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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 3, 1888 · page 4

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Say the Lockout is
on in Pittsburg.

enemies SIGN rue SCALE.

,llr-I flue Aaeeded to the
all the lion. and a General
_ Is Said to Be Only a Hat-

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A ” ‘ .Jalya—cmle mama:
W lilo Amalgamated msocin
My, and!!arnegie,l’hipp3&0o

. The former tirmcontrol

_ st Twenty-ninth andThirty—thlrd

‘nlld the letter run the Homestead

1'5. scale for the that two mills
bylohnWalker. apartnerotths
nldhewould siguthellommtead
hotel'days,” soon as a lewminoe
was eliminated. 'l'heTwenty-ninth

814,11». During them
the debt was reduced slwnlmm The
total debt now, 1. end: in thetrcasury.
tun ,165,6St.656,andotthlssmolmt

ll inculmoleammm
mndnumhelsthsintelbthearlngdsbt

year-Bothetreaanrygold tundhalanoswas
$186,815,“, and oanlylthls year it as»
Mudflwfifldm “increased flow.

Mdnrlngtheyear, thenat silver tnndhal- cond-

ancawas 878,318,625, against “7,,031812 on
July) this year, a decrease 01 mm”!
during the then! year just closed. Standard
silver dollars are steadily accumulating. and
the treasurynow holds $213,879,451 or this
coin. or Ill-2,000,“ more than on July 1.

MMthillswill startupon 1887.

. ,and the Homestead mills will
helnoper'ationon loudly next.
(Illdallol ”Amalgamated tedassocia-
I” lament on amount of Carnegie‘s
. 'l'heysay the firlkeh now broken
fill-hurt, and it is only a matterot a
(I so helm all the manufacturers
he signed. l’relldent Welhe says:
esrspesfeetlysstisflednow, and do not
,, tlmloohontwillonntinue torsnylength
,flnla 'l'hebsslsol signingwusthe some
“upon which Oliver Bros. & Phillips
agreed. Weknocked out the roll turners’
Theclalne inthe articles
tothselectthat alleropends
millsueedtormu‘elmntablopnr—
+ slllmldhemaidtorwasalsostrickenofl.
theguhlamfllsubthe [ll-ice to he paid
honeand one-quarterangles waschanged
Mammalian Thescaleisthesameas
thunowintereeinthsmills.
Wmubmomwhlchm
Mullah. Ymdayl’JlLauflman
h.tlo..orApollo; thehwoll'indlay(0)mills,
“Reunite iron works on Twenty-fifth
MM side,aod Carnegie'e agreed to
intoworkatonrterms. Wearewaitlngto
Whom othernaud before two days we
haveanothm-Pittsburgmill"
Mano, July a—ll'lmluy, which is a
d thelhirddistrictottheAmakamated
. unifihelekufmdafimhnstwo
manna allected hytllestriko now—the
. tolling milk and the Findleylron
lag-1mm Iathelwmer the proprie-
lirelusedtosigntheaealeandthemenam
', thomillsheingidle. Inthelstterthe

Robbery in Birmingham. Ala.
rig-noun, Au, July 2—11» facts ct
marathon the email at the Armour
mm companyhere are astollosrs: Mr.
W"

Widget, wast-ken suddenly ill at the
fhunewithheartdiseaseanddiedyes»

; hodywastakentothat‘citylasterenlng.

2.1.2.1.... Into Insanity.
1mm, Mich. July 3.-8hortly alter noon

Instrom the clients of the (right. The
Millingwastotallydutroyed.

A Destructive Its-e in Reading.
humus, 21’s., July 3—11» Bending me
”are work, located along the Schuylkill
,inthhcity, were totallydestroyed by
wholemmgh nigllt,sntsilingalomot orer 9.2.50,-
. Bymldnight the entire structurewas
brains. Aboutdlitlmenare thrown onto!
W 'l'hswm'kswill he rebuilt at

MW III-lull II 3.- "Incl-co.
Wham July ill—A young man
as William W. Banmer,ot
”Yawn tonud dead to hisroomat
fiahaeehotelfllaring shot himself. Let-
lolntllnhlatrunkindicate that he had
livingat “Hotel Capital," Hartford,
hntnothingmorehknownahonthim.

