Evening Gazette

              & JTUXBHB i486 I —fW'rt-t iaea | prrrsTON pa., Tuesday, june 14, isst. twoomtts Ten orate Po Wnk, THE VrLANTIC WIN8 AGAIN. ST. ANTHONY'S SHRINE. fcAKCLAY PEAK GUILTY SPORTING MATTERS. FACTORY INSPECTORS. A CLERGYMAN'8 ANGER. Ttrohi, June 14—Prohibition Chairman A. A. Stevens baa issued a call for a Stale Convention at Harrisburg, Wednesday, August 24, to nominate a State ticket. Hon. John B. Finch, chairman of the National organisation, will be preeentat the convention and addrees a public met ling In the evening. Prohibition Hale Convention. The Race of the Corinthian Yacht Club Yesterday. Beating to Death • Boy Who Bad Acci- dentally Injured Him. The Record of Baseball Games and Turf Events. NEW YORK STATE DIVIDED INTO EIGHT INSPECTION DI8TRICTS. New Yok-.K, June 14.—In the Corinthian Yacht dab regatta-yesterday there was a fliii U cez j between Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook lightship, although there was little wind inside, either at start or finish. The cutter Stranger led from early in the race until the wind came on, when the Atlantic and Galatea went ahead. The Atlantic soon passed the Galatea, and was not afterward headed. The Boston cutter Huron gave the Stranger a done rub in the stiff breeze. The English yawl Cythera, in her first American race, wo* lo. t tiohlnd at the start, but was sailing well outeide when her topmast was carried away. The cutter Ilderan also lost part of her topmast rigging. Eighteen yachts in the seven rlnssss started. Accordin* to the corrtcted time the Culprit Pay Wat the Beatrlie in the sixth class, the Kangaroo beat the Alex P. in the seventh dim, the Str.inpqr had a walkover in the (list claai, and tL* Gleam had a walkover in the eighth clnst;. The Atlantic, Galatea and other boats wVre becalmed in the lower lxxy 0:1 the return. The Stranger, Cinderella, Uiidia, Culprit Pay and Gloam won in tlioir classics. , YESTERDAY'S FEAST DAY AT THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY NAME. Reidsville, N. C., June 14.—The Rev. George Pittard is pastor of the North Fork Methodist church. He Is popular with a large congregation, and teacher iu a boys' school during the week. As he was crossing the lawn a few days ago during recess the boys were playing baseball, and a ball thrown by the center ileldbr struck Mr. Pittard in the face, bruising him severely. The boy at once ran forward, begged pardon, and said the occurrence was entirely accidental. The minister, infuriated by the pain, knocked the boy down, stamped on him and dragged him about until the boys united and drove the preachor away. The lad, who was in a terrible condition, was tenderly carried to the dormitory by his fellow students. The minister called to the boys later and upbraided them for not dragging their schoolmate from him sooner, and said be had no idoa what he was doing, that his temper for tho time had crazed him. The boy has just died, and Mr. Pittard has fled. OF TH£ MURDER OF HIS COUSIN, MARY ANDER8ON. Yesterday's ball gamer: At New York— Philadelphia, 5; New York, 4. At Pittsburg —Pittsbfarg, 5; Detroit, 3. At Chicago— Indianapolis, 4. At Boston— Boston, 5; Washington, 4. At Philadelphia- Athletic, 10; St. Louis, 8. At Baltimore— Baltimore, 7; Cleveland, 0. At Brooklyn— Brooklyn, II; Louisville, 5. At New York- Cincinnati, 13; Metropolitan, 0. At BufTulo— Scran ton, 5; Buffalo, 8. At Utica—Jersey City, 9; Utica, 6. At Hartford—Hartford, 23; Bridgeport, 8. At New Haven—New Ha von, 9; Waterbury, 5. At Syracuse- Stars, 8; Newark, 5. Seeking Relief from the HI* That Flesh lC Uelr To—A DesorlpP" I of the Wonderful Chapel and Its Many Religion* Relies. Remarkable Exhibition of Nerve by the Condeiunel Man—A Motion for a Mew Trial to be Made—An Affecting Been* The Mea Who Are to be the Guardians of Life and Limb In the Hives of Industry—All of the Appointees Are J. E. Patterson A Otto at the Jail. All orders left at J. B. Patterson A Co.'s receive prompt attention by skilled workman and satisfaction is guaranteed to the purchaser. This establishment has achieved a high reputation for the quality of work sent out and the prices charged are aa low aa the loweet. Albany, June 14—The amendment to the factory law of last year, introduced by IWistnr McMillan, of Buffalo, and signed by Governor HUl on May 85, has occasioned great excitement in labor circles in view of the fact that eight deputy inspectors are created by it. The bill wan inspired by Factory Inspectors Connelly and Franey, who found the 50,000 manufacturing establishments of the state too iniuiy to permit at proper supervision by two men. The law of 1888 prohibited the employment of children under the age of 13 in manufacture Pittsburg, June 14.—For years the Church of the Holy Name, on Troy hill, Allegheny, of which the Itev. Mr. Mollinger has been tho pastor for more than twenty years, has been a place to which tha afflicted of all denominations have m»de pilgrimages. The numberless cures which have been scribed to the intercession cf St. Anthony have caused the fame of the church to spread to every part of the country. Mount Holly, N. J., June 14.—Nearly two hours were occupied by Judge Parker yesterday in his charge to the jury in the Peak murder trial. The charge was satisfactory to both prosecution and defense. There was a rush for the court house at a o'clock, when the ringing of the bell announced that the jury had agreed. Niw Havkn, Conn., June 14.