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Reactiom or ReyoIutiOu.

GERMAN JUDGMENT Oh The TENDENCY OF POPULAR
FEKLIsG IN FRANCE
The Eerlin newspapers make sinister comments
upon the elections In France sunday to MI vaean-
eses In the chamber or deputies, when, m the de-
partnlent VI BOuches-du-Rh0ne, Felix Pyatt was
eeiyei a plurality. The North German Gazette
says ne votes OF the French people tend more and
more toward the dangerous alternative VI reac-
tlOn or revolution. The French temperament
Hngs ior an energetic expression Of tue public
Lalnn- Every psiucal Manifestation STRENGTHENS
tns t-noency 10 dl,credit the government
Inc hTettz Zstfun1. referring 70 the elections.
SAYS: The end Is near, but II Is hard 10 say who
VII give the present regime in France Its DEATH
a SLkkGfhAS sPEAks FOR AAUsENESrs-Rev.
Dr- j. D. Reid, at the meeting VI the Methodist
ministers IN Cincinnati Monday, read a paper at
lacking The Methodist discipline Tor indiscrimi-
took the stand thai IL was wrong. useless and
iOonSh 10 pronlolt card playing and permit play
ing Win cafus Win pictures on them advertising
lle WORKS OF certain authors, or 10 prohibit BILL
naiu playing and remain silent on the subject OF
elo4stsI Ia other words, 70 make arbitrary and
srnst1ess distinctions between amtsements DR.
heau was of the opinion that harmless and bene-
nsiSi aLnusements should be gis en- with the sane
'''N anu even UNDER the auspices OF the church.
M w. n W. stewart, an amateur yachtsman
ps SS fork supposed 10 have been lost In the
President spalding OF the Chicago base BAN
team. VIII take his representative American Mines
20 Austfans, New Zealand, and the sandwich IL
Lands neat fall Wv IN ~
tAurtnt, was killed Tuesday by Frank TIadsIi
w.. Vas shoolng AZ rats The woman who WAS
lest SoLsike INTO the ROOM Was srrucf by = hail
wn1oe entered her heart. '
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Bulletin No. Ii Dfviston Of Chemistry Of Aer1cul-
ture makes some startling rsvslatious e 70 ths I'M
purity Of been sold hsss. n ths manufacturs Of which
saeyc acsd htcarspaats Of sodA sulpAitA and othsr
enumerated are the Milwaukee, Via. Alexaudraa Va
e LSI,s; 10: rnsa:aSlHhiA HA. md w.sh.nsson p
1eer oesn bill - % purity Ms = s(afsusns Of
i.css No. from ne cci.a ruhlic.ton q De Dsgsrs-
g hoepttale ed othsEs oheain . eSa1ys q ths
0anssnnsa sssr ~ sppasinse KiMxNLkr;
Sole Assnt for shep. q a Chrs NsceSS = cisanssss
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.o W srIcxNxY. Auctsoneer, eae s.reet

NEO. W. 6TICKNEY. Apctoneer, $50 Street
TEUsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
ON The NORTH SIDE OF STREET NORTH.
BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND NINETEENTH
BTREETE WEST. KNOWN AS No. 1919
sTREET NOkTHWEST
By virtue Of deed of trust bearing date thsEa
9Th day Of january, A. D. 1877. and duly r., 81
Columbia a Ebsr No $50 at folio $50, e So, md
Eict Of OoininbiA paeed ON the 2lst day Of March.
tovity i0S6S sd ss the REQUEST Of the party secursd
sid dssd q u. WIN ssk q Ryh Tn nncsiS9 II
DAY OF Arm. 1855. q FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. IL
dssisnstsd on the ground plat plan Of w.shngton
q suusrs Numbered one hundred and thirty d33l
sid lot fruunx IS feet on seEee9 and running back
With that Widsh 100 feet TO q sley and improved By
. two-story frame building contEnfn4 nvo roomA
Tsrns 81 ale: Ons- thila s.h balance In one and
snn1siiy, Secured 81 desd Of ta:s on De plsmisss
400 tsouifed & eiine q "a and an conveyancng
Ind ropoedtng ct the purchnsexse cost Terms 70 b
6omplied V1fh a 0oVon dayu, othexWf1o tbs Trustee
rssefyss ths sht 70 rsssl st TIE n.k end cost q de-
fsnlfnG puEohaer. sftsr tire dnyV prsyious notcs
N 1ne 1s'a sAnuKL MADDOX. rru.ss.
mh2D-otdo 163 louiDkAns eve.
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UpuEAvAn, Mo-
GROUND HoG) swALL. NO,

