the N. C. IL IL waa delayed about an hour this moininir by the wrecking of a car attached to a North bound freight near Maish Run. The accident was caused liv the break. nir of a burning journal.

Nobody was hurt. To GIvo Semi. Weekly Concert h. On July 4th. afternoon and cvenimr.

the Commonwealth Band, which ha se cured control of Hoffman's woods, which nas been greatly improved, will give the first of a series of grand concerts, to lie given every Wednesday and Saturday during the out duor season. Friends of this organ iz it ion who heard the great concert given in the Opera House last February win do pleased with thia announcement. The programme for the Fourth will be specially prepared. PASSED THEM BY. TWO WKKCKKI) SCIIOONKILS A Steamer Ismoretl Distress.

SfcnaN or i New York, June 27. Both the schooners ashore on the Jem coast are full of water this morning. The bodies of the two drowned seamen have not yet btva recovered. The steamer which pauetl be schooner Thomas XV. Haven while the was flying signals of dilrrs, and was inhuman enough to ignore them, proves to have boon the IJorku, Captain 1'irrsoo, of Philadelphia, aod bound nut, coal Ivlm.

She is a collier and be longs to the Philadelphia and Reading railroad. tbe ui into onuy nooa lor a Harbor at I i5 twit IL Parsons, Joseph Necbo and Geo. to gel were convicted of murder on August 20i 1NMX j.n appeal was taken to the Scprcme Court. It was not allowed. All tbe men save Net be were sentenced to be ban cod on November 11th, Nix be was sentenced to fifteen years im prison menu A week before the day set for tbe execution a.l the condemned men sent communications to Govtrnor Olesby.

Spies, Fielding and Srhaab asked for executive clemency. Parsons. Kigrl and Fipcher defiantly drinmded their l.b tly. Oa No vember lOih Govc rno Oloby commuted the ft utenr of Pjldio a id S. bwab lo imprisonment for lifts.

SpieV petition was not granted Also, on the day we the execution, Ling committed auiclde la nia cell tiy exploding a lulmlnala cap between bis teeth. Oa November 11 lb Parsons. Spiv, Kagcl anJ Fischer were handed. Herr lul lteolee Over tbo RveuU Nkw Yokw. Juoe 2G.

Tuerc waa ereal rejoicing among the AnarchUts on Ibe East Si. nighL Large i'acarJs an nouncing the pardon of the conviettd Anarchic! arte potd within and without the al. ns where the "Reds" make their hv ljii trter. "I've beard tbe clad tidings." said Herr Most to a reporter, "and I'm the bappa at man in tbe uni vt rac. ulice ba come at lal.

Tbey are free; but raeralx tbe dead. As for the poor martyrs of the caute. tbey did not deserve to be banned, ll was a mis take, and a very miataae. That Is wortc than crime in political matters. Governor Altgcld," said Moat, in conclusion, "is a man in the true sen of the word.

We feel cralefttl lowatd him. We will never forget him." Ueuernl Mile la 1'reolJent. Bohto.W June 27. Jn. lui II.

Miles waa elected president of ibe society 1 iue Army oi tue otomac uyuy. Preentatlou or a I'lmu. IUbert Tipat tt Cv.udcII, Ntv 73fs Jr. O. U.

A. bail a great lime ll night despite the rain. Ladies presented tbe lodge with a handsome Hag, ibe nla lion speech bing tuaife by II. I Calder. Esq.

There was a Urge attendance of members and invited gucaU. Itrfreab. menu were rviM. Tbe funds for the purchase of lU flg were raiscil through Mrs. Wm.

Fry, South Harrisburg. Rev. Ivid SkilliWf accepted it on behalf of the CVMinriL Rolx rt Tippett drain corps diacoursed floe martial music. Fuueral ofllr. Uay ou Tho funeral of Rev.

Dr. Hay, who died suddenly at Gettysburg yesterday of heart disease, will take place from Zion Lutheran church in this city on Welnea lay afternoon at 2 o'clock. President Valentine, of tho Lutheran Seminary, and oiuers wii maae a iiirevea. It Will Oirry. Middktown's freeholders voted to djy for or ii ti nst the projNiaed increase of ia the beruugh'a debt, tbe money Ui be ued to pjy for the electric light plant e.nt ly erected.

