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EXCURSIONS. PIC-NICs. sc.
l. X CT ION. n

l. x & r R 81 ON. 10
MARSHALL LODGE. No. u. X. Of P.-s Il 4
will run an EXCURSION TRAIN togSSZH
" ffSsroN riG tbe Richmond. fref- A6
el1cksburs and Potomac railroad on
MONDAY. june y. lr-Z. leaving tlna. AZ the
head q Broad strest. ~ 5.s5 4. n. This promises
b. he one Il the most pleasant aud enjoyable f1ps
~ he season. hetrSin VIII run through by dSy~
ighi. No change of cars. The eNcursionisis VIII
have ample lime q visit The different departments.
REFRESHMENTS At city prices.
A committee will be m charge - each ear 20 pre-
serve order.
Fsre for the round trtp. ~. % Fredericksburg
and return. el from Fredericksburg 70 " NaShips-
ton aud return. 81. .
Tickets can - had from any member ~ the
rsise or the committee 81 Arrangcnents-Robcrt
J. Mcdowell. PA east broad street: kidS1dge
Morris. sol east Broad sfrest. y. \. tosby. 10
west Marshall street. my ZlhZsAJe+.lOtll
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OPENING OF BON AIR HOTEL
~ AND
EXCURSION ARKASGEMENTs
TO THAT
FAyORITE SUMNER RESORT
FOK THE SEASON OF IstZ.
RICHMOND AND DASYIILE kAlLRoAD-t
PAssENGER DfPAETMfNT.
RICHMOND. May "a. l--Z.
This popular resort Is NOW SPIN FOR ihe ss-l-
son of S-2. aud in addition o. The perfect train
.eryiee therefor advertised In the c0muanys regu-
lar schs-iule. ~FNi-MEEkLl EACURsiONS~
will occur regularly during The ,easnn on us
DAY AND FRIDAY or iA'h WIN ul"a
special trains leaving Richmond q Z. NJ, ANd,
returning. arrive IN Richmond Il 1880 =. NJ
HE uniform rute - fare fef round-inp iekcs
on REGULAR passenger - excursion trains VIII pe
25c. straight fsre ln each direction. 25c.
The usual forms 81 continuation uckeI, Nlll also
~ on sale.
For tickets and al information apply either aL
Richmond 0r Manchester stations
For charter q sl-clal trains call "a ihe gidor-
signed. A. Ipftr
smv2 General Passenger Agent.
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Ie IoeodIvI
PERRY DAvIs's pAIN.KILLER.
GUNNER COMPLAINTS.

Al fhis season various disease q The bowels are
nrevaleut e,ai many Ices are lost through lack Of
Irowledge q = safe and sure remedy.
PERRY DAVIES PAIN-klLLER
IS 4 SURE cure FOR Diarrh0a DyseDtery, summer
COMPLAINT Cholera Morhus- eic.. and Is perfectly
safe.
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ZINMER's TROPICAL kKFElShhAIoh - 'tii-
purifying and cooled by a earnni oi o"'o ~
I8le Main street
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Read sTEyESs' advertisement.

OUr COUNTRY FEmSDs must not iorSef th'a
xc Keep l4rge stock u al graaes ~ hANN hSi
WHISKY. ". u DAAAN ~
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fNsVRASCE AGENTS.

