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., IN REwARD-Ran away from the subscriber near Luray

CtEa REwARD-Ran uway from subscriber Luray,
Dl0U Page county, Virginia, boy Aaron.
ie black about
down look when spoken thick lips and heavy He
had color
broad bm white other clothing with him,
The above Of S50 given apprehended
800 stae that may get
him All reasonable charges paid
i.uTay.
company with spghty yellow boy complex
red hair and spotted face tall Aaron,
WM. A. CHAPMAN,
Sept 22-n Luray Page county, Virginia.
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WANTED daily, at the baltimore Phil.deIphl., New

York. Boston, and New Orleans General Agency and Commits
Wholesale retail and other
spectacle business book keepers saemen porte bar
walters, farmers coaehmen book and
agents, We
have all arge number Of good situations hand which
Those situations Of
well call have each
which will enable applicant in
We acquan
NIL the named cities, which win enable
satisfaction all who fnvor with call.
TAYLOR TAYMAN, No 50 Second street,
between south and Gay.
living Of The United ssie- and wishing
Baltimore, either OF the cities, viii
Immediately attended by addressing line
(pos pad) doing they win curta both trouble and
which otherwise would incur by coming the city and
TAYLOR q TAyMAN,
No. 50 Second street,
May 24-dn Baltimore, Md.
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KNOX WALKER WIN pr.essse law In the suprs,n.
Court ef sfsfes, and prnsecuson
claims against the government Addr.s- Washington D. Q.
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Benismn r. wcrcesier, teacher
q rhonosspiy during several schcols his
city, Continues 70 give private Instruction his (M O.
ccs ON Penn svenss, between eh nd IN s) sspsss
terms Sept a-iswd
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National Eating House.

lust RECEIVED, direct from the Thomas per brig
Annalosn, Capt Douy, lot Of The genuine
this market, which win SOUP
and all various modes Of cookery possible style
hso from Norfolk fresh oye speed oysters seepshead pack
erel hoghh, ke Ac all Of which win be served shortest
05-FsmIies served as usual
Aug Io-d w. WALKER.
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Christopher 0rammer,
Ahorssv AID CosHseiior at Lasc,
HAVING removed Of Pennsyivania Avenue,
III ~ and 9th viii practise
Courts Of District Chains before Congress-
and The Board Of Commissioners Of Mexican cnns
Aug l2-eod2m
Colts Improved Repeating Pistols"
EXPECTING Europe months inquiries
II in relation said addressed
Washington who empowered and general
and receive orders foe the delivery Of said pistols
May l6-d3m SAMUEL COLT.
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LrHENCH and spanish L.nguages---J. MEIERE pro
f-sor United States Yale College kc respectfully
quain The citizens Of Washington
sacon In the above languages n well i the English 20 for
eigner.
Prof Meisre haerr himself reputation Instructor
too wen established particular references
For kc address NJ the Frssch
Tayof Taylor Many, Fischer residence
Williams opposite Mr. Fanck Tayios, Pennsylvania
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Genemen who either have had have wards
members of the Institution M
Sep. 2-6 [Intei]
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W hsuyr Bcoku>pve, street. n 4
s s,.,.. and cow-sooks and pens vey low prfc.s
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CAHD---o 8. X PrcK win practise oourts Of IN
District Of Conmbs and claim. befrs the disrsr
departments and before Congress He tenders his
10 United States attorneys and msrhsls, and
ted States had experience Treasury Dcps
ment IN reference TO claims c services cfssoh oc All
Once, street, between 13h and 14fh
y r.. tfInte.l Julv Q6--dfy
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL S, 1s4o.

