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-;?,\\ ••««^.». I W.«JJ IW »I I ..I4I^ K3t*?3t •F-V~ S3sv COAL mm HAJ>I*N'L\;0-S. :i;'^?t?:^iTf^^^. I'U' united Scraiitnn ('\;il Mined t>v I). L. A W. K. K. Co ( 11 Suiitl Kuivku ill v •» ( 'iVt' linir. Steam ; ( ( oal. Cum ual. K-rland THE LOCAL NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD FOR OUR BUSY READERS, 0<<;uri-i'li<eti of llie l'ii»l tfwk in Canton % Illume ii.a 111 \ It-inlt) t'ar,-fnll) i hroiilrle,! uiul Coining K.\fiitit t*nr«-tol(l. The fair H<-hoolma.'am own« the town. one rents Order* left with meat First National [Jank will have prompt attention. It. II. SACKKIIir.R. Kitllroatl rinif Table. TKAINH I.F.AVE CANTON AM PM P M (toitit; w.-st ... : in ii '•-• t !«• 6 AM I'M I'M 11..Int; EaHt 11 l«> ii l\> II: — M A I I -H «' I .OS F. .1 AM 11 --T A M !\T I* M H'in.-e wrappers, seventy em-h. nt H. S. VVhitmsrsh's. Call on B.H Mantfinf\rfresh randies; he keejis Lowney's relelmited goods. See nnr stylish new at cash prices. H. S. «prITI« millinery. Whitiuarsh. The centime Sar.itn^a (ieyser Water. for\ family ns<\ for sale at the Curtis Honse, Canton. ami Wf»t (ioiiii; Kiu-t. I'i'» A M ; '> 4<i I' M Full S\l.K The residence, stahles and t;r..nticls i-oimected with the N'utwood Stoi k Kami. Kn<|nire on the premise* or of .1 H. Olarlt. MnvKY Ti> LiUS.— Canton Savings and Loan Association. Apply to C. J . Perkins. Secretary. T< • RINT The front rooms over ('. Ii. Mead's drug store. Seynionr lilock. Knqnire of U. K. Clenveland. A competent srirl for W\rk wanteil. Apply Keeler. Main street. general honse- to Mrs. - .1. C. Ten dozen window shades, worth -thirty-five cents, going at twenty-fonr cents each at II. S. Whituiarsh's. If you wonld always he healthy, keep yonr blood pnre with Hood's Sarsapa- i rilla, the One True Blood Purifier. To rent, a desirable honse on Good- rich street with barn ami garilen. En- Unire of Mrs. Foster, (iomlrich street. See the line of $t.Oi> kid glovett, going . at \••> cents a pair, also *1 :i.\i gloves for $1.1111 per pair, at H. S. Whitmarh's. (to to the Hanson horse sale. The line trotting bred stock of the Hanson stables will be sold at public anction, at Morley, Thursday. ! Don't miss it. The Canadian .Tnbilee ! Singers, at Miner Hall, on Wednesday jraml Thursday evenings of tbia week. I Admission 25 cents. •joo H<Hsi;s III the tow n of ( 'mitoli will Hive tcstl- iii.inv a-* t\ iinulity MTHI rlnruliilif y ^of John \V. Masury &• Sons' Kail road Leaii colors, which cost yon when mixed One hollar per Gallon, and covers 4\ si inure two coats a saving of .\inc. per gallon. Don. M. Spencer, sole agent. Canton, N Y. TII RENT—Part of a honse. contain- ing five rooms, on State street. Canton, formerly the residence of John Kelley. Apply to James Kellev. DeKalb Junction r, it .(Jo to E. E. Smith's for Sash. Doors, Blinds. Window Frames, Mouldings, Brackets, Cisterns. Stair Kails, N'owells, Balusters, &c. We have the best ilollar door in town. All kinds of machine work done to order. Shop on the Island. \Bill FOUR\ to ST.\ LOUIS. \* \NoTnnnpl Itoute.\ The National Republican Convention will be held in St. Lonis June US, 1*WI. There will titfc*#iiany t firm saw V people there on that occasion. The \BigFonr\ j T Y e sale will be managed by J. offer to the public the moat comfortable j (_'i ar t. • and luxurious line to St. Lonis, with elegant Through Wagner Sleeping Car service and unexcelled Dining Car ser- vice from New York, Boston, Albany, Syracuse. Buffalo, Cleveland, and all Eastern cities. Trains leave Grand Cen- tral Station, New York; B. & A. R. R. Station, Boston: and arrive St. Lonis over the new Merchants' Bridge, avoid- ing the disagreeable tunnel. E. 0. McCORMICK, D. B. MARTIN, Pas*. Trallii-MKT . I Jeu'l Pass. & Tkt A^-nt. t'lM INNATI. 0 . Shall we have Fourth of July? That's the qnestion which will lie decided at a meeting of the executive committee of the breeder's association, nest Monday. Look at the stylish line of shirt waiflts, forty-eight cents and upwards, at Whituiarsh's cash store. A special meeting of the Ladies' Cir- cle of the L T niversalist church will be held at the residence of Mrs. A. Dies, on Park street. Wednesday evening\at half-past seven. The horsemen will be here Thursday. On that day Auctioneer John C. Keefe, of Moravia, will sell the finely bred stock of the Harrison stables, at Morley. NEWS OF THE WEEK. \V**»lnes<lay. May (J. The fiftieth anniversary of Dr. William Henry Greun, president of Princeton Then- j logical seminary, was celebrated at Prince- ton, N. J. Tho Italian minister of thr> treasury says that the country's finanoial oondltion | Is satlgfuc-tory. Tho deficit of l.imu.OUO lire will be made up by Increased revenue. liishop 1'ottor, at tho dinner of tho Church Association fur the Advancement of the Interests of Labor, In New York, praised tnnlos unions and the l.ilmr lend- ers of tho d.iy. The mutilated body of Teresa Carnny, a former Inmate of the Doyors street mis- sion, was found on the traok of tho Long Island railroad near Kvorgreena cemetery, Brooklyn, where it had been run over by a train. A dispatch from Bulawayo says that j Earl Grey, administrator of the British • South Afrioa oompany. in reviewing the | garrison at that place expressed the opin- ( ion that ^the Matabele revolt has been* broken and that Bulawayo Is safe. . - Thnrsday, May 7. Four vessels went ashore in a gale on the Massachusetts ooast. Several New Jersey militiamen are said to have engaged to go to Cuba and fight in the insurgents' oause. Grace ohuroh congregation, Jersey City, Isrrent asunder over a ohuroh entertain- ment in wbioh girls in tights took part. The Boston athletes who took part in the Olympic games arrived in New York on tho steamship I,ahn and wero heartily welcomed. It is reported from Brussels that Aubrey Beardsloy, the Knglish artist, is suffering from a lung oomplaint whloh is likely to terminate fatally. Robert Fullerton's son made a scene at George Gould's offloe, in New York, be- cause a letter of Jay Gould, written In 1H5-1 and offered for sale to Goorgo Gould, was taken from Fullertan without pay- ment being made. Friday, May 8. Vice Admiral Sir Robert O'Brien Fits* Roy, K. C. B., died In London. It was semiofficially denied that Italy will permanently abandon the town of Adigrat, Abyssinia. H. H. Holmes, the storyjot whose crimes has been told and retold, was hanged In Philadelphia, and with his lost breath de- nied that he ever murdered anybody. Mr. Chamberlain, oolonlal seoretnry, de- clared Jn tbe house of commons that no communication had passed between him Friday was Fred Ray's birthday. On that day he was twenty years old. He was surprised, also, for about two dozen of his yonng friends drove Qnt to his home on the Russell road, and made merry there through tho afternoon and evening. Vour wheelmen will go to Potsdam on the :ioth. On that date the Racqnette Valley Wheelmen will hold a Decora- tion day race