Flllqll by an 'Irpram Train.
.and Allen Campbell.

Ifl,ll.hlll*sl'ried.wererlulorerhvytho
munnduwummeVan-
Insaqnarterolamllewcstotths

lwsrnbothinstantlykilled The

,July l—Ilka Willlanl, aged Ml!

 

Government receipts from all source! dur-
ing Juno amounted to $33,490,771. against
833.010,” during June, 1387, and for the
tlmal year the revenue aggregated 8110,1139,-
4%, against museum during the [receding
fiscal year. Customs receipts tor the year
justclmed aggregated 8219.31.17.078; internal
revenue receipts, $121,815,973, and receipts
tram mlscellanwu; sources amounted to $35.-
108315. This shows an increase. compared
with the preceding year, of but $2,000,111) in
customs receipts, swoon in internal rer-
enue, and a falling oil of $100,”! in receipts
trom mheellaneous sources

While the revenue has increased about 89,-
W,000 expenditures for the year just closed,
which aggregate ”woolen, have aleo in—
creased about 81,0“),000. The ordinary exv
pauses of the government (or the year were
$145,161,500 or about $10,,000wo lea than
thepreceding year; the pension charge was
$31,595,137, or 25,,511000 greater than the
year before; while the interest charge, which
isgrowingleeeandle-asthedehtispaidofl,
wasmflSll H572 01-835mm!» less than dur-
ingtheprecedingyear; $8,270,842 was paid
in premium on hands purchased during the
year. ‘With total meeipts amounting to
$237,000,1130, and total expenditures aggre-
gating GIRQOOJIIO, the surplus reremls tot
\he fiscal year just closed will amount to
611mm,”, against 81113371391 during the
last thrill year.

Killed by Illa 8-Year-Olll Broth".

blocs-r Vznlrozr, K31, July 3.421%» has
lustreached hereof adis‘traeeing tragedyill
Jacksan county. John Wihon’s sorla, aged 8
anddyeamweresentonanerrandtoa
neighbor’s, but findlpg no me home, began
toplay aboutthehouee. Theelderhoyeame
some a gun, and running into the house
withihcalledoutto hisbrothorthathe was
goingtoshoothim lie cocked thegnn,
fired, undsentabubtthroughtholittle
(allow's body. Appreciating the awlnldeed
he had done, theelderboyliiteduphh
wounded playmate and started out to carry
himhome. Hehadgonehaltamilewithhh
burden when they were met by’their father
and two other men. The night of his
wamdedboyeeemcdtocrazethetatharmnd
hewllipped onto kuitetoalaytheotherson,
whenthetwolnen caught himandtook the
knife away. The little Airyearold boy died
shortly alter the accident.

Selle Big Election Bate.
WAsamo'ros. July 3. ~Itqnesentatire
Stahlnacker, of New York, is so confident
that Cleveland will carry New York that
he has formed a connectionwithapoolot
3100,1110, the whole oranypartot which he

Morton are the coming men. Yaterday’s
Post intimatm that J. W. llaekay, “the
Nevada millionaire and money king," has
declared in tarot oi Clerelandand'l'hllrman.

Atlanta llaaaPlteher.

Ammuflnly d—Grsat excitement has
hecncausedbythemyflerlonsdlsappearanco
otC.C.Nelson.proprietorodtbeNorthBlde
Savingshank. Thesatewas opened hythe
oashieramltoumltoheemoty. Friday
Nellmsoldhhcheckson Newahtoloml
hankstoramounts estimated at fronted”)
town.“ newsmanto goto the depot
atlio’clockfiatnrdqnigbhandisthonght
toharegonethroughmncinnati.

