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rroubadour the winner.

HI GREAT RACE WITH MISS wooDFoRD AT
shEEPsHEAD BAY-A LIVELY RACE AT THE
SHEEPSHEAD BAY TRACK.
New York dispatch says that the largest at
tendance OF the season at Sheepshead bay track
was that Of yesterday, there being about is, 600
spectators present The great attraction was
the race for a stake OF $4,000 between :. y.
Browns bay colt Troubadour and the Dwyer
Brothers brown mare Miss Woodford. The race
was a splendid one, and was won by Trouba-
dour by a length In 2:Oss. The betting was 4
TO on Miss Woodford and even money against
Troubadour. Troubadour got the best Of the
start by nearly half length, and when passing
the judges stand had increased the lead TO a
length. Going round the first turn, the mare
got within half a length OF Troubadour, but
could not succeed in heading him. On the back
stretch they ran Tapped until the stables at the
three-Quarier post was reached, when Trouba-
dour again increased his lead to a full length.
This was the manner in which the rest OF the
was run, Trouoadour winning easily by a
length. The crowd at the finish rose in their
seats and cheered both jockeys.
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Mr.. PowDERLY AND THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
After the Cleveland convention of knights Of
Labor Mr.. Powderly, i'm interviews, charged
that Jay Gould, through the Associated Press,
had misrepresented the proceedings OF the
Associated Press, wrote TO Mr.. Powderly,
Questing an explanation aud informing him
that Jay Gould and the Associated Press repre-
scented strongly antagonistic interests Mr..
Powderiy has replied that he was glad To learn,
he did for the first time from Mr.. stones
letter, that Jay Gould did not control the As
that no matter what the papers may say at
times In favor OF Mr.. Gould, no matter though
he has wealth unlimited at his command he 10
the most universally despised creature on the
American side OF the Atlantic to-day"
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Another Lake shore Train DeratIed.

Another Lake Shore train was thrown from
the rails In Chicago last night. The apparent
abandonment OF hostilities by the strikers had
caused the vigilance OF the guards TO be relaxed.
Just as the train had LETT the Lake Shore track
protected by the injunction and entered the
territory of the stock yards a man made a dash
at a switch, threw IL, and in an instant two OF
the empty cars were ditched. A PinkerJon
detective shot at the man with "A rifle he dis
appeared, but the shot was Intellectual. The
IMAM, IL is said, was recognized
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I1srr On. L1sr.
PRIZELIST
The people want facts. idle words as the proof
ofthe pudding in the eating so the proof of low
Charges IN the prices asked
VICTOR E ADLERs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
Is not ashamed to announce its prices in fact
proud of prce-lists. They demonstrate louder
than words that Adler sells good clothing cheaper
tnan any other establishment in the District
FOR DUB GREAT SPECIALITY SUIT
SaE5
MEMS CREOLE SUITS AT
BOYS SUITS. AGE II TO "a. AT
PoNGEE COAT AND VEST AT
$500
SILK NoHAIR COAT AND VEST, Plaids and
Neat Checks. at
SAOO
SILK COATS AND VESTS AT
NEW INVOICE OF PANTS. Strictly All Wool,
$3.50.
GENUINE sEERsUCKER COATS AND VESTS
Ofhce Goats. checks and stripes 25c Sold on Tues
day and THURSDAY evenings only, from To o'clock
VICTOR z ADLEEs
TEN PER CENT rr~
CLOTHING HOUSE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
s27 AND s2s SEVENTH ST NV.
Corner of Massachusetts, AyenuA
Open saturdaystin IL pm MS
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave- and 1ltn st. BY
The Evening S:ar Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS. Pres't