The MISSISSIPPI AND THE LAKES UNITED
The flood at Chicago seems to have been caused
by the extraordinary overflow of streams which
usually empty into the Mississippi. A Chicago,
paper, dated several days before the freshet says
that the river Des PLANES, which usually empties
into the Illinois, was seeking tidewatsr by way of
the Niagara, and was flowing into the Chicago
river, making such a current as to clear out the
sand-bar, much more effectually than dozen
River and Harbor bills of Congress. 1t is within
the recollection Of many citizens of Northern Illinois
that there was formerly natural water communica-
ton between the Lakes and the Mississippi, at the
precise point at which this union is at present
effected, by the extraordinary amount of melting
snow upon the surface.
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the country, where the terms are held at long inter-
walls. We feel satisfied that the attorney inthis
case was not Intentionally absent; but there are
many cases in which the private mischief must
yield to the general convenience
One of the grounds for new trial was, that the
survey was not returned. But this would only
have been ground to be submitted to the discretion
OF the Court, on an application for continuance.
The same remark applies to the setting of the cause
tor trial, and trying it on one and the same day.
1t was decreed that the judgment below be
amended by striking out the allowance of extra in
terest of two per cent, by reducing the damages to
two per cent, and by reserving to the plaintiff the
right OF asserting hereafter by suit or defence the
matters of complaint in his petition alleged, and
that SO amended the judgement be affirmed, the
costs Of the appeal to be paid by Richard.
+ To be c0nfinNed1
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MISS SPRING IS COMING !....Bv THO. A. GOULD.
Miss Spring is coming
Again again
With her cheering smiles of mirth;
With her warming sum-
And her genial rain
With flowers to strew
In the garden and plain:
And her warbling birds,
Whose Joyous strain
Shall gladden. the grateful earth.
Mr. Winter is going,
Huna huna
What hateful old fellow is he
Tbere'n be many dry eyes
When he sees his last day
Why, he has mt friend
That would like him to stay
Ha hal we'll be glad
When he totefs away
Good radiance, old Winter say we.
Miss Spring is q coming,
And well we know
- She's bright and laughing thing
And her balmy breath
VIII melt the snow;
And the ice. bound stream
-. In her glance will flow
And the birds will sing,
= And the bright flowers grow;
Then welcome to beautiful Spring
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ExPuRGATIoN OF Law LArIN"-The Legis-
lature of New York has determined to exterminate
all law latin" from legal proceedings The ef
feet Of this movement was seen in the Court Of
Common Pleas, in New York City, by the recital
of recent act of the Assembly, which says
Where defendant is about to leave the State
whereby the rights Of the plaintiff may be impaired,
an order of No Go" may be granted, and this
shall be substitute for the writ heretofore known
as the writ of "ne Great" The new legal ex-
preston mo go" called up such a ludicrous asso-
citation of ideas from the vulgar Specification hith-
erto attached TO it, that the whole bar burst into
laughfer
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EXPLOSION OF PATENT OIL.-The Boston Ad-
vertiser gives an account of the explosion of can
of Marsh's patent oil, (which it was said could not
explode in the hands of Mr.. Dillaway, while en-
gagged in filling lamp. The room, and several
persons in it, were set on fire, breaking glass, etc.
Mr.. Dillawav is badly burned
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CHEAP DRY GOODS


At tho NEW YORK STORE, 100 Poydras street
DRINTED Muslins fastcoon andlbeautiful patterns at
l5to Ac. Scotch Ginghams. 12ac cases Swiss Mnslns
- vide at c per yaId usually sod at &c., French Da
mask Curtain Stuff at 3c; Turkey Red do 10c 100 doz
Gents large size Linen Cambria Hdkf. style at SO
Musquito Netting &c., same quality can not be bought for
ls. than loc il the city I.h Linens By the large
a &C. per yard and upwards Undssed Family Linen at
& a. good 20 can be bought for &c. Buyers tbs
truth OF the above assertions by comparing samples Also
full variety Of the snd richest stys Of Fancy and
Staple DRY GOODS. equally low The sub .cTiber would
lew leading articles very cheap with Aview Of obtaining
sxorbit.at profits On Other goods With facilities unsurpassed
acvs Nd incnssisg busnes ssaeAsd BY choIes hard
in rent and expensss-hs aasd to ell chsap Heavy
expenso Ist b9mst By enormous pEo6b. New Yoeken
are especially invited 70 call they viii BE- reminded 81 The
chap eefablshme8n b Grand and Cefhaine stEesls.
ne1 =. BROWN, ~ PeydD 4.
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AN ILIUsrRArIos-Ther was once convert
ed Indian. who being asked if he believed in the
Trinity, said he did. He was then asked his rsa-
son. He said he would answer inhis Indian way.
We 90 down to the river in winter, and We zee
it covered with snow; we dig through the snow,
and we come to the ice; we chop through the ice
and we CONS to the water: snow = water, ice b
watef. and WATER i water. " said Be !; |" therefore
The three Aye one.'
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
ALI New Materials of the Latest Style

