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Srsc1AL ASNouscEMEsr
FOR FRIDAY.
A FEW GENUINE BARGAINS.

ANEW GENUINE BARGAINS
We have determined to show for our Fall Trade the
most select line of Dry shown In the CITY,
and are also determined TO show them 1t low prices
By Offering bona fiie" bargains in Sur advertise
menis and seiinS just what advertise We hope to
retain all our present custom and add to our list of
patrons many new We enumerare below few
bargains which We offer until closed CUT as We shall
NO, be able TO duplicate them Come early and take
advantage Of the full selection.
A SPECIAL FEATURE.
3,oOoyds Plain Satin Berber in all colors at I2Isc
cannot be duplicated at 25c
5000 yds Figured satin Berber In all colors To
match the pam. at l5c; be Duplicated at :,oc
These goods are In remnants of from to ten yards
and are a genuine bargain
Our special Trcot 36-ineh wide I'm all eolors q, asc
dso genuine bargain
O. All Wool Flannel Suitings In all colors AZ 75c
actual value SOC
2+inch Atwood Flannel suiting in all coors q, 25c
4oineh Bison Cloth, IN all colors at SOC. yd.
Complete stock Of Plaid and stripe Flannes at Soc
Atwood Black Cashmere. extra width. 45c
sik Veivets. In all coIors, at 81
Our Red Flannels, at 25c.. and our White Flaunels
g &c. are not 10 be equal-d In the city.
Cotton Flannel and Domestcs at manufac.urers'
cost
Gail and and be convinced that this Is no idle talk
echooi VIII De open in u few days and Parents and
aaardiAns desirous o: furnishing their children or
charges with school outfit. will lind desirable and
useni bargains q. Our Mammoth Esta blishment
wnefe everybody can make their purchases conscien-
osy without fear of being Overciaryed as we Guar.
aafes Our Prices Lower than the Lowest
INTERESTING READING:
sss,vUh Nh a. AZ sn.rtwal.t. elegant designs; sell
90 Doz Boys Flannel Shirt aists In all co,oru,a...
Sold less than Sl5O. ~ 0-''e'
OUR PRICE 81
% Do1 Misses and Boys Ribbed Hose, in all col
Orr and all sizes. 49, WI
OUR PRICE CSC. PAIR
Lot Of Mss suits all desirable and seasonabls
YOUR OWN PRICE
OTHER BARGAINS
Ladies' black Silk Suits. which are no old stock
out SimpV Rare Bargain; sold always at SIS esch
OUR PRICE SIS EACH.
Ladies' Black SILK Suits never sold less than $50
each. made and trimmed elegantly which we viii sell
OUR PRICE $40 EACH
CHEERING NEWS FOR THE LADIESl
ANGORA LACEA
TAsfs b where we take lead Why simply this:
~ ere importers Of oar own stock Of Angora Laces
Swing - ths advantage Of having the lowest prices,
sod the most prominent shades In all widths and
gf1deA Ladies DESTROYS Of the invited 10 .p-
psps thsn % that thsy viii be posted where 70 gss
tAeoosrecs aaorsmsnk
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Higgins does not agree with the President on
civil service reform. 1t remains to be seen ifhe
Ii the "biger" man.
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FINANCIAL.

PRrscE & WHrrELY
STOCK BROKERS
e BROADWAY. New York.
bS9 10Th street SCorcoran Buildingl Washington
PRIVATE STOCK TELEGRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK, BOSTON, 90
GENERAL PARTNERS.
JAMES WHITLEY, II. CRUGER OAKLEY
MAYNARD C. EYER
HENRY II. DODGE, Washington, d. c.
WILLIAM r TkAvERs, special Partner
Buy and sell on commission all classes OF Railway
Securities.
H II. DODGE, Resident Partner
Quotations ofstocks and Bonds and Information n.
Gardng the markets received through our wires in
stantly, direct from the New York Stock Exchanea
I orders executed and reported promptly. tei
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Secretary Manning called at Greystone on his
way down the Hudson river, and had a long
conference with Mr.. Tilden. There was, how
ever. no political Significance in this visit for
We have Mr.. Mannings own authority TOR that
statement, and Mr.. Manning, being n news
paper himself, wouldn't deceive the press. 1t
can be officially stated that all Mr. Manning
stopped over at GTeysione for was to tell Mr.
Tilden some fish stories from the Adirondacks
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SALE