TEr FvFvISG STAR - served 10 SUBSCRIBERS IN the
rfv carriers their account at 10 cents per
week, OF 44c. per month. Copies at the counter,
cents each By mai-postage prepald-oO cents .
month: one wear. So. six months. 80
Entered at the Post Office 1t Washington. D. C,
second-class mail matter
THE WEEKLY STAR-pubIished on Frfday-$1
year. postage prepaid six months. 80 cents
aF- All mail subscriptions must be paid IN advance
nOpaper sent longer than IL paid for
Rates of advertising made known application.
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TOMORROW.
SALE!
WILL BE OFFERED AT PUBLIC AUCTION
100000 CIGARS

EXTRAORDINARY SALE!
WILL BE OFFERED AT PUBLIC AUCTION
100000 CIGARS,
fG%Snssting Gf1hs Finest BFaRss in the market
for convenience of sale will be sold in our Store We
respectfully inform the public dealers and smokers.
time for inspection will be given prior to the sale
~ These goods will be sold in lots of ONE BOX AND
FIRST At TES IVY and sEYES Pm July
je2Y-4t WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Aucts.
A UCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
O'CLOCK E NJ, win sell at the establishment. 1885
Pennsylvania avenue northwest all pledges forfeited
S and s ping,
brellas Books Silver-piated Ware Overcoats Pants,
mans Spreads. Shoes. Blankets Surgical instruments,
Clocks Rugs, Satcheis etc.
all pledges from No 600 to fOi 500 are included
in this s sale o.,d E MEIDENHEIMLR. Broker:
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneers.
TwS7sToR : RICK r92W%EELL1Se; No 1887
EE9TRTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH srREETs
aaSHzeAS Ts Ri ss in S5ss
Sub T of TO. in sopare ooe
fronting IN feet " depth Of 30 feet to an alley i'm
proved o,a o by sWnS.story Brick Dwelling No: 1457
Bile for person desiring comfortable home or for in
VeStmeut.
Terms: One-haf cash; balance in one and two wears
notes TO bear interest payable semi annually and to be
y dssS of Trust or al cash at option Of
Of 500 at time Of sale Terms TO be complied with
and cost Of deaultihg purchaser. amer dve days
public notice Of such resale In some newspaper pub
lli jssad Washington b b BROS Auet.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING AND
sThEET AND vHRMoAr H 1vEsGE s SdsnH
By virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded in ..k
o Se sns on x y ,S s
O'CLOCK NJ ali that piece or parcel Of c1oupd snd
Of Ssn . ana city Wash. sns
ons,nguSned Is part ct lot numbered four 90
beginning for the same at point the north line Of
street north sixteen and onehalf feet west of the
with the line Of said street sixteen and onehat
feet to the center of the wall between the two middle
houses OF the four erected said lot thence north
one hundred and fifty-three feet and three inches
sh and
INC 70 the place OF beginning Together with all
eses and thereto beionnss or in aYy
manner appertaiDng.
trust on the property sold, all cash. at option of
deposit Of At Time Of sai Term s1s be
complied with in 10 days. otherwise the trustees re-
Of the defaultng purchaser amer 1--WE days public
notice of such resale In newspaper pubished in
Washington, d. G.
JOHN WAITER, JR, 1,u.
JelSd&dS JOHN l. VOGT, A1usVeeS
AUCTION, Auction.
ON MONDAY, JUNE 2STH,
We will offer our line Of
SILKS. sATEENs. AND WHITE GOODS
At Auction
Sales WIN take place on MONDAY, TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY and
then stop.
Don't neglect to attend As the goods must be sold
rhe sale Of our FAN Stock will be acnounced in
proper time
mysl-2m cHAs BAUM. nth, 9th and D Sta
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TINS NArrosA1 MuruAn I'm

v FLATS
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF
PURE OLIVE OIL AND MAcCARONL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ALSO,
THE CELEBRATED vELATPs FAMOUS CARA
MEIS. FRESH EVERY DAY
eco 9th a. NV. opposite u q Patent Onica
Branch Store. 17O6 Pennsylvania ave NV
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NEW HAxrsHIRE DENoCRArA = The xcW
Hampshire. democratic state convention ye1p
terday a6o51ed resolutions endorsing President
With Mr.. Gladstone and his struggle for hoeno
rule i81reiand. Thomas Cogswsll. OF GeTusenr
lion vas also adopted indorsIng the efforts q
President CLEVELAND and Congrssmen Mofrbp
son and Carlisle end their oen,ocratac Svlleaenes
cra0 AZ e5e second New Hampshire dietrice
have pom1nesed John =. George for CouerxI9
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
nUNCANSON BROS, Aucuoneers.