ALI New Materials of the Latest Style
~ The propeors of the Daily Crescent would respectfully
inform their friends and the public they
JOB OFFICE are now prepared to
cute all kinds Of printing on the most favorable terms
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS CIRCULARS; LAWYERS
BRIEFS: BILLS OF LADING; DRAY RECEIPTS:
CARDS; POSTERS STEAMBOAT BILLS, &C., &C.,
in every STYLE
All their maera-Type, Presses entirely new and
the very latest improvements which will enable them
work surpassed CITY, The Presses are
from the foundry of Messrs R. foe Co., NewYork which is sure
OF their exceencehe type well
dries OF Mes George Bruce Co. and John T. White
been selected with great adapt the business
city
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NATURAL HTsToRY OF New YoRK.-"The
Natural History of the State of New York." now
in course of publication, has already cost $413, OOO
and there are two departments yet to be filled,
which will require three years more time, and at
least @100,O more money. The original estimate
for completing the work was $l04, 600; its cost
will not be less than half million.
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The BlBLE.-In noticing the anniversary cele-
brasion Of the Maryland State Bible Society, the
Baltimore Patriot publishes the following beautiful
extract Of letter from Mr.. Everett, declining an
invitation to be present, which was extended to
himself, Mr. Berrien, of Georgia, Mr. J. R. Inger-
soil, of Philadelphia, and other distinguished public
characters:
Rcsoy q Dsies evsiapn we csnnc. but .espsct the
the political moral and intesctual condition of moern ~
Getty oil that has lowed directly and indirectly from this
Chendo to the stats of the barbarous and
countes Whose character has been formed powerfully in
aasnced By the kon eths religions scss Of the Eat
Of the proposition. hat pessibe alnhilaie the
Bible. and with Ill it, influences should destroy with
the whole :pntua system Of The modern wofld-e our
great moral REIMBURSEMENT Of
administration of law and security
o. propeyouf Schools hospitals. and benevoient associa
pons-the pe.s-the ns asthe equality Of saIesand the
hiessnss Of the reside; IL word all that dn 9ushos
Europe and America from Turkey and Hindostaa.-InmAin
gentlemen. with great respect your ebsdient 0yant
EDWARD EvRRgTT.
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The Coal BUsHKL--The Legislature Of. Penn
Of bituninom coal, the buhel Of which shall b
1858 cubic inchesor IN otker words, Eve ppcks of
de Winchester o. common gain meesase.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
ELEOTRo-MAaNETIo PoRTRATTs,

inc application OF the above mysterious agent to Da
ngned enabled to produce PORTRAITS Of the most
supenor KIND IN SINGLE sRCOED-catehing the precise
EXPRESSION n!tnnty and fixing it indebly upon the sver
plate Those who wish to retain their families good
IKxNEssKs OF relations friends do moderate
No. Chartrss street. [my3 1y] w. H. HUTCHINGS
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A CALIFORNIA lNCIDENr.-The fine ship Samo-
set, sailed March 23d, from New York for San
Francisco, having on board 153 emigrants A gen.
tleman who was accompanying his friends down
the bay, became SO much excited that he paid his
passage and went with the vessel
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PREsIpENr TAYLOR ON WESTERN BEEF.-A
delegation of Bufalonans waited on President
Taylor the other day with a box of fat beef from
the butchers establishment of M. o. Barnes. A
Mr.. Harrington made rather long patriotic speech
to the old General and then delivered Mr.. Barnes
letter accompanying the meat. The following is
the reply of the President:
9enhemen-I am deeply impr1sed by the sentiments
which the people of Buffalo for me- and the fiat.
erpg language in which they have been expressed Forty
years Of my life have been spent in the camp portion Of
which was in the county Of the Lakes The aggregate
value Of their produce for expectation only compared
with that OF the great valley Of the Mississippi fully
Of the difficulties in the navigation Of these Lakes
and shall at all times cordially co0peate with Con-
for the relief Of their rapidly growing
c0mmerce iF7f r -
Gentlemen. much Of the commentator bestowed upon
really due to Others and have entered upon the duties
Of the high station to which have been called with diff
dence trusting that the ntrcacies of will yield
to- in faithfunes the people, every.
where encouIaged by the kind greetings Of my fellow
Of which afford pleasure than those Of
the city OF Buffalo, estimate their present and their
tves far above all pecunay consideraons and unite with
them in the fevent hope that abundance prosperity and
happiness may exist throughout the land beg that you
Will convey to them most sincere thanks their kind
ness and that not only wish Henry w. did for his
counymen, that they have fowl in the pot Sun
day. but piece Of beef like these their tables every day
the week. - = :"
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GREAT BELL.-An immense bell, weighing 1858
lbs., was cast at Boston on the 23d inst. for the
city of BROOKLYN. -
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tory belonging to the Parker Mills Corporation, in
Wareham, Massachusetts, was entirely destroyed
by fire on the 22d. Loss estimated at $4,000.
Insured for S3O, 900. A large number of workmen
were thrown out of employment, but the intention
is to rebuild immediately
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WIN. 8. MORGAN