GROUND H0G SwML. NO!
Underground disturbances of unknown origin have
naught to do with the matter now in hand.
We do not deal in mysteries
Nor indulge in vague superstitions.
Our answers are yea yes. AID nay, nay.
don't $500, neither w1I that sum buy il: /, is
Sl4l0 or nothing. One day last week gentleman
offered ga 90 for an oyerooat the marked price
generous ofer-regretfully. tits true: firmly and
positively because Of tine principle involved We hold
to the
ONE-PRICE SYSTEM STRICTLY
and always advertise accordingly viii we ever Yield
II the difference amounts TO only penny. There is
in large. bold. black characters
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
If we allowed ourselves to be wheedled cajoled or
persuaded into taking cents less or even one cent
Would h.se 70 DOWN. oHed Il q, srs ss
it would be . black lie on a white ground.
STEP UP LIVELY, PLEASE.
Four Days Of Fight for Piace-Two Hundred Odd
Coats.
Prince Albert double and single breast black; West
of England cloth and Doeskin, Castor
and Pilot cloth.
mot sa as lot tS. sGss lie a.n to
any one Of these only
sna acH g.
"a, 70 and go.
COME EARLY. BUT NOT OFTEN, AS THERE ARE
NOT ENOUGH OF THEM TO GO AROUND
VICTOR z ADLER's
10 Per Cent Clothing Houss 10
927 and o29 9TH ST. NV, corner Massachusetts, ave
Strictly One PricA
Open Saturday until IL p m
IL Fine Ready Made Clothing exactly 10 per cent
above the actual cost Of manufacture. mh21
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For Stealing a Flock Of sheep.
a NAN sEvESrY-FIvE YEARS OF AGE CONVICTED IN

UTTER sASpUsxY. OHIO. March 29.-Eleven years
ago a flock OF sheep was stolen In this county
man named Haner was arrested for the crime, but
pailed out by Chas- Afford and soon after dis-
appeared. A few weeks ago he returned 10 the
city and was again arrested Then he made the
startling statement that Afford bad stolen the
sheep and had employed him TO drive them on.
Afford was Immediately arrested. and there was
great sensation In the community Nobody be-
heved him guilty, as he has resided here all MS
life and ne considered an honest man In every
respect Affords trial for the crime has just been
competed. the Jury 1nding HIM guilty. motion
will be made for trial Afford Is over seventy
i've Years OF age.
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DRUNKESNEss. OR THE LIQUOR HABIT.
POSITIVELY CURED BY ADMINISTERING DIR
HAINES GOLDEN SPECIFIC.

Of the person taking it, 10 abeolutsly harm
less, and viii effect permanent and speedy cure.
whetheg the patient Is moderate dr1nker or an sco-
hoiic wreck Thousands OF drunkArds have been made
tempGate men who have taken Golden SPECIFIC in ther
coffee without their and to-day believe tey
quit drinking Of their own froe viii IT NEvER FAlLS
exist. For sale by
r. WARE, Undsr Ebbitt House. and
X =. Hk1PHEko11NE 14th st. and Vermont ave,
ol-0s8@ ly Nanhington, d. d
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AUCTION SALES


FUNHOMAS UNWILLING. Auctcne6e.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT SITUATE
ON STREET. BETWEEN SECOND AND
THIRD STREETS SOUTHWEST.
Under and by virtue Of decree Of the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia sitting e an Enutv
Court in 2 GAUGE Wherein Annie v. Ryder WAS COM
fendsnta being Equity Cause No 1l017, N
We Is trgstess u aid cause will on THURSDAY
g FIVE O'CLOCK ?. n. sell at Public Auction, in
front Of the premises all Of that lot and parcel Of
land stuate IN the city of Warrington District of Co
iumola known as and being original lot twelve 12)
the improvements thereon. consisting OF an old two
story frame dwelling. WV
Terms Of sale: Onethird of the purchase money In
cash. and the balance in two equal insallmens at one
ana Two years, secured by notes purchaser or
purchaser and good and sufhcient deed Of trust
upon the property sold all cash at purchaser,s on
ton terms OF sale to be complied with within ten DAYS
from the day Of SALE the trustees reserve the right
TO resell at the cost and risk the defautinr p,r
enaser OF 800 required on the day Of sale
BENZ. +. LEIGHTON Trustee
$780,. 49, Louisiana ave- NV.
JAMES H. SMITH, Trustee.
mnl7-d&ds Room %, LeDroit, Building.
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MORAL TEACHING,