INSURANCE ASEN1S.
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON,
FTKE-ISsURASC. AGENT
IIO5 MAIN SHEET
,csnce,fuil, sollets fhe patronage = his friends
aud tie public.
REPREsENTs LEADING ENGLISH AND
AMERICAN COMPANIES.
RATES LIBERAL.
LOssEs PROMPTLY PAID.
fje lo-lt'l
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80 .rrYrNs' aayertI-ement.
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The OrEY BATTERY REUSIoS.-The sur
yivors Of the Otey Battery had their al
nual reunion yesterday Il the James-RiNer
Brewery Park. and had very enjoyable
time. a large number OF the veterans
were present. Among those from dis
tance were James II. Reid, 0f Alexandra;
J. II. sharp, Of Wilmington. y. C.: {. NJ.
smith and j. c. Frederick. Of Parkers-
burg. W. Va. and George Savage, of Bal
timore. The magnificent punch-bowi
which was presented 10 the ex-Coniederates
last winter by Aaron Wilkes Post Grand
Army Of the Republic, Of Trenton, \. j.,
was christened with appropriate honors.
Mr.. Savage made the christening speech
( in happy style. The dinner was sump-
tuous one. Lieutenant x. B. Gum pre-
sided. and sppiopriate addresses were de-
/ liyered by Msior c. $. strinHellow, j. II.
: sharp, George Savage, G. NJ. smith, and
Others. Among the invited guests were
Major Thomas Brander and members of the
Howiizers and Old First Virginia infantry
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THE ALLAN MANSION AND EDGAR 4.
PoE.-The following is from the Indus
trial South, edited and owned by General
James Mcdonald and Major Baker p. Lee
The Allan mansion, in this city, on the
corner Of Main and Fifth streets. that was
offered FOR sale by auction last Tuesday,
but withdrawn for lack oi . satisfactory
bid. i. usually spoken Of as the home Of
Edgar Allan Poe while he held the relation
u adopted son TO Mr.. Allan. l. this The
fact! The late Hugh Il. Pleassnts. who
was familiar friend and associate Of the
poet, informed TINS writer that Mr.. Ailan's
home az that time was the framed building
near the southeast corner OF Clay and Fifth
streets. now owned and occupied by Mrs.
John Kerr. and that Poe's childhood ana
youth were spent there. We suppose there
are number Of gentlemen in this city who
remember rs 10 the fact; and as the ques-
ton viii be for long time one OF interest
70 many persons, ii may be well to settle IL
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PERSONAL

Mr.. \. BOWDlTCH CLAPP, IN an-
vi swer ~ repeated Inquiries. ssbcaucet tI-i r
,ytp RESUME iiiS PROVISIONAL kSOAOf-
NfNTr 10 Richmond on Ot tfDBfk lsT.
j. Io-oa-sI. IhkSa3t
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NOR SALE. A NICE EX-cERx>
II TFNriOS-ToP FAMILY CAR gt4t-
IN W. &. SMITH,
4 e-st Sos north ffh stress.
I,og sAI.E.-The Richmond and Tn
E Psssrsfsurr Rzalruaa Company enfrs [c6
fer ax00 HoksE, JERSEY WAGON, And ~ A r.
Sfes. wAxon assI harness nearly as good ss new.
Hesp kix yesrs odd. sound, and gentle ROT afraid
ef sseAm. 10 tse soid fof want nf ass- Apidy 70
>. r. KES1Y.
i p-zt sepsssEt<xdcni-
Daily Republican., 1882-11-18
K,nnnn hx.a Horna.

This morning Mr.. William Il. Mer-
rell, superintendent of the Gpholster-
ing department Of jackson & Sharp's
car works was seriously injured by
horse kicking him. 1t 10 customary
with Mr.. Merrell to ride down to the
works, and put his horse in stable on
Greeley street below Buttonv God, un-
til he returns home.
There is another horse belonging to
an employee ct the works, that is also
stabbed at the same place, and this
morning when Mr.. Merrill opened the
stable door to put his horse away, he
was kicked by this animal. Although
severely injured, be managed to make
his way to the Delaware Spring WORKS
in the vicinity, when he was cared for
until he could be removed to his resi-.
dence No. 919 Tatnall street. The full
extent OF his injuries could not be as
certained, bat 1t Is certain that be Is
pretty badly hurt. His wife was about
to start for Philadelphia. wheu word
was conveyed to her at the depot and
she returned home.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-18
Lacture Last Evening.

A small but appreciative audience
assembled in Bethel A. M. Il. church,
last evening, to hear the Rev T. NC
Cants Stew art, Of New York, lecture
upon Courtship and marriage. He
handled his subject in a mastery man
ner. and his remarks were mixture OF
humor and sound common sense Inc
sneaker cautioned his hearers against
the too common mistake of contoundlnR
love with passion, and advised thor
ough acquaintance before entering upon
the marriage relation. The lecturer
held the undivided attention OF his au-
Gitors, and all seemed TO regret WheD
the time came for him to close. Mr.
Stewart is an eloquent and talent ted
speaker, and has recently accepted a
profes4orsaip of Bellies Letters in a col
iege in Siberia. and will leave this
country some time in February to as
sumo the position.
He will preach at Bethel church to
morrow, and all who wish to hear
good sermon should be sure to attend
Daily Republican., 1882-11-18
WmAT DOES IT MEAN ?
AN Alleged Attempt 60 DeGeAG Ihe
Ends of Justice.