meeting, in connection with which there will be a ball game. The affair will be under the sanction of the L. A. W. The Colored Canadian Jubilee Singers, withynieir Imperial orchestra, will ap- pear in Miner Hall on the evenings of May i:!th and 11th, under the auspices of the Baptist L. A. S. Ice cream will be sold after the entertainment. Tick- ets on sale at R. B. Dezell's < The mnsical given by tbe ladies of Grace church at jihf residence of Mrs. C'leland An-tin. on Kim street, last Thursday evening, was a very pleasant affair. The programme contained many choice selections and the music, both vocal and instrumental, was exception- ally fine. There was a large attendance and the entertainment was a snecess in every way. Auction Sale of Horses. Absolute closing oSt sale of all the horses, colts and fillies connected wj,th the Harison Stock Farm. Mofley, N. Y., I at the farm, on Thursday, May 14th, at I one o'clock, p. m. The sale will be un- I der the management of JoBo II. Clark, |,by John C. Keefe, of Moravia. N. Y ,. auctioneer. Every animal will be sold. For catalogues address J. H. Clark, Canton, N. Y. ^/ Gone to Join Husband and Hrother. ^Con'snmptioU finds many victims. On Thursday \last Mrs. Katie Kane, after a long illness from tuberculosis, passed away from this life. Her funeral, which was held Saturday, was very largely attended. Very Rev. James O'Driseoll officiated and the interment was at the new Catholic cemetery. What makes the death of Mrs. Kane pe- culiarly sad is the fact that it is only two or three years ago /hat her husband died of the same disease, while it carried off one of her brothers, James Cun- ningham, only two months ago. She\ leaves an aged father and three brothers. >j ClarkHon Srliool of Tet-hnolofry. ^The t'larkson \Tech.\ nears comple- tion. The first circular of information concerning this institution—the Thomas S. Clarks.in Memorial School of Tech- nology, of Potsdam—has been issued. In it the hi-t.>ry and purpose of the school is outlined: its location and bnilding and ei|nipinent described; its organization, lectures, degrees, diplomas and certificates specified and its courses of instruction laid down. The courses of stndy are sis in number, and are, 1. mechanical drawing and machine de- sign, 1. electrical engineering, 8. domes- tic science and art, 4. machine work and CUUi-iiii,. SoJ,«,urtilaa ; \\Away ' from Cfcntoii ami Vjaltora to Our VUUge. : *\\ -\ ' >^Mr8.;BeirLynde left; last Saturday ,.for-Prdvidenc'e,-Ft. I. \ v ; ' .,i-\ -\ '*'\• =— Mrs : , John_Gilbert is spending a:fe\wf weeks withTelativea;in IJtiba^\ ,- .,.- \ t - - '-=• Will» (iale and* E.\ li.-.Heaton. spent a few days last; week at Jhe Stillwater:. '.—Mrs. W. E.Woodruffand her daugh- ter Lucy; are- visiting; friends at, Nlpr- '-wbodT ' \ '. '.; • ' :'-„ ;-'.;\ •'•;•'. ,;..;* —Miss Tillie; Jackson, of Potsdam, spent several days here4ast week.visit- ing friends. ,~ : ~.'•.\.•**.-~.' j — Norman? F. Van Vfankeni; pf\We8lt i Troy, is acting as bookkeeper.for th» | Canton. Lumber\company. —Miss May Burnett, oaineoVer frohif j DeKalb last Thursday for a short Visit\ with,her Canton friends. .•'• \' * \ • —MTB. Anna Ei Towii has, returned I home, after spending five months witk friends at Russell apd Spnth KtisseH. —Mr. and. Mrs. fv'iriiam .GarlickV of Potsdam, spent Sunday herei with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. B, Uarlick. I —Miss Lelia Stockwell, df,Sorith Rns- i sell, gathered a bouquet of yellow vio- lets in the woods near that' hainleK, on April 20tb. which was remarkably early for this season and section. —Chaa. B. Bostwick, who has been iin the metropolis for tbe past month, re-, turned to Canton last Saturday, accom- panied by his danghter, Mies Bostwick, who will spend the summer here. }/— Hon. Henry M. Lewis, a. prominent lawyer of Madison, Wis., is in town, the gneet of District Attorney Hale,.and the two are spending the present week, at the preserves of the Stillwater club, to Clare. —Misses Winnie Lasell, Jessie Busb, Clifford Townsend. Gertrude Huntress and Hallie' Kimball, who axe attending the Potsdam Normal 8ch.ool,oame tioifie last Thnrsday night arid spent their brieff vacation at their homes In Canton. Ex-C3overnor Roawell P. Flower iis visit to his daughter in this edty. He is as jolly as ever and oner 1 of the busiest and happiest democrats in the land. The presidential lightning, may strike his way. WhoJjnows? His legion of friends in Watertown are always pleased to see him.—Watertown Gazette. —Hon. Henry Purcell, .who won thi? important Rhodes talc case here In oar court last week, is a leading democrat of the Garland city, as will be seen by the following personal item^from last Saturday's Daily G-azette: \Judge Henry Purcell is a stalwart of the stalwarts in- the democratic ranks of this connty anfl is sure the party will win in the com- ing campaign. He is a bright lawyer ,nd knows politics like a book.\ Poster.L.. Backus, Esq., of Brook- who came up here to bis\ old Sonne a week or two ago to visit his mother and his brother, ex-Sheriff E. P. Back- us, after the close of the grand council of the Royal Arcanum, at Watertown, to which he was a delegate, was npon his return to Brooklyn acoused by some person with \junketing about the country on private \Business and pleas- ure, clogging the wheels of justice In Kings county and causing things to go awry generally. In the New-York Journal Mr. Backus, who is district attorney of Kings county, answers his critics, saying, in part: \It is not ferae that I have been junketing about the country; it is not true that I have been lobbying at Albany, and it is not true that the business of my office has\ In any way interfered with the business of the courts in Kings county. Because of the press of official business, I was obliged to absent myself from the con- vention. I did go tQ^Canton, but it was to see my mother, andhl spent just one night iu the family homestead. That, THE S^ONi. m&i «ip.f *TEACHBfl8'J : r -IH8T»TU,t ; !E.'OPEH8:.H.EBEr*^:.'-, brie oh a andl Two Hnndred •nil Ten 8ch<M»lm»*«W» a»ft MiMter* Auen|blc<l >t Our OpoMHraM, to Itecelve InKtrnctlon» in the Art. of . Teaching from Conductor A^\ 0» Mp? '-* ftwhl»n;'iui,di'-'.Prof. 'CL-A.-BkuT*!*,'\ »;; ; * Commissioner C. .8; Bl«ak'« jwrauiil ~<teiibhertf ansHtnte is'betog\ b*Wh.hej» thir week, arid Canton bpjwto the . iembled brain* *^ taiojy: .Qt,$ d«r«B •towns\\-'* - — '•^* - *\'•'' *-i -~ •- - The school ma'ams and school masters began to arrive early -Monday- morning, by train^ stage, bnjg&T ana:bike*:apd by \night the: entire tw.o hnridred «nd; ten active partioijpiantt in tfje \worfcof \nmh eating meptai ^rkswansbto .i^ete ,«Jl here and dnly r^gjstere^, Thet female contingent nerhaps. numbers mghty per -cent of the atteridatioes - Most of them are decidedly pretty''' -* 7*5 nosy O^IIKKED .i(jmaMOWii ; who plainly practice; the mjpmd ^tilea which -they inculcate\ in their -aehodtt. . A few aihtiBe. tnemselVes'dxawtng cari- catures of striking.'figure* ia the as- semblage, while the work of ^fhe con- ductor Is directed over, theit b«ada, but by far the greater ntunberjare earrieat careful listeners, who pay attentioti r to every detail. :It nSigbt tje, weTJ tip \xe- mark rigbt here, however, that thelafe- ter class belong largelyto tbe rnore ma- ture portion of the class, whpae spirits are not so ardent.as in.