nUNCANSON BROS, AucuoneerA
FRAME HOUSE No 424 NEW JERSEY AVENUE.
BETWEEN AND STREETS NORTH
WEST. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY sTHIRTIETH JUNE, at 80
QUARTER TO SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ. we will sell. .:!N
in front Of the premises, Lot -, square 629. xX
his lot Is 81 feet inches as to 15-fOot alley
years. interest al six cent secured by deed of trust
on property sold. deposit of 500 at time sale
Terms be complied with in ten days otherwise re-
sale At risk and of defaulting purchaser, after
hve days notice of such resale in some newspaper
publis In Washington, d. c. COnveyancing &C, at
purchasers cost. je2S-d&ds
nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneera
FRAME DWELLING AND LOT. CENTRALLY
LOCATED. BEING No. 51OG STREET NORTH
WEST
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE 60
IHIRTlETH. at SIX O'CLOCK, We will sell. in ;::3
PART LOT 7, So 4s7,
fronting Is Alp feet on street with depth of 81
81 feet improved by two-story frame dwelling, No
80 G. street northwest. This properly is centrally
located. being convenient to street and the de-
partmentS.
Terms One-haIf cash: balance in one year; note to
Dear six per cent interest and to be secured by deed
OF trust or all cash, at option of purchaser. Convey
ancngkc at cost. deposit ot$2OO SALE
Terms 10 be complied with in ten days, otherwise
resale at rick aud cost of defultng purchaser after
nve days public notice III some newspaper published
in Washington.
je25 DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts
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Alexanoer Of Bulgaria - x1D[lakng the 1eG1r
mons q Europe. whiae he Iu@4s. e aA6a ~,
plays little coocurns 41nool1ng The eltno1bon
a Dr1flsh foroo e3tomD9o1 % 0te1odge lUoo
Burmese rebels 1pnronched near Tummoo. -
1ad 70 retire sf1r tosing several oeAsau -
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TINE BEST AND CHEAPEST WAY TO LEARN
Il FRENCH OR GERMAN
And to spend summer agreeably at Plymouth. Mass.
Send for Circulars to
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Washington ID. c.. (723 14th st. u. w.
Which Will be open all summer. Great reduction In
prices for the summer.
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yxYALKERa. 2OA 10TH STREET NV
w Moth proof Felt CArbola4e Of II me. Eelta Pitch
Plaster, y. and Gas Tax. AharooAl. Ha1r. Limo &c
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ON CHANGE.