mercial world the only Route Success il By tn
way OF this
MORAL TEACHING.
veracity and Honest Representation Of Facts R,ins
the Conndsnce Of the Patron ASales aan should well
consider what he says in enecting . Sab. and an Ad
vsrtising Column should be free from any wful Mis-
representation: hence our success in Busness what
say in daily business transaction or sdver
Using medium we warrant to be true.
OUR REGULAR REMNANT SALES
win take place this Thursday and Friday with an ex
tEaordinary List of Bargains. - follows:
Lot Of LADIES' BLACK JERSEY COATS, odd
sizss. to BE- closed out 1t CSC
REGULAR VALUE s250
Several Dozen Of MISSES BLACK JERSEYS wiz
Be sold ut 23c. to close out the Lot
FORMER PRICE 75c. AND 81.
New Lot of Lght-Figured CHALAIs REMNANTS
IN lengths from to 10 yards the very latest designs
only 12kc. Regular Value 16c
Several Cases Of Colored CASHMERE REMNANTS.
fully yard wide. Including the most fashionable
ESQ
One Case of White Striped and Plaid oRaAND1E
REMNANTs. in good lengths. at 12hc per yard
Standard Price l8c
New Invoice of Plain cHALAIs REMNANTS, in
eluding Black AMI many new shades at lie. por yard
Real Value l6c
A good assortment of Plain NAINsooK. good styles
suitable for Aprons. st 6hc per yard Regular Price
1Oc This lot consisting Of full pieces. will Gu,
any quantity asked for
In our SPREAD DEPARTMENT we have the follow.
ing Specials:
los Kingston MARSEILLE QUILTS, good weight
Crochet hnish, 1t 75c.. worth u.
III Tarchmont QUILTS. double finish. good weight
and size. q. worth S1.5O
Two Cases Of COTTON BROCADE DRESS GOODS.
good shades At 4c. per yard an: elegant fabric for
ordinary house wear
One Case of Plain BATISTE REMNANTS, including
nght shades, 1t Sc. per yard. Regular Value 12sc.
% Pieces Of Figured FURNITURE CAMBRIC, ele.
CANT styles fast colors at &c. Per yard generally sold
ct 1Oc.
One Case OF Dark and Lght-Fisured FOULARDS in
short lengths Of suitable patterns at 1Oc per yard
worth 12kc
"a While in our Store visit our second noor where
you will see exhibited . large variety of EASTER
CARDS at ONE-THIRD REGULAR PRICES. We
bought these cheap and want to get rid Of them Out
OF our line entirely. Some handsome Cards among
them.
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baltimore AND OHIO kAILRoAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER ~.


OF NEW JEEsEY AvENnf AND g c s "A PHshh
oa1 lineage and Northwest ZAP. daily 10 % Am
q For Cincinnati and ST. Louis Exp daily .3o.ui
ferpittssurs and Cleveland. EXP. daily 10 81 AN.
For Fasspa and Ns Sal s' aaS Is
For rum ins oin p SS ahPTs;
adep6is u % s and ~ Il PEN pun nA'Ore AnafAa'
tor sineerly and internlsdiate points - s30p.m
.m % - ISM 20 r.S 49, 20 Pc 20
10 80; q. 5,a S;4S 80; 80 aud 80
30 40 $50 81 6ss 81: rs and aiT II SO or pm 100
For Annapolis 8 30 and s 80 am. ~ 10 and 43o
oils 40. 500 Inl ia o5. $50 30 Pm sundays
For Way stations between Washington and B.lti.
more, D 90 q 40, .3O am 1910. 3;:b. 80. A
and da ! go pm on Sundays. $50 an. 30 $3.50.
For ststios on sfetropolitan Branch 10 IS am.
q 10 pm. and IS 30 pm SON sunday stops at III
For iathersbury ard intermediate points. s.3o,.
m. liz 30 pm, % 80. III 20 pm.
For boyds and intermediate stations. u 90 pm.
Church trains leave Washington on Sunday only.s
a:l0 m. stopping at all stations on Metropoltau
For FREDERICK, $40 an. 1880 pm. 80 .3o,
ior HIaERs f % Is 40 am, and rs .sop.m.
Trains arrive from Chlcsgo, daily. $40 am, ana
am and s:25 p.m- from Pittsburs. daily. 2 20 Gn-
From Philsdelphia, Chester and wilmington, loS5
am, 20 q 10 and 80 2 m, daily. and n 90 pm
rom sinserly and ntermediate pOints north u Bal
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington q, $40,
zoo siS $50 &c. 80 20. g .na q 30
"a ON SUNDAYS 80. 2 20; . .05. 10 90 an 80
ffIsopt s s bs G ss sum Su,
BaersTc called for and checked Of hotels and rss.
9enoes on orsers left at Ticket once ols ana 1851
" N. CLEMENTS. Manager.
n21 c. h. LORD. General Passenger Agent
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: THIS EVENING.


