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MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE

; bard street for $500; Two BRICK bsSsr no snr
EHiii Si'Uo rented at sl5O brick hou &c for co.
ksnA lot 10 feet by 100 feet; large story brick
Honst On second st. tor 800; two brick dwellings on
r4uUo orck houses on N. Eutaw ST. at $3.50 each;
store asd dwelling, corner of Fayete and Cove SIS
store ana dwelling, IN fee, corner Of Caroline and
hl"IH Us onck houses on Caroline ST s. of Bali
morr, BUILDING LOTS for sale or Lpase-A Iot Of
iHo ieet fronting on Washington st N Of WIKI ST.;
iotS on Ea-! Baltimore St. Il. of Broadway; also on
Broadway, Lombard Bond, aud other streets
FARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS FOR SALE.
splendid Lime Stone Farm of 1904 dcres one of 3 %
acres; also hand mc Farms Of 100 acres, 81 and aiO
acres. County Seat of acres and a Farm of %
acres, near the city. Apply to
THOMAS J. GOTT, Al Second st.
- Adjoining the Exchange,
GhOtSD RENTS WANTED, iplQ-1tE
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUHr 10, ls45

M.cvrr,c TELEGRAPH. What the genera
government ought to do but Will not, VIII soon
DC accomplished by individual enterprlze-'hat
* IA extend the Magnetic Telegraph to all the
,r,ncioal cities Of the Union. We learn from
the Albany Argus, that energetic arrangements
are in progress for completing the seaboard
Inc of tcegraphs, at varions ponts-between
New-Orlcans and Mobile, between Baltimore
md New York, between New York and Bos-
ton, sc. 1t is also known generally, III this
quarter at least, that Mcssrs. Buttcrield, Faxon
S, Co. Of Utica, are arranging for the interscc-
.ion of line with the New York and Boston
quite, which will connect Albany, Buffalo and
ihe intervening cities, with the seaboard lme
4, New York and Boston,
From the moment that the practical utility
Of the Magnetic Telegraph was tested and es-
tlblshea, it was forcseen that the Topographic
communication would not DO confined TO Wash
lngton and Baltimore, but must Of necessity be
carried to the extremiues of the union; and
thuS formed Il strong reason why the whole
concern should be placed under the control Of
government; but njggardly policy has Pre-
vailed, and the enterprise is left to individuals;
SAD from what appears in the Albany Argus it
is evident, that it will be pushed forward ex-
tensivcly and vigorously. Independently of
the lines mentioned above, that paper saws
1t IS now added, that tho Main Central 1ele-
graphic Line, from the soaboard to ''the west"
IS also placed in train of completion. The
'.4lianGc and Mississippi Telegraph Route" as
we believe it is PANIED, will commence at Phi
ladclphia, Connecting with the lines from New
York and Washing on,) aud run so as to touch
all The Stale Capitals and large tom, that can
conveniently he reached on the route 10 81 Louis,
Branch lines will run southwardly from this
main route to the capitals OF Kentucky and
Tennessee, and the cities below Pittsburgh on
the Ohio River, so as to include Wheeling,
Cincinnati, and Louisville; and other branch
lines will run northwardly from the main route,
so as to include the principal places along the
lakes, between Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, Mil
waukie, sc. The arrangements for completing
Kendall to Henry O'Reilly; and it is under
stood that enough of the work will be finished
with despatch for transmitting to IIarriSburgh
Of not Wheeling VIA Pittsburgh, or even to
Columbus in Ohio an abstract Of the Presi-
dents Message at the commencement Of the
next session of Congress"
4 short time will enable citizens residing in
opposite and distant sections OF the country to
communicate with each other as though seated
side by side; whilst business operations may be
performed at intervals Of few minutes Such
are the woudeful effects of this, the greatest
discovery of modern times Professor Morse
well merits an ample reward for his ingenuity
and we trust will receive it, if not from govern
ment, at the hands of individuals.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT TO GEN. JACKsoN.-
Our exchanges from all quarters, where the
news of ex- President Jackson death has been
received are filled with accounts of various
demonstrations of respect TO his memory, and
ne rejoice to know that our own citizens are not
behind Others in this respect. A town meet
ing in obedience to a request of Mayor Davies,
viii convene at the Exchange to-day at noon,
and the City Councils at the City Hall to-mor-
row afternoon, to adopt suitable measures Of
respect The remnant of sold Defenders of
Baltimore in 1917 will also hold meeting
tomorrow evening for similar purpose. We
notice, likewise, that our worthy postmaster,
James NJ. Buchanan, Esq has issued an order
requesting each person connected with the post
office to wear Grape on the left arm for six
months, as a token of respect for the deceased.