MANCHESTER cloths were quiet, fair
iDqu ry. Yarns quiet, rather e'sier.
New ORLEANS cot on quotation ad-
vsnctd Ice yesterday, middling,
SIC.
MEMPHIS Cotton Storage aud Com
press took was quoted yesterday at
1870 asked.
O ton receipts at U it d States
potts on Thurtdsy, Thanksgiving day,
SO. O42 bales, as against 81 ,0l2 same
day last year.
CHICAGO cash corn, 36tc; December,
36Ic; May, 42tc. O4sn wheat, 74c;
Dec mbe,, 7itc; May, 8 tc. Ca oats,
26ici December, 263a; May, S0bc.
ST.. LOUIS cash pork steady at
50 8739l0. Cash lard firm at S. 800
E 80 Cash clear ribs unchanged at
S. 37@5 40. Cash hogs steady at
So 1904 10.
KANSAS Cry cash No. 2white corn,
32c; NJ. 2 mixed. 3lSc bid. Cash
wheat, No. 2 soft, 69ac seked; No. 2
railway, CSC. Cash OATS, 25c bid; No
vember, 253,.
VIsIToRs on 'Ohsnge yesterday; r.
III. Dnud, Chicago, LII. ; W. D STRAIT.
ton, Fort Worth, Tex E. E. Tucker,
B taeville, M,ss and Walter L. Clark
Of Mi sissippi.
MEMPHIS cotton sales yesterday,
$500 bsle'; receipts, 1880 bales; stock
on hand, l47 624 Gales. Sales for the
week, 1900 bales; to exporters, TO-
800; to sp nner', 1900.
ST. LOUIS cash corn, sac; Decem-
Der, safe; My, 39Ic stked. Cash
wheat, 76ac; December, 76tc bid May,
84i,. Cash oa's, 26I@27i; Deem
Der 26ac BID; May, 30sc bid.
ca Geo SD aud December mes
pork. 50 724; January, $40 All bid.
Cash Ia d, S. 95 bid; December S. 95;
January, s. 02a bid. Cash and De-
C mbeT clear ribs nominal; January,
S. So bid. Hog receipts yesterday,
1880 head.
A LEADING Liverpool grain circu-
lar Gays: The wheat market is very
sfeady ard nrices are dearer for some
po il ops. Blsinees, however, Is less
ictiye. Wi light deliveries OF Eo-
elish, reduced shipments from Iodia
anS Amer c., and expected small sup.
pes Ia the near future, there are
srrohg 81 mepts Ia favor Il further
modeIats'advance. at tod4y's mir-
ket tnere was fsir auendsncs.
VIII, at was duller, wi h a snail bust
res u pf vitus rates. Flour was
firm but n ctive, Corn, ia the abb
tence Of sctiv ", wac J 4 lover.
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COUNTRY CORPORATIONS.
Two GinhOuses Dostroyed - Loss
About $4,000.

A Rinhouse at Brsdley's LsndinV,
fifteen milts above here on the &
L B adley place, was burned on We'd
nesday morning last. Insurance on
building end machinery, $3.50, and on
cotton belonging 20 7. O. Park, $1,000,
forty bales being Destroyed.
A fire at Norfolk Loading THURSDAY
night destroyed the Clubhouse end ten
bales Of cotton belonging to j. p.
Thurman Il Son on the DAnCey place.
Insurance $3.50 on gin and cotton.
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THE VALLEY RAILROAD.
INTERVIEW WITH GENERAL
MANAGER WOOD,
who Says the. Line In Now Being
surveyed From Van Buren,
ARK, 10 winfield, Has,
ESPECIAL TO TIE APrrALi

LITTLE Rock, ARK, November 26.-
AS railroad building Is noT the para
mount issue in Arkansas, and one in
which the average citizen takes gre at
interest, your correspondent today In
teryiewed General Manager Henry
Wood, Of the Valley route, which road
is at present running survey from
Van Buren,, Ark, to Winfield, Kas.,
concerning the progress OF the survey,
and from him learned that the
engineers have traversed about two
thirds of the route, and that the work
would be completed by the middle OF
Decs Der. No active steps will be
taken Ia the matter Of laying track
until the tale Of the Pine Bluff branch
OF this road. The Indians along por-
tons of The line look with suspicion
on the approach Of tt g ion horse, but
70 far have offered no opposition TO
the surveying party Tbs Boston bond,
holders OF tue Valley route are
shortly expected here, when a full
survey will be made Of the
road, and all preparations necessary
taken to complete the line early ia
the spriug. II is also intimated that
measures are on foot looking 10 the
removal of the general shops Of this
System from Arksntas CITY, Ark, TO
this city, where it rs proposed to erect
shops costing in the neignborhood OF
$5O0,00O. TIL will be cone provided
sufficient encouragement is received
from the business men of
Little Rock to warrant the move. 1t
is proper to state that the above clause
was obtained from other sources than
Col Wood, There is title d ubt,
however, that substantial aid will be
easily obtailed from cur butiness
men, because such a chsuee as above
indicated would insure the dsribu-
ton OF some $40 600 monthly in this
city.
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THE TAXING DISTRICT
Liable FOR THE OLD CITY DEBT
OF MEMPHIS,
And Can Be &audamused to Levy a
Special Tax fer ItS Payment, SO
Says Judes JacksOg.

