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advice.

Don't put eff your Fail purchases until We are %
rushed 1t is difficult fill your orders promptly and
without errcrs. Send N your orders early. QUE
STOCK Is COMPLETE.
You will get better assortment now than later on
Remember. every body puts OF purchasing a. long as
POSSIBLE and IL you come in with the rush It 10 not
IossiOle ~ serve yo1 a. promptly a. now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13
Suing the District

Phillips Bros. Company OF Baltimore have,
by MIR. Campbell Darlington, fled a suit
against the District OF Columbia to recover
5000 paid for license tax on commercial agent
in 1884, IS and Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13
A Washington Man Gone Wrong.

young stockbroker, is missing. His business
associates claim that he has gone with $4,000
Of their money. Loomis was at one time q law
yer and claim agent in Washington, DC.
John Schorr has bought for 90, 900 Of John
T. Barnes part sub b, square 393, 33 feet
inches front on 9Th street between and U
streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13
A JOLLY JOKE.

Society Girl: lie, he. Mr.. Dudlette. when 10
the Blue Book not the Blue Book"
Mr.. d.: WEAKLY Miss Fwawnces, don't know,
don't you know. When is it?'
Society Girl-with confidence: when il in
read. TIE, he. he. he"
Mr. ID: law, how, jolly, don't you know
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13
The Recount I'm Minneapo,is

The census Office this afternoon announced
the result of the recount Of the population of
Minneapolis, Mimi, as follows: Population.
l6i, 1873; an increase as compare with 1880 Of
HIS or 25l. IS per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13
Found at Last,

From the New York Weekly.
Housekaeper Ito pleasant faced girl at en-
ployment ag.pcy)-"Havc you any objection to
the country"
GIL (politely)-"None at all, madam.
Househeeper-"I have quite a large family"
Girl-"The more the merrier."
Neutrality-suspicious. children, two OF them
quite young"
Grill love little children"
Housekeepep--'.It will be necessary for you
to bake bread. wash and get the meals. At
tend to the pastry and chamberwork my
SELL"
Girl-.T will also make the pastry and do the
rest. ~ YOU win allow me-"
Housekssrer-"I cannot give you moro than
three afternoons Oh"
Girl-.'Two will be suiscient, perhaps more
than viii want 40 my plan 10 70 give strict 81
teption to my household duties and thus get the
work done up promptly every day, 80 - TO
have plenty Of opportunities to rest between
times."
. Housekeeper-'sI am delighted"
stranger lsuddenly entering) -'Sorry to In
terrupt you. madam, but you are converting
with one Of my patients who has Just escaped
from the Hopelessly Incurabls Lunstie
Asylum"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13
Entertaining q Stranger.

From Good News.
Rural Hostess-"Mr. Gilman, want ter in
trodooce ye to some OF my young friends what
list dropped in to make We welcome. This 10
Hank and this is Hetty, and these are Mira and
Bob and Jack. and you'll git to know the others
an You 60 along. amt no hand at remem-
BERN names. Now 1 must 90 and see what
pap's doin'."
Hank-"yery pleasant weather we're havin'.
Re,rinds me OF las summer"
Hetty-"He, he. he! Raws berries!'
Hank-"Haw. haw! haw! Didn't we git on
fingers pricked. thought"
Hetty-"Te. he, he. Here comes Deacon To-
goodson. He's had quite n spell O. toothache.
6,y mind the time Bin Hayfork had it?''
Mira-"He, he. he. Wasn't he freckled?'
Hank-"wus ner Bob Bridley over there?"
Bob-.'what's that bout me2'
Mira-.'Tain't much, guess. I was just
thiukin. Hetty. Of the time we went nshin' mp
in Poles Greek"
Hetty-"He. he, her'
Bob-"He. Ia, ha! 'CrosstreeG"
Mira--"Ha. ha ha! And the 'necktie.'"
Hank-"Haw! hawi haw! How's that. Jack?''
Jack Dye mind the time at Puffer's?"
Chorus-.He, he. he, ha, ha ha, no, no. hor'
Jack-"Didn't we have fun that winter?"
Hank-"Haw! haw! haw! The ole bobsledn'
Chorus-.'Ha. ha, ha!''
Hctty-"Reminds me Of the time we had nj
buffers last August"
Jack-"Bumbiebees.'
Chorus-''He, he, he, ha, ha, hs! Well we
must be going. Call and see us, Mr.. Gilman.
Now don't forget. Good evening all"
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2J HAxpsoyE NV P.rrKsxs