\youth's rosy morn.\ Of these two hundred peda-^ .goKties a couple of dozen of the elderlys instructors,, who, draw,., snng^ salaries. are domioiled at the Haven House and, the Anterican,»while the rest -are com- fortably quartered here, arid there about town. Theyonnematiof,Canton,.sirieet the coming \ot the fair school ma'am, has ransacltea his wardrobe for his most elegant costumes, and -'---.-,- - -\' THE TOWS IffON DRESS PAIMJUBi The school ma'ams haven't got the insti- tute and town all t o them8elves,\hpwi- ever, for thearrepressibliiscliool book agent is here; Hia tables^overed.,with handsomely bound volumes;* fill^ the- lobby at) the back of the 'institute rpoin* Among these agents is Johfl L. Sweerieyj- P. H, B,k former etate inspector of teach- ers' training classes if or,the,Btate/)f;NjBVf. York, now ably representing 1 ,tbe \Wier- ner Publishing Companyj of Neyr-Tork, and-the Educational -gmtfe Gompariy t of Rochester;: B, I \Wbod feprcienting ; the Educational Publishirig Cdmpauy* of Albion; \W. H, Johnson, 6&tM Mil- ton Bradley Book Company, of Springy field, Mass.; F, C. Curvirr, agen^for the School Bulletin PublicatdQris,r!OX Syractise, and last bufcbyTno means-least, onr own Prof. John Cbeetham, tbe able representative ojE the Amerio&A, ]3ook Company. Down at the front of the \hall next to the stage, are desks.where Secretary A. H. Wiggins: an$-T)epart- ment Eeporter J. W. Butherfortt drive the good gray goose axull, -#hile Princi- pal Ar E» Chase, cnairrnari of the re- ception committee, is here, there and and wants of the gathering; , s All the forenoon Secretary Wiggins was bnsy at his table in the front of tbe_ hall, registering the,,, arriving-peda-- gogues, »and by noon the names of the following TWO HUNMtED TEA.OHEBS were duly recorded, along With their ages and various other items of their bi- ography. Their names, arranged by towns, are given below: Canton.-A. E. OIUIBO, Clara Flanagan, Maud Joyce, Bosslo E. Boulston, Anna Mahoney, Bridget Mahonoy, Ella Leonard, Fontabell ftpanlfHnpr. Julia A. Dnffy. Grace O'Brian, Josle M Stevona, Joanna o'Connell. May tie E.WU- son, Jannie H. Craig, Mrs. Harriett Tapper, Mary Joy, Mary E. Cornwell, AUro Crystal. Idu \Bailey Mary Paro. Kittle E. Fitzgerald. I,nc>y C\ Moi-ray. E. B. Barrows. Susan W. and Rhodes sinoe the latter had left Eng- HinithinK . ,-,_ W00(1 wor lrtog and pattern land. The seventh biennial oonventlon of tho Anolent Order eff Hibernians closed in Auburn, liesolutions supporting the cause of the Cuban lnsurgonts and asking gov- ernment aid for priaonors In Knglish pris- ons oharged with political offenses were adopted. Saturday, May f>. Spaniards report another victory over Maoeo In Pinar del Rio. An expedition, possibly the one carried by the Bermuda, safely landed in Cuba. The superintendent of tho Jamaica (N. Y. ) schools was arrested on a charge oi excluding colored children. Mrs. James J. Hearne was beaten Into unconsciousness, bound rtnd gagged In her home In Jersey City by a robber. Fanny MoGee was arrested at 4iw West Twenty sixth stroet. New York, charged with abduoting a boy from Negounee, Mich. A dynamite oartridge exploded in the rear of a saloon In Stapleton, N. Y., where 15 persons sat without causing se- rious injury. Buildings were shaken and many persons sbooked. Julia Uross, a^iomestio in New York, was severely burned, her apron taking fire from a gas stove. She ran out into the 8trt>et, who* John O'Brien saved her life by tearing off her clothes. Frank Andrews and a man who gave his name as .lnhn Doe, but who, the po- lice say, is Le Roy Andrews, assistant manager of the Association Kor the Pre- vention of Fraudulent Auctions, were ar rested In New York on the charge of con- spiracy. tiomlay, At ay 11. Three Uvea wore lost and nearly •»500.- Ouu worth of property destroyed in a Are In Ashland. Wis. •The d<iatb Is announced In London ot Mrs. Whistler, wife of .1. X. MoN. Whls- tier, the well known artist. Emperor William celebrated the twen- ty fifth anniversary of Wie treaty of Frank- : fort by paying a high tribute to Bismarck. | Two women are contesting for the right to be called tbe widow of Luis Kdward ' Aoosta, a Spaniard, who died In N.<w York last wwk. Thpfltoamer I-aurada suoe««ded In stari- , lug from New York for Cnba with s large amount of munitions of war aboard for the Insurgents. .1 nines K. Bennett, school master of Sound Ueacb, Conn., attaoked by an am: 6 highwayman, saved his life hy aoorchlng on his bloyclo. | Missionaries and trader* on the Solomon j and other islands In the Pacific oonan were* niassaored by native cannibals and the mission stations saoked by the savap.w. Colonel Frank K. Haln, vloe pre-id< nt iind general manager of the Manhattan Klevated railway of New York, who lad been at the sanitarium at Clifton .-prligs for medical treatment for the last two months, was run over and instantly kill- . ed at that place by a freight train on the j New York Central railroad. It Is believed that he placed himself in front of train with •uioldal intent making (\>. normal manual -training. The requirements for admissionto the varions courses are laid down and the work of the school described in detail in the catalogue. , ,- . . | Childs, Mra. AdaAlduaa.I^mraJ&Goodnotigh, I suppose, has led some or my enemies Ada E. Duna, Bessie Jackson. Elite Dalton. El- to declare that I was indulging in pleas- *l« M. aldous, «enovievo tA^b^Carrie D.Tay- ure to the detriment of my office/ Mr. lor - ^^ M - Ntckersim, Mary\^ Backus is a shining light in the Royal Arcanum, which is one of the younger and smaller of the secret societies. —Joshua Webster, the fine looking and intelligent Oneida Indian who made many friends and acquaintances here while acting as interpreter at tlie November term of the supreme court, in the case of the people vs. Moses Vil nave, was* assaulted in a nrarderoias manner at his home at the St. Regis reservation recently, his life being savffid by the bravery of an Indian, woman named Sarah Yandrow, who\~tommia- hawked one of his assailants with an ax. It seems that Sarah Yandrow occupied a8mall place which two Indians, Abram and John Jacobs, claimed, and one morning recently the two brothers went to the house with an ax and crowbar to throw the woman out and take possession. Webster, who is a brother- in-law of the Yandrow woman, was in- side and'forbade the\m to enter, but they forced open the door and rushed in and attacked the inmates, one aiming a blow at Webster with an «x. Webster, who is a man of splendid physique aiad great courage, wrested the ax from his assailant, but was meanwhile attacked by the other brother, and all three went tumbling from the door into the yard. Here Abram Jacobsstruck Webster with a piece of \iron cutting his head severely* and stunning him, while John picked up a stone to finish him. Just then the Yandrow woman appeared on the scene anrj seeing her brotner-in-law/s deadly peril, picked up the ax and struck John Jacobs a blow on the head that laid the ~«kull open. Jhie man will probably re- cover, and no action will probably be. taken against tbe woman. lor. Zona M. Ntckerson, Mary Mooney, John Mahonoy, L. Luthera <itfl, Grace F. Finnigan, Carrie M. Joyce. _ Colton.