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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-22
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VAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
- Families or individuals having any superlnous
csthn furniture, stock goods to dispose o. obtain
aar price for the by sending for tho subscriber
is residence, through the post will be attended TO.
y. B.-Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen.
NJ. :. COHEN, GO Elm street.
VAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANT
~ ed-lades or gentlemen having any clothing drai-
ture, ewory to dispose Of obtain fair ca prcc.
ny sending for the subscriber his residence throu
the post. Ladies attended by Mrs Dusecd orf No liz
Elm street l.. NJ. DUSSELDORF.
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PAPER HANGINGs.

DIAPER HANGlNGS, OF NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
i designs, just imported by Francis Pares Co., a79
Pearl street. selected expressly to decorate the interior
apartments Of the most costly and up
BY superior workmen offered at wholesale retail,
the very lowest prices.
NEW PAPER HANGINGS.-THOS. FAYE & CO, 436
~ Pearl street Madison have just received the
spring patterns of known style in the trade. The
pubic are invited to rcore purchasing Artistic
worhmen ate 10 the retail depart mdnt.
THOMAS FAYE g. CO., 436 Pearl street.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES. &c.

ATHROP CO.'S WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
- Express running between New York, Dunkirk Buffalo,
cleveland Detroit Chicago st Louis,
and Other principal Western and southern oit,os New
ors Gree ~ Pearl street, corner Of latter let Of
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REMOVALS.

IL EM0vAL.-DR. POWELL WILL REMOVE ON TIE
~ hrst Of May, to A2 Broadway above Broomo street
During the interval he will attend To Diseases the Eys
And Ear Warrcn street where DO had his Urea
tise the Eye price so cents Also Artificial Eysa ia
Will move and look like the natural eye.
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PLACES OF NhTIvITy-Unitcd States, 225; Ireland 49,
England, l3 Scotland g. wales, q Germany, 90 France 81
dies !; unknown. L.
TRom-Iospai, Bellevue 81 Randall's Island, 2; City
Hospital City Prison, u Lying.in Hospital, l. Aims
House BsckSeiIs Island, 3; Colored Home. Colored
persons, Z.
Intermsnts returned from Wards Island, 49,
A. W. WHITE City Inspector.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-22
LIQUORS.

CHAMPAGNE AND CLARET WINES, SCOTCH AND
~ East India Pale Ale, London and Dublin Porter aud
Brown stout Philadelphia Porter &C. The are all
IN me condition. aud comprise variety 90 dozen III
Caret from 81 50 per doz; 90 COO choice i'd
S3O Broome street, corner of Crosby.
THE CELEBRA AT Ed STORE, so FAvoRABLY
Il known rs the depot for Brandies Wines Iiauors
&c. Of the choicest ynt and in every gradc s main
tans the reputation Of selling the purcst and heat articles
OF twenty cent less than other store WIN III IN
Of Crosby - 80 A
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ITO MACHINfSTS AND FOUNDRYMEN.-FOR SALE
an old established Foundry and Machine Shop, with ali
tho appurtonances consisting Of Cupao, Ovens Drilling
Machine Lathes hve horse Engine and Boilers and
good stock Of Patterns and Tools Said premises are
known Nos 2 l0f and log Goerck street. parcu-
lars inquire on the premises, Of OBADIAH NEWCOMB,
s. Broome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-22

