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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-16
Cal at Mertens.

THE UND ERSlGNED begs leave to inform
L his friends and the public generally that
ne receives weekly supply of Groceries, ii
quors, etc., which he is prepared to sell at the
lowest market prices for Cash He would fur
ther add that his assortment Of Books ana
Stationery is complete, including number OF
Fancy articles for Office purposes which can
not fail to give satisfaction. H. MERTENS
Auburn, May 9TH 1853. MA my
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BURTON, EDw'D M'CARTY.
Burton g. McCarty,
Wholesale dealers in Groceries, Liquors,
Provisions, Flour, Grain, Cali
sornia Produce and General MerchandIse,
No. l25 j Street, one door ,cest Of Jtth,
SACRAMENTO.
mars n25 SmO
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NUMBER a..

WEBSTER AND CRocKETr.-Iti is related
Of David Crockett, that on his arrival At
Washington, he heard Mr.. Webster, and
afterwnrd reetfng him somewhere in the
Capital, accosted him thus:
stIs this Mr.. Webster}" t'H]Atfl lo'
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CTItIbtIVS! :
81 am Mr.. Webster Of Massac chusefts.s
"Well, SIR" continued Mr.. Crockett,
'1 had heard that you were q great man.
hut don't think so. heard your speech,
and understood every word you saidp'
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n +. Hiliyer, Attorney and Counselor
]. at Law, Yankee jim, Placer CO. Cal
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DcLaine and Lope.-The local of the
Albany Transcript states that no man un-
der thirty-five can sit beside nine yards OF
de laine without becoming afflicted with
the palpitation Of the heart. q e is
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A block of fine marble, six feet long by
two and half feet wide, has just been
finished in Washington for the National
Washington Monument. An open Bible
in alto-reiet is disp' aged on the center,
with the words, in raised letters on each
side of it, "The General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church in the United States
Of America, in session Mt Washington
City. May 1852" The Asse,ni Iy made
a liberal appropriation for this stone, the
design of which was furnished in reso-
lu,ion nassed by that body.
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DIED.