ANNUAL SPRING SALE OF FINE TRIPLE SILVER
PLATED WARE, ROGERS' TABLE CJJTIERY
MANTEL CLOCKS AND BRONZES BY ORDER
OF THE TAUNTON SILVER-PLATE COMPANY
At our salesroom, corner 10th street and Peupsyl.
Sania ayenue northwest sales daily at ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A. NJ, resumin4 at HALE-PAST TWO and
HALF-PAST SEVEN p. NJ, commencing on THURS
DAY, MARCH TWENTY-NINTH, continuing daily
until entire stock is closed out.
The goods guaranteed in every respect as
sented Out-of town purchasers have goods care
fully racked.
Terms Cash.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SALE BY CATALOGUE OF
ARARE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
BOOKS
Being direct consignment from Edinburgh.
Scotland Embracing
CLASSICAL AND POLITICAL WORKS.
ANTIQUARIAN AND MODERN LITERATURE.
COURT AND DIPLOMATIC LIFE,
BIOGRAPHIES AND HISTORIES,
FINELY ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
TRAVELS
TREATISEs ON PAINTING,
Illustrated by 100 Etchngs from celebrated pictures
Of the Italian, Venetian, Flemish. Dutch
and English Schools.
MODERN ATHENIANs,
series Of Original Portraits Of Memorable Citizens
of Edinburgh. drawn and etched
by Benjamin ". Crombe.
Together with many other Rare and Valuable Works
in Fine Bindings.
To be sold at public auction,
at my auction rooms
Eleventh street and Pennsyivania avenue.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, APRIL SEC
OND AND THIRD 1883, COMMENCING
atHALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK.
Books now on exhibition and catalogues ready for
distribution. mh27-0t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BOWLING. AucuOue,r.