-Mamie L. Baker, Laura Bancroft, Ida 8. Lyman, Maud ITuTlips, Alice O'MaHoy, Mary Hayes, Grace Fuller, Nollio Leary. Chases \MOls.-Margaret E. Ruddy, Clara F. Buddy, John E. Harrtman. DeKalb Junction.—Emma Tynor, Winnie M. Frodcnbure, W. E. Kolley, Addle F. Smith, Boy M. Pickard, Margaret M. Dunphy, Hattlo Sawders, AnnoDollwegtcott. boGrasse.—Roy Bastard, Rose Potter. Edwards.—Grace Day, Rolla Harmon, Carrie McHelland, Iva Loopo, Carrie L. Brown, Albert M. Rhaw. „ .. „ » „ , Flaekvillo.—Milton G. Hall, Etta J. Oraig, Maggie Mackey. Mary Adair. Fullervllle. - Allie L. Corey Fine.—Henry J. Corbett. 'j Gouvernour.—Mary E. Cassidy. _ , : Hermon.—Gertio 6. Mcintosh, Etta G. fidk- ard, Carolyn D. Foster, Anna L. .Alexander, Etta-C. Allen, Bernard Reynolds, John O. Hal- stead, Lewis H. Mott, Maggie Kolley, May L. Parker, Mrs. N..L. Eeod. Etta Bobortson, Dora E. Secor, Edwin 8. Maxim, WinfleldL-Powoll, Forrest S. Chilton, Mmnlojaale, Inez-Farmer, Hattle Stone. •* Hammond.—Juliv A. Fenton. Harrlsvllle.—Mabol L. Waggoner. Lisbon Centre.—Anna L. Smith, Gertrude B. Cowls, Mary Aubrey, HattieM.MbBatU, Esther Smith, Eva M. J3ardon, Annie E. Robinson, Mary E. Orutkshank, Hattle E. Sheldon. Louisville. -Fre£ Flanagan. Morley\ E. Wilson, Hannah A. Hayes. Hada Lawrence, Gertrude Lockwood, Annie Woathovaoon. Edward v W. Coons. _ _ . - Madrid.—Nora J. Fisher. Emma E. Elliott, Mary B. Short, Lillian Hadlby, EUott W. Hita- • son, MlnnleE. Phillips. ' m ,*' ' • - Massena.—Etta Tyo.PUflip B. ^Flah^rty. - Morristown.-Frank H. Wollaee.. , , • „, , NorfoUi.—Mollio E. King, \Susie IT. Bld^eU, jke WiiiKlered from Her Home. College street isn't hannted. The rumor that a tfhost was seen there Wed- nesday nitfht started from a little epi- sode which the Canton correspondent of a Syracn-e paper chronicles as follows: •'As some college boys were coming oat'of the Beta honse on College street, about l\i.:>i' o'clock on Wednesday night. they saw on the opposite side of the street a woman crawling on the ground muttering to herself. They immedi- ately went to the rescue. They had a hard time to get her up, but finally they persuaded her to go with them. They took her into the nearest house, which was P. W. Hcrihner's. and found out that she was Captain Rutherford's wife, who lived in the nest house above. She was a little demented, and after the old couple had retired she got up and stole ont quietly and lost her way. The Captain was sleeping soundly, and did not know but that she was still beside him. He was mnch surprised _when tbey carried her into the room.\ Best spool cotton, four cents, at Whit- marsh's. Canton Itoarrl of Trade. Our telegram quotes fancy cheese 8j ami «}«., market steady; cable 4T>s.: re- ceipts u.nno boxes, exports 11.000; cream- ery butter lflc, Welch y tttb8 14 \ and 15c, market steady; receipts40,000 tuba, exports 100. Butter and coeese just hold their own from last week in price, but the condi- tion of the market is uot as good, on ac- count of considerable large receipts. ()ne year ago to-day cheese sold on this board at 6c. and butter at 1<H and He. ; ' Two factories have registered 40boxes of cheese anfl 24 creameries 1.203 tubs of butter. \ ] Saturday was one of the dnlllest days ever seen on this board Of trade. At8 p. m. the board was called to order by Vice-President Pnrves and . the butter pnt up at auction, .and 15i<j.-was-bid and refused. The salesmen:then worked; for eight hours to raise the bid.but. could not. and at last/many of thern. could not get even the firgtaibonnt bid; Three factories with ilOO-tnbs sold\ at l.i^c. and the- rest-were sent oh commis- sion. . It is believed that the comriiis- sioned goods.may'do the best this week. The cheese were sold at, N cents'. \; Mv-B. .WAIT; Heoretary Canton. May '9»hj. IH»»: ,v „, : % .- \^Vlj'en Nature,. .\\,'. needs assi stance it ;tnay be 'best to render* it promptlv, but one should remember to nse ieyeri the most perfect remedies only when needed. The best arid most simple •and'-gentlo'-.remedy is tne Syrrip of Figs, th* ,\ inannfac.tnfekT by, the California\'-Fig\ I Syrup Company. ; . :; ; \. -,... Llko nil the Best or Us. egardling the latelj. Harvey Wiitts- low, the deaf-ijnnte wlho was recently killed on the railroad track: near Pots- dam, and who ;was well known in this section, the Oadensburg Journal tells the following: characteristic story: Mr. J. H. Wlnalow, the deaf mote, was engaged in the printers' trade way back when H. K. James and Louis Has- brouck ran the Boys* Journal a t Ogdens- bnrg. Thatwtts the foundation of the present Journal, and Mr. Winslow was thepressman. Winslow, at the time mentioned, was a very bright and active man, but as unreliable a,s a child\ and certain to be \carried offr-hif feet\ by anything ran- usnal or exciting. The late \Nat\ Lytie, who was foreman in the Journal office then, used to tell that when a cir- cus came to town one day Winslow was much excited, and just before the street parade wrote on a piece of paper, \I n*. -t go to the circus.\ Lytle havilng in uliud the necessity for getting to press promptly with his paper, wrote in response, \Printers can't go in daytime. They go at night.\ Winslow replied, \I am better to go in the daytime,' and go he did, and was not seen until the next morning. Notice of Dissolution of Enrf ^whlp. Notice is hereby given that\thejpart- nership heretofore existing between George S. Conkeyand Oa'ri W. Gullley, druggists, doing business under the firm name of ConkSy &-Gtrilley; at 60 Main street, in tbe village of Canton, N. Y.,- is this day dissolved by mutual consent. George S. Conkey is authorized to sign in liquidation of all debts due: the late* firm, and all obligations of said firm will be paid by him. Tbe business of the old firm, will be carried on, a t the same place by GeorgeK Conkey. Dated the 1st day of May, .1896. GEORGE 8; CONKEY. : , OABXi W, CHJLLjSY. - ,;. Ulnsolutlon or Copartiiernhip. CANT6ti. N. YvMay 5./189B. The ropnrtnerBhJp existing 'between Drs. Bassett & WHlson will terminate: May lOtbvtaflfl; bymntoal consent, AH personaowing the above firm will confer a favor by arranging their accounts dm or before^ said date. The books- will,be left with Dr; Bassett at thetf present offlibc. Br. WiHsftn will. operi; his inew office on Park street, next Ameriican House. ' .',*', * ••'•.