Tbe vote by noon was such as to vrnturc tbo prediilionot 10 to 1 for the increase. Ho Like tho Nervle. Sergeant Frank Kimburg, of ibe local I S. iviuiiing iat mo, ts now serving his second term of enlUtment and exneeta to remain in the service thirty year, ben be will he placed on the retired liL Sergeant Kimburg is a son or the late I. A.

Kimburg, late of Columbia. Rule or a Summer Cottuao. Real Eotate Agent Prvehurn bas Sold for Select Councilman Fitgrral, the latter's cosy collage along the Juniata above the Aqueduct, la Harry F. OuickeL of 123 l'ioc unit. IVutoii Mtid Itaek lwjr.

Mrs. John Monroe, of South Second street, an aged widow, received word yes ttrday hit she would receive a penaion hen after of 12 pT month and 7fi0 ui pay. I Icr son waa wounded al PeteralMrg and died at Washington. OarlUlo Presbytery In ManMtlon. A special meet ins ol tbe Carlisle Prcs bvtcry was held al the Market Square church this afternoon for the purpoae of examininr candidates for the ministry a I I.

ut iuc iiiuwiiun in oiuer uusinraa. PARAGRAPHED HEWS. A hot Min and winds are play ine havoc with Minnota wheal fields. Balloonist tX F. Craii; fell 3U0 feet al Cvlin, and will die.

His parachute was bad. lUlky horaes Urowneil Mr. I. T. Harrla and in the Uio Grande liver, near 1K Norte, Od.

Fire following a lifhtning atroke aiel out the houe of F. It. Itunket and tao cottacesat Atlanta, tlx Her. Dr. Clark, president of the Cbria tlnn Kndeavor Society, has reached New oik niter a munl Ue world trip.

I'oison in a lunch prostrated vrn mem rs of the family id Conrad 1 nnie, an Omali i tailor, nn.l one daughter bas died. Col. S. 1. Itosc, a prominent lawyer of Denver, mim family ia ua the ocean returning from an Kjrop, a trip, accidentally shot and killed LimMlf on Sunday night while bunting fur a suit posed burglar.

NEWPORT. Niitrr. Juoe ST. Tbarmlar after noon lat during a thunder Mona I be barn of James Mrpbco, io towobip, was track lij btaiag aad burned. (o colt, a waoo mad mm fanaleg I figments were as well as rvcral loads of new bty that had jiul brca fet In the barn.

Yotc rday eveains rbomas llar rwr. a ciliam of llowe township, died aud lerly at the canal lock boose, a boat throe snil can of Newport. He had bora act oo the rivrr with Jaenb Hbeaffer naio daring the day, aad ha I juS rtturaof io the bouc when be was Mrirkra while iling on a chair, and died to I be arms of Mr. ShcaffcT. His faoeral will lake tir to morrow moroiae at 10 o'clock; later meot io tbe cemetery.

The dmwinl was a Teirrao of the late civil war aad was a rrnftioaer. lie was a widoacr, bis wife vin; died about two years ac aa4 leave children. He was a brat her of Lewis llarrr. with whom be lirM, and therefore must have passed tbe I atous oi iiarmiwg. oaer just as she went ashore.

Keener I aUonal Uaa jusi as sue went as bore. Keener scuooacr auerson. oi me niy nook Itie saving station, went ffT lo the Carrie A. Kamacy. at that time lying inside the Hook, and arrtttirtl to so to the assistance of the schooner, but before tbe lujr could reach her she was on the beach.

Had tbe life saving stations been in operalioo no lives would have beeo lest. The Jersey coast is so ircquenica iy Dslung and yachting vessels that tbe necessity for tbe station is fully as great in summer as in winter. AH AKCHI8T8P AKD0H ED. Three Hay market Itnmb Tbrowtr Aro Aaln Free Chic ago, June 26. This city received a profound surprise to day when tbe news came from Springfield that Governor Alt geld had pardoned Ficlden.

Schwab and Net be, the Anarchists. IUnker Dreyer. who has been interested in their cae from tbe start, went down from here this morning, and after securing a pardon for each of them from the bands of Governor Altgcld, left for tbe penitentiary at Joliet. It is supposed Mr. Ureyer's influence was decisive.