VNHoAAs BOWLING. Aucsoueer
TERisL. coSsisr1Sa OF ri Iia MI ING SREhT
EESSSsITSSsSS Min Two sooSfs T HonDiSs
Ella MiSk E2sF r GSEsE ad ly ~ liAS
HORSES CARTS xt A WAGONS. HARNESS
On MONDAY, rEpRS SsiR Fl TWENTIETH. ,sss. a.
bach q HSxsrd Gniser s NV VII s s
To which have been sdded the following v.iuabl.
articles belonging 70 ne qndersisned:
ssss seo hfsSSSssSE. SisE gfk
ao, a9s Sn SsHEHs HIAKFs PATENT. WITH EN-
foSfRs Inc sHs ftE F9 Sssb IRON
rIEyy ggH q.S Ssss ss ri FEET GAUGE. HOLD
THokSs BOWLING. Auctioneer. ih hS'N s.. S
poned until MONDAY. MARCH TWELfTa. 1855.
THbBSSSs,Sl f SSw,Ixe ,n,,,Sa JEFFERSON CO 3,
Tho following articles are included;
9S SE s AkN i i9S1. 20 FIJI EFT s HiGH
fs asIe
SHOP. 2o,l2 Q FEET HIGH.
.! 1.-THE ABOVE sS SALE Is rosTroSEp II coz,
i"E 81 .SlArH. sane hour and plse
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctionser. N'S nsfadis
az THE ABOVE SALE Is AGAIN POSTPONED
IN consequence of the storm until THURSDAY.
b. order u same hour and p fffERsox CO.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer mhSe>dis
nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers
SPLENDID PROPERTY FOR BUSINESS OR BUILD.
sfsEErs SHkThk non S APP As
COAL DhPOT. one HUNDRED AND FIFTY.
NINE FEET BY ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April. THIRD. eps.
1889. AT FIVE O'CLOCK, we will sell in mont 60
LOTS a.. 80. AND 81. SQUARE III.
These lots front 1o9 feet LIST and 100
feet street north. land occupied by coal and
wood yardD together with Office. shedding
ing. aud railroad siding This property be utilized
character, having rAroad facilities for shipping aud
receiving, now in thorough condition TO continue the
present business the two fruntages make the prop
erty susceptible Of being subdvded for building pur-
poses. No better location. being of hy
and streets could be obtained the railroad siding
already in aud purchasers will not b. troubled 10 Oh
tain permits for that purpose
Terms: One-thiri cash balance in equal ailments
at one and two years notes To he given bezrinE per
cent interest from day of sale. payable sen-annuay
aud TO be secured by deed Of trust premises a
required at time of sale Conveyancing &e, at pur-
chas RS cost Terms TO be compiled with ten days
otherwise the right reserved resell risk and
cost of the defanlng purchaser after five days public
WASHINGTON, d. C DUSCASSON BROS,
mh24-d&ds Auctioneers.
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VNRUSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
l. ERONTlNG ONE HUNDRED AND sIXTY-EIvE
FIJI On The WEST SIDE OF VERMONT
AVENUE AND IMPROVED BY PALATIAI
kESiDENCE, KNOWN AS No. 1l2O VERMONT
Under and BY virtue of certain deed of trust -
bearing date July goth. 1885, and duly recorded "a
records OF the District of Columbia aud at the request
OF the party secured thereby. the undersigned a 8
trustees, Will on SATURDAl, the THIRTY-FlRST
DAY OF MARCH, 1885 at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK A., sell ut public auction in front of the
premises all those certain parcels land and
premises situate and being in the city of Washington.
Dlstr1ct OF Columbia and known distinguished
ali OF lots mum bered 40 to 60 both Inclusive aud the
south hfteen front Vermont by the
iuli depth thereof Of lot numbered A. George Tay
iors subdv OF part OF square number two hun
w. b. NJ. folio 1875. Of the rec, rds of the sur
veyor Office OF the District of Columbia with all
buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale One half cash and balance in three
equal lnstalments at one, two and three year,
which notes OF the purchaser be given bearing
Interest from day OF sale at the rate of per
per annum until paid PAYABLE semiannualy and to be
secured by deed Of trust the property sold. all
cash at the option of the purchaser The property will
CURED at the time of sale All
purchaser. Terms of sale to be mped with within
ten O days from day Of sale otherwise the
reserve the right resell the property risk and
cost of the deaultnx purchaser public notice by
enlightenment IN one or more newspapers published in
the District of Columbia.
RICHARD W. TYLER Trustee.
ROBERT g. RUTHERFORD Trustee
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

Oo"H1No' Aucuoneer
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
Within and in front Of my auction rooms SATUR.
DAY, MARCH THIRTY-FIRST, 1888, commencing
ct Ten O'CLOCK, embracing every description Of
Household Furniture. Straw Mating, Carpets. Rugs,
Cssk OF Crockery, &C., &c.
small lot Of Once Furniture belonging to q de-
ceased party, comprising Herring Safe, Bookcase.
Desk, Chairs, Clock, Sc.
ALSO, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
Horses CARRIAGES, Buggies, Wagons. &c &c. mC9- 2t
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what you say" should be well considered by the CON-
mercil World - the only Route to success il BY ths
way OF this
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Spx1xa Goona
We are in daily receipt Of SPRING GOODS.
Newest styles and latest Novelties in all kinds of
DRESS TRIMMINGS. EMBRoIDRRIEa LACRs.
BLACK DRESS GOODS. RIBBONS &c., always to be
found In our stock.
To-day particularly call attention to our offer.
inssof
NEW SATINEa
in Black. Black and White. choice styles elegant de-
signs. 1t lowest prices for reliable goods
New Lace Touncings from sI50 to s12 per yard
New styles in fine Hamburg Edges and Flouncings In
Swiss and Nainsook. beautiful gooda One case checked
India Linens newest styles at 12hc. One case lace
stripes and checks, At 20c., worth Csc
Our new stock Of LADIES' Cotton and Cambria under
wear particularly attractive every garment we'll
made. fits perfectly. and prices low is consistent
with the production of reliable goods Compare them
with other goods in the market and be convinced
Having Just completed our stock-taking we find
many odd:lots and remnants on hand. which We will
offer at ridicuousy low prices: such - remnants of
black silk odds and ends in table linens and towels
silk umbrellas at half price, coored Hamburg edges at
half price. and numerous other articles
See our table Of cheap Torchon and NEEDED Iaces
z. @. DAVIS,
mh7 10 MARKET SPACE COR. sTHsT.
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HIS BODY DRAWN BETWEEN THE MUCK ROLLERS IN
Pudding MILL