Ur = me CLOlH-sVkfACkW ArkkFIttIOf wRAPs
ne MOst lsh and Eccominr pee yer Produced
4he WASHINGTON" the Perfect Sleeveless Gar
taent
GarHent
Ihe CHESTER" Plain. Close Fitting and Neat; an
I;e<ant school Garment In Misses sixsA
The .kCKlNGIU ION" Gathered ~ Neck, very hand
hone
lie FAIR" Dressy. Ciose-fttias Garment with
Coat sleeve, for Misses and Children.
Prices we're low tor Fine Quality Water.
pTooIs GOODYEAR RUBEN COMPASy,3 SOB 9th 81
iyJI-3m MELVILLE LINDSAY. Manager.
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- A r p Z T 8 .

Just OF ened beautiful line Of wrtons Moouetts
Velvet. body brussels I.pestTy and Ingram Carpets
NlltOn. NClNet and smyrna CARPET lsugs all Sizes
lLsE41n ART Squares Wilton ana sany hugs and
choice patterns Lace CURTAINS Curtains
in grcat variety. those will
their advantage examine our stuck before
pgIcnzsins. HON. BKO. \ CO,
l.loS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13

Superintendent Z. G. Allsa q the Shore Line
division Of the New York and New Haven road
he Hudson River division d The New York
Central road
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Knocked Out by q Railroad Train.

Knocked Out by Railroad Train.
John Brown, q colored man whose home lie
in Monteilo, small settlement on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, not far from the
Ivy City race track, started from his
home to come to the city this morning. At
Ivy City, while walking on the railroad track,
he was struck by an incoming train and thrown
from the track into ditch The passengers on
the train thought that the colored man had been
killed, but when the train was stopped and he
was picked up 1t was discovered that his left
arm was broken and he was badly shaken up.
He was not otherwise badly injured.
The injured man was placed on the train and
brought 70 this city, He 10 now in Providence
Hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13

In the Police Court today Mary Buch was
charged with an assault on Ida Levin by kick
ing her in the stomach on the Sd instant A
fine of $40 was imposed.
In the estate Of Eleanor Hawkins, deceased,
Judge Cox today granted letters OF administra-
ton to Chas. Roller; bond, $4,000.
In the Police Court today Charlotte Jackson
was charged with the grand larceny of wearing
apparel from Mrs. Lizzie Reside, and the case
was sent to the grand Jury.
Capt. Sherwood, the new city postmaster,
was the recipient of q magnificent basket of
flowers today from the mailing division of the
Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13
Oan. D.vruntlia,e Doafh.

Representative MoCreary Of Kentucky today
introduced in the House . resolution request
ing the President Of the United States 10 trans
NIT 70 Tie Here al information In his posses-
sion concerning tbs killing Of Gen. BarrundiA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13
SHOOTING STARS.

THE FATAI OFT.
'Come back, Come bach he cried In pain
Across the field Of duty;
''say will ne'er come back AGAIN.
Ny beauty! Oh, my beauty
Gfrom Representative Gibson's ''Narylan,
Memories" an elegy in several ehspseral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13

TJyO REGULATE THE STOMACH. LIVER AND
bowels and promote digestion TAX Of carers
JAItls Liver Pills every nixht. Try them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13
I'd EDITION.
--latest qbleglanS to The Star.
TALES FROM ericsson.
The President Discovers q Good Place
for Fried Chicken.