Arrived In CbleaRo. The Anarchists arrived here at 7:30 on the Santa Fe road. Quite a crowd bad gathered at the Ifciarborn street station to witness the arrival. Tbe tbrea men and Mr. Dreyer left the train at Twenty third street to avoid a demonstration and went quietly to their boiaes.

a the way up from Jolict tbe three men promised Mr. Dreyer to tscftcw Anarchy forever. It was not even known here that tbeir case was being considered by tbe Governor, and bis action is a shock to the citv. The Governor has prepared a long statement, in which be rriticista Judge Gray and Inspector lion field severely. Tho Anarchy and It FunUhtneuU Tha Anarchist riot at the LI sy market in Chicago oomrrcd on May 4th, and was tbe result of an attempt of tbe police to disperse a meeting.

I tombs were exploded by the Anarchists. One policeman, Matthias J. Dciran. was killed and several others were injured. Several An archists were arrested.

Afur a too trial buinra wa Sttardjy. Tbe mcemtat of Ibe I. lUak are brtagtrafrrrl as aotSocasbirraad cUrbs can tb tl.e Hk, MARYSVILLE. Maktsviixk, Jaoe ST. M.

J. dennin, who was injured on Tbnnday eveolog of last week by a car sirifciaf him. Is slowly improving. T. Miller, of Itaacaanoo, poJ through Marys ville on Sunday on b's war mmvmmm lUimil BCTv DC BM been tcaeb.nf school.

Mrs. who Injured ber lr by a fall Last week, is doloj as well as could be expected for a Person of ber agal As usual Saturday air hi was spent la drunkenness and fifbtinx by a number of young men. One of J. IL Kourb's LoaU was stoka from tbe fUh house landing one nlgLl last week. Shipments of rrala from tbe north at very heivy over tbe Nortbcro Central.

Welsh's golden show arrived la towa on Sunday aad cihlbitei yeMrrdir. iaiioraaa lamny, ci llarmburf. pent Sunday io town. Fred. Kboads was brae over Suaday.

Detective IJeb, of York, is la towa. orrxu to wed lizzie boedex. Maur Men Who A.plr lo I Ho UaJ of ia Adiailim llelrewa. Fall Hivkk, Juoe 2C Amoee the letters daily received by Mis litta Borden are tnaay containing offers of marriage and numerous UjcUeat as la how she may best detect ber pareaU murderer. Her share of tbe estate is worth Henry Holme.

Uxxle Harden adrUer, says she won't po to nrpr, woo 'I continue lo reside in tbe Harden bonvtc4 on rNocona firxci. and wm never aia bate Sullivan as ber Kfvant. KAYX0ID FOE STATE TEEAsCEEE. A Uaupblu Conair Democrat Will to Aomiaalnl. At tbe meetinr of tbe I temocratic Sla'e Vm.

1 a a IM 1 1 a a iscncr, Augusi rp.c, Ixhi.s ulorg, Al I the committee men ih.i ih State ticket would be Jad Suna.l tine TbmrMo of fbilajebia. for Judre of tbe Supretae Court, aad I'bartt W. ltaymoad. of Middletowa. for Stale 1 reaMirer.

Mr. Ilsymond failed lo frcrv. tbe nomination two yeats av but will bave no trouble ibis year. Tba lap aba tor ttabew Nkw Yokk. June SC.

Tiey Jee4i Grevrrt, the babebt ia tbe incubator at 313 Hot Twm.y aiith Mreet, Is Ibnvta; an I erowint; In bis downy rUf p'airr. lie Ucroaio fi Ihtl tl I neeeatanr to otdtr a larir iocubator lw him. Tbe new one ai.l bare aa auio malic allacbmeai la reeulate tbe bal. a tbat Joe will not be subject! to daatt cniiiin oi teatperaiure. Tbe midget weicbnl but two aa ee half pounds aad i 13 iabr bxtf atx be came into this rold woilftl Maaypfcy.

siciaas bave become lnlroted la Jt. bs foster mot ber, aa this new tnrtbod of savin; a life tbat a puff mU bare aautTcd out. Tbe Teat a U4 1 Hmi nt Gat rtmt tai, June 2C Tbe ttki of tbe 7ul wall teals Icaa! tbe War lb panmeai ir ibeue or ll rt Veterans during tbe rrltbtalia J1y I 3 was begun lo dar uodrr tbe dirertioa Superinienleat Vv'llton. of tbe Mrotxial A tv trial Tbt yate brio pabcloa Cemrlefy lliJJ and wlU be la tdaoe by Friday. 1 Tbe immense broaie tSrore of Litwtiy, which will aurmount tbe New Vork State monument, arrived to day and will hoiirl into piUoo lo motxjw.

