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The New York herald., 1844-09-07
City Intelligence.


Police Record.-A WIFE IN sEARcH or HUSBAND
woman calling herself Evelina Augusta Glddon, ap-
agsns John Gliddon her husband for assault and BAT
terry ddon appeared soon after in company with Ben
amin Leonard to answer the charge MIR Leonard stated
50 Cliff street, few days since in company with man
named Branard from Boston, and took lodgings there
and wife and that since then the wife OF Branard had
arrived in this city in search Of him. These facts having
been related to Justice Matse he held MIR Glddon to
nominal bail to the charge The whereabouts Of
Branard and his paramour is unknown. Gliddon is in
the employ OF the propretors of the United states Hotel
in Boston, and had recently arrived in this city.
DAVE LoFLrN AGAIN ARRESTED notorious black
fellow was caught Thursday evening" in the boarding
house Jane Patterson 90 Gross street He had entered
the premises by jumping fence nine feet high
and was found inside the house in the act Of opening
door TO 60 up stairs, when he arrested by William
Huyler, and taken to the watch house. It is supposed
that his intention to enter the Of Mr. Huyler
and rob him Of Of money that he was in
his possession. The rogue was fully committed to an
swer.
MANThe Coroner held an inquest on the body Of Mrs
Henrietta Dodge, native Of New York. aged 30 years,
$40 Greenwich street. yesterday morning She had been
in responding mood for several days past and had at
to destroy lest her life BY hansng herself from the
was discovered by some Of the inmates Of her family
in time to her lfe In order to watch her movements
Miss Susan Small relative was placed In the same room
with her on Thursday night, but becoming weary, she
fell asleep towards morning On waking she found de-
placed around the door knob She rose instantly cut the
cord but life was extinct The Jury rendered verdict
that deceased "ded from strangnation. produced BY
passing cord several times around her neck and attach
ind it to the knob Of the door,
A CHILD KILLED MoTHER.-An inquest was
also held at 6ss Greenwich street. the body Of Patrick
Conan aged about three years. the Of Daniel Conan
who died from the effects Of overdose OF paragoric ad
mnisered through Ignorance on the part Of the mother
Two of her children sick with bowel complaint,
and she obtained castor OIL and two cents worth Of
paragorc, from druggists store near the house The pr
ragorc put into cup by the druggist, without be
ing marked or labelled and returning home, she gave
spooniuls Of parsgoric deceased one spoon
full to younger child The deceased died AFTER
hut the youngest child restored by the application Of
medical aid The jury returned verdict of Death from
paagorc imprudenty administered to him by his moth
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Sa2S,2l2
The London packet of the 10th and Havre packet Of the
sh, will take amount similar to the above We DO
learn fany large shipments being made by the Great
Western to sail the i4th inst It is hardly time yet
Our very large importations, and the heavy stocks
Of foreign merchandise, have already reduced the
value in this market, and caused great re-
duction in prices. This will operate very much to the
disadvantage Of holders of large stocks. and cause
very losses to those who purchased early in the
season. supply much larger thsn the:demand nvaI.
ably produces such state Of things and reacts those
who the prime movers In the business As we have
heretofore stated very large part Of this fall importa
tion still remains in first hands and the principal losses by
the reduction of prices therefore falls the importers
so far this goes the loss falls in the right place. but In
many instances jobbers suffer seriously We are in.
duced believe that the mpotaons for the remainder
OF the season will be much lighter than they have been
heretofore for the period. very large packe,
owner informs that his ships coming out with very
small freight lists and the msnests Of several packets
that have recently arrived show evidently great falling
of in light and valuable packages The cargoss now ar
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MOO DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
SALVE for instantly curing Bun Scalds Bruises Piles
blind or bleeding, any inaammatory complaints, al
Dalleys Agency 67 Walker st. LIST store from Broadway
DALEY be not written with pen the of every
box, avoid it as poison.
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Our PnoTs-We saw black ebony cane with
a massive gold head, a, the Exchange this morn.
ing bearing the inscription, ITO John smith, from The
Pilot Boat Jacob Bell New York" This splendid cane
presented to the gentleman whose name II bears on
Monday evening last in New York, who on the receipt
thereof acknowledged the gift by appropriate and
characteristic speech Boston Transcript, Sept5
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Igs- TWO BOYS-The one ffteen the other only
twelve years of ageleft their home the morning Of
the OH inst. Should this meet their observation, they
most aconately and earnestly requested to return
to their dsconsoate father Any information concerning
the lads will meet parents thanks If directed to j. W.,
and NJ. T., care Of Mr. Tyler, letter CARRIER Park Post
Office, New York;
90 Newspapers, throughout the United States, may
subserve the cause Of humanity by giving this nser
tion.
New York, Sept. 6, 1874 2t
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MONEY MARKET.

