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Maud s.


Ihe Itt'J, Fed ond Farm has the following
about the famous mare:-W. w Bair is entitled
10 great credit for developing the wonderful
speed OF Maud s. She is a highly bred mare,
ard wants TO be h,lmored. Her heart Is Won by
kindness. She will not stand harsh treatment,
viii not prove obedient under rough usage.
Both Bafr ard bis wife made much OF Maud S.
They retted her, and treated her to apples and
Jumps OF sugar. The result is that she will
eagerly respond to their call, When Jogging on
the track at Chester Park the presence OF Mrs.
bajr near tie rail at any time would cause
Maud 10 turn In that direction. All last winter
tne mare ran In Toomy box. In April She was
Put IN 'front.' OF a.break-cart. and Mr.. Bair drove
her about the streets OF Clifton and Cincinnati
and thus got her accustomed to the noise and
bust,e OF the telling world He also harnessed her
double. and Taught her 10 drive on either side.
she always behavedwell to the pole Size does not
ike blinds to her bride. but will trOt with sny
kind o. bit IN her mouth. ali She asks Is that
the driver shall not pull Oh the bit. She stands
Her weight IS $50 pounds. In her races this
year she has been driven TO a fifty one pound
sulhy out BAR is having made for her sulky
weighing forty-five pounds She wears fifteen
and a half ounce shoe forward, and nine ounce
shoe Dehlhd. She also carries four ounce toe
weights. Ia compliance with the instructions
OF Mr.. W H. Vanderbilt, Maud S. viii leave
Hartford for Cincinnati this (Friday) morning
For two weeks after her arrival at the Queen
City she will be turned at 5 o'clock every even
lng into stX-acre grass lot, and De allowed TO
run until O'Clock. This Will keep her hair
from fading under the suns rays. and il will
cool her out thoroughly. After two weeks run
at grass she Will be led every day for two weeks
behind break-cart so padded that she cannot
hurt herself. She will then be In condition to
order at short notice for fast mile, should Nj.
Vanderbilt desire TO see one On his return to
America In October. Barr says he had hoped 10
give her record Of 209i before the close OF the
season. AT Rochester she trOCted solely on her
role In Los.
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The Serenade TO Nr. MAYNARD.

Last evening a s5renade was rendered Hon.
Horace Maynard, Of Tennessee, late Z. S. min
lister to Turkey and DOW Postmaster General,
by the Tennessee Republican association. aud
street front OF the Ebbitt House, where Mr..
MAYNARD is stopping. The procession was
formed on street near 10th. headed By the
Marine band. In the line were the Tennessee
Massachusetts, New York, Maryland and In
diana associations, delegations from other state
organizations, the Y. VI. X. association aud
Pennsylvania avenue. 18th and streets to the
: Ebbitt House. On arriving &C the hotel Hon.
L. C. Houck, OF Tennessee, delivered
TIE opening address, In which he compli-
meLted Mr.. Maynard Tor his course In the past.
MT. May nard was received with applause ana
addressed the asSemblage. He remarked that
ne had oeen absent I'VE years ana low saw
changes on every hand which are greatly 10 its
Denent. This was specially the case in the city
OF washington, the most beautiful city he had
seen In any part of world. When he left Amer
lea The country was struggling with CONNER
cal troubles, and upon his return he was glad
to know that those times had passed away.
Since he had been away the currency OF the
country had risen 10 the equal OF gold. Ia this
connection be ComplImented Secretary Sher-
man, whose fame as tnancieT, he said was
recognized everywhere abroad. He had on.y
one thing TO regret and that was the acTinn o.
Tennessee IN regard to its Obligations. Nothi IL
could fDJuTe us more Jnan failure to keep our
premises 1t will Impair the credit of the STATE
50 that II can hardly recover. After referring
~ tLC HVLulH6 tttlptlgD, Tue iii
portance OF free ballot AM a fair count Ihe
lInpoiicy OF changing the political character OF
the government and entruSting the presidency
10 an untrisd man, and further referring 10 the
greatness OF TIE country. he closed amidst
great applause.