l4t.m tbe transporution tbe md tbat tbe liberty cap was broken rbwe Lo tbe left bsad of tbe flfure, but a as bora re aird so tbat tbe fracture is nt a4 "re InarfleM for IIa wood. CtctLnaus June 26. Tbe follow ticket was nomiaabM at tbe Ib ubti county eoejrenUon brre to dty, as a reaud or Saturday's primaiks: JaJx, CVru rdon; commiioarr. A. 11 iaoii.dge: auditor, naries strear.

IL J. Haywood, ot Mrrrcr, was iadortcvl for Mate TreaMirer, and tbe deleatca la the State Convention were inMtociod. His name was oo every ticket voted at Ibe prim ant. Irlee or rework Rat rU. Wamiivo iov, Jane Amount Sr reUry Curtis, of ibe Treasury ISrpan rneol, baa pearl raised I he priced rounb of July firecrarkera.

He ba de CII1 that ia ame twing impotted ri'e crarkr at Ibe rate tl elbl crau per Iun'i, acrount mut ue takea ol tbe out. aide covrrins a well as tbe ia i stJe covetiocm. as to do otberwbe weald be making an allowance for tare, wbkb Is probibited. Itobbed Her UittMoU and Kkl. Silt vow ix.

June 2. Mr. Maty rpiett riepru wuu Jena Mk Ibis tnota ln. She bad stolen front ber biw baad'a Irouwr Mwkrts wbile be t. Tlie etopera left Pbiladerpb.a.

aad Ibis afternoon Ibe jealous bubaad ia pursuit. IVtllew I'ltfbt In IWIuu ourt llou KcttMNo, June COL In the coirt bouse Ihia morning a fracaa twutTwl btacra CfttnMabte Ltoa aad StTiTranl iSvtrl. of the nolire force. Tbev bal a d.rut about cots dining which I.yoa ra3oi liebrel a liar. For this I as koorLrd down and verey pumme3rL Ibe st pe it wa subMticntlx arrcstci lor as aad battery.

ItuatU from a Oaf Itlto. kt Cuvsistt. Jen 2i Il.sia, an old anldicr, a bo dieol on Saturday from cauanl by lb bit of a rat. was burled here to diy. lie satfrml enly a auort time.

Ill rr lit I lea be III rtrioc JoiiM.itic. Juae 2V lur.of i a a a Suairei yrnrruay XI rf. arou Jon. a1 txi.leol two weeks, ia Cambria, b.t off ber bubands car. riCKlaCS.

A runaaav lioraedrareel aad bad'y butt Mrs. Isaac Orib on a bar rake near ltt. cult. A car on an ea lit as cUe It take Ibe place a river lirry at Krolnctoa tear jeaectte. new t'atbolic rburvb is to have a patriot ic ded.catbi on tbe Fourth of July.

Mini Ilrekie Sbmi'rkthin; raubt Ctw fntm a rs jet ia Irbatton an 1 tanned br altr.ol 4 d' alh. at anl'l ablpmeata of ti Ibtoub Ib atlintrovtr lite lbw.liQcs maia lioe fnciuM tons. Ilichaayrnt attacked Tit maa and AUaham Miller near and bally in and the r. Five ear old Willie II was dmwntd in a laml wbiV watb al McKee's r.wk. Mar uurt.

C1 and lioa bave raj Aa Irew CUkkii waa lrr.j!.cle I ia Ite llsileih riota an I bomict.ba near llale tn. Five of llotace Noib's cbiMrea Ue attic 111, near rotinly. aiwr rating roiaoucu cbow. laoraay but rccoter. STEELTON NEWS.

tMttiiox. wee ST. Tbe (rata I be IWl 3k frraruat i fill! rw'im tud rAn. xll axuniMiM(wrifcWW au ftjr C4 lift 5 THE DEAD AOMIHl BtatttKT If Mt. It la tJwmcU Itu I f'lc saaie a fn At Urxrj Tbe iSKnc la tbe tme3ac ft ibe offir briar as raiwe iroas it laird lo a Mnai abaa ruMtMdrfaU tarmaae la baafs ttr ta frvM fct p4 li Ji.

lUlbnfcxvJL. pavia m4 lVHitr a lYicr Omnia. It), ttae jt, SB rT. aninj K1 is ymiwi Vr AaatlrU Yf'cin. etna 4c i 4 be alddirraeaa Ha Ibe SiUa National UaiaJ a4 nf I Mit Iter.

