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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27
10 S6uQe6rer perldn9t,

Die Sbulorcttcrtn rcn Goljbur9 Sounfbip, eCtba
.Ga1ntn, ortrn bitrourtb 9Iahribt bos Gin Gramen
fir SdultbrIr itattfurSn fcU auf Samta9s zen IL.
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bia fno i'm GuStilCben uuo Ocutfbeu llntsrritbt ja
9tbsr, fuo srudt litb ronn uno boitlblt gu mcIoSn
2(uf 8rfvbl ecs Sduttcaros.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27
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iitrbaupt III gutter Srrnun9 mlp lic0t 6anj naHr
an Der Sct9lebcm mp 9bilarrlptin Strabc.
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fGbrt man bel SpiepD &lcB,
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

1T obernolS i'm Seloe
6rtidc 9(ntunft SPart cure Sips, unb bic &C.
rpics tNufcn rud bic oQuSprnrbmitcn @dtcr!
Der City GGid StrEr it rrapY fir 2tar!
100 Sttide nGuS Srl ScajnS III 81.
25 60 fine 8orc9s DcloiuS III 12J, pcbfctltr
ot6 Die pcbTiltrn!
&tCrtl SamnS 3u Gf.
SrCnb 2opuS, flte Sorbt, 81 l2b.
80 Stitttt tr0ppfar6i9e printS 5u 61.
30 60 9tbItitbter RuSn ltbr flin, ;u 64.
80 10 / uno 4 @icrtcl trauncr NRuslin, II GI.
25 30 iuWrftincr 4s4 9eblsibttr SRusln, ~ 10.
9roBe Sor9oin5 in @ann6lpoaren
80 Stddt fantp uno ibmarStr Gaiftmcr, so bis l.5O
80 10 fblpates unb bAarrs cusliTbs5 unp transit:
ihss Sud- prn lis 5 90.
50 10 baumwrIrue ,SriInitrffe Yrn 10 bis Is.
S6ant6! g bomtS!
80 ntumrct9t Grape Stbaps prn his II Sbalir.
80 fhw0rScierHs Stbarp[S, fbr wcblfit.
Oanbi6ube uno Sttttmrfe.
80 0uesnp psjgt uno grmiihtt Strdmpfs ~ 6I, uue
so 20 IoonriAubs Su 81 Gents pas paor.
SucenSlpaoren an 9roBen Bargains!
100 SStt ntut StNlt SuSenspeortn-25 prc;ut
prblkilcr ais ir9CnNwc icnif.
200 GlaS:Sumtltr5 ju nur GcutS.
@rojerien.
Tcincr SIC, l Sudtr gu Gl Gents.
Tetutr SNrup:gNrtoiTSs w TO-
SuperfCtner 5udGr ;u 8, uno
Qutrbtlttr wcBcr ;u 10 Gents.
gteue Stple CARPETS un0 SDoocs.
300 garoS CARPET Ycn % bis -.
100 SrulutIinrsu [SboetSl fbr IpcbLkiL
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27