nor SALE-A PAIR OF LIGHT BAY HORSES, FIJI
teen hands high stylish drivers trot fast, kind in
all harness and excellent saddle horses for ladies'
be sold together separate Can be at Brewers
BrnnhMny
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EOR sALE-A PAIR OF BAY CARRIAGE HORSES
Il and Carriage The horses kind and remar kably
snowy The carriage is almost good They are
sold solely account Of the present leaving for
Europe IL applied for will be disposed oflow Can
be seen at Hurson's stables, III Twelfth street
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VALUABLE LOTS ON EIGHTH AvENUE.-MEM-
bers of Building Associations aud others, that
srous of purchasing Building Lots this city, at low prices
are informed that number of have Joined
city, between seventh and Eighth avenues pleasant
location about three feet above the grade and entirely free
from rocks and stones, which makes them desirable
and considered by good judges TO be the cheapest lots
on this island Prices from S125 to S5. Terms All
Subscribers viii be placed upon an equal footing with
pect to the choice of lots The be osed
in few days. therefore those who would avail them
selves Of this excellent opportunity should Immediately
apply to COMBS NICOLAY, pa Grand street, near the
Bowery. Office hours from 6 too o'clock. r. NJ.
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ITO BUTCHERS.-A COMPLETE SET OF FIXTURES
for butchers shop stall, perfectly new, never
having been used, for SALE cheap. Apply at l57 South
street, up stairs.
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WANTED-A FAST HORsE-To BE FIFTEEN AND
w half hands high, and pony built, and over
seven years old perfectly sound and kind and without
bad faults, suitable for medical gentleman Address BY
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y horses, made by Lawrence Cols For sale, as the
owner going to Europe Can be the
in Eleventh street the Second avenue. INQUIRE OF
ID. N. PEYSER, IT'S East Fourteenth street.
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STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE LOW.-THE FIXTURES
~ and fittings of the store No House.
for sale; low including fifty feet of glass cases.
shelves, &c.
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this spring, l5a hands high sound and kind. and
tro mile in three and half minutes Price $3.50
TO be seen at VIM CRAFTS Stable, Hoboken, at the
Hudson County Hotel.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

DOR SALE-oNE OF THE MOST SPLENDID SADDLE
Horses in the world lie is dark bay, I5S hands high,
years old this spring the property of private gentleman
about leaving for Europe He is sound kind in all
mess Price 500. Inquire of WM CRAFT Hudson County
Iotel, Uoboken -
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T'o CARTMEN,-FoR sALE-A HORSE, CART. AND
4 Harness. with the work of n store. ENQUIRE of Can't
II. HElTMAN No. 2 William street, in the basement
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.-FOUR HOUSES
for sale cheap in the village of Upper Morrisania
WILLIAM GRAY,
No. Washington avenue, upper Morrisania
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-30
SHERWOOD HoUsE.

fNilE subscriber has taken the above house. and has
entirely reftted and rc:urpised IT, and Is prepared
10 entertain the patrons Of the house In satisfactory
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned By
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock of horses and car
fiages to let
The static Is large, clean and well located and good
hosters are in constant attendance Particular attention
WIZ oe PAID 70 the care o horses left with him for keep
ing and in all respects the public shall Ard the Shsr
wood House good Hotel. lhenl IA. 8YERS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-30
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

REMCVED.-WN EMERY has taken the stand on
IL Main street opposite the Bank formerly occupied
o Conyngtoas Book Store and is prepared 10 sup.
ply citizens with plain fine work In his line at short
houce lie has good workmen employed. and will war.
rant all work sent from his shop. He Is prepared to
make Boots and Shoes of and quality, good ft and made
up In The best style His long experience in business
and puncuali,y will guarantee him The custom
oil tiosa who once try him. His prices are reasonable
ana work not surpassed in durability by that
ofany other establishment. fiyGul
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-30
MEDICAL COLLEG z OF EVANSVILLE
Evansville. Ind.

TNHE regular course of Lectures i'm this lnsi-
i. tuition will commence on the first Monday
OF November, under The following Faculty, 10
wit:
LEVI l. LAYCOCK, NJ d Emeritus PROBES.
sor of Physiology and Pathology.
HUGH RONALOS. NJ d., Professor of Gen
eral Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy
C. A. FOSTER, A NJ. VI, d., Professor CT
Chemistry.
JOHN r. WILCOX, NJ, D. Professor Of
Materia Medca aud Therapeutics.
MADISON BRAY, u d.. Professor Of the
Prin, pies amt Practice OF Surgery.
WILLIAM III. OXFORD, NJ. d, Professor
of the Theory and Practice OF Medicine.
GEORGE Il. WALKR, NJ. D. Professor o
Obstetrics and Diseases o; Women and Children
WILLIAM A. MCDOWELL nj. d Profts
sor of Institutes Of Medicine and Medical Juris-
prudence
JOHN T. WALKER, NJ D., Demonstration of
Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms for The study Of Practi
cal Anatomy, under the superiniendcnce Of the
Professor OF Anatomy or the Demons,raior, will
be open for the reception of Students by tlr lst
Of October.
Fees for full course SIS.
Naturalization Ii, ket and Demonsraior's tick
Ell, each IS. Diploma ee so.
Good boarding may be obla ined al from 81 80
10 SO 90 per week
Any one desiring fur her information, may adj
dress the Dean (p st paid) by mail, which will
be promptly attended 10.
G. B. WALKER. M. D.,
lyle 3m Dean ofihe Faculty.
HTelre-Hauc Express; Indiana Stale Sem
tiHel; Springfield (Ili.) Register and Shawnee
own lilnOisan, please cory 10 amount OF So and
send account to Deal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-30
BOOKS, STATIONERY. &C
COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.