several fine lots dncludng two corners) on 7th ST.
NV cor OF bouiidary street. will be- sold cheap and
on easy terms Of payment.
rHOS ], FISHER d co.
Meridian Hill and Columbia Heights number of
lots at investment prices.
au2S-2w THOS. J. FISHER d co,
INOh SALE-TWO LOTS, IN A HEALTHY LO.
- caiity, on st., between 18th and 18th sta n. "
Inquire AT l2lO 81. u. w. au1S-lnla
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"Fine by degrees and beautifully less"-the
New York Grant monument fund. We were
told that after the nabobs got back to town
from their summer resorts the fund would leap
upwards. But september is here, the fashion
able people are coming back, and the daily
reports from the fund are less and less in
amount What Is the natter
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

Il 18th and sts, fronting lit feet on it;th one az
the mes: destIabl corners this broad St, Vt such
low figure a. VIII warrant early advance pa r.
KER & TOWNSEND, 14lS st. se3.eo2m
ENORsALE-HANDSOMkl EST LITTLE BUILDING;
Lot in city for the money, 70 feet front on fine
part Of New Hampshire ave; $3.50. Pxrti WALL
J. b. winner. l424 New York ave. seq e.
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HOSIERY.-Fineri ribbed Hose, in navy, garnet,
brown and black. sizes 5le to 81. They have double
heels and toes and white toes and heels For 25c. .
pair they are bargain.
pers first choice. Sizes Sla, 8 and Ga only acc. q
pair. Please examine them.
Black Fancy ribbed Hose. double white heels and
toes superipr quality sizes to Sa prices soc to AGO.
Genuine English Black Ribbed Hose double white
soles extra long sizes to y, prices 34c. 49c &C
cOr!ing % size.
English Hose. with double knees, white heels and
toes otiboiled coors sizes to Sl prices acc to 52c
according 10 size
silk and Isle Mixed Hose In black and navy sizes
b u sis. prices sc. 10 TIE, according TO size.
GLOVES.-The famous "Elite" Kid Gloves In all
sizes for children regular price 81 special price until
Saturday at pm s9c.
COATS -Colored Cashmere. Mother Hubbard and
other new styles worsted lace trimmed regular price
g. 81, special price until Saturday evening 80 al
zoe 'S0e'~' p''0s
CAPS.-Hand- snirred French Caps, sold by n, all
the season for $l.l5. special price, sic
as follows: 25c Collar Pins for lSc.; 25c RanrIe
Bracelets for &c., use Earrings for Ice 40c CtIlsr
Pins and Earrings tor 3Sc 0Sc Sterling Silver Ban
giles for zoe: 49c sterling Silver Bangles for 8Sc
LEATHER GOODS.-49c satchels FOR 42c and all
styles of 25c PocketbO0ks for Ice These prices onv
until saturday At o pm.
COf.LARs.-Pretsily embroidered. In four different
styles, for Ice each. The regular price is 26c and
that Will be the price amer Saturday.
5irtsh Crochet, Irish Point, Canvas and Twine Col
HASDKERCHIEFS-W Au-inen and
Fancy Colored Borders Of ast colors REGULAR price
DC, special price &c
Furnishings for Boys Everything Sor Girls OutAts
DAY and SATURDAY. - ~
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HmH G.Anr Or Bvrrrn
q - ~ porsd. ny,Ssd TX In = t tI
H1or en-, 4rso nen ths hese crsamseies q Nssn
- Iowa Also, yADcy Nov Yoxk Herktmee County
Ceeose, diseae h0Gn h6sorieA
AR-No otsonasgaytne Or Buttertne sold In this
o0-& J. H CRANK ESQ Louikisna ave.
TUE -OfFO. Gas ENuzNE REQUIRES NO
- eeG Avo1O ell expensive afssndsnces No
s7 = .. ax 6 40 p: 4 70 IA ssi E Es
s vh9s 80 "a - 0sn . oRsss,
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EVENING wAsH1NGToN D. G.. THuRsnAY sEprEnfBER
FOR lighthouses.