rr1OOy, Sept 0-O fs Ms
The stock market exhibits very sensible improve
nsnt to-day The sales daily increasing in amount,
and operators coming into the street more rapidly
than for time past II to be the general opn.
in Wall street, that holders forcing into the
ket their sockso take the benet!of present prices fur
ther depression being anticipated Any improvement in
quotations for stocks after long period Of depression in
the MARKET generally acts as an inducement to many
holders to rsalize particularly when financial sars look
gloomy and unsettled This is undoubtedly the position
Of things present, and the improvement in stocks
not be but temporary. The complexion Of political af
fairs also has influence upon the stock market Ia
fact, during the existence Of feversh times in
mercial and financial matters the slightest has
effect onprces. At the old Board today, Long Island
advanced per cent Canton t, Mohawk l., Norwich and
Worcester /, Reading Railroad J. Farmers Trust /, I'LL
1, Ohio SIS /, North American Trust l. Harlem sto
nington and Erie Railroad closed at yesterdays prices
The sales of Norwich Worcester at the old Board were
very large At the Board, Long Island improved
per cent, Canton Norwich Worcester l, Farmerp
Trust Ohio 6's 3 Morris Canal /, Harlem declined
Sterling Exchange quoted the Board at 81 per
premium. Stock operators begin to entertain conf
dence in the cessation Of spece' shipments The limited
amounts that have gone forward during the past two
months, notwithstanding the immense mporations has
impression that the amount forwarded through
the season, will not be large many anticipated
few weeks since. The movements of specie depend en-
| tirely on the demand for payments from abroad.
We the particulars Of the shipments Of specie
EXPLOITATION OF SrgcIE.
Havre-ship Utica, American Halves, $4,000
Five Franc Pieces, % 562
Mexican Dollars, $4,000
London-ship St James, Amer Halves, 40 ESQ
Mex. Dollars, 222000
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The banks of Canada have since last fall been gradually
extending their operations. The importatons into the
British provinces in Noih America have this year been
larger than before much larger than the exports for
the period. Exchange has consequently been very
scarce and has ranged high that bills which have
heretofore been sent to this market for sa have been
used up at home The banks of that section have been
compelled to extend their operations in accordance with
the demand from the mercantile classes The trade be-
tween the Canaas and the United States has this year
been very large compared with previous years, but
the local trade has been very extensive. The
crops of Canada have for the past two years been very
fine this year theyhave been unusually abundant This
has destroyed the export trade to certain extent that
has heretofore been carried in agricultural products
between the two countries. The abundance OF bread
stufs &c., In Canada of home growth, both for home
consumption and for export has destroyed that outlet for
large part of surplus grain crops. The advantages
the Canadians possess in exporting breadstu the
shippers OF this country. will be plainly the
nexed account Of sales in England Should demand
spring up in Great Britain for four before the close of
navigation the Canadas may yet be very great market
for jarge lots Of grain from this country. At present
there is very poor prospect for such demand from
either country and very little chance for present
prices of -four, grain &C., being sustained We
pro forma account Of four hundred barrels of Candan
-four at Liverpool taken from actual account of sales
of -four sent from Montreal.
Su,.,rNr. or Z, o,p rpox fanAn. Tn T,vrp,oo,
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U. ). Commissioner,s Omcc,

Before Commissioner Rapelje.
SEPTEMBER 6-James Farrell,s soldier in the United
States Army, arrested a charge OF wilfu and
rupt perjury, alleged to have been committed tria
of Court Martial held last june in the Of Surgeon
George Duall
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djourned to Saturday at II o'clock.

NIBLo's-The success of the extravaganza OF
Beauty and the Beast has been such as to warrant
its repetition this evening Mr. Michel John Quill
the richest performance have in many Q day
The Tableux Of the Tyro with all their splendid music
and appointments. will also he repeated
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Net proceeds, sterling. .f4so J

