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st Joseph street. and continue for ten days.
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Gotling SatisfsctiOn.

Miss Sarah Williams and Miss Alice
Gray, of Marietta, had an unpleasantness
aud called each other naughty names
Miss Williams made complaint of dis.
orderly conduct against Miss Gray.
before Columbia squire, and
the magistrate, after hearing the
case mulcted Miss Gray in the costs and
then discharged her. Miss Gray. to get
satisfaction, made complaint of disorderly
conduct against her prosecutor. The case
was heard before Alderman Spurrier this
marniug. From the testimony it appeared
that Miss Williams was very naughty in
some respects, but that. she was not
disorderly, and SO tho alderman discharg
ed her, aud placed the costs again upon
Miss Gray. She is not yet satisfied and
Threatens to sue Miss Williams for SANDER
but slandeT suits cost more money and
are even more uncertain OF ending rightly
than common police cases. The only party
who has been benefited thus far is Con
stable Stahl, of Marietta, who charges the
county 3S miles mileage for serving sub
punaes-nUt one milo OF which he travel
ed. The Columbia jnstice of the peace
and the Lancaster alderman will come in
for their share of satisfaction after a
while.
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SECOND EDITION.
WEDNEsDAY:RVENINo, JUNE 1888
AT WASHINGTON.


lie Falls to the Floor In Fits and Is Allowed
Two Drinks a Day-Tho judge
Talks TO The Jury.
WASHINGTON, June 13.-In obedience to
the direction of Judge Wylie, the jury in
the Star Route case came into court at
1885 tLiS morning to receive instructions
upon points of law. Before they were
seated, however, Juror Vernon, who had
been unwell during the night, fell on the
floor in fits, creating great excitement. He
is now under the care of physician, and
the remaining jurors have returned to
their room.
The Judges Opinion of the Injured Man.
Juror Vernon, in falling, struck his head
heavily upon chair, but he subsequently
fully recovered. Judge Wylie announced
that Vernon was a hard drinker and he
supposed the cutting off Of supplies had
resulted in an attack of delirium tremens.
The deputy marshal stated that Vernon
was all right.
Tho Judge Talks to the Jury.
The jury was then ordered TO come
into court. In reply. to questions Of the
foreman the judge stated that the verdict
must be a complete one, not based upon
part of the Indictment but upon
the whole. In the course of his
remarks the judge intimated that
he wanted verdict of some kind and
that he would not discharge the jury
very easily. The jury then retired.
The deputy marshal was instructed to
allow Juror Vernon two drinks per day,
but to prevent the circulation of whisky
bottle among the jurors. Court then
took recess until to- morrow with UNDER
standing that ii verdict should be agreed
upon, court would meet to receive it.
Attorney Isige!ow to DO compensated.
The circuit court has declined to dismiss
the order restraining Mrs. Mason (wife of
Sergeant MasOD) from withdrawing the
money deposited in local bank until she
has compensated Attorney Bigelow for his
services.
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MAkkE7S.
l'h.sAs.sIp:liA Market

PuILADELPH1A, June l3.-Flonr quiet but
firmly held.
Rye flour at t3 75.
Wheat tirmer; No. . Western Red, 81 1917 ;
No. ! Red 81 2ifll .; No. 3 81 He0! Is.
Corn in tair demand steamer. G0lpGlc :; YeI
low ana Mixed, 6iH096Jc: No. ; Mis- ed, and
YelO ", 5769GOc.
Oats quiet bnt steady; No. White, h04D
50Lc; NO. edo, i9ac; No. ; Mixed 4sI04Shc.
Rye scarce 1t 70ID72c
Seeds s-Timothy dull at II s'as; Flax at 81 81
Provisions quiet; Mess Pork. $3OG2O .5
Beet Hams. $25 5Of.6: Smoked Hams, 1870
l4ac; Picked do, Egg @l3c.
Lard quiet; city kettle. ll%laIHc; loose
butchers, lP%c; prima steam, $ll 5O0il 60.
Butter active ; tending upward renn'a ana
Western Creamery extra, 2lQpes:: T.. &. and
N. Y. ext H. l993Oc do firsts, 14a0l7c; Western
exit q, l5Gll7c; good to choice li@i5c.
Rolls dull at 70lOc.
Eggs firm; supplies light: Penna. 2Oc
Western, lShc.
12c Western, 10Hc do fair to good, lOL q
lOAc Pa. part SKINS, 69sc; do full SKINS,
06c.
whisky stQls
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NEsisbW FROHT sc. HAVANA CIGAR,
1 is the best in the city, made and for sale
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MUiDEls WILL. tUT.
The .iIrest of Another OF Gibbons Childrel
Murderers