Last Saturday night, on the COM
plaint of 'iured man named Rooert
Shockley, May. wales Issued war
rant for the arrest of Peter s. Blake, on
the charge Of kseptng gambling house
Ut No. 22l East Front street. Chief OF
Police Hawkins, With several officers
made raid on the place aud arrested
Blake and o number of the inmates,
b sides capturing the Dice, sweat cloth
and other apparatus Il ut were used for
Ram bling. Blake was hel In $1,000
bail for his appearance at Court, and IL
is now stated on.good authority that be
called at Shockley's house on Orange
street above Seventh last Tuesday
evening, and induced Sbockley. to ac-
com pany hin to the residence OF
ex Chief of Police Max we'll on TatnalI
street. IL is said that Maxwell uied
to induce Sbock!ey to say tuat he was
arrested, and compelled 10 swear 0ul
the warrant agaiust Blake, and also
that the warrant was issued by Cnie'
Of Police Hawkins instead of the May
or.
He cautioned Shcckley to be very
Car6tul NnhI no hAlu ueloEo Vho SAduN
Jury, and assured Blake that it woult
not amount to anything, as he (Max
welI would see the States AttOrne!
and make it all right with him. 1t Il
also said that Maxwell informed Blak
that II he could get Shocklty 20 swea
that the warrant was Issued by tn
Chief, he could have him arrested, a
soon as this case was settled, tlr faL,
imprisonment.
such are the reports circulated thi
morniu e, and " bile no one would for
moment suppose that the States Attor
ney could be influenced in the u anne
proposed, the case will nevertheless b
watched with considerable interest.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-18
The WooTwnvG Robbery.

One by cne the scoundrels who robbed
Joel Woodward, the farmer, is hunted
down and captured and it looks now as
if the whole gang would soon be placed
in durauce vile. This morning Mr.
Woodward went to Philadelphia to see
if be could recognize the man said tc
arrested there as one of his robbers,
When brought face to face he i'm
med lately recognized the man as Ed
mund Rogers alias Mason as one OF hi
robbers. Word was Immediately tele
graphed to Chief of Police hsw kin'
who went up in later train to brinf
down the prisoner if he was willing tx
come without a requisition. If he wal
not be will have to wait until he gets
reqlsition on the Governor of Pennsyl
vania.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-18
COrner Atsuds.

This morning in accordance with the
instruction of Council, Clerk Fraim
sent a communication to the Mayor
calling his attention to the petition
that was received by that body at It's last
meeting in reference to the corner
stands, and the request of Council that
the Mayor would strictly enforce the
ordinance relating to them. When
asked by reporter what action he in
tended to take in tho matter, the Mayor
pointed to a section Of city ordinance
which makes it the duty OF the CLERK
of the MARKET to prosecute all viola,
tions of the law, and said that he had
nothing to do with such cases until
they were brought before him Officially
by the Clerk of The market or some one
else, swearing out warrants for those
who persist in violating the law.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-18
A Mannanme CRaReE.

The remains Vi William H. Thomp-
son, whose funeral takes place tc-mor.
row afternoon, will be enclosed SiE a
handsome red cedar casket covered
with black cloth. The casket is the
Princess pattern and is the finest made.
The moulding is of black satin, and
the casket is provided with extension
textile handles with silver plates ia
match on which is the following In
scriptioL: civilian III. Thompson,
died November 10, 1882 aged 55 years. -
The interior of u casket is lined with
satin handsomely embroidered with
silk. A large pillow made of the same
ma terial lies at the head. The face OF
the corpse will be exposed to view by
means of an embossed glass side, the
whole forming one of the finest caskett
ever seen in this or any other city. Mr.
l.. W. Palmer, OF 22l Shipley street, IL
the furnishing undertaken and will
have charge of the fuDeral tomorrow
Daily Republican., 1882-11-18
Arreared On SuSp''I

Last evening EdTaEp 70 ppb'lsall ny
burg sy was arrested lin in aiIy, hr1,Is' 81
two detectives OF '1SS tSs. DE TpSssr,Sh'
mule dealer in the b s,IomaIt ouDnS ~
out out Of $500 at q cigar essrslS' s'S'' II
8R ties 'Of Of this his city have e. o'S S%osis u
II nrocdoS os psptoIPHih to IPHihiladslphiisa tia. '''F
btUSanf he can identify the man,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-18
Ahonr Ihe NeM EherIR.