CREssoS SPRINGS, Pa. Sept. IA stiff breeze
from the northwest with clearing weather this
morning rendered the Presidents stay at the
springs more desirable than il has been for the
past week. It has been storming every day
since his arrival and it has been feared that he
would become restless and shorten his vxca-
ton. All such fears have been abandoned now,
and should the weather continue fine next week
bids fair to be very lively one for the exec
utive family.
SLIGHT COLDS ONLY.
The members of the family have all passed
through the wet season without suffering any
Inconvenience excepting slight colds. and
these have yielded readily to the doctors pre-
scriptions
GOOD PLACE FOR FRIED CHICKEN.
In his afternoon drive yesterday President
Harrison visited house on the summit which
is kept by an old lady. brief stop was made
and the proprietress of the "Inn," as il is
Mrs. Harrison, whose photograph she
has carefully nailed against the
wall. The President promised to
crafty the old lady by driving Mrs. Harrison
to tho mountain resort at the very first oppor
tunity. The President learned during his stay
there that the old lady was thoroughly familiar
with the art Of preparing good meal of fried
chicken and waffies, and last night he recon-
mended the repast to some friends.
ANXIOUS OVER HIS BILL.
The mountaineers are a curious people.
During the Presidents sojourn here he made
number of purchases at the little drug store
near the Mountain House, Hearing that
the executive would probably leave the
mountains yesterday, Mr.. Druggist made
diligent inquiries as to the truth of
the rumor, adding: "There is little
bill at the store to be paid before he leaves"
President got away he would have trouble In
locating him in order to present his little &C.
count for settlement.
MISS SANGER Is ON HAND.
Miss Alice Sanger, the Presidents stenog-
rapher. arrived here last night with a batch of
executive work. which was laid tefore the
President after breakfast this morning.
SIGNING COMMISSIONS AND BILLS.
The principal part of the business consisted
of commissions to be signed and bills to be APP
proved. Among the latter was bill providing
for the construction Of bridge across the
Miss uri river at Lexington, Mo.
STUDYING THE FINANCIAL WEATHER.
The President spent some time during the
morning In telegraphic conference with the
Treasury Department He learned to his aat-
isfaction that the panicky feeling in the New
York money market had about subsidized and
that Secretary Window was in New York city
and had the situation thoroughly in hand
with a view to meeting any immediate emer-
gency which might be relieved by govern
mental action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13
MIR. Boutelle's Plurality Over 5000.

WILLTMASTIc, Conn.,, Sept. 13.-Congress-
man Boutelle on his way to Washington was
informed by Chairman Manley Of the Maine
republican state COMMITTEE that the official
returns will probably give him over five
thousand plurality in the fourth district
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13

gJVHE USE OF ANGOsTURA BTTrERs EXcITEs
Il the appetite and keeps the dfesstfve organs IN
order pr. T. Gh. sisgert soma. sole Manufacturer
A. all draSsistsP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13

CATARRH.
SORE THROAT
The soden Mner,i Pastilles are infalibe remedy.
Convenient active and pleasant For sale BY all drug
gi.ts for so cents.
JFYou ARE NERVOUS OR pYsPEPTIc TRY CAR.
nervous. nervousness makes you aysPePu PHI
either one renders you miserable and tnese ''' pms
w. 3. Moses & Sons
CORNER nth AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
YCU ARE INVITED TO CALL AND EXAMINE
ouR ENORMOUS ASSORTMENT OF GOODS TO
MAKE -HoMEs" COMFORTABLE AS WELL AS
ORNAMENTAL
The newest styles and edectsin
FURNITURE.
CARPETS
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
WALL PAPERS.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS &C..
Are now on exhibition and compe.ant force on duty
in each show room 10 answer all questions %
well as to take and execute orders
We consider privilege to show cur goods. and you
will not be asked to make purchases.
Call early. before the sssortnents are broken and
Sboicss. goods sold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
]. G. Teicher to W. Wilson. sub 242. 50. GA;
s1.150. Hermione NJ. Chappell to ]. s. Boss,
sub 70, SO. s57; s2,500. Christine He'll to S. s.
English, lot 10, SO. 912; s1,6O0 Catharine
Richter to II. Raabi, lot 10, 50. 1912; S2475.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13

President Pro Tenn Ingalls, Absent.
Inthe absence Of President Pro Tenn Ingalls
who has gone 10 Pittsburs 70 deliver political
speech tonight Senator Blair Of New Hamp-
shire presided over the Senate Today. Mr.
Ingalh win return 70 Meaningless Monday
vn0ruin0 w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13
MR.. GROsvENOR TALKS.
He Tells About the Civil Service An.
pvintments From His District.

HE USES SOME srcSo LASauAot About rHR cor.
MrssroN-coMMIssIoSkR LY,fAN's STATEMENT
THE HEARING BEFORE THt CIVIL SERVICE rx-
vEsTrGArIxa COMMITTEES cLoskas roR TEE
PRESENT SESSION, @
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13