TINE undersigned has day opened, in Lncks new
i building on First street, between Main and Locust,
splendid stock Of Family Groceries, OF my own SELECTION
from Eastern markets. which will sell al very low prices
for cash, or Produce of all kinds.
shall keep constantly hand fresh supplies OF Butter
Cheese Lard Poultry and other leading articles, Tor the
table direct from the farmers having made arrangements
supplied several times week during the summer
with all kinds of Country Produce. all goods purchased
Cooks will be delivered al the residence Of customers
If desired, have market wagon especially for that
purpose thor efore solicit share of public patronage
aud will try merit IT. Please call and examine my
stock. [je30ul z. II. COON.
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SELLING OUT ATCOsT.

TINE undersigned anxious to close out their extensive
L stock of furniture possible, now oner TO
sell at COST their Warerooms, Main street near
First wholesale retail, in any quantity TO suit pur
chascrs Their stock comprises excellent variety OF
neatly manufactured Furniture bought low for cash, and
will be sold great bargains The public are invited TO
call and examine for themselves. 49,,
jye93m HERSHBERGER & BRO.
IT TPlease announce II. p. VAUGHAN as candidate
Ter Treasurer of Vandsrbugh county, at the next oeto-
Der election. 29d&wte-l
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BLACK 5MITHING.

hANlEL SULLIVAN Blacksmith, having concluded
IL to steady himself. and attend more punctuaiy 10
his business than he has heretofore DONE would respect
fully solicit share of public patronage. He
his numerous patrons and transient customers, that all
work ordered in his line will be promptly attended
To, and no pains will be spared IT, please all the world
andthe resi- OF mankind" Shop on First street near
Pine Ijy223ml
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NTESSRS. GUMBEBTS & WHITMAN have taken the
1l large threestory brick building, the German
Theatre, where they will be happy accommodate their
friends, and the public generally, in the most approved
style. Their Bar will at all times be supplied with the
choicest usiukables and the best imported Cigars.
those hasty plates SOUP and all the other luxures OF
the season. Gentlemen can he aecoilmodated q. all
hours in the day with any dish that rket will af
ford Dir Whitman has had long experience in catering
to the public palate and will doubt be appreciated Ia
Evansville. jy22-3ml
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-30
BOARD CT health.


A meeting of the Common Council the city Of Ev
"A ansville held July 18th, 1856 the following gentle
appointed BOARD HEALTH Tor said city, for
the ensuing year:
Prs. A. c. HALLOCK, ISAAC CASSELBERRY,
L. V. MITCHELL. Il. X. DAVIDSON,
TIiOS. NJ. JOHNSON, ESQ.
IT FCity papers copy.
The following Sections city Ordinances:
SECTION ). IL shall be the duty Of every praeticing ply
siciaa in thu city, TO notify member of the board of
health Of every Of contagious infectious disease in
the city, within six hours amer the presence of such dis
his knowledge and every such physician
shall quarterly report to said bcar of health every death
which shall to his knowledge in The Of his
practice and also the Of such DEATH and should
physician neglect to comply with the requirements OF this
section of this ordnance he shall for every such neglect
forfeit and pay not less than three than twenty
dollars.
SEC.6 6. fany person shall at any time knowingly in.
troduce aid assist in introducing o the citl any
contagious infectious disease of dangerous or loath
character such person snail for every such offence
forfeit and pay not less than three 70 fifty dol
lars. JAS. q. JONES, MAYOR.
Attest
JSo. J. CHANDLER, c ERIK. jy22-3ml
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TEACHEaS' ASSOCIATION.