• \.....-\ ,/•-».; Thankirigyon for past favors, wereir main, *,* \ Respectfully yorirsJ. : \ BASSBTFP AWTLESOKi • hison, Minnie E. Phillips, Massena.—EttaTyo, PUDip Morristown.—Frank H. Wanace. NorfoUc.—Mollio E. King, ~Sn8fe» M. BIcWJBU,. Rloliard Mahau, Nollio JC Fullofton, Qharles; W. Judson, Chai-les A. Murphy. : , :-/•: Norwood.—Minnid A. Eronotto. ' ,-.-.-;. .-- North Russell—Alice L. Coon, Kate J$j CaSr Jomison, Bortha E. sidy. OgdenshurK.—Myrt- . Wood. GortrudoMcRoborts, Thomas D*. Br05Vri, ron E. Jennie F. Ohm. Pierronont.-Mamie O'Brien, Jonnio CBriOh; Walter E. Androws, Leon E. Tucker, Ansdh\P; Rudons, Lnnlo Crandall. Helen A. Lohdoll, Myvtal Mi Howard, Molroso Cochran, Mamie H. (Jaffnoy, Mabel M. O'Brien. Potsdam—Ernest F. Porrln, Clara M. Stimota, Emma D, Thompson, Mary Joy, Theresa Crys- Pyrit08.-Mnry A. Flynn, Nollio G. Flynii, LbnaH. Mnhoney. Pltcalrn.—Virinlo A. Bancroft. Rensselaer FaUs.—Jennie 15. Reeu, J. Cniuzee, Lney Glim. Luella Scripture, Alice J. Piko. Alice C. Kitts. Winna Carver, Abram H. Wiggins. Raymondvillo.—M. Elizabeth Douglas, Emma M- Bonnott. BuBsell-Luln Lasell, Eoglnnia Millar, Ed- ward 8. OiuT. „ „ „, Stockholm.—Mary E. Crane. Etta E. Kings' ley, Sc'on E. Ortrao, Jessie Dond. - _ •\ 800*1* Colton.—Mary Ourney, Nora G. Gur- noy, Fred Cloto, Lizzie Close, EttaJTvHorton, o^hiekirlth^XMI^^JBRAI*:n. rli.kr i.«» w* Ovr**^ *# weeloa* oturnspoct of th^ ,tb»e •o^locirto'SEp^Q preM t McLachian is oondootiiirthe ola»«-Proja Known to Belated. Unknown in Geo*. rkphj.,\-•'•\• f •<'••' j,'-,- .'':'•.•.v •, -^A full Report; of,the- proceedings of th* wniaJning:a»y« t>t th* InatiWte wttl •y. i v;. ; . rt ..:-rr^:. ^••••:^-., - VbwTy without »H«a»\b«l»t;H»r»»d. > ; -,, Mixfolee^ttt hnsm^~%'- \'•'- - ';'/\- Th« eicape ot w.^er.^<Mh0ori from being OT»h*4. to '<Jti* \#wXb tbf m* itig tosreir qf/Jil«; TJnivemlUjfe, church herei ml JWj&iH*&i& foyenoon,-, wajf; •noau3o|yhortof'ixiir«<snJo5B«.'. : -t.'-U. ./ : -On ^jSe -any* to r -^n*Btion.^CQntractw or, T. ^rJmil^'K'Aw^V. VQtxitm •aged in tearing down thebrick Walls ortib»»n#*B> Uni*«t»ali»fr r&W- in* .hotwe,lm Jtom utreefe iri'thia y vil»: lage, preparatory to jtlie HereoKoiuof-a; new churcb. TSey; had. Alresjdy: under* mined iaoj toppled, ©teit 4ihe $i$e ' and xejifc ifAllijintjt)?e tefujaiTrmMO^ry of thltwrife gable,'fl1tli:,the-^tower rising fioni ;the cerjtre, to & Heigbt of thirty- five feet, refused tabe bnugafkbylevex, tackle or^^aynamite.',.,-V - ,., : \ —^ V Sotne:,-djr, the inenb^scarnej Jmpatienir,\ and begin to m WW 'the- brfokwbkk of the tower wftlls, Among thesia, Work- men were Mi C; Cahoori, son; of John Qahoon, jjf. Jernsalem-Cornersj-jMiaV James ^MSlIer/ of Morley^ \V^Ue^aome of the workmen ^lied:the»pick on.ihe- ontside oi *he foriridatibn-' wfllUT- |hey wentirisidetheii6wer r in^whatTiaab«ri the lobby of the chjmroh, and witb'piefe. aieabegartto digraway the \brick work; of the east- wall., - Above them./jri the, -tower I were.;*.two solid,: well .braced Mm- and th'e outside,• wlls towered uRjHirty-fiye-Mfc' Stidaenly: there wi&aWeinblinjg of.theftoorste- rieatlit-tbe ; two:men; andT at»asn ^above. sn& tbe whole eteb wall, tbe north* Walt and;the ; e&tem\baff ;0f«tbe Bortthiwall- came* 'crasning .down' into*'the\corner-ijaTcKforcibly. fpjrriieaby tterr;eiriaining--Swift,-flf\ the tower, witk a crash thatniade buildings all srorinffjjxemWe^-The workmen on, the oritside Jtadjseeni^lie-walls,'.begin- to crumble arid give way;Vandhaajaed t o a nafriistance, Wbe>tbe«loua:of,'dust: , olearedai?ayJtheyjsaW^iller- , lyitf^ on the j^OUridrieari where theohurch ^steps had^been, atJbO'Very:.-edg^pfr> the mass, oCTnasoniy of thefallen tovver^enjirely- nnharriied.r^/S'bettTioheaftft'he orasb of the falling walls,he had inade a leap foi- life,- out tbrongli the reeling doorway, and badHeaped juafefar, enough- Then iida5y.Be4T»po^b,|ine»tli^ tfteW fer- low worlnna,n, .Cahoori, was,bnried under tbe^greafeTjaouritairi ftf brick and- timbers,' and- strojajS'Tneji grew \pale and ^fcooa treiriblirig: and.irresolute.. Just the& a yoice. wasbeardbeneath th&rnasa of masonry, calling^ fjor: help, aria re- gardless or the danger, of the remaining 1 m »a»h for UlMrty, ^agfer«l' ; la.'»fl(. ..piwMnral'W^iyWr.- ,..\ h%— - ,'; <•' >•'• . , '... :rftbkX' t ttmjboy, -»|1io went io wit-BTid j;rit triwnpbed. aad he w<*e up,:iike;%ro»rto flnja Win»elf famqua. : In announdmr hi* a«N»^njriB 'ioje.': &# home it wOnld b» > b*aia,\#iBotb4r& snrgent campjs If \ .filled the first part ofpoox prophec; every where, looking after all thfe needs wall falling, Contractor Whalen and \\- ^--'— - aismen acrarnbled over the pile of brick work and began to dig away bricks and timberB for dear life, ©own under six feefciif brick and -timbers', on the flqor in the corner of the tower,: they found Oalioon. The timbers \were pried loose from about him arid his\ cornpanions dragged\ him. out, expecting to find a crushed and crippled man. When he Btood up and cfimbed unaided down tbe pile of brick which haacome so near to being his grave, safely to the ground, none the worse except for a few scratches and some plaster dust in one eye, a cheer that came from away down near the heart went up from, the crowd that had gathered, and many of them had to Wipe away the dust that-had got in their eyeB with their handkerchiefs. It seems that the timbers forming the roof of the vestibule were close together, and i u falling the ends resting upon tbe eastern wall slipped dowri the wall, and when the other ends struck the. flooring the eastern ends remained alittle above it. As h e saw tbe mass falling upon him, Cahoon bad instinctively crouched, and to such extent as-to bring him be- neath the timbers. The mass of- brick which had fallen an'instant later had ,not forced the timbers downward in the least, and tbe beams were so close to- gether that the bricke had remained on top of them, leaving the apace under- neath the timbers free and clear and safe, the only place in the lobby in that condition. f- *,&, FOUL-.NE8T BROKEN UP. Louise Perkins. .. , „„ South RusBolL-Mildred Wilcox O'Shea. Talovllle.J-Sarah A. Freeman. Kathleen W. Rather- To K«*l Kutitte Owner*. The assessors od the town request to to be notified of all transf era in titHe of real estate, otherwiae \it will be assessed under same name a* laat year,; where they .have no personal knowledge of change: To save mistakes drop one of; a card before last of June; as no changes in name caa^she made alter that date. 1 Cariton, May Sth, 1fe»6. ' .i. :'.'- - J.ftBOWXAND , . .\\'•' ,. .-:'•-•'••.-'-' \H. ' ''..-. . '.,F.,-D«KDl>Y;.\: ,'*,Tt .,:--•,.. .,'••,.\•';.. lewapa\ e; ids ; Ms . .Tratt ihe tication hefai led . srifflcientl rea ion ei'Hho^lrJriltey- »lines-j lie wmfe thewttsliCiion^fWi .