The arrest of Another OF Gibbons Children
Murderers
CINCINNATI, Juue 13.-Publcation is
made here to-day of the arrest on Monday
at Columbus, Ohio, of Vim. Direley,
a negro, charged with the murder Of
the Gibbons children at Ashland, N. Y,
on December 24th, 1881. Mamie and
Robbie Gibbons and Emma Carris were
found dead in {: burning housc. The girls
had been outraged. Three men were ar
rested, George Ellis, William Neal, and
Ellis Craft.
Ellis made , confession, upon which he
was convicted and sentenced to be hung,
but was hung by mob. Neal and Craft
were also sentenced to be hanged, and
now await execution. Tho arrest Of
Direley is upon a long tracing of circum
stantial evidence in connection with
stat ements made by Diroloy, and leave no
doubt as to his being the real murderer.
Not Much Weight Attached to the Arrest.
ASHLAND, KY, Juno 13 Not much
weight IS given to the ar. .est of Direley for
the murder of the Gibbons family.
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The .sDrItiaNmS.n

A new college publication, issued un.
der the auspices OF 4 committee of nine
members of the senior class of Franklin
and Marshall, will by Monday or Tuesday
next be ready for sale. Tho book, con
sisting of some 80 pages, has been called
The Oriiiamnae," and is to be issued
hereafter annually. Its contents arc the
happenings Of tho college year and an ep-
tome Of college life in general through Il
cpllega year. Many of the articles are of
. humorous nature and tho book is inter-
sparsad with many comic cuts, of an on.
tirely original character, designed by
scvsral students and few by foreign
artist (of great merit). The book will 10
ha:l for sale at Mr.. G. l.. Fon Dersmith' S
book store, No. 46 East King street. The
price has been put at the sum of so cents.
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ENTAIL ASSDCIATION,

MONUMEnTAL AsSDCIATION.
The Annual Meeting and Election OF OIL
The Monumental association held their
regular annual meeting at the Office of A.
G. ReiEehl, esq, the solicitor, at o clock
this morning. The following members
were present J. w. Yocum and Henry
Mullen. Columbia Charles Denues, E.
K. Martin, Hiram Stamm, James Fl. Mar
shall, II. H. Breneman and A. G. ReinnhI,
Lancaster.
Owing to the absence OF DR.. Craig, the
president, E. X. Martin, vice president,
opened the meeting.
The following officers, to serve to June,
1884, were nominated aud elected
President-E. X. Martin.
Vice President-Charles Denues.
'Secretary-H. r. Breneman.
Treasurer-James H. Marshall.
SOlicitor-A. c. ReirGhl.
Finance and executive committees which
have charge Of the monument, NJ. BrOsins,
Hiram Stamm and Henry Mullen.
The report of the treasurer, showing a
balance of $37 10 and 81 900 invested, was
read and referred to the iinancs commit,e Q
who reported it correct.
A number of bills were presented aud
approved. VIM. G. Pyfcr, florist, was
chosen to have charge of the grass plot
around the monument. 1t was decided
that hereafter the association will hire
carriages on Decoration Day. Meeting ad-
jOurned.
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EXPLOSION AT TRENTON.
Two wen Horribly b1an.Ied-Others Mir,
ul.lukIY E6cADo.

Two Men Horribly yblanEIed-Others Nlirac-
ui"usIy Escape.
TRENTON, N. J June 13.-Thomas
Culiiton, aged 60. and Michael Hawk,
aged Sd years, were instantly killed by
the explosion of rubber vulcanizer ut the
Trenton rubber works about 7:3O O'Clock
this morning.
The vuicanizer or heater had been filed
with pans of rubber and before removing
these the steam should have been blown
off. This the men neglected to do and be-
gan ut once TO unscrow the bolts of the
door. When = few bolts had been freed the
strain came too heavily Oh others and the
explosion followed. The door blew out
and tho men We're whirled with terrific
force through brick wall twenty
feet away. The vulcanizor itself was
thrown backward fifty feet through
two brick walls into the car sprirg
shop where d dozen men were employed.
The escape of these men without injury
seems almost miraculous.
The bodies of Hawk and CullitOn were
mangled and disiigured almost beyond
recoe milton. They both leave famil les.
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Probably Fatal Accident,