Secretary Thompson, OF the Navy depart
belt, followed, and afttr ccmplineuting Mr..
May Dard. he spoke Of the action OF those who
contend Tor the rights CT the states as against
the rights OF the Dation and held that the life
the glory and the renown of the nation is at
a La n n m mn In yr
Mr.. Houck being called On made a strong
CARRIED and Arthur speech, and Mr.. A. M.
Clapp made brief closing address, and the
meeting adjourned with cheers Tor Garfield and
Arfh
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Uncle Gabe,s Logic.
lSt. Paul Pioneer .

Uncle "Gabe' Jackson came up from Misss-
sippi few days ago and proceeded to make the
acquaintance OF his colored fellow-cttiZens who
haunt the leyee. He has been eminently sue
cessful. Yesterday number OF them pooled
their wealth and purchased watermelon. Uncle
Gabe was invited TO partake OF the feast. He
aSsented and was made master OF cere.
monies. His mouth watered as he drew
out Jack-knlfe and balanced the water
melon in his brawny hand. How many is
dere here, ch1llun. TO partake O. dis yer water
heads. There were five. by de good Lo'd
honey, dis yer is whoopin' milton. an no mis-
take" he said. as he caught Schuyler Colfax
fact" Then he plunged the knife into the
luscious fruit, and with dexterouS twist cut
out fifth OF the whole :'Don' you mokes be
ID hurry! De ole man wants to kind O. tes-
terry on dis fore he puts your lives In de deep
peril. You AMT none o. yo' prepar'd TO death,
and l don't want yo' 10 git pisoned." He
hnished the piece In two bites and cut a second
saw Whole family pisoned by watermelon in
Bay on Teche bout Io'ty years ago, an yo mig
gers don't want 10 git pisoned does yo? rs old,
| is. an 1t don't make any difference If die
AT the second piece disappeared.
LOOK heah, Uncle Gabe, whar does we
come in on de 'milion?" asked a roustabout
who had been one OF the contributors to the
feast.
Chile you's t1ifln' with me. DON you triae
Wid &c ole man! Use old enough to be yo' gram
foder. Didn't you AK me to come down an eat
a atermlllon with you, and amt 1 dom 1t? L
DIDN'T hear muffin bout you goin TO eat. You
said Uncle Gabe, come down and eat water
million with US Amt l with you? Shoo.
seems to me desc yer young bucks nowadays
don't uEderstan' muffin bout de elements o.
logic. Chillun. go and study de phrasumology
O. &c meanin' O. laDgwidge." Then the Old man
got up almost broken hearted. He said ..he
felt dey done lose all confidence in him-thatS
what hurt him." And he bowed his held-anu
finished the watermelon. The roustahouts we're
paralyZed.
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ALEXANDRIA.

ANOTHER STEAMBOAT COLLIsIoN.-The steamer
Mattano, of the lower Potomac route in max.
Ing Ter landing In this city yesterday came Into
OF the same route. and had ner wheel house
almost entirely torn away. The damage su =
tanned by the Mattano VIII amount 20 about
sfU0. Tie steamer sailed as usual to-day, b II
on her return 10 this city tomorrow eyentr g
she VIII go on the ways at the ship yard for
repairs.
this city. and respected citizen or MarT,an5.
dled al his residence, near Fort Washington,
Yesterday, after short illness, from a conges
i've chill. His funeral, which will take place
Quoted by Mr.. b. WheAtly OF this city-GuzeGp
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Resolutions of Respect.
THE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNIONS TRIBUTE TO ITS l.
PRESIDENT,

THE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNIONS TRIBUTE TO ITS LATF
PRESIDENT.
At the 2Sth annual session or the Interna-
1onal Typographical Union, held IN chicago,
JuIe last, the following resolutions OF respect
TO the memory OF the late William Il. Mclean.
for many years foreman Of TIE STAR composing
rooms, were adopted:
ReS0lred, That this convention has heard
with profound regret OF the death OF William K.