and John Shaw OF Boston, w. ID. Eaton Of
Chicago and w. D. Faris Of New York are at
the Arlington.-Rev. C. H. Pendleton Of
Worcester, T. n. Levy Of New York, J. A.
D. Hayden Of Boston and President N. E.
Ingalls, Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
are at the Shoreham. --Ex-R Representa-
tive 8. v. White Of Brooklyn is regis
tered at Wormley'a-Remsen Whitehouse,
secretary OF the U. s. legation ct Mexico. and
fred Scott of Topeka, David s. Murray Of Salt
Lake City and W. H. Shock Of the navy, G. r.
Brayton and A. v. Moulton OF Sioux Falls are
among the late arrivals at the Riggs House,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lang Of Easton, Ellery
Colby of Groton. n Y, and r. W: Deem Of New
York are at the Hotel Randall-Messrs. Alfred
o. Jaeger, W. Engdsman, H. b Chamberlain,
H. b Mcclellan. railroad men Of New York,
are at Williarda-Richard L. Gibbs, E
L. Allen Of New York, Geo. r. Maxwell Of Falls
River, A. E. Yarnal Of Philadelphia, Leonard
Walday of Bridgeport, E. Sherman hitting of
Chicago, H. I. Weekham. director Of the c.
aud o. Railroad Company, J. W. Morgan Of
Osksloosa. lowe, J.K. Montgomery Of Liverpool,
Alex Goldsmith OF 81 Louis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Winston Jones Of Mobile, r. A
s AZ Ct vsn,w ersu. q the .ns
Mira and Miss Rainey are at the FredoniA-
Charles J. TAYLOR OF Baltimore, George N.
Page Of California and Myron d. Fethers Of
Cherry Valley, NY, are q the Lansham.--
Mr.. N. @. Jones, Mr.. W. H. Stewart, Miss E.
n. Morton and Niss z. A. Weber,
I'll Of Pittsburg are ct the Normandie.
Mr. Joseph Nimmo, jr., left this afternoon for
Chicago. James T. Du Bots has re-
III. o. Robertson, J. L. Baker Of So
Louis, W. A. Leary Of Louisville, Mr.. and Nra
!. s Bait Of South Decatur, J. r. Fuller Of
Boston, J. 4. Knowles Of Lowell, g. r. Dunham
q Maiden, Miss., are q the st. Jamss--Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Hensel Of Richmond, W. A
lanklng and family and J. Abbitt and family
Of Pittsburg are at the Hotel johnson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13

Ugh" grunted the Pig as the Goat butted
him clean over the fence.
well should smile" responded the Goat
good humoredly. '0leomargnrine has no
show before the genuine butter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13
v. d. MOSES 4 soma
Cor. flth and r sta NV.
Washington. d. c.

CONSTELLATION, WHICH GIVES RISE TO NAM
N-rsV,r troubles, Is cured aud Ieven ted By Carter
Lite lNeC Flls my t-m and you Will De convinced
f,ENIs' SUITS sCoUEED And PREssED. 81.
Coats. soc. Pants zoe
Vests. 2:1c.
Altering and bepsiring neatly done.
oOods called and delivered.
L. A REEVES. STA X st. NV.
au1-Gm Under tins frrdegiek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13
CHAP. II
MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; On Tuesday. Sep
tcmber 80. at the residence Of the brides par
ents. Steenth and a half street n. W. Mr.. John
smith and Miss Daisy Dooglespeegis. AZ
home after October LIST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13

Caucus Of House Republicans Tonight.
A caucus Of republican members Of the
House viii be held this evening. The call il
indefinite, but the object 10 understood TO be
TO decide upon course Of action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13

DIED on Board TEE SwArARA.-A cablegram
was received at the Navy Department today
from Yokohama announcing that Assis tant
Engineer John h. Baker died on board the
U.S.R Swatara % Che Foo, Corea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13
BAEGAINa.


CARPETS made with borders all round Of following
sizes:
fleet > inches by 6 feet inches. 90.
feet inches By IL feet. %.
Jfeet INCHES by IL feet inches. t1o.
ofeet by feet inches. az
Sfcet by feet, $3.50.
feet inches by 0feet inches, e12.5o.
s;ee, ) inches by 10 feet 6inches. $3.50
sfceI inches b. IL feet inches. sac.
feet ) inches by Is feet. sIs15.
efeet J inches hy IA feet inches sl4.
Sfeet 4 inches BY IL feet S2U.
10 feet u inches By II feet, s.5.
lUfeet q inches by IL feet. ss6.
10 feet inches by 10 feet. s3s
IL feet 9inches by IS feet inches, e37.5Q
j. feet inches by IL feet, s45.
i. feet inches By Is feet. s35.
The above are Wilton. Moauette. Body Brussels aud
Taestry Brussels Carpets and must be to be
yIeciatcd.
We have few bicycles and Tricycles left. which
hre marked TO sell a: factory prices.
MOSQUITO cANoPIEs
The assortment; Is complete. The prices vary from
s5c to s. each
BABY CARRIAGES
We are Offering "a discount on every eaniaTe sec
ornorv and 81 discount every carriage from els
tosIy Ills Is an oppoztuniS bur nne carriage
3oTy ery little money.
v. d. MOSES soma
Cor lin and + sta NV.
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q SUMNER Sovri-