Net proceeds, sterling. f4s9 II
At 81 81 pr. e stg pr. CT prem gives .S2 $3.50 60
Or S. % per bbl at Montreal.
The same quantity of American flour shipped from any
port in the u States to the market and sold at
shilling sterling per barrel would only net S3ss per
barrel The charges 400 bbs of American -four would
amount to fss9 3D. whereas the charges Canadian
-four only amounts fl5o ss. Sd. Our trade with the
Canadas would be materially improved in the event Of
demand for breadstus springng up GreaBritan Beef
Pork Butter Cheese, &c., be sent from
ports more proftably than flour.
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90 r.. s. BERNARD's DIARRHOIA MEDICINE
for the of Cholera Inantum and Summer Complaints
on children, Diarrhna Cholics Cholera Morbus Cramps
and snnsms for sale by r. s. Bernard at 97 Nassau st.
New York and by DR.. w. II. Minor corner Of John st
and Broadway
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Before Judge Sherman.
SgPT. @ -Ssmuet Packoood VS. NJ Nc SDrisy-An action
to the of quarters rent due out Of pre-
misses in 53rd street, sth Avenue Verdict for plaintiff
SAT
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"There is perhaps nothing distinctive of birth
than the hand."-Buron

Q9- REJOICE! YE FORTUNE HUNTERS! THAT
Gourauds Italian Medcated Soap will give to your hands
all the soness whenes and delicacy ofthe born
and distinguished in the most refined and polished courts
in Europe besides eciting beautifully transparent po
lish to your nails slight pressure from such hand
given to beauteous heress gentle maden would rrre
Reader, this is fiction Gourauds Medcsted Soap has
actually the chemical property of changing saow rough
pimpled tanned erupive skins into most delicious de-
cae whiteneas, you could possible DESIRE Buy only at
81 Walker street, first store from Broadway 81 cents
cake, you will be cheated with swinder's counter
felt,
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Before Judge Randall.

DR.. Edcard Wotd vs. John Hofy.-This was action
brought by surgeon accoucber against the defendant
for services rendered in his professional capacity to the
wife Of defendant during her confinement The defence
set that the Doctor had carefully and properly
performed his duty. The Court awarded Sill for the
plaintiff.
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THE ILLUSTRATED
w KY HE RA L d,
The Political Prospects.