II tv,een ISsh and 18th sts, one square above Boun-
dary: five rooms and stable rent " per month. In
Quire next door, Its
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

INOK RENT-DESIRABLE FARM HOUSE AND
i Out buildings; pleasantly located convenient for
persons holding office or other business In Washing
tom the cars during the day, aud stop opposite ut
Four Mile Run station: Washington and Alexandria
Iaiiroaa Apply on the premises, or to THOMAS w.
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03l NEW YORK AVENUE,
Inreestory pressed Brick. ten rooms and bath. all
k mos1efn convenience This house ID thoroughly
built, and can be had on easy terms.
HCFTY 4 DYER.
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans
euZI-lW 18th and F SITS NV
EOR SALE-ONE 10 ROOM HOUSE, 1902 o
y NV. Two Houses. 47d and as o Ut. NV, IL
rooms, with all modern improvements For permit
70 inspect same inquire at loo st. NV. au25-2ws
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ill-iated Italia, He accounts for the wreck by
the current, which set them in toward the
land, and says il the officer on watch, who
! is supposed TO have committed suicide, had
hVed, more light could have been thrown
ON the cause of the disaster. Some of
those saved were forty-nine hours in open
poats, and We're finally rescued by fisher
men. One boat was sucked down hv the
sinking ship and all It's occupants were
drowned.
Schooner Yacht IL, Lealzy Condition.
LONDON, June 26th-The schooner Yacht
Carmelita, Captain Snow. which left New
ork March 10Th for San Francisco. has
put into Monlcyideo. She is leakv. and
will discharge and repair.
The New Guinea Expodition-No win.
BERLIN, Jane 26th.-The New Guinea
expedition will start ON Mouday.
The late Prince Frederick Charles lett no
will
Austria's Emperor-The Wheat EIal vest.
VIENNA, June 26th.-Emperor Francis
Joseph will start for IScbi tomorrow.
The wheat harvest promises 70 be tair
The Mexican Financial Crisis.
CITY OF MEXICO, June 26th.-The recent
and unexpected decree funding the out
standing obligations against the Govern
ment in q $25 ,000 ESQ issue of bonds. has
had the effect of making the money market
tighter than ever. The National Bank on
Tuesday stopped all discount business. Il
step that has been generally followed by
the brokers, and exchange both foreign
and domestic, has stiueued in prise. The
commercial outlook is yet more ominous,
and 1t is reported that number of houses
reputed to be in good standing are on the
verge of bankruptcy. Mexico is in the
lowest depths of poverty, and the receipts
OF the Government are not sufficient ia
meet the estimated expenditures.
Admiral Courbefs Funeral.
PARIS, June 26.h-The Senate to-day
unanimously approved the credit of 10000
francs for the public funeral of the late
Admiral Courbet
Huxley to Retire Upon Pension.
LONDON, June 27th-A. M.-Professor
Huxley will retire from his Government
position in October on a yearly pension OF
Il, 200.
General Gordon's Dinry.
LONDON, June 27th-A. M-The first edi
ton of General Gordon's diary comprising
10000 copies hes been sold General Cor
don's private Chinese diary is announced
for August.
An Authorized Denial
LONDON June 9th. m.-The Post says
it is authorized to deny the report that
Lord Salisbury telegraphed Lord Wolseley
that he was III full sympathy with the lat
ter's views regarding the withdrawal from
Egypt, but that the Government is unable
to continue the expedition
Further British Cabinet Appointments.
LONDON June 27th--A. M.-Thc following
additional appointments have been made
Under Secretary for the Colonies, Earl Cad
ogan Under Secretary of War, Earl Don
oughmore; Solicit0r-General for Scotland,
Bonnerman Robertson.
G,ore Baronetcies.
LONDON, June 27th-A. m.-Baronetcies
have been conferred upon George Erring-
ton, N. T., and Isaac Lowiathian Bell
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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.