When James Martin received his
commission yesterday morning and
handed it to a gentleman to read, the
latter found that instead Of inserting
the name of James Martin for Sheriff,
in the com mission the blank was filled
M with the nams OF Philip r. CLARK.
OF course it was but a clerical error, but
to make thugs sure, Mr. Martin
sta1 ted on the next train for Dover and
Secretary Wolcott Immediately cor
rected the error. Mr.. Martin is tod!
moving over to New Castle to take pos
aSSiay.. oE. tha ShGxiff's residence, con
nected with the Jail and Sheriff Clarl
and his family are moving out.
To day he took the oath Of office be
fore Judge Wales and on Monday b
will enter upon his duties at the court
His suretles will be presented for &C
ceptance on Wednesday. Quite mum
Der of Mr.. Martins friends are goin
over to New Castle this evening to SO
him installed into his new home.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-18
DR.. III, Ii, We'll.

Rev. H. H. Wells, D D, va
have charge of the Specill mrv,'
Central Presbyterian Cburb. y
during the ear Y part Oilhs n,
soldier in the Union army M
afterwards iu the service Oi,hsCsI
tian Commission, and at tho elSI
the war studied thsOlUy aud dsvU
himself to evangeliStiC work ia /
been very successful in Biz hbss, 4
has been instrumentaliHihsWnv
of many perso 8. The Doctor CONES
this city from Providsncp, RI, wh|
he has been the mans Of ildu,I
mum bers OF persons tO unite With
different churches,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-18
THIRD EDITION.
A Card.
Fnr thu Republloan.

For the Repuolican'
NpssRs EDITORS Common cour'
tasv would give me means from you "
fnlly place myself as an advocate ioi
nrotaction TO all who under the lnnu'
ance of lt0uor might be gathered IN Dy
tbosa who follow as profession the Dc,
SniIement of the unsopbist Gated semi
3rnoged stranger or even one OF tne
cons who is recognized as one Oh the
patrons of the place Nos
In the issue of the Morning news,
under the signature OF one WV
knows" l am charged with "drlnklhs
'Tis true, but even drunkarc VINO mas
+ba brain that should be used for good
%nrnoses can and will exert an innu'
ance TO correct the abuses although liz
may be the victim; ,.iDS.
There was a Wholesale charge against
tho dealers of Front street whlch
would not or could not sustain many
honorable men who are engaged 10 the
business feel that their trade IS lnJureu
by the unsayory character OF TWO Ut
less direputable houses ,,i
have my faults. need 70 aPoi-
gist. but as representative OF Cne poo.
1le it is my intention to iully pLoCooO p
a. far as it is in my power the interests
of the citizens " no repOsed in ME cou-
fdence appreciate and will at all haI,
ards support, At the sOllcitatloh u
many citizens of this neighborhoed
1,reaented to Council petition Tor the
appointment of special officers that nSt ll1t he
" 4F+ad IA I was in duty bound tC
gOS0fd go if had any regard for my oonstitu. IT.,
ants or under any obligations to th'
oath that demanded from me to Do
faithful representative. s.-o,
shall stand as an advocate IN taVol y
of the or dinance that l will present u
Council, on next Thursday nigh not
Withstanding the threats that hav'
bssn made; and will endeavor in my
feeble way to protect the interests 0
am only their servant and not thel
mastar W. H. QUINN.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-18
wrist Broken.