For the last two days the flags of the shipping
in port, and those of the public buildings and
hotels of the city, have been at halfmast, whilst
various other demonstrations of respect have
been observed.
In Philadelphia, a military parade, by order
Of Major General Patterson, will take place
on Thursday, the 26th inst, as tribute of re-
spect to the deceased. In New York, all the
courts adjourned on the reception Of the news,
and the flags were hosted hali-mast. The
City Councils appointed a committee TO sug-
gest suitable mode Of testiIying, on behalf OF
the city, their respect for his memory. The
Historical Society has also called meeting
for the same purpose, as well as various other
societies and public bodies.
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h3-OiL TAFNiN will render heets and shoes per
feCuy impervlous TO water, and double their wear
Many were wise enough To this article at the be
slhnng 81 wet weather. AID have kept their Get en-
urely dry, without the trouble of wearing over shoes
Harness and carriage tops will wear double the tim.
by III: application Of This article, and always have II
beautiful polish
For sale at the corner Of Baltimore and Hanover
streets Also al the Garner 81 Baltimore and Harrison
SITS, and at No. 81 Thames street. Il
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PUBLICATIONS. We have received from j. Murphy,
the publisher, Shannon's Interest Calculator which
will be found useful to business men ia computing in
terest on any particular for each or any number
of days in the year. We have received from Arm
strong s. Berry, the Both No. of the Pictorial Bible:
and from J. L. McGleaan, several pieces of popuar
music, arranged for the piano forte, from La Norma
N. Hickman has also sent Nos. So ana SIS of Har-
per's illustrated Shakespeare.
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MILITARY AND CIVIC EyCUIsIos. The excursion
of the "Baltimore lnvincbles'' to Annapos this af
ternoon, is likely to be brilliant affair They leave
Light-sreet wharf at q O'Clock, in the fine steamer
Columbia, with Murray's band on board, and will stop
at the County wharf, F. p, going and returning The
"invincibles" are noble set Of felows-polite gen.
temany and courteous-and all on board will doubt
less have pleasant time oft
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FIRE AND DEATH. A building in Ripley,
Ohio, owned by Mr.. Joseph McCagin, was de-
stroyed by fire on the 18th inst, and an old CO.
lored woman consumed in the flames. The
tavern of MIR. st. Clair, adjoining, was also
burned down, with its contents
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a L. M A N r. C.
>. sun Sun
L. Rises Sets,
MARRIED.

GA Tuesday evening, l7th instant, by the Rer'd Mr.
Backus, RoBERr SETH ADAMS, Of HauesviIle, Ohio
to ADELAIDE MORTON, daughter of Francis Hyde of
this city.
On The 2Sth February, at the Church of St Vincent
ne Paul, by the Rey'y Mr.. Schneider, SIDNEY LANE,
Esq, OF Matthews csunty, Va. 10 CATHARISE MARIA,
sister of the late Lloyd j. Bryan, formerly OF the U
s, Navy.
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90 WE FEEL II TO BE OUR DUTY. As chron
c!ers of what uanSpres in this lutte world of ours to
notice the great and continued excitement kept IN AT
the elegantly arranged office OF friends Mcssrs
EMORY x CO., No. North Calvert st. The merry
jingle Of the Yellow Jackets as prize after prize is
cashed by these successful vtnderS enIiyening be-
yond description. Several OF our acquantauces-
though IN no need OF an increase of thswordS goods
Induced, we presume, by the widely extended pop.
ularly OF these gentlemen prize sellers paid them
IA visit last week. and drew considerable number of
very handsome prizes, which they, in a truly phan-
throric spirit presented 10 several of our benevolent
institutions We notice this matter in justice to this
old established firm, (for certain it is they hav re-
leved the very pressing necessities of large portion
OF community AVID that friends, particularly
those i'll the country, who may choose to invest their
surplus cash IN this species of speculation, may know
where go says repoit they will have the best chance
of success. Their office is No. North Calvert ST.
nearly opposite BarnuIns City Hotel, where the lot
terry business is conducted in all lis branches, upon
equal and fair terms. II
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FROM THE EXCHANGE READING-RooN eooks.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Ship Alabama, Merritt, 60 DAYS from Liverpool. Via
Beaumaris, salt and adsc. to Schacr Kuster; Stick
ney Noyes; ). Ashury; Jacob Trust James COrllan
son; Jos Boury; Garfield s. Bro; II. Pike Wand;
A. w. Pouson; William Graham; Thomas & Co; II.
Mackenzie; s. Aut Son; Il. jenkins y Son; J. w.