Governor Amos Dangerouslylll.

m,Jfl13.—GmAmuhaahoon
and still isrery dangerko lllwithacnle
bronchitis The has been danger 01
apoplaxy,andthenlunhereothtstamilytee1
concerned his coalition.
The family mored to the Amesaumaerhome
stllmhnsslon todaymnlyllnltmesre-
mainingherewlth the governor, who may
nethewellenonghtonlorstorsemsm

“11] Install Ir. Wilts-us.
Wanderer, July a—lr. Lawler mys
WWW Dlehlaamwill

W “
law You. Joly aneathsr Ina trash
:oedst “Brighten M first mm
neightbofimile;0alhhlu M
second. Earths third; time. we '
rsce.pnrle. serelreigllthsolanlllolllm
dad list, leangor second, lands flay
third; tines. 193%. Mm, ”our
gightlIot a mile; Lida ll. mam. Nat Goodwh
leonnd. Blackthomthlrd time. 1“
Fourth magnum. mulls and a data-tn;
Beanies. first, Brightxyumwndoardhl
loom” third one, we); mm
handicap. mil-land s om; Misc lest.
Barnum radical. ‘l'ea Bmoksrthird Hills,
352%. Sixth 71“,”. three-quarters o!
smile; Aura first, Young deeseeoad, Cru-
monogammsu.

noun A1 cameo.

Cmcmlnlya—vWeathperlectgtraek

first race, aarters daItls;
llss Flood llrst,Kiog ler we. M
Crusthlnl; time, 150%. Second rmmfla
sad sixteenth: Tenacity first, Blsni'lwtlms

race, mile and a sixteenth; Molly IoCarthy‘s
Last first, Silver Belle second, Aurelia 1’.
third; “MJW- Third raoe.the M
stakes,” mile; Emperorol Norfolk first,
Arbti second, Gallitet third; time, 1:153.
Fourth race, seven lnrlongs; Clan 0. first,
Bhody Pringle 500131], llnrljo third; time,

first, Birthday seem-l, Tudor third; Slum,
it‘ll. Filth raw, thlee—qulrler mile heats;
Shotorcr til-st, Cnrzwgia would, “'oodcralt
third; time, 1215,51’I 1:1-‘333’.

noxnar's lullwAu. (malls.

At New York-New \‘ur'll, ti; Washingtlm,
2. Basehita: New York, 10; Washington, 1.
Errors: New York, 4; Washington, 5 Bat-
teries: We and Ewing,0’l)ay and Beasley
and Murray.

At , Philadelphia~l’h‘llzl-lolphla, 2; Boston,
1. Base hits: 1' ’n : lpllli—l, t; “OHIO", 4.
Errors; Philadclr .l , ':,limlou 3 Batteries:
Casey and Clemente, lek no £3101..er

At Pittabutg—l’lthlmrg .;0 Chicago,1
Base hits: Pittsburg, 4; Chang», 5. Errors:
Pittsburg,2; Chico vo, ’1 Batteries: Calvin
and Miller, Krock and Daly.

At lodlanapollo—(l'welre innings) Indian-
apolis, 3; Detroit, 4. Base hits: Indianapolis,
11;Detrott,& Errors: Indianapoi'l, 5; Do
trait, 1. Batteries: llealyand Duly, Conway
and Bennett.

At Imbville—Imisrlllc, 13; Baltimore. 6.
Base hilt: Wile, ll; Baltimore. 7. R
m: Leukrille, 3; Baltimore,d. mm:
Chamberhiu and Crom, Smith and Trott.

At Hamilton—Hamilton, 1'; Rocbealar, 0.
Hits: Hamilton, 14; Rochester, 4. Errors:
Hamilton. 0; Rochester. 5. Pitchers: Wood
lad Barr.

At Tallow—Toronto, l2; Ballalo, 1. Hits:
Toronto, 13; Bonnie, 5. Errors: Toronto, 1;
Bnflalo, 5. Pitchers; (lb-dander and "art.

At London—London, 6; Syracuse. (l Hits:
Mullen, 8; Syracuse, 3. Errors: London, 3;
Syracuse, 9. PitchI-s: Headed and 111‘.

gins. .

At Albany—Albany, ll; Troy. ’1. Kite:
Albany, 15; Troy, )1. Errors: Albany, 4;
hey, u Pitchers: Foreman and Haddock.

Two nay- Cut to Plan...

Burrs, 11. T., July ill—An awideot oe-
granted at Meaderrille, I. 1'. While more
boys were riding from Centerrilleto leader
rilleonsomo not cars, thecars jumpadths
track, rolling down the mountain side.ln-
stantly killing James Burns, aged 13, and
Joseph Green. aged 14 years. The other boy
seeped injury. Two hrakemen had their
srnubroten. The bodimwere literallycnt
Dopiecal.