License Collector Conroy will not take
Office till the 9Th of July, the first Monday
III the month.
Rev DR. Stebbins, Unitarian, is spending
his summer vacation up north When
last heard from he was doing Puget
Sound. He Will return overland.
Captain William Knapp one of the old
est postal clerks on the Ogden and San
Francisco route, died Wednesday at St
lukes Hospital OF paralysis.
\ movement is on foot among the mer-
| chants to set aside Friday, July 81, as
| holiday as well as Saturday, and written
| agreement to that effect is being circulated
and signed.
J. A. Carroll, Howard Havens and B. 7.
| Oliver have filed their inventory Of the
! estate of the late Daniel T. Murphy, show
| ing that his estate in California is valued at
| S2,04l, $40 50.
a sturgeon six feet long and weighing
| 125 pounds was caught Thursday OF How
| ard-street wharf No. ) by some boys Such
| fish is often taken further up the river, but
rarely IS one of such size caught from the
wharges or in the hay.
| The eleventh annual picnic and festival
! Of the Union Sunday School at Woodwari's
/ Thursday was attended by about 5000 per
sons, Of whom two-thiris were children
Fully 5000 voices united in singing The
| Battle Hymn Of the Republic
| Mgr. Capel, referring 10 an article in the
! Arg0nattt of a recent date. said Is it pos
siblc that such large-headed people Is
| those Of San Francisco can read such stuff
az this How dare any one in this free
| country-ahd freedom does not mean i'm
| pudenCe ana insulting Hcensc-utter such
outrageous idiocy?'
A dispatch received by The general agents
OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company in
this city says The City OF Toxic went ashore
on Saganii Point, twenty-five miles below
Yokohama. The passengers, crew, mail,
| treasure and part Of the cargo have been
saved. Every effort was being made to get
her Off but it was feared she would prove
Il total loss.
The late Abraham ScIicman, formerly
| resident OF this city bequeathed to the
Protestant, Hebrew and Catholic Orphan
Asylums, the Eureka Benevolent Associa-
ton and the Womans Hospital, of which
Mrs. Seligman was . member, $500 each
Also, to the First Hebrew Benevolent So
ciety, the Israeltische Frauen-Verein and
the United Hebrew Ladies Benevolent So
| ciety, 500 each.
Assessor Holtz has turned over to John
| A. Russell, Clerk Of the Board Of Super
visors the real estate roll for the year 1855,
consisting of Il volumes of real estate. one
volume of Dupont-street widening assess
ment, two volumes of indioes and IS block
books. The total assessment foots up $171,-
433, 1876. Of this amount Sis, ,35S, ,253 is
the assessment against land and $53, ,O74, ,873
is the assessment against improvem ents.
The total assessment last year as turned
over was SIC, ,024 6S7, which shows an in
| crease this wear Of 81 AO2 A90 The increase,
last year over the previous year (1S83) was
| So 30J 4I8
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HENLEY's CITIZENSHIP The Oakland
Times, Democratic paper OF the most
pronounced adherence to party lines, thus
pointedly scalps the so-called citizenship of
Congressman-elec Barclay Henley ::
" Our good friend Leake, of the Dixon 9ti-
baae, declares that in his opinion Mr. Hen
ley is citizen of the United States Sol
The proved facts of record are that Mr..
Henley applied fer Mexican naturalization,
he fulfilled all the requirements of Mexican
law, the papers were issued to him, he re-
ceiyed them, he hsunted them in the face
of this Government to defy arrest for his
utterances and conduct, and under them
claimed and received the protection of the
French Consul at San Francisco. Now,
when was citizen ever known to claim in
an American port the protection Of for
eign Consul against the Government of the
United Statesa And when was France ever
found, in an American city interpreting her
authority between this Government and its
own citizens2 Win our friend Leake tell
us when ?'
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PASSENGERS FROm THE EAST,
IsPgc1AL BY TrLEeRApH 10 THE REcoRD-Ucuox. ]

SPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REcoRD-UcuoN.l !
NEwHALL, June 26th.-The following
overland passengers passed Eewhall June
Goth, to arrive in San Francisco June 9th
Abbott Kinney and wife, San Gabriel Miss
Morrell, Miss Dunn, Los Angeles; Miss
Cutter, San Gabriel C. a. Frankenthal.
NJ. Juda, DR.. Guzman and wife, Mr.. Bailar.
wife and daughter, San Francisco; I. B.
Hayes, Los Angeles C. NJ. Pitcher, Texas;
C. Gudell, Ohio e. Scheitfelin and wife.
Portland, Oregon.
PRoMoNToRY (Utah), June 26th.-The fol-
lowing overland passengers passed here
to-day, to arrive in Sacramento June 28th:
c. s. Money Denver P. Hutchison, II. c.
Jaggen, New York; NJ. Marks, R. P.
Hastings, wife and maid J. Jennings, n.
Lawrence and wife, San Francisco; H. G.
Coney, F. W Bodle, Salt Lake; T. H.
Markell, Jr., Pennsylvania 7. T. Griffith.
Los Angeles r. w. Bland, Willmot, Ill;
Rev j Hemphill and wife, Philadelphia;
David Dodd, New Jersey; H. Seihl, Can
ada; V. P. Herdon, Chicago.
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A FAITHFUL SPARRow.-For nine seasons
little sparrow with deformed foot re-
turned with each summer to the window of
Boston woman and tapped at the pane
She always received him kindly, and finally
fell into the habit of making him special
cake. This summer, on his first call, he
alighted on her hand. showing plainly that
be was i'll. She carried him out into the
fresh air. but ne would not fly, and died
while she still held him
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HALE BR0s. & GO.

Our Sale of New York and Eastern-bought
DRIVES has proved thoroughly success
full. We have disposed of a great guam
tity Of goods in certain lines that We
bought too many Of We have more lines
Of goods that we are going to close out
this week and next.
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yellow Fever in pennsylvania,

READING, June 26th.-Olaf Oleson, of
Arondal, Norway, cabin boy from the
bark Nat from Cenfugos for Philadelphia,
died this evening at the hospital from a
well-dehned attack OF yellow fever The
other case, a sailor from the same bark, is
convalescent. The Board of Health of the
town OF Lewes, adopted a stringent resolu-
ton this afternoon concerning communica-
tion with the hospital employees, and all
persons connected with the infes ted vessel.
Request Refused.
WASHINGTON, June 26th.-The Commits
sioner of the General Land Office has de-
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A whale fifty feet long'.is on the shore at
Olema.
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THIS SATURDAY MORNING.
AT $3.50 o't5LoCR,
SALE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE lots:
Small lot Of Check Poalard and Figured
Indigo Blue Calico, extra wide, at 5
cents per yard.
One lot Of MEMS G2uze (JnderShlrtS, at
20 cents each.
Ladies' Lace MittS, all shades and black,
20 cents per pair.
If in need of any Of the above, do not
fail TO examine them early; for these lots
will find ready sale.

Our aim in advertising is to make
everything we write about appear just
as it is; to state plain facts in as
simple a way as possibIe;;' not to mis-
lead the people by any exaggeration,
but to state the actual condition of
affairs. This we adhere to, and when
we advertise Extraordinary Bargains
the people may honestly expect them.
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Breaking Up.