w Me Sc NJ . X q a N
PRACTICAL WATC MAKER,
g GAN9L STREET. Third Door from Camp street,
WATCHES. yEWELRY and FANCY ~
GOODS consulting of very snne- H2A
riof Gold and Silver Watches with ~ IA
Hunting Cases. of M. l. Tobias. essAAaa
Roske and other superior makers also fine London Duplex
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals: Ladies Bracelets,
Necklaces Breast Pins. Gold Pencils Cases Finger Rings
etc. Also great variety of FANCY GOODS, selected by
himselfn the Northern markets from the latest European
mporatons, consisting of Work Boxes Dressing Cases fine
WARE, pure as coin; and other fancy articles
All the above articles will be sold at the most moderate
rates. jalG 5n
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CLEVELAND
WA r. uRE STA LIS II M
MARTIN II. DEVEREUX,

MANUFACTUREH ALL
Copper, Tin, sheet-IrOn 4 Crate BUSINESS
CRATES of Brass Russia or Berlin Iron, Of any n
" pattern sizs to suit the Fire place o. Mante a
NITURE in general. Kitchen RANGER toy -.
Boarding houses or Hotels. COOKING Stoves to sqn
nj II. D. Plain and Bronzed PYRAMID STOVES. to
snt Chnrches Hall, OF Public Rooms Small do. for Off
ces or yountne rooms Ship and Steam boat BOOSES,
from No to g. for coal or wood. STOVE-PIPE Of all
Sizes and put up Bath Heaters Suib, worms, sugar La
dies, etc., on hand or TO order
N B@Bplders and Others in want of Crates, Tin. Cop
pr PiDes or Cutters will find their advantage to call
and examine the same.
~. All REPAIRS promptly attended to at
ri If No. rs Tchoupifoulas st., New Orleans
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TREsrAssINe ON INDIAN LANDs.-Maj. Roberts
having been despatched to ST.. Joseph's, Mo-, with
aparty of troops, to prevent trespasses on the lands
of the Kickapoo Indians, has issued proclamation
to the settlers of that remote region, informing
them that unless these trespasses discontinued
larger military force will be sent there to enforce
the United States laws.
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

NJ H. MEY Err No. 100 CAMP street. Watch. 30
". maker and dealer in JEWELRY, GOLD41A
PENS. FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. IN
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

LdEe en0 o. JVe0 o6GS h00o
THE undersigned has justseted and opened the above
= wekn0wn and favonte establishment, and in. -
tends to make it. in every respect worthy Of the pat
ronage Of his friends and those who wish to enjoy
treats in the country The gardens and grounds will b kept
his table supplied with the nny tbs fresh from their OCEAN
home He will also be At a! times supplied With de-
Orleans market affords. together with choice liquon and
wines. with good lemonade for his tempemnce fiends-
Come one, come all [" rd9O 6mJ DAN HICKOK.
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GOLD ROCKERS FOR CALIFORNIA
NY person wishing to puIchass GOLD ROCKERS,
such recommended in this paper apply at No 26
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
Corner CIR DID and NEW LETEE sd. Mn CrZeaps

Il front Of the principal Steam and Flatbeat "a
Landings, and aff0Sda peculiar Accommodations for
Westem Merchants, I ndeIr and Taysilen ssnss-
ally The heuse b spacious and comfortable, and
airy the table supplied with the best the market can
furnish the Bar will be supplied with the best Wines and
pense will be spared make the Commercial worthy Of pub
lic patronage JAMES ROACH, Manager
ola 6m Successor to JOSEPH e. BELL.
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RESTAURANTS, Sc.
HOlbrook Osyter Saloon and ReStaura

LAS made arrangements to be at all times supplied with
III the finest OYSTERS from Mobile and ~ ~
Barataria, which will be served XN f04
- up in every style, to suit the pal wv
ate. The proprietor has made ~
variety Of GAME and FISH, in the preparation Of which
no pains will be spared to crafty the taste Of the most a
ous epicure On his Bill of Fare viii always be found
STEAKS, CHOPS, OUTLETS. every kind Of POUI-
Try aud in short, thing in season that can be
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DENTISTRY, &c.