**&,-;wr- forir-'l f iMMle • ier< ^ave lwftihalf of ourprc jto.otery'oiit Jwri fiiat it '^wasri'tpoi tog^to.'gWri Mao. v ,, ,_. . .... tbrorigb: * setfj&r.'of jtatenfcxwwit Mf ao* oountofwhichtiiakes fmightyinterej! in' readir*'\' in; -£b>; qoI#nn» of Moridl y's Wat«tovTOStand^ard2'and of. which |we print copiorui extract* ibelow. \ .sicjrriiausnf'Or\ . . J%H tnfi nf, frotot Of Di»ell'S: T , uopn that he.had bee: 'IflS-'O, as iAlletiiea im >k store Monday cjkpliurod.by' Sbfr gpaniaijitprodnced[4aensation ori ;he streafc»nd: the, bnlleHja' DoarcT ^va«' •»»»*. i remap by ^roriplspot: people' n4i all |he>fternOon;^'The^ Wtterfe Stana^s>a<soia.« likelhot cakes thatiei if' his adventures A arid. ^nBuriieri^ iscussed ill 1 Sver 4 MS'lefter^ wI|Ich- : bi&*e;follo.#j iy-,'i:,t > -via tPap m not outsi- itig, and the : TBt6ry]- ,:l ' betweea. tbe.rSpap Kites; Wfjfc'<r^ia *&a town; ^TS^traets'rail is to long to reproflpl 'HA-vaosA; CDBA, il 3Pla,-,,^»iy^,~!l?hita ,. . :r ... .... , .,_, . ... Havana.to-dayisriotfrny,: fault.vj-Sainr- day morning X~ wegf t»way of my'* wn free will>\ arid Surlaay ,1 ,was Twougat Le|,#0pxplain., To the west of Bavaria, f ex ^Qrty..miles to the neck of tbe island,, ^«ylet^ Strorig j ine the conntryae orie itik1> iarsenal. ,-.\-•- Ej ery liigli\wa*y and^by waiy nsfiUed with; tro bs \ \ ' \ giyerit** ainau I'fr^m.the-capt .te ftriritina.'tq -t^atwas^taj edacabarid BP-KWUTE feidT- t€^00t^ alt; Bizfes^ 2'^- ..:?: • •m 6 56^ wmjm The people of • this; country: have a very aweat tooth. ^ Every man, woman and child' coni«nnM» an aTerage of idxty- fo«r poooda of augar a year. - ret A. Rule. Margaret E. Dunn, Janet H; Logan. Fred. H. Martin, MargnretB. Fay, Mary J. fay, Elizabeth M. Dalzell/Mrs. Ella SmitlvLaura B. Mi-Uowoll. DaL-iy A. Dimn, Carrie'A. Taylor. Winthrop. -Margaret Oodbois, Mary J. Byrd. Promptly at two o'clock Monday afternoon the WEEK'S WOJBK OOMHEtfOED at the Opera House, under the direction of Institute Gonductot A-. 0« McIiaoWan, A. Mi, with the eiriging of \America\ and \Onward Christian Soldier^' by the assembled teachers, Miss Ella Leonard presidiritf atthepiano, AfterwripWre readingby.CbnductOt MoLachlari and a prayer by Dr. Jv 8.- liee, tbere. yns^ -brief opening speech by Goraraissioner C. S.PlankrWho introduced. Conductor : McLadhlanto \the teachers.:'Conductor McEachlan thereupon tobkthefloqjr arid addressedthe class of teachers upo;n the topiCi Empioyinentof a District SchooT; ; After a fifteen minute-^wesaProf. iG. A. Shaver Bpoke'Tdiu the sttfljeet of Biecitai tion Workv The work of the afternoon session closed with ftjdiscnSSion of the topics Jlrorri Known to Related' Un- kriowtL iri Qeograpby,- by Corianctofc McLachian. '•\-':. .At eight o'clock that „everijrig, old Miner, Hall was, brilliantly Wgntwr.np arid thronged with f3uool^a«ri.B , < the occasion being' ~\ • •'\'. , ; , •,' . A HECTEFTION *0 TBBT^AOHBES? >; > tendered them by'f-he school board and faculty Ot Oanton : TJrd^ti aohboL The reception conimittee iudludea PreS.-H E. '^ftvor, of the Mliobl tojmlr Oon* doctor A. d.MetachlanrcA. Mv; Mnd r pal .and Mrs.A. KOhase, ComralsBlOner G. S. Blank, Miss Gratia, L. Bice,;Mr.- W.lN, Beard. 3tfr. and Mrs. J. Stanley; Ellsworth, Mrs.•, Harriet* Tappjer^. jaiid Misses Ha Bailey anaBridgeOfihdney.- The teachers and gnesti were presented to the reception committee by the ush-* ers, Misses Alice Crystal, Mary ,Av Cornwell. Ella Ii«onard^ Mar*-Joys* Emma Tyner, Anna Vahoney- aria: Genevieve Lynch; And Mr; B; Bi Bw- rows,. During the evening; this MloWj irig ptograrmne Was gitent: Miwciu- Selection, 8. It, tj. Banjo Club; uddress of, welcome, Pres. H.-*. A»t*j:'\r»« sponge, Condrictor-,A. -G. McLalonian; music. Banjo dob: recitation, ,l Bas» B£B? Mi« AHc« Mills; addrtaa, Cotn- misrioneT C. & Phudt; choru*. \iGrood IQiht* stnd«ta^r»* tinlon tt*ooJ. Tuesday was, a perfect fwutto and the school mam'mVwefeliMSdVb «»*rit» : whan tlwy aaaembl^d atftM Op«M at nine in tha naorningtbr . -\\'' fbM, : '8itticniiu OUT'S wwst Aftwaii^by^oJaja^a by the Ewr, CMtta T>Mf| Hit- faib* Ject, Drawte^ w*» <Hava«B»t fcjr^ Wllllara Hpn»i Dnjilols. who Kept Ijitly Boarders, Held for tlio Grand Jnry, Water street'e/dive is closed. We. have repeatedly called attention through qur columns to ,tbe existence of a disreputable resort in the above street, and now'the keeper of the place is held for the grand jury. JTor a month or two past our local \Lexow\ and \Parkhurst Chief of police Chafles Colby and Justice of the P^ce;Ofe!5WEullington, have been keejn ing .aieJoaer- watch on the little white honse^ofat' Water street, opposite the E'armer^s\ Hotel, where vOUiam Heriry Daniels kept alodgirig^honsefor \lady boarders.\ But the Jnosfc difHcult„evi- dence in the world to get is' eviderioe \against .disreputable places ari^peoplej. •so- for-a : long fcim» their \effo|its *were fruitless. Finally, a feW^^ireekS^ago, two Of theboarderB, Minnie Bush arid Gertie Ward, were arrested andinduced to plead guilty to being disorderly char- acters, and were each sent to Rochester penitentiary. This purified the moral atmosphene ,of the town oonsidehibly, but still h young w,orriari of very unsa- vory reputation, aamed Nettie Cameron hung out at the Daniels house and flaunted aronnd the Street of nights. A few weeks ago a resident of Stovepipe, avenue was induced to make a verified complainjf-^before 'Squire Fnllington, charging' WilliamJECenry Daniels with keeping-a,-disorderly house. It was thought', best to make no move: in the matter, until just before the recent' grand, jury sat, :80 Daniels was not ar-, rested until Thursday;\ 'May Ifth. On that aayr he was pulled-in\ by Colby and- taken before'Sq.mre Eullington. ^jiiiong the affidaVUilgairist him was one made by*the Camerongifl f .whornddepracti-' cally a full confession, also one from a yorinig would-be; business: inari of >. tH& town. Lawrence Enssell, Esq., appeared asconnselfor-Dauiels, and examination was filially MMriie^v nfltii Monday morning at .riirieiO f cl«5k, ^t „which time the inqaiaitioir iwas -Oompleted and Dariiels was heia'forjthe. grand jurfc bail being fixea at #00,- which; wag furnished. The adjournment Of tbje|; ;caw inadeit impoBSiWe to 1?ri#it bv* fore the late grand jury.-eo.thS matter 'cannot .be JnVeetigated by tfeatnoody on-, tii the .first weeklin Septeinber next, iMeantitrie r howeve?', iHs probablethat they won't \do such things'*- ori' '.\the Bowery,* and that the Camerori girl .'will \never go there any riabre.\ -•\. t _ us..jyn, ( lesahebas;'^' pgrnij 'into this tegiori'ari; place, jc^\.'*^ +-X:. tio-tHie northvOf- theijcifeyj to\Bateria Reina, • a .strongly: fortified\ posii Her^ X dismisjed^ecai). * * passed the .guardfl^at; the: furtheL_ limits of, the' city, .jwno. for nnaccoi 4We ieawnsmftd0 ptphiillenge, > ... .-• m^lajtnTOiSEERiiOEY,; ; ( ^or houra I walSM^throUgh Ihis iuTesa_rie courifey.;!.Th6righ a br tropical'.Buti ibeat fflown, \on'ibe wiraeririgjBVery.thm^it«i*rick.~Inoi it not,\ so\ wonderMI and' strange, everything,• * * : *>Striking apu__ followed It for:ini|fl^ Late in t1ie.fkf.ter > noon, I sawiri*the instance 4he forafied town of Marjiaria. Toward thisl wajked with a'bold'facei' * * * Agrim.