Will be ready for delivery at o'clock this morn
ing. Price 81 cents.
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AsHEs-There very feir demand for Pots at 81 Iea
81 25. Pearls very steady at 81 50.
BREADsTurFs- Our market continues remarkably stee
dy. Flour feches 81 lS2 81 25 All remain
changed In prices demand.
We have received from Albany statement Of the ag-
gregae arrivals OF flour from the opening Of the canal
to the close OF the month OF August as foliows:-
lo40. 7S3 7Sl bbls
losl. s.s.s..... ................. 1btsl47
lo42. .................. b3S 629 /"
lSaS. 920 eS2 "
lS4q >. 1, O,467
or this there received at Albany. 7s9 sss
=" at Troy. %. 39O 500
The excess of receipts Of -four in ls44 over s4s is
2O3, sos bbls, and over 1s42, 49i, 1853 bbls.
The aggregate arrivals Of wheat in the same time were
as iollows:--
losO. ............ 339 sos bush.
ls4l... ..................... 184 s66
lS92. .................,. 369 025
l8a3. Observation-Disclosures. $40 9S5 I"
1874. Observation-Disclosures. bi2 a66
OF this there was received at Troy. 4os ssa
" at Albany. l04 004 /"
The excess Of receipts OF wheat in 1874 ls43 is
20l ,ssi bushels and over ls42. l4365l
In reducing the wheat -four at the rate of FIVE BUSH
els to the barrel have the following aggregates for
three years =:
7la,4s4 bbls $4,000 bbIs l,assoso bbls
Excess Of lsi4 over ls4s. .......". 250,36t bbIs
16l2 $40 6l6 bbls
Brsswax-we notice sales Of northern and southern
prime yellow at 293 q 293c cash.
CoTToN-There was again good business transacted
to day but at very low rates sales amounting about
$500 bales of which spnners took 800 and shippers the
remainder.
HAr-This article Is in very limited demand, and CON-
mon sells at 81 s3c; prime 10 very dull.
Some Kentucky hM recently hinged hands at 2? &c..
The stock Ia atout 6G0O hhds OF all kinds
WHsKEy-Drudge casks IRE improving in price and
demand we nov quote aaice Prison and Western bar
RrAL EsrarE-The following sales ofReal Estate were
made nj auction -
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90 vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE CUB 4
If Gonorrh1a Glee and all mccupurnlent discharge.
rom the urethra These pills. prepared by the New Yorl
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for thu
rsedy and efectual remedy for the above complaints
Naey are to cure recent cases in from thre
achages and chronic gee than any other preparatlor
At present known, removing the disease without eonne
cent from business tainng the breath disogrecinf
with the stomach Price 81 per box.
Sold at the ONCE of the College Of Pharmacy ard Me
iicine, 35 Nassau street.
w. g. RICHARDSON. M. D. AGani
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nations unanimously--as follows -
lst Disrict-Hugh Halsey suffolk.
2nd John Thompson, Richmond.
3rd George Douglass,
4th " Neil Gray, ~ Val,
5th . VIM. + Havemeyer, -" ~
9th Jonathan Coddington,
7th /" Daniel Johnson, Rockland.
sth " John Crawford. Putnam.
9th VIM Murray, Orange.
10Th Jacobus Hardenbergh, Ulster.
llth Tobias l.. Hogeboom Columbia.
18th Nicholas NJ. Masters, Rensselaer,.
18th John keyes Paige, Albany.
l4th John Savage, Washington.
10th William Hedding, Clinton.
10Th /" John Fay. Fulton.
18th /" John NelIis Montgomery.
18th " Clemepce Whitaker, Lewis
10th " Azariah Doane. Jefferson.
20th /" Thomas II. Hubbard, Oneida
alst :" Samuel PatteDgill, Otsego.
22nd . William MasoH, Chenango
23rd Henry Potts, Oswego
Oath /" Daniel Dana. Onondaga,
25th " Lewis Tupper, Cayuga.
26h " Jacob 4. Bogardus, Tompkins.
9th Jonathan Doynton. Wayne.
2Sh Elisha johnson. Monroe
ooh " John Lapham, Ontario.
30h I" John ID Higgens Steuben.
3lst Robert r. Shankland. Cataraugus-
32d Rufus II Smith Wyoming
33l Jonathan Haskell, Jr. Erie.
saith " John ID. Perkins. Orleans.
After these, Nathaniel Jones, Stephen Clark
Daniel p Birrell, and Jonas EARL, Jr, were noml.
mated Tor Canal Commissioners.
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u3-TIIE CHINESE HAIR ERADICATOR-THIs
extraordinary chemical invention which has the singular
effect Of upr0oting superfuous hair in incredible short
time without the least injury to the skin be found in
this city only genuine, at No. 81 Courandt street. Many
people who have never he operation OF this Eradca
to think impossible for any article to be found
which permanently eradicate the har-but this false
idea will quickly vanish they will only call 81 Court
andt street where they may tested before buying
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Golf you want rich and juicy beefseak, call al
the corner Of Beekman and Nassau streets, and gel
one from Mr.. Holt, the father and founder Of the
cheap eating plan. Cheap literature may 60 down
but cheap beefsteaks will ivsutorever.
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90 IN COMMON DIARRHQA which we often see
resisting the usual remedies, and wearing away the pa.
DarrhGa Medicine has always succeeded in arresting
the discharge and communicating that tone and vgor
the bowels that necessary to health
The certificates Of in this disease very
Gus, and it is confidently asserted that the remedy
overcome the disease in any period OF its For
sale by the proprietor 81 Nassau street. New York. and
by DR. w H. Mnor corner Of John street and Broadway.
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MAYOR OF CHARLESTON Schniere was
elected Mayor OF Charleston on the I'd inst.
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n,. RlCOap,s pAKIsIAN AI.TERAT,yE MrS