CHAP L
"what queer name you have Miss Boogle-
speegle," he said after he had asked her once
or twice 20 pronounce 10 for him.
We'll" she responded with just the sweetest
smile, you know what you can do with that
name. Mr. Smith"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13

n n THOUGHT THAT IRE NEW YoRx MfoHrHRs
ARE ExAeoERArINe THE ErFEcr TO BIZ Pro-
DucEp By HAVING the TARIFF BILL 90 IN
,oPERArIoN ocroBKR l-sEcRErARr WINDOWS
PoiIcY coMMHNpED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13

CLUB WIT.
Brown: II say Jones would you rather Be
shot down on the street or shot up on the
street,"
Jones-much to Browns disgust: Both
don't you know"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13

II is Mr.. Blaino's fortitude against Mr.. Reeds
'92d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13
club WIT.

They are not raising any fuxs about The
short peach crop in Delaware.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13

UFYOU ARE NERVOUS OR DYsPEPTIC TRY CAR
ter's Little Nerve Pills. Dyspepsia makes you
,,rryous anu nervousness makes you oysPePuS,
eIhrr one renders miserable. aud these little Plus
cure both.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13

ACCIDENT on THE PETREL.-It has been re-
ported to the Navy Department that while
the gunboat Petrol was beine
put through the gun drill a
New London recently one of her whale boat,
was blown away from the davits and destroyed
1t is probable that an investigation will b.
ordered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-13
Baltimore Markets.

1857. Corn--Septembsr. 40.; October, ak: May
So Oats-Septsmb Tx: October, IS; May
4lH. Pork - september. $50: October, zoos
Short ribs--Oetobef. k42b May, ga
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
oarrollton News.

CARRoLLToN, Sept OIL Special. Tho
valuation Of this township (ConIro) as
given by the Assessor and Board Of
Equalization 10 slo7,obOOo, u decrease Of
S93,i8000.
Barn, contents and three hay stacks OF
James Farbor Of Rose township, this
county, burned. Cause combination Of
small boys, miniature throshlnR machine
and matches.
The Steubenylllo prcabytory which has
been In session ut MeohAnicNown, this
county, fred Rev, Love, Of Bethesda, Col
umblana county, advised him TO seek pas
turos new.
Tho cx.soldlora and families Of Carroll
county will rouno NJ Fair Rrounde to.mor.
row. General Sherwood, OF Canton, will
ornto.
John YlnglIng and Andrew Halor, jr.,
two prosperous farmers, were adjudgod
Insane by Probate Judge Borrul and will
be taken to Columbuaby Sheriff Campbell.
F.E. McElfrosh Of South Riverside, CAL,
has accepted Carrollton'a proposition Of
ton thousand dollar bonus II ho will put
In twont, thousand aud erect brick aud
tilo works within ono mile ofCarrollton,
He will bo here within sixty days and bo.
gin the erection Of the buildings.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
KILLED Ar ALLIANCE.
A Young Man Cut TO Pieces Saturday
Night.
The Remains Horribly mutilated----He
Attempted 10 Jump on Moving
Freight Train.


A aad death.
Mont Ray, formerly employed In Cam
ton, was Instantly killed while jumping
on an east bound freight train at Alliance
Saturday night.
Another victim has been added TO the
long list OF those killed by jumping on
moving trains.
Saturday night at iio'olook Mont Ray,
young man about % years of age roSld'
ing with his parents AT Alliance, attempt
edto jump on amoylng freight train which
was passing through that place AT a speed
OF about fifteen miles an hour,
lle Jumped, and falling on the rails, un'
der the moroIleaa wheels, was literally cut
10 pieces. Hla legs were entirely severed
from tho body, which was cut almost In
twain.
Tho remains were discovered by some
trAinmen and taken homo. Mr.. Ray wal
a we'll known young man OF Alliance and
had many friends who sadly mourn his
sudden and frlghtful death.
lie was the son OF well 70 do parents,
and was employed a8 brakeman ON the
III. Wayne railway,
The funeral will bo held tomorrow
morning nj 10 o'clock at Alliance, The
many friends OF the young man nympg
thllo with the grief stricken parents In
their bereavement.