\**' 1 ' hned Cuban stooai by the way, rj band. Ipassedhinplit; * * ••* My move was to get jiratside of the J\ and I hurried on an Iwas allowed, to bythaguard. * f a * About So'' at night I came *t> \a sugar plan and mill. A large rambling ma: stood close at hand, Iapproache place arid was flit t by a low yii Cuban and two growling blood-ioi MADE A^BKOJJER. ' ' I made known jpoy wants by a few words of Spanish ana motions.' He took me to the rgjar of the mansion. Here were congregated soma fiftyj Ne- groes-arid Cubans; * * *T was taken to a porch where tljree sharp-eyed Sjpan- iards awaited me, and for an hour or so plied with^questions, I was then taken to a room in whicK stood ^ squaliq bed and table, a ckairand ajarge cupbeard. I was not surprised ten minutes la||r to, hear a horse galloping off. tdward .ana. JS\e.ws was \beang carried t< garrison. v A DASH EDB LIBERTY. I waited about an hour, then gjj opening the door,; I made a das): liberty. I had forgotten the two „ v „ that were stationed close at hand. They ja sprang at me and set, up fearful howls, ftta At this point in thegame a small stiletto with a blade double edged and like a razor, the gift; of a St. Lawrence county man on my^departiore from that locality, came wellinto plajy, for as\ the foremost dog came onto'mel laid his throat open. * * * By this J time the place' was thoroughly aronsefl, arid as I made my way to the high way, I could hear shouts. A BADE! 3T0E LIFE. Two or three dark shadows darted into the road and I took to the fields. There was {^discharge of firearms' and mounting of horses and a commotion in general. * * * j After traveUng ijibput two miles | was so completely played-out that I threw myself bn the grot ndand slept. I awoke about.an hourlate n, and heard horsemen in the field withinla few rods of nxe. I lay Very qpiet, and theypassed On i vith- Out discovering me, I got up andl find- ing a road leading through the ots I followed it for about a mile, over aj nar- row bridge and through a gate. BTJliDINGiS FIRED BY mSURQEN.^ 3,. Here in this out of the wayplaceiwere located nnraerous large buildingi; I approached, a barn arid found aliorse Standing with bridle and saddle on, in the yard stood two men, armed, at d'tSy-. their aress; Iconqluded that they weire irisargents, $heijlalke,d(yery ivn and 1 made my-way nfonrthe^laeei M rther on I came to the end of this road and_ entering the.-fleja I lay iff. the grass * In' less than half an porir the sky»ri,a sur-; rounding country .was ablaase wit\itlre. I looked at the buildings I had £o ately passed and Saw'! them crninolii ig to ashes. I heard' horsemen ride away at Soil speed. '\ J TAKEN FOa^AH DJOENDIABY, j < By this \time I; hegan to tealiie my precarious positiori. If found it this; vicinity I wbuld.t(eaco&sed bf finfllg'the htiiiaings, ana jrMybfl shot before ito ex- E lauStioiietiriran&given,. ''.On the!other landtheinsufgenw mightmistaWe me for aSpaniard aid ttW toeott^ight. 3$iJ>fotoR 9-xi^ feg^a&y fe all lea# iillg styles. i few TjSc. Jersey tliwler- wear for all ages. Best V$1TI6 in Hosiery. It jWill pay to look over a stoeKhat has more nice goods to &e square inch ttetn any other place m tfcej Park AUGUST RACES At' POTSDAM. mm '. 'VS J^ jere; %BAW H^TS; gmw. In hot : M§0&m ^ #Btrw Ilat is wti a luxury, 'J:- In^#f Ksfei Goofis yon get m our store. All tfiaii's honest and ^eheap in priiees:^oir \ too. i$> t Sweaters in Maroonj\ Tan ? Black and Blite^ 25 cents each. } Assume anew dig n i|y when they are speit here. .v'* v • Kit arid Style 2t was Jhn3nig>t J «i fifteen miles from QrmtU L. jtjs reinarkable what distance little tots may safely travel, all alone in thi* country; four,.children, the oldest twelve «md the youngest five.yeara. old*, grabdobildren of Charles A. Aherns of 1 the citry of JTew-Yofk, ware-leffeorpharia and destitute In California., Thegrarid- faftefi Mtigf s memhirof the Iftspnio order r went, to the Southern: Pacific Bailroad, <?ompariy*nd wtrchaaea font half \ticket»Axrorii>San PrmnciaoO anff sent them to a merriber.of the;f raternity. withiriBtructfonsrto atart the liftle ones eastward. ,lrfhei>tb^ticket-w#r?.ye- cetved,, Ifiisons there JprWiiia«. jtrttt oasket of f ooft ana Started the .children ibr Ne#-\5for*i \tel^^Phing ahead so tha§ *Tery:.tirfl* ih*- tram, atopped for; mejri* Meml^sraof'-th«,frat*alty |0£* charge of tb*pi., JThmr arUvta Weiy* itill^attnjE#fr1»l»1tet, ions of them having haa occaaion to draw on,4ts sup- pHe»^TJik il Orie of^^ tfis Myaritagos -arid* beantiful featarea Of the Masonic oraer.;-: ' , \•-'. ^ '• • \\- ;.,.,- '._. ; . -;,;'. BAjrobMcanStump;spejakierf dmrfr%the coming v^&pxm^ to bverjook fc lew r«n«rlai made iMs week in the hotwe by thefr chairman of th« houaa flaaaoe oommittjee. Baprewnt- aft^Cajsiiott, dtm Mr. O^moiTssia, by ita •aormoiui aptnT)i>ri«titms thk ^ WWMmbTt«^rin« th* futore » of tbe govemant to tha axtent of flOO^mi^whtehwaamt that tha next .SflHWJr'lM 11 \' WotAa, >ar« to *otroW nottayioat at tUa one haa bad to do, no maMarwWt a«* of fcariff law^nay be a—B»il, Mr. OB«|M» ayok« a tnrth tha^aaaalat bt tod atw»gly faBpreaasd flwntoda of tfea voters wfco maat rid I wast 'more [ Havana, wiip an aimed garri8otfbefc%eeh. • •*\ \ AGAlS A IJEISOlTEB, .. ,. .. 1 resolved to'^geit back to tbehHoteJ Inglaterra 'before daylight, aridl o*ef rorigh T?oaas andBthrongTi, thicket«;. on % 'Bturbbied, and wa* atMariari-sh ortly. Had I not beeun^Tyjaeaa fromi fi tigue Iirright have ^aasea, thie 'poirie'iifely, hntlaitoy efforttoniakeshbrtout* Iran ontb' a dompaiiir^Wf df soldierf i 'ho; at= once: took nie prisoner and cone gcted me, more dead' than aJivey, befo re; the commandant of, the garriSori. TiTe at once searched; me,,' and-findiri|r,.'jc jn\ nie- papers, rriansi etc.* lie at once! tele< grapheditd %vari* that Mn 4irib irtant person had been captrired. - * '••\p. •*•-'• -'i.\ .'.'- :gE*'.JffBg , lf BY\ t ''{, . . All that'day I'was held acloaelprw, oner, uritil.4 orclogkin theafterndm, an order canie from meyler.at'^avwia fort myimmediaterelease. My pape*j Were, handed4ve*,'bnt;tty knife was kje pti. 1,. took the train to (Havana atid g< t into: the city th^teyeriBig.-,,-. >L\i>! ,^ : Xlgt .of Entries for the Annual Itnce Meet- ing of the St. i. V. Breeders, Potsdam \will indulge in races. o£ August 11th, 13th and 13th the annpal meet of the St. Lawrence Valley Horse Br&ders' association will be held at the Sandstone city, and the list of -entries for the events is given herewith: lollowing is the list b.f the entries in the itwo-year-old trotting stake and the thrie-y'ear-otd and tinder, trot and pace;| also the names of those having nomina- tions in the other stakes offered by the association. It will be. Been that all .theLstak^es offered have filled and that the liBt of entries and. nominations is\. nnnsually large, giving, evidence tbatl tbik ought to be one of the greatest r^oe-'m^etirigs ever held iu St. Lawrence courity. In addition to the list of en- tries and &»mina^o v ris here given there \ai^upwarXyyjf'fifty entries eligible to make last ^Bymeht of $5 and start in th4 .first stallion representative stake! for trottingioal^ of'.1898,' to be trotted 1 oflt at this meeting: i'i Stake 1„ trotting foals of 1894, i, the following entrieB. have been i: t.