Die 9eda Sron5portation6 Company
gilt Gtcrmit 9a6ri9t, pnB lr nun berrtt ii jcprrs
lei &auimamss GipSuneBmrn unp rtcIrltcn
nit YrpmrtErit unb S6ncIIi8tcit Srn Sbtlapels
p6in rad Gnltrn, 8rtblebent, 9lacntrwn, Mau6
GGunf, 9rm oaSen, gGbitr l3oSrn, gSilfrsbarrc,
wnp alien 3pil6cnpl1Brn an ben DelNwarc mp
2ctGa Ganaeu oR3uliefcrn. Die Gt9entbiimrr
wdniGen ibre Srcunpe llnp &unren III &cmtniB
~ icgcn, RAP lie tbrry 2nc Scrlhicpcne ncuc Srpz
te tinju9cfi9t, wppmA in grpBrm Nta6e bic o'c'
idaite 9cfBrpert prrpen. Sjc Srrrtdten i9rr Gjes
I6Ifte tniinrr npA nm often GtanpPlab, rrltcr
g8Gnrf ptrrbaIb Der Sinr StraBe, rirett Srn q.
unp s. g8rtgbt 9c8cnitrr. Sie kef6rrcrn aud
GjNtcr na6 unp Spn gIeu9pf nn9 gSifc5tarre.
G6MfatI5 at alIe 3rpiidrnplIbcn an Zen Srlo>
ipHe upp 9taritdn ulo Sclnlpore tnp Zelda Gdz
nIlcn. 98aarcn melte nuf picIcr Sinie Scri6ift
wrrprn, gcGcn mf q. g. 9EeiIlon'5 Civic Spn
SbaIuppcn ndN 9lrws8rW1pit, wclAe man
finrrt an Der gllGanY SEin, ant Sup rcr Grpar
| SroBc, 9lprr Siper, 9tcugprf.
Scpmere QHustuuft lit baIrltIt Su rrbaltrn rpn
Jtevnrlp mp Glart, So. 100 99elt Stra6e, pprr
an gtcilirn'S 2(9cntcn Sffiec, IS gGrit ShaBe.
Die @tIeui@ait bat 9rpBe S9aarrnbSuier, gu
GaItcn, SctblcbCm, glacntaU,, Ntnu3 GBmf,
2G9itc 9aYen unp g0tltcStatrr.
9rofe, 8ilipn unb Gcmp.,
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-07-27
9a % . g 80 1 cutc,
Gobinctmo@er, &utfbenmaber II. 2tnbere

Die llnteBciGnctm FtnuBcn bieIe 0clsacntsit
I'M rem gutlitum trtnnnt 81 MAIDEN, Dap iGre
9obel MGDle, Sitting Wable, SdIbz
Woi3ine, StdOe Maibine, Srebz
bdnfe, @irfular rno @bipsSG9en,
M onpcrc MafAinrrc, nun in sGtli6cr Sprratirll
M, urlp iic inn nun crcit 6lrpyEpnrrs ,u brs
teln, icttwn unp fol3cn, mic and S8ctters rnp
S9rTHoorpS nnf rtnrr cprr trircn Sritrn abSu.
bptrIn; prs9eifrn 9cIGgtrS !5pl, richer ,u ia,
gen, Su ir9rnp ciner, telieti9rn Tide Scn 6 .3cG
bis 3ra. Sie.perfertigrn irpr 9lrt 8rnItcrrab.
men, gIprn, SIinpS, Sbircn unp MpulptnoS,
pon jrrrr trliebi9cn GjrEbe, wpm lir pas Spl3
finrcn. Sir batcn au6 fprtpalrrnp auf Sau6
mtp 81 Scrfaufrn, ale Sprtrn
Settpfoiten, Siibbcinc, @aoennaben, oez
bp0ene 6cl9en unb Honnen, Sponiib=
Geoern Gi9arsSprcn,
mN fnO tcrcit jcbr 9tt Oreb-grbrttm m
tbun, unp Yrin, &irI4cn, g9alnuB, ppcr anprre
Sortcn 9pl5 gu irgcnp cinrm rrfprrrrtiGrn Wll5
tier 3u i19cn; 9cidf0Qs SaBsToubm mp Sr.'
prn iu idnrtprn iiir 0IpurbGurls Rp nnrrrc lrtdb-
te 6Girr.
Sic Drffcn bw6 itrcn9c 9lufmrrtlamfcit in if
rem Gciddftr, mp ttaige 9reiIe cine Iitrralc Tn
terltigm9 cinrS ppGIppQenpm 9ubltumS ;u er-
6nltu.
Ntan meIrc Iidb an i6rcn SGrrtrn, errn,rnb an
grrb unp SSrtnSbcimrr'1 GriiGcr 9lpmis's) Mibs
lc, z9Qcnthm.
Salliet, GG9cr unb So.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-08
The Usurpation of Louis Napoleon