This morning little Sallie Sharp three
years old daughter of Allen and Clara
Sharp No. $50 Monroe street, had hel
wrist broken in singular manner.
She was standing on q chair and
was about to jump on the back o.
her cousin a little boy named
Thomas Kemp about FIVE years old
when the latter caught little Sallie by
the wrist as she jumped causing sud.
den jerk, which shattered her wrist. DR.
Cooper being sent for arrived and re
duced the fracture.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-18
PnrEor,. Harnesa EmporIu.1

In order to be ready wheH winter
comes, Charles L. Parker, harness
manufacturer, No. 15 East Third street
Odd Fellows Hall, Wilmington, Della
ware, has laid in large and magnifi
cent assortment of blankets and robes
that will insure comfort the coldesi
days. New ard secondhand harness
trunks, travelling bags, and Meats foo
oil
Daily Republican., 1882-11-18
FIFTH EDITION
the Thursby Oon-e-.

"OEsby Concert
PROGRAM FOR THE coScrsr
o,NIoSs Wednesday evening, Nov. a9ns i.
PARTI,
l. Bar Baritone i,ca,: solO-Cavatina,
M. Yor.sr-u GOu1
THE famous Baritone hi, A.,
hsre.l Sppeaal
Harp sOlo-'Ar Hyd y Nos, n,
MISS MAUD MORGAN A'p
tHer first appeara nee tbI, g.
s. Grand Piano Solo-,Con.
certo in A" 00u
Dedicated to, and arranged f.. daR
Forte BY b'O VT sAsRl
,,,,. r,-4 EDMUND NEUPERr,
thiS First Appearance in wrn,,.,
4 Grand Afia-'Il Barbisrs '-iS'lI
di Seviglla'
MISS p,,,,. ,.,. RossI
hor First Appearance In wp.1
ner return from her BrIITa' oe ID
umphs In EurOpGl u
8. Harp Solo-Danse do.
D''' MISS nAuD ,lo PARISH Alr,
6. The Celebrated German
Melody-"Die Loreley"
Sang at the N. Y. and B,o,t q
harmonic Society Concert' y
mense success Hn
For the First time in Bllaar
MISS EMMA THURm
Z. Grand Piano solo--Fan,t,
from "L'AfriCaine," NVv~lI
EDMuNDN NEvpEm
8. Baritone Solo:
q. "Am Nicer" v,.
b. cam Marar zes" NISsOn!I Wsv1
M HOIST HANSEN,
Ia a. "Swedish Melodle.p
/" b. "Mazurka"
Arranged for the yoics h, MY vas
Viardot, and sang for the sr't N 1si -.
Baltimore by '' wy
| MISS EMMA THURSRy
Musica! Director and A,Ooun,
MR. MAURICE STRAKOScB.
This is the frs, apgearspced ~
all these artis,S in this city, aSjsA
lections are all new.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-18
A BIG Job.

James #. Wood q Co., have com.
menced on their large contract of gal,
vanized iron corpice, for the new Aims
House. They expect to go right ahead
with it; what they have already ~
looks well. After it comes the tin work
for same. They are also making for the
Ycrklyn snuff mills, large quantity
of perforated galvanized iron pipes
They are runnir & double force of men
both in the city and country.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-18
Meyers COuRI.

There were no cases befOretAM
last evening, and this mOltll
following v ere disposed Of.
Richard Danna, an itinerant ii
was found lying drunk In The "
part OF the city and was With
difficulty taken ~ the ball, Tho
on r admitted the OffBDSe, andVa
81 aud costs.
William Baird was fined 30 Ctni
costs for drunkenness,
Frank WhelSn was charged BY
of Police Hawkins with coming
hall drunk. The Mayor gave
q severe reprimsud, and ca9r
him in default Of a fDe OF 81 ad
Daily Republican., 1882-11-18
GenIlemen's Furnishing EmpO-
ahun9

William H. sincock, 3O7 Market st.,
comes to the front with fresh invoice
OF gentlemen's furnishing goods, con-
sisting of underwear, gloves, neGkwear
aud all the latest novelties pertaining
to the 81 ason. Mr.. Sincock has made a
special effort to meet the wants of a
fastidious public, and flatters himself
that he keeps the best goods in this line
of business and sells them at the lowest
prices. While he is grateful for past
patronage he courteously solicits con.
tinusnce ard an increase of new pa
trouage. His motto is, low price, one
price ard cash. All goods guaranteed
to be good or the money refunded.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-18
U.,,ad states C'a''