BAILEYAt Southport cenrs Aus H. Wallace rgw,n tsrd
BoGf Friday. Aug H. Abraham BOs-rt aged 81 y-s.
ard ths Of hi. brother stephen BOssrt respect.
Mar. rs. .s s .S sse e Ss s Lily
pS,y '.Ds. Az y at bis rs. cadence No.
Funeral ire Church, Pschcss, OF Clinton.
Of ne isy are respectfully
CicoTTEAt Detroit, Aug 3 James cco,e s'oder Of the war
bG RBsow-ou the Iah inst, long and painful illness.
Vii" .ns s .ss s.s ND Q. Re his joseph
a; % %i, aS' 'i on
ttILER~in BOoifs l. l. WEDNESDAY .a.ruOon ass 10
John ,cupsss, Samuel and Mary Fuller aged IL years
M. nd. sso.s Of hi. parents. his brothers James aud
Jsnius Fuller well those q his bo,hennlsr v g.ls
sunday afternoon O'clock, Of ST. AIMS Chuieh Washinsonst,
b.P ,R Pf's ss Ss Mrs m. ,.u aged 10,
&c, CO., - h,t s,ls. County IA in ihs Ssss INA
sS mansd-SS.t to Mr. vnson ana then 70 Nj va.os
learn from her SosspheI A. the tune OH d,.s hs
no. She generally hno~n IN this community by the nsms
ENNER Fmy T. ans c Isns, e J9osI SG,S P s,.
ar orphn when year, old Al that early his uncle ruais
s9 100. S% 2 b. G *. ss y S snss %S.a
q he e,me Ps%rH and 70, s ,S ,s % part
LES-1t L.ressi'r Mass Aug !, Ps.. olbrok Lee, ws OF
toRY f a. Ise iy 1u" Ma Ben.h Mallory
'ods, ne Revelation sgd year. Nh, -, a.,... .s
RridF Meehsn. sgsd years month and lSdsys
Of the family Tsnesisl 10 attend ME funeral At
ole 'o,s today At No 81 Rohin-onst
NORRrs-On Friday Ava II Hiram Norris tn che tsh year d
hs
and requested attend his funeral from his late
resid, see Bndge Brooklyn, 10 Sunday At
o. roesP Z. NJ without inthcT ootlce
Munsan West Chester Co.. August II Mr.
Fi,,a Ann vito Of Lewis X. Osborn. afed 50 years.
family invited g. attend the funeral al thu
her husband his SATURDAY. afternoon At z0eocs Her
he North Salem for Cars leave CITY
Hal Tor Topsr Morn ~ sud ~ O'Clock NJ and NJ
RFYNOI Ds-In Jersey City Aug H. ar ~ o'clock NJ Charles
Edward only Of H. Clay and May Frances Reynod
aged n months and days
aispe the funeral the residence 0f Mortimer No " Pay0.
mia r'sce jersey City today Saturday atf o'clock
sTRON-A Detroit Mich Angus, TO- Judge John w Sroag.
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els .
In contrast with these mammoth Oxen, which may be
NJ bgs est IN the world there cersiny of tbs
aest specmens of the bovine now to be seen in
be same pens.
The first we will notice are two Bull and Hsfer of the
of Burmsb The Bull is 80 inches high, 10
inches long on the back from horns to tail The latter s
,ery slip with heavy black bush nearly sweeping the
rouno Legs slim, with hoos like deer, ears thin and
m horns like small common bull wide sp, ead and dark
ored Just at point of intersection Of tbs neck with
10 shoulders rises hump inches high 10 long and
hck, At The base.
The color Of the body Is curious gray, somewhat like
vr.v deer the face white with black ring around the
res and dark nostrs the hump feet, and extremity OF
VI nearly all black The hair short and rather stiff
The Heifsr is 30 inches high and propOrtonaby smaller
IAN her mate with much shorter horns Her color is thas
do red gray deer with scarcely white spot about her
The male Is supposed TO be six years oi-the female we
ge Is not 80 old They were imports into Boston aud
voueh this city within the last three fur weeks
They are decided curOsities and particularly, when
tswsd in contrast with the three monsrous Oxen in the
xme room Another equally great curiosity, and almost
sualy small Cattle may be along side OF another pair
great Oxen among those on exhibition This Shetland
Cow years Old 81 inches hgh gray black color one Top
krp aud in all appearance perfect miniature OF our com
non Cows She gives abOut quarts OF milk day, Ehsn
kesh and has cslfa haiti bred DsvOn-by hsr side Of
the same hight and soms~hat heavier, 20 months Old
vhich sucks the dsm and at time gives milk herself
bOu quart sdsy Of course without ever having mad a
calf
his said this would be good breed Of Cows for keeping
cities and on ship board they need much less
md food than larger animals while they give milk IN
or small family These Cattle owned by Jas. Il OK
ueL Of Ere County; has also, three very curious
Aeep Of the BLACKWELL breed, OF the ages Of ,, sad
srs hch have bee shearsd and the ieec7
he Oldest one is estimated to weigh IS pounds the live
weight of the Sheep being J3j and the wool three Zee
One which to twist naturally Into ringets
Ing caIded rolls.
Whether th0re is any practical benefit in growing wool
Minis length cannot say, but the SneeP are real cur
nxffa
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FRIDAY. Aua Up. n.

NJ
The transactions at the morning Stock Board quits
large to-day Of the leading ancss and ths ten
dency Of prices still downward or Erie the sales Of
the day are nearly 5000 shares the quotation hing 6st
but closing Of COZ bid which Is Improvement Of
cent on Yesterdays price Ere sppsss to have been the
specisl victim among railroads Of the present fall Ths
anouDt held under bypothscaon was very large, and the
.uobtsr ha. been terrible TIE decline ia this Stock
.nc mat before the dividend passsd has been 20
csn, The present Low price operating TO bring 10 many
buy,rs for investment and unusual amount Of stock
berg taken out Of the street. The other railroads we're
weak but not materially lover. The sales Of Nicaragua
were very large reaching 1000 shares and the mar
kst was well sustained under this large amount Of stock
improving 2 cent Canton was rather weak The Coal
Shares heavy, especially Parker Vein. which Vas
tarned out In large quantities and ls further Dc.
cline Of cent This stock within the year has sold -
high as g. buyer 90 McCulock fell OF to TO- out ioi was
bid A. the close Dolly Hide sod a, and vs frm- Sev.
Yori Zinc was frmer. 10 the better clls OF Railroad
Stocks the transactions limited and prices sympsthse
,onewhat with he fancy market 6oyernnent and State
s,o.L ar. IN M dsra.e demand Some Government Stocks
80 coma ont from London for SALE as the price here
n,ost In Railroad Bonds there ID but little doing.
g. ,r.s more easily obtAirsbls to day on call and
hl;f a, expressed In several quarters that the
~ the stringency passed. The Banks vii be strength.
ssd 20 morrow by nearly 5000 in CON- which coming
rom the Mint to night and this will check to some szfs
hs drawing Of specie which has been going 90 this
Next week further amounts Of coin VIII arrive no~
Mint At o'clock today money was dscidseS '"'''
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T. COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE-Bs'ore Commissioner MoRf
cHAKeE og MANsLAuoaTEn al sEL.