The hearing OF srsRmant in the case
of James A. LpudoD sgsinst the Tax.
ing District was continued on Thanks.
giving Day, Judge Randolph ior plain
I Il and Judge Walker and Gen. Heis.
kel Tor the District. Inmedi tely
upon the conclusion of the argument
the Curt decided in hvor OF the
plaintiff and o dered a mandamus to
Issue. The case being OF some i'm
portance we republieh lis history as
given in the APPEAL OF Wednesday,
November oath:
Loudon some time in 1879 or 1873
paved certain streets OF the city under
contract that provided for special
tax 10 be paid by the owners of prop
erty abulting on the streets paved.
After the work was done and the tax
levied the Supreme Court declared
the levy void. Loudon brought suit
against the city end recovered a judg.
NEXT AKA INST the city Of $ll, l51 81,
and the courts mandamuted the cry
to levy a special tax 10 satisfy the
judgment. Alter $l0,634 had been
paid further p yments were inter.
rupted by the aw creating the Tax
ing Disttict. GA November Goth,
1884, Loudon recovered a judgement
in the Fedege Court for s 36S "a, snd
April 26tN. $50 md the old iudg-
meEt Of Slll)7 81 reversed against
the TaI1ug y rict. The present pro-
ceediug VAS 20 compel the Taxing
Distic' to lew a tax to satisfy tbs
bel,n,e due him, about $4,000. Toe
Ger sion has created no surprise and
will have no effect upon the city
securities. There is now outstanding
aud unsettled Of the cd citv
debt Sl25,0O0 in bonds, only $4,000
OF which nave matured. 1t is
not at all likely that the holders Of
these bonds Will elect 10 sue the Tax.
ing District as L'udon did, and take
their chances Of the laws delay, rather
than 10 ACCEPT compromise OF 70
cents on the dollar in 8 per cent. bonds,
the terms upon which the licking d s.
triCt is willing 10 settle. AS The Tax
ing District will carry the case to the
Supreme Court of the United States,
where it may hang fire for two or
three years, IL is hard to discover what
he hes gained by litigation. His law
yeTs' fees will doubtless be 10 per cent,
and THE, added to the difference be- |
tween the value OF the use OF the
bonds and the legal interest he will |
re celve, will Exec, d the 70 per cent.
he las gained by suing, to say moth |
ing Of the appreCia ion of the bonds,
which are now quoted at l043 TO 1861. |
The decision OF he United States Cir
cult Court will, therefore, in no wiss
{ feet the city fioances, or interrupt |
the Cou 80 Of it's progress.
Anxious 10 learn " hat the President
of he Taxing District thought Of the
result Of tbs suit, an APPEAL reporter
called ON him yesterday at his COM
and luxurious apartments in
the City Hall. He found Judge Had
den in the mtrriest of humors, aud in
the act Of gning check for the beau.
tiful black mule he has recently pur-
chased.
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RAlahnrHN p Tronbntlora,

The sale Of SEATS for the iroubabors'
engagement at the thtater next week
will oOeD at Muliord's this morning.
The Brook will he presented MONDAY
Tu. ed ~ ard Wednesday nigh's, and
The H,imming Bird Thurs1sy and Fi-
doy n y t., d a. the SATURDAY mai.
nee. The Brook has been revised and
improved tbis season. The general
outline II the piece, including Maze
Sa sbury's re,ilations, has been pre-
strvsd, bat with thu exception Of one
du, { 10 the frs act all the sonhs are
new. The leading people sre SAILS.
barry, Nellie NJ Henry, Marie Rocket
AID dr. F. B Ba'r.
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MORE FAILURES.
Two as GreenVIic, Miss, and One az
MaPiRmna, Arb.