\tPOccdli b.c. by Jtyewood 2:16;, __^ Puss by Elial GbJr., P. R. Mc- Monagle, Canton\. 3. Lib Wood, brl f. by] Byswood; dam Hazel W. by Idol, Mik.<E!: S. Williams, Canton. 3. Di- donides, b.c. by King McGregor 1555D; daria Dido 3:38| (p) by Hiatoga, F. A- weed, P^otBdam, 4 Mixie McGHregor, b.i by'Eing.McjGrregor; dam Adele! Maloriey %&i by Alaritode, W. A. Weed, Potsdam. 5. Clotaiie, b.g, by King McGregor, darn by-Autograph, F, A. Weed, Potsdam. 6. Bcce, b.c. by High- land Sidney 3:29 J; dam Little Maggie by- Victor 3^9}, St. Lawrence Stock Farm, Cauton. 7. Herodot, b.f. by Heros 3^8i; dam dot by Victor, 3^9i, St. Law- rerice Stock Farm, Canton. 8. George McGregor, b.c. by King McGregor, dam Lucy Byswood by Byswood 2:16, M. J. Bsjrnett, South ColtOn. 9. Jubilate, b.c., bvNorval 2:14$; dam by Onward 2:25i, Aionzo McDonald. Buffalo. Stake 2, three-year-olds and under; tr<j>tor pace, $200: 1. Ada Wood. b.f. b$t Byswood 2:16; dam Miss Kinney by Hurricane, W. E. Vanderlinder, DeKalb Jiipction, % Maud McGregor, b.f. by King McGregor; dam, Lucy Byswood byByflwodd, F. A. Weed, Potsdam. 8. Mdget Jug, b.f, byjDirector's Jug; dam \Grass; WiSow by Defendant, Dr. D. M. F^ssrDePeyster. 4. Safcasto 38902, b. o.tby Damo 4306; dam Dossie byPatchen Wjikes 3i28#EdvBB88io Gilpin (dam of Fkvora^a:12i)*y^tehen>WilkesS:29i, ~BL A. Crary, CiSry's Mills. 5^.Uncle Sam, b.c. b y Byswood 3:16; dttin by Stookholm 10590, F, W. Robinson, Mad* rid* 8. Status, b.c. by Stathmus W35j [am Puss by Elial G. Jr.; g.d. Clarrt arber (dam of Srineewood 2!80)'by dell Prince, P. B. McMonagle, Can-* _n. 7i May Flower, t>.f. l>y May Boy 3«8Si;aam byBeri Franklin, J. A. Hale, POtsdam. 8. B; M. Wilkes, b.cGm P. Codlidge, Antwerp; 0; Kilo, b.c. by Quartermaster: 2:21|s. dam Foxmaid; (3am of Qnartercodsin 2£8i) by Fox-: wood S^tJ, Dr. O.. A. Barnett, Potsflam; Stake 8 three-miriute-claSs, trot or taee,|iO?. Nominations! F, A. Weed, .thftri Potsdam; Alexander Blue, Potsdam;H. _£. Hepburn, Potsdam; St. Lawrence Btock Farm, Caritori: W.: VanValken^ jburgiCSlritbnjGi Ai Hosing ton, Adams; 'James Leonard, Potsdam; G» A. Bar-i jtrett, Pbtsdam;.©. J, Odnghlin, Canton j William Grr.-Malone; Harvey Sheldon. iCantoh.-• ...: •:.'. . -.\• i . •, ... /Stake 4.338 class, trotV 8200: S. B. 'Pfielps, iSbrwoodf F. A. Weed* Pots, dariir St. Lawrence Stock Farm, Can- totti M. VaflVftlkeubnrg, 0anton|Ged a fP. Cooledge, Antwerp; Fi A. Weed; PptSdanf; Alexander 'Blue, Potsdama Jariiea-Leoriard^ Potsdam'; H. H. HepJ jburrij.potsdam,;:' ,'.--- - - , ;'• \ ; • Stake5iglHclass,trotting,$50: St.! Lawrerice Stock; Fawn, Canton; D. J« Cbughliri, Cahfon; 0i R, Hblmes, Pots-' darii; Geo, Pi Cboledge, Antwerp, Geo^ Aldons,'Canton; J.& Soaitlf,' Canton; \William Williams,, Potsdam; F. A., Wfed^ Poisdaini ff, H^Hepbnrn, Pots-l daiu'r/:.''..-•''.•''':-.:'•''\'.••;•'.'! : ,;,•:-,••,;. , ; ' Stake 8,3;18 class, trot or pace,4250:; St. Lawrence Stock Farhv Canton ;1 Sriears Brothers. Colton; Wi Van :Val-' IterihUrg.^Gantori; Br» J.JO.: Preston, Is '(whMi a man wants when he has his clothing made to ord#T., -1 - We bfferlCne hundred Dollars ( ward for any caseiof Catarrh thaj i, can- not be cured by Hall's Gatarrh^Ci Ire. V . F. J. CHaN*Y!feC6<i Props.,»To> Ho, .©. We the nridertigied^haTokrioiri F, 3. C&efiey for Mitt ;15 tmt t >L lie ve him perfectly honorable inall bust nesstranaaetionn and financially able to carry out any obbgations made by thair firm. ',.-. >\-• i;Ur. :,'\-. <.' ; \\ '• •' • West * Truaittf Pphofeiiale, Tol^dftp; WslfcffiimiRftMimii y - -^-^^ledo,oSfe, Wholeaale Drug HalTs, Catarrh Cure Is^vWt'e&ji'Jnter- nally,'acting directly upon thej. blood .auS'- mncons anrfacea .'at the aystem. Price^T8a: par lioMs,^ Bold by all drug-] ; Twj^nn^\-aentfi^ /.•.-,7 \. ''',\ ,--:-7,r,\„Y i.; \ :T - -„'->,4-' ,*?';,-!; Miner Block, # O^ 1 LADlEf;||SSES' & CHIIDREN'^ Jackets and Capes tn^, , f redueed^to* \ttOO' to $5.00; »t~ 4 Takeoff your hat totbescliool Sheisth«guaja1auangelofth*rek«Wio.l She takes the fledgling right fro* tbe horns aset. foU of ponts and ungovsrnaWe llwla mothw* ront^dfs that aehcoJtotst rid of ldu,' T^tatgwa** lafly,withaBiroahand bansattiia\^* vrt glova, will take a wbola oar to* . , lncilpiiH •usinlitota, tnnrfamt -at thaoi' naclalaadsd SMW tham s nsi Ich fot th« saasaAs. and, at one* p«« t |M» U UM way of batac *mt$H *a« ' bfrifM Gantonj Jamea; Leonard, Pbtedairi; Or. A, flosstngton, Adams; 0. R„ Holmes,j Potsaam: William J0rr t MalOrie,•'»; A. \Waedi:Potsaarii V,' \••. - '••:,. -: -J • .; Second payment of $5 in each of the Jrst four stakes and $7.50 in stakes B K ind «is due Jifly'15th,.at-wTach time J persoasmaVingiioiiiinitiofismnstimiiie *he-horae:4n«y'wlsTi, : ;tovstart.-:---''. ,-;• •'\' '' Bemember that persons desiring *to start entries tri the Mpreseritatlye stake: mn»t'mak*othe last T>ayment 6f *r, on ot'bef ore'June first., V - , -•?': - ; -,;P,.»\irc|I0KA<aB f -Sec^'--; '' :^- :^.' ; -.V V; ?;:.'..' .•.''\ ';<>»*#..fr*^; ' ; -\.' A : ::. .'A.Ba*y?» ; .jtafs^vaiiV.' •' • luiT6«»dI>r.a*d'»GoUcOttM«i»ff5rTH«I,d'« ^Tt^diif Lotloo «wl *Z**tr U»t >h«r h«vft madlir. HandV Baiasatea for OUJdren. to •WToa«iu»l5wr ft \--*•\ arajrhat ta*** tiitm Hand's ^iWtBnr LoOoo aold by iU droa- aMKSte.'- 1 ' .'•\•\- ' \ '- •- •'• -'••• '•- : -'\ . 1 i^-sti BORN. wru-At So linnalTWiMlTl on Friday, May St*. Mr. aaA lfea..fdgar LaaaTlwiaa-Hua aad rtaaaktw walslimpottBda. TO E\ow is the time to sell them, §&8®&e tirdX pose to do so within the next l t#i daj^ f « from ^ to \ off regular prices. * ^ Ti l^ohbj Spring Jackets $7.50 ; .J8.00 to $6.00 ; $5.00 to $3.00. .•'C?'atli 7 .,Silk«nd , Veiyet 0ape& all reduced. Speeial low prices oi? Misses 7 and Children's Jackets. Handsome little Jackets &onT2 to 6 yea^$ old $1.25 to $3,00; 8 to 16 yeafs old $2r50 16 $5.00> Liadles'readj-made ! Skirts, *n plai% and igured brilliantinje ahd storm serges to, clo$e. We have only a few of these/ aad shal oier tilem at abont what they: okM, i A good, Skfrtj wejl lined and ma<|c^ for '%%$%> Shirt Waists in endless varie^ edrreet \styles-' : aM iiMtjipro^able Values, n \} Qm Milpe^y; I>ej)ai^nf#nt X too •wel jEQolvn to iaaBd anj piention. J^ine 1 nery at reasoiiaMe^prices. il large asgort^ a trimnier to'exe -AwtM j5^n^vord«ers\ hi a stylish and cor; ^nst J^IV ed—ttdletf ready-made Sn|t% in Wasl^#3bi|«is;i', ! I JSf- ^%ui>i*' ... ^. mittiing off * treat ipmy Carpets tliese pm r to^intempte& in this lih+U w^H p&y you to look us over; \* tw figfet Jroom oil ij$&md i?#r is demoted to this <$& it^ anp=we have a m>j$e Hue to select froro #v \ * parune bottom ,-Rk, w^t*