Cnrlry y Co; Norris Beatty; J, Buck, Jr.; Ilancoc
Mann; w e. Maniey; &, > Odfeld X. p. Brewn;
l. Brooks; !. Albert & Co; schetier I,onty; ]. & J.
Williams Co; Ross Campbell; and order.
ship Luconia Porter, IA days from Liverpool to the
Capcs, salt, ndse. and 1913 passengers, to CLARK &
Kellogg; Hoitmans s. Co; u. Leche & Son; McIlvain
Wlams X. 2, Brown; Ross Campbell; ). Kirk; J.
Buck, Jr,; Allen Paine Griffith, Fitzgerald & Masru-
der; Jacob Trust; Gilngham s. Jessop; Z. NJ. Linthi-
cum; ). Ault son; Jas. Wilks, Jr; Thomas & co. J.
Curley * Co; J. J. Williams Coz Norris 4 Beatty;
Smith s Sharkey; C. Lowering 4 Clark; Earnest s.
Cowles; r. Pratt & Bro; VIM. NJ. Ellicolt; Z. Mac
kenZe; J. Lee & Co. of New York,
ship ST. Lawrence, Brown, days fin PHILADELPHIA
ballast, To John III. Hodges
Ship North Bend, procker, s days FIN Philadelphia,
ballast, to John II. Hodges.
Barque George Henry, Hill, days from ". York
mdse. to Birckhead & Pearce.
Brig Northerner, Davis, IA days from Xbara, Cuba,
honey, nOasses. chrome ore, SC. to [. Tyson, Jr.
Sclr Mary Anna, Spanklm, 10 days from Arecibo
Z. X. sugar and moasses, 10 w. w. Spence s. Co.
MEMORANDA.
Ship Susan D. Howell, Bailey, for Liverpool, clear
ed at New York l7lh int.
Ship Stephen Lutman, Conkling, FIN Canton March
10. aud Java Head 2Sth, with teas silks, Sc 10 Del
richs X thurman, of Baltimore, arrived at New York
.oth ust ne .. hau nut &c udys from Java HEAD 10
New York, and 70 from Canton, and has made the
voyage out and home in months and 10 days. She
cleared at this port the I'd and sailed the 18th of
October, and Notwithstanding she took The eastern
passage, arrived out in l2n days
Barque Jas w. Paige, Taylor, for Baltimore, sailed
from Boston 18th inst
Brig Colorado, Gerrsh, (before reported ashore at
Edeartown) and schr Eagle, Lowry, from Baltimore,
arrived at Boston 18th inst; brigs Betsey, Burnham,
from do do. 18th; and Boston, Nickcrson from do,
do. 18th
Schr Mary Ann, FIN Mayagurz, P. L for Baltimore,
was spoken 10th inst, at. 90 40, Ion. II Al.
Schr Pioneer, Parker for Baltimore, cleared at Mo
bile 10th inst.
schr Union, Bangs, from Baltimore, arrived at Pro
violence 18th inst. ScArs Tr!alI, Gibbs, and United.
Bray, for Baltimore, sailed from do 18TH
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MAYORS OFFICE, June IT, 1915

To the CIti2ens Of Baltimore:
~ You are respectfully invited to assemble at the
Exchange on THURSDAY the 18th last, at 10 o'clk
10 give expression to the feeling Vt deep sorrow which
perradcs oar community, caused by the melancholy
intelligence Of the death of ANDREW JACKSON
and u make suitable arrangements for pairing aypro-
PIRATE honors to the iIlustroua dead
JelS-2t JACOB G. DAVIES Mayor.
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SABBATH School EXCURSION. Recollect that the
Maryland leaves her wharf at I. O'Clock this morning.
on an excursion to Rock Creek with the North Balti-
more Sabbath Schools. delightful trim is antiepated,
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lR"oFFICiAL DRAWING of the susqueAauna
Canal Lottery, class No. 25, for 1915:
is II IS % G. . 60 10 10 II SO l6 SO 90
- and As being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each $40
~ and IS being the 2d and I'd drawn Nos. each 30
- and g. being the Sd and fli drawn Nos. each %
y and o., heing the 4tb and 9TH; or and to,
being the 9Th and 9th, each Is
All having two Of the drawn Nos. on them each 10
All having one only Of The drawn Nos. OH, L" )
From the old established House of
1t EMORY, No. . n. Calvert 81.