—Offlcera for 1888 were clucted by tho Yale University Baseball club as follows: W. L. Velle, of Molino, Ills., president; S. Y. Otborn, of New Haven, vlco-president; J. J. Kurz, of Reading, Pa., treasurer; H. S. Stokea, of Detroit, secretary. A Whole Family .ltado Happy after buying their underwear and boeierr at Conns A Ullmaa's Trade Palace. When the jury came into court he scanned their faces with the nearest approach to anxiety ho has shown during the trial, and what he saw was by no means calculated to reassure him. An unfavorable verdict was as already indicated by the countenance of the jurors as though it had been printed in ink thereon. Peak's father sat next to his •on, but the other members of the family were not present. Yesterday was the feast day of the patron saint. For sevoral days hundreds of the afflicted have boon arriving on trains and in other conveyances to take part in the observance of the day and to appeal to the Baint for rollef frrra their ills. Prom daylight the roads leading to Troy hill were thronged with people in carriages and on foot, hurrying to the church as best they could, so as to got within the auditorium. It was a pathetic sight, but there was not one among the throng who did not seem buoyed up by the thought that relief from bodily Ills was at the summit of the hill overlooking the Allegheny river. It is estimated that between 3,000 and 4,000 persons were present for the high mass, which was recited at 10:30 o'clock. The church has a seating capacity of about 1,000, but by 10 o'clbok fully 1,309 were in the building. The members of the congregation attended services earlier in the morning, and during the rest of tho day the church was given up to the strangers and the afflicted. Brooklyn, June 14.—Yesterday's Brooklyn Jockey club races at Gravesend resulted: First race, three-quarters of a mile; Alaric first, Gleaner second, Winona third: time, l:ltf%. Second race, five furlongs; Bendigo first, Faux Pas second, King Crab third; time, 1:04%. Third race, Lawn view handicap, 3-year-olds and upward, ont mile and a furlong; Favor first, Barnum second, Vicoroy third; time, 1:56. Fourth race, ona mile and a furlong; Maroon first, Fitzrov second; two starters; time, 1:57. Fifth race, ono mile and one-sixteenth; Reveler first. Rataplan second, Maggie J. third; time, 1:51%. Sixth race, one mile; Berlin first, Rio Grande second, Parasol third; time, 1:43%. /St. Louis, June 14.—First race, one and qfoe-fourth mile; Procrastination first, Mahoney second, Willis third; time, 2:11. Second race, one and one-eighth mile; Miss Ford first, Carey second, Rosalind third; time, 1:54. Third race, one and one-eighth mile; Hornpipe first, Rebel Scout second, Alamo third; time, 1:57%. Fourth raoe, five-eighths of a mile; Raceland first, Van Leland second, Rita R. third; time, 1.-02%. Fifth raoe, three-fourths of a mile; Cora L. first, Howard Gray second, Dudley Oaks third; time, 1:10. Grocery Quotations at Wm* Drury's. its, and also made sixty hours the limit of a week's work for all women under 81 years of age an-1 boys under 18 years of age in such establishments. The new law, liesides creating the eight new places, goes a great deal further. It givea t!,e inspectors power to order the erection of adequate fire ascapsa, makes forty-five minutes the minimum time for the noonday meal, unless a permit is granted by one of the Inspectors; requires the guarding of gearing, belting and shafting by proper safeguards; prohibits women and miners from cleaning machinery while in motion; improves the law of last year regarding the furnishing of sworn statements by the parents of the ages of"children employed; insists upon automatic contrivance to protect elevator ways, and authorizes the inspectors to order trap doors over hoist ways and well holes, and when, in the opinion of the inspector* it is necessary, corrugated rubber strips must be placed on all stairways to prevent accidents from slipping; stairways must have balusters, and be closed on the bottom and sides where women are employod, and retiring rooms must bo kept screened and separate where persons of both sexes are working. AN OHIO LYNCHING. Chop, per cwt  Corn meal, per owt  Corn, per cwt  Hay, loose, per cwt  Hay, i ut  Oat*, per bushel  Sugar, 17 lbs  Soap, Maneillea, 17 bars Hams, per lb  Hitchner'a crackers 4 lbs Hanged on a Natural Gibbet at tha Fair Grounds. There was a moment of breathless suspense in the crowded court room, and then the clerk called upon the jury to rise and look upon tha defendant Peak was likewise directed to stand up and look upon the jury. BETWEEN TWO FIRES. Jamestown, O., June 14.—On Saturday, night Peter Betters, a colored man, made a desperate attempt to assault a colored woman, Martha Thomas, aged nearly 75 years. He gained entrance to her log cabin by digging a trench from the outside. A desperate struggle ensued, in which the old woman was terribly injured. The neighborhood was greatly excited, and the fugitive negro was hunted down. In the fair grounds, where the tornado played such fearful havoc some time ago, are many trees bent by the stoi-ra, and making excellent gallows. To one of these the body of Betters was found hanging yesterday. The work was quietly done in the night by the infuriated citizens of Jamestown. Tho Servian Minister's Lot Is Not a Belgrade, June 14.—M. Ristles has finally formed a new government, which is constituted as follows: M. Ristias, premier and minister of foreign affairs; M. Milogkuvlcs, minister of tha interior; M. Visiljevics, minister of public warship; M. Vicumovics, minister of justice; M. Virjics, minister of lb -tnce, and Gen. Bojitchevics, minister of Happy One. "Gentlemen of the jury, have yon agreed upon a verdict r Foreman Endicott, responding — "We have." "Do you find Barclay W. Peak guilty or not guilty, as he stands charged upon this indictment!" WM. DBUBY, Bryden-A Everett's New Block, S. Main 8t- "Guilty of murder in the first degree." wur. It is ste*jel tbe delay in forming a ministry wrs dua the knowledge of the statesmen solicited to eo-oporate in it) constitution that tho cabinet will find itself confronted with the duty of settling the question of a divorce between ICing Milan and Queen Natalie. In viov of the certainty that a decision in favor of