The most Interesting news bv the Pacific.
at New York on Saturday. is the development
of the power, sought for and likely to be Sc
cured 10y Napoleon Ill. The particulars we
give below:
In Prussia, rctrograde movement is about
to take place. Government has introduced
into the PIPER House, a bill cancrlling the
article of the constitution bv which the Cham
bcrS must toe summoned annually. and enact
M that IN future the, shall be called tore;h-
cr only once in every two wears.
BY a Senatus C0n>ultum laid before the
French Senate, the Emperor, Napoleon Ill.
proposes TO strengthen his autncratir mopop-
oily uf power. and. as a consequence. TO limit
the little show OF authority which he left to
The Legislative Corps by the constitution Of
january last. All the control that the ncn-
pies representatives are to have over the ty-
pcndlture OF the Empire. or rather of the
Government, is >imply-"d Each ministry
or department Is 10 send in Its estimate: but
the Chamber is not to be permitted to inquire
mo the detail>-it must pass or reject the e.
innate q. bloc. As total rejection would Toe
All act Ct courage beyond the conception of
such Legislature. OF course acceptance Is in
e'ltahie. In the next plare. all works of
public utility. and all undertakings of GENERAL
interest, are 10 he ordained aud authorized
10y decree. OF the Emperor: and treaties OF
commerce made hy tho head of the Govern
mrnt, are Ia le@aliz- all notifications O. tia.
tariff which they NAV contain. The Exccu-
tive Is thus invested with complete and irrc>-
pon>ihie control over the Whole department
OF E1I.l' eni"rpri>. and trade Ii seems how
ever, that these monstruus powers are not to
be vested in the Emperor without some show
OF opposition.
The Senate hesitatas to sanction the right
"F'he Emperor to modify. Of his own free
~. =; 'c,rFns~';- - ,e-F>, nd = Ia: con
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-08
GJf { alr0unInll.
ST. JOHN BURY,
SATURDAY,, JANUARY :. 1853.

VILLAGE OEGANIZATI"N.-Ihe citizen,
of orr Village met on "Wednesday 10 act upon
the charter granted By the last legislature
authorizing them to organize IN corporate
capacity The charter was accepted and Of
ficcr> therein provided were elected, as fol-
lows:
President ofthe Corporation-Luke p. Po-
land.
Tru>tccs-A l.. French. v. ID. Weeks.
J. p. Bancroft. Joseph Boles, Horace Fair
hanks.
Fire Warlens-Joscph H,ncock. David
Boynton. Israel p MACON. Robert Hale,
VIM. Sanhorn. o. w Baker. Russell lIalle,t.
Clerk-B. 0. Stephenson.
Collector and Treasurer Horace Pad
dock.
Paadock's Village TO the Town Farm, the
Plain. the Depot and Fairbanks Village, are
embraced within the limits f the charter.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-08
4 Most Melancholy Occurrence.

Very seldom have we been called upon to
record fatality 50 truly hearl-reniing. as
that which took place in this city, Yesterday
afternoon, by which a highly esteemed tam-
" have suffered most sad and desuiatng
bereavement
Two interesting and beautiful little girls
Frances Caroline aged five wears and eleven
months, ami Mary lydia, AGED three wears
and eleven Observation-Disclosures of Mr. Dexter
IL. Perry. who resides at Qulnsgamond VIII
LACE. We're drowned under circumstances most
deepl V affecting and melancholy. While the
family were at dinner. Mrs Perry. having oc-
Ct>1on TO 20 Mp stars to attend TO her husband,
who l. >gilerin" from severe illness. left the
little girls in charne OF female attendant.
She returned, after an absence OF half an
hour. and finding the girls absent. the femal'
referred 10 was sent 10 look for them and ai-
ter searching the n"iuhhnihoo1 for halt an
hour without finding them. Mrs Perry herself
joined in the search. She went Ia the pond
some IS or % rods in the rear of the hous".
and following the shore a short distance to
thc MIL. where the children sometimes went.
she suddenly d. over-d the bodies of her
children i!o1iInC upon the surface of the wa
ter. Just above the rack through which it pas
SEES to the water wheel of the mill. They
We're huovcd mn by their clothes but had
probably been lifeless for some little time
Mrs Perry had the presence of mind to call to
tie man IN aitcn,lance at the mill who immr-
dirtclv came TO her assistance. and the, to-
Gcther took tn" bodies from the water, he
IL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-08