WE would again remind the Teachers and friends OF
wv Education this and adjoining counties, OF tho
meeting of the Teachers Association OF South western
Indiana" to be held in Evansville, Friday, Aug 6th,
at the Lecture Room of the Presbyterian church, com
meRciBg at o'clock A. NJ Let the teachers be punctu-
al as large and Interesting meeting i expected Per
order Of the Association. y. J. NHEELEH,
js9H Secretary.
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FRESH ARaIVALCF

FNESH AHNIVAE OF
Wall Paper, borders, Ftrescreens, &c,
a the w all Paper and Lamp Store of JOHN G. Dew
"A EREUX, JR., Main street. between First and Second.
The ing just returned from tue East and
brought large sioc of Wall Iapr Borders e., is pre-
pared hi all orders either wholesale retail NJ the
lowest prices Having complete assortment of Wall
paper every price and STYLE he is satisfied that he
please all those VIII, will favor him with call Thank
u for the patronage heretofore literally extended to-
wards him, he hopes fay ored with a of
the same JOHN l.. DEVEkEUX, JR.,
Remember the place-Man street, between FRS. and
Second jy27I
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+ EMONS.-5 boxes fresh Lemons just reed and for
IL sale by iy22l PRESTON BROS.
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FRESH ARRIVAL or,pRY GOODS

THE subscritcrs have just received So packages OF
fresh and desirable Goods, embrasng Philip Allen
* Sons Dunnelis. Manchester Glabe Friers Mosbss.
suck and English Merrimack madden coiored Prinis:
amoskIg and China Denims; Jewet City, Millole Otis
bascom ana Falls Company Shirting Stripes; various
good assortment beached shirings plaid nseys blue
sattnetts; red and yellow woolen and brown Canton
Flannes; blue and brown Drills rst rate variety
OF Iickings, Kentucky Jeans and heavy A brown Shee
lns al Of which offer the trade at reduced prices
OF this lot of Goods purchased our rends
10 New York at the big Sale and we are selling them
low, because ace can do so.
jyI4 MORGAN KEEN e. PRESTON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-30
ICE CREAM SALOON.

TINE undersigned has neatly fitted up room ut hi
i residence on Second st eet, next door to Mr. Me
Carers Church. an Ice Cream aoon where he would
be happy to the ladies and gentlemen of Evansville
Lemon Vanilla and Rose favored reans made of the
richest materials be obtained every evening. He is
prepared to supply families and parties with Ice Cream
In any quantity desired. Orders left his Saloon by
families will be puncually attended to- and sent
TO dwellings when desired. GEO. w. GLOVER.
myl2-n
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-30

MESS PORK.-50 hf.bbls Family Mess Pork, q choice
ltl article, in store and for sale low by
El5 SAMUEL ORR.
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NOTICE OF SALE ON EXECUTION.

NOTICE OF SALE ON EXECUTION.
,fCsrs. n BY virtue of sundry exe- >ffS~+- n
ke@ASss3v cutions to me directed, x4TTs@a~
019fd6mna will sell at public vendue. @lkzz:.S
the 2d day of August A. d. 1882 at the lower end OF
tho wharf, in the city of Evansville, in Pigeon Township.
Vanderburgh county. the Steamboat FRIENDSHIP, her
tackle apparel. ard furniture given up the property
of Andrew Grass of said township, satisfy sundry
cutons. i'm favor of George X. Kele and Others.
The sale 10 o'clock A. NJ. when due
tenton will be given by me. WM. L. GREEN,
jy26 tbs C.P. T.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-30
ST. CHARLES RESTAURAT.

DICE terces Rice reed this day and for sale by
IN jy22 PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-30

CHOPPERS TOOLS.-Tress Hoops, AIDES, Axes, Draw
~ ing and Howcling Knives, Crozes, Jonters Hcwel
ing and Leveling Planes Doweng Bits, &C., for sale b,
c. N. GRIFFITH,
myl3 Sign Of the Mill Saw. Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-30
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS!