PORTLAND (Me), June 26;h.-The en-
campment is generally breaking up. At an
early hour this morning many Posts start
ed for home, snd there was almost con-
tinuous march Of band and veterans to-
wards the depots for several hours The
principal event of to-day is the grand ex-
cursicn to and clam-bake at Little Che
beague Island
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Deliberations of Coroner's jury Inter
rur,tPl.

sILvERToN (Col), June 98th.-Mrs.
Oracle V. Marsh, wife of a gambler OF this
city, took morphine yesterday, evidently
with suicidal intent This morning the
attending physician pronounced her dead,
and the Coroner irnpaneled a jury, heard
all the evidence, and was about to find a
verdict, when her physician, who was pres
ent, said, Hold on, she is alive" An ex-
animation was had, and indications of life
found. The Coroner adjourned further
hearing until this afterD oon when it was
found that the woman was really dead, and
the Investigation was concluded
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RACES AT BRIGHTON BEACH

BRIGuroa BEACH, June 26th.-The at
tendance was very large to-day, and the
track splendid The three-quarters of a
mile race for naidens OF all ages Rocket
won, Excelsior second, Grand Duke third
Time, 117i. The first mile race Belle B.
won, Shelly Barnes second, Woodhower
third. Time, LA. The second mile race
Uberto won, Bahama second, Quixote
third Time, 1:45 The mile and half
race for three-year-o and upwards Little
Dan won, Mettle second, John Sullivan
third Time, 2:39. The mile and quar-
ter race for three year-clds and upwards
Dizzy Blonde won Lille B. second, Cardi-
nal McCloskey third. Time, 2:11f. The
mile and a quarter race for all ages Fare
well won, Islitta second, Florence NJ. third.
Time, 2:129,
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New York stock Market.

NEW YoRK. June 26th-At II O'Clock the
stock market was quiet and firm. Central
Pacific, 904 Burlington, 1858 Northern
Pacific, 16I; Northern Pacific preferred, 393 /;
Northwestern. $50 New York Central, 85s !;
Oregon Railway and Navigation, II !;
Transcontinental, 13s Pacific Mail, 5ol !;
Panama, SO; St Louis and San Francisco,
1S4; Texas Pacific 11s Union Pacific, 53s /;
Wells, Fargo 6s Co.'S Express, 115; West
ern Union 62t
nouharo.i,,.. e. -.~a..o..,, r,-, u,.or
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AFFAIRS ABROAD.
RUSSEA'S VIEWS Of THE SAILS
BURY MINISTRY.
The Wrecked Steamship - Cholera
Reports Politics IN Spain-Rife
Contest in Ireland.
The Stranded steamer.

lsgEaAL DISPATCHES TO TIE Rrcopp-uxIox.
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The Harvard-Taie Boat Race-Hsryar,
the Winner.

NEW LONDON, June 96th.-Great interest
was manifested in the boat race between
the crews of Harvard and Yale Colleges to-
day, and immense crowds of people were
IN attendance. The contest Was decided in
favor of Harvard, who came in fifteen
lengths ahead of Yale.
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LOUISVILLE, June 2Gth.-A special 10 the
Courier JoaTna! says The boiler of the
Three work-hands were killed instantly
and another was so badly burned and
bruised that it is thought he viii die. The
killed are Charles McAtee, Charles Spald-
ing and Mason Bard The wounded man
is named Bemis Allen. Ali were colored
The scene at the distillery was horrible
MattingIy & Moore's loss is great, as the
building is wrecked and the machinery
ruined but the amount of damage has not
been estimated
The National Encnznp,nent AT Portland
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TIE scArvoLp IN Az oPEs FIELD.

SAvAsEAH tGa), June 26th.-Robcrt Nc
Coy lcoiored) was hanged at Slyvania to-
day for numbering James Edgar, white
Constable, November 4, 1884 Two thou
sand people witnessed the execution, The
gallows being erected in an open field. Nc
Goy's speech and the religious exercises
were similar to those usually incident to
such occasions. McCoy's neck was broken
by the fail, and his death was apparently
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1885-11-12
II. I. LY1IlI1ON,
County Surveyor
Louisa
Work promptly AID c,ur,e,rs
done
Interesting 4. Both Sexes

Any mln or wnmnn making less
than $40 weekly should try our
easy money-making business We
want Agents for our celebrated
MADAME DEAN SPINAL SUPPORTING
CoRsETsi also, our SPINAL sur-
PORTER. SHOULDER BRACE, AND An.
DoMlNAL PROTECTOR CONFINED flor
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