PUDDING MILL
McKEEsPoRT, Pa, March a9.-John Hester, an
Oiler 1t the rolls, was drawn through the neck
boxes Of the muck rolls Of No. pudding depart
ment q the National Mll, yesterday morning, and
was instantly killed, his spinal column being
broken, his body horribly crushed and his skull in
Jured. The accident was one OF the most horrible
ever witnessed in the works, and cast a gloom
over the wOrkmen- The mill Immediately
closed down. The unfortunate man was very
large. and his entire body. head first. passed
through the boxes. the space OF only i've inches
In performing his duty the oiler or greaser or the
neck boxes stands on platform made for that
purpose. some OF them step down close TO the
roll In sort Of little pit In order 70 avoid reach
Ing. This Is what the unfortunate man did, and
ne was about 10 perform his task he rested his
hand on a tub OF water used by the ''hOoker-up'
to COO. tOngS. The tub tilted and Hester was pre-
cipitaIed on the revolving boxes His body passed
throus ID the 1ye-inch space like Hash and would
have been drawn back but Tor a man catching and
pulling the crushed body away from the rolls.
Deceased Was thirty-eignt years old.
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TNHE GREs.
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
~ The NORTH. WEST. AND SOUTHWEST.
DOIblE TkAOh SPLENDID SCENERY.
STEEL lk,I iSpcr MAGNitioENr EoIIPMLSf.

- Il fffEcr Hf aAafiSlh II ff ss7.
FOR p,,,.h,, and STREETS as follows:
81 Palace sleepng Cars at = 50 ain daily. PAST
Line 20 am; daily 70 Cincinnati and 81 touis
and Buffet Car % 81 Louis daily, ssospt ssr1ras5
wesssra AZ; WITT sissrinS Car htSona 70 chicsgo
ssrs M.shingt3n 70 chicsso aud 81 Louis and en-,
daily q, Harrisbnrv with through sleepers Zoe
NJ dsy for ara P asR and ,s ~ Lspss
SSD a R5F PfsT e fo,
For krie. canandaisna. Roche-ser' Bnfala' N,sssr.
1850 Pm; DAILY. except saturday. with Psisos
For wiilisnsrort. Lock Haven. and ElmlrA ate .5oA
For New YORK ami the East. 20. 300. II 90. ana
III ~ am, 200, 10. 10 90. and 4 20 M on
Tns1y S SI iea 20 t.Pac. f9 Im. 10 Fan,
sna bdnins Cars $40 ann daily. except SUNDAY.
For Boston without change, . 90 D m. every day.
Ierssy oisy WITH hosi. Of srsoksn hnne Sa sserd
ins direct transfer 10 tuition street. avoiding
For ihls,ielhi4 2 20 300. 90: and n 40 am.
DAY n9 40 m ass 70 pa soc cP sS oo
sndll 20 I'm; LiT.l,sd Etpre:,s f.rior and DIN:
For a., haii e s eS' ee 100 S go 80 LOO
40 q 90 10 10 %. and 70 s1 i On to.
day, 900, . o5, 8 50. ii 40 an 10. as. 10.
For fopes Sresk Line. 20 am aud 40 pm DAILY.
For knhspoiis' 20 and 300 am. IL OF. 20. ana
600 N. daily. except sunday. sundays. y.o0A
ALEXANDRikl AND FREDERIcKsBURa Rail-,
NAY. h \. IA ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For klerandila 500 Gas. $40. a47. lo,57am
100 noon. 205 "a, 300, e.0l. g 30 sos
1000 and III 20 pm. On SUNDAY At o. 90 %: a.
1857 am. 30, ESQ., = .O5, and 10 sO5 pm
Accommodation for Quantro , 90 pm. week days
For enlnond aud the South. 90, 1887 daily.
- and 6.Ol pm. daily, except Sunday
Trains leave AleAsndria for Washington. o 05. o.
$500. y 10 40 Is. IL 90 am, 1 70, 8 90, 8 IL
9:Io, 7:0a 9:3a, lo:4e and iIs05 pm oi
S;O5. 9;32 and 10 az D m
Tickets and information the Office. northeast
ner ~ 18th street and avenue and atths
station. whore orders he left for the checking ~
lsSs.se 60 estimation from hotels and Residences
CHAs. Z. PUGH, }. A. WOOD
General Manager. fnlel Gen. Passenger Ascnt