would still be 50 deficient in the requisite GER
tainty. as 10 be bad for that cause.
H. consequently held the order Of forfeit,
ure Invalid: first. berar>e there was no suih
lent complaint; and secondly, because the
plaintiff was deprived Of his property b, d
criminal prosecution. in which he neither had
nor could have. trial by jury, without sub.
hitting to conditions which the Legislature
had no constitutional power TO impose, The
Court also thought the order not >imIlv void
atl-. but absolutely void; the magistrates
having no Jurisdiction over the proceedings
And they gave Judgment for the plaintiff on
the demurrer. with nominal damages.
Judge Putnam concurred in the opinion.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-08

lessons Of railrnad--hu, i, ;. H.
'hr,r opposition Viii Ice u>-l,.s, az La
VITA re>ler, - the S..,,,,r. T.
for fiNin" the evil list q the -. Ii
senate have been more rom,',:.,- r.
. .,. hayln- been left to Their n,,., To-
they have de'idr'l, in a Yer, nan, c I'll.
ION that III" Emperor shall l,,. -. ~. d.
u 1910" """f-. or afoa, =. uou.e.1 De-
per annnm, besides HI. rr;u,,,,.-..
seven cha'eanx. th,. r,,r,.pr.. 81. ,"''',-
OF the crown. and the rrvrnp,, - ~,
Ia" manufactures Of the Gnhelir> -. e.
Beau'als. estimated to produce A. -.
net sum OF about S.h'".ooof a r.,- a.
Senate and the Legislative CORPS. I.,, De
are not TO he forgotten If,hcv 40 A.,
I" the Emperor, he !, liberal "a ,b,. -
proposes that the members of,be 81 :, ~ a 3
have life salary of %n.oaof. 49, ~. "a.
wear; whilst the members o., H..
10 have 6oo"t,- or $3.50 wear -''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-08
Schools-Turning OFT Teachers.