Co RECORDS PAklSIAN ALTERNATIVE MIA
rUREFor the cure of primary or sec 'ndary Syphilis
md all affections produced by injudicious OF
:ury The great advantages possessed this powerful
terstye all other preparations for the cure OF sy
ohs is, that while curing the disease improves the
disease than the 1t is administered fer The
rest Recommendation we give Of is, that s
extensively prescribed by the medical faculty. who for
nerly considened mercury the only for those
aints Sold in single bottles 81 each in Of hall
ozen So carefully packed and sent to oil parts Of the
Union. Office Of the College Of Medicine and Pharms
y, 95 Nassau street.
w g. RICHARDSON. M d. Agent
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IRISH MNsTRELsY. McMchael's lecture,
on Thursday night, was as numerously and fash
ionably attended as his warmest friends and ad-
mirers could desire. Though the lecturer still
gives these entertainments upon the one subject,
VIZ =" Irish Minstrelsy," yet his fund Of legen-
dary lore, anecdote and song. seems to be mex
haustible. Each lecture and song seems TO improve
on its predecessor, and the repeated and warm en-.
cores fully testify the appreciation Of the audience.
After the entertainment was concluded ON Thurs
day evening, large party renamed behind. at
whose especial request Mr.. McMchael sung "The
Last Rose Of Summer" which had not been in.
cluded in the programme Of the evening. II the
audiences at his future entertainments continue 10
increase in the same ratio, Mr.. Mem. mus, soon
look for larger room.
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rvirg composed principally Of heavy y srensnasze'
such coal salt hardware &C., such az generally close
up the seasons importation.
The receipts from customs for the port Of Boston Tor
this year compared with last have incEeased as large
per cent those for this port.
REvENuE CUSTOMS RECEIVED THE PoRT ov
BosroS, FOR TEE Fias1 EIcHr MoNras OF is4S ASD44'
From Jany to March 81. SIS TAO ~ 81 3o2 6SS 9S
From April to June 30 ga 60s 80 asl BIS w
For July. si0 s0s 80 ~ .l.u vs ~ 80
Total for eight months. .Sa 0ASuas % $4l7i4is II
The increase amounts TO than one hundred per
cent The total receipts from customs at this port and
Boston the frat eight months Of s43 and s44 stand
follows
REvESUE CvsroMs.
Boston, eight months. so 046.Oa9 s4.l7i.4o
New York, eight months. -. 7.0729oa H77a.479
ss,Ilssa s2os4s,s ,sss
We have here of than hundred per
cent in eight months At this rate estimate ofa
from customs of 900 for the year. win not be
of the way at all events, the receipts for is
will be larger than for any single previous year in the
history OF the government
In our remarks made few days since in relation to the
Bank Of Hamburg, S. c., inadvertently stated that
the amount of notes in suit $547 1888, instead OF
s25 $50 49, The occurred from the arrangement of
the table into hands, the $547 a33 being
placed the margin against the words amount Of notes
in sun It seems the total ofnotes in suit il only
$25 $50 49, showing the institution to be in much more
favorable condition than appeared by the former state
ment.
We annex a statement showing the condition Of the
Bank of Montreal and the City Bank Of Montreal for the
past year. according to the monthly reports.
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!. APOLLO SALOON The Ethiopian Mnstres give
tne,r last performance this evening, SATURDAY. )
Audiences Of the fashionable and select nighv M,
.enu NOR entertainment and recommend all that have
nov seen ,nem 70 avail themselves Of this opportunity. II
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DEMocaArIc PRESIDENTIAL ELEcroRs.-Atter the
nomination for Governor and Lieutenant Governor
were made, the Syracuse Convention proceeded 10
ballot for two electors for the State at large We
give the result
For Benz y Butler. ...... .ias
Daniel Dickinson. ...............' o.
Jared Wilson. 80; :. =. 49, :. :. n,rx
OF Broome having received majority Of all tne
votes were molten, declared TO be unanimously no.
minated.
The Convention then proceeded to the appointment Of
District Electorsesch District presenting the name OF
its candidate. and the Convention confirming these nomi
nations unanimously-as follows =
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NAvAL.-U. ;. ship Preble sailed yesterday on a
cruize on the coast Of Africa. Annexed are her
officers
Thos W. Freeson. Esq. Commander Jas f. Miller,
Charles w. Pickering and VIM. Taylor Smith, Lieuten
ants Andrew D. Crosby, Purser s. Wilson Kellogg,
Passed Assistant Surgeon Jas Hamilton. Assistant Sur.
geon VIM. Henry, Acting Master Passed Midship-
men 9 Y Fox aud Alphonsc Barbot Midshipmen, VIM.
Brown and VIM. Mitchell Captains Clerk G c. p Par
ker Boa'swain, Samuel Drew Gunner BENZ Bunker ;
carpenter, John M Webb Purser's Steward. r. D. Burn
nam surgeons Steward, Amstesd @ Matlsck Acting
MASTERS Mate, John Moore; Yenman, J. q. Houston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-07-12

groans Of the wounded the sirioks of the terrified,
and the agonzing fears of husbands and wives
parents and children, and brothers and sisters, who
were vainly seeking each other in the dense crowd
which quickly assembled, the scene was for
time one too distressing for description. A daugh-
ter Of Simon Redmond of Haverhill was killed,
and SO to 40 were severely wounded. The follow
ing named persons were seriously injured Miss
Blake OF East Corinth, Vermont Hiss Stanyon of
Wentworth Mr. g. Mrs. Baldwin of Wells River,
Vt, the former having his skull fractured-and Mrs.
Page, wife of John A. Page, Cashier of the Dan
vile Bank We heard, on Monday morning last
that the condition of the wounded favorable for
recovery.
Lyndon, w. Three young men were badly in
jured by the accidental discharge of a swivel on
the 18th, viz. Isaac Hartman, hand amputated at
the right wrist-J w. Frazier, left arm amputatod
near the shoulder and three tigers from the right
hand-Russel Wing, no amputation necessary.