In the United StateIR IRVsyybolI
the case Of Ant6oniy; tR6oi,y;mOrs a
ton Company HwNsassorS, was s1GID gI
the Iheust attorp eys for .aa the p,SIIIIl pras +
over two hours aGa 40 ans, Bie
def dofes Sc, At 8 30 o'ClSCn C%lSSCrning
iourned until this nuOl
Daily Republican., 1882-11-18
A Motnar,u Horrible CrueI1x

Martha Robinson, colored. of Louis
vile, KY, on Thursday heated stove
red hot, stripped the clothing off her
child, aged two and a-half years and
laid it on its back on the top Of the
stove. After ime she took the child
of, and, carrying it to factory near by
left it in the hallway. The cries of tht
child were heard by officers, who
arrested the woman. The child will,
die
Daily Republican., 1882-11-18
kDeakN Well,

1t certainly speaks we'll for Messrs.
Ball s. Company, the way they are re-
ceiviug orders, not only from SO many
of our prominent citizens, but also the
fact that they are receiving so many o.
ders from abroad for frescoing and their
decoration papers. This week they
have been at work at the handsome
residence of David j. Murphy, Esq,
of Newark, Ex-Governor Ponder at
Milton, and N. w. Magse Of the same
place, where they are doing an entire
house with 6ne gold paper. Next week
they have orders from r. T. Cochran,
Esq, of Middleto Wn, to paper through
out An elegant new house he has just
erected for his son near MaSsey's Cross
Roads, and another At Middletown, and
are in correspondence with other par
ties from other States. The foe work
and reasonable pricess of Messrs. Ball
& company, and the fact that they are
the only ones who employ an artist
to superintend thC colors and designB
is enough to win for them their present
success.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-18
The Right Road

That leads to latest Styles
is the street that will lead
you from ether part of the
city or country to Fourth
and Market streets, Will
mington Clothing House
and Merchant Tailoring
Establishment Here you
will find, as others have be
fore you, just what is being
worn, and it is sold at the
lowest cash price for quality
of goods and grade of work.
manship. 1t is not economy
to pay a very low price for
shoddy goods; neither is it
to pay a high price tor
shoddy-made custom work
But it is money saved to
buy your goods where you
pay a fair living profit and
get full value for your in
vestment. And Fourth and
Market is becoming better
known as 'the place" in ou'
lefty for just such dealing as
last named; and, as a lady
customer remarked til il
morning: cit is the only
,IpIace we find just what il
advertised" Just step il
to-day and see our new
styles of Overcoats for al
classes, and, as the SAM
lady remarked: "The fines
} stock of'children's overcoat
in the cityp New style
this week.
Yours Truly,
; mo. w. DIEFENDoRF u CO
noAo. Fourth and Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-18
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
A Former ResIdent af This CIty
whsle Cunning in Virginia Ae'
aldenVmlly shoots himself

A Former ResIdent af This CITY
WhGIe Cunning In Virginia Ae'
eIIenTaIIy shoots himself.
A dispatch to Mr.. @. w. Weldin Of
this city from Rural Retreat, Virginia
received late last night, reports that
while out cunning MIR. Alexander
Goodman accidentally shot and killed
himself near that place.
MIR. Goodman was formerly resident
of this city and In the employ OF the
Lobdell Car Wheel Company, but about
two years ago was sent TO Rural Re,
treat, Va. to take charge OF the Lobdell
Furnaces NJ that place. No definite
particulars Of the accident have been
received up to noon to-day. The t,le-
gram was from William Weldin of thit
city who was on visit to Mr.. Goodman
and was with him when the accident
occurred.
AS soon as the necessary arrange
ments can be made and an inquest held
the body will be brought to this city fol
interment.
The deceased was son-in-law OF Mr.. j
Weldln, who resides at No. 14Ol JACK
son street, where the funeral will taxi
place.
The unfortunate man was about Al
years OF age and leaves wife and tW'
children, aged 10 and ~ years. de wa
a sou Of the late James Goodman OF thi
city. Previous to his being employeC
by the Lobdell Car Wheel Company, b.
was engaged In the coal business oI
West Front street and at one tims eh
gagged In the iron business In Pennsyl
vania. He was regular attendant a
St. Paul's M. Il. church while he RESI-
ded in this city.
The sudden news Of his death was re
Ceived with sorrow by his many friend
here.