Mrs. Susan Brogan, wife of Dennis Bro
gan, uf Ci.mmell, CJlerain township, met
with quito serious accident at al early
hour on Sunday morning last, which may
terminate in hcr death Whilo in the
act Of walking i'll hor sleep she approached
ing misstep was thrown down them,
sustaining dangerous injuries. A physi'
tion, it was found that her skull was
badly fractured and her left arm broken.
She is now lying in precarious condition,
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Live Stock Prices

EAST -Cattle-Receipts, 50! head;
market dull lower than yesterday.
Hogs-Receipts l,l5O head; Phtladelphias
81 25l7 IS /; Workers, 81 1507 20.
Sneep-Receipts, 2,6C0 head market brisk
and sc higher than yesterday,
CHICAGo-Hogs-Receipt q, 900 head ship.
ments, 2,l0O head market opened fair. de-
clined l5c and closed weak mixed packing
S6 3O06 IS heavy packing and shipping, is 60
G6 IS; light, s6 s566 20 skips, 8 2596 20.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000 head; shipments, 500
head market weak at lOc decline large vol.
ume ofbusiness, exports. s. sO36 IS; goo,l
to choice shipping, S 5O05 20; common to
fair, $505 45.
Sheep-Receipts, 900 head |; shipments, loo
head market moderately active and steady
inferior dull at $393 so: good, a so; choice.
81 60.
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A Largo run6rai,

The funeral OF Mrs. Fanny Bowman,
wife of Reuben Bowman, residing near
LandisviIlc, took place yesterday afternoon
ii. 3 o'clock, and was v"'y largely attend
ed, there baiug over 13O carriages and
moro than 1000 persons present. The
funeral services were conducted by Revs.
Lands and Kaufman, and were of an i'm
prcsslve character. The interment took
place in the private burial ground Fear
Lanelisvile. Over 200 guests sat down to
dinner alter the ObSequieS.
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Leg Broken,

A young man named Lorentz, who is
a driver Of Il heavy -four wagon for c. l..
Frey, of Abbeyvile mills, was driving out
West Orange street this forenoon. His
horses We're walking along and when near
Charlotte street ho fell from tho wagon.
The wheels passed over him breaking both
bones of his left leg. DIR. NJ. l.. Davis was
sent for and attended the injured man.
who was taken to tho residence of his
father, No. 7l3 Beaver street.
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Maintaining a Nuisance.

Oscar and Henry Hamp and Frederick
Genperling, against whom complaint was
made for maintaining 4 nuisance, had 4
hearing before Alderman Spurrier and
were hald to bail to answer at court. The
nuisance complaihed of is their slaughter
house on the south side of West Walnut
between Mulberry and Water streets. 1t
is charged that the olfal and blood of
butchered cattle is allowed to tester and
decay AID faint tho atmosphere. The
Case has been lepauted to the board o.
health.
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the Smallpox.

DIR. J. A, Fitzpatrick, the newly ap
pniute'i health commissioner, has guUe o.:
duty and got down to work to prevent the
spread of tho smallpox. At every house
where persons arc down with the disease L
red flag has been nailed up ~ danger
signal The mayor has also appointed
special police officers TO watch the houses
and prevent the inmates from going out.
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Tho forty ninth commencement Of Lin
den Hall seminary, at Lititz, will DO held
Thursday evening" Jun. 2lst. The class
of '93 is composed of tha following stu
dents Maize Bomberser, Augusta Fa;
lon. Georsiana Grffins. Ala Hollinger
Erne>tine Huebeuer, Annie LIew ellyn
Elsie Mausar, Moilie Pile, Margare,
Sheaaly, Lizzio Shirt, May Eusign, Re
becca Fllbert, Emma Hoch, Florence HoI
Iinssr, Ida Llewellyn. Margis Myers,
Emma Pott, Pamela Silver.
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One Eyed Horse Thief.

West Chester Village record.
The case of John Frankfort, the one,
eyed horse thief with half dozen aliases,
now confined in the Chester county prison
on the charge of stealing Hopes Bro. &
Thomas horse, wagon, harness, etc,
HemphiII Bros grain, on two occasions,
and whom tie Lancaster county people
W Hh to get hold of to finish out Is of L IS
years sentence, will bo argued in the ar
puinent court OF Chester county before
Judge Futhey on Wednesday. II. T.
Fairlamb, esq, represents the Lancaster
authorities, while District Attorney
Windle tho commonwealth, and Joseph
Ilemphill and VIM. Il. WaddelI, esq, the
West Chester police association.
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LANCASTER, PA, June l3, 1885.
Last week Adam Otthofer, son OF J Jacob Ott-
hOfer. butcher, No. 5l3 Manor street had an
ordinary sore thr ,at from which he was con.
fined to hiI room tor several days. IL Is now
currently reported over the city that the
young man h,t smallpox and M. Otthnier's
customers are 10th to 20 to his place of bust
II -. "A soon smallpox has developed
Itself In any house the flag will he exposed by
the Board of Health.
S. L. DAVIS, NJ. d..
lis Attending Physician.
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Financial md Commercial Notes,