DENTAL NOTICE.
u +. SMITH, DENTIST, begs leave to assure his
-. friends and the public that he has G.
eiiy. lie may sti Be- consulted At lis oldQ }S7SA
Office, at the Corner OF Lafayette Square 11i lH
and st. Charles street. mh24 If
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SPRING STYLES.
JUST receiyed by ships C,eo!e, ATLANTIC w 3. Jones
,s ionabe No. ! MOLESKlNS, CASSIMERS. B.
EkB RtSSiAS. and complete assortment Spring
GsOG0gds. Also very fine Black soft BuENA Viz
TAS. For sale low at JOHN DURBRIDGE'S,
Smh8 % Cust0mhOuse gtseef Up Stain
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SO COMMON STREET.
HAVE received large additions to their stock of INDIA
IL RUBBER GOODS. These Goods of the best
weather s. & B. would call the particular attention of
Caornans to their Bottles Canteens and Water Buckets
places and arid deserts between the Rio Grande and the
Gold Diggins - Air Beds. " hich weigh only IL pounds
Waterproof Bags Pontoon Bags; Saddle Bags etc. IN.
Ola RUBBER CLOTHING of all kinds; Wading
Boots Leggngs India Rubber Blankets Pillows, etc.
etc Aso-TENTS, TENT-CLOTHS. Saddles. Brides.
Ritts. Sups. Spurs. ETC.. etc at So Common A. mills
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-24
Died.


At Cincinnati, on the 10th, Of consumption JoRA-
THAN MookE aged GA years formerly of York city
On the Esd inst MANY, the wife Of Charles Broad
hurt, aged s3 years, months
The ends of the family requested to attend her
funeral to morrow. ut o'clock, from Thirty Second
street between Fourth and Madison avenue.
On Friday evening, June ~, Ann, wife Of Hugh
Honey aged IS years.
I he trends and acquaintance Of the family
quested to attend her funeral this afternoon, at
o'clock M. at g2jd Green street.
ELsEy wife Of Peter Crawford the 44th year Of
sgo
The relatives and friends Of the family and those OF
her SON. in law James b Archer respectfully in
vted to attend her funeral from her late residence l2
Varck street. this afternoon. at o'clock.
On Saturday, the ed inst, THos. FINN, Come
dian)
he friends and relatives and the theatrical profess
sion. requested TO attend his funeral, from tho
houre Of VIM. T0yee. Esq. No DIT Pearl street, this
Sunday afternoon, at o'clock. His remains will be
taken to Greenwood for intermcnt.
On the morning Of June 3d. OF congestion Of the
brain, JANE LOUISA, only daughter of william II. and
Sutan assey. aged years, months. and ~ days.
The relations and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited attend her funeral FROM her fathers
rthid~nce No $50 Laurens street. Sunday, June 2ith
At 4 clock 7. nj.
In Brooklyn on the 22d, Mrs. MARY O'NELL, wife Of
Mr. Charles ONe in the I'D year Of her age, after
short but severe Illness.
Her friends and acquaintance also those of her
cousin, Margaret Markey, respectfully invited to
attend her funeral Sunday at o'clock in the after
noOn without further invitation from her late resi-
dtnce, corner Of Hudson and Hillary street,
Brooklyn. Her remains will be taken to Cavaiy Gene
terry, In Williamsburg, for intcrment.
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The RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT BRooxLiNE, Mass.
The Boston Herald of the 10Th inst, speaking Of
tbia accident says: The New Haven tnlin was going
With fearful speed and in contact with the out
train with such force that it appears mirac that
no liver were lost in the collision. The New Haven
cars with tender and engine. were badly smashed but
~" ud not learn that any OF the passengers In
jur~d I'D board this train. brakeman by the name
Of Fletcher got his wrist badly spraned With the
Brookline tain the result much worse. The
engineer. James Mccoy was dreadtully injured, both
aS being broken and his breast badly wounded he
tai. to The Mclean Hospital and it Is thought that
hissga will have to be amputated: understand he
has wife and two children. and Is about SO years of
age. he fireman. Mr. 1homas Andrews 20 years Of
age was injured very badly but not seriously the
engineer; both his legs hurt. and he badly
scxlded He resided 10 Brookline where 10 has young
wife IN whom he hns only been married month. He
taken to the residence OF his wifes father In Bios
som street and medical aid called In The of tho
collision has not yet been fully ascertaned The fire.
man and engineer were not expecting the New Haven
tTniD NJ therefore not the look out for it,
he fireman was engaged at the time in 6ring up.n