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MuzzLE YOUR Docs. All dogs, favorites or
not should be muzzled this weather. No risk
Of life should be run.
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Curious RELIC. 1t is said that the iron bolt
to which Christopher Columbus was chained,
during his Imprisonment in st. Domingo, has
been received at the town Of Newbern, N. G.
1t was procured by Robert S. Moore, late Pur-
ser in the U. s, Navy, recently deceased 1t
is indeed curious and interesting relic
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A STREET FrGHr. A few days ago street
fight with pistols occurred at Yazoo city, Miss,
between Winston Banks, Esq, and Mr.. T..
Pickett, which resulted in the latter receiving
a slight flesh wound in the hip. They were
both arrested
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Hon. VIM. CosT JOHNSON. In our last
(says the Frederick Herald) we noticed that
Hon. W. c.. Johnson was then in New Or
leans. We hear that Mr.. j. also has received
a delicate compliment to his abilities in the
shape of 500, 900 fee, for settling an exten-
siye land claim.
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CorToN. Cotton blossoms were opened, in
some parts of Georgia, on the 18th inst.
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QE~SIiIP JsHINERS ATTENTION! The mem
bcrS OF the United Society at J0urneymen Shin Join
es are requested TO attend special meeting NJ the
Columbian Fire Company's Hall, on THIS (rhuis-
day EVENING, al u O'Clock. As business of The
utmost Importance will b. submitted to the meeting
every member is expected 10 he present BY order
II. ALRERT H. WOOD Roe SEQ
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&SITUATtON WANTED. Iy a yOuno man
~ in grocery, flour commission store who has
been engaged in that business and can give general
satisfaction in regard to character, qualifications
or he would accept any other respectable situaion
where he could make himself generally useful 10 his
employers. For other particulars, apply at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
iel9 No. 10 Exchange Place
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ARRESTED ON SUSPICION. Marshall Bum
ham of Wlliamstown, VT, has just been ar
rested and is now in jail at Chelsea, under
suspicion of being the murderer of Mr.. Par
ker, who was murdered Il short time since at
Manchester, n. II.
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FOURTH or July

E EtIP COOL! KEEP COOIU
MA WATERWAYS PATENT PORTABLE
PNEUMATIC SHOWER BATH AND
IMPROVED BATHING PAN I!
ihose aHoul to adept the healthy practice of daily
aDistion, will find the above the easiest cheapest and
quickest method of performing the operation.
AS an evidence of their superiority and utility, hun
aieds nave been sold within the last two seasons.
Another supply just finished by the manufacturers
and sole poprietors for Baltimore and Washington.
JAMES CORTLAN g. SON,
No. lS Baltimore street,
jel9 nearly opposie the Centre Market.
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TRoTTING March AT BosToN. The trotting
match which came off over the Cambridge
Course on Saturday, Boston was again the vic
tor, and proved to all who were in doubt be-
fore, 'that he is u trottIng horse" and may
be placed first on the list, having beaten one Of
the New Workers. best nogs. The track was
very muddy, thus accounting for the time,
which would have been much better had it
been in order. Time, first heat, 2.43 l-2-sc-
cond heat, 2.42 l-2-third heat, 2.44 10.
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&HskRA SOLD. to Nos la % 70, quarter
Up III WV ticket, and one of Sl50 half, to
Nos | ~ ID, in yesterdays LOTTERY. BYRNE s co.
has surely the lucky Office. We have sold prizes
amounting to the handsome sum of $500 this week
and have the tickets on file for the inspection of
the curious Try US -DAY-$l5,O00, $4,000, 20
Of $1,000, &C. Tickets So, quarters 81 as.
Drawing of Canal Lottery class %, \ eserdav.
10 IL 7S % e. 2 60 10 10 II 30 Is 30 30
BYRNE & co.
North East corner of Exchange Place
II and SOuhsf., Yellow House,
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HhR. FELIX GOURAUD's ITALIAN ME-
ES DlChTED SOAP, for removing Tau FreckIes
Eruptions, &c, &c, from the human skin.
Ladies! here's Soap delicious
Free rem every thias penciuus
Prepared from Galen's choicest simpies.