VM4cK i 3VV Wall. Naj I ArTrrn Your a a D4a." Tbe I JVf iuad. tltnaa rwara fesJy ronMaaartt. I Tt T1 a Clawwe. oral, briar iw I ne JLCmiral Cbt4 I.aitcaa rbtvb of ork.

Tbe ItafTMtairr wrvr liaa sa (f a a. 19 aa SMttatmrw cf fcer tatafe; tbe I L.3:l.tr rU. ara3 4 lie as: rarllr. la 2T rCSS I 9T wir S4. Tbe CoCTUraJU! rl Sr.

rtd tbe car Lwax. Tbe bW bsre al bom taetl as 4 tbe rvetia of ibe joxr bma will be ptwvwdnl ilb, Tbe work tbe rtw aiaia bearik farnaevs aad tbe slab said I Ucr ra.bc4 to CaaaCo. It trled I bare tbe latUr rsaaia by tbe tmi4 Art LaMrtcaiaf tbe boar 4 1 Wli tbe cnrt larb ibe rsac term. Mms 11 Va Jkias aal l'aaa oaaosr are Ibe skw c. CUMOERLANO VALLEY.

2' Mar w.U enra for tbe aeaac La ta orrow. TbotelsjwJ: llarrae Uerr, of acar Orrto a. teg befcra. Inward S. Zac.

t4 Sri.o. wU twt two bouaes oa It sarwK. CrlUWv Ii( rrIoa baJ twaCrea Taliy. tbe KxM laaiitubr aad a ataUe Uiar btfraed. Cknrisde rf aV, CarUaie.

ibe CTajaaUe free tbe Una. Is; Sruuaary. ll is tai last fmral (Maa'l bilf ca tbe I tott Sfnax vve irj avisrdariar tSuaday'a raia. Tbe aaaaal tacviia; 4 tbe Alctaai A Mciatixa ft Ibe CUiiMV Lit atcbal jj be held Ibis rtvwieg. SiiaJsr aiVt a be btWc'tar to llatilH IJrr.

sx ar Kcttvvak, was k.lUd by a bojt of lisblatac llcr. tiKr Maaa, ot Mnrri4r, bas lv bervl hf ltaaVe CcClrre. ntB3, ni ive taof mr it. ll. Kr.

t4 UM5, jf4 tb IVimt 4 a UCaa.ef Ls aisralaaa anilitaT cSfata. Tbe mtkm Lbntieb amj.lr rtvrvmtf.y imjmmirn lUlea mr ttmf as Ibry sm Ue 44at04X. Tbe Vie, wbe iUaU)4 at tbe fS4 a tama ici4.if triiivne la tu deal Vine AAmraL jki 1 ic out smeicl4 sbaracve. bia CUtriiaiaa lite bis erwat worth as a saa a4 a rrt at4 4 tbe cert trtmi rut, lie fltlai4 vnvtbe 4maae. mt Arrm Srota Ue tjtoatb c4 View Jtflanl TtycMt a bwana wavkaw be atd, banw4 all pot.

st aOcwe ta 1(13. but a lrate Lima 7'bls snwosu it a4 as tdcttc aCciy ta tbe Im ctf laafrra. rrm tbrarlt mriaia dib aiat4 ee a tbe facte. Tbe battWh mumjifc, tbe Caeda1 a pan lunntm twa bsre suubxl fmmi tbat rl l' Maha lot lb rntnttwir tioarrj iar ta Krtrs.4 tbe jer tbe Site. ba a pnrtel La arrtre at Maita tawN Wirt lluauw1.

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taataaa. whs trru'rbaics la Ja rpcniarr txrrti I "4 tilniit Ma. X. 4 July lib. ItartaaaU, MKMiarr; bluM X.

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John Harry, uf Mt UeVy i Iwld a a rbatyvnf baa itk lte.t lo bil TLeaoatfCaiaaai is Jnba na a bo alk tbat llatvy ra4x4 ma i a aa cciij saasair Alt a fok. li.t.l Ibaiba: Wat It. GaV r. of tr utrc; nba Jt. MKinau.

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