cHARGE o. MANsLAUGHTER AT SEA
Examination Of William Bell ana Francis Harley On
ctarge OF mar slaughter causing the death OF EnAn1
Anono another If the crew on board the packet shiP
NictDIis, from London.
TT onss dcstop too first mate testified 70 prisonsrs
being part vi the the snip len Lond0n i'm Juns
and an we'd At NswIork nth August on IN jay the
rr,s-b,nept OF a man was ordered fr thsyng and the
rev called AZ 10 witness punishment some oi the men
showed q muiinOas disposition and wEhed ~ stop ths
noxginr the VA punished encaitsrWa'd released
nd the crew immediately ordered forward becsuse Anto
MO would nj, o'n the others in their matino1s conduct
Hartley alta he'd Inn and struck him rsmsndous boE
% ti IN cheek AID nearly deprived him Of TIE s5at o.
hs lei eye William Bel, believe, 10 charged with me
sane Assault but ! did not ses bin strike the MAN.
The block given ~ Hartley enough 70 knock ou
lock down there much blood nom ?, me man tel on
rte deck Ike bullock saw nothing IN HAteys hand
.onio was taken below and the Doctor attended upon
IN fret 10 the frecaste and then IN the SHIPS hOPtA
where n az attended upon bin day and night saw HIN
resry every day be unable 10 help himself IL @nJ 70
spect zba,.ver he died on Sunday, 2in July and Ts
IN the deep ~ o clock ia ID Afternoon can
Tot swear that the blow the cause Of hB dsatn the
whole Ct the ships crew and the we're so 70
wires. the burial Antonio good sailor and always
M we'd nv orders every respect Whatever the two prs
=. xsrs very good seSrsen had fault % find with
hrr sesmsushP' but do not kno~ anything as to tAsH
ch.,acter they were strangers 20 me.
Cant Champuey Of the Victoria TESTIFIED that DO DUO nos
zee the blow but ADtOni. az. oa the qaAtor aech
With bis face bleseing very Freely ne ''a H 10
10 Co So underst4ld He went below, ouf cav nih on
d,ck Afterwards With kis face bsndages up 10 nor xao~
ho long Afterwards. lie vas 80 VI
5C+r rseo nsI ted he be sent 10 the Hosp he 1l7d
in lev days He vas q very good sailor ine elfcum'
stsnce took place At sea
r sbenhsrd Of the Victoria testified 30 seeing tne nan
.fr the difficulty with his face bleeding, wifness then
supposed from the Did not thsn Examine hm Wien
examined him. found bruise over tne y ana cut on
he chssk The eve was suused with blood bat not in
n,sS H was removed from the forcastie TO ths Hospi
A. and appeared tts better for two Or three days % a
to tel whsrs be hss pam he coaia nos SPEAK Eagish
or,besd and say very bad After two three dsyshe
rev worse And died lie did not say who struck hin
did not make any pos, mor,em examination but cane 20
The conclusion ths: be died from Inflammation Of the srxn
caused by the blow or blows.
Cross sxAminadon-An not ply Hcisn, but surgeon;
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CRYSTAL PALACE.