0'A'oi' III mig o>'
7, ;:. lI
" f>'
maps Ii always WIS SD turn oil School
Teachers: and too often undoubtedly, for
ir>u,I;,.;..,,, ,.,,,so. go, s,,,,,imes .;,r mood
'''>''>' III ~" i'c'c"'H ia NV >''''"'' -d"''
the Office of school trarhing is no inferior
station !, inst cause E th,. dismissal of \
,..,.l..,. L.'. L;. ,1 -,
'' was - ~ '''' '''N wv IL ''''''
'''' ''''!' We venture l' ASSERTION Is really
a. often the caus" A. N .l:citncy. food or
der aud government crate dissatisfaction ON
=,
nome "F rather >'lA - govern Their parents;
rebellion IN school e. sues. and the parents
,,Lr .;,lr, with ,l.. ,LIlr.u and -, ..r,,,,,,u.'
!,
"''''' "''' u ''''' Va" rune '"t'F
own h"">rh"iis. are not found in suiiI"lcnt
numbers in ,h. ,i>tr.t To- o,crru!c the rlil-
l~,,...,.,...r,,..I ,...,... d.. .o...l; ,.
anu ''''> = INC ''>'" VI "''''s '"'-
* where ;rh"hrr> arr dl>mii>sc,i-"nly w
have no, >k,.,.h,,l h. history O; these chill
I-., ~, ,.,.,..,;l.ll.,. ,r,.,,- ..,,.,,.; 4;
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4'''>'''- ''' = '''''. 2''' i'''''"' Oh" "fier
beer hl>t"r, i Is :sIrii. wI.t,rm- Ii Is this
they L~oo.rr d.v? the -ra, b.,jr, of thei,
..,r.... ,,:.r ..,.-,.r =, -, .,r... W.. an,l
anu
''' '''''' '.''' t. j" .''' '''''''''. It. IL /
""rihv"' i'r.'-i.. hHi y" i"..'' !; may hccom'
i r.a-'... :, >,..I,.. g. n.,r>.,n,, districts,
80 So u-ty i"iheI nm Jul
Not h...u>r Ir "a, not a GOOD tea. her hut
lrrau>, he ,r., :, .o.d one III. ru,e, for
government were lew ani wholesome. Tie
hal ,ln .yLL,.. s.bo.l :, cI,.,,I TN, .,.b
>rholar had l;> proper proportion of time and
attention. \. .IrL 4 n;,.i,,,. al attended Ia
wriiiuo: and :, WIS m offence fowrit,. AZ any
cher rrn,. Il oY,. WAS three, minutes 700 late
Tor RECITATION, :, J,.,I lass to linn me-, pr
to h,. rrro,r~,I. r. short he had In, two
rmlc>-o,,,r amt .,a,,-..,..o But il was
all new To The. scholars. They said the teach
pr was prc.;>o. uo,innal, rinii1 contrary. IN
,lrprndrnt. and they r,IkrJ rl,. matter over
and got Themselves united. >,ron, and head
lunr Ana the n,~rrt< ,hnnubt h.. had lost
his Influence. and 50 they turned him ont.
The NEXT teacher heard what their nf.;rr-
ti"n> wrr,. To- IN, predecessor. and took the
opposite conr,c. He was >loyrn. aud had
no order And what vas worse, he could no,
work the examples in coumon arithmetic
withou, L.y H.. was :, upt,,rtup,t.. an.
day as to leave his key where the scholars got
hold OF it, soon the parents found it out
some laughed about him. and others scollcd.
The teacher lost his influence: and so they
cast him out
The third teacher taught one month. and
by that time the term was up and he went
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FROM WASHINGTON
Correspondence of the Caledor,,.
W ASM!NGTnN H. IL