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS!
ILLINOIS Central Railroad, extending from Cairo to
Il Big Muddy River, sixty milos, including the LIST di
vision of said road. Sealed proposals will be received
at the Office of the undersigned in Jonesborough Cairo
until the Isl day of September next for the Grading Ma
sony, &c, for that portion of said road.
The Grabbing. Clearing, &c. will be let at Private
Contract time after the 18th July. Plans Specif
cations and Maps of the work will be at the OF
fee in Jonesborough and after the 18th - August
ELLIS, JENKINS & Co,
jy26-5ts Jonesboro, Ill.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-30

CHEESE.-3O boxes w Cheese, Of good quality, just
~ reed and for sale low by (jyli J. & w. REILLY.
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CALERATUs.-5 bbis pure Saieratus just reed and 70
~ sale by ljyHl PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO CAPITALISTS.
PEARL STARCH MANDATORY

II IME.-IOO bbls new White me, in good eooperag
TlY PRESTON BROTHERS.
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The Coal Trade for 1864.
From the Miners Journal. ]


The quantity sent this week by railroad is $1,000 49,
by railroad $50 1877; do by canal 147 .312 10 tons
The quantity this week 376 tons less than the
shipment Of last week. The railroad fell of 4,SS3 tons
and the canal gained 1707 tons The wharf facilities Of
Charles Miller having been curailed at Richmond he
has taken wharf the Schuykill and transferred
portion Of his business to the canal which together with
the great scarcity Of vessels for the Eastern ports
counts for the falling of by railroad.
The Railroad Company have abundant facilities for
trans porting all the coal offered.
The Navigation Company received two OF the new
Shawnee boats during the last week for carrying coal to
Philadelphia-they carry 1879 tons with draft Of five
feet inches water and cost $500 to build Eight
more Of these boats will be ready shortly The company
have also contracted intend contracting Immediately,
the building of 100 additional for lateral railroad
transportation Boats in this region have been plenty
during the week.
There is great competition between several parties
engaged in the New FORK trade for the premiums offered
by the Navigation Company. The consequence Is that
trips made in unusually short period Of time which
greatly increases the boat capacity Of the canal We
learn that Mr. John g. Aldridge made his last trip
New York and back in eleven days and eighteen hours
From eighteen to twenty two days the time generally
occupied in making their trips in former be-
fore the enarE ment Of the Sehuylk Canal it generally
occupied ten days in making trip to Philadelphia and
back.
The first boat from Honesdalc laden with Coal arrived
at Roundout on the 10th Of May.
Vessels unusually scarce during the week for the
Eastern ports and freghts up TO 81 80 to Boston
These attracting vessels into the bust
ness and it supposed that the price would recede
shade in few days. Other coastng freights are dull
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RAILROAD AccIpErr.-About half past Eve O'Clock ON
Saturday afternoon, brakeman while adjust ng rope
the top Of of the of the New Haven train
from the city struck his head against the bridge
We understand that he was dangerously not fatally
injured.
RESCUED DRowISG, ISGRATITUDE. About
half past eleven o'clock Saturday night named
Thomas Banning, while in state Of ntoxcation fell
into the water ut the foot Of James street. and was
rescued from drowning by officer Cogan. When he was
brought to the Fourth ward station house, he made
then sent to the police office, and committed to
prison for five days.
Run 0vER.-About eleven O'Clock Saturday night
young man named Robert S. Wright, member of Hose
Company No. 49, by the carriage in Hud-
son street while proceeding fire in the Third district
He was Immediately taken to the drug store the
ner Of Grove and Hudson streets when he found
be dangerously injured about the head. He then
conveyed to his residence in Eleventh Sixth
avenue, by members Of the company.
FouNp DRowSEp.-0n Sunday morning, the body Of an
milk channel by Michael Rodcan boatman who convey
ed 1t to Pier No q T. where the Coroner held inquest
The deceased about five feet and ten inches height
His head bald He dressed in a white muslin
shirt cashmere pants black satin vest green cloth coat
verdict of death by drowning from causes unknown
rendered by the jury.
AccIpENT-About eleven O'Clock Saturday morn
ing, Martin Canning injured on Pier No A. North
River, by cask Of rice falling upon him. He
moved to the City Hospital by officers Hays and Cowen
INJURED ri THE BURSTING OF CsMrHENE LAM
About ten O'Clock Saturday Mrs Cherry the wife OF
Policeman Cherry. Of the Second Police district,
which she filling and which burning at the
time