NoRTH CAROLINA COaNIssIoNERs.-Th The following
persons have been appointed by Gov. Reid, of North
Carolina. Commissioners to the Worlds Fair in New
York: John g. Bynum, w. d. Cook, aud Waiter L.
Steele residents of North Carolina; aud David c. FREQ
man. John r. Brown, Ed. j. Malett, president ST.
Nicholas Bank) and DIR. Geo. Beltner, North CarOlrn
ans residing in the city.
Tho number Of visitors admitted Yesterday 1881
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NEW-JERsEY ITEMS.

Da>lgL K GAstr proposes to issue The EvsHiag Ner',
perny paper at Jersey City and after the 22d inst
sad News TO be Independent in character and mainly
Local in ia topics, Mr. Gavit Is energetic and indGs.
tries Young man whose success will afford hearty sat
isisC,or.
Darn PROM TER HEAr-A man named Patrick Fee.
Ian mr. yed in the Cement Works at North Point Jer
4y civ was much injured by the heat Of yesterday At
t.ir,o that he oied shortly sterward lie had no family
Nm IRONS Who we're working in a situation where they
@r exposed TO the ceased labor TO avoid death or
,ickness frem the same
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GREAT AND SMALL CATTLE.

.,s On exhibition near the Crystal Palace soma
s,scinens ofbigh bred fat beeves. and also some
'"I 81. oxen. as al the world ought 70 know sincs We
,oS then 80 with sinterssdngpardcusri'y We
-. hox big some Of these animals ses-how muso
al vssh--thst 10 by the gsess Of their owners We
- an Monday, in that Deighborhood the great M''oar
m, . which, as we have stated in some western
-, veigh sir thousand poaads. He won't weigh the
~ AZ notwithstanding his bsckbon IS co 1''dera'y
-. elevated than our Uranium, aud we hold our heal
.av b.h in the world This OK il pure white called
rhsm hut that don't make hun So He's a. coarse oru'e
aver grew TO an Improbable SIZE
IA rec ard 10 the enormous weight Of th or any other
a, fair shov cattle which visitors are told will weigh
49, q, sxa thousand pounds each, we shall not dispute
=. nom, bu, we will say don't believe it aud We don't
svs children and ignorant persons ought to bs sent
80 with an idea that hey have seen an OK which Weighs
ANYTHING like that sum-
n live weight Of any hasresched 1000 h. ehsys
- heard Of H. either in this any other country Tns
n, pennsylvania Was slaughtered 10 Philadsphs, Fsb
and for sught that find authentic is the lar
.. aver killed here or elsewhere though We are told thai
10 q. Washington weighed 1900 ib-who knOwsl
The following is the weight and measurement Of tie
pspnsylvana which will b. well to keep in mind while
,ou are told how much any particular biggest Ok in the
World" would weigh put on the scales, bat which
n some very unsatisfactory has not been done
Il, weight 3s5s i dead weight the quarters 2Sss Eight
years old bred State Of NewYot Ted BY she'z Bsrss
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT.

SPECIAL TERN-bs0fs judge EDN0NDs
L. The matter Of Thomas ac,azn,a ard fourteen others mint
ted n relation 20 diilcal IN Eighteenth Ward
They were brought up ceoran for review from the
action Of the police magistrate but appeared from the
return Of Mr. Hall Assistant Deputy Attorney that aopics
tor rad bee made the Recorder 70 reduce the bail from
$1,000 and the motion denied The certiorari was dig
charged.
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Sale. of -taek. af PnliaaeIphla .FsIo.y Avg n

F,f Boayd-s2fOo stse s. 10 o. 100 Do ~ o. eso DO 90
g. 4 Bsnk 81; 80 Long isyd b. ~ Do 11 90 DO 81 10;
10 90 ia is Pref 3t 100 DO b. 5 100 do 81 u es
yer Meadow ~ Reading RR 4oi DO o. 80 PsnayiyAsia
y F,,t Boad,ico Chester Valley, - so Long I.lana 10
ssaS bos,s-1 Read kR 4oi R Sch Nav Pref s.
40 4
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BAIGFy-MoFFIT-As k-Hsv.n. Pa, A1s 4 GILMAN Bailey
n Mi. Csthsfre Msnt
FRY-BAkER-At Lock,ven Pa. July ~ DsnielFry ofMaacy
ushp Lyoouns Co Mrs Cahsrne Baker Of Nancy Crsk
township county
Of Clinton nenoers snd Miss Mary D.ngtos
only daughter Of Dcvd Mcclure. Eco II Lswissowu Pa
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ssS STROKES Several Individuals strlsk yes
ercay bur far sscersined serious consequences
ersued. woman named Mary O'Donnel, residing IN
Smi'h Il near the Penny Bridge was Frustrated oy The
heat in Jay S, Sands She picked up by Officer
Russell and conveyed to the nearest house where restors
tves we're successfully applied.
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.