WASHINGroN. ncc. 3. T..
FRIEND CHAnWIck: Known ;f,.,
and YOUR readers are ALWAYS glad 10 ,.,
thing of interest from Washinr,,,
OF hard work ! have seated nlrs,,. - -
10 write few matters which La,e
der nv observation.
Congress has now been IN se,,.s- .
four weeks, and during that time b,r.
more work than is usual for :hrm 70
plish in the same time In The. S.,,,..
ofthc time the first two weeks wcrr o,c,...-,
in discussing whether Dixon. If h
presented credentials from the Ie,ri;.l ,...-...
that State. should be sworn into aq,,.. --.
it was finally decided as expected !; ",
he that he should be admitted to a 49,.
Then came up in the same hodv the 7r,..:..
whether the rank of Lieut. General ID.
hc conferred npon Gen. Scott with a,],];,.,-.,
paw The resolution 10 confer II vas -
posed hv the democrats. pressed hy ,b.-
and finally passed ly large majority. "
did not the democrats think of roni.-.,-,
that honor before?
In the House the first business Of ;p-,-
lance was proposition by Mr. Brook, 10 -.
fer toa select committee 50 much 81 the p-o.
idrn''S Message as related 10 the tariff. Il +.
after discussion was rejected, and opposed Il.
the democrats on the ground thati; wo, 2 30.
h" courteous to an incoming adminie-,., ~
10 alter tariff the workings of which -
affect it more than the administration N -,9r.
"r. This having been disposed Of mex, Ar
mp the question o: diminishing the lu,r m
railroad iron; would no; the Peninsula
Iron workers he glad to see this?
1t i said " he Knowing ones that =.
ton viii be malr IA stated in the Trilg-s
to p'ar" al The disposal of the incoming P-..
'dent >5.ooo-""" 10 enable him 10 enter IN.
any negotiations in case there should be J.
danger Of war during the long recess, a.
that this proposition has found great favo-
high quarters This motion il is said viii /.
made in a few weeks, no,tS rcrgo,rs.
Nearly all the stories in circulation a'7g
the names of the Cabinet Of the in,,~ q.
President must b" regarded rs mc-,. rqla-,
Sometimes individuals vii furnish The T.
graph reporters with news: and for ri.
fun Will manufacture a Cabinet or aayilir,
else
The n'ws ca,hercrs here are extreme,
busy TO collect news. aud generally VIA, III,
furnish I'll" papers is 10 be relied on. Y.
Will hear fro,H ME acain soon.
Respectfully YOURS, &C.,
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DISTRIBUTIONS OF WEALTH IN THE t.
NTED SrATES.-The census returns en-
mblt the fact that the wealth of the Union !,
nearly distributed thronghoutthc states. The
average for each inhabiiant of the states i
o5j6. The distribution is as follows
Alabama $50. Arkansas S2lj. Conncr,i-
cut $40. California S239. Delaware Sac1
Florida $40. Georgia $50. Illinois sIS4
Iowa Sl25. Indiana S20j, Kentucky sSq1
Louisiana $50, Maine S2ll. Missi>sii,n
s.@2, Massachusetts S577. MARYLAND Stio
\. Carolina S39l.New Hampshire S325. New
York >3l6. New jersey $40. Oregon Terri
tory SSH, Pennsylvania S3l9. Ohio >255
Rhode Island S.j4G South Carolina SIo1-
Texas SSH. Tennessee S254. Vermont s,e.
Virginia S4lI, Wisconsin 1913.
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TIL ALED o n [ 4 n.

taken. The collision is said to have occurred
in consequence Of the misplarinS OF one OF
the switches. This. however, Is not known GER
tainIv TO be the case.
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HSs Some nr Ybo Na,r JJl

t. Some Of the New Hampshire papers
make many words of the Railroad war" at
Wells River. and their readers, unacquainted
with the facts, would he likely to conclude
that Waterloo had been re-enactcd. The
"war" was not quite of this magnitude. nor
so great or fierce as the one now being waged
at Concord concerning the spoils TO be disid-
ed under Mr. Pierce.
Mr. Calhoun said the locofoco party was
held together by the cohesive power of pub
lie plumber: but the plumber" now promises
TO produce more divorces" than are annual
" granted by the General Assembly Of the
State OF Connecticut
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49,. 'ar.n:4 TIE t''t.r ii Lord Res
-. ,,'... .'.',".rd WIN according 20 form.
H.. ''">. r','i'..l-"l wor.d no' give nlH
'.sI .''.' 10" III! "."''" man living, tl.y
-, '..."-"i ."''r ;'':.'" 70 ronr bosom too.
- "" ':'. san" OCCASION. MAY tn" -p!f.t
p. T." --r!:rn = no' ia" ';lmrra o: heated
r..:<. 10: 4 G"':"c 4 ar':dI men 10 'rghten
90 ;'.lo,r Ia" r'r,noE>. tat !, As much an
'Il,;eu"r Lat c:n IL let and understood as
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RAILROAD CoLL1sIoS-7ro mon In

Shortly after o'clock. on SATURDAY. NOR
ming. collision took place On the Harlem
Railroad, near MeIrose. between a trc;gb,
tram belonging to that road and rssserSar
tram OF the New Haven Railroad, by which
two men lost their lives Mr. Ming. condm.t .
or Of the freight train. was instantly L;I,.d
and James llearn. brakeman of the ,ame was
20 severely injured that he died son alter
Ha~l' =, ihs y ! iic>r.ta! ~h.;be- hs y,.