Mclean; that In his death the International
Union recognizes the loss OF one OF It's most val
liable members, and the craft true and faith
rul cO-worker: that William r. Mclean, as preSi-
dent OF the international Typographical Union,
was capable and faithful. performing his official
duties with a conscientious care and fidelity
worthy OF all praise; that we tender bis aiiicte1
family our sincere coincidence and sympathy
that the secretary is authorized to cause these
resolutions to be entered upon The minutes en-
crossed framed, and transmitted to the family
OF the deceased.
The e1grossed copy-a splendid piece OF pen
TOTk-bas been received by the family OF the
deceased through Mr.. Wm. III. Sweeney, chair
main OF the delegation from this city. The COPY
Is inclosed in handsome frame.
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A national reunion OF old-time telegraphers
Will be held at Cincinnati September Z. IL VIII
bring together men widely separated who have
not heretofore gathered into an organization
citizens OF Cincinnati are subscribing literally
10 give them cordial greeting.
The protracted rainy and clammy weather
which afflicts Chicago extends over the north
west, damaging the unsecured wheat crop, but
penehting the corn and pastures.
The receivers OF the Reading Coal and Iron
company announced the following prices for
coal delivered on board of vessels at Port
Richmond for shipment beyond the capes OF
broken sosas4s5 ege and ssoVe ioast s So:
chestnut, 3.65as4.25; pea, $265.
A misunderstanding about wages between
the shOemakers in the retail stores In Phila-
delphia and their employers has resulted In a
lockout About $50 J0urneymen are idle.
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A LETTER FROM GEN. GRANT.-Tne Chicago
Ne.rs last evening printed the following letter.
written by Gen. Grant to Gen. John a. Logan.
II response to an invitation extended to the eX-
PRESIDENT to preside at a Garfield and Arthur
mass meeting TO be held Ia New York:
"Nd'fttu Springs, col, Aug. 12.-My Dear
GeD. Logan: ! left this place two weeks ago for
an extended tour through San Louis Park and
Tie GunIlson country, and have only Just re-
ceiyed your letter OF the 18th OF July. i viii De
gong east the latter part OF September. and
vii gladly attend any meeting intended to
IuTther me success OF the ticket headed by Gar
lot Go 10 be beaten now. We should never BE-
beaten until every man who counts or repre-
SCENTS those who count IN the enumeration II
give representation In the electoral college can
cast bis vote just as he pleases and have II
counted just as he cast it. Yours truly,
sIT On
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SAMUEL GERRY q CO., Proprfetors
ty10 s235 Broadway. New York.
THE WALK STREET DAILY NEWS

=, During the past year THE WALL STREET DAILY
NEWS has correctly predicted the rises and decines
OF nGst Of the active stocks dealt in at this New
York Stock Exchange. It's subscribers and follow
1t is recognized the only reliable authority in
financial matters published in Wall street Within
two months Il has correctly predicted the rise j.,
st. Paul 4 Omaha, Hannibal & st. Joseph pre-
ierred. Denver and Rio Grande, ChicaeO & Rock
Island. and Chicago 4 North western; also the de-
cline in the Elevated stocks. The price OF the jour
nal up to September 18TH will be 81. so per
after that tine, in consequence of the Introduction
be as follows:
Per annum, S5. 90; 6 months, ga. 90: 3 months
81. 80. Single copies viii remain The same-2 cent?
per copy.
The naper is issued every cay except Sundays
at the same time as ether morning journals. Sent
to cut of town subscribers pre- paid. Subscriptions
Ton WALL STREET DAILY NEWS, 40 Exchange
Place. New York. Sample copies mailed free on
application. aug2S tn. S. tl2w
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WILLET Sc LIBREY.
9Th STREET AND NEW YORK AVENUE
s,nn
DR. Won MOSCaZIsHER
ayear ago opened his offices az
6I9 10Th street northwest.

1or the special treatment OF
DEAFNESS. NOISES IN TIE HEAD, M
PAIRED SIGHT, OATARRH. ASTHMA
DISEASES OF THE THROAT.