John Jacob AstOr fills .AmasSa Stones W.
cancy in the We-tern Union board to day.
1t Is stated that the Western Union tele-
graph stock will probably be listed in London
the latter part OF this week or first OF next.
1t Is said that tho expected dividend in North
ern Pacific preferred next July next Is very
doubtful. The amount of Western Union
stock held by investors is fity millions ami
the amount held by brokers is thirty millions.
according to the transfer books. This Is an
increase during the past year ot ten millions
stock held for investment.
The June dividends on the Wander bit stocks
are to be declared on the 2od. TIE Lake Shore
and T.. :. will be per cent.
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WESTERN STORMS.
A Tornado Visits Chill!cOth- --Dther Places
Damaged.

A Tornado Visits Chill!cOthe-jthor Places
Damaged.
CHrLIcCrHE, Mo, Juno ia lorna
do visited this district yesterday. Many
buildings were destroyed The residence
of Dennis Wolf, 5 miles south of here, was
demolished. MIR. Wolf was killed and his
wife badly injured.
Taking Refuge from II storm
CARROLToN, Mo, June ia terrific
wind storm visited this city yesterday and
citizens fled to their cellars for safety. but
NJ very serious damage was done.
Hs~vy kSain. In NJ issOuri
JoHL1N, Mo-, June 13.-Ail the mines
in this vicinity are flooded and farmers arc
great sufferers by the rains, which have
retarded Cora pIowing :tnd wheat harvest
inu
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This afternoon horse hitched to the
wagon of MentZer & Reist, grocers, on
West King street, frightened while stand
ing in front of the store and run up street
towards the square. Above the Sorre |
horse hotel the wheels OF the wagon caught
on post and the horse Vas stopped
without any damage being done.
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Wants to Slug.

Harry Gallagher writes that he has n
man whom lie is willing to put against
Etter, of "the Hill," in a slugging match.
Ii Etter will not make a match with the
man, Gallagher himself will try him.
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An adjourned meeting OF tho WOmcn's
Christian Temperance Union Will be held
1T 6 ID on Friday evening OF this W: elk al the
home o: Mrs. James Black. 32I North Duke
street. TO make arrangements tor cX-GOv. st.
Johns lecture, on next Sabb eth afternoon, at
3OciOck in the GO rt house
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PeddIinr yyithout L,cepse.

Suits have been brought before Alder
man Spurrier against over dozen of
Russian Jews who reside on Middle street.
The charge against them is peddling goods
without license. The hearing will he mex t
Monday.
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New York AarkoS.
Nxw YoRK. June lS.-Flour duh and weak
Wheat X0]<c lower, dull and heavy; No. 2
Red. June, u aok; July, 81 2lN0l s2N !;
Aug, 81 2tGl ~.
spot. 50(65Xc do future, 65x06Sc.
Oats quiet and steady: NO. July, $40
451sc; State 5O056c; Western, j60t4c.
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Killed by Il sheriff.

SpRINGFIELD, Mo, June Is Deputy
Sheriff WhitcSi;!e while attempting to ar
,est Enos Ridge, Cherokee In'iian, a
iugitivs from justice charged with mur-
der, WAS resisted and fired upon by Ridge,
whereupnn he shot and killed him.
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Tho sieJDers, Strike.

Tho strike of the helpers at the Penn
iron works continues, but the lmanag agemeIt
expect at least Il part of the force tog" to
work TO night ut the old rates.
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Can't Say Enough .

81 cannot speak too highly of Burdock
Blood RiNerS; they have been Il GREAT blessing
TO me- Cured me of biliGuSnes4 and Hyspep-
sia from which had suti red for years" Mr..
). Marsh, Bank OF Toronto. Ont. For sale by
II. u. Cochran, druggist. i"7 AMI 1872 North
Queen street.
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InIGllhuna Int In,

George II. MiIler'S restaurant, on Nortl
Quccu street, was connected with the tele-
p!luno exchange this morning.
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Quotations by Associated Press.