CRYSTAL PALACE, Esr-York, AuE r. 1853
Confributious ia this observation-disclosures. a. %
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS --..--..Si,<<7 W
J.. BROwN. Agent
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.
Il a. Edltor II nv. Y. r,tbsn..

SIR In notice in your paper of Tuesday in rel on to
the robbery of my house you say that Mrs BrbecS $40
charge Of t. This is mistake Mrs. h IL friend OF
mir e hut has nothing do with my house 10 any
NJ Dera-sf, Bruokiyn, 4Hg L. lass +. v alLLsrr
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s,ueiee for three years in 81 Thomss Hospital Lonsoa
lpped On bosrd the Victoria AZ Portsmouth sngesn.
sss wednesday when the man struck. and IL ~
sunday bsiose called 70 attend him bad him,
cur TIE time on deck. once, think al the wheel.
Richard HNgrsves passenger sac the blows struck.
psrty had robbed OF the passengers the pre-
vicus and man brought up for punishment and some
Of TIE tired to prevent IL say Bell and Hartley 18th
come up md strike Antonio who fell he died Afterwards
ur Gsrsood. from the effec, Of the blows
Crosse xsmned-SSw deceased and these two men steg
him they struck him with their fits from Ia 'front.' Rel
fist sud ihsn Hartley deceased with olscksye next
morning ard be face swelled very much Indeed
WELLINGTON Bobson. I'd Mate tes, I'd TO seeing Bs ana
Hartley b,th strike deceased the blow Of latter brought
blood from the nostrs; shortly Afterwards the man
vas ordered forward About two minutes Afterwards
he turned too but about o'clock next evening he
told me he could hardly get Sorg and tod them to 20
below and stay TIL he got better be went below and re-
usir.d till he died him tall forward from the blows
hu could not tell from the crowd whether he fell on the
deck or not
Nj Midcl-t n reCsled-Decessed WAS slowed around ~
The blow OF Hartley and fell on his face.
The prisoners were committed On the charge IN defsaf
Of g. Oo0 bail each Mr. Wheaton, appeared on their BE-
hall ard Mr.. james Rijgevsy for the Urited Sites
Al examination Of two others Of the crew. one Tor lar
cery and the other for an attempt revolt s aks
tisce this firsxoou
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more ar very tired. / cannot see thsesnishs goss
out think / IN sorg 20 de- thank yoa wanted to
thalk you for The bread thought you would Mt cone
Good bye-Sisss-. good bye, slssss-yoa WI come
u, tber-don t-orink-any mors-A0the'-good D.
is The s, OF srlh said tie good man Il our sds-ss
Is prsy.
T. ater Christian reader little Ksty is in her grsve
Prayers for her gnsvsil1g There as 10 tis CITY
thousand at such Payers for them EnAyAing
Faith without works wont work reform faithful
prs ,rfal resolution work that reform saici Will
save you fro reading the recital Of saca sceaes-such
uits II TIE trade this before you. WI. work to
gether fO' yocr AZ others good Go forth aud listen
II you hear tile voice crying lot thi0k Of poor
Kay and OF the hosts Of innocens slain by that reorss
less yrsnt Go forth and seek better spirit to rule
Cry aloud. viii he me- and the answer will
b. -ye-, yes, be Is here
BEEEyOLEsCE AWAKENED.
T. tAs ESisoy II tn v y TrbuHe
SIR must say God bless you for that article, Ho
Corr Do please hunt up that h'tle one ana try %
get her sway from the den That srticle ha, ton he'd
thousands Of hearts Angels nigh, almost envy you the
happiness Of that messing Can anything be done for that
little and her sis 1 enclose dollar hoping ycu
may see an opportunity to do something for her fSa
have begun gt0ri0as work. GOD speed you and help
you TO continue 1t. Who knows but that y'u "esLrfaiG
I'd anger under all that garb Of dirt AT al events
doubt not that angel unseea directed that cry OF Hot
Corn TO your and be thanked for the results
thus far. presume good subscription could be raised
immediately for the benefit Of these objects Of mercy,
you viii s0ua1 The ky s0te Don lei tbs golden opporu
ty pass, wait t the corn becomes cold Keep taA.
cry Of Hot Corn before the people.
shall look for something in answer, in 10 morrow's
TyibBRe. Dent dsappoini and hundreds OF Others.
Ect> Yor., AuE. s 1888. Yours w b. B.
We could not answer 10 morrow for very good res
SON The letter dated Aug. >, and dropt into the Tin
BOZ PostOce the day 1t took the City Dispatch
Post only day, to bring to Office. 1t came, like
nearly all others inrustedto the conveyance TOO late
70 NEE. the benevolent intention Of the writer Neverhe
less shall do good We will hand the dollar over to the
Five Points Missionary Rev. Mr. Pesse and so We will
every other dollar that any other benevolent person may
feel disposed TO invest in that good And may
remark here for the information Of the benevolent in the
City or abroad that cas-. of clothing OF every descriptions
will be received with hsnkfuness by Mr. Pease, and used
70 coihe the naked and comfort the miserable and that
clothing OF the first necessities of reformation and
reclanatio ON the paths OF Gin and misery.
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II : CIRCUIT cOfrRr
u MARRIED.