LUNGS, CaEST. KTO.
lis success has been most gratifying TO himself
and 10 many of the numerous patients who have
been under his care, the majority of whom have
been from the best class, SENATOR'S, HEPREsESTA-
TIYES, LAWYERS, CLEgGY1IEN, MERCHANTS,
CHIEFS OF DEPARTMENTS, etc. without lay
ing any empirical claims TO infalibity. he has
no hesitarcy IN asserting thai he IS willing that his
professional record shah be compared with its
centage with that Of any specialist physician in
this CRY or elsewhere. His success was 50 crest
that be has resolved e make this city by SPECIAL
REQUEST, his PERMANENT RESIDENCE
ARong Testimonials cf successful treatment al
ready published he would name thns5 Of SENATOR
VOORHEES,. SENATOR INGALLS,. REPRESESTATIyE
LAPHAM, o. II DAvIDGE, ESQ, 7; SoMERvILLE,
LEG. FRANZ GEIER, ESD. besides numerous
others; over one hundred References to The very
best citizens can be examined at his Offices. 6l3
I3h street n W., and lac ishes it distinctly under
stood that no name reference s givea or letter
q tesilIonlai ever published which has not beer
Placed VOLUNTARILY at his disposal for that uur-
Eosc. au927
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THE Two ORPHANs--This beautiful PLAY prob
ably never had finer presentation IN Wash
tngton than that given IL last evening ar FOrd'5
opera House The earn9stneSS and simplicity
OF The acting, the personal adaptation or the
ladies' 10 characters that require youth. beauty
ana tenderness, the rugged power of the male
artists who gave eloquent force 70 vivid Char
aCteTaaticn, united TO make superior peTfor-
nance. The Two Orphans VIII be repeated tc-
Light for the last time Fun on the Pacific r
which made such hit the carly part or The
week, viii be given at the matinee and night
performances OF tomorrow. Saturday, and
Mrs. Howard, the original GopSy, IS to apoeac
with a new company and a hundred jubilee
singers On Monday.
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The CASE OF brown AGAINST Fox EFT. A.
was heard in the EQUITY Court to-day. IT. will
De rene Inb6red that some weeks ago an attempr
was made by Constable Simon JOscphs to serve
wit OF restitution on the premises, 9th street
pants OF the house, but not badly wounded
The Browns claim title in the premises, and
subsequent 10 the shooting they filed bill ASK
ing order was granted by Judge Wylie Since
then the defendants have filed their answer 1t
was expected that the case would have been
nearC on The Dill and answer TITS morning
The complainant obtained leave this morninoc
70 amend the Dill subsequently MesSrs. Lam.
b pei! ana Barnard called up the case. and, stat
Ihg the iacts, asked II The compliments act IA
making the amendment had nor dissolved rms
INJUNCTION. The Court directed thar the hear
Ing Dc continued 10 Friday next. aud that the
order be continued Oh giving bonds
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THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-Judqs Ea1aer.
To-6ay. Brown ag,; Fox ct al; leave 70 amend
Elliot agt. Mclean; do. Miller agt HapSina
bond approved bowman agt. Brooks; opinion
as 10 payment Of money one GnaTon as zln
guardian al liteln appointed. McLain ayr.
Bailey: rule TO show cause. Nice agt. Nice:
order for dismissal OF bill on paving a!tnony
aud costs By November Sd next Fran art.
Frain: rule 70 show cause why alimony shoulI
not be paid. Campbell agt. Campbell: do.
Eler agt. HeaD; injunction bond approved
Morris agt. Morris; pro confesso and reference
to take testimony.
POLICE COURT-Judge Bufady pro TEN.
To-day-Chas. Lewis, disorderly 10 the county;
s or days. John ]. Cation do. s. or days.
Pat. Burns, Michael Sheehon, Ed. Collins and
Geo strain, FagTalcy: bonds or wOrKhOlSe.
Isaac Alexander, charged with mixing mortar
on the concrete pavement; S. Or DAYS. Chas.
days each. John Grove do; forfeited collateral
John Clancy, driving over a sidewalk; do Ed.
tombstone alias Callaghan. loud and boisterous;
-, or - days. Henry Harris and John TAYLOR,
Two coOred boys, larceny OF q dozen penknives
from F. Schneider; jail 50 days. Roger Carroll.
larceny; continued. Maria Taylor assault on
Elizabeth Roy with a hatchet $40 or 30 days.