Jersey City's Latest Tragedy.

anslrr Cm, July 3,—Agnes Smith,the
young womn who was shot by Patrick
Cofley, died in the City hospital. Her slayer
k still living, and the surgeons think he may
pomihly recover. His wife and two sons
were arraigned yesterday and remanded for
examination.

Pitcher's Trial Beg-I.
Human, July 1—11» trial at Pitcher,
the ahsooodlng Providence hank teller, cesa—
ulsnced today. All the directors or the
Unionbauk, 01 Providence, hare arriredto
W Ill sun 3- w. . ..

TRADE BULLETIN.

New York Money and Produce Marla!
Quotations

Nrw You, July ‘:L-‘lluncy closel n: 1% per
cent, the lowest rate. The highs: nirvana 1
percent. Exchanger-2mm} quiet: [rental rat“
1.87%th nrtlull rot e. 4.5 134.3.» :.., inlay.
and 4.18336; 8.35),} {or ll -.u. .u t. u . “Glen“
closcdstcady; currency lie. l stunt. :4. -, m. ., ”73‘

mums. 11.1., was. ,

Pacific railroad bonds l‘ltnil' i ”it! . . [futon
Mlllgu‘l‘; Unionluul grants, ”4,. .-, onion
sinking Innis. Mil: Lemma in» m.

Thoslllck market wasutrvmely .luu .. . m urn-
ln‘. Attilllrahnalnwwluu .10) . up stand-
stlll. l’rlmopeacd‘lmggular. Ill.“ .ll -.- :2 0.:
therewnsa Itrzncr tone, and mu \ o .n .l in
mosteascstromlitouperoeo» Tic «.r- .2 or
steel! were llackawaaaa. Norma-n l .... It": was
Oregoastocknad [loll-Pacino, an . l I' m A.»
awoken-re lake Show and Canada 5.11 ‘.c n.
Themarkct was dull through-A llt am moon.
and, with line tX.W ot some pm; n e lost-ll
Unionl’acillcmuwlthonl restore. Tum-telling

“Morin; in congress would prevent one our
adoration or the Union Peril-.- lundlng bill,
which wastoclmcupuaderaslmpo shoot the
"new. rhsuoeklleellacd ill-recon, Ian

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MAIN :54: STREET

\VALL I’Ll'll RS,
WHITE BLANKS

800. Double Boll.

Pore Paris Olsen. lie. per lb.
Yellow W, in Oll. do. per lh.
Venetian Red, in Oil, do. per lb.
Atlantic While Lad, $7.“) per cwt.

Becker’s
Paint and Wall Paper Sllll.

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Bill l Albany!

wul makedslly lemme-easy
[caring South 3"“ at 1 50 a. I.

Lease New York. Pier , last liver.
test at Berk-as Street. 2. to
p. I., Beat!“ Street
3. 50 p. I.

Single Tickets .
Excursion Tickets.

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pan of the profit.
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HOSIERY

Children’s black leggln top m
are cheap at 25c. ”pair.
read Hose. in black and colors. extra line,
price 500. Childreo’l‘l Ribbed Lille
40¢. Iadiee’ extra-finalists“
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roll ,
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and Metals.

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This may seem impoelible, but we believe it is just and right that our patrons should share

By so doing it enables all to purchase FINE (1000b AT LOW PRICES.
TURKISH BATH TOWELS, extra size, 48:22am for 2512; this ls considered a. bargain at 50c.
Colored Border, all linen Table Cover, 3 yards long. lor $1. 60; worth $3. 00.

AND CHlLDREN'S—ga

LADIES?

valuestdbo. Lsdies’

yells for 474:. and title.

bottom and silk bind!

lee‘ Goose Yet-ls, lll long slid short
50o. A100. W’ Ballots in
like. 5‘ ,2 llollwlr:d These goods exceed anything ever

lowahdbl

We will mention a few

for 250.; good Value

Shirts and Drawers for 4.90.; worth 7
(extra line

of the goods since the revision

COLORED BORDER, ALL LIN

GENTS .

Gents’ Gauze Shirts, in lon and short
250.; sold elsewhere at 400.

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at 400. Gents Gra

Gents
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CHILDRE N’s.

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