The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-10
PHILADELPHIA, July o, 1916.

PHILApELrHIA, July o, 1916.
The Hayden Association, of this city, had delightful
excursion last evening in the steamboat Ohio large
party Of ladies and gentlemen embarked with fine band
of music and brilliant moonlight enhancing the delights
OF the OCCASION they proceeded down the river and par
took of sumptuous repast prepared for the occasion
The dance and the song contributed to make the
sion OF the peasantest that has occurred in this vc
nifty The company rned about midnight extremely
gratfed with the whole affair."
Two worimen employ ed on the Reading Railroad
yesterday conveyed to the hospital with crushed limbs
the result of accidents upon that road One had his leg
ampuated below the knee and it is doubtful whether
this will preserve his life. An effort is making to pre-
the leg of the other but there be loub that
he will be crippled for life The frequency of accidents
this road should render it obligatory the company
to contribute largely to the funds Of the hospital The
quence of the manning of workmen and others this
road very large. is question whether the suffer
ers by these events not entitled to relief from
the company in the event Of their surviving they
generally MANNED for life Tho powers of the men
ployed upon this road it is said Overtasked the rest
necessary TO sustain life they prevented from enjoy
ing by the constant labor required consequently the
trakemen frequently fail asleep upon their posts and
cdents ensue. have been known to roll off OF bur-
then while asleep without the knowledge of the con.
ductors u the train and hours after been picked up
the foot OF an embankmcnt nsensble from the effects Of
the fall
lad employed cotton picker in Hughes factory,
Paramount had his fingers caught i'll the machine,
through his carelessness, and the being drawn
in by the power of the engine il was ground to
far up the elbow. said that he received 81 per
week wages for his labor, and contributed this
towards the support of his widowed mother! Who is to
pay for the loss of his arm1
regret to learn that Commodore Stewart, the Com
mandant Of Navy Yard is at the present time
ousy i'll.
large party started in the steamboat John Stevens
this morning partake Of tho pleasure of excursion
your bay and city These pleasant trips, under the
management of VIM. II. Gatzner the agent of the Cam
dem and Amboy railroad company promise to be more
popular this season than To those who tied
down to spot by the requirement Of business they
invaluable. single day suices to procure the
Taxation necessary the indw eer of this desert Of
brick and mortar.
A young of Clement Kcen of Kensngton, about
eight years old, drowned about yesterday, by
falling from the deck Of the steamboat New Philade
pha while play ing there, betw school hours His
body wa found last night
Sales Of Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD July 9Si0 Tennessee Bonds SIS, 81: so
shs G!raid Bank 9 Western 43 $1,000 Reading Bonds 49,
SECOND BoARD-Sl600 Wilmington kR 79x.
AFTER SALES 200 Lehigh SIS, 3i $1,000 Tenn Bonds
SIS, sll4; so Reading do 33h.
Sales OF STOCKS at Baltimore.
SrocE Board, July $4,000 Mary land 6s, days II;
s.9o2 Baumore 6s 1880 sSa "a shares franklin Bank "a