Elizabeth Roy. assault on Mary White, $ or IS
days Marshall Chambers, assault on A'eXaa-
der Smith ' 18th his fs5 s or 10 diys. Saph
cooper, malicious IT Sp1Ss SO or 80 day. jas.
WIN. Simpson, assault; continued. John Blair,
threats, persona recognizance. Laura Wills,
do. Go. John Smith. do do.
MAD Dogs TRAyELS.-LaSt saturday
small Scotch terrier dog. sheared to resem ole a
lion, made its appearance in the southwestern
part OF this city, evidently rabfd, and bit several
dog&there. 1t made Its way into Mr.. Carliu's
grocery store on 18th, between T. and D streets,
where its excited appearance alarmed the pro-
prietor. who removed his children out Of its
way. While Mr.. Carln was driving it of his
premises It bit his dog severely, aoi he gave
the bitten dog poison. When driven out. the
rabid animal made run towards the Long
Bridge, which it crossed, and the next heard OF
1t was at the "Adamantine" brick works, where
1t tit half a dozen dogs This ended its career,
as a son OF the proprietor of the brick yard
killed il, also the dogs which had been bitten
by it. There is no telling how many dogs were
bitten In its course about this city, and It
would be well for owners OF dogs 10 watch for
any symptoms OF hydrophObia and secure their
animals from doing, any harm.
--~
THE NATIONAL FAIR ASSOCIATION BARBECUE E.
The directors and members OF the National Fair
Association, with their friends, are this after
noon enjoying on the fair grounds barbecue
arranged by the directors to commemorate the
breaking of ground last year by President
Hayes. There IS quite large gathering at the
grounds, but not SO large a crowd as was antic-
ipated. Among them are q number who went
CUT on the ground early this morning. After
the speaking an OK and dozen Sheep roasted
Will he served t1 the aSSpmnlarp
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TIE PITTsBuRa EXPOSITION Pittshuro
with addresses by John IL HamDton ana ~
president, VIM. Miller Fully 5000 peopla w are
Id attendance. Manu- facturers, stock rai,ars
ara hofsemen OF Westt IN Penn sylvania, eastsro
uott1ng track was de dicated at O'clock by rec
SAnlpltlon races: The first race for premiums
VIII De on saturday. The exposition socieCy de-.
ciafes no dividends, but expends It's money On
iarglng the grounds and buildings. The area Of
NE gIounds Is now Is acres. The present ex.
MDltlon pidS fair TO be the best In the history of
IN the city In the next five weeks. ~
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Mlcnael Fleming, a laborer rushed into tn.
DuCcners shop OF James ODonnel BROOKLYN
n. T., Yesterday. and snatching up a iarps
knile lr0m bench, drew it across his throat.
lnnctlng probably fatal wound. He had sud,
denly become insane. '1N
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The NATIONAL RIFLFS.-At the monthly meet
Ing OF tie National Rifles last night, Col j. o.
T. buTIslde II lEe cEair. favorable report was
TeCelved nom the recruiting committee. who
presented ten applications. all OF which were
acted upon and the applicants elected as active
members. Applications were received from
TellALO%I Cl;!ZeuS as follows: Wttliau. B.
Reed. Norris Peters. George z. COZ. y. ".
BuTcEeN. Wallace G.. Bone, John McDermott, E.
Il. tissti- The committee OF Uniforms reported
sample Uniform 20 be worn by the company,
out action vas postponed until the next meet
ing lie company were forced 10 decline The
acceptance OF polite Invitation to attend the
Frederick fair, Oh account OF the company not
oeirg uniformed The present FOIL shows 81
actiye and 80 honorary members.
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Local Political Meetings.

The Maryland State Republican association
met at the National Veteran club rooms last
night 10 Organize Capt. Robert S. Widdaco.ahe
presided, and Mr.. Joseph Trainor was appointed
temporary secretary. After appointing com
mbtee 20 notify Maryland republicans I'm the
various depart Dents who were not present 10
attend the next meeting, the meeting adjourned
to take part in the Maynard sereuaie.