Expressly to remove all pmples,
And add fresh charms 10 all your diInpIes
Used freely it will svnburHS hanish-
Use freely, and all freckrs vanish,
unetc, would YOU be fair' oh listen
Use freely, asd your skin will glisten
Fen as the Param marble shines
When freshly quarned from the mines!
Also, Gouraud'S Poudre Subtitle, for Graduating su
perfluous hair and GOuraud's Liquid Rouge for i'm
parting health like tinge 10 the complexion. The
above articles are for sale By SETH 5. 'HANCE lDs
Baltimore ST., and nj his old stand corner of Charles
and Pratt Sts. alq
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A LUCKY MAN. Mr.. Lawrence, who is to
take the office Of Collector of New York on
the LIST July next, is now President of bank
and Chamberlain of the city. He retains
these two Offices, and their salaries, with that
of Collector, which makes his annual receipts
from offices, SIS, 900 year besides his share of
seizures, Sc. Very snug business.
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THE CRors IN VIRGINIA. The harvest has
commenced in Jefferson, Clark and Berkeley
counties-and in all of these the prospects OF "a
fine yield of wheat are good. The Stanton
Spectator of Friday last, speaks ofthe little rain
that has fallen there for some time, and says
the water courses and wells are as low as they
usually are in August The grass crop is short
fhereabout-little of it being worth cutting
and the oats look promising. In the county Of
Pendeton, the injury from the drought is very
preat-some of the finest grass lands being lite
rally burnt up, not afordng pasturage. In
Rockingham county, the wheat crop which, a
few weeks ago presented such cheering pros
pect of an abundant harvest, has been almost
totally destroyed. In Augusta, the wheat crop
had been much damaged bv the late frosts.
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$4,000 lt,.J p s1o'op 20 sts the
OF nc. DAY at the great Prize Office of TUCKER &
BROTHER. where numerous pizts were sold YES
terday. Tickets S. shares in proportion
UF- ORDER EARLY. Small Fry draws again next
Saturday Cap. $4,000 Tickets 81, qrs. 25 cents A
package of quarters only 1881; eghihs 81 6e.
T. Il. TUCKER s. BROTHER
1t Right on the Corncr-Hcad of Centre Market
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JUROR FINED. In the U. S. District Court
at Philadelphia, on Tuesday, juror was fined
$50 for non-attendance.
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On tuesday, lIth inst after severe illness, which
sue pore with Christian fnrttudc, Mrs. RERECCA CAR
year OF her aye.
oh saturday morning, l4th inst, Charles HENRY
BENNETT, eldest child of Edward w. and Margaret
D. nenhe aged elght years, two months and 10 days
On the l2th instant MARY frances, eldest child of
Francis and Mary Ann Hopkins, aged years and 3
months.
IN Arkansas, May y, Miss FRANCES ANN BROwr,
of Manchester, (England) but more recently a resi-
dent of Baltimore, (Md.)
At st Louis, on the 9Th inst. of consumption Mrs
CArHARINE ANN SPASER, in the 10Th year of her age
coh5ort of John Sparer, formerly of Baltimore.
At MoOresviIlc, Indiana 2Sh Hlt. Dr. JOHN HEtNER
in hs Both year, brother oRcv L. Heiner of this city,
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\ monthly meeting Of the StandIrg Committee will
he held atthc City Hall THIS (rhursday) EVENING,
lGlnGL - lLr.Inr
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AJ-CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING Of
every description, executed with great despatch, at No
1874 BALTIMORE sTREET-such as
MAMMOTH BJI.Is Much larger than any other
} Office can execute
LOTTERY BILLS, CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADlNG,
STAGE s. HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. &c.
Indeed it ia needless 10 enumeratc rs we pos
se5sed of EocItes for doing work, stg!e and in
manner unsurpassed in this city.
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NAVAL. The Ohio, at Salem, from the Isle
of Sal, reports that the u. S. ship Preble and
brig Truxton, left Port Praya about the LIST Of
May, for the Canary Islands. The U. s. ship
jamestown, Com. G. w. Skinner, arrived at
Port Praya May 18th, from Monrovia and a
cruise down the coast, and remained on the
nth, waiting the arrival OF the sloop of war
Yorktown. Officers and crew all well.
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ACCIDENT. John Blackburn, employed in
the Race Mill corner of Jefferson and South
streets, N. York, was caught in the fly wheel
of the machinery on Saturday afternoon, and
will probably die of the injuries. A piece as
large as half dollar was broken out of his
skull