VUUlHt1OHS Uy NSSOCI.ttC't 2'It'S1.
Stocks dull Money
New York Central. ............... .l,::M
Erie Railroad. Observation-Disclosures. 37JI
Adams Express ......................l.g l.g
Michigan Central Railroad. ...-.. 97'a
Michigan Southern Railroad. i.............. III
Illinois Central Railroad. li511
Cleveland Y Pittsburgh Railroad. .l3s
Chicago Rock Island Railroad. ui..........ll51ss :
Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne lcailrOa,i....
Western Union Telegraph COmpuny..... s73s
Toledo II Wabash. .......................... 9Sta
New Jersey Central. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS
New York Ontario n Western. 27M
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lsfcyclo Races.

l. 81 ould not be forgotten that the
bicycle races will come off at the park on
Friday. The gold medals are now in the
window OF Locher's drug store.
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"WEDNESDAY - FAIR, AND SLIGHT
w CHANGE IN TEMPERATURES.

"A large sized freight car of
the Pennsylvania railroad comes
along loaded with chairs, but
they don't stay with us long
enough to get fairly fixed. We
can't keep up with the draft on
us for Porch and Cottage Easy
Chairs, but the stock has fresh
things in it every day, and what
it lacks one day comes along
the next. We have connections
with all the best manufacturers
and they are feeding our stock
every day as best they can. We
cannot take poor chairs from
the manufacturers or our stock
would be larger very soon.
Basement. Market street front. between cen
tire and Thirteenth street stairways.
John WANAMAKER
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SRlo OF Bank stock,

Jacob B. Long, real estate agent, sold
to-day. at private sale, 10 shares Fulton
national bank ut $40, aud shares Col
umb;a nationa! bank at $3.50,
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LONDON, June 13.--The trial OF the men
concerned in the dynamite conspiracy,
charged with treason felony, WIS resumed
this morning.
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IOHN WANAMAKER.

UsT EECElyED, ANsDTnEK LOT OE
y Fountain Fine-Cut Tobacco direct from
manufacturers and only cts per o., or IS
cts. per Il at
-HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
.STOkE.
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SAUK CENTRE. Minn June 13--The
Touring mil, of Harmon & IIn.lues burned
yesterday. Loss, $4,000 insurance,
S4S COO
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HAHTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE.
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4E:!t:S-.:L Tss1'ffE,.
Flies and Rugs.

Files. reaches, ants, bed-bnss, rats, mice,
gcphers, chipmunks. cleared out by "Rougll
on Rats" l5c.
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a1- No family Dyes were ever 80 popular as
the Diamond UyeS. They never TAIL. The
Black is tar superior TO lcgwOo,I. Any color
10 cents
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WEATHER. ISsplGAT:.,S1

WASHINGTON, June 13.-F"r this New
England and Middle Atlantic states, light
local rains, followed by slightly cooler fair
weather, westerly winds shifting to
southwest AMI northwest, stationary OF
slight rise in barometer.
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Railway shops Burned.

MIDDLETowN, N. Y, June 13.-The
Erie railway shops here burned last
night and considerable damage was dore
to the machinery.
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Philadelphia
Quotations by Associated Press.
NEW ADVEETISEMENTs

IHlEESYOKks-ALLT THE LATEST NOW
l. really for dealers inspection, at city
prices.
j. +. WEAVER,
IS West King street
iell-Iwds Lancaster, Pa.
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Ira G. Siple. residing on Manor street,
this place, and a freight brakeman of TIE
Pennsylvania railroad, had his arm clI.l
between the deadwoods OF tw" freight cars,
which he was coupling at Fifty second
street, PhiIair!phi,, yesterday. Although
the flesh was badly mangicl II" bones We're
hrnken.
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Eft OF Ch; stnut street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER

A very good place this ought
to be to buy goods by the yard
for Men and Boys Wear.
There are some folks who still
like to have home made clothes
and, therefore, we sell Cloths,
Cassimeres, Linens, Innings,
&C., by the piece or yard, plain
Linen Drills for Mems and
Boys wear, 25c., 3oc., 35c., all
linen, fast colors.
Neat Checks, a handsome
line of colors ; also, stripes, 2oc.
and 25c., all linen, fast colors.
Fancy Linens, Blue and White
Checks, Red and White Checks,
55c. and SOC, different styles,
fast colors.
Creole Checks, 27c. and 4oc.
White Linen Drills, 55c. and
Soc.
White Linen Duck, S5c., 81,
81. IS.
Fifth counter from centre, toward Market