The Indiana Garfield and Arthur club met
last night az OdeOn Hail. d. =. Holloway, pres
dent. and SIN. Boss. secretary. TIE executive
committee reported the progress OF their work
as satisfactory, and after the transaction OF
some routine matters, the club adjourned 10
UIite win The Tennessee republicans in a Sera-
made 10 the Hon. Horace Maynard.
At meeting CT the Columbia democratic
Club last night Mr.. Dorsey CIagett offered
resolution, which was unanimously adoeted
THAT the thanks OF the Columbia democratic
club, or the District of Columbia, are due and
are herewith rendered 10 the democratic central
committee 1OT the CTedltaOe aud imposing
street p2Ir1e made and the ratification meeting
given under their auspices and management on
tie night or August g. This demonstration
was, beyond question, the largest and grandest
ever he'd IN this District and reflected great
credtt ca the District democracy. and especially
on the committee having the affair in charge.
We therefore deem it hut an act of jlstIc3 10
thus officially extend them our thanks
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Equity Court, the case OF Julia A. Nice agt.
charles Nfce-bill for divorce, which has been
IA the court for some monthS-waS called, and
tne court passed an order directing the defend.
ant 10 pay specfned sum for alimony by the
Ioln INST, and the balance due with costs by
dismissed.
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DEEDS N FEE have been fled as follows {:
Mary j. Wright 10 W. III. Harrison, lot L. block
10 OF TODD and Browns subdivision OF Pleasant
Plains and Mount Pleasant; 500. Elizabeth G.
Iodo e al 10 Thos. Beverly, east hall IL ST.
~; s6z6.6o. a. :. Blankmau 70 Henry kiI;um
PIT !, SO. sIS; 81 800 A. j. Riley TO Louisa D1n-
aldaop, property on Old BTo0keyili1 road: $40
Louisa n. Moore 10 Harriet y. I4Conte, east half
{. 81. 535. quit claim0 $. Mary Barles TO
Saran y. NJ. Bossford, pit, IS, sub lots aud 10.
ST.. 1902: 500. John Mclean 10 j. E. Herren,
lots 209. 210. south half EOS: 5000 &c J. F. Her,
rell 10 District Of Columbia, same property. IS
&c. T.. ID. Daily 10 BerI ard Waters. lot is. so.
3S5: $500 T. ?. Wood TO I. S. Drury. lot 9. sa.
1905; $500. ". A. Ward to N Ell. Shea lot ri
80. cas-: 81 coo. J. f. Hanna TO n. H. Shea lot
5. so. SOS; 81. 200. Susan Collins TO Marian s.
Collins, lot r. 50. $50; 800. j. Z. Waggaman to
Thcs- +. Waggaman, LOT 22, sub. or 1 and 2. So.
1904: $500. Mary +. EdmOnds TO John X. STAY
man, trustee pts. "a and IS SO. sig: $500. CIV.
Clark 10 George Mason. lot 10. Clarks sub. OF
Its IS to41, OF Fitch'S sub. So. 1913; 81 900. d..
Darby Thompson to Josephine A. B. Mason, lot
81, So. 100; s, 600.
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CRUSHED BIZ TEE CARs.-Frank SchultheIs. Is
years Old son or Mr.. Il. Schul,heiS. residing on
l., near OH street NV, While taking a free ride
on the Baltimore and Potomac railroad, yester-
DAY afternoon. imagined the conductor was pur-
suing Elm fCT his ticket. and, in attempting to
jump the train, fell near the track and one
wheel passed over his right hand, 50 crushing It
that IL had TO be annDutatad. This was done
successfully by DR.. Walter. who was called to
atterd hin
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CITY ITEMS.
New Fall Hats,

Smoker and Cigarette Pocket Hats;
Boys Dress and School Hats;
Mems Soft and Stiff Hats;
At LEWIS, 920 It'll street, between and K
Y. B.-SJraw Hats below cost,