The air is foil OF failures aud III.
mors of failurea, and Memphis mer.
chants who have sold largely on
credit 10 country dealers, are begin
mig to show signs # uuessiness
Yesterday Slaughter 4 Black, Of Mari.
anna, AK, made an assign ent to
Adler, Go dmsn n Co., OF New Or.
leans Assets, 10000; liabilities,
10000. ]. Skaler aOd b. Lenile, OF
Gfetnville, Miss, also lay down on
their CREDITORS. They owe about $50, 0
apiece; ass cts nominal. Memphis
merchants are interested in all these
failures, but not largely. o., es
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-27
LOCAL NOTICES.

M,au N.p1,n A ka.rrNa ,Dian;ok
,.au 1 No tnnnd .. a. EaSoSo uppt a'
nay 10 lounu IN ''' ''o No'0'
r. M. STANLEY, funeral director and
embalmer' 90 Madison street.
LOVELY orange blossoms for brides
dresses at the Women's Exchange
JUsT arrived, the Improved Cali
graph" Key & Co., "A North Court.
a W MuIKR&ce P.4eut Asbe, tos
Fire proof Roofera For dnTahilitv-
equaled by none. UEed on wood, tin,
iron, felt and gravel roofs. No. So
Madison street.
Tar aarhal Oh,Il Curs the bss,
tonic and Snti.periodic known. A certain
and sure cure Tor chills Price 81 per bot
tie: Send stamps IGr circ Iasn = Any ny Tet-
TyneSbsrs env VI. u ''Nn " "u0A'h
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The InteFVi.W.

GLOW about that decision, Judge"
sske d the reporter.
"Oh, that's all right" was the reply,
chat decision WON'T hurt any body"
"What are you going to do 2" II
"GoiDg to appeal ?"
&C ling to ppeal, what forP" ii
"Can't afford to BIZ mandamused inst
now. Need our money for other pur.
poses, Ittskes the Supreme Court OF
the United States to get 10 q mandamus
on tnis corporation," and His Honor
gnve one of those peculiar faltet,o
laughs for " hich he is noted. h
the reporter / II the ruler of the
Taxine District humming au air from
the Mikddo ~
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Memphis branch in the sum Of s2S5,
al tie saloon fixtures, consisting OF
counters, shelving, les box miiroI,
clock, stove, show cases, iabh s,chsirs,
hot les ard glassware, in saloon NJ.
l54 Besls sire ct.
sarah f, Covilgon TO Geovge NJ.
Guerrout, power OF attorney to sign
her name to checks, indone notes,
etc.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD VICTIM.
Death Of she Boy RIenssuK, Who
Was Rmn over THURSDAY.

Gus Davis Fleming, aged Is. who
was run over late Thursday afternoon
by train OF the Chesapeake, Ohio and
Southwettern railroad, which he was
attempting to board, died yesterday
afternoon at s o'cl ok. Deputy Ooro.
ner John J. Barry held an inc uest' on
the remains, and the fol owing verdict
was rendered "Died from being run
over by car OF the Chesapeake, Ohio
and Southwestern railroad, drawn w
engine No As, while goioS at q reck
less rate Of speed through the city, on
November p, 1888, about o'clock
nm
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En.Ii.h Ha q.

A most at active assortment OF inn
ported has from England has just
been received by Leidy & Co., the
we'll known hat re, on Main street,
opposite Court Square. The goods are
OF the latest fashion, and OF lhe best
style and make. They are being sold
rapidly, having caught the public
taste. Leidy & Co have also q la'ge
and elegant stock oil the bsst Ameri-
can hats, purchased in the leading
CITIES OF The East. These include all
the novelties OF the sesson, and are
of rid at the lowest postib Q figures.
Call and examine the new goods, and
make your selections.