Judge Nelson has ordered OF th, Court tor q
September Tor hearing Arguments appeal equity eau
es &c
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silk gloves two rsvolver' two gold watches sSd vlr.u
Other articles This property Is row AZ the ON q OF "a
Chef Of Police Awaiting ne OF th- god ~Ncn-
has been ider tiled oy Bal TOnpkiDs Il Bltek jeEdi,fs
Of Broadway a. having been stolen from 'hr sev- %
Of h- rsyolvers has also been Identified - the pToer
boarder the II ing Hoa~e The prisrner vas osA-'
% the Chief 3 OF At further exNniaN,lon
Rex OyFR AND INJURED AT lsts hour on laurslNY
evening Ms S-vSnyse vas knocked down IN WsrrenS
Church and severely injured. by m<rk-t wagon
No ST. driven a reckless rate by nan Ia the enpei
Of Alfred p Thompson, the owner Of the sszon tne
orver upon discovering what h bad done q hrs lore
and and o Tee injured woman vas ,sken 10 tns
Hospital With her ankle and leg rssturst
A sd named Daniel sullivan run over IN seventh
Yesterday morning by horse ard cart and had MS
leg fractured He was taken 10 the residence OF MS rens
The hosss bad been tied the OF Seventh Az aud
Twenty xfh ST bu took fright broke the halter AMI ran
auSy oOsn the svenu- coming IN contact With tns ai
lie was secured before any other Injury Inflicted
FALI FROM THE Rooy OF HoUss-At Il O'Clock yes
tsr6sy morning German lsborsr whil- working on the
top OF the four story building, corner Of Bsekmsn All
Nassau fell in consequence Of the giving Wy OF
beam in his descent struck swaing frame with 81
rre - to break his back He imnedissiy taken %
the New York Hospital He is about IS years OF age HIS
Injuries it is thought, will prove mortal.
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MARINE couRr-Bsfore Judss Mcc.srsr.

HsfFy UoufueF at joan And UevFte NVtaE'S
To recover osmags tor injury TO plaintiff promises oy
defendants blasting their 10, adjoining on Eisa
already referred to- The Court th- decision OF the
Court Appeals in the Of the Cohoss Co. that par
y liable smother for damages in blasting whether he
takes all proper precsution 10 prevent II nohe loss
falling on the party oecssicning t-gave judgment tor
plaintiff OF e.. with costs
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fAdvertis-ment
N nrnntietnrs Of the sfeamar ERANCIs

w VIWVIIttVIs VI tVEHuI't 'N''N''
ssced appcsors her until further nosse
LEAVING Ne~fosk fu.ssy thasisy
ard ar M ard Abny MONDAYS Wednestays ana FRI
dAys topping st intermsdI.ie plsces each way.