tho quoon—the only just one that can be (jlven— will arouse the wrath of the king, while a decree In favor of the king will as sorely offend Russia, the position of the Servliin raj Inst minister at this timo is very like iba* of tiae youthful apple thief ou the fence, with the farmer on the one side and the dog in tbe other. For a moment the silence was awful. All eyes were fixed upon the young defendant, who stood calMly looking at his judges, with one hand lightly resting upon the back of his chair. Not & muscle of his frame quivered nor did he even change color, and pepple looked on with astonishment at the sublime exhibition of nerve. Exeter Borough Ordinance The services lasted from 10 to 1 o'clock and two sermons were preached, in addition to which Father Mollinger made a brief address in English on the life and service* of St. Anthony. A life size statue of the saint occupied a place in the sanctuary. At 3 o'clock vospers and benediction were held in the private chapel of Father Mollinger, which he built with his own means at a cost of 950,000. Of this chapel a writer in the June number of one of the church magazines says: Be it ordained and enacted by the Burgess and Town Council of the Borough of Exeter, la fee county of.Luzerne, 3t»te of Pennsylvania, and It la hereby ordained and enacted by authority of tho same: That Title 11 of the boroufh ordinances shall be amended aa follows, and all other seolioos of title n conflicting with these are hereby repealed: N OLD-FASHIONED FOURTH.* The City Fathers of Buffalo Appropriate •10,000 for a Celebration. Then the jury was polled, each juror responding, "Guilty," when his name was called, and the monotonous questions and answers were an actual relief to those who heard them, so intense hod been the strain. Section l. It (hall not be lawful far any sow bone, mule, goat, sheep, swine orgeeae to ran at large within the limits of,laid Borough, and any animal so found run nine at large shall be immediately seised by the High Cocstable, and taken to the Borough Pound, and therein confined.Buffalo, June 14.—The common council met yaeterday afternoon and proceeded to take up the Fourth of July question. Considerable agitation for an "old fashioned Fourth" has been going on lately—a Fourth In which boat races, fireworks, orations, etc., tend to indelibly impress upon the youthful mind the fact that on that day something over a century ago the American eagle first spread its pinions and screamed—and the council yesterday yielded so far to public opinion as to appropriate about $10,000 for the occasion. A regatta will take place in the afternoon, for which (2,000 has been appropriated for prizes. Hon. George R. Wendling has accepted an Invitation to deliver the oration of the day, and other features are liberally provided for. An immense c.owd of strangers is expected. New York, June 14.—Gus Sundstrom *n«t John Robinson have signed articles of agreement to swim a match of one, three and five miles for (500 a side, best two in three. The first race is set for July 4. One week must elapse between the three and five mile races. They deposited (250 a side, and will make the final deposit July 2. The law also empowers tho factory inspector to divide the state into districts and assign a deputy inspector to each. It was this clause which caused the commotion, as the friends of nearly every prominent man wanted to run him for one of the places, and the result waa that over 400 persons applied. Yesterday seven men visited the secretary of state's room and took tbe oath of office. Their names anl districts are as follows: "On one of the high hills of western Pennsylvania overlooking tho Allegheny river stands an exquisite little chapel, unique, wonderful, costly, magnificent. It was built by a devoted priest out of his own inherited wealth to do honor to the relics of the saints. It would lead like an extract from tho "Arabian Nights" did we venturo a full description of this astonishing work of private devotion. We may safely say there u nothing like it in America. Thousands of precious relics cased in crystal, silver and gold line the walls in Incrustations of carving and gilt from tbe floor to the dome. Light streams from above, and the walls are hidden by actual mosaics of reliquaries in every shape the imagination could picture. Shrines are erected on every side and life size figures of exquisite workmanship of martyred saints lie beneath them, displaying the wounds of their martyrdom to the reverent wonder and devotion of the spectator. Urns and vials centuries olid, some of them containing sacred r«lics taken from the catacombs or the crypts of ancient shriues in the old world, are here all covered with costly plate glass. The precious authentications of these relics, some crumbling with age, are inclosed in the fireproof safes of this wonderful chapel. How these relics were obtained and this account of their accumulations would form a history of itself. When taken back to his cell in the county jail Peak was visited by bis mother and sister and brother. The former threw her arms around Barclay's neck and cried as though ber hi#rt would break. Finally her emotion became so great that Barclay broke down, too, and cried Mrs. Peak told him, referring to his probable fate, that she would not remain long in this world after her boy quitted it, and tho scene was altogether so aifrcting that Sheriff Emley, who was standing near, cried too See. 2. It shall be lawful for the owner or oceu. ant of lands upon which any cow, horse, mule, goat, sheep, neeen, cattle, or other auLnal i ha 1 be round dot g any damage whatever to Immediately selai and impound Um san e upon hi* own [rnnlvea, after which and within 14 hours hrt shall notify the High Constable, who r h*ll then and there take into en- tody the animal or animals so seised and deal with ti em in the same manner as if they had been originally selitd and taken while runn-ng at large. s-eo. ». The High Constable snail hart the custody of all animals so takes and oonfined by bUa, shall take all medful oate or them when so ouoflned: and shall keep a | roper register set log forth the description, time ' r defem Ion and re-1 iff; and In oaae of sa e thereof, of tne pnoe received and name of purchastr. Hec. «. The High Constable shtil within forty tight houis after tie sclsum and detention of am animal as aforesaid, aad no owner having tufceu the same away, advertise the nam* by posting not less than five pilated «r written hainibillj, one upon or near the entrance of the found, and the rrst in public aad oo tplcuous place* throughout the borough, fully deeurlb ng the animal or arimals, aad Bring a day and hour no 1 as than live days there.rier, for the public •ule tlie eof. PRINCE FREDERICK WILLIAM, Alarming Reports of the Royal Sufferer's New York, June 14—The fight between Jack Hopper and Billy Dacey will tajce place the latter part of this week. Both men hare been in training for the past month. The match Is for $350 a side and a purse of (500. Dacey is the favorite In the betting. Condition. First District—John Jordan, of Brooklyn, a hatter and a member of the Brooklyn Labor union. His district comprisos Kings, Queens, Suffolk and Riohmond counties Itrxnt, June 14.—An eminent German iqvc.ftlist writes to Tho Tagblatt stating his !»'lief that tho condition of tho crown prince U iiv l it serious, and expressing his opinion ili:it i o order to effect a cure it will be neces-s ry i» remove tho larynx, which operation .an only bo performed at the cost of the permit ncn \ loss of the patient's voice. New Haven, Ct., June 14.—A tournament for the lawn tennis championship of the world began yesterday afternoon on the grounds of the New Haven lawn tennis club. The entries are as follows: Singles—Slocum, *38, of the Westchester club; Grant Notman, of St George club; Valentine B. Hall, of the Far and Near club; G. M. Brimley, of Trinity, P. E. Jenks, of Watprbury, F. G. Beach and F. A. Kellogg, of New Haven. Thatcher, Ludington, Hurd and Pratt, of Yale. Doubles —Sears (ex-champion) and Slocom, Hall and Notman, Merriman and William, Maher and Beach, Porter and Thomas, Li/ilngton and Hurd, Gardner and Kellogg, Brinloy and Paddock. Second District—George A McKay, of New York, whojeMgned the secretaryship of the New York (Antral Labor union last Sunday to accept the place. New York county alone comprises his jurisdiction. The jury, it is understood, voted upon fifteen propositions submitted by Judge Parker in his charge, and each time was unanimous in its verdict against the defendant. The latter will be closoly guarded henceforth to prevent any attempt at suicide or escape. Lonlon, June 14.—The Chronicle, in an extendo 1 article, dwolls upon the adverse reports of the condition of the crown prince of Prussia with great emphasis, and asserts that Prince Bismarck considers his death from the malady afttcting him as certain. Third District—Hiram Blanchard, of Peeksklll, an active member of the Iron Moulders' union. The Third district is compossd of Westchester, Rockland, Orange, Putnam, Dutchess, Ulster, Sullivan, Greene and Columbia counties. The Clemeneeau-Foneher "Dn«l." Paris, June 14.—The Paris newspapers ridicule the Clemenceau-Foucher duel unmercifully, many of them going so far as to suggest a preorrangement insuring the safety of the combatants. Be that as It may, however, the meeting has added to the prestige of neither gentlemen, and both will be exceedingly luclry to escape Its consequences without loss of influence, for in no country in the world than France can a public man be so quickly and thoroughly crushed by ridicule. Judge Parker said he would adjourn tho court until June 25, when a motion for a new trial will bo made by Peak's counsel. They claim, among other reasons, that the jury has been very lax in its conduct, and that saveral persons interested in the trial have on various occasions spoken to Foreman Bndicott, Mr. Borden and others. tierniHijr's Emperor Improving. Fourth District—The Hon. James P. Hooley, of Troy, Libor member of the Legislature for 18K3-ttt, He has charge of this factories in Albany, Rcnnselaer, Schenectady, Saratoga, Washington, Warren, Hamilton, Fulton, Essex, Montgomery and Schoharie counties. Berlin, J.uie 14.—The emperor's health is improving rapidly. The irritation of his oyii.ls, which has been very painful to him, is 8'ilisiiling, and in other respects the betterment of bis condition is quite marked. Her. 8 In ois» no owner shall appea * on or before the time fixed fur sale, or pay or cause to lio Lml l the ntceaaary expenses of keeping, and ibv legal feasor the nfch Constable, for the •■-mure and detention of said animal or animals, »D« said animals shah be s«M and delivered to the P re baser thereof, and the H'gh Constable shall first deduct out of the price rece ved. all lawful charges and expen ea. and pay over the ba'anoe to tne Treasurer of the bor ugh. Sec. «. Ihe Hlrb Constable shall be required to give bond, with t od and tufflclef t security. In ih" sum of IDe hundred dollars, forth proper enJ f jlthlul perfo mance ot hi. dutl. a Blown Into Eternity. New York, Juno U.—Fleetwood Park trotting races. First race, three minute clan; Pottery Girl first, Frank second, Bill Nye third; time, 2:36. Second race, 2:84 das*; Lady Loye first, Tiney second, Nanon third; time, 2:29. The PrhM Cattle Fnnd. Olkan, N. Y., Jane 14.—Low Hart, an employe of the Gallagher Torpedo company, was blown into eternity near hare yesterday. He was on a wagon loaded with nitro-glycerine sheila, whioh exploded with terrific force, demolishing the wagon and the fence* in the vicinity, hurling hi* Mangltd body several hundred feet. Several people in the vicinity were thrown down by the ooncua■ion.Fifth District—George L. Ouetlg, of Syracun, president of the Trade* assembly and editor of The Laborer of that city. His district includes Jefferson, Franklin, Lewis, Clinton, Herkimer, St Lawrence, Oneida, Oswego, Madison and Onondaga counties. Albany, June 14.—Comptroller Alfred C. Clin pin lias issued nrttice to the various racing and driving associations in the state notifying thorn that they are required to report to his itemrtment the gross upon each race i lay during the year. In accordance with the new pool law theso associations will have to )xiy upon the gross receipts a tax of 5 per The revenue so collected will form a ;and which will be annually dispersed for quizes for improving the breed of cattle, sheep and horses at the various county fairs throughout the state. Is It Murder? "Looking at the enthusiastic ecclesiastic as ho points out the beautiful statue of St. Anthony, the good old man (the Rev. Father Mollinger), with bis long white beard, his black skull cap and loose cossack, his whole lace aglow with fervor and animation, one cunnot help catching some of the enthusiasm mid devotion as he kneels to kiss the relics of Ht. Anthony. Should you ever go to Pittsburg cross the river to the twin city and ask any one you meet to show you the way to Yroy bill. If it happens to be on the loth of Juno (the birth of St Anthony of Padua), the throng of devout people ascending the road to the Chapel of Belles will point out tho way without further inquiry. The chapel is said to contain more relics than any other outside of llome." Reading, Pa., June 14.—The body of Sylveater Dries, supposed to have been murdered in Maiden Creek township, then thrown into some obscure place, was found in a minehole. No marks of violence have been discovered upon his person, but an investigation is in progress. It is the theory of some per ■ons that he lost his way in the dark, and hav ng wandered in tile direction of the minehole, he fell in, and was drowned. An inquest will be held on the body. Umpire McDonald, of the New York State league, ha* been suspended. pound ras. Sixth District—Johnson Beers, of Elmira, accountant, and for many years a prominent Knight of Labor in the southern tier. He will have charge of the factories in Delaware, Otsego, Tioga, Tompkins, Schuyler and Chemung counties. Th- H'prh Constable shall b« allow d t reoeiv* poui.d"ge fees as follovia, tIs: Nkw You, June 14.—Arrived, steamers Sorvia, Liverpool and Queenstown; Wyanoke, Richmond, City Point and Norfolk; Commonwealth, Philadelphia; Seneca, Newport News and Norfolk; Newport, Aspinwall; Niagara, Havana; City of Savannah, Ha van iu&i; Eleauora, Portland; Marco Hinghetti, Gibralta. Ship, A. McCallum, Liverpool. Arrived out, steamers City of Chicago, from New York for Liverpool, off Brow Head; State of Georgia, from New York at Glasgow. Marine Intelligence. Taking into custody any horse, Dan or mule, each, t: . Tat. tag loticu tody any ci'le or oass, each, lucent*. Benson, A. T., June 14.—A hostile band of Apaches were surprised by Lieut. Johnson's command in the Ratfcon mountains. The horses and baggage of the Indians were captured. The .taaches scattered among the rocks and will probably try to make their way back to Ban Carina. The troops are in hot pursuit, however, and the hostilcs will probably be captured. After the Hootlles. Tat lug Into custody any swlua, sheep or goats, each, to o-'Dts- T»kln.' Into custody any geese, each, 10 adIi. Making Inventory, eac i iteui, 1 eeni. l*vy «nd s*le, for i ach doli r nut aire--ding %9C\ 4 CCOIS. t Seventh District—Appointment not made; obmpoeed ef Cayuga, Wayne, Seneca, Monrbe, Livingston, Ontario, Yates and Steuben mantles. Thbnton, N. J, Juuo 14.—Vi«5-Cbanoel!or Bird granted the petition of the novelist B l's for divorce from his wife, on the ground ol adultery with Mr. Van Camp. Mr. Ellis i» -i a wauled the custody of tlie children. Tl i vice-chancellor, hi giving his decision, w x very severe upnn Mrs. EUVs and Van C mp, clmracteriiung the latter us a thief, scoun liol and sneak. Tho decision was given in.me liately upon the conclusion of arguments, which is a very unusual thiug in tho chancery court There is generally a delay of at least a month. Mr. Kills Secures tile Children. Chattanooga, Tenn., June 14.—A gentleman from South Pittsburg brings the information of a horrible explosion it the Inman mines, near that place, about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. While a chamber in the mines was crowded with miners a box of dynamite exploded with awful results. No definite details could be procured, but it is reported that five men were blown to atoms and eight or ten others were terribly injured, some of whom will die. Terrible Mine Kxploelon. l.e y and sale, f Dr ea-:h dollar above $»), t cents. Eighth District—Fnancls V. Coo, shoemaker and master workman of District No. 4(j Knights of Labor, which includes three opunties in the western part of the state. Ate duties will take him into the factories of Orleans, Niagara, Gonos.se, Wyoming, Allegany, Cattari.u ;us, Chautauqua and Eria The nam alii . era wore taken in a body to Governor bill and introduced. They are all middle aged, active men, and the governor siyrsssii him elf as pleased with their One appearance. They left for their homes la*t evening to prepare for their duties. Advertising snyttalng except g ess, to cents. Advertising geese, lu cents. A C» MASON. President. Arnts A. O. FAHNIlAN. Hecreta D . Approved June »th, 18»T. J AH. 8. sLOCUM. That wonderful cures have been made here there are many who will gladly boar witness. Father Mollinger generally requires that Catholics shall pray to the saint daily, while thoso who are not members of the church are required to abstain from meat on Friday and do some other simple pjuanco. Father Mollinger nevor tai-es a fee. A Hospital in Flames. Burgess. The Philadelphia Anti-Poverty 14m. Philadelphia, June 14.—John Russell Young, ex-minister to China, was last night chosen president of the Anti-Poverty society of this city. This gives him a prominent place in the Henry George movement. Mr. W. J. Atkinson resigned the position in Mr. Young's favor. Sr. Louis, June 14.—This morning fire started in the Sisters' hospital at Elliott and Montgomery street*. The fire is raging fiercely and many lives are in danger. LD. NT. Oail's Burbei Hhoo Exuter St., Meat Pitta ton, next to 1. W. Kyte'a Store. 11 air work of *11 Mad* m« '• (o -ml •» la Kr D1 el • Hvle. Weather Indication*. Herr Holt Wanted In New Jersey. For Wednesday, in New York, eastern New York, eastern Pennsylvania and in Now England, fair to partly cloudy weather, with slight changes of temperature, followed by local rain* in the northern portions. I'lio Press on the Gladstone Testimonial. David Dickson's Will Sustained. New York, June 14.—Reporter Wiltbarger and the boy Winn, who were injured in the skirmish at the Anarchist picnic in Quttenberg, Sunday, have about recovered from the effects of their wounds. County Prosecutor Winfield, of Hudson county, N. J., is trying to get evidence on which to make a requisition on Governor Hill for Herr MosfB extradition on the charge of inciting to murder, but has not yet succeeded. llagaa as a Stage Driver. Salesmen Wanted. We am In want o( a few more good trea to canvass f.r the sale or choice nursery To . m n who can mak» a success of the business we IJKvleted Tenants to be Again Evicted. Nxw York, June 14.—Among the thousand and odd immigrants landed at Castle Garden yesterday were four families from Belmullett, C junty Mayo, Ireland. Four men and womou and fourteen starving children made up tho four families, and they came here beenus- they had been evicted from thoir homos in Behind lot and because the poor law authorities paid .their passage here. The men told a pitiful story of their sufferings In the old country, and were almost wild wit!, j Dy at reaching America, but Superintendent Jackson would not permit to legal.y land, and sent them to Ward's Island iK.Mi.iin.; an examination into tfefr payment of their passage by the Irish poor author!li s. If (his is found to be the case they will be xout back. London, Jane 14.—The government news-3 wipers pay their respects to the American testimonial to Mr. Gladstone is language running the gamut from satire to denunciation.. They are unanimous, Uowe\*en, in acwrtlng that tho ex-premier is being used by entity Americans to further the endv of a tdcs-uxl advertising schema, and indifNCtly icntion Mr. Joseph Pulitaer, Mr. John H. 8 aren, Mr. Erastus WinJan and others M «iflsh promoter* of a plan to advertise themselves and their business at the expense of a viiin old man. Atlanta, Ga., June 14.—The supreme court of this state rendered a decision sustaining tho will whereby tho late David Dickson made his negro concubine and her daughter the heirs to $400,000. The will was bitterly fought by Dickson's white relatives, who took it up to the supreme court This makes Amanda Eubank* the richest negreas in the vorld. Brooklyn, June 14.—Seymour L Husted, who settled in Brooklyn fifty year* ago, beginning life as a driver, died yesterday, leaving about $3,000,000. He was president of the Dime Savings bank, and largely interested in insurance, railroad and other corporations. TRADE BULLETIN c n pay good salaries or comm'sslu aad give permanent employment. We have many new and ohoic • nimuilea bo h In the fruit aad ores Die t l lines which others do not handl- Address st ouce -Ith reference. Mew York Money and Produce Market Quotations. MAT BROTH E118 .Nursery Men. Rochester. M. T. New York, June 18.— Money closed at t per cent The highest rate today was 10 and Uie lowest 4. Exchange closed steaily: posted rates, 4.85J4®4.tD7; actual rates. 4D4Dj$4.tU foi sixty dayi and 4.8SO180H for demand Govern* inents closed firm: currency Us. lri bid; 4s, coup., lOVIi bid: 414s, do. 100*4 bid. isjtt A Missing Olrl Found. Dissolution Notice. McGlynn and George (or Senators. Jay Gould's Great Seherae. Njcw Haven, Juno 14.—The police yesterday found Lillie Goriiaiu, who disappeared last Wednesday, locked up in a room at Birmingham. They accuse John Conner*, of Uiidjjeport, of having procured her abduction. Connors has been urresbid. Notice Is hereby given that the eo-partnersldp heretofore • slating be ween (J. W. B ned'ct ami Tbrs Benedict ua *-the firm same of G W. B C edict A Co., Is this day dissolved. The busi ae»s will be oontlnued by U. W. Uensd ct, to whi.o all outstanding accounts must 6a paid. O. W. BENKDIOT TH08. BtNEDIOT. Nkw Yobk, June 14.—The belief is gaining ground that Henry George and Dr. McQlynn will stand for the state senate at the next election in the districts now represented by Senators Cuilen und Henry. Banners Laming them for these places will, it is said, Le carried in the great McGlynu parade next Saturday. The people of St. Stephen's parish are eurnestly promoting the plan. Little Rook, June 13.—It is reported that Jay Gould intends connecting Kansas and all of his western territory with the Mississippi river at Arkansas City, Ark., by the construction of a railroad from Fort Smith to that place. The road is now being graded. Contracts are let aa far as Gibson, I. T. When completed this will be the shortest and most direct outlet for the traffic of his western territory to the southern seaports. After 1 o'clock the market was somewhat Ormer, and prices recovered a part of the decline by 2:4.1 p. in., but about that hour the news of the failures In the coffee trade reached the Stock Exchange and quite a briak selling followed. This resulted in a break in prices to the lowest of the day, which were generally ourreut at the close. The decline ranged from per cent., the latter In Bock Island. The stock named was very erratic to-day, and ranged from 185®13i.  Caui.isle, Fa., June 14.—The Carlisle IniUu training school sent seventy-three pup, Id w»it yortorday, nearly all of whom have complete. I the course ot the school. They wore mostly of the Sioux tribes. The custom .ry aumW examination of the institute will be dispensed with on aocount of the extensive building now in progress. One buildiug is being erected C?ver a hundred feet in length by tuirty-uix in width. It will be tbive stories high and will be paid for by contributions made by pupils of the school by citizens. Indian Graduates of Carlisle. Oar Export Trade. June lith. 1887 WASHIMpvoK, Juno 14.—The total value of the principal articles of provisions exported fioni the United States during May past «u $5,584,255, against $6,639,388 in May, 1886. Id ra assljrned net*to of J as. ) Id the Court of R. Kbret, io trust, (or tiie ben D Common tteaaof eft) or creditor*. I Un wae County , Notloe Is hereby *lve (bat Jamea H. Hosier. aastrnm-, has filed his final acnount In the above estate, and that the same will be allowed on Monday, June *7th, 11X7. at 10 o'clock a. m., In open court, unices cauae be shown to the ouotrary. JAMES M. NOKKIH, Prothonotary. B. F. McATKE, Attorney. jlwtt Accident to u Ctrl Htmlent of Cornell. Ithica, N. Y„ June 14.—Miss Mary B. Hill, daughtor ol N. H. Hill, of Jamestown, • student in the freshman class at Cornell university, met with an accidcut Sunday, the results of whio'i proved fatal. She was returning from c!iu;-ch at noon along the CftlcadiUa gorge, nod at ti narrow place in the path turned to speak to torue one behind her. The earth beneath her gave way, and she fell sixty feet to the bottom of the gorya. In the evening a serious collapse occurred, supposed to bo mused by internal hemarrhige, and the jwtient continued to «lnk until 8 o'clock yesterday morning, when she passed away. _  Flames In Newtown This Morning. Newtown, L. L, June 14.—Crandall's whiting mill, a large brick building, look ilr+ at 12:30 o'clock this morning, and won entirely destroyed. Theie was only ouo old engine to be got at in Newtown, and aid was asked from Brooklyn, but as the mill was just over the Kings county line aid was refused. The loss was about (30,000. The Birthday of Oar National Emblem. CONDENSED NEWS. General Markets. Hartford, Conn., June 14.—This city yesterday observed the 110th anniversary of the adoption of the Star* and Stripes as the nation's emblem. Flags were displayed from the principal buildings. At 2 o'clock the statuo to Nathan Hale, the "Martyr Spy," was unveiled at the capitol, Charles Dudley Warner making the address of presentation to the state.* Governor Lounsbury replying. The statue is by Karl Gerhard t. The break in the coffee boom has come and three firms have suspended. Some grades of coffee dropped over three cents a pound. New Tom, June 13.—FLOUR—Cloned dull and weak; winter wheat extra. $ .«0Cs.VAS; Minnesota extra. S3.403S.10; oity mill extra. HMktW: Ohio extra, Southern iiour closed quiet and unchanged; common to choice «xtra, $!.40®5.23. Eatray. Miss Mattie Murphy, a Williamsburg school toacher, and the daughter of James Murphy, at one time a school commissioner in Brooklyn, was driven from her home by her father on account of a family quarrel. -Cam* to the premiere of the «ubecrib*r, la Pitut.n, Jane lita, a uoml mare about ( fMra ot . 1 ho own or It hereby notified to ooma forward. prove propertr, p iy ehaimi and take bar away, or (he will bedifpoeed of aa the la » direct*. JOHN 0 FILLET, at Pattera -n'a Placing Mill. Charged with High Treason. WHEAT—Options were fairly active and irregular. During the flrrt hour the market «ai ae in i-panicky. 1'hB close was weak and lower. Spot lota closed weak and IMdi fcc. loner. Spot nates of No. 1 red state at t*c.: No. It do , WHO.; No. * red winter, srHe; No. 8 do., Oltio.; ungraded red, : No.* red winter. July, lOHaWHc.; da. Aug., Wine ; do.. Sept., t»®UUH»!- CORN— Options were dull and woak, closing about steady at a slight decline. Spot iuis closed steady and unchanged. Spot sales of No X mixed at 474(0.: ungraded mixed, 47tt47*|c.: steamer mixed, . No. 8 mixed, June, 47a bid: do., July. 47H«47Mc.i do., Aug., 46*c. Lkipsic, June 14.—At the trial of the members of the Alsatian Patriotic league all of the accused pleaded not guilty of the cliargo of high treason, though they admitted thai they had given financial aid to the league. It was not, they claimed, a secret order, but a social organisation, whose sole aim was to increase the patriotism and promote the efficiency of French youth. They denied all knowledge of any design on the part of the league or of individuals to reconquer the Relchland by force. Probably a Fatal Baseball Accident. Sal.su, Mass., June 14.—Smith Billings, of Soinerville, and Thompson, of Salein, collided while both were running to catch u ball duriug a game at Clifton yesterday. Billings' froutal bono was crushed in and he was otherwise severely hurt. He is not likely to recover. Thompson was badly hurt , and is insensible. i:i-3w Berlons Accidents at a Slight Fir®. A number of carpenters have gone on strike in Chicago, but business is Baid not to be embarrassed thereby. A larger strike of carpenters has occurred at Newburg, N. T. Wanted. Baltimore, June 14.—A slight fire occurred at the placo of James L. Wicles & Co., on Marsh market space. Henry B. Debring, a fireman, was severely bul-nud by an explosion of gasoline. Anthony Hughes, one of the firm's employes, jumped from a window during the excitement and broke his back, and Charles Nelson, a driver, was badly hurt by being thrown from engino No. 11 while turning a oorner. A young man who can produce a rch«ol teacher's exaw natioo oar llosM and a ■ rim taken in mathematics, wan's a situation, wherein be can make blwaeif useful aad rain a reasonable sal ary. Address "r. D.," care of Pitts ton GUxarrn, through pjetoOee. Exc Item eat Among the Pole*. A child is said to have vomited a live snake in Delaware. La Balls, Ills., Jane 14.—Mich fading and excitement has boon manifested here for the past two days, growing out of the finding on Saturday of the body of France Kasha, a 10-year-old Polish girl, in a well on Eighth street. She had last been seen in the vicinity where Ourtavo Miller, a gardener, was at work. Miller was arrested yesterday and Immediately transferred to Ottawa, on aocount of numerous threats made by the Poles to lynoli him. The girl's head was fractured as though by some blunt Instrument. The mayor has ordered the saloons closed in the Palish locality. Dr. Keane, bishop of Richmond, Va., arrived on tho Servia, after a six months' visit to Rome on business connected with the new Catholic university. He said it was a mistake to suppose that Dr. McGIynn had been condemned, as tho merits of the question on which he bad been summoned to Roino bad mot even been considered there. K«f ray Cow Infuriated Soldiers. Came to tba premises of the subscriber, at the Cox ton farm, a red cow, about thm years Old. Tba owner is hsrebv notified to alma forward, prove property, pay charges and take her away, or she will be disposed of aa the law diwa. •flw ADAM VK1TH. . Two Men Barmed at Kockaway. Far Rookaway, Is I., June 14.—A Imild- Dublin, June 14.—A riot occurred at Athlone yesterday between soldiers and civilians, in which many of the latter were injured, some of them severely. The soldiers became infuriated and demolished several houses in order to reach and wreak vengoance upon their oocupanta. OATS—Options were dull and cioaod ii it  lower. Spot lota closed weak and slightly lower. Spot sates of No. 1 white state, 80c.; No. - do.. S7^aa8c.; No. * mixed, Jane, #S)4c.: do, July. 88)*:.; do., Aug., *IMc. RYE—Dull; western, 54®6Cc.; stale, 6ia#Sc. ing used for the manufacture of oil gas adjoining the Seaside house at Rockaway beach was destroyed by fire hut evening. The fir* caused an explosion of gasoline, and Timothy Brosuan, one of the proprietors of the hotel, and Edward Tracy, a fireman, were badly burned while mcapbg from the burning building. The hotel narrowly escaped destruction.Banker Daniel Manning. Uolel for Rent. New York, June 14.—Ex-Secretary Manning visited the Western National bonk, of which he is president, and assumed active charge of the duties of his olHoe. He was in excellent spirits, and said he had been anxious to get to work. He will go to Albany the last of this week to arrange his private affairs preparatory to a permanent residence in New York city. Stephen Poole, a colored dock laborer, of Brooklyn, shot and dangerously wouuded his wife in a fit of Jealousy and then committed suicide. PORK—Dull; old mess, $15; new do.. $18. LARD—Closed quiet and Orm; cash, $#.15; July $fc«7: Aug., $7.0*. BUTTER—Firm and moderately active; state. 18®1»Kc.; western, 10018s. CHEESE—Steady; state, »J4Cai014c.; western. MM. EGOS—Dull; state, HMO 17c.; western, IDKQ '"suOAlt—Raw nominal; reUning, 4 Ml II-' fined Arm aad in fair demand; cut loaf a.ui crushed, • He.; cubes, S 15-18c.; powdered. Oft •Mi.; granulated, 0 l&-iaffi6c.; mold A, 1518c.; confectioners' A. 5Ma518-18o.; coffee BARLEY—Nominal. Tbe Campbell Ledge Hotel, formerly the Oathlng Mouse, at tba L. 4 B. Junction, la offered for rent. The house has recently been isawilsl Good s-Wtafc Ili-tf Pittsburg, Juno 14.—A wrestling match between Thomas Connors, of this city, and Evan Lewis, the "strong ler," for $500 a Bide and the gate receipts, took place at the Grand Central rink in this city last night, and was won by Connors on a foul A careful review of the hop situation in the Mohawk Valley, N. Y., indicates that, barring possible ravages by vermin, ocethlrd of an average crop will be harvested. The SUvenrarkers. For Rear. Naw York, June 14.—All attempts at a settlement of the Mlverworksn lockout having tailed, it is now feared by those who wished to sea a ueaceful termination of this quarrel that hostilities will be renewed by both skies with greater bitlernea than ever before. The trouble began the first weak in March. The project which was recently diseased to establish a co-operative factory mmj be pat in practical shape in a few days. Fatal Stabbing Affair. Two stores, one saloon, one hall, several dwellings, ou Houth Main sireat. Two dwellings with all molem improvements, each srtth nine rooms on William rtreet, near Main, one house near L. * 8. depot, Pittstoa township. Apply at P. Bohan's Jit-tf. Providing*, Jupe 14.—Henry Thornton, aged 18 years, eon of the manager of Allen's print works, was stabbed by Joseph T. Chayer, • Herman, and will probably die. Cbayer claims he used the knife in self-defense. Thornton's n»mp«..i«v. „i.im they were est upon by n crowd of rough* and Hhotjton, to rwfcflng, w»» stabbed. The Chicago Socialist society addressed a petition to the governor asking him to veto the Herri tt conspiracy bill. Wanted ElKwhere. Eric, Pa., June 14.—Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rosenzweig and their two sons, Edward and Whitney, were stricken down after eating, in addition to the meal, some strawberries. Edward lies at til* point of death, the othen will recover. Waa It Poison? N*w Havkit, June 14.—William Preston, arrested for burglary, has been identified as "Coney" O'Rourke, a professional burglar, who is wanted at Newark, N. J., for highway robbery. Prank B. Dobeon, the famous ban joist, died in New York. John W. Lake, serving a five year sentence at Sing Sing, was pardoned by the governor, through the efforts of bis 13-year-old son. A standard, 5Xo.; coffee off A, ftS-lOc.; white extra C, 5*5 118c.; xtra 0, 4«0416-18&; o. rrttow, Two": booses located owner Main and Oa Bta. Inquire